BELMAr PUB. LI'"RARY 10TI AVE., •EXVAR ,N.J. 07719 THE COAST ADVERTISER Official Newspaper For Belmar, South Belmar, Wall Township, Spring Lake Heights, Avon-by-the-Sea Seventy-fifth year — No. 16 — 8 Pages BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, 07719, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1968 Ten CenU Wall Board of Education to Accept Group Rental, Noise Brings Resident Tuition Pupils for Special Program Complaint to South Belmar Council WALL TOWNSHIP - The Board Oliver Lokerson, Jr., Wall Town- w SOUTH BGLMIAJR - Problems i "Anyone,'he said, bothered by of Education has announced that , group rentals and reportedly I this nuisance should press a com' it has accepted 21 tuition students ship; Mrs. Barbara Joan Osborne, unkempt properties marked the plaint.' from out of the district for Spec- Wall Township, and Mrs. Jane A. short meeting of the South Bel- ial Education programs. Jackson, also of Wall Township, mar Mayor and Council Tuesday Council President Fred O. Hope were hired as aides at $1.50 per night. said treat perhaps a reappraisal With this, the Board also said TOUT. of the borough's noise ordinance it has filed for Title 1 and 5 funds James Farris, of Asbury Park, Mrs. James B. Kinsler, 1715 might be in order, and Borough for reimbursement of remedial and Edward Heir, of Lakewood, Newman Street, wrote the Council | Attorney Donald Cunningham said reading and a portion of the guid- were named substitute custodians, hat the neighborhood was being that perhaps enforcement could ance program. and Mrs. Jean McHugh, of Wall disrupted by "noisy groups of come under the nuieance portion Township, was named a substitute renters." She said noise through- of the public health ordinance, l A pilot program for secretarial Mis driver. out the night bothered the red- office practice (data processing) dents. Mayor Schmidt said the poHee mvill be started. This, the Board The Board also announced the would investigate the possibility said, will make It eligible for resignations of Jack Hohstine, Mayor Donald E. Schmidt said of continuing Newman Street as funding under the Vocational Ed- iiysical education and driver ed- that the Council had "looked into" a oneway avenue, as it is in Bel- ucation Act of 1968. ucation Instructor; lAnthony group regulations, but recent court mar. Mrs. Kinder bad also asked irifa, guidance counselor at the decisions made It impossible to this be considered to relieve; traf- A first grade science pilot pro- ligh school; Miss Janice VanNote. act He suggested that residents fic congestion. ' gram was rejected for lack of High school English teacher, and lothered sign complaints against funds, and the education comm- William Entwistle, high school in- he noisemakers and "take them Mrs. Margaret Collins, 1814 ittee, under Dr. Theresa L. Sie-strumental music instructor. !« court." Fernwood (Road, complained of bert, said it would study the poss- the property at 1808 Fernwood ibilities of more aid for malad- Road, which ahe said "mined the justed students, as well as the appearance of the neighborhood." possibility of a new elementary school. She told the Council that the Police Charge State to Probe building at IMU needed point and John K. Feimster, policy and the ground needed to be cleaned personnel committee chairman, up. Council moved to notify the Glue Sniffing Penn-Central owner, William Young, of Ocean told the Board that under state BELM1AR — A San Francisco law, students must be five years TRENTON - The state Com- Grove, of the situation and ask man, Christopher Wand, was fined muter Operating Agency today action. old on, or before October 1 in or- $50 by Municipal Court Judge ordered a "sweeping investiga- der to be accepted as a transfer Stephen D. Maguire on charges ion," Including public hearings, Council confirmed from a public or private school. of sniffing glue. The Board adapted this transfer nto commuter service provided Schmidt's appointment of Itahett Judge Maguire alao postponed by the Penn Central Railroad. B. Clawson, of Manasquan, aa a policy. probationary patrolman, and until Aug. 8 a hearing for four Transportation Commissioner John L. Robertsbaw, of Spring youths charged with possession granted permission to the South Lake, was hired to teach english David J. Goldberg, chairman of Monmouth Neighborhood Council's of marijuana and disposable hy- the COA, said the Investigation I £ ^ , in the High School at $6,«27; Jam- oodsrmic needles. Youttl Croup a cttt ma es Pyanoe, Bolmar, was hired as stemmed from "growing concer""n on the borough playground from a guidance aounselor at $8,610; The four, Ralph Merlinez, 19, on Ihe part of the agency with 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Saturday. New York; Frank Brinkcan, 19, he level of service and the per- and Michael Baffeti, 18, both of formnace of service by the rail- Jersey City, and John Howard, road In the past year." Richard J. Day 16, of Mamaroneck. NY., were OBSERVERS - Watching relay races at Wall Township l»»rbn»t an Republican candidate* Freeholder Benjamin II. H. Daiuldn; A resolution adopted unani- released in $200 bail. They were mously at the COA meeting laid Belmardigras ardested on July 7. Mayor John J. Gassner; Congressional candidate Freehold* Mar iu. Oly; TownUp CommiUeeman Joseph N. Ehret; and Maaasquan Mayor Axel B. Carlson, candidate for Monmoulh Comity Sheriff. Hundreds of children and adults participated in the games and race the investigation will include Is Appointed Two others were being held, one at the barbecue sponsored by the Wall Township Republican Club lo give the residents an opportunity to meet the Republican candl "equipment shortages, air condi- Contestants File SPRING LAKE - Richard J. on charges of possession of mari- tioning failures, maintenance pro- BBLMAJl - Miss Judy Brown, Day, construction company execu- dates. There were no speeches, but the candidates moved from table to table lo greet the 800 l«wa*hlp resMenU in the gaily decorated cedures, train cancellations, juana and the other on charges pavtlkwa and fields at Pat's Thirty Acrei, Hurley I'ond Road. Additional barbecue will he held Sunday for rsldnt la voting districts of Neptune and Miss Carole Dick, tive and chairman of the local of assaulting a police officer. cleanliness of cars, on-time per- of Mkldlotown filed the first two Planning Board, was appointed 1. 4.12, U and 14 from 3 to 6 P.M. and July » for voting aMrlcts 2,1, », 10. and It. formance and other matters." entries for me conteet to select to the Borough Council Monday Police said they found mari- the "Belmardigras" Queen in Bd- night to fill the vacancy caused juana on Matthew Monzow, Jr., Otheh members of the agency mar on August J and 3. Both con- by the death of Fred L. Brown. It, of Bingham Street, Neptune, are John A. Kervlck, State Treas- testants are already winners of when they arrested him for being County Park Gets Jail Term Wall and State Police Nab Four Men urer; Brendan Byrne, president beauty contests. Miss Brown hoidi Mr. Brown died on July 1, after a disorderly person at a Route of the Public Utility Commission, having served on the Council for and Ronald Berman, the Ale of Asbury Park's 35 service (nation early Saturday Queen while Miss Dick has been the past 20 years. morning. Area Expanded In Bus Chase In Connection with Station Robbery Commissioner of Public Trans- portation. crowned Miss Ideal Beach of MW- Mr. Day, who resides at 102 He is being held in 1300 bail. WALL TOWNSHIP - The Mon- SPRING LAKE - John G. Cros- WALL TOWNSHIP - Four Tile station attendant said one dhtown. Mercer Avenue, will serve until Brian Omella, 21, of Jersey mouth County Board of Chosen by, of Long Beach, N.Y., who.youths have been arrested by po- of the men hi the robbery had a The resolution also ordered that Dec. SI, 19B9, on the six mem- Freeholders, through its Park De- .police charged, led them on a .22 or .32 caliber revolver. Belmars "Belmardigras' on City. Is being held on charges of lice hi connection with the armed staff recommendations on proAugus- t 2 and 3 will he a gala ber, all Republican council. He isassaulting Patrolman John Den partment, has announced that the' wild chase In a stolen bus, hasholdup of the Bridle Circle Esso The men reportedly fled the cedures to be followed In the in- an executive .with the Asbury Shark River County Park la pres- been sentenced to 30 days In the celebration to mark Betoiar'e nebaum. The patrolman had Station on July 9. scene In a stolen car, which was vestigation be submitted at theachievements in the area of urban Park An of 8. J. «* Aawci- •"* forently einandjnj^ Monmoulh County Jail. .,. later, found abandoned COA meeting on August I. ates. construction company. Latest to be arrested in the drunken driving, and the Jersey The original 65-acre park, de- Municipal Court Judge Henry case were Charles Boschardineo, wood Road by a Point [it presenting the resolution, Belmar, . the years! Council decided to continue City man took a swing at Patrol- veloped in 1961, Is being enlarged Hoey sentenced Crosby on theIS, of Kalmuk Road, and Johann patrolman, who took up the principally for Its lovely location man Deimebaum when he ap- Mh. Byrne said it "wont fore- etudy of an amendment to the through the puruhase of addition- charge of attemptinatt g to elude a Boginskl, 19, of West Farms Road, chase. Police suspect there Was close the investigation of com-on the Ocean with it* seashore at- aoning ordinance Introduced on proached the car. al lands along the Shark River i police officer. bom of Farmingdale. They were a second car watting for !he*iet traction, has undergone a transi- Belmar police have been busy li ffi muter service on other railroads, July 1. It would have raised the in both Wall and Neptune Town- arrested Monday by State Police away. If this appears justified." tion to a bustling, modern mini- maximum fence height from four over the past week with a great ships. Crosby was also fined $100 and at the Howell Barracks. city. Belmar has every possible er than usual number of arrests given a 30-dat y jaiill tetjm in A As- Wall Township Detective Sgt He added that the POJC fully and a half feet to five feet. supports an investigation. showing facility and service. Yet. Police said the arrests were for When complete, the area of the bury Park on the charge of taking Last week, police arrested Vin- William D. Miller and Detective its resort' nature has been pre- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogarty. such violations as being noisy, park will encompass 700 acres, the bus. He was also ordered to cent Peter Borelli, Green Valley Leo Kubaitis are heading the served and enchanced by exten- 2206 Third Avenue, were given