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LIBRARY 10TI tVE., 1EL!IA!> ,N.J. 077 19 THE COAST ADVERTISER Official Netospaper For Belmar, South Belmar, Wall Township, Spring Lake Heights, AvonA>y-theSea Seventy-fifth year — No. 19 — 8 Pages BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, 07719, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1968 Ten Centf It's Back to the Polls for Residents Council Amends Belmardigras Celebration Hailed A Of Avon in Tuesdays Commission Vote AVON - Residents here will go - Dr. Connors, who was appointed Rate Ordinance to the polls again on August 13 to the Commission a month ago, SOUTH BELMAR - An amend- Success; Miss Dick Named Queen to pick two more Borough Com- said that he felt he gained "some ment to Hie water-sewer ordinance missioners. idea" of what the game is all setting the charge period for pay- BELMAR - When the final about in Ms short period on the ment for service as of the first star shell exploded over the Ma- The special election was Board. day of September was introduced rine Basin on Saturday night and caused by the resignation of by the 'Borough Ciuncil Tuesday the Belmardigras came to a con- Mayor Joseph Clements and Com- He is an associate professor night. clusion, officials and the thou- missioner William Leach after and acting head of the Depart- ITKI.S who were in Belmar for several months of bickering, ment of Government, Seton Hall The ordinance, which is actu- the event, all agreed that this name-calling and general confus- University. He is also the pres- ally no more than a typographical was the best yet. inn in the Borough government. ent chairman of the Avon Plan- change from the original, sets ning Board. tile payment on September 1 as From the starting surfing con- Their resignations came amidst an advance payment. test that saw more than a hun- a flurry of threatened law suite The other candidate, Edward dred compote, to tflw'parade that as the present Mayor, Harry B. H Thomson, Jr., is in real es- Charges for each building, store, drew other hundreds on every cor- Crook, Jr., then a commissioner tate. He lost in his initial bid forapartment, and premise, call for ner, to the beauty contest and the without portfolio, sued in an at-a seat on the commission, when an escalating rate dependent on displays at the Marina and then tempt to regain departmental re- a drawing was hekt to decide a the size of the meter. A 5/8 inch the fireworks, it was a weekend sponsibilities taken away by thetie vote and Commissioner Crook meter costs $18.75 for water and to remember. combination of Mr. dements and drew the winning slip. I $15.00 for sewer charges for each He is the grandson of one of 5,000 cubic feet, while a one inili Mr Leach. ; Belmardigras gojt off to a rath- the Borough's first commission- meter costs $52.50 for water and er wet start, when a block dance, When the two resigned. Mayor ers, John Thomson, and is active $37.50 for sewer charges at each scheduled for Thursday night, Crook ran the government alone in the fire department and the 14,000 cubic feet used. Rates in- for a brief period, until Govern- was rained out, but the spirit Boy Scout organizations. He is crease for the Vh, 2 and 3 inch was not dampened and early Fri- or Richard J. Hughes appointed a member of the Planning Board, meters. Dr. Richard J. Connors and day morning, the surfers were on and said that bis interest lies Public hearing on the ordinance hand. George L. Williams as commis- "in the town Itself, because my will be on August 20. sioners pending the August, 13 business is dependent upon Avon," | Councilman Fred O. Hope re- Cecil Lear, president of the New election. and not, as he put it, "politics, | ported Paul Williams, 17th Ave- Jersey Surfer's Association, was Commissioner Williams has notper se." | nue, had complained at drainage in charge of this event. filed for election and said he Four candidates have filed, two conditions on Woolley Lane Mr. was dropping out of the political ill be elected as Avon looks Hope said the borough engineer The skies were clear on Satur- scene because of his full time forward to a new era. An era would investigate the situation day, when the Fort Monmouth teaching post at the Newark Col- based on the agreement of all can- and report to Council. Band stepped off irom 20th Ave- lege of Engineering. didates that the political show Mayor Donald E. Schmidt re nue and the Ocean. There was Dr. Connors on the other hand, that has given Avon the head- ported the property at 1802 Fern plenty of music in the parade, has filed for election. lines over the past year must wood Road, subject of many with the Navy-Marine band from Former Commissioner John T. stop, and Avon return to harmon- complaints because of its condl Lakchurst, the Cappertoncs Drum Livingston served one four-year ious operation. tion, was being Improved. Corps, and the Salaam Temple term before losing out last year. Oriental Band. The Orienta E. Donald Sterner He stepped in to aid Mr. Crook Band, gaily costumed In Arabic when the others resigned, and was dress, was at times drowned oul flowers, did Itself proud. The en's winners were, Janlc Domor- credited by the mayor with aid- by following fire apparatus anc ennvds walking under the new ski, Bradley Beach; Linda Brick, ing in the preparation of the $1,800,000 in School Bonds Awarded Richard Nixon, their electronic sirens, but the walkways on F Street and Ninth Lavalette, and Kathy Bernokeha, beachfront for the season's open- Orientals blew lustily and the ing. Avenues, also appreciated the Belmar. On Belmar-Wall National Bank Bid unit drew applause all along the cover from the hot sun. Mr. Livingston Is seeking elec- GOP Candidate way. Inio to the Board in the August 13 WALL TOWNSHIP - The spe-School, for plans for a new A reception and cacktall party MMMI, Fla. - Richard M. Nix In raffle drawing, Eddie O'Jay, were held at the Barclay. The re- election. cial meeting of the Wall Town- school succeeded 5-3 upon the on was given another chance a The Friends of the Belmar Li- lew York, won a week in Bel- Mr. Livingston is president of ship Board of Education Monday, recommendation of the building ception welcomed several beauty and development committee the Presidency of the Unitei brary won first prize for its float mar. The prizes Includes lodg- LivingstonJWUbur Corp., Fan- August 5 to award the $1,800,000 | States early this morning, when and the Southern Monmouth ing, breakfast and dinner, the queens, and included the judgnuj wood. He has been a resident of school bond sale shared the spot- chaired by Dr. Robert H. Doe. of the semi-finalists for the tltto Dr. George K. McCrossan, presi- ^.a republican National Conven Neighborhood Center, First Meth- use of a car. and golfing privi- Avon since IMS, hat been mar- light with building problems. tion nominated him on the firs' odist United Church, and the leges. of Miss Belmardigras. ried 21 years and has two daugh- Successful bidder was the Bel-dent, read Or. Doe's report. Mr. Vilagos was again particularly ballot. Goodwill Fire Company Auxiliary Guests included the Rev. Blan- ters. mar-Wall Bank with an aggregate New Jersey delegates to the con also won honorable mention A weekend in Washington was Dr. James A. Rogers, a chiro- par value of 11,797,000 at 4.45%vocal in his stand that time should won by Anna Whltehead, 1819 chard D. Romalne, First Presby- be taken before undertaking vention were held by favorite son awards. terian Church; die Honorable practor, is seeking a seat on the[or a net amount bidd off $1,800,$,,- Sen. CUffird Case (or most of toe