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Goudy and Mild Cloudy and mild today. Fair THEDMLY FINAL and coo! tonight. Sunny and 1 Red Bank, Freehold T" wanner tomorrow. I Long Branch J EDITION (See Details, Page 3). Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 90 Years VOL. 91, NO. 233 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 30 PAGES 10 CENTS UHllHHIHIIiEIIUilllllll Hectic Day for Apollo 10 Puts U.S. Closer to a Moon Landing

SPACE CENTER, Houston They are to fire themselves —Demonstrated that the where instruments alone "It looks a lot smoother area. Stafford reported sev- (AP) — After a hectic day out of lunar orbit early to- lunar landing ship, or LEM, might fail. than some of the photos eral boulders and craters on that put Americans on the morrow, streaking back will operate in the moon's Stafford, Young and Cer- show. I estimate a 25 to 30 the fringes of the site. threshold of a lunar landing, across a quarter-million environment. nan left little doubt that Apol- per cent semiclear area, so Stafford and Cernan ob- the Apollo 10'astronauts cir- miles toward a splashdown —Determined that the land- lo 11 will blast off for the if the LEM has enough hov- viously were relieved when cled the moon leisurely to- in the Pacific Ocean Monday. ing site chosen for the first moon July 16, carrying astro- er time, it should not be a they successfully caught and day, charting the surface for They have a lot to report American astronauts is nauts Neil A. Armstrong and problem. However, if you redocked with Young in the future explorers. about their remarkable, smooth enough for a touch- Edwin A. Aldrin toward a come down in the wrong area command ship after their Air Force Col. Thomas P. sometimes hair-raising day in down, but that the pilots will landing on the area called and you don't have hover pathfinder descent, which had Stafford and Navy Cmdrs. space yesterday. have to be very accurate to the Sea of Tranquility. time, you're gonna have to a brush with danger. John W. Young and Eugene During eight hours in avoid boulders and craters. After two looping dives shove off." "Man, we is back home," A. Cernan concentrated on which Stafford and Cernan —Showed dramatically that over the primary Apollo 11 Can Hover Stafford exclaimed as the two photographing potential land- swooped within 9.4 miles of man can overcome problems landing site near "the crater The LEM can hover like a craft linked up nose to nose. ing sites and studying lunar the moon's surface, Apol- in space and save a mission Moltke, Stafford radioed this helicopter for several seconds They had been apart as landmarks. lo 10: from potential disaster, description: to select a smooth touchdown much as 350 miles as Young kept the command ship cir- cling at a constant 'altitude of 69 miles. "Snoopy and Charlie Brown Seek Freehold Parent Coalition are hugging each other," was the exulted cry of Young. These are the radio code names used by the two vehi- cles. "That rendezvous was the best we've ever had," Staf- ford reported. Hope to Bar Violence "We were right up the tail A HELPING HAND — Karin Stafford, M-year-oW all the way." It was a rendezvous that daughter of Astronaut and Mrs. Thomas P.. Stafford, By HALLIE SCHRAEGER problems which led to racial Black leaders and borough Mrs. Mary Hammond, Cen- (Mrs. Randolph said "agree- feeds 4 tiny bird which fall from a nast near the almost didn't take place. FREEHOLD — The Con- violence here Monday night. officials are scheduled to ter St., was elected president able solutions" came out of Two and one-half hours Stafford home close to the Manned Spacecraft Cen- cerned Black Parents of About 50 black parents and meet tomorrow to reach some and Mrs. Dorothy Myers, sec- discussions between the par- before the command and lu- ter, Houston, Tex. While Karin was busy taking care Freehold (OBP) would like to 150 young people met at the agreement on the proposals, retary of the OBP. ents and the children. nar modules were to undock, of the bird her dad was exploring the surface of fhe see white parents get together Western Monmouth Neighbor- which have not yet been made John Duckenfield, Bond St., She said they spoke of ways the astronauts reported a and form a Concerned White hood Service Center of the public. was chosen as a "responsible, to work together in the com- moon in Apollo 10 lunar module with Astronaut Eu- problem in depressurizing the Parents organization, with an Monmouth Community Action Among the needs that have black, concerned parent" to munity and the parents are tunnel that connects the two. gene Csrtran. ' (AP Wireptioto) eye to an eventual coalition of Program (MCAP).. been cited by black leaders patrol the streets (if he is au- going to take the lead and Corrective action to over- the two groups. One of the results of that are jobs and job training, thorized to do so by borough "set a good example" for the come this caused the docking Meanwhile, the CBP aims meeting was a list of propos- tighter housing codes, low- officials) to "see that black children. rings between the two vehi- to help keep the community als presented to borough of- cost housing, recreational fa- children are not harassed," "The parents will meet cles to slip out of alignment free from violence, keep lines ficials at a closed meeting cilities and Wack and white said Mrs. Norma Randolph, weekly and whenever the chil- by three degrees. of communication open be- later that night. unity. Ave. A, a CBP organizer. (FBEEHOLD, Pg. 2, Col. 4) (See HECTIC, Pg. 2, Col. 3) 3 Foes Lash tween children and parents and "be ready to negotiate with the town fathers." John Davis, president of the Concerned Citizens of Greater OutatMeyijer Freehold (CC), said the OBP 42 U. S. Aircraft Lost in Week and the CC are two distinct • SAIGON (AP)' — Forty-two craft shot down, destroyed on t'ary.'sources estimate their' "I'm pretty sure the rate of. positions 34 miles northeast of NEWARK (AP) — Three said the -Engelhard firm did organizations and that the more American planes and the ground by enemy shelling (otalvalue.at'$5-6 billion. loss is no higher now than it South Vietnam's capital city. Democratic gubernatorial not own any South African new group is made up of helicopters were lost in Viet- or lost to other causes. The 8 Die in Collision has ever been," the spokes- Another wave of B52s at- candidates lashed out yes- businesses and only refined "people who have never been name in the past week, rais- total was six less than the Among the casualties in the man said. "We've got more terday at an opponent, for- some platinum that was out or done anything in the tacked enemy base camps ing the total for the war to week before, when 40 helicop- past week were two (2 mil- helicopters than a year ago near Dak To, 275 miles north- mer Gov, Robert B. Meyner, mined there. community." 5,388, the U.S. Command an- ters and eight planes were de- lion F4 Phantom fighter- and the enemy has propor- as the campaign for the June Meyner made a walking east of Saigon, where fresh The CC and the OBP held nounced today. stroyed. bombers and a four-engine tionately more weapons than North Vietnamese troops re- 3 primary began to heat up tour of the Central Ward -at a joint meeting last night. The weekly summary of A total of 2,713 fixed-wing KC130 tanker lost in a colli- a year ago." going into the homestretch. Newark, the Negro ghetto portedly have infiltrated The CBP was organized aircraft losses said the toll planes and 2,675 American sion during refueling opera- Fighting Scatters from Laos and Cambodia. D. Louis Tonti ac- area that erupted in violence Wednesday night as a com- for the week included 27 heli- helicopters now have been tions off the coast last Sun- cused Meyner of being an Monday. However, before he munity effort to help solve copters and 15 fixed-wing air- lost since Jan. 1,1961. Mili- day. Eight crewmen were Meanwhile, scattered Sharp ground fighting broke absentee candidate who arrived in Newark he came killed. ground fighting was reported out in one of the infiltration represents "big business" in for criticism from another Two of the helicopters were in the war and U.S. B52 corridors 53 miles northwest rather than the people. Ton- candidate, State Sen. William shot down yesterday north- bombers maintained their of Saigon early today. North ti, executive director of the E. Kelly. east and northwest of Saigon. pressure on North Vietnam- Vietnamese troops shelled the Garden State Parkway, said Kelly, noting that Meyner Two Americans were killed ese buildup areas north of night bivouac of a battalion Meyner has failed several his role in the cigarette in- Red Bank School Issue and one was wounded in the Saigon and in the Central of South Vietnamese para- times to make appearances dustry. Meyner has been ad- crashes. Highlands near Dak To. troopers 2>A miles from the at campaign functions attend- ministrator of the cigarette As usual, the U.S. Com- Seven waves' of the giant Cambodian border, then made ed by the other candidates. industry's advertising code mand said it could give no ex- Stratofortresses dropped a ground attack. Field re- Meyner also came in for for several years. Rally Agenda Drafted planation for the heavy air- more than 1,200 tons of bombs ports said 34 North Vietnam- criticism from former State Kelly, noting that Meyner craft losses. in the continuing campaign ese and three government Sen Ned J. Parsekian who recently said he had stopped One spokesman said the to harass enemy troops and soldiers were killed and 26 said: RED BANK - The agenda discussion of what quality ed- Quality Education and the prevent them from massing paratroopers were wounded. smoking, said, "So, ex-gover- ucation is and what commu- Concerned Citizens, Inc. largest weekly loss of heli- "I am charging Meyner nor Meyner has stopped has been set for the public copters was in the week of. for a major drive. The paratroopers'Were block- rally on the Red Bank school nity action should be taken The Citizens Committee for June 12-18,1968, when 37 were Some of the bombers hit ing an aproach to Tay Ninb with accepting substantial smoking. Why? Did his con- to attain it. Quality Education, chaired by profits for himself and his in- science bother him?" Kelly controversy to be held Sunday shot down or otherwise de- targets 55 miles northwest of city, which is under con- Flyers announcing the rally Dr.. J. Alvin Parker, is a stroyed. stant threat. terests from a country (South noted a recent Federal Trade at 4:30 p.m. in the Mechanic urge residents of Red Bank, group newly-formed in re- Saigon. Others zeroed in on Africa) whose policies of Commission proposal that Street School. Little Silver, Shrewsbury and sponse to the current school apartheid are repugnant to cigarette advertising carry a The agenda includes discus- Holmdel to attend and "lend controversy. those of us in America who warning that smoking may sion of "critical issues of the us your ears and views." Lit- There have been wide- are fighting for a reconcilia- cause death from cancer and Red Bank schools" including tle Silver, Shrewsbury and tion of the races." other diseases in making his spread rumors of a teacher Hospital Grievances Probe faculty turnover, teacher Holmdel are sending districts exodus, but the controversy Parsekian referred to Mey- attack on Meyner. morale,' and the problems of to Red Bank High School. ner's directorship in Engel- Kelly had canceled a simi- erupted publicly at the Board underachieving students and The rally is being sponsored of Education's meeting last hard Industries, a metal re- lar walking tour of Newark of discipline. It also features by the Citizens Committee for fining firm headquartered in when ho learned about Mey- week when more than 50 high Results in Assault Charge Newark. ner's. The former governor school students attended to Meyner replied that "I was escorted on the visit by urge an investigation of MARLBORO - As the re- on the hospital's nursing staff and looked into." In the don't run South Africa." He (CANDIDATES, Pg. 2, Col. 1) teacher resignations and al- sult of signed statements for more than 20 years. He meantime, Miss Sackett will Antiques Are Stolen legations that faculty-admin- from four hospital attendants, said this is the first time any continue in her position as istration tensions are prompt- a supervisory nurse at Marl- complaint has been made night nursing supervisor in HOLMDEL — Antiques ing items were two Queen ing instructors to quit. boro State Hospital yesterday against her. Cottages O and R, a ger- valued at $6,00(1 were taken Anne mirrors, a 17th century The board has launched the was charged with assault and Dr. Simon said the employ- iatrics unit, because "the al- from the historical Henderick- tankard, a painting and a Bi- investigation with three battery on a patient last leged incident occurred son House on Longstraet Road ble box. Entry was gained es allege the nurse grabbed The Inside Story closed hearings — one each June. and slapped a 25-year-old months ago and there hasn't here, according to police. through a window in the new been any complaint of this section of the house. with administrators, a group The filing of the charge woman patient for using pro- ' Spring bridals. Page 8 Although only several pieces of students, and a group of kind made against her be- were missing from the county- Police Lt. Bruce Phillips is came after an investigation fane language, and washed Page S teachers. The discussion with brought about when 15 hospi- her mouth with soap. He said fore," Dr. Simon said.,, owned restored residence., investigating the larceny. the six teachers last Tuesday He said he would go on the Six Shore pros make Dodge cut _ Page 12 they were highly prized, police Built about 1717, the home tal employes signed a peti- he doesn't know why the em- reportedly broke down be- tion of grievances against the ployes waited almost an en- geriatrics service last night. Shore Conference baseball roundups Pages 13-14 said. is a 14-room Dutch Colonial cause the school system's "to inform both Miss Sackett Police said the larceny was structure. It was restored by nurse, and in it cited the al- tire year to report the alleged Jimmy Jones spotlights Triple Crown ....: Page 15 chief administrator, Superin- leged mistreatment. mistreatment "but I expect to and the other personnel that roported yesterday by Ed- the Monmouth County His- tendent of Schools Robert C. I expect they will maintain Astro Guide 29 Surf, Field, Stream 15 ward II. Feltus 3d, director torical Association after it State Police Sgt. John Civ- ask that question of them. I Allen-Goldsmith 6 Women's News . Hoops, refused to leave the ick, the hospital's chief^ecu- am very concerned about the professional care of pa- of the Monmouth County His- was presented by N.J. Bell meeting room. tients and a professional at- Births 2 ENJOYMENT, YOUR torical Association. The miss- Labs. The board hasn't scheduled rity officer, who filed the com- that." Jim Bishop 6 plaint, identified the nurse as titude toward their work." WEEKEND MAGAZINE a meeting with those teach- Dr. Lloyd McCorkle, com- Dr. Simon sajd the patient Bridge 29 Television Listings ers who are quitting the sys- Miss Margaret Sackett, and missioner of the state Depart- Classified 18-28 said she is scheduled to ap- cited in the employes' charge Movie Schedule Barnard's Wife Asks Divorce tem. ment of Institutions and against the nurse was in the Comics 29 Amusement Features Judging by the platforms of pear in township court tomor- Agencies, who was notified of Crossword Puzzle 29 CAPE TOWN (AP) - Dr. jugal rights to his wife, Aletta row at 9 a.m. for a hearing on Cottage O because she re- board of education candi- the situation yesterday by Dr. quired the kind of supervision Editorials 6 DAILY REGISTER Christinan Barnard, the sur- Gertruida Barnard, by July dates, the rate of teacher the charge. Simon, said it is his under- llerblock 6 PHONE NUMBERS 20 or to show cause by July Sgt. Civick said he signed patients there receive. He geon who made the world's turnover and faculty-admin- standing the nurse denies the (HOSPITAL. Pg. 2 Col. 5) Home and Garden 11 Main Oflicc 741-O01B first heart transplant, was 30 why a divorce decree istration tensions have been the complaint against the charge. Slock Market 7 Classified Ads .._741-6SM sued for divorce in Cape Town should not be grand. subjocts of public anxiety. nurse "on the basis nt infor- Tennis Clinic, 5 weeks $15. Be- Obituaries 4 Home Delivery 741-0010 Supreme Court, today. Barnard was not in court. Several of the candidates in mation and belief" after four Dr. Simon said the em- ginning ladies, 531-9874. (Adv.)' ployes' grievances, which he Sylvia Porter 6 Mlddlctown Bureau .671-2250 Justice M. E. Theron or- He left Wednesday for a two- last February's school elec- other employes signed state- The Atlantic Highlands free Kellglous Smicens 10 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 dered Barnard to restore con- month tour of Europe and tion, including at least two ments. said charge harassment, by _Miss Sackett "will be heard rabies vaccination clinic for li- Sports 12-15 Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 ANNUAL SPRING CLEAN UP North America. He is believed of the successful candidates, 20-Year Staffer censed dogs will be held Successful Investing 7 Sports Department .7410017 Marlboro Township. Munici- to be in Rome. cited those two issues among Dr. Michael H. Simon, the Rid Your Lawn Of Dande- Wednesday, May 28, 1969, at pal collection of trash and Gilford's Inn, 842-9820, the concerns which prompted hospital's medical director lions. Call 747-2183. Green Acre 7 p.m. at the Municipal Harbor. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuinni1 refuse will take place, for the Wednesday thru Sunday, 5 to them to run for the board, and chief executive officer, Lawn Service. (Adv.) Dogs must be accompanied by Great Western Champagne. Sldcwalk Sale Western Section of the town- midnight, complete dinners. just arrived — New line of said Miss Sackett has been Uniform Sale an adult. Monmnuth Liquors. Next to Fair Haven. Saturday, May ship, Sat., May 24th. Joseph P. Your choice $3.50 each. Satur- Wicker Furniture. The Wicker Gigantic Yard Goods Sale. Now in progress. Shirley R. B. Aikens, Sec. Leo, Business Administrator. Barn, Rl. 34, Colts Neck. Tucs.- Butch's Car Wash, Red Bank. 31, 0:30 to 6 p.m. Bargains day night music by the Chord- Fri. 10 to 9. (Adv.) W. T. Grant, Little Silver. Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. Board of Health (Adv.) galore (Adv.) .(Adv.), lals., (adv.) (Adv.) (Adv.) Atlantic Highlands (Adv.) -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA.VK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FEIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 freehold Fund Drive Started $13 Million Parkway To Aid Two Wounded Youths :. FREEHOLD - A fund fair condition today at Jersey the county juvenile shelter Work Contract Is Let nardo, on a low bid of $7.80 raising drive gets under way Shore Medical Center, Nep- pending hearings before Mon- WOODBRIDGE - The N.J. work is $13,242,668 - only today to help defray medical per hour for bus and driver tune. mouth County Juvenile Court Highway Authority yesterday about $43,000 less than the and hospital expenses for two The Lewis boy reportedly Schiavone bid. with a minimum charge of Judge Leo Weinstein, one awarded its largest construc- local youths who were shot may not regain the use of his tion contract ever for im- The Schiavone firm is cur- $24 for each bus used. charged with atrocious as- during racial disturbances eye. provements to about two rently engaged in the first Installation on an emergen- here Monday night. The two black teenagers sault and battery and the miles of the Garden State project in the expansion pro- cy basis of 20 low volume . The drive is being initiated were passengers in a car with others with aiding and abet- Tarkway north of the Raritan gram. A contract was award- speakers in the stage area of by the Western Monmouth several other teenagers in a ting him. River Bridge. ed the firm March 27 for the Arts Center by Central Neighborhood Service Center car northbound on South St. Jersey Sound Center, Eaton- Mrs. Theresa Elliott, as- The $13,285,407 award, widening of the Raritan of the Monmouth Community when anolhertar occupied by River Bridge substructure to town, at J4.900, was ap- Action Program (MCAP) to white youths pulled alongside sistant director of the MCAP made to Schiavone Construc- proved. Acting executive di- tion Co., Inc., of Secaucus, five lanes each way from the aid Dean Lewis, 16, of 8 Mon- at the Rt. 33 traffic light, and center, said the wounded present six. i rector Melvin J. Kohn ex- mouth Ave., shot in the right one of the white youths fired youths, "innocent victims" of is more than twice as large plained the speakers were eye and face, and Leroy Kin- a shplgun blast. as any previous parkway Ultimate plans call for wid- needed for the center opening sey, 19, of Factory St., shot the disturbances, are expect- award. ening of the parkway to 10 Three suspects, all juve- ed to be in the hospital "for June 12. in the neck, both reported in niles, have been retained in The project is the second lanes all the way from the quite some time." in the $48 million expansion turnpike interchange to Inter- Donations may be made and improvement program change 127 at Keyport-Mat- payable to Western Mon- recently started by the au- awan, where a new 10-cent Ex-Red Bank Candidates Active mouth Neighborhood Service thority. It includes widening toll ramp is planned. Center, 25 Broad St., Free- of the parkway to five lanes The authority also ap- Man Gted RESCUED AND RESCUER — Fireman Paul Bartiforo in each direction, transposi- proved purchase of 22 half (Continued) before an audience and say hold, in care of Mrs. Elliott tion of lanes to separate the and dog, Venus, he rescued -from ttre in Westfield and three-quarter-ton trucks Willie Wright, president of there won't be an income tax or Richard W. Kelley, center parkway from U.S. Rt. 9 and from June Chevrolet, Inc., By Students in the next four years. How- the Newark Afro-American director. are shown at reunion at pet hospital. (AP Wirephoto) eliminate left-hand entrances of Metuchen, on a low bid of CARLISLE, Pa. - Dr. Union. ever, he said an income tax and exits, and construction of $44,053. Circle Chevrolet Horace E. Rogers, a former Meyner was followed by a probably will not have to be imposed during the first an interchange with the new Co. of Red Bank received Red Bank, N.J. resident, has group of young supporters state - built Rt. 440 Freeway. of U.S. Rep. Henry Helstoski, phase of the next administra- an award for eight larger been honored by the students another Democratic candi- tion. "If I am to govern a The project area extends trucks on a total low bid of at Dickinson College, here, Hectic Day in Space where he is Alfred Victor du- date. They handed out leaflets state, I must have the means" from the Raritan River $27,163. criticizing his Engelhard to govern it. To pledge not to (Continued) Thus, when the separation show the LBM engine being Bridge to a planned full in- Gallo Asphalt Co. of Irving- Pont professor of analytical connections because of the impose an income tax would Just before Apollo 10'dis- occurred, the guidance auto- fired by remote control from terchange with the N.J. Turn- ton was awarded a contract chemistry. • : company's interests in South be putting myself in a appeared behind the backside matically began seeking the mission control. The ignition, pike. for yearly maintenance along The students have dedicat- Africa. straightjacket from which of tfie moon, where it would command ship, tipping the to provide a good test of the Lowest of Four the parkway on a low bid of ed the 1969 edition of the Helstoski visited his alma there is no escape," he said. be out of radio contact for LEM off angle and starting power plant designed to lift The Schiavone Construction $1,446,735, about $250,000 less Microcosm, the college year- mater, Montclair State Col- He received some applause. the critical separation, mis- the vibrations. If the astro- men off the moon, sent the Co. was the lowest of four than the engineer's estimate. book, to Dr. Rogers, who has Public Utility Commission- been a faculty member at lege, where he spoke on the sion control advised the as- nauts had not solved the prob- craft winging off into orbit bidders • on the project. The Authorization was granted subject of municipal disor- er William Ozzard — He em- tronauts not to undock if the lem, the shaking could have engineer's estimate for the Dickinson for 44 years and phasized that he is a Liberal around the sun. to enter agreements with sev- ders. He said the best way to rings moved another three damaged vital components (holds the Lindback Award Republican and that is what As he watched the fragile en off-parkway garages to for distinguished teaching. solve such disorders is degrees. and perhaps prevented a suc- furnish standby towing ser- will be needed to win in No- For 40 minutes ground con- through "personal visitation cessful rendezvous. ship zip away into space, Black History vice during peak traffic The yearbook editors de- vember. He said he believed trollers held their breath un- and contact" with residents Cernan said rather sadly, "I hours on summer weekends scribed Dr. Rogers as "an ac- of ghetto areas. He has made he could get votes from la- til Apollo 10 returned to the Flight director Glynn Lun- tive force in both campus and feel bad about that. He's a Symposium Set at a rate of $4 per hour per six tours through the Newarlc bor, the ghetto and state em- front side. There was elation ney said the switch set in- community affairs." ployes — where Democrats vehicle. Authority commis- ^hettoes and has pledged to when tracking picked up two struction had been inadver- pretty nice guy. He treated us : RED BANK — Jacob W. A 1920 graduate of Bed have been strong. sioners reported the service return if elected governor. separate objects. Then Cer- tently left off a list of pro- pretty well." Needle, chairman of Red Bank, N.J. High School, Dr. At the close of his speech, he nan advised: "We're about cedures when they recently Bank High School's social was very helpful last sum- Rogers was graduated from U.S. Rep. Charles W. Sand- complimented Montclair 30 or 40 feet away." were revised. studies department, will par> mer. Dickinson in 1924, joined the man — Renewed his no in- State students for not having Boulder Area ticipate in a symposium on A contract for bus service faculty the next year, and for come tax pledge. "I know After transferring back to "any serious disorders" at Hospital ' black history at Neptune High at the Garden State Arts many years was chairman of how to run this state for A series of engine burns the command ship early to- the school this year. (Continued)' School on Tuesday. Center was awarded New the department of chemistry four years without an started the LEM dipping to- day and kicking the LEM Mr. Needle will take part in York - Keansburg • Long and advisor to pre-medical All five Republican candi- income tax." That remark re- ward the Sea of Tranquility. said the young woman is still free in space, Stafford and a reaction panel, answering jranch Bus Line, Inc., Leo- students. dates spoke at a forum in ceived applause from about As it approached the Apollo a patient, but has been moved Princeton Thursday night. 11 site at 3,700 miles per hour, Cernan reported they were to another cottage because the questions of Mrs. Nida half the audience. "We don't Thomas, director of the Office About 175 persons attended. Stafford excitedly described tired and asked permission to she now required less super- The candidates made these need an income tax, and un- of Equal Educational Oppor- der Gov. Sandman there isn't one area: "There's enough cancel an early morning tele- vision. observations: boulders here to fill Galveston tunity; David Oxenford, state going to be one for First Complaint . -i State Sen. Harry Sears of Bay." cast. social studies consultant; Dr. four years." Sgt. Civick said this is the Arnold Rice, Newark State ;' Morris County — "The first Over the site, Cernan called The TV program was to.' most important job of the- .U.S. Rep. William. T. Car first time in his four years as College; Dr. Aden Kammel, governor and legislature next hill — Said student "dissent out: "We're right there. chief security officer at Marl- Jersey City State College; year will be to implement the is proper but must be lawful We're right over it! I'm tell- boro that he has signed a William Cook, Princeton High proposed new formula for because reason cannot pre- ing you, we are low, we're Freehold complaint charging a staff School, and Dr. Ronald Hy- state aid to education." He vail in an atmosphere of vio- close, babe! This is it!" (Continued) member with mistreating a man, and John Thomas, both -said the current formula pro- lence." Instead of an income "There's plenty of holes •dren want to come to meet- patient. Dr. Simon said such of Rutgers University. ' vides inequitable distribution tax, he said he* hoped to ob- there," Staffotxl said, "but the ings, they are welcome," incidents "are an unusual oc- Last Tuesday, Mr. Needle of funds and insufficient' level tain more federal Kelp surface is actually very currence, a rare occurrence" BUSSES CO Mrs. Randolph said. spoke to more than 450 of funding. He said no re- through block financial smooth, like very wet clay There were other meetings at the hospital. teachers, social studies de- sponsible candidate can stand grants. . .. with the exception of the 1 yesterday in the borough, He said "there have been partment chairmen and bigger craters. ' which remained quiet under some situations in which this administrators at Greenbriar Two hours later, on a sec- a limited curfew. was alleged to have hap- Inn, New Brunswick, under ond approach to the site, Staf- Continue Curfew pened but they never proved the sponsorship of the state ford and Cernan jettisoned TOURS out." Department of Education's di- the lower half of their craft, Police said the 9 p.m. to 6 ADVANCE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED The Weather a.m. curfew," which allows He said several years ago vision of curriculum, on the descent stage. The pur- 'improvements in Teaching In Elberon, yesterday's high "business as usual" and pro- an employe was fired for hit- Variable cloudiness today, pose was to practice for a ting a patient. of Black History in New Jer- high in upper 60s to some low was 65 degres aned the low moon-landing mission when hibits groups of more than sey." (ONE DAY) " three persons, will continue "We've been struggling to 70s. Fair tonight, low from was 51. It was 57 at 6 p.m. the astronauts will shed the Saturday, June 7, 1969 low 50s on coast to 40s ^in- The overnight low was 57 and through the weekend and per- improve patient care here, stage on blastoff from the lu- and we've made headway," PEDDLERS' VILLAGE, Lahaska, Pa. terior. Mostly sunny tomor- the temperature at 7 this nar surface. haps beyond. Firemen's Ball Mayor John I. Dawes said Dr. Simon said. "I hope this row, high in upper 60s to low morning was 52. Vibration $4.25 each Departs 9:00 am he and some members of the won't set us back." HAZLET -, The North I 70s. Sunday's outlook, sunny TIDES At the moment of separa- Borough Council met last He said the public should be Centerville Fire Company will | and pleasant. Sandy Hook tion, the cabin section began night with members of the told if there are any condi- hold a spring ball in the Mid- TODAY - High 1:42 p.m. to vibrate wildly. The first Wednesday, June Tl, 1969 MARINE Downtown Merchants Associ- tions at the hospital which in- dle Road firehouse tomorrow | and low 7:36 p.m. word of trouble was Cernan's terfere with patient care. Cape May to Block Island: ation "to discuss problems in from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. HYDE PARK and VANDERBILT MANSION . TOMORROW - High 1:42 excited down-to-earth excla- Mostly northeasterly winds the borough informally," and; The employes' group griev- Tickets may be purchased I a.m. and 2:36 p.m. and low mation: "Son of a bitch!" ance was filed with the super- $11.75 each includes luncheon 10-15 knots today, becoming he said he would be glad to at the door. Proceeds will go 8:30 a.m. and 8:48 p.m. "Hit the AGS, hit the AGS," visor of nurses late last week, toward payment of the new| and admissions. Departs 8:30 a.m. variable 10 knots or less to- meet with others. SUNDAY - High 2:36 a.m. he called to Stafford, re- 1 Dr. Simon said. fire truck. night and early tomorrow and "If there are any groups- and 3:30 p.m. and low 9:24 ferring to the abort guidance onshore 10-15 knots tomorrow official or unofficial — that a.m. and 9:54 p.m. system. Stafford did and was afternoon. Partly cloudy to- want to sit down and discuss For Red Bank and Rumson able to control the LEM af- day and tonight, becoming problems with 'me, I want (VACATION) bridge, add two hours; Sea ter several harrowing sec- mostly fair tomorrow. Visi- them to let me know and I'll Bright, deduct 10 minutes; onds. County Births 7 DAY CANADIAN TOURS bility generally five miles or Long Branch, deduct 15 min- be very happy tp meet with »L 13th Tour #107 more -but—lower—in- some -utesr-Hlghlands~brMgjsr~acHr them," the mayor said. patchy fog this morning. 40 minutes. that was, baby," Cernan said BIVERVIEW ' Caston St., Matawan, daugh- August 9th thru 15th tour #107A later, "but that was some- Police Chief Henry T. Lef- Red Bank ter, yesterday. thing. I thought we were wob- kowich addressed the semi- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Includes Thousand Islands — Ottawa — Toronto bling all over the sky." Mr. and Mrs. Werner Em- Sheplo (nee Andrea Son-en- Niagara Falls and Quebec annual meeting of the Sea- erich (nee Maria Garofalo), Mission control said the vi- coast Baptist Association Aux- tlno), 130 Morris Ave., Long $113.25 each (Two per room) 79 Madison Ave., Red Bank, Branch, son, yesterday. Departs 6:00 a.m. XX X^ brations occurred because a iliary at the Second Baptist daughter, yesterday. guidance system switch was Church, asking members to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bin- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL out of place. Controllers took "help find leadership within Neptune the responsible black commu- der (nee Barbara Winckel- 4 DAY. CANADIAN TOUR TO THOUSAND the blame for failing to call Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zda- SAVE up a repositioning of thenity to help keep the lines of mann), 247 Dartmouth Ave., nowicz (nee Helen Bauer), ISLANDS - OTTAWA - MONTREAL switch to the astronauts. communication open." Fair Haven, daughter, yes- terday. 112 Second Ave., Belmar, son, HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS The switch should have No trouble was reported In yesterday. July 10th thru 13th Tour #108 been placed in what is called the schools, but the police Mr. and Mrs. John "fink BUYToday (nee Deborah McCormack), Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stran- July 31st thru Aug. 3rd Tour #108A CENTRAL attitude mode, holding the asked parents to keep their sky (nee Rose Brennan), 22 -Installed craft in a stable position af-.„. children off the streets. 119 Tindall Road, Middle- Aug. 21st thru Aug. 24th Tour #108B Tomorrow town, son, yesterday. Creamer Drive, Sayreville, AIR CONDITIONING ter separation. Instead, it was it was reported that the daughter, yesterday. $78.00 each {Two per room] Enjoy regulated BY in an automatic mode, a po- -Greater Freehold Area Cham- MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Fred Binaco Depart* 6:00 a.m. whole house McGRAW-EDISON sition used earlier when the bcr of Commerce has called Long Branch (nee Carol Mayes), 813-A cooling LEM radar was tracking the r •• circus it was sponsoring Mr. and Mrs. Klaus Perge- Clark St., Point Pleasant, immediately .. one of America's Largest command ship. Monday. orelis (nee Diane Avery), 20 daughter, yesterday. MACKINAC ISLAND TOUR and for many Mfrs. of HEAVY DUTY hot summers August 2nd thru 10th to come. Electrical Equipment. Including Michigan Peninsula Wisconsin "D«lls" Green Bay and Chicago $188.00 each (Two per room) I COOLS THROUGH YOUR Departs 6:00 a.m. J WARM AIR HEATING SYSTEM LV. FROM BORO BUSSES TERMINAL 445 SHREWSBURY AVE HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: SHREWSBURY, N. 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'.*:i.,::;J,-t*,^ "..•.!. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 Atlantic Highlands' 'New Top of the News ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— A study now pending at the dimensional mockup of the frontage. Shutters are at front the sandblasting of the exte- quire state property at the Flowers will bloom and the state level prompted by State proposed renovations at his and side windows. rior and a recessed entrance eastern end of the harbor. BRUSSELS - Seeing to counter Soviet naval strength Bayshore will have its very Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, R- business. The refurbishing continues with planter. Approved Bonds in the Mediterranean, the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- own New England seacoast Monmouth, into the feasibil- The design was termed "a down the street as Gardiner "The buildings are all struc- The council has approved tion is reported planning to create a small naval task forte town. ity of the new form of trans- little bit kooky," by Mr. Ellis Marek's insurance office will turally sound and changes a bond proposal for the ac- for use in political emergencies where the U.S..6th Fleet That was the picture paint- portation should be complet- who explained the diffused be transformed into a colo- aren't needed in most," May- quisition and construction of a wouldn't be welcome. ed last night by Mayor Ed- ed late this year, the mayor outdoor lighting system and nial structure with three gas or Walder explained. "What harbormaster's building, first The new international force will be known as NAVOC- ward G. Walder as he advised said. irregular walls flanking de- lights and planter. most need are just facelifting phase of the expansion-pro- FORMED - Naval On Call Force Mediterranean. A businessmen on the renova- The new bank, to be set pressed planters along the Richard Art, a member of and cleaning up." gram there. source at NATO headquarters here said final plans for it tions slated for First Ave. back from the block • long sidewalk. The work here as the mayor's advisory com- He compared the effort With the property acquisi- will be approved Wednesday by NATO's 14-nation Defense buildings and the progress of park on First Ave. between well as on other buildings dis- mittee on the renovation and here to Doylestown, Pa., tion, Mr. Curren said, the Planning Committee. U.S. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird the municipal complex. Highland and Mount Aves. cussed should be completed member of the Planning where councilmen toured and present 350 berths will be ex- is to attend the meeting. Flower boxes and planters will be of colonial architec- by September. Board, said the floral theme applied the self-help theory panded to 850. Mr. Caruso, The United States, Britain, Italy, Greece and Turkey have become an integral part ture, with a drive-in window Dominic Caruso, who re- has long been suggested by here after the 1967 defeat of also a member of the com- will furnish a minimum of six ships, usually destroyers and of all the architectural ren- and parking lot at the rear. cently acquired the old Con- the Garden Club as an asset urban renewal. mission, explained, "We've to beauty in the business dis- had tr> turn down 50 appli- frigates, that will come together about twice a year for derings, as sketches were Mayor Walder said West solidated Gas Company, will More Renovation • two weeks of maneuvers. Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese shown for the municipal hall, Ave., at the rear of the prop- renovate it to become a glass- trict. cations this year and last year The renovation isn't stop- for berths because we had and West German ships also may join the force from time new Monmouth County Na- erty, will be extended to High- fronted building for two small "We're glad everyone is go- ping at First Ave., he added, to time the source said. tional Bank, Atlantic Theat- land Ave. for another access businesses, including a bak- ing along with it," he said. none. We're turning money calling on Frank Micallizi, out of our own pockets." The first maneuvers may take place in about six er and other businesses. route and Mount Ave. may be ery and five upstairs offices. The "homey relaxed feel- owner of a bait and tackle months, at other times the ships will remain in their na- The prevalent theme will widened to better serve the He declared it would be a ing" is continued at the sub- shop at the Harbor and Si- Doing its share, the Plan- tional fleets, but on call for emergencies. be colonial which Mayor facility. $30,000-40,000 ratable for the shop and theater, according mon Lake Drive. Mr. Mical- ning Board will, within the Walder explained "is in The borough and the bank borough. to Frank Hawk of the office lizi presented sketches of a next 60 days, according lo Wants Woman in Cabinet keeping with the atmosphere are beginning negotiations for Insurance Office of Bernard Kellenyi, architec- new restaurant and tackle Chairman Robert Earle, make CHERRY HILL — There will be a woman in the state ' of the New England seaport some borough - owned land Mr. Caruso also explained tural firm in Red Bank, who shop building of glass, red- public its long studied re- cabinet if Republican Senate President Frank X. McDer- village. We're hoping to stir needed for the construction, the nearly-completed renova- was asked to suggest reno- wood and cedar shake roof, vised zoning ordinance. mott is elected governor in November. up a real interest in our grow- the mayor added. tion of the old Republican vations. with the long low planter at "You can build buildings ing community by the prop- McDermott, one of five candidates for the GOP guber- $200,000 Ratable Headquarters at the corner He presented renderings of the front to replace two smal- two feet wide under our or- natorial nomination in the June 3 primary election, pledged erty owners to uplift the en- The bank will provide the of First Ave. and Mount Ave., ler buildings. The new facil- dinances," he declared. "The tire business district to be- the theater which would trans- yesterday to appoint a woman to head a department of borough with a $200,000 rata- purchased by Weeber Brook form the marquee into a man- ity will not be started until new ordinance will provide state government. He spoke to some 275 members of the come a more inviting and at- ble, exceeding the ratable of for an insurance office. after the summer rush. controls for signs, so there tractive area." sard canopy, a red-beige brick New Jersey Federation of Bepublican Women's Clubs at the block of buildings torn The building has acquired exterior and two shrubs flank- Ralph Curren, chairman of will be nothing detrimental their annual luncheon and fashion show here. Another prospect' of growth down. a French quarter atmosphere ing the entrance. the Harbor Commission, ex- to the new look of our town." was forwarded by the mayor, Corky Ellis, owner of the with a wrought iron railing The sub-shop building took plained the .future of /the en- Hanoi Press Assails Conditions who said the borough may Kessler-Ellis machine shop on along the second floor and a on a fresh appearance with larged facility, which will ac- get a boat commutation line SAIGON — For the last five months, the tightly con- First Ave., south of Highland bay window with recessed to New York City. Be wise..* open a trolled Communist press of North Vietnam has been wash- Ave., presented a" three- planter along the first floor ing an unprecedented amount of dirty linen in public. One expert says this shows that public support of the war has Wells Appointment Checkmaster lessened since the United States stopped bombing the North. Almost daily, the party organs have been trumpeting a account today campaign against black marketers, corruption, theft of government property, slackening party discipline, public Is Made Permanent indifference and a host of economic sins. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - St. Peter's Group to Face Court After 5'/2 years of challenges, the Monmouth County Wel- JERSEY CITY - A Superior Court judge has ordered fare Board Wednesday ap- 47 St. Peter's college faculty members and students to ap- pointed Robert C. Wells of pear next week on charges of refusing to heed a court in- Matawan Township perma- junction against a sit-in. nent director of welfare. Judge Robert Matthews issued the order yesterday be- cause of a court regulation which prohibits his hearing the Chairman Charles W. Steph- case. ens reported that Joseph Bon- vegna, a Long Branch veter- Consumers' Data Suit Filed an who had been certified by the state Civil Service Com- NEW YORK — The Consumers Union goes into U.S. No minimum balance required mission, had withdrawn from Can we help you? District Court Monday for a suit that might gain consumers the appointment. • access to federal test data on everything from floor wax . Service is our biggest asset. to frozen foods. Because of this, John J. The union, nonprofit publisher of "Consumer Reports," Farrell, chief examiner of the wants secret National Bureau of Standards test data on Civil Service Commission, CENTRAL JERSEY BANK TRUST hearing aids made available to its clients. It says the data said the board could make AXVD TRUSMEMBERT O F F.DC=O. I.C. 7 on brands and models would mean "vast potential savings the permanent appointment, to the consumer." board member Ernest W. Lass reported. The Feeling Military Satellites Blast Off Mr. Wells, who has .been Robert C. Wells CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. — An Air Force Titan 3 rocket KENNEL SHOW — Monmouth County Kennel Club members, propping for the acting director since 1963, today drilled a bundle of five military satellites into space, 39th annual show Saturday a+ Wolf Hill Farm annex of Monmoufh Park, stage a scored highest in two civil ser- The more recent civil ser- is Mutual, including two Sentry spacecraft to guard against any sneak mini-preview on the main entrance terrace of Monmouth Medical Center. From vice examinations, but each vice test was open only to violations of the nuclear test ban treaty. time, was superseded by a county residents. The results left are Mrs. Dorothy Arnold, Englishtown, holding a Boston terrier and a pug; Bob The 12-story booster thundered from Cape Kennedy at veteran. were announced in January '••• 3:57 a.m. to begin a complex 5'/2-hour mission. The flight D. S. Marshall, Holmdel, with a Newfoundland, and Mrs. Marshall. Young girl Suit Filed 1908. s plan called for the Titan 3 to put its five-for-one payload was a spectator. Proceeds of the show g0 to shore area hospitals and the SPCA. After the first test, his com- Mr. Wells first became into an orbit about 10,500 to 89,000 miles above earth. Last year the figure was $4,000. petitor for the job, Jacob La- known to the board when vitz of Elizabeth, filed suit he conducted i four - month Court Okays Order on Waste against the board for appoint- personnel survey of county ing Mr. Wells. The suit was welfare with the Greenleigh TRENTON — An appellate court rilled yesterday that rejected by Superior Court Survey team. the State Health Department has the power to tell the City WeddingBells to Ring Tomorrow Judge Elvin R. Simmill, but When the survey was com- of Newark and 27 other municipalities to stop discharging the commission challenged pleted in November 1963, he untreated waste into Newark Bay. the board's permanent ap- accepted the job of acting wel- The Appellate Division of Superior Court upheld a rul- For Father Hafner, Miss Stanley pointment of Mr. Wells. fare director. At that time, ing by Superior Court Judge Nelson K. Mintz holding valid He was then appointed act- he was a resident of Long the Health Department's original order to the Passaic PHILADELPHIA - The the wishes of Bishop George would wear the collar to make ing director. Island, N.Y. Valley Sewerage Commissioners. Rev. George C. Hafner, for- W. Ahr. It clear that he did not intend merly of the Catholic Diocese He resigned as assistant to relinquish his priestly func- Lindy Recalls Lunar Forecast of Trenton, is scheduled to be pastor of St. James Church, tions after marrying, and as married here tomorrow. WASHINGTON - Charles A. Lindbergh, "The Lone Jamesburg, and subsequently a symbol of the married Cath- Eagle" of pioneer aviation, says rocket pioneer Robert Chaplain of the Christian was told by the bishop that olic clergy which already Goddard told him in 1929 a moon voyage was theoretically Laymen's Experimental Or- he had lost the faculties of exists and must soon be rec- possible but economically improbable. ganization (OLEO), Father such things as hearing confes- ognized. Hafner was the center of con- sion. In a rare public utterance, with reporters and news The release further stated: troversy almost two years photographers barred, Lindbergh philosophized about the In a press release pre- "Questioned about the re- future of American aviation and reminisced about Goddard. ago when he announced the pared by James F. Hartnett cent statement of the Amer- Robert Yorg of Shrews- He said Goddard told him it was possible to send a multi- establishment of his expert- of Hazlet, th. e . 42 - year-ol- . . d ican bishops that priests bury stays with things he sfageTxreket to the moon. "Then he smiled a little bit and - is_qUQted_as_saying Jie_ should not expect any-change Seems everybody's graduating. How about a, likes. Bob always liked said it might cost a million dollars and, of course, that was in the legislation on celibacy, Shrewsbury so he's lived out," Lindbergh recalled. Father Hafner replied: gift certificate from Natelsons J. Kridel? . there all his life. He likes Road Supply Contracts "It's just another example ngniffimitMnniiimiinmniif^^ Case Offers Judge-ship Choices of the paternalistic attitude firs -fighting so he's been. a Shrewsbury Volunteer:, NEWARK — Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., has submit- of the bishops. They act as When you think about a ted to the U.S. Justice Department his choices for U.S. at- Awarded in Rumsoii if it were their church to do for 25 years — and a torney for New Jersey and for a federal judgeship. with as they please. I'm in- •former Chief. Ho must! RUMSON — Contracts were stricter application of the dicating that it is my church, CRUISE... Although he declined to discuss their names Wednesday, awarded by Borough Council ordinance and even the em- too." like working in our Service Other sources said Case reportedly recommended John J. last night for the supply of ployment of an outside dog Department; this Fall ha'llj 1 The former Miss Stanley, Gibbons of Short Hills, former president of the New Jersey road construction materials. control agency for the gener- think celebrate his 27th year,on Bar Association, for appointment as judge, and Frederick 33, is a native of Dayton, Accepted by the council al good of the community." the job. 'f : B. Lacey of Glen Ridge as U.S. Attorney. Both are Re- were the low bids for the Accepted with regret was •Ohio. She has been a mem- BYRNE publicans. ber of the experimental group supply of 20,000 gallons of the resignation of Walter the most experienced We're proud oj our people. oil from C. H. Sutphen con- Kerr from the borough's rec- from its beginning and is em- travel agency in Rogers Leaves After Talks tractors, Freehold, at .169 reation commission. ployed as a secretary hgre New Jersey... since 1886. Cents per gallon and 800 tons Mayor Teeter appointed Ed- where the couple will live. * : BANGKOK—Secretary of State William P. Rogers left The marriage will take Bendby Southeast Asia today with the belief that U.S. allies here of stone from Charles J. gar P. Peterson to the vacan- Hesse, of Belford, at $4.58 per cy. place in the interdenomina- fully realize they will have to take greater responsibility for ton. The Hesse bid was the Mayor Teeter urged all resi- tional chapel of the Four their own defense in the future. only one submitted for stone. dents to lake part in the an- Chaplains at Temple Univer- American officials said Rogers' consultations with al- Jos. M. Byrne Co. Other bids submitted for nual borough Memorial Day sity, where Father Hafner is Travel Service lied foreign ministers over the last three days had brought parade which will start at 10 Electric Power a much better understanding of President Nixon's policies oil were from Fred McDowell, doing graduate work in reli- 144 BROAD STREET, a.m. and will proceed east gious studies. The officiating RED BANK, NEW JERSE. toward this part of the world. contractors, Wall Township, at on Black Point Road, then Division .21 cents per gallon for oil; minister will be Paul May- • (201) 741-5080 along River Road to Victory cr, a married Catholic priest. Plants in Estontown, Red tank , Secret Reply Is Rejected and Earl Ashpalt, Farming- Park. dale at .25 cents per gallon. The council was informed WASHINGTON — Sen. William Proxmire has returned The council unanimously unopened the Pentagon's classified reply to his critical ques- by the state Department of adopted, after a public hear- Conservation and Economic tions about a proposed new manned bomber because the ing, an ordinance for the SEA FOOD LOVERS 1 secret stamp meant he could not use the information pub- Development that its applica- signing of the contract for tion for $9,500 in federal licly. construction of sewage dispo- funds for the dredging of Proxmire, D-Wis., a sharp critic of Pentagon spending, sal facilities between the Black Point Creek, will be posed the questions April 7 lo Secretary of Defense Melvin boroughs of Humson and Sea the CLAM HUT considered. The state and the K. Laird as part of a campaign lo curb military spending. Bright. A similar resolution borough would provide the Among them: "Is this plane really necessary?" was approved by the Sea 'additional $10,000 needed for RESTAURANT — COCKTAIL LOUNGE Bright Borough Council at its the project. Honor Guard Gels a Stay last meeting. DELIGHTFUL SEAFOOD EATING WASHINGTON - A soldier in the Tomb of the Unknown Also approved was a resolu- Soldier honor guard who says the Army is trying to silence tion for the advertising of Guilt Admitted This Weekend his Vietnam war objections by sending him to the combat bids for 20,000 gallons of regu- zone has won a temporary delay in the transfer. lar gasoline. Bids will lie opened at a regular council In Destruction Sgt. Michael Sanders, 22, was given the seven-day'de- session in June. FREEHOLD - John R. Ya- lay last night by Secretary of the Army Stanley Ilosor after Featuring . . . the two senators from Sanders' home state of Kentucky in- Mayor John E. Teeter em- rosh, 21I.ori Road, Monmouth tervened. Sanders, who has only seven months to go be- phasized that borough authori- Beach, pleaded guilty yester- fore discharge, had been due to report Saturday to Oakland, ties will strictly enforce the day to charges of malicious Calif., on route to Vietnam, borough ordinance on dogs. Much Time Spent destruction of property by de- "SHRIMP CREOLE" "Police," he said, "expend stroying a cigarette machine Chicago Schools May Reopen much too much valuable time in the Carltnn Theater, Red THURSDAT 4-9 P.M. CHICAGO — .Negotiators expressed hope that a tenta- in chasing and apprehending Bank, Feb. 12. dogs simply because residents OPEN FOR LUNCH tive agreement reached iate yesterday may enable 523 County Court Judge Pat- OPEN 4 DAYS FRI. and SAT. 1210 SUNDAY 12-7 do not comply with the bor- schools, closed by a teachers' sliike, to reopen on Monday. rick J. McGann Jr. accepted Schools were,closed today for the second day pending a ough ordinance. Adjacent to Highlands Lobster Pound . ratification vote by the Ul.uOO-member Chicago Teachers "This is why," the mayor the plea and set June 27 for foot of Atlantic St. off Bay Avenue HIGHLANDS 872-9753 UniOn tomorrow or Sunday. said, "council is considering sentencing. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 meet and Stale Sen. Richard R. Stout as main speakers on Paper Plane Plan for Police Week lie subject at law enforce- False Data Found In Hunger Reports ment problems..Chief Mass WASHINGTON (AP) - the result of parental neglect investigative report were definitely untrue." Sail Contest is president of the State Congressional investigators than lack of food. says "probably the most The program also showed Chiefs of Police Association. Program in Marlboro A film*program will follow say they found false and mis- Whitten accused news- touching portion" of the CBS an interview with a woman MARLBORO — Celebration Raymond Mass of the I leading information on hun- papers and television stations program was a scene of a in Mississippi who had 10 Set Tuesday Shrewsbury police depart the formal program. RED BANK - Red Bank of Police Week in the town- | ger in the United States in of a lack of objectivity in re- baby dying in San Antonio, children and was about to ship will feature public in- I two widely acclaimed reports porting on hunger. Tex., hospital. The narrator have another. The narrator High School's student news- on the subject. spection of patrolmen and "Some way must be found said: "Hunger is easy to said: "Three weeks after paper, The Buccaneer, will police equipment as well as The investigators charged to get the news media to ac- recognize when it looks like the interview she gave birth sponsor a paper airplane sail- a public program including this. This baby is dying of to a severely malnourished that a Columbia Broadcasting cept responsibility for the ob- ing contest on the school speakers and films. System television program a jectivity and soundness of starvation." baby. Two days later the baby died." grounds Tuesday after school. Chief of Police Joseph year ago, entitled "Hunger In that which they publish for Investigators said hospital Walker announced that the America," falsely attributed public consumption," Whitten records show the infant was The subcommittee investi- The contest, called "The police headquarters will be the deaths of two infants to said. born two months pre- gator said the infant's death First Annual Open Paper Air- open for public inspection all malnutrition. maturely and died from re- plane Sailing Contest," is open day tomorrow, beginning with certificate shows it was dead to all students, teachers and And a report published last Mrs. Eleanor A. IVoone sulting complications. They a formal inspection of the year by the Citizens Crusade also said the mother told at birth. Hospital officials employees of the high school. eight-man force by the mayor Against Poverty, "Hunger, MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. El- them "The statements in the were quoted as saying the in- Prizes will be awarded in and business administrator at U.S.A.," is filled with inac- eanor A. Logan Noone of Na- program about starvation fant was very large — 12 three categories: longest 10 a.m. vesink River Road died yes- curacies and misstatements, pounds 5 ounces — showed no flight, best flight aerodynam- Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr. § the report said. terday in Riverview Hospital, William H. Hood signs of, malnutrition and ically, and most creative de- and business administrator I The investigation was or- Red Bank. She was the wid- sign — providing that it flies. Joseph P. Leo will officiate j dered a year ago by the ow of Harold M. Noone. BELLEVILLE - William died as the result of pro- Teachers and school officials at the inspection, while mem- • House Agriculture appropria- Mrs. Noone was born in H. (Doc) Hood, 94, a Spanish- longed labor by its mother. will judge. bers of the Township Coun- New York City and had re- ? tions subcommittee, which American war veteran, died The contest will be held on cil will participate in the ac- t made the findings public to- sided here the past 15 years. yesterday in East Orange tivities of the day. She was a communicant of the "Cannon Point" grounds MIRRORS il day. Veterans Hospital. He lived at St. Anthony's Catholic Rites Held adjacent to the Branch Ave. Chief Walker also set Mon- * It substantiated many cas- 158 Academy St. and was the day as the date for a pro- s es of hunger cited in the two Church, Red Bank. father of Mrs. Graqe Roberts building. She is survived by a son, gram at Marlboro High '] reports. But Chairman Jam- of Middletown. For Victim Five members of The Buc- School, Rt. 79, at 8 p.m. The Anthony M. Noone, at home, il ie L. Whitten, D-Miss., said A reitred employee of Belle- caneer staff have been award- session will feature Chief ? the report showed that in cas- and two sisters. ! ville's board of education and Of Shooting ed blazers by the Board of * es where children are going Funeral arrangements are recreation department, Mr. Education for outstanding ser- RED BANK — A Requiem • hungry it is more likely to be pending. Hood was also a former base- vice on the paper. They are Sergeant Steals ball umpire. He belonged to Mass was offered this morn- editor Leah Rissman, copy many church, civic and mili- ing at St. James Catholic editor Cathy Meehan, news Air Force Plane tary organizations. Church here for John Court- editor Carolyn Herz, sports LONDON (AP) - A U.S. In addition to Mrs. Roberts, ney, Middletown, who was the editor Bob Rezetko and pho- Air Force sergeant assigned Main OHice: tographer Bruce Wedel. All 105 Cbeitnnl St., Ked Bank, N. J. OTI01 Mr. Hood is survived by two . victim of a shooting Aprii 17 to ground crew duty stole a Branch Of fleet; are seniors. 870 lit. 35, Middletown, N. 3. sons, Leo W. Hood and in Media, Pa. giant C130 Hercules troop 30 East Main Bt., Freehold, N. J. Charles J. Hood, both of The Buccaneer was named transport at dawn today and 179 Broadway, I>onjr Branch, N. J. A French teacher at Red Belleville; six grandchildren the "Best Paper in Central flew off alone to some undis- Established In 1879 by John II. Cook and Henry Clay and 25 great-grandchildren. Bank Catholic High School, he closed destination. IN EVERY SIZE : Published by Tbe~Ked Bank Rr*liter Incorporated Jersey" in a contest sponsored Member of the Associated Press -- The Associated Preai ll entitled also was a seminary student atelaslvely to the use for re pub! I cation or all the local newi printed in this A High Requiem Mass will at St. Charles Seminary, Over- by the Asbury Park Press. Ajr Force headquarters at iew»paper aj well BJS all AP news dispatches. be offered tomorrow at 11 brook, Pa., the Philadelphia Ruislip said Sgt. Paul Meyer, Second class postags paid at Red Bank. N. J. 07T01 and at Additional 23, of Poquoson, Va., took off YOU CAN BREAK nailing offices. Published daily. Monday throagfi Friday. a.m. in St. Peter's Catholic Archdiocesan seminary. " Home Delivery by Carrier — in the four-engine turboprop Church here. The Kiernan Fu- He was visiting a friend, N.J. Symphony Single copy at counter, 10 cents; by Carrier CO Ceata Per Week. neral Home, also here, is in plane with nine hours fuel .'month—52.75 6 months—114-00 a lawyer, in Media; they aboard. monUis—$7.50 - 13 months—427.00 charge of arrangements. Concerts Off Authorized Auto Glass Subscription Prices In Advance were walking in the evening The Air Force said Meyer when they were attacked by NEWARK (AP) -The New has a wife and three chil- Samuel Dubrovsky three assailants. Mr. Court- Jersey Symphony has can- dren living in Poquoson. He Replacement Service FOR ANY OCCASION LAKEWOOD - Services ney was shot in the back and celed five summer concerts came to England recently on were held at 4:30 p.m. yes- his friend was stabbed with planned for the Garden State temporary duty at the Mil- HOMEY BEE FLOWERS terday in the Lakewood Fu- an ice pick, and both victims Arts Center because of a con- denhall base, where the troop underwent emergency sur- neral Home, Howell Town- tinuing dispute with a musi- carriers arrive from the Unit- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS gery at Riddle Memorial ed States and are dispersed ship, for Samuel Dubrovsky, cians union. 464 BROAD ST. Hospital. The suspects were on missions around the globe. 73, of m E. Kennedy Blvd., arrested two weeks later. ATLANTIC GLASS SHREWSBURY who died in Monmouth Medi- Mrs. Marir A. Smith cal Center, Long Branch, yes- A Requiem Mass also was Glass and Mirrors in every size you can break. 741-4020 terday. offered at Our Lady of Fat- HOLMDEL — A Requiem Boats Entered Rtllobl* »«• 1tZ7 The Rev. Morris Levine of- ima Church, Secane, Pa. (Mass will be offered at ID MONMOUTH BEACH - MAfLE AVC Csr> WblM Stl a.m. tomorrow in St. Ga- BAMIf 21 -' ficiated. Burial, under the di- Burial will be in the Phila- Marine Police here reported DANA Mspto Aw. — 747.20J0 BY WIRE ANYWHERE briel's Catholic Church, Brad- rection of the Freeman Fu- delphia area. this morning they are investi- 138 LOWER MAIN STREET neral Home, Freehold, was in Surviving are Mr. Court- evelt, for Mrs. Marie A. gating a breaking and entry MATAWAN 5*6-2838 the Freehold Hebrew Benefit ney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 69, of Holland and Van of six boats at the Morgan BELMAR HlGHWAY7.g-S...II8,HAv.. Society Cemetery, Freehold John Courtney of 12 Sleepy Schoik Roads, who died Marina, Sayreville. They said Township. Hollow ltd., Middletown; Tuesday. Burial, under the the report came in at 5 p.m. Mr. Dubrovsky was born three sisters, Mary Grace, direction of the Bedle Funer-, John Van Kirk & Son in Russia and lived in Farm- Barbara and Kathy; and two al Home, Keyport, will ingdale for 22 years before brothers, Paul and James, all in St. Joseph Cemetery, Key MONUMENTS moving here five years ago. at home. port. He was a retired poultry 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN farmer. (Off Rt. 35 at Haadon'i Corntr) Surviving are his wife Wouldn't it be a 741-031) 747-2543 Mrs. Mary Dubrovsky and a IARRE GUILD MONUMENTS brother, Isaac Dubrovsky of Lakewood. FREE! shame if you saved Mrs. Sophia DeSio LONG BRANCH- Mrs. So FlJNERAL phia DeSio, 82, of 70 N. Bath a pile of money for Child* Ave. died yesterday in Mon- RABIES mouth Medical Center after KJMltlllo HOME a short illness. Mrs. DeSio, widow of the retirement and there John Allen Childs III late Humbert DeSio, was born Owner and Operator in Naples, Italy, and had VACCINATION Dignified • Inexpensive - Confidential lived in this country 74 years was nothing to 30 of them in Long Branch. Day or Night - 741-3505 Mrs. DeSio, a communicant 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK of St. Michael's Catholic Church, West End, leaves a CLINIC retire to? son, Vincent of New York; four daughters, Miss Virginia DeSio, Miss Alma DeSio and Mrs^James Snowball of Long MONDAY, MAY 19 ^Branch, and Mrs. John Di- Worden Funeral Home Barba, Jersey City, and three 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. grandchildren. 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK The funeral will be Monday Port Monmouth at 8 a.m. from the Damiano Funeral Home and a Rcqui First Aid Building em Mass will be celebrated Ibera's only one wqr to save money Day and Night Phone at 9 a.m. in St. Michael's —• • rtmtiMUiw your country s future Church. Burial will be in at the same time. 747-0557 Woodbine Cemetery, Ocean That's U5. Savings Bonda. port. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 With U.S. Savings Bonds, you're 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. simply helping your country make HARRY C. F JAMES A.' ROBERT F. Mrs. Harrold Murray the fntnre a little better than SEA GIRT - Mrs. Beatrice Lincroft Fire House the present M. Sanders Murray, 68, of 212 Also, Savings Bonds are easy and If your Bonds are lost, destroyed, • Crescent Parkway died«TueS' . _—^—.—« ___ • automatic All you do is fill out a or stolfin, we Bimply roplaco them day at home. She was little-card throughsPayrollSavingi without cost. the wife of Dr. Harrold Mur- Plan where you work. And then So there's no risk. ray. THURSDAY, MAY 22 you sit back and forget 'em while You can even cnsh in the Bonds Mrs. Murray received the the money piles up. whenever you need to, for an John E. Day title of Lady of the Holy Sep- 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. And if yon set just a little aside emergency. ulcher, the highest honor the every payday, you'll never even Catholic Church can bestow East Keansburg Fire House Think about Savings Bond* for on a laywoman, from the late feel the pinch. your retirement. FUNERAL HOME Cardinal Spellman in St. Pat • And you don't have to muster One $25 Bond amonth would rick's Cathedral, New York, up any willpoire* to save every bo a pretty good start. in 1957. payday, because your boss It's not only a way to " 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank Mrs. Murray was born in FRIDAY, MAY 23 does it for you, It's some- insure money for retirement. Newark and moved here 12 thing like setting u p exlr , ^JJJJ,, It's a waway to insure' C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 years ago. 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. She was a member of the paydays for thefurure. nmm in M tatcmt. retirement. Essex County and State Med- Brevent Park Fire House ical Society Auxiliaries and several hospital guilds Leonardo Take stock in America throughout the state. She Buy US. Savings Bonds & Freedom Shares was a member of St. Mark's — • —— Catholic Church Rosary So- ciety, here. The Adams Memorial Home In addition to her husband, SATURDAY, MAY 24 Mrs. Murray is survived by WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, three sons, Msgr. Harold 10 A.M. to 12 NOON A. Murray of Washington, Owner • Manager and John F. Murray and Township Garage Harold F. Murray, both here; 747-0226 two daughters, Mrs. William # J. Farley of Nutley and Mrs. Richard R. Grantham of FUNERAL DIRECTORS Trenton, and 10 grandchil- DOG LICENSES WILL dren. SINCE 1865 A Requiem Mass will be of- BE SOLD fered in Our Lady of Good Sponsored By Middletown Township Council Church, Newark, at 1 M nher Federd De osit 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK a.m. today. Arrangements /A FULLY " P durance Corporation are under the direction of Health Department [SERVICE HONED: MARC KROHN, M. D. - HtoMh Olllctr the Paul A. McDonough Fu- WBANK/ There h an Office Near You T neral Home, Newark. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOm', .V. ).: FRIDAY. MAY 23, 1969 IS Freeway 38 Rotated feature; 39 Ogle Women for Cahill to Hold *afaster,s>ferway PUZZLE camp, 44 Showed AtL&$t! pleasure MONMOOTH COLLEGE . to load heavy, clumsy equipment By Robert MaltUwd river 45 Glocken- Luncheon in Sea Girt Inn ! ACROSS 49 Use to 24 Changes spiel ' RED BANK - The Mon- ernor Headquarters,, 16 W. 1969 SUMMER PROGRAM 1 Fish advantage course 46 Long in .Front St. 5 Salute 52 Chatter: si. mouth County Republican Six-Week Sessions on Pickups! 25 Among Scotland Congressman Cahill will be .0 Pitfall 53 Vogue 26 Fails to 48 Elected "Women for Cahill" are hon- June 9• July 18 June 30-August 8 .4 Jar 56 No longer oring Rep. William T. Cahill, accompanied by his wife and keep up 49 From a other prominent Republican July 21 - August 29 .5 Slow: mus. in favor 27 Blunder • distance Republican gubernatorial can- .6 Abnormal 60 On sheltered women. Three-Week Sessions 28 Chalcedony 50 Valley didate, at a luncheon in Sea chest sound side 29 Searches 51 Fish sauce June 9 - June 30 August 8 • August 29 .7 Favorite 61 Uneven with radar 52 Cut close Girt Inn Tuesday at 12:30 Arrest Sailor haunts 62 Host 30 Lariat 53 Card game p.m. Special Teacher Education Term 63 Taken: abbr. !0 Indian hello 31 Of Nordic 54 Zenith Mrs. Harry G. Wright 3d June 30-July 23 ROSHAVEN RAMP HOOKS 21 Upon 64 Kinds ancestry 55 Tunisian In Keansburg has accepted the chairman- Make Portable Ramps in Minutes J2 Indian 65 Troubles „ 33 Stallion rulers KEANSBURG - A Navy Graduate Program* For Tailgate Loading of all Pickups, crocodile DOWN 35 Superlative 57 Clear profit ship of the luncheon. Mrs. man was arrested early yes- Through August 29 23 — and crafts 1 Nonsense terday, after a woman re- Rancheros, El Caminoi endings 58 Cook in oil Wright, a long-time friend of Master of Arts in Teaching 24 Mountain 2 Singing 37 Submissive 59 Crude the congressman, has been a ported a prowler at her home. Master of Science in Education ROSHAVEN Ramp Hooks let you safely, quickly bad lake voice Master of Science pickup. Hold as much weight as tailgeta will support. 26 Exists 3 Certain Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle committee woman in Upper Donrie M. Brinkley, 24, sta- Install on all pickups without cutting, drilling, weld- tioned at the Earle Naval Am- Graduate Courses in Business ing. Set Includes 2 tailgate hooks, 4 ramp hooks, 29 Indonesian salad Freehold Township 15 years. College Discovery Program Instructions. State make, model pickup with order. island 4 Nickname Mrs. Wright announces the munition Depot, was charged with malicious mischief and (For recent high school graduates and high icheel students) 32 Jason's ship 5 Sparkles following -women to be on the June 30 - August 22 33 Curtain 6 Talks wildly Luncheon Committee: Mrs. being under the influence of 7 Therefore alcohol. He was turned over Students may live in campus residence halls at tha I fabric R. W. Kiely,Jr., Fair Haven; Incite to his commanding officer for nominal fee of $20 per week. Set Includes' « ' s"" •""•'" 34 Before Mrs. Thomas P. Kiely, Rum- 2 Tdlgate Hoots,' M«E OF PICKUP 36 Show-off 9 Craggy hill a hearing June 3. son; Mrs. Joseph Walsh, For additional information 4 tap Hook!! owe actions 10 Neglectful Avon; Mrs. Stanley Davis, Police said Vera Szumowicz contact 40 Tosspot of duty Freehold Township; Mrs. of 81 Washington Ave. called 11 Grade L—-. — -. — _._ — — — — —————J 41 Begins Charles F. Shaw, Jr., Wana- police to report a man at- Director of Admissions 42 State: Fr. 12,Actor Kay inassa, and Mrs. Sherman tempting to enter her home. Monmouth College ROSHAVEN Siles-P.O. Box 3573. Lakeland, Fla. 33802 43 Saves 13 Mexican Sgt. William Kryscnski and West Long Branch, coin Mischler, Asbury Park. Money Cheerfully Refunded If Hot Satisfied 45 Scours Patrolman Eugene Bennett New Jersey 07764 47 Obey 18 Ponder Republican women interest- intently ed in attending the luncheon made the arrest near the 222-6600 48 Scorch should call the Cahill for Gov- house. t 2 3 ll • I5 6 14 I15 1") [18 1 w 1|5Fr SHOP and COMPARE! PROWN'S — 44 Years In Red Bank has best buys in Aluminum Products WHITE WHITE ALUMINUM COMBINATION ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS DOOR Nine Lives Committee 15 Year Paint Guarantee ••AM • Triple Track To Meet Wednesday • Fully Weather Stripped • Cleans from Inside HOWELL TOWNSHIP - The committee's campaign EA. PUT US ON The Nine Lives Committee, to have Rt. 9 dualized will be 0 Min. 6 Windows discussed at the meeting in INSTALLED! your Hstl a group organized because of the Aldrich Road School. the high rate of traffic casu- Various authorities will ex- free measuring service with order You can add to your account alties on Et. 9, will hold a plain "what dualization will public meeting Wednesday at mean to residents and munic- by mail. So MAIL IT IN-anytime! .8 p.m. ipalities in both Monmouth and Ocean Counties," said Er- CLIP 8 SAVE ESE win Bernstein, chairman. Man Convicted A representative of the state The Most Modern Gutter Equipment Department of Transportation in New Jersey .. .Bringing You The On Entry Count will attend the meeting. Mr. Bernstein has urged the 5 Best Engineered Rain Gutter System FREEHOLD - A jury be- public to "be on hand to show Sayings fore County Court Judge M. our support for dualization." in New Jersey. Raymond McGowan found He callefl for public support off... INSTALLED ! and LOAN ASSOCIATION James Lee Rowe, 16 Front ANY St., Manalapa'n, guilty ok to "help us save the lives of 15-YEAR PAINT GUARANTEEI NOW LOCATED AT the some 100 persons who will COMPLETE WITH: charges of breaking into Bathtub Automatic closer BROAD ST. and BERGEN PL, RED BANK Cindy Brand Tomato Co., die in Howell Township alone If the Department of Trans Enclosure Full Weatkentrlpped framing 741-3700 Englishtown, Jan. 16 and tak- Storm chain ing $50, pbrtation adheres to its pres- With this Coupon "Where You Save Does Make a Difference" Two glass, two screen Inserts Judge McGowan set July ent plan to dualize the high- Good 'til June 7 Standard 32" and 34" x BO'/j" 10 for sentencing. way live years from now." only. Grill optional Assistant County Prosecu- tor Franklin, Goldstein pre- sented the state's case in Advertise in The Register the two-day trial. Deputy 10 County SALE ipecial Public, pefender William J. 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shop itelnbech'i MAY SALE Residents are asked to FREE DELIVERY • UP TO 36-INCH WIDE today tillT— Sit. till 5:30 place newspapers and maga • PLASTIC OR COTTON TAPE zincs in tied bundles in their 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK • NEVER RUST SLATS driveways or at the curb of their homes. PROM_OUR_READERS They're Wearing Real Mortarboards This Year" letters from ttt readen, pn.

