BELS.nr PUti. LinHARY 10TI *¥E., KMAR ,N.J. 07719 THE COAST ADVERTISER Official Newspaper For Belmar, South Bdmar, Wall Towtuhip, Spring Lakt HtighU, AvonJ>y-tk+Sea
Seventy-fifth Year — No. 39 — 8 Pages BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, 07719, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 Ten Cent* UAPPV HEW VEAk Plainfield Man Dies As Flames Hit Adult School Committee Withdraws Controversial Rooming House Early Tuesday Registration Building Code; Enacts Health Rules BELMAR — In a pre-Christmas I Ing before it was brought under WALL TOWNSHIP - The Wall I do." said Mayor Gassner, "it tragedy, a 43-year-old Plainfield , control by Belmar firemen, WALL TOWNSHIP - The Wall Community Adult School will Township Committee voted to will be a sad day in my tife." man died In a fin that started in Four other persons, two girls, hold registration for Hie spring withdraw the controversial build-! A his room at 101 First Avenue, woman and an elderly man A term on January 6, 7 and 9 at ing code Monday night, but did . " *•> comments continued. It were led to safety by Detective l am• •» earlier, and investigating found Investing. a it was coming from Mr. Schwep's again. |«° *"*»' To Develop Area The remainder of tho Adult SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — room. An exchange between Mrs. Tove He said Mrs. Brunet would get School offerings are Antique wri tten The Borough Council moved to de- Mr. Lyons said he found Mr. Tips, Cake Decorating, Sewing Brunei, Woolley rtoad, and Com- "° . an*™-from him, and velop a parcel of land near Ocean Schwep's bed on fire and attempt- for BeginnersB , Sewin8g .„for. ,„„,Inter- , mitteeman Josepph N. Ehret on \2T2£tfft! Road as a recreational area, Mon- ed to pull the man from the bed to ii f tk f dhefett mediate Sewing Advanced, engineering fees took a few mo- hi day night, appropriating $95,000 safety. Bridge, Dancing, Drawing, Homo ment, with Mrs. Brunet ques- ' for the work in an ordinance. | He said he was able only to get Harstyling, Golf, Beginners and Honing reported recent com- T,?f Bonds or notes will be issued him out of the bed, and that he Advanced Guitar, Safe Boat moms of Mr. Ehret. and Mr. 8n()uld "»' for the program. then alerted the other roomers Handling. Slim k Trim, High Ehret denying that he had made Kenneth Hand, Bailey Comer The recreational area encom- and called for the fire department. School Equivalency, Introduction such comments, Road, appeared again to protest passes an area south of Ocean After leading the four others to to Key Pundid , Real EstatEe and ( „ John j Ga8sner notedi'the housing by a neighbor "of Road land west of Meadowbrook toy ^ ^^ teenUted fa fa. burn. thrce hor8es and tm fe d b Insurance, Conversational Span- howo;er ,hat the code had been P»»"." Ro ad , - „ , , ..ling buildng and found Mr. Sen- Ish. ABC Stenorcript, Typing I, withdra™ and comment was not B He quoted from a group rental Council also Introduced an ordi- w£ , , b ad, burncd ta „ 4 a necessary. s r ordinance, noting that "disturb- nance which sets up salary in- ond"fkV rooln| House on First Avenue, where William Schwep was fatally burned k • pre-tVWmas fire early Anyone desiring information or Mrs. Brffct then turned on the ini g ththe peace and quieitt of ththe JJj! The Belmar first Aid Squad Tuesday brochures may call 681-4300. mayor, and . move was seen Shore Medical Center, where he on responding to a letter she said ing adjustment. died about an hour later. she mailed him last week. Under the terms of the ordi- Belmar's three fire companies He urged the Committee to nance, the pay Increase does not responded to the alarm and found JAMISON HOLDS Would he send her an answer? study matter, although Mayor Include the Mayor, Council, or the flames had spread through the Board to Meet Rash to Be Named Wall Mayor Gassner said the Committee could "The day I have to reporf to professional employes. high. | partitioons Into other sections of FIRST MEETING you on every club I attend, every find ne violation at the present CouncU wae notified of 105 the building. The blaze was under place I apeak, and everything j time. ItEPTUNE CITY - Joshua H. With Teachers As Committee Organizes on January 1 way aid in the amount of | control within an hour. from the Jamison, newly installed Noble BELM Alt - The Board of B*i- The following November, Mr. Michael Roses leasee of tre Transportation. The funds, to be Firemen were recalled to the catkin will meet with the Bd- Bash teamed with Committeeman & Grand of the Neptune Lodge of used for highway reconstruction seem later Tuesday morning, It mar Teachers Association on Arthur Krumm in a successful was reported, when smouldering Odd Fellowi, presided for the January 4 to discusi for a full three-year atari Fs-r- as^d; Tep*lf,.'Wat.,aBt up ftUMflrtstt straight." j bits ol fire We discovered to the first rhw «t the meeting of piwposilipl s of botbthh groups.gm " , Guild Honors The Spring Lake First Aid and partitions. Damage to the building lodge at the VTW Hall, Sylvania Board President Thomas J,.,. In the January 1 reorgania- Emergency Squad, which serves was extensive ,an
Lots for S525 BOROUGH OF BELMAR NEPTUNE CITY - Two lots, TAXPAYERS on which no building can be con- The undersigned does hereby structed, were sold by the Bor- give public notice that the as- ough Council Monday night. sessment list for the Borough of
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the provision that no be ^ ^^^ ^ 1968 constructed on It. between the hours of 10 00 A.M., and 3:30 P.M., at the Assessor's BOROUGH OF SOUTH BELMAR Office, 8lh Avenue and River The undersigned docs hereby Road, Belmar give public notice that the 1M> HARRY GOLDWYN assessment list will he open for Assessor. inspection December 30. IMS be- tween 10 A.M. and 1 P.M. for the purpose of enabling such tax- ORDERS TAKEN NOW for your DENONSTKATION - Oskr ni Law skswtsf at Ike MisaiisiHi CstncO ef Girl New Years' Party You are in- •>• if it M Bss* IMM Mtlfcsakl Ckank, payers to ascertain what assess- Snals Cattle Cbariare kaM ts *• ments have been made against vited to come see our new store HHh, tWm. Laa« ktwkt Ja(* KIIIII>IL1 ef n«ss> «R. Kr4 Bsak. an. Ml to right: him. Office ef Assessor Is at 731 - MIDDLEBROOK Wnmdn m* Mrs. tmm MaA Maasaaa* CMSSIJ 441 Afeat DELICATESSEN PRESENTS CHECK — Ernest Kcrats. AdmWstratar ef Jersey Starr Messcal GMsar. TtsMs wMa , « r«r. laa« 21st Avenw, soon Belmar. sesae ef the fsadlaf memkera of the Sprisuj Lake Thrift Shop aasl neatves the seen* check far ROSE TOMXHI. Deal Rd a Rl ss - 4«UB0O NO brtaghg fte total Rfrtag Lake AssUary a*w eenhnmst t-.titb.UM ta tH.JS» tar It* jnar. Catering done under Shswi stem are (L U r.) Mrs. wmiam Masstasea, Mrs. Fred Wjlkis—. Mrs. F < RabbUiM supervision Mrs, Jassea D. WaN*. Mrs. F. A. liiassa mt Miss Rat* I wmi ui <»> hr ft* a» rial starting January 1, «•» Glass Cut - Keyt «••> WALL rvmnwr TAXPATKM 4*»* per annum on passbook •tern Glass Rakes* TV Mta Tax Asmawaat List Rttj er Upb.h*sry stampm IcMasrfasrrlcedky track psepla. will be open for tasperUo* T»a«- Rentals - *M» Day TlBf; me 1717 f Street > Aw., Engagement • Shocks Muffler. Plan Seminar Miss Bannerman Evelyn Bergen Longstreet Is Married Christine Joanne Bassell Marries • Wheel Aliqnm.nl Gough - Wheeler • Brake .Wvic. On Pollution Wed in Hawaii Mr. Snyder in St. Mark's Church General Repatn To Philip P. Dunne in Neptune City NEPTUNE CITY - Mr, and WEST I/>N<; BRANCH - Plans OAHlf, HawUl — Miss Peggy Mrs. Joseph D. Gough. 12 Law SEA GIRT — Miss Christine home, was maid of honor for her 1 1 Joanne Bassell and Samuel Frank- sister. four Safety It art nearin$ completion fur n Wa Amu. Bannerman and Staff Sgt. rence Drive, have announced the ter I'oIIiition Seminar at Mon- FVanh Davidson, USMC, wtere engagement of their daughter lin Snyder III were married De- | Bruce A. Snyder, at home, was Our Kuninrml moiilr College (o be held on thrw maif ed December 11 at Camp cember 7 at St. Mark's Roman best man for hie brother. Ushcra Donna Maria, to Jeffrey L lL U'l'li' [)*>illli« KlAvil V.LIl TuesJay evenings lx.'^irinintf Feb. . M Smith Chapel, Wheeler, son of Mr and Mrs Catholic Church. were Dennis Klevit, Franklin Lakes, and Brian Alberse, Ram- 25, according to an announcement Lesler I, Wheeler, 21 Tucker Parents of Ihe couple are Mr. M;iy l>y Mrs Thomas I). Blais- The bride is daughter of Fid- and Mrs Robert A. Bassell, 411 sey. PETE LaVANCE ward A. Bannerman, 3t5"£ Ocean Drive. dell, program chairman Brooklyn Boulevard, here and Mr. Following a reception bit Spring 404 Highway 35 Park Avienue, Urtadley Beach, The announcement was made and Mrs Snyder Jr., Trenton, Lake Coif and Country Club, the Neptune Dial 774-2442 The program, presented by the The bridegroom is son of Mrs. at a party held at the Neptune Mich, couple left on a wedding trip to college and the Jersey Shore Ann Davidson, (>5 Steiner Avenue, City First Aid Building. The Rev, Frederick W. Child of Lake Placid, N.Y. They will re- Branch of the American Associ- Neptune City, N.J. and Irwio ficated. Miss Gotigh is a graduate ol side in the Azores, where Mr atian of Univcrsily Women, is Davidson, Tampa, Fla, The brde was escorted by her sponsored by the Asbury Park Arts High School. Newark. Snyder is stationed wKh the Air The N u plia I M a ss was cele- father. She wore an heir loom Force Press with the cooperation of the Mr Wheeler was graduated gown of ivory Irish lace. She wore We Buy and Pay Short- Arua Development Commit- brated by Navy Chaplain Capt. from Neptune High School. He is a wreath of rosebuds and Ivy and The bride is a graduate of Es- tee. Vincent Lonergan, who also of- Cash for ciated at the rite. in the Army, stationed at Ft. Dix carried a bouquet of roses tend cola Maria lmaculada. Sao Paulo, All sessions are free and will lily of-the-valley . Brazil, land Asbury Park Buslncss- SCRAP IRON — STEEl begin at 8 p.m in Pollak Audi- Attendants were the bride- Miss Barbara Bassell, at College. She attended Marywood BATTERIES — JUNK CARS torium of Woodrow Wilson Hull groom's brother, Gunnery Sgt. College, Scranton, Pa. She was Burton Davidson and Mrs. Da- Engagement the college's main building Engagement empolyed at Ft. Monmouth. and All Kinds of Metal "The program has been planned vidson, Camp Smith. Livingston - Hoffman Mr. Snyder was graduated from Wall Auto Wrecker. to cover all facets of water pollu- Following a wedding trip at Baker - Trail Escola Graduada. Sao Paulo, and tion and our purpose is to coordi- Waikiki, Mrs. Davidson and her AVON - Mr. and Mrs. John Incorporated attended Temple University, Phi- nate thought and effort to produce husband are spending the holi- T Livingston, 321 Lincoln Ave- MO1.INE. III. - Mr. and Mrs. ladelphia. 