Bradley Ter., South Belmar, and Board He filed on a "Harmony 117.93. The bonds, dated August plans. Architects' fees will be in- a weekend In Belmar went to John A. Taylor, mayor; E. Donald cluded in and covered by the convention, and on the ballot Wall Township's mounted police Sterner, chairman of the Mon- for Aven—Service for AM" ticket, i, i9ss, will mature on August l«t called for a poll of the delegates and the Wall Sheriff's posse alto George Lakerson, 110 Budge Ave.. and said he felt It was neces- f each year, public referendum, it was noted. mouth County Planning UoaaJ o Discussion continued during a Appearing on television, Mon- were popular along the way, am Bay Head. sary to have someone on the William C. Nowels. Board at- •mouth County Chairman J. Rus-the crowd also recognized anc and the Rev. Theodore E. Davis, Hoard who Is not a controversial mrney, and Armour S. Hulsart, usually routine report by acting- Other raffle winners were Ger- Calvary Baptist Church. y, , superintendent George L. Reiss. sell Woolley cost hit ballot fir applauded for the can bearini personerson. Board auditordi , sat in to di i Joined by Sen officials of Belmar, South Belmar trude Bangs, 1000 F St., $25 gift H e lamentel d the previous foe- thBoare eighd auditort member, sas t presentin to ,advise A Board policy decision on place- certificate; Mrs. P. S. Pierce Guest queens and Judge* for ment of children within the sys- • MonmouB and Wall Township, and Rep the Mia Belmandlgroa semi- lions which he said divided the snarls In building and main- James J. Howard, parade grand Box 344B. two dinners; Alfred town, and said he felt he would tenance evoked some comments tem while the parents' house is Sheppard, 211 4th Ave.. $90 gift final, were. Debrah lAnn Faubioa. being built was tabled for lack of Ocean County. marshal! 1 be able to (It down and discuss from disagreeing members. Curb- Delegate Ann Flynn, of Deal certificate; Haze) While, l«20 Norman, Okla., Miss America ! problems as they arise with who- j g f the new service road at of pertinent information on the Junior Miss; Marianne loader. n or case. Interpretation of existing stayed with Senator Case, but the Miss Carole Dick, of Elberon Water St., West Belmar, Wai ever the other officials are. the Intermediate School, a run- vote broke the hold and the state was the Miss Belmardgiras win- Township, $100 Savings Bond, and Palmyra, Misa Junior Mist of Born In Sprinpg g Late, Dr. Bogg -4^ clock aandd prograprogm policy and whether or not it need New Jeraey; Terrl Torchia, Mtu masterr be waived provided more discus- delegation gave 18 votes to Mr ner, and she also rode In an open Lyden, (no first name), 2912 Mc- en moved to AroA n twt o years ago. syStem ai the Central School and Nixon and 22 to Senator Case. oar, winning admiring glances Klnley Ave., a portable television Junior Miss of Monmouth County; sion. Koffler, Klebold and Vilagos Linda Papa, Secaucus, Min New He practiced in Spring Lake and what constitutes a seml-perma- continued their "firm stand" on Mama laly After Mr. Nixon gained the along the route. Patricia Clayton, set. Bradley Beach before opening an nent movable wall for the Cen- needed votes to win, delegations Oakhurst. was second, and Judy Jersey of the Miss (Athene con- the letter of the law from Uni MiDDLETOWN — Monmouth office here. j tral School cafeteria conversion re lck to ^^ thetheir votes Brown, Neptune City, was third. In the surfing, 105 contestants teat, and Mrs. Marlon Garrigan, item into the requested usage of ^ into two classrooms evinced live- County Freeholder Marcus Daly and ^ 22 anVi Mr. Nixon vKual- entered In five divisions. The Hohndel Township, Mrs. New ly discussion. Richard G. Kle- tre West Belmar School auditori- Riding In an ancient fire truck, Jersey. um at a set fee by a veteran's moved in three directions thi«, iy had the unanimous backing of qualifying heats started at 7 a.m. IKIW and John A. Vilagos' remarks week, including an appeal to for- tne convention. he crew from Your Father's Mus- and the finals finished at 2 p.m. Direct Service appeared to be based on the con.group. A stand-off 4-4 voted tabled mer President Dwtght D- Eisen- ache, Point Pleasant, also en- Fifteen of the contestants were lention that a designated com-!tne discussion until more inforroa h-iwer, to aid millions of starv- tertained, as did the Lited Webs presented trophies for first, sec- Seen Popular mlttee't recommendation should Uo,n ls <***"** from "» group ing Biafrans. These groups and Joe Finn and >nd and third place finishes in dis A telegram to General Eisen- the Fabulous Bnuzzy Soul were each division. The following are SEA SCOUTS PLAN " ' '• £ f "LTZ^Y ' - wwal s TheX Fr^n Ifebt? Band ten days of operation of the newcussion byy Uw full Board, no mat- hower urged his immediate inter- scheduled to entertain at the isted In order of fnish. TAG ©AYS, WASH to teach instrumental musk in cession with President Johnson an direct air service between Mon- ter how urgent the issue, and that grades 5-12. He hold an A.A. de- ilock party on Thursday night, Winners in the senior men's di- SOUTH BELMAR - A dele- mouth County Airport here on some meeting notices for the May Secretary of State Dean Rusk "to Concert nit the rains came and the event gation of seven uniformed Sea gree from Monmouth College and nitiate airlift of food to millions Band concert for Tuesday, Au- vision were. Bob Simon, Bay Koute 34 and Hanscom Field, 13 special meeting purportedly an emergency certificate. His had to be postponed. Head; Hank Leonard, Neptune, Scouts attended the meeting of right off Route 128 in Boston, did not reach all the members. of Biafrans starving to death." gust 13 will consist of: the South Belmar Borough Coun- Mass., have indicated an Immedi- salary Is set at $5,535 Resigna- Mr Daly, RepubUcan Congres- March. "National Emblem"; That event was to be sponsored and Jake Peppers, Belmar. Men's Curbing, not to exceed $500 in tions were accepted from Mrs. Division winners were, Bob Bern- cil Tuesday night, and mm ate acceptance by the public. cost, will be Installed at the lower sional candidate Is New Jersey's Overture, "1812"; Xylophone solo by the Belmar Civic Association. given permission to hold tag Patricia Cashman, grade 2, Cen-Third District, cabled Prince Sad- by William Dorn; Polka, "Ita- okeits, Belmar; Ron Concato, Since service started July 22, or school side of the Intermediate tral School, and Frank J. Kraut There were fishing contests, North Lavalette, Dover Township, days on August 9, 10, and 11, passengers using the new Mon-School. Herbert C. Koffler, Jr., ruddin Kahn, High Commissioner lian"; Broadway Musical, "Sound and a car wash at {he play- heim who was hired in June for of Refugees for the United Na- of Music"; March, "'American and in the afternoon on Satur- and Terry O'Donnril. Mantoiok- - Airlines scheduled daily building and grounds committee the tramable class at Hurley day, the crowd visiting the many ground on Augutt 25. noMtop fights to and from Bo* I recommendation f 0 r concrete tions in Geneva, Switzerland, to Red Cross"; Overture, "Martha"; ing. Junior men's winner! were, School. Frederick Behringer re- «ay "Blafra demands your Im- "Swedish Rhapsody"; March, "On exhibits at the Marina taw ekyCarl Hofer, Red Bank; Mike Bes- IA* the young Sea Scout ton hive flown more frequently «*** «•" Mumtaow signed at bowling coach only than Monmouth Airlines officials concrete aiding. The clock situ- mediate concern." the Mall". Novelty, "Gremlin divers in action. chen, Margate, and Vincent Ton- spokesman laid, "help us ID t on Non-instructional