Court Action Clears Way for Hahne Center SEE STORY BELOW

Clearing, Mild FINAL Clearing and mild this after- THEDAIII noon. Clear and mild to- Red Bank, Freehold 7~ night. Sunny, warm tomor- row. Long Branch J EDITION (Set Detiin. Pig, si Monmonth County's Home Newspaper for 90 Years VOL. 91, NO. 206 RED BANK, N.J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1969 30 PAGES e 10 CENTS m ir!:rfiiiiii'i[^:iiiinn niiiPMitiHiiiiiiiiiifun in mi inn I.II-M:Japan be- uled National Security Coun- reconnaissance flights off Soviet destroyers to go to the downed the plane and its 31 cause it allegedly vio- cil meeting to call together North Korea. area and get a positive re- crewmen "with one stroke." lated North Korea's territo- all of his top diplomatic, mil- On Special Alert sponse. Earlier the U.S. em- A massive search for the rial waters. The Pueblo was itary and intelligence advis- However, there were no bassy in Moscow had request- unarmed plane, which North captured about 200 miles ers. signs of military retalia- ed search aid from the Krem- Korea claims violated its ter- from the area of the search Officials indicated the pro- tion by the United States, at lin. JET CRASH SCENE — Part of wreckage of Air Force jet fighter lies next to fire ritory, turned up a trace of for the plane. test probably would be direct- least not for die immediate As late as this morning, truck after crashing Into a vacant bungalow In Manasquan yesterday. there was still no official word from the United States (See Story, Page 2) (Reo/iiter Staff Photo) acknowledging that the plane ' had been shot down. It disap- peared without reporting any attack or other indication of Cuts in Nixon Budget trouble. However, Vice President Hahne Center Zone Spiro T. Agnew said in Man- chester, N.H., his informa- tion was that two North Ko- rean MIG fighters attacked Studied by Democrats the plane. "We are in the. Suit Is Dismissed process of making a com- By HALL1E SCHRAEGER er or not the court happens in the district," Judge Sim- plete investigation," he said. WASHINGTON (AP)-Two As heads of the committees whether the House would with the continuation of social FREEHOLD — Superior to agree with the governing mill declared, citing at least And other officials indi- Court Judge Elvin R. SimmUl body. four other non-residential Democratic congressmen who that act on revenue raising vote a spending ceiling like programs. cated privately last night they collaborated last year to and spending, Mills and last year's if Republicans op- The $5.8 billion surplus yesterday dismissed a court BROOM had contended the uses in the neighborhood. He had little doubt the North Ko- action which sought to invali- township acted arbitrarily, said property values might force a massive cut in federal Mahon collaborated last year pose it and are joined by a claimed by the Nixon admin- reans had brought down the date a zoning ordinance capriciously and unreason- even appreciate. spending differed today over to force a mandatory $6 bil- substantial number of lib- istration, Mills said, is made American plane. eral Democrats concerned possible only by lumping to- amendment in Mdddletown. ably; that the amendment "There is no question the whether a similar slash can lion spending cut in exchange Nixon's caution was in Be repeated. for granting Johnson's re- gether the operations of gov- The amendment permits violates the master plan, Hahne Co. benefited," said ernment trust funds, such as sharp contrast to the cam- does not advance zoning pur- Judge Simmill, but he added Wilbur rw Mills of Arkansas quested 10 present income paign criticism he made of the construction of a Hahne surtax. the Social Security fund, and Co. fashion center on Rt. poses, allows spot zoning, that the benefit is "not a one- and George H. Mahon of with the ordinary 6perations former President Lyndon B. disregards the character of Texas, the heads of two key Mills' committee, now 520 (Newman Springs Road) way street." Two Gas of government. Johnson's handling of the the area, does not conserve Judge Simmill said there is House financial committees, working on general tax re- Pueblo affair. in Linoroft near the Garden The ordinary operations, State Parkway spur by chang- property values or provide no proof the area was rezoned also took different positions form, plans to take time out Nixon said then the seizure for the most appropriate use on President Nixon's claim soon to consider Nixon's which were budgeted sepa- ing a residential zone to a for the "sole purpose" of ob- of the Pueblo by North Ko- of the land; that its sole pur- taining a high tax rat- that he has sharply cut for- recommendation that the sur- Firms Set rately in the past, Mills said, rea, which he called "a fourth- business zone! pose is to attract a high tax able, but, even if it were es- mer President Lyndon B. tax be continued for another show a deficit of about $5.8 rate military power," showed Judge Simmill commended billion on the basis of the ad- the members of BROOM ratable; and that it creates tablished that this was so, Johnson's budget and made year past its June 30 expira- that world respect for the a traffic hazard. possible a $5.8 billion surplus.; tion date. To Merge ministration's own figures. United States had declined. (Business • Residential Or- there would be nothing wrong Mills spoke in a talk to be ganization ' of Middletown Judge Simmill said the with it. Mills, chairman of the Would Couple ASBURY PARK - Gordon The long range need, he master plan is a guideline, delivered for him at a busi- said, "is to re-establish the Inc.) for being willing to dig 'Clearly Proper' Ways and Means Committee, Mills would like to couple C. Griswold, president of "not a straitjacket," that the Brooklyn Union Gas Co., and nessmen's gathering in Sear- credibility of American pow- into their own pockets to fight "It would be clearly proper contended the Nixon budget a spending cutback to the cy, Ark., and all amplifying governing body may agree represents an actual deficit extension. W. D. Williams, president of er. The Pueblo seizure has for their beliefs, but he told and legally unobjectionable," New Jersey Natural Gas Co., interview. further undermined that cred- them their best remedy is at with it or not. He said the the judge opined. in ordinary government Mahon said his committee question of the best reason- operations. has not yet received enough announced yesterday that the Mahon said the budget ibility. What we have to en- the polls and not in the courts. Judge Simmill said the mu- Johnson left for his succes- BROOM officials have not able use of the land is debat- Wants More Cut information to be sure of the two companies had entered sure is that it has not been nicipality had studied the sor is generally considered, yet decided whether they will able, and that the burden of He said Congress should possibilities. But "there into a merger agreement un- irrevocably undermined." traffic patterns and had even by the present adminis- proof is on the plaintiffs. consider a spending ceiling to doesn't seem to be any like- der which New Jersey Natur- At another point in the cam- appeal the decision. consulted "the best local tal- tration, to be substantially force an additional $5 billion likelihood that we will be able al would become a subsidiary paign, Nixon said what the Judge Simmill ruled that Judge SimmUl noted that ent." tighter than his earlier ones. slash. to make cuts of the magni- of Brooklyn Union. Democratic administration the changing of the zone for the Planning Board and the The judge said the Hahne "The new administration is But Mahon, who heads the tude of last year," he added. should have done when the business use is a "proper leg- Township Committee had de- tract is a cul-de-sac, bounded ' The agreement calls for finding it difficult Jo recom- Appropriations Committee, He promised, however, the Pueblo was seized "Was to islative act" of the Middle- voted . considerable study by marshland on two sides each of the 2,446,898 outstand- mend cuts of the severity of said he is not sure how much Appropriations Committee bring in the power to defend town Township Commit- to the matter. and by the parkway on the ing shares of New Jersey Na- those made last year," he more the budget can be re- will be doing everything pos- that ship or get it out of those tee and that "this court can- "I fail to see how a fash- other. tural common stock to be con- said. waters." duced and added, "I would sible to bring the budget verted and exchanged into not interpose its will," wheth- ion center is not a good use (See SIMMILL, Pg. 3, Col. 3) like to avoid a spending ceil- down. one share of a new Brooklyn ing if I could." Mahon said he questions Union preferred stock. The new series, to be called Brooklyn Union Cum- ulative Second Preferred Broad-to-Navesink Showdown Delayed Stock, $1.75 Convertible Se- By DORIS KULMAN Red Bank Tax Rate ries A, will have an annual the five properties at just un- and taxpayers had signed a cratic councilmen elected approaches" to the develop- dividend of $1.75 a share, RED BANK - The der $60,000. The bond issue petition opposing it two years with him last year: Theodore ment of that area. eight-tenths of a vote per Borough Council showdown would include another $5,000 ago. Mr. Levinson, who said J. Labrecque Jr. and Edward Councilman Thomas Oakley share and will, in general, On the proposal to open Broad for legal and other fees. he was expressing the views L. Minear. He will need at also voted to accept Mr. Tul- Is Slashed 11 Cents be non-callable for the first St. to the Navesink will be Mayor O'Hern has estimat- of the owners of the other least one vote from the coun- ler's donation. five years. The stock will be delayed at least two weeks. ed cost of the project at $120,- four businesses, urged a pub- cil's Republican majority to Council president William RED BANK - The coun- The county taxes are appor- redeemable at $33 per share Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern 000, and the borough has ap- lic referendum on the pro- create a tie. The mayor would S. Anderson and Councilman cil's $100,000 reduction of the tioned on a net valuation of plus accrued dividends. was expected to seek council plied for state and federal posal. then cast the deciding vote. Joseph Falvo voted against school budget and a success- $101,402,711. support at next Mon- grants which could total 75 Daniel Taller has donated Councilman Peter R. Hoff- accepting the Tuller property ful appeal on the county tax The Preferred Stock may The tax rate now breaks be converted into eight- day's meeting for an ordi- per cent of that. property at 1 E. Front St. to man doesn't like the plan as for the riverfront park. has brought the tax rate At last week's council meet- down this way: municipal tenths of a share of Brook- nance authorizing $65,000 in the borough for the park, on proposed, and he thinks the here down 11 cents. ing, Leon Levinson, owner of condition it acquire the other purposes, including reserve lyn Union common stock. bonds for acquisition of the mayor has underestimated The 1989 tax rate will be necessary properties. Levinson's Hardware Store, properties within two years. the cost. But he voted for ac- for uncollected taxes, 83 cents However, if it is called by $3.64 instead of the antici- That action is in for delay, one of the businesses that The council accepted it by a ceptance of Mr. Tuller's offer. Area Sewer (two cents less than last Brooklyn Union during the pated $3.75, Mayor Daniel J. first V/2 years, it will be con- probably until the May would have to be demolished, 4-2 vote. He said the two-year offer O'Hern announced yesterday. year); local school taxes, vertible, at the option of the 5 council meeting, Mayor protested the plan, and Mayor O'Hern can count on "will allow the borough am- Unit Calls That's seven less than the $2.09; county tax, 66 cents; holder, at the rate of one O'Hern said yesterday. pointed out that 237 residents the support of the two Demo- ple opportunity to explore all 1968 tax rate. veterans and senior citizens, share for a share of Brook- He said the delay is caused The biggest cut — 10 cents 6 cents (one cent less than lyn Union common stock. by the Inability of Miss Al- Bids on Pipe — is in the rate for the school last year). (See MERGER, Pg. 2, Col. 2) wyn Jennings of the federal LITTLE SILVER — Zip- tax, reduced to $2.09 after the Department of Housing and ping along with its construc- Borough Council slashed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiniii Urban Development to attend 8 Viet Civilians Die, 11 Hurt tion program, the Northeast $100,000 from the Board of the council's caucus meeting Monmouth County Sewerage Education's proposed 1969-70 this past Monday. Authority will receive bids on budget. The budget went to He said the council has a May 20 for pipe for main sew- ttie council for decision after The Inside Story meeting scheduled with Miss As U.S. Plane Attacks Sampan er lines in Little Silver and it was twice-defeated at the Jennings one week from to- Oceanport. polls. Monmonth couples go pubbing in New York Page 22 SAIGON (AP) - A U.S. observation and forward artil- a few civilian population day. The rate for the county tax Army spotter plane made a lery control. centers overnight as the ene- The authority will ask the Dental Auxiliary plans benefit Page 23 Purpose of the meeting is was cut one cent, from 67 rocket attack on a sampan The plane apparently fired my's spring offensive moved Federal Communications Shore schoolboy sports results Pages 24-25 to review plans for the proj- Commission for assignment cents to 66 cents, as the re- water taxi close to the Cam- 2.75-inch rockets, which are along in it.s eighth week. Jackie Robinson visits Red Bank Page 24 ect and discuss the availabili- of a radio frequency for com- sult of an appeal of the state bodian border Tuesday,and used both for marking artil- Little ground action was ty of federal funds for it, the munication between the main equalization ratio by Samuel The Boston Marathon Page 25 U.S. military spokesmen said lery targets and for attack- reported. mayor said. treatment plant on Raccoon Carotenuto, the borough at- Nobody asked me, but .....Page 25 eight Vietnamese civilians ing enemy positions. South Vietnamese head- Plans Liked were killed and 11 wounded. Island in Monmouth Beach torney, and Edwin O. Lom- Astro Guide 29 Sylvia Porter 6 AP photographer Henri quarters said its forces killed and the various operations erson, the borough assessor. HUD representatives like The U.S. Command said Huet was told in Can Tho, 27 Viet Cong in two clashes Allen-Goldsmith 6 Sports 24, 25 the plans they've seen. The the presumably accidential where the wounded Viet- areas. The county tax rate was 60 Amusements 20 in the Mekong Delta, with Stock Market 12 question is —how much fed- attack was under investiga- namese were taken, that no one government soldier killed Condemnation proceedings cents last year. Births 2 Successful Investing ..12 eral money will be available, tion. It was the most serious military operation was in and another wounded. will be instituted for threa Jim Bishop 6 Uniform Sale Television ..2(1 and when? such incident reported in progress in the area of the The U.S. Command said properties in Little Silver, Bridge 29 Now . in progress. Shirley Women's News 22, 23 The borough could receive nearly six months. attack. troops of the 11th Armored Ocoanport and West Long Jimmy Cannon 25 DAILY REGISTER Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. about $02,000 in federal money The crowded sampan wa.s It was the most serious Cavalry Regiment continu- Hrancli where the authority (Adv.) Classified 26-28 PHONE NUMBERS for the acquisition and the re- moving along a canal just ing a sweep northwest of the lias hern unable to obtain Comics _ 29 Main OHIcc .7410010 such attack since Nov. 2, Notice location of the five W. Front off the Mekong River near when a U.S., Marine jet ac- Micholin rubber plantation easements necessary for non- Crossword Puale 29 Classified Ads .741-6900 St. businesses thai would Hong Ngu, about 90 miles 45 miles northwest of Saigon, si ruction of the system. Tho To the customers of Gordon's Editorials 6 Home Delivery 741-Q01O cidentally dropped a 500- have to be razed to make west of Saigon and two to pound Iwmb on a village reported 13 enemy killed in a parcels liave a total valuation Corner Water Co., we hereby llcrblock 0 Middletown Bureau .071-2250 serve notice that the semi-an- way for the extension of three miles from the Cam- southwest of Da Nang, killed brief clash in which artillery of $.184.70. The Innocent Bystander .25 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 Broad St. and construction of bodian border. Officials said 31 persons and wounded 72. and helicopter gunships sup- nual flushing of water hydrants Movie Timetable 20 Long Branch Bureau 222001O The $31) million system will the planned vest pocket park. it was attacked by a single ported the ground troops. will take place April 15, 16, 17, Obituaries : 4 Sports Department 7410017 Elsewhere, in the war, Viet serve 12 (owns ami Is sched- between the hours of 10 a.m. HUD officials have estimat- engine Army 01 Birddog, a Cong gunners bombarded at One American was wounded, uled to begin operation In they said.. and 2 a.m. • (Adv.) iiiiiiiiHiiiuiin ed the fair market val"e of spotter plane used for aerial least 30 military bases and V; 2-THE DAILY VT«J. April 16. Hook Channel to Get One Airman Injured 3 Permanent Lights GOVERNORS ISLAND, poration of Little Ferry, N.J., N. Y, — By the end of this at a cost of $94,409, and will summer Sandy Hook Channel replace buoys now in the In Manasquan Crash will have three new perma- same area. nent minor light structures. After 1963 when Swash MANASQVAN (AD - Two weapons system officer, were The lights will be built by Channel was discontinued for Group at Suffolk County Air deep draft vessels, and the crewmen liailort nut safely, rescued by a Coast Guard Force Base in New York. The the Gates Construction Cor- although one suffered injury, boat and helicopter after they aircraft had taken off from southern part of Sandy Hook on landing, whrn their VS. bailed out, Suffolk and was headed for Channel opened, buoys had Air Force twin-engine jet Strock, father of two, tlie Atlantic City area on a been placed to mark Oie fighter caught fire yesterday. landed in the Manasquan Riv- practice mission. Aquanauts east-west leg just north of The fighter crashed er and suffered two fractured Sandy Hook. There were re- Inflight Explosion quests that these be, perma- against an empty bungalow shoulder Maries. He was ad- Air Force officials said the at 463 E. Main St. No one Climb Out nent structures because milted to Walsnn Army Hos- cause of the crash was be- on the ground was hurt. pital at Ft. Dix. buoys were occassionally car- lieved to he an inflight ex- ried off station by ice leav- Barrett was examined at plosion and fire. Authorities Of Chamber (Sec Photo, Page 1) the l.akehurst Naval Dis- ing Sandy Hook and Raritan said the pilot attempted to ST JOHN, V.I. (AP)-Four Bays. pensary and released after ditch the aircraft at sea af- aquanauts who lived for 60 The fixed structure was vi- Capt. Robert L. Strock, 2B, being plucked by helicopter ter a fire warning light went days in a laboratory on the olently opposed by the tow- the pilot, of Suffolk, N. Y., from an Inland marsh. on in the cockpit. ocean floor climbed out of a boat interests because of the and Capt. James J. Barrett, The F101B Voodoo was at- decompression chamber last The jet was headed for the difficulty encountered by tows 32, of Quogue, N. Y., a tached to the 52nd Fighter ocean when Barrett and night, saw their families for in "maneuvering around it. Strock hailed out, but the im- the first time in two months After a series of meetings, pact of their ejection from and settled down for two days the Commandant and Third the plane apparently caused of questioning and examina- District Commander have ap- Highlands Council the fighter to climb briefly BLOOD DONOR DAY IN FAIR HAVEN — Shown are some of +ho more than 100 tion by doctors and psychol- proved the installation of before turning and spiraling ogists. residents who contributed their blood to start this borough's blood group account three fixed light struc- downward into a vacant bun- which will make frea transfusions available to residents when needed anywhere in They are scheduled to hold tures. The location of these galow, owned by Will Hurt a news conference in St. will be a compromise, with Plans Pay Raises of West Caldwell, authorities the country. Persons still wishing to donate may do so at tha county blood bank Thomas Friday. two structures, 1 and 9, on said. or any of the county hospitals and credit it to 'tha Pair Haven account. The four appeared in good the west side of the channel HIGHLANDS - At an ad- planting 20,000 bushels of con- Witnesses said they saw health after 19 hours in the opposite the existing stations journed meeting Borough taminated claims from pol- the aircraft spiraling nose decompression chamber, for buoys 1 and 9. This will Council last night introduced luted waters of Raritan Bay down and trailing black where their bodies were permit an aligning of the oth- a salary ordinance reflecting in a safe area. The-claims smoke. The fiery crash a five to 10 per cent raise would remain in the safe area purged of the nitrogen which er aids, and give ships an destroyed the bungalow, Matawan Wins 2 Appeals can give deepsea divers the opportunity to gauge the left- for all municipal employes. for a 30-day quarantine pe- while the tail section broke bends. hand edge of the channel. The The ordinance will be aired riod and then be harvested. off and landed on the lawn third fixed light, number 17, publicly May 6. Copies of the resolution were of an adjacent vacant cot- Assistant Secretary of the sent to Gov. Richard J. Interior Wesley L. Glasgow will be off the northwest tip Council directed Its attorney tage. On Apartment Assessments to prepare a curfew ordinance Hughes and state Conserva- greeted the four men—Crew of Sandy Hook on the south similar to Hazlet Township's tion Commissioner Robert A. MATAWAN - Borough at- comment from members of a supervision was adopted by Chief Richard Waller, Conrad side of Sandy Hook Channel. for introduction May 6. Roe. Red Bank Crash torney Louis R. Aikins an- large audience. the governing body. The res- Mahnkin, John Van der Walker and Edward Clifton. The fixtures will consist of The Hazlet ordinance di- At the suggestion of Mayor nounced yesterday that the David Engebretson, whose olution was a formality, Mr. two steel pipe pylon marine rects anyone under 18 to be James T. White, council voted Injures Girl borough won two appeals to parents own the acreage on Yacker explained, to insure A telegram from President foundations. Pipe towers will to meet in a workshop ses- Nixon congratulated the off township streets by 10 RED BANK - A local girl the state Board of Taxation which the supermarket would the facility's use in the up- be erected and daymarks and sion to discuss the possibility aquanauts on their "record- p.m. on nights when school suffered minor injuries last of rulings by the county Tax be built, said he had brought coming summer program. lighting equipment will be in of fencing the area beaches breaking venture to inner is in session the next day and night when three cars collid- Board on reductions of 1967 a group supporting the pro- stalled. The structure is de- and charging non-residents a The playground was com- space," which he called "an- by 11 p.m. on weekends dur- ed on Shrewsbury Ave. apartment complex taxes. posal. signed to withstand a 30 ing the winter months. The fee for their use. pleted during the past year other milestone in human Claire T. Galanakis, 19, The appeals concerned re- Council was bombarded pound per square foot wind curfew is extended to 11 p.m. and not used previously in the achievement." Mayor White noted that the Branch Ave., Red Bank, one ductions given the Ravine with opposition to the con- loading and 15-foot waves on weekdays and to midnight recreation program. ' borough now provides a life- of the drivers, was treated at Apartments, Inc., and Tree struction by nearby residents, within a period of 12 seconds. on weekends during the sum- guard for bathers' protection Hiverview Hospital after the who complained the property The council authorized ad- Solid ice is not a problem in mer months. Haven I and n, Inc., which and also is faced with the accident and released. The totaled $152,000. is in a residential zone and vertisement for bids on 60> Two Plumbers' the area of construction, and To Study Line task of cleaning the beaches two other drivers were identi- would cause property values 000 pounds of liquid chlorine, floating ice exerts a force Council directed its engi- daily. Mr. Aikins said the state to plummet. 25,000 gallons of liquid caus- Permits Issued less than that due to waves. fied as William It. Erhard Jr. restored the Ravine assess- neer to undertake prelimi- of 338 E. Columbus Place, The variance, recommend- tic and 25,000 pounds of flake The/Structures will, however, nary study of the feasibility ment to its original $544,000, caustic to be received May MIDDLETOWN - At a stand up against 30-inch ice. Long Branch, and John Ter- which had been cut by the ed to council by the Zoning of installing an eight-inch rczzo of 14 Mohawk 20. quiet session the Board of county board to $480,000. Board, is needed because Health last night issued two sewer line from the First Merger Ave., Middletown. while the frontage of the Army camp into the line at Tree Haven's assessment master plumbers' licenses. Patrolman Frank Calan- property is in the commer- Struck by Car, Portland Road and to accept (Continued) was not restored to its origi- Camera Club Licenses were issued to w • the Army as a regular sewer driello Jr. Investigated the cial zone along the highway, Paul Humowitz of 3 Warren Woman Hurt If called during the next collision, reported at 7:45 nal $568,200, but to $558,000 the back 200 feet rests In a customer. All work will be 2'/4 years It will be converti- To Host Contest Drive, Marlboro, and Larry p.m. with a reduction granted on residential zone. done at the expense of the ble into nine-tenths of a its land value. Lomauro of Beekman Road, RED BANK - A New "Everyone says the bor- EATONTOWN - The Shore government. share, and thereafter at the The county tax board had Monmouth Junction. Shrewsbury woman was hos- ough is losing ratables to the Camera Club, celebrating its Council adopted a resolu- rate of eight-tenths of a Pope Plans Visit pitalized Kite yesterday after allowed Tree Haven a reduc- 20th anniversary, will host After the meeting board tion endorsing a proposed share. If the stockholder de- township on the other side of she was struck by a ear at To Geneva in June tion to $480,000. the 17th annual colorslide in- president Charles A. Krauss $50,009 state Department of clines the option of convert- Rt. 34," Mr. Engebretson West Front and Broad Sts. Gain of $3,800 terclub competition of the revealed that the sanitary ing he may instead accept VATICAN CITY (AP) - said. "This is good for the Health program for trans- In all, the net gain to the New Jersey Federation of land fill in Port Monmouth, The victim was identified as the redemption price of $33 a Pope Paul VI announced to- towns and a good ratable." Camera Clubs Saturday at ordered closed last week by Mrs. Viola Williams, 54, of 99 share plus accrued dividends. day that he will go to Geneva borough was $3,800 in in- Approval Urged 2:30 in the Civic Auditorium, health officer Dr. Marc Krohn Peach St., New Shrewsbury, in June to attend the 50th an- creased assessments. William Lanzaro, chairman Consummation of the trans- Monmouth Shopping Center. for alleged deficiencies, was who was admitted to River- Planners Set niversary celebration of the Mr. Aikins was optimistic of the Zoning Board, urged reopened yesterday without view Hospital with head and action Is subject, among about the appeals' effect on other things, to approval by Internationa] Labor Organiza- council to approve the vari- Competition in the event is notification to the board. leg injuries. pending appeals on 1968 as- restricted to members of To Cooperate stockholders of both compa- tion. ance, claiming the Walbaum Police identified the driver sessments by six apartment federation-affiliated clubs. "A representative of the nies, the receipt of tax rul- The world's biggest associ- market would bring in $20,- of the car as Mrs. Helene complexes here. Awards will be presented to board was immediately sent ings, and the receipt of cer- ation of Protestant churches, 000 annually in taxes while D'Usseaux, 31, ol Church St., winning clubs and individuals. to the site," Mr. Krauss said, On Zoning tain regulatory approvals the World Council of "The borough is in a good the present farm only brings Judges will include Samuel "and an inspection revealed Little Silver, who was treated FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - and authorizations. It Is con- Churches, said the Pope had position and should benefit by in $800. at the hospital after the ac- the state's decisions in fight- Needleman, Maywood; Frank that the state code is now be- Raymond C. Sheehan, chair- templated that stockholder sent it word he wants to visit "We all know that if the ing adhered to. But we intend cident and released. its headquarters in Geneva ing the county cuts in 1968 Gaynor, and John Kaufman, man of the Planning Board, meetings of both companies variance Isnt granted, the Oakhurst. to keep the area under close Mrs. D'Usseaux was during his visit, but the Bo- assessments," he said. said last night that the board will be held in June, company will be accepted surveillance and the moment charged with careless driving man Catholic pontiff made no would cooperate with the Cit- Hearing Set May 6 with open arms across the In charge of arrangements we feel that cover is inade- by Patrolman Richard J. mention of this in his an- izens' Advisory Committee Borough Council decided to highway in the township," he are Leonard Evenson, gener- quate or proper practices are Bennett, investigating officer. nouncement. that the Township Committee Vice Presidency hold a public hearing at its said. al chairman, and Thomas being abused we will take ac- The accident was reported at decided Monday night to ap- next session, May 6, on the Councilmen George Connor Judd, Hobart Walker, George tion to close it," he concluded. 6:34 p.m. point. For Weiant site plan approval granted and Stanley Yacker assured Hayman, Clarence Brown, The advisory group, togeth- Case Lists His Net Poet's Dream, Inc., to build the audience that the long de- Herman Matthews and Mrs. Thomas Koenig. er with the board, is to study Worth at $680,767 apartments in Freneau. lay in a council decision is the proposed zoning ordinance NEW YORK - The board The hearing was requested not an effort to "pigeonhole" The public is invited and and the numerous complaints of directing partners of East- WASHINGTON (AP) - by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene the variance. admission is free. Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., The Weather by local residents against man Dillon, Union Securities Reusch of Freneau, despite "This is an important de- listed yesterday, his net some of its provisions. it Co. has appointed William the borough's move to ban all cision and we must consider Mostly cloudy and mild today, day, becoming south to south- worth for 1968 as ?(S80,767. CYO Theater Night It will then report back and M. Weiant vice president and future apartment building by all sides carefully," Mr. Con- clearing about noon, high westerly 10-15 knots tonight make recommendations to the senior security analyst In the Case's major assets in a ordinance last month. nor explained, HOLMDEL - The Catholic mostly in 60s. Becoming fair and southwest to westerly 10- Investment research division. Youth Organization of St. and mild tonight, low upper 15 knots tomorrow. Mostly committee. listing entered in the Congres- Mr. Reusch said he has In caucus the council mem- Benedict's Church will hold a 40s to mid 50s. Tomorrow Mr. Sheehan said that the He joined the firm in 1963. sional Bccord was $377,891 in called for the hearing to urge bers have been split in a de- cloudy today with chance of role of the board would be Mr. Weiant will continue to securities. theater night Friday in the mostly sunny and warm after a few brief showers. Becom- council to rescind the Plan- cision on the matter. No es- school cafeteria. "to convey our ideas of' why maintain his office at the His major stockholdings ning Board's approval of the some early morning patchy ing fair tonight and tomor- timate was given as to when fog, high in 70s. Friday's out- the ordinance is needed, to firm's headquarters here. were listed as being in Amer- site plan to prevent further The program will include row. Visibility two to four listen to their opinions, and to a decision can be expected, look, sunny and warm. miles in showers today and Mr. Weiant resides at 137 ican Electric Power Co., litigation by Poet's Dream, a dress rehearsal of the teen- have a general exchange of Council approved the expen- one mile or less in patchy fog Manor Drive, Red Bank, N.J., American Natural 'Gas Co. Inc., leaving the firm no pos- agers' production of "Outside ideas." diture of $2,250 for street the Door" under the direc- MARINE during early morning hours with his wife, Joan, and their and other utilities. sible chance to build. cleaning three times annual- He said that the board feels daughter, Clarissa Leigh, He listed his Senate salary, tion of James Leitner, car- Cape May to Block Island: tomorrow, otherwise five that the proposed ordinance- The apartment building ly by the New Jersey Sweep- toons and a featurette. Southerly winds 10-20 knots to- miles or better. Eastman Dillon, Union Se- including allowances, for 1968 controversy has raged for the ing and Maintenance- Co. is a good one that would bene- curities & Co. is one ol the as $31,772. fit township residents. past year as residents claimed Council pointed out that nation's loading investment an overburden of taxes be- should it rent equipment for "We will cooperate to the banking and brokerage firms. fullest extent to get the ordi- New Czech Boycott cause of the nearly 1,000 the job, borough personnel apartment units in the bor- Monmouth Shopping Center nance on the books," he said. PRAGUE (AP) - Agricul- would be inadequate to man ough. He added that it would be PLANTING LILIES tural students boycotted it. pointless for the bdard to fight classes today to protest re- The council's announce- Cleaning will begin in May tiie appointment of a citizens' Lilies usually thrive in soil newed censorship, official in- ment to postpone a decision on all curbed streets in the To Display Air Force ICBM group "or any other commit- with some acidity, and in loca- terference in sport and on a variance to iMatawan Borough. tee effort for passage of the tions that combine ample sun- "strengthening ol Soviet mil- 105 Corp., proposed builders A resolution including the E-ATONTOWN - The Stra- derground silo, the Titan II separates and carries the badly needed ordinance. shine with protection from wind. itary forces in Czechoslovak of a Walbaum supermarket Clinton Street playground un- tegic Air Command's largest rises vertically for about 20 warhead on a free-fall path kia." on Rt. 34 drew considerable der Recreation Commission intercontinental ballistic mis- seconds, then arches into a to the target, up to more than sile, the Titan II, will be on curving trajectory reaching a 9,000 miles from the launch display at Monmouth Shop- speed of about 5,300 mph. point, ping Center from May 7 to 10. Wtih shutdown and separation Two 30-minute concerts by County Births Richard C. Weisman, the of the first stage engine, the the Ft. Monmouth Army Band center's manager and public second stage ignites and will highlight the closing day's RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Raymond relations director, said the boosts the missile to a speed program. Red Bank Biebel (nee Diane Joseph- 103-foot long missile will be in of over 15,000 mph. Mr. Weisman said the dis- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deit- son), 642 Jersey Ave,, Union the parking area in front of Following trajectory correc- play will be part of the cen- rich (nee Ruth Lenker), 29 W. Beach, daughter, yesterday. Braddock's men's store from tions and second stage burn- ter's annual salute to the Wilson Circle, Middletown, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. each day, out, the Titan re-entry vehicle armed forces. daughter, Sunday. MONMOUTH MEDICAL and visitors will be able to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Caus- Long Branch walk through it. Air Force by (nee Denise LeDet), Ra- Mr. and Mrs. Ormond personnel will be on duty to vine Drive, Matawan, son, Hyers (nee Karen* Hacker), answer questions and assist yesterday. 23 Irving Place, Eatontown, the public. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore son, yesterday. Titan II plays a key role Brembos (nee F.leanor Mr. aim Mrs. Richard in the mixed force of missiles Brunner (nee Lois Mott), 300 Troch), 108 First St., Keyporl, and manned bombers which Park Ter., Elberon, twins, gives the U.S. Air Force a daughter, yesterday. son and daughter," yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Him'- balanced deterrent to enemy melsbach (nee Jane Stunt), JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL nuclear attack. 7 Brook St., Middletown, son, Neptune This Titan is an actual yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hufus Calder ICBM which has been con Mr. and Mrs. Edmund (nee Valerie Sanders), 501 verted into an air conditioned Mooney (nee Cecilia Moylan) Prospect Avc., Asbury Park, showroom. Through the me- 708 Ilolmdel Road, Hazlel, son, yesterday. dium of exhibits, spectators will view the missile and son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vogel Mr. and Airs. David Gil- space stories while walking (nee Elizabeth KDOS), Smith- through the. missile's huge bert (nee Susan Stlllman), 33 burg - Clarksburg Road, Kmerson Drive, Morganville, first stage fuel tank. Clarksburg, .son, yesterday. daughter, yesterday. Among the interior exhibits Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ku- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kap- TUNED IN —John F. Sweeney, left, ASS istant principal of Strathmore Elementary are a display case of models lan (nee Myrna Soifjcl), 17 chi'ii (nee llegina Itoscvcar), Illustrating Ihe growth of mis- Cuban I-iinc, Ilazlcl, daugh- IO.'I Hemlock Drive, Neptune, School in Mafawan Township, and Robo rt Nosnay, principal, mro in on students siles from Thor to Titan HIC, ter, yosinrd.iy. daughter, yesterday. with a video tape recorder. A tape has boon niado of ovory class in the school a model of n Titan under- .Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs, Joseph working on a ipecial project. Parents can les and hear the results of ths taping ground complex, nn authentic A TITAN II intercontinental ballistic misiile (ICBM) 1 Tellvc (nee Kllen I.mlwifi), 91 Mitchell (HIM Jio.scann I'm- tonight ai the Parent Toacher Organiiat ion meeting in the school at 8:30. Gemini space suit and sam- fik), 17 ll.ni>,' St., Union Duchess Court, Freehold, ples of astronaut space food. is pictured lift'ng from its launch pad during • com* Beach, rfiujjhter, yesterday. daughter, yesterday, I Register Staff Photo) When launched from Us un- bat craw proficiency test. i r THE DAILY REGISTER, Wd., April 16, 1969-3 Irwin Sees Economic Benefits for Borough Top of the News County 9s Freehold Land Plan Defended TRENTON — The State Supreme Court will hear argu- FREEHOLD - In defend- plies and services. For the "The man next door could side of the street is now com- lution appropriating the $55,- that the borough was mainly ments next Monday on six suits attacking the latest re- ing the county's plan to buy first three months of 1969, suffer a hardship," said Mr. mercial. 000 for the purchase of the concerned with the intended shaping of New Jersey's legislative districts. two tracts of land here, Free- the county has spent $15,447.- Sanders. » Mr. Sanders urged the lands until the borough could use. The arguments will come only three days before the holder Director Joseph C. Ir- 48, tie said. Mr. Danskin noted that, one board not to adopt its reso- discuss the proposal, adding Mr. Danskin added that the April 24 filing deadline for the June 3 primary. If the ap- win yesterday contended that The veteran freeholder di- borough would be able to use portionment plan is not approved by that date, the primary with the county seat here, the rector added that the county the county's parking facili- , will have to be postponed. borough gains economically. also employs 246 borough ties on evenings and week- The six suits, filed Monday, involve challenges to the "By the borough-being the residents and 91 Freehold ends. He said the county plan in Union, Hudson, Burlington, Essex and Passaic Coun- county seat with county of- Township residents and that would be in bad shape with- ties. There are two separate suits in Passaic. fices and courts located the annual payroll for the out the borough's parking fa- The court is presently on vacation. But the high court's here," said Mr. Irwin, "there borough residents comes to cilities and the borough would office announced the hearing date. is an economic gain for the $1,195,709 and $479,436 for be in the same situation with- borough. township residents. out the county's. Mr. Irwin said that the News Barriers Seen Dented "People attendi n g the He suggested that perhaps courts and conducting busi- county also had provided to WASHINGTON - The American Society of Newspaper the borough the jail facilities, the county should study the Editors was told today "some dents have been made in news ness in the county offices possibility, of establishing re- patronize the local restau- citing that last year it housed barriers at the federal government level," and that President 346 inmates for the borough gional county offices in other Nixon's information chief "is trying to close the credibility rants and retail establish- municipalities, adding that ments. This would likewise for a total of 3,244 inmate gap in Washington." days. there was some question that But the ASNE's Freedom of Information Committee cau- apply to the county employes Freehold could handle the full Not in Conflict tioned in its annual report to the 500 editors attending the who work in the various growth of the county seat. county offices." Mr. Irwin prefaced his sta- Mr. Sanders said that Free- opening session of the Society's convention that "It's too tistical report by saying that early to predict the eventual results ... There are vast Mr. Irwin added that many hold was proud to be the local businessmen and estab- the time has .come to revalu- county seat but feared that areas of government secrecy that must be challenged." ate the facts and that the The report was among the first items of business, which lishments conduct business it would not be because of with the county. county was not in conflict the traffic congestion. also includes a panel discussion on President Nixon's first with the borough. 100 days in office and a luncheon speech by Secretary of State Four borough officials had Borough Mayor John I. William P. Rogers. attended yesterday's free- "These things are impor- Dawes said he did not want holders' meeting to protest tant to the official family of to see the county move any the county's purchasing two Freehold and to the taxpay- of its buildings outside the Blaze Destroys 70 Planes ers of Freehold," he said. borough area. properties, that of Mrs. Annie The county wants to cooper- EWING TOWNSHIP - About 70 aircraft were destroyed Carotenuto on Lafayette St. SECOND MALLARD BUILDING — This is an architect's sketch of a new building "Without the county, our yesterday in a raging fire that enveloped a huge hangar at ate, he said, and to work blight problem would be and of Dr. James B. Ranger with the borough. -that will be erected for the four-nation communications Maltard project. Going up tiie Mercer County Airport. on Court St. The officials dis- greater," he said. He added The damage was' estimated at nearly $3 million. The Mr. Irwin said that there next to the first structure on property ne ar the Red Bank Airport, New Shrewsbury, that the borough was con- approved of the county's plan was an absolute need for the cause of the blaze was under investigation. There were no to use the Ranger building ground for the building was broken at a ceremony yesterday. cerned with the future use of injuries. county to purchase the prop- . the Ranger property. for temporary office space. erties, adding that he won- Expenditures Noted dered where the county would The freeholders agreed to Sirhan Jurors Eye Evidence Mr. Irwin said that for be now if it had not pur- meet with borough officials LOS ANGELES - The jury trying Sirhan Bishara Sirhan 1968 the county spent $269,- chased the Sinclair property before the county occupies Two Forms of Government the building. for murder is closeted with this physical evidence in the case . 192.85 for supplies or services when it did for the present —everything' except the gun that killed Robert F. Kennedy. by Freehold businesses. For courthouse addition. That The county bought the Only People's exhibit No. 6, the cheap little pistol that ended the first three months of this property will also house the Carotenuto tract for $20,200 the life of a presidential candidate, is missing from the 154 year, it has spent $65,839.64. new regional library when it and the Ranger one for $33,- Described at Charter Forum 104. Mr. Irwin said the coun- items piled into the jury room. The jurors, who resume delib- He added that the county is built, he said. erations this morning, can get the gun—but not without ask- MIDDLETOWN - The lic works departments report or are considering relocation. ty could not delay the pur- spent $57,607.90 with Freehold "We have to plan for the chase since the costs would ing. In their first full day, yesterday, they requested only Township vendors for sup- future," he said. mayor - council and council- directly to the business man- The Charter Commission two things—a new light bulb and some chalk for their black- manager, forms of govern- ager. will hold a public hearing increase and the county stood "With the expansion of the a chance of losing the land. board. county government," he con- ment, two of the several open Both speakers cited both May 20 on alternate forms of tinued, "theborough of Free- to this township, were de- the difficulty of obtaining government available to the Light Treatments Danger Told Allen Says hold can be a great munici- scribed in detail last night to good business managers and township, James R. Minogue, pality and a great business the Charter Commission. the economic advantages of commission chairman, an- Mayor Says ATLANTIC CITY - Newborn infants treated with blue center." finding one. Mr. Clark said nounced. fluorescent lights to cure an illness which causes brain GOP Slate William H. Clark, a former Freeholder Benjamin H. Livingston Township council- Livingston Township's pres- In response to invitations damage may be subjected to eye injuries, a team of doctors ent manager "saved his sal- from civic and political clubs, Talk Wasn't warned yesterday. Danskin also noted that the man and now an Essex Coun- Is Forming freeholders have always ac- ty freeholder, cited the in- ary in the first year" through the commission has appeared Tests conducted on newborn pigs showed harm to the his greater attention to de- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - knowledged the inter-govern- creasing number of cities within the last month at Rescheduled retina of the eye after exposure to blue light for 72 hours, tail. Sen. Sisco noted a par- Freeholder Albert E. Allen, mental problems between the that have adopted the coun- meetings of the Port Mon- said Dr. Thomas Sisson, head of the research team from borough and the county and ticular advantage in having MIDDLETOWN — Mayor Republican municipal leader cil - manager form since its mouth and New Monmouth Temple University's Health Sciences Center. that it has always tried to professionals available to Harold H. Foulks last night here, admitted yesterday that development in Staunton, Va., Democratic Clubs, and the cooperate. deal with industrial execu- scored a statement attributed his party has chosen a par- in 1908. Mr. Clark said 2,250 East Keansburg Betterment to School Superintendent Paul Arabs Renew War Demand tives who are either moving tial slate of candidates for Mr. Danskin said that the U.S. cities have now adopted Association. F. Lefever, who Monday Five Arab guerrilla organizations have rejected King . the upcoming Township Coun. county's purchase of the two the form, including half of all night said a hearing before Hussein's six-point Middle East peace proposal and renewed cil election. tracts of land fit into the bor- cities with populations be- the state commisioner of edu- their demand for war against Israel. The guerrillas, who ough's master plan. He said tween 25,000 and 500,000. cation, appealing the $628,000 However, Mr. Allen said that the county's present in- long have sworn to fight until Israel is destroyed, rejected none of the candidates' names Livingston Township adopt- Ruling on Bridge cut of the school budget by "each and every point" in the plan Hussein outlined in a tention is to use both parcels the Township Committee, had would be released until the of land for parking. ed the council-manager speech in Washington last week. They also rejected all other full slate was completed. form in 1955 following a rec- to be rescheduled because plans for a political settlement with Israel. He said that six years ago township attorneys could not He said three of the four the borough furnished the ommendation of a charter candidates have been select- study commission. Will Go to State be present for a hearing yes- county with a great deal of terday. Wants Ancora Hospital Probed ed. A fourth had been parking and that the county Advantages Cited FREEHOLD - Freeholder It belongs to the railroad, he chosen, but later dropped "For the record," Mayor TRENTON — State Sen. Joseph J. Maraziti announced has decided that it should Mr. Clark cited the advan- Albert E. Allen said yester- said, adding that it was re- early this morning he will ask his Senate Institutions Com- from the race because of come up with its share. He day that a Grand Jury pre- sponsible for it. Foulks said last night, "the business pressures, he added. tages of having all adminis- hearing did not have to be re- mittee to investigate an alleged recent incident of "beatings" added that parking facilities trative responsibility centered , sentment calling for the wid- "If Uie Grand Jury had any and "improper care" at the state mental hospital in Ancora. The only known candidate at the courthouse will be en- ening of a bridge in Marl- scheduled because in the in one individual, the manag- doubts about who owns the first place it was never Maraziti made the announcement after a four-hour mid- is Thomas Powers, who was larged this spring to accom- er, who controls all municipal boro will be forwarded to the bridge," continued Mr. Allen, night interview with Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Flanigan of named last October to fill a modate the need. Public Utilities Commission scheduled." departments and can hire and "they should have called us." He said that last week Turnersville, Gloucester County. Maraziti said Mrs. Flanigan three-year vacancy created The county plans to use the fire both department heads for action. He added that no one from the told him her son, 21-year-old Thomas Planigan, died at Hie when Republican Mark Beck school board attorney Peter Ranger building for tempo- and employes. The freeholder, who is di- county bridge department was P. Kalac offered the choice hospital last Sunday following what Maraziti described as resigned. rary office space. rector of county bridges, called before the Grand Jury "improper care." Maraziti's committee is already looking This particular power has a of April 15 or May 5 as dates Filing deadline for the elec- Borough Councilman Al- noted that the bridge in Marl- before the presentment was for the hearing. into allegations of mistreatment at state mental hospitals in side advantage for council- issued. tion is a week from tomor- fred E. Sanders acknow- men, Mr. Olark remarked, boro over New Springs Road Greystone and Marlboro. ledged that the county has "Our attorneys knew they row. since it removes pressure is not a county owned bridge. The Grand Jury present- would be defending the town- According to the state senator, Mrs. Flanigan discovered Democrats have already an- done a great job in provid- that her son had been "brutally beaten" when she visited him ing parking facilities and from them to find jobs for ment called for a "county- ship in court yesterday on an- nounced their choices for the other matter so they accepted at the hospital late last month. Maraziti said she found her said that the borough is con- their political supporters. wide survey to determine if four seats, which are a con- The manager, in turn, re- Jury Okays there are other similar un- the May 5 date. There is no son's face and head swollen and his tongue cut and bleeding. trolling majority of the coun- cerned with traffic conges- tion. ports to the council, and is safe conditions." postponment or resceduling cil. bound by the action it takes. The panel did not send a involved," the mayor conclud- Seeks to Bar Center Closings He added that the borough An Award ed. planning consultant advised There is no chance, Mr. copy of the presentment to WASHINGTON-The first congressional test of President that the best use for Court Clark said, that he can "take the PUC. Instead copies were Nixon's plan to shut down more than half of the nation's Jsb St. would be residential and over." Livingston Township Of $70,000 sent to the freeholders, the Man Admits Guilt Corps centers opened today in a most unfriendly forum. has a five-man council, which New Jersey Department of (Continued) that any other use would be FREEHOLD - After a two- Rep. Carl D. Perkins, D-Ky., one of the most outspoken appoints the township clerk Transportation, Highway Di- In Abuse of Child Judge Simmill said the fi- detrimental. He said that if day trial, a jury before Mon- critics of the President's proposal, scheduled hearings of his and attorney. vision and the Marlboro Town- nal test of "spot zoning" is the Ranger building; was used mouth County Court Judge FREEHOLD - Carl Bhein, Education and Labor Committee today with the express pur- whether it is done to serve for temporary offices, there Nine men serve on the ship Council. 103 Wayside Drive, Cliffwood pose of stopping the closings. Thomas J. Smith yesterday the community interest or would be a number of appli- council in Wayne Township, brought in a unanimous ver- Mr. Allen said that the Beach, pleaded guilty yester- Besides trying to reverse the decision to shut down 59 private interest. cations before the Board of under the mayor-council plan county did have warning day to charges of carnal of the 113 centers, Perkins has said he wants to keep Nixon dict of $70,000 in a condem- Earlier, James P. Kovacs, Adjustment for rezoning be- adopted there in 1961, in a signs erected at the bridge abuse of a seven-year-old from moving the Job Corps and the Head Start program out nation case. Freehold Township, a consult- cause of the increase in traf- change-over from a five-man and enlarged them after the. Howell Township girl Nov. 2 of the Office of Economic Opportunity into other federal fic. Township Committee. The verdict was against the June 6 fatal accident. in Howell Township. agencies. ing engineer, professional state commissioner of trans- planner and land surveyor, State Sen. Edward Sisco, He added that the situation Monmouth County Court also mayor of Wayne Town- portation and in favor of 10 Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. testified on behalf of Hahne defendants who owned or ha! concerning the bridge was not Students End Columbia Sit-in and Co. that his study of the ship, cited many similarities new to the bridge department accepted the plea and set Accident between his Passaic County an interest in two parcels of May 23 for sentencing. NEW YORK — Sixteen Negro students walked out of 38.6 acres involved showed land totaling .530 acres in but that the county does not the Columbia University admissions office early today, end- community and Middletown. have jurisdiction over it. Assistant County Prosecu- that zoning it for residential Both have undergone a great Hazlet, situated between Rt. tor Franklin Goldstein pre- ing a sit-in that began Monday morning to demand changes Suit Settled The freeholder said that all use is impractical. spurt of growth during the 35 and Holmdel Road. sented the state's case. As- in admissions procedures for minority group applicants. that was said in the present- Mr. Kovacs said rising last decade; both have areas sistant Deputy Public De- , The protestors left the building peaceably about 3 a.m., It was $10,000 more than a ment was true concerning costs would force a developer For $20,900 of marked contrast in income fender Harold Karasic repre- after their lawyer told them Supreme Court Justice John A. three - man condemnation railroad bridges in the coun- to charge about $65,000 for and styles of living. sented Rhein. Sandifer had issued a temporary restraining order against FREEHOLD - District commission had awarded last ty. homes there, as opposed to Six in Wards the sit-in. Court Judge George A. -.Gray Dec. • 18. The state had ap- "Where we can," he con- older homes in the area sell- has approved a settlement Wayne Township elects six ing for $20,000 to $3»,000. The pealed the commission's $60,- tinued, "we update the of $20,900 in favor of a Mon- of its nine councilmen from 000 award. Flood Victims Exodus Goes On developer would not be able bridges." He said that all the wise... clair teenager and his father six wards, divided according The verdict was in favor of narrow county owned bridges The exodus of thousands of persons displaced by normal- to sell houses, he said, be- for injuries the boy received to population. Three council- Mrs. Beatrice Cowan, Mr. are to be reconstructed. ly tranquil rivers glutted by snowmelt pouring down from cause people wouldn't want to open a in an automobile accident in men are elected at large, and and Mrs. Elwood S. Mona- Mr. Allen said he will refer Canada continued today throughout the upper Midwest. pay that much. Sea Girt Aug. 19, 1967. it is these three, the senator Jian, Mr. and Mrs. William the presentment to the PUC Spring floods have caused eight deaths in Minnesota and Mr. Kovacs said only about A car owned and driven by said, who have "a stabilizing H. Morrell, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- which can direct the railroad damage was more than $5 million in five states. In parts 26 acres of the tract would Checkrrmter Geneva Williams, Neptune, effect" on the council. seph Calmon, Andrew F. Mor- to enlarge the bridge. of Minnesota and North Dakota, where swollen rivers already be usable for houses because was in collision with a car In contrast to Mr. Clark, rell, Cornelia H. Maturin and had overflowed, residents braced for possible showers and the rest of it is swampy. driven by Michael J. Zajkow- who said councilmen elected Straub Motors Inc. account today further inundation. The governor of Wisconsin declared 13 "You can't take an area ski, Manasquan, who was at large often present candi- Registration Set John O'Mara of Eatontown counties in the northwestern section of the state disaster and call it something and ex- killed. The plaintiff, Ken- dates of higher caliber than For Kindergarten areas as the Mississippi River grew in depth and breadth. pect it to be that," said Mr. represented the state. Sey- No minimum neth Eng, 16 at the time of those available with a ward MIDDLETOWN - Town- Kovacs, who said a business the accident, was a passenger setup, Sen. Sisco claimed mour R. Kleinberg of Keans- burg and Vincent J. Jennings ship elementary schools will Lindsay Getting Liberals' Aid zone is a much wiser use and in the Zajkowski car, owned wards have greatly helped hold kindergarten registration is more in conformity with by the driver's father, Stan- his township. He cited one of Red Bank were defense at- balance required NEW YORK - Mayor John V. Lindsay's bid for re- torneys. tomorrow and Friday from election is expected to receive a major boost today at the what is prevalent in the area ley J. Zajkowski. lower income area in which 1:30 to 4 p.m. Liberal party convention. Liberal leaders said last night that than a residential zone. Kenneth Eng and his the ward - elected councilman Children will be register^ the sentiment of the party's citywide convention was "over- The area was rezoned last father, Chong M. Ng, sued has obtained more road, sew- Cambodia Set at the school nearest their whelmingly" in favor of endorsing Lindsay. July 23. both owners and the estate er, and urban renewal grants homes. Monmouth County Traf- of Michael J. Zajkowski for than any councilman-at-large For U.S. Ties To be eligible for kindergar- Tension Grips Italy's Prisons fic Engineer Henry J, Ney damages, and costs of medi- would have. ten, a child must have testified that the only differ- cal and hospital treatment Answering a question from PHNOM PENH, Cambodia reached his fifth birthday on ROME - Italian prisoners simmered with tension and ences in plans for the duali- for the boy, who suffered a local resident, Sen. Sisco (AP) - Cambodia's chief of or before Oct. 1. protest today after riots in jails in Turin, Milan, Genoa and zation of Rt. 520 with Hahne severe burns and other in- said that ward loyalties do state said today tie would re- Parents are required to pre- Bari. In the latest uprising, at Bari on the southern Adriatic from those without Hahne are juries. not tend to divide the council sume diplomatic relations sent a youngster's birth certi- coast, about 150 prisoners set fire to the infirmary and the Uie opening of the median for The settlement in favor of and that Wayne councilmen with the United States now ficate or equivalent, and ' tailor shop yesterday and defied police for hours before access, the provision of a left Kenneth was $7,500 against have so far "risen above poli- that the U.S. government has proof of immunization against they were herded back to their cells. turn slot and a left turn exit. the Michael J. Zajkowski tics to act on major pro- recognized Cambodia's fron-, smallpox, polio, diphtheria, Other prisons rang with shouts of solidarity for the Mr. Ney said the dual- estate and $0,900 against grams." tiers. whooping cough, tetanus and rioters who wrecked prisons at Turin and Milan before they ization timetable calls for Geneva Williams; for his Under the Plan F in effect measles. were forced to surrender. More than 2,000 of these rioters Prince Norodom Sihanouk completion of the eastern sec- father, $3,500 against the in Wayne Township, the may- said charges d'affaires would Additional registration will were transferred in chains and handcuffs to some 20 other tion and the new bridge by Zajkowski estate and $3,000 or Ls elected directly by the he held Aug. 22 and 23 for Pay bills at home and gain jails across the nation, creating tinderbox situations in their bo exchanged, a step short of February, 1971, and comple- against Geneva Williams. people, and is immediately children moving into the new lodging places. exchanging ambassadors more leisure lima. Leonard Estrin of Newark responsible to them, lie, in school district .subsequent to tion of the western section by again. Can we help you? September, 1971. represented the plaintiffs. turn, appoints a business the above dates. Pakistan Tornado Toll Soars ISKOOM was represent- Robert It. Witt, Asbury manager, with council ap- "We thank the United .School principals will assign Setvice la our DACCA, East Pakistan — The stench of death hung over ed by S. Joseph Fortunato Park, represented Geneva proval. This, Sen. Sisco point- States, President Nixnn and each child to a morning or af- biggest asset. villages on the outskirts of Dacca today as rescue workers and Hahne by Vincent P. Bi- Williams and Kobort L. Mos- ed out, brings in the "pro- the great American people for ternoon kindergarten session. dug out more bodies and the estimated death toll in Monday's unno, both of Newark. Rob- sick, Camden, represented fessionalism of a business this gesture of equity and jus- Parent., will receive invi a CENTRAL JERSEY BANS killer tornado rose to 1,0(10. More than 500 persons were ert H. Ottcn of Red Bank Mr. Zajkowski and his son's manager." The planning, fi- tice toward Cambodia," said tions to an orientation day killed in the industrial suburb of Demra alone. represented Middletown. estate. nance, police, health and pub- the prince. slated (or Sept, 3. 4—THE DAILY REGISTER, Drivers Hurt Wed., April L6, Wf) In Collision Freehold Y Is Upheld in Dismissal MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - Mr. Johnson was unavail- Both drivers were slightly able yesterday. FREEHOLD - A reniral son are known for their civil son had said the Y's day community social action. Fur- of the YMCA in social ac- sidering "the urban crisis as injured and one ticketed for Atlantic Area YMCA Council rights activities with the Con- camp committee had recom- ther, the report held, they be- tions." its major concern . . ." The review team consisted failure to keep to the right review team has defended the cerned Citizens of Greater mended the rehiring of Mr. lieve the YMCA should serve Raps final Lack —Local study of "program of six members, both lay and as the result of a two-car aclion of the Freehold Y's Freehold. Mr. Benglen served Parker, it found that only two all segments of the communi- The report criticized a lack priorities and directions" and professional Y members from accident on Rt. 520 here at executive board in the dis- as a member of the team that of that body's 10 members ty but should not be involved of clearly defined "goals, di- of relationships between com- the area council and the as- 5:31 p.m. yesterday. sociation of professional missal of Herbert M. Johnson conducted the investigation had met to consider the re- in direct social action. rections and priorities for fu- mittees and the board. Police Chief Joseph Walk- as executive director of the and interviewed local Y offi- ture programs" and of com- YMCA directors. quest and that there was no Of other directors, it said —Early replacement of the er identified them as Maria local Y. cials and others. agreement between them. munications between the ex- They were Marvin A. Rob- Cernov, Roosevelt Ave., that some "are newcomers. executive director. inson and Jay F. Rochlin Albert Henglen, associate Accusation Hit Long-Time Residents They are concerned about the ecutive committee of the Farmingdale, who received E, A." Hanna, president of from" the area board; Mr. director of the area council, In the report, the team It said some directors have inadequacy of the YMCA fa- board and standing commit- the summons, and Anthony the local YMCA board, said Benglen and Roy E. Cotten, said the team's report was agreed with the board's opin- served on the board for many cilities and see the YMCA tees. J. Crosta Jr., Country Club presented to the Y's board of years and are long time resi- Emphasizing the need for yesterday he thought the area staff, and Sheldon B. Road, Eatontown. ion that "a blanket accusa- operating in less traditional Robertson and Francis G. directors here Monday night dents of the area. They, active, progressive programs statement was "very thor- tion of racial bias against all patterns. They are personally Clark representing the asso- Both were taken by the in tlic presence of 21 of its it said, represent the com- "relating to the needs of peo- ough and honest." Morganville First Aid squad members of the execu- involved in social action and ciation^ members. tive committee . . . was un- munity's power structure and feel strongly that the YMCA ple," the report closes with As for implementation of to Rivervlew Hospital, Red Mr. Johnson had requested true and unfair." are inclined to be more tra- should he likewise involved. these recommendations: the recommendations, Mr. Bank, where they were the investigation with (he It said further that "Mr. ditional and conservative in Some represent, to a degree, —Evaluation of leadership Hanna said that that would The largest species of the treated and released. charge that the board, for Johnson's actions and activi- their view of the YMCA pro- both of these groups and/or and programs in keeping be up to the new officers who dolphin family is the killer Patrolman John Collins bias reasons, had fired him ties since the decision not t gram and its relationship to are uncertain about the role with national policies of con- will be elected April 28. whale. was the investigating officer. instead of accepting his rehire Malcolm Parker resignation. It was tendered leaves doubt about his abil Feb. 22 when the board re- ty to work with the boan fused to rehire Malcolm and give staff leadership." Parker of 127 South St. as It said local YMCA group summer camp director. are autonomous and that the area council serves in a con Mr. Parker ana Mr. John- sultatlve capacity. SALE The dismissal of Mr. John Arthur Seaman son, said the report, "was TODAY BRICK TOWNSHIP - Ar- based primarily on the eval thur Seaman, 68, of 529 James uation of his effectiveness a: thru Foad died yesterday in Paul executive director of th Kimball Hospital, Lakewood. YMCA." Mr. Seaman was born in Referring to the day camp EAAIV DIIVC PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE SAT. Baltimore and was an Army director's dismissal, ttie team veteran of World War I. He said it found Mr. Parker NJUV BUI.)... TRADING STAMPS FREE! was a retired auto mechanic. lacked qualifications for thi Job which requires lcadershi] Surviving arc his widow, QUARTERED PORK RIB SIDE TURKEY Mrs. Alice Seaman; two sons, without supervision. GROUND MEAT SALE! William Seaman of Hunting- While, it noted, Mr. John 9 TO 11 CHOPS' IN PKG. ENDS ton, Calif, and Ross Seaman GROUND^ & CENTERS at home; a daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Petoia PORK DRUMSTICK Shirley Brown of Howell NEWARK - Mrs. Salva Ib. Township, and four grandchil- tore Petoia, 91, of 533 N CHUCK Ib. READY dren. Sixth St., sister of Rom Fresh Extra Lean Fresh, Fancy, Extra Leon CHOPS 69 TO Services will be Satur- Zoppi of Long Branch, diec QUARTERED PORK LOIN SIDE, T0 „ CHOpj COOK day at 2:30 p.m. in the C.H.T. Monday in Presbyterian Hos ROUND «, 79'SIRLOIN .b 89' 5 Ib. Clayton and Son Fu-pltal. 19 neral Home, Adelphia. Inter- Also surviving are a son fU.S.D.A. CHOICE THICK CUT SHOULDER PORK CHOPS "IK ib 79 ment wll] be in Adelphia Patrick of Belleville; five CITY COT COUNTRY STYLE Cemetery. daughters, Mrs. Marian Lar- LONDON BROIL diore of Avenel, Mrs. Lenora U.S.D.A. CHOICE LEAN & TENDER SPARE RIBS Arthur Mount Mlnisi and Miss Grace Pe CITY CUT, REG. CUT WHOLE READY TO EAT FARMINGDALE - Arthur - tola of Newark, Mrs. Lillian CUBE STEAK FULL Mount, Bl, of 8 Grant St. Guiliano of Nutley and Mrs, US DA. CHOICE BONELESS FRESH PORK BUTT died yesterday at Blueberry CUT Lucille Dl Salvo of the Bronx; U.S.D:A. CHOICE (POTTING) Acres, New Shrewsbury, 17 grandchildren, and SHOULDER STEAK SHANK where he was manager. great-grandchildren and sev . MStUONtf HALF , Mr. Mount was born in en great-great-grandchildren. )|.S.»OVT.CIaDirj\ YOUR BEEF SHORT RIBS Freehold and was an Army A Requiem Mass will be f CHOICE CHOICE 08 SWIFT PREMIUM VAC-PACK BONELESS SILVER TIP veteran of World War II. offered at 10 a.m. tomorrow L BEEF He Is survived by four sis- in St. Francis Xavier Churc SLICED BACON ROAST ters, Mrs. Florence Young here. The funeral will be 1 of Philadelphia, Mrs. Alice from the Megaro Memorial U.S.D.A. CHOICE STEER BEEF Hill and Mrs. Mary Mount, Home, Newark. Ib. Ib. both of West Trenton, and CHUCK STEAK T» *„49' SLICED LIVER 98 Mrs. Edna Broeklebank of PLYMOUTH ROCK BONELESS AMERICAN KOSHER Forked River. Mrs. Edna Cunnane END OF STEAK ROAST ib 98 C U.S.D.A. CHOICE The funeral for Mr. Mount HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Edn SMOKED BUTT 79'ALL BEEF FRANKS ib 79 BOLAR ROAST BONELESS * 98' will be Saturday at 11 a.m. C. Cunnane, 81, of 20 Secom k in the C.H.T. Clayton and St., a retired clerk in th HEY KIDS (DAD TOO) Son Funeral Home, Adelphia, borough tax office, died yes CORONET FLORAL PRINT with the Rev. Harvey Kelley terday in Monmouth Medica GET YOUR 1969 PRO HEINZ BEANS of the Ardena Baptist Center, Long Branch. BATHROOM VEGETARIAN Church officiating. Inter- A lifelong resident here 6-pnk.SOO BASEBALL BOOK ment will be in Old Tennent she was a member of Royal 2 ply JrL^y OFFICIAL CENTENNIAL EDITION OR WITH Cemetery. TISSUE H^Tj^V- (This 240 pogu book "Baseball—' And4Different PORK Neighbors Lodge. 69 «iO JThe First 100 Yeors, 8 £ 99 Surviving are a son, Roger TWO GUYS 3^^303000 photosh , storiesi , facts and GEORGE INN Mrs. Daniel L. Clark Cunnane of Oradcl; a (laugh figures an Every Major League Soup,-. C Teom CREAM RIDGE - Mrs. El- ter, Miss Ardeth Cunnane ol KOSHER STYLE PICKLES ^59 - SEE DETAILS IN OUR STORE this place, and three grand' ASS'T. COOKIES 133* sie A. Clark, 82, of Rt. 537 ALL COLORS MUDSOM VEGETABLE or VEGETARIAN died yesterday in Point Pleas- children. ant Hospital. Services will be tomorrow m m A MILKAIMOND, GOOD BAR, KRACKLE, SEMI-SWEET, at 2 p.m. In Posten's Funer- PAPER TOWELS ^ 37 CAMPBELLS SOUP 6 She was born in Cove, Utah 5 and had lived here for 38al Home, Atlantic Highlands, n^^Ll TWO GUYS 100% ™O^CHOC.BARS^5? I years. with the Rev. Harvey Van Hl-G DRINKS Surviving are her husband, Sciver, pastor of Atlanta COLOMBIAN INSTANT COFFEE Daniel L. Clark; two daugh- Highlands United Methodist ters, Mrs. Raymond Preston Church, officiating. Burial ALL -f§fl COFFEE can will be in Woodbine Cemo 65 of Freehold Township and FLAVORS Mrs. George Neiberlien tery, Long Branch. PRODUCE DEPARTMENT of Marlboro; four sons, IAUNDRY DETERGENT TWO GUYS-INSTANT Aaron, David and Keith Mrs. Delia Morton 3-lb. Clark, all here, and Ross 1-oi. box 2 C HOWELL TOWNSHIP - COLD POWER MASHED POTATOES »T 69 Clark of Jackson; three sis- KIDNEY-LIVER IN CREAM, TUNA IN CREAMCREAM. ters, Mrs. Olive Biggs and Mrs. Delia Morton, 77, of Old TWO GUYS PANTRY CUT Tavern Road died Monday in Mrs. Rose Allen of Salt Lake ;;;. •: . City, Utah, and Mrs. Clara Jersey Shore Medical Center, NINE LIVES S Cafferty of Protland, Ore.; Neptune. MEAT CHUNKS—ALL VARIETIES GREEN BEANS 6 i 99' two brothers, Solomon Allen She was born here and had of Logan, Utah, and Ether Al- been a lifelong resident. Mrs LA OY EVAPORATED MILK6 len of Richmond, Utah; eight Morton was a member of the LADDIE BOY S 4 " 99< t^-jfiL'Jj HKfJ :'99« grandchildren, and eight Squankum United Methodist WllTniw'fAIHI M. lib O At CRISP JUICY MdNTOSH NEW GREEN NABISCO VANILLA great-grandchildren. Church and of the Women's C ORI1 6 89 Society for Christian Service ™L E?1 - APPLES & 49- CABBACE .8' COOKIE BREAK 135- Funeral services for Mrs. of the church. Her husband Clark will be held Friday at was the late Ellsworth Mor- 11 arm. at the CUT. Clayton ton. Two Cuvs TOMATOES 5^99- nEPBannp-^ FIC BARS 3 and Son Funeral Home, Adel- She is survived by a son, phia, with the Rev. Horace Lawrence E, Morton of ~ DOMESTIC Frantz officiating. Interment AOc TURKEY, QO( Brick Township; three ROYAL DAIRY FROM FLORIDA will be in Maplewood Ceme- daughters, Mrs. Betty Lloyd, BOILED HAM tery^ Mrs. Thelma Spence and 95 ROLL ^89 J \au CREAM PIES f ARD OF THANKS Mrs. Martha Matthews, all ORANGE TWO GUYS BAKERY DEPT. SPECIALS! Tin family nr Frederick w. Wnort- Vi MORTON ALL VARIETIES • «rt. III. w\,h to thank frlrml* anil here; 10 grandchildren, and nflchbor* for their many arln of kind- gal. nfss during their recent boiravfinent. two great-grandchildren. JUICE *ntl to acknowledge expressions of The funeral will be Friday 59 JvuipMhy through flowers, donation", service card*, etc. at 2 p.m. in the C.H.T. Clay- 4 it 89< Lorraine and Frederick Woodward, Parents. ton and Son Funeral Home, MARGARINE BIRDSEYE PEAS & <*BI> OF THANKS Adelphia, with the Rev. Mah- IP* with to thank our relative* art/! lon Robinson of the Squan- LARGE 8" PIES ALL VARIETIES 'rlendj for the beautiful floral trli- i:lfi ana expreHBIong of sympathy at kum United Methodist PKC0F !hc death o' our husband anrt fnlhcr. OLD FASHIONED CUT CORN Erlwun! UrURh. Also, to thank the Church officiating. Burial IMPERIAL $ C ".unea and dnctora at Rivervlew Ho*- will be in Evergreen Ceme- ONION ROLLS 4«» 1 BOBKARING U9 rital and the Pay Funeral Hum • REG. QTRS. Mri. Edward R Rrush and Suns tery, Farmingdale. SUGAR KEYSTONE 8 ( 6 BORDENS' DONUTS o1i 629 P-NUT CURLS 29 RANCHERS' PRIDE BREADED 8- CREAM CHEESE ox. VEAL STEAKS 69 Main Office: ENTER MY COMET 105 Cbcilnut St , Hrd Hank, N. J. 01TQ1 TWO CUTS TDAOINC STUMP Branch Olficru SNUGGLY BEAR fil8 Rf. ;U, MlddJMonn, N. J. CLEANSER WEEKLY SPECIAL 30 Eaat Malt) M.. 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Na^elsons J. Kridel outfits sports. jm?. DAILY REGISTER, W«J, April 16, J9M-5 'Created Job 'for Youth, Finds It Paid Off By GLADYS RIPS . Mr. Silvert was the first When Mr. Davis and Mr. have three boys and three youngsters available for newspapers that are associa-. FREEHOLD - William Freehold businessman to Kelley visited Mr. Silvert, girls from 9'/2 to 18 years old. work might be of some use." tion members, the Colonial Roscoe, an eighth grade pupil "create a job" for a teen- who was chairman of the At a meeting 'Thursday Edward Blumenthal, presi- Merchant and the Freehold at the Intermediate School, ager according to John W. Downtown Merchants As- night, Mr. Silvert told the dent of the association, said Transcript. Their representa- pointed to the new pants he Davis, a community orga- sociation last, year, they Downtown Merchants As- Friday that the merchants tives said they need delivery was wearing. nizer for the Monmouth Com- found that the furniture deal- sociation about his successful would like to hire young peo- boys. "I bought them with ray munity Action Program er already had hired Billy experience hiring a teenager. ple, "hut most of us have lit- Mr. Blumenthal said a first week's pay," he said (MCAP). on his own initiative. tle shops with no room for member suggested that a However, most of the them." proudly. "Next week I'll Mr. Davis and Richard W. Although he at first thought downtown stores are much Youth Employment Service buy my brother a pair." Kelley, director of MCAP's he was creating a "make- smaller than bis, he said. The only definite commit- (YES) be organized, such as The tall, slim 14-year-old MonmouUi Neighborhood Ser- work" job that would sup- The merchants did suggest, ments at Thursday's meeting, the one recently set up in has been working after vice Center, have been visit- plement the services of he added, that a "roster of he said, were from the two Matawan. school since March 31 for ing local merchants and other cleaning personnel, Mr. Harry Silvert, owner of Sil- business people to try to set Silvert quickly realized that vert's Furniture Store, 45 up a meeting with them. he really needed the boy. "There is a lot of furniture South St. Jobs for Youth "I may have originally in here," he said. hired him out of altruistic The MCAP representatives 'Pine House' motives," Mr. Silvert said, are trying to persuade local ' MONMOUTH MEATS One of Billy's responsibili- "but Billy is doing a very store owners to hire youths ties is to take care of "The" 11110Q MONMOUT MONMOUTHH STST. . I 1133 MAI MAINN ST ST. . I BRANCBRANCHH AVE AYE.. good job and he's worth what 14 to 18 years of age, par- Pine House." This was ticularly during the summer. RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER I pay him.", originally a home adjacent to • Mr. Silvert said that at "People don't see the im- the store. The store owner 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 first he "sort of created a portance of this," Mr. Davis recently purchased it and job for him,'" dusting and said. "It would give the kids built an adjoining corridor. cleaning in the siore. something useful to do and a He uses the house to display Lean • Fresh LEAN MEATY Lean - Boneless HELPING OUT — William Roscoe, 14, is helping him- A week after he hired Billy, chance to earn some money." pine furniture. self, his family and his employer by working after Mr. Silvert realized that "The boy shows up faith- GROUND SPARE STEW "there's a real need for this fully three times a week," school at Silvert's Furniture Store, South St., Free- work" in the two-story, 30,- Agency to Show Mr. Silvert said. "I'll be hold. Here he dusts as store owner Harry Silvert looks O0() - square - foot furniture openiag a new teen and pre- CHUCK RIBS BEEF on. Mr. Silvert helped out by creating a job for store. New Maverick teen department soon and I'll need him even more. He's Billy, but now says he needs him and is advocating "The boy is really doing a BED BANK - Mount En- job," he said. working a dozen hours now. hiring of teenagers to other Freehold businessmen. Will Continue glish Sales Co., Monmouth I'll probably add another six (Register Staff Photo) "He's not just here on suf- St., here, will Introduce the hours." 69 79s ferance. He's cheerful and 1970 Maverick, a new small At their home at 102 South Fined 150 Each very polite. He listens to in- car from Ford Division, on St. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. BONELESS BRISKET On 2 Charges structions and seems to take Thursday. W. Roscoe expressed pride In SKINLESS SWIFT'S PREMIUM RED BANK - Judge Wil- March 10. pleasure in doing the work. their son. liam I. Klatsky this week or- Also fined was George Sin- He'll probably continue dur- The car is a two-door sedan "He's a good boy and he's CORNED dered two $50 fines for Way- cox of 28 Sheppard Drive, ing the summer." of modified fastback design a happy boy," Mrs. Roscoe BACON mon Smith, 27, of 34 Peach Middletown, who was charged And apparently the furni- powered by a six-cylinder en- said. "He tried to get a job • FRANKS St., New Shrewsbury, on with possession of ^alcoholic ture dealer's standards are gine. It is designed to carry last summer, but he was too charges of assault and bat- beverages; and Monrow Bu- high. In the midst of enough a family of four with ade- young." tery. rell of 147 W. Bergen Place, chairs, couches, tables and quate luggage space. In nor- She said that when she was C Smith was found guilty of Red Bank, for being under the desks to fill a number of mal city-suburban driving the hospitalized recently for b b lb assaulting Miss Pearl Smith influence of alcohol and loi- housing developments, there Maverick is expected to de-, three weeks, Billy took care 69F' #T O7 and Mrs. Mary Smith, both tering. The fines were $50 was not a speck of dust to liver 22!4 miles per gallon of 79 of the house and the young- of the Peach St. address, on each, be seen. • gasoline. er children. The Roscoes

