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VOl. 7», NUMtED 5 •ElMAR, NEW JEI 19, Thunder, April 29, 1971 TEN CENTS ten can imation Program led By Committee p. -The Wall land fill," she sdrjed, "This , Heautification is what the reclamation i has launched an program is trying to avoid." lenta! reclamation Mrs. Krumm expressed I directed at glass her gratitude to Boy Scout num containers and Girl Scout groups who established a distributed posters to inform l center near the township residents of the ! garage behind the reclamation center's opening. till Little League Arnold D. Dauer, tillpn corners Road, president of the Wall Kiwanis SS-gallon drums Club, said the Kiwanis was placed in the very proud to play a role in center; 3 for this drive for a better 3 for colored glass environment. He praised Mr. I aluminum cans. A Parker's "fins effort" in tance from the site coordinating the program. J Scout building for ollection of old Police Seen I site was built for the i committee by Celling New i Kiwanis Club and Parker, Kiwanis repr-tientativt: to the committee, cuonlintcd the SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Police in the "this is strictly borough reportedly will soon experiment," Parker said. receive a pay hike and an "We really don't know what increase in vacation time, the reiftonse wilt be. For the Mayor Peter H. Maclcarie RECLAMATION PROJECT - Arnold D. Dauer, president of the Wai) Kiwanis, and Mis. time Ming, we plan to empty Monday night requested a Adelaide Krumm, beautification committee chairman, deposit glass bottles into drums at trie drums every other week review of salaries and the new declamation center on Ttiton Cornets Road, as Joseph Parker (left) and Wall but we'lj be keeping an eye budgets and asked the police Township Mayor John J. Gassner look on. WINS TRIP TO HAWAII. George Geiger, Belmar Ford dealer, reads letter advising him of award of a week's trip to Maui, on it and, if the volume is committee to forward its Hiwtit, for outstanding sales accomplishments during January-February in national Ford sales contest. The test of Geiger's great We will go to a weekly recommendations for police Mies staff beam their pleasure at the good news. Shown arc: Standing-Sales manager Robert Smith, salesmen Melvin Hulse, collection or even more pay raises, Hospital Will Begin Expansion Joseph Rose, Edward Kelly, William Sherwood. Hulse, Rose and Sherwood received prizes of a week's vacation at Lake frequently." Mayor Maclearie also Kiimesha, Concord, N.Y. from the Ford Company. (Photo by Kokes) Mrs, Adeliade Krumm, called for a review of a c h air man of the vacation schedule in an beautification committee, effort to give borougn To Alleviate Crowded Conditions Women Voters asked 111 residents to please employes two weeks, POINT PLEASANT-- added Mr, Leone. expansion program. Sen. Adlai Stevenson Will Address rinse out all containers vacation after more than one Point Pleasant Hospital will A major feature of the Expanded Radiology and befortidcpositing them at year of employment, begin construction the end five-story wing will be a outpatient facilities, Urge Sewer the reclamation site. In other action of May on the largest 38-bed medical- surgical unit including additional "Twre will undoubtedly Councilman Joseph Zach expansion project in its 43 on the fourth level of the tmergency rooms, wiU be Democrats' $100-A-Plate Dinner be some confusion over the requested from the governing year history-a 5 story fiv e-floor addition. Nuw built on the second level. wing-designed to alleviate its patient rooms will be Expansion of the Link For Fort met civ cans," she said, body, approval of an semi-private and equipped Senator Smith had &ssn iAVMtlQWSt anil nuina^eiTient "Generally, beverage cans are expenditure in the amount overcrowded conditions. Hospital's outpatient appointed to Senalur reforms which attracted A $4,050,000 with specially controlled air facilities will include the notional attention. FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. madeof aluminum. They can of $240 to purchase three systems providing maximum Dirksen's scat after Sen. Millon A. Vrecland, be Identified by their shotguns to be used as construction contract has addition of two more Dirksen's death in 1969. In his 1970 contest with been negotiated with the patient comfort. emergency looms for a total Senator Smith, Mr. president of the Monmouth rounded bottoms, lighter standard civil disturbance Richard T, O'Connor, County Council of the weight and they have no equipment. The request William Blanchard Co., • of Another highlight of the of five, and it four-bed Mo n m out h County Stevenson won by a plurality Springfield, for the new expansion program will be a holding area housing of 545,336 votes to lead a League of Women Voters, seams. Most food cans are received unanimous Democratic chairman, said, last week, made public text made of tin. These should approval. wing, which when completed 30-bed Coronary Care floor, emergency patients for 8 "We are delighted that Democratic landslide that in 24 months, will increase which includes a nine-bed brief precautionary period of carried thfc party's local of a letter she has written to not K brought to the Councilman Frank Homer Senator Stevenson has Congressman F. Edward reclamation center. stated that a reclamation the Hospital's capacity to Intensive Coronary Care Unit observation. chosen to speak at our first candidates into office in a 242 beds. Hebert, chairman of the "We ask our residents to program will soon get on the third level. The Hospital's laboratory, S100-a-plate dinner." "Not number of t tad it ionaliy Armed Services Committee wlucli performed; well over only is Senator Stevenson Republican counties. please note the writing on underway in the borough The 174-bed hospital has The Hospital's 10-bed of the House of ilu, t(;V "f each drum. If the and that all aluminum cans been operating to as high as Pediatric .Unit will be 200,000 tests and the son of Clue; 1 out of 4 trade-ins on this best-selier are VW's or other imports. Clue: The simple machine. Simple to own. Maverick Simple to tli ive, Simple to take ore of. Country Squire "^ Clue: The quiet lifxurycaryou can ,.sP Pinto afford to own. Torino Clue: The personal luxury car. T-Bird Clue: Not too hif;. Not too small. LTD Just perfect. Ah, yti, nsitalgia! Ktmtmbtr wh«n you were a kid and you couldn't wait (III it woi !>m« to gi' la fliij You tan rt-: C!DKJ'« somt of t»« untargtltoblt mominti ot your youth and thart) thttn with Ranger XIX Clue; All time sporting favorite. Mustang Pick out em of Amtriea i many camping vtttand take in the great eut «f dMn whin the air Clue: Amprira's No. 1 wagon from ii purtr; the »fcy bluer and tht start brighter, where life ii calm and Mtrsnt. fttlmar-Wall No America's Wagonmaster. twnal it alt far thn tranquiliiing idta They realty enceuroae it, M much ee, they invite y*u »e •atact o CAM*ft ond finance it thru thtir law coif, ea«y en rh« purs*, CAMPtK LOANS. jirrJl Clue: There's one to carry just £ ^-j-^-"-.' about anything. V No one...but no one...can match your Ford Dealer's line. V BELMAR-WALL We're running (hi* Von] Deal- He .1 winner' ers' Bwwpsfcaliw tn B«l vim ta l.Mfltfhcft brarwtthitin*a» mine in find see nur lull line of 2, SfiRl tk» match up into •Hi new ciir^. More niofld^. ycwf fmi ile;il Highway 35 at Rt. 38 Belmor, N.J. Open ev«ry nit. 