1822 H St. • West Belmar an effective solution to the prob- days with her father. Sgt. Da- nue, have announced the engage- Albort Baker, here, have an- Phone 681 4200-1 lem which threatens our local vvta- vidson, recently returned from ment of their daughter. Nancy nounced the engagement of their ter resjurees," Mrs Blaisdell Vietnam, will be stationed at Elizabeth, to Bruce John Hoff- daughter, Mary Kay. to William said. Camp I^jeune. N.C , where the man, son of Mr. asd Mrs. Ralph Robert Trail, son of Mr. and Mrs. Each session, the chairman said couple will reside. M Hoffman, 3ft7 Maple Avenue. William Trail. Woodland Avenue, will feature two prominent spe ik- Neptune. West Belmar. Wall Township, ers followed by a panel discussion NJ. and audience participation. John Both Miss Livingston and her Miss Baker is a graduate of Ctork, assistant director of the Engagement fiance are graduates of Neptune Al'eman Catholic High School, Sandy Hook Marine Laboratories, High School. Miss Livingston at- Rock Island. She is a senior at When Someone's U.S. Buerau of Sports Fisheries Brcimcr - McDonnell tended Monmouth College. She is Michigan State University. East Sick... and Wildlife, will serve as pro- a graduate of Wilfred Academy Lansing. of Hair and Beauty Culture, As- there's a special gram moderator, WAYNE - Mr. and Mrs. Al- Mr. Trail, a graduate of Wall hury Park. She is employed by Hallmark card in our store - Some of the topics to be dis- grid Breimer, 78 Ilobson Avenue, 1NJ.) High School, is a senior Miss Olga's Beauty Salon, As- tosay'get well quick." cussed by speakers, all experts have announced the engagement and resident assistant at Michi- aury Park. in the field, are "The Effects of of their daughter. Angelika Maria, gan State University. to Paul Thomas McDonnell, son of Water Pollution on Your Health," Mr. Hoffman attended the Uni- Mrs. Veronica McDonnell, 514 "Sources of Water Pollution," versity of Hawaii, Honolulu. He 7th Avenue, Belmar, and the late "The Kconomic Impact of Water Is a student at Rider College, Engagement Pollution," "The Ecology of Wa-Anthony J. McDonnell. Trenton. Brennecke - Fraley ter Pollution," "Pollution and the Miss Breimer attended Wayne Law." and 'Pollution Abatement High School and the Berkeley — It Has Been Done." MIAMI - Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Secretarial School, East Orange. liam F. Brennecke. 2340 N.W. Serving on the semirtar execu- She is employed as a secretary tive committee are: Mrs. John 191 Terrace, have announced the in the executive offices of First Playing Santa, engagement of their daughter, Wengler, lnterlaken; Mrs, Sey- National State Bank of New Jer mour Epstein, Deal; Mrs. Wil- Beverly JoAnn, to John Stephen sey, Newark. Fraley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John liam Suer, lnterlaken; and Mrs. Evelyn Bergen Loogstreet Club Aids Home Russell Stover Candies Allen M. Nica.s, Long Branch; all Mr McDonnell attended St Fraley, 44 S. Wall Street, Neptune of the AAUW; Robert M. Benham, Rose High School, Belmar, and NEPTUNE CITY - Miss Eve- Jay Cotta Jr., was ring bearer FREEHOLD — For the fourth City. N.J. director of community relations, Seton Hall University. South Or- lyn Bergen Longstreet, daughter Following a reception at theconsecutive year, members of Miss Brennecke. a graduate of Paul E. Zigo, assistant director of ange. He is employed as an as- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Longstreet, Forte, Spring Lake Heights, the the Western Electric Activities Miami-Carol City High School, Is community relations, and Drsistan. t cashier at the Lincoln 1619'Dumont Terrace, Wall Town- couple left on a wedding trip to Committee of Newark (WEACON employed by the First Mortgage CARR'S Leonard K. Spiegel, professor of Park office of the First National ship, and Phillip Peter Dunne, Canada They will reside in Club) have played Santa Claus Investors Co., Miami Beach. She Biology, all of the college. State Bank of New Jersey. Laurel, Md, were married Satur- Bowie, Md. to residents of the John L. Mont- and her family formerly resided 805 F Street day, December 14, at Memorial gomery Medical Home, Dutch in Neptune City. United Methodist Church. The bride was graduated from Lane. Mr. Fraley, a graduate of Nep- Wall High School snd Was em- tune High School, Is employed by Belrnar, N. J. Mr. Dunne la Km of Peter Arriving Mailed To... Your friends, relatives, or men and women in the armed forces. Let their home town paper keep them posted every week on affairs of interest to them. Mail Subscription Rote $4.00 Yearly A Gift Card will be sent telling them who the subscription is from SUBSCRIPTION BLANK THE COAST ADVERTISER Li house, of * 701 • 7th Ay.., oelmar, N. J. worship til across our land we gather to- Please Mall THE COAST ADVERTISER TO: gather to gWe thanln for our bleuin gi and to pray for peace In the year ahead. Hay your family enjoy an abundance of health, bappineu, prosperity. Happy New Tear. BELMAR-WALL MiMcnpnoii ofovfco bv National Bank Thursday, December 26, 1968 PaiaFoor • ME COAST ADVEKTISER. BELMAK. NEW JERSEY FOR YOUR SERVICES MERCHANDISE WANTED MORTGAGES YOUR "uiiey availaow> tor 1st mortgages BUY MTHAISK 8KIX up to (10% for qualifl«l applicants. HARRY PFLUG TURN IT INTO CASH Call T. Frank Appleby Agency, PainUnga, Guns, Coins, Clocks. Inc. 775 3300. Mortgage Loan Cor- &RMY 607 - 12th Ave., Belmar Hold, Silver, Jewelery, Furniture. respondents for The Howard Sav- IN Lawn mowers repaired and sharp Music Boxes, China, Cut Class. ings Institution. 136-39) ened Hand taws, circular uws, Tools. Anything Good. oedge shears, scisaon, chlMla. BELMAB TRADING POST BABYSITTING planet, planer knives, kitchen Printing Needs RESERVE knives md Ice ikatn iharpoMl. 1005* F St If you need someone to care Phone «!«« 9B1J2OT Belmar for your baby while you work, RESERVE (no) call me. 1 have an inside play- MISCELLANEOUS 01)1) JOBS room just for a tittle ones, up to four years old. I am experienced Sewing, alterations and mending and provide naps lunches con- ODD JOBS WANTED by an experienced seamstress. stant supervision in my home in COAST ADVERTISER Pointing & repairs. Free esti- Fast service Please call 6812246 Belmar. If interested call me at mates. 081-3958 after 5.00. (or further information. 681-3794. tun) ONE STOP FOR ALL YOUR HOME HEATING NEEDS! V Budget Payment V Service Plans V Automatic Fill V Replacements & Installations STERNERS 12th ft R.R. AVES. BELMAR. N. J. 681-1900 When you're not sure where to shop, who to call; use the firms that display this seal. AUTO BODY Charles Perceval 610 - 10th Ave., Belmar 681-0033 AUTOMOBILE SALES Belmar Motors, Inc. BOO F St., Belnw 681-2727 and Main St., Avon Used Car. 775-IOM for the good of our community Parts Department 681-3064 BICYCLES • ••and our nation LAWN MOWERS Clays I7J2 Highway 71. W. Bolmar Great things are happening in our community. In 681-6566 homea and achooia, In busineaa and industry, we're BUILDING MATERIALS building together for the future of thia area and the Sterner Coal & strength of our entire nation. We are proud and grateful Lumber Co. I2th ft R4L Avw, Btlmer to ahare and to aerve In thia fast-growing community. MI-IW CATERING Mary's Coffee Shop State Hwy. J4 at 681-5870 Mm Boulevard 68I-S8M FUNERAL HOME THE COAST ADVERTISER STAFF Daniel A. Reilly INSURANCE1 FRANK WILGUS DOT HUNTLEY REAL ESTATE Sullivan-Campion ^ Agencies KEN HAND GEORGE REID 700-8th A**., Belmar UM05I NEWSPAPER . . The Coast Advertiser SELDON SPRADLEY HOWARD HUNTLEY 701-7th Ave.. Belmar 681-6000 RADIO WOBM FM Stereo RUSSSNYDER 927 . SPORTING 6O00S The Sportsman's Shop 77M0M Thursday, December 26,1968 THE 00A8T ADVERTISER. BKLMAR. NEW JKKSEY Flw Avon Appoints Buck Company Kennedy Raps John P. Reilly Appoints Harris Howard Report O BITU ARIES AVON-The Board of Conm> WALL TOWNSHIP - At the MANA8QUAN BIBLE CHURCH OUSNDOLA BIBLE CHURCH Lssioners Monday night appointed' December meeting of the South M.rrrllu. Are. * Bratk St ST. ANDREW8 MKTHODIST JOHN E. GANT MRS. MARY (| DUGAN MU Gleaaala Raa4 John P. Reilly to a four-year term Monmouth Young Republicans 1 Lewis II. «mfH». Paster CHURCH River View Avenue 51 EMt End Avenue •e»- '>«vld K MIIICT PM»W on the Planning Board. held at the Royal Manor, Ilrian r«rta and West Lake Area. Neptune illy Neptune city Mr. John B. Veiey, Ass». Pastor T Kennedy, Belmar attorney and On Thursday, December 26 at SprbtiLaka Mr, Reilly will take his new post 7:45 pjn. the Prayer Mectlns critic of Congressman James J. NEPTUNE CITY - John E. NEPTUNE CITY - Mrs. Mary 100ft am - Sunday School oa the Planing Board January 1. and Bible Study will be held. Ret. Lawrence K. Howard ID-N.J.) told the club Gant, 73, died Saturday at his Quigg Diigan, died Saturday at 11:00 A.M. - "Strength According membership that "Mr. Howard home, On Sunday, December 29 the Paslar In September, 1967, Mr. Reilly her home. to Our Days", Rev. Miller. was dropped from the Board of had failed to include *14.4O0 of services will be as follows: 7D0 p m. • John Vesey will bring SUNDAY SERVICES political contributions In his re- Mi Gant was bom in Osborn- 9:15 a.m —Prayer time Education by a 5-3 vote of the Mrs. Dugan was the widow of the evening message. 