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Plain field Area for Over 10 Years MIDDLETOWN Credit Terms Arrangod •A Mila North of Sums All Items Subject to Prior Sale PHONE 471-5880 "Now, Where Was I? Oh, Yes — Why Don't All THE PHILOSOPHER The Poor People Get Out And Work!" Established in 1878 — Published by The Eed Bank Register, Incorporated Feminine Mystique M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher By HAL BOYLE * What is it about women that annoys men? Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor While most men admire women, or pretend to for one Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor reason or another, that admiration isn't altogether Whole- hearted. There are some things about the feminine mys- tique that the male mind dislikes, resents, envies or is —6 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1969 baffled by. ,_ A number of men asked recently to state what they felt . ( « was wrong with the female sex expressed •: ^ 1 a wide variety of misgivings. Here are a. H few of the more interesting replies: ' mm "Women? Bah, humbugs!" /. .,;, Kilmer Center Is Needed P-J^HLJ "They are so unpredictable. Jf. you" try to surprise and please them by bringing Let's hope U.S. Sen. Harrison A. evidence he is correct. Kilmer's early them ftome a box of candy, they tell you Williams, D-N.l, and Gov. Richard J. difficulties have been largely overcome1' they've just gone on a diet. If. you bring Hughes are successful in their efforts and the program there is serving a them roses because you know they're al? ways liked roses, they want to know why ; to get the Nixon Administration to real need. you didn't bring chrysanthemums because^ scrap its plan to close the Camp Kil- With all the' problems in the cities, chrysanthemums go better with the new . mer Job Corps Center as of July 1. and with higher unemployment figures BOYLE draperies." • ' predicted, the center's closing would "When they are too dumb to know what's really going President Nixon's attempts to slash on, they pretend they do by trying to look mysterious." be nothing short of dangerous. The government spending may be admi- "The only girl who annoyed me was the one who al- Kilmer center has helped the disad- ways said no to everything I ever asked her until the day rable, but an approach such as this is vantajged and it is also supplying I asked her to marry me. Then she really gave the wrong surprising. We agree with Sen. Wil- tradesmen who are in short supply. answer. She said, yes." liams' comment that the move would • # * • • •.'•'•• Far many of the 1,700 enrolled at "WHAT'S WRONG with women? That's a good, ques- be a catastrophe for New Jersey and Kilmer, the closing would represent a tion. Pull up a chair, son — this is.going to take'all a "breach of faith" with the young afternoon." • • denial of a last chance to become use- trainees at Kilmer. "The worst thing about them is that, like politicians, ful and respected members of society. they are born fence straddlers. No matter what happens 1 The senator calls the center one We cannot believe the President would and how it turns out, they always manage to be in a-position , of the outstanding successes in the to claim they were right. A man will sometimes; admit :he risk this, and we trust his administra- was wrong, a woman — never." corps' network, and there seems to be tion will reconsider the decision. "It is woman's vanity that kills me.. Even tie homeliest. one secretly thinks, she is beautiful. And it is always the girl with bow legs, who is convinced every man in town admires her gams." Oceanport's New Committee "Women are too preoccupied with themselves. A man can forget himself part of the time, but a woman can't. Organization of the Oceanport Howard Little and William Reilly She is always on her own mind. If a woman sees a rain- bow, she isn't lost in its beauty. It merely makes her Waterways Committee is a good move are committee chairmen. They'll be in that borough, one that very well wonder if she has on the right color lipstick." working with Councilman S. Thomas THE REPORTER • * * could be followed by other municipali- "WHY SHOULD I tell you what 1 think is wrong about ties in the area. Gagliano to get their recommenda- women? You might be a spy for my wife, and then I'd The committee intends to set up tions to the borough council. just get in more trouble with her." programs for mosquito control and a This is an instance where residents Oscar Fraley's Best Touch "I think their worst trait is the mean revenge they take on a man. If he keeps them waiting six months before he general clean-up of waterways and can learn more about their community By JIM BISHOP The poverty of those flats and smelly proposes to them, they get even by making him wait on them beaches. What its members will do and be helpful to the governing body. There was a white-headed beer stand- hallways builds a bond of mutual suffering hand and foot for the next 40 or 50 years." ing in its own stain, on the bar and the which can never be broken. So Fraley ate "Personally, the only real fault I find with my wife is for their own borough will be bene- We congratulate the chairmen for set- big at Shor's place on the cuff, and had to ficial to the general area, and their late sun was reaching across the fair- that her snoring keeps me awake all night, and the next ting out on this worthwhile project, as ways with long gold fingers. We looked at walk home to his two-room peach crate on morning she claims she didn't sleep a wink because of the studies and activities could possibly well as the other committee members: it awhile, making small talk, and I said to the East Side. He had two dimes in his street noises outside. When I tell her she was snoring, she be another front in the water pollution Elwood Baxter, Richard Sommers, Oscar Fraley, who wears pocket. This was all he had. Fraley could calls me a liar." have hocked his sneakers for a buck, but battle. Louis Tauser and A. J. DelVecchio. a face with a certified "They cheat at cards — even if you're only paying smile: "I don't know why he didn't relish walking in his sox. penny poker." we never met before this. He was so broke that, if he saw a dol- "Women are born arrogant? The only thing that teaches We know the same people lar, Fraley would have regarded it as a them humility is wrinkles, and if they can afford to get their — the Bob Brumbys, the rare government document. The night was faces lifted they never get humble." Better Training Means Better Police Don Cuddys." dark, his belly was full, and he began the • * * "One of those things," he long trek across town. He had no dough, "WHAT I CAN'T stand about women is they have no The New Jersey Education Asso- cers need at least a bachelor's degree said, holding a hand over no woman, no friend, no sale of his televi- real sense of romance — only a sense of possessiveness. ciation's current issue of Review, pro- and as much additional graduate prepa- the glass as the bartender sion series. He kept the two dimes warm They don't want to love a. man so much as to own him, fessional journal for New Jersey teach- ration as possible. tried to give him a refill. by fingering them. body, soul and pocketbook. To them marriage chiefly Fraley is a great sports FRALEY WAS passing a blind alley ers, has an interesting article by "The four-year institution should means a gamble in human real estate. That's why women, BISHOP writer, a man of talent. when a man stepped out of the darkness in referring to a solvent bridegroom, say, 'He was a good Charles W. Tenney Jr., dean of North- also be for criminal justice w.hat it has Some of the golfers, Gene Kroll, Milt Gold- and stuck a cannon in his ribs. "Gimmie catch.'" eastern University's College of Crimi- traditionally been for all t&ught dis- stant and others who had bled in the traps your money," the holdup man said. For "All of them are too talky. They insist on thinking out nal Justice. ciplines: the primary setting for re- all day, sat listening and nodding. some reason known only to suicides, this loud when they have nothing on their minds. The less they- struck Oscar Fraley as funny. He looked search and scholarship and for edu- I asked Fraley if he had ever been have to say, the more determined they are to say it." In it, he hints that the American at the robber's face and broke down laugh- But the most common criticism of women voiced by policemaji may not be called "cop" cating cadres of teachers in the pro- broke, really busted down to the sox. He ing. The more he laughed, the funnier 1 nodded. I said I was so broke about 15 most men was the adage that has summed up male bewilder- - much longer. Instead, he'll be de- fession. ** : the siuation became and he bent double y ment on this subject for perhaps centuries: years ago that I owed the butcher $300. He until tears came to his eyes. , ?. scribed as criminal justice specialist. ... Cynics may question this, but the was an Irishman, a graduate of St. Peter's : "You can't get along with 'em, and you can't get along '],; " ""Boyi'.'jbe'gasped, when he ooMd catch without 'em." "Clearly, the need now exists for professor's thinking has merit. Col. College, and I kept running the bill up until ? His breath) "have you hit a wrongo. I higher-education programs in law .en- David B, Kelly, superintendent of New one day Barney Finn said: "You're into me have 20 cents, two dimes, no job, no in- for three hundred. All I ask is that you come." The harder he laughed the more FROM OUR READERS forcement," he wrote, adding that be- Jersey's state police, encourages troop- don't switch butchers. If one of us has to ers to further their education and he the holdup man jammed the gun into his ginning policemen should have at least lie awake worrying, let it be me." ribs until they became sore. Oscar Fraley The Register welcomes letters from its readers, pro- two years of formal higher education. has set up courses for municipal police Nobody wanted to buy anything I could held his hands aloft and said "Okay. Frisk vided they contain signature, address and telephone num- He also said that in middle and up- officers that have been most beneficial. write. I had personal loans from four com- me." ber. Letters should be limited to 300 words. They should be panies and made a loan from a fifth just per management positions, there is an Police — and their duties — have The man held the gun on him and typewritten. All letters are subject to condensation and edit- to keep up the payments on the other four. fanned Fraley's clothing. Two dimes. ing. Endorsements of political candidates or commercial extensive need for graduates of four- changed, and so, fortunately, have the We had the finest steaks and chops from "Honest?" the robber said. "Just a lousy products are not acceptable, year law enforcement courses. methods of training them. Many col- Finn's butcher shop and I returned to a twenty cents?" , Fraley stopped laughing . "Without exception," he declares, leges are already offering law enforce- 24-year project, a book called "The Day xand wiped his eyes.' "It's everything I Lincoln Was Shot." There was nothing else have in the world," he said. The man with "those individuals who guide, control ment courses, and we applaud this to do. ]\o More Taxes means of getting better policemen. the gun stuck the two dimes back is Oscar and direct the action of the line offi- HARPER PUBLISHED it and wham; Fraley's pocket. "All right," he growled, 24 Princeton St. The family was rich. It made the Book of "but from now on, stay out of my terri- Middletown, N. J. the Month Club, Reader's Digest condensa- tory." To the Edtior: I am addressing this letter to you, because my com' INSIDE WASHINGTON tion, 16 foreign languages, and we paid off Fraley said he would be happy to com- Finn and everyone else, and cleared the ments and questions have to do with the editorials that have ply, but would he be out of order to ask a recently been written in the Red Bank Register. mortgage on the house and, just to show favor. "Like what?" the gunman said. how rich we were, bought a second hand Fraley lowered his hands! "Like I need a I have your paper delivered daily and usually get a Cadillac. chance to read the main news, and of course, the editorial $]l,000 Cost to Give $6,000 buck to get home," he said. It was the rob- section. I feet that the editorial of a newspaper is the voice By ROBERT S. ALLEN that one director and a secretary were Oscar Fraley was listening and laugh- ber's turn to laugh. "You would touch me by which a paper may speak in order to get its opinions ing, and Goldstant was nodding at his cola for a buck?" he said. The writer nodded and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH needed to screen the food stamp applicants. and convictions across on important problems of the day. drink and waving his cigar like a benedic- yes. . . If I am to continue to read a newspaper, I must have a "Since the food stamp program is ad- tion from a pope. "I was busted once," The criminal emitted a long sigh, took Damaging evidence continues,to come ministered by the Welfare Department and liking for the way it thinks. I am not saying that a news- to light on the gross misspending of funds Oscar said. "I mean really broke." . a roll of bills out of his pocket and peeled paper has to have editorials that always agree with my since welfare clients will be mostly involved a single from it. "Here," he said. Fraley of the long controversial anti-poverty pro- in this program, the question was raised, He had worked his way into and out of opinions, but on important matters that I don't agree with, gram. the liyes of two wives (never marry a took it, thanked him, and hailed a cab. He I would at least like to know why you have certain convic- 'Why not let the Welfare Department do writer unless you appreciate a lack of log- drove home in style. The fare was 75 cents Latest example is information that the screening and use all of the $17,000 for tions in opposition to my own. ic) and he was working on a television se- and he gave the taxi driver a fat 25-cent Therefore, I would appreciate it if you would please ex- some two-thirds of a $17,000 anti-poverty food stamps?' But that was not done. ries which no one wanted to buy. The Up. allocation for the pur- "This is more proof that OEO is not plain why you print statements that condemn a state lot- difference between Oscar and me was that The next morning his agent phoned. tery as a last resort for a source of obtaining additional chase of food stamps went doing what it is supposed to do — help the the only credit he had was at Toots Shor's "Good news, Oscar," he said, "we just for salaries, travel and poor." revenue for New Jersey. You have also printed that your restaurant. The two men had grown up sold your television series. You're a rich solution to this problem is to have a state income tax. "miscellaneous expenses" The House Education and Labor Com- poor a block from each other in South man. It will be called 'The Untouch- — leaving only $6,000 to I'm sure that most people, including myself, are get- mittee hearings on anti-poverty legislation Philadelphia. ables'" ... ting sick and tired of hearing the word, tax! As a taxpayer provide food for hungry arc slated to continue well into May. needy. 41 and homeowner, I say as a last resort, let's have a state Pending is a bill sponsored by Rep. Carl YOUR MONEY'S WORTH lottery; let's have an extension of horserating days; let's The evidence of this Perkins, D-Ky., chairman, to extend OEO have night-time harness racing; let's have anything, but shocking instance of mal- for five more years. It is backed by most not another type of tax!! administration is in the of the Democratic committeemen. form of a letter received Savings Bond Rate Going Up Very truly yours, bv Re The Nixon Administration strongly op- P- William Ayres, Robert A. Goebel poses this, and Republican committeemen is now "confident the rate will be raised Ohio, ranking Republican will propose numerous amendments. Be- By SYLVIA PORTER member of the House Education and Labor Belatedly but finally, the Treasury is soon." gardless of what happens in the committee, —Savings Institutions will lobby against Committee — which is considering highly the legislation is certain to face hard fight- getting ready to increase the interest it charged legislation to continue the multi- pays to you, the 10,300,000-plus Americans a rate set high enough to compete with ing in the House when it is considered there thrift accounts but they too cannot openly billion dollar anti-poverty program. in late June or July. who hold and regularly buy U.S. Savings Writer of the letter is Lawrence E. Es- Bonds above today's disgracefully out-of- champion blatant discrimination against the taville, Lake Charles, La., It is very unlikely the House will vote date, shockingly unfair little fellow. who indicates he was continuance of OEO beyond one year — rate. So it will come. The timing of the prompted to send it be- and then considerably modified from its Agreement is now boost is somewhat uncertain because the cause of opposition to a present form. widespread among policy- Treasury is planning to delay the 4V4 per Democratic bill to extend • • * makers and leading con- cent request until after the appropriate con- the Economic Opportuni- THE U.S. IS selling Israel a "large gressmen that at a time gressional committees have had a chance ty Act for another five quantity" of gas masks, decontamination when top-rated private to weigh continuation of the 10 per cent years. One reason for his and other defensive chemical warfare borrowers must pay 7-8 tax surcharge. disapproval is the case of equipment. 9 per cent and more for But let's assume a boost by mid-sum- the flagrant misspending Reason for this unannounced Israeli money, it is scandalous mer and let's assume the new rate is in the of the $17,000 to purchase purchase is positive information that Egypt for the U.S. Treasury to 5 per cent range (give or take a little). food stamps for the hun- is- producing and storing types of highly bD Pay'n8 sma11'financial- THIS RATE would be comparatively GOLDSMITH gry. Kslaville's account deadly poison gas developed — but not ly unsophisticated and pa- fair, for the rate on Savings Bonds should of this deplorable I>ake Charles affair is used — by Nazi Germany in World War II. triotic buyers of its Savings Bonds a max- not compete with top rates in the market- as follows: Israel officials assert that former Nazi imum of i'A per cent — and then only if place and the bond does have several "I am certain that many arguments chemists and other .specialists are now em- you hold the piece of paper to maturity in unique advantages. The greatest advan- can be worked up [is to why OKO should ployed by Egypt to direct the production of a full seven years. To financially knowl- tage of all is that you can buy them via a be continued. The same holds true as to these .lethal weapons. It is claimed the edgeable buyers of its other I.O.U.'s, the payroll deduction plan and thereby disci- why it shouldn't. You perhaps have heard identity of lhe.se C.ermans is known, as well Treasury is paying 6 per cent and more. pline yourself into regular, systematic sav- most of them, but let me give you one as the location of the laboratories and —Secretary of the Treasury Kennedy is ing. more that I know a good deal about. The plants where they arc working and the preparing a request to Congress to elimi- Actually, it is astounding how many of local community action Agency was fund- sites where [he gas is being stored. nate the \Vt per cent legal ceiling on new you have kept buying Savings Bonds during ed $17,000 to buy fowl stamps for the poor The sale of this defensive chemical U.S. bonds — Uie anachronistic ceiling this era of soaring interest rates. for the next six months. warfare equipment to Israel rame In li;;ht which was written into law back in the days In March, cash snles of the bonds nnd a.s another group of crack Israeli pilots of World War I. Freedom shares fell 9 per cent under "Immediately $9,000 of this fund was and mechanics arrived in IIK> U.S. for —(jKNKKAL MOTORS chairman .lames March, 19G8, but still totaled $381 million. "And now, best performance by an actor, budgeted /or salaries, and i'l,on Uu travel training in the handling of Phantom super- M. Roche, who Is also chairmiin of the 19fi9 The proportion »f our tolal savings in (lie and miscellaneous expenses — le,i\ni,; Sf.,- sonic fighter-bomber jel.s. Kifty of these payroll .savings drive, is pushing new sales bonds is down from almost 20 per cent in nude; bast performance by an actress, 000 for /OOd Stamps. On quest innm;: alxml plane.s have been Mild to Israel and will.. at this rale which he admits has become 18fiO but it's still at a respectable 12 per nuds; and best performance, homosexual*- the personnel to "be hired, it was learned start arriving there late Ihis year. 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Anrll'id, 21, ,10, M»v 7 »MI.M 8-Ttm DArLY RECF'TOt TT«!., AprfT 11. New Courses Being Planned By County Vocational School FREEHOLD — Fourteen 15-hour course. courses are aluminum siding Sept. IS. month and was impressed practical nursing with IS stu- 10 Fort Employes new courses will be offered Slated for the Asbury Park installation I and Q and auto- Vocational schools superin- with the county's vocational dents attending. by the Monmouth County Vo- school are appliance repair I motive air conditioning. tendent Donald P. Hoagland school program. The county had received a cational School system this and II, fundamentals of sales, Registration forms are reported that a color slide The vocation school system special grant of 15,070 irom Get Incentive Awards fall. making a sale, sales promo- available at the Monmouth presentation is being used in began a pilot program last the state for the program. FT. MONMOUTH - Ten in Washington, D.C., received Scheduled for the Middle- tion and advanced sales. County Vocational Schools of- group guidance sessions at month on waiver licensed Mr. Hoagland reported that area residents employed at an outstanding performance town school will be a course In Neptune, the courses are fice In the courthouse here. local schools. nursing with 15 students at- the Keyport vocational 1 rating and a quality increase. on electrical code with both commerncial art I and II, Personal registrations will be He also stated that Frank tending. school will be completed May the U.S. Arm) Communira- national and local electrical plumbing I and sheet metal I. held in the vocational school ! William Andrae of Katon- Kanzaki, program specialist The vocational school sys- 15. The Neptune school will tions Systems Agency (1 SA- town, a procurement analyst codes studied.^ This will be a In Wall Township, the building in the fall. Classes be ready for equipment in- CSA) have received awards will meet one evening a week In industrial arts for Hawaii, tem began a pliot program in the Procurement and Pro- last month on waiver licensed stallation by July, he said, under the Incentive Awards duction Directorate, received from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The fall visited the school district last Program in ceremonies at the an outstanding performance semester begins the week of agency's headquarters here. rating. Two Sets of Leads Miss Marie D'Ksposilo of David J. Bassirr, resident Parked Police Asbury Park received an out- acting contracting officer's Car Damaged HIGH TAIL IT standing performance rating representative to Philco-Ford Corporation in Philadelphia, For 'South Pacific' RED BANK -A police car, and quality increase. iMiss D'- **fj Fly the big, safe, dependable twin Esposito is the acting chief of received an outstanding per- RED BANK - Red Bank Terry, Mark Shapiro, Ken Ko- parked across the street from the Personnel and Training formance rating. High School's senior class dama, Dan Kehde, Warren police headquarters on Mon- prop-jet Otters of Suburban Airlines, Division. John F. Flynn of Toms Riv- play, "Soulh Pacific," will West, Larry Lee, David Mott, mouth Street, was damaged the East's leading 3rd-level airline... Saturday night when it was Miss Lois Havens of Mon- er, was awarded an outstand- open a three-day stand to- Bruce Wedel, Mike- Nelson, jA the airline that flew over 6.6 million ing performance rating and morrow in the school gym- Bruce Hess, Trudi Beaman, struck by a vehicle driven by mouth Beach was awarded a a Middletown man. [] passenger miles In 1968! Relax aboard sustained superior perfor- a quality increase. Mr. Flynn nasium. Curtain for the Thurs- Jesse Boone, Carol Van Kirk, 1 Suburban's 19-passenger jetliners, is a supervisory general en- day, Friday and Saturday Stephanie Peterson, Arlene Police identified Anthony J. mance rating, Muss Havens is Randolph, Sue Earle, Audrey Hussry,30, of 123 Davis Lane, departing for Washington, O.C. each a secretary-stenographer in gineer in the Logistics Direc- performances will go up at 1 the office of the deputy com- torate. 8:13. McKnlght, Leslie Feathers, Middletown, as the driver of morning, noon, and afternoon for mander. Diane Noglows and James a car that struck the parked your convenience. , Rudolph A. Fallon of Lit- The cast also will give a Richard. patrol car at 11:53 p.m. The A secreiary-slenographer in tle Silver received an out- matinee performance for the driver told police he was go- the engineering directorate, standing performance rating district's grammar school Islanders and nurses will ing to park the car when his and a resident of Eatontown, and special act award. Mr. students next week. be played by; Lynn Cheney, car hit Uie police car. Mrs. Sally S. Allison, received Fallon Is the special assistant A unique aspect of the cast Carol White, Emilie Farrell, an outstanding performance for Strategic Communications will be two sets of leading Ann Reichard, Nancy Hend- rating and a quality increase. Command (STRATCOM) Af- performers who will alternate. rickson, Aileen Gallop, Do- Three Injured, fairs. Charles Frost and Steve lores DeChalus, Judi King-, Mrs. Evelyn McGuire, a Natelson will head the cast as Marion Bass, Debbie Ledig, As Cars Collide secretary-stenographer In the A communications special- Emile DeBecque, a French Debbie Cook, Debi Turner, RED BANK — Three per- agency's Strategic Army ist in the office of the deputy planter. Carol Barton and and Missy MacConnell. sons suffered minor injuries Communications (STARCOM) project manager for Inte- Donna Esposito will share the Mrs. Renee Maxwell is di- Friday morning when two Mmdiy Thru FrMiy project manager's staff office grated Communications sys- role of Ensign Nellie Forbush, recting the play, and Robert cars collided at Bridge Ave. Dtpirt Rid link Dtyin Wnltingnl tem - Southeast Asia (ICS- the female lead. Spencer is in charge of music. and West Front St., police re- 7 A.M. Fit. N«. 400 • A.M. m.Ng.481 SEA) and a Neptune resi- Lt. Joseph Cable, a Navy An orchestra will provide the ported. 12NoonFlt.Nt.402 2PM.ntlto.40l VOlage PTA dent, Ira E. McNally Jr., re- officer who is sent to Bali Hai music for the famous Red-'* Injured were the driv- 4 P.M. Fit. N*. 410 11 P.M. Fit N«. 411 ceived an outstanding perfor- as a spy, will be played by gers and Hammerstein musi- ers, William Wolf of 328 Main mance rating and a quali- Chris Zahl. Liat, the girl he cal. St., •.Keyport, and Carol A. "See your travel agent or call 747-9080 Will Meet ty increase. falls in love with, will be The play takes place on a Jackson of 32 Shadow Lake David E. Sandel of Levlt- played by Nancy Keyes; Ka- tropical island In World War Drive, Middletown; as well a On Thursday town, Pa., received an out- thy Dorn will be the famous II. One of its most famous a passenger in her car, Thorn V standing performance rating Bloody Mary, mother of liat. scenes is the hair-washing as Jackson of the same ad- J?/A>//AML MIDDLETOWN - MM. and a quality increase. Mr. Other members of the cast scene of Nellie Forbush. dress. Carolyn Egguman, sixth Sandel is the special assistant include; Debbie Davis, Among its memorable songs All three were treated at grade teacher at Nut Swamp for U.S. Army Materiel Com- Charles Simmons, Philip were "Bali Hai," "Some En- Rivervlew Hospital here and REP BANK AIRPORT • SHREWSBURY AVE. • SHREWSBURY, N.J. School, will discuss the de- mand and Congressional Af- Dotts, Debbie Otis, Jim Frlt- chanted Evening" and released. Patrolman Robert velopment of the social fairs. sciie, John Garofolo, Bedell "Bloody Mary." M. Clayton investigated, studies curriculum in the elementary grades at a meet- ing of the Middletown VII- age School PTA tomorrow at 8:15 p.m, in tte school all- purpose room. Muscle-power to spare! Mrs? Robert Tabit, PTA president, will dedicate to the school library books purcha- POWR-HOUSE* ed at Uie recent book fair. Each book will be presented WORK SETS, in a child's name. The PTA reports It Is spon- Your at Swings New! soring a number of special children's programs through Shirts Pants its cultural activities. The 14'/i-17 29-44 Townfolk, local folk trio, will give two folk music perform- ances tomorrow for young- sters in grades kindergarten $033 $099 through six. "Little ne(j Rid- ing Hood" was presented by the Monmouth Arts Founda- WEEK * Re* 3.91 Reg. 4.98 tion for pupils in grades one through three. Sale! Carefree The annual PTA fair, under poplins-reg. 1.49 Thli midwoi«,hi outfit's fer you I the chairmanship of Mrs. Save 1/2! Summer's In • rujj»d Fortr«l® pelyastar- Edith Soderberg, is schedul- eMitbtd eotton bUnd with luitro ed for Saturday, May 3. new white jewelry 99* YARD th«t won't wuh out ... ntvar natdi ironing. Quality dataili Named to Top Hand-knotted necklaces and includ* ptrmtntnt collar tUyi, bead ropes, enameled pins, itay-in shirt tiili, bar-taeliid Degree in Rite 65% Blue "C" polyes- •train pointi, plonty of poekati. bracelets, matching button, ter, 35% cotton. Mix, ALLENHURST - Marion WHIN AU AMIMCA SHOK AND SAVUI cluster and drop earrings! Color-matad in olivawood, fray. W. Woodward, of 522 Laurel HURRY IN-SAU STARTS WIDNESDAYI match prints, solids. Ave., West Allenhurst, has Shinning in matching sets I RIOULARIY$3 Needs no ironing. been designated Knight of the Crease-resistant. 4£". York Cross of Honor. The degree, highest in the IlilllliltllinilllllllBlllllllI'lillllllllllllllllllllBllilHIHl York Rite of Freemasonry, Reg. 1.99 'Western' is conferred only on those who have held the highest shorts for girls Save 50c Boys' Polo Shirts office in each of the four bodies of Uie rite. 51 in 6 "Tow" Shades Mr. Woodward is one of some 400 Freemasons to qual- I ify this year, out of more IC than 4 million Freemasons Dashingly detailed in North America and the polyester-cotton short* 99 Philippines. never need ironing. He has served as mo;f er of REG. 1.49 Pale-Nit® cotton knit holds Abacus Lodge of Masons in Four pockets,- zipper 1968; high priest of Hiram fly. Sizes 3 to ox. its shape. Blue, gold, white, green, & Chapter, Royal Arch Masons in 1952; master of Field sunflower. S-M-L-XL Council and Select Masters •Shrinki Ian thin I'/, in lanjth by Gov't. StindarJ in 1952; commander of Car- t.it #7ii» son Community, Knights Templar, in 1956. Jaycees Press Registrations MATAWAN - The local Men's sport shirts, Jaycees are conducting a voter registration drive un- der the chairmanship of now price-cut 2.98 John E. Webster 2d, organi- zation vice president. According to Michael J. Neat button-down solids, $ Cronin, who is assisting with trim classic plaids... both the project, the non-partisan in wrinkle-shedding polyes- drive is "essentially youth ter-cottons you never iron! 2 5 oriented" because "statistics show that young people have Great new colors. S-M-L-XL. Ma FOR fj the poorest voting habits with Jow turnout rates." RIO. 3.99 EACH Anyone knowing of un- Boys' 3.9,9 jeans $1 off! Boys' 'pew* registered persons between canvas drtss jeans the ages of 21 and 35' is never need ironing asked to contact Mr, Web- Men's, boys' Skips' ster. Registration deadline 299 for this year's election is s Excellence Award Thursday, April 24. at big l savings! Reg. 3.99 Electrify, Hi-top or oxford pro-styls Higginn Scholarship Polyester-cotton scat- slacks at 1.55 off! ing colors: gold, with cotton duck uppers, ny- Winners Are ISaitwd back jeans have Fab- Men! Get prize-winning lime, tangerine, blue LINCROFT - William lon stitching. Rubber soles. Dacron® polyoster - cotton . . . 420 nylon-cot- $099 r! I o c k® reinforced Flowers, 30 Ridge Ave, Nep- gabardines nowi Never $544 ton. Perm a n e n t Block or white. Boys' I I Vi to tune, and Anthony Graziano, PAIR knees, 4 pockets. need ironing. Beltless or 483 High SI., Long Branch, crease. Sizes 10 to 6. Men's b'/j to 11-12. REG3. 4.99 belt-loop styles. 29 to 40. have been named winners of Plaids, checks, 4 to 7. RIG. t.«9 18. the John B. Higgins Memorial Scholarship to Christian Brothers Academy, Funds for the full fnur- year scholarship have been WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER o^S^SSSL provjded by the academy and several lav members of Die CBi board of trustees. Ocean partners Study Project WeiL April 16, 1%B—9 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A questions over an easement U.S.-Philippirw ProblemSyChanges Are Predicted THE DAILY REGISTER subdivision application by in the proposed housing site. Parti! of West End, Elber- The right-of-way, according By JOHN NANCE ocrat nicknamed Soapy, gave ippines for granted, pro- said, is that the country has is really best for the country cn, to split 29.2 acres into 36 to Robert Eisner, club vice MANILA (AP) - After 10 his views in an interview be- American feelings still are "great resources and is not in the long run. homesites on Logan Road was president, has been used by months as ambassador here, fore his departure for home considerably greater than using.them—that is the trag- club members as a bridle G. Mermen Williams sees Among the strongest U.S. again held for study by the this week. He came to the anti-Americanism. edy." He contended there is a contributions here in the last Planning Board. path. problems and changes ahead Philippines last June 15. He said the ruling classes vital need, for increased capi- in U.S.-Philippine relations. year, Williams mentioned Objections by the Hollywood The board held the issue for Expects Changes in business, politics and reli- tal to develop resources and support of agricultural ad- Golf Club have raised legal study until May 12. "But whatever you see on The 58-year-old ambassador gion are showing signs of create more employment. vances, aid to the farmers' the surface must not mislead said he expects changes in opening up. "They are being Concerning what he ha«s credit organs of the land re- you," he said. "Basically business, in the U.S. military satisfied with a smaller piece previously described as an form program, business we'll find ourselves friends bases agreements and in a of the pie," he said, and are "uncertain" climate for for- loans, and improving labor re- and allies; fundamentally we continuing accommodation for yielding to changes, encourag- eign investment, Williams lations for Filipinos employed share common beliefs in de- the "dynamics of Filipino na- ing the development of a said every country should by the U.S. government, BLUE RIBBON mocracy and have a long tionalism." managerial class and recog- protect the interests of its na- which is second only to the friendship and mutual inter- Anti-Americanism is caus- nizing the need for wider dis- tionals, but that there is a Philippine government in the ests in defense and in busi- ing concern, Jie said. But he tribution of wealth. need here for a re-evaluation number of Filipinos it em- ness." MEAT MARKET added that while the United A major problem, Williams to see if what is being done ploys. Williams, a long time Dem- States must not take the Phil- S»m ROUND _ 985,

