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Ehret ConHnues Probe of ChargesBy Mrs. Newman on Poike Tine Cards

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Burke Enters 'Youthful Marksman Hopes for WinCongress Race in National Open Rifle Tournament

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Postal StrikeHurt Appeal

Girl; G i » Pwuilo, age IS.I7ie tVnrlfiy Stniet. W«« Bel-mar. ami Kevin OVttmr. ««e>. PUIadelpUa Avenue. H i * ' ^ .

Area StudentsOn Dean's List

upiTatioa **h Ute state.The uae and eliects of .Sc.m

were uramuri b« John Kew.entyroologial lor Uie Divirion olPlant laouatry.

rrethoUer IHm-lor J«J«vii <'Irwin coairalulaltd Hale and

oticiata on atlorU theyhave made in tke peal central

> i M H I' Burkv, ! | , | ; | .M 111 • lVr« 1 ,...- kiral UMtor the HtftMean youth •)» ran )»»[ d n » Ihr bar nine yevn, jum,o« a !>•»

lor i'.jtigr*5»5 in tke M .rf a rliW and hit tthal be aees' after the rkaS was formedDtetiirt, y#ri«rdity \uiced Thomas H>riw. 17. tea of &>! The tlub trmmtainn ran^s att]

tir nmr IV.;;... Captain aati Mri a ilubhouse in JackaMi Towngntp.•••*-f pre»nit thr««t that a jetport WilJtam J Byrne, u a eaadldate The primary j^a! of bSe >uiunrmay be >anutKd dowa «a- lar Wr*t Point, aad y currently rifle team, ('new Mid, .8 to teachthroata." awattinl the resutu of hia par- ..n.f promote safe gun hantthng

Mr. Bute, a former aiiaemsly. tK-tpation m tile NaLimai Open I'.rnipeHtiim laoniy aeeondary andman from Eaaex County who BOW Kiik Tournament, whicn he bapes there are ealy four memoers oflavea in Uttk 8Uver. laid the coo- will result in bis being named the the Junior team sir1.* By™.

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I hatr the i ianth^ rewrlfntm <T*4 Wm; Mr Baa tsd)d. "But tu clear this taft. IMil n«iem> ny lgwntlgat>» 1da need, hawever, coooeratMHiIran Mrs. Hmmm M to la .nuwa of irltaeaaK. far I cannot |>ro<»ed far m haaratf."

Bank AppointsMrs. Mary Cato

SPfUNIi I.AKKttte . i s e gfrom the 3rd Dfatfrict nati<a«l Junior champion

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J y .TWBS brother, and EMtsra (%ew,

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, aKnlaqr rf thecounty oommiKMiti. presided. |

Maanr. Ha el Mr. _al«»Jear-

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ihaild be "conatantly on tie alert" j Twn »jrnie firadj a Wl mxn m it) y«ar«M daughter <t the machi

h..|d h i * score for girl,_ po»j»hfy ' a M M B I diamfkauMp abot at

'The J7=year-yW Wall Street Greenwich. Conn.-, and his coach._ 4 J J , , broker, at a Dress «nfertnc« In Al Chew, also of

the American Hotel also contend that Uis «iU he th

, [a^r , held ^ K > r ( w ? l r | ,r, feels In the I M «t ioni l match In Newoke, at a Des tn n e , a of wr, ee s In the I M «t ioni l match In New

the American Hotel, also contend- that Ui.s «iU he the to* afore Caale, Del, tehero aae ahot md h t k D t l J i t Th Uti f j i he a ,

ed that tka Damotratlc JnymiMiBt,

Caale, Del, tehero aae ahot mThe compeUtion for jenior ahoot- she baa won hidi honors among

" call. f« flni« 22 ifflea from u » » u th D t

Eugene B. Lowenstein, Bradley BeajiiMayor Dies; Borough Leader 19 Yef , p p

tmx recor(t' hM missed Voling Wtm*f ol

WE6T IJONC BRANCH—Namedto Ihe Dean's List at MonmouthCollege, here, for the fall semes-'ter were Ryben J. Garino, a jun-1 BliXtMjEY BKACH — Funeral ton and president of the fl

business administration, 304 5,,rvice8 w t r e Md Momlay ter enre of Mayors, last night iirjused\F,[-woi>.i Avenue, Avon; Miss Mayor Eugene B Uwpnstcin. whn Mr. Lownstein "as an oulstand-Kathryn L, Boxer, st*phormiro, {fy[\ B>yn» at l i n f l Shun1 Ro& ing municipal leader whose ad-elementary education. 601 10th c a | c™ifr. Ni-|)tune' ministrative ability was widely H " " " i ' - , M fcrt ^ , h .Avenue, Belmar; Miss Barbara recogniied throughout the state. JjTl d M r f J ^ l ^ n i wKlqistr. freshman, elementary Mjynr Lowcnrlein had been a M a v u r Uwenslein did much to ™,h s " « rt S . t.t"^Tn' W d s

edui-ation. 111 13th Avenue. Bel- member of the Board of Commis. [»,,, h u l W to Conference of Ma- v o t " ; g ,*B J " * 0 " , f o r r""P r t > v e .

Thomas , ^ ^ ' ^ ^ ^ Z ^ i 'TSS.^ " H ^psychobfty. 314 5Ui Hi served as president nf the 3 " l s " " • « « ! ! t a t .•»« *™y

Jersey Real Kstate COITHTIJ

H- i w r t r d tHtt 4r 'Howard prri«t~l«K fnm t i t p m and Beoder h ah* rated a slurp-it i supporter at inflationary leg- sitting poshiona. got a W to t l» &<#&, WW> Tom Byrw is ratwftslatton and falls to follow the offhand and a 98 in the kneeling. a master, ranked above the sharpwishes of a district that voted TV offiiand shot is con>Mer«d shooter Steve Byrne is rated aowrwhefcninfly /or PreiiA3Jt the hardest lor the young rifle- marksman, ranked unrter sharp-Nixon in 1W3 and Gov, Cahill last men. i ...hootnyear. | Byrne and Ken Bender, of Nep- ' Caoch C!new and Captain Byrne

n He dwrged that the conRress- tune, shoot together. Bender has ^e n d a l« of time with the younit

man, because ol his poor attend- accepted a scholarship for the sters, but tht' police captain givei s s c h o o I » h k h a l s 0 h a s a (

B l l , 1 l 0 u u u w l , team.Bh

p ,^rs but the police captain givesT B " « ! « S < * . a all the credit to the coach for de-

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| Che* «.», hi. own car to driveh

ASBURY PARK—The confusionof the postal strike has seriously ^ u i u

disrupted the Easier Seal mail m a r

Appeal to raise money for the care , ^ (

and treatment of New Jersey f r ,^ , , , , , • _ • „ . , . , - . -p . „„,crippled children, according to Avenue, Belmar; Miss Marianne H

measures. i Both shoot tor the Central Jer- to meets, while each shooter pay*According to Mr. lliirke, Mr. J sov HOl and Pistol C!ub, Inc. [ (,r | l i s m e xpen«s, such as

Byrne has been shooting for thf f(K)d fg^ t l |J lry a r x | amfnunition.lub for only 3H years, starting , __^—hen Chew formed the junior club j

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Signal Center and School is to

Robert ft Harris Monmouth 5S^T3^Tri=5 &S^S^^ S S r T t t t « "SS^ * MOBB0Ufll "County Easter Seal Chairman, ^ ^ ' ^ l0th A v e n u e i Bel- IX-wlopraent CoramittM; prtsi- « « • ^ i ™ ^ : * t t e Should that occur. Mr. Burke

Mr Harris md.cated that many m a J ; i m c s c R m i ^ph .more . dent N.J. Travel and Rewrt As- > J j ' « ' f a j j - In l ^ ^ ., for t work(>r whj,.^peal letters were left undehver- (, ra | odllC;ition, lliff7 Parkway, socialion; commander. A r t h u r ' ' / , , - ' : J w ° ' : ' S s in t te l l M his job can Itenk his mm-ed and numerous MonmouthCoun- L . l h IJe]m:.r; Kenneth F. Martin! ffcrrlty Post, VTW; senior vice ^ ^ f f j j ^ j™ N w ™r«J representative. Mr. HowaiA"ty residents were unable to send ^ ^ history, 5 HOVKIII Avenue, commander, Monmouth County * ^ ^ 1 \ ^ I J ^ J 1 . _ J , , , _ _ lnvl —- — -

