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Belmar Introduces Ordinance Calling School BoardFor 20th Ave. Seawall Construction Readies Plans

For Openings

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also received RutUv trf a stiit bythe Erin Hole!. Fourth AvcmiP.against the Board, on an t f p Mof a re4ri?Tuin in the liquor license of Erin Hotel, renewedlast month.

Under the lernis of the re-newal, there wua to he no outsideservice, but Erin Hotel, in itssuit, appealed that restriction.holding that it desired to use at< itio for service

lo day*, they would be IintdMisB Barbara A, Jenkins, J

hury Pjrk, whtMe tar wasa collision with a police «driven by Daniel MoynihanI6th Avenue and F MFebruary U, (968. agreedpay for tht> $314 30 damages(he rafp of Sl5 a month.

ho-mwrd nn July n an*,1 »l" *** mi Atu-isfit S inr i imf

, -.-rt •, f.v- n sjieeliwly. The k*Pi, rvi't-. were1 Uiken * th the Brl-n m:n Wall Nutionsl Bunk, JIM fall

diH1 on December 1.»J \ ew pupib will not be N 0 »(i | M | from September 2 to 5. ae-i r cording to Superintendent Georgeaj Rt'iss Mr Iteiss s;ifct however,in that pupils who hud M regis-9 tered could enter school St'jjtem-i t ber 8.

George HornJnq, Brick Town-'ship, was hired as schml psy-

11II ill Hid at a salary of $12,43!.Substitute teachers and nurses, J

non-instructional aides, part lime 'hus drivt-ri, M i n i IIMNN VB&secretarial - clerics] personnelwer^ all hired, according U» Mr.

in: taken by photographers ofthe board's choice and at the [

four YouthsSaved in Surf

Wall Township Gives Final ActionOn Police, Parking Ban Ordinances

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Belmardigras Hailed Huge Success;June Fletcher Crowed Queen of Event

BELMAR -- For * y c a r « l d eluded the marching tunes c.l t h e ' " ' * ! ? 1 ; ^ ' " f Hair)-B. Crook, J r£ nSm, „. Lon8 BrU 5 M M-nmoh B i The South £ »• * 2 j * 2 «»"mM

Avon Mayor Says Audit Shows SchoolSurplus Above the $29,000 Estimate

AUA Tbf Boiud pj " 1*- ,0MT1 had claimed yli along that• Board of Education had airplul of $29,000, but Tuesday

night Mayor Harry B. Crook, J r , 1

honors in as many days, tielmar Ba;«ist Tabernacle flo^t'won first prize in that division,'.It showed a globe with a moon "iand a cross. 1

was nn umterBtateraent.

Saturday, she was selected <>*the new Miss Belmardigras andun Sunday, she won ihe title dMi Biki

fan u nn itei Hnri Suf '.. fnmmA of the A\un Tas-!

is As.5(K-iJtiim. fomplatnt'iJ of,

mainly due to the school Uwrd's ]budget. (

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niod in thv drainage |>'a»bk

Bikini — U.S.A., In Lnng I A folk singing group from Wall copy of the audit and that figuresh her 'idtne town. [Township, "TWD'S Company" — showed ?24,365 in the surplus cur-

Crtoastt, CeSt ûerformed, and the -

pHSUBt; $7,500 in the t

balam*. and $23,7fi9 in

Mr. Sullivan said the associa-tion would name a member to at-tend ihe school board meetings.

The school board came under

•e-t [lossiblewas defeated. 4DfSetffl has eadistrator hiîny tlwh'i ctislomari'v ia ppiOi a ssOnes T vlor, in

student.*-PMfl

.1 jdmin

! bond.Mi l

. sliurôn $tU:, ffid I WOO

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held at th(•nt ' s t rnii,

I'tt |, Mo!CONTINUE PAIRIN $2,000 BAIL

BRLMAK — Sanm Oaytitn,t;»th Avfiiup, an:l Qeotfta Dom-broski. no iiddress, Wtffl t&B?linui'il in $2,00(1 b:iil each oncharges nf breaking and enteringand larceny, after Municipal(hurt Ju:lgL' Stephen MsgulregBVB them until Augu4 72to ob-tain counsc-1.

The men were found by policeinside Ihe Shore Line Luncheon-

Jo n Claire Brady, Nep-| wa first runner-up andIS | H .savings bond. Miss•fulfil, nf Point Pleasant,[LiiVH'i'-u;) VGNB a S 3 Ivmd,iiiU'-l culminated a three-Bbretion marking 8w 19MHgrBt. It started on

Ahfn a rwflftkffl w isBarclay Hotel for thegad the queen w a »

tend. Including Mrs. CharlesKrantzun, pusl president of theBelmar Woman's club, who rep-rcsenk'd the club.

Qelmar'l Bnanl of roinmhsion-ers, Including May-.r John A.Taylor, Commis-.mner Pfter Mac-learie and I'onimis.sioni.T JohnFerrugginro were aho on handto coBgfstulate the queen, M!«Fletcher.

There were all kinds of con-tests, and Saturday morning abitf parade wended its way thru

This young I'elinw got a good look at thr parade, In at the ex-pense of one of Dad's eyes.

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phone eafter the

behaving suspiciously in thearea. They said they found thep:iir inside ihe shop.

iSu>rtW hi-ffire l i r a ^ a 9-pound, G-ounce fluke., t L S two Z I ^ W« a telephone company

frailer that showed space items,and it was full of interested chil-dren and adults most of ths day.

It was a happy day, Kids ofall ages were tossing balls at aclown picture to win goldfish,others spei'i jvhat one mothersaid wan a "small fortune" ondull clothes, and at an auction,things wcnl fur out of this worldprices. One person bought atypewriter for 25 cents.

Têre were booths sflfflog small

the festivities.

without public .approval1 **", through a Fcfcrctidum..iKit-o j ^ Board at Commissioners

had claimed that the school boonl

Pat Million, Bolrmir.ume I#wis, South Boln

\nd Jer-won

had a brê balance, but WilliamA. Smith, school board president

plaques as winners of 'the Mutt i h a t t s a i d t b o s u l ' P l u s w a s a b o i l t

Show, as their dogs barked M0®Ihcir way to a win. The plaques T h t ' sc 'h()o1 l x ) a r ( i m e t

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were presented bv Lou Goldberg, n i " h i w i l h A l K i i ' " r n>>hcvt A llu]-recreatiun director.

The weatherman, who Ins beenquite a failure during the pastseveral jj[|,'t'ks, fooiH'rated and ThiBel mardi i;ra*s weather was fine,' twicethe crowd Wfli gr«fli and the show M,n-(

art. and Mr. Smith referred allesliun-. to Mr. Hulsart. Theditnr, however, was out of town,I cuti'd mi! he reached.

fiiiet w&i defeated

Bvtt, president of Ihe Avon Tax-payers Association, complainedof !he rising tax rate.

ISflWf Crook said the risemainly due to the school board'sbudget. Hi!* II

Comnrssioner John Li\ ing-ton jf^n!]joined, adding, ' the school hii(li>-

the one that's fining up, ant)we base no control over tfci!."

Jfc Sullivan s;iid the U»0cU-tiuii v mill n;irm> e ni^mhiT !oattune! the school Ixiard meeting

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with ttt^k A Montuna, township,i:,sesMir. who Bind appeals on (Wrtnaluali'in figures (KHi!d be madeat the conclusion of the program.

Mayor Hash also noted that theprogram of checking junk car* bySgt. Tyler, Mr. Dauhner and MrMontana was pn^n'ssin^, and al-though sttnu- cars rmiain he saWit was s fnUkm «1 determiningowrw'rship.

Patrolman Robert H. Meyers,who was inured in an accidentlast sprint', resigned from hwpost wi thi* pxtlice department,

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B o 1 in ,'i r (1 i g r a s Bcautifi-cuiion Awsrrfi went to Dave andEvelyn's, 507-509 F Street; Fred-erick Freeman, ' 'fl 4th Avenue;Harry Kn-bs, f 4 9th Avenue;Valerie RnkoMU, U8*4 i«hAvenue; Mildred Fahey, 219 9thAvenue; Andrew Bamielli20th Avenue; Ann Curtin, 1710Surf Avenue; Farren Fuel Com-pany, 1303 F Street; Rolxrt H.Brundaê, 818^ Gth Avenue;Mary Van Orden, 1502 A Street;Josephine Noll, 210 7th Avenue;Florence Sifa, 203 15th Avenue;Robert A. Decker, 212 ltth Ave-nue and QaOTgfl Christopher.208^ 14th Avenue.

Commaon thfl

M;iyo frock s:iid the Com-ild piohably present tlie

statement tn Dr. C;irl Marburg^r,s'ate ConunisiloQw of Edacattoo.Dr. Marburjicr is presently con-sidering 3 request from the A"" '

| Board of B"

fiortbat MOFFAT FINED

!]: IN SEA GIRTSKA cmtT - Robert A. Mi.f-

fat, Bsltimor* BoukvBnl, whowas arrested last wt'ck ;ifter hisson told police his father wasFanning nrouml Hie bsitis tarry-inKJ knife, was fine! |13Q inMunicipal Court Monday night.

