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Group Begins South Beimar Ordinance Wouk) BoostPlanning N i c e Pay Over Three-Year Period

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Blood Donor Day Set for Saturdayi For Betoi«sr, Soufo Beimar Residents

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Monmouth <<«inty H«iart Association'.t iffogrjm of re« ai ii.community <*<>• vic«\ puV i aid[fin1* s<u<n il education.

MenibtTs of the Queen ofHearts Club are: Mr«. JamesLynn*, Sei Girt, president. Mrs.Edward Wrisenbaeh, Wall Town-thip, treasuer; Mrs. WilliamGwinnup. Belm:ir, secretary; MrsPau! Bornstcin, M « W H I I Mrs.D:ivid Q B H . Colts Neck; Mrs.Louis D n Wanamassa; Mrs.Frank Pragjie. Long Branch;Mrs. Joawh (;iuck, Red Bank,Mrs. R. F. Harwood, Farmingdale; Mrs. C. A. I^ar-on, Jr.,M.rinasquan; Mrs, Ray Ix-hncs,Colts Neck; Mrs. Irs Vineimrg,Deal; Mrs. Lee Ytlton, LongBraiich.

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P-iikv s fid th? two w('r«through a u*ed car b t andInvite I to inspect the perwmalcar of B.-tlemnn Michael Mou-nviiBil. Oil MUl Itoad. SjmnijLike lleigh'i

They are chrrtwd wiii Hn*8gtaken a check from the glflV*comirrtment of the car

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The che.k wss made out toJohn W Scott, ami police Sjidthe pnir hid a driver'* fc«Wwith Mr. Sco't's nnme on it.Police are investigating how thepair came into posse sion of theii:ense.

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Avenue; Mr. and NH M B \Duffy, 115 4th Avemnv MrsAnnptta D'Ot-rn, 101 4th A\fniR\and Mr. « d Mr-, KMtfd fts»cr, 1209 16th \vcnue.

Mr^. L.i-ko al o fi ki-d A tpersons who have been inif"1-vie*-^l. but not RttptyilntHl,call police he^dquarUrs, 6:d-170O.to arrange for on a;>poutm..'M t.»

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PTA Planning'Winter Waltz"SPUING LAKE - The '.Winter

;nd (.ountry Club.

Pete O'Day's orchestra will pro-vide the music, and tickets ore$5 a couple.

Mr. and Mrs, Brian KennedyBIV chairmen, with Mr. and Mrs.Ki:hard Thomas as co-thiiirmon.

Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Stromcnfjerand Mr. and Mrs. John Bflj-midaare in charge of reservations;Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark, tic-kets; Mr. and Mrs. John Sterner,and Mr. and Mrs. John Dini,publicity; Mr. and Mrs. RobertKautz. program; Mr. and Mrs.Richard Fay, ttilerbinment; Mr.and Mrs. James Doran, decor-ation?, and Mr. and Mrs. JohnFleming and Mr. and Mrs, Jer-ome Larson, reception.

There will also be a 50-50 raffle,in charge of Mr. and Mrs. H(ch-ard Thom.is and Mr. tuid Mrs.Peter Maclearic.

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f -• i! at , . ' ' (l r i ^ o V ^>i> o 'irt1 the *fiortI i'k-i (be iff'rSjram e\ery restk in ot [he tjorough will be mv-

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Mail DeliveryTook 14 Years

I JERSEY CITY — Employeesof the LiUk-rui Welfare Associ-ation of New Jersey could notbelieve their eyos when they sawii piece of mai! returned by theU.S. Post Office a-i undeliverable.The item returned was a copy

HBl J0m Irrw and ruti}y replenished. j

To be eligible, donors mu-t bebetween the ages of 18 and 5lJ.Tbi(»e between 13 and 21 musthave a consent form signed by aparents or guardrail . Donors areadu-i-il bj cat a IMd meal beforegiving but tht-y fciwMil 1 a'-oid fjtlyfoo;!s Medication should not betaken for the « hours precedingthe donation.

' A conipUte sUiff of dodors,te^hnici..na and volunt.crs will beon hand to t a b infirrma'ion andtemperatures and prure^s donorsso thnt delays w.ll be kept to aminimum.

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PLANNKKS — Planning for the St. Catharine School PTA "Win-ter Waltz" are Mrs. Brian Kennedy, chairman, left, and Mrs.Richard Thomas, co-chairman, with the Rt. Rev, John E. Grimes,pesiur of St. Catharine's Church.

K BID'S MOWERREPAIR SERVICE

Now is the ume to have thatsnowbtow'ir serviced and readyfor the first snow of winter.Store your mower for the * Inter,Sen iced and relumed m txiR forspring mowing. l

INVEST WITH USCurrent dividend 4.50** per annumon passbookon passbook accounts

payable, quarterly.fiM.MMt SAVINGS k

LOAN ASSN.712 - 10th Ave - B*;hnar

Beimar ForecasterBELMAR ~ Pedectrians peer-

ing tlirough the driving snowTuesday night, found this ominousprophecy in the window of MayorJohn A. Tiylor's hardware storeon F Street.

Forecast: SNOW!Thus Mayor Taylor takes his

place among the weather fore-casters of our time.

/ BELMAR TAXPAYERSare reminded that taxes far thefirst quarter of 1970 are (hie onFebruary 1. Interest at Ihe rateof 8* must be charged if pay-ment is made after that date.

It is almost unbelievable tothink that it look the Post Officefourteen years to deliver a pieceof literature. Staff members in-spected (he item closely to makecertain that they were not inerror. The magazine was datedDecember, 1955. It was in a styleth?t had not been used for eightyears. It was marked undclivtT-able on a label which stated (hatdelivery had been attempted onDecember 13, 1969.

Unfortunately the intended re-cipient had moved In 1967, andso, despite the relentless effici-ency of the U.S. Post Office tirepteM of m;il never arrived inthe hnmU of those to whom itwas mailed.

Fourteen years to send some-thing 35 mller! Where, oh where,is the Pony Express

Farm LeadersHear Beadleston

FIELDER * WARNER"\ppliancea with Service"

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MRS. STANLEYIS INSTALLEDFREEHOLD - Mrs. Irnia K.

Stanley, Wdl Township Chrk,ivas Sleeted vice president of theMriiimouth C o u n t y MunicipalClerks Association and was in-stalled with other officers at adinner meeting here lait week.