ASTROLOGY TALKSPONSORED BYJEWISH CENTER

BEUtfAR — "like having one'sroad map," was the (lescrip-

v . a « w « t l ^ """"«•• '» « • " senior history, r> Hovwll Avenue, comfflaiwer, a-ionmomn eouniy - »in their regular contribution be- s ing Lake 'Thomas A. Martin, Jewish War Veterans: chairman «gcause OS the work stoppage. fa^* Rnalish 5 Howell Avenue, of the March of Dimes and Muscu- 1*'<'m

Appealing to ail Monmouth s ; ' i ^ . j a m o s H Murphy, lar Dystrophy campaigns; Com- M r

County residents he said, "Now sophomore 'history. 415 E w x missionor, Monmouth C o u n t y o { t h t

p y:nd their condolencts to his

-idow and family."oiHuiK UMK, oa»ic» n. WHIMWJI p— - j . -« i " ' j ,.—0—. A i r . Lowenstcin was a member

County residents he said, -.New sipiMinore history. 415 b a n missioner. Monmouth C o u n t y o / ^ A s b u r y P a r k Efc, a n a wasthat the strike is over-don't A v t m M s i r in g Lake. (Jury, and treasurer of the NJ. i o t m ( . r president of the Chamberforget the crippled kids who de- A 1 F r a I l k j E t a e r i sol,h0. Conference of Mayors. o f commerce.fend on your help-it is not too m o r e e I e r t r o n i c engineering. * » ' " ' " "late to do our share in helping ^ ^ „ S p r i n , L a k l ! Heights:h d i d hild M i s s j ^ ^ , \ styslinger, fresh.handicapped children in our com-munity,"

' care and treat-ment'for' the physically handi-capped. Services are adapted tospecific community needs and in-!elude rehabilitation and treatmentcenters, residential Summer camp-ing, job placement, out-patientclinics, and equipment loan ser-:vices. I

"Use the regular envelope re-ceived along with the Appealkt ter-or addrcjbutton to Easter Seal Societycare of your local Postmaster.

senior,>vemie,

Township.West Belmar,

lllllflASBURY PARK — _ TTinity

address your contri- E p i 5 C o p a l c h u r ch , Grand Avenue,Easter Se«l Society in i s

p s 5 n i n g i t s f i r s t a n n u a li sp s 5 n i n g its first annual

Do it today. These tads need our t 0 * b e6

h e W a l g p.m., April U,yhelp.", he urged. at the Elks Club,' here.

A band led toy BUI Figart,, W A . . Antx ik i iu j i i . Ocean Township, will provideA V O N O R D I N A N C E music from 9 to 1. The cost ofHiki i u A H l i M . u i the buffet is included in the »7,50F I N A N C E S W O R K ticket price, and beverages will

'b ilblAVON - The Board of Com-

missioners completed plans forthe resurfacing of streets, the

p ,available.

The affair is open to parish-and friends.

MRS. TITUS66 YEARS

WALL TOWNSHIP — Mr. andMrs. George C. Titus. Route BS,here, were honored on their 66thwedding anniversary at a dinnergiven by their son and daugh-ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ever-ett W. Titus, Jackson Township.

Mr. Titus married Mrs. Titus,the former Estella Stage, onMarch 30, 1904, in Lawrenceville,Pa.

They formerly operated theCedar Itouse, 319 Third Avenue,Bebnar.

They have one grandson, Eiverett W. Titus, Jr., Dover Town-ship, and four great grandchil-dren.

CLINIC PLANNEDFOR FISHERMEN

LINCROFT — A flying-tyingTickets and Information may clinic for Interested fishermen will

b d b t L b hld t i Ail 5purchase of a dump truck, and be obtained by contacting Larry be held on two sessions, April 5repair ol the municipal pool oil Lowenstein, M5 Brookside Ave- and 12, and 1 p.m. at the Thomp-the bearchfront, with tho adop- nue., Oakhurst, Ocean Township, son Park Visitors Center af thetion Tuesday night of a $70,300 telephone 5S1-4533, or the other Monmouth County Park System,bond ordinance to finance the committee members: Bob Clay-, | Instructors and materials willprogram. Don Cooper, Janet Demarest, \ be furnished by the Saltwater and

The ordinance calls for the is- Shirley Fox, Barbara Hibbitts,lF.vroaders Association,suance of bonds to raise $49,000 Sally Manifold, Salvatore Pa-for the street work, $6,000 for lane, Mike Pizza, Barbara Kapp,tbe dump truck, and $19,000 for and Rich and Ellen Holl.repairs to the beachfront pool.

REID MOWERREPAIR SERVICE

P0R SERVICE - REPAIR •SHARPENING

Pick Up and DeliveryMowers & Snow Blowers Stored

Dial 691-0939

Prizes will be awarded.

INVEST WITH OSCurrent dividend 5% per

on passbook accountspayable quarterly.

BF.LMAB SAVINGS ftLOAN ASSN.

712 - 10th Ave. • Bebnar

yInterested persons may register

by calling the Parks System of-fice, 842-40110.

The fly-tying sessions will befollowed by fly casting instruc-tions in May.

Manager's PostTo Kononowitz

ASBURY PARK - Thomas J.

HI «juwt'usieiu was •aanpoaTav Kononowttz, a third generationlai in many local fund drives for employee of New Jersey NaturalIsrael. He was one oif the found ^ s Company, has been appointeders of the local United Jewish Ap- ^strict manager of the firm's As-peal, He has received awards and b l u 7 p a r k o f f i c e - H h a s ***n a n 'cltations from the Jewish War ^ n c e d by William J. Miners,

V1<* president for sales and com

Mayor Carmen Armcnti of Tren-. H e opcraiEd M i n s u r a n C c and

[ real estate agency on Main Streetfor 47 years.

Mr, Lowenstein was instmmen

cltations from the Jewish War yVeterans, the national B'nai V1<* president for sales and com-B nth, and the Shore Lodge B'nai m e r i c a l operation,B'riUh

An Army veteran of (World WarI, Mr. Lowenstein unlisted the dayafter war was declared. Ho par-ticipated in Ihe Army occupationof Cotolenz, Germany.

Mr. Lowenstein was an advo-cate of youth programs to com-bat juvenile delinquency.

"A resort municipality whichanticipates the ceaseless energywithin every young person andworks with their leaders to set upaction projects by and with youngpeople, usually has no problemon that score."

He had lived here 53 years.Surviving are his widow, Pearl

When Mr. Kononowitz joinedNew Jersey Natural seven yearsago he followed Ihe footsteps othis grandfather, Martin Kononn-witz, Leonardo, who retired withmore than 40 years of service, andhis father, Alexander J. Konono-wltz, Neptune, who is Held super-visor of meter readers and hasbeen with the firm nearly 40years.

Thomas Kononorwitz started asa meter reader and later was

I tion given Astrology by the Men'sClub of tlio J M M Community tiiallCenter, 11th Avenue, here. ing a

And. Uie Club is presenting a •

Plan RevivalCrusade Series

MBHUM - Re ted U.S. ArmyU Colonri. <he Rev, John N. Dc-&inctis. wilt conduct a Post-East-er Kevivial Crusade at the FullGospel Church, 5lh and Ridge,Neptune beginning Sunday.

Tile Rev. DeSanctis, v. io is nowa minister .was born in Vtndand, American School of Astrology,and now resides in Asbury Park, wilt conduct an evening ol demon-He began his military career in strstion and explanation of the1<W) and is a veteran ol World n ^ y ^ecta of Astrology and its

pmldwl, TVCentra! J«r»ey Bank aod Tr»atibmisuij, >><u amiouneoi tW upl»intimuit of Sin Mary CaM lapthe

)managership of Ik*L k H h t fffc

e u gpbank's tyring Lake Height* offfc*

Since joining The Centra. J e n t yBan* and Trust (^mpuny b AuSUM ol M«, Mrs. Cato has HTTWHin many ufMctttct, riii*« I* hMd

- «ad M v t t irrtar, M aV Sarta,< Lake Ho#i '•,oflice of tl» bank She km alsofound time to complete variousspecial courses, cowiucted by theAmertfaa Institute of Banking

Married to Joseph b Cato, amarHrfaeturer's representa t ive ,Mrs. t'utsi resides at 1009 SunsetDrive, in Brielle. Their ikiughter,Misa Sharon A Calo, is I specialeducation teacher in ths KreenoHBeroiigh schools. An enthttsiastiv

ix in her soare Utne, Mrs.Orto is ;i member of ManasquanRiver Coif Club in Brittle.

