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ASBUIY PARK IVENIrVO PRESS, Thurt.r Apr. 1, 1971 Yacht Club Asks Bulklieading Ban Judge Will Write a Formal on Appeal of Nine dump the aand into a hole in the bay some 350 feet from shore, but says no sand would be within eight feet of mean knv water. Adolf Conte, Springfield, has applied for a fedora! per- mit to build a 60 ft. bulkhead extending 10 feet toward the channel of Silver Bay, Dover Township, and to truck about 125 cubic yards of fill to the area. The corps will consider objections to either project until April 26.

Lt. Col. James Sigler, acting district engineer said the effect of the prt ecfs on both navigation and the of the area will be considered. Shoe Factories Close BOSTON The American shoe industry has been adjusting to increased foreign production for more than a decade, with the result that U.S. factories have been shutting down at an average rate of about 14 a year in the country as a whole.

Need sales action! Advertise in The Asbury Park Press. Mr. Sterling said Thomas F. Watson here has asked the corps to consider the hazardous condition of the channel in reviewing Mr. Shapiro's plans.

He said Francis E. Jordan, also here, has endorsed the project. The corps is awaiting an advisory opinion from the state Department of Environmental Protection before deciding whether to approve the the bridge linking the island and the Barnegat peninsula. A spokesman for the Corps of Engineers, J. Perry Sterling, said yesterday the protest is one of three comments resulting from a request by Solomon Shapiro, New Brunswick, for permission to bulkhead his property on the north side of Pershing Boulevard.

He also wants to dredge some 250 cubic yards of sand from Meanwhile, two more Ocean Comity property owners have applied for permits for bulkhead projects. The Surf City Yacht Club wants to build three piers and dredge an area of Barnegat Bay between N. 8th and N. 9th Streets and to dredge 3,700 cubic feet of sand from the vicinity of the piers. The dredging would be to a depth of four feet below mean low water.

The club plans to for the Philadelphia district, -mnWr. March 24 opening of the hearing. At that session Mayor George M. Maxwell, a Rossmoor resident, testified that aside from the nine and "children wanting to sell cookies" he never heard of any door to door soliciting at Rossmoor. Mr.

Gutcherer testified that Rossmoor residents had signed nominating petitions for at least three candidates for the Township Committee, but on cross-examination said there was no way of telling whether the petitions were signed at Rossmoor or elsewhere. There is a specific regulation in handbooks given all Rossmoor residents: "Solicitors and unauthorized persons will not be admitted lo Rossmoor, N.J." The nine who challenged the ban and received $15 fines 2 City Streets Made One-Way ASBURY PARK Police Captain Edward Moses announced that Ocean avenue and Kingsley street have been designated one-way streets again for the summer months. The traffic officer said that effective 8 a.m. this morning, Ocean avenue is a one-way street for northbound traffic, and Kingslej street is one-wav southbound. Captain Moses said the move is to aid the traffic flow during the busy summer Jf X.

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Color coordinated patterned Opinion NEW BRUNSWICK dlesex County District Court Judge John E. Bachman will Issue a formal, written opinion on an "unusual" case involving nine Monroe Township residents convicted of trespassing at the Kossmoor closed retirement community. The defendants, calling themselves "the Rossmoor Nine" appealed the Feb. 19 municipal court conviction to Judge Bachman, who heard final arguments and testimony in the case yesterday. He said he wanted to review the matter and issue a formal opinion "because of the unusual nature of the case." The nine contend that they exercised their constitutional rights of free speech and freedom to petition when they went to Rossmoor to gather signatures for a change in government referendum.

Edward Podolesky, a special deputy assistant attorney general assigned to the prosecutor's office, argued that when the nine went through the main gate at Rossmoor a "no trespassing" sign was posted and after they were told they couldn't petition door to door, Rossmoor officials offered them facilities at the community's club house to collect signatures for the government change referendum set for April 6. The defendants called Monroe Township Clerk Ernest Butcherer as a rebuttal witness yesterday to counter prosecution testimony at the Asbury Park 527Cookman Matin It I are: Mrs. Joan Kolcz, Walter Weber. Sallie Rizzo, Township Committeeman Peter L. Teagno, Florence Scik, Agnes Gibbons, Patrick Gibbons, Geraldine Riffino and Polonia Hensel.

They successfully obtained the necessary number of petitions to ask residents in an April 6 referendum whether the 133-year-old Township Committee form of government should be changed to mayor and Council form with a township administrator. Judge Bachman gave no indication when the opinion would be handed down. Unit In New Quarters POINT PLEASANT BEACH The state Bureau of Navigation's Motorboat Number Office has moved to new quarters in the Cape Island Yacht Sales Building on the Manasquan River at Route 35. The office was located temporarily in a trailer at 1919 Beach Point Pleasant, after its original location in a bureau building on the Point Pleasant Canal was razed to make wav for the new Love-landtown Bridge. The office handles new registrations, renewals, transfers and other business nertaining to the state's motorboat numbering act.

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