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Mrs. Myrtle Puttock Scorn HonorsIn M m * Women's Club flower Show

Dowd ChargesHoward CopiesO t h m ' M k

Ttm) m Mwural. Mami i m g M IM Mrha. *«*.». U_h

Action on Demolition of Rre*TornHouse Postponed by Borough Council

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K 9 t * f W i Sii»f S ,Mr, Myth HWIIK*. Mr. l '«l

Milulu Mn Myrtb *•**;iaigmwnt "f pt4tinb«, Mrl

tlink Mr. Jaw*.

Donors ThankedBy Area Council

MEN CARRYING Rreman HurtSHOTGUNS HOLDUP WALL MOTEL

In Wall BlazeMl a ; • 1r,««ti. Mki>, iaaraa U . UiaM

d l Mi IH HUAI\t( Ttw Mi- TtWNSnHIP

U i Radua. HaaJM, larp. Mr.« u n a Uraal. Ut

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Tlnli •nd wilwi Mr« Pwlfci.: IfuUart. M.tH:> J m t . Mra U»anl Horfeau; Ualia, Mr. l i n nWild MuwtT>. Mn Junti P k mJlra IMlliKk Mn Ckatln Tun-JlltffHI, fTUftlflrtUIYft not CfcCttCCBflffour inches. Mrs Pterre. MrsWah>r V>w-man, Mr* Mvck and

I, Mr*

Avon Cop NabsTexas Fugitive

AVON — A Neptune Ciy man.arrested on a charge of escapingAwn a Dallas, f t t a , Jail, is b*diin Seagovilk Texas aod in theFederal Correctional Institute.

David Lee Stevens Summit Ave-nue, Neptune City, *a-, anesli'dby the FBI and sent back to theTexas prison after he was takeninto custody by Avon police lastWednesday.

Stevens H I arrested after aLincoln Avenue resident t r f Upolice to report a trespasser.Special Officer Robert Adamsfound Stevens on the properly andtook him to headquarters, wherethe identification m made.

Agents of the FBI arrestedSleven on a fugitive warrant, amihe was taken back to Texas byU. S. Marshals.

The FBI repotted that Stevenshad been sentenced to prison inDecember, 1964, on a charge ofinterstate transporation of astolen vehicle. He had been re-leased on parol", and then lastDecember was recommitted asa parole violator. In February,a grand jury in Dallas indictedhim on an escape charge.

Charles Shap ru, MayW* toHafr. Mm i Wi-mstrm1* Ujiwri, Anuefe'l 14- jAnna Carhart. Mn. quors Sh •mm k Jw' tarUI Ser-

M r; iuwh. Mrs M a i r a l ' a s o l . viu-. Kl>roi* Bar. Btlniar (ifficyNous* ptiiirt. t>Vn>m, Mrs t'iene. Suppi**. \tfred Crammer andMrs Tomlinmin, Mr-* Greco, Mr* Suns, tielmar Eleclric, Lang'sCharles Buthman. fcegontafc. F.nm.s Auto Supply. Hi-lrn.tr Fash nn1'ime. M s Mthrflk. Mrs Pierce, Coiner. Taylor's Hardware Mrunusual house plant, 1 • s•.i P w r « \ and Mn William Van <Jo"#©n |Mrs Fierce. M J I Futto^k M: • Economy Meat Market,

lMk« tmnwtfiatrly put wt •iW t d * m*

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By a late hour this meaning,ho*evtT there was no fmthwinformal ion on iht identHy H(the (wo mat

.1 »h»Huri. cacti plant.Wbaltun. Mn Peter Sulpy. Mr>whiltoi, Mr« Ptarci.

Airkan violet, double flowering.t ka t E Jon»s,Tomlnson,

t

Mrs Putlock.Mrs \nd;«w

, aad Lin's Pharmacy

The Council also thanked theCoast AdvcittKr for its eoope -itWB.

The next Council meeting will he !

m September 10 at 8 p.m.. at theVnt.r. 1616 K Street

Questionnaire Shows Many FavoringCutback of Military, Space Funds

Aid Squad DriveSeen As Lagging

BE. M\H - The Belmar F>*tAid Squad drive this year has been"disappoint ng." it was statedthi-, week by Henry Barkalow,

» U 1 . TIMNSHIP -DMMU. «f the W<r*t M n t tm('(impmy w u ini'fmi ttwut ttwkm > n Sunday nwnunic, twt-i.ii,.• | I | tf | (rw|?M IV !•-•*<» r I V •

Pvtict H M Mr D M S U W U Unt(HI U» « W t Hid fa* M M . •(«llw *JOT to KM* out thv lire,

ii i , « I; m n . I-in i u y ! ul M|.-

o W arwl burned him Ik- wl

Albert A. IsolaDead at 63;Former Chief

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burtii B t thr lam) tegs Mi wag treated at !• t «>Shor* Medial Center Neptunewhere he was taken by the WatK i •- Aid Sqaud.

Monday a&cmoDti, «t (hjeheighth (rf an elwtrical ftoim, thetouie at 401 n !.:< . Corwr i'< •=• at sirut-k by lighUiing.

The Glendola Fire Company reM l M M^ won had the firernder ttntrol, but portk»n« <4 a

bcdioom and the dining room ofthe house were damaged gy theIghtntng-started fire.

iFiremen

in th- week, South Wallere called to a brush

•W.\SHINGT(J\ - RnraMflta-tive James J. Howard 'D-NJ1 to-day leteased the reaults of hisCongressioii3l questionaire which I budgets fi

Mr Barkakw sjid that wh lethe loya! supporters who donateea.h yen have about diublcd

the Department irf Dt> trt.ir in:iivi lual fontnbutions, theid^'.'t." Mr. How3 d I kl percentag.1 of iesponse from the

Many VNJk bfleve Ul it fie | ioi..l population of the Borough

eflects the fact that the residents(it the Thiid ningmilH.il 1 District' 0(rongly lavor a cutback on un- domest• M t t t n military s;wndin^ as i-.ii: am.•e't as in the space program in . and mass t-ans,io.t

and ih

order to have more money ford i ddomestic needs.