'till 9 p.m. 681-1600 L PA0I4 THE COAST ADVERTISER, THUI5DAT, APRIL %% 1971 THE COAST ADVERTISER Earth Week Shark River Park Resisting Established in 1892 Observed In Published every Thursday by Coast Advertiser, inc. Development Encroachment A Barnes International Company Belmar School WALL TOWNSHIP - New Jersey's coastal plain Any group of 12 or more James D. Mctgee, General Manag«i Earth Week was observed Nestled among the hills and was the floor of the ocean. persons using the park, for at the Belmar Elementary homes in the township is Some of these fossils, arc an organized picnic or outing 701 Seventh Avenue, Belmar, N. J. School through many man's last stand against the approximately 80 million must have a reservation student activities which encroachment of years old. obtained in advance from the Entered as''Second Class matter at the Belmar Post included science experiments More recent history is Park System Administrative and 'demonstrations, developments in Monmouth Office Under an Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. County, his hopes fur a shown by the number of Offices in Lincroft. pollution posters Indian artifacts found along Reservations arc issued preparation, essay writing, better future and a landmark without charge as a service to to the past. The area is the river and its tributaries. bulletin board displays and There are many species of assure that adquate space the viewing of films and known as Shark River Park will be available. one of the many now being interesting plants and film strips. animals native to Shark River Pine Tree Players Now developed better than ever in Mo n mouth County's The program was under the county. Park, and miles of hiking the direction of Frederick F, trails habitats accessible to parks, as Shark River, are lit Rehearsal For First Musical Palumbo, Administrative Established in 1962 on a Park visitors. financed through the funds 28 acre tract, Shark River appropriated annually by the Assistant. According to The largest trees in the. SPRING LAKE-The redhead. Karen Keller, who Palumbo, student enthusiasm Park has now grown to an County Board of Chosen 350 acre park are found Freeholders. Within this Tine Tree Players of Spring has already played the part for environmental awareness area which now covers about along the flood plain of the six times, he double-cast is extremely high and a great 3 50 acres. Future land budget, the parks are Lake have cast and are now river. These mature Oaks, maintained. in rehearsal with their first them to alternate in the part amount of effort was put purchases will bring the total Tulips and Maples are alive, musical, Tom Jones' and of "the Girl", the only forth in this project. park area to about 800 acres. with birdlife during the female role in the play. The facility is located Officials involved in the ttanrey. Smith's. "The School Superintendent, spring and fall migrations. park system ask those who Fantasiieks", which is Others in the cast, the John W. Buller had high between Wall and Neptune The right flood plain soil also use them to help preserve the scheduled for production on majority of whom have praise for the program and Townships, and is easily supports a large variety of facilities for future May 14,15,21 and 22 at the already appeared in previous hopes that this observance jccessible to most area wild flowers. generations. They emphasizt* productions of "The residents by way of the Spring Lake Community can be greatly expanded Availabie to nature lovers the need for careful use of Center, Madison and Third Fantaslicks." some in other through additional activities Garden State Parkway or fires. Many parts of Ocean roles, include Jeffrey Keller and those who wish to spend Avenues, Spring Lake. so as to be a vital part of the New Jersey Route 33. their free time outdoors are County are still laidened as "El Gallo"; Philip Bologna school curriculum. Evidence of Shark River's with smoke from raging fire Because Director Bill as "The Boy", Dennis Black hundreds of Pitch Pine and Stininio, Freehold, found it past can be seen throughout Oak trees. And hidden which nave destroyed as "The Actor; Bill Lunday the park. Along the river hundreds of acres of difficult to choose between and Jim Brooks as "the Phone Company quietly among the trees are perky brunnctte, Suzanne bank fossils can be found picnic tables and fireplaces. timberland. Fathers"; Irene Niedojeski as which describe a time when Evans, who last appeared "The Mute", and Kevin locally in the Theatre Arts Kennedy as "The Indian", Plans Cables jj Guild production of "The STREAM EROSION EXPERIMENT - Bill Alpiugh, Robert Roper and Jayne Hall study Red Cross 1 Helen Donnelly, who has Apple Tree '; and saucy recently accompanied her the effects of stream erosion. They are 6th grade students at the Belmar School. Manasquan Class Of 1956 third musical staged by Across River * Training Set Ocean Township High School, will accompany on NEWARK-Application Plans 15 Year Reunion SHREWSBURY - Mrs. LETTERS"wEDITOR the piano. has been made by N,J. Bell MANASQUAN - The Jeanette Dempsey, Ann Dod, A.O. Blackburn, liazlet, Telephone Co., lor a Manasquan High. School Rose Dod, Jeanne UoruK, Chairman of Red Cross Ctamitttt Thanks "The Fantasticks" which Department of the Army Senior Class of 1956 is Alexander Kdwards, Edna Hospital Volunteers for is based on the Rostand permit to install two planning a IS year reunion I-ltcrich, Harold Fowler, Jr., Monmouth County Chapter, Will Rititftnts classic "Les Romantiques" is armored submarine cables on September -5, at King's Luetla May Garrettson, announced that there will be the story of two neighboring across the Shark River a new training course for Dear Editor: between the Borough of Grant Inn, Point Pleasant. Gordon Gifford, Robert fathers, who successfully Reply forms will be sent Clifford, Maurice Greco, R ed Cross Hospital The Wall Township plot the marriage of their Avon and the Borough of Volunteers at Monmouth Beautif ication and Belmar. out to graduates and arc to Carolyn Hardy, EUle Hill, Improvement Committee respective children by be returned by August 15. to M i c h e I i n c J udgc, Nancy M e dical ('enter, Long would like to express their forbiding them to see each The application proposes Mrs. Carol Esposito, 1026 Kennedy. Branch, beginning May 3, appreciation to the many other; complete with brick to install two armored Raritan road, Cranford, N. J. Also June La Sala, from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. people who helped clean our wall between houses; submarine cables, to be 07016. The committee is Theresa Leitao, Ja mes -r>vn of litter on April 17, murderous dialogue between placed on the natural bottom also requesting anyone Liberty, Ruth Marflulleg, For the first time, the Wail Beautif ication Day. The fathers; and surreptitious of the Shark River on the who knows the whereabouts Richard Miller, F.dwin course will be given in the combined efforts of many rendezvous' between the western side of the state of the following list of MOMII, Barbara McKenzie. evening for the benefit of chinches, organizations, inevitable lovers. Highway 71 bridge. The graduates to pk'ase call or Robert Newman, Lowell those volunteers who scout troops and individuals The pro d u ction staff proposed cables will be laid write to M rs, Dorolh y Nicols, Dorothy Nicmiec, because of job obligation