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, Milder FINAL . : . SBnny and mUder today, THEDAILY •••-.." ;<3ear and cola tonight. Be-, coming cloudy tomorrow. EDITION J I / Monnwuth County** Home Newspaper tor 90 Years >) . 158 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1969 26 PACES 10 CENTS Hughes Urges Water Bond Plan Support WASHINGTON (AP) - Jersey Chamber of Com,- He called the program "one But he said, "The size of ceptive to a larger amount a bill to establish a new fed- Assemblyman Herbert M. Gov. Btchard J. Hughes of rnerce. •of the very highest signifi- ' this bond issue must and will, on the heels of a record $990 eral department of conserva- Rinaldi, R-Essex, chairman of New Jersey, suggesting only But the governor said a cance for the well-being of reflect the needs." million bond»issue which was tion and environment "with the special joint legislative half-jokingly that the state large bond issue could*help our people and the continued , In New Jersey, meanwhile, approved by the voters last primary responsibility for commission on water supply may have to resort to a tax strength of our business and the chairman of a joint legis- November for education, protecting the quality of our policy, said yesterday the on snuff, hag appealed to the head off such a desperate revenue-raising measure. industrial community." lative commission on water transportation and institutions surroundings as a whole." committee will recommend a business community Dor sup- In a speech to the 32nd an- supply, proposed a $91 million projects.. In Trenton, a special legis- bond proposal calling for: port in passing a multi-million ' Officials of the chamber of nual Congressional reception bond issue for water supply. Some 1,200 businessmen, lative committee said a $90.8 —?40.5 million for construc- dollar'bond issue for water commerce expressed support and dinner of the New Jersey He did not touch on water pol- political'officials and private million bond issue is .neces- tion of six reservoir projects supply and water pollution for' Hughes' proposal for- a Chamber of Commerce, the lution control. citizens were invited to the sary for state water supply given top priority last year by control. bond issue to be submitted to Democratic governor did not .Republican legislative lead- dinner in the Statler Hilton projects alone, although the the Governor's Capital Needs "We are how down to a pos- the voters in November. put a price tag on his pro- ers have been talking of a hotel here. . Republicans don't plan to go Study Commission. sibility of taxing snuff, believe Hughes did not specify exact- posal. Presumably, he, will bond issue of less than $100 U.S. Sen, Clifford P. Case, much higher than that on a —?34.5 million for acquisi- ' it or not," Hughes said last ly how large the borrowing disclose this in his budget million on the contention that a Republican from New Jer- combined sewerage disposal- tion of reservoir sites. night at a dinner of the New program should be. message Thursday. the public might not be re- - sey, said he plans to introduce water supply issue. (See WATER, Pg. 2, Col. 1) Third Fort Monmouth Officer Injured 2 Die in Plane Crash EASHJN, Pa. (AP) - Two The sole survivor was iden- N. J. Naval Air Station. Payne was thrown clear of Pritchard said he heard a Ft, Monmouth, N, J., men ified as (he pilot/ Lt. Col. ' The aircraft contacted the the shattered cockpit on im- sputtering motor as the plane were killed and a third in- Thomas L, Payne, 37, of 38-B Altentown • Bethlehem • Eas- pact, still strapped to his seat. tedded toward the ground. jured in the crash of a twin- Eaton Crest Drive", Eatpn- ton Airport by radio shortly There was no fire, although The aircraft was identified engined Army plane that lost town, N. J. He was listed in before it went down, report- local.. fire companies used as a U9, a military designa- power and dammed Snto satisfactory condition at an ing that it had lost/power in heavy streams of water to tion for the Aero Commander. some trees about 10 miles Easton hospital.' both of its engines. disperse dense gas fumes at 'north of here last night. A spokesman at Ft. Mon- Payne is assigned to the It hit a tree as it came the scene of the crash. mouth said Maj. Weatherman The dead men were identi- U.S. Army Electronics Com- down, ironically in the only Edwin Pritchard, a farmer was born in Crossmore, 'N.C. fied as Army Maj. James A. mand at F,ort Monmouth, as row of trees in an area of whose home lies only-1,500 and did two tours of duty in Weatherman, 37, of 6 Vine were the two dead victims. -open fields, about five miles feet from the impact point, Vietnam, from Sept,, 1963 to Court, West End, N. J., and The plane was on a train- northeast of Braden Airport, said the aircraft circled the August, 1963 and from July, Army CWO Prank M. Thom- ing flight from the Electron- near this Eastern Pennsyl- field twice, then passed low 1967 to July, 1968. as, 40, of 155 S. Pembecton ics Command . aviation de- vania city on the New Jersey over his barn before it hit the Ave., Oceanport, N. 3. tachment at the Lakehurst, border; trees with a "thump." His commendations includ- ed the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Repub- lic of Vietnam Cross for Gal- CONGRESSIONAL RECEPTION — Earl Felio, left, president of> lantry with Palm. He is survived by his wid- Chamber of Commerce, greet! Gov; Richard J. Hughes and Sen. Clifford ?• New Look' Pledged ow, Mrs. Grace Weatherman, Case, R-N.J., at last night's congressional reception hostad by the Chamber, in his two children, Sally Lynn Washington. T jArV WirepKotoT and James Alexander Weath? erman, and his parents, Mr, and Mrs.' Garfield Owen as J< Weatherman of Charlotte, N.C. By BOB DUBILL tion for the idea of large- ty of a civilian-military facili- grounds it is needed for mili- Warrant Officer Thomas WASHINGTON .(AP) - scale .commercial air service ty at the sprawling air base tary purposes. • was born in Norwood, Col, New Jersey officials have a at McGuire. near Fort Dlx in Burlington But Hughes said the air and had served in Vietnam . promise from the Nixon ad- Hughes, a Democrat, and County which is now used base is now largely a com- from May, 1966 to May, 1967, ministration today that, fed- Republicans U.S. Sen. Clifford solely- for military activities. mercial- operation for trans- • He was recipient of Gubernatorial Bid eral authorities will take a P. Case and State Senate Ma- "They promised a new, ob- porting military personnel to the Bronze Star, the Army "fresh new. Molt" at a propos- jority Leader Raymond H. jective look at the problem," and from overseas points. Command Medal and the Air WASHINGTON - Rep. of-the running for the GOP him and said he hopes the al to/bulld a metropolitan Bateman were among a New' Hughes said. Laird promised that he Medal. James J. Howard, D-N.J., gubernatorial nomination, congressman will continue his Jet port at McGuire Air Fx>rce Jersey delegation that' dis- "We are quite ' satisfied, would keep an open mind on said last night he is "serious- Last night, Mr. Howard interest. Base. cussed the Jetport problem quite happy," said Bateman,. the matter and that he would Surviving are his widow, ly considering" seeking the made it clear that backing "Jim Howard Is a wonder- Gov. Richard J. Hughes with U.S. Defense Secre- who is. from Somerset Coun- be open to any new informa- Mrs. Lucy Thomas', and four Democratic party's guber- from labpr,. college students, and Republican leaders met tary Melvin R. Laird and, ty. tion that the governor's spe- children, Jasmine, Frank, Is- natnrial nomination^!. and voters who supported the ful man and a tremendous with cabinet official* ytjrter. Secretary. of Transportation . The federal, government has cial jetport evaluation site abelle and Renee Thomas. vote-getter," the governor John A. Volpe. "I made my decision yes- late Sen. Robert F, Kennedy day and came away with a rejected McGuire in the past might provide. No funeral arrangements terday," the 3d District Con- and Sen. Eugene McCarthy said. pledge of renewed considera- as a civilian jetport site on (JETPORT, Pg. 4, Col. 4) (See^KILLED.Pg.3, Col.3) They talked of the possibili- gressman said. "I cannot for the Democratic Presiden- "Of course, at this point, I overlook the support that ap- tial-nomination, had made am neutral and am in the jtears to betom|ng my way." him change his thinking. ...'.. .role, of a fact-finder^ but ntTIt —Upon Imaring UrafrMrHow-.' 1 qT the annual Congressional Din- ard is interested in the nom- . Howarthere-is-uud has a great deal of >purs Rerouting Plea ner of the New Jersey Cham- ination, Gov. Richard J.. strength," the governor said. ber of Commerce in the Stat- Hughes immediately praised (See HOWARD, Pg. 2, Col. 2) By NANCY J. KUBEVSKI port. CAB investigation of the ly populated housing develop- ing the planes due east from ' Mayor Harold Foujks also ler Hilton Hotel, here. MIDDLETOWN - D» the crash is expected to take sev- ments. Red Bank and over a small expressed concern for the pos- . Mr. Howard's new position wake of Wednesday night's eral weeks. ,' "It was a miracle that lives area Of the township," Corn- sibility of future air crashes is in distinct contrast to'his Suburban Airlines mail plane In the meantime, the Town- were spared and an even mitteeman Kavalek ex- in the township and wel- earlier stand, when it ap- crash in which a young Ea- ship Committee is expected more horrifying tragedy plained. "Possibly, the mail comed the committeeman's peared that he intended to Three Acquitted tontown pilot was killed, Civil to request James Loeb,. pres- didn't occur Wednesday," Mr. routes could do the same." suggestion as a solution. continue in the House of Rep- Aeronautics Board investiga- ident of Suburban Airliness, to Kavalek said. "Air traffic is a must," he "Sure, I'd like to see them resentatives — or, possibly, to tors are probing the cause, consider a revaluation of air Thecrash claimed only toe commented. "However,,. the rerouted, if possible," he de- seek the party's nomination township officials are calling routes to La Guardia, New- pilot's life and no persons on location of airports and jet' lared. "Even the cdmmer- for the U.S. Senate. In J)eEranco Case for a rerouting of air traffic ark and Kennedy Airports. the ground'were-iiijuredr One ports- and..direcypn,_olLUie_ dial flights, because we're Mr. Howard piled up a 30,- lanes, and postal officials are Commiteeman Ernest G. home was slightly scorched flight patterns should beTree- right in the middlfof a hold 000-vote pluralitjrin •his-sue-- PATERSON JAP)-. A jury relted" o n a counterfeiting when the plane landed in its (rating' damaged mail recov- Kavalek said he will request : ognized by those who plan ing pattern. cessful bid for a third term has decided at the end of a charge several Says' before, ered from the crash scene. the measure of the committee backyard. • . them as being of prime con- "I think the committee last November, trouncing 150-day trial that Harold Matz- his murder, was the victim of The twin-engined Piper so that routes in the future' "I've: used the^ air>-taxis to cern to those who might be would-be in-favor of asjtiing_ State Sen, Richard R. Stout, ner, John DeGroot and Vin- an underworld execution. innocent victims," the com- Aztec had just left Red may possibly be planned over Kennedy Airport, which are Suburban Airlines to consider the district's strongest Repub- cent ' KearBey Jr. are" innocent Matzner, 32, an executive of Bank Airport en route to New- rural areas rather than high- routed over Raiitan Bay, tak- mitteeman added, it. There's nothing like ask- lican vote getter, and effec- of the murder of Paterson his family-owned dally-paper, ark with a load of local mail (See CRASH, Pg. 3, Col, 3) tively knocking Sen. Stout out gambler Gabriel "Johnny the Wayne Today, and Kearney, when it struck tree tops in Walk" DeFranco. 28,. a Paterson salesman who the Applebrook housing de- The jury of 11 men and a said he once worked as a velopment and crashed woman, after hearing the numbers runner for DeFran- behind a row of homes on Matawan, Freehold Regional judge declare 4hat the truth co, still face murder charges Dogwood Road. like a vein of, gold "is where in the death of -Mrs. Kava- The Inside Story you find it," reached a ver- naugh. • John C. Botbyl, 25, of 6 Cy- dict yesterday after .nearly press Dr., Eatontownt, an ex- To Resubmit Same Budgets tyazlet board asks building bonds .: _. ....Page 3 six hours of deliberations. Also charged with the mur- perienced pilot with 2,200 fly- der of Mrs. Kavanaugh are Way long-standing marriages break up _ Page 10 -Officials said it .was the ing hours and 114 years ser- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - two municipalities be faced FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - longest murder trial In New her husband Paul, 26, who op- vice with Suburban, was The Regional Board of Edu- with the decision If the bud- Voters in the Freehold Re- Nuptials and engagements Page 11 erated a delivery service for cation last night decided to gional High School District Jersey history. It began last killed in the crash. get is defeated again. Lombardl legend shows traces of cracking Page 16 Sept. 10, Matzner's paper, and Matz- Mr. Botbyl, married and resubmit the defeated $5.6 Much of the total, Including will be asked to re- ner's wife,, Dorothe, 36, a the father of a daughter, was million school budget to vot- teacher salaries and transpor- consider the same budget Krlck's 75 wins winter golf event Page 17 The prosecution claimed the willowy brunette. ers on Feb. 18 unchanged. they defeated in a close vote defendants slashed the throat an Instructor and held an air- tation, which comprise about Weekly 'Bowling Roundup' ...... Page 17 Mrs. Kavanaugh's body, line transport pilot rating, the "We don't know where to last Tuesday. of the 46-year-old DeFranco 70 per cent of the budget, can- on the porch of his Paterson clad only In a black sweater highest ratilng granted pilots cut it without hurting the ed- not by law be cut, Allen-Goldsmith .*.— 6 ENJOYMENT, YOUR Dr. William R, Satz, school n apartment in October, 1966, to and high-heeled shoes was by the Federal Aviation Agen- ucation of our children severe- The teachers' salaries, re- superintendent, said the ?lrt » •- • * WEEKEND MAGAZINE ly," Board President'John J. silence him about the slaying discovered In a gully near her cently decided through nego- Board of Education, after of Mrs. Judith Kavanaugh, a home In February, 10GB. She Probe Wreckage Bradley declared. M^ZIIIZZn • Television Ustlngs tiations, begin at $6,700. Tho careful deliberation In a long Classified U-tt Movie Schedule 21-year-old Clifton housewife, had been shot and strangled. lcc sald lnvcs The $3,342,102 current ex- extra salaries, not originally session last night, decided the Township po' ' pense account was defeated Comics _., .,:.2i Amusement Features several months earlier that The prosecution first eon- tlgators from the CAB re- included In the budget, will only cuts that could be made year, The prosecution main- tended in its Investigation of Tuesday by n 914 to 1H vote come from surplus, which is would bo insignificant and Tmk moved the wreckage, strewn and the $89,355 capital outlay Sat .Z^' "• BA1LV REGISTER tained that the attrac- the two murders that Illicit for more thnn 500 feet from not expected to reach $300,- would cost too much In the tive strawberry blonde was sex and reports that sonic fund lost by an 865 to 804 bal- way of safety and services. HcrblOCk .' 6 PHONE NUMBERS woods to Hemlock Court, lot count. (100 by the end of tho year. murdered because she had principals in the ,KavanaiiRl» where the plane enme to rest, This amount Is fur less Hum He .silk] hoard members had C 12 threatened to expose n coun- case were Invoked In wife- to a hangar at Red! Hank Air- If npproved, the budget will the state Department of Kd- terfeiting ring. cost townslilp taxpayers an conferred many times by tele- , ™!ftUr .° : : 6 «—> "• 741-0000 swapping were possible mo- "~~~ (TALE • additional 79 cents per $1(10 ucntlon's suggested 10 per phone before last night. Sports 14, 15 Home Delivery 741-0010 Blame Underworld tives lor the slaying of Sirs. Largest stock rugo-carpcts In assessed valuation and bor- cent of the total budget. 'Hie budget will lie resub- Stock Market^ 7 Mlddletown Bureau .671-2250 Hut the defense argued that Kavanaugh. Red Bank aren. Shdindi Rugs, ough residents, n 51-ccnt hike. Awnlngn mltled to the voters Feb. 18. Successful Investing 5 Freehold Bureau 4B2-2121 De-franco, wbo had been ar- Broad St., Shrewsbury. (In tho Women's News 10, U Long Brunch Bureau 222-0010 Public Notice ' The vote to keep the budget Buy now for installation next There will be n public lienr- ~ Notice ~~ Board of Health of the Town- j^ ^ unchanged, was unanimous, spring, "t l°w °" season prices. ling Fob. 17 lit 8 p.m. ill, I will not, be responsible for ship of Holmdel meeting of "Smorgoibiml with three board members lib- No dnjjoHlt. Also snlo on llnttnn llowcll HlRh School, Dr. Siitz any dclils other lhan Incurred February 10th postponed to All you can cat every Kim- sent, ' and .Den furniture. Monmouth nnnounccd. Meeting Uniform Knln by myself. February 24th, 8 p.m. Town- day starting at 4 jwn. Harry's Only n smiill pcrccntiif;e of Awning & Casual Furnlturo Co., "We'll try to do a butler job Monmoulb County Cliaplcr Now In progress. Shirley Mr. David Dwljjht Jr. ship Hall, l Lol)st*r House, Sea Bright, 842- the budget Is nus<:optlblo to n 147 Main, Asbury Park. 775- of explaining our (iwiOs In (heI.O.O.B. nt Hahrs Landingg, Feb. wp, Broad St., Red Bank. i;i| Hodman I'l., Red Bunk John P. WwUngton, Secty.' 0205. *' (Adv.) cut, should tho councils of Itm im. (Adv.) (FREEHOLD, Pg. R-Col. 1) 1313. CalClll 872-12458721245 . (Ad(Adv.) (Adv.) | (Adv.) $ (Adv.) ::2-TH£ DAILY. REGISTER. Friday, February 7. 196?. Charge Utility Project [Northeast Officials Is Zone Code Violation Set Project Start Borough administrator Jer- NEW SHREWSBURY - would be within the 1,000-foot ome S. Reed reported that the LITTLE SILVER - Branch is the electrical con- Jersey Central Power and "clear zone" which state reg- problem emanates from the Groundbreaking for the first tractor, Philip I. Eager Inc. Light Co,, last night was ac- ulations recommend should be rear of the.shopping center step in a long-awaited region- of Long Branch will do the cused of violating the bor- free of all structures. heating, air conditioning and At a recent public hearing where trucks unload "and" al sewer system will take 1 ough's zoning ordinance. plumbing, and Arrow Iron in Newark before the Public where unpacking of goods place Feb. 22, Washington's Works Inc. of Jersey City has In a letter read at the Bor- takes place, leaving a large ough Council session, James Utilities Commission, profes- Birthday. a miscellaneous metals con- sional pilots testified that the residue of cartons and other tract. Y. Dunbar, building inspec- packing materials. . Northeast Monmouth Coun- tor, informed town fathers the high voltage lines would be a ty Regional Sewerage Author- The entire sewerage sys- company "is placing founda- "definite hazard" to aircraft Mr. Dunbar reported that a " ity ' Chairman Michael J. tem will cost an estimated tions for towers of structures taking off or landing at Red recent inspection by him dis- Rafferty said last night that $29 million when completed Bank Airport. closed that large quantities of contracts for construction of and. will serve 12 towns. The in the right of way of the Cen- tral Railroad of New Jersey, Ask Rejection trash and debris in the area the treatment plant and six towns which are,authority Council last night au- had not been disturbed for pumping station on Raccoon members are OceanporV southern division." The letter, a copy of which ' thorized a letter, to PUC re- "many days'.' and that the ar- Island, Monmouth Beach, Monmouth Beach, Fair questing that the railroad ea tended to become a breed- hay^e been 'signed. . • Haven, Little Silver, Shrews- also has been sent to the state Public Utilities Commission, right of way easement be de- ing ground tor rats and other The public is invited to the bury, West Long Branch. The vermin. six towns which will be cus- said such work cannot be Un- nied to JCP&L and that fur- groundbreaking ceremony. ther studies be conducted on Mr. Dunbar was' authorized The authority awarded }5,- tomers are Burason, Sea dertaken without a building permit. the possibility of lowering the to give the management 10 411,381 worth of contracts for Bright, New Shrewsbury, days to have the area cleared Shrewsbury Township, Red "No building permit," Mr. transmission lines, or of plac- the Raccoon Island plant in up. Police a«d fire authorities Bank and Eatontown. Dunbar said, ''can • be is- ing them underground. December. also were instructed to coop- MONMOUTH'S CHOICE — Miss Myke Kent of West Deal, seated-, last night was sued until land use and site Objections to the proposed General contractor is D'An- • Completion date has been erate. , nunzio & Associates, a joint plan requirements of the bor- power line have been voiced set tentatively for 1972. selected by Monmouth College as its nominee for the Top 10 College Girls in Council went on' record as venture of D'Annunzio Bros. ough's zoning ordinance have by a number of municipalities America Contest. Miss Mimi Watkins of Washington state, left, and Miss Mareia Inc., DeForrest Construction been complied with." through which the proposed supporting an application by and Equipment Co. Inc., and Hahn,'right, are runners-up. Miss Sayle Levey of Elberon Park, second from right, Near Airport line would be erected. the Monmouth Regional High School Board of Education for C & C Construction Co. Inc. Howard was the college's choice last year. I Register Staff Photo) ,. According to JCP&L plans, Council also considered a the utilization of 40.9 acres of J.R.H. Electrical Mechani- (Continued) towers will ,be constructed .complaint from Shrewsbury land, recently acquired by cal Contracting Co. of Long Gov. Hughes said that at along the right of way for 6.6 borough concerning manage- ment of Superama, Shrews- the board, ag "open spaces" this point, he finds a great miles from Colts Neck to Red Bank. They will be up to 19 bury Ave., which it said "al- land, at no cost to the bor- deal of support mounting, in Relative Harmony Reigns feet in height and will be de-* lows large quantities of ref- ougn. Freehold several counties for former pressed to a minimum 32 foot use to become a nuisance and Permission was also grant- (Continued) • Gov. Robert E. Meyner, as height at'a point less than 800 a hazard" and asking New ed to the Tinton Falls Schools short time allowed us," he well as for frank Thompson, feet from the east end of the Shrewsbury to "take action Boaid of Education to use the said. , 4th District Democrat. As Marlboro Planners Meet Red Bank Airport runway. on this long standing prob-' "Green Acres" tract adjacent Dr. Satz said the board lem." ^D. Louis Tonti, executive MARLBORO — Harmony as office holders or employes: ganization meeting (at which The depressed section to the school for recreational bad considered cuts in the purposes. ' • director of the N. J. Highway reigned, for the most part, at There is a possibility that Mr. Bauman was renamed areas of transportation and the third organization meet- their actions may be null and chairman and Mr. Antisell On the proposal of Councfl- ' building renovation and re- Authority-which operates the- ing of the Planning Board void. -secretary):" — man Tom Ruzicka, council al- pair, but "the price of reduc- Garden State Parkway, indi-- last night at Township Hall. / Mr. Antisell did not attend ^pplieation so went on record as opposing ing the budget is high in "This may imperfl and un- cated again that he is "sound- In what seemed Me ritual the meeting last night. .any metropolitan jet airport terms of where the money fairly delay applications now ing out" his support for the protest, Citizens Committee before the board. It is hoped, PP Planning Board attorney proposed for the vicinity of would come from." (CC) members protested Rob- gubernatorial nomination. that Mr. Nivison will have the Herbert B. Birman said it was By Missing Papers the borough. He said the budget allows ert Nivison's participation in good judgment not to take clear that any board action $25,000 to $27,000 to replace One source said he is cer- the session and voted against . MARLBORO - "Where are vision ordinance regulating Police Chief James Herring part in actions of the board taken by Mr. Antisell after was authorized to take steps five old school buses. tain that Mr. Howard and Mr. a resolution adopting all of the missing papers?" people the planting of shade trees in until this matter has been fi-, Jan. 1 was improper and that against stray dogs reported to "We could keep the old the action's taken at the Mon- nally settled in the courts. wanted to know. subdivisions. Tonti wouldn't engage in a there is "no question that any be a nuisance in the Pine- buses, but each of them has day night organization. This is particularly impor- action Mr. Nivison takes is Gerald A. Bauman Jr., last The Planning Board reaf- primary fight against each brook • Wayside Road area*. about 100,000 miles on it, and But the Purpose and Prin- tant in the case of ajjplica- legal^ -i month's yPjanninj g JJoard firmed its resolution, to put this is a safety hazard," he other. ciple (PP) Coalition remained tions for subdivisions or site chairman, brog in thirciif- board records in a central lo- It was explained that cost-of Mr. Bauman said he would disposal of stray dogs would explained. "If Mr. Howard decides to in command, 5-4, with George plan review." rent application for subdi- - cation instead of having them acquiesce in Mr. Creevy's act- be home by owners and not He said the budget allows be a candidate, I'm quite cer- E. Creevy in tie chairman's The fight over the Planning ing as chairman "to avoid a vision classification and site "scattered around" in mem- seat. by persons calling the dog for 23 new teachers, "which Board majority began when circus atmosphere." plan approval in a cardboard bers' homes, but this happened is not excessive in view of , tain that Lou Tonti would pull And nearly 6very vote tak- box, and one applicant, Levitt catcher. , Thomas A. Antisell, a CC The actions taken by the PP° before if was charged that the fact that we expect 500 back," the source said, "and en on applications was unani- and Sons, claimed some of Council said it wqidd fur- member elected to the Town- board members Monday papers were missing. to 600 more pupils in the 1969- I believe it would work the mous. . the papers it had filed were ther investigate (he installa- ship Council Nov. 5, decided were ratified by a 5-4 vote, Henry H. Sperry, Levitt ex- 70 school year." other way/ too." CC Chairman Gerald A. missing. tion of mercury vapor lights to keep his seat on the board with all CC members of the ecutive, and John O'Mara, Tuesday's voters disap- Bauman Jr. presented a let- at the grade crossings at The two are scheduled to instead of taking his oath of board voting against the res- There was also supposed to Eatontown attorney, applied proved current expenses of ter asserting that "the legal- be a letter from the Town- Hamilton and Drift Roads. meet today.* office as a councilman. olution. . .••'••« for a minor subdivision and $3,655,614 by a 774-705 vote ity of Mr. Nivison's appoint- •ship Council at last night's 1 Mr. Nivison was appointed site plan approval for Levitt's Council President Lawrence and capital improvements to- Aides for U.S. Sen, Clifford ment to the Planning Board The action reaffirmed the Planning Board meeting ask- has not been settled, there- and sworn in Jan. 1 to replace election of Mr. Creevy as proposed swim club at Mon- J. Kirk, who conducted the taling $174,170 by a vote of F. Case, R-N.J., said last ing for the board's recom- meeting in the absence of 779-694. fore-action in which he takes Mr. Antisell, and a court bat- chairman, Mr. Nivison as sec- mouth Heights at Marlboro — night that he has made no de- tle ensued. mendations about a subdi- ,"a $200,000 ratable," said Mr. Mayor Francis L, Cooper, an- The vote was close in sev- part as a board member is ' retary and Alan Holland as cision on whether he will seek questionable and possibly sub-0 An appeal is pending of Su- vice chairman; and the ap- Sperry. nounced the appointments of en municipalities, but in the the GOP gubernatorial nomi- Arthur A. Erlckwn Sr. and— seventh — Howeil Township— ject to -complete nullification . perior Court Judge Elvin Sim- pointment of Mr. Bierman' as The Levitt spokesmen said nation. , mies ruling that Mr. Antisell board attorney, "Frederick H. Mauro Heads the application papers had James Blowers to thtTJaiKL there "was a' resounding de- Kurtz, engineer, and Mrs. ,, feat, "Voters there turned "All office holders or sub- isa'councilman and Mr. Nivi- been Hied Dec. 2J. When Mr. ning Board for five and six- "Just say Wdoor is .open," Mary t. $en,ton, clerk. year terms, respectively. ''down current expenses ??7 to _on& aide said.. _ It is difficult stitute, appointments created son is rightfully on the Plan- Bauman said no topographical at the Feb, 3 -meeting or at ning.Boards __. .' llr, Baujman's letter was Stop Grime 79WKcapital outlay, 296 to to say at this .point what the map had been provided to Council approved the pur- . future meetings, wherein they , "Said appeal will be heard made part of the minutes, af determine drainage condi- ctase of a set of World Book "77. V Senator's decision will be. rely on the validity of Mr. Ni- in approximately two weeks," his request. Both items were, approved And it will be his decision, Campaign tions, Mr. O'Mara replied the Encyclopedia for the New vison's appointment, are here- said Mr. Bauman's letter. "As Only two of the 40 persons Shrewsbury Public Library as in Colts Neck, Farmingdale, and his alone." LONG BRANCH - Robert topographical map had been by given notice that there is far as I am aware no ruling attending had questions about a living memorial lo Mrs. Fredhold Borough and Marl- L. Mauro, city attorney, has filed along with the other The flurry of gubernatori- a strong possibility that they has been made in regard to the status of the fight for papers in December. Amelia Cooper, Mayor Coop- boro and voted down in Ma- may have no standing at all been named chairman of the al activity highlighted yester- the legality of the, Jan. 2 or- board control. er's wife, who died last Fri- nalapan, Englishtown and Crime Prevention Week pro- "That's unusual," com- day's Congressional gath- mented Mr. Bauman. "Every- day. Howell. ering here, attended by busi- gram here next week, Freehold. Township voters • Irving Guttenplan, presi- thing is kept together in the ness, industrial, agricultural folder." - approved the capital outlay and political leaders from dent of the Long Branch Ex- but rejected the allocation for Howell Planners Bar Site The board delayed action on Sentencing Set throughout the state. - change Club, sponsors of the current expenses. program, said that City Coun- the application to provide time In Entry Case Dr. Satz said if the budget Signs heralding. Rep. cilman Robert B. Cornell will for a site plan review after Charles W. Sandman, 2nd Dis- is defeated again it will have aid Mr. Mauro in heading the , Levitt promised to provide FREEHOLD — Sentencing trict Republican, were* placed Use by Ice Cream Business , to go to the governing bodies committee. more site plan copies today. for Richard Warren Smith of of participating municipal- throughout the train, and a The firm had been referred • 121 Bergen Place, Red Bink, small band playing the song HOWELL TOWNSHIP - ing more parking facilities. eral appearance ot your prop- William Simonelli and , Ir- ities and, if consensus is The effects of the Rt. 9 duali- Based on the amount of busi- erty looks like a junk yard," to the planners by the Board was set by County Court lacking, it will have to go to "Mr. Sandman" wended its ving M. Teicher, a local at- zation program on local busi- ness being done at the other said one board member. of Adjustment. Jutfge M. Raymond McGowan - the state commissioner of ed- way up and down the aisles torney, will coordinate reli- Mr. Sperry said the firm for Feb. 28 for entering and of the.l9-car train. nessmen became evident last Carvel stand on Rt. 9, you Board .members agreed gious 'and school units, Mr. ucation. night when, the Planning will need more parking in the they would require screening- is anxious to get fast action. larceny at the Tlnton Falls lanmng Guttenplan said. "This involves about 580 .School, New Shrewsbury, last "Board denied" Me—Maum wlin wac pft. provaJ for a proposed Carvel done in the interest of public shrubs or a combineation of •families- -1,600—peopleA T 15 chairman of the Crime~Tre-" Mr. Sperry said. Smith was convicted of tak- ice cream stand at toe West welfare and safety." • them to hide the view and en- vention program' two' years Farms Road intersection. "This property," said Mr. hance the "esthetic beauty" of The Monmouth Heights ing office, movie and audio County Births ago, recently ruled that An- Swim and Racquet Club will equipment valued it $668.61 -Demitrios Dimakides, who Dimakides, "conforms with the area. thony '(Little Pussy) Russo, RIVERVTEW Road, Eatontown, son, yester- - is leasing the land to the present parking require- They also felt that the en- be on the west side of School after a two-day trial. linked by state officials with Road West between Wyncrest Assistant prosecutor Thom- Red Bank day, g franchised operation, was told ment ordinances. If 1 cannot trances and exits to the plant racketeering in Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grif- Mr. and Mrs. Horace Roach that the proposed dualization arrange to get the additional, should be paved. Road on the north and Top- as Smith Jr. represented the County, must register with anemus Road on the south. state and Deputy Public De- fith (nee Dorothy Ellen), 52 (nee Annabelle Harris), project would require a por- land and the board does not The plans were ordered sub- city police as a convicted I Circle Place, Lincroft, daugh- 4 Bayview Ave., Cliffwood, tion of his land "in the very approve this, I will take them mitted to E. Eugene Oross As- Five acres of a 38.5-acre tract fender William Gearty wag at- criminal, which he has done. are to be subdivided. torney, for the defendant. ter, yesterday. daughter, yesterday. " near future." into court and sue for the sociates, township planners, Mr. Mauro is reportedly ;"• Mr. and Mrs. Brian Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stever- amount of the lease." for their recommendations on The club will be a private,, Mayor Paul Tucker said, working on a revision of the non-profit organization and • (nee Lynn- Simpkins), 550 son (nee Mary Jones),_77_ "I personally do not . i .A special hearing was, the type screening and paving city's criminal registration scheduled for Thursday, Feb. Levitt home purchasers will Indicted Firm Chester Pkwy., Belford, son, Fourth Ave., Long Branch, want this project held up he- needed to comply with their code to provide more strin- 20. • automatically be members. .yesterday, •,.. daughter, yesterday. cause of something like this. requirements. gent regulations. Leader Freed Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mc-~ "Mr. and Mrs? Michael Mc- The residents of thislownShip" —The Arnold" Steel-Company,™ Frank - Matthews received - Mr; Guttenplan said the Ex- Neice (nee Shirley Costello), Carthy (nee Donna Annechari- who fabricate steel storage approval to have a McDonalds —NEW- YORK (AP) ---••-Atf.