Established in i87g — Published by T he Ited Bank Register, Incorporated I ' M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor products are not acceptable. "bonus J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Golf in Middleiown I , FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 Bowne Koad Middletown, N. J. To the Editor: No Vote for President? When the U.S. Supreme Court The applicants also point out that Harriet Alexander led that residency requirements for the top court has repeatedly held that v elfare assistance are unconstitution- the right to vote is a fundamenal right to the statements attributed to you- an4 a , Chief Justice Earl Warren dissent- in a free and democratic society. He explained that lurking beneath Not all states have the same period at case are a multitude of situations of time in which a voter must be a Township to finance this municipal golf course . .;-. j. . which states have imposed resi- legal resident. That is why President Bluntly, and in the language of the.dayttc^taxpayers need this project like they need "a hole in the head d ;nce requirements, including eligi- Johnson last year proposed a uniform federal law to govern voting for a You may recall that not very long ago our school budge lity to yo.te, to engage in certain pro- was defeated twice because "taxes are rising out of sight." ssions or occupations, or to attend president. He suggested that Sept. 1 D SMOB tone we should concern ourselves with providmg state-supported university. of the election year be made the cut- the n^essHiTs for the township rather than with frivolous ?The first of these many problems off date for such voting. ideas such as this one. "; tl : chief justice referred to has already If the court should rule in presi- I believe even the "middle-income golfer taxpayer will p ssented itself, and the Supreme dential voting, as it did on welfare a»rpft with me in this instance. • for assistance, it would surely open the 'Unless tf course, you and Mr. Krenza are plaining.*, urt has accepted the case present the Haskell estate to the township as a gift. ,. rwiew. gates to wide-open fraud if any per- A Colorado lawyer and his wife son could vote wherever he happened they were not allowed to vote in to be. Campus Problems ;t year's election because they had If it doesn't decide that way, how 37 Queens Drive East.' :ently moved from California. They can it rule, without legislating, that THE REPORTER Little Silver, N. J. • i lim that some five million persons one state's law enacted to cope with ° The stand taken by the Democratic candidates for state this nation were kept from voting this situation is better than another's? assembly on college protesting demonstrates they do not- similar residency laws, and they A law such as suggested by Mr. Tragic Times for U.S. really wish to confront the issue. Johnson would seem to be better than sert that those votes could have By JIM BISHOP where. It's a checkerboard struggle —one The emphasis by these candidates on the college ad- en decisive in the last two presi- a Supreme Court decision on this color against another. ministration acting to ease tension is a perceptive one, Yet , One of the tragic facts of history is ntial elections. problem. The countries to whom we send money these administrations should spend less time .creating guide- that it required 187 years to build the denounce the United States. It is even pos- lines and devote more effort to getting at the root of campus e United States of America from a wilder- sible that Mao T'se-tung, five years ago, problems. ness to the position of the. most powerful was correct when he referred to Us as a While student violence in most cases is wrong, these nation of all time, and it took exactly five I Mental Health Aid for Ouldren paper tiger. His friends capture our ship candidates place too much emphasis on arresting disorders years to tear it down to : than solving the great social problems causing them; I The quality of a society depends tions of fear, anxiety and guilt in a position of ridicule. and make us apologize for it. The stiff- spined naval officers take the witness The framework is indeed important, but college ad- If I am permitted to ljbmately on the intelligence and sensitive children. Children living in stand — one after another — to weep. ministrations have used it too long to maintain the status slum areas are often tormented by call things as I see them, quo rather than to bring about change. efiiotional balance of its individual then I submit that five We are mocked, and perhaps rightfully nightmares of rats and insects crawl- so. Everybody is on the take. Once upon Thus, students are not the only ones who must learn to "Imbers. No period is more crucial more years of this agony ing on them, traumatic experiences of protest will cause this a time, when Old Glory was run up a use our framework properly. While this stand is not per- the psychophysical development of that can warp a developing per-' nation to disappear as staff, men felt a lump in their throats be- fect, it is noteworthy that it goes beyond the traditional aS human being than the * formative sonality. Atlantis did. As heart- cause this was the symbol of justice and stand of campus suppression. rending as the Civil War might and democracy. It is fashionable Sincerely, rly years. , Dr. Reginald S. Lourie, a Washing- was, it was a military now, not to salute the flag, but to stomp Ron Grayzel U.S. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- ton, D. C, psychiatrist and chairman matter which was won on it and burn it. inn., has estimated that four million of the commission,, considers the bil- BISHOP andj except for the slow- * * * / merican children under 18 need .lions of dollars required to implement healing of wounds, ended in 1865. THERE IS NO control, no discipline, ' Girl Scouting's Values and precious little patriotism. The police; p jychiatric help and up to a million such a program to be anything but This one isn't like that; it's decay. It man is the bad guy. Judges, those infinite- Monmouth Council of. Girl Scouts r ljuire' immediate treatment. Little excessive. He says the tensions which is something which can be smelled muskily ly austere men who dispense justlsefem- Farmingdale, N. J. • ii agination is needed t% foresee the afflict our cities have their roots in on the streets, in the colleges, in the legis- ploy bag men who take money so that the To the Editor: lative halls. We have no strong man to Another' Girl Scout season is drawing to a close. ' It d integrative social effect of a vast the troubled early years. "Earlier in- defendant is guaranteed to go free. Our lead us; to point the way. And if we had, children think it is clever to cheat on has been a busy one for the more than 17,000 girls and adulta n jglected group of maladjusted youth. tervention ,and preventive approaches he would be hooted and laughed at. involved in the Girl Scout program. for children," he maintains, "would be school examinations. Often, they buy the ; The Joint Commission on the We are in a period of government by answers. We, at Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts, are most grate- jpl Health of Children has been less costly jn.the Jong run,". , • secrecy, and this may develop into p plus Forty per cent of the world starves, ful for the excellent news coverage we have been receiving ated to forestall the misery and un- Few psychologists would question rather than a minus, provided that the and the United States pays the farmer not throughout the season. There is no better investment than In the' sound, rfet of disoriented youth. It has rec- Jhe proposition that children develop secrets mask progress. I cannot think of to plant seed. When we hear the name any time in my life when I was chroni- Vietnam, we spit in disgust but the Com- healthy, and wholesome development Of girls..' oBirriended a national health program J •imdst favorably in • an ambiance of; cally frightened, but I am now. I will not ' munists laugh at our dilemma: They know Girl Scouting provides it, and Monmouth Council ac- tljjit would "guarantee to every Amer- affection and concern. It should be permit my wife and children to take a we can not leave the jungle in defeat complishes it. The news media has reported the scouting ican, from conception through age 24, an unassailable democratic principle walk after dark. and, if we stay, we cannot win. story "Like It Is," helping to clarify scouting's worth to the opportunity to develop to his that an emotionally handicapped child # * * • We have an intelligent Cosa Nostra the communities by creating a greater awareness of its which has divided our nation into spheres program which guides girls toward becoming useful .and maximum potential." should be given every assistance in TEN PER CENT of our people have - resourceful citizens, , ., '-.••. • dark skin. Ninety per cent have. white of-influence. So we pay a few pennies i It is known, for instance, that making his way toward emotional more for everything. In one city—a week Thank you ior your continuing help and kind coopera- maturity. skin. For 300 years the dark ones have racism may evoke the crippling emo- wanted to join the white ones on a basis ago — chuck steak was selling for $2.99 a tion, • ...... of complete equality. Now that the whites pound. The tax bill for the defense of Sincerely yours, have been .admonished to do it,,the 10 per America comes to $350 a year for each Mrs. Warner O. Fleming INSIDE WASHINGTON cent do not want it. For reasons which I man, woman^and child. Taxes climb, but Chairman cannot divine, they subvert the law they education declines. \ Public Relations Committee sought and want to impose their ghetto Many of our graduates cannot spell. Wanted: New Draft Boss culture on the 90 per cent. -The Pueblo still stands at anchor in an 1 enemy port and we dare not send torpedo TODAY IN HISTORY By ROBERT S. ALLEN that the job may offer frying-pan-to-fire Everyone makes demands. No one planes in to sink our own ship. We can no and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH disadvantages for administrators on be- pleads a case, or relies on logic to make longer be provoked, no matter how often . i President Nixon's aides are quietly leaguered college campuses. his point. One group wants .$500,000,000 our faces are ground into the mud. • Today is the 143d day of 1969. There are 222 days left hi nting for a new toft director to replace in reparations. Others armed with rifles In the year. THE IDEA IS that an educator could Not too long ago, I watched the wise Lft Gen. Lewis B, Hershey and brighten wearing cross-belts of ammunition prefer make administration of the draft law more old Speaker of the House, John W. Mc- Today's highlight in history:,. th i tarnished • image of the Selective $er- to set fire to schools of learning. Univer- responsive to the concerns of the young Cormack, emerge from the House well- and On this date in 1915, Germany declared war on Italy. vi :e system. • sity presidents, with rabbit courage, sit men who may be tapped for military ser- start down the marble corridor to his of- On this date — Ideally, a new direc- with the revolutionaries and hold hands. vice. Hershey, in this view, has helped to fice. An assistant hurried to his side and In 1455, the Battle of Saint Albans was fought in "the War tor?,.would revamp the —make-the draft-seem-wholly-subseFvient-to— Our nation impoverishes itself by said: ..'JDonlLgo. to^your office,Jttr.-Speafc of-the-RoseSi " mucjr^cnlicfted(Irair~ fhe^Pentagon and its wishes. • • • spentlmg 70 billions, of.dollars each year er. There are a dozen blacks and whites • In 1701, Capt. William Kidd was hanged in London Sif- machinery using the re- for weapons which may never be used. in there lying on your floor." ter conviction on charges of piracy and murder. - - • • At least one military man is being form proposals which the Black children, with big brown innocent The white head fell forward a notch In 1788, South Carolina became the eighth state in th« mentioned, however, as a possible Hershey President sent to Con- eyes, learn lesson number one: be afraid and he smiled. "Run ahead of me," he said Union. renla"emen"t.' He is Gen. Harold K. John- gress last week, Even if of the white man. He does not know that softly, "and offer jobs to all of them. In 1904, European steamship companies transporting Im- son, former Army chief of staff, who was Congress drags its feet his babyish fear has now spread every- They'll disperse." migrants to the United States announced that steerage rates on those reforms, how- retraced last year by Gen. William C. were being reduced to $10 a person. ever, a new director Westmoreland when Westmoreland re- turned from the Vietnam command. In 1944, during World War II, the Allies launched a drivfc would serve as a sign of YOUR MONEY'S WORTH to Rome from the Anzio beachhead. ] ALLEN Change' It is argued that Johnson would also In 1960, Israel announced the capture of Uie former i In that connection, give a new look to Selective Service, since Nazi, Adolf Eichmann, in Argentina. ' there are hints that Hershey's replacement it is no secret that he was no enthusiast Anyone for Golf Tens years ago .. .Iraq was restricting activities of the miv not be another military man. Some for escalation of the Vietnam war. Many Communist party. ac ministration aides are said to feel (hat a Pentagon authorities think he was 'dropped By SVLVIA PORTER to $17,000 a year. Even more revealing is • Five years ago . . . President Lyndon B. Johnson dviliati director would make the draft by Prudent Johnson for that reason. After years of holding back; I am fi- the finding that almost four in 10 golfers pledged to "build bridges" across the gulf which has divid- sejem less of a military procurement office BACK BURNER - Administration nally trying-seriously to learn to play now take vacations exclusively to play ed the United States from Eastern Europe, •',-•• for the Pentagon. ' aides have been lobbying Intensively for~ "golf—ana even before I join you in your golf — which accounts for the rapid rise One year ago ... Hundreds of persons were hurf as So far there is no President Nixon's plan to select by lot for summer madness, I am discovering that in the past decade of the golf resort. young Frenchmen and police clashed in the Paris Latin widely advertised search military service among 19-year-olds, who I haven't taken up a game. I have become At the same time, golf is no longer a Quarter. for a new man. Feelers would exnerience one year of vulnerability part of a fabulous "eco- rich man's sport. In the early 1930s, nearly Thought for today: A child educated only at school is are out, however, and it unless there was a real national crisis. nomic force. '• I am not four-fifths of the 5,700 golf courses in the an uneducated child - George Santayana, Spanish poet arid is significant that, some Congressional champions of draft re- simply succumbing to a U.S. were private, expensive country clubs. philosopher, 1863-1952. of Hershey's long-time form hailed the Nixon proposals (which popular pastime, I have In the small remainder were all the mu- supporters in the House wore scarcely distinguishable from the become an eager paying nicipal and semi-private courses. Today, and Senate are passing Johnson proposals of 1967). Nevertheless, customer of an array of there are an estimated 10,000 courses, of the word that it is time the reforms have been put aside in the businesses which togeth- which a bare -1,000 are private. The bal- for the general to bow out House and Senate, at least for now. er add up to a golf mark- ance includes thousands of municipal and gracefully. et of $6 billion a year and semi-private courses. About 300 new cours- •LDSMITII One reason is that (as we predicted a . Like J. Edgar Hoover, couple of weeks ago) supporters of draft range from golf hardware es are being built yearly. inp the FBI, Hershey has been the very reform nronosals to the President's plan. to club memberships, Third, the value of the game as a life- personification of • the Selective Service House and Senate military experts are PORFLR from haute couture golf- time sport is being increasingly recognized system. A former country 'school teacher worried about "riders'" of that sort. wear to 19th hole and this is particularly so for the physical- refreshments. arM Army officer in World War I, he was In addition, the draft reform bill must ly handicapped and the elderly. The boom aligned to the early studies of a draft move throuph the same House and Senate To be honest, though, how much of a in golf carts, so ideal for those with heart sviilem which began in 1936. He has been committees that are considering the mill- laggard can I be? As of today, H million ailments, is ju.st one illustration of the drjift. director since 1941. tar« procurement bill, which also includes ol you are playing golf, up 183 per cent business offshoots of this fabulously grow- t Like Hoover, Hershey v*>uld like to authorization for President Nixon/s Safe- in only 10 years (and the number is still ing game. continue on the job. He is 75, however, guard antl-miss'le defense. The committees climbing at the rate of 6'A per cent each * * + his eyesight is poor, and his official retire- just can't handle draft reform legislation year, according to Universal Publishing & FINALLY, the popularity of golf is en- ment from active duty back in 1946 was on for a whl'e. Distributing Corp., publisher of "Golf" couraging the construction of nine-hole grounds of physical disability. Finally, it must be reported that some and "Golfdom"). And these are just the and par-three courses which use up far • Moreover, unlike Hoover and the FBI, congressional mil'tarv experts are suspi- golfers who play at least 15 rounds an- less space. This inspires more players, Hiruhey and Ihc draft have come under cious about the motives of the White nually; another two million play less which in turn inspires more construction of hiwy critical fire in (he turmoil which has House. The susnicion is not new, but dates rounds each year. Incidentally, although 87 golf courses near to urban areas, etc. per cent are male, the number of wom- when from the war in Vietnam. Part of back to the Johnson Administration. Universal Publishing puts the realty the criticism is natural and to be expected Esneciallv in the House, military ex- en playing golf regularly is climbing faster than the number of men. value of golf courses conservatively at unjlcr the circumstances, but the courts perts have long complained that Presi- $2.8 billion and insists the "typical golf haw: been dealing hardily with Hershey's dents Johnson and Nixon could shift to a * * * course raises property values, indi- nlljempt.s to u.se the draft's induction ma- one-year vulnerability for 10-year-olds, at AS FOIt THE "why?" that's easy. rectly attracts industry to the community chinery to punish the fomentors of that lur- anv lime, under powers they have always As is the case with virtually all sports, and creates new businesses." mtjil. possessed. Only the lottery-like random the upsurge in golf reflects our era of As a final touch on the money aspects jj Administration aides who want to put selection nlan needs congressional approv- 1 growing leisure time and prosperity. Tha of golf, here's an earnings — as contrasted • jjf'lvillan in the Selective Service com- al, according to these expert.s, and the typical golfer, says Golf Magazine, has to a spending — note: The professional mind |MIS| talk about naming an educator present, oldest-first, system could be used attained a relatively high income; the av- pot for the touring professional golfer is Preview of the Nixon court? H succeed Hershey, though tliey concede instead. erage income of Golf's subscribers is close now up to $5 million! Golf, anyone? THE DAILY REGI5TEH, BED BAtfK • MTODLETOWN, N. J.f FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 Bar Permit Transferred Local Securities MAKE THE BIS MOVE! 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J. • Rteharaa System LABRIOLA MOTORS, INC. 42 Seurh Irldgt Av«nu«, R«d lank. N. J. with this COUPON Domtnlco Procoplo Anthony J. DtStefdno Monmouth Shopping Center 120 E. Newman Springs Road Red Bank, N.J. rv: : , N. t,, Unit sn*»f. N,. J.,;; ';^ . •': ; fatontowii Circlt ItjQ A.M. 'HI MO t.U. '' T T 8 -THE DA IKY REGISTER, RID BANTC • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 Spring Bridals LePre'Luby JankowskiSudd LONG BRANCH - St. Mi- RED BANK - St. James Wall St., is an alumnus of St. chael's Catholic Church was Mary's High School, South Catholic Church was the set- the setting here May 3 for Amboy; received a BA de- ting here Saturday for the the marriage of Miss Carol gree in political science from wedding of Miss Carol Ann Ann Budd to Joseph Alexan- Seton Hall University, South Luby, daughter of Mr. and der Jankowski Jr. at a Nup- Orange, and attended the Mrs. John J. Luby, 168 Crest- tial Mass celebrated by the University of North Carolina view Drive, Middletown, and Rev. Josepa A. Doino. School of Law at Chapel Hill. Nicholas James LePre, son of Parents of the couple are He was named to "Who's Mr. and Mrs. Leon LePre, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Who in American Colleges Holmdel-Everett Road, Holm- Budd, 49 Passey Garden, and Universities," was a del. West End, and Mr. and Mrs. member of Phi Kappa Theta The Rev. Florian Gall cele- Jankowski, South Amboy. fraternity and served as vice brated the Nuptial M.ass. Miss Joan DeSevo was president of the student sen- Mrs. Saltatore Manzi Mrs. Nicholas LePre ate. The couple reside in Mrs. Joseph Jankowski Mrs. Joseph Reynolds (The former (The former A reception was held in maid of honor and brides- maids were the Misses Mary Westfield. (The former Carol Budd) (The former Caryn Gambert) Antoinette Gengaro) Carol Luby) Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg. Kieser, Cathy Ferrara and Susan Rothrock. Miss Mary Lynn Luby was Reynolds'Qambert Ferry'Landis Man&Qengaro David Wilson was best man her sister's maid of honor. KEYPORT - Miss Caryn bridegroom. Miss Shelly DUBLIN, Pa. — Announce- LONG BRANCH-Miss An- Perrie. Miss Pamela Cardi- and ushers were Don Santoro, Also attending the bride were Lynn Gambert, daughter of Aquila was junior bridesmaid. ment is made by Mr. and - toinette R. Gengaro, daugh- nale was flower girl. Gary Amerine and Wally Rip- Mrs. James Matthew Cronin, Mrs. Ronald Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gam- Richard Gaitibert was best Mrs. Linwood A. Landis of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Salva- Paul Vuono was best man. pel. Mrs. Bartholomew LePre, '(The former Sharon Adams)' bert, 510 Beers St., Hazlet, man. Ushers were William Dublin, of the marriage of tore Gengaro, 181 Buttonwood Ushers were John Vonella The bride, an alumna of sister - in - law of the bride- was married here Satur- Carnes and John McDonald. their daughter, Miss ..Mary Ave., was married here Sun- and John Aria. Star of the Sea Academy, at- groom; and the Misses An- day to Joseph William Rey- Gary Gambert,' brother of the Lynn Landis, to John Edward day to Salvatore J. Manzi, The bride is a graduate of toinette and Ann LePre, sis- tended the College of St. Wilson'Adams nolds Jr., son of Mrs. Dorothy bride, was junior usher. Ferry, son of Mr. and Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Long Branch High School, ters of the bridegroom. Elizabeth at Convent Station, Detrizio, 20 Hancock St., Alfred C. Ferry, 61 Manning Manzi, 50 N. Linden Ave., and is employed at the Ft, HOLMDEL — Miss Sharon and received a BS degree The bride is a graduate of Mauro L. LePre was best Keansburg, and Mr. Reynolds St., River Plaza, N. J., April West Long Branch. Monmouth Signal School. G. Adams of Keyport was from Monmouth College, Raritan High School and is 19 in the Deep Run Mention- Her husband is a graduate man for his brother. Ushers married Friday, May 16, to West Long Branch. She is a of Guttenburg. employed at Ft. Monmouth. The Rev. Francis E. San- were Bartholomew LePre, ite Church, Bedminster, Pa., of Shore Regional High Eonald E. Wilson, 17 Atlantic millinery distributor with J. The Rev. Sebastian Carmel Her husband is a graduate the Rev. Cleon Nyce offici- titoro officiated at the cere- School and Junior College of brother of the bridegroom; St., Keyport, in an outdoor C. Penney Co., New York celebrated the Nuptial Mass, of Middletown Township High George Cavaso, Joseph Luc- ating. A reception was held mony in Holy Trinity Church. Broward County, Fort Lau- ceremony held here in Holm- City. held in St. Joseph's Catholic School, and is a student at carelli and Daniel Greco. in the Benetz Inn in Quaker- A reception was held in the derdale, Fla. He is em- del State Park. The Rev. Mr. Jankowski, a personal Church. Union County Technical Insti- town. Francis L. Lemley of the trust administrator employed Miss Pauline Giliam was tute. He is an engineer with Barclay, Belmar. ployed by Bell Finance, The bride is a graduate of Miss Sally Landis was maid Mrs. John Vonella was Eatontown, and Security In- Red Bank Catholic High Church of Christ, Red Bank, by the Bank of New York on maid of honor. Bridesmaids the New Jersey State Depart- officiated. ment of Transportation in of honor for her sister, and matron of honor. Also attend- vestors, also Eatontown. School and is employed by the were the Misses Patricia and bridesmaid was Miss Char- Newark. ing the bride were Miss Mary The couple will reside in Monmouth Consolidated Wa- The bride is the daughter of Donna Reynolds, sisters of the lotte Gross. Flower girl was Benjamino and Mrs, Victor West Long Branch. ter Co. in Long Branch. the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jane Rutt, cousin of the Her husband is an alumnus J. Adams of Highlands. The Kingsley'O'Brien bride. Bennett'Monego of Red Bank High School bridegroom is the son of Ells- Ernest L. Fox 3rd, River and is employed by Mawal worth Wilson of Hollywood, LONG BRANCH - Miss Cathleen Schultz, and junior employed by Shop-Rite Food- Maureen Elizabeth O'Brien bridesmaid, Miss Dorothy Plaza, was best man, and '- LAKEWOOD-Miss Pamela Construction Co., Colts Neck. Fla., and Mrs. Oscar Koyl of ushers were Frank Viebrock, " Jeanne Monego 'and' Donald arama, Belmar. He served a Hazlet. and Robert Edward Kingsley Kingsley, sister of the bride- The couple will reside at Atlantic Highlands; N. J., and - Francis Bennett were mar- year in Vietnam during his A reception was held in the were married Saturday here groom. Another of his sisters, 304 Poole Ave., Long Branch. in Our Lady Star of Sea Mary Alice Kingsley, was Scott Slabaugh, cousin of the r ried Saturday here in the service with the Army. Holiday Inn, Hazlet. bride. : Prince of Peace Lutheran Catholic Church at a Nuptial flower girl. _ Church. The bride was escorted by Mass celebrated by the Rev. Howard Kingsley was best The former Miss Landis, an Kennedy'Kinney her brother, John H. Adams. Joseph Mokrzyski. man for his brother. Another English teacher in the North Parents of the couple are Attending the couple were Parents of the couple are brother John Kingsley, ush- Penn High School in Lans- A reception was held in Al- . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hubert HIGHLANDS - Miss Mar- the bride's brother-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Francis ered with Kenneth Bixby and dale, is an alumna of Goshen Monego, 6 Willowbrook Road, tha-Lee Kennedy, sister - in- pine Manor. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lindal I. O'Brien Sr., 168 Rosewood Raymond LaFurge. (Ind.) College. - Freehold, and Mr. and Mrs. law and sister of Mr. • and The couple will reside in Brown. Ave., here, and Mr. and Mrs. The bride, who was on the Mr. Ferry, a graduate of .- Clifford Bennett, R. D. 2, Mrs, Clayton L. Decker, 82 Highlands. Mr, Wilson is employed by Howard Kingsley Sr., 23 Lo- nursing staff at Riverview Middletown Township High Farmingdale. Church St., Belford, became The bride was graduated the Jersey Central Power and cust Ave., West Long Branch. Hospital, is a graduate of Red School and Newark (N,J.) ~ The Rev. Frank Jorcke offi- the bride of Charles Henry A reception was held in the from Middletown Township Light Co., Keyport. Bank Catholic High School College of Engineering, is a : dated. Kinney Jr. Saturday here in Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, Red and St. Francis Hospital High School and is employed civil engineer specializing in Highlands Methodist Church. Bank. School of Nursing,. Trenton. !L Mrs. Boy Van Beveren was by Two Guys, Middletown. road and bridge design em- z matron of honor. The brides- The bridegroom is the son Art Society •< Miss Susan Ruscil, Long Mr. Kingsley, an alumnus ployed by the Pennsylvania The bridegroom was gradu- -'•maids were the Misses Joyce of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lecture Set Branch, was maid of honor. of Red Bank Catholic High, Department of Highways in - MOnego, cousin of the bride, Kinney Sr., 7 Miller St. ated from Henry Hudson Re- Mrs, Robert E. Kingsley Also attending the bride were is in the August graduating the St. Davids District. His and Julie Onoshko. The Rev. G. W. Starsmeare gional School and is a mem- FREEHOLD — * Charles (The former Mrs. Edward Van Ness, Miss class at the University of father is chief maintenance ber of the Highlands First Nevad will give a painting Robert-Bennett, brother of- officiated. Maureen O'Brien) Elizabeth Paolucci, Miss Dayton, (Ohio). engineer at Riverview Hospi- Aid Squad and the Highlands demonstration at a meeting tal, Red Bank, N. J. the bridegroom, was best Mr. Decker escorted his Volunteer Fire Co. He is em- of the Freehold Art Society The couple are at home at man. Ushers were Warren sister-in-law. ployed at Sandy Hook State Monday at' 8 p.m. in the TEEN FORUM 156 South Main St., Perkasie. and Philip Monego, brothers Miss Michelle McGlynn, Park. Park Avenue School. Guests of the bride. niece of the bride, was maid are welcome. A reception was held in of honor. The bridesmaid was SENIOR CITIZENS Mr. Neyad's work is influ- Crystal Brook Inn, Eaton- Miss Norma Berends, and enced by his studies of psy- People May Misunderstand town. the junior bridesmaids were LITTLE SILVER - The Se- chology, sociology and reli- The couple will reside in the Misses Virginia Decker, nior Citizens Group of Little gion. One of his paintings, By JEAN ADAMS and I've stop then, find a friend who IT'S A Hightstown. ' . niece of the bride, and Miss Silver will hold a luncheon owned by the Kahoe Corpo- POSTERIOR PAT: (Q.) heard that knows how to make his hands The bride and bridegroom Charlene Kinney, sister of the meeting Tuesday at 12:30 ration of Virginia, was in- The fellow I date has got in- this is the behave. are graduates of Southern brjdegroom. p.m. in St. John's Parish Hall. . eluded in the Collectors' to the habit of patting me on custom over WHITE HAIR: (Q.) My on- Freehold Regional High - DATE Gene Ventimiglia was best Summer activities, will be Show held by the Virginia the derriere. there. But ly and best friend has white School. Mrs. Bennett is "em- man. Ushers were Gil Venti- planned at the meeting. Museum of Art. He's Italian and French, h i s people hair, and my mother has a TWINS MEETING ployed by the New Jersey miglia, John Card and Doug- have been thing about bleached hair. State Department of Health las McGlynn, nephew of the United Mother insulted her out loud. SOUTH AMBOY - The in Trenton. Her husband is bride. States cit- My friend left and won't Twins' Mothers, Club of the izens for come back to our house. Raritan Bay Area will meet three gen- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in Christ I feel as if I'm intruding if Stitchery on Biblical Themes erations. ADAMS Church Parish Hall. A repre- I don't I go over to her house every time. Don't tell me to get a sentative of the South A'mboy To be Exhibited at Synagogue think he means to be fresh. First Aid Squad will demon- He has a lot of respect for new girl friend. She's nice and her parents are, too. — strate first aid for children. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mother - Daughter Creative me and doesn't try to start Refreshments will be served. Temple Beth Ahm's Sis- Arts section of the Jewish anything. Distressed in Oklahoma. terhood and the Matawan Family Living Department of, (A.) Your mother remem- DONOR LUNCHEON Chapter of Hadassah will pre- But I don't like those bers a day when "nice girls" the National Women's League. friendly pats. He gets mad sent a program Tuesday at didn't bleach their hair. She MIDDLETOWN - The/Sis- She has been lecturing and if I object to them, though. can't f ofget . She thinks it terhood of Monmouth Re- 8:30 p.m. here at the temple. How can I get him to stop It will feature Mrs. Lee Ar- exhibiting her collection to cheapens you to be seen with form Temple, Mew Shrews- inspire other women to take without starting a fight? — someone who does, She has bury will hold its annual gand with an exhibition .Concerned in _CaljfQrnia,.__, of creative stitchery on Bibli- up the craft. her point.' --— -- donor luncheon Tuesday at cal themes. (A.) Don't blame his Italian! But you have yours, too. noon here in the Bamm Hol- Program chairmen are Mrs. and French blood. He likes; low Country Club. Mrs.! New- Mrs. Argand, who designs Morris L. Rubinstein for the Bleached hair is accepted to- to put his hand on you or day. A girl can be v/Me- ton Beron and Mrs. Edwin and executes her own work, is Sisterhood and Mrs. Fred he wouldn't do it; Lieberman are chairmen. national chairman of the Gates for Hadassah. haired and a fine and honor- This is a compliment to able person at the same tn. J. you, but it may also cost you If this is all your mother ob- your reputation. A lot of peo- jects to, I don't think the girl JOIN OUR SUMMER MAPLE BUNK BEDS ple may see and misunder- should be barred from your stand. home. • 'j Dance Group Complete with mattresses, So, nicely but firmly, tell But unless and until your guard rail and ladder. May HONORED — Miss Helen C. Phillips, Red Bank, receives honorary doctorate of him that you don't want to mother changes, keep seeing AGES 2/2-16 , also be used as twin beds. laws degree from Bishop Lawrence B. Casey of Paterson, chancellor of the board lose your name for being a your friend at school and at 00 nice girl, and he must save her house. You are fortunate ENTIRE SET of trustees of the College of St. Elizabeth at Convent Station, where the new li- 159 brary was dedicated! Adjusting Miss Phillips' academic hood at the ceremony is his tenderness for when you that she and her parents are two are alone. If he doesn't understanding the college president Sister Hildegarde Marie Mahoney, in whose honor the li- Huffman & Boyle brary is named Mahoney Library. In it hasi beeni placed the Phillips Library of Planned Parenthood Unit Rt. 35 Circle • Ealontown, N. J. 542-1010 Rare Books and Manuscripts, a collection recently presented by Miss Phillips, an alumna of the college. Names Fund Drive Chairmen RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Tuesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. at Rawson Atwoqd of Rumson, Hartshorne Health Center, First Aid Ladies Welcome 2 Members • BalUt • T«p • Baton have been appointed honorary Leonardville Road, Middle- PORT MONMOUTH - Two Aid Building. Chairmen are • Acrobitic • Ptrioiullty chairmen of the fund drive town. Singing • MIcrophoni MOUNTAIN HILL new members were welcomed Mrs. Ed Pruskiewlcz and of Planned Parenthood of The educational department Tichniqut at a meeting of the Port Mon- Mrs. Robert Wolfram. Monmouth County by Mrs. of Planned Parenthood main- CALL SCHOOL mouth First Aid Squad Ladies The annual fair will be Aug. Walter E. Ingram Jr., Little tains a speakers bureau and Auxiliary. They are Mrs. John 14-15 at the First Aid Build- Silver, president. Planned has films available suitable Leah Mauer 291- for showing to high school, McKay and' Mrs. George ing. Mrs. James Kyder is Parenthood of Monmouth SCHOOL OF DANCE college, and adult groups. 0056 Moore, both of Port Mon- chairman, and Mrs. Thom- County is an affiliate of 37 EAST FRONT STREET- Planned Parenthood - World Planned Parenthood also pro- NOW mouth. as Minor is assisting her. vides a counseling service RED BANK Population which is part of A grocery tricky tray will Mrs. Marie Magda is in for young couples preparing an international organization 747-9552 ENROLLING be held June 16 in the First charge of special projects. for marriage. that supplies m(|st of the mon- ey and experience for popu- Summer Session: lation control programs now Rumson Reading Institute under way in 35 nations. DECORATORS Mrs. Evan William Jahos, If you want quality JULY 7 - AUGUST 15 Fair Haven, is chairman of 9:30 A.M. to 1 s30 P.M. with Lunch i Ranniy ichgol the 1969 drive. The committee upholstery work at its members are Mrs. Allaire finest call 747-0452 Ages 3 thru 8 Cornwall, Mrs. Rolf Lemp, after-school supplementary classes In Mrs. Horace Horner, Mrs. Specialist! In Leonard Danzig, Mi's. M. S. READING - ENGLISH • MATH Wrifiht, Mrs. John Harrison Restoration of Anrlquti Fall Term: and Mrs. Charles Slallings. Hand Stwn Drapirin First Grade through College During the past year A.M. and P.M. Classes • Nursery Planned Parenthood opened Pinfltted Slipcovers A.M. and P.M. Classes - Kindergarten 235 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury 542-4777 its first doctonmanned clin- Custom furniture Built to ics in Monmoulh County. This 7Kin.spcirtation Provided! service of voluntary family Located in the beauti/ul Cliapcl Hill Section planning is available to all. Our workroom li olwoyi optn IO yog may New, Total Electric itop In to IN HM quality of work w* dol oj Middletown -163 Kings liwv~. East RUSSELL G. RANNEY The doctor-manned clinics are Building held every Friday from 10 DIRECTOR a.m. to noon at Freehold |747-0652| Health Center, Marcy St., and 177 MOAD mirr IASY CHAROI RID IANK

1 '•\' -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 PTA Installs ANN LANDERS Engagements Are Announced New Slate MARLBORO - Mrs. Wai- ter Haynes, Freehold, direc- tor for Monmouth County Right to Veto Visit Council of Parents and Teach- ers, installed officers of the Dear Ann Landers: Some other invitation from those physically but emotionally. Marlboro High School PTA. new friends invited us over people. He ordered me not to Get going and good luck. They are Mrs. Robert Seber, for an evening of bridge. ask them to our place ever president; Theodore Crater, When we arrived at 7:30 we again. I like the woman very Confidential To Try To Get vice president; Mrs. Garrett were asked if we'd like to much, Ann. What should I Ahead: Keep trying, fella. Vanderveil, recording secre- hear their do? — Trumped Ace You need one. Sending the tary; Mrs. George Diamondis, 12 - year - Dear Ace: See the woman boss a copy of that letter was corresponding secretary, and, old play her duririg the afternoon. A hus-( a gross violation of confi- Mrs. George Struble, treasur- piano recit- band has the right to veto' dence. Now is no time to ask er. al piece. Of couples he does nnt enjoy. me if it's a good idea. William Barcelli, student course, we (And so does a wife.) council adviser, introduced politely said Miss Bradley Miss Wilson Miss Scaglione Miss Marcelin Miss Gray Dear Ann: What can a MUsOrslno representatives of the student "yes." The Dear Ann Landers: I am husband do when he is un- council: Cindy Loosen, presi-. "p i e c e" writing to you because it is able to get his wife to go Corso-Orsino Carrigan-Marcelin dent; Kevin Eldridge, presi- turned out easier to write about an em- to bed at night and he can't dent-elect; Diane Baliotti, re- to be three barrassing problem than to get her out of bed in the LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Helen Orsino, 133 Charles St., RED BANK — The engagement of Miss Patricia Marcelin cording secretary, and Debra pieces, and LANDERS talk to a person face to face, morning? has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary to James Carrigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Carrigan Fagan, senator. my husband of Trenton, has been announced by her mother, Mrs. John I am a 16-year-old who is Leona is nuts over TV. She OrstaOi to Claude Corso, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Corso, They explained the func- was visibly annoyed. 130 Washington St. Marcelin, 63 Madison Ave. The wedding is planned for considered attractive, good will watch anything that tions and primary objectives After the piano recital we company and I guess you'd November. l moves. I turn in at midnight Miss Orsino, granddaughter of Mrs. Lillian Sheedy, of the student council and fit were told that the younger call me popular. That's my because I must get up at The bride-elect, the daughter also of-the late Mr. Mar- ture plans for benefits of the problem. I'm too popular. The Atlantic Ave., is a senior at Long Branch High School. celin, is an alumna of Red Bank Catholic High School and boy wanted to do something 6:30. Leona has to be up at students and the school. to entertain us, also. So we word has gotten around that 7:15 to get to work on time. Mr. Corso, a 1968 graduate of the same high school, is Monmoutli College, West Long Branch. She is an elementary I'm a pushover and it's true. employed by Steeple Chase Esso, Rt. 36, Eatontown. teacher at Central School, Marlboro. sat and listened to him name I fix breakfast for both of the 50 states, "Alabama, Ari- I just can't say no. The re- us and wake her up just be- Her fiance is a graduate of Trenton High School and zona, Arkansas, California.." sult is that I end up sleeping Trenton State College. He is a physical education teacher at Soroptimists fore I leave. It's a terrific Capriglione-Bradley Then came the" Gettysburg with every boy on the very struggle to get her out of Central School. To Install address — "Four score and first date. the sack because she stays RUMSON - The engagement of Miss Janice L. Bradley seven years ago..." Next be The weird part is I don't get glued to the idiot box until to • Carmen J. Capriglione has been announced by her Rose-Gray June 15 named all the Cabinet mem- anything out of it. And it 3 a.m. We have a fight every parents, Mr. and Mrs. William F, Bradley, 22 North St. FREEHOLD - New offi- bers and their posts — "Mr. morning on account of this. " RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gray, 9 Circle Drive, seems to be getting worse. I Mn Capriglione is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph cers of the Freehold Soropti- William Rogers, secretary of got a bigger thrill out of being What's the solution? — Capriglione of Jackson Township. A winter wedding is announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Linda mist Club are Mrs. Doris state; Mr. Melvin Laird, sec- Woody Diane Gray, to Laurence Barker Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. kissed in the swimming pool planned. Brower, president; Mrs. retary of defense; Mr. David when I was 14 than I got George C. Rose of Stamford, Conn. The wedding is planned Kennedy, secretary of the Dear Wood: Buy Leona a Miss Bradley graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Amy Perdone, vice president; from going to bed with the for Aug. 30. Mrs. Ann Pound, treasurer; treasury..." new alarm clock and tell her gional High School in 1966. She attended the Monmouth captain of the soccer team Miss Gray is a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Region- Mrs. Janette Blair, corres- last night. she's on her own. When you Conservatory of Music and the New York Academy of al High School and Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. She Then the sixryear-old came ponding secretary; Mrs. Ann in wearing toe slippers and let her oversleep a few times Dramatic Art. She is a stenographer at Ft. Monmouth. is employed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Is there something wrong and she learns she can no Wiley, recording secretary, a fairy costume. Her mother with me? My best friend says Her fiance is a graduate of Lakewood High School. He New York City, as an assistant bank examiner. and Mrs. Elaine Hill, auditor. played the piano while she longer depend on you, she'll ' Mr. Rose is a senior at Northeastern University, Boston, this is not normal and I need received a degree in electronic engineering from -Stevens Mrs. Marilyn Bernzweig, Mrsi danced for what seemed like professional help. If you say make it on her own. Institute of Technology, Hoboken, and is studying for his and is employed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Shirley Anderson and Mrs, forever. * • • as a student examiner. she is right I'll tell Mom I am master's degree at Fairleigh-Dickerson University, Ruther- Lorinda Hendrickson are di- At 8:30 they finally brought having tension headaches and How will you know when for.

Ellcs Auxiliary Famous MOSTLY Breathtakingly leyaly fash" Names Committee ions in si[ki, lilk-and-wooli, wools, raysm, lilts 8 to 20. Chairmen DIAMOND POOLS INC. 1/2 OFF FREEHOLD — Three new & DRESSES members were welcomed at a meeting of the Elks Auxil- laTTVIT Famou.-name designers, on., VALUES TO 89.»5 iary Monday in the lodge. OPENING l%mil fwe, three-piece models, ffc{) O OO Mrs. John DeWolf greeted DRESSES b"gti(ul >•"•'•• •'»•6 )0 ZO. Ci. OO, Mrs. Pierce Pilot, Mrs. John 18. Cureio and Mrs. James Smith. Mrs. DeWolf, new president IN MIDDLETOWN named committee chairmen. COCKTAIL VALUES TO 110.00 They are Mrs. Harry Carter, Exciting faihidns, deiigocr cheer; Mrs. Nellie Kirby, hos- FORMAL f abrici, marvelous colort, pitality; Mrs. Fred Groman, DRESSES .i.. »t. it. membership; Mrs. Fred Sak- er, relief; Mrs. Albert Gib- son, publicity; Mrs. Kay Lew- MOSTLY is, refreshments; Mrs. Gary Couture Coats, htuMful ,,Vine, UMani_ Corliss, scrap book, and Mrs. CASHIER-CLERK Dresses, Suits, iin«t IMU, before you buy clothes . . . Edward Ward, special proj- workmanship. OFF ects. Also part time saleswomen. Chapel Hill BUY A BRA THAT KNOWS- A past president's dinner to honor Mrs. Gus Frank will be Shopping Center, Rt. 35, Middletown. MOSTLY held June 4 in the Cricket, MILLINERY ABOUT CLOTHES , Boutiqu* fa. hi on from f*- Lakewood. Mrs. Dorothy Interviews Friday, from 10 a.m. on. Riechey is chairman. moui ds»iiqntrt. 1/2 OFF A donation was voted for ACCESSORIES the Brain Injured Children of New Jersey. VALUES TO 125.00 Three days — and nights — nothing can ruin a new suit nA31lLI'.< Exceptional group efef long c%f^ Q f%g\ WINS AWARD pr or or dress /aster than an old bra. You need a smooth new STOCK BOYS-PART TIME SALESMEN DRESSES !zL .f.: a .:;;, 28. & 08. lift, with the curve that's really you. Here is a bra thai FREEHOLD - Mrs. Her- m bert Oden, member of Hie will make all the. dijlr.re.nce. in the may you look and Evening Membership Depart- Chapel Hill Shopping Center, Rt. 35, jeel. Hurry in and treat yourself to a beautiful young ment of the Molly Pitcher Middletown. Interviews Friday, from 10 ALL SALES FINAL MONTCLAIR and SPRING LAKE figure! Woman's Club, was awarded Charge Accounts second place in flower Invltid Lightweight nylon lace bandeau with unique underarm dip. arranging In state com- a.m. on. 500 bloomfl.ld ave. 1113 third avt. Nylon and Lycra® ipendtx undtrbutt and back.' petition at the Woman's Club convention in Atlantic City. -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWV, N. J.I TODAY,-MAY 23, 1969 10 in