"discouragingly low."(t ng should t>e cut in o de ! . . , .• 2 hmdl 'iv li'a^le for iwh • * • B a k a ! c m s a d t h a t t h e c o n"

•MMftlH as taMt^. <*tel •«*?• • * • • "ft"1

wafer pollution c o n t r o l . ' ( " « " ' « 'ery six reMderit. and heth:f, would indicate that tor

evident who mails in hisfPKMlt l n«tt'd. "Thisthe Con-!

vim has e a c i l . .generally expressed in the

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five others ignore

M to the piies'ion- maii I have receivedM d l

"The rftiponsun'tire ha.s been enomous.' Mr. j year, and was strongly suhstant'- jHrnvard said, "and I feel the ex- : ated by the results of this qut's't'emely laige response we re-1 '.ionnnire."

The qiw-;fonnai:e included ay g p

ceived makes the results allmore meaningful."

But, he added, everyone want*ne jUH¥lH gi-en by uie squ*td,

B would seem, he said, thatout of six "are willing to

f d hg

a c c e p t a fi,ee ride at the expense's t i : ' oj tneir ne.ghbors."and

sptc'fic question on reducing"The resu!sof the quL'stHinnaTr.! spnee funds in favor of doi

which demonst.ate how verv con-' p ojec s." Mr,. Howard said, -. ,cerned the people of the T-'rd Ihc pc. cent age who favo-ed (his I I h e squad responds to an aver-CoflptBloflai District feel about itso ;.mountt'd to 62.4 percent of, age ol Uuee calls a day, and, Mr.the poblems betsg our nation,; , Boiitalow said, this means thatindicat- that 54«'; favor cultinfi 'See Howard, Page 4) | Uuee t.mes a day working men

— - * - , must leave their jobs and giveHorn one to threj houis r&jol«ingihc eme.gency.

fn addtioii to the calls soundedon the fire ho;n, theie are manyothers made by telephone fo:transpoiation of mm-emoTgentnature, Mr. Burkalow continued.

on Atlantic Avenue, no damage,

Municipal BandConcert

BELMAIl — The municipalbjnd will p-fcent as its programnext Tuewtiy s f n ;it the 5thAvenu.' Pavilitju the fullmving se-lections.

Ma;ch, Coat of Arms; Overture.Zampa: Broadway Show. Show-boat; Irish Washerwoman; UBomba de Vera Ciut, and En-tiance and March of the Peers

The program will continue withOneratic selection, We Meister-stnger; The Sound of the TijuanaB.a.-s and conclude with This IsMy Country,

fitu«' Ik* tmvi »tart« siifHiUiginm Mu ««i» law im-aHily

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mm i»tnA*t«. ^ M mmmiIM Hmtk m m i » m ctj.mpk of the decrfHtv* prw-t.w

T r bill. wtNt-H *m\d i«*|uir«Mlvant a * k « pT*f te & • ifadBfi*t riiiutii*! > imw, M M nucountry, had (weft iiHwlwftd, ultei h> K.|. I ' . ' ivi H i " - , ,,NM Virk Hcjuihiii m Mr. Bui

Coynes <tt U.fti fKt-iciirrs wereattitt'ht.'d to Mr Ihiwd tt £tatt>mefilIi. ii..i- I ::ut Mr Howard's bill*>i i ij) f«t ve.tKiltm fr««n Mr

Mr inwd f lull caughtbmy attention right away because A

on March 25 I had announced my, with In*- He• N JJTOJ

military uHallati\wk& and

n I -k, ConnHMHMl I>rive

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gram to prmnt maule, Jr , offlctatingfrom cut- * H at Atlantic Via* t i M o j ,

Schmidt «aid hi- wou'ttpo!W fhrck thn d*n".

_ J the low;, hct dry .peU forUhe *t»il conditktn. and piofntned!« vktek into pos«il>l>? (*Hun|{

• 1 affected propeitit-i giwrd partkipating. j wffiJBllwi to aid Iraffif on Fern-• -nk-rprise and public I <^ief Iwla, who was 63, jtiiw*" i w # l l d *vfniw! _, ( 1

the Belmar police fore* in Ft-bru- Archer's Airport Limousine «r«ary 1939, as I special officer, He v-kv was eiven jiermi^riflB !« pick

named a regular patrolman • «P «"<* di.-char^ passenRers in

as wtl! at Manasqtian, with a jxilite

Mr. Dowd'g proposal would aa.quire extensive waiting periodii, in 1*90, aud in l« i was ^tmrnted Smith Mmnr TV wrviee oper-during which kwal and national i,, «.rgeant Iff bwarw rhk-f in atos t Newark and other airport.

it alal .--^..tj J^..l.-» ^l*.._ I fc. 4luthorities would devise ah tn ia - ( 1 % .i il j t ( tfive civilian projects (or use

th hase11. until he ret:reij

| Ite M l a rrn

Another remit example cited * — t . " * "Mr Duwd is Mr H m a r d j aaaa, | ™ Monmou

i » of legislation which would < • * * " - *

in thitt capaftty

Monnwuth CountCounty Po.ion, and t V !

SET DATE FORSCHOOL OPENING

MANASQUAN - The Mana-squan schools w:ll opi-n on Wwl-nesd.'iy, Sepk-mbor 9, and newpupils entering Uie system mustba icgistered by September 3 tobe admitted on opening day.

