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Glendola Drainage Problems BroughtTo Wall Committee, Action Vowed

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Sl'KI.M; i.AKK - II mil Mn v\ M.I. TOkNMIJI' AWIKHII !!«• i.lwi.lm, lt...,.| w,«1a i , ^ M i a n V i r tore, y«(U rtjjwgp pmMwn m a wrtmii ol Mr Avakuu llvu.

HUri. hat* to k»v> i wdn <rapa «Wi i.hiulolil wai brm«ht Murr tte 1 UMIIIIIIIVIIUII MillB in 7! houri Kwirilins t« in ur* Tc>»n«hip I iimmiiu* last mgtil by vihu also lum in the

fcl ol re«Kte«u it tht thr whuli' aiw «a<.Har «• *• Kad ih. rakt aaal ragotattuu. but roaarll I twry U(M. arra who mt-gnt "imiwiliate". "bon.™ ol a .aucer

Hx Mayor and Couiwl mowd *>*r * * • Aairnm, and Mr». Mike me an(ajrta«l tMne (he Be ordmsuii* *«uld make t reW. 1 mmi>di»l» a«M.In »l*.iid thr annul Moraruil "• ' (* S^Wwirr, prendrnt ol taj*«| , - .J tor traikrj or campers Um S ^vakian, l«» Gk'ndola' Ite said trut when he was roa>C»y parade, whith will march th» Fneiwh t>f tlae B«lmar la> jehn n«rm, t thp fiimrmtnity [.. remain m the oublit view kg Road, told the Committee that he or, he had conferred with state

at 4 p m when «he t uat 2 p ffl.

..a uid

like tbrand amU

bui Mr. Efcrtt rut in &»Un£ "Areyou UMuqt . . ,"

Id mrft-il (rut Mn Oooper wi Mrs, Brunei carat back Yoy'rs*sww>» is sent on errands, interrupting mr. This is a w»»osmiiiht have been wfwn (h J rg», where Mrs. Newmans

L t a f i i«i ir from is Mt imand ihisMrs. Ne*at 2 pm.

ist night, however, Mrs New

indiotod she ktt

Auxiliary PlansDinner Event

Theof

('•us the State library, (a Iked with Mayor John A Tayor, ^-.y.l urufc-i the ordinance. I Kirs had come tu the area to inFeatured at an <>p«n Hmtm to thr Board at Commisiiomrrs and Public hearing is scheduled (or vwtigate, turf nothing was done

| | beW at the Library on April puim officials, and had gjined April 26. | Mayor Arthur Krurrsn toki Mr.„ . - n,. „ J - J . w- '?. at 8 p m will be Michael their support | Another ordinance Introduced Avakian that something would be

'•"•'" pynf . dram* student a^SWft;1 "AH we imi n w , " be said, . , Monday night would give appro*- done, and (aid he had instructed»> building," al to the borough's joiniii the Borough Engineer Howard Bird

, , Many adults havt volunteered South Monmoulh Regional Se»-r- sail to prepare a plan to correct, voeaUst their help in Minting, carpentry, age Authority. [the drainage problem there.

~i» or aftyt&ng that needs be dose, | Public hearing oa thh «-,>,; Aw), said Ma.vw Krwrnn, be J»1«Ja n d S u i t a r W l

Hall, F stit+t. at ftm.Mrs Lorraine Kann, president,

Members ut the ManasquanRiver Group of Artists and stu-dents t-( Mrs, Ann Riiscitu willexhibit ht the Library duringNational Library Week, April 13through i".

durta$ A* once the buildingBums said.

found, Mr. nance Is also oa April JO.

"There is something fur everyoned

Joseph T.>nn Avenxie,

instructed Mr. Birdsall to conferinstructed Mr. B a l l toErbe, 414 Washing with state authorities, since, he

h i d b hg

was hired as beach,

"many of the problems areb h R t 3 F "

g y , uk!, many of the problems areto work on, Mr. Burns said, and manager by the Council. He will cauied by the Route 35 Freeway."

la a. r _ • _ .M I 1 * « . . • a • • • _ _ • - _ 1 . * • • • . . .use all

tbers. Hte event will be held atMsgr. ReUly Knights of Colum-bus Home, F Street, Belmar, atS p m Anyone desiring to join isinvited.

At the May 6 meeting, therewill be an election of new officers,and on May 9 there will be asquare dance at the Knights Hall.

Mrs. Kahn thanked all memberswho attended the Communion NEWARK - Joseph JBreakfast, and reported the event J I N ntiy general manager of thea success.

Following the meeting a Stanleydemonstration was presented.

Riley to HeadTelephone Area

But, serve for the season beginningApril 15 and ending September13, at a salary • $3,300,

Belmar Woman's Club Hold ElectionName Delegates to Convention

WALL TOWNSHIP — Ele-r'ti.m 1 Center, Highway 71, Belmar. on

Mr. Avakian, who is city eng-ineer in Asbury Park, agreed- Hesaid the Freeway drainage piping

"We diMgrced," he said, "but and w«-lu," Mrs. Newman laffl.were told the stale fefc there was However, said Mrs. Newman,no problem and the construction \iner the last meeting, she has*ent w " been leaving at 4 p.m."

C*mn*teeman Harry Hubh Mr. Ehret saw! he had checkedcalled tor immediate actioa to the matter with Chief Witt,aid the situation, and Committee- "Didn't you check with anyoneman Griiith Bates told the group else? ' asked Mrs, Newman.thst tbn Committee had tried m2'i years to get relief.• "You must understand," ,said, "that we are just slightly said Mrs. Newman.

portaot, is is tip i<> you to iri't^'p

"Vou'ro trying to whrtewssh Uti-.and make Mxs. Newmaa the wiU:n, Mrs CrunK Mid, -fcl 1charge you are not making a failstudy of this,"

Mr. Ehret. "I have given Mrs.K •• •• ••• s'i $, lull reply, but I caa-

or evidence, I cannot go ftstberon mere hearBay."

1 'Ure you charging that (he<!:..{ falsified tbe reewds, j

" W K I ttm tot Dm cWef m t M ">•, * • B " * t ' » ' - • ? •you ch«-k wkh?" Mid Mr. EbreJ. " , " yow * « y » "

"Ask the patrolmen, des ta tn ," tort™ M r » « ™ " . and notu-hitewash. It's up to you as pol

. . . " . , P H " ^ **a%. j u - » vi^'ftj I acini JT1I a. H V I M l ^ ' i f • k— , .

Jess powerful than the state." And, she said, after the meeting l c e commissioner to charge UWMr Avatti3n called on all to i'U |f— ~ • **- w — J~**. t*—Mr. Avakbn called on all to' I'll gjv,. you thc hours dates I'm

make a "concerted'' effort togain relief.

had beon improperly deigned. Mr, Sciarappo hit another sidefor the area and would not carry i of the problem, when he asked theoff the water from Glendola Road, j Committee if the drainage prc

He said a new culvert under the j blem were to drag on, the assess-freeway is needed to solve the i merits on the affected propertlt'3problem. should be lowered.

Others complaining int'lud«l! in other action, the CommitteeM A t h l

County LibraryTax 2 i Cents

FREEHOLD - The new

Mrs. Newman: "1 gave you tbefacts."

Mr Ehret; "Notfacts,hearsay."Mrs. Newman: "I will testify

to what I saw."Mr. Ehret "If you'll sign a

statement, w ' l l check."Then Mrs. Newman atked how

county a person woukl apply for a fnnOthers complaining intlud«l! in other action, the CommitteeMr. and Mrs. Anthony Zarrillo,! moved to advertise for bids for library tax rate was established permit.2912 Grant Street, who said they two new truck, one for the water by the Board of Freeholders Tues- "What do you want to do, shoot

r $100 of as- the chief?" came in Mr. Gasuwr,b d l

DRIVER HURT,CAR IN RIVER

BELMAR - Miss Rita Huis-man, Fifth Avenue, returned homeyesterday after having been treat-ed at Jersey Shore Medical Cen-ter, Neptune for injuries receivedwhen her car went into Shark Riv-er early Sunday morning,

Police said Miss Huisman wasg on Route 35, about 200 feet poinlcd v j c e p r e s i d e n t . Upsiaie,

headquarters will be Vicein Trenton.

Mr. KJeinert said the changes,effective April 1, provide for new

' Upstateies.

under-who told

i H o c h a u * Recording Secretary, Womans Club attended Art and informed by officials in the state-Mrs . Raymond Davis; Federation Garden Achievement Day at the ' Department of Transportation that

informed by officials in the state cents I gallon for regular.Ci G

| "We will have no difficulty in r"*

taymortdMrs.

....... , . - Commitlecman G a s s n e r in operating the library wrtr tris par-.'ilk' Andor* Beacon Manor on March 17th I they would be represented at the moving the acceptance of the bid, ticular tax rate, and it reflects a

„„_„-„„ „._„ ,,n 4.,n nt .y^

™ u a r a e n

lerritor- <On Directors Mrs. Joseph Clay-, n * e awards H H r«eived for

Mrs. Charles Tomlinsm and, Garden Dcpt. ~ 1st Award -« " Edward Krampert were African Violets, Mrs. Puttock andelected as delegates to the state 3rd award to Mrs. Charles Tom.

" M 2 1 5 l A t l t i lin»nDavid M Henodcrson was ap-l t o i ; i i d t U t t ;

c o n v e " " o n .('«y. N. J. .

1 2 1 5 a l Atlantic lin»n.

mw i c c p e s ^ t aai ge | , p r i n g iura^eon to be helda l m m ^ a o f t h c m m p a n y s Met- j a t the Barclay Hotel. Belmar, onropolKan Area I M 1 t

car went out ofcon rol and went i s naw v j c e p r e s id e nt , and gener- annual spring luncheon to be heldover an embankment into the nv- -< »•• • •- • • - •er.

Miss Huisman was taken to thchospital for treatment by the Bel-mar First Aid Squad.

Police said no charges had beenmade in tbe case.

paintings - Mrs. George BarWId d d M P l i Mi

; i c l ! p T O i d m t . U p s t a t e ; ; y paintings - Mrs. George BarWId t | U a r t e r s i n Newark. He officers will be installed at the - 2rd sward and Mrs. Pauline Mii u t i | i ^ b h l d h l i h b l ti

ropolKan Area.Each region will sis-t of

May 1st.

uui*." ,tu\n — .>.n mem, r.*'ii'*and Hudson in Upstate and Hari-1M r s . j 0 :

tan, Central and Southern In the dent who

illicit iirtuuii win luit&uvi "Ji L

three areas - Northern, Essex The meeting was opened byoscph Clayton, club prcsi-IO commended Mrs. Pauline

Mihalic, garden department chair-man on the beautiful spring flower;irrangemcnts. Mrs. Mihalic hasdecorated the tea table and presi-dent's table at every regularmeeting during the year. Chair-man gave their annual reports.

