Vol. :i No. '2(> Wednesday, May !). 11(73 13 Cents School’s structural soundness questioned after ceiling falls lt\ l>a\ id Thaler in the design,” Fredericks KEYPORT said. Damage caused by a The engineer will also tollapscd ceiling at Keyporl inspect tlie building tc High School will be assessed determine whether it is tonight at a meeting ol Ihe structurally sound. Board of Kducatoin as an None of Ihe debris will Ix engineer attem p ts lo d e moved, Fredericks said, termine whether the building until the inspections have is safe. been completed. The school has been closed The closing may force the since a plaster ceiling over board lo extend the school four classrooms and a corridor fell Sunday, crash ing through a suspended Board to open ceiling. school Monday The plaster was part of the Key port High School ceiling of whal originally will re-open M onday, was a combination audi Board of Education torium-gymnasium, Super President Earl Hallam intendent of Schools Douglas said last night. Fredericks said yesterday. The school will re The area was converted into main closed (his week eight classrooms- four on while engineers search each of two levels approxi for evidence of struc mately six years ago. Fre tural damage, Hallam dericks said. said. Rut, acting on the Several weeks ago, Fre assumption that (tie dericks said, cracks in the building is structurally ornamental plaster encasing sound, (lie hoard last Ihe ceiling beams were niglil decided to resume noled. and an architect was classes .Monday. asked lo determine whether r the beams were damaged. year one week, he said. The They were not, Fredericks official calendar provided said. 184 school days, four more "There was no indication than the minimum required that anything was wrong by the state. Because it was with the ceiling," Fredericks not necessary to close school said. because of snow this winter, A structural engineer the spring vacation was yesterday began reviewing lengthened by one day and the original plans for (he three extra days remain. school built 47 years ago Fredericks was optimistic Plaster froiii .ceiling of. old gymnasium fell 2I| feet into lour classroom s a.nd this i orrido|- i Photo, by Herman) to “see if there was an error that no .structural damage would be found. MRTA rejects offer of 13% over two years No estimate of Ihe cost of repairing Ihe dam age has been made. Fredericks said, although a new suspended , Mediator fails to settle teacher contract ceiling will cost approxi m ately S.").(ion. F red erick s called Ihe $.">,()()() ’’just a MATAWAN county." depends on the conditions." missal procedure." sabbali the school year, which ends small portion of Ihe antici A two-year contract call The two-year term was In addition lo the salary, cul leave, fewer days in the June 2ft. Miss Panos noted pated repair hill. Electrical ing for a 13 percenl salary suggested by the mediator, guide, issues which Miss school year, and higher pay that Hazlet teachers work (Continued ou Page 1(1) increase lias been rejected according lo Miss Panos. Panos said are slill lo be for supervising extra cur lid days during the year and by tlie Malawan Regional "We have never rejected Ihe resolved include the teach ricular activities. that Hazlet schools close Teachers Assn., ending a t concept of a two-year con ers' requests for tuition Malawan teachers pre June 14. Board seeks tempts to reach a settlement tract." she said. "It all reimbursement, a "fair dis sently work 187 days during (Continued ou Page 11 * through mediation, Marie way to avert Panos, MRTA president, said yesterday. split sessions A mediator appointed by Council seeks Allen’s help Ihe Public Employee Rela Bv Joe King tions Commission has asked MARI.BORO PERC to assign a fact-find Double sessions in town ing panel lo the case. Miss ship schools in September Panos said. in obtaining funds for BRED may yet be avoided, as a ‘•Mediation has failed." result of a suggestion at last she said. "We are now going MATAWAN TOWNSHIP mouth County Action Pro •has had to curtail ils The county has hinted lhat week's Board of Education inlo fact-finding." Continuing ils efforts to gram. Bmdnilz said, bul this programs. The Township il will establish a new meeting. Miss Panos confirmed obtain funds for the Bay year MCAP lunds have been ' ’ouncil I his year increased program lo replace MCAP The suggestion, made by reports t ha I Ihe Board shore Recreation and Eco frozen by Ihe Board of its conlrbulion to the organi Councilman Philip dumbs board member Paul Aller- of Education had offered a 5 nomic Development Inc. Freeholders. MCAP may zalion and has encouraged says a new program "will be man. came after the board percent salary increase for i BRED). the Township become extinct after June residents and community too late lo help BRED." drew heavy criticism from l‘)7:!-74 and an 8 percent council has requested a :!(). the end of the fiscal year groups to donate funds. Ihe audience because there increase the following year. meeting wilh Freeholder for Ihe federal government. The council also wants Ihe dum bs estimated that "il is still a possibility there will "T he board's offer is Albert E. Allen. will lake a year or 18 months be double sessions in Sep Because the county has county to allocate revenue significantly below what The council had asked Ihe to get .i new program started tember. impounded MCAP funds. sharing funds to BRED as a other districts in the county county whether it would substitute lor Ihe impounded and obtain funds for il." Alterman proposed lhat Brodnilz said, the organiza have settled for," Miss provide funds for the com BRED, he said, needs money the Township Council obtain lion "is automatically laded MCAP funds Panos said The average munity organization and to provide recreation pro portable prefabricated class out You don’t need a death it's incumbent on the settlement, she said, pro received a reply which gram s I his summer. rooms. place them on town notice in Hie paper lo know Freeholders not to (urn oil vides an 8.83 percent in Councilman Michael Bl’od- ship land, and lease them to it's dead." programs just because i’ lease. nitx said "doesn't answer they're gelling federal Allen, a Matawan resident. the board. The board's offer, she said. any ol our questions “ BRED operates a com money under a different Ims agreed to meet with the Mayor Morton Salkind. "Mould give us just about Ihe BRED last year received inuniiy center in Clilhiood m e c h a n i s m said Council c.•uni’ll, said Mayor Thomas Township Council President lowest 'salary 1 guide in Ihe sj.'i.ooii through the Mon Because ot a lack ol lunds it man Peter I.uo.ia I ’ou ers • (Continuedon Page 1(1) Page 2 THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 Deadline for News Is Noon M ond ay Retired executives volunteer START TODAY. . . services to local merchants LOSE WEIGHT BY FRIDAY KEYPOUT • I.ike a lifesaver lo (he LOSE WEIGHT rescue" is (he way Gary THE FIRST DAY! Ross, proprietor of (he iviit I 1 - .ml-* ii.* * Jn\e Kcypori Wine and Liquor lit I .HIM I IllHllH \ IN wricht mhourii*i lhoii|>hl company in Ihe Acme Plaza III' mo*l 11 ul iht . ioiiI'I report t« i\m .ml ivii o mjik.»l’U* ucrilvt U»svcs describes Ihe help he has I. 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small community, a Iribute to a minority group an electricity generated by ihe audience and the More than 500 Keyport residents went lo the Strand member, however famous, appeared to be a poor performers, an awakening of pride in the borough and Theater last Wednesday night to pay tribute lo the lale attraction, and the Strand Theater was nol Ihe most ,Juanita Halt, a native of the borough, and left three perhaps a realization that Keyport 's future could, after popular showcase in Ihe borough. hours later with a community pride many didn't know all. be as rich as ils pasl. The awakening started before the program did. The But the skepticism had evaporated by last existed. Wednesday night. Perhaps it disappeared because the The tribute, organized by the Keyport Historical curtain went up al 8 p.m.. bul an hour earlier a line show's producer. Bruce Bahrenburg. refused lo accept Society, was intended only as a musical revue which stretched from Ihe (heater's box ofriee down Fronl it. (>r perhaps residents realized the program was an would give recognition to Miss Hall and raise money Street. The line said nothing more than residents had opportunity lo re-slate Iheir pride in their for a proposed museum. decided lo support Ihe Historical Society and its community- and their faith in themselves. Both those goals were accomplished. Miss Hall’s decision to recognize Miss Hall’s considerable Whatever tlie reason, the result was a moving career in Broadway musicals and films was recreated achievements. But in Keyport. that's saying quite a bit. experience. Hopefully. Ihe pride generated last week in an entertaining program, and the society raised When the plans for Ihe program were first will be translated inlo a motivation lo restore Ihe approximately $1,500 for the museum. annoui ced, they were greeted with widespread borough U> prominence and prosperity. Bul