GOSPEL BALL •unday services will be at 8:30, Oldest Congregation in City EBOUMTKL BATTIBT ' 1:45 and at 11 a.m. The Rev. Hen* Voratnc wonhlp aunrlc* will i* Long. Branch ry W. Kircher is paitor. it 11 a'etoek «nd tbi irtobu Mr. SerricM will be held Sunday tt ri.rVTOV CHAPEL A.ME.. ZION vie* at 7;W. Th*. JUT. WchaM 9:90 a.m. Middletown •haw It pastor. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Regular Sunday services at II By FLORENCE BRUDER Three years later, the Eev. UNITED METHODIST Lonf Branch a.m. Tha Rev. Robert Kegler Is pas- LONG BRANCH - The old- James B. Wilson became pas- Atlantic Highlands Low ManB at 8 a.m. Family Mass tor. • Tne ifunday service -will b« held at 10 a.m. The Rev. Robert A. riRST SPIRXTIAL CHURCH est religious congregation in tor. He was to serve for 28 ti 11 a.m. 7%i Rev Harvey Van Pearson li rector. OF DIVINE ROSE Bciv«r ii putor. fiennon: "The Tlm« ST. LUKF/g METHODIST Belford the city has given life to one years, the longest pastorate On Your Hands." Loyalty Sunday. Long Branch Services sre held Sundny at t of the newest social welfare Luncheon In fellowship hall following The Sunday service will be at II p.m. *t 270 Main Bt. The Rev. in the church's history, and th* service. a.m. centers in the county. FIRST BAPTIST Phoebe Datley, pnstor, saw his congregation grow to FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Long Branch OLD FIRST CHURCH Atlantic Highlands The Sunday services will be held American Baptist Convention The First Reformed 149 members, four elders, Sunday services a.t 8:30' mxA 11 at II t-m. Sermon: "Kids: What To United Church tif Christ Church, 650 Broadway, has four deacons, 70 Sunday t.m. Rev. Richard B. Anderson of* Do With Them." Evening service Middletown ttclatlnf- The Sunday- service will be at 10 leased, for $1 a year, its ad- at 7:15. Special Guest: Guitarist a.m. The Rev. Averlll II. Carson school scholars and 10 teach- CHR1SX1AV SCIENCE ROCIET* Kathy Feane. Is pastor, joining parsonage to Teen ers. .•itiuatic HlvhlandB i-IRST REFORMED LINCROFT UNITED Outreach, a group seeking to tunday services will *>• held at Long Branch FRESBYTEMAN Debts were liquidated un- 11 a.m. Sunday nervice at 11 a.m. Rev. Sunday worship services at 10:30 rehabilitate troubled youth. CENTRAL BAPTIST John E. firant la pa*1/>r. Sermon: i.m. The Rev. Harold Turner li der, the Rev. Mr. Wilson's Atlinlic Highlands "A Refreshing Pause." paAtor- This link between the old •unday services will be at U leadership and the women of a.ni. Rev. Harry W. Kraft Is pas- Marlboro New Shrewsbury and the new is in keeping the church worked to meet tor. Worship lervlc* at 7:30 p.m. BIBLE TROTESTANT REFORMKD < III ICfH with the accomplishments of ST. AGNES CATHOLIC Robertnville New Shrewsbury church expenses. Atlantic Higalanfls Bundiy service will be At 31 a,m, Sunday services will he at 9:30 the church. Sunday Maasea ara at 6:30, 7:45, The Rev. Edwin P, Spencer is and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Neal 8- Busker, Parsonage Acquired 8, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. and 12:45 pastor. Annlvr»raa.ry itervirei for the pastor. Sermon: "Put a Tigpr in From the fall of 1847, when In 1886, the present parson- and 5:30 p.m. Rev. Michael J. Rev. Mr. Spencer and for \ht Your Life." Holy Communion at Leas* li pastor. church throughout May. birth services. Baptism and recep- Long Branch families who age, which is now Teen Out- MOBGAN'VILLE UNITED tion f>f new members at the 10:30 were members of Reformed METHODIST reach, was acquired. Asbury Park Morganvllle LLTHLR MEMO MAT, LUTHERAN churches elsewhere first held CHRIST CmTKCH XJNITT Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. (Missouri Synod) services in the village school- The Rev. Alan Brett is in Aabury Park The Rev. William T. Frantz Is pal> New Bhrewibury charge there and seeks to Sunday ssrvice at 11 a.m. The tor. Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. Thi house, until this week, when JUv, Charles fc. Korfhai«, pastor, OLD BRICK REFORMED Eev. Donald L. Biggs is pastor. help school drop-outs, drug Marlboro SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISIS the Rev. John E. Grant, pres- Morning worship at 11 a.m. Tha 7 New Shrewsbury ent pastor, sang in the users and maladjusted young- Cliffwood Beach Rtc. John Mart Is pastor. Services will be held tomorrow at sters. He is helped by the BATVIT.W PSESBrTEKIA-V 11 a.m. Rohert K. Tome Is minis- Eatontown Women's Club Sunday Worship Service will bs at Mats wan ter. production of "The Student Eev. Mr. Grant and his con- 1:30 and ll sum. The Rev. CJiarlej TRINITV EPISCOPAL gregation. H. Mansold Is pastor. JVfatawan Oakhurst Prince" (for the benefit of currnooD COMMUNITY Matins tnd Holy Communion at FIRST UNITED METHODIST Teen Outreach) the church's Its members founded the HETBODISX • t.m., Morning Prayer and Family Oakhurst Seaside Chapel on Chelsea Cliffwood Eucharist *t 10 a.m. The Rev. The Sunday service will be at history indicates a commit- Worship services will be held at Carroll B. Hall la rector. >:30 ind 11 a.m. Dr. John D. Blair Ave. in 1866 for summer wor- I a.m. with the pastor. The Rev. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Is pastor. ment to God and fellowman. Ildrlch C. Campbell, Jr., officiating. Matawan shipers. Vacationing clergy- Worship aervlces at 9:19 and 11 • The schoolhouse services men of all denominations Colts Neck ft.in. Ttie Rev. Chester A. Galloway Oceanport FAITHFUL MEMBERS — Historians claim that faithful members, i i addition to la pMtor. Rev. Edwin P. Spencer CALVARY BAPTIST were conducted by Nathaniel preached there and of the REFORMED will preach on "My Personal Vision Oceanport Church, 650 Colts Neck oT Forgotttn IndtviduaJB." Sunday morning services at 9:45 Conklin, a student from New meetings, the Rev. Mr. Wil- sincara pastors and loyal consistories, have made First Reformed The Sunday service will he at CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN and 11. Evening service at 7:30. S:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Samuel Matawan Xev. Paul N. Smith Is pastor. Brunswick Seminary, which son wrote, "It makes the Broadway, Long Branch, vital force in community. La Pettta ti pastor. Sermen eased Sunday services aX 9 and 10:30 OCF.AVrORT UNITED is also the Hev. Mr. Grant's stranger feel that, whatever «n Acts 2:1-21. Holy Conununfon at ft.m. The Rev. Arthur W. Ehiihback METHODIST Both services and reception of Com* will officiate. Sermon: "The Same Oceanport alma mater. may be his faith, here he is nally, a complete renovation local church's founders, Addi- Other flags were also pre- munleants Class at 11 a.m. service. Tools." Confirmation at Uie later Morning worship at 0:30 a.m. Rev. son Hooart. The window was sented as memorials. CHRISTIAN CHLECH •ervic« VI, Wlntield West Is pastor. The congregation of 1847 no stranger, but a friend in 1902 which brought the Colts Neck ST.' CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC had a strong desire to have a meeting with friends." church to its present .physical the gift of the public in honor The Rev. Mr. Duncombe :Momlng worship service will be Matawan-Marlboro Old Bridge of the two statesmen, Other was an able preacher and et 11 a.m. Larry Calhoon U minis' Sunday Masses and Holy Commu- ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC place of worship of its own. About 1890, the chapel was dimensions. Ur. Evening worship at 7. nion will be held at -7, 8:30, 9:30, Old Bridge windows were presented in craftsman and it was said he 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. In the Mata- Sunday Mast vlll be at <:30, • James A. Mqrford, an ear- torn down. Historically, during that wan Regional High School Rev. Jo- 7:30, 8:45, 10. 11:15 a.m. and 12:30 memory ' of various loved "loved literally every inch of Eatontown •eph Ruclnski is pastor. ly benefactor, offered land The Rev. Mr. Wilson period, the McKinley and JESUS CHRIST OF p.m. The Rev. Bernard A. Coen Is ones. FIRST UNITED METHODIST Distor. and cash for the purpose and, resigned in 1879 after what Hobart window at the front God's house." LATTER DAY SAINTS Matawan LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD (Mormon* Sunday services will be at 11 a.m. Old Bridge with the help of a building was called "a very success- of the church was "much ad- The pulpit furniture was His resignation, because of Eatontown The Rev. Donald T. Phllllpi Sr., Family Bible hour will le Sunday committee, the cornerstone of ful pastorate." given by the Classis • of Mon- failing health, was accepted Services will be the Priesthood pastor. Sermon: "The Changing at 9:1S a.m. Worship service will mired." Garret A. Hobart, meeting at 9 am. and the Sscra- Quirch." OB at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Harley the first church was laid July Succeeding spiritual lead- who served as vice president mouth, which had recognized with regret in 1939. The social ment meeting; at 5:00 p.m. Bishop FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH X. Meyerr will officiateoffi . Bruce Savage will officiate, Mat&wan 18, 1848. The building was ers conducted such endeavors of the United States under the church in 1851, and the club placed a bronze tablet METHODIST Morning Worship at 9:45 and 11 Red Bank white, with columns, similar communion table was a trib- at the rear of. the church in Eatontown TRINITY EPISCOPAL as an enlargement of the orig- President William McKin- Sunday worship services win be CALVARY BAPTIST CHAPEL Red Bank to the church in Colts Neck. inal church in 1879 and fi- ley, was the son of one of the ute to the Eev. Mr. Conklin. tribute to him. at 10:45' a.m. with Pastor William Matawan Sunday services will be held In His son, the Rev. John Conk- Joel Wright ofllcliUnf. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sun* ths church with Holy Eucharist at He was succeeded the fol- ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC day evening; worship at 7:30. The 8 and Mornint Prayer (and Holy lin, said of it, "Make this Eatontown Rev. Jon F. Meek Jr. is pastor. Eucharist the second Sunday 01 the lowing year by the Eev. Elton Sunday Misses at 7:30. » and month) at »:15 with ,Bo!y Eucharist memorial a table of glad- Eenigenburg, a young man of 10:3O a.m. and noon. The Sev. the first and third Sundays and James B. Coyls ts pastor. Middletown ness." "scholarly ability." He went BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Morning Prayer the second and ST. JAMES MEMORIAL East Keansburg fourth Sundays at 11 am. The Rev. The renovation of 1902 in- to the social club with his iriSCOFAL Sunday aervlces will be held at Canon claries H. Best Is rector. Eat:.itown 8:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Richard 8T. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC curred a mortgage which was concern over the mortgage gunday aervlees at 8. 9:30 and 11 Schwartz Is pastor. Red Bank not paid off for many years. and a fund for its reduction a.m. Rev. H. Holly Knight ofrlclat- ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC Sunday Masses are celebrated at lag." T, 8, 9. 10 and 11 a.m. and noon. An'area newspaper called the New Monmouth < lUgr. Salvatore Dl Lorenzo ts pas- was begun. He resigned In MOKMOCTH BAPTIST Masses are at 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 tor. building "a handsome tem- 1945 and for the next year, (Smthuii .Baptist convention) a.m, and noon In the church; at FIRST BAPTIST * Eatontown 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 a.m. and noon In Red Bank ple" and noted that more than while no official leader was Worship services will be at 9:45 Memorial Hall. The Sunday service will be at 500 persons attended the cere- to a.m.. 11 a.m. and T:30 p.m. FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH 11 a.m. The Rev. Claude E, Moer- available, a series of qualified with The Sev. M. S. Baire, pas- OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Held li interim pastor. mony. preachers conducted worship. tor, preaching. Llnoroft Sunday services will be held at A.M.E. ZIOK art, ZION A.M.F. noN 10:31 a.m.. The Rev. Harold R. Dean Red Bank Three more pastors served Activity and encourage- la pastor. Sunday services at 11 a.m. The Eaton town K«v. Alfred S. Pirkcr Is pastor. until 1915 when the Eev. Al- ment accompanied the com- lunday norntnr service at 11. REFORMED ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN fred Duncombe was installed. The R*v. fL , J. -Itecvey. Is pastor. Middletown EASTERN ORTHODOX ing of the Rev. Albert Knoll, The Sunday service will be he!d Red Bank He served 24 years and was a recent Army chaplain. He Fair Haven at Ll a.m. The Rev. William W. The Divine Liturgy will be cele- CHRIST ( HIRCH DMTED Conventry is pastor. Sermon; "Four brated at 10 a.m. on Sunday and "remembered with affec- served for a year, from 1946 METHODIST AcU." Holy Days of Obligation. Evening tion." Fair Haven GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN services preceding Sunday and Holy to 1947, and set church af- Th* Sunday service will be ai 11 Holm del-Middletown Diys of Obligation it 6 p.m. Father He secured a new organ, fairs in good order. Clubs a.m. The Rev. Charles G. Hanklns Tha Sunday service will be held Emlllan Kajko. pastor. la paetc-r. Sermon: "The Supreme. at 10:45 at the Thompson School. CHURCH Or CHHIST and a new church kitchen, were organized, gifts grate- Sacrifice." The Rev. Oeorge J. Frank Jr., Is Red Bank HOLY CO.MHUMO.V EPISCOPAL pastor. Sunday service at 11 a.m. Sermon: and the American flag in the fully acknowledged and, the Fair Haven KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN •IJudging." The evening service will glass case was given during mortgage paid off to such an lundey services will be Holy Com- Middletown te 6:30. Evangelist P. h. Lemley In munion at 8 and Holy Communion Sunday aervlces will be at S pastor. this period by Mary Pickford, extent that the remainder of and sermon at 10 am. The Rev. and 10:45 a.m. The Rev. Wil- PRESBYTERIAN Frederick E. Preuss, 2nd Is Hector. liam A. Hanson Is pislor. Red Bank through the influence of Earl it was canceled by the mort- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST The Sunday service will tie at » Hopper of West Long Branch. gagee, Mrs. Helen Terhune Fatr Haven Congregation New Monmouth »nd 11 a.m. The Rev. Dr. Charles (Kingdom Hall! Worship services will be held at E. Webster la pastor. Sermon: It had been in France during Schock. Fair Haven 10:45 a~m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Donald -Je«us' Formula For Living In Our Henry Nobles will speak Sunday at K. Scofleld will speak at both ser- Troubled Times," Coffee hour lor World War I and Miss Pick- The Rev. August Pfaus Jr. • :30 -a.m. on "Sacrifice* That Please vices. . , young adults a,t 12:19 p.m. ' ford felt it "could serve no O«d." Watchtewer study 1.1 10:30 SAINT CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL UNITED METHODIST SINGING PASTOR — The Rev. John E. Grant, full-voiced pastor of the First was installed in May, 1947 and a.m. on "Get Out Pram Among Belford Red Bank better purpose than to be Them." Sunday schedule: 8 a.m. Holy Zu- Sunday services will be at 9:30 Reformed Church of Long Branch, stands in newly refurbished Interior of 117- was pastor on the occasion of chalrst and sermon; 9:30 a.m. sung •ind 11 a.m. Holy Communion at placed in a church as a the church's lMth anniver- Eucharist and sermon. S:30 a.m. The Rev. Edward B. year-old house of worship, (Regis+er Staff Photos) Freehold UNTIED METHODIST Cheney Is pastor. memorial to gallant men." sary in November, 1947. HOPE LUTHERAN Belford ST. JAMES CATHOLIC Tb.6 Sunday service will be at I Red Bank Retired In 1967 -—— Freehold and 11 a.m. Sunday Masses will be at «. 7:30, The Rev. Bertram J. Sath- Worihlp aervlces will be at 9:30 MIDDLETOWN UNITED 9 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon In the Church Hall a.n. The Rev. Albert W. Slbson Is METHODIST Church; at 8. 9:30, 11 a.m. and mary followed the Rev. Mr. paitor. Middletown 12:15 In the Peters Place audito- FIRST PRESBYTERLUt Sunday service at 10 a.m. In* rium, and at 5:30 p.m. in th« Pfaus. He retired in 1967 and Freehold Rftv. W. A. Abramn Is pastor. Church. Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan Horning worship will be at 9:30 COMMUNITY Is pastor. was Instrumental in helplr^ a.m. in the Sanctuary. Pastor Port Monmouth James R. jiemmott will deliver a ST. PAUL BAPTIST many refugees from the Hun- Worship service at 11 a.m. Ves- Red Bank Church to Sponsor Public Lecture •ermon. per lervlce at 8:30 p.m. The Rev, garian revolution. Several of GRACE LUTHERAN A. D. Magaw Is pastor. Sunday worship services will be Freehold SISTER FRANCIS SPIRITUAL st 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Mareus BED BANK - A public PLAN ACTION Charlotte Stames will serve explored what we are and these people are now actlvt The Sunday service will be at 9 Port Monmouth Fierce, pastor. members of the church. sum 10:49 a.m. The Rav. David Private messages given Monday FIKST CHURCH OF CHRIST Christian Science Lecture, MATAWAN - United Pres- as auctioneer. All ladles of what history molded us in our C Vollt is pastor. to Saturday, l to 5 p.m. Spoken In SCIENTIST byterian Women of First the church are Invited. approach to legalism, moral- The Rev. Mr. Grant was In- IMMAMJEL BAPTIST English and Italian. Call during Red Bank "Humanity's Link with God," Freehold church hours. 263 Main St. Bishop Services at 11 a.m. Sunday. Sun- Presbyterian Church will CLUB FINALE , ity and Christianity. A ques- stalled March 1,19S8. He Is a Homing worship will -1m at 11 Angela Solla. day service at 9:30 a.m. first Sun- will be held May 31 at 11 hold their last meeting of the an), and evening aervlee at 7 p.m.. OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY day of the month. Reading Room MATAWAN - Mr. Presby- tion and answer period fol- graduate of Wesleyan Univer- both In The Osble Building, 2:5 Leonardo now located at the Mall. • a.m. at the Carlton Theater, season Monday in the church terian Club of Matawan Pres- lowed. sity as well as the New Schanclc Road. The Rsv. Frank C. Morning worship servlci at 11 WONSIOCTH ETHICAL SOCIETX Morse paitor, will preich. Red Bank Monmouth St. lounge: After the regular bus- byterian Church recently held Va.m. The Rev. Kenneth N. Gamble MOTHER-DAUGHTEB Brunswick Seminary and pre- FIRST BAPTIST !H ipeak. Evening services at 7:30 Meets st 11 a.m. in the :Red Bank iness meeting the group will Freehold Community Center. Donald Jacfioy Speaker will be Geith A. •it's last meeting for tho 1968- EVENT viously served at the Fort lunday worship service at 10:45 LEONARDO BAPTIST la president. hold a Good Riddance Auction 69 season. John Schneider Washington Collegiate a.m. The Rev. Richard R. King Is Leonardo SALVATION AHMV Plimmer of London who is RED BANK - The Wom- paitor. Red Bank — new items for which the spoke on "Some Thoughts on Sunday cervices will ba at 11 a.m. Holiness meeting >t 11 am. Sun- now on tour as a member of en's Fellowship of the First Church, New York City, and The Rev. William Carr Is pastor. day. Open air service st 6:30 p.m. present owner has no use. Mr. the Protestant Ethic," which Baptist Church, here, will the New Baltimore (N.Y.) Re- Hazlet Sermon: "With One Accord." Special Saltation meeting at 7 p.m. with the board of lectureship of the service at 4 p.m. for burning of Edu- Brigadier and Mrs. Walter Murdoch First Church of Christ, Sci- hold its regular Mother- formed Church. FAITH BEFORMED cational Building mortgage, and Lt. Robert Dlngman presiding. HttUt WESTMINSTER I'FtESBVTERIAN ST, THOMAS EPISCOPAL entist, Boston, Mass. Daughter Banquet Monday at The next thing on his agen- lundiy* larvlcu will b« h«]i! it Middletown Red Bank 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Fred Warwick, • :30 and 11 i.m. Th* Htv. Theodora The Sunday service will be at Sunday services will tie Lew Mass The lecture will be spon- da, he declared, is the re- C Mullar la pastor, fternwn: "God'i 9:15 and lD:i5 a.m. Rev. Harlan C. at 8 and Choral Eucharist and »er- Couples Class Sets Fair Haven, is in charge of decoration of the exterior of Pynimltt." Holy Communion. Recep- Durfee Is pastor. Sermon: "What mon at 9:30 «.m Evening Prayer at sored by the Eed Bank First the program. ti»n *f new member*. Makes A Church Live?" 4:30 p.m. The Very Rev. Earl B. Church of Christ, Scientist. the church building. 8T. JOHNS UNITED METHODIST BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL Scott is reotor. The invocation and welcome Haslet Mlddlatown CALVARY BAPTIST He conducts Sunday servic- Sundty servicei will bi held at Services Sunday will begin wlUi Red Bank Mr. Plimmer served as a Concert by Baritone will be given by Mrs. Thomas es at 11 a.m. with Sunday 9:3D and ll a.m. Tbt Rev. Norman worship at 9:30 a.m. Family Bftle Sunday worship service at 11 a,ra. minister to the Allied Forces ft. Rfley Is wurtor. hour at 11 a.m. Evening service The Rev. R. P. Ball Is pastor. RED BANK — The Married emerged as music and a deep Morford, Middletown. Group School at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. HARANATIU BAPTIST in Italy during World War II singing will be conducted by Hazltt CHRIST CHURCH Rumson Couples Bible Class of the religious awareness. Grant is in charge of the day •unday worship services at 11 Middletown Rumson and has represented the United Methodist Church will Mrs. Jean Kumm Watson, nursery for pre-schoolers • m. and 7 p.m. Tha Rtv. Law- Sunday services are Holy Com- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Christian Science moveme.nt He began to sing seriously renca. Reed li pastor. munion at 8; Family Service at Rumson present a concert by the Rev. Rumson. The Methodist Wednesdays and Fridays 9:15, and morning prayer at 11:15 Family Worship Service at 8:15 in many radio and television at an early age and studied Belles.of Westfield will per- a.m. The Rev. Robert E. Lengler and 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Harvey C. Dr. James A. Richards, bari- music at the Peabody Con- from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Holmdel li pastor. Doule. Jr., Is pastor, sermon: appearances over the British tone, Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. form under the leadership of BOLMDEL CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST "Tlie Spirit of God In The Age Of Broadcasting Co. network. servatory and Steinway Hall, There are three youth Holmdil Middlt Aquarius " in fellowship hall. He will be Mrs. Edward Ewan. Th* lunday aerrica will b* at It Sunday lervicen at 11 a.m. and 1 " 81'. UEORGE'S-BY-THE.RrVEB W.Y. He is the holder of grhups: The Dutch Treat for ant. wlUi th« pastor. Tht Rev. John p.m. at 1209 W. Front St.. Lin- Rumaon accompanied by Collins three theological degrees and girls, the Junior Deacons for W. Waldrsn efrlel&Unr Ivtninr croft. The Rev. George J. Elliot Sunday services will he Holy itrvtca at 7. Is pastor. Communion at 8 and 9:30 and II Smith, pianist. headed the music department boys and the Senior High ALL SALNTS MEMORIAL a.m. canon G. P. Melllck Belshaw Naveslnk ia rector. Community Tickets for adults and stu- and directed the chapel choir Mortgage 'outh Fellowship. Keansburg Sunday s«rvlce> will be Htly dents may be obtained at the during his six years as a The Women's Guild for FIRST METHODIST • Communion at 8 and Family Ser- ^,Sea Bright door or from the church of- Koansbura; vice at fl:30 am. At 11 a.m., Holy FIRS* UNITED METHODIST graduate student in the Theo- Christian Service, headed by Sunday icrvlcei will he at 9:30 Communion with sermon on first Sea Bright Memorial fice. logical Seminary. Burning Set a.m. ind at 11 a.m. Tha Rev> and third Sundays and Morning The Sunday lervlce will :>e at Mrs. J. Harry Ritscher and Ntwton W, Orelrnr Is paetar. Prayer with nermon on second ana »:30 a.m. with the Rev. O. W. The minister of the Stan- Mr. Smith, an honor gradu- the Dutch Armettes, under 8T. ANN'R CATHOLIC fourth Sunday«. Starsmeare, pastor, officiating. hope Methodist Church, Net- KeaniburK ST. LUKE'S A.M.E, Schedule Set uate of Juilliard School of At Church Mrs. Edgar Taylor, are active flundly Haiiea will bt at 7, 8, I, Sea Bright cong, the Rev. Dr. Richards 10. 11 and noon. Tho Sunday service will he at 1 QCEANPORT - A special Music, is organist and choir- LEONARDO - The Eev. ingredients in church life. The ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL p.m. has been soloist with some master at Manhattan's larg- men's group recently saved Keantburt community memorial service of the leading oratorio choral William Carr, pastor of the •unday wrvlcei w-.ll be Holy Will Honor Shrewsbury will be held Sunday at the est Lutheran church. He has Leonardo Baptist Church, has many dollars by giving time, Communion at S and Choral and church choir organiza- appeared twice at the White talent and energy to the re- Kuchaxlit a.1 9:30 a.m. The Rev. CHRIST EPISCOPAL Oceanport United Methodist tions in the eastern United announced plans for special Marioo Gwyan 4a vicar. Shrewsbury House and for 15 years trav- services to be held Sunday furbishing of the sanctuary. Mrs. Poling Holy ISuchsrlst at 8 and 9 and Church at 9:30 a.m. States. Momlnr Prayer at 11:15 a.m. The eled with the Jeanette Mac- at 4 p.m. for the burning of Mrs. Prescott Evarts, Jr. Keyport Rev. Ronald G. Albury will preach The following organizations He was raised in an or- FIRST BAPTIST KEYPORT - On Sunday a.t tiie last two aervlc*s on "The Donald Concert world tours. the mortgage of the church's gives lessons in advanced Keypoct Holy Spirit." have been invited to attend phanage and the most impel- •unriay isrvleu at 10:4S am. evening at the First v Baptist educational building. French. Thi Rev. Euiene F. Gregory Church, a recognition dinner PRESBYTERIAN and participate by putting a ling forces in his life paitor. Ooncrert.ilona.1 Dinner at S Shrewsbury white carnation on the altar Participating in the service, A Bible study and prayer m, ind R«cofn.tion Btrvlci! f«r and service will be held at The morning service of worship To Receive 22 in the church sanctuary, n. Ma.be! Pollna it 6:30 p.m. will be at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The in memory of each member Church to Receive for the sick is held weekly. & the church honoring Mrs, Ev- Rev Jame» R. Steile pastor. Leonard and Highland Aves. NT. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Sermon: "The Church Around The who has died during the past In Confirmation New members will be received Keyport erett Poling for her 45 years Corner." 23 Coiifirinancls will be the Rev. Richard P. into (he venerable congrega- Mtasen will bn ai 6:30 and 7:30 of service as organist of the FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD year: the Lions Club, Ocean- a.m. and 12:18 p.m. In th« church; Shrewsbury port Hook and Ladder Fire MIDDLETOWN - King of WEST LONG BEANC1I - Young of Piscatawaytown tion at Sunday's service • : HO, p;*is and 11 am. In tht church. Buniisy worship service at 11 a.m. On Sunday the following 22 Baptist church. The Rev. Mr. achool. Evingellstlc service at T p.m. Fat* Co., Port-au-Peck Fire Co., Kings Lutheran Church will HJM. Gonrrj, TABERNACLE A congregational dinner is rick O. McLean Is pastor. Oceanport First Aid Squad, receive through confirmation young people will be received Young was pastor of the Leo- Koyport being planned for 5 p.m. and SHREWSBURY MEETING Sunday 23 young adults who by confirmation into the Lu- nardo church when the build- Lincroft United lervlcei lunday at ID :SO a.m. OF FRIENDS Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and and 7 p.m. Tha fUv. Daniel Qtn- a special program will be IQuakerO have successfully completed theran Church of the Refor- ing program was started. Presbyterian Church til* I* paitnr. Shrewsbury Cub Scouts. ST. MARV'K RPISCOFAL held in the sanctuary at 6:30 Meeting for worship Sundays at 11 three years of study in prep- mation: Karen A. Bayer, Music will be presented by Corner West Front St, and Ktyporl p.m. The public is invited to a.m. In the Fellowship Hall of the The Rev. W. Winfield West, aration for their church James L. Berry, Frand A. the senior choir, under the di- Bunrtay iervlf;eji will he: 7:4(1 Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. pastor, will preach on "Our Everett Road • m Morning Prayer: * a.m. Hnly attend. membership. Brand, Jr., Lorella Brina, rection of Mrs. Lois Sullivan. Communlnn; S a.m. family flarvlcei Union Beach List of Heroes," and the se- Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. and ti a.m. Holy communion. Former pa.stors will lie The confirmands are: Judy Lunn S. Cockey, Carol A. Col- Among the guests will be OUACE UNITED METHODIST nior choir will sing "The morgan, Shirley A. Condon, (;iiuii:li School 10:30a.m. rinsT om n<» OF CHRIST present for the occasion and Union Bench KiriR, Itila Hessmnnn, Carol Mrs. Philip Leonard of Leon- •flKNTIRT several organ and piano se- Worship services at ll> a.m. Ths Battle Hymn of the Repub- Theisen, Kathy Spickenagel, Jane G. Fabrici, David C. ardo, a charter member, Fellowship 7:00 p.m. Key port Ftev. Franklin II. Bird Jr. 1" pastor. lic." .lackey, Lois C. Johansson, lervlcei arc at ll a.m. Sunday. lections will be played by (Ill Illll OF (iOD Lois Sanoianni, Jan Linden, whose father, the Rev. Ed- JUIIR 8— REFORMED guest musicians including Union fiearh Sunday School will be held Mcli.ssii Cox, Linda Taper, Di- Cheryl L, Morris, Constance ward Loux, served as Pastor Keyport Morning worship Sunday it 11 Communion Service iunriiy worship at 10:.5 am. Tht Alan DiBiase, music major a.m, snri flvnnnellsllc service at at 10:45 a.m. under the. di- ane Layer, Barbara Gerborc, D. Oslcrgaard, Carol O'Zem- of the church in 1890. It*v. fl T,' Schoitfn IR pa«tnr. 7:30 p.m. Thn Rev. Jack K. Ileyn- ko, Susan J. Parker, Daniel student at Wagner College, oldl Is pastor. rection of Mrs. J. Norman Carol Fuller, Lynn Uumstead, After the mortgage burn- JierTptioii new members '•'• Little Silver N. Y., William Todt of Little Franks, superintendent, Cherie Pannebaker, Cindy J. Papikas, Mark W. Rasmus- Ing ceremony the social com- June 22— CMHURY UNITEP MKTI1ODIST sen, Denise I. Soirenlino, Utl!« Sliver Silver, who is on the faculty West Lone Branch At 0 p.m., the regular Home, Dolihy Carroll, Jean mittee will serve a light sup- Dedication Vacation Th* Hev, Sanforrf M Hinny wilt of Keyport High School, and nr-FliIIMATIflN Bjnrnsund, Steve Buser, Rob- Betty Ann Staley, Kim A. Van prenh intl rniirturt I lift morning MJTIIKIIAN rlll'llCH monthly family fellowship per in the educational build- Church School Staff vorfMp ttfrvicr nt ll a.m. Arpard Fazakus Jr. who ser- Worship ,,iervlr:t« st 9:15 and 11 covered dish supper will be ert Smock, Dennis Yessc, Deman, John W. Wittenlierg, ing. HT, /(HlVfS IVlHtt>rM. a.m Thenitev. W. Robert Oswald Sandra L. Zweig and Theo- The Reverend Harold Turner, I.tttlr- flllver vices the church's two-manu- IF psfltor. necftption of naw members served, followed by the eve- Norm Smith, Paul Neubauer, All members and friends of ButiiUy tttvlct* will *• Holy Oom- al Moller pipe organ. st eirly service and conllrnutlon at Gary McCann, and Bill Bayce. dore L. Zweig. Pastor munlnn gt & and 10 s.m Bernmn by later gervlce. . ning service at 7. tbepburci^are1 the R*v. Thotmi A. Ktrr Jr.! rector. v;,,,,,,.., ,,.,., I,-,. -. ' •-• •' • I THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETWN, N. I.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 11 Technical, Vocational Zoners Grant Too Late to Seed Training b Stressed SEA GIRT — More em- House Permit A Permanent Lawn phasis must be placed on tech- ATLANTIC HKJHLANIW - FREEHOLD - Your nical training and vocational The Zoning Board last night • now. education as one means of chances of success in estab- Annual or common peren- approved a variance - to lishing a permanent • type correcting America's social nial ryegrass seed is fast ger- Charles DiFazio of 1« Simp- lawn seeded this late in the minating and rather econom- and economic ills, according spring are very slim, advises ical, too. It will give you an to Gerald A. Murphy, presi- son Ave. for the construction • the Extension Service. attractive temporary lawn in dent of the Monmouth County of a single-family dwelling at Your can improve your about four weeks. Board of Realtors. 12 Simpson Ave. chances of success with a late Seed ryegrass at the rate He said modernizing the ed- summer or early fall-seeded of five to six pounds to 1,000 ucation system to conform The variance was needed lawn. square feet. Before you seed, with today's needs, rather because of an undersized lot A lawn seeded as late as spread 75 to 100 pounds of than continuing the myth of 59 by 105 feet. The zoning the first week of May faces ground limestone and 40 to that everyone is geared for a calls for a minimum lot width a real struggle for survival. 50 pounds of a 5-10-5 or simi- college education is one of of 75 feet. The new tender grass seed- lar fertilizer to 1,000 square the objectives of the Make A variance applica- lings must contend with hot, feet. America Better Program of dry weather and also some tion from William R. Graham After the ryegrass lawn has the National Association of of 170 Memorial Parkway to tough weed problems, particu- become established, do not Real Estate Boards, of which larly crabgrass. convert a garage to a room, mow closer than VA inches. KINGSLEY SQUARE, -first town house communi'ry in M on mouth County — and the second town house to ba the Monmouth County board with half bath was held un- A lawn seeded in late Au- Don't become so satisfied built in New Jersey since the 1880's — opens this weekend in Freehold. It is feeing built by Hovnanian Enter- is a member. til next month. gust or early September will with your ryegrass lawn that be favored with the more you forget to seed your per- prises, , moist and cooler growing, con- manent lawn. A ryegrass ditions. You will provide the lawn will dec-line rapidly af- OLD WAGON FARM new grass, seedlings with ter the first year or two. Dig more of an opportunity to be- it into the soil in August as Sod, Boxwood, Geraniums, come better established. part of your- preparation for Town House Concept to Open Ageratum, Petunias, Sal- You won't have to go the permanent lawn. FREEHOLD - Kingsley termine how we can best pro- income near $12,000 to meet via, Marigolds —• 'in fact through' die summer with A better choice at this time ization, it offers great appeal Square, 'the first town house vide sound housing for an in- established mortgage qualifi- everything for your ceme- hare soil around your home of the year, if you want to to Uie purchaser — and the il you seed a temporary lawn community to be built in Mon- creasing populace while re- cations for the purchase of a tery plot. establish a lawn, is to sod it. mouth County — and only taining — and enhancing — new home. community at large." The architect explained the second' construction of environmental features such "The town house commu- RT. 35 and LAUREL AVE., HOLMDEL town house units in New Jer- as trees, parks, recreation nity offers the builder signi- that each grouping of town houses is designed to fit the Open Wed.-Mon. T A.M.-6 P.M. sey since the 1880's — opens areas. In every respect the ficant savings in land prepar- Claud Tuesday Winning here this weekend off Rt. 9. town house approach comes ation and in the installation topographical features of a closest to attainment of these of utility lines, thus reducing particular piece of land. Thus, Kevork S. Hovnanian, de- it is obvious that the major veloper of Kingsley Square, goals." the cost factor in two major TREES are easy to grow! areas of development opera- aesthetic benefit brought by views the town house concept The town house itself, Hov- the town house is a break Follow the lead of gardening erpvrtt... who as "the most viable avenue nanian says, is far from a tion. In addition, as previous- know that root feeding with the ROSS ROOT ly mentioned, the patterns with the "drab monotony of FEEDER is how you set GUARANTEED results for providing housing for mid- new idea. It is a refinement garden apartments and unin- dle income families while of traditional concepts which provide optimum space for every time. walkways, parks, green belts spiring subdivisions" which FERTILIZERS simultaneously offering real- marked the growth of colo- have all but obliterated the •Rosa Plant Food in eolation istic economic incentive to and similar facilities aimed nial cities — including the at enhancement of the envir- American landscape. is fed directly to municipalities which must Georgetown section of Wash- the feeder roots — evaluate residential develop- onment in which residents LAWN SEEDS ington — where many of the live. where it does ment in relationship to bud- original buildings are still in the roost getary limitations." good. use. "In recognizing the value Picture yourself GARDEN SUPPLIES Kingsley Square offers a The major aesthetic advan- of such a concept, Freehold C«t TOW Boee officials are performing a Hoot Seeder todiy, unique concept not only in tages which they offer in to- . to BJ« throughout terms of town house living, day's building climate are: far-seeing service not only the snrdailnc but also in its complete A concept which reflects a re- for Freehold, but for other leuon, emd year New Jersey communities liter jnt— "maintenance-free" program turn to federal colonial archi- FRED D. W1K0FF CO. 11.98 (Inclodlm for residents which includes tecture, a land use pattern which will follow our lead and box of Eaanilu snow removal, lawn care, thus spur replacement of Diet Plant Fool providing for common areas year 'round maintenance of for mall walks, parks, recrea- much of the state's natural 234 MAPLE AVE. property and membership in tion areas and acreage ear- beauty which gave way to the Community Swim Club. cookie - cutter communities rood Cirtriiea marked for experimental alia ava&abU landscaping. and asphalt parking lots far ntrgrtnu. Nine different models will RED BANK iHfe 741-0554 be on display. The Ardsley The land-use concept under since the late 1940's." includes a living room, fully- which town houses are built, Architect Herman York equipped kitchen, two bed- Mr. Hovnanian observes, pro- who drew the plans for the owning rooms, laundry room, exte- vides a sophisticated vehicle Hovnanian - planned commu- rior storage shed and a com- by which builders can con- nity said "the town house has pletely fenced-in rear court- struct and sell well - planned, risen out of the ashes of the It's time to get aboard the sharp- yard and garden. The private spacious homes at prices old row house. est riding tractor around and S-WARTZEL'S rear gardens are included which meet budget limits- "But with its new name, start enjoying a picture perfect with all models. .tions of middle-income fam- wider site, improved interior lawn with an Ariens Manorway FARM and GARDEN SUPPLIES The Jamestown includes ilies. ;• design, escalated architectur- riding tractor. Here's a machine two floors with three bed- Mr. Hovnanian said: "To- al quality; strong individual that does everything you expect PAINTS and HARDWARE rooms, 214 baths, living room, day it is virtually impossible identity and close associa- K to — plus more. Cut grass, tion with open space land util- 645 HOLMDEL ROAD HAZLET utility room, dining room or for a household head with an hitch up a yard cart, throw or family recreation room; laun- plow snow. 264-2211 dry room, exterior storage Take the wheel of the Ariens and a private fenced-in rear Manorvvay and experience a new courtyard and gardens^ sensation in riding comfort and In explaining this approach convenient yard care —< Today! to residential development, CHECK THESE FEATURES: the veteran New Jersey de- ,/ Six speeds forward, 2 reverse veloper said: "Our. company •/ Ariens Flex-H-Float mowing OPEN has taken a long, introspec- ,/ 7 H.P. engine THURS. tive look to the future to de- INSTALL IT YOURSELF! ,/ Electric or recoil rtirb'nf and FRI. |/ Sarety discharge chute EVES PLUGS INTO ANY ADEQUATELY WIRED 116-VOLT OUTLET GRADUATE / Padded seat and bacbest TIL 1 P.H. ,"fi> Two Monmouth County stu- ,/ Safety parking brake A SATURDAY ' dents were among 43 to grad- / Single lever cutting uate with the sixth class at beijht adjustment the United School of Medical and Dental Assistants, New PHILCO Brunswick. 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RED BANK 656 Hwy 35, Midd'etown MUSCLE'S • MATAWAN • LAKERIDGE 566-0606 HWY. 36 291-0613 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • FREEHOLD - MANALAPAN 462-4440 BILL TORRES Industrial and Imlltullonol Inqulrlei InviteJ. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-URGE PARKING AREA n(*\r*TnD)* PHONE 747-5700 671-1073 'iiir.VliriiC . . Dtalenhlps end Distributorships Avalloblt • Inlormotlon Upon ReKjuett MIDDLETOWN 12 THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 Braves The Astro's Blast Off, Trounce Sheamen Wilson Rips Expos, 7-4 ATLANTA (AP) - The At- lanta Braves pounded five By ASSOCIATED PRESS runs, doubled for two more score five more runs to beat his sixth victory. He struck New York pitchers for 18 The Apollo 10 Astronauts in the seventh. the Giants. out seven, increasing his Na- hits, including Henry Aaron's are flying around the moon Wilson roasted with a 7-3 St. Louis had rallied to tie tional League leading total to 519th career homer, and ham- and their National League lead into the ninth but. three the score with two out in the 72. mered the Mets 15-3, Thurs- counterparts, the Honston As- Montreal hits including a ninth when second baseman Don Kessinger drove in two day night. tros, have finally gotten off homer by John Bateman Ron Hunt booted Curt Flood's Chicago runs after Glenn Pat Jarvis breezed to his the launching pad. knocked him out. Fred Glad- two-out grounder. Joe Torre Beckert's two-out grounder fourth victory against two The Astros spent the first ding nailed down the victory. and Tim McCarver followed had hopped off second base losses, leaving in the eighth three weeks of the season in It was the seventh straight with singles to bring Flood for a run-scoring single that when four of the six hits off their final countdown while loss for the Expos, who got home. broke a scoreless tie in the him ruined his shutout. the rest of baseball was blast- three runs in the fourth on a Juan Marichal, who started sixth. Aaron started the barrage Ins off. pair of errors by Wilson and for the Giants, was forced to Roberto Clemente lashed with his two-run blast in the They played 23 games, man- Doug Radar and a two - run leave the game after reinjur- two singles, a double and a .first inning off Tug McGraw, homer, driving in three runs 3-1. It moved him within two aged exactly four victories single by Bob Bailey. ing a rib muscle in the sixth of Ted Williams and fifth" and seemed to be perma- Lou Brock broke a 2-2 tie inning. with his best game of the season and leading the Pirates place on the all-time home nently grounded. with an 11th - inning homer Jenkins outpitched Bill Sin- run list. Then along came May and and the Cardinals went on to ger to beat the Dodgers for past San Diego. Steve Blass Jones later robbed Aaron of the Astros started their en- pitched a three-hitter, dis- another homer with a leaping gines. It all began when Don turbed only by Nate Colbert's catch before Aaron left in the Wilson pitched his no-hitter home run. seventh for a pinch hitter, the against Cincinnati on May Wayne Comer's claim to first time in his career he had 1 and, happily for Manager How They Stand fame as the indispensible SAFE AT SECOND — Montreal's Rusty Staub slides into second safely as Hous- been lifted for a hitter. Harry Walker, it shows no warm-up man for Mickey Lo- ton second baseman Jos Morgan makes a try for the putout with a long stretch • Felix Millan and Clete Boy- signs of stopping. NATIONAL LEAGCE AMERICAN LEAGUE lich during last year's World East Division Eait Division to the bag. Montreal's Mack Jonas hit a hard bouncer to Houston pitcher Don er also homered for the Fourth For Wilson W L Pel. CB W L Pol. GB Series appears over. Instead Braves and Millian singled in Oiicaso _ 26 U .650 — Baltlm«« 29 13 .690 — Wilson, who, trying to start a double play, threw to second wide and low. Mor- Wilson won his fourth game Pittsburgh . 2t) 18 .626 5 . Boston 24 13 M9 2'i of wanning up pitchers, he is another run. last night, beating Montreal New 1-ork IS 19 .486 6V4 Detroit 18 17 .614 T« making himself known by gan makes the nose dive to make the catch, as Astros' shortstop Denis Menke Ntw York (3) I AUanU (IS) SI. Louis IS 20 .474 7( Washington .. .20 22 .476 9 ah r h I Bb r b 7-4 for Houston's fifth straight Philadelphia ....15 20 .<29 m New York 19 21 .475 B wearing them out. fcaeks up the play. Houston won, 7-4. IAP Wirephoto) Agre.cf 4 0 01 F. Alou.cf 5 13 Montreal _J1 21 .3U 12ii Cleveland 9 24 .273 15(4 GarreU,3t> 4 1 11 Mlllui.Sb s 3 2 victory and 14th in 18 games Kelt Dlvlnlon Went Division After 6!4 years in the minor BoswolUb 3111 H. AM-on.rt 3 12 AllarUa . .25 11 .69* — Oakland 21 14 .600 — C. Joneilt 4 0 1 I Lum.rt 10 1 this month. Lou Angele» .22 15 .595 3!4 Minnesota 20 15 .571 1 leagues and portions of two Bh»m»ky,rf 3 0 0 I Cered«,lb 5 10 Elsewhere in the National S«n Francisco ...... 21 IT .583 5 Chicago :.1« 16. .500 3« seasons in the majors, Comer Swoboda.rf 1 0 0 T. Aaron.lh 0 0 0 Cincinnati 17 19 .472 8 Seattle .17 20 AS» 6 K'n'rmoUb 3 8 1 C. Boyer.Sb 3 4 3 League, Atlanta bombed New Houston _...18 24 .429 10 Kansas City .17 21 .477 5« is making some noise as a OtmrlpSpjih 1 fl ft Asprom'icU 5 2 3 San Diego .16 28 .381 12 California 11 25 .308 10 •'••rtln.c 3 0(1 TWman.c 4 13 York 15-3, St. Louis whipped Ypiterday'i Keiulli Yesterday's Results hitter with the Seattle Pilots. B.Taylor,p 0 0 0 R.Jackn'n.ii 3 12 St. Lmiu 8, Sin Franciico 3, 11 Boston 4, California 3 Six Shore Pros Make 101 San Francisco 8-3 in 11 in- Comer Awakens Nats innings Chicago 7, Detroit 3 H'rr'n'ii.ia 3 0 11 Jirvli.p 910 nings, Ferguson Jenkins Atlanta 15, New York 3 Cleveland 4, Kansas City 1 Washington heard from him wem.i>h ] (i n [ stone,p 100 Houston 7. Montreal i Baltimore 6. Minnesota 2 iMcCJraw.p 1 0 0 | pitched a four - hitter and Chicago 3, Los Angeles 0 Seattle 7, Washington 6 last night when he rapped Cardwell,p 0 0 0 | blanked Los Angeles 3-0, and PlttKburg&h 7, Ssn Diego 1 Only games scheduled a three-run homer and a two- Olls.ph 10 0 1 Only gameR scheduled. Koonce.p 000 Pittsburgh whipped San Die- TnnlElrt'fi Games Tonight's Garnet run double that boosted the Cutoff in Dodge Open A,J'knon.p 0 0 0 | Philadelphia (Jackson 3-4) U. At- Boston (Gulp 6-2) at Chlcejo (Hot- Orate,c 2 1l| go 7-1. lanta (Pappas 3-2) len 3-3) Pilots to victory over the Sen- Montreal (Wecener 1-2) at Cincin- California (MetBeramlth 0-3) at ators. The five runs batted 35 3 71 silSlI In the American League, nati tMatoney 3-D Detroit (Lolloh 9-1) (Special to The Register) days wound up in a stale- was well up with the leaders New York 000 MO 030— S Chicago rapped Detroit 7-3, New York (Gentry 3-3) at Houston Scuttle (Marshall 3-4) at Cleveland in gave him two more than DENVILLE — Six Shore mate with Burke and his with a 71 Wednesday, -but Atlanta 2U 130. 51»-U (Grlflln 1-21 (Tlant 0-7) E—Asproranntt, Harrtlson 2. Cleveland downed Kansas Cjty Ohlcajso (Belma 3-3) at San Diego Oakland (Odom 7-1) at Baltimore he had last year with the Ti- area .professionals are among teammates at 123 in the pro- zoomed to 77 yesterday. He t)P—New York 3. LOB—New Torle (Ross 1-3I (Palmer 5-2) gers. A Atlanta 8. SB—F. Alou. Lum, 4-1, Baltimore topped Minne- St. Louis (C&rlton 3-11 at lot Kansas city (Butler 1-3) at Wash- the 46 to survive yesterday's am competition which was qualified, however, by three Orote. 3R—R. Jackvon, BnsweM. sota 6-2, Seattle edged Wash- Angeles (Foster O-l) ington (Moore 2-0) cutoff and move into today's concluded yesterday. Four strokes. HR—H. Auron (9), Hlllnn IS), c. Pittsburgh (Ellis 2-4) at San Fran- Minnesota (Hall 3-1) nt New York In fact, the night gave him Boyer (6). S—TarvJa. 8F—JarvU. ington 7-6 and Boston tagged cisco {Robertson 0-0) (StntUemv-re 6-3) 23 RBI and six homers, along final 36 holes of the Dodge extra holes of sudden death. THE LEADERS ' IP NBERBBSO Tomorrow's Games Tomorrow's Gunta Dick Sartu, 71-68—139 Slcsraw (U 3-1) 2 5 3 2 1 California 7-3. Chicago fut San Diego Boston at Chicago with a .253 batting average, Open Golf Tournament at the failed to produce a winner, •Preakness Hills Cardwell 2 3 3 11 St. bouls at Los Angeles California at Detroit Bockaway Country Club here. so the outcome will be deter- Jim Jewell, 70-T2-H! Koonce 2 4 6 8 2 Jimmy Wynn's ninth home Pittsburgh at Ban Francisco Kansas City at Washington far better than his .125 with Alpine A. Jackimn V, 3 3 3 " run of the season gave Wil- PMMclrrtila at Atlanta, night Minnesota at New York Detroit. Unheralded Dick Sparta of mined by the pros' first 18- Pick Howell. 7J-69-1M R. Taylnr JUii 3 1 1 0 Montreal at Cincinnati, night Seattle at Cleveland, night hole round today. Newton Jarvis (W, 1-2) 1% 1 1 1 1 son a quick two run lead New York at Houston, night , Oakland at Baltimore, night Comer's outburst highlight- Preakness Hills fired a three- Dick Mullen, TS-e^-ati Stone H(s 10 0 0 Sunday's (tames Sunday's Games under-par 68 yesterday to Wllllngboro Save—Btone. WP—Caitxtwell. T— against the Expos and then Philadelphia at Atlanta Boston at Chicago ed a night for hitters as not Two other locals failed to Bill Ezinicki, 69-73-4143 2:98. A-.12.57-t the Astros added three more Montreal at Cincinnati California at Detroit lead the field at the halfway New Seabury New York at Houston Seattle at Cleveland one American League pitch- make the cut. Vito "Hed" Boh Shield!. 72-71-145 In the second. St. Louis al Los Angeles Oakland at Baltimore er managed to go the dis- point. His total was 139. Gaeta fired a strong 73 yes- Alpine Yankees Blank Army Chicago nt San Diego, 2 KannaEi City at Washington Opening round leader Bill A' Hanil, 73-71-144 Joe Morgan, who singled Pittsburgh at San FranclRco, 2 Minnesota at New York, 2 tance. terday, but his first round of Apple Ridge On Ellis' Home Run home one of the second inning Ezinicki, former National 79 left him one stroke from Bob Miner, 73-71-844 Echo Lake Hockey League player, now qualification. Navesink's Har- Pat Scnwab, 73-71—H4 WEST POINT, N. Y. (AP) •of the New Seabury Country old Cahoon showed-5^9-80— CreAtmont — A two-run homer by SHORE QUALIFBVRS catcher John Ellis in the third CBA's Golf Club in Cape Cod, Mass., 159. \J Lou Barbara, 74-71—146 trailed Sarta by three strokes, Hollywood inning paced the New York Sarta started with a bogey, Jake Zistko, 72-73—145 along with three others, Spring Lake Yankees to a 4-0 exhibition Streak Hits but got things going with four Mike Burke, 75-75—147 baseball victory over the Ezinicki went one over par birdies on the front five. He Deal yesterday with a 73. Tom Uloaal, 73-74—147 Army yesterday. came home in 35 over the Bamm Hollow 15 in Row Six strokes off the pace Doug Sanderson, 77-71—448 The Cadets got only one tough back nine. His 68 is the Rumaon hit off Al Downing and Gene among seven at 145 are Lou low score of the tourney to Phil Krick, 75-7S-14* Christian Brothers Acad- Barbaro of Hollywood, Jake Battleground Michael, in the seven-inning emy's golf team extended its date. NON-QUAUSTERS Zastko of Spring Lake, de- Vlto G»eU, 79f3—1M game. That came off Down- all-winning streak to 15 yes- Ralph Terry, former New Tomahawk ing in the fourth when Bill fending . champion Babe Li- Hamlri Cathoon, 70-60-159 terday. The Colts edged Wall York Yankee pitching star. NavMtnlt Lane beat out a drag bunt. Township 3-2, at the Bamm chardus,- former assistant at Hollow Country Club, Middle- Hollywood, and Paul Moran, town. unattached, but playing out Tom Kuta (39) defeated of Deal. Angelo Petraglia (41) and Four, other Shore contes- Doug Steiner (40) edged tants made the cutoff at 151. FBI KO's DePaula George Daly (41) to give Wall They are Mike Burke of Deal, NEW YORK (AP)—Frankie the world middleweight cham- and Tom Moras of Bamm De Paula had been stopped a 2-0 advantage in the num- De Paula has been knocked pion, and Dick Tiger. in the first round of a title bers one and two spots. How- Hollow, both at 147, and Doug out of his Garden 10-rounder Commission chairman Ed- ever, the Colts rallied on vic- Sanderson of Kumson and with Don Fullmer Monday — win B. Dooley said the sus- fight with light heavyweight tories by Bob Stern (41), Phil Krick of Battleground, on a rap by the FBI. pensions were "in the best in- champion Bob Foster at the Charles Kienzle (44) and Mike each at 148. The New York State Ath- terests of boxing" and added Garden last Jan. 22. DeCesare (48). Former Kumsonite Vic letic Commission suspended that they will continue pend- De Paula and Garafola, In other golf action yes- Ghezzi, now unattached, just the Jersey City, N.J... ing, court action on the both released on $25,000 bail, terday, Red Bank turned back made it, carding 72 yester- light heavyweight indefinitely charges. had asserted their innocence MOMMOUTH RACKET SQUAD — The Monmoufh College varsity tennis team, Jackson Township, 4-3, with day to go along with his first Thursday, two days after he The arrests followed indict- at a commission hearing which completed one of the best seasons (14-2) in the school's 'history, will Buc Guy Lucian's 38 leading round of 79. was arrested by the FBI on ments handed down by a fed- Wednesday and asked that the way. Rich Colagori had a Ghezzi and his four ama- a theft charge. eral Grand Jury in Newark, De Paula be permitted to defend its NAIA District 31 championship Saturday at the Newark College, of 34 as Long Branch ripped teur partners of the past two N.J., on May 14. fight Fullmer. Engineering. Coach Al Gallo's Hawk teams have compiled a 66-9 record in his Shore Regional, VAVA The 29-year-old De Paula, CBAg (3), his manager, Gary Garafola, I six years at the helm. Front row, left to right, are Dennis Schurgin, Barry Na- CBA (3) — Wall (!) Tom Kuta (W) 38 d. Angelo „ and three other men were thanson, Thomas Muldoon and Chuck Herbermann. Rear, in same order, are Harry Prtraslli! 41, 3 and 1 Ocean Net Douit steiner (W) 40 d, Ceoria arrested Tuesday on charges i Daly II, 1 up of stealing $80,000 worth of Herckner, Thomasjejtnerj_Bill_GaugJMnt Frank Pa!|_and Sallo. Gaughan and Boh-Kern-WMl-dr-Al-«*•-«;— a and 1 copper bars in interstate shi Schurgin finished the regular season with perfect 16-0 singles records. Oharlcg Kienzle (C) U d. George Deadline : DrrKhaas i\. 1 up on 10th hole ment in March 1968. Mike DeCesare M (C) i. EJ CMMIM WHISKY . A BUND . EIGHTY PROOF • IMPORTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CO. iPetcrs 50, .1 and 1 Garafola also was suspended Lang Brnnrh (ZVt\ — Nhnre (IW) 7s Today The Garden promptly signet Rich CobiBnrl fLBi M"il. .Kevin Knlprlrm 37, 3 nnd 2 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Brazil's Juarez de Lim Tim Welch (LB) |0 d. J»H Levin Plying <2. two up fourth annual township tennis the No. 5 middleweight co Chris Wplch ILBl W d. Rich de- Bante 47, 5 and I tournament gets underway at tender to meet Fullmer, th Pete PlantAmura (S) 41 d. Btev« the Park Boulevard and the No. 4 contender, in the semi Acprra 47, ,1 and 1 Jay Lnwi-nthal (S) 49 and Bruce Monmouth College tennis final to the non-title event b Crmll 4!), tied courts Memorial Day, May tween Italy's Nino Benvenuti I1«HI Bnnlt (41 — .Turk,™ (3) Tony Bartollnl (J) 43 d. Bob 30. PinRltore .(IS, one up Guy Lucian {RBi 38 d. Joe De- The tournament is being J\nffp]ls 3!) first hole midden death run this year by the town- Ed Kolly IRB) 47 d. Curt Maul, beck 46, flecond hole sudden riealli ship Recreation Committee Art rtrlfl (J) 47 d. Dave Gavin 49. 1 and 2 and the newly organized New Rny Coortall (J) 47 i. llandy Jersey Shore Tennis Associa- Enrke 49, one up Dennis DuuilaM (BB) 47 t. KeS tion (NJSTA). Amhro.se 17. one up Brit Hay (RBi Bl d. Keith Maul- There will be competition beck 62, .1 nnd I in men's singles, men's doubles, and women's doubles. Elimination rounds Frank Porter Caseys' Track will be played Friday, May Today tha wily antalopa li 30, and Saturday, May 31, at Amorica'i third moil importan Team in Romp the township courts and at big-gama animal. Hunting the TOMS RIVER - The Red the college. pronghorn ant-dope, or prairi Bank Catholic track team had The semifinals and the goat, ii on* of tha world'i moit little trouble disposing of St. finals will be played Sunday, unique and challenging iporti with these Piper Joseph's of Toms River here June 1, at the Park Boulevard America's pronghorn hat no oth, yesterday. The Caseys courts. er living ralativa upon the face whipped up the Griffens, 104- Between events on Sunday, FLIGHT SPECIALS 22. the NJSTA will conduct of the globe, and iti uncanny clinics for beginners and speed and eyetight are without FIRST ILIGUI Tony Rediger was the comparison. Antelope have bs-en ^88 FLYING START Casey hero. He won the jave- those interested in learning LESSOIV lin and discuss events and the game. clocked at 50 mph and they can COURSE Introducing Wlh the guidance of a detect the movement of a man Includes preliminary ground placed second in the shot put. The final date for entries (jovernment-rated flight Instructor, nearly a mile awayl Thete are Instruction, four flying lessons, Tom Shea helped the Casey is today. Persons interested you'll actually pilot a sleek a couple of reasons why the your own personal pilot log book. cause winning the 100-yard should register with the tour- Piper Cherokee airplane,.. . The smoothest whisky ever radar-eyed pronghorn is on*a of Gieat start toward solo- dash and the 320. John Bran- nament director, Ira Brodsky, for Just $51 don did his share taking the 507 Elizabeth Ave., Oak-our most difficult trophies to saves money, tool to come out of Canada! high and low hurdle events. hurst. bag. 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READING AVIATION SERVICE, INC. bcniUHe only Windsor is made mestic whiskies because we in>, Daily «nd 8 A.M.-3 P.M. Sat. Red Bank Alrporr from hardy Canadian prairie port it, then bottle it here. HELPFUL HINT: To get tfia Shrewsbury Avenue rnoit wiar from your rugi, have Shrewsbury, N. J. them cleaned prefentonally at 741-1922 leait once a ywar. THE DAILY EJEGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J,: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 13 Warriors Cinch 4B' Tie, Crack Ocean in 14 Manasquan failed to get a day, Red Bank was upset by winning rally In the 14th. With runners on firstan d The Huskies' John Butch and Casagrande came in on Red Bank ruined any Red Bank tied matter! in hit for eight innings yester- Asbury Park, 6-4, and Mon- Miller went the first nine third, Whitman broke for a led off the game by reaching Mike Ingrain's hit. After a chances it may have had in the fourth with the help of a day. In fact, the Big Blue mouth Regional handed How- for Manasquan, yielding the second and drew a throw on on an error and stealing sec- wild pitch, Rich Giblock drove the Shore Conference "B" Di- triple by Jim Giannell. Kevin Warriors didn't score for 13 ell a 4-3 setback. two hits and three walks the back end of a double ond. When John Szyarto's in Ingram with another vision, by dropping its contest Costello followed with what innings. But they clinched at Marathon Tilt while striking out three. Chip steal. Sylvester streaked grounder was booted, Butch single. with Asbury Park. The Bucs should have been a home run, least a tie for the Shore Con- The Manasquan - Ocean Hirst, tiie Warrior's ace with home with the first run of raced home. Szyarto stole Daryl Londner's single and are now automatically out of but he failed to touch first ference "B1' Division base- second and went to third on the running. base and was called out on an marathon was reminiscent of an 8-1 record, came on to the game. a series of misplays on ball championship. the year of the pitcher all pick up the win. He didn't George Clark followed with the first of Bill Casagrande's appeal play. Szyarto's hit accounted for The' Blue Bishops trailed The clincher came over over again — in one game. yield a hit in his five innings a triple for the insurance run three hits: Twllley Curry 3-1 after two innings, but The Bishops won the game Ocean Township, 2-0, in a 14- Spartan John Villapiano and . of work. He walked two and and completed the Warriors' singled for two RBFs, took the last Huskie run. posted three in the fourth in the sixth as Dunst walked, inning game which had every- Warrior Dan Miller hooked struck out five. three-bit attack, all of the ex- second on an error and The Jaguars got their only frame to take the lead. Fred Dick Johnson reached on an thing — except hits and runs. up in the classic duel, and Villapiano left in favor of tra base variety. scored on Fred Formon's tally in the fourth. Mike Me- Boenig walked and was safe error, Frank Fiorentino Manasquan's victory neither team was able to get losing "''"her Stu Dangler af- The loss eliminated Ocean's triple. Curdy singled and scored on at second on an attempted singled scoring one and Tom boosted its season record to a hit through the first seven ter twirling 11 innings of hopes of winning the cham- Three more Huskie runs a passed ball. double play, Stan Parker tak- Fitzsimmons' double tallied 10.3 in "B" and 14-3 overall, innings — normally a double scoreless ball to extend his pionship. The Spartans are 7- poured across in the third. Dan Smith breezed to his ing first. Walt Czerwinsky the other. and virtually shut the door on no-hitter in high school ball. personal string of blanks to 5 in "B" and 11-8-1 overall. third win without a loss. He followed with a base hit, last year's champion Mata- 22 straight innings. He gave Huskies Fatten In 1st Szyarto was safe on another Dunst was the winning pit- Ocean broke the hit famine struck out eight and walked loading the bags. cher. He is 3-4 this season. wan Regional, which topped in the bottom of the eighth up that one hit in the ninth, Matawan scored all it need- error and went to third on five. Greg Archer, Jaguar Bob Dunst then stroked a Jackson Township, 8-1. The and struck out 18 batters, but Casagrande's hit and run Hick Mar-shall took the loss. when Randy Rose rapped a ed in the first inning to zap starter, was tagged with the double for two runs, and a His record is 0-2. Huskies are 9-5 overall and single. Manasquan finally he tip-toed through 11 bases in-and-out Jackson. single. A balk plated Szyarto, loss. third scored on a passed ball. 8-4 in "B." , got the idea in the ninth on balls. Manasqaan (Z) | Ocean (0) abr h| abrh Manasquan has one confer- when Bill Martin opened with "MEnasquan's winning out- Mlllcr,^h-i> 5 0 0 Scivron.2b IQO Sylv'ter.lb 8 11 V>nEa,rf 1 0 0 ence game to go. H the War- a double. burst came after two were ? Whitman, c 6 1 0 Gruber,3b 5 0,1 out in the 14th. Then Steve Clark.18 5 0 1Battjer.rict 4 0 0 riors win it, they're champs The Spartans' Ken Gruber Aronis.cf 2 0 0 Beutell.c S 0 0 alone. If they lose it, Mata- stroked a single in the bottom Sylvester poked a double off McK'lv'y.lf 8 0 0 Yamello.c 0 O 0 wan still must win both of Dangler. He advanced to Wave s Hampton No-Hits Fletchtr.rf DOB FiLlco.a.i 4 0 0 of the ninth for his team's Martin,2b 4 0 1 Vlilarilano p 2 0 0 its remaining games to gain third when Ocean shortstop Hlrct.p 10 0 Dangler.p 1 O 0 second and final hit of the Ij-vln.jb 4 0 0 Biooki.cf 1 0 0 a share of the title. game. Both teams again Joe Falco booted Skip Whit- Ryder.U 10*. K(«e.lb 3 0 1 In other "B" action yester- went hitless until Ocean's man's ground ball. Vlrgllllo,2b i O 0 H'u,lf4-lb 5 0 0

Neptune, 4-1, in 8 Innings 110 2 (5 3 3 llanajuuan 000 000 000 00O 02—J Ocean ...000 00O 000 000 0O-» Mickey Hampton's eight- the plate, and Carlo Bigioia bunt single. Yesenko then got Raritan scored its only run 3B—Clark. 2B—Sylveater, Mar- tin. inning no - hitter gave Long was out trying to score. an infield hit to win his own off Arace in the first inning. Malawan (8) Jackaon (1) Branch a 4-1 victory over In the bottom of the eighth, game. Barry McBride drove it home ab r h ab r h Neptune yesterday in the Bianchi led off with a single The Lions got their first run with a one-out triple, scoring Butch.cf 4 10| T.LAnKf'd-.Ba 402 Connelly.ri 1 0 0 | Senecke,3l> 3 o l highlight game of the Shore to right, stole second and in the first when Rich Kovach Nick Cere who had reached Jurewlcz.c 2 0 0 ArcJi»r,p-2b 3 0 1 Londner.M 1 1 1 I Ffm'io.lMb 3 0 0 Conference "A" Division. moved to third on Marsella's walked, stole second and on an error and moved to Szyarto,3b 3 2 1| O'Hearn,ct 4 O 0 Brick Township held on- second on Battaglia's sacri- Caii'g'tle.lb 3 2 3| Lorenc.rf 200 Farltaa (1) Brick (4) scored on Marsell's single to Curry .If 4 1 1 | BmlUi.p 0 0 0 to its one.- game lead in the ctirh abrh left. Yesenko made that lead fice bunt. Ing'm.cf-rf 4 1 1 | Langford.ph 10 0 Cer«,3b 3 10 McHalton.o 3 0 0 F'raori.ss-c 4 0 1 Oauser.p 0 0 0 circuit on Toms River with a Batt'»ll»,p 3 0 1 BudtllCk.K 3 2 2 hold up until the seventh. Brick quickly got even in its Giblock,2b 4 0 1MeCurdy.lb 3 11 4-1 triumph over Raritan. MdBrlde,!/ 3 0 1 Scott,lb 0 0 0 He fanned six and SmIUi.p 3 0 0O'Brtan.c 3 0 1 Bethd.U 10 0 omci 2 0 0 half of the first. Larry Sud- Weloh,2b 0 0 0 Toms River's victory came M*MnU,c 3 0 0 Relatr.aa 3 0 0 walked one while loser nick singled and later trotted Bnrkt.rf 10 0 Burit.2b.tf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Rordlchuk.rl 0 0 0 against Freehold, 3-0, while Doutfu.Zb 20 0 H. 20 0 George Brown got five strike across on three walks to Ken Middletown Township slipped DeO'n'no,i< 10 1 Ayrei.if 3 10 33 8 3 27 1 S Rlcot.c* 3 0 0 Hoffnian,3b 10 0 outs and walked three. Scott, Ron Caso and Matawan 403 100 0— 8 past Lakewood, 2-1, in Rliltlno.lt> 3 0 0 Alice,p 311 Jackson 000 100 0—1 Tucker.w 10 0 New Victory Mark Gary Rabbitt, the last forcing 3B.—Formoi IB.—T. another extra-inning conetest. Brick established a school home the tally. Wave Squeezes Ml! ID 4 3 Aabury Park (6) I Bed Bank (4) Rxrltan -.100 000 0-1 record for victories in one ah r h I ab r h Brlek Twp 001 x—4 Two runs in the second Johnaon,3b 3 0 1 Jcsey.aa 2 1 0 Hampton a senior right- 3B—McBrlde. season by making Raritan its Ralley.rl 3 101 Gaddll.lb 4 01 hander fanned seven Filers sewed it up for the Dragons. Flore'no.lb 4 0 11 Taylor,3b 4 11 16th victim. The Green FkUa'ns.lb i 0 2 | aianncll.K 4 11 and walked four, but lost his Lour Brmch (4) Neptune (1) Arace reached on an error, Rosaa.lf 4 0 0| Magulre.sa 2 0 0 •brb •brh Dragons have lost only four. Coenlg.fls 2 2 1| Ccatello.rf 309 shutout in the fourth inning Chllonl,2b 4 0 0 Bourne.lf 2 0 0 Their "A" Division record is Sudnick singled and both Parker.c 4 10 1 laderoea.cf 2 00 when an unearned run sent Thorne.lb 2 2 0 Demarco.c 4 0 0 Cz'w'iky.c/ 4 121 D»«tlto,c 3 11 Bruno.U 4 12 F«uley,si 4 10 10-3, and they can wrap up came around on two errors X>unat,p 3 101 Marshall, p the game into overtime. G's'o'p'f.rf 3 0 0 Btcker.plb 3 0 0 100 Vcnuli,3b 4 11 Hunan,cf 2 0 0 the championship today with on the same play, a wild • Rlzzuto,2b 2 01 "•Wit*,.";. ->M jr~\ The Fliers tied the game Tiiem.Cf 3 0 0 Dimda>,lt>-rf 3 0 0 0 00 Hampton,p 3 0 0 Ma.urAr,3b 2 0 0 a victory over Long Branch. throw by catcher Tony Ma- Wilson,? 101 in the fourth when John Penta PenU.M 1 0 0 Minclno.Zb 3 0 0 AWrldn.o 2 0 0 LaPo(l»,rf 10 0 Winning pitcher Mike Arace nenti which sailed into and 31 0 7 I 2S 4 « went into the hole after Bob Hiwickl.p 0 0 0 and loser Tom Battaglia each Asbury Park 010 302 0 —« m-. Farley's grounder, the closest BodoU.ph 10 0 through center field. Red Bank 210 10O 0—4 hurled a three-hitter, but the 3B.—GlanneH. 2B.—Fttzslmtnom. Neptune came to hit, but 29 4 3 25 1 0 I," * Loni Branch 100 000 03—4 latter suffered from his own threw the ball away for a two- N«plui» 000 100 00-1 wildness (eight bases on 3B-Vnul(. base error. Farley went balls) and shoddy play by to third on a ground out and Lakewood (1) Mlddlefam n (t) his teammates. Battaglia scored on Kevin Hamm's abrh abrh r.erm'd.lb 200 KovMti.ct 2 11 struck out six, one more than sacrifice fly to right. BlQ'la.lbo 10 1 Blancht.lf 4 11 Overtxra,2b 4 0 0 Mantlli.M 4 0 2 Arace, but the Dragon issued Long Branch got a run in Grljgj.rf 4 0 2 Yesenko.p 4 0 1 LION-ING UP THROW — Lakewood tetond baseman Bo*b Overtoil eoeb his only one walk. TRANSMISSIONS the first when Ed Thome McCar'y.cf 4 0 01 - Voak,2• - b 3 0 2 Winn.ii 4 10| Vetfe.c ' 30 0 arm to throw to first base after forcing Middletown Township'. Ray VeMi on walked, moved to second on a OundVn,U 3 0 0WKTd.lb 10 0 JUJtUI,3b 2 0 2 TtiMnaon.ph 10 1 RENT A CAR TOWING - ROAD SERVICE AVAILABLE the front end of an attempted double play yesterday. The Lions won th» Shore wild pitch and scored on Len Benn.c 10 0 Beleza. 0 0 0 Juplter.lb 10 1 Oarhtrt.rt 2 0 1 DAY • WEEK • MONTH Conference "A" Division contest over the Pinert. 2-1. (Register Staff Photo) Bruno's single to left. Brown.p 10 0 Ohll(treia,3b 3 0 0 Hallrrlng.ph 10 0 From there until Hie eighth Bfoxon,3b 0 0 0 WALL 264-6200 inning, the game was a tight HI6HWAY 36 at rOOLE AVE. HAZLET. N. J. duel between Hampton and 27 3) Lakewood ,._..ooo 000 10— 1 747-5400 Dick Becker, who left in the JOO 000 01— t Caseys Bounced fourth, and reliever Les ACTION Mrowicki. U NDER THE STARS Thome led off the eighth From State Play with another walk, Bruno sin- T HRILIS gled and moved to second on BORDENTOWN — Ixrose Dave Thornton was the win- the throw to third. Con O CCASIONAL SPILLS fielding and wild pitches cost ning pitcher. He worked six Georgacoupolas received an Red Bank Catholic a 13-2 de- frames and gave up two runs .intentional pass, but Bob Ve- RAW ROOKIES feat at the hands of Holy on two hits. He fanned nine nezia drove in two with a Cross of Riverside in the first Caseys. ringing double to left - center. A d VETERANS round of the South Jersey Pa- John Dancey took the loss Georgacoupolas was thrown rochial "A" state tournament working three and one-third out at the plate, but Venezla • LEVER MANEUVERING contest here yesterday. rounds. He gave up eight runs scored on a pick-off attempt. on five hits, walked three and Mrowicki was the loser, I NSTANT DISASTER Holy Cross scored in all but the second innings, with the whiffed four. fanning three and walking one. Becker walked five and K'd IttHT TO REMEMBER big barrage coming in the The Lancers are fl-3 this N fourth, when the Lancers season. The Caseys are US. three during his stint. Lions Lash Viatn G REAT SHOW posted six big ones. n. B. Catholic I Holy Orwi ot Four hits, including a two (I) Blnnlfe (13) Bob Yesenko and Hugo Bl- SAT, NITE 8 P.M. ftbrb) mbrk anchi teamed up to give Mid- I I HteJI run double by George Holz- Guarlno.cf 1 1 O | Dtly.mt 2 3 1 • 35-Lgp TQ's Wfcentr.cf 10 0 MoAlphu.cf 2 0 1 dletown an eight-inning win mann, a walk, four wild WaM'cct.lb 2 1O| Dickinson,; 101 • 30-Lap Lmtd Spts. Lee.p i "it Thornton.c* 4S1 over Lakewood. pitches, and two errors ac- Ooyns.e 1011 Holimann.Ib 3 12 counted for the Lancer runs. Kaiser, <: 0 0 0 Sullivan,3b 111 Lakewood tied the game up used car I D'O'irlo.oI 2 0 1| BUnmer.lf 400 in the seventh Inning to send WALL STADIUM The Caseys put twoKaell,3b 2 o 0 | Tetrmine.Tf 3 0 0 At the Jcruy Shore Mlhck.ob 1 0 0 I TOcm'«on,lt 10 0 it into overtime. John Winn walks and two hits together in V'm'rk.ai-p 2 0 0 G«e|U,e 410 (201) 681-6400 8everenl,2b 3 0 0 WMpVey.lt> »J1 was safe on Bill Marsella's the third frame for their only Dancey.p 2 0 0 Rt. 34 Belmar, N. J. error and moved to second on guaranteed runs. VuUI.U 1 0 0 H'rm'iey.rt 3 0 0 Randy Justus's sacrifice. Runuk.Rka i 300 ft>uUt,p 0 0 0 Wayne Jupiter's single to left brought Winn in. RM Bank Oatrioilo _J«B 000 0- 3 The Piners threatened to go PANELING Holy CtOM -.301 OS I—1» SB—'nMrnton. 3B—Uolanutnn. ahead In the eighth when they FREE! loaded the bases with none out. Yesenko got Bill Mc- SALE! ARROW Colts' Smith Carthy to fly to left and the runner held. 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•'•',.> •.;.'-•/.-' 14 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 Bulldogs' Style Shore, Hudson Gird Cramped, 11-4 For 4C Showdown Shore and Henry Hudson tom of the frame. Dave Kach- only Golden Eagle hits. CARTEEET - Carteret dogs in check while fanning both posted wins yesterday to elriess tripled to deep center Central threatened in the scored early and often here 13 and issuing four walks. stay tied for the Shore Con- and scored on a fielder's third when Bob Hardie was yesterday to send Eumson- Carteret got two in the first ference "C" Division lead, choice after Hahn walked. safe on an error and moved Fair Haven Regional reeling on three errors, a sacrifice making their rained-out game Winning pitcher Mark Card around to third on passed to its 13th loss of the year, fly and a walk. The Ramb- loom even bigger on the re- bore down to get Steve Hold- balls. Demaree passed John 11-4. The Bulldogs have won lers added two in the third maining schedule. The teams er on a pop to end the game. Killmurray, but then fanned six, while the Ramblers on Ken Brzowski's triple and have tentatively slated the Card fanned 10 and walked John Beale and got Mike . evened their record out at 9- Roman Melech's single, and game for either Memorial three while picking up the Burke to tap out to second. 9. parlayed three hits and a Day or June 2 at the Henry win. Sophomore John Dolan Demaree registered eight The Ramblers took advan- brace of errors into four runs Hudson field. was impressive in defeat as strikeouts and walked three. tage of 10 Rumson errors to in the fourth. Three errors, he walked three, whiffed two Eric Johnson, who is now 3-2, go along with a nine-hit at- Phil Chiura's double and John Shore got a well - pitched game from Jim Demaree to and gave up only one earned fanned 10 and walked four. tack. Lyman's single plated three run, Keyport Overcome Jim Flintosh held the Bull- more in the sixth. blank Central, 3-0. The Blue Devils are 14-9 overall, and Shore's Jim Demaree threw Keyport almost pulled off Rumson got a singleton in like Henry Hudson, 9-3 in the a two-hitter and a whitewash its second upset in two days the fifth on Bob Sparling's division. Central (9-8) is 7-6 brush at Central Regional for before Point Pleasant Beach Three Take RBI single and rallied for THAT TIME OF YEAR — It's the high school banquet season again. Above: in the league. his seventh win of the year. rallied for the win. three in the seventh behind George Huhn, second from right, presents the Charles "Cappy" Howard Award Henry Hudson got a scare He has lost three. The Garnet Gulls scored all Shut Outs Rich Rubley's double and sin- to Frank Raviele, ths Long Branch's outstanding -football guard, at last night's from cellar-dweller Wall, but The Blue Devils scored five of their runs without a gles by Tom Dooley and Bob their three runs in the fifth hit. The Gulls collected only Gresn and White Association dinner at the Junior High School cafeteria. Bas- hung on for a 3-2 win. The Vetterl. Admirals are 12-4 on the year. inning after two were out. two hits all day off Paul ketball standout Leroy "Ohico" Jones, extreme left, track star Bob Bazley, and In Tennis Dooley was the starter and The Knights are 3-13 overall With Steve Pomerantz on first Esposito, who went all the Rumson-Fair .Haven Region- loser for Rumson. Pete Carril, extreme right, Princeton University football coach, frame the pre- and 2-11 in the league. as a result of a force out, way in defeat. al, Christian Brothers Acad- sentation. Below: Herb Anthony, president of the Monmouth Regional] Booster Although Southern nipped Jim McConville and Kevin Beach got its winning tal- , RUDIBOD (4) Carteret (11) Donohoe singled for one run, ery and Shore Regional all snrh Club, checks the banquet program with +hrea Golden Falcon athletes. Left to Point Pleasant Boro, 3-2, wins lies in the seventh inning " Sparling.ss 3 0 1 ahrh and then Rocky Yamello un- registered decisive shut out Dooley.Hb 4 0 1 ILcwln.cf 13 1, •by Shore and Henry Hudson with two outs arid a count of Vs.Merl.cJ 4 0 11 Lynan.c 3 2 2 right are Robert AsJiton, •football, basketball and baseball; Anthony; Michael loaded a ground-rule double tennis victories yesterday. DIPalo.Jb 4 0 1 | BrzowBkJ.es 4 11 eliminated the Bams from the 0-2 on John Shipley. Esposito Carteret, Ocean Township Cocker, rf 3 0 0 [ Meledi.lb 3 0 1 Hearn, soccer, basketball and golf, and Glenn Clark, football and track. Asiiton race. Southern (11-7) is 8-5 in which bounced over the cen- Allen,?b 3 0 0 1Slca.ph 10 0 then threw four straight balls and Marlboro were the score- Becker.p 1 0 0 | Chtvra.tf 3 0 1 and Clark were the recipients Ashton, Holy Cross-bound, and Clark, headed for the conference. Point Boro ter field fence for two more. and Shipley was on. George J. Loux.lf 110| KnlBht.ati 2 0 1 less victims. F'mul'y.ph 0 10 1ctierepskl,rf no Lehigd, were the recipients of the two $250 scholarships. (5-11) is 4-8 in the league. John Beale singled in the Singer reached safely on the M'C'm'k.lb 3 11 Hepworth.nt 2 0 0 In other action yesterday, Cosentino,c 2 0 0 Tezbir,3b 2 10 In the remaining "C" tilt, first, and Larry Mattox du- shortstop's error and stole Rubley.t* 1 1 1 Deverln,3b 10 1 (Register Staff Photos) Red Bank, 7-3 on the season Fllt 3 2 1 Point Pleasant Beach (7-10) plicated in the seventh for the second, putting men on sec- and 5-1 in the Shore Confer- 28 4 6 2911 9 squeaked past Keyport (4-14), ond and third. ence, tripped Asbury Park, Rumaon 000 010 3— 4 5-4. The Garnet Gulls are in Carteret 002 40} x-11 Henry Hudson nail 4-1. 3B—BtzcwBki. 2B—Jlubley, Lewis, fourth place in the conference Ohivra. Schoolboy atirh (2). abrh Rumson's triumph was its with a 7-5 mark. The Bed Mewes.ss 4 0 0 Holder,2b 3 0 0 ninth against only two losses Raiders are seventh with 4-9. Card,it 4 0 2 Dolan, p 2 0 0 Standings Ludiiy.ib 2 1 1 riakle 3 10 in the Garden State Confer- Henry Hudson fought off a Bailey,It 4 0 1 BSiDO9.ll> 3 Dl Krzan.c 4 0 1 Banach.lf 3_ 0 , _0 ence. Mater Dei's !ast inning Wall rally to stay SHORE CONFERENCE Lcvy.rf 4 10 LokeMon.rf 3 0 0 Red But (4) — Asbnry Part (1) in a tie for the "C" lead. BASKBAI.I, Ruridy.cf 3 0 1 KacJVries.ct -s 11 Singles "A" Dlvlalon Kornek,3b 2 10 Hxtm.tn 5 0 0 Bob Haynor (RB) d.. Glen - Kru- The Admirals jumped ahead W I. T McC'U'n,2b 3 0 1 MoKae,3» 3 0 2 mm. 6-2, Ii-9 Six in Third •Brick Tnwnshlp (18-4) .Ill 3 0 Greg Langley (RIB) d. Gary Beck- 2-0 in the second inning with Toms River (13-fl) _... A 4 0 30 3 7 24 2 4 er. 6-3. «-2 both runs unearned. Bill Levy Neplunn (9-D-2) « 5 I Henry Hudson 038 000 1— 3 Bod Levy (AP) d. Glen Kiitr, I-onir Brnnrh (8-8) 7 5 0 Wall 00O 100 1— 3 M, 3-6. 7-6 Turns Tide was safe on shortstop Jack Freehold (8-9) - -... « 7 0 3B.—Kachelrless. 2B.—Card. Double! IJlkmnHM] (H-9-1) 4 7 1 Dive Natelion, Rich Clambrone SOUTH AMB0Y - A six- Hahn's error and moved Mlddrtown Twn. n1lante,ir 4 0 0 Mater r Del 11 14 4I Brlce,c< 3 0 0 Bill Collins then hit a dou- run in the top of the seventh. ReRd d BBank k Catholichc! III I 8 8praKUe,*a 3 0 0 DM>rw,lb 3 11 MlMarlborb o 8 5 0 Pearce.r! 2 0 0 1Couirtney.Sb 3 0 0 Retired ble scoring two more. Len Krzan's single scored SI. ltose 9 8 0 B«Dden,rt 1 0 0 | Calvert,rt 3 0 1 Blazing Putters Vault M»lzser,p 0 0 0 1 Jim Baily. CBA _ 5 9 0 Glen Daly then hit into a Ruimim-Kalr Haven 8 13 I) The Knights threw a scare KeartHhurir „. 4 13 0 27 5 2 | 27 4 5 fielder's choice, the throw go- St. Joseph's (Tit) _ 5 13 D Pt. Bea,0h 003 000 2— 5 Senior ing home. Collins managed to into the Admirals in the bot- Croydon Hull 0 11 0 Keyport GOO 310 0— 4 slide under the tag making Cupit, Knudson to Top the score 4-1. flick Bdger Citizens singled and Charlie Coughlin ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - "It's been a long time since Cupit and Knudson had FAILED INSPECTION?... WE CAN FIX IT!! doubled to post two more. Slump-ridden Jackie Cupit I was on top," said Cupit, one nothing on Palmer, however, John Vigliotti was the win- and Canadian George Knud- of five golfing brothers. who finally found his putting FREE ning pitcher. He needed relief son rode blazing putters into Knudson, a slender 33 year touch after a long slump on SAVE UP TO $53 ON A SET NOW! CHECKING ACCOUNTS in the sixth stanza. His rec- the first - round lead of the old who tied for second in the the greens and thundered ord is now 2-0. Atlanta Classic Golf Tourna- Masters last month, hasn't home with a 32 on his finish' ment yesterday, firing 67s to won since he took back- ing nine. • no mointenanu Mater Del St. Mars'. chorgt <1> (SA> (!) slip past charging Arnold to-back titles in Arizona dur- "I tried out a different put- ahrh abrh • no minimum MoBrWe.Zb 3 10 Nardone.c/ 4 (1 0 Palmer and a band of chal- ing the spring of 1968. ter before I started and it Albe.of 2 11 Kelly.ri 2 10 lengers. balance required St. Peter.cf 2 0 0 Clark.lti 2 0 0 He ran in birdie putts of felt so good I decided to play Colllnj.rJ 3 11 C'armelki.M 2 11 Palmer, swinging his putter 40, 115, 15, 5, 4 and 2 feet. with it," said Palmer, the • no activity charges DaJy.lb 3 10 Smlgl'aky.M 10 0 JtelLly.lb 0 0 0 TOomafl.c 10 0 with the confidence of old, cut "I usually worry about my millionaire idol of fans on the O'Brien,3h 3 0 0 Macklel.c 2 0 0 O'C'nn'r.3b 0 0 0 Wallto,3b 3 0 1 four strokes off par on the putting," said Knudson, "but pro tour but winless since last JZFREE Bolger.K 3 2 2 W'm'wskl,» 2 0 0 Couglln.sg 3 0 1 Jancola.lf 3 0 0 'Atlanta Country Club's tree- if I keep putting like this my September. "I think I'll use when you buy 3 tins at oar low everyday trade-in priem Palagano.c 111nrahoR.p 10 0 lined, layout with a 68, worries are over." it at least one more round." Nlcholaa.t 1 0 1, Hender«'n,p 10 0 VlEltoUJ.n 2 0 0 Kibbler,p 0 0 0 matched by unheralded Bob Lenahan.p 10 0 Johnson and veteran Mason Member Federal Reierre 27 7 7 24 22 Rudolph. Mater Del ...- -..506 001 ft- 7 Federal Deposit Insurance Cory* St. Mary's (9A) 010 MO 0— 2 Johnson, former stevedore 3B—WalHs. SB.—Collins, Couehlln. at Tacoma, Wash., whose Dioguardi Won't players' card is scheduled for revocation by the PGA June 1 for poor play recently, was [PANELING CLEARANCE &about the only outsider able BeEorgolten to crack the veterans' claim SAVINGS TO to the top spots in the start UPPER MONTCLAIR - N.J. Intercollegiate Athletic of the $115,000 battle. While his coaching career is : Conference his teams finished 80% Pruce Crampton of Aus- now over, Montclair State on top in 1949, '51, '53, '54 and tralia, Jack Montgomery, Bob College's Bill Dioguardi will •55.; ASSORTED Erickson, Bob Charles of New not be forgotten quickly when Dioguardi came to Mont- Zealand, 1959 masters cham- the subject of collegiate base- ' clair State as diamond boss GENUINE pion Art Wall and steady Pete ball comes up for discussion. in 1949 after graduating from Brown tied for sixth with 69s. In 21 years at the helm of Notre Datne. While taking his Quadruple Bogey the Indian's diamond ship, master's degree in physical HARDWOOD Still in contention despite a Dioguardi, formerly of Long education, Bill tried his hand quadruple bogey seven on the Branch and a summer resi- at coaching for the first time DOUBLE PANELS par three third hole wassbig dent of Elberon, led Mont- with the freshmen team at Jack Nicklaus, who finished clair State to 300 wins while Notre Dame. losing 139 contests. In 20 of With a 7P despite his early di- . „. A fine basketball and base- those years, the indlanTwere saster. ball player • at Kearny High .550 or better. Values to $22.00 Cupit, 31 year old muscle School, Dioguardi attended man who hasn't won since In the matter of champion- Montclair State College for 1966, knocked in three birdie ships, the Indians picked off Georgia Pacific two years before transferring Famous Brand Name putts of more than 20 feet and four New Jersey State College to Notre Dame to complete MULBERRY CHERRY MIST holed a 30-foot wedge shot Conference crowns, 1963, '64, his education. from a sandtrap. '66 and '69 and in the defunct When talking about his first • 111 QUALITY FULL V<" THICK 1 contest as a coach the other • FULL 4'KS SHEET 99 PREFINISHED 99 • DELUXE FINISH f%f SHEETS day, it was an 8-6 win over • REG. 160 3 REG. 10.8! 4 City College of New York Dioguardi recalled that he had a good day managing with two rag. NOW reg. NOW Moplerone ... 4.20 2.99 Tawny Birch .14.40 5.99 pinch hitters coming through Cocoa Walnut ... 7.77 3.99 Midnight Elm .18.25 5.99 Swarming with clutch blows and a re- Sea III* Pecan ... 7.77, 3.99 Monte Carlo Ash 26.60 6.99 lief hurler stopping a late Colonial Cherry .. 8.9S 3.99 Select Walnut .28.80 6,99 City rally. Ttmfottt 20.50 7.99 Spanish Cedar .... 9.60 3.99 Chateau Cypress. Biggest Wins Fimldt Oak ...10.20 4.49 Plonk Walnut .26.40 8.95 CHAMPION Pm. Walnut ...10.95 4.99 Colonial Hickory ..22.00 11.95 One of Dioguardi's biggest Fawn Brasilia .. Genuine Teak 54.00 13.95 termites ...11.50 5.99 wins as a coach came in 1951 are a warning , when unknown Montclnir FULL 4-PLY WEYERHAEUSER WEYERHAEUSER State stopped powerful St NYLON CORD Genuine Tongue and Groove John's University of Brooklyn, Knotty Pine Paneling Overlaid Plywood lxi'l" and 10" Wldthi MDO 2 SIDES EXT. GRADE THE ONLV 2-1). Manny "Sonny" Senerchia i ol oH i«vl<. .micro diiploylng If* FintHr. sign. 7" or $' Lenglhl '1" THICK NATIONWIDE limited the Johnnies to just Reg, 21c Sq. Fl. 1 a'xH ! n 30c Sq. Ft. TERMITE CONTROL three hits and drove in both 19Vie sq. ft. V Thick AIIO In Slock SERVICE runs with a homer. Of course, not all of Dio- YOU MAY USE YOUR EASY CHARGE! We Have The Largest Selection cost. Our work Is guaranteed by guardi's thrills were confined J REDWOOD: On The Coast. All Slies In Stock. Free Inspection tor homo owners. Termite-intestqd or not, wo offer (l)Bruce-Terminixand (2)byE.L. lo the early years at the new low-cost protection (or old Bruce Co., withguaranloe insured helm of the Indians. Just (Ms homes, new homes and those by Amoncan Employers' Insur- season, relief pitcher Ken In- c c p under construction.$25,OO0rlartv ance Co. and made available lor gli; gave the highly success- age guarantee on qualHted build- lifo ot the building Ovor one mil- ful mentor a big charge will) don homos made tcrmtto-1roa. MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAK ind MARINE PLYWOODS ings and contents at small annual a one out homer in the last 139 OceanAve. Sea Brigh Before buylne a homo insist on a competent lermtta Inspection and cJoarsno of ihe tenth inning to defeat 0iO Paterson State 3-2. MIDDLETOWN TIRE CO. BRUCE-TERMINIX CO. The big blow set up (he 1325 HWY. 35 MON. and WED. 9-4 Open dolly 7 A.M. ro 5:30 P.M., Sor. 7 A.M. ro 5 P.M. j Red Bank, N.J.: 741-3838 Indians clinching of the TUES.. THURS.. FRI. 9-9 ATTENTION BOATMENI OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO NOON 2 MIDDLETOWN ! Asbun Paik; 775-0111 • Perth Amboy: 442-2141 • Freehold: 462-1660 NJSCC title and give Dioguar- 671-2484 SAT. 8,30-5:00 Now Brunswick; 24J-M00 di a shot at making 300 wins. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: TODAY, MAY 23, 1969 15 fleet of 40 Triple Crown Experience In Tulip Bowl Sail Jones Sees RED BANK - A fleet of 40 Flying Dutchman* will.com- pete in the seventh annual Tulip Bowl Sailing Regatta Two Sides of Coin here tomorrow and Sunday. NEW YORK (AP) - Cita- horse's standpoint. I think he The event, sponsored by the tion, WJiirlaway, Pensive and was using his best judgment. Monmouth Boat Club, will be Tim Tarn. Jimmy Jones, di- We'll find out after the race." sailed on the Navesink River. rector of racing at Monmouth Jones also said he can un- Two races are scheduled to- Park, Oceanport, N.J., knows derstand why McMahon morrow and one Sunday the pressure, the exhilaration, wants to try the Triple morning. A skippers' meet- the hurt that comes from win- Crown. Most horsemen never ing wiU be held tomorrow at ning or losing racing's Triple get the chance. 9 a.m. Crown.' Zegers Defends Despite the decisions and Johnny Longden knows the the pressures and the second Tony • Zegers, Royal St. floodtide of emotions cut loose Lawrence Yacht Club, Mon- guesses, Jones admits to by racing's most famed se- missing the training profes- treal, won last .year's compe- ries. He knows from a jock- tition. John Hamor of Mata- sion from which he retired in ey's standpoint, having won 1964. And his eyes light up wan, representing the Mon- the Triple Crown on Count when he discusses racing mnuth Boat Club, was second, Fleet in 1943. horses, especially when the and Rick Grajirena, varsity Now he's experiencing them horse'is Citation. sailing coach at the U. S. as a trainer as he prepares Naval Academy, finished "The greatest. By far, by Majestic Prince for a bid to far." third. TUNING UP FOR TULIP BOWL — Dick Devlin 1929} of Colts Neck leads in a recent Flying Dutchman race of add the June 7 Belmont Zegers, who is Canadian the Monmouth Boat Club on •the Navasink Ri/er. Right behind after rounding the reach mark are Frank Wader Stakes to his victories in the Jones recalls that in 1948 he was training Citation and Flying Dutchman champion 15491 of the Lake Hapatcong Yacht Club and John Hamor (730) of Matawan. The/ finished in that order. Kentucky Derby and Preak- and was alternate to last ness. some other Calumet Farm year's Olympics at Acapulco, Some 40 Flying Dutchmen will compete tomorrow and Sunday in tha seventh annual Tulip Bowl. Jimmy Jones horses in Maryland while his But few people know them father had another division, again heads the field, which better than Jimmy Jones, You hope your horse is all also includes Harry Sindle, including Coaltown, in Ken- who was connected with two right. Getting beat didn't real- tucky. several times North Ameri- SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Triple Crown champions and ly bother me. What hurt was can champ; Scott Allan, with two colts who met de- getting a horse hurt." "When I took Citation down Finn champ, and former feat in the Belmont after tri- for the Derby, people told Jones, was at his,father's me Citation couldn't beat Lighning champion Art Lang, umphs in the first two-legs. side when Pensive lost the well known in National and Coaltown and I told them 'If Winning: Belmont in 1944 by V/2Coaltown beats Citation, mark international Flying Dutch- Weird Fishing in Cold Water "It's like a manager would lengths. Bounding home and me down as an imbecile."' man events. feel winning the \Vorld Series failed to win the Triple Crown Well they didn't, but a mis- The Monmouth Boat Club By DICK EIKER DEFINITE LACK OF STRIPERS or like Weeb Ewbank must in 1944. will conclude its regular have felt winning the Super Then in 1958 he sent out take with a horse, especially Cold water close inshore is certainly creating some Certainly we do get migratory bass from the Chesapeake in Triple Crown race, can • spring sailing series Sunday rather weird spring fishing. Mackerel, ling and whiting fisher- and Delaware Bivers as well as the rivers of southern New Bowl," Jones said yesterday. Tim Tarn to win the Derby afternoon. The summer se- and Preakness only to have get you called an imbecile or men are having a spring such as few. can remember. The Jersey. But without those Hudson River fish to beef up the Jones' Super Bowls came in worse. ries starts Friday, May 30, fishable population, we might be suffering from a definite 1941 when he assisted his him break down while finish- Memorial Day. whiting run at the Long Branch Fishing Pier'continues full lack of stripers. father, the late Ben Jones, ing second, six lengths be- Sweeps Aug. 9-10 blast. With a bit of luck, the run at the Pier will continue for hind Cavan. Both Joneses Hudson River stripers seem to compose two or more who sent out Whirlaway to OPEN The next major regatta at trained for Calumet Farm. NITES another week or more. family groups. One group filters out of the river and supplies win the Triple Crown and in the club is the. National PLAY MAY lit Bass anglers have abandoned the surf us with spring fishing. Another group goes around Manhattan, 1948 when he saddled Citation Longden announced after Sweepstakes Aug. 9-10, fol- to win the Big Three—the until water temperatures zoom up into the through Hell Gate and into Long Island Sound. They do not the Preakness that Majestic lowed by the Junior Sweeps eighth and last time it has 50s. Few trailers are seen off the beach. mix and a Long Island tagged fish has never been found in Prince would skip the Bol- Aug. 11-12. been done. . mont, but owner Frank Mc- Only in the rivers are bass anglers doing our area. Besides Dutchmans, the Na- business. Losing: Mahon then decided to try the There is another family or contingent ol striped bass that grueling lM-mile test. tional Sweeps will be sailed LACK OF BULK Of course when you lose, you in Windmills, Blue Jays, 420s, apparently spend their springs in the Hudson and then leave, Even here the spring run lacks bulk wonder how smart you were. "As a trainer, Johnny's • 18-HOLE — PAR 3 Wood Tussys, Turnabouts, spending their summers in southern New England waters and While hot shot river drifters are picking But after awhile you feel you probably right," said Jones. Lightnings, Jet 14s, Finns, tteir winters either in southern coastal rivers or offshore. GOLF COURSE up stripers to 30 pounds, no great quantity just lost another horse race. "I'm just speaking from the, Comets, Penguins and Sand- AN OPEN SEWER Also! • Driving Rang* of bass are reaching the tackle shop scales. (it TEES) erlings. Somehow the Hudson spawning grounds must be pre- You can take bass at the bridges, but don't • 9 Hole Pitch & Putt Court* The Junior Sweeps will in- BIKER expect a slaughter. served. Between industrial, commercial and residential pol- Small Boat Class at 'Molly' • Practice Putting Gre*n clude Lighnings, Windmills, lution, the Hudson River grounds cannot continue to survive. RED BANK - The third an- manship, weather and mar- Holm to 180 ydi. Waterholti, 420s, Blue Jays, Wood Ptlssys, One of the craziest fishing stories I have ever heard has The Hudson I knew and loved as a child in Upper Nyack is Send Tropi, nual small boat handling and linspike, aids to navigation jet 14s, Penguins and Turna- come from the banks of the Shark River. According to my now little more than an open sewer. LADIES' DAY TUESDAr water safety class, under the and rules of the road. bouts. sources, blowfish and kingfish stunned by the cold water are Pollution in the form of sewage effluent must cease. auspices of the U.S.C.G. Aux- hovering just beneath the water surface. Some fishermen Thermal' pollution in the form of hot water poured into the iliary Flotilla 22 of Red Bank At the completion of the PRO SHOP were using treble hooks to snag quantities of the stunned fish. rivers from industrial plants and power plants must be will be held on the three three-session course, all stu- Johnny Albertl, Pro. Some really hungry fishermen used scoop nets and loaded eliminated. dents attending the entire pro- 19 Schools baskets, garbage cans and fish sacks with frigid puffers. Thursday nights of June 5, More and more anglers come down to the sea each year. 12" and 19, at 8 p.m. at the gram wiU receive a Certifi- * COFFEE SHOP One sport was using a frog gig to spear kingfish up to two Bass may be tough, tougher than flounder, fluke, porgy and cate of Achievement from the pounds. How many blowfish can two men catch? Would you Molly Pitcier Motor Inn here. weaks; li we have hopes for salt-water fishing in the years to The three-night course, un- U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. In Caseys' believe 600? come we must save the Hudson as a spawning and nursery TWINBROOK x der the supervision of Louis Free application blanks for ground for our striped bass. Out at the Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory, marine scien- Bopp, post captain, Sandy the Course can be obtained GOLF CENTER Girls Track tists have been conducting a study of striped bass. The study If you are interested in the technical aspects of this re- by contacting general mana- JUMPING BROOK ROAD, port, write the Sandy Hook Marine Lab, Highlands. Ask them Hook Division, U.S.C.G.R., ASBURY PARK - Thirteen ranged from Cape Cod to the Chesapeake in a cooperative will include lessons in safety ger Frank J. Monica, Molly OH Rout* it for Seasonal Movements of Striped Bass Contingents of Long NEPTUNE, N. J.—775-) 5*4 public and six parochial •venture combining the scientific know-how of the Lab with and legal requirements, sea- Pitcher (Motor Inn. schools will vie in tho Red the bass catching abilities of members of the Long Island Island Sound and the New York Bight by John Clark. —•«•»•#» MMMt—i Bank Catholic Invitational League of Saltwater Sportsmen. 1 Girls' Track and Field meet > BASS TAGGING ANALYSIS here Saturday at 9:30 a.m.. Among the parochial favor- The Long Island bass anglers conducted a volunteer bass ites are Red Bank Catholic tagging operation during the years 1958.-63. From tho tagging.,, If you can and Mater Dei, The public operation data, collected as tags were returned by sports and school leaders ate Middletown commercial fishermen alike, comes an analysis of striper Township, Kinnelon and populations in our area that may open a few eyes to the im- Franklin Township.. portance of the Hudson River to local striper anglers. fertilize, reseed, . Featured in the meet are The study leaves no doubt that the Hudson is not only a Angela Scotti, a Caseyette major spawning ground of striper bass, but is a major source sprinter; Barbara Vilct, an- of the fish we catch around Sandy Hook and in Raritan and aerate, and other sprinter from Middle- Sandy Hook Bays. Hudson River stripers also supply a great town, and Diane Rooney, a deal of the fishing in western Long Island Sound and the off- long sprinter from Mater Dei. shore waters between New Jersey and Long Island. roll your lawn 50. in CASH for $24" • * • FOR YOUR OLD LAWN MOWER OR RIDER