or have made our community a headed by Producers Ann adjacent to four existing (Harvey) Yencarelli, 1100 I dward O'Brien, Adrian child care have not been able more attractive place to Beres and Bill Murray, cables and will be used for Glenn Street, West Bdmar, Opl-Hof, D&vld Osburne, to receive extensive training live. We would also like to include Stage Manager Betty communications purposes. New Jersey 07719,681-3675 Helen Peterson, Adrienne like this. The training thank Mr. Stanley Kosinski, Brudie; Programs, Jackie The decision as io or Mrs. Carol Esposito, Preston, Carol Rieg, program will consist of over the program coordinator) Mr. Platt; Boosters, Joyce Smith; whether a permit will be address above, 272-6470, Kathleen Ryan, John 50 hours of classroom and .Alfred Siemers and the Tickets, Richard Havens; issued will be based on an Semiak, Carole Shot well, Joy practical instruction in employees of the Public Publicity, Cleo Zizos. Ticket evaluation of the impact of Those addresses missing Stefan ell i, Claudia Stinson, helping the nursing staff to Works Department for their information and reservations the proposed work on the are: Ham mad Ali, Lois Evelyn Sullivan, L:lma take care of patients. contributions to the success may be obtained by public interest. Factors Armitage, Kenneth Bahrs, Torrance, Barbara Wegeman, of this day. contacting either Mrs. Joseph affecting the public interest David Bawden, Lawrence Mary Lou Wilson, Joyce Those who complete the MacDonald in Brick Town or include, but are not limited Black, Thomas Brown, Wynn, Elinor Yasna and course will be capped and May we remind our Mrs. Robert Neary, in Spring to, navigation, fish and Frederick Brugger, Lynne prompt replies would be will be able to work as residents to plant red Lake. wildlife, water quality, Cameron, Ronald Clark. Lee greatly appreciated. Volunteer Nurses Aides in geraniums, our town flower, economics, c onservat ion, Dalton, Rose Deleney, t h e various hospitals in, on June 5, "Keep America aesthetics, recreation, water Monmouth County. For Beautiful Day." It is only as supply, food damage POLLUTION POSTERS-Martin Ricca, Joe Miller, Lance Morris, and Chris Beckwith, further information call Mrs. each family takes an interest prevention, ecosystems, and observe posters on the wall in art class. All are 5th grade students and many classes Center Plans Course Blackburn at the American in our town that we cun live in general, the needs and parlicipaled in making these posters. Red Cross, Monmouth up to our motto—"Progress welfare of the people. County Chapter, Telephone with Pride, Beautify." m For Expectant Parents 741.-3443. NEPTUNE - Jersey discussed will be: anatomy Shore Medical Centcr-Fitkin and physiology; nutrition, Poet's Corner Hospital, Neptune maternal and fetal: changes OLD FRIEND Distinctive announced plans to begin a during pregnancy; labor (Written for my old dog, series of Preparation for procedures, and what to Hutch, friend of my Parenthood Classes for expect during delivery. boyhood days, who deputed expectant parents in the "The major goal of our recently for that Uig Fire Neptune Area. program," said Mrs. Yaros, Hydrant in the Sky.) Classes will be held from "is to promote physical and PRINTING 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Monday emotional preparation for We've had a lot of good evenings starting May 3 expectant parents for the times together, through June 7. Each class ex perience of pregnancy, Old friend, you and T, will be divided into two labor and delivery and new And now you walk on parts. The first hour will parenthood." shaky limb. consist of lect ures, And settle with a sigh; discussions and films. The "It is our intention to Your weary head laid at Make Us Your second hour will be devoted provide an outlet, through my feet, to teaching proper body which concerns about Your muzzle, grown ao mechanics, mild breathing pregnancy may be voiced, to grey. and relaxing exercises. Mrs. assist expectant parents in You look at me with "One Stop" Dolores Yaros, R.N., clinical handling common problems age-dimmed eyes. instructor at the Medical and to aid parents in And whine, and seem to Center, of Fnglishlown, will participating in the birth of say; Printing Center conduct the classes. their baby." "Remember the fun that Husbands are encouraged Persons interested in we always had? to attend with their wives. registration in advance, or The games that we always Class size will be limited to persons desiring additional played? twelve couples. information may do so by Running across the fields calling 775-5500, But. 3)5. When we were young and We have the complete facilities Various topics to be unafraid? There wasn't a cat in the and know how to successfully serve neighborhood your every printing need. Letter- That wasn't afraid of me, GIRL SCOV Yel now thty walk right press, offset, engraving are all part by me. of our service. We print color or And 1 don't even seem to see. black and white. Call us, compare BEACH EROSION EXPERIMENT Tori Berry, Cynthia Henson, Brelton Richardson, How have you managed NEW to stay so young, our quality and prices. Barbara Klysser and Richard Snyder study experiment showing the effects of beach erosion and pollution. All are bin grade students. . We hope you're Keeping a picnic and day at delightful While I am growing old? your fingers crossed for more Allaire some Saturday soon. Oh well, I guess I'll go lay rain we need so much We know (hey can't help but by Hie fire, STATIONERY • CATAL06S more before the danger to hve fun in the "Deserted, For the day is growing our wood lands abates Village", dim, completely. As a result of and I am growing cold." •USINESS FORMS • ENVELOPES the statewide lire emergency CAMP OPl-N IIOUS1- is -by Arthur Scott Brownie'; nf 2§4 postponed this Sunday, May 2, so come ANNOUNCEMENTS . ADVERTISING their Saturday outing at visit your area tarn ps, Samly Hook, new dale lobe Nomoco and Sacajawea, OUR LIBRARY announced later. We know from i p.m. Io 5 p.m. The AD BOOKS . PR06RAMS . BROCHURES 1 Books are like Friends, tin girls were disappointed, fide to these beautiful camps some old and some new hut we hope they heard the is an (.'movable one. CAMP There is no limit the good POSTERS • BUMPER STICKERS • LABELS Saturday radio news NOMOCO is on Nomoco they can do concerning smaller Mazes in Road, beyond 1 urkey You learn so much as you Fatontown and llarlshorne Swamp County Park. Take '• -"I thru the pages wood, which is in M ROUT? 5 24 WEST, cross Navpsink m very dnsi' tn From beginning to end Route 9. and continued on right thru the ages. Sandy Hook. We all prefer 524 h. UORdlA ROAO. being 'safer' tban sorrier! The subjects are many, on on which you will turn Peace and on War Monmouth County's 1 i II NOMOCO ROAD Today's Problems, the Wearing official-looking I OKkS IO 1HI RKiHI off drug and oh! so much more. name tag;, identifying them (ieorgia Road You can travel thru Most Complete Printing Plant as iii'k|>ates from Sandpiper CAMP SAC A JAW? A is hooks visit so many lands neighborhood. Mrs. Marie on Route S24 between Perhaps bridge the gap, 5ber>|tarii. neighborhood t armiiiRddU' ami Adelphia. when one under stands. • ha urn a n, Mrs. Dolores Look for Monmouth Council The Library attracts Ihmler and Mrs. Oiire Meadquartrrs right on '524, many (he young and the fcn her will mint outgoing and you'll be at the old. Offset — Letterpress rhauman Mrs Ann Lowe camp. ONI- WORD (OR A The k nowledge t hit's and the other Sandpiper f I W) Or ADVlCF-t Because gained is better than gold. representatives from Avon, of the current forest fire It's a must for students Bradley Beach, ami OoMfl L drove ui the annual meeting i-s('t ! utlK today. ol the Monmouth Council of always the r>r«ssibiity of a last instant information helps Girl Scouts, being heki at minute closing of the camp them on I heir way. COAST ADVERTISER t.ibhs Hall, tort Monrmmib. area ••• Wisdom gained won't be ton«ht al ft 30 Notebooks It would be a very good lost and tor most put it's • nd pent ih standard idea to call Council frte AIR POLLUTION EXPERIMENT Gwm MrCMbn B«.t i rr 1 m. I Hlm.n Mr Frmk accessories foi the evening' Hfadquartrr* to mtke sure Thank God for all books DePidovi. sconce u.a,-h« *nd L.nd* Simpm* look »»ct . xpenrocni to show how • * • Open fkmm is Mffl in effect. in each Library CALL 681-6000 pollution iffertfl ihr amount of wnjiihi rm-hinitfir wtlt 1 hev ire 7th gndt students tt C Ol'NCll. TfLfPHONt Mrs.M&eRriff •* 0*4-*** ***** if < Brownie foaofl 221 pkns m urn R a in • H South Baimm THE COAST ADVERTISER, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1971 PAGE 7 Trinity Ushers Lead Wall Stadium Opens Saturday With 14 Events WALL TWP - Fourteen Toms River, George Schaefer defending champion Doug events, including three of Manasquan, Pete Cohb of Craig of Levittown, T'a., League, One Night Left feature races, are on the Matawan, Ed Geible of Brick Tony Romlt of Cliffside Township, and Jim 203 for Memorial. Ballard agenda when Wall Stadium Park, Jerry Wall of Little . ASBURY PARK-It's rolls out another auto racing Sturtecky of Lakewood. Falls, Len Duncan of going down to the wire in Methodist won three from Avon. Bob Jamison hit a 204 year Saturday night. Norm Janwich of Lansdale, Pa., Joe Lacy of the North Shore Church Heading the program wilt Ilunttngton, Long. Island, Bowling League, when the for Ballaid. Matawan who In the last be the modified-sportsman three campaigns captured the and Bob Watkins of final night comes up on Wanamassa Christian Levittown, Pa. Wednesday at the Asbury Reformed and Craftsmen 2 stock cars which will novice and limited sportsman Lanes. split two points each. Charles compete in three qualifying crowns and who finished Gates will open at 6 p.m. Vernon hit a 210 and 567 events at 12-laps each, a second last year will be for this season inaugural with Trinity Ushers, ahead by series for the Craftsmen. 10-lap consolation, and a stepping up into the the first event scheduled to 1 VJ points, lace second place get the green flag from Russ Snyder had a 204, 35-lap main event. modified division this season. Shoremen in a bumper night The semi weekly The TQ's will be led by slarter I'ete LaVanu at H p.m. and a surge by Shoremen Frank Wilgus a 200 and Paul attraction, the Limited could turn the tables. Burkhardt hit a 591 series on his 201 game to help St, Sportsman stuck cars, will Shoremen gained a point tour the Route 34 oval in on Trinity Ushers last night, Paul's Ushers take all four points from First Methodist, three 10 lap qualifiers, a Boat Show Scheduled taking all four points from 10-lap const and a 30-Iap Calvary Baptist. Watt Asbury Park. Charles Gamble hit a feature while the third Turssovis had u 211 and Ray attraction, the visiting Thiee Curling 95 lbs. keeps Gary Shibla busy at Manuqiwi High. McGirr hit a 201 for the 200 and John Taylor had a For Seaside Heights Shoremen. Trinity Ushers, 5 55 ssjii&s as F irst QuartM Mldgats will set sail meanwhile, weru taking three Presbyterian, Asbury Park, in two eight lap heats, an SEASIDE HEIGHTS- information, from Craftsmen 3. Frank won three points from eight lap consi and a 25-lap Something brand new will I'e A feature of the show will llollled Trinity with his 201 Belmar Methodist. feature. added to the popular he an exact replica of a and 537 series. Bob Rosseil of Bourdwulk scene at Seaside pirate ship. The replica, .'7' In the battle for third The Stand ings: READYING PARADE PLANS - Reviewing plans for the Hordentown, who captured 1 bightf. T Ue first \ JI mial lonp with a |4* beam will be place, West Grove Methodist Trinity Ushers 86 Belmar Little League Opening Day parade on May 1st are the modified division point Used Boat Show wiJl be held manned by a full crew of Shoremen 84fc championship last year will on the weekend of May men and girls. The Buccaneer moved into that spot with a (left to right) Frank Loftus, Baseball Director, Mary [inland. replica was the first prize three point win over last West Grove Meth. 82 Parade clowri and l-.liv,a McGill, Parade Chairman. lie in action this week 15-16. week's third place team, BelmarPresby 81 defending his crown. Pushinu T % 9 Seaside winner in the Mummers Pay BelmuT 1'resbyterian. Things Craftsmen 1 TJH Rosscll to the 'wire will be Businessmen's Association Parade in Philadelphia. H is could change again in the Craftsmen 3 70 Belmar Little League Opens (iil Hearne of Jacohstown, are sponsoring the Show on owned by Herbert and John bumper play. Craftsmen 2 69V1 tlie veteran Parkas Bohn of behalf of many New Jersey McCrath of Seaside Heights. Bob Stewart had a 200 Memorial Meth. Hit Saturday With Gala Parade Freehold, Jim Hoffman of boating enthusiasts, many of Ballard Meth. 63 Union Beach, defending them unable to afford a new Brady Accepted for Uelmar and Gail Smith league. led the West GTOVC St. Paul's Ushers 63 BELM\R-The Belmar sportsman champion Joe boat at today's prices. A. contingent with his 202 and Avon Methodist 62 Little League of the Belmar Units in the parade will Severage of Wall Township, WicU assortment of boats- will At Illinois College 582 series. Belmar Methodist 57W Sports Association will have Include the Surfmen's Band, two time modified champion. be offered, some with iiltle its Optning Day Vjrade on thflV.F.W, Color Guard, the BELMAR •- James I1. In other battles, First Presby.A.P gSSS Charlie Krcmer Jr. uf "mileage," and in almost l Wana. Chr. Ref. 54/2 May 1. Ceremonies will be Monmoutli Boys' t'luli Drill Lakefmrst. Dick Lewis of like-new condition, ready to Brady of 25U> Moore Aw., a Craftsmen 2 won all four 46 Team, South. Manmuulh. points from Memorial First Meth. A.P. ^ heldut the field cm Uth Avc Cream Ridge, Don Stives of go right in the water. senior at St. Rose High and F, Street, Belmar Community Center drill Outbonrds, out-drives, family School, Belmar. has been Methodist. Bob liberty had a Calvary Baptist 29 teams from Bcimar and llightstown, John Garner of Ron Wjngo presses 110 lbs. in the Weight Lifting Club at following the parade. To Staten Island, Da a cruisers and sailboats will be accepted for admission at the start the season (he V.F.W, Bridle and units from Ihe University of Evansville, in Manasquan High School. Belmar and South Belmar McLaughlin of Toms River, on sale, with a boat available will play the Pat Joyce team Vern Chevalier of Piirlin, and to suit any budget. livansvilEe, Ind. Carmer's Moves Into First Place in tbe major league and the Fire Department and First Aid Squads. Johnny Luhrsof Neptune. Although boat dealers The university is a private, Weightlifting Club Gives Boys BHLMAR - Carmer's 2nd, June Soper, 180; Belmar Kiwanis will play the The limited sportsman throughout the slwre area coeducational, 4-year, fully CJarage took over 1st place Edna Torctlia, 189-231-569. Belmar Lions in the minor More than a dozen clowns contingent Will be looking to will exhibit principally, there accredited institution with 7 by Vi game with 2 weeks to 3rd, Kathy Baier, 171; will accompany tJte parade dethrone Hob Schultz of is still exhibit space available schools and colleges offering Manasquan Evens and distribute balloons. Neptune who picked up his for individual boat owners students a variety of inaior Chance For Physical Development go.Tlte last place team took Dottie Smeaton, 191; Gail Ktitl minor areas of study on two from Weinsteins to Couch, 202-506. Parade time is 10:00 a.m. l irst crown last year. who wish to sell their own actively involved in the dub. Baseball Record and will proceed along F. boat. The Association may the associate degree, MANASQUAN - The knock them out of first 4th,GertAdcock, 172. Expected to he running hard baccalaureate degree, jnd ph i loso phy of the This past year the MANASQUAN - The Street to the Little League in pursuit are Pat Patterson be contacted at. Borough membeisliip increased to 45 place. HUdebrartd Cabinets. 