1:30 A.M. - Homing port to the Secretary of State of ville, Brick Township, and had 9:30 a.m.-Bible School. Board members. The Board voted Frank Dugan. md New Jersey, lie added "Mr. How- lived here 60 * 10:« a.m.-Morning Worship _ Wednesday to remove him, charging that he had missed three consecutive ard reported receiving only $8,- She was born in Freehold and "The Lust For Lounging " 7:00 P.M—Mid-week Service - 804 whereas he really received He wag a retired carpenter. had lived here 50 years. 6:00 pjn.-Sub-Teen Fellowship. Prayer and Bible Study. meetings. at least $23,200, almost thr< Mr. Gant was a veteran of 7:30 p.m—Evening Service — ST. JAMES Political QWrtones were charge Mrs. Dugan was president of Thursday Bradley Beack. N. J. ed at the time, as Mr. Reilly said times as much as he actually re- World War I and a member of the Belmar Chapter of Gold "Let Us Search and Try Our Amciiaan Legion Post Ways." 7 M p.m. • Choir Rehearsal Be?. Richard M. Shaw, Reetar the Board was ousting him in time ported." ~ Asbury MotherMoth s of AmericaAi . She was Friday Park, Tuesday, December, 31 to coincide with his candidacy for past state first vice presidenp t and 7 00 - Youth Fellowship The Belmar attorney told the 9:30 p.m.—Watch-Night Pro- county committee in the Primary Surviving are his widow, Mrs lat e cha lain Young Republicans that Mr. ' k P ^ the Gold gram. The pastor will show COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCB Election. Howard's situation was discov- Evelyn Bryan Gant; three broth- lh S Saturday * nJ? - }*&* *••• a film Strip on "The Pil- 7:30 P.M-Prayer Hour in the Lakewod Road la The Board of Education denied ered because the Federal law *rs, SSnowdend , hhere, and Robert grims Progress." The women Pastor's study. Shark River HJUs this, citing Mr. Reilly's absence requires the organisations making and Alfred ,both of Shark River of the church will supply from nine of 17 meetings during political donations to co: ' Manor, Wall Township, and a sis- refreshments and the closing the year. , al candidates to report these con- ter, Mrs. Roy Bennett, here. She was a communicant of St. moments will be spent around WALL METHODIST The Board of Commissioners, in tributions to the clerk of the Elizabeths Roman Catholic (he front of the church for LEGAL NOTICE u paD The Dangler Funeral Home, Old MID Road other action, gave final aproval House of Representatives. Bemar, was in charge of arrange- Church, Avon, and was a mem- testimony time and prayer. to an ordinance which sets up WAL^ TOWNSHIP - Buck En- ber of Court St. Elizabeth, Cath- Ktv. Carlloa Nelsoa Mr Kennedy noted that most olic Daughters of America, Avon. $500 pay raise for the police de-1 goring Company Inc, has contributions partment, street department and' named H, Dan Harris assistant f ling f)l>a i>f the T<» came from Organized labor. BAPTIST TABERNACLE i hearl iiw9 ter department employees, the controller. Surviving are her five sons, ALLENWOOD PROTESTANT Hl 8(10 Wil MRS. EDWARD LARAGY Frank Jr., Rumson; Lester J., F St. South Belmar Municipal Uullrilng with n he borough clerk and assistant boro- In speaking to the Young Re- Morrla G. E. Morgan, Putar AlIalre-AOenwoad Road a,i |tl lea Hi in nf the 301 llt'a He will be for co- 2011 Fourth Avomie Lockport, NY.; Robert, Neptune, upimivaj of th now lot ordinance, the increases will be general accounting for Interim : Imli, as to Mr. Howard's have a class in our Sunday 9 30 AM - Bible School. is Lot 13. Blnrk 27-1 on Ocean Riinri effective each January I including nanciiil statements a SPRING LAKE - Mrs. Martha 10:45 AM - Morning Worship. mill Bui ley i Corner Rond an shown 1971. Collins Laragy, 45, died at Point School for YOU. BRIM; your m the Onviftl Tn\ Mn|> of the Town- children to our Sunday School • 00 P M. • Young People's ihi|i of Wall. Ni-w Jeraey The Board said that legal ex- Mrs. 7 00 P.M. • Evening Evangells A ropy nf Ihc sairl nifip In on flip penses of $1,600 covered by an next week. vilh the Municipal Hoik and Ij avall- Park, 11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship 1c Service. itola for public Inspection Any por- emergency resolution passed dur- Service. Message: "I Prom- Wednesday ing the last meeting were the joint il lh<> lime and place Indl.-ated lenanw of standard cost systems, The Republican spokesman call- M7s GeorgeA'wiiu! ise," Pastor Morgan. 8 00 P.M - Prayer and Bible WALL TOWNSHIP cost of the Board with the Plann- capital sj>ending programs and *H1 fur a campaign against Mr. 5:45 P.M.-Youth and Adult itudy. IM.ANNING nOAIM) ing Board and the Board of Ad- asset control. Howard that would begin now and 2!VX) Municipal Court, Groups Grades 1-3 — "Eager justment. Beavers"; grades 4-6, "Jun- Muilry Wals. It had been repodted that the Mr. Harris was formerly senior jy-jn ^r Kennedy further ad- is 1 ior Travelers"; Grades 7-12 8T. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL costs had been incurred solely by accountant for the corporate divi- monjshed the Young Republicans sion of 1 8 meet with Mr. and Mrs. Mat- CHURCH ORIHNANCK NO H - IBflH the Planning Board and Board of. Electronic Associates, Inc.. when he any of you ^j? *' thew Garlppa. AUenwood Rd - Wall Tomuhtp AN ORDINANt K RKI.ATINU TO I West Long Branch. Prior to that doubt for a momesl trat the Con- i.MiAsinr; or BETA II. rooi> Surviving arc her husband, Ed- 7:00 P.M.—Evening Service. Spe- Holiday decorations on borough he sP°r* lwo years on active dut* gressionai campaign for 1970 has Sundays IISTAIII.IHIIMENTS, AND l'KI»- ward; three sisters, Mrs. Eleanor cial Musical Program Mes- VIDINf. P»l| ITN KXroiUKMKNT homes will be judged Friday by as a U S. Army finance officer already begun ... ask Jim How- MRS. EMMA II. KNOX DUO a.m. - Holy Eucharist UF ri.\AI, | Ilaupt. Liner oft, Middletown sage: "A New Song," Pastor with responsibility for supervising ard!" 39 GarfM Avenue 0.00 a.m. - Morning Prayer. Ihe Department of Recreation. Township; Mrs. Sally Barnes, Morgan. payments for 18.000 men. One Avon Sung Eucharist with Instruc- The judges will be out from 7:30 Lake Grove, NY. and Mrs. Ger- Tuesday NOTirK year was served in Vietnam. tion and church school. .by tv until 9:30. aidine Scullln. Oswego, N.Y. AVON - Mrs. Emms B. Knox, »:80 P.M.-Watchnight Service mce waB s lntri>ducpd Holy days • 7 and 10 a.m. The Meehan Funeral Home, 8. died Sunday al her home after All are invited u> attend this passed on . . The new assistant controller is day of November, Spring Lake Heights, is In charge a long Illness. special New Year's Eve Serv- adopted by the a graduate of Bucknell University Police Report of arrangements. ice. with a degree In business ad- Mrs. Knox was the widow of FIRST BAPTIST CHVRCH Dwember 23. 19t ministration. Visitors welcome! Nurseries at 1KMA K STANLEY John W. Knox, former Neptune OF WALL TOWNSHIP Tolly Company Active Month all regular services. Township Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Harris and their Township clerk. She was bora la 7:30 P.M. - Evening Worship. U 1 • J (S3 66) WALL TOWNSHIP - Novem- MRS. MARY S. BROADFOOT two children live In Jackson Trenton and was formerly a resi- (CalUagmod Park) OKDINANCB NO. I - ISM Offers New Tool ber was a busy month for the 557 Mercer Avenoe dent of Neptune. Rev. Peter nnm^A AN ORDINANCE K8TABMRHINO A Township. Wall Township police, with a to- •Spring Lake Heights CODE RKOVLATINO RETAIL WALL TOWNSHIP — The Tulhr FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Lua L. Warren, Company Inc., has completed Ini- tal of 2,525 calls to police head- Mrs. Knox was an assistant at POOD KNTAHl.ISHMENTH AND SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — Kh Are and E St FIXING PENALTIES FOB VIOLA- tial manufacture of a new air- quarters from persons seeking In- the Neptune Library for nearly Rer. B. D. Romalne, Jr. 9:45 A.M. • Sunday TIONS. powered production tool, at tta formation, and a total of 773 Irs. Mary Smith Broadfoot. 7«, slx years prior to her » vdult Bible Class. Notice li hereby given the foregoing 10.000-square-foot plant OIL Route incidents investigated. died Sunday at Jersey Shore Medi- ijiree years logo due to 111 health! 