~ are serious about the highway change Club's nationwide pro- i With «ape drew Munchak Si,, 4», of Red .93 Ivy Way, Maiawan, son, co), 644 Westwood Ave., Long _ and do, not, want, a two-year tanks, were denied site plan hamburger stand erected on r gram this-year stresses "Be RED BANK - A local man Bank, N.J., indicted on a • yesterday. Branch, daughter, ^yesterday. court 'battle to hold up con- approval to~ enlarge their his Rt. 9 slte-near-Alexan--"Partners in Crime" Preven- was charged, with rape early Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kraut- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ward warehouse because, "The gen- der Ave. malD-fraud charge in the tale struction because of the lack tion." He said state and fed- to day and held on $10,000 of electronic components, heim (nee Ellen Hann), 253-B (nee Joyce McLain), 101 Ce- of a right of way on this prop- eral officers, including FBI ball, Police Chief Leroy Me- '•• Eatoncrest Drive, Eatontown, darwood Drive, Brick Town- pleaded Innocent in U.S. court erty. Director J. Edgar Hoover, en- Knight reported. yesterday and was releised • son, yesterday. ship, daughter, yesterday. "We are putting you on no- dorse the program. The suspect was Identified in his own custody by Judge Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly Oceanport Tax Rate JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL tice," he added. / as Ismael Ramos, 22, of 104 Charles H. Tenney. (nee -{pan FiUpatrick), 164 The proposed site, which Monmouth St. who was to be Ocean Ave., Sea Bright,, Neptune A federal grand jury indict- Mr. Dimakides has owned Found Guilty arraigned this morning before ed Munchak Monday for al- daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Hersh- since 1957, ha 170 feet of Estimated at $3.18 Judge .William I. Klatsky. He s legedly misrepresenting .the Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bion- kowitz (nee Arlene Schiff), frontage and Is 100 feet deep. In Office Entfy was arrested by Detective Jo- di (nee Mary Anne Carlin), 319 Forest Ave., Lakewood, OCEANPORT - The Bor- March 6. Copies of it will be quality of components distrib- The board requested he obtain ough Council introduced a available to the public after FRB&IOLD-County Court seph Marascio and charged uted by Astronetlcs, Inc., of 33 Osborn St., Keyport, daugh- daughter, yesterday, another 50 feet of frontage with the offense that allegedly ter, yesterday, - Mr, and Mrs._ Edward Ow- . statement of estimated taxes the Feb. 20 council meeting, Judge; Patrick J. McGann Jr. Atlantic Highlands, H. 3. He from the adjoining properly, took place yesterday, Is president of tht firm. ens (nee Janice Starks), 1605 and tax rates ./or 1969 al a Borough clerk Harry L. Van yesterday set Feb, 28 for sen- which he owns, for additional meeting last night. MONMOUTH MEDICAL Heck Ave., Neptune, son, yes- Note said, tencing of Clayborne G, Butts Long Branch parking and wider entrances The estimated, total of all Both Mayor Robert Jack- Jr., 524 Shrewsbury • Ave,, terday. and exits. • Mr. and Mrs. Rpnald Ville- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lengc- local property taxes Is Jl,- son and Councilman Edward New Shrewsbury, convicted of neuve (nee Marie Lap- , Eyes Court Action mann (nee Mary Elizabeth 448,430, which will'result in a Urion decried the small breaking and entering and ponese), 165-A Stony Hill Mr, Dimakides aid, "I can- tax rate of $3.18 per $100 of Oceanport turnout at the . grand larceny, The Weather Bailey), 513 Bridlemere Ave,, noi do this since the other Shore Regional Board of Ed- Merlaken, son, yesterday. assessed'valuatlon. After a two-day trial a jury Mostly cloudy extreme south property is how under a con- ucation election and budget than five miles through, to- Mr. and Mrs, Norman Jupa The {1,448,430 includes taxes found Butts guilty of break- today, chance of some light morrow. tract of sale, The people have referendum last Tuesday and Ing Into Oxford Bond and Water (nee Marjorie Marrone), 4 for municipal, local school, snow or rain. Mostly sunny In Elberon, yesterday's high already put a $1,000 deposit hoped that more citizens ex- Mortgage Co,, 1(12 Newman elsewhere, high 30s Inland, (Continued) D«er Lane, Jackson, daugh- on it, If I do not complete the Shore Regional High School; ercise their right to vote at was 42 degnu and. the low ter, yesterday, county purposes, and deduc- Springs Road, Red Rank, low 40j along coast, Fair was 15. it waa 32 at 8 p,m, —$10 million for engineer- transaction they will have me Tuesday's local Board of Ed- last Aug. 22 and stealing two . Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kin- tions for veterans and senior and cold tonight, low In teens The overnight low and tem- ing work on future water proj- in court." ' ucation elections. typewriters, an adding ma- ney (nee Kathleen Loftus), citizens, to mid 20s. Increasing cloudi- perature at 7 this morning ects. • • <• The board members Insist- chine and cash with a total Freehold Road, Eriglishtown, ness tomorrow, high again In were 27. • Republicans, who control ed he make an attempt to Comparative figures for value o/ $502. son, yesterday. Sentencing Set 30s Inland, low 40s coastal TIDES ' i both houses of the legislature, make the requested arrange- 1968 are a total tax levy of Judge Mcftann set the same Mr. and Mrs. Julius lhasz sections. Sunday's outlook, Sandy H«o| by 3-1 majorities, said last ments and allowed him (o Jl,390,882 and a (ax rate of FREEHOLD - County date for sentencing of f-csler cloudy and cold with chanco (nee I-udmila Nowlczewski;; TODAY - High H:M »,m, week, however, that they withdraw his application lo $4.27 which Is equivalent lo Court Judge M. Raymond r:. Hart, 113 West Bergen of rain, 43-A MllJside Manor, IJclran, and low 5 p,m. hoped lo limit a combined submit revised plans showing $.').28 alter Oeoannurt's recent McGowan has set Ken. 2J) (w F'lace, Roil Bank, who 1 son, yesterday, * MAIUNti TOMORROW - High H;30 water supply and sewerHjji tho addition. upward revaluation of prop- sentencing ol William J. pleaded guilty Wednesday lo Capu May lo Ulock Island; a.m, and1 . , ,p,m, ana low disposal Ijorid issue to less Mr, Dimiikides said, "I erty. ^ Moore, 210 Naveslnk Avo,, aiding and abetting Mutts In Variable winds 10 knota or 5:.10 n.m, and) 5:42 p,m, Uian $100 million, This bund IVUIKNTS OK SON want this iwi.se fur my 1;im\)y. Hurough officials would not Highlands, for falling to give l)»! lorrni entry, less Oils morning becoming Issue IS planned for siilimis- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - a Rood account of himself in SUNDAY-High 12:12 «,m. You never know when some- release the municipal budget Assistant Prosecutor Solo- norlhca.'it 10 knots llils after- nion (n Uic vohrs in Novem- S'KI. arid Mrs. Willi;im M. last ni/;h(, hrrt estimate*! (iiat that borough Doc. 3), 10B7. nml 12:30i p.mi and taw fc3fl filing foilW hiippcri (o you and mon (.,'iultnan acted for Ilia noon and tonight. Kast lo n.m, andi 6 42 p.m. ber. Kly Jr., 'l'i Simpson Ave,, arc $202,000 would need lo bo this means llicir security. Tin Moore wiluroil a nuilly plea slate In both cases, (southeast at It) knots tomor- For KBII Bank andj Rurason (iov. Hughes is rxpected to parents of a son, born le;ise is for a 20 year raised in taxes for municipal Wednesday. Michael KaiTeen repre- row. Fair Iwlay, except most- Wednesday in I,au);hlin Ail1 brldRo, add; two hours; Soa recommend ih;il Ihe corn- at $127,000." jiui'poM'.s •- an increase i*f , Assistant Prosecutor Thom- sented Bulls ami Assistant ly cloudy with elianco (if rain BrlKht, deduct 10 mlnutcn; 1 Force Base Hospital, Del Itio, : blued bond i.ssui l>c closer to Coliifnilti'cm.'iri Jl, Hobcrt $li,0U0 over last year, as Smith ,lr. presented Hi« Deputy I'uhllc OAuiulnr In cxtrcmn south. Fail" to- I.on(! Hriimth, deduct 15 mln. $200 miHxmjliiii) iJ Tex. Mrs.Irs. MI'Ayy is M\tIhl lonmr Hupp said, "Vlti arc jwobtbly A public iuwrtni; wJIJ \m jo. Jlicliard lii:i:k Tlirmias Splndlo ,«U's; iligbianda brldn, add can lawnn^'iV f,j;ure,' Kalhlcc.•II Mlioil. j t; you :i favor by rca*ir- held on Hie. budget Thursday, l Moore. Hart. tomorrow. Visibility belter 40 mlnulns. f, 7m DAILY ftECJSTZ*, Tdfoj, , W69-3 41 Mobile Radio Gear Set For Bond Issue Push Asked Top oi the News Gty Police By Hazlet School Board LONG BRANCH — PolicPolice • w >• . ' tiMUOWAGU, Biafra - A crowded open market in this board as being "required to a library, art and music Biafran village was bombed and strafed today, causing what Chief Joseph D. Purcell Jr. HAZLET - The Board of has announced that city po- Education yesterday called on cope with increasing enroll- rooms, a gymnasium, home . may be one of the worst civilian casualty tolls in the Ni- economics and industrial arts gerian civil war. lice officers will be equipped residents to support the H7 ments and class size." with mobile radio transceiv- bond issue at stake in Tues- Board president Robert A. areas and a combined audi- Local officials estimated that between 200 and 300 per- torium-cafeteria. sons were killed outright and hundreds more wounded. ers and will be in constant day's election, which will pro- Hand said the schools will al- so "make it possible, for the "The intermediate school Five hours after the noon raid, sturdy youths followed contact with police headquar* vide a new intermediate tors. school and additions to the first time in Hazlet, to offer can begin a new phase in the by wailing relatives were still carrying the dead along dustv township's educational pro-_ :. trails in the bush to their homes. The chief said the move-is high school and lour elemen- elementary students a com- plete education program." gram," R. Thomas Jan-~ The Biafran Information Department said it was the "another step forward in pro- tary schools. viding city police with mod- The need for an intermedi- Facilities planned narone, superintendent, de- _ second worst bombing incident of the war, the worst being clared. "We grew so rapidly the bombing of a market in Otaocha last year in which an ern working tools." ate facility, hotly disputed by In addition to 35 classrooms the intermediate- school will that we had to struggle along . estimated 500 persons died. Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr. an organized group of resi- dents, was defended by the include science laboratories, without many necessary fa- Villagers said one bomb dropped today by a Nigerian lauded the program as a more cilities," he said, claiming the jet fighter-bomber landed in the middle of the market and efficient deterrent against intermediate school would .a second exploded in front of a long, low maternity clinic. crime. He said that he and AT STOCK EXCHANGE, Gary Motsek, right, 263 close the gap. .Village leaders said 15 women and children were killed in- Chief Purcell will continue to Edgemoor Road, Belford, presents Dr. Allen O. Felix, May Hold Jury Again Another feature of the , side. . ... upgrade the Police Depart- school will be employment o! The craters left by the bombs were approximately 15 feet director of education for the New York Stock Ex- ment to drop the city's crime ability grouping and depart- across and seven feet deep. change, a red scout leader's jacket, Motsek is one of rate below the national aver- mental instruction to better age. In Sewer Pact Probe .. Th bodies being carried away were covered with cas- 15 "Report to the Nation" siouts Visiting national qualify the elementary stu- sava leaves, They were borne on flat stretchers of woven . The mayor, added that the FREEHOLD - The hold- termine if the original survey dents fcr the transition to high wood; either overhead by two bearers or on the back of government and business officials in New York and city's population has spiraled over Grand Jury probably will of fill in 1964 was accurate; school, he said. bicycles. Washington this week to report on the progress, and. have to be extended tor the ' if the price paid to Pardun 31 per cent since 1960 and that Mr, Jannarone said the al- plans of the Boy Scouts. The scouts will visit Presi- third time, Monmouth County was excessive; if Pardun did crime has increased here pro- ternative to the intermediate Witness Links Shaw, Oswald dent Nixon In the White House today. Prosecutor Vincent P: Keuper buy the select fill and then school —. enlarging elemen- portionately. said-yesterday. • ' use it, and if the trenches dug tary schools as urged by., NEW ORLEANS - A one-time civil rights worker told The jury probing alleged for the sewer lines were made groups opposing It — "would the jury at Clay L. Shaw's conspiracy trial he-saw Shaw, wrongdoings in the 1964 Cliff- Lee Harvey Oswald and David W. Ferrie together. too wide so that the cost be financially and education- . . The testjnfony by Corrie C. Collins of Baton Rouge was wood sewer contracts heard would-be increased. ally imprudent." the highlight of opening testimony yesterday as the prosecu- Water Company Files Suit only two of four witnesses tion hammered at a major defense position. scheduled yesterday, said the prosecutor, because tlie two y i'Shaw is accused of conspiring with Oswald, Ferrie and •others to murder President John F. Kennedy. others were on vacation. He Against Zoners in Marlboro said one of them might not Nixon Eyes Summit return until March. FREEHOLD - The Village Zoning Board ruled that the Utilities Authority and the Peace talks Going Hard Water 'Co., Brick Township, matter should first be re- Township Council to supply The jury already has been PARIS — The Vietnam peace talks face the prospect of yesterday filed suit in Supe- ferred to the Planning Board potable water in a portion of extended twice, in January Parley With Soviet a sterile deadlock that some delegates believe could con- rior Court against the Marl- for site plan approval. On the township; that it was sup- and February. tinue for months. boro Township Board of Ad- Dec. 6, 1967, the plaintiff's plying potable water service Testifying yesterday were WASHINGTON (AP)-Pres- But he cautioned that any . Chief U. S. negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge warned against justment and its zoning offi- attorney wrote to the Zoning to customers in Monmouth Mrs. Mary' L, Smith, secre- ident Nixon has indicated he summit meeting should be' "false optimism" after yesterday's fruitless third session cer, Leonard Baird. Board secretary, to question Heights at Marlboro where it tary - treasurer of the Mata- would be willing to hold a well prepared and that the which lasted six hours. • . The company charges it the lapse of eight months wanted the new facilities lo- wan Township Utilities Au- summit meeting with Soviet agenda should cover "various uAlthough-we-do-our-best-to-achieve_progress,!.>_iodge__ was improperly denied spe- without the Board of Adjust- cated; that the proposed in- thority in 1964, and Chester leaders if lower-level talks differences that we have,, on , told newsmen, "the going is hard. Therefore there must be " cial use permits to-construct—jnent-setting-a-publie-hear- stallatfons are " "necessary _J. Pardun. secretary of'C. J. show progress, preferably on which we can perhaps make no false optimism, but we must not be discouraged:" ' jand maintain a water storage ing. The secretary replie"and d convemenno~ana-will- tank, to construct, equip and "i'araun and sons i;B Dec. 11, 1967, the board was directly serve the , neighbor- Brunswick Township. matters. The Soviets have expressed operate a supply well and po- "under the impression" the hood in which tl*rare pro- Nixon aides say whether willingness to begin talks Jetport Unit Rejects Charge able water treatment plant plaintiff would refer the mat- posed to be located; that the • Mr. Keuper would not say these conditions are met and to equip and maintain a aimed at limitations on some ter to the Planning Board. building exteriors will be who the two missing witness; could be determined in the strategic nuclear weapons but . L TIIENTOjN^The Governor's Economic Evaluation Com- reserve supply well on four "residential" in appearance; mittee for' an International Jetport in New Jersey reacted After repeated requests, es were and could not say on weeks ahead by the success have not indicated whether vacant lots in the Monmouth the Board of Adjustment fi- and that it would comply with what date the jury will hear of preliminary talks already today to a New York Port Authority official's charge that Heights at Marlboro (Levitt parallel, if separate, discus- nally referred the application requirements of township or? .their testimony. ' started with the Soviet Union the committee was guilty of "muddled thinking and muddled and Sons) Development. dinances. sions on poitical mat-, planning." , to the Planning Board ia May on a possible push for a Mid- The company, which sup- 1968. The planners considered The investigation concerns ters would be welcomed. Austin J. Tobin, Port Authority executive director, criti- The suit maintains the pro- dle East settlement. plies potable water to a por- it in June, August, September posed, facilities are necessary alleged . wrongdoings in the Nixon, it was said, seeks cized the New Jersey committee during a speech yesterday tion of the township, said its and October, granted site sewer contracts which- may At his news conference, progress on both military and to the New York Chamber of Commerce, claiming that to provide fire protection. property'is in a three-quar- plan approval Oct. 4 and re- Calling the denial of the ap- have cost Matawart Township Nixon scoffed at ''instant political negotiations, believ- Solberg Airport in Hunterdon County was the "only remain- ter-acre residential zone/ ferred it back to the Zoning taxpayers about $200,000 in summitry" but expressed the ing a successful summit could ing workable site." plication Dec. 19 "arbitrary, - According to the salt, the Board. A public hearing was capricious' and contrary to excessive payments. view he should meet with So- grow out of such develop- The committee has recommended construction of a jet- company applied to the Board scheduled for Dec. 3. law," the company demands It involves a contract be- viet leaders "at a future ment. port in the vicinity of McGuire Air Force Base in central of Adjustment for special use Says It Has Approval it be reversed and the zoning time." Talks on the Middle East •.New Jersey. tween the township and Par- permits Feb. 10, 1967. Then The company says it had officer be ordered to issue the After returning Marth 3 crisis will, of course, be stud- Tobin charged that the committee's site selection policy dun for the $1.2 million proj- came.this sequence of events: approval or the state Board permits. ect which brought sewers to from his projected five-nation- ied closely here for evidence was prompted by a desire to keep a jetport oat of Hunter- Site Approval of Public Utilities Commis- European tour Nixon said, Jie - that the United States and don County where Its chairman and chief planner live. The suit was filed by at- residents in Cliffwood and After a public hearing was sioners of consents granted to torney Daniel C. Soriano Jr., Cliffwood Beach. ' ; • intends "to conduct explora- the Soviets might manage to Reacting to Tobin's remark, the committee replied: "This scheduled for April 1967 the it by the Marlboro Municipal Somerville. tory talks at various levels to carve out common ground on is a shamefully irresponsible statement by a man who knows The panel is expected to de- see if such a meeting could political as well as military • • much better." take place." problems. „, ._.,.,...„ :S. Yiets lighten Security Spurs City School . ''SAIGON — South Vietnamese forces tightened security • " • (Continued) phia postal.region, is workin, all the mail except one around Saigon and Da Nang today as part of the campaign d Mayor Sets to prevent a'repetition of last year's Communist Tet of- ing, but I don't know if they*" "ft Red Bank on the dama :e at the top of the trees Budget Is fensive. ; • --• - ••- _. could do it," Mayor Foulks mail with local employes, which could not even be reached by the 75-foot ladder Security forces -stopped hundreds of vehicles at check-, added. He said the amount of dam- Talk on Deputy Chief 1 aged and unforwardable mail supplied by the Belford Fire $5,456,962 points along key highways leading into Saigon, searching for "The crash was a terrible LONG BRANCH — The hidden arms and munitions that' could support an attack thing and we don't want a has not been determined. Mr.. Company yesterday," he add- RED BANK - Mayor Dan- for the appointment of the McFadden said a quantity of - ed. city Board of Education last iel J. O'Hern.will meet to- three officers. on the capital. tragedy like it to happen night introduced its $5,456,- Outside Da Nang, the country's second largest city, again. The committee will be the mail was placed in the Daughter's Letter morrow with leaders of the The council's police passenger* compartment, 962 budget for the coming Route Nationale One and another key highway south of the together today and tomor- -Mr. McFadden exclaimed, Westside community to dis- committee has been asked to which was ripped open. Some year. city were sealed off from the countryside to prevent infiltra- row and we will discuss the "I even found my daughter's cuss appointment of a deputy tomorrow's meeting. The of the (mail was torn, but the The figure is up $1,025,395 meeting has been set up as a tion of enemy troops'. - issue, possibly bringing it up letter to her boyfriend in police chief. U. S. and South Vietnamese forces also cordoned off the at Monday's meeting," he undamaged letters were sent school in Oklahoma. It was over the current budget. The conference session, closed to marble mountain area south of Da Nang and were conduct- said, - - on "their way yesterday. all right to send to its desti- amount to be raised by city Westside leaders have ex- the public. "People in the area were taxes is $4,198,300, an increase ing an extensive search operation. , i Postal authorities worked nation." pressed concern about the The post became vacant on wonderful," Mr. McFadden of $8B2,450.% throughout Wednesday night A resident of Eatontown for filling of the post. The feeling Feb. 1 when former deputy' said. "The residents, mem- Donald Van Brunt, board and yesterday searching the bers of the Boy Scout Troop three years, Mr. Botbyl for- there is strong that the job chief Leroy McKnight took Calls State Consumers Bilked secretary, said last night that command of the police de- Applebrook development and 23 from the First Baptist merly lived in Asbury Park should go to someone who has NEW BRUNSWICK - The executive director of the nearby woods for a quantity and graduated from Asbury comparative figures were not partment. New Jersey Office of .Consumer Protection says that con- Church, Red Bank, and Mid- available. He said the figures both' knowledge and concern of mail which spilled from dletown firemen helped recov- Park High School in 1981. sumers in the state are being bilked out of $50 million a year would be on hand at, the about the problems of the Ne- the craft as its bottom was Surviving are his widow,^ through known fraudulent business practices..." planned Feb. 14 budget hear- gro community. ripped by the-itree tops. Mrs. Anne Curto. Botbyl; a' ing jn the city's Junior High Paul T. Krebs said in an interview on Rutgers Forum' Carrying Mail ' -' •• on the-New daughter, Jacqueline; his School. . The Red Bank Betterment .Jersey consumer probably was two .or three times that Judge Gray mother: Mrs. Edwih-Brand-of- Clut>,_ajLaffiliate of the high. He added that much of the money lost by consumers Red Bank postmaster, said' West Belmar, and a- sister, a current expense account of :i«naLEedgratipn nf ri through dishonest practices could not be accounted for be- the plane was carrying 330 Ready For Miss Rita Botbyl of West Bel- $5,282,062 -and a capital out- -Woman's Clubs, has called -Celebrating cause in many instances the customer did not know he was pounds of county mail to New- mar. lay account of $174,900. Benjamin Glover to the post, being victimized. •• . . ark. It was tbe last of the for promotion of Detective Lt. post office's twice-nightly . A Requiem mass will be of- and petitions urging his ap- Bench Duty fered Saturday at 9 a.m. in mail flights. ' The first had FREEHOLD — Distict Vote to Vacate pointment were presented to successfully taken off at 8 the Holy Spirit Catholic the Borough Council last Mon- Heavy Seas Spreading Oil Court Judge George A. Gray Church, Asbury Park. Burial p.m. for Kennedy Airport. will be back on the bench day by the club's president, SANTA BARBARA, Calif.—Heavy seas kicking up waves •will be at St. Catharine's 'Paper' Street Miss Ernestine Taylor. .six feet high delayed efforts to plug a leaking undersea well Postmaster McFadden said here Monday, and he's glad Cemetery, Wall Township. today as crude oil blackened more miles of California Joseph Pappenberger, air- of it, he said yesterday. WEST LONG BRANCH - Glover Is Backed beaches. mall official for the Philadel- Borough Council last night Judge Gray, of 149 Prospect adopted an ordinance to va- The local chapter of the Na- The slick, growing by almost 1,000 gallons an hour, was Ave., Bed Bank, has been ab- Board Okays cate a section of Slocum St., tional Association for the Ad- __jin.JM!mateJ 800.square miles In size and moving toward sent since Jan. 6 because of from Rt. 36 to Turtle Mill- vancement of Colored People Losi Angeles at tfiree mileslii hour, '~ - -a- cataract-operations- •- "Brook," "* * -.-r^™.,.—, supports Lt. Glover's appolht- "Unless the wind shifts, I don't know what can stop it," "I'm climbing.the walls at Two Projects •:mmr~ ,, . said William Kerrigan, district manager of the Ventura (Continued) this point," said the judge, an The street, Mayor Henry J. •, 1 Shaheen .said, was a "paper" The council also has peti- ' Port. ' for the two victims have been: avid reader who has been able tions- urging Capti Frank J. By last night, some raw petroleum was reported in made. to complete only two books In Holmdel street on bordugh maps and'. was unused, Mazza, the department's se- Ventura's marina 24 nautical miles south of oil-clogged Lt. Col. Payne was report- in the last six months. HOLMDEL - Setting a new nior officer, be named second- Santa Barbara Harbor and 50 miles northwest of Los ed In satisfactory condition Judge Gray said he had record for brevity last night Council approved a recom- in-command, and written in- Angeles. this morning at the hospital spent his convalescence lis- with a meeting that lasted mendation by the Planning dications of support for ap- and It was expected he would tening to classical music — . only a half hour, the Planning Board to sanction an appli- pointment of Detective Lt. Pair Held in Boy's Slaying be transferred, to.. Patterson; "all the Brahms, symphonies, Board gave final approval to cation by Joseph Has- Robert Scott, the department two subdivisions and classi- NEW BRUNSWICK - Two men were being held here Army Hospital, Ft. Mon- all the Beethoven sympho- sas and Franto Becker to con- community relations coordi- mouth, soon. nies" and a long list of works, fied two sketch plats. solidate four Slocum St, lots today in county Jail on charges of murdering a 16-year-old nator. by other composers, Into a single tract. hoy during a weekend burglary at his home In Highland He was born In Colorado Recommended to the Town- Mavor O'Hern has said he Judge Gray said he will ship Committee for approval It was announced that a Park City, Tex., and had served make tile appointment two tours In Vietnam and re- have a little trouble reading were the 30-lot Clover Hill sub-- basketball program will be •"' Woodbrldgo police arrested the men yesterday, • They- 1 fine print or notesTat first, "division" on" Holmdel and • initiated In*the-Frank~An-* Monday, Feb. ,17.,He This is Lacry DiFlore, Sat were Identified ns Steve Balough, 10, and George-R. Anch, ceived the Army Commenda- tion Medal with two Oak Leaf but he will be able to read Schanck Roads,, and the 10- tonides School ^on Saturday, -wauts time to meet Up Man in the Winding 28, both of Highland Park. manuscript opinions 'and his Clusters and the Air Medal lot Fieldcrest section of Mal- mornings, • tligse who have asked Department. Our produc- , A third man, Frnnk Bollnski, 22, of Perth Amboy, was with eight Oak Leaf Clusters. vision will be-much Improved vern Ridge, located between being hold as a material witness in tho shooting, in about two weeks. Line Road and the existing tion rsvolvei around skill- He Is assigned to civil cases section of Malvern Ridge. ful men like Larry who let Train Crash Toll Mounts Special Education, of the Superior Court and * All utility lines in both de- Gain more leisure time; pay jour bills at homt up production machin»i MELBOURNE, Australia - At least112 persons and Unit Meets Tuesday County Court. ' velopments will be Installed possibly as many as '28 were missing'as the Sidney-Mel- underground, A proposed sub- for operators to run. Larry . bourne streamliner express roared Into a freight train and MATA WAN -' The newly division of 42,9 acres on Line Be wise...open a celebrated his 26th tervic* burst Into Names 104 miles nothcast of Melbourne. formed Regional Special Ed- Man Injured and Holmdel Roads Into two anniversary this fall, W# Of tho 100 pnssongors aboard tha gleaming Southern ucation Association, the first lots was classified as a major Checkmaster colebrato everyday— b«- Aurona, Victoria Slate Police snld 10 bodies had been re- of Its kind In New Jersey, will By Assailant suddlvlsion. E, Murray Todd covered, Twolvo hours after the crush, rescue workers were hold Its IJ&inl meeting In the causa wa have psop!» Ilk* rt the RED BANK - A local man was the applicant. account still prying ap» twisted, burned wreckage of one sleep- Broad Street School Audito- was treated nt Rlvcrvlew Hos- Classified as a minor sub- Larry. ing enr In which 20 persons wore traveling. rium Tuesday at 8 p.m. pital early today after he was division was a sketch plat di- No minimum * About 100 pjissenffcrs were injured, 40 of them seriously Tho association wag formed jumped by an unknown assail- viding a property on Holm- We're proud of our people. h to no hospitalized. for tho betterment of tho chil- ant on Clinton Place, Police del Road south of the Garden re dren enrolled In sprfcliil edu- Chief I.eroy McKnlght said. Slate Parkway into two lots, Service Is our cation classes and their par- The victim was Identified GI Dcfoctor OIH Term Applicants and owners are Bendi)y ents. as Peter Wesol, 57, of 28 Clin- biggest assot. FT. MX — A '/il-jwir-olri soldier who defected to Sweden Ethel Cowles and John T. Ac- Mrs, MiirRiircl Statlcr, ton Place, lie was treated for In protest over the Vklnnm Ww liiis benn .sentenced by the kcrson. i Army to HIX monllis nl Imrrt labor lor being absent without lonrnliiR disability specialist lacerations of the left hand In Hip Freehold Kcjjlonal nnd released. Planning Board approval ot loiivn. School district, nnd Mrs. Do- I h« plat, which had previously Spec 5 liniiiild V. Wlllliims of .liictaim. Miss,, WHS Ciller McKnlRhl. snld Mr. InrcN Turner, chairman of Ihu Wcwil was Attacked by a iiifin been clnssilled as a major sub- Electric Power snnlcnred yesterday during a court tnrirtlnl in which ho nit! 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• -.*. Owner • Manager Miln OHUei 747-0226 JW CkMimit m., nil IMnb, N. i, Win Mmnch Oftlnftll mi HI. U. MlOdlrlown, N, J, „ 30 V,u\ Main HI.. Yr;\uM, N, /, Fuiy III 2-DOM HmltOp t\% RriMdwar, f<<,ni flmnrli, N, 4, PAA; FUNERAL DIRECTORS Elllblllhed In iiitjif John ll~( Mt «nj Htnrr Clmr FuMllhM liy Tt«~nrd*ll«ril(ll/|l»(»r InrorporjUd SINCE 1865 Mimbfr of tb« Auwcitifit 1'rfii"- • 'iin Aincnuo Pitn-U •nt]U«< •XCluilvtly t'i Ihf* uift for rri'uMkntl/m uf nil Uim loc«l ntwi BrlnUd tli ttll »»\««p«[>tr m well » «ll Al' ni>tv»_dliipUchM. Ifanond clnil |ii«t««« i,«V afKtrflUnii, N. J, O7»l tnd tt Mltltont) HAURICE' SCHWARTZ & SONS BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC 110 BROAD STREET RED BANK alllAK ittllreii. J'urjJISliM rUI|y, Monday tlirotlllt VjUty, BUHLER & BITTER r monUi-UiO • i moii|)i»-|ij,(o 141 W. Front St.. Red Bank 153 Firit Ave., Atlantic Highlands *ul>icrli)(l»ii l'rlcu In Ad»«nc« 3290 Highway 35, Hailtr liomi I)»llv«ry iiy"c«irJ»r~ — 1 «fi*i*ia34^^ I n,.i)M,.-M no i ml '; i'/ o>trit u mm\to~mm Until cry «t wunier, 10 cflln! by Curler JO C«nU ru W»ik. THE DAILY REGISTER. Fn/iay, FHriury 7, 1%9—5 Th« invocation will be de- Sewing, Dancing Claaaes Set Would Seek ;— — jjVere)<| ty (fcg aev. George J5EAIWBG - Mrs, Helen Sewing classes are contact. Fraflk of Hae VutherafiiZmad} y. Hill, recreation leader, an< ed each Friday from 10 a.m. of the Good Shepherd, Holm- nourices that sewing and danc- Keahsburg Maryknoll Father Speaks to noon for adults and from Successful del; and the benediction by; ing'classes are being offered : in John F. Kennedy Commu- 3:30 to 5 p.m. for young peo- School Aid Sunday at Scout Breakfast the Rev Francis J. DiAntonio nity Center, 116 Carr Ave. ple. of St. Leo the Great Church. Investing LINCROFT - Boy Scout turned from missionary work A Valentine dance for teens Religious awards will be Tap dancing lessons are in the Philippine Islands. A will be held at the center to- Troop 110 will hold its annual presented by committee mem- held each Saturday from noon B morrow. Music will be provid- to 1 p.m. Sessions in ballet spear ? ROGER E. SPEAR father and son breakfast Sun- former Eagle scout, Father bers Albert Aszman, Kobert 1 Brand and Scoutmaster An- ed by The Ascots. A George and jazz run from 1 to 4 p.m. Q- would like to know A major manufacturer of' day in the cafeteria of St. Leo Keliy and Mr. Keller. Washington's Day dance, fea- drew J. Lenneri were mem- The breakfast will be pre- Further information may be more about oceanography pet food is test-marketing an the Great Catholic School. turing The Epics, is scheduled had by contacting the cen- all-meat cat food with an ani- bers af the same scout troop. pared by the troop mothers' stocks. What investments Principal speaker will be for Saturday, Feb 22. ter. mal grade MPC as an addi- Rev. Donald Brand of Mary- Kobert Keller will be toast- committee and served by Girl could be made in this area? tive. An effort by the com- knoll, N.Y., who recently re- master. Scout Troop 365. • -B, I pany to have the FDA re- A—The profitable extrac- move the one-pound restric- tion of the sea's limitless tion on packaging of human wealth in drinking water, food grade MPC has not yet food, drugs, minerals and oil been resolved. Analysis ol LINCROFT ASSOCIATES - TAX SERVICE is a major challenge to sci- samples taken by a company 765 HIGHWAY 35 (opp. Two Guys) MIDDLETOWN, N. J. ence. While previous columns affiliate from offshore Corn- have dealt with the sea as a wall, England, show the pres- source of fresh water and pe- ence of tin in quantity suffi-' HAVE PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL troleum, the profitable har- cierit to justify further ex- vesting of food from the sea ploration. ' Come tee Henry Fix, third floor Natelsons - is a subject which has not Alpine operates a fleet of PREPARE YOUR TAX RETURN J. Kridel if you want a good suit. been covered. bulk carriers, sells oceanog- Mounting populations, part- raphic equipment and con- WE MAINTAIN A PERMANENT OFFICE AND A ITsK ' "?•" '