POSTPONE CASE

AGAINST YOUTHW.U.L TOWNSHIP - Muoii-i.

Pid €o«rt Judge v'larenee N.Fiirlich has postponed a hearing

. p g ylecture awl ilcmonstration on the - charged by Thomas e .

l f h of Kelly Lano, with inter-'Science uf Aerology for the Lay-man," and "Astrology in Marr-

Hotwrt Nolan, 19, erf Mar-Road, on cfurgtis at steal-S282 CJKC*.

yw«it weroMcGhee.

ith igy

gf l fc Center on April 5at 7 TOpm

Sy]ia .Sherman, director ot thei S h l f A t l

War tl, and Ihe Korean Conflict,and has retired after 25 years of

tt gyt 0 d a i ] , ijfo_ marriage.

and business.Mrs. Sherman holds a B.S. de-

Since his retirement he has been g r e c . [rom Hlder College, and isemployed by the U.S. Army Sig- t ) ) fa A i

l C t d S h l Ft Mm p y y y g

nal Center and School, Ft. Mon-mouth as a communications doc-

l ffi f

tnc „)g

AmericanFederation of Astrotoglsts. She haslectured in most major crSes andFli h l t htrine analyst in the office of Doc- f f c ' h e r " «w""piano~to her »

trine Development and Plans. I gaeementsHe will speak night1" - ' " "" — •

IIKI twice on Sundaya.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Assisting him with special mil- fo^ „ £ ' WJU'DC i' will be the Rev. Virginia ]

costing the check in tiie mail.Mr. McGhee also charged hisson, Thomas, Jr., with taking thecheck. Police have issued analarm for Thomas, Jr.,. on thecharge.

No new date was set for theNolan trial.

AUXILIARY SETS

PARTY PROGRAMBELMAH — The Belmar Wall

Juneau Post, VPW Lidlcs Aux-| iliary is planning a card party

Graham of Brick Town. Mrs.Graham is well known in this areahaving been engaged in evange-listic work for several years.

The pastor, the Rov. Edwin An-derson extends a cordial Invita

at 7:30 "The lecture and demonstration is at the Post Home on April a, itat 10:30 open to the public. I J1 donation was announced by Mrs. Eva Syl-

will be received at the door. Zodiac", vester, chairman.Mrs. Clorinth Stanford will be

chairman of a rummage sale tobe held at the Post Home onApril 15 anil 16, starting at 9:30a.m.

Mrs. Millie Reitf, president.

Spingold Lowensleln; two broth- manager before being made min-ers, Joseph K. Lowonstein, Long aB" of the Red Bank office. InBranch and Julian Lowenstein, h l s I " * Position he is in charge

made a member of the project {^m t0 the public to attend thisteam which was assigned lo the dconversion of the company's data'processing system. He served a 'short training period as district

" Florida' tanTdMters' °' t h e

sCrberand Mrs! •» .«» accounts

CAST READINGFOR NEW PLAY

handles about! gppjjjG LAKE — Cast read-between West fogs are being held tonight and

Ethel Hoyman, both of East L™S * » « * »"d Ma.n<oMcui§. tomorrow night at " ~nlanec He is a graduate of Neptune t),0 S p r i n g Lak._

The Richard C.Hoiidal Funeral H'Bh., School and altendetl Mon- jjmse for the presentationHome, Ocean Township, is incharge of arrangements.

YOUTH RALLYTO HEAR CHOIR

NEPTUNE- TtieBon Choral-1 — •••-••- • " - , r'"'-'"^Icrs, a 24-voicc choire from Zion announced that nomination ofB i b l e Institute. Providence, officers woukt be ehld at theRhode Island will appear at an APrU 22 meeting,area-wide youth rally al the Full " was also announced thatGospel Church, 5th and Kidge Marilyn Reiff, daughter of Mrs.Awruns. Neptune, on Friday, "eiff, had won a $10 award forApril 10 at 7:45 p.m, ter community service. Miss

There will be youth delegations Reiii i s » student at Mlseriacord-from churches throughout Cen- •» College, and is listed in Who'stral New Jersey. The host pas- Who in College.tor, the Hev. Edwin Anderson,:extends an invitation to the pub-

of

F1KI.DF.K * WARNER"Appliances witt Service"

Established 1935 - Phone «81-M11717 F Street South Belmar

tun)

FOR SHORT TIME ONLY!Sapolin Flat Utcx Wall PaintONLY $4.99 gal. • Reg. $7.35

DAVENPORT Paint * Hardware703 F St. - Belmar - 681-2H3

WALL TOWNSHIP RESIDENTSSee Page 3 for Ad on

Cleanup Weekl l )

mouth College, He is married to y/oody Allen 'comedy, "Don'tthe former Carolyn Marascna. ol Drink the Water," to be present-Neptune and they live at 211 Rob ' • • — -Neptune, and they live at 211 Hobbins Road, Shark Hiiw Hills.

BURPEE SEEDSBulbs and Onion Sets

Taylor's Hardware9H F. Street Belmar

ed by the Pine Tree Players.George H. Allgor, of Ocean

Township, is director, and re-

Council to Meet

YOUNG AT HEARTENJOYS LUNCHEON

BELMAH — The 'Voung atHeart Club enjoyed luncheon and

BELMAR - The Southern Mon- bingo at" its" recent meeting at"•utfl Neighborhood Council will the Afflerican Legion Room in

ported tiiat readings will he held m e t °n Thursday, April 9, at S the Municipal Building. Therefor a cast of eight men and six I""1' ™ meeting wll! be held were 68 members in attendance,women. Also, anyone Interested ™ t l w Community Center, 1616 The club enjoyed a luncheonin back-stage or production work F Street. nt the Golden Eagle Restaurant.is also welcome to attend thc | [Point Pleasant Beach, on March

12, with Mrs. Martha Patterson incasting.The play will be presented at

SUMP PUMPSUpright - Submersible . .

Taylor's Hardware the Community House on MayF. Street Betoiar 115, 16, 22, and 23.

BELMAR PLAYLANDOpen Saturday and Sunday

14th and Ocean The next meeting will be onApril 9 nt 12:30 p.m.

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National Bankttolmar F Sf and 9th Ave. Customer Service HoursManaiquin Rt. 35 Circle Plai« Tellers 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wall Twp Rt. 35 and 18th Ave. Wall Loan Dept. Daily to 8 p.m.Wall Twp., Collingwood Park Office, CoUinqwood Circle, Rts. 33 & 34, Wad, 9:30 to 5:30

Your Initaitmsnf loan can be insuredwith lif,. Insurance.

F iaX TRUST SERVICES AS AUT1I0RKED BY LAW

Heater FefenA Defadt Itwruea* l

ftfy•h.»i fte !r«»,,'*i i! tw u«it«d b»Urnta ••••, / , : of .i,i, f,,* TrsoB•IS She »tU Uy the iptitar fwthy PV<B|BJ ark) icaefe tbtfttiaajaji

Mri ferry Ki»n * lunioi Tiooftfc.-i tiiatt- wirt wuttfturw* and mmi m ywur (>nsu» Ions tm W«dl>ld<Y(l Iht-m en wood W«*», Bwd*j, Ajail 1, you d better

< Or, If you <Wn"t grt t«e in tin?mail as you ahould haw737 55ft M * w t i 8 30 a mI l> m , «nd they li iend yim one

Or. if y«i'r* ttill -tii.K '.- (hefarm and the yellow InstructionaWt- call the sartte nmiibt'r tntittey'll IH4|) you work it out

The government doesn't want to<''.U!M -t you. it jii.s* wants to i- n ,*th.jj jou re tiwie. So don't -,',,iiuii - tell them .

MtunaU, trees and mudrrn aV-i^ns They also conaiFUrfadii.ji>«-, Ir.im rwiUct papef «nd

i.niuhl hiw to make chocolateMMMl cot!<>antit and nut e ^ i'•y Mm Thomas DriscoH. Tfacfaiw tifitred the Hudio of PointP iHHr i i:,.J,.i Station tAI* j

Brownie Troop 291 under thelea*ier&hfp of Sfrs. Aftd-vw Oar*!K-r made Easter cardi sad teatthem to evcryoae who helped thetroop on varioua projects. Anfcii.ittr Egg Hunt was also beld.Tbt golden egg was found byApril Febnater.

