Raceway Project Gets State,

-SEE STORY BELOW Weather HOME Occasional fog and period! el rain or drizzle today, Ugh la THEflMLY mid 4th Gradual clearing to> night, low In upper tOs. Fair Red Bank, Freehold FINAL and cool tomorrow, Ugh around Long Branch 59. Sunday'* outlook, fair and J mild. Copyrlght-The Red Badk Register, Inc. 1967. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS Paid it B*4 Bank and at Additions MtlllnK offices. VOL. 89, NO. 200 Iiiuod dalljr, Monday torourh Friday. Second dm Poitagt FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Bus Bill Amendment Fight Looms TRENTON (AP) — A behind- easier to administer." County Residents Testify the cost of transporting parochial from state and local funds. the-scenes battle was shaping Feldman made the comment (See Page 26.) and private school pupils. Several Assemblyman Joseph Woodcock up today on the ultimate form of after listening to more than 100 witnesses characterized the mea-a Bergen County Republian, pro- Gov. Richard J. Hughes' contro- witnesses in two days of public way," a source close to the com-sure as in need of an overhaul. posed eliminating the mileage fac- versial private and parochial hearings on the bill. mittee said of the bill. Monstrosity tor altogether. Woodcock said school busing bill. The measure would entitle pri- But the source added it was "It's poorly conceived, hastily there should be a maximum cost Several members of the Senvat- e and parochial school stu- unlikely an anti-discrimination promoted and (an administration for busing private and parochial ate Education Committee were dents to free transportation to clause demanded by a number monstrosity," declared Dr. Harschoo- l students equal to the per known to favor substantial amend- their schools up to 20 miles from of witnesses at the hearings would mon V. Wade, superintendent of capita cost of busing public ments to the Assembly-approved their homes at public expense. be included in it. the Bridgewater Raritan Regional school students within the same bill, particularly with regard to Limit Is Issue The bill will be the subject of School District. district. the 29-mile maximum free ride However, Sen. Ned J- Parse- discussion between Hughes and Wade said his district has 9,- Feldman said later there wasn't limit. kian, a Bergen County Demo- Democratic leaders before the 000 students, of whom 7,100 aremuch chance of the Education But Chairman Matthew Feld- crat, and some Republican com- Legislature meets Monday. bused at a cost of $457,000 a Committee adopting Woodcock's man, D-Hergen, all but ruled mittee members are known to The 20-mile free service limit year. proposal. the possibility of any substantial have reservations on the 20-mile was attacked throughout the hear- Wade proposed lowering the Meanwhile, the Hughes admin- amendment, saying that the only limit. ings by a number, of witnesses 20-mile limit and letting private istration stuck to its estimate changes possible are "technical "There's no question that it'll and organizations. Under the bill, and parochial, schools do their that the measure would cost no ones which would make the bill have to be amended-in some the state would pay 75 per cent of own busing with reimbursement more than a total of $8 million. To Discuss Report With Owner

Y0UN9 HERPETOLOGIST — Alan Hook, right, poset with a large snake (kin that was part of grand prize winning display at the seventh gradV science fair ar Airport Talks Knollwood School, Fair Haven, last night. With him are Richard Mekenian and Mrs. Marion Hamilton, seventh grade science teachers. (Story, Page 2.) FREEHOLD — Freeholder Director Joseph C. recommendations on the preliminary report within not get Ut, Brown's airport on Rt. 34 at a "reason- (Register Staff Photo] Irwin said yesterday he will meet with Edward I. a month so that a final document can be prepared. able price," It should' buy an undeveloped, unas- Brown, owner of Monmouth Airport, Wall Township, "I don't want Mr. Brown to fhink we are sembled, 675-acre tract in New Shrewsbury. next week to discuss a site selection study report fighting him," said Mr. Irwin, explaining to re- While both sites were predicted to show losses that recommended the county buy his airport. porters the reason for next week's meeting. until 1980, the New Shrewsbury tract, it was esti- During a press conference, Mr. Irwin released "I can't see why a mutual arrangement can't mated would top Monmouth Airport net income of a preliminary study, reported in an exclusive be reached with him," said Mr. Irwin. He made $133,000 by $42,000 with 100 per cent county oper- Raceway Plans Clear Daily Register account Tuesday, recommending no mention of possible county condemnation ac- ation. . that the freeholders take immediate action to ac- tion, a weapon once mentioned by the freeholders Both sites, it was predicted, would bring in quire Mr. Brown's airport if a fair price can be as an ultimate means of taking the Wall field. less revenue under a fixed-base operator program fixed. No decision has been reached yet, he con- whereby the county would lease its facilities to a State, Local Hurdles To be eligible for 55 per cent Federal Aviation tinued, on how the airport would be operated, private contractor. By 1980, New Shrewsbury reve- Administration aid this year, Mr. Irwin said, the either 100 per cent by the county or with a fixed- nue' would be $122,000 less, and Wall, $102,000 less, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — The commission also approved Chairman William Benas- board must reach a site decision by Wednesday, base operator. than with a full'county, operation, it was estimated. Freehold Raceway got past its the appointment of Jack Loome, si opened the meeting to public April 26. . The study by Porter, Armstrong, Ripa and As- The study represents a limited development last legal hurdle on the road to general manager of Bowie thor- comments just before the board The freeholders are expected to make their sociates,.-Newark, advised that if the county could plan for a county airport, said, Mr.- Irwin. '•'. a (750,000 track expansion proj- oughbred track in Maryland, as went into executive session to