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FROM (PR Ibe Register welcomes letter* from its readers, pro- 'i«. vUed they coatatn signature, address and telephone «"»• rBEGISTER ber. Letter* siould be limited to JW worts. They 4W»^ Estabhsned in-1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated typewritten. All letters are subject to condensation MJMQBJ , M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher tag? Endorsements of political candidates or conunertfiBw products are not acceptable. . Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Unhappy With Board;,: __6 •;• . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, ft*'"" . : .;.'•'• ' . Colts' Neck, N. J. 07722 . T° T^Jan.^a budget hearing for the CoKs Neck Town-, ship Board of Education certainly gave me [he feeling tnqt ComityBiiflgel:1k Reasonable adequate fiscal management and educational progress.^re. v sadly lacking here. The budget introduced Tuesday, by of cfinie detection, and use of teletype, Evidently,- the budget is prepared by the superintendent, -, the county Board of Freeholders is rather than radio, is a much more de- to ¥hbm the. Board of Education gives a,blank check. - realistic, and it is gratifying that the sirable method of recording messages. Certainly, members of the Board of Education were gen- tax rate will be increased by only one ' . With, more and more emphasis erally unable\o answer any queries concerning their budget cent per $100 of assessed valuation.. .being placed on the war on crime, it except in the broadest generalities. It was quite obvious is comforting to know that Monmouth that board members had little knowledge of their functions The total of $22,480,377 is $2;659,- is prepared, to keep pace with develop- and responsibilities, had spent little time acquainting them- , > 125 more than last year, but the-$239,- ments in the capitals of our state and selves with facts, and are generally ill equipped to super- - 215,814 added' to ratables for 1969 nation. • vise any business, let ajone an educational system. helped" the county hold the financial '.In .discussing the budget, Free- My wife asked the board the following questions: • • liner holder director Joseph C. Irwin said 1. .Why does Colts Neck spend $112,000 on bus transpor- tation, an average of $82'per student, when Freehold Town- At a time when all costs are spiral- the initial requests totaled about $24 ing, the freeholders deserve thanks for . ship spends $58.00 per student despite 100 more miles
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MiUDLBIOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I UNCROFI 2073 U.S. Hwy. 9, two miles North of Lakcwood ***z 671-1100 I 291-0160 I ««.4«0 >. ft 8-THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, February 7, 1969 Shrewsbury Man Retires From Bell • . movin..:.g_ t*on ShrewsburKhrewsbUIy six Cowan New President Of Buck Engineering HOLMDEL — John O,, al- engineer in the state of Reaching similar, but new New York. Years ago. They have a WALL TOWNSHIP - Jack as chairman of the board of to enlarge the present board Johnson of 55 Samara Drive, daughter, Mrs. Herbert.Arkin to include additional outside markets, particularly in in- A native of Kansas, Mr. A Cowan Jr. of 12 Hilltop directors and also chairman Case Names Shrewsbury, completed a Bell jr., and two grandchildren in directors as a part of the to- • dustrial and institutional ar- Johnson received a BS de- Road' Freehold Township of a newly formed executive System career of more than Somerset. has been named president of committee. tal growth, pattern of the eas. 40 years when he retired from gree in electrical engineering company. He also said that Nominees To from Kansas State Universi- Buck Engineering Co. Inc. David Berdan, formerly Exploring potential markets Bell Telephone Laboratories, the anticipated changes would ty in 1927. Martin Heads David T. Buck, founder of vice president of operations, in Central and South Ameri- here, where he was a member give him time to participate • Mr. Johnson and his wife, the 35-year-old firm which has been named senior vice ca. Academies of the Switching Maintenance more actively in planning for Agnes, lived in Chatham for Youth Group has become a major manu- president; G. Thomas Bickel, Establishing an active pro- WASHINGTON - Sen, Clif- Engineering Department. the company's continued long more than 20 years before facturer of educational equip- controller; Mrs. Elvira S. gram for diversification in ford P. Case, R-N.J., has Mr. Johnson specialized in MATAWAN - Glenn Mar- range development, other fields through both ac- the development and main- tin has been elected president ment and systems, reamins Dotzel, secretary; and Mrs. nominated five Monmouth Emilie R."~ Buck, assistant 'JL-am, confident ___ these. quisitions _and internal devel- tenance of central office dial of-the-Ji)gh_ school group of County, N. J., area high Phillips Speaks secretary. All are from the changes will assure the con- opment. • ,. equipment. For 10 years he the Episcopal Young Church- Freehold area. tinuation of our rapid . Mr. Cowan said some di- school seniors to positions at prepared manuals used by en- About Holmdel men of Trinity Episcopal growth," he said. "We are -yersification has been accom- gineers in the field for ths Mr. Buck said it is planned the military academies. HOLMDEL - Police Sgt. Church. , _ , thinking ' in terms of new plished through Learning Sys- • maintenance of telephone ap- Other officers include Jack William G. Chambers and Bruce Phillips was the Jan- BONUS products, new markets, new tems Inc., a wholly owned paratus and circuits. He al- Frazier, vice president; Deb- Jack B. Sherman, both of uary guest speaker in the ideas- arid possible acquisi- subsidiary. LSI played a ma- so prepared material used by bie Kibble, secretary, and Freehold, and William E. "About Holmdel" series GIFTS tions." jor role in the development of the Signal Corps in'World Kevin Fry, treasurer. I Awoti you when you hove I Gormley of Long Branch of discussions currently spon- Mr. Cowan said, "While the educational programs and War II for the maintenance The group has been reor- I your car serviced here all I were among the 20 New Jer- sored by the Jaycees. 1 thru the yetr! company operations will be the furnishings of the neces- of radar ganized-under-the leadership sey youths nominated to the v Next^speakefwlllbF Vin- Pick up your Punch! reorganized on a more formal sary equipment to enable Air Force Academy in Colora- At the' time of his retire- of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kurt- Card for FREE $30.00 f basis, we plan to continue cent Pomarico, newly elected these programs in the new do. There are two appoint- ment from Bell Labs, he was zke, Marlboro. The Kurtzkes worth of punches! the general direction estab- tax assessor, who will ad- Robert F. Kennedy Youth ments open, - engaged in switching engin- are former leaders of the | 5200 worth of cor earc' lished by Mr. Buck." Center for federal offenders dress the group Tuesday at youth group of St. Paurs Gets You a FREE A Long Branch youth, Jef- eering and concerned with • The new President said that in Morgantown, West Va. 7:30 p.m. in the Shore Point Episcopal Church, Montvale. BLANKET frey L. Minch; was among maintenance of central office Inn, Rt. 35; long range goals include: The group will meet Sunday OR He also said that efforts to the 20 chosen to compete for equipment. The achievement of maxi- All young men between the af 7 p.m. in the Kurtzke Electric Bun Warmer mum penetration in markets broaden the market for the the two vacancies at West He is a licensed profession- ages of 21 and 35 interested • MOBIL GAS & OIL company stock will continue. home, 7 Jacata Road, where • TIRES & REPAIRS where the company is firmly Point. in joining the. Holmdel Jay- It is now listed on the New supperwlUbe served. • LUBE SERVICE established, especially in Among the 30 candidates cees are invited. ( AT BOTH OUR STATIONS York Daily, Over-the-Counter STOPINTODAY AND technical education. eligible to compete for the START YOUR CARD market; three open positions at the WORKING FOR YOU When you think about Mr. Cowan joined Buck En- Naval Academy are Michael gineering Co. 10 years ago as D. Golden of Red Bank and Lie Tests a salesman. He was sales Robert W. Nagle of Rumson. EUROPE• •• manager and vice president SHREWSBURY SERVICE CENTER These youths, along with Newman Springs Rodti & Rule Spurs of, sales before being named others nominated by New Jer- Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 74M622 to the then new post of Exec- think and NEVILLE'S SERVICE CENTER sey congressmen, will be giv- Riverside Ave., Red Bank 747-9B3B Man's Fine utive vice president in 1967. en appointments on the basis BYRNE Jack A. Cowan Jr. of their college board scores the most experienced NEPTUNE - The president and the evaluations by the travel agency in of the corporation operating academies' entrance depart- New Jersey... since 1886. McDonald's, a nationwide ments. A Neiv Look . . . drive-in chain; was fined ?50 Wednesday on two counts of disorderly conduct in connec- ' MENTAL HEALTH tion with state employment FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - TOP to BOTTOM! laws. The Kentucky Department of Jos. M. Byrne Co. Stanley Sloane pleaded no Mental Health reports that Travel Service 100 of the state's 120 counties defense to two of three counts 144 BROAD STREET, and was fined $25 on each. He now have community mental RED BANK, NEW JERSEY pleaded innocent to the third health-mental .retardation ser- • (201) 741-5080 count and'was acquitted dur-" vices available. John 0, Johnson ing a Municipal Court hearing before Judge James R. Laird. The wage and hour bureau of the state Department of Labor and Industry had filed the three-count complaint against' the 21st Century Corp., Rahway, headed by Maybe that's what your house needs. And we're Sloane, charging that it made three employees take lie de- 1 ready to help you convert your attic and basement tector tests as a condition for KEEP OL MAN WINTER OUT ... into usable space. A bedroom ... a recreation room continuing employment. Emll Belek \ ... a spare room .. .two rooms ... whatever you. need can be easily handled by our expertly trained Trie employes worked at the AND KEEP YOUR FUEL BILL DOWN McDonald's Drive-in on Rt. Asks School 35 here. Make the winter count. Start now with home im- Miss Isabelle Newmark, as- with Storm Windows and Doors provements. ' sistant director of the wage Budgets Be (Top quality at rock-bottom prices.) • and hour bureau, said the from BLAISDELL case marked the first time an 'Realistic' employer has been prosecuted under the three-year-old law MIDDLETOWN - School LUMBER * SCHLOEDER * which makes, it a disorderly budgets are not defeated by conduct oHense "to influence, Midrtletown taxpayers who CONSTRUCTION CO. request, or require an em- are opposed to good educa- ploye to submit to a lie de- tion;but by those who just 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank tector test as a condition of continuation of employment." cannot afford them, says Emil 741-2139 776-9284 She said New Jersey is one Belek, candidate for the Board of the few states having such of Education in Tuesday's a law. election. "I wish to ensure that our children receive the best edu- cation possible. This does not imply, however, that it A NEW HOME IS YOUR must be the most costly, for education standards should not be measured on a cost basis alone. BEST INVESTMENT.. NOW!! "Budgets can fully provide You'll Gain Free Advice on Building, Buying and good education which we all subscribe to and yet be realis- Financing At The. tic and economical enough to win the support of the voters," Mr. Belek declares. He promises to "expand the 9TH ANNUAL SCHOOLS lines of communication be- and the taxpayer... in mat- ters of not only costs of edu- FOR HOME BUYERS cation but also on the develop ment of new educational IN RESPONSE TO NUMEROUS REQUESTS TWO SHORE AREA trends.'.. (to) dispel fears of the taxpayer that rising costs SCHOOLS'WILL AGAIN BE HELD THIS SPRING AS A SERVICE TO are without justification." THE PUBLIC BY THE N.J. SHORE BUILDERS ASSOCIATfON IN CO- Mr. Belek also expressed ALUMINUM OPERATION WITH N.J. NATURAL GAS COMPANY AND JERSEY his belief in taking a hard COMBINATION look at budget spending in CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY. the realization that the tax STORM burden has become too heavy on the local taxpayer. Insis- and SCREEN INSTALLATION "Monday, March 3—House Design and Lot Selection tence on more aid from the state legislature should lessen OPTIONAL 3 CHANNEL TILTS • SIZES UP TO 99 U. I. Monday, March 10—How To Tell Good Construction —' educational costs to the local Monday, March 17—How To Tell Good Construction ~ taxpayer,-he adds. Monday, March 24—Home'Financing the Savings and Loan Way; Your New Mr. Belek, who lives at 52 Baked on Enamel * - Home's Insurance Necessities Shadybrook Drive, is compet- ing for the second time for Monday, March 31—Home Financing the Mortgage Banking Way; The Attor. a three-year s°at on the PRE-HUNG NOW! ney's Role at the Closing on Your Home, board. He is married, has two GRADUATION NIGHT, children, and is an equipment WHITE COLONIAL ALL CLASSES, SCIENCE HALL, NORWOOD AVENUE, WEST LONG BRANCH engineer in Bell Telephone IN STOCK Laboratories, Holmdel. STORM & SCREEN OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE SCHEDULE PRESTO Tuesday, April 15—House Design and Lot Selection Race Relations Tuesday, April 22—Kow To Tell Good Construction DOOR ""•Tuesdayr April 29-aHow To Tell Good Construction ••*~~*»-~-*i»~*~'*>*» "Program Slated Tuesday, May 6—Home Financing the Savings and Loan Way; Your New « COMPLETE WITH LOGS OCEANPORT - Race Re- Home's Insurance Necessities HARDWARE. Tuesday, May 13—Home Financing the Mortgage Banking Way; The Attor- lations Sunday will be ob- ney's Role at the Closing on your Home. served at the United Method- • NOW WITH KEY ist Church, here, Sunday at GRADUATION NIGHT. LOCK AT NO 0:30 a.m. when the Rev, Er- EXTRA COST • ALL CLASSES, LECTURE HALL, HOOPER AVENUE, TOMS RIVER nest W,' Butterworth, guest 1 daises at Both Colleges Begin at 7:30 P.Mr • pastor ,at the Pine Brook Blaudell Lpiv Price • Appropriate Text Supplied Free • Diplomas to All "Students" A;M.E. Church, New Shrews- bury, will preach, I WILL ATTEND CLASSES AT D MONMOUTH COLLEGE D OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of the church will attend In a group arid will usher at the MAIL TO: N. J. SHORE BUILDERS ASSN. service. Fair, Clean Starting
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I PAtLY Bf&tSTER, FM»y. •Fthrwry 7. \0M Xentury of the Child' Key to Fracture of 20-Year Marriages sons for continuing the mar- Purpose in Life young couples often live hun- -- By KAY-BARTLETT in thsir forties and fifties are Dr. Messer suggests a num- reliable, but estimates indi- dreds of miles from their kin, seeking divorce," Dr. Alfred ' ber uf reasons: affluence, cate that in more than one- riage may no longer be the , In this child • oriented so- NEW YORK_(AP) - J:m ciety, parents begin to look may be another factor, aa« and Martha had been married A. Messer, professor of psy- more liberal attitudes and third of today's marriages, same." • cording to Dr. Messer. chiatry at Emory University laws regarding divorce, in- the bride is pregnant as she more and more to their chil- for 21'years. They worked to- walks down the aisle. Dr. Messer suggests the dren for gratification and a , Child-Centered Home gether to raise the children writes' in the January issue adequate courtship 20 years most significant element in of "Mental Hygiene:" "There earlier, homes that are too Question Remains purpose in life. In times of stress, there is . and when the youngest set off "No doubt many such mar- the dissolution of long-stand- for college-they set off for used to be a feeling that the child-centered and a vertical ing- marriages results from "The woman may begin to no relative to, help, to act as longer a marriage endured, family unit where aunts, un- riages are happy and endur- cook and dress for her chil- a referee during a spat or go the divorce court. ing; but, in some instances, a what he calls the "century of Jim and Martha are part the greater the chance it cles and grandparents are the child." dren, rather than her hus- to the movies with the wife. would norend In divorce." - many miles away and fail to question may remain in the band. The man may begin to Instead, the spouses may turn of the' swelling "20-year minds of the spouses about "The children have become fracture," the. couples who But, statistics and clinical re-enforce the concept of fam- feel more comfortable going inward -to the children, ac- evidence show this is ily. •» whether the marriage would a nucleus around which most off somewhere with his centuating the child-centered 'stay together through the have taken place if there had activities revolve. There are children's tohsilitis, the crises - no longer true, according to '"There can be no doubt youngsters than with his wife. home. Dr. Messer's article, "Disso- that some of the long -stand- been no pregnancy. endless carpools for school, of their first dates and heart- "Some of those unions en- for music and art lessons, and "What happens, then, when During courtship, Dr. Mes- aches and long sessions at lution of Long - Standing ing marriages now terminat- the children grow up and. ser suggested, a couple 'Marriages." ing were begun haphazardly, dure out of a sense of guilt for athletic activities; there, PTA meetings and then file are spend-the-night parties leave the house? A. void en- should strive to find out if Nearly a quarter of the per- during the Weak days of the and obligation; and,.once the • for divorce when the prob- children leave home this that parents must oversee; sues." they can become a pair with- lems are at last solved. sons filing for divorce in 1963 .second World War," he said and there are cookouts and out depending exclusively on had been married for 15 years in the article. sense of responsibility and The mobility of American "It is a fact of life today guilt is relieved and the rea- campouts." society, ' a society where the magic of Stardust. that more and more couples or more. Statistics, he said, are un- Cotillion Tea •WEST LONG BRANCH - the former Constance Lynn The Monmouth County Cotil- Mailory,';y. a former deb and lion Committee, Inc., will hold • awaiifee" ' of-••'• Atlanti*"--*••c- High- its annual debutante cotillion ' lands. They Tiave one son. tea Sunday here in the Holi- Mr. Thorpe's 'theme for the day Inn from 3 to 5 p.m. More tea will be' "Changing''To- than 90 invitations have beeft day's Attitudes For Increased extended to girls, who are se- Understanding." CPC Benefit niors in high school, and Ronald- L. Mantley of Long their mothers., ' Branch, • scholarship and General chairman of the screening chairman, will dis- committee, Edward E. cuss "Academic Screening" Thorpe, 204 Atlantic Ave., citing the importance of main- Pub Party to Follow 'Tales' Long Branch, will be intro- taining good grades and duced to the guests.' the procedure oi screening. The Debutante Tea is under EATONTOWN - The Chil- Mrs. Mclvin H, Safran and Deal; Mrs.. Lois K. Levy, hurst; Mrs. H. W.'McCollum, Mr. Thorpe, a graduate of Oakhurst; Mrs. Charles D. and Mrs. Bernard White, Lri- Hampton Institute, Va., the direction of • Mrs. Mar- dren's ' Psychiatric. Center of Mrs. Arnold S. Doblin, West garet Mann of Red Bank,'who MALCOLM MUGGERIDGE in Eatonfown, yesterday as Monmouth County will hold Deal; Mrs. Arthur Garson Marx, Fair Haven; Mrs. Jo- • cust, and Mrs. Arthur J. served as an officer in the U.S. Army. He is married to also is the debutante chair- guest speaker for the Junior League of Monmouth, .its fourth annual New York and Mrs. .Mortimer Green- seph Thummess, West Allen- White, Red Bank. man, She will brief the girls span, Deal, and Mrs, Maurice " chats with Mrs. James C. Kirby, Long Branch, record- benefit Tuesday evening, and their mothers on social April 15. Some 500 guests will Gruber, Oakhurst. ing secretary. (Register Staff Photo) deportment, type of gown to first attend the new musical Also Mrs. Amory L Has- be worn and rehearsals. comedy "Canterbury Tales" kell Jr., and Mrs. Robert C. A question and answer pe- at the Eugene O'Neill Thea- Stanley, Jr., Middletown; riod will follow. tre. The climax of the eve- Mrs. William B. Roberts, El- Mr. Mantley expects an in- Author With/Punch' ning will then be a Pub Party beron; Mrs. Henry P. Sadow- creased number EATONTOWN - Five Monmouth County physicians, Emphysema, a chronic respiratory disease, is rising for which Social Security benefits are awarded. Many of will outline the disease as it relates to the mental attitude each an authority In his field of practice, will be seen rapidly as a cause of crippling and death, especially in its victims are forced into early retirement. of the patient and his family. beam and questioned Wednesday evening, March 5,^ when men. The United States Public Health, Service rates it as The program format calls for an introductory statement Dr. Brodsky, also a specialist in internal medicine, will The Daily Register, Monmouth County Medical Society and the nation's fastest rising crippling disease. by Dr. Seigel, individual discussions by the panelists on cover "The Laboratory Diagnosis and Treatment of Emphy- the TB-Respiratory Disease Association of Central New This malady, which derives its name from a Greek the various aspects of emphysema, a question and answer sema." He will explain the various blood gas studies and Jersey sponsors of the local Christmas Seal Campaign join word meaning inflation, attacks the lungs causing them to session, and a summing up of the proceedings by Dr. breathing tests used to diagnosis emphysema, and the fortes to conduct a community medical forum become enlarged. It is characterized by irreversible de- Seigel. ' numerous treatments employed to rehabilitate the patient. "Emphysema: The Battle to Breathe," will be the ' struction of lung tissue, which results in abnormal distension Dr. Abraham, a specialist in internal medicine, will The forum is designed to bring the medical community general topic of discussion at the session, to be held at of the lungs and a loss of their ability to expand and discuss "The Causes of Emphysema." He will outline the and the general public together for the purpose of exchang- 8:15 p,m., in the auditorium of the Monmouth Shopping contract. physical and. environmental causes of the disease. ing information on the health hazards of emphysema. The Center. The public is invited. • "The surgical Aspects of Emphysema" is the topic physicians will discuss the disease in non-technical and Physicians taking part in the program include Dr. Victor Emphysema strikes the millions of tiny air sacs (alveoli) chosen by Dr. Ciampa, a thoracic surgeon. He will out- understandable language. When the panel has concluded Seigel of Red Bank. Dr. Seigel, a specialist in internal of the lungs. From these air spaces, oxygen enters toe line the wisdom of undergoing surgery when it is indicated, its discussions, the physicians will answer questions from medicine, will serve as moderator. Joining him are Dr. blood when air is inhaled, and carbon dioxide is removed and explain the progress being made in the surgical treat- the audience, submitted to them on coupons printed in The Virgflio A. Ciampa of Long Branch, Dr. Emanuel Abraham when it is exhaled. . . ment of emphysema patients. Daily Register prior to the program. of Asbury Park, Dr. Bernard Swerdlow of Long Branch :;. In its advanced stages, emphysema leaves the patient Dr. Swerdlow, a specialist in psychiatry, will cover Admission to the medical forum is free and tickets are and Dr. J. Putnam Brodsky of Rumson. gasping for breath. It ranks second among the disabilities "The Psychiatric Problems of Emphysema." Dr. Swerdlow not needed. Won't Wait for Sewer Installation THEDJULY i f To Pane Union Beach Roads —15 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1969 By would have to purchase two said. "We will wait to see how "double seal coat." He said the purchased road equip- UNION-BEACH - Every- tailgate spreaders,, a roller our budget holds up before each road Will have two ap- ment. Mayor Hennessy put a , one ,who 'is familiar with this and a front-end loader, which making a decision. But in a plications of oil and stone. j$ $45,000 price tag on the build- municipality and who dares will raise the cost to $200,000," case we will try to put some- Also on the horizon is the ing. to stray off the paved county Mr. Hennessy said. thing together this year." construction of a 40 by 80-foot The Planning Board unani- roads here in winter knows "We aie not sure whether- Mayor Hennessy said the five - bay municipal garage mously adopted a resolution that the experience will be we can bond the whole opera- roads will be constructed of that will be erected adjacent supporting the mayor's pro- nerve wracking. tion as a unit," the mayor material commonly called to the water works to house posal. Whether you make a left or right turn you are now faced with the corduroy roads that will play havoc with the gen- eral construction of your auto- Tells How Problems Tackled mobile as well as your nerves. First of all, it is not a secret — not to the estimated 6,910 local residents nor to the man/ visitors who find it nec- By Red Bank Student Council essary to travel these alleged roads. RED BANK - The Red We have some student-facul- plish something through It if Least of all will the de- Bank High School Student ty and some student-admin- students with good ideas get plorable conditions ever be a Council has faced up to social istration problems, but I together. But if we don't use secret to the seven-man gov- problems and has initiated don't think too many." it, of course it's going to fail." erning body that administers several programs in an at* The Student Council func- Principal James Evergetis 1 the borough. . ' .' , tempt to find solutions, Stu- tions as a "sounding board" banned formation of the SDS They intend to do something dent Council president,Ronald for gripes, he said, and its chapter, citing a state educa- about it. Grayzel said yesterday. ' executive board is a "prob- tion law prohibiting secret so- Starting this year, the may- Young Grayzel said he is lems committee" which seeks cieties in public schools. Mr. or and Borough Council have disturbed that statements by a resolution of students' com- Evergetis said the law was agreed to meet' the problem a group of students who tried plaints in meetings with prin- applicable because the group bead-on and initiate a definite to found a high school chap-, cipal James Evergetis. refused to provide a list of program to alleviate the con- ter of the militantly leftist Ronald said hOtehes the members. . CONSIDERING CAREERS—Riverview Hospital yesterday brought in students from tinuous road problem, Students for a Democratic So- SDS group had comKto the The SDS students said they high schools in the area for its second annual Health CareersDay and showed thorn "We have always been ciety "make it seem that the Student Council, "but we would have provided a mem- what employment opportunities hospitals offer. From Middletown'High School are, faced with the problem of. Student Council has fallen haven't been approached by bership list if they, had some poor drainage and poor down on its responsibility, them." assurances the chapter would left to right, Chris Reiss, 16, a sophomore; Kathy Baldassarri-17, a senior, and Mar- roads," Mayor Alfred T. Hen- and isn't concerned about so- Unlike the. radical student be approved. SDS is irrelevant jlynH*runy1>-v£5L.nophdiTiore. Explaining equipment and procedure to them are Mrs. nessy Jr. said last night at cial issues." . groups, young people in the now, they say, because they're the regular meeting of the reorganizing, will choose an- Henry J. Braun ancLMrs._Andrew P. Dedick, hospital volunteers.* Not true, declared Ronald, Student Council haven't giv- Planning Board, "and we have other name, and will follow 1 a senior and an SC member , en up on "the system." • • - - -^ IRegisfer Staff Photo) always held that roads would established procedures for be- the four years of his high "I believe it's a workable not be constructed until our coming an approved school school career. system," Ronald declared sewer lines are completed. club. Ronald Grayzel The Student Council last firmly, "and we can accom- "Well, we feel our sew- year "took a stand on social er program is at least four issues," . Ronald said. "We Riverview Career Day to five years away and, in the recognized that there are meantime, some of our resi- problems, and the Student dents are living in filth be- c ' Council does have a respons- cause of poor drainage. So we to ibility ... we have a strong will act this Tear begin commitment... we have set Attracts 90 Students our road construction proj- up some very positive pro- ect," the mayor said. grams." Mrs. Elma Blowers, director They gathered again for a RED BANK - Students "We are not sure how or SC-sponsored programs now of volunteers. panel discussion followed by from area high schools where we will begin this proj- under way or being organized learned yesterday that it takes The students viewed films a question-answer period. The ect," he continued. "Our en- panel included Miss Ruth Wal- . include an in-depth dialogue more than doctors and nurses describing health careers gineer has estimated that we between a group of black and to complete a hospital staff, available for those with four lace, director of nursing; Mrs. have 23 miles of unpaved Patricia Shorey, therapue- white students, a study of the Riverview Hospital's sec- years of high school, two roads in the borough and the ^school's curriculum, and an ond annual Health Careers years of higher education, and tic dietician; Mrs. Winifred cost of paving each mile will Dunham,' assistant adminis- inquiry into ways in which Day introduced 80 teenagers, four or more years of college be $6,500 for materials alone, "black studies" can be incor- to the employment possibil- level schooling. Escorted by trator; Dr. Aldo Baldi, direc- or- an overall cost of $149,500. tor of pathology; Dr. Andrew' porated into the curriculum, ities hospitals have to offer. volunteer guides, the students "He told us if we were to he said, took a walking tour of the hos- P. Dedick, director of radiol- The program, lasting all morn- do the work ourselves we Several dialogue sessions, ing, was planned and carried pital, hearing brief comments ogy and Mrs. Sonja Bennett, from department directors. director of medical records. each with 16 young people out by hospital volunteers and. representing a cross - section William T. Gill, hospital ad-, of white and black students; ministrator, addressed .the Big Elders already have been held "and group, outlining the benefits ^they've been very fruitful, but NEW HONORS — Lt. Cmdr. James M. Vincent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin School Budget Hit and opportunities that hospi- it's too early to draw any con- Becker of River Plaza, receives' shoulder boards of new rank from Mrs. Vincent, tal work offers. UnitOK'd clusions,"Ronald said. left, and Navy Capt. P. G. Dye, fihinf nf N^vy schools represented d Advisory Sroup in Thailand. Cmdr. Vincent' enlisted in the Navy in 1948 after grad- were Rumson-Fair Haven Re- . committee has met with Jack (kottpr uating from Middletown Township High School. gional, Henry Hudson, Mater Inhowell Needle, chairman of the so- per student, as opposed to Dei, Keansburg and Middle- HOWELL TOWNSHIP-The cial studies department' (the ~ HOLMDEL — The Holmdel town. Student guidance coun- $800* to $1,000 per student in Planning Board last night department instituted a unit Township Property* Owners sellors recruited the student on Africa this year) to learn Association, Inc., has gone on other towns. granted site plan approval for observers, and members of the proposed $20 million How- his views on ways to incor- record against the proposed, "Do our children really get the school staffs accompanied porate black.studies into the River Plaza Naval Veterqn a 25 per cent better educa- ell Village Inc., a senior citi- school, budget and urges oth- them. A second group of stu- zens development. curriculum. ~* er township residents to op- tion?" Mr. Monson demand- dents will visit Riverview on ed. "This could mean as much, "Perhaps what we studied pose It in Tuesday's election. Thursday, Feb. 20, for a du- as $1 million in the township's to the past has been white his- Made Lieutenant Commander In a letter to area news- 'Two years ago our entire plicate of yesterday's pro- tory, not American history," tax rate was $2.02. This year, treasury, every year after it papers, John E, Monson stat gram. High Schools represen- is completed," Lawrence Ronald said. RIVER PLAZA- One of the Becker of 18 George St. have Several years ago Comdr. the school budget alone will ted will be Red Bank, Red area's best known career been notified that their son, ~~ed thatwhereas in 1962 town-, Bathgate, an attorney and a Mr. Needle told the com- Vincent,Jh,en.a.