'69 WHAT A WAY TO you must be a machine STAGG RECIPIENTS—Winners of Amos Alonro Siagg Medallions at the Shore Area Y.M.C.A. for outstand- ing performance were, left to right, Terry Smith, Bucks Mill Road, Colts Neck, and Dan Cornelius, 64 Sec- ond Ave., Pair Haven. Terry was a recipient lor her Ask our representative to ON A Lawn-a-mar show you the LAWN-A-MAT contribution to tho girls' twim team -and Dan was •MODEL NO. MS StKVICE PERFORMANCE POL- on.n $24995 recognized for his contribution in leadership of the Automated Service offers 3 plans RM RIDER WITH TRADE-IN to free you from the tough jobs... ICY which comes FREE with youth swim program. each ANNUAL "GREENS at a cost less than "do-it-yourself". The KEEPER CARE" PROGRAM You go thru lawn mowing chores low prices include labor and materials. with ease and pisaiurs on a Gilion RM 5 or RM 7 riding mower. With And we promise results you can see!, the «ngino bajancod right over th» rear wheels, the Gilson RM gives Mrs. Hoyt Wins fatter power response and sure- footed traction that short-times any lawn. The RM it solidly-built IKTRODUCrORr SPECIAL LAWN CONDITIONING SPECIAL in every way and powered by a Navesink Honors dependable Briggj i Stratton en- You Get • POWER AERATIOM gine. All the controls are right at NAVESINK - Mrs. Doug- Mrs. Victor Grossinger, and • POWER • POWER ROLLING your fingertipi including a safety las Hoyt carded a 95 yester- Mrs. James M. Kyte, low 95 AERATION • FERTILIZATION bla Mrs. A. Vincent Lawrence, Vernon Grady. Mrs. Joseph 741-3647 842-2519 | 291-1013 62-23—39, second low net, and T. Gauss had low putts, 19. 16 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA>'K • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.r FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 Lane, Middletown, by Har- come here from Staterj Is- Apptetasook Agency, Hata- mony Woods, Inc., has been land. Mr. Arcuri is a print- wan, negotiated $e purchase sold to Mr. and Mrs. John «• Ronald Bomanowich of for Mr. and Mrt/Arcnri. Northern MLS Sells 25 Residences Ross ufco, with-Uialr two chil- RED J&WK — The dosing area is reported by Realtor Business Machines. James Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. level house they purchased at dren, have moved from the of 25 residential sales in the members of Northern Mon- Brunnpr of J. Donald Roche Steele have sold their ranch 233 Geary Drive, Middletown. Strathmore section of Mata Citizens of northern Moomoutli County mouth Multiple Listing Ser- Agen , Colts Neck, arranged house at 300 East End Ave., The house was purchased wan. The sale was transact- vice. the ssue for the builder, Har- Belford, through George Din- through Wilbur Lynn of the ed through Raymond B. old E. Harrison of Deal. kelacker of The Brook Agen- Middletown office of Sterling Schooley of Applebrook Agen Mr. and Mrs. James Smith cy, Matawan. RED BANK - LITTLE SILVER NEW STORE are the purchasers of the split Mr. and Mrs. David Robin- cy, Atlantic Highlands. It has Thompson k Associates. Mr. level house at 17 Maplewood • son and their two children, been purchased by Mr. and and Mrs. Gary L. Wyatt, the Mr. and Mrs. Philip Arnaud SHREWSBURY - MOLMDEL HOURS Drive, New Montnouth, recently of Chicago, have Mrs. Allan Svenson who pre- former owners, are residents and their two children have owned by Mr. and Mrs. taken occupancy of the Cape viously resided in Brooklyn. of Miami, Fla. moved from Matawan to the Cod house they purchased at Mr. and Mrs. Ahmet Ar- Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Ross new house they purchased on Lend Us Your Ears and< Voices! SHOP EVENINGS James Savage, now of Long 33 Overlea T/ane in the Strath- Brand). Mr. and Mrs. Smith inaiid have come from Port Jiave sold their house at 161 Georgetown Road, Colts •TIL 9 P.M. more section of Matawan. Beading to occupy the ranch Deertield Lane in the Strath- Neck. Mr. Arnaud is associ- have come here from Mariet- Mr. Robinson is with Sears, SAT. "TIL 5:30 ta, Ga. Purchase of the prop- house they purchased at 22 more section of Matawan and ated with Bell Telephone Lab- Roebuck and Company. The Grand Ave., Atlantic High- moved to Los Angeles, Calif. oratories in Holmdel. The erty was through Eugene A. house was purchased from Fitzpatrick of Walker and lands. Mrs. Laura Lehrkin- The purchasers are Mr. and house was built by Piedmont Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Ku- Mrs. John N. Hume from Farms, Inc., who sold it Walker, Holmdel. lin who have moved to Mon- der of Sterling Thompson & ,The new southern colonial Associates, Matawan, effect- North Jersey. Sate of the through James Brunner of J. PUBLIC RALLY treal, Canada. Arrangements style house on Christopher ed the sale for the recent property was effected through Donald Roche Agency, Colts for the purchase were Eugene A. Fitzpatrick of Neck. Drive in the North Gate sec- through Ronald Romanowich owners, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney tion of Colts Neck has been S. Campbell, who have Walker & Walker, Holmdel. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sebastian SUNDAY. MAY 25-4^30 P.M. of Applebrook Agency, Mata- Mr. and Mrs. Herne Kevi- sold to Mr. and Mrs. John wan. moved to Chicago. have purchased a new house nides are the purchasers of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Mit- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. at 27 Devon Court, Middle- MECHANIC ST. SCHOOIL, Red Bank chell, their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mitzner, now of Goshen, N.Y., the house at 1 Marian Place, town, through Kenneth C. are former residentsof Coha- Bell have purchased the bi- have sold their split level Middletown. They and their Martin of Applebrook Agen- 189 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH set, Mass. Mr. Mitchell is level house at 26 Warren house at 23 Arlene Drive, child previously resided in cy, Middletown. They and A Call for Quality Education 229-2046 associated with International Drive in the Storyland section Middletown. The purchasers Verona. Mr. Kevinides is as- their two children formerly of Matawan from Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. sociated with Chase Manhat- resided in Wollaston, Mass. WHAT IS IT? Mrs. John L. Hooper. The Mclndoe from Garden City, tan Bank. Donald Babcock Mr. Sebastian is. associated purchase was transacted N.Y. Arrangements were of Applebrook Agency, Mid- with Scientific Design Co., through Willi J. VanGorder handled by John Murphy of dletown, arranged the sale for New York City. Winwodd Critical Issues in Our School of Sterling Thompson & As- Sterling Thompson & Associ- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bledsoe, Homes, Inc., of Cranford was sociates, Matawan. Mr. and ates, Middletown. Mr. Mcln- the recent owners, who the builder. : FACULTY TURNOVER 11111! Mrs. Bell lived on Staten Is- doe is a teacher in the Mid- moved to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wein- TEACHER MORALE A new house on Heather land before moving here. dletown Township school sys- stein, formerly of Matawan, UNDER ACHIEVEMENT tem. Lane, Middletown, has been are purchasers of a house in DISCIPLINE Mr. and Mrs. John K. purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Heather Hill, Holmdel, cus- Firm Sues Cleaveland have purchased Thomas E. Karpick who, with tom built by Schwarz and the ranch house at 277 E. their three children, have Karpel. Mr. Weinstein is as- Community Involvement Highland Ave., Atlantic High- come here from Albany, N.Y. sociated with Bell Telephone BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH Manalapan lands, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Karpick is associated Laboratories, Holmdel. He WHAT CAN WE DO?,, Edward C. Bierworth. Mr. with Stock Transfer Service, and Mrs. Weinstein purchased FREEHOLD — Economy Jersey City. Sale of the the house through Mrs. Mar- Enterprises Inc., Freehold, Cleaveland is a pilot with Trans World Airlines. He house was handled by Mrs. jore Koster of Ellen S. Hazel- Sponsored by the "s filed a complaint in Superior Peggy Hulsberg of Navesink ton, Rumson member of Red SHUTTERS OF DISTINCTION Court Wednesday to have the and Mrs. Cleaveland former- ly resided In Mountain side. Associates, Middletown, for Bank Area MLS. CONCERNED CITIZENS Ine. Manalapan Township building the builder, Harmony Woods, The transaction was arranged Mr. and Mrs. John Arcuri and AS LOW AS inspector and Board of Inc., of which Angelo Speci- are the new owners of a house Health approve plans for four through Mrs. Cecelia Bailey of Crowell Agency, Red Bank ale is president. at 614 Hopping Road, Belford. CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION one^family homes. Another house-on Heather They and their child have In its complaint, the com- members of Red Bank Area pany; said that the building in. MLS. ~ spector;Dec. 3 refused to is- The new owners of the old sue permits for the four er house on the waterfront at homes, part of its Windswept 93 First St., Keyport, next to Knolls development, until the Keyport Yacht Club, are the Board of Health approves Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemp the plans. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp have moved here from Hainfield The company went before Willis J. Van Gorder of Ster- Create beautiful room dividers the Board of Health but on ling Thompson & Associates March 27 it denied the appli- Matawan, arranged the sale .and imaginative shelving unts cations, said the complaint. for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BILL CAHILL It charges that the denial Sprague, who are living in 8 was unreasonable because Pennsylvania. Spindle-Flex there was no finding of facts Mr. and Mrs. David Cofield that the applications ^did not have moved from Matawan comply with the law, that the to the split level house they subdivision ordinance was purchased at 10 Venus St. System complied with and that the New Monmouth, from Mr. board's reason was specu. and Mrs. George McCormack lative andj not based upon Mr. Cofield is employed at IN STOCK DELUXE LUAN facts adduced at the Ft. Monmouth. Purchase of hearings. IS AN 8 TIME the property was through The company wants the Stuart Packard and John MAHOGANY SHELVES courts to direct the Board of Rodger of The Kirwan Com- Health to approve the appli- pany, Belford. • FINISHED ED&ES cations for a permit to locate The colonial home of Mr. and construct individual sew- and Mrs. Raymond J. Ryan • READY FOR USE erage disposal systems and at 36 Northland Lane in the • 8"x24" SHELF ONLY individual wells. It also wants Straihmore section of Mata- the building inspector com- wan has been sold through pelled to issue permits for the Eugene A. Fitzpatrick of four homes. Walker and Walker, Holmdel. The complaint states that Mr. and Mrs. Ryan are resid- the company got final judg- ing in Florida. Their house ment Nov. 17, 1967 from the has been purchased by Mr. courts on a 1966 suit and that and Mrs. Edward Gray, who LITTLE SILVER the Manalapan Township Com- have moved from Elizabeth. AND HE'S GOT THE RIGHT IDEA ON TAXES! mittee was ordered to grant Another colonial house sold final subdivision approval. in tiie Starthmore section was The company said that it that of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas has agreed to provide the Noonan at 9 Inwood Place. Bill Cahill doesn't just say he's against a state income tax. LUMBER type of sewerage dis- Mr. and Mrs. Noonan are posal system required but the now residents of Orchard building inspector still re- Lake, Mich. Their house was He's been actively fighting to avoid one. fuses to issue the building sold through Mario E. Cilli of IS SYCAMORE AVENUE, LITTLE SILVER — 741-7800 permits. Applebrook Agency, Mata FREE DELIVERY The complaint was filed by wan, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M. Fine, formerly of the Monday thru Friday 7:30 - 5; Saturday 7:30 - 3 P.M. Stewart M. Hutt of Wood- bridge. Bronx. Mr. and Mrs. Fine He has introduced legislation which would turn back to are the parents of one child. Mr. Fine is market manager with William Douglas Mc- State and local governments more dftKe tax revenues coltecteB Adams, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Golle by the Federal Government. have also moved from the mr. thrifty Bronx and taken possession of the ranch house at 17 Wis- says , . . ter Place, Strathmore, Mata- wan, which they purchased Under terms of the Cahill bill, New Jersey taxpayers would SYSTEMATIC through Philip Lorberfeld of Sterling Thompson & Associ- SAVINGS ates, Matawan. The former get a far greater share of their tax dollars through servicejs and owners are Mr. and Mrs. and Harry S. Imming, who have moved to Madison Township. programs that are administered right here in New Jersey. MAINSTAY'S Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rooney have sold their split HIGH level house at 600 Harmony Road, Middletown, and DIVIDEND WHERE SAVINGS moved to Tuckerton. It has Today New Jersey is dead last among all states in terms of been purchased by Mr. and RATE ADD-UP QUICKLY! Mrs. Nathan Gardner through federal tax money returned. Bill Cahill will change that. He'll Ronald Romanowich of Apple- make your brook Agency, Matawan. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and their make sure New Jersey taxpayers are no longer short-changed in savings grow CURRENT child moved here from Belle- ville. Mr. Gardner is an ac- Washington. > foster! RATE countant with Litton Business, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wil- Per Annum Compounded Semi-Annually son, formerly of Brooklyn, are residing in the ranch That's one reason why taxpayers like Bill • No minimum requirement house they purchased at 17 Icemeadow Lane, Strathmore, Cahill. One reason why he's won eight straight • Highest rate permitted on passbooks savings under Matawan. Emil J. Unger of Sterling Thompson & Associ- government rate control ates, Matawan, arranged the elections. One more reason why you should sale for the previous owners, • Earnings paid on every dollar saved at... Mr. and Mrs. John J. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Find- vote for Bill Cahill in the Republican Primary lay have returned to this country from the Orient June 3rd. \ where Mr. Findlay was serv- Mainstay Federal Savings ing with the U.S. government. They are living at 4 Blossom Lane West, Middletown, the and Loan Association ranch house they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. John Me- BILL CAHILL 36 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK Bridge, who have gone to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. 741-0663 Dorothie Trautwein of Ray H. Stillman, Shrewsbury mem- Save by the 10th — Earn from the 1st ber of Red Bank Area MLS, handled the transaction. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palm- hlad and their son and daugh- VOTE A WINNING REPUBLICAN FOR GOVERNOR-JUNE 3 ter have come from New York City to occupy Uie t?l- • , Paid for byi W. S. Rohr.r, Truiurar, Hidden Towmhip, N. J. j . • Ozzard Says 'Clients' Will Help Him Win

By CAROLE MARTIN This Is ndt to say that the Earlier this week, he told date Malcolm S. Forbes, Oz- publican organization pre- Ozzard carried New Jersey mary, and it is there that he TRENTON (AP) —Tough- Somerville lawyer is afraid a statewide gathering of may- zard quickly, earned a repu- ferred Senate Majority Lead- sportsmen's legal challenge to must win an upset victory. talking William Ozzard quit to run on his record; merely ors that they had to share the tation as a caustic debater, er Raymond H. Bateman for the New Jersey State Gun Loquaciousness the State Senate two years that he prefers a little room responsibility for some of the but also as a "reasonable" the nomination until Bateman Control Law all the way to But he points out that bar- ago, because he didn't think in which to maneuver. problems facing the state. "A man who could work out a decided not to run. the U.S. Supreme Court. But bers and beauticians have a it offered the most advan- Will Be 54 lot of them nodded their heads satisfactory compromise be- He believes that he has de- he emphasizes that hunters reputation for loquaciousness tageous launching pad for his Ozzard, who will be 54 on in agreement, although they tween the Rupublican - dom- veloped a sizable following and other outdoorsmen sup- and see more people every bid for the 1969 Republican June 15, has repeatedly dem- probably were thinking I was inated Senate and the Demo- among rank and file Repub- port him as much for conser- day than he could hope to gubernatorial nomination. onstrated his belief that a po- talking about the guys next cratic state administration. licans over the years and, vation and other legislation shake hands with between now He bowed out after 13 years litical leader should be a to them," he remarked. Left Legislature never at a loss for a colorful he has pushed in the past. and the June 3 primary. in the legislature, where ,a straight • talker. He doesn't Weehawken Native But when he decided to turn of phrase, considers the He is also counsel for a The sportsmen, he adds, are vote on a seemingly innocu- "butter up" his audiences. In- The Weehawken native rel- leave the legislature — for party organization's effec- statewide organization of noted for organizing behind ous bill can sometimes come deed, he is more likely to tell ishes his reputation as a "guy the PUC — veteran Ozzard tiveness in primary elections beauticians and has won the a man or cause they support. back to haunt a man seeking them where they have failed who isn't afraid to call them watchers thought he had cut "similar to a loud eunuch, 1 favor of the barbers' lobby As to the minimal amount higher office at the most in- to pull then own weight in as he sees them and let the himself off from important not very productive." for past performances in its of public exposure afforded opportune moment. He accept- shaping a greater New Jer- chips fall where they may." political ties and had killed What he is counting on is behalf. by membership on the PUC, ed an appointment from Gov. sey. First elected to the Senate any chance of securing the strong support from several 6zzard readily admits that Ozzard is philosophical. "It Richard J. Hughes to an ?18,- It may cost him votes. But in 1958 — after two terms gubernatorial nomination. special interest groups whose gives me the opportunity to 000-a-year job on the State he appears satisfied that it in the Assembly — to fill the Ozzard doesn't think so, causes he has championed many sportsmen, barbers and emphasize that I have admin- Board of Public Utilities Com-' wins him a measure of re. unexpired term of unsuccess- however, even though Ms both as a lawmaker and an beauticians aren't registered istrative experience in state WUllam E. Ozzard missioners (PUC). spect. ful GOP gubernatorial candi- home county, Somerset, Re- attorney. to vote in the Republican pri- government," he says. Brookdale's First Students Taken THEDAILY On Tour of Their Campus-to-Be —17 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 By'RICHARD J. McMANUS Choose not to attend Brook- have a Vietnam veteran tell to the main classroom build- by using them from 8:30 in LINCROFT — Brookdale dale. you 'Shut up, punk, I'm here ings. the morning to 10:30 at night. Community College officials Very few of those admitted to learn." Large Building •The only existing buildings introduced three of their first were from out of the county, Workshop Set The larger of the two will which will not be used for the student acceptances to the de- he said, and none were out Asked about required hold two amphitheater - type temporary campus are two veloping campus site here of the state. As required by courses in the curriculum, Mr. rooms with a partition be- former stallion barns. yesterday afternoon and gave state law, those from other Hazlett replied that the facul- Future Site counties receive equal consid- tween them which folds to cre- the high school seniors a pre- ty will work out academic pol- ate a theater-ta-the round. It The students were also a u eration if they have no home shown the scenic site of the view of what We t the i " icy in an intensive workshop also houses the learning re- nior college will be like when county junior college avail- planned permanent campus session starting Aug. 1 and sources center, a library with it opens in the fall. able. at the southerly end of the continuing to the beginning added facilities for tapes, Approximately 800 students of the school year, Sept. 29. property near the reservoir One of the three, William are expected to enter in Sep- filmstiips and other visual and Phalanx Road. Archi- Baird of Keansburg High tember. "We expect students to par- aids. tects are now beginning to C "BROOtiDAlt - School, was the first applicant The admissions director ticipate a great deal in Hie There will be little empha- make definite plans for build- admitted to Brookdale and 1 e CDMMIMIY comer. drove the students around the governance of the college, al- sis on live lectures, but in- ing there but the structures i'uitnl> CoMtjfp of MonnwMilli first to send in an acceptance so," he said and added, won't be ready until 1971, ac- deposit. 221-acre former horse farm stead an effort will be made which lies between Newman "one of the nice things about to use the audio-visual re- cording to Mr. Hazlett. ore* l The others, Sharon Chu of Springs Road and Tintern attending a new school like sources in the center, Mr. The students also were in- Long Branch High School and Manor Reservoir and re- Brookdale is that there are Hazlett explained, "This is terested in non-classroom ac- Robert Carter of Howell High sponded to their numerous no traditions, nothing estab- known as a multi-media ap- tivities such as sports and School, were among the first questions, dealing with both lished. Next year's class will proach. lunch. There will be no in- group accepted. academic and extra cur- have the opportunity to be pi- tercoHegiate athletics, but a oneers, to begin these things, Some of the fields will be Fred Hazlett, director of ad- ricular interests. come parking lots, a garage full program of men's and missions, told them he had He said that not only recent to set up student govern- women's intramurals, accord- ment." will turn into a book store, cut off admissions last Fri- high school graduates but and the former residence will ing to Mr. Hazlett, and al- day and had in fact admitted many persons in their mid-20s Mr. Hazlet led the stu- be used as an administration though no hot lunches will be more students than there are and even in their 40s have dents through the two large building. The administration served, a cafeteria with food places to fill, anticipating been accepted and "If you're barns which are in the earliest plans to make maximum use available in vending machines some of those accepted would acting up in class you might stages of their remodeling in- of these converted facilities is planned. One of the students asked If they could go out for lunch. "You'll be out of high school FIRST ACCEPTANCES — Three of the first students admitted to Brookdala Com. next year. We're not watch- Marlboro's New Building Code dogs," was the reply. munity College, opening in -the fall, were given a tour of ths grounds and fa- Business Program cilities still under construction at 5+s Lincroft site. Shawn from the left are Col- All the students said they lege president Dr. Ervin Harlacher, Sharon Ohu of Long Branch, Robert Carter planned to attend because of Howell Township and William Baird of Keansburg. (Register Staff Photo) they wanted more education Hearing Is Political Pot Boiler than just high school and wanted the better jobs which would come with a degree. MARLBORO - It was can- trees was adopted unanimous- the building inspector doing with Mr. Youngman that the All plan to take the business didate's night at Township ly- outside work. building code amendment program, one of seven pre- Council last night, the last Warn Trip Contest To charges of "politics," The final public session was should have been tabled, and professional, two-year trans- meeting before the June 3 pri- council unanimously passed devoted almost entirely to po- he struck out at council for fer programs leading to an ; mary elections. resolutions denying variances litical oration from candi- "feigning surprise" at the wa- associate degree. An audience of 50, candi- for three garden apartments dates. ter shortage in several dis- Nine terminal two-year ca- dates for mayor and three which had been recommend- Eli S. Belli, a Democratic tricts earlier this month. reer education programs and council seats, and their sup- ed by the Zoning Board — candidate for council, de- He said the water company- a one-year program in auto- 'Winners' of Fraud .porters, managed to Insert a three years ago. livered a prepared statement has been warning the com- motive technology will also , By ED WALSH political overtone into almost Mr. Brodniak explained that charging that council had not munity for years that the sys- be offered next year. company did not have a list- winners'' "certificates" were ed phone number. "We have every action. his group had discovered that given serious consideration to tem needed expansion. The tuition will be $150 per The Latin, phrase "caveat mailed requesting the regis- hundreds of calls seeking tration fee within 10 days. The main business of the the former council had never his proposal to use school Semester for county residents, emptor" means "let the buy- Mr. Brodniak retorted that this company's phone num- The money requests trig- meeting, a public hearing on acted on these three var- buses to transport commuters more for others. er beware." A 20th century the shortage was caused by ber," the Hollywood informa- gered inquiries to district at- an ordinance to amend the iances, and that the present to and from the Matawan The low cost and the prox- paraphrase might be "let the heavy use of lawn sprinklers tion operator said. torneys, chambers of com- residential building code, last- council wanted to go on rec- railroad station. He said the imity totheirhomes were cit- contest winner beware." at a time when a main pump merce, better business bu- ed a hot 45 minutes. ord opposing garden apart- plan could net the town $23,- was removed for service. He ed as reasons for choosing The contest in question is a Paul Krebs, agency direc- ments in the township. 000 a year. tor for the Bureau of Con- reaus and postal inspectors The previous administration added he has been' in close Brookdale by the students, as "free trip to Hawaii or Aca- well as the ease of admis- sumer Frauds in Newark, across the country and in was sharply criticized for Before the floor was again Mr. Brodniak answered that touch with the water com- pulco" offered in the April 5 sion. was then consulted. Canada. adopting the basic Building opened to the public, council he had discussed the matter pany and that the situation edition of TV Guide. In Union Beach an excited Officials Conference of Amer- went into caucus session. Mr. with him, and that the plan has been cleared up. Present One said "This school is To date there are 57,000 "This is just another milk- Mrs. Arlene M. Mcnkel of ica (BOCA) code last year Brodniak then announced that appeared unfeasible because facilities, he said, are ade- giving kids, even if they have winners across the na- ing device," Mr. Krebs said. 718 Brook Ave. wrote of her without sufficient study on council had taken note of the the township does not own the quate for at least five years. some failing grades, a chance tion. The contest sponsors, "My advice to anyone who good fortune. "Last Christ- where minimum requirements objections to the building school buses, but rents them After insisting on closing the to prove themselves." two German nationals, are has won this contest is' not mas I won a TV in a radio should be upgraded. Several code, and that serious study from a transportation con- meeting due to the late hour, being held in $15,000 bail to send any money, stop station contest, and now this. speakers supported the would be given to further up- tractor. Mr. Brodniak sighed, "Thank each in Los Angeles on charg- payment on all checks al- I have entered 171 contests amendment's provisions but grading the building standards Morton Salkind, Democrat- God primaries come only es of mail fraud. ready sent, or write directly Assessments so far and finally hit the jack- asked that the requirements and rescinding the section on ic mayoral candidate, agreed once a year." to the postmaster in Los An- Assistant U.S. Attorney Ed- geles (where the firm's mail port," she exulted. be made even stlffer, particu- Qiang< ward J. Wallin said Wednes- larly in the thickness of sheet ;e Told has been confiscated by pos- When informed of the fraud day that any suggestion that tal inspectors) informing him rock and plywood. the men running the com- Mrs. Menkel, who already Objection Voiced In Highlands that a money order has been had mailed her $25 deposit to Register Editor Named Head pany might be able to provide forwarded to the contest ad- After the public meeting the coast, said she wasn't dis- HIGHLANDS - Tax Asses- 57,000 free vacations of the dress. Be sure to include the was closed, Councilman Law- appointed. "I have been to sor Albert W. Emery an- sort advertised is "preposter- money order number in the rence Youngman, a member ous." the coast before," she ex- nounces notices of revised letter," he declared. plained, "but I can't afford Of the former council major- Of Community Service Council property assessments have He charged Hans George ity block, strongly objected "I can't understand TV to lose the money." LONG BRANCH - Arthur Mr. Kamin, who succeeds ciation and the American So- been mailed to borough resi- Aust and Roland Graber, both . to a clause that permits the Guide being so. lax," Mr. She has sent a letter to Los Z. Kamin, editor of The Daily Mrs. Charles C. Schock Jr., ciety of Newspaper Editors, dents. 27, operating Deluxe Vaca- building inspector to do con- Krebs remarked. "I am defi- Angeles in hopes of having Eegister of Red Bank, was Matawan, had served for A resident of Fair Haven, The new assessments are tioner Co., a Hollywood firm, tracting work in the township, nitely going to forward a let- her $25 money order re- elected president of the Com- three years as a CSC vice Mr. Kamin is a graduate of the results of a complete re- with malting false claims in In which case the assistant their advertisement. ter of protest from this de- turned. ( munity Services Council for president. He was also re- Rutgers University and valuation of the Borough of building inspector would as- cently elected president of The pair was arrested by partment to their officers." Another "winner'1 in Key- Monmouth County at the serves as chairman of the Highlands by the North sume his normal duties. the New Jersey Associated American Appraisal and Re- postal inspectors Tuesday In Philadelphia, Harry port, Henry Wuestefeld of 6 group's May board meeting Publications Committee of He insisted that this would Press and is a member of the Alumni Association. search Corp. The firm was night in Aust's home. They Coles, counsel for Triangle Pershing Place, said, "I at Council headquarters here. open up a serious possibility the New Jersey Press Asso- Other Officers retained by Borough Council, - are residents of Breslau, Ger- publications, which publishes thought the contest was au- of conflict of Interest, and em- Other officers elected for •which received an order from many, in the United States on TV Guide, said the magazine thentic because it appeared in barrassment to both the in- the Monmouth County Board the 1969-70 term were vice business visas. notified postal inspectors TV Guide, but when I spector and the township. of Taxation to revaluate all presidents: Mrs. Hugh V. Vacation Trip when it started getting calls received Ihe letter asking for Council President Joseph taxable property in the bor- Whelan Gets Top Alessandroni, Rumson; Fred- They had promised each from "winners." $25 within 10 days I became 'Brodniak retorted by charg- ough. erick Forrest, New Shrews- of the vacation trip "win- "Fortunately, the postal au- a little skeptical and was ing that Mr. Youngman had bury, and Karl D. Zuker- Purpose of the revaluation ners" an all-expenses-paid 10- thorities moved swiftly and about to write to the Better not attended council deliber- man, Matawan; treasurer, is to provide more uniform day European plan stay in a put a stop on the mail," Mr. Business Bureau." ations on the ordinance when Position on Ballot Leo E. Seidler, Asbury Park; and equitable assessment and luxury hotel if a $25 (refund- Coles said. "Hopefully, all the Let the contest winner be- he should have brought up JERSEY CITY (AP) - secretary, Mrs. James Y. apportionment of the tax able) registration fee was for- mail was stopped in time." ware. such objections. . first time my name will be Dunbar, New Shrewsbury. load. warded. He said TV Guide officials Many in the audience want- Mayor Thomas Whelan, who number one on the voting Members of the executive Mr. Emery stressed that in- The Daily Register learned were surprised when they ed to re-open the public hear- has won the top ballot posi- machine. I don't care where I am on the ballot. People al- committee elected at the creases in valuation will not of the contest Wednesday started getting the calls be- ing on this issue, but Mr. tion for the mayoral election Appeal Filed ways seem to find me." meeting were Mrs. Warren necessarily mean increases in when a Union Beach resi- cause they didn't know the Brodniak called for a vote. runoff, says "People always F. Beer, Rumson; Robert taxes since, in many cases, dent wrote saying she was a intent of the advertisement Mr. Youngman voted "no," seem to find me," no matter Whelan's opponent in the winner. When it was discov- June 17 run-off election, for- Benster, Brick Township, and the tax rate goes down if the when it was placed. By Cranmer stating that he supported most where his name appears on a Mrs. Rembert R. Stokes Jr., valuation of a property is in- ered that a Middletown wom- 18 -THE DAILY KEGISTIE, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969

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t ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND PUBLIC NOTICE hOSt AND FOUND FOUND — Black: key «•*, EXCITIMJ AMD RlWAKDWa tlltl- keye; In DalDalll y Register~ 1 parking lot fWP — JOywbmi, wMbed aafcore MER experience for tMnageri. Trav- THE during the winter. Owner may have el, languages, aUiIetlca etc. whllt UTl FIRST BASEMAN'S GLOVE — See receptiotlon >leik In lobby of Dally same by Identifying and paying for baud In Italy, gwltierland. For de- One of my most valuable possession! tkla ad. Write Box Ull, Tbe Dally mlaiinf from my bike In front of tails concerning The Unusual Sum- LOST — Black. Labrador retriever. Register, Bed Bank. mer Camp, Call M8-13W Trl- to Mon. Ferrye Fair Haven, la«t Monday. I Name "Hugo". Can PACESETTER would Ilka It hack. BD.K. T47-&B2. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE BEST AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE

IUY A FOR BRAND '69 OLDSMOBILE VALUES Why should YOU buy a NEW ,„ LONG BRANCH Now Going On At Chevy-Town! Me CHEVROLET ,,,NE LESS OF OUR "O.K." USED CARS? AT A MeChevrolet Is .. • The lowest priced THE OFFICIAL Chevrolet—only at KITSON '69 "your low overhead . PACE CAR dealer" Chevrolet •k The car you will get FORM the highest trade-in allowance on. •ROADWAY 68 PONTIAC At 4th Avt. G.T.O. 2 Door Hardtop "INDIANAPOLIS 500" •k The car you will Long (ranch WAS 12495 CAMARO get the finest 222-1234 NOW $2489 service on. 67 CHEVROLET If you want a CfrevroUt or "OK" Used Car that ii LOW in Impala, V!. 2 Door Hordtdp WAS (I»S PRICE, with a HIGH TRADE-IN LOU LERNER'S and JERRY BARATTA'S NOW $1889 allov.anca and SERVICE you can rely on com* to * • • PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER 67 PLYMOUTH McCARfhy CHEVROLET Sport Fury 2 Door. Hardtop "YOUR LOW DIRECT WAS 12295 OVERHEAD DEALER" FACTORY OUTLET! NOW $1949 Your poclcatbook will bo glad you did. 67 CHEVELLE SS, 3« 2 Door Hardlop SOME OF OUR "O.K." USED CARS WAS S119S NOW $1959 What's a nice guy like you 1969 MALIBU 1766 MALIBU 67 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe, air condition, tape deck, a-speed console. "3S0" Sport Coupe, Blue. Bel Air, VI A Door Sedan McCHEVROLET WAS 11195 V-8, bucket seats, radio. Frost Green with green vinyl roof. doing in an old car? priced Terrific IOC oi only NOW $1579 bargain. $1395 You deserve better, you know. You deserve a good looking, 66 CHEVELLE Mollbu 2 Door Hardtop smooth performing car . . . one that reflects the real you. And •67 CORVETTE $3595 '68 CHEVROLET $1695 WAS 1IS»3 Convertible. 300 h.p. Blut. Flettsldi Pick-up. Work horse. you can have that car by trading up now at Chevy Town wlh'ils One price. NOW $1389 '62 CORVETTE $1795 ' selection is high and before prices start their inevitable upward Convertible. Four speed. Red. '67 VOLKSW'EN $1595 300 h.p. 66 FORD trend. Come in today . . . we've got the perfect car for a nice "Clean." as nice as a '67. Squirt Wagon '67 FORD $2195 •65 IMPALA $1595 WAS $1895 guy like you. XL convertible, bucket seats, V-l Spori Coupe, p«wor glide/ p etc., etc., etc. Loaded. sr ttBerlno. Blue. Loaded. Yours NOW $1669 for this low price. •68 CAMARO $2695 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Convertible. Sharp) Sharp 1 Sharp! '66 IMPALA $1795 66 CHEVROLET Super Sport. Convertible. Blue. Bel Air, S, 4 Door Sedan "Breeiy car." WAS Jl«5 •68 FIREBIRD $2895 "400". Loaded. Four spwd. Blut. •66 CAPRICE $2195 NOW $1279 Four door sedan. Air conditioning. •67 COUGAR $2295 Power steerlno, etc. "Luxurious." CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. V-8, Four spaed. Shorp. 66 CHEVROLET '65 VOLKSW'EN $ 595 Lmpala Super Spoii, V8, 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK '67 VOLKSW'EN $1395 Bumped and bruised. 2 Door Hardtop Two-door Sunrool, Blue. Runs liks o clock. WAS $17W SAIE PRICED USED CARS 11 '67 CORVETTE $3895 '65 GTO $1595 NOW $1649 "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE 1945 CHEVROLET 1945 FORD Convertible, 4-speed transmission, Pontloc convertible, automatic trans- Impolo, Convertible. Country Squlrei Waoon. burgundy, AM & FM radio. Disc mission; bucket 'sects.' Loaded!'' brakes^ 350 h.p. Btg bruiser. Loaded I Loaded I •• : • 66 CHEVROLET 1948 PLYMOUTH 1947 CHRYSLER Ira polo, Vfl, 2 Door Hardtop Fury III, Hardtop. New Yorker Hardtop. WAS V493 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM NOW $1559 19*7 MUSTANG 1966 PLYMOUTH MONMOUTH MONMOUTH COUNTY'S "Your Low Overhead Dealer" Two Door Hardtop. Belvedere Sedan. 65 CADILLAC mm CHRYSLER 1947 FORD Sedon DtVIIK •viewport. Air Cond. Gcloxle Hardtop. WAS 12795 CHRYSUD.PLYMOUTH AUTO SUPERMARKET NOW $2549 McCARthy 5 YEARS TO PAY - NO MONEY DOWN 65 CADILLAC 'BRAND NiW 1969 Coup! DtVllle BAYSHORE WAS inn u NOW $2849 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH VALIANT FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 65 CHEVROLET Impcla, vs, 4 Door Hardtop 291-9200 229.4790 WAS $l«95 SEDAN First Ave. 29M101 Atlantic Highlands NOW $1369 YOU 65 BUICK | BRAND NEW 1969 , LsSabre 2 Door Hardtop WAS 11495 NOW $1189 PLYMOUTH 65 OLDSMOBILE FJ5 Cutlass 2 Door Hardlop WAS I1SH FURY III 2-DR. HARDTOP NOW $1379 BRAND NEW 1969 65 CHEVROLET Risoayns. 6, 2 Door Sedan PRE-OPENING^W WAS sim WESELLMORE NOW $769 CHRYSLER 65 RAMBLER SO YOU... NOW IN PROGRESS AT THE ALL NEW Claislc, VB, wagon EWPORT 4-WL SEDAN WAS SUM SAVE MORE! NOW $1059 64 PONTIAC Cotollno 4 Door Hardtop MOTORS WAS sim NOW $989 64 PONTIAC Bonnevllts 3 Door Hardtop NEW CAR TRADE-IN CLEARANCE!! WAS $1195 1H6 PLYMOUTH $1997 1964 FORD $ 697 BUICKS-OPELS NOW $1089 BRAND NEW LEFTOVER Fury HI station wagon. Radio, Country Sedan station wogon. Air 1948 CHRYSLER $3997 heater, automatic, power steering, conditioned. Radio, heatsr, auto- Town & country Station Wagon. etc. matic, power steering, etc. Radio, heater, automatic, power 1966 CHRYSLER $1677 1763 CHEVROLET 9 797 — IMPORTS — steering and many extras. SOVB Impola two door hardtop. Radio, Hundreds. "300" hardtop, full power, auto- matic, etc. Very low mileage. This heater, automatic. 68 OPEL one won't last long. 1963 FORD $ $97 1968 IMPERIAL $3897 DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS # WAS sins Falrlane, 4 door, radio and heater, Crown Hardtop, olr-candlHoned, full 1966 PLYMOUTH 11497 automatic, etc. power, priced right, Fury III four door. Air conditioned. NOW $1579 1948 CHRYSI PR 13597 Radio, heater, automatic, power 1963 CHEVROLET Hardtop $ 597 Newport 4-dr. sedan, R&H,' auto.* steering, power brakes, etc. Impala 2'door hardtop, radio and power steering, brakes vinyl roof, 1966 FORD (1397 heater, automatic, power altering. 67 VOLKSWAGEN vinyl Inferior, etc. Falrlane 500 two door hardtop. Check our new facilities 1961 CHEVROLET $ 497 WAS S149S 1MB PLYMOUTH $2597 Radio, heater, automatic, power Bel Air four door. Radio, heater, Satellite 9-possenger station wagon. steering, white woll tires, wheel cov- automatic, power, steering, etc. Auto., power steering, vinyl Interior, ers, etc. 195S CHEVROLET TRUCK $ Iff NOW $1389 whltewal! tires. 1944 PLYMOUTH $1397 Half ton pick-up. Check our selection of Buicks & Opels me DODGE $34?7 Four door Station Wagon. Radio, Polara, 4 door, radio and haater, heater, automatic, power steering. 65 VOLKSWAGEN FOREIGN CARS oulomatlc, power steering, white Exceptionally clean. WAS S1175 wall! and wheel coven. 1969 TOYOTA *1797 lPi7 CHRYSLER $3697 IMS CORVAIR $ 697 Two-door hardtop, radio und Check our selection of Used Cars NOW $949 New Yorker hardtop, air cond., Four door, radio, heater & auto- heater, automatic, white walls. — TRUCKS — lull power, loaded with extras. Vinyl matic, etc. Real economy. rool, etc. 19AB VOLKSWAGEN $1797 1V65 RAMBLER S S97 Two door, R&H, WW tires, 1967 CHRYSLER $21(7 62 CHEVROLET Two-door, 6 cylinder, stick shift, very low mileage. Ladder Truck Newport, 2-door hardtop. Radio, economy plus. heater, auto., power steering, etc. 1MI VOLKSWAGEN $1997 CHECK OUR PRICE . . . 1M7 PLYMOUTH $1W7 1965 IMPERIAL $1797 Squarcback with air condi- NOW $1695 Fury III 4-door hardtop. Air condi- Crown hardtop. Air conditioned. tioning. tioned, radio, heater, automatic, Fully power equipped, exceptionally 1967 TOYOTA $1097 61 CHEVROLET power steering, etc. clean. Corona four door. Radio, heater, white woll tires, wtinl covers, ll'i Ton Ullllt/ 1967 IMPERIAL $3197 1965 CHRYSLER 11597 Then you decide. etc. Four door hardtop. Air conditioned New Yorker four door hardtop. Full and full pawer equipment. power equipment, vinyl interior. 1966 TAUNUS $ 197 NOW $695 19&r CHRYSLER $2997 Bucket scots, etc. Made by Ford. Exceptionally Town & Country 5tatlon Wagon. Air 19fi5 MERCURY 11397 clean. Low mileage. 9'/2 Acres of Modern Sales & Service Facilities to Serve You — May We? 60 CHEVROLET conditioned, Pull power equipment. Colony Park Station Waoon. Air 19&1 JAGUAR $ S97 Roof rack, etc. conditioned. Radio, heater, auto- Four door sedan. Radio, heater, Sub, Carryall 1967 DODGE 5179/ matic, power steering* power automatic. Leather Interior. Coronet tili (our door. Atr condi- brakes, rool rock, etc. Bucket seaCi etc NOW $295 tioned. Radio, heater, automatic, IMS CHEVROLET $ 397 FINANCING power steering, etc. Two door Sedan. Stick shift, etc. If 64 PONTIAC $U97 Economy plus. 1947 MOTORCYCLE FOR ALL Cotollno Four door. RodlOj heater, 1915 BUICK $ 59; 175 cc, like new automatic, power steering* power Wildcat lour door. Radio, heoler, FULL PRICE $297 brakes, etc. automatic, power steering, etc, MOTORS MANY OTHERS OVER 300 SEE MONMOUTH CHRYSLER FOR IN STOCK TO THE BEST DEAL on the ... KITSONl NEW CARS CHOOSE FROM! AVAILABLE '69 TOYOTA BUICK-OPEL OPEN EVES 7( HhVROIKT TIL 9:30 "The Dealerghip Where the Customer Is Important" HIGHWAY 36. NEW LOCATION EATONTOWN Hwy. 35 at Intersection of Hwy. 36 and Garden State Parkway Interchange 117 NEXT TO N. i. MOTOR VEHICU INSPECTION STATION 2644000 KEYPORT 542-1000 542*1126 ff»W»W««»JftW»T(W«AWW»WM^ 20 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA.XK . MIDDLETWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOH SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SA1E