"ITALIA• •"N STYL E VEAL CUTLET 1.595, wx there's still time... HOT or SWEE T Italian SAUSAGE 69fb Pvt. Joel Morgovsky FT. DIX - Pvt. Joel Mor- LAMB CHOPS 59lb In addition, Pvt. Morgov- D BEANS AND WINNER — A good guest, the exact number of jelly beam contained sky, who holds a master's de- in the jar (he it holding, won Mrs. John Noonan, 115 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High- gree in psychology from Fair- Vi Gal. ICE CREAM lands, a $25 gift certificate from the Youth Center, Red Bank. The certificate is leigh Dickinson University, received the American Spirit being presented to Mrs. Noonan by Mrs. Stanley Olsen, sales manager. A $15 gift FREE WITH $15 ORDER 32 IROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK Honor Medal and the Out- } CMDIT HUMS AVAILAILI certificate was presented to second prize winner, Sheila Kelly, II, of 40 River standing • Infantry Trainee award. 19 NORWOOD AVE. LONG BRANCH • IUDUT • IASY CHARSE • MOWN! CMDIT Ave., Monmouth Beach. Third prize winner was Nuniio Distefano, 11, of 39 Arth'ir Place, Red Bank. He won a $10 gift certificate. Consolation prizes of a $2.50 gift Gen. Collins wrote: "He FREE DELIVERY CALL 222-0619 proved himself a dedicated certificate were won by Robby Cerreta, 255 Oxford Ave., Fair Haven, and Mrs. American and devoted sol- William J. Feeny.,47 McCarter Ave., Fair Haven. dier. Your son is a credit to his family, to his country and to the community from which he entered the service. I am certain our pleasure to have had Joel during his initial mil- itary training is matched by Save! Easy-care draperies your justifiable pride."

"BON AIRE" SELF-LINED Workers' WITH CLIMATROL 4001 Bills Okayed In Assembly 99 . TRENTON (AP) - The Assembly has passed four Mi*l" PAIR billls revising the state's MO. 8.»» Workmen's Compensation 5 laws but defeated the most • Foam backing insulaits rdonpf 4.9? vinyl shade controversial measure In the package recommended by a • Eoiy core—machine-woj/iob/e/ has leek of linen legislative study commission. • Needs no ironing, no touch-up/ The lower house rejected 344 the bill which would have authorized "lump sum" com- "Bon Alre" draperies are made of Embossed translucent pensation settlements by a Avisco* rayon and cotton fabric.,. vote of 29-24. Forty-one votes shade filters light. are needed to pass a bill in just wash, drip dry and hang them! Washable, waterproof the Assembly. The bill was Climatrol 400 foam backing ab- and fire-resistant. opposed by organized labor. White only. 37'/. "xe ft. Asst. Majority Leader Bar- sorbs heat, cold and noise. Pleats ry Parker, R-Burlington, stay neat with Perma Pleat retainers. chief sponsor of the package, Jv Valance extra Other sizes. said the practice of making *HTM.fMCCarp. lump sum settlements al- ready is the practice any- way. Parker was successful in winning enough support for another controversial bill, SAVI ON IASY-CAM VINYl however. This legislation would upgrade the status of ROU-UP SHADISI judges of workmen-'s com- pensation courts and in- @ Flat slat style cleans Afi. crease their pay to J27.0O0 with damp cloth. Auto- <"" Extra-firm foam* or a year. At present their sal- malic lock. 32"x6'. «l in'rspring mattress aries range from $15,000 to a $23,000 a year. @ Gay stripes give ,• QQ Zip-cover pillows clean look to our cool 1 ** FULL OR TWIN KNIGHT-O-REST The bill also provides for smart roll-upi. 2'x6'. Ji in bright colors! appointments of future work- Our famoui n«m« uyi "quality" — in- men's compensation judges 0 Vinyl reed roll-ups can 4 •* 49 Reg. tid«, tut! H«v« pr.mier-coil inntrspring 88 on a bi-partisian basis by be trimmed to sin with | ™ 2.9? er buoyant high-d.mity foam coral All- the governor with the advice 1 evar body support; luxury cufhioning; asdssorsl2'x6'slz«, * and consent of the Senate. Thitt imart-loeling 15" iquin naw quilted gelj-andgraan ticking. 44 Judges now are hired by the pillowi hiv* rich r«yon/«e«t«t» 59.95 matching box ipring, 44.SS. each division through civil serv- ettvan, plump kapok lill. Squ«r« •Lob-tasttd urathona (own REG. 59.95 ice procedures. ItniU (dg.il Two other workmen's com- pensation bills approved by Hill I the Assembly would increase from five to 10 years the statutory limitation for filing for occupational disease claims, and prohibit review of a workmen's compensation award on the ground that the disability has diminished where the injured employe has submitted to rehabilita- \ V tion. :•:• \ These three bills now go to y the Senate. The fourth bill in the pack- is*****-' age, which provides that ap- peals from judgments of judges of compensation shall Reg. 24c 12xl2-in. ,,be made to the Appellate Division of Superior Court all-vinyl floor tile already has Senate approval and now goes to the gover- nor. Spanish tile or embossed design, $ EACH Oriental-design rug, Save 4 sq. yd. — our 17* Boy in Reformatory 6-fr. vinyl flooring For Illegal Drug Uie FRKKHOLD - James Ben- imported wool pile! finest 50f carpet Wards better quality Heavy Inlaid vinyl surface nett, 17, of Seventh St., Bel- Imported from Italy but smooth-surface or tex- ford, was senlenced to an in- for long wear, easy cara. Ridgemoor exceeds by .69 rich in Oriental design tured-surface vinyl tile. determinate reformatory term Asbestos back allows instal- $ 75% DuPont's minimum .97 and color. Ideal for any Subtle random design on drug chut'ijcs by County lation on any grade level. 4 1I run It. standards for nylon pile con- Juvenile Court Judge Leo , style decor; many patterns. 6 blends with any decor. top-fashion colors. 185 tent. Scroll design in six fav- Wninslein. REG. 1.99 Other sizes available. 9x12'*ix« orite solids and tweeds. REG. 10.99 Ho w;is found guilty to rhiti'Krs of dispensing legend drugs and lining under the in- EATONTOWN CIRCLE PhOne fluence of drims Sept. 10,1988, In Mlddletown High School ^, WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER 542 2150 and to possession of mari- :r Open Daily 10 A.M. till 9:30 P.M. " juana March 2R and with hav- ing narcotic paraphernalia In his possession, '» U^^^ *w\.. V Only Female Envoy in Warsaw 10-THE DAILY HEGISTEB, W*L, April 16, 1969 By MARTIN ZUCKER What about those informal striking silver-gray hair and There are no golf courses Computer Badge for Scouts WARSAW (AP) - Of all diplomatic dinners, where it a quick smile. in Poland and Miss McDou- few areas — it is anticipated is customary for trio men to gall misses the game. NEWARK-The Boy Scouts tions enable the CARDIAC to veloped by Dr. David Hagel- the ambassadors in Poland, Her residence is a two- now offer a merit badge in solve a number of difficult barger, a member of Bell that the "Understanding Com- sit together and discuss poli- story, three-bedroom house, "Don't kid yourself, puters" program will be of only the one from Canada tics and for the wives to go though," she quickly adds. computers. It's a sign of the problems. It can be assem- Labs' information Processing 150 yards from the embassy. times. bled in a matter cf minutes Research Department. interest to business and social qualifies for the receiving end to the living room and chat? She describes her routine: up "I am the world's worst. studies as well as to science To help secondary students and has most of the equiva- For the high school teacher, of the Polish custom of hand- "My male colleagues usu- at 8 a.m., breakfast and dis- Handicap of 36." and mathematics classes. cape with these times, the lent parts of larger, digital the new program features kissing., ally step in and suggest, cussing entertainment plans She is an exponent of the Bell System Aids to High computers. "Understanding Computers," Other materials included in 'You'll slay with us.' They with the .staff of cook and Canadian Air Force physical Pamela McDougall, the School Science program has Program materials are an introductory book by Dr. the computer program are: are a sterling group." butler, a walk to the office at training program — "but only female ambassador here, come up with a new offering made available to high Thomas H. Crowley, former- — A 15-minute color film Third Youngrst 9:30, three noon-time Polish more an exponent than prac- is also probably the only one entitled "Understanding Com- schools through the local of- ly Director of the Computing "The Thinking??? Machines," lessons a week, home at 1 for titioner. Occasionally I get around who started as an un- At 43, Miss McDougall is puters." fices of the New Jersey Bell Science Research Center and designed to create classroom lunch, hack to the office, fin- up the energy to exercise but employed chemist and wound the third youngest ambassa- A cardboard computer is in- Telephone Company. now Executive Director of a interest and discussion. ish at 6:30, then out to vari- never sustain it for any long up as an ambassador. dor among Warsaw's fill-odd cluded in the offering. It was Robert D. Lilley, president Design Division at Bell Lab- — A vu-graph of CARDIAC ous receptions and dinners. period." '.'My mother wanted her senior diplomats. She has designed by Bell Telephone of New Jersey Bell, said he oratories. which provides the teacher Laboratories for use in study- four daughters to be trained is "certain the high schools Wide Interest with a step-by-step method of ing computer operation. in New Jersey will put the breadwinners," Miss McDou- Because of the rapidly in- working out a simple problem program to good use and I gal) says. "And so I chose The computer is called creasing influence of comput- with the class. am pleased that we at New chemistry." CARDIAC (Cardboard Illus- er technology on our daily — Five silent super 8 mm Jersey Bell have a part in After completing studies in trative Aid to Computation). lives — in business, educa- film loops which are correlat- bringing it into the class- Canada she went to Paris in It has been described by tion, communications, and rooms." ed with the CARDIAC" man- 1947 for additional graduate Commissioner of Education even art, to mention only a ual. work. Carl Marburger as a poten- "Understanding Computers" "In Paris, 1 realized chem- tially valuable education aid. was prepared by Bell Tele- istry didn't move me, that "I believe this could be a phone Laboratories' Educa- the laboratory life wasn't for genuinely helpful tool for use tion Program and Exhibits MAKE THE MOVE! me," she relates. in introducing high school Department with the aid of students to the computer," he Bell Labs' technical staff and 'Sheer Chaw«' said. educators throughout the Back in Canada, mi. ,,i A repertoire of 10 instruc- country. CARDIAC was de- "Save Now work, short on cash, Miss McDougall gravilated to the foreign service "by sheer When you think about a chance because I needed a for College" job." VACATION.. She began as a clerk. Af- PER ANNUM ON ter passing the foreign ser- vice examination, she was as- think SAVINGS CERTIFICATES signed to Canada's embassy 5 FROM $10,000 in West Germany as third BYRNE secretary. In 1959, she was the most experienced Per Annum On Annual Dividend senior political advisor on the travel agency in I Savings Certificates Compounded Canadian delegation to Ihe New Jersey.... since 1886. From $5,000 Quarterly International Control Com- mission in Vietnam and in ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS TO tfiis capacity visited Hanoi, the demilitarized zone — and also got hepatitis. Jos. M.Byrne Co. Later she was consul in In- BUBBLING OVER — Keyport Mayor Rsbert J. Stung christens the borough's latest cad LOAN Travel Service ASSOCIATION dia and deputy head of the piece of fire equipment by breaking a bottle of, champagne over bumper. Th» 144 BROAD STREET, Far Eastern division of the RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Jeep will be used by Fire Chief Howard Creed/who looks on at left. Also pictured MIDDLETOWN ATL HIGHLANDS LINCROFT External Affairs Department • (201) 741-5080 in Ottawa. She was appoint- is Assistant Chief Robert Rose. I Register Staff Photo) -^ 671-2400 291-0100 842-4400 ed envoy to Poland in Janu ary 1968. *.'

Wards combination To Honor 2.61 off dripless latex storm-screen door 4.99 off! Handsome Chemistry one-coat coverage! eagle crest lantern Students WEST LONG BRANCH - Outstanding chemistry stu- dents from each countj high school will be honored by pre- sentation of awards at a meet- Ing sponsored by Monmouth County Section, American Ilk >«M k guaranteed to cover any color Chemical Society. |MMe Department at Monmouth covar oe itottd tier., bring •<• lobal cf rhli College, will be presented in poM to yoei •mm! Word! branch ond'w. the Edison Hall of Science on ««fi«t, ]%9-]l YES Luncheon to Hear Dinner-Dance May 24 About Teen Problems SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS- school program at the Treat- EATONTOWN - Norman ing by Miss Elisabeth Kelley, The sixth annual dinner-dance ment Center on Dewey St. in Epstein, director of social Mrs. Ridgeway Moon and Da- of the United Cerebral Palsy Long Branch. Also, it will work and group therapy at vid Lewis. of Monmouth and Ocean extend the scope of treatment (he Children's Psychiatric Mr. Epstein, before coming Counties will be held in and amount of extra services Center, will address the an- to the Children's Psychiatric Homestead Golf and Country so vitally needed by our new nual meeting of the Yquth Center, served as coordinator Club, May 24. young adult group, 'The Mir- Employment Service at noon of group therapy at Brooklyn James J. Mitchell of Deal acle Workers.'" April 23 in Molly Pitcher Mo- Psychiatric Center, in New tor Inn, Red Bank. is chairman of the dinner- Mr. Mitchell was introduced York, Wiltwych School for . Boys, the Jewish Family Ser- dance and annual souvenir by Emil Schroth Jr., presi- He will talk on a topic per- journal committees. taining to teen-agers and their vice in Brooklyn and Chil- Mr. Mitchell said: "This dent of the board of directors, problems. The Youth Em- dren's Village in Dobbs Fer- sixth annual dinner-dance is to the board and he was ployment Service, a volunteer ry, N.Y. He is married and- not merely our largest social unanimously selected to be a agency to find jobs for teen- has two children. event for good fellowship member of the board for a agers and also part-time teen- among all friends of United three-year terra. age help for those seeking it, Cerebral Palsy . . .The dinner is concerned with the relation- First Aid dance and annual souvenir Mr. Mitchell and his wife, ship between employable journal will specifically imple- Anita, have three sons, young people and prospective Squads Hit Bobby Banker asks, ment our therapy programs, James, Thomas, and Stephen. employers. "Do you need physical, occupational, and He is a manufacturer's agent The Rev. George Willis of speech, and the nursery and New Jersey representa- St. George's - by - the - River State Curbs money?" tive of the Bradley Corp., Episcopal Church in Rumson, KEYPORT - The Mon- Philadelphia. He is vice pres- chairman of the committee mouth County Association of ident of the Ocean Township planning the annual meeting, First Aid Squads voted to TERMITES Jaycees, vice president of the has announced that the many "strongly oppose any compul- PTA at St. Mary's School in volunteers who staff the YES sory rules or regulations be- // You See Deal, member of the Navy office will be honored at the ing placed on the state's vol- League, Illuminating Engi- luncheon. unteer first aid squads by any Swarms of insects that neers Society, and the South HOME LIGHTING SPECIALIST — Mrs. Hilda Piculas, a member of the staff of state department or any state shed their wings. Loose Jersey Electrical League. the Feldman Electric Supply Co. Lighting Center at 79 E. Newman Spring Road, Also on the agenda will be appointed body." wings between windows Tickets for the dinner-dance Red Bank, receives a citation from the American Home Lighting Institute from the election of eight board Peter LaVance, association and storm windows. and subscriptions to the an- Martin Leonard, an executive of the firm. Mrs. Piculas successfully completed an members and two officers for president, said: "For over 40 Damaged baseboards, years, the volunteer squads nual journal may be obtained intensive program of stud/ developed by the national lighting organization. The three:year terms. flooring, door frames, by calling Mrs. Charlotte Con- have given the residents the program covers the principles and applications of planned residential lighting. • The Rev. Mr. Willis was most efficient and dependable wall paper being eaten. lin, executive director, at the center in Long Branch. [Register Staff Photo) assisted in planning the meet- service available anywhere in Assault Charged the world, and to place com- CALL A SPECIALIST pulsory curbs, rules and regu- FOR A FREE •***•****•*•••**••*•*• RED BANK — Police Chief lations on the squads would See us for a fast GRAMAN'S Leroy McKnight reports that hinder the volunteer first aid WRITTEN ESTIMATE FURNITURE CO. iiutallment loan. Keyport 264-0181 VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. John M. Logan of Bank St. movement in our state." WEST 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. has been charged with The association urges each ALLSECT features . . PHONE 747.5623 assault and battery by Law- squad to have a voting dele- TERMITE CONTROL rence Borders of 195 Newman gate present at the New Jer- HOOVER arid EUREKA CLEANERS Springs Road. Logan was re- sey First Aid Council's mid- 29 Jeffonon St., Mlddlotown "LA-ZBOY" leased in his own recogni- KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS year assembly, to vote zance. against the placing of compul- 741-8261 Waxtrs — Polishers — Hand Clemen EST. 1869 The charge stems from an sory programs on first aid 10-year guarantee agalqii SALES and SERVICE incident last week when Bor- units, termite re-entry or further Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 "We Service What We Sell" ders was charged with atro- There's an office near you! damage to the house. ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES cious assault on Logan after Discipline Bill ******* * *+* *+++* •«* •• •• a shooting in a local bar. Is Introduced TRENTON (AP) - A bill spelling out specific offenses for which public school stu- Space • Saving dents can be suspended or ex- Ward Week offer! Airline® pelled was introduced by the chairman of the Assembly Special Education Committee. feature-packed COLOR TV Assemblyman Thomas Kean, R-Essex, said present $ law is "very general in 'na- ture and present circumstanc- es make it necessary and de- sirable to clearly state the powers to school authorities 339 with respect to suspension or 18" diagonal teroen, but it uses fust 2B'/t" of expulsion." He said enactment of the your wall! Automatic controls lor color fidelity Signature" vac with bill would "greatly assist and steady picture. Sea it now — you'll love itl teachers and principals In coping with continuing disci- Vibra-Beat nozzle plinary problems." Kean's bill would make dis- obedience, open defiance of teacher authority, physical assault upon another pupil, teacher or school employe and willfully causing substan- tial damage to school proper- ty offenses that could lead to suspension or expulsion. It also specifies that a stu- dent may be suspended or ex- pelled for participating in an unauthorized occupancy of a school building or failure to leave school facilities prompt- ly after being ordered to do so. 3 Pharmacists Solid state FM/AM Join Association TRENTON - Three Mon- stereo consolette mouth County pharmacists were among 38 elected to All transition — no lubes membership of the N.J. Radio rectivti FM itereo Pharmaceutical Association at a recent meeting here of Full-rang* stereo-sound $ the board of trustees. NO MONEY DOWN! 4-spoed record changar They are Dennis B. Schultz, ' 27 Morgan Ave., Deal; Leon- LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! Modern space-saving style 138 • Beats, sweeps and suction cleans deepest dirt j$ ard W. Lenzen, Jr., 70 it Strathmore Gardens, Mat- • All steel construction; triple filter; attachments < awan Township, and Kath- ASK ABOUT WARDS FREE HOME TRIAL! WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL — NATIONWIDE! • Uses disposable dust bags erine B. Boiiinski, 165 Bay Ave., Highlands. Chairman Andrew J. Pres- ton of Boonton said the num- ber was the highest ac- cepted at a single session in several years and hailed it as evidence of growing awareness of the importance of organized pharmacy. Guilt Admitted In Heroin Case FREEHOLD - Neal Mar- shall Spatz, 217 Union Ave., Long Branch, has pleaded guilty to possession of heroin in the city last Nov. 27 and Dec. 21. Superior Court Judge Clark- %son S. Fisher accepted the "plea and set sentencing for May 9. Assistant Prosecutor Solo- mon Lautman acted for the 95 Big 16.7 cubic foot state and Deputy Public De- Save now on Wards Save 21 ! "4-way" 30-inch gas range fender William J. Gearty rep- 18-lb. capacity dryer with oven liners refrigerator-freezer resented Spatz. 6-cycle washer Police Training Unit 1 • 6 cycles include special • 4-way dry — boat or "air • Slide-out' ovsn liners — • Frostless — saves time SPECIAL I Bill Wing Approval end messy oven .cleaning permanent press cycles \ with or without tumble • Freezer holds 196 pounds ^§. TRENTON (AP) - The As- sembly has given final ap- $ • Pro-set oven (urns temp • 4-speed, 5 tomp combina- • 4 shelves in refrigerator M proval to a bill appropriat- • 6 cycles — spocial cyclos, to warm automatically ing $20,000 for the Police tions to suit any fabric signal for non-iron fabrics • 3 doep froozor sholvos • Cooktop, door romovo Training Commission. 138 The bill, which now goes Whit*, copperlono, «vocndo REG. $159.95 198 • Extra storage in doors REG. $229.95 Whito, copporfone, avocado Wliilo, coppertone, avocado 299 to the governor, appropriates $10,000 for In-service training for county and municipal po- lice officers, and $10,000 for EATONTOWN CIRCLE administrative costs in con- WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Open Daily 10 A.M. till 9:30 P.M. nection with the admlnistra- tratlon of 'the police col- lege scholarship program.

\ (2-THF. DAILY . April I<5. I9M Egg Market Stock Market Again Closes Lower NEW YORK fAPj - Whole- sale egg offerings fully ade- NEW YORK (AP) - With nam peace talks, to send it sc showed small Ir es. The mixed. Ling-Temco-Vought quate. Demand slow to fair In early trading, slim mar- yesterday. Successful many investors still on the up. gin gains took over losses, but New York Stock E:; -nge in- gained Vi. L-T-V lost 294 Mon- sidelines apparently waiting "Without that, it probably that was reversed as the ses- dex of some 1,200 ommon day. The Justice Department Wholesale selling prices for a solid piece of news, the will follow a pattern of drift- stocks off fl.03 at 56.72. Stand- sion grew older. Of 1,560 is- has filed suit to force L-T-V based on exchange and other slock market drifted through ing lower and then making a sues traded on the New York ard & Poor's 500-stock in- volume sales. Investing another session and closed small rebound." Stock Exchange, 750 declined dex dipped .04 to 101.53. to dispose of its stock owner- lower yesterday. New York spot quotations The Dow Jones industrial and 538 advanced. The Associated Press aver- ship in Jones & LaugMin B "The market isn't showing follow: Spear > «OGER E. SPEAR average declined from the New highs for the year age of 60 stocks was off .2 at Steel. J&L was off %. any real direction," an ana- start and at one point was off Standards 36!/2-38>/2. came to 29 and new lows to 334.6, with industrials up .4, Motors were unchanged, ex- Q _ My aim is to provide this •selling. Putnam Equi- lyst said. "What it needs is a more than three points. But Whites: Fancy large 47 lbs. 99. rails off .9, and utilities up .5. cept Chrysler which was off additional income fnr (ravel ties, a performance fund, positive piece of news, such the Dow industrial managed min 30-40!/ ; fancy medium 41 Volume of 9.61 million Blocks of 10,000 shares or l'/ . The company reported 2 when I retire no later than should not he a cause for con- as a breakthrough in the Viet. to firm and pare its losses, 2 lbs. average 36-37'/ ; fancy shares showed an improve- more traded on the Big Board lower first-quarter profits. 2 1977. I am without depen- cern. In 1868 — the first full closing off 0.70 at 931.94. The smalls 35 lbs. average 20-22. ment over Monday's 8.99 mil- totaled 50, compared with 35 Higher-priced issues gener- dents, my insurance is ample, year reported — the fund out- Dow lost 0.82 Monday. lion shares. Monday. ally were lower, except for Browns: Fancy large 47 bank account adequate and I performed the average by a Other market indicators al- IBM, which gained l'/ - lbs. min. 4O'/2-41'/2- have $3,000 in H Bonds. My good margin. Yesterday's closing stocks: Conglomerate issues were 4 ACF Jnrl 6«"t Int Tel & Tel 52U holdings are: American Tele- The fund is managed by Ariama Ex IS** I-T-E Imp 32 phone, Continental Oil, Crown Air Pro,! 42=, Johns Man well-respected and long-estab- Air Reduc 28'i Jones & L Zellerbach, Eastman Kodak, lished Putnam Manage- Allej Cp 19*i Joy Mfg Allen I,lid M'» Kaiser Al General Motors, Liggett & ment Company. I would con- Alleg Tow 22%Kennecott Myers and Union Pacific pre- Allied Cll 32'A Koppera tinue this quarterly accumu- Altts Cnftl Sfl'U Kreege, 8S ferred. I buy a Freedom lation plan but at retirement Alcoa M'A Kroger. Am Airline 35 Lch Port C _ Share and E Bond monthly, would exchange shares — for Am Can R5 Leh VAI lnd 12 invest $50 a month through Am Cyan 30 LOF Co 62 a small fee — for those of an Am M Fdy 25V4 Un MoK Monthly Investment Plan and income - oriented Putnam Am Mot»r« 11 Llgg * My i UUon lnd accumulate shares of Putnam fund. The formation of Union Am Bmelt 37% so Am BUI 45»i Lukens Stl 32',i Equities Fund. 1 am especial- Pacific Corp., a holding com- AmTeliTel 52* Magnavox 64% VICTORY MARKET Am Tob 39 Maralh Oil 6W ly anxious to know your opin- pany, will give you the op- AMP Ino V4 Martin M 24 Anaconda MVt | Maannite 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 ion of this fund but will ap- portunity to exchange your .Armco Stl 62 Merck 87 Si preciate any comments on preferred shares for $10 prin- *•' Armour 63'A MGM 38 Armirt Ck Minn MiM 102 Store Open 8 A.M.-6 P.M.; FRIDAY 8 A.M.-7 P.M. my .holdings.—G.Q. cipal amount of a W* per cent A«hl Oil 48(4 Mo Pac A eii'i AtoliHon 35* Mobil Oil 61 FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE — TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY A — You have done a re- convertible debenture. The All Rlclifld U2'4 I Marcor 57 '4 advantages of accepting this Avco Corp 3* & Nil Else 50 It markable job of building a BuhcockW St'i N CwJi Hsg 128J4 retirement fund — current exchange are a higher yield Kavuk ClK M'.4 Nal nalry USDA Bell t How 7OM, Nat Dl»«r 40 AGED FOR value over $40,000 — through and possible growth emanat- Benrilx 43'i Nut fiyp* &''^* a .systematic savings pro- ing from the conversion privi- Mrs. Joseph Lehrklnder Beth Sleel 331i Nat swci 61 ]t CHOICE Boeing W>^4 ma M row -"'" TENDERNESS gram. Others would do well lege. You are presently Boriion 3IHi No Am RocH 3S'A SWIFT'S Bnn Ws.ru 3Ui Nor PM »5>» to observe what can be achieving a 3,3 per cent re- Brumwk Z1V4 Nwst Alrlln 6S:» AND FLAVOR Gets MLS Bucy ErJs 2911 Norwich Ph 37'i PREMIUM achieved by regular, modest turn on capital, but at retire- f Buiova 50 Vi OUtb MftT 34 n RIBS of BEEF investments, made over an ment by switching your low* Burl Ind 36% Owens 111 SB'.i Case. JI 18% Pan Am Wld M:>i exiended period, yield issues — Crown Zeller- Citation Cater Trio 52 ",i Pennoy, JO 5114 LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. *1 [ ^ SAUSAGE MEAT 79',, 1 bach and Eastman Kodak — Celaneie 64 Pa Pw * L 31 Jt At your present rate you Ches & Oh «J» penn Cm will have invested $10,000 In into Income stocks, this rate Chrysler «0 Pepsi Co 48'' For Sales Cllles 8/ 61% Pcrkln Elm •»:''* additional capital by 1977. can be increased. With at Coca. Cola 69 piker 7'"'» CUT-UP least seven more working MIDDLETOWN ~ Realtor Colg Palm 48% PM1 El Z8'.28 ,4i Your investment vehicles Colum OM 28* Phlll Pet 71 "A tend to be conservative but years, however, these two G. J. Sterling Thompson, Coral Soli' 21 % Pub Sv E4S 3351 SPLIT stocks should be held for president of Sterling Thomp- Con Eiiii """• riillman 50».i I gather from your letter that Con Can 68 BCA 43-r their growth characteristics. Corn Prod 37?i Beading Co l« :. 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Carbide Corporal ion in tax and financial positions and Jill banking facilities at main office SOLAR CONTROL was Die finjinrial controller of of Central Jersey one nf 1 lieir major divisions openSaturdaysr9:30flMtolPM HWV. », Hovmi TWP. at the I line In- joined Pacific P. O. BOX 17 industries. Phone 542-4600 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Fmnl.gdalt, N. J. Mr. Kiiiiuff, Ins wife and 4A2-8I80 four children reside in Ala- mo, Calif, THE DAILY BFXISTER, April 1.0, 1909—13 With Monmouth County College Students Scout Miss Janice Thomas of 11 elected to Alpha Psi Ome- Judith Piccolle of 17 Canal Donald A. Sedlak, 107 Cross knowledge, performance, and Webb received an award in J. Watson Foundation. He Park Ave., Eatontown, a ju- ga in recognition of his con- St., Red Bank, has been St., Little Silver, and William appearance. the writing division for her plans to use his year of travel nior at Jersey City State Col- tributions to the drama pro- named to the dean's list at S. Gladlng, 23 Garden Road, short story, "Spring Depar- Roundup lege, will be one of 31 con- Cadet Laughlin is a 1968 to study chemistry in West- gram of the college. Merrimack College, North Shrewsbury. ture." ern Europe. ART EXHIBITED testants in the college's sec- graduate of Middletown Alpha Psi Omega is a na- Andover, Mass., where she is Township High School, He is MIDDLETOWN — Beacon ond annual Jersey City State tional honorary society which a senior. Neighborhood of Girl Scouts College Miss America Schol- Two Monmouth County stu- a member of the American Anthony C. Dclsardo, son of Margaret A. Baldwin, of seeks to stimulate interest in dents received degrees from Society of Mining and Metal- held its annual art exhibit at arship Pageant. college dramatic activities Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Del- Monmouth Hills, Highlands, Foodtown supermarket, Et. Three area residents will Michigan State University, lurgical Engineers and is ma- sardo of 95 Lovett Ave., Little earned highest honors at the Jonathan O'Neill Heller, and to reward student effort joring in metallurgy at Mines. 35. in the various areas of the- make a four-day concert tour East Lansing, Mich., during Silver, has been named to the University of New Hampshire son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hol- of the Washington • Philadel- winter term commencement He is also a member of the Serving as judges were ler of 134 Apple Blossom atrical work. dean's list of the Pennsylva- for the fall semester. Receiv- Miss Bonnie Anderson and phia area with the Stevens exercises. They are Stefan L. Mines Rugby Football Club. ing honors were Amy M. Lane, Middletown, is among Mr. Beecher had a role in Irving, 241 Hearn Ave., Long nia State College for the fall Mrs. Theodora Wiedenmann, those named to the current Institute of Technology Glee and winter terms. He is a jun- Christensen, daughter of Mr. both of Tinkers Dam, Viscar- freshman plays and also in Branch, BA in philosophy Amherst (Mass.) College "The Good Woman of Set- Club and State Band begin- Jean Nlvcn, daughter of Mr. ior majoijing in pre-medicine. and Mrs. Julius S. Christen- • di Mews, Fair Haven, and with high honors, and Rich- sen of 474 Sycamore Ave., dean's list for outstanding ac- zaun." He has been active on ning Thursday. They are ard G. Balnvr Jr., 38 Lippin- and Mrs. John J. Niven of ; William Crome, Film Art Pro- ademic achievement during Navesink Ave., Locust, has Shrewsbury; Cathy L. Dan- ductions, Fair Haven. technical crews for many of cott Road, Little Silver, BS in Volkmar B. Malelka of 104 the 1968 fall semester. He is a the other productions. Gregory Durka, 30 Newman been name^ to the dean's list skin, daughter of Freeholder Winners included: St., West Keansburg; Hank veterinary medicine. Pine St., Middletown, is 1967 graduate of Middletown at Rosemont College, Hosc- among the new students at and Mrs. Benjamin H, Dan- Cadette group — Marie High School. Molcrls, Engllshtown,. and mont, Pa. A junior philosophy skin of 114 Magnolia Ave., Miller, Troop 608, "Land- James Y. Dunbar Jr. of 75 Cadet John P. Laughltn, son Lincoln Technical Institute in Riveredge Road, New J-rald Wlgdortz, Pinckney major, she is president of the Newark. A graduate of Mid- Sea Girt; Toren G. Doyle, scape," colored pencils, first Dennis Simpson, a junior of Mr. and Mrs. William J. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H, place; Barbara Guzowski, Shrewsbury, has been named Road, Little Silver. Debating Society and Con- dletown High School, he is social sciences major at to the dean's list at Colgate Laughlin of 38 Kenneth Ter., cerned Citizens. enrolled in extensive automo- I. Doyle of 97 Eleventh Street, Troop 608, "Landscape," col- Montclair State Cpllege, has Middletown, N.J., has been West Keansburg; and Daniel ored pencils, second, and Ka- University. He is a graduate Six area students have been live and deisel technology been elected chancellor of of Monmouth Regional High designated an Outstanding J. Salvan, of 106 Lincoln tie Thorstensen, Troop 608, Tau Sigma Delta fraternity. named to the dean's list at Nancy Webb, daughter of courses. "Snoopy," marking pencils, School. \ Basic Cadet in the Corps of Drive, Asbury Park. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Engineers ROTC Battalion at Mr, and Mrs. Roy E. Webb of third. 24 Leland Ter.,/New Sffrews- Clifford Simpson of .102 Bar- Peter John Schulte, son-of Mass. They include Thomas the C$orado School of Mines John S. Tidd, son of Mr. and Junior group — Susan ker Ave., Shrewsbury Town- Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Schul- M. Daly Jr., 95 Branch Ave., bury, was one of 39 Wheaton Mrs. W. II. Tidd, Colts Neck, Stephen Dixon of 59 Rumson Hyneman, Troop 577, ship. Red Bank; Kevin J. Walsh, 24 at Golden. This award is (111.) College students who a senior chemistry major at Road, Rumson, has been te, Fair Haven, is the recip- made each semester to the "Farewell," pencil drawing, E. Ronald Beecher Jr., of ient of a merit scholarship Coronet Ave., Lincroft; Rob- received recognition for en- Middlebury College was named to the dean's list at first; Beverley Slocum, Troop 12 Conover Lane, Middletown, awarded by Florida Presby- ert P. DcCrescc, 19 Riverside best freshman or sophomore tries in the eighth annual named a winner of a Thomas Curry, Milton, Mass. He will 22, "Still Life," tempera a junior at Dickinson College, terian College, St. Peters- Drive, and Robert T. Axt, 1 cadet in each drill company Creative Arts Festival at the J. Watson traveling fellow- be feted at a dinner April paints, second, and Maureen Carlisle, Pa., has been burg, Fla. Belknap Lane, both Rumson; and is based on the cadet's college. A sophomore. Miss ship awarded by the Thomas 15. Wilcox, Troop 577, "Flight," paper straws collage, third. Honorable mention —, Na- dine Badality, Troop 577, "My Pets," collage, and Barbara Dennehy, Troop 602, "Fig- ures," collage. Brownie group — Denise Pulsch, Dianne Kalac, Joanne Wilcox, Debbie Cheno- weth, Jane Eyan, Lisa Scu- duto and Denise Kalac, all of Troop 59, and Renae Kochon, Troop 351. The Brownie art work was done in pen, pencil, collages, tempera,' crayons and pastels.

SPACE DERBY HELD FAIEVIEW - Martin Fuchs won first prize in Cub Scout Pack • 240's annual space de'rby. FORYOUR NHfifJT fOODTOWN SUPlRMARm Mil 287-2400 Other winners Included Douglas Bramlett, second place; Patrick Gornan, third; Joseph Housseman and War PILLSBURY ren Friend, best design, and Robert Humbert and Neil FLOUR Bannick, most original. Awards were presented to Coupon good at any Foodtown Supermarket. Steven Kanthor, Savatore Iz- Limit one per adult family. Fresh 3-3'A-lb. avg. Roasting Long Acre Sliced zo, Harold Hoffman, Dominick Coupon expires Saturday, April 19. Mfg. Con. Raniere, Joseph Raniere, Ed- Chickens Chicken Breasts £45* Patrick Cudohy |b ward Bucina, Paul Storm, C Raymond Preziosi, Alan Chicken Livers ». 59 Sliced Bologna ; 69 Gambecorta and Gregory Fresh Boneless Legs with U.S. Government Impelled Fwdlown All Mnl and All Inf Walling. Backs Attached Welcomed into the pack Pork Roast «, 65' Frankfurters 63' Breasts with Wings U.S. Government Impeded foodlown All MM! were Nicholas Banach, John U.S.D.A Choice Tender . THIS Toward the purchase of any & Backs Attached Johnson and Joseph Heusse' 4 personal bars in pkg. Rib Steak «, 99' Frankfurters Danish Smoked