loitering, sleeping on the beach, protecting over three miles of join Alcoholics Anonyrntnis. Road, Jackson Township, and township investigation, with De- sive refurbishment on the ocean permission to subdivide a lot into and being drunk and disorderly shore line of Shark River. Future Nicholas Nikitin, Rouse 9, Howell tective Louis Taranto. of the Campbell at Hall front and to the marina, one of two smaller lots. The Planning facilities under study at this tune P°"« arrested Crosby here They were wrested State Police, joining the probe the finest on the Atlantic Coast Board had recommended the include additional day-use areas,' J»"e >• •"« •» W* by Wall Township police and from the Howell Barracks. IASBURV PARK - Glen Camp- move for the Third Avenue lot. THIRD ANNUAL shelter building, picnic areas, jumped from the moving bus i State Police. bell, country western stylist from "Belmardigras' wiU feature a open play fields, hiking trails, *'" earlier from the Hollo Bus Wall Township police are also Thomas J. Hindman, 415 St. investigating the theft of $200 and Delight, Arkansas, highlight* Mbe great parade with many bands Clair Avenue, was approved as DOG SHOW SET fishing sites, nature center, wild- Terminal, Aebury ParM The four are accused of hold- Septee'a lineup of "summer and float*, a fishing ami a surfing LAKEWOOD - The third an- ing up the service station at 12:30two rings from the home of Mr. member of (he Goodwill Hose life and water foul observation Patrolmaiw-.i-un, B,™,,IRusselIl »,Harden, , Jr., and Mrs. Bruce DeGraw, 9012 stars" at Convention Hall on Sat- contest. There'll be a water ski Company. nual Dog Show and Obedience a"reat"' tenni, „ a.m. on Jury » and taking about urday, heading two shows at 7:30 show, a daring sky diver, an ait Trial of the Sand and Sea Ken- boating facilities and jumped into the bus ai i stopped P00 in cash from the station. Belmar Boulevard, and the enter- and - it alter Croeby jumped ing of the home of Mrs. Charles and 10 p.m. cwinMtj BPCAI MUM and hunoTMB Patrolman Jerry Mertiman ap- Struble, 1111 Remsen Mill Road of merchandise prlaa. Entertain- TIMMY BARRY Glen, boosted dgnificanUy by ment wffl be provided for all Park. here. Twenty of the 3251 prehended Crosby as H attempt- where the thieves cut a real a slot on Joey Bishop's AK'JTV ed to flee. screen door, but appahently were climaxed by the crowning of the IS IMPROVED acre Ocean County Park grounds DEBORAH PARTY show last year, a seasonal re- xHgras' Queen and BELMAR — Little three - year will be used for the showing of Howard Lists frightened off by children play placement on CBS-TV for the JMUWruriU/Ca ing nearby. booming fireworks ddiaplal y over old Ttmmy Barry left the inten- approximately 1.500 dogs. There Smothers Brothers this summer, the Ocean. sive care unit of Jersey Shore ist paparking spacpe neaear thee ringsg SPRING LAKE — Sprinpgg Lake Service Exams Police also reported someone has already won four Grammy Medical Center this week and isfor more than 7,500 can of ex- Area Chapter off Deborabhh pre- Alumnae Plans broke into the Glendola Motel awards, top recognition In the re- Many dignitaries will be on band now reported in (air condition in hibitors and spectators. The kn- sented its tth annual summer WASHINGTON - Representa- cording industry far Me. lyrical led by Congressman Jama J. tive James J. Hward announced the pediatrics section. mediate show grounds are sur- card party and fashion show at Boulevard. Mrs. Ma"By y the Time I Get to PhoenU" Howard who will act as the pa- Young Tknrny wai admitted to rounded by beautiful shade trees, the Monmouth Hotel on Thurs- Reunion Party he will accept and "Gentle on My MM." rade'l Grand Marshal. (he hospital a weak ago for aunHmitert picnic area and three day evening, July M. INTERLAKEN - Thf fifth an- kntfe wound of the face, suffered Urge lakes for bathing. There are Six hundrel guests enjoyed a nual Reunion Cocktail Party service academies until August 23, when he fell, imbedding the knife more than 7S wild deer roaming "Rendezvous With Elegance" pre- sponsored by the N J. Sfcore Chap- 1903, for the dan entering the Academies hi 1MB Any young be was carrying into his cheek. the park grounds in addition to seated by Bambergers. Ttadi- ter. Trinity Collegge Al mnae for Doctors at Jersey Shore Medical other wildlife which may be seen, tional and fall sportswear and for- h Dlt F wilill lb be man between the ages of 17 and A rear window was forced, po- the Development Fun n, who has attained at least the Center aaid the youngster was Exhibitors who have been to the mal attire, easy care knits, chif- held at the home of Dr. and lice said. ' still under close observation, and previous shows held by the club tons and brocades made it a truly Mrs. Anthony DeSplrit , Interla- rank of junior in high school, is Or. Tma Vlltahma, recent ped- state that with the exception of elegant show, ken, Sunday. eligible to participate in the com- Police also reported that Muni iatrician, said Tinwiy (MM bring the old Morris and Essex grounds I Thomas T. Brady of Clifton, petitive examinations administer- cipal Court Judge Clarence Etr teated for possible damage to the at Madison, N.J., this location New Jersey was the winner of Chapter president. Mr! William ed by the Civil Service Cnmmis., Hdi-had ordered James Hurley optic nerve. Is the most beautiful show grounds the « ddayy Bermuda Cruise for two. A. Columbus, Manas Spring Lake, held for the gram Mh» Mid the child fell in thein the state. For a pleasant week' - MrsM. JameJ s WirkusWik, chairmahi n nounced that Mrs. I, mes L."*" | driveway of his tome, MM 1*1end on the Jersey Shore bringg was assisted by Mrs. Robert How- Walsh. little SUw, it iairman 'II am please! to extend fits Avenue He k the son of Mr. and (hh e familfiyl andd ththe dogsd andd havh e anard) an< d several committee mem- for the event which faf t (T shore Invitation to all qualified residents Kdereon hSrT had Mrs. Mm Barry. fan. .ben. vacatioti n alumnal e ffro m lli eW Washh- of the 3rd Congressional District,"! wTTurley In ington, DD.C. . college. Ml*. Pierre Congressman Howard said He tion with *e purchate of a grave- ttatsd that he will be considering J. Salmon, Wall Town rip,p, and •tone. applicants from Monmouth Coun- Mr. Hurley was sent to the Mrh Gary 8. TraderTd , PortM Mon- ty; Lakewood. Jackson and. Pkm> moulhh , are eo-chairmhi a RReser- county Jail in lieu of «M> bafl. n. Col- sted Townships in Ocean County; vations chairmen art and Madison Township in Middle- umbus and Mrs. Daniel OWern, H. Glo- sex County. These applications Red Bank. Mrs. Willla may be for the VS. Military Acad- Guthrie Named ver, Locust, is handling publicity LEXINGTON, Va. - Cadet for the «7merober chapter. emy at West Point, the US. Naval Academy at Annapolis, the USThomas F. Guthrie, III, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Guthrie Miss Kathleen N. Mdpormick. Merchant Marine Acadany at Jr; Avenue, Belmar, and Miss Patrifa Quig- tile Dean'! ley, Spring Lake, are anjeng the U.S. Air Force Academy List at Virginia Military Institute six shore-area students urrently radio Springs, Ooloralo. Cadet Guftrie is majoring In civi attending Trinity. "As in the past, my appoint engineering. He is a graduate of ntents will be male strictly on the St. Rose High School, Belmar. basis of merit with the prefer- ences going to persons scoring Band highest on the qualifying examina- Tide Tables tions. No exceptions will be JULY Concert made," the Representative added Daylight Saving Time MAMOMMMWCB Date High Low My B at *M SoUaadaarvleaa by ma* peepla. AM. P.M. AM. Ml. The Belmar Maaictpal Band 16 *:<• *M t:U •:« program for the wtjnui to at Beach,N J 19 S:« SS« •:•» follows Band! Acroas tie Baa. (am) Dita, rifkt, M tins, aV« aV fir* *•» entry, far* e baas* Teitfc Tihuuybaut, ri|Mha]ni Balet. King and 1. Oapa nabana. 5:50 ll:a» tmerieaa Legion, Carman, Oat- I IN «• U Noon ^HM afffj—faw f^^ ^^J iJ^m m fj^pjawdf M TMaa At*. - Briaue n Wall, #MwUBt ••• M»W> ••• (U)
•»raV«WaW. KMai Mfet^ateeeBtaraaitetake 4* 4:» "«*t aat mm a fleak. at boms wtt an n» f« i:fr H4t * %m MB Thursday, July 18, 1968 l'»n Catharine's Ito Miss llobecra Martin, Washing man OIHXJIIC rlmrili Inn. w;is makt ot honor Mr. Watson and the former Stiles * Fun for all Ihe HI Rev Magr Mhn E Bridesmaids were the Misses Mary Frances Kelly of Astxiry Parade * Prim (Jrimea officiated at UK' ceremony Joan Foley, Uloomfield; Louise. Park were married July II, 199), • Beauty Content • and celebrated the Nujrti.d Mass Joohems, Wichita, Kan ; Beth by twiner Anbury Park Mayor T. TV bride is the daughter ol Knox, Seaside Park, and Virginia Frank Appleby at his home. At Mi and Mrs Francis B Zwigard Siegi'l, Oaldiurst, Oeean Township. that time Mr, Watson was sta- 412 Wildwood Place. South Bel John O Carton, Shark River tioned with the Army at Fort Han- mar, and Union Mr. Carton i Hills, Neptune, was best man for cock. Expecting son of Mr and Mrs ,1 (lerarc his brother. Carton, 12 Red Oak Drive, here Ushers were Frank Zwigard, Mr and Mre Watson resided for COMPANY ? Wedding Albums Thj bride wore a gown of peau Union, brother of the bride; J. a time In Ohio, Mr. Watson's home frem $65 Gerard Carton Jr.. Manasquan, state, before moving to Illinois. In brother of the bridegroom; Rob- 1956 Mr. Watson retired as a car- Borraud's Photo Engagement ert Crader, South- Belmar, and penter, and the couple moved to Call 681-1741 (or Gene Cory, Belmar. their present home. Hoenge - Otterberg Appointment To VWt Nassau They are the parents of four ASBURY PARK - Mr and Mrs Following a garden reception at children, Clarence H. Rochelle Emil J. H«enge Jr., 1007 Asbury the home of the brilegroom'8 par- Park; Cornelius H., Stony Brook. Avenue, have announced the en- ents, Mr. and 'Mrs Carton left on L.I.; Miss Dora May Watson, at gagement of their daughter, Mar- a wedding trip to Nassau. home, and Mrs. Ralph £. Swen- garet Marion, to James Douglas The bride a graduate of St. son. Accord, N.Y. Be wise... open a Otterberg. son of Mr. and Mrs Mat-y-of-theWoods Und.l College Edwin L, Otterberg, 809 Claridge is a teacher at Battle Hill School, Mr Watson finds pleasure in Checkmaster Drive, Spring Lake Heights. Union. his flower and vegetable garden The bride-elect Is a graduate ol Mr. Carton is a graduate of Mrs. Watson continues to can the Asbury Park High School. She is Murry (Ky.l State University and produce but she has reduced her account toddy employed as secretary at Asbury is serving in the Army. work load from between 400 to Par* Animal Hospital. 