Gfrla Scouta of Cadette Troop470 are working on the Interior jDecorating Badge. Miss Mary Ann

piran, a student at GlasatoroStite Teadiers Collc^ Is workingwill) the girls on this badge. Theyare also planning to attend "'HelloDolly" on April 11. Leaders of theTroop arc Mrs. Robert Ehring,Mrs. R. Newman and Mrs. J.

LEGAL NOTM K

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HOSPITAL HI S — \«i-M' GlurU Bruno of Itlff Norman Terrace. Spring Lake HrlKhts aad pMi.hi.rt st<-phrn lhnluer shan- a mumi-nt ..I affertion at Jrm-y Mwrr Mediral (<-titi-r I ithn I I *(.ilji, NVptuD-. as Mi.-harl sits In a little red w agon usrd to traaspori youngsters In Uw 4K-bedI'fdtjitrlc Department of tin- M«-di« al CenUr. In a cheerful setting of Mitflid aninidls and rolortult(«r<>r«tioijs, (hililrtn make the iiMMt of their stay where play |Mrieda eonitst of good MlawAlp,canwi and «ateriag favorile (.•Uii-,i..n programs. Mkkarl is the son of Mr, and Mm. Peter OmU

Junior Tl'OOp 531 Uflder theleadt'rshtp of Mrs. William ArjemlHospitality and I n d i a n M

3 jr^nalion of turkey feathers fromHinck's Turkey Farm for theiruse in connection with the IndianLore Badge.

They are also working on therequirements of the Active CitizenBadge and plan a trip to theWall Township Police Headquar-ters.

Plans are being made by thetroop [or a camping trip at Al-laire State Park and a spring cleanup crew in Wall Trails.

Girls of Junor Troop Ml haveearned their Toymaker Badge.;They have also earned theirHealth Aid and Home Healthand Safety Badges. This wastaught by Mrs. Robert Henriksen.A tour of the Wall CommunityFirst Aid Squad Headquarterswas recently taken.

Easter tray favors were made!>y the girls and deliverd to pa-tients at the Geraldine L, Thomp-son Nursing Home on Thursday.The troop also sang to the pat-ients. They were accompanied tothe Home by Mrs. John Pardue,Troop Leader, and by Mrs. PhilPickett, Mrs. V. Blei! and Mrs.W. P. Teetsel. I

On March 20 and March 21 fiveWall Neighborhood leaders part-icipated with 50 leaders from Mon-mouth County in an overnighttamping skills woi^nop wnicnwas held at Camp Sacajawea.Leaders attending were Mrs. Ar-jerrri and Mrs. Grant Miles, Troop531; Mrs. King, Troop 615; Mrs.Gardner, Troop 358 and Mrs.Pardue, Troop 411. Advanced andbasic camping skills were taught

LEGAL NOTICE

lHrector. M-mm.wth Legai brvl fsanoallon, l.y f'au! A (i.,mtia, atfW plBintifT. MUM nr|.|n-.a is WSUM. A»bury Perk, New Jersry

with the ruits of clvLJ practice QHO I>KJce&yto.

tain a Judgement itf clivune tiitweeiMid plaintiff and ym.

JACOH LKVIN,Mnnmorftb 7-ffcMl torviwiOrgan izationBY: PAUL A ] QAMSA

20 Mam KnitAsbury I'ark, N. J (jrn'j

NOTK »:NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' tha

it the mwti'iK <>! UM Zoning Board rj

The applicant, Huliprl Rot

known a^ Hi"'* M'J-iiTt to tin.- nill.rtviiiii[he garage ' ' p »«;' l" '"1

SAT/Sfy YOURNEEDS;

IRMA K. STANLEY,Township Chirk

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\OTICE TO BIDDEHSNOTICE i* hereby given thai sealed

hto. i..MI iu. rm-eivect by the TinvnuhliJ•IP Of Wall,.' °f rpgulur

i gasoline in accordancetttlons atlaclieU In the

am! fjper.nl

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Lnii. rommiii« to he

rt'BLIC NOTCCK

1»K. KCO Munici|'ul Court. Well Town-

Each W must bd submitted nn theStamtun) PnijHisul Form, cup u «fwhich may 1).< i-Utrncd Irnm the 1 mship C'liu-k; BUIli !".• Mdatfu) in a senlcd'"II dtrwn'd t" thP T'lvmhlp

J Body, 4M Englls'itown ROiid. Olrt(Bfl, Now Jersey, tnr cash, bag auto, (>6.'i Olda'mthlle F-;in two door s«lan,

ult of Bfcurlty a g r e e m e n t lyIE11T V, BROWN.

i.si in1 .let'u.Tprijii»'iJ hy n VMtiin'vor hunk eushlor's rheck or munoy

tiijj of Wiilj for at kiist 10% of•.riunl bia.

Tr.wiisliiii f'unimiHw of the

1135 SUM Highway No. 18K.i.l Bruniwlck,NOT? Jeriey

Ua!ed March 8L 1970ARTHUR P. K.RU.MM,Mayor

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

701 - 7th Avenue Belmar, N. i.

i ..one - 681-6000

Generation Gap Dosed at FreeholdAt 19th Annual Youth Government Da

OF WALL TOWNSHIP"CLEAN-UP WIIK

AH r«nden»$ l,»,ntj in Wet* Brlmai •#•)•tfa)lh «nd debfn <Q b* pkUd up

hive luch alt ttw cyrb fta l«t*r than 1 00A M April 6, 1970. E&J7

...... I antHAWer the above mtn»iefi«d d«»« «nd timt),

one* « Street h«, b»n collected by theTownihip truck it „,!! not b* collected

i11^ rwrnimi ramwl turn "9tm>» .,

*•" ' -^ 4 — >Aft a 0HihaW • * • a j l i a a i " a W * * ™ , ^ "

We request that treth and bfuih be teparated, alto branches and bruth be piledwith the butt endi in one direction.

GRANGE PLANS

COVERED DISH

Alfred SiemeriDept. of Public Wort. the urtasg age BF kw

lo I I ' V « . tiy an avermajority

Arwi »i'h ,i eMl •s *l«n you are 18 vw) h M

M Manyhit ,

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,> ,< > i. • i to/m m(ell (Wiftllg U» MobMM SMIy Hwrm K M Iht |»rlef a Runan U

Sssv in fbpir gi's and ffi1^ 0*i:, ajdaj* I ,i«m ^»

What about people •BWIk i,^ed t«

Mn Buty Morria and h« • »rnilu* ttnml Hut CruM bunskrapill < U Hit I « M < N H

PHARMICISTFULLTIME

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MATAWAN

BELMAR

Eicettent W,i : jr, m Liberal Panefitt.

Drug Division with 13 Locifiom.

Convenient interviews will be arrtngtd.

Phonf - 462 6566

Shop Rite

Fooderama Supermarkets, Inc.FREEHOLD, N. J.

It w u vuiwruWl that a rum-iivig.- tale will He ivt-M si if*(Irant't.' on April 17, and that theftn wmilia that the (Jrasge dfiling Vtf) be available then alwi

Quelch on AlbanyUSS ALBANY - Naiy Liouu-n

aiit i junior grade i Douglas Btjwlch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don.aid D. quekh, H Merrltt Ave-nue, Ntptune Clly, N. J., l i «rv .ing aboard the guided missik*cruiser L9S Afciany. vhich h:!Joined the Sixth Flee* in the MHiterranean.

Gain more leisure t ime.. .pay your bills at home

- l i m i t f AND STUDENTS - Youth Goveramra !>•> uillar» Ihlea a> sh-rlll Haul human nI'I-IIIH his effler. UaralnK l..u rn/.inemiiil arc Loretta JacksAR. Rumiwlt Fair Haven Regional HighS<*o«l ci»al«d) ana1 (it»a<llngi I«rna Hen»rm»y, ««tfr lh-1 High Setaol: Bniec l]( l ,nrl . Middleloom T..»,,Hhit, High MK-.I ««Hine Stakh-y. \ . |.t.m.- Huh s.h».l Mleharl Tol.ai KryaoH lli«hKrhwil, and Kd WonlKaril Itid Bank lli«h School.

the (fik-iipw riots. »wthe maturity of

who were runnini> tbt>with the people out

side" And another added: I 'mpte were there to express theiropinions If they eouSd have voted,they would have done it thatway."'

Morning activities began withexplanations of their offices byMr. Irmn, Freeholder Axel v,Carlson, Jr., County Clerk Ben*• :»•(.. H. Jt-- Sheriff Paulhit-roan and Surrogate Louis K.

