Overnight Trip Is Planned by Scouts ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - - I Plans for an overnight camping trip to Camp Housman, F ar-! mingdale, were completed at a meeting of Boy Scout Troop 22, i Monday evening at the Metho-! dist Church. Eighteen scouts will leave from the church Saturday morning at 10 a m. They must bring their own caping equipment and food j Boys desiring to go swimming tNTEREO AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER AT THE 119 FIRST AVENUE must bring a doctors certificate. VOL. 08, NO. 4 POSTOFFICE ATLANT'C HIGHLANDS. NEW JERSEY FRI., AUG. 1953 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1-0011 f iv e c e n t s p e r c o p y James Rudd, scout leader, War ren Miller and Donald Davis, as sistant leaders and Harry Dono- ghue, committeeman, will accom j Atlantic Highlands Municipal Band Concert pany the boys. AUGUST 9, 1953 Arrangements have been made j AivardContracts on for the scouts to attend church j Star Spangled B anner...... I. Stafford Smith services Sunday morning. National Em blem ...... E. E. Bagley The boys plan to arrive home i At the Country F air...... G. Filipa Sunday about 3 p.m. Lotus Flowers (Waltz) ...... E. J. Evans Commonwealth (March) ...... R. B. Hall Water Main Parts Operatic M ingle...... E. W. Barry Geo. D. Andrews Lohengrin ...... Wagner Glenwood (March) ...... R. B. Hall HIGHLANDS - The Boro coun Fantasia Napoletana ...... E. Boceslari Fine Two On Charges cil awarded a contract to R.D. Presides at Meet Gran Via (Waltz) ...... Valverde Wood Co., of Philadelphia, for HIGHLANDS - George D. An- j Of Disorderly Conduct pipe valve and valve boxes, to Paiatinus (March) ...... R. B. Hall HIGHLANDS - Two men, both construct a water main to the drews, newly installed councilor- j Ondalucia ...... E. Lecuon or of the Sons and Daughters j 29 years old, accused of crea 30-unlt Jennie Parker Manor hou of Liberty of the Twinlight Coun-1 Morning, Noon and Night in V ienna...... F. Suppe ting a disturbance while under sing project, at a meeting Mon cil 51 presided at a meeting Mon Dance ol' the G oblins...... H. Engelmann the influence of liquor were day night. day evening at the American Le The American Belle (March) ...... R. B. Hall fined for disorderly conduct by Under the contract the Wood gion Post Home, at which time God Bless America ...... Berlin Magistrate Milton A. Mausner, Co. will supply the pipe at $1.72 Henry Quast, outside guard and Monday night. a foot and the fittings for $183 70 Miss Florence Kohlenbush, asso Rudy Kurtanick, of the Hotel totaling $4,483.70. ciate recording secretary, were | Frederick G. Dempsey Decorated for Bavale, who previously was ar Council awarded the contract installed. rested on a similar charge, was with the understanding that the An invitation sent to the coun- \ fined $10. and $3. costs. Theodore amount of pipe footage could, if cil was read asking the annual Meritorious Service in Far East Borrack, of Atlantic Street, paid necessary, be reduced from the pilgrimage Service at Old Ten- $5. and $3. costs. 2,500 feet as specified, to 1,500 nett Church on September 20th. and still be obtained at the same The Monmouth and Ocean coun price. ties ask that the local council GROUND BREAKING CEREMONIES, held at the Jennie Parker Manor, the 30-unit Plans for Supper Mayor Charles Hatzenbuehler attend with them. housing project m Highlands. Mayor Charles Hatzenbuehler, center, turns the first directed Frank Bolen, boro clerk Mrs. Isabella Rodriguez and spade of earth. The $390,00 low cost project will be erected on the site of the old incin Made by Auxiliary to send a letter to the Planning Mrs. Alice Spriggs, who spent the erator plant at Navesink and Water Witch Aves. Also shown, left to right, are Timo Board urging them to complete winter months in Florida, were LEONARDP - Plans for a sal the full statement of plans for welcomed back. thy Lynch, State representative of the loca 1 Housing Authority, Councilman Frank J. ad supper, served buffet style, the Twin Lights, including restor- Following the meeting of Sep Hall, and Andrew Korneck, both members of the housing authority, Clifford Schenck, from 5 to 8 p.m., Post Home, icles, which must accompany the tember 21st, a Pollyanna Secret authority chairman; William Loihle, vice chairman of the authority, Edward Sukon- August 15, were made at a me application for the lights. Pal Party will be held, secret eck, of the Reliable Electric Co., Newark; John A. Kerwick, director of the N. Y. C. eting of the American Legion pals whose birthdays occur dur Office of the Public Housihg Administration and John M. Pillsbury, boro attorney. Auriliary 338, Monday evening. a statement citing the historical ing the months of July, Aug Mrs. Lena Maier reported on The Lions club is working on ust and September will be hon the success of the card party ation, upkeep and exhibition pol- ored. Miss Kohlenbush is chair held July 24 at the Post Home value of the building, which also man in charge. under the sponsorship of the Aux must accompany the application. iliary. The next meeting will be held Waters Wins Championship Council agreed time was pas Monday evening August 17th. Mrs. Charlotte Schatz, chair ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — man of the teen-age dances held sing and action must be taken Ed Waters of Red Bank’s Mon every Friday night, announced soon if the boro is to acquire Report Regatta’s mouth Boat Club, sailing “Reven the continued success of the af the monument. ger”, won the 1953 Atlantic Coast fairs. They began with 14 young Councilman Matthew Horan, Lightning Championship last we people and have built the atten committee chairman of streets Success to Lions ekend with 64 points for the dance to 55. The young people and garbage, reported the gar three-race series in Sandy Hook ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - - have formed their own dance co bage service, operated by the Bay. mmittee and will meet to discuss borough, totaled $8,000 up to Aug- The success of the Atlantic Coast CAPT. FREDERICK G. DEMPSEY, son of John H. Demp Waters took second place in gatta was reported at a meet sey, 214 Navesink Ave., Highlands, receives the Bronze recommendations to be presen 1. He estimated the total cost Saturday afternoons opening ra ted to the adult committee. for the year would be $13,400, evening, by Dominic Caruso, Star Medal for meritorious service in the Far East from ce and again Sunday afternoon. ing of the Lions Club, Monday. Serving on the committee are, plus amortization at $2,000, brin Lt. Col. John R. Magnusson, G-l at Fort Sill, Okla. He placed third in Sunday morn Carl Schwab, chairman, Claudia ging the cost to approximately Lightning Class championship re FORT SILL, Okla. — Capt. ing race. chairman of the clubs commi Smith, vice chairman, Thomas $15,400 The lowest bid received Frederick G. Dempsey, a son of Harry Sindle _ of Lavallett; King, Treasurer; Barbara Claim from a contractor was $18,400 ttee for the event. John H. Dempsey, 214 Navesink 1953 State champion, was run- Mr. Caruso expressed hope that Air Force Assigns secretary, William Lenn, Sgt-at Tire break down for the month ave.. Highlands, has reecived nerup for the title with 61 12 arms. of July included $1,060.15 for sal the Regatta would be held here points. His 'Bayrader” tied for again next year and thanked all the Bronze