Municipal Court Judge Gilbert

iKiuth County Mentalwbt i im WJS givesto hold an off-prem-for an event at the

Sea Girt Inn on November 15.The state Transportation De-

partment reported lo the Com-tnittss that a li-iffic signal li^ht

jmiaht bo infilled -A mk AvenueLHKI finite 71 hy the mi d Bap-ti'mbet- T'lo li-tter isld eurbii^*

I wort oould not ifcri until the

State to StudyBridge Repair

$.17,491 iii budLjel (.•:iNrecnmn«-.id-|van Note J r . fined Moffat on

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at the Sho|>Rition August 22 am

BandConcert

IJV 'In. CommlMloMri. The] chnrgei of assault on a policeBoard'l oriRinal budget mat set ' otRcnr and disorderly conduct.at $317,570 and included a $270,101 A six-mrmlrTs jail term w a s ' "tax levy. Tlw Board of rommiss- a i , 0 Imposed, but was expended!iuncTs recommended cub totalinj! j,y jgjm van Noteabout 75 percent of the budget'si > n u r m c n , thr<.e „! w h n m wore,

! visiting from New York, were' Selections for Thursday's con-Mijji- Cronk urficd resident< to M CJ, [jn(.,i j u 0 o n c h a r gcs of cert are: Mareh, "High School

take more interest in the Board fighting, Fxlward Boird, 1st Ave-'Cadets;" "Prince Igor;" trumpetif Education ami lo attend the n M ( a( w ] , , , s [ . i , o m o ltll, ri(,|,| t0(Jc dufl by Billy Dorn, "Man From

SCIK.1 Iviard meetings "as you do p | a c e n n d F r w ) o ) s o n p D o n a | ( | L:,Mam'ha,- ' '"l/,hengrin," a nov-llie Ciimmission meelinos, to see Capazzana and Jack Hardy of city, "Festival Hop," and the con-how they operate" New York, were fined, I elusion, "Coronation March,"

"]R. scnom bnjru cam,1 under '

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Civic Assocmtion Bold sm:i!such as cups and siiucers,

™ " ' ' behalf oS Aecncy

nf the Cresient Tomple String IIHIUI puff awuy as they play fur the crowd at thr Bel-tclibratlon Saturday.

DELTOX 8UMMEB BUO840 (o riO Per Cent Off

While They Last

AKNOII) IT.OOR COVERING2Cfi Union Ave. - Roule TlJ -Jelle, N. J. • 223-3S54.

ft WARNERAppliances with Service"

Closed Fri. & Sat. - JuJv 4 &• 3 Est:rblishe<I 1935 — Phone BR1-203I1717 F Street South Beiraar

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SPECIALS ONTelescope Sand & Benth Chairs,

.-md Umbrellas.DAVENPORT F&lBt & ltanlunic

703 F St, - GfH-2143 - Belmar

other KTOUIS sold items made hy(he members.

Mrs. Florence Sukolnw was pro-d and Unrrv M

chnirman.Far

pram coordiiiEiloSchrocdcr w

thi

Rolh praisKl Ihe lientheir cooperation ifid proe'erl the 19B9 Bt^lmardi'iras"best ever."

Mayor Taylor W.TS gr.nnd marslul f-'ir the parade, which in

TOMORROWS TAPERSTONIGHT

at JAN'S, So. Rdnwr

Glass Cut - Keys MadeScreen & Storm Glass Repbcorl

Rug or Upholstery ShampeorerRentals - $2.00 Day

DAVENPORT Paint & FJardwfirc

REID'S MOWERREPAIR SKRVICE

Dial 6BI-OJJ39.

BKLMAR ri.AYI.AM)Open daily, Arcade, Snack Bar,Pizza, Soft Ice Crenm. (un)

hearing in M:ma-

nissioner David ,1.ly announced on

ic Commuler Operatingrestudy of thelhat

possibility of rehabilitating Ihepresent railway bridge over theManasquan River will 1K> under*taken.

The study will enable the COAto dotf-rmiiie whether it in pos-sible to preserve service alongihe present alingmcnt with areasonable in vestment in a re-kibilitalion of (he existing bridge.

Commit-sinner Goldberg saidthat in order not to delay (.herequest Tor a Federal grant for1 hiK development, the st iff of

Bmerated application to the Uvhi\Mass Tranaportatiun Adminid\ition fur Ihe "jieration of sol"Ice on tha prsseal alignment u.Ing g i'"b;il}ilil:itcd ManasqiK)iiiver Bridge,

INVEST WITH US

YIII di\idond 4,80* per annumpassbooks passbook accounts

payable tjnnrterly.BELMAR SAVINGS &

LOAN ASSN.712 • loth Ave. - Bclmor

BKLMAR PLAYLANDKiddie Rides Open Evary Day

.1 p.m. Free Gifts for All the] Kiddies. 'un1

The ii;j,h Bugs are coming.Kill wltfc Scott's Kwii.TAVIOSrs UMtmVARF

IOth \vcriue i; p Street, Belmor

NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINESIk PAPERBACKS

at JANS, Ocswi Ave. - Belmar

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When neimeone •Sick.. .

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Otnaral Repair*

t'intr 5a/c(y ItOur Huiint.at!

PETE LaVANCE.04 H.qli.ay I f

Napluna Dial 774.2442

PLASTIC STRIP MtD 55c

RED CROSS ADHESIVE TAP

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SOW PUFF 260'. - 69c

PRESS I U U PHARMAKT

SM I'uamaa A I T A»ba-y Purk

N O T I C ERegistration for new students entering theSpring Lake Heights School will be held onAugust 15, from 9:00 a.m. to noon.Students must present transfer cards andhealth records showing complete inocula-tions of the following: Smallpox, DPT andPolio.

Kindergarten students must be five years ofage on or before October 31, and birth cer-tificate must be presented.

No new students will be registered the firstweek of school."

Gain moreleisure t ime.. .

pay your bills at home

Open a Checkmasfer account todayNo minimum balance required

CENTRAL JERSEY BANK SSSSSff,CAN we new YOU ?

Maureen Duffy,John WosnitzerMarry in Avon

Miss Van HomeWeds Mr. RisselIn California

Gray Spring Lake AmbulanceIs Miracle Come True to Marl-Harris

Katun Ki.»l, «Hi. Jl« t i l l . !*,SM . J . A

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|»i«i Mr, Than*,l.-ilii I*I \M' | , I*Mr. »i l l« Ki'h M i Bt»ll»y Beach

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< ,1. An* I * Ml i . . * .On Kpwaptl llwiiii

lltmt* John. u. Hall

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*M runtknfcam* Alxro U» MM em-rM >,»~ n wmmedvl bf. ' i ,1

MM MvfaM DuffyiMcr't maid 'rf twiratranta w«r« M m Marya m . ten. w<d Mr.W i M R t l e r . ! ' • • • *

William WiinImiltKr i bell nun t'«her»nure Kulwl J w.wmwr. athome, another brother drai FatilP»y, Atbsnv. NY

\ r,i-eplli>n ln>k pUie .i( (u'lly it!Uh-kt'Ia*r Room Neptune City

They will rf*[je at Dearborn,Vlirh after a ««ti ing trip toBermuda

B,*h Mr ami Mrs I M J More graduates of St Host* HtslhSchool, Bdmar The hrirte w:»s

from Wmmou'h Co!-|

uf it« »,„». an n , l . i II» IMlMltB* n•na Mr« (iarrrtt Via Horet U Nuxl • » " Imnpttm. md tI M l U M k TVbrid.grottffl it alie w>n of th« l«w MrH U K I

The iH'.'h * >r\ ft gown of atmi with Afeneon ke<

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M M \iine EUubatli Van Horn., Ihr t-h.LMi MljAIV of the bride, at home

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John r !<•..•. Jr rtn.lJ.,,,,1<'onn , wa« heat man I'.in-i,wtro It Steohen Parks laM i l Sieve Morgan, M M MMa,ii , Seymour Perkms. and UKali* Wise, El Tore.

After a reception at the VanHorn* home, the IWjfei left for Ia weiilirm tri,> Ut San YiidroHanrh, here,

Mrs Rtssell is a graduate of

Sir turnul i t "akMB* 1

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. given a tour

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' tkhuixi r'trslle therevie ..urn- time thwing offtkhurit aniouLdnce and

• at Mr IKiniottt. "I •. 'ti,!

fit* Wto% fNOT |! a .

* • > ttarnaulk. ,»'«•

Ai.l. •Hlmwd wmM aM W M l * tothe tetaaiv Iran Ma M aMarH»«wia* k« a HWdaUw •(I 7M and Hauiutlla). U

Well, t l* sprtBg U W atnbu!aw> ••> delivenil U l a m i ,and (her: a n a d a m taae t olfir.t a u t a n la ir< Mai i l l . i n ,»)a»d mm. for a nwafa> t o«ui»' to (lau

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leap and the hrldegroom from Santa CaUlina School for (JirUVill.inoia il»a ' I'nivenHy. ,V.'i«crey, and Holllns Colltw In

He li amwialed with the :i- 1 Irginia, She did graduate workM M mananemenl iinimn rf in art s University of CaliforniaFord Metur O>ro[>atrjr I at Davis

! The blid* sroom li a graduate:of Admiral Farragu \ca<t*TOy,lJine Bt>ai i, N,l., and •p,-iniiy

!r,i)!ege, Hartford, Ci"m. He isI jet i>tlot in t l * Marine O.rps I

| stationed M El T<ro R R M Air| Base, Sanla Ana. {

They will rci i le in T.agunaBeai-h,

Squan SchoolsTo Open Sept. 3

M.WASQUAN — The Man JB U I jSi-nools will open oi\\edne,*ijy, September 3.