Before their tour of the jail,students were warned by theSheriff that more than 50 ptt centof the inmates were there for tail-ing drugs or the money to buy

« u* IWwrt rUtf (-warty Cmtmm&f

jtmp ilrfim,;!M*m.m (ram MUMMNA

Realtors WarnAbout Pollution

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Aena w A p k ;,puiiliwul ha* eipresseri grttwmgcrjiii r m : " " •

• •'i OtOlJ dMriM aadne fi;K is ! *t«jfl r*

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iiM iTlw Kcat(w« pjin with all civic

minded eilbens in asking all ait-fhortttiw (ei^ecidlky the Fmt-

LeC Assiqned

VIETNAM \rmy Sf»eri;iltslr'uui James f, U« , 2(1. son ofMr Md Mr.s. James t. I-cc Sr ,921 Wnodlanl AvWW, Wi'ht Ilelmar, N J . hjfti hfen ri"si^n(il Isll»' M Field Hospital ma SacHon, Vietnam,

m d t » v » t »tu the Atlantic< KIIJB «f( the Monmouth Crustyeaut dset not eowtfcute * tlwwtto the health and recreation ofour cittieiaS and visiturt.

The first step in insuring thei-ontutu4xl enjoyment orf our ten-hon- en-, irumwBfU ic (u rthe ArmyCoqM ut Kngineerif to rutpiirrthat no treated sewage be dumpedwithin the area of the ContinentalShelf, a ininirraBn of approximateiy 1W milet fram our bc-a-hc.This should oerUmly assist inpreserving our reMit trade.

A second sug&rG&tn ii Uut anypipeline eliminating treated SPW-age off our beached be extendedto a minimum offshore length at1,500 feet.

Penally, the possibility of shift-tag the shipping lanes farther off-short; should ge investigated, inunkT (o lcs,son the chance f>f hipami/w their cargo M a s h i n gashore.

Mr. Apptcby urgo;; that ;J1! MOIImonth (Viimly w M H cooperatein the eifort to protwt our beachea timl our reairt indistry.

IPPER ECHELON - Freeholder Axel II Carlson, Jr. (sealed lefli meets the sliidvnt Board olFreeholders which conducted a mock meeting on Youth (ioviTniiient Day. He explains prmrdure toMiss Robin Marck of Neptune high school. »'ho s-rved as d i r e c t o r , and lslandin|>i FreeholdersDouglas Woodward, Freehold Regional high school; laurel Granger, Marlboro high school: HarryMorris. Wall high school, and Michael Dulfy, Christian DrnuVrs Academy.

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SAVINGS CERTIFICATE

Be wise...open a Checkmaster account todayNo minimum balance required

CENTRAL JERSEY BANK CAN WEHELP YOU ?

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BIGGEST ASSET !

I " — County Clerk Benjamin 11, Danskin bill high school students limn his nativeWtUl Town snip that his rirsl experience in public ofHce was his flection as an official iit Youth Gov-ernment Day wren he was a junior. The listening group includes Michael Fechan, county clerk;Mary Ann Castillo, surrogate, Kathy McCrossan, sheriff, and Peter Neumann, exchange student fromGermany.

•ICT annum One year nuiiiirify —

Minimum imioiinl $3000.

Larger Cert\tUote\ in orfdl'l multiples of $1000.

Voitf account is now imturcd to f,20 000. fy the

Federal Saving* & Loan tntutattce Corp

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WallTownship SchoolsCafeteria Menu

WEEK o r APRIL Ma . Mat, lfl»

MONDAT'A" LVMal . as .

Hoast Uhkkan, Whip Pot. w/fTavj, M B , Gr. Beau, Dem., M l•«" u m • «*

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HEATING NEEDS!

[\/ Budget Payment

V Service Plans

LV >tirfomot/e Fiff

LV, Replacements &

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STERNERSI2th 1 R.R. AVES.

BELMAR, N. J.

681-1900

VIMitjP i s a Pie »,Turoaw Sauce, Toned Salad, B*B, Da . , Milk

B" LUNCH • tfcFruit Juice. Hamburger on bun w/pickle, T05 Sal.. Ltes, Milk

SANDWICH • • •Egg Salad

SALAD • 15cTossed Salad

DESSERT - 10cCake

WEDNESDAY"A" LUNCH • Me

Stuffed Meat Patty, BAB, Rice w'gravy, Peas k Car , Des., Milk" » " LUNCH - 40c

Hamburger on bun w/pickle. Rice w/gravy, Peas, Car., Des., MilkSANDWrCH . 25c

Peanut Butter k JellySALAD - 15c

Potato SaladDESSERT • 10c

JelloTHURSDAY

"A" LUNCH • 40cFruit JUICL', Submarine Sandwich, F.F. Pot., Des., Milk

" B " LUNCH - 40cFruit Juice. Hamburger on bun w'pickle, F.F. Pot., Des., Milk

SANDWICH • 25cSpiced Hani k Cheese

SALAD • 13cLettuce & Tomato

DESbhR! • *Peaches

r.:'t:-.V ~H"A" LUNCH • 10c

Fishburger with sauces, F.F. Pot., Cole Slaw, Des., Milk"B" LUNCH • 40c

Hambuger on bun w^pickle, F.F. Pot., Cole Slaw, Des., MilkSANDWICH- Be

Tuna SaladSALAD. 15c

Cole SlawDESSERT • 10c

Cookies

SOUP LUNCH • 40c

Soup, Salad, Sandwich, Dessert, Milk — Monday thru Friday

A LA CARTEEntree at the "A" LunchHamburgerBrownie ,Bowl of soup w/saltines —

(home-made)Cup of soup w/saltinesHard roll w/butter -

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John T. Huber, Prop - - Free Eft'metetH I M e . A M . |«t Jl | I t l - N M eV,eie. N. J

HANSIN FLOOR COMPANYCAWIT _ UNOUUM - CANtUNS _ WOOD ROORS

CAKPtT IN STOCK

Demi. Hemee, Prep — MI-J400

leOO Hi»h«a> No. 71 Belnur, N. J.

CLEANERS & TAILORS

DRIVE IN DRIVE IN

A ft •euAtaxs.VECiALI j ' ' IN LKl.CLtANING PROFESSIONI Wedding wewM — Knttw..r — Fancy Dreises1 Belmar's First Dry Cleaner — Since 1928

eOOF Et. (Cor. M i An.) Phone e l I-HIS

f O O D M A R K E T

SHORE OFFICE MACHINES CO.A«*»w—a Oeele. • »

ADLH - ADOO * - iwuoyaHS - «o«o - -ancrSeie. eW W « . - Cel N t - I M I

ei Weet Syfcewe AMew> NefteM CNy, N. J.

KING'S MARKETALL MEAT CUT TO YOUR PERSONAL ORDER

»hon. • 611-4400 - 4401 Fre. DeliveryB««( Fifties • Made in the Store

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

LIGHT MOVING - YARDS. CELLARS, ATTICS CUANfO

M & M HAULINGODD JOIS — HIE! ESTIMATES

Painting, Idterier A Esterier — Lawn Mowing

Richard McSewan - i l l 54*4 • M l 1511 • Heweret M u M . r * . . t

PACKAGE GOODS

LOU'S BAR & PACKAGE STOREPhone Ml-J424 We DeCw

COLD IEER - LIQUORS Of QUALITYBen & Georgia Silverttein, Prop*.

NEW LOCATION AT — 904 F Str..t — lelmer, N. i.

Phon. . 611-0272

WEINSTEINS LIQUORSBEVERAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS

Prompt Fre. Delivery1601 F Street South Bebner

PLUMBING - HEATING CONTRACTOR

MARK MARQUAND • PlumberSEWER ROOTER CLEANING - FAST SERVICENew Bathrooms — New Kitchens — All Repairs

Gas k Electric Water Heaters Installed

but cotlie

yj thealize sht> is rum-

it back. Tims, tPar.i! Theufa tittle knowledge.

Don't Rush — Open 'Til 10

M A T T ' S D E L I ,JM

611 - IOth Avenue Phone-681-5352 Belmar, N. J.

RADIO *~~ SALES & SERVICE

World Book Lore Curtis & M Phone 681-7522

FUEL OIL

Geo. Hebert

t.'nlike most cats, the tiger likeswittel t i d is H good swimmer.Tigers have been reported swim-inine many miles across bays ini».i' Malayan Peninsula.