11:00 AM. - Horning ordinance wai Introduced and patted cal Center, Neptune. M. Police responded to 21 fire flails. I <>n Tint reading on the 27th day of resp She was born hi Alrdine. Scot-1 Surviving are her «T. MARGARETS CHURCH November 1968, and wai finally adopt- John Tuliy, 3 Harcabtr* DrtW, ed by the Board of Health of (he aid calls, 45 accidents, < «d ««* In Newark before'Mr,. Charles J. Boyce, ^ Spring Lake MiddMown Township. Hvtht pres- SEVENTH DAY Townihlp of Wall. N. J , on December k ">mini h«re I2 I*"* «»<>• She she Hved, and Mrs. James Harga- Maans: 7:30. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, ident, lie also is owner of Angle was 11:30. CHURCB JOSEPH A. MONTANA W » nvanher oftn. laughters don, Neptune; a son. ADanBir. Secretary Specially. Middletown Townahip, Friday • » P.M. - Shark River Road parked cars, investigated a'of Scotland, Bonnie Doone Udge. den. Cambridge, Mass.; 1 sister, Board of Health which is aisodated with Teflon parked cars, ing Newark. " | Mrs. Joseph Murphy, here, and Novma of the Sacred Heart. U 1 -39 (O.B6) hunting-shooting complaintlit s and products. Surviving are her husband, five grandchildren. »:S0 a.m.-Sabbstn School. The new air tool I*, uaed for seven motor vehicle complaints. 11:00 a.m.—Church Service. DfO James; two daughters. Mrs. Is-1 finishing operations on moldj, Jersey short Medical Censer Police also checked 16 breaking 1 The Ocean Grove Memorial Laurence F. Myers, Pastor Notice la hereby given that the art- abel Harkcy and Mrs. Betty Ken- CALVARY BAPTIST CHOBCB ual meeting of the shareholder! of castinga, and other manufae> and entering cases, two hit and Ocean hi IHfe Aw. and • St he Belmar Saving! and Loan Associ- tared parts. The three-inch-long Nepfaau charge ol the arrangements. ation, 713 - 10th Avenue, lielmar, N. J., new product has a compact air Baaaar. N. 1. will be hold Friday, January 10, 1969. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quartler, ~i Canada, and three Wn. Tkeefan E. Davis. Pastor MOUNT OLIVE at 7:30 P.M., tor Uu porpote of «tect- moto... r and an adjustable spindle 17 arrests, checked » cases of ^ Ing offle«ra and diKcton and for such ___-j _* Brighton Arms Apartments, Syl- BAPTIST CHURCB other tnialneu at may properly dime "PetM » vandalism and M juvenile, Investl- ™ IT* Avetae Ml P HiMt before the meeting. pal market Is in the aerospace vanla Avenue, Neptune City, are JAMES 8. HUNTER 1. SDW, l wa FIFTH AVENUE CHATO. Executive Vice rreildent and missile fields, atomic power parents of a girl. In^rob^y.illnducted ^» blood iJ^ ^'I^^' K0 1MB Averae and Manfeier It construction, relay and jirtWpttd hi one fugl- ln cHtfge ol """g""*01*- Btbur »vifi» anl related fields. » Mr, Bid Mrs. Kenneth B. Dal- tlve search pla*. Loin AuocUtlon. BELMAR - James S. Hunter. BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH - 39 «M1 (SS.U) 111* company was incorporated ecU, 45 Briarwood Avenue. Bel- The department traveled 25.024 In August. Other officers an MRS. BURTON WELLMAN M, died at hit home Tuesday eft. CHURCH OF ST. URIEL niendob Grange Building mar, are parents of a boy, miles In the performance of duty AN ORDIORDINANCN R TO FIX AND I Stephen Deiti. Point' Pleasant •M Walling Arena* er a long illness. THE ARCHANGEL Aileawood-Hnriejr Pond Rd. MIN* TUB SALAKIU AT It«t- during the month of November, Beach, secretary-treasurer, and St, Francis Hetpttal and flu detective bureau Investi- Wall Tnruhlp EPISCOPAL Charles Stone, Point Pleasant Mr. Hunter, a retired chauffeur S«a Girt M. Brindley, Pastor Ttentoa gated 27 criminal cases. During WALL TOWNSHIP - Mra. with the Morris Machinery Corn- NOTIOK Beach, executive vice president. the month there was (21.542 sto- 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School The foregoing ordinance waa Intro- Mr. and Mrs. David Parker, L. Wellman, 84, who lived at the parry, Newark, had resided here 11:00 a.m. • Morning Service duced and paaaed on flnt reading on Mr. DelU Is president of the len in various cases, with 17 home of her daughter, Mrs. Ar- for the past seven yean. December 10. 1968 and waa finally Deitz Co. and Mackenzie Pro* Billview Apartment, Trenton, are adults and 32 juveniles arrested ST. ROSE R. C. CHURCH 5:45 p.m. - Mr. Brian Mctleani adopted by the Board of ConmlHlonera thur Newman, died last Thursday He was a communicant of St. ucts Co., also Shore firms. . In connection with the thefts. Seventh Are. * E St. Belmar Youth Meeting. of the Borou?h if Avon-by-the-Sea, 0, B PorkeI -\ th» Tower Lodge Nursing Rose Roman Catholic Church, 7:00 p.m. • Evening Service December 23, ] Stone has bbee n generall manager £". , Jr.'.. _ .. . M Police gave out 72 traffic sum- r Peter J. Testae, Pastor ALBtKT R DORM of the Deta company lor several " *•former ph>rlUs T""' of ™* monses during the month., on** Surviving are his wife, Emma Wednesday Borough a«rk. She was the widow of Burton iwetz Hunter- three sons, James, years Nund«j Manet 7:30 p.m. • Bible study and Wellmnn. rvlnglon; Richard, Belmar; Rob- hflwCkoreh prayer Mrs. Wellman was bom ln Falls ert, Newark and a daughter, Mrs. 7, «:J0, », 10, 11, 12, » P.M. VUlage, Conn, and had lived at Emma Hennlng, Mlam| Fla. Week I>aj MUKI the Shore 13 years. Also surviving are 10 grandchil- «:45 k 7:45 - confessions before FIRST UNITED METHODIST She was a retired practical dren and M great grandchildren. the 7:45 Mast CHURCH CASH ON HAND FOR nurse who had worked In Con- Services will be held tomorrow Seventh 4v«. ADM. necticut hospitals, Friday) at 9 n.m. from the Dan- Also surviving are a brother, iel A. Reilly Funeral Home, here, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Harold R. Hawlk, Minister Harold Beebe. Walortown, Conn.; with a Requiem Mass at St. Rose Bn. J. D. Tbami CHRISTMAS 'five grandchildren. 12 great-grand- at 930 Interment will be in St. Sunday, Dec. 2> Ntatk Am.. Near D St.. Behnai children, and a great-great-grand- Mary's Cemetery, East Orange. 94S a.m. - Sunday School classes child. A Rosary will be said tonight for all ages including adults. The Francloni, Taylor and Lo- (Thursuay) at > p.m. and visitors 11.00 a.m. - Morning worship ser- '69 pez Funeral Home, Neptune, was may call from 3 to S today and CHRISTIAN 8CIENCB vice. Sermon topic: "When In charge of arrangements. 7 to 9 tonight rtrrt Cbuffh el Carlal Christmas Is Over" This is Student Recognition Sunday and college students •»"• foart« Ai will take part in the worship FUNERA HOMf JOHNSON Ajbarj Park service. Sunday service. 11 AM 7 00 p.m. • Youth Fellowship will A Modern Funeral Rome Funeral Home Sunday School. II A.M. meet In the Chapel. Offering A Dignified Servtt. 1:11 P.M • Wednesday - To Meet Even Route 31, Wei To*nMP Testimony Meeting Financial Near] Fvlly Air Conditions* Modem Furwrd Hem* BEAN SCREEN Un/iarnL Cnsllr. * WE8T BELMAR UNITED The thrtt-parted Invcf of J. Henry Dangler •vfoavrniy cquippiQ METHODIST CHURCH aytclnlk (wan form a «ood BcjMh Ave>. and Walter J. Johnson l» •••Hi* scran whew out Is •«««!«<• South Lake Drive VITM WDssa, Pastor Hyscintii beans arc nstivei of lemur MI-3900 the iropici where they «re per- ennials, living from year lo JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW OBKMt CHUHCH UNITY y"n climate, that srs more r TkM AM. • Cnsty * rigorous, the plants become im- Asl-r, Put- N. 1. nuali—that is, they bloom Iran Think ahead to next Christmas. Will you have the cash seeds sown when soil wsrms, but die when frost srrivej. to enjoy a gift shopping spree? You will if you start sav- Phone,—Ul-15(7 Even with this change Ifl Iheir habits, hyacinth beans will climb 10 feel in a lingle Maton. ' ing in a Christmas Club account for merrier gifting '69. wt Uk» The leaves are larje and ajifNTMY MAtBMl three parted. Flower, usually •L Cdkarmw-s Chm* ir, reddish-purple but there « DANIEL A. REILLY I, », W, n. « , while-flowered variety, rarely seen. The blooms are •»""'" Belmar-Wall «. Cattartae-s Cafeteria: slid spikei and sre shaped Ilka fUNFUAL HOMF •:lt. 10 15, HI! [hose ol «weel peat, but muck DAILY MAMM "The"" sre followed by edW. «. CetKirtoe's Ctarca beans, best picked to eat when National Bank 1AJL they art younf snd tender. These beam are widely sold on Your hntalrnent ken can fa* insured with life insurance and with disability lmur.net, markets in many tropical coun- R MABira R. C tries, but most Amencsn gar- rt AT. awl Cr«ea» deners h.ve never lasted them. lea OM Because hyacinth bean n Mich a fast grower, and because the foliage is large; because the t UUtr — F St. and vrh Am. * Customer Service Houn , t .' ••« bean is not particular as lo so* : and looks well. It U a good | MenatquM — *••. »* Circle Pl»u 4 ToDers 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. * choice for s screen. ^^ While a trellis • best pro- % Wei Twp. — Rte. IS I 11* Ave. | We> LOAN Dept. dairy to I p.m. vided for the vine to climb, • temporary screea may be nude >ita*«a un o»«oritul invw Latt oon-»i«»mt» by using stout tort, ""•""J from around lo some support located TO MT*» tht ditto Sfcora Area. Ml D :>»••• I—•*. N. This may be placed wkejtnr s quick scree* is needed. Page Six THE COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY Thursday, December 26, 1968 Your Home Your County THE COAST ADVERTISER Economist Remember OTJjen? Agent Reports Guard Agalnat Carpet Stadia Trends that started last year Printed Pattern Make Entertaining Easier with Remember what happened In From Christmas Tree and even earlier are still with us. Published Bj get coal to residents where it was Some of these are mini lengths In Convenience Foods Belmar 23 yean ago, or even Water from your Christmas tree 15 yean ago? Well, we'll try needed. dresses, the patent look in slick THI COAST ADVKETIBEB, INC. holder and pitch from the tree can vinyl materials, psychedelic You'll find these Canned, froz- and help jour memory Ifi our Shore residents were fighting off cause permanent carpet stains. 