OBITUARIES ''": -^ ""•'—$$'•'•• *;• ;;!>i!:\| Middletown, died yesterday Riverview—Hospital, Red Bank, And Sales MRS. MARGARET DIXON JOHN 0. TROWERN where she was taken after be- RED BANK - Electronic As- KEYPORT - Mrs. Margaret RED BANK — John Oswa Hall Dies, coming ill at home. sistance Corporation reports con- solidated sales of $9,231,700, and Trowern, 75, of 79 Maple Ave Miss West was chief registra Dixon, 73, Of 10 Main St., died earnings of $167,300, equal to 11 at Roosevelt Hospital, New York, yesterday in the John L. Mont- died yesterday at his Home. cents a share, for the fiscal Was Gold for many years. She was a mem- Born in Toronto, Canada, Mi year ended Jan. 31. gomery Nursing Home, Freehold. ber of the Middletown Baptist Born in Ireland, she was theTrowern was a son of the la Cup Racer Church. This compares with sales of John and Jane Smith Trowern, $10,340,500, and income of $536,. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. FAIR HAVEN - Theodore E. She was a life long resident ol He had lived here nine months 900, or 36 cents a ihare for the' Hall, «8, of 101 Oak PI. died yes- Middletown, the daughter of th< David Kane. : 1 previous year. moving from Norwalk, Conn. terday in Memorial Hospital, New late John and May West. Sh "'"'/! '" '>? :''i" The widow of Thomas A. Dix- EAC is a manufacturer of elec- For many years Mr. Trowern York. is survived by a sister, Miss Kath on, she was a member of St. erine West, of Middletown. tronic equipment, retail and Joseph's Catholic Church, here. was a commercial artist in Con- Born in New York, son of the Services will be held tomorrow builder hardware products and Surviving are a son, Thomas necticut, retiring three yean late Edward and Norma Hall, he grinding and dispersing mills for Dixon of Washington, D.C.; two had resided in this area about 45 at 10 a.m. in Adams Memorial ago. He was a member of Scan Home, 310 Broad St., Red Bank. SALE REPORTED —The Samuel Teicher Agency, Oceanport, hat announced the the.paint, chemical and plastitj daughters, Mrs. Harvey Meden- years. industries; bach of this place, and Mrs. Phyl- dale, N. Y., Lodge, F&AM. The Rev. John E. Bates, Middle- tale of Imperial Gardens, a 12-unit, all-electric, brick-constructed garden apart- He was a former Gold Cup The company said sales and lis Buntenbach of Keansburg, a Surviving are his wife, Mn town, former pastor of the Mid- ment house at 205 Wall St., West Long Branch. The hew owners are Anthony J. and racer, having owned and raced earnings were affected last year sister, Mrs. Catherine Floyd of dletown Baptist Church, will of Hazel Crittall Trowern; a daugl the Miss Columbia. Until his re- Rote Ferraioli of Point Pleasant, who purchased the property for a price reported by two primary factors. The sharp Philadelphia, Pa., and three ficiate. Burial will be in Fair- ter, Mrs. Arthur H. Kendrick « tirement 15 years ago, he wavies w Cemetery, Middletown, in exceii of $95,000 from Angelo Fioretti of Weit Long Branch. Charles Morgan, drop in housing construction re- grandchildren. associated with William A. Hall's Fair Haven, and three grandchi West Long Branch, was attorney for the teller and Joseph Kelly, Rutherford, 'was sulted in a severe setback In EAC A Requiem High Mass will be Son, ah anchor and anchor chain hardware sales. The company's dren. ANTHONY J. G1UNCO offered Monday at 9 a.m. in St. firm established in New York in attorney for the purchasers. Imperial Gardens is one of only two garden apartment Defense Products Division failed BELMAR — Anthony J. Giun- Joseph's Church. Burial, under Private services at the con1836. buildings allowed in West Long Branch. to achieve iu goals because of co, 68, of 606 North Lake Dr. direction of Day Funeral Home, venience of the family will ix slow material and component de- Mr. Hall attended, Cornell Uni- died yesterday morning in hi here, will be in St. Jodirecte- d by the Worden Funera versity, and was an Air Corps of- liveries. seph's Cemetery, here. Home. home. He was the retired owner ficer in World War I. of Giunco'a Market, established Two Fines Robert Edwards, EAC presi- Surviving are his wife, Mrs.in 1907 on F St. Marlboro's Planners dent, said that with housing con- Dorothy Mitchell Hall: two sons, struction increasing, the com- FOR ANY OCCASION William M. Hall of Rumson and Mr. Giunco was born in New Suspended pany's hardware products also Theodore E. Hall Jr. of LitYor- k City and had lived in thlPush Donations Drive are showing sales gains, and area since 1907. He was a trustee HOLMDEL - An 18-year-old deliveries of electronics equip- HONEY BEE FLOWERS tle Silver, and nine grandchildren. Eatontown youth has received of St. Rose Catholic Church and MARLBORO — The township, ternal operation of (he Planning ment ordered by the military are Services will be tomorrow two suspended $50 fines, one for 464 BROAD ST. a member of its Holy Name So- Planning Board last night agreed Board. increasing sharply.,He said the at 10:30 a.m. in the John E. Day possession of alcoholic beverages RUSSELL T. HODGKISS ciety, an exempt fireman of theto step up its appeal for dona- Hopes Fade Defense Products Division has an Funeral Home, 135 West Front Belmar Hook and Ladder Co,, tions for "stamps, paper, engi- in