Mrs. Edward Rochiiu ga\c thoblessing. Mrs. Albert Guinuo andMrs. Edward Apple-gate, presidedat the tea table. HOBtSUOi forthe day were Mrs. Thomas Brady,Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. CharlesBeyer, Mrs. Francis I-a Salla,Mrs. Harry I^yon, Mrs. KrnestBarletta, Mrs. Thomas C.irntluffand Mrs. Ernest Brizcll.

The Social Service Departjnentis sponsoring a cooking demon-stration at the Du Craft Kitchen

halic, honorable mention.American Home — Mrs. Charles

_ g p , ,meeting, but, she said looking said (kit for the past two years very responsible budget,around the room, "they disap- only one bid had been received, | "For example, we have not in-pointed us." and even when the Committee creased the book budget by a i

William Shrekgast, 2911 Hayes readvertised, only one came in. gle penny over lart year, nor h

"We want facts, not hearsay,"came in Mr. Ehret.

Mrs. Newman went on thencharging that 28 years ago

Street, told thc Committee that he,too, had water in the cellar, butdidn't "want to wait 11 years asMr. Avakian had to,"

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sciarappo,2913 Hayes Street, said that thehooding was also causing a septic

hen the Committee creased Uie book budget by a sin- j member of the Wall police de-1 partment, then in milrtary ser-

Wolff, 2nd award for hand hooked; t a n k Pr<*km, ^ **»• Sciarappoug original design M i d s h e had to pay $76 to have UieThc music department under t h e l u n k Pu mP«l out-and she said,

"it was only 3,000 gallons of drainwater."

Mayor Krumm said he would in-struct Mr. Birdsall to start atonce on a complete plan for theImperial Park area, including

direction of Mrs. Edward Rochauchairman attended the Fifth Dis-trict Music Festival at Bamm Hol-low, Lincroft on March 23th. Timchoral group sang, "Let there bepeace on Earth," and a medley,"A Salute to the States", on theirKitchen Band. The group alsosang with the Fifth District Chor-us.. An award was received furparticipation.

Members of the club are plan-i l t t e d th Fifth D i i tnlflfl (Q attend the Fifth District

Conference, in Spring Lake onApril 27th.p

Miss Maryadele Jarema who

A $!W0 bid on a 50-foot lot on we increased the budget for sup-Mechanic Street was sold to John piles.F. Ervin, Freehold, There were "We have actually reduced theno other bidders. part of the budget that deals with

vice, was "charged and foundguilty" of stealing a weapon.

Wiliiam Shregast, 2911 HayesStreet, in the audinence spoke up

Itaffle licenses were granted tit thc maintenance of motor vehicles I to say that the charge wasthe St. Peter's PTA, of Point by $2,000. due to a centraliartion <*"'«"«"Pleasant Beach, for an event at, of maintenance serviceh.Beau Rivage, and to the South! "We are operating our orderWall Little League (or an eventit the LitiTe League field, Tilton'sCorner Road.

The United Cerebral Palsy[School and Treatment Center,Lnng Branch, was given per-mission to hold a tag day on May9.

International Hotel Group PlanningOn Leasing Two Spring Lake Hotels

h d i

w a s c h o s c n t h c

SPRING LAKE — The two Lirg- pitt, Wall Township, and a sister,Ht hotels here may be leased to Mrs. Louise D. McArdle, Belmar.

international hotel group Owner of the Essex & Sussex

department, our cataloguing de-partment and our technical pro-cessing department with the same

culous.""What man in the service didn't

take a gun for a souvenir al onotime or another," he said.

Mr. (Jasencr then lamented thatNewman, by not Baming

personnel as two years ago, when names, was "carting a shadow ontho book budget was half the size tht "•"•'•"•'- " "that it is today, due to changesin procedure.

"The budget has allowed us to »increase non-professional salaries a r e l h o s e w h o h ^ a11 o f l h ^ n - '

. lorcc."I think we have some good men

on the force," Mrs. Newman re-sponded, "but Epmetimea there

e pto a more reasonable levef he

l d d

MORNING BLAZEHITS COTTAGES

Mr. Ehret again promised toinvestigate, and thc Committeeadjiirnwl.

HOME OF TIIK MONTH - The Wall Township Beautlficalion andImprovement Committee has named line runic of Mr. and Mrs.Raymond Woolley, 1108 Atlantic Avenue, for Its top maintenance,beauttflcation, and improvement award for March. Mm. DonnVan Dercn and Mrs. Frank Bushelr comprised the review com-mittee.

REID MOWERREPAIR SERVICE

FOR SERVICE • REPAIR •SHARPENING

Pick Up and DeliveryMowers & Snow Blowers Stored

Dial 681-0839

INVEST WITH USCurrent dividend 5% per annum

on passbook accountspayable quarterly.

BELMAR SAVINGS *LOAN ASSN.

712 - 10th Ave, • Belmar

To Discuss BusingWALL TOWNSHIP - The Wall

Township Board of Education atits meeting next Tuesday nightwill show thc new guide lines forthe busing of students for the 1970-71 school year.

All interested parents are urgedto attend the meeting at the HighSchool starting at 8 p,m.

FIELDER * WARNER"Appliances with Service"

Established 1935 - Phone 681-20311717 F Street South Belmar

BOROUGH OF BELMARREGISTRATION FORPRIMARY FXECTION

SPRIWi LAKE' HEIGHTS - ' Persons, not already registered,F i rman were Bailed early jester. »*» w * '» resistor " «*» h a ™• . morning when four separate cl>-™.6<"i H»l ' aildress since r e p

.8 broke out in succession in 'J*>™S ™ y ' ^ r w " " ' ' ^...,,..,,.,„ j,n,i ,, iu.ft toi-v hniKe Inc iioriiugn t.lerh of soon cnarige

College in June 1969, has been ac- entlv developing Paradise Island Ave, and their son, Fred F. III. " " * s """ J ra0 M ° ° n0U5C of address at the Burnish Office.

Tho fire, Assistant Chief Waller MvoT Road at Lighth Avenue,

Worn- "within days," it wns announced is the Hastings Square Corp.,! 4 ! l l ' » I t ! I ^ 1 1 MClub to attend thc citizen- this week.'

Institute, held at Douglas Resorts International, Inc.,-hip

~Dll •otcd liy Douglass College.

whose principals are Mr, and Mrs.Kred E. Schock Jr., 308 Brighton

'. Bahamas into a hotel and who is an executive with Rcsorls

BELMAR PLAYLANDO|x-n Saturday and Sunday

Hth and Ocean

BURPEE SEEDSBulbs and Onion Sets

Taylor's Hardware114 F. Street

FOR SHORT TIME ONLY!Sapolin Flat Latex Wall PaintONLY H.M gal. • Res. $7.35

DAVENPORT Paint & Hardware703 F St. - Eelmar • G81-2M3

large Ocean Avenue hotels joint- iigwl tho Essex & Sussex.Bt'lmar ly during the summer. Thc move The Duggan and Shock fami-

would bo thc first big hotel ven- lies hove been the principal own-

WALL TOWNSniP RESIDENTSSee Page 3 for Ad on

Cleanup Week

ture for the company on the U. S. ers and operators of the two ho-mainland j tels since they were built.

The Monmouth Hotel, six stories In addition, Hastings Square,high, is 66 jcars old. It has about tho Schocks' corporation, also300 rooms, while the five-story owns thc 50-room Atlantic HouseEssex & Sussex is 56 years old Hotel. 201 Atlantic Ave., and thcand contains about 275 rooms. ' Sunrise Inn and Club in Stewart,

Monmouth Is owned by Frederic Fla., and the Sehocks are theL. Dugftan, 104 Worrhington Ave.; largest stockholders of the Springhis mother, Mrs. Sarah D Up- Lake Golf and Country Club.

reportedThe first call came at 3 a.m.

yesterday, with successive callsup to 7 a.m.

SALEPanskins and Piccolino Knits

25% offSTORY HOUR . 921 F St., Krluui

TIDE LAST BAY OF REGIS-TIUTTON WILL BE THURSDAY,APRIL 23, 19TO.

DONALD F. MATTHEWSBorough Clerk

GLADIOLUS & BEGONIA BULBSTAYLOR'S HARDWARE

10th & F St. • Belmar

BELMAR TAXPAYERSare reminded tliat taxes for thcsecond quarter of 1970 are due onMay 1, 1970. Interest ftt the rateof 8'i most be charged if pay-ment is made after that date.

Unda HouQhtaUng Beconet Bride Stefey torte.Of WHIiim Szciytko en S*hri«y Stephen Bennett

Man id it Hone

Hhs Kotwwwki. Mr. Morrh, Jr,Are Minted in St. (tost Cerewony

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•MMMILLER DEATH

RULED SUICIDEKiwanbdubHears of Drugs

tt I It.* HTM tf CltuWNl P *tftttrtM Mo***! CM* . Nf»V-rt ,.fr.fr.«M3 OurfkrU -W inv-i, STILL NO SALEfiw • maateri (tttrae in «d<Katlun

llatn Ht1* Veri VwvrTMlj

OLDSMOIILI

Sa'ei 47«rf $#rr/ct

Uttd Cm

Belmar MotorsITH AVt. 1 f IT.

MIMAH, N 1.PtWM • Ml VI1

tar rraara u> KaWIk m • rartnbW KMH

^ u a granuleS Iteaa Hi<h lkl»«il l du • rtudaM at our I ** •)lAinfet M H Mtml. QM» »,:! f.iu.hM I ! Marc*

ME Serot MMHhM RafHanHigh .V*»ol and ia mwlgpaj bjUM ra»iuui<)a Trisklnl iimjmrt,HallM

"We Were Discussing Insurance and

the Name . . .

CONNELLY-BERGEN, INC.Came Up."

DUI-oSI 1391

704 B.lm«, PUuINmtfi A<a.)

lalmar. N, J.

THREE HONORED

BY ALLSTATE

M!'H.ftVV HILL m NtdwlW G

(iuartne, *« C M"*i, IVitnar.

Richard S. Baker. Spring Lake

Heifhii, «ad MdtolM P. Sut It!