701 Seventh Avanie. Belniar, Now Jane; en and boxed foods ''worth their new Editorial Page feature — prints, blindingly bright colors, an epidemic of what the state bonded fabrics and—the wrap !>%••« Ud PuoUaftou *ver> luun kajf at TU1 rtoVwitfl Avanu*. weight in gold"on days when you "Remember When?" health department called As you set up the tree, pick up have to make every minute count, Ilemi of Intern! as found In look. Today's pattern, No. 9469, tad an'arad u accond du mttUff at u>« Bclmar Poatfltflaa "grippe." falling nedles. As you add wlater points out Sylvia Meehan, Mon- the fil« of the Coast Advertiser. is a wrap dress or blouse that re- An ordinance which would have to Uie Iree holder, check carefully liivlw u Aei of Cwujras. (rf Marat 8- Ifll mouth County home economist. Each week, the Advertiser quires just under three yards of set up the post of superintendent for spills and any sweating from staff will peruse the (Id editions a 43-inch fabric. | of public works In Wall Township, the container. Needles allowed to Planning is the key to relaxed of the paper and report Ifl Ike was defeated after the Township remain on the carpet may exude One care that must be taken in Thursday, December 26, 1968 meals and entertaining at this Editorial Page feature on what Committee heord protests from pitch that will cause stains, says sewing any wrap pattern, be It season. happened In our area 15 and several township residents. The Donald M. Mohr. Senior County dress, blouse or skirt, is against 25 yean ago. As an example of built-in maid post would have carried a salary Agent fabric stretching. Stay sticthing We hope It will ipnm up your 1NKW VKAK'.S KKSOIAI'I'ION service, she mentions the cans of $1,800 per year. If pitch gets on the carpet, ap- MUST be used down the long lints of refrigerated biscuits that you memory and bring hack some of Tuition costs for Belmar stu- ply a drycldaning solvent, such as of the front edges; otherwise sag- are likely to find at the dairy those "Good Old Days." Renuzit, Afta, or Lalglon, to meging and ill fit will result as the case of your market. Try making dents attending Manasquan High School were estimated at (ISO forarea. Do not use carbon tetra- material will stretch each time doughnuts of these, and serve 75 Years Ago chloride, gasoline or lighter fluid. the side tie is closed. them with hot cocoa or vegetable 1944. The fee was $130 per stu- December 24, US) Use a small amount of dryclean- Juice. dent in 1943. While the wrap skirt and certain The Belmar Commission The Avon ration board, question- ing solvent on a cloth. An ex- ap- cessive amount can damage the wrap dresses are made to order Cut a hole in the center and proved formation of a Joint water- ing motorists whose mileage fig- for the youthful figure, we really sewer utility department, with a ures exceeded their gasoline ra- backing of the rug, particularly fry them in hot shortening or latex. Now. blot with clean white feel that today's pattern offering oil at 375 F degrees. Fry 1 or new sewerage service rate and ation estimates, heard one man re- goes with maturity. It is, to us, higher water rate for Belmar port that when his gas tickets ran toweling or small cloths. Repeat 2 minutes on each side, and turn if necessary. NOT a young fashion yd it k a only once. Drain and add a glazed residents. The new rates went out, re used benzine. pretty one for she who likes it. frosting Or shake in a paper into effect on January l, 1954. A frame building housing radio If water from the container Nag with powdered sugar or cin- Rates set were $15 as an average equipment at Camp Evans was spills on the carpet, blot it Im- Like Its classic counterpart, the namon and sugar. charge for water and $10 for sew- destroyed by fir*. Glendola fire- mediately with paper towels or un- shirtwaist dress, pattern 9469 can er service In 195S, there was men joined Camp Evans firemen starched cloths. Place a thick be, according to fabric selected Other "quickies" are suggested no charge for sewer service. in battling the flames. padding of paper towels over any for it, an around-the-lock dress. mby Audrey Burkart, Rutgers Fire Chief Frank Frosch andwet laroa and weigh down. This For later day wear the ideal specialist in foods and nutrition Belmar also deckled to return Harry Bennett were In charge of allows the moisture to wick up choice is crepe and look for some Milk flavored soda and iruit I garbage and trash collections to the Belmar Firemen's Christmas into the toweling without stopping of the new handwashable varieties jjuice s ppoured over ice make quick contract. A five year contract party for borough children held at the rug surface where it might on the fabric market and easy punches. for 1160,000 Was awarded to theat the Ravioli theater. deposit staining material soaked C and J DeUsa Company, Wana- up from the backing. Cheese spreads and crackers massa The Commission felt are ready for you to use. municipal collection cost too Christmas Cactus Has A bowl of dried fruits adds a much. Exacting Light Needs Enjoy Party nutritious extra to other snacks. BELMAR - The Ladies Aux- Santa Claus came to Belmar iliary of the Goodwill Hose Com- Primed Pattern 946«: NEW in an airplane. Edward I. Brown, B Christmas Cactus is often a dis- MIBSOB' Slues 8, 10, 18, 14, Id, Put your imagination to work of Monmouth Airport, piloted the appointment because it falls to pany held its annual Christmas 18. Site 12 (bust 34) tabes md you'll find that your market s bloom for the holidays. Party on December 17 at the 2% yards 45 inch fabric. plane, which landed on Ocean Tfers an endless variety of quick The frequent failure of these Forte Restaurant, Spring Lake SIXTY FIVE CENTS in coin! md easy foods. Avenue, and Santa Claus jumped by Heights. each pattern — ndd IS centn right out and greeted the hundreds plants to bloom is usually related for each Iwttem for lat-clasn of youngsters waiting for him. to either day length or tempera Gifts were exchanged between mailing and «]"•< ml handling. IT'ime Service Direetnr hire says, Mr. Mohr. members following the dinner Send to 170 Newspaper Pat- Mrs. Ella S. Kicketts. super- The West Hcnil ('tmipiwy Mr. Mohr suggests the following tarn Dent.. 232 Weal 18th St., C A f I 1 j intendent of the Belmar Grammar routine to try to make cactus Many other gifts were brought New York, N. Y. 10011. Send JUIIKL School, notified the Board of Edu- bloom: in fo ra needy family, and these tor tor new Fall-Winter Pal- Something Special tern Catalog. Coupon Inside f E AliniTU cation that she would retire on Keep the plant cool from early were to be delivered on Christ- Kood for One Free Pattern. M for Holiday liuflet October to mid-November. High mas In the fire truck. l P I IIRITY •'"'"' ''''"• Board announced temperatures at this time will pre •••" II I • I that Mrs. Goldie Megill Ftocke HE holidays arc pay witli would er vent or delay flowering, since the ASBURY PARK - James J. •* h successor. Mrs. Topen houaps, caroling pnrties buds are set In mid-November A New Year's Message Caivano, social security district Ricketts was serving her 31st year and lota of informal entertaining A 65 degree night temperature is manager in Asbury Park, today as teacher and administrator in indoors and out! It'a extra fun to entertain at Christmas time, Mela. ' urged everyone signed up for the "* Behnar system, and on herfor food, decorations and dreas During the fall, keep the plants President-elect Richard M. Nixon has pledged that doctor bill Insurance part of Medi- retirement would have completed care, to spend some time between ^J ars in tlw tea<: can be especially festive. In a room where they'll receive "the great objective" of his administration will be "tonocarew , antod spen thed ensomd eo ftime the betweeyear in ^^J* eta. nlng profes- Serving can be done any way little or no artificial light. This d h d f h i ta you chooKe. You can go from the bring the American people together." reviewing whether the program Plans were being made by the light, along with natural light. may owe them some money. He llnbcrt-Wciilhington-White Post, very informal to the very for- can make the days too long for mal. But always the food fare bud formation. He explained that he will have an open Administra- said that this is most important American Legion, to start a drive is important. for those older people who incur- for funds for Us building program. Christmaa, of course, Is the Protect plants from direct sun- tion, "open to new ideas, open to men and women of red expenses for covered medical J. Stanley Herbert, an Astury time to serve the most spectacu- light from May to September services between October 1, 1966,Park 'attorney, succeeded Judge lar entrees so why not try some- Otherwise, keep them In a bright both parties, open to critics as well as those who sup-and September 30, 1967. If a claim Edward J. Ascher, of Belmar, as thing like Cranberry Pork ('bops location. port OB." isn't made for reimbursement of president of the Monmouth County for one of your holiday buffets. Don't overwfeter them, but use these expenses by December 31, Bar Association. Mr. Herbert was It's different, it's appealing, and enough water to keep the stems We have the opportunity to assist