The h'gh school will be openovcy weekday for re^i-tiMtiun,and &« elemental sch<K»l pujiilsmay register any weekday at QtsBroad Street School.

High school pupils who wishcredit for summer tutoring must

allow servicemen to brjng civilictlons against the armed sor-ices for malicious prosetution.

The hill is designed to assistmen Hflfe as Cap^. Thomas K.Willingham of Allcnhurst. againstwhom thar^es stemminj! from theMy Lai ma-"sacre were feterdropjH'd by the Army.

.".This bill is amazingly similarto one introduced by Rep. JackT Br'nktcy, iDGni," Mr. Dowds.aid, "yet Mr. Howard's p/essit'Iease claimed full credit."

"Mr. Howard's practice of copy-ing other Congressmen's bills,while not necessarily unethical,is mta in ly suspicious," Mr. Dowdcarded. "A college student wouldhv flunked for less serious de-ctptions."

Move TicketsFor Big Circus

WALL TOWNSHIP — Charl

trolmeti's Benevolent Association,J^K-al 50 of Monmouth ('ouniy.

He was past president of thf,Un;on Volunteer Hose Co., here. '• Fraser, c-hairman of the Belmar-and former fire thief of the Bel- Wall IfJMIltl rircus Commi'tee,mar Fire Department, He was hm announce*! that additiinat&B a founder and past president ti;kft.s for 0H slmws tumuriiwof the Behnar First Aid Squad. | uf the Hoxie Brothers Circus, ore

He served with the Navy Sea- now available.b m during W01H War H, I I : , Hr. Fraser said trat members ofl.«!(Kiged to (lie Welmai-Wall Ju-.tlio Kiwanis clubs arc sellingneau Post, Veterans of Foreign special Jl and $150 advanceWars, and the New Jersey Kxempt tickets for children and adults,

i h i d t ll dFt;emeu's Association.tickets for c iThe circus does not sell reserved

hdHe was born here and lived here; seats ta. t i t M s purchased onall his life until moving to Poirt-' ciicus day are slightly higher,pano Beach, F la . in I%1. He .still, Performances of m circus,sptat his summers here. j which will set up on Hiiutc 3S, next

Surviving are his widow, Mrs.Helen Bower Isola; two brothers,Joseph B., Mana.-quan, and Mi-chael R,, Sea Girt; and thrw sis-

to Stcrners, will be at 2 and 8p.m.

SSpecial advance Uokets are onsale at Steniers Lumber Company

d B l Mle;s, Mrs. Theresa Grasso, Avon; I and Belmar Motors.Mrs. Clementine Giunco. here, and I Tickets may also be ordered byMrs. Amdia Tilton, Asbury Paik. \ calling 774-333it.

These aL-o take mtn fiom theirhours of liesure or from theirjobs to help someone who is ill.

And, he said, lhc:e is the con-stant expense of maintaining theambulances and replenishing "T"J ™ "} «**""• v '"- " w

Froshmni studenls in the highAnyone who has not mailed in ' school are asked to 1 eport on

his envelope is urged to do so, September 3, Freshmen Orients-Without delay. It is not just a | | i o n . p a y . at 8:30_p.m. They willd-i,ve to see how much can be

J realized, it is a drive to supplysquad with needed funds forwork and it also gives the

squad proof that the volunteer of-'ts of its members are being

H O N O R E D VETERANS - Elmer 11. took Eatontown (ifflkU rocelvei rcsohitinn of coagrntnlattonsfrom the Itonnl of Freeholders on his election as national ri« presfdeot »f the 42nd Infanti^ Rain,how Division Veteran Association. Mr. Cook, a eounly road foreman for the past 14 ytars, has beenpresident of the New Jersvy (h.npti'r of the ltainhow Division for 13 years. While Serving with thedivision in World War II, he Was awarded tlie BfOBZO Star and recched a Presidential Citali-in,Making Ihe presenlation is Ircerolder Harry Unison, Jr., us FrirMder Dirwlor, Joseph C. Invinlooks on.

recognized and appreciated.

iiul vegct-Buy your fresh frui!ables direct.

Fai'incr's Market51 h ami R.H. Ave., Neptnue

be dismi-sKcd for the day at 1 p.m.

SOUTH BELMARSCHOOL REGISTRATION

All public school childrai mustrag'ster at the Bam Hal] on Wed.,Sept. 2, 1970 from 9:00 A.M to

4:30 PM.(31-33)

Michael Hancock, MD., 411 - 3rd1 Ave., Belmar announces his re-1 tirement from the practice of gur-

G p.m. to 10 p.m. da:ly except Sat, p t , r v o'foclive immediately. Pa-tients should contact (lie office for

TomotWW's Papers TonightJAN'S - .Smith Uelmar

INVEST WITH USCurrent dividend 5% per annum

on passbook accountspayable quarterly.

BELMAR SAVINGS &LOAN ASSN.

712 - 10th Ave. - Belmar

FIELDER ft WARNER"AppLiances with Service"

Established 1935 - Phone 631 2031

SCREEN & GLASS REPLACEDKeys Made

D A V E N P O R T Paint & HardwareSouth Belmar | 7(C F St. 681-2143 Belmar i

Belmar PlavlandNow Open Dailyj -till & Ocean Ave.

SEND USLOCAL NEWS!

(J'eposal nf records.

SHADESMade to Order!

TAYLOR'S HABDWABE10th Ave., & F St., Belma

SUNDAY BREAKFASTIn Leisure

SANDPIPER BESTAUtt ANTAtlantic Ave., Spring Lskfi

GIANT FISH FRYIvepy Friday, 4 to 10 P.M.