there was more to the event than that. There was skepticism. The plans seemed too ambitious for a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR You say you're on Ihe Board of Education because avenues lo see if some aid can be gotten for the senior Zoning proposal criticized you're concerned citizens: if you were such concerned citizens. As for Ihe wetlands, stale laws are now being set up citizens you would have thought twice about voting no. Sir: because you set a very poor example of patriotism lo Al the April 3 Borough Council meeting, an to protect Ihe wetlands. We don’t have to buy them. To Ihe young adults of your community. ordinance to upgrade Ihe R-100 zoning from 12,500 sq. create a recreation area along Aberdeen Rd. will cost, I would like lo thank the three board members who fi. to 15,0 0 0 sq. ft. was introduced. Some time ago. this according to this council and previous councils, a did vide yes on Ihe issue. We should have more people ordinance was downgraded from 15,000 sq. ft. to 12,500 quarter of a million dollars. So much dumping has like lhat on Ihe board. sq. ft. for Levi 11 Conlempra builders solely for Ihe caused Ihe extra water from the wetlands to overflow Jean Fitzpatrick borough to gain possession of the Gravelly Brook land on to Aberdeen Rd. Councilman Salvatore Milazzo has 5 Tallen Dr. for recreation. (The council admitted this was Ihe slated on the council floor that Aberdeen Rd. was Hazlet reason.) impassable more than 17 times and had to be closed. If this ordinance is upgraded back to 15,000 sq. ft., all Now to Jac A. Cushman. He slates, “More benefits Ihe people who have purchased homes (on 12,500-sq.-f(. for Vielnam veterans and tlie disabled.” I am a pasl Vandalism cited lots) in good faith during this lime, will in effect have commander of two posts, and I would like Mr. Sir: non-conforming lots and any structural changes they Cushman to just spell oul jusl what kind of benefits for 1 am in full agreement wilh your editorial comment care lo make will have lo go before Ihe Zoning Board Vietnam veterans and the disabled he plans to make. I ot May 3, asking whether parents should be made for final approval. would appreciate an answer or a relraclion. responsible for Iheir children's vandalism. This ordinance was being reviewed by the Planning Michael J. Kidzus On May 4 my two-year old went lo play on her swings Board and Ihe council passed a resolution at ils May 23 Ravine Dr. in her own yard, only to find lhat one had been meeting extending more lime to Ihe Planning Board Malawan slolen chain and all! for study, thus holding the ordinance off till June 5, Some “child” (from B-1B) brought that swing which is more than tlie normal 30 days in which lo Account of meeting questioned home for whatever reason. Why isn’t his parent review this. asking where he found a brand-new. unmarked, 1 feel that this should be brought to the public’s Sir: intrusted swing? Two years ago, why didn't the parent allenlion, as il most certainly concerns them. I seriously queslion Michael Kidzus' account of what of Ihe thief who found my son’s new four-speed bike The questions in my mind are: occurred at Ihe Matawan Borough Council meeting become jusl a lilllc suspicious? Why should a person who purchased a home for up lo and public hearings on April 17. He estimated that for These parents are worse than their children. They $50,000 be now faced with petitioning Ihc Zoning Board five hours about 100 people spoke, argued, and asked are condoning stealing. When some years from now for any structural additions lo his home? questions on Ihe ordinances lhat were up for Iheir child is caughl in something big. Ihe cry will be Is it coincidental that the final disposition of this consideration. He and I must have been at two "but he was always such a good child!" ordinance occurs after Ihe primary election? different hearings! There were less than 20 individuals To the thief- Tlumk you for breaking the heart of a Pearl Cronin who had anything lo say during the public hearings. 2-year old. You certainly are a big brave hero! -1 Colonial Drive Several people spoke may times asking the same Mrs. Joan Manilla Malawan questions, Mr. Kidzus included. The majority of those 35 Beaver PI. (Kdilor's Nolo: Airs. Cronin is seeking the present did not have anything to say—their silence can Matawan Democratic nomination for Borough Council in tlie also be interpreted as being in favor of these .lime ."> primary.) ordinances. Children thank mayor I have heard Mr. Kidzus al council meetings for the last 10 years, and 1 can't recall him ever offering (Kdilor’s Note: The following letter was sent to LWV praises council anything positive. Matawan Borough manages to Matawan Borough Mayor Victor Anncllino and survive, despite his chronic complaints. submitted for publication.) (Kdilor's Note: The following letter was sent to I urge everyone to gel all of the facts before forming Dear Mayor Armellino: Mayor Vidor Armelllno and the Matawan Borough an opinion on any issue. Let’s not panic and follow Thank you for coming lo our class for a talk about Council anil submitted for publication.) I hose who make the most noise. Our municipal lax rate pollution. We learned a lot about pollution. has been stable for several years. We also have been We were happy to find oul thal the lake is cleaned Gentlemen: quite fortunate in receiving over $500,000 in federal and every year. We are always ready lo fight pollution. We The League of Women Voters of M atawan stale grants, which in no way affects our local lax rate. are glad to know about Ihe recycling centers for glass, congratulates you on passing the wetlands acquisition Individual council members should be lauded for their aluminum cans, and papers. ordinance. As you know, our group has supported all efforts and success in this area. We have been paying Thank you for helping us to clean up Malawan by efforts to maintain these tidal marshlands in their high federal taxes through the years, and il is about lending us equipment and policemen for every group. natural state. Left alone, they provide a measure of time that we are getting some return locally. Many Mrs. Grace Chen’s Second Grade Class flood control, as well as wildlife habitat. Unsuited to other communities have been less fortunate. Broad Street School development, they lend themselves admirably to the Leon A. Pencek Malawan proposed recreational use. (i Colonial Dr. Parkland in Ibis area will help maintain the needed Matawan balance between developed land and open space for the T M I | o » a citizens of Malawan. Pledging allegiance Mona Tell I n d e pG ^ e ^ ^n
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Ma\or William linlpli ilefli. ( mini ilnian Donald lircineii and r(|Uipiiionl during annual Keyport 1 ire Miller teenier) and lliicl Hubert ISodinond inspect Department inspection held Saturday evening. A growing family . . . a new car Raritan High School inducts . . . e d u c a tio n . . . r e tir e m e n t . . . you name it, we’ll help you save for 70 into national honorary it. O pen y o u r acco u n t soon!
1IAZI.KT Catherine Kngasser, Susan V’incenl Demarco. Paul Carol Roncace, Patricia The John Glenn Chapter of Gilmore. Elizabeth Hawe. Denker, William Gilmour, Strang. Claire Tomasiello. (he National Honor Society Janice itwchslal, Debra Stephen Hagen. Robert and Mary Weigamlt ol Raritan High School last Kacsur, Kileen Keating, Hawkins. Donald Isenburg. The Rev. William Hanson, r week inducted 70 sludents. Michelle Reinhardt, Donna Carlton Jessup. Thomas pastor ol King ol Kings The 22 seniors inducted Sapien/.a, Shirley Smith. Jones. Marlin Marino, David Lutheran Church. Middle Ulonmouth Savings were Stephen Borchert. John Janet Slolowski, Karen T ur McGrath. Stephen Mundorft. town, w as the guest speaker. Purdy, Barbara Ackley, lington, Donna Tursi, and Cornelius Nolan. Hurry Nancy J Haines, president Patricia Allone, Dorothy Gloria Vanderbeck. Quandt. Gregory Resell, of the Honor Society, con and ILoan Association Brunner. Mary Buchanan, The 48 junior inducted Howard Shergalis. Curtis ducted the ceremonies. The Susan Carroll. Kleonora were Joseph Alexander. Tinker. David Wersan. advanced chorus, conducted (luniirrh Uni Hmili s m ini.is & A.ffiivinlidli) Ciojka. Jeanne Devirgilio. Kevin K. Brady. Crank Dahl. Barton Wohl. Kathleen Bag by Judy Daugherty, and the Ki;i) BANK ni'll. Regina Baldwin, concert band, conducted by Adrienne Barr. Cheryl Beau- Thomas .Mosher, enter llnnul & Bergen regarde. I )