500 quarts to 50 to 75 jars this Borrow Extra Beds Mr. Otterberg is a graduate of year. from A to 1 Manasquan High School He is Engagement amploycd by Spring Lake Post Of Accommodate extra guests (or a (ice. He is a Marine veteran. Kiefer - McGreevey day, a week — even longer. We MANASQUAN - The engage- BODMAN GRANTS have beds that stow away, (old ment of Miss Patricia Regis Kie- away, roll away. We evea have fer to H. MWhael McGreevey Jr. TO LOCAL PAIR cribs. See all the extra equipment has been announced by her fattier, MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - you can rent from A to Z to ac- We Buy and Pay Raymond F. Kiefer, 94 Narrum- The Hodman Foundation, here, commodate your guests. (Every- son Road. The bride-elect is also has announced the awarding of thing from tables to TV's.) Bor- Cash for daughter of the late Mrs. Mar 15 scholarships to Monmouth row anything your heart desires SCRAP IRON - STEEL garct Mary Kiefer. County high school students who from A to Z - and at reasonable OLD RAGS — BATTERIES Mr. McGreevey is son of Dr. will begin tbeir college careers atcs! Nd minimum balance required JUNK CARS and Mrs Harold M. McGreevey, in Septemger. 101 Monmouth Avenue, Spring PHIZES - Wrapping bottles ol "cheer" lor raffling dwtag the fifth annual Reunion Cockiall Party CMM help you? •nd All Kind, el M.t.l, Lake. Among the 15 listed are Larry AtoZ sponsored by the N. J. Shun Capter, Trinity College Alumnae an oo-caalniun, Mn. P1»rre J. Sal- Senict It our 6/flgotl (Mti. Miss Kiefer, a graduate of A. Otto, 2604 Hickory Drive, Wall Wall Auto Wreckers Manasquan High School, is em- moo, Wall; chapter president, Mn. William A. Columbus, Manaaaaan; and chairman, Mn. James Township, a graduate of Wall Rental Center ployed by the Ft. Monmouth Fed- L. w.lnh, Little Sliver. High School, and Anthony E. Yav- CENTBALJEBSEVBANK 1122 H St. • W«t Mn»r eral Credit Union. arone, 505 10th Avenue, Belmar. Highway 35 — Wanamassa a graduate of St. Hose High MFMBFH UFF D. I. 0. Mr. McGreevey, a graduate of Dial • 988-0335 PhoM MM200-I School. Christian Brothers Academy, Lin- With Engineers OS MileN. A*urj Circle) croft, Middletown Township, is at Miss Sharon Lee Hart, John Tilton The Bodman Scholarships were tending Miami-Dade Junior Col TAM QUAN, Vietnam - Army established in 1959 in memory of Brighten Up Your Garden lege, Miami, Fla. Are Wed in Glendola Bible Church Specialist Four William E. Hart, the late George M. and Louise C 24, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bodman. of Middletown Township. The Scholarships range from (200 WA1JL TOWNSHIP - The mar- Mrs. John G. Tilton, J918 Grant V. Hart, 1801 Washington Avenue, with Geraniums & F-1 Petunias Street. to $2,000 for Ac freshman year, In Vietnam riage of Miss Sharon Lee Hart to Wall Township, N.J., has been as- depending on individual financial • Select From Our Grow * Show GreephonM VIETNAM - Marine Private John Raymond Tilton took place The bride's silk organza gown signed as a mechanic in the 19th need, and are subject to review First Class Patrick V. Carroll Jr., BIRTHDAY COMING? July 6 in Glendola Bible Church. was trimmed with lace and bead- Engineer Battalion near Tarn and are renewable for three ad- 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ing. Her headpiece was a flower ditional years. Another day to show The Rev. David E. Miller, pas- Quan, Vietnam. Spec. Hart's Carroll Sr. of 2290 Corlies Avenue, of illusion and lace. She carried tor, officiated. The bride Is the you care . . . and Neptune City, NJ., is serving with orchids and babies'-breath wife, Lois, lives at 101 Mt. Tabor Swain Farm the Second Battalion, Fifth Ma- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. Hart, care enough to send Way, Ocean Grove, NJ. 1801 Washington Avenue. Hie Miss Betty Cilmore. here, was the very best — a PLANT SPECIALIST rine Regiment, First Division, in mall of honor. Mrs. William Hart. Vietnam. bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Hallmark card from Sea Girt Ave, (Between Rmitea 71 ft H) Sea Girt Ocean Grove, and Miss Patricia "STARTING Tilton. at home, sister of the our assortment. bridegroom, were attendants. MAY 30" LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE I James Jobes, Brick Township, 1*11 No. 4«fl rhartcr No. 13848 '."•J"^,! served as best man. Ushers were III.I'ltlir OF CONDITION OF THE lll.l.MAK HAl.l. NATIONAL HANK OF HKI.MAH IN TMK NTATB OF NKW JER8RV. AT THE CLOHK (IF HI'SiNF.HH Stephen Onufrak, West Belmar, RUTH CREW'S ON jriVK E«. IMS rrni.INHF.il IN KtTOPONSE TO CALL MADR HY COMP- and Arthur Hyde Jr., Point Pleas THOI.I.F.R OF THF, (THRKNCT, I NltF.H SECTION 8311, I'. 8. JIF.VIKF.II STATUTES ant. DIXIE LAND Aim. Cash, balances with »thcr hanks, and cash Itrt A reception took place at the In process or collection JL Lr|l . /etenans of Foreign Wars Home. Speakeasy Room United States Government Obligate 6,873.97583 Obligations of States and Political sfihdMiloni 4,001.928.36 Belmar. The couple is residing Securities of Federal agencies and corporations 2.853.343.81 2928 WiUena Ave. Montgomery, Other Securities Ala., following a trip to the Poco- Loans and discounts God's ROYAL MANOR Russell Stover Candies Bunk premises, furniture find flxturt os. asscls representing hank premises Other assets. Including 3 None itlrcc I lease financing The bride, a graduate of Wall power LOVELY High School, has been employed TOTAL ASSETS -. CARR'S at BelmarAVall National Bank. MATT'S The bridegroom, also a Wall 805 F Street lals. rshlps and High School graduate, U serving Curtis & Ave. M corporations _ 7,190.660.85 n the Air Force. He is stationed hand Belmar, N. J. Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and norporatlnns . _ — 16,511.994.S4 at Gutter Air Force Base, Mont- West Belmar Deposits of United States Government > 335.88 [ornery. Deposits of Stales and political subdivisions 3.356,430.78 Certified and officers' chucks, etc. 395,061.85 God's power is always at hand. It Milk LADY TOTAL DEPOSITS -- S27.5B0.05fl.09 comes into our lives when we • Shock Muflbn i Total demand deposits .- S 9.186.361.55 learn to understand Him - and ADVERTISEMENT Cake • Wheel AligniMn HAIRSTYLISTS I Total lime and savings deposits .... ai8.4O3.494 M claim for ourselves our true nature Ice Cream • Brake Santo llher liabilities. Including $ None mortgages and other liens as His spiritual image and like- 286.576.88 on hank premises and other real estate LOSE WEIGHT ness. Hear this Christian Science Newspapers TOTAL LIABILITIES - S27.S76.632.97 lecture presented by WILLIAM 7 Don't make a snap decision • . financing your auto! See how much money you save with lower bank rates • borrowing more conveniently at Belmar-Wall National Bank - F St. «J »* Aw. - *H. « Orel. Plate Wai T«p. - Rte. » » II* Am Somehow lore overcomes trtm Jbimtcts fMlit», Thursday, July 18, 1968 THE COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY l'age Thre* *•••••••, >•••»•»»< County Parks ITALIAN RESTAURANT Candlelight Ball Committees Named oLindu ond COCKTAIL Plan Activities For Annual St. Catharine's Event LOUNCE FREEHOLD — Monmoulii County Parka Naturalists are con- SPRING LAKE - The organize Mrs. James Heine, Mr. and Mrs. Luncheon - Dinner & Late Supper flicting a series of outdoor activi- tiunal meeting for St. Catharnie's Hit-hard Heine. Mr. and Mrs. Law- ties for the summer months that rence Burgund, Mr. and Mrs. Open Sun. 12 Noon Candlelight Ball was held Sunday. should combine a measure of in July 14 in the Carriage Itooin ol John Vorbach Jr , Mr, and Mrs. to 12 Midnight brmation and recreation. These the Mnnnwuth Hotel, here. Josoph Erbe, Mr and Mrs. Thom- as Flaherty. Open Daily 4 P.M. telivtios are on an informal basis Monsignor John E. Grimes, and are not conducted in a school- to 12 Midnight Pastor, introduced Mayor and Master of ceremonies — Mr. room atmosphere. The topics are Mrs. Joseph K. Robertson, chair- such that there should be some- and Mrs. Richard J. Day. men, and Mr and Mrs. John J Printing — Chairman, Mr. and thing for visitors from 6 to 60 and Geiger, co-chairmen to their com- so, the delivery is designed to cov- Mrs. Clarence Berger, co-chair- mittee chairmen. He announced man, Mr. and Mrs George Byrne. r as wide a range of ages and that the Ball will be held Friday abilities as possible. evening. August 16, in the Main Special Awards — Chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor; Co- County Naturalists feel that our Ballroom and Poolside of UK chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard »aiks are more than picnic Monmouth Hotel. In conjunction 62 Sylvonia Are. •'••>« NEPTUNE CITY Matthews; Dr. and Mrs. John B. grounds and playgrounds; so, with the ddhce, which is to bene- and Hiqhway 35 '•"•' "•"««• PRospect 5 3164 Ayers. Jr., Or. and Mrs. Fred Jiese activities provide an oppor- fit St. Catharine's educational Sleller, Mr. and Mrs. John N. unity lor visitors to learn about program, a Cadillac and a Cou- Sterner, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Wil- the plants and animals that oc- gar automobile and many other iams Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph :upy each park. Those visitors prizes will be raffled. BaKetto, Mr. and Mr. Milton Ap- that have an artistic flair may The following have been named plegate. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. wish to explore new fields of en- as committee chairmen and co- Meehan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert deavor in locating new subject chairmen: HEY SKINNY!!! HcCredie, Mr. and Mrs, Robert witter. Amateur photograhers Cadillac committee — Chair- 3»wson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sul- should find a new challenge in man, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mac- ivan, Dr. and Mrs. Francis A. Make The Weight-Watchers Jealous attempting their best witdflower Oowan; co-chairman, Mrs. Fred CHECKING THE BIG ONES - Major Aid Carlson, right. Republican candidate for sheriff sad a *flum, Mrs. John Higglns. or wildlife shots. Everyone comes Brown, Sr.. Mrs. Frank Loscal- fkUng eipert In hli own right, check, the hbiten at Ike wuiual Affiliated RepubUup Club pic- go, Mr. and Mrs. William BahiU; Go To nto contact with an insect or two Patrons — Chairman, Mr. and nfo at Harvey's Gran!, New Shrewsbury. Looki»g on are, Mi to right, Ikeofan J. Nsnsaasek, Mrs. Arthur Burlington, Mr. and during then* summer vacation. ilrs. William A. Ryan; co-chair- flub president; Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwtn, Freeholder Marcus Daly. OMgr Mrs. Arnold DiMassi, Mr. and Perhaps it would be fun to over- man, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mc- dldate; and Freeholder Hairy I-arrinon. Jr. More than 350 attended Ike annual event Mrs. Fred Balmer, Mr. and Mrs JAN'S HOUSE OF ICE CREAM come our aversion to these organ- AuUEfe; Mrs. J. Joseph Lyons, Joseph Ely. Mr. and Mrs. Robert sms and being a collection. Their tfr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hurras, Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. Arthur Marr; «w>hair- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vadas; co- liam McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs. xtpulation is so varied, county Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heine Jr., "The Wildest Sundaes in the East" Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph man, Mr. and Mrs. John Tully, chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Daniel Fahy, Mr. and Mrs. LtuJa naturalists can guarantee a life- Wr. and Mrs. George Meehan, Di Stasio, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miss Madaline Ansbro. Amoscati, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Micioni, Mr. and Mrs. James time activity. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Forlenza, Mr. Leyh, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ma- Publicity — Chairman, Mr. and Farren Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Higgins Jr., Mrs. Edith Towle, and Mrs. Vincent Molzel, Mr. and Try the Hawaiian Fresh Fruit Sundae tuch, Mr. and Mrs. O. Throne Mrs. Lincoln Manxi; ccx-hairman, liam Fay, Mr. and Mr». John Mr. and Mrs. John Mareulla, Mr. Because of the variety of plant Mrs. Nicholas Merli, Mr. and Mrs. Roschen, Mr. arid Mrs. John Me- Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. King; co- Dinl, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ada- and Mrs. Richard Eisenman, Mr. Me that call our parks home, an Andrew Raffetto, Col. and Mrs. and See What Else You Get — Mmmm!!! Creevey, Mr. and Mrs. Edward chairman, Mr. and Mrs. James mec, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steele. and Mrs. James Ikuss, Mr. and opportunity to step into the past rlarvey C. Jones. Presents itself when one begins Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. James Doras, Dr. and Mrs. John Motley, Mr. Mrs. Brian Kennedy, Mr. sod Tickets - Chairman, Mr. and 18th and "F" St. - BELMAR 7:30 A.M. to MIDNIGHT ••> identify plants believed to have Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford License - Mr. and Mrs. Ken- and Mrs. Peter Pelly, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Manila, Mr. and Mrs. medicinal value or that are sup- Clark. Mrs. Sylvester Carroll; co-chair- neth Drury. Mrs. Joseph Brennan, Mr. and Raymond Shalloo, Mr. and Mrs. wsed to be good food sources, Special clubs — Chairman, Mr man, Mr. end Mrs. Stephen Information — Chairman, Mr. Mrs. Walter Livingston, Mr. and Frank Adams, Dr. and Mrs. Nich- fo example, most of our informa- and Mra. William Wlngard; co- Keane; Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. and Mrs. Francis Hurley; co- Mrs. James Erne, Mr. and Mrs. olas Contort!. ion comes from diaries and ob- chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Smith Jr., Mrs. John McDonnell, duirrnan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph George Ruddy, Mr. and Mr*. Wil- servations from early explorers Scatuorahlo. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs, John Feeley, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley. FARM PRODUCE and settlers such as Captain John Judge, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walk John Vielklnd, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Advisory Committee — Mr. and FRUITS & VEGETABLES Smith. John Smith is known to cr, Mr. and Mrs. John Studnicky, iam Schreck, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Percy Chadwlck, Mr. and lave kept a complete record of his Dr. and Mrs. Urle Parkhlll, Mr. N, Broderick, Mr, and Mrs. Al- Mrs. Samuel H. Chasey. FLOWERING PLANTS observations while living with his and Mrs. William Gearty, Mr. and bert GardeHa. Chance Book Committee — Indian friends, and these observa- Mrs. (Hindu Sk-illnno, Mr. and Decorations and Art — Chair- HOUSE PLANTS ions have been handed down from man, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Logan; generation to generation. Diaries co-chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Sales and Service SUote Beauty Solan NURSERY STOCK . such as this tell us how the In- ert Maley; Mr. end Mis. Richard PEAT MOSS and dians made twine from the Bass- Fay, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Latta. 700 - Sth AVENUE - KLMAI wood Tree and what plants were My Neighbors Dance — Chairman, Mr. and OLDSMOBILE PATIO BLOCKS used to make inks and dyes. Mrs. Frank Quinn; co-chairman, Dial - 681-5675 Dr and Mrs. Daniel Savini; co- One cannot forget the tilings chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas CHEVROLET that make Monmouth County a Madigan. nice place to live. The parks, open Finance — Hon. Chairman, Miss ARTISTIC STYLING BULL RUN ii>Uls, quiet woodlands and old Anna Hayne; chairman, Mr. and •ISO Farmsteads are truery a part of Mrs. Frank Ryan; co-chairman, Quality Permanents Farm and Garden Center the overall picture. County Nat- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker. uralists will guide a number Reception — Chairman, Hon. Quality Used Can Coloring Route 34 - AlltnwoooVGlendoU Road (North of Cow Bam) auto tours throughout the county and Mrs. Edward Heine, Sr.; co- CALL - 449-3828 that will make it possible for new chairman, Mr. end Mrs. Peter residents to explore little known Maclearle; Mr. and Mrs. G. Ar- COST NO MORE roads and byways of the area. thur Farren. Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Tours such as these should pro- John J. Obrien, Mr. and Mrs. Belmar Motors "TO DO THINGS RIGHT vide an opportunity for our older Frank Heine, Mr. and Mrs. An- ITH AVE k F ST. "We Were Discussing Insurance and residents, also to recalpture the ••Here I loomed In of Mil thiny Farinaccl, Dr. and Mrs BELMAR, N. J. OPEN SIX DAYS flavor of "th? good old days." dred talking." Harold McGreevey. Phom-iSI-2727 the Name .. . Secretaries — Chairman, Mr CONNELLYBERGEN, INC Came Up." with 01:: 704 kknar Plan improvement toaiu [Ninth Av..j Dial 681 1398 ielmar. N. J. . .. Bring an eft ima'-e of costs fron your contractor... we'll lend you tl ; cash . . . you n 1- V Evelyn's Sea Food in reasonable monthly amounts. The Finest in SEA FOODS BELMAR SAYIN6S A Unique JflNSURfOfi & LOAN ASSOCIATION saves you COCKTAIL LOUNGE BELMAR. NEW JERSEY $ 00 Hat Been Added Established 1891 100. For Your Pleasure Office Hours: 9 AM to 3 P.M. Dairy — 7 »o 8c30 V»d. £». Wall-up and Drivt-bi Window Opm to 4 ?M. KIT STREET - IELMA* MI-on* on the new SELF-CLEANING Belmar Motor Lodge GAS RANGE HIGHWAY 35 - BELMAR. N. J. Dial - 681-6600 now on display at your nearest Gas Company Office. Como in ond too, or mail (no coupon hi information The Shore's Newest, Most Luxurious Hotel Ntw Jersey Natural Gat Company 601 Bangs Avenue This is the dream location for a motor lodge . . . cool Asbury Park, N. J. breezes sweeping across from picturesque Shark River Gentlemen: just minutes from major shopping areas and the enter- I am interested in further information about the new Self-Cleaning Gas Range. tainment center of Monmouth County, Asbury Park... Theatres, Playhouses, golfing, fishing and more — all a nearby. Ocean Bathing is within walking distance. Have friends coming for a visit?... Tell them about the fabu- lous lelnrar Motor Lodge ... they'll (eve it! 55 Luxury Rooms * Fireproof Building * To introduce the SELF-CLEANING GAS RANGE, we an offering the 30" Modern k TV in Every Room * All Rooms Air ComiHoind Maid Gat Range for $399.95. It will tellTegularly for $499.95. Now, during ftii« INDIVIDUALLY CONTROUJED tale, you cave $100.66. Get rid of ihe drudgery and mm of oven cleaning for- * Wof to Wai CorpotiMj • Tub and Showers everl Cleon-A-Matic keep* your oven dean and daity fre.h « the day it if imtalledl And for only pennies pm deat*fcglT1ii< Introductory * HUNT Service * Telephones in Ivory Room tale for o limited time only. Thursday, July 18, 1968 Page Four THE OOAST ADVERTISER, BBLMAB, NSW JERSEY, FOR ANY KIND OF PRINTING...SEE... THE COAST ADVERTISER Surfer'* dream. 1896 Cadillac hearse. Like new. 96,000 milts STORE FOR RENT Straight from the "Digger". Days BUT APPRAISE MM2K. Ni«ht 8641700. lull TvWI rr INTO CAM Ideal for any commercial or pro- Painting*. Guns, Coins. docks, fessional business. Next door U> GtM Silver, Jewelery, Furniture. Jimmy Sorrento's No. 1 Sub- mdc Boies, China. 0* Glass. marine Sandwich Shop, 1716 High Fur Trimmed way 71, Spring Lake Heirfits Tools, Anything Gooi Phone 44M242 (181 BELMAR TRADING POST Coats Featured 1005(4 V St. SPRING LAKE-The weather Belmar FOR RENT as in battling suit temperatures, In) 4 room, garage apartment. Year wt fur trimmed coats were (he round Unfurnished. 410 - 13th Ut of the Fall Fashion Shaw at a Ave., Belmar. (Ill) oard party sponsored by Spring Lake Chapter of Deborah held on SERVICES Thursday night. The event, a benefit for Debor- HAKRY PFLUG ah Hospital. Browns Mills, was 607-12th Ave., Belmar attended by 090 persons at the Monmouth Hotel. Um mowers repaired and sharp- aed. Hand saws, circular saw*, Many of the coats had mink, hedge shears, scissors, chisels, French rabbit, or fox fur at the planes, planer knives, kitchen neck and hem lines, and some had •r cuffs. knives and ice skates sharpened The Father In in me and I A coat and dress ensemble of Phone «l-»« m In the Father.