WORTH IVORY SOAP Land 'O Frost Assorted 3 o INDIAN PROJECTS 8c off our regular low price. C Salami CUFFWOOD - Indian Coupon good at any Foodtown Supermarket Sliced Meals 3 JZ 89 • Footltoien Seafood Oept. Cash Savings! proiects were displayed at a Limit one per adult family. Foorfloicii Appetiser Dept. Cash Savings! reppnt meeting of Cub Scout 8 Coupon expires Saturday, April 19. ' Imported Petite Size Park 87 in Cliffwood School. Mfg. Cpn. Elevated to the rank of COUPON SAVINGS LOBSTER Webelos were Mark Speer, Jerome Harrelson, James Phillips and Theodore Beth TAILS Yellow Cling Sliced une. Alexander Moczulak was HkhoroSquar. Freth Cucumber and welcomed as a new Webelos of Halves ' MUENSTER CHEESE MACARONI SALAD ONION SALAD leader. Winner of the egg rolling FOODTOWN contest was Mark Cooper. an Ib. '89 Ib. I29 49 The March attendance PEACHES; (Where Available) banner was won by Den 1. Awards were presented to I Brian Bienkowski, Howard 7c Off Schnorbusch, Raymond Pia nucci, Michael Wagner, Wil- liam Kuppler, Charles Niles, Gregory Peakman, Kenneth TO BLEACH Monsen, Kevin Mitter, Rob- © ert Falk, Robert Harrelson, Kurdice Neal, Jeffrey Kubat, With Mushroom, Plain, •• •, Foodtown Meat, or Marinara Spaghetti* James Phillips, Leonard WH Gumbs and Mark Cooper. RAGU <>LE KERNEL I 5 49 ART SHOW WINNERS Foodtotcn Frozen FootWept.Cash Sa vings! FT. MONMOUTH — At the SAUCE {URN Foodtoun Freezers arc Cliock lull of Frozen 1 nods recent annual open house of at IVcn Low Prices, Shop niitl Compare! T OM AT OES PRIDE OF THE FARM 6 '<«'• 79 Ft. Monmouth Girl Scouts, winners of the neighborhood Frozen Pecon CoKee Ring or Raisin Pound > : art show were announced. En- SPAGHETTI , ,. 5 ft *1 tries were received from 120 SARA LEE CAKE girls and each entrant re- i HEFTY BAGS 5 X 59 ceived a Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts art show certifi- cate of participation signed by 5 Foodtown NIBLETS CORN 5 Assorted FlaxprlJ Birdi Eyt F,o«n Mrs. George Blair, president dU}i Beechnut or of the council. ,-i.S'noy»:Cro'jj;'r'roxen?;; ( ORANGE JUICE 4 '.", 99 Foodlovm Froisn Wholu BABY FOOD Gerber Strained Winners were: Cadette CUT GREEN Troop 282: Donna Dorman, ORANCE JUICE STRAWBERRIES t?39' 10 Foodtown Froten Regular or Crinkle Cut first, Ann Alter, second, and CANNED TOMATO PASTE ,Qooro»» Cheryl Cloud, third. FRENCH FRIES 2 l£ 25' BEANS Linden Farm! Froien toil OA Junior Troop 648: Carla M. SODf SLICED CARROTS 7 *i 99' FOODTOWN MILK, 6 cans ^9 jj Frumusa, first. Bird! Eye Froien Baby or Fordhook Junior Troop 160: Carol LIMA BEANS 2 lZ 49' Woods, second, and Barbara Foodtown Froien MAXWELL HOUSE Kingston, third. VEGETABLES CORN ON THE COB 2 ",l\.25' These awards were given Dtiiioni Cheen Frozen for works in watercolor, pas- FOODTOWN BLEACH tel, paints and crayon. INSTANT PIZZA ft 69' ^*~ Fnor/ioirn llrnlih & Rcaiilif /lids IrrjU. Savings.'* In the papier mache divi- POTATO AU GRATIN n,t 43' TRASH BAGS CUD 10 Green Peas, Green Peai" sion, winners in junior Troop Anti-Perspirant Deodorant Stotilfcn Ffoien Anti-Perspirant Deodorant '& Carrots, Cut Corn'.,'• i««»r«»vv ini:sn 691 were Linda Dickens, first; SPINACH SOUFFLE ,h- Hi' Diane Collens second, and SECRET SECRET Kathy Jackson, third. Honor- I -ii Ituii-fi Ih'pt. Cash Stiriiitjs! able mention went to Pam Dontonville. 3-oi. <£ aerosol aerosol Kraft White and Cblored Regular, Deluxe In collages, junior troop 648 can produced these winners: Mar- tan da Caughell, first; Ginger AMERICAN SLICES STRAWBERRIES Foodtown narr, second, and Carey Mc- C Tablet! Kenzie, third. PEROXIDE < I5 POLIDENT %3M YouSnvcMoro . O^fc Regular or Super PEPTO BISMOL : ELECT WEDNESDAY MEDS TAMPONS *°»'' &L-M C HAZLET - Beers Street BABY IOTION ,i.';,'i,i. 97 P^COXY'TOOTHBRUSH.,, 59' Frtil, V/tiale Kathtr School PTO will nominate 1 6 PICKLES and elect officers at a meet- TOOTHPASTE ^;."75' COMVUSKE'RS fc&87* Foodtown Liirgt Curd Green Florida ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Clifford Wallers is nominat- COTTAGE CHEESE Arlicrin STRINGBEANS ., 29' ing cninmillce chairman. Florida Juice California Sunkist Mrs. Jiinc Deinpscy, chair- CRAPEFRuir JUICE man, reports lhi> spring fair Food!own 100% Putt Corn Oil ORANGES LEMONS will lie held Saturday, May MARGARINE 17. Mrs. Louis Uzilo Is in Ano,li,l Mnlr, 10 49 10 39 charge of refreshments. Other CHEESE CAKE committee heads will be an- Pricei of lettiv* through Saturday, April 19. Not reiporiiible for typographical nrrori. We rcicrvc the right to limit quantilioi. Mgrnber of Twin County Groceri. flil@Ciy U tjlkjj TOUU S3tt'yiilIw®Sljy nounced. DODW Red Bank 34-THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK — Firemen Wwj., April 16, VM Schwekkart to Get Sea Bright Boardwalk Extension Nearly Ready were called out twice on Sat- *—' _ - « .i »n- :- ;». ,.Hnirffwhichc y*itinMcouncili will mp-ftmast" V/lwitfh urday, at 12:20 p.m. to put SEA BRIGHT — The «xten- ported that an ordinance 2 a.m. Councilman V/feir in- establishing a recreation 'com- sisted on his proposal since, the Shore Regional High out a fire in a garage at 147 sion to the boardwalk, now School Board of Education South St., and at 2 p.m. to under construction, is almost mission is under preparation he said "the situation was get- douse a trash fire at the rail- 2 Steinbach Flags ready, Councilman Salvatore and will be presented to coun- ting out of hand," to discuss the board's build- Tuesday, April 22, was ing program, before it is pre- road station WALL TOWNSHfP - Plans Gatto, reported to the Bor- cil in May. honor of Mr. Schweickart at ough Council last night. The designated as the date on sented to the public. Sea LEGAL NOTICE are well under way for two 8 p.m. Saturday. Mr. Bonello was authorized Bright is one of the four con- extension is 135 feet long and to investigate the legal as- ORI>I>AME jSGftO days of ceremonies honoring Among Saturday's events 20 feet wide. stituent towns in the high XOT1CK OF rKM1IN<; ORDINANTF. astronaut Russell L. Schweick- will be a parade in Wall Sta- pects of a proposal to close a TO MEET TUESDAY school district. TTi* ortHrMtnce puhiinhM tierpwilh Mr. Gatlo stressed thai Uie wo introduced nn<\ paspc;i(rh John P. Weir. p.m. Council to b* held in llie Iior*MiKh vak, president of Steinbach wants to call attention to the jobs including day tenders tives on the Shore Regional Hs.ll In n«td Borough m Monday, No. Company. Complaints Cited Election and installation of Garbage Disposal Association. vmnbtr 2.V 19S8 at 8 o'clock P.M., significance of the flag, in and parking lot attendants. »nd during tht week prior to unri up Co-chairmen of the commit- keeping with Steinbach's pro- Mayor Cecile F. Norton Councilman Weir told the officers will be held. Mrs. Council resolved to ask 16 &n<1 in chid Ins the date of pucti Jack Goldberg, a director of the legislature, following tnwUng, copies of Mid ordirwnr.p will tee in charge are the Rev. gram to honor our nation's said that at the May council council that following numer- bft mkde itvafUMe at the Olerk'i Of. colors. the Monmouth County Council an appropriate ordinance, to ftc* in a&ld Borough Hal] \n the Robert Z. Wuchter, pastor. meeting she will recommend ous complaints about exces- mtmbtri of th» general public vrhtt sive noise at "Keehn's" of PTA's and a We member authorize the appointments, of •hill request the name, Evangelical Lutheran Church Starting this week, the firm, the appointment of a seven- owned and operated by Robert and former president of Syca- Louis Schufi and Harry 3. /•/HARVEY MARION of the Holy Trinity, Mana- recipient of last year's Free- member borough recreation J^nrmiph Clerk squan, and Robert Jenkins, doms Foundation at Valley and Betha Keehn, he was more Drive PTA, will,;he-in- Lake as regular patrolmen on BOND ORDINANCE MA KINO AN commission. Borough attor- ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION OF representing Wall Township. Forge award for an outstand- forced to make the recommen- stalling officer. the borough's police 'depart- 935,1)00 FOR THE IMPROVEMENT ney Richard L. Bonello re- ment, despite age limitations. OF THE WATER SEWER SYSTEM Festivities, starting Friday, ing patriotic program, will of- dation. Members of the Recreation IN AND BY THE ROROCGH OF Township and in the Goerke Commission will discuss plans A public hearing on the ordi- ' KEANSBT'RO IN THE COUNTY OF Harold J. Beach will feature honors, awards fer American flags at cost in Mayor Norton questioned MONMOtJTH. NEW JERSEY. AND and testimonial speeches, Steinbach's stores at Asbury stores at Plainfield and Eliza- the.l a.m. to 4 a.m. closing for recreation in the town- nance will be held at the May AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF 6 meeting. S3&,MM RON'DB OH NOTES OF THE winding up with a dinner in Park, Red Bank and Brick beth. • since legal bar closing time is ship. , BOROUGH FOR FINANCING SUCH ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION. Beach Gets BE IT ORDAIN En BY THE BOR- OUGH COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG, m THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY (not lin thin two-*hinli «r all th# mem- A New Post b*T* thereof «.rf(rmntlv«ly concurring, AB FOLLOWS: Section l. Tlit Improvement de- In Newark scribed In Bpotlr,n 3 o( this tond orropr luting He was formerly a deputy 9450,009 therefor, «rw1 authnrlztng Uie lfliuance of 1450,000 bond* •: controller of Bankers Trust note* of the Borough for financing Co. and also held the post of the lame" (ti»r*ln called the "Ftrat Ordinance"). The Ft rut 0 rd inane B ap- controller of Bankers Interna- propriated (460,000 for Mid Improve- ment or purpose. And Mid ordinance tional Corp., a wholly owned authorized the laouanrf of JlM.ooo subsidiary of Bankers Trust. bnndi or notea of the flwough thorp- for. The oo*L of mid Improvement or purpose, eiiUnnited In Alny of liWT nt In his previous post, Mr. *450,000 la now eiitlniaied it $4«fl,000 Beach was responsible for all and It li ntcea*ary for Uie Borough to nine the addition*! nmoum of phases of tax administration $38,000 to mrt-t the port <>f AB Id (485,000 entlmated cost riot provided as it affected the corporate (or by the appropriation made by the Firrt Ordinance. To meet the tax liability of the company. addlUonnl coat at mild Improvement In addition, he had responsi- or purpnat staled In wild Sftctlon ;i and not provided An Uie Firm Ordi- bility for the tax administra- nance, there U hereby tpitroprlAied the uiUtlonii iJm of j;«v,ooo.oo. tion of Bankers Trust of New York Corp., a bank holding flsciion S, For the financing of •alri Improvement or pur pone, and to company, as well as three oth- inert «*iri 135,000 additional appropri- ation, negoUabla bonds of the Bor- er affiliates, First Trust Co. ough, *ach to be known an "Water- of Albany, The State of New flvwer Bond," are h»ri"hy authorized tf» be lawued In Uie prlnclpnt nmoimt York National Bank and First of I3S.O0O puriuant U) tilt local Bond Law nt New Jiriiey. In antlclpntlnn State Bank of Bockland Coun- of Uie isluance of a&td hontin and tA temporarily finance ««M Imprave- ty. He had served in the Con- ment or purooae, neKotlftble m>te« of trollers Department of Bank- the Borough In a prindpnJ amount not exceeding |3ft,000 are hereby au- ers Trust Co. since 1946. thorized to be latued pursuant to tni wLLhtn tha Mmttatloiu preicrlhed by Hid Law. Section 3. (a) Tha improvement heretofore Authorized by the Firat Or- dlnanoe and the purpose for the fl> Loyalty Day nanctng of which mild obligations are to be lasued la the Improvement at the water * newer Bymem oi the Ror- ough by the construction of a new Staff Grows well, designated as Well ^fl to be locatM In tht Borough on the exist- ing Bo>rough owned • water workn LONG BRANCH - Four property on Prazee PIHCP, modiitca- members have been added to liont to exIMlnft treatmeni plant al- so located on Bornugtwiumed proper- the Sixth District, VFW Loyal- ty on Fratee Place, oom prising new •»rator, detent Ion tank, chwtilcal ity Day Parade Committee. feedert, cfclo-Nnatore, two new pres- They are Harry L. Sachs •ur« Hlten and appartenancea, and all *iibatanUa}ly as nhown nn and In Jr., West Keansburg, chief of accordance with and to the extent tie- orlhed In the Onier of Uie Slate De- staff; Joseph J. Mantone, partment of H^ftll*i (A the State Df New Jarney hereinafter mentioned, Mowell Township, deputy and on white prlnta, lour In num- chief; Mrs. Rita Scarborough, ber, *ntJttai: "Addition* to Water Flint, Keaniburg, K. j,"; three un- CMwood Beach, trophy com- tilled; ont dated October 1064; three undated: nnA aroordlnjr to npeclflcK- mittee, and Harold Lustba- tlan* entitled; "Cotrtract documents der, Asbury Park, special SpftclttcaUonn for Addition to Water Treatment Plant in the Borough of awards. Kean»burv, Monmmiih County, New Jeraey", dated Octohpr IMfl; Robert William C. Moser of West Greenberg, AaaocJMwi, MiiJrileUiwn TowiMhip, New JerBpy and on file in Belmar, heads the unit, which the Office of tli* Borough Clerk and hereby appiwed, and iwibjeri to mrli will sponsor the parade here changei, modification! on revisions a* May 4. may be approved from ttonn tn time by Uie Borough Council &* necmiiry and required and •ubatantlally K* pro- Charles Norman, commit- vided for and In aooordanc* with aaid tee secretary, has announced Onitr, a parade theme contest for (b) The eatlmated m«xlmum county students. The origina- amount of bond* or note* to be la- »u»d tor **Jd purjVM* *J XB5.000, Jn- tor of the winning slogan will oluaiv* of »e bonds or notea au- thorised by thii bond ordinance and receive a $25 savings bond, ar OM First Ordinance. lie said. All area school offi- The eaUmated oott of aald pur- inae li *4».00rt. cials have been notified of Section 4 TM» toVtowtof maUen are hereby deiermlnM. declared, re- the contest. cited and vtated: The a*M purpoie described In Section 3 of thia bond ordlnanc* li nnt a current expense and la a prep- arty or improvement wMcft the Bor- County Dentists •ugh may lawfully tcuulre or make a* l general improvement, and la a purpow for which th« Borwugti 1* au- Hear Physician thorized by law to make an appropri- ation. EATONTOWN - Dr. Hans (bt Th« period rtf uaefiifneiH of aaid purpeae, wltWn the llmltatloni of Raid Kraus, New York City, phy- Local Bond Law and according tr> sician, was guest speaker at the naaxm&Mi ltf« thereof, U forty i to* y»anr. last night's monthly dinner (c> Ttie •upplemental debt «l*te- mtnt raqulred by Mid Law him b»en and scientific meeting of the duty mad* and filed In th» office (4 tht Bonougti Ork and a complete Ttfonmouth - Ocean County executed duptloate tfioroof tins been Dental Society at the Old Or- filed In ttit office of the Director of the DlvdrioQ tf Local Flnanne In the chard Country Club, here. Pepartment of Oinununlty AfTalrg J the Ped Bank, the society's pres- •aid obligations auUiorlzvil tiy thin frond ordinance IK inrniltted hy tha ident, who also welcomed the exception ttmtainpd In parHRrniili to 125 dentists attending the af- of Section 4OA:'^7 of unid I*a.w to the Choice! Shortle Cafe Curtains debt limitation* proscribed by tald fair. Choo8G no-Iron Flberglas glass, G.E. Steam & Dry Iron Value Law. Dr. Kraus spoke on "Physi- ( Tfie flgfrrcgnte amount of not perma-press cotton, morel 24, 30, Fully automatic-really two irons _^ " _ MCMfllng »78,OO0 for lltma of exueimr cal Fitness for the Dentist." 36*—with 3 linger pleats, rings. pK argains" pvrmUled under Bectlon 4ao nf in one!. Steam-dry button, fabric # flO Mid Law tias been Includrd In the lie is associate professor of foregnlng eiitLrmtenl or purpmtp, physical medicine and reha- Pfn-Up And Boudoir Lamps fel Th!a bond ordinance aiitht.rl7M bilitation at (he New York obligalioni of the IU*roiif?h nolely lor A fabulous assortment of styles for g\ a purpoae dticrihKi in paragrai>ii (ri University College of Medi- your bedroom, kitchen, nursery, « ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME Proctor Silex-DeLuxe Toaster of ftectlofi 4OA:2-7 r Austria, and served as an in- Lamp Shade Assortment open crumb tray foreas y cleaning. Q m JJ JJ mpprew a i>rwcnt tnrimoe in thR tern and resident at Allgem- public hwlth of mirrtclpm gravity tn Special purchase! Choice of styles, g\ justify the Incurrcnce of deht In e»- einos Krankcnhaus, Vienna. ceM of Ptatutory limliHJtlonji nrnl no CARNIVAL KICK-OFF 8 Push Button Waring Blender lent expensive niMtio.| t>f iirr-vMiUng He is the author nf several colors and sizes for every room, M or aupprenKlni micli n. iin-nRro cxUtx, SHADE CHOICE—7 sizes. 1.00 ea. £ A speed for every blending job! and the Stair Deparlmrnt of Henim books and articles on thera- of the Stale of New Jpr^ey tmi> ticrf- 3 DAYS OF SUPER-SPECIALS Famous cloverleaf design glass jar M m «%«* tofore on January If), 1967 untile a peutic exercise. 2 oz. measuring cup in lid. Hurry || J QD finding atid Order to tlila i-ffn-l nml 3.99 Jumbo Bucket Back Rests I2I the principal ammmi <>r -.i,liK«(i.m. APRIL 17,18,19. iiulhorlzed by Uila hvind r>rc)lrm.nre m Solid cotton corduroy or cotton g% « 1 0 not «n CXQMI of Uie amount <1<-Ur- floral prints. Side3 sweep out for ~J __ 3 SALE ENDS SUNDAY. APRIL 20TH IN mfned by the Local Pinnnrv Iiiianl Refers Fraud TOMS RIVER & LAURELTON. S !?' ! Instant Hair Setter In the Dlvidlon of Local Klnnnre In sink In comfort Shredded foam fill, £ F0R the Depamnpnt y Uiln bond nr- solids.52x70"-2.00,60'round-3.00. I lUU d I nance. SaW otiligationn ninUI be di- Jury action In Municipal rect, unlimited nbllgatlnnii nf the Bor- . 52 x 52" ROTO IN YOUR MAIL THIS WEEK! outh, and the Borough nhnll be nhli- Court yestrrrlny nn charges 1 gatid to levy ad valorem laxo* \i\vm of fraud and failure In Rive all the taxable property within Die All Purpose Security Chests See-Store And Save Jars Bonouch for Uie payment of r*»ir and imUiortrlng Uie liHiunrp Malcolm Knlknvcn, Wayside e of $35,000.00 tx>nda or nolen i>l Uir Kenner's Blow-a-Plane Q J JBorough /or Vie financing oi wmn\" Itnnri. New Shrewsbury. iM hereby *yp«raided and reiK>al< Im- Ave., paid a $50 fine for dis- Durablo plonllc-contod, linon finish M MK«tionii <£- we're out to keep you coming back kl of the Borough hernUifore lirfiurd or orderly conduct. cards. Pokor, Bridgo, Pinochlo. n p«S. ou1tft*rM4ng or Incurred purnti"nt tn aald ordinance, flrnl all of nurii oi.ll- Herman Srhimanski, S! Dolly Darling Dolls 70c gitUr.ni Hi nil he lieM and IN- dprnirri Berry I'lace, was fined $25 3-3-1 in hftve been fn«nM to rtr (n Iwvr brrn Incur red I'lirniinnl X<\ tin'I oh nil on a speeding count. Milton be nlinrBf*t>l«. u>. Hit* >»mw1 onlltmiu'e Krcllnn 7. Td»n Imnd (•rdfnmir-r «(IHI( Knnx of V!. Spaview AVP. paid lake effect twru'y )2<»i dnyi< flft^r ;i $5 fine for operating a ve- th* firw jnibllrail.fi UiereW after fi- HAZLET nal [>iAaage, av pmvided by snfd '"'- hicle on a permit without a LAURELTON l I Bradlees age, av licensed driver accompanying ME. NlfiHWAr 70 - IIICKIOWN IMd and Approved Nov. 2ft, him. April IS 5^ we care Enjoy The Guaranteed Taste of ''Super-Right" Meats!

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AJLANTtC Announcing Another "Atlantic" First: ATLANTIC SUPERAMA'S OWN CREDIT CARD X*I fVlv^ CHARGE ACCOUNT SYSTEM! SHREWSBURY AVE. at RT. 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY STORE HOURS MON. thru SAT. 9 A.M, TO 10 P,M. SUNDAYS 9 A.M. to 6 PM. Hospital Symposium Explores Child Abuse

By BOB BHAMLEY Contrary to public opinion, most parents who kill their tortured his son by putting his pet dog in the oven. sex County in 1967, two in 1968 and one so far this year. PERTH AMBOY - "The Battered Child Syndrome," own children do so deliberately, in cold blood rather than Much of the difficulty in dealing with cases of child Many cases are not reported because abuse cannot be def- subject of last night's symposium in the nurses' auditorium in a rage, Dr. Young explained. abuse stems from the public's refusal to recognize that it initely proved, the prosecutor said. of Perth Amboy General Hospital, is not a very pleasant "And — I'm sorry — they enjoy it," she added. exists, Dr. Young explained. SPOUSES COVER UP subject, said Dr. Leontine R. Young, featured guest speaker. CHILDREN TORTURED "It violates everything we arq, taught to believe about Proof is made even more difficult because there are Dr. Young, executive director of the Child Services As- Parents who do not kill their children torture them in parents; it denies our oonception of motherhood. So we usually no witnesses to child abuse by a parent except the sociation, Newark, author of three books and 19 professional many ways, she went on. Such child abusers have dis- rationalize that parents abuse their children only in uncon- other spouse. Spouses cover up for each other, Mr. Dolan articles on child abuse, child welfare and unwed mothers, tinguishing traits: they act in cold blood; their abuse or trollable rage, or that they were themselves abused children. explained. and visiting professor in the Rutgers University School of punishment of the child has no relation to any offense and But a lot of this is wishful thinking," Dr. Young went on. Determining the responsible spouse must usually be Social Work, discussed social and emotional impacts of is not educational: they feel no guilt and are indeed unaware The public's refusal to look at the problem is why chil- done by psychiatric methods, to which the parents are not child abuse. that any guilt feeling is called for; and they often tell all dren die, the social scientist explained. required by law to submit. Most are unwilling to undergo The other featured speaker, Edward J. Dolan, Middle- they have done to their child with no awareness that any- SEES LAW NEEDED psychiatry. sex County prosecutor, described legal implications and thing is strange about it. "If people want to help in New Jersey right now, they Even when the prosecutor's office knows the facts, can it responsibilities of child abuse. Examples of child abuse on record include forcing a should get out and push for legislation that says the state , indict the responsible spouse? No, the prosecutor said, be- A succession of recent tragedies in New York has four-year-old boy to stay in a dark cellar alone on pain of must take primary responsibility for care of children. . . cause there are no witnesses to testify against the abusive alerted the public to Hie problem of child abuse, said Dr. being beaten; throwing a 10-month-old child against a wall Our law says it may take that responsibility. Only with parent. Young. until nearly every bone' in its body was broken; holding a 'must' legislation will we be beginning to take care of "There is usually no direct proof," Mr. Dolan said. ONLY FEW ANSWERS small child's head in a pail of water until the child nearly neglected and abused children." Dr. Young concluded. Sometimes, however, by the sheer majesty of the prose- What are abusive parents like? What makes them so? suffocated, releasing it only to put it back into the pail again Prosecutor Dolan, to whose office complaints of child ' cutor's office, some of the problems can be solved. The child Dr. Young declared society doesn't know much about them after it caught its breath, and burning a child's back with a abuse are referred for investigation, outlined the difficulties is sometimes removed from the offending parents by pursua- and has only a few answers. cigarette. frustrating legal attempts to take effective measures against * sion and prestige, the prosecutor said. In addition, social It is known that most of the children who are killed by "We don't know how to rehabilitate such cases — at child abuse. workers from the Department of Child Services can and do abusive parents are four years old or younger. least not in time to save the child. Therefore to take the A statute enacted in 19G3 requires doctors and hospital help. "That age is the easiest time to get away with it; It child from the parents is necessary," Dr. Young explained. administrators to report injuries indicating child abuse and ACTION ADVISED can easily be an accident," Dr. Young explained. MENTAL OR EMOTIONAL gives them immunity from suit, but relatively few cases ap- Private citizens who observe child abuse can help by (Officials suspect, she added, that many of the "plastic Older children are also subject to abuse by such par- pear to have come to their attention. reporting it to a doctor or a hospital, Mr. Dolan said. In this bag deaths" may actually be murder, but the crime can ents, but the mistreatment of an older child is often mental Only 100 cases of. severe battering have been reported way they remain immune from suit even if the alleged of- never be proved.) or emotional rather than physical. A father, for instance, since the law was enacted. There were eight cases in Middle- fender is later proven innocent. Irwin Urges Severe Jail Terms

Without Parole for Drug Pushers —17 RED BANK, N.J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1969 By AL HORAY Mr. Irwin said drug sellers tion organizations. He also committee's recommenda- ties in the state have initiated •IIIIIHIllllllilliiMIIIIIB OCEAN TOWNSHIP - should face terms up to 25 recommended a member of tions. programs such as he pro- Freeholder Director Joseph years and be made to serve the clergy and. a representa- He lauded the scope of the poses. He said the projects C. Irwin last night called for them without parole. tiva of the Monmouth County seminar and told Mr. Schultz receive 75 per cent of oper- severe jail terms for narcot- Deterrent Need Cited Mental Health Board be ap- he is pleased to see the In- ating costs from the state ics pushers. He said pushers earn thou- pointed to the proposed com* terest in the drug problem and 25 per cent Is alloted by sands of dollars per year dis- mission, taken by his committee. county government. Mr. Irwin attended a police pensing illegal drugs and mar- Team Ndw Working He added, however, that the "We don't have the an- drug seminar in Township ijuana and that stiff penalties commission proposed by Mr. swers," Mr. Schultz said, Hall, the third of a four-ses- Mr. Irwin said the county would be a deterrent to such has a drug study committee Schultz would be a costly pro- "but we have to start some- sion series headed by Ben- gram, especially if a drug re- where. I propose a county- activities. headed by George Bartel, jamin Schultz, a local phar- Mr. Schultz told the group habilitation center were to be level drug commission as a Monmouth Medical Center ad- macist and vice chairman of that he would recommend a built. He added that where- starter." the Community Service Com- county-operated drug depen- ministrator. He said the free- ever such centers are planned, Mr. Schultz outlined the mittee of the Monmouth- dent commission. He called holders will meet with the area residents oppose the history of drug abuse from Ocean County Pharmaceuti- for a unit with representatives panel April 29, when he ex- move with strong protests to the evidence of narcotics use cal Society. from area police, medical, ed- pects a report on drug condi- local officials. 7,000 years ago to the mod- Calling for heavy penalties, ucation, judicial and proba- tions in the county and the Mr. Schultz said five coun- ern-day use of natural and synthetic drugs. He said glue sniffing is a comparatively recent innova- tion. He noted, however, that ,901 Contract Awarded 100 years ago affluent young people sniffed chloroform for "kicks." The session was attended For MonmouuYs Golf Course by Police Chief Harry Harvey and 20- area police officers. FREEHOLD — The county by having the county do some Detective Sgt. Frank Licitra Board of Freeholders yester- of the work, such as clearing of the State Police Narcotics day awarded a, $448,901 con- the field of trees, demolishing Division will be guest speak- tract to Mariano Contractors existing farm silos and truck- er at the final session of the Inc. of Iselin to build the ing the white sand for the seminar Monday, April 23. GREAT SCENE — Hundreds of enthusiasts browsed for buys at the opening yes- county's first golf course in traps. Howell Township. On display in the Hall of terday of the Red Bank Antiques Show and Sale, the 19th annual event, which Freeholder Benjamin H. Records here is a mock up of marked the re-opening of the Parish Hall of Trinity Episcopal Church for its tra- Danskin said that the firm the course which includes ditional show. It is continuing today from noon to 10 p.m. and to-morrow from had built courses in Manala- areas for sledding, nature Meyner pan and the Navesink in the trails and a picnic area. noon to 6 p.m. (Register Staff Photo) county. The freeholders awarded a Mariano was Die lowest of $12,200 contract to C. H. Sut- Files; 1st five bidders. phen of Freehold for paving materials for bridge decks Mr. Danskin said the county and approaches. The firm decided to have the automatic Of Party Antique Show, Sale was the lowest of four bid- irrigation installed'since this ders. is the method now being used Others bidding for the job when courses are built. TRENTON (AP) - Former were Manzo Contracting Co, Gov. Bobert B. Meyner, with- The 18-hole course is expect- of Matawan with $16,800; A. out any fanfare, has become ed to be ready by the spring Campo Company of Farming- Fills Trinity Again the first Democrat to file for of 1971. dale with $21,600 and Earl As- his party's gubernatorial no- Initially the golf course was phalt Company of Farming- mination. By NANCY HUTCHINS of this show come not to just look, but to scheduled to be ready for lim- dale with $24,808. RED BANK — For some, April 15 is a buy. The selection of items for sale runs Meyner did not even deliv- ited use by the fall of 1970 but Contracts for canned goods black day on the calendar, but for many the gamut from dainty jewelry, crystal er his nominating petition to the opening was delayed be- and miscellaneous groceries Red Bank area residents, it was a red- and china through to massive chests, tables, cause the freeholders had re- for the Thompson Medical the secretary of state's of- letter day, regardless of the income tax and sideboards. Prints, paintings, oriental jected the bids and revised Home, Montgomery Medical fice personally yesterday. deadline. Yesterday was the opening day art objects, vases, glassware, items to the specifications, Home and the county jail Instead, the petitions, con- of the three-day 19th Annual Red Bank tempt the fancy of every collector, are be- On 102-Acre Tract were awarded to Hanson for taining an estimated 3,400 sig- Antiques Show and Sale in Trinity Episco- ing shown. The course is to be built on $13,488, Flagstaff for $10,547 natures, were presented to pal Church. The Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, honor- a 392-acre tract, formerly the and National Food Products Deputy Secretary of State The show, which was canceled last ary chairman of the event, greeted new- Carl Gamer farm behind the THE COUNTY'S FIRST — This is the mock-up pre- for $2,438. Robert Falcey by Salvatcre year after an Easter fire destroyed the comers at the door, and expressed his Howell Township High School. pared by the county's park department of the coun- Prismo Safety Corp. of A. Bontempo, who served in church, opened its doors yesterday to a pleasure at the large turnout, and the spa- The. county bought • the land ty's first golf course to be built in Howell Township. Huntington, Pa. was award- Meyner's cabinet as commis- record-breaking crowd of antiques enthu- ciousness of the new parish hall. siasts. tor ¥285,272. It is adjacent to The letter A shows where the clubhouse is to be ed a $32,980 contract for white sioner of conservation and Equipped with a camera, he was seen the Manasquan River, along and yellow rapid setting pave- economic development. The tea room was in full swing, with taking candid shots of the committee mem- Preventorium Road, about a built; B is the future nine-hole course; C is the nature ment marking materials, The Meyner petitions were patrons waiting in line from noon till after bers and workers at the luncheon. "With mile south of Farmingdale. trails; D is the sledding area and E is the practice Link Paper Company of En- filed shortly after state Pub- 1 p.m., when the pace began to slow a the new lighting," he enthused, "I don't The freeholders had adopted range. The course is expected to be ready for use by glewood was awarded an $8,- lic Utilities Commissioner bit. Fifteen of the brick-red geraniums used even need a flash." as table decorations had been sold to cus- a $480,000 bond ordinance for the spring of 1971. 160 contract for furnishing William E. Ozzard of Somer- With more room, more dealers than the project. Of the total, teletype paper for the Police ville brought his petitions in tomers by 2 p.m. ever, and the usual hard work of its plan- $469,657 is proposed for con- Radio County-wide teletype for the Republican guberna- "Sold" signs were obvious throughout ners, the 19th Antiques Show is off to » struction and the balance for be built in phases. The course courses in the state are. system which is scheduled to torial nomination. the antiques collections, for the followers rousing start. be implemented within a architectural fees. The is designed to be self-support- The freeholders were able Ozzard, a former state sen- ing as other county golf couple of months. course and its facilities will to trim the construction costs ator from Somerset County, filed his own petitions con- taining an estimated 2,000 sig- Policy on School Disruption natures. He is the second Old Freehold Township Tree Is Sparedcandidate to file for the GOP nomination. Senate President FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - sion last year when new curb- In other business, the board al parking space which would Frank X, McDermott, R- Established by Ocean Board A tree that grew up in this ing was installed. approved a site plan applica- bring the total to 72 spaces, Union, was the first candi- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The mittees consisting of three "We saved the tree from tion to Bernardus Buitenhaus, of six more than the number during, or after my election township will continue to date of either party to file Board of Education adopted representatives from each had any discussions on the the curbing," Mr. Miller said. owner of the Freehold Motor required. for nomination as governor. a statement last night estab- grade level elected by their subject." grow. "I'd hate to lose the tree for Motel on Rt. 9. A resolution on sidewalk Served Two Terms lishing its policy concerning classmates. Ideas and sugges- Board member Alex Maron Because of last night's the sidewalk." The plan calls for addition- specifications by Elon Homes Meyner, who served two school disruption. tions emanating from meet- then said that apparently Mr. Planning Board decision, an in the Colts Brook develop- consecutive terms as gover- The statement, which fol- ings between these commit- Harris was trying to start the old maple will be able to ment was approved subject to nor, preceded Democratic lows closely the state attor- tees and their principals rumor and congratulated him withstand the encroachment formal approval by the town- Gov. Richard J. Hughes in ney general's recommen- shall be referred to the re- on doing so. of a new sidewalk. Froehlich Warns Firm ship engineer. office. The state's constitu- dations, says that "no vio- spective student govern- Chairman of the planning tion prohibits a governor The board gave Edward It was reported that the en- lence, disruption, vandalism, ments. and construction commit- Miller of Gordons Corner from serving more than two or seizure of school buildings During the public participa- tee Alan A. Broza said that About Propane Storage gineer has recommended the terms consecutively. Road permission to keep the use of on-site material as a or property by anyone, stu- tion portion of the meet- the board had requested ar- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Four other Democrats are dent or adult, resident or non- tree on his property on what Midland officials assured base because it would bu ing former board member chitects' schematics and the • Mayor Hans Froehlich told seeking the gubernatorial resident of the community, remains of the original Mayor Froehlich no gas will harder and stronger than Robert Harris said that he estimated cost of possible ad- representatives of Midland nomination, but have not yet can be permitted to interfere homestead that the builders be stored in the tanks until three inches of artificially had heard a rumor that one ditions to the township's Glass Co., Cllffwood Ave., a site plan is approved and filed nominating petitions. with the fulfillment ... of bought for the Point Ivy compacted gravel as required board member and a politi- schools or the construction of Cliffwood, at last night's a building permit is obtained. They are U.S. Rep. Henry the obligation to provide a housing development. by ordinance. cian from a neighboring com- a new school. He reported Planning Board meeting that Ray Jurewicz of Locust St., Hoistoskl of East Rutherford, suitable education for all munity were discussing re- that construction of the Way- The township will build the two propane gas storage tanks Cliffwood, alleged the firm The board also approved former state Sen. Ned. J. children in the township." gionalization of the township side School is OR schedule. new sidewalk around the tree, already built without a build- was denied permission by the three minor subdivisions, one Parsckian, of Itidgewootl; D, school system. Mr. Broza, who is also allowing a change in eleva- ing permit and site plan ap- The slatement goes on to Zoning and Planning Boards at Wemrock Orchards and Ixiuis Tonti of Ilolmdcl Twp., detail plans for coping with After board president John chairman of the finance com- tion at that spot. proval will be demol shed if three years ago to build iden- two others, subject to approv- executive director of the New student and non-student disor- II. Moor 3d said that hn him- mittee, said that the items any propane gas is stored in tical propane gas storage Agreement Given al by the township engineer. Jersey Highway Authority, ders. The plans culminate in self was opposed lo regional- which will be pared from the them. tanks because of safety fac- and state Son. William Kelly ization and that he did not defeated school budget and In return, Mr. Miller has tors. These were one applica- police aclion if the demon- given the municipality a The board referred the mat- of Jersey City. strators fail to comply witli know of any discussions, Mr. put into a bond Issue will bo Edward Fisler was granted tion for two lots on Ut. 79 and "hold harmless agreement." ter to the Zoning Board when In addition to McDermott school administration re- Harris directed his question finalized by the next meet- E. Freehold Waterworks and Ozzard, Congressmen to board member Norman ing, Thl.1 means that the township Chairman Marvin Paris said a site plan to reinstall glass quests to return to classes or Road on the estate of William T. Cahlll of Colllngs- Dorfman who defeated Mr. School Superintendent would be free from liability the storage of propane gas siding on Mickey's Doughnut leave school premises. is prohibited by ordinance. Shop, Ht. 35 and Itivordalo Armenia SmltJi, and another wood and Charles W. Sand- Harris in the last board (Sec- Charles A. Scott reported that If the tree roots damage the The firm had installed two man of Cape May and olalo Advisory Units Set... tion. an orientation program for Drive, Cliffwood. Permission for an adjustment in the sidewalk In the future. 30,000-gallon storage tanks to Son. Hurry M. Scars of Moun- The; policy statement nlso 'Never Thought' of It eighth graders to familiarize was granted on condition that boundary between two lots on tain Lakes are announced provides for new channels for Mr. Dorfman said, "I have them with high school pro- John Diiwcs, attorney for hold propane gas for use in 1 Mr. Millar, said that the nitrogen ovens for the mak- no parking lie permitted in Georgia Itoad, property of candidates for tlio Kepubllcan NtiHlfin disroninnl by estab- new tlioiiL'hl of rogionali/ia- warns will be held ^pnijjht in board gave similar permis- ing of glass. front of the stand. Allen Clayton. nomination. lishing student advisory com- tion and I nave never before, the liigli school auditorium. 18-THE DAILY REGISTER, Wed., April 16, 1969 Wants Crowd Two Youths For Astronaut Are Indicted FREEHOLD — Freeholder Benjamin H. Danskin yester- day urged all county resi- On 2 Counts dents to attend the homecom- ing celebration this weekend FREEHOLD - Two Long for astronaut Russell L. Branch youths were indicted Schweickart. by the Monmouth County The Wall Township free- Grand Jury yesterday on holder said that there will be charges of attempting to a celebration for the astro- obtain money under false naut Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Wall Stadium. pretenses and carrying an NASA has given Mr. automatic pistol in their ve- Schweickart permission to hicle without a permit. visit Wall Township and Man- asquan this weekend. Mr. Charles T. Wall Jr., 339 Schweickart graduated from Gar-field Court, and Cornelius Wall Township Grammar W. Walker, 23 Grant Court, schools and the Manasquan both 20, were charged with High School. attempting to cash two worth- less checks totaling $303.16 drawn agaiast L & J Auto You Get PARTNERS — Hince Associates partners Martin J. Scanlon, left, and Donald E. Body, W. Bergen Place, Bed Charles plan computariztd mailing for client at modern communication! center. Bank, last Aug. 21 in Atlantic Highlands. They are accused of pre- senting toe checks to John Type Business Is Formed Murphy Jr. at the Monmouth MORE County National Bank. WITH FIRST MERCHANTS FAIR HAVEN - One of the Haven, he Is a member of degree. After college, he nation's newest businesses, the Red Bank lodge of Elks, served both as a Mississippi The grand jury handed up THE DANCE— Mrs. Maureen Deakin, director of a Red Bank dance school, puts DAILY INTEREST the producing and personaliz- Red Bank Rotary Club, Jer- River steamboat pilot, and indictments to Superior Court t class through the paces. She started to stud/ dance at the age of 10. Mrs. Dea- PAID FROM DAY OP ing of all services necessary sey Shore Public Relations officer of an inland waterway Judge Elvin R. Simmill, the Icin has opened her "Creative Dance Studio" at 8 Broad St. in the arcade next to DEPOSIT TO DAT OP for speeding information and Association and Fair Haven transportation company. assignment judge, who order- WITHDRAWAL ideas tn any number of se- Fire Company, He resides Co-chairman of the Fair Ha- ed them filed. Nttelsons J. Kridel. (Register Staff Photo) lected individuals, is being with his wife, Joyce, and four ven Beautification Committee, ProtMtaj a $25 balm* li David Robert Lieve, 22, of maintained at tin end «l H» conducted by Martin J. Sean- children at Hance Road, Fair he is publicity chairman for 328 Bath Ave., Long Branch, quarter. Inn and Donald E. Charles, Haven. the fire company, and a mem- was indicted on a charge of Granted Patent DINETTE SETS partners of Hanre Associates, Mr. Charles, who was born ber of the Jersey Shore Pub- 4% Per Annum possession of a stolen motor FT. MONMOUTH - A pat- 128 Fair Haven Hoad. In St. Louis, Mo., was gradu- lic Relations Association. Compounded and Paid vehicle worth $3,000, the ent has been granted to John FLOOR SAMPLE SALE The sophisticated, modern ated from Lawrenceville Mr. Charles, his wife Terry, property of James A. Comp- Quarterly School, and from the Univer- and their two children live E. Teti, West Long Branch, process, utilized by H.S.I. ton of Columbus, Ga., last on methods dealing with pro- Nationally Known Brands Depesltt Inured up te $15,000 sity of Missouri with an AB at 34 Kemp Ave., Fair Haven. by F.D.I.C. Computer Mailing Techniques Feb.. 26 in Keansburg. ducing depolarizer electrodes of Wayne, Pa., features an for thermal batteries. Mr. Reductions Up To 33-1/3% IBM 360 computer system, John J. Speziale Jr., 15 Mil- Wins Chemical Firm Promotion ler St., Highlands, was indict- Teti, who is chief of techni- keyed to high-speed, direct- cal plans and operations in IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! mall marketing equipment. NEW YORK - Joseph J. done graduate work in chem- ed on a charge ol possession of a stolen camera worth $75, the Electronic Components Hance Associates are regional Colao, S Woodland Drive, istry at Rutgers University. Laboratory of the Army sales representatives for the the property of Mrs. Krlstian Huffman & Boyle MnnMr PMml RMwn Lincroft, N.J., has been pro- He is a member of the Amer- Electronics Command, holds Pennsylvania firm. Wtlliamscn, also of Miller St., Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 Fidiral IM»»H liwrwa CM*. moted to manager, Thermo- ican Management Association three other patents. Among Hance Associates set molding compound sales, and the Society of Plastics last Jan. 23 in Highlands. clients are McGraw HiU Pub- Plastics Division, Allied Engineers. lishing Company, Hightstown; Chemical Corporation. Previ- Sun Oil Company, Philadel- ously, Mr. Colao had been ATTENDS CONCLAVE phia, and Steinbach Company marketing manager for ther- store in Red Bank, Asbury moset compounds. Bernard A. Pfelfer, son t Park and Brick Township, Mr. Colao joined tfie Plas- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard U and Delicious Orchards, Colts tics Division in 1982 as assist- Pfelfer of Freehold, wa Neck. ant to the manager of sales, among outstanding Air Fore A native of Kearny, Mr. plastics and resins. In 1963 Reserve Officers Trainin Scanlon holds an AB degree he was named produce mana- Corps cadets who attends from Seton Hall University. ger for Polyethylene and in the 21st National Arnold A He spent two years in the U.S. 1965 became product manager Society (AAS) Conclave i Air Force and is a past presi- for amino compounds. New Orleans. He is a men SHOP-RITE'S FRESH HAM SALE-CUT FROM CORN FED PORKERS" SHANK HALF FULL CUT J dent of the Kearny Jaycees. He graduated from Lafay- ber of the class of 1970 a President of Monmouth ette College in 1953 with a BA Manhattan College, Ne' County Credit Adjusters, Fair in chemistry. He has also York. Fresh Hams 13939? SHOP-RITE'S U.5.D.A. GOVT GRADED CHOKE YOUNG STEER BEEF