.. ;hn T. WnAilngton, of Holm-del, was ins'allcd as president ofthe Monmonth County unit, whichmet jointly with the Ocean Coun-ty Association at the American

HotelAlbort Dorn, of Avon, was In-

stalled as s?cretary of the Mon-:mouth County association. j

I WALL TOWNSiTTP TAXPAYERSCLEARANCE SALE | Interest rate of «% shall be

All Snow Blowers Drastic.illy Re- charged for delinquent taxes,ducod. Davenport P.iint & Hard- B*rtha Doey,ware Phone 681-2143. ' Tax CollectorDAVENPORT Kiln' & Hurriwiirr ts 3 . 42. 43, 44

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FKEFJI0IJ1 — Rwrat WftalfrUve developments corcernm'^the use of bnd in MnnmmilhCounty were feaM ed bv Son.Alfred N. Beidleston (H-Mon-mnuth) Ralurdiiy nisfht before15 farm leaders and legislators,

• Sen. Beadkstf>n aiMn-ssed theannual dinner of the Mnnmni!hCflunty Board of Agriculture,which featured the pre-t'ntatioi!of a citation to former Freehold-er Aliram D. Voorheejs.

Mr, Voorhc^s, who served asFreeholder from 1043 to 1961was cited for hi. efforts toward

I an orderly tr;in:ition as the1 county changed from nintl to ur-ban conditions, Dwfag fiat pe-riod he w.is also a ehflMfflT mem-ber of the Monmonth County"'lanninq Board,

Secretary of Agriculture Phillip Alompi praised the efforts ofcounty fegiaatora -ind e^rieutEura] organlxaUfliu in protecting

'th-? rights of tildividufih.Or. John Oerwii; of the Cot

tsgo of Agriculture sad Environ-mental S:icnro at R u ^ c s d's-cu?s-?d tho mfc of the indvendtyin connection wi!h BOtt1 H:es ofthe Monmoutli County ExtensionScrv'ce.

Arthur H. W(«(, pwakteat ofthe New J w » y Farm Bureaureviewed "Fifty V&sn of Amer-ican F I I T I BurBfttl."

A'sem'-lvmen JflBWa M. Onle-m>-n, Tr. and John I. Diwes also;:'tended.

iwbf .vrrvicc P I T O I 'o 110.125,M:ipr increases were primarily

in salaries. Instru:tion IWrtHw re u-> $0jmm\ Oj^rdtions tah-ries were u? $7,850. Tuition costsalso were increased by $2>,00Q.

Sudqet AdoptedAt South Beimar

sotmi HtlMi - A ••*•m school biifkiet for the 1070 71jm wf« adopted by the Boardof KluMtinn hero Momt-y nurbt.

The budget, the Board said.will re irlt in a 3T cent incre.-win the p-«sent $2.11 tax rate forschool fHirposes. What effect thefaetWH woukl hive on the mu-n i c: j>T I rate could not be esti-m^'ed al nrc-'ent. the Board s:iid.

Of the tUUM budget, a totalf.f tS^Hfl RWil bfl NdMd bytnx.'rtiiin. There is no capitalouthy portion of the lot-nl sdioolh'- 'lrt.

Tiii'Ion co^ts resnltpd In the?rea!etf toeTW* In th« budget.These rose $10,000 over hst year.

Smith Bc!mnr, without a schoolg( it'f own, S-TKIS gramm.irscitonl pup)Ij to BV'lrmr nnd h'sihtchuA W»lh to \«htt>-y Pnrk andM naswan Hich R:hon!s,

Th" Bonrd fstim-teil ftfl en-nillrtVL'nt of 3!2 pupils this year.

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J I , thelar^-M part of whkh, the Boardi .id t»M for toodwr ialarWami tuition charge*

1" >' hUtft't is up $37,ttt ewrl?«t year.

Tt" cher ssl.trhw are OH |!7.<!3O(0 a UAti) oi I2W.MH. « ^ tui!i«i

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j Th* cun-pnt expwwe budgetIgtrb SB"«ii3.\ tm i'ifl.239 To ber*<Md Kv fi-vi.ii If H * m ofthe total The tetd ea-4'ai «rt-lav in th- S*«M U t!7,flW, ^ i19 SB | r I •. *t is tr> be: • • i h' !>x»'ino

The total debt service in thehiid^p1 i ; *i17flft. ilcwa *?3ftl.The M 6M service item is tobe ntn4 by hxaiion.

I M M will DP asked to an-pro\e th- full fix Irvv of 9W5.-561 nt the Febmary 10 election.

Avon Aid UnitSeats Hagermrn

AVON — Joseph W. HafjcrmanAvon Fir-t Aid Squad and w;ishns heen elected president ot theinstalled at a dinner-mwting atthe Barclay Hotel, Beimar.

AUo instalkxi Ml Frank Paz-ienza, named captjin for a sec-ond year, along with First Lt.William Palmer, Second Lt Ifcir-ry Vandcnbos, and Sgt. ArtSchroeder.

Louis Letsche was named vieepresident; Mr. Vandenbos, ?ee-rctary, aiui Jerome Hau lil,treasurer.

The squad reported that members resjxjfKied to 374 calls in\%X traveled 3. 'W mi'es, and[nit in 1,676 man hours.

It was als.i announced that anew amkilance has been pur-chased and an addition is bciofiput on the squad building onM.in Street.

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the Board M vatccl to Alt *\fr. Herbert said the Bawd

w.,? f i!!t/+im! the pMMfem OHt-Imrd in l^>lk- U « 303. tht •»»•Uite ^ i l>mg to dissgr-emraticoiirerning .W>b<* em, -hjyefn.

AH o^btf M M t e ewvtra-'t nw*ters are governwl by an a y wment ratlfk^l M Septemher andwhich expires In June, 1971. TUBa*nl aUt) aR»oved a salarygukte far the t e the r s lart Jaa-uary.

Tpachrrs Association PreiA; 1Fxfwin Smt1hho«f*r, a h*tr!> arfiOGlchemistry texber, said the Iktardtat the M a i M i N were otrfyS2.M0 ar»art in re3C*ii«( an aRree-nwnt. He MU he had offered to*wflf the fa.Ma. but liiat theBasH h:d dtn-lined.

M- Smitbhouser said the teach-ers n i l the Board had rendwdan affreement on coaches saktr-ies, but said there was a dis-a^nHimfnt on how much teachersjhouH n.x'dir In a-Wition to theirS'lbries far assunrung duties asdwartBHBl chairmen.

He also slid there was an hn-ptOT on the breadth ol in-»ar-:ince benefrt;; for teachers. Thisinrrwae re vl'ed in Uie PublicEmployes Rftirpjnent ttmrniss-ion senrfinc Lawrence I. Hammer.B Long t r i p ! lawyer, into thediscussions in an attempt to sol-

IVI the proMems.