—(John (lack wool was modeled. The 10:38) skimmer - style sleeveless dress You are the place where God lad a jeweled neckline, and the shinea through. As you relax 4-line coat had black fox shawl and trust in God to carry out collar and matching fur at the A JOHNNY HARTFORD His divine plan through you, hemline. Knit dresses and drew and coat SCHOOL SAFETY TIP as you begin right where you ensembles were featured for the are to let Him express Him- smart travel combination. self through you u love, peace, Cocktail dresses in crape and and faith in the good, every- lieer materials, and long formats thing in our life will begin to »rth jewel trim, were shown. One respond to your changed atti- oor-length evening gown of white tude. In our oneness with God crepe had a high mandarin-type you have all that it takes to neck line, long full sleeves, and live successfully. Make a new an an obi (wrapped belt). It was beginning with God today. He heavily jeweled at the neckline needs you to shine through and and cuffs with gold, dhalk, and to work through. harcoal beads. MtJMRHtfA Mrs. Myrna Laltman, fashion consultant, was commentator for Fire DrilH-1 earning how to act aahlons. She is from Bambergers in a fire drill, may save your life A Newark. in a real fire. March out of the An off-premise raffle featured COOK-OUT building promptly. No pushing WORK-OVT Bermuda cruise. More than 60 special prizes wehe also awarded. or shoving, ever. Walk quietly WE Table prizes were pairs of can- and learn to obey the hand sig- dle holders with flowers at the nals In case you can't hear GIVE • •w. commands. Know different routes to take if your exit is Mrs. Jame Wirkus was general THE FUN STARTS SOONER WITH A GAS GRILL! •airman and Mrs. Robert Ho- blocked. Above all, don't panic! ard was her assistant. Comm- (This safety panel, one of a ser- te members were Mrs. Feliz ies for JUNIOR FIRE MARSHAL,, torlenza, Mrs. Andrew Roppoli, has been prepared as a public Irs. William Eggiman, Mrs. Ro-service of The Hertford Insur- FUEL bert Hayes, Mrs. Nicholas Gen- ance Group) ORDER EARLY / ALLOW TIKE WEEKS FOR DELIVERY AND FREE INSTALLATION / SALE ENDS UDON DAT 1968 ie, Mrs. Robert Turton, and da E. Beebe. OIL • ONE STOP FOR ALL YOUR HOME • CHAUROIL 1 ' n KIFECT HOSI JPJPJB r i umnw «DJDf n cudNEr ii m n MTOMC M• TOWN CRIEI 1 • HEATING NEEDS! $79.00 Installed • $79.00 Inslalledfl M $79.00 Installed HRJIK9.W Installed V $6900 totalled Jfc $59.00 Inslillei Z • V Budget Payment Mm Jersey Natural Cat Companp«>y •-JM ' V Service Plans 601 Bams Avenue, Asbury Parkrk,, NN.. I 1.07710771?2 ¥ V Automatic Fill rGtntfemen: I NAME Please Install on my property the Gas Grillfe) V Replacements & and/or Gai light(s) which I have marked. I Installations will pay Ji 00 a month with my Gis bill for each Grill ami $3.00 a month for each Gas light until the full purchase price at stated is paid. These prices include the 3% N. J. SIGNATURE Sales Tan. It Is understood that there Is no interest or carrying charge. Delivery and nor- YOUR GAS CO. ACCOUNT HO... STERNERS mal installation on my property Is free. Please credit this 'sale to the followim Gas Company employee. NAME I2th ft R.R. AVES. BELMAR, N. J. • I prefer to paj cash. 0 NEW SERVICE INQUIRY 681-1900 0 da not have Gas Servioe in my home) LONG AND THE SHORT (SLEEVE) OF IT. 19M'. , > GAS MAKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE..'.OUTDOORS TGO! raiid AYrlr ),«(d»< length-rimed \ Free Belmardigras Bumper Stickers at Kedersha Shoes I • 1 1r 1 :•••* .11] 1 'In i 1 . AUG,2nd-3rd BELMAR,N.J Th|jr«day, July 18, 1968 THE COAST ADVERTISER. BUMAR, NEW JERSEY Pats Flvw I WILLIAM ALTON TO GIVE LECTURE OBITUARIES 40LENDOI.A BIBU CHURCH MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL MANASQUAN BIBLE CHURCB CHURCH MaraeOas An. ft Soatk St. JOHN JABLONSKI FRANK 8. VAN NEST • Wall Tiimali Urwls a Ktmpklu. Paster Edsal Morgan, Route M « Ualoa Areaae Wall Township Sunday Neptaae Cltjr Suaday WALL TOWNSHIP - John Ja- NEPTUNE CUTY - Frank S. 9:46 am - Sunday School. Fred «00 am • Holy Eucharist »:15 a.m. - Prayer time Mr and Mrs. Joseph Mand. of Was Sports Star blonski, i«, of Rte 34, died Tues- Van Nest, 74, president of the Carmer, Supt. classes for all 0 00 a.m. - Morning Prayer. Kendall Park, are parents of a WAU, TOWNSHIP - Edsal day at Jersey Shore Medical Neptune City Democratic dub ages, nursery through adult. Sung Eucharist witb Instruc- 9:30 am . Bible School boy. Mrs. Manz is the former Morgan, 48, former Manasquan Center, Neptune. and twice a candidate for the The Adult Class is studying tion and church 100001 10:45 a.m. - Morning Worship Patricia Ann Thomas, of Bel- High School athlete who excelled He was born In New York, and Borough Council, died Friday The Sermon on the Mount." Boh/ days - 7 and 10 am. "The Man Named Job" mar. in track and football, died Mon- lived in Jersey City before mov- at Jersey Shore Medical Center, 31:00 a.m. - Morning Worship, lite day at Jersey Shore Medical ing here 12 years ago. Neptune. sermon topic is "Disciplining 7:30 p.m. • Evening Service. Jersey Shore Medical Center Center, Neptune, after a short Mr. Jablonski was owner of Our Desires." mar BAPTIST CHutca "Touching Only Space'. Mr. Neptune illness. the Hudson Tavern, Union City, Mr. Van Nest was born In Jer- T:00 p.m. - Evening Service. Kenneth Hand and the pastor He lived at SOUs 17th Avenue, for 23 years, and of Jabbo's sey City, and lived there In the Or WALL TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Ilio Crisanti, 313 "Preparing for Christ's Com- will play a saxaphone and West Belmar Pleasant Inn, Ate. 34, Coiling* Cllffslde Park section before mov- Jersey Avenue, Spring Lake, are ing," is the theme of the ser- 7:10 P M • Evening Worship. comet duet. Mr Morgan was born In Bel- wood Circle, for the past 12 years. ing here nine years ago. parents of a girl. mon in the messages based on «MHag*»*J Park) mar and lived in the area all his He was sn Army veteran of Tuesday He retired six years ago after II Peter. •». PMv.HnHs**. Part* life. World War JX 8:00 p.m. - Senior Choir Re- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Partusch, S2 years senvlce with the I'ennsyl LOa L. Warren, Orfanisl 804 4th Avenue, Wall Township, He was a blue print analyst at He was a member of Elks tkru rTkUy »:« AM • Sunday Sdwol an hearsal. vania Railroad. He became a tele- are parents of a girl. tbe Business Machines Incorpo- Lodge 128, Asbury Park, Uw New graph operator with the line in 9:30-11:30 a.m. - Summer Bibfc Wult Bible Class. rated division of Rowan Control Jersey Tavern Owners Associa- Wednesday ASBURY PARK - Spiritual 1913. From 1980 until Ms retire- School. (See article elsewhere 11:00 AM. - Morning Worship. 7:45 p.m. - Prayer Meeting and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Ran- ler Co., here. tion, and the $wth Monmouth in the paper.) power and its release in human dolph. his widow, Mrs. Wednesday me book of Job. lic Christian Science lecture to 1943. He received many trophies Frances. Jjabtoasiji, and three Mr. Van Nest was a member of 7:00 pjn. - Mid-Week Service. CHURCH OP ST. URttL be given in Asbury Park, Mon- Mr. and Mrs. D R Cherry, Thursday and citations for his abilities on brothers. Edward, Union City, tbe Order of Retired telegraphers A time of meditation and THE ARCHANOEL day. July 22, by William Henry Beanthore Trailer Park, West 8:00 p.m. - Sunday School Board the field. Walter, Chester, Pa., and Frank, and the Retired Men's Associa- prayer followed by Bible EPISCOPAL Alton, C.S.B.. of New York City. fiehnar. Wall Township, are par- 8:30 p.m. - Dally Vacation Bible He was an Air Force corporal Miami, Ha. tion of the Pennsylvania Railroad. study. Sea OM The lecture is titled: "God's Pow- ents of a girl School workers meeting. during Wiirld War II with the The Ely Funeral Home. Nep- 3:00 p.m • Choir Rehearsal di- er at Hand." Sixth Sunday After Trinity 99th Bomber Group, which trained tune. l« in charge of arrange- He was defeated In Borough rected by Miss Barbara For- July a. ISO: Immediately following tbe Sun- Sponsored by First Church If at Biloxi, Miss. Council elections In 1964 and MM, day Evening Service on Jury 21st ments. no»; Mrs. Pamela Bennett, 8:00 a m ilobf Communion. Christ, Scientist, the lecture is He was a special policeman there will be a hymn sing. Re- Surviving Is his widow. Mrs, organist. 930 a.m.—Sung Eucharist and scheduled for 8:15 p.m. in the here, a member of Monmouth freshments will be served. church, Grand and Forth Ave- Shore Builders MBS. JOANN B. WILLIS Veronica M. Van Nest and sev- Friday Sermon. County Council, Boy Scouts of nues. ^».» „„. m>n» •« 7W r Street eral nieces and nephews. - •» 7:00 p.m. - Youth Fellowship in 11:00 a.m—Morning Prayer and America, and was a aooutmaster charge of Fred Carmer as- Sermon. Plan Dinner< for Troop TB, here, j. Hie Johnson Funeral Home, sisted by Jim Dinger, a junior Tlie Rev. Canon Raymond H. WALL METHODIST Mr. Morgan was a member of BBLMAR - Mrs. Joann B. Wall Township, was in charge of at Hougbton " Miller, Rector, will preach. _ Old Mill Read Auxiliary Post POINT PLEASANT - The N.J. the Little League Fathers of Willis. 08, died July 10 at Jersey arrangements. Rev. Caritaa Nelssa Shore Builders Association will West Belmar. This fall he was to Snore Medical Center. Neptune. Mart*? hold its 19th Annual Dinner Dance have become a coach for Pop Mrs. WiDIi was born In Wan- 7:M p.m • Prayer Hour in the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN To Mrs. Reiff awl Ball in, tlie Fall Saturday Warner Football League. town and bud lived hen (or 10 MRS. ClIAMATTR B, WOOIXKY pastor's study 9th Am and E St rnst BAPTIST CHVRCH BELMAR-The Ladles Auxil- night, September it at Fairmont Surviving are his widow, Mrs. years. 1«3 W. Sylvula Avenue Rev. B. D. Komanie. Jr. •n. J. D. Thomi iary of the Belmar-WaU-Juneau Hotel, Lakewood. Bernice Morgan; a son, Keith, at Surviving are a daughter. Miss Post, V.F.W., has named Mrs. Doris K. Willis, at home, and COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH •Ik An. Near D 8k, Bebnai The event will mark tbe 23rd home: seven brothers, Alfred, NEPTUNE CJTY - Mrs. Char- Isaac Reiff as its new president, wo sisters, Mrs. Esther Mason, / l-alrwod Rod t» anniversary of the NJSBA and Melbon, Norman, Eugene, and lotte Burdge Utoolley. 62. died succeeding Mrs, Donald Keefer. Forked River, Lacey Township, V Bkark Rlrer HUb the >17th year of its award-win- Everett, all Brielle, and WUliam Thursday at her borne, WESTBELMAB UNITED Mrs. Reiff conducted the meet- asd Leonard. Neptune, and three and Mrs. Mary Husong, Ware- CHRISTIAN 8CIENO ning monthly magazine, Bulletin own. ant and had lived here over 40 MKTHODIST CHURCH ing and heard Mrs. Thomas Brady Board. sisters, Mrs. Roselle Travis, Bri- MOUNT OLIVE first Ckarek al CkrM The Dangler Funeral Home was ant and had livede here over 40 •7th An. at I N. Cancer Unit chairman, report dle; Mrs. Willa Mae Carter, jwars. BAPTIST CHURCH 490 dressings were made at a in charge of arrangements. David Wilson, Pastor Guests of honor invited, said South Belmar, and Mrs. Marba Mrs. Woolley was a member I7t» Anas* aid r Stml recent meeting. Bazaar Chairman Dinner Dance Chairman Sydney DeOross, Huntington, N.Y. of Memorial United Methodist Asbury Pink Mrs. Al Seborowskl reported the H. Israel, Lakewood. include The F. Leon Harris Funeral MRS. EMMA R. 8TACKHOV8 Church and its Women's Society 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School for all Sunday service, 11 AJL bazaar will be held July 23 at Congressman William T. CahiU, Ucroe, Asbary Park, was in lilt Wall Real of Christian Service. She was a ages. Sunday School. 