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Freehold liTl-l.'l IS Page 6 THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 > s Board to recite flag pledge pro school program tor chil H\ ,l INSURANCE AGENTS-BROKERS-APPRAISERS lALL FOR INFORMATION and APPOINTMENT !bodu iSoutiauz 583 5353 nr 583 5354 566-0003 Est. 1934 5 6 6 - 0 0 0 4 ^ FinilRFFIGURE SALONQAI DM RO U TE 34 — - 138 MAIN ST.______MATAWAN Vs*STRATHMORE SHOPPING CEMTER MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 Page 7 From Whittier Oaks East Parents protest assignm ent o f children to Robertsville MAItLP.OlU) dren be re-united with the Ihe\ live in a different area." mandering was lo end." Assignment of students to rest of Ihe children from Parents also said it impos Kaplan called on Ihe board schools for l97:i-74 drew Whittier East who now ed a hardship on them lo "come back lo reality and strong protests from several attend Marlboro Elementary because they had to trans do what the people want parents last week at a Board School. ‘ port the children across town done." of Education meeting. In his recommendation, for any after-school activi Cafiero told Kaplan lhat if Most of tlie protests came Cafiero said the 76 children ties wilh their classmates. Ihe council could provide Ihe from parents of 76 children and others from Whittier Cafiero answered thal in board with three or four who live in a section of the Oaks West wilt attend Ro- making his recommendation portable classrooms al the Whittier Oaks East develop berlsville, while all other for distribution of sludents. sile of Ihe new elementary ment. sludents from Whittier Oaks he considered three factors: school, all the Whittier Oaks The protests came after East will attend the new disturbing Ihe fewest num East children could attend Superintendent Albert Cafie- elementary school, Robeiis- ber of sludents possible, Robertsville II. ro, who recommended the villo II. when it is completed. keeping Ihe size of classes as The council and the board assignments to the board, The parents said separat low as possible, and making are m eeting tonight lo said the 7 passed, and ti instead of Ihe current has announced Ihe appoint they understood Ihe gerry ■ 2-H. ment ol Michael K. Barrett. Malawan. as Ihe new county engineer. W H IL E ... SERVICE I S OUR BIGGEST A SSET / Barrett will begin his duties Monday, when he is sworn in lo a five-year term by County Clerk Benjamin ii. Danskin. His annual salary has been set a I $25,000. B arren's appointment fills ihe vacancy created last May by Ihe resignation of our best Henry •). Ney, and filled on an interim basis since then by Claude W. Birdsall. county consulting engineer. The new engineer is feature" presently a district superin- lendenl for Ihe State Depart ment of Transportation, working out of its office on Michael I\ Harrell Route !). Howell Township. construction of Route 2t!7 His career with the Trans from South Plainfield lo portation Department began Mel lichen. in 195H wilh his appointment He becam e assistant as assistant engineer, high district superintendent for way. in Ihe Bureau of District :i during 1969. and Location and Design. His has been superintendent for work dealt wilh all aspects of Region :l since 1971. highway design, and includ Barrett, who is :17, began ed land surveying for por his career as a summer tions of Routes 1, it!, :$5 and employee in the engineering 27. department of Linden, where In Hid. he became a senior he allended gram m ar school engineer, highway, in the and high school. He received Bureau ol Road Construc his civil engineering degree tion. performing engineering from Ringers University in and supervisory dulies in the I !>.)». 5 *» M/MWxi\V§8S This Weeks Valuable Coupon V4►!« M SAVE ♦} w wilh this coupon And to prove this we will pul your color portrait on Now 00 OFF our Master Charge Card to make it Ihe SAFEST charge card you can carry. Wilh this combination Regular Price we guarantee that you will never be liable for a Aliy Record 99 cents worth ol charges due to your portrait card Thurs.-Kri.-Sat.1 being losl or stolen. \ny Tape k M WHY NOT HELP US TO PROTECT YOU! 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Box 404, Matawan, N.J _ 1 f.f .... miiilll...... mum.....MiiiiiiiMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll)lllllllllillniHlil")'lllil)JIIIIIIIIII[llllllllltUtlllllimilimHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH1ll|l|llllll1lUHlU: The campus bookmobile, The Ladies Auxiliary of The Ayelet C hapter of The Temple Shalom Sister supplied by Books Mobile I he Keyporl Lodge BPOK B'nai B'ritli Women is hood will hold a luncheon Inc. of Bergenfield. will he al Klks 2»:!i) will hold a cake selling tickets for the 197:5 meeting at noon Tuesday, Ihe Ravine Drive School sale from l() a.m. to I p.m. season of Ihe Garden Slate May 22, at the Temple, today and tomorrow for a Friday, at Stop & Shop, Ari Center. Tickets are Ayrmont Lane, Malawan. book fair sponsored by tlie Route :«i. Ila/let. available for Peggy Fleming The speaker will be Mrs. on Ice, Bob Hope, Glen PTA. C hairm an of the Rickie Weiner, who will lead The Lakeridge Garden Campbell. Mancini and Joel school-wide fund raising a discussion after the pro Grey, The Carpenters, No, event is Mrs. Marty Nus- gram and a film. The Club of Madison Township No. Nannetle, and Johnny baum. Sisterhood will provide cof will hold its seventh annual Mothers Day plant sale from Cash. Further informalion fee, dessert, and baby-sit- and tickets may be obtained In. celebralio. r the lers; participants should 10 a,m . lo 4 p.m . Sal urday, at the Lakeridge Triangle, by contacting Dale Berko- Bayshore Community Hospi bring their own lunch. Lakeridge Drive and Route wilz at 842-9413, M arilyn tal's first birthday, the 516. There will be flowers Jacks at 741-7477. or Molly Malawan Borough Auxiliary and vegetables for the Dorfman at 264-5842. will hold ils annual luncheon The Matawan Chapter of garden for sale, as well as and fashion show, al noon OUT (Organization for Re- cakes, cookies, Mother’s Saturday al The Sliadow- hahilitatiou through Train Day gifts, white elephant The Couples Club of brook. Reservalions can be ing) will hold a scavenger items, and coffee. Trinity Episcopal Church of made by calling Mrs. Wil limit Saturday. Couples will Matawan will hold a dance. liam C. O'Malley at 506-1413. leave from Shop-Rite, Mata "Our Thing in Spring V," wan, and return to the Roma The Ayelet Chapter of Saturday evening at St. The Teen-Age Republican Deli, Route :!l. The cost is It'nai B'rilli Women is Benedict's Church. Mala Club of Greater Matawan Cooking for a per couple. Further informa holding a carnival loday yan. Cocktail hour is from H will meet al 7 p.m. tomorrow tion may he obtained by through Sunday a I the to !) p.m. There will be at the Magnolia Inn. Route contacting Eleanor Kdcl- Strathmore Shopping Center dancing from !) p.m. to I 79. Included on the night's stein at 5(M>-1!I28. parking lot. Route :tI, Mata a.m.. and a buffet will be agenda will he the election of wan. There are rides and big party can served al II p.m. There will executive board officers for games for children of all also he original entertain I !)7:>-1 !I7 I. Additional in The Matawan Chapter of ages, as well as refresh ment and door prizes. formation can lie obtained by ORT (Organization for Re ments. The hours are 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 per couple calling the club's president, habilitation through Train lo til p.m. today and and must lie ordered in Larry Rilkin. al 560-K029. tomorrow; 7 p.m. lo mid be more trouble ing) will meet at ft:3(> p.m. advance. Tickets or further Tuesday, May 22, at Temple night Friday; noon lo mid information may be obtained Sen. Thomas Eagleton Shalom, Ayrmont Lane, Ma night on Saturday; and noon by contacting Mrs. Fry at MAT AWAN TOWNSHIP legal action appears lo have Tlie township is proceed delayed Ihe acquisition, how ing wilh condemnation pro ever. ceedings againsl M&T When Ihe Township Chemical Co. bul doesn't yet Council announced il would know which company it must acquire the M&T plant, it pay the $:ig:i.ooo acquisition said municipal offices would price. be moved into the buildings in late April or early May. It The township originally now appears thal the move intended to p u rchase the will not be made before M&T complex onChurch June. Street for use as a municipal The council has filed a center, but when South River "declaration of taking" and Metals Co. claimed il had a deposited $393,000 Ihe pro previous agreement lo buy perty's appraised value Ihe properly. Ihe condemna will) Ihe clerk of Ihe Superior tion proceedings were initi Court. Ordinarily, that would aled be enough to perm it (he Sotiili Kiver has sued M&T township lo lake possession and the township, bul the suit ol Ihe properly. But it Malawan Iiornngh M inor Victor Armellino presents small business chairman. The drive began Monday as will nol prevent the township apparently will await Ihe the lirs! donation to the .Matawan I'irst Aid and Rescue s(|iiud members began soliciting contrihulloiis in a from acquiring the properly, outcome of the South River Squad's annual fund dri\e to William l.an/aro, door-to-door campaign. Funds raised will he used to according to Township At smI before il schedules a chairman of the drive. Watching are John lledglin Sr. inaiulain and purchase equipment. lorne\ William Russell. The moving day. (left), squad president, and Robert l.aKorge (right), SUBURBAN PROPANE Police to get tough with local vandals D U M O y iM D A ' l v Ihe township "spends sim ilar bill is "in ihe MATAWAN TOWNSIIII* council appointed Herbert D iscover a G reat W ay Police Ihis week will be thousands of dollars" repair hopper" in Ihe slate Legisla