the Administra- 1968, it will not be possible to borough attorney at Sea Girt, It's easy to mtike. from shriveling. make payment. Mrs. Gas Regan was named To prepare the pork chops use Repot the cactus after it flowers tion in achieving this worthwhile objective during the chairman of the arts and hobby if necessary. Don't repot in late year 1969. Petty political maneuvering must give way Mr. Oaivano pointed out that, show to be held In connection summer or fall.' in the past, some Medicare bene- with the Business Exhibit spon- to sound, positive action at the executive, legislative, ficiaries postponed making a sored by the Behnar Chamber of administrative and public levels. claim because they thought that Commerce. if the doctor declined to Take an The BelMar Woman's Club gave Each of us should lend positive public support to assignment, the patient had toChristmas gifts to the children In submit a receipted bill with his the Farmingdale Preventorlum sound constructive objectives, which not only will application. Unable to supply evi- and presented a musical program dence of Having paid die doctor at the children's Christmas party. achieve the goal of togetherness, but will accelerate our or the medical supplier, they fail- Mrs. Thomas D. Joeck was chair- ed to file a claim, he added. In a creek, off a bridge, through a wall. economy into a better America for all. man. an electric buffet skillet that will It Is your Father's good "These peiple are in danger of let you participate in the fun Stood icy-wet Bertram Q. Ball, short-changing Uiemselves," Mr. pleasure to give you the king- 25 Years Ago. and enjoy your guests. For 4 dom.—(Luke 12:32). " With dead wiper bladet, Caivano said. "The 1967 amend- servings, preheat the skillet at Clear vition soon fades," ments to the Medicare law elimi- December H. IMS 825°, bmwn chops on both aides Whenever we are tempted to nated the requirement that a bill South Belmar Mayor Frank and Miaxin with salt and paper. see the negative aide of a prob- Moaned Bert, "I could not see at all!" submitted with 'a claim must be Herbert ordered the borough truck Reduce heat to 225°. Thoroughly lem, pause a moment, and turn Captain Rowland Appeals for Safety receipted to show that it was paid to make emergency coal deliver- combine I cup jellied cranberry our minds toward prayer. For ies to residents. Where coal sup- sauce, one-ha cup> crushed pine- In the words of the Master, PREVENT THOSE WINTER DRIVING WOES • i in full or part. Now, an itemized with liquid, and onetea- "Whatever you ask in prayer, For Residents During Christmas Time bill showing the services or medi- plies were exhausted and deal- grated orange rind. Ponr believe that you receive it and The Safe Winter Driving League presents the following tip for c al goods received and therse ' deliveries delayed because of ovei chops. Simmer, uncovered, safer winter driving From the National Safety Council: "Don't you will." Then lift up your be a 'peep-hole pilot.' Brush snow completely off front,back and charges for these, even if unpaid, manpower shortage!, Mayor Her- for 80-8$ minutes or until fork hearts in thanksgiving. Be Is sufficient. This is true even bert authorized Borough Superin- tender. •hie window*. Replace dead wiper blades with liva, now ones to happy, be thankful for in truth prevent streaking. All your light* ihould be working, with and If the services were received tendent Owen Dtinfee to use the Decorate root home and front your prayer is answered. of the house prtef (g tf)j change in the law." borough truck. Tfcs dh door with holiday flneiy, too. headlights aimed properly. You must •« danger to avoid It " Ajadonjt forgot to hang the m appeal tractive appearance. ' Rutgers Tests •li.it Scotch pine can show great variations In form and growth," Various Trees I3r. West says. "So we are teat- BUSINESS DIRECTORY ing five varieties — from the QUICK REFERENCE TO YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSMEN NEW BHUNSWICK-TIM United States, Greece, Scotland, Christmas tret; (rf the future may Spain and Turkey — to see which be one of 16 species and varieties does best." now growing at five Rutgers test plantations around the state. Other species in the test plan- tations are Douglas fir, Praser fir CLEANERS & TAILORS, NOTIONS The experimental planting, con- and white firm; blue spruce, and ducted by the Department of Ilor- Himalayan and Mexican Border tk'ulture and Forestry o( th« Rut- pine. Fraser fir is common in DRIVE IN DRIVE IN IF ITS TRIMMINGS IT'S GOT TO BE ... gers College of Agriculture and the western United States and tfnvirimmental Science, Involves Mexican Border pine in the South- A & B CLEANERS BLACKBURN'S 6.100 trees — all 2-year seedlings west, but both are untested ID ONE HOUR SERVICE from locations around the world, the East. Himalayan pine does SPECIALISTS IN DRY CLEANING PROFESSION LARGEST STOCK OF TRIMMJNGS IN THE STATE "Basically, we are trying to see not grow In this country at pres- Wedding Gownt — Knitwear — Fancy Dresses ent. 216 Main St. Phone 775-9488 Avon, N. J, how various trees, some of which Bslmar's First Dry Cleaner — Since 1928 ire untested in New Jersey, will Experimental plantations (each 400 F St. |Cor. 6th Ave.) Phone 681-2685 wrform on a commercial basis," with 1,220 trees! are located in Uichard F. West, head of the far- New Brunswick and at Rutgers re- QfflCI MACHINES atry section at Rutgers. search centers In Sussex, Cream "In recent years," he notes, Ridge and Centerton A fifth JEAN PAROU "the Scotch pine has become the plantation is near Hopewell on FINE CUSTOM TAILORING most popular Christmas tree. It the Stony Brook-Millstone Water- SHORE OFFICE MACHINES CO. Sas many strong points, especial- shed Association research farm. Ready Made Sports Clothes — Dry Cleaning Authoriied Dealer for ly retention of needles and at- ADLER — ADDO-X — BURROUGHS — RONEO — "OITtO" 621 I Oth Avenue Phone 681-2211 Bolmar Sales and Service — Call 988-1881 63 Wast Sylvan!* Avenua Neptune City, H. J. DRUG STOKE <*>">« ™ H0U1MV GREEN - R^^ „„ ^ a.vel(>pmeilt of the Chriatnias tree of the fulur, fWo Richard P. w«,t Itutan iff /( £M«.Sr, Viwe POMB.& ACCEPT " PACKAGE jtll -niC N-PAYOur" VITAL »'ATr.ElAL« forester, comparing needle color of a ScoU-r pine with a stand- FAT, ard color chart. Included In the test at five sites around the .tale K' JUICfi THEM. STOKEP IM9IPE VOUK -~ YORE DRUG STORE 'tCrfll.C, CALCIUM Ak.P Ulula II. IloHalmri - K«c. Ftaim, •re Scotch pines from l*e United Stoles, Greece, Spain, Turkey yKIN ANl> CTtHE NOW LOCATED AT — 831 BELMAR PLAZA and Scotland, as well as other specie,. LOU'S BAR & PACKAGE STORE Same Ownership and Personal Service as we have given Phone 681-2424 We Deliver during the last 25 years. COLD BEER — LIQUORS OF QUALITY (At New Shopping Area) — 681-0988 Ben & Georgia Silverstein, Props. STARTING & PULLING ABILITY ON CLARE ICE NEW LOCATION AT — 904 F Street — Belmar. N. J. 'Mi C.tNT tm&rm IMFHCJVEMEN1 E£BS»'»<> RCCUIAR lIRlS EixCTRiCiANS 28% BETTER BBJ | 12B CONVCNriONAt SNOW Wt£S 183% BETTER BJBJ BH 183 SlUDDtD SNOW TIRLS uual \^^^^^^ ( JOSEPH BERGER 21«% BETTER |BJ| • 311 SWDDCD SMOW r/HfS «.», ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING earn BETTER BJBJ BM-li-U-JL. ..,,,.-].,,..^^^— N. J. State License Permit No. 100 M » W «. l» „ „ THE COAST ADVERTISER Dial • 681-3898 The Safe Winter Driving League presents the above findings of the National Safety Council's Committee on Winter Driv- FOR YOUR PRINTING NEEDS... ing Hazards. These teats, conducted on a glare ice course at FOOD MARKET .Stevens Point, Wis., disclosed that conventional snow tires fZiMN6IANTC0U6UNT|W 701 - 7th Ave. Belmar provided only a small improvement in pulling ability as com- WHO WAS g FEET TALL / pared with regular tires. Studded tires developed about thre« Phone 681-0430 Free Delivery times the pull ot regular tires, and reinforced tire chains de- veloped about seven times the pull of regular tires. GIUNCO'S MARKET Regardless of the type of traction device employed, how- PLUMBING - HEATING CONTRACTOR MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ever, the League reminds motorists that driving speeds on QH, MV ACWH0 0OUBi,\ icy pavementa must be sharply reduml. c, A COMMON COMPLAINT MEAUP OPEN SUNDAYS 'TILL *:00 P.M. ?eoM AerHBiTics. pur, SAY 9IS F Street Belmai VOCTOS*. IfS NOT EEAUVt MARK MARQUAND - Plumber ROUE* THAT CAUSE TH6 VtOlHi SEWER ROOTER CLEANING — FAST SERVICE IN AE1HEITIS, BUT IMFt AMM.'.liOH New Bathrooms — New Kitchens — Al Repair. OF J0IWT5. P0CTOR5 FUEL OIL Gas t Electric Water Heaters Installed F RECOMMEWO 611 - 10th Avenue Phone. 6SI-S352 Belmar, N. J. IMPORTANT ASPIKIN ISZ HOURS OF RELIEF FROM MWOR ARTHRITIS PAIN AMC FARREN FUEL CO., Inc. "Dependable Fsrrenheet" PLUMBING and HEATING BELMAR RESIDENTS FUEL OIL - OH. BURNER SERVICE Change in Garbage & Trash 809 F Street Dial 481-2300 PAR & DEAL AUTOMOBILES Plumbing & Heating Supplies Pick-up Schedule Dial 449.4600 D.1I 53I-2S5O Belmar-American Service Station SEABOARD SERVICE State Highway 35 Wei Towmhlp, N. J, f Effective January 1. 1969 AUTO REPAIRS » ROAD SERVICE FUEL OILS -SERVICE CONTRACTS Accessories — Tlrw — Batteries Gofnpl0T9 HwiFtnci Syttwns MONDAYS & THURSDAYS 24 Hour Tewing — Al type. Welding "Ail Your Neighbor" Dial 775-2620 WAL ESTATE East of "D" Street from Tenth Avenue l200FSt.