SEABOARD SERVICEFUEL OILS — SERVICE CONTRACTS

Complete Heating Systems

"Ask Your Neighbor" Dial 77S-2620

TRANSISTOR REPAIR CENTERWE REPAIR TUBE k TRANSISTORIZED

RADIO and TELEVISIONQuality k Guaranteed Service

. ?16 i: i : act ' Belmar, N. J.

FARREN FUEL CO.Dependable Farrenhear"

FUEL OIL — OIL BURNER SERVICE

1303 F Street Dial - 681-2300

f RENTAL SERVICE

A to Z CENTAL CENTtftRENTS MOST ANYTHING

Rollaway Beds — Ladders - Commercial Floor Polisher!Contractor Tools — Pumps — Chairs — Tables

911 Hwy. 35 |'/a mile N. Asbury Circle] Wanamassa - 9988-0335

HARDWARE '*•

ADVEKTIVO'

LOSE

Get amazing results whenlake our product calledDEX. No prescription needed.You mi'st lose iMy (at or TOUTrnony ack. t' MODEX la atablet d easil* fallowed. Nost;.'-- no spi^-ial exercise nohar, iful drags. S JMODEX . 9t>$3 (Kl nml is sold n this GUARAN-TEE: if ' ot sitlsfied for any rea-son, j.i,t retan the jaiued por-tion to the makers and get yourfull money back. SLJMODEX issold by

YORE DRUG STORE

131 8.1 -r Haw

Mall Orders PHlee

DAVENPORT Paint & HardwarePLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

BLUE JAY RIPERSPECIAL.BUSINESSMAN'E LUKSH 1 DINNER

All Baking Done on Premises — Open 24 Houn

Highway 35 (near Shop-Rite) Wall, N. 3.

703 F Street Mmer, N. J. 07719 j TV, SALES & KRVIC0

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THE CUAST A D V E R T I S E R

T.V. RENTALS

CERTIFIED TELEVISION SERVICESALES end SERVIC

Service Until 9 P.M.Telephone 681-3300

16/ i,trctB»i..,nr. N. J.

VAN BERGEN TIRE CO.DUNLOP TIRE

WE SEU OUAUTY 4 SERVICE

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8:00am - Holy Communion9.30 am - Sung Eucharist and

Sermon11:15 a.m • Holy Communion and

SermonTre Hev. Canun Raymond H

Miller, liector, mil preach.

CHRIST CHURCH UNTTYCerur Third Ave. A Kmory M.

A'liurv Park, N. I.Hev. Durlea K Rnrfhafa

Visitors Welcome!

BT. A.NDREW8 MKTH()nW»ni lKMI

Fount and Heat Lake AieMeaSprlne Lakr

Re*. I .iwrrflit- E. Moerc

SUNDAY SERVICES8:30 a.m.—Morning worship and

sermon.11:09 am -Morning worship and

sermon.

ST MARK'S R. C. CIU'RCHim Avp ami ('rwrpnl Parkway

v i l.lrlB». J. Kriiliilik (UU

Sunday H u d i I, 10, and 11

Weekday Masse! - 7:30 A.M.

• I U H DAY ADVENTISTCHURCH

Shark Rlvir Hj.aiJ^ •• ^sluirr

»:3o i m ' 'tanrin. "hi«i^ 1:00 a m.—fhurrh &• >en

UlIilBW F. Myers. tr

OFBAPTIST e»' "

M X TOWNS,..i

7:30 P.M. Evening Worsolp.(Colli. {wood rark)

Bar, M B ;lumrnli > Paatai1Mb I . .Varrea, (• aamit

3.45 kJ. :ia/,daj "'toil :-.?iA lull Biblt J m i

11:00 A SI. - 'In. irn2 •*!».

ST. JAMES EPISCOPALFumlh and llainiiiond

Iti.iini v BeachItev. D. Stewart Alcsy, Rector

Sunday services: 8 and 10 A.M.^"ckdays. * ndnoriiyfl :ind

!io!y Days 10 A.,\j.

i. ..I. M t l h u u J TM Mill Road

it. . . \iiiton F. LeComple

:-4i a.m.—Sunday School.3:30 and 11:00 a.m - Hu.iday

Service.7:30 p.m.—Evening Service.

A1XENWOOU PKiiri M VVIAllaJre-Alleowoiid K—i

Re». J. E. McFarland. Paatv( 30 A.M. • Bible Sehool.

1' 45 AM - Morninp W'ir«ihlpK 00 P M. • Yming Peopip';

, II) P « . • EverinK Evan 'iMI*, i t ^rvlce.

Weduenday

I P00 P.M. - PrajT and B\bUI Study.

BHII t; BAPI' ' ' f'H16114 WoodlKld Atr.

Gil-rilola. N. J,M. BrL-idley. Pasi. •

9:45 a m. • Bible Sihool. Gt^rgeStclK'iri, Superim 'dent.Classes from two -arsIfirou^n Adults. Wt ive a busin your area.

11:00 a.m. - Morning ServiveAlways a Bible CenteredMessage.

11:00 a.m. • Junior iron torthuse from Second .Tadtdown.

5:43 p.m. - Young People's Meet-ing. BBV'S 16. 7, 8 grade)Mr. & Mrs. George SieboldSENIOIiS Ulifih School)Mr. & Mrs. Brian McMeans

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

Nursery provided all regularservices

Wednesday7:30 p.m. • Bible Study and

Prajer Meeting.

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the Ht Cam*, baptiri (liurch. S ^ t 2 s H^Wa'Tit* [tanwt A Ke% roneral

hi. w t e , Mr. ,»«« W i i u I ^*r*»-

Sirvlv . Mr HMinnie Ma* Smith; > daughter. r

ka Davli. Belmar, and

Kl(llk A.ea»Hal! T . . . * *

MRS VKTOR HiMlllllli

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CHRISTIAN SCTENCBFirst Church of Chrlal

MfeaMGrind and Fnirth Aitimaa.

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Sunday [en";.e. II A.M.Sunday School. 1' A.M.1:15 F..r. - Wed sdaj -

Testimony ?..?etmg.

COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCHLakewod Road 11Shark R»er Bill.

FIRST UNITED METHODISTCHURCH

S.onth Ave. * I) StIHlUlaT

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH130k Air. and E St

Beliinir. N. J.Rev. Tni-odore A, Davis, Pastor

ST. ROSE R. C. CHURCHSeventh Ave. & E SI., Relmar

Monslgnor Peter J. Tcston, Pastor

Sunday Matues

In Die Church7,8:30, 9, 10. 11, 12.5 P.M.

Week Day Massen6:45 & 7:45 - confessions beforethe 7:49 Mass.

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WAli. KWN^iD* - Hn. UmI. RMfahlk '»{ barbjira-layno

Apartments, died Saturday at Jcr( ' . , ,„ *,-••. ' « y shsre Medial Center, Nnp-

rmnn nnmr rmwui m me. *H M fin Mn ^ ria L U a t o i IM was tht* wldo* irf I>r AlbertH, nh<- d M !as! TtHirsday, wpm j Westiake.held .it the D u A c n m i l ] She was born in Kithway and

Belm.-ir. on Monday M tMrf hcrv two yo:irs.'• n Si A.I- sfi dttantfa Vn"A- ',',• I H ,i memher

C«BMt*ff, MMM^MI r-f ( hrist ['nit> (liUrch AslttiryMis liiim#wq VII the widiw irf i'-irk. BBA fbt liahwuy (1ia)it(?r <rf

^i'1"1 UW*Wd Ud WH I for- dM Order of Ka^vrn Star.jrwr rf i K nf ul Ik-'UTiiif Sh** hiid Surwv JHtl *"'*• son, Jfri'mL^LtiI n . in I'l-can QrftSV fur thi' pust \ ! , San Anscliio. Calif.; a sister,atl years. Mrs. GfTtnidl Dtvfa, tfMtfWl!;

Mr-; LnMAaHl m (xim in Red tWfl gnmdfliildren, amt two grtat-fi-iitk Sh»> was a 50-year mem- tir-uidehildren,ber of the Twin City Chapter. Ttie Rdiert C. Neary FuneralK.isli'ni St.ir, Asixiry Park: a Home, Munusquan. WM.S iHtmbM d tlw First Mothodist trf |Church, Bt'lmar; the Susanna Circlr of the Church, and she was

- a life member of the Bdrnar, >

HIT fiisf h u ^ w n d o;n irat«l Ben-octt'i Pish ttetut, Belmar, furmany ycirs.