personnel hired Ball"; March, "Stars * Strlpei". ieo. Long Branch. Boy'a division keep afloat." * ' remains In the balance un- was Karl Gilmore Dietrich. WW1 In the went American admin- The event wat listed at being For ..ample, the July * flight istration officials continue to turn BELMAR RESIDENTS n honor of Belmar'i completed winners were. BUI Oudiak, Man- investigated to either repair or to be cuttodian at Hurley, New a dealearto] I and demands The South Belmar Sea Scout from Boston to Monmou* County Bedford and Crowraadi at • aal- Registration for Belmar students Urban Renewal project. And, the oloking; Mark Neustadter, Mar- Ship, recently formed. It apofr Airport at «:1» p.m. was aoMreplace the present system. Legal for help for 1 stricken win be held at the Belmar Ele- gate, and Jeff Arenaman, North advice from Mr. Nowels in con-ary of $350 per month. Mr. Data fcj calling upon all new Belmar Mall, completed with sored by members of theCoun- out completely Otter flights A special meeting after the mentary School as follows: ids neufty installed atasi and •avalette, Dover Township. Wonv dl. haw beta near church officialt In Monmouth Kindergarten - regular monthly Board meeting County for th.fr help. He is ap- Tuesday. Augutt 13. will be held pealing to each priest, minister Monday. Aug. » - 9 to 11 A.M. craning ££&~adSd • at the request of M parents who New Belmar Students - able wall specifications and price. and rabbi in the county to urge Tuesday, tag. 27 - 9 to 11 A.M. Called into question ar well for petitioned for a chance to ditcun members of their congregations Hie kindergarten relocation an- Manasquan High School - mouth Oountj- Airport to Boston h the to write immediately to the Presl nounced at hat month's meeting. dent and to Mr. Rusk. Wednesday. Aug. » - depart daily at 7:» u. A motion to place two special 9 to U :30 AM Th GOP candidate told Gener Aabury Park High School - education pupils out of the db-al KUenbower: tan Boston to the airport adjoum- Thursday, Aug. » - Wall Township leave at 1:90 a.m., "Having served under you for 9 to II A.M. 1(:M am and 6:15 p.m. yean a> director of Inter govern Parents of Kindergarten regis- mental Committee for European trants muat bring Birth Certifi- Migration I know your deep inter cate, Records of Vaccination, Po- eat in alleviating hunger and tuf lio Shots. DPT Shots with a boost- fering of oppressed persons. Your er within the last 2 years. action In this matter could be (19-20-21) decisive" Since the former president is DON'T LOSE A 1.1MB! still recuperating in Walter Reel Buy a good Aluminum or Hospital, Washington, a copy a Wood Extension Ladder the telegram was sent to Us chief NOW at OUR LOW PRICES1 aide. Brigadier General Robert DAVENPORT Pah* * Hardware L. Sennit at General Eisenhow 70$ F St. - 601-2143 ert Gettysburg Farm. The cable to Prince Kahn ARNOLD'S FLOOR COVERINGS stated: Open Monday through Friday "Ai one who has been closely 6:30 A.M -530PM. •MOcJatad wn* your organization Thursday Evenings > for many years ... I am ap- 7 to 8:30 • Sat. 130 • 12 Noon palled at Inaction. If not disre- 105 Union Avenue Brielle gard, of me International com- muni* toward millions of starv GARDEN 1XHUH BUG LAMPS Ing Biafrans. (Reg. $2.9(1 ea> - 2 For $4X1 "••owing the prompt and ef Scented Torch Fuel 5»c qt fide* way your office haa acted, DAVENPORT PaM * Haraware onr the yean, to alleviate ref- BfM proMmt. Biafra 70s r st. «$!•»« fa th aha to count* clergy- «•, Mr P»hj It argfag that no aloM to hit aafttnas and no who mail tfatf a. rfbrtt «o •Mb* 8ft •flldah to far
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The Salaam Temple Oriental Band marches on F Street.
Mayor l»hn A. Taylor with, left to right, Patricia Clayton. Carole Dick, and JUidy Browp. Miss Clay Margaret Kirby, Leonard Sullivan Ion was second. Miss Brown, third. -^—•» « i i. tSU
Are Wed in St. Rose of Lima Rite Rep. James J. Howard, Parade .Marshal FREEHOLD — Miss Margaret with detachable wateau train. Her Mary Kirby and Leonard 1). Sulli- veil was held by a Cameiot cap van Jr. were married Friday in of lace, crystals, and pearls. She St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic carried a missal with rose buds' Begins Office Course Church. and fern. Engagements ASBURY PABK - BasU De- Becker - Rieser Nardi, a recently returned Tiet- The Rev. Joseph Ford officiated Miss Lorraine Martin, Santa nam veteran of 510 9th Avenue. at the ceremony and celebrated Monica Calif., was maid of non- (BELMAB - Mr and Mrs. Jer- ome Becker, 219 40th Avenue, Beimar. has began an Office Auto- the Nuptial Mass. A Papal Bless- mation course at the School of ing was bestowed. have announced the engagement Other attendants were Mrs of their daughter, Harriet, to Business Machines, 620 Bangs The bride is the daughter of Francis A. Bruno, Asbury Park William Alan Reiser, son of Mr. Avenue, Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kirby, and the Misses Barbara Ann Boas, and Mrs. Theodore Reiser, Ridge- Mr. DeNardi is a graluate of Wedding Albums 30 McLean Street. The bride Philadelphia; Virginia Spring- fitld. Wall High School, Wall Township. from $65 groom is the son of Mr. Sullivan steen, here; Eugenie Laterza, He finished a two year hitch in Sr, 405 Monmouth Avenue, Spring Belleville; Isabella Visceglia, Miss Becker is a graduate of the Army on February 7. Lake, and the late Mrs. Virginia Short Hills, and Mary Ann Sulli- Asbury Park High School. She is Barraud's Photo O'Connor Sullivan. van, sister of the bridegroom a senior at Glassboro State Col- Call 681-1741 for Spring Lake ege. Appointment The bride, escorted by her fa ther, wore an Empire gown o! Jo Ann Mogavera, Point Pleas- Mr. Reiser is a graduate of peau de soie and Alencon lace ant Bearh, was junior bridesmaid :»lassboro State College. He teach- Casey Ann and Lenore Sullivan, ?s music at Lakehurst Elemen- sisters of the bridegroom, ;il ary Softool. When Someone's home, were flower girls. The couple plans to be married Lt. Samuel Taylor, Spring Lake, Sick... \ug. 25. was best man. Ushers were Jack there's a special LOVELY Sullivan, .lames Taylor, Theodore Hallmark card in our store • Bongiovannl and William MeMul- tosay"g<3t well quick." len. brother of the bridegroom, all Engagements Spring Lake; James Smith, Spring lofk over the Chevrolet rul-away exhibit. LADY Lake Heights, and Mr. Bruno, As- Mcnditto - Parisi bury Park. \ WALL TOWNSHIP - Dorlando Following a
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Interested observers at «M Ford edaMt check over an engine. COST NO MORE "TO DO THINGS RIGBT" MCOSS Plans IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! OPEN SIX DAYS Parent Course RED BANK — For couples ex- THE COAST ADVERTISER .. pecting a baby, Monmouth-County . •" • .••••••. Organization for Social Service will conduct a seven-session course in preparation for {parent- hood, starting Tuesday night, August 20, and continuing week- ly through October 1, at the Ger- ••itdini' L. Thompson Building. 