Asbury Park Press from Asbury Park, New Jersey • Page 13

i -if mm nm imuppai DeMolay Chapter AhbUKf HakK EVENING PRESS, July 13, 1963 13 Heart Attack Fatal To Woman in Jail Greener Thumbs BY jOYCt SMITH FREEHOLD Mrs. Carrie Cor. charge and was serving a 30-day sentence. Dr. Jacob Lewis, jail physician, notified Dr.

Harry L. Harwood, assistant county physician, who ordered the body removed to the Freeman Funrral Home here. Kaps Koad Work Safety Violators SHREWSBURY Road contractors who fail to Uk? the pj-opcr safety precautions stiould be reported to the prosecutor's office, W. Robert Warwick, Monmouth County traffic coordinator, said yesterday. He said the prosecutor's office will help municipalities in their tez, 37, of 1130 Heck Neptune, died yesterday of a heart attack in the Monmouth County Jail.

Warden Earl E. Smith said she had been convicted in Neptune June 21 on a disorderly To Seat Officers SPRING LAKE Trinity Chapter, Order of De Molay, will hold Ha public installation of officers, July 27, at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Elected officers are James Pol-on, master councilor; Richard Oooke, senior councilor; Robert Clawson, junior councilor; Harry L. Poison scribe; nd Richard Clawson, treasurer.

Refreshments and dancing will follow the installation with music provided by the Mark IVs. KIMBERLYl FURNITURE-ACCESSORIES Gov. Hughes Sets Visit To Camp Drum CAMP DRUM, N.Y, New Jersey Gov. Richard J. Hughes will visit here this weekend for his first look at Army National Guard training since taking office in January.

Gov. Hughes, the commander-in-chief of the N.J. National Guard, will arrive by plane at Wheeler-Sack Airfield here this evening to review the current field training of the 50th Armored Division which opened its command post July 6 marking its ISth consecutive summer at Camp Drum. Maj. Gen.

James F. Cant-well, Linden, N. state Department of Defense chief of staff, will accompany the gov Sensational FURITUKE CLEARANCE! efforts to force contractors to abide by regulations covering the placement of barriers, signs, and lights on sections of roads bein rcpaire'l. Mr. Warwick spoke at a meeting of the.

Traffic Safety Committee of the Monmouth County Safety Council in the Sha.iow-brook Restaurant, here. "RANDY" Asbury f'nltJ B0LTE 3', ASBCRY PARK f.Vif Kohtrt Hill) Open Daily 9 to 9 blurddys III 6 Every garden has problem spnt. Common hot dry one is under house eaves. Here, or in poor soil, Portulaca (commonly rose moss, sun rose or wax pink will exist on minimum moisture and Famous Basketball SNEAKS food' in hot sun. Flowers are showy, and in many colors.

look rnmEotirs Directing maneuvers of an M-48 tank at Camp Drum, N.Y., is Cpl. Joseph Autera of Co. 4th Medium Tank Battalion, 50th Armored Division, N.J. Army National Guard. Receive Bids For Parkway Interelianire I ii -I "I C7 The interchange will be built at I The lowest bid of $443,423 was Most school colon in stock! 3 pr.

the point where Red Hill road submitted by L. Zimmerman and crosses over the parkway on th? Sons Hillside. Thomas Nicol line between Hjlmdcd and Mid-' Co. Farmingd-le. gave ernor.

A review parade will be held tomorrow morning with all major commands of the "Jersey Blues" participating. The parade, on an airfield runway, will follow the governor's dedication of a new maintenance shop. The 50th Division is commanded by Maj. Gen. Edward O.

Wolf, Short Hills, N.J., one of; the senior officers who has at-! tended all of the 15 training sessions at Camp Drum. On Gen. Wolf's staff is the Combat Command commander, Col. William C. McCahill, 523 S.

Edge-mere Drive, West Allennurst, Ocean Township, N.J. Woman Held On Worthless Check Counts TOMS RIVER Jane Halls Mill Freehold Town-! ship, yesterday waived a prelim-1 WOODBREDGE Six bids for construction of the Garden State Parkway's new Rod Hill road interchange were received yesterday by the New Jersey Highway Authority. The two lowest bids only next lowest bid of $444,444 dletown Townships in Monmouth County. Construction is scheduled to Tde next four bids ranged from $4.2,548 up to $508,243. $1,021 apart Were held for start Aug.