'All you can cat $1.25JAN'S - Smith Bolrrwir

ItElRLOOM P A I N T I N G PRESENTED — Freeholder Director Joseph c. Irwui (nmlor) receives fromB, Donald Sterner, Colts Neck, paloQiig of a Minnie Man who foogW in thi> Battle of Momiiouth.Mr. Stprncr Inherited (ho pletore from his grand im>lher. Sirs. Edwin F. Dlsbrow, Mntawan, whobelieved it io be her Rrandfiittier, Tapt. John DlflblW :ilso of MalJiwim. The waliT color poitmitwas painted 175 to IM yi-ars BgO by Ihward Pvle. Mr. Sterner, former Mate Highway Commi-s-sioner Is chiiirman of the Moninonlh County Planning Board, tested (left) Is Freeholder Axel B.Carbon, Jr .

TOP QUALITYBeach Umbrellas and chairs

Now on SaleDAVENPORT Paint & HardwareT<0 P St. 681>2143 Belmar

DftUQ ADDICTIONPROBLEM?

CaU (BIM1333FOR HELP

Day or Night

THOMAS A. EDISONAir Conditioners

on sale from $1.W.O0TAYLOR'S HARDWARE

lOlh & F St , Belmar

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WALL 1 CEILING WASHING

Toms River, N. J. 255-1313Wejtwood, N. J. 664 6176

Belmar - Wall National proudly announces . . . Monday, August 24th . . .

GRAND OPENINGSOUTH BELMAR BRANCHand ACCOUNTING DEPT.

Belmar-Wall National Bank proud i announces the Grand Opening of itsSouth Belmar Branch and Accounting O.fice, Monday, August 24, at 19th Ave-nue and F Street in South Belmar. I he nodcrn facility is another step by Bel-mar-Wall National in its effort to pro idfl modern, conveniently located faci-lities to better serve its patrons. Above s an F Street view, looking northwest,of the brick structure. At right Presid -t Merle Simpson checks the moderndrive-in features of the new office.

Now 5 Convergent Locations

BELMAR-WALL NATIONAL BANKF STREET and 9th AVENUE

BELMAR

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5 0 % oflFOLSEN'S DRESS SHOP

704 8th Avenue Bclmor, N. J.

CONGRATULATIONSBELMiR'WtLL NATIONAL BANK

WERE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN A PART OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS

FINE NEW FACILITY - THE SOUTH BELMAR BRANCH AND ACCOUNTING OFFICE

AT 19th AVENUE AND F STREET.

GEORGE MUELLERExcavating & Bituminous Concrete

Bo« 418 Manasquan 223-2533

HOLLOWAY & SONMason Contractor

Allenwood

HURLEY & SCHUCKGENERAL CONTRACTOR

223-3M3

63 MINERVA AVENUE MANASQUAN

NEWELL H. GOLDENAluminum Windows & Doors - Insulation

500 Boston Boulevard - Sea Girt 449S330

BRISTOL SALES & SERVICETrusses

Bo> 191 - Manasquan 231 -1399 — 899-3742

STERNER LUMBER CO.Material Supply

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Specialist Four John M. Stoner,son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.Stoner, of 722 Snyter Avenue,Spring Uke Heights, N.J., hasbeen assigned here to the Com-pany A, 302nd Signal Battalion,

He will serve as a communica-tion center specialist in the unitwhich is part of the 2flth SignalGroup.

Specialist Stoner is a 1968 grad-uate from M a n a s q u a n HighSchool, Manasquan, N.J. He en-tered the Army in August 1969.

His wife, Mrs. Georgine P,Stoner, lives at 206 7th Avenue,Belmar, N.J.

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Lemon ComedySeen Nonsense

itv 11,.*>uh i> n n w , i."The Out Of T u w w s ' k W

v i l k - s eairnsjde of wmstfrj •totmteied hy a husbanJ j i i nslap s U * comedy tvAin duringIhvir b *f vUit to N*-w York City.

Although there a e a few goodlaiiKhs in (He movie much fff itis n.^iess ^'bfwris'n over player.vi the jifiiKn c won't r« ogntze •

tV ectwri Although the MidiI often stays in a semi-comica

uproar, the comedy is in itselfabout as funny as the death oflutus (' n'S.ll .

The comerfy is produced by theEldwan MaHi-t tt'chnitjue of de-'nvnn^ part of a line while pre-cious moments are spent buildingM.) a trampoline to reboimre thesame dunJi line after w h i h the.mi] cmv responds with ludicrouslaughter.

liie "funny stuff" is mostly pro-duced by the dumb, brunette wifeimage who provides her husbandwith a drop cloth for his drippingtines.

PLAY CONTINUESTHRU SATURDAY

SPRING LAKE—Tte Pine TreePlayers production of "Under, theYum Yum Tree" will continuethrough tomorrow and Satin.at the Spring Loke CommunityHouse.

Starred in the production arcDick Havens, of Long Branch, andJanet Shaniihan, of Manasquan.Jackie Platt of Manasquan, pro-dues the show and Richard Walk-er, of Brick Town, is director.

All seats are unreserved andfckets are available at the boxoffice. Special rates aie availableiffice. Special rates are available

students and senior citizens.

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Howard saM that 74.7 per-cent of those responding to thequestionnaire felt that the Presi-dent should be required to obtaiiCongressional approval b e fo r •eommiting U.S. troops to combatwhile 19.5% would not favor suchlegialttion, and 5,9% were unde-cWed.

When asked what they felt wasthe most serious threat to the se-curity of the country at the pres-ent time, IU9f said foreign com-munist aggression, 5.4% were con-cerned about developing nations'notability. 41.2% felt that radicalsn this country were the greatestfireat, and 3100% viewed unmetmm an and domestic needs as outgreatest problem.