an automobile and the other "There's not much we can do for failing to give a good ac- order backlog in excess of $11 SHREWSBURY St., Red Bank. Burial will be inand a director of the Belmar-Wal! neering and legal services," but now except through gifts so that million, highest in EAC's his- Fair View Cemetery, Middletown. t wasn't too optimistic about the count of himself. National Bank. w« can operate and hope that tory. 741-4020 drive's success. Magistrate Seymour R. Klein- Surviving are his wife, Mrs Hie gdverning body reconsiders. berg assessed Dale Driscoll, 41 Mr. Edwards said deliveries Reliable Slice 1927 Clementine Giunco; four daugh- "Our only recourse now is a We don't expect to get much." are expected to commence won FRANK EDELMANN Barker Ave., a total of $20 in BY WIRE ANYWHERE ters, Mrs. Ernest Gardella ol full scale drive," said Gerald A. He said there were no provisions court costs. on the company's new Resonant FAIR HAVEN - Frank Edel- Rumson, Mrs. Alfred Samaha of Bauman Jr., board chairman. now for funds for "stamps, pa- Mill, a versatile new machine mann, 60, of 43 Maple Aye., died Fined $15 each were Nancy Ocean Township, Mrs. Francis When asked what steps' would per, engineering and legal ser- Coolick, 683 Harmony Rd., Midcapabl- e of performing most kinds yesterday afternoon at Riverview Vogt of Neptune and Sister Rose be taken, he said the board ioes." of industrial grinding or dispers- Hospital, Red Bank, after being dletown, for careless driving, Anthony of Our Lady of the Val-would meet next week to map When asked how much the and Patricia Coleman, Laird Rd., ing operations on a contlnuoui, stricken in the morning at hileys , Orange; a brother, John Gi-out a program. high-speed basis. home. board had received since it be- Colts Neck, for passing on a unco of Belmar; six sisters, Miss One method he suggested was gan its public .appeal for money, double line. Mr. Edelmann was born in Ernestine Giunco of Manasquan, to visit "friends" within the Mr. Bauman hesitated and then Ann Wolfe, 8 Dawn Way, Mata Too much furniture? Sellyour Hausen, Germany, a son of theMrs. Jacque Schneider of Bel-township to seek donations. replied that he thought it waswan, was assessed $5 for failing surplus with Classified Adi for in MoMMcot Selection late Joseph and Eva Metz Edel- mar, Mrs. Louis Tassini of Man- Council majority's reduction of under $100. to produce her registration. cash. Dial 741-6900 now. mann. He came to this country asquan, Mrs. Anselm Cefola olthe board's budget to $1,000 for He said the board had received in 1929, and had resided in Fair Yonkers, N.Y., Mrs. Evelyn Bruz- salaries and wages for thsomee , engineering help earlier Haven the past 38 years. fine *b*r •rim." za of Sea Girt and Mrs. John board clerk, Mr. Bauman charged but now he said he didn't know OVH 21 YEARS OP EXPEWENCID SERVICE He was the owner of the Im-Muthig of Sea Girt, and 11 grand- was "interference with the inwha- t it was going to do for en- Tht art af ooMMamliaB b wied sad perial Window Cleaning Co. for We staid m k>ketomat *• children. gineering reviews unless the * ' lJNrto many years, until selling it a few campaign proved successful. months ago, and had continued A Requiem Mass will be of- BONGARZONE NURSERY as a self - employed window fered Monday at 10 a.m. in St.Driver Is The schism between the board cleaner. Rose Church. Burial, under thi and council majority began last JOHN VAN KIRK & SON direction of the Daniel- A. Reilly spring when the three-man coun- B Cooper Ri, MWdntnm «H Rt. u at Mr. Edelmann was a member Funeral Home, will be St. Cath- Penalized cil coalition wanted (he munici- Htaaait Comer 741411* of the New Era Society of West Convenient nrrni 747-2M1 arine's Cemetery, Wall Township. pal engineer to serve the board Long Branch. He is survived by which wanted its own engineer. his wife, Mrs. Rose L. Eder By Crowell FRANK E. SECOR The budget was reduced to get Edelmann. FAIR HAVEN — Stephen M. the board to concede but it re- RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL A Requiem Mass will be of- UNION BEACH — Frank E, Gammon, North Rohallion Dr., fused and began a pubhc plea fered by Msgr. Salvatore I Lo- Secor, 57, of 623 Cambridge Ave., Rumson, was fined $30 and hadfor money. • DESIGNING died yesterday in Riverview Hos- renzo in St. Anthony's Catholic his driver license revoked for 30 The board agreed to charge 30 pita!, Red Bank. Worden Funeral Home Church, Red Bank, Monday at days yesterday when Magistrate cents a page for board minutes • PUNTING S a.m. under the direction of the Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he was John V. Crowcll found him guilty for anyone other than munic • SODDING 40 L FRONT ST. RED BANK Worden Funeral Home, Red the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.of speeding 65 miles an hour in ipal boards and agencies that Bank. Burial will be at MtWilli. s Secor. a 45-mile zone. receive them. • GRADING Olivet Cemetery, Middletown He was employed as an ex- In his defense, Mr. Gammon The board will meet with the Township. pediter at Cornell Dubilier Elec- said his Volkswagen can't do 85township recreation commission • MAINTENANCE \Day and Night Phone . . tronics, Newark. miles per hour. Magistrate to discuss plans for a 10-acre HEi ESTIMATES MRS. C. KENNETH PRIDDY Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Wil- Crowell said he will reopen the tract of land to be deeded to the CALL 542-0711 case if Mr. Gammon produces a town by Atlantic Seaboard for a LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Hel-bur Doeg of New York City. NUHSIIY STOCK GROWN ON PREMISES 7". 