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Sot. Apfil 19, 1967. Ouontify rights r*. Oceanport Jiervid. Not r«- jpofisibl. for ty Library To 10 Pieces ihpicol Mark Week OCEANPORT—The Ocean- Anchor port Public Library Associa- tion is sponsoring a poster contest open to all school chil- dren in grades 4 through 8. Hocking Early The theme of the contest is, "Be All You Can Be. Read." A panel of four judges will TWO FOR THE MONEY select winners in two catego- Amercian 1OW PRICES PLUS ries — fourth to sixth grade, and the seventh and eighth S&H STAMPS grade entries. Awards of cash prizes will be announced Monday. All posters will be on display during National Library Week, April 20-26. The display cases in the main entrance to the munici- pal building will house a li- brary theme during the lat- ter half of this month. The cases are kept filled by the Oceanport Historical Society. Plans were also finalized YOU'LL WANT ALL 10 FREE SERVING PIECES! for the annual spring lun- cheon to be held at Crystal One piece FREE each week hi WEEK SlbWEEK Brook Inn on Wednesday, •ilk UMfuittaaindmtUr Ami Mule! n»ipipacH|ta IVROUND SERVING TRA1 FOOTED CANDY DISH FREE* April It tt 21,19(9' Hay 7. There will be prizes FREEiONESERVING PIECEAWEEK FREE* MIJ!I bn, 1969 and surprises for all guests. FOR THE NEXT 10 WEEKS. 2nd WEEK 7th WEEK Tickets may be obtained from Starting April 16th anil continuing for the next ten GONDOLA DISH COVERED SUGAR BOWL any association member. FREE'Apriinto 29,1969 weeks you will get one serving piece of this eleganl FREE'MiyMta June 3,19(9 Anchor Hocking Prescut Glassware During National Library (listwire free with the coupon in Acme's weekly MWEEK BlhWEEK Week there will be a newspaperad and your $5.00 purchase or more. What COVERED CANDY DISH 18-oz. PITCHER membership campaign. an- extraordinary opportunity, each piece of glass* FREE*April30toMiy6.19Gi FKEE*Juri.4lol(l,196a 11" ROUND SERVING TRAY «Kb Ah exipon ad SIM putta* « men axdudhg hmi pioMbttni by Im r wan is patterned after treasured hand-tut crystal in 4HWEEK 91HWEEK In the past year, file cabi- Early American style. Etch piece graceluljy captures NAME ; OIL OR VINEGAR CRUET CREAMER nets, children's table and and reflects light, adding glittering excitement to ADDRESS _JREPHi|Ttotll96» FBEE'JOMIIIO 17.1961 chairs, story hour materials your table service. It's decoratne! It's serviceable! 511) WEEK and other facilities were pro- It's for hundreds of paginate uses when you RedemaW. Apr. 16 to 27,1969, .69( Beef Arm Steak ....ib.89* Bar-B-Que Chicken .b69' THIS COUPON WORTH FAMILY 30 STAMPS S&H j PACK with purchase of three 46-oz. cans < IDEAL IDEAL TOMATO JUICE SMALL EGGS NAME doz. ADDRESS . «tU Mm Sot, April 17,1999. .LIMIT ONI COUPON Pi! FAMILY. 25c OFF LABEL' .KtUUlAK, MtAI OK MAKINAKA _ ga^ Ragu Sauces T59 Tide Detergent .99' CAMPBELL'S VEGETARIAN OR . ASSORTED FLAVORS THIS COUPON WORTH S Vegetable Soup 8s 1 30 STAMPS SOC.H Hi-C Drinks 4 1 with purchase of four 11 -ox. cans Unbeatable Frozen Food Savings.' Unbeatable Dairy Dtpt Savings CHOPPED OR LEAF FROZEM IDEAL TOMATO SOUP GLAD NAME SPINACH if? , ADDRESS Eight fresh, new fashions EYE C from simple basic high to BIRD5EYE IDEAL . ItdnrnobbthniSol.. April. 19,1969. Fleischmann s 23 UMIT ONI COUPON PEI FAMILY. low-belted beauties — Eight 38 WRAP smart ways to look this sum- 23?33« I 25T19- mer, all seasons. Easy-sew. SARA LEE STRAWBERRY CREACREAM wmmm MargarinFLORIDA CITRUS BRANLe > PURE MfBEc IN STAY-FRESH POLY BAGS Printed Pattern 9291: New Cheese Cake kg!#7c Orange Juice g°i55 Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. P SUPREME BREAD THIS COUPON WORTH New Half Sizes 12& 14'/3 B 16'/2, 18& m, 22'/4. SIXTY-FIVE CENTS in cotes C^Z Cheese....S2y Sliced White 30 STAMPS S&H for each pattern—add 15 cents with purchase of any two loaves for each pattern for first-class SPRING CROP mailing and special handling. SUPREME BREAD Send to Marian Martin, The NAME. Daily Register, Pattern Dept., ADDRESS 232 West 18th St., New York, N. Y. 10011. Print Name, Ad- RxtMnuibli thru Sat, April 19.1969. dress with Zip, Size and Style LIMIT ONI COUPON PER FAMILY. Number. Spring Send-off! More fresh ears young, easy-sew styles in Spring-Summer Pattern Cata SUNKIST LARGE U.S. #1 31b CEUO BA'GGED o^ log. Free pattern coupon. 50c. 3)b e THIS COUPON WORTH New INSTANT SEWING Navel Oranges ...10 for59" Yellow Onions.....bW29 Red Radishes....2bag; 19* C MFG Book—shows you how to sew U.S. # 1 RUSSET 5 Ib CALAVO FRESH 1O It today, wear it tomorrow. c ( towards purchase of one 12-oz. pkg. Over 500 pictures. Only ?1. Baking Potatoes., bag 49' Avocado Pears ..2 f.r35 Southern Yams .....ib15 FINAL WEEK TO COMPLETE YOUR ART MASTERPIECE COLLECTION TOTAL CEREAL NAME. Morganville Mail IUY ONE PICTURE AT REGULAR PRKE GET THE 2nd PICTURE FRH!... WHILE THEY LASH. ADDRESS Will Be Delivered BUY ONE ^_ ^^ _ 8"x10" Pictures 2 for 59C 12"x24" Pictures 2 for 99' ItdMnubh thru Sot, April 19,1969. WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen LIMIT ONI COUPON PER FAMILY. ICMC Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., was GET ONE rHEKi H"x14" Pictures 2 for 79e 16 "x 20" Pictures 2 for 99* advised yesterday that the **ma "••» FREE9MW Mm ^m. i^M I^ W! IMPORTAHTI-ACME'S WEE PICTURE OFFER EXPIRES SAT. APRIL 19,1969 Post Office Department will Inaugurate city delivery ser- IVORY LIQUID GRANULATED vice from the Morganville 2 C l THIS COUPON WORTH Post Office, effective May 31 12-oz. 22-ot. Ivory Snow P c 8S .. "£ 37 Service will cost $5,000 an- btl. btl. LIQUID LEMON 5c OFF LABEL 20c OFF LABE1 50 STAMPS S&H nually, and will provide im C DOWNY proved mail delivery for 3,000 with purchase of any pkg. of families. 33' 57' Joy.... ^28' "62 FABRIC SOFTENER LIQUID PORK CHOPS FOR SHOWERING DASH 32-ox.' 22or. NAME . . . bll. 82' . bll. Precision showerhead caller.' DETERGENT Thrill 57' C ADDRESS DETERGENT 12c OFF LABEL "Mark Sixty" has 60 dircctiona IC 50-oi. 17-0*. ••d»m GOLD AND FIZDALE, PIANISTS swinging, gum-chewing, sharp-tongutd waltrsu. and Mrs. Joseph Mahon. TONIGHTS PERFORMANCE IS SOLD OUT 12:00 O "One* « Thief" instrumental music and Paul (R) Music will be provided by Crammer will direct the cho- 1:30 ID "Driftwood" B THE MERV SRIFFIN SHOW 0 3:30 O "Fury at Smuggltr'i Bay" Joseph Sovathy. STARTS TOMORROW ruses. O THE KINS FAMILY 0 4:30 O "Smaih-Up" In charge of costume de- OPENING NIGHT BENEFIT FOR The program will include: sign are Mrs. Louis Rainone, SHREWSBURY BORO SCHOOL O "Son of Palafae*" ID PERRY MASON Schubert's Unfinished Sym- "The Case of the Green-Eyed Sister". Attempts to Mrs. Theodore Eeradacelli, EIGHTH GRADE phony; selections from "West EVENING convince an unscrupulous private detective there Mrs. John Conroy, Mrs. Her- 6:00 8 O NEWS 9 ia no payoff In a blackmail involve Perry in a mur- bert Lacey, Mrs. Robert Si- Side Story" and the "Mexi- der charge. THE GREATEST ADVENTURE OF THEM ALL O ©ILLIGAN'S ISLAND , mons, Mrs. Ivar Quigley, can Shuffle," played by the O BOOK BEAT 0 "Tho Kldnapperi" Mrs, William Gorman, Mrs. concert band; "Why Not," ID F TROOP 9:00 O THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 0 Harry Birmingham, Mrs. An- WALT DISNEY'S "Plymouth Rock" and "Hock "Play, Gypsy, Play" The Hillbillies fly to England and Jethro tries to smuggle their pet turkey buzzard aboard the plane, thony Nuccio, Mrs. Walter Bottom," by the stage band. IS TV HIGH SCHOOL ' then through British custom!. Foley and Mrs. George Car- 6:30 e MY FAVORITE MARTIAN radino. Also Included will be: O KRAFT MUSIC HALL 0 O EYEWITNESS NEWS_6:30 REPORT <• "Johnny Cash, on the Road". Johnny Cash is holt Proceeds from the ejvent Psalms 117 and 134, "Hymn to Kate Smith, Don Ho, Paul Lynda and Browning O I SPY 8 will benefit the eighth grade ol David" and "Reflections "There Was a Little Girl". Assigned to guard th» Bryant, Carl Perkins, the Stratler Brothers and daughter of a US Cabinet member, our agents find the Tennessee Three are featured. graduation trip and the Com- in Space" by the Tower Sing- that baby-ilttlng for a, teenager can be very haz- O THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE munion breakfast. ers; "You'll Never Walk ardous, "Do Not Disturb" (1964) starring Doris Day, Rod A dress rehearsal will be ID VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OP THE SEA O Taylor. Comedy about an American buslneisman, Alone," "The Sound ol Si- "The Creature". The Seavlew uarchei the oe«an transferred to England and his well meaning but held Friday at 9 a.m. lence" and "Cherish," by the floor for the force which caused an aborted missile meddlesome wife. launching. Girls Chorus, and Beethov- 0D CRITIQUE IB CANCION DE LA RAZA 9:30 O GREEN ACRES 0 Band Concert en's Symphony No. 5 by the 7:00 B CBS EVENING NEWS 8 Hollywood producer Boris Fedor Is stunned to learn Symphonic Winds. with Walter Cronklta that "acting discovery" Arnold Zlffel li t pig, but Is Scheduled O HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT & decides to give the animal a screen test anyway. Student conductor Thomas Part II.. WEST LONG BRANCH - O I LOVE LUCY 8 Cupples will be featured to- ID PASSWORD O Plans (or the second annual O ABC EVENING NEWS WITH gether with specialists Fran- Guests: John Forty the, Barbara Rush concert to be sponsored by FRANK REYNOLDS 8 .10:00 O HAWAII FIVE-0 0 the Greater Shore Area Com- FEATURE cis Perry on the guitar and IB NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Investigator Steve McGarrett probes the death of. munity Band were complet- AT Brian Grammer and Kenneth 7:30 B THE GLEN CAMPBELL GOODTIME an official Influential In changing the face of the ed at a meeting of the unit's Islands. 7:00 • 9:15 Rugg on drums. HOUR 8 executive committee in the O THE OUTSIDER 0 GueaU: Nancy Sinatra, Tim Conway, Al Martlno. home of Dr. and Mrs. Henry The concert will be open to Robert Ooulet makts a cameo appearance. "Through a Stained Glass Window". Roes la hired the public. O THE VIRGINIAN 8 to trail a paroled convict supposedly the only per- Melnik, here. "The Heritage". An Indian maid, educated In an son who knows the hiding place of a fortune in stolen money. The concert is slated for MIDDUTOWN Eastern school, tells Clay Qralnftr that she li net Sunday, May 4, in Meadow- HELD OVER sure she wants to return to the humble life on the O 10 O'CLOCK NEWS brook School, Eatontown. The reservation. (R) ID DR. KILDARE OWN 2nd WEEK B TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 9 "Speak Not in Angry Whispers". When his wife, GSAC band is composed of T 471-10M i CLUB BENE' O HERE COME THE BRIDES 8 from whom he is separated, is brought unconscious 72 musicians, students and "The Deadly Trade". The accidental death of logger to Blair, a burley kitchen worker at the hospital adults representing 26 com- DINNER THEATER Will Harmon during Jeremy and Joshua's horse- thinks it Is an attempt to gain his sympathy. munities. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER play brings his kinsmen, four rough trappen, t» IB NEWSFRONT Rout* 35 Morgan, N.J. Seattle for revenge. 11:00 BOOO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 Attending the session were BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR Mr. and Mrs. William Bloom, O WHAT'S MY LINE 8 O THE DONALD O'CONNOR SHOW 0 presents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauter, ID THE HONEYMOONERS O BROKEN ARROW Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Herry CLIFF IB MAKING THINGS GROW 8 "Warrant For Arrest" and Frank Senko, all here; ROSEMARY PRINZ 11:30 O THE LATE SHOW "The Kid From Brooklyn" starring Danny Kaye, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nancyt ROBERTSON "PINNY" In flw TV Show Virginia Mayo. A mousey milkman turns boxer by Keansburg; William Steven- "At Tlit World Tumi" a twist of fate. (1H6) son and Otis Arnts, Wana- O THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 massa, and Armand Johnson, THE POIGNANT, IN P.S. At The starring Johnny Carson Wall Township. INCREDIBLE STORY O THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW O OF A MAN WHOSE means Plus Service O THE FLICK Mr. Bloom is president of TWO WORLDS COLLIDE! between Asbury Park "Sealed Cargo" with Dana Andrews, Claude Raines. the organization. and Newark A small fishing vessel rescues a man who claims to "A GIRL COULD Movies be captain of a ship whose crew mutinied, only to find after they have taken him in that he has actu- Democrats to Hear RED BANK ally commanded a fleet of Nazi subs that threaten P.S.#130 CARLTON- their country. (1951) About Sewer System Monmmith ArtR FoundAtlM] Bra- GET LUCKY" ID TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES Asbury Park- •wit: "Gold and Flsdala" I:JO. PORT MONMOUTH - In- CLIFF ROBERTSON EATONTOWN "Magic Fire" staring Yvonne DeCarlo, Rita Gam. The life and loves of composer Richard Wagner. formation on the Sewerage DANCING IVIRY FRIDAY, Newark Buses COMMUNITY- Sarvinfi: (1958) Authority's planned compre- CLAIRE BLOOM SHr 3:00: 8:30. SATURDAY aid SUNDAY IINCROFT— HOIMDEI hensive township sewer sys- AFTIR THI SHOW MATAWAN—SAYREWOODS FREEHOLD 12:30 O FORTUNE MOVIE tem will (be featured at the NEWARK AIRPORT MALL— "Marshal's Daughter" (1953) starring Laurie An- meeting of the Democratic SwlM Family Roblnaon T:10; 9:56. ders, Hoot Gibson. Young girl and her marshal • PUILIC INVITED TO DANCI •n roule lo Newark Club Friday In the Elks Club Fuqutnt nrvlc». low lain. Fort trip ASBURY PARK father clean out a town while disguised as a medi- cine man and a showgirl. building, Main St. and Rt. 36. via Parkway and Tumpika LYRIC- • NO COVIR Aik but oparator about lowccftt 10>trIp Trja Uon In Winter 3:M: I:JO. 1:00 O LATE NEWS 0 Guest speakers will be au- SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY comnuler llckn. MAYFAIR- 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY thority chairman Edward • NO MINIMUM WIIIC SIMM COO(DINATH) TONSrOIT BWIH Fatally Hoblnioo 3:00: "Fourteen Hours" (1951) starring Richard Base- Schumann and other author- 7:oo: 9:20. ST. JAMES- hart, Barbara Bel Geddes. Drama about an emo- ity members, MacDara F. Ly- DINNER & SHOW 7.50 up Shoe. rt Ui* Flahnmu 3:80; : tionally unstable young man who contemplates den, club president, has an- ending his life as he stands for fourteen hours on nounced. The public is invit- LAST ' M NEPTUNE CITY a high ledge. ed. OMMUKITY SPECIAL GROUP RATE NEPTUNE CITY- ID LATE NEWS FINAL 0 DAYS FOR IS OR MORII Support Ymir L«c»l Siirltt 7:30; 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW "Jungle Man Eaters" (1951) starring Johnny Welss- BRICK TOWN muller, Karin Booth. Jungle Jim and Inspector Ber- FOR RESERVATIONS CALL ATLANTIC BRICK PLAZA- nard are about to smash a diamond smuggling ring ^AROBERT WISE FILM 727-3000* rtmlly Roblnton 7:10; headed by a man called Latour. AHenrie Highlands 291.0148 f 8:M. 1 HALL CINEMA- 1:30 O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 0 Fret Smoking Section Buon& Stro Mn, Otmvbail 7:10; 1:45 O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 JVLIEANDREWS" * 9:10 TONITE 7:00 > 9:00 1:50 O THE LATE LATE SHOW I TOMS RIVER "The Night Holds Terror" starring Jack Kelly, COMMUNITY- Htldy Parks. Hitch-hikers hold a man and his fam- 1 * nan* mum FILM St.r 7:00: 1:50. ily when they discover he has a wealthy father. DjOVER- (1955) gwlis Fimlly Robinson 3:09: 7:06 "Buona yiatningJHt 9:2S. 2:00 O NEWS HEADLINES TODAY Rntourant & Cocktail Loungt 2:30 O NEWS AND WEATHER Sera, North of Red Bank 3:35 B THE LATE LATE SHOW II AT "Naked in the Sun" starring James Craig, Lita M Specializing In Top Quality MIUDLETOWN Milan. Indian uprising and the slave trad* are con- 2:30 & 8:30 TOWN- trasting points of interest. (1957) Ohsrly I:1J: 9:28 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 5:20 O GIVE US THIS DAY ATLANTIC- CHAR-BROIL Buont Sera Mn. Campbell 7:00; 9:00. STEAKS HAZLET PLAZA- Registration TF.J5 Bwlis Kanilly Rnliinson 7:10; SM35. ADRIVE-IN ROUTE 35 DRIVE-IN- for LUNCH Wlnnle the Pwh 7:00; SWIH l».5ovniici.«n » Kurally Robiirson 7:30; 11:30; Deadline Set HULET 2642200 and DINNER Robin A tlip Sevtn Hoodi 8:30, KEYFORT FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - ENTERTAINMENT IN THI LOUNGE ON WEEKENDS STRAND- Harold H. Schank, municipal OPEN 7 DAYS A WEIK FROM 11:30 A.M. ON Charly 7:00; 10:31: A Dandy In MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER. EATONTOWN JUpIC 1:49. clerk announced at the Town- EAST BRUNSWICK ship Committee meeting that TURNPIKE- Thursday, April 24, is the OUTDOORrnSwIst Family Ktilln- deadline for residents to reg- eon 7:00; Olia-rlls the umMtmie Coufar »:». ister to vote. He said he INDOOR - Swln PamllT Robin- would be available to register •on 7:30; 11:05: Chartlt uia Lorn- •ome Cougsu 9:00. voters in his office from 7 to PERTH ANBOY , 9 p.m. on April 21, 22, 23 and AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 24. Ckrltmn T:00; "!*• Bloody Pit o» llorror 7:0«; 10:20: Tlrror Crei- The committee adopted an turei From the Ormvaa 1:60. ordinance requiring a two Walt Disney CINEMA- thirds vote to dismiss the busi- SWIM Family Robituon 3:00; 4:.%: 7:16: 8:10. ness administrator. Commit- nniethefooh Hazlet teeman William Benassi said this changed the job from one Highway 35 TV's 'Penny' based upon year to year ap- pointments to a permanent At Club Bene position, and removes it from AIT THEATRES MATINEES . WED., SAT., SUN. 264-2400 MORGAN — Rosemary the political arena. AT 2:30 P.M. Prlnz, who for years played INLIMITED FREE PARKINGI/FREE SMOKING SECTION! Approved was the purchase EVENINGS AT 8:30 P.M. the role of Penny on CBS- of a new police car, from SUNDAY EVENING AT I P.M. by Special Arrangement . . TV's "As the World Turns," S. B. King and Co., Freehold, is starring in this month's for $2,835. FREEhold MAIA production of "A Girl Could APPEARING TONIGHT Rt. 36 mUfctt. Ml- 2(4404 Get Lucky" at Clut) Bene Din- The committee authorized b*r, tab 9-462-0600 with the "CHUCKLES" ner-Theatre, Rt. 35. the clerk to receive bids at THE GREATEST ADVENTURE OF THEM ALL! 3 Academy Awards Miss rrinz, who left TV for Ihe municipal building at 2 INCLUDING Columbia Recording Artist live theater, appeared In the p.m. May 7 for road mate- same play during a cross- lals, gasoline and water me- BEST ACTRESS AND BEST SCREENPLAY II country tour. She has. per- ters. BKFll« IEVINC ._ !AN*VCO CMIASIY HIM "GEORGE CARROLL formed In "The Gray Eyed The salary of clerk-typist, KMHARIN€H6PBURN Who Recently Appeared on the Mcrv Griffin Show People" and in summer stock Mrs. Dolores E. Foulkcs, was and road shows. increased from M,1CO to H- The daughter of Milton 400 as of April 16. IHeUONlNVflNTeR ALL NEW COMEDY ACT Prill/, celllsl willi Toseanini The committee approved an and the NHC Symphony Or- RtHirvad Sear Tlckttt Available ly Mall, At The In Office, Or At Any Walter Reade Theatre fheslrii, Miss I'rlnz recorded ordinance changing the name Dinner Served From 5-10 — Sandwiches Till 12 SOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY AND f UNDAV an album entitled "TV's Pen- of a section of Windsor Drive Mo Cover — No Minimum For Rotorvatloni 264-Z4DO II A.M. !• » P.M. ny — Rosemary I'rinz Sings." lo Windsor Tcr. Colts Neck War Dead Data Sought W«i, April 16, W/i—21 Law Day Programs THE DAILY REGISTER., Mike Douglas COLTS NECK - The town Readers knowing names of dents received their mail ship plans to erect a memo- other township servicemen from Lincroft and Eatontown rial bearing the names of killed in action are asked to post, offices, as some Colts colm V. Carton of Asbury township men killed during submit them to "War Memo- Neck residents do today. Set for High Schools Park will appear in Christian World War II, the Korean rial," P.O. Box 3, Colts Neck, These facts should be consid- LONG BRANCH - Five Howard M. Newman, Key- Brothers Academy, Lincroft; Thinks Freely War and in Vietnam. N.J., 07722. ered in determining what area attorneys will conduct port attorney, will conduct Stanley Yacker of Matawan To date, township officials Readers are reminded that names are eligible for the Law Day ceremonies in area ceremonies Thursday in will conduct ceremonies in By BOB THOMAS guru, pot, LSD. His experience are certain of only five names until November, 19C2, Colts war memorial. high schools under scholar- Raritan High School, Hazlet. Matawan Regional High HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Add with narcotics proved worth- of Colts Neck men killed in Neck was known as Atlantic • ship of the Monmouth Coun- Ceremonies in four other School, and Mr. Falvo will Michael Douglas to the ever- while, he believes, "because action: James Comerford, Township. Also, two areas of ty Bar Association in con- schools will be Thursday, appear in Long Branch High growing list of movie stars' it taught me about rhythm in James K. Moroau, Alex Gra- town are still referred to by Slender wheatgrass and junction with state and na- May 1. Martin M. Kudnickof School. children who are making it in living. You know how some belewski and Timothy Lott in their old names, Scobeyville reed canarygrass are the only tional bar associations, Peter Hazlet and Red Bank will Ceremonies for high school films. But don't try to classify days you feel dull and listless World War, II and Gerald and Vanderberg. In addition. cultivated forage crops native S. Falvo Jr., local attorney, lead ceremonies in Ocean students are sponsored by the him with and other days you feel alive? in Vietnam. some Atlantic Township resi- to Canada. has announced. Township High School; Mal- bar associations. the others. Everyone has certain rhythms "I didn't and using narcotics helped me grow up in realize this." He says he is no B e verly longer a user "because nar- Hills, thank cotics dulls the senses and God," says you need the sharp edges for SUNDJ DAILY 9 A, M. to 10 P. H.I the 24 - year acting." - old son of Flunks in School Kirk Doug- He was so involved with las. "I could making the scene that he think of failed to make IILS grades. V Repeat of a SMASH Sellout! THOMAS nothing Mike flunked out, visited his worse than growing up in the father on European locations richest city in the richest state where he worked as assistant in the richest country in the director, then went back to world. How could you possibly school at Santa Barbara. preserve any sense of real- This time it was different. ? * $EYE ROUNDf ity.?" He casually joined the univer- Michael Douglas is indeed sity drama group "I never a free-thinking lad. He speaks had the slightest idea of being with disarming frankness an actor before; I guess I FOOD J ROAST BEEF about flunking out of college, automatically rebelled at the about dabbling in narcotics, notion." He found he liked etc. He is his own man, as acting, later performed a cou- SAVE Approx. 40c Ib. Hollywood is discovering. ple of summers at a Water- Douglas is an instant star, ford, Conn., theater. His .A. Gov't Inspected thanks to the recent CBS career leaped forward with PERDUE CHICKEN PARTS Extra Leon Fresh Playhouse drama, "The Ex- the CBS Playhouse stint. periment." He drew good no- "I always took the subway (EAST Quarters tices from the telecast, as he to work at the off-Broadway LEG Quarters did in a recent off-Broadway theater," he said. "The day ROUND Ground I IF play, "City Scenes." Now he after the show appeared on is starring with Arthur Ken- television, people • stared at AT ATLANTIC SUPERAMA nedy and Teresa Wright in me in the subway. At the. . Farm Fresh Homemode • Fresh his first film, "Hail, Hero," theater I could detect a buzz which concerns father-son in the audience as people Shrewsbury Ave. At Route 35 CHICKS HOT or SWEET differences • over long hair, said, 'You know who that is? 1 Ib Vietnam and other elements That's Kirk Douglas son.' . NEW SHREWSBURY LIVERS Italian Sausage of the generation gap. That doesn't bother me. Not 59 Mike himself wears his at all. I get no hangups about brown hair in the fashionable being a famous man's son." U.S. Choice Oven-Ready long style, though he appears He is the son of Douglas AMERICAN CHEESE TRAY PACK to have passed through the and his wife, actress Diana YELLOW OR WHITE hippie stage. That happened Dill, now married to writer PROCESSED • SINGLES RIB ROAST in his university days. Bill Darrid. Mike's parents Ib "I had been attending a were divorced when he was 6, KRAFT 12-Ox. Pkg. First Cut 89c Ib. BACON prep school in the east, and and he has lived most of his 59 the natural progression would life in the East; he still con- ROYAL DAIRY have been for me to go on to siders New York his home. CORN OIL m , Yale," he related. "But I was With narrow face and thin 3.DOZEN i-DOZEN Vi-Gallon ready for a change, as big a nose, he seems to resemble Grade A change as possible. his mother more than Kirk. MARGARINE 4i GRADE A I heard about the Univer- Mike's admiration for his 85 PULLET sity of California at Santa father is obvious. Asked if KRAFT Aged BUTTER LARGE Barbara, which had four girls he seeks Kirk's advice, Mike for every man, a beautiful replied, "Not on career mat- Mb!" Pkg. campus on the ocean, surfing, ters. But I do like to discuss SWISS CHEESE EGGS EGGS CREAM and all that. That was for film acting with him. After 8-Ox. Package me." all, who knows more about it 55 C Mike went the whole route: than he does?" KRAFT TV COMMENT ORANGE JUICE 69 49*49 .D DEPT. Children Are Given Vz GALLON JAR 65 DAIRY DEPT. A Polynesian Treat FOOD CITY'S PRICES ^ LOWER EVERY DA Y By CYNTHIA LOWRY stage for the next discussion NEW YORK (AP) - A lot —three college presidents of school-age children, watch- around a table with Harry ing CBS's "Polynesian Adven- Keasoner. tare" last night,, undoubtedly All three expressed sympa- on 5,000 Items * Shop us and Compare SAVINGS envied the three children of thy and found justification for Stanton Waterman. the demands of black stu- Waterman, a motion and dents, mostly on the grounds Monfrco Frozen 1-Lb. 4-0z [Montco Frozen 10-Oz. Pkg. — and still photographer who that the students are primari- gives lectures, took his three ly seeking equality. All re- I g r out of srf-ool for a year, and sisted adamantly the idea the whole that a radical minority could STRAWBERRIES family went ever override the majority Cauliflower or Broccoli Spears 3« skin diving of students. FLORIDA Juicy Large EXTRA CRISP Fancy and sight- Most frightening result of seeing in college troubles, said Michi- Seedless FLORIDA FANCY Imported French Poly- gan's Dr. Robben Fleming is CARROTS nesia. that "never before has the PINEAPPLES The Na- public been so hostile in gen- GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES CUCUMBERS Cello Bag tional Geo- eral to students." graphic So- Dr. S. I. Hayakawa of em- ciety spe- battled San Francisco State cial, based suggested that much of the LOWRY on film shot trouble stems from the fury by and of the Waterman fam- of intellectuals who believe ily during the year, was a the world is run by the wrong combination travel-talk, na- people—business men and ture lecture and sometimes military men—and propose covered the ground — rather to push these wrong ones ITALIAN DARK the ocean floor — in the aside. CI SPICED style of Jacques Cousteau. GENOA TURKEY TURKEY Sometimes, alas, it looked a lot like home movies. ABC Suspends J HAM SALAMI ROLL This came when the attrac- SALAMI tive family was on dry land— Bar's License SUNSWEET ihopping in Tahiti, walking KEANSBURG - A net li- MARCAL 200'« PROGRESSO along beaches, bathing in quor license suspension of 25 FLUFF-OUT OR RAGU PRUNE the surf when everybody days has been imposed upon FACIAL SPAGHETTI seemed self-conscious and George Koval, trading as JUICE aware of the camera. But the Club Shamrock, 94-96 Beach- TISSUE SAUCE QUART undersea photography was way, by Joseph M. Keegan, fascinating. director of the Division of Al- This series started quietly coholic Beverage Control. MONTCO WHOLE a couple of seasons back and Del Monte TOMATOES to everybody's surprise built The licensee pleaded no de- a big audience—so big in fact fense to charges of selling al- FRUIT «r TOMATO that it started one of. the coholic drinks to two minors pleasant healthy trends of TV. March 15 and 16. To a 15-day Cocktail suspension for the latest vio- Calm, Intelligent Del Monte THREE DIAMONDS PROGRESSO CBS News took a giant step lation, Director Keegan added 7-0«. Con list night in an effort to cast 15 days for two previous ABC PMEAPHE some light on the pros and violations. Five days were re- WHITE TOMATO cons of the turmoil that cur- mitted for the plea of, non 6RAPHWII rently afflicts so many of vult. TUNA SAUCE our colleges. The suspension is effective It covered the main bases from 2 a.m. Monday, April 21, calmly and intelligently. It through 2 a.m. Friday, May Del would be interesting to learn 16. how many people who lis-. TOMATO STRAWBERRY tened to the hour of talk have changed their minds about Talk on Biafra SAUCE PRESERVES the situation. The program started with Set at Church Mike Wallace in Chicago talk- RED., BANK - Victor ing with four students. One Gerdes, a teacher in the Mid- was a white radical and an- other a black militant and dletown school system, will both were critical of college give an illustrated talk on DUTCH MAID 124<. INJURY SUNSHIHI U-O* F.r.V. land expansion, military ex- Biafra at a regular meet- VIBBU Her Wajfltfi periments on campus and ing of Concerned Citizens of Cookie OQcl ROTC. Two other students, the Red Bank Area tomorrow taortmen. jj I Mr. Chips FINGERS infinitely more consi-rvalivu, at 8:30 p.m. in Calvary Baptist Church. I argued for the use of persua- X.I mr«">!Ht far ijrmT«»M««l firm. sion, not force. A progress report on the The discussion occasionally organization's fund - raising became shrill, but it set the drive also will be given. | 82—TOE DAfLY REGISTER

Smiles... Mr. and Mn. Arthur White, Red Bank, chat with Mrs. William Wrightson, Rurruon. es...... And Helios Outstanding in thoir theater fashions are Mrs. Charle'i Gilman Jr., Now York City, left, and Mrs. Stephen Sen. and Mrs. Richard R. Stout enjoy a moment wFffc Rineberg of West Deal. a "Beefeater."