Star Medal for mer A plea for additional chairs have aries, gas and oil $150.36, and itorious service in Japan. Maj. Mlotkowski seventh place Saturday afternoon been sent out for use at the Fri dumping fees $232.50, totaling who cooperated in making the but toon both heats Sunday. two day regatta the huge suc The medal was awarded to day night dances. The chaper $1,443.01. Capt. Dempsey for service as Sindle did the three mile tri ones serving at the next dance cess it was. angular course, twice around, in Council voted to re-advertise Sgt. Alfred G. Conover, Jr., adjutant of Camp Osaka, and will be Mrs. Schatz, Mrs. Woods, as assistant G-l at Headquarters 58 minutes and seven seconds, Mr. Frank Germaine, Edward for bids for the installation of who recently returned from Ko Sunday morning aqd .took 11 se curbs on Ralph Street after Otis rea, told members of the club of the Southwestern Command Golden, Jr., and Carl Vogt. in Japan, from Nov. 2, 1951 to conds more in the afternoon. Mrs. Harriet Fischer was hos Seaman, borough engineer, again about the country and his exper- told council members, the cost there. Feb. 15, 1953. The citation ac Monmouth Boat Clubs Char tess at Monday's meeting and companying his medal said in lie .Allaire, 1952 Titleholder, who Mrs. Eleanor Locke will be hos should not exceed $1.25 per foot, Members discussed the sale of which was the figure agreed up tickets for the picnic to be held part: finished first in Saturdays heat, HIT AND RUN woman driver damages car on Washington tess at the next meeting. ‘Displaying outstanding ad in one hour, eight minutes and Others attending were, Mrs. on by property owners. at Camp Happiness, the New Jer Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Sunday evening, driving a car Bert Maxson, appearing before sey summer home for the blind, ministrative competence and un 25 seconds, placed third for this June Woods, Mrs. Ann Sposato, years title. with New York license plates. William Baker, of Sears Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs. Mar the council, offered to do the August 30, for the benefit of the usual initiative, Capt,. Demp Ave., told police he was driving up Washington Avenue, work, with a guarantee, for $1.35 blind. sey instituted administrative He scored 60 points, with two garet Winters. Mrs. Lilo Vogt, and personnel procedures ef fifth places Sunday. near, the intersection of Seventh Avenue, when he was Mrs. Janet Olsen, Mrs. Elleanor but was told by the council they struck by another car. The woman didn’t stay to give Locke, Mrs. Olive Merker, Mrs. were legally obliged to adver fecting the highest standards of A strong east wind gave a information to Baker or the police. Joan Rumph. tise. Council Approves operational efficiency. As assist steep chop to the Bay Sunday, Councilman Al Balrrs told the ant G-l he demonstrated a thor when there were scattered show council of plans for the Improve ough knowledge of military ers. The steady northwest breeze merit of the borough beach pro Funds For Harbor manpower management techni under a strong sun Saturday pro San Alfonso Retreats Said Important perty near the bridge, but wants ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - - ques and expertly supervised the vided ideal sail i n g weather for to get an idea of costs before he An emergency resolution appro processing of personnel to insure skippers from five states: New presents his suggestions to the priating $3,500 for the installa proper classification and assign York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, By Director, Recommended by Board council. He did suggest the in tion of toilet facilities in the Sea ment.’ Vermont and other parts of New SPRING LAKE-Declaring the institution. Located in an attra stallation of swings and other a Scout building at the Yacht Har Capt. Dempsey has been in Jersey. support of the lay Retreat Move ctive section of the North Jersey musements for children to be bor, was passed at a special me service since 1942 and served in WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR . . ment, authorized by Most Rev. Coast, San Alfonso comprises considered. eting of the Boro Council, Thurs Europe during WW II. He was FORCE BASE, OHIO, July 30, Commodore Henry B. Stadler George W. Ahr, Bishop of Tren seven acres with a 600 foot board day night.. adjutant general of the base 1953 - Maj. Henry F. Mlotkowski, of the Atlantic Highlands Yacht ton, the Executive Board of the walk on the ocean. Retreats ba Mayor Hatzenbuehler directed The funds will be repaid to the peace camp at Munsan-ni when of 1 Sixth ave., Atlantic High Club presented the Atlantic Coast Monmouth County Federation of sed on the ascetical plan of the boro clerk to request per borough by the Harbor Commis negotiations leading to the pres lands, N.J. has been assigned to Trophy and the commodores Holy Name Societies recommen Saint Alphonsus open each Fri mission from the state to attach sion, from surplus funds, for the Air Materiel Command Head prize, a portable radio, bearing ded participation by its mem day night at 9 and close at 3 a small bulkhead to the bridge ent truce in Korea first started. an engraved plate, to Waters. 1954 budget. He is the second member of his quarters here, the Air Force an bers as an effective means of Sunday afternoon. foundation so the boro can go The advertisement of bids by nounced today. The Atlantic Highlands Lions achieving personal sanctification Edward J. Kelly of Trenton, through with plans to improve family to serve at Fort Sill. A Club awarded second prize, a the street department, for street brother, Charles, served at Fort Major Mlotkowski is assistant the principal objective of the Ho Retreat Chairman of the Dioce the beach when they are ready. repairs was authorized by the chief of the Contract Review sec barometer in a mahogany case, ly Name Society. san Union of Holy Name Socie John M. Pillsbury, Borough At Sill in 1942-44. and John M. Pillsbury, assistant ties is co-ordinator of group re torney, was Instructed to write Council. Bids wil be received Capt. and Mrs. Dempsey tion of the Staff Judge Advoca Referring to the Encyclical, August 18. te’s Office. Prior to his assign county prosecutor and Borough ‘Mens Nostra’ in which Pope servations for weekends during a letter to the building inspector presently reside at 1228 Carroll ment here he had spent two years Attorney here, third prize. the fall and winter season throu to clarify conditions under which Streets to be repaired are Hill in nearby Lawton, Okla. They Pius XI expressed an earnest side Road. Keystone Drive, Fou and eight months as asistant Marge Adams of Barnegat fou desire to see the practice of ma ghout the diocese, Mr. Fahey an a variance may be approved. rth ave., bet wen Mount and the have four children, Larry 6 . Ter-1 staff judge advocate of the 60th led the first marker Saturday, king retreats spread to the ranks nounced. It is expected that the The action was in response to Blvd.: West Washington, First to ry. 4; and twins. Laura anci Troop Carrier Wing at Rhein and dropped out. Her ‘Whirl of the laity, Edward J.A, Fahey enrollment for the 1953; 54 sea complaints of delays in granting Railroad; West Highland ave. : Linda, 2l/2- | Main Air Base, Germany. wind II” placed second Sunday president of the federation an- son from Monmouth County will variances. Railroad to Many