747-0557 en M. Priddy; wife of C. Ken- The funeral will be tomorrow certificate from the auto company park. The land is adjacent to the neth Priddy, of 125 South Queens at 1 p.m. in the Day Funeral to that effect ... developer's Village Homes com- WAYSIDE RD. • (Just off Tintoti Art.) Home, Keyport, with Rev. James plex off School Road West. Dr., died yesterday at home. She Victor Dispensiere, 101 Lake Wtft of Qardni State Parkway HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. was a native of Brooklyn and a R. Steele of the Shrewsbury, Ave., here, was fined $25 for an The meeting was continued resident here for 16 years. Methodist Church officiating. Cre- overflowing septic tank, a board until Thursday, April 20, at 8:30 New Shrewsbury, N. J. mation will be at Rosedale Cre- p.m. Surviving besides her husband of health violation. matorium, Orange. are a daughter, Mrs. Linda Ca- Residents fined for permitting talano, of Andover, and her par- dogs to run at large In violation ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman of borough ordinance were: Rob- Tiedemann, of Little Silver. 6 Penalized ert Cram, 149 Lincoln Ave., $15; H. Borneman, 46 Spruce Dr., and Services will be held Sunday William Gray, 84 Battin Rd., each at 3 p.m. at the Adams Memorial C'5 models to choose fram! The Adams Memorial Home On Counts In $6; and Kenneth Mauger, 148 Home, 310 Broad St., Red Bank. Lake Ave., David M. Wakelee, 19 The Rev. James Marshall ,of Highland Ave., and Mrs. Betty Milltown, former pastor of theMiddletown GENERAL ELECTRIC Hinton, 11 Holly La., each $3. 1 Successor to Mount MomorM Homo Embury Methodist Church, here, MIDDLETOWN - A Highlands will officiate. Burial will be pri- man was fined (200 and sen- They're Unique! Adi in the P-7 Wall Ovens that vate. tenced to 40 days in County Jail Daily Register Classified work by Magistrate Seymour R, Klein- DEATH NOTICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS berg in Municipal Court here for you around the clock. Placr VACKTE — Duncan R., On Wednesday, April 9, IM7, »I« 51, of Holmdel Rd., yesterday on 10 motor vehicle yours now. Holmdel, N.J. Beloved huiband of counts and a disorderly charge. Marie Bonn Mackle. Devoted brother of Mr.. Daisy Howltt of Scotland. Rela- Joseph J. McGowan, 23, Alpine CLEAN tive! end friends, alio employees of D'Alton Agency. Hew York, and mem-Manor, Highlands, was convicted 310 IROAD ST. '• IEDBANK >era of N.I. Ihoro TrafHc Club areon complaints signed by Patrol- llndlr Invited to attend the funeral EARN IHTOST ROM IHE aervlce at "Ha.berle A Barth Home for man Robert Schnoor. Funerals", m Clinton Ave., Irvlngton, on Saturday. April t. »t 5 cm. Crema- Roy Stuhl, 557 Lloyd Rd., Mat- tion *t Rosedale Crematory, Orange. awan, will serve 30 days in lieu THEMSELVES Friends mar call anytime after 3 p.m. of payment of a {200 fine. He was convicted of malicious mis- Mod.IJK.2l- Double own, fits «' chief on the McLean estate April 2. Electrically A companion, Alan H. James, 24 Woodshore East, Cliffwood 1 Beach, will serve 60 days in lieu Single Ovens! Double Ovens. of a $300 fine. He was convicted of using vile and abusive lan- Slide-in Sizes to fit all standard 24" and JOHN E. DAY FUNERAL HO guage as well as the malicious 27" wall openings—replace your old wall oven mischief offense. IN MINUTES! C. Sidun, Director Mrs. Doris C. Bischoff plead- ed guilty to driving under the Dopoiltl mad* in four Savings Prices to fit impairment of alcohol and re-Account* en or bofore April 10 •very budget! VDMMODEC L JIM2 ceived a S55 fine and six month lam Intern! from April 1. revocation of her driver's license. as low as... NO DOWN PAYMENT. EatyTtrmtl Announces John H. Hilbert, 14 Tiensch SPECIAL TIMI 209 Ave., Leonardo, was fined $25 SAVING JUST SLIDE OUT the old oven—slide In the n«w, self- for s violation of the township CERTIFICATES cleaning G.-E that fits the tame standard wall opening! zoning ordinance. The complaint No mess—cost* lest! Then kiss oven^cleanlng drudg- Payable at Maturity was signed by Patrolman Robert 5 ery goodbyel Set "clean" control and timer. When Model JR-U-Slngl. own, fin 1 Ytar or Lone that they are now Foster. you open the door, your oven is at gleamlnc-clian at 24" opinlnf. S«lf.ci.inlnj, with *««'«'•"> Tlm.r, oven Also fined $25 was Robert Hill, the day you bought I" light, Kitchen clock. •JUninum Mill pic* y , ^, „„,,„, ^ ^^ 225 Union Ave., Long Branch. 9|| mi> ort| fr M He was charged with being a 4% conducting Funerals disorderly person In a complaint Paid by Compouitdad signed by Patrolman John Mul- Check Every Quorfarhr vey. 6 Ms, M en Ponboiok GEO. C. KOEPPEL Time-Saving Saving! From Aceeunrs Speeder Fined Deaaefn) litrarwJ U» H FREEHOLD - Gary J. Born, SiS.000 By r-.D.IC and SON, Inc. 131 Wilson Ave., was fined $2S for driving 55 miles an hour In 135 W. FRONT STREET a 25 mile zone on East Main St. William J. Beech, 139 South St., was $15 for careless driving which Plumbing - Healing resulted in an accident. Htmbt Ttdttai FUlcrM, RED BANK 747-0332 Chester L. 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DUcounf Prleeil + Jim Bishop: Reporter The Registers Opinion f$vtyuri, Vtn-rr, $» J»% '« '.•V'-' Vi "•>' . :' 1 «^. ' " '». J** '* .