Honor Hin| for tbeir .wrvK* to

teisg leading producers in the

ranks id more Uwn 8,flO0 cumpany

Mr Baker and Mr t m FiH-ppo

are attJehed to the Sears store

on the Aibury Cirdt. wfiife Mr.

Ouantio is attached to the Brick

Town office.

Ask aboutour

SAVINGSBelmar-Wall

National BankF St and 9th Av«. Customer Sarvico Hour

Manaiquan Rt. 35 Circle P lau Tellers 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

W(lH Iwp Rt. 35 and 18th Avs. W,,ll Loan Dept. Deily to 8 p.m.

Wall Twp., Collingwood P*rk Office, Colllngwood Circle, Rts. 33 I 34, Wall, 9:30 to 5:30

Your installment loan car be insured

with life insurance.

FULL TKl/ST SERVICES AS AUTHORIZED BY LAW

M e n t a rwli-ral I*»»il Uuumooe Omtotattal

t t t t l

• « the • f - A e r «t KM J .

the {feinur tvmw.»

n• hanl

Mr tfiw««ar'i ta&.*«

runtiK-tsr Ife had bwn i^mg

the Uar ,

hr Drug

rr-- r u .jrj.-r "t the Stw

mmfc ufi th* l.'Kh U ) •>! MttRh

- It's Hucont and Failures "

At the meeting next Wi dnCMlay,

\l • ! • I-*U a <l IkFTus, executive

ictT 0! the !nrf Bn, 50th Armor,

J. N*iti<mai Guard, will :^-^k

the 'New J«rwy National

Guard."

Hie Kiwaaii luncheon-tmetingj

•tart at 12:15 p.m. at the church

dining hail.

LRGAL NOTM'C

•iR PerTnflTirrct Rvn utmlimi, HIi*h I" Mb In !h« Pnmun I• b* h*W (M TUP***)-, <1UA«> .,ay rf(i*ter tvt th« Offn* !.f 1•eh Cl.Tk Mum, .,,.,1 ii.tid^e

LEGAL N0T1OC

RKIJIHTK.4T1OM AKI>EI.KD'noX NUTICK

B0KOK.H OF KOI'TH Kl-MltK

end. puMotM. not alrtfadynder the lawi r.f New Jerwy govern •,. 'trmanent Rcgiitnttun, »nd who

vriiri tn vute in the I*rtmary Eleclkinhe hfU on Tu«d»y, June 2, 1970,y reiuter *t the Office of the Munl-

Hiai Clerk. Municipal Building, F Streetid H«imDnil Avenue, South Belmar,

J. or at the Office of the Commli->ntr of Regulation, Frephi.ld. N. J.,iy lime during B&tR kawi t« and in-udinjc Thursday, April 2.1. 1970.ri-raont already Registered, who havetunned their addreisei wlthla Mon-

mtiulti County since regijtering and whowish tn vnte in the I"rlmai-y Electionhall notify the Borough Clerk or thi.•rmmlMloner of Registration on or be.»« Thursday, April 23. 1970.

NOTICE Is hereby given that per

fltday, luna 2. 1970 between thu

illjig Time, ior Ihe purpose oictlns a

PRIMARY ELECTION

ei hereattcr deltKnaltd to be (tiledt the General Election and for elcc-

if persons to the following offlcw:M t d F l l b

» fur each nt the W

, N. J

killing Thunday, April '£i, 1?»7IJlm> at the *r>irr**i(l atbat of th» f

• M ( l ' ' ' k • • ' • ' I • : , • ) . , . * ; f , • • •

etwewi the h'mri H 7 am) 9 nIVraonj already refistrrtti whu h

tianjit-ii their atlflreMi'* wilhin M -..ninth County tince reg'iittnng and wton'iih to vote In Ihe Primary 1B«-1 en

notify therommifnioner uf Rriflstratlon un or be-' .re TVui.niay. April 33, 1970

PertiJni wh'iie aditress*"s change withIn MfUMnouth County hi'twern Aprsl 211970 and Juna 2, 1970, both dales incluflve, must apply at their formmElection District on Primary Eliv:ti<«

The BUaM Boartt nt B M M feand fnr the Bi-rmgh n Spring Liik.Height* will ,lt at the placet heeenNi'rleslsnaUd nn TuMday. June 2. 197'*between the hi,ura uf 7:110 s tn. am8:00 pm. prevailing time, fur the purpo«e at cnnrtuptlng a

PRIMARY Et.EtTIO^for the Homhttttm "! eanrflrtHten to(tyfticex hereafter des'irnated to l>« fill'**M the Genrrfll Elmti'.Ti and far -l.ptiorof peraorn to the fallowing offir-es-

One Male and one Female to he elecert from each Elfrtlon [ilitrlct in thiHorimgh of Spring Lake HPIBMS n>MembtM of the Mnnmouth County Executlve Commillees fur ench of the twimajor pniitical parties (Demncratic an<

I hi1 l.iws ..f N'trt

rt> v^te 'in Ihe Genera! Elittion toipld on TUMtttl', November .1, 1970 m•pgttter at the Office of the HeronClerk, 61fi Mircer Avenue, Spring Lii

Comm I winner of Ileglntrntliin. Frpi-hoduring (i

! ill' Sl

0v ! ill

19T0.

' i l l IT

ins'. F1! L Itcllj

C

changed their ad-niHJth County since

wish to vote Insh:ill notify theCamtoMtt al

epltjmbSI Mi V.nn,NOTICE li hereby given that pw-

ons whoie addresi-'i change Wllhln.<niin ilh County between September

107" a i N v m U T ? !!17O brtl

former Election District (in Gemhi.•Slim Day.

The District Bonrdi of Electionnnif for Hie Kurnii^h i'f Pjirlng LakeHciBht.* will «lt nt the [>II»'P9 hf-reafterrU'i i;i,atcd on Tue'il.ty. NnvcmtH-r .'t.1970, between Um hours of 7:00 A.Mand 8:00 P.M., prevailing time, for th.purpose "t conilueling a

GENKRAL ELECTIONfor the election of peraonj to the following offieei:

"the United States SenateOn- Mr-mWr ofO M

theR entatlv

e ol

•?*• Dl.lrict Bnsrdi of Election Innn •>• the Bnroiigh of ^otith Bclmarwill sit at the pines herfafter ['°Blg-

between the • .,urs of 7:00 \ M •">••8:00 P.M.. prevalllns Itme, lorpurpose of inducting a

r.E..EHAI. EI-ECTTO

1 Slates Slwst tif

i.- Olatrlct Election Board will *ltai. the f<-lL • wLUfc place:

DUtrlct No. 1 — Borough Hall, t5lrect <u»l it imon.1 Avenue

T. LORKfTA WJIITEJIEAIJ .Borouct. n.-rt.

• 2. 3 ($37.08)

One Memlier of thi- Monmnuth Countjp

Board of Chosen Freeholder.(full lerni)

One Mi-nribw ofthe Monmouth County Board ofChosen Vrtt'hfiltlfrsi(•Bl • m t t uncxpirpd term)

Tw, CounoSImen ifuii t*i DThe '"isirict Election )nrdi will >tt

llmvlng plncca:at h

Church Felln11.1rthcH.st TuOld Mill Un

rills HallW

del nt theRoad and

nlty CantA• it — Con

lioad ami Ninth Av,

nt Ease* and Sixth Avenue.Pi rsoiu whn wish to ni'ike Inrniir;,

a i to the Ivoilon of the Poilln,- nl ' I ' h th l

to tthe il •' In v'-nrh they

b i <if Uvile

„_ j t thfl of!i Icik. fjlti . '.I'lvi-r A.'L'iiu- ? I'IM: L.-ikcITeljJhls, ^' W JiTsey tclc;.!n r.>* 41'*-;:'KIO. iv. rV t.iy, nxeviit S--. it-Jsys. Sun-days ftnfl li'iidnyn bpt«"i I 'he hoursut 9 A.,M. Iffii 4:30 P.M.

ROBERT E. MORR HBorouRh Clerk

. 2. a Sprlne ^ R S : ,

It tlM

vice in ih*|j|kc»te with the Clem »f tn-.Suywi.a- Ciiurl, State Himii Anne*.Trentim, New Jerwy. In imir toimwith the m i « uf fivil practlc* and pru-

t ^ f i>ul MAa jirfgement oE d.v

d plaintiff ,.-•! *eu

JAcori IJEVI

s r : PAUL A DAWHAAftnrney f,.f PUiutlftW M*in ijtewtAsbury i'ark. N J imiz

, 1.2.3 (|a»

TtaH man ha. mada a wf.om mlltalia Ha tfiaat h>

lal W. !>»«» ak»a. Ma naalatta^ Hi | r t »• ftay HaK.

man.

Somaow ihOuW ha.a M i fa K W I »aaHo»

Tru(, Intaraitaal b«»afi laal profaisiwal tiajlp •*•>« Ika,

90 ihoppinq for a Koma. H* bring* you only irttar«»tad

buyan. Handlai nafotiatiOM. Follow up en datafe.

And <•.'"» M p i a buyar to find adequate financinf.

To ION youf houw painlaiily, at a fair maria* arice, iao a

RaaHor,

TO CHANGE

•FOR S A L E "To

" S O L D "Consult A Member of

South MonmouthMultiple Listing Service

JOBPRINTING

Sooner or later almost everyone needs

printed matter. When you do, see • •.

THE COAST ADVERTISER

JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT

Letterheads * Announcements 9 Imitations

Weddings • Envelopes • Invoices • Formt

Ad Books 9 Business Cards, etc.

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

701 - 7th Avenue Belmar, N. J.

Phone - 681-6000

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m4 *t lwd> •» M*M .».".* ,1...™

W.HA.I .W. . .U , .

Will Township University FreshmanChosen i s Chwry MOSSOM Princess

• ^ #

lift MM DM

RESJDeMTS OF WALL TOWNSHIPCLEAN UP WEIK"

AM n d . n t i t,,n,) Nartt, at llrii A •••tutW*tt | j «.,«<„ No i t ~ »«th >,,i,i, ) I on-Av«Ru*. »»ntiH,j tiath a»d ,irl c i to bep. i i u j up. «ir (o K*»» tui h •• th« <uib noU»«r ttxn 8 00 A M , Af,,,l I ] , I f 70,

Af tw Ht« «bo»» mentiontd d#*e *nd tinw.OAC* « Strut K«i boon coH»tt«d by ••*•Town»hip ttuiki it w>li not b« coll«t*td

W* rtqueit tti«» trtih «nd bfuik b« *ep•r«t«d, «lio b'*nch«t tnd bfuih b* piledwWi the butt end« in on* direction.