1. The authority hopes 1025 Springwood Asbury Park study. The contract may bejto have the job completed by Quick reference to reliable craftsmen Directory of Services, classified section. ween. 'tnristmas.

2 BIG DAYS FRI. SAT. ONLY! inary hearing before Dover Town-1 1 ship Magistrate Benjamin Novins and was held in $350 bail for grand jury action on charges of passing worthless checks. Complainants were the Shop Rite and Grant stores, which charged the defendant passed six checks totaling $340. Found Gulity Mr.

Novins found Harry Pickar, 19, Alligator Ridgeway, Manchester Township, guilty of possessing alcoholic beverages in his car. He was fined $50 and his license was revoked for 30 days. John Adam Johnson a sailor at the Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent exposure and was fined $20. Sailor Pleads Guilty Thomas R. McAuley, a sailor Join the parade of araart ahoppers to 'it i ty -S I I ft- your FRIENDLY AMERICAN Hard- OH Sr M( I 'I wart Houseware Store.

Too will find VW ZLS Sal V'iT rW Ow' I a tremrndoni aeleetion of national) t- XJWr slorfr TVJ drertiaed merchandise 25,000 Items I I vj 3 98 -SSfeC I Vt in all-with fair prteea on everything I I JQ always plus many exceptional values. IZJI w2tfttir E' JU I The FRIENDLY AMERICAN emblrra 1 IZ PrwV I U7 I Is jour assurance that we are full? a2--J. IXuLri qualififd to recommend the riitht pro- 3 SL-sTTV 4r3l I oct for erery job, and to provide sound 77W7T A tATFC TOOL TACKLE ROY counsel i to iU proper une. I if Ll vAiAMW WW 4 Practically indestructible will fir' i hi i saw rJJTJ Yjjw jll I not dent, shatter, peel or crack. Of super hi-impact Polystyrene, with Ihnyil Lr- fTGl rlr ILTVJI 5 reinforcing ribs.

All metal parts VTVy vVv VVYwl solld brs'- Two well-divided ean- XJ-y tilever trays. Rustproof. i i'II lim Bin" I I lust In Time For Summer hn! 5 TRANSISTOR G.H RADIO at the naval air station, Lake-hurst, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly and using For Indoor or Outdoor Excitement 3 PC. METAL BISTRO SET Has wear and weather-resistant bonderizrd ahusive language to a police of ficer. He was fined $50.

AFTA CLEANING FLUID Leonard Donatelli, Sage Anchorage, Dover Township. pleaded guilty to a charge of M.25 I 69 rbfK 79c rfJ passing two worthless checks totalins $200, and was fined $20. unite iinish. Wipcrlran, 21" table I Danle DcPcrtis, Elizabeth, was All translator, powerful speaker, fold flown handle. Kai plmne jack.

7 3" Jong. top. A real decorating find for that small ALUMINUM 53 ALUMINUM fined $25 for using loud and offensive language to a police officer after he was found asleep in his car. Roland Corncw, Camden, pleaded guilty to drunkeness and was sentenced to seven days in the Ocean County Jail. corner! Kone better for removing any grease spots, oil, lipstick, paint, tar, etc.

from leather, all fabrics, rugs, upholstery No clinging odor. explosive. Pint sue. SKOTCH ICE Reg. 24.95 ICE CUBE TRAY Sensationally low-priced! "Magie-touch" lever loosens cubes instantly from pan and grid you can remove one, two, or all eighteen cubes.

Honey-comb pattern pan. Keeps food and drinks refreshingly cold in coolers, beach bags, etc. With no drip. Re-usable just re freeze. 4 Skotch-plaid decorated containers in a carry carton.

I a 1111 1 ANOROCK STEAK BROILER fjlv 59c mm 98' PLASTIC CLOTHESLINE Strong wire reinforced yet flexible, to tie easily. 50 feet folariy M.89 I. It Holds steak firmly. 10x10" pure tinned wire grill with long, 24" handle. Reserve Units Seat Leaders At Lakchurst LAKEHURST Fleet Reserve Association Branch 124 and Unit 124 have installed new officers at the Chief Petty Officers' Club at Lakchurst Naval Air Station.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Neill. Beachwood, were installed to head the organizations. Northeast Regional Vice President Lawrence Miller installed the branch officers and a past regional vice president for the Northeast coast, Rosalie Miller, installed the unit officers.