*• '< ' A Gracious Lady ' ' And now, the first thin, reedy notes of spring. The beautiful The Union Beach Crisis have a right to be late. Pussy willows, as soft as t^e cheek of a mouse, crouch in trees, watching. Forsythia, a canary- To those who have followed the edu- It cannot be said that the entire colored geyser, bubbles over the lawn. Those exotic wine cational problems that exist in Union fault in this matter rests with the glasses, the jnany-hued tulips, stand stiff on their stems in Beach, it perhaps was readily apparent board, But it can be said that the nature's breakfront. The fresh wind scrubs the sky. Spring Is a tease. It's a lady who kicks that some sort of board of education- board should have recognized the in- the bedspread of snow off a little at a time. teacher controversey was bound to tensity of the problem earlier and taken Sometimes, abruptly, she pulls it back up erupt there: steps to meet it head-on and in a con- again. She cannot be entreated, coaxed or But even the most astute observers ciliatory manner. There can be no ex- commanded. When, at last, she is ready, spring appears — the youngest and most probably never figured the situation cuse for the delay. beautiful of the seasons. would assume the proportions it did We are not convinced that the dam- She intoxicates all men and all things. when 36 teachers submitted their resig- age that already has been done is be- In- the young, the heart speeds and the mind nations Tuesday night after the board slows. The dead leaves of last year's roses yond repair. Fortunately, the school clap their hands against a fence and a young decided not to offer new contracts to system is still operating—and, as was worm Puts his pe™™!* UP- A male hornet three of them. One of the three is the indicated yesterday, will continue to president of the Union Beach Teachers operate even if substitute teachers must hacienda under a garage roof. Association and the other two are as- be obtained. We admire this determina- In an elm tree, a robin does a soft-shoe routine along a sturdy branch before signing a lease for the whole summer. sooiation officers. tion of the board. Canadian geese pause in a pond to refuel before flying the The dispute in Union Beach does Equally important, however, is that next leg home. A lacy willow gives birth to a million char- not center on salary problems — the a sincere effort be made by the board treuse buds. A colt in a corral feels warm rain glistening on way it has in other districts. It deals and the teachers to come together and bis coat and pretends fright, running by his mother. with such areas as curriculum, admin- resolve thei|" differences. This ds not * * * istrative leadership, and classroom the time for a hard-nosed attitude by WALKING A FIELD, a little boy sees everything and notices nothing. The earth Is foam rubber under his shoes; a space — and many of the teachers either of the parties. The mistakes wild onion crooks a finger at him; the grass is greener and have become annoyed that their opin- and the lack of communications of the bare black oaks become veins on the fleecy clouds. Midden in ions on these matters have not been past have been brought to light — and red clay banks, a brook toboggans over smooth stones on its sought by the board. In essence, the way to a river. In the glade, a young deer becomes a statue of it is now up to the teachers and the innocent timidity. complaint has been that the board board to remedy them. A laurel of Boston ivy makes love to a For Sale sign. The rules with a strong hand — and the It was highly unfortunate that the masochistic mint gives no pleasure unless it is crushed. Pale outspoken, inquiring teacher is board's decision not to offer the con-> blue powder-puffs of hydrangea wait to caress a soft cheek. frowned upon. The velvet faces of pansies shiver in the cool breeze. The tracts to three teachers and the subse- church chimes of Lily-of-the-Valley play a carillon no man Of course, board members will quent resignations became necessary to hears. counter this by saying it is a teacher's highlight the problems of public school The inscrutable oriental wisteria will wait a while longer duty to teach — and the policy de- education in Union Beach. Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth before committing itself. A slush kebab of snapdragon Is served cisions should be left to them and the on a flaming sword. Susans with black eyes would rather fight But out of this can come a new, than switch. administrative decisions left to the ad- constructive attempt to bring about Storm windows begin to come down. Ice skates dangle from ministrators. Yet, when a condition teacher-board harmony and with it an Anti-Recession Fight Is On an attic rafter. The first house fly comes in for a landing on deteriorates to . a point where 36 improved Union Beach school system. the dining room table. A thermostat comes down a peg and a teachers are walling to end their ties Never before has federal government trial raw materials prices have softened, and window is opened. In the west, a crack of thunder rolls down This can be done — but first the sharp policy been geared as it Is today to pre- the rate of our over-all economic growth has the bowling alley and the heavens flick their flash bulbs. with a school system within 60 days words of recent days will have to be venting a threatened recession from becom- unquestionably leveled off. The soil gulps rain and a bony farmer, looking like one of — there is obviously something seri- dulled and both sides must indicate a ing reality. Never before have so many Thus, while they're not saving this Is a his scarecrows, sifts the black soil between his fingers. Culvert* ously wrong. willingness to talk things over. stimulating actions been taken EO early in recession, both the federal government and of snow linger in the high places, but a symphony of bird* an economic slowdown to the Federal Reserve Board are acting as warble the music of spring. A big brother of a sun comes up reverse the slowdown be- though it were, and thus they are pulling out' red over a pale blue sea, tossing warm confetti in a straight fore it leads to stall and the anti-slump weapons. To give you a quick path. Breaking a Tradition slump. summary of what has been and is