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Cyclone, 2-dr. hdtp., \ 1967 MERCEDES-BENZ $2995 '6& FORD (1395 V-8, auto, trans., 20O-D White with blus Interior, automatic transmission. •45 VOLVO , $1395 Mustang Convertible, V-8, auto- power steering. 2595 1225/ alf/ automatic. matic. Power. Red. TOYOTA 11965 MERCEDES-BENZ $3895 •44 V.W. $ 850 '66 BUICK $1195 W) SE, coupt, blue, with beige top, air conditioned. Convertible. Blue. Special, 2-door coupe, automotlc. '66 V. W. Power. White. 2-door, 11968 OLDSMOBILE $2995 '44 RENAULT $ 550 "9B" 4-door Hardtop, full power Including air conditioning. light green, radio. Dauphins, automatic, Black. •64 PLYMOUTH $ 550 1295 Valiant/ IKIOON standard. '44 TRIUMPH $1295 TR 4-A, BRC, wire wheels, '62 CADILLAC $ 595 '67 MERCURY Excellent Selection of nice cor. Fleetwood, air. Cray. I-dr. hdtp. Montclalr. NEW MERCEDES-BENZ '43 V.W. $ 895 '61 OLDS 85 $ 195 Son blue. 1995 Karman Ghla Cpe. Yellow. F-85, wagon. Red. . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY — IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! "67 FORD ammmmmmmmmmmmsm DEMO COME-IN AND Country Squire, ALL MODELS AVAILABLE! Jusi on* block from Littla Silvar Railroad Station. 1968 VOLVO 142A ^NY 2195 9 passenger, while. m TEST DRIVE R/H, Black, Automatic DOLLARS • TOYOTA l )Z HO'MONEY DOWN! A TOYOTA — SALES — '66 CHEVROLET CORONA |Op-en Weekdays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat & Wad 'til 5 p.m. :'. Super Sport hMKHButoFmn ;;; n YEARS TO PATI '• 2-dr. hdtp. NOW! 842-5353 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMI>ORT LEADER Mint condition. 1795 1 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE . 100 OCEANPORT AVE. LITHE SILVER '68 POHTIAC Grand Prix, air cond. stereo 1ape< 3595 loaded. LARGEST RED BANK NEW & USED '64 OLDS CAR »" Station Wagon, INVENTORY I passenger, ^••••••••••••••••••••^ AUTO IMPORTS light blue. 1295 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH TOYOTA IN Authorized Dealer For MONMOUTH 7OO RT. 36, EATONTOWN 542-55OO VOLVO 'RENAULT • BMW • TRIUMPH '65 PONTIAC COUNTY! LeMans directly Across From M V Inspection Station 1/4 Mile East Of Won mouth Shopping Center t NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 74I-58B6 RED BANK Sport Coupe, 1695 air cond. * BOB WHITE BUICK '65 MUSTANG Convertible, V-B, • auto, trans., • power steering. 1395 ^DOUBLE-CHECKED/^f J '67 BUICK LeSabre "400" Ever driven a Musiang?Imagine .4-dr. hdtp., 2295 air cond. being able to shift automatically or THE CAR '67 OLDS | USED CARS! Cutlass Supreme 4-dr. hdtp., manually off the same transmission! air cond. 2295 '67 MERCURY Likewise, for the 4-speed auto- {WEEK-END SPECIALS Colony Park Wagon, 10-passenger. matic Austin America. 2395 Medium .green. • '66 BUICK 196S BUICK Riviera 1963 FORD Fairlane Wildcat, Fully aquippad, like new.. Two-dooroor, autautomatico , 4-dr. hdtp.. air cond. 1895 12,800 milai. radiodio,, UaUaUrU . $ '65 FORD * M945 635 Goloxie "500" Convertible. wwwwwuvwv 1295 Sharp. * KROLL MOTORS i '68 MERCURY i 1962 OLDS "98" 1966 BUICK LeSabre| XR-7 Sport Coupe, Austin America | 4-speed i Feur-door ledan, Four• OFFER REFUSED brakes, Gold. outo. trons.. air cond. Champagne. Stick shift, blue. All Trade-lni Accepted — Bank Financing '67 CHRYSLER $2475 '67 PLYMOUTH $2325 •64 FONTIAC $1350 Fury II, 9-passcngcr station wagon, Grand Prix, automatic transmission, Newport, 4-door ledon, automatic 3B3 cu, in. engine, automatic trans- transmission, power steering and power steering and power brakes. brakes. Black, mission, power steering, factory air Whit ft with black vinyl trim. conditioned, Turquoise. Factory air conditioned. Daily Rentals — Lany Term Leasing BOB WHITE WALL * KROLL SHREWSBURY SHREWSBURY AVE. BUICK-OPEL MOTORS AT SYCAMORE Buhler & Bitter SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY > 671 Broadway, Long Branch CHRYSLER ^PLYMOUTH * > SALES: 264-0198 EstnUidrd 1923 SERVICE: 264-9090 741-6200 Seles 222-3600 r n Sery.ce. ,2.29-3800 747-5400 NEW LOCAtlON: 3290 HWY- 35, HAZLEt -PIE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWJf. N. J.-. FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 21 AUTOS r*OH SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE £ALE AUTOS FOE SAXE TRUCES FOE SALE BOATS u4 ACCESSOBZE8 TRY US AND SEE IS57 CHEVROLET -* Two-dow, VI. BUICK 1862 LaABEE - T»l>-d»r 1567 CHEVELLE — V«, power st«r VOUOSWAAEH 1S« — (unroof 1*» TORD — % KM cldtus Hurst th/w speed.. JLridng t2SS. 2&L- leg, automatic tranamlaaion. 291-0332. tM3 CHEVROLET — Impila TURNABOUT timi POJXJEI SOLD AT COST J*LU» t coupe. Curr or, 1378. JW- ~ " to sell quick. ttd«. <7*ll alter t p.m. r,vJl ahaix. 1K» SSI 7. eveolnge. 642-HH 7«7-7«02. TUB miAL IVWIOK TRABflll * NO MONEY DOWK 1S66 FIAT station wagon, radio, beat' fl»» T«u warrior*, tmrnsdlate d«- 1840 FORD 1967 BUICK — Grand Sport Jle< UM TRIUMPH (PlTTUtS 19M CHEVROLET - y 420 er, low mileage. Uke near. call 741- Pat Keelen's Auto Sal*. Oil ton plck-u; Uvarr. We'll beu anyone's deal over 9374 /LIKE NEW with whit* vinyl top. Rally wheel! Excellent condition. 1111 SAILING! TENDER Tottimt aale...aaves you bundreda. CALL 9(6*285 Hwy. 36 Automatic tranamlsilon. Power aLee: 741-8307 Can now! 566-mOO 1963 BUICK — LeSahre convertible Ing. Power brakes. Electric window! 1968 OPEL KADETT — White with JAGUAR 1965-3.8S. (our-door sedan. MURPHY at DAVTBON. Mercedes- MARSH MARINE TOWN * COUNTRY DODGE, me. Good condition. Asking <500. Phone Fully equipped. Call 741-6737 after factory air conditioned. AM/FM n Bens Sales and (errlca. Hwy. », Fr«e- WRECKER — ISM 7509 Ford Donti Os« deil*n j&Jlboat* and equipment «0 Main St. Matiwan 787-0754. red interior, whltewalls and radio. din and other option! J24OO. Call 67: hold. («2 5300. llrht, heavy duty boom and winch J150O. Call 787-5377. p.m. 5745 after 6 p.m. Call SM-0188. «5 Orchard St.. Red Bank 741-ff747 llffl PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE II — 1951 OLDSMOBILE 88 — FOUr-floor GOING OVERSEAS — VK9 UldBtno- SOBBTAD SAILS PIGEON SPAM 8-cyllnder, power steering, air condi- 1967 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — CHRYSLER — 413 cu. In.. 360 HP. HOLSCLAW TRAILERS hardtop. Power steering and power 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Unit lell, »57! bile F85 iporta coupe. White body 196! PORD VAN — $350. Good Ml 21' CEDAR LAPBTRAKE BKIFF — tioned. Two-door Iturdtop. Five new brakes. 5225 or beat offer. Call 264- £3100 — Excellent condition. *our- Beautiful "Limited production" 300 Call with black vinyl top. Automatic trani- dltion. Phone tint. 11300. 542-0139. 5815. floor, vinyl roof, leather Interior. Air Sacrifice. J1050. 776-5478. Windshield ana N'ivy top. Head, conditioning. Full power, original S42-22I4 mtsftlon. Power uttering. Wheel discs. 2911427. pump, spotlight, anchor plu» miny White wills. Deluxe radio. Deluxe other extra*. 185 h.j>. Interceptor in- owner. 7(1-5812. 1967 MALIBU — Sport Coupe. Gold 1969 — 98 OLDSMOBILE — Ful BteerinK wheel and underc^atir-c. Six 1964 FORD black vinyl roof. 31550. or beBt offer. Half-ton pickup. board-outboard (refill water cooled, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 868 FIAT MODEL 124 STATION Call 747-2379 after 6 p.m. / equipped with air conditioning. 166 cylinder.' 185 horse. 1700 milei. Ne» newly IhntallPrl last Mason • very WAGON — 2.500 miles. Take over CHEVROLET Impalo, two door. 671 car warranty transferrahle to new 7S7-358T. fast. Sacrifice 12150. Dayn 74T-1785. layments. 542-6783 after 6 p.m. 1967 FORD LTD — Fall power, al: 1145. owner. Best offer, . 542-6087. Nlfht* 9«6-Q634. 967 FIAT — Model 124. [our-rioor conditioned. Under warranty. Ca 1963 OLDSMOBILE — Holiday 88 1M« PLYMOUTH — Convertible 383. MOTORCYCLES sedan, low mileage. Excellent condi- 741-5546 after fi p.m. Mint condition. Power steering. On 4 speed. Bent offer. Call 291-3358 or tion. $1150. Call 747-2862. owner.. Sacrifice, J4I5. 495-0679. 9 E. Hl|hland Ave., Atlantic High- CUSHMAN SCOOTER The YACHT SHOP ines CHF.VET.LE MALIBU — 20.0M lands. Call 118* Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-1913 The second-hand VW. 1967 FORD — Two-door hardtop Gal- miles, one owner, excellent condition, many extra*. 566-7801 196B VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan. Gooi BUICK SKYURK 1962 — Two-door 787-462K axle 5O0. 29,000 miles. Must Bell. condition. AM-FM radio. |125O. 787- IB' FIBEROLAS ftf h.p. Mercury, Call 56G-0145. hardtop. Power steering. Very clean. IMS HONDA — IMlrx. electric star with trailer and ncremnrW. In food 1964 CORVAIR MONZA — Automatli 7958 5SQ5 or beat offer. 787-0395. New battery, nberrlass bag. *22! ronriitlon. Aftftr «, 747-4514. STATION CAR — 1957 Volkswagen radio and heater. $700. Or best offer. HUMEER 1962 — Super Snipe, fou Call Mike. 264-5917, after 8 p.m It makes a great first car. KarrriHnn Ghla. Just passed Inspec- 566-6128 after 6 p.m. door sedan. Automatic transmlssloi 1963 LARK — Good condition. Asklnt BLUEJAY - 1237. trailer, prim, Ion. $275. 787-5390, a»k for Georse. power steering, brakes. Discs on Iron 5250. Call KAWASAKI 85 — 700 miles. $T5(I mooring, dicron *al!«. Accessories. 1914 PONTIAC CATALINA — Foul bucket seats. Good condition. $791 7474 rjOfi Call 747-0377 toZl. B42-4B73 aft-jr B p.m. 362 HILLMAN HUSKY - Wagon. new tires 5600. 1959 Pontlac wagon Phone. 6711042. after 5. COMET -- On trailer. Dacron islls. It's a car (hat won't give you any- Very clean, very low mileage. $395. $150, or Ooth !or $700. or will trade RASSAS PONTIAC - Many extra*. Rea'ly [or water, $<50 Call 7470598. for pick-up truck. 542-9399. BUICK 1964 — Electra, four-door s 305 YAMAHA — Excellent eonjllloi I thing new to worry about. dan. Power Rteerlng, brakes, wli 39S Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank Very low mileage. Best offer. Call 747-0136 after 6 p.m. We make sure of that. We give it dows. Al. $1195. 671-1042. P.ONTIAC — 1965 Grand Prix. Black 741-1)071 sfter 6 p.m. BRITISH SEAGULL 1968, 3 hp\. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE wllh white interior. Full power with 1951 HARLEY — Full dress. Palnte, long shaft - 40. Used five hour", fresh, the VW 16-point safety and performance test. It has to pass. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN air conditioning. $1195, 542-1426, after- blue metal flake. Call after 6. 671 water. Mint condition. JI20. HH2-2«63. noons. So we cart give il our 100% guarantee that we'll repair or 741-74' 5218. II" FIBERflLAS G-3 BKI BOAT. 75 OLDSMOBILE F85 — 1062 V8. Con- 1963 HONDA — Like new. 5OCC. $121 h.p. Evinrude. J5M. Ca1.! replace oil major mechanical parts* for 30 days or 1000 miles, 1965 MUSTANG — Fastback, gra: vertible. Radio, heater. Power steer- Call 747-S277 with black Interior. Four-speed stlc! ing, automatic transmission. Oood 787.4496 after « .whichever comes first, Isn't that what a new car-owner needs? shift. Six-cylinder engine. S800, Ca: condition. $450. 671-3875. W BOAT — 25 h.p. electric start A bug that won't drive you nuts. 229-1500 or 842-2688 alter 6:30. 195J HARLEY DAVIDSON 74-tllg, ra mntor. Trallrr. Bent offer takes. Af- "For a small car, 1967 FORD GALAXIE 500 — Four- and loud. In good condition. $700. _tnr_7 p.m. Call 747-2S«. : "•ngine, transmission, rear axle, front axle assemblies, broke system, 1963 FORD FALCON — Futura. con door hardtop. V-8 automatic, full pow- vertlble, V8 automatic. $399. Call er. Vinyl top and Interior. Six new 741-2425. GLA3MA8TER RVNMi6XYf~^~Htv]y •Itclricol system. ter 6, 774-3953. tires. Excellent condition. $1500. 842- refurbished, 17' with trailer. 1700. there is surprising 372.1. ProfeMlontlly rebuilt 90 h.p. Mercury 1962 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL With MOBILE HOMES motor. *7(K). Sacrifice. 7*7-9444. VOLKSWAGENS vinyl roof. Power steering, power 1967 OLDSMOBILE — Delmont 88, luggage room? brakes. New rubher. Best offer. one owner, woman. 19,000 miles. Full 8' CAMPER FOR PICKUP — Table, BASS BOAT 18' — Thf>mpf.on rff 3800. power. A-l condition. 787-7338. nhore t:rulser, flhergliiM bottom. Uivy 1963 VOLKSWAGEN . '. $ 895 cabinet! and bed. $150. Phone 9(6 top. If)6!S 40 h.p. Evlnrufle. fitoraf* Sedan. Beryl green, Road Tea/I Magazine 1964 CHEVROLET —Impala, fou: 4213. door hardtop. Very good condttloi 1966 VOLKSWAOEN — Beige. Heater trallpr. $4W, 201-1842. Call 842-3052. and AM/FM radio. Good condition. CONSTRUCTION TRAILER — Two o NO TIME TO BAIL THIS BUMMER 1963 VOLKSWAGEN ;; ..$ 950 1969 AUSTIN AMERICAN $1765 P.O.E. $1,295. 291-1776. ' flees, hath, with gas heat Excelle -Must *fill 2ft' centerhoard sloop AM 1956 THUNDERBIRD — Automatli 1965 IMPALA SUPER SPORT CON- condition. Call 741-12O0. equipment, trailer. Ready to gn. 284- Sedan. Gulf blue. full rower. Be«t offer. Cull 941 VERTIBLE 32T-V-8. automatic, pow- B211 er »teerlng\ Excellent condition. Ori- 1964 VOLKSWAGEN ..... $1095 1957 THUNDERBfRD — New painl ginal owner. Reasonable. 542-2287. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 19H3 24' ZOBEL SKIFF — 210 h.p ADRIAN PY1E TRADING AS new tires, mag wheels. New lnterio Chrysler. Shelter cabin, radio. Oali ••IW. TWO door. white. Call 787-3164. VOLKSWAGEN 1965 SUNROOF — GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — Snow tires. Excellent condition. $875. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH 1960 CORVETTE — 32T Cu. In., foul MUST SELL — ii? FTBEROLAS 1965 VOLKSWAGEN <,...$• 095 Call 9(6-4299. MOTORS, INC.. Hwr. 3», EalontO' PEARSO 35 h.p. Chrysler engine. Mo- A&G MOTORS speed transmission. Excellent eond BIG SAVING3 — On 19BS Checker 542-2414. tor one year old. S700. 787-2677, Sedan. Brack. tlon. Call 431-1181. . leftovers. RARITAN OARAGE, 8. JUNK CARS 16' RUNABOUT — Lapslrake, large 82 S. Main St. 775-3483 Asbury Park, N.J. Main St., Keyport| 254-0301. capacity, new canopy. 18 h.p. Evln- 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 AUTOS FOR SALE 1965 BUICK SPECIAL — Convertible. PICKED UP rude and trailer. All vory gond ron- Fosftock. Blm. Automatic transmission, Good condi- Twinbrook Auto Wrecking rlltlon. Extraw. Must sacrifice Best tion. 5950, 671-5275. offer over $300 takes It. 671-5257 B 196* VOLKSW*« N SI595 1965 FORD QALAXIE — Convertible. Eatontown 542-2235 241 CAT1IN CRtJIflER — m" beim M'— ""«senger bus. Red/white. • • White, black, top, red interior. Good CA8H FOR USED CARS — TrucKi 1ft9 Gray marine. Two \i\xnkn, het-i] indltlon. 741-2961. foreign or domestic. Dean, opposlt frefih water tank, *iitnm»tin bllgi. Two Guya, MIddletown. 671-BH1. New SO xallon fuel tank. Bent offer 1967 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 COMET — WHITE — Low mile- Call 2H-7.WI). age. $375. Call after S p.m., 26(- 8788. • AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS 17' CHETEK LAPSTRAKE RUN- ABOUT — Ready for water, Sia DOMESTIC NEW 1969 1967 FORD GALAXIE — Two-door B72-IS33. hardtop. Air conditioned. J1650. 19«5 POWER OLIDE TRANSMISSION 1963 FORD ;...., - S 650 MUfiTANO convertible. Three-speed Taken from 1958 Chevrolet Impal IB' CANOE — With motor |1!» V-8. $1100. Owner transferred, must $50. Call 741-9419. Call Cm*--* '""v". F«'ir door, radio, heater, automatic, six cylinder •ell. 741-2177. vm BUICK SPECIAL Convertible, AUTO RENTALS PERFECT FISHINO OR BKHNO 19M CHFVROL5T „.' $1095 OLDSMOBILE powder blue, whitt, top. V-8, auto- BOAT—16' tit A Skiff. (0 h.p. Ev!n- • i™--., ,., 's'.. Radio, t»at«r, autotnotlc, VI, power tteerl-? matic transmission, power •teerlng. DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY rude, tilt trallftr. All equipment In- Excellent condition. $1178. Call after Prices Itart At $6.99 and up. Bcono- rludlnr navy top. $9S0. 747-4204. 1965 MUSTANG ..S1250 7 p.m. 747-3446. Car of Red Bank. 210 X. Ntwman WOOD POBSY BAILBOAT—1450. Spring! Ed. 7470173. -r..- *«— i-—Hop. Rpdlo, heater, si* cyNndsr. Standard, F-85 SPORTS COUPE I960 CHEVROLET STATION WAG- ON — Six cylinder. Three-speed itlck. Call Call 787-8778. TOM'S FORD 842-2280 GO SAILING—Memmorlnl Day week- 1966 MUSTANG : $1595 1965 BUICK SKYLARK — V6, $885. Conwtlhle. Rndlri. (water, high Dcrfornvmee" VI. pow«r steerlna, RENT A CAR enrl—If,' Flbprglafi Day fliiipr. In th« Call M) Hwy. 35 M1-19O0 KtTport water nnw. 74l-4'>55 or 747-I22H. tour speed, olr conditioned. 222-S972 TANDEM TRAILER — 2000 lbs. Ct- ' DODGE — 1987 Dart, blue, two-door. padly, up to 20' \joat*. Good ronrli- 1966 TORNADO $2495 Economlcci. Standani transmission, BOATS AND ACCESSORIES tlon. Excellent tlren. J300. 747-4270 Two door hordHn, radio, heater, (Hjtom"Hc Vfl, power steerlnq, radio, heiter. *1200. 531-8137 after 5 novrar brakes, air conditioned. and weekends. WANTED 9' SKIMMER ROWBOAT with oar«, PRAM In good condition, with eari Flbergianned, no leaks, weighs under 1965 RAMBLER V-8 Cluslc Wagon. Call after 3 p.m. 747-4062. 100 lbs. $S0. Offtrs Invited 842-1S03. 1968 CAMARO ..$2495 Radio, power steering. Excellent con- dition. 462-7239. 17' BOSTON WHALKR — Eastporl T..,i H««r hardtop, radio, heater, automatic VS, power st««rlno, THE BOATMAN'S SHOP model. 65 h.p. mntor. Fully equipped 1885 CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT 283 ALL YOUR SPRING X2000. 741-B337. —Four speed. Chrome wheels. Guar- FITTING OUT NEEDS 1968 G.T.O. - - $2595 anteed. 747-0162 alter 6 p.m. New Jener'i Large* Marine IXipoly 11OWBOAT 13',i'—Oar*, 7'^ h.p. Bi- Two door hordtop. Radio, heater, automatic V8, (our »peed, DELIVERED HOUM- H Wharf Av«.. Red Bank. 741- gin. Bent offer. Be« at 7 Lakeside power steering. • 1958 CHEVROLET — station wagon. 5780. Open Sun. and Holldnyi, 9 a,m. Ave., Rumsnn. six cylinder standard transmission. to 1 p.m. PLUS A FULL SELECTION OF 100% GUARANTEED USED CARS Rebuilt motor. A-l. Asking 1290. 542- 15' OPEtf* RUNABOUT FISHERMAN 599B after 6. HANS PEDERSON CUSTOM BUIL' —Plywood. Fiherjlas neams. With SPECIAL OF THE BKIFF—24' — With cuddy cabin. Pow oars. Need* paint. |40 or best offer. 1963 JAGUAR ROADSTER — S'705. ered by 240 h.p. Marine Intercepts 671-2333. BAILLY BROS., 19 E. Newman 1966 VOLKSWAGEN engine. Fishing chairs, navy top, rot! 13' INDIAN RCOUT — Dacron sills Fmtbock. Light blue, cor SU9-52. Radio, Springs Rd-. Red Bank. 747-0596. holders, adjustable outrigger mounts head. Very fast. Perfect family oi *175. Call 747-3420 after heater, whltewall tires. Full Volkswagen 100% 1964 PONTIAC CATALINA — Two- ftshlng boat. Painted and ready/ fo; « 7:30 p.m. ' guarantee. '1477 door hardtop. Automatic, power steer- launching. Make an offer. Call 542-197' Ing and brakes, radio and heater. Call 842-3781 after 5:30 p.m. alter ft p.m. BUSINESS NOTICES i CHEVY SUPER SPORT convert- NEW AND USED SAILBOATS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST ible. Four speed. Power steering. MONMOUTH SAILINO CENTER RUBBER STAMPS - Mad. to ordar. GEM Many extra* Good condition. Oo» West St.. Monmouth Beach 22-2-3491 Fast, e[lld«nt Service. Use at hora« in AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER owner. $1500.' Call after 6 p.m. 542- I960 FiBERGLAS Ryan 23'. 128 h.D, tliiMS Call 741-32Z7 or TST-2«B. 2868. Palmer. )90O firm. Ready to go. Cal rURNTTURE MOVINO - AttlM and 531-3819 or 681 6740. cellar* cleaned. Fret «fltllnB-tc<. Oftll SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. 1964 OLDSMOBILE F-85 deluxe four- 7t7-*Xn. OLDSMOBILE door sedan. Original owner. Must sell PIBEROLAS WOOnPUSSY 554 — Na SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY due to- Illneas. Call 747-9075 after 6 tlonsl and State Championships. Ex. p.m. cellent condition. Deluxe scccessorlei SHEET METAL WORK WANTED - 110 MAIN STREET 5M-3M0 MATAWAN Two sets of sails snd trailer. 842-1364. Small or large. Red Bank 8be«t I960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR SE Uetal Co., 1 Leonard 8L, Red Bank. DAN — $100. Phone IS66 ZOBEL SPORT FISHERMAM — 7U-34M. ; 946-8328 300 Chris Craft, less than 3)0 houm. Flybridge. 90 watt Marine radio, SUMMER PAINTING! 1983 FALCON—Four-door. Very *ood Many extras. Like new. $7800. Ca •.(ter 6 p.m. 747-3961 or 741-8509. Call now for free entlmate. Top Qutll- condition. (495. Call ty Work. Reuonabl* Frleat. Fully IB- 747-2489 STATION CAR — 1957 FORD — 40. 14.' SCOTT Flberglai aki boat wlUi '"' MY THREE SONS 000 original miles. Radio, heater. Not trailer, skis, ate. New 27 h.p. motor. PainUnn Contractor* pretty or clean; but practical. $75. 583-9706 264-7449 Why Call 229-3169. $750. Call 747-2706. 1964 CHRYSLER 300 — Four door LIGHT RtULINO—CLEAN CEUUUW hardtop. Full power. Air conditioned. 24!' 8H.VERTON cabin iklff. Twt YARDS OARAGES — 7rn «sUmatei. 284-45U. bunks, head. Ice >x, automatic bilge, Call after S p.m. 741-2U9. CADILLAC 1967 — Four-door hard- $950. 291-0602. buy a top, Arctic Blue, black battier root. HAVING A PARTY? Tllt-a-acops wheel, AH-FM radio. MUST BELL — 14' Pennyan Kim- DEUC10USL7 PREPARSD FOOd Rear window de-fomer. Leather In- a/taut with 30 h,p. Erlnrude motor. buy a Boat, motor and trailer In A-l con- CALL MERRI MAKINGS terior. Full power, factory air. Must dition. Best offer. Call 264-5653 aftei 711-9933 Mon. thru Frl. 8 am. • U •ell. Will accept trade. 229-2211. 6:30 p.m. It no answer, call 842-V4CJ Two days advance notice a "MUST" 1963 OLDSMOBILE; Super SB - Two- ALL TYPES OK HOME REPAIRS door hard-top. Full power. Electric I860 21' TROJAN — Cabin Cruise Alterations, remodeling, and painting rlndowji. Factory air conditioned. with 1968 DO h.p. Evinrude outboard Reasonably priced. Free estimates. New snow tires. One owner. Best motor. Excellent condition. All equip- Prompt service. Call 741-39.-3. Maverick offer. 586-t6rj5 before U em. or alter ment Including full canvai. $ioju. Rambler p.m. 531-3120. SUSPENDED CEILINGS - Ptnellnf. Finish recreation rooms and attics. 1965 CONVERTIBLE MUBTANO BLUE JAY — Ml. Oood condition. Sheet-rocking, taping. 842-4288. Call Dacron sills. $550. Call 747-13«8 aftei 7414109 after 5:30 « p.m. SHALL JOB SPECIALIST 1»84 CORVAIR — Bpyder converti- Home repairs, alterations. addltl«na. ble, Turbo-charge engine. With mow 15' RUNABOUT — Electric starter, Inside ano ouUlde. 2S1-32W. when tires. $600. 741-5234. 1958 Jobnson motor. Very good con- dltlnn, with trailer «O0. 787-451J. 196J LeMANS Pontlac — •cyltmler WELDINS fbr$1969F 2S COAST SKIKF - 225 Gray ma- T * M WELDINO SERVICE overhead cam. Buckets, conaole. Real queen, Sacrifice, 11.350. 542-7357. rine engine rebuilt IMS. Shlp-to-thore OA8 and ELECTRIC radio. Depth finder, outriggers, head. 591-25.18 and 201-1157 1»65 COUNTRY SQUIRE — 10 pas- Sleeps three. $2000. 842-1609. you can senger. Green. Immaculate. 11,499. Kennedy's Service Station. Rumwn. 24' ULHRICHSEN SPORT FISHER- PAINTING & DECORATING •429821. MAN — With flying bridge. Outrig- S. N. GARGUILO . gers, head and bertha for two. Call OWNER OVERSEA* - 1968 Volks- Free estimates. Call 229-4752 or MM3» wagen. Blue. Radio, heater. White- 872-1368 .ifter 6:30 p.m. Can be seen wall tires. (See to appreciate). 7*7- at Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor. W IMPROVEMENT CO. - Com- 1595. plete home Improvement, alterations, O'DAY "TEMPEST" 23'2" Flberglasi additions, all lclnda of mason work. 1965 CHRSYLER — Newport Excel- Sloop, 1&66. Winches, Genoa gear, Reasonable rates. Free estimated 872- lent condition. Low mileage. Must be pulpit, main Jib and Genoa by Hlld. 0122. •old to settle estate. Call 747-0641. New 6 h.p. Evinrude. Head, sink Ice box, lights, all gear, fully equipped MOWING 1964 COMET CAUENTB - Four-door A very clean boat In top condition. OVERGROWN LAWNS AND FIELIW V-8 automatic. Power steering. Ex- Only $3,500. 8421913. CALL 7415104. cellent condition. 542-1041. BLUE JAY — 3571 hot racer. Two MASONRY WORK - All types. Plai- 1861 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Alr- terini, brick,, blocks, concrete. Spa- :ondltloned. $150. _^ sets of sails, new spinnaker. With elallze In patios. 747-3938. 787-2312. trailer. Ready to race. Call after 5 p.m, 2294903. PAKTWO AND PAPERHANGINO 196S VOLKSWAGEN — Good condi- CALL tion. $400. Call ,. SJLVERTON SPORT FISHER- 787-O78J • 741-5107. MAN — Fully equipped. Reasonable. PLYMOUTH «•-V"»-Belvedere- lOHSr - IBM EiieciitIvS Typing S48-43OJ Ulme'r. 43.300 genuine mtlei. Excellent condl- 1« SKIFF — 30 h.p. outboard motor. J3.75 stencil cut t 1st run (100) 'on. Two owners. Automatic trans- Oood rsmlly and fishing boat, call mission. Power steering, radio. $475 291-2783. JtD PA1NTINO CONTRACTORS — Rambler ish. 172-1582. Quality palnllnj. interior, exterior. 2-doof CHRIS CRAFT ENGINE - 175 h.p. Free estimates. Call (9.V0641. FORD FA1RLANE 1962 — Beige. V-B, truck block, 2-1 reduction, freah watei sedan utomatic, power steering. Perfect cooling, controls, muffler. 20x17 wheel, LAWN SERVICE — AttlM, cellira :ondltlon, Must sell. $375. Phone Sal. excellent running condition. 281-1054 and rarar.es cleaned Free estlmalel. ind Bun. nnly. 842-4810. after 6 p.m. S71-9OM 1163 RAMBLER - 1295. Oood condi- (450. New dacron aalla D*D BUILDERS - Light construc- tion. Phone Call tion, hauling and odd Jobs. Free es- 291-1427 377-7267 timates. 8125281 arter « p.m. ! M3 CHEVROLET Impala super Sport HOUSES PAINTED onvertible. Excellent condition, low BLUE JAY — No. 2512, full salli Call illMge. 747-479.V and equipment with trailer. Call eve nines 741-3946. 1964 28" OWtSN? ea'iln cruiser. Im- CABPENTRR — Will do repairs aril TRUCKS FOR SALE maculate engine. Fully equipped, ra- remodeling. Large or small Jobs. Rea- dio and depth Under. 842-2OS5. sonable. Call 787-1907. 19(5 FORD VAN TRUCK - Full? MASONRY — Speclallilng In equipped. Low mileage. Radio. Excel- 15' FIBERGLASS LARSON — 35 h.p places, natfoa and barbecues. lent condition. Oood buy. 284-2458 arter Mercury and trailer. Like new. Musi 291-0003. Maverick Rambler p.m. ^^^^ sell. Call 741-6340 after « p.m. 17' CRUISERS INC — 35 h.p. Evin- COLONIAL HOUSE PAINTERS Ei- rude. Trailer. Navy top. Vinyl cush- ttrlor, Interior. Free estimates, call Length 179.3 inches 181 inches - MOBILE HOMES ions. Renny for launching. 2913342 741-7777. Available Models 2-Dooronly 2-4-Door, Wagon, Hard Top after 6 p.m. ROOMS PANELED - New ctlllnlls. 13',' SEAMAN 8EA SKIFF — 5 h p. 'ortrhea scrftenpii. enn!onures. Aftdl- Number of Passengers Four Six SCHIFFHAN Inboard Wisconsin air-cooled engine. ons. alterstlnnn. 7*1-2100 nr 787-OI.S3 i CAMPERS * TRAILERS 000. 542-M26. ALTERATIONS ON DRESSES DON! Hip Room-Front 4 feet 5.7 inches 4 feet 9.4 Inches TRAILERS — CAMPERS OLD TOWN 20' SEA SKIFF -- 50 h.p. IN MY HOME. Call , • MOTOR HOMES Jnhn.tnn with equipment. Best o'fer. 741-003,1. • Rear 3 feet 10.8 inches 4 feet 9.1 inches N. J.'t largest dealer, over ICO units fall 542-2461. on. dliplav. 16' RUNABOUT - 75 h.p. Johnson EMPLOYMENT Engine, Std. 6 Cyl. 170CID/105HP 199CID/12BHP Nsrrli Gold Seal. Monitor. Avion. motor, »5O0. Csll Dtl'Rey. Volunteer. Swinger. 741-2291 HELP WANTEI>-FEMALE: 4 Bearings 7 Bearings Wlnnebago. Gilts. Aristocrat. Smokey. You can see them oil at SAILBOAT -- Jet class, Olsen built HEAD NURSE NEEDED FOR Tire Size, Standard Excellent condition. Include* trailer SMALL NimSINO HOME - D«r 6.00x13 6.45x14 SCHIFFMANS A»klrn $15(1. Call 671-1444. shift. Salary open Living on premises. ol Hit ColHnowood circle, Rt. 35 I M Power Steering & Brakes Not available Optional COMET SAILBOAT — 16'. exrellen It needed. Call after S p m.. fllfi 8*93. Formlnodole, N. J. 93S-5254. condition. Many extras including mo tor. First reasonable olfer accepted Brake Lining Area 131 sq. inches 153 sq. inches Call sfler J, 531-3428. (More Classified Ads WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 3V KETCH -- 25 h.p. Inbnird On The Next Paj;e) YOUR PARTICIPATING NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY nine. Sleep* four. Head, galley, sev fn Mil*. Ready tn go. 671-0431. BUSINESS NOTICES Summer Is Just AUTO RENTALS AMERICAN MOTORS RAMBLER DEALER Around the Corner... FINE ART STUDIO •Price I? the averagoof prices lor'a Rambler 2-Door Sedan dotcrminotJ byian independent shopping and we need 100 Ui»d Can § AND GALLERY »urvey ol 51% ol the New York/ New Jersoy dealers conducted April 10 ihrough April 12. Some We will trad* or buy out J; RENT A CAR 17 E. From St. Ped Bonk. N. J.' prices were higher, some lower, slate and local taxes, transportation, other options excluded. tight — Call or Coma In DAY • WEEK • MONTH PORTRAIT ARTIST' TOM'S FORD WALL ZINOVIA SEMOTAN ; JAVELIN • AMX D REBEL D AMBASSADOR ASK FOR tO SlttLtK Op*n Monday through Friday 7 p.m.' LINCOLN MERCUHY to 9 p.m. Far oppolnlmtnt Coll • Hwy. 35 244.U00 Knpoft Ulrewiiury Ave., « tycamr* 747-5400 747-0363 22 -TOE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA.VK • MIDDLETWN', N. J.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WAOTED-FEMALE HffLP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WAHTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED—MALE SXCEPTIOKI8T — tot medic*! prcc- SOLID STATE ZXPEBOSHCEP P/WTZR WAITED Oce In JflddJatewo. Prtvtoui expert* IMMEDIATE OPENINGS TE/:KNICJNNCJA\NS TJEWH Oil ASSEMBLERS #a« preferred, -food r-tiumt ud itf- H1-3M2 «rence« in Box O-l-K, The I>tHy UU yout interval short, c/m* in IfU Red BtPtc MAINTENANCE •ee us for the best poeftiotn or e*!i PHOTOGRAPHER — Exwrlenced. T' . W« have immtdiat* openings in EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL photograph weddings on weekends MEN and WOMEN 77 Broad fit. Red Bank 7*1-3555 DENTAL ASSISTANT — ttirl to trtln TRAINEES Call DuPree Studio, 2M-8S55. aiiambly work, wiring and toldaring. ID Hazlet No experience Decenary. PORTER — Mnrnlnr houri. 8:30 to Full Time And Moonlighters Will consider June graduate. Write 1:30. Steady employment, 5-day week. CAPRENTER HELPERS WANTED- •Permanent Positions Box N-H2, Th* Dally Re-fliter, Red Apply Manager, Lerner Shops, Mon- Csll Fetnlck Conslruntion. Turret Lathe Operators ovruilvft Wa« Tncretsef Bank. If you ara mechanically inclined we will train you. Good mouth Shopping Center, H&tonlown. 671-1800 Metal Polishers •Nine Paid Holiday! •Pall Vacation SECRETARY — To controller. Na- pay, vacation, hospitalization. Apply in person, 9 to ( MARRIED MAN ~ Must be mechanl Foundry Sand Molders •Insurance Plan tional company seeking in alert, a.m a.m. I -to 4 p.m. cally Inclined to learn to be a. sew- HELP WANTED—Male-Female •Profit Sharlnr Plan bilious applicant with bookkeeplaf ing: machine mechanic. Qood benefits. Foundry Core Makers •Sick Pu experience, to work for controller In Salary plus Incentive. Apply In per- KENNEL HELP IN ANIMAL HOS Sfieetmetal Workers beautifully furnished officei with lat- §on 1 to 4 p.m. RIGCAR SEWINQ PITAL — Mais and female. Full est equipment. Typing - 50 words per ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS CENTER 16 W. Front St.. Red Bank. Locksmiths Gall or lt»p by between • ft.ni. and 4:30 p.m. Monday thrown FcidlT> Ask minute. Steno helpful. Excellent bene- time, 8 a.m. to i p.m. Applicant, IK Si ?. i. DursWe. llts. Write P.O. Box 1347, New Brim* please write Box E-195, The Dally Tool Makers INC. PRESSMAN — Chler 17 pressman, Register, Red Bank. wick. N.J. full time. Excellent working condi- General Help WHEELOCK SIGNALS, INC. 8ALE1SLADY — Full time permanent tions, Top pay to right man. Call COOKS — Experienced. Part and fill position. Muit be over IB. Please ap- Wayside & Shafto Rds. New Shrewibur 747-2890 or 741-4501. time. Holldsy Inn, Hazlet. Apply In Maintenance Men 17! Bnncsport Art. lent Brinch person. Ask for Mr. Mario. ply In person. CARROLL'S STATION' BRAKE AND MUFFLER INSTALL- We need good all round 222-&880 KRT, 28 Broad St., fled Bank. PART-TIME HELP — Approximate ER — Clean-cut young man. Auto- ly 4 to 6 houri a day. Apply from men. Will train persons GIRL FRIDAY — To work full time motive and torch experience helpful. 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., except Sat. a.m in small office. Borne bookeeplng and Excellent future. Apply In person on- typing experlenco necessary. Many & p.m. work at the Concession Stand with good steady work his- HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE y at the Garden Slate Arts Center, benefits. Call Jensen Marine. 431-0100. MATERIAL HANDLERS " MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP Holmdel. Ask (or Dan. tory if not experienced. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 450 Hwy. 35 Middletown LPN's — S to U. 11 to T. Klnr Jamei EXPERIENCED SUPERMARKET 1919 Corlies Ave. Neptune STARTING COUNTRY and V.estern Steady year round employ- Nurslnf Home. CASHIERS — Part-time, ill day. or MAID — Part-time. Immediate opening* in our machine shop for material handlers. Excellent oj •jand. Need steel guitar, lead gul ment. All company benefits .«, 591-3400 six evening*. Good at price break* Leonardo Motel portunltlCB toi; tdv*nc»ment. Win train EHORT ORDER COOKS — Steady, baas guitar and drummer. Must down, dependable. Apply tn person, year-round positions. Must apply In able to play country music and West- and advancement opportu- PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY Fox Fcodtown, 1160 Ocean Ave., Sea MOTHER'S HELPER Nights and Paid Vacation and Holidays. Group Medical. Life Insurant;* and Tension Plan, person. No phone calls. HOWARD ern. Call Gene after 6 p.m. 74748U ACE EMPLOYMENT JUJENCY Bright. JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, Hwy 35, nities. 30 Thomaa Ave. I47-3*M Shrewsbury Saturdays. Call Call or etop by betwten 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Mon. tbrougU Frl. ABK TO; Middletown. . A GROWING AND CLEANINO WOMAN - Thunday or 7*1-6044 APPLY IN PERSON SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — 311 Friday. Must have references and MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST NEEDED Mr. F. >. PANTRY MAN — Experienced. Year- In Red Bank for permanent position. PROGRESSIVE jhlft Part-time. Steady work. An- own transportation. CiU 747-1403 be- round position. Fort Monmouth Offi- Monmouth County Bank has career swering Serrlct. TU-4100. tween 6 anc 7 p.m. Write Box N-J37, The Daily Register, cers Club. Call for appointment. Mr. Red Bank WHEELOCK SIGNALS, INC. Duffy. M2-7332. positions available for KLE-FORGE CORP. PHYSICAL THERAPIST — Full or NURSES" AIDK-Miture, experienced. Rt. 34 & Garden State Parkway, strt-UnM. Flexible hours. Call Five days per week, 3 to 11 p.m. OENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Live- 273 Branchport Ave. Long Branch ROUTKMAN — Apply In person. 531-2K11 Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, In, 5»$ day week. Call after 6:30. 222-6880 Prea-Rlte Cleaners, 166 East Newman FEMALE—Tellers Exit 86 7*1-2069. M7-316O. Springs Rd., Red Bank. Transit operator! WAITRESS — Experienced, dinner BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Ex- Wt ait an «qual opportuoitj employer Allenwood, N. J. heur from 8 p.m. Five or all daye. perienced only. S125. MANPOWER EXPERIENCED PAINTERS AND Call 251-2B14. HELPERS, Top wag-ea, steady work. MALE—Auditing (accounting ex INC., 4 W. Front Bt., Red Bank. 8(2- perience) Collection man NURSES' AIDES — T to 3, experi- TYPIST 4343. Call 671-0788. MEN .., WOMEN . .. STUDENTS ... enced only. 12 per hour plus benefits. PART-TIME WOMAN — Nights and COOK Oft COOK'S HELPER — One MS-4200. HOLMDEL CONVALES- weekends. Call In person, Llncroft MAINTENANCE of Monmouth County's leading rea- The above Hated opportunities1 will CENT CENTER, Holmdel. Pharmacy, Llncroft. taurant and banquet caterers. Pleas- afford the successful aprlicants the Earn $125 + Week RECEPTIONIST ant working conditions. Call 741,-8344. chance to grow and advance with TRAVEL AGENT WOMEN —- Part-time. No experience . EXPERIENCED bank. Excellent salary, baaed on ex NOW THRU SEPT. 30th . . Interesting: and varied assignment* In necessary. Apply STAR CLEANERS, PRB8SER — On children's raincoats. perience. with exceptional benefit pro> • NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY EXPERIENCED • a congenial environment. Must have 132 Myrtle Aye.. Long Branch. Union shop, top wages. Apply WALL gram. Write Bex N-H3, The Daily NO BONDING—INVESTMENT 391-3431 food typng iktlls and enjoy meeting GIRL — At least 15 years old, living GOOD PAY STREET FASHIONS, 37 Wall St., Red Register, Red Bank. • UNION SCALE + BONUS people. Bank. • RESORT AREA ROUTES RIAL ESTATE within easy walking distance of Holly COOKS AND WAITRESSES — ExperL • ALL EXPENSES PAID Tree Lane, Rumson, to babysit oc- MULTIPLE BENEFITS _ , MEN — No experience necessary. enced only. Apply In person. MAR- •aluwoman, experience preferred, but casslonally after school. Phone 747* Paid vacation, free hospltaliiatlon. TINI'S DINER, Hwy 36, Keansburg. COLLEGE STUDENTS not Miulred. We ka»« a vacancy INTERDATA 4208. Highest wage scale In county. Apply SECURE YOUR SUMMER JOB NOW which offera rial opportunity to a TEACHER — Wishes responsible APPLY IN PERSON STAR CLEANERS, 132 Myrtle Ave., TRA.VEL AGENT — Experienced, for OPEN 7 DAYS 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. tuallfled person. The Powitra Agency. 3 Oreacent PI. Oceanport woman to oare for two-year-old re- Long Branch. expanding company. Typing skills 1U-S700. An Equal Opportunity Employer mainder of school year. Must nave helpful. Alno pnrt-time. Henri resume Good Humor WAITRESSES WANTED - 21 years 9 to Hi i.m. I to 4 p.m PORTER — Six daya a week. Steady. to Box D-197, The Daily Register, Red 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, N.J, own transportation. River Flaza area. Good pay. Apply DORIS & ED'9, and over. Apply in person. YE COT- 711-0741 after 3:30. Bank. . !o 11 shift. FART-TIME WOMAN — With older SUPERVISOR. Must have experience DIVISION OF OWENS-ILLINOIS Call child or children, 5 days a week, 10 In residential und light commercial Hwy. 35 Holmdel. N. J. 291-3400 to 2. Apply In person, Clotles Closet, HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED—MALE construction. Permanant position. TELETYPESETTER ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN An Equal Opportunity Employer Rt. 34. Matawan. Submit qualifications. To CARUSO ning for rtBr.tronlc technician In CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, 37 Cen- OPERATOR our solid slate power supply engineer- •"REGISTERED NURSES •HOUSEWIVES WANTED — EXPERIENCED FULL cjuuncn OPPORTUNITY — join l«csal company Contact Personnel Office, Rlvervle Technician - Electronic tester, Mini- facilities. IJ280 plus liberal beneltu. Avon. Write J. BlrohOl. 7U-43U »r WAITRESSES WANTED — Apply In Hospital, 7U-2700, Sit. 223 for a DO NOT PHONE. Apply In person Call for appointment, WO-420O. HOLM- 162-3317, 771-1220. person for night shift 8 p.m. - 4 a.m. achool, qualified young men for po* weekday;!, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ATLAN- paper. Hours 11 p.m. to mum of thre» months to two ye&ra ex- altions lo one ot tod&y*a most luera* Interview. TIC HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME, perience as a tester and thorough BEL CONVALESCENT CENTER, and 10 p.m. • 5 a.m. Town * Surf tire professions. If you are interested 7 a.m, Excellent work- knowledge of standard testing Instru- Holmdel. Diner, Rt. 35, Middletown, bt In first Tear earnings of U3,00O, with 8 Middletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands WAITRESSES WANTED — For week- 1 and 4 p.m. TAXICAB DRIVER — FULL TIM ing conditions. Liberal ments. I.PN'S — All ahltU. »H«0 plus liberal ends and ipeclal functions. Fiiui unlimited future Income potential, call Must have excellent driving recon YOUNG MAN — To learn lumber benefits. Call for appointment. MS- em 7(1(131. DO YOU LIKB CLOTHES? — You Mr. Bteera. 78T40O0. Call White Star Taxi. 717-0747. business. Excellent opportunity. All fringe benefits. benefits. Permanent position. Send Aik for Mlsi Norm a Jankouakai COO. HOLMDEL CONVALESCANT SALESWOMAN will loy» working for Fashion Frocks. LABORERS — To drive and operate CENTER, Hwy. 34, Holmilel. • To work In our Free wardrobB and training. Aver- PORTER WANTED — Part-time. A resume to Box L-118, The Dally Reg- Early American Department. Mon. age S2O to J35 per night. Rapid ad- septic tank truck*. Firewood work. ply CANADIAN FURS. 30 Broad St., ister, Red Bank. Write to Box U17, The HOUSEKEEPERS — B per hour plus Ulrough Fri., 5:30 lo 9:30 year round vancement. Call 5911519 or 311-8(70. Red Bank. ROWAN INDUSTRIES benetlti. 916-4200. HOLMDEL CON- only. Apply Four Seaiona Gltt Shop. EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE Daily Register, Red VALESCENT CENTER, Holmdel. Lower Level, MonmouUi Shopping SALESWOMAN — Steady Job. Ex- EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER TRUCK DRIVER—Experience necc MAN — Plumbing, etc. for modern 2 Crescent PI. Oceanport Center, Eatontown. perienced preferred, but will train. COOKfC --r-r Apply In person only Uatt- sary. Little sliver Lumber & Suppl; nursing home. Good working condi- Bank (Building behind Holiday Inn) EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE wan Diner. Rt. 34, Matawan. tion?, excellent p»y. Write Box L-119, OPERATORS — 35 lira. week. PAYROLL CLERK OR ASSISTANT— Apply in person, or oall 741-2085. Ask Co., 15 Sycamore Ave., Little Sllve The Dally Register, Red Bank. DIRECTOR OF 741.9029. Should be familiar with adding ma- for Mrs. Perkins. FREEDM-AN'S Mr. Haven. 741-780O BAKERY. »03 F. Street, Belmar. chine. Experienced with figures. Will DRAFTING PLUMBINO MECHANICS THREE PACKERS — Full time, 8 FLORAL DESIGNER — Unit be ex- ACCOUNTING INDUSTRIAL NURSE be taught payroll lyitem. Excellent WAITRESSES WANTED — 21 years boro area. Call a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Some high school. perienced. To work In shore area. opportunity with reliable firm. Long and over. Experience not necessary, Paid holidays and vacation. Apply at m5O52 Of a new Community College In Mon- Branch Manufacturing Co., Children! will train. Apply In person, FLAM- TRAINEE Waterford Glass, 633 State Hwy 36, mouth County. Person should have a RN Diploma required. Hours 4 to 12 ASSISTANT SHORT ORDER - Dally degree In Accounting, find it least Coats, 20 Third Are., Long Branch. ING PIT, MonmouUi Shopping Center, SALESMAN—Full time. Experienced Long Branch. •, midnight. Industrial experience pre- 222-98(3 Eatontown. ^^ Excellent opportunity with rapid 10 a.m. • 2 p.m. Apply In person 2-3 years experience In Fund Account- ferred. Six daya p«r -week. Overtime growth GlasB Manufacturer. Require desired. Salary plus commission. M&N — Part-time. No experienca Betsy Ross Restaurant, Rt. 35 (near ttiff In public schools or equivalent and uniform allowance. Wtuld con- DOCTOR'S AIDE — Over 35, to work High School Graduate -with drafting Squire's Men's Shop. 1300 Hwy. 31 necessary. Apply STAR CLBANEKS, Shop-Rite) Shrewsbury. business management experience Will alder Interested person for summer four daya a week until 8 p.m. and Middletown. 671-9292. 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. supervise all Accounting Department BOOKKEEPER training having 0-1 year experience In HELP WANTED PART-TIME personnel, will be responsible for es- employment Pleas* contact Mrs. A. one evening. Write P.O. Box 367, tip to trial balance. At least mechanical drafting. THIS IS A BE- MEN WANTED — For moving trucka. Robinson, Dtl-3000, Ext 215, or apply Holmdel. GINNING POSITION! Apply In person PAET-TIMH! HE.LP WANTED—Serv- tablishing and maintaining a complete ' Personnel Office, 9 a.m. to 13 noon, 3 years experience. Good starting ice Station. Newman Springs Hi., and Loaders and drivers. ... NOW ays tern of financial data flow utilizing salary. Blue Cross/Shield paid, to Personnel Department with lamplsa Von. through Fri. INVENTORY CONTROL RECORD of your drafting. Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. S42-S993. 261-7468 42.50 per hour. Call 741-4014 modern office practice techniques, and KEEPER — Good at fljures, light major medical, profit sharing. JANITOR — General factory WDrk. THE MONMOUTH REOIONAL High will be responsible for the develop- bookkeeping. Devon Knitwear. 393 Call Mr. Reese ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT WIRE MAN License to drive. Please call 542-58M, School Board of Education Is seeking ment and maintenance of General LILY-TULIP Wharpurton St., Long Branch. (201) 969-2200 MIDLAND GLASS —Experience required In Installing Mr. Carter. applicants for school bus driving po- Ledger, Accounts Receivable, Account* DIVISION OF OWENS-ILLINOIS and wiring electrical controls. Musi sltlans for the 1959-1970 school year. Payablr, Payroll and other General HOSTESS CASHIER — Sally 11 am. CIJFFWOOD AVENUE OVERHEAD DOOR INSTALLER — Hwy. 35 Holmdei, N. J. CONTI RUBBER CUPFWOOD, N.J. be proficient In soldering and "Jc abl< Application blanks may bs obtained Accounting and Budgeting functions. An Equal Opportunity Empleyer 2 p.m. Qood pay. Betsy Ross Restau- to wire from schematics. Apply 1 Year round employment. Call 787-1038 by telephoning 642-1170, Ext, 37, Excellent salary and fringe benefit! rant; Rt. 39 (near thop-Rltt) Shrews- PRODUCTS, INC. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY person at ELECTRO IMPULSE, in daytime or 671-1032 alter 6 p.m. program, call or write B rook tin! 6 bury. EMPLOYER Chestnut St., Red Bank. TRAVEL AGENT WANTED — Travel Community College, Attention: Per- -Mlmie St., ASSISTANT MANAOER — For swim Agency Manager, Matawan area. sonnel Department, 765 Newman PART-TIME EVENINGS Cartaret, H. Ji O70OS club, Marlboro. Experienced desired. WAITRESSES — A.M. — P.M. Good An equal opportunity employer M7F DRIVERS Should be familiar with domestic and Springs Rd., Llncroft N. J. 0773J. tlpa. Apply In penon after 2 p.m. Call 9(6-8896 alter 6 p.m. international sales and ticketing. Gen- Telephone: (201) 8i2-19O0. TW0J5IRLS Betsy Ross Restaurant, Rt. 35 (near COOK — Full time, for small Nurs- Expsriencsd in handling PORTERS — Two-for general clean- erous salary, plus possibility for agen- Shop-Rite) Shrewsbury. ing Hpme. Shrewsbury Manor. 741- Ing and full care of floors. Neat and cy participation. Call R,E. Dlcksteln, An Equal Opportunity Employer (18 OR OVER) 2059. ____ household goods. Apply in sober. Top salary and fringe bererlts. (201) 666-0700. DE1NTAL ASSISTANT — Experienced parson, ANDERSON BROS., OFFSET DO NOT PHONE. Apply In peraon in handling telephone, some typing. OUILS AND WOMEN — Glamorous reekitsys only, 10 to 2. ATLANTIC EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES OR (More Classified Ads 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Satur- Red Bank area. Write qualifications opportunity. Full or part-time. High INC., 51-53 Mechanic St., HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME 8 WAITERS — Part or full time. Oall On The Next Page* to Box O-I01, Th» Dally Register, Red commission. Chooie your own work- Middletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. River House Inn, 842-2200. day a.m. Salary $34 week plus Bank. ing hours. Will train. Must hive car. Red Banlc. PRESSMAN Incentives. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience Call before 2 p.m. for appointment. STRUCTURAL STEEL and Miscel- M5-14SO. EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC [Also Asst. Pressman) laneous Iron Estimator and/or Detail- HELP WANTED-MALti HELP WANTED-MALE preferred. Red Bank area. Write Reply with full Information to stating qualifications to Box O-X02, —Chrysler products. Good pay. hos- S3.4O hr Eight paid holidays. Family Call 741-2936 or 741-7693 for ap- The Dally Register. Reft Bank. CLEANINO LAD¥ — Two part dayi pltallzatlOD, vacation and retirement. Box 195, West Long Branch, N.I. or one full day. Recent references Good working conditions. Call Mr. Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Moat pro- 07764. pointment. Ask lor Mr. Jones. required. Own transportation pre- gressive company In Monmouth Coun- EXPERIENCED HAIR STYLIST — Frank at F4H DODGE, 542-1117. ty. 7(1-9291. After «, 741-1231. YOTJNCJ MEN — Part-time, as bus PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES Call Accardl's, 763 Rl'er Rd., Fair ferred. Rumson. 741-3967. noys, kitchen helpers, Evenings and Haven. 741-7175. RELIABLE WOMAN — Dabyslt over- WAREHOUSE MAN SHIFT MANAGERS — And atlei weekend.!. Apply In person, FIRE- We heed people fo work rotating shifts. REGISTERED NURSE SIDE INN, Hwy. 38. Leonardo. Or qualified public health ours* for LAUNDRESS — < hours a day, 5 nlght on June 4Ui and 5th and all For household goods, moving and dants wanted, full and part-time for We are willing to supply the following: staff position in Public Health Nurslnt days a week. Apply In person from day June 6th. References. 741-7077. storage company, Apply In person at new Hess station opening on Koute TRUCK TIRE SERVICEMAN - 10 to 2. Bivercrest Nursing Home, ANDERSON BROS., INC., 51-53 Me-36, Union Beach, opposite Union Ave. • StHdy trnploymtnl doss to home Agencies. Write to Box D-198, The BUSY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT chanic St., Red Bank. cut-off. Apply 9 to IS, and 2 to 6. Highest wages, Good benefits. Exce Dally Register, Red Bank. 31 Chapln Ave., Red Bank. requires the services of a mature, lent opportunity for right man. Crown • Excellsni wagsi Including ihlfi differential payment! efficient Individual who enjoys pufjllc RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN Tire, Rt. 36, Port Monmouth. • Hoipltnllzatlon WOMAN — Part-time, counter work. NURSES' AIDE AND PRACTICAL BUTCHER — Experienced.'Pull time NURSE — Apply In parson from 10 contact. Must be able to deal effec- position. Will hire immediately. Call COUNTER MAN — Full time. Appl • Lite Insurance VOGUE CLEANERS, Acme Snopplnl to 2, Rlvercrest Nursing Home, 31 tively with department heads. Typing MANAGEMENT TRAINEES • Disability and sick Ixntllti Center, Llncroft 747-9819. Ambitious men needed. Over 21. Start- for detain, 229-7272 and ask lor Mr. In person, The Boatman's Shop, Chapln Ave., !Red Bank. required. Position entail* various ing salary to $7,200 per year, in to 11 Tringola. Wharf Ave,, Red Bank. t Rsflremenl plan clerical duties also. Good starting sal- Apply al SALESGIRL — Full time. Must have NEED FOUR WAITRESSES — For ary. Literal fringe benefits include months extensive training program. SHOE SALESMAN — Experienced. YOUNa MAN — Draft exempt, me; •ome knowledge of lewing and fabric. private club. Must be 31 and explrl- periodic increments, paid vacation. Excellent employment benefits, No ex- S125 and commission. chanlcally inclined, to operate sma Good salary plus commission. Mer- enced. Neat and reliable. Good- wages holidays and title leave, Blue Cross perience nBcesaary. AL'S BOOTERY farm type tractor and combine. Ex- guaranteed and benefits. Metl« In* FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW CALL cellent opportunity to advance Lo chandise discounts and many other eluded. Good hours. Apply between and retirement program. Submit Downtown Freehold KERR company benefits. Apply Mr. Zondlo, 10:39 and t p.m. Call Mr. Leonard, resume to Box L-121, Th« Dally Reg- 671-0925 sties and management, call Mr. Cole- •lAtfl MANUFACTUMNQ COWOMTIOM Singer Company. Monmouth shopping ister, Red Bank. PREBBIR — Part or full-time. Guar man, 948-9700. PACKAGING PRODUCTS DIVISION Center, Eatontown. MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN anteed salary. West End Cleaners. 11.' CLERK FOR SHIPPING DEPART- BARMAID WANTED — Uust apply SAUCSPERSONS WANTED — Full Brighton Ave., Long Branch.' Beers and Fronds sts. 'Keyport OPERATOR — Pleasant working con- time year round only. Five cay week. 920 Hwy. 35 Middletown MENT — capable or handling fork In person, Bayslde Tavern, 4 Broad MASONS AND iMASON HELt^KS lift truck preferred. Full time, per- An tqual opportunity employer ditions, full time. SHREWSBURY St., Keyport. No experience necessary. Applv F. W. Woolworth Co.. 52 Broad FRBSSER/CLEANER WANTED — DECORATORS, 488 Broad St., Shrews- - Red Bank, after 2 p.m. WANTED — Call after T p.m. 747- For one hour dry cleaning plant. Ex- manent. Paid, holidays and other com- bury. 7i7-M!2. REGISTERED NURSE — 3 or 4 5757. cellent pay and working conditions. pany benefits. Please apply In per RN OR LPN -3-11 P.m. relief, two Percentage basic with a future. Ap- son, RALPH PRIEDLAND A BROS., hours a day. Apply In person from days a week. Naveilnl Homs, 40 Rlv- Locust St., K«yport. HELP WANTED-Male-Female HELP WANTED-Male-Female NURSING 10 to 2, Rlvercrest Nursing Home, erilde Ave. Call lire. Mills, Mi-3400. ply DUKE KEYPORT CLEANBRS, 13 31 Oiapln Ave., Red Bank. AUTOMOBILE Division St., Keyport. 2M-1000. , Girls and Women WOMAN—For general cleaning includ- BOYS — Applications for part-time Will be trained on the Job to become WAITRESSES — All shifts open. Top ing ironing. One day week. »» SALESMAN AUTO MECHANICS work now being accepted for sum- wages. Apply Cog House; St. IS, per hour. Own transportation. 741- mer and fall employment. (Must have NURSES' AIDES and earn top wages driver's license. CHICKEN HOLI- during full time training. 91.76 per Middletown. Excellent opportunity for aggre* Experienced mechanics needed for our hour lo Mart DO NOT PHONE. Apply nlve, sellVstarter to Join the sales growing; vervlce department. Large DAY, 185 Hi. Newman Springs Rd., PRODUCTION WORKERS In paraon, weekdays -only.-lO-to-J, -At= COUNTER GIRL — For nights. Ap- force - of-catabllihod and- well re> volume assures top .earnings. Clean ahrewahury,. 7114361* lantlc Highlands Nursing Home, 8 Mid- pl-in-per!OnrP«t*™n's~Re»ti HELP WANTE&-MALE Riverside Ave., Red Banlc *nt, epected Oldsraobile-Cadlllac agcn- modern nhop. Five day week. All ben- SALESMAN — Part-time, Sat. only. MALE FEMALE dletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. flU. Apply Service Managar. Hardware. GALE'S HARDWARE CO. WOMEN — No experience necessary. MECHANIC—Eipertenee* on Chrysler 26 West Front St., Keyport. 264-2000. PART-TIME - Qlrl or woman to Paid vacation, fret nospltallzatlon. Corporation oars. FRMHOLD DODOB, We offer liberal fringe benefits YOUNG MAN make sandwiches. Five days per Highest wage scale In county. Apply 4STOZU. Including pension plan and pleasant NIOHT MANAGER WANTED — Also GO AND GROW WITH MIDLAND! week. Apply In person. THE OLDSTAR CLEANERS, 132 Myrtle Ave., working conditions...plus the op- Steady. Excellent opportunity to learn automotive parti business Assist parts night cashier. Bxperlonced. Apply In VILLAGE INN, 2S W. Front St. Long Branch. KXPEBU1NCED BUICK MECHANIC portunity to earn an aliova average person, RED OAK DINER, Hwy 3D, NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED —For Ilonmouth County's lariest Income. manager, stock shelves, deliver parts. COUNTER OIRLS - Three needed. Driver's license required. Apply Parts Hazlet, REWARDING AND FASCINATINO dealer. Ixcellent benefits ana work, HIGH WAGES STEADY WORK Apply in person, Pres-Rlte Cleaners, conditions. 741-7843. APPLY IN PERSON AT Manager, TACT0RY WOBK — summer em- 158 Saat Newman Springs Rd., Ktd iloyment and permanent positions OVERTIME CAREER — Many different positions Bank. MATURE MAmTBNANCE MAN - >pen. 18 years minimum age. Call General helper and some painting. Li- RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE- KITSON CHEVROLET OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT available. Need 25 full time and 30 COCKTAIL WAITRESSES — Sat., and or interview appointment. 462-7111. Sun. Experienced. Fort MonmouUi censed driver. Stesdy employ- Hwy. 36 Eatontown Itudents may apply for appointment Outstanding Benefits ment, Monday through Friday, » a.m. CADILLAC CO. >y mill. ECONOPAL, INC., P.O. Box part-time girls. Fret comprehensive Officers Club. Call for appointment to 5 p.m. Prefer iocml resident Call 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank MANA&ER-TRAINfcE Mr. Duffy. 542-7332. after t p.m. 741-7587. .03, Marlboro. MUST BE ABLE TO WORK ALL SHIFTS Ask for Mr. Savary CLOTHING DEPT. training. Call Miss Kara at 3«4-07U WAITRESSES — Part-time ind full INVESTIGATOR — SECURITY — Apply In Person To Personnel Department time. Over 21. Call SALES - MUTUAL FUNDS MEN WANTED Permanent, full time position avail- TRAINEE] — Full time, flood start- to set up Interview. 26411(4 able. Experience preferred but will ing salary. Age 21 - 35. (C'1D)-S63-BS 925 Hwy. 35 Middletown ins conditions. Good starting salary TOUNO RN NEEDED - Busy doc- year-round position. Must apply In VE3T0R8 CO.. 1 Mala Bt. Eatontown, HTCHEN HELP WANTED — One 512.MO0. Full or part-time workers for eve- plus full company benefit!. Apply to ull time dishwasher, Mon. thru Fr!. MIDLAND GLASS CO. tors office. Llncroft area. Full time. person. No phone callft. HOWARD nings. Must be at lent 18 years old. Clothing Dept. Manager. Salary 1100 for 4 days. Flexible sched- JOHNSON RESTAURANT, RTE 35, 1:30 to 4:30. Apply Bcrlven Hall or HANDY MAN — Gardeners for gen- :sll 642-731O. ule. Occasional evenings and Sat. re- Middletown. eral maintenance of property. Steady YOUNQ MAN — Driving experience, CLIFFWOOD AVE. julred, Write, to.; Box B-181, The Daily reliable. }2 per hour plus overtime. TWO GUYS 2OLLEQE1 GTUDHNT TO WOIIK OH Register, Red Bank. CLEANING WOMAN — General Job. 775.0701. ^^ Apply in person, Ben'i Car Wsah, Rt. housework. Two dayi p«r week. In 35, Middletown. Rt. 35 and Twin Brook Rd., "Mlddlctoirvn YACHT AS MATE — Must have lomc CUFFWOOD. N. J. Haslet. Call 787-6702. PACKERS An Equal Opportunity ffinlpioyer knowledge or gas engine. Call ne- ACTORS NEEDED — For local Iwcen D and 12 a.m., 388-2280. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER HELP WANTED-FEMALE Wanted for household mov- movie production. If Interested, call NIGHT WATCHMAN WANTED — 222*2274 during morning hours week Weekends and Mondays. Fort Mon- CARPENTER • Call Howard Ooff, HELP WANTED-FEMALE ing and storage company. mouUi Of(lcerrs Club. Year round posi- '4T-2O29 days, before Juns 15th. tion. Please phone for appointment, after 6 p.m. ASSEMBLERS-TESTERS Apply in penon ANDER- CONTRACT Mr. Durry, 612-7332. UA8ON HELPERS WANTED—Call Opportunity optnlngi art now avail- LEGAL STENOGRAPHER SON BROS., INC., 51-53 EXPERIENCED PAINTERS 'WANT- *etnlck Construction able with ADMINISTRATOR ED — Apply In person between 5:30 671-18M | — Minimum el thr« y«ar« •»• Mechanic St., Red Bank. Library furniture manufacturer needs and 6:30 p.m. 45 Hendrickson PI., FACTORY HELP ptrlenct. an alert, clear thinking Individual to Fair Haven. ATLANTIC YOUNG MEN assume control of key position. Main- HELP WANTED-MALE SALARY To he trained In sales and service. ly Inside work. Product experience BUTCHER — Experienced. Retail, /-SEMI CONDUCTOR Salary and commission. Company car not mandatory. Call for appointment, No night work. Holmdel Meat Pack- ALL SHIFTS ing, Holmdel. 046-4595. Apply In ptrson at 90S Mall lion Avi., $120 per week rurnlshed. All company benefits. Only 5(2.5000. Mr SclinoM. ' those interested In steady position CARPENTERS — Experienced. Re- JOB OPPORTUNITIES Aibury Pork, from 9 o.m. te 4 p.m. Call 747-3730 neeri apply. Apply In person, no phone. YOUNO MARRIED MAN—For work- NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED THE 8INOER COMPANY. 69 Broad ing assistant manager. Salary guar- port on Job. Country Woods, Holm- St., Red Bank. anteed. 3150. Apply In person, Ben's del. See John. ot JENSEN MARINE Car Wash, Rt. 35, Middletown. Rapidly expanding East coast plant LAB ASSISTANT TRAINEE^ — Down" of largest sailboat producer In U.S. SUPERVISOR — For night trucking n Red Bank. Full time employ- WE WILL TRAIN ment for a willing worker. Excellent needs steady, year round help. Boot <>" on MnnaKMnnaKcmene t backgrounbacg d experience not necessary. WB will helpful. Call FreFdd C, HermannH , VVan working conditions ami liberal bene- Brunt & Bon, 2578J0O. fits. Only a coni-ientloun person nerd train ASSEAABLERS — CARPENTERS SOME MECHANICAL apply at 28 Linden PL, Red Rank. - PAINTERS - FIBERGLASS CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR — MOLDERS — WOODWORKERS. Paid With electro mechanical Inspection ex- CARPET MECHANICS AND IIELI~ hospital and medical benefits, paid APTITUDE LIGHT MACHINE perience. Munt be able m Inspect ERS wanted with tools. Phone 291- holidays and vocation, bonuses and A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI from blueprints snd used test gauges. or 787-5337. overtime. Apply In person. ELECTRO IM- COMPETENT WAnH.HOHBE MAN — EXPERIENCE HELPFUL PULSE, 116 Chestnut St., Red Bonn. Steady employment, Apply In person JENSEN MARINE, Dlv. or Bango LITTLE 81LVBII MIKK'B, 1 fiyca- Punto Corp., P. O. Box 113, Boimdry mor« Ave^, Little silver. Rd,, Muilboro, N. J. Writs or Phont 431-oioa between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. JOIN A GROWING Adding Machines-Typewriters Moving and Storage Fainting and Decorating PRODUCTION (An equal opportunity employer) HELP WANTED-MALE COMPANY IN A ADDma UAOHlrnM - Typewriter! ROBERT ft. FARWELL. •old, rented, repaired Bsrploo'a 101 ANDERSON BROS. Painting A Decorating ELECTRICIANS Uonmouui It.. Red Bask, T4MMU. ror mi Estimate! Call tu-Jlst INC. Require high achoo. graduatei with 4 GROWTH INDUSTRY L.B. PAINTING CONTRACTOR — yearn Industrial electrician and me- Are you a really successful We are a leading manufacrurer of wire, cable and PACKING — MOVINA Reaionable price. Free estimates. In- chanical experience. Will be required Diamonds Bought or Itestvled terior, eztsrior. OeneraJ repairs. 787. to make electrical and mechanical re- TV system products offering ... ITORAOI tm P&lm. Muni rotato shlflA. QuallflM rate IH $3.77 an hour plun nhlft dif- AUTO SALESMAN? Let us bur the diamonds you don't Pearl and Bead Itestringlng ferential, Excellent frlrfso benefit plsn. •raar or let us restrle them for ran Apply in person to rersonnol Depart- Good Salary / psrsoniiir. RtueiUlei'. M Broad It Expertly on braided nylon. ll.GO a II »p«r!inc( ihowi (hat you can loll new can In volums. strand. Sterling clasps from 7Se. REIISSILLES'. » Broad Bt., Red ""'MIDLAND GLASS co. Generous Benefits Bank. CMFKWnnn AVE. ARE YOU WELL PAID? General Contractor! MSEMr/AUJIAD VAN LINKS CLIFKWOon, N. J. STEADY YEAR MKhniesi. 741-0010 K.d.snli Plumbing and Heating An Equal Opportunity Empleyer ARE YOU STYMIED ON YOUR JOB? t OPERATOR — Good OAHP|!NTR* - Aadltloni. paneling, Odd Jobs PLUMBING - Heating and baUiroom g Munt be ex peril-need in (Trad- ROUND WORK steps, sidewalks, patios. Mo Jobs. remodeling, ing with A]]l« Chalmers. Call after 4 Heri'i a rort epportunlfy. The professional lalesmon cliosin for thli RtasomabU rails. HUMS. 747-jm. LJOHT IIAUI.INO-Callart garages p.m. 22EM.V)3. opening wilt have Idtal working conditions and hli •arnlnoi will bi oltanid up. Have truck. Wet «stl. CORRIGAN'S Apply in person all week males. 741-ilii after 1 pun O1 Oakland St.. Red Bank r<7-i706 PART TIME* ~ Adjuster. Alimt Us limited only by till own ability, Coll al lionent ami reliable. Home mechanical A1X TTPII OF IIOUB lUPAIRl Painting and Decorating Roofing, Siding It Insulation •blllty. We will train. Apply Air. Altiratlons, remodeling, and painting Zondlo, Singer Coinpnny, Monmoutli VIKOA CABLE CO. CARL B. JONDfl — Palntlnr and OMEN CO. INC. RotXUg, Siding * Whpping Ccntfir, Katontown, McFADDIN CADILLACOLDSMOBILE Reasonably priced. rri« aitlmatei. wallpapering FuMr Iniured. For frit Insulation Installed and) guaranteed DISHWASHER — Over 18. 251 Bro.dway «t 4th 322-1234 Long Branch Halls Mill Rood FreeholdlNL J. Prwnpt ••rvlce. Call 741-38H3. •stlmatM, oall Xbi-MU. '' Tcr ID rears. 7IS-0T03. »1-Oot0. Call M Eq««l Opportunity Employer