Schwartz by a I :i vole to ing and replacing play ture. instructed lo crack down on till the unexpired term ol To Cook and H ave vandals, and the Township ground equipment damaged He asked Township At Peter Morley to the Zoning l>> vandals. torney William Russel to Hoard Council will consider an Your O ven Cleaned Tool ordinance which would make Citing an editorial in Ihe obtain copies of vandalism The Republican majority parents responsible for (heir May 2 issue of The Inde ordinances from other carried the appointment children's vandalism. pendent. Councilman Hans municipalities so that the The three Democrats on the I'roehlich said Ihe "entire council could consider council voted against it. The Staling It's time to stop question of parental respon "enacting an ordinance af term expires Dec. 31. vandalism." Mayor Thomas sibility is being raised." fixing parental responsibili Alex Mose was unanimous Powers said lhat "children The editorial proposed ty." ly appointed to the Senior JO” G as Range caughl destroying property legislation making parents In other business, the Citizens Advisory Board. will be picked up by the responsible for their chil with police and brought down lo dren's vandalism. Continuous police headquarters; and "Several communities in llieir parents will be called New Jersey have parental- Cleaning down.” responsibility ordinances or are conlcmplaling them," Oven Each year. Powers said, said Fmehlich, adding llial a H ow m uch you save b y dialing direct is a m atter of tim ing. Save by the JL' T a k e Value $307.95 a d v a n t a g e Model YN73UGW-6 o f " B o n u s ” d a y s . $ Z 4 8 8 8 • Clock and timer • Lo-temp keep warm P u t y o u r • Tri-speed top burners oven • Illuminated backquaid • Oven window & light s a v i n g s i n • Lift Lip lilt oil lop • Recessed lop & • t ill off door conlrols by the 10th • Avocado. H.iivc,I Gold Coppeilonc oi White ______J a n d r y . A © e E Mademoiselle 3 0 ” Gas Range Aitli IiiIi;i Retl Railiant He Btoiler & Continuous Cleaning Oven Earn from the f/ .'li t Y)fP.3DAW ’ .'-line $389.95 You always save on long distance calls by dialing direct* without operator assistance. And, if you dial * 3 1 8 8 8 direct on the weekends or after 5 p.m. on weekdays, you save even more. How much more? Let's compare rates for a three- minute call dialed direct from Xew Jersey to Los iJlonm outh (Sewings Angeles. During daytime hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. you pay $1.45. But after 5 p.m. you only pay 85*. and H o an d issociation Sale price includes delivery and connection And on the weekends (till 5 p.m. Sunday) all you pay (formerly Rvd Ba/rfi & Loan Annocialion) to Suburban Propane gas service is 1W. So the next time you call long distance, dial it KhD BAN K, Broad and Bergen yourself. And wait until bargain calling limes to do it. H w y. 35 FAIR HAVEN, 568 River Koad - S u b u r b a n & County Rd., ( S ) New Jersey Bell P r o p a n e , C liffw o o d MATAWAN TWP., Route .{I 56 6-6 200 •Direct dialing rates do not apply to operator-assisted calls such as credit card, collect, third number billed, Saiings Accounts Iwiurctl lo $20,000 U v FSLIC SALES OFFICE OPE N EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT person-to-person and coin phone calls to other states. Page 10 THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 Portable rooms may avert ^ io fh e r s Day Flowers Mums \/aleas Hanging baskets Oorauitims Prat ami Humus split sessions in Marlboro 2> Assorted O an len hiMlriiim plants PHONE 544-3613 (Continued from Page I) "We are entering," said ed a new elementary school II that happens. Cafiero II RRY’S I’.liOOK F VI!M Lawrence Grossman, and Dr. Charles W. Webber, was needed to avoid double said, double sessions will be JERRY PERNO, Prop. Councilman Richard Kap board president, "into an sessions in September. When a necessity. FRESH FRUIT ANO VEGETABLES lan. who were all present in area that will lake a great il appeared Ihe school would NURSERY ANO FLOWERS Anticipating lhal possibili 3460 HIGHWAY V, „ , .. ; the audience, all seemed to deal of discussion between not be completed by then, the ty. Cafiero made his recom favor the idea. the board and the township board said split sessions Salkind urged Allerman to Council."’ could slill be avoided if 17-20 mendation for implementing double sessions. meet with him to discuss the A meeting lias been sche of ihe school’s 27 classrooms possibility of such an ar duled fur tonight between were ready by September. Grades 1 and 2, he said, rangement. Grossman said members of Ihe board and The- lalesl estimate from will slay on full session the classrooms could be Ihe council to discuss Ihe Ihe board's architect, how because ol Ihe importance of placed on one of several sites feasibility and mechanics ol ever. is lhal the school won't Ihe early y ears in the HAVE A donated to (he township by the suggestion. be completed until Ihe end of educational process. developers. The board previously stat (he year or Ihe beginning of Splil sessions would be 11)71. inslituled for g ra d e s a n d In response lo a question N O W O P E N .") al Ihe Roberlsville and SUMMER LARGEST FISH DISCOUNT DISPLAY IN N.J. irom a resident, al last M a r lb o r o E I e m p n I a r y week's meeting, Albert schools, Inil Ihe Morganville P E T C O V E Cafiero. superinlendenl of School would nol be affected. IN M A N A L A PA N schools, conceded there is Il was after Ihe announce GHAND UNION SHOPPING CENTER F OI. fW flA PLACE OFF HWY. 9 MANALAPAH j j o - ' r o y o little chance Ihe school will ment of the plans for double be completed in lime. sessions lhal Ihe board was SPECIAL The plans for the school criticized by many of Ihe Why pa\ full price for part lime rugs and 10 GALLON are slill being reviewed by approximately 100 people in carpels? We have factory seconds and GLASS TANKS Ihe slale Department of the audience. * 3 9 9 selected mill trial bioaiHooms from famous lleg. $5.!>X Education Approval of the Salkind charged Ihe board plans by Ihe department is wilh procrastination, saying. mills at fantastic - savings - Save up lo SO needed before I lie hoard can "We don't pay $1,801) a year percenl. Open Mon. thru Fri. 10-!I P..M. Sat. to Hwn Large Baby Saver advertise for bids for Ihe in taxes lo have our children (i P.M. Monday 10 9 project. go lo school for half a day." T u e s d a y 5-9 BUBBLE-UP W ed. 10-9 For that reason, the board The board’s “self-orienta- Thurs. 10-9 FILTERS Reg. 9 9 adopted a resolution al Ihe lion” . I he mayor said, was F r i. 109 luecliugauthorizing the leas responsible for slopping pro RUG CITY S at. 10 6 Sun. 11-5 Come in und Browse* to See Our (aoldfish ing of 2:1 classrooms in two gress when Ihe board knew 1843 H w y 35 Display from around the World. schools from the Freehold Ihe need for Ihe school. MIDDLETOWN 071-5880 Borough Board of Educa- Salkind also said lhal .LIVE STOCK .DOG GROOMING .PET SUPPLIES .REGISTERED KITTENS .FRESH & SALT WATER FISH A ACCES. linn, al $ 1 o«> per classroom "some" board members had '.M i. No. of SEARS & CHANNEL LUMBER ut wow h avi A HIMI’I t n •t'Pf’i y ii j i n i ai h \h ft a m \ per month. tried lo blame the Western IUiiimiiiintiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiii| Township students, the Monmouth t 'Iililies Authori board feels, can be bused to ly (WMUA) for Ihe delay of Ihe Freehold classrooms, I lie new school, and termed 1 Till-: KKYPOKT HECKEATION COMMISSION’ I and split sessions avoided. Ihe charge "phony." WILL SPONSOR A (iOLF TOI 'IlNAMKNT The leasing of the class The board, Salkind said, I'OK liOltO KES1DENTS ON MAY 2(1111. rooms, however, depends on should pul Ihe plans for split CORNING AT TOMAHAWK GOLI- COCHSK, Ihe completion of a $1.5 sessions "in a drawer" and |,lNCHOI*T,‘N..L TICK OI K TIME 10J30 A.M. million elementary school in find a way lo avoid Ihe need Freehold. II the school is for them. TltOPIIIKS WILL BE AWARDED I'OH THE m a k e s completed by September, It was at this point FIILST. SKCONI), AND TIIIKD PLACK Freehold will have Ihe extra Allerman made his sugges KINISIIIOKS IN TIIK FOLLOWING FO l’H classrooms lo rent. tion lo solve Ihe problem CATKGOIUKS. itoYS. 17 and under Cafiero, however, said lie through Hie use of portable e v e r y d a y GIltLS. 17 and under was informed by Freehold classrooms. MKN, IH and over Superinlendenl ot Schools Caliero said he was WO.MICN, IH and over Frank Kane that labor "pleased" with Allerinan's Mother’s day! IK YOI ARK INTERESTED IN PARTICI problems are being en suggestion, and if the council PATING IN THIS TOI R.NAMKNT, FILL countered, and Ihe Freehold could provide I lie class OCT TIIK REGISTRATION FORM BELOW school may nol be ready by rooms. double sessions could AND MAIL TO: | Sepl ember. be averted. I JOHN 1!. CHEWS. SWAN AVE. I.Ot I ST. N ..I. <177110) GRKICN FEES $(1,511 PAID ISY APPLICANT Engineers inspecting I FOR INFORMATION ( ALL 2!ll-l)!t2:i Keyport High School (Continued from Page 11 and then lell another 1(1 feel wiring and duels were also to the floor of the upper-level = ADDRESS , damaged when the plaster classrooms. The classrooms fell, he said. on the lower level were nol = PHONE NUMBER The dam age does not damaged, he said. . appear to be covered by the Asked whal would have ftiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiioiiiti board's insurance policy, happened il Ihe ceiling had JXSSm^»3«XV>%\V\V\\\V\VN\\V\\V\VV\V Fredericks said. fallen Monday, when stu 1 The ceiling will probably dents would have been in the not be replaced until the rooms, Fredericks said. 7 7 ,, sumu’ier vacation, lie said. "The piaster was heavy The plaster fell 10 feel enough lo have caused Petal Pusher injuries. Just thank God. we before it struck Ihe suspend ed ceiling, Fredericks said, didn’t have kids in there." 