5th, Lois Zulln, 170. Field. master's degree levels. Vfeightllft.ng Club at 6th, Alice Cierpial, 172. Manasquan High School of SkUlman, Mel Cain of Hall, Seaside Heights, for full Manasquan High. Schoolisto members. Mr. Anderson baseball team is in the midst givu any boy in the school a resigned as a baseball coach C.armer s 7th, Vi Burkhirdt, of a 2 game losing streak. chance to develop himself so that he could devote more Garage 56 40 172-203-517. The Warriors dropped a 5-3 physically. time to help Uta wuightlifters 8th, June Dalton, 176. and a 3-1 decision to Henry to develop physically. Weinsteins During the past winter the Liquors 55>/j 9th, Betty Borden, Hudson and llowell Usually at the end of the Township respectively. BUSINESS DIRECTORY club met 3 times a week. Pazieza. 202; Bernice Planer, There is no outside year, awards arc given to 53 43 210-179-544. Senior J im Manser anil QUICK REFERENCE TO YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSMEN competition in weightlifting. f re shine n, so phu mores, NuiseTy Dii Bonnet 44'/i 11th, Judy Clayton, Craig Carlson we» tagged The group participates in juniors and seniors for the Sltt 218-5O8;LilGarber, 171. with the losses. Out 01 the jntcrrourii. competition. best individual SiS'ts, Since Bar 12th, Ethel Fish, 184, aeven runs stored by the ANTIQUES INSURANCE Anders Anderson, advisor, the club is short on funds Zulla Steel, 50 46 opposition, five were stated that 6 years ago there Ihis year, there will be no Inc. Mary Morton, 178. unearned. BUY API'HAISE SEL were only about 9 boys awarding of trophies. Kays Monogram 46'/: High individual game and ESTATES BOUGHT AND SOLD TURN IT INI'> % -\SH ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. 49'A The Warners' conference t'Jiiiti«i'.s, (inns. Cclfli, Clocks, Sold, Silver, Jtwefipy, lunniui Betsy Ross series-Edna Torchia-231-569. record in Class C is 3 wins AUTO — FIRE HOMEOWNERS Motel i$ H igh team game-Wcin- and 1 loss. They are tied LIFE — HEALTH — BUSINESS INSURANCi 47 stein's Liquors-729. Smith's Hardware Takes Title Pat's Diner 44Vi 51}'j with Shore Regional for first BELMAR TRADING POST PITTfNGER PROFESSIONAL PLAZA Coast High team series-lPafcieza place- Sqiiiin's im-rall bUte is Highway 3] I Sylyanie Ave. . Neptune City - 774-3050 BRADLEY BEACH - It's spot, a half game over Coast Nursery-1973. 5-5. lOOS'A V Sireel h»l-.^O7 Belmar all over except for handing Advertiser, with a throe-game Advertiser 44 52 AUTOMOBILES out the trophy to Smith's win uver Bonded TV. Neil General v ht h !1 Hn(1 niil Roofing 42 54 SURF INSURANCE AGENCY Hardware bowlers at the Soch"" a ha" ».. of pramathwa far the prap*f Conttectot Took — Pumps — Cheirs — T*MM CHEVROLET aterlltMtlen of Ibr FOR PIUS FROSHT 'I I Hwy. IS |l/, mile N. Albury Clrde) Wanewmss. - Te*-0!» nerd** %ad etlwr crvaV aMth** MM4. ONIY SET UP \lm*r* are • WAIL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL {'AFI.TIRIA MllNU Week of May J May 7, li)71 Fashion Frosting "A" l-ulu-ll Wcntl, "B" Lunch40cms Sandwich 25 ints. Salmi 15 cnls. Dessert lOcnts. "I'rdly" is back in the fashion vocabuUfy ilnd MONDAY here's A quickly m.itk1 knit llushpuppy "ii Hamburger on Peanut bun w/pk'kk' Potato A Bit, iind crochet dress to make hull w/pkklr Butt,., & Salad Fruits you look your "pretties!." Baked Beans Baked Beans Jelly It's u beginner's dream come Potato Salad Potato Salad true. Ttftbtfl crochets in tl\e Dessert, Milk Desert, Milk Crowning Cluster pattern form the slight A-line skirt and sleeve flounces as well us • E* TUESDAY the cover tor J matching rJ84, iiiaV Scottish Tniil Juice The stitch pattern forms its Meat Pie Sliced Ham Cole- Haniourgftr slaw own seallnpeu edge which is Buttered Corn b ik u lovely contrast to the basic * "! UTeil Corn stockinette knit bodice. Dessert. Milk rerl, Milk l-'dttr-ply knit ling worsted gives it good isotly or use the •/•*'•*• '• new round polypropylene i—jU ~™_ WEDNESDAY yarn if you want it fo be II" W Fruii Juice Lightweight as well. Vruit Juice Chapped Ham Apple Barbecue Perk Carrot Hamburger an s^ilail & Celery CrNp Sizes small, medium ami hun w/pickle Sticks large arc ALL included in n "r•' HOOS1ER MUSICIANS-The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, called one of the fotito Chips m Dessert. Milk I'nialo Chips each pattern. ni I ions best, will be the final Monmoulh Art* Foundation attraction on Wednesday To order. Knit u.,, evening, May 8, at the Carlfon Theater in Red Hank. Conductor of the group, shown above Crochet/6 5 7 Crowning 1 is Izler Solomon, conductor and music director. THURSDAY Cluster Dinner Dress and Bjg, send |i,50 in currency, Spaghetti« ' Vruit Juice I:gg Salad Meat sauce ftamburyer on Tossed check or money order to Two Concerts Will Conclude Tossed Salad hun w/pickle Salad Lois Holmes of California. BAB Tossed Salad (Coast Advertiser), Box Dessert, MUk l \ 6002, Inglewood, Calif. Series For Arts Foundation Dessert, Milk 40301. PtMW print your name, KfcD BANK-With two (Tuesday. May 4| ul 8:.W It was founded in 1^0 and address. ZIP aide and concerts, one by thep.m. in R unison's First Mr. Solomon has been its FRIDAY Macaroni and Ilamhurger on pattern number plainly. Send 85«m ember Indianapolis Presbyterian Chlifcbi conductor since 1956. Under Cole- I'uddini! 15 cents for LAC11 pattern Symphony and one byharpicliordist Kipnis will his leadership the symphony cheese B & B bun w/pickle When the Has strip is in of how much I enjoyed l.F. Potatoes slaw for first-class mail and special renowned harpsichordisi Igor ufier a program of works by season in lndij::jpolis has is handling or 25 cents LACK place, weave the ends of the wearing B turban years ago. Kipais, the Monmouth Arts a variety of com posers cSfjniied to 36 weeks with Coleslaw Coles|4tt bias strip together. Blind ft really is a practical kind of approximately 150 concerts. Dessert, Milk fur air mail. Foundation will finish up its ranging from J.S. Bach tQ the Dessert. MUk Dear Miss Holmes; stitch other edge of bins strip hat ami very useful. Here are two 1970-71 music conternporary Ned Roreni. On April 19, the I received a new knitting to underside of garment. A some directions for making a subscription series next This will be the fourth and Broadway production of the A LA CARTE machine for Chris!mas ami [( bias snip may be made wide turban which is very versatile week. , final concert <»n MAP'S Nii-l Simon hit comedy Entree of the "A" iuncli- 30 cents; Hamburger, 30 cents: Bowl of Soup w/saltines. 