Former &ov. Robert B. Meyner, left, and Mrs. Meyner, second from right, greet Mr. and Mrs. Count and Countess Anarola Buxhoeveden, Rumson, join the company of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisner, Red Bank, Philip tielin of Octanport, at the Tavern on the Green in New York. at last night's Children's Psychiatric Center benefit. (Register Photos by Don Lordi) Critique on an English Evening By ELEANOR MARKO The play, which began in a a cool reception from the 330 the "English Evening" (com- couldn't get wildly enthusiast- and medieval life illuminated Mrs. Bernard White and Mr. it that pleases them, they Women's News Editor pub and ended in a cathedral, persons attending the Chil- plete with a touch of showery ic about it." by Chaucer in the 14th cen- and Mrs. Alfred Roberts. thank Our Heavenly Father NEW YORK - Last night's ran second best. "Canterbury dren's Psychiatric Center of English weather) a comple- Mrs. Evan Baker comment- tury. George Rose, it was gen- Chairmen of the benefit for it, from Whom proceeds benefit began in a theater and Tales," Geoffrey Chaucer's Eatontown, N.J., benefit. mentary setting to carry out ed, "I'm going to read the erally agreed, was the favor- were Mrs. Robert S. Eisner, all understanding and good-- ended in a pub — the latter a classic presented as a ribald The supper party at the the critique of the baudy in- book again." ite old rascal in the tale of Mrs. F. B. Finkenstaedt, Mrs. ness. And if there be anything convivial party scene, a great musical comedy at the Eu- Tavern on the Green after the terpretation of the "world's One young man noted that the pilgrimage to Canterbury. Leon Hess, Mrs. Iselin and that displeases them, I beg success. gene O'Neill Theater, received performance, helped to make greatest comic writer." all the bed scenes became Raised $1,400 Mrs. Morton Stern Jr. them also to impute it to the Varied Comments "boring." And one couple, As an epilogue Chaucer fault of my want of ability,- •*.md BUSINESS — Our pONLYl BUSINESS! phone 992-8600 Ask jor Mrs. Qlte* v BRIDGE AVE and N0HT SI 747-0108 RED BANK Located in tha beautiful Chapel Hill Section oj Mirldletown • 163 Kings Hivy., Ecut OPEN: THURSDAY and SATURDAY 10-6; FRIDAY 10-8 zsr THE DAILY REGISTER, Wed., April 16, 1969-23 COUNTY FARE Irwin Testimonial in Living Color By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Library Benefit No one can say we haven't got a dashing director of Freeholders. Joseph C. Irwin wore his new and natty double- A library with the picturesque name "Oceanic" is a breasted pin-striped suit to his testimonial dinner last Thurs- natural for an art preview benefit. It shall have it on Fri- day night, despite the occasional ribbing he knew he'd day, May 30,6-8 p.m., when works by Marion Simmons and get. (i.e., "Is that a throw-back to your start in politics Monique Plaffman are shown under glass (champagne-filled) 31 years ago?") Perhaps the suit's basic color, navy, was of throw-back significance, too. For among Mr. IrWin's at Gallery 100. Both library and gallery are located on friends assembled at the Shadowbrook were several "old Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson. salts" from the Sea Scout ship North Star, who for two Actually, Marion Simmons is oceanic orientated — being illustrious years ('31 and '32) and with Joe Irwin as skipper, previously of Rumson-by-the-sea and now of Jamaica in captured Regional Flagship honors. TTiey saluted him then the blue Carribean, source of inspiration for her under- (literally, as Mr. Irwin and his bride turned from reciting water still lifes. their nuptial vows at the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church) and they saluted him again last week. Monique Plaffman, however, comes new to the area Among the good scouts were: Fred Beal, from/rance, by way of Washington, I). C, where she has of Milford, Conn.; Charles Wodehouse, —^shorni extensively. She'll arrive here this month and do Trenton; Philip McKay, Moorestown; and several local scenes in her "chic, giddy" style prior to the such local lads as Dr. C. Douglas Hoyt May 30 opening. (who got them all together), Arthur Oad- Both artists can boast celebrity fans. Ethel Kennedy man, Joseph Becker, Paul Walsh, Jack bought some of Monique Plaffman's paintings to hang in Mount, Donald English, Douglas Berry and her baby's nursery and Noel Coward's collection includes Bob Gorsuch. watercolors by Marion Simmons. Mrs. Irwin, overwhelmed by ttie num- ber and variety of well-wishers (including IRWIN TO IRWIN classmates at Red Bank High School and HENDERSON Mr. «nd Mrs. Edwin Irwin, left, and their son, C banning Titus, center, add thsir greetings to Mr. others whom she taught in Shrewsbury) stated she would "like to go through it all again - this time and Mrs. Joseph C. Irwin during the testimonial dinner for Joseph Irwin, who has served as in slow motion." Not one to take a back seat (fashion wise) county freeholder for 31 years, 18 of them as director of the board. to her husband, Mrs. Irwjn wore an A-line dress and coat (Register Staff Photo 1 ensemble of taupe stubbed silk, highlighted with bronze ford's Tricorne Farm.(juncture of Laurel, Holland and Van uled tor just after lunch and should he particularly appealing Horse Show Schoick Roads, Holmdel) starting at 9 a.m. and continuing as children plus a parent (or close adult relative) walk and through late afternoon and 27 classes. Serving as the event's trot abreast. Whether your favorites are fine-feathered or three- chairman-secretary is Mrs. John J. Freyer, Middletown, gaited, tbere is a benefit for you in the offing. who notes the judges to be: Stephen Hawkins, Upper Saddle Exotic Garden Tour This Saturday, the third annual Monmouth County River (so pro, he judges at Madison Square Garden); Mrs. The feathered friends aforementioned may be seen on Hunt Horse Show will be held at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Staf- John Neale, Maplewood (and Mr. Hawkins' sister); and Thursday, May 1, during the Skidmore alumnae-sponsored Miss Patricia DuPont of Elkton, Md. trip to the Edward Marshall Boehm aviary in Washington's Details of the day are evidenced by its committees and Crossing. The day-long event (buses leave Red Bank Presby- of those who serve thereon: program, Mrs. A, C. Pollack, terian Church at 9:30 a.m. and return at 5 p.m.) will also Play Tops In State Middletown, and Mrs. G. Barker Seeley, Colts Neck; re- include luncheon at Landwehr's Restaurant on the Dela- freshments (to include home-made sandwiches and cakes ware River plus a color film about the late Mr. Boehm and FREEHOLD - The Free- the Mother-Daughter ban- in addition to hot dogs, hamburgers and beverages) will be his art, notably his prized porcelain birds. hold Junior Woman's ,Club's quet May 5 in the clubhouse. hunt-catered under the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Ward This benefit for the Skidmore College scholarship fund, presentation of "Mistress Mrs. Waage and Mrs. John Denison, Rumson; judges' luncheon, Mrs. Seeley and Mrs. is a sequel to one presented last year when Mrs. Boehm, Downes, retiring president, Minx" has been chosen for Leonard Duffy, Moorestown; communications, William Shaw, the sculptor's.wife, gave an illustrated lecture at the Rum- will be delegates to the con- treasurer, Mrs. Richard Metcalf, and publicity, Mrs. Jerry son Country Club. Interest was so aroused that this trip first place in the state. The vention in Atlantic City. Primavera, all Middletown; art work, Mrs. James Gans, to the Boehms' eight-acre estate — with its American and play will be presented at the A total of S383 was netted Locust, and Mrs. Cyril Arvanitis, Elberon; boosters, Mrs. Japanese gardens, an arboretum of exotic and domestic state federation convention in from the fashion show and George Richdale, Lincroft; and desk committee, Mrs. Estes trees and its incomparable aviary — was planned. The last Atlantic City in May and at card party. King, Rumson, Mrs. Lawrence Clarke, Locust, Mrs. Henry collection of porcelain sculpture created by Mr. Boehm, the Freehold Woman's Club Mrs. Waage, Fairfield Franzoni, Holmdel, Mrs. Gordon Marcus, Allentown, and who died recently, will also be shown. ^ Mrs. Fernard Gerin, Middletown. on May 21, here. Road, will give a demonstra- Reservations are limited and should be made immedi- tion on oriental cooking in Also on committee are the hunt's joint masters Mrs. ately by calling Mrs. Robert C. Carlson, Lincroft, president Election of officers was of Skidmore Alumnae Club of Monmouth County. Mrs. Vito her home April 22. Alfred F. King, Rumson, (handling trophies and ribbons) and held with Mrs. Thomas Leonard Duffy, Moorestown, (in charge of course design). Predate, Colts Neck, has arranged the day's activities. And BENEFIT EVENT — Mrs. Harry Yineburg of West Long The Brick Township Junior Mrs. Campbell Rudner, Lincroft, will be tour hostess. Waage, president; Mrs. Lee Ringmasters will be John Freyer, A. C. PoHack and George Branch, left, chairman of the "Come to the Cabaret" Gusler, vice president; Mrs. Woman's Club presented its Richdale. Gatemen will be Dr. Cyril Arvanitis, Philip Worden, Orient Bound Allentown, and Herbert Raul, Colts Neck. The jump crew, She travels fastest who travels alone, so Mrs. Dorothy event, sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Robert Sherman, recording first place (in District 5) mu- sical skit at the meeting. The supervised by Jerry Primavera, includes Fred Stafford, C. Corbin, Red Bank, is off to Seattle this Friday. That's first Miriam, Elberon, meets" with awards chairman, Mrs. secretary; Mrs. Stuart Kohr, Edward Hickey, Old Bridge, and Harry O'Mealia, Arthur stop on a month-long trip arranged by Colpitts Travel Center, Marvin Klayton of West Deal. The event will be held corresponding secretary, local club took second place McConneH and Thomas McCabe, Middletown. Shrewsbury, that will take Mrs. Corbin to Tokyo, Taipei in the temple Saturday at 9 p.m., and will benefit Mrs. Walter Kern, treasurer. at the music festival held re- It should be a fun-filled (hopefully sun-filled) day in the and Hong Kong before circling to Honolulu, San Francisco the religious school. (Register Staff Photo) Installationfwill be beld at cently. great outdoors. This year's Family Class addition is sched- and home. ANN LANDERS A Safe Mystery Let Scnulz & Benrle show you now to turn Dear Ann Landers: My hus- are 12 years of age. When I nearly 65 per cent of all car your Lome into a world or Q/^aMari) beauty! band and I have been married was 16 I wouldn't have thefts in 1967 were pulled off 25 years. We have four fine touched a dollar if a million by teen-agers. children and a comfortable of 'em were stacked up in Confidential to Opinion home. Our front of me simply because I Needed: Paradise Now meant marriage is was taught early not to take Jail Later for some of those far from things that didn't belong to actors who got carried away. perfect b u t me. Nudity is getting to be a big I consider it Now they've twisted things fat bore and I firmly believe as good as up so the person who leaves that people will get sick of most. Last the keys in the car is just as theater garbage, movie trash, night Ver- guilty as the kid who steals pornography — the whole rot- non insulted it. How crazy can the sociolo- ten scene — and they will fade me in a way gists get? — Born Too Late into oblivion. I shall nev- Dear Born: I agree, some * • • er forget. He UVNDERS kids wouldn't dream of steal- What is French kissing? Is brought ing a car, keys or not, but the it wrong? Who should set the home a safe with a lock on it point of the article was that necking limits — the boy or bigger than my head. we shouldn't make car steal- -the girl? Can a shotgun wed- When we got ready for bed, ing easy because some kids ding succeed? Read Ann Lan- Vernon took his billfold out of are borderliners and behave ders' booklet, "Teen-age Sex his pocket, scooped up his impulsively. — Ten Ways To Cool It." Send small change, removed his No matter how you look at 50, cents in coin and a long, cuff links and watch and put it, there has been an appall- self-addressed, stamped en- everything in the safe. He ing increase in car stealing — velope. didn't say one word the whole time, just gave me sort of a m triumphant look and turned ?&9S! off the light. TEEN FORUM Ann, I have never taken a »*.*- >£ raveau •» thing in my life that didn't belong to me. I wouldn't . *?*5 dream of snooping through Two to Go Vernon's pockets. Why he HIS BABY (Q.) This boy ter?—Dimples in Afton, Okla. •3.* broadloom by it, chose to insult me this way is and I are supposed to be go- (A.) A smile is the best way fei< a total mystery. Our house ing steady. I'm supposed to to display a dimple, has never been robbed so he be his and he's supposed to Putting a lightener on it to Welcome! The young-priced broadloom can't be worried about bur- be mine. bring it out would make it with the prestige and quality of Karastah. glars. But he tells me now there's look artificial. yax%"* Vernon has always been on another girl he also likes. He A wonderful new rich acrylic plush in a A dimple must look natural. the quiet side and kept to him- says he loves us both in the wide and wonderful choice of 17 colors. self. He is 52 years old and same way. i So stick with the smile. seems to be in good health. He says tie • • • • How wonderful ... so much .Karastan 95 What do you make of this? — is planning Want personal answers to for so little. 8 sq. yd. Mystified to marry your questions? Write to^ean AS LUSH AS A COUNTRY CLUB Dear Mys: The man sounds the other Adams, Box 2402, Houston, LAWN! Luxury crafted of Anso nylon girl when he unwell. If this strange be- Tex. 77001. Be sure to enclose plush—defies wear and soil! So deep, havior persists, urge him to g r o w s up, see a doctor for a checkup. though. a stamped, self-addressed en- so full. For added quality, there's the Come to Schulz & Belirle for New Jersey's most complete And be sure to inform the That's a velope. Kara-loc woven feature. Choose from 10 selection of Karaslan! The wonderful world of area rugs doctor about your husband's long time wondrous colors. Perfect choice for to- —all shapes and designs . . . room size rugs . , . magnificent strange behavior. Vernon away. We're day's living plan. The multicolor, modern might be going through the Fire Auxiliaries hroadlooms for wall-to-wall grandeur. just 15. ADAMS effecPbrings every room to life, male menopause. Meantime, he keeps asking To Attend Dear Ann Landers: I read me to have his baby now and MAGNOLIA - The Ladles he'll take care of the baby Auxiliary of the New Jersey 9S an article in the paper that sq. yd. burned me up. It went some- and me. State Firemen's Association 19 thing like this: "Are you re- I believe him, and I do love will meet here tomorrow. Del- sponsible tor making a thief him enough to have his baby. egates, alternates and life out of a perfectly nice kid?" But I told him no, I didn't members attending the event The article said that when- want to mess up my life now. will leave by bus from the ever a person leaves his keys That hurt him badly. Please Port Monmouth firehouse at in the Ignition of his car he is be honest with me and tell me 5:45 p.m. encouraging some "perfectly what you'd do. — A Reader Reservations, luncheon tick- nice kid" to be a thief. in Washington, IXC. ets and credentials for the 140 Broad St., Red Bank — 7174000 Of all the crackpot ideas, (A.) I would do exactly annual convention lo be held Manufacturers & Doiignsrs this one takes the cake. What what you've done. Then I in Atlantic City in September Open Wednesday and Friday preninns to 9 p.m. in the world lias happened to would do two more things. I'd will also be available, Mrs. good old-fashioned honesty? stop seeing him immediately William Dowcns is convention Oilier Stores at I'.asl Oriui-jc ami I lie Short Hills Mall Teen-agers behave according and I'd forget him quickly. chairman, and Mrs. Robert to the standards they are DIMPLKS: (<{.) I have a Runge is white elephant chair- J ' • Interior Decorating Department • ! urnllure Showroom • Cabinet Shop • Unholildry Shop • Ornpery Workroom • Hrmlilng Department • Mnlnl Shop • Cnriiftl Workroom raised by. The values learned dimple in each cheek. My man. Both arc' members of • Furniture RflMornllon • Murnl Artlltl • Olflrti t-urntturr as young chili^Cn are deeply friends sny they're cute'. How the Port Bfonmouth Fire Com- Ingrained by the time they can I make them show up bet- pany Auxiliary. Reds t3utslug Giants; 24-THE DAILY REGISTER, Wed., April 16, 1969 Yanks Win, Murcer Hits NEW YORK (AP)-Young string of 30 scoreless innings Dodgers Crush Padres Bob Murcer drove in four by getting a run off lefWiand- runs with a homer, single and er Fritz Peterson in the first. By ASSOCIATED PRESS League, the New York Mets whipped Washington 8-2, ry, the Giants reliever filled double yesterday, powering It came on two singles and a Alex Johnson lapped oui a trimmed Philadelphia 6-3: Cleveland nipped Detroit 3-2 the base son two intentional the New York Yankees to an walk, the second walk, to fast tempo and Andy Kosco Houston topped Atlanta 4-2 in 10 innings and Minnesota walks. 8-2 home-opening victory over Brant Alyea, coming with the picked up the beat. For San behind rookie right - hander shaded Oakland 5-4. Bench, who had fanned the Washington Senators be- bases loaded. Francisco and San Diego, it Tom Griffin, St. Louis edged The Heds came from be- with two on and two out in fore 13,889 fans. Peterson also gave up a run was Uie Birth of the Blues. Montreal 4-3 and Chicago hind three times to deadlock the 10th, promptly broke up Rookie Jerry Kenney, an- in the fourth but managed to Johnson drove in five runs beat Pittsburgh 7-4... San Francisco before winning the game with the Reds' 20th other main cog in the Yanks' stay out of real trouble, with two homers and a In the American League, in the 12th. After Johnson led hit. youth movement, put New thanks to three double plays, Baltimore drubbed Boston 10- off with a triple into the right groundout, thon tripled in the "I didn't deliver the next York ahead to stay 3-2 with the rest of the game. 5, the New York Yankees field corner off Gaylord Per- 12th inning and scored on to last time I was at bat," a run-scoring single in the Murcer's homer came on Johnny Bench's single, send- he said, "but I told them in sixth. Veteran Joe Pepitone the first pitch by relief pitch- ing life Cincinnati Reds past the dugout I'm going to and Horace Clark also joined er Casey Cox who came on San Franciscos 11-10 last win this game if I get an- in—Pepitone belting a two-run after starter Jim Hannan was night in a wild slugfest. other chance/' homer and Clarke an RBI hit on his right, or pitching, "Natural rhythm," the How They Stand single. elbow by Kenney's line drive. Reds' outfielder replied when Each team scored three Na/lnnal IHIHI Murcer hit his third homer • n (!) New York (8) asked to account for his ram- Houiton 4, Atlanta * 3 runs in the ninth and the ahrh abrh EMI Dililon Lot AnirtH 14, San Diego 0 of the season, a shot into the page. "The ball is jumping • VV L IPct. OB Giants took a 10-8 lead in the Urwer.cf 3 0 1 Olaike,2b 4 2 2 dilrauo . 7 I .1175 — Todmy'a tiamM upper deck in right field, in Brnk'n.M S 1 1 Kenney.cf 4 0 1 off a little better." rillaliurgh 5 3 .625 2 New York (Kooaman 0-1) at Plltl- 10th on successive homers by FHo'd.lb 4 0 1 Murcer,3b 4 13 «t. LntllK 4 4 ..*» ,1 hiirjh (Moose ]-0f, nlrhl pitcher Mike McCormick and the third and singled home a HAIlen.HAIlen.lr 4 0 3 Wnlte.lf 3 12 Kosco SUms It Nrw York 3 0 .316 4 Montreal (Grant 1-0) at Phlladelphl* MEETS A MET — Bud Harrelson (3) of the New run in the fifth. MoM'lln.SMM'llS b 3 0 0 Pepltone.lb 5 1 2 Montreal . _..- 1 ft ..17ft 4 (Win 0-1), night Willie Mays. But Johnson's Alyea, rt 2 0 1 Treih.u 3 1 1 Kosco, meanwhile, Philadelphia 2 9 .17) 8 ChlcMn (Jenkina 0-1) at St. Ixnil* bases-loaded groundout and York 'Mets dives safely into second base between the The third baseman's two- Cullen,2b 4 10 Mlch'l.si 10 0 n»l Illvlnlnn (Canton 1«>, nl«ht Caa'ova.c 4 0 1 WRob'n.rt BOO drummed out a grand slam Atlanta _...« 2 .780 — Atlanta (Reed 1-0) n Houston Lee May's sacrifice fly pulled legs of Philadelphia Phillies' second baseman Tony run double came in the sev- Hannan.p 10 1 Glbbl.c 5 2 1 homer and two-run double as Ln« AnffefM 4 3 .571 2',S 'Lemaitcr New York at PHtaburRh, nlgtit 34 2 10 j 38 8 12 Diego' Padres 14-0 behind the Chicago 1, PUItbtirgn 4 CMca'lto al »t. Loula, night one to lose," said Giants Man- Washington 100 100 000—2 three-hit pitching of Claude New YorK 0. Philadelphia 3 Atlanta at HnuMon, night ager Clyde King. "That's all New York 001 Oil 50x—8 Cincinnati 11, San Francbco 10. 13 Bun Dlr-KO at BaJi I'Vanolsco E—F. Howajd 2. Tresh, McMul- Osteen. Innlngi you can say about this game" leu. DP—New York -4. LOB — Only gajnes scheduled Wasnlngton B, New York 13. 2B — Kosco, traded to Los An- White 2, Ola-rke, Murcer.. HR — Elsewhere In the National Murcer (3), Pepitone (2). S — Cox. geles by the Yankees last Harrelson Raps Phils winter, matched the Dodger's single game RBI mark since York (II) Philadelphia (3) PHILADELPHIA (AP) - fifth inning to go ahead of New they went west in 1958 by B»rh al> r bl Hawks Gain Bud Harrelson rapped three the Phils 3-1. Agee.ct 4 0 1 TTay'r,2b 4 13 tagging ex-Dodger ace Podres Gaspar.rf 4 00 ferlggn.lt 4 0 0 Five Teams Share hits and knocked in three runs The Phillies took a 1-0 lead Bosw'l,2b 50 1 BAllen.lb 3 1 1 for his first grand slam in CJones.lb 5 0 2 Calllson.Tf 4 01 In helping New York to a 6-3 in the first on Derort John- DJoto'rUb On Lakers the majors and doubling in Otls,3b 3 2 1 4 II 2 victory over Philadelphia last son's RBI single and added Sw'da.M 42 1 Money.»« 3 1 1 000 Hlale.ct 4 0 0 ATLANTA (AP) - Bal- 6 two runs against reliever Jack Col'ns,3b MRynn.o night, snapping a four - game another in the sixth on short- Grote.c 4 10 4 0 0 anced scoring by Zelmo Bea- Baldschun.. •, Har'son.as 4 1 3 CSiiort.p 20 0 Mets' losing string. stop Don Money's third home Gen'y.p 200 gtone.ph 10 0 ry, Lou Hudson and Walt Haz- run of the year. Kr'p'ol.ph 10 1' W 0 0 0 C Division Lead The bases • loaded blast Harrelson's run-scoring sin- 0 0 0 10 0 zard paced Atlanta to a 99-86 Ko'ccp Joseph, pii keyed a six-run fifth-inning gle in the eighth inning • The Phils tied the game in victory over Los Angeles last - Th« Shore Conference "C" in the third when Walt Mewes two more runs. Bohlman got 36 110 34 3 8 uprising against Podres which snapped a 3-3 tie and pinch the seventh on Johnny Calli- night and moved the Hawks Division hung the "No Va- reached first on an error, the two scores on the board broke up a scoreless duel. hitter Ed Kranepool then son's run-scoring single. New York 000 Q30 030-4 within one game of tying the cancy" sign on the door to stole second and reached when he reached first safely 100 001 100-3 Tom Haller later swatted a cracked a two-run double to New York rookie right- Philadelphia best-of-seven final series for first place yesterday .. .Well third on a throwing error. on an error. E—Money, Wigner. DP—Phil- three-run homer, helping Os- wrap up the Mets' victory. hander Gary Gentry went sev- the National Basketball As- almost. Five of the eight Scott Riley followed with a Ken Bailey was the losing adelphia 1. UJB — New York 7, teen breeze to his second full- en innings for his second vic- PWIadclptlla 8. 2B — Swoboda, R. sociation's Western Division teams are perched on the top walk and both came home pitcher. He went five and Harrelson knocked in two Allen, Kranepool. BR — Money (3). route victory tory of the year. SB — T. Taylor. B—Gentry, OU«, crown. . rung with 2-1 records. when Lennie Krizan was safe two - thirds innings, was runs in the Mets' three - run Atlanta, which entered yes- Shore Regional beat Point on an error by the leftfleld- charged with all seven runs terday's game trailing, 2-0, in Pleasant Beach, 7-0, and er. and two hits. He walked four the best-of-seven series, fell Point Pleasant Boro surprised The Admirals posted an- and struck out three. behind by as much as seven Henry Hudson Regional, 7-3, other tally in the fifth when Four in First Bulldogs Bite Scottieson Miscue, 5-4 points in the opening period to knot all four on the cam- Pete Turner made it to first Shore Regional scored four RUMSON — Rumson-Fair first baseman's glove to bring third on a sacrifice fly. Bob ners attempted a successful but took the lead in the sec- paign. Southern Regional on a catcher's error and runs in the first inning and Haven Regional squeezed the two runners in. Sparling then singled for the double-steal for the score. ond period. The Hawks nev- joined the group with a 2-0 Mewes doubled. Riley went then went on behind the past Cliffwood Scott, 5-4, on first tally. Steve Allen was Rumson tied it again in its er lost the advantage except victory over Wall Township. out on a fielder's choice and strong pitching of Jim De- The visitors got another run a seventh inning miscue by safe on a error and Tom Doo- half of the frame when Rub- on two occasions in the final On the lower level Central Re- Turner scored. maree to beat Point Pleasant in the fifth on a single by the visiting catcher in a Gar- ley walked. Dom DePalo then . ley tripled and scored on period when they trailed by gional blanked Keyport, 2-0. Then it happened. Panther Beach. John Moore, who stole sec- den State Conference game singled for two more runs. Sparling's base hit. one. Only four hits were record- Harry Chadwlck walked. Jer- Steve Pomerantz led the ond and came across on a hit yesterday. Clifford Scott went ahead Mike Zinc was charged with But Beaty poured in 17 of ed in the entire Hudson-Boro ry Wardell reached first on by John Maione. game off with a triple and in the sixth when Jack Ros- the loss. He gave up eight his 22 points for tiie night in game, but two were enough an error and moved up on The bases were loaded in Rumson went to work in the scored on an error on Steve kelly was hit by a pitch and hits, struck out 10 and is- the second half and the • for the Panthers as they com- another error. Bob Bohlman the inning with two out. Then bottom of the fifth when Joe O'Horo's grounder. Kevin Moore took first on a pitch- sued five passes. Hawks widened their advan- bined Admiral errors and then walked to fill the bases. with the safety squeeze on, Cosentino reached second on Donahoe tripled O'Horo home; er's error which sent Roskel- Rumson is now 2-2, the tage persistently in the final walks in the fifth inning to John Burke hit into a fielder's the catcher let a pitch get ; Kd Mitchell was safe on an a pitcher's error and took Scotties 2-2-1. four minutes. take the win. choke but two runs scored on ly to third. Then both run- error which scored Donahoe, by to Jet In the winning mar- CHHonf Scott (4) I BuilMon (A)Vv • The Admirals scored all of an error. Jose Aldrich then gin. abrb abrh and Stan Yates knocked in Moore,c< 12 1 8p&rling,u 4 13' their rims first and looked doubled in one more run. Af- Mitchell. Rich Rubley won the game Sasloro.ph. 0 0 0 Allen.Tb 4 10 ter Tom Handwerk walked, Betlcllt.cr 0 0 0 1 nooley.rf 2 0 0 well on their way to their The Blue Devils added one on the mound for the Bull- Scntt,2b 2 1 0 I Cocker.pr 0 10 third Conference win, but the Jim LePore was hit by a aialflne.lb 3 0 2 j lwpato..1» 4 0 2 in the third when Mitchell dogs, allowing only three hits. »rrera.3>) 3 0 0 | Mlller.lb 2 00 Spartans Top Huskies; pitch and then the next three Panthers went wild with sev- drove in Rocco Yanello. The He struck out 10 batters and Wllliam.se 4 0 0 1 Loux.lt 2 0 1 men walked to account for Roberta,sit 2 0 0} Vetterl.cf 2 0 0 en runs in one Inning to nul- last two runs came across In walked nine. noukclly.ll 2 1 (I Field,ph 10 0 lify the bid. ' M.Moore.rl 2 0 0 Toomey.cf 000 MIDI* (1) I ri. Beach (0) the seventh on a walk lo Jim The Scotties struck first Hlncp 2 0 0 Morton, ph 1 00 Henry Hudson scored two ahrh I ahrh McConville, a single by Ya- Cosentlno.c 3 11 P'm'nti.'Jh 3 101 Mcn'iii.oMr 3 0 0 with two runs in the initial Hubley.p 2 11 Central (!) Keyport (0) MT'VIIKMI 3 l 0 I Mc.K'nn'n.lb 4 0 1 nello, a passed ball and an- frame when Rubley walked Fazzone Halts Falcons ahrh •l> r k O'H'ro.lf-cf 4 1 I) I atilpley.c 2 0 1 21 4 3 27 5 8 Mcn-»I),Jb .10 3 ICapoalto.p 4 0 1 D'n'hoe.lh 4 121 nice.lf-of .10 0 other error for the Garnet three batters. Tony Williams Scott Oil 0—4 TlM.cf 4 0 1 De-pko.sa 3 0 1 Yandlo.rf 4 2 2 I Singer,p 100 Rumson-FH 000 031 1-5 Ocean Township took over wild pitch. Hanna aided him- bid for a no-hitter as the Buc- •urke.rl 3 0 1 PIJbrow.cT 3 0 0 Mltchrll.tr 3 1 1 | Pattomon.lb ;i li I Gulls. then hit a ball through the 3R—Runllpy Ua'tox.lt 4 0 1 Qulnn.c 3 0 0 Yaten.f 3 0 1| Spraitiiriift 2 (I 0 sole possession of first place self by poking a run-produc- caneers trounced Monmouth Moore.p 4 0 1 Conover.rf 3 0 1 Baker.Jh 3 0 1 Carpent'r.31" " "1 2" 0" 0" ing single to right for Mata- Regional. HuiHeea J 1 1 Tonks.lb 3 00 Dernarae.p 3 0 1 P«arce.3b-rf 2 0 0 and remained as the only un- Xllm'r'y,3b 3 0 1 3 0 1 DlUia.cJ 1 a 0 Colllimn.rf 0 0 0 beaten team in the Shore wan's first hit and run. •ar'nray.o 10 0 Courtney. If S 0 0 Kajn'kaj.ph 10 0 Fazzone fanned 13 Golden ITsr'ay.lb 110 Bennett, 3b 300 Metig'r.ph 10 0 Conference "B" Division by Ocean added an insurance Pallanie.rm 100 Falcons and got errorless sup- 31 7 11 14 o 3 handing defending champion tally in the seventh without port from his teammates as Mil MOB ghore 401 000 5—7 Matawan Regional its first de- benefit of a hit. Centra] ...010 000 1—J Pt. Beach ...... ooo ooo o—o the Buccaneers upped their Keyport OOO OOO 0-0 3B—- Pomeranta, Donahoe, HcKen- feat of the season, yesterday, ' Hanna again had the oppor- record to 2-1, The Golden Fal- !•—Deplto, McDMHMlgh. nan. Henry Hudson Polnl Boro 3-1. tunity to win his own game cons are now 1-2. Wall (tl (1) (3) (7) Ocean's John Villapiano in the bottom half of the fi- •kit •bit ahrh ahrh Holdar.Jti ] 0 0 Cramer, 3b 301 Mewea'.Sb 3 1 2 FY»w1ey,cf 3 0 1 bested Matawan's Bob Hanna nal inning when the Huskies The Bucs got the only run I/ik'n.rl-ef 3 0 0 Hainei.ib 3 00 Rlley.tt 1 1 0 B\irke.2b 3 10 they really needed in the top Flak.e 10 1 Horner.p 3 11 Kriln.e 2 0 0 Alnr4cli.rt 3 1 1 in a strong pitching duel. threatened on successive sin- Wllllami.U 3 0 0 Counne'y.e 3 0 1 Card." 30 0 Handwork,p 2 0 0 gles by Fred Foreman and of the first when-Bill Maguire Vf.gil.cf 0 0 01 SUwy.lf 3 00 Luddy.lh 3 0 01 L«(6re,cf 3 10 Each hurler permitted only Babaa.rf 3 00 M'alm'no.a 3 10 Balley,p-lf 3 0 0 UIMrltrt.c 2 10 three singles. Hanna, how- Mike Ingram. However, the walked with- two out and Dolan.lb 2 0 1) Woehr.e/ 30 ] KnroelOb 3 0 01 Ch'dwlck.lb 3 1 0 K'hr'M.M 3 0 01 Slack.rl 3 0 0 Turnar.rf 3 1 0 Wardell.3b 110 ever, yielded all of his in the game ended on a forceout scored when Kevin Costello's Hann.3b 2 00 LeeK.lb 1 0 1 M'C'gti.K-p 3 0 0 BoliUnan.is 110 long fly to left was muffed. UaUue.p 100 aroten.ph 1 0 0 first inning when the Spar- at third base on Hanna's tans scored twice to account grounder. 33 D 21 331 4 24 3 2 30 7 3 They added one in the sec- Wall ...... 01)0 0(10 0—0 H«nry Huilmn 003 010 0—3 for the margin of victory. Villapiano walked only two ond on Jim Giannell's single, iouUiern 011 000 X—J Pt. Boro 000 0W i—7 3B—Hwiur. IB—Aldrlch. Mewes. In other "B" Division batters and struck out a doz- a throwing error and Faz- games yesterday Red Bank en, as Ocean chalked up its zone's single. whitewashed Monmouth Re- third straight victory, all The Bucs loaded the bases gional, 4-0; .Manasquan against "B" opponents. Han- in the third and scored on a Caseys and Falcons topped Jackson Township, fi- na issued four free passes and ,,waik to Bob Morris and Tom 2, and Asbury Park won its fanned 10 for Matawan, now Rossi's fielder's choice. first game of the season, 8-5, 2-1. Coast by Newcomers over winloss Howell. A third inning single by los- ocean (3) I Mata.an (1) abrol mb r b Quick Jump ing pitcher Bud Albert ruined Red Bank Catholic and Mon- ...' run: 1. Cllns», Bob (MRl. Falco.m i ii 01 Butoh.cf 3 0 0 ! .Irnknmnn (Mi, 3. Smith (MR) Ocean jumped on Hanna Eed Bank's Dave Fazzone's Grubor.3t> 4 11 Jurtwlez,2t> 2 0 0 mouth Regional scored deci- T- t:.17t Batljer.cl 3 11 SzyarKUb 3 0 0 quickly. The Huskie hurler M'ra.Ib-l-i 2 0 0 Curry.lt 3 0 0 sive track victories over Mon- 130-yaril Inch ImrillPK: 1. Clark. Aahury Park (8) Hnuell (SI VIH'nl'no.p 2 0 0 Caaag'dclh 200 Olenn (MRi, 1 Orowcll iMRI, 1 ~1. _ k BeuteMx 3 0 1 Huobaril (Mill. T :16.3. was rapped for a single to Berle.c 2 1 0 mouth County's first - year Halley.rr 3 0 1 Fuss.cf 3 0 1 Ryder.lt 0| Lonnner.ph 10 9 lBOyanl low hurdlea; 1. Crpwell right by Ken Gruber, who Rozza.tb 4 01 Carter,2h 30 I Rnne.lb high schools yesterday. Dnn iMIli, 2. Williams (MRl, 3. 10 0 1 Foraman.ii 3 0 1 Ymmg (Ml. T~ :2!.1. F"lorp'i'o, H3 4 0 1 Pn\vles,3b 3 0 0 Vlrglllo.pr 0 1 0 Ingram, rf 301 sprinted down to second on a Jenkins.cf 3 10 Hlll.p 2 0 1 Brooks, rf 2 0 0 Hanna.p 3 0 1 The Caseys routed winless 8hol: l. Mariano John IMRV 3. passed ball. Spartan Bruce 3oefng,2t> 2 I 1 Sohl.rf 1 1 0 Mariano. Richard '(MRi. 3. Davla Parker.c 3 20 Wnlllng.lf 2 10 24 33 2813 Keansburg, 103-23, for their (MRV [)_ 51' 2". Battjer then blooped a sin- Cz'w'iky.tt 2 00 OoorlZ2o,c 310 second triumph without a Placus: 1. Mariano. John (MR), FlU'm'B.ph 0 10 Lemmo.lb 1 0 0 Ocean joo ooo 1-3 3. Daiii mm, 3. orinkeviob. (Ml. gle to center, Gruber stopping Lyom.lr 10 0 McCarty.p 31 0 Matawan ooo 010 0—1 loss, and the Golden Falcons D— 140' !l". ; nriuln,3b 110 Klab,aa 2 10 High lump: 1. Bparka. Willie ' at third. Frank Mazza walked Ffaydu.ph 1 I 0 Hod Blink (4) Monmoutji (0> trounced Marlboro, also yet (MRl. !. l>avla (MRi, 3. Young to load the bases. Salorno,2b 0 0 0 abrh •brh G.KI— 14J' 1". Gruber. Mike Beutell fol- 3B-H11I. 2B—Rozza. <> 2 l Menzzop'e.fj 2 0 0 720-yard rtaah: 1 MfGeltlKftn Morris, ct fl A A r^t.. _ .• at. . (RBCi 2. Klngdbury (HIlCi, Mon- lx>ng jump: l. Clark olenn 2 0 0 Ptror,zl,2h too ond baseman Jake Jurewici, leaping for the ball, and shortstop Fred Foreman, lowed with a single to right <«) Jackuin Twp. <2) ROBRI.C' 3 00 S'evona.rt loo day IKI tlf T :»; IMHI. !. Huhhard (MR), 3. Car- Fuzone.p 44O.yard daih'. 1 Srml Will! p«n(er (Ml. D - 1«' 3". to send Battjer around. i abrh 20 1 Bdiioeder.p 2 0 0 IRBCi., ? Boufcrtf iltBCi, 3. ~ amlle: 1 nleesnn, Mark (MR), backing up, tries for the kill. The Spartans defeated the Huskies in their dog- Miller,.. 3 1 1 O'Brlan.o 3 0 0 Albert.w.p soi •ehranr illRPi T- :fi7O 2. Cnmtll (MRI, 3. Bimtin (MR). 3 Matawan cut the deficit in clairke.M 3 11 Ixwane.ph 10 0 •SO-yaril run: 1. Boh Lak. iHRCl, T- 1J:24.9. ""»»'• "'- ' (Register Staff Photo) Whllman.c 4 2 1 McCurdy.lb 3 0 0 27 4 4 230 1 1 P*M(t iK>, 3. Deinpaev (RBCI. half in the fifth, breaking the sylv'ler.lb 3 11 Archer,2b 3 0 1 R»d Bank 112 1)00 0-1 T-- 2;3(l hltless spell weaved by Vil- Aronli.cf 3 2 1 Flamlngo.cr 2 10 Monmouth Reg. Onp mile run: 1 Knsi-nc Rloye Morton,if 4 0 1 H'nllchuk.rl 3 0 0 .000 000 0-0 ITlBri, .'. Kltnlmmnnfl (RBCi, 3. lapiano through the first four Martin.2b 3 0 0 LAngfnrd.ia 3 0 0 Dempiey aBCi T- n:n? Ervlrab 2 0 1 B?nfL-ki.,:]b 2 10 RENT A CAR Twn-mllr: 1. Frank Sullkan innings. FlelcJier.rl 4 11 O'Horn.lf 2 0 0 (RBr-i, '.' Mikitm iRItCi, 3 llolai flauzor.p 10 0 DAY • WEEK t MONTH I.BBl'i.'T- 10:07.1. Robinson to Speak at RBHS A two-base.error by Ocean J. Langrd.p 0 0 II •170-yard liifh hur,ile»: Jo« first baseman Dandy Rose on Burka.ph 0 0 0 We»fl IUBCI 2 Ijnell 3. RED BANK - Jackie Rob- WALL Hnllika .RBd T :1»3 After several years in the ball, and started. to raise Paul Serle's grounder into 8| 23 2 3 Mananquan LINCOLN-MERCURY lar-yard low hiinuen: 1 Bob inson, whose baseball ex- Negro American League, he funds for the NAACP and the OOri 122 0—8 Snr.wiburv Av.., of Syccmor* •com IKBCI. 5 tt>«d, the hole started things off. Jacknan Twp. ...020 000 0—a ploits have become legen- Hn-Mlller, X. .Unit and I Lovutt I'KI T- was signed by Branch Rick- late Dr. Martin Luther King's Serle went on to third on a Aronla. JB— O'Hern. 747-5400 dary, will address the Red 2B.-Cla.rk. Hhot: I Ed Riinte iKBCi, 2 I ey, then general manager of Southern Christian Leader- ger iRBCi, 3 Paicn IKI I) Bank High School student Ihe old Brooklyn Dodgers, in ship Conference. body at an assembly tomor- 1!)46 and played for the Dodfi- CBA Golf Team nincuj: 1 Pasko iK'. 2 K« In 1964, he was selected to IRW>, 3 Jluftl* i il^BCt. I> 115' row morning. PI.S' Montreal farm club. lie Butter* Brick, 10-6 1" " serve as vice chairman of the ' Hlirh Jump: 1 Hiiutole iltl'.Ci, moved lo the parent club in 2. Mi-Jlplllcan IRHCI, 3 l»\rlt i K' Robinson, the first Negro Rockefeller for President Na- LINCROFT - Christian Liberty Bell Park H v to crack baseball's racial bar- 19-17 ami was the National Brothers Academy pocketed I'IIIH mull: 1 Jiilm llavrl illlK'i, tional Committee. In I960, 7 WAI^ (KBOI, 3 Kirisld* tnhrt. rier and a member of the League "Rookie of the Year." Rockefeller named him spe- its second golf victory in as H > A during base runner, a many tries yesterday, topping Jaiclin: I 'lam Ixivcii IKI :' Hall of Fame, will talk lo cial assistant to the governor open now thru May 10 lUdlspr innCi, 3. Al>hi>u (IIIICi. the students on "Human Re- fine hitter and versatile for community affairs. lSrick Township (1-4-1), 10-0, O l:!7\ enough to play every inliefd l^mc jumli: 1 Paul HHirre lations." A question and an- at the Bamin Hollow Country Only 70 minutes from (tUU\, 2 «iey rrtllCl, .1 Sullmn position, Robinson %\nt, named Robinson Is chairman of the Club. fRBCl. IJ 17 41 swer period will follow. The the league's Must Valuable Hoard of Freedom National (114 110) - flrlrk Tnp. (A) North Jerseyl assembly is scheduled tii start .Allgrln IMiiiKlIn IOIIM 40 it Marllmrn IJH^i . Mnnmnuth i»7'^> 1'layer in l!)l!l. He left base- Hank and Ihe National Negro i1a7 and was elected Republican Assembly; nation- (Imrge Ilaly if'IIA. tl d Jay ni ,un< r .II .' Klllltiini' III, .1 niul V — Pcnna. Turnpike to Exit 28 South I Clirh Hum in Caiio, (in., Iinliin- to the Hall of Fame in IM al vice • president of the Illc/i /.iinrn (HI W tl. floti fltem «i'l l (iltnn 40, ;> a II.I 2 Nlratri iMIli C«r- sun was raised in .Soutlieni after Ihe minimum five-year NAAC1'; and in 1M8 was na- • (pi*givn.l( 200 Rlcca.cf 20 1 ship, 6-0. Jonei,ot 10 1 Doaflu.Sb I feel guys who don't wear top coats CLIP JOINT TECHNIQUE Ytflenko.p 10 0 Bethel.lf on cold days have on long underwear. Lions In Win Column 0111,0 10 1 Pttrlzni.e too The mod barber shops main intention appears to be to Kovaoh.rf 3 1 1 "I Am Curious (Yellow)" is hard make a man's real hair look like a wig. A two-run sixth inning broke Slain,2» 2 0 0 up a tie game and gave Mid- pornography with some polities thrown in An efficiency suite is one room with a bath and kitchen- :7 MIT to pretend it isn't a stag movie. ette and a profiteering landlord. dletown its first conference _J on an American League game. You're in real trouble, Jack, if your chick berates you Two errors set the stage for •brh afctk H'rn'iuil.u 3 11 Bmnolt 3 2 1 I'm learning to cook, but I can't teach for dressing too conservatively. the winning rally, with Bill H'wt'ne.lb 3 0 1 Chldonl>3)> 1 0 X IteMey.p 3 0 0 Uwan,cf 3 0 1 myself not to grab hot pots and pans with CANNON Most people dining in sidewalk cafes eat their meals as Jones singling home Mike PoUer.c 3 0 0 SeVp'lw.rf 3 91 •my bare hands. if they were acting out a performance. " Ward, and Jim Gill driving M'rt!'ki,3b 3 00 Hampton.p 3 01 Fallon,2b 3 0 0 Thorne,lb » 0 0 Shouting down speakers who disagree with them is how The maudlin lyrics of "Green Apples" are so hokey in Ken Halgring. Brunner.rf I 0 0 WetU,3o 3 0 « they sound like the revival of a song from the 90's.' Strunk.cl 10 0 DldrldlT.a 3 0 0 the kids attempt to prove they should vote at 18. Raritan committed seven Somm'r.ph 10 1 Peota.M 3 0 0 STEIGER HAMS IT UP Why do young guys with beards expect older people errors to contribute to their C'mpb'll.cf 2 0 0 Rod Stager's acting is so hammy that now- he gets to disapprove and seem offended when an over 30 isn't third straight conference loss. 2021 interested? Torn* River _.._.00O 001 0—1 laughs in serious scenes. The Lions got a gift marker Long Branch .001 010 x—1 Basketball should be ashamed of itself for allowing HR—Bruno. 2B—Chldonl, Ocorfa- In the first on three errors coupaloe. television cameras to come onto the playing area during and added two more in the the Knick-Celtic playoffs. freehold (I) Neptune (•> Tennis Tale: Ocean, Wave, third inning for a 3-0 lead. ebrk The expansion clubs aren't that good, ite the old teams Bant.M 3 0 1 Maur«r,3b 3 0 0 Gary Thomson's triple was Pollock,3b 3 9 0 Dundas,r( 200 that are so bad in baseball. the big blow of the inning. Wuko.c 3 0 0 FFarley,l M I'm hooked on Nan Hopkins' sweet-voiced record of Monmouth, Rumson Score SAFE AT SECOND — Middletown's Mile* Ward slidtt Hinitn.lti 3 0 O Becker.lb Raritan fought back with Rovtii»,r( 2 0 0 Manclno,2b "Those Were the Days." Ocean Township, Long Daablei one in the third when Tom tafaly Info the bag past Raritan'i second baseman Davli.cf 3 0 8 Hanun.ef m Has any one ever been chased off the express line in Rhh Bathawar and Ira Bynck (0) Hmyt'ko.lf 3 1 1 Hatfleld.V 311 Branch and Rumson • Fair d. Junto Kleunan and Jim Hartowe, Battaglia scored during a Bro'ft'n.lb 3 11 C«H4r«>,c 3 1 1 Jack Douglas yesterday. Middletown won, 5-3. Oamiey,f p 3 0 0 Urowlckl.p a supermarket for having more than the maximum number Oar; Bummerfleld and Dennlj 310 Haven all extended their var- rundown. The Rockets tied I Register Staff Photo) W'r'tt'n.rt 10 0 L»Pollo,rt 311 of specified articles? sity tennis records to 2-0, KMn (0) d. NUarm Macho and Bourae,U 3 1)0 When old guys rap the kids for wearing fur coats, re- Ron Voielianf, M. *-0 (rain) the game In the fifth on Tom 1 01 while Monmouth Regional MaaraoaU B»r- (3) Burst's single, Barry Me- 2<>4i Mar member that the raccoon coat was once a symbol of virility. Freehold _J»0 020 0-* edged Freehold in its debut. Bride's double and Tom Ma- Sparky Brunner on second, slapped a two-out single and Neptune 020 013 1-4 The guest at the party who "knows" how to handle Rich' sanUky (F) <1. Otrj pinch - hitter Rich Sommer came around on Tony Chi- 2B-LaPollo, DeHtras. lour Branch «> — MIOAIehnn M nentl's sacrifice fly. metropolitan tension is odds-on to live in!a suburb. Jack Klin (M) 4. Mike Kin-man slashed a single to right. doni's two-base hit. "Charade" is a movie I saw on TV that was wittily sus- Slnflee S-J. «-3 Gill, who relieved starter Lakewood (I) I Brick (0) Ken Reanick (LB) d. Xuteh Ou. Bruce Pavoofky (M) d. Derek Brunner dashed for home at- Hampton, who permitted abrk . abrk penseiul. •on, 1-1, SI Buarlev, M, «-l Bob Yesenko in the fifth, was Ov'ton.lr-rf 2 » 0 MeMUioo.lf IAS Joe CaUlla (LE) d. Bob Melilrner, Doublet the winning pitcher. Battaglia tempting to score the tying only three singles and two B'coh'tti.Zb 4 13 TutM.lMr.II 10 0 Looking at the Easter parade, I'm convinced the fashion 4* 10-8, «-0 Bruce Bpeetor and G*rr Newman run, but a perfect throw by Gund'i'n.u 4 2 1 Reuer.ii 2 0 0 designers are conning the whole world. Craif Poole (LE) d. Guide Mir- (M) d. Dave OarrUon and Dive fanned 10 and went all the walks while striking out five, Blglola.rl 0 0 0 •udnlk,p 0 1 tlntlll. «-2. 6-0 BhaDupeare «-l, «-t way for the loss. right fielder Con Georgacou- lost his shutout on an un- WIM.M 4 11 Araee.p 00» She really cares if she makes her own soup instead of DOUMM Hike Bent and Dirk Berden (F) d. McC'thr.ef 4 0 1 wiim.p a o a palos cut him down at the earned run in the sixth. arlgfi.c 2 11 r«rmin,p 0 0 0 using canned stuff the first time you go to her place to eat. Barry Stan and Joe Hoffman (M) Chrti DecSUle and Paul Spencer Mickey Hampton's three- oerm'd.ib ill d. Jeff Rehdman and Ores Barrlaon, 8-3, 7-* plate to end the game. Crawford, o 3 0 S Burmon-ratr Raven (4) • Reeelle (•) hit pitching and Len Bruno's Jim Martikes opened the ' Juitus.Jb 10 1 Rabbltt.ni 3 0 0 Once a girl who wore glasses was considered out of it, «•«, M; Edtlman.p 3 0 0 Haran,lb 10 0 but now some with perfect eyes wear specs to appear chic. Dave Stan and Jeff PU» Tom atender (HTH) d. Stan Klex, Toms River. The Wave, how- River's John Reilley broke Pete Fallon struck out and HoHman.tb 10* having trouble getting dates any more. Richard Grouman (0) d. R»y •Ibbard.ef lot I am re-reading Sherlock Holmes and appalled by Sir Boiworttl. (M, M Henry Handler (RFH) d. Tim Chap- ever, needed an outstanding the scoring ice in the third Brunner reached first on a Mike Kau (0) d. Jack Reicher, man, S-2. <-l force out V a » 7M Conan Doyle's prejudices and snobbery. *1. 6-1 Doabm defensive play to preserve the inning. Andy Kwsler (0) d. Larry Blink, Chris Andcrton and Tom Avehen triumph. Lakewoed jOOO S10 0-S The phoniest chicks I know are cat fanciers. M, 6-1 .RFH) d. Ted Cole and Bruce The Branchers scored Hampton then appeared to >-Oermeer/M.«KI wsr- Ible. /.vtamill*. tlnttd rt«««. full ^w- LOST AND FOUND rtrty Gylnf oveifW. Wl-b7ij6. fr. Excellent rjjaMiirja. 747-3*24 fJUr 6. COSMETIC DEMONSTRATOR LOST — Pert ehepherd. Brown end REWARD - LOST — April 11th. blu MURPHY * DAVI8ON. Uercedee- TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb 1M0 VAUXHALL — M.00O miles. *wte. Annreri to "BnoTS"'. viclntv overnight baa: and brown attach PUBLIC NOTICE Benx fialea and Service, Hwy. 9, Free- Service DOWNEB PONTIAC J2 Lower Oood running condition. Needs some •t NuiMramp Rd.. ailddletown. "«i- rifr, with Initial* LTD.- NeMt con hold. U253W>. Main St. Matawan. SM-229S. work. Call arter « p.m. 741037!. TtW. ItnU OH L Donnelly, 7M-3SM «i EVERY THUMOAY mil month, Career opportunity for cosmetic demonstrjtor fimilitr MTMI> .In uvilyood Rd., Demareal, r«lnr(>.l« 7.1c *•«. at PUT Piper 1883 CuntlJ.AC COUPB DEVILLE — 1962 FAIRLANE COMPACT — Eco- 1964 OLDSMOBILE 98 convertible. N .1 (17C7 Vinyl ton. All power. Air rondllloncd. nomical transportation. QDod condi- Excellent condition. All power. ?950 Oanrr*. Rilm«on. Cream purr condition. JM0O. 7R7-?i8M. with b»H»r, Urge volume, cosmetic fines. Salary pluj ex- AUTOS FOR SALE tion. (295, 291-9517. Call 671-3556 after 5. LOPT - Mlx*fl pnortle. Mile11 . »r INFORMATION regarding AU'illR- »»cr« tn Ihf name fir -Fluffy . Arc Tt'J* A.HI1AMR, non or SfllnA Ahr«m«, 1IW5 BIIK'K tKSAnRB — Custom 195'J CHEVROLBT—Impalu converti- 1966 OPEL KADETT atatlon wagon. cellent eommisjion protertiial. Pleasant working conditions a: Indian Hill. Holmdel. Rm-ard. K< tnt-mrrl.v or Lynlirnok. Long Islnnn. Iwodoor tiardlnp. Pawpr steerlnit. ble- Economy V8. Pnwer steering, Radio, heater snow tires. Excellent rommllnlrJile with HapliHcl and Hor- Power brskes. Air conilltlonlng. Low automatic. Radio, heater. New top, condition. ISM. 741-7049. and company benefits. mmi, 2fi Cniirt Rt , Hrnokhn, NY. mllrage One ownPr. A-l conrtHion. now Interior. Csll alter 5- 1542-lB'JR. r«ll «rirr R p m. Sat. and Blln. «U 1966 FORD AUTOS FOR SALE EVEIIY TIII'RspAY thl* mnnlhT^'lth lav -87S4S1 PORSCHE COUPE 19r,R-Supers con- TRUCKS FOR SALE five garment* Bt regular pilrr. two IfS* CAOIM-An — Whltp, four door. dition Inside and out. Walkers Amer- Apply Personnel Office ralnrost* Mv t\. at Peter PlliPr ican. Rt. 35, Eatontown. J1075. 542- 1B63 FORD ECONOLINE VAN —Cood Nins passenger Country Fully equipped tnrlurilnf nlr rnndl- 8777. Cleaner*. Kumsnn. tlotilnf. Al. !!e««on»hl». 7l7-<»,iS af- condition. New rubber, heavy duty Squire Wigon. Automatic, ter 6. All OLDBMOBILE FSS - l!5«5 1D92 THUNDEIiBIRD — Power utter- top. Automatic, all power. Seven tires 5164. 420 radio with direction finder (Ma- and altaratlons. Reasonable. delivered Oem Oldsmoblle, 110 Main Inn and brakes, white with red In- with snows. $600. 566-7(86\ rine). 741-3193 after 4 p.m. M2-2109 81.. Matawan, MatOO terior. Asking IBM. Call 2S4-859*. 1MM CADILLAC COUPE EEVILLE - 1967 HONDA 480 — Helmst and atiieM. 19' CRUISALONG — Open lapstrahe, Excellent condition. Many extras. 229- 109 h.p. Gray marine engine. Call TIME TO CLBAN out that cellar, at- r * H Motors Inc. 1908 VOLKSWAGEN — White convert- 7lltl power. Air conditioning. (1200. 3064. ttc or garage? Light haullnE, Call Hwy. J5 Eatontown, N. J. ible black top. «8M or best offer. Call 741-2261, arter 6 p.m. 741-8736 after 6 p.m. 747-5322 after 5 p.m. * H2-H11 1967 LAMBMCTTA SCOOTER - 200 Call 747-3707. 1063 IMPERIAL — S595. Four-door cc Deluxe. Like new. Only 400 miles. 21' OWENS cabin cruiser, sleepi HOUSE PAINTING TWIN BOHO RAMBLEH BEST BUICK — OPEL BUYS hardtop. Full power. Air conditional Two helmeta. (350. 842-3681. three. Needs engine. V«ry reasonable. For free estimates phona Felix' Da- Jeep Balea and Service Blraub Motors Call 747-0787, ask lor Jotln Simmons. 531-8*84. France. TO7-SU9. Prlcea atari at IM30 plus freight Hwy. 35 Keyport 284-400O M. Bcnwarte, lei W. Front »L, Red 1966 YAMAHA — «o co. Excellent 7(74040 Bank condition. Low mileage. $125. Call 542- 26' SEA SKIFF — 1»5 n.p. Interceptor TYPEWRITER REPAIRS — Clean, 19S2 TEMPEST WAGON - One own- 47SO after 6 p.m. engine. Radio. Stainless steel fish adjust, repair. Manual only. Very ITS HERE KIT1ON CHEVROLET CO. 1981 BI^ACK VOLKSWAGEN — Clean. wells, freah water tank, sink, out- er. Low mileage. riggers. SO Bal. gas tank. Other ex- reasonable rates. 542-2100. Hwy. J« Eatontown 842-51U. New valvea. Saaket. Rebuilt carbur- APRIL 17th M2-1000. etor. 223-2026. tras. Call 671-3676. Best offer. TV ANTENNAS EXPERTLY IN- IMS MO M1DOKT — OOOd Condi- MOBILE HOMES STALLED — Blaelc and white or col- MUST SACRIFICE — IMS Volkswag- BOAT MOTOR — 115 h.p. NDrberg. TRY US AND SEE Uiin. Make offer. TWO BEDROOMS — Living room, or, UHF and VHF. Free estimates. 747-42H1. en atatlon wagon. Excellent condition. Complete motor, tranamlsslon and 495-0477. MIW DODOS! SOLD AT COST PLUS Reasonable. 8«-O079. kitchen, bath. Wall-to-wall carpeting batterlei. 747-3693. f!LBAN 19SS FORD OALAXIB two- throughout. Completely furnished. Se- JOE LOPEZ — Expert landacaplnf, NO MONEY DOWN door aeden, S cylinder. S495 or beat 1983 FORD XL — Two-door hardtop, nior citizens only. 787-8389. Lawns, yard care and gardening. 152 Five year • warranty. Immediate de- V-8. Automatic. Power ateerlng. New O'DAY SAILBOATS offer. After noon call 291-2484. 1W7 AIRLINE 12x57 — Central air The Yacht Shop, Dealers W. Front St., Red Bank. 143-0714 af- livery. We'll beat anyone'a deal Over whltewails, bucket aelta. tSW. Call ter < p. volume aale...aavee you hundreds. 787-32(10. conditioning. Wall-to-wall carpet. Ex- 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. »*M91 MrfERICK Call now! 598-5100 SCENIC CAR SALES cellent condition. 2W-8673. LAWN MOWER REPAIR — At your TOWN * COUNTRY DODGE, INC. Hwy. 36 H72.Q221 WgnUnlU 1963 BLACK CORVAIR 500 - Two- 20' BARBOUR CABIN SKIFF - homa while you watch. Four cycle m Main St. Hatawan door s«dan. Automatic. Good condi- Sleepi two. Head and many acce* motora only. Call evenings 2S4-634S. lter LINCOLN CONTINENTAL tion. 671-9068. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE lories. Needl motor. 5*00. call 342 ISM CHEVROLET — Mallou convert- 0976 after 5 p.m., or 8*2-1687. SCOTT * SONS — CARPENTRY ! tbie. «IM, , Excellent condition. Four-door. 1IM4 CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Two- Rcpalra, additions and garagea. WASHINGTON1* AUTO SERVICE door hardtop. V8, power steering, ra- JUNK CARS PACEMAKER - 33'. 1952. Flying Call 7J4-9489. .1711 Broad HI., Keyport 2MJ123. Vinyl roof. Leather interior. 'dto and heater. Excellent cnndltton. PICKED UP bridge, twin screw. Make offer, call Air conditioning. J'ower brakes, Reasonable. 747-B2B8 after 5 p.m. O. W. 8ELAH * SONS — Vacuum 1»«« FORD—Falrlane VS, twodonr. Twinbrodlc Auto Wracking MH-07H, 2S4-2.925. cleaner repair and service. Free pick- PDwer atr.e.rlng, automallr, radio mid steering and windows. Dark 198« VOLKSWAGEN BBDAN - Black 18' OLABTRAN — FlOergias outboard up and delivery. One year guarantee. heater. Excellent running condition. Radio, heater, whitewalle. *12B5. 7«- Eatontown 542-2235 with trailer. 100 h.p. Johnson. Excel- 163 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. 747-27S7 Pmdlcally new tlroK. new exhaust green, black top. {3200.741-5812. 3654. 19S5 to 1957 CHEVROLET two-door lent condition. J1900. Call after 6 p.m. or 741-208B. ayntem. S1.1SH. »t rrlncelon Rd., Fair 19«7 CHEVBLLE MALIB1I _ Sports 1959 BUICK — Power ateerlng, brakes. convertible with automatic transmis- 7*1-7968. LANDSCAPING — Maintenance and Haven (oil Lake Avej 741OH9. Good ninnlnr condition, JS5. Cajl] 7B7- sion. Power brakes, power ateerlng coupe. I140fi firm, Excellent condition. not Important, 6 or » cylinder. Mutt BLUB JAY 3126 — Wood. Racing rototllling. FREE ESTIMATES. Call Its? CADILLAC—Convertible neVllla. 291-0322. 0754. be tn top shape, willing to pay top condition. Two sets or sails and spin- 7S7-O4M1. Full power, factory air, automatic 1987 PONTIAC—Le Man! convertible. 1965 MUSTANG — Hardlop. Radio, dollar. Call 842-1897 alter 6 p.m. naker. Built by ouon in Red Bank LANDBCAPINQ and LAWN SERVICE And It's Hot to Trot! crulie control, burglar alarm lyitem, 4 speed 32S. Power ateerlng, brakes, automatic, air conditioned. Clean. May be aeen at Bay Head. S7M A.R. Etas. 19 Lelghton Ava., Red stereo tape, electric door, locka. windows, antenna, console. Rally 11260. Mount EnglUtl Salsa Co. TO OBT CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - Phone CA 6-0236. Bank. Dial 747-5019. Headlight dimmer. 229-2211. WOOD. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH wheels. Excellent 871-2543. MOTORS, INC., Hwr. 35. Eltontown, 15' MFO riBERQLAS - RUNABOUT ISM CHEVROLET Blscayne station IBIS DODOE CORONET — Four-door 1956 OLDSMOBILK - FOUritOor »«• M2-2414. 196S — 55 h.p. Chrysler motor with wagon, si* cylinder. Al condition. aedan. Factory air, V6, automatic and dan. Good running condition. 175. Call electric start and alternator. 1968 EMPLOYMENT BANK RATE DAILY FORD SI IOH. Call 78J-2BM. power eteerlng. Exceptionally clean. 147-21 BO. CABH FOR U81SD OARS — TnlclM. trailer. All accessories. Ready for foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite water, SHOO. 671-044S. HELP WANTED-FEMALE FINANCING RENTALS 11185 MOSTANO - Btlck ahirt, red. RASSAS PONTIAC 1963 VALIANT CONVEJITIBLB -Slj Two Guya, Mlddietown. 671-D844. Six cylinder. Ejrrellent coniltlon. Four cylinder. Radio and heater. Good 23-TJAYCRAFT CABi: LPN1! - 3 to U. 11 to 7. King JamM lirand new Ures. 1075. Call 10 to 5 396 Broad St. 741-3180 Red Bank tire*. White with red Interior. $488 or Head, alnk, refrigerator, depth finder. Nursing Home. p.m. 741-H057. Atter 5 p.m. 74T-I»t9. 1966 FORD FALCON — Excellent best offer. Call after 6:30 p.m.. 542- AUTO PARTS-BEPAIRS Includea dockage. Excellent condition. 591-3100 condition. Beat offer. Call after 7 3219. Call 291-2835. 1WH PONT1AC Calallna convertllile. p.m. 171-3191. PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY In excellen1. condition. Low mlleaie. 1982 0LD8M0BILB 98 — Four-door 1657 V8 !83 — High apeed cam. Ball- 1«' CRUISER — Outboard skiff, trail- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY J17M. 2S4-3481. 1984 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Sta- hardtop. .Very clean. S745, Bob wnlte housing. Manual transmission. Four er, 50 h.p. Mercury motor, used V 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Sbrewabury tion wagon. V8, power ateertng, power Bulck-Opel. Hl-«200. on the floor. *80. 671-9382. hours, for quick sile- Call 2M-M16 1982 CADILLAC — Very good condi- brakM. J695. 291-SM7. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — 111 tion. All power. Radio, heater. 2<4- 1937 FORD — Four-door sedan. One 20' FIBERGLAS Inhoard-outhoard. ahlrt. Part • time. Stsadr work. An- «97«. 1B87 FORD OALAXIE 500—Excellent owner. Drive-away condition. Call 741- AUTO RENTALS \m h.p. V hull. Telescopic outrigger!. •werlnt Service. 74M7OO. condition. Fnur-door hardtop, formal 4977 anytime. S1700. 741-5321. vinyl roof. V8 automatic. Power steer- TOM'S FORD VOLK8WAOEN SUNROOF 1B59 - DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY BEAUTICIANS ing, power • brakes, six new tlrea. Prtcea itart at J6.W and up Econo- AUTOS FOR SALE Must sell. U800 or best offer. 843-3725. Mechanically excellent. Body good. Must bt experienced, Good salary- Ap- 200 HWY. 35 264-1600 KEYPORT Radio, healer, new tires. 741-2074. Car of Red Bank. 210 1 Newman BOATS FOR CHARTER ply tn person, WANNER'S OF SWITZ- BUHLER * BITTER Sprlnga Rd. 747-0173 ERLAND, Mlddletown Shopplnc Cen- TLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER 1M2 OIiDSMOBILl! — Cood condi- WANTED TO CHARTER — 30-35' ter, Hwy. 35. _____ 3J90 Hwy. 35, Haslet. 284-0198 tion. Mu«t sell. I27B. Call evenings, TOM'S FORD twin screw power boat for two weeks 566-3561. from 4th of July. Mu«t have galley, LADIES! Add |30 to J40 to weekly RENT A CAR head, sleep five. 842-r^ . njRNTTURE M0VTOO — Attica and (or an appointment. Little Silver R.R. Station House V Wharf Ave.. Red Bank. 7*1- cellars cleaned. Frea eitlmatei. Cell You can see them all at T?64 VOLKSWAGEN"Beetie. Sunrool, 5780. Open Sun. and Holidays, 9 a.m. 747-3007 SCHIFFMANS radio, heater. 37,000 miles. WOO. 542- to 1 p.m. S7B.R alter 6 nr weekends. «HEET MEIAJ. WORK WANTIID - LILY-TULIP. ' MONMOUIH COUNTY'S \ oi llw Colllngwood Circle, Rt. 3} t 14 IT' TO0J4N' eW£S?OAT - WIUl Division of OwansUHiMii Farmlngdale, "• J- MI-5254. 1964 CORVAIR "MON2A — 4-speed Small or large. Red Bank Sheet transmission. A.i U: Call moter. trailer and other extraa. Must Uatml Co., 1 Leonard St.. Red Bant. Rwy. 35 Holmde], N. J. 566-66SB Bell Excellent condition. Make offer. 7*1-3*54. An Equal Opportunity Employer MOST BEAUTIFUL DEALERSHIP! Call 671-1038 evenlnga. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER - AUTOS FOR SALE 1968 CHEVROLET — Impala ntatton 1966 — 27' ZOBEL Sea Fox Sports SPRING PAINTING! Knowledge of payroll, typtnf and i*n* wagon. Factory air, power brakei ana eral office procedure!. Send reium* steering. One owner. Warranty. Make Flaherman. Fly bridge, radio, 300 h.p- Call now for frea estimate. Top Quali- Chris Craft. Many extraa. Call after ty Work. Reasonable prices. Fully In- •Utlng experience, salary lever and = I '68 LINCOLN $4895 '67 MERCURY $23955 = offer. 671-3095. ' « p.m. >41-8M9. arallability. Reply to P- O. Box J. •^ • Contifientol. Four door ttdan. Colony Park. Air. 1984 PONTIAC TEMPEST — Station MMdletown, N. J. 07748. Z.3 5 Full powtr, air, balox* Of Balance factory warranty. wagon. Six cylinder-, power «teerlng, JERSEY SPEED SKIFF """'• MY THREE SONS WAITRESS — Dinttif room an* cof* ZHZi • factory warranty. standard transmission. Very clean. H' long, 327 cu. In. Chevrolet engine. Pa In ting Contractor! lee ahop. Experienced. Apply In per* J775 Also 198! Lincoln Continental. 350 h.p. trailer. J15O0. Call alter 6 •on, Shorepotnt Ian, Hwy. 35, Hizltt- White In excellent condition. $875. p.m. 842-0968. 583-9706 264-744? '68 PONTIAC $2695 '67 LINCOLN $37951 = GET ALL THIS 671-5367. NEW AND USED BAILBOATS LIGHT HAULING—CLBAN CELLARS G.T.O. Two door hardtop. Pour door. LlghF orttn. Air. 1983 VOLKSWAGEN - White. New MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER TARDS OARAGES - Frea estimates. DENTAL ABSIflTANT-lnterested In 1 11,000 mini. radio, windshield washers. Clejn, ex- MONMOUTH MARINA Call after 3 p.m 741-2149 good Job, In comfortable turround- Factory warranty. WHEN YOU cellent condition. Asking ts<10. Call 4B weat St. 222-3492 Monmouth Beach. lngi wlUi pleasant co-workers? Chair* '67 MERCURY $1995 _= SMALL JOB SPECIALIST •fdt afsistant needed. Experience pre- after 7 p.m. 220-49M. HANS PEDBRBON CUSTOM BUILT ferred but will train qualified person. Pork Loot. Two door hardtop. BUY THIS Rome repairs, alterations, addltlona. SKIFF—24' — With cuddy cabin. Pow- Inilda and outside 2D1-3260. Neat appearance and food worklnf '67 LINCOLN $3495 Air. ered by 240 h,p. Marine Interceptor fcthlti essential. Mlddletown area. Two door. Block/white. Air. BRAND NEW WANTED AUTOMOTIVE engine. Fishing chairs, navy top, rod Write lo Box D-182, The Dally Reg- holders. adluataMa outrigger mounts, HAVING A PARTY? ister, Red Bank. '67 MERCURY $2295 head. Very fast. Perfect family or MLICIOUSLY PREPARED FOOD* llshlng; boat. FalnleS and ready tor CALL MEP.RI MAKINGS '67 MERCURY $1995 Colony Park. 10 ptnsingtr. ~ WANTED DO YOU LIKE CLOTHES? Pork Lone. Like New. launching. Make an offer. Call 542-1974 741-5933 Mon. thru Ftl. 9 a.m. • K 1968 MERCURY 100 USED CARS after 5 p.m. ; Two daya advance notice a "MUST' You'll love working with FASHION FROCKS. Free wardrobe and training. 1 '67 OLOS $1895 '66 MERCURY $1695 H MONTEREY — 4-DOOR SEDAN Cash waiting (or you "THE "SKIPPER'S SHOP ALL TYPES OF HOME REPAIRS Average. $20-335 per night. Rapid ad' S Si, 20,000 orlolnaj mllM. Alterations, remodeling, and palnllnf VMcement. Call 881-151} or 3M.«m — S <«. Four tpetd. AIR CONDITIONED • POWER STEERING ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS Reasonably priced. Free eatlmatea. TOWN & COUNTRY PAINTS, HARDWARE. ACCESSORIES Prompt service Call 741-3953. MAIDS WANTED - Dally, weekly. Radio, ipecial all vinyl interior, tinttd g!as>. *6 1st AVE.. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (1.40 an nr. Transportation provided. I B '67 MERCURY $1795 '66 MERCURY $1795 = DODGE 872-0367 SUSPENDED CEILINGS — Paneling. Call 284-9021. Deluxe) wha«l covvrs, rreavy duty battery, M MAIN ST. JM41M MATAWAN — 5 Monterey. S i5. Convertible. Air. <20'l 1AILB0AT3 — New and used. Finish recreation rooms and attlca. NHRSINO INSTRUCTORS - School remote control left hand mirror. Deluxe Call Sheet.rocklng. taping. 842-4281. of Nursing desires pedlatrlc Inatruc- I ! '67 LINCOLN $3995 •tat belts, whitawtll tirts, woodgrain in- $ 7*7-3479 IF YOU NEED HELP to Improve tor and psychiatric Instructor. Must '66 CHEVROLET $1595 S = strument panel, bright upper door molding your lawn. Call a professional, ex- have bachelor's degree. Write Assis- Four door convtrtlblt. iingt. perienced landacaper and lawn ex- tant Director, School of Nursing, Jer- Btl Air Wagon. Low mlltogt. bright curb moldings. Plui til the othar Spring It Jut! AUTO RENTALS pert Year-round service. Call 22B- sery shore Medical center, 19(5 cor. standard equipment. 3289 6735, after 5 p.m lies Ave., Neptun* N.J., or phone Around the Corntr... 77J-5500, Ext. 315. '65 FORD $1195 Only ont car left at this prle*. MABONRY WORK - All types, Pla, and we need 100 Uiad Cart LTD. Two door hardtop. Stock #4-A. White oxltrlor - rod inttrlor. terlng, * block, brick concrete work. SECRETART — Wanted for Asbury We will tradv or buy out RENT A CAR Specialize In patloa. 747-3835. Park law firm. Mature aeereUry with good general altllla and experience. right — Call or Coma lit DAY • WEEK e MONTH LAWN CUTTING — Weekly or month- 65 FORD $1195 ly. Free estimates. Reaaonable ratai. Legal experience not neceasary. Di- Call r*l-3,«2. versified duties and pleasant asso- ... TOM'S FORD WALL ciates. 778-6900 for Interview. WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY ASK FOR ED SIGLER LINCOLN.MERCURY Jhnwibury Ava., at lycejitura BUSINESS NOTICES NCR OPERATOR SHREWSIURY AVI., at SYCAMORE 747-5400 Hwy. 35 2M-U0O Ktyport 747-5400 Two yeara experience required. FINE ART STUDIO AND GALLERY Apply Personnel Office, Mon. throuill Fri. Bam. to 12 neon, AUTO FARTS-REPAIRS AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS 17 E. Front St. Red Bank. N. J. LILY-TULIP PORTRAIT ARTIST DIVISION OF OWENS • LOU LERNER'S and JERRY BARATTA'S Hwy. 35 Holmdal ZINOVIA SEMOTAN An equal opportunity employer Optn Monday through Friday 7 p.m. Spring Special WOMEN — AVON to 9 p.m. For oppolntmant Call FULL OR PART TIMI. lereral terri- PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER tories open for women who are Inter* •ated In h&vlni a good, tteadr In. 747-0363 coma. Eiperlence not necessary. DIRECT A»on Bella lUelf. Call 7U-tM3. tei TUNE-UP 3377. 771-13J0. OENBRAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER FACTORY OUTLET! AUTO RENTALS for Nursing Home. Experienced only. =/ '65 Mustang $1095 '64 CHEVY $995 Call for appointment. 9(«-«oo. Holm- S YEAR WARRANTY del Convalescent Center. Hwy. 84, j—,,,.„ ..I W Two door hardtop, Mallbu wagon. Six FARE PLAN ° WEEK-END Holmdel. cylinder. Automatic, ^ IfrttlTit Budgtt Termi for all Repairs and Parts •WAITRE8B WANTID — Reuular or Pow#f sttcrlng. % part-time. Apply Bow Knot Raitau- Iff '65 CHEVROLET $1295 Fraa 4»i Salt Prfc» tof Daw* NO DOWN PAYMENT PLAN' SPECIAL . . . rant. Red Bank. 5 Bsl Air wagon. Green, CLERK — Good at iliures. Payroll '£3 MERCURY $ 8951 "V«llqith~ $1950 N $44.88 Instant Credit Approval With . . . •xperlence preferred. Colony Pnrk. I JONATHAN LOSAN 1 '65 FORD, $1295 Pfyinoutftt S2TS0 MAJOR CREDIT CARD O SS1.36 1 Johnson Ave. Miuwta 1 , Chryilm • Muitm>0 Vinyl root. '63 MERCURY $795 1 $2895 N $69.84 RENT M6-D3S3 I . CLERK-TYPIST I Four iMtd. Colony "Park. I Wagon* $2550 E $60.91 * Raplaca spark plugs * Sit liming and dwill A NEW <3ood typlnl fkllll. Hnnn «:M ta I '65 PONTIAC $1795 * Rtplaet points & concUnltr * Adjust -automatic choka) p.m. five (lays a wtek. Apply Per- I LeMrrni Immoculrn*. Air. '63 MERCURY $250 * fUplact distributor rotor * Adjust catburator idlt •onnel Office, Monday through Friday Four door, Great (JMI. A NEW SUPPLY OF MERCURY COUGAR (rom S te> 13 noon, '68 EXECUTIVE CARS! "« Rtplaca futl filtar - mixture 1 '65 FORD $1095 * Rtplaca oil and oil filtar * Adiuif idla spud or LILY-TULIP 1 '£3 RAMBLER $ 395 j = Dlvlalon ot OwenR-IUInolB Mustonfl hardtop, Hwy. 3S Holmdel, N. J. 330. Two door hardtop. ALL WORK PERFORMED BY REGISTERED TECHNICIANS Con'1 bi To»d from new. OVER 65 USED CARS MONTEGO MX An Equal Opportunity Employer 23.DOC miles Standard tram. From Friday 5 P.M. to WAITRESS - Experienced, for week- TO CHOOSE FROM eniln. Apply In persnn. Harhnr Retail- I 6-CYLINDER CARS 8-CYLINDER CARS Monday 9 A.M. — rant, yschl Baaln, Atlantic Hlajhlands, '65 VALIANT $ 695 '62 MERCURY $795 1967 CHRYSLER 1963 CHEVROLET WAITHKBS — Mual be experienced • Two door, Six cyt. Handard. Four door icdon. Crtam puff, Convertible, fully equipped, Impala, J-door hardtop. Rsgular Prico $35.50 Rsgular Price $37.80 over 21. Fullllma or part-time, call 1947 VALIANT 55 100 FREE MILES OiniTlVANTED — Tor dry cleaning I '64 MERCURY $ 695 v-100, itioor i.don. 1967 PLYMOUTH '42 FORD $695 Sattellte, Jtltior Hardtop. SPECIAL £.0 SPECIAL «JO plant. Nn experience necessary. Va- I Comet, PQW loof. Squire. cation with pay. Palrt holldayi, Blue m Six cylinder ito^dord 1965 Country Squire Plui N.J. S.l.i Tax Plui N.J. Sal.i Tax rrDSs partlrlpatlon. Apply Top Hat ••pouenoer station wagon wild 1963 OLDSMOBILE ONLY 18*88 Cleaners, nt, T>. Mltldlplown. 871-1320. olr conditioning. '5B SrDEB'KER $ 495 j = Station wooon, fully tquipuifd. Malts Your NURSING I '64 FORD $ 995 Commander. 5 ;— 1965 DODGE EXCEPT HI-PERFORMANCE ENGINES £ Squire. Girls and Women 26.000 original mllel, V-l. • Z MtMioco "400," ?-door hardMp 1964 IMPERIAL ResBrvation NOW. Will br lr«lnrrl on the I0I1 In hjcnme with air conditioning. Full/ powered. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT NOW! NIIHBKIT AII1KS and tnrn tnn w>(ai (luring full time ttalnlni II,7(1 per 5 YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN &ood only wild this Ad. hour 10 Mail. DO NOT PIIDNK. Apply In ri'mon. weekdaya only, 10 lo 2, At- Untie Higlilanna Nursing Home, II Mid- WALL dlelnwn Avs.^Mlantlr. Highlands. WAlTrtKflS niperTericeT~in" kltch- BAYSHORE fn work. Apply In - person, ftlHLIO LINCOLN-MERCURY PK7.ir.niA, Chapel Hill (mopping Cen- Shrowsbury Avanue irr. MlilillKinwn. Ultm. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH LAUNiijlY 'ATTENDANT -""KSTV at Sycamore part-limp. Apply in ppr.,on, Psrker'a ~: Shrewibury Ave. and Syctmort Av: 747-5400 = FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS TOM'S FORD Laundry, M Uei-hank HI., ned Bank. 291-9200 22M790 200 HWY. 35 2640600 KEYPORT 747-5400 (More aaitllled Ads CB The Next Page) HELP WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE KELP WAWTED-MALE HELP WANTBD-MALE THE DAILY REGISTER, W*d.( April 16, 1969—27 wol/IK — Wo»M you Ulu to m Faunlly Cireau «itrl mom? worUUf « maids HOUUEUSEMCK _ To do cieaiutt, A modern motelT Work lull or par laundry, help with children. Uvtly tune.' Chance (or advancement. A own room and TV. References. Ml- INSPECTORS - TOOL & GAUGE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-Mtk-Femiie ply HOLIDAY INN, Rt. 85, Hatlet OIRL FRIDAY ,- one-»irl office. Inspterion txperitnc* r«quir»d OKNBRAL TACTORY WORK - Mtt- WANTED — STORE DETECTJVBS-- NURSE await *r«a Hour* 7:30 A.m, to i p.m. Tull anil ptrMime poiltloni tvalltbit. Starting rate. 12.25. 2M lncreaxr* after Excellent opportunities In this field. TESTERS - ELECTRICAL 30 day*. Call M6-4344. AV* for Mr, Com pie l* com piny benefit* avallibt*. INDUSTRIAL DENTAL A88ISTANT - To wo* in Valler or Mr. DougMirty. Sxperlenre not neceuary. Apply in busy dentil office. References re- perann Only. J.M. FIELDS, Rt. 15, quired. Call 741-2072. REPAIR MACHINIST TAXICAB DRIVER — FULL TIME, Hazlflt. NURSE Muat have excellent driving rtcOri. BABY-SITTER - Mon. thru Trl. Mutt bs -10 a.m. 2-! it ON UNEMPLOYMENT viie boy crews working In circulation AND BY APPOINTMENT promotion of daily niwipaper. Muit men. Will train persons DENTAL A8SI8TANT — Highly ex IANVIN- New startjng rates for unskilled. fl.95 hour to start. . . $2.00 have tramportatlon. excellent p*y with good steady work his- perlenced, for multl-glrl office, to b< plan, on guarantee and bonus. Pieasa criatrslde assistant. Highly trained on CHARLES OF THE RITZ hour, 30 days. Higher rites (or sprayers - Brake Punch Press nail Mr. Dlngman, 222-1000. tory if not experienced. ly n«ed apply. Reply to Box D-183, "Does 'Finder's Keepers' count if Doll/ found some- The Dally Register, Red Bank. Rl 35 Holmdel M4M00 Operators. Plentiful overtime - Multiple benefits. College SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Steady year round employ- CA*/1R0 WASHERml. so. RtS —. 3 6Ful Drive-ll timea openingTheaters students welcome. thing in MY drawer?" Afternoon*, evenings and weekends. ment. All company benefits SALESGIRL — Experienced In chll lor girls 18 to 35 for detailing cars. Mature. Call 741-98*1. dren's wear. Full time. SID'S CHIL- Excellent working conditions. Will HAN WANTED - For outilde work, and advancement opportu- DREN'S WEAR, Little Silver. 741-0071 train. Apply In person. Country 8ud- Apply Must have driver's license. Plumbing ser Car Wash, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. experience helpful hut not nece*aary. nities. CONCESSION — Evening work, Olrl Call T47-S247 after A p.m. over 19, $1.50 per hour. Apply in pei RECEPTIONIST - For busy real es- HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE APPLY m PBMOK tate office. Five days per week, 9 to ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS INC. PLUMBER WANTED «nn after S p.m. lit. 35 Drlve-ln Thl Wayalda k niafto Ads.. Oood ply. steady work. ater, Hallet. 5. Must bs good typist, have pleasant phone voice. No shorthand required. New Shrewsbury. N. J. Call 291-2313 HOUSEKEEPER — Two part-time Excellent opportunity. S71-23O0. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER — Degree KLE-FORGE CORP. daya or one full day. Must have re- Experienced in MTM layout work, Rt 34 k Garden State Partway, cent references. Own transportation HEAD NURSE HEEDED FOR •oma method. Salary J13K. preferred* New Rumson home. 741' SMALL NURBINO HOME — Day HELP ffANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE MAINTENANCE MECHANIC/A ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCT Exit 85 3M7. shift, salary open. Living on premises, 20 Thorn an Ave., 747-3494 Shrewsbury If needed, call after 5 p.m., HJ-B883. ASSISTANT MANAGER — Ladles RIAL BITATB IALIIMAN - Apply Allenwood, N. J. WAITRESSES — Over 21, all stllfti specialty shop. Red Bank. Aeeponsl. Appletirook Arency, •» Hwy J5, UUL- MATURE MAINTENANCE MAN - open. Must apply In person, no phone INSURANCE — Rate fire and aulo. ble position. Reply to Box H-1B5, The diatom. «71»00. TOP SALARY & OPPORTUNITY Painting and carpenter's helper. Li- calla. HOWARD JOHKSONR RES. experienced. Full or part-time. Write Dally Register, Red Bank. censed driver, Steady employ- TAURANT, Hwy. 35, Mlddlelown. Box N-120, The Daily Register, Red IMPORTED CAR PARTI DIPART- ment, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. COMPANION AND AIDH —To sllgtt. 'Bank. DENTAL ASSISTANT _ Experience MKNT ~ Requires man. Experience to S p.m. Prefer local resident. Call ly handicapped elderly gentleman. preferred, but not necessary. Over 21 STEADY, YEAR ROUND WORK after 8 p.m. 741-7687. Light housekeeping, coo*kln(. Llvs In. WOMAN — LIVE IN. HOUSEWORK. deslreil, but not necessary. Apply In Call 747-1H!. person. Red Bank Auto Imports. 191 Refarencu. Call 97MMJ altar B:8» SECRETARY OAKHUR8T AREA. SALARY SCO. CLERK FOR SH1PPINO DEPART- p.m. For busy salei office at ELECTRONK PER WEEK PLUS ROOM AND HOUSEWORKER — Bleep In. No E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. Leading, expanding •Itctronic MENT — Ability to use lork lift ASSISTANCE CORP. Good shorthand BOARD. CALL S31-987B AFTER 5:30. cooking. Muat ba fond of children. truck desirable. Paid holidays and WAITRESSES AND WAITERS - Cor and typing flkllls required. Call Mrs. Little Silver area. 842**37. MECHANIC — Or mechanically In- component manufacturer other company benefits. Apply In per. private country club. Apply In parson, Bmh between 11 and 12 for interview. REGISTERED NURSES — For nurs- clined, to work on small etulpment, ion RALPH FRIEDLAND A BROS., call 291-053:1. Ask lor Mr. Leonard 747-5100. ing home, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shirt. BOOKKEEPER — Oeneral office have own tools. 3 days. «71-ni3. Af- APPLY IN PERSON INC. Locust St.. Keyport. 3EAC0N HILL COUNTRY CLUB. An equal opportunity employer Full time or part-time. For appoint- work. Maturity and experience re ter 9, e71'3i70. Or apply at Ditch ment. Call TO1-OM0 Mon. through Frl. quired. Red Bank. • Mtddletown area. Witch of New Jeraey. 101* Hwy. IS, ACCOUNTANT — Deirte, soma ex- Mart Immediately. 7*1-3900. Ulddletown. 1 ptrlence, youni. Salary to I12K EXPERIENCED MARROW MA- HOUSEKEEPER — Three to five ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY TTUATIONS WANTED-Female OHINB a>nd single needle operator. days per week. Steady, t-ft p.m. High HOUIICLXIANING PLUMBING MICHANIC — A-l In all VIKOA CABLE CO. 10 Thomas Ave.. 747-3<(• plus a territory of your own plus na< PLANT — Apply In psrion, Elas- DHHWASHERB — For private coun- Red Bank. tomera Limited, Una Rd., Matawan. home Atlanta Hlghlandi. Will baud. for Interview. tlonal television advertising plua mon try club. Call Ml-003). Aalt for Mana- 59100W. MAIDS — Chamber and laundry. Ex- ey-bscle guarantee equate the money HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE ger, cellent positions available. Must ap- CREDIT CLERK — gome knowledge you want to earn In your free time. SHORT ORDER COOKS — Mast ap- COLLEQE FREIHUAN-Seekl turn- ply In person, no phone calls. Howard of bookkeeping, light typing. Benefits. Phone J. BlrchaSI. 741-4313 or 4(0 ply In person. No phone calls, How- CHIEF CHEMIST — begrte In Chem- er employment as mother's helper- ard Johnson's Restaurant, Mlddletown rXPIWINCID CARPET SALES- MECHANIC-AUTOMOTIVE — Apply istry or related field. Food back- companion, preferably children agea Johnaon Motor Lodge, Hwy. 35, Mid-Pleasant surroundings. Apply in per- 3377, 774-1220. MAN — EicalKnt (alary, food Iu- dletown. son at the Credit Department, Lerner In PBrsori. WERNER'S AUTO MO- ground. Head up research and quality 8 and up. Exparleneed. Refarencea Shops, 81 Broad St., Red Bank. No SALESGIRL — Permanent poalUon, tan. Writs Box H-lt«, Tha Dally TORS, Hwy. 36, Belford, control, saury la »UK. available. Please write Kathy Van WAITRESSES - Over 21. Apply In phone calls, rull time, for jeneral iclltng. Expert QUALITY CONTROL Retlatar, R«d Bank. ACE EMPLOYMENT AHENCY Clave. Pine Manor Junior Collen. us person, Bachert'l Hofbrauhaus, ~~ ence preferred, but not neticaiary. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - With JO Thomas Ave., 747-J4M Shrewsbury Woodland Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands. WOMAN — To work In fabric atore. Apply in person to Mn. Pltwley at BULLDOZER CPBRATORS tooli tnd experience. Bee Walt, Ser- YOUNQ MAN —For golf shop opera- 011(7. Muat tew or have past experience In Klslla'i, Trout Bt., Red Bank. FOREMAN call vice Mmner, M Schwartx Cliryiler- fabrlci. Hours flexible, call 776-9771. 871-3113 Pl/Dioutl., 141 W. Front Bt, Red Bank tion. Full time. EXPERIENCED lady desires dey't ASSEMBLERS: MATURE WOMAN — Al compan—, Ohallemlni supervisory position (or 7I1-DM1 work or Ironing. Call after f p.m.. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY WOMAN WANTED - To work. In Including light homework. Live on responsible, Inttlllient man with ene TWO EXPERIENCED OARPBNTER'B OOOD MAN OVER 40 -For short SALESMAN WANTED — Twtgge Itt-Wt. MUST HAVE STEADY WORK RECORD kitchen and at counter. Apply In per- premises In separate eflicency apart- or two yeare. experience In quality HELPERS — OooH par. vacation. All trips surrounding Red Bank, our Men's Shop, Rt. 35. Mlddletown Shop- son, Jerry's Colonial Inn, 41 Newman ment. Salary plus apartment CaU af- control or equivalent. year round jobs. Call 871-liOO, PKT. aaletfflen average 117,000 In commta- ping Center, aood opportunity. 671- CAPABLE WOMAN desires day Pickers and Packers: Springs Rd. Red Bank. ter 5 p.m. S72-1100. KICK CONSTRUCTION CO. alona, plus regular cash bonus. Man ork; also babysitting. Call 071>. 741-llt) MUST BE HIGH SCHOOL O-RADS EXPERIENCED PHYSICAL. BXBR- Minimum hl|h school education or one we want can do this and better. Air OENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Five or two yeara college preferred. Plaaae FLOOR WAX1CR-W1ND0W CLEAN- Mill w. r. pate, Pres., Texas Re- ENGINEER — Design and construc- Vfe offer excellent working condition days or deep-In. Reliable. Recent ref- CISE OIRL — For Shape-up, Inc., send reeume and salary history to ER — Will train If nacssaary. Oreat finery Corp., Box 711, Fort Worth, tion experience. Drafting background combined with a congenial atmosphere erences. 741-1749. 711-0T38, 7474)233. Mrs. A. Robinjon, or call an-3000, EiL potential. Room for advancement. Texas 7(101. necessary. Salary I13K SITUATIONS WANTED-Male In our new ultra modern plant. PART-TIME — Woman to Inventory CLEANING LADY - For permanent SM-MU, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY and order baby accessories at Brad- lob In Fair Haven. One full day or SHORT ORDER COOK — Apply In PART-TIME — NEAT - CAR 20 Thomas Ave., 747-M94 Bhrewnliury LIFEGUARD - Senior Red Cross INTERVIEWS lee Stores, Hazles, Bradlee Stores, two half daya. Reliability and refer- person, Peterson's Restaurant, 183 EARN 170 WEEKLY CARPET MECHANICS — And help Llfesavlng Certificate, available for TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS Eatcntown, once a month. Write on- ences neceiaary. Call 741-3571. LILYJULIP Riverside Ave.. Red Bank. CALL WED. ONLY - 4-7 P.M. summer work. Full time. Or Indoor DIVISION OF OWENS-ILLINOIS en. Experienced. 391-S132, • AM • 10 AM IIM-1PJ1 ly to American In-Store Servicing SALESLADY — Part-time afternoons. MR. NASH 6424033 7I7-S5S7 pool, part-time now. CaU 747r46lf> at- Corp., 230 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y! Hwy. 39 Belmdel, N. J. BRAKE AND MUFFLER INSTALL- Ur 6. LANVIN- Apply Dell's Pharmacy, MI River An Bqual Opportunity Employer BR — Clean cut youni man. Auto- EARN HIOH WAGES! Excellent op- MAN WANTED — On Dslry Farm. 001. Rd., Fair Haven. motive and torch exp«rlanc« nslplul. portunity for responsible, profession- CHARLES OF THE RITZ FLOOR WAXIR-WINDOW CLEANBR ally trained drivers. See our ad under House and utilities provided. Call TEACHER — Homt repairs, roofing COOK HOUSEKEEPER — Expert, CLDANDJO LADY — For line furnl- Excellent luture. Apply In peraoa on- (8061 298-S024. ST. 35 HOLMDEL, N. J. enced. Own room, bath, TV, or live p tld r CaU after 9 p.m. ly. Instructions. painting, mason work, carpentry. 172- ture etore. MMXIU 2. of Wells Fargo's Sscurlly Guards WAITRESS — Experienced, 7 a.m. to tions, once again WK have leveral 3 p.m. Five or six days. Call 264- TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS — Experience not necessary. Must have Factories, Stockrooms, Un- only. Apply In person. HAWTHORNE- Servlcss has openings for ear. Call >71-tl>l evenings. Openings available for men M mtv SOMMERFIELD, INC.. canter and ITALIAN PIZZERIA - RESTAU- M14. Two years commercial experience. loading, Truck Helpers, Etc. terial hand lets, our •tarttnj retf li Jackson St., Freehold. RANT — Fully equipped. Busy shop- PART-TIME MEN OPERATOR - DRAPERIES Apply In person at Nappl Trucking $1.90 per hr. with regular Inert**e« ping center. Priced for fast aala. In your oreo, up to J1.75 per hour. Corp., Rt 34. Matawan. and excellent advancement opportuni- FACTORY HELP - Oood pay for Principals only. Phona 2M-3O<4. leasanl working conditions. Shrews- DISTRICT SALES Report, ready for work, ties. A good steady work record, 40 houra steady work, rear-round All shifts avclioble, I hours per bury Decorators, 468 Broad St., EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — For Indoora making fin* ceramic tile. No thlft; weekend! also. Shrewsbury. large OM Dtaler. Oood working con r&thcr than expetienct li our only TAVERN BUSINESS FOR SALE SUPERVISOR daily from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. qualification. experience needed. Old factory Isn't CALL ACT NOW - Earn some extiJ dltlona and benefits. 741-7S43. fancy, but you'll like Atco's friendly money. Coll 74W33O 24 hours a 1oy. MATURE — Strong kind woman to We offer iplendld working conrilUoni M1-4JM care for handicapped ")oy (13) Satur- IXPERHINCIID MECHANIC — Ap- Mutt bs abla to _ind lib»nl ..benefit* combined with % oeome. Paid holidays, vacation, Ineur- days and some afternoons, call 741- ply In parson to Bill Srant, Service congenial atmoaphert m our modem, •net. other benefits, We vera an OETTY "FLYINO A" haa for leas* 7143 after 5 p.m. , • Manager, McFiddln Cadillac, Oldsmo- handle salts and MANPOWER INC. air-conditioned plant. equal opportunity employer yeara be- high volume potential service station blle, 251 Broadway, Long Branch. 222- fore It became fashionable. ATCO CE- In Long Branch. Financial aistitann JOB OPPORTUNITIES WAITRESSES — Experienced, for 1234. promotion and worlc 4 West Front Street We also have available RAMICS CORP., Hwy. 15, Keyport. for qualified man. Major equipment part time banquet work. Top union 264-1000. furnished. Paid training program. Union benefits, scale wagee. Call or 829-7309. Rapidly expanding East coast plant apply after 3 p.m. Oarden Bute Tow- Good salary to An Eg.ua.1 Opportunity Employer the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 of largest sailboat producer In U s. FENCE ERECTORS - Experienced PRODUCTION HELP WANTED-MALE el Supply. S3 Birch Ave.. Little 111- p.m. for anyone who can ITALIAN AMERICAN RESTAURANT needs steady* year round help. Boat ver. 747-577I. start. Many (rings only. Chain link (10) to subcontract. experience not necessary. We will Plenty of work. Your truck or ours. WORKERS Well established, fully equipped tee train ASSEMBLERS - CARPENTERS btnefits. Also full and part-tlme hourly men, worlc a minimum of three to appreciate. «! Ualn St., Keanlnurg. - PAINTERS - FIBERGLASS EXPERIENCED AUTO. •at. and gun. men. Call TAYLOR hours during this time. Immediate PERMANENT openings tot Must sell due to Illness. FENCE, 747-M96, «ves. 171-SM2. MOLOERS - WOODWORKERS. Paid CALL 741.0010 INTERVIEWS males and females. MUST work ro- GIFT SHOP - Located at Bahr'a hospital and medical benefits, paid MOBILE MECHANIC tating shifts, starting salary IJ.47W Restaurant, (or rent. BODY MAN — To work In (reenhouses. Ex- TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS per hour plus shift differential. OVER- holidays and vocation, bonuies and Excellent pay, all fringe benefits. Ask for Mr. McKnight perience preferred, but not essential. 9 a.m. • 10 a.m. 2 p.-m. • 3 p.m. 872.1245 overtime. TIME. Excellent fringe benellU. Drive Good working conditions. Monmouth Steady, all year employment. Please LANVIN- to Ixlt 120, Harden state Parkway, JENSEN MARINE, Dlv. of Bungo' County's Import Leader. MEN EXPERIENCED MAN — Aluminum apply In peraon, splwak Florist, 89 light turn on Matawan Rd., left turn MONEY TO LOAN Punta Corp., P. O. Box m, Boundry gutter work. Steady, rood pay. Call Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson. CHARLES OF THE RITZ on Cltffwood Ave. la plant. Apply Is Rd., Marlboro, N. J. Write or Phone Red Bank Auto Import! Are you tired of the same OLD r«u-after < p.m. T<7-3<91 or 4«2-S2tO. CIVIL INOINEERINO OFFICE Rt. 35 Holmdel, N. J. person at Personnel Office. Newmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk REFINANCE TOUR UORTOAOE — 431-0100 between • a.m. and 4 p.m. tine,..in Uis »tme OLD plae over INSTRUCTION Ws need people to work rotating iHifti. MAN — Excellent opportunity for de- CHEVROLET. SaS-BOOO. 21. 741-1500. pendable man. Oood pay, excellent SURVEYOR/PARTY CHIEF We are offering the MOST L.g. desirable MAN — To work In retail liquor store CAMr COUNSELLORS — College PAINTCJO— All Media. Prints lei- We are willing fo tupply th» following: company benefits. Apply In person at Salary open aona or organized groups only Lo.nla> modern equipment money can RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC chiln. All sround work, no expert, age. Send resume to Richard Kleva, • Steady employment clesi to norm TRANSIT MAN ence required. Must *je at least 30 M Lillian PI., Red Bank. Eflhyvoulou, Studio 31. 21 Bread SL, buy ... the MOST pleasant CO., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Experienced only yeara of age. Eatontown area. Call Red Bank. 7414IM. • Excellinl wagei Including shift differential payments Bank. Ask (or BUI dries. B-S3.»/hr. • Hospltolliatlon working conditions in the MOST 747-5775 between 9 a.m. and 11 — SHIRT PRESSER — Experience pre- Salaries fully competitive depending ferred. Call COMPUTER CAREERS • Life Insurance Modern Automobile Agency In GENERAL FACTORY HELP upon qualifications — paid holldaya ORDERLIES - 3 to U shift. Top e Disability and sick benefits and vacation — hospit&llz&tlon — pay. Full fringe benefits. DO NOT 583-1070 _ buslneei. Industry and rovtrameat e Retirement plon Monmouth County ... with the Steady, days. Liberal benefits. Apply major medical — insurance. Reply *HON1S. Apply In person weekdays, LirEOUARDB — Over 21. lend res- Hart with ECPI training. Day at Apply 01 In person, J. W. Mortell Co., 144living qualifications! experience and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ATLANTIC HIGH- nmi to Richard Kleva, M Lillian FI., tvssilngs. CUl ECP1 at HMW or following benefits. •alary requirements. All replies con- LANDS NURSINO HOME, > Middle- Red Bank. visit ECFL MS Monmouth Park Dwr., Grant St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Weat Long Branch. fidential. Reply to Box H-1S1. The town Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. HAIR STYLIST — Male or female, KERR t Paid Vacations Dally Register, Red Bank. AUTO MECHANIC—(day week. Clean full or part-time. Only top caliber ihnp. A-l opportunity. 91 Monmouth styllat. Salary open. L'lMAOE HAIR (More Classified Ads aiAaa yA«urACTu«ixo co • Blue Cross-Blue Shield LIFEGUARDS (2) St., Red Bank. Andersen. 717-4900. STYLIST. MI-3222. Red Cross certificate required. Pri- On The Next Page) •ACKAGINO PRODUCTS DIVISION • 8 Paid Holidays FACTORY WORKER - steady Job. EXPERIENCED MATURE SWIM ELECTRONIC INSTRUCTORS vate pool, apartment project In At- Call TEAM COACH — Send resume to Keen ond Francis Sts. Keyport • S Say Week lantic Hlfhlands. Mr. High, 281-0237. MD-2255 Richard Kleva, (IS Lillian PL. Red An equol opportunity employer FIELD ENGINEERS ID Ocean Blvd. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • Uniforms DEPARTMENT MANAOSR — Table Bank. CUSTOMER ENGINEERS MEN WANTED ippltances and electronics. Excellent PERSON TO DELIVER newspapers PLUS jpporlunlty for advannement. Com* at Fort Monmouth. Monday through MeDONALD'S DRIVE-IN plete benefits. Experience preferred. Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Call OWN YOUR OWN IUJINISSI The best Body Manager around. Communication Background va Hwy. 39 Mlddletown Apply In person only. J.M. FIELDS, 147-5054 after 5 p.m. Prtfarrtd Full or part-time workers for eve- Rt, 3D. Hailet. Dynamic Collfomla manufacturing FACTORY HELP nings. Must be at least 1R years old. GROCERY CLERKS — Full tlm« We're not asking you to quit MAN — Full time, for delivering and days, part-time mornings. Cashiers, company hal openlngi for distributer- general work. Permanent poettlon. Ap* part-time days. Apply FOODTOWN. shlpi In the local area. Earn lii.OM- your OLD JOB . ,. Just come High Rat*s Per Dism SALES CAREER ply NORWOOD DISTRIBUTOR! INC., 126 Main St., Matawan. ALL SHIFTS For ths right Individual, we ofler a 145,000 onnually. S3JO0 Investment, in and talk about our NEW marvelous challenge, No celling on 624 Broadway, Long Branch. See SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Female Stltct Your Travel in iventual Income. Excellent starting rank. ,nd male. Part-time anil full lime doubl/ secured. Call for appoint, ONE. alary, plua commissions while com- A MAN TO WORK — One or two days openings. Mlddlelown residents. Con- men! after 6 p.m. 583-1791. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED the U.S. pleting our three • year salea training per week on lawn In Mlddletown. Call tact the Mlddletown Township Board program. Liberal fringe benefits and of Education. S7L3850. Teleprocessing Implementori Inc. uture management opportunity. WE WILL TRAIN WALL , 409 W, Anderson St. LET 19W be your year of opportunity. Hackeneaek, N. 1. Call 5)6-7587, eves 171.2232 today. Lincoln Mercury An equal opportunity employer. M/F SOME MECHANICAL Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore PART-TIME — Beml-retlred gentle- INTERVIEWS men, to work cleaning stand and re- Shrewsbury 747-5400 pairing spaskers on field. Apply In CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY APTITUDE LIGHT MACHINE 6 p.m. Frl. All (Jay Sat. person, Rt. 3B Drive-In, Higlet, after Molly Pitcher Hotel p.m. A HANDY GUIDE OP BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! 747-2500 CLEAN UP MAN — New and used EXPERIENCE HELPFUL FOREMAN cars. Five day week. Experience pre- To •upirvlit until ihop «nii|ed In ferred. Call In ptr«r>n, . LABRIOLA ihort-rim production of prtelilon ma- MOTOR!, 120 E. Newman Springs JOIN A GROWING chine and the it mttml ptrtf. Growth Rd.. Red Bank, opportunity! with expanding Alvlilon Adding Machines-Typewriters Moving and Storage Painting and Decorating of electronic! mtiuiiftDturtr Iocited MASON'B HELPER — Steady work. In Honmouln County. Bend reiuma in Will train, fltart Immediately. Call ir- COMPANY IN A confidence tr> Box DIB*. Th* Dally ter 9:3(1 p.m. 222.KS2. Oakhurst. • DDINO MACHINES - Typewriters ROBERT S FARWBLL Regiiter, Rid flank. sold, rented, repaired Berplco'a 101 Painting * Decorating CHAUFFEUR... MALE WORKER - Must have 'Irlv- ANDERSON BROS. For Free Estimates Call MJ.|!« GROWTH INDUSTRY er's license, General construction Uonmouth St., Red Banh. 7t7.OUB. PORTEDIIS • - Pull Unit posltloni EXPERIENCED DRIVING ... INC. We are a leading manufacturer of wire, cable and ivallib'e on toy and 3 to 11 ihtrts. 'ork. Steady portion. M8-1M2. Oood eiletry, pUasant worltlni condi- For Prominent Extcutivft ... OFFflET PRB8BMAN - For days. Diamonds Bought or Kestyled PACKINO — M0VIN4 Pearl and Bead Rcstringlng TV lytrem products offering ... tions, full frlngs bemflti. Contict Starting rate $3,10 sn hour. Conlsct Pernonnel Office, Itlv«rvl«w Hospital, Navpslnk Press, 77A Monmoulh BI, ST0RA6I 741-2700, Ext. 215. An •cnnn thoroughly f». cook for •mall family. Csll REUSS1LLES' U Broad It., Red floor, luperviiory ponltlon In lir(« mlliir with thla typt or work. \V« Bank. varlaty •tore, fland ram me atatlni; prefer per ion living in Rerl Rank, PAlNTKIln WANTED—Exi'.ellent con- Electrical Contractors Generous Benefits varlaty •tor* titp«rl«nca and »»lnry Middle town or Atlantic WnliUruli ditions with good pay, Dione r«qulr«d to F. W. Woolworth Co., US area, Per ion •elected will drive Plumbing and Heating Market Bl^Newaik. N.J^ _ __ for I m pot I anl #xtrmtlvf> of larg* 171.0432. STEADY YEAR company an<1 do mlic«lUn«nutl ODII JOIIS -- Around ort IMrULSE, Hi Chestnut II., P.m ALL TYPKS OF HOME REPAIRS Halls Mill Road freehold, N. J. •i}n:iiuiNcaD~Suicic' M«WXNTS" pirion ntadlng •uppl#m*nt*l ttrn- Hank. Alterations, rsmndellnr and painting CARL B. JONEfl — Painting and OLSEN CO. ING Roofing, eld tag a) An Equal Opportunity Employer —ror MonmculS county* larasit Ingti. Apply ATCO CDItAHICS CORP HErtVIOD RTATION ATTIUNTIANT — neannnably priced. Frea estimates. wellpaporlns; Fully Inmrerl. For free Institstlnn Installed and guaraMee4l Asal«r. ExrtlUnt brnellts anfl work- Hwy. 3fl, K»yp*rt. An «rVfrJ35, fosm Field!) to Hariri Ave., turn lefi to Middle Road, straight o^eod. screened porch for outdoor living, two- and Council of the Borough ot Red •O Entllfh Pin** Red Bsnk DAILY REGISTER ca.r garage and oil fired hot-wa-ter msttrrsn box uprlng 9:in, snttiue See Manager in Apartment 72 LOTS AND ACREAGE Bank (or maintenance and repair ma- PRIVATE TUTOKINO — Msth rolltop rtfSk S:B. 671-0134. _ heat. terials in the Borough of Red Bank in the County of Monmouth with an FAMILY AD TONNBAII nOVERT~-"~Fnr Triumph This brand new listing can't lut at FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — estimated amount of 15,000 sq. yds. H10ARPO MOREVFU. 741-RPM i.ft«r Spitfire, nrvtr used, MO. Cull XiUlBr commercial or residential. C&tf » 30 p.m. $35,000 Koad Preparation; 50 tons Bitumi- 3 LINES 5 DAYS 741 mm APARTMENTS FURNISHED ROOMS III.'IXANEY REALTY. 671-5131. nous Concrete Patching Ma- FIVE window nereens 2$% wide, 42^ terial, Type SM, FABC, A.T. F.D.A. FOR long, >2 ea. O E. rotlsserls oven $15. GARDEN APARTMENT — 3!£ LAROE ROOM — with bath, prints CAMASSA AGENCY INC. HOLMDEL — Over tn acre, wooded, 265 tons 1g" Broken Stone, F.D.A. and MEN Call alter 9:30, 201-9293. rooms, unfurnished, {125. Call 7*7- entrance. 747-1ML After I p.m. call surveyed, ready to build on. Call rolled: 6,000 Gals. Asphaltlc Oil, *2.00 Realtors 566-8325. Grade Mc-70 RC-250 or RC-800 F.D.A. JUST 4233. 684 Broadway Long Branch Iitn hlch MP>! 2fKl r only. Ar«cJ» muit orirtnata from a RED BANK — l and 2-bedroom un- MOTEL AND HOTEL ROOMS — J15 222-4100 KEYPORT — 67.5'xin , zoned one o: Type SF-1 F.D.A. Rolled, and opened n-ffk and morr No need tn leave 872-0724. after S two-family. City sewer and water and read In public at the Borough houiehold and mar not eiccad a sal* furniflhed Ktrden apartments. Molly a week and up. Maid service. Call Even, and Sun. 229-1513 ynur prr*enl Jnb.'-A.TS 1" VA AP- rtc« of I.SO.00 ixtr article. Pitcher Apartments, Branch and Mad- S72-1773 Alpine Manor, Hlgniands. 53000. 2W-1117. Hall 3^ Monmouth Street. Red Bank rROV'ED awl eule llc*nned. Our as- UTILITY TRAILER — Perfect condi- iRon Ave. Apartment viewing between New Jersey on May 5, 1969 at 8:30 •oclstt tmcklnj rnmpunien In your 'Hoe MUST b* idvfrUied, Sacb ad' tion. ISO. GENTLEMAN — Room neit to bath. COUNTRY HOME dlUonaJ lln* 11-00, No copy ehangei Call 871-5487 10 a.m. »nd 4 p.m. only. See Mana- P.M. Prevailing Time. TlrJnlty have 15 IMMEDIATE »P«i- may ba mad* and no dlicounta ft fer In Apt. 2f. No phone calls. Private house. Privileges. Shrews- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY HOT POINT ELECTRIC RANGE — bury. 741-6586. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Specifications and Proposal Forms trained driver*. Ff»r Immediate, free c«Ied bnfor* explratloo. 37x2C. Very good condition. >5o or UNFURNISHED RED BANK — Four- Charming country Colonial home. 4'4 HIDDLBTOWN TWP. — Commercial are on file at the office .of the Bor- Information, aenri ns.m». addrpis, and bent offer. 284-S483. room apartment with 1 Vi baths. Heat SINGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfort- acreii offering seclusion and privacy. property alone Hwy. 35 or 38. From ough Engineer, Henry F. Labrecque. telfpnone number to: American Train, To Plact Your Daily RtgitUr and witter furnished. Couple only. No able. Reasonable. Gentleman pre- House hM living room with fireplace, 175' to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL- 17 Linden Place, Red Bank, New Jer* lni twrlrM, Inc, Depl. PR-H, P.O. CARRIAGE — CA RBED COMBINA sey and may be obtained upon prop- pel*. Lewe required, Immediate oc- lered. n Wallace BL, 741-5392. dining room, large modern kitchen, TY 671-5UL J BOX isro. ctmdm, N. }. ouoi. FAMILY AD, CALL,. , TION — Mattress, A-i, tl2. Taylor cupancy. |140 a month. E.A. ARM- two bedroomi, 1^ baths and den er notifications. Tot stroller, 15. car aest, (2.50. 7»7 STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, 553 Pro»- drat floor. Second floor has two very Bids must be accompanied by a II5II. pffct Ave., Little Silver. 741-4MO. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE large bedrooms, each with bath. Mas- REAL ESTATE WANTED certified check In the amount Ot ten 741-6900 » CM. FT. FRIOIDAIRJl ter bedroom iias dressing room, eev< per cent (10%) of the bid. made pay- MONMOUTH BEACH — Lovely larga HOUSES FOR SALE eral spacious closets, Attached heated able to the Borough of Red Bank 34-Hour Service ATOR — Excellent running condition. greenhouse, breeze way, three-car ga- MERCHANDISE $40. 741-7108. one-bedroom apartment*. Private pa* COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL and a •Dondltig certificate as required MAC1NAVOX HOME BNTEKTAIN- tto. Large walk In closets. Laundry rage. Finished storage house, tool Ws havt readv qualified buyers, by specifications. FOR SALE MENT CENTER — Black anil while 12 SHEETS sheet rnrk, $10, «V) blond faclllllss. Parking. Heat and hot wat- house and large barn. Good buy at (or fast efficient service, call j. D. The Mayor and Council reserve tht TV, slereo phono. AM KM radio. Dan- face brick, $40. power lawn sweeper er supplied. From 1115. Apply res!* J77.0OO. ROOHK, Realtor. Rt. 34. Coltl Keck. right to reject any and all bids. ish modern, walnut cabinet. Excel- (50, iDitcher'a block, (30.741-3680. dent manager, River and surf Club 462-2741. Member UulUpU LlsUnt Ber- MAYOR DANIEL O'HERN HAT TOR IALI ApU. 25 Park Hd. 22M3OH. EASY COMMUTING it! • bill and up. Alia ttnw. rent condition. Originally I7M1. will TORO rower handle with two self ASH, PATERSCN & DENISE Tics. Jack Bryan, Clerk eacrlllce, »f». 787-«3«. altsr « p.m. propelled attachments, Whlrlwlnr April 18 .( tfl.SS 462-K7J RED BANK — 2%, room apartment Barn red Wo-story Colonial. Insurance-Heal Estate WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST ACETYLENE CUTT1NO OUTFIT - grass cutter and snow thrower. Good Modem garden development. Air con- Three bedrooms, 1^ baths. Hwy. 9 £ weal Main St., Freedom, N.J. NOTICE TTPZWIUTXR8. iDDDJO maohlMa. Large gaugee end torch, M' haee. condition. 741-7(07. ditioned. See manager, 239 Spring St. New hUcJien. Full bane-mem. 4S2-O1G0 YOUR HOME All nikM new or uswl. Ouaraatasd. Apartment II 9. din Low u US. fonrtoo'B 101 Monmouth Will demonstrate. STO WtlM RUMMAOE AND WHITE ELE Two-car forage with loft for Call today and gtve details asd casl SHERIFF'S SALE It Ken u> Ui«at»r. 7«T-otar>. T PHANT SALE — Naveslnk United BSD BANK — Off Broad St. Close storage. Walk to schools. RIVER PLAZA price. STERLINQ THOMPSON h AS- SUPERIOR COURT WAHHINO MACHINE — Like new. Methodist Church. Rat. April lMh. 10 to downtown and storei. Third floor. Nicely priced at 923,900. 8OC T47-SC00. OF NEW JERSEY 175. Phone a.m. to 2 pm. Naveslnk Ave., Nave- MIDDtETOWN CHANCERY DIVISION DKIKJ us up HUM, UblM, ohalra, One bedroom, living room and dining UROBNTLY NEZDBD — Two am. tddlnt mmtfcinaa, trowrttars, om«« •Ink. are*. (70 per month. Write giving ref- MONMOUTH COUNTY erences to BOX B-180, Tbl Dally Regli- thre«-bedrooni home* Mlddletown, Rai* DOCKET NO. F 89S-6S •CUIpmeal, stc., at Darfaln prtua. BEDROOM 1KT ATTIC FAN - 42" Dlehl. good con Very attractive two-bedroom, one-bath let vicinity. We have buyers waltlnf. New Brunswick Savings Institution, New or uaed AAC DESK OUTLET, dltlon. 950. Also two air conditioners, tor. Red Bank. A. FRED MAFFEO ranch. Fireplace in living room. THE KIRWAN CO. 787-5500. Rt. U, Otttiurat SS1-JWO Like new. French doors opening onto a. 21' Flori- Plaintiff vs: John J. Donohue, a/k/a Call 747D674. One Fedders, one Borg Warner, $4S LONG BRANCH — Oceuifront. Sum- REALTOR da room. Electrically controlled ga- LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — John Joseph Donohue, at ux, *t als.( each. Stereo console, $45. 741-530D. mer renta I. Modem rumldhed four Defendants OUTDOOR — Round metal table with 569 River Rd. Fair Havan rage door. Awnings, tr&verss rods, IN Keinj-jurg . Mlddletown • Haile' By virtue of a writ of execution In UNCLAIMED 8IMCJKR—Youm for re rooms and bath, No pets. Private drapes and many other extras. Beau- HolmdeL The Smolko Agency. 787-012 the above stated action to m« di- RENT A TV three chelra anrl bench, S16. OB fan, pairs bill. 110.95. AIJaEW 8HOPPES, beach. 229-1553. tifully landscaped half acre. <2S,W0. Dolor or black and white. D»y, wtak Jin. Air conditioner, IM. Aluminum 741-9333 WANTED — THREE • BEDROOM rected, I shall expose for sale at pub- pool ladder, 57. 741-2175. 46 Church St., Kesniburg. 4954177. KKANBBURO — Four rooms and lic vendue, at the Court House la an month. Low ratM. BATSHCRE TV HOME. AREA OF CAMPBELLS the Borough of Freehold, County of if Church St. Kauuburt. T87-U00. KITCHEN TABLE — Walnut Formica hsth. Heat and hot water, Clcie to LAWLEY AGENCY JUNCTION. PRICE UP TO S20.MO TYPEWRITER UNDERWOOD BLEC top. I7',4" table leaf. Four chelra, $50, Newark and N.Y. duties and beach, CASH BUYER WAIT1NO. THE KIR Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday WEDDING OOWN — Of Cblntllly TRIC — Desk model, dray, chrome pall 7BT-9T34 for appointment. Realtors -Insurors WAN CO., REALTORS. 787-5500. the 21st day of April, 1069, at 3 lace, Aleneon and Psau ds Sole. trim, (125. 15711180. M.1-DM8. o'clock, P.M. Eastern Standard Time, XMtachaMe Wattcau train. Bpray of NOROE RBFRinERATOR-FREEZ- FREEHOLD — Unfurnished lovely 100 Hwy. 35 Red Bank ALL that tract or parcel of land, aprHqups on town and train. Haa.4 BR 13 cu. ft. OoQd condition. >IS5. five-room apartment. Excellent loca- LIST WITH CONFIDENCE situate, lying and being in the Town- THREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE — tion. Residential area. Security. 462- 741-6262 Our 14 professional salespeople art ship of Mlddletown in the County of piect ol crystal and ptarl. No veil. one year old. 9125. Phone 2<4-fl215. 16M. A RARE BARGAIN ready and able to market your prop- Monmouth In tha* State of New Jcr* Size 12. *12C. 291-1M8, alter I p.m. 49SO1B3. FLOWERING SHRUBS — Forsytes erty luocessfullr. mock orange, Welgela, 10 for $5. Dig LONO BRANCH—Three rooms. Clean. This lovely three-bedroom RANCH RUMSON Trade-ins — Sxchuigei KNOWN and designated as half of ANTIQUE SACRIFICE! OUR OWN Furnlnhed. Tile hath and kitchen. All with full basement Lot 14 and all of Lot .15, In Block COLLECTION roR BALK! Ratlrlnr your own. 946-4733. ra«e U yours (or only Walk to school, bus, or shopping from Member Multiple Listing Sendee* 9x15 RUG — French wool, Ivory di utllitlM Included. No children. No this Colonial Cape on one of Rum- WALKER. & WALKER, Realtor. T, as shown on a certain map en- tor heiiia i CURIOSITY SHOP, U HAMMOND pet*. 78 Second Avt. ion's prettiest streets. Living room Shrewsbury Holm del titled "Map of Property of Ideal sign, with pad. Call 741-152A, between $21,500 Third Ave., Long Branch, 11:8. wttJi fireplace, dining room, kitchen, 741-5213 671-3311 Beach Company, Keansburf, N. J.", S and 9 n-m. only^ THREE-ROOM .urnlohed apartment. VETS NO DOWN FHA LOW DOWN one bedroom and bath dowiutadrs. filed in the Monmouth County Clerk's TWO-WHEEL UTILITY TRAILER Si Call Office «n June 10, 1907, In C&se No. 10—Enclosed iteel deck. 8tx-p]y tlrea OARAGE SALE — Sat., Sun., April Two good size bedrooms, and. a full NEED VACANT LAND 36-7, and being mare particularly de- and shock*. S32S. Call alter «, T4T-M13 ORGAN 19-20. 63 South Bt. Red Bank. 1 842-22T3 BEACH AGENCY, Realtor bath upstairs. Full dry basement and Bmall lot or largi tr&cta. Call HUXr scribed as follows: p.m. 194 Rt. 39 Hlddletown, N. 3. a flagstone patio In the rear. July 1 LANEY REALTY. 671-51M. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four 842-2626 Open 7 days occupancy. Asking (28,900. Call ua for BEGINNING at a point In the south- SINGER ZIG ZAG MAONAVOX STEriEO THEATRE — rooms, unfurnished. Heat and hot wat* Eves: 53H768 an appointment. LISTINGB URGENTLY NEEDED IN erly line of Hudson Avenue, distant On* o( the litest modela. Dots «v«ry- m" Black ind white TV plus AM-FM «r. Adults only. No pets. Call 291-2061. Atlantic Highlands, Highlands, Le thereon 37.61 feet westerly from the STUDIO radio with FM multiplex, all-speed Payments approximate corner formed by the Intersection of Uilnf without attachment*. Slightly ' QuaiUled buyers. onardo and Naveslnk. BROOK AOSN' the said line or Hudson Avenue and und. JS5.J0 or 17 raonlhly. QutranUed. OF ASBURY PARK stereo record player, complete In 5* RED BANK — Three rooms uniui< HALL BROS., Realtors CY, Bank Bulldlnc, Atlantlo High- CREDIT DBPT. 261-Mtt 6(21260 modern hardwood finish. Excellent nlshed. Couple. No pets. IU River Rd. 7M-T68* Ks.tr Haven lands. 291-1717. the westerly line of Sea Breeze Ave- Open dallr 'til Bl lat '111 HM condition. Must sacrifice. 741-7458. 747-M20, RUMSON Member Multiple Listlm Service nue, and thence running CASH 1. along the said line. M Hudson WHITE BIRCH TRBEB - llngli and HALT HAY — 30 bales loose. Las' Truly beautliul center hall New En- Open 1 Days clump. 18 to lit, delivered. Call HI BRAND NEW DELIGHTFUL, large three-room apart- gland Colonial. Huge lot shaded by FREBHOTJD - MIDDLETOWN ARE Avenue, South 63 degrees 20 minutes H714. yenr's, Goort for seeding. $40. 291 ment, furnlnhed or unfurnished. Im- majiy trees. Fully air conditioned- WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH. I! 45 seconds West, 37.61 feet; thence SPINET PIANO 3370. sfter 5 p.m. mediate occupancy. Adults preferred. Four bedrooms, 2'/j baths. SAILING ANYONE? YOU WANT TO SELL, CALL K & 2. South 41 decrees 00 ralcutei Ocean Blvd. Call Jack. Conway. 291- CONSTRUCTION CO,, 787-7416. East, 105.70 feet; thence NEW FURNITURE BUYS Pull keyboard, 3 p«dali, kayboard oor- OAK DININO TABLE — $20^ Sim Water skiing or flshlnj. This river- mons X box spring and mattress, 920. 2790 or 747-6600. UTTLC SILVER front ranoli house ha* everything [or 3. North 49 degrees. 00 minutei OPEN TO t •r, banch, dcllvtry fret tuitlaK *t your fun. Plus live bedrooms and three LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED East, 37.50 feet; thence horn*. 15 ywir vaarantM. tradition*! Five drawer chest, $10. Singer sew. EFFICIENCY" APARTMENT —Avail- G raoious ColonLal, Deep lot insures Colts Neck and surrounding aiea. W< 4. North 41 degrees 00 minutes VALUES TO NOW or contemporary ttyl«. Ing manhlne, $12. Plsno stool, $5. As- privacy. Five bedrooms, three b&lhs. baths. New bulkhead. Sandy beach. have qualified buyer* for 4 and 5 sorted brass tubing. 747-3040. able May lflt. The Colony House, 122 Fireplace In den. Fully air conditioned. Lovely acreened porch with fabulous West. 102.85 feet to the point and S2A0 'Three - piece living room SPICUL PRICK: N. Riverside Ave.. Red Bank. river view. To settle utaite — 558,900. bedroom Colonials and 3 and 4-bed place of BEGINNING. ' group. Two aiHAA and oorner $43,900. room ranchers, priced between $45,004 COMMONLY known as No. 14 Hud- tails. Floor sample, ai li I1M MIDDLETOWN LITTLE SILVER and $65,000. ILLMH1NSEE AGENCY son Avenue, Mlddletown, New Jer- •130 HI Riser by Simmon* I M MACHINERY FOR SALE RUSSELL M. BORUS Realtor, Rt. 34. Colts Neok. 462-3172; sey. $ 70 Ccmlour support matlreaa by $525 Three-room furnished apartment, Pri- Cape Oorf waterfront home pn the Oldest Agency in Colts-Neck. Shrewsbury Klver. JUarge fireplace In Being the same premises conveyed Slroprwt I 39 FOLEY MOWER SHARPENER — vate haUi, private entrance. Business couple only. 7M-2447 after 4 and week- living room. Five bedrooms, three REALTORS to the Mortgagors herein by deed of $ H Triple dreoacra, swonds $ 4ft 775-9300 Heavy duty. Call battia. 800 River Rd. Fair Haven Patrick J, Largey and Kathryn Lar- t M Itoolccus bed*, fecondi i 21V 787-9282 ends. " LEGAL NOTICE gey, his wife, of even date herewith, I M Nltht stands, seconds t IB «B Main «t Asburr Park 747-1532 and recorded simultaneously with the BUNOALOW FURNISIIINaS — Also i'A AND 3V4 1UVERTO0NT APART- mortgage in the Office of the Cleric 1129 (even piece dinette. Tehle rive hungalowa, 14iM". ston ••ch. Ai BACKHQE- FRONT LOADER MBNTS - Available May 1st. Charm- CAMASSA AGENCY NOTICE • 30x48x60 snd six ohalre with 1963 Case, $2,790. WEST LONG BRANCH of Monmouth County, New Jersey. Is, take away. U Valley Ave.. Nlgr. Ing apartment residence, near shop- 741 -6336 6-138 This Is a purchase money first foam spala and HI foam lands. SVIOV.V Call «72-OOflJ. ping and transportation. Call Supt. SHERIFF'S SALE bucks. Sold "as l>" I M 741-3691. t Parker Ave. Little Silver Attractive two-story, three-bedroom SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY mortgage given to secure a part 1100 Hollywood beds, mattress, HALLICRAFTER MARINE — Short Realtors Member B.B.HL.S. home. Immaculate- condition. On 150 of the purchase price paid for the RED BANK — Four-room aparlment. xUi landscaped lot. barge living room CHANCERY DIVISION premises above described. box spring, friune and head- wave 50fl, four bands, electric, 140. MERCHANDISE WANTED Eves, am sun. lira. Odom 229-0903 MONMOUTH COUNTY board I U 7874IM ^ unfurnished. Second floor. Recently with fireplace. Separate breakfast Also Included herein as part of the |3M Seven-piece Danish dining decorated. Near Rlvervlew Hospital. nook. Original owner. Priced at $28,500 DOCKET NO. F-00.1-68 mortgaged premises above described ANTIQUES — Tiffany ltemj, tore, fur- COUNTRY &ENTLEMAN Perm Savings and Loan Assoclatlor are Built-in oven and plate. room. nutlet, hutch, tuble SlwlNlSMACHINIE niture, ehlna, VatatiBge, etatuary, Gotru J12J per month wllh all utilities. with Immediate occupancy. Call for with *xlertslon leaf mid four Write Box N-127, Tne Dally Register. IS appointment. of Newark, N. J., Plaintiff va: Emi: The approximate amount of the nlile olislra with foun cuati- Hardly used IMS famous tirand elg. lighting flxturee. Carved oak dining Red Bank. 1} Bendatch. et UK, et al.. Defendants Judgment to be satisfied by said aale bna, all (271 lag eewlng machine. Monograms, room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, MINIATURE SIZE By virtue of a writ of execution in Is the sum of $14,617 together with (370 five-piece ernllonal, nylon blind hems AresKM sews butitons on, OaJrJmrat. Ml-1699 or 23»-0W8. RED BANK — Flv« rooms, furnished. Would you like to have a tome with ENNIS-VOSEL, REALTOR the above stated action to me directed, the costs of this sale. makes button-JiolM, dams, fancy Nowly decorated. Air conditioner. 1U own private poncl atockMl wMft i 392 Nerwood Ave. Dea I shall expose for sale at public ven- The Sheriff hereby reserves the fnam cunhlona, fleor rample (240 elUches. atlll under guarantee. S42.40, COLLECTOR — Wsma old tor trains Parking. Centrally located. Adults. extendlnK lull lensUi ot ¥. acre ol due, at the Court House In the Bor- right to adjourn this sale without fur- | !S9 Roll-A-Way IIMI with Inner- terme available. Call mannger until any condition. Fay cash or will trade. No pol«. 741-2275. property surrounded by woods? T*ils 531-1231 ough of Freehold, County of Mon ther notice by publication. aprtng maltreM } ns 6 p.m. U toll, call colled. Ml-itTW, H.O., an, 0, standard gauge. 774-5710. I.AftOK studio room. Tile bath. Light rancti Is Ideaj BLS a starter home for OLD FARM VILLAGE mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the Dated February 18. 1969 IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE WANTED young rajnlly or .retired couple. Could 28th day or April, 1969, at 2 o'clock, PAUL KIKRNAN, Sheriff lf5ir~OOLn WOOL IMIO — »35. housekeeping. Good location. Quiet easily be added to for large family. Just Imagine the spring loveliness of P.M. Eastern Standard Time. Walley & Wallcy CREDIT- FREE DELIVERY Beige 6x13 nylon rug, S15, 8x9 green Used Oriental Rugs mature business woman. 741-0761. this Rumaon Colonial and you will S7 MonniouUi St. Red Bank 747-0011 braided rug. (10. Call 2M-9407. Chlneee and Persian Located in neighborhood of jar«e coun- All the following tract or parcel i Attys. Also Wall Tapestries try estate tames. Living room, fonma! want .to baft it^"tflght unseen." Three land and-premises hereinafter parti _ March 29, April 2, 9, IS $80.00 WEDDING OUWN—Imported Frenci ADMIRAL STEREO CONSOLE-Wlth FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 dining room, tv,x> bedrooms, full base- or four, beqroonw, 2£ batlu, gorgeous ularly described, situated, lying an< ftojepolnt tare and peau de aole sown. built-in bar. Like new, 170. Phone COMMERCIAL RENTALS ment, two-oar garage. Magnificent flagstone porch, aet among flowering being In the Borough of Keyport Coun NOTICE Crown madl of hand rut cryatala. 405 0193. ANTIQUE JEWELRY - fop cash view of pond and wood*, For only dogwoods. $46,500. ty of Monmouth and State of New Je: NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS paid. LES DEUX, 799 River Rd., Fair StI'EKIOR COURT llaed only oner. Bin 10. 1121. Ci WAREHOUSE STORAGE BPACB — t24,900. sey: OF NEW JERSEY anytime MM272. LAWN MOWER — Rctsry Brlggi and Haven, East. Tucs.-Sat. 11-5. 741-1584. Approilmately 1300 sq. fl dill STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC. BEGINNING at a point in the South stratton. Runs well. 120. Call eve- 717-1100 REALTOR CHANCERY DIVISION r!!E»EASON SALE — On Phllco and nings 28<-rm«. REWARD-Cash paid for leads. We PAUL BRAGAR westerly line ot Kearny (Stout Street MONMOUTH COUNTY rireetone air conditioner!. As low &• buy used furniture, antiques and col- GALLERY OF HOMES Street, which point Is distant 428.0 DOCKET NO. C-r.86-6* 1109 for WOO BTIl Flrealone. Come In BICYCLES — Used Allies (7) men's, lectors' Items. Mahe an appointment OFFICES — (Private) In large suite. REALTOR 45 W. Rlv«r Ad. 747-0000 Rumaon feet Northwesterly from Its lntersei As small as 70 SQ. ft All services 794 Broad St.. Shrewsbury W7-O221 Don with the Northwesterly line i (L.8.) and aee at FIRESTONE, White and women's. All sizes, sll styles. 110 for us wllh your Orandmother and u desired Executive center. 1 Ifaln STATE OF NEW JERSEY null Sli.. Red Bank. to tn. S71-5MI. collect. Our Attic, 222-7357 and 531< Short Street; thence to Bt., Satontown. 642-3261. ' (l) South 75 degrees 27 minutes West FU1.I. SIZE BEDSTEAD—Quartered J854. TREE LINED STREET JOSEPH REEVEY, SAMUEL REEV- PLAYER PIANO — USED IIODERN OFFICES — singles or QUALITY SPECIAL 116.16 feet; thence EY, GEORGIANA REEVEY DUBOI8, walnut, very good condition, ll.V Vari- REFRIOERATDD — Pie end dessert Located In River Plaza, this complete' <2) North 14 degrees 33 minutes Wei 431-11M ous sin picture frames. 543-262S. lultea, own parking, Colonial atrl* One of a kind. Gorgeous view over- ly renovated home features spacious LINCOLN DUBOIS and CHARLES unit. Bihrs' Restaurant, 2 Bay Ave., building, Heat, full maintenance, air looking bay, on large lot Modern, living room, IT1 dining room, modern 32.00 feet to the line of lands now o_ EDWARD REEVEY, his snd her FREE BICYCLE ACCESSORIES - FR1O1DAIRE ELECTRIC RANQB — XlghUnds. conditioning opUonaL Reuonable ren- luxurious chalet. Three bedrooma, kitchen, three bedrooms, l,a baths, formerly of Carl S. Dahm, by Deed heirs, devisees and personal repre- ^Itrt e&ch blk* purchased In April. Good condition. Reannnable. OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chill, tals, 10 SDrtnt St. Ked Bank. Call two ba.lh.8. Huge firepla.ce In spacious hot water heat, full basement, over' Book H74, page 397; thence sentatives and his, her, their or any Take your pick. Horna, belle, heaketa 2S4-1OOS glauwire, art objects and brlc-a-brac, 741-9586. • living room, Chalet celling. Built to sized two-car garage with storage loft, <3) Along the said lands of Carl 8. of their successors In right, Utli and cr llghl> at riRESTONE, White and a baron's taste. Call now [or appoint- Dahm, North 75 degrees 27 minutes interest. NATURAL CERULEAN mink cape, Immediate cash for anything and ev- OFFICE SUITE - 7M sq. It. In er- Flrat time offered. $23,900. Tiie Me- JHple 8li.. Red Bank. erything. KusoU's as Eaat Front SL, ment. *37,9O0. OOVVAN AQEGNCY, Realtors, 2M Hew East 116.16 feet to the Southwesterly You are hereby summoned and re- almost new. Was SSOO, will sell for eellent location. Desdribla for suiy pro- QUALITY REALTY ASSOCIATES line of said Kearny Street, thence GUITARS — Amplllleri. drum». ac- T41-1693. tosiloa Call 747-3730 between > and 5. man Springs Rd., Red Bank. 747-3000, quired to serve upon Arnone and cordlom. vlollna anil othere. Up lo SS75. Call 671 M64. Realtors (4) Along the same South 14 de< Zager. plaintiffs' attorney!, whose ad- 1i>% off list price on used equipment. DA VINCI ACCORDION — Excellent 3500 84. FT. — Ught mimifac'.urlng Hwy. 3S Leonardo 281-3232 Bjreei 33 minutes East 32.00 feet to th< dress Is 248 Broad Street, Red Bank, Up to 40% Hat price on new equip- condition. 1135. PETS AND LIVESTOCK lolt (or lsaae. LINCROFT-HOLMDBL FARM point and place of BEGINNING. New Jersey, an answer to the com- ment Anderion, SO Broad Bt., Red 4B5.-O32D Oall t47U00 Three bedrooms, both and Ahower. On Also being commonly known aa #21 plaint filed In a civil action. In which Bank. PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING— 64.87-acre farm, subdivided into 23 Kearny Street, Keyport, New Jersey Henry J. Carney and Elizabeth A. SURFBOARD • DEWEY WEBER — OFFICE AND VARD — Fenced In COLTS NECK two-acre lots — *r more If built In The approximate amount of Uie judg- Custom built. JIM Call By appointment only. AKC poodla area. Call 291-2400 or Carney are plaintiffs and Joseph OE HErRIOBRATOR - And tenor and sonna.uier puppies. (71-9M1. 2401 Beautiful, distinctive three • bedroom one-aora clusters. Offered at $ltiO,00Q. ment to be satisfied by said sale is the Reevey, et als., are defendants, pend- eaxaphone. Uuet Bell. Best offer. Call (43-3705 Colonial In mint condition. Over an Assumafale farm mortgage and addi- sum or $13,3M together with the cost ing In tne Superior Court of Ntw 264-4320, SUNBEAM eleotrlo clothes dryer, HOMING PIOEONS (or sale, $1 ea. «.00O BO. FT. - Excellent light man- acre of srround In top are-a.. Paneled tional financing available. Call SNY- of this sale. Jersey, within 35 days after the 23rd or $2.50 for mated pairs, call USED APPLIANCES — All In ex- portable. Baeslnet. mlntilurei crib ufacturing facilities for lease. Flrat gameroom with fireplace, dining room DER AGENCY, «71-2690; evea., 291' The Sheriff hereby reserves the righ day of April, 1669, exclusive of such tremely well-kent condition. Electro- type. Car seat, clalrol electric heir 747-0349. floor, call 747-1100. plus breakfast nook, enclosed porch, 0120, for details and appointment. to adjourn this sale without lurthfli date. If you fall to do so. judgment piaster electric range, 133. Cotdapot setter. Hair dryer. Two dresses, etze QBRMAK SHEPHERD PUPPIES — PROFESSIONAL, OFFICE BPACB - drat floor laundry. All imaginable ex- notice by publication. by default may be rendered against refrigerator, 133. Bendlx automatic 1012. 29I31U. Blre champion Dot-Wall's Vance, Dam Ultra modern building. Best location tras including Intercom, extra fire- COLTS NECK PAUL KLERNAN, Sheriff you for the relief demanded In the wanner, 115. Call M2-4097 after 5 p.m. champion Cato of Fleldetone grand- in Hazlet. Excellent parking. Will si. place, boautlfti] wall-to-wall carpeting Dated March 4, ms complaint. You shall file your answer YARD BALE — Frl., HI a.m. Ran and appliances. $18,900. 1LUMENSEE Five-bedroom Colonial tn excellent; Del Negro and Adub&to and proof of service In duplicate with daughter. Bred for temperament as ter to suit. Rent moderate. Call 264- condition. 12x20 den plus 13x21 game- and unusual house plsnts, spring bed 1M0 or 741-3200. AGENCY, Realtor, Rt. 34, Coltfl Neck. Attya. the Clerk of the Superior Court. State 1969 ZIG-ZAG ding planta and cut (lowers. 201 Shore well as conformation. Phone 671-9120. 462-3172. Oldest Agency in Oolto Neck. room with fireplace, central air-con- April 3, 9, IS, S3 $55.00 House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, Blvd. and Mornlngslde Ave., Kean: OALEV1N PET SHOPPE ditioning. One Oiore lot with mature In accordance with the rules of civil SEWING MACHINES PROFESSIONAL OFFICES FOR NOTICE •iurg. 787-M34, Uonmouth Shopping Center RKNT-2.00O sq. ft. of ground floor MIDDLETOWN shade •trees, Man/other features. $56,- practice and procedure. 542-1273 area consisting or four private of- 000. ILUMEN3KE AGENCY, Realtor, e-ico scralohed in fhlpmcnt. Thus IOLLECT1ON Of Cut, Prssled and Special fices, one conference room, lnrge gen- COMMUTER'S DELIGHT RL 34, Colts Neck. 462-3173. Oldest SHERIFF'S SALE The action has been Instituted for machlntM, m«k» button hol«ii, sew fin Colorr-d Olass. Lots of brlc-a-nrac. Agency in Colts Neck. SUPERIOR COURT the purpose of quieting title to cer- buttoni. darn, monofrtm, overcast, East Heuse Antiques, Hwy. 38 at Sears, Chameleons ersl office area and reception room, Minutes from trains and buses to N. V. with SOO sq. ft. additional storage and Newark. Walk to school, ilores OF NEW JERSEY tain lands situate in the Borough of etc Complete with ctnm for aulo- Atlantic Highlands. AKC MINIATURE SCHNAUZER snare In cellar at no .extra cost. LITTLE SILVER — Charming .arm- CHANCERY DIVISION New Shrewsbury, County of Mon- rn tvUc decorative work. R^uctd to PUPPIES—Salt and pepper. Dam and and all houses of worship. In historic bouse, completely refurbished Inside UONMOUTH COUNTY mouth and State ot New Jersey, de- 'XrT HA8KKT WEAVE REDWOOD pups champion sired. $128. 462-9O«9. Ucapes and carpeting throughout In- village area. S[>lit level. Three bed- $36.50 FRNCB — It sections and (ate, Jl cluded. Ample parking facilities, rooms, two fcatns, .recreation room, snd out during the last two years, In- DOCKET NO. F 1828-68 scribed as follows; por sertton. You remove. Call 9M- choice location In Mkidletown on cluding Quaker Maid Kitchen with Elmora Savings and Loan Assocl SCHEDULE A OR J4.H0 TER MONTH SIAMESE KITTENS — Purebred. private patio area, One acre. Owner dishwasher and self-cleaning oven, atlon, & corporation of the state of Call atock manager, Atlantic Sewing C5« altes * P.m. ACFA registered. (25. Call (71-1911 or Highway 3!S one-nimrter mile north of being transferred. Priced to aeiL $33. All those lots, tracts or parcels of "71-9170 alter 5:30 p.m. Naveslnk River, In moiern air-con- 500. 671-3205. brand new bathroom with stall stiow- New Jersey, Plaintiff VB; Harry B. land and premises, hereinafter par- renter of Anbury Park S am. to 6 DINING ROOM SET — Excellent ditioned building. Available for Imme- er and bathtub, new storms, roof, Kotler. et ux et als. Defendants ticularly described, situate, lying and p m at 775-4775. condition. Phone 741-B10T evenings. Tim iTs CUTIES diate occupancy. For further Informa- flooring, etc. Four bedrooms, two By virtue of a writ of executloi being in the Township of Shrews- Days 7M-7O0O Ask for S. Lull. RED BANK-RUMSON AND MILES baths, large gameroom with Cathe- riREBRICK — Also one Inch black SPRING CLEARANCE SALE tion call 741-3MK). . AROUND - Multiple Listings. Send for In the above stated action to me d: bury (now the Borough of New rlaitlk pipe — Cheap. M6-2400, dral celling, raised hearth fireplace rected, I shall expose For sale ai Shrewsbury), In the County of Mon- CLARINET -- Marie In France. 175. PUP GOES HOME WITH YOU NOW— MIDDLH1TOWN — Rt. 35, primp lo- free catalog of modest homes, farms, and large picture window. Beamed public vendue, at the Court House In mouth and State of New Jersey, ai P* p m. •Call efler J p.m. Bedllngtan Terriers, Bloodhounds, palatial Rumaon estatei, waterfronts, ceilings In dining room and living 7«-s«7J cation. Offices or atore. Parking the Borough of Freehold, County of follows part of properly Df Joseph DININU ROOM SET - Nine pieces. Dachshunds $75, Pugs, Calm Terriers, space. Rent reasonable. Call 671-0823 •craage, lots, business opportunities, room which has fireplace and built- Monmouth. New Jersey, on Monday Reevey and Luclnda Reevey, his clfi Cnort condition. Best ofler. Phone TWO STALL SHOWERS - (In orlgl Boston Terriers, Wire Fox Terriers, RAY STILLMAN, Realtor in bookcases. Many other quality fea- the 5th day of May, 1969, at 2 o'clock, wife, situated between Hamilton Road Bcotttes, Pekingese, Toy Fox Terriers, tures. Two-car garage, large store- nal cartons) 935. Olass-llned 30 gal. "Our 50th year" P.M. Eastern Standard Time. and Lakewood Road near Shafto's hot water heater (In original carton) Oerman Short Hair Pointers. Cocker PROFESSIONAL OFFICES tor rent, room and ,Doa(house. Beautimily land- All the following tract or parcel ot Corner, and at the present time laid FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR - Bpjtnlels and fabulous Great Danes. ftceltent location. Call 648 Hwy. 3ft Shrewsbury 741-8800 scaped 2/3 acre bordering 90 plus Fald »2». will sell for l)«0. Call afler K.V Call 787-S7.M, land and premises hereinafter partic> out and designated by corner stones FREE LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES. 747-2330 POUR STAR LISTING — Like a sere farm. Can assume $28,000, 514% ularly described, situate, lying ant! set therein and lying back of George 4. eri-ooes ROFA BED — 125, refrigerator KM, ALL PUPS HEALTH GUARANTEED. great movie, this is a rare home. mortgage. Asking 153.900. Principals Permanent shots, wormed. Lowest being in the Borough of Shrewsbury, Boll Sr.> house In the Township of TENT TRAILER — Wllh HX13 Zip- huge barbecue grill $10. lamps ih ea. One great feature after another:Flve only. 741-9447. County of Monmouth and State of Shrewsbury (now the Borough Of New Excellent. 2223S35 Prices. Beat Quality, HOUSES FOR RENT bedrooms, three baths, center hall, New Jersey Shrewsbury!, County of Monmouth: A-Room Used T weeks. Call 747- m Front St. Red Bank formal dining room, modarn kitchen CRIB — Dresser and msttress. Also 189 to (350 Per Month MONMOUTH BEACH — Spaciousness BEING Lots Nos. 1 and 2 in Bloci Consisting of ten acres of woodland 747-3654 center with dishwasher, paneled den 7 as shown on a map entitled "M&u more or leas, In the form of a- rec- baby carriage. All In txcellsnt condt' TOB BKRO AOBNCT with fireplace. Pull basement. Double Is the word for these two completely OO KART STELLAR — Almost new. lion. S50. Call 7870420, APRICOT STANDARD POODLES — separate dwellings. Excellent Income of Sllverbrook Park, Borough of tangular pint, and the longest direc- 24 h p Four cycle, brakes and Stral- garage. Trees, 100x200 play yard. Top PDt«ntlal. Panoramic ocean vlaw, fur- Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, Nev tion of said plot running East and ORTABLE DISHWASHER — Q.H . Born March » cm Little Bliver location. Centrally air- West. ton Cushioned seat, scrub brake Re- 721-44D4 nished, and with many extras. By Jersey, Section 2 dated Decembei inforced Iron! axle. Helmet and gog- 'our years old. New motor ittll under WIDE STUnCTION OF RBNTALB - conditioned. Offered at «3.M0. Cnll appointment only. Realistically priced 1930", made by J. W. Seaman and gles IID5. 2:21:37, 49 p.m. Ask for guarantre. »50 787-0903. AKC POODLE PUPPIES Furnlihed and unfurnished Immedi- today! E. A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, )at $39,500. Bon. Civil Engineers. Long Branch, Said premises hai also otherwise Terms available Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sil- been described and known as fol- Jark M1MEOORAPH Spfsd-O-Prlnt. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER LILLA 8VENDSEN, BROKER New Jersey, and filed In the office Call 741-0464 AGENCY, Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport ver. 741-4500. Open Sundays, of the county Clerk ot Monmouth lows: ACCOnniON — Large. Fair condi- llsnd operated. (25. 22B-568S County March 10. 1931, and bo- Certain premises iltuated In the 948 4M3 MINIATURE POODLE — Bluck msre M400 MOTHER-IN-LAW WANTED — Im- Park Rd. Monmouth Beach Township of Shrewsbury, County of tion. Quirk sale, m year old. AKC registered. Call 542- Ing more particularly described as fol- 787-6180 WASHINO MACHINE — Wringer RED BANK—Immediate occupancy. maculate three-bedroom ranch. Liv- lows: Monmouth, and State of New Jersey, Blxroom ho«», $20(1 per month. Be* ing room, dining room, spotless kitch- SPACIOUS SIX-ROOM HOME — On and more particularly described as pe. Good running rondltlan. S3K. Call deep, natural, tret-shaded lot. Plenty BEGINNING at a point on the east- MX QOOD DOORS -- *1J. two lamps 49.^-04(17. W1REHAIR FOX TERRIER — 11 curlty ami rerprences required. Call en, two baths. Lower level has Ideal follows: 14. plrtures and frames. S3 each afler 8 p.m. 842-0327. net-up (or "In-laws" or young married ot rear yard privacy. Three bedrooms, erly side or Broad street at the cor- 1 weelca old. All puppy shots. AKC reg- Beginning at the northwest corner portents etereo. 130. 797-4087. ill'FFY 21 ' RIDER MOWER — Ask couples, Living room, bedroom, kitch- tile bath, rustic eat-In kitchen, larg* ner formed by the easterly side of of the property herein being described, ire $llfl. Baby carriage, )2&. Call 747- istered. Reasonable. 229-2581. LIVING BOOM—Dining room, kitch- en and bdth Central air-conditioning, dining room, sunken living room, Broad Street and the (Southerly glri It being also the southwest corner of 4f>Mi. WANTED - GOOD HOMES for four en, four hflrtrooms and bath. Nice lo* Reduced to C35.SO0. REDDEN AGEN- brick fireplace, space for additional of Irving Place, now known as 61! CAN'T BEAT bedroom and bath. Full basment, ga- verb rook Road, and running: thenci land of Pocohantas Le Mleux and Jo- OUR HEAVY DUTY WHITE SAM- i' IIANREN M)-50 — Good condition, mala kittens. Gentle, pan trained. cation In Red Bank. Occupanry April CY. Roallora. 3ftl Maple Ave., corner sephine A. Brown, and running thence 222-6244. l.V U2T5 per month. Call 747-3NK). Rergcn PI., Red Bank. 741-9100. rage. Offered at S27.M0. Call today. (1) along the southerly' side or sale (1) easterly along the south line of SON combination aluminum window. (ion. Call 741-4502. Si 1 verb rook Road (formerly Irving 4 for IM L\'GTAIt. slramer trunk. Excellent candl' appointment today to Inspect this ferent. Four-Bedrooms, 2tt bath Co* shown on the above map; thenci Ihorpe 6 chains more or less: (3) Ion. nrsaonetile. Call 143-2283. Three bedrooms. Call charming four-bedroom home on large lonlal. Once you see the Interior de* (2) In a southerly direction and aloni 12 Broad El. Red Bank 7tl-7MCi STANDARD POODLE PUPS — Black. 74.-M20 sign and finishing; you'll fall In lova thence westerly along the north line ATLANTIC TRADINO" POST - ffif Dame champton-slred: sire, excellent plot, Living room with fireplace, din- the westerly line of Lot No. 3 a;_ of lands of Sudan Abruze 15.5 chains CIARAQE SALE - Winter, Bummer, pedigree. Rhnts and wormed. Resson- BUNGALOW — Three rooms fiir- Ing srpit and kitchen. Offered it S2B, with it. Call now. We have the key. shown on said map, a distance of ISO more or less; (4) thence northerly Orand Ave., Long Branch. Antiques, Rprlng and Fall clothes. All sizes. MH). E.A. ARMSTRONf! AGENCY, $53,900. J. O. F.OCHE AGENCY, Real- china glaaa and used furniture. Wed. able. 787-95H3. nt*hed. JTO month. Month's security. feet to & point, which nld point I along lands formerly of Benjamin Furniture and household goods. Bx- Call MM733. Colts Neck. Hwy. 3*. Realtor, 55S Prospect Ave., Little Sil- tor, Hwy. 34, Colts Neck. 462-2741. also the southwesterly corner of salr Reevy, 8.5 chains to the point of be- and Frl. 6-10 p.m., and Sat. and Sun. rHIrnl buys. 92 McLaren St.. Red FOR RENT — Two box stalls, psd- ver. 741-4500. Open Sundays. Lot No. 3; thence <3l In a westerly ginning. Containing 10 acres more or 10-6 p.m. Buy and sell :2SK«B8 Bank 7417471 or 7IM7B5 Thurs, and dock, pasture and hsy barn. Colts PiVK-noOM HOUSE — With Bun- DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY direction along the southerly line of les.i. Fri,. 10 to 4:30. Neck-Freehold area 482-6222. porth. Cull ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Seven- To see this exceptional five-bedroom Lot No. 2 a distancB of 203,28 feet, room ranch. Three nertroomi, naUi, Colonial on Little Silver waterfront. more or less, tft the easterly side ol You are made defendants because UNPAINTED FURNITURE FOUR DRAWER TOABTMABTER AKC PEKINESE MALE — ID months. 787-RO89 hot nlr heat. Sewers, city water. Living room, den with fireplace, up you claim or are claimed or reputed BI'N WARMER — New Hubert potalo House-broken. All shots. $85. Call 542- Broad Street: thence (41 la a north- CLEARANCE SALE NEW COTTAOE — Raymond. Maine Ncnr schools, stores, trnnnportatlnn, clous kitchen, game room, two-car erly direction along the easterly side to own the said real estate or some ppder. countprlop plr.ra oven, bar 5327, By owner. Waterfront lot. Roomy. $13,500. JPfKI down, approxlmstely $125 garagtt. cellar. $51,000. WALKER V* of Broad Street a distance of 151.M) part thereof or some Interest therein, I>ok for yellow tag for special sale ilnlc antt six burner Magic Chef gs Wllh all ulUitlM. M2*23S3, per month to qualified buyer. Under- or to hold a lien or encumbrance price. ranjr,*1. Rnhrs* Restauraill, 2 Bay Ave., FIVE-YEAR-OLD SEAL BROWN WALKER, Realtors, Hwy. 35, Shrews- feet, more or lean, to thi point oi HALF BRED OELDINC, - Hunted wool Mortgage A Title en.. l IM bury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Service. place of BEGINNING. thereon. RED BANK LUMBER Hlihlands. Springfield Ave,, Irvlngton, N.J. 373- DATED: March 31, 1M9 two seasons ss whip's horse, Sound, WANTED TO RENT 3300 Commonly known ns 10 Silverbrook Pearl and Wtvll, Ked Bunk 741-6MO RiniNO LAWN MOWER — 3% h.P. good looking and welt mannered. Cut) KEANSBURO—Three-year-old ranch, Rrifid. Shrewsbury, N. J. MORTIMER G. NEWMAN. JR.. >24" cut. 175. Call alter « p.m. Mr. Hollander. 946-4526. LOCH] phone 7875187, Air. Hheehan, corner lot. Three bedrooms, living Subject to exception or about 30 Clerk of the Superior Court BW1MM1NO POOLB — All typri or 2:9-51411 REASONABLE AKC reTlsIerVd" WE NBBD — Five or six, 2-3 bed- evening* and weekends. room, kitchen, tiled bath. Good con* April 2, 9, 10, 23 1102.00 Inground and above-ground pooli room Rental Homes, tumlihed or un- dltlon. $18,000. with $900 down 'to nqtiart* feet conveyed tn the Rtate of HO TRAINS — Excellent condition. beagle . pups, seven weeks old. rurnlnhed from *S5 to I3D0 per month MIDDLHTOWN Naw Jersey by Deed Book 3004, page Chemtctli and niiiipltei. ni-uounl FHA quklirifd buyer. 620. prlcei. ADD-ON VOOUt,, 1400 Hwy Call Wnrmed, weaned, ind adorable, (15. for Incomlns personnel. TRB HERO CIIBIOTTI built three-bedroom ' ranch GEOIUJH MOLINARO ACIENCY an, Mlddl»town HWl'i nmith of Rum a*'*' 7(l-«67( 14720534. AOENCY. m 35. Mlddletown. 071-1000 i two mil bath* on extra large Int, Tim approximate amount of the Cttll to flfn this excellent value at Ht 3ft Ilazlct 204-3200 Judgment to be satisfied by said sali WANTED " DOI'BLE BED"-- Cnmplets with mat AIREDALE PUPPY AKC - Female. ROOM FOR MAN — Nesr Fort Mon- ttfl.MO. WALKBR A WALKHR. Real- MATAWAN — New M-1*VBI. four her!- In the sum nr 33.VfU3 torether with tress Double dresser with mirror. Needs e home with children. Four mciiilh, nvallsble April 21 Inr 19 lorn HolmdPl-KfiflrtMown, 171-3311. rooms, two bntha, Secluded area, Im- the costs nr thin sale. RESIDENTIAL 5ITE Rxcellr-nt condition. 7I1-461R. months old. Must sell. 9468142 weeks while stlondlnn nchnnl. Itofrr- Multiple Listing and Tradp-lnn. So nrt mediate occupancy. Wholpnale price Tnr Sheriff hereby reservii the ELECTRIC FAN — Efei'lrtcr floor" Wrlte P.tl. non 281. Falls [or (.'RtalOR, only 3:fl,9O0. THE KIRWAN CO,, right tn adjourn thin sale without fur FOR SIAMESE KITTENS — Ob. Church, Vs. 2IO4S, 8M7M.MI.NO POOL [•riihbpr and wsxer, flrpplsre set Call Ronltor.v 7B7-IW0O. ther nntli-pflth Ranch. Liv- UliMSON — Four-bedroom ranch. PAUL KIEUNAN, Sheriff yiird to Install nf*w 1P99 nirxlfl of tworinor metsl csblnpt 747-IWVfiO. nipnt. ('ntivpnlpnt tocntlon, Ornlpy by Hirer linlhu. Dm. Nnur nctiools. $,17. • rove grfund JVPOIB int display pur- AKC POODLES ~^-~ Top blood~ilne at June I. (I1-*1 to UCA monlti, phnne ing room, (Hntiiit room, den with (Ire- Richard It. O'Connor CiObD UREI1 TRUCK TIKES - 750X reasonable prices. plmo, .oiitntl fitr rotiilltloiitriK, I-ai^'O flflO. IfiLI.KN 8. HA/.ELTON, Itnallnr. Ally. 17, »12 IIMxl*, !! HOOxll. M Car 7II-325.'! •at'!. 4» |im yrn-il. Lnvdv Rroti f4fi.(KX) .1. n. Kt W. River Hi]., Kumnon. SJ2-32WK Hr> 710x15. O'hltrwalls, Sfl TlOxIS April 0, Iff. 2.1, 30 S79.M TOP CONSIDERATION .. . HRnnor>M^iint'SH;~ifn"fitrnl>iipd. HOrilE AOKNCY, Rflillor, llw\. .14, MAI'UCWOOIl -- NEW llONMnflTll I'nikswsgpn Van, Jr) Plenty nr 1^«. Cnltn Nffk. 4(1^7(1. jjivi-n fi»r i>rinif Incntlfin 1'iwi't mill by May 15. Call 7(1 JSIl cir 81'UT •- Four litdroonm, living mom, jniB» Dili optM-iriuniiy u> aavf *fl(Ki- M.^o 14"II and H's Snow tires also. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Idtfhfn. Itrcrnatlon room. A-1 condi- HOUSES FOR SALE $12(10 on a Jstiiil'.,);, luxury jewl, M-Ofi'JI N RKIl HANK - 'Ilirrp-t^iinmm li ln^lninni njillt level, ni.iliwnsl.fr. New tion. Only .V.'l.nOQ. THE KIKWIN CO., iiAHOOANV VICTORIAN CIIKflT - APARTMENTS nparlnirnl. t'nfiirnlahril. Nli-p p.ilitt. nirpcl anil rlrnpci. s:rj,N)O. Kr- itors. 7R7-5A00, TOTAL roVKHAr.E Mjtir f1rnwpr» MHlinusnv ti^ri with Ir ramlh. Mliiy pprnunptitty. n!v to Ht>\ H Ifilt, The Dully Hrglntrr, PAUL HAVKN - RIVER OAKS — FOR REAL SERVICE Mlilillflown, N J. "jx uprlnu anl nlallrr'fl Muel hr »nld EATONfbWN. EATON CRKST-Oold |'.oil Hnnk. ipfoip April L'fl '.'14-01114 Medallion Club and Apartments. 1 (-OKKKE TAMI-K Anrl iwo'miilihT and i bedrooms. 542-1105. dally 9-5. NKW" HI I i IKW»!H Ml V '-'~ KtM i r"lwt •" ld l *:(lfiO0 741fil^V IN REAL ESTATE Int nlpj) rnf. tjit.lfn Ugni v>-on. «]>!lt. 'i>-2 l>atli«, pnnrlrd ifrte- niif • t'lji' 11.1 Mr irt Call atl>r I MONMOUTH "nEACH~— ""Beautiful," 1 Consult a nji rnd Intilcs Htnl sntlijur lamps Sll- IV Ilipflll i " ulii.n mom. ('witriilly nlr ronillllnnr.i, f in HI WJQ larf t Two. bedroom apartments 1 f) Now ,ltit many good buyn-C«ll LAM- :.siituti>' sink kitchen rahlnrls llrsl No seplils. MIICT with atUchnl d nil bin RariiK' - 'i SON, INC. REALTORS. FREEHOLD. Momber of 'ir.ra B42I1I1- F*arge closets. Large private patio. largn lot (Irnipinry .luly lot, 74I-3K1I CI V: " «r,K/tlfiKi:ATOH~Nn"rfe""' giiV Laundry facilities. Parking. Heat and nn'ri.R — \i room fur 402 0440 Red Bank Araa "I'll n«v«r rsally uncknlantl my ranj;e, Jliyt*i •wringer w«Jh*r, *ttnilo FREEZE!! "-"LlkiTnewrilOO uiband. H. told hit golf club, enuih iw «ttch. Typewrltrr lift, .71- lot water supplied. From (185. Call ilsliM srsrtnwtnt, ktlch^n. bath, UNinN" BEACli '~|T5,irJ(VrB.T"roomiir llOimS AND (I ACRRR 26.S ift.r 3. rail Resident Manager, River A lurf Club nrrh. Juns lARrpt IV 11.11. Meiker. Thrr* btdronrnn. Mortgage, llftOO, MARLBORO Townnhlp, Monmouth MLS