-Navy.lieuten-. be.$2.11,. which, when added Bank Catholic, Monmouft Re- mittee he believes black Ms-- Navy men" Has "received new Lt.C6mdi\ James M". Vincent, ant, was featured in a story ship residents paid $860 per to our present tax rate, will principal in the corporation, gional and Keyport. told the planners. tory should be integrated into recognition. was recently promoted to that in The Daily Register which student for education, it is bring the total to over $3. Be- Volunteers who implement- the curriculum, not offered as Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin rank. , described his experiences as now proposed to. spend $1,200 fore long we will not be able The village will be located ed the program were Mrs. off Aldrich Road on a 10-acre a separate course, according an adviser to the South Viet- to attract any new business namese "junk fleet;" which Niels W. Johnsen, chairman, tract. It will have 810 apart- to Ronald. to Holmdel and we will sink cruises creeks in the Mekong and Mrs. Henry J. Braun, ments. The Committee will gather in the green of our taxes," Mrs. George V. Coe 3rd, Mrs. opinions from others in the Flights to Cuba Interest Delta searching out the Viet Asks Probe Mr. Monson warned. "This will be one of the fin- Cong. ' - Andrew Dedick, Mrs.-Carl est tax ratables that any town field, too, Ronald said "and Mr..«Monson added that Giersch, Mrs. William C. can have," Mr. Bathgate from our dialogue sessions, Enlisted in 1948 InRussoFix when the Township Commit- Jakes Jr., Mrs. Eugene M. asserted. "Senior citizens do we hope to learn how the stu- Boyyl6, in Little Silver tee cut last year's "bare dents feel." A graduate of Colts Neck Kennedy, Mrs. George E. Koe- not have young children to LITTLE SILVER - An in' bones"' school budget by $60,- Elementary School and,Mid- Try Report nig, Mrs.oFrands E, P., Mc- flood the school systems and The Student Council's cur- terested observer of recent 000, residents were told by dletown Township High Carter, Mrs. John T. Ludwid they do not tax any of the oth- riculum committee, now be- traffic to and from Cuba is LONG BRANCH - Mayor the school superintendent Jr., Mrs. A. Jackson Llndsley, er township facilities." ing organized, will operate as 16-year-old Hugo Chaviano, a • School, Comdr. Vincent en- Paul Naslaslo Jr. last night there would be no hot lunch a "task force," Ronald ex- Mrs. Donald F. McMurray, The plans have been under sophomore at Red Bank High listed in the Navy in 1948, He said he has asked City Busi- program, no guidance coun- plained. He said it probably Mrs, Raymond Montamat, consideration by township School. earned his commission at ness Administrator Frank Va- selor and no landscaping of will make a study of the cur- .Mrs. Maynard A. Rollins, Mrs. officials for three years, nore to probe a report that the intermediate school riculum in other schools as He. fled his native Cuba to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in John B, Russell Jr. Mrs. Reu- The Township Committee Police Sgt. Michael Irone and grounds, well as in Red Bank High, avoid being forced to stay on 1960. For his service as a junk* ben Taylor, Mrs. Edward Vo> must give final site plan ap- Patrolman Salvatore Maccloll "Now we see all three have will' explore new courses the Island during the 15 to 27- force adviser he received the plcka and Mrs. Albert E. You- proval before further action attempted to "fix" a traf- been accomplished. How, we mans, "which might make classes year-old draft eligibllty pe- Bronze Star and Air Medal can be taken. more interesting," and will riod for Cuban youths. fic summons two years ago ask, could this have been and won the Medal of Honor for Anthony. (Little Pussy), try to evaluate the quality of Hugo left Havana in 1966 donejin vrecut budget sup- from the South Vietnamese Russo. . •'' tytajsefflEMW ttwihobon o in the the curriculum here. legally, but described lt as r The end result will be a "very hard to get out." government. ' . i The mayor said he was told • begjpingi" Mn-, Monson Shrewsbury Budget recommendation to the Waiting lists for emigration After his service In the two police officers dis- queried. Faced with another "bare school administration, Ronald are long and, when he was fi- Vietnam, Cnidr. Vincent re- cussed the issue with Mr.* said. nally given permission to turned to this country, becom- • Busso outside thes Surf •jj, bones" sohool budget Tucs- ' day, the association falls "to Pushes 25-Cent Hike "The recommendation will - leave, he went alone by way ing a counterinsurgency in- Lounge, Ocean Avc,, at that SHREWSBURY - The lice department over a two come after careful study and of the Island of Curncao in stnictor at the Navy's-Am- time. sec why cuts cannot be made in seven main nrons of our council last night Introduced a year period. evaluation," he declared. "We the Caribbean, Holland and phibious School In Coronado, Mayor Nastnsio said last bllllROt." $420,525 municipal budget The tax rate increase is don't want to jump into some- Spain. Call!. At present he Is serv- night he wants to know what thing we know nothing about. "Most budgets are dlscrcot-- wlileh would cost taxpay- needed to cover a $15,941 Hugo says leaving Cuba Is ing with the Joint U,S. Mili- 1B going on In tho city. Ho jump in the tax levy up to "The Student Council must "evon harder today," tary Advisory Group In Suttn- ly padded on the iissumptlon. ers an additional 25 cents on mi Id If somo pollco officers they will be cut, lifts this hap- $218,202 as compared to $202,- not only act," ho added He now lives with his aunt llu^o Clmvluiio hlp, Thailand. • , arc offering preferential each $100 of iissessment. Tho 1151 lor the 1008 budget, The earnestly, "It must act re- and uncle In a comfortable Comdr. Vincent Is married pened to our budget?" Mr. business administration, pre- trentmont to certain persons Monson demanded. "Until wn budget Is up $52,220 from total lax levy Increase will sponslblly," home here. Ills parents re- to I ho former Miriam P, ho wants to know which po- $374,33(1 last year. not (to known until tho school Ronald, a resident of Lit- main In Cuba. paratory to enlcrlni; tho auto- Fleming of Union, S. C. The lire convinced Hint It has not, mobile dealcrahip business. licemen arc Involved. the Property Owners Asso- Total municipal appropria- budget election results are In. tle Silver, which Is a sending HIIRO looks and acts the part fouplo lins two sons, Spec. 5 tions saw n $52,1188 rluo from The school budget tax levy Is district to lied Bank, thinks of a typical American teen- lit! rcgnrdft Cuba as a "far Mlchmil Vincent, 21, IH with The mayor threatened strln- ciation hn.i no cliok'o but to 1 cent action iiRiilnst offending vole iigntii»l tlil» budget anil $315,289 to $307,1)77, part of up iiixnit $50,000. "Hcd Hank Is a (,'ood school. ager. He works after school dream," a place dlstnnl In tin Army in Korea. Joseph police officers If h« '!"('« "i" » urj.;n tho rest ol Holmdol rosl- which will 'go to pay eight Tho budget anticipates rev- We havu a number of students lit. Community Clwuiers, Lit- time to which he lias no plans Vincent, 18, nnu tils mother lnw« are not being enforced tlcnt.i to vole no also," l.hq per Mint of the 15 per cunt enues of $207,073 compared from d'fr.ivnt areas, anil that tlo Silver, and oxpcvls to RO or, apparently, dcslro lo re- are with Comdr. Vincent in pay ralM granted lo tho po- creates ;i number of tensions. on to UOIICRO nnd major in Thailand. * h«r0 on "an, equul basis." secretary concluded. to $171,385 last ycar; turn. t CANNON'S 'SPORTS TODAY' The Legend of Lombardi Now Traced with Cracks decisions and intends to do both jobs at Washington. .The legend of Vince Lombardi is traced with cracks He travels another route now, but the path, isn't strange. shout down a squad of players or persuade banquet halls Football hasn't grown any smaller or less complicated. It today, like a house shaken by an earthquake but not ruined. This is the second time that Lombardi attempted to escape filled with buffs that sports journalists neglect to describe • I is merely Washington instead of Green Bay. It depended on a ferocious nobility that clashed with the from the bondage of the legal document that bound him" his charm. But he was ready to open the store in Washing- ramshackle ethics of our times. According to the gospel to Green Bay. ton before he bad thrown in his hand at Green Bay. GAVE TOWN IDENTITY of St. Vincent of Lombardi, men should suffer with dignity At one time the Giants wanted him as their coach to It is the policy of the National League for an owner to Seldom has a guy done more for a town. He did more because valor exalts the human animal. Lombardi's gospel than bring championships to Green Bay. He gave the town is a glorious expression of defiance of all that persecutes succeed Jim Lee Howell. It is not difficult to understand* tell another that he Intends to hire one of his employes. an identity In the age of television. But Green Bay also the body. It is the desire of man to refuse to be maimed by Lombardi's yearning to come back to New York. He played • The action of the Green Bay people suggested that they kept Ks promises to Lombardi. It allowed him to spend wounds of the flesh or the spirit. It is even a rebuke to for Fordham and lived in New Jersey and was an assistant were astounded. " death if you examine it. . - $800,000 for Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski: It paid coach at West Point and held the same job for the Giants.' The bad bargain must be honored in this savage code In fairness to Lombardi, it has also been a practice of him well and honored the contract that sheltered him He is not a guy who enjoys existence on the glacier that which has become obsolete in the world. This is what makes the league to let a coach go if he can locate a better while he was there. He was not compelled to sign It and is Green Bay, but he is an attorney as well as a man of rigid football teams great, and also improves civilization. It is position. Although Lombardi had total power to govern neither ,were they. He was an obscure assistant coach one man for another, and all of Jhem glad principle and he understands what a contract Is. ; the Green Bay club, he couldn't hold any stock because it when they picked him. The weather han't changed much servants of the whole. The religous leaders It was George Halas, the owner-coach of the Bears, is a franchise that belongs to 'people in Green Bay who do have-preached this from man's beginnings. since then. ... who made the original protest when Lombardi first tried " not want to profit from their investment. In Washington, It worked for Lombardi at Green Bay. be- to cut out. Halas made it stick because Pete Rozelle, the . It Infuriated Lombardi when Jim Taylor used legal cause his'players believed it. He was a Lombardi will be a partner. But there are two years still commissioner of football, informed Lombardi that he would special1 man and h'e conceived a new moral- means to get out of his contract by playing out his option. have to do his time in the cold, and Allie Sherman became left on his Green Bay contract. ity for sports. The dressing room became The secret of Lombardi's hold on his players was that they a sort of temple for Lombardi, who was the Giant coach. But Green Bay was never his town, al- Stealth isn't one of Lombardi's traits' as a coach or a felt he was a crusader whose prize was honor beyond all though this is where he became famous and made Us the evangelist of unselfishness. man.' In my long dealings with him I have found him to else. They did more than they were paid to do as long as reputation. be both truthful and agreeable. But When he stepped down RENOUNCES DOCTRINE as a coach last year to do the business of the team, he the contract kept them in Green Bay. But now Lombardi Is Suddenly, Lombardi renounced the doc- CLUMSY ARRANGEMENTS sakf the growth of football had made \it practically im- ducking out, and it seems wrong. It would be the logical trines of his stern faith. It is all different The arrangements for the flight from the snow country . CANNON possible for a man to be coach and general manager. move of any other coach. iBut Lombardi used the purity now, and it changed the instant he tried were astonishingly clumsy. Among football people Lom- to break his contract at Green Bay to go to Washington. bardi is also known for his suavity as a diplomat. He can . Lombardi, however, wants to be able to enforce his of his iron character as one of his skills. Funseth 66 Powerhouse Builder Sees Leads Hope D..C. as Gri4 Capital, Too WASHINGTON (AP)-Vince ago. He called Jurgensen a year, the Redskins were in on his assistant coaches. At PALM SPRINGS, . Calif. hour at one course. Around Lombardi, the man who made .player of great courage — a last place in running. least three Jornier head coach- (AO) — Playing in weather noon the rain let up and the Green Bay the dominant gi- quality that ranks high on The Redskins had a 5-9 rec- es - Norb Hecker of Atlanta, fit-only-ftr-postmen-and pro- sun broke, bravely through ant of pro football over the Lombardi's list. • ord last fall. They have gone Harlan Suarce of Los Angeles fessional golfers, Rod Funseth only to retreat later in the af- past decade, took command Through Lombardi's talk 13 straight seasons without and Bill Austin of Pittsburgh managed to slosh around in ternoon before black clouds, of the Washington Redskins ran the thread of the same a winner, 23 without a confer- — are in the running. cold brisk winds and again 66 strokes, stx-under-par, to yesterday to try and repro- elements with which he wove ence title. Lombardi is taking over the heavy rain. ' take the lead in the second duce that wonder in this vic- greatness at Green Bay: Fresh Evaluation from Otto Graham, who failed One road leading into Ta- round of the 90-bole Bob tory-starved town. mental toughness, good teach- Lombard! said he plans to to mold a winning team in" marisk Country Coub was Hope Desert Golf Classic yes- "Washington is the world's ing, teamwork, strong run- make a fresh evaluation of three years as coach and gen- washed out and U.S. Marines terday. Funseth bad a 36-hole capital,'! Lombardi said,'-'and ning, outstanding blocking. every player. And he added, eral manager. Graham, whose .were_.-xushed-._to_jescue-. total oL 135 _: _ we have plans to make it the "The running game is what "We're going to have to make , contract and renewal options It was the most miserable stranded spectators who football capital." football is all about," he said. some trades." But he wasn't cover another seven years at couldn't move" in their cars. ready to say whom or where. a total of $270,000, may be weather in. the 10-year history 1 Beaming Baron "The more you run, the more The 35-year-oM Funseth * offered a minor job with the of the classic. When the wet The smiling Lombardi made hard-nosed you are." Lombardi said he hopes to round was completed between club. and bedraggled players final- his debut at a news confer-, In the 16-team NFL last have an announcement soon the heavy storms. ly wound up, U.S. Open cham- ence only two blocks frorn the pion Lee Trevino, with a 69, Helps Putting- White House as he took over was a shot back at 136. Tied Funseth spent five seasons as coach, executive vice pres- at 138 were Frank Beard and as a teaching pro in this area ident and part-owner of a Jack Montgomery, each with and said, "I think that the team that hasn't had a win- Bengtson Interested 68, and Art Wall, 69. rain in this case actually ning season since .1955. The round on the four re- helped the putting, at least it Lombardi, who has never sort courses began in a down- did mine." had a loser in his life,'said pour which -held-up the start Two of the more remark- OTTO'S TROUM.ES MULTIPLY — At if losing his job he wants a winner in Wash- of play for more than one able rounds were shot by Tre- *s coach of the Washington Redskins wasn't enough, ington in his first' year. vino and Billy Casper, UoUi ot '.But he laughed, "Despite In Position ofGM Otto Graham found more trouble- yaltarday whtn his what you may think, I can't whom caught the elements at GREEN BAY, Wjs., (AP) growth of the business and Hirsch is a native of Wausau, ball cams to rest aglinst a palm tre» during the sec- walk across the Potomac — 'Foul Pfof perhaps their worst late in the — Phil Bengtson, Green. Bay the corporate structure of the Wis. He was a star pass re- w ond round of the jSob Hope Desert Self Classic. even when it's frozen." day. :• '-•*•" Packer coach, said yesterday Packers," Lombardi said, "I ceiver at both the University Lombardi, 55, came out of Casper's 68 gave him 139 Grafcam, who has refused to comment on being re- he was interested in taking believe it is impractical for of Wisconsin and University Aids Scarlet and a tie with Tom Nieporte. retirement just one year and placed by Vince Lombardi, ij competing at an 8- five days after he sent him- over for Vince Lombardi as me to try to do both jobs," of Michigan, and later set pro BOSTON (AP) - Rutgers Two other stars, Ar- general manager of the Na- records with the Los Angeles hendicap amateur. (AP Wirapnoto) self to the sidelines at Green Bengtson was the first as- cashed 42 of 48 free throw nold Palmer and Jack Nick- tional Football League team. Rams. He presently is an as- attempts and overtook Boston laus, failed to distinguish Bay after coaching triumphs sistant hired when Lombardi unmatched in NFL history — sistant to Rams' President University, 86-79, last night in themselves in this sort of a Earlier, Tom Miller, Lom- took over as coach and gen- SURF, FIELD AND STREAM five championships within Dan Reeves. a non-conference basketball climate. Nicklaus had a 71 bardi's assistant, and Elroy eral manager of the Packers seven seasons, three titles in game. for 143 and a tie with a large "Crazy Legs" Hindi were in 1959. Lombardi personally Lombardi was released, a row, the first two Super were mentioned as a possible picked Bengtson to succeed from the final five years of his Rutgers trailed 45-38 at group. Palmer, the^defending Bowl crowns. successor to the new Wash- him as Green Bay coach. contract by the Packers' halftime, but rallied on nine' champion, shot a 73 for 145. Body Booting Hade Mistake ington Redskins executive. board 6f directors Wednesday straight points by Bob Grecen Miller, considered the prime Without any hesitancy, the night. He will join the Wash- in pulling in front. The visi- "I certainly would be inter- candidate, is a former Packer restless, fierce perfectionist ington Redskinj as head tors hit on 15 of 19 free throws ested in the job," Bengtson player. He was publicity di- conceded yesterday, "I made coach, executive vice presi- in the final 314 minutes to Pro Football Rugged Fare said. "I haven't applied for rector for the club before be- a great mistake' giving up dent and part owner. boost their record to 9-3. Gre- the job but I'm sure that coming assistant general man- By DICK RISER coaching." .* cen finished with 26 points. Shrine Gate everyone involved knows how ager. Lombardi will not wind up So you are a rough, tough waterfowler, are you? Foul In Washington, Lombardi BU, which has a 9-6' record, will have complete command I feel." "I would be very much in- his duties here for at least was led by Jimmy Hayes weather, rain, sleet, snow, and northeasters never bother terested in the position," Mil- two weeks. Until a successor Opens for 5 you. You are a real polar bear and never feel,the cold. of the club with a long-term Bengtson said if he was with 30 points. contract estimated at $100,000 ler said. But he declined to is named, Dominic Olejniczak, Canton, Ohio (AP) — Er- Well, friend, you just can not call yourself tough until you named general manager he al- a year and up to a million say if he had already, applied Packer president, will take ac- nie Stautner. Joe Perry and have tried "body booting." so would remain as head worth-of-stOGk-made—rjrj for the, post. . il Nomelhni, super stars of wnat, you asK,~ is "body booting'?" it is a form oT~ available at a discount price. the 1950s, and Earl goose hunting as practiced by a group of otherwise normal He refused to disclose any Last year, Lombardi gave "Greasy" Ne'ale and Turk waterfowlers in Maryland. Would you believe thai men. details and said, "They are up the coaching post to con- Edwards, players and would stand up to their shoulders in the personal matters, really. centrate on the general man- coaches of an earlier era, be- frigid waters of Chesapeake Bay during ager's job.. late Jan.? Would you' believe that they That's between the club and PANELING came members of the Pro "Because of the nature and do this for an hour or more at a time, Vince Lombardi." Football Hall of Fame yester- Singles D. C. Frank Porter day. protected by multiple layers of long Johns and encased in a rubber body boot? Lombardi singled out the Perry, known as the capital city of Washington and At the northern end of the Susquehanna Laver Wins Did you know that jet, was an outstanding full- its special prestige as among Flats near the little town of North East, tht last D'jytr to get iivan hiti back for 16 years, starting the prime reasons he took the Maryland, small groups of wildfowlers !n ent gamt was Rocky Cala> with the San Francisco 49ers Redskins job after being InPhilly rito ...... the man who it in the old All - America practice the sport of "body booting." Sand sought by at least half a dozen PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Conference, switching to the bars fill the area. Water depths of three the National Baiketbill Asso- clubs in both leagues. Top-seeded Rod Layer of Aus- National Football League feet are common. To these, calm areas ciation's"" allitlme lisder • for He warmed immediately to tralia breezed past Butch points icoied in All-Star Game' with the 49ers.-Perry, whose come thousands of geese to loaf away the RIKER day before returning "to the inland corn fields to feed. the idea of inviting President Buchholz of St. Louis and un- competition is Bob Pettit' . • ... lifetime totals show 9,723 Nixon to Redskins' games and Early in the morning, the hunters leave the dock. It ranked Jan Kodes of Czecho- . . the list NL player to hit yards rushing in the AAC and bringing to football the same takes a fair group of men to hunt in this manner for rea- slovakia rallied to turn back 50 homers in a season it Willie NFL, 260 passes caught for season-opening White House SAVE FROM 15% to 20% sons that will quickly become apparent. A seaworthy boat Stan Smith of Los Angeles Mays • . the only man 2,021 yards and 513 points tradition already enjoyed by ON MANY FAMOUS NAME PANELINGS of perhaps. 30 feet in length acts as a base camp. Equipped last night in second round in the History' of professional scored, moved to Baltimore . baseball. Lombardi said, "Mr. AS WELL AS IMPORTED PANELING I with a tight cabin and -a stove, the boat carries 150-200 matches of the Philadelphia football to pats for more than for two years and wound up President is a No. 1 football cut-out goose decoys and tows a small rowboat behind. International Indoor Open 4000 yards in one seaton is Jo* back al San Francisco in 1963. fan and he certainly ought to 32"x48" Unfinished Four to six hunters crew the boat. Tennis Tournament. N«m«Jh of the New York Jets He now is an assistant coach be here." V-Jolnted for $195 Upon arriving at the bar or flat chosen for the hunt, Laver, generally acknowl- M. (end he's still playing today) and game scout with the 49- Initial Move LUAN Invisible itami i the decoys are set. Hiese decoys float on lath strips and edged as the world's top ten- ...... the 1961 AL stolen ers. The new Redskins' coach are usually set out in groups of three on a single anchor. nis player, ripped through a 4x1 WALNUT _ „ base leader wti Bert Campa- Stautner and Nqmellini, a went right to work In his in- 1.10 By the* time all the decoys are set out everyone has worked 6-1 first set in about 20 min- 4x1 DAWN _ nerii . pair of burly defensive augural day and disclosed his I.M up a good sweat and it is almost time to hunt. utes, then broke Buchholz' 4x1 ILUI tackles, each spent his active - very tint move was to start 1.10 The first shift of gunners climb into their body boots service In the 12th game of 4x1 WHITI ILM career with one club, Stautner a search to find a place to (.10 The leader Jn sales of tirai for and go over the side of the boat. Body boots are World a 7-5 second set, 4x1 PLATINUM was with the Pittsburgh Steel- play former Heisman Trophy 1,10 Jhjjj^ajjtj^Js^^ugdpiiDtedly RED War II Navy survival suits. If you are not familiar with 4x« AVOCADO ' ers and Nomeh'hi with' the winner Gary Benan. 1.10 IANK TIRI CO., Shrewsbury them, imagine a baggy set of chest waders with booted San Francisco 49erg from 1950 Beban was unimpressive in 4x1 SANTIAGO SOLD Ave., 747-3404. Cooper Tires feet, add a baggy set of sleeves that are laminated to the 4x1 ROSEWOOD . . , Complete Alignment & to 1963. hs brief trial as a pro passer waterproof nylon suit. The whole rig is drawn up tight 4x8 CHARACTER WALNUT ».7| Brake Service . , , Ample Ser- Stautner is defensive line last fall. Once before, 10 around the neck with a draw string, The gunner resembles 4x1 WIATHIRWOOD _... S.I! vice Are/i . . , Hours: 8 A.M.- coach with the Dallas Cow- years ago, Lombardi took five pounds of wet clay in a seven-pound sack. • 4x1 ILM ", 7.f| 5:30 P.M. Dally, 8 A.M.-3 P.M. boys and Nomellini is asso- Heisman Trophy quarterback Each gunner takes with him a special goose decoy on qnd helped him to greatness 4x1 NUTWOOD 4,f| Saturdays, ' ciated with a tile company a long metal stake. The silhouette decoy has two clips on in Oakland, Calif. by making him a runner — 4xt SHIRWOOD OIIIN \ 7.« the back side to hold the shotgun, and a bracket or box to Paul Hornung, Nealc played briefly with 4xS ANDORRA WHITI 8,(0 HELPFUL HINT: Moist loap be- hold shells. Working In among the decoys, each gunner Lombardi said he had al- 4x1 HAMINOO ILM ..,„ 7.j| the old Canton Bulldogs un- sets up his gunning decoy, places his shotgun in the brackets tween rrie floorboards will quiet der an assumed name and ready telephoned UCLA Coach 4x7 IVOHY j,jo and crouches as low in the icy water as he can without Tommy Prothro to ask for all the squalls. played baseball with the Cin- 4x1 WHITI ORCHID g.|| slopping water down into the suit. These upper regions the movies on Behan's col- EVERY MINUTE AND cinnati Reds. 4x1 ANTIQUI ' t n of the famed Susquchanna Flats arc fresh water. You can lege games? By the time the imagine how cold that water is during late January.. A 4x1 AUTUMN IUND ...„ ., 4,«| training senson starts, \/>m- A HALF... SOMEONE 4x1 IVORY : ],«| warmed shift of gunners replaces their ice-coated confeder- hardl said he will have a de- ates every hour. 4x7 NIW IIICH 'Z'"'.Z l!sO cision on where Bclwn's ob- 4x1 MNCY CHERRY '„'„"' 10»» IJO they kill geese with this far out rig? You bet they vious ability can be used bent, CALLS AAMCO Eviry wtflk AAMCO latllflfl mori 4x1 CHIRRYTONI (<7I do. Until tho freeze comes, limit kills are the rule rather Lauds Sonny than M,0W irommllllon probt«ml. Itiiin the exception. Naturally, stormy days, above normal You 0*4 lr*« lowlnu, a lr« rood- Iximbardl nls<> hailed Itnd chtck, foil, .fllcltnt ltrvlc» — SEI THI FRI1NDLY OUYS AT iid(!s. and head colds, cut down tin; number of days nach skins' quarterback Sonny .lur- molt llm.i In lull on« da/. And MNcon that the body bootcrs can imluljjc In their chosen with AAMCO, your irnnimliilort can fjon.wn, who set NFL wason b. prolecHit by ovir SOO AAMCO spurt. pa.sslnj; records two years Conlirl coMl-lo-CMIt. RED BAHK Would this rig work in our area? Yes, under certain IO» Railroad Avt., Aibury fork conditions and In rather localized areiis It would. 1 bcllcvo RENT A CAR I could luivi: used this mrfliod to take gcesc in (he Shrewo- fnt Tawing 77 Georgia Pacific Boating Program for Youth RUMSON - The-opening York and Connecticut already The chairman said he would IMPERIAL PECAN night session of a four - week require it. The legislation, if welcome hearing from par boating course for boys and adopted, will require profi- ents or groups who would be girls 10-14, sponsored by the ciency certificates earned interested in enrolling young- .99 Shrewsbury Power Squadron, through youth programs .giv- sters Jn this activity. The was held Monday at Itumson- en by organization's such as course consists of four 2-hour 2 CASH 'N CARRY Fair Haven High School. •USPS, Coast Guard Auxiliary classroom sessions and can • Preflnlshed • Reg. 9.60 Past District Commander and N.J. Marine. Police. It will be held in the' afternoon or also provide for a reciprocal evening, whichever is conve- Full 4'x8' Sheets William J. Cornelius, chair- man of U.S. Power Squad- tri-state agreement with New nient to the group. ron's District 4 Youth Com- York and Connecticut so Students enrolled in the Tremendous Savings from Our Huge mittee, spoke at the opening young people can enjoy boat- course are; Peter, Berkley, 11, Inventory of Over 15,000 PANELS ceremonies, He told the group, ing in all three states. Itumson; David Van Mater, "We are starting out togeth- The state has certified 34 13, Freehold; Robert Sickles, members of the Shrewsbury 12, Virginia Sickles, 14, BIRCHTONI B;« er on a program designed spe- cially for young people. You Power Squadron to be instruc- Theodore Maisne, 12, and Su- COCOA WALNUT 7.77 tors in its youth program. san Malone, 13, all of Little NO MONEY DOWN BRIDAL LACI 7.77 are our future in boating, GUARANTEED Learn, your lessons well, for The chairman is Lt. Cal ^ck- Silver; Wayne Dunn, 11, Katie IN WRITING FIRESIDE OAK * 10.30 MONTHS TO PAY! safe boating is furr boating." ley of New Shrewsbury, a re- Dunn, 13, Ricky Korn, 12 and CHARACTER KAK ..10.20 tired physician with many Co-Op Venture Brian Burke, 11, all of New FROSTID CYPRESS ' 9.60 years boating experience and The program Is a coopera- Shrewsbury. DRIFTWOOD 10,66 19 years of scouting. He will tive undertaking between the be assisted by Mrs. Ackley TOASTED BIRCH ;..H;40 USPS Youth Program and the Mnnmouth College INLAID CHERRY MIST .16.00 and members of the youth N.J. state Department of Con- program teaching staff. Girls Win Again HERITAGE CHISTNUT 16.00 servation and Economic De- Safety Important WEST LONG BRANCH - ** fitc«d 01 trwwn ctl f kMtont Sfcxti, Compaliliv*l]r piked at Fifflttont Dtaltti and ot oil twice itoliont deploying UM firtiloo* I ANTIOUI ELM 16.60 velopment's "Make Sure — The Monmouth College's girls GENUINE CHERRY .., 21.50 Make Shore" safely program. The significance of this pro- gram was stressed by Lt, Ack- basketball team chalked u| GENUINE ROSEWOOD 46.00 A curriculum hns been devel- ley. "We must impress upon its fifth victory ngnlnst only oped to Instruct the fun- our young people," he ^nld, one loss here yesterday, 45-20 ^^ YOU MAY USE YOUR EASY CHARGE! (Inmenliils of safety, scumnn- "the Importance of safety on over Paterson State. IARINE LUMBER Cl slilp ami small lioiii handling. our waterways. The alarm- Upon uomplollon of the course Dottle McCrac led the win Ing increase In bontlng acci- ners with 24 points, and Uar- 'MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAKmd MARINE PLYWOODS a certificate Is awarded by the dents points to the need for lit ate to each gnuluntR. lecn Miller hit for 10. The MIDDLETOWN TIRE CO. a deeper penetration of edu- Iliiwkcttes will return to ac Mandatory licensing of cational activity. Youth pro- lion Tuesday iit Ocean Coun 1325 HWY. 35 M*m* ^lilOVI MON. and WID. «•• Op.n dolly B A.M. to 5:30 P.M., Sol. B A.M. 