• if..... •'•• -THE DAILY 8EGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 23 BUSINESS OPTOKTONmES BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIES FOB SALE Family Cfrewi FETS AND LIVESTOCK COMMERCIAL RENTALS GARAGES FOR RENT AMERICA'S No. I FRANCHISE ITEMS YOU NO LONGER OOOD HOMEl WOUtm FOR OUMBR f roR FXtrr — o» DOGS — And cash paid (or pedigreed DISTINGUISHED lngton ft Call WITH Utters. Stu Lerner, Doc Tralntr, 229- i. TIl-UtftT. NEED OR USE WILL... 7781, 222-7357. eves.. 531-MS4, lor fur- ther Information. OFFICE 3,000 PLANTS IN U.S.A.' MAI ESTATE FOR SAlf MOBILE COO GROOMING SPACE One-Hour "MARTINIZING" SELL WE COME TO YOU HOUSES FOB SALE EDEN ACRE 842-4039 Loca.t*rf In center of Red Bin! !^S 6 STORES EACH WEEj< AND SPEND- business-- district. ILtlON D0LiARS AKO K-B CUTIES l5 !JK ANNUALLY IN All thei RUMSON - Choice rustic liv- T A D FAST SIZZLING HOT-DOS SALE ing locale. Spacious ranch. w-r ^ MAGAZINE CONSUMER ADVER- • Central Air Con-iitioninf lMAINT WITH A QUICK ACTION INSTANT CREDIT • Self Service Elevator Fireplace in living room, for- V^l.X* AIN THE LARGEST BACK-UP PUP GOES HOME WITH YOU NOW • Private Parking Space ADVERTISING PROGRAM IN THE DRY CLEAN- LOW-COST Fabulous Great Danes, bloodhounds. • Complete Janitorial Service mal dining room, kitchen, den, Old English sheep dog, Skye terriers. • rndlv(r.ua! Thermo»laUcafly two bedrooms, one bath, patio, T INSUR E SUCCESS OF OUR DAILY REGISTER W,e!maraners, Irish setters. Basset controlled heat hounds, wire fox terriers, Scottles, • Wail-to-Wall Carpeting utility room, hot air oil heat, KSNOHISES™ ° cocker apaniels, poodles-all colors and alzes pugs, schnauzers, Ohlhuaiiuas, Call for appointment to inspect two-car garage. One acre plot. FAMILY AD Boston Terriers, Cairns. Siberian hmk- fes, . flalnt Bernards ALL PUPS Reduced to $53,000. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS HEALTH GUARANTEED. Permanent H8.000 OR MORE AT A MAJOR SHOPPING CENTER LOCATION THF.M shots, wormed. Lowest Prices Best 747-1100 FAIR HAVEN - Settled area. CONTACT US. YOU SHOULD HAVE J12.0O0 AND A GOOD CTBIOT RATDJo! F0R Quality. 54 Broad Street Red Ban 3 E. Frent St, Red Bank Ranch, Living room has fire- RELIABLE DRY CLEANING MACHINERY, INC JUST 747-3934 OFFICES — (PrlvatO In lar« suite, place, dining room, kitchen, SIAMESE KITTENS — Lilac, Seal, Aa small as 70 sq. ft. All services SERVING THE INDUSTRY S1NOE 10.10 AmllabU for Horch&ndlM Vor Sal* only. Article must originate Irom A Chocolate Point. Guaranteed healthy, as desired. Executive Center, 1 Main three bedrooms, V/i baths, full Inoculated and registered. Lilac male St.. Katontown. 542-32S1. Local Representative, J. Wilensky ^88-3033, Any Tims houaebold and may not exceed a a*l*> available for stud. 536-3987. basement. Baseboard hot water price of {50.00 per article. MODERN OFFICES — Slnfles ^ Owned byMcGraw-Edison Price MUBT b« advertised. Ettcb ad' WANTED — AKC registered collie mites, own parking. Colonial strli oil heat. Game and recreation rfltiMutl Uo« ^t00, No woT changes proven for stud service. Pick of lit- bunding. Heat, All! maintenance, ail rooms. Attached two-car ga- may bs ma.de and no diioounttf or ter or fee. Call 741-5281. conditioning optional. Reasonable ren< INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION retumi will be made If ad li can- tajs. 10 Sorlnc St.. Red Bank. Cal rage. Formal plot. $34,990. celed before exptratkn. GERMAN 3HEPHERD PUPS — AKC. 741-8585. To Place Your Daily Rtgiitar Imparted sire, richly colored, excel- WE HAVE OUR OWN COMPUTER FAMILY AD, CALL ... lent temperament. 264-3162. 3501) 8q. FT. — Light manufacturing LITTLE SILVER —Convenient- AKC COLLIE PUPS — WHITE. FAC- loft for leas*. ly situated. Cape Cod. Living Th« Fabuloui IBM 360 For You To Train Onl TORED TRIS. SIRE AND 0AM Call 7*11100 Sltp UD ln(o c high-paying acllon-prrcked coreerl DQy ond evening classes 741-6900 SHOW DOOS. CALL 774-0185. OFFICE AND YARD — Fenced In room, dining room, kitchen, now forming . . . approved, for veterans , . . Tuition loans ovallable. 24-Hour Service MILK GOAT-SAANEN area. Call 291-2400 or four bedrooms, one bath. Utili- "Don't worry/ Mommy, if you don't find the REASONABLE 2101 ty room. Hot air gas heat. At- ENROLL IN THE COMPUTER SCHOOL WITH IBM COMPUTER lAROS! UPRIGHT FREEZER — Used CALL 776-7283 after 6 p.m DESIRABLE OFFICE ON PREMISES FOR STUDENTS USE diamond by Christmas, Santa will bring you On Broad St., Shrewsbury tached one-car garage. Over- six months, all guarantees. Cost (too. DALMATIAN PUPS — AKC. cham- another one." pion sired. Wormed, permanent shots. 741-0076 days. 542-2667 evei sized lot. $22,700. Sacrifice 1275. Call 747-3706. Raised with children. Good home Northe.it I more important than price. 542-62(0. STORE OR OFFICE —Prime Iocs For Frae Bookie) Moll This Coupon or T«l, 747-4447 tlon. Low rent. Good parking area, Computer I KITTENS FREE TO GOOD H0ME8- Call 741-6784 all day 671-0823 eve DENNIS K. BYRNE MORBB PORTABLE SEWING MA- FOR SALE FOR SALE 5 weeks old. Call IniHtut. SNAME CHINK — Hi years old. All attach- 842-5675 BEALTOR-INSUROR ments. Used once. Excellent condition PORCH SALE — We've moved froi HOUSES FOR RENT (SO. 787-8170. YE OLD BARN SALE - Fri., Sat., PERSIAN KITTENS — CFA regis- 8 West River Road Rumson 40 Engliih Plan J ADDRESS larger house so have furniture, houa starting at 9 a.m. Walnut bed $25, oak tered. Wormed. Inoculated, health hold Items, clothlpg. Some very go drpsst"- S7.sn. Formica kitchen set guaranteed. 536-3235. W! to 1390 Per Month Phone 842-1150 RED BANK, N. J. J aTY STAJE z|p ALUMINUM AWNINGS some otherwise. Antiques, old, »ai wlUi four black leather chairs 335, THB BERG AOENCI By Al Kowell depression, modern. Pri. and Sat. pine cupboard $12, aalt box $2. Ptae FEMALE QERMAN SHEPHERD - Rt. 33 Mladletmra MEMBER MULTIPLE C«ll 747.4647 I """ to 5, 431 Spring St., Bed Bank. mirror $2.50,, plus many other items. Black and sliver, six months old. 67MO00 LISTING ! PHONE ASE 538 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury. AKC registered. 842-5544. BUWBOARD — Dewey Weher, 8'2" UNPAINTED FURNITURE WIDB BELECTIOW OP RBNTALB - Good condition. Best offer takes. Call GARAGE BALE — Furniture and ONLY TWO AKC MINIATURE Furnished and UDlurntthed. Immedi- LITTLE SILVER $45,900 747-4S0O. CLEARANCE SALE household articles. Willow Ave., Mon- POODLES — Males left. Ona apricot, ate occupucr. SAMUEL TEICHER HELP WANTED-Male-Female FOR SALE mouth Beach. Frt., and Sat., May one champagne. 842-3720 evenings. Delightful young apHt-levef. Four larj* B-1S-N AMPKO BABB AMPLIFIER— Ltok for yellow tat for special »a!i AGENCY, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport bedrooms, gameroom with fireplace, 23rd and 24th. 512-3500. large playroom, 2% baths Large lot. DISHWASHER — BIX nights a week. INTRODUCTORY SALE - Gerani- •$125. Call ' BEAGLE PUPPIES — AKC regis- Good pay. Steady. Doris A Ed's Sea 591-9078 GARAGE SALE — At Holy Cross tered. Call evenings. Attache! two-car garage, ftlver right*. ums three for $1. 201 Shore Blvd.. and RED BANK LUMBER School Auditorium, Humson Rd., 842-279S TWO AND THREE . BEDROOM Conveniently located. Horn* In excel- food Restaurant. 36 Shore Dr., High, Mornlngslda .Ave., Keansburg 7S7-6434 Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-551 HOMES — For rent or sale. $125 t lent condition. lands. 872-1565. AKIA M-S PROFESSIONAL, AUTO- Ruroson, Sat., May 24, I0.-38 to 3. TWO FEMALS; PUPPIES FREE TO *15O a month. THE KIRWAN CO MATIC STEREO TAPB' RECORDER ANTIQUE SHOP — Rockera, < KINO OF THE ROAD — Self pro- OOOD HOME. Call REALTOItS, Belford. 787-55O0. W LIMITED CLEANING — Cooking am —With tapes. Including Internal and trunks, 35 up. old bottles all slz< pelled, self contained, step van camp- 787-4988. Keanaburi. 7S7.660O. Hailet. 264-7500. serving for a couple. Summer month RENT A TV external, large speakers. Many ex- Iron toys, cars. Pictures, frami er motor home- 23'6". Sleeps four. JEAN K. IRWIN Thurs. thru Sur>. evening". Call Snt Color or black and white Day, week tras. Call 583-9391 alter 5. glassware, etc. 117 Main' St., Por Head with shower and monomatlo ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES —Four TWO STORY — Five-room house, Re*lt.*r or month. Low rates. BAT8HCRK TV Monmouth. 787-2838. Open 1 to 8 p.m females, one male, five weeks old. 2O0' off highway 35, In Holmdel Town- between 10 and 4. 031-2122 (Deal WALL FURNACB — Selgler ga< hot toilet. Dinette, range and refrigerator. Blue *nd whiles. lemon and whiles," On thi N&vesink River Red Bank 36 Church St., Keanaburg. 7(7-4400. BACK YARD BAZAAR — May 24tt Still under warranty, $8500. Call 291- ship. Available June 1st. i!60 pel COOK — Full or part-time. Largi air. Good condition, 1100. Call 787- 1475 to see. S8I). Call 671-1303. month. Write Box N-141, The Call) DECORATOR VELVETS — Remnants 8890. - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Antiques, furniture Register, Rpri Hank. 842-4188 nursing home. Modern kitchen. Good »t.»5, $5.95, Value $15 146. Little SUVOt clothing, baby Items. Surprises, TWO SMALL MINIATURE AKC working conditions. 566-6400. Jlatawan, Upholstery & Drapery. 717-2890. OARAGE BALE — lt-2 p.m., Sat, REGISTERED POODLES — Silver. COMPLETE BET — Used kitchen llayftir Rd., off Telegrapn Hill Rd, May 24. Many books. Formica, dining LITTLE SILVER — One year leaae. MIDDL/ETOWN N. 3. cabinet*, and appliances. G.E, dlah- Uolmdel. 294-23SS. One male, one female. 291-2340. FUUNITUHB AND APPLIANCES — washer. Best oRer. 747-5227 after < set. Miscellaneous. 438 River Hd., Unfurnished five-room house (two bed ADORABLE WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH p.m. YARD SALE — Combined goods Fair Haven. ALASKAN MALAMUTES — AKC. rooms). Available on or before Jul THfiEE-BEDROOM RANCH — P«B- CRE.DIT PROBLEMS. IMMEDIATE flva homes (furniture, china, tool ODB nve-montfi-old male. One female, 15tli. References required. $225. pe eled llvlm room. River rights. Bamutl- SITUATIONS WANTED-Female YARD SALE oan be bred In July. Both lovable month. DELIVERY. INSTANT CREDIT. I COMMERCIAL — Coin op- etc.) Corner or Hillside and Navesl ful groinnda Only CALL MR. GRAN, 373B636. Aves., Naveslnk, Thursday and Fi EQUIPMENT, SEWW8 dispositions. Top Champion blood line. JO-TEAR-OLp college Junior wishes erated dryer. Ideal for laundry, ho- MACHrNE, TV, CLASS, ANTIQUES, Bhols and wormed. 542-0718. STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC. $26,500 employment an lutor, govornesa, etc. tels, motels car wash, etc. Reason- day, 10 to 3. OLD TOYS, WAFFLE IRONS, VAC- MANUFACTURER'S CL03E0UT — AKC REGISTERED BEAGLE. — Two REALTOR FHA 52,300 down. Qualified tuy«r. Write K.E.. 347 Orove Bt., Upper Table with extension leaf and four able. 531-3317 or B31-3872. THREE-PIECE BEDROOM — Italia; UUM CLEANER, TRAINS, DECK GALLERY OF HOMES Montclilr, N.J., 07043. chairs. Special $39.05. Limited quanti- Provincial, »125. Bllt-Rlte carrla CHAIRS. CAMERAS, BRIC-A-B1UC, months old. Male. Beautifully marked 45 W. Htvtr Rd. 747-O0OO Rumson ty. BARON DINETTES. 1874 Hwy.GOLF CLUBS — Matched Irons, and mattress, 125. Crib and mattresi MUCH MORE. »25. Call 291-1050 after «:30 p.m. BEACH AGENCY, Rwltor COLLEGE GRADUATE — English 35, Mlddletown, (Opposite Klnney woods, wedgw, putter and bag. Like $30. Hotpolnt rerrlgerator and free: SUN. 9 TO 4 CHERIBOB KBNNELB — Offers fine 19* lit. 35 MWdlelown, N. J. major seeks part-time employment Shoe Jughandle). 671-0004. new, U50. Call 842-2091. er. »50. Call 611-5298. 522 W. LINCOLN AVE. OAKHURST collie, chihuahua, wlra loi t&rrler THREE-ROOM FURNISHED 812-2628 open T day! where writing or editing Is required FOUR COMPLETE M Gauge train SURFBOARDS — 9' SporknigM. Fal SOD—Merlon Blue Grass, delivered puppies. Wormed, Inoculated. 671-1862. GALOW. Call 291-3827 Eves: 831-tiee Please call 747-0103. aets with two transformers, plua ex- condition. 8'12" Weber Feather. GCKM and Installed. Call until 9 p.m. FLOOR TILES condition. Call after 5. 671-0822. MINIATURE POODLE — Silver gray, SPEED TYPIST — 85 wpm, »teno 120 ClPtin handsome floors mak» your tras, $125. Norge refrigerator, $25. 741-7777 male. 7 months old. Call after fl p.m. VERMONT VACATION HOME SHREWSBURY wpm. Bummer work, QettlnK mar liome. Stop In and choose from beauti- Gas stove, $20. Admiral upright freez- ONS FENDER BA88MAN AMPLI 291-G310. «27,K00 er, like new, (100. 787-4360 between RESUIIG13RATOR — Double door, au- Kitchen, modern shower balh. Pr Would you like a ipotleis horn* In tied In September. Cull 741-3403. ful patterns in Johns-Man vllle and 6-7 p.m. FIBR ~ $200. One Telecaster Guitar tomatic defrost, 550. Window air con. vate lake, .land beach 40' away, boat, Kentllc floor squares at low prices. $100. Call 842-3773. dltloner, 6000 BTU, like new, J068, FREE KITTENS TO GOOD HOMES 113 a week. 4S2838S. Shrewsbury? This Is it!! Treei plua. RELIABLE WOMAN—Wishes to takd Do your own job and save. Living room with flrepU.cc, dining care of children In her home. Will 18" REEL POWER MOWDR — Like ANTIQUE PINE corner cupboal (SO. 493-8017, Phone room, three bed room*, tttll finished 747-5977 W. KEANSBURG — Gray stone bun. toard Ihe-m If nealrod. C«U 747-2609. RED BANK LUMBER new, used only ona eeason. |50. Call E,arly 1800. Call evenings. IRON SAFE — 26x27x45 — Approved g-alow. Five rooms, two bedrooms, gamei-own in banement. Ths kltchea WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN IN Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500 671-1217. 842-0514. Nortti American Safe Assoc. Best oi- PARROT AND CAGE — 115 built-in kitchen. Heat, hot water. $145, ii new and beautirul. See It today! ler. Call 842-4414. 1IY HOME — For working mother. 23" WEBTINOHOUSB T.V. — $25. HAM OEAR — 2 meter transmute Call 787-546J. Fair H»v«n area. Call 741-0346. THE BEST 30" WestlngDouse electric range. *25. 6,8 and 12-watt output. High qualll SEVEN-PIECE DINING ROOM SET 787-7329 PAUL BRAGAR Engineered rain gutter systems in N.J. audio. Afodulator can be user! as pul MIDDLETOWN — KINGS HWY. — 291-9411. —With pads, S100. Coppertone Welbllt GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP8—AKC, REALTOR SEAMLESS, concealed hangars, Stain- lie address amplifier. BxM commi range, 36". Like new. $100. 495-012S: Small two-'jedroom house. Unfur- 1M Broad St. Shrewsbury H7-M21 SITUATIONS WANTEDMale less steel screws. Only .032 heavy OA3 STOVE — Clean and in good nicablons receiver. Singer panoramli with all shots. Champion bloodline. nlBhed. Security required. 871-3266. gauge white used. Gall for Free Estl- condition. 320. adapter. 747-5696 after. 5:15, all da: THEJIMOFAX — Model 47, Infra-red Large dogs. Females $65. maleB $75. mates, 291-3025 weekends. statement machine, SM duplicating Three monUw old. SONNY'S RES- LITTLE SILVER — Furnished three COLTS NECK IALESMAN — Wishes to discuss po- product. Reasonable. 671-0118. TAURANT, Belford. 787-96(8. bedroom ranch. Summer season $1000, Beautiful two-bedroom ranoh located sition wltli small manufacturing com- PROWN'S HOUSEHOLD ITEMS — Bur IIICB 1966 INTERNATIONAL CUB — Lo' on one of thi nicest »treetj In Coin dARACE—Large oil on canvas, $4(1. ELEVEN YEAft OLD APIULOOSA or $275 monthly (or six months. Jea pany and possibility of future 'JUyln. 32 Broad St Red Bank 741-7500 new, 9x1!}. Stove, end tables, lamps, Boy, mower, snow blade, cutter bat K. Irwln, Realtor, 842-4188. Neck. Mani- large beautiful shade Write Box L-120, Ths Dally Register, wall clock. Bab/ furniture, fan, Hammer-knife mower. Like new. Ca! Pewter, oil-lamp, Jup, colored glass, STUD—Sound and well broke. $200. trees inoludlng dogwood. Expert land- Red Bank, DAYTON SCALE — One Qlobe slicing drapes, glassware, etc. 4554)353. 483-8121. planters, frames, tin and wooden, Call 787-0755, Michael Ferrara. scaping. Over one acre. Privacy. Low machine. Both for $300. One 4K8 ware, 10c lo J10. Frl., Sat.. Mon.. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS— WANTED TO RENT taxes. »(7,500. ILLMEN8EE AGENCY, SUMMER EMPLOYMENT — And Blruli on Birch Gondola J75. SS6-937II. PRUITWOOD DININO TABLE — MOVING — Selllnc Lowrcy spine Tuea. 11 to 6. 55 Peters PI., Red Large boned. Will be enormous dogs. Kcalton, Rt. 34, Colts Neck 462-3173. possible part-time after Sept. tor In- 3S"x50", self contained 12" leaf, ex- organ, solid rock maple 36" Junto: Bank. Beautifully marked. See both parents. Oldest Agency In Colts Neck. dustrious teacher with varied back- ALTO SAXAPHONE — 114 y«". old. tends to 62". 130. 284-5(98. hutch-buffet, assorted solid coppei WB NEED - Five or «lz, 2-3 bed- and solid brass Items. Phone 291-3724 LENNOX GAS FURNACE — 81.000 $35. 291*3140. ground. Interesting work. Balary open Hardly used. 4100 or best offer. 671- DINING ROOM — Kitchen set. Out' room Rental Homes, furnished or Un- PAIR HAVEN - Under construction Call 394-5483 evenings. 1518. 1 after !S:30 p.m. weekdays, all d BTU. $50. Perfect condition. Call 254- ADORABLE BLACK AND WHITE furnished trom $85 to $350 per month two story house. Four bedrooms, 214 door furniture. Reasonable. Call 071 Sat. and Sun. 1687. KITTENS - Free. Call for incoming personnel. THE BERO baths, , paneled den wllh fireplace. REFRIOERATOR-FREEZER, 12 cu. 2030 after 8:30 p.m. 264-4206. AGENCY, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 671-10011 Hot sir heat and air candltlonlna- ANTIQUE SALE — 25% OFF — O WALNUT BEDROOM SET — Box 741-05H. FINANCIAL It. 2 y, good neigh- UNCLAIMED LAY A WAY woods, putter, leather bag, »40, 29 month. Call 787-3J97 anytime. 39fifl Zlg rag Bflwlng machine, never MACHINES 747-M34 Can call all day Mon. THREEI-BBDROOM RANCH — Wllh Uorhoooa and transll trade. Paid 1999 Zig Zage, brand new, never used. Vreeland PI.. Oceanport. full /Julshed cellsr. All fenced In. training. Ont In Matawan and one In used, No attachments needed to make SURFBOARD — 196? 9'2" CJreE NO1 TWO-BEDROOM unfurnished house, With sliwers and everything, Call a/- Cneesequake Call days, HE 6-6(96. tuttonholcn, sew buttons on, blind hem These machines darn, monogram, Good condition. $75. Call weekend GUITAR — Ohet Atkins Tennessean 5100 to $140 a month. Urgent. Cal "•• 3 p.m. 787-7360. Alter 5 call 727-1541. (1 reuses, make fancy stitches. I\'ew make button holes, appliquea, •tc. 291-0884. model wlUi case. One year old. (170. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 787-3797 anytime. guarantee. all without mttaohmenu. GOOD USED TIRES — Have aboui Call 671-2230. APARTMENTS EXECUTIVE DESIRES TO RENT — MARLBORO TWP. (Station Rd., off BE A BALES ENTREPRENEUR — Two-bedroom apartment or house for Rt. 79) Blz-reom house; 6 acres; BALANCE ON $31.80 Full prl ct 20 snow tires, plenty of meat c 5' MODERN FOAM RUBBER COUCH W2.500. 743-0117, In Insurance. Salary during training. Taxes Included, or assume nix pay- them. Also one set of 15" mags, 49 —$70. Large Queen Ann arm chair, two to three months. Please comae: Call Peler Belmont, 741-3112. $32,50 0823. J35. Call 842-2266. JCATONTOWN, BATON CREST—Gold Mrs. DIOIicomo, BAI, 229-1100, ext ment B 0/ J5.30 per month. Call Capital Medallion Club and Apartment!. 1 749. TAVERN BUSINESS FOR SALE Credit Manager until 0 p.m. It toll, Or *1.7S weskly COMPRESSOR — Champion pneu- and 2 bedrooms. 542.1105, dally »-5- call collect. KITCHEN SET —Dining room chain (More Classified Ads "CALL mirror. Christmas decorations, eti matic. 114 h.p, Two cylinder. Reason, WANTED TO RENT — For twe 541-4850 561-2600 196* Singer Zla- Zai, cabinet model, able. Call 264-4651. RED BANK — Furnished apartment. weeks mid August, 2 or 3-bedroom On The Next Page) Blirhily u»ed. This machine does all* 4. Johnson St., Monmouth Be.ach. Three rooms and bath. Includes ail collage or efficiency near ocean In Serving your area daily. your embroldtrj and button sewlnj SPRING - BUMMER MATERNITY MAJOR OIL COMPANY - Haa three- ANTIQUE CHAIRS — Needlepoln utilities. Adults only, no pels. 747-5320 Bea BrIKht, Monmouth Beach, Rum- bay lervlca station In Sad Bank avail- SPECIAL LOT — Ladies one-piece without any bthto WARDROBE —Size 7-8, gowns, cock- son vicinity. Call 741-5514. HOUSES FOR SALE seats. Whitney maple hedroom se tail, etc. 281-O140. RED BANK — studio apartment In able. Going business for right man. swim-sulta, size* 32 to 36. $2.99 etch, drop leal table, coffee table. 741955, Colony House. J120 per month. Call AIRLINE PILOT — Needs 2 Paid training and retirement plan 2 for J5. SAM SILBERBLATT. 120 MOVINO MUST SELL — Tropical or 3- Bay Ave.. Highlands. $46.80 8(2-4885. bedroom house to rent. Call available. Minimum Investment. Or 11-00 par week AFRICAN VI0UBT8 — May 24th, II fish setup, boy's toys Including 747-2260 Phone daya, 667-7300. Alter I p.m. 'LOWER AND VEGETABLE PLANTS a.m. 87 Bank St., Red Bank. Cal weights, dresaers. garden equipment, LARGE studio room. Tile bath. Light S87-1746. 7414989 rugs, desk, chain, etc. Call 842-4823 housekeeping. Good location. Quiet RESPONSIBLE, mature couple with ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FOR SALE — At wholesale prices. Straight Btttch Tnachlnea—From W9.95 mature business woman. 741-0761. Bach Hat contains S doz. plants. Pe- Zlg ZagB-From (32.95 1 between 10 and 8. one child desire to rent 2-benroom SMALL LUNCHEONETTE — Down- AMPLIFIER — Ampeg. Excellen unfurnished apartmont or house In HILL town imslnns area, Long Branjh, tunia, Salvla, Snapdragon, Marigold, Uied Consoles—Prom $14.50 GARAGE SALE — Sat. Household GARDEN APARTMENTS — 3',i Alyasum and Portulaca. Each Hat I'J, condition. Call after 5. Locust-Naveslnk area beginning June Three bedrwmi, l'/i baths, rtcrtatlon Reasonable. 229-1889 or 2.22-51B alter 671-0622 Items. Garden tools, rugs, card tables rooms unfurnished $123 2% rooms tax Included. Tomatoes Peppcw, and chairs. Dishes, beach and out- furnished $140. -4'^ rooms unfur- 15. Please write J. Ryser, 812 N. W. room, ont ear • / BKplantfi, Lettuce $3.75 per flat. Oer- ATLANTIC SEWINS ONID PAIR — Of Michigan propel- nished $150. Call 747-4233 after 1 p.m. 105 St., Miami, Fla. »nturns, very large, 75o and Me. Vt. side furniture. 25 shore Road, Goose- BARBER SHOP — For sale or rent. CENTER * i. Left/Right. Three bladea Sl» neck Point. Oceanport. ATTRACTIVE nicely furnished two $18,900 Fully equipped. Building and property. mile north of Rod Bank In rear of 14x12. Call 741-5104. the Branch Brook Pool Co., or call 723 Cookman Ave. Attmry park BLONDE MAHOGANY - Modern rooms. Bed-llvlng room, kitchen. FURNISHED ROOMS Call 566-DS80 during >lay, f41-4tO5 for Information. FIRESTONE DELUXE CHAMPIOU double dresser and mirror $35. large Utilities. For one. 741-B394. ITALIAN AMERICAN RESTAURANT 775-477S —WUa oval tires. Four for $109. Llm five-drawer chest $35. double bed $15. HIGHLANDB — 214 room, furnished RED BANK - Furnished rooms, VINE COVERED —Fully equipped. Must sell due to FLAGPOLES AND FLAGS 24" CONSOLE T.V. — Marnavox. tted sizes and quantities. First come, All pieces match. In excellent condi- apartment. River and ocean view. trl!h private entrance. Bitting room COTTAGE Illness. No reasonable oiler refused. Good working order. $50. Can be seen first served, at FIRESTONE Red tion. Solid maple twin bed. used with kitchen privilege. Female only. White enameled steel pplea with flag, BuslneBs couple or single. 872-1210. Inquire 43 Peters Pi. Call 7I7-1583. top ornament and halyard, IB' pola after 8 p.m. at SO Lewis Bt, Xaton- Bank. 747-5700. two months. *10. 741-SI6S. Three bedroom, two baths. Whit* town. LUXURY APARTMENTS XVAIL picket fence* convsflltnt to tvaythfng complete with flag $17; 22* pole com- THREE SPEED 16" PORTABLE GARAGE SALE - Old and! new 25 ABLE — Monmouth County's finest FREEHOLD— Private entrance. Cen. MONEY TO LOAN plete with flag $30,30. In stack. REGENCY LOVESEAT — Antique ELECTRIC FAN — Tilt aUnd, Hoo' Commonwealth Aye., olf Oakmll Rd., centrally air conditioned building. 1, trally locsted. Comfortable, cheerful. RED BANK LUMBER rose velvet. 593. SulIJ map!* blanket er five tpetd slectrlo wsser snrl pol MfdMIetown----- • , MalUy y 2* 10 *^ I® * 2 and 3 bedrooms from SU!>. n!VF,n- Kitchen privileges optional. Refer- ft $20,200 chest, tooted, with drawer. MS. Both tsher. All In flrst-clsss condition.. Ca p.m. VIEW TOWERS, 28 Riverside Ave. enccs. call 462-1231. RIAL ESTATE OWNERS Pearl anil Wall, Red Bank 741-5500 excellent condition. 9BMS60. for appointment. 842-1621. FINANCIAL PRqBLBMB? Avail GARAGE AND BASEMENT SALE- Red Bank. Phone 741-1732. Rental of- FURNISHED ROOM — Between Hwy yourself ol cash equity In your home ATLANTIC TRADING POST — 179 GIBSON — Hummingbird acoustical GENERATOR — Like new $100. cost Saturday. S to 12. Washer, dryer, fice open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. 35 and 38, Palmer Ave. Call 717- SEA BRIGHT aj the result of present day increase Grand Ave.. Long Branch. Antique)*, guitar with case and strap. Three $235. Pot-Bellled stove, 50 years old. freezer, many other Items. 19 Little 9573. china glsss and used furniture. Wed. $35. Perfect condition. Foam fire ex. FREEHOLD — Furnished three-room WATERFRONT In Real Estate values. We will free ind Frl. 6-10 p.m., and Sat. and Sun. months old. W75. Call 2SI-5917 alter Silver Point Rd., Little Silver. apartment, In town. Cheerful. With LARGE ROOM WITH SHOWER — thIJ cash equity by recasting jour 6 p.m. tlngulsher $5, 35" law blade S-V 291. Thrtt bedroom ranch. Patio, ttont .0-6 p.m. Buy and sell 22G-363R. 0056, alter 4:30 p.m. 42" SICKLE BAR — For Gravely or without utilities. References. 462- First floor, private entrance. Call 7*7- present mortgago. THE KIRWAN CO, 1 H.P. ELECTRIC MOTOR — Per- 15M. 1011. 12-4 p.m.. 18 p.m., 946-8441. flreplact. Prlvott btoch Realtors, Mlddlclown, 787-5500, W. PIANOS — ORGANS — New and THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Wltll tractor. $85. Keansburg 787-6800, Hazlet. M4-72M Uaed Spinets, Uprights, Grands, Play- fect condition. 32R. Never used hol- 21)1-1427. RED BANK — Unfurnished, 414 NICE CLEAN COMFORTABLE, low core door, cost 511.50, will sell slip covers. Good condition. 155, Call rooms. Riverfront Charming apart- $25,000 and Red Bank 842-4350. ers, All organ* will be «old before H. call anytime 872-1(155. 542-6899. ROOM — Convenient location, Reason- we tnovo In June. FREEHOLD KIM- ment residence, near shopping and able. Gentleman only. Apply 157 Ma- REFINANCE XOUR MORTGAGE — RSFRIOERATOIt — Phtlco deluxe HANDMADE CHIP BOARD TOP MACHINERY FOR SALE transportation. Csil Supt. 741.3591. ple Ave.. Red Rxnk. To coniolldate all your bills or any BALL riANO A ORGAN WARE- HOUSE. 431-1165. model, top treezer. $35. Call 671- POOL TABLE — A-l. Set of tialls, OOEAN BREEZES — Or air condi- ROOM — Private entrance, good ether purpose. Up to 30 years to re- S7.14. five cue sticks. $1M. Call weekday* BACKHOE FRONT LOADER pay. Conlldential. Immediate service. 671-282!), weekends 477-1625. tioning. You can have both at Harbor neighborhood. Nicely furnished. Rea- £all for appointment. BUY.R1TE 1969 ZIG ZAG DRY 9INK — Maple lurnlture. Cher- 1983 Case. Call 872-0085 View. Brand new one-bedroom gar- sonable. 842-3756. KBALTV, TOT-miO. (Broker). Sowing machines - floor modfila and rv bed. Simmons couch. Chairs and I960 WALNUT PHILCO — 23" colo ALL1S CHALMERS BULLnOZERS — den apartments. Total electric. Two more. All dsy Sst. 15 Wilson PI., console TV. Rcjularlv J579.99. re blocks to beach. New York bus at FURNISHED ROOM — Near Broad tiemotiHtrntnrs. Theae machine* mono- 1 H.D. 6E, 1 HD. 5 Loader. 1 H.D. door. Only »lx left. Rental agent on St., fr. Y bus stop. Female only. gram, make buttonholed, fancy stitch- Red Bank. 741-2297. iluccd to J470.9I). Only at FIRE HE. 220-1553 after 5 p.m. Call 741-5973 INSTRUCTION os, aew button* on, all without at- STONE. Red Bank. White mnd Manli premises. Dslly Sat. and Sun. 10 to tachments. Original guarRntce. Re- DINING ROOM BET — Table. 4 Sts. 747-5700. •ALVE SEATING MACHINE — Also 5 p.m. Highway 3S. Highlands. Call ROOM AND BOARD — For middle- PAINTINa—All Media. Private lea diii:pri io $35.20, including \axcn. Terms ehitrfi. Buffet hutch. $40. Picture win- ALVE GRINDING MACHINE. CALL 871-5252. aged man or woman. Custodial ser- SMALL REFRIGERATOR — »20, 187-4626. •ona or organized groups only. Lonll avfliiab)*?. rnll floor manager until fl dow drapes, liner, rod, *33. 7*7-5568. EATONTOWN — Ukevlew Terrace. vices In exchange. 787-9655 Sat. or Bfthvvoulou, Studio 21. 21 Broad St., p.m.. 561-2600. Ext 802. If toll, call Isrge one £10. Lawn and garden Sun. DANBLECTRO — Single plnk-up gui- wheelbarrow S3. 741-1541 Tlnton Ave. Spacious two-*Jedroom, Bad Bank. 741-S358. collect. unfurnished garden apartment. Air- tar and urn puffer New strings. $50. ASBS SIDINO — $2 per bundle MERCHANDISE WANTED ONE BEDROOM - Kitchen, Fur- "ANTIQUES — Bric-a-brac, 2/3 or! Call Mike, !iB4-a!)ll, aller « p.m. rnndlllnned. Color coordinated klt313 between 9:30 and 5. 30S4. room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, man. In nitre hou.»e. 27 Spring St.. STUDIO APARTMENT — ExcelUnt Red Ban*. Call 747-3506. 24 BAY AVE. • NEAR MX 7 Tleit ECPL 285 Monmouth Park HwT. •DOORSTDOORS. — POWER BDGBR — 325 Oaitmrst. 531-lC9t or 229-0091. condition. Centrally located In Red IVest Long Branoh. Call COLLECTOR — Wants old toy train, Bank. Inquire 153 Chestnut St ROOMS FOR RENT — AdUltl. HIGHLANDS. N. J. "FREE. ' BIBLE CORRBaPONDENCB SECONDS 747-3886 anj condition. Par oajjh or will trade. after 6 p.m. COURSJ3 presenlo'l In an interpsllnB in our basement — Iinally arrived — HAMMOND H.O., m apartments. Private ra- LAND LEASE !)7 CAOETTE ORGAN TUTORINO — ny COIIOBO nrnfrssoi MEAT GRINDER — Meat block and Quick service. OUR ATTIC, 143 Broad- tio. Large walk In closets. Laundry In motiern lanicilaRrs nntl mnthrmnt $555 Vnch. All In good condition. Call 747- way, Long Branch, 229-7781 or 222-7357, facilities. Parkins. Heat and hot w»t- CAN'T BEAT Evenings call 631-1854. lea Instltut Yvps-nobert. Call 542- OUIt HEAVY DUTY VVHITB RAM. Include* bench, delivery, Inntant-play 1932. er supplied. From $145. Apply resi- ISflg Frl. lo Mon. book (leta you play aonge on your own LEO BUYS EVERYTHING - Used dent manager. River and Surf Club IDEAL RETAIL LOCATION 9DN cojnbinntlnn nlumlnum window, from tlie nlarti niwl 8 week* of Ittnoni AIR COMPRESSOR — "CERAMICS — Evening Hnfl for J68 INSTALLED. ShOD and vators lor Ma*.«pv-Harrl urnllure. gas stoves, gas mowors. Aptv 25 Park Rd. 222-8309. K\ no cl.ii.rge. COMB IN FOR A FREE cycles. TV's, elc, for reicll. 787-6181) FURNISHED — two morns^ and" Greenware, firing and gifts. Call 787- compare. DEMONSTRATION. ,0 plow. Call 2B4-O924. «M7. kitchenette no utlillles. Business rou- APPROXIMATELY 33,!iOO SQ. FT. PROWN'S PR 5-9300 CANNA LILY BULBS — lira, tall ANTED — Swimming pool. plu. Reference ami security. Vicky s. "ACCORDION INDTitllCTIQN Tor lie grov/lnc Call 787-1470. 320 Main Csll Rt. 3fi. B01 207. W. Keamburg. elnnei-t aurl nitvaiuTtl. llwp /.phmp 32 Rrnnrt St. Red_Ban]c 741-7500 300 Main St. Aslmry Park Port Monmouth. O71-M37 alter 4. CORNER WHITE & BROAD STREET — Col! spring*, walnut, Open dally '111 0; Sit. 'Ill 5:30 Atlantic Highlands. Tel. 301-51)17. S15, Hwlvrl neat wllh inagtiv.\i\f> rack HOVINO — All thll for *1!>. Ironing WANTED — Old hooks on New Jer- 55. STORM SASH, Four 2'G"xt\ two Tina : machine, ventilators, vaporizer, Iron- ley and American History. Good COMMERCIAL RENTALS SHREWSBURY II ph.; two i!'fi"xVfi"; onr 2'8"x:.'3": one T>ON'T MI83 THIS ONE! Ing board,, lamp, rfgaretta Btsntt. irice for desirable material. 812-4545. MERCHANDISE 2'8"x:ih4": one T\\V2^". BCHKENS. nUEAT AND UNUSUAL ITEMS! metal cabinet. 7419074. WAREHOUSE DTORAOE SPAOD - fleven full nize 2'7',-jl*x3'B" ; two 2'4"x Decorator aoccnworicB, glided mlrrom, LANT NEEDLE ZIO~~ZAcf~8EWINO~ Approllmatelr 1300 so., ft Oat] FUR SALE 4'S"', nnc 2'i"x:V3',ii"; one 2'.T.T'; one antlquen, iBtnpa, atcreo tablr, origi- STUDIO DAY COUCH — Newly up- ACHINE -- Reasonable, call 747- 747-1100 1 nnlstercd. 1100. Folding bed. J35. Call Ml, after 5 p.m. I'.T ; thrco WT2'V. Jl.SO nal painting*, custom draperies, OFFICE SUITE — 7HJ *q. ft. la ex- HAY FOR BALE iiiinel itoor 2'6"xfl'fl"; two-pfinel Bprcadi, old phnLoj of area, binoc- 747-3633. STIQUDS —~PalntlnTs7~N7j. AliasT cellent local ton. Desirtbl* for an? pro- 950 a bala and up. Also straw. 2'4"x6'6"; two-pnncl door 2'8"x ulars, wall oven, atovt, baby car- OARAQE SALE — Books. ; records, Istates purchased and appraised 747- (ei*ltm C*U T4r-3T3O bftiween 9 tod 5. 4G3-D273 C'B". J2 rfi. Plctura framca 25o to $l. rlaRC, M» Ihlne tie, etc. Light I nj fix- throw rugs, china, glasswnre, furni- D03. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 TTPBWRITEBa, ADDDIO maohln.es. turrn, boautlfull/ framed print*, ture, pictures, lamps, curtains, folding- road St., Shrewsbury. All makes new or used. Guaranteed. booki, cfinlm, fixvrclRe hlrycle. Ba- cot, ,lectrlc fan, bric-a-brac, hun- APART5IENTS — Belaaw varian china, tic. Much, much morn.. dreds of Items, flalunlay. May 21, 'LD FUIUnTUM! — Antiques, china, Low as 139. Berplco's 101 Monmouth Rlinrp-AU, rerl - mnwer uliarpencr, YOU'LL BH1 OL.AD YOU CAMK. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 103 Linden Dr., rluaware, art objects and bric-a-brac, •I Neil lo theater, 747-Omf.. IHIKIHAW filer, belt lanrler, clmtn Maw Saturday May 24. 10 to & p.m. 20 Fair Haven. 741-MS5. immediate cash for anything and ev. DESKS 111 up FILES, tables, ohalrs, itiarpFncr, saw irttrr. Cont JlOflfl, will HlKlilmuI PI., Attanlfc HlghlanriH. trythlng. Rusoil'f 25 East Front 8t-. adding maoblnea, typwrlters, office -ell fnr $500. 747-^1 or 740-0618. Will (off Rccnlc Or. at BftVPnUi Ave. fac- GIBSON 12 STR1NO nuiTAIt - Good '41-1693. 55 MIN. FROM NYC! •flutpment, etc, at bargain prlcea. ing the Yacht Harbor,) condition. (75 or best offer. Call 741- IAIR CLIPPERR — For sheirlnf New or used AAG DEBK OUTLET, mta. . cm»~AND~BAUfilDh AND~ri7ATK YARD BALE — For a worthy cause, irge animals. Call after 8 p.m. 10-Story Apartments III U. Oakhurll 531-3990 771.1283 HOI.nBUS — tn 8liuw ofr your Tren- 'cause I need the money. Items 50 OARAOB BAI.R — 147 South Bt., rted with Marina Next Door! WEDDING QOWN — Of chantllly BiireB. BAST HOUSE ANTlQIIEfl, Hwy. years or older. Won't tell cheap, 'IANO WANTED — Old Stelnwaiy 3fl Ht Bonvs, Atinntlc Hlffhlnmls. nesportte for money hut not crazy. Bank, on Saturday morning. 10 a.m. lace, Alencon and Peau de Sole. on. Sponsored by Beta Blsrma. Phi, •referred, others considered. Please STUDIO & I BEDROOM Detachable Watteau train, flprsy of Frames, farm tools, tables, marble, •hone 222(015. appliques on gown and train. Heail LNdfl oofr7 etc. 41 Thorne Plsce, West Kcunlt- Phi Tail Chapter, from $150 in ilxei. Good condition. hurg off l*aure! Ave., ami down Hop- ince of crystal and pesrl. No veil. all DI6-DM1. IJAcTiDlIl L Including utllldei, central air condl- SIrr 12. Used only once. I10O. 301-1036, kins. Sat. and Bun., May 24th and All furnltitre, lawn furniture and mls- PETS AND LIVESTOCK tlonlnO' htot. parking, swim pool, after 6 p.m. KON1KH "-- an.000 (fncflt larno 25th. , celuineous objects. May 24, 25, 2fl. Alio 2-bedroom (2 baths) and J- rlurnpv pink, wliltf. 91.60. red, $2. Highland Ave., Leonardo. bedroom (T/i bath!). You dig. nrlnR niiovnl. A. 1LKR, 2164 OARAGE BALE, Saturday, May 24, •ROFiiflaiONAJ, DOO OROOMING— SINGER ZIG ZAG Mldt Llncroft Rd., 1.1 tddletown. 1 lo 7 p.m. 4 Woodland Rd.. Hailet. TORO 27" — Reel with, sulky. »I7S. •ppolntmint only. AKC poodle One of Uie lnteat models. Poefl every- Also selling walnut dtnlns; room set, Riding mower, S125. aennamar puppieal 07I-M21. WALKER & WALKER thing without attach rnfinln. Slightly q — Helllnn out, two mire 'jaby equipment, television, air condi- 946-42M OALKVIH PET BHOPPK HIGHLANDIA Used. 155,20 or 17 monthly. Ouararitned, rks In g. All .lock al cost. Bsr- tioner, smsll illnettff stt. .ewlng ma- Honmouth Shopping Center CdT DEPT. 254Bfl53 8I2-12RQ ;alns for evpryonr, ATTIC POOR chine, wedding gown. Call after a GARAGE RALE — Friday and Satur- 10 OCEAN BOULEVARD REALTORS day. May -M and 24. 10 to 4. Window M2127J NTIQUKfl, HIP. 35. Mlddlrtnwti, or on weekend, 264693s. Spiclal OO~KAjiT-BTBiXA'n ~ AimoBiTrrBW, rais frnm f.'(il»hlefllones neslsursnt. air conditioners, small appliances, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY 3% hP. Four cyctf. nrtsgn nnrt Btrnt- UNCLAIMED — Heavy duly portable clothingg, doors, cabinet*,, dishesdes, , llghlg - Yorshlre Terriers Coll 1201) 3?l-O23> for atpt/lnlmml ftir Ituj' ATJtUic^aATJtUic^a , minis) projectopojector and >ic'i{nftrmatfanv4t«tfai ttgtnt on duta 741.52?? Inf6rcert' «1B. Sltlmet hni go an I* ft. cohsol*. r.nmpltUty -nv«rtta .{pair UIOPPE*. 16 mu.'ll 'hHHt - illvimuh Of.. >•«* — vim • ctooia INK). *hr»u[|h"5un.'11 1» 'I:"' I.1D3. 322-1337. t\> p.m. Aak lor Jictj, plctuit tu'ji, (35. 741 7B48. 1 Chui ., Keantburg, 4M0J4&MI1771. t tt)r*w«btiry. 2-55SO. 24 -THE DAILY REGISTER RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN', N. I: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 BOUSES FOE KALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOE SALE

OLDE SHREWSBURY SACRIFICE DO YOU NEED ro»m oloer home. |l«,*Kr. Can Homes era i*i IMS. $15,000 Atlantic HUrtilajvl* — Kcfnir n-1-;*. FOUR fEDROOMS? Others an blue. THE BERG AGENCY WATERFRONT BRICK AND Beautiful vww r* '>" Then don't miM tiUi lovely UncroTt Three-bedroom home. Living Kour-yeajr-old cuatOfn-buUt Bt-Level, home on A beuittful wooded lot. WeV* got a house FRAME RANCH Full buement, garaje. *u,i ht_.. .-y Ltrg« living /roofn, Mparite dining (More Classified Ads „ K REALTORS . room, dining room, kitchen, larte lot. room, eat-In kitchen, ttmlly room. Theft just right for you. ' Two-car garage. St. Leo's Parish. On Tie Next Page) full basement. Nothing like it Three bedrooms, Vk baths, Close to Newark buaiine atvl Gar- With four bedrooms and bath $19,900 at the price *- $15,000: „ modern «at-ln kitchen. 40 den Bute Parkway. Moderate ttzpf. And • lot that's just right. ratio overlooking river. $30,900 Ju.it reduced to *35,500, An approved HOUSES FOR SALE Tastefully decorated, Carpet- value. Call MM for api»intment now. Located in Middletown Stately Older Home NESTLED IN A HOLIOW ing and attractive furnish* ings included In price. Bulk- $20,000 It's out of sight. A LA RIP VAN WINKLE head. Deep water. 165,000, HALL BROS., Realtors Mint Condition Three-bedroom, two-iitory house. Liv- «n Rlv.r J'.il JU-7(W6 Fair Haven STUCCO RANCH It's got more to offer Unusual opportunity for the sharp buyer. One of our nicest Surrounded by tall trees and ing room, dining room, modern kitch- Member Multiple I.litinj Service en, hardwood floors, full basemen\, Open 7 Day* But I've run out of spec*. areas. Three master sized bedrooms. Huge kitchen with plenty sloping to babbling brook, this two-car garage plu* tool ihed. Large $17,500 A. FRED MAFFEO corner lot. So call for an appointment 4 or 5-bedroom, 2'/2-bath home of cabinets. 26' living room. Tiled bath. Dining area. En- COLONIAL This three-bedroom ranch with And don't miss the race. offers complete family living. REALTOR closed front porch ideal for TV room. See this one today. 569 River Rd. Fair Haven THE BROOK AGENCY TALL TREES aat-in kitchen, on 75x100 lot, Entry foyer, spacious living maybe purchased . . . $19,900 VETS NO DOWN , NON VETS $1,000 DOWN 741-9333 ANNE E. MARTIN, Realtor CUL DE SAC room, formal dining room, Bank Building. Atlantic Highlftndi Four bedrooms, two and one hall VA NO MONEY DOWN 29M717 baths. TWO fireplace*. Sundeck. Hurry PAUL P. BOVA $33,900 country kitchen, 19' family before you have t» stand ln line. This to qualified buyer. room, basement, two-car ga- COLTS NECK one will (o quietly. Realtor-lnsuror HOLMDEL CONTEMPORARY — Three-bedroom expandable ranch on 33 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. Brand New Colonial rage. Excellent condition (43.900 M2-0110 Wooded acre, view to ocean. Three choice acre ln Colts Neck'j finest New MDIImouth throughout. July 1st occupancy. "Derj rooms, 2',i batha, kitchen-dining area. Living room, dining room, Vi of An Acre Plot room, balcony, -family room, two-car ktclien, den with lire place. Ptilly air- EDWARD A. HANLON 671-2544 Introductory offer — Choice lots available. Four bedrooms, Call now - $42,500. garage. Asking J49,&00. Owner, 747- condtioned. A fine resident fa! home. Leave The Financing To us 11-J8 or business 949-4747. Realtor CARL F. ZELL.2JRS, Realtor, 0 504 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury UI MAIN IT., KEANSBURG Open 7 Days * Frl Nights formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with ALL appliances in- Trodi Your House In COLTS NECK 787-0123 Member Multiple Llillnj cluded. Paneled family room, 2"/2 baths, two-car garage. Wall- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE to-wall carpeting at no extra cost. 10-year guarantee on sid- Custom-built four-bedroom, 1V2- HOUSES FOR SALE ing. All city utilities. Other Models to choose from. bath Colonial home nestled ALL BUYERS $6,800 DOWN among towering trees. Com- plete privacy. Center hall en- CHARMING HOME IN RUMSON Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 try, living room with fireplace, $25,900.00 Middletown 671-1000 formal dining room, cabinet- Excellently located on deep lor 170', this home lined kitchen, paneled den also his be-en completely modernized, yet retains a lot with fireplace, full basement, ol charm. Stone fireplace in living room 25'xl4'; BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE adjoining den with beamed ceiling and out wall of unique playroom with built-in book shelves. Modern kitchen, cozy dining aree and REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS WEST IiONG BRANCH bar, attached two-car garage. '/i bath, on first floor. Two bedrooms and bath on LITTLE SILVER LUXURY One-car lot. First time offered- second floor. Low taxei. Won't last! MIDDLETOWN OFFICE ' CLASSIC COLONIAL $63,500. , Seven large rooms. Full dry ON TOP OF STONE & STUCCO HOME $18,900.00 OLDER GRACIOUS COLONIAL basement could be used for Located in Atlantic Highlands, this horn* hat com- Center hall and impeccable condition. Three bedrooms, sun room and,full baiemtnt. Large lot LUXURY! McGOWAN AGENCY letaly finished basement. Three bedrooijn plus I '/i recreation room. Fireplace, and two-car garaga. All this and hot water heat. Just painted. Asking $20,400. porch, garage. All in excellent Realtor Eatht. On*-car garage attached. City lewert. You ra.n see Ihe extra thought and at- Good Buy! condition. Beautiful setting. tention that Jim Abis has put Into tiie 258 Newman Springs Rd. FOR THE SCARLET O'HARA OF TODAY design, room arrangements, and ma- Red Bank Many trees on large lot. En- terlala used at Country Park, Man* View ol th» famous Shrewsbury Rivar. Beemed ceiling in living room, large bedrooms and for- closed with split rail fence. mouth County's finest oommunity of 747-3000 mal dining room. Loads ei storage space. A luxurious atrium house and with a firaplaca. Full ciutom homes. Luxury features In- Convenient to schools, shopping clude j>artial brick fronts, natural cedar price $28,000. shakes, full Insulation and weather' and transportation. All this Mripplng, brick firepace and flagstone MARLBORO COUNTRY WANT THE BEST? with privacy. Reduced to heart!., fully tiled beUin. deluxe color tor Guidance coordinated kitchens, humidifier. Car- 3-BDDROOM 1UUCH Six-year-old custom-built ranch on '/< acre lot. Large bedrooms, kitchen and dining araa. Hot $32,000 for immediate sale. rier central air conditioning (optional) IM BATHS and Norge clothes dryer. Heavily and URGE TREED LOT REALTORS water baseboard heat and air tonditiened for the summer. Slat* foyer, and many, many utral. partially-wooded min, "4 acre fully EXCELAILNT LOCATION. $25,000 Call before it's too late. J29.900. landscaped low with ALL UTILITIES WEART-NEMETH UNDERGROUND. L*H» Uian O mlnutea MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS to schools, train*, buses, express high- 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. & NICOLETTI ways, country club, beaches, shopping EDNA M. NETTER 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS and Monmouth College. Many plani to Optn 7 Dayi 671-3311 Tridi-in. i chtose from, Realtor Now (DM tvtnlngi mril f :00 7 4»4 baths, for- nicely landscaped lot. Fenced-in >arrt mal ilinlnc room, 17x16 country kitch- substantial purchase — you've had no such as- Irfral [or ihllilrt-n Four arge 'b?r|- en including dishwasher Beautiful thing you need to know to make a wise decision rooms, lovely pander] acn, deluxe 22x14 den with brick fireplace, full surance, even faced the risk of carrying two lilit-hon wi\ti many i-abtneu ano <••>;[• lasement and double garafje, Coun- about a new home. CleHtilng nven. Large living ronm and ry living with modern conveniences, formal dining room. Centra II v air Offered nl &1.MMI. Call today. E. A, mortgages at the same time. rnndlllnnpH. Prlreii at .*3S* ;»on E A ARMSTRONG AGENCY; FWl!oi\ MB -MIMSTRONG AOKS'CV; RFattoT" hU respect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500. Pm?pPirt AVP., IJttlr Silver. 74HMXI. Mmlw MvlMptt Lifting Strvltt Until now. PERSONNEL DIRECTORS: KT'-MSOK — E«lnto aroa, Qrailntis HOLMDEL — New custom bl-Jevel. •11 RIVH Rd. 741-7W Fair Hovm home with wide pon-hes, high Five bprirnrims. -"11 baths, den fire- ri'lllng.-! and l.WS acres ol towering place. Womipd acre. S48.M0. OPEN 7 DAYS Now, through our 200 associates in the Call Applebrook today for full information trees. Thrre-rar garage with fnur- E.ATONTOW.V — Custom hl-level, r'H'in sjiartmeiU. Adjacent to Hiver ir-heiirnntn, 2"<, baths, den fireplace. National Multi List Service — America's No. I about our professional relocation services. There • mi Ocean, In PXi'dlenl public, pri* ime location, -536.000. EDWIN H. Talc and parochial school (ii.iiriri. MARTIN, nroker. M2-590O. Jniftjclhative moiiprnizfitlrin will double MinnLETOWN — Completely remod- Real Estate Marketing Network — we can guar- is no charge to either employee or employer. Investment. J.79,f>00, M2-0731. eled two-hedroom cottage with mod- antee to sell your present home at a previously PELFORD CAPE--"Steal of 19M". ern ktuhen, dining room and, pan- Four beilrooma, family slip kitchen ?lfd living ronm. Quiet residential 18' living return, full banrrnenl. ire«. Near H»!. 38. Ajklng $15,600. agreed-upon price, within 90 days after you buy "HOMES FOR LIVING" tueezeway snd nvpr-nlzed^ivo-rRr ga- Jail 7870141 or 787-7909, evening! or rage. 5'i«"J ni'irtBaRe available or your new home anywhere in the U.S., or we'll buy FHA only * 1000 down. $Ul.flflfl. THE — Home roriiale. Avail? A monthly pictorial magazine showing a K1RWAN CO., Reallori, Campbells ible Immedlltcly. Herbert St Call it ourselves. Junction, Brirord, Call rani. 787-ViOO. 741-3M2. sample of homes currently available in both local HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALF ILLMENSEE We've completely eliminated the danger and out-of-town areas. No charge. Call or write AGENCY of double-ownership and equity tie-ups. Stf, if for your copy today. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Rt. 34 Celts Naek 91 EAST FRONT STREET 462-3172 74I-8700 Oldeit Real Eitate Firm in MAGNIFICENT, NEWER CENTER HALL COLONIAL. 24' living Coltt Neck r»om, formal dining room, modtrn l prim* araa. Ona of our finalt ichool dlitricti. J63.90O. COLTS NECK APPLEBROOK INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. Unumal two.family opportunity. Charming three-bedroom house with Six rooms on th« ona lida. lavvn rooms on tha othar slda. wonderful view of a railing thorough' Condition axcellant. lncom potential high. Prieid right $27,- t bred none farm. Complete privacy, AGENCY 000. (Sam by appointment only.) Over one acre beautifully londicopwt Plenty ol sliade trees. Many «x1ras MAKES IT NEWLY-WED YOUNG FAMILY OPPORTUNITY IN CHARMING Including .attached greenhouse. Lo- LITTLE SILVER. Thi, four-badroom, ona-b

MIDDLETOWN Almost immediately you will receive information on the area Four-l>edroorri, l'^-bath split level. On of your choice. Information on housing, taxes, schools, THE REALTORS and ASSOCIATES of one ia.ll acre, tenutirul lat with treej. 1 Also haJi a 20' screened porch. Well churches, recreation, etc. worth seeing, orily 2 yeaira young. mooc. LAWLEY AGENCY Q If you so desire, MULLANEY REALTY will assist you in selling NORTHERN MONMOUTH MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Realtors - Insurers

SERVING NICK MULLANEY BOB SWANKIE WYLLENE EMBRY ELAINE PEHI PETE HOFFMAN DAVID HOUSE

Middletown Township, Hazlet Township, Holmdel, Colts Neck, Marlboro, Matawan Township, Matawan Borough, MULLANEY

Cliffwood, Cliffwood Beach, Keyport, Union Beach, Keans- MEMBER BOTH MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES NORTHERN MONMOUTH burg, Atlantic Highlands, Highlands and Sea Bright. REALTY

NORTHERN MONMOUTH MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 8 TINDALL ROAD MIDDLETOWN MLS (Roberts Building) 671-5151 N.J. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 26 -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BA\K • M1DDLET0VTN, N. ].: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 BOUSES FOR SALE HOL'SES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOE SALE HEAL ESTATE WANTED LEGAL NOTICE yOTICK KAZI-ETty p PRESTIGE AREAS LISTwWITH CONFIDENCE Cod Nif* fcHrfif-n. large Jlvlcf jvim RUMSON . NEW MODft E8TATZ OF J5fJWAJiD U. CRANE, wills open iLaJrc«. Rift. Oil hut. AUTHENTIC COLONIAL OD lovely wwled lot Kojir Urge bt/. oar u mattuMnl aaleippep elory, fovr-betfroom twist, Vh tnJ-ht, beaut/of 24x12' e&t y and sftle to market yyour prop ot betUMnent of lir(e tot- I20.S0O- ll»0 down to >jual- glfir.ii CetomsJF 'j Almost three acres. Delightful- N^tJce ie h*tehy given ihtit Ihm VH4 buyer. Subject to FHA Approval. FARMHOUSE in kitchen. Fireplace Jn 4eo. Reid art? uUyU . as,couni> le Ave. Jteil Bank O77i sgreemeni plan with you? Greenwich. Connecticut. Fiva spacious bedrooms and 2'-'; baths are part of this Fair Hoven Colonial. 842-3200 Member of Multiple Listing Executrix. An older house In on excellent neighborhood. Playroom with log-burning SCHANCK AGENCY FLORIDA CALLING PAUL BRAGAR. REALTOR May 8, 18, 23, 29 |29 00 fireplace In the basement. A Moiher-in-Low suite on the 1st floor. Hot MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Now is the time to buy thai Florli Shrewnbury 747-02; NOTICE REALTOR home or duplex. We will rent it o MnN.MfH'TH COUNTY ' water heat. Garage with hobby s'iop. Bargain at S35.000. 8 Linden PI Red Bank (or you when you are not here. In (]•< ROOM HOUSE — TInton Fa SIHROIiATE'S COURT 747-0397 fcvea.: Sunday 747-4088 coma will more than carry expense Llncroft, New Shrewsbury. Colts Necfc Notirr t<> Creditors to Present HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Act row. Ed. Conway, SUNRISE vlclnlly. Private. Call 462-8013. Clulm* Ai-uln-U KilatP CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING REALTY, 929 N, E. 19th Ave.. Pi LJBTINGJ3 WANTED — Two, thrc ESTATE OF LOUIS E. GOYETTH, AN IDEA: SAVE TIME: L&uderdale. deceaaerl Four bedroom Colonial. Paneled den. Full basemen). Burglar olarrn sys- »ntl tour-bedroora homes In Little LITTLE SILVER SHREWSBURY $27,500 Ask for Home Buyers' Guidt: Bro- ver, Rumaon, MWdletown a,re*. Foi Pursuant in the order of DONALD tem. Electric garoge door opener. Self-cleaning range. Carpeting, Excel- chure, photos; Greater Red Bank, J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Brick and frame ranch in tip-top con- Cape Cod doll houne. Living mom Rumson, other areas. Homes, Estates, EARLY AMERICAN fast efficient service call E A. ARM dition on a beautifully landscaped one- In lovely country netting overlooks STRONG AGENCY, Realtor. 55! County of Monmouth, this day made, lent location. Bargain at 439,500. with fireplace, rifning room, new kitch- Rlver-Oceanfront Properties, Multiple on tlie application of the undersigned. half acre lot. Living room with fire- en, three bedrooms, full finished base- Listings, Open 7 days, valley, this 100 year old Early Ameri fToBpect Ave.. Little Silver. 741- Place and built-in bookcases, formal ment, one bath. Attached garage. Must can has all the charm of yesteryc Glnrla (JoyeUe, the Stile Executrix of SPRINGTIME IN RUM SON ininK room, - paneled den, eat-in be seen to be appreciated. ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY with the conveniences of today. Cou SMALL LOT — Or ranch-style hour. the estate, of the said Loulj E. Goyette ;itchen, three bedrooms, V/i baLhs try kitchen, fireplace in living roo In Rumson. Call after 5 p.m., 78 deceased, notice ifl hereby given to Towering trees, azaleas, laurel, dogwood and flowering shrubs moke a ilus a large screened porch to enjoy Realtor! and den, charming dining room, foil the creditors of naJd deceased to tlie slimmer breezes. Dad IH within H80 Occin Ave. 8ea Bright big bedrooms and three bathn. Every present tn the said Sole Executrix gorgeous setting for this unusual home. Six rooms in perfect condition ond walking distance of the station and JEAN K. IRWIN -842-OOOt thinjt beautifully restored. Wide boar, BEING TRANSFERRED? their claims under oath within six good taste. Fabulous formica kitchen. Two-car garage. Circular driveway. it's only minutes to drop tlie boat Realtor floors. And all In excellent condition months from this date. n the Shrewsbury River. Asking $37.- 559,500. McALISTER AGENCY, Rea Dated April 20th. 1069 553,000. 000. Call us lor appointment, On the Navesink River Red Bank LITTLE SILVER GEM ' tor, 109 E. Rver Rd., Rumson. 812- Lovely smaller home. Perfect honey- PLANNING TO MOVE TO Meaaers. ReuesBllle, Cornwell* 842-4188 moon cottage or retirement dream ANOTHER AREA OF THE Mausner h Carotemit*. HALL BROS., Realtors house. Huge surfken living room, for- 34 Broad St., REALTORS mal dining room. Eat-in kitchen. Pan- COLTS NECK U.S.? Red Bank. N. J., 813 River Hrt. 7M-7686 Fail Haven % OF AN ACRE eled J a tousled den porch, Large pri- Three - bedroom Colonial. 2% baths Attorneys Member Multiple Listing Service vate patio. Many added features. Large Three fireplaces. Best area. Over om Gloria Goyette Open 7 Days Secluded ranch with four bedrooms mortgage to qualified buyer. Only $26,- acre lot. Many, many extras. Ex We can have s Realtor from that area 23 Spring St., Red Bank. N. J. 804 River Road 747-4100 Fair Haven, N.J. and 114 batiis, 25' living room with contact you and arrange to show you stone fireplace, formal dining room, 600. Call after 5:30 or all day week- cellent value — $48,900, 3LLMENSE Sole Executrix £ SHREWSBURY SPLIT _ Three pretty kltohen with breakfast room. ends, 741-7673. AG-ENCY, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colta Nei the home that you are looking (or. May 9, 16, 2*, 29 128.00 versized bedrooms. Large tree Storm and screen sash. Full basement. 462-3172. Oldest agency In Colts Nei ihaded Int. Huge recreation room. Quiet dead end street with large shade RED BANK-RUMSON AND MILES There 1B no obligation or fee at a!] NOTICK Many extras. Must be seen. $22.100 trees. Only 530,900. McALISTER AROUND — Multiple LlBtln&s. Send for DELIGHTFUL WATERFRONT - Cat on your part. Just give UB a call and Monmotith Omnl.v Snrrotate'• Court THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors, 842- AGENCY. Realtor, 109 B. River Rd., free catalog of modest homes, farms, us today to see this Tour-bedroom w« will do the rest. NOTICK TO CRKIHTORS TO Rumson. B42-1IM. palatial Rumson estates, waterfronts, 2'yi-bath home. Wall-to-walt carpeting CHAS. H. TINDALL PRESENT CLAIMS AdAlNST tSTATE FARM HOUSE acreage, lots,, business opportunities. In the living room, dining room am ESTATE OP ANDREW ULR1CHSSN, paneled den. Fren<:h doora uff Ih REALTOR DECE-ASED HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAUT RAY STILLMAN, Realtor den to a lovely jmllo with gas grll 741-9030 Purauftnt to the order of DONALD "Our BOUi Year" Deluxe eat-In kitchen. Be a'Dle to en J, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Ml H»T. 35 Shrewsbury 7U860O Joy the summer. Act now. Priced a Member of Trans • American Referral County or Monmouth, this who appreciate privacy. Over two IURITAN VALLE.Y COLONIAL — ceased to present to the laid THE STEPHENS AGENCY, INC. acres. The rear acreage has been Owner being transferred. Nine bright Executor their claims under oath left ii tla natural state with holly, rooms, four bedroame all on cnt LEGAL NOTICE within six montlis from this date. laurel, birch, beech, oak and wlldllle floor, full bath and two powde Doted May 11th, 1969 OFFERS IN In great abundance. Please call ror rooms. Wall-to-will carpeting plu: NOTICE appointment BO we may show you seven appliance", Garage. Corner Lot Eric A. Ulrlchsen this very nice listing. 551,500. 1L.L- Take notice that Llsselte Blwmiberg ,. 130 Been Street MENSES AGENCY, Realtors, Bt. 3), Home IS mnnths young. Many ex trading as Red Bank LJqirnr A DPII- BELFORD ' Oolts Neck. -IS2-3172. tr.fi*. Asking $31,900. De SALVO REA catesnen has applied tn Uie Mayor Key port, New Jtrisf ESTATE, 80 Hazlet Ave., Hazlet. 261 And Council al the Borough of Red Executor FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE 2289. Bank [or a Plenary Retail Dlstrlbu- JaJioa A Frank E — Stonehenge custom Co- tlon llcenne D IS for premises situated 103 Ea.it Front Street Conveniently located to schools, shopping and transporWIon. Full • lonlal. Huge rive-bedroom brick and LITTLE SILVER — Clmrmlnl! suvcn .t 231) Mecinnic St., Red Bank, N. J, Red Bank, N, J. . shingle Colonial situated on 1 1/3 roll- room Colonial on quiet tree-lined Attorney! basement plus • two-car aorog«. Only 16,000 needed to assurns M% ing wooded acres. Located In the Objection*, If any, should be madi moat desirable section of Holmdel. street. Three bedrooms, formal din Immediately In writing to John Bryan, mortjase with payments ol *1» monthly, which Include, torn and Large paneled den with fireplace, 214 Ing room, step-saving kitchen, del Clerk o( the Borough of Bed Bank. May 23, 2ft, June 6. 13 92600 Insurance. Don't delay, coll 7B7-750O. naths, large living room, huge Colo- with fireplace and dcreened-ln porch. (Signed) Monmouth County Surrogate'! Court nial kitchen. Laundry room, full base- Convenient to schools and transporta- LISSETTE BLOOMBBRa .NOTICK TO CREDITORS TO ment. Two-cur garage. $59,900. Prin- tlon. Excellent condition. Offered al 530 Mechnnlc St. nttatM CLAIMS AtiAINST ESTATE 100-year-old firm hou» with four bedroom!, spacious living cipals only. Call for appointment. 94S- $32,000. Call today. E. A. ARM Red Bank, N.J, E3TA1'E OF LEON ROMJNSKI, DE- room, formal dining room and den with wide plank.floors — MIDDUTOWN TOWNSHIP 9510. STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, HI! May 18, 23 __ $7 CEASED Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. Pursuant tu the order of DONALD tries, a fish pond — RETIREMENT HOME OR YOUNO NOTICK NEW COLONIAL , ,28,900 FIVE-MONTH-OLD CUSTOM COLO Take notice tD&t Coant Yftclit Worki J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the COUPLE'S STARTER HOME — NIAL — Pour large bedrooms, 2'^ County of Momnouth, this day made, Three bedrooms, large living room, Inc. Irarllng an Coast Yacht Worki Situated on 125x150 lot In most convenient location. Thrw bedrooms, kitchen, bath. New heating system. baths, breakfaat. room, paneled ram Inc. has applied to Uie Mayor Rnd on the application of the undersigned, „,, '26,900 l'/i both, 21' poneled recrwtlon room with flreploa plus two-cor lly room. Separate study. Laundr Council of the Borough of Red Bank Doris 8. Ronilnflkl, Bole Executrix Complete with Venetian blinds, cur- room, dark room. Central air cond for a Plenary Retail Consumption Li- of the estate of the BAUI Leon Borage. See thli today. Coll 717-7500. tain and drapery rods. In-town loca- tion. On bus line. City sewers. Im- Honing. Carpeting, Thousand! or ex cense C-22 for premises situated at Roirinski, deceased, notice li hereby Paul Bragar Agency maculate condition. Quick occupancy. traa, % acre treed lot. New Shrews 14S Bod man Place, Red Bank. given, to the creditor o( n.flnt of Account, Hon. One acre corner lot. Large ranch Objection*, If any nhoulrt be made And Discharge Of A Truitee Two-car over alzed garage. Four bed- Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Notice l« hereby given that the ic- & Associates Clerk oi the Borough of Red Bank. countH of the HiibHcrlbc'rn, CO- TRUST- rooms, Two ^Daths, Carpeting and Irving and Olare Levlne many other extras. Assume i%% EES of the estate of said Deceased mortgage. Principals only. By ap- 256 South Lincoln Avenue will he audited and stated by th* REALTORS • INSURORS • APPRAISERS REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS pointment. M2-1107. Oakhumt, N. J. Surrogate of the County of Monmoutli SHREWSBURY OFFICE May 16, 23 - $7.50 and reported tor settlement to lh« SHREWSBURY AREA — This lovely NOTICE Monmoulh County Court, Probate Di- 11-room houae, rustic, spacious, well Take notice that BAB Liquors, Uton, on Friday, the 20th day of TAKE HER ALONG built, beautifully landscaped with over nc. trading as B 4 B Ltqunrs has JUNE A.D., 1&80, at B;30 o'clock a.m., 140 spruces and shrubs, hits separate inplled If) th* Mayor and Council of at tho County Court House, Monu- modern two-bedroom gu.est apart- he Borough of Shrewsbury for & Ple- itiiit and Court SLrccta, Freehold, New RUMSON ment. $7.1.000. Phone after 6 or week nary Retail C«nsumi>tlon License 0-2 -nmity, At which time Application will ends 741 -0041. be made for the allowance oF Cum* 'or pmnHea situated Rt 415 Shrews' mii"^Rffi THAN Dated May 8th A.D.. 1869 WOrklh p W4lki ii t 1 basement. Garage. Prc»tly plot. FHA 10% OF STOCK UNIQUE PROVINCIAL $49900 " ° ' *" "'*" "9 < « « '« •• "ilw«J station. Fried aths, living room, 35 Reckless Place kitchen, 18' formal dining room, 29' living room with fireplace, 22' heated sun room, den, five dining room, sunporch and laundry STATE OF NKW JER8EV Red Bank, N. J NOTICE In hereby given Uiat sealed bedrooms and three baths. Three-car garage. Asking $45,900. room. Beautiful corner lot location May 18, 2rt $12.50 • Waterfront lots available also. B0X160. Low taxes. Close to atiopplng bids will be received by Uie Board 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. -ind school*. $24,900. 741-9374. NOTICK >f Ohoaan Freeholders of tha County ... •.»». — ....I... T——. ' MONMOliTH.COUNTY #r Monmouth, N.J., for Uie Recon- Open 7 Days 741-5212 Trade-ini MIDDLETOWN — .Jour bedrooms SljRItOr.ATK'S COURT truction of Decks ot Bridge #MT-64 living room, kitchen^ rtlnlng ares Notice <« Creditor* |» I'resfnt on Bay Avenue and Bridge #MT-6S Wall-to-wall carpeting, all hardwom Clnlmn AKalnut Kstatf on Center Avenue at Many Mind 45 WEST RIVER RD. 747-0900 RUMSON floors, storm" and screens. Detached ESTATE OF HAROLD PENNING. Greek In the Borough of Atlantic High- garage. Lovely deep yard. Priced lor TON, DECEASED lands, Monmoulh County, N.J., and Immediate sa|e at J16.0CO. Call after Pursuant to the order of DONALD pneil and read In public In the Hall 4:30. 787-2113 or 787-8718. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the 3f Records, Main street, Freehold, bounty of Mnnmouth, thin day made, ft.3., on Tuesday, June Jrn the application of the umtrrsignpd, :00 o'clock p.m., Prevailing Time. bath split level. 23' recreation room. Ulldred W. Pennlngion, Ihe Sole Ex* Plans, fl.iodflc&tloiift, form of hid, Quiet Itreet. »2»,800. 7«-2777.,- cutrlx of the estate of the itald contract and bond for the proposed Harold Pennlngton deceased, notice i« work, prepared by H. Liroy Martin, hereby given tn the creditors of naltl County Engineer, have been filed In LOTS AND ACREAGE leceased t« present to the salt! Ex- the office of nald Engineer at a I icutrix thMr claims under oalh with- ufayetle Street, Freehold, N.J., and ITROll-OMl LOT TO im AORM - i six montlis from this date. iay be inHjiected by UFonpectlve hld- Either eommercliJ or residential. Oau Bated: May 8th, 1B69 srs during business hour*, Bidders MOULANBT RBALTTT 871-5151. will be furnhhcii with a copy of thi MILDRED W.' PBNNINGTON plans and apeciflcatlonn, by tne Engi- 'HOME OWNERSHIP RED BANK—Choice riverfront build- 90 Willow Street eer, upon proper notice and payment* Ing lot. Bent residential area. Seweri Fair Haven, New Jersey of a fee of Five <$3.00j Dollars, pay- and all utilities. Will build to iult. Executrix atile to the Monmouth County Trea- Can 842-4.182. _ S-loriano, Giordano Jk Halleran surer. OAKHURST - Wooded lot, 110'nlHS1, 180 State Highway #3.1, seven and water, #7.100. Call 631 Mlddletow*, New Je-mey Bids muflt be made on atandard pro* Attorneys posa.1 forms in the manner tienlgnated May ». 23, M. June « $37.00 Lherein and required by the Bpcclfica* WATBRPRONT LOT — Hortseneck NOTICE :ion«; must be enclosed In sealed en* FOUNDATION OF Point, Oceanport. Excellent view. -elopeii hearing Uie name and ad- Owner, 776-8256. MONMOUTN COUNTY ircss of the bidder and name of HinnnnATFS COURT .he work on the outside; addressed PORT MONMOUTK - Lot for sale Nntlrft lo Creditors to PrpHent the Board of chosen Freeholders of on Monmouth Ave., Cull Claims Ainimt Kslate .he County o( MonmovLtti and mu*t bt 787-10H ESTATE OF JOHN J.-BYRNE, da- iciiompanled by the following: .flu leased HUMSON — Finest location. Will pursuant tn tbe order nr DONALD AN AGREEMENT OF SURETY build or sell. Trees, nearly two acres. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of lh« (CONSENT OF SURETY! ISSUED Sycamore Lnne, seronil lot on left lounty of Monmoutli, this day made, BY A REPUTABLE INSURANCE THE NATION" el'de from Hlilgo Rd. B31-IIB8. the application or the undersigned, COMPANY, CERTIFYING TO RUMSON THE FACT THAV IF THE BID- COLTS NECK — Clover Hill Lane. Entella L. Byrne, the Snie Executrix nf the esUle of the said John J. DER IS SUCCESSFUL, A SURE' A thrst-trsdroom center hall Colonial featuring a fireplace in Heavily wooded one acre. Will build yrne deceased, notice in hereby given TY BOND WILL BE FILED FUR or net). KM' north of Clover Hill Rd, :o the creditors 0! said deceased THE PERFORMANCE OF THE the living room.^a full dining room, and I'/i baths, There's 531-42.1J. o present to the (laid Executrix their CONTRACT AND THAT IN THE COLTS NECK — BulMlns lot, High EVEEVENNT OF THE .FAILURE OF a paneled basement game room and an attached garage. A claimn under oath .within six month 1 THE BllJI-JBR-TOEN'mRlNTO Tmaiiry. Nice country-road-location; from thin dale. THE TOmRTO quiet tree lined ilreet only three blocks from school. For irn- »0,9Oll. 1LLMENSEE AOENCY, Real, Dated:; May 1st, 1Q69 THE CONTRACT AND DIVE SUCH BOND, THAT THE IN- medidl'a occupancy. Asking $30,000. Ion, Rt. 34, Colts NecK. 462-1172. Lane and Evan* FORCED TO SELL — Wooded lot K E. River Road SURANCE COMPANY SHALL H0'xl65' In Oakhurnt. Sewer* and wa- Ruimnn, New Jer«ey PAY TO THE COUNTY OF MON- HOME OWNERSHIP HAS SPURRED THIS Attorneys MOUTH THE DIFFERENCE BE. ter. Best offer. Call 531-2553 or mi- stella L. Byrne TWBEN THB AMOUNT SPE- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS 119 Manor Drive CIFIED IN SAID BID AND THE COUNTRY TO JTS GREATNESS, AND THE ll ACREJ LOTS - Ready to go. Red Bank, New Jersey AMOUNT FOR WHICH THE Heorly 200 lisilngs in Little Silver, Shrewsbury, Fair Haven ond Rumson Bullder'i terms. Call Charlei Van Executrix COUNTY OF MONMOUTH MAY Over. THE BBRO AOENC1T, Real- May 0, 16, 33, 20 , $28,00 CONTRACT WITH ANOTHER 23 RIDGE ROAD tors. MlrMletown. 671-10OO. PleaH call PARTY TO PERFORM THE 842-0600 RUMSON INCENTIVE OF HOME OWNERSHIP WILL collect. NOTICE WORK COVERED BY SAID BI " MONMOl'TH COtTNTY IF THE LATTER AMOUNT BE BAST KEANSBURQ — 100s>U(l lot. RIlRnOfiATK'R COUflT IN EXCESS OF THE FORMER. Bboreland Terrace. Quiet, dead-end Notlrp lo Credllnm to rremiiil A CERTIFIED CHECK, DRAWN BE ONE OF THE FACTORS INVOLVED IN street. Asking 12.500 SMOLKO ADEN- Claim* Atnlimt Knfale TO THE ORDER OF THE "MON- CY, 7870123. ESTATE OF ROL8TON WATER. MOUTH COUNTY TREASURER" 1HRY, dpceanned IN AN AMOUNT NOT LESS THAN SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF THE Pursuant In the order of DONALD 10% OF THE AMOUNT BID EX- COMMERCTAL PROPERTY . CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the P.EPT THAT AMOUNT OF CHECK bounty of Monmnuth, this day made, NEED NOT EXCEED »M,flM.li5 HTDDLaTTOWrl TWP. - Oommerclal n Ihc application of the undersigned, ind he delivered et the pi«ce and on COUNTRY'S URBAN AREAS. proBertr along Hwj. » or M. From 'illln.ni John WMcrbury, Sole Ex- he hour above named. The standard 175' to 10 acres MULLANKT REAL- culnr nf the Pntnte of the field Roln- lrupoul forms will iiP rurnishrd upon TY fn-SUL Wiilerhury, (iecrnncd, notice in implication to tlie Cminly Engineer rcby liven tn the crpd.torn nf said Th K ht rpncrvc(l tf> ceaaeil tn proflcnt to the «nld Snle n hi .