It wm iK'kd thfit after the re-MWt for a fact finder ia mode,the PERC will eend a li-t of Hveprwrwetive fact firders to the.iFflodiitian and the Board, asking each to delete two names.

Once the fact Finder is chosen,be will make an investigation intothe circum-tamx^ surroundingthe impose and u-ill deliver bisdecision to the PK16C in Trenton.Tiiis, it V8 | noted, rmiy takeseveral months.

FORMER FREEHOLDER HONORED — Abnim t). Voorh^os IH-PVI.TS award for Us contr.f>utionto the rnral environinrnt during his 21 years as Freeholder. Making the pn-srntation art Sen. Al-fred N. Bcadlcston (R-Monmnuth) mi Henry Becker <Hght>, prudent of the Ermitive fom^nH-Uv gf the MDaniouth County Board of Agrleulton*.

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Belmar-Wal!National Bank

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NOW you uan open a new INVESTORS PASSBOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNTwith a deposit of $1,000.00. You can ado to your ECcount with additionaldeposits of only $100.00, or more. You get interest at 5% from day ofdeposit to d3y of withdrawal. It's compounded and a/edited each calendarquarter. You oan make withdrav/cils du'rint; Ihe first 10 days of any calen-dar quarter without notice, after your money has b«»n on deposit for 90days. Or you can make withdrawals any time on SO days' written notlcg, . , without loss of interest.

You Ret all this plus the convenience of savins ot the same place youdo the rest of your banking. Come in to any of our 10 Cffk-.cs and open anew, improved INVESTORS PASSBOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNT.

CAN W£ HELP YOU ? SERVICE IS OUR 8/GGSST ASSET /

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STERNERS12th I R.R. AVES.

BELMAR, N. J.

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ATTENTION ALL DOG OWNERSof Wall Township, N. J.

The Wall Township BoarH of Health is requesting thecooperation of all dog owners to help make Wall Township abetter place to live by complying with the requirements ofChapter 5 - I to 18.

The provisions of this ordinance are:

1. All dogs over 7 months of age must be licensed an-nually by January 31st.

2. All dogs are prohibited from running at large uponthe public streets or property not their own at any time.

3. All dogs are prohibited from annoying the rest of theneighborhood.

Each and every dog owner is urged to make a concentratedeffort to see that these rules are obeyed. Owners failing to doso will be summoned into court. The maximum fine for anyviolation is ($50.00) fifty dollars.

Thank you for your cooperation.

JOSEPH A. MONTANASECRETARY

BOARD OF HEALTH

COMPAINTS CALL:

Wall Police Department — 449-4500Communiry Dog Control — 775-6986

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SOMETHING TOBUY or SELL?

TRY CLASSIFIED!Classified AdsGet Results!

Lisa BennettBeing Sought

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She wai lait •>«*« wearing *, bh» riun-

browft cap sad hrcmn

Wf«. O*Ttrude Freiri -it, therl'« guardiin, reported that U\aid f*i>m^ her the next day,

January 13. •'irtn^ that ^he » nall right. However, nothing ti-n-,h*cn heard from U>a sim-p then.

Foikre stH^xwt 4J« may haverun away from home

Mobndel pi>!W. on January 14.reported another girl, Doris Ganz,

and theorize thatsince Doris wa« a fhertd of 1-Js.i,ihe two girb may be togethrr

Doris was described at 15, Sfeet 4, .45 pounds, and with brownhair &nd eyes.

Police Chief Richard Cottrell

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NEW YOBK (EB)—Too beautiful and fragile to use? Not onyour life! Even before selecting your china and glassware, youpromised yourself to be a new type of dinnerware owner—aneveryday user. No packing it 0-away into the recesses of a cabi- 'net ot EtaektaK it high on the topkitchen shelf for you.

More and more of today'sfcomemakera are following yourfootsteps. Gone are the Jays ofusing the best dinnerware only onvery special occasions, ntch asThnnkigiving «"d Christmas,

Most women approach theproblem of pattern selections inthe same way—with careful con-sideration and lota of thought.Your china and crystal shouldreflect your style of living, yourtastes—whether they're very for-mal or more homey and casual.In making this decision, home-makers am wise to keep in mindthat whatever the choice^ theirmac whatever m« CQUICHI HWUtableware should be used withpleasure . for a lifetime. Withproper care, fine china and crystalwill have a long life so it's im-jxnt&nt to select patterns withpersonal, and therefore timeless,appeal.

But the decision to use yourvery best every day, calls formore kitchen organization—es-pecially in storing. l ike mostnomemakere, you find that yourkitchen doesn't have an over-abundance of cabinet and cup-board apace. And yet, stackingdishes and crowding glasses maylead to chipping and breaking—just what you're trying to avoid!

How to make the beat UKB ofavailable space and yet takeproper care of your dishes—that s

the problem. At least it is untilyou discover the Kp&ce-a&vinzstorage ideas from Rubbermaid,especially the dinnerware rack. Itholds enough dishware for a serv-ice-for-eight, and has separateplaces tor dinner, bread-and-but-ter and dessert plates an well ansaucers. And there's room fnrcups, too. They are suspended ona slide-out rack beneath the din-ner plates. Made of sturdy impactfityrene, the rack offers protectionfor your finest dinnerware andconvenience for you.

Your storage problems aresolved, but how about washingand drying the dishes? For pro-tection, wafth them in a plasticdishpnn or use a sink liner mat.Hin.se the dishes in very hot waterand let them "drip-dry" in a dishdrainer. Select one that (Ha in atwin sink bowl, or team the drainerwith a drainer tiay and place themon the counter next to the sink.

If you're lucky enough to havea dishwasher, don't hesitate touse it for your very best wares.But, be sure to investigate thetypo of glaze on your china.Most fine china available todayifs finished with a protective over-glaze which makes it suitable formachine dishwashing.

Enjoy your china and glass-'ware daily nt mealtime with yourfamily. And enjoy, too, the worry-free feeling of raring for andstoring your china and crystal inthe Eafest possible way.

BEIMAR FIRE ALARMS3 — Fint Aid

14 — Balmar Plata

15 — 15th Ave.

16 — 6th Av«.

17 — 8th Ave.

IS — IOth Ave.

19 — 12th Ave.

23 — 3rd A M .

25 — 5th Ave.

27 — 2nd Ave.

21 — 5th Ave.

31 - 13th Ave.

F St.

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A St.

A St.

B St.

E St.

D St.

32 - St. Rose High Scnoo,7th A M .

34 — 7th Av«. » D St.

35 — St. Ros. Grade Scnooi

6th Ave.