141 | Hodman Place, Red Bank. The course is designed to pro- vide expectant fathers and moth- ers with information on pregnan- cy, the birlh of the baby and child care, and it is taught by Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson of Mid- 'dlctown Township, former ob- strelical supervisor at the Mon- moulli Medical Center. Mrs. Eileen McCarthy of New Shrews- Hie Fort hury, MOOSS diet counselor, pro- vides information on nutrition for mother and baby. Classes arc scheduled from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the third floor con- ference room of MCOSS head- quarters. They are open, with- out charge, to couples awaiting the birth of their baby, and to persons who are tdanrting to adopt a child. The adoptive par- ents an welcome to attend all the classes, or only those per- taining to care of the baby. No SAVE ON SUCCESS pre-registration is necessary. A fourth course for 1968 has been scheduled by MOOSS from Mo savings on Chryslers and mmoums now! October 22 through December 3. Ike parents classes are part It't the end of on* ol our best years In history, and of a broad maternal and child were celebrating with low year-end clearance health program provided by the prices on all '68 Chryslers and Plymouths. 80 models MOOSS, including 438 well baby to choose Irom, with features like V-8 or six-cylinder ana 108 prenatal clinics annually for limited income families: engines, full carpeting, radios, heaters, whltewalle health, safety and nutrition In- and much much more. All clearance priced nowl struction In the home, special Find out why the New York, New Jersey and testa to detect hearing, vision F airfield County Chrysler, Plymouth and Imperial and dental defects, and nursing sales are up 12.3% for the period of October care for Ike tick. $ through May, 1968, while U.S. domestic car sales are down more than 1% for the same period. See the Unbeatables for a great deal on a new '68 Fieber in Vietnam Chrysler or Plymouth today. CU OH, VIETNAM - Army Private First Class David J. Fie ber, », aon of Alfred Fieber. • Tucker Drive. Neptune CHjr, N. J.. has been assigned as • mortar •nfantryman In the Mh Infantry Division near Cu CU, Vietnam, uly 11. «• wife. Joan, liw« at Ocean Road. WaU Township^N. J.
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AUTNOMZtO DfAUM 1 Quality Used Can feint* Motors ITH AVI. »«n. Gundaker's It* 101 F STREET 681 4900 IELMAR.NJ. Thursday, August 8, 1068 Page Poor I'HE COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY \ Annual Barbecue X-Ray Series Toms River Man Motorists Hit Police Probe SOUTH BELMAR - The South Belmar Youth Center will htlil Entry of Home its annual barbecue on Saturday For Firemen Loses License For Contempt at the playground next to Ifie WALL TOWNSHIP - The home Borough Hall on F Street. FREEHOLD - Everything is] WALL TOWNSHIP - William SOUTH BELMAR — After more FOR SALE of George Hunt. Hurley Pond Spare ribs or chicken, com, in readiness for the second of a | R. Ireland. Toms River, paid a than a year's search, police here MKRCIIANDISE WANTED Road, was broken into Tuesday baked potato and tomato are on MISCELLANEOUS series ol X-Ray programs for total of $225 in fines and lost his hailed John Skorupa. of Newark, afternoon, police reported. the fare and take out orders will Surfer's dream. 1956 Cadillac Monmouth County's volunteer fire- license for six months in police into court on a charge of care- be accepted. Tickets are ISO and hearse. IJke new. 36,000 miles. BUY APPRAISE SELL ODD JOBS WANTED men. court here, after Municipal less driving. Police said the thieves entered th cooking starts at 1» a.m. Straight from the "Digger". Days Painting & repairs. Free esti The mobile X-Ray cruiser will Court Judge Clarence Ehrhch TURN IT INTO CASH by breaking a window in a door. 3633222. Night 3M-1700. lunl males. 681-3958 after 5.00. be statkwied at the main entrance found him guilty of striking an of- The summons, date in June last Paintings, Guns, Coins, docks, gy g No one was at home at the lime, to Monmouth Park on Saturday, ficer" , drivin' g while impaired and year, cost Skorupa $10 and $5 and it was not immediately de- Gold, Silver, Jewelery, Furniture. Two door refrigerator stainless August 10 and Saturday, August careless driving. costs when he was arraigned be- termined whether anything was steel (Vlncoi; One grill unit com- Music Boxes, China. Cut Glass, 17 Irom 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. to Patrolman Richard Do ale y fore Municipal Court Judge Ed- taken. plete with deep fryer ami slainless Tools. Anything Good. take the X Hays. (charged Ireland with striking ward K. Murray, but Skorupa Patrolman Kenneth Brown is in-, steel 2 drawer table; Soda foun- BKLMAH TRADING POST Under state law, volunteer fire-' him " while being arrestedarrested . A was also charged with contempt tain IBastian and Blessing) 8 loos* r a. men are required to have the X-' charge of resisting arrest was of court for not answering the vestigating. hole; 5 card display racks; One BIRTHS igg. Ray's taken periodically so that dismissed, as was one of creat- summons, and was fined an addi- mi-3207 Belmar they may qualify under the insur-' ing a disturbance. Police are also probing the at- cigar, pipe, etc. back bar 6x6. y qy g tional $75 by Judge Murray. (un> ance regulations covering respira- tempted theft of tires from an various other items Call 6914465 He was fined $100 for striking outside tire rack at the Brielle between 4 & S. (17-22) tory diseases. the patrolman, $100 for driving The court fined Paul H. Snif- FARREN JOINS More than 2,000 volunteer fire- while impaired, and $25 for care- Esso Station. Patrolman Howard hil iid d $25 f fen, 15 Vought Street, Freehold, Ringo said it was reported that Jersey Shore Medical Center men, first aid men, and other less driving. His license was re- $100 for contempt of court at not FOR SALE LAWYER'S FIRM Neptune emergency workers took the X-1 voked for six months on the persons were seen trying to take answering summonses charging the tires early Tuesday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonhofen, Rays in 1965, when the program charge of driving while Impaired, FUEL Jiavenport, Matching Chair. Ma- KATONTOWN - Michael D. an attempt to elude a police car, but fled in a white sedan when Apartment 6. Spring Lake Farms, was first instituted. The X«ay. | lAnna M. Smith, Bradley Beach, hogany 'Bureau, Kitchen Set. Farren, 1221 Holly Place, Spring improper license plates, and fail- someone drove into the station to Wall Church Road. Wall Township, state authorities said, would en- was fined $10 on each of three Good Condition - Reasonable Lal«e Heights, will join the law ure to change his address on his use a phone. are parents of a boy. able the fireman to better prove' separate charges. She was sum- Call 681-5139 firm of Saling. Boglioli and Moore. license. He was charged an addi- Dr. and Mrs. Walter Judge, 316 the cause of the respiratorpy y is-jmoned for careless driving involv- Wall Township police have ar- OIL Mr. Farren is a graduate of St. g tional $86 In fines and costs on Brighton Avenue, Spring Lake, ease as an occupational disease. Rose High School, Belmar; St. ing an accident, no driver's li- those violations, making his total rested three youths on charges SERVICES Bonaventure University, Olean, are parents of a girL The Board of Chosen Freehold- of glue sniffing. Two of the three cense in her possession, and not $186. NY; and Seton Hall Law School, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tinik. M ers will sponsor the program for havinh g heh r registratioitin in hher are juveniles. the county's volunteer firemen, possession HARRY PFLUG Newark He passed the N.J. fear Woodland Avenue. West Belmar, Police Chief Brad Behrman, Police said Thomas R. Chris- examination in October, 1967. Wall Township, are parents of aand, as in 1965, the X'Rays will Two New York men, charged tian- 18, of Neptune, was released 807 - 12th Ave., Belmar be taken by Ule National X-Ray i possession of marijuana. who commented that It's very \M\ WE Prior to joining the firm, Mr. girl, with tne costly to try \* avoid traffic in $200 bail for a hearing on Au- Lawn mowers repaired and