New pupils must be re i>t*'ivi<lbefore the end ol August ty fwadmitted on opening day. Thehigh school is open every week-day for registration and elementary school pupils may rvgisteiany weekr/ay at (fie Broad Street

rhool. No new pupila will be•gistered from Augusf 29 to Sep-

;ember 3.Hi h School pupils who whh

?redit fur >umnwr tutoring must j w u - in u

arrange to take ^x.iminalk'.iis on tiû ;" , ,_ .- \m by cailinf '

«.?i*-» UMM

Nancy Bobbins,Justus CooleyWed Saturday

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HANAJean

nuekincleiârten puiBrojd Street School from 9 00until 11:30 far Jhe mornine .ses-sion and 12:30 until 3:00 for theafternoon session.

Hitrh School classes will beginat 8:10 a.in, and dismiss at

CafHt-rias in all schools willlx? in operatios on opening day.

Miss Jean Ward of Morga.itown,N.C., was maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were the MissesJo Ellen Ccnley, sister of thebftdflgream, at home; NancyMuller, Butler, and Miiry Litle,Sussex, Lynn Boiling, Cirt'ens-boro, N.C, was fliwer girl.

Jonathan Cooley. brother of thebridegroom, at home, was bestman, L'shers were Edmond G.Robbins. brother of the bride,at home; William Joule,, SeaGirt, and Joseph Deuibrecki.Raritan Township.

A reception was held at theSpring Lake Golf and CountryClub.

After a wedding trip to Barms J. Ryan, 111 Garfield Ave-,Harbor, Me., the couple will nnue, Avon, and Harrison. j side at Edgemero Drive, Mata

Miss Hulsart is a graduate of wan.Xeptune High School and will he f The bride is a graduatea senior at TyJer School of Art Southern Seminary, Buena Vistapf Temple University, Philadel- Va. and Monmouth College. Shephia. is a teacher employed by the,

Mr. Ryan is a graduate of Es- Englishtown public school systemsux Catholic High School, New- The bridegroom was graduatecark, and will be a senior at Se- from Layafette College, EastonIon Hall University, South Or- Pa. He is employed as a chemange. [Ul with Ethican, Somerville.

Engagement

Hulsart ~ RyanBRADLEY BEACH - Mr, find

Mrs. Walter Mulsart, 405 Mon-mouth Avenue, have announced

'the engagement of their daughter,Elizabeth Ann. to Gregory J.

I Ryan, son ol .Mr, and Mrs. A)oys-

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Carpeh from $3.70 sq. yd. up

Flooring Supplied — Laid — Sanded — Finished

WEYERHAEUSER PANELING — 41 » 8' Sheefc1/4" and 3/16" Thick — J4.25 and up

Woodhue • Woodglo • Muralwood • Forestglo

1600 H Street Belmar, N. J.

Skate Beauty Sedan700 . Bth AVENUE — BELMAR

Dial - 681-5675

S U M M E R S P E C I A L S !

Professional Beauty Care

Styling

Coloring

Permanents

IMPORTANT THING WE SELL

IS SATISFACTION

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Letterheads • Announcements • Invitations

Weddings • Envelopes • Invokes • Forms

Ad Books • Business Cards, etc.

THE C O A S T A D V E R T I S E R

701 - 7th Avenue Belmar, N. J.

Phone-681-6000

Heyner SeeksTV Coverage

WANAMASSA - In Ha I Hi nilta the Motimouth Oiunl> N >-i •

tei S;itunl;iy in^hl. innntT Q&V*mug Robert B. Meyncr, thisyear's Democratic gubernaton.ilcaniiiiiate, talUnl tor the establish-tneni of j commercial tel^vismnstation in ,\cw Jersey ' 'whichwould take care of the public uf-fjirs of the stale. People knonmore of what is going on in NewYork and Pennsylvania than whatis going o" if their own stale."Ihe DWBfl™^J candidate said.

He urged1. esinVnts to=s»'i'ite V

co\«Tifi|£[tK> entirpTietr^*fwj...j:'.!area," and urge tho programmersto focus more at(ertfim) towardNew Jersey

"True, prior to an election theyget a few New Jersey c;inflktaU'son television, usually Sundaymorning when people fflt (lettingrendy for church, or are envotvedin other activities such as recrea-tion . . this is certainly notenough of a e&versgfl el the fart-es) Rowing siaci on tie Easternseashore," former Gewna (ft •

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1 ' R at ii reception at thehome of Ur. Jack A. Mirabeil;,.Ill 6tli Avenue, Belmar Mr McymT stressed law ;\TKI Knlir as $wtal mutA 'or the state.

He said he would make enforce-ment of the l;iw one of his pri-mary concerns as governor

And, h»! saiil, he would be happvto dehafe Congressman WilliamT, t'ahill, his Republican oppo-nent, as "often as my schedulepenults."

We Buy and PayCosh for

SCRAP IRON — STEEL

BATTERIES - JUNK CARSand All K i n * of Metal.

Wall Auto WreckersIncorporated

1822 H St. - West SelmarPhone 681-4200 • I

BELMAR FIRE ALARMS3 — First Aid

14 — Belmar Plaza

15 — 15th Ave. S F St.

16 — 6th Avo. & F St.

17 — 8th Ave. S F St.

18 — I Oth Avo. S F St.

19 — 12th Aye. & F St.

23 — 3rd Ave. 8, A St.

25 — 5th Ave. S A St.

27 — 2nd Ave. & B St.

29 — 5th AVB. * E St.

31 — 13th Ave. S D St.

32 — St. Rose High School

7th Ave.

34 — 7th Ave. S D St.

35 — St. Rose Grade School

6th Ave.

36 — 10th Ave. & C St.

41 — 14th Ave. S> A St.

43 — 8th Ave. & A St.

45 — l l t h Ave. S A St.

47 — I Bth Ave. & A St.

•iS — Surt S 20th Aves.

53 — Oakwood & River Rdi.

55 — 12th Ave. & Bayview

56 - 16th Ave. & Maplewood Rd.

57 — L St. & River Rd.

58 — Marine Basin

59 _ 9th Ave. S R.R. Ave.

2-2-2 Car or Grass Fires

3-3-3 Out of Town

4-4-4 Hook Sr Ladder Firo Co.

Telephone — Police — 681-1700 or 681-1701

_ Fire — 681-1700 or 681-1701

— first Aid — 681-1700 or 681-1701

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WHAT'k Still Sri^Iliit'j

OLDCAR?

Does it seem like everybody's got a new car these

days — except you? Then it's about time to check

our Auto Loans. Low bank rates, last loan service and

convenient repayment plans can get you behind the

wheel of new car now,

Belmar-WallNational Bank

Belmar .Manasquan

F St and 9th Ava.Rt. 35 Circle Plata

Customer Servica HoursTillers 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Wall Loan Dept. Daily to 8 p.m.Wall Twp Rt. 35 and 18th Ave. Wall Loan Dept. Daily to 8 p.m.Wall Twp., Collin9«ood Park Office, Collinq.ood Circle, Rts. 33 * 34, Wall, 9:30 to 5:30

Your installment loan can be insuredwith life insurance.

FULL TRl'ST SERVICES Ail AUTHOEIZED BY WW

MrmtKT Ff*ral Drposll Insurant rorporatimFederal Krierve .Intern

Re: The new, convenient way to pay your gas bill.

To become effective with bills rendered starting September 1969,

New Jersey Nal.uml Qua Company announced

a new 12-nnml!i equal payment budffef plan. Tho

rountlily budget amount is baaed upon your

average ffas use during the past; 13-month period,

Periodfcallyyout budget amooot will bereviswetl,

and if necessary, adjusted according to the

monthly avorage of gas ;u UialK used during the

preceding year.

Yniiorc offered two methods o/ mokin I • •< ' '

equal payments,

MBWiQB NIL lnuDti f i VIAH

Vbur l^ monthly budget paymfflitfl are made to

the New Jersey Natural Gas Company in tho

manner ili.il you pFesently pay your gas bill. Tlic

•Budget Payment Rail i the equal paymeni plan

which many "f <>ur customers have been iisiujj. Tb

make ii '••fill for all coatomeM, Uus plan is now

being reviaod to i1! equa3 pflymeatalnstead oi fte

]n wliii'i havoboen made in the past.

•n H I •;, v>_' . ' in DQET/BAKKPAYMJBWPLAN

Vou in.!1, nuihoriao your bank [o

nmousj ofyoui monlMy budgel bitta frranysia11

* iit-H I ing account. 1 Tf-')i youi author^ ti

,'• • ' .ituTrilCa? Company wflj Bentl yourbaia

directly to your bank, whkh will Vam deduct the

amount Erora > mir chfidrfug nexount.

\v,nr munHilvlMiik -I lixmeni will [ndudfl your

pafd Ons Bill, along with your casccHed dieAs.

'I'his pnables you to hatana yam n'miii Bud

keep your checlAooJ! up to date.

There is no additional eharge for this service.