36 — 10th Ave. 1 C St.

41 - 14th Ave. t A St.

43 — «lh A Y . . I A St.

45 — Mth Ave. * A St.

47 - Itth Ave. 1 A St.

48 — Sur) S 20th A V M .

S3 — Oalwood t River Rdi

55 — 12th Ave. a Bayview

S i — 16th Ave. a Meplewood Rd.

57 — '. St. a River Rd.

58 - Marine Bbtin

59 — 9th Ave. a R.R. Ave.

2-5-2 C»r ot Grass Fires

3-3-3 Out of Town

•M-4 Hook I Udder Fire Co.

Telephone — Polics — 681-1700 or 681-1701

— Firs — 681-1700 or 6)1-1701

— Fint Aid — 681-1730 or 681-1701

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IIJli AM Bible Selxnl.10:«6 AM - Murnmtt WorshipHim I- M \ • IIIIB People'!7:00 P.M Evening Evugell ,

He ServiceHwlnmda*

8 00 P M • Prayer and Btblt IStud;.

ST. ANDREW'S Ml MmlHSICHURCH

Fnurtfa and Weal Lake AvenuesSpring take

Rev. Lawrence E. Moore

t • tat j fr-'fn two yearsthrough Adults We have a busm your a.*ea.

11 W a ra. - Mornmg ServiceAhiays a .,ible Centered

II oil a Tr; • Junior Church forthose from Second grade

5.45 {>m - Ytmnc Pi'or'k'* Meet-ing BBVS ifi, 7 8 ijrade)Mr. & Mrs ';-•'! ::e M.-bil(!•DrMM •High SctimllMr k Mrs Brian McMeaas

7:00 p m. - Evening ServiceSTJecial Mu ic every SundayOltl time preaching and Sing'tog.

Nursery urovkW ;ill regularservices

Weifnpsday7.30 pm - Bilile Study and

Prayer Meeting.

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FIRST f'HFSBYTERIAN9th Ui and E Si

HPV. B. I) ftnmnfnp. Jr., 900 a.m. - Sunday School

SUNDAY SERVICES ' M : 1 5 a m , . Morning Worshfp.8:30 a.m.—Morning worship and _ _ —

sermon.MOUNT OLIVE

BAPTIST OHTRCH11:00 a m—Morning worship andj

sermon.

BAPTIST CHVKCHOF WA1J. TUWNSHIP

7:30 P.M Evening Wor&hlpIColllngvaatl Parkl

R«f. Petei ilumeaJuk. PaatarLJla t . Warren, Organist

1:45 A.M. - Sunday School andAdult Bible CU.S1.

11:00 AM. • Morning Worship.

IT. CATHERINE'S CHIMBSprint Lai*

SUNDAY MASSES!H. CalharlM's Church

8, 9, 10, 11, 11St. Catharine's Cafeteria!

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

« . Cathartic's Chan*B A.M.

ST. MARGARET'S CHUKCBSpring Uke

Masacs: 7:30. 8:30, 9:30, 10:80,11:30.Friday • 8 P.M. •

Novaia of the Sacr.ri Heart.

ST. JAMES EPISCOPM.Fourth and Hammond

Bradlrj BeackRCT. D. Stewart Alexy, Rerto'

Sunday services: 8 and 10 A.M.WeekJayi, Walnesdiys and

Holy Days, 10 A.M.

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTCHURCH

Sllnil River Road

17tk Avenue awl F StreetSonfA Hi Im.ir

1:90 a m. -Sabbath School.iJ.r.. • r: - Oiurdl Per^ce

Laurimcc F. Myera. Pa«or

AVENUE CHAPElFifth Avenue A It Street

Belmar

CALVARY PENTECOSTAI.CHURCB

Mil II St., Went BelmarRev. S. ("him hill, Paatv

All Welcome!

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHHer. J. D. Thomas, Pastaff

Vlnlb Ave.. Near D SI., Belniai

CHRISTIAN SCIENCaFbil Church of ChrM

8rtenU«lOrasnl and Fourth Arena-.

A.hury Park

Stmrtpy sen-k . I A.MSunday Srlw!, U AM1:15 i'W • We(U+ • J —

Tjlmony Me«ji«

nniRcn OF ST. URIEI.THE AHOMNGEL

EPISOOPAliSea Girt

BEPTUAOE8IMA —January 25, 1970:

:M a.m. Holy CoinrmjnlonS Ehrit

TWO KiSVORIC FEATS «I ^ hi Mr, lUynwnd Ymiflj] Vifi'-CliairtiKjH.N'afu.ivjl ('iti/ois, t'ommittfe

t 1 S:i',c i:<lncii!iot) and Library FundsI p n IT Fr -idfhf, Aiiicrk-aa Library Trustee Asaociation

A funny thin™ hopprnn! o»|the tdwtA betid I near Mg M*ay past Mars t!ie ulh.T r r . : ! ! iai t, thfl Li.nir

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pi<iuiTd i.f Msn ta 1 irii1 Hi.uae (il l'.fpr. B( if is i-i!(,'(l a hiliioit dofktn monii!'! "atloa (Kan Uta i'il's 6070 l.iKl;:. t Ji-'.i.l tot! $000 million morBtliflntho

the principals tir.l li'urariani Hivi nnd Him

Il'ith tvnta Wen hisforie'Thfsp.n-i' ship v.a« nbetst B8 riosaMara as Cleveland t* to LosA*ijiciti9, uncl *J0 ni'liion mileaway tnun ua. And the lucres*for education cario from aH«IM Hi.it Washington exportsMl i!« is conservalive and lightfisted.

Thau two tsomtngl]' unrelat"ed and obviously unlikelyevents set W In think,ng. Hfl«mrml>pr IKS7, when the Kus-sian-m;i<lf Pputnik cippned thespace Bgt? One rcactiun was theBpestag ljy the OEmgrgH of vother new C;P — federal nssist-ance to Ptlucation. First, thiNutional J1cfcn.se lulucationAct of 1888, followed by a va-riety of ]irfi''nims to }ic?lp ele-mentary Bud Kccomhry BCIIOOIJ,tibinriefl, junior and senior CO.*le^es. Federal funii^ helped to(rain tcaiherH, lo buy Iwolo andfihr.s, to t'(]iii|) laboratories andlibraries. For the first lime thefederal treasury was spendingmoney for now approaches toeducation, approaches that lo-cal realistic, taxpayers could notbe expected to bear.