An overwhelming m a j o r i t y78.1«> favored legislation to pro-ide an automatic cost-of-living in-

ci-ease in Social Security, while4.8% opposed such legislation and2% were undecided.L«g3lation to establish a sep-

a ate fedenal agency for consumerjrograms received the support of

61.3%, with 23.3% opposing and5.4% undecided.

Approxinwtely 35.5% of thosdespomling to the questionnaire

app oved the Anti-Ballistic MissileSy.tem as p-oposed, while 4S.7%opposed it, with ia.8% undecided.

The last q icstion dealt with ex-penditu e of funds for the SpacepT^ram, as opposed lu domesticspeeding, with, as note:! above,62A'( favorn> a cut in spacefunds 28.2^ opposhg, and 9 4 un-decided.

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MT. OLIVK BAPTIST f H t K t t link Areaoe and F Btraa

Sooth Bi-lmarHev. C. P.CIark. Pastor

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Shark River II.,adN>n Si -wsburr

t:W a.ro.-Saboo.n ''"liool.11:00 a.m.-Church Sei-^m.

Laurence F. Myers, ,' vit

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ST. ANDREV'S METDODISTCHURCH

Fonrtfc aod WMi Lake A n » »Spring Lake

Rev, Lawrence E. Moore

SUNDAY SERVICESSM a.m.-Morning worahlp and

sermon.11:00 a.m.-Morntog worship and

aermoo.

FIRST UNITED METHODISTCHURCH

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M<prninj Worship 10 a.m.

AIXENWOOD PROTESTANTAUaln-ABeiwood RMi

B I T . J. E. HcFarland, Paltatt:*l A.M. • Bible School.

1€:«5 A.M. • Morning Worihlp.6:00 P.M. • Young People1!i.w.p.M. • Evening Evangel!*

tic Service,

6:«0 P.M. • Praynr and BibleBud;.

BIBLE BAPTIST CHCBCH1C0I Weodlii 111 Ate.

Clriiilnla, N. 1,M. Brlndley, Pastor

FiKT BAPTIST CHUUIIO» " U i . TOWrWHO1

7:30 P.M. Evening W»raWp.(CoHlr^vood Part)

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»:45 A.a. • i tadaj "Wiool amiMVllt Bil.lt Claw.

11:10 A.M. - «Otnta« ""rd

j nes.Sunday, May 17 at 1 P.M.

BAPTIST TABERNACLEF St., Smith Ililmar

Munis G. E. Morgai, Paitec9:45 a.m.—Sunday School.We have a class in our SUNDAYSCHOOL for YOU. BRINGYOUR CHILDREN TO O U |SUNDAY SCHOOL THIS WF.EvTAND STUDY THE WORD OPTOO WITH US.

11:00 a.m.—"SEASIDE CONFER-ENCE ON PROPHECY & JEW-ISH EVANGELISM1 BEGINS.Message by Dr. Emii P. Gruen."When J m Face Christ"

7:00 p.m.—Message by Dr. Dan-iel Fuchs. "Israel. A SeethingPot." Illustrated by pictures oiIsrael.

Monday10:30 am.—"Lifjht From Jewish

Backgrounds."—1. Dr. Henry J.Hcydt

7:30 p.m —"What Next In TheHoly Land'.'"

Tuesdoy10:30 a.m.—JWby Israel Rejected

The Messiah," Dr. Gruen7:30 p.m.—"Prophetic MountainPeaks" Dr. Heydt.

Wednesday10:30 a.m.—"Light Fipm Jewish

Backgrounds"—II. Dr. Heydt.7:30 p.m.—"Israel In God's To-morrow." Dr. Ciruen.

ALL ARE CORDIALLYINVITED!

AIR-CONDITIONEDAUDITORIUM-

tt. CATHERINfi'8 CBUHCHSpring Laka

SUNDAY MASSES:SI. CathartM'i Church

8, 9, 10, 11, USt. Calharlne'a Cafeteria!

9:15, 10:15, 11:15DAILY MASSES

St. Catharine's Church8 A.M.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH13* Avr. and E St.

Belmar, N. J.Rev. TheoJore E. Davto, Paatot

ST. ROSE R. C. CHURCHSeventh Ave. & K St, Belmar

Mimsifpior Peter J. Teston, Pastor

Sanday MaasejIn the Church

7, 8:30. 9, 10. 11, 12. 5 P.M.Week Day Masses

fi:45 & 7:45 - confessions beforethe 7:45 Mass.

ST. JAMT5S EPISCOPALFourth and namntond

Bradiey BeachRev. D. Stewart Alexr, Recter .

Siindav services: 8 and 10 A.M. IWi>ekday3, ^ 'ednesd^TS and I

Holy DITA '0 A.M. j

Eberly EnrollsLFAlWmS, Va. - B M U T.

Dberiy, 33 Bell PUice, Neptunerily, N.J., is anwnjj some 385•imith classiTrt-n, one of Htf \m&k•iiisst-.s m histoiy, expected to en-rol! at Ihe Virginia Mvittai-y Insti-;ute on Augu-t •

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that can pick and sort through some 23,000 cars in this area.

Order any shade of red that tickles your fancy.

Check off the options you want. Or don't want.

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v i- jutijfM, luio1"' V r t v ' MM aitiun. When theywt-iv just h.wjUu poliwnK'n or mdumry (ittien*, Us*judiciary assumed a itaU'rimiMiK- attitude toward t hmUH brwakinif murderers."

Well, Ihe letter* reflect th* new attitude of the."little guy," the fetluw who has SUKMI by and watchedwith horror the happenings in his and other citiei.And, who hai, in hi> heart, feared that this countrycould fall from within, even tho no enemy could makeit fall from without.

There have been protest* in our country on manyoccasions in its past history, hut none defiled tht*American flag.