13 Indictments Go to Simmill NOTICE OF SUBDIVISION " A Mayor for the full term of two southerly lint at Rldgs Road, thanec Md Primary Election will fa heM OF PROPERTY AND years. (3) In an easterly direction alone the in said municipality for tfa« purpose FREEHOLD - A 36-year- Road, Hazlet, Nov. 24 with GRANTING OF VARIANCE Two CouncHmen for the full term southerly lln* of Ridg* Road to the of nominating a Governor for the NOTICE la hereby given that at a of three years eacn. intersection with Harding Road; thioea Stale of New Jersey; two Members old Freehold man was indict- intent to steal. They also are a 1955 car valuea at $300, the tegular meeiing of the Board of Ad- Notice Is hereby given that quali- U> tn a southerly direction Along tht of the General Aesembly from Dis- ed by the Monmouth County justment of the Borough of Red Bank fied voters of the Borough of Lit- westerly line of Harding Road to the trict 5B: a Surrogate; a County charged with taking $700 in property of John Sargazy, held on February 12, 1999, granted a tle Silver, County of Monmouih, northerly lino of Rumson Road; thence Clerk; two Members of the Board of Grand Jury yesterday on cash. Bergenfield, Aug. 25. variance for tiie front and aide yard State of New Jersey, not already retf- (5) across Rumian Road and ID • Choaen Freeholders for the County of BCtback of the respective buildings Istered In said municipality under the westerly direction along tne southerly Monmnuth; one male and one female six counts of breaking into Felix Cosmes, 27, 227 Cen- Beverly Clark, 30, of 440 located In Tax Map Block 70, Lot 3A, laws of New Jersey governing per- line of Rum eon Road to Us Intersection mher of the State'Executive Com- model homes in Freehold and further designated end known aa manent registration may register or with the easterly line of Seven Bridges mittee for each of the major politics.! tral Ave., Long Branch, was Willow Ave,, Long Branch, 73-75 Leighton Avenue. transfer with the clerk of said mu- Road, thence (6) in a southerly direc- •tlca (Rf publican and Democratic* : Township, and with taking charged with stealing a car was charged with forgery of Said Resolution' granting the vari- nicipality at his office. Borough Hall, tion alone tho easterly line of Seven anrl for the following municipal of- • household goods valued at ance is on file with the Borough Clerk Prospect Avenue. Little Silver. New Bridges Road to a point marked by an r.lef;s, viz: . ,.; battery valued at $22.60, the a $55 check, the property of and Is available for Inspection. Jeraey, at any .time between Wednes- extension in an easterly direction of the $5,600.54. property of Manuel Montez of At a regular meeting ut tlit Mayor day. June 4, J969, and Thursday, southerly line of Kings Road; thence Mayor for the fu;i term of two Hayden Package Liquors, and Council of the Borough of Red September 25, 1IIG9, during the fol- (7) acrois Seven Bridges Road and In years. Emil Karlik of 663 Colts Broadway, Long Branch, Oct. Broadway, Long Branch, July Bank held on February IT, 1%9, act- lowing hours: Pally 0:0!) o.m. to fc:fl() a westerly direction along ths soulh- Two Counrilmen for the full term Ing on previous recominenrhuion ut p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holi- erly line of Kings Road to the easterly oT three yp.nm each. Neck Road was charged with 7. 10. the Planning Board of the Borough days excepted. Or at Ciimmlsploner of lino of Prospect Avenue; thence (B) breaking into a Colts Glenn of. Red Bank. Uie Mayor and Council Registration Office, Hall of Records, across Prospect Avenue and In i Said Primary Election will be held Jonathan E. Mclnnes, 31, of Mary Ann Delmeier, 18, of granted a subdivision to Nicholas Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey, southwesterly direction along tlio north- >r the i'ui-|>ase ot nominating persona development model home Oct. 38 Highland Ave., Keansburg, 617 Turner Drive, Belford, is Siciliarto of the property known -AS at any time between Wednesday, westerly line of Willow Drive to a of trie respective parties io the of- Tax Map Block 70, Lot HA, and located June 4, 10G9, and Thursday, Septem- point where the same intersects with fices atiovu mpntloned and also to 11 and taking goods valued at was charged with assaulting charged with breaking into on the northeast corner r*f L,elferhton ber 25, 19(19, during the following the Flrat Election District; thence (9) elect one main and nne female mem- ?2,492. Avenue and Catherine Street, and hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. tr> 4 rSO p.m.. in a gnnerally northwesterly and north- ')cr from each election district In the Keansburg Patrolman Thom- the Whitman and Corbett Ap- designated as 73-75 Lcigli'Lon Avenue, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex- erly direction along the boundary of tha BnrouRh of Rum son a* Members ot He also is accused of break- as L. Dalton Oct. 14 in Keans- pliance Store, Vanderbilt which resulted in tht> creation nf two cepti-n". First Election District to the aouth- p. Monmouth County Executive Com- lots. A copy nf said m;i]> is on file cast corner of Lot 1, In Block 54 on Illeo for vni-h of tlie two major ing into five model homes of burg and with resisting ar- Ave., Leonardo, Aug. 5 and In the olfice of tlie Bonmgh Clerk and On Thursday, September 25, !96fl. the Tax Map; thence (10) In a westerly political parties, (Republican and la available for Inspection. tho registration book* will '.e cloned direction along the southerly line of Lot mocratlcj. the Colts Brook development rest. taking articles valued at until alter the forthcoming General 1, in Block 54 and along the First AKNONE & ZAOEP. Election to he held on Tuesday, No- "lie nam Roar ri« nf TlcRlstry tnd Oct. 25 and taking goods val- Mrs. Barbara Schnoor, 29, $1,373.96. Attorneys for Applicant Election District to the easterly line "•tlon will meet on 248 Broad St Vtimhfr 4, 195!). of Branch A/enue; thence (111 In a ued at $3,108.54. of 16 Willow St., Port Mon- d Stt Notice nf chungr* nf rpslrl price or northerly direction along the easterly TUESDAY. NOVEMBER «, 1069 lied Biinlt, New rietvvfipii the li'fJKS nr 7:00 a.m. and Robert I. Ansell l application for iransJer of registration line of Branch Avenue to Its Intersec- 8:00 j..m. ff»r^1Et3|nirt>riK« (if conduct- This indictment and these mouth, was charged with im- May 23 $8.75 shall bo made either hy written re- tion with the southerly lino of Rum- 12 were handed up to Su- pairing the morals of a 13- quest forward M to thp Municipal ion Road and the point or place ol ing the Genej*HJjK.lectlon. 2 Plead Guilty NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS Clerk or Ihe County Board of Elec- Beginning, Satfl GencraTOlctlon will he held perior Court Judge Elvin R. year-old boy by giving him The Secretary of the Jted R;*nk tions, on forms provided hy nalrl Mu- Polling place for this district Is tht In sjiifl municipality fnr thp purpose Boar-.l of Education on behalf nf tho nicipal Clerk or Board or by calling of rletting a 'Jovernnr fnr the Slate Elect CPC Simmill, the assignment alcoholic beverages and ciga- To Entry Charge In person at the office of the Mu- Fire House. Prospect Avenue. Jotn-t School District Bidding Commit- ruth Election District of New Jrr.«ftv: two Monitor- of the judge, who ordered them rettes and with having sexual tee of the Boards of Education of nicipal Cle rit or County Boa rd of Geni;r;il AKscnihly from r>lsirfct, 5B; FREEHOLD — Michael H. Holmdel, Little Silver, Shrewsbury and Elections up to anil Including Sep- BEGINNING at the Intersection ol a Surrngatp; a C'Dunty Clerk; two filed. relations with the youth be- tember 25, 1969. the southerly line of Ridge Road with Officers, "Wirigler and Francis Bielinski, Rod Bank under authority NJSA Title the easterly line of Harding Road: Members of the Board of Chonen Others Filed tween Aug. 1 and Aug. 31 in 18A:18-1.1 ct Ken, "'III receive sealed The following is a description of lhr> thence (1) In an easterly direction FrpfholrJerH, fnr Ihe County ot Jlon- both Perth Amboy, pleaded BIDS for tlie furnislilnff of Nn. 4 Fuel Election Districts In the Borough of along the southerly line of Rldga Road mouth. find for Ihe* following mu- Walter F.Auer, 25, 238 Carr Middletown Township. Oil for the school year 1OG9-7O until Little Silver and the polling place* to tha westerly line ol Hance Koad; Irlpul offices, viz: guilty to charges of breaking 4:00 P.M. on JUNE 0, 1060 and will In same, tr> wit: Trustees Ave., Keansburg, and Charles John P. Shasteen, 26, of 187 Immediately proceed to unseal the thence (2j In a southerly direction A Mayor for the full term or two into the Red Roof Tavern, Rt. same in the presence of tlie parties First Election District along the Westerly line of llance Road years. EATONTOWN - The elec- J. Amodie, 22, Demment Ave., Crawford, St., Shrewsbury, bidding or their agents, if such, parties BEQINNINO at a point in the north- to the northerly lino of Rumson ftnad; Two Councilman for tha full term 34, Holmdel Township, July choose to be liien ajid there present, easterly right-of-way Una of the New thence (3) In a westerly direction along of three yearn each. Locust, were charged with was charged with stealing ?75 York A Long Branch Railroad, where the northerly line of Rumson Road to tion of Robert I. Ansell as a 24. In tlie Office of the Secretary, 7G Notice Is here\>y given that quali- having marijuana in their from Apex Coin Service of Branch Avenue, Hcd Bank, New Jer- the same la intersected by the northerly a point marked by an extension In i trustee of the Children's Psy- sey. line ol White Road; thence (1) north- northerly direction of the easterly line fied votorn of the floroufth of Rum- possession March 1 in Mid- Hillside in Shrewsbury Town- County Court Judge Patrick westerly along tho northeasterly right- of Oakes Road; thence (4) across Rum- son, County of Monmouth, Slate nt chiatric Center was an- J. McGarin Jr. accepted the Bids mast be accompanied by a cer- of-way line of the New York & Long son Road and in a southerly direction New Jersey, not alrearly registered nounced at the annual meet- dletown. ship between Jan. 27 and Jan. tified check to the order of the Reri Branch Railroad to the southwest cor- along the easterly line of Oakei Road In said municipality under the laws 28, 1968. pleas and set July 10 for sen- Bank Board of Education for 550O.0O. ner of Lot 40. Block 23, of the official to tho northerly shore of Little Silver of New Jersey governing permanent Ing of the center by William Steve Balough, 19, and Specifications! and Eld forma may be Tax Map of the Borougn of Little SIN Creek; thence (5) in a generally north- re gist ration may register or tranflfe r D, Wright, president of George Anch, both of Perth Arnold Strong, 28 Main St., tencing. secured from the Office of the Red ver, hereinafter referred to &a tho westerly and northerly direction along with tho flerk of said municipality Assistant County Prose- Bank Board Secretary art the tuhove Tax Map; thenco (2) northerly along the shore of Uttle Stiver Creek to the at his office. Memorial Borough Hall, the board of trustees. Amboy, and Bruce Vargas, Englishtown, was charged address between the houra of 9:00 and trie westerly line of said Lot to the easterly line of Seven Bridges Road; River Road. RumHon. New Jersey at 20, of 826 Center St., Union with receiving stolen proper- cutor John A. Petillo present- 4:00 p.m. dally, except Saturday and louthweiterly corner of Lot 6, Block thence (6| in a southerly direction along any time between Wednearlny. June Mr. Ansell practices law in Sunday i 29 on Tax Map; thence (3) easterly tho' easterly line of Seven Bridges 4. lQfifl. and Thursday, September 25, Beach, were charged with ty and with contributing to ed the state's case. Sheldon Tho individual Boards f>f Education aiong tho rear of Lot! 5, 6, 7, 8, fl, 10, Road to tho southerly shore of Little 1969. during the following hours; Dal- Asbury Park and is also sec- reserves the right to reject and/or ac- 11. 12, 13, H, 15, and 13, ell In Block Silver Creek: thence (7) In a generally ly 9:00 a.m. to !>;00 p.m., Saturdays breaking into the home of the delinquency of a 17-year- AVeinstein of Elizabeth repre- cept any bid In whole" or in part, to 29 on said map to the westerly line of easterly direction along the southerly from D a.m. to 12 noon. Sundays anri retary of the board of direc- Frank A. Cerraty, Holmdel old boy. He is accused of en- sented Wingler. Samuel waive immaterial Informalities, to Lot 39, Block 28 on said map; thenco shorB of Little Silver Creek and con- Holidays excepted, Or at Cornmlflslon- tors of the Hillel School of the award contraotfi at Its discretion, as M) northerly along the westerly lino tinuing In a generally westerly dlrec cr of rtenlgtratlon Office, Hall of Unc- Inglese of Metuchen repre- well as the right to reject any or all ol iatd Lot to the northwesterly corner tlon along the northerly shore of ords, Main Street, Freehold, New Jer- Shore Area in Wanamassa. bids, if deemed in the best interest thereof; thence (fj) easterly along the Town Neck Creek to the norlhe rly sey, at any time between WedrwiBflay-, sented Bielinski. northerly line or said lot to the north- llnB of Seven Bridges Road; thence June 4. lfifif), and Thursday, Snpterri- of -the Board to do BO, ber 25, 1069. during the following The following trustees have Dated! MAY 22, 1969 erly corner thereof; thenco [6) souther- (8) In a northerly direction along the LEGAL NOTICE ly along the westerly line of Lota 38 easterly line of Seven Bridges Road to hour*: Dally f):00 a.m. to 4 ;30 p.m been elected as officers and SALVATORE F. GIOVENCO and 37A, Block 23 on flald map; thenco a point marked by an extension In An Saturdays, Sundays anrT Holidays ex- Form Alert System Secretary easterly direction of the northerly line cepted, Monmouth County Surrogate's Court May 23 59.50 (7) easterly along the southerly line of members of the executive NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO Lot 37A aforesaid to the southwesterly of Little Silver Point Road; thence (8) PRESENT CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE comer of Lot 33, Block 23 on said map; across Soven Bridges Road and in a On Thursday, September 25, 1flfi3 committee of the cerfter for ESTATE OF WILLIAM E. BERRY, westerly rilrecdrm along the northerly tho registration hooks will fee closed HEGISTHY AND ELECTION Ihcnco (B) southerly along tlio westerly until after the forthcoming Oeneral the coming year: DECEASE© NOTICE line ot Lots 34, 35 and 36, Block 23 onlino of Little Silver Point Road to Its For Red Tide Watch Pursuant to the order of DCOTALD •&ld map to the southwesterly corner intersection with the easterly tine of Klpcllon to br* held on Tueiirlfly, Na William D. Wright, presi- J. CUNNING HAM, Surrogate of the BOltOUGII OF SEA BRIGHT ol Lot 36 aforesaid; thenco (9) easter- Prospect Avenue; thence (10) In a vejnber 4, Iflfifl. The Sandy Hook biologist County of Monmoutill, this day made, NEW JERSEY ly along the southerly line of Lot 30 northerly direction along the eastsrly Notice of change of residence or dent; Theodore D. Parsons MANALAPAN - The Mon- on the application of the unirt&raiKned, Notice Is hereby given that the Dis-aforesaid, across Balem Lane and fUon line of Prospect Avenue to the south- nppMcRtlon for transfer of registration mouth County Municipal As- traced the history of the red William E, Berry Jr., anrl James trict Boards of Election and Registry the southerly line of Lots 115 and 9£.erly lino of Kings Road; thenco (11) In»hall be marie either hy written (re- Jr., first vice president; •Miss Clay Berry, the Executors or the In ani for the Borough of Sea. Bright, Block 28 on said map, across blandish an easterly direction along the south- quest forwarded to the Municipal "Helen Herrmann, second vice sociation was told Wednesday tide, noting that it is nothing estate of the said Wiliam E. Berry Ccunty of ilonmouth, StatB of New Road, along the southerly line of Lots erly line of Kings Road and ncrosi Clerk or tho County Roard or Elec- deceased, notice la hereby given to Jersey, will meet at the places h 1)6 and 84, Block 28 on said map to Seven Bridges Road to the easterly line tions, on forma provided by nalri Mu- president; Alvin E. Coleman, night that a marine alert sys- new, that it has been seen for the creditors of satd deceased to lnafter designated, on the southeasterly corner of Lot 84 afore- of Seven Bridges Road; thence (12) In nicipal Clerk or Hoard or by calling tem has been formed to keep a long time. present to the said Executors their TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1069 aid: thenco (10) southerly along tho a northerly dlrectfnn along thn eaiterly in person at the office of tho Mu- .'third vice president; Mrs. claims under oatti within sis months between tho houra of 7:00 a.m. anrl westerly line of Lot 97, Block 28 on linn of Seven Bridges Road to the nicipal Clerk or County Board of Leon Hess, secretary; Mrs. watch against a red tide re- Some forms of the red tide, from this date. 8:0O p.m. for tho purpose of conduct- said map to tho northeasterly corner southerly, line of Rumson Road to i Elocllonn up to and Including 8ep- " Dited: May 13th, (MHJf) ing the Primary Election for thi of Lot 53, Block 27 on said m*p; (13) In an easterly direction along thi tcmber 25, 1069, Lois K. Levy, assistant secre- turn to the shore. he continued, release toxic nomination of candidates. thence (11) easterly along the rear of noutherly line of Rumson Road to i Thp following Is a description or the William E. Berry Jr., Said Primary Election will bo held Lots 53, 5*, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59. GO and 61,point marked by an extension ID I tary. substances which can kill 2132 N. 18th St. In said municipality for *he purpose southerly direction of the eajterlj Uni Elrctlon Districts In the Enrough of Sandy Hook Marine biolo- Philadelphia, Pa. Block 27 on said map; thence (121 RumHnn and tho polling places In fish. It can cause a real pub- of nominating a Governor fnr tho southerly and southeasterly along Lot of Harding Road; thence (14) In a name, to wit: ; Also, Robert A. Bandenhop, gist Anthony Pacheco said the Jame-a Clay Berry State of New Jersey; two Members 61, Block 27 aforesaid and along the northerly direction along tho eaiterly treasurer; Prospero De Bona, lic health hazard, he added. 74 Pinebrook Hoad of the General Assembly from Dli westerly Una of Lot 70, Block 28 on lino of Harding Road to the southerly First Election District water will be monitored this New Shrewsbury, K. J, trlct 5B; a Surrogate; a County said man to the southwesterly cor- line of Ridge Road and the point and Elrctlon District No. l In hereby assistant treasurer; Robert S. summer to keep a base line Citing a study of the red Executors Clerk: two Members of the Board of ner thereof; thence (13) easterly along place of Beginning. defined and inscribed as follows: David C. Fimman, Esq., Chosen Freeholders for the. County of the southerly line ol Lot 70 aforesaid to Polling place for this district Is thi All that part of the Borouph nt Eisner, former president; index oir what nutrients are tide in southern California, (12 Broad Street Monmouth; one male and one femalo the northwesterly corner of Lot 69, Little Silver Point Road School, Llttla Rumnon .bounded on the went by the Mr. Pacheco said that the red Red Bank, N. J. member of the State Executive Com- Block 23 on said map; thence (14) Silver -Point Hoad. center lire of Bucna Vista Avenue Mrs. Morton Stern Jr., for- * changing.- Attorney mittee lor each of the major political •outherly along tha rear of Lot 69, CHARLES II. SULLIVAN nnrt nutria Vista Avenue extended: on mer president; Arthur J. tide is "really a population parties (Republican and Democratic); aforesaid; thence (15) easterly Acting Clerk. the pouth by the center line of Rldpe Should a red tide outbreak May 23, 29, Juno «, U3 and for tha following municipal of- Road and on the east by tha center explosion." «29.O0 along tna north side of Lot 6a, -May 23, 28, 1.0C9 $218.00 White, former president; Mrs. occur, he said, all available Honmouth County SurrogatA's Court fices, viz: Block 28 aforesaid to the westerly side line of RInRham Avenue. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO A Mayor for the full term of two of Branch Avenue; thence (13) In a The polling place for the First Elec- Stanley Edeiken and John H. The red tide may be detect- southerly direction along the westerly ItKGISTRY AND ELECTION resources will be brought in. PRESENT CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE year*, NOTICE tion Dlfltrlrt In Oceanic Fire Com- Miller 2nd, members at large. ESTATE OF MARY BBNEQU1T WIL* Two CouncHmen for the full term line ol Branch Avenue, across White pany's Fire House, corner River Road Mr. Pacheco said the fed- ed by its odor, he sSid. Road and continuing alone tho westerly BOROUGH OF KKANSHUKCl and Altrn Street. Rumnon, ©ON, DECEASED Of three years each. line of Branch Avenua io the northerly 1VEW JERSEY eral Water Pollution Commis- He said that Monmouth Pursuant to the order of DONALD Said Primary Election will bo held Use of Lot 9, In Block 34 on said map; Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- fipcond Klfctlon Dklrlrf J. OUNNINQHAM. Surrogate of the for the purpose ot nominating persons thence (17) on a southeasterly direction trict Bo;irds of Election and Registry Election Tllntrlct No. 2 In hereby fl«- sion and the state Health De- County hasn't reached the County of Monmouth, this day marie of the respective parties to the of- across Branch Avenue continuing In an In and for tho Borough of Keanaburg, fined and described ai follows: stages of the red tide that on the application of the undersigned, fices above mentioned anfl alfo to easterly direction and parallel with County of Mnnmouth, State of New All that part of the Borough of partment were interested in John Blenken Wilson, Sole Executor elect one male and one female mem- Markham Place to the southwest cor- Jersey, will meet nt the places here- numnnn bounded on the weni by the this problem. southern California has. This of the estate of the sold Mary Bene* ber from each election district in the ner of Lot 1, in Block 54 on said map; inafter designated on center lino of Blngham Avenue: nn quit Wilson, deceased, notice in here- Borough of Sea Bright as Members thence (!8) easterly along the southerly TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1069 tlu! tumth by tnt- center lino of Ridge area has been fortunate so by given to the creditors of said de- of the Monmouth County Executive line of Lot 1, Block M aforesaid to tha between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and Road and on the east by tlie center ceased to present to the said Sole Committee for each or the two ma- line of the Avenue of Two Rivers. far, he said, in its situation Executor their claims under oath jor political parties, (Republican and southeasterly corner thereof; thence 8:00 p.m. for the purpose ot conduct- within six months from this date. Democratic). (19) In a southerly direction along the ing the Primary Election for tho Thf* polllnsr place for the Hecond with the red tide, adding it Dated: May 20. I960 rear of Lots 69, 68, 67, 66, 65, 64, 63, 62, nomination ol candidates. Election District la Rumaon Fire Com- Catholics Set The said Boards of Registry and 61, 60 and 59, In Block 54 and along the Said Primary Election will be held pany's Fire Hounc, River Iload and was only at the nuisance John Blenken Wilson Election will meet on rear of Lots 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, In nald municipality for the purpose Black Point Hoart. Rumuon. 50 West Front Street TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 19G9 22 and 23 all In Block 34 on Bald map of nominating a Governor for the Third Klrrtion DUtrlrt level. Red Bank, N. J. between the hours of 7:0(1 a.m. find In a southerly and southeasterly direc- Stale of New Jersey; two Members Election District No. 3 I* hereby To Begin John Mahoney, also from Solo Exeoulpr 8:fiO p.m. for the rurpo.so of conduct- tion to the westerly line of Willow of the General Asuembly from Dis- defined and riemirl'ied aa follows: Messrs. Lane & Evans, Inp the General Election. Drive; thenco (20) In an easlerly di- trict 5A; a Surrogate: a Counly AM that part of the Iloroujrh ot the Sandy Hook Laboratory, 03 East River Road Bald General Election will be held rection across Willow Drive to a point Clerk; two Member!) of the Board of Riimnnn cast of the center line of Itumson, New Jersey In said municipality for the purpose In the easterly line of Willow Drive; Chosen Freeholders for the County of the Avrntii* of Two Ttlvf»r* flouth nnd showed slides of the effects of Attorneys of electing a Governor for the State thence (21) In a northerly and north' Monmouth; one male and one female the center line of the Avenue ot Two New Census of New Jersey; two Members of tho easterly direction along the easterly member of the State Executive Com- Rivera. the red tide. May S3, June 6, 13, 20 $25,00 Genera] Assembly from District 5B; line ot Willow Drive to Its Intersection mittee for each of the major political The poll In e place for the Third TRENTON - Starting Sun- a Surrogate: a County Clerk; two with the southwesterly line of Proipect parties (Republican and Democratic*. - The Municipal Association REGISTRY AND ELECTION Avenue; thence (22) In a southeasterly Election District In, Ralph Hall, at NOTICE Members of Ihe Board of Chown Said Primary Election will be held Lincoln Avenue and Packer Avenue, day and continuing for ap- held its monthly meeting at Freeholders, for the County of Mon- direction along the louihwesterly lint Rumson. BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER mouth, and for the following mu- of Prospect Avenue to the Intersection for the purpone of nominating persons proximately one week, the the . Battleground Country NEW JERSEY nicipal offices, viz; or the northwesterly line of Little Sli- of tho respective parties to the of- Fourth Flection DUtrlrt Catholic diocese of Trenton Notico la hereby given that the Dis- ver Point Road; thence (23) In a west- fice.! a*)ove mentioned and also to Election District No. 4 In hereby de- Club here. i , trict Boards of Election and Registry A Mayor for tha full term of two erly direction along the northwesterly elect one malo and one female mem- fined and described as follows: will be engaged in a diocesan- i In and for Iho Borough of Little yeara, line ol Little Silver Point Road to a ber from each election district In trie All that part of the Borough of Silver, County or Monmouth, Slats of Two Councllmcn for the full .term point marked by an extension In a Borough of Keanuhurg &n Members of Rumson bounded on the went bv thfl wide census taking. New Jeraey, will meet at the places of three years each. northerly direction of the westerly line the Monmouth County Executive Com- center line or Oaken Road and Oak** hereinafter designated on Notice Is hereby given that quail- of Carolyn Road; thence (24) mittee for each of the two major Road extended and the center line of Census takers, all volun- Churchmen TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1969 fled voters of tho Borough of Sea a southerly direction alone the political parties, (Republican and Hance Road; on the north by the en- teers from the various par- between the houra of 7:0O a.m. and Bright, County or Monmouth, state ot westerly line of Carolyn Hoad Democratic). ter line nf Ridge Koad and on th« 8:O0 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- New Jersey, not already registered and across Parker Avenue, along the The nald Boards of Registry and east hy Ihe center line of the Ave- ishes within the diocese, will Ing the Primary Election for tha in said municipality under the laws of westerly line of Carolyn Road and Election will meet on ' nue of Two Rivers; and the rente r nomination of candidates. New Jersey governing permanent rrg- continuing in a southerly direction line of the Avenue of Two HI ver* To Hear Talk latrstlon may register or transfer with TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1989 South. be making a thorough search Said Primary Election will be held along tho rear of Lot! 21, 23, 23 and 24 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and the clerk of said municipality at her In Block 58 on said map and across The polling place for the Fourth for the residences of Catholic In said municipality for the purpose office, Borough Hall, 1099 East Ocean 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- of nominating a Governor for tho Cutvlew Avenue and continuing along ing the Oeneral Election. " Election District la Forrcntdate School. Miss Rosemary Vranas people. They may, in good State of New Jersey; two Members Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jersey, at the rear of Loti 2, 3, 4. 5, S and 7 Forrest Arenue, Blackpolnt Road, On Camden any time between Wednesday, Juno i, In Block 71 on said map. and continu- Bald General Election will be held Rumson. of the General Assembly from Dis- 1969, and Thursday, September 25, In said municipality for the purpose faith, be calling upon the EATONTOWN - "The trict BB; Surrogate; a . County ing across Bllverslde Avenue and along of electing a Governor for the State ALBERT A. KERR. JR. 1969, during the following hours: Dal- the easterly line of Lot 2 and the rear Borough '""rt-V homes of those of other faiths. Clerk; two Members of the Board of ly 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, 2:00 p.m.Of Lots 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13.of New Jersey; two Members of the Church and the City-Cam- Chosen Freeholders for the County of to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sunday-it and General Assembly from District 5A; May 23, 28, 1980 M3.W Is Finalist Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan, den" will be the topic of an Monmouth; one male and one remain Holidays excepled. Or at Commission- 12, 11 and 10 all In Bloc* 80 to Parker a surrogate: .a Counly Clerk; two member of the Slate Executive Com- er of Registration Office. Hall of Rec- Creek; thence (25) In a generally west- Members of Ihe Board of Chosen BEOI8TRATTOV ft ELECTION pastor of St. James Catholic address by the Rev. Canon mittee for each of the major political ords, Main Street. Freehold. New Jer-erly direction along ths hlRhw&ter line Freeholders, for the County of lion- NOTICE Church, Red Bank, and all Donald A. Griesmann at a parties (Republican and Democratic): uey, at any time between Wednesday, of Parker Creek to the westerly bound- mnuth. .' In Pageant and for the following municipal of- June 4. lBflft. and- Thursday, Septem- ary ol the Borough ol Little Silver Notice Is hereby given that quali- Notice !» hereby given that a Pri- other pastors wish to empha- meeting of the Episcopal fices, VIE: ber 25. 1969, during the following and easterly boundary of the Borough fied voters of tho Borough of Kean«- mary Election will be held In the JERSEY CITY - Miss A Mayor (or the full term of two houra: Bally B:0O a.m. to 4:30 p.m..of Shrewsbury; thence (25) In & north- hurg, County cf Monmouth, Stale of Borough of Shrewsbury, County ol size that the census takers Young Churchmen of the caro, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex- erly direction along the boundary of New Jersey, not already registered Monmouth, Rtatft or New Jersey, on Rosemary Vranas of 49 La- are interested only in con- Tw» CouncHmen for the full terra cepted. the Borough of Littlo Bllv«f &nd the In said "municipality under the laws Tuesday, June 3, ll>*>9 between the Mon mo u t h Convocation, of three years each. Borough of Shrewsbury to the canter of New Jersey governing per- hours ,of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. at place1* fayette Drive, Hazlet, has tacting Catholics and no in- scheduled for Sunday at St. Said Primary Election will be held On TlrarsJay, September S5, 1069,line of Sycamore Avenua; thence (27) manent registration may register or hereafter designated for nomination of [or the purpose of nominating persons the reglfttratlon books win be CIOHCC! In •> westerly direction along the cen- transfer with the rlcrk of said mu- candidates for the Oeneral Election «.i been selected as one of 12 formation whatsoever will be James' Memorial Episcopal of the respective parties to the of- until after the forthcoming Oeneral ter line of Sycamore Avenue to the nicipality at his office —rPsMenc*, hereafter dpnlgnatert and to elect one 'finalists to compete in the requested of any otJiers. fices above mentioned and also to Election to be held on Tuesday, No- boundary of the Borough of Brirewi Church Street. Keansburjc, New Jer- male and one female member of the Church starting at 4:30 p.m.elect one male and one female mem- vember I. 1069. bury; thence (28) In a northerly dlre< sey, at any time between Wednesday, Btate Executive Committee and one second annual Miss Jersey • The purpose of the census is Registration and a business ber from each election district In the Notice; of change of renldenre or tlon alone the boundary of the Borough June 4, JOB?) and Thursday, Septem- male and one female member from Borough of Little Silver aa Members application for transfer of registration of Shrewsbury and the Borough of Lit- ber 25, 1969, during the following each election district a» members of City State College Miss Amer- to help plan for the future meeting will open the ac- of the Monmouth County Executive shall be made either by written re- tle Silver to the northeasterly right-of- hours: i'aily 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the Monmouth County Executive Com- committee for ench or the two ma- quest forwarded to' the Municipal way of the New York A Long Branch Saturday*, Sundays and Holidays ex- mittee for each of the major political ica Scholarship Pageant. of the Catholic education and tivities, followed by Father jor political parties, (Republican and Clerk or lha County Board of Elec- Railroad; tnence (29) In a northwester- oepted. Or st Commissioner of parties (Republican and Democratic >. worship and to offer indi- Democratic). tions, on forms provided by laid Mu- ly direction along; the northeasterly Registration Office Hall of Records. Miss Vranas is a sophmore Greisman's talk. Evening nicipal Clerk or Soard or by calling right-of-way of the New Tork and. Long Main IJtreet, Freehold, New Jerney, Notice 1* hereby given that a Gen- vidual counseling if indicat- Prayer will be conducted in The said Boards of Registry md In person at the office of the Mu-Branch Railroad, be the distance what at any time between Wednesday, June eral Election will be held in the Bor- at Jersey City State. She went Election will meet on 8 ino.jtoi.2i '• Intersected by (ho northerly line of and north nf Sceley Avenue to tha eral northerly direction from the ren- Burplua 113,072.15 09.S02.02 White Road; thence (7) In a n^rth- Hhore line of Rarltan Hay. ter line of Sycamore Avenue 150 fept , tlon and Student Government Park, charged with the theft wcsierly direction along tho northeast- The polling place being New Point weal of westerly curtllne of Wept Sunday By TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES erly rlihl-of-war lino of the New York Comfort Fire House, Carr live. End Avenue and continuing In a are sponsoring the pageant. of an electric range from' the AND SURPLUS $1,321.00002 S1.2.W.47.V80 tnd Long it ranch Railroad, be the dis- THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT: All «tral(tht line to the right-of-way of tance whit It mny to tht point or that area south of Manning Place, the N'ew York ft Lonj: Branch Hat'.- Monmnuth Shopping Center, place of Beginning. and wont of Main Street to the Rail- road Co. Thr polling place Is the fire Hennessey mad tracks of the Central Railroad house. Broad Street. was given two weeks for tlie COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OK OPKHATIONN AND Polling place for this district la itis of X. J. and all that area south of IN SURPLUS - CURRENT KIWD Flra House on Prospect Avenue. Kecoiid Kiecllnn Okirtct public defender to arrange his SEA BRIGHT - Democrat- IN M'rriw CURIIENT KI;NI> Year 1067 the Railroad tracks of the Central Barbecue Revenue (Cash Ran in J . Ynax 1MBL Third Election Dlilrlct Railroad of N." J. to" the State High- Founded on the norih bv Newrnan defense. He is free on bail. ic gubernatorial candidate Surplus Balance January 1 $ 97,189.82 t 9P.4W.27 BEGINNING at a point in the south- way #36, BprfngD Road, on the wfM by Shrews- Jllncellaneouo — Prom Otfrcr than erly line of Little Silver Point Road bury Avenue lo a point 3100 lef 1 Georgette H. Thomas of At- John L. Hennessey, togeth- Local Property Tax Levies 162,MS.03 where the same Is intersected by me The polling plice hclng the Blue nouth of Newman flprlnsi Road wher** Collection or Delinquent Taxes _.._. 76,721.13 westerly llns ol Parker Avenue Bouth; Jeana Hall. 10 Church Street. the renter line of Shrewsbury Ave- Set Sunday lantic Highlands was ar- er with all other gubernatori- Collection of Current Tax Levy , . 1,943,987.25 thence (1) In an ea3terly direction FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT: nue InlPmerts with R lino drawn to raigned on the charge of using al candidates will appear Sun- Inlerfund Loam Returned 1.A03.41 1S.72n.34. along trie southerly line of Little Sliver All that area cast of Main Street, the center line of nbr« Place, on th»; RED BANK — The Shrews- Point fload to Its intersection with the and north of Park Avenue to the south by a line running In an easter- a counterfeit driver license day, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. TOTAL FUNDS .- 41.692,228.64 »l,rHO.2B8.27 westerly line of Seven Bridges Road; afifire line of Rarltan Bay. ly and westerly direct ion. bogintilnB bury Ave. A.M.K. Zion Church (hence (2 > In a. southerly direction Tlie polling pliire heinj CorrlKan'i at a point 3400 feet south or New- at the Motor Vehicle Bureau. on the CBS-TV "Campaign ilong the westerly line of Seven Bridges Hal!, Main Street. man Sprints Road and running la a will hold a barbeue on the She is free on $1,000 bail E*pi'n In an easterly direction along nue to !he Rnllrnad track* of tho t-ast t>y the ccnlpr line of Brnad Et. Grand Jury. the southerly shore o( Town Neck Creek C'rntral Railroad of N. J. wllhln the The polling place M tho Flr.it Aid tion said that all Demo- Inl Rtlinol Taxes , 970,038,00 810.TO.35 corpora Io limits of the Borough of hd, vegetable and beverages Larry M. Wiley of the Sig- Olhcr Expenditures SCO 00 in:t continuing In a generally southerly 8'iuad Hut Ming, southeast corner of inrt southwesterly direction following Kcitmburff. Laurel fltrert and Haddon Awnue, cratic and Republican candi- 1 . will he served. nal School, Ft. Monmouth, TOTAL EXPENDITURES I1.741.4U 60 tl.Km.OM 45 the shore line of Town Nfck Creek *nd The polling plate being Itutlpr * third Klrrtlmi IHitrkt dates have been inviled to Parker Creek to a point where the Tavern, corner of Main fltrcot anrl Mrs. Agnes Moore, super- pleaded guilty to charges of Vlmt Election District Intersect* tht All Ihftt portion of the Ilornugh of appear on the program, dur- Park Avenue. Sltmw.Hbiiry soulh f>f the center line drunk and disorderly conduct Less: Exi>en'lltnrrs in he Raised lortherly iliore line of Parker Creek: HARVEY MARION intendent, and the Sunday ing which Gerome Wilson, hence <*> in A northerly direction Mlinlrl]>,il rmrk of R!•'<'.-»more Avenue and oast of a and breaking a window in the by Future TaxM Hong tho easterly line of the Pint Elac May Lrt, 21, 1W) SW.M line running In A northerly direction School staff will be in charge. CBS's state correspondent, lion District to the louiherly Una ol from thp renter lino of flyrnmnro Ave- Bodie Travel Agency. He was Little .Silver Point Road and thi point niic to \U> rltfM-of-w.iy of the Netv At 4 p.m. (here will be a fined ?20 and given a 30-day will act as a moderator, to TOTAL ADJUSTED EXPENDITURES J1.7tl.4flfi fin SI,?\3'J ( >T plact of Itegtnnl.if. RKGIKTKY AND KLK< TIO.N York A I .OUR Mraneh Railroad Co. discuss cnmpalgn issues. Pulling pure for thin district Is fit which NtrniRht lino l.i 1M f^et went trustees and building fund ral- suspended sentence. Otin's Crupel Pariah House on Llttli Noun: of the westerly curb line of West Mr. Hennessey said that the Surplus Balance IKwember 31 .,« no,7;tn w $ Ul. flllvor Pr.irtl Tto.vl. HOIHH MI OK KlMHON Kurt Avenue. Also that portion of the ly. The Iiev. Samuel A. Ford James Marino Jr. also of Fourth election Dlitrtcl NMV JKItHKV Hnrough nf Shrewsbury noulh of A lirw of the Salem Baptist Church, same afternoon, 3 to 0 p.m., BEGINNING at the Intersection ol Notice in hereby given thai the nis- running iilong tho center lino of Obr« the Signal School, Ft. Mon- REOOMMENnATinNB — Nnn» the easterly lino of Branch Avenue trlct Hoards nf Kloction and R*Bi«lry PJace whtrh In bounded) on tha west Long Branch, will be guest mouth, was found guilty of he will have an open house at Ttm nbove summitry or Rvnotisin was prer.nrp'1 frviin-Tfie report nf nulll and ihe southerly lino of Hurnson fload; In and fnr thi* Borough of Rumson. tiv Shrewsbury Avrnuo and on the of tlie Borougll nf Little Silver, County nt Monmouttl for the calendar vrrtr thence running (1> In an easterly dlrec- County of Momnouth, Btatn of New past by the center line or Broad speaker. He will be accom- Bachstadt's in East Keans- lOOfl This report f>f (niiitt. suhmlttert by JoBrr-li J FRnimin arul f'unr.Tny. Street. The prilling pure. 1« the Ilroirl using a false charge plate In :ldn along tho southerly line Humson Jcrspy, will meet at Iho placta here- Btrnpt Auditorium of the Bhrewibtiry nrK'RpgintereIc«di MunicipaAjMim:>|'iili AccountantsAVCUUIIUWIS,, I>s" on Ilitile aSt the Bormnth Clerk's office panied by his congregation. Bambergor's to purchase two burg at which he hopes to antl may bs Inspected by any Interested nnnnn. Hoad and across Prospect Avenue to inafter tit-.iigmtcd on School. and may bo inspected by any Interested person. :h6 easterly line of Proipetl Avenue; TUKHHAY. JUNE 3. 1060 The jwbllc is invited to at- ivristwatches worth $45. He meet his friends at a roast Chit Men M Btilli thfncd (2i In a northerly ""direction nptweon tho hours nf 7 ;0fl a.m. ami JEAN W FAHRY beef.dinner. .,,, , ' AcAlTiR Clerk across JUimson Road and along the R no |i m. fnr the purpnuc of c^nilucl- • - Bilouih CIH was fined ?35. ... , 1 :1 lend. ( Ing thp Prlmiry EJectlpn ' lor tho May 23, 2S, IB&f • LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAX NOTICE

Bey, it tny time between eey, Broad Strut, the point or place otf He- bon, County follows: ' s cente: quest forwarded ta the Municipal thenca Easterly along the center Urn lesi to a point In the name: thence b] BEGINNING at a point at ft* la- nded tc Clerk or the County Board of El of Chestnut Street to the center Um the same (2) Southwesterly — 2,000 feel tersectiou of the center line of Texas' line lions, on forms provided by said Mu- of toe C.R.R. Co's, right of way; tbenci more or less to a point In the same; Roai and the corporate line between (i) In nicipal Clerk or Board or by calling Northerly along center line of C. R thence by UIB same (3) Southerly — Middlesex and Monmouth Counties and cente in person at the crrice of the M H. Co.'a right of way to hi ill watei 9.5BQ feet more or less to a point af from said beginning point along the centei nlclpal Clerk or County Board 'line of the North Shrewsbury River, the intersection of the same wit! latter (1) In a Northeasterly direction to II _ Elections up to and including £ep- thence Southwesterly along high watei the center llr/s of Dutch Lane Road 15.410 feet more or less to a point In tbe line o: temper 25, 1969. line ot North Shrewsbury river to thi thence leaving said Boundary Roai line of the same and corner to Mat- center line of Locust Avenue tbe point and continuing along the corpora ti awan Township; thence along the lat- The following Is a description or tin or place ol Beginning, line between said Atlantic (Colts Neck ter in part and part by Matawan Bor- ( cente; Election Districts In the Borough oi and Marlboro Townships (i) Southwest- ough (2) Southeasterly 6,109 feet raor# 1 to Hi Red Bank and the polling places In Tue polling place for tfle Eighth Elec- erly— 7,460 feet more or less to a point or less to the point where Route 7fl in- Ilia . same, to wit: tion District Is Union Fire Howe, In line of the same and corner ti tersects the Corporate line of Matawao westerly Shrewsbury Avenue- Freehold Township; thence along thi Township; thence (3) Southerly along jf Hive; First Election District Ninth Election District BEGIN Beginning at a point on the. short ol corporate line between Freehold am the line of Route 79, 18,300 feet more or the Navesink River directly between l Beginning in tfio center line of Lo- Marlboro TowriBhlp (5) Northwesterl; less to the Intersection of the ami th* properties owned by the Monmouth cust Arenue at high water line ot tha — 10,330 feet more or Itsa to < with the southeasterly Una ot Lota fiecom Boat Club and the property of tin North Shrewsbury River, thence East point In the center Una of New Jer T-17 Block 45; thence (4) Southwesterly Borough of Red Bank, thence South- erly along center line of Locust Ave ley State Highway Routa 79 when 1,000 feet more or less to a. point corner wardly to the center line of Broad loue to the center line of Shrewsbury Ihe same Is Intersected by the soutl to the latter, thenca by the s&ms In Street to Its Intersection with the cen Avenue; thence Southerly along centei branch of Topanemus Brook; taenc part and part by Lot IS ol Block 45 (8) •ugh ;er line of Mechanic Street, thenci lino of Shrewsbury Avenue to the cen< along the said brook (6) Westerly th Southeasterly 677 feet more or less to Eastwardly along the center line ol ter line of Chestnut Street, thenci various courses and distances 9,800 feel a paint in tha line of the tatter and Mechanic Street to a point one hun- Easterly along center line of Chestnui more or less to a point corner ti corner to Lot 2 of Block 45; thence dred feet from lti Intersection with the Street to the center line of right ol Freehold Township and Manalapai by the latter and part by Lot 8 ol Westerly line of Harrison Avenue, then way of the New York and Long Branch Township; thence along the corporati Block 45 (6) Westerly 1.5D9 feet more or loutheaaterly along and parallel there- railroad; thence Southeasterly el on line between Manalapan and Marlbon less to a paint In the center lint cf center line of right of way of Nei. Townships (7) Northeasterly — 7,17i (1) In :o, a line one hundred feet back from Wyncrest Road; thence along the same north- the Westerly line of Harrison Arenue York and Long Branch railroad to the feet more or less to a point In thi (7) Northerly 700 feet more or less to a to the new boundary line of the Bor- center line of River Street (produced) same; thence by the same (9) North' point at tha Intersection of the lamp j>ugb of Red Bank, thence Easterly thence Westerly along the center llm westerly — 1,550 feet more or less tvitn the center line of Oordon's Corner of North Shrewsbury River; thence to a point at the Intersection of the Road; thence along the latter (fl) West- along the tald boundary line One Hun- Northerly along the high water line of same with the center HnB of Roberts' line o Irtd feet distant to the center line erly 3.400 feet more or less to a point A Harrison Avenue, thence Northerly North Shrewsbury river to the center vine Roadi thenoa by thB latter (9; at the Intersection of the same with nee (2: along the center line of Harrison Ave- line of Locust Avenue,- the point or Northerly — 4,270 feet more or lesi. the center lino ol route 520: thenct nue to the cenler Une of Beekman place of Beginning. to a point at the Intersection of the along the latter (9) Northerly 1.&60 teet e poln' Place, thence Easterly along the center The polling place of the Ninth Elec- same with the center line of Gordon's more or less to a point at the Inter- centei line ot Beekman Place, to Its Inter- tion District Is Union Fire Bouse, Corner Road; thence by the latter (19) section of the same with the center- action with the new Easterly bound- Shrewsbury Avenue. Northeasterly — 10,350 feet more or line of Crlne Road; thence alons the tended actio h t n bound Tenth Election District lets to a point at the Intersection or latter (10) Northerly 7,800 feet mori or arry of the Borough of Red Bank; the same with the center line of Wyn- thenceh ; NortherlNthlyy alonl g said EEasterltl y Beginning In the center line ot ftlvei less to a point at the Intersection o( boundary of the Borough of Red Bank Street at high water line ot North nes! Itoad; thence by the latter (li) the same with tha center line ol T«n- ;o the Southwesterly corner ot lot 8, Shrewsbury River, thence Easterly Southerly — 700 feet more or less nent Road; thence along the latter (11) Jlock 14, of the official tax map of ilong center line of River Street (Pro- to a point In the same comer to Lot Southwesterly SO feet more or leas to a the Borough ol Red Bank, thence East- luced) to tho, center line of right ot 7 of Block 45 as designated on the point In the same and corner to Lot >rly along the new Southerly boundary way of the New York and Long Branch official Tax Assessment Map of Marl 8 of Block 52; thence by the latter Ins of the Borough of Red Bank to railroad; thence Southeasterly along tht boro Township; thence along the lat- the following four (4) courses and dis- the center line of Lake Avenue, thence tenter line of rffht of way of New ter (12) Easterly — 1,699 feet more tances (12) Northwesterly 160 feet more (5) In Northerly along the center line o( Lake fork and Long Branch railroad ta a or less to a point comer to the same ir less to a paint; thence (13) North- Avenue to the center llne> of East point distant Seven Hundred and Nine- thence by the same (13) Northwester- easterly 176 feet moro or less to a point; Front Street (also known as River ty Four feet from the Southerly side of ly — 677 feet more or less to a point thence (14) Northwesterly 57 feet more or "*oad) thence Easterly along the cen< Bergen Place, measured at right an- comer to the same; thence still by the less to a point; tnenca (15) Southwest* ,'er Jlae of JEast Front Street (also gles thereto; thence Westerly and par- same In part and part by Lot 17 of srly 121 feet moro or leas to a point cor- School, known as River Road) to Its Intersec- allel with West Bergen Place to the Clock 43 and Lot 6 of Block 44 <14) ner to thQ same and comer to Lot tion with the center line of Haddon ienter line of right of way of C. R. R, Northeasterly — 2,060 feet more or 3 of Block 52; thence by the Utter Park, extended Southerly, thence North- if N. X; thence Northerly along the less lo a point corner to the latter; :he following ilx (8) courses and flli- if Fair irly along the center lino of Haddon :ent©r line of right of way of the thence by the same In part and part :ancea (16) Northwesterly 2OB feet mor» wit; Park to the shore of the Navesink 0. R. Ti. of N. J. to a .point distant by Lot 3 of Block 44 (15) Southeast- ir less to a point; thence (17) North- which itiver, then Soiithweatwardly and West* One Hundred and Fifty feet Southerly erly — 890 feet more or less to a westerly IDS feet moro or lesi to a point: ue and wardly along the ihore of the Nave [from the South side of West Bergen point corner to the name; thence* by whence (IS) Northerly 234 feet mori or ue ex- Place measured at right angles there- the same (16) Northeasterly — 330 ess to a point; thence (19) Northeast- Ink River to the point above men- to; thence Westerly and parallel with Teet more or less to a. point corner to erly 232 feet more or less to a pointt rlne of loned at the shore line ot the said esterly .T«r directly between the properties West Bergen Place to high water line :he same; thence by the same (17) '.hence (20) Northwesterly 322 feet more >f Pp jwned by the Monmouth Boat Club if the North Shrewsbury river; thence Northwesterly — 478 feet mora or less ir leas to a point; thence (21) South- Ene of Northwesterly along high water line of to a point corner to the same; thence) westerly StD feet more or less to a point inter- and the property of the Borough ol ho North Shrewsbury river fa tht sliU by the fame in part and part by corner to the same and coraer ta Lot Beek- "led Bank, at the point or place of :enter line of River Street, the point Lot 1 of Block 42 (18) Northeasterly 13 ot Block 52; thence by the litter oUll In leglnnlng. ir place of Beginning. — 1,380 feet more or less to a point the following four (4) courses and d!«- center The polling place for the First Elec- The polling place for the Tenth Elec- comer to the same and In the line of tancea (22) Southwesterly 523 feet nor* center Ion District is Navealnk Hook & Lad- Ion District li the River Street school. Lot 2 of Block 42; thencs by the tatter or less to a point; thence <33) South- . to Its] 110) Southeasterly — 100 feet more or tr Fire Home. Mechanic Street. Eleventh Election District westerly CM feet more or lesi to a bound-1 Second ElBcUon District ;ts» to a point corner to the name; point; thenco {24) NorthweiterJy 1,331 Bank; Beginning at a point where the cen- Beginning In the center lice ot Nvw thence still by tho same (20) North- *eet more or less to a point; thenci rly dl- ter line of Mechanic. Street Is Inter- lan Springs road at high water line easterly — 1,873 fact more or leos to !25) Southwesterly 70S feet mare or undary icted with the center tine of Broad of the North Shrewsbury liver, thenct \ point corner to the same; thence by less to a point corner to the lira* ank tc Street, thence Southwardly along the Easterly along the center line ol New- he same (21) Northwesterly — 320 leet and corner to Lot 27 ol Block 62; ' shore :enter line of Broad street to its In- man Springs Road to the center of nore or less to a point In line of the thence by the latter In part and ihrews. ternet Ion with the center line of Wai' Iroad Street; thence Northerly along nme and corner to Lot 3 of Block part by Lot 29 ot Block 52 (26} lace Street, thence Eastwardly along enter of Broad Street to the center 12; thence by the tatter (22) North- Northwesterly 1,056 feet more or leal the center line or Wallace Street to lne of right of way of New York and >a.sterly — 1,390 feet more or less to to a point corner to the itm* the rear of the property at the South- «ng Branch railroad; thence North' e, point In the center line of Conover and corner to Lot 79 of Block 53; ~ (North east corner of Broad and Wallace westerly along center line of the right Road; thence by tha sumo (23) South- menoe by the latter tbe following eight 3treets (appro*, one hundred feet East if way of the New York and Long easterly 510 feet moro or less to a 8) courses and distances (27) North- it the Bast line of Broad street) Iranch railroad to a point distant Sev- point In the same; thence by the same1 laslerly 913 feet more or les> to* a point; hence Southwardly along the rear of en Hundred and Ninety Four feet ttom (34) Southerly — 930 feet more or less hence (23) Northwesterly 204 feet more the Southerly side of West Bergen lo a point tn the same; thence still Hance .Id property one hundred feet from Place, measured at right angles thtre* it leas to a point; thence (29) South* ...e center line of Wallace Street, by the same (25) Southeasterly — westerly 90 fee.t more or leas to a point; place *-: thence Westerly and parallel to 1,310 feet more or less to the point and thence Ea*twaroJy by a straight line 'est Bergen Place to the center line ihence (30) Northwesterly 413 feet mori and parallel to Wallace Street to Its tlace of Beginning. ir less to a point; (hence (31) North- if right of wayr of C. R. R. of N. J.; Intersection with the center line of Mc- hence Northerly along center line ol The polling place for the First E!ec- asierly 1O1 leet moraor less toapolnl; Laren Street, thence Northeastwardly the right of way of C. R. R, of N. J.. lon District is the Marlboro Town-1 hence (32) Northwesterly 45 feel mort ~ m the center line of McLaren Street *.o a point distant One Hundred and ihlp Hall, Main Street. ir less to a point; thence (33) North- if Fair its Intersection with the center line "ifty feet Southerly from the South asterly 330 feet more or leu to a vlt: _ Prospect Ave., thence Southeast- Ids of Weat Bergen Place; thence ELECTION DISTRICT #1 loint; thence (34) Northeasterly 2W re the irly along the center line ot Prospect Westerly and parallel with West Ber- Kobertsvllle Flrehoifte, Haute 620 leet more or less to a point corner'to ersects Wenue to the Intersection with the ten Place to high water line of the ALL that certain tract or parcel of ;he same and in tbe center lint of being Southerly line of the hew boundary line forth Shrewsbury river; thence South- land lituate In tho Township of Marl- Texas Road, thenca by the latter (30) >r the f the Borough of Red Bank (being irly along the high water line of the boro, County of Monmouth and State Southwesterly 4,950 leet more or leu In a IOUSB No. 191) thence Easterly, South- Torth Shrewsbury river to the center af New Jersey, and Is more particular- to the point and place or Beginning. ' rtherly ly described as follows: The polling place for the Fourth ly, Easterly, Northerly, Easterly, no of the Newman Springs Road, Uii lection District ts the MorganvUU Rum- Tortherly, Easterly along the new rotnt or place of Beginning. BEGINNING at a point at the In- r center •oundary line of the Borough of Red The polling place for the Eleventh :ersectlon of the center line of New oluntcer Flrehouse, UorganvlTle-T«D> ce (2) "lank to a paint one hundred feet West lection District is Westside Engine Jersey State Highway Route 9 and iet Road. e cen- the center line of Harrison Avenue, louse. LelghtOD Avenue. :he corporata line between Manala- id the iBnce Northerly, parallel to the center ian and Marlboro Townships and ELECTION IHBTIUCT, #5 id ei- le ol Harrison Avenue and one hun- Tweirth Election Dbtrlct from said beginning point running Itoliertevllln Flrehouse, Iloute ft2(i of the: Beginning at a point where the center ALL that certain tract or Darefil nf THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOFN, N. }.: FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 — 29 a God abbr. Children's Letters to God 11 Bring forti ft Volcano WHAT HAVE WO 60TT0K PUZZLE young 37 In the sane 5JTHAT5THEONETHIN6li)E By Royal Rodgers 12 Segment place MR\sr HAMtT 13 Leftovers 38 Hamlet ACROSS 45 Leg bone 18 One of the 39 Grease: sL 1 Kismet 47 Line drinks Aeslr 44 Obvious 5 Paces 48,Skeleton 19 Poison oak 45 Incite 10 Printer's part and poison 46 Arrow 3 KI o M r mistake 49 Inscribed ivy poison 14 Down with: 52 Identical 23 Fish fence 48 Port of Fr. S3 Ribbed 24 Ship stems Salvador 15 Bizarre fabric 25 Fluid rock 49 Lash object 56 "We-.and 26 Bait 50 Unusual 16 Heed they are 27 ELse 51 Ellipse 17 "Nature? ours" 28 Napped 52 Red deer loved and 60 Formerly leather 53 San - " Persia WOULD n /ty 29 Made a 54 Arabian I WANTA TURTLE 20 High priest 61 Intellect mistake ruler WITH. MY NAME WDULDNT ALWAVS 5 ** 21 Colors 62 — Jannings 30 Samoan 55 Famed PAINTED ON IT? 22 Clues 63 Animal skin island newsman 23 Unit of 64 Procreated 31 Mexican 57 Tide phase language 65 Had on fiber 58 Three: pref. 24 Also DOWN 33 Small dogs: 59 Novel 26 Alsorans 1 Temple: obs 29 Dutch 2 Eve's boy Solution to Today's Puzzle philosopher 3 Transporta- 32 Small case tion means 33 Ascertain 4 Time zone: 34 Shoo-fly - abbr. 36 "For want 5 Cleans of a horse, thoroughly " 6 Adjusted 40 Spread stereo Mary Worth 41 Oven cooks 7 Time © King Fc*ttires Syndicate, lac, 1969. 42 Prussian periods NOW THERE'S A FROM OIL, BANKING AND REAL-ESTATE, THEY ARE. BETTER PAPA IS RICHER. THAM MIDM! HE CAVE EACH KNOWN IN THE. SOUTHWEST horseman: 8 Excavation THENTHENAMET^sm™™"-" OFTHEBOV5TEN MILLION,TAX-FREE, AT 21! THAN THE MAN IN THE WHITE var. 9 French OF THE GIRL'S FIANCE I FINCASUK ARF WVMA 15 A POLITICAL POWER-HOUSE! HOUSE! it WMIUAR.DENNIE?; nl^Ws "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean 43 Felt money unit 5HE HM ALREADy MADE ONE. SON A —AND RUMOR. HAS fl FIRST FAMILY, SENATOR AND ONE. A GOVERNOR* discontent 10 Belief in GRANDMOTHER.! THAT MAMA 15 GROOMING Saturday. May 24 SENATOR ARTIE, fOR THAT LITTLE JOB Present—For You and Yours • • • Week ends SOME DAY! on a very optimistic note. Aspects favor almost any- thing you want to do along constructive lines. Good time to take a short trip. Devote some time to out- door life and moderate exercise. Aspects favor new ventures. Good time to select a new bobby or a s'Meet you would like to study. The Day Under Your Sign Aria*, torn Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 LW S«pf. 23 fo Oct. 22 You are the leader Dow and Solar radiations stimulate origt* events ahoold rerolre arami oal thinking and the ability to Too. Results look taxi. solve worrisome problems. Andy Capp Scorpio. Ocl. 23 to Nov. 21 Taurus. April 20 to May 20 Be on the spot with «ucic«tions %R'LL 3LKT 'AVE TO Co ahead and fritter TOOT time M your mental ability can make 1 away, You need t letdown after a powerful impression. ABOUT THESE beetle week. Sagittarius. Nov. 22 fo D«c.2l Your rowers of analysis where Gemini. May 21 to Jum 21 career njutters and finances are Take the children to some site concerned will be dependable STOODO/V of historical or cultural interest • now. rr 1 to widen their horizons. HE BURNIN Capricorn. Dae. 22 TO Jan. 20 Cancer. June 22 t» July 21 Spend time with others instead Settle problems concerning fam* of in solitude. This is a day to tly relationships while stars fct your hair down md enjoy denote beneficial lesulu. life. Leo. Jury 22 to Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 fo Feb. 19 Aspects suRgest baring your Don"t pass im a dunce to dts- pictqre taken. Resulti should Olay your ability. You can do turn out well under present rays. much to promote your career. Pisces. Fab. 20 fo March 20 Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 You may meet Someone whose Your versatility can win you influence on your Hit will be recognition, but you have to vita!."Consider making dianw •bow it where U counts. of tome sort eFidd Eotctvritts, lac* 1969 The Wizard of Id Bridge Advice Dennis the Menace By ALFRED SHEINWOLD One false move cost a great Eaat dealer player a grand slam in to- East-West votaeraWe day's hand, part of a collec- NORTH tion of World Championship 4 A864 hands now being assembled W0H«R WHHGl I* rummy. Down one. correct to cash the ace Of THEN ANOTHER ST8ANSE FIGURE OUT OF 7HE CHRKNESS- Sad Hand spades. It was a very sad hand, DAILY QUESTION and if you want to reach for As dealer, you hold: S— J 7, Freehold Man In State Post the crying towel, go right H - 10, D - K J 5 3 2, C -.. WAYNE — Donald Froe- sociates Inc., West Long ahead. But don't cry too hard, A 10 9 6 5. What do you say? lich, 40 Glenhill Road, Free- Branch, he is the father of because Italy recovered from Answer: Pass. The hand hold, was elected state as- four children. this blow and won the world is not worth an opening bid sociate vice chairman of the Elected Miss Monmouth championship anyway. in standard bidding systems. ' New Jersey Young Repub- Young Republicans was Miss D'Alelio should have made In the system used by Mas- licans at the organization's Ellen Moller, 22, of Matawan. his grand slam by proper simo D'Alelio and Cammillo convention here. play of the hearts and spades. Pabis-Ticci in the 1954 Bridge Miss Moller, who repre- He should have begun by tak- Olympics, an opening bid of Mr. Froelich, 32, is a mem- sented the club in the state ing all three high hearts, dis- 2-NT promised five clubs and ber of the Monmouth County beauty pageant, is a secretary carding both of the low five diamonds with slightly Young Republican Club and a for Price Waterhouse and was spades from his hand. He less than the high-card a mate at this year's Asbury former county chairman. Em- could then ruff dummy's strength normally needed for Park Boat Show. three low spades without hav- an opening bid. Nubbin ployed by Electronic As- Beetle Bailey AN1 NOW ?oz ive 1 Will. NOW PLAY Twe TU0A ALL 0V THERE IS TO