going on: * . * * Never before has the —The Federal Reserve System has been It was gratifying to learn this week facilities — keeping in mind that it Federal Reserve System pumping credit into the banking system on MORNING WOOD smoke is kind to the nose, and • barn that the Raritan Township Board of must be done within a limited budget moved so aggressively in a massive scale, providing banks with ma- is aromatic with dry hay. The curved snowplow, the safely advance of a widespread jor amounts of funds to lend, giving them razor blade of winter, picks up a russet of rust. Drapea come Education has voted to appeal its bud- And this is what the attitude of down, cornices are dusted, rugs have their scalps shampooed, get cuts to the state commissioner of business decline to make a clear signal to encourage borrowers again. any good board of education should be. credit easier to get, to force Interest rates have been failing fast — so sanitized walls are washed, and women purse their lips to blow education. We strongly recommended Even in the face of taxpayer opposi- down borrowing costs, to that it's not only easier but also consider- the hair from their eyes. It is a season of dinnertime headaches. that move in a recent editorial. tion, it must never forget its primary spur consumer and business ably cheaper to borrow. To a chubby baby In a stroller, it's a bright sky and in- sufficient attention. To an old lady at a window, it's a heavy What the commissioner will do re- purpose is to give its district students PORTER spending — and thereby to —The 7 per cent Investment tax credit give new spark to our eco- heart of memories. To a sapling of a girl, it's a floppy hat mains to be seen. But what is signifi- the best in education. has been restored to re-stimulate business and an appraising stare. To a father, it's a number of pair* of nomic growth. spending for plants and equipment. cant is that the board has broken its Previous boards of education in • * * shoes, suits and dresses, not counting repair jobs on swings * * * and slides. To a boy, it's a glove, a bat and a top-of-the-lungs pattern of accepting voter budget re- Raritan have gone along with the tide WHAT WE ARE WITNESSING right now -THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT is argument about the Yankees. jection and subsequent governing body Is an unprecedented experiment in economic — and the result has only heightened speeding up its scheduled rate of spending. It's the outside of a candy store, a fresh geranium betid* planning to revive a faltering expansion, and reductions — while working under the township's" educational problems. Billions of dollars "frozen" during 1966's a headstone, a covey of children at top Bpeed in a schoolyard, what's so extraordinary about it all is that fight against an overheated boom are being a pocketful of marbles, and a kite carrying someone's severe handicaps to upgrade the school For awhile at appeared that the present the U. S. government does not officially "unfrozen" for housing, highways, military dreams into'an azure sky. It's muddy water hugging a curb, system there. ... , board might continue the onerous acknowledge the fear (much less the ex- bases. the anemic pink of early tomatoes, an insolent wind tugging istence) of a recession. Raritan's population growth in re- tradition. at hemlines, a rainbow trout doing a half gainer. cent years has made it absolutely neces- But, as Board President Theodore In fact, top officials shrug off the pes- —The depressed housing industry Is a simists who say flatly that "the U. S. entered special target, and various moves are being The herring-bone sky picki up the peach and slate blue of sary to spend large sums of money on J. Stieve indicated, enough is enough. a recession in January," insist that the de- made to channel funds directly.into residen- the evening tun, and an early star winks blue across eternity. education. And the board has not been The time had come to stand up for clines tiave neither gone far enough nor tial construction and to hasten the drop in At night, the young daisies outnumber the stars, bat no on* extravagant in this respect. It has lasted long enough nor become general mortgage rates. ttes them. It is a season when old bark peels from trees and what is right With this action we young shoots face life brazenly. sought quality education and adequate heartily agree. enough to warrant a "recession" label. —Hefty Social Security benefit hikes are Most leading private economist! also be- Spring is always a warm and gracious lady. And always to come at mid-year. late. lieve this is no more than a temporary "ad- —The Veterans Bureau has accelerated Happiness Is a Library justment," liken this period to the slowdown payment of veterans' life insurance payments of 1962 which led not to recession but to re- to put more money In the hands of average The delay after delay in breaking . And they had every right to be. newed upturn. U. S. families. From Our Readers ground for the Monmouth County Li- Growing Monmouth County has * * • The results are emerging. Housing is re- NEVERTHELESS, THERE are significant viving and will rise more. Surveys of con- brary's eastern area reference center needed a first-rate library facility for weak spots. Industrial production has de- sumers reveal confidence Is perking up — was suddenly forgotten this week. a long tame. And even though there clined sharply, new orders for durable goods and assuming this is translated into less sav- Opposes 686, Favors 410 might have been speedier action — have had the biggest drop since 1957, layoffs ing and more spending of today's record Humane Society of the It was a joyous occasion as Free- that is now