Ailtrii SitmerlD«pt. of Public Workt

3TS* ««IV tlw Ti I b i M (%***! to

Sum! \c\VN

• • - . • • - *

Annual MeetingOf Fire Polke

• * •< • to man. la* | p > I.iW laat • mi n IT

1 «t It* !

I f . Ywr Fi«Htb li. AMria ramC m iirihH M mt

f t

V* Maqrr*. A w hamtfaa wB

CVW» t«MHt af • »liiitiuiiul tin (.

Senior citizensBe wise...bank with us

service chargeon your

person?! checkingaccount

If you are 6 5 years* young andhave a personal checking accountor open one atThe CentralJersey Bankand Trust Companyyou will not be subject to servicocharges. Naturally,we have nowayof knowing a customer's age, so ifyou qualify,please advise bank manager.

CEBiTRAL JERSEY BANK

urn d Mmt lor ito fl«*l

Stevens HonorsShore Alumni

BAND-AID Brand Sheer Strip*Large — 81c

RED CROSS Cotton 2 o i .

mRED CROSS Cotton Balls tSt

45cSOFF Cosmetic Puffs 260*

79c

MAYPINKS PHARMACY100 Mam $t 774 0461 Avon

. • , Hi M M I

B W.» H« l I

J 4 MM l , km*! lilMV .M*>

I ijaM. I M * » Yjifd. Kri.

. (Mm VMkrt Um

S I aultctUBC l l f»WMl; mi

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1 | 2 M M |

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lea Gin. M I i

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( Ito CMMM

1 m l a rikn featuring tha *•<*«•latar 7-alann UR fire, in PhlUk'l| phu and after major ftnt

KAND THUST COMF!ANV

/y«ri/» yew ?SERVICE IS OU.r.

Bumton • Sr. Bright • SrVtwtbury • Bprm< L..K. H«>|hi* W f c W / ^ I * 3 » J fc.

• F I . Monmouth

LflOAL NOTWK

• i MHM.ATK s i m m

I bt>m. 1*..i.r.l l .- tM*

I.I A .-I r t; I! uli j <bv«a*t>d ..i h-r. 'v " \ w to (he tTwtitnn n(I, ,,,V<1 '.i pru. nt to lht> till

• . : ,

!"/i M.ip.-i A i . n .N M m • .i

Adm.nii'.FiUni

. 11 A!',»rrik E*q.

Vark N. J

Mini):

TAW PWTICS THAT M,.. Hit",1'*, at I 30 in tJv lanoaeK, m Q*fl( V..n BpT»t1Wtt«n, I»ahf>lii- H. VoniiiriTkt'lscn. Irfanti, l>y thpir mottu'Tintt MHlnral RiianlUn, Itabt-i!» N Vnr

Sprwki-iien Hnd b*b«Se N- V « SprtckHsc-n, I>ni(V.iHittily, shall apply- to theMonmi'Uth ("..tnty C^urt at the Sitmouth Ownty Court House m the ft.imgh of Frrt-huld. Tnunty of Muwnculh

f N * iftm, for a Judftmiiitt tti V

arv M.K-kw Carp ; KiW H I J H *

^lyn, Ipr tH U k # . fitirwl edu

cattaoal b t w r , t a d Dr. tttttt Ms, . . . . . . .

• K • i ! • !

• • firm (rf I'tiinic, ptWWJLS

Moiion Taylor ami Airnis.

Mr Taylor. WthMI RVM M i

;-r •iii'M.inding w r v i t * Ui the i*--

e,a\ firoU-ssion, also prvsfJitM] the

oiht-r imarda as rhsirman of the

SU-..T.N Board ol

y| • •. • • . . . i

,»llctMy«, Mary•urw, ( k m BMWB. Vaferk

, , I M, . ,1 . ,

<ly KMt ami U«N)> r&nwntio

Mmt atti*iT»paiwing the irottv «n

•h»" trip wf-rip live gutj ami twu

hi fc r i ; . -m Settlor T r a p *tK

A l u»U i re now plaaatfig a

tuau I i their mother* in May,

wtwn the >wards Md badffes for

the year mil be 0<m out

RBnaW F r k * is now cowlurt-

IJI« a n r r t Aid «*trse !w the

trwp The girli ml) itvn ccm

m t t e 1 '..illenfr- of Kmeroen-

<7 htfAredneftn" Tiiey will nbo

f-am tfipir Junior He«J D M RM

risliiK ua y H Van

beU« N Van(iAKV H VO

Iialn-lk' H Vun andHbeU« N Van. respcctlvrty.

(iAKV H. VON SPRECKEl^EMISAIIEI.J.E H. VON SPRIW'KELijENISABEI.I.K N VON RPRErKRLSKN,nttliviiluaLly. and iis naluru^ guardianof Qa» H Vnn SprwkcljK-n nnd !

belli- H Von Spreckelsen.

Think you can't afford anOlds? Here are two reasons

Our own surveys Indicate that quite a few people think an Olds costs a lotmore than it really does. Result? Many people buy an ordinary car and end upwith a lot less car and value for their money.

It's so unnecessary, too, because Oldsmobile has many models that are•"Iced right down with so-called low-priced cars. See your Olds dealer, He'll

)ve that you're closer to Olds lhan you think.

U'j(}ass S: The sporly Dldt-pficed righl downv.ith tha low-priced name'., ii 'jtied as standardequipment; Recessed wipers. Hidrlon antenna.Deluxt Glaring whoet. Wall-to-wail carpeting.Ooof cide-Qusrd beams. Fio-Ttiru Varililation.

i!i'i;kf>! V-8. Bias-belted tires. Foam-

padded seals.

Delia 80: Th» big Olds with the surprisinglymodest price. Included In that price: Powersteering. Power front disc brakes. Regular-gasRocket V-8. Bigger 124-Inch wheelbase lor asmoother, quieter ride. All the room and comfortand luxury youcould everwant.

Ol£SMOBIL£

LEGAL NOTICE

HOHOKiH Ml" K'lMIHM U M rvil Rfretjp rtgtttm

iW» ut Nt** -lt*mfy |omrl' - -gUtraliim. and *h

l » Primarj. Kfcs-tn,i rw h.'ld .«i TilOltiJ Imt ft I'*?1

nay MflHcr at thi* Offn-t '>f t!te Muni,},.,! Tk-rK Mur;/M.ol H.j.l-I.nc Hiv.t.«J at K.gh«.ti Av^-m... (klmur, N J

f K*fl»trali(in. Fr<vrv4a, N. 4.. at!!m»" diirmg nffk-e fitiiir« tn mid in

riuijlng Thufstiny. April J3, i'1711. %anU<\ at the ifcCMiU B*t* • ' I Uh • r

• flerh oil Thurwlay, A[» I ii:i. 1*O•en tht hour* «f 7 and » I'M.axmi mrtNidy rfgiiifrtKl. who hav

uth t'nA l

nly iiftcB reglutotc In th<> 1*11> ide BtmBgh

*:lhlntttg anJ »hi

n HectfeM

HRS nmt 3w« 2, WTft botfl M Mflmive must app!/ al lh-ir fctmet f:tion DlKni'l .m Primary EK.-ik.fi I

The EMMrM BuariU ..[ Klwll-m . .*nd fur the Borw^l <>t Belmar wit]tit at Ihfl plnrwi NW*(lW ili iRnaf«*tm Tje*a«>'. JMM 2, 19T0. LwtHWn tMrimiri n( 100 A M. a"rt BUB P Mprrvaillng tlmt', (or tht1 pufpOH of CDSdue tins •

PRIMARY ELECTIONfor the nomination "t canrtulftlfs f"f>f(W-s hen-after licvsnFit^d to bn liltedat Ihe Gent-rut BlwtloB and fur elpi

One Male snd an.- Frmnlc io tip eed frwn Mich Elfi-tinn lllitricl In lh»?

ugh of Belmar an Members uf Iha

nrtles I

under the taiIVrmsnent HttMtttiOR, nmi W!K>

ot« In th(? Gmmtl Kltvllnii toofi Tuesdsy, NoWnbcr 3, 1970.

gstpr »t the OffkM «f th'1 MunrCliTk, Municipal Biiltdlng, RIVW R

Eighlh Avcnw. Brlmar. N. J.. rth« Office »f Thf Coimuisjtoiwr of

rtrgistration, Frwhukl, ft. J., any Hiduring office hours lu artd itidwl:Thursdsy, SpptimtH-r 2-1, 1970. d

l tl f l 1 Offlec of thl tlie

m r 2 , 1970..1 Offlec of the

b S3 23 2tw.in the hur* of 7 a d S P.M.

lerrtJ anil who have (-tanged their ad-dr ilhl M n u l h O t uin<vilh M

wish th l lshall

loronph I'lerk or th*? Ct'fruniEKiornT <*tIpgiatration in nr btlort- Thursdaj1,«'I)li'mbi'r 3-1, 1970.

IVrsnns wh«»e aditrensps change wilh-n Monmouth Cnunty hetwt-en St>iJt.in-ipr 25. 1970 .ind SOVeffibW 3. ]!)7O,10th JaU's liifljslve. must apply utheir rormw Election ljiitlrlet nn Gen-r«! Elc^ltun Day.The District B'iard« (if Elfrtinn In

ind for the Bonnteh nf ntfmur Ml] sit,[ thu folk wing plflCfs:

Fir«t IJiiitrli'i • Uuixlwill Him Co••ire Hiiuie, 1510 Seventh Awnue.

Sec»n<) District • Unlnn Pire Co. Firelouse. Ntnih Avrnue and "K1 Stni-t

Third District - Volunttpr Hook nndLadder Co. Flff House. 613 Eleventh

Fourth nisirlct - Soroush Yard Build-

Tuesday. November 3, 1970. betweenhe hmirs of 7;00 a.m. and H:00 p.m..

vnilinff time, [or the purpose of con-ling a

GENERAL ELECTIONthe election of persons to the fol-

tng offlccg:tn. Mmhor at

the United .Stales SenateO n.Mrmber of

the United States Homei1 p i v s n t i i t i M

One Mrmher Ot thf Mnrimowlh CountHoard ut Chosen JYochcldFirs(full term)

Our Member ofthe Monmouth County Boord ofChi'ficn Freeholders

dPersn wish

I term)julry

. . the Inratlnn ot IV 1'oliing Hn the district In which tTBy residenay do KD at the Offti-c of the Unrnunh'IPTV, Munlclpnl BulMtne. Itlvor Itnndt Eighth Avenue, Heimnr, Now Jersey'7719, telP[»hone numhpr 681-1178. ^vcrj

<lay. exrppt Saturdays, Sundays andtodays, between the hour o( 9 A.M.