Mind ave; W’es The captain is an assistant | Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. Feb. morning and she was fourth, be nouned plans for an intensive be the largest in the history of EDWARD J. BILDERBACK — The Mayor commended Chief ley, Seventh to Central ave.; and G-l at headquarters of heh Ar- j 3 igi7) Major Mlotkowski is the hind her brother, Bob Adams, campaign by the Retreat Com the federation. of 119 First St., Keyport, an Howard Monahan, and the Po three others if funds are avail tillery Center. json 0f Mrs. Micheline Mlotkowski in his ’Vagabond” , Sunday af mittees of the 28 parish units nounced the resumption of his lice Department on the splendid able. Ave. B. Bay to West High ------I of 60-30 Flushing ave., Maspeth, ternoon. Miss Adams again had in the comity, to recruit mem dentistry practice at his new' work they did last weekend In land ave.; Ave. D. Bay to Rail Monmouth Players Tell jg*- He attended DeWitt Clinton trouble in the final heat with bers of the Holy Name Society offices in the Post Office Build apprehending the gang of hood road; Ave A. South to Center 1 High School m New York, and the .first marker, but made it for the purpose of spending a Johnny Duncan Is ing at Port Monmouth. He will lums. The Mayor and Council appropri Two New Play Selections received his bachelor of science on the third attempt. few days away from their or practice part time until he re Council voted to make Rogers ated $300 towards the support of j NAVESINK - A meeting of degree from Fordham Univer- All 28 boats were well-bun dinary pursuits, devoting this Honored 5th year ceives his discharge from the Street, adjacent to the housing muncipal band out of recre of the Board of Directors of the sity in 1938. ched for a good start in the first time, not in idleness, but in con U. S. Navy in September when project, a 30 foot street, with ation funds. Monmouth Players was held re He entered military service race. Allaire was first around sideration of eternal truths and HIGHLANDS — John Duncan, he will go on a full schedule. five foot sidewalks and notify cently at the home of Mr. and j as a private in August, 1941, and the first marker and he exten the divine laws of God. i son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan, Before his Naval duty, he prac | utility companies to move their ded his lead on the second-leg First Presbyterian Ch. Mrs. Robert Goodman, Jr.. Nav- was commisioned a second lieu- j of Bay ave., celebrated his 5th ticed dentistry in Keyport for poles to comply with these spec* esink avenue, at which time the tenant in December, 1943. A B-17 spinnaker-run. The wind was a Rev. John Driscoll, C. S. S. R., ; birthday with a party at his 12 years. i locations. To Hear Rev. Bowers two plays selected by the play bombadier during World War II, little abaft the beam on this leg, | Director of San Alfonso Re home Saturday. Among the chil- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - - reading committee were accep- he was awarded the Distingui- making for a difficult run bend treat House, Long Branch, open idren attending were Robin Par PTA TO RECEIVE FUNDS The morning worship and sermon ted. j shed Flying Cross and the Air ing a spinnaker. ed the campaign with an expla ker, Jimy Bailey, Diane Hag- HIGHLANDS—Persons attend Joint Picnic Plans for the tenth Sunday after Trin Try-outs for the first play, Medal with four oak-leaf clusters. The spinnaker run on the se nation of the spiritual exercises Brown, Harry Hagaman, Bruce ing the Sunset Sail on the Jak- ity will be given by the Rev. Ken "Good Bye My Fancy”, will be At the close of hostitilities, he cond time ‘round found Allaire of the retreat. Contending that Harrison. Grace Anderson, An bar, leaving Bahrs Landing from neth G. Bowers, pastor of the j held August 13, at Bingham Hall, was assigned to the Rome Air with a 500 yard lead. Waters retreats are remarkably adapted nette Finlay, Gail Mewes, Bil 7:30 p.m. until 9 p.m., who men Told to Lions Club First Presbyterian Church. Bri All who are interested are invi- Materiel Area as a contracting came up fast and John Tiegland to the development of the nat ly Anderson and Danny Harrison. tion the Parent Teachers’ Asso MIDDLETOWN- Edward Cor- ghton, 111., at the First Presby- j ted to come. officer, and took a post-graduate of Spray Beach, placed third in ural and supernatural man, Fa Also attending were Mr. and ciation, the proceeds will be I bet, chairman of the blind com terian church at 11 a m. “High Ground’, the second law course at New York Univer- this heat. Tiegland is 1951 Inter ther Driscoll suggested that a Mrs. Harry Duncan, grandpar turned over to that organization. mittee of the Lions Club outlined Clifford Merritt and William j play is slated for later in the ! sity. which awarded him hi? LLP national champion. consideration of the times in ents; Mrs. Thomas Corson, plans at a meeting Tuesday night Intosh will usher. Mrs. Allen season. in 1948. He was assistant staff Others among the first ten which we live, would reveal the grandmother; and Mrs. Edward USED CARS for the picnic, Aug. 30, to be Reed and Mrs. Hunter Pollock j judge advocate at AMG Head scored the following points :Tieg- importance, usefulness & time Duncan, Mrs. Ruth Duncan, Mrs. Stop Looking For Values helcl in conjunction with clubs will be the reception committee ! USED CARS quarters from 1948 to 1950 and fifth, 48; June Methot, Red Bank liness of the retreat movement Robert Johnston, Mrs. Wiliam Come Drive Them from^Fair Haven, Atlantic Iligh- Church school and adult Bible We Sell The Best Because We then assigned to Germany. sixth, 47-1 2; Bob Davis, Red as an imperative need of the Beaty, Mrs Robert Brown, Mrs. DENDER’S ; lands and Highlands for the ben class will convene at 10 a.in. Sun- j Buy the Best! Major Mlotkowski, who is a Bank, seventh, 45; Larry Kenney ordinary layman in the urgent Jean Harison, Mrs. Gilbert Par Chrysler - Plymouth efit of Camp Happiness, summer day. DENDER’S member of the Bar of the State Cape May, eighth, 44; Sam Stow- business of learning how to live. ker. Mrs. James Bailey, Mrs. Atlantic Highlands home for the blind, here. I Chrysler - Plymouth of New York, is married to the eLl, Rutland, Vt. ninth, 40; and More than 3,000 men come an Grace Hagaman. Mis Joyce Warren De Brown, chairman Be Ahead at the Start Atlantic Highlands former Alyce Joan Bergin, of Marge Adams, tenth, 36. nually to San Alfonso which is Corson, and John Bordulius. Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan of the boys and girls committee Buy a Safety Checked Car. ------13274 29th St., Astoria, Long Is- named after Saint Alphonsus, of Newark, are vacationing for announced 14 New York children BENDER’S George Foster, district clerk, j land. She and their three chil- Mr. and Mrs. George Colby, re Doctor of the Church and Foun Mrs. A. C. Quast of 151 Nav-! a month at Second st. Also on were given vacation homes in CUrysler - Plymouth of Highland ave.. is reported to ; dren are residing temporarily in cently moved from 47 Seadrift der of the Redemptorist F’athers esink ave., who is reported to; vacation are Mr. and Mrs. An the Township for two weeks un f Atlantic Highlands be still convalaseing at his home Atlantic Highlands, ave., to 102 Bay ave. who operate the Long Branch be ill is up and about, thony Sager of Bloomfield. der the-Pre*h Air Fund program.
