<?•< > Vr., \ ‘ z m M / < J The Coast Advertiser 0.1 Official Neivspaper for Belmar, South Belmar /-Fifth Year, No, 18 BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1947 Single Copy Five Cents p F ^ Rev. L G. Atkinson Woman's Club Opens Comment Presides at Dinner Fail Season Today COMMISSION TO CONSIDER Rev. L. G. Atkinson presided over The Belmar Woman’s club begins On The Town ! the Special Gifts team opening din. its fall and winter activities today ner, Area V, Friday night at the An- with a covered dish luncheon served ! chorage, Marine basin. The group rep. at 12:30 o'clock in the club rooms of RAILROAD DEAL AT PLAZA WEIGH C. ROBACHER, grandson J resenting the Belmar area in the Fit. Library hall, Tenth avenue, to be fol­ of Mr. and Mrs. John Cherel, Spring | kin hospital building campaign was lowed by a regular meeting at 2:30 NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R. OFFERS addressed byC. Earl Bennett, chair­ PROBABLE WEATHER Meadow Farm, Wall township, won j with the program in charge of the THIS WEEK END man, and Dr. M. Q. Hancock, who out­ B O R O U G H SITE IN LIEU OF YEARLY TAXES two more awards with his Guernsey American Home department, present­ Today, quite warm with high hu­ lined the community’s hospital needs. calf at Flemington Fair. A first in the ing a Hint Hunt quiz with prizes. midity, followed by scattered thunder The New York and Long Branch municipalities to preserve those Guernsey classification and a second The teams and captains follow: The Literature department meeting showers at night. Clearing and not so Railroad company, in a communica­ grounds as parks or parking areas for : he Junior Breeders class. Incident, Team 51—Everett Antonides, cap. will be held Tuesday, Sept. 9 at 2:30 warm Saturday. Sunday fair and tion read before the Board of Com. the benefit of its citizens. d *, Leigh, who was 11 August 27, re. tain; Otto Gatti, Mrs. Anna Goldstein, in the club room. This group will meet moderately warm. missioners last Tuesday night, pro. The matter was referred to Com. p - helved $25.00 prize money for his ef. Dr. Michael Q. Hancock, Mrs. Emma the second Tuesdays of each month posed that the Boro of Belmar lease missioner Howard W. Hayes, who I Orts. Lyon, Dr. Abram Morris, Mrs. Frank and present four book! reviews at each a certain portion of the railroad sta­ said he will confer with Boro Solicitor Pope, Lester Sherman and Charles meeting. This month will feature New tion grounds between Ninth and Tenth Harry R. Cooper, and report to the THE LIONS CLUB PROJECT to Van Wickle, jr., Team 52—William England states and reviews will be avenues, exclusive of buildings,for use board. help the blind is mow in full swing. B. Connelly, jr., captain; Ledyard Av­ Driscoll To Speak given by Mrs. Charles C. Heyniger; as a landscaped park or free park A petition signed by 148 residents Remember these less fortunate people ery, John Cherel, George P. Franme, Maine; Mrs. Harry M. Lyon, Ver­ ing area for railroad patrons, at an from scattered sections of town, when you receive your seals thru the John Haulenbeek, Miss Jane Joeck, mont; Mrs. George Frommel, Mass., annual rental of $314.16, an amount thanked the commissioners and the- mail, and make your cotnribution a Frank Kautzmann and Ellsworth At Y.M.C.A. Dinner and Mrs H. F Schnjidt, Conn. equal to the property taxes. Diamond Jubilee committees for the generous one. Spayd. Team 53—John Ferruggiaro, The former “Y” camper that is to 1 The annual Fall flowers show spon­ The offer was made on the con "immeasurable pleasure” derived from captain; Myron C. Barton, Claude W. address the October 1 meeting of the THE KIDS WONT LIKE THIS, but sored by the club will be held on Sept. dition that the municipality maintain the celebration, stating that their ef. Birdsall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camp, Monmouth Federation of YMCA’s at the summer is over for them. Regis, 12. All entries must be in place by 11 the grounds, driveways and shrubbery forts have brought "esteem and ere. ion, Harry R. Cooper, Arthur G. Far- Asbury Park turns out to be Gover­ trlation for elementary and high school o ’clock and the show will open at 2 and also police the area. dit” on the boro. ren, Edward F. Fay, Joseph Morris, nor Alfred E. Driscoll, according to pupils is taking place this week p. m. All flowers must be grown by The writer, R. C. Slack, real estate and Eugene Sullivan. Team 54—Julius Ross King, of Little Silver, chairman Charles W. Strong, tournament di. South Belmar at Boro hall, F