•1:30 P.M.

DONALD F. MATTUKWtBorouBh Oerk

s 2 - S. 3 1*13 5*)

A neighborhood | M H H | *:11

be held on June tfi, | 2 arai (7

A trip to the State Arena on

April 1? | | planned for an t W

nuiti ot roller skating.

Jttttiof Troop *135 <rf GlendoUt

rfWBtty cwnpletfd i u "Collec-

tor" Badge. Each girl brouttht iti

hrr coliection to a troop mwl

ing and iulktil briefly about the

display. Tlie girls that earned

the ha<in« are. Cathy Carmean,

BKty Hoyt, Tammy HtWfc U H

HUM, Maureen Scianimanko,

H W n K«*rrett, Kathi Shaw, Cin-

dy Cok, Cathy Cole, Nanty Park-

er. Kli/aU-th [ttirbank ami Maura

Maliff The troop is also workint;

on Personal Health and Hospital-

ity.

Maureen St-Janimanico, Kathi

Shaw, NarKy Parker, Cathy Car-

mean, and Betty Hoyt irccnlJy

attended a troop meeting of Jun-

ior Troop e m Indian dancing

was demonstrated and taught by

.foo Cardoll J r . and Swtt CantclL

TVse girU are working on the

iHUa Lore Badgt. The troop

had an Easter party. Hyacyntli

plants were made from crepe

P«per for the girls to give their

parent;, for Easter. The troop is

milking these plants for the Cm-

EKJ Schoul V.TA Fair i n M a y

ANNOUNGINRHIGHER EARNINGS

SAVINGS CERTIFICATE

MMi h • • « ' ! mulfipUi •( $1000.

ounf i( now mtmed t-j $20,000, b j

rr«! Sori'ifp's A t a n Insurance Corp.

-.iMiii; fin t l i r |nTio<)

ftarliiijj J a n , I'lTD.

5>1 VIMS& LOAN ASSOCIATION

712 !Oth Avt. BELMAft

Store Hours: Belrtur BW.

Weekdays . 7:30 - 8:00

Saturday . 7:30 . 7:00

Store Houn: Belmar Blvd.

°p"" *" °'y8 00 P.M.

2200 Belmar Boulevard — Dial 681-1896

Monday, April 13 to Saturday, April 18USDA CHOICE BEEF

SIRLOIN STEAK 1.39 Ib.T BONE STEAK 1.39 Ib.EYE ROUND ROAST 1.49 Ib.RUMP ROAST 1.39 Ib.TOP SIRLOIN ROAST . 1.35 Ib.

• PRE SUMMER SPECIAL!

Chickens for Barbecue

Whole 29c Ib. - Cut up 35c Ib.BOTTOM ROUND ROAST 1.29 Ib.CROSS RIB ROAST 1.25 Ib.FUNK STEAK 1.29 Ib.LONDON BROIL - Round only 1.49 Ib.EXTRA LEAN CHOPPED CHUCK 89 Ib.LEG OF LAMB 95 Ib.HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE 89 Ib.

• COMBINATION SPECIAL!

2 lbs. Chopped Chuck

1 Pkg. Bond Hamburger Rolls

$1.89 - SAVE ! 24c

nil nwurt »uM4t

* . , „ , M l l f A t t w d j BUSINESS DIRECTORY

We Hw Al u.i- Cn4* C«* rNMM

scHiosatfH *WNCYiinmn

MU l i i u kMuMf **•

i lM It MM < •*• OILMAN'SLOMMII AUfQ * * * * * *

SURF INSURAMCI AGINCYWH-tlAM N • * « *WALL AUTO

l«O

GAMIS THtOUGH TNI AOfS

MANK& limnsHltMTUM I 1O»»Clay's Mcycws A Lgwwmowfi

ORDERED HELDFOR GRAND JURY

uxx uttuttn -

Ulm I lanhw — N.. I UM4 _ AmriaM I bajM H aC.ftoti fa* «a) ffln •» Al

WM* Matt Ml MM

SHORI OFFICE MACHINIS CO.

ARNOLD'S FLOOR COVERINGSUNOUUM - CAMS 1 - fOUMICA - VINITIAN KINDS

It., fil

the «p»rtmt«I MrttouM. Ai* Il>

jl iftl

ERCA mvnl t-hjinfrr. «Afor :hr record pUjwr. pba • Up* ,j»i.rt-« and track, and threeijuart, ef wftiiiwjr

MroH was arrfstwJ the day fol

7. M J U ' PropMi UIHM An. (lit. ; i |

Ot | STOP FOR

ALL fOUR HOME

HEATING NEEDS!

V Budget Payment

V Service P/onsV Automatic FillV Replacements &

Installations

STERNERS12th it R.R. AVES.

BELMAR, N. J.

681-1900

G«t amaiing results w b n yottake our product called SUMO1>KX No prtacnptioa neededYou must lose ugly Eat or ptnwiey back- SUMDDEX U.rittlft and easily swallowed.Aarving, no ipecial exerciM, tv•urmful drug" SLTMODEX cost*S3 00 and is aold on this GUARANTEE' If not satisfied (or any re*son, just return the unused perlioo to the mafceri and getfull money back. D•old by;

YORE DRUG STORE

131 klnw l int

i and get yourSUMODEX 1*

LEGAL NOTICE

; TO BIDDIKR8

•eby given lh.it

r-rst-y, fur "TWO tOTO P1CWa • ONE FOR USE HY THE[U !>.\[{] MKVf AND (' -K KHI!

IJY THE WATEH DKl'AHi1

• T<«

April B3, WTO,8:00 P.M., prevailing time. i>r asn thereafter as poulhle. at the

Municipal B u i l d i n g . 2500 Municipal' Tiwnship. N. J.

srd in ah ti.ii must beOH ailiireMfd lu the •mwnsnip

iltw of the Tmvnshlp of Wall.labeled "BIO FOR TWO 1970

, . ^ K < T TRUCKS - ONE FOR USEBY IHE ROAU DEPARTMENT AM)ONE FOIl B»B BY THE WATER DB-i'ARTMENT" arid must lie accompanied

HIM ••h.x-k or hank caihlw1*l hlit>ck - l oitler nu ( j

Ihe Township oft

entert !«ast UH* •"£ U1* aroiiunt tiid

Tinsiisliip Committee o! thehip o{ Wail, N^w Jersey, rc-

tht' riuhl t<i rt-ject any or al

AltTIU'H K. KUTMM

BAND-AID Brand Sheer StripsLarge — 81c

RED CROSS Cotton 2 oz.53c

RED CROSS Cotton Balls 65s45c

SOFF Cosmetic Puffs 2&0s79c

KATSIN'S PHARMACY192 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank

747-0417

WallTownship SchoolsCafeteria Menu

WEEK OF \l ' l! l l liith • 17th IffTS

MONDAY• « • LITNCH . « r

Hu«b|iutW on oun w pickle, Bjk Btans, Pot. Sal., Dei , Milk-Ii" LUNCH • We

Hamtairgw on bun w/pickle, Bak. Beans, Pot. Solad. Des., MilkSANDWICH - B e

Peanut Butter k Jelly1ALAD. l ie

Potato SaladDESSERT - let

Assorted FruitsTUESDAY

A" LUNCH • t ieChill Con Carne w/kidney beans, Tossed Sal , BIS. Des., Milk

B " LUNCH • MeFruit Juice, Hamburger on bun w/pickle, Tos. Salad, Des., Milk

SANDWICH • Of

Egg SaladSALAD - Uc

Tossed SaladDESSERT • 10e

JelloWEDNESDAY

•A" LUNCH • MeMeat Loaf, Whip. Potatoes »/gravy, BtB, Gr. Beans, Des., Milk

B" LUNCH • tOeHamburger on bun w/picklc, Whip Potatoes, Gr, Beans, Des., Milk

SANDWICH • 25cSliced Ham

SALAD-15cBeet Salad

IKSSEBT - IHeFruit Crisp

THURSDAY

A" LUNCH - MeSpaghetti w/Tomato Sauce, Tossed Sal , B&B, Des., Milk

B" LUNCH - 40cFruit Juice, Hamburger on bun w/pickle, Tos. Salad, Des., Milk

ANDWTCH • !5cMeat Loaf

ALAS tltaTossed Salad

1ESSKRI |W

Apricots

A" LUNCH • 40cBaked Macaroni w/chetse, B4B, F.F. Pot., Cole Slaw, Des., Milk

•B" LUNCH • 40cHamburger on bun w/uirklr. F.F. Pot., Cole Sbw, Milk, D u .

AMUVTCII - 25cTuna Salad

ALAIl - 15cCole Slaw

DESSERT - 10cCake

SOUP LUNCH • 40c

Soup, Salad, Sandwich, Dessert, Milk - Monday I t a l Friday

A U CARTEEntree of the "A" Luncj 30cHamburger ;WeBrownie i ™_—_ ISC

ADUI - ABOax _ lUi lOUSW - lONK) - "OtTTO"• II-IHI

U We.1 ty>m AMMt Ntpttm Ot,, N ;

HANSEN FLOOR COMPANYCARPET - UNOUUM — PANELING — WOOD HOOKS

CAXPtT IN STOCK

Dmtii Hanwi. Prop — Ml 1400

1600 HigWay No 71 lalma>, N. J.

CLEANERS & TAILOR.

DRIVE IN UKlVc IN

A & B CLEANERSONE HOUR i l « # l ^ t

.SPECIAL'.ifS IN OUT CLtANING PROFESSIONWadding t^owm — Knrtwaar — Fancy Dressa*

Belmar's First Dry Cleaner — Since 1928600 F St. {Cor. 6th A«a.) Phona Ml-IMS

U&HT MOVING - YAHOi, CiUA»S, ATTICS C U M * 0

M ft M HAULINGODD JOIS - nil tSTIMATIS

Painting, Interior I E«*«nor — Lawn Mewing

Richard McGowen - 611 54*4 - MI - IS IS • Howard MuManback

PACKAGE GOODS

LOUS BAR & PACKAGE STOREPhone Ml 2424 W< M . «

COLO SEER - LIQUORS OF OUAUTYBen i Georgia Silveritein, Propi.

NEW LOCATION AT — 904 f Street — , N. J.