sharp- Mr and Mrs. Dennis Craghan, Service, Orange, N.J., and will be' re ^ased in $500 bail each Farren was law secretary for summonses in South Belmar, said gust 15 before Municipal Court ened. Hand uwa, circular sawa 1219 Minnehaha Trail. Wall Town- evaluated by qualified doctors. for a iiear|ng on Monday. Patrol- Judge Clarence Ehrlich. The ju- judges Thomas J. Smith. Edward Sniffen had been sought since Pi GIVE hedge «heari, scissors, chlseli. J, Ascher, and Patrick J. Mc-ship, are parents of a boy. Reports and copies of the X- maa Howard Ring0 arrested Shel- veniles, both ^17, were released in Ray wi11 be returned to each fire- „„„ ^er and Andrew Sherman Jury, 1967. planes, planer knives, kitchen Gann Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tilton, Box custody of their parents. lie is a member of the Mon 319 Ramsborn Drive, Wall Town man after they are checked | routine traffic check. He knives and Ice skates sharpened In other cases, Judge Murray Patrolman Gary Lloyd found the mouth County, state, and Ameri- ship, are parents of a boy. y pp g fined Mrs. Dorothy Williams, 500 three sniffing glue in a gravel pit ONESTOP FOR Phone 881-JI4S Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett Civil Defense and Disaster Con- can Bar associations and the wrappers, and a small quantity 18th Avenue, $3 and $3 costs for off Schoolhouse Road Monday Knights of Columbus, Spring 58 Ridge Avenue. Neptune City trol will supervise the program. night. ALL YOUR HOME REID MOWER of marijuana. allowing her dog to run at large. Lake. are parents of a boy. Charles Pell. 18. of 2226 River HEATING NEEDS! REPAIR SERVICE Mr. Farren is married to the Mr. and Mrs. William BetUe, Road, was ordered held in the James Jack Thorne, no home, Store your mower for the winter. former Elizabeth Dwyer. West Al- 2017 5th Avenue. Spring Lake, are Engagement county jail in lieu of $1,000 bail was sent to the county jail for Serviced and returned Is thru lor parents of a boy. FINE SEVERAL V Budget Payment lenhurst, Ocean Township. Gero - Kaiser after police charged him with 30 days on a charge of public spring mowing. Dial ffil-0930. the July 19 burglary of the Sea intoxication, and Vemon Mickey ON NOISE COUNT V Service Plans NEPTUNE CITY-Mr. and Mrs. Girt Animal Hospital. Morris, 1003 E Street. Belmar, William Gero, 4 Lawrence Drive, Detectives William MoQinJey was remanded to the county jail SPRING LAKE HEKJHTH - Noise cost several local residents V Automatic Fit! have announced the engagement and Charles Loveland, who inves- in leta of $250 ball on a charge :lgated, said they found part of and visitors fines in Municipal of their daughter, Cynthia, to Le- of possessing drugs. A hearing the stolen property in Pell's pos- Court, here, as Judge Richard F V Replacements & onard R. Kaiser, son of Mr. and will be held on Aug. 19. Mrs. Harry Kaiser, North Arling- session. They said 16 hypodermic Ofeldt found them guilty of violat- Installations rai. syringes were taken from the Bruce Kelly. Jersey City, ing the borough's noise ordinance. The bride-elect is a graduate of animal hospital. (barged with fighting in the Michael Doolan. Route 71, paid St. Rose High School, Belmar. Pell was charged with breaking, street, was ordered to appear on a $200 fine, as did Mark Butler, Ridgefield Park. Mary C. Connor She is a senior student nurse at entering, and larceny. He will be Aug. 12 for a hearing. Ann May School of Nursing, Jer- given a hearing on Aug. 19. and Ann N. Naughton, ho* of the sey Shore Medical Center, Nep- Bronx. N.Y., were fined $100 each, STERNERS tune. and Edmund Mcdave, of Spring Mr. Kaiser ia a graduate of Lake, paid a $50 fine. 12th & R.R. AVES. Our Queen of Peace High School, Friedel Knox. Wall Road, here, BELMAR, N. J. North Arlington. He Is employed was fined $100 for creating a dis- toy Peter A. Frasse, Co., Lynd- turbance while under the influence 681-1900 hurst. of alcohol. JOB Judge Ofeldt fined Allan B. Our; tain, Brick Township. $50 and re- voked his license for six months ISSUE WARRANT on charges of drunken driving. WE FOR WALL MAN James T Hill, 1209 Ocean Road, was fined $25 for driving an un- UIVL mazes SPRING LAKE^A warrant has safe vehicle. been issued for the arrest of Eu- jene P. Day, Nassau Drive, Wall PRINTING Township, who failed to appear for a hearing on assault charges. Day was free in $500 bail on a FARM PRODUCE Sooner or later almost everyone needs charge In connection with an at- .aok on a woman on A^rit 18. Al- FRUITS & VEGETABLES ter a series of postponements, the FLOWERING PLANTS case was set for Jury 19, but Day printed matter. When you do. see... "ailed to appear and his bail was HOUSE PUNTS forfeited. Municipal Court Judge Henry NURSERY STOCK Hoey issued a warrant and raised the bail to $1,000. Then, a week PEAT MOSS and i- ater, when Day failed again to PATIO BLOCKS THE COAST ADVERTISER appear. Judge Hoey Issued a fug- itive warrant and raised the bail to $10,000 to be effective when Day is apprehended. JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT BULLS RUN THIEVES TAKE Farm and Garden Center RIFLES, GUNS Route 34 - AllenwwMl GleodoU Road (North of Cm Ban) CALL - 449-3828 Letterheads • Announcements • Invitations SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS- An estimated $900 worth of merchan- Weddings • Envelopes • Invoices • Forms dise was stolen from the home of •*» People with good credit in Monmouth and Ocean Counties drive to The Bank where lower interest rates make for paying off loans more conveniently - Belmar-Wall National Bank bUt — F St. MMI «, Aw. * Cwtanwr Service How MtMtquM - Rto. 3$ Orel* Han - * Tafcn^JOaAtolp*. '• Wai Twp. — R».. 35 1 II* AM, "£"* \ W.I LOAN D»»*. cU»r to t pj* fPMr fMtMfMfl? lo#M OM M IMM WlHl Kf* MHUlROt MV Will MMMPf Thursday, August 8, 1968 THE OOAST ADTEBTISER, BELMAB, NEW, JEKSUTC1 Page Fir. LIFE LINES Party Politics OBITUARIES th« firil Dlmoiiolii . will be further _ of the MM Hap* Dl D Street Mw, N. %. • • i ; Mi nil'" I -J¥\. j Thursday, August 8, 1908 Page Six THE COAST ADVERTISER. BELMAB, NEW. JERSEY, Attitudes & Platitudes SOCIAL By Dork Cralf THE COAST ADVERTISER SECURITY The two patterns offered this for the more ma- (B«ublian«d to mm ASBURV PAiBK -, Recent week to Advertiser readers are ture woman is perfectly lovely By Tovr suited to the woman with a half- changes in the social securit; made up in a puckerep d silk surah Published »T Kutgf n Garden Reporter size figure. One, number 9091, Law have increased the protec materiatriall or in a dark crepe. Its comes in sizes 1014 through 20(4 THH COAST ADVERTISER, INC. lion affonled the young worker overlapping front seam line and Annual Iliufgrtuc while the other, pattern 9312, is and his family, James J. Caivano curvy closure adds interest to this 701 Seventh Avenue, Uelinw, New Jersey available in sizes 1214 through district manager if the Asbury relatively simple-to-make dress. Much summer lawn failure if 1'ark office sail today. MMi MM) PuUMied «VO7 Thunvuy at Vtu Sevwilli Avnw Bttau, B. caused by t-he death of annua 2214. When made up in black crepe it Pattern 9091 Is a bit more youth- •utd m'm*a u aecond cLua matter *t the B«lm*r Portotfkx bluegrass FENCES INSTALLED PLUMBING CONTRACTOR SAFETY FENCE CO. MAROUAND PLUMBING SEWER ROOTI ALL TYPE FENCES INSTALLED iEWER ROOTER SERVICE Wood — Wire — Chain Link Galvanized and Color Gas a Electric Glass Lined Water Heaters Installed 13th Ave. & Railroad at Sterner* Belmar, N. J. New Kitchens & Bathrooms — All Types of Plumbing Repairs Call either number — Safety Fence 661-5677; Sterner 681-1900 and Alterations 611 - I Oth Avenue 