• : . i i . .;!• . - u " f b y a (1 i ! ' : r i i ' ' •Mrs. WaltM Quclch, Ocean Town-ship: throe -ons, Slcphfii M Ben-nett, Havertown. I'a,; ltii-;-,fll E,Bennett, Avon, and Harold H. B<>n-nttt. here: two si-t in, Mm HelenBfeQiesaty, Nsptttsit, ind NtmRussell Snapp, W;ishinf!t<m, l').C.nine gnmdchildtx'n, and 20 great*;,rrun<ifhildren.

JOHNSONFuRcrcl Kamer ni',{, Air <'t>ritlitiimrdRoute 38 • Wall Township

Modern funeral HomoModernly Equipped

Walter J. JohnsonOirector

681-4455

Why Jo our servicemen buy U.S. Savings

Bonds? Their reasons are the same as

yours and mine: saving for the future,

supporting freedom, And because they're

6ghting for freedom, too, maybe service-

men see the need more clearly than many

of us. Buy Bonds. In more than one way,

it makes you feel good.

NOW—Higher Rales!

Savings Bonds now pay 4.25^o when held

to maturity—and Freedom Shares (sold

in combination with H Bonds) pay a full

5%. The extra interest will be added as ft

bonus at maturity.

And now you can buy the Bond/FreedomShare combination any time—no monthlycommitment necessary. Get the factswhere you work or bank.

US. Savings Bonds,new Freedom Shares

ESTABLISHED 1944 TELEPHONE 681-3900

DANGLER FUNERAL HOMEJ. Robert Gray - Qwnar & Mqr.

"We < ndmvor to serve each family (is if theywere our own, efferbiiQ a warm and friendlyatmosphere, quality and dignified service tomeet i-n-nj financial need".

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

Phone — 681-1587

F m s i BAPTIST Uli'JitCH

1 NWh A«., Vftui O .-A., Beixar!

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

"^ituaied on beautiful Silver Lake convenmniij-located to serve the entire Shore Area.

801 D Street Belmar, N. X_

trO .<•»•>! l i U M l . ' N t » ! M A k K M

THE COAST ADVERTISER Nostalgia Up to Date

A Woed From TB#

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--<«Jv\ tit** « RiMu.ur«>itr |mrt of hia U(e to further!

Sltuh ttf the trim* mid vtokiioday utTUrn, 1 am »urr, li«MHpull their w«ight Hiu. not imuijh Am»rririiaumht* part* of then lives tu fuiltu-t I«if their huMM and thtir Nation. Thry inII Mr ay from the "what'i hi it fur itw" aynrfru[Muitit ami preserve the fr&tlcmft whichgranti-ii. The full duty of ,t tmni as a frett'iid* txyuitd hts own *iilf-intetvBti. Whenprtv.tiis, beneviflttit*? and good will di«.

(loud citisEetiship is much more than u daasroomiutijivt; it \* a vital, daily chore for all free people ifthey hope to remain fret*. It is a debt to the past and anobligation to the future, (KKK! citizenship, like uthct-worthy goals, is the fruit of personal commitment andinvolvement. It is a lolemn contract between the in-dividual and hia government.

In the United States, a -itizen is a part of hia goveminent, a system founded M the rule of law1, not men.Its powers are derived from the consent of the governed.It is established on the principles of freedom, equality,justice, end humanity. These represent the rights andprivileges of citizenship. But rights and privileges areinseparable from duties. Some basic duties of a citizenare to love his country, respect and obey its laws, par-ticipate in its affairs and operations, and defend itagainst all enemies.

In America, the rewards of citizenship are priee-_ I, but the demands are high. If we do not meet the

demands, thert, will be no rewards. To my mind, areal need in our country today is for all people to dotheir duty as citizens.

J. EDGAR HOOVER,

Director, F.B.I.

Ing our information, and we? evervnne wiio reads this does

their part in helping the future.

Sandra StewartMk'hetle ShanahanMuriel SodenW.ill High School

Fuel ChangesCut Pollution

— Significantprogress in the fight against airjollution has been achieved bytersey Central Power 4 lightCompany and New Jersey Power

Ii Light Company as a result ofrecent major changes at theirelectric generating stations.

Two of the utilities' three coa-.entiona! generating stations have

Your County

Agent ReportsIKKf s AND I.KMIK l l l l \ l , t >

year iifaearnings

a H a chore to do beioreApril 13, 1979 weanling to James

Caivano, (tutrkt manager otthe Ajbury 1'ark *> M, ** •••..•,

Stul grad.- changes around trees n

Excavating over sis inches of mHdestroys much vt the surface H

fibrous root system through which ,„•trees obtain water and nutrients,

An attnuai report is due .JI.-AIUh« amount at wages the UKIIVHI-

thefrom a business,

report must also *hcw thewhich wages were

tut eh in cttH-het and Uw "leatherfan" in knit are brought up-

*t«- [••[ the modern miss whodelights in the morale-buildingEaxhiuns she can create Qutck-quick Knit and Quick-Quirk Onchet is the nicest thing that's hap-pened since yam. It means fash-ion at an unbelievably realisticcost. It would be hard to describe

all the various ways

hat was originally the Uiinl

m , Wl lj g J v

WUK.-K Q U I C K , 1 t l B U , d el-IUX-HKT SIE4TH. (KH.K-8 0 * •"*-'•• I

d*?r forHolmes

n currency or moneyk t to le»rfc pattern to Luis '* *s necessary t

tf CaUfonia, Coast Ad regular way, V

that Rwneitfjer the "fascinator," or

3 has been inM H M turf,

Lowering the grade 'or raisingJti tends tu change the todex taibielevel if il w near the surface and l^T**6 « t h l s ^ 1 " ^ u to &**»* are you too young? Ask yourcausu root ar4 soil drying by re- t h e So^tl Security Adminigtration grandmother about it. It's shownmoving the lowoil natural inulch to ^terniin* 1* a beaeficiary here with the "lover's knot" cro-and vegetation says Donald M >^H P^ bT tvil time has re- chet ^oup , tied uoder the chinMohr, Senior County Agent. The ™ I v e d " * c o r r l c t f ^ 1 « b e D e " M •*• w o r « i l «"< also wrapped inend result is a general decline in fHs f o r " » **&• Uiiderpayments the more modern mood of today.vigor branch dieback. or death o r oveniaynieirts are adjusted ac- A pretty rectangular headscarf ir

Trees with c o r * n g t° t n e information given featured instead in the ' " '

Fur ordinary decitatiBg olriKiie than one stiU-h at a time,

to Htncf off to U*. You use the yam

wrtiier, Box «02, IngJrwood. kwn &* » ^ ^4 can only doI (his on the ude of tbe row thatthe slides is on. Again, dont for-

Pleaw print your namv, ad- get to push the enpty needles< nuni |,at.j( to nonwDrklng posittoo-

/mail Q^\ti^h-

Dear Lois: I am having diffi-culty increasing and decreasing

my knitting n 'e me any hel

working position. This should be dotteon the edge next lo the slide Thenwhen tbe slide ii p u M KTOMone stitch is cast on.

To Increase more than one »itcht a time, b

- Juanita J. to working and wind theeach needle starting

nside needle, making

CROSSWORD * * * ByA.C. Cordon the slide Uiat the slide.. bolero, row. Don't forget to push ._..

Sayrewlle Generating Station and by building terraces or retaining early in 1970, the beneficiary Weightless warmth; you can ere- empty needle back into nomvork- 'the 112.000-kilowatt E. II. Werner walls to p r e ^ n e a miximum oi should contact the closest social ate it in one SfWtM from only i nS positions on, when you push ij^l'. .

the feeding roots. A mixture of | security district office. one or two skeins of 4-ply yarn, the slide across, the stitch will be . a r 1^'•, ?LL • u^Jfo L-(jt'iicr.iting Station in South Am-hov. Conversion is undei-way and pejat moss, iealmuld or compost I Mr. Cajvano stattd that the staff Both patterns comes

scheduled for completion earlyin 1971 fit the 128,000-kilowatt Gil-bert G-ei*r;iting Station in HollandTownship.

Ralph F.

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Bovjer, JCPL-NJPLresident, said "the JttTO emission

of fly ash was reduced J>y aboutl Q»J per cent and sulfur diuxide by[more than i# per cenL qver the

1966 «is^j ^ « m »w«hour basis."