15 enough to use as a trim on a and pretty. With No. 8 is a dream cofflB 'ru-. cardigan, using Ihe same Led by Conductor and chamber music-series "IMaza Suite" was the finale cents: Brownie, 1 5 cents; Cup of soup w/saltines. 3 0 cents; American Cheese w/sallines, 10 However, 1 have ihe problem needles and 4-ply knitting Music Director Izler Once again, to attract new of MAF's popular theater cents: Cottage cheese on lettuce, 10 cents; Doughnut or cookies. 10 cents; Hard roll as sewing bias binding used worsted, cast on 35 sts. Work series for 1970-71. of niy hems not being flat. in sewing. It is very attractive Solomon, the Indianapolis listeners, the Chamber Music w/butter. 10 cents: let" cream sandwich or pop, 10 cents: Fresh fruit, when available. Ii Do you have any suggestions in garter stitch, (al! knit) Syjnphony will perform MAF already has lined up cents: Small juice. 5 cents, when used around the neck, shaping as follows: Row 1: Society is inviting new. for correcting tins'! Peart fronts, bottom and sleeves, "WeJnesday evening, May 5,HibKrftttH to iiiMrthisfinat' its ceftceri, theater anil Special salad lunches are prepared daily in a limited quantity. If you wish to have one Knit. Row 2: Increase I st in chamber series for next EMS. fits neccly and lays flat. at 8:30 pjn. at the Carlton concert free if they purchase reserved, please notify the Cafeteria before 930 a.m. Dear Pearl: I usually turn the Dear Miss Lois Holmes: the I st si, k across to last 2 Theater, here, as the fifth tickets for next year's season, and information on tension down 2 points sts, k 2 tog. Repeat these 2 aad final attraction on them is now available. Could you please help me. rows until piece measures Chamber Series on or before interested persons arc invited when making a hem. This MAF's concert scries. the evening of May 4, The Found Money Is Donated To Cancer Crusade makes il slightly tighter than I've cut a lot of your items about 28 inches, or desired Th e pmgrani will be noted Fine Arts Quartet to write or phone the the body of the garment ami out of the paper and JISO length. By working the strip Monmouth Arts Foundation. have your book on 101in (his manner, il will result Tschaikowksy's "1812 heads the list of Chamber P.O. Boy 453, Red Bank: or ALLHNHURST-Found deserving cancer patients in chairman Vincent T. Hirsch it holds in well. Always use a Overture,*' Chatisson's artists appearing on next money, contributed to the Monmouth County during of Spring take, past unit rod or ruler to pull the hem helpful ideas In knitting, but in a bias effect with tapered Symphonic Poem "Viviane," year's series. eaU $424321 April crusade by a girl named the month of March, listed president Mrs. Sidney firm. Slip the rod or ruler never came ucross how to ends, and will tuck in very Waltzes from "Der The Indianapolis Nancy, was announced hy two patients in musing, Leicluer of Elberon, and unit into the hem and give it a make a rurbiin In knitting or easily. Wear a pretty pin with Rownkavalier" of Richard Symphony, one of our Extension Club Miss Winona Darrah, homes, at a cost of $425; vice president Dr. Norman 1 inn pull downward. It crocheting. I've looked in it so that the ends will be should be blocked yarn shops, also department secure and your turban will StfflBSs, and Berlioz' country's top touring president of the Monmouth three patients provided with Sauer of A lion hurst. Col. stores but could not find any ''Symptonie* Fantastique." orchestras, has been heard in WEST BELMAR-Art, County Unit, American practical nurses, for $947.50: Clarence Nelson represented Immediately for best results. stay put. m The preceding evening all bin. three of the 4H states. hooked and crocheted rugs, Cancer Society at the four patients provided with !\e New Jersey Division of At first I tried a large M/.C instructions. Maybe you can c ro c heted articles, caned monthly meeting in Borough household aides, at a cost of the American Cancer Society knitting needle, but found help tne, Mrs. Nick Novasad. chairs, needlepoint, ciewel Hall. In an envelope, S712.40: ten patients at the meeting. they bent too easily. Then a Dear Mrs. Novasad: Copyright 1971, Los work, homesewed clothes, addressed to the unit and receiving 5! public health friend of mine bought a Your letter fBffiitUJlsd. me Angeles Times ^MBERSHIP OPEN NOW! and even a cottonbali bunny postmarked Neptune, the nursing visits, valued at length of brass for me -- il —mm filled the stage as the West Scholarship donation, in the amount of $ 15> ; medications lor \.as perfect and we have used Shore T Maps Summer Activities Be) mar Fxtension club two dollars, was twenty-eight patients, at it for years, Here's a exhibited all articles made accompanied by a note, M, 009.16; one leukemia Exams Sat suggestion from a k nitt ing during the year for their machine owner for I Mfll ASBURY PARK-The operated in the Asbury Park which Tead as follows: patient's hospital bill, Shore Area YMC A is giving a building with some special Homcmaker's Day. amounting to $276: three At Hall facing. I do not use it but "I found this money on pass it on for anyone who i o ng hard look at thetrips each week to County The following officers loan closet items, at $37.85; summer activities this year in and State Parks. were elected, Mrs. Vithe boardwalk one day and I cobalt therapy treatment for LEONARDO - It has may wish it. BIAS FACIV: figure you people can put it been announced by the light of what happened in Our usual community Rochau, President. Mrs. one patient, costing S20C: Using scrap yarn, open cast this area last summer. Agnes Tlio nip sorts Vice to much better use than I and transportation for one president of Croydon Hall on the number of stitches service "Learn to Swim JCLUB^ \|fy MEMBER could, any day. Keep up the Academy thai competitive The Y day camp, located Campaign" will again be run President, Secretary. Mrs. 11 leukemia patient, for $i2. desired tdepending ort width O good work. The note was examinations lor this year's &t facing BMOeaJ tl thein Wall Township, has and we are trying to arrange Barbara Ciunderson and These figures amount to Treasurer, Mrs. Cathy signed simply "Nancy." In $3,894.91, spent in one-scholarship awards will be extreme Idl of the machine. enlarged their program so as for many more of the Conniif. other business, Mrs. Arthur month for the relief of held on Saturday, May 8, at K severaJ rows, ending With to take more children at economically disadvanta&ed F. Krumin, announced that 9:00 a.m. at the academy on carriage on the. right. Join more ages. The Summer Fun Workshops will be set up cancer patients throughout children and adults to I j m fay the Red Oak Woman'iCiub, the county, not counting the LeonardvilleRoad, Leonardo. garment yarn and K 1 rows, Club tor boys and girls-, age 7 participate through funds for the summer to teach of Wall Township, in unit's $501 contribution to 'Transfer outside stitch on through 14, is a program thai may be provided. tailing, crewel chair caning conj unction with the Applicants must be in the left to adjoining needle to and sewing. the Monmouth Medical top quarter of their eighth Monmouth County Unit, will Center Tumor clinic during right, put empty needle