1 F l o r i s t 1 \ WE ARE OPEN | MOTHERS DAY Greater convenience! • ^ t f- • ) i ■ • i*fop ry j range lops lhal are 25 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. -v -is j Greater choice! Flowers are a lovely way to say, I.fujr J. r : [ A !*»• Uv,are 'A / 4 m \ . - Ml , ...... 4,. J £ Hflppy D«y V ■ . » I” . ►- •• it « . . - V $ WE OFFKR A WIDE SELECTION OF Greater value! 8 MOTHER'S DAY FLOWERS and CORSAGES of GIFTWARE Flo-Dar Cabinet Shop Come in and brouse H w y . 35 Cl i f f w oo d Be ach J . 3 y HWY. 35 Squire Shopping CfOier MIDDLETOW N 'j 6714082 $ M \ i ; I I \ I 1 * • II n ; W \ % \ vvv\ xv\ w v v \» v \ v \ n w v v \\\ v\ ^ THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 Page T Capyhnras are the world's Forthe PROTECTION You Need- Recreation unit backs largest living rodents, the Encyclopedia Americana says, sometimes exceeding tin pounds They are found DICKSTEIN ASSOCIATES Gravelly Brook park in Central and South Ameri MATAWAN ISOKOlt.ll cost of the project. When you borough engineer, added Afler a 21 --hour public talk cost, you have to lake a that the project will be bid in hearing. Ihe Recreation hard took al Ihe figures, andt such a wav that the council Commission Iasi night en don't think anybody has done will be able to add or delete dorsed Ihe proposed Gravel lhat.” items on a priority basis ly Brook recreation project. Mayor Victor Armellino School* began the meeting The commission went (in and Councilman Donald In providing a detailed cost record in favor of (he plans Day. both in Ihe audience, analysisot tlie project lor the by a 5-1 vole as commission replied that tlie lime to cut approximately :id residents er Thomas O'Hara cast the costs is when tlx5 bids are who crowded into the small dissenting vote. received. recreation Ixiilding on Mid O'Hara said that-while he Armellino promised the dlesex Road. agreed Ihe facilities were cost will nol go over the The recrealion project will needed, he felt a better cost esimlaled $200,000. Half the contain football and baseball breakdown could have been cost will be financed with a fields, both lighted; a basket provided and the total cost of federal grant. ball court; a shufl leboard the project could be cul. If Ihe bids come in higher, court; nature tails, and a CREATIVE CAMPUS "Whal we have to ques he said, tlie council will maintenance building. NURSERY SCHOOL tion," O'Hara said, “is the The lti-aerc Gravelly B make cuts. Howard School*. and The 1 (5-acre park sile is S U M M E R FUN FESTIVAL DAY CAMP adjacent lo the Levitt Con For threes, fours & fives Planners reject tem pra developm ent oft Route 7!). „ Fully Qualified Teachers. Free Off-street School* said the total cost Parking. \rts & Crufts, Free Field Trips. of grading, drainage, pave Modern Methods. Feilcetl-in Play \rea. State ment, equipment, fencing, apartm ent plan STARTING NOW Y|»|ir Malawan defeated Toms since being promoted from Flynn hit a sacrifice fly. shurlslnp. River South 4-3 in extra junior varsity. scoring Devino and moving The Huskies are to ti innings yesterday as junior Toms River scored all of Casagrande lo third base overall and 7-2 in the D«ug Smith pitched his third ils runs in the third inning. Bob Casagrande singled to conference They travel to consecutive complete-game Smith walked Gary Poslel drive home his brother Paul, Middletown tomorrow for a victory. and hit John Marl one with a stole second, reached third game that may decide the The Huskies rallied for pitch Bob Lockwood was ot i a walk, and scored on Skip conference eham piousli-ip three runs in the bottom of safe on an error by second Deitz's single. McClune will start for the seventh inning to tie the baseman Barry McClune as In the eighth inning, Tom Malawan. Sieve Conte will IVIs CAKUY COMPLKTK score and won Ihe game in Postel scored, and Jerry Slater walked, McClune gel the assignment for LINK OK POPULAR the eighth inning when Paul Coslain I hen slammed a reached base on a fielder's Middletown. NA.MK BRANDS Casagrande beat out an two-run double. choice, and Steve Martinez On Saturday. Matawan INDKRWKAR TO Ol T- infield hit with two ouls and Dennis Devino started singled. Smith flied deep to swept a doubleheader again W f a r : runners al second and third. Mala wan's seven I h-i lining center, advancing McClune st Carlaret, winning the first rally with a pinch-hit single Smith gave up only two and Martinez, and then Paul game 9-7 after trailing li t) Rem em ber \U>tA'°v hits yesterday and has Paul Casagrande singled Casagrande beat out a and taking Hie second game Mother yielded a total of eight in the and took second on an error ground ball in Ihe hole 3-1. three games he has pitched by the right fielder, and Bob between I bird base and Skip Deity. led the attack in (he first game, going four for SHIFT DRKSS four. Deil/is baiting the Small lo .">2 highest average on the Keyport bags G u l l s ; Huskies squad. GOWNS Rich Mendez was the Small to 32 winning pitcher, extending Waltz & I .on'* Length his record to 3-0. I'OSPIYAL OOV\ . ; S h o r k d rives in 4 tn the second game, Paul Small to IS Casagrande pitched lus lirsi MISSKS Small to IH Kd Tice pitched a three- walked, attempted to steal added two in the fifth and victory of the season. PAJAMAS Shoriiea & Long Leg hiller and substitute catcher third. Gulls pitcher Gary Ihree m ore in Ihe sixlh A Iwo-run double by Slater Harry Shork drove in four Mazzanna’s throw went into inning. Tice singled wilh one in Ihe fifth inning produced 1)1 SI KHS U SLIPS SLIPS runs yesterday as Keyport the outfield, and both Flynn out in the fifth and stole the winning runs. Small to ."i2 S to XXXX Small to .">2 and Ackerman scored. second. Rich Thompson coasted loan tl-2 victory over PANTV IIOSK In the third inning. Rich reached base on an error, Pt. Pleasant Beach on the Petite Ui Tall (Outsize 1 2-;!-l\) Haiders field. Cardoza and Flynn singled, and after a double steal. FRANK'S Sheer. Opaque. Support Keyport struck for two and executed a double steal. Shork hit a two-run single. runs in Ihe firsl inning after Cardoza scored on Tice’s Cardoza led off Ihe sixth SLACKS, SHORTS Ihe firsl twobatlers had flied sacrifice fly. inning wilh a single to left b ig >TALL (S to 2ll-;it‘j to 10*3 "aist) oul. Rick Flynn doubled, and That proved lo be the field. Flynn walked, and COORDINATING KMT after Hal Ackerman winning run. bul Ihe Haiders Ackerman was hit by a pilch. WENS' SHOP IS YOUR TOPS. lil.Ot SKS Tice's bunt scored Cardoza. s to \l :i2 to is Alter Flynn was eul down al home plale trying lo score on M is s e s Danskin Raritan loses Thompson's ground ball and Tony Youneoi'ski struck out. Tops Shork hit another two-run 1/2 PRICE single. to Long Branch tin Friday. Keyport lost lo Childs Danskin Shore Regional, 5-2. Flynn Sieve Conte hurled a day. On Monday, Brick was charged with the loss, Shoris & Tops 3 /1 4 (our hit shutout and Long scored only its second his second of the season. 2 5 % OFF Branch scored the only run victory of Ihe season by The Haiders scored once in of Ihe game on a double steal defeating Raritan 7 2. Ihe first inning and added a S a g l o R A U J as the visiting Green Wave Limongello and Middle run in the I bird, bul Ihe Blue defeated Raritan 1-0 yester town pitcher Mike Sleffer Devils rallied for Ihree runs "llig. Small and In liclM ei-n' day. pi I cl led no-hit ball for six iu Ihe botlom half of the H e (’urn it \l! Mark Limongello pitched a innings Saturday as scouts third. five-hitler in a losing effort, for the Kansas (’its Royals Keyport is 8; -4 for the giving up the only run of the and Detroit Tigers watched season and .V ! in conference Men’s - Women’s - Children’s game in the fourth inning. from Ihe stands. competition. HOSIERY ■ UNDERWEAR - OUTERWEAR Paul Skcrl opened the , t-, , CHILDRENS FASHIONS , SPORTSWEAR-WORK CIOTHES - BIG MEN ft iu rl 11 inning with a triple to tau men - Uniform shirts, pants left field Limongello struck Rt. 3’j ft Sums' Avt. out Bob Wells bul walked SIZES - You Ask For It — We Got III Wan.irmiisu Conte. When Conte attempt $PEN FRIDAY TIU 9 - DAIIY Till 6 P.M. Occun Pluia Shopping Ccn!cr ed lo steal second base. k «i osi.ii u}-:i>\i m) \\ «, Harilan allowed the catch er's throw to reach second KID’S 922-1525 YOU SAW II IN THF INDEPENDENT base- and Skerl broke for home plate. Pal Shiavino’s throw home was wide of Ihe mark, and Skerl scored. PMC£. Il was the second consecu Pond Road Shopping Center For Mothers Day , tive loss for the Rockets Route 9 after a brilliantly pitched I I) Freehold, Hew Jersey 07728 - upset of Middletown Satur Telephone 201 462 4771 Give One of Our Specially Prepared Basket Show M other Arrangements How M uch You Love Her- And Give Her A Flowering Plant $7 . 