11 A.M. the 13th Avenue Pavilion, start- Congressman James J. Howard flFTH AVENUE CHAPEL charge of arrangements. Spring Lake Heights past president of the PTA and •:1S P.M. . Wednesday - ing at 9:30 a. m. Baked goods and I and Senators WUliam T. Hiering Ftftt Areaae ft B Street 11:00 a.m. - Morning worship with SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — member of Neptune Chapter Kt, Rev. David Wilson preachini Testimony Meeting. other donations are being sought. and Richard R. Stout, and John Mrs. Emma A. Stackhous, 04, Order of Eastern Star. Call 601,2043 for pickup. LEGAL NOTICE the sermon. "The Ministry o R. Glaqulnto, president of N.J. died Sunday at Jersey Shore Surviving are bar husband, Mrs. William Sylvester, treas- Proclaiming". Special music State Builders Association. Medical Center. George J. Woolley ST.; two daugh- urer, reported two more bonds NOTICE FOR will be sung by members o CHRIST CHURCH UNITY She was born in Bordentown. ters, Mrs. Marilyn Balsamo. BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH had been bought by the Auxiliary' Cocktails and smorgasbord are TRASH COIXECTION BlltH the Senior choir. Ceraer TWrd An. ft Emory St Notice li hereby given that aealed She lived In Philadelphia and South Elgin, III., and Mrs. Carol Glendola Grange Building Mnaduled lor 7:90 p.m in Or- trupnealt will be received by the lloniil Astwry Park. N. J. leans Roam and dinner at 8:30 or Education ol the Townililp of Wall, Point Pleasant until 1947, when Craven, Freehold; a son, George AllcnwMd-Hurley Pood Rd. 12:00 • Immediately following the The next meeting will Ik' on N.J. at the Wall High School In Augiut Rev. Charles E. Korlhaf* p.m:, followed by dancing and 13. 1968. at 8:00 P.M.. for Train Col- she came here. Jr., here; a brother, John Burdge, service there will be a recep- August 14 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Stackhous was a retired Seaside Park, and 11 grandchild- M. Brindley. Pastor a. hrasdway floor show. Al Hmis- lection Iwlth or without dumpatera). tion for the parsonage family Specification! and bid forms may be registered nurse. ren. Evangelistic - Fundamental in the social hall. Everyone man's orchestra will play for •ecured from the office of the Secre- dancing. tary, 2175 State Highway 35. Ska Girt Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. The Francioni, Taylor and Lo- 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School is invited to welcome the Rev Crossroad!. Sea Girt, N.J. The Board Frank Phillips, with whom she pez Funeral Home, Neptune, was 11:00 a.m. - Morning Service David Wilson and family to •vea the right to reject any or all . Mr. Israel, NJBSA vice presi- t.l Ever thought Christian I JT10W lasa colleetag w the Burning Inspector, aoart of Health Officer, Science Inaptetor be deposited or turned over within forty-eight hours of God Lecture Subscribe Mow To as Mind? 1:15 PM Mm, JatyB The Coast Advertise t-mmm. j^t Ck—1 «1 am. li.Hfc.0i mi ft 4tt Ares. Adbwy Park I*** # A • Page Six THE COAST ADVERTISER, BEXJIAR, NEW JERSEY Thursday, July 18, 1968' SOCIAL By Dorli Craig THE COAST ADVERTISER LETTERS TO SECURITY (butdMud in i«w THE EDITOR Lending itself beautifully to AHBWtY PARK - A record By Vow treatment with striped material is Printed Pattern Published By $l.:>l«,Mi was paid out in social Hutgtra Gardes Reporter pattern 935C, available in sizes 10 security cash benefit* !••> 49,816 through 16. The raglan-shoukter TUB COAST ADVERTISER, INC. Dear Editor: residents of Moinnouth County lor, lines are simple and when care- February, according to James J Vegetable-Flower Open House 701 Seventh Avenue, Belmar, New Jersey fully matched with the stripes Please accept our sincere Ciiivano, Asbury Park Social Se- thanks for your cooperation over The annual Rutgers Vegetable- across the bodice form an eye- MM* MM htUM wmy Thuiwtaj at 7(11 Brvenilt Avang*. Bttaur, •- I curity District Manager, an in- Flower Cteen House is scheduled appealing design. (Ins past year on cur publicity crease of 1810,478 over the amount campaign for The Garden Chib of for Saturday, July 27 between the «M wund w Mcond eUm matter «t OM EMmu PtmWttkm paid out for December KW8. hours of 10 to 3 Both the veg« Fitting a sleeve of this nature New Jersey. We have an extreme- into the dress is no work at all ly active organization consisting "February 1968 was the first table section and the ornamenta ODder an Art Of Congrwg of Much 5- UTS. for the home dressmaker and the of some ntii locai garden dubs month hi which increased benefit displays are adjacent and locate! on properties near the intersec results are at once expert and all over the state with, as yourates provided by the 1967 Amend- pleasing. realize, many services and en-ments lo the Social Security Act Hon of VS. No. 1 and Ryder Thursday, July 18, 1068 deavors for our members and thewere payable," Caiviano noted. Lane in North Brunswick nea A reminder to be heeded by ex- ]ni>lic. We are also a part of the Exit 9 of the N.J. Turnpike. pert as well as begisner is to Nationally, the amount of mon- National Council of State Garden Folders with a map showing the cut carefully and well. By follow- Clubs and carry on the directives thly benefits exceeds (2 billion, ing to the letter the designer's an increase of more than $360 exact location are available from How Big Is Drug Abuse? if that larger group in the United the MonmouUi County Extension layout instructions you will be States. Therefore, we greatly ap- million above the December 1966 assured of material grains run- Why do so many teenagers try drugs as a runout figure. More than 24 million men, Service, 20 Court Street. Freehold. preciate your aid in publicising Vegetable gardeners will be able ning in the proper direction. You our various events. women, and children, or nearly 1 will also be confident that you are from reality? From Hoboken to Honolulu kids and out of every 8 Americans, are now | Sjt. Stephen J. Day in to discuss plant problems with many who are no longer kids are sniffing glue for kicks, Our efforts toward acquiring a county agents and specialists at a getting the most from your ma- Permanent Headquarters which rewMng some type of monthly terial. smoking marijuana, even experimenting with more dan benefit. VIETNAM - Marine Sergeant location on the garden grounds. will be the locale for many of Stephen J. Day III, son of Mr. Suspected diseased plant samples There are now many bonded and gerous drugs. Every morning across the nation theu these activities and a Garden Cen- and Mrs. Stephen Day Jr. of 84 About 18.4 million of those re- if brought to that location, can a!double knit fabrics available at ter for the state are now gather- Inlet Terrace, Belmar, N.J., Is sands of narcotic addicts wake up with a common crav ceiving benefits at the end of so be diagnosed. yard goods counters and this pat- ing steam and we are pushing serving with (he Third Battalion, ing—to get enough illegal drugs so they can hang on February were 62 or older. An tern is ideally suited to both. II forward toward our goal. additional 2.2 million were dis- Fourth Marine Regiment, Third Improved vegetable varieties at once a dress that can be through the day. We believe it Is important that abled workers under 62 and their Marine Division In Vietnam. will be ready for inspection and worn plain and unadorned the general public be cognizant of young dependents. As a member of the battalion guided tours will be conducteod. shown In the illustration, or with our schools, courses and other he helps capture or destroy ene- Previous ornamental gardens How big is drug abuse? No one can estimate how necklace and bracelets to match horticultural and gardening pro- About 3.4 million social security my forces. He accomplishes this have featured marigolds, petunias, many people misuse drugs today. or blend. grams so that this planned center beneficiaries were young widowed through weapons fire, tactical zinnias, and geraniums. This year mothers and their children, the The director of the American Social Health Asso- will be more effective. So. at maneuvering and both large and 109 different annuals will be fea- In a plain black or navy blue district manager said, noting that ciation's national program in drug dependence and this time, we extend our grati- small scale operations. tured. Among these will be 35 wax bonded crepe, pattern 9356 fills the tude for your help in the past and a total of about *1« billion has I m unjt u also engagegg d In a begonias, 37 snap dragons, 22 bill for an all ocasion gown. Can abuse, Dr. Charles Winick, believes the number runs in- been paid lo orphaned children did t hope that you will continue to civic program designed to white petunias, 10 All America se- you picture a pair of rhinestone give us such support in the hi and their mothers since January asslst lection varieties and S different to the millions. g y asslst t^ Vietnamese people in clips at the neck seamlines? Un- m nthth J r 11 | plants selected especially for a "The problem of drug abuse is one of the nation's ture. £>£•* . "^^. ll ** ""I ™", completing self-help projects, such derstated loveliness would be the Sincerely Yours, benefits first became payable. as &e building of wells, oil- blue and white display border. I result of such a combination. costliest social problems — and continues to spread," he In the past 6 years alone, bene-' verts, small bridges and schools. The wax begonias and many pet RUTH B. SOMERVILLE fit payments to this "younger Equipment and materials are tunia varieties are In full bloom Watch next week for the Nehru- p~~$2 says. "One-shot lectures are not enough to combat it (Mrs. W. T. SomerviDe group" have amounted to IK'made available through the Ma-now. and most other varieties are influence dress. It's a beauty! The urgent need is for research on drug use and abuse The Garden Club of Printed Pattern 9004: times as much as the amount nine Corps Reserve Civic Action starting to flower. The garden 1 New Jersey should be at its peak for the Vege- Mlases Sizes 10,12,14,16,18, "We need to know more about why so many per- paid out in this category during Fund, Printed Pattern 20. Slie 14 (bust 44) takes sons are adopting the 'tune-in, turn-on, and drop-out the preceding 21 years. tabknPlower Open House. Satur- 214 yards 45-Inch fabric Many younger people also re- •% C 1 day, July 27. but it Is open now SIXTY-FIVE CENTS In coins. ( philosophy. LIBRARY ceivc benefits due to disability. rTflflrilllK lPl and has many visitors throughout ••ach pattern —. add 15 cents "We need epidemiological studies in communities More than $170 million is being ' «'«|'""»» '•»»"• the summer. for each pattern for lst-claas. mailing and special handling. to determine who and where the drug dependence per- CORNER paid each month to disabled work- The petunia is by far the most ers and their *pcndents-a rate popular of all annual plants and .Send to 170 Newspaper Pat- WAIL TOWNSHIP - The Wall |0l Ulll jCOUIS tern Dept., 232 West 18th St.. sons are." • ««• I white is the most popular color. Library has Its welcome mat out PARMINGDALE^rfromas Kel- New York. N. Y. 10011. Sen* Included in the display are grand- Citizens who want to help stamp out drug abuse for the young and "young in SOf for new Fall-Winter Pat- iflora single and double types; may write to the American Social Health Association, heart." tern Catalog. Coupon iimlclo multiflora single and double Rood tor One Free Pattern. An excellent display of cliil- 1 0 11 1740 Broadway, New York City, to find out what to do types, as well as some of the old- dren's books has been prepared provided more protection for' " ™ '™ P^TnTJ S lMr Oalvano ""ered to girls attending Real- er inbred petunias. for public viewing by the Mon- mouth County Library Association. ti fhMrthC The anapdragon display in- 000 children are now eligible for', cludes four different dwarf flor- Among the many fine children's benefits based upon the earnings cil of Girl Scouts. Completes Training Attitudes tV Platitudes Jerry Marcus books in the collection are the Seasonal County Naturalists will il carpet plants, 10 Intermediate of a mother who has died or is inapdragons, 21 tall snapdragons, current Galdcott and Newbery entitled to disability or retire-1retire- ^ P atJ Nomoco everyy Fri IAMAHMJJO, Tex. - Airman Medal Winners. These annual re- in and two double types. Kevin H. Connors, son of Mr, and ment benefits. Previously, women I** «** **?