Qu;(lificnln*nfm-tiikiii);inlviiiiliij!cMjflhwAutO-

mstlo Bii.lgot/Biiiik Payment Plan If! only Uuit

yoy tuwQ a checking accoynl ai any .tf the pariict-

pating baflbs,

'J'IIQ Pl;m may be c incelled any time you wish

on ;iO days written notice either U> your bank or

to New Jersey Natural Gas Company.

APPLIANCE mPCOUNT

As an Introductory offer, your Qas Company

wJB give you a iv;, DlSCOUtH1 C] RTU I

GATE fow&rds thopurcfaaaeolanj gas appliance

from New Jersey NahinJ Ga i Comperty or ;my

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Ibta&e advantage of this additi inai wfviceby

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ftiew Jersay Natural Gas Company

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FULL PRICE

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LAVS tnowei i rppaiwd aod tharp-•cwl Hand *aws, circular liwa.buJge kbean, |M*- >rs. chiwlipUnei. planer E R . ^ S kitchenfcnivu And ice « i i " •harmned

HARHY PKLUGrh •!.• vi J I «

607-12th Ave., Belmur

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATEAihury Park - viTn fjcing DealLake, 3 M ro..m. sitting room,laryt' M t e l kMWBi ftnishpd id-tic and basemt'tit. Garage and gar-den. Minutes from PMM Ui 11 1road. Price furnished SUfl.Otto I'nfunoished $26,000 Phone 1201 775-iiWB daily af'er f; f m or Sumliyfor appointment.

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socal events f'>r the past IWt, the camp, "Sciwt Acres," I f,r their pre-ram!) physical exam-Ocean five summer, Ihe (ioVh-n Dome _

Hall will he cnonlinn'ed hy Mr Rraund for kids. Th,

1 j , . n „( I lii';ir,i s'nils hema hri-tl at tin-: Ci's-lul socal evt-nts lor tne i>asi HR, [lie camp, .IL-IAH .u-res, i r T ineir piv-i amji pny-icai ejaiu-, ' i u - lh ™ tli*. ' . * n ^ num. 'iceanfrunt, ne.ir Kt and Ocean live slimmer, Ihe QtliM Dome pruvided tlK- p f fM nnupiim illations.

of th. Z Mr Ml w S A"'nl*'« »••'" " : « »»• <-iH1rdinn'«l hy Mr oimmd for ki.ls. The camp i . , „ .» Bernir' I I w id w The.v found Cos there with a and Mrs. William l.m«hrr,n. of ,,,,-ratal l.y h M Tical Council ° " ' ' U ' 1 : ' , , ' " v , f

t i v"ulh « i ' T car * ' ' ' I '1"* aulomalic pistol. He to fiirt. 'Toe Golden DOM M l No t h B..y fcOBU of America " J " .""-> • ' ™ » l " ' *it i.I his b m Mr M Bid J ] * " lw" mon who were at- M. sp.'ndor as the (.rnahon ^ — , • ,(.mji — , Mhl|];ill],,».„ m « l « »hen he '™P*il'S t> a-BOll him. Ra I. Mrs I.nugluan »ai<l. | ^ > ^ • (m ,, nli|WJV ,u « i , .w a r k

Ihe car 11 B H !li.-;-f was H"1-"'!»". B e I m a r Municip:il i Inil 11,'vor - t i l .iw:.i from homo,» e at h me at Ihe time. I Court Juilge Stephen Maguire or- „ n _ . , _ . . , , o, ( . „ »•__• „ „ „ „ „ . ,„' . ' ..'i,~;., . . . i , ,! u , . ,k ' Rai iins finds for rent ins the

w < SOUTH BELMARWe are [mud uf this well liiled home, 2 blx-ks from ocean

Has 4 hedrooms. IH baths, largliving room, dining area, ultmodern kitchen, jilou-ies porchgarage with attjehed liveablroom, hot & cold outdoor showerpatio, low taxes. Completely furnished at $»,900 or can be purchased unfurnished

HAYES AGENCY722 Mattison Ave.

Asbury ParkEvenings & Weekends - 531-3776

(20-21)

HELP WANTEDExcellent cleaning position for

lady. Business couple, new home,Must have own transportation.1 day a week. Thursday, Fridayor Saturday.

Call after 7 p m . evenings449-7188

FUELOIL

ONE STOP FORALL YOUR HOMEHEATING NEEDS!

V Budget Payment

V Service Plans

W Automatic Fill

V. Replacements &Installations

STERNERS12th & R.R. AVES.

BELMAR, N. J .

681-1900

JCPSL SIMMEK r.VDET - John J. Vorbim, 30J loth Avenue,M M P , leil, diwusscK the M l i of a tr;uwf(irmpr with G.Hames (;rnve, Toms River district l-Bgifiwr lor Jersey (VntriilVmm & U ^ l t'ompanv. Ym-him, son of Mr. and M R . FrancisYtirhim, is a scnW lnaj«rln)< in el.'crtiiai cnginepriil^ at NewarkCiiJItjjr of Fnginccring. He is among setectpd co!f"j;e studentsemployed by JCPL during the summer In give them an opportunityto gain experience in the electric utility's operations.

When you'renot sure

where to shop,who to call;

use the firms thatdisplay this seal.

m WiIVALUE'SE ICE

AUTO BODY

Charles Perceval10- 10th Ave., Bolmar

681-0033

AUTOMOBILE SALES

Se/mor Motors, Inc.300 F St.. Bclmar 6SI-2727

andMain St., AvonJsed Cars 77S-I0O9

Department 681-3066

8ICYCLESLAWN MOWERS

Clay's732 Highway 71 . W . Belmar

661-6566

WILDING MATERIALS

Sterner Coal &Lumber Co.

2th & R.R. Aves., Belmar

681-1900

CATERING

Mary's Coffee Shoptato Hwy. 34 at 681-5870

Belmar Boulevard 681-583-8

FUNERAL HOME

Daniel A. Reilly8th Ave. & D St., Belmar

681-1587NSURANCE

REAL ESTATE

Sullivan-CampionAgencies

'00-8th Ave., Belmar 691-1058

NEWSPAPERThe Coast Advertiser701 - 7th Ave., Belmar 681-6000

RADIO

WOBM FM Stereo92.7

SPORTING GOODS^

The Sportsman's ShopHwy. 35 & 3rd Ave.

Neptune City 775-9044

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Wagner PostTo Dr. Schmitt

ifiier TakesManville Bride

ST.VTEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Dr.Edith Anna Schmitt, former Del-mar, N.J., resident, and daugh-ter of Mrs. A. Doruthy Schmitt,1011 18th Avenue, Kali Town-ship, has been named dean ofWagner College Nursing School

Dr. Schmitt, who was paduatetifrom the West Belraor GrammeiSchool. Asbury Park High Sch-ool, and the Ann May School olNursing of the Jersey Shore

lieu Center, Ne;>tune, tfiSfiMfor three ytars at the Ann MaySchool of Nursinij and Uie Coop-?r Hospital Schoul of \Lirsing, in"amdeu.

She went to Wagner College asin associate professor.

Dr. .'ichmitt la i g r adua l of theJniversity of F'ennsylvania and'ew York University, whore sheon her doctonate.

Last year, Dr. Schmitt wasu the New Yurlt State Board of"•'"• trainers for Xursas and laterwas one of a select group of ed-ucators to tour the NASA spacecenter, Cajx; Kennedy, Flii.

There she was bi-iefed on the-

ni.idiinforceUikpn. Police snid thrresigns of forcible etilry.

VOTERS APROVEU N D PURCHASE

SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS -Voters - 26 of them • turned mion Tuesday to approve a Boardof Education referendum for thepurchase of lands adjacent to theelementary school.

The 36, about 1 percent of thetotal 2,000 registered voters, cas1

a 25-1 margin for the transfer o:$40,000 from the surplus to thecapital outlay account to financethe purchase of the property, athrcL'-acre tract.

loard of Education's immediateplans for the land will be for

creational purposes, but thelands wil lalso be available forschool additions, should the need

LEGAL NOTICE

In tflflS, Dr. Schmitt was ap-pjiiiU'd a tsfl profess** at WagnerCollege.

She is a member of the Trin-ity Lutheran Church, Manasquanand is a member oi both the Nat-ional I/agtte for Nursing and theAmerican Nurse's Association,both on Jocal and state levels.

She is also a member of theSigm;i Theta Tau, honorary nurs-ing society.

Boih her mother and late futb-8P, Philip C. Schmitt, have beenictive in Shore fraternal circles.

Hoard of AdjustmentIs 1 - 20 (53.42)

NOTICINOTICE IS HBIlF.FiY CJIVEN that

at thf TTipHing nf Dio Honing BnrxrJ'if AiUuslmrrrt o( Ihe Tuwnship of Wnilht-rrt July "10, ]!l(i!), at thf MunicipalBulldliifj. 250(1 Munipip.'il Onurt, WallNew .rmcy, ihp f-jllowlnn aft ion wa»

aiiiillcan Jink Dulirovsky,n t t

WASHINGTON - U.S. federalgencies, including military, own

rJwii:! trucks.