For several years afl^r 1968,government support of educa-tion aeceleiban areas 1

-1. Hard-hit ur-

I i : . - i n-Withcrcr..:

atioflgj ('iliK-'.-.l'ir-1 :ind &&Sfa. ii!: lil.i - and even rival

> lu-r.-i' eFgaiUaat[oM—i(6n to*fJirr Htid f'.dpp'jd KtJm lil.errin^ faction*

TIlB Jiir;i!..:;in rf nHin,-r fromi i l h l bthis iuTiroliuhlf mivturp lio un

dp.^vndi.i-onllu'rrm-rfilastApiii when the Nixtn budget

honril ttta c!' - ••' -1lju<I';i't cutJ proposfd in 1 N ;vm-;)t>r by I.vtif'nn -Ti hnson's hud-

cummon cat; a urn], I'.inrrovcr,Found en interested rar in anumber e. Gmetewlonal lead-

ply ronr^'rncd with theof Amarican oducotlon,

After many weeks oF dihnto in

obbyin;; by But.-h diverse fmifmis rural school bo.ird mcmlvrsand collects ]irp.si[Iiint.s, manyither legislators btgSS to sit upmil take notice. The Appropri-

ations Ciimmittee. - rarely and'irtua'.ly never reversed on thelouse floor — gave cdocfitiofl

and libraries a tokpn increaseof $1-3 million over the ndmin-istrr tion pn)])nsals.

The rest is historic, and theeachcrs and board membersind prt'sidents stayed nn their

unfamiliar job, and kept theItntUTt on their l'icprpscnta-ives. As a result, in Rjiitp of its•ronomiziiift bent, thn Houselas passed l!ie Istgfist education>udgct in history by a majority•ote of both parties.

And an, unlikely dream - anpen acroSH-the-bimrds pubUnitercst lolihy of ciUzBOfl fore

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Expend it.ir-"i ; • !"• iSTUUENT HO11Y

AC'lIVITIES

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9:30 a.m. Sung Eucharist and pate. Then tltt para of

nnte in- miK-hhd tax iroai

>y winning ilr. improbable vic-ory in tho HooaU.

Wwk next? The friends of•ducalion have tasted victory.

detnsnda arc likely to ret

J-crmcn11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer and

SermonThe Rev. Can-::i Raymond H.

Miller, Rector, will preach.

V EST BEI.MAR IIN1TKDMETHOD'ST CHURCH

in Ale. at ' »llsvlj Wilson, !•»*»

ins U S. hrlp to (he uchoulislowed, stopped n id reversed,Why, in nn cm my-mimledHouse Hiii nliout-face in favoinf "big Bpondiiig"? The ajawetis iniero.itii:-. and in 01 r vii w

w CoiigiE-aii — anti ii.i;reaa-ISlatfl legialaturea - next time

One auumJS th.it the Senate,'hen it considera Uia educa-

tion appropriations bill, willrise to lira challenge. Ons canh • sure the educational forewwill.

BVflT, thn varied oleBQenti of l'ip ^ s v v / r r - , h r v

world of «docaaBn got together, " v - • • ' - ••• •• •Tho bitf city fluperintL-ndcnia, {Mara Ute otii^r £Jj/

SPECIAL PROJECTS

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CAPITAL OUTLAYSites --IJUIId.URS - -

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so.ooow Sunday m her home.,., ; „, • ,,; . OQ * • "W * • ^"^w «* "eftry

Koehler.Mi > Kix'iiler iv;i- lrf>rn in ''.in-

aadfOque, N.Y. she !iv«i ta Hwtdair beiara raw b | Iwn two

:.i uoo.aa ye.'irs ago.i She retii-ed 13 « m ago as a

41 aaa.OO l^ciical nurse, .She was a mem-«• -• twr of ihe Kilmrn UKDOTtfil

1,000,00 p r c . s i > y U , n a r i c h u r c h i N e w a r k -

, Survi-ins are a son, MUlwd H-• bm\ two grandchllAeH, and

thi.v gn.Mt-grandchildren.I i(BMpi] The Robert C, Nearj- Funeral\—;— noon', IfaniWIJHmi. was in charge

SN M i I miinr.-rT r*f th*v FVstI m Church, Rutherford.

tm i • me art- h*-r b « f e n | H<?f"M ' l l " \ ; I HB, rtWIlM. !';ir

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JOHNSONFuneral HomeFully Air CondUUmtdRoute 38 - Wall Towmhip

Modern Funeral HornsModornly Equipped

Walter J. JohnsonDirector

681-4455

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IC-1) TOTAI. DEUT-SERVICE - J STtflTO-M $ 479,703 50

ktfTOTALS tfhltn

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B. CAPITAL OUTLAYC DEBT E.EKV1CE - -

Bondi i>r Motes AuthnrlztM SLiaS-OWOf)TOTAL REVENUES . Jl.439,000.00

TtiTAL RBVBSUES AND BEGINNING BALANCES M,423,Q84.(H

E-5TA8LISHED 1944 TELEPHONE 681-3900

DANGLER FUNERAL HOMEJ. Robert Gray • Owner & Mgr.

"We endeavor to serve each family as if theywere our own, offering a warm and friendlyatmosphere, quality and dlpnifUvl sunrice tomeet every financial need".

t lGHTH AVE. & SOUTH LAKE DRIVE BELMAR, N. J.

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

T O " ' ' " p p n v v v i ; \ " r AUTHOHIZATtO!)BXPBND1TUHES -- • * 17.918.*!

lni-\|H'i ilpil I n •r<ivm<Htit 'Viil>ii>rl(iLtl[.iisJune 30. 1800 - -- - -- - J1.W7.770.70

TO1AL KXPENDITl'llES AND ENDING BALANCE SI, 125,6*1.04

il he nn illsplny m th« AdmtnKtraUcm Of-" rnisiM:nli. Wat!. N.J frrnr Ttiur-Mlnv.

aTiMman l&tb, i t io Oirouch MornU}, aouan Mtb. I9"o fr.im U\p n ura of a mA.M. (d 3'0O I'M i-v.';ii iiUvmliJ I.:K! irHriy. Jjcufiry 24!U, an-] IT-:!;, I'.tTIJ

PAl'L W. UENNErrSwreUryl 'O. Dim #1199, W.ill, N, J 07719

Situated Oil beautiful Silver Lailocated to serve the entire S^ore Area.

801 D Sheer Belmar, N. J.

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Hut *hat a te the |ho|tle wliu pruU*i the wardftftthi doing tu proW*t and p i rvra t the enomumi numN-i uf 4f.*E.hs m the tr.tf£H caUfury — a lull whichj . 4 i ituo i \ n i i i the Mill war lull of a whole detail*1 h . > . , > I ' l l i » . . . . I ,, i I - . . . . l i . - - - t m . I . . i l l : , - t I I I U l t I M -

tiiiim hirt»r>' of highway wcidcnta.