street, exhibitor except in Class 19. The flow­ agent of the railroad .explained that J. Grayer, captain; Edward C. Broege, of the group. rector of the fifth U. S. Atlantic tuna and Belmar pupils at the grammar- er show schedule may be obtained the heavy financial loss on passenger Spencer R. Clawson, John A. Fitzpat­ The announcement and invitation to tournament, submitted a detailed re. school, F street, are the scenes of the from Mrs. Frank Erving, chairman traffic was forcing the company to rick, jr., Abraham R. Klitzman and the Fall meeting of the County asso. port on the activities of the event, or any member of the Woman’s club. sell or lease all portions of station annual round-up. Edward Levy. ciation issued this week starts with listing complete entries, scoring and The Civic department meets on grounds except those minimum areas LIFE GUARDS ARE STILL ON Team 55—John A. Day, captain; Cy­ a short, short, true story: "Once upon statistics. He paid tribute to Mayor Sept. 19 at 2:30. Commissioner How. necessary to reach station property. Peter Maclearie, Commissioners How. THE JOB at the local beaches. Due ril Clark, Wiliam H. Hurley, G. Ed- a time a boy camper at Ockanickon ard W. Hayes, will be the speaker and The lease arrangement offer, he wrote, ard Hayes and John Ferruggiaro, Tho. to the interest shown by the Boro w.in Parslow, Harry N. Riker, Elvin in Medford, New Jersey grew up to the topic will be "An Old Custom is was prompted by requests from some mas Proctor and Edgar B. Schmidt Commissioners, many residents who R. Simmill, A. F. Slingerland, Gus Revived.” be governor of the state.” i Stumpfl and Robert N. Kisner. Team The letter continues with the com. for their praiseworthy efforts and co. didn’t get a chance to try the water A rummage sale will be conducted operation. during the busy summer months, can 56—Edwin R Smock, captain; J. Henry Oct. 6 thru 10 in charge of the ways ment that the governor and erstwhile camper has always been devoted to Edward Mahon, 205 Second avenue, still take the family on an outing and Dangler, Paul Haberstick, Harry M. and means committee. SO. BELMAR COPS know that they will he amply pro­ Lyon, Amos B. Miller, Edgar E. Rog­ and active in the cause of young men complained that water pressure at his tected. ers, Fred Von Brook, jr., and Ray. in Christian association and is to be house had been very low during the mond R. Warner. Team 67—Gus Re. the honored speaker at the 7 p. m. ASK MORE TIME OFF holiday week end. The mayor admit, THIS PARAGRAPH WILL PRO. gan, captain; Dr. F. W Hummel, Mrs. Senior Hadassah dinper at the Marine Grill on the date The borough council of South Bel. ted that a new well was urgently iq BABLY BECOME a weekly feature. Olga Kaplan, Dr. J N. Lewin, Fred specified. mar was in receipt Tuesday evening need and said that preparations are We still maintain a shelter of some Lohmann, Dr J. B. Makin, Kenneth Camps Ockanickon for boys and at its regular meeting, of a letter being made for the 1948 summer sea. bind should be erected for the com­ Mayer, P. J. Millich and Kenneth Holds Card Party Matollionequay for girls are located signed by the members of that mun­ son. fort of the Coast Cities Coaches pa. Stanley. Team 58—Arthur J. Scotto, The Belmar Senior Hadassah term, at Medford, New Jersey and are joint­ icipality’s police department, asking Complaints were read from Ernest trons at Eighteenth avenue and F captain; Austin Heyniger, John E. inated its three month drive for funds, ly owned by the Y. M. C. A.’sof the an increase in time off for sick leave. L’. Ward, 200 Eighth avenue, and Mrs. street. It is only logical that a main Horodeck, Charles Lang, Charles R. used for the rescuing of Jewish child­ four counties: Gloucester, Camden, The department is seeking to have tfie Rose J. Augstman, 1229 Maplewood stop over, such as is located there, Measure, Howard D. Megill, Robert ren from displaced persons centers, Burlington and Monmouth. Thus as a section of the police regulations now road, concerning the accumulation of serving sections of Belmar, South Bel. Stivers, John A. Taylor and Charles with a card party given at the Heb. “Y” boy from Haddonfield in Canyien in force amended, so that an addition­ rubbish on lots near their properties, mar and Wall township, should have J. Weindorf. rew Community center, last Wednes. county, young Driscoll attended the al five days would be appendaged to Commissioner Hayes said he has al­ adequate weather protection for its day evening. Many men and women camp several years ago.