MEDAL NOTICE

d a nrlanPP to prect a canopyVPI- Iht- ptvsent puotlfie ]>mnp islandn1 VtaUtion <if front ynnl scihack onis prujierly known ns Block 638, Lot

NOTICE IS FURTmn GIVEN thatin' dctcrminHtlon ol ttld Zoning Board\ Afljustnient hiis lippn filer) In thorfliv of said Boniii at the Munleljtaluifilinir. yri(H) MunH'Ipiil Court, Wall,PW Jersey nd i l lhl f i

pursS. 4:88-];j tb"

1RMA K. STANLEY,Tnwnshirt Clerk

UB«« 11. in<B.1 • K) ($-1.80)

NOTICKTAKE NOTTfK that on thp 8lh tfav

, im, Ihc gonlBS n.mrrl .,'ft 'it ihc Borouafi nf Bprtni

nf A1

MAWILLE - Jack Konyon•ma Jr., took as his bride,\m Ann Marifl Farano, Aimust

2 at St. Mary's Roman CatholicChurch.

Parents of the couple are Mr.and Mrs. Charles Fjrano, 5 S.drHttMfeMF Street, and Mr. andMrs. Cramer Sr., Woodland Ave.,Neptune Q'ty.

The ttev. John Gasper offici-ated.

The bride wore a Chanlilly lacegown and carried while orchiîôn a prayer book.

Miss Beverly Farano, at home,was her .sisters maid of honor.Another sister, Miss Dcbra Far-ano, Mi.ss Kathy Shandor. and '."'"Miss Joan Maychrich. all of M j n - l ' T 'ville, were bridesmaids.

Diane Day, liere, was flower * m

E t l w u r d Swannack. N'eptune !'J|."City was best man. The ushers °«Jwere Cfrarles Farano, bride's v»."!•'.'irother; Arthur Albrizio, Lodi, pwW

jnd William CoskjIIo. Irvinpton. j i,}","A reception took place at Vet- pop*

runs' Memorial Hall. !.,"'V,Tht?y will reside at 707 Kto. 35, dan •

,roplunc City, after a wedding 1(',';,!"•ip (o the Pocoiios. j wmtwThe bride, a graduate of Mas- J','"''ille High School, received a teMnachelor of arts decree In health a* *jnd phyKicaT education from Tren- BMM

I State ColTefie. She will begin ^ll;'tchbi^ at Neptune Junior High Boon

>chool rrext month. |rrc..s^The bridegroom, a graduate of tnmil

Jepfune High School, attended !-iL"1 '•'"renton State College. He is em- §3JJ™byed by Cramer Electric, Nep-une City.

-•1 • ,;nd puruhî-ifi. U*K\,f ten bevn arts and c nii'iuj cjui^mcnt, fffflSt ci-iihes,iWinLnin.H at the nearby insurance and o(ht»r mi^vl'.tik'fnH

Bimnton public M«dteil the Rock- items pro\e<l the btgttMi y>\ ac-iiuay HivtT. volfeybaS, haêba!! cordint; to FVUT H. WH Bl Wy-

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•KM collected fr-imirees. The ItediBt,ii k C^kHI "f Arts

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B(s of Ruifjers. rh.-ifit-i'v.l science major, who of Ameri:mîn» editor of The and flcUltsmt, fbfiam New- • i - v B iM tnwipaper, last SO bathl0,(-><l a day enre pro- campersuffalo. At that time Co. of FroepHiding (ho Univor.ity limply of aThis spring Mnl:n> e contribu'edcjrry out a similar tlghta wurth £K50.

much broader In addition, a bus 01

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scale — namely,I cam;) for diuad\;inl;iged .Newark i

youngsters. | \i At first, he diflcussed it with t

1 his fiancee. Marilvn chalet of 1. Irvlngtan. In June s.n< was gnad-jt

' noted from Rutgers with s deana ein wdotogy, The prtuisdctilar, distributed it to the

Jer-m On., pnrclnsed1 fir Eos youngBurgess Ttattery

lit. — on the basislom phono call —

Safari camping0.

atcd by

,dent body and advertised it inThe Observer, in an effort to so-lint support.

j The circular drew the interestof a group of graduate students in

Ralal

ivlded tr;ins:>orta[inn for theIdren to t i e camu site, and thefgOTB Newark Piiysicat F/duca-i Departnu'Pt loaned the camp-y variety nf gportS ef|uipment.

'All in ;ill/' said Matareso,'T!i:s week at camp has bwn thepproduct of a large cooperativeecnrt and you can tell by thesmiles on the kids' faces they'reenjoying it to the hilt."

WASHLMGTON — In trucking k," I;;1, ,'"•anguage, a "cackle crate" is a : tntprovanruck Uiat hauls poultry and'reefer" is a refrigerated truckr trailer 'designed to carry per-shables.

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M. Brindley, Pastor

J:45 a.m. - Bible School.We have clashes for everyonefrom two years through adultsFor transportation, c?M 6315535, we will pick your children up,

11:00 a.m. - Morning Service"Message from llie Word oGod"

S:45 p.m. - Youn£ Peoply's Meeting at the Church. Brian andLynn McMeans in ch3rpe.

7:00 p.m. - Evening Service.Special Music every Sunday.Old-Time singing.Nursery provided at all regu-lar services.

WVdnesday"7:30 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer

Meeting. How much do youknow about the Word of God?

CHRIST CHURCH UNITYCorner Third Ave. ft Emory St.

Ashury Park, N. J.Kev. Charles K. KflrfnatE*

ST. MARK'S R. C. CHURCBSrd Ave. and Crescent Parkwij

Soa C.lrtv- <• J. Frederick CUI<

Sunday Masses • 8, 10, and 11A.M.

Weekday Masses - 7:30 A.M.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCEFirii Church of Chrtit

HclenUstGrand and Fourth

Ashury ParkSunday service, 11 A.M.Sunday School, U A.M.8:1S P.M. - Wednesday -

Testimony Meeting.

S T . imcnAfics E P I S C O P A LCHURCH

Allenwood Rd • Wall TownshipSundayi

8:00 a.m. • Holy Eucharist»0:W> a.m. - Morning Prayer.

Sung Eucharist with InstruoUon and church school,

Holy days - 7 and 10 a.m.

COMMUNITY BAPTISTLakewod Rnad inShark River Hilb

ST. ANDREW'S METHODISTCHURCn

Fourth and West Lake AvenuesSpring Lake

Rev. Lawrcwe K. MooreSUNDAY SKUMCES

8:30 a.m.—Morning worship andfcrmon.

11:00 a.m.—Morning worship andsermon,

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DAH.Y MAOttSt. Catharine's Church

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FIRST BACTiST t Mt'RCHRe?. J. I). Thomas. Pij|#r

Vtnlfa An, , Near I) St.. Belmai

FIRST PRFSBVTFRIAN9th Ave and E St.

Rev. B. 1>, Rimiaine, Jr.10:00 a.m. - Sunday School and

Morning Worship.Cliarlps Rood, Musicnl Director

of Owen County Community Col-iego, summer soloist.

WALL METHODISTOl,( Mill Road

Hrv. Milton F. LeCompte9:45 a.m.—-Sunday School.8:30 and 11:00 a.m.—Sunday

Service.7:30 p.m.—Evening Service.

As Residents Cite Possible Floodingi v ; LAKE — CeshiniiiMl curliinfj onand P*fflB Avrmits

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EPISCOPALSon Girt

Eleventh Stindiiy After TrinityAugust 17, 1969:

R:00 a.m. • Holy Communion9:30 a.m. - Sung Eucharist and .

Sermon.1:00 a.m. - Morning Prayer and

BsnnosThe Rev. Canon Raymond II.

Miller, Hector, will preach.The Vacation Church School will

meet from Monday, August lmh.hni Friday, Augttit 29th. SisterAgatha Louist! and Sister Barbaraloan of the Communily of St.J.'ihn Baptist, Mendiutffl, will bo

itsd by Miss Edith Meedar,Mrs. James YounR, Jam- Watis,Fadde H;iu and Kathy McCms-

n, Cliildren from Grades 1 thruare tcvlted to attend.

FIRST BAPTIST CHVUCHOF WALL TOWNSHW

7:30 P.M. - Evening Worship.(Collingwood Park)

Rev. I 'PVI Oiint.'nliiK, PagtoiUla L. Warren, Or|!an1frt

9:45 A.M. - Sunday School andidult Bible Class.11:00 A.M. • Morning Wordilp.

AU.ENWO0M PROTKSTANT

Allalrv-AIIenwood Road

Rev. J. E. McFarland, Pastor

9:30 A.M. - Bible Sehool.10:45 A.M. - Morninf; Worship.6:00 P.M. - Young People'a7:00 P.M. • Evening Evangells

tic Senice.Wednesday

ftOO P.M. • Prayer and BibleStudy.

ST. JAMESBradley Beach, N. J.