*"* ??*.* Japanese Beetle wards by the Children's Service needed to have worked for at aperaUon. on July 19, 26 and Aug- Mrs. Howard F. Connors, 813 Pit- / / '/ ' ', Division of the American Library ust 2. from 9:00 a.m. to 12 Noon. Adult beetles feed on flowers ney Drive, Spring Lake Heights. least one and a half of the last Association are given to the most and foliage of many deciduous three years. However, that re- Mrs Charles Lubciw and Wil- N.J., has completed basic train- distinguished American children's liam Canning will be conducting trees and shrubs as well as many ing at Amarilk) AFB, Tex. He has quirement has been removed. herbaceous plants. picture book and finest piece of Payments can now be made tosessions on plant identification, been assigned to the Air Force literature published during the i as medicinal herbs, They skeletonize leaves, leaving Technical Training Center at the children of a woman worker -•.-- „,. . ._»•, . year. only the midribs and veins. Large who has died, become disabled, I ^ non-edibles touohables and Sheppard AFB, Tex., for special Also on view is a nostalgic step trees may be defoliated. toed schoiling as an aircraft non-touchables. Nomoco campers Larvae or grubs live in the soil into the past. What child can re- will also be visiting Turkey maintenance specialist. Airman and feed on the roots of grasses sist the charming "Little Women" I Swamp where William Canning Connors is a graduate of Mana and other plants. Large areas of squan High School. dolls tastefully displayed among Another change made 100,000 wiH he In charge of Bog Terrar- "little Women." Eight Cousins," kim Workshops; Tree Identifica- lawns may be killed when many younger persons — disabled work- grubs are present. 'Tittle Men" and the beloved ers and their dependents - eligi- tion sessions; and programs on writings of Louisa Mae Alcott. Nature Photography, Insect Col- (According to Donald M. Mohr. bl for benefits. The amount of Senior County Agent, grub proof- George Craig, Wall patrolman, social security work credits re- lecting and plant identification. To Lease Coaches and a well known shore scuba "Seasonal County Naturalists ing th» tart with an insecticide quired for the payment of bene- will often give control for g years "IwnM m. I* gal Ih.ia wlmbhloM wlp.r. Ax«d diver, will soon exhibit an Inter- fits to workers who become total- who will be present at the Girl TRENTON - The Department Scout Holmdel Day Camp every or more. Allow 8 months to a esting collection of coral, shells, ly disabled before they reach 31 of Transportation has located and and paraphernalia of the sea. day pf its three two week Mis- year for effective control to be authorized the purchase of 17 years of age has been reduced sions of operation will be Mrs.evident. Young lads might also find the substantially - for those below 24 used railroad coaches to be re- shoe box science kits prepared by Lubqy, Mrs. 'Richard Zeldin. and To protect plants from adult habilitated and leased to the Cen- years of age, to as little as a year Bob Henschel. Programs to be beetles, apply a 5 or 10 percent the association of University and a bah* of coverage. tral Railroad of New Jersey. Women most enjoyable. conducted there include general DDT dust or a spray that con- Commissioner David J. Goldberg, Some 65.000 widows, unable to natntt walks; terrarium work- tains 2 tablespoonfuls of 50% DDT j SIZES 10-16 All in all. a visit to the Wall work because of severe disability, said today. Library is a pleasant "happen- shop!; tree and plant identifica- wettable powder per gallon of Prlntet Pattern'9356: Teen were able to get monthly benefits tion sessions; study of life in andwater; or appty 1.5 percent die]- SUes 10, IS, It, 16. Sue IE The Commissioner told a meet- ing." as early as age 90. Dependent dis- Mrs. Alex Tichenor. librarian near water; and discussions on drln dust or a spray that contains takes 1% yards 54-inch. ing of die Commuter Operating abled widowers also became eligi- handing and identifying snakes, 2 teaspoonfuls of 25 percent diel-' SIXTY-FIVE CENTS In coins Agency that ao of 17 stainless has reported that 86 new borrow- ble for payments, and in some ers received library cords and he value of each part of drin wettable powder per gallon I each pattern — add 15 cents steel, air conditioned coaches cases, so did divorced wives of de- wildlle to the other. Mairy pro- June. of water; or apply a spray that' lor each pattern for lst-clans have already arrived at the Read- ceased workers. gram will relate to outdoor and contains 2 tablespoonfuls of 50 mailing and special handling. ing Railroad's shops in Reading, naturi badge requirements. Send to 170 Newspaper Pat- percent carbaryl (Kevin) wettable tern Dept, 232 West 18th St.. Pa., and the other seven are ex- Plan Bazaar Mr. Kellers emphasized that powder per gallon of water. Re- New York, N. Y. 10011. Send pected to arrive before the end — The Woman's Mis- this ii a service of the MonmouUi peated treatments are necessary CM tor new Fall-Winter Pat- of this week. "0« r*vr wli»*hUld wip«n flu*" Clark Named Count' Park System which is of- as new leaves and flower appear. tern Catalog. Coupon Inalda sion Society of the Calvary Bap- good for One Free Pattern. The rVWiri Safmty Sarvfc* tist Church, here, will sponsor a fered and is available to all non- SOUTH ORANGE - Robert P. profit Recreation groups, such as bazaar at the 13th Avenue Pavil- Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom- ion os Thursday. July 25, from 10 the "I" groups, Municipal Day D«f«cliv« equipment contributes to many sj(f|dtfttf» as H Clark, First Avenue, Allen- a.m. until t p.m. Camp. etc. For further informa- wood. Wall Township, has been tion, , "e On sale will be fancy hand- named to the Dean's List with nd to make arrangements made article,, Jl bkd for ^^ I first honors for the past semester services,, contact Mr. CROSSWORD * * . lh AC, Gordon Kellej at O nMt Monroouth County Park ystcm main office in Free- I hold, fehplKttW 4W-1M0. SUBSCRIBE NOW! POTS THE SPOT Fill HI Olid Mnd subscription blank to . • • THE COAST ADVERTISER 701 • 7th Aw. - Minor, N. J. 07719 * V Date: Plan* Deliver THE COAST ADVERTISER Jo • ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION M &b swan »l wMk MDba*^ .._ H00 *7 • Zntar-Aaar- 10 - On* »f ••*• lc«n (aba.! oral (abb. -y.L — „ L. _. J r j .J J. J| jLIm , ,,-,J mttJ f ,.— ..'Li l|| •• fa • AaK maaMmt. Singh Copy — MriMf n ;„;;... A C It 0 • S M • Print.>'a 11 - In the di- •r row. as w* as wUlt. For Mtntfia* tvlmMt/JrWavMilm 1 - Firuit •M..UT. rection of •at with OHM tatai mi Ik. **. |M M m •»•» siatm •*• mm Man *«•>•» 1> - Pronoun 17 - Hak* ready la, iuliplilTlata lamln tmmi»tMta. im —t p— i itju»«M * •» —m m. - -» „ •__ —•• M> - Piir.r.r IS . Tak* a ColUg«Sfud«rf(9mo«tltt| T» cit. 7 " Th.-trie.X 51 • b«..d oa A pot'« the tpot to pUnt the ihowieil, ' H h« a holt in tbt » - Exultant JJ - Par.nt 1» - (tea alp Woomsyoyou can trow* ffo r • puiatihit th "e spot tint r i a flat Hone or a aim |ii j „^ M • ArprtaoMi ao - L.g.1 uTlatt.) 5» - Maalo •»«. dtiu in the tardm mafi movable. If yo. u l lo rihat tte KHI » heU back :,* ' 4l •» own •fMtsrution ckaaaa a larden ana*, movini pott of bioomi it - raiiiutia 1 . ai • rSlak »1 orgaMlx- about will do th. irick l - 1 ' iHbH i*tk • • fttim Tat most popuUr flowtn for tueli we are. « mMAwl to u-sd u it* bottom ni »ai1 3 • M - IltlMir taemdty, leraatamt ami pMuniat. Tha two of MM pe t Gravel or iraks. a torn* .pat m bet* Urn3: Mln<» k • as-*»M» * f 13 - H» taavvaa r 1 _..... a.—. —^.a,, town *w thrirc undv pot culture and bloom profuttly in ewelfcat wMWili. Maatiaa.Slallar . C««tral in. »y colon for as low a pcrM as any sawal atacavw Ike ma tail mr tktn ka tea*as - Si l: 3: ^^^^ w w ^^ f^^karf 1M >^HI MaM a^MM. tlat^M M » ^, - - I: »• ^MMaliaB 3: MlaUsa t» Sfcl Jit, *•••-• - • QnpMMnn wcfT MVTWMIKI M: IJMH1IM.1M Ev **. B «•%.) Ir- pw-fUall? is: M f.T.,.1 Ira** - lnat>U» |! «ma«ra»a :1 •Ma* n«t. anl inasa Ss*dM. is »ara »a- M feat.) p-i •M Man UHI•" Mi.l "Thursday, July 18, 1968 TO COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAfi, NEW JEROTTf Pag« Savon LEGAL NOTICE Pair Inducted Golf Tourney Standing Ovation ASBWBY PARK - William J. NOTICE Fraser, Jr., Neptune City, and •IAKE NOTICE thai Umra L H*u Thomas E Helmka. Spring Lake, BUSINESS DIRECTORY »elt, Exoculrix r.f the Eslal* of Alfred Benefits Center Given Liberace were among the 18 men Inducted F. HAust'lt, trading »* Oak Tree Tuv By Doris Craig ern, has a|>|i|li-tl to tho Tiwiwhlii Own- MANASQUAN — The ei^itli into the Army by Local Board 38, QUICK REFERENCE TO YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSMEN mittee of Ihe 'hiwnship of Wall. New HOLMDEL - Incomparable, ex- annual Gold Pulter golf tourna- here, on Monday. Jersey (or a plenary retail oinsumptlofi citing, charming are some of the •UrcriM' for premise* situated on 1412ment for the benefit of Manasquaa Schoolhiuwe Kiwii. Neptunp New i adjectives which come to mind er Health Center was held at Mana- sey, Clwiuicltt. Wall Township New when AUGUST 2 & 3 Operate My Lady Bates Market State Classic WAI A, TOWNSHir — In a capt Wall's Big One! ion on a photo last week. Mr Leads League Wins Contest Race Saturday and Mrs. Short wrc identified 300 Laps -100 Miles NEPTUNE - Bates Country HHUUAR -AlUl oz. blue- WALL TOWNSHIP - The stock .'i;, the owners and operators o Market Jumped into a game and BELMAR, N. J. fish was the winning catch (or car racing event of the year, the SAT., JULY 20 the My Lady Fashions shopAct a half l«id in the Belmiir Mer- Mildred Dearlng of Hainfield. Uth annual renewal of the Gar- SURFING ually. Mrs. Lillian Short and Mrs hants Woman's Bowling league this week In the 1918 Ballantine/ (Rain Data July 27) at Che Shore Lanes, with a two- den State Classic, will be staged CONTEST Florence Julian, who was also Garcia/iBehnar Fishing Contest at game win over second place Pazi- Belmar, N.J. at the Route 34 oval this Satur- Garden State Salei • Fun for all shown in Die photo, are the own enza's Nursery. Miss Dealing made her catth day night. Classic Parade • Prizes ers and operators of My Lady Pazienias is tied with Belmar aboard Captain Joe Vassallo's Fashions. Fashion Corner and Pat's Diner The 100-mile, 300-lap event, Is • Beauty Contest • boat, the Captain Joe II. New Jersey's Biggest and f >r the second spot. open to Modifted-Sportsman stock Richest Short Track Stock Her 86-point bluefish won out car drivers who have competed a The high game for the night Car Championship. was bowled by Ethel Fisk, Who jver Second Place: Frank MMi, least three times on the high- Avalon. 79 points, bonita, 4-lb. hit a 199, and the high series banked macadam speedway since TIME TRIALS - • I'M. went to Kathy Veron with her 12-oz. caught aboard the Shy the beginning of the current sea RACE TIME • 8 I'.M. 546 The Zulla Steel Company Poke, Capt. BUI Guenther. posted the high game, a 654, and AN ALL STAR HELD Third Place: Fred Stroud, Ft. Over 40 eligible cars will vie FUdebrand Cabinets bad a 1,875 Lee, 72 points, bluefish, 10-tb. 2- IN TRAINING - Jamei J. Force, ton t* Mr. and Mri. James It — PLUS — for the high team series. for the coveted 26 starting posi- oz., caught aboard the Lenny, Force of 18th Avenue, Wall Towmhlp, la partlrquttii* In a U.S. tions in time trials that will gel NOVICE HEATS Stop at Sunoco Other high games were by Capt. Henry Leonard. Air Fore* Reserve Officers TraMag Ccipa (AFHOTC) Held train- Eleanor Galluccio 179, lAgnes under way at 6 p.m. sharp. and FEATURE Veron 170, Mae Sasse 170, 174: The BaUantincAiania/Helmdr Ing encampment at Otis AFB. Mass. Uurinf the encampment. cadet, become familiar with the lite and aettvlU« on Air Force Heading the list of eligible driv- Corner 18th Ave. and Route 71 Carol MUich 171. 170; Doris Trot- Fishing Contest in a 12week ers is current modified point lead- Wall Stadium ter 179, Ann Hildvhrand 171. at tournament running from June 17 bases an) can examine career opportunities In which they might er Charlie Kremer Jr., of Toms Torchia 193, and Julie Johnson through September aid. wish to serve as officers. River. Kremer, in view of his ROUTE 34 — BELMAR 183 superb showings to date, must be • Wall Tvwnalp Near T)K Standing! touted as a heavy favorite to caip- P ••••••• L Merchants Take ture this, the richest event of the Bates Country Mkt. 16% J0!i year. FREE Belmar Fashion Cor. -J15 12 'at's Diner 15 13 THE HE»T OF SUMMER NEED NOT BE A HURDLE TOFU W AND Pair in League Defending Modified champion 'azienza Nursery 15 12 RELAXATION.' HERE ARE SOME TIPS FROM EXPERTS THAT CAM Tomrrue Elliott, who won the 1 Ot. of Motor Oil TAME THOSE LONG HOT PAYS AMD NIGHTS: BELMAIl - Hie Belmar Mcr J and E Florist 13 14 chants picked up two wins in the gruelling event in 1966, has been Char Pit 12V4 14V, experiencing a barrel full of hard FURNACE When You Get An Oil Change and Jersey Shore Baseball League KJein's Fish MM. 12% 1414 last weekend, but missed a gold- luck to date, but likcany defend- ing diampion in any sport he Iildebrand Cabinets —12 IS en opportunity against league CLEANING From filter. :ulta Steel Inc. 12 15 leading Howell Youtli and drojjped can't be written off in a big Betsy Ross Motel 11V4 15*4 a 6-2 decision. event. The Merchants had outslugged Parker Bohn of Freehold, the This offer is good from July 15th to August 19th Howell, 14-12, the previous week, thrice consecutive Sportsman for Sunoco Credit Card holders only. HOMER O'DELL but fell before the slants of Jim FUEL OIL I. MODERATION IS THE KEY TO 2.. PON'T BE LURED 8Y SAND 'N champion at WaU Stadium, who OPPOSES STEELE BATHIWG.' DON'T BATHE IN WATER SURF ON THE HOTTEST DAYS. Leon. He limited the losers to always has his No. 650 CMC right TWATS TOO MOTOR COLD-NEITHER GROUND TEMPERATURES AT THE three hits, one a triple by losing ASBURY PARK—Homer O'dell, n the thick of every battle, much ONE WILL COOL YOU AS WELL AS BEACH CAN EXCEEP I4O pfcGREES pitcher Red Paschito. He knocked •omoination manage r^wrestler WATER THAT'S SKIN TCVPEMTURE, -AND ONLY A FISH COULD STAY IN o the delight of his fan club and OIL BURNER in one run and. scored hlrself to las been selected to oppose TWO BATHS ON THE HOTTCST THE SURF LONG ENOUGH TO nany followers, is another crowd DAYS SHOULD Be PLENTY. STAY COOL.' account for the two tallies. WEEKEND SPECIAL — $1.00 George Steele, No. one challeng- avorite, who can very easily 'Belmar is now deadlocked for walk away with all the cash in SERVICE r. in the third feature-sharing' fourth place with Red Bank Tire bout on the next wrestling pro- this long dash. and Holy Family. The Merchants Flowers by Wire gram in Convention Hall Friday edged bbe Tiremen, 3-2 in 12 Inn- Richie Massing, of Morganville; ight, July 26. Starting time for Certified >o easy, so thoughtful, ing; after halting Fort Monmoulh Jave Hulse of Point Pleasant; le Show is 9 p.m. under the lights, 6-1. Mbby Roshell of Cookstown; Jim Metered World Wide Wrestling Fcder- so beautifully received. Belmar workhorse Bill James loffman of EngHshtown: Bill tion heavyweight champion Deliveries went the route against Red Bank. Brice of Glenlola; Don Stumpf Bruno Sammartino will defend 3.KEEPCLOTHINS LOOSE AHPLIGHT. I.WE? HOUSE AIR COOL ANDCIR- He struck out 19 and walked but of Neptune; Gil Hearne of gainst Professor Tanaka of Ja- T-SHIKTS AND OTHER POROUS SKIN- CUUTINS WITH AN AIR-CONDITI0W- GIG MORRIS — Flower Shop three. He hurled runless ball un- Wrightstown; Tony Battle of Em- pan while The Kentucky Butcher CLINBERS ARE ALL RIGHT BECAUSE EX SUCH AS THE CHRYSLER AIBTEMP. THEY ABSORB MOISTURE.THE THE AIRTEMP HAS A UNIQUE AIR til the Uth inning. Both teams erson; Bobby Vaughn of Jackson; 681-2300 GEORGE A. MORRIS ind Gorilla Monsoon wrestle Vic- LIGHT COLOR MAY COOL YOU MORE DISTRIBUTION CAPABILITY AND AN tallied once In the inning before Hank Dudley of Brick Town; or Rivera and Earl Maynard in MENTALLY THAN PHYSICALLY- BUT AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT TO TAKE ~ " 710 • 9th Ave. Dial 681-1909 Belmor. N. J. file Merchants pushed across the Johnny Luhrs of Farmingdale; team match in other features. WHO CARES, AS LONG A5ITVWOPK5.' GUESSWORK OUT OF COMFORT CONTr I cinching markers In the 12th. Bill Chevalier of Sayreville; "Pee FARREN Guy Bupnocore singled and Ec Wee" Griffin of Wrightstown; Kundes followed suit A walk am Jerbie Tillman of Miami, Fla.; IF YOU LIVE ALONE single by Vinnie Giordano got the Bill Altonen of Elizabeth; Jack FUEL CO. runs in. It proved to be enough tart of Chester, Pa.; "Chubby" 809 F Street BekAire although Dixie Abdella started the lower of Red Bank; George Mc- Red Bank 12th with a home run. Curdy of Lakewood; Dick Lewis Belmar, N. J. Second place Point Pleasant of Cream Ridge; Jack Ely af will pay a visit to Memorial Field Manasquan; Jerry Schiel of Toms S". BREAK UP STALE Ale BY 6. SET PLENTY OF REST.' USE River and Charlie Muscatell of Golf Club PULLING LARGE PIECE6 OP ANY WORK-SAVING DEVICE Saturday at 5 p.m. to battle the FURNITURE OUT FROM THE YOU CAN, AND ON THOSE Merchants while the following Belmar are all eligible chauffers WALL AND REAKRAN6ING IT AT SCOKCHIN9 NIGHTS, TRY To day, Belmar treks to Manasquan who could take home "all the ba- •lAltff * MODELS TO RIGHT ANSLES.THIS WILL tRSATE SET AM EVtRA HOUR for a 1:30 p.m. tilt against the con' In the event that will take ItVlf i CHOOSE FROM! CHAMPIONSHIP PAR 3 NEW CIRCULATION PATTERNS. OF SLEEP. ' third place A.C. over an hour and one half to run. GENERAL Mtmbtn and Guest Welcome PAINT POT COLORS An KcMmt or ifckntu white ELECTRIC living alom In a locked up 18 Holes house or apartmnt can go un- Holiday Theme detsctad tor days unless you |P 7 WALL OVENS THAT From • 110 yards to 230 yards have some plan of having peo- ple check on you. One woman and her friend across the street CLEAN Route 34 Allaire Road use the living room shade SEA GIRT-It's going to.be pulled up early each morning Christmas In August in Sea Girt to signal all Is well to each this year, as the annual Carna- THEMSELVES AHenwood, N. J. other. Have a family member, a friend or even the building tion Ball, benefittlng St. Mark's Phone -449-6024 superintendent phone you each Church, takes on the winter ELECTRICALLY! day if possible. Keep In touch holiday hue. Stafh 1 B«Ms Onus! Slide In with those living outside your Sml fit itindirt 24* and 27' abode 50 they see you about, • AI AppUctiou mm be •pfroml bj i know that you are all right. According to reports from the Do you need, somewhere in your garden, a meeting of the committee on Sat- inss of color — If so, there* a zinnia called Painlbrush for its t) ftMIRICAN MI/TIMl LIU. INS CO not of a single hue bul of nine pnint pot colors, new for Dm yenr, ih.il fits the urday at the home of Mrs. Will- description. It h.is niedium-si/e, double bloorr,s; iam C. Loughran, 697 Ocean Ave- nue, two weeks prior to the Aug- ust event, a hundred homes In Sea Girt wil be decorated with Vfenead used tors. holiday lights and bedecked with holly and yuletide trimmings. Tfce onmmitlee meeting- act- ually a party boated by Mrs. Lou- ghran, general chairman, and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Warden-was a bit of a preview. The hocus, nplan ouMaM wall own In with the Mev. J. Frederick Child. mrninm irtth IMW. •.H-cit.n- honorary chairman, met the WO liu. .lid. in a El Than Mas committee members and honored guests hi a Four Seasons Garden. •mar. Whan youapan ttia «oor, amn'a aa •tealMifdaail aa tha The Christmas theme was sel- •»>•• *»3rl IT , ected, the committee said, be- n m mm MMHI cause it is the hope of the group to raise *40,000, the gift neces- sary for the fnal payment on the mortgage. l The loughran home was dec- orated In the Christmas them, complete with wreaths, tinseled PRINTING trees, and tight A large Chriat- mas tree was decorated wMh red STERNER carnations, kept fresh in mdMd- SOOHMT or loter diiioit wcryoiM oal vials! Rock-bottom Clearance A warm Santa Claus was onCoal .Lumbel»filRJlAr Co. •id with gifts far alL ftnV^^MK J^4± n* m taV^ 'Aft Ad Books • Business Cards, etc. 9tjtj mts tjtj I ~r of th. N«w York Yon.—I THE COAST ADVERTISE! smasssxr GIGER FORD W-7Hi Taffer's Hardware "Sw KM 'llifcMfcrbird • Official Car of tttf New To* Y«*MS" Ml-0511