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Concentrate r you- adnntarc. BaMential MISTER CAP? I HOPE TOU WHEN THEY KICK nutters favored. on yoar goal. OFF WITH THAT Canur.Jun*22 to July 21 Capricon. Dtc.22fojan.20 WON'T MN> ME TELLING Recognise the worthwhile things You feel more optimistic now IT'S TEN TO ONE Don't let delay in acqaJring and it will be reflected in what SOU THIS— them flatHS you. ' you aoeanpiish. Uo. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Fe-b. 19 Don't be afraid to approach the You feel good—ready to lick the boss with suRRestiotvto improve world. Go out of your way to business. do somethinp: nice for someone. Virgo. Aug. 22 to S*pt. 22 PHCM. Feb. 20 to March 20 Items ordered hy mail- are an! Don't be upset if someone re- to prove satisfactory. Include all fuses your request. Perhaps it necessary infonnatjon. is an unreasonable one. ©Fidd Enterprises, Inc., 1M» Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHGINWOLD The Wizard of Id In most hands your reason North dealer North-Sooth vulnerable for bidding is to describe your hand to your partner in NORTH * AJ3 Dennis the Menace the hope that he •will then be 0 Q104 able to determine your best 0 AKQ95 contract. Unfortunately, the * +86 opponents .are listening in, WEST EAST and the information you give 4> 5 s> KQ974 to your partner may turn out tf 32 0 765 to be even more helpful to O 1064 3 2 017 the enemy. 4 Q10942 * AJ7 When today's hand was SOUTH 4 10862 played in the recent national O AKJ98 tournament in Cleveland, West opened the five of 0 8 spades, and South dropped + K53 the six. North East South Welt Snaffy Smith There was some possibility INT Pia 2 + Pass 2 O Pass 3 V Pass HOWDV, SHERIFF- that West had led from the NOPE-I CRAVE PAW OEST / RUN OUT TH' 4 0 Pass 4 5? All Pass TO LEFT A LEETLE doubleton 5-2 of spades.but HOWDV ARE WE LOOKIN' ( BACK DOOR AN' Opening lead — 4 5 LOWEEZV~ FER A CHECKER ABOUT SOME WHILE A60, S VE MI6HT Burger remembered that WHflR'S ^ GAME? MISSIN' SHERIFF- C KETCH HIM South had used the Stayman one spade on the top dia- UH- OL'SNUFFV? CHICKENS Convention by bidding two monds and then lead a club clubs in response to one no- from dummy to assure a trump. This showed an inter- trick with the king of clubs. est in the major suits. If The whole question, then, is South held five good hearts whether South should recog- and only three spades, he nize the opening lead. Since would have jumped to three South had indicated length in hearts instead of bothering both majors, West would need to bid two clubs first. a very good reason to lead Acting on this reasoning, spades. What better reason Burger returned the four, of than a singleton? Give South spades at the second trick. a black mark for his play at The Phantom West ruffed and returned a the first trick, but get a med- club to the ace, whereupon al ready" for Burger. ...AN* THE/i^FBARTA80UT 1MB WHEEtS IS. IF MDOtJON'T aim i i PHANTOM NOT/THAT'S IT.' UNaE MORRA IS IN THE OLD QMS -ALL THE) SWH IN JUNGLE - WE SHOUID HIS FRIEND, TOO. COULD OO WAS Ottl/ TIMES Burger led another spade. DAILY QUESTION m»moesM9aHBA0igm&eorYono8s HSi feWAMftl^f- .y- JJ PHANTOM off HAVE KNOWN! HE WOULD HAVE HAVE CHANGED- COME ON.' West's second ruff defeated Partner opens with 1-NT SHH-I'M TRyiNG 1 NOT IH-*. REACHED HIM - the contract, (16 to 18 points), and the next TO REMEMBER THE If South recognized the op- player passes. You hold: S— 'toK- ) -Effifflfc TOM-TJM CODE- WHAT WILL WE. DO, ening lead as a singleton he K Q 9 7 4 H- 7 6 5 D- .17 LON? should take the first trick C—A J 7, What do you say? Bridge Club Winners with the ace of spades. He Answer: Bid three spades. Winners of the Red Bank Sol Schneider, Little Silver, would draw trumps, run This asks partner to bid game Bridge Club for Wednesday first and Henry Fleming, three diamonds to discard in spades if he has three or were: Long Branch, with Dr. Leon Kotin, Wanamassa, second two clubs and then lead the more spades; and to John Harding, Neptune, ]ow spade from dummy. This bid game in notrump if he east-west. with Miss Carol Jedel, would limit the defenders to has only two spades. You Games are played every two spades and one club re- force to game because you Shrewsbury, first place; Ray Wednesday evening at the gardless of the position of the know that your own 11 points Corby, Port Monmouth, with Monmouth Reform Temple TOMORROW: HEW WAY club ace. in high cards guarantee a Mrs. Melven Ford, Shrews- under the direction of Mr. As the cards lie, South combined holding of 27 to 29 bury, second north-south. and Mrs. Stanley Strauss, Nubbin could discard one club and points. Robert Keller, Lincroft, with Middletown. Beetle Bailey X HAP A LONS DON'f WANT fO WARP NOT fo ! TALK WlTrt THE INVOLVED IN ME SAID I SHOULD P0RSUE MORE