Mayor .John Lindsay, its Mew York, instead of criti-i-uiiuj the »«-cal|ed ''hard hats", should b« happy hehas someone in New York wUo &UU lovtt hi» countiy.

Certainly he can't count on Goodell or JaviU.Let's wave the flag, let's salute it, let's respect it.

And, if you don't like it, take your complaints to yourelected officials in the democratic way, not with firebombs or rocks.

This country may not be without fault, but it'scertainly better than Red China or Russia. If you don'tthink so, try n nrntest there.

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(w Juiyindividuals must b M W I'veIn fxpectations of tumormwFor the joy^ of yesterday have

gone away\TA IfiMIMi has >e1 to come

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uien hell* ianj to mark the endi Ihe war. Observing tlw « k -

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Expo-70 ThemeFor Golden Ball

SE-\ £IRT - Flowered miflik i t s high-necked oriental K«*M

and pastel pants »uiti will play£ rnles at the Governor'st V u w n e Ball, Saturday, at•ji)\erniir'^ summer man^k«i

hereSociety tiandlea<ler Peter Ducn-

n. pmvides the mu-ic i.ir Ihe,Ifair.

Tht Kxpo-70 inspired Japanciehpme will feature Japanese gar-

wate falls ^nd oiiental lanterns,dens ind leahous.', .lone b r * i .

i k k r f tables where

at most garden supplyIf a canker giidk* the trunk

of a tree or shrub, they may die,so try and detect cankers earlywhile ;hey art1 stiH minor prob-lemsMow and Algae | n u « i , ,

The presence of moss or alfjar !

m a lawn is usually MBCMtfwith low fertility, poor draina^, 'high soil acidity, improper waler-ing too much shade, soil com-paftnn or a combination of thes?

! factors I»w fertility and poor' drain.ist1 are the two most com-1 nwn caus s. Elataglished m«sa ran; be removed by hanrt rak;ri^.; Spraying with Copper Sulfate will

movement, for nm

Howard RappedOn Vote Record

M p M A - William F, Dowd,Republican candidate for Con-gress, today nitxizefl Rep JamesJ- Howard. D-N.J.. fur M M ab-sent again from the K i m t& Hep-re sentatives for a rnilcall vot,' m>iedin% taxpayers.

M II will be the honor guests atthe formal dinner dance, which isspnsored by the New Jersey Re-publican . F i n a n c e Committee

causal factor* w!l have to be'corrected. Improving the soildrainage, proper fertilizatioi andwatering and reducing shade can

Among the special guests will be help prevent ihe'r growth.members of the Governor's Cabi t:M ivsti,irf*s wiwiy

Most of us know how irrnortsntit is to control pests and yet main-tain the best environment possible.The secret is the correct use ofpesticides • chemicals which whenproperly used are safe and effec-

presentiit ves in tbe House and"he adied to this pior record last

Wt!>lit the rap >fc*tet and a crochetedd;f>wstnng at yt>ur ii.r.ii.il *,u •

, Ittte to separate two beautifulwitch itf-ifiis — each *a*y to

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Ipty yarn.

To oroVr CROCHET «W PARTYUHKSS, gt-mi n MI currency,check or money order lo LoisHolmes of California, Coast Ad-v*TtL*>r, P.O. Box fiO€2, Inj!e>wo«»d

'Calif. 20301. Pica*- print yourM M , MMnM ZIP M and pat

I Urn number plainly Send 15 centsI Iff EACH pattern for first-class[mail and speci.d handling or 25cents for EACH pattern for air

[Mi,i Dear Mr.*. Holmes. There is oneproblem 1 have not been able to

: sulve aid that is to put a zipperin on (he machine that will notpucker—Mrs. Ralph B.

Dear Mrs, B , If you have edgedIhe sicifs of the warns w.th theproper tension of single crochetblocked liizhtty, pinned or bjstedit carefully m pbee, used Ihe zip-[>er f<tot on your machine at ttiepropert tension and j<till have apnrfilem, I would suggest you sewit in by hand. We £ mc^t t.f thezippers for the ongin^ls that wemake that way rather than bother

Hi* ii. artsirrie mttte of the ' ;>• NI rwnmerits that continue to fmt u>*iih n^ard to iynthetk jtnm > 11No blocking ne^«uary (2) Vmfirirfit ••".-!.( i) the i •<•* if --'-iftelectricity in a p <•*•]* n> <3i )'•.• little but still presentable fo;

hand me duwns i4> WasMnutymost important, '5) Mak«« knit-ting enjoyable knowing knittingran be worn often. '«> Easy towork with FfJ No need to wwry•ilumi shnnktng or rruitting. iBt Nuscratching, f«) No wet wool gar-ment laying around. (10) No ex-pensive dry-cleaning necftisary•11' Stays "pes s t i kwking" butDo NOT PRESS '121 C » washwith cold water, even. (13) Noallergy problem*. (14- Not initat-ing to tfve hands while knitting.

1 would like to add that somesynthetics ha^e (!»• color addedas the filter U It* mtr made. Nat-urally, it is more resistant to fad-ing and (he colors are evenly dyedRemember, diffe; ent f-yntht?tfcs dovary. Follow the instructions >•••the label!

A little added tip from a syri-Ihefc yarn booster was th :s: Use

aluminum screen placed ov^rthe bathtub for a perfect drye;

for woolens.

Copyright .'970,

Los Angeles Times

Master Study Plan to Assure WaterSupplies in Area for Next 30 Years

PRECEDENT SET - Engineer Peter Homack (right) discusses (he Monmouth County master water•tudy plan, first of Hi type In the slate, with diaries M. Pike (left), director of the County Plan-ning Board, and Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin. Mr. Homack Is president of Elson T. KillainAssociates, Inc., Mlllburn engineering firm which conducted the two-year study projecting watersupply requirements to meet the increasing population demunds in Monmonth County through theyear 2000.