-B.lmer D.y. - MI-OtM - NHhi - MI-S4M South to Borough Boundary "One Stop for Your Home Heating Needs" FEDER AGENCY TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS Phon. 681-1113 STERNERS, INC. Cynthlt M. Fed.r, Reeltor REAL ESTATE (Residential . Commercial) East of "D" Street from Tenth Avenue GILMAN'S AUTO SERVICE FUEL OIL • SERVICE • NEW HEATING INSTALLATIONS ROAD SERVICE Mortgage Loan. — property Management 12th. 13th i R.R. Am. Bebnar, N. J. Dili 6811900 North to Borough Boundary COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING 709 F Street Phone 611-4011 Below. N.J. "We Give S&H Green Stamps" S & H Green Stamps WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS IStk Avenue ( F Street ttHmt, N. J. All of Borough West of "D" Street in- RENTAL SERVICE cluding both sides of "D" Street KAY MOTORS DAILY ANNOUNCES THE OWNERSHIP OF THE A to Z RENTAL CENTER DAVENPORT Point & Hardware Businesses, Factories, Restaurants, SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION RENTS MOST ANYTHING PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Rolleway Bedi - Udder. _ Commercial Floor PoKsher, Hotels, Rooming Houses with more than Located at 6th Ave. t F St. In Belmar, N. J. Contractor Tool. — Pumps — Chain - Table. 14 rooms. AUTO REPAIRS t ROAD SERVICE 703 F Street Belmar, N. J. 07719 911 Hwy. 35 (I/, mil. N. Asbury CM.) W.nam.,« . 98S433S Full Una of Accessories. Tires S Batteries NO COLLECTIONS ON ... Dial 681-9884 for the Finest Service >NITQRIAL) SERVICE Christmas Day - New Years Day WIN A CAMAROI Thanksgiving Day Established 23 Yean BUDDY'S JANITORIAL SERVICE Free Pickup * Delivery Test-Work — Not Guesswork BLUE JAY DINER Floor Waning Window Cleaning Sf ECIAL BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH A DINNER COMPLETE JANITORIAL SERVICE •••••• | GEO. ROSE & SONS All Baking Done on Premise. _ Open 24 Hour. S A H Green Stamps SUNOCO SERVICE AAA Service Commercial — Residential ITALIAN RESTAURANT Rt. 71 ft 18th Ave., W. Belmar, N. J. Phone • 681-9607 Call 681-7741 or 449-3070 Highway 35 |Mar Shop-Rfte) Wai, N. X and COCKTAIL Present this Ad for One FREE Qt. of Oil with Ub Oil & Filter Dial 449-6473 &Llndu LOUNCl INSURANCE WANT CAR ECONOMY? Volkswagen Park Shore. Inc. COW BARN RESTAURANT Luncheon - Dinner & Late Supper & COFFEE SHOP Open Sun. II Noon Sff ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. 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JUVENILE FURNITURE 1 TOYS CERTIFIED TELEVISION SERVICE Evelyn's Sea Food STERNER COAL & LUMBER CO. We feature a complete line of carriage., crib., riroten, car SALES and SERVICE seat., lamp., gemu, and toy., by tuch femou. manufacturer. Service Until 9 P.M. 1620 F Slraai LUMBER • MILL WORK • HARDWARE - APPLIANCES at Simmom, Theyer, StorUine, Beisett. Child Craft. BiH-RnV Telephone 681-3300 Pelmar, N. J. The Finest in HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE Rt. JS I 7th Ave. Phone 774-1123 Ittn. l2Hi * R.R. Ave... Belmar. N. J. Dial 6BI-I90C SEA FOODS A Unique COCKTAIL LOUNGE VAN BERGEN TIRE CO. ARNOLDS FLOOR COVERINGS N. VITALE & SON DUNLOP THE QUALITY TIRE For Your Pleasure LINOLEUM — CARPET — FORMICA _ VENETIAN HINDS MASON — GENERAL CONTRACTOR! |n|.n T H.,IIM >foiL fa PtNM . 6II-P903 Highway 3( * Heck Ave. 774-710S ..... til-OH* JOS Unto A«. (Rt. 71) 223-MM N. J. Page Eight THE COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY Thursday, December 26, 1968 604 Series Blue Advances St. Rose Scores Truckers Press Wall Knights Gartner's Holds Parkway Offers LEGAL NOTICE NOTIOT 8IIPBRI0R COUKT OP League High In Bowl Play 109 in Tourney In Classic Loop In Semi-finals By Half Game Holiday Coffee NEW JKIUKY DsskM N.. H ISIS M ite of New Jersey: BRADLEY -BEACH - Virginia ASB17RY PARK - The Big ASBURY PARK - St. Rose, of BRADLEY BEACH - Lease-a- WALL TOWNSHIP - Wall High NEPTUNE - Char Pit has its WOODBRIDGE - The Garden To. GEORGE SPEAKMAN nine of Manasquan High School Belmar, electrified fans at the Truck blanked Mom's kitchen in School's basketball team cruised dunce, but couldn't get by Bel- State Parkway for the 12 Maw (DEFENDANT): DiLicto rapped out a 6M series . virtue or an Order of the Superior Friday night In the Gundakers' advanced into the semi-finals of Holiday Basket-Bowl Tournament the Bradley Clansic Friday night past its third straight basketball mar Fashion Corner and as a Year's holiday in a row will lift Court ot New Jersey, Chancery Divi- Ladies Classic at the Bradley the Holiday Basket^Bowl Tourna- at Convention Hall here Mon- at the Bradley Unes, to move opponent for Its fourth straight result Carmer's Garage stil a cup of kindness and safety sion, made on the 27th day of Novem- with its motorists come January ber. 1968. In a civil action wherein Lanes to lead in the night's scor- ment in Convention Hal!, here, day, with a sweeping 1OW59 Win Into second puce In (he league win with a convincing 7044 vic- hangs on to first place In the Nancy Speakman Is the plaintiff and 1st eve and morning. ing- Monday night by downing Toms over Freehold Regional. a point behind the leaders, Over- tory agalnt Point Pleasant Boro Belmar Merchants Woman's you are the defendant, you are hereby land Agency. Bowling League — but by a sum Coffee, tea or milk will again required to answer the complaint of She posted games of 185, 188 River, 52-36, in a possession-type In the Southern Regional Holiday the plaintiff on or before the 2Bth day game. The 109 points, a record' (or Roundbal) Festival and Is slated half-game. be given out free to all riders at of January. 1099, by serving an answer and 231 to reach the 604 total. toumey play here, came during Overland scored only two point» Parkway restaurants between 11 on Michael p. Georges, Esquire, plain. The score was 13-8 for Mana- lor semi-final action In the event League-leading Oarmers found tiff's attorney, whose address u No. Betty Brace hit a 578 total on a trrl/ic second-half play in which in Its match with Green Parrott, p.m. on New Year's Eve and II squan at the end of the first tomorrow night. Zulla Steel tough and lost all 39, Main Street. Asbury Park. New games of 171, 233 and 174; Audrey St. Rose scored 60 points. The with the Parrott team dropping Wall handled Point Boro with three games to reduce Its margin a.m. the following morning in toe Jersey, and In default thereof such Pier hit 567 on 184. 202 and 181; quarter. The Blue held a 19-13 hdlf-time score was 49-38 for St. into third position « a result effort to promote a pause lor judgment shall be rendered against you edge at the half, advanced to ease after capturing an earlier to the half-game. Char Pit, facing as the Court shall think equitable and Elsie Kelly had 556 on a 201 and Rose. of the Leaee-a-Truck rush. Belmar Fashion Corner, had the driving safety. just. You shall file your answer and 33-28 at the third quarter, and 8M2 overtime triumph against proof of service In duplicate with the 192, Millie Pickard rapped out The Purple Roses used 14 play- chance to move into first, but went on to win, 52-34. the Panthers in the Shore Con- While Invitations to stop and Clerk of the Superior Court, State 204 and IB2 for a 551 series. ers in the overwhelming victory. Mike Gorifine sparked the could win only one from the House Annex, Trenton, N«w Jersey. In The Blue face Uakewood to- Truckmen, with hie 60S on a 233 ference C Dtviskm. sip will again be Issued from accordance with the rules ot Ctrl! prac- Eleanor Oatone had 192 and 183 St. Hose, under Coach Pat Mc- The undefeated Crimson fashion Corner squad and as a Parkway toll boths during the tice and procedure. for her 530, and Gladys Wright night. high, and Bill llanlon contribu- result remains in second. Cann, now advances to the semi- ted a Ml to file cause. Knights had a tough time with period, motorists need not have The object of said action Is to ob hit 199 and 187 for her 525 series. Dan Miller had 23 for Mana- finals of the tournament, facing tain a Judgment of divorce between the sqan, and was helped by Chip Point for the first period, holding Carmer's ran into a slump, and one In band to get a safety drink said plaintiff and you. Other high scores were by Neptune in the contest tonight at Dated: December 3, 1968. Hirst, who netted IS In the gome. Dick Lubrick hit 210 and Nick a 12-11 lead in the tourney. How- he normal heavy-hitters failed on the house. Hosts will be the Gladys Beekman, who had a 225 Convention Hall. to connect. It was a can of Zulla MICHAEL P. tWOHGES It was the third win for Mana- Merli a 211 to give Green Par- ever, a second period margin of toward Johnson and Holiday AUomey of Plaintiff and 520 series; Barbara Cole, Earlier, the Roses picked up a rott the first game, but Odell outlasting Carmen. squan this season, against two 22-9 stretched their lead to 34-20 House restaurants at the Park- 39 Main Streat, with 185 and 178 for a 518, and big win against archrival Red Jordan bad m and Bun Fiore Lil Garber hit a 606 to spark Asbury Park. losses. >y the end of the half and they way's various service areas. New JeJersen y Adrietme Grufo 222, Cora Wol- Bank Catholic, 9M1 in a Con- a 214 as Overland came back to Manasqtian, 2-1 in Conference coasted from there. Char Pit to the one-game win. Chairman Sylvester C. Smith Address of Attorney of verton 208, Penny Capozri 188, vention Hall fray. St. Rose now win the second. Jordan had a 200 Plaintiff play, topped Jackson Township Rich Turner was high scorer Weinsteln's Liquors and Pazi- Jr. of the New Jersey Highway . 