The conduct of Urn war U tn the hantla of the guv-crnmiiil liul tf*> tragic traffic toll ia in the public do-main. E » e t i » B i iuulil have a part in reducing it.Wouldn't this be a constructive drive for young |wopleto gel involved In?

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Security IT TTERS TOTHE EDITOR

\S1;! . •, | ' M ; K - II UK »..:ker ' the family .lie; some menvter al hi* fjmily Jiuuki utquirv,M * S u i aeareat « l a l Edl">r ' **«"*<"«ectmiy olf« in learn If mr- Tu whom it may concern,vivurs ULSUT >».« benefits are pey-able, ad-.l'ei J3mw J Caivatw, We are writing to you. to ntl

in the ljtltI i>l North Wall

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if erne atom a n krekea efl Wat n n tWM a ' t m t "fll" U T

Si mil \iHXhv .i. -tdeat'av «bi't MWH t« "fit" l*m T \bMt m'Z^Z^T*™ • priSL. ^ F IM4M M M WAIX R W M W - J«l«,iur. W fejast Into. BMkJ tm pff-** «' tl» • * • • « • Traae »7I rf UkaMa k*a «!tmg • M » pli« or t « , kqi aM twa toarlaHa*. e»«Mt latarday. JMIMTJI II at

w n ran M vwtu too I . itW't *»«P ivi R»* ijrtne o»nrfi teftd la think that brought l»f ««n lun h and the

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in airprit-d ¥&

Uses ComputersI

Sorm o n are a Girl S nut;lavwiif. with gr«hjm rracfcrt,ikrahtj Biri, an I marshmtllawitit wrapped If) full unA ,-mksd

\n% numtai, in January aiKt ¥&>mary,

^ r Mofir recommemls that if•ou arc suddenly infested withints, fir;-t t:y to le*:att' ihc nert,

which may hi1 utder the fkjorln^.under a pile of paprrs in the

family especially «> are askin* you to attend this area with a reu**okl In-erti.ide ol Wall TWiiahip poinu art Oal ) e r hike and cookout. The )un-S » « cwSrei ™«>»B aa « guex. >rtth the If y « cannot locate the neat. »lnce ta inception in Mare* UK tor. .ttMrtag - r e : Drt**e

the S e r t L g r f fermit hop. that i e can OK your, ajray chlmtiane or some ether 'he -ompany ha. prov«l « ^ n - Frank. Utie Qrah.ll. Ml:-hele,

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dreams and hopes for the°cha> ^ M and enlist you in «iy" ca-drens future success and happl- nadty, to help us^attain our goals

h o u s e h o l d insecticide, in ail qualified success In providing nimm, Debora Frkk, ThsreM| -U thi. t»'l in. i«rlact « y la

racks along baseboards and computer aervicea to municipal Hoffmann, Cathy Johnon, Saidyrf i k b f kith ^""«f' ' d ^ " J * ! « * * «

gyarourrf sink,. bjae, of kitchen ^ f

Rernomber what we do [or these'cabtneta and hatbtiabe. engineers on the^ T their *m*h\ Never apray any insecticide to hunseK-kx* :or»3rd to

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• (et«je, Carmela Santaaiello, ParaS:hengrund and Lort Worthley.

court on the survivor's benefitsto help ke<.3 the family to«e4herwhen the breadwinner dieTMr.

the family and his spouse diesbefore htm, survivor's benefitsmay be payable to young childrenif the mother had sufficient workunder social security. Remember,a check with your social seccrityoffice may mean checks for the

Visit, write or telephone the lo-cal social security office for moreInformation. Mr. Caivano saysthe people there will be glad to 'give you any Information orassistance you need.

program and hope it h yoursalso. Therefore, we would ap-preciate hearing from you withany suggestions you may haveand do sincerely hope that youwill attend our meeting <and be-:cme an active member of yourcommunity. Thanking you in ad-vance for your considerations.Then, we respectfully submit theabove.

North Wall Little LeagueSincerely,Frank G. Bushek,President

: Refreshments will be servedat the meeting.

: Chlordane, if used according to the computer industry, » «the direction, on the boa), can sign and de elopTOntk d lthe direction, on the bokeep ants under control. er programs as

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11 . Musical

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neg&ttva30 • t i f i ivota .32 - Salvation

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Fading stations for wild bird, ^ ^ a c t u a U l V d s t h emn be elaborate or simple, de- tor ihe Mom,nm

pending on what the homeowner i r cd [o g e t ^tput reports forwants himself. Even the very j | . s tflenissimple ones can give both the in the software end of the busi-birdi and the one? who feed them msB M r C a v e ^ t o j Mi ^a great deal of pleasure. , s i g n e r s m u s t k ^ , mjre than

Donald M. Mohr. Senior County i"1' d " a processing and whatAgent, recommemfs that. If you m a k e s a eomputer tick,have never had a feeder before "*1ien *" «* "P a

that you start with something sy' t e m fo r a I11"11"11

simple such as a window shelf ™tl0»-" 1* explained, "we muston the outside of a kitchen or b^001™ ( a m l l i a r ™l,h * • m<Wdining room window. Any piece P t a s c s •• tlK Problem » thatof wood fastened to the sill will what we do for our clientsdo but nail on an edging, about ^ J " maximun benefit.2-in;hes high, to keep crumbs, f" 31-year-old Mr. Cavegrain, and seed from blowing off <** f u t" r a <* ™mputer "^before the birds can get to them. w a r e " »5 virtually unllrmted. InIf the l»y will be exposed to " " ^ wa>'s' ta tee l s ' ."» t i e ld

much wind, nail a higher board is aslf-perpetuating and !elf*x-on the windy s i* but ro not en- P»ndl"8, with computers usedclose Die whole tray as birds do t0 ^'P d e s i 8 n rthe; <*>™I«teTs.not l'te to be fenced in, even when " k ln ^ a r™'1 n [ aT t ; t h a t thl

they are eating , company has developed its great-l*tt asset, that of applying corn-

Food that wild birds relish and puterlzed optimization techniquesare easy to get are cracked corn to solve engineering design pro-'chick feed), broken peanuts, blems, he said,canary seed, millet or sunflower Ten municipalities have retain-seeds, bread and d o u gh n u t ed the computer services of Oot-seeds. bre?d and d o u g h n u t imal Systems Research: Wallcrumbs, ddy oatmeal, peanut but- Township, Highlands, Bradleyter and ™ occa*ional r-Ieoe of ap- Beach, Deal, Allenhurst, Howellpie, as well as the wild bird seed Township. Interlaken, Monmouthmixture sold ln most grocery Beach and Red Bank. Many otherstoreh. I municipalities ore considering re-

•^ , j . . L, j i, . tabling the firm.Try feeding the birds this win- • "

ter. otherwise, It may be o hardwinter for them.