unimportant The Shrews- have increased, the work week has short- consumer incomes, our economy will get a United State* holder Benjamin H. Danskan scooped bury library is on its way — and next ened, retail sales have been sluggish, indus- big lift. New Jersey Branch out a shovelful of dirt signifying the will come another library building in 1140 East Jersey SL official start of construction for the Elizabeth, N. J. Freehold. John Chamberlain: These Days To the Editor: Shrewsbury library facility. The county's library system will be A Mil has been introduced In the Assembly under the The freeholders were happy. The greatly strengthened not only by the sponsorship of the State Department of Health which would county library commissioners were force pounds and humane society shelters to release dogf for two structures — but by the books MacArthur Abuse Continues medical research. happy. Shrewsbury officials were that will fill them and the exciting This bill would force privately operated humane society happy. The Friends of the Monmouth opportunities that •will become avail- If a canard is repeated often enough, it that military men think In applicable mili- shelters to become suppliers of dogs to laboratories, regardless County Library Association were able to county residents. becomes history. And then It te used to pre- tary terms. of the wishes of the society members who have supported tht vent clear thinking about history that is still happy. Anyone who had anything to Come to think of it — we're mighty Fortunately there is one present-day com- non-profit shelter with their donations. to come. mentator who doesn't fall for the continuing Assembly bill 686 would force local community pounds to do with advancing the cause of a new happy, too. And proud that the county this is exactly what Is happening in the widespread misuse of Wake Island history. become suppliers of dogs for research without regard to th« county library was happy. is at last getting its libraries. case of the lie that General Douglas Mac- In his fascinating autobiographical memoir, wishes of the local municipal government and Its officials. Arthur led President Harry "It's All News to Me," which Is a smooth By legislation, 686 would establish a low price for animals Truman astray at their blend of light and serious stuff, Bob Consi- to be provided to profit-making Institutions. Wake Island conference by dine has a lot to say about his encounters A 686 provides no safeguards that will protect pets, but will Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott; Inside Washington assuring him that "he with Douglas MacArthur. He mentions ths make it more difficult for owners to ever recover their pets. could march to the Yalu use that 200,000 Chinese "volunteers" made On the other hand, another bill A-410, which Incorporates and not a single Chinese of "a slender rail line, marshalling yards progressive aspects of the newest legislation from all over soldier would enter Korea," and depots, airfields and maintenance sites our country, would provide adequate protection for pets and Congress Worries About Image The Wake Island canard is which MacArthur had been forbidden to pet owners by requiring all wardens to open their facilities at still being trotted out to bomb." certain specified hours, by providing penalties for the failure of WASHINGTON — Congressional leaders form bill passed last month by the Senate scare Lyndon Johnson into • * * wardens to fulfill their duties, duties such as notification to th* are worried about the image of Congress and and now pending before the House. It is treading lightly In Vietnam. owner when their pets are Impounded. MacARTHUR IS supposed to have warned . have a scheme to do something about it. slated to be acted on there later this month. The worst thing about us- The bill makes theft of « dog a larceny, and makes It - CHAMBERLAIN against committing U. S. troops to continen- They are not saying that's their purpose. Its bipartisan sponsors claim they have ing MacArthur's alleged necessary for dealers to have adequate records and blUi of tal Asia, but Considine shows that the gen- Their plan ostensibly aims at Improvjng the the votes for approval. "mistake" about Korea to prejudice our sale. The bill deserves support. We urge the public to express eral had no compunctions about using picked functioning of Congress. * * * contemporary Vietnam planning is that it their opposition to the seizure bill 686 and their support of th* U. S. forces In special mainland situations. But its real intent is image encourages Ho Chi Minh to keep the war go- protective legislation A-410. Write or wire Governor Hughes WIDE DUTIES - The Joint Leadership In a birthday interview MacArthur told Con- beautification. ing while thousands continue to die. and your legislators today. Committee provision was accepted by the sidine that "of all the campaigns of my life In that hope they would I've been over this many times with Mac- Senate without discussion. Whether the Don R. Maxfield create a completely new Arthur's chief of Intelligence, Maj. Gen. — 20 major ones to be exact — the one I felt House will do the same remains to be seen. Executive Director committee comprised of Charles A. Willoughby, whose papers include most sure of was the one I was deprived of To further its prospects, House leaders "five senators and five rep- some quick staff notes covering what hap- •waging." have sent a memorandum to all committee resentatives, to be known pened at Wake Island. MacArthur was in- The general then outlined an operation IN GOOD COMPANY! chairmen explaining the purpose of the plan as the Joint Leadership deed asked about the chance of Red China's that would "have