i * The Atlantic Highlands Journal. FRI., AUG. 7, 1953 Part 6 Canadian Diary Know Y Birds NORTH BAY Before leav the surrounding district has a ation of roughly 18.200 and is ALBACORE The other paired fins (pelvic) ! ing the beautiful sylvan paradise great deal to offer the vacation- tourist, lumbering and industrial Commercial fisherman along are dusky as is the second fin | of Okeechobee Lodge the ardent ist whether he be sight-seeing centre with some agriculture car | the Atlantic or Pacific Coasts of on the back. The single fin be fishermen tried their luck. After tourist, fisherman or hunter. ried on in the surrounding area. North America may know the low and to the rear (anali is the friendly family new spaper a strenuous morning Mack Den Incorporated as a city in 1930 Junctions of Highways 11, 17, ■ Albacore as a dynamic, living more or less colorless. ^ 1 Published every Friday by Richard C and Edward N. Klein, Publishers, at 119 First Avenue, man of Missouri was named Sudbury now has a population and 63 it is the gateway to the . food and game fish. Landlubbers ; Atlantic Highlands. New Jersey, in the interests of Atlantic Highlands, and the communities in the winner with a three to four of 50,000 and is truly cosmopol Ontario Northland. Distributing | probably do not know it at all j itan in every sense of the -word. centre for Northern Ontario, No the Township of Middletown.______. pound Great Northern ; except that they may eat it as ; The first big stop on our way Here in the Nickel City is a rth Bay is situated on the old tuna If they do, it will probab j Building Code is RICHARD C. &. EDWARD N. KLEIN, Editors and Publishers | to North Bay was at Sudbury, blending of ail nationalities on canoe trail used by the Huron ly be premium priced tuna since ; situated in Canada’s Pre-Cam a scale not found in any other Indians and many famous ex m a r j o r i e b l a c k . Managing E
# BS5W 5BHHS5S The Atlantic Highlands Journal, FRI., AUG. 7. 1953 Fomora Out for Telephone Keansburg 6-1218 Service will be held Tuesday ev 4 k Highlands ning in the recreation room of the First Methodist church. New Midget Mark Bobby Beatty, son of Mr. and Douglas Finlay and Vincent Dr. Ernest C. Gierding O i l Mrs. William Beatty of Atlantic Boy Scout Troop 25 returned At Wall Stadium st., celebrated his ninth birthday homg after spending a week at DENTAL SURGEON Sunday, Camp Lenape, Medford, N.J. BELMAR—Nick Fornora. who Mrs. Jacob D. Cohen, of 27 p aui Mendes, son of Mr. and set a track record his last time Fifth st,, and her sister-imlaw j^rs. vjncent Mendes, Jr., os 157 out. will try to set another speed Hours: 10:06 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.—Closed Thursday Mrs Eva Schoenbach, of Long p ortiand rd., is visiting with his mark when Wall Stadium pre Isla«d~--went- to see Blossom grandfather, If a kiKavookjian, sents a 50-lap midget race Sat-1 380 MAIN STREET KEANSBURG. N. J. Time at the Neptune Music Cir- of Darien, Conn urday night. Aug. 8. j cus Sunday evening The monthly meeting of the The event will be one of the ■ A card party, sponsored by the poarcj 0f Education will be held highlights of a combined midget i American Legion Auxiliary Twi Monday evening at the school. stock program which will also ! nlight Unit 143 will be held next Mr. and Mrs. Edward Finlay I include a 50 lap stock car fea j Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. at ture. of 51 Fourth st., had recent j H. LAURENCE SCOTT the Ame^id&n Lefelon Post Home. house guests, Mrs. Finlay’s sis- [ Fomora, New Britain. Conn., [ Annette Finlay, daughter of ter in law and children. Mrs. Gil lace, set a new 25-lap record for Mr. an«T’Mf s. Fdward Finlay of i midgets with a fast flying per 51 Fourth St., celebrated her 5th bert Breuninger and children, formance June 27. Funeral Home birthday Sunday Kathy and Patricia of Kearny. Cliff Riggotts New Britain, A meeting of the Veterans of S. N. Eugene Me Dermott of Conn., victor in the other 25-lap 147 CHURCH STREET BELFORD, N. J Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Post ° - ^ midget race at the stadium is U. S. Navy aboard the U. S. S 6902 will be herd Monday even- scheduled to be in action. Other Hammond Organ—Frigidaire Air Conditioning Post HomjT Badger, was a week end guest midget pilots expected to com The monthly meeting of the of Mrs. Mary Steelman of Bay pete include Fred Meeker. Garden Club will be held Thurs ave. Chuck Arnold, Howie Marotti, Phone: Keansburg 6-0333 Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of day evening at the Shore Hotel, 1953 ATLANTIC COAST LIGHTNING CHAMP i s E d Waters, Monmouth Boat Club Red Keller. 152 Bay ave., at 8 p.m. Kearny, were week end visitors Lawrence Brooks, of 71 Bay of Mrs.'Jones’ sister and brother Bank, center, receiving Atlantic Coast Trophy from Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club j win w S s d a v '? 25 X ave., celebrated his birthday on in law) Mt. ancl Mrs Gilbert Commodore Henry R. Stadler, following winning of title in Saturday and Sunday com- * won» Wednesdays 25 tap Saturday. i parker of 49 Fifth st. petition in Sandy Hook Bay. Brub Hance, left, holds a pennant for second place in ;byBmMcCarthy The monthly meeting of the Miss Rose De Corso of Bloom- t hird race; Mayor Waldron Smith holds radio and case, Comodore s puze, and Bui Davis nailed down the front Womens Society of Christian | field, visited for a week with her WikofT, rite, holds pennant for third place in second race. Rast photo. Ispot in the eighth lap. but Mc- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A) I Carthy made it a race all the COMMON LAW 3-300 I Russo of Delaware ave., Hilton mily and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Robert Julius and son Tommy, I way to the finish line. sheriffs:*! r-rSy virtue of a writ of i p_ Lange and family of Rutherford with Mrs. Elizabeth Kehoe and fi-oeto/1 it rut. A r.i if r.f th.i fc ti i . T1MEH For the last 15 laps, McCarthy if. fa. M j |t ffire'etid. Issued out, of the of Union City, visited Monday Superior'sftfurt>4f Slew Jersey will be ex Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vaught of are vacationing at their summer closed in on Davis. Each driver posed to sale at. public vendue, on Monday, Aberdeen, Md., are visiting for home on Fourth st. Mrs. Helen Kornek, of 87 Wash | slid through traffic. But it was the 27tb day of July, 1953, between the several days with Mr. and Mrs. James Fitgerald, retired Depu ington ave. -the final quarter lap that made hours of 12 o'clock and 5 o'clock (at 2 o' ty Police Inspector of Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Layton, 10 YEARS AGO clock Daylight Savings Time) In the after Andrew White of Bay ave. for and family, of New York City, for the difference. McCarthy rolled noon of said day, at the Court House in the several days. was a week end visitor at the Preliminary arrangements into position directly behind Da- Borough of I reehold, County of Monmouth, yisited over the wekend with the beginning of construction on £ ^ third tu/n That was Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Capabi- home of his siser, Mrs. Mary New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said court White of Second st. Mr. Layton s mother, Mrs. An- the proposed 7,000 foot Navy i as close as he got. Davis slipped amounting to approximately $770.00. anco and daughters of Newark me Layton of Miller st. pier at Leonardo, and the rail- All the denfendants' right, title and Inter are visiting for a week with Mr. Mrs. Chester Naugle of Pearl by two