Others seated for the branch were Riehard Zimmer, vice president; James Galloway, secretary and treasurer, and John Moian, A 19c Bularly CHARCOAL FIRE STARTER Odorless will not affect taste of food. Quart sire. METAL STEP STOOL EVEREADY LANTERN Practical 3-way handle for carrying, hanging, standing. Powerful spotlight Heavy gauge steel case, with unbreakable lens. Red flashing signal Battery extra.

3S ICED DRINK SPOON Solid stainless steel. Lustrous fin- ish never needs polishing. 1 sm mini ii iii iiiiimiii mgfj Leonard Rowland, Frank Ferry, EVEREADY TRANSISTOR RADIO BATTERY PAINT PAIL Polyethylene can't rust. Paint won't stick. Hoick 41 quarts.

C. H. Hill, Charles Watson, R. L. Perkins.

John Mac Kay, and J. J. McGlinckey, directors Others seated for the unit were Mrs. John MacKay, vice president; Mrs. Kyrcn Doolcy, secretary; Mrs.

Stanlev Kazima, treas 50 many uses! i i Decorator Scoop! Foam Cushioned HASSOCKS urer; Mrs. John Mizvesky, chap A 69' 49c Buy several at this low price have them handy when you need a replacement for your transistor radio. 9 volts. Top miniature snap SEWING KIT WITH ANY PURCHASE OF $3.00 OR MORE While Supply Lasts 10-QUART GALVANIZED STEEL PAIL 1.15 (Jhv, useful extra rat! round nr Miuare II lain, and Mrs. David McFaddcn.

Mrs. James Garner, Mrs. Richard Zimmer, Mrs. Edward Schmitt, and Mrs. Gladys Hill, Directors.

Capihianco Finos Six for Speeding ASBURY PARK Six persons were fined for speeding last night by Magistrate Eugene Capihianco hliaprs in chariniii 11 il 1 ii colonial prints or sol color wipe-clean i Tubular steel frame, washable vinl tiplml-ftrred seat and baek, Metal steps have fold mler seat, not exactly shown. This Sale Now In Progress at the Following Friendly American Hardware Houseware Stores Walnut finish legs have gleaming brass ferrule. in Municipal Court. They were Howard K. Stokes Reg.

9.95 All higl II If THl Allen Allenhurst, and Ralph Lodge Owens, Berlin, $20; Paul V. Yepello, Waverly Lung Branch, and Frederick Rob FRIENDLY 1 AMERICAN HASmmas ert Miller, Philadelphia, $13; John kHOUStWAMV Wrubel, N. Edgemere krrous C. H. ROBERSON INC.

29 Court Freehold, J. HO 2-2211 SIEGFRIED HARDWARE CO. 117 First Atlantic Highlandi, N. J. 291-1500 SWARTZEL FARM GARDEN CENTER 645 Kayport-Holmdel Hailet, N.

J. CO 4-2210 TAYLOR'S HARDWARE 10th Ave. Belmar, N. J. MU 1-0511 APPLEG ATE'S HARDWARE CO.

Lokt Boy Head, N. J. TW 9-0385 HENRY'S HARDWARE 72 W. Sylvonia Naprun Ciry, N. J.

PR 6-6653 LAKEHURST HARDWARE CO. 117 Union Lakahurit, N. J. OL 7-3261 O'DONNELL HARDWARE St. Hwy 37, Oakridge Shopping Centtr Toms River, N.

J. Dl 9-3623 Ocean Township, $10, and Warren I Palmer, Maple Neptune, and Francis P. Boland III, Wayne, $5. Fined for careless driving were USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT DOWNTOWN ASBURY PARK Francie E. Doyle, Dunlewey IAYT0N MOSER INC.

526 Main Avon-By-Th-Sta, N. J. PR 4 2119 POINT PLEASANT HARDWARE 528 Arnold Pt. Plaotant Bch, N. J.

TW 2-2200 $25; Mike C. Baldwin, Washing- ton $10, and Mildred Wen-', rung, Munroe West Long Branch, $5. Harry Wertheim, New York, was fined $5 for failing to stop j.t a stop tgn..