681-5352 Belmar, N. J. FUEL OIL PLUMBING and HEATING FARREN FUEL CO., Inc. PAR & DEAL "Dependable Farrenheat" Plumbing & Heating Supplies FUEL OIL — OIL BURNER SERVICE Dial 449-4600 Dail 531-2550 Albert F. Schneider 809 F Street Dial 681-2300 State Highway 35 Wall Township. N. X NEPTUNE - Albert F. Schnei- der of Neptune has been named division plant supervisor for Nevr lersey Bell's centra! area, head- SEABOARD SERVICE RENTAL SERVICE quartered in Trenton. FUEL OIL* — SERVICE CONTRACTS Complete Heating Systems Mr. Schneider thad been dis- A to Z RENTAL CENTER rict plant manager in Asbury "Aslt Your Neighbor" Dial 776-2620 Park prior to his appointment. RENTS MOST ANYTHING Ie joined New Jersey Bell in Rollaway Beds — Ladders — Commercial Floor Polishes 1953 as a splicer, and advanced "One Stop for Your Home Heating Needs" Tillers — Rumps — Chairs — Table) through various field and staff 911 Hwy. 35 ("/, mile N. Asbury Circle) Wanamasse • 988 0335 assignments to plant service sti- STERNERS, INC. jervisor for the company's Tren- FUEL OIL - SERVICE - NEW HEATING INSTALLATIONS :on-Red Bank area in 1961. He 12th. 13th & R.R. Avos. Belmar, N. J. Dial 681-1900 ager the following year. A native of Newarjt, Schneider "We Give 5&H Green Stamps" was graduated from Syracuse I Dial 449-6473 University in 1950 with a civil COW BARN RESTAURANT engineering degree. He served HARDWARE as a corporal in *he U.S. (Army & COFFEE SHOP from 1951 to 1953. GANDY and SIFT SHOP He Is ipast vice president of Good Home Cooked Food the Belmar Kiwanis and served Allenwood Circle & Route 34 llllIJHNti ON BOTH BANKS - Aa the State University's building program moved ahead this sunk three yearns as a member of the DAVENPORT Paint & Hardware Wai, N. J. mer, hundreds of workmen were observed by thousands of student sidewalk sapertntcmdenta on the Neptune Township Board of Edu- PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES New Brunswick area campuses of Rutgers. Above are five of the building projects In progress: Liv- cation, ingston College (top) and the Medical School (bottom), both located across the Rarttm River from Active in Hamilton Methodist (703 fi Street Belmar, N. J. 07719 MARIO'S too College Avenue Campus of Rutgers College, and (center, 1-r) die Gibbons residence hall at Church in Neptujne, he is a PIZZA - SUBS - HOT DOGS ITAtlAN STLW Douglass College and the Library Service and the Rutgers College Student Center, both located on member of the Church's finance committee and men's club. ASSORTED SANDWICHES College Avenue. JANITORIAL SERVICE Open 11:00 A.M. • 12:00 Midnight - FHEE DEUYEMT All Take Out Orders Glvea Spechri Attention U!I4 F Street Dial 681-7848 Belmar, N. J. CM CARE BARBERS BUDDY'S JANITORIAL SERVICE Floor Waxhg Window Cleaning CAR WARRANTY RUG CLEANING, Repairs, MR. D's BARBER SHOP COMPLETE JANITORIAL SERVICE Along with your new CLOSED WEDNESDAYS — SPECIALIZE IN RAZOR CUT Commercial — Residential Phone 988-2225 American • made car Call 681-7741 or 449-3070 comes a document that 120 Rout* 71 • {Next to Fire House) West Belmar could be worth hun- dreds of dollars-the 5 RUG-A-RAMA, INC. year - 60,000 mile war- INSURANCE THE SHORE'S RUG DISCOUNT STORE ranty! It provides for STEVE'S BARBER SHOP Used Rugs - Repairs • Cleaning • Remnants . Mill Ends free replacement of Thank you for your patronage. For those'we have parts if you've had ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. WalMo-Wall Carpeting - Installed by Experts your cor serviced ac- pleased and also for those who I did not please. 37-41 Highway 35 N.'ptun*. N. X cording to warranty re- 2 BARBERS — THURS. - FRI. - SAT. AUTO — FIRE — HOMEOWNERS quirements. 2611 Belmar Boulevard - Wall Dial 681 -0007 LIFE — HEALTH — BUSINESS INSURANCE Highway 35 776-8200 - 774-3050 Neptune City, N. J. Neptune City Shopping Center BRICK and STONE PRODUCTS To keep these money-aav- ing provisions in force, COAST CITY CAB have your service station SURF INSURANCE AGENCY I or garage perform oil TURNER BUILDERS SUPPLY INC WILLIAM H. BROWN • TWO WAY RADIO DISPATCHED • > changes, filter replace- Largest Variety of Brick and Stone in Shore Area 1 mem, and general main- Block for Path, Curb, Splash and Decorative 1601 Highway 71 - Belmar, N. J. Dial 774-1414 [ tenance as the warranty Serving the Entire Jersey Shore 24 Hours Per Day i requires. Be sure to keep Flagging: Slate, Blue Stone, Flagstone Dial 681-2805 , your copy of the work Crystal Spar for Driveways, Belgian Block ! order showing services Canadian Gedar Fencing — Firewood — Rock Garden Stone performed in order to JUVENILE FURNITURE T.V.. SALES and SERVICE have warranty validated. Route 35, Sea Girt, N. J. Dial 449-5656 BUILDING MATERIALS and SUPPLIES FRANK & BETTY'S T.V. RENTALS JUVENILE FURNITURE & TOYS "Serving Shore Area Home Owners and Contractors CERTIFIED TELEVISION SERVICE We feature a complete line of carriages, cribs, strollers, car Over 47 years". SALES and SERVICE seats, lamps, games, and toys, by such famous manufacturers Service Until 9 P.M. as Simmons, Thayer, Storkline, Bassett, Child Craft, Bilt-Rite. 1620 F Street STERNER COAL & LUMBER CO. Telephone 681-3300 Rt. 35 & 7th Ave. Phone 774-1123 Neptune Belmar, N. J. You'll be fllid you kept up LUMBER - MILLWORK . HARDWARE - APPLIANCES your part of the bargain-es- HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE pecially at trade-in time. For I Ith, 12th I R.R. Aves., Belmar, N. J. Dial 681-1900 Tf RES your car will be worth much LAWNM.OWERS more than one whose owner carelessly let his warranty A to Z RENTAL CENTER VAN BERGEN TIRE CO. RENT LAWN MOWERS DUNLOP THE QUALITY TIRE JEAN PAROU Yardman Mowers — Sold & Serviced StihTChain Saws — Sold » Rented Bear Front End Alignment CUSTOM MADE SUITS 911 Hwy. 35 |l/, mile N. Asbury Circle) Wanamassa - 988-0335 Highway 35 & Heck Ave. 774-7805 Neptune FINEST ALTERATIONS — CLEANING FOR YOUR PRINTING NEEDS... Also Ready to Wear Sports Jackets and Slacks 621 • 10th Avenue Dial 681-2211 Dial 681 -6566 TRAVEL TRAILER: See THE COAST ADVERTISER JACOBSEN MOWERS Wall Cleaners, Tailors & CHAPMAN'S 701 - 7th Ave. Belmar CLAY'S Dressmakers BICYCLE and LAWN MOWER Travel Trailer & Camper Headquarters Sales & Service - Mini Bikes WE SPECIALIZE IN HARD TO FIT SIZES TRAVEL TRAILBRS PUMA ART SUPPLIES 1732 Highway 71 West Belmar. N. J. EXPERTS IN MEN'S ALTERATIONS TRUCK CAMPERS CONCORD CAMPING TRAILERS LAYTON 2200 68I-58S9 Wall, N. J. Rentals, hitches installed THE GALLERY Service department — Accessories Complete Line of Open 6 Days and Tues., Thurs. & Fri. Eves, til 9 ART SUPPUES FOR COMMERCIAL ft. FINE ARTISTS N. VITALE & SON 3405 Highway *33, Neptune Dial 774-533Q Dial 68I-37S7 ARNOLD'S FLOOR COVERINGS MASON — GENERAL CONTRACTORS Mr Bout* M and Bekner Boulevard ^L"" | LINOLEUM - CARPET - FORMICA — VENETIAN BUNDS Home Repairs Free Estimates Phone - 681-0903 AUTOMOBILES John T. Huber, Prop. Free Estimates 1205 Union Are. (Rt. 71) Briehe. N. J MONMOUTH KITCHEN CENTER CUSTOM BUILT KITCHENS - BATHROOM VANITIES Belmar-American Service Station Special Cabinets Made to Order AUTO REPAIRS * ROAD SERVICE DRFSSMAKEK 1701 "F" St. ft I7th Ave. - So. Belmar. N. J. • DM 681-4691 Accessories - Tires - Batteries IF ITS TRIMMINGS ITS GOT TO BE ... Phone • 4492I0S BLACKBURN'S WOMEN'S APPAREL THE BOBBIN SHOP LARGEST STOCK OF TRIMMINGS IN THE STATE DRESSMAKER and ALTERATIONS 216 Main St. Phone 775 9488 Avon, N. J Phono • 681-1931 ^OILMAN'S AUTO SERVICE Jam A. Stanley •• APPAREL & MONOGRAM 35 (North of Alaire Road) Wei, N. J. 809 F STREET • BELMAB S t H Green Stamps JUNIOR'S ft WOMEN'S SHOP 15th ArenueaVP Street plus SHORE OFFICE MACHINES CO. dub Jackets and Emblems YORE STORE Authorized Deelor tor WANT CAR ECONOMY? Vofcswfe" »•* *"•• ADLER — ADDO-X - BURROUGHS — RONEO — "DITTO" NOW LOCATED AT — 131 BELMAR PLAZA Seles end Service - Cal 988-1881 Phono 2232262 %AIL M. SMITH Seme Ownership and Personal Service as we here o> 63 West Sytvania Avenu. Neptune City. N. J. during the last 25 yeers. «, Neptune Tel. 2OI-9M-OIO0 i (At New Shopping Area) — MI-0988 Ml LADY FASHIONS INC. PACKAGE GOODS FOR THOSE HARD TO FIND SIZES Sbe 121/, thru 321/, - II thru H DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE witing & UpholsHry Co. JOSEPH BERGER LOU'S BAR & PACKAGE STORE LARGE SIZE GIRDLES - IRAS UP TO E CUP Phone 6H-2424 . We Deliver THNFORM SUPS ft BRAS MACKS-VENETIAN BUNDS ELECTRIC HOUSE VnftM» SHADK- COLD BEER - UQUORS OF QUALITY N. J. Sta^ic^fWt-Nf "00 Girls t Subteen Chubbettos - I"/, ©r*x. Ben I Georgia Sikwntoin, Props. 