cars at the last turn but est, if any, in and to the following: River and her cousin. Mrs. Pat Mrs. Gladys Scherer, of Bell- road that is to connect it with McCarthy's car twisted slightly 7 Mr ALL that certain- tract or parcel of land and Mrs. Chris Beecher of Loc ville, and Mrs. Grace Scherer, the projected munitions plant in and premises, hereinafter particularly de ust st., Water Witch. Also vis Kelly of Tennessee, were week bounced off the auto driven by scribed, situate, lying and being in the Bor end visitors at the home of Mr. of Nutley, visited last Wednes- the Wayside area, practically Charlie Birdsall, Point Pleasant, ough of Atlantic Highlands, County of Mon iting for a week are Mr. and day with Mr. and Mrs. William1 are completed and the start of mouth and State of New Jersey, designated Mrs. A1 Arace and daughers, Jos and Mrs. Ellis O’Keefe of 111 and the Red Bank pilot lost his C. Fahrer of 86 Barnerie ave. ! the work on both railroad and chance to overtake Davis. as Plot 279 on a certain map entitled "Map ephine and Phyllis of Orange Water Witch ave. Mrs. Naugle Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burdge 1 pier is scheduled for Monday B", Topographical May. of Part of Navesink and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plaia of is the daugher of Dillon Hen- A burst of speed at the mid Park, Monmouth County, New Jersey, Frank street of Pearl River, N. Y. and son Clarence, Jr., of 90 morning. point of Saturday night's stock Osborn, C. E. Middletown, N J . / ’ filed in Newark. Highland ave., visited Sunday The pet alligator owned by Mr. car race shot Bill McCarthy, in the Office of the Clerk of Monmouth Mrs. Mary White of Second Margaret Me Gough, infant and Mrs. D.C. Oakes, of Mem County, N. J. May 18, 1916. with Mrs. Burdge's sister and to the lead and he went on to win st., is visiting for several days daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil BEING also known and designated as Lot Me Gough of 83 Highland ave., orial Parkway, Tuesday depar W slourtTfeatoe Numbered 1 In the block Numbered 1 on in Brooklyn with her sister. liam Colton- of Elberon and Mrs. j ted for parts unknown from his Me Carthy roarde ahead of the Tax Map of the Borough of Atlantic Mrs.. Vernest Kaepper and fa- was chirstened last Sunday after- A1 Magrino of Chicago, 111., guest I special bath-de-lux in the back m Highlands. neon at Our Lady of Perpetual Chevalier, as they whizzed by Seized as the property of Paul Mai, Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. yard of the Oakes residence. Al- the starter's stand in the 13th. Paul Mai, and Bernard Mai taken in execu iHANCERTT308~" Help church with Rev. John Colton. They all went to see the | though the size of “Nickelnose” tion at the suit of Camillo Grimaldi, and to SHERIFF'S SALE: By virtue of * writ of Fox, assistant pastor officiating. In the seventh lap, the car dri be sold by execution to me directed, issued out of “Ice Show’, at Convention Hal. is not sufficient to call out the ven by Bill Hall spattered water The infant’s god parents are Robert Monahn, serving with fire department and police re- IRA 6. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. the Superior Court of New lersey (Chan Major and Mrs. John Mulhern on the macadam track between Dated June 16, 1953* cery Division) will be exposed to sale at U.S. Navy, stationed at Norfolk, 1 serves to protect residents of the the first and second turns. Hall's William S. Grimaldi, Ally. public vendue, on of Schenecady, N. Y. Following Va., is spending a nine day leave area, Mr. and Mrs. Oakes are 91-3-10-17-24 Monday, the third day of August, 1953. the ceremony a buffet supper auto spun to the outside of the betwees the hours of 12 o'clock and 5 wih his parents, Mr. and Mrs. mes anxious to have Nicky home raceway, causing the race to be NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS o'clock (at 2 o'clock Daylight Saving Time) was held for members of the Michael J. Monahn, Jr., of 1 8 ; as he, she or it was a stopped. In the 10th lap, a wheel Bids will be received by the Board of in the afternoon of said day, at the Court family. Highland ave. ! gift from their son, Aviation Ca- Education nf the Borough of Atlantic. High House in the Borough of Freehold, County Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph Cashes flew off the car piloted by Bill lands, N .1 on July 27, 1953 at 8:00 o' o f . Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a S-Sgt. Harry W. Tompkins,1 det Jack Oakes, now in training Bentley, Laurence Harbor. The clock P. M, (daylight saving time) in the decree of said court amounting to approx and children, Joseph, jr., Fran serving with the U.S. Army at F t.1 in the South. The gator, all wheel flopped on the oval at the Board Room at the High School, E Wash- imately $5,116.00. cis and Marlene of Fieldsboro, ington avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N J. for All the following tract or parcel of land Eustis, Va., spent the weekend twenty inches of him was named second turn and Bentleys car the following. and premises hereinafter particularly de visited with Mrs. Cashes parents with his wife, Esther and son, for. a companion flyer of Jacks. did not clear the track. Caulking tilnty six (96) window and doo> scribed, situate, lying and being in the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Horan of Con Gary, of 120 Millers t. The Coast Guard Auxiliary openings and pointing up brick joints and Borough of Highlands, County of Monmouth nors Hotel, Water Witch for se base at the harbor was dedica amusement park at this point. sills. and State of New Jersey, and described Mrs. Cathyrn Carver, of Tcan- Specifications may be obtained Irom and bounded .as follows: veral days. Mrs. Cashes is, the eck, N.J., formerly a resident ted at a ceremony held Saturday Nelson H. Roberts, District Clerk, 15 AIL that certain lot, tract or parcel of former Miss Joan Horan of Highlands for many years, afternoon before the members 58 YEARS AGO Mount Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. land and premises, hereinafter particularly of six flotillas. The base was ac A monster sea turtle was cau The right to reject any or all bids is described, situate, lying and being in the Word was recently received by has returned home after being reserved, by the Board of Education. Borough of Highlands in the County of Mon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kelly, a patienta t the Irvington Gen cepted by Lieut. P. Rosenthal, ght in Captain Lockwood's net NELSON 1J ROBERTS mouth and State of New Jersey and being sr„ of 51 lWashington ave. that eral Hospitals ince June 27 of executive officer of the Sandy j at Seabright on Friday morning. District Clerk. more particularly described as follow:,: Hook Station who- declare that j The turtle weighs 875 pounds, is Zt— 17-24 BEGINNING at a stake in the Easterly- their daughter, and son in law. this year. She is staying at Mrs. side of Ocean Street distant five hundred Mr. and Mrs. William Deve-ney of Lowry's Guest House, 34 Shrew the caliber of the work that ha 9 fet and 6 inches long, and 5 ninety feet (59C.0') from the intersection Westbury, I.. I„ are parents of sbury a^e., for a month's rest, been performed by the auxiliary feet, four inches in width. The FISHING of the Easterly side of said Ocean Street was more than satisfactory. turle was then bought by Sen and the Southerly side Of Highland Ave a son born July 31. He was nam Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Calm- nue, said Beginning point also being