Brr, Richard M. Shaw, Rector ,

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Council Walter Jadge askedthat all residents at thfl mwilnggive their names ts the clerk,Washington Mumon, so that theirgrounds could be surveyed bythe bori)!i|ib efiglUWT,

nuo,' and 20 other residents ofthe area, were on hand to pro-test. Mr, Qearty praBWited apetition signed by RC residenis,listing eight ' 'but her sumo Items"that, he said, enforcement otpresent toning, building, business

-.. : ] • •',-.'- !ivok lotfl1 the • V::i Gelder Sh.i, k ' sa Swyglare colled ;,n I m <• i\ betbg than 30 ptojile Bw in the unfit

l;K'i!itii;;- Grounds are UUer^witliIvi- eaaj :-t bottl ;, in addi-

the south end pavilion woefully' (ton.

in adequate. | Alex Mwda, 410 Shore Road,Mr. Gearty said he was speak- said hi-'d like to fuel he's "a

tug fur all t''1 whiMi hfl .said that part uf Spring Lake. tOS." Betheir end of town "isn't given said be would I0B to s]>eiuithe same treatment as the north sonic of his summer out ofend." [court, but has two hearings corn-

He said that flL-teriorauon was • ing up nr\ t week on wmplalots• ccarriag and iirfied the mayor he signed against parking vio-'whn wai absent last nii*ht' and lators.

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.It rsi-v Shmre MMficri <i-nterMr. and Mrs, f.iifford Farren,

• :Ki ;i'h Avenue, Heimar, are par-'"•(.•.'•'i';' ents of a girl.

-• Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeSarm>,"•'• -' a i:•,,,! i.nd Avwiue, Neptune

Am,RK L'ity. are parents of a boy.... ..

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Modern Funeral HomeModernly Equipped

Waller / . JohnsonDirector681-4455

FUNERAL HOME

A Modem Funrral HomeOffering A Dignified Service

To Meet EveryFinancial Need

J. Henry DanglerEighth Ave. andSouth Lake Drivo

Belmar 681-3900

WHOA, ItAHV — Prince ttongo holds a chair up lo stop ane of his African l.imis diiriiiR a sessionunder the Hoxle Bmthors huge, yellow (ent. Thv Tlircc-Ring Cirnis will roim- lo Man»sqiia,n onMonday, with 2 and 8 p.m. performances. H will sot up al the Pmiiitiino Parking Lot, Third Ave-nue, Mannsqiian. The Krwanis Club of MMHBppWB is <inonsuriti!< (he cirois .ind tickets at $1. MayorAxel B, Carlson, Jr., will head the* circus parade, riding atop the lead l t

uated on beautiful Silver Lake convenientlylocated to serve the entire Shore Area.

801 D Street Belmar, N. J .

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HOW many peupltWhere do they live—Where do they buy?

How do we meet the population changes? How canwe plan ahead for housing, schools, shopping areas,open lands and transportation?

The answers to all these questions and many moreare in the offing every ten years when the nationalcensus is taken. It is used as a guide in government,business, industry, education to anticipate the increas-ing demands of a successful American economy.

While plans are being developed for the 1970 cen-sus, there has been a flurry of controversy as to the cov-erage and procedures. Even Congress has evidencedconcern.

Congress should incisively examine the plans be-cause the cost of the operation is borne by the public.However, an adequate census is not a luxury but a neces-sity. The decennial census is not only authorized, butrequired; and not by legislation enacted by Congress,but by the Constitution itself.

It is the responsibility of every citizen to cooperatein making this 1970 census. The census is not an actof harassment or government prying, but is the per-formance of a necessary government function.

As plans are shaping up for the 1970 census, itwill provide the essential information necessary forboth government and business to make the necessaryprojections for the next decade and beyond.

So, when you are askijcl for census data, give thetime and effort necessary—to help yourself—your neigh-bor—and vour nation.

Margaret Speaks and ConradThlhwk, radio |WI | IMTH1M. M N

urctl as Ocean drove cele-brated IM ~.i(h anniversary with1

sr«cial concerts in the Audito-rium Reports M N that the om-eerls were 'attracting thmi;

MM Theup far |

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Spray* .should mnUin Sewn.*pelW 8KVIN, plu» mjaVthMH,f p M MtLTIIION If pewderynulttew Is a pr ihlt?ni on yourj'i.iiita, then iwe a fuftijht'ih1,•sitfi an phaltan, ^ M i'l/U.-TAN, or karathane, spelledKAKATUANR Tht'ste ( M M M,fhis a (ungkkk, sit'h as k.ira-thane or phaltan are compataitleand can he nrned tnyoiher Y-*• • H I amounts, follww the trun-tifactunr's dirndl*in* on th* In-

BM M (Mil I,MV!IU^ •

saw-flies 4|H>il v.Hir pltMsurr inyour Harden Spny with sewnitr malathiim. ami for powdery

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ml filled « n Mlldl It is be*ti tiijj uj these plots and re-lant tht1 Iris every few years.

Mr. Mohrou do this

Letter To TheEditor

| f | iif Lahor .lame1 Miuheil was to be guest speake'at the annual gathering of th[HffW Jersey Savings Bond Commiliee at the Spring Lake Coun17 Club. Mr. Mitchell wasumnHT resident of Spring Lake

Social

SecurityEditor, Advertiser:

The Arts Department of the jBelmar Junior Woman's Club'wishes to thank each and every [ ASBURY PARK — 'A word I

| per.-v)n who supported our Yard the wives" about social securit;Sale. July 28 and 27. The sue-1 may result in married womencess of this project was over-1 qualifying for monthly social sewhelming ond we realized a to- 'airily checks, acenrdtag h Jamestal of $130 for a local arl student J. Caivano, Social Security dis'as yet unknown' to be awarded trict manager for this area,at the end of his coming school "When a married woman whoyear. j formerly worked in employmenl

Since the Belmar Juniors have covered under socinl security, de-never had an Art Department lnys applying for her own bene-Tiefore yow can imagine Ihe hap- fits until her husband stops work-piness we felt on Sunday. 1 might Lug, she may be losing money,add here that the remaining ar- Therefore," Mr. Caivano emphu-tides were divided no equally.' sized, 'any woman 62 or older,Bc-iks went to Jersey Shore Med- should inquire at the nearest si>ical Center and Marlbnrn Stale eial security office to verifyHospital. Clothing was distributed whether her former work recordbclwccn l e n s ; Shore and Marl-; qualifies her for monthly cht'eks,boro. Last, but not least, (he although her husband continueiremaining brir-a-brac was do- to work regularly."nated to t'ie First Presbyterian "Check your own social

CongratulationsThe Borough of Celmar and all who participated

are to be congratulated on this, "the best yet", Belmardi-gras. Thousands enjoyed this fine presentation and itwas a sign of the bigger and better things that are tobe Belmar's in future years. Again, congratulations.

Church 1-adies Aid Society,Thank vou cMiseSl of Belma

curity record," i; Mr. Caivano's•ord to ths wives of workers who

BXfS visitors, too. Thank you far have n^ intention of retiring inmore I k n I can say. i the near future. Any social se-

MKS. SANDRA HARRY | curity office will be happy toYour truly, j furnish additional information andArts Department Chairman explain current requirements un-Eulmnr Jr. Woman's Club, der this Government, program.

Your Home

EconomistPeople Arc Different

What makes people different?Psychologists agree that no two

•people are alike, Learning to ap-preciate people's differences ispart of building a healthy per-sonality, says Sirs. Sylvia Mee-han, Monmouth County HomeEconomist.

Our differences give us personal-ity. One person may be shy andwithdrawn, while another is out-going and warm in his relaikm-ships with people.

Heredity and environment areresponsible for our differences.A child inherits from his parentswho in turn inherit from their par-ents and .so on back beyond trace-ability. You can often see thephysical characteristics of here-dity (a boy may be the splillin'image of his dad), but the in-heritance of intelligence and per-sonality are not so obvious.

No two peOple Imo the sameenvironment. Even Iwo broth-ers are different because one isolder. And girls hare differentchildhood oxiH>rience-> from hoys.

A parent who shows respeeffir his child's diffareneea willrecognize and encourage' hisstrengths, and help him ndjusf oraccommodate to his weaknesses.

Differences extend beyond (hehome into the neighborhood andworld community, reminds Mrs,

Meehan. An understanding ant-appreciation of differences makesit possible to respect the worthand dignity of individuals and theuniquess of each human personal-ity.

With this understanding and ap-preciation, it is not necessary foranyone to be frightened or hostilewhen confronted with somethingdifleient or now about a person.

I A firm foundation of respect fori each individual's uniqness leads• h interest and appreciation ofj such differences as personality,physical nuke-up, skin color, na-tionality, religion, cultural pat-terns and traditions.

To help make the understandingof differences an important aspectof your child's healthy personal-ity, write lo Mrs. Meehan, 20Court St., Freehold, and requesta copy of the free leaflet — Dif-ferences, Bridge or Barrier tHealthy Personality.

Zeppelin at HallASBURY P'UIK - l*d Zep-

pelin, British blues-rock combo,is featured mi Moe So;rtee's"KummLT of Stars'' series atConvention Hall here in two showson Saturday, 7:3fl and !i:45 p.m.Their countryman, Joe Crocker,will sing a solo act ateo on thisnil-star program.