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Runuoa and Fair Haven, Xeward. to frl. mi- retara < p.m. T4I-2M1, bOWNERBT»xe tdfantai Call T4T-OTM, after i D.m. oar extended pwmeiit -pita, Un bank rites, five yea* ltta.rante< ' • NOMONBVDOWN We're I HiORIDA BOUNDT Reliable driver Town & Country Doaie, •"«;•_' Five »e»r mtnutf. itortUtt d»- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE will «rlv« your cur or vour paaaen- Main St Matawan. Call now 566-610C Uverj. We'H belt aByooVTaeiJ. Over volume late.^MVM TOWV * OOUNTOT DODO*, DJC. 0 Mala Bt. MtUwi Moving AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR. SALE lurr oro — Cuilom Interior. Four netd. Low mlleait. Bieellent eo;d - IT ONLY tfon. Muit eacrltlce. I2.SJ0. C«ll 781- Itu liter 8:30. LOU LERNER'S and JERRY BARATTA'S 1965 BUICK LeSABHE - Custom SO.., LAST CHANCE TAKES A two-door hardtop. Power ateerfnt. Air condltlonlm. A-l condition, one owner. Call 717-8481 evening!. We^Sfe ibeuOo give PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER 1KB VOLKBWAOBN BUB — Newljr MINUTE . . r«.bullt engine. Snow tlrti «IW ei- you something for thej; DIRECT (?» wheel.. Call M1-7IW. TO GET IN ON 1967 SHELBY -COBRA - Eioellett take ef a condition. Lime |dd. Indy type Urea. FACTORY OUTLET! 42B cu. In. engine. Rollber, anoulder SALE! hlrnesi. Priced tor quick aale. »MO0. 8(8-6371 »»er t p.m. tops for value, style OUR GIANT 5 YEAR WARRANTY PONTIAC UH3 — Grind Prli coupe. Take over payment. »J.29 Per week. and downright driving Town 4 Country Dodge. Inc., M Mala gt. Matawan. Ca.ll now, 6W-81M. satisfaction. FOCWV hMk (ft Sal* Price Pay Dawi Pay Mwriify (More Classifled Adi BUICK - OPEL "voncufT" $1950 N $44.58 On me Next Page) DOUBLE-CHECKED Plymeutkt $2150 O $51.36 N $69.84. USED CARS Chrytltn $2895 Wagons $2550 E $60.91 AUTOS FOS SALE 1968 CADILLAC "DtVlllo," 4-door hardtop. A NEW SUPPLY OF 1969 1968 PONTIAC '68 EXECUTIVE CARS! "Tempest," 4-door tedan, 1968 CHEVROLET t 196*7 DODGE 440 TO GET A •65 PONTIAC •67 PLYMOUTH "cHEVHOLETi Ijnpcfo. Burgundy, olr conditioned, Block, two-door hardtop, V-& Two-door hardtop, White, auto- Bonnivllle, 9-pns, itotltm wogon BtlvtdBre, four-door hardtop, autoflpattc trans, outo. transmission, ttldOC matic transmission. Full power, with alr'C«ndlrK>nlno- 1968 BUICK factory air condition and matching BETTER DEAL "Skylark," iport coupe. power brakes COC7C power steering. 9 • 779 •67 CHEVROLET •65 PLYMOUTH ond windows. 9*3/ 3 Fury III, convertible. FIND THE BEST 1966 CHEVROLET Two-door sedan. ' 1967 BUICK 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury III FROM A •61 AUSTIN-HEALEY '64 BUICK "Riviera," sport coupe. Impala tour-door hardtop. Blue, Bugtyi. convtrtibltt.. DEM Four door sedan, automatic trans- V.8, oufomatje trans. &m Z.QE Convertible, 4-4-Z, automatic trans- mission, V-8, factory air condition, power steering. $ I 073 mission., power steer- "RUSSELL MAN" 196? BUICK power steering and brakes. Green. ing and brakes! blue. Balance o! new " NEW SUPPLY OF WE'LL "Skylark," 4-door hardtop. car worranty. 1966 BUICK LeSabre FRONT WHEEL Green, four-door, V-8, automatic 1965 CHRYSLER "300" FOR BIG transmission, power Two door hardtop, automatic trans- •69 DRIVE SIMCAS BEAT IT! "Cougar," sport coupe. 1967 PLYMOUTH Fury III steering and brakes. mission, factory olr condition, pow- Blue, rwo-dDor hardtop, V-B er steering, power brakes, sliver automatic. transmission, power witti black 1966 BUICK FORTY THREE YEARS AND WE STILL RUN LIKE NEW." "Rivian," iport coupe. ; RUSSELL 1966 BUICK TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! "Wildcat," custom 2-^oor hardtop. OLDSMOBILE. -1966 BUICK CADILLAC CO. "L«Sabrt," 2-door hardtop. ITT EH r PLYMOUTH 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS HD. 1966 CHEVROLET, RID BANK NEW BUICK-OPEL "Milibu," conv. coupe. 741-0910 NEW LOCATION 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET m BUICK | OPEN WID. & HI. TIL t P.M. SALES: 264-0198 SERVICE: 264-9090 '1966 FORD $AT.>IiiiP.M. INVENTORY SALE.. "Gelarie 500." 4-dr. leJan. 1966 CHEVROLET "Impala," 2-door hardtop. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1965 BUICK ^ "Electra," conv, coupe. ON MOST MODELS. 1965 CHEVROLET "Impala'," 2-door hardtop. 1965 BUICK NEW MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST "Wildeaf," 4-door hardtop. 1965 BUICK BUICK - OPEL DEALER "Skylark SS," sport coupe. MERCEDES-BENZ DEALER 1965 BUICK "LeSabro," 4-door hardtop, SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY 1965 OLDSMOBILE "Vist* Cruiser," sia. wagon, 9 past*ng«r. COMING SOON 1V65 POH1IAC "LeWans," sport coupe. 1965 DATSUK EVERYONE IS TRADING 4-O)Oor sfation vagon. 1965 OPEL FOR THE ALL NEW "Kadett," 2-door ledan. 1964 FORD * Fairlan* "500,"' sta lion wgn. 1969 CHEVROLET! 1964 CADILLAC "DeVilla," 2-door hardtop, COME IN AND CHECK OUR — 1964-BUICK "Efectra 225," 2-do=r ddtp. \ J964.CHEyROlET * VALUE "Impale," 4-door sedan, t 1964 BUICK SHOWDOWN "LeSabre," conv. coupe, 'f. 1964 PLYMOUTH "Vellant," 2-door sedan, TODAY! 1964 BUICK "Special," itatlon wagon, 1963 BUICK "Riviera," sport coup*. WE SELL USED CARS TO J962,PpNTiAC "Bonneville,-" 4-jdr. hardtop. 1962 MERCURY PARTICULAR PEOPLE! "Comtt," 2-door stdan. We like to sell a used car to the person who wants only 1962 BUICK the Best and knows how to get it. Such Shoppers quickly "USabre," 2-door ttiat. Alan, 9KC. Appreciate the fine quality of the used cars we offer. 1961 OLDSMOBILE • "98," convertible coupe, 100 OCEANPORT AVENUE LITTLE SILVER , Drop In and look Authorized Mercedes-Benz Sales and Service See Why We Are them over, soon. WATCH for our GRAND OPENING Monmouth County's Largest Come in and visit our showroom, see and test* drive rhe all new "The Deilenhlp when Irn CHEVROLET DEALER cuiremer li Imparttnl," MERCEDES-BENZ PASSENGER CARS FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Our showroom will be open from V to 9 daily — Saturdays 'til 5 P.M. MOTORS, INC. Service appointments can be made by calling 842-5353 after Feb. 10th. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. BUICK-OPEL We are located just south of Little Silver Railroad Station . 325 MAPLE AVENUE 741.3130 RED BANK HWY. 35, IMPORT ?! OVERSEAS TOURIST DELIVERY AND SHIPPING ARRANGED 264-4000 "Whern Dnin# llimim-ns h a Vlcuture" f \ f , i I \Ui ,i, AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS F0H SALE AUTOS FOB SALE THE DAILY REGISTER, FrMy, Ftbrmry 7, 1969—17 um e»j5'/j»/4#7 mart - ammt wiruam im - uvnn>p AUTOS fOR MM Uop. Isil liter 6 p.m./ &14SIJ, Mi!'3288- '7-87 *«fc %ovo Jit Couol/y too&i*. AUTOS FOE SAf/E THE CHRYSLER I6CT-300 Four-door herd- JSC. HrHein 8t. Mmwin. Ceil now! top. Fully equipped, tlr. Take over am VOMCBWAGErf - Ifccellen KS-6100. 19«5 MUSTANO — Two-door nardtop. 19M- LTNCOU* — ContmenUI. Jour- payments 113.27 week. Town * Coun- condition. Radio, heater. J1400. Ca six-cylinder hydrarnatlc. Cream Puff. door, fully •quipped, air conditioned try Dodge. Inc 60 Main .St. lf«t«- Til-tin. 1968 FORD — Club - waton bus. Kx- Call 747-W2S. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS 519.72 per IJl. Call now! B6S-6100 1M9 BtlICK Gran Sport two-dooi trti. Like new. Call wee*. TOWN * COUNTBY DODOR, hardtop, Automatic. Air conditlonlni 717-5M3 19«5 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY — Inc. 60 Main St.. Mat&wan. Call ttov. 1965 MUSTANO — Red, stick shift. can after 5:30, 774-8273. 383 cu. In. Four-speed, Hurat, Good 5«s-eioo. .New tires. Low mileage. Firm {1150. DODOn JM8 — Dirt Hardtop coupe. condition. Call 671-2397 mornlniri!. Call 7U-0175. 1968 PORSCHE 9127 B-ipeed Witt Fully equipped. Take over pay 1966 THUNDERBIRD — Landau. In BEST Switch AM/FM radio, fog lights, air blower menta 114.87 wefk. Town ft Country CREDIT PROBLEMS? Everyone fi- excellent condition. Only 33.000 miles.. FIAT 13S7 — Station mron. Fully iinow tired. Call 741-4286. Dortje. Inc. 60 Main St., M.Uwan. nanced on a purchase of a rond Ufled Reasonably priced. 741-9263. equipped. Take over payment! $8.42 Call now! 568-6100. car. Auk for our credit counselor. week. Town &. Country Dodge, Inc. 60 PLYMOUTH 1964 — i Button wagon 1987 GRAND PRIX — Pontlac con- Town A Country Dodge, Inc., 60 1865 PONTIAC — Tempeit convert- Main St., MaUwan. Call nowl 566- Fully equipped. $5.87 per week. Tak< Main SL Malawan. Call now S66-610O. ible. Air conditioned, tinted glaes, FOR 6100. over payments. Town it Countrj erllble. 33,000 original mile*, air AM/PM. mags, air lifts. *IOO0. 741- Dodge, Inc.. 60 Main 8t., Matawan conditioned. Floor Bhtrt. Condition 1968 OTO - - Convertible, four-speed. 7898 after 3:30 p.nK CHEVROLET 1963 — Monza. Four- Call now, 566-6100. A-l. Call from 8 to S, 264-3001. Excellent condition. Keansburg. 495- door. Fully equipped. $5.27 per week. 0226. IS67 CADILLAC — Convertible coupe, hitter. Take over payments. Town & Coun- W84 COUNTRY SQUIRE — 35,OO( IM3 FORD OALAXIE 500 — Two- door hardtop. Pnwer uttering. Auto- fully equipped," extran. Take over try Dodge. Inc., 60 Mam Bt., Mata- miles. Excelrnt shape Pent ctfei THUNDERBIRD 1967 — Landau. payments $H.68 a week. Town A wan. Call nuw. 566-6100. Available shortly. Calt M2-OT80. matic trnnBmlRRlon. Excellent condl* Fully equipped, air. Take over .pay- Hon. {695. Phone . 566-2279. ment*. $15.80 week. Town A Country Country- DortKe. Inc.. 60 Main St., Matawan. Call nowl 566-6100. BANK REPOSSESSIONS —"Take o»«T Dodge, * Inc. 60 Main St., Uatawan. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Call now! 3S6-610O. T968 CHEVELLE — Less than 10.000 LESS! weekly low payrnenti to fit your blld< mile.. Like new. «!500. Call 7S7-C810 leL Lewest bsnlt rntftn, Town. _ A ISfiS PONTlA(l_=^,T«mpe!rt, overhead Country Dodge, Inc. 60 Main St., Mat- cama, nix cylinder. Must fleii. 747- before «. Mnt man. Call now 566 6100. SKI, after 6. 1964 RAMBLER — Convertible. Ex- FORD — 1966 WBgon, white, BtX 1»64 BUICK — Special nel.uiip Orig- cellent condition. Automatic. Asking '68 CAMARO syllnder stick. New BnowH. Mint con- inal owner. Excellent condition. 787- »[)0. 747-4761. llllon. Located Norge. Vlllase, Mon- 8197. •oLnsMOBIEE.— 1964 Holiday four- Two-door hardtop. mouth and Pearl, Red Bank. Price door 98 aedan. Every power, acces- SEDAN WAGON 1945. 1H» CHAROER — Hardtop coupe. Fully equipped, air. Take over pay- •orv. Excellent condition. Best offer. Was $2195 NOW $1989 OPEL CHEVROLET 1981— Monza. Four-door ments of 118.77 a week. Tnwn & 741-7389. The Renault 16 Sedan-Wagon It can get 28 miles to the gallon. hardtop. 15.27 per week. Take over Country Dodge, Inc., 6(1 Main St., IS63 BONNEVILLE — Convertible- payment*. Town ft Country Dodge, Hatawin. Call mm! M6-9KM. Best offer. Full power. can go to bat for you as a sedan Has front wheel drive. Independent Inc.. 60 Main St., Matavan. Call now, 2292122 565-8100. I960 FALCON — Four-ilnor, automatic or a station wagon. Depending on suspension. Seats so comfortable transmlttitlon, low mileage. New which one you need. they've been compared to those in 19M THUNDERBIRO LANDAU — Bur- brakes and mulfler. Runa "good. 741- Itindy. Vinyl roor. Pewfr eteerlnit, 2950. (More Classified Ads When you need a station wagon, the Mercedes-Benz 600 (they even lower brakei, power windows. S1.2O0, '48 MUSTANG recline for sleeping). And it costs 7I7-95O3. . 1060 CORVETTE , Fallback, V-S, automatic, radio, it's a station wagon with practi- . 327 A. On The Next Page) cally enough room in, the back to onlv • MOB—196S, green, wire wheels, ra- heotsr, power sleerlno. Air- dio, heater, tonneau, enow tlrett. One conditioned, disc brakes. he a small moving van. When you owner. Good condition. Call 222-4815 don't, it's a sedan with a trunk be- •"""rani 1969 OPEL weekdaya after 6 p.m. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE hind the back seat. Was $2795 NOW $2489 TWO-DOOR COUPE AUTOS FOR SALE MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST '67 CORVETTE DODGE DEALER Convertible NOW OFFERING Was $3795 NOW $3649 DEALS - DEALS - DEALS! WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS '(7 CHEVROLET AS LOW AS TRY US NOW! Bel Air two-door sedan. Was $1895 NOW $1689 F&H MOTORS AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER. $ HWY. 35 542-1 111 EATONTOWN '67 PONTIAC OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. WED. 'TIL 6 Two-door sedan. MONMOUTH MOTORS Was $2095 NOW $1889 1860 HIGHWAY 35 — EATONTOWN EQUIPPED WITH • Four-speed fully • Back-up lights • synchronized trsnsmiision We're Deal Writing... 542-2414 • Emergency warning {lasher • Heatsr and defroster • Vinyl interior '67 CHEVROLET • Two speed electric wipers 1 Coprlce, v-8, two-door hordtop, and windshield washers • Plus many other itanderd automatic, radio, heater, power • Seat belts items. ... Meerlng, vinyl roof. WHOLESALE Was $2395 NOW $2069 Mbrd Dealete MANY OTHER MODELS CONVERTIBLES TO CHOOSE FROM IN THE Courtesy SALE ENDS MONDAY, FEB. 10 SPORT COUPE - STATION WAGON : WAS NOW '67 PONTIAC and RALLYE COUPE SEIZES Value 1967 PLYMOUTH Fury III $2595 $2250 Gran Prix convertible, . Convertible. V-«. Automatic transmission. Ivory. Factory warranty. automatic, power steering, rod lo, heater, power windows, Service 1947 PONTIAC Bonnevillo $269? $2300 air conditioned, bucket teat. ALSO AVAILABLE WITH THREE Convertible. Green. Power equipped. Local cor. Was $3095 NOW $2669 SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SECOND TO NONE 1967 IMPERIAL. Full power $3750 $3250 '63 VOLKSWAGEN Convertible. Black with red leather Interior. Factory warranty. Two-door. Blue, extra clean. 1966 CHEVROLET Corn $1099 $ 875 Won't stay here long. Convertible Block with white lop. Red bucket seats. Four an the floor. '67 PLYMOUTH '•S3 CHECKER 1966 CHRYSLER Newport $1999 $1750 Sport Fury, two-door hardtop/ Four-door sedan. Immaculate. Convertible. Burgundy with block top. Slock Inferior, ' 440 engine, four-speed trans- BOB WHITE Rajrbuiit motor. New tires, Per- Power equipped, Factory warranty. mission, power iteerlno* rodlo, fect big family car. heater, bucket teats. Posl-rear, rnag whctls. GOING FORD 1966 CHRYSLER 300 ...;...... _i,.^.V6(^v^}W0 '&& MERCURY convertible, Blui wilt] block top. Blui bucket'seati. Factory warranty. Menfarey four-door. Dsrk-gray, Was $2495 NOW $2149 . is the Going Thing! BUICK-OPEL Ti4 vinyl Tint«rioiy Looks, and 1965 CHRYSLER. Power equip. ;.....$ 1450 $1350 SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY runs lilc* a new car. Convertible, Gold with block top. Gold bucket seats, Factory warranty. Now, more sale-priced Fairlanos yirh the mojf popu- 741-6200 '67 LINCOLN 1963 PLYMOUTH Convertibln $_79.5_. $ 550 lar options. Special Fords and Mustangs tool Four-door ladan. Fully powered I V-8, Automatic transmission. Power steering. and atr conditioned. 15.000 '67 BUICK MANY OTHER LATE MODEL TRADES Gran iport 400 convertible, ON FAIRLANE YOU GET: Facfory warranty. automatic, radio, hecUr, • Vinyl-covered roof * Deluxe, wheel covert • Dual racing power steering. mirron •' Full cerpaMng '67 COUGAR XR-7 Two-door hardtop, Exceptional- Was $2395 NOW $2079 ly clean, well cared for. We're Also Deal Writing ON GALAXIE 500 YOU GETa Hard to duplicate. • Vinyl seat trim • Whitewel'ls • Deluxe storing wha«l • Air-eonditionlnj. '67 OLDS 4-4-2 1969 PLYMOUTHS & CHRYSLERS All black. 4-ipeed. Exceptional- ON MUSTANG YOU GET: ly good buy for the sports '66 CHEVROLET car minded. Impola 3-door hardtop. • Whittwalls • Tap* strip* • Whwl cov*rt • Dual racing Was $1795 NOW $1549 mirrors. GIVE OUR USED VWs ON FALCON YOU GET: . A GOOD INSPECTION. M. SCHWARTZ • Bright window framei •" Two-Tont paint, • Tape strip* WALL • And more. ' ' WE DID. & SONS '66 TEMPEST Shrewsbury, N.J. Wt cjcn« them our VW 16-point safety one! performance; In- 141 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK tpecrlon. Then we tuned up, tightened, and replaced every- LINCOLN-MERCURY '67 Xb- $1895 thing that needed If. And guaranteed them 100% for the >prilt«*ef -JtBalt_flr_ttPlacerri»nr of all major mechanical pom* for 30 -Shrewsbury A**., ar Sycamore) 747-0787 Air condd It toning. doy«,or 1000 mHei. Come en InTFa~361irjl»-EheefcT* ePEN-EYENINSS •68 FAIRLANE S179S • Hardtop-. * Engine * Transmission 747-5400 '65 CHEVROLET USED CARS '67 6ALAKIE • SI 795 * Rear Axle * front Axle Assemblies Four-door sidan. 500 Hardtopj. * Brake System * Electrical System "68 FAIRLANE J1795 Was $995 NOW $769 Two-door hqrdtsp, oulomotlc. STATION WAGONS •67 MJSTANS SUM DOMESTICS . Eight cylinder, automatic, '67 COUNTRY SQUIRE $2295 power steering. '£3 MERCURY S 895 i '64 CHEVROLET $1150 Air conditioned. Colony Pork nlns-possenjer wagon. , i Impalo, Two-door hardtop. Radio, '65 BUICK "66 CHEVROLET $1595 '«« COUNTRY SQUIRE SU50 Automatic, Full power, 11 neater, automatic, factory air, V-l, LoSabrt, hardtop. Caprice 4-dur hardtop; We're Moving 5-So lactory warranty. . . air conditioned. '63 FORD $795::'65 CHEVROLET $1095 Was $1395 NOW $1149 '66 CHEVROLET ' $1650 '66 MERCURY $1495 Country sedan. Six , pass, wagon. ,' Suburban Deluxe Interior. Coprlct. -— -- r :— —~Aulornatlcrpowersteerlnj; — • Ralfl(trHealef.~ '64 GALAXIE . JU95 power brakes. '65 COLONY PARK $149S _ wo hordtops. •U CUSTOM $1350 '63 CHEVROLET $ 895:! '66 DODGE J1395 Impalo. Two-door hordtop. Radio, i healer, automatic, '64 COMET Ranch Wagon, Coronet 500 j-door hardtop, bucket ' heater, automatic, six cylinder, ,' V-l,,four-dour sedan, automatic, •45 COUNTRY SQUIRE $1395 Seats, automatic, power steering. radio, healer, pow»r slMrlng. 10 pastenger. '/iUHFVYII « Tot'l'66 PLYMOUTH $1495 We are about to give •66 MUSTANG $1195 Od MILT I II $ 173 I Belvedere II. Two-door hordtop. Llkt new. '65 FAIRLANE 500 $ ??S . Novo. -Two-door hardtop. Rodlo, I Radio, heoter, outomatlc, V-l. '64 COUNTRY SIDAN $ fSO '61 MUSTANG $1350 ' heater, automatic, six cylinder, i' Power steering. Convertible, S-cyllrider, imjomatllc, Was $1095 NOW $879 'Automatic,i power steering, . power steering, air condition. '63 FORD $950}'66 VOLVO $1495 you something '»S MERCURY $1250 Gnlaxle convirtlbto. Radio, heoter, J 123S Two-door *edon. Radl», heater, Montclalr, 4door hardtop. OTHER MODELS automatic, V-B, power fttesrlng. \ -four speed. •66 CUSTOM "MO" SUM '64 PLYMOUTH $950;\ '67 CHEVROLET $1895 for the sake of a sale. •67 LINCOLN S3J95 Four-door, automatic, M power steering. Vollont Signet **aoo. Two-door Impalo, Two-door hardtop, Rodlo,,. '64 CHEVROLET Continental 4-doar, air conditioned. hardtop, radio, htatar, automatic. ' heoler, auto., V-l, power steering. Leather trim, vinyl root, tterto 'iS OALAXIE $1195 Impalo sedon. tap* player, ipted control. *V?6 want you to become a Bulck owner. And we're willing to go a little 500 •rf-door hardtops. 1 Was ^1195 NOW $959 •68 GALAXIE 500 SJ495 farther to make that happen. We're heaping on the most wanted kinds Hardtop. Air conditioned, '(S MUSTANtt ., . $1095 VOLKSWAGENS "oriuxlirjr&iuipment on our most popular models"jusfto-get^yotHnto. '47 THUNDERRIRD $2395 •45 CHEVROLET $ 995 '61 VOLKSWAGEN $795 '65 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 our showroom now, There's plenty of incentive for you to become a '67 BUICK" $2195 •el Air 4-door, LeSabre Custom 4-door. Vinyl roof, '(4 OALAXIE S00 $ ISO Sedan, Radio, heater, Blue. Nlnt posstnrjer bus. Radio, heater, Buick owner. Put down. this- -ad and do something about it. '64 CHEVROLET air conditioning. Four-door, Green/while, Station waaan. '62 VOLKSWAGEN $895 •47 OLDSMOIILE $2295 • " ' . Deltu Custom 2-door hardtop*- TRUCKS Sedan, Radio, heater. Red. '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1350 Was $1195 NOW $869 alr conditioned, Our hugs naw facility located at the intersection of High- •65 F350 DUMP $1495 '63 KARMEN GHIA $1195 Sunroof, Radio, heater. Red. '68 GALAXIE 500 $2295 Sporl coupe. Radio, hooter. way 36, Garden State Parkway Interchange 117 will b» Hardtop. Rack body, tailgate. Two lone nreon. ; '67 VOLKSWAGEN $2495 completed thli month. We're getting ready now by offer, '67 LTD 'S1B95 '65 ICONOUNI VAN $ 99S Two-door hardtop. Automatic! '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 J Deluxe pop up camper. ing sale prices on our huge selection of BUICKS-OPELS power steering. '63 F600 VAN $ 991 Convertible. Radio, healer. and Double.Checked Used Cars. KITSON 11' 'body, Rluft/whlle top. ;'63 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 '65 VOLKSWAGEN $1595! Sedan. Radio, heater. Black-red SquarehacK wanon, Radio, Inlerlor. Radio, healer, While wall MOUNT-ENGLISH heater. While. tlrei, undercooling. . SPECIAL OF THE WEEK • VOLKSWAGEN HIGHWAY 36 MOTORS "THE DEALERSHIP WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS IMPORTANT" EATONTOWN FORD NIXT TO MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST BUICK-OPFL H, J. MOTOR VIHICL1 > AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER (NSPICTION STATION MONMOUTH AND MAPLE AVE., RED BANK SHREWSBURY MOTORS. Inc. HWY. 35. KEYPORT 2M-4O0O 542-1000 542-1126 SINCE 1904 741-6000 (Vi mil* South of Parkway txll 117) SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY 13_THP, DAILY BFXISTEB, FrMny, VArutry 7, 1969 AUTOS FOB SALE BOATS HELP WAOTED-FEMALE HELP WEUf WANTED-^MALE 1963 FORD VAN mi cupyim otu^r — it CM«I DZtrih iMUMtrr - XM Baaie l 6ttJ> WAHT*0~AJBW8«IU. CARPENTER . AUTOS FOR SALS AUTOS FOB SALE built, (ty-brtdae $porUtabfrman. Mew area. Full time. Experienced only. Uma. Apply In »ers«n, ffJ" »«». Offeri conaldered. tlz-OOM 1W gal fuel tanlu. Blactrlc reMgtra. Good working cosdlUoaa. Send res* 19i, Hwr, W, tiuuietown. No phone time to Box B-167, The Dally Regis- 1964 OPEL WXQON — Excellent con- 1965 CHEVROLET VAN — Pint shape Uon. Enclosed cabin aleepa four. 16 tt»e>, FOREMAN 199S CADILLAC — Convertible coupe. except for. cracked block. Can be seen wait radio. All aocesaory equipment. tar, Red Bank. INSPECTORS — Some experience de- BOB Fully equipped »lr. Take over pay dition except needs abort block. Ask- Twin 225 Oray Marine enilnea. Ask at Circle Chevrolet Red Bank. Make aired In either Inspection or general menu J35.74 i week. Town ft Coun- Ing $175. Call 842-1891- Ing SS.900. Call 233-20M) days. Iv WAITRESS - Experienced, lunch. factory type work. Full time days, try Dodge, Inc., 60. Main St., Mats- offer to Fogging Unlimited, 741:1122. Call between 10 a.m. . 3 p.m. M4. LAYOUT TRW, FRAME. ONLY TUB 1964 OPEL SEDAN — Radio and nlnga 892-6737. . 4818. part-time evenings, 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. wan. Call how! 566-GIM. ^ 1M2 JEEP — Pick-up wrecker. Low Apply BBALS EASTERN CORP., 11 heater. Good condition. mileage. Power operated. Wreckmss- 19S4 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT NURSE WANTED — Full time. Sent Apple St., New Shrewsbury. Mr. J.BEST NEED APPLY. REFERENCES 327 — Four ipeed. New paint, tlrea, 787-7218. ter Hoist, 5 ton. 20' attached Jumper STORAGE and SERVICE resume to CJ. Bcarpellino, MD., Us Crawford. mils, Hurst. Many other extras- 1965 CHEVROLET-WAOON — Impala cables. Steel plate pus* bumper. Bnow Alaple Ave., Red Bank. WHITE 9 passenger. Alr-condlttoned, all pow- plow, 7' electrically operated. (1MB DOCKAGE — Boat allpa now a.v&! Best ofter. Drafted. Call 787-9175, af- er. SHOO. Original owner. 6714396. firm. 741-9305. able. All floating docks, water an MAIDS — Full time posltiona avail, HELP WANTED-MALE REQUIRED. VACATION AND BONUS. ter 5 p.m. electric services and luppllei. Al» able with pleasant working, condi- IMS PONTIAC Catallna Hardtop coupe BUICK 1966 ELECTRA — Blue. Two- 1S63 CHEVROLET % ton pickup. New featuring our Coast Inn. open 7 day tions, good salary and full fringe Fully equipped. like new Take over door vinyl hardtop. Power and air, paint lob, new tires, new battery. a week tor your dining pleasure benefits. Contact Personnel Office, PART-TIME JANITORS AND WAX; CALL AFTER 8 P.M., 741-1144. New tires and brakes. 531-8137. Mint condition. Must see to appreci- Rlverylew HotplUl, 741-2700, Ext. F.RS - 69 v.m.. Mon. thru Trl. Cat payments of S9.87 a «•«* Town * ate. Asking H50. 7414714. COAST YACHT W0RK8, 14B Bodmal Country Dodge, Inc., 70 Main St., 1956 CHEVROLET — Motor and PI., Red Bank. 741-4338. 225, for an interview. Ui-tSW before if P.m. SALES CAREER BUICK Matawan. Call now: S6S-S100. transmission In good ibipe. Needs RECEPTIONIST—With knowledge of CAR WASHERS — Full time — FOR the right Individual, we offer t brakes. MS. Call alter 9. 787-5584. CORVETTES typing, for taoitrD law office. Send Dloyment 17 yeara age minimum. JEEP — 19S6, Tuiedo Park Model. Excellent working: condlttons ana p«y. marvelous challenge. No ceiling 06 Full top Warn hubs, new tires. Bnow 1965 CONTINENTAL CONVERTIBLE 1988 Coupe, air Save BUSINESS NOTICES resume to Box D-148, The Pally eventual Income. Excellent starting plow. Many extra?. }21«V 948-8583. 1968 Convertible, 350 h.p. J4295 Register, Red Bank. Apply COUNTRY SUDSER CAR salary, plus commissions while com- —Elcellent condition. Call 19G7 Four to choixi* 1mm KISSS TYP'N'COPY WASH, Mlddletown. VOLKSWAGEN — 1985 sedan. 35.000 74M20S PART TIME ANP FULL TIME— pleting- our three-year s&lea training 1866 Convertible, 35) h.p. $3205 UK Executive Typing and Ulmeo MECHANIC—BjpMleiKiS pn chrysie program. Liberal fringe benefits ud miles. Radio. Very clean, excellent 1965 VOLKSWAGEN — Good running Raiumea • Lettsra • Reports 848-1303 Days. Apply In person, between 10 condition. 741-0916. 1963 Convertible, 350 h.p. $3245 Corporation oars. FREEHOLD DODUsi, future management opportunity. OPEL condition. Radio and heater. Can be 1965 Convertible, 350 h.p. 12895 and 5 p.m., BURODR CHEF (Next 482^234. LET 1699 be your year ol opportunity. 196S CORVETTE — Hardtop coupe. •een Frl.. Sat., Bun. 872-1644. 1966 Convertible, 350 h.p. J2S4S SLIP COVERS to Houee or Chrome), Mlddletown Call S40-7O7, eves 747-3510 today. 4-speed. many extras. Take over pay- )961 TEMPEST PONTIAC — Oood 1964 Convertible, 350 h.p. 123W Sofa, ISO, chair $15, with yotx own SECRETARY — Small, dynamic, tech. SHOE REPAIRMAN An equal opportunity employer. M/y ments $26 48 a wpek. Town A Coun- mechanical condltton. aood tires. $150 1961 Coupe, 350 h.P. {2345 fabric. Vrtt welting, zlppen, et nlcal sales erranlzation. Function aa "PORTERS — Puii QtSe poiltlons DOUBLE try Dodge, Inc.i 60 Main St., Mata- or best otter. Call 671-3036. 1962 Convertible, 340 h.p. J1295 locking. Fabrics also available. Girl Friday. Interesting, chillenglnt WANTED available with pleasant working con- wan. Call now! 5G6-6100. 1067 Shelby, 425 h.p. ' 12893 anytime 671-S3H work. Call for Interview. T47-3270. ditions, good salary and full fringe PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON 1961 PETE KUTA, FOB, BROS REPAIR DEPARTMENT 1<*8 CHEVELLE MALIBU — V-8— Automatic transmission. (200. Call OORVETTTE SPECIALIST RUBBER STAMPS - Mads to order. nEOISTERED NURSE — All altlftl Oood pay. Company benefits, fitiae Re-benefits. Contact Personnel Office, CHECKED automatic. Power steering. Tinted after 5 p.m. 671-2564. Fast, etflclent aervlce. Use at home full time and part-time. Heritage Hal pair Dept, Nalsner'a, Hwy. is. Middle- Rtvervlew Hospital. 741-2700, Ext glass. Black vinyl top. 6000 miles. BRIGGS CHEVROLET business. Call 741-3227 or 7B7-2TO. Nursing Home. For appointment call town Shopping Department 225, for an Interview. Whltewalls. New car guarantee. $2195 1967 BUICK — LeSabre convertible. lira. King, 7IIM700. Bfcpertenced in Job. Red Body, black top and Interior. South Amboy 121-1400 sniRNITURE MOVINO - Attics _ ri3\Jjnt"l"yPLUMBER ^ asaygiffuwi* >a4 *"• PIJtEMAN IN CIIARGS — Black USED CARS 787-1621. Like new. $2450. 291-0321. 1966 BEL AIR CHEVROLET — Four- collars cleaned. Free estimates, ca' SECRETARY — Full time. Write, blng work. Iicellcnt wotklnt eondl Seal. Excellent opportunity. Oood sal- 1S68 IMPALA — Station wagon. 9- door. Factory air conditioning. Power T47-300S. stating age, experience and salary Uool. Must be A-l mechanic. F. V, ary plus full benefits. Apply at Amer- passenger, fully equipped. Take over 1967 DODGE CHARGER 383 — Auto- steering. $1400. 671.9130. dealred, to Box D-161, The Pally Reg- Verange, 741-7317. ican Smelting * Refining Company, payments $15.87 a week. Town A matic transmission, power steering, EXPERT WATCH, (Sack and jewelry later, Red Bank. 1160 State St., Perth Amboy. Aa Country Dodge. Inc., 60 Mala St., power disc brakes, factory air, Ask- 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Radio, revering. H. Roafa, Jeweler, u W. MECHANIC - Truck body and equip- equal opportunity employer. Matawan. Call now! 5S6-6100. Ing $2350. Phone 291-1870 alter « p.m. heater. Power steering, new Bnow Front St.. Red Bank. WAITRESSES — Wanted for day or ment. Welding experience helpful. tires. S25O. 872-1203 after 5 p.m. night Apply in person for Interview Call Mr, Oray, B42-3220. WINDOW CLEANER — Experienced, 1868 PLYMOUTH —. Sports Satellite, 1967 FORD — Galaade 500, two-door KEN BAHRS MOVEB MACHINER' from 0 to 9 p.m. REX DINER, Rt responsible, sober , Individual. Must 383 cu. In. . four-speed, Posl-rear. hardtop, 289 automatic, vinyl top, AM-1961 PONTIAC — Ventura two-door. ocean Ave., sea Bright 39, Keyport. SALES have license. Top salary. Call 284- White bucket seats,' red with 'black FM radio. $1850. 147-1891!, 50,000 miles, excellent condition, Urea Call 842-3100 and battery. J150. 741-0066. MATURE WOMAN — As receptionist 1S08. After 3 p.m. Call 549-M93. vlnvl top. Take over payments. Call 1963 CHEVROLET — Four-door. Pow. TREE TRIMMINO — No hllh treL secretary, for Freehold dental office INVESTMENT PUNNING PART-TIMB MAN - Eelectrlcal work READY TO GO! alter 6:30, 872-Q530. er brakei, steering. Manual shift. KARMANN. OHIA 1960 — aood trans- Woods cleared. Retaining walls. Buck- Career opportunity. Salary plus com- Un Landscaping. I.lncroft 741-0990. Send complete resume to Box P-150, and blown insulation. Call 5M-62U 19,65 2+2 PONTlAC CONVERTIBLE — One owner. Good condltton. 747-1063, portatlon. Snow tires. Will consider The Dally Register, Red Bank. mission. SECURITY INVESTORS CO. after 10 p.m. Four speed. 421. motor, blue\with offer. B42-4682. FOR ALL TYPES OP HOME KE 1 Main St., Eatontown. 542-fiSOO. white -top. Excellent condition. Must MERCEDES 180 — Diesel 1957, 35 PAIK8 Alterations, painting, at re RESPONSIBLE CLEANING WOMAN CARBER OPPORTUNITY — Join one SBKVJCB STATION ATTENDANT — sacrifice. Ons owner. J1000 firm. 493V miles per gallon. 5300 or best offer. aonable prices. Call 741-3JS3. Fret • —Monday and Friday, Call of laonmouth and Ocean Counties Full time days. Some experience >8 BUICK 8307. 741-7798 alter 5 p.m. MOTORCYCLES Umetes. Prompt service. 7*1-0018. faatest growing real eatate agencies. necessary. Apply In person, Ltncroft 1B63 VOLKSWAOEN — Low mileage, SALESLADY — Drugstore, afternoon! We will train and prepare for licens- Jusso, Llncroft Elecirg "225" limited *door 1965 8POBT FURY convertlt)le. All •HEBT UBTAL WORK WANTED • trg "225" limited 4< good condition, good tires. Sunroof. HONDA — 1965, 50 ce'l. Inspected. Apply Dell'i Pharmacy, MS River Rd. ing, through our special company CAR WASHER AND DETAIL MEN— hardtop.p. AiAirr cofidJtiwwdconditioned, Ileaded. power, low mileage. $1250. 1964 1M- Windshield, helmet and. visor. 2400 Small or Urge. Red Bank Sbe aooool, quaUfled young men for po- PALA, 3-speed on the floor. {975. Call CLEAN. Owner needs larger car. Metal Co., 1 Leonard «., Red Bank. Fair Haven. Employee beneflta. Apply Tom's Ford, $415. Call evea. or Bun. 7411528 milts. 1100. 741-0902. sltlons In one of today's most lucra- 200 Hwy. SB. Keyport Bee Bd Blgler. after C. 291-2240. 741-34M. STENOGRAPHER — For sales office. tive professions. If you ire Interested 1962 tt-TON CHEVROLET PICKUP Require good skills, telephone, Sales In first year earnings of $12,000, with RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN . 10S8 BUICK RIVIERA — Pull/ — $550. Call OEOROE MAHSH * SONS — Local Records. Call 492-tMO, Arthur Perry, '3495 equipped. Air. Take over payments MOBILE HOMES soul lorn distance moving and stor- for Interview. The Luhri Co., Marl- unlimited future Income potential, call MANAGEMENT TRAINEES $25.72 a week. Town A Country Dodge, 741-1122 age. Agents lor Intel Bros, fulls boro, N.J. Mr, gteara, 717-eeoo. Inc., SO Main St., Ulfewsn. Call nowl 1968 FORD ECONOLJNE VAN — Ex- ABC 10x51 — Two •.bedrooms, full Insured and containerized storage. Ambitious men needed, over 21. mart- FACTORY MEN — Qood pay for in* salary to 17,200 per year. 10 to It 566-6100. cellent condition. JU50. Call 291-9114 size kitchen, Uvlng room and bath. GEORGE MARSH & SONS, 380 W. SHIRT PREBBERS — (l.to minimum 40 hours steady work. Year-round alter 5 p.m. «33M. To be removed. Call 264-7066. hourly rate with incentive for experi- months extensive training program. '67 BUICK CHKVY II WAGON 1963 —Radio, Prospect Ave., CUHwood. 066-1104. enced end. dependable operators. Paid Indoors making fine ceramic tile. No Excellent employment benefits. No Riviera Verde Green, air cconditioni . heater. Good mileage. New battery. 1959 ENGLISH FORD — .Thames HAVING A PARTY? vacation and holidays. Little Silver experience needed. Old factory isn't experience necessary. °. 1&,o0l£,ooc0 miles. £600 or best offer. Call 671-932$ be- Van. Excellent condition. Call 842- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Cleaners. 7(1-1208. fancy, but you'll like Atco's friendly tween 8 and 10 p.m. 5572. . _____ Call people. Paid holidays, vacation, insur- FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW CALL HERRI WAKING9 LIVE OUT HOUSEKEEPER — For ance, otfcar benefits. We were an equa $ JAOUAR—I'm lookins for. a Jaguar opportunity employer yeara before It 671-0925 sedan. 