won the war In Korea in and how it would function. Titled "Duties Committee. Its duties would intervention if we were to move north to the a maximum of 10 days. The enemy's air of the Joint Committee," the memo states: include: Yalu. What he gave Truman was a "specu- would first have been taken out. I would "The Joint Committee will make a con- Examining and report- lative" answer. He said his own local intel- have dropped between 30 and 50 tactical ALLEN tinuing study of the organization and opera- ing to Congress on whether ligence reported heavy Chinese concentrations atomic bombs on his air bases and other tion of Congress and recommend improve- the judicial and executive branches of the near the Yalu border in Manchuria, but that depots in... Manchuria... Dropped under ments designed to strengthen Congress, sim- government are "carrying out the intent of a Chinese military commander would not cover of darkness, they would have de- Congress" in Interpreting and administering plify its operations, answer critics of its op- dare risk committing large forces on the stroyed the enemy's atr force on the ground laws. erations, improve relationships with other Korean peninsula when we had the "atomjc ... I would then have called upon fiva hun- branches of the government, and enable Con- Employing "congressional attorney potential capable of destroying at will bases dred thousand of Chiang Kai-shek's troops, gress to better meet Its constitutional respon- of attack and lines of supply north as well sweetened by two U. S. Marine divisions. general" to represent Con- sibilities." gress before federal courts as south of the Yalu." ' These would have been formed Into two am- and in controversies with TUV TM ITV Tl * • • phibious forces." federal agencies. intJJMLY U OF COURSE, the Red-Chinese did at- Landing north of the Red Chinese, the Conducting studies and 'EGISTER tack, but only after they had satisfied them- amphibians would have squeezed the enemy making recommendations between themselves and the U. S. Eighth 6- FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1967 selves that MacArthur would not be per- for modernizing congres- mitted to bomb the Yalu bridges or other- Army, "The enemy," so MacArthur told sional operations, including » pondered In relation to Viet

• • • *} Top Sdet Award Friday, jiprfl 7, 1967-7

Local Securities Presented Ui TUmm CLEAN-UP SCHEDULED Successful Representative inter-dealer quotations at apprmdmately 3:00 p.m. PHILADELPHIA - Ray * SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - retterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail markup, mark- nun, regional sales manager for tie Township Committee last Iowa or commission. Buck Engineering Company Inc., light named the weeks ot May BANKS Wall Township, N. J., received -13 and 14-20 as clean-up weeks . Wv. Investing Asked the "Salesman of the Year ere. Bulky trash will be picked Belmar-Wall National 4.00 Award" at the company's aanua.1 p at the curb at those times. Central Jersey Bank (z) .30 sales meeting. By Roger E. Spear Eatontown National Bank .30 Spew Farmers & Merchants .05 The award consists of a full- ~irst Merch. Naf I Bank (x) Cash (xx) .28 size "old shoe," gold plated and Q) "My first purchase was uted to a sharp rise In specula- Tint National Bank of Spring Lake 1.60 handsomely mounted, but full of NOW! FLY! Saxon Paper. J bought stock on tive Interest lit desk-top electro- First Naf 1 Bank of Toms River (x)(xx).76 holes. January 20 and it Ij now much static copiers, such as Saxon has Tint State Ocean County - (*) 10% Its dilapidation symbolizes Direct To higher. Should I hold it? I hear recently developed. I advise you KMiwburjj-Middletown , l.« wrd work and stlck-to-ltiveness. Middletown Banking Co. Air Reduction is going to split. to hold for now, but follow it In selling the firm's Lab-Volt se- Monmouth County National (x) (xx) .18 ries of student experience sys- WASHINGTON, D.C Do you recommend buying It?" very closely. N. J. National Bank (x) (xx) .60 J. L. tems to help teach electricity and A proposed split in Air Reduc- Ocean County National $10. electronics in schools and col' DAILY ROUND TRIPS A) You did well with your Ini- tion will be voted on April 26, I Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 leges, a Buck Engineering Com- tial Investment. But I think I would not purchase any issue on Peoples National Bank of Lakewood 4.00 pany salesman is actually a con- ehould point out to you that the the basis of a proposed split, Sea Bright National 2.00 sultant to a school system. MONMOUTH AIRLINES rapid advance in your stock 1s which is usually well discount- Trust Co. of Ocean County (x) .50 plus 4% Dean KeUcr an unusual experience not like- ed. Air Reduction Is a sound MONMOUTH AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL Pay without work . .. rent the ly to be repeated. It was attrib- Homer P. Hendrickson stock with a good long-range out- Aeroloftcal Research spare bedroom with a Classl- Tel. £81-5566 look and I would buy, it on this Alkon Industries Promoted tied Ad. Dial 741-8900 today. basis alone. Brockway 30 NEW YORK - E. Dean Keller Q) "I am 80-year old widow Hendrickson Buck Engineering Inn Property 50 Wallace Rd., Middletown, with 100 shares of McCrory Electronic Associates Electronic Assistance J., formerly manager of prod- Corp. I have been offered In ex- In Fort Post Toodarema it and customer development, Sold Twice change for each share of com- Laird been named director of mon $5.50 cash and $15 In con- FORT MONMOUTH - Homer RED BANK - The Pleasant Monmouth Capital iroduct marketing. His office is at vertible, debenture «J4s. What P. Hendrickson of 40 Elizabeth Ion property at Newman