5 0 and Up You’ll find a large selection of flowers and plants at W e also have a large selection of Terrariums,Plants, Corsages and Cut Flowers DEARBORN FARMS,Route 35, Holmdel including Gardenias, Cymbidiums, Roses, Mums, Asparagus Carnations, and many others. Fresh Daily From Our Farm OPEN MOTHER S DAY 9a.m. to 1 p .m . New Jersey GreenhouseTomatoes LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF THE HW Y 34 ORANGE WINDMILL AT: MATAWAN ,f l o r a f a x j DEARBORN 566-3700 Hwy. 35 FRUIT FARM •? a.m. to 6 p.m. Holmdel 264-0256 Closed Tues. § £ A S * \ Page 14 THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 A funny thing happened on M a je s tic Madison Ave. — Perth Amboy the way to the Strand 8 2 6 -7 3 7 7 ***W SM OW IN« fL’unnDJr*By Bruce Bahrenburg improvisations improvisations that thal went went Strand Art Theater, was best own decisionsdecif within speci KEYPORT into "A Tribute to Juanita summed up in an incident fied boundaries, I hey are The crazy fun, boundless Hall,” presented last lhat took place al one of tlie terrific, agreeable workers. " Y O U N G energy and imaginative Wednesday at the Keyport Iasi rehearsals. All the publicity for the It was near the end of a show has been extremely A M D long, tiring day in the kind. Bul the post-show WONG’S theater. Georgette Mitchell notices failed to reveal the SENSUOUS’’ was singing "Happy Talk,"a physical handicaps fliat (he -PLUS- ALL YOU CAM EAfl song Juanila Hall, her aunt, cast went up againsl re had made famous as Bloody peatedly. For one tiling, the Mary in "South Pacific," show was really assembled " I I S A ’ S Lunch Buffet $ 1 .7 1 and Delores Fraser, a in almost everyplace bul Ihe grandnicce of the late, great Strand. STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTFR performer, was doing Ihe II was not until the Sunday FOLLY” Orders famous hand talk thal before the show lhat most of .Matinees daily Kvenings from 7:10 5 6 6 - 8 7 0 0 accompanies Ihe song. the cast came together for a open Spotlights had been in- rehearsal. Anyone familiar No under 21 admitted / F l t U B * *Tf.34, slallcd in the balcony, but wilh pulling on shows realiz < davs there was no one al Ihe ed Ihe difficulties of doing tjW FO O D * MATAWAN 11 Mi;oo p.m. rehearsal with (he technical one at (lie Strand. The movie skill to run them. Kevin screen is anchored to fhe 17 Livingston Ave. Sorber and JohnTrolian, two floor. We only had about six THE N ew B r u n s w ic k high school students who feel of stage to work with. Enjoy were in the show’s ad The automatic curtain, al 8 4 6 - 5 5 5 5 mirable band, volunteered to lhough it could be stopped, is operate Ihe lights. on a cycle. It must close all Mother’s Day After several erratic at Ihe way before it can be tempts, Kevin finally isolat again opened. NOW SHOWING! Dinner ed Georgette’s face in an The show continually skirt TtoCiifijam auburn circle of light. She ed disaster that night. With Us was singing the words “Talk Someone opened a door and about the moon” and sudden the curtain billowed, knock IF Reserve Now for the Entire ly the auburn dot left her ing over the microphones on Ihe slage. Georgette’s skirl ' Family. lace and began (raveling "THROW l-'nll-Course Dinners from slowly up Ihe movie.screen was caughl in Die curtain ' $4.75 to $ 0 5 towards the ceiling. puller and it had to be N\N)e Speciai-Ilalf Price for I.itlte From the front of the hacked off her. Folks Under 12 and Bin Folks balcony came Kevin's boom A tribute to Juanita Hall YOU Over 711. ing voice. "There goes Ihe was long overdue. She was moon, Bruce," he said. one of Keyport’s most T lh G L G Everyone in the theater notable citizens. Bul the THIS ,\4o^jUfiau S m show could have a greater 1 ' 1 nc U ATI K broke up, including the O F HAZLET performers on the stage. Il lasting importance if those WILL ' 2870 ROUTE 35 264-2 400 was that kind of loose show, who saw il remember the and in I lie month and a half I feeling generated thal night i m £ in the lliealer, and among had to work with the more YOU I hail 40 persons who made up those who stood in line for I lie cast and crew of the blocks to see it. TWITCH production, it became a For a few hours the people Bon<©utxote3fcm Iribule to the talent, energy of Keyport were again proud * Restaurant *Cocktaik and perseverance of (hose of the town they had seen go j e e r M G e f a n m e ; who worked so hard lo make lo pieces. For lliose who care SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION il a memorable night, par about Keyport and want to see il come back, Ihe show Friday and Saturday nites ticularly the relatives of PLUS EX C IT INC CO-FEATURE can be a reference point, Miss llall Georgette, De MATINKKS DAILY I P.M. 'filings can happen when the The Talents of lores. and Gwen Washing Nil Olio I'o d c I’l Admitted! old and young, black and ton—and the youngsters of Proof Of Ago Itequired! FRED BARN S Keyport who made up most while, work together for a on Piano of ihe cast. common cause. Nol only did Ihe young men (Mr. Bitlirenhiirg was the perform in the band and on producer uf "A Tribute to Businessmen’s luncheons Ihe slage, bul when lliey had Juanita llall.") lo. they willingly pul their Tuesday thru FridayJ£^ : f 'n ^ muscle to the show, helping ROLLER SKATING STRAND to move Ihe piano from Ihe Open Evrr y Nirjht (Fxcept Mon 264-0452 Tuesday nite is M onmouth Lounge lo Ihe 7.3U JO II OOP M theater and lugging equip Saturday, Sunday and Holidays Prime Rib nite ment up and down the ? 00 fo 5:00 P M HELD OVER theater stairs. 8. 7:30 to II PM Banquets, Weddings, Business Al one point, we discover 2nd BIG WEEK ed we needed stairs to the SOUTH and Social Affairs slage and a table for Ihe AMBOY HIGHfST ftlSt Of All band's amplification equip Facilities for 300 people ment. Kevin and Keith ARENA r/vv Jones, Ihe show’s fine male Slovens and 6th A v J f \\ A MATURPIX RELEASE South Amboy —M' Hwy 34 (at the windmill) Matawan singing lead, built bolh in Facilities for Banquets Master Charge A m o rlc a n Express Diners Club less Ilian an hour. Meetinns, etc Carte Blanche 5 6 6 - 7 9 7 7 I had read disquieting Roller Skates Irom $15.95 Ihiugs in (he newspapers about Keyport's young. M\ experience wilh them VIS/TOUR couldn't have been better, Lobster Pound and I think I learned something about them ini - LAST 2 DAYS ACADEMY AWARD 35,000/bs. of Lobster portant lor other adults. If NOMINEE (heir energy can be channel 2 0 0 1 ed into something that a space odyssey J t a f t h M o b y D ick 11 Sp ecial interests (hem and Iheir Starts FRIOAY WINNER OF 2 range of interests are al ACADEMY least as wide as parents who AWARDS' sil home every night watch ing television and they are LIVE LOBSTERS given leeway lo make their CHIX (1 lb.) BUYING and SELLING 1 .9 9 /lb. SILVER, GOLD, RARE COINS & STAMPS INTRODUCING TAMIE TREVOR with James Kleeman H O U R S : 10 - 6 Mon. thru Music & Lyrics composed by Jacaues Urbont Saturday Nighl Directed and Produced by Danny Stone Sal,. Fri. til 8 P jM.' Adults S3 00 Moby Dick II JE R S E Y i Strathmore S*0pp,n9 Plus Hw»34 Malayan COIN EX C H A N G E IJ H ig h lan d s Under The Bridge "All American Hustler 291-4430 Palnier Av*. Keansburg -495-2220 I THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 Page 15 Chamber plans y o u SAW IT IN THE INDEPENDENT Braves, Cards, Mets win clean-up drive \I \T \U \N TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. The Chain her ol Com i. t ree has designated May 'Mother’s Day GiftSuggcstion” as KYAL season opens -1 '('< as "(leant p Week'' and is asking U>th residents FACTORY INSTALLED AIR CONDITIONING and merchants to clean and Opening (ia> lorIhe KVAI. 1973 Mother's D a y baseball league Saturday repair Iheir properties dawned cold and u indy bin Borough Mayor Victor Special ilit1 three scheduled games A'l’ifllmo and Township Mayor Thomas Powers will were' played In largo crowds ON ALL 1973 sign proclamations endor <•1 enthusiastic spectators GREMLINS sing tlu‘ clean up campaign, TliP lirsl nam e saw Ihe according to Michael Gua HORNETS MATADORS Haiders fall In lla* Cardinals dagno, chairm an of the l.VT Jolui Hansen, pitching project NOW fi>r Ihe Cards, gave up only The Chamber is sponsor two hits while seven Cards ing a poster contest for for only connected off of Haider students. Childi'en in kinder $ 2 0 0 pitcher. Louis Zampello for a garlen and first and second TWIN-BQRO MOTORS, INC. factory installed toial ot ui hits Frank Miele grades will compete in one air conditioning had ;i homei'im with a man category, and students in 13? Fa*t Newman Springs Road RED BANK. NEW JERSEY 07/01 Call 747-0040 mi to get the Cards oil and grades :i-5 will compete in running in the lirsl inning. another. In the second game. Steve / ------Gross pitched a no-hitler for (lie (,’ianls hul lost lo the Mels 2-11. Scoring the Mets runs were Jerry Hell rick and Kyle Washington. Pilch ing and winning for the Mets was Michael Lyons. The winner. The final game ol opening day pilled the Bears against the Braves with the Braves winning !!