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J. «Meb» Street Page Eight THE COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY Thursday, August 8, 1968 MATT'S lets Race Battle Continues Belmar Takes Grapplers Vie Curtis & Ave. M In Hall Bouts West Belmar At Wall Oval In Pin League Second Place WUX TOWNSHIP — Johnny NEPTUNE - The battle con- BELMAR • Although they didn't ASBURY PARK - Managing Coy, current point leader among tnues rofthel use any balloons, the Belmar Mer- Director Bill Dello yesterday an- Milk the AlUX: Midget chauffeur's, tinues for the lead in the Belchant- * are up, up and away in thenounced the signing of three time leads a contingent of his cohorts mur Merchants Woman's Bowling Jersey Shore Baseball League. limit bouts to complete the wrest- Cake into Wall Stadium Saturday night League at *e Shore Lanes, here, ling card that will feature World for a 25-Iap event thai will mnk< with Belmar Fashion Corner and The Merchants had some out- Wide Wrestling Federation heavy- Ice Cream up a p;irt of the triple header the Pazienza Nursery tied at 21standing pitching over the week- weight champion Bruno Sammar- •m Utp lor racing enthusiasts wins each. end with the result they won three tino and a team match in Con- Newspapers Johnny, who leads his closest games and took over second place cntion Hall Friday night, Aug. competitor Johnny Mann by a Bates Country Market holds a in the loop standings, Vh games 5. Dairy Products scant 75 points in the overall half-game edge for third, while behind Howell Youth. standings, captured tta feature HiMebraml Cabinets and Pat's Kim Coleman and Bill iTames The latest matches will send •A at the Hershey, Pa., Speed- Diner are in a tie for fourth. combined to hurl Belmar to a 1-0 George I The Bruiser) Steele Cold Remedies against Earl Maynard, Bull Ra- way two weeks ago for his first Gloria Van Dyke posted the win against Red Bank Tire while Jecisive victory of the current Bob Pasciuto and Lou DeSarno mos against Victor Rivera and OPEN 7 TO 10 high game for the night, with a Arnold Skoland against Johnny ;ampaign, but then settled for 205, while Alice Cierpiai had thenotched wins in a doubleheader DAILY third place money the very next Rodz. high series, a 599. Klein's Fish against Tuckerton. Pasciuto ilay at the Naian4h, Pa., Speed- hurled an W verdict while De- SammartiiKi, here for his sec- way, while Mann took top honors. Market hit the high game and series with its 699—1875. Sarno recorded the Merchants sec- ond appearance in as many stows, Other top pilots expected to ond shutout win, 11-0. will put his title on the line show their wares in this, the High games were by Kathy Belmar will try and retain its against The Violent Kentucky first seasonal exposure at the Veron, 177—503; Gloria Van position in a 5 p.m. game Satur- Butcher. The team test will in- KoiiU' 'M oval, are Bobby Albert, Dyke, 205-165-634; Alice Cier- day at Memorial Field against volve Professor Tanaka and Gor- FURNACE Bert Brooks, Jerry Wall, Un piai, 191-191—639; Edna Torchla, AC. and host Tuckerton Sunday illa Monsoon against Bduardo Duncan, Tommy McAndrews, 19S-511; Gert Adcock, 187-504, at 1:30. Carpentier and Lenny Solomon. Russ Klar. "Dutch" Schaefer, Winners in the Bctmardigrai Surfing Contest Mae Sasse 176, Nellie Woolloy 183, Belmar scored a run in the last CLEANING and Roger Bailey. Judy Clayton 173, Gall Green inning to defeat the Tiremen. Guy Skoland, known as the Golden The midgets will not return 185, Lil Garber 1180, Julia Ton- Buonocore walked to start the Boy of the sport, doubles in brass again until the Labor Day week- nessen 178, Doris Trotter 183, and seventh and stole second. He as adviser to Sammartino. ArnoM end when they will tour the one- Betty Borden 172. reached third on an Infield out is rated with the best. FUEL OIL third mile macadam oval 100 Boxing Show Braves Win Tri-Boro League Crown and completed the circuit when The show trill get underway at times. The Standing! Bob Brittenback beat out an in-9 p.m. I. Sharing the bill with the mid- field hit. Aids Elks Fund With Two Straight Wins in Series Belmar Fashion Cor. _21 IS Pasciuto, Belmar's playing-man- gets this weekend is the seem- Pazienza Nursery OIL BURNER ingly never ending Spring to Fall ASBURY PARK - The Veteran AVON — The Braves wrapped Gary Miller, the losing pitcher, 15 ager, twirled a fiveJlitter in theonly two hits in the nightcap as battle of the Modifiod-Sportsmart Boxers Association, Ring 34, will up the Shore Tri-Boro Little went all the way for the Dodgers Bates Country Mkt. 1914 16'/litd lifter against Tuckerton. The the Merchants used another big Hildebrand Cabinets 19 Stock Car drivers. present an Amateur Boxing Show League Championship by defeat- giving up seven hits. He struck 17 Belmar brigade raked highly re- isning to assure the win. They SERVICE, Pat's 'Diner Led by Charlie Kremer of on August 30 at the Convention ing the Dodgers two out eight and walked none. 17 garded Paul King for eight hits, scored eight runs in the sixth games J and E Florist Toms River, and Parker Bdhn Hall, here, to benefit the Elks straight in a best of a three in sealing the win with a four-run inning. Two doubles by Britten- The Braves scored in the fourth Char Pit of Freehold, current >point lead- Crippled Kiddies Ffund. game series. 1'1't rally in the sixth inning. back led the attack. Certified inning when John Bianco raced Zulli Steel Inc. _ 16 ers in their respective divisions, 20 DeSarno limited the losers to all the way form first to home Klein's Fish Mkt. 1SV4 Metered the highly charged coupes and Participating will be the Laur- After winning the first game of SOU on i> single to right field by Betsy Ross Motel 14H sedans steered by their very able elton Boxing Club, Brick Town. the series byy a 4-2 score the 21 >; Gregg Boles. The Shore'. Most Talked About Un.s Deliveries drivers, will compete for all thewith Golden Gloves 126 pound' Braves clinched the titl with a champ, Ricky Thomas on hand, J 5-0 victory at the Avon Uttle marbles in a 55-lap event. In the fifth inning the Braves Making up the third part of this as well as Don DeFilippo, win- League field. ner of the Irfiu Holtz Memorial) added four more when John Cor- BRADLEY LANES, INC 681-2300 show is the Novice Stock Car In the 4-2 victory Gref*g Boies jo and Kevin Gibson opened with Pillsbury Heads drivers who will dash for the cash Trophy, and Flash Trento U> (A Sparta Arena Enterprise) round out the team. won his sixth game of the season line drive singles. Bennett tripled 25-lapper, as he gave up only six hits. He to deep left center and after a Daly Committee 1217 Main Si., Bradley Beach 7744540 FARREN Current leader in this division] Tne Rura] Evaluation