19B5-1W7. In really good eon' 741-K933 Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. Rumson family of two. Call AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Two days advance notice a "MUST" 842-3456. became fashionable. ATCO CERAM, 3395 dltlon. Call 747-4062 alter 8 p.m. ICS CORP., Hwy. 35, Keyport 264-6000 MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN UOHT HAULJNO—CLEAN CELLARS BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY — Ex- YARDS OARAQKS - Free estlmatea. perienced only. Full charge construc- PRESSMAN - Heidelberg and Little 929 Hwy. 39 Mlddletown JUNK CARS Call after 3 p.m. 741-2149. tion office. Must tiave car. salary Olant printing presses, steady em- FLOOR WAXER — Experienced, re- sponsible, sober Individual. Must have '67 BUICK PICKED t/P SHALL JOB SPECIALIST open. Call 402-7117 or 671-9228. ployment, COMMERCIAL PRESS, 189 W. Front St, Red Bank. license. Top salary. Call 2641508. Af- Twinbreok Auto Wrecking Home repalra, alterations, additloi OIRL WANTED — For gneral duties Electro "225" two-door hardtop, Inside and outside. 291-S2C0. ter 3 p.m. call 24S-1D64. white, dove vinyl Inttrlor, Eatontown 542-2235 In liry cleaning plant Experience not STOCK DEPARTMENT HELP — powtr see-ti and windows. LOUISE'S REDUCING SALON — neceassry. Paid holidays, vacation Russell Oldsmoblle - Cadillac Co. ORDERLIES- FULL TIME' YOU'D CRY TOO CASH FOR .USES CARS — True! . Sauna blaths, Bwedlab massage. 30 with pay. Blue Cross participation. Oood pay. All fringe benefits includ- foreign or domestic. 'Bean, opposite. Drummond PI,, Red Bank. 741-8881. Steady year-round employment. Ap- ing penalon: profit sharing. Call Mr. Excellent opportunity for lull lime em- Two Guy», Mlddlttovn. 671-9844. ply mornlnis, TOP HAT CLEANERS, Savary at 741-0910 for Interview. ployment in modern hospital, Central COUPLETK TAX SERVICE—Corpon Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 871-1220. Supply Department. Oood salary, full '2795 GET CASH TOR TOOK FOWGION — Uon, buslnesa,. personal and payrol PART-TIME FARM WORKER WANT fringe benefits. Pleasant working con- IF YOU HAD TO SELL AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS Also bookkeeping auditing. Outstant REGISTERED NURSE — Full time, ED ~- 8 a.m. til 12 noon or 1 to ditions and chance for advancement AT HONH0UTH MOTORS, INC., Ing record o( satisfied clients for 11 3 to 11. Oood salary. Call 222-1900 be p.m. Call 264-0924 evenings. Contact Personnel Office, Rlverview Hw7. 35, Kltonlown, 543-3414. years in Mlddletowo. Maximum lega tween 7 and 3 p.m. Hoipltai, 741-270O, Ext. 229, for aa •47 BUICK deduction assured. Reasonable rates. WOMEN — To work as chamber Interview. For appointment call 671-1289. Margery maids. Good opportunity. Chance for MECHANICS LeSabre "«0" two-door hardtop, Trovato ft Associates, trading aa Re- PLATFORM HELPER — Needed for maroon, block vinyl Inttrlor. YOUR CAR FOR AUTO RENTALS sdvancement. Apply Holiday Inn, Rt liable Tax Service. busy manufacturer, steady work, full IIS, Hulet, N.J. Opportunity lor men with baste ma- time days only. Paid holidays and DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY chine repair knowledge. Should have other company benefits, Apply la Prlcea (tart at.M.89 and up. Econo- PAINTING mechanical aptitude with experience person, Ralph Frledland Jk Bros., Lo- Car of Red Buk. 210' X. Newman Paperhanglns. interior, exterior.~ ~ In- GENERAL CLERK - in minor repeire, overhaul, size chang- *2295 Sprint! Rd. T47«m. ing, minor lubrication and conversion cus! St., Keyport. _ ._ - THESE PRICES! sured. Neat, reliable work. Call Jerry, Accounting department of rapidly 787-32(3 for free estimate. work. BUTCHER — Full time, steady em- expanding company In Freehold ployment. All company benefits. " TOM'S FORD SUSPENDED CEILJNQ8 — Panelli area. Duties will Include typing, excellent company benefits, pleasant finished recreation rooms, attics, filing and general clerical work. F00DTOWN, 12i Main St, MaUwan. •66 BUICK RENT A CAR Require ability to organise work working conditions. Apply Personnel U6-1644. Rivieraa, vverde e green, air cond., Bheetrocklng, taping, S42-4288. Ofllce, lion, through FrL > a.m. t» 200 Bwr. 35 2S4-16OO KeTSOIt and exercise good Judgment, oood 11 noon or call (71.3000, on, 21S. RELIABLE MAN to cook and drl«e powe•ver *windows and sect. ROOMS PANELED — New ceilings. fringe benefits, tor small Rumson family. Call t42- Roofing. Additions and alterations. - LILY-TULIP $ BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Ed Luker. 741-2109. Send resume to P.O. Box 175, Division of Owens Illinois BUS DRIVERS. WANTED — Full 2495 INCOME TAX RETURNS PRE- Oceaaport, N. j. 07757. Hwy. 39, Holmdel, N. J. time and part-time. Apply Boro Bus- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP PARED —. John K. Connelly, Pur Aa equal opportunity employer sea Co., 445 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrews- 19W EVmKUDI lie Accountant. Call 747-3342. OIRL FRIDAY - Willing worker with SHORT ORDER — Experienced, bury. - ~*- MOTORS ROOFING, CARPENTRY AND pleasant personality to assist In all steady. Sundays oft. 10 to S p.m. New Jerseys Luglat Mulne SuppiT PAINTING — Low winter prices. phases of office detail In museum. Apply Chapel Hill Luncheon, Rte 35, YOUNO MAN — Wanted as driver '66 BUICK House. 24 Whart ive., tud £ank. fa- Jay's General Contracting. After Includes shorthand, typing, substitute and stock-man with future In aales. convertible. Powd* Located In Hulet. Call 2(4-7400 for Electro convertible. Powder Blue. 57S0. p.m., 5S8-1422. at reception desk. Interesting, varied appointment. Air conditioncondition. activities. Ability counts more than MAN — To operate septic tank truck, 12' TROJAN SPEEDBOAT — With ALTERATIONS on ladles' clothlni experience. 5-day week • from $75. full or part-time. Experienced pre- RECREATION DIRECTOR — Part- motor, trailer and other extras. Must Call Monmouth Museum Gallery, 152 ferred. Call 229-2270. time, approximately 20 hours a week. •ell. Excellent condition. MUi offer. 741-2ZM Broad St., Red Bank. Call 671-1038 evenlnQ. YOU1IO, AGGRESSIVE, Sales orient- Require experienced peraon over & •1995 FLOORS WAXED — Sanded and n CUTTER — For press clipping ser- ed, with knowledge of amplified yeara of age. Mult be an organiser ICEBOAT — Oetmsn desisn, cross finished. Call 2M-3I82 after 4:30 p.m. vice. Handy with binds. Permanent musical Instruments, to be trained to familiar with programming, capable between skeeters and rear steerar. dally. All work guaranteed. sell equipment to music dealers. Sal- of presenting a , community recrea- Ready to ml. J150. Call 7<7-:853. part-time work 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Five- ary plus commission. This Is a rare tion program all year round. Senl GETTING READY FOR SPRING* — day week. Apply Room 507, 12 Broad opportunity for the right person. Call resume Including regular Job status, '66 BUICK 16' QULF LINER — 18 h.p. Johnson Call now for your free estimate. Top St.. Red Bank. or write: avsllablllty and references to Recrea- Skylark 2-door hardtop. motor. Trailer. Excellent flihlnc boat quality work. Reasonable prices. MV LEGAL SECRETARY — For amalL HID-EASTXRN INDUSTRIES INC. tion Director, Box HIM, The Dally Platinom, block vinyl lop. C.11 T41-77»S. THREE SONS, Painting Contractors. Register, Red Bank. Call 495-ORS.' centrally located, law office. Call (43- MM Sunset Ave. Aibury Park 1968 18' CHRYSLER CHESAPEAKE 1555. . 988-7010 AUTO BODY MAN — Experienced. —Flbenclas 1968, 109 h.p. Chrysler CARPENTER WILL DO REPAIRS- outboard motor. Equipped with a LIVE IN — Take csre of two chil- BARTENDER — Experience neces- All benefits. High wages. Lee's Oa- And remodeling. Large or small jobi dren. Salary Included. Pbone 787- sary. Apply In peraon only. Claire rage, Inc. West Long Branch. 233-3M4 '1845 mooring canvas and winter canvsa, Reasonable. Call 787-1907. S57J. v etc. AaUm (2000. Call after 5, 7S7- A Coby a Inn, Junction 9 and 34, MACHINE OPERATOR — Minimum 4089. •LEEP-IN — Reliable nouaekeeper. Madlaon Townahlp. of High School education, some light '68 FALCON ...... $1699 SAjCRXnon — Immediate sale and re- EMPLOYMENT Own room, TV. Pleasant working con- BUS BOYS tabulating experience. Opportunity to '65 T-BIRD moval by Feb. 13. XV cabin sloop. ditions. Call evenlnaji. 7U-M80 Apply In peraon, The BUTT0NW0OD grow Into computer operator. Liberal Two door ftdtn, 9,000 miles, automatic, hotter and radio, HELP WANTED-FEMALE MANOR. . Hwy. 34. Matawan. beneflta program. Hours 1:49 to 4 30. Coupe, air cood.. vinyl top* $350. Vtxron laJls aod 10 h.p. Johnson OIRL FRIDAY — Must be accurate Call New Jersey Highway Authority, * power windows. outboard alone more than worth the typist. Oood possibility to develop In- QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR — aarden state Parkway, Woodbndge, PTl«. 741-1J73. EXPERIENCED COSUSTICIAN to office manager In future. 37H With mechanical inspection experi- •W FORD ..;:.-:: ::::.-.::.- —.:->.•:•. - - -- - $2099 Full Urns, aood par. Red Bank area- N,J, 442-8600. WANTED - Tlberglaa boat, 17'.19' hour week. Apply to Bo* B-1S9, The ence. Must know tiM of micrometer Galaxia 500, 2 dr. hardtop, t automatic, radio, power steering, Write Box F-10O. The Dally Register, Dally Register, Rei Bank etatlng and other common gauges. Apply In Reasonable - Red Bank. CERAMIC TILE HELPER '1695 sports roof. 229-3286 qualifications. person. Electro Impulse, Red Bank. Call COUNTER GIRLS WANTED (2) om (42-1242 33' PACEMAKER EXPRESS 1957 — i a.m. • 2 p.m., one I a.m. • 4 p.m. WAITRESSES WANTED - Coast Inn, ALUMINUM SIDING MECHANICS— A good t!|ht boat In excellent condi- 14« Bodman PI.. Red Bank. Steady work, good salary, paid vaca- QARDENER WANTED — To handle '68 FORD $1999 Apply Sonny dam's Restaurant a, tions. Will also train men who have tion. Twin Chryilers, 200 gallon none! Colts Neck. J41-43M five locations. Includes, cutting, edg- '65 BUICK Galaxia 500, 4 dr. ledan, 1 automatic, powtr itaering, tanka. F.B. depth aounoer. co 2 sys- had some carpenter-experience, call ing, bed work, fertllittng. seeding, 482-7492 after 8 p.m. Skylark four-door sedan. VI, radio, vinyl interior. tem. 8htp-to-shore radio. S5500 or RN AND LPN GIRLS etc. Interested parties call 741-6245 or beat oiler. 871-1287. > to u and n-7 shins Application! now tiling accepted tn (11-0930. automatic trans., powtr sinrlng. 291-3400 OLSEN SKIFF 38'4' — Excellent con- our fabric department Salesgirls and THE ENOINEERB — ACCOUNTANTS — "67 CHEVROLET $1999 dition. Flying bride*. Call between WATHtMSES WANTED - Full Mm. clerk-t. Qood working conditions and DATA ^ Professional men. Sales. Impala 2 dr. hardtop, V-8, Automatic, power steering. 6 and 7 evenlnge. g72-ol41. and part-time, seme counter worl Immediate advancements. Fabric De- Executives, Technicians. Move -. us '1495 and tabltablee . Apply SonnBonny Oanz'Qanz'si ReRe: partment, Superama, Eatontown. GRAND UNION NOW. No tee. Send resume. " '67 CADILLAC ... ' $4499 teurant n, Colts Neck. WIDOW WOMAN — About M-eo years EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL AUTO RENTALS PART-TIME CASHIER — Sat. an old, who wishes to have a food homo 77 Broad St, Red Bank 741-3591, " Eldorado 2 dr. hirdtop, full power, factory air conditioning, half lay Sunday. RespenilWe peraoi and ileep In. References required. ' COMPANY '65 BUICK $howroom n*w* with business experience. Must t» Friedman. M2-3372. Ofitrs •mployment oppor- CAREER OPPORTUNITY Skylark two-door coupe, RENT A CAR able to handle public. For appoin BABYSITTER — Mature woman, In Eatontown police department Is ae- V-l, auto, trans., powtr steering. ment call Country Sudier, Inc., (7! Mlddletown home. Transportation and eepting applications lor the poelUon of '67 FORD : $2399 DAY . WEEK - MONTH 5259, - references required. 871-0392. . tunities tor their patrolman. Applicants, who are two- year residents at Monmouth Countr Mustang, 2+2, yallow, V-8, automatic, showroom new. WAITRESS — Experienced, over 2: r CASHIER - From t:3O to 1:30 eve- New Manalapan and between ages of 21 and 30, me.y WALL Apply In ptrson, shorepolnt Inn. H nings, five-day week. Apply Scrlven contact Police Headquarters, 47 Broad '1495 •67 FORD $1899 Hall, Building 270, Fort Monmouth, or If., Ealomown, or call 943-0100. LINCOLN-MERCURY call 542-7330. Store Galaxie 500, 2 dr. hardtop, V-8, automatic, power tracing. 8TKN0 TYPIOT — No experience JUNIOR PURCHASING AOENT — Shrewsbury Avt., at Sycamore necessary. Will train as lefal aecr» WANTED — WAITRESS — For bo* Prefer purchasing knowledge or ex- . 747-5MC ' Ury for new Red Bank law otflce. luncheon and dinner shuts. Part'timej perience. Must have mechanical ana "65 PONTIAC •66 FORD . $1899 Call 431-1373 to arrange for Interview. and full time positions available. PRODUCE CLERKS electronic aptitude. Apply tn person, Star Chief.Met., four-door hohardtop, , Brand new facilities, good working ELECTRO IMPULSE. Red Bank. turquoiseluolse,, vinyl inferiorirtftr . Country Squirt Ration wagon, bfue, V.I, automatic, powtr conditions and atmosphere. Apply GROCERY CLERKS steering, roof rack, »tc. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Room 1>, Olbbi Hall, Ft. Monmouth WORKER — To operate abrasive Officer's Club, Tlnton Ave., Eaton DAY OR NIOHT wheel. Steady employment. Company town. Call 53J-452O tor further Infor- benefit*. ENOI.VIERED PRECISION '1495 •66 OLDSMOBILE ..; „„..„,._.«,„.. $1899 mation. Good lalaritt CASTING! CO., Rt 79, Morganvllle. Four door, V-8, automatic, powtr staaring, puff. EXPERIENCED CASHIERS — Full Excsllsnt Co. ben»fitj AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATION and part-time. Oood hours, food pay. MECHANIC — Must be well experi- ^St-CHEVROtET . Apply In person, Foods Phis, 58 Aelv*nc«rh«nt opportunity enced. Excellent chance for advance- Blliltl St., jmBMk int. 727-13W days, 8Tt-!02S nights. Nova 4 door sedan, automatic, tqual to raw. LeSabre four-do- - sedan, air cond.. WOMAN WITH PACKAOINO EX- APPLY DAILY TO PAINTER - Brlggs Chevrolet Body"' tilt wheel, ; »wer windows. PERIENCE - Caoable of record keep- ghop. South Amboy. Top pay, bene- •66 CHEVROLET ..'. « $169? Heart-Winning Car Ing. Apply Crown Engineering, Lo- fits. Call Oeorge, 721-HtW. Impala Super Sport 2 door hardtop. Automatic, buckat sotts. cust fit, Keyport. GRAND UNION DETAIL DRAFTSMAN — Minimum M395 Two ton* blue and white. Equal to now. CREDIT COLLECTOR — Part-tima three years experience on small ma* evenings, call 3J4-M18, Credit Mane MANALAPAN, N. J. chine parts and sheet tnotal work. VALUES «er. An Equal Opportunity Employer Able to work alone from sketches or "65 FORD i $1899 models. Apply In person, ELECTRO BOOKKEEPER TO OPERATE BUR- •ALESMAN WANTED - Licensed "or IMPULSE, Red Bank. •M CHEVY LTD 4 door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power ttoring, radio, vinyl P.OUOH8 MACHINES - Typing es- unlicensed. Can earn 1250.00 weekly. sential. Permanent poaltlon. Apply Call STOP REALTY, 871-SJ00. * WANTED — (2i At auto mechanics- MallDu convertible. White, V-l, roof, factory' air conditioning, mint condition. Cout Hardware., US Broadway, Long Five day week. Salary $178 per onto, trorismlljlon; power steering. PLUMBER — Fully experienced me- Branch. cnanlc only need apply. Steady, year week. For Interview write Box N-UJ, •65 FORD •; .'. $ 999 SECnBTARV-KEOEPTIONIST — Typ- round work. UleOSfi The Dally Reglater, Red Bank. . Custom 500, 2 dr. sedan, automatic, radio, heatar, sharp. ing required. 40 tin. per week, boll- AT days, benefits. New office and sur- SALESMEN — Men's clothes, tube, 11095 daihery or shoes. Experlened. full- SHEET METAL LEAD MAN roundtntl, Apply Olbbe Hall, Ft. Mon time, year-round employment. Excel- '65 FALCON ^,^,m, ..__.$ 999 MonmeuHi County's Import Leader mouth Officer's Club, Room 19, Tln- lent salary plus commissions. -Part- Two door sadan, radio, heater-automatic. ton Ave., Eilontown. Call 532-452(1 for further Information. time work considered. Call after 10 the Trine Company Dealer oritriliav" •44 BUICK a.m. BRADDOCK's Monmouth Shop- tlon has an opening for lead sheet TOVATA ., SM»J AVON ping Center, Eatontown. M2-O8I5, : Skylark four-door sedan, v-B, •65 CHEVROLET :. ;;:. $1499 Cwwn Station Wogon, oy«rorly». Never reonierea. for Mr. Bob. metal man. Excellent opportunity (or automatic trans., power steering, Need Money?. . . . Earn It aa year round work, oood working oondl- Impala Convertible, Red, V-8, automatic, powtr steering. thousands do. Represent AVON COS- ilnns. Growing company. Cull Mr. Hen- lt*7MNAULT .-. „ „ i SIOtB METICS. Call J. Blrchall, 741-4343 or EXPERIENCED PLUMBER "65 FORD , ;....$11W R-10 lour HAW IF M30 KNEW WHAT 13O!d- Utensil - WAS 6ON6 TO HAPPEN! PUZZLE 19 Ward off 42 Cry of By H. A. Heimblndei 22 Hostel encourage- 24 Be inter- ment ACROSS 46 Taps ested in 45 Speak, 47 Electrical ipisconcert 25 Stop 46 Game unit . 6 Carpet 26 Confined 47 Stake 10 Swine 48 Tie 27 Virulent 48 Snakes 14 Lover 51 Yucatan 28 Elevate 49 Tire Indian 15 Ooze 29 Unclean 50 Dessert 16 Operatic 52 Top 30 Solo 51 Flat-top bill feature 55 Hurry: 31 Vessel 52 Stuff 17 Inch along colloq. HERE'S MV PAPgRWEISHT/ 1 •WELL, YOU '32 Quietly 53 —up MR> 58 Carried BUMSTEAD,CCME Sj~\l WITHERS yrrrrtrtfl —tf «.•'( OIDNY EXPECT ME 18 Good time 33 Tree . $4 Sharp end 1 " V T0U5EMY0W 60 Jab IMTOMV OFFICE admonition •35 Flics . of a hammer IMMEDIATELY • " - » FW>ERWEISHX 61 Thing of DID YOU? . ' 20 Farm sight 38 Stain 56-Ionga, ANJO BRINQ VDin beauty • PAPERWEIGHT \ DASWOOD'? 21 Row 39 Proof- vitabrevis 62 Emote 23 Grassland reader's 57 Entire 63 Sage 24 Peruses mark amount 25 Mimic ' 64 Asterisk 41 Kitchen 59 Mineral !7-Stay -65-Arablan— 30 State - country Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle 31 Resort . DOWN 34 Warn 1 Eminent 35 Cast 2 Caliber 36 French lily 3 Verily .37 Foundation 4 Diocese Q i 38 Promote 5 Gel going 39 Soft- 6 Residue 40 Pronoun 7 Parapher- Mary Worth 41 Garden nalia chore . 8 Step up a QUICr.PAMElA'.A WEa-PAM MADE ME PROMISE PD— motdr HE DID WS« TEU IT HER, WW! WE 5AJD 5H?D 5Ay © Kins Featurea SynJiole. inc. 1969. . 42 Make WHAT REALLY HAPPENED THAT- "Tj HER- BUT THEN YOU MAY/. ANYTHING HERET0NI6HTT0PAyM amends 9 Monkey NlfiHT AFTER, THl CAMERA'S THAT V HE SAID GOODNIWT 43 Tripolitan 10 Blade PAMANDI<>MEALONG...WHE.N -AND LEFTing-' ruler 11 Exam mK>i MR.6ARRETT WAS GOING UP THE STEPS tW—Ski/^ " "^ "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Qeean 44 Knowledge 12 Uncon- WITH A PURSEJ-THEN MIS5 HARPER, /• £T *>, TRUDY.'. KARED-THATJHE'D \ ...DEFENDANTS" TELL-aKrAlNWIM65>, OUTOFTHE 45 -it trolledly CAME OUT, IN A' rVDBE-AND i~—>\ •;" JSM I'LL fiET »U Saturday, February 8 Present—For You and Yours* • • " put in a 1 1 3 t 11 13 U defensive position, be circumspect In voicing your opinions. If on the offensive, state your position H 1 without being argumentive. A so-so day, 'with some 17 I good,' some'bad influences In the majority of charts. You can do much to offset the bad by thinking 20 M positively. The Day Under Your Sign • J7 21 33 Aw.Born M»r.2l to Apr. 19 Libri.-S.Bt. 23 to Oct. 22 Witlt tteidy tlmkin* and calm You may Jure to pot an end 34 Andy Capp ncmt you .'l 1 THINK SO? a task Jot which:you >mtv com- faetor m the success «f a ere.' 40 pltlely nnlratatd. ative idea. OHi&EAR-/ S«min!.M«y2l toJun«2l Si9irtariui.Nov.22 to D.c.21 43 B«L careful about expressing; an Don't reject auraestuins just idea whid it rather uncontcn. because you .aren t fond ot the tionlL ' saegestor. .Caneir. JUM 22 to July 21 Capricqnt. Dee, 22 to Jan. 20 1 You. can outwit the opposition You have the inside trick but 41 4« so 53 and prevent friction if TOU are you must be alert to oppor* diplomatic tunities as they arise. 55 , Lto. July 22 to Aug. 21 . Aquarius. Jin. 21 toFeb.lt Make the most of perceptive, Aspects favor revitalising a ness and talent Show them to project which you discarded as, 60 best advantage. unfeasible some time ago. Virgo. Aug. 22 to Stpt. 22 Piscn. Ftb. 20 to March 20 S3 1 Revamp outdated methods both People lend to be.preoccupied at hoine and at work. Get nut sa keep your thoughts and 1 1 of the ruU wishes to yourself. QlField Enterprises, In&i 1969 Dennis the Menace The Wizard of ID Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD There are advantages in Sootbdedtr •;• ; I' •-." ' bidding a good suit alter an Both sides vulnerable opponent has-opened the bid- NORTH x ding: your side may be able • Q4 to play the hand at a reason- 9 754 able contract, or your part- O 62 ner may know what to lead + AKJ87J if your side defends. There WEST EAST are disadvantages, however: • J1O9863 «>K75 your bid may tell an oppo- i?K8 OJ10J109 nent how to play the hand. O A98S O 1074J South would go down at 4.9 65 four hearts if West kept quiet. SOUTH South would make his con- • A2 tract after West's very nor- (5 AQ632 Snuffy Smith mal overcall of one spade. OKQJ • Q104 \WHftT CAN N0TH1N'- In either case declarer I61TFERV0U, I'MCrEST would play dummy's queen of South West North East, 1 4k 2 * Pass JUSHflID? WIMDER spades at the first trick. East 1 Pass 3 ^ SHOPPIM would put up the king, and 3 A Past All Pass South would win with the ace. 4 $ Now South would have to Opening lead — tackle the trumps. In the absence of any warn- cannot succeed. ing, South might lead a club South must lead the ace of to dummy and return a heart hearts and then a low heart. to try a finesse with the The king falls, and South can laier-dtaw-East's last triimpr: "the king, and East would la- with the queen. South makes ter win a second trump trick. his' contract by limiting the Frederick Wolf Jr., and there The defenders would also get are seven instructors. trump loss to one trick. Royajes a spade trick and the ace of DAILY QUESTION . Organized in March, 1967, diamonds. Partner opens with 1-NT the group is sponsored by the South might have a slightly (16 to 18 points), and the next, The Phantom Take Second better chance If he led the WHAT'S \sj Eatontown Recreation Com- player passes. You hold: S— All THIS U ace of trumps first and then • mission. The group-has taken J 10 9 8 6 3; H-K 8; D-A 9 ABOUT, Y entered dummy with # club In Contest part in parades and com- 8 5; C-9. What do you say? SHERIFF^/ to lead another trump. East EATONTOWN - The Eoy- petitions in the state; collec- Answer: Bid four spades. 9 would play low, and South '—I/^ * ing 12 trophies to date. You should have a reasonable es Junior Drum and Bugle might guess the winning play FINOOUT- Corps won. second place in Future 'plans include en- of a low trump, This play is play for this contract, and r AT THE any. other game contract is their, first assembly and color semble and color guard con- far from clear, however, and tests throughout' the winter, virtually- unthinkable.- Do not guard contest at Middlesex South might play the. queen and a complete schedule of of hearts and go down. beat about the bush when you THEV'RE recently. The group's, color . outdoor marching and. ma- Locates Cards know whaf final contract you TAKING guard won sixth place in the want to reach. OFF.1 WHO neuvering contests this sum- If West enters the bidding IS MI6S contest. mer. . South can locate the king of (A Pocket Guide to Bridge Any, youngsters between the. SOMETHING'S The J4-member organization hearts and the ace of dia- is available, Get your copy ages of 8 and 18 years who _.. SLIDING m consists of an "A" corps, a monds since the first trick by sending 50 cents to Red is interested in joining, should THAT ROPtS. ^M TOMORROW! AIRPORT beginner corps and an all- shows that West has bid on a Bank Register Inc., Box 3318, JrSGUNS-/ THE ROPE girl color guard. The Royales contact Mf. Wolf for addition- jack-high suit. South Is Grand Central Station, New" are under the direction of al information. warned that the heart finesse. York', N. Y. 10017.) Beetle Bailey BUT Mis BIRTHPAY HPVV MUCH 1 DID ME IS SEPTEMBER 4U / AMATTEBOF tt AW ti SASSBA'FACT, M6 WEISH? MUSTHAV6]DI0 0STA nuse BABV TrtEV'RE GONNA PlAV THAT > Pogo STUPID OAME WrIBRB WE RA6S PEPPERMINTS ON TOOTHPICKS TO EACH OTHER. 19 LINDA'S BIRTHPAV Si-IBE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, February 7, 1969 Townhouse Slated rior storage- and • a -private, itV a refinement of the FREEHOLD '. — Kingsley year- *round[^maintenance of traditional row house concept property and membership in fenced-in rear courtyard and' Square, the first townhouse which marked many of early community to be built in the Community Swim Club, gardens. • • •••••• \= Colonial cities-including the Monmouth County — and on- Nine Models In explaining the townhouse ly the second in the state — The townhouse units — approach" to residential de-< Georgetown section of Wash- velopment, the . developer will open this weekend off Rt. nine different models will be ington and Baltimore - said, "Our company has tak- 9 here for what developer on display— will range in where many of the original Kevork S. Hovnanian termed price from $18,450 to {22,950. en a long and introspective "a preview opening for local The Ardstey, priced at $18,- look to the future to deter- buildings are still in use mine how we can best pro- area residents only." 450 includes a living room, "Not only are they useoV vide sound housing for; an in- Mr. Hovnanian observes, "but • The community, scheduled fully - equipped kitchen, two creasing populace while re- they are among the most val- for its official opening in ear- bedrooms, laundry room, ex- taining .— and enhancing — uable residential property in ly spring will be available for terior storage shed and a completely fenced- in rear environmental features such the nation. Townhouses to inspection for the next three •, as trees, parks, recreation ar- to four weeks, the builder courtyard and garden. Georgetown, for example, sen eas- In' every respect the for as much as $150,000." lained. During this time, The Jamestown, most ex- townhouse approach comes Architect Herman York ,_jhases will be limited to pensive unit at $22,950, in- closest to providing attain- who drew the-plans for the local residents only. cludes two • floors with three : ment of these goals." community noted that the bedrooms, 2V2 baths, living Kingsley Square offers townhouse has risen out oi- complete "maintenance-free" room, utility room, dining The townhouse itself, Hov- tne ashes of the old row programming which includes room or family recreation nanian points out, is far from, snow removal, lawn care, room, laundry room, exte- a new idea. In,fact,*he notes. THIS ARCHITECT'S rendering shows four of the 11 Colonial-sfyled fownhouse models to be unveiled in local preview of Kingsley Square, off Rt. 9 in Freehold, by Hovnanian Enterprisat. ______Agency Lists 21 Area Sales zinski sold their home at 33 MIDDLETOWN - William town, to Mrs. Anna M. Da- Shrewsbury, to Mr. and Mrs. Highland Ave., Leonardo, to J; Kinnear, manager of Haz- rowski. Boyd Mason and Walt Samuel Pirrozzi. Sale was • /', Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knapp. let and* Middletown offices Wilson handled the sale. Mr.' handled through Alita Snyder Mr. Pepsin and Mr. Van Over of the Berg Agency has an- Mason listed the home. and John Rupy, who also list- handled the sale of property nounced the following real Mr. and Mrs. Michael Per- ed this home. listed by Bobert Barradale estate transfers in the north- ry have purchased the home Mr. and Mrs. James Sattur and Jack Lindquist era Monmouth County area: of Mildred C. Peter, 115 Po- purchased 777 Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. James Swan- mona Blvd., Cliffwood. Sale Drive, Cliffwood Beach, from Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sa< ton have sold 45 Woodland of the home was handled by Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Tro- beron purchased the home at Ave., Keansburg, to Mr. and •• Howard Maimed and Hazel lian. Sale was handled by Joe 27 Plymouth Ave., Port Mon- Mrs, George :Drescher. Jack Monahan, who also listed the Androlunis and Charles Van mouth, from Mr. and Mrs. Lindquist and Dan McDonald home. Over. Mr. Connelly listed the Richard Simon, Mr. Androlo- handled the sale of the home, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mar- home. . nis and Mr. Van Over handled the sale of the home which listed by Charles Schmidt. morato formerly of Piscata- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent.Swis- Mr. Barradale listed. V Mr. and Mrs. George Eisen-. way, have purchased 382 tosky sold their home at 25 -' I barth, recently purchased a Pinehurst Drive, Cliffwwd Bayberryv Lane to Mr. and S.J.B. Construction recently 10th St., Union Beach, home Beach, from Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Matthew Pringte. Mr. sold 240 Britton Ave., Lau- from Andrew, Bobert and s Arnold Sampson. Jim Connel- Wilson and Mr. Mason sold rence Harbor, to Mr. and Mrs. Grace Christina. Herb Powell ly handled the sale and Ed the home listed by Mr. An- William Gerity. Sale was han- sold the home, listed by. Pepsin listed the home. drolunis and Mr. Van Over, dled by Mr. Wilson and Mr. i'. ''I Boyd Mason, Robert Barradale and Mr. Mr.and Mrs; Frank Carine Mason. - Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mat- Pepsin : sold the home of purchased 409 Middle Road, Mr. Connelly sold the home thews have sold their home James Corbin at 5 Brevent Hazlet, from Bible Baptist of Elizabeth Gerity at 24C at 48 Sycamore Ave., Middle- Ave., Leonardo, to Mr. and Church. Mr. Barradale and Britton Ave., Laurence Har- Mrs. Alvin Brockway. Mr. Mr. Connelly sold the home bor, to Howard P. Forrester, Pepsin listed the home. listed by Mr. Connelly and formerly of States Island. Mr. Iraq Protest Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiore Bobert Jones. Wilson listed the borne. nave sold their home at 18 The home at 56 Annapolis Coach Drive, Hazlet, to Mr. Drive, Hazlet, has been sold 'Blackness' Set in City and Mrs. Gary Connelly, for- to Mr. and Mrs. James Tracy merly of Bridgeton, Mo. Boyd of Eatontown. ^The former Mason and Walt Wilson han- owners were Mr. and Mrs. Program On Sunday dled the sale. Mr. Mason list- Raymond Ashton. Robert Orr ed the home. LONG .BRANCH — A meet- sold the home listed by Mr. ing of the rabbinical groups Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Connelly. Tomorrow of the area will be held in the Rondinone, formerly of Jer- Mr. and Mrs. William Hat- RED BANK - A new Long Branch High School at sey City, have purchased the field have sold 3 E. Jack St., group, the Afro-Drummers, 3 p.m. Sunday to protest re- home of Mrs. Anna Bannon, Hazlet, to Mr. and Mrs. Nich- Players and Voices, will de- cent events in the Middle 329 Front St., Union Beach. olas Wojtko, formerly of East pict '"blackness" through East, in which nine Jewish- Mr. Mason and Mr. Lindquist Orange. Bob Barradale han- songs, poetry, percussion Iraqi persons were hanged. -handled the sale. Mr. Lind- dled the sale of the home list- and dancing tomorrow at 8 quist listed the home. p.m. in the United Methodist Jerome Engelhart, a ed by Mr. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. George Church fellowship hall. spokesman lor the "Men's The Dome of Mi. and Mrs. THIS GREAT Thompson have sold their Tickets are available at the Club, Congregation Broth- Elsenbarth at 57 Rosewood home at 350 West Prospect, church office, and all commu- ers of Israel, here, said yes- Drive, Cliffwood Beach, has Cliffwood, to Mr. and Mrs. nity residents are invited to terday that area Jews, under .been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Levinsky , formerly attend the performance. the direction of spiritual Richard Knapp of Linden. of Elizabeth. Mrs. Monahan The six young people are leaders, will ralljTSunday for Herb Powell sold the- home COUNTRY GOES and Pat Walton sold the home called Malamundo, - Chaka, "a call to-justice." listed by Mr. Lowenstein. 1 listed by James Connelly and oba, Afra Queen, Abdul and The rally of solidarity, it Mr. and Mrs. William Bud- Joe Lpwenstein. Babatunje. was said, will be called by ' The horns at 18 Lake Ave., Rabbi Jack Rosoff, president Church officials Indicate Hazlet, has been sold to Mr. ON SALE EVER of the Shore Area Board of they wish to encourage the and Mrs. Charles Foley, for- "Goell Offers Rabbis, and Solomon Tepper, pioneer assembly in bringing merly of Jersey City, by Mr. president of the Council of Us message through the pre- and Mrs. Robert Coyle. Mr. / Synagogues. Middletown sentation of such original Mason sold the home, listed works. Rabbi Rosoff and Rabbi by Mr. Mason and Mr. Low- 1$_" Rafael Grossman, here, will enstein. Top Efforts . i be principal speakers at the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Microfilm Unit rally. They will discuss the MIDDLETOWN .— James Donohue sold their home at plight of the Jews and the E. Goell of 218 Kingfisher Names Borden Y.i -* AND 8 Stratford Road, New Drive, making his second '. 1 events leading the "shock- FT. MONMOUTH — This bid for a three-year seat on ing" mass hangings in Iraq. year the National Microfilm the Board of Education, has y; I AttdaySatwdaykndSundiy^&iv. |M|| "Appropriately," Mr. Engel- Association will, publish the promised to do his best to • hart said, "the month of Feb- Signs Up first edition of its "Who's ; "can phone anywhere in the continent!*!'!Sk ruary contains the much- help provide Middletown stu- dents with an education that Who," naming people of dis- ''- | T5.S.A., ekcept Alaska, fof ^1 'or less," 'i • j* | heralded 'Brotherhood Week' -Contestants- thn*tl«n in flip wnrlri in ml- —-\ plus tax, that's for 3 minutes station- '," * and we look forward to meet- crofilming.... •. „ - - effectively.'with those from ing with our many non-Jewish Listed as a fellow of the as- ' to-station. Isn't there a fellow American - other school systems whether friends and neighbors who For Queen sociation will be Francis R. they go on to higher educa- wish to register their indig- (Frank) Borden, Shrewsbury, * you should call this weekend? MARLBORO — Miss Edna tion or directly into business. nation, disgust and horror at chief of the Technical Data the bestial actions of M. Netter, realtor, has an- Mr. Goell adds that he will Division in the Army Elec- the Iraqi government." nounced her office will spon- try to make sure this caliber tronics Command's Technical ADVERTISEMENT sor contestants for the Miss of education is offered "with Data, Cataloging, and Stan- S&sy-'"'*\ " -, out frills, at the lowest cost dardization Directorate. Greater Freehold Area of 1969 possible." ', , to benefit the Greater Free- Mr. Borden, at Ft. Mon- FIX BROKEN Cautions on Change mouth since 1950, is tie man hold Area Hospital. He cautions that school responsible for maintaining DENTURES Miss Netter said she hopes calendar changes suggested the enormous repository of several contestants will en- to increase efficiency should microfilmed information the ATHOME IN MINUTES be carefully-studied before command keeps on tap over AinuiiiB!