-j Braves' pitcher ..w/i* .-ViHi Kric Viscom connected for three hits including a three Led by triple-even! win dash with a time of 12.2; 220-yard dash in 2::i7.(>, and 1973 Mercedes-Benz 450 SL ners Martha Suhayda and captured the -140-yard dash freshman Julie Norhut On display now ,iI Charlotte Walker, Mala- in 65.H seconds; and cleared finished third. wan's undefealed girl's -I'lO" to win the high jump. Cviilhia McPherson won track learn last week defeat Malawan won li! of the 14 Ihe long jump w ith a mark of ed Brick iM-20 tor ils fourth events, losing only Ihe I.VT'i" Miss Maines placed consecutive victory in dual medley relay. second, and Sharon Mc meets. Sharon McPherson led a Pherson. third. Unnmi'tiilt rnimly ■ lii'jr .1 Mi*'COtJr> B*i'/ 0»\*Ipi The girls will he seeking sweep of the 11o-yard high Iheir fifth win of the season hurdles, finishing in lti.ti Brick s record lor the 100 OCEANPORT AVE 842-5353 LITTLE SILVER tomorrow when they travel seconds, ahead of Toni Wood season is 1-4. to Toms River South for a in second and Carolyn Bucco dual meet. in third. Miss Suhayda won the Patti Maines won the mile H O N D A 2 - S t r o k e ’s shotput at :s.V9", Ihe javelin in o and Nora Van Wall at !)3' 11 and the discus al Waalwijk and Kara Well ll)5'2". stead completed the sweep Miss Walker broke the lor the Huskies. A R E H E R E ! tape lirsl in the 100-yard Li/ Altinger won the PROBLEMS? W e will Hunt for the Trouble! S H O R E HONDA t Reasonable Prices ALL NEW MODELS NOW A VA ILABLE -t-Complete V.W . Repairs 1 ho World's lightest -fkelniilt V.W. Fiigines production niotocrossers + VAV. Parts Inventory \ in -i ’.‘I I liHiiiii .i In* I lor )L'U Prompt Ftficienl tvIll'M V»'U riJf lllCfll lllcr /k’W 'C Service I |i ui1.i uwi '[i'kes iik I htiuxc1 M c l< .’StiM .md ( R | 2>w Hi fl» jif ilk liu-lil ’I iii Ihi’ir v V # S' ‘p'l ; .34 Please L ei free to call us with any problem you [South cf Lloyd Rd.j may have concerning your Volkswagen. We are looking forward lo serving you.______583-3900 JtMATMVAN ^-ROBERTSVILLE L&J i Rl S?° . . ^'HOLMDEL* Matawan REBUILDERS ^ 0i.- Kilonp from Inm !tuCt ,TY T5C''t ‘c '9 A I I BLAZIN G MINI's VANUERbURG ROAD “! 's iat r r avenuei Vdnderburq Rd J** <’ \M I'lO < A V II’I K s IU-.N I V I.S '■ s ” i MARLBORO X Sc^OOl K<» 4 3 1 -4 6 4 6 FREEHOI dI lr lours: Moiida Unit I rid.i,. !» a m lo ti p. o. Ytiu M iit II u S i cost 1'euplv on a Honda i;iturda\ n a in .to .'> |i.i Page 16 THE INDEPENDENT May 9 , 1973 Deadline For News Is N oon M o n d a y i l l •OUTHtT. « ROUTE •, PRUHOLD TlQlYlOlTlAi, »«« lfc« *11 H«w 1972 T«r«taa Tadayl Home of .Mr. and Mrs. diaries < . Sc hock, Malawan Phone 431-1300 '■VE RS ONE WILE SOUTH OF THE FREEHOLD C IRCLE" | f l Juniors’ tour to include W« 1*172 PLYMOUTH Fury lit 4 I -H»7 C lli:\ KOI. FT Malilm, I!i72 OOlK.i: Custom. 2 Dr.. dr., H.T , P.S.. Aulo, air cond Slatimi Wagon, U-Cyl.. Aulo.. II.T . gold. auto.. P.S.. P.B.. l!)72 DO IH.i: I'olara Cust«lii I I!i71 PLV.MOl'TIt Satellite I!171 ( tlliYSI.I It New Yorker DatsuiTs new Dr.. H.T , Gold, V-8. Auto. P.S. Seining, 2 Dr. HV-8. Aulo.. 1 Dr. II T . Brown, Air Cond.. P IS., Air Cond . Vim I Hoof, P.S.. Air Cond., Tape Deck. P.S . P.P. , Vinyl Roof, Power Li'l Hustler. s::. ms Road Wheels, Blue. $2730 Seals. Power Windows $3,003 In the tradition ol Li'l Hustler, __ __ America's No. 1 selling import truck. Totally restyled. Roomier, new power-llow ventilation, new power-assist brakes. Plus overhead cam engine. 6-loot load bed, 4-speed stick and more. Take a test drive soon. Nobody knows small trucks like Datsun Buhler & Bitter Caps & Campers FROMDATSUN NISSAN WITH PRIDE CHRYSLER IIBNIJH1 [jUSTIN A v a ila b le & IbtDnbWiH Salas— 264-0198 t ,ih- i l'VS Service — 264-9090 3290 Highway 35, Haxlet WASHINGTON’S AUTO SERVICE 370 Broad Street, Keyport Call 264-1323 1973 COMING THROUGH FOR YOU! THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 Page 17 P H O N E : 5 8 3 - 2 2 1 0 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. THEV'RE ALL IN CLASSIFIED w w Merchandise Ser\ices & Repairs Services & Repairs Lost & Found Employment Merchandise Q I f ELECTRICIAN APPLIANCE REPAIR FOUND-MATAWAN AREA—26 CLERK TYPIST for general office WOOD KITCHEN CABINETS, Magic CROCHETED AFGHANS for Moth Refrigerators. Froeiers, Dishwashers, er's Day gifts, Reasonable. Call (Lie. 1799) foot Boat, white and blue. Owner call work Good at figures. Hours 8 a.m to Chef RANGE, 30". Apartment size Clothes Washers & Dryers, Ranges, 264 5924. 583 3413. 4:30 p.m. Must be experienced. Ideal STOVE, good condition. Best offer NO JOB TOO SMALL Ovens, Humidifiers, etc. Installed and for Matawan area resident. SOUTH 264 8296 Serviced. RIVER METAL PRODUCTS CO., Reasonable prices Call ARTat 264-2124 DRESSER. Edison low boy, $25; Call 591 1874 Automobile Dealers INC. 254 5252. AIR CONDITIONER. G.E., 10.200 Built Rite folding coach CARRIAGE A BTU's, 7.5 amps, 2 years old w mattress. S25; brown Formica BEACON ELECTRIC DIE MAKER Minimum 10 years Excellent condition. S150 Call 583 DESK 8, CHAIR. S15. complete Drive a Dalsun experience. Capable Of design and 5710. electric sterilizer w bottles. S10. All FOR PANELING, WOOD SIDING, MOTOR COMPANY then decide complete finishing of dies for a good condition. 566 7678 BASEMENTS FINISHED, DECKS, Sales & Service SHEDS, calt for free estimates. manufacturer with our own product ANDERSON & STEAK And BREW Complete line of new — rebuilt line. (No job work). Ideal for Matawan WASHINGTON AUTO Combine to Present a Fantastic FREE GARAGE SALE May 12 & 13. from 10 HALLEY 566.07K8 fi7!l-:l:i29 ELECTRIC MOTORS, General Pur area resident. SOUTH RIVER CHOICE OF MENU DINNER For a m to 3 p.m., 6 DarwinWay. pose Motors, Heating Motors, Pumps, SERVICE METAL PRODUCTS CO.. INC. One, when accompanied by paying Matawan (corner of Church St.l Fans & Appliance Motors, Emergency :(70 Broad St. 254 5252. quest. All you have to do is slop in and Piano. Swimminq Pool. Antiques, FORMICA SPECIALIST Service Available allow us to demonstrate anyone of our rugs, old bottles, jugs, etc Keyport, Will Formica your old cabinets at a 91 Atlantic Ave., Matawan Famous Brand Air Conditioners 264-1:52:1 SECRETARY Full time Real Estate price to fit your budget. THIS IS GOOD FOR THE MONTH OF ■~>H:i-.)(S.~)f) or 431-5114 eves. Office Musi have experience in typing MOVING SALE Sat Sun . May 12 8. Seeing is believing. and shorthand Send resume to MAY ONLY 13. 9 30 1o 4.00. Lamps, clothing, baby RUSSMORIN Keyport Posl Office. Box 12, Keyport, ANDERSON'S TV furniture drapes, misc. household ______164-4364 ______MODERNIZE Automobiles N J • & APPLIANCE furnishings 18 Elm Ave , Hazlet, (off YOUR HOME1 Route 35 Hazlel Spruce ) 946-8383 A-1110USEPAINTING NOW COUNSELORS WANTED YMCA 30 Broad St Red Bank All types of MOVING MUST SELL Interior & Exterior. Insured, '71 VW BUS, white and gold w. black Day Camp Call 739 9595 from 9 a.m. to 747-0825 Home Improvements BEDROOM SET Spanish 5 pieces, vinyf inferior. Four new 6 ply belled 3 p.m. Minor Repairs, Free Esti CUSTOM CABINETS, VANITIES, walnut, queen size bed, triple dresser, >»res, SI,975. Call 583 3320unfil 6p.m. & mates. Reasonable. BARS. SPECIALIZING IN FORMICA. chest. 2 night slands & mirror NEW, 566 0709 after 6. DISHWASHER Portable. Full size, FULLY INSURED 8. REASONABLE. RN'S OR LPN'S WANTED. Evening 5600 DINETTE SET 5 pieces, Call 7K7- B E S U R E .. .deal with a professional Real ^ A l k e r Estate W I S E B U Y V $ 39,900 1 “ Section Three bedroom liam li in excellent enndilion with !'_• Imtlis. large i r< loom with hai plus liasi menl area Im storage. ( iI\ watei and sew e is. If nine is lotaled in line REALTORS a re a nl I l;i/1<*t and mtisl hr sold as uuiirr lias heen Ii a lis te n i d. SPRINGTIME FRESH Immaciilalc I hedr.iom splif-level with fnuiil.v-si/ed game room. hiMiilifiil Ace Uitge* Rea£ £»toie l Vv i r paneled den. utililv room. 2-zone heal, oversized garage. Exterior Belween kollo’‘. bu*. 'fop iincJ St Jo^ot'S C h u rc h /)/ i _ O C A A ^ Ii esldv painted. Screened pin eh. palio. new lurnace pins main other extras. P rie d Ui sell at S 11.5(111. ONE OF A KIND WRITE OR CALL FOR Qp?n I t.11 .< lieilrnoms. large liv iu” roiilil, and Kilt lieu on corner Ini. Ml utilities in SEE O'lR HOME'S RROCHIJRI .mil paid I'nr. \\ alkiug distant e In New Vork Ii aiispnrtalion. Vskini* * * 7 Days a UDech HAZLET SPECIAL YOUR financing t his lie.uililul I or 5 hetlroom split-level is convenient to schools, shopping A v ailab le and Iranspni tatiuit. Large liv inn mom, kitchen, dining area and lam ih REALTOR OSS room, tall now .... we have (lie ke\ ! SI I,.‘>111). 0 A(*F * } ' . i ¥ * HEAl I'JU S 2 6 4 -3 4 5 6 1 117 Hwy. 35 (at Pkwy. Exit 117) Keyport Serving 4 Multiple Listing A reas Hwy 35 Holmdel VICTORIAN CHARM f o r t h e h o m e Keyport YOU'VE BEEN I his mint eoinlitinn home IimIiiits I large RU.AI.. large eat-in kilt lien, modern uilli a barhetpie pil. LOOKING FOR I in ilia I din inn 1 no m. Ii\ ill” roiilil. den w illi fireplace. I lull halli plus 2 liall liatlis. lull cellar. I(i\:!2 pool. 2 I j W E E K 1 ear allaelied garage which is heated and lias sink W Y 2 0 - 2 6 and refrigerate! which makes it ideal for - NEW - culci I.lining. Priced to sell al $41500 J 9 Colonials Ranches Bi-Levels I i ami.i'.I.'