You still need business offices, to DRAW in the customers!  AP HAD a
bank, 1st Merchants, in Press Plaza.  I named my daughter, Renee,
after one of the Teller's!  What WAS Canadian's, is now a real estate,
something or other!  The Anchor stores, in Press Plaza, Rexall Drugs
is GONE! Gone also, is Steinbach's, The Asbury Park Press,
Woolworth's, Dainty Apparel, Pix Shoes, Eidelberg's, Lane's Drug
Store, JJ Newberry's, Lerner's, Kresge's, National Shoes, The Bra and
Girdle Factory, above the Luncheonette, next to Kennedy Park,
Berger's, the Army/Navy Store, The Youth Center, Bob and Irvings, The
Varsity Shop, now an upholstering store, Reed's Jeweler's, all of the
small boutique's, next to the Press Box Restaurant, so tiny, it was
like sitting in a boxcar!  GONE, like yesterday's newspaper, GONE
forever!  Just a small listing, of a downtown, lost to history!  37
years, I've been here and most of the once wooded areas of Neptune and
Ocean Twp., looking like EVERYWHERE in America.  Wherever you go,
there you are!  What a crying shame!

--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Gary Wien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Best post of the year!!!
> 
> Amen, Dan.   This is what drives me crazy - when people move into an  
> area and then complain about things that were there first.   Cookman  
> Ave could be an incredible place with music and dining mixing  
> together.  As it stands, it looks as though it will always have to be  
> downplayed and under-utilized because of complaints from those living  
> in the area.   It's a shame because the Wave Festival earlier this  
> year showed just how much potential the Cookman Ave area has to be a  
> hub on entertainment.  And that hub would not only keep the  
> restaurants alive, but help them to thrive in the downtown area.
> 
> On Oct 5, 2007, at 10:46 AM, dfsavgny wrote:
> 
> > --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <oakdorf@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Add to the lease - welcome to cookman ave.
> > >
> > > Music may be played and you may here it at 9pm.
> > >
> >
> > You buy or rent a place above a restaurant/bar or store and what do
> > you expect. I think I told this already. Some newbie in gentrified
> > Brooklyn complained to the city about the live poultry market next to
> > their condo. The poultry market has been there 100+ years. Didn;t they
> > see it?
> >
> >
> >
>




 
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