*Df!wQuiic-Fix.repaint broken ter, "preferably- - one from plltM, fiUsintnck t and replaces teetb each section of the town- they are adopted. "Before in Coles Area, in the form of like new. Tut ! Euy to UK! No ipea- ship," to compete with girls any plan is adopted, it must ECOM and manufacturers' troll needed. No cntlr denUl Will. Worlu every time or your money back. from other municipalities in be shown i to be acceptable to drawings covering virtually Accept no »ul*titut*l, llwtyi lak for the area. ' i the public, not only to es- every piece of electronic BDIUUC QCIK- D«t»Rt|tlrNI equipment in its inventory. PBIWBIJ fix uw, „,„, ShM1 Unmarried girls who will be tablish its popularity, but to at least 18 by July 1 and who be certain it will not have a In 1955 Washington ordered are under 27 qualify. harmful effect on property that all Signal Corps engineer- values," the candidate adds. ing drawings or manufactur- "Their qualifications will be We Will Be ers' drawings on file at the forwarded to the contest com- Mr. Goell also states that old Procurement Maintenance CLOSED mittee before Friday. A pan- while the high school offers Engineering (PME) Division Lincoln's Birthday el of citizens will then select "an extremely wide range of here be converted to micro- 12 finalists on the basis of courses," depth is being sac- WED., FEB. 12 film aperture cards. poise, personality and person- rificed for variety in certain al attractiveness," Miss Net- instances. The board should More than 790,000 drawings ter explained. "The queen is correct this shortcoming and were involved, their typical MINER SUPPLY CO selected on the basis of the pay close attention to voca- size 17 inches by 22 inches, total amount of monies she tional and business curricula many as large as 34 by 44 raises for the hospital fund." to insure their relevance to inches. Microfilmed, these the business world, he said. drawings are reduced to 1,2 Miss Netter said applica- by 1.6 inches, South «f tht Krwnmy Krupp tions can be picked up at her Mr. Goell sees UtUe hope On Iwurlful Wttr Front office on Dutch Lane Hoad. of alleviation of the taxpay- ers' burden through state aid. Former Pastor Will "I doubt we will receive con- Preach on Sunday siderable aid from this source WE HAVE MIDDLETOWN - The Rev. in the foreseeable future. In John E. Bates, who served any case, no matter what as pastor of Old First Church school funds reach us, they from 1949 to 19(4, will preach always start from the same at the 10 a.m. worship service CANNEI source. If elected, I will cer- at the church on Sunday, Hit tainly support any proposals topic will be "The Freedom I believe to be In our best in- of Responsibility." The Rev. COAL terests. However, I will dc- Averlii M. Carson Is present vot« the bulk of my efforts pastor. to solving Middletown '& prob- The Rev. Mr. Bates hat '• "I -V.V; lems In Middletown," Mr. been ;i lecturer In education O«clJ declares. at New York University and FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Married, with two children, is now a lecturer In English Mr. (Jocll Is ii research en- ;it Monmnuth College, 234 MAPLE AVE. gineer for Jk'll Telephone Employed by Die Middle Laboratories, Holmdcl. He al- town Towniililp Board of Kdu-" so has experience In loach- calldii, (he former pastor is a RED BANK ^-> 741-0554 ing at Die college level, lie member of (lie Middletown is cli.ilr/niin of (he Townnhip Human Bights .Human Might. Commission, Rerouting Plea SEE STORY BELOW Sunny, Milder FINAL Sunny and mUder _today._ THEDAM Clear and cold tonight, Be- coming cloudy tomorrow. - JWMletown-Bayshore f EDITION (Set Detain, Vtf S), Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 90 Years VOL. 91, NO. 158 RED BANK, K J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1969 26 PAGES 10 CENTS Hughes Urges Water Bond Plan Support WASHINGTON (AP) - Jersey Chamber of Com- He called the program "one But he said, "The size of ceptive to a larger amount a bill to establish a new fed- Assemblyman Herbert M. Gov. Richard J. Hughes tf merce. of the very highest signifi- this bond issue must and will on. the heels of a record $990 eral department of conserva- Rinaldi, H-Essex, chairman of 1 New Jersey, suggesting only But the governor said a cance for the well-being of reflect the needs.'- ' million bond issue'which was tion and environment "with the special joint legislative half-jokingly that the state large bond issue could help our people and the continued In New Jersey, meanwhile, approved by the voters last primary responsibility for commission on water supply may have to resort to a tax head off such a desperate strength of our business and the chairman of a joint legis- November for "education, protecting the quality of our policy, said yesterday the on snuff, has' appealed to the* revenue-raising measure. industrial community." lative commission on water transportation and institutions surroundings as a whole." committee will recommend a bond proposal, calling for: business community for sup- Officials of the chamber of In a speech to the 32nd an- supply, proposed a (91 million projects. In Trenton, a special legis- port in passing a multi-million nual Congressional reception bond issue for water supply. Some 1,200 businessmen, lative committee said a $90.8 —$46.5 million for construc- dollar bond issue for water commerce expressed support million bond issue is neces- tion- of six reservoir projects for Hughes' proposal for a and dinner of the New Jersey He did not touch on water pol- political officials and private supply and water pollution Chamber of Commerce, the lution control. citizens were invited to the sary for state water supply given top priority last year by control bond issue to be submitted to Democratic governor did not Republican legislative lead- dinner in the Statler Hilton projects alone, although the the Governor's Capital Needs "We are now down to a pos- the voters in November. put a price tag on* his pro- ers have been talking of a hotel here. Republicans don't plan to go Study Commission. sibility of taxing snuff, believe Hughes did not specify exact- posal. Presumably, he will bond issue of less than $100 U.S. Sen. Clifford P; Case, much higher than that on a —$34.5 million for- acquisi- it or not," Hughes said last ly, how large the borrowing disclose this in his budget million on the contention that a Republican from New Jer- combined sewerage disposal- tion of reservoir sites. night at a dinner of tie New program should be. message Thursday, the public might not be re- sey, said be plans to introduce water supply issue. (See WATER, Pg. 2, Col 1) Third Fort Monmouth Officer Injured 2 Die in Plane Crash . EASTON, Pa. (AP) - Two The sole survivor was iden- N. J. Naval Air Station. Payne was thrown dear of Pritchard said he heard a Ft Monmouth, -N.- J., men ified as Jtht pilot, Lt. Col. _ ,The aircraft contacted tie the shattered cockpit" on im- sputtering motor as the plane were killed and a third in- Thomas L. Payne, 37, of 38-6 Allentown • Bethlehem • Eas- pact, still strapped to his seat. headed toward the gfound. jured in the crash of a twin- Eaton Crest' Drive, Eaton- ton Airport by radio shortly There was no fire, although The aircraft was identified engined Army plane that lost town, N. J. He was listed in before it went down, report- local fire companies used as a U9, a military designa- power and slammed into satisfactory condition at an ing that it had lost power in heavy streams of water to tion for the Aero Commander. some trees about 10 miles Easton hospital. both of its engines.' disperse dense gas fumes at A spokesman at Ft. Mon- north of here- last night, Payne is assigned to the It hit a tree as it came the scene of the crash. mouth said Maj. Weatherman- The dead men were identi- U.S. Army Electronics Com- down, ironically in the only Edwin Pritchard, a farmer was born in Crossmore, NX. fied as Army Maj. James A. mand at Fort Monmouth, as row of trees in an area of whose home lies only 1,500 and did two tours of duty in Weatherman, 37, of 6 Vine were the two dead-victims. open fields, about five miles . feet from the impact point, Vietnam, from Sept., 1963 to Court, West End, JJ. J., and The plane was on a train- northeast of Braden Airport, said the aircraft circled the' August, 1963 and from July, Army CWO Frank M. Thom- ing flight from the Electron- near, this Eastern Pennsyl- field twice, then passed low - 1967 to July; 1968. as, 40, of 155 S. Pemberton ics Command aviation de- vania city on the New Jersey over his barn before it hit the Ave., Oceanport, N. J. tachment at the Lakehurst, border. trees with a "thump." His commendations includ- ed the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Repub- lic of Vietnam Cross for Gal- CONGRESSIONAL RECEPTION — Earl Felio, left, pre*ioW of «ht New Jersey lantry with Palm. Chamber of Commerce'*, greets Gov. Richard J. Hughes and San. Clifford P. . He is survived by his wid-. Fresh New Look' Pledged ow,Mrs. Grace Weatherman, Cass, R-N.J., at |asf night's congressional reception hosted by the Chamber, in his two children, Sally Lynn Washington. • T , , , - (AP WiwphotblT and James Alexander Weath- erman, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Owen Weatherman of Charlotte, N.C. Howard 'Considers' ByBOBDUBILL tion for the idea of large- ty of a civilian-military facili- grounds it is needed for mili- Warrant Officer Thomas WASHINGTON (AP)' - scale commercial air service ty at the sprawling air base tary purposes. was born in Norwood, Col., New Jersey officials have a at McGuire. near Fort Dix in Burlington But Hughes said the air and had served in Vietnam 'promise from the Nixon ad- Hughes, a Democrat, and County which is now used base is now largely a com- from May, 1966 to May, 1967. ministration today that fed- Republicans U.S. Sen. Clifford solely for military activities. mercial operation for trans- He was recipient of Gubernatorial Bid eral authorities will take a P. Case and State Senate Ma- "They promised a new, ob- porting military personnel to the Bronze Star, the Army "fresh new look" at a propos- jority Leader Raymond H. jective look at the problem," and from- overseas points. WASHINGTON - Be p. of the running for the GOP hint and said he hopes the al to build a metropolitan Bateman were among a New Hughes said. Command Medal and the Air Laird promised that he Medal. James J. Howard, D-N.J., gubernatorial nomination. congressman will continue his Jet port at McGuire Air Force Jersey delegation that dis- "We are quite satisfied, would keep an open mind on said last night he is "serious- Last night, Mr. Howard interest; ' Base. cussed the jetport problem quite happy," said Bateman, the matter and that be would Surviving are his widow, ly considering" seeking the made it clear that backing Gov. Richard J. Hughes with U. S. Defense Secre- who is from Somerset Coun- be open to any new informa- Mrs. Lucy Thomas, and four "Jim Howard Is a wonder- Democratic party's guber- from labor, college students, ful man and a tremendous and Republican leaders met tary Welvin E. Laird and ty. tion that the governor's spe- 'children, Jasmine, Frank, Is- natorial nomination. and voters who supported the with cabinet officials yester- Secretary of Transportation The federal government has cial jetport evaluation site abelle and Benee Thomas. vote-getter," • the governor might provide. "I made my decision yes- late. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy day and came away with a John A, Volpe. rejected McGuire in the past No funeral arrangements terday," the 3d District Con- and' Sen. Eugene McCarthy pledge of renewed' considera- They talked of the possibili- as. a civilian jetport site on (JETPORT, Pg. 4, Col. 4) (See 2 KILLED, Pg. 3, Col. 3) gressman said. 'T cannot for the Democratic Presiden- "Of course, at this point, I overlook the support that ap- tial nomination, had made am neutral and am in the ______jjigj . ... . role—of—a—faet-ftndefr-but—--. Mr. Howard was present at Upon hearing that Mr. HOWT . there, is, no question that Jim the annual Congressional Din- ard is interested in the nom- Howard has a great deal of Plane Crash Spurs Rerouting Flea ner1 of'the- New Jersey Cham- ination, Gov. Richard J.__strerigth," the governor said. ber of Commerce in tte^Stat- Hughes immediately praised (See HOWARD, Pg. 2, CoL 2) By NANCY J. KUBINSKI ..port. CAB investigation of the ly populated housing develop-'' ing the planes due east from Mayor Harold Fouiks also ler Hilton. Hotel,'here.: MIDDLETOWN"— In the crash is ejepected to take sev- ments. Red Bank -and over a small expressed concern for the pos- Mr. Howard's new -position wake of Wednesday night's eral weeks. "It was a miracle that lives area of the township," Com- sibility of future air crashes is in distinct contrast1 to his Suburban Airlines mail plane In the meantime, the Town- were spared- and an even miUeeman Kavalek ex- in the township and wel- earlier stand, when it ap- crash in which a young Ea- ship" Committee is expected more horrifying tragedy plained. "Possibly the mail comed the committeeman's peared that he intended to Three Acquitted tontown pilot was killed, Civil to request James Loeb, pres- didn't occur Wednesday," Mr. routes could do the same." suggestion as a solution. continue in the House of Rep- Aeronautics Board investiga- ident of Suburban Airliness, to Kavalek said. "Air traffic is a must," h6 "Sure, I'd like to see them resentatives — or, possibly, to - -tors-are^probing the cause, consider ,a revaluation j)fair . The crash claimed only the commented. "However, the rerouted, if possible," he de- seek the party's nomination . ..township officials are caHing routes to La..Guardia,Jiew-l pUats llfel arid no persons on location, of Jai^rtsland jet- lared,, ."EvenjtheL. c#jner:_|or.thejJ.SJJenate. In DeFranco Case for a rerouting of air traffic ark and Kennedy Airports. the ground were injured. One ports and direction of the cial flights, because we're Mr, Howard piled up a 30,- lanes, and postal officials are Commiteeman Ernest G. home was slightly scorched flight patterns should be rec- right in the middle of a hold- 000-vote plurality in his suc- PATEBSON (AP) - A Jury rested on a counterfeiting sorting damaged "mail recov- Kavalek said He will request when the plane landed in its ognized, by those who plan ing pattern. cessful bid for a third term has decided at the end of a charge several days before ered from the crash scene. the measure of the committee backyard. them as being of prime con- "I think, the committee last November, trouncing 150-day trial that Harold Mate- his murder, was the victim of The twin-engined Piper so that routes in the future "I've used the air taxis to cern to those who might be would be in favor of asking State Sen. Richard R, Stout,, ner, John DeGroot and Vin- an underworld execution. Aztec had just left Bed may possibly be planned over Kennedy Airport, which are innocent victims," the com- Suburban Airlines to consider the district's strongest Repub- cent Kearney Jr. are innocent rural areas rather than high- Matzner, 32, an executive of Bank Airport en route to New- routed over Baritan Bay, tak- mitteeman added. • , it. There's nothing like, ask- lican vote getter, and effec- of-the" murder of Paterson his family-owned dally paper, ark with a load of local mail (See CRASH, Pg. 3, Col. 3) tively knocking Sen, Stout out gambler Gabriel "Johnny the Wayne Today, and Kearney, when it struck tree, tops in Walk" DeFraneo. 28, a Paterson salesman'who the Applebrook housing de- The Jury of 11 men and a said he once worked as a •velopment and crashed woman, after hearing the numbers runner for DeFran- behind a row -of "homes on MaUiwan, Freehold Regional judge declare that the truth co, still.face murder charges Dogwood Road. like a vein of gold "is where in the death of Mrs. Kava- John C. Botbyl, 25, of 6 Cy- The Inside Story you find It," reached a ver- naugh. dict yesterday after nearly press Dr*, Eatontown, an ex- To Resubmit Same Budgets Hazlet board asks building bonds _, Also charged with tha mur- perleiiced pilot with 2,200 fly- .Page 3 six hours of deliberations, . Why long-standing marriages break up ... Page 10 Officials said It was the der, of Mrs, Kavanaugh are ing hours and VA years ser- ' MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - two municipalities be faced FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - r usba (1 Pau1 26 who longest murder trial in New ,!!* A !l 1, ' ' °P- vice with Suburban, was The Regional Board of Edu- with the decision if the bud- Voters in the Freehold Re- Nuptials and engagements .„ ...Page 11 deliver 8ervic for killed in the crash. cation last night decided to get is defeated again. ' gional High School District Jersey history. It began last ??£* • y A Lombardl legend shows (races of cracking ...Page 16 Sept, 10. Matzner's paper, and Matn- Mr. Botbyl, married and resubmit the defeated $5.6 Much of the total, including will be asked to re- ner's wife, Dorotho, 86, a the father of a daughter, was million school budget to vot- teacher salaries and transpor- consider the same budget Krlck's 75 wins winter golf event..._,.:. ...Page 17 The prosecution claimed the defendants slashed the throat willowy brunette. an Instructor and held an air- ers on Feb. 18 unchanged. tation, which comprise about they defeated in a close vote Weekly 'Bowling Roundup' .. . „.„ ..-.Page 17 line transport pilot rating, the. "We don't know where to 70 per cent of the budget/can- last Tuesday, •-.-."• of the '46-year-old DeFranco Mrs, Kavanaugh's body, highest rating granted pilots cut it without hurting the ed- not by Jaw be cut. ' Allen-Goldsmith : ...» ENJOYMENT, YOUB on the porch of his Paterson clad only in a black sweater Dr. William H. Satz, school apartment in October, 1066, to and high-heeled shoes was by the Federal Aviation Agen- ucation oiour children severe, The teachers' salaries, re- superintendent, said the Births ... 2 , WEEKEND MAGAZINE cy. ly," Board President JohnJ. Jim Bishop ,. ...6 silence him about the slaying discovered in a gully near her cently decided through nego- Board of Education, after • Bridge ...23 Television Listings of Mrs. Judith Kavanaugh, a homo In February, 1006. She Probe Wreckage Bradley declared, tiations, begin at" $6,700. The careful deliberation in a long The $3,342,192 current ex- Classified ...16-22 Movie Schedule 21-yoar-old Clifton housewife, had been shot and strangled. Township police said inves- extra salaries, not originally session last night, decided the Comics _.. 23 Amusement Features several months earlier that tigators from the CAB re- pense account wag defeated included In the budget, will only cuts that could be made The prosecution first con- Tuesday by a 914 to 774 vote Crossword Puzzle 22, 23 year. The prosecution main- tended in Its investigation of moved the wreckage, strewn come from surplus, which Is would be Insignificant and Hdltorlals .7. „. « DAILY REGISTER tnlncd that the attrac- for more than 500 feet from and the $8fiJK capital outlay not expected to reach $300,- would cost too much in the the two murders that Illicit fund lost bySTi 805 to 804 bal- Ilcrblock S PHONE NUMBERS tive strawberry blondo WHS sex and reports that some woods to Hemlock Court, 000 by the end of the year. way of safety and services. Obituaries 4 murdered because she' had where the plane came to rest, lot count, This amount Is far less than Main Office 741-0010 principals In the Kavanaugh If approved, the budget will He said board members had Religious Services 12 „, „. . .. „.,,.,. threatened to expose a coun- case were involved In wife- to a hangar at Red Batik Air- the state Department of .Ed- Sylvia Porter 6 cll"'»"l«> *"» MM9H cost township taxpayers an conferred many times by tele- terfeiting ring. swapping wer0 possible mo- SALE ucation'* suggested 10 per phone before last night. Sports 14, 15 Homo Delivery 741-0010 additional 79 cents per $100 cent of the total budget. Illume Underworld tives for the slaying of Mrs. Largest stock rugs-carpets in assessed valuation and bor- _ The budget will be rcsub- Stock Market 7 Mlddlctown Bureau ..(171-22.10 Hut the defense argued that Kavnnniigh, Red Hank urea, .Shohadi Hugs, oiijjh residents, a 51-cent hike, Awnings mltted to the voters Feb. IB. .Succcflflful Investing 5 Freehold Bureau •102-2121 I)eKranco, who had been nr-" Hmad SI,, Shrewsbury, (In the Tin: vole lo keep the budget Buy now for Installation next There will lie (i public hear- Women'* Nctvn 10, U Long Brunch Hurcau 222-0010 Public Nollce (Shrewsbury Shops,) (Adv.) uniiiiinj-icd was unanimous, sprinj;, at low off season prices, ing Feb. 17 nt 8 p.m. at Hoard of Health of tho Town- I will not bo responsible for ship of llolmdel mooting of with three board members ;ii>- No deposit. Alsi/.sale on Itiiltan llowell High School, Dr. fiatz nn> debts oilier than Incurred announced, Fobrujiry 10th po.stponod to All you ciin r;i( every Sun- M'tll. and Den furniture. Monmoulh Mretlnj; Uniform Snln by myself, February 24th, B p.m. Town- day starting at i p.m. Harry's Only a small percent age <>! Awning & Casual Furniture Co., "We'll Iry to do a better Job Monmoulh County Chapter Now In progrcwi. Shirley Mr. David Dwlght Jr, slilp Hall. Lobster blouse, Sea Bright. 842- the bwlgel is susceptible to a 147 Main, Asbury Park, 775- of explaining our needs in theI.O.O.H. (it JJalira Landing, Feb. Shop, Drond St., lied Bank, 138 Bodmun PI., lted Hank John 1'. Wadlngton, Socty. 0205. ' (Mv.) eut, should the councils of the 48811 (Adv.) (FREEHOLD, I'g. 2, Xtol. 1) 13. Call 872-1245. .(Adv.) (Adv.) ' ' j(Adv.) \%f (Adv.) I •' \ 10DDLET0WN-BAYSI-I0RE EDITION 3-THE DAILY BEG1STEH, Friday, February 7, 1969 ' 1 —; —t ; ; _ Charge Utility Project ^Northeast Officials Is Zone Code Violation Set Project Start 1 NEW' SHREWSBURY - would be within the 1,000-foot Borough adm nistrator Jer- LITTLE SILVER — Branch is the electrical con- Jersey Central Power and "clear zone" which state reg- ome S. Reed reported that the Groundbreaking for the first tractor, Philip J. Eager Inc. Light Co., last night was ac- ulations recommend should be problem emanates from the step in a long-awaited region- of Long Branch will do the cused of violating the bor- free of all structures. rear of the shopping center heating, air conditioning and ough's zoning ordinance. At a recent public hearing where trucks unload and al sewer system will take plumbing, and Arrow Iron ; In a letter read at the Bor. in Newark before the Public where unpacking of goods place Feb. 22, Washington's Works Inc. of Jersey City has ough Council session, James Utilities Commission, profes- takes place, leaving a large Birthday. a miscellaneous metals con- sional pilots testified that the residue of cartons and other tract. Y. Dunbar, building inspec- ' - Northeast Monmouth Coun- tor, informed town fathers (he high voltage lines would be a packing materials. ty Regional Sewerage Author- The entire sewerage sys- company "is placing founda- "definite hazard" to aircraft Mr. Dunbar reported that a ity Chairman Michael J. tem will cost an estimated tions for towers of structures ' taking off or landing at Rod recent inspection by him dis- $29 million when completed "Rafferty said last night that in the right of way of the Cen- Bank Airport; closed that large quantities of contracts for construction of and will serve 12 towns. The tral Railroad of New Jersey, Ask Rejection trash and debris in the area Ithe treatment plant and six towns which are authority members are Oceanport, southern divis:on." Council last night au- had not been disturbed for ' pumping station on Raccoon "many days" and that tho ar- Island, Monmouth Beach, Monmouth Beach, Fair The letter, a copy of which thorized a letter to PL'C re- ea tended to become a breed- '.' have been signed. Haven, Little Silver, Shrews- also has bopn sent to Hie slate questing that tho railroad • The public is invited to the bury, West Long Branch, The Public Utilities Commission, right of way easement be de- ing ground for rats and other '• groundbreaking ceremony. six towns which will be cus- said such work cannot be un- nied to JCP&L and that fur- vermin. ' . '-' The authority awarded $5,- tomers are Rumson, Sea dertaken without a building ther studies be conducted on Mr. Dunbar was authorized ; 411,381 worth of contracts for Bright, New Shrewsbury, permit. the possibility of lowering the to give the management 10 •the Raccoon Island plant in Shrewsbury Township, Red "No building permit,", Mr. transmission lines, or of plac- days to have the area cleared December. Bank and Eatontown. Dunbar said, "can be is- ing them underground. up. Police and fire authorities •. General contractor is.D'An- Completion date has been MONMOUTH'S CHOICE — Mist Myke Kent of West Deal, seated, last night was sued until land use and site Objections to the proposed also were instructed to coop- " nunrio & Associates, a joint set tentatively for 1972. selected by Monmouth College at its nominee for the Top 10 College Girls in .plan requirements of the. bor- power line-have been voiced erate. ough's zoning ordinance'have by a number of municipalities Council went on record as "venture of D'Annunzio Bros. America Contest. Mist MlmiWatkins of Washington state, left, and Miss Marcia '•• Inc. DeForrert Construction been complied with." through which the proposed supporting an application by c and 'Equipment Co. Inc., and Hahn, right, are runnars-up. Miss Gayle Levey of Elbsron Park, second from right, Near Airport line.would be erected. the Monmouth Regional High C & C Construction Co. Inc. Howard was the college's choice last year. (Register Staff Photo) According to JCP&L plans, Council also considered a School Board of Education for J.R.H. Electrical Mechani- (Continued)' towers will be constructed complaint from Shrewsbury the utilization of 40.9 acres of . cal Contracting Co. of Long Gov. Hughes said that af along the right of way for 6.6 borough concerning manage- land, recently acquired by v this point he finds a great miles from Colts Neck to Red ment of Superama, Shrews- the board, as "open spaces" ^ Bank. They will be up to 19 bury Ave., which it said "al- land, at no cost to the bor- deal of support mounting in Relative Harmony Reigns feet in height and will be do- lows large quantities of ref- ough. Freehold several counties for former pressed to a minimum .32 foot use to become a nuisance and Permission was also grant- (Continued) Gov. Robert E. Meyner, as height at a point less than 800 a hazard".and asking New ed to the Tinton Falls Schools short time allowed us," he well as for Frank Thompson, feet from the east end of the Shrewsbury to "take action Board of Education to use the -said. As Marlboro Planners Meet Red Bank Airport runway. on this long standing prob- 4th District Democrat. "Green Acres" tract adjacent lem," Dr. Satz said the board, D. Louis Tonti, executive MARLBORO - Harmony as office holders or employes. ganization meeting (at which The depressed section to the school for recreational bad considered cuts in the director of the N. 3. Highway reigned, for the most part, at There is a possibility that Mr. Bauman was renamed purposes. . areas of transportation and the, third organization meet- their actions may be null and chairman and Mr. Antisell On the proposal of Counclt- building renovation and re- Authority which operates the ing of the Planning Board void. secretary)." pair, but "the price of reduc- man Tom Ruzicka, council al- Garden State Parkway, indi- last night at Township Hall. "This may imperil and un- Mr. Antisell did not attend Application Held Up so went on record as opposing ^ingJielbudgeL y nig" '" -cated-again-Uiat-heJs—sounds- Jn jvhat seemed like .ritual.—fair]y_delay_applicatio.ns_nuw_ Jhe meeting last night. terms of where the money _any-metcopolitan-jet-airport tag out" his support for the protest, Citizens Committee before the board. It is hoped "PPPJahmng Board attorney " would come from." proposed for the vicinity of gubernatorial nomination. (CC) members protested Rob- that Mr. Nivison will have the Herbert B. Birman said it was By Missing Papers the borough. . He said the budget allows ert Nivison's .participation in clear that any board action, good Judgment not to take Police Chief James Herring : $25,000/to $27,000 to replace One source said he Is cer- the session and voted against part in actions of the board taken by Mr. Antisell after MARLBORO - "Where are vision ordinance regulating five 'old school buses.' tain that Mr. Howard and Mr. a resolution adopting all of Jan. 1 was Improper and that the missing papers?" people the planting of shade trees in was authorized to take steps until this matter has been fi- against stray dogs reported to T "We could keep the old Tonti wouldn't engage in a the action's taken at the Mon- nally settled in the. courts. there is "no question that any wanted to know. subdivisions. buses, but each of them has Gerald A. Bauman Jr., last be a nuisance in the Pine- primary fight against each day night organization. This is particularly impor- action Mr. Nivison takes is The Planning Board reaf- about 100,000 miles on it, and But the Purpose and Prin- tant in the case of applica- legal;*' month's Planning Board firmed its resolution to put brook - Wayside Road areas. other., It was explained that cost of this is a safety hazard," he ciple (PP) Coalition remained tions for-subdivisions or site Mr. Bauman said he would chairman, brought in the cur- board records Jn a central lo- disposal of stray dogs would —- explained. "If Mr. Howard decides to in command, 5-4, with George plan review." acquiesce in Mr. Creevy's act- rent application for^subdi— cation instead of having them- He said the budget allows be borne by owners and not be a candidate, I'm quite cer- E. Creevy in the chairman's The fight over the Planning ing as chairman "to avoid a vision classification and site "scattered around" in mem- : for 28 new teachers, "which seat. plan approval in a cardboard by persons calling the dog tain that Lou Tonti would pull Board majority began ,when circus atmosphere." bers' homes, but this happened is not excessive in view of And nearly every, vote tak- box, and one applicant, Levitt before it was charged that catcher. back," the source said; ."and Thomas A. Antisell, a CC The actions taken by the PP the fact that we expect 500 en on applications was unani- member elected to the Town- and .Sons, claimed some of papers were missing. Council said it would fur- to 600 more pupils in the 1969- T believe it would work the mous. ,. , board members Monday- the papers it had filed were ship Council Nov. 5, decided were ratified by a 54 vote, Henry H. Sperry, Levitt ex- ther Investigate the installa- 70 school year." other way, too," CC Chairman Gerald A. to keep his seat on the board missing. * tion of mercury vapor lights a Bauman Jr. presented a let- with all CC members of the ecutive, and John O'Mara, Tuesday's voters disap- The two are scheduled to instead of taking his oath of board voting against the res- There was also supposed to Eatontown attorney, applied at the' grade crossings at proved current expenses of ter asserting that "the legal- meet today. office as a councilman. olution. be a • letter from the Town- for a minor subdivision and Hamilton and Drift Roads. $3.«S5,6H by a 774-705 vote ity of Mr. Nivison's appoint- ship Council at last night's Council President Lawrence Aides for U.S. Sen. Clifford ment to the Planning Board Mr. Nivison was appointed The action reaffirmed' the site plan approval for Levitt's and capital improvements to- and sworn in Jan. 1 to replace Planning Board meeting ask- J.