Hi and Lots THAtsA > GEE, ME NICE DRAWING, REALLY VWMT tt> You TRTNIS: OP- The TRIXIE.'THAT'S LIKED SOME MORE )l A NICE IT/ PICTURE/ Schlitz Develops Training Aid at Fort Alcoholism 30-THE DAILY REGISTER, W«L, April 16, 1969 FT. MONMOUTH — The telephone or teletype jack A licensed instructor In War II at the Air Transport Danger Told use of tri-dimensional pro- panel. A complete jack cir- aircraft and internal com- Command, where he was jector slides at the Army cuit and 24 siibcircuits in the bustion engines, Mr. Schlitz second in charge. He trans- detail assembly are mounted taught at the Academy of ferred to the Signal School To Teeners Signal School, developed by in the covered lucite "deep Aeronautics in Newark until in 1948 and has been on the NOTICE to CUSTOMERS LONG BRANCH -The Al- the Department of Specialist dish," measuring 12 inches (he 1940s and began his school's staff and faculty coholism Council of Mon- Training, has reduced the by 8 inches and 1% inches Civil Service career in World since then. mouth County last night pre- time needed for teaching in depth. sented a program on the dan- IN complex electromechanical When a patch cord plug is gers of alcoholism to about inserted into the jack, the principles, according to Col. 20 teenagers at Teen Outreach Gerd S. Gromliachcr, de- student can see on the screen image, which appears to be here. partment director. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Iri-dimensional in form, the Mr. James R. Deans, coun- The new training device actual making and breaking cil director, stressed the need was conceived and developed of contacts, and can trace for special groups, along the Along Oak Hill Road wait el Ravte 31 te lie Navy Roilread, including all side itrtth. by Thomas R. Schlitz, an the entire circuit visually. By lines of Alcoholics Anony- Along Rout* 35 from Longwoed Avenee lortk to Hw Navy Railroad overpass, deluding education specialist in fixed moans of looping, loop and mous, but oriented towards station branch of the Radio set jacks and binding posts, younger people with drinking Cresrvlew Dtveloanwir. Division. also included in the detail problems. assembly, outside equipment Along Chapel Hill Road from Rent* IS ewt te • point ebait l.SOO feet *M of Sleepy Hollow y It is constructed by mount- The founder of an AA group Ing electronic components or can be interconnected show- Road, Including Tllton'i Farm Development. ing their operation in an for young people told of his equipment parts within a experiences when he was 20 Along Sleepy Hollow Road north from Chapel Hill Rood for about 3,008 ftet. covered container made of actual circuit. and joined an AA chapter Along Coepor Read eait from Route 31 te a point abnt 3.0*0 her beyond Lufburrew Lane, clear lucite. When used in "Even experienced instruc- made up entirely of older (he normal way on an over- tors heretofore have found it men. Including Hlllendalo Denlopmert. head projector, a blownup difficult and time-consuming image of the tri-dimensional John (he wouldn't give his to convey an understanding last name), now 24, is the slide thrown on the screen en- Planned Interruption of Service of what takes place in such oldest member of a group of ables the student to observe an operation", Col. Grom- young alcoholics in East Or- Has been scheduled for Sunday. April 20, 1969 between 6 A.M. and 9 A.M. in detail the electrical reac- bacher said. Aided by this ange. He explained that the tions occurring while the device, classes are master- problem he had had com- equipment is operational. ing the principles involved in municating and relating to al- M Htmrn-owKO citenie cumin Jack Assembly this operation in one-tenth coholics many years older The work has been schtdulad to permit us te Typical of the new devices the time previously allocated. then he had prompted him to Is a jack detail assembly Many Patents form the younger group. increase the voltage of our line* In this area simulator used in teaching In his position on the Radio to give better service to our customers. LIVE WIRE — Students in fixed station branch are Also on the program was a (he physical operation of a Division staff Mr. Schlitz — discussion of Alateen, a pro- able to trace a circuit in operation on enlarged In case of rain, the work win be performed an inventor who holds nu- gram for the teenage rela- merous government patents screen image at Thomas R. Schlitz, Army Signal during the same hours on Sunday, April 27, and trademarks develops tives of alcoholics. Alateen's 9 Motorists School education specialist, inserts patch cord into 19&9. training aids and lesson plans aim is to help the teenager .SaUtfwy of Gmnl M* UtiliM CorpoaiM for the fixed station branch a jack detail assembly simulator placed on overhead understand the problem of al- Are Fined curricula. projector. coholism and himself. By Carton ! NEW SHREWSBURY - Fines totaling $1,096, arising from nine traffic cases, were levied in Municipal Court here by Judge Lawrence A. Carton 3rd. Lawrence Sizemore of EcK- man, W. Va., was fined a to- tal of MW for driving while under the Influence of intoxi- cating liquors; and driving while on the revoked list. On each charge he was fined |2O5. Patsy F. Mallossi of Mill- AND burn was fined a total of $280 on three charges: leaving the scene of an accident, $105; reckless driving, $75; and fail- Storewide Spring Clearance in all Three Stores. ' ure to pay a toll on the Gar- Starts Today, Wednesday till 9 p.m. and Thursday till 5:30 p.m. den State Parkway, $10. Patrick J. Morgan Jr., of Oakhurst was fined a total of $250 on three charges: 1/2 PRICE $10-13.50 $7 Lace Stretch Special! $7-$8 $7-$9 Toddler 20% Off, $7 ing while on the revoked list, SCHRANK $205; using license plates otti VANITY FAIR GIRDLES er than his own, $30; and BRA SLIP SLEEPWEAR BOYS' KNIT SUITS GIRLS' SLACKS operating an unlicensed ve- hicle, $15. 5.00 to 6.75 5.00 On a charge of reckless 5.00 4.50 driving Charles J. Rubano of Favorite stylet in Lycra8 span- 5.60 Permanent press batiste mini- Shrewsbury Township was dex power net. Exciting fashion All lace top stretches around gown, matching panties, or full Tws and three piece styles. fined $75. colors to mix or match with body for adjustable fit, adjust- length pajamas. White yokes Daifbla knit with Eton jacket Special for now wearing. Richard F. Duffen of Oak- bras or lingerie. hurst was fined $35 for speed- able lingerie straps. Soft nylon with pink, blue, yellow or mint. or sweater styles or knit shorts Springweight plaid wool slacks ing 90 miles per hour in a $6 FAMOUS MAKE BRAS: lace, tricot skirt, lac* hem. White, $9 Matching Broadcloth Duster. with contrasting knit jacket!. for girls' sizes 7 to 14. Choose 60 m ph. zone and had his tricot, blends. White, fashion pink, blue, beige. 32-36, A cup; P-S-M-L 7.00 Full cut. Sizes 2, 3, 4. several for their leisure hours. license suspended for 60 days. 32-38 B cup; 32-38 C cup. $15 Duster/Gown Set. P-S-M-L Jose M. Lima of Paterson colors VJ to Vi OFF 10.00 was fined $15 for speeding 75 ittinbteh't diildrtn't ttiopt—all itom lUcnbaeh't atiV shop—alhotoiw miles per hour in a 60 m.p.h. it.lnbach't undarfaihioni—all itortl ittlnbach's lingoria—all itor.i ittinbach'i ihiapwaar—all itor«i zone and had his license sus- pended for 30 days. Also fined $15 was David Gati of Oakhurst, for disre- Special! $4-$7 $7 Plastic Patent $2 Pair Sheer $8 to $10 Misses' garding a stop sign. Joan M. Clearance! Solomon of Long Branch was 14 KT. SOLD MESH PANTY HOSE SHIRTS & BLOUSES fined $10 for a delinquent In- HANDBAGS spection. EARRINGS SPORTSWEAR BUYS For not having a driver li- cense in his possession, prs. 5.00 James C. Blue of Asbury 2 for 5.00 4.50 5.50 $ 18-$35 Dresses ._12.50-24.» Park was fined $6. The panty hose you'll want for Prints, solids, fancy patterns in $l2-$24 Skirts 7.50-14.50 Pierced ear styles in many de- Plastic patent handbags in all now and through summer. •very swinging new style . . , Car Hits Pole, signs . . . hoops, studs . . . even the newest shapes and siies for Beige, suntan and off-white. classics, tool Choose sleeveless, $8-S23 Blouses ._. 5.50-14.50 tome with cultured pearl ac- this Spring. Choose black, navy, Proportioned sizes for petite, short sleeves, long sleeves. Fine Youth Injured cents. Save and help yourself bone, or white. average, tall. fabric choice. MORGANVILLE - Wayne to many. $8-$2O Sweaters .. 5.50-12.50 Lewis, 17, of Pacific Ave., Cliffwood, was listed in •ttinbach't handbags—all stsrat fair condition in River- it.inbaeh's bettor j.w.lry— all iterai itainbach's hoiUry—all storas . itoinbach'i iporhwaar—all itoru •t.lnboch't iparhwear—all itorat view Hospital, Red Bank, with a concussion and bruises suffered yesterday when the car in which he was riding struck a telephone pole on Tennent Road, here. $25-$36 All Wool $8 Girls' Bonded $5-$8 Men's Special! $ 11-$25 Special! Marlboro Police Chief Jo- ORLON JUMPERS SPORT SHIRTS . MEN'S SWEATERS seph Walker said the acciden SPRING SUITS LINEN BUYS occurred at 5:02 p.m. arn identified the driver as Bar- $5 NYLON RUG 24x36" 2 far bara Dressier, 17, pf 103 Per- 17.50 2.00 5.00 7.09 ry St., Keyport. 3.50 2.75 SEAT COVER to match in She and three other teen- Regular spread and button age passengers apparently Our entire spring suit collec- Famous maker cardigans, asst. colors, standard size 2.25 She'll love the pleated skirt down collars in plaids, stripes, escaped injury, according ti tion; single and double breast- turtlanecks, mocks crew style. with front embroidery. All hand checks and solid colors. All the chief, although the ca ed in plaids, solids, novelties. Cashmere, wools end orlon* $7.50 THERMAL BLEND was wrecked and the tele washable in a variety of pastel Daeron®, polyester and cotton Fully lined jackets, seat-lined blends in popular sizes. Stock BLANKET 72x90" fits twin er phone pole snapped in half. colors. 4 to 14. blends. Long sleeves in broken slcirts. Misses sizes. up now and save! full bed 6.00 He said the passengers were sixes. Patricia Ferguson, 18, • of Union Beach; Michael Corn* italnbach'i iportiwaar—all storal lUinbach's girii' ihopt—all tforai lUinbieh'i mon'i ihopi—all itorei iteinbieli't lin.ni—all tloiat more, 19, Cliffwood Beach it.lnbaeh't imn'i ih.pt—all ttorai., Joean Doker, 18, Keyport and the Lewis youth. Miss Dressier was driving on a permit, Chief Walker $32-$36 Misses' added. Miss Ferguson was $50-$60 Misses', Petites', Juniors * $10 Special! New Look the licensed driver in the ve- BETTER DRESSES hicle. LATEST STYLE SPRING COATS JUNIOR SUCK ASSORTMENT Patrolman John Farrell is Investigating. 23.75 39.00 7.75 Warehouse Site Famous maker double wool knits, polyester knits and more. Beautiful selection in season's most popular fabrics. Double and single Plan Approved Not every size in every style, breasted styles. Wheat, gold, beige, blue, white, and navy. 6 to 18, Loads of wide leg pants in cottons and blends. Choose cheeks, stripes, LITTLE SILVER - The so hurry in. Sorry no mail or plaids, border prints, we've got them all. Sizes 5-15. Planning Board last night ap- 5 to 13. phone orders. proved a site plan for a ware- house on Fairview Ave. Viclor Castcllo will con- lUinbich'i eojfi «nj sulh—-all iforei •t.lnbach'i batter drait.i—all itsrai ifainbach'i |un!or ihspi—all itorat struct the warehouse to store building supplies adjacent to his Costellcigxcavating Co.