Phone - 481-0272

WEINSTEINS LIQUORSBEVERAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS

Prompt Free DeliveryI M l F Street South lalmar

KING'S MARKETALL MEAT CUT TO YOUR PERSONAL ORDER

'hon.-681-4400-4401 Free DeliveryBeef Patties - Made in the Store I

127 H Street - Cor. Curtii Avenue Belmar, N. J.

Don't Rush - Open Til 10

M A T T ' S DELI

PLUMBING - HEATING CONTRACTOR

MARK MARQUAND - PlumberSEWER ROOTER CLEANING — FAST SERVICENew Bathroom* — New Kitchem — All Repeirt

CJS t Electric Wafer Heaters Installed

I - 10th Avenue Phone -681-5352 Belmer, N. J.

RADIO - i SALES & SERVICE

Curtis & M West Belmar

FUEL OIL

SEABOARD SERVICEFUEL OILS — SERVICE CONTRACTS

Complete Heating Systems

"Ask Your Neighbor" Dial 775-2620

Phone 681-7522 Geo. Hebert

I TRA-4SISTOR REPAIR CENTERj W t REPAIR TUBE ^ TRANSISTORIZEDI RADIO and TELEVISIONI Quality t Guaranteed Service| . 3 l * f S t » « t Belmar, N, J.

RENTAL SERVICE

FARREN FUEL CO.Dependable Farrenheat"

FUEL OIL — OIL BURNER SERVICE

1303 F Street - 681-2300

A to Z RENTAL CENTERRENTS MOST ANYTHING

Rollaway Beds — Ladders — Commercial Floor PoTihanContractor Tools — Pumps — Chairs — Table!

9 11 Hwy. 35 (l/2 mile N. Asbury Circle) Wanamassa - 988-033S

HARDWARE

Bowl of soup w/saltines .(home-made*

Cup of soi'p w/saltinesHard roll w/butterAmerican cheese wedges w/saltluea .Cottage cheese wi lettuce ,Doughnut, cookies, cakesPkg. cakes-log cream sandwich or pop .Small Juice.iTii-i fruit wlca available.

10c

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- 1 %. 10c. 10. 10

DAVENPORT Paint & HardwarePLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

703 F Street Belmer, N. J. 0771? II

AU.RANTS

BLUE JAY DiNERSPECIALBUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH I DINNER

All Baking Done on Premises — Open 24 Houn

Highway 35 (near Shop-Rite) Wai, N. J.

TV SALES & SERVICE

Get Results In

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

T.V. RENTALS

CERTIFIED TELEVISION SERVICESALES and SERVICE

Service Until 1 P.M. l620FSfrB«tTelephone 681-3300 B5m , r , N 7

VAN BERGEN TIRE CO.DUNLOP TIRE

WE SELL OUAUTY I SERVICEUsed and Recapped T im

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EPISCOPAL«»a Girl

^ i-.mil .MIIXI.I. Mi. t I a,l, i -April 12

8:00 a m. - Holy Communion ,9:30 am. • Sung Eucharist and

Sermon11:15 am. - Morning Prayer and

Sermon.Hie Rev. Pe*er S. Cooke, As-

distant will preach.

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II M a m . Mornimi WurA«i»>rni* M « u t > by Hvt AnWlttMM OfWS Air l«m|Mtl)(n«n.

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7 » p m • Kmujtg S«rvU*M u u g r by R n Art WtlliuniOpen Air

7 » p m - IT»y»r Meeling kBii.k- MU.K

NurK'rien at all Regular Services'VUttors Wi-kwme'

(III KillKiwrlfi and «• -I l.akr Aveauv*

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•tWDAY8 30 a.m.—Morning warship and

sermon.HOOflm-Morning worship and

sermon.

CUR1ST ClIURfH M«ITtCorner Third Ave. a Kiiwrj SL

Aibur; Park, N. 1.Rev rharW R. Korfhag*

Visitors Welcome!

SEVENTH DAY AOVENTISTCHIRCH

Shark Rlvrr M jil\ . » tsbarr

9:30 a.m —SaWia , "huol.11:00 am—Church Se^'re

Laurence F. Myers, ' i r

tV n BAPTIST CHI KlOF V\LL TOWNSIHI1

780 P.M. Evening Wonnlp.ICnllt fwttl Pwi)

Rev. Peter flumenhxUla I., .varren. Or

• : « A.,.! • Sot.day 'nhnnl «idAdult Bihli O t a

11:00 AM. • Mmjlng ' -ship

ST. JAMES EPISCOPALFourth and Hammond

Bradley BeachRev. D. Stewart Alesy, Rector

Sunday services: 8 and 10 A.M.Weekdays. ' ednesdays and

Holy Days 10 .-' si.

ft ..I. MMIH/./.ST)H Mill II.MIII

Kn. MHIIII F. LeCompte: i. a.m.—Sunday School.8:% nnd 11:00 a.m.- Sunday

bervlce.7:no p.m.—Evening Service.

CBiHSTIAN SCTENCBFli»' Church ot I'krlal

BdelllilQran< and Cmrth Aveauea,

Aslnin Park

Suuda- serviaj, 11 A.1"Snodiy Schoci. 11 A.61I II i'.M. - Wodnesdi. -

Testlmody Meeting.

CO>tMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCHLikeA-od Road InSltarh River Hill*

FIRST UNITED MEllrODISTrmmcH

Seventi Ai * D SL

8T MARK'S R. C. (Ill RfTiiral Air and ( 'moral Parawa;

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' Sunday Masses - 8, 10, and LlII I .

Weekday Masses • 7*1 A U

ALLENWOODAllalrt-Alluvoad Roal

Rev. J. E. McParlanl. Paattr(30 AM - BIMe Sehool'i 45 A.M - Murmng Airship,fl m1 P M. - Young People's. IW P M Evening Evanyelie

ff Service.

Wednesday8 00 P.M. - Pravex and Bible

BIBLE M R P I ( I.I KCII1604 WoDdluld Ave.

Gk-rdola, N. J.M l;tinlli> Pastm

9:45 a.m. - Bible School. GeorgeSieboM, Superini-. dent.Classes from two earsthrough Adults. Wt -i\e a busin your area.

11:00 a.m. - Morning ServiceAlways a Bible CenteredMesstige.

lt:0O a.in • Junior irch forthose from Secona .'rjdedown.

S:45 p.m. - Young People's Meet-ing. BBY'S 111, 7, 8 grade!Mr. & Mrs. George SieboldSENIOItS Uligh School)Mr. & Mrs. Brian McMeans

7:00 p.m. - Evening ServiceSpecial Music every SundayOltl time preaching and Sing-ing.

Nursery provided all regularservices

Wednesday7:30 p.m. • Bible Study and

Prayer Meeting.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH1.1th Ate. an) E SI.

Belmar, N. 1Elafi Theodore A Duvi^, Pastor

ST. ROfP ;. C. CHURCHSeventh Ave. 4 E M bclmar

Consignor Polar J. Tislon, Pastor

Sua-Jay Massss

In the Church7 8:30, f, 10, 11, 12, 5 P.M.

Wtek Da" Masses6:45 & 7:45 - confessions beforethe 7:45 Mass.

FIKST BAPTIST CHURCHK I T . J . D. ThMBia. Paa*«.

State Aw., Near D M., B-toia.

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NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING

CIVILIAN ABSENTEE IALLOTS

If you are a qualified and registered voter of the State

who expect* to be abient outiide th» State on June 2, 1970, or

» qualified and registered voter who will be within the State on

June 2, 1970 but because of illneis or physical disability, or

because of the observance of a religious holiday pursuant to the

tenets of your religion, or because of resident attendance at a

school, college or university, will be unable to cast your ballot

at the polling place in your district on said date, and you desire

to vote in the Primary Election to be held on June 2, 1970

kindly write or apply in person to the undersigned at once re-

questing that a civilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you.

SUCH REQUEST MUST STATE YOUR HOME ADDRESS, AND

THE ADDRESS TO WHICH SAID BALLOT SHOULD BE SENT,

AND MUST BE SIGNED WITH YOUR SIGNATURE, AND

STATE THE REASON WHY YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO

VOTE AT YOUR USUAL POLLING PLACE.

No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished or forwarded

to any applicant unless request therefor is received not less

than 8 days prior to the election, and contains the foregoing

information.

Forms of application can be obtained from the undersigned

or your municipal clerk.

Dated: March 27, 1970

BENJAMIN H. DANSKIN,

County Clerk, Election Department

Court House, Court Street

Freehold, New Jersey 07728

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NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE VOTERS

AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDSIf you are in the military service or the spouse or dependent

of a person in military service or are a patient in a veterans'

hospital or a civilian attached to or serving with the Armed

Forces of the United States without the State of New Jersey, or

the spouse or dependent of and accompanying or residing with

a civilian attached to or serving with the Armed Forces of the

United States, and desire to vote, or if you are a relative or

friend of any such person who, you believe, will desire to vote

in the Primary Election to be held on June 2, 1970 kindly

write to the undersigned at once making application for a mili-

tary service ballot to be voted in said election to be forwarded

to you, stating your name, age, serial number if you are in mili-

tary service, home address and the address at which you are sta-

tioned or can be found, or if you desire the military service

ballot for a relative or friend then make an application under

oath for a military service ballot to be forwarded to him, sta-

ting in your application that he is over the age of 21 years

and stating his name, serial number if he is in mili.ary service,

home address and the address at which he is stationed or can

be found.

Forms of application can be obtained from the undersigned or

your municipal clerk.

Dated. March 27, 1970

BENJAMIN H. DANSKIN,

County Clerk, Election Department

Court House, Court Street

Freehold, New Jersey 07728

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MK» MVKI,\Kr r Ml VIIIr*fl MaenM-M- Ilritp

Hall tmiKkla.« U i . TOWXSIMI- Mrs Mar-

caret M«.y,-r. 77, a M Friday a )Jersey • II tcr, N'ep-hine

Ska I W the widvw nl Km] IM . - V ' - J .

^ • Meyer was born in V wK I l.nl l.v.sl in P(y.

• , i. I !! h» da*i| rt*T8, tymti and Karen and « • • » • •

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M , , i V , . , , . • . . I '• I - ' -MatffH. here, J - .R m k Iteir. ami llEt id, Cali- —Nnfa

. • ",il Home wasI •

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Hall TowiM-ip

OEMtGE | (;KI:K\•Mi HaUing Vunue

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Suniving ari> hi> widow,Liri-ic ^'iites (ire^'n, three sons,

Mortun L. Sr., Shark Itiver EHl!Neptune; and Norris A., Belmar;two daughters, Mrs. William J.Hart, Jr., Long Bnmch, and Mrs.Georgann Veltre, Wall Townshi|),and nine grandchildren.