out Clendola Grange The group wiU meet on grade classes in area sthoois. STOP IN FOR DETAILS sponsor a second smokiM the month of January. In his Each scholarship carries a of work position, bring a 116 ••Imw Pla» May 18 at 8:00 a.m. Circle withdrawal clinic, next (all. education report. Dr. Allen needle into work position at GU'NDOLA-Membcrs basket for Teen Challenge »Jk ••imar Mill I'lii/d. Manasquan to take a monetary value of $4,000. Mrs. Krumm also noted that B. Kendall, of Red Bank. and entitles the winner to a right of knitting. K 2 rows,* of Crlenilola Grange traveled will he made up at that lime. bus trip to Crystal Caves and an anti-smoking puppet show noted that 3,348 people had Repeat * * for desired to Atlantic Grange in Colls The Reverend Charles 111-7171 Shartlesville, Pa. four-year college preparatory will ba fwturtd by the been shown instructive and course at Croydon Hall, length. Take off on several Neck to present an exchange Bisset of the Baptist i n f o r m alive films during rows of scrap yarn. To getprogram. Lecturer Betty Tabernacle, Belmar, will be drama workshop of the New Since 1950, 26 area students the desired length it may he Jersey Stale Federation of February and March. A total Rierson started the program visiting the Grange on May of 3,191 dressings were have been the recipients of necessary to move all thewith a skit, Overseer Steve 28 to tell the Grangers of Women's Clubs, at the stitches back to the loft side federation's annual packed by the unit B sewing the awarii. Wilson presented the musical Project Outreach. Seventy groups and 1,856 dressings The scholarships honor of machine once or twice. section accompanied by convention at Atlantic Cily. Crochet one edge of bias college students from (Your Mother loves you, no mailer what. in May. Submitted by Dr.distributed during March. the memory of Dr. Thomas pianist Mrs. Alice Jfinck, Christian Colleges all around Among those present were McVey of Atlantic Highlands strip to underside nl' bottom A dialog between Country Charles L. Zukaukus of Long of garment using sc. It is easy Branch, the unit's home care past co u n I v crusade and the well-known Cousins, Mrs. I-.the! Morris the country will be brought Monmouth County to adjust since hold ends of and Mrs. Lizzie White was report on help givtn 53 bias strip are on scrap yarn. into this area to conduct: Freeholder, (he Honorable j: iven. A not her skit was personal evangelism on the Marcus Daly. presented by Mrs. Alice beaches, a coffeo house Hind, and Mrs. Dorothy Van ministry, and weekly Baored > why not stirt Mother's lin.ini concerts. They will be Day early and make if last a y Municipal Judge Clarence housed in Riverview longer? r T\ * lltTUIUTCttdULHICI l.hrlich will he in charge of Academy, a Christian school ic'll enjoy a Big Hug S^ 1 / BM0OO-H1MS the May 12 program. A fond in Shark River Hills. iuet, freshly cut from green houses arid gned in our shops Ml MM SHUT WHIT IEKI ruii'ii! ly located in »T and Neptune, e also have a fine tion ii! potted plants, flowers and "We Were Discussing Insurance and •ajirs,.. Remember a iilMother. the Name . , . iletc content* of house CONNELLY-BERGEN-CAMPION sale. J10 U<) Ave.. ar. Between 1 A. 5 p.m. Inc. Came Up' 704 Belmar PIAM (Ninth Ave.) Dial • 681 1398 Ulmai, N. J. Anyone Who handles Food Must Be Careful WALL TOWNSHIP I omf and drink (hat »rt not mrpfullr handled] DOG OWNERS Send an land prepared ran be a sourre of food-borne III i I ncs,s. HIT tLiitiria spread easily from hand) to I FTD Big Hug bouquet earl* d and then multiply quickly Effective hand I FREE RABIES INOCULATIONS shine is ronsidfrrd to h< the niun! Important I |sniKlr rnnlro) in fifthtinf tnii typ« of mfrrttnn | AT THE FOLLOWING «,>ver li.mili- food with any sort of opra < infected RMT Always wash hand* after! FIRE HOUSES: I touching nose furr, or hair II would alas bel STAJUGUN MOULDING I A good tdta to keep & | ST. ROSE SCHOOL CAFETERIA MENU May 3 to May? Typo *A' Lunch Monday, May 3 Sloppy Joe Sandwich on Soft Roll, Buttered Carrots, Home Made Spiced Cake, Milk. Tuesday, May 4 raMten Rice or Vegetable Soup, Chicken Sand Sandwich, Pineapple, Milk. Wednesday, MayS Home Made Meat Balls, home made corn bread, Buttered Rice, Apple Sauce, Teas, Milk. Hot Dog on Roll with ustard, Baked Beans, Chocolate Pudding, Milk. Friday, May 7 Tomato Soup, Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Home Made Cookie, Milk We Salute DANIEL J.O'HARA dedication far above the T3VC PHO, Vietnam- average. Army Specialist Four Daniel Spec. O'Hara received the }. O'Haia, son of Mr. and award while assigned as an Mrs. Wilbur J. O'Hara, 2212 infantryman in Company A, Hadley Court, Belmar, 4th Battalion, 21st Infantry recently received the Army of the Division's 198th Commendation Medal while Infantry Brigade. serving with the Americal Division near Due Pho, WILFRED JONES JR. Vietnam. CAMP AMES, The medal was awarded Korea - Army Private First for meritorious service. Such Class Wilfred Jones Jr., service can be over an whose parents live at 2 FUTURE MEDICS- Miss Ann Cutt ridge, R.N. of Belmar on the Pcdutiic stiff of Jersey extended period of time or Hill view Drive, Neptune, Shore Medical Center-Fit kin Hospital, Neptune, tells "future nursenurse " Jacqueline Walker of for outstanding achievement recently was assigned as a Likewood (right) and "future doctor" Michael Force of Belmar that National Hospital in a single situation. In either gate guaid With the 110th Week begins on May 9. Many activities are planned for the week including the wearing of case, the recipient must have Military Police Company at buttons by personnel with the inscription "your hospital cares", similar to the buttons EAGLE SCOUTS WITH PARENTS shown at Walt Township Troop 194 Court of Honor are: (left to right) Kevin Murphy, de mo n si rated skills and Camp Ames, Korea. worn by the four year old youngsters *nd Miss Gutttidge. Mr. & Mrs. Mclvin Murphy, Michael Papay, Mr. & Mrs. Michael I'apay, Michael Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. David Stanley, Edward Meyer, Sf. ind Edward Meyer. GOOD LUCK Some cars Troop -I'M of Wall Seymour and Mark Miles "Bbwnship held a court of each advanced to Life Rank. honor, iast l-tiday, at the A special ceremony hy Sports Association Wall Intermediate School. the Order of the Arrow Over 200 parents, scouts and dance team inducted Gwfge FOR YOUR guests attended the covered Snow, Chester Brant and dish supper. Ray Daley into the Special guests were: Gen. Tenderfoot Rank. pretend they cost low (Ret.) Chester A. Charles, The Order of the Arrow 1971 Dist. IV Committee dance team presented a Chairman; Les Luyscn, Dial. program of several Indian IV Scout Executive; Rev. dunces followed by a special Milton Le Compte, Pastor of p!B5*fltflUon Of the Eagls Little League the Wall Methodist Church; awards to Kevin Murphy, Fatinr Vincent oi Our Lady Edward Meyer, Michael of Mount Carmel Church; Papay and Michael Stanley. like a Chevy. Joe Cardcll, Order of the Following the call for the- Season Arrow dance team adult retiring of the colors, Brian advisor; ,Bob Mayberry, Peters played Taps on the Leader of the Order of the bugle. Arrow Dance Teajn and Story Hour Mayor Jack (Jassner of Wall Township. BUHEIL-BENI-HIHE.. Plaques were presented to CHILDREN'S SHOP Don Klderidge and John Kinii in appreciation lor 921 F STREET BELMAR many years service to Troop 194. A