- Kirk, who conducted the taling $174,170 by a vote of P. Case,- R-N.J., said last has not been settled, there- election of Mr. Creevy as proposed swim club at Mon- Mr. Antisell, and a court bat- ing for the board's recom- mouth Heights at Marlboro — meeting in the absence of 77M94. night that he has made no de- fore action in which he takes chairman, Mr. Nivison as sec- mendations about a subdi- tle ensued. retary and Alan Holland as "-a $200,000 ratable," said Mr. Mayor Francis L. Cooper, an- The vote was-close in sev- cision on whether he will seek part as a board member is questionable and possibly sub- An appeal is pending of Su- vice chairman; and the ap- Sperry. nounced the appointments of en municipalities, but in the the GOP gubernatorial nomi- Arthur A. Erickson Sr. and seventh — Howell Township— ject to complete nullification perior Court Judge Elvis Sim- pointment of Mr. Bierman as The Levitt spokesmen said nation. mill's ruling that Mr. Antisell board attorney, Frederick H. Mauro Heads the application papers had James Blowers to the Plan- ' there was a resounding de- • is a councilman and Mr. Nivi- ning Board for five''and six- feat. Voters there turned "All office holders or sub- Kurtz,! engineer, -and Mrs. been filed Dec, 26. When Mr. "Just say the door is open," son is rightfully on-the Plan- Mary E. Denton, clerk. year terms, respectively. •down current expenses -297 to one aide said. "It is difficult,. stitute appointments created Bauman said no topographical at the Feb. 3 meeting 6r at .. ning Board; .; ;~; . Mr. Bauman's. letter was Stop. Crime. map had", been" provided" t o '" Council" approved ,th FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, «^:% , . : Television • Jpodl Movies • Theater Your Weekend Magazine Dining Out • Music Hobbies Comment MerrittSpties rove • •••• : • NEW YORK (AP) — This your energies. It's easier for you try to force that way, derful baritone songs like justment to singing every season Robert Merrill sings me to sing now. I enjoy it you lose the natural color 'Mandalay.' night, and singing the same Rodrigo in "Don Carlo" and more, Eijgiteen years ago, if and quality nature put in "I did pop songs before I thing. Trying it one summer the toreador in "Carmen" at I hit a good high note I was your voice. I can get away sang in opera. That paid for would be a way to ten." the Metropolitan O^era and veiy happy! Today it's the with Amonasro. But I don't my lessons for many years. I As anyone who has seen the makes guest appearances on flow of the entire role. And i. do three or tour dramatic knew opera would be my ul- gregarious singer as a TV TV shows, singing both pop it becomes more fun and easi- rotes .in the same season, if timate job, but I did lots of guest would realize, MerriH and classical. er to do. I do''Rigotetto' in a season, things to make a dollar." doesn't insist that he be I don't also do Count Di Luna Among the "lots of things" None of this is even close to "I'm singing 'Rigotetto* this 1 known as a "Metropolitan being new for Merrill. But season. It's the most taxing in *H Troyatore. " Merrill did to pay for voice Opera star." In fact, he's Jus* critics say that he's singing role that baritones do. Many Merrill also appears occa- lessons were pitching tor a as pleased, or more pleased, better than ever. For in- stop singing it after a certain sionally on TV — the Merv semipro baseball team and by the comment of a little stance, they say that he's amount of time; some nights Griffin. Show, Kraft Music singing on cruise ships, in boy who saw him coining out singing better in "Don Carlo" I've felt like doing it myself. HaH, Bed SkeUon Show, Ed summer resorts and at Radio of a Madison Square Garden City Music HaU. than he did 18 seasons ago. "But I try not to do too SuHivan Show. "I enjoy do- benefit. Referring to a singing Merrill first sang in "Don much at once. You pick out ing tbem. I manage to get in Merrill recently made a . commercial Merrill made ani Carlo" on the opening night what is good tor you and you plugs tor the opera and try "Fiddler on the Roof" record- the fact that his recording of of the 1950-51 season, Dec. 6, stick with it to prove you can be a human ing, with members of the the National Anthem f$ 1990. It was at the request of being and still be an opera London cast. "I've had tempt- played before games at Yan- BudoH Bing, tor his first Different Operas \ singer. I occasionally sing an ing offers to go on the stage, kee Stadium, the boy said to opening night as Metropoli- "It's not the number of aria; but the difficulty there but haven't had the time. One a pal, "Who's he? Dontyptt tan Opera general manager. performances that I conserve is the orchestration, so usual- day I'd like to. I'm curious know? He's Schaefer Beet Merrill, who is 49, started on. I sing as many as I ever lyi try to do one of the won- to see if I could make the ad- and'Oh Say Can You l at the Met in December 1945, did. But I used to do 6 or 7 having won first prise and a different operas to the same contract in "The Met Pre- season. I can't do justice to sents" contest the spring be- each one and do that. You MAF Starts Drive to Recruit fore. His debut role was the can not become a great 'Bigo- eMer Germont in "La Travi- letto' H you sing only two or ata" (which he has sung three a season and then do some 500 times), and his sec- five other roles. Workers for Concert Series ond role was the toreador in And I don't get bored with BED BANK - The Mon- James Bennett; Atlantic High- ton Hopkins; New Shrews* '•Carmen." 'Don Carlo.' It's a very big mouth Arts Foundation lands, Mrs. Carl Peterson; bury, Mrs. R. G. Spencer sad His Debit opera, with a lot of meaning. launched its recruitment drive Colts Neck, Mrs. Peter Krupa Mrs. James Dunbar; Oafe It needs an important con- "Edward Johnson (general, tor volunteer workers for the Jr.; Eatontown, Mrs. H. E. hurst, Miss Elise Loizeattxj ductor, who knows it well. manager before Bing) held 1969-70 concert series at a Werner; Fair Haven, Mrs. Red Bank, Mrs. Harold Cod* Verdi spent more time on back telling me of my debut luncheon in the Molly Pitcher" Charles Burrus; Fairview, dington; River Plaza, Mrs. 'Don Carlo* than anything; until 10 days before I went Motor Inn. Mrs. Jose Pena; Freehold, Richard Grantges; Ru he worked on it for three on. The season started and The new season will feature Mrs, Harold Kobb; Harmony-„ Mrs. Henry Michael; years. He was terribly against there I was hot knowing what the Osipov Balalaika Orches- New Monmouth, Mrs. John I was going to make my de- the Inquisition and felt the Shrewsbury, Mrs. W. W* tra of Moscow with stars of Ostock; Hazlet-Keyport, Mrs. Koenig. . :••' but in. They did it that way great depth of his task. the Bolshoi Opera and Rus- in those days. It was a very u Claribel McNeil!; Holmdel* Rounding out membership l think Rodrigo is a noble sian dancers on their first Mrs. Morris Everett; Lin- week, a brunch for Moo* peculiar system. You didn't role. There aren't any out- American tourr the National know what you were going to croft, Mrs. Milton Klein; Lit- mouth Arts Foundation coo* standing arias that you stop Ballet of Canada with inter- tle Silver, Mrs. Leon Able cert series workers will be sing unless you were a super- shows with but it is more national stars and the Na- and Mrs. Leonard Danzig; star. Pons knew before. • held Sunday, March 23, at gratifying than some.of ther- tional Ballet Orchestra; Ju- Long Branch, Miss Virginia, noon in the Molly Pitcher "I picked up the paper one oles where you step out and lius Katchen, pianist of inter* Loly; Matawan, Mrs. Stock- Motor Inn. . day and saw my name in the do an aria and your friends national fame and a native cast for 10 days later. Ten yelL" of Long Branch; the Vienna days is nothing to get ready." This season at the Met Mer- Academy Chorus, a hand- Critics praised Merrill high- rill is singing about 18 times, picked group of 24 male and ly in those days, but compar- in four operas, 'Don Carlo' female graduates of the Vien- ing today, say he's singing and 'Faust,' which he, consid- na Academy, with an en- better now. i viable reputation throughout ers lyric baritone parts, and the United States and Europe; For example, he recorded •Rigoletto' and Carmen,' the Rotterdam Philharmonic the toreador, jEscamilto, with dramatic parts. He says he Orchestra of lit) musicians un- Rise Stevens! as Carmen in considers his voice a dark der the direction of Jean 1951, and again with Leontyne lyric baritone, capable of Fournet and Edo De Waart on Price in 1964, and his- second both lyric and dramatic parts. its first American tour in effort is better by far, with Not every baritone voice is. 1970. 1 his voice deeper and more i He says,"I'ye heard many expressive. ; baritones with-a naturally lyr- Concert memberships will be available during member- I I How does he do it? MerriH ic, quality try to darken it to says, "You learn to conserve sing Amonasro in 'Aida.' If ship week, March 17-22. Dr. Ernst T. Theimer," Rumson, and Mrs. Walter Johnson,, Lo- * cust, co-chairmen of the con- cert committee, announced Today's Feature* that the membership cam- paign will be directed by Mrs. Pages Ernst Theimer, Rumson, as- sisted by Mrs. Edward C. TV Comment ....^...... ;...;...;.. 2 Fearns, Rumson; Mrs. John R. Gable, New Shrewsbury; At the Movies —...... ,....i.^.....™. 2 Mrs. Edward Urion, Ocean- port; Mrs. L. S. Wyer, Rum- RECRUITING VOLUNTEER WORKERS at MonmoutK son; Mrs. M. R. Williams, Arts Foundation 1969-1970 concert series membership I Little Silver; Mrs. Samuel I. luncheon at the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, art, Jolt TV Listings j *..« 4, S» 6 Griesmer, Colts Neck, and I to right, Mrs. Edward C. Fearns, Rumson, chairman Iff Mrs. E. H. Poindexter, New Your Garden ...... ^ .„„...... „. 7 Shrewsbury. ; of volunteers; Dr. Ernst T. Theimer, Rumson, co-chair* Hollywood ..i.J...... : . 7 Chairman of volunteers, man, concert committee, and Mrs. Dorothy Holmet, Mrs. Fearns, announced the; representing Community Concerts, New York OKy« Holiday Inn:...... 8 following area ^airmen:- wnd schedule* artist!1 appearances for the founda- Applebrook, Mrs. G. Huse- nitza; Asbury Park, Mrs. tion. -.5 •;»,;:;:: :••;.- TV CO •f: 1:X. ^Or BANK TOMSBIVER Wrecking Crew 2:00: 7:»; 9:30. I Love You Alice B. ToUu 2:20; SAT. ft SUJI. — Kiddle*1 Matinee— 7:25; 9:25. By CYNTHIA LOWRY of a sketch that wouqd up 11:15, Britain's Royal Shakes* • Fltmrffly 2:00: Wrecking Crew BAT. — I Lore You Alice B. *:CO; 6:09; B:QO; 10:00. naaam SiOO; 4:0©; «:«; 8:06; 10:05. NEW YORK (AP) - Web- with the cast: rojBping around peare Company in the first of EATONTOWN BUN. — I Low You Alice B. ster's New World Dictionary waving;U.&. flags. ... .( three plays and, the sole Toklaa 2:00: 3:55; 5:40; 7:4S; 9:30. defines the word "satire" as r comedy in the series. 1 COMMUNITY- DOVER- .. Jones,;?wli)^w3 ir dean, Wncklns Crew 2:00; 7:00; 9:00. . Wreelctoi: Crew 7:15; 9:2ft. "the use of ridicule, sarcasm, Aflwric^n-boy image,/wound SAT. ft BUN. — Kiddle Show: SAT. — Kiddle Show: Tnunder- irony, etc., to expose, attack, Thunderbirda a Go Go 2:00-, Wreck- , birds An Go—2:00; Wrecking crew op the -sfiiw by stating that ing Crew 4:1%: 6:00 #:Q0; 10:00. *:30; 6:20: 8:15; 10:15. or deride vices* follies etc. .,'V if "we've offended anybody-- " SUN., .-.- Kiddie Stow:- Thunder- •-• '"' FREEHOLD birda Are Go—2:00; Wrecking Crew The viewer who sattlnough weH, I remember my grand* MALL- 5:00; TrtB; »;i5. ^^ ABC's new* mother said that if yon want . Wrecking Crew 7:25; 9:40. ; "What's BAT. — Kiddie Show: Assignment North of Red Bank to clean a caj, you have to ta Outer Space 3.-00; Wrecking All Crew 5:30; 7:90; 10:10. start by rubbing- its iur- the BUN. — Wrecking Grew 2;»; 4>»; ' MIDDLETOWN WorW?" wrong way2! -, - TOWN- Jng Vks pj 4 rtcg Crew 7:15;.9:25. It was not clear just whom ASBURtf FARE BAT. — Kiddie Show 2:00; Wreck- miere last he was calling a cat, but a LYRIC- ing Crew 4:10; 5:50; 8:10; 10:00. ni^it might: Tbe Lion In Winter 8:30. " SUN. -r- Wrecking Crew 4:10; 5:50; lot oi the show riiW)ed.tbe SAT. 4 SUN. — The Lion fca Win- 8:10; 10:00. conclude the; wrong way^. ter 2:30) 8:30. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS producers and i MAYFA1R- ATLANTIC- writers ] Weekend's Harvest Wrecking* Crew 2:00; 7:M; »:». , Boston Wrangler T:00: 10:25: Fru- ' Tonight —" 'This is Tom •: SAT. ft BUN. — Wreckins Crew deuce and The Pill 8:55. called their; 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. SAT. ft SUN. — Kiddle Show 2:00; comedy - va-l Jones," ABC, 7:30-8:30 EST, Boston Streakier 7:00: 10:25; Pru- premiere of a variety series OUR TASTt-TEMniNG ST.JAMES- M4Mi * me Pin 8:55. riety: ;hour LOWRY Ni«ht They Elided HlnA?** 2:00; HAZLET "satiric" eitiier never read the starring the Welsh singer; OlD UNION HOUSE 7:30; 9:30,- : "Let's Make a Deal," ABC, BAT. * SUN. — Toe Nlgt* H&ey PLAZA- definition or don't know tbe Raided iclMkys 2:00; 4:00; 5:55; The- Wrecking Crew 7:25; 9:45. difference between the smart- 8:30-9, premiere of a night- SLICED STEAK...... 115 7:55; 10:«)L . SAT. -^. Kiddle Show: Visit to & AVAILABLE MONDAY-FRIDAY SmftU- Planet 2:00; The Wpecktoe alecky aid ironic. time version of the daytime NEPTUNE'Cir .. Grew 6^0: ?:«; 1OKH. game show; "This is Sholem BUNi"»- The Wrecking Crew 2:25; the show opened with a sil- M NEPTUNE crry— *:45; T:«: 9:30. " - Atefchem, J*BC, I0-U, ?spe- MUSIC & DANCING 1 Love You Alice'B.Toklaa T:10; houette with a Texas accent 8:10. RT. iS DRIVE IN- complaining to "Ladybird" cial, .documentary on tbe life FRU SAT. NIOHT BAT, ft StCN. Y— Kiddie fitiow: and works ~ of the Yiddish Fantattc Voyafce 2:00; I Love You FRi, SAT. ft SOTt — Ourtooa 7:00: that he missed the White Alice B. TokbM 4:00; «:00; 8:00; Cartoon 7:00; Play Dirty 7:07; writer. 10:00. ae Party 9:19. , House, at which point another silhouette called "Hubert," Sunday — "The View from MANASQUAN STRAND- Space," ABC, 7-8 p.m. EST, FBl, SAT. & SUN. — SecretCere- chimed in that he did too. Q it»ny 7:00; 10:42; Marat d« Bade Dean Jones, tbe show's host, documentary on. space ex- FIM Food owl a Tbe Impoaelble Tears 2:00; 1:00; 8 ploration and its meaning to Dellglttfal Atmosphere 9:00. ^S BRUNSWICK then appeared to ask who , SAT. — Kiddle Show: A Challenge would have thought six man's future; "A Midsum- to Robin Hood 2:00; The Impoosible Wharf Am. 741.1500 Rod loak Year* 7:00; 9:00. — PRL. SAT. * 8ON.— months ago that Havana merNight's Dream" CBS, 9- SUN. — Kiddle Show; A Challenge Wrecking Crew 7rtO; 10:50; Walk to Robin Hood 2:00: The Impos- , Don't Ron 9:00. • would become the. world's sible Team 4:40; «:«; 8:45. \ INDOOR - Wrecking Crew 7:30; busiest airport. BRICK TOWN U:20; Walk Don't Run 0:3a. * SAT. ft SUN. — Walk Don:* Run Sort of Embarraslng A THAR SHE BLOWS BRICK PLAZA- 1:45; 5:40: 9:30; Wreckta* Grew Wrecking Crew 7:20; 9:36. »;»; 7:30; W.20. - JDne sketch had a tough- M ENJOY OUR NEW SAT, — Kiddle Show 2:00: The talking Mafia boss preparing Wrecking Grew 5:55: 8:00; 10:00. PERTH AMBOY SUNDAY BUFFET 2« SUN. — Tbe wrecking Crew 2:25; to "integrate" the B1 a c k 1 P.M. TO 4:30 P.M. — - *:«; 7:00: 0:20. AMBOYS DRIVE IN- 1.75 CHILDREN FRL, SAT. ft .SUN. - Gartoon , Hand, and picking on a Ne- STEAKS AND LAURELTON -7:09; The! • WreckinE Crew 7:08; "gro handyman as the first SBA FOOD TILL 11 —x 11:12; A Dandy in Aspic 9:Sp> HEARTY SANDWICHES DRIVE-IN- MENLO PARK initiate. It wasn't funny — TILL 1:* PRI. & SAT. — BulllU 7:15; 311:00; just sort of embarrassing. Flaming frontier 9:25. CINEMA------rr ' SUN. — BulBtt 7:00; 10:45; Flam- .FHI^ SAT.; ft SUN. — I Love You * In another sketch, a. lit- Fill. «M SAT. KITES ing Frontier 9:00. AHce B. Tokfes 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; tle girl imitated Shirley Tent DAVE BREWER DUO 8:00; 10:00. ,. 4 pie dancing and singing "It's HOURS: » M a Only a Paper Moon," dedi- 7 DAYS A WEEK -^ cated to the astronauts. There was a tedious spoof of a TV interview^ show. _v 'For shock, there was a sketch about a tap-dancing BODMAN PL. nun purportedly starring in |. RED BANK On Hie Navoibfc RtVef a movie called "The Swing- Shone 7414358 In Red Bank eing Sister?' She talked in a combination of pious language and show biz jargon. Guest star Barbara Bain earnestly recited Pete See- ger's atiti-war poein, "Where Have,All the Flowers Gone?" . illustrated by newsreel shots of Hitler, the Japanese su^ render and men in Vietnam. What: was probably; meant as a put-on—but whicii came off as a put-down—spoofed the of Old Fashioned Custom President of the: United States "SUNDAY •. by name in song and in a Hozlet . manner that seemed sneering Highway 35 CHAMPAGNE^RUNCH" and derogatory: It was part An elegant leisurely brunch 264-2400 ..DANCE.. «6.U.S,PAT.0fr. served from noon to 3 p.m. $350 Children Half Price PUT YOURSELF Banquet Facilities for up to 500 if i IN THE DOUBLE-HEADER !|l SPOTLIGHT Entertainment Weekends "Returning By Popular Demand" Featuring "NANCY" IN | OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE at the Piano Bar FRIDAY, FEB. 7Hi - 9 p.m. - 2 a.m. "ALFIE" Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails the biggest singing sensation to hit the east eoost Private Banquet Facilities • Ballet • Tap - Alfi* bit the Hojlday Inn ltk« a bomb mi Mday, Jwmary 31, Mngtag tfce nation'* moit popular hits and mart currtnt hit* • Toe •Acrobatic J?m "wowoVi the crowd clamored for more, the women loved • Baton • Jan him. rte men wdretf, AIHe. kept the crowd framed by Ms ringing. Alfle has recorded for Paramovnt. Hear a preview of CHILDREN to ADULJ5 Us new wmr t* te Tefeased soon o> onother label. SPECIAL TOTS CUSSES '•, "\ , ",- I • al»o •' STATE HWV. 39, HIGHLANDS • entertainment for your Dancing and Listening Pleasure by X Blocks North of Highland* Bridge Leah Mauer SCHOOL OF DANCE The SHOWTIME TRIO Dial 872-1351 17 EAST FRONT STREET Starring PHYLLIS RAE and tht BROTHERS TWO RED BANK Diners Club —-American Express Dtmir from 5-10 — Sandwiches 'HI 12 747-9552 NO COVER — NO MINIMUM Symphony Seete Talent NEWARK - A tatart Lewis!, is anxious to ~r.—^.^ ; search ftr asj»fcng singers to door to DGW tiimt Bir>y* WBV ' perform with thft Mew Jersey of the symphony's obBgrttoa Sih fli h . to fester and assist «HK%^ teen launched stetewite. teXeSwa IB 8CSVNB' HMBC -. Geofirpy Hatt Jr// sym- throughout the state/' Ftatt phony manager, says the competitive search is open to Auditions are scheduled tor all residents of New Jersey, Feb. 19 at the MiMrarn High with vocal students being School Auditorium at 1:38 particnlariy encouraged to- p.nr. Tliosff intefested" • AKH • participate. contact the Symphony offices "Our music director, Henry at 1080 Broad St. TO PERFORM —' Tfta Shrewsbury Chortle, under fha (fraction of naw conductor Ptut Grammar, will perform Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms*' in a pro? 264-2400 gram of sacred music at Aa United Methodist Church, Red Bank, at Pp.m, orv IM.ULIMT.0*. Fab. 16 and Fab. 23 at iha First United Mathodist Church, Freehold. - Banquet Facilities for up to 500 ». . Brings the STARS to New Jersey! Dean Martin's SAT., FEB. 8 *• 9 P.M. to 2 A.M. 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A German agent, whose brother Is 11:00 O 77 SUNSET STRIP 3s30 © "Bhclc Narcissus" .; ' ' working for the Allies, receives plans for construc- © JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE 11 tion of a mine to ward off suspected Allied Invasion. I ' EARTH 8 • : 4:30 IB "Adventures of Sherlock Holm* , ] ' UW2) . • :; © "Straight Jtcbr" • |. t .11:30- ©EQUAL TIME 8 O THE LATE SHOW © CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I ''Paratrooper" starring Alan Ledd, Leo Genn. Film 11:30 EWNING |; about a Canadian who joins the paratroopers under OHERCULOIDS8 ! 6-00 ©©NEWS© an assumed name because he has a fear of responsi- ©UNDERDOG 8 1 0 HAZEL 0 bility, due to an earlier service experience. (MM) 0 THE FANTASTIC FOUR 0 V © THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 © UNDERWAY FOR PEACE 8 ' i CTGILLiGAN'S ISLAND © starring Johnny Carson Series on the history of the United States Navy tfA "Physical Fatness" O THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW 8 Its role hi defending the United States, ! - ©BATMAN© © TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES © CAPITOL REPORT "Last Chance for life" starring Franca Bettola, AFTERNOON 6:30 O MY FAVORITE MARTIAN Claudlo Gora. Son of the commandant of the Ger- 2:00 O SHAZZAN 8 !: ©EYEWITNESS NEWS-6;30 REPORT 0 man prison camp In Italy aids a prisoner to escape. (1968) Q STORYBOOK SQUARES 8 ;-U; ©iSPY© 12:30 ©MOVIE Children's version of the "Hollywood Squaree* : ; "Magic Mirror". Dramatic story of Robinson's dtt> ''Gun Belt" © METROMEDIA'S EVANS-NOVAK REPORT •i emma when he learns that the woman he loves is 1KX) O LATE NEWS 0 O GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE 8 : linked to an exiled dictator he and bis partner Scott © THE MILLIONAIRE are assigned to Investigate. . © AMERICAN WEST © VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA © O THE BEST OF BROADWAY 2:30 0 JOHNNY QUEST 8 "The Creature". Admiral Nelson attempts to de- . "A Hatful of Rain" (195?) starring Don Murray, ©UNTAMED WORLD 8 i stroy a creature which threatens to grow large Eva Marie Saint. Drama about a Korean War vet- Studies of the world of animals and nature. enough to demolish whole cities. ; • • eran who becomes addicted to drugs as a result of Carey narrates. © INGLES PARA TODOS his injuries. O CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING 7.-0G © CBS EVENING NEWS 0 O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 0 ©AMERICAN BANDSTAND '69 0 with Walter Cronkite ; (D LATE NEWS FINAL 0 ©MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE hlS 0 THE LATE NIGHT NEWS © "The Lion of St. Mark" starring Gordon fiflott, ftflf O HUNTLEY.BRINKLEY REPORT © O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Battaglla. Disguised even from his own father, M ©I LOVE LUCY "The Ape Woman" (1964) starring Annie Glrardot, Doge's son crosses swords with a beautiful W O ABC EVENING NEWS WITH Achille Majerone. A woman bom with hair covering turess and the pirates menacing thfl Adrlltlfl FRANK REYNOLDS © her body marries the man who has exploited hex Venice. (1962) © NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF deformity. • ID THE BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW ^ 7:30 0 THE WILD WILD WEST © 1:20 0 THE DeCARLO WEEKEND THEATRE 1:00 0 MOBY DICK AND THE MIGHTY A dying man's request to preserve a legacy for his "The Violent Men" starring Glenn Ford, Barbara MIGHTOR8 young ward sends James West to a Kansas town Stanwyck. Film about an ex-Civil War officer who where he discovers a wholesale conspiracy among fights ruthless land baron trying to take over the 0 IT'S ACADEMIC © people to steal the Inheritance. _ valley. (1959) B WELLS FARGO O THE HIGH CHAPARRAL 8 * 2:00 O NEWS HEADLINES • © SUPERMAN 8 "Feather of an Eagle". After freeing a white girl O GREAT MUSIC 0 ID THE DISCOURSE OF WESTERN MAN from Apaches, Billy Blue Cannon is taken hostage 1:30 0 THE LONE RANGER 0 by the tribe and threatened with death if the girl 2:15 0 NEWS AND WEATHER ; Is pot returned. - 3:15 O THE LATE LATE SHOW H • © HOW TO BE A PARENT-AND SURVIVE 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES © "Three Came Home" starring Claudette Colbert, "Speech and Language" .. i 0 THIS IS TOM JONES 0 Patric Knowles. True Btory of a Japanese Colonel ©COLT 45 Starring the popular Welsh singer, Tom Jones WiUi who protects the children of an American wife ©HAPPENING© guests from all over the world! Joey Heathertony who's trapped in Japanese-occupied Borneo. (1960) .©UPBEAT© Mary Hopkin, The Moody Blues, Richard Piyor, 5:25 O GIVE US THIS DAY (Q GUTEN TAG Peter Sellers. 2:00 0 OPPORTUNITY LINE 0 O STEVE ALLEN SHOW 0 Guests: Tom Poston, Norm Crosby, Ethel Ennls, O ECAC BASKETBALL © Mose Allison, Joe Interleggl, ' SATURDAY Providence at Niagara © F TROOP 0 I. * ©BRANDED© ©LIKE IT IS 9 "El Diablo" , m THE RISE OF THE AMERICAN NATION I © CITY MAKERS 0 • ":''•. MORNING 2:30 0 THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE 0 "Ghetto Tensions" ©ROUTE 66, < 8:00 G PAY CARDS 0 (;00 O MODERN FARMER O EAST SIDE KIDS MATINEE - m THE PATTY DUKE SHOW , • has O GIVE US THIS DAY "Little Tough Guy". When father goes to trlftW "The Genius" 6:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 the children must fend for themselves, (1988X © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 6:60 O EARLY BIRD NEWS © ALL-STAR COLLEGE BASKETBALL 0 8:30 0 GOMER PYLE 0 7:00 0 BLACK LEHRES 0 Fighting Irish of Notre Dame vs University if P+ Gomer and Lou Ann try to get service in a diner 0 ACROSS THE FENCE 0 troit Titans. * Whose operators are more interested in burglarising O PROJECT KNOW Q ffi EYE ON THE UNIVERSE I the bank next door. ; © THE NAME OF THE GAME 0 7:30 0 BLACK HERITAGE: A HISTORY OF 3:00 O YOUNG WORLD'69 0 ! "The Suntan Mob". Suzanne Fleshette guest. Farrell AFRO-AMERICANS 0 ©CELEBRITY BILLIARDS © la under the control of a brutal crime syndicate, 0 HERALD OF TRUTH ©COMBAT. . * - . d , © THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW O DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 , -• © PRO BOWLERS TOUR 8 • i ! \ © THE GENERATION GAP 0 © SILVER WINGS $50,000 Denver PBA Open from Denver, Colorado | Dennis Wholey, hoat. Game show featuring two Beiies on the history of military aviation from the 4:00 O CBS GOLF CLASSIC 8 1'[ , , panels of contestants—teenagers vs adults over SO, dreams of flight to the new achievements In aero* Bob Charles and Bruce Devlin meet Miller ittryiny aboug tot gues.fadss , thfashionse opposin, gname side'ss anknowledge.ablld historica-l space technology* and Billy Casper, events. . © RESEARCH PROJECT 8 "Oral Cancer Detection" won't like the mini-skirt dance for the "now" nor- ,, ©JOINT OF VIEW B O MILLION DOLLAR WOVIE , Uon. - Thirty Winchester For ETDiahlo". A secret > B MY THRK STOOGES 1 agent is sent to * rough frontier town to v O THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE 0 - 10^0 B LOOK UP AND LIVE Robert Goulet guest host Guests: The Mills Broth- a catUe rustling gang beaded by the dang< ers, Dusty Springfield, Jack Wakefidd, Kay Thomp- B MAN IN OFFICE 0 P3 Diablo. (1907) son, Hendia and UUett, Nicholai Ogovikoo. - B KING KONG 0 ID THE HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA O NEW YORK REPORT 0 10:00 6 MANNIX 0 O SUNDAY MOVIE SHOWCASE *30 O SOMEONE NEW 0 When Peggy's boyfriend disappears, Mannix looks "California Passage" starring Forrest Tucker, Adelt for him only to learn that he's an escapee, from a I O SECRET AGENT Mara. Girl becomes romantically interested in a prison road gang and determined not to return. O SATURDAY AT THE RACES 0 gambler even though he killed her "brother. (IS5O) r3 fcOO S THE EARLY SHOW O 10 O'CLOCK NEWS 0 O with George Scharmen 11:00 B CAMERA THREE | 'Tarzan's Secret Treasure" •tarring Jphwra Wela* B SEARCHLIGHT 0 inuller, Maureen O'Sullivan. Tartan's happy home- m THE KILLY STYLE 0 life ii Interrupted by the arrival of a scien^ flc ex- 10:30 0 MAURICE WOODRUFF PREDICTS 0 . a MY LITTLE MARGIE I pedltloa and two men in search of hlddfJ ~" O THE ANNIVERSARY GAME 0 . 8 BULLW1NKLE0 S3 (1M1) O COLLEGE BASKETBALL 0 Q TWIN CIRCLE HEADUNE 9 O SHELL'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF G#LF Redmen of St John's University vs the Cadets of 11:30 B PUBUC HEARING 0 O ABC'i WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS " Army. B DIRECT UNEO International Toboggan Championships, St Moriti, 11:00 B O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 DMR.B) Switzerland; National Hgure Skating Champion- 11:25 O WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT 0 B DISCOVERY '69 ships, Seattle, Washington, Winter—National Drag 11:30 Racing Championships, Pomona, California^ B THE LATE SHOW "Discovery Goes to Switzerland" n! "The Decks Ran Red" starring James Mason, Dor- ID OUTDOORS © othy Dandridge. Film about two,, murderous crew O 9 LIVES 0 "San • Diego Albacore" members who plot to kill captain of freighter to get control of ship for salvage money. (1950) AFTERNOON ID MAJOR AMERICAN BOOKS 12:00 B NEWSMAKERS 0 8:30 O THE MAN FROM U.N.C.LE. 0 O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS i B THE ALAN BURKE SHOW 0 8 DOROTHY GORDON YOUTH FORUM 0 m RACING FROM HIALEAH 0 B THE BEST OF BROADWAY 8 EASTSIDE COMEDY EVENING "Freud" (1962) starring Montgomery CM, Susan- nah York. Drama about Sigmund Freud and his •Triple Trouble" (1950) starring Leo Gorcey, Hunts 6:00 B THE BOB HOPE DESERT CLASSIC Hall. The Bowery Boys find their good intentkat prlngs, struggle for acceptance by the members of, his pro* f At the Indian Wells Country Club in Palm fesaton. trip them up. California. O PLAYBOY AFTER DARK 0 B THE RIFLEMAN B DEATH VALLEY DAYS 0 "The Guest". Lucas and if ark befriend a charamg Hosted by Hugh Heflner * stranger who introduces himself as an acquaintance "World's Greatest Swimming Horse" Guests Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Lawford,''Jerry f of an old friend of Lucas1, th«y discover that th* BRAT PATROL 0 Lewis, Anthony Newley, the Checkmates, i "The .Love Thine' Enemy Raid". A wound* il female - stranger has been hired to kill Lucas. 1 12:00 B THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 nurse becomes the sole survivor of the atroi'i starring Johnny Carson . t „ B RIGHT NOW 0 devastating assault on two German supply trucks. B ABBOTT AND COSTELLO CD CONTINENTAL MINIATURES I The Paper Hangers". Their landlord forces th* 4:30 B THE SIX-THIRTY REPORT ~ " 12:30 B SATURDAY NIGHT FUCK . f boys to decorate their apartment to pay off some eC B FAST DRAW 0 their back rest. Game in which contestants have to draw an- "Delia" starring Joan Crawford, Diane Baker, | swers for cash priies. . Wealthy, imperious Delia Chapel and her young i 1235 B THE MID-DAY REPORT 0 B EYEWITNESS NEWS-SATURDAY: daughter have been virtual prisoners In their man-1 12:30 *B FACE THE NATION 0 6:30 REPORT 0 sions for years. (1945) I • 8 A YEAR OF HOPE 0 B IT IS WRITTEN 0 I • "Voice of Democracy" BISPY0 1:00 "The Trouble with Temple*. Accused of belni ID THE BIG PICTURE 0 I 8 PAGE ONE a movie producer in Spain uses his beaut 1:10 B THE LATE NIGHT NEWS ! B MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE unsuspecting girlfriend as a pawn in a dc 1:15 B THE DaCARLO WEEKEND THEATRE I "Annie Oakley" starring Barbara Stanwyck, Pres- against agents Robinson and Scott "Wonder Man" starring Danny Kaye, Virginia ton Foster. A back-woods girl with a sharp eye and feE — 8ed Bank held atg High School wHl contribute West RegkBal High School, is five singers to the chorus of spoosored by the New Jersey "La Traviata" when the op- Music Educators Association, era is presented at the New By BOB THOMAS time I paid him back." It is a big picture, and it re- Members of the orchestra Jereey Operatic Festival and cherus were chosen, from , Associated Press Writer man speaking — in quires an four seasons to pic- Saturday night fcoLLYWOQD ; (AP) - Factored English that is ture the diversity of Tctai- high, schools throughout tbe (Tve been stealing long difficult to translate into kowsky's- music. Seniors Janelle Schewe, state. print — was Russian-bora Di- Chris Zahl and Caartes Frost, Giuseppi Verdi's "La Tra- enough from Tchaikowsky; : "So far the Russians nave viata" is a tra^c graixi opera mjtri Twmkin, veteran Holly- pot up an the money. But we and juniors Kenneth Schfcs- singer and Barbara Ciampoli based upon Alexander Do- wood composer and now ex- also need sequences in Ven- mas's story of "Camille." ecutive producer of the first ice, Florence, Paris and were selected for the festival Russian-American coproduc- co the basis of recommenda- This wDl be Uie" second tinie Cambridge, aB of which Red Bant &l$i has partici- tion, *Tchaikowsky." Tchaikowsky visited. Natur- tions by Robert Spencer, local choral director. pated in the festival Three Bald, puckish Tiomkin is ally the Russians win. not members sang in 196L the man who. delighted the _ want to spend dollars in Eu- \ 1h& festival, which wffl be life* Academy Award audi- rope, so I suppose Warner ••••MM ence when he accepted his Os- Brothers will have to assume ATLANTIC! cat for the song '"The .High the expense." Bob Hope Classic .:.,-. ANT ana" the Mighty." Following No Great Cncen Set for Television iimnfiiMii the 'usual parade of winners NOW - TOUT CURTIS Tiomkin added that the The final rounds of the 10th HENRY FONDA - Cefer Medium or Large who (hanked everyone from Russians had no great con* PIZZA their hairdressers to their cera about getting their annual Bob Hope Desert Oas-f 'Tt£ BOSTON STRANGLES" metiers, the composer money back. He pointed out sic, one of the richest — $122,- PLUS • DEBOKAH KEU "CMDM Good lor TRUDENCE AND THE PfLL" OR* MHO ONLY" cracked: "I want to thank my that Tchaikowsky is a great 000 — and most popular pro- cowkeis who made this national hero and the Soviet amateur golf tournaments, G«od ttrough SATURDAY Robert Mitchum • Mia Farrow Bfc M il mm H, Bufat - 2644C* li Secret Ceremony" • NOW 1 at Bo* Tke«trts ! • in Technicolor Dean Martin as Matt He! wrested for notsrc onflwctf m • also • swings with PtnnwoOK* MOTION PICTURE *, rtrra wrss UNITED ARTISTS SOMMER * TATE > Tbq IQUiSt" HWY. 35 EATONTOWN (Opposite Fort M Mr."Lawyer is being assist- STARTS ed as director by Mario De- THE VICK-TERS Stefano, who also serves as NEXT WEEK technical director. Business "CHARLY" arrangements will be; handled by Miss Kathleen Behrman. WED.-FRI.-SAT Choreography win' be ar- ranged and directed by Har- ry Ailster. Student coaches are Chris PIN-UP LOUNGE Demaree, voice, and Dean Herrington, music. Al Juska and Ann Johnson are collabo- rating on the set design. Jody .Fiore is in charge of cos- A BUD TORKIH - NORMAN l£Mt PRODUCTION ' ° °o tumes. As stage manager, Ginny Pascucci wiH coordi- Giulio's Pizzeria nate the work of all students SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES involved with the • techni- 691 BRANCH AVE. LITTLE SILVER cal aspects of the; produc- tion, j Tickets may be reserved by PIZZA • SUBS contacting any - member of AMPLE Shore Players, or by calling EPTUNE f ITY FREE Shore Regional High SchooL DELIVERY SERVICE II PARKING Flagship Show ^ 741-0561 UNION — Tomorrow and Saturday nights Larry Dix- PEIERSEUERS on's Flagship supper club in Union will present a show. "ILOVEVDU. Leading off festivities at the AUCEB TDKUS" Rt. 22 showspot is comedian Pat Cooper. A^M^^^VV^W^^^VWWVWVWO19 in the West Kcans- , The club will sponsor a burg fire house, Mrs, Daniels fashion show and card party vice "chairman and member New Principal Is Theme Is In chnrge, March 7 at 8 p.m. in Colts of the local club, will speak rp MM* PTA L Neck Inn, Steinnach's will on "Profile With a Purpose," ° l«C«l 1 1 iV Of Dance -ADVKIITIHKMKNT- SPREADS EAST KEANSBURG - An- KEYPORT - The Matnwan Nood i\ king tin, ipro«d lo- » qu»«n thony Falvo, new principal, Italian-American Association ^WRINKLES REMOVED ;iio bod? Wo hitv* III , . , or can iriflKi it. Como in and %«« how you will bo Introduced to parents Auxiliary Is sponsoring Us an- STILL AVAILABLE can «Id on extra toi ch lo youy r nt a meeting of the PTA nual Carnivulc Dance Sulur- IN 3 MINIItfS iodroom with from M. Silberstein Inc. • FIJOOK SAMPLKS Monday ni^ht. ' day, Fell. 15, lit 8 p.m. The How, (ivdlKililo to you, REVfAL, a now /J dance ami huff«t will be hold nrlonllllc couTiotlc wlilclt will INTERIOR DESIGNS SOFAS OR CHAIItS (iuc.st speaker will lie a dc- ymir wrltiMni tnmnorml!/ In | Imi'i! In the Klrsl Aid ISutyd- niliiuldl (Mil lint! up |i> I) uoirft, Apply lectivi! from llio Middletown KEVK/tl. (i) clltotIM ID ym/r Inralimil, Ings Slipcovers Lamps Draperies Township pollen dftparlmunt, JriK- The Iliome of the danra (irrttjiKl your cym, cinij not.k divJ wol'l UP IT) £{ 1/3% OFF thf ymirj tlhti|>|>ii(ir oj lh( llnoi, rrnwi who will show a film on mir- Is "Miirdl firas." Prizes will fuel rind iiiilflnim il!s