38-37-38-3) (S25.6O) Marie Robinson 182, and Peggy Park Avenue, Bradley Beach, N.J. In the final game but got little earlier liy a 74-38 score In a or Wall with 23 points. He was enza Nursery are only a game Authority which operates the Johnson, 1B0. Kevin Lyons and Hank Koch support at Green Parrott took played at Manasquan. Again H ably abetted by Jim White and and a half off the lead and tied Parkway, urged all motorists on were the big guns for the win- that session. Overland won the was Miller and Hirst who led. Lou Thompson with 11 points or third. Tlie top of the league the roadd to lavail themselves of ners. Lyons paced the game's total, however, far a split in the the Blue. Both netted 19 points apiecp e while Mark D'Andrea is gettingg g crowded. the offer during the festive New scorers with 31 points on 12 points. 1 against Jackson. chipped in with 10. Turner was Other high scores were by Year's period in the interest of LEGAL NOTKS field goals and seven free throws. also tough under the boards. I Doris Trotter 214—837; Irene travel safety. Koch added eight baskets and Asbury Lanes, winning three Wall coach Harry Madsen miss- Reynolds 178, 202—543; Mary Kil-. The invitation cards to be pass- "FIREPLACE MONMOiri'H COUNTY five from the free throw line. points from J 4 J Carpeting, ed the game because of the flu, lion 191—522; Mina Schmitt 176,' ed out by Parkway toll collectors HI) HltO« ATK'H I (UK! moved into fourth position, tied NotlM To CltDdltOn TO PTMHlt One of his arched through the mt was present when his team 1S9—510-, Julie Johnson 189, 179— j will also call attention to the CLAIMS AGAINST KSTATK basket from 40 feet out at the with Merten'a Agency, who lad to overcome the effects of 524; Claire Murphy 181, Judy requirement that motorists keep ESTATE OF ANNA C. SliKEAJ). moved up from seventh, Lou La- DECEASED. end of the first half. a 34-point performance by Tom Clayton 180, Alice Cierplal 187, right and pass left in driving on LOGS- Punuanl to "the order of DONALD J The Caseys grabbed a 23-22 liuffe, hit a 225 for Asbury, and Handwerk and 28 by John Burke Betty Bordes 181, Kathy Baier CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of Ihe Coun- was aided by Ken Wismer who the road. But basically the mes- ty of Monrnoulh. this day HIRI1«<. on the lead at the end of the first period in the aW2 thriller. 184, Agnes Veron 176, Bertdce sage is Intended to stress the application nl \he untfcrslgni'd. Harold and still held the troper, 47-46 had 214, while Guy Vizian hit a Handwerk was held to nine and Planer 176. N West and Madeline ttVsf. Exwiilnrs 215 to lead the Carpetmea. stop iahead at a Parkway res- FUEL OIL nf the relate of Ihe said Anna C at the end of the half Burke to 15 in the tourney tilt. Team Standings: taurant for safety. ShreAd, decenmid. mitlce \n hereijy given The Belmar brigade took over 1o the cidiii.nn of said deceased to Joe Menzzopane, Jr., bad a Handwerk fouled out of the first The Garden State Parkway first prment to the said Executors their in the third neriod when Koch. 603 on his 206 and 211 to lead game with three minutes gone In Carmer's Garage . JlVi 16V4 introduced the practice of invit- (•taliiift under oath within six miMilha Lynns and Bill Carmody each Ihe fourth period and Wall start- Char Pit 8 17 OIL BURNER from this dale Mertens to a sweep over K and ing motorists to stop at its res- Datxd: December 12th, 19^8 had buckets St Rose led, 64-60 K Aluminum Don Flay posted ed to catch up after that. When Welnsteins Liquors 27 18 taurants for free safety drinks HAItOI.I) N WEST and entering the finn! frame an'l reg- a 210 for R & K, but got little Handwerk left, Point was up by M. J. Pazlenza Nursery 27 111 during the holiday period on Jan- MADELINE WEST SERVICE 180 Ailantic Avenue stered n 26-?l ed^e over the fi- support. three points, but the scrappy K's Monogram Shop 26 19 uary 1, 1958. Long Branch, Nw Jersejj rial eight minutes. Knights came storming back to Belmar Fashion Corner 25 20 In the ol> r match, North Louis H. firmi. Esq Tarmody added 11 points for send the fray into overtime and J & E Florist 22 M Taylor Avenui-, the winners whiV1 Steve Mat- Jersey Paper scoicd three points came out on top with a 1M mar- General Roofing Co. 22 Certified Mannsquan, N. J. hews pl^ved a solid game under against Perry's Trophies, with A Homey "You name It...we'll pro gin in the extra session. Betsy Ross Motel Merered he hnckboards. Frank Clinedinst hitting 615 on My Neighbors ts 4 - 38, 39. 40, 41 (517.92) lest it..." Leading the winners again was Zulla Steel Inc. Hieh sower fnr T!ed Bnnk Cath. games of 203 and 233. Joe Yad- Turner with 24 points. John Klein's Fish Market _ 14*,26M Deliveries ilic wns Dirk Rusnik. He owed lawski hit a 233-600, Carl Fucci Hughes took care of the rebound Cardinal Roofing 17 28 five players in double figures got 205 and Sal Agnello had 216 ing and also found time to con Cow Barn 27 28 lh» Shore's Moit Talked About Unei with 24. for Perry's. nect for 22 tollies. Wall had five Pat's Diner 16 29 681-2300 players in double figures for i St. P.o«e lost the junior varsity The Standings: game, «M4. balanced attack while the Pan BRADLEY LANES, INC Pto. thers only had Handwerk and Overland Agency . Burke. FARREN Lease-a-Truck Mrs. Dengrove 1217 Main St., Bradley Beach 7744540 Green Parrott Asbury Lanes FUEL CO. Shore Area Unit Merten's Agency _ Plans Exhibit Mom's Kitchen 809 F Street It & K Aluminum . SHREWSBURY - Ida Ubhy Belmor, N. J. Changes Name No. Jersey Paper . Dengrove will open an exhibition of paintings and sketches at a EATONTOWN—The Shore Area J 4 J Carpeting _ Perry's Trophies reception at the Guild of Crea- tea or milk?" '« lime once more to Development Committee is now tive Art, 620 Broad Street, Shrews- to be known as the Mid Jersey greet friend) old and bury on Sunday, January 6th Development Council. from 2 to S p.m. new with sincere fit industry, pollution campaigns, The change in name was made development of air transportation, Mrs. Dengrove Is a graduate "We Wwre Discussing Insurance and thank, for the many official following a vote by the and general industrial develop- of Moore College of Arts, Phil- j»y of serving general membership of the com- ment. adelphia. She has 'also studied at the Name .. . mittee at Its annual Christmas In other business, Mr. Lee nam- the Barnes Foundation. Philadel- you. Here't in phia and students' Art League, narty at the Old Orchard Country ed a six-member committee' to l">ppin*$s in San Carlos, Mexico. Her work Chib. nominate officers for the coming us been previously exhibited at the New Year. year. CONNELLY-BERGEN, INC Kendall H. Lee. chairman of the Carlen Gallery, Toe Print Members of toe committee are the two-year-old group, said the Club and YMHA, all of Phila- Come Up." E. Donald Sterner, chairman of name "Shore Area Development" delphia; the National Academy of the Monmouth County Planning will be retained, however, as the Design, N.Y., library of Con- 704 Befcnar Plan Board; Peter Maclearie, Belmar name of a permanent sub-commit- gress, National Gallery of Art, (Ninth Av..J commissioner; Mayor Herbert E. tee charged with the responsibility Washington and the State Mu- Dial 681-1991 B.hnar,N.J. Werner, Eatontown; Ernest W. of delving into problems directly seum, Trenton. Lass, publisher of the Asbury related to the coastline municipal- Mrs. Dengrove will exhibit por- Park Press; Bradley Gillesple, ities. traits, sketches and landscapes vice president of rjie New Jersey in oil and water color at the He said the name change was Natural Gas Company, and John Guild Gallery. Her work is in- required so that planned expan- L. Keaveney, community relations cluded in private collections as sion of the group would not be director for the Central Jersey well as the U.S. Government land hampered by a name considered Bank and Trust Company. Rutgers University Art Collections by many as too restrictive. Mr. Sterner will serve as chair- and the Asbury Park Floe Arts man of the committee. Society. In February she will have The group has been active In The Council will hold the first a one-man exhibition at her Alma many area projects, Inclcding the meeting of the new year on Jan- Mater, Moore College of Art. east-west freeway, the improve- uary 10 at Old Orchard Country Ida Libby Dengrove, the wife Taylor's llanhtair ment of rail and commuter trans- dub. of Dr. Edward Dengrove, Is list- portation facilities, development "Before offering • seat tc ed In Who's Who in American of educational programs to bene- a girl be sure she is!" Women and Who's Who in Amer- 10th Ave. & F St. 681 -0511 Belmar ican Art. The exhibition at the Guild of Creative Art will be on view January S to January 31. The Guild of Creative Art Is open Tuesday through Sunday 12 to 5. Closed Monday. NEW HIGHER EARNINGS | CHUMP TUI t well REBEKAH LODGE maintained hem* ON PASSBOOK SAYINGS ENJOYS PARTY pays off in NEPTUNE CITY - United R»- comfort befcah Lodge and its Am Ret and valu*. Birthday club held its annual per annum Christmas party Tuesday night at 4.50% the VFW Hall. Sylvania Avenue. Many visitors from other Men- moutt district lodges attended. Payable Quarterly Mrs. Ann Bradley, social ctklr- Anticiated • For The Period man, assisted by Mrs. Mar; ! StwHng January |, |T6» Smith, Mrs. Grace Jamison, and Mrs. Harry M. Lyon, served din- INSULATION PANELING . w. • FWJUBII min Inn ner for the members and guests. In handy nib easy to cut «e'i me woy »o beowr- L« joy,./rt. 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