the ed William Chris. Mrs. Deve-ney backer, of New Milford N,J, ator Bradley for $25. and has C. SCHMIDT i SONS, INC., CHflA., FA. GUIDE Southerwesterly corner of the "Martin Ho is lie former Miss Eileen Kelly of have been vactioning for the 25 YEARS AGO been placed in a tank on the tel1' property, (formerly Martin Gcrbach) Chief of Police Charles Sweene fishing pier. It will be in the Thence (l) Along the said "Martin Hotel'1 Washington ave. past two weeks with Mrs, Clam- line South seventy-six degrees thirty min Mr. and Mirs. Thomas J. Ho backer's grandparents, Mr and and his staff are occupying their baby parade on Saturday. utes East (S 76 degrees 30' E) a distance gan, sr., of Bay view st., return Mrs. George Danitz of 38 Ocean new quarters on First avenue, Sand and sun baths are Invig BEER AS BEER SHOULD BE of one hundred feet (TOO.O') to an iron ave., Waterwitch. which are now about completed. orating and soothing, but the pipe, thence (2) South two degrees thirty- ed home this week after a ten Johnny’s Landing eight minutes West (S 2 degrees 38' W) ? day vacation spent touring Mon Mrs. Blanche Reed, of Nave- The remodeling of the room was proper time to take them is not ROW BOATS iistance of fifty and thirty-three hundredth: treal. Canada. Niagara Falls, sink ave,, is visting for a few done by Carhart Construction after a clip in the sea. They are p 1 S T ? IB fj TO * feet (50 33') to a stake; thence (3) Par weeks with her daughter and Company only weakening when the body CHARTER BOATS allel with the first course. North seventy N. Y. and Pittsburg, U-DRIVES six degrees thirty minutes West (N 76 de Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ryan of son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A.R. | Bandfield Sea Skiff Works, me. is already exhausted more or Seacoast Liquor Distributors, Ine. ^ grees 30' W) a distance of one hundred Highland ave., have as house Robertson of Pttsburg, Pa. Mrs. |has just completed the building les by bathing. Moreover, the luncheonette feet (100.) to a stake In the Easterly side Robertson is the former- Miss Ev of a 32 foot seaskiff under spec effect of sunlight upon face, neck 260 Third St., Fair Haven, N, J. Phone: Red Bank 6-1718 of Ocean Street, thence (4) along the Eas guests for two weeks, Mr. and ia l specifications with the ulti- and arms already wet with salt All Kinds of Refreshments terly side of said Ocean Street, and par Mrs. Ryan’s brother and sister in elyn Reed of Highlands. allel with the second course, North two J mate objective of a trans-Atlan- water is something to be avoided Shrewsbury:,Aye., Highlands degrees thirty-eight minutes East (N 2 de law, Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Ryan {tic voyage from the local harbor like the plague. The woman who grees 38' E) a distance of fifty and thirty- and children of Chicago. ! of the boat works in Atlantic wishes to lie In the sand and three hundredths feet (50.33 ) to the Mr. and Mrs. George Connell Atlantic Highlands • SUMMER GUIDE 1105 point or place of beginning. j Highlands to a Spanish port and bask in the sunlight should do Being the premises also commonly d o of Kearny and their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barrang- j was built for George V. Brothers so before entering the water, not For the Benefit of Those Who Are Unfamiliar With -_ i£ _ ignated as Lot 8J in Block 15 on the and sen in law, Mr. and Mrs. er and daughter, Linda, of Nor- of New York. after leaving it. In this way she the Shore Area and It’s Accomodations. Official Tax Map of the Borough of High Joseph Flangan also of Kearny, lands, New Jersey. folk, Va - were recent guests at i The committee for the annex- complexion. Seized as the property of Demarest S. are vacationing for two weeks at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. R. K. | ation of Leonardo to Atlantic saves both Her strength and her Newman asd Elinor Newman, his wife and their summer home on Second Means of 13 Hudson ave. ! Highlands helda regular meeting George Everson, a young mar Atlantic Hotel & MARLIN HOTEL HENJO DOCK New Jersey Mortgage & Investment Co., a st. ROWBOATS TO HIRE body corporate taken in execution at the Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Augustine j Monday evening att he Ocean ried man, living with his wife at Coffee Shop Rooms By Day or Week -lit of Mary Posey, and to be sold by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horan, entertained some of their j View firehouse to receive corn- wants an injunction to prevent Sun Deck - Fountain Service Famous for SEAFOOD IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. and children Bobby and Colleen, mitee reports and make plans OUTBO'A MOTORS Dated June 29, 1953. friends at a ‘cook out,’ Saturday his wife from wearing bloomers. Special Weekly Rates "If It Swims We Have It” Howard Lionel Toft, Atty. of 24 Bay ave., and Donald A. evening. Attending were Mr and for he mass meeting to discuss He is an enthusiastic bicycler, J9 Beachway, opp. Boardwalk Dave Werthweln at the Bait Tackle Kornek, of 24 Bay ave., drove Lur nette 4t 7-10,17,24,31 Mrs. Elbert Mason and Mrs. the issue, August 29. and some time ago taught Ms Keansburg Keansburg 6-1222 Cocktail Bar — Ke 6-9640 to Vineyard Haven, Mass. Fri James Egidio attended the cele Peck Sales Company anoun- wife how to ride: She complained Overlooking Ocean Laurel Ave., nr. beach, Keans. ORDINANCE 383 day evening, where they visited Foot of Coin-wall Street AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUP bration of the 10b wedding an ces the purchase of the mead- however, that there was little PLEMENTING AN ORDINANCE EN with Mr. Kornek's mother and niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter | ows opposite the Water Witch | enjoyment riding with heavy HIGHLANDS, N. J. TITLED "AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Therkelson of Prospect ave., Station at Highlands and is con-1 skirts, and a few days ago she TO THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVER rge W. Maury. Mrs. Kornek and Highlander Hotel Twinlight Hotel Tel. Highlands 3-1379 AGES AND FIXING THE LICENSE FEES Lawrence Harbor, recently. sidering the opening of a public 'came out in bright red bloomers. daughter Kristy Marie have ben Large Airy Rooms, Running Rms. by Day-Week-Season THEREFORE IN THE BOROUGH OF AT The Emanuel Baptist church Water. - By Day, Week or LANTIC HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY." visiting for several weeks and is being supplied with flowers ®®®®®®®®®®<§®f>®®®®®®®®®®®® KITCHEN FACILITIES BE IF ORDAINED by the Mayor and plan to return to their home some Season. - Dining Room - Bar Also Apts. On Yearly Basis Council of the Borough of Atlantic High- Sunday by he following members j 'ands. County of Monmouth and State of time this month. SJ ®* Reasonable Rates Hi. 3-1204 Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands of the Garden Club, Mrs. Mild ® Route 36, Highlands, N. J. New Jersey: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bianchi, red Mason, Mrs. Helen Donoughe Hi. 3-1241 SECTION I That Section IV of an Ordin and daughters Patricia, Karen, ® : Lpv MUSIC CIRCUS f e w MG i s ance entitled 'An Ordinance Pertaining to and Mrs. Sigurd Tolsby. ® I t the Sale of Alcoholic Beverages and Fixing and Linda of Fifth ave.. Long Charles Halleran of South ave.