Team,' struck " out eight" and walked strike out scored on a single by Norm Janwich of Morganville I Howoll Township, is led by Coach four Rich Cottrell. John Bianco singled MIDDLETOWN-John M Pills •who contnues to show his heels Bin coleman and will have on i . to score Cottrell with the final bury .finance chairman for Marcus FUEL CO. to the rest of the pack. I hand Andy Hughes and James! ™ Braves jumped into nm Daly's Congressional Campaign The Modilied-Sportsman and (ja]loway quick lead with two runs in the Committee, today announced the 809 F Street Novices will taklake part inn thetbe!j first inning on a combination of Bennett confined the Dodgers appointment of six members to RENT... Belmar, N. J. other six events on the schedule' The Shore Boys Club of Redtwo walksl , a hih t bbatter, and twoto one base runner over the last the finance committee. I with the green flag scheduled at Bank, will have Ed Rodrieguiez, I Dodger errors. They added two three innings, a single by Ed electric carpet shampooer! | Champ Aronis, Vinnie Stacio, of ^ more runs in the fourth inning Nickle in the fifitil. Heading the list are Monmouth lAsbury Park, and Matt Frailer, when pinch hitters John Corio County Republican lAssemblymen SAVE *7 OR MORE 'of Neptune. and Rich Cottrell tit back to back Joseph Azzolina and James H. next time your 12 x 12 rug needs cleming. Just doubles A single by Mark Ben- Coleman, Jr. Both men have fig- apply amazing new Glamorene liquid ruff sham- There will also be teams from nett and a walk to Benji Cuttrell All II li 1UH ured prominently in the GOP Con- poo fortified with Nulite® instant brightening Bayonne PjU,, Elizabeth Recre- loaded the bases. Randy Gero gressional candidacy picture. Mr. action! Enough shampoo for a 12 x 12 rug area ation, Union Boys Club and the Bonnet, 3b Coleman was the 1986 nominee plus rental of featherweight Glamorene electric Union PAL, South Ocean County, rug shanipooer costs less than $3,001 Look for 's Sea Food Sorrenson dropped the ball Cot- Cuttrell, 1b and Mr. Azzolina was a potential (be Clamorene rent*, center at 7«uf favorite and the newly formed King A.C. trell scored the second run ofB. Gero, ss candidate this year. of Bradley Beach. the inning. Bianco, c GLAMORENE Moore, cf-2b Filling out the committe are The Finest in Tickets are available at all The Dodgers had 14 base run- Thomas M. Gwley, Freehold, a ftmm tor pmtials thtt r—lly wort Boles, p Shore Elks Clubs as well as at ners but could only manage to purchasing agent with McGraw- Convention Hall. score in the fifth inning. Gilmore, If Hill Publishing Co.; Brian T. Ken- SEA FOODS . Gero rf nedy, 1101 Wall Road, Spring Lake For the youngsters, the pro- The Dodgers threatened to tie Chikls, 2b Heights, an attorney with offices gram will Influde a performance the game In the fifth when two A Unique Cork), rf in Belmar; Jerry Sherman, Inter- by Marvin Francke, well known single:, a walk, and an infield laken, a teacher in Howell Town- COCKTAIL LOUNGE clown, who will perform In theerror allowed one run to score Gibson, If ring. Cottrell, ship High School, and Bernard I. Taylor's Hardnare and left the bases loaded. Tom Weinstein Freehold Township, an Has Been Added Brady them singled home the eec- attorney with offices hi Frehold ond run and when Paul Dundas 10th Are. & F St. 681-0511 Belmor For Your Pleasure Tide Tables tried to score from second, he The finance committee is re- AUGUST was cut down on a perfect throw sponsible for raising funds to be 507 T STREET - BELMAR MI-023* Daylight Saving Time from left fielder, Tom Gilmore, expended during Mr. Daly's elect- Date High Low to end the inning. ion campaign, Mr. Pillsbury said. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Nickle, He announced that Mr. Wein- 7:56 8:14 1:39 1:51 Dodgers pitcher, Jim Sorren- Amey, stein would serve as campaign WEEKEND SPECIAL — $1.00 K:38 8:66 227 2.39 son, gave up four hits and struck Miller, comptroller. 9:36 9.44 3:16 3:27 out seven. Dundas. Paul c 2 Sergo, 3b 10:08 10:26 .1:51 In the second game of the ser- Duffy, ss Flowers by Wire 10:56 11:06 4:33 ies the Braves scored on run in Miller, J. 11:23 11:38 the fourth and four more in the so easy, to thoughtful, Masco, lb Three Charged 11:50 12:20 5-.S1 fifth to win the championship. Sorrenson, p so beautifully received. 12:32 1:02 <•>:» 7:27 1:20 1:50 7:21 8:27 Pitcher Mark Bennett tossed a Dundas, Pete rf 0 In Boat Theft 2:14 2:44 8:21 neat two hitter bi picking up theGreer, fclG MORRIS - Flower Shop 3 14 3:44 9:15 10:21 win. He struck out six and walked Flak, rf BELMAR — Three Shore men 4:20 4 44 10:09 11:14 two in pitching rs third shut out Brady, 2b were fined $100 each by Municipal GEORGE A. MORRIS 5:26 !• 38 11:03 11:35 "tis last tour starts. Court Judge Stephen Maguire on Totals 25 2 7 1 charges of stealing a boat from 710 - 9Ni AY.. Dial 68M90f Belmar, N. J. the Belmar Marine Basin on July Errors: R Gero 1; Child J; Duf- 1, "We Were Discussing Insurance and fy 1 Extra Base Hits: Jb-Corlo, Convicted on petty larceny char- Cottrell. MB: Braves 7, Dodgers ges were Edward Simon, Curtis the Nam... Avenue, Wall Township; Joseph Berardesco, Allenhurat, and Mar- M-nmSEU with t Bel'Aire cus Roger, Bay Plata, Belmar. 4 The three were arrested minutes CONNELLY BERGEK, ItC after taking the boat. Police (aid .PEGBOARD & PLYWOOD the boat had jtarlcd sinking and PEGBOARD Golf Club Com Up" the Coast Guard waa alerted. The Here's real visible storage. A Comt Guard, in turn, called the wide assortment of banger at- police. TMIehwrrto B»«*t, p tachments. Peqboordistho Hire other men, charged with CHAMPIONSHIP PAR 3 INMH Ave.) R. Gem, at easy way to ctor* fools, utensils, OottreU, lb possession of marijuana and other DMMM3W drug*, and were ordered held {or, equipment—most anything. Bunco, c - Large 4 « 8 Moore,* Hie grand Jury en the charges. ttomben and Guest Welcome panels only f They wen reteaaed in Woo bail. Oflnwe, If . Hie three, Alan W. Lynch, Hew G. Gero, rf. York, and Robert R. Meyer and 18 Hold Arthur B. Kasaan, Jersey City. PLYWOOD CWMa,*- From • 110 yard, to 230 yard. l Brian OTIelia. Jersey City, was Most versatile of all wood prod- Oorto,rf_ fined 150 and had his llcenee re- ucts, plywood is ideal for cabi- Route 34-Allaire Road Clown, If . voked far iht months on charm nets, toy bins, shelving, etc. We of driving while Impaired. The maintain a complete selection ToWsJS 7 5 complaint wti mwlM from one Allenwood, N. J. of drunken driving. for every purpose. Trff I/J" 4 « 8 ftanel Phone-449-6024 • Retire more graciously AB a RBI by investing cash reserves Dund«, P«te rf 1 COP BREAKS LEG • Ai ApplkaU— M be nfml *, l profitably with us now. DuHy, •»- * IN CYCLE CRASH PEGBOARD FIXTURES Liberal earnings assure MiUer, G. p * BELMAK-Patrolman Michael you more in later years. DundM, Paul c 3 O'Donnell, 1MB l«h Avenue, It at Package Assortment (28) - Only 89c Sergo,* » home nursing a fracture of the, Amey, II * right leg, suffered when his motor- Miller, * * cycle w» (truck by a car Satur- BELMAR SAYINGS Masco, lb J day night. Brady, * • Patrolman O'DinneH was on pat GIGER FORD LOAN ASSOCIATION Greer, if . ml at 10* Avenue and D Street Nidde, rf when a car driven by Owen B BELMAR, NEW JERSEY !•**•- Pearoe, Panalc Avenue, Spring Wishes To Express Sorrama, K -J Lake, hit the motorcycle, throw- btablithed 1891 ing the patrolman to the ground Curr.nf Dividend 4.25% par annum • • t * He urn taken by the Sdmar Its Appreciation First Aid Squad to Jeraey Shore Ptyafal* Qutriwly Error.: H Gero, Chikto. Brady. Duffy. 8i!»B«MHb: SB, Bw- Madkal Center, Neptune, (or em Office Hour.: