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Robert RicherAccident Victim
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C*mp Meeting Airlines AddAt Ocean Grove Shuttle Service
Gallagher Tavern Charge Dismissed,Hearing on Shamrock Charge Is Set
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Howell Township Soldier Awarded ^ m e WinnersArmy's Bronze Star for Leadership PlaygroundsM H H t f B i l l l M i H t Hr ll | |In?'— WJ V M.I, |im\SHM' !'" V
Captain ByrneProtests Delays
Loot Is BuriedIn Belmar Sand
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meeting of (he Belmar WallJuneau Post, VF"W Auxiliary.
Mrs MiHw Rriff,wekHrtn^d Mr, Flurvrtt-p Dunn,; r!ll
Mr*. Ma Hershkowitz, and Mr* h«Itw Stork' Iiunni; the row-tin*, c,Mr«. E v i SylvtfterMrs M.--. t.i •,:;..«<•! Mrt, Mid | ;
red Burluf! ;i- ^crrturyMrs Edith Craig, chairman al \ *'."
the Imrffliry so i lunit, i- .-
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Minnm i' Mttflwwxt were Kirk: >. i i i • • ! • . ( ! ' i i W i l * m . i t
'*. ntfjl, Pmfl M M and IfBMH ;tt Ihe hiyh srhoftl. Tim
fT O'Hewy and Mtfpi Palmer; at^ HurH-y School, Bruce Andrews
U i tdnM) f.-;mc>; at West Waar, BMI M I and MMiIT*
idt inijjhies were MHjHfr-i Eik- Baft-
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birthday party for children :>tthe Brisbane Child fUfflllT. WaMTownship.
Community service chairman,Mrs. Sylvester, reported tourboxes of tlulbinfi M M distributedto needy fancies, and four $25Itonds were purchased by themembers.
Gold Star Mothers will hi in-viltxl to ft dinner at Buck Smith's,Kan KMDiburg, September 2t.
It was also reported that Mrs.Clorinlhe Stanford and Mrs. Ag-nes Seborowski. co-chairmen,were in charge of Ihe VF'W boothat the Belmardigras.
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»< ..«-.*•« North Jersey men, l u ^ » * • * • 1ii ! TOOK iharpi. n q Lw| • * •. . i i ! ' n.- H-T fuu, v u v k s !» '• • Phi
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. while malting a routineitnn of the pavilion. He
• found a pair of Aoetihji | Bre>!in 4 M M and
M,,kiM Jr ,f Rni i. i^-^tottJrharged with M ^ H pur-,, Th , ( ,
from women « a Wai «ern (.M , « h ,n m « t a m M M l « K i t b e t m ( | i m l i s e im.[ltdi d M M U t ,
lt'1' ' " iMll l t ie- bi'er, soft drinks, 5wfc«! mas^'Now, says Captain R>rn.-, BJVS-I z i n « . uncooked steaks, and sand- i
V.n's lawyer, Brian T Kt-iirvapparently has turr.iJ tfat iover y> Msdh
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the tenha •• •• * ' a m '' riM '*f uw Borausli'a
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. . . - . . • (ivm *h*• : . imwiiijj th*? Borotlgfc
M 0M firtiv.Th.' Bi>n»uj>h has since changed
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! . ; « • '• •! - ; r . ,r i . t i • i1 i h * 1 r e a rif \t'-','i K Street had >x«n damii.«l by s fire recently ami that
' itcd ,! ha? ;. : HeUmi MM tegg U< take actionto have the •structure torn dows.
M.r. .r S( hmidt referred thematter to Building InsptH'tor Ches-
Hearing Age 75,Returns License
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BELMAR WOMEN
TO HOLD SHOW
BELMAR — The 41st annualKIOWLT Show, sponsuri-d hy theBelmar Woman's Club, will he.held at the 13th Aveinie Pavilion.in Wednesday, from 2:30 until 9p.m. The show is open to thepublic.
The show, onu of the featuresof Belmar's summer season, isunder the direction of Mrs, Pau-line Mihalic, chairman, Mrs. Jo-seph Clayton is club president.
Under the rules of Ihe show,all (lowers entered must havebeen grown by the exhibitor.
Classes include arlistic arrange-ments, still life, annuals, perennials, gladiolus and dahlias,roses, house plants, asd Africanviolets.
CorrectionBELMAR - In a resolution
adopted by Btt Bdmar Board ofCommissioners, it was mistaken-ly reported that properly at 20S15th Avenue WfiS ordered cleanedof brush. Actually, Ihe address inthe resolution was meant lo read803 15th Avenue.
In the story of winner.1; of thebeautification contesl of the Bt-1-maru1 ipr;]s, it was reported thMthe home of Florence Sica, 20:1!5th Avenue, had won. The ad-dress should read 203 14lh Avc-DUO.
Also, in tlu1 Bulmnrdijiras story,it was incorrectly reported thatMiss Linda DeSflflttfl was secondrunnor-up. Actiiiilly, she was firstrunner-up and wnn :t $50 bond,
REID'S M01VEU
REPAIR SERVICEDial 58MKB9,
Thp idea, however, was Mr.Hurley's, bt-causc he Ewll Witoo old to continiif driving.
So. he mailed his driver's li-e n m to BM &tatc Kvbl ta of Mn-tor Vehicles, and ilecidcd to pillhis c r up for sale. Besides, lieifiM, the license runs out nextt»9ftth, anyway.
Mr. Hurley made hfa oed»ffllafter he had what ho ca'k'd a "lil-tie mlkup" in Wall Township fortmonth. Then, he said he tfeetdwf,if there were any more, he'd st.ijidriving.
Then, a week au'o Tu*8OHy, bahad another "mixuo" ;>ntl thatmude uu hi- nilnd for BITS. Noone Wffll injured in either acei-dent. bul in the last one. thewoman who was driving (he othercar told Mr. Hurley that toshouldn't he drivinu a( his asio."
So, Mr. Hurley said he told thenew^paj)ers of his decision be-cause, "I wanted to let her
. know."Fnur years a«0 Mr. HuvWy » •
tired as custodinn at St. Catha-rine's School. Soring Lake, afterworking then.- for about 2!l years.
He enioyetl his work, he said.|but decided (hat "the old stockI has to pet out lo make room forj the yountf stock." He said, though,that ho wanted lo stay aroundas lone as he eonld, hut when 70,decided he had best retire.
al, HimMd Grey S./imon. Ei-
. . . . SUuiffer imd 1%9VS Mar.ih,u-v.i\\ 'ii^iliili ;m<l l e t Batet, Lynn
.iVit. Mclntyrv and Dick (Vtikc.
^ '-"'- \t th,' MA Khool, Ng Palmer(lary McU-.^n. (iiidy ['aimer
,... Boh Madwn. P;»t ColcmanBA Tim 0 ' I In rv . Marpie Palmer
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U'ttiani Mr ll ihe sm d Mr.ttid Mr-'. Jack Sylvia. 4i Hruok-ide Strivl, Howeli Township. \ J .
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o r r n a i l c l:ira!oH i txMi l h » > ' m t 7. | ) l l i n a l K | H a i r y X y ,nloco M Ihc W l l oni . , o w l U l l l J R u t o l o a m i G w r R o Whilo. C a r -
ff Vnn m i g h t s i y ! m r a E a v r j . a m i i i K h a v | , \ , V i i y » .
g , | , c Hurley School, I.aurii'7. | ) l l i n a l K | Hairy Xylcn, MaurocnRtol i G Whil Car
DELTOX SUMMER RUCffl40 to 50 Per Cent Off
Wlule They LastARNOLD FLOOR COVERING
SOS Union Ave. - Ttotife 71BrteHe, N, ,!, -
Chicken Fry
WALL TOWN'SHfP - The Olffll-dola Fire Company will hnkl achicken fry at the firehnuse, Bel-mar Boulevard, on Sunday from1 to 6 p.m.
A donation of $2 per person isasked for (he chicken fry.
thiough Ihe junked terrain mt*rinindin^ Phu Loi Post, 15 .milesnorlh of Saigon, searching outwould-be Viet Confj and XorthVk-tnaimisi.' Army iniiltnrtors and
Church PlansMusical Event
NEPTUNE - Jack Waggoner,harilune, hua:l of the Music De-partment at Northeasl Bible In-stitute, (Jret'n Lane. Pa., will befeatured at a Festival <if MusicSunday night, August 24, at 7:00p.m. at the Rill G o s H ("lntrch.Kh i»d Ridge Avenues, Neptune.
Mr. WaggOflW received a grad-uate as^islaniship in the area ofvoice and earned a Master of Fd-UCflUon Degree from MemphisState. While at Memphis Statehe sang the leading role in threemusic productions. He received
[his B.S. degree in education atSouthwest Missouri State College,
Springfield, Mo.Also being featured is IM> Mc-
Fall, tenor, who has Served asYouth Director at the church forthe summer. Ho is a voice stu-dent of Jack Waggoner.
Mr. and Mrs. WflggOIWT will al-so be singinj! in tbo morning wor-ship service at 10:30.
' The Rev. Edwin Anderson, pas-, tor, extends a cordial invitationto the public lo attend.
togs
M luckvl'iri will be relMsix! fr«m ao-\\n\\- in D&fwrnbar oF thi- ve»is uncertain nlmnt ftidtre
t. "X m<w want to iry col" he said.
Pefer Saro, Sr.Belmar Boatman
WALL TOWNSmP — PeterSaro Sr., G4, of lfi07 Iloris Street.died Monday in Jersey Shore Med-ical Center, Neptune, afler a shortillness.
Mr. Saro owned and operatedthe Spray HI party fishing boatout of Bflmar until semi-retire-ment eight years ago.
He was born in Italy and livedat the Shore 20 years. He wasformerly of Palerson.
He was vice president of fheNVW Jersey Boatmen's Associa-tion, and a member of the Na-tional Party Boat Alliance andthe S.M.S. Corp., which leasesthe. Uelmar Marina, He was acommunicant of Holy InnocentsRoman Catholic Church, Neptune.
Surviving are hi.s widow, Mrs.Jennie Saro; a son, Peter Jr.,here; a brother, Edward. WestPalrrson, and three grandchil-dren.
The Johnson Funeral Home wasin charge of arrangements.
Louis Osborne and Harold andllaymond Hall.
At WeM Belmar, Debbie Hirstand Paul Summers, KathleenJobes and Hichard Clayton. Tom-my Harden and George Borden,Sherrie Schoch and Have Sum-maw, Soyas Brown and Chip Lut-LnfiL
Attendance during the eight-tveek program was 13,678, exceed-ing the previous high, set in 19*>7.of &I163, It marked (he third:onsecutive year that more than1,000 attended.
this makes it HWrwry, Cap- tifwd about $70 worth of the kernstuin Bynir s.,id. to notify (he round in the plastic bag.wftlHMH eeeevefai the fOt&\ Police UtM they also foun.l, in™,cnn,ont IJiin's, a pair of mocassins, which
they helicvf the fhief wore, Fn-
next summer."The cumrncril M M afte
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they believe the thief wore, Entry was made by forcing a rearfloor.
Gotectlve Byntet snid the in-d i would continue to find
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AnoihtT [>ijpi( is I hat Tcivi.-in'slawyer ti not known as yet,
Ettg (tc].,y. w^» CaptJtaI Byri-K-. BT« itel [S fe«aplag \uih the .»—^a. ,„, ,„ ,„I policy of Chief Supreme Court, where tlie remainder nf (he i1
Justice Warren Ueffier who urged ' were taken frothat trial pta sue i M ipeeded UJ>. i —
And. SJV- ihe cajjtak, Msttootddelays make it harder and harderto keep wlttSBSSes interested intestifying.
"A (ireliminary hearinti." Cap-tain Byrne said, "should havebeen held four days after thearrest, not 44 days later."
Such delays, the captain said.plate police m a bad itgfct amiadds (o their problem*.
a fet-ril M M a t r a feted fmm Mr-;. .lames
B Kinskr, Newman • » * » , i«which she romplainwf ah<Kit theconditions caused by group ren-tals in the urea,
Mayor Schmidt said in themeanwhile, he would write Mrs.K QSim ti'llini; her of C'Hincil'spktns.
INVEST WITH US
Current dividend 4.80* per annumon passnookon passbook accounts
payable quarterly.
RFLIVTAR SAVINGS &LOAN ASSN.
712 - Mh Ave. • Belmar
FIELDER & WAItNKR"Appliances with Service"
Established li*35 - Phone 881-20311717 F Street South Belmar
(us)
90 Years YoungSPRING [JAKE — Mrs. D. W.
Thome, UB Church Street, willcelebrate her <Mh birthday Satur-day.
Mrs. Thornc's two nieces areplanning a surprise party from2 to4 in the afternoon.
Tlie Cinch Bti.es are coming.Kill with Scott's Kwit.TUTOR'S HARDWARE
loth Avenue & V Street, Bolmar
SPECIALS ONTelescope Sand &. Beach Chairs
antl Umbrolhs.DAVKXTORT Palni & rterdwnre
703 F St. - QR1-2143 - Belmar
REGISTRATIONSOUTH BELMAR PUPff"
All children from South Beimarattending pulilie sciiools man* refisler al ihe Boro Hall. F Rtreel atHcdmond Ave. on Wednesday. A»gust 27th lietween 9 A.M. and•1:110 P.M. Hifih Schno! pupils mayobtain bus tickets at this time.
Margaret Walling,SecretarySouth Belmar Biuml <rfEducation
TOMORROWS PAPEBSTONIGHT
aj .J VN'S, So. Bf-'lm.ir
Glass Out - Keys MafiaScreen & Storm Olasfl R^Ia
Rug n' Uphoistory ShamiKinrR a t a l s — *2 00 Pay
PAVINPORT Pflllrt & Hi.rd«F St. - 8B1 !143 • BdT
BAZAAR UNIT
PICKS WINNERS
BELMAR - The Shore AreaHailasvih held drawinjis for theraffle of 20 prizes al the annualIiazaar at the 13th Avenue Pa-vilion, with Pat Vaccaro, Allen-hur.st, winning the first award.
Other winners included DuraIrvine, Asbury Park; Lucy Roth,Bradley tSeach; Frances Tcrrill,Point Pleasant; Hocco Travorso.s!>uv>' Park; Lisa Hirsi-hiVW,
Wanamasia; Esther Fineniait,Deal; Herk'rt Cold, Philadt'lphia;I.ill Connelly, Bolmar; KathleenHyan, Manasquan: Herman Ox-man, Maplcwoocl; Hilda HfiUm-in,•Ashiiry Park.
Also, Marsha Sfelstrleh, Wina-masss; L. KopatelD. A^ury Park;Ft. Rosenbloom, Wanamassa; H.liaehner, Beimar: R. tiho&St, A*bury Park; S. K. Pelflbsrfi, Bel*mar; R, Sherman. Beteiar, and.M. Wizan-ky, Hradk-y Beacfe.
Chanufe GraduateRANTOUL, 111. - Airman
'TtomsB MaeGowan, ^on d Mr.and Mr-. Walter T. MacGawanof lifl St. Clair Avenue. SpringLake, V ! . bfti griwfoBted from aUS Air Force technical schoolal Chanute AFB. 11!.
He wns trained as an aircraftinurnment repairman and asassigned to a unit of the Tactical ( u . w A M
Air Command al McGuire, N.J, j
Wall Township Public Schools
Daily Schedules
1969-1970
HdB£ Ti""1
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School
High School .
11:30 A.M. — Central School
:30 A.M. - AUenwood Scho<)l ...
8:3& A.M. . West Belmar School
ft A M. Intermediate School
0:00 ,\.M. Hurley School _ _ _Prim. TrainableElem. TrainahlePrim. EdULiibleElem. Educablc 1
Hurley School __'Elem. Educablt
, 3:30 P.M.II
BandConcertTuesday, August 2fi, 8 p.m.
5t(i Avenue PavilionProgram; West Side Story, Siu-
^ni. PriiKB, Parade at the Wood1
n SoMicr.s l,n Fnr/.a del DftHttnoiviTluri.1, Tr)pk';>l M e r e n g U C t
Typewriter Song, Horeh, Manha(••no flea*.
GENERAL REPAIRS ~ (icn.velopmeat Couadl dttog him f
me as commanding oKtcer of Fort Mfranixentln% Uic plaque is Milton F. Tntrrnn-y
the iiinirti>r.
. lc'i. 1 ' i . j . i s t'Iai|ii<' from the Mini mini Ui-Ofenn De-•vke to Mitmiioiilh and Omm (iiiinlics diirmg lii^ ieti-
Qen. l.atta was rpcrn'ly trapsfcrretl to ArtzOBD. P n >«Hter, president fA MOIH'. and Kfndidl II. Lee, csecu-
tmt »«**«r mmmtm tmmm *m mm
Apptegile Nancy Im H^n. George H k\^a Wewy Mwm,Wed Saturday *feWedtaSf M*« > C h u f c h R t l e Mr SchthlefIn Spring Uke g ^ ^ ^ ^ m ^ | tic hinge Vow*
4k MiliifM
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ilw Me it m^»«4« UIN ntfmmtattw far isMl IWMKW flm**. arm-1felffT,
T V brfetetEro&fn ia a (j>rasfua*«d.of ft Man i Ilifili SrtamJ A » |Mpaft*, MM QuiBfy Ce!i#gf>h f?nolnv4Hi in ihr m*rta*i
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Dennis M#ge»ern, Mis* Te Ling h iNoflhCaroli
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MissionariesSpeak Sunday
Women PresentUir I .t A_i^jr^&raiWiMrf of Oz
pui'm-nl »f the \ I Bell
trrinl In tht !*MJ
«r.m»li 'Mr »ltl t«.ait • UrfIWawk M MMMMk.
Tl*» bfd. I tnfcMli W We*l»'< Hi* fc*«U M4 KICMM
fngogementNewman - Kochel
k i chruch u-xul Man
-.«,.!« me Mr,II Iluiijo Sf• ik ' n .mil
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Family PicnicHULL T O W . N S I I I I ' - Tb« Hi-
ifi|l|IW1l kHM Dance Club ofAlk-nwtiud ht'id as arsjiu:i! familypicnic at the t'hcntktf Day Camp,Brick Tna^p, w Sunday. Sev-enty-one eetoa uttendtx[
j ktatai,. id MF vul, whichtith imported f.tamnii ifai t'5r
Mfi HBMmrt prayer l«,:ik'.' - B •, e I1
Wbcn Someone'sSick...
there's a specialHallmarkcardinourstrTe.tosay"get well quick."
CARR'SRustek Stover taniies
805 F StreetBelmar, N. J.
M (Tthuis Mwilh h**r muth-
Imv chiffon p n i with on ovalm-ckliiw and full length sleeves.The dress had an emphire wjist-lyine which was accentuaied by aband of yt-llow and orange flow-ers, and a green velvet bow. Theywore large matching picture hats.They carried BOH gay's of yel-luw" snaffta daisies and orangegbdiolas.
Michael Fisher, Lani» Branch,\ . J., was best rmn. Ushers wereThomas B. HfigKI •Jr., Roche=*er,N.Y., brother of the bride, John11 Hops, hero, also the bridesbrother, and Bruce P. Johnson,Neptune Ci(y, brother-in-law ofthe bride.
A reccDtion wai he'd at theSnring Lake OoH and CountryClub.
• Shocks Mufflers• Wheel Alignment• Brake Service
General Repairs
Your Safety IsOur Business!
PETE LaVANCE604 Highway 35
Neptune Dial 774-2442
N O T I C EJan's House of Ice Cream
18th Ave. & F St.
So. Belmar
Now Stocks 21 Flavors
of Dolly Madison Ice Cream
To Insure An Equal Measure
We Sell Our Ice Cream by the Pound
95c • 1 Ib. 50c • 1/2 Ib./
Novelties 7c and up
•mil <•»». H. k i.|li|iitV ' N '
EngagementJ, , , ,L , ~&t\iltt
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Thi1 tlfhVl t t w t was xr.t'h.i itirifrom i|, Ilo e Ili^h School andiltiiicM .Icr-ey City State Col-]«r, Ba is also datighltr allie late Kilw-n Murphy. She is
employed by tht Central JerseyBjnk and Trust Company, free-hold.
Mr. Child is a graduate ofAsliurv Park Hidi School. He isaUcnding Newark College of En-sjiiMH'ring.
Engagement
Moken - FletcherEDPSON — Sir. and Mrs. Leo
S. Mokcn. 21 Player Avenue, haveannounced the engagement ofheir (laughter, Carolyn, to 1stU. Arthur Earl Fletcher, son ofMr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Fletch.er. 1915 Central Avenue, West Bel-mir, Wall Township.
Miss Moken ml (raduntod fromEdi-on Ilish School and TrentonState College. She will attend theGraduate School of Education atthe University of Pennsvlvania inthe fall.
Mr. Fletcher is a graduate ofManasquin High School and Mich-^an Slate University. He is inthe Air Force, assigned to SheMl"t Strategic Missile Wing,Malms'nm Base, Mont.
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t!y order nf theWALL TOWNSHIP BOA11UOF CfJUCATIO^MONMOUTH COUNTY,NEW JERSEYMr. Paul W. Bennett,Senvtiiry
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BELMAR FIRE ALARMS
32 — St. ROSE High School7th Ave.
34 _ 7th Ave. 4 D St.
35 — St. Rose Gradi School
6th Ave.
36 — I Oth Ave. S C St.
41 _ |4th Ave. S * S)-
43 — 8th Ave. 8 A St.
45 _ I Ith Ave. * * $'•
47 _ 18th Ave. J * s*-
48 — Surf S 20th AVM.
53 — Oalwood i- RivK R d s-
55 _ 12th Ave. t B'»»io»
56 - 16th Ave. I Msphwood Rd.
57 - L St. S River H
58 — Marine Basin
59 _ 9th Av«. & 8 R' A v e -
2-2-2 Car or Grass Fires
3-3-3 Out of Town
4-4-4 Hool S Ladder f>e Co.
Telephone- P*» - 6 8 | - | 7 0 ° <" 6 8 1 - 1 7 0 1
_ F;rc - 681-1700 or 681-1701
_ first Aid — 681-1700 or 681-1701
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convenient repayment plans can get you behind the
wheel of new car now.
Belmar-WallNational Bank
Belmar F St and 9th Ave. Customer Service HoursManasquan Rt. 35 Circle Plaia Tellers 9:30 ».m. to 8 p.m.Wall Twp. Rt. 35 and 18th A v e . ' » 5 » | * l Wall Loan Dept. Daily to 8 p.m.Wall Twp., Collingwood Part Office, Collingwood Circle, Rts. 33 » 34, Wall, 9:30 to 5:30
Your installment loan can be insuredwith life insurance.
FULL TRUST SEHVK'ES AS AUTHORIZED BY LAW
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SOUTHJBELMAR)$ We are proud of Ifiis well
cated home, 2 bi^eks from ocealias 4 M M M i'a batm, k rliving room, dining area, ulmodern kitAcn, j:!ou-ics pengarage with attached tiveatroom, hot & fold outdoor show*pldS, low tans , Com|>letf!y funished at $29,900 or can be purcfaase^ unfurnished
HAYES AGENCY722 Mattoon Ave.
A^niry ParkEvenings & Weekends - 531-3776
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FOR SALETwo Crown Graffic flash newoameras. Good condition, (1 IF3 1
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681-1900
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. ,y School, 11 A.M.8:15 P.M. - Wednesday -
Testimony Meeting.
(T. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL
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8:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist10:00 a.m. • Morning Prayer.
Sung Eucharist with Instruotn.n and church school.
Holy days - 7 and 10 a.m.
MIWITY BAPTIST CHURCHUkewod Road toShark River 1Mb
r. ANDREWS METHODISTCHURCH
Wife and West Lake AvenuesSpring Lake
Rev. Lawrence E. MooreSUNDAY SERVICES
w a.m.—Morning worship andsermon.
U 00 am.—Morning worship andwrmon.FlRSft BAPTIST CIRTICB
OF WALL TOWNSHIP7:30 P.M. • Evening Worship.
fCoIHngwood Park)Rev. Peter [Iumenluk, Pantoe
Ula L. Warren. Organist0:45 A.M. - Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class.11:00 A.M. - Morning Worship.
ALLEKMOOD PROTESTANT
AIlalre-Allenwovd Hon.'
Rev, J. E. Mcl'nrland, l ' t a t o
9:30 A.M. - Bible Sehool.10:45 A.M. - Morninf! Worship.fi:on P.M. - Young People's7:00 P.M. - Evening Evangelij
tk Service.Wednesday
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St. ratharinr'i Church8, 9, 10, 11, 12
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DAH.Y MASSESSI. rolharine'i rhurch
8 A.M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHrKCHRev. J. D. Thoniai. Paitw
Ninth Ave., Near D St.. llrlinm
FIRST PKESBYTERUN9th Avr and E St.
Rev. B. D. Romalne, Jr.10:0(1 a.m. • Sunday School and
Morning Worship.Charles Reed, Musical Director
of Ocean County Community Col-cge, summer soloist.
WALL METHODISTOld Mill Road
Rev. Milton F. LeCompte9:45 a.m.—Sunday School.H:30 and 11:00 a.m.—Sunday
Service.7:30 p.m.—Evening Service.
CHURCH OF ST. (IRULTHE ARCHANGEL
EPISCOPALSea Girl
St. Bartholomew's Day —AUBUSt 24, 19G9
8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion.9:30 A.M.—Sung Eucharist and
Sermon.11:00 AM.—Morning Prayer and
Sermon.The Hev. Canon Raymond II.
Miller, rector, will preach.
ST. JAMESBradley Beach, N. J.
Bev. Richard M. Shaw, Rector
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where to shop,who to call;
use the firms thatdisplay this seal.
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AUTO BODY
Charles Perceval610- 10th Ave., Belmar
681-0033
AUTOMOBILE SALES
Belmar Motors, Inc.800 F St.. Belmar 681-2727
andMain ST., AvonUsed Cars 775-1009Parts Department 681-3066
BICYCLESLAWN MOWERS
Clay's1732 Highway 71, W . Belmar
681-6566
BUILDING MATERIALS
Sterner Coal &
Lumber Co.12th & Ft.R Avos., Belmar
681-1900
CATERING
Mary's Coffee Shop"•Mto Hwy. 34 at 681-5870
Brlmar Boulevard 681-5838
FUNERAL HOME
Daniel A. Reilly8th Ave. & D St., Belmar
681-1587NSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Sullivan-Campion
Agencies
700-8th Ave., Belmar 681-I05E
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There, ai« four basic rules
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cat tliief.1. Close the windows and I >ck Uu doori and trunk,2. Park in t well-lighted urn. Avuii! alley) and places where i
thief cart work unobserved.3. Know your car's data: Serial Number, Make, Model, Year,
Color, distinguishing tiuiks, registration and license.4. And most importn.it - remove the keys from the ignition
and keep them on rout person when leaving the car.
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Mr*. Kuck, a graduate of St.Base Huh Scluml to Belmar,h;id moved here 25 years BgQ.Marlin, two KOU, Martin Kuck
Surviving are her t&Bbaad,Jr. and Josepbi bare; ;i daugh-ter, M:> Joan D.iUiit1, here: twflbrotlitrs, Joseph J. Keating, Miami, and Lnwroncc, Point Plens-ant, \..r.; five sisters, Mrs. Mel-in Morris. Neptune, N.J.; Mrs.
Kenrj Kuck, Trenton, X.J.; Mrs.Ruth Taylor, Point Pleasant: Mrs,William "it. Brown, Bradley Beach,N.J. and Mr^, Zigmomi Gol;isew-ski, Ofipe May, N.J,, and ttoveapniiKli-hildren.
The Lithgov Funeral Center.here, was in charge of arrange-ments.
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Sw \i Rtrvhrod by a daught^Mrs. Muiidii1 Sfortimer ;it home:a girter, Mrs. Kl'.in Smith. BrickTownship) and Flnriiia; a grand-son, and a great^grafflkiaagbter
Tiw V\a\'<-ri C Neary FuiR-ratBeiue, Kaaas^uan, waa in chargeof srraageofjenii
SurvHinj! are three sons, John\ , lot Vngeles; Robt-rt K.,spring heka Heigbt*; Rieherdi> hen '••'. < dau^ttflft, Mrs,Ellaine Kr'w, Spring I - ik*•: i l iHM:sry igues I'lirtvll, W.ishinillun.D.C ; ,i brother, Jamai <l- Kirby,(V)nniH'liciit, two siik-rs. MrsChristopher -i Devlno, New York
lid MM \hrWn NVlson. !r\ing-[on and M srandchildrwi
The Meohan Punaral Home.Snrin; L a k e H<'ii;hU, was incharRo of arranffemonts.
II. LOUIS HUTC1HNSONtill) Woodland Avenue
AvonAVON - H. Louis Hutchinson,
a rotiixnl clothing manufacturer,died Monday at Convo-Center,Neptune.
Mr. Hutchinson was born inJatnesburg.
He was employed by Ihe Stein-T Manufacturing Company, Nep-
:une. for 45 years before startinglis own business, He was (hefounder and owner of H. L. Hut-chinson Inc., Freehold, a clothingmanufacturing company.
Mr. Hutchinson was a meml>erif the Frt't'imkl Baptist Church,
Freehold.Surviving are bis widow Mrs.
Nellie Bowne Hutehlnaoa; afei^hter, Mrs Mae Louise Woeh-rer, here; a {son, IV Harry F.luirliinson. Sea Girt; ssven grand-children and five great-irrant!-.hiMivn
The Francioni Taylor and Lo-wz Funeral Home, Nc]>iunt'. wasin charge of arrangements.
JOHNSONFuneral HomeFully Mr CowlitiumdRoulo 3B - Wall Township
Modern Funeral HomeModornly Equipped
Walter J. JohnsonDirector
681-4455
FUNERAL HOME
A dtadarn Funeral HomeOffering A I)i:fnifio<i Service
To Bbat EveryFinancial Need
J. Henry DanglerEighth Ave. andSouth Lake Drive
Belmar 681-3900
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"Situated on bsautftul Silver Lake convenientlylocated to serve the entire Shore Area.
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Chaos In Construction
ox the greatest problems facing u gat lhe 13th A\*HUP Pa-
»tth Mrs (fenry Gilbertadequate housing for American families within thei tu-ntioni-c<i • !
^ w i "A BUIOtaM to the 4
the m w t hesrini; held by theDiv <rf Kstlroad Transportatkmin Manasqtian.
lime and N M M feMtfM.t's e:ay to handle and to carryn a knitting bag.
she M M , lik*petit-point
Fold and d M * i m h r t throughtwo holes, all the way down fhc
financial ability to rent or buy.There has tieen utter confusion as t
nl! not harm your garmentMS hard through lhe Mork-loth M |M) it a smootherranoc, hut he careful not to
it.nres sen
TS quoU' your Mr. Btrman 'We '"'" * J £"* * • *iri.de off advantages and dlsad-ltm? •' p"**frn stlU'h
The idea of sanng'* 5,in(;n ']]>W • « • ''• •• dollar*:, which is very Ma,ko a s m a n v « » " as needed
and writp the row number, plus] row of your pattern MMI onraeh card, Punch one hole nearthe fnd of each card
ian women w r« MBcanning eenti-r in the
The worm-n were can-rorn from the HfeMJ
for home and school lunch roo
responsibility lies. Some say Farm of RutgersHalb Mills Road.it with public projects." "But overburdened taxpayers Mrs. Maitinritc T. sent in this
;n!(l«i"i],j! U H for using extralength of the canvas, and so forth.Mrs, T, says it is an old IdM butinrfuUTng those in need of housing, see the dangers of
wte 33 or Cmtniv Rnuto 524 Thisssion is srbedu!fd from fi p.m
nlil dark The same subjects asf
BH pillow-, is. the largeH such H used for nips.John Al^n WhiU', 7, son of Smith
) aim,Or ta Wyk, SpocialW Serves in Thailand
U.S. AIR FORGE, Thailand -Competing Station
TRENTON - Onearea servicsemi-lmalist iTftnAgMtl, will I" l"-cwn
sessioiu.er t^ f tha t will be rained in thearea around the terminal and
rings from an office-As you knit each row, ymi flip
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stationNew Jerey Petroleum Council'.*first Service Station of the YearContest.
E. OttWi m of Mr. and MrsJohn Daueu of 1312 Boxwoody p
ynur handy little Indi-x. and pres-h
For complete up-to-date infor chooses to have (rains runninp at Udorn Royal Thai AFB, Thai-st their homes twenty-four hoursday./5 Years Ago
August 19, 1954Major Daneu .an F-K.' J'hantom
bout the traffic conges- El pilot, is assigned to a unit ofld be only toolf of passengerty fit g profit)
Pacific Air Forces. He previously served at Bealo AFB,Calif.
pat the expense of the local tax-, h a v e ^t-n a taxpayer in Wall
I sincerely hopeme action on this
e nn haveatter and bewell th
BfiLMAR - Frances Westen-out with an eye to ftifure growth." forf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Julian C. Jones of 150(5 SunsetTerrace returns to Wesley Clege. Dover, Dela., on August 28,
this approach.Some earnest citizens blame zoning laws, others
the building codes. T e points are debatable. Thebasic answer may be found in a single word: money.
The National Association of Manufacturer1.. >e-
has published a study entitled, "Chaos in uie Construc-tion Industry,"
The opening paragraph sums up the story: "Laborconditions in th? $90 billion construction industry have,reached proportions uliich demand the urgent attention ' ( o altendof both the private and public sectors. Aggravated by „ , ., . , , . „ , . , , . Pearls In Vour Lawn?highly inflationary contract settlements, excessive work _ | s jn , a w n ? Ijf)fik
stoppages and stifling work practices, the labor proo i again. So much damp mattttlems in this industry present a dramatic threat to the (his season has strung the pearlsnational economy as well as to the industry in general."
tion on ourThe Public Utilities Ojmmisj>ioni roads?
Peter Maclearie I
, pat he^ of lawn haveWhile the private non-farm economy experiencpn a or sjKery appearance.
(his m m has strung the pearls ^ ^ | , h a v e ^ t n a taxpayer in Wallalong grass btades so that whole , t i w Commission would ' undcubt- ] for twenty-one years and I would
t h f l h whitish ed'y" recommend automatic gatesat the Belmar gratle crossings of (
L h V
to think these taxes were putbetter use than to defray the
2.9 per cent annual increase in productivity from 1959' The pear's are the "flowers" or the New York and Long Branch Vxfienses and salary of (he likesto bp tlie
9 j The p e a r s a r e the flowers o r^he New York and Lttg p yr 'fruiting bodies of a fungUI disease Railroad. Mayor Mack-ario had of Mr. "Public Be Damned" Bt-r-r , ^ , , ^ ' ; , . u ^ fa i n s t ; l l l n ! i ( ) n (lf ( h t l a u t 0 m a n w h o s e i n a n t ? r c m a r k s a n dcalled slimt' mold. (urged the installation of the auto
cent annual decrease in productivity for the same per-, Thc> {1j,e3se starts u a sort of!matte gates aftt-r a scries of acclriod. The median wage increases in construction have shiny glob at the soil line, then dents at the crossings.gone up three times that of other industries. EFSJIM up the Mem in the form
Isn't it about time that labor leadens consider their ° ci|..jous!v m can strip the lit-responsibility to the public in this issue? - • Its] bubbles off the grass with your
,j , . fingers, and you'll see that the**" fc 'tfratl remains fresh and preen.
And when vou look af vour ttflgffl11 find, instead of pearls, some
jlack sooty stuff.The fact that the Grass rermins
inrhanM proves that (ho slimemold did no damage.
However, if you don't like theit look.1;, vnu can spray you:
whose inane remarks and1 suggestions brought boos and his-jses from my fellow taxpayers.
Bids were to be received on! Vour excellency, I urge you toSS0.000 in bonds for the purchase instruct Mr. Brrman and his peersf the Calvin Ro .s property, to listen to the needs of our fast
SponsorWomenBenefit Party
ASBURY PARK - Mrs. Law-rence Lehman, Wa/side, and Mrs.William Cooper, West Long
Branch, have announced a desertcard party, to be held Tuesdayat the Elks Clu>>, here, to ben-efit the Renal Dialysis programat Jersey Shore Medical Center,Neptune.
Mrs. Lehman and Mrs. Coopersaid the event is sponsored by theAsbury Park Chapter of the Na-tional Council of Jewish Women.The party will start at 8 p.m.and tickets are $2.
As a departure from tht tradi-tional tea and cake served atand Mrs. Cooper planned to havedesert card parties, Mrs. Lehman"Make Your Own" sundaesThree will be tubs of ice creamgallons of syrups and hot fudgeand bowls heaped with toppings— chopped nuts, coconut, andfruit.
"Weight watchers are adviseeto avoid the whipped cream amcherry garnish," Mrs. Lehmanchuckled, "but if they want toforget dieting for one night,will close our eyes!1'
Mrs. Cooper spoke of lhe rafflethe women's group would conducfit the card party. "More than ahundred businesses and storeowners have cooperated withby supplying us with an excitingand delightful array of gifts toraffle.
"Everyone knows how deservingthe Renal Dialysis Program isand they all want to help in ever)way possible," she said, Doorprizes will aHo bo awarded.
Tickets may be obtained at thedoor or from either of the co-diairmen. Call Mrs. Lehman493-4333 or Mrs. Cooper, 229-0477.
Your Home
Economist
if- Those Potatoes
Of all the vegetables availablen t'idiiy's food markets, potatoeslave bei-'n and continue to be the
vorite. Food s h o p p e r s buyenough potatoes to supply 5 to 6medium potatoes each week toevery man, woman, and child inhis country says Sylvia Meehan,
county home economist. For themoney spent on them, potatoesgive a high return in food value.One dollar spent for potatoes pro-vides more Vitamin C than any,other food except citrus, such asjranges and grapefruit. Potatoesalso provide worthwhile amountsof thiamine and niacin and theminerals iron, phosphorus, andpotassium.
Persons who are reducing inweight sometimes drop potatoes>om their diet hoping that thisalone will cause a weight reduc-tion. Actually says Mrs. Meehan,potatoes are no higher in caloriesthan many foods, but added fat,gravy, or sauce can greatly in-crease the calories in the potatoesas served. Many people assumethat rice or macaroni produclscan take the place of potatoes.However, when compared, cup forcup, potatoes prove lo be lower
awn with zineb or Fore or Dith-ane M--15 ,it the rate of 2 ounces to1,000 square feet, says Mr. Mohr.
Enter MoravianBETHLEHEM, Pa. — Two Bel*
imr area students have been ac-cepted as members of the fresh-man class at Moravian Collegefor tlic fall lerm opening Septem-ber 4. They are: Tinr>lhy 8, Gard-ner. 1011 Sixth Avenue, ;i graduateof Wall Township Hi li School, and"Richard -A. Rosemont, 30R TenthAvenue, who graduated fromManasquan High School.
is calories and higher in nutritionil value than either rice or maca
roni.L te-crop potatoes are on the
retail market during the greaterpart of the year. Early-crop 'ornew) potatoes are available fromearly spring until fall. Etoredproperly in the home, late-croppotatoes will keep for severalmonths; early-crop potatoes willkeep for several weeks.
Look the potatoes over beforestoring them. Set aside any thatare bruised or cracked to use firstMrs. Meehan suggests that pota.oes be kept in a cool, dark placeFor best keeping and cookinfquality, store at temperatures o.45° to 50°F. Higher temperaturesare likely to cause sprouting amshriveling. l/>wer temperatureTor even a week or two may caus<potatoes to develop a sweet tastfbecause some of the starch in thetwtatoes changes lo sugar, Th(
vor of potatoes that have be-come excessively sweet in storagican be improved by keeping themat room temperature <7fT to 80"for a week or !wo before usingthem. Potatoes should lie kept iithe dark because light causegreeninp of the skin and the flcslunder the skin. This greeninglowers eating quality. Becausepotatoes kec:> better if there ipome circulation of nir aroumthem thev should never be storecin an slltigJtf container.
Tf you would like tri know mor<about potatoes and their nreparalion, send for the free booklet. Pot.'ttoes in Popular Wnys, to MrsMeehan. 20 Court Street, Frethold, N.J.
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Quakcnbush Service, WilliamQuakenbush, 8th 4 F Streets. Bel-
; in the ClassA category for stations less than
More than 300 service stationshad entered the competition fromZone 4, consisting of Burlington,Mercer, Monrrvmlh k Ocean coun-
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ROAD SERVICEAccessorlei — Tirei — Batteries
24 Hour Toxin.) — All types WeldingWe Honor All Major Credit Cards
1200 F St. - Balmar Day> • 681-0888 — Night - 681-5624
Phone 681-1313 Road Service
OILMAN'SCOMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS
MMen and Pipes Installed Headlight and Brakes AdjustedS & H GREEN STAMPS
15th Ave. and F St. Belmar, N. J.
"One out of every four l>cw- have earned iho riuht to recefiiV )] h l h i b f i t h k d d
e y r c arned uficianVs are we)] helow retire- their benefit checks—and do•ment agfr—yeuog widows, cliil-, with dignity."
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HEALTH — BUSUtSS INSURANCE776.8200 • 774-J05U ^ p t u n e C H y , N. J.
SURF INSURANCE AGENCYWILLIAM H. BROWN
1601 Highway 71 — Belmar, N. J.
Dial 68I-280S
FEDER AGENCYCynth,, M. Ftd.r, Dt<iM
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70V F Str««t Phone 681 4011 |.i»n
RECORDS - TAPESPhone: 681 0585
BELMAR RECORD SHOPSTEREO TAPES • ALIUMS 45 R.P.M. - ACCESSORIES
05 F Str.ef Belnwr, H. i .
RENTAL SERVICE
A to Z RENTAL CENTERKENTS MOST ANYTHING
Rollaway Bedi — Ladders — Commercial Floor Polittxr,Contractor Tools — Pumps — Chairs — Tables
911 Hwy. 35 ( I / , mile N. Aibury Circle] Wanamasia - 988-0331
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Te!. 201-988-0100
^RANK & BETTY'S' JUVENILE FURNITURE & TOYS
A complete line of carriages, cribs, strollers, car seats, lamp*,qames, and toys, by such famous manufacturers ai Simmons,Fhayer, Hedstrom, Bassetf, Biit-Rite and Creative Playthings.-. 35 & 7th Ave. Phono 774-1 123 Neptune
BLUE JAY DINER: : i I DINNER
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APPROVED CARPETS & RUG CLEANERS
RUGS SHAMPOOED IN YOUR OWN HOME
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Evelyn's Sea FoodThe Finest in
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ARNOLD'S FLOOR COVERINGSLINOLEUM - CARPET — FORMICA — VENETIAN 8LINDS
John T. Huber, Prop, Free Estimates205 U n i o n A v e . (R t . 71) 223-3854 Briolle, N. J
UWNMOWERS
Clay's Bicycles & LawnmowersJACOBSEN LAWNMOWERS & TRACTORS
Adult Tn-cycles and Tandems
Sales & Service — New & Used — American A English BikesComplete Parts and Repairs of Alt Bikes
Highway 71 West Betmar 681-6566
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T H E S I G N M A NMAGNETIC CAR S TRUCK SIGNS
NAME PLATES BADGES LETTERS
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Showroom: 204 Highway^!" ' " Spring Ufa H»i9hH
Phone - 449-3443
DEAN FLOOR COVERING CO.RUGS . CARPETS . TILES • LINOLEUM
Indoor & Outdoor In Stock - Carpet Tiles in StockCARPET REMNANTS OUR SPECIALTY
Route 35, Sea Girt Wall Township, N. J.
CLEANERS & TAILORS
PLUMBING - HEATING CONTRACTORMARK MARQUAND - Plumber
SEWER ROOTER CLEANING — FAST SERVICENew Bathrooms — New Kitchens — All Repairs
Gas & Electric Water Heaters Installed611 - 10th Avenue Phone - 681-5352 Belmar, N. J
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DRIVE IN DRIVE INOFFICE MACHINES
A & B CLEANERSONE HOUR SERVICE
SPECIALISTS IN DRY CLEANING PROFESSIONWedding Gowns — Knitwear — Fancy Dresses
Belmar's First Dry Cleaner — Since 1928600 F St. |Cor. 6th Ave.] Phone 681-2885
SHORE OFFICE MACHINES CO.Authorized Dealer for
ADLER — ADDO-X - BURROUGHS — RONEO — "DITTO"Sales and Service — Call 988-1881
43 West Sylvania Avenue Neptune City, N. J.
DOG GROOMING
The DOG STUDIOBATHING — CLIPPING and GROOMING
For Appointment Call 681-2922903 F Street Belmar, N. J.
DRUG STORE
LOU'S BAR & PACKAGE STOREPhone 681-2424 We Deliver
COLD BEER — LIQUORS OF QUALITYBen & Georgia Silverstein, Props.
NEW LOCATION AT — 904 F Street — Belmar, N. J .
YORE DRUG STOREMinnlp II, Bosnitwc - Urg, l'hunn.
N O W LOCATED AT - 831 BELMAR PLAZASame Ownership and Personal Service as we hays given
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Flwne . 681-0272
WEINSTEIN'S LIQUORSBEVERAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Prompt Free Delivery
1601 F Street South Belmar
TV SALES & SERVICE
Phone 774-8977
ANDERSON Television Co., Inc.TELEVISION - RADIO - STEREO - APPLIANCES
"We only service what we sell to servo you better"
424 Main Street Avon, N. J.
T.V. RENTALS
CERTIFIED TELEVISION SERVICESALES and SERVICE
Service Until 9 P.M.Telephone 681-3300
1620 F StreetBelmar, N. J .
TIRES
VAN BERGEN TIRE CO.DUNLOP THE QUALITY TISE
Bear Front End a mtoi
Highway 35 & Heck Ave. 1.* ,'tjJa Neptune
Phone 449-4334 Retail Wholesale
STATE AUTOMOTIVE CENTER"TIRES OUR SPECIALTY"
DAYTON TIRES - FRONT END ALIGNMENT . BALANCINGHighway 35 (Just South of Wall Police Station] Wall, N. J .