HOWARD OFFERS

PICON NAMED

TO HEAD DRIVERED BANK — John C. Picon,

of Freehold, has been namedbowling chairman for the annual"Beat Your Average for the Re-tarded" competition.

Ttiis Is sponsored by the Mon-mouth County Association forRetarded Children and will takeplace in 10 bowling establishmentsin Monmoutii County.

Preliminaries will begin onFebruary IS and the semi-finalson Marrh 14. Finals will be rolledon April 26. _

Participating bowling lanes in-clude Asbury Lanw, BradleyLanes, Neptuno Bowling Center,,and Shore Lanes, Neptune. Morethan 25 ';»!*' in the county are

ACADEMY LISTSWASHINGTON - In listing his

appointments for the UnitedStates Service Academies, Con-gressman James J. Howard (D-N.J.), named several loo<il youths33 alternates to his principalchoices.

Cortenay S. Whitman, of M-ina-squan, was named an alternatenomination to the Military Acad-emy,

Richard J. Geller, of Sea Girt,'as named principal nominee to

the Naval Academy, with John C.Meyer, Spring Lake; Dennis N.Bosdch, Wall Township, andft j hard E. Hardie, Avon, asalternate to the Air Force Acad-emy, as was William T. Hopkins,of Wall Township.

Albert M. Soara, of -SpringLake, wtt among the nominees tothe Merchant Marine Acnduny.

Ladies GroupLists Chairmen

BELMAR - Mrs. William Ver-oit, president otf the Ladies' Aux-iliary of the Volunteer Hook andLadder Company appointed hercommittees for the new year ata meeting at the Firehouse, 11thAvenue, Monday night.

Named were: Executive board.Mrs. Louis Tregino, Mrs. ArthurTotarelli, and Mrs. Harold Bail-ey; Trustees, Mrs. Arthur Men-eghinl, Mrs. Harold Herbert, andMrs. Henry Woolley; publicityland historian, Mrs. Harold Ril-ey; chaplain, Mrs. Paul Wagner,sick, Mrs. Louis Cierpial andMrs. William Dunfee, and cof-fee car, Mrs. Lee Haberstick andMrs. Henry Woolley.

Also, ways and means, Mrs.Italo G'Slluccio, Mrs. WilliamHernandez, and Mrs. CharlesNewberry; rummage sale, Mrs.Louis Cierpial, Mrs. Lee Hafoer-stick, Mrs. Henry Woolley andMrs. Samuel Woolley, and kitch-en, Mrs. Harold Herbert andMrs. Paul Wagner.

Plans were discussed forhome products demonstration tobe held at the firehouse on Feb-ruary 9.

Refreshment hostesses 04 themeeting were Mrs. Lee Haber-stick and Mrs. Henry Woolley.

The next meeting will bo onFebruary 2.

HARRIS ELECTEDGLENDOLA CHIEF

WALL TOWNSHIP — ClarenceHarris was elected chief of the•(Uendola Fire Company at thecompany'? recent ejections.

Other officers named were Ed-win Dumont. avsistant chief;Donald Coleman, captain; Rob-ert Murray, lieutenant; JosephMcKelvey. engineer; Kevin Naf-fin, first assistant, and Rdy Envmett. second assistant.

Company officers were ArnoldVan Note, president; RobertBemokiets. vice president; BirceDeGraw, secretary; LeonardGibiw. treasurer, and JosephEckprt. financial secretary.

Chief Karris reported the com-pafiy responded to 119 alarmsduring 1969,

SCOUT TROOP

VISITS STATIONBELMAR - Cub Paok **40 of

Bebnar visited radio stationWABD iii South Belmar. Nlboys and two leaders were shownho wtfie Jersey Shore's only auto-mated FM. stereo station operates.The young boys were amaredwhen they saw WADB used norecords. They were given a dem-onstration of how commercialswere made and they witnessedhow a live broadcast was con-ducted.

The boys also had a chancei record and hour their own

voices on professional rqujpnvit.\ccord:ng to announcer Jay Dvl'»lastcr thctr questions were manyind varied and they seemevi tocomprehend the operation of RUtamntcd rt-'iio.

The manager of WADB invitedII groups and orgenization;; to

tour the lacilitfej of the station, i

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Please print your name, ad-dress, Zli* ode and pattern num-ber; plainly. Send 15 cents for

1 EACH p'tttern for first-class mailand soedal handling, or 25 centsEACH for air mail.

Dear Lais: Fv« aVwavs lookedfor new belt ideas. I get m tiredof the usual ch;iln or monk's cordjtfc.3*. _ Brenda W.

Dear Brenda: Have you triedmaking a belt like this fror-Seta chain the length you need (mul-u.k- of 3 plus 1).

R<v.v 1 — Single crochet ta 2ndstitch from hook and across allstitches till end of row, chain 4.Turn.

Unw 2 — 'skip 2 fiincle crochets,double chochet in next single cro-chet, chain 2, 'REPEAT •-*acres row, ending with dmiblccrochet in last single crochet,chain 1. Turn.

Row 3 — *1 single crochet ondouble crochet, 2 singlecrochet

i this Ktea In a baby «*rriog« cov-er I tbok It It very pretty F«f acover with a siae o( awroximatelyme1' by 31", you need 6 or 7 :keinsol three ply nylon baby yam, aiv IT cf M 9 nwlles and a cro-chet hook. Cast on 160 stitche*and work in seed stitch lor 31inchpi. Bir.d o3 and put one rowof *mgie crochet loosely aroundal! edges, working 2 single cro-rhVt* In the comers. w> ..-. t'iWtx? work flat. Put 2" knottedfringe all around. Thh lovelyover can be decorated with littlecrochet flowers or embroideredall over. Please share your idea*with us. setiiing them to LoiiHolmes of California, P, 0. Box6002, Inglewood, Calif. 90302. Icannot 3nswer individual letters,but those of perwral interest willbe printed in the column.

Copyright 1970.

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Those Mini Skirts Are Here to StaySays Rutgers Professor After Study

CAMXJtN Tu U* k ' g u u III rt«<.<MkMMl girl tn t r iv r i . uret«My l.«no fahMi u « d luring U> U a lifour ttreuoW tuu INCH m r e ap- luro

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• • A M I titf '-'I*! alwit .'--.ill bhere to iUiy lifsjnte tv.t-itt at-itfiujda iiy ik-sj^iwis to rtvwijeIte iiitt-Tiij'n.njl La-nd.