Dutch oven was presented by Les Loysen to the boys who participated in Winter l:on;sttnirg. I hey Taylor's •<*/0k> were: Ronnie Krolt, Mark Miles, Brian and David Peters, Jeff Jarvis, lid Meyer, Pretend! Jeff Rord, Doug Ingles, Jeff Because Chevys are built Ilka the finest which don't begin to gtv» you vtoert Miller, James Walton, Tom Hardware Tommaro, Fred Tice, Andy cars, a lot of the more expensive mokes are Ch^vy cars give you. Lambert, Henry Void. Mark 10th AVENUE ft hard pressed to show why they cost more. They're hard pressed to show how they Van Saghi and Charles F STREET BELMAR Thai's tough to show. compare in car. Clayton. So, Instead, they pretend to cast fow like So they pretend to be lower in cosh Five boys who received a Chevy. But when they start adding the things their First Class Rank wore: Brian Peters. Wade Chris Van But the come-on price they dangle be- you want, which come standard in Chev/, Sag Hi. Tim Ingles, ami David fore you grows pretty fast when they add that prica difference starts fading away. Stanley, Jr. all tha other charges. if" net-net !si tfie value which w»Gievy Charles Hull, James Reynolds, Rcnnie Krott, Jeff On the other side of the coin, there are •rs offer you Is tha positive mMt No Ford and Jell' Jarvisreceived lots of Httle cars, domestic and foreign, wonder you keep us first. their Star Rank. David Peters, Mark Your Chevy dealer's deal | FUEL KEY CHAIN DOOR >» - ALARM GUARD OIL A l.u m i';ui I'<-Mt -mil ilum lmkul Midi (linmn ••plalrtl. is for real. KSK fe^^*&s DISSTON BELMAR MOTORS mm **. J7 1Q CORDLESS 800 "F" Strut, Btlffltr ELECTRIC TOASTMASTER 19.99 GRASS 4 slice toaster. Compart Mp siitgl<> SHEAR control upcruUon. 1. 2, 3 or 4 dices. aiWSl AMERICAN FUG SET 3.39 • I x .1 QBMM twilling 'I- wt Hjlh iivlm-last pnttltfl rtais nntl sliijM's, MM Invilmr ami lirass j^uiiiliiciG. S.HUvalur ONE STOP FOR SO-ft. SUPPLEX ALL rOUR HOME GAROEN HOSE 6 39 HEATING NEEDS! All arallirr >lu\l IIIJM.. ir'nil'inc'il «Hli nylon enrd. I lanxfiarcnt MH pomtt, V Budget Paymtni 3/8" d» *Kft Rnth in i old V Service Plans xnllhn. III'W .,ilu,. V Automatic Fill V Replacements & HUNDREDS OF OTHER Installations SENSATIONAL ttl-IMO SALE ITEMS! STERNERS TAYLOR'S HARDWARE II* < K «. AVB. 10th AVENUE ft F ST SI10611 BEIMAR MLMA*. N. J. > PAGE 6 THE COAST ADVERTISER, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1971 IEOAL LEGAL .LEGAL ..TAKE NOTICE thai an the ADVERTISEMENT Establishes • 33rd day or ApfU, 1971, the* BHtlUJl-H SALE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Jmey on May 12, i<>71 at Board of Adjustment of Ihe SUPERIOR COWtT OF NtW JERSEY PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING p.m., prevailing time. Borough of Dclmar, after a CHANCERY UIVISIUN AND MAINTAINING A Copies of specifications Calling Service CLASSIFIED ADS public hearina, rocommundud to SANITARY LANDFILL SITE roposal forms moy be ohti ihe Board of Commluioners of ""ttfiffi FOR DISPOSAL OF REFUSE, Ey prospective bidders fall.rom thu Ihe Borough of Delmar. that (he TRASH AND GARBAGE FROM NEW SHREWSBURY - Deadline CLASSIFIED TUESDAY. 2 P.M. Jersey Realty Stlai Compuiy, i New Bids must rja* mad* on t!ie A nttw calling service for npplication uf Sam, Irving &, , .- THE TOWNSHI1 P OP WALL, Fred Mendolson, 600 East 18th W, Miles Jr. d! UUwr a MtMlkal, hish iNEW JERSEY proposal form In Hie elderly citizens sponsored by SI-. '"'"ion, N.J. for premises wile, et tie,. iWean* therein designated; must DO the Monmouth County 2Ot-2O3 Third Avenue, tots 1 & fly virtue ol a writ uf axMutlon In enclosed in sealed envelopes To Place An Ad Call 493-3000 the abovf ittted (cticn to mt direct»J Healed proposals will be received Welfare Board has been a, Block 31 on BotoHBh of I shall eipoa* lor stla it public virdua. by the Township of Wall In the bearing the name uml uddreu uf Belmar Tax Map for a varianco to •t Ui« Court Houi* In Ui» Borough ot the bidder and marked "Proposal endorsed by the MCOSS permit construction of a 14 Township Hall, Monmouth for furnishing Police Clothing REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE •fr«hold County of Monmouth Ntw County, New Jersey, at a regular Family Health and Nursing HELP WANTED MALE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE family multiple dwelling be Jtraev an Monday Hit 3rd dny et May, meeting on May 12, 1971 at and Equipment," und muni be Service. Miss Winona Darrah, wanted mid that determlnatiuii 1911 at 2 o'clock, I'.M. v.M, Vt*' 8:00 p.m., prevailing lime for accompanied by the following: by said Board of Adjustment lias 1-A certificate (consent of R.N., Director of MCOSS, QO(NQ OUT FOR MORE BUHINEI MONMOUTH BEACH- buen filed In the office of said VkUilhl llill*. supplying and maintaining a VALUES TO, NOW OAKHURSTKHU - English Tudor ALL that cirtain tract or pared of unitary landfill site for the etyity) from a reputoble has stated that this service is Iniiefiprlufl Mittrtu Ra vine room,, with fln, pli Board ut thu Municipal Buildijig, land aitmit lying ami being in tht disposal of all refuse, trash and rance of great benefit to many Dclniar New Jersey, and Is Township at Ntptuns County at Mon- .. ...h .f fact that if the bidder is JUNIOR orloxffiBrlrwai ai.95 24.9 available fur inspection, inoulli tnd State of New Jerwy: garbage from the Township of people living alone. She Oueen SuSue Com* Wall, outside the boundaries of succesiful a surety bond will he added that MCOSS public pla» laltt 2B»SB I'rank J. McCormuck 4 5,0. and 7 in Block No, S-3-11 on the Township of Wall, but within filed for the perform mice of a map untiiWd: "M«p of Aibury ten miles driving distance from contract. health nurses are alerting MILITARY 311,15 Cables Wwt. Towiuhlp of Naptuna, the intersection of State ?-A certified check drawn to their patients so that they !?""'""•" 2Z"ning Hoard of Adjus[nie[u MonmouUi County, New Jtrnv EcUe Highway No. 35 and Allaire the order of the Township of may avail themselves of tfie 4Sa Plact e Bedroom 24B.BB MANY OTHER CHOICE SELECTIONS 1" • 100' Sept, 3, 1951" filed in Road In thu Township of Wall Wall In an amount not Jess than S Wonnwulh County Clerk'i CClce Goto- calling service. FFamous Make Studio 10% of the amount bid. and OFFICERS Couoh 128.95 HARRY S. ROWLAND, SR. Realtor delivered at the place und on the lunk lads Complate OBDINANCK NO. 4, 1971 hour above specified. The "Reassuring Calling 124, IB 7B.B6 17 BROAD ST. EATONTOWN 542-0228 AN OUDINANCH AMENDING THE ABOVE _ _ The Township Committee Service" works like this: 8-5-13K Folding l«de 3t.ll 14,9 In aoeordine* with a auryay maoa ay ,,.._., for the term IK i reserves the right to reject any or Dlnsita Sate 7B.9B 64.9 CHAPTER 121 ZONING OF January 1, 1973, und ending selected and trained 1«9,S THE CODE OF THK BOROUGH 1 all bids as ducmed In the best Sapintlna from tht service ei»rf Lllvng Room Sale 24*,SB OF SfRING LAKE HEIGHTS Sooth " BeliW, N*J., daU March'», December 31, 1973, InInterest of the Township of Wall volunteers regularly Atwra youf*«lf tht prolaaaloiia NADLERS DISCOUNT FURNITUSE MARIE COX AGENCY HOUSES AND APT5. accordance with specifica.ions COMPLETE SELECTION OF SO AS TO REGULATE 1 he mcotUntats amount e* Via juog- so to do, and to hold ult bids ami telephone individuals who tiMtmant, auidanc* * oaunHl 27 Monmouth SI* Had lank OPERATION AND LOCATION on file with thu Township Clurk. proposal guarantees for fifteen lln» of our Military Officer 747