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mmm /', £ ^ •, Student Prince AtLongBranch WeekendTreat By ALICIA HOWE However, the sum of all LONG BRANCH - Advice these parts is a magic eve- to parents: This weekend, ning in Heidelberg, with one's nap your children in the af- heart strings being twanged anew over the plight of Prince • ternoon and take them to see Carl Franz, who must leave : The Student Prince at Long his true love, a barmaid, Branch High School and eve- when the death of his grand- ning. Take them to see a father calls him to the musical play which provides throne of his country. melody, orchestration and an One beautiful song follows STUDENT PRINCE — f vt. Phi Hip Smith of Ft. Monmouth and Georgene Byrne effective plot instead of am- the next — "Deep in My plification and questionable Hoplock of Eatontown sing of love, youth and springtime in their starring roles Heart, Dear," "Golden jokes. Days," the "Drinking Song," In the opening act of the Student Prince. The Sigmund Romberg operetta wiW The Eatontown Women's — all these lovely melodies be presented tonight, tomorrow and Sunday nights in Long Branch High School. Club is sponsoring this pro- (Register Staff Photos) duction for the benefit of follow so rapidly upon each Teen Outreach in Long other in the first act that one tumes will be the delight of small part of the Count Von Sal Marotta of Eatontown. Branch. Their efforts to help realizes how long it's been every little girl who sees the Mark. He conducts very well, very tills group of troubled teen since one has heard "pop- operetta. The Reverend John The hero of the production, clearly; he is good-tem- age boys and their counsel* ular music" of such high Grant of Long Branch has a however, is obviously the pered, he is fun. He makes lore, the Rev. and Mrs. Alan beautiful voice in his rather musical director of the show, it go. Brett, have met with a suc- quality. cess even beyond their ex- Special commendation must pectations. Help in every go to all the lead singers. form has come from sur- Georgene Byrne Hoplock of Opera Has Name Change rounding towns and from Ft. Eatontown sings the part of Montnouth. Kathy, the barmaid. Any WANAMASSA — Mme. Era county as well as in it. Met- An addition, The Music - The production is colorful prince worth his salt would Tognoli, founder and director ro Lyric will be the parent Theatre, will present light and well paced. The lead fall in love with her. Pvt. ' of the Monmouth Opera Fes- company with the same tax- opera and musical?, utilizing singers are remarkably good Philip Smith of Ft. Mon- tival, says that after a year's exempt non-profit status, and area talent. The first prev and the choruses are sur- mouth, whose home is in sabbatical, the festival will it will operate under the same sentation will be "The.Fantas- prisingly well trained. The West Virginia, sings the part resume activities, but under bylaws. ticks." It will be presented At orchestra is composed most- of Prince Carl Franz with the name of Metro Lyric Op- vigor and conviction. Mary Monmouth Opera Guild, a the Strand Theatre on the ly of students with a few era. boardwalk in Ocean Grove strategically placed, experi- Martin of Highlands sings the branch of Metre Lyric, will enced adults. part of the rejected Princess The festival's board of di- retain its name and bylaws. Friday and Saturday, May 30 Margaret. She looks as pretty rectors voted to change the Monmouth Opera Workshop and 31. Tickets go on sale to- The scenery and costumes morrow at the box office and are fair. as she sounds and her cos- name because the group will also will continue to sponsor be performing outside the performances under Metro. and at Steinbadi's in As- bury Park and Red Bank. Honors Band Members Applications Are Taken LONG BRANCH — Appli- went and director of bands cations are being received at Long Branch High School. for the eighth annual session In addition to the summer of the Youth Symphonic Hon- practice experience, the Hon- ors Band of the Long Branch ors Band will play at a public Summer School. concert in July. Application to the Youth been organized for fic Band should be school and college students, to Mr. Soriano at has been scheduled for June h u B h s 24 through July 31. SchooI A* ia, audUion The students will meet Tues- rj<>d for ^ose wn0 have not day and Thursday evenings previously served with the from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Honors Band has been sched- at Long Branch High School. ui^ for -^ instrumentalists The Honors Band has been on june 16 and 19. Miss Era Tognoli organized for students who have achieved a high level of instrumental music perfor- mance, and has been designed to provide talented students * OOUU 8 FAREWELL TO LOVE — Mary Martin of Highlands, with an opportunity to study and play fine symphonic band nouyivooa „ .....^ tinging the role of the rejected Princess Margaret, literature during the period Fontane Story ..2 AIHI the Rev. Robert W. Reed, center, of Eatontown, when they are on vacation iftominem tf at Captain Tornitz, appear with the Rev. John Grant ftom their regular school of Long Branch, as Count Van Mark, the prime band. TV Listings 4, 5, 6 The conductor Dominic R. minister, as the two sing their farewells to eadi otW At the Movies ...... 7 Soriano, is chairman of tbe in Hie closing act of the Student Prince. instrumental music depart* CARDS VS. DODGEK5 CUB PACK IN NEW YORK — The St. NEW SHREWSBURY - At d BeUaver and Arthur IJb- Louis Cardinals, National a recent meeting of Cub Scout bin, wolf badge; Billy Ninlzel League pennant winners the Pack 100, the following and Jeff Hoops, gold arrows, last two seasons, visit the Los awards were made: Michael and Doug Nintzel, silver ar- Angeles Dodgers, the NL's Dancer and Michael Small, row. William Abel win be WorM Series representative bobcats; David Carlson, Rich- new cubmaster. in 1965 and '86, for an inter- divisional contest that will be I televised nationally in color 2 by the NBC Television Net- work on the Major League Baseball Game-of-the-Week Saturday. OldOrdjoiU > New! Countni Club CLUB BENE' from the DINNER THEATER Sportsman' Route 35 Morgan, N.J. Lounge -,, presents The Orchard MARGARET Apple Blossom TRUMAN and other fine drinks HIS STORY — Ton/ Fontane and \n$ wife, Kerry, are h star* of "The Tony Rmtane Story," movie w+vich will be shown Sunday in FuH Gospel Church, ICeyporf. In Our Famous NEVER Glass Buckets! TOO LATE Teen Gospel Film OPEN ON MONDAYS DANCING EVERY FRIDAY, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SATURDAY md SUNDAY At Church Sunday AFTER THE SHOW • PUILIC INVITED TO DANCE KEYPORT — "Tiie Tony Hie movie's story concerns Fontane Story," filmed in an auto crash in September, • NO COVER Hollywood by YouUi Films, 1957, in the San Fernando teen-age division of Gospel Valley, Fontane was uncon- • NO MINIMUM Films Inc., will be shown Sun- scious 30 days. He says tie day at 7:30 p.m. in the audi- accident brought him and his DINNER & SHOW 7.50 up torium of Full Gospel Church, wife, the former Kerry 75 Main St. Vaughn, and their daughter, THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SPECIAL 6R0UP RATE The film is his personal tes- Cbarnlae, to a Knowledge of FOR 25 OR MOREI timony that "the answer to Christ life and the hereafter is found The Fontanes left lucrative MARINE GRILL FOR RESERVATIONS CALL only in the person of Jesus careers to give their talents 727-3000 Christ." to the service of God, and His hit record, "CoM, OoM they portray themselves in Introduces Heart" sold more than a mil- the movie. STARTING JUNE 3d lion copies. He is now religious recording artist for "WEST SIDE STORY** RCA Victor and be appears Theatre Six in Christian concerts around Squires Pub the world. In Operation METUCHEN — Theatre Six • Beefsteak • Lobsters • Wine and Spirits has launched its second Equity production of the • Luncheon • Dinner spring season with Anton Every chef, restaurateur, epicurean, has been Chekhov's "The Bear" and Sean O'Casey's "Bedtime adamant about one thing — the quality of raw Story.*' ingredients — All good cooking, they insist, be- The two one-act comedies gins at the market The Pub points with pride win run Tuesdays through to its marketing with the leading meat packers in Saturdays untfl June 14 at the theater on Main St. and Mid- the country and the Fulton Fish Market — leading dlesex Ave. Curtain times will fish market in the east be at 8 p.m. on weeknigbts and at 8:30 p.m. weekends. Charles Berendt and Mary Lindsay will star in "Bedtime OPEN DAILY Story.'* Paul Jenkins and Sar- *. FISHERMAN'S PLATTER ^li5«,.,., ah Dalton are paired in the Monmouth Road 1 Mile From 1 INCLUDING FRENCH FRIES AND COLESLAW lead roles of "The Bear." Al- Monmouth Park Race Track, West Long Branch, N. J. We think every family should so appearing will be Susan > have BBteakplacothatMrves fish. Stevens and Marc Fine. SIRLOIN FIT. TimingJHt

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Eccentric millionaire EARTH© i program information available. decides to leave his money to eight strangers whoee 13 names he picks from the phone book. ID EQUAL TIME 0 11:30 © HERCULOIDS 0 O WCBS-TV O WOR-TY 11:30 © THE LATE SHOW "Guns of the Tlmberland" starring Alan Ladd, O UNDERDOG 0 Q WNBC-TV ID WPIX-TY Jeanne Cram. .Loggers, with government grant to 0 THE FANTASTIC FOUR 0 ft clear hill of timber, battle ranchers who are afraid ID UNDERWAY FOR PEACE 0 O WNEW-TV CD WNDT-TV that loss of trees will ruin land during heavy rain*. (1960) AFTERNOON 1 O WABC-TV & Indicates, Color O THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 (starring Johnny Carson 12:00 0 SHAZZAN 0 O THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW 0 O STORYBOOK SQUARES 0 " Q II O'CLOCK MOVIE 0 Children's version of the "Hollywood Squares" FRIDAY "Macumba Love" starring Walter Reed, Ziva Ro- 0 METROMEDIA'S EYANS-NOYAK REPORT dann. A writer comes to an island off the coast of 0 GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE 0 f South America to gather Information for a book 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE on voodoolsm. (I960) "Homestretch" starring Cornel Wilde, Glenn Lon> DAYTIME SPECIALS ;il:35 ID TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES gan. Romance of Boston girl and a debonnair* "Valley of the Eagles" starring Jack-Warner, John horse owner, who follows ponies from track ii & 7:00 Q O APOLLO 10 LUNAR SPACE MISSION McCallum. Young scientist, whose latest invention track. (1947) If scheduled as planned. was stolen, chases the culprits into the vast wattes CD THE GOURMET WITH DAVID V/ADE 0 , of Lapland. (1951) 8:55-5:00 ©School Television Service 12:30 O JOHNNY QUEST 0 DAYTIME MOVIES 12:30 © THE DONALD O'CONNOR SHOW 0 O UNTAMED WORLD 0 1:00 Q LATE NEWS 0 10:00 O "Everything! Ducta" 0 CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY O AMERICAN BANDSTAND '69 0 12:00 O "Golden Mask" \ "Comanche Station" (I960) starring Randolph 2:00 0 "Happy Go Lovely" Scott, Nancy Gates. Drama about a man's search ID INSIGHT 0 2:00 fD "Death of a Champion" for his wife, kidnapped by the Comanchea. 1:00 © MOBY DICK AND THE MIGHTY , 4:00 O "Road House" O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 0 MIGHTOR 0 4:30 O "The Irish In Us" 1:05 ID LATE NEWS FINAL 0 O AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 O "The Wings of Eaglet" I• Algeria and land in intrigue, harems, the desert 0 FIREBALL XL-5 and the Foreign Legion. (1650) "The Protector". Howard tries to prove that ft big- J '• oted millionaire is plotting to solve the country's ID THIS IS THE LIFE 0 ABC's WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS & • racial problems by forming hla own army, 8:56 O NEWS AND WEATHER World Light Heavyweight Championship Bout, live, 8 ALLEN LUDDEN'S GALLERY 0 9:00 O SUPER 6 0 Champion Bob Foster vs Andy Kendall, from Wwt O THE GENERATION GAP 0 0 MARINE BOY Springfield, Massachusetts. Guest: Peggy Caas ID THE ATLANTA CLASSIC 0 O THE NEW CASPER CARTOON SHOW from Atlanta Country Club, Atlanta, Georgia. , 0 BASEBALL 0 O EASTSIDE KIDS 5:30 O THE MAN GROM U.N.C.L.E. 0 New York Mets vs Houston Astro* (D NEW YORK CLOSEUP IB N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE 9;30 O WACKY RACES 0 EVENING "Let Me Hear You Whisper" O COOL McCOOL 0 J;00 0 THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 0 MY LITTLE MARGIE 6:00 © DEATH VALLEY DAYS 0 "Ensign Pulver" starring Robert Walker, Burl Ivw. CD SATURDAY SIX O'CLOCK NEWS © An overbearing captain of a U. S. Navy cargo rtilp O THE ADVENTURES OF GULLIVER 0 handles his crew In such a manner as to motivate ID THE KATHRYN KUHLMAN SHOW 0 630 ® THE SIX-THIRTY REPORT 0 v i „, U attempt on hla life. 11664) ' © MY FAVORITE MARTIAN © CONTINENTAL MINIATURES 12:25 0 THE MID-DAY REPORT 0 0 EYEWITNESS NEWS, SATURDAY 12:30 0 SATURDAY NIGHT FUCK 12;3O ©PACE THE NATION 0 6:30 REPORT© j "Queen of Qute* Space" starring Jfca Zaa Gabor, © INTERNATIONAL ZONE O I SPY 0 Eric Fleming When, space ship lands on Venus, the 0 PAGE ONE t "Seventh Captain". When enemy antl-submarinr crew is captured by a master race of beautiful © MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE jtxperts elude detection in Uie waters off the Greek Amazons, (1658) "The Executioner of Venice" .starring Lex Barker, coast, our agents are assigned to discover tin © IT IS WRITTEN 0 Guy Madison. A young Viennese, accused of State reason. •.....'. 1:00 0 THE GREAT GREAT SHOW treason, is recognized by the executioner as his ID THE INVADERS 0 "Blttejr Harvest" (1963) starring Janet Munro, lost son. (1963) "The Spores". A suitcase containing an experiment. John Stride, Girl from a small town longs for some- 00 0 PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON tal.crop of alien, spore "seedlings" becomes the ob- thing more than a humdrum life, finds It and be- "Wuthering Heights" starring Laurence Olivier, ject of a frantic search. comes engulfed in tragedy, Merle Oberon. Romantic story about a young aris- 7i00 O CBS EVENING NEWS 0 0 AMERICAN WEST tocrat and the boy who works in' her father's With Roger Mudd ©THE BIG PICTURE 0 - stables. (1039) O SPECIAL® 1:30 0 THE CHEATERS 0 MEET THE PRESS 0 „ "Man's World—God's Design". The moral and splr-. 0 MOVIE & Itual condition of Metropolitan New York is dls- 1:50 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY "Canadian Pacific" (1949). utarrlng Randolph Scott, "Secret Mission" (1944) starring James Mason, cussed by Terence Cardinal Cooks, Bishop Francis Hugh Williams. Four British agents on a mission J. Mugavero, His imminence Archbishop Iakov&s, Jane Wyatt. Drama about the struggle to build the and Dr. M. L. Wilson. Canadian Pacific railroad. to occupied France have breathtaking adventures. 0 I LOVE LUCY . 2:00 0 THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 O DIRECTIONS 0 0 WINGS OF ADVENTURE 0 0 NEWS AND WEATHER © NEW YORK YANKEE BASEBALL 0 "Yugoslavia" , 2:05 0 THE DeCARLO WEEKEND THEATRE Minnesota Twins va New York Yankees 7|3O O THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW 0 "The Day of the Bad Man" starring Fred Mac- 1:30 © GUIDELINE 0 "The. Honeymooners". Kramden and Norton assert Murray, Joan Weldon. Circuit judge, who nentenced O ISSUES AND ANSWERS themselves as kings of their castles, which leads to man to death for murder, holds guilty man's broth- 2:00 © SPEAKING FREELY 0 marital strife. ers at gun point to give stage a head start to per- 0 MOVIE MATINEE O ADAM 12 0 mit execution in another town. (1958) "War Gods of Babylon" (1862) starring Howard "And You Want Me to Get Married", Malloy and 3:45 ©THE LATE LATE SHOW II Duff, Jackie Lane. Drama about two Kings who "Naked and the Dead'1 starring Aldo Ray, Ray- Reed: look for a robbery suspect, help an auto acci- clash over a beautiful girl, dent victim and settle a family dispute. (R) mond Massey. Norman Mailer's story of combat In the Pacific, and the war of resentment between offi- 2:30 © SPORTS SPECIAL 0 . O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 0 cers and men. (1958) "Beyond the Andes" O THE DATING GAME 0 6:15 0 GIVE US THIS DAY 3:00 0 AAU INTERNATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD 0 »;.: 0 TIME TUNNEL 0 The California Relays will be presented from "Massacre". The Time travellers land on the site Modesto, California. of Cuater's last stand and try to save themselves © RESEARCH PROJECT 0 from the massacre. © METROMEDIA MOVIE ID CHILLER THEATRE "Riffraff" (1935) starring Spencer Tracy, Jean "Dungeons of Horror" starring Russ Harvey, Helen SUNDAY Harlow. Rough tough fisherman vs equally rough Hogan. Survivors of a capsized clipper ship are im-. tough girl working in a tuna factory. prisoned on a remote Island. (1D02) © BASEBALL 0 1:00 0 GET SMART 0 New York Mets vs Houston Astros "The Worst Best Man". Bach time Max picks a best MORNING 3:30 © FOUR CORNERS OF THE SKY & man for his upcoming wedding, the fellow meets © MOVIE MATINEE with a mysterious accident. (R) 6:55 OGIVE US THIS DAY "Sante Fe Passage" (1955) starring John Payne, 0 PAY CARDS 0 7:00 0 TOM & JERRY 0 Faith Domergue. Drama about a man who falls In 7:15 0 MODERN TIMES love with a beautiful half-breed member of a wagon 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 train. 8:30 O CHARLIE BROWN AND 7:30 O THE ADVENTURES OF AQUAMAN 0 0 BISHOP SHEEN 0 4:00 ©NFL ACTION 0 CHARLES SCHULZ 0 © SOMEONE NEW 0 New special about "Peanuts" comic strip characters © CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW 0 and their friends. Don Sherwood narrates the pro* 8:00 © AROUND THE CORNER 0 THE ATLANTA CLASSIC 0 gram, which tello the story of how Charlie Brown 0 CASPER 0 from Atlanta Country Club, Atlanta, Georgia, came into being. 4:30 0 YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT 0 O THE GHOST AND MRS MUIR 0 O FAITH FOR TODAY with Leonard Bernstein. "Berlioz Takes a Trip" "The Medicine Ball". When Carolyn Mulr becomes 8:15 O LIBRARY LIONS 0 The entire program, narrated and conducted oj 11], Capt. Gregg rejects the doctor's diagnosis and 8:21 0 NEWS AND WEATHER Leonard Bernstein, is devoted to Hector Berlioz't remedy and decides to cure her with his Bpeclal 8:25 O THE CHRISTOPHERS Symphonic Fantastique. herb mixture. 8:30 0 WONDERAMAQ © THE ALL-AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW 0 0 W. C. FIELDS FILM FESTIVAL with Bob McAllister i • © ONCE UPON A DAY WITH "Man on The Flying Trapese" (1935) starring W, CHARITY BAILEY C. Fields, Mary Brian. Brow-beaten man's unhappy O THE CHRISTOPHERS life and his daughters attempts to make hlai stand 0 CONNECTICUT REPORT 0 5:00 © CONGRESSIONAL REPORT 0 up for his rights. © THE EVANGEL HOUR 0 THE MAN FROM U.N.C.LE. O THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW 0 6:45 O MARYKNOLL STORY TIME 0 0 THE BIG SHOW "Conquest of Space" (1655) starring Walter Brooke, 0 BASEBALL 0 9:00 0 TV SUNDAY SCHOOL 0 Eric Fleming. Drama about a group of Army volun- N«w York Mets vs Houston Astros 0 FOR THOU ART WITH ME teers who perform an experiment in a man taiadf 9:00 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 . © THE GOVERNMENT STORY 8 • satellite which hangs in space and rotates wound Kllnk Is taken 111 just when the success of one d © CAPTAIN SCARLET AND THE the earth every two hours. Hogan's espionage projects depends upon his good MYSTERONS 0 © ONCE UPON A TIME WITH health. CHARITY BAILEY O SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES © 9;I5 0 TV HEBREW SCHOOL 0 "The Miracle Worker" starring Anne Bancroft, 9:30 0 THE WAY TO GO 0 5:30 O TED MACK AND THE ORIGINAL Patty Duke. The story of the childhood experiences © PROTESTANT HERITAGE 0 AMATEUR HOUR 0 of the deaf, dumb and blind Helen Keller. (1962) 0 DUDLEY DO-RIGHT 0 O THE FRANK McGEE SUNDAY REPORT 0 ID PERRY MASON © NEW JERSEY REPORT 0 ffi N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE "The Case of the Blushing Pearls". Executive offers ''Let Me Hear You Whisper" Perry $5,000 to clear a beautiful girl, charged with © THE LITTLE RASCALS AND WINKY DINK 0 stealing valuable jewels. 10:00 0 CBS NEWS WHITSUNDAY SPECIAL & 5:40 © SPORTS SPECIAL 0 . 9:30 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 0 "Something About Believing", Duk« Ellington, bis "Golf A Go Go" • Uncle Joe organizes an all-male resistance to Dr. orchestra, four singers and three choirs are fea- 5:55 © THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT 0 Janet Craig as he, Sam Drucker and Wendell GlbTos tured. agree to force her from the Valley. © READ YOUR WAY UP 0 EVENING 0 THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE 0 0 LINUS THE LION-HEARTED 0 6:00 0 THE 2IST CENTURY 0 . Van Johnson, guest host with Liza MInelli, The © POINT OF VIEW 0 "An incredible Voyage". A "trip" through the hu- Beatles, filmed segment from London, Theodort © ABBOTT AND COSTELLO man body. Bikel, Mickey Rooney, Chris Noel, George Carlin, 10:30 © MAN IN OFFICE 0 © G.E. COLLEGE BOWL 0 Mllo and Roger. Challenger: Western College for Women, Oxford, 10:0Q 0 MISS U.S.A. BEAUTY PAGEANT 0 ©KING KONG 0 Ohio. from Miami Beach Auditorium, Miami Beach, Flor- © NEW YORK REPORT 0 0 SUNDAY PLAYHOUSE ida. June Lockhart is hostess and Bob Barker is © SUNDAY MOVIE SHOWCASE "Hasty Heart" (1950) starring Ronald Reagan, master of ceremonies. John Gary is special guest "Challenge" starring Robert Douglas, John Gard- Patricia Neal. Five wounded soldiers in hospital O THE TEN O'CLOCK NEWS 0 ner. Personal conflict between two rival climbers offer friendship to Scottish corporal with only three (D MOVIE CLASSIC provides additional hazards in a race to reach the weeto to live, "Gentleman's Agreement" starring Gregory Peck, top of a mountain. (1938) ' © I SPY 0 Dorothy McGuire. Based on Laura Hobson'a bril- 11:00 ©CAMERA THREE 0 : "Tag, You're It". Our agents are targets for an liant novel of a crusading writer who poses as a ©SEARCHLIGHT© assassin's bullet when a routine espionage training Jew to find out what it's like to be a Jew la A OBULLWINKLE0 exercise turns into the real thing, Christian world. (1947) 10:30 0 MAURICE WOODRUFF PREDICTS 0 ©RIGHT NOW© © THE INVADERS 0 O THE ANNIVERSARY GAME 0 11:30 © PUBLIC HEARING 0 "Dark Outpost". David Vincent smuggles himself 11:00 O 0 NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 © DIRECT LINE 0 aboard a departing saucer in hopes of discovering 0 CHILDREN'S FILM 0 a treatment center for diseaded aliens. IM0 Q SPORTS SPECIAL 0 "Puss 'N Boots" (I960).' One of Charles Perrault's "Golf AGo Go"—Part I 6:30 © EYE ON NEW YORK 0 best known fairy tales. . © NBC'S CHILDREN'S THEATRE 0 11:25 O THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT 0 0 DISCOVERY'69 11:30 0 NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 "Puerto Rico: Americans of the Caribbean'1 "Little Women". Ballet version for TV. Geraiaine O THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 O FIRING LINE WITH WILLIAM BUCKLEY 0 Page narrates. starring Johnny Carson Guests: Albert Gore, James Burnham. Topic: "The 7:00 O LASSIE 0 ABM Conflict". Lassie and Jason, a bloodhound, care for a mother- O BEST OF MERV GRIFFIN less foal and find an unexpected ally when tragedy 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY strikes a quarter horae ranch.—Part I (R) "Genghis Khan" (1965) starring Omar Sharif, AFTERNOON OLAND OF THE GIANTS© Stephen Boyd. Drama which tells the story of onl 12:00 O NEWSMAKERS 0 "The Flight Plan". A giant, who has found means of history's greatest leaders. © DOROTHY GORDON YOUTH FORUM 0 to reduce himself to Earth size, joins the castaway ©PLAYBOY AFTER DARK 0 Barthllngs, intending to steal their rocket. (R) Quests: Joey Bishop, JM Williams, Sklles and Hen- O CHILDREN OF THE EXODUS in cooperation with the United Jewish Appeal. Story O TIME TUNNEL 0 derson, Steppenwolf, Joanne Vent. "Devil's Island". On Devil's Island, the Time travel* of a successful search for a group of DP youngsters lers narrowly escape a dark fate planned for Drey- 12:00 O THE LATE SHOW who were aboard the Exodus and were turned back fuss, "Bom Yesterday" starring Judy Holltday, William by the British from entering Palestine in 1647. ID 12 O'CLOCK HIGH 0 Hokten. A crooked millionaire arrives In Washing- © SUNDAY MOVIE SHOWCASE "I Am the Enemy". Colonel Gallagher helps a fan- ton, to manipulate a huge international deal accom- "The Gas House Kids in Hollywood". The kids take atically driven German born pilot overcome a haunt- panied by his beautiful but colossally Ignorant girl over the film, colony when they enlist their favorite ing death wi?h. friend, (1651) star in a hunt for burled money. (1917) (Continued on Next Best Sellers SUNDAY 1:00 omuTf LATE SHOW n (Compiled by Publishers "Fbrt Tl" starring George Montgomery, Joan Vohi. Weekly) {Continued) Western drama about Rogers Rangers who join with FICTION ©"CRITIQUE"' the English to dislodge the, French from Fort Tl- "Portaoy'8 Complaint," Rot* oongeroga. (1963) 7:30 O GENTLE BEN © 4:35 "The Godfather," Pare The disappearance of Mark's pet raccoon and Boom- © THE LATE LATE SHOW 111 "The Salzburg Connection," hauer'a dog leads to the discovery of an illegal "tte 4Wh Man" •tarring John Ireland,. Richard Maclnnes game-running operation in the Everglades, (ft) Penning. A security agent is assigned to hunt down ••A Small Town In Germany," O WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL an International group of spies who have been smuggling atomic bomb parts. (1953) tc Carre WORLD OF COLOR © 6:00 f," Hailey "Kilroy"—Part HI. Mayor Homer Jeffry attempt* B GIVE US THIS DAY to,use Kllroy's popularity to help him win re- NONFICTION election. (R) HOLLYWOOD '•The »W^ays," Saltatory StOO O THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW © "The Money Game," Smith Guests: Theodore Bikel, Richard Pryor. "Jennie," Martin O MOVIE GREATS "The Arms ot Krnpp," Man- "Possessed*1' (1949) starring Joan Crawford, Van Dream Realized chester Heflin. Pretty.nurse, a schizophrenic, who Is en- "Miss Craig's 21-Day Shape* tangled in a lov« triangle, becomes involved in a HOLLYWOOD (AP) - For be chosen this summer on *n Program," Craig murder. years, film leaders have the folowing basis: 10 direc- O THE F.8.I. Q : dreamed of an institute where tor-writers, two cinematogra* !The Gold Card". Inspector Eraklne has gambling future movie makers could pliers, three critics-historians. THIS WEEK AT murder suspect under observation at a card game, study under the tutelage of unaware the.Mafia superiors have ordered everyon* The $5-million project is fi- at the game killed. , (R) accomplished creators in the nanced by the National LE RENDEZVOUS OS O'CLOCK MOVIE © industry. At last that dream Council of the Arts, the Ford "The Fugitive Kind" starring Marlon Brando, Jo- is achieving reality. Foundation, the film compa- TONIGHT anne Woodward, ©ne of Tennessee Williams' most Earlier this month, George nies and affiliated Industries. 11 sensitive dramas. A drifter arrives in a small town Stevens Jr., director of the "CHILD and becomes trupped, between two women. (1960) American Film Institute, an- ID THE HONEYMQONERS nounced that the first class of TO MEET PRESS SATURDAY © .PBL 0. ; 15 would begin at the Center NEW YORK - Britain's 8:30 O THE MOTHER'S IN-LAW © for Advanced Film Studies in "GROSS NATIONAL "Double Trouble In the Nursery". Eve and Kaye re- September. Conservative Party leader discover the trials of Infant care when they mind Edward Heath, in this coun- Jerry and Suzie'o twins for a weekend. (R) This represented a giant PRODUCT step forward in the maturity try on a visit, will be the MEMBERS $1.00 O THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS Of the American film. Most guest on "Meet the Press" ' COMEDY* HOUR © other , fikn-industry nations NON-MEMBERS $2.00 Guests: Andy Williams and hla parents, along with Sunday from 1-1:30 p.m. on High School Students Only The-Clingers, sister singing group, and hippie have long made provision for NBC TV. comedienne Leigh. JJ'rench. (R) developing future movie mak- O BQNANZA © ers. Hollywood never did. "The Passing of a King". The Cartwrighta discover As a result, foreign films 'that the sort of an old family friend has had his made advances in creativity father declared legally incompetent. (R) while the American movie ' O THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 9 seemed wedded to its glorious '•Caprice'?. '(1967) starring Doris Day, Richard ' Harris. Comedy adventure about industrial ea- past. pionage. (R) An academy for young film ©. PERRY MASON makers isn't going to change "The Case of the Startled Stallion". Wealthy and all that, but it is a hopeful crippled old man takes girl's prize horse as pay- sign of Hollywood's forward jment for a mortgage he holds on her property. took. 9:30 © MET. FESTIVAL 0 The site is Greystone, a "The World of William Blake". fortress-like mansion near the 10:00 O MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE © Elegant Dining The IMF sets out to persuade the trusted henchman , end of the Sunset Strip. of a crime syndicate leader to testify against hia The 55-room structure was boss. (R) built by the Doheny oil fam- Casual O WNBC SPECIAL 0 ily for $4 million in 1926. La- •*Five Cities" filmed in New York, Chicago, Wash- ter it proved too large even "Ington.D.C., Cleveland and Los Angeles, la a re- for oil millionaires and it Atmosphere port on the middle class In those cities and how they was used as a location for PARTIES—WEDDINGS—MEETINGS have changed the order and shape of American such movies as "Rebel With- •cities and produced the "urban crisis". out a Cause" and "The Loved RESERVATIONS O 10 O'CLOCK NEWS , • One," with Ge6rge Scharmen O SHOWTIME © Over some opposition by "George Gobel". Guests: Georgia Brown, Ray Alan, neighbors, the city of Beverly Soupy> Sales, Kenneth McKellar, Hills gave the American Film ID SUNDAY TEN O'CLOCK NEWS © Institute a 12-year lease at $1 10*0 O UNITED JEWISH APPEAL © per year. © NEW YORK CLOSEUP0 Stevens said the center ex- HWY, 35 EATONTOWN ©SOUL© pects to enroll 15 students (OppotiU Fort Monmouth) 11:00 OOO NEWS REPORT © each September for a two- G THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW © year course. Candidates will O THE II O'CLOCK MOVIE "Carnival Story" starring Anne Baxter, Steve Oochran. A German girl, down on her luck, Joins an American-owned carnival in Germany and becomes a high-diving star. (1954) ID THE ELEVENTH HOUR © 11:30 G THE LATE SHOW "Hong Kong" starring Rhonda Fleming, Ronald Reagan. A World War n veteran and a mission schoolteacher tangle with Jewel thieves and gang- POOLS _ SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL COMPLETE SWIMMING POOL STORE! 'Dive Bombers" (1941) starring Enrol Flynn, Fred MacMurray. A Naval doctor works with flight in- •tractor to develop a cure for the hated "pilot CHEMICALS • SUPPLIES • ACCESSORIES blackout". . O THE BEST OF BROADWAY Replacement Liners and Filters "Submarine Command" (1951) starring William Bolden, Nancy Olson. Drama which follows the offi- cers and men aboard a U.S. Navy submarine from COLECO and the end of World War n to the outbreak of hos- COMPLETELY tilities in Korea. BILNOR CD ENCOUNTER INSTALLED 12:00 ID DAY OF DISCOVERY 0 Pool Packages 12:30 ID EQUAL TIME 0 STEEL WALL POOL • UDDER 1:00 0 INSIDE BEDFORD STUYVESANT FILTER O NEWS AND WEATHER IN GROUND 1:15 O THE BEST OF BROADWAY "Trauma" (1963) starring John Conte, Lynn Bail POOLS Drama about a young girl, the hen* to a vast for- * Financing Arranged tune, who witnesses her aunt's murder. * Free Estimates 1:20 O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 1995 and up 1:25 © THE LATE LATE SHOW I "The Good Humor Man" starring Jack Carson, Lola VISIT OUR DISPLAY! Albright. The mishaps and adventures befalling a Good Humor man and his girl friend. (1950) 1:30 © NEWS HEADLINES 1:50 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW "The Gang's All Here" (1943) starring Alice Faye, -ON POOLS Carmen Miranda. Two girls discover that they art In love with, the same man. HIGHWAY 35 15 FT. SOUTH MIDDLETOWN OF SEARS 671-0808 HAZLET PLAZA- One Hundred KUIM 7^0; 9 SAT. — Kiddle Snow: AUentla, the Modes Hie Loot Continent 240; One Hundred Rifles 5:30; 7*0; 10:10. SUN. — One Hundred Rifle* 3:30; RED BANK ASBURY PARK 4X0 7:10; 830. CARLTON- LYRIC- Wnere IVt At5:M: 7:30; 9:23. Tbe Lion In Winter 8:30. RT. J5 DRIVE IN- SAT. — Kiddle Show: RWe Uie BAT. * SUN. — Ttoe Uoft ta FRL, SAT. k SUN, — One Run- Wild Surf 2:00; Where It'* At Winter $;Xl &M. dred IUfi«i 8:30; 12:30; Von Kya» 4:00; 6:00: 8:00: u>:00. Eipreso 10:30. SUN, — Kiddle Show: Ride the MAYFA1R- Wild Surf 2.-00: Where It'# At Wlicre Ifo At 2:00; 7:20; 9:30. KEYPORT 630 7 30 9:3; Guide lor the Harried BUN. — World or Fulton 2MB; SUN. — The Killing of Bister Man 10:46. 4:36; 6:»; 0:16; Joanna 2:40; George 2:10; 4:45; 730; 9:00. INDOOR — One Hundred Rifles 5:00; 7:20; 0:40. FARMINGDALE 1:30; u:10; Guide tor the Harriet! DWVE-IN- Man 9:30. TBI. & SAT. — DJe Monster Die SHORE DRIVE-IN* SAT. k SUN. — Cartoons 1:30; 8:90; The Raven 10:15; Tbe Ter- Oartoona 6:30; Grand Prix 8:40; Batman 2:05; One Hundred Btflea ror 11:45; Blade SabboUj 1:00, Dirty Dozen 12:00. 4:00; T:3«; 11:10; Guide /or tbe SUN. — Support Your Local 8ner« «AT. ft SUN. — Grand Prtx 6:36; Married Han 5:50; 8:30. Dirty Dozen 11:56. Ht BOO; 1230; Play Dirty 1O;«,. NEPTUNE CITY PERTH AMBOY FREEHOLD AMBOYS DRIVE IN- FREEHOLD MALL— NEPTUNE CITY- FRI., SAT. & SUN. — Outoon ITU. — one Handred Rlfloe 7:36; Frankensteln Conquers the World 8:39; noaeroary'a Baby 8^6; 1:012; »;4S. 7:30; KigtH o€ the Living Dead Tbe Odd Couple 11:22. GAT. — {Oddk flhow; 2:00; (MM »:00- Hundred Rifle* 5:25; 7:45; 10:00. BAT. Sc SUN, — Frankenstein MENLOPARK Ocmouera the World 2:00; 5:16; CINEMA- 1 SUN. — One Huadced RJtte* ; 8:30; Nlgbt of the living Dead 4:46; 7:»; »:1O. «:tt; 10:00. TIM iUuetrated Man 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00: 10W. FLYING NANNY — East Koansfeurg School PTA MANASQUAN BAT. — Kauri U;»; Ifce Blur ALGONQUIN- troted ICan 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; sponior "Mary Poppins" Saturday, June 7» at I amJ 3 Snoopy ma. A BAT. — ChwJy 2:00; 7:00; 10:00. •:0S. BUN. — Tbe Illustrated HAH 3:00; p.m. In Thorne Junior High School, fort MonmouHt, SUN. — Cbarly 3:00; 3:60; S;46; 4O; <:00; 8:00; 10:00, (Oootinued) . 7:35; QOb. presented by Yates Ohiidren'i Theatre of East Or- came out of space as Snoopy BRICKTOWN ange. Pictured it Peggy Yates, was ready to start back tot BRICK-PLAZA- One Hundred Hint* 7:30; 9:0O. the bjgger ship. "Baby, let's BAT. — KMdIe Show: 2:00; one make this one!" Hundred juries 5-30; 7:86; 10:00. SUN. — On« Hundred Rlflea 2;30; CBS stayed with the story 4*0: Tsm; »:ao. until word came from the MALL CINEMA— NOW THRU TUESDAY Wnen It'o At TJ&; 9:«. LAST space center that the prob- SAT. -~ Town Amerioua 3:00; EVENINGS AT 7:00 AND 9J10 Hook line * Sinker 3:40; Where AHoatfe Hlgklamb 2fl>0149 lem of gyration probably had It's At 6:10; SnO; 10:10. MATINEE - SATURDAY been caused by a switch in aim. — Young Americans 2:00; h— %mMmq Stttloa AND SUNDAY AT 2:00 6:16; 8:36; Hook Une A stoker the wrong position—later at- 3:40; 7:00; 10:20. tributed to human error. LAURELTON THREE NE GREATEST ADVENTURE OFTHEM ALL! The reunion of the two DRIVE-IN- Oftrtoone 8:30; Hell In tbe Padfte spacecraft came shortly after 8:40; 12:30; Secret War of Harry 11 p.m. EDT, with one of the Hrigg 1030. WALTWSNEYS SAT. * SUN. — Hell to the Fa- relieved astronauts remark- otfo 8:20; 12^0; Secret ot mrtj NIGHTS ing, "Well, we're back home,'* Vxtrs 10:10. The astronauts had a busy TOMS RIVER DOVER- JOEY J. day, but the faithful viewers Wben Jt'a At 7:10; t:3S. had a grueling one — six SAT. — Kiddle Snow: M*n From Button WUow 2:00; Where It'i At soap operas, four game 4^0; «=»; 8:16: 10:10. QUARTET shows, and five evening 8UN. — Where It'a At 2:00; 3:60; comedy reruns. &#); 7*6; 9:40. ISLAND HEIGHTS Friii Sflt< end 5#B» BAY DRIVEJN - MAY 23,24 OMI 25 FRI. * BAT. — Onuid Fiix 8:30; tMrty Down 11:40. Acconzo's Head BUN. - anud Prix 8:30; Wrty DoKn lano Advertise in The Register Of Blue Jeaw North of Red Bank %J KEANSBURVniXTCDlIDPG - PatsTin teny* J. Acconzo Jr., unsuccessful ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS candidate for Borough Coun- ATLANTIC- SHANTTPUB Swlta FwaUy noMaaoo 7:00; 8:ia cil, is the current president of BAT. k WW. — Bwtea Famitj open 7 day* a week for the Blue Jeans Athletic BxMzmn 2:00; 7.-O0; 9:10. Favorft* League, which suspended all MIDDLETOWN LUNCH and DINNER TOWN- operations earlier this week 7:30: «:66, E»*Unt Feed ewl Exqutiita Atmospkin J. ft «3w, - KMdle Sbov: because of alleged "irrespon- 1:00; Jo*nn» 540; 7:20; »:45. Entertainment sibilities of this and other FRIDAY — SATURDAY councils." Mr. Acconzo was incorrect- LOBSTER LOVERS Yourself! ly referred to in some editions -Come a»d Jack THE JAMES ALFANO TRIO of yesterday's Daily Register get -em Baker1* as former president of the or- ganization. THE TOP TEN Best-selling records of the ntk Y««r Ow* UtaMr O«l week based on The Cash Box tf Qm U*t Mlnttr Tankl mill Jotufe Magazine's nationwide survey "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE in," 5th Dimension DORIS 'N HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN "Hair," CowsUb SEAFOOD RESTAURANT »I»NT PlUiiMI KACI, UL M Slurt Dru HMMMdf - m-ISM 747-1016 • Food Served Till 1 A.M. "It's Your Thing," Isley "HOUSE OP SOURMET SEAFOOD- Dl*wf Club — America* Expreu — Cam Blttek* Brothers TiMMcrya "You've Hade Me So Very Happy," Blood, Sweat and Tears "Only the Strong Survive," Whatever the THAR SHE BLOWS Batter Entertainment "Gimme, Gimme Good Lov- occasion FABULOUS TOM FALCONE In'," Crazy Elephant Every Friday* Saturday and Sunday "The Boxer," Simon and Reception, Wedding, Garfunkel STEAKS AND *Twenty Five Miles," Starr Confirmation, Banquet, SEA POOD TILL 11 "Hawaii Five 0," Ventures Birthday or Anniversary Party, HEARTY SANDWICHES "Timei Is Tight," Booker T TILL 1iM and the MG's Important Celebration HOURS: 9 f» 1 a.m. It will be an event long remembered if you 7 DAYS A WEEK IT'S THE PUCE FOR FUN SAT, NIGHT choose to have it at WED. NIGHT Highrsrown Country Club Every Sot. — Th» Forty Dane* — Andy Welb — Sat. — Jo* ZJke djuttonwooa fnanor BODMANfLf Mucha — Every Wed. — Tht HIGHWAY 34 566-6220 MATAWAN 1, RED BANK. On iU Nivattok IW«r Friendship Dasce for folks 25 In Rod Bank ' and over — Adm. 1.35. It's 741-4SM tlie ilc« place to go wbetker Luncheon - Cocktails - Dinner you go OJOM or couplet. I Play at Center Monday HOLMDEL — Dr. A, D. King, Jr.", when it is pre- Walter Reade Theatres Williams King, brother of the sented Monday for school late Dr. Martin Luther King children at the Garden State Jr., will introduce the new Arts Center. He will be at the play, "Young Martin Luther two performances sched- RED BANK I- uled—10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. RED BANK ASBURY rARK AR1TON NAAKERS Dr. King, co-pastor of Ebe- 'ARLTOH AYFAIR 74LM0O ilHEATOS nezer Baptist Church in Atlan- ta, Ga., and a board member • i KIDDIES MATINEE ACRES of FREE PARKING! of the Southern Christian SATURDAY & SUNDAY Leadership Conference, will 2 be available to answer ques- 2 P.M. RTE. 36 AT MIDDLE RD, HAZLET 244-4434 tions from the school children in the audience regarding his "RIDE THE brother's life and work. WILD SURF" C The play was written by (4 SHOPPING CENTER, ROUTE 70 477-3450 Alice Childress, whose "Trou- F ble in Mind" won an Obie Award for best off-Broadway TOtttOLDNAAVl production a few years ago. It SHOPPING CENTER, ROUTE » 4(2-0104 was written with the permis- sion of Mrs. Coretta King, NOW Uhru TUES. • widow of the slain civil rights leader, and has been staged 'JIM only once thus far—on May 6 <3 BROWN at Symphony Hall, Newark. KIDDIES MATINEE and RAQUEL It was produced by the Per- SATURDAY & SUNDAY forming Arts Repertory Thea- 2 P.M. WELCH in ter Foundation, Inc., of New York, established to foster COLOR by Deluxe United Artrafci ELVIS PRESLEY "100 new playwrights and works. IN SUGGESTED FOR ADULTS ONLY . The performances Monday RIFLES" are among some 30 arranged "TICKLE ME" IN COLOR RATED: R for the month of May as free Young People's Concerts, pre- sented at the Arts Center to MIDDLSTOWN EATONTOWN school groups from all parts OMMUNITY AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. 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BOXOrrtCEOPCNS 7:00 - DTE.35 CLECTRIC IN-CAN HEATERS flORIVE.IN I mi. SOUTH JCT. RTE. 35 ft3 6 HAZLET 264-2200 Beryl JIM Reid Susannah BROWN York RAQUEL Coral WELCH Browne RIFLES — and FRANK SINATRA VON KYAN& EXPRESS No One Und«r 18 Admitted MIDDLETOWN-BAYSHORE EDITION THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.j FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 Ton of the News Detail Allan twHighlands'' 'NewLook9 ^"^i^ V#X «Uv 1 V> TT K* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDSHIGHLANDS— A study now pending at the dimensional mockup of the frontage. Shutters are at fronfrontt the sandblasting of the exte- quire state property at thtl e Flowers will bloom and the state level prompted by State proposed renovations at his and side windows. rior and a recessed entrance eastern end of the harbor. BRUSSELS — Seeking to counter Soviet naval strength Bayshore will have ijs very Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, R- business. The refurbishing continues with planter. Approved Bonds in the Mediterranean, the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- own, New England seacoast Monmouth, into the feasibil- The design was termed "a down the street as Gardiner "The buildings are all struc- The council has approved tion is reported planning to create a small naval task force town. ity of the new form of trans- little bit kooky," by Mr. Ellis Marek's insurance office will turally sound and changes a bond proposal for the ac- for use in political emergencies where Uie U.S. 6th Fleet That was the picture paint- portation should be complet- who explained the diffused be transformed into a colo- aren't needed in most," May- quisition and construction of a wouldn't be welcome. ed last night by Mayor Ed- ed late this year, the mayor outdoor lighting system and nial structure with three gas or Walder explained. "What harbormaster's building, first The new international force will be known as NAVOC- ward G. Walder as he advised said. irregular walls flanking de- lights and planter. most need are just facelifting phase of the expansion pro- FOBMED — Naval On Call Force Mediterranean. A businessmen on the renova- The new bank, to be set pressed planters along the Richard Art, a member of and cleaning up." gram there. source at NATO headquarters here said final plans for it tions slated for First Ave. back from the block - long sidewalk. The work here as the mayor's advisory com- He compared the effort With the property acquisi- will be approved Wednesday by NATO's 14-nation Defense buildings and the progress of park on First Ave. between well as on other buildings dis- mittee on the renovation and here to Doylestown, Pa., tion, Mr. Curren said, the Planning Committee. U.S. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird the municipal complex. Highland and Mount Aves. cussed should be completed member of the Planning where councilmen toured and present 350 berths will be ex- is to attend the meeting. Flower boxes and planters will be of colonial architec- by September. Board, said the floral theme applied the self-help theory panded to 850. Mr. Caruso, The United States, Britain, Italy, Greece and Turkey have become an integral part ture, with a drive-in window Dominic Caruso, who re- has long been suggested by here after the 1967 defeat of also a member of the com- will furnish a minimum of six ships, usually destroyers and of all the architectural ren- and parking lot at the rear. cently acquired the old Con- the Garden Club as an asset urban renewal. mission, explained, "We've to beauty in the business dis- had to turn down 50 appli- frigates, that will come together about twice a year for derings, as sketches were Mayor Walder said West solidated Gas Company, will More Renovation two weeks of maneuvers. Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese shown for the municipal hall, Ave., at the rear of the prop- renovate it to become a glass- trict. cations this year and last year The renovation isn't stop- for berths because we had and West German ships also may join the force from time new Monmouth' County Na- erty, will be extended to High- fronted building for two small "We're glad everyone is go- ping at First Ave., he added, to time the source said. tional Bank, Atlantic Theat- land Ave. for another access businesses, including a bak- ing along with it,'1 he said. none. We're turning money calling on Frank Micallizi, out of our own pockets." The first maneuvers may take place in about six er and other businesses. route and Mount Ave. may be ery and five upstairs offices. The ''homey relaxed feel- owner of a bait and tackle months, at other times the ships will remain in their na- The prevalent theme will widened to better serve the He declared it would be a ing" is continued at the sub- shop at the Harbor and Si- Doing its share, the Plan- tional fleets, but on call for emergencies. be colonial which Mayor facility. $30,000-40,000 ratable for the shop and theater, according mon Lake Drive. Mr. Mical- ning Board will, within the Walder explained "is in The borough and the bank borough. to Frank Hawk of the office lizi presented sketches of a next 60 days, according to Wants Woman in Cabinet keeping with the atmosphere are beginning negotiations for Insurance Office of Bernard Kellenyi, architec- new restaurant and tackle Chairman Robert Earle, make CHERRY HILL — There will be a woman in the state of the New England seaport some borough - owned land Mr. Caruso also explained tural firm in Red Bank, who shop building of glass, red- public its long studied re- cabinet if Kepublican Senate President Frank X. McDer- village. We're hoping to stir needed for the construction, the nearly-completed renova- was asked to suggest reno- wood and cedar shake roof, vised zohing ordinance. mott is elected governor in November. up a real interest in our grow- the mayor added. tion of the old Republican vations. with the long low planter at "You can build buildings ing community by the prop- McDermott, one of five candidates for the GOP guber- $200,000 Ratable Headquarters at the corner He presented renderings of the front to replace two smal- two feet wide under our or- erty owners to uplift the en- • natorial nomination in the June 3 primary election, pledged The bank will provide the of First Ave. and Mount Ave., the theater which would trans- ler buildings. The new facil- dinances," he declared. "The tire business district to be- yesterday to appoint a woman to head a department of borough with a $200,000 rata- purchased by Weeber Brook form the cnatguee into a man- ity will not be started until new ordinance will provide come a more inviting and at- state government. He spoke to some 275 members of the ble, exceeding the ratable of for an insurance office. sard canopy, a red-beige brick after, the summer rush. controls for signs, so there tractive area," New Jersey Federation of Republican Women's Clubs at the block of buildings torn The building has acquired exterior and two shrubs flank- Ralph Curren, chairman of will be nothing detrimental their annual luncheon and fashion show here. Another prospect of growth down. a French quarter atmosphere ing the entrance. the Harbor Commission, ex- to the new look of our town." was forwarded by the mayor, Corky Ellis, owner of the with a wrought iron railing The sub-shop building took plained the future of the en- Hanoi Press Assails Conditions who said the borough may Kessler-EUis machine shop on along the second floor and a on a fresh appearance with larged facility, which will ac- SAIGON — For the last five months, the tightly con- get a boat commutation line First Ave., south of Highland bay window with recessed 8e wise... open a trolled Communist press of North Vietnam has been wash- to New York City, Ave., presented a three- planter along the first floor - ing an unprecedented amount of dirty linen in public. One expert says this shows that public support of the war has Checkmaster lessened since the United States stopped bombing the North. Burger Undecided Almost daily, the party organs have been trumpeting a account tod campaign against black marketers, corruption, theft of government property, slackening party discipline, public On Foundation Post indifference and a host of economic sins. WASHINGTON (AP) - come the nation's highest- St. Peter's Group to Face Court Judge Warren E. Burger, ranking jurist. chosen to become chief jus- Burger, through a spokes- JERSEY CITY — A Superior Court judge has ordered' tice, says he is undecided man at his home ac- 47 St. Peter's college faculty members and students to ap- whether to continue as knowledged $7,500 in pay- pear next week on charges of refusing to heed a court in- a trustee of a founda- ments from the Mayo Foun- junction against a sit-in. tion which pays him $2,000 an- dation. Judge Eobert Matthews issued the order yesterday be- nually for attending four Mark G. Brataas, a clinic cause of a court regulation which prohibits his hearing the days of meetings. case. administrator, said Burger Burger confirmed today he received a $2,000 honorarium had received payments from in 1966, 1967 and 1968. In ad- Consumers' Data Suit Filed the foundation which owns dition to this $6,000, Burger NEW YORK — The Consumers Union goes into U.S. the famed Mayo Clinic in received $1,500 in 1063 for his District Court Monday for a suit that might gain consumers Minnesota, work on a long range plan- Can we help you? access to federal test data on everything from floor wax Justice Abe Fortas resigned ning group before the regular Service Is our biggest asset, to frozen foods. from the Supreme Court a annual payments began. The union, nonprofit publisher of "Consumer Reports, v week ago in the controversy Former President Lyndon - wants secret National Bureau of Standards, test data on over a $20,000 check from the B. Johnson is also a member CENTRAL JERSEY BANK hearing aids made available to its clients. It says the data family foundation of a jailed of the foundation board at on brands and models would mean "vast potential savings financier. Justice William the same $2,000 annual sal- to the consumer." O. Douglas is under fire for ary, Brataas said. payments from a foundation Military Satellites Blast Off • which has had ownership The Feeling CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. — An Ail- Force Titan 3 rocket KENNEL SHOW — Monmouth County Kennel Club membars, propping for the links with Las Vegas casinos. Buffet Tomorrow today drilled a bundle of five military satellites into space, 39th annual show Saturday at Wolf Hill Farm annex of Monmouth Park, stage a Sen. Roman L. Hruska, R- LITTLE SILVER - Junior is Mutual, including two Sentry spacecraft to guard against any sneak mini-previ«w on the (main entrance terrace of Monmouth Medical Center. From Neb., said there did not ap- Girl Scout Troop 666 will hold pear to be any impropriety a buffet dinner for parents at violations of the nuclear test ban treaty. left are Mrs. Dorothy Arnold, Englishtown, holding a Boston terrier and a pug; Bob The 12-story booster thundered from Cape Kennedy at i". Burner's role in the Mayo Embury Methodist Church 3:57 a.m. to begin a complex 5'/i-nour mission. The flight D. S. Marshall, Holmdel, with a Newfoundland, and Mrs. Marshall. Young girl Foundation. Sen. Jolin L. tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Scouts . plan called -for the Titan 3 to put its Hve-for-one payload was a spectator. Proceeds of the show go to shore area hospitals and the SPCA. JVlellan,. D-Ark., said he qualifying for the dancer's into an orbit about 10,500 to 69,000 miles above earth. Last ye'ar the figure was $4,000. saw no conflict with his, court „ badge,, will demonstrate the < —>. But both said they polka and other dances. Court Okays Order on Waste would not make any final j 1"ment until they had THE MIRACLE WORKER TRENTON — An appellate court ruled yesterday that more facts. the State Health Department has the power to tell the City Wedding Bells to Ring Tomorrow NEW YORK - "The Mira- of Newark and 27 other municipalities to stop discharging "'9 two are senior mem- cle Worker," dramatization of the childhood of Helen Keller, untreated waste into Newark Bay. bers of the Senate Judiciary i -irrnttee, which will hold is this wek's "NBC Saturday The Appellate Division of Superior Court upheld a rul- For Father Hafnery Miss Stanley hearings on Burger's nomina- Night at the Movies" from 9- ing by Superior Court Judge Nelson K. Mintz holding valid tion by President Nixon to be- 11 p.m. the Health Department's original order to the Passaic PHILADELPHIA - The the wishes of Bishop George would wear the collar to make Valley Sewerage Commissioners. Rev. George C. Hafner, for- W. Ahr. . it clear that he did not intend merly of the Catholic Diocese He resigned as assistant to relinquish his priestly func- Bim Lindy Recalls Lunar Forecast of Trenton, is scheduled to be pastor of St. James Church, tions after marrying, and as married here tomorrow. WASHINGTON — Charles A. Lindbergh, "The Lone Jamesburg, and subsequently a symbol of the married Cath- Eagle" of pioneer aviation, says rocket pioneer Robert Chaplain of the Christian was told by the bishop that olic clergy which already Goddard told him in 1929 a moon voyage was theoretically Laymen's Experimental Or- he had lost the faculties of exists and must soon be rec- possible but economically improbable. • ganization (CLEO), Father such things as hearing confes- ognized. Hafner was the center of con- sion. The release further stated: In a rare public utterance, with reporters and news troversy almost two years photographers barred, Lindbergh philosophized about the In a press release pre- "Questioned about the re- ago when he announced the future ol American aviation and reminisced about Goddard. pared by James F. Hartnett cent statement of the Amer- Robert Yorg of Shrews- establishment of his experi- of Hazlet, the 42 - year-old He said Goddard told him it was possible to send a multi- ican bishops that priests bury stays with things h» stage rocket to the moon. "Then he smiled a little bit and mental community against priest is quoted as saying he should not expect any change Seems everybody's graduating. How about a likes. Bob always liked - said it might cost a million dollars and, of course, that was in the legislation on celibacy, 1 out," Lindbergh recalled. Father Hafner replied: gift certificate from Natelsons J. Kridel? Shrewsbury so he * lived there all his life. He likes Road Supply Contracts "It's just another example Case Offers Judgeship Choices of the paternalistic attitude fire fighting so ha'* been NEWARK — Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., has submit- of the bishops. They act as When you think about a a Shrewsbury Volunteer ted to the U.S. Justice Department his choices for U.S. at-' Awarded in Rumson if it were their church to do for 25 years — and a torney for New Jersey and for a federal judgeship. with as they please. I'm in- RUMSON — Contracts were stricter application of the CRUISE... formsr Chief. He must Although he declined to discuss their names Wednesday, dicating that it is my church, awarded by Borough Council ordinance and even the em- too." like working in our Service Other sources said Case reportedly recommended John J. last night for the supply of ployment of an outside dog Department; this Fall he'll Gibbons of Short Hills, former president of the New Jersey road construction materials. coritrol agency for the gener- The former Miss Stanley, think Bar Association, for appointment as judge, and Frederick 33, is a native of Dayton, celebrate his 27th year on Accepted by the council al good of the community." B. Lacey of Glen Ridge as U.S. Attorney. Both are Re- Accepted with regret was Ohio. She has been a mem- BYRNE the job. publicans. were the low bids for the ber of the experimental group supply of 20,000 gallons of the resignation of Walter the most experienced We're proud of our people. oil from C.^H. Sutphen con- Kerr from the borough's rec- from its beginning and is em- travel agency in Rogers Leaves After Talks tractors, Freehold, at .169 reation commission. ployed as a secretary here New Jersey... since 1886. where the couple will live. BANGKOK—Secretary of State William P. Rogers left cents per gallon and 800 tons Mayor Teeter appointed Ed- Bendny Southeast Asia today with the belief that U.S. allies here of stone from Charles J. gar P. Peterson to the vacan- The marriage will take fully realize they will have to take greater responsibility for Hesse, of Belford, at $4.58 per cy. place in the interdenomina- their own defense in the future. ton. The Hesse bid was the Mayor Teeter urged all resi- tional chapel of the Four American officials said Rogers' consultations with al- only one submitted for stone. dents to take part in the an- Chaplains at Temple Univer- Jos. M. Byrne Co. lied foreign ministers over the last three days had brought Other bids submitted for nual borough Memorial Day sity, where Father Hafner is Travel Service parade which will start at 10 a much better understanding of President Nixon's policies Oil were from Fred McDowell, doing graduate work in reli- 144 BROAD STREET, Electric Power a.m. and will proceed east toward this part of the world. ' contractors, Wall Township, at gious studies. The officiating RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Division on Black Point Road, then minister will be Paul May- • (201) 741-5080 .21 cents per gallon for oil; Plsnti In E«tontown, R»d Bank Secret Reply Is Rejected and Earl Ashpalt, Farming- along Eiver Road to Victory er, a married Catholic priest. dale at .25 cents per gallon. Pstrk. WASHINGTON - Sen. William Proxmire has returned The council was informed unopened the Pentagon'? classified reply to his critical ques- The council unanimously by the state Department of tions about a proposed new manned bomber because the adopted, after a public hear- Conservation and Economic SEA FOOD LOVERS secret stamp meant he could not use the information pub- ing, an ordinance for the Development that its applica- licly. ' signing of the contract for, tion for ?9,^00 in federal construction of sewage dispo- funds for the dredging of Proxmire, D-Wis., a sharp critic of Pentagon spending, sal facilities between the posed the questions April 7 to Secretary ol Defense Melvin Black Point Creek, will be the CLAM HUT boroughs of Rumson and Sea considered. The state and the R. Laird as part of a campaign to curb military spending. Bright. A similar resolution Among them: "Is this plane really necessary?" borough would provide the RESTAURANT — COCKTAIL LOUNGE was approved by the Sea additional $10,000 needed for Bright Borough Council at its the project. Honor Guard Gets a Stay last meeting. DELIGHTFUL SEAFOOD EATING WASHINGTON - A soldier in the Tomb of the Unknown Also approved was a resolu- Soldier honor guard who says the Army is trying to silence tion for the advertising of Guilt Admitted This Weekend his Vietnam war objections by sending him to the combat bids for 20,000 gallons of regu- zone has won a temporary delay in the transfer. lar gasoline. Bids will he In Destruction opened at a regular council Sgt. Michael Sanders, 22, was given the seven-day de- FREEHOLD - John R. Ya- lay last night by Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor after' session in June. Featuring . . . the two senators from Sanders' home state of Kentucky in- Mayor John E. Teeter em- rosh, 21 Lori Foad, Monmouth tervened. Sanders, who has onry seven months to go be- phasized that borough authori- Beach, pleaded guilty yester- fore discharge, had been due to report Saturday to Oakland, ties will strictly enforce the day to charges of malicious Calif., on route to Vietnam. borough ordinance on dogs. Much time Spent destruction of property by de- "SHRIMP CREOLE" "Police," he said, "expend stroying a cigarette machine Chicago Schools May Reopen much too much valuable time in the Carlton Theater, Red in chasing and apprehending THURSDAY 4-9 P.M. CHICAGO — Negotiators expressed hope that a tenta- Bank, Feb. 12. OPEN FOR LUNCH tive agreement reached late yesterday may enable 523. dogs simply because residents County Court Judge Pat- OPEN 4 DAYS FRI. and SAT. 12-10 SUNDAY 12-9 do not comply with the bor- schools, closed by a teachers' strike, to reopen on Monday. rick J. McGann Jr. accepted Schools were closed today for the second day pending a ough ordinance. Adjacent to Highlands Lobster Pound ratification vote by the 19,O0O:member Chicago Teachers "This is why," the mayor the plea and set June 27 for foot of Atlantic St. off Bay Avenue HIGHLANDS 872-9753 Union tomorrow or Sunday. •.< said, "council is considering sentencing.