I worked at the Bay Shore Sunrise DI in the summer of 1978 and 1979.
I think the long jump track Bill C was referring a few posts up was actually the remnants of a mini-golf. Before my time there was apparently a putt-putt type golf course that backed up to Oakwood Blvd. But by the late 70’s it was long gone, but you could still see some of the “holes”.
UA required the “rampmen” who worked at the theater to wear these really hot jumpsuits. White with a UA logo on the left chest. The rampmen directed traffic till the movies started, then chased the walk in’s who entered the theater from the “golf course”, those who paid for one and tried so sneak their friends in who were hiding in the trunk. When Cheech and Chong movies played, we had to pay special attention to the concession lines because for some reason more people tried to rob Bon Bons off the counter during those movies.
I worked at the Bay Shore Sunrise DI in the summer of 1978 and 1979.
I think the long jump track Bill C was referring a few posts up was actually the remnants of a mini-golf. Before my time there was apparently a putt-putt type golf course that backed up to Oakwood Blvd. But by the late 70’s it was long gone, but you could still see some of the “holes”.
UA required the “rampmen” who worked at the theater to wear these really hot jumpsuits. White with a UA logo on the left chest. The rampmen directed traffic till the movies started, then chased the walk in’s who entered the theater from the “golf course”, those who paid for one and tried so sneak their friends in who were hiding in the trunk. When Cheech and Chong movies played, we had to pay special attention to the concession lines because for some reason more people tried to rob Bon Bons off the counter during those movies.