USED FURNITURE
DONALD BETTSWS BUY and SELL
Furniture, Antiques, Contents of Homes, Attics,Cellars, Garages Etc.
Call 449-2225 - i/2 Mile South of Shop Rite - Hwy. 35, Wall Twp.
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Belmor School Announctt
Registration DattiThe following dotes have been wt gi
registration datet by the Belfliar Board ofEducation
Augutt25 —Kindergarten registration 9 to 11 A M
August 26 —New Bclmar students 9 to 11 A.M.
August 27 —Manasquan High School students9 to 11 30 A M
August 28 —Asbury Park High School students
9 to 1 ! A.M.
NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTEDTHE FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL
Parents at all kindergarten childrenmust bring birth certificate and record ofill immunizations including Vaccination,'olio shots, and DPT with booster within theast two years.
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HAND TOOLSCLOSE-OUT SPECIALS
-GARDEN g ^ HOSE-SAU RES.
1/2" x 25' 3.191/2" x 50' 5.195/8" x 50' 6.195/8" x 75' 8.9550' Sprinkler House 3.88
SALE
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PICNIC JUG m.m SALE $1.09
1 PR. FLASHLIGHTS with batteries Special $1.19
all hand
GARDEN IOOLS 1
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LAWNMOWERS
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LAWNSPRINKLERS
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Barbary CoastFor Sing-Along
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y nre. the Barhary foand its Captain'y Garlt-r RoomHunte 35. hrre, is fast hecomIhe " p ! | » to visit' for %&'Jo r ^ y j i m ? fun. banh r ••
GIRL INJURED.. RIDING BICYCLE°" Np;m'Nf: Ott - OaC Han-n^ usek, M, i)E 11 Tinker Driver.JJ was injured when >he was hit by J
unff-nloiiK- b.cvue on Syl.unia Avnue. pof»wner Frank D Bertagna has y v s a J (]
(he b « t features of his Bar- j s h e w a s treated at Jersey ShortMwal Center, Nt-pliirH'. for cuts•A bruises on hi r bMtt, thumb
VSBl'RY i'AUK - Members of!he Wteran Boxing Asswhtionwiil bMOf I/mg Branch PoliceChief Joseph PureeII on his firstamiinT.sary in [he chief's post.
Chief Purcell will be pre-tfntcdh plaque lit Convention Hall
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.bary Coa^t decor for his first ven-t u r e baCIUW. "I likfi thp nrclii-toctiirril design and I like th*1
ont." He snid the almnspherctic<;-in with thp sinti^ilonE; am!b;inifi bnnrl festivities of the re?-
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• .1 l e g .Wiilbm Holiliins, .104 !3th Ave
m, Bdmnr, the tlnver, tokl pol I hi t &* Kir' was coming to.r<i his car <>n the Oppatto t#d6 Get amazing results when you
i tin-street nt-jr Ncirtunc .\\t-mK- take our product called SLIMO-h n ria BMtrvaJ, pftSoa said. DEX. NO prescription needed\ u charges h:w hwn made i You must lose ugly fat or your
iiuling investigation. : money back. SLIMODEX is a
i tablet and easily swallowed. Nostarving, no special exercise, noharmful drugs. SLIMODEX costs$3.00 and is sold on this GUARAN-TEE: if not satisfied for any rea-ion, just return the unused por-tion to the makers and get yourfull money back. SLIMODEX lasold by:
YORE DRUG STORE831 Brlrn.tr Plaza
Awning Damaged[SFCLMAIt - UtUt damage w;
cauud early VTSterthy when 1BwnllUj at the' fl«h Wflh Chine:tad American Restaurant, 11thV.cnue and ftiver Road, was dis-nKered on fire,
Pulice. said the fire caused aIn1 of ,-moke in the area, butHUiecl little damage. The awn-[ M was burned in several pl;ices.
A police patrol in the area at13:81 a.m. discovered the fire.
In far} mnsl of the roslaurant's , , , .. . ., ,.! advertising, slens. anrt A w maN 'Viilm.t-p.-in**! <™lls i n l l l c *feature a sketch of the famousB;irbnry Coast.
The Bnrbarv feninres (wo din-inins ri>'ims <lecornled in the ityfennd furnishings of the era ant!he Pirate's Den, a quiet, affrar-ive cocktail Imtmre. The diningxiom=! provide accommodationsor 170 persons.
Nautical scenes decorate file
rooms. Tallies are coveredwith gay red nnd gold table cloths
land ship's lamps provide the dash'if lighting. Tiffany bmps, whichMr. Bertagna ordered custommade, are hung from the ceilinguver the bars in the Captain's(larler Room.
The menu offers an appealingarray of well-prepared specinli-ties.
Custom Kitchens'atu
Our Master Cabinetmakers
Do The Complete Job
DESIGN - MANUFACTURE
& INSTALLATION
Kitchen Cabinets, Vanities
Counter Tops &
Complete Kitchens
IN ANY DECORATING TBEME• MODERN • COLONIAL• CONTEMPORARY • PROVINCIAL
Your Call Brings a Cahhu t maker - Not a SalesmanFree Planning No Obligation Free Estimates
Complete Shop at Homo ServiceDuality Workmanship r Al >Material Throughout C A L L
Sensible Prices 2 2 3 - 2 7 3 2
Bank Financing
MEETING HOUSE ROAD, SEA GIRT, N. J.
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10th Ave. & F St.Belmar, N. J.
The Shore's Most Talked About Lanei
BRADLEY LANES, INC.1217 Main St.. Bradley Beach 774-4140
WEEKEND SPECIAL — $1,00CALL US TODAY!
"SUMMER FLOWERS"Flowers by Wire
so easy, so thoughtful,so beautifully received.
GIG MORRIS - Flower Shop
706
GEORGE A. MORRISI Oth Avenue Dial 681-1909 Belnw, N. J.
WINTER & SPRING PAINTING SPECIALS
PETE'S PAINTING CO.COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL — RESIDENTIAL
INTERIOR EXTERIOR
Home Owners — Hotel OwnersINTERIOR
While You're Away We Will Paint Your Home, Bungalow, or Hotel.Be Ready For Next Spring.
$15.00 MONTHWhile You're Away We Will Check Your Home Twice A Week For A Small FeeAny Storm Damage or Repairs We Will Contact You. All Repairs Handled Extra.
• PAINTING• PLUMBING• CARPENTRY• ELECTRICAL
All Ltotmed
SPRING CLEANING SPECIALSHouse Cleaning — Windows — Prepare Your House, Bungalow, ar Hotel.For Opening Next Spring.
DUTCH BOY PAINTS USEDI FULLY INSUREDLIABILITY
FREE ESTIMATES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
NOT ALL JOBS ARE DONE BY PETE'S — JUST THE BEST ONES I
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