The h y ^ l h u u u( hii k%%$ituoy L, tni: uni^iujaU lend U>seek IMMKI M^mria »n MMBlHgty u/irtK-U'd »jy.i MM•IA Jn , . ! . . . . type afld nvjtin ot

Becker uatd the miniskirt a ithe lucul point erf a cla«s pro-ject mi "lite prj.ticu] I f lHl l atsocijl HIMfM UVi ifiirjut'jj.'' |W>ioJogy atikknt^ mriW in HutgeraUniver.-ity College, the cumingCamclen camL»u.s, wll«cietl thydfgrtt-yi jnLiiig program at thesi^ii a 1 ures iA 400 IWDM iindnoted the length of the skirt eachwas wearing.

The signatures were given to ahandwriting expert and then acorrelation was made tx*tw«?n awoman's preference for eitherthe mini t anything shorter thanone inch above the knee> or thetraditional length lone inch aboveto beluw ihf knee • ant! the analy-sis of her handwriting.

On the basis of the leg workdone by the student reiearchers.the study by Bofkcr's tram whichiru'liHled a psychologist as well asa graphologist, indicated that "ex-troverted females are BUM like-.ly to sport a mini than t!ieii- lessout-f^oinp sisters."

Yet, it MM notod that mostminiskirted women were of theperson,: lily tyw who miffht havea negathe self-image. The infer-1enre is that mini-clad gals aresomewhat insecure and, in turn,may feel a need to express theirwomanhood rather dramaticallythrough their form nf dress,

Becker soys, incidentally, thatif it had not been for the develop-f«it of new hosiery, the mini-skirt movement "never wrwklhave gotten off the ground muchless above the knee,"

While only one out of sevenwomen today wears a true mini-skirt, the hemline Is graduallyand consistently gnim* up UOEffigthe "in-herweenws," who for cer-tain personal or psychologicalreasons cannot openly accept theshort mocte.

Tracing the hiked hemline hickto the ancient Creeks, Becker

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fie a>*> *>mrn ;ire rt-lm-tant tortJiitcjiiish this M* "degree onnaughtiness" which w.s madeavailable lo tlieir B n A M l h M(In ing the Kitnrinf; Twenties.

Ami he further assures girlMfchflN that "if a change doescome, we can be rertain it wainut the fenules' doing."

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HEUMIt - \Srs. StephenMatron and her co-c)utinn,in,Mrs, Mich-ad Bove, entertaineda group uf tbeir n M r f m ata luncheon on Friday, at theh^me of Mrs. M.irron, to makeplans for the tabie decorationstot Saint R m Altar and ftasarySociety Card Tarty and FashionShow on February 6 at the RoyalManor.

The designs will follow | "Col-onhl" or "American" theme,

Fashions will be displayed byEnrico Crista of Allenhurst.

Many on premise riffle prizeswill be pre.ttiited. A Zenith colortelevision and « framed oil printwill be chanced off as a featureprizes.

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erican Indian — the ForgottenMan" was the theme of the de-votions and the program at arecent meeting of the Women'sSociety of Christian Service of St.Andrew's United Methodist churchin Spring Lake.

Mrs. Lawrene E, Moore led thedevotions and Mrs. Lewis Mar-zulla directed the program assist-ed by Mrs. Robert Neary Jr.. Mrs.George Abel, and Mrs. PaulHuch.

Mrs. Carl Keyes sang a folksong accompanied by Mrs. Clif-ford Greenwald.

Mrs. Marvin Hurley, president.conducted the business meeting.

The Adah Circle served refresh-ments at tables decorated witbtotemn poles and teepees.

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The dinner is sponsored by the'.'om'Mned R**[>ublicaQ organiza-tions of the county and proceedsfrum tho dinner and souvenir pit)-gram will go to the county Ke-ru'»!irjn rommilte-.v

The honoiaiy chairman of thedinner is Benjamin 11. IXinskin,c.'UiHy Kepiiblijan L-hjiniian. Theawhairmen are Mrs. Jane Clay-ton of ftumson, Mrs. MargaretCmwlher of Wall Towiship, Ed-ward English of Asbury Park andTheodore Naroaanik of Freehold.Dan Harris Jr. of Neptune hasbeen named chairman of thearrangements cofmittee.

"Our committee Is workinghard to surpass ticket and ad-veit.hijni; .sales of past dinners,"Mrs. Flyrm related. "The em-phasis right now ison the advert-ising for the Souvenir Program,because of the January 26 dead-line."

Mrs. Flynn said that furthercummittue appointments would beannounced at a later date.

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Mr-- David ftiKlen rfx.ried thit'he n&t rtimm.-ige M b will beheld on March 17 and 11 in thehe:iltfiia"ter* of \he VolunteerKngine Co. No. 2. Pjrker f/mm,M,-inasquan. Mrs. Jack Herbertwill be in charge and Mrs. Roden*ffi Ms-iisf her.

A t ('i.,innan of the annualdinee, Mr . John r<^=p. outlinedplans fiT the inform-it nffairwhich will be held on Saturday,March 21, »t the Snnnf? I^keQoH ,-ind Toim'rv CkiS Bill Wi°rand his nrche«t"a •will ntny for(hsdsa. The commifte*' rhair-m n wit] bf annonnrrd in theAvar fulure.

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Hudson, HowellDefeat Kniqhts

U\M, M M s V - Wall'sr irrts in Knight* m nk* it an e'.ei(inien on Tue day ntiihl — IWIHIthit ia - »hpii llt-nry HwtMinRcijional look t'-r Knights 16 Inkwith an 14-49 dcfeM

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rough one. with 52 personal fouls j n \ v i B.iciagalupi, of Brpdleybeing called. Howell had 26 from FD ^ i^l J ML and irtfcw h ipthe fottl line, and Wall. 17. garnea cam* from L^-yd Thom-i,

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Knights by 22-13 U I W t a * ! 17..ml Sb ter*| 15 wore high("T Wall.

In the eame wifh UtBM H«d-MB Hfairin-il, the AdmiraN out-s-ore-;! W:tl! in every period andheld a rf>mmartcfin^ 30-21 lead atHa ME.

McRae was lop man for Wall,nel'ine 36 points.

Wall's Jayvees fnred no Mte r1vnn their brothers losing toHoweii, INK rad to Bsten, GI-34. Hmvever, Wall's freshmen wonthfir game wi'h Howcll, -19-39,po'siMy presaging bcller timesahead.

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