- X t Seaside Hotel & Bar ‘he License Fees therefore in the Borough Branch, visited Sunday with Mrs. Raritan Bay Hotel I of Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey." be and Kornek's mother, Mrs. Helen will return to work on Monday Miles West of Asbury Park. Asbury Ave. (Route 6 6 )^ Located on the Water the same is hereby amended to read as after a three week vacation. ® Opp. Jumping Brook C. C.—Tel. A. P. 1-1850 * Private Beach, Kitchen Priv- follows: Kornek of 87 Washington ave. Rooms by Day, Week, Month "SECTION IV LICENSE FEES: The fees Miss Karen Bianchi, daughter ® ® leges. Rooms by Day, Week, tor Licenses issued in the Borpuqh of At of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bianchi ® NOW PLAYING ® RESTAURANT & BAR 3eaSon. Open All Year. Park AT lantic Highlands shall be as follows: of Fifth ave., Long Branch, vi BORN THIS WEEK TO ing Facilities (a) Plenary Retail Consumption Licenses '® LAST TIME SUNDAY ® 215 Main St„ Keansburg Cor. of 5th & Valley Sts. | $500.00 per annum. sited for several days with her T-Sgt. and Mrs. Warren De- @ Keansburg 6-9747 ROXY’S (b) Plenary Retail Distribution Licenses aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ® Highlands Highlands 3-1029 $400.00 per annum. Long, 39 Miller...... sh. ~Highlands,...... a. ® PISHING PIER ic) Club licenses $150.00 per annum. Martin D. Fehlhaber. of 114 daughter, Wednesday at the Ft. ® DEEP SEA SECTION II: All Ordinances or parts of Navesink ave. Monmouth Station hospital. i® ® CEDAR INN I Ordinances inconsistent with the terms of Mr. and Mrs. William Fahrcr JACKSON HOTEL and j this Ordinance be and the same are here- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, ®! Finian’s Rainbow HOTEL, RESTAURANT Fahrer’s sisters, Mrs. Olga Fautz ® CHARTER BOATS i by repealed. 1 Second ave., Atlantic High- @ ® Rooms By Way or Week Cocktail Bar ROW BOATS - U DRIVES SECTION HI-.Thls Ordinance shall take of 86 Barberie ave., had as house lands a son, Tuesday at River- AUGUST 13th— 19th SEAFOOD OUR SPECIALTY "Seashore’s Most Popular j effect immediately upon passage and and, Mrs. Matilda Bird, ' "Yof New- \ r ; view hospital. ® ® Eating Place” FAIT & TACKLE j publication according to law. Jr., and children Charles 3d, and : H M Highlands 3-1234 ...... , I Mr. and Mrs. Willis Balch, 52; ® ® 2 Jackson St., Highlands Rooms by Day, Week, Season BAR AND GRILL NOTICE ark, Mr and Mrs Charles Fautz. Third av AtlanUc Highlands, i <§) Route 36, Highlands, N. J. 18 Beach Blvd.. Hi. 3-lOfil j NOTICE is hereby given ttwt the fore guests Monday of this week Mr J da hter Tuesd afc River. g ® going Ordinance was introduced at a reg- j Tel. Hi. 3-1137 & 1351 Water Witch, Highlands ular meeting of the Mayor and Council of | Joyce all of Newark. They are h0snital i - The Qreat Waltz ® the Borough of Atlantic Highlands on Tues- all spending the summer months | P • ® ® CONNER’S HOTEL i day. July 14th, 1953 and was then read I at Farmingdale On The Shore at Water Witch THE CASINO ------f a . I for the first time, and -was passed on fin- I M r s ,T nhn . | n j, ® ® j il fcarting at a tegular meeting at the Mrs. John Johnson, of Weeha-iMis Helen Kehoe, of 87 Wash MON. THRU THURS., 300 SEATS $1. BLACK Bros., Prop. Enjoy Cool Nights In Our STRIPED HASS - BLUE FISH 1 Borough Hall, 15 Mount Avenue, Atlantic wken, and her daughter, Mrs. ijngton ave., and her girl friend ® . ® Outings, Clambakes, Parties, Nicely Appointed Rooms. | Highlands, New Jersey, on Tuesday. July 28, | Miss Jean Parker of Atlantic -• FREE PARKING Weddings, Swimming, Fish Available by Day, Week, or I 195 3. at eight o'ch'ck F. M NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ^ ® - , Season. Dining Room, Cock FIRST - TIMER NELSON H ROBERTS he “ ’■ and o >c i of the Borough | Highlands .spent several days vi-; @jg*Way ituscial Stars—Choral Ensemble—Corps De Ba lle< (9j ing, U-Drive & Row Boats, 15 CAFT.j VETO RE I T Borough Ckik of Atlantic Highlands W tv | with Miss Kehoe s godpar-: rfg)-yjusic circus Orchestra. Prices: Mon.-Thurs. 1.20, 1.80, 2.40(8)1 Minutes to Monmouth Park. tail Lounge. “Where the WALDRON R. SMITH August 18, 1953 at 8‘ P . M . Finest of Food Meets the 18 Centr: I Ave.. B’" lila ads Borough Hall, Mount Avei Atlantic High-I „ , __ . .... 2,90 Fri., Sat., Sun. 1.80, 2,40, 2.75, 3.30 Tax Inc. Nitely at 8:40 Off Hwy. 36 to Bayside Drive Finest of Views.” lands, New Jersey for 1 folk v-ng road j Farlane. of Washington Heights. ® J® High!] ids 3-1886R NOTICE including Sunday. WATER WITCH Dancing Sat. Evenings Take notice that application work and oaterials. ® ■® For Information Call made to the Mayor and Cour of the I 1. Approximately 2 50 < Road Highlands 3-1236 Scenic Dr. Atlantic Highlands of Atlant'c Highlands to tran>- j el. SPIRITUALIST SERVICES «i Box Office Open From 10 AJH. — Seats Now ® At. Hi. 1-0288 irren S. Suiters, trading as 'Bod- j 2. Tar RT 2 or 3 or gals. fo)Tel, VP, 1-1850 For Reservations or Write Box 146, Neptune^, Bar ftp- premises located at 501 3 9? * Washed Gravel with messages Be Ypur Own Skipper Atlantic Highlands, the plen- (• N. J Please Enclose Self-Addressed Envelope on sump lion license heretofore j Ail als to be 15 Highland Avenue ® SANDBAR HOTEL HOMESTEAD INN upd to 1larren S- Sellars and Alfred I plied of the Bon • )Branch Ticket Agencies: ® On the Bay at Water Witch Rooms by Day, Week, Month Tony’s U Drive Boats Holtz, tr ding as ‘Buddie's Bar Ail work and materia! to be ir» accor: RL.MSON, N. J. (8,A. P. TRAVEL SERVICE, 524 Cookman (HILL’S DRUGS) Bus®) Facilities for Parties it any. should be made im- j Rooms by Day, Week, Season Rates $20'per^ftfy, plus gas for tie d te ly in writing to Nelson R. Robert ce with the New Jersey State /fixLeaves Here Nitely 8 P.M. SPRING LAKE—Hill’s Drugs, 1300^ Weddings and Other Social •Clerk of the Borough of Atlantic De rtment's specifications. Tuesday, 8 P..M. Third Ave., POINT PLEASANT—Belle’s Fabric Shop, 645 A r-^ 12 hours, p.m. Sat. & „^ecif»cations and bid forms may he ob PRIVATE BEACH — BAR Functions - Cocktail Bar Sun., $25. pHts gas. 25-ft. WARREN S. SELLERS tained from Craig Finnegan, Borough En r, , ^nold Ave. FREEHOLD—Art’s Photo Shop, 10 W. Main St.,® j Off Hwy. 36, Turn Back of R Music Weekends Boats $5 per day more. 215 Florence Avenue gineer 186 East End Avenue, Beiofrd. N. J. Rev. lyrtlc lnckney, astor (§)R
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BORO BUSES 9 RACES DAILY DIRECT TO TRACK Aug. 8 Ihru Oct. 12 lv Asbury Park . . 12:15 Heck & loke St. FIRST POST 2 P. M. Long Brooch .... 12:35 Daily Double Closes of 1:45 2nd Axe. & South Broodwoy A D M IS S IO N ...... $1.20 j l ^ 605 Broodwoy . . . 12:40 RESERVED BOX SEATS . $1.20 I 7,5 Red Bonk...... 12:55 Taxei Included ' N.Y. But Term , M onm outh St. Children No! Admitted jifever^Kursday isJLADIES’ DAY> Hew Jersey's Only Pori Mutuel Trotting Track NERYO BROTHERS PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS SALES AND SERVICE "Just OU Burners — Refrigerators — Water Heaters — Sinks Jmagine . . . P A Brand New Console Sewing Machine with all the AIR CONDITIONING lor the best buys in Electrical Appliances! latest features—yours for only $119,50—just $5 Free Kitchen Planning Service down. Seeing is believing! Come see today ...” Ysu can rely on the dealert who have earned the right to display this Darns, . Embroiders, Quilts, Mono PLUMBING PIPING FITTINGS FOR SALE drams, Button Holes, Forward and PIPE CUT TO ORDER AND THREADED. emblem. They ere reputable, local, established merchants whs off*#, Backward Stitoties, Sews Over Pins! the following assurances of satisfaction. —ROUND BOBBIN —AUTOMATIC BOBBIN WINDER SHOWROOM | They terry only quality merchandise sf —AIR-COOLED MOTOR 146 Monmouth Street Red Bank 6-4115 —FULLY GUARANTEED * the best brand*.