Services will !K held tomorrowI Friday • from the Hobeii €.Haeiy Funeral Home, with theRev. David T. Wilson, of the WestBelmar United Methodist Church,in charge. Interment will tie inAtlantic View Cemetery .

Friends may cull this afternoonfrom 2 to 4, and tonight from 7 to9.

four great granddiildrrii.

The O'Brien Funeral Ifome WBiin charge of j

\\ \i,l. h.^Nsmi1 - runeral• » h M I t o n t o f c i Mi- | ] " ; • '!1(| " t e t u a v f i f l l mL Williams, 81, of Atlantic ''"„'' **»**#• .

Manor Apartments. *lw d ^ , Survlu'; • - - , Ml M

: , . • . . .; At rtmj HMI B 8 L % 2 :Green, 61, of 1 W Belmar, "died M^ i i l '^i ^ " * » . N*?Pti'«'.Tuesday at the Jersey Shore Mcdi- • » ^iit^nw wai bofl I

d <Witer, Ne[>tu[if." O lWp. Shi' lived in Irvintfton for[44 years before mwving hfiv thrtt-

Mr. Green formerly resided in vears ago.iring Lake ;md Sprint; Lake ' She v u .i tmmJm of the rr-

jwasliip 20 years ago| Ms. Willium.-. ctA< twattd

lit- * H • Ni-un MKn instuller fur wedding twrfvWWfy Uri riMmlh,taa v.i'fs St^u GeBmumr, «at, hadbeen retirwi ( a the w o t*j«ar». ^ J V i R i S •|!(- '"T » bans.He was an exempt tirpmen freffi •fose-ph; a son, I, B m t m Wii-the S|»nng Uk<> f-nv IJv^artinent, f l O T H | " t ? P M ( l : a ''•'"••'•i!'"'E n a j n e j ; Mrs. Arnold L. F'iich, Sprit! [ 1 •• ••

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JOHNSONFuneral Homehilly ,\,r Ci,i,ilitwii,dfloute 38 - Wall Township

Modern Funeral HomaModernly Equipped

Wolter J. JohntirDirector

681-4455

ESTABLISHED 1944 TELEPHONE 681-3900

DANGLER FUNERAL HOME

J. Robert Gray - Owner & Mgr.

"We endeavor to nerve each family as if thvy

were owr oton, offering a vann and friendly

Atmosphere, Quality and dignified service to

meet every financial need".

EIGHTH AVE. & SOUTH LAKE DRIVE BELMAR, N. J.

MRS. FUCHAHD J. LOONEV306 Beacon Bflulevanl

Sea tiin

SEA GIRT - Mrs, Anna E.Looaey, 92, died Tuesday at home.

She was the widow of RichardJ. ljooney.

Sha was Ihjrn in Jersey Citya.. I moved bwe lour years agti1. .ii there.

She was i n,vn her of the LadiesCatholic Benevolent Association,St. Bridget's Council, Jersey City,u id ti comm fflicanf uf St. M r l '! unan Catii iMc Churi h, h e

3urvi\!n<i •!• thrau sonsHer, M >- Mward P. Loowy,Maplf"v ; Richard J, Jr., Jer.WSy City; and John F., Avon;(htm dapghWn: Mri. Marv Rfii!-

jly, Uitim; Mrs. Catherine Lynch,N'wvark; and Miss Anne Loonoy,Sea Girt; 15 fraadcfeUdrca, aA

1 e! 'lit gr at gi'andchlldren.Fuiier.i; !••]( lay from Dank) A.

Hfiifly Funeral Home. Mass a. St.Mark's R.C. Church, Sea Girt at11 A.M. lntermeni St, Catharine'sCemetery. Prienda may \isit to-

i day 2-5 and 740.

Phone— 68! 1587

D A N I E L A . R E I L L YFUNERAL HOME

5ihiated on beautiful Silver Lake convenieniiylocated to se*>a Ho entire Shore Area.

801 D Street Belmar, N. J.

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We a n aba lint1. »ui* that Mr Howard im.U ttwlUUt uf C.IIIIIV,. mure raining thitn ttw hall«Wnt Iltlmii Hrhiaul. fnxn wh*M» he aunt,

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ASBURY PARK - Do you thinkthe government is pretty fastwhen it collects your money, but ,.slow on the draw when it comes E d U o r :

to paying you oK? I WOULD you believe: That moreJames J, Caivano, district man- than one and one halt million pen-

ager of the Asbury Park social p l e in the United States arc lead-security office today said a delay ing active and useful lives, butin social security payments fre- w h 0 fey,. n a ( j a serious and oncequently is not the government's considered fatal disease?fault. If you are slow in submit- WOULD you believe1 That ofung necessary evidence, your every twenty four paople - six wllclaim can encounter a long delay, have this disease?If, however, you orinj needed WOULD you believe: H u t ofdocuments with you on the day these six, two can be saved byvon complete your W J a U e a . e a r ly diagnosis and treatment?Weeks Jan be saved on the pro- T n e ! e a r e „ , , , , ( ( W „, l h c L _cessinj time. hopeful facts about CANCEB that

If you are going to apply for each and every one, young andcash benefits or for Medicare, you oid, should know and act upon.

Bid. were being asked for the;ur>iishment of a postal nub sla-

. . ...m on Belmar Boulevard in Wallor planting, odviMs Mr Mohr. Townttp. Beonar Postmaster

Tree , and nhrulu ihould be Everett AMooidw said the kieailantni rxlore new growth bejir* I hud been under study lor someieciduous trees and shrubs 'there timehat drop their leaves m whiter)

can be planted up to the end ofApril, Evergreens—4jetween lateApril and early May.

SOU preparation and properdepth are important when plantingrees and shrubs. Mix peat moss. —

leafmold or compost with good ™ ™ a r e *" m a ° ' r

garden soil Ui place around Uu That one must striroots or root ball l T h e Brcalcst one of all Is Tarth

Don't lie in a hurry (o apply T h ° o t h e " l 0 0 ™ u t h a ™ • l u r n -ertUizcr to plants-Jwait until they'

e well established I " ° l * l s " " ^ t 0 »»« meaningPlant trees and shrubs at the F ? r M m a n ' l h i " K "" e a r t h

- jnw depth as they were in the ( h a r i ! y ' » . « speda virtuenursery. You can tell this by the P r a c t i i ' c ' ' - loT a " you're worthsoil line mark around the trunk'of the tree or plant. Deep plant-\""f ™st 1 * a r a t 0 ** righteousing may cause Ihe roots to rot I friendly and sincere

Water your new trees or shrubs ™ * a™ ™ s S r e , r t fessonli

thoroughly Immediately a f t e r , * 1 " 1 * l w a ) 1 ' ~ Ooi •• " • " •

taaks I* la* AnW * « * • « .itaaeJ Hnalri Nxearl salt HerHI

y la theflbte tusiiiistiili CM tW BiwstiHi • •

fiHSecretaries SetMeetinQ Thenie

twr» Park -w will b* fritlured at the

serial s c t m u n of the Ilth An-nual roBVemtsa of the New Jer-sey \ .... jti n of I 'y t i Secre-aries to be held at the fXnprrwiiiu-l Asbury Park on April 17,IS and IS

llmte«SFS for the wettend aremembers of the Monmotth Lesal

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I V crorhet uutfit im mother is knitting and wanted to finish the

W e a r the C M t over a sim- before ne returned from Vietnam

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for 1970-1971. elected during theOmvention, will tie Installed Sat-urday evening at ceremonies fol.lowing the tuutquet. The LegalSecrpUry of the Year for theState will be crowned and the His-tory Books awards will be pro-

at its meeting immediately

should obtain a birth certificate orbaptismal record. If neither ofthese documents is obtainable,other evidence, such as a schoolrecord, marriage license, censusreturn, ff oW jiwurwce policy cantie Used to establish your age.

Mr. Caivano said that it is veryimportant for you to also bringa Statement of Earnings - FormW2 for 1909 if you were an em-ployee, or a copy of your 1969Tax Return if you were setf-employed. This evidence is neeck*to credit you with your earningsfor last year. Earnings for previous years are already creditedto your record.

He did emphasize, howeverthat you should not delay filinfan application just because yoido not have In your possessionthe evidence mentioned above. Ifnecessary you can complete yourapplication and submit the evidenco at a later time.

Mr. Caivano advised that any-one who wants information aboutracial security should contact theAsbury Park office. It is openfrom 9 A.M. to S P.M. Mondaythrough Friday. The phone num-ber is 774-2500 for MonmouthCounty residents, and 892-8585 forOcean County residents.

Honor SalesmenK1AMESHA LAKE, N. Y. —

Joseph A. Kose and C. Van tflcfc-le, Jr., salesmen from Giger Ford.Belmar, N. J., were among theFord salesmen honored for out-standing sales performance dur-nig 1969 a t a Ford 300-500 Clubprogram at the Concord Hotel,here, Sunday.

The 300-500 Club was found in1950 to recognize the performanceof outstanding Ford Salesmenthroughout the country.

Doctors know Infinitely moreabout cancer, its early signs andtreatment.

Americans are so smart andprogressive about inventions andscience, even gadgetry; why post-pone a checkup that could meanyean of happy living?

Support your local Cancer Cru-sade that is now in progress andwelcome your visiting volunteercrusader with a contribution to theAmerican Cancer Society. Yourgift will go along way toward thecontrol of cancer.

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

M. CROSSONADELAIDE J. KKUMMOCKHiAIRMENWALL TOWNSHIP

SHORE COUNCIL

NAMES CERVANLAKEHURST - Lud Cervan, of

Interlakett, was elected presidentof the Jersey Shore Council, NavyLeague, at a meeting held at theNaval Air Station, here.

Mr. Cervan is an officer of theBurroughs Agency, AUenhurst,and is a U. Colonel in the AirForce Reserve, with the post ofdeputy commander of the 913 Tac-tical Air lift Group, Willow NavalAir Station, Pa. He is also treas-urer and a member of the execu-tive board of the Monmouth Coun-cil, Boy Scouts.

Also elected were (Bud Schaefer,Manasquan, executive vice presi-dent, and several vice presidentsincluding Jess Suhl, Sea Girt; Ed-ward Kohl, Belmar; Roy Pierce,'Spring Lake, and John Cadott, SeaGirt.

Watson Mclnnes, B r a d l e yBeach, is secretary.

planting and weekly during dryweatiier this year. The first fewmonths after growth begins arecritical and the soil should not bepermitted to dry out.

MRS. MHXIEREIFF

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South Belmor, N. J.

to a deserving stu-dent in the State.