.HlI) :! I., ,) bedroom homes some realurc fireplaces, M INT CONDITION SPLIT stained trims, paneled lamily rooms, formal tlininf-i Hailet ri >i ui is. slat? foyers and many more interesting features. Me lit iiIoiisIn eared lor hedrooiu split level, large Office Rental EXCLUSIVE AC! ENT CALLUS NOW Ii\ in“ room, new eat-iu kitchen. large game room. I', hatlis. enclosed Florida room, I car attached Of I H i: t oil KENT Harare, wall to wall carpeting (hroiighnul liuiise. J COLTS NECK HOLMDEL M UN STREET Prolessunallv landscaped lot. Close lo Iraesporla- Colonials Ranches \l \T.\N \ \ . NEW lEKSEY NEW 7.'Ci squaTO le d , i'.Voii per lion Deluv nun mean disappointment See this F r o m $(i!l,!l(UI :| lo I bedroom custom-built homes 1'ealiirinn in ii ill h. parking. heal in m illsnaI oHei < MMAWAN SIRAIIIMOHI Im m I HP Col A ( SW Ten Cl Cr pl\ drflpcs tor.mi‘ Xlr.v, \A/ s i: \ iti!l(.in \\ alcrlrunt I liedniom Cape uilli private H o m e s o f t h e W e e l c beach nil mean. docking priv ilexes. Ideal Im swim luillg, lishin”. boating in just plain Uinfing. Call us iiiih fill' \ NEW DEVELOPMENTS liirtlier ilt-lails. $<>1.51)0. J featured by VAN’S POPIK AGENCY Realtor Multiple Listings ^ H O L M D E L - Wildhedge Estates nil fleet wood Dr.. Ila/let 2*11-217— i eves. I Man\ ht'ii ii I i I til lots Icll. i l i ” li tills and up.^| 264-8442 M A T A W A N -Arlene Woods ^ Ml Immrs located on hea\il\ uuiided lols ^ KI N PORT$;i!i,:,iui llanvhes and 1 nlnnials. I im ."iOs. I Itcdrnonis. 2 hatlis. Iiirmal SI I! \ lil.MORE PI I NTN OC PRI\ ACY dining run ui. modem The Colonial You've been wailing for! 1 M A T A W A N -M arc Fern A beautilull.v lamlscaped Colonial tin (|iiiel kitchen. wall-to-wall carpet bedrooms. 2* ■ liatlis, den. all appliances, 2 1 mated in the “ I " section ol Strathniore cul tie sac lioasls :i bedrooms. 2'. baths, ing, basement. garage. ear garage and palio Home in excellent Onlv J t idonials I t*M. hot h on w (unit'd I ot s | panelled laniilv room. 2 car garage converletl condition. Asking only JI,V>iki Call now to I IIEESEQt \K ES5I..*.110 I *i i( ed at S Ili..'i0il. nilii ganieroi.m with beam ceiling and plenlv see. Spaeinus custom. \ears ot storage Asking SIti.iino Call Van's and see old. Iiedronnis. 2 liatlis. FinMJuiek Vction. I.isi N’i.iii Home I'nr Sale \\ illi \ \N'S faiuil> room, lireplaee. double Harare. Strathmore Professional Bldg. STERLING M cC A N N V A N ’ S AGENCY Route 34,Matavt nn Real Estate Itroker llighvvav Phone: (201) 566-1881 566-9666 THE INDEPENDENT May^_ 1973_P aq e_29 D eadline For News AVIS Is Noon M onday Rent-a-Car = Has Good IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Automobiles ON For Sale at Reasonable Prices CALLGEORGE 1973 THUNDERBIRDS 566-8111 AT Milch l!rl"cr i Ii-11 >. co-on h i t of Samson \ Delilah ■ I «-:i It Ii S[»:i. Freehold. adjusts i-M'irisr bie\He \i liijr machines a re given workout h\ tli-ft lo right). I linil Klt;;irl. T O M S F O R D AVIS Spa's nllirr owner: \lbert \llen. Monmouth County Freeholder; and Itoineu Cascues. HWY. 35 KEYPORT 264-1600 IIWY. :ti .MATAWAN I'reehold Township ma>or. Owners and officials joined in fjrand opening ceremonies Satnrdax. 1 Staff I’lioto) Library to show 51 0 0 0 s750 Things are film on youth crisis s500 .MATAWAN explore (he problem of s250 The problem of juvenile delinquency, ils causes and delinquency and Ihe youth so-called cures, and the crisis will he the topic of a aflect which correctional MOO film program on the "Identi institutions have on troubled looking up! ty Crisis" at 7:-45 tonight at youth. liie Malawan library. "The The series is free lo adults s7 5 Loneliness of the Long and is being sponsored by the Distance Runner," starring National Project Center for Tom Courtenay as the Film and the Humanities, Teen-ager with problems, which has selected Matawan will be the second in a scries as one of the pilot communi ol five films for discussion ties lor the project. Back scheduled for each of the ground and discussion Our first week isn't even through and Wednesday evenings in May guides for "Loneliness" are at Ihe library. available al the library, The British film, directed along with a complete list of we've already commited over SI 1 0 to the by Tony Richardson, offers forthcom ing film s in the one view of a young man in series. Copies of Ihe book trouble. While the selling of "Loneliness of the Long American Heart Assn. But. we want to go as Ihe story is a dreary English Distance Runner," by Alan industrial town inhabited by Sillitoe, on which the film lower-iiieome families, the was based, is available at Ihe high as possible and that will require your par problems of (he teen-aged librarv. Colin occur wherever there are young people facing an ticipation! identity crisis. Gifts Discussion groups led by trained dialogue coordi FerM ottier nators from Ihe community will form after Ihe film to from our Anson Gift Idea Display If you’ll just stop in we’ll add another TOM'S dollar to the cause - but if you'd like to pur FORD chase any of our great AIVIC or Jeep automo WANT A CAR? ? GUARANTEED CREDIT biles or one of our quality used cars, we'll add FORDS — BUICKS — CHEVYS - CADDYS — PONT1ACS — LINCOLNS , another SI 0 .0 0 . CHRYSLERS — WAGONS NO DOWN PAYMENT NEEDED CALL 264-1609 ASK FOR MR. WINTERS 1949 IMPALA Custom 1 door. Air Conditioned %] So hurry on over lo our unique Grand 1970 CHRYSLER Town and Country, 10 passen ger wagon. Air Cond* f O 0 O £ Opening and let us do the spending! honed l * 0 7 J 1969 T BIRD Coupe ( < ) A O C door, full j Z U Y D 19&9 F O R D LTD *1 door, air conditioned 1969 FORD Country Sedan Wagon, full pow er. air conditioned $ 1 3 9 5 A Locket, 2 photos... $15.00 1969 DODGE Dart B Jeweled Sterl. Pend... $7.50 Swinger 2 dr. H T . 6 C Rosebud pendant, yel. $6.50 "A Full Line of Am erican Motors & Jeep Products" cyl . auto , P S , R&H $1495 DDiamond pendant .$12.50 1969 DODGE Coronet E12K Gold filled Pend. $6.50 500 2 dr H T , V 8, auto # F Sterling silver bell pendant P S . air cond . AM r M J J 5 9 5 with cultured peart .$6.50 1971 FORD Gafaxie 500 4 dr H T , full power factory air, R&H $ 2 2 9 5 KEYPORT 1970 CHEVROLET Im pala -1 dr sedan. v«. JEWELERS r i MERICAN j e e p ' aufo P S , R&H S 1 u 9 D Pa rl ia I Listing 29 W. Front ST of Cats in Slock AMC The All New Dealer 26 4 -2 0 0 8 wilh rii) All iieiv deal!" TOM'S FORD Bank Americaid 264-1600 HWY 35 AT BEDLE RD. 264-1776 HAZLET Hwy 315, Keyport Page 20 THE INDEPENDENT May 9, 1973 FILL OUT COUPON & W IN A GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE TELEVISION 73 FORDS at 72 PRICES 400 c.i.d. engine, whitewalls, Convenience Group. Deluxe luggage rack, front and rear bumper guards, air conditioning, tinted glass. Radio. Stock No. N306. W a s $5366 * * 73 GRAN TORINO 73 MUSTANG 73 MAVERICK 73 GALAX IE 500 * ♦ Sport G rab bor * * 2-l)r. II.T.. Medium Blue, 302 C.I.D. --Door Hardtop, .102 (Online, Vinyl Kn^ine. Cruisamatic. Wide Oval 2-Dr. 2.70 C.I.D. Kugine, vinyl Hoof. 1-Dr. Pillared II.T.. 351 V-8. WAV.. > * Uoof, (’I'liisninatK-, Power Steering, W.W., P.S.. P.M.. Deluxe Bumper Cruisamatic, Wide Oval Tires, Con Front & Bear bumper Guards, * * Power Front Disc Brakes, Deluxe (iroup. Air Cond.. Badio. Tinted venience (iroup. P.S.. Deluxe Tinted (ilass. Air Cond., Badio, I.U * * bumper (iroup. AM Badio, Stock No. (ilass. Wheel Covers, Stock No. 121, Bumper (iroup, Badio, Stock No. Blue, Slock No. N323. Was $ I,.'>01.35. :i!i7. Was Was $:i,K7(i. N37I, Was $3,068. * * * * $3399 $3571 $2798 $3750 * * * * * 73 PINTO ■30 DAY 100% MECHANICAL GUARANTEE1 73 LTD * * Runabout I Dr. H.T. 3.71 C.I.D. 1969 FORD LTD 1970 CHRSYLEH 1969 CHEVROLET 1968 PLYMOUTH * 1971 MERCURY Newport Custom, 4 door hard Fury. V 8. autom .it.c P '.* e r Kngine, vinyl Interior & * Special Value Package, Wagon v A. •utomatc. po**r 2 door hardtop. V-8, aluomat- linpala 2-door hardtop, V 8. ic. power steering. air condi top. 8 cylinder, automatic, automatic, power steer.ng. *>tu0»«ng. air r^i.d-tonng £!•:< i t(>00 I'C Kngine, I Speed steering SloCkNo U389 Boof WAV.. B um per * * tioning Stock No. U9M powor steering, brakes, air green Stock No. U377 No DM 1)395 Trans.. W.W. Manual •2195 conditioning. Slock No. U597 ‘2495 (iuards. Air Cond., Badio. * * Front Disc Brakes, Deluxe M7S5 ■2495 Tinted (ilass. Wheel Bumper Croup. Radio, 1969 FORD Covers, Stock No. \2 II. * Country Square Wagon V fl. 1970 FORD 1969 THUNOERBIRD 1969 DODGE Stock No. XI18, Was automatic. a>r conditioning. 1968 CHEVELLE Oaiano 500. 8 cyonder. auto 2 door haidtop. red. b’ac* ..nyl Oart. 6 c/«)j«r. automatic, a* Was $ 1,80!). 11 * * $2,l3!i.28 Stock No UI50 Mai-Ou 6 c>"iidc» auton’jt": matic power stcerjig. j>r con- rool and interior full power conditioo.rg Stock No 0386 transm svon po *er ituer-ng dil.orvng. Stock No. B8 1 7 with air. Slock No. 427 * M995 Slock No B409 >1695 * >2195 *2195 * * $2281 $3975 * * * * * * * * * * * * * TOM’S FORD H w t\ * * * * H W Y .3 5 KEYPORT AT PARKWAY * * EX IT 117 * * 2 6 4 ■ 1 6 0 0 * * ★ ★