m They guarantee service on appliance* Extra * they sell ysu. Offer They cany a manufacturer's franchise Free * fat ell appliances that they tell. If YOU PRESfNF 6 NITES ONLY THIS A0 JCP&L Pair of Pinking Shears f t l, A U G . 7 TO WID., AUG. 12 In the long run it pays to buy where you are sure of honest value Button-Holer Regularly $89.50 i America’i No. 1 Singing Quartet and service reliability. Look for the sign of the Authorised Reddy Jersey Central Power & Light Company Darner - Mender now Kilowatt Dealer in the window. Personal Sewing 39.50 Instruction THE FOUR ACES OUR 16th YIAR with r a y McKin ley ' end Hi* GREAT HEW ORCHESTRA 1 332 BOND ST,. ASBURY PK, ADMISSION : 1.25 — SATURDAY : 1.50 (Corner of Bangs Avenue) s t i x - g o e k d CONVENTION HAIL ;■ PHONE A P 2 1427 b o a r d w a l k , ASBURY PARK 1 I p r l i 9 A M to 10 P M. Dally r
The Atlantic Highlands Journal, FRI., AUG. 7, 1953 Wed., the $50,000 Monmouth 1 With a $50,000 pot of gold a t , mouth Park are run without any ded during the period, sport speaker will be Charles L. Reilly ning she and her husband Oaks scheduled for Saturday, the end of rainbow lane the opposition from the New York will keep pace with that sizzling Committee on Publication for to see the Ice Show at Coni Aug 8. The latter is the rich best members of the sex and tracks as the thcroughbred rim to the wire. Southern California. The music tion Hall in Asbury Park, est race in the history of Mon age group are due in the ranks, move upstate to Saratoga, and ) will be furnished by a soloist, Mrs. Woods sister. Mrs. mouth Park and sets the stage with Grecian Queen certain to attendance and mutuels are ex Miss Mary Dean, and organ. Bianchi of Long Branch, 3 Stakes to Close for what could easily prove the rule the favorite off of recent pected to bounce dizzily right Christian Science Radio celebrated her birthday on Jul greatest racing afternoon since stakes successes in the Prioress, through to the close. The north Prgm. Listed For Sun. Mrs. Thomas H. Wood, of 86 31st, and her husband Sam B the return of legalized sport in Gazelle and New Castle. ern Jersey track already is per NEW YORK - Spiritual Under Barbierie ave., the former Miss anchi and Mr. and Mrs. Mart: New Jersey. forming with stratospherical fig standing Reveals Man's True Nancy Kornek. celebrated her , D. Fehlhaber, Sr,, also joint:i ! The Sapling, of course, is for birthday Sunday. Saturday eve the double birthday celebrl The Oaks, for three-year-old two-year-olds - as the name im ures, and brand new records are Character”, is the subject of a Big Track Season fillies at a mile and a furlong, plies - and 173 youngsters are in indicated for the final days. It Christian Science Radio program MONMOUTH PARK — Mon- Aug 10 as a fitting finale to a offers a finer prospect, howeveV. the ranks. Last year the race is anticipated now that all early over station WCBS, in its .‘‘Chu Only the Best Is Served At mouth Park's 195ft summer meet- season of thrills. This event, for Apparently tabbed as sure star was run in two divisions, and prophecies were too conserva rch of the Air” series on Sunday, Martini’s Diner ing will soon be tut a memory two-year-olds, is one of three raa- ters are Plumed, Arab Actress, there is every likelihood of the tive and that a total of 950,000 at 10:30 am. This program will The seaside course rs winging '< jor races on the calendar, the Ballerina, My Truly Fair, Slave same abundance of entries this patrons will have played some originate from Los Angeles and STEAKS - CHOPS - SEAFOOD swiftly to a close with the others being the $15,000 Long Girl, Grecian Queen, Ming Yel year. 585,000,000 into the machines by has the approval of the Christian FULL COURSE DINNERS : the finale. With three stakes car $00,(XX) Sapling Stakes Monday, Branch Handicap run this past low, White Witch and Sabette. The final seven days at Mon Science Board of Directors. The ROUTE 36, KEANSBURG PIIONE KE. 6-1470 JOURNAL-STAR BAYSHORE SHOPPER'S
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SVERRE SORENSON HERMON L. ALLEN DENDER’S GARAGE - E. R. S N Y D E R & C O . Counsellor-At-Law JEWELER Bayshore Chrysler Dealer ‘ * EtfabJished ie?? • r. ' • ' 98 First Avenue Expert In All Repairs ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. DIAMONDS — JEWELRY — WATCHES — SILVERWARE f o r * 107 First Ave. Atlantic Highlands SERVICE AND REPAIRS INSURANCE « ON ALL MAKES OF CARS FIRE • CASUALTY * MARINE • AVIATION • LIFE • BONDS First & Lincoln Aves. Atlantic Highlands GET IT AT . . . SURVEYS and APPRAISALS 1 SMITH’S SERVICE STATION Licenced New York and New Jersey Brokers BEDLE’S 259 Bay Avenue AND GARAGE Highlands 135 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. ). ‘‘The Rexall Drug Store” Gull Oil Products Tires — Tubes — Batteries — Etc. — Brake Repairs \ PHONE: AT 1 -0900 and A\ PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Complete Auto Repairs—Equipped for Inspections Bay Ave. & Miller St., Highlands Highlands 3-1361 George (. Koeppel & Son HANNAH SOKOBIN—JOSEPH Highlands 3-1218—1251 Ailorney and Counsellor At, Law GENERAL ELECTRIC 6 Navesink Avenue Highlands, N. J. Your Best Store For GROCERIES Phone Hi. 3-III3 Meats Vegetables Fruits APPLIANCES Marine View Savings & Loan Assn. Steam, Hot Water Heating and Oil Burners ^ NICHOLL'S MARKET a Specialty " 33 First Avenue Atlantic Highlands Atlantic Highlands 1-0652 — Air Conditioning — IT'S A TREAT... 100 First Ave. Atlantic Highlands Call: AT. 1-0890 Day or Night LOANS TO BUILD, PURCHASE OR REPAIR HOMES — 141 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS W M S P S Y O U FUNDS AVAILABLE Prompt Action Given All Applications Coal Oil Opposite School MORTENSON & COUTTS Insured Savings AT 1-0100 35 First Ave. AT 1-0236 Atlantic Highlands HOUSE FURNISHINGS PAINTS All Kinds of Builders & Mason’s Materials Especially when you eat at V ______;______- HOPPING McHENRY & FROST, INC f ALBERTSON'S RESTAURANT MARY A. ALBERTSON, Prop. DRAIN TILE AT 1-00O6 DRAIN PIPE HIGHLANDER HOTEL n c l t ’A' DEPARTMENT STORE Atlantic Highlands AT 1-0690 Art Adams, Manager Corner Mount & First Aves., Atlantic Highlands RESTAURANT NOW UNDER SUPERVISION OF Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Wearing Apparel GERTRUDE PERRY AND LOUISE KEHOE Work Clothes — Shoes Dancing Every Saturday Night Complete Line of “JANTZEN” Swim Suits & Play Clothes JULIAN’S SPORT SHOP Route 36, Highlands Highlands 3-1204 110 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands AT. HI. 1-0518 BRIDLE & LATHAM . N. J. Largest Bait and Tackle Store ----- Flowers ------Specializing in Fresh Ground Chum Body Work Auto Painting Rt. 36 Jos. Julian, Prop. Atlantic Highland^’ Navesink, N. J. 24 Hour Wrecker Service Serving Discriminating Customers For Over 70 Years FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED HAMMONDS’ LAWN MOWER SHOP AJAX GULF SERVICE Greenhouses at Navesink Latham Ave., Navesink Now Located at Our Mobile Service Station Day AT 1-0637 — Night Hi. 3-1475J NATALIE'S DRESS SHOP Atlantic Highlands 1-0294 Route 36 & Sears Ave. Atlantic Highlands Memorial Parkway Atlantic Highlands Headquarters for Glen-Joan Fashions—Tina Page’s Jra Sales — TORO — Service Sizes: 12-20 — Sizes: 7-15 We specialize in repairing and sharpening of Also Half Sizes 14Va - 24>/2 all types of power and hand lawn mowers. HIGHLANDS Counsellors At Law Coats - Suits - Sportswear - Lingerie - Hat New and rebuilt power and hand mowers for Hwy. 36, Keansburg Keansburg 6-0831 sale. For prompt service call . . . ROBERTS, PILLSBURY & CARTON AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE _____ Atlantic Highlands 1-2282______95-97 First Avenue Atlantic Highlands CARS Fred M. Koeser, Prop. TRUCKS ROWBOATS U-DRTVES JOHNNY’S LANDING Authorized CHARTER BOATS STUDEBAKER LUNCHEONETTE Sales and Service ALL KINDS OF REFRESHMENTS WHITMAN & CORBET V. Shrewsbury Ave., Hi. 3-1105 Highlands HI. 3-1181— 1864 — Gas Floor Furnaces EXPERT REPAIRS ON ALL MAKE CARS -Coleman & Tempco “We Make Sleeping a Pleasure” KEYSTONE - 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE DEPT. STORE Complete—Installed As Low as $7.00 Mo. SHORE MATTRESS COMPANY * Hours: 7 A M. to 12 MIDNIGHT After Small Down Payment We Carry A Full Line of AMERICAN BEAUTY INNERSPRINC Gas Ranges—Water Heaters — Gas Heating Of All Kinds MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS, BEDSTEADS, PILLOWS ESSO SLRVICENTER—TIRES, TUBES & ACCESSORIES Men's. Women’s and Children’s Wear Shoes — ----Low Terms — *— STUDIO COUCHES, BONNY MAID, LINOLEUM RUOS Office—Showrooms—Shop 81 First Ave. Atlantic Highlands VANDERBILT AVE, block of Hwy. 36 LEONARDO JUVENILE FURNITURE — FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Stale Highway 36 and Ocean Boulevard Atlantic Highlands 1-0071 168 Bay Ave. Highlands, N. J. Phone: Hi. 3-148:
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