"When the Gitbert Station proj-ect is completed," Mr. Boviersakl, "the emission of fly ashfrom these stations will be re-duced to zero and the emission ofsulfur dioxide on a per kilowatt-hour basis will be further reducedfrom 14 per cent to 4 per cent ofthe 1966 values."

Pointing to the cost of the cur-rent program, Mr. Bovier said,at the utilities have spent approxi-mately $5,000,000 including $3,160,-000 at Sayreville; $346,000 at Wer-ner Station, and $1,474,000 at theGilbert Station. The Werner con-version, he explained, had beenvirtually completed earlier andthe recent expenditure was pri-marily for the installation of oilstorage facilities.

The $5,000,000, the utility presi-dent explained, was in addition tothe more than $2,141,000 spent by

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Your mission in this LaieRoots should not be left ex- w c r e y o u m ^ n t to be that Better-

posed. Cover promptly with soil, j^jfplastic sheeting, wet burlap, to of a husband or a wife?

ind i/iil is placed bdiiijil the wallto improve 'Jit' moisture-holdingampacity erf the soil. It also helps

. M I . v m v o u v » a n ; u u i u i n i t B u m utnii j i t u w i u s c o m e s i n s i z e ^ ' - • ' -^ i " " o f t d i u , u j u u w i M i u) I T I U K I : •••• , . ,-. .

at the Asbury Park office. iocaU.-d Small, Medium, and ALL sizes a fuH-feshkm decrease, use a dou- ! J > | J »,'•

to in provide additions! fertilizer, j (ions regarding these reports.a suriace mulch of organic mat-ter, and an occasional QMS water-ing for a year or two to stimulateieeding root development .ami 12)

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at 611 Heck street, will be pleased included in each pattern,to assist beneficiaries with ques- To order Hand/Knitt 577

hie transfer tool and move twostitches in. This puts two stitches

Dear Gladys; When begin»in£ r

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SHORE POETRYrtmove some of the top growth tokeep the leaf surface in "oalanw"'with the reduwd root system.

p g, pteep them moist. The freshly cutends of exposed roots over an inchin diameter should be smootned j

d l ih t

r would a career of sorts^ yO u r dally grind

it l thn j ^ yO u r dally grindand painted promptly with tree As you pursue it lo the endwound dressing to prevent en-trance of wilt- and decay-produc-ing fungi.

If topsoil, mulch and other or-ganic matter is removed duringgrading, it should be kept andsome of it returned to the newsoil surface to add sumus andhelp hold moisture. Do not destroymore of the tree's root systemthan is absolutely necessary.

For a d d i t i o n al information,write or call your MonmouthCounty Extension Service, 20Court Street, Freehold, N.J. andask for the bulletin entitled "Pro-

the Companies earlier for electro- lecting Shade Trees during Homestatic precipitalors to control the Construction1,emission of fly ash and for ash REMOVE TENT CATERPILLARcollecting and disposal equipmentat all stations.

160 PARTICIPATEIN CENTER HUNT

SOUTH BELMAR — More than

EGG MASSESLast spring there was an in-

crease erf eastern tent caterpillarproblems on black cherry, choke

To have that peace ot mind.

We have a certain periodWhile we're here on Earth

That we might answer for ourdeeds

From Death, right back lo Birth

No matter what your goal may beYour future's in your hand

Just do your best in every wayAnd God will understand.

MRS. 1 K E R E B T301 New Bedford RoadS. fielmar

CAMP DIRECTORLISTS PROGRAM

ASBURY PARK — John Marci-ano, youth and camping directorof the Shore Area YMCA, spoke

cherry, apple, and other home to Parent Teacher Groups fromfruit and ornamental trees. i the Bradley Beach School, Sum-

Tent caterpillars spend the win- merfield School, Neptune, and theter as brownish egg masses that tho Dow Avenue School, Ocean

160 children participated in the completely encircle twigs. The Township, on the spring and sum-Soulh Belmar Youth Center Egg eggs hatch during the first warm mcr programs offered by theHunt this year, according to Brad spell about Hie time wild cherry YMCA.Behrman, president. loaves begin to appear . I Air. Marciano described the

Prizes were given to all who Young caterpillars gather in'summer camping programs, in-participated, and special basket limb forks and spin a large webby eluding the Spring Saturday pro-prtzes were won by Tina Giger, nest, The caterpillars leave the gram, starting April 18, a t CampAnnie Bianchini, Jean Gilkspie, nest during the day to feed upon Zehnder, Wall Township.John Reed, John Moriarity, Donna leaves and return lo the nest at Also described were the dayMorgan, Michelle Derosiers, Joe night camp and family camp at CampMiller, and Cathy Heckman.

Prizes were donated by MayorDonald E. Schmidt, Belmar Mov-ing and Storage Company, Certi-fied Television, South Belmar Sin-

fdflir, Chief Bejirman, Weinstein'si Liquors, Jan's House of IceCream, Scal-O-Matic Aluminum,Scorbens and Colony Market.

The Youth Center thanked allwho participated.

To reduce damage by tent cater-! Zehnder and the sumrner-fun-pillars, remove as many egg camp held at the Asbury Parkmasses as possible between now YMCA. The Sta-Hom Camp, atand early April advises Mr. Mohr.' the Long Branch YMCA, was alsoPrune twigs c o n t a i n i n g gRmasses and destroy them by burn-ing.

described.Mr. Marciano said the registra-

tion for the camp programs is lim-Every egg mass you remove ited and parents who arc inter-

will lessen the potential popula-; csted must register the childrenlion of tent caterpillars by 200 to as soon as possible because of300 individuals, itke limit of tre programs.

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Lisks to Mark50th Anniversary

WALL, TOWNSHIP - Mr. and |!rs. Lester Lisk. 2fiO2 Buehanon

Street, will mark Iheir 50th wed-ding anniversary on Saturday,April 4, with an open house in theFellowship Room of the GtendolaBible Church, 1615 Glendola Road,WaU Township, from 3 to 7 p.m.

Mrs. Lisk is the former MaryNacgelin, daughter of Mr. andMrs. G e o r g e Naegelin, PointPleasant.

Mr .and Mrs. Howard Parire, ofRed Bank, who attended Mr, andMrs. Lisk at thoir wedding willattend the open hou.se to welcomefriends of Mary and I-ester on theannivesrary.

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H usedin th<' lii^tmy .riil RlRHM bn-gua^'e dBparlrnents, mo;>t ol whU-htry tit have a BtflUp of pa'Ticirating studenis study a sutijwt in

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area arc also brought in for spe-cial programs for high school stu-d n U who itre particularly inttr-Mtsd in hi^ory Ami tht* univprsi-Lid RjHinsor d;iy-king conformncc;

BOSK [lrojjratrw for hl K•I'hiwil teactol on history as aufejfld :!ti!l on how to teji'h his-

tory.On tho wholi1, though, such pro-

grams are n«t wtdnsKOlli H $w(jucslion remains as to what is toU done lo meet tire new challenge |in teaching history tm tin; college

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Dr. iluthmachvr. a man of ron-rider!*>fe modwty, does not say.thnt here Rutflcrs sp.irkles, butothers do. Tlie hisfory ue[>;irtmonthas long onjoyoti a reputation 68

It ^•ems to be working ;tt lUfrWV, Uuiu^li. Despite ptills show-ing thf number of history majorsnationwide going down while thenumber of political KflMpfl. SOSlology and religion majors is go-ui^ UJI, liw number of history ma-

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Sometimes we get the feelingwe're being followed.

Everybody's gelling into the act.Everybody's making a small car.And since we'vo modfl more of them tHon any-

one else, we thowgril we'd pass along some ihingswe've learned about the business over the years:

first off, there's no doubt about it, the On!/ wayto make an economy car is expensively.

SQ RUIQ N O . I, don't scrimp.Get yourself tho best engineers in the business

and Ihen hire 9,000 or so iop inspectors to keepthem on iheir toes.

Next, try to develop on engine that's not a gas*Guzzler, li you can get II 1o run on pitMs of oilinstead of quarts, great. If you can gel it to run ontair instead of water, fantastic.

Work on things to make your car lost longer,like giving it 45 pounds of paint to protect its topand a steel bottom to protect its bottom.

Important: Make sure you can service ony year,car you make. There's nothing worse than havingsomeone find out that a part ihey need to makeihtsir car go is. r>0 longer available.

Finally, spend less time worrying about whatyour car looks like and more time worrying abouthow it works.

Perfecting a good economy car is a very time-consuming business. So far it has consumed 25years of our time.

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