Officials of the City of AsburyPark will extend a welcome atthe luncheon, and guests at thebanquet will Include representa-tives of the Bench and Bar of theState and families of the members

« M ^ e new Pam Am wperjet 747 w com- sharp, I V church group that

skirt—a smarting 1970 allhoiictte. home nearby and wants odds andFor a few skeins of 4--piy knitting endt of yarn from any of you whowonted or synthetic, both light- will donate thi-ni for this purposew ^ e o i n t o a t t e i u c a a t w y o u n . | ^ m ^ wb(m h t M b ( i n d ^

I Whether Jr. Miss U your tittle dying of cancer-she has leukesister, daughter, or granddaugh- mia-tout her bobby of knittingter. if you can knit, you can make helps pass away the lonely hours,her think you're the greatetf. Guess what she knits most ofIsn't it fun to make little gMi that time. She is a part of ahappy? Sizes, Medium and Large group of women who knit sweatersALL included In each pattern, i and donate them to crippled chil-

To order Quick. Quick Knit k * • " ' • h o m M -Crochet COATS, V E S T S * One lady who wrote thanked meSKIUTS-4IK and CB 584, send $1 because the arthritis in her handsin currency, check or money order was much better and the goal offur each pattern to Lois Holmes of a lovely outfit motivated her toCalifornia, Coast Advertiser, Box use her hands in spite of the pain.6002, Inglowood, Calif. 90302. ,. .

IE any ot you want to send yarn,children's sweaters, slippers andplease print your name, ad-

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Dear Miss Holmes: I enjoy yourcolumn in the St. Louis Globe-democrat. Could you inquirethrough your column where oneone might buy a protector for thefinger when doing quilting? I badone many years ago, but have lostit and have not found a duplicate,even though I have inquired to no-tion and art needlework depart-ments of several large stores.Mine was stamped "England"and was made of celluloid shapedto fit the end of the finger. It be-came quite pricked by the needle,the several times that I used i tI shall thank you for any informa-tion that becomes available.

- Mrs. J. M. Yoong.

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RICHARD MARRWINS PROMOTION

TJACOMA, Wash. - Richard DMarr, son of Mr. and Mrs. DavidMan- of 810 Woodcrest Drive,Spring Lake Heights, N. J . , hasbeen promoted to sergeant ia theV. S, Air Force.

Sergeant Marr is an electricallower lineman at MoOord ACTR,

Wash. He Is assigned to the 62ndCivil Engineering Squadron, a unitof the Military Airlift Commandwhich provides global airlift forU. S. military forces.

The sergeant, who has com-pleted a tour of duly In Vietnam,graduated In 1966 frou Mamf-squan High School.

On Dean's ListHARTFORD, Conn. - John F.

Bahrenburg, 1203 Pond Road,Spring Lake Heights, N. J. , aophomorc at Trinity College,lerc, has been named on theDean's Ust for the Fall Semester.

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At Rutgeri, u at MMt ottonwjtw American univtriUfet, I»:iowiitf. number <rf fatuity mrmhers are (khowma mcrt*d*.ni{ cwi

lwns A recent Inventory «w*ithat (hiring the jwst three jrvars<)bout | 8 i million has bfen •-(» ;iien environment re la te r^sc-jrch;i' ••'!»• ->t !<• University

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jii'il lull**,""And thm- kid« r tal iu . deep tatfwir ^uts, that nubudy is nuntiingthe riMI f tar as the entire ecu-1'^ri.ii .MJ-SUTO IS concerned."

l.»r I'Mil I'ear&un, clulmian oltiw.- Zf»<ilo > department it Rutgersr^litge, suggests that populationpPMHm lie at ihe root of mostuf yur enviromik'ntd problems. Ifear^uts, as do MM) bioJugists, thatman will be able to avoid disasterwily ii he limits his numbt'rs.

In N'ew Jersey, for example, the,x)jjulalii>n now stands at ^boutseven million. Predictions are foreight million M i , nine millionin 19B0, ptihaps 20 million by theturn of the century.

Since, he says, we are already,being inundated by our own gar-b f i stifled by air pollution andfinding it ever more difficult tot>rovide clean drinking water, Dr. ,Pearson is gloomy about New Jer-sey's environmental future.

Jle strongly advocates a "zerorowth rate," which could beichi^ed if each married couple.ad no more than two children.

"I know it sounds practicallyun-American to suggest limita-ions on family size, but X believelie day is not very far off whena variety of governmental poli-cies will have to be directedtoward aiding and encouraging

itlzens in their efforts to limit!K>j>uIation," Dr. Pearson says.

He also argues that we must de-

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Ai,x» concerned *i*h the t-;i>iri*nrnenui costs (if i>ur prvscnt wayttt duing things is Granl Walton,chairman of ui« eavtfoomentiil reMjgrcvs t^parUtn-n! at the Rutger» CeUegc of AgricuJture and

lie nutes that (he United StatM,with oaly seven ptr cent d the ,M'tirld s |»>[Hi]j!]uii, t'lu'rently usesabwt 40 er cent »i the world's

'-Us not just trie sheer ntirriwrsuf pfopk- which are straining thyenurunment," Prot. Wakon says,'Init it's om enormous nj^tttitt'for resnuroea and very high stand-ard of living."

Prof. Walton argues that thereal battle to preserve the en-vironment will be (»n€ of privatetights versus public needs.

"When I buy an acre of land,I'm really buying a bundle ofrights — the rights to pretty muchdo what I want with that land.The real battle of the environmentis going to came when these rightshave to be limited—when societytells the owner he can't cut downtrees, or build another house eventhough there is room for it," Pnrf.Walton said.

"You are already seeing en-vironmental battk's being foughtout in local zoning boards, andthey are going to grow as publicneed for a livable environment tn-iTCisingly conflicts with long-standing private rights."

Vilher of the Rutgirs scientistsj-cemed ap^imUic that the Ixtttlcfor the environment would be ei-ther =hort or easily won.

.'i cartoon on Prof. Walton'sdesk summed up their mood. Itshowed two dinosaurs, one ob-uuusly larger and older than th^other. The adult dinosaur wassaying io his young companion,"Look kid, we're aware of the

problems besetting our society.Wf'ro working on them

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Keeping ahead of your evergrowing needs for electric power takes alot of planning, a lot of building, and a lot of money.

We've entered the 70's already busy en many projects to assure(hat you always have plenty of electric power. There are new generatingstations to tie built. New transmission lines to make sure large blocks of

seejfou in t/Te dark.power reach Ihe load centers where they are needed. New substations andnew distribution circuits lo get that power lo your home, farm, factory oroffice.

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Wall LibraryHistory Told

WALL TOWNSHIP - 'FollowMts Tw The Ubrary" is one <i theslogans for this year's National Li-brary Week 'April 12-18).

Started in l'J58 as a cooperative•(Tort of the National Book Com-

miliee and the American libraryAssociation, N a t i o n a I LibraryWeek each year encourages thecommunity to use and enjoy itskwal library.

Local library service began fofWall TftW^hip on April 20, 1961when the ttwnds of the Wall HighSchool Library disbanded (o re-organize as the Wall Public Li-

Tow n s b f p Superintendent ofSchools, Graoville Magce, id-dressed this first meeting on "TheDevelopment of Cultural Activi-ties in Wall Township."

Tre library opened its doors inthe New Bedford School with 1,100books donated, 2,000 borrowedfrom the Monmouth County Li-brary and reference books pur-chased by the Association. It wasdedicated July 15, JW1 and wasopen 10 hours a week. In August19ffl, Mrs- A. K. Otto wa* appoint-ed librarian.

Shortly after this, Mrs. J. Ken-neth Mayer of Spring L a k eHeights presented her painting,"The LitUe Red School House"to the Library Association. Thispainting of the 1897 building, whichfirst housed the Wall TownshipPublic Library, now kings overJic entrance to the Children'sRoom in the library's present lo-cation in the Circle Plaza Shop-ping Center, Atlantic Avenue,Wall.

T!» Library at this location wasdedicated October 22, 1967 withMrs. Joan Tichenor as librarian,It was open 18 hours a week.

In April of 1989, the Wall PublicLibrary became a branch of theMonmouUi County Library. Thecooperative efforts of the WallPublic Library Association arMthe County Library have resultedin gratifying growth for the li-brary. Mrs. Dorts Handzo, li-brarian, heads a staf fof two jun-ior library assistant and twopages. The library is now open40 hours 0 week - Monday 1 - 9,Tuesday and Wednesday 9 - 5,Thursday 1 - 9, Friday 1 • 5 ancfSaturday 9 - 1 . In addition \n thecollection of 10,000 books, the li-brary has 90 magazines and cir-culates about 200 -paperbacks andrecords. Complete acess to the

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AUnerm'At Lutheran, wiih BillPrigge hitting 211 and Tony &&-tjiii-.u!-. coming in with a 224, itook ¥ranantausa lor t^ui point*and moved into tweoad place

Avon, * in Charles Hartl hitting291, took all four points fromCraftsmen L M drop the Crafts-men into third

Belmar Methodist had V-i pointsand First Methodist, Asbury Park,24 in their match, while PaulBurkhnrdt 1)3(1 a 602 on o 721 and2ttt as St Paul's Ushers took threepoints from Memorial Methodist, jGeorge M M had 200 and Ru'.'Trimmer a 202 for St. Paul's.

Craftsmen 3 took three pointsfrom Wall Methodist Bill Isenberghit 202 and Bill Young a 211 forthe Craftsmen, while Gene Ayreshad a 2.3 and Dob Jackson a 201for Wall.

Voorhees Smock hit a 218 forFirst Presbyterian, Asbury park,but West Grove took three pointsin the match. Jack Henry had a207 as Sborernen won three pointsfrom Trinity Ushers. Jim Mc-

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WALL TOWNSHIP - Brwk Bal*lou, eight-year-old son of Mr. and

I Mrs. Robert Ballou, of the SiltonSwim School, Atlantic Avenue,won two medals at the Las VegasNational Ago Group SwimmingMeet, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Young Breck was nccompankxlby his parents on the trip. Hopgfleod fourth in the 50-meter but-terfly awl sixth in the 100-metcrindividual medley.

Breck was coached by his fa-ther.

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Collection is available through aBook Catalog.

Services to children include Pro-School and School-Age Story Hoursand a five-week Film Festival inJanuary.

The circulation has grown from•193 .woks in March 19G2 to 4630in March 1970.

The people of Wall Townshiphave responded wholeheartedly tothe services offered them at thelibrary and National Library Week1970 is the beginning of greatergrowlJi to come.

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