- — — —• i%6,In addition to the Manasquan

RtVflT development, the survey re-veals that a potential 80 to 9*million gallons a day might bedeveloped from ground water, dueto the fortunate presence of theEnglishtown and Raritan water-bearing formations.

Another 60 to 70 m.g.d. from sur-face water is possible from riverdevelopment and the MonmouthConsolidated Water Co. facilitiesall of which would equal adequatewater for the next 30 years,

Mr. Homack said the lower res-jrvoir of the Manasquan Riverwould be developed first, at acos! of about $12,600,000, with itsadded 10 m.g.d. made immediatelyavailable to the Coastal area andhe Monmouth Consolidated area.

This would permit "resting" ofcoastal wells and enable the Mon-mouth Consolidated to m a k eSwimming River water availableio !Jio Bayshore, thereby avoiding

FREEHOLD — A pioneer mas-ter study plan that will assure anadequate water supply to Mon-mouth County for the next 30 yearshas been presented by the Boardof Freeholders.

Keystone of the plan is develop-ment of the Manasquan River wa-tershed by the state and county,at an estimated cost of $45.6 mil-lion.

The study was made over a two-year period at a cost of $25,000 bythe engineering firm of Elson T.Killam Associates, Millburn, andwas explained at a press confer-

Mr. Homack. After adoption bythe Planning Board and approvalby the Freeholders, it will becomepart of the county master plan.

Charles M. Pike, director of theCounty Planning Board, empha-sized the importance of the studyby saying:

"The federal government haslegislation that requires everycounty to have adopted a mastersewerage and water plan, to beeligible for grants through HUDiDept. of Housing and Urban De-velopment). The deadKne is Oct.1. Monmouth County is one of (he

ence by its president, Peter Ho-'few that will have this and there-mack, (fore be eligble for both water and

"Xo other county has embarked sewer grants." The county sew-on such a survey as this", said erage master plan was adopted in

net, GOP Senatorial cand;dateNelson G. Gross, State ChairmanJohn ft Dimwi and RepublicanCongressional candidates.

Mitford k. Vieser, Chairman othe GOP Finance Comm ttee, re-?o ts that a capacity attendance;•= expected. The number vf ticjts is limited, Mr. Vieser said

.md advance sales for the Ball arealmost sold-out. For informationabout tickets, at $I2-I5 per personca'l the Republ can Finan:e Commtlee, 60 Park Place, Newark

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| pipeline from Manasquan to theBayshore. This first stage devetopment he estimated wouldtake thiec to five years.

The Coastal area, includes town:south of Shark River and north othe Manasquan River, and WaiTownship. In this area, where each(own has its own supply facilitythe ground water table has drop-ped greatly in recent years, amthe engineers are most conrernecabout potential salt water intrtTsion. Outside water sources arcneeded for reinforcement whicrwill allow the wells to "rest" andrise again. Us 3.6 m.g.d. use dou-bfcs in summer, and its gallon-age will rise to 8 m.g.d by 1965ind to 14 m.g.d. by 2000

Mr Homack emprasized that interaction between the county andMonmouth ConsoHdaled was nec-essary to provide an economicalfacility.

Freeholder Director Joseph C.Irwiti c:.ted the fact that two weeksago the Freeholders purchased the'irst-phase land needed for tiieManasquan River lower reservoir.

Emphasis was placed on theact that private companies will

continue to operate their own wa-er lines. Efforts will be made tontegrate existing facilities, to as-

sure that water is fairly allocated."The county tioesn'V want to get

my further into the water busi-ness than it has lo," said Mr.

Mr. Mohr recommends (hat youalways follow the directions andprecautions on Ihe pesticide labelto protect anyone in the vicinity.ChiMren and pets are particularlyheedless and vulnerable.

Pesticides should n e v e r bestored within the reach of childrenor pets at any time and never putin any but the original contain-ers. "Left over" pesticides, stotecin soda bottles, milJt bottles, unmarked jars or packages or canthat have become stained so thathe label's are unreadable are aninvitation to poisoning and evendeath. Buy just enough to do the' "). Let your dealer's shelf beyour storage space. Ptey it safe

Pesticides are a boon to mankind but only if used exactly asstated in the directions on thcontainer.

Don't Fertilize NowDon't fertilize most shrubs am

perennials in late summer or earlyfall. Many shrubs and perennial!may be stimulated by such a fer:ilizer application and then thisender growth may be nipped or

even killed by the first hard frost.Mr. Mohr ecommends that you

taivii ii off your shrubs and peren-nials so that there is less dangerof winter injury.

If the leaves show a deficiencyif any nutrient, especially a yelow-grecn color, which would de-

note an iron or magnesium effici-ency, make a note of this and cor-rect such conditions in the spring.'erhaps change your fertilizeriractices next spring and earlymmmer in order that this will notappen again next growing sea-in.Don't fertilize your shrubs or

wrcnnials any more this growingseason. Wait until next spring.

The bill approved by the Hou.serestricts to $55,000 the amount offederal funds to be paid (o farme,who do not grow crops.

"Th»! House refused to consideia motion on House Resolution11612 which would have set thelimit at $20,000," Mr. Dowd"And the vote was very close181 lo 177. On that vital question, the Third Congressional Dis-trict wasn't even represented —because our repesentative wasn'ithere.

"This is just one example ofthe extent to which Mr. Howard'sincredible absenteeism is hittingthe pocketbooks of our citizens,''Mr. Dowd said.

Tie said his records show thatMr. Howard was absent from roll-call vote 26 percent of the timelast year. "And I don't think hisattendance is any better this yeareither," Mr. Dowd said.