The Zeppelin was farmer! in1983 by guitarist Jimmy Pagein London, also featuring •loanPaul Jones, John Bonham andRobert Plant.

recomrr*"intm in I.itt'

fm early August I troots 'called rhizomes' ato get estahii-hed and fgrowth before wintiT

th

rm

diwde, ditf ii]ispect the rhiz

appear decayed orinsects, cut out thwith a sharp knifp andotherwise destroy them.

es. If anyM L M with

[wrtions

To order KamiA Rmmd Jat-krt Suit, wnd | 1

currency, cheek iw money ortkiti Uis Holmes at ('aift>rm;i Comx.Ui'riiMi Box mn.Calif MOm

PfeaHi? print your name, addiese. ZIP coda? and pattern num-t*r i |il,iinly Send IS cents forBACH patt.-rn for first I.iiki social handling, orfor air mail

an)il

not help but wonder how4 you know why jumper

dies are called- oy that nameI was touring the plant of thev Mwfil Company a few, the president, Mr Hindr>.priced me by asking if I

knew I had tu confer that IM not. It seems very fi'w | | Mknitters do either.

la*

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ks. In the HU

if you think, win't you'

of you whi> do not kn"jumper needles" ar

tjive a d script ion and llpllia* thai lime OK?

what

another thiiifj that I'vebtt'n wondering about. A remarkwas made to me the other daythat knitters art' not "stiehoryminded" at all. I do not agree.

Cut the since I believe that nvist of us_. leaves on the Ir is , learned embroidery H U before

rhizomes to a fan of about one • • learned knitting and I stillthird the height of the existing love it. When you order your pat-

s'ender cord connecting the nee-dles does not show a ridge, evenif left for a considerable lengthf i h h ileaves and replant in. groups of tern.*, drop me a line and tell me of time. Other reasons she gives

three or five hut do not crowd, 'f yw ire also doing some stitch- for liking circular needles are:them together ton closelv or they e r y- %will have to be divided again aroused,

a year or so, I

PTan the rhizomes frttm one to

curiousity is really

Mauris M. wrote discuss-(WM inches below the soil and in* a tip I had given in my re-

1—You never lose one.2— No long needles to catch on

pockets or other things.3—Circular needles do not hit

against chair arms and so on.

years, all with the same enthus-iasm. I can almost hear a hearty"Amen" from many of you

If you do not have a capy of•101 Knitting Tips and Catalogor Originals" send $1.25 plus 25cents postage to me, Coast Ad-vertiser, Box 6002, Inglewood.Calif. 90302. and you will find

These arc comments that I have on Pace !fi,,»ack the soil around them well cent publication about avoiding h e a r ( j o w a m ] t h h fc . T . . .Fertilizer may be mixed into Ihe ridges when knitting on straightsoil before fejflanting but be needles and leaving the work too

mixed in we

Water should be applied imlediately and a'lowed to soat, Keep the soil moist durin.rv periods throughout the seaon.

Properly divided Iris will givou more blooms and a bettc-isplay of the flowers than closey packed, weedy clumps.

GKl/FM'ROOF Vnt'R LAWNTO GET RID OF MOI.FS

Moles and fh,'ir tunnels canj considerabV damage to th*pppanmce of a nice, smooti

awn. The moles themselves doot damage the raits nf hiwrrasscs or other ornaments, btiften field mice do utilize lhes<

ile tunnels and attack the root.'f plants.

To grub-proof a lawn, apoljhlordana at erul>-lproof ratesoth emulsifiahie concentratend dusts can be purchased n1

ny large anrden supplv store. Beire to follow the label dinerun and precautions on (lit

ontainer exactly.Gnih-pronfing lawns has

fold benefit as it destroys thegrubs that do damage to thegrass roots and discourages themoles that make the tunnels,

Youths HeldOn Drug Count

BELMAR - Two juveniles,charged with illegal pus-ess:on ofdrugs, will have a hearing inJuvenile Court, police reported.

The pair, both 17, were re-lease:! in the custody of ! heirparenls. Th^y had been found, po-lice said, behind a flower bedat Silver Lake wltfc 8 quantity ofhashish in their possession,

Municii: il Court Judge Steph-en D, Stagulre this week fined

I Michael Spada. ]Oth Avenue, $100on a charge of shoplifting.

Carl Owen, manager of theAcme Market, Belmar Plaza,madethe complaint.

Judge Maguiro remanded Na-thin Da'r'iy. Fernwood DHve,South Belmar, to the county jailin lieu nf $!0fl fine on chargesof being disorderly, Using offen-sive language, driving withnui hisregistration, and careless dri\iim.

Joachim Fanto.s and AntonioAlexandra, both of Elizabeth,were fined $100 each for takingBhell fish from illegal waters.

John J. O'Connor, Ki'lpewond.w s fined 130 for speeding, andAlbert T. Nk'iTo, rfepttflffi, WSfifine:! US for illegal passing. Wil-liam c Ksrding, Bayoiaie, wasfined S30 for car &&B& clrli inff:

tfge Loekwond, Shnrt Hill.s,and Willinm H. Hamra, Bronx-

ville, N.Y.. $2T),

long before continuing. In addi-tion to the suggestions f gave,A t f c t t l i i t e

needles. She has used them foryears for her straight knittingami finds that work left on the

CARE COURSESCHEDULE SET,

NEPTUNE - Mrs. Oloriaijlione, RN., Acting Director of

Cursing at Jersey Shore MedicalCenter - Fitkin Hospital, an-nounced the schedule for a Coro-

Summit Conference fiHDEN'VER, Colo. — Sjmuel B. Ccnte i* f°e registered nurses.

Smeath, 1521 Marconi Road Wall' T l l e s e r i r s w i " c o v o r ;il1 aspectsToBianlp, N.J., wa:s among 100 of t 'ormary Care and will he helddivision sales manager! attend- '" ' ^ Fundamentals Classroom ini l f d d ^ School of Nursing.

M<?mhers (if tho Coronarv Care

the slhcr suggestions mentionedPage Ifi.

Copyright 19G9, L. A. Times

ng a mutiral fund and insurance '"Summit Conference" near the '(op of Vail Pass at 10 603 feet ('(<mmitte<' at JSMC who will con-7ml m level in h C LIto 0uc[ lh8 lectures arc Dr. L,,,,is B«4«Jey SCh<«>l, Eas-l Orange

lAIbriiiht. Dr. Emanucl Abraham " l s s Crrotta is the daughk-rlOr, Michael LaPorta anil Dr ol M» J« I MB. Haimt OfWttaT,

• 172-1 M Rrett, West Belmar.

The Schedule in a iBlows: Mon-day, 8/18 • 2-4 p ti J f c i t o m y ari

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Barbara I,ee (rowther, a gradu-itB of Wall Township High School.h;is begun her secrft-irial careerwith NBC, New York, followingher eompklion nf studies at TheBkl l

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John Garner i, !ht- «*Jrt name.Burn isi ITrfllllH in M tH blprecise. A challenge lo the fatalames who reap tht- rewardsiltm^ t)n.> circuit' M fx;inly,

but a corner non-thr-less.

•hn M M ch.iuffeurinjj inFm-jj»rt. U M Island in liKM -andi 196S bnm^ht his own car toWall Stadium but without muchfanfart*. This year his determina-tion is starting to pay off. Ht>has a fifth and a tourth amongthe leaders of feature races butmore important he has DM thefirs* >pt*rtsman stock car across(IK* finish line in both instances.

John drives in from Shile Is-land every Saturday niyht with hiswife and'nobody else. He is hisown pit crew and prefers it thatway. "If anything goes wrongwith the e:ir I have nobody toblame but myself," he said.

The rumor in the pits has Johnbeing born in Independence, Mis-

John will be making his wetklypilgrimage to Wall Stadium ftpJshis Saturday ni^ht for a chance

;il the plus $50Q that goes to thewinner of the 3(Mifl tealurp formodifieJ-s[Kirlsirwn slock car pi-polN.

Although lio musf he ranked asi puk'nfkil winner (ilhcrs who can-vA he (-ounleil ntil include defend-ing itiwlitii'd chnmpion and cur-rent leader Charlie KremiT Jr.

West Belmar Scores in Wall Olympic Sports GroupGames; Allenwood Follows in Second | p i a n s c e a s o n

WALL TOWNSHIP - The sev- Boys Ml.".. J.m Newman, Ste<rntfi annual Olympics program Suba, Chip Luttrell.was H p M last week with. Girla 70 £144$*, Pam O'Hrien.West Bclm;ir emerging as the1 Girls 100 l(M?, Kelly pennis,winning playground, with 24,1 Deb Beville, Vicki Totnlinson.uoints. Allenwiod was the runner' Girls 100 (Ml, Leslie Gruhill,up with 224 points and Central Virginia Kin^, Ann Clover.School and (he High School fin-1 Girls 106 MM!), Leigh Grahill,Uhed third and fourth respective- Kerrie Caimrif*. Bonnie La Lohm.!y. | Girls 100 U2-13>, Deb Wolfe,

First, Second and Third place Slimy fcfaoch, D o n atrophii-s were awarded to the fol-' <**• '^- '^ !W, & ? « Bnwn,lowing: JI llP^n Hgjjjnwnd, T Campamle

Boys 220 (12-13), Mike KacheM p ' ^ H S m ' ' ' ' r l" J d i i i"d Ife?m-

reiss, Kev Fleming, Duke *h*i -5S^JJJ l t U S J W F L M'Leslie Grahili, Kathy Larson.

BELMAR - A meeting of fheWoman's Auxiliary of the BelmarSnorts Association was held Tnes-d;iy ni^ht, Mrs. Grace Roper,President, presiding.

Plans wvre made for registra-tion of cheerleaders for the Poi^Warner Football team. Registra-tion will bfl held Monday, AugustIR, 1969 at t!w Belmar Misnicip^lHujT<!ing Al! girls age 9 through!3 are eligible to apply for the

Boys 220 '14-15', Robnd Lut-trell. Ra; -trell.

Boys 40 Ki-7', Dan Pollard.' OW* 1 2"^ ' ^ a r R N t e » f i L-.'iti-'olb.

Cheryl WtttMbert,•;inson. Linda Gad-

Chris Steclman.1 B-ivs 40 ifMM, Kric Piekell, RichCL'iyton, Rich MeglU.

Hoys 40 UQ-lli, Mark AriJIo,Q « l | a Bordrn, Raj Romein.

Girls 40 tO-W, Sherry Srhoch,

fee will be Me, sad a ptoraal moilaccompany the Vi5d for regis-tration, Tryouts and eliminationwill be held 1008 after registra-tion.

The auxiliarv voled fo erect ;i

I MAGAZINE POST

|TO CECIL LEARI HELMAR — Cecil Lear, 4034th Avenue, has resigned fr<mihis job as pricing and marke-tins;administrator with Bendex Cor-poration, Holnwiel, to join Peter-sen Publishing Company u east-ern adverli-:in(5 manager for"Surfing" magazine, a newlycreated position.

Mr. Lear, 38, an active surfer,has judged the surfing 'WorldChampionships sad . (fowtai ..fconipetifion POT tht EEMtcra SU'i-ing AssotiiUkHi.

• • JSfiy t&t,have three ehiklren, JWEKM 12*

10 sod Nancy. 7. ' '

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sign on (he field gnalinL' if :is Qm Belmar Pop War... Sub.-), Donna foleman.

Girls 14-13. J e w Hammond, | M T ^ M , [md lifting thpPriscilla Draper, .loyce Brown j schedule. Also d pep rally

Itl'NN'rNG BROAD .Il'MP [Sratwnbw Bfh. the nieht 'Boys 6-7, Gary McLean, Eric

Sandborn, Chip MeKelvcy.Boys a-fl, Rny Pk-ktOl. Kirk

the first jâme was planned.Mrs. Jane N'nbes, Mrs. France;

Williams, nnd Mrs Hdaa Pascin'-to « w e npnoinfed to the nnmi-nnlina coniniilfeo fnr now B&ken

Tin1 nc\( meotini; will bo held

bsder Joe tovwaga orIlaffman of FrwholJ, Joluiny

Uihrs of Neplunc, Dick LflWll ofCream RkJgfi the ptvuiar vrfcranParker Bolin of Freehold, HayShea of West Belmar, Don Stumpfof Ne}>tune, Davt> Hulse of PointPleaiSDt, Jerry Schiel of SouthToms River, Richie Massing ofMorgamille and Boh Hosscll ofBordentown,

wood Anderson. Sandy Sandbom, 1 •|I !h<* Mimiciin] Jiuiiilin?. All in-

Shfifing the hil! with the m«li-fiod-.-iporisman stock cars are tht;ever present limited ffiOTUnWstock ears. Both divisions witour the Rt. S4 ovat in a scriesof heat races before going helter-skelter in their main events.

PadBg (he limited piloLs intheir point derby is last yearsNovice champion Norm Janwichof Mala wan. Norm is beingwatched closely by Mel Cain dToms River and Bob MSCullougho[ Mount Holly who has takenhome first prize money in sixfeature events this season.

First race, gets the green [lafiat B p.m.

ming.Boys 50 ffi-7', Dan Foll.n1;!.

IV>l>erl Lar»n, Robert McKelvey.Boys 50 (!M)>, Bill J. Woodward,

Hill Koifk-r, Hoy Pickell.Boys 50 (10-11), Tim O'Hcney,

'Vernon Williams, Uay Homian.Girls SO '12-131, Sherry Schoch,

Deb FomitroUo, Donna Coleman.Boys 70 (6-7), Gary McLean,

Eric Sandborn, Doug Hamleh,Boys 70 (8*), Billy J. Wood-

;jj 'ward, Roy Pickell, Kurt Sand-born.

Boys 70 (10-]1>, Mark Arrilto,Joe Babos, Joe Pollio.

Boys 70 112-13), Kev Toom^r.LinwocHl Anderson, Jack Patter-son.

Boys 440 (14-ifl), Bill FJdrid^c,Rol Lutlrell, Ray "

Salmon, Robcit Siemcr.Boys 8-9, Bruce White, Bill

Woodward, Chris Lsnfst.Boys 10-11, Mickey Storms, Jack

Moriss, Bruce SeanRg,I Boys 12-tTt, Lyn Anderson, JackPaterson,, Kev Thompson

Boys 14-15, Roland LirUrcll, ChipLultrcll, Jim Newman.

SOFTBAU. TIIKAWBoys 6-7, Billy Cardinal, Chip

McKelvey, Doug Kanulak.Boys 8-9, Chris Hanulak, Bill

Kofflcr, Bob Madsen.Boys 10-11, Joe Pollio, Mickey

Storms, Jell Daniels.Girls 6-7. Jean Morris, Peg Pal- p ,

mor. Colleen Fornnrotln. 'taxation on municipal bonds wouldGirls I ." Kathy Jobes, Ann h u r t the Borough's sale of the

bd

COUNCIL RAPSBOND TAX RULE

NEPTUNE CITY - BoroughCouncil here is appciswl ta anyaction that would place Rovem-men( l.ix<i!ion on municipal hnncis,and Council is going to scntl let-ters (o the admini.-tration andrepK'Mjtitatives in Congress voie-inR its opposition.

Mayor llolmos A. Adams andthe Council approved Ihe^ govern-ment's campaign to do away withlax loopholes, however, tan saiil

Clover, Sue Dunn.Girls 10-11, Leigh Grnhill, Robin

:Vterbaclier, Sue Wilson.SS£S

Tide TablesSunrise 5:51 Sunset a: 12

AUGUST

Ilaj light Baling Time

A.M.8:509:289:02

10:3a11:2511:5511:551:202:323:50B:066:01)7:027:50

10:0810:50

HighP.M.8:509:32

10:0010:4411:2512:0812:082:083:204:325:386:327:208:088;560:14

'.10:26t i l l

LowA.M. P.M.2:45 2:45

3:213:574:39

3:213:514:154:455:215:217:21B:459:57

10:5711:5112:451:335:213:033:454:27

5:216:156:158:45

111:5111:2712:0312:571:512:453:274:155.0S

I,,,,:,™. Flannery Ann Clover. | j ^ B r ™ PrT, Hla D '<,irls BO H M I I . Cathy CMa-i ^ t U „ J l m i r e r , l a s t l i n ,

f ramm Roblt. Aucrbael.re, M etatto lUtih. Joume J * «C ( l l ™ a n - I Girls W, Sue Dam, Virginia

King, Eilwn Sti'uffen.•Girls 10-11, Lei^h Gr.'ihil!, Roliin

Cathy CVilinfnmn.

Girls 50 U4-151, Pnm O'BrienGirls 70 (6-7), Deb Bcvorille,

Jean Morris, Annette D, Marlsio.Girls 70 (8-91, Doroen Pollio,

Michelle Pyanoe, Mary Ilambtirfl-cr.

Girls 70 (10-11). Bonnie LnOomb,Lynn iVU-Ituyre, Cindy V^ndcl'on.

Girls 70 (12-13), Sherry School],Marg. Palmer, Deb Wolfe.

Boys 70 (14-15), Bill Bdrldgfl,Rol Luttri'll. Ray Grosvelur,

Boys 100 (G-71. Chris Rk'elniail.Gix5t; Salmon. Ei'ie Sanlion!.

Boys too (8-91, Bill Kdfllor, KurtSanlio'n, Ilrucc While.

Bqm 100 (10-11), Vermin Wil-liams, George Bm-don. Joe Babns.

Boys loo ' 12-13) Kev. Toomer,Linwood An:ler.u.:n, Jim Htiosry.

toys 100 '14-15). Elilriclê, Gros-venor. C. Luftrell.

DASKETDAU. rm:i: TimmvBoys 6-7, Bill PrafortlW, Krir

Sandhoni, Boll Flint.Buys 8-0, Richie Clarion, Billy

WiifKlw inf. Joe Pnlichcnkn.Boys 10-11, Jack Morris. Tim

O'Henry, Mark Arroyo.Boys 12-n. Duke Madsw, Kev

Thomson, Kev Flemminir.

12-13, Shfrrie Sdiueh.Rronda Claylon, Marsie Palmoi-,

Girls 14-15, Joyce Brown, Pris-cilla Draper.Matthews, Chris Rible.

Girls G-7. Jean Morris, KarenQiria fl-!'. Lorraine Flamiery,

Kathy Jobeii Ann Clover.Girls 1D-11, Cheryl Witlnebcrl.

Pat Colrman, Diane Wood,Boys 12-13. Duke Madscn. Lyn-

WOOT Aiv.levsuii, Kevin Flommmi;.Boys 14-15, Roffia Luftrell, Phlj>

Lnt'ri'll, Ken Arey,GirN 12-53. Marge Palmer,auric Snli;i, Donna Coleman.Girls 14-15, Jean BBTnmond,ixvc Brawn, PrlseiHa Draper.

bonds.James G. Riddle, 21 Railroad

Avenui', and Terreneo W. Mor-cum, 2230 Corlies Avenue, were•ipproved for membership iri theBorough volunteer fire depart-ment.

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