"Too many wealthy farmershave soaked our middle-class tax-payers by receiving millions fornot growing a sbigle crop," Mr.Dowd charged. "Had I been inCongress on this issue, I wouldhave fought for the $20,000 limit."

Mr. Dowd acknowledged (hat hisposition was at odds with the WhiteHouse, which supported the $55,000ceiling. "The President and 1have our differences," Mr, Dowdsaid, "and this is one of them."

"We also know where the in-cumbent stands on this issue,"Mr. Dowd said, "because his con-stant stream of notices from hisoffice have publicized his viewfavoring the lower limit. But whenit came time to vote and supportargument on the lower figure, hewas absent.

"A switch of four votes wouldiflVO defeated the tabling motion,"Mr. Dowd said. "Mr. Howardlas bsen fooling people into be-ieving he is working hard in Con-

gress. Actually, his attendancerecord shows he is not."

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127 H Street • Cor. Curtis Avenue Belmar, N. J.

Phone 6117522 S « . H.b.rt

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RENTAL SERVICE

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703 F Street Balmar, N. J. 07719

Phone - 681-7656 Open 7 Days

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1506 "F" Street Between 15th i 16th Avei, Belmar, N. J.

Shark River Dive & Sport ShopDIVING INSTRUCTIONS SCUBA CENTER

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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

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20B Durand Road Neptune, N. J.

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comforfjblt. crickad ctilingi. All matar.( r o m $ 4 8 0 I * ' " * ' • from

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m ^ sfmiiM be th« -• Uti MiniFran (ravpt'e a fi P^tiib

aye ««atft-it Vivian Wilfiama andharon J«ye But Uncfctm arci | | over the br* irf thiw

KI V male test to a "grude"feir Thp IJJ! (imp the M»mfp>)sreeled in Conv*5t(un Hall they

need Rivera and his cousin, Jose.a was left a I J M M .

man after the bout ;I/K1 wants togc* fvurt. \hmmni, a chse friendui Rivera, »rittiessi»d the atarul iHMri IM !hr next time heie Rivera'* partner. Monsoon wasss mad M Rivera after the bout.Vnw the pair get the opportunityto squaie matters.

gills will be back for theird showing of the season.

They appear«l here July Yi andis u-ual gave the crowd plenty of

tioti. Despite their size, the_ -la average I3fi pounds, (heres al'ways exciU-ment when they

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Applications CloseSeptember 19, 1970

Continue SearchFor Lost Bather

BKLMAK — Shore p n i « Uftitsane cootimiiajj their seaieh for (h*(jiwiy «f Samnel Hnward. Newark,who apparently drowned in roughsu:f Sunday.

Mr Wmti wm baBevvdcaught ;n rtan^t'rtjus s\irt off (beM l Apomte bathing ln>;irh ithmi!}6 4-'i Sm<l;(y evening Bclmarix>arhe3 had been closed an hourcariier.

Ooas! (Juarirismpn and an I 0 ^ Pwater diving team from the Bel-mar First Aid Squ^d were sum-moned and searched the watersfor some time. Police put out amissing M U M alarm in order ttt [t-xtend the search to nearby com-munities.

Seas wore roiich n Sundny MHoward Ro'vUind, ch'ef lifeguni

CoW Cuts Tie Rich MassingIn Squire League

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The Hi« B rds twk a pair (mmu r n l ***** fcirrj R«MHtars'iK wTict ui Ml game* uf MB. 17n,

TVam 8 blanlttd the Coim-dBeff on Hj*' U'ani. with CliiiMli

on 178 rfRd 1%and th** Bl.tw-o Speeiats I

ix>kii a pair fiom the Bull DogsifHW Bull Urij;*' win came in

he third grime when Mike flt*mit a 196.The Standings.

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tom-n. IJon Sumpl of Neptune.*fim Hoffman of Fre^hdH, DaveM M (if Point rk-asanl. Bill Al-fnn.fi 'ff Biiik IfcMMMt So°Finy«=r of Brn-k Twnship. IvmStiver of Kast Windsor and DanM I 'U.'him al Jackscin

Mm Jtit Severage of Wall Town-*h\p Dek Lpwis of fream Ridt,'*'.John banner (if Stolen Island,Jerry Sehiel of Be.-)rh*iM>d, E<1l i f of TicntJin. DM RBBUBI ofToms fiver Johnny Ltthrs ofiMaataw, Sandy Ridiilf of Lone IBranch .ind Bobby CaiX'stro <jfHailet

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pulled more than 30 .the rough waters off the 18thAvenue beach, and, Mr. Rowland--aid, by the fnd of the day therehad been more than 40 rescues.

He warned bathers to alwaysfolio wl'feguards' instnict:on whenwhenever surjf c o n d i t i o n s arerough.

"I wish people would use com-mon sense and stay out of thewater when the .'Ms are rough,"\\r. Etottlssd snid, and he warnedbat lift^rards have the authorityo make arrests if people go into

the water when (hey shouldn't.

be held on Thursday, August 20.1970 at 7:00 p.m. at !he CrystalBrook Inn, Highway 35, Eaton-town New Jersey.

M:ss Marjone Bid will presideover the meeting at which timeinal plans will be made for our

Fashion Show !» be heh) at Von-adi's Homestead Allaiie Hond.Spring Lak? Heights, New Jer-sey on September 2fi 1970.

I WONDER!Ilin-I H rather difficultTo d.fne a Boy todayf see a Girl or is that a Boy!I find it hard to say.Times have changed the past few

yearsEspecially with the hairSome Boys and Men now wear itJust as long as they now dareAnother i;rpat change in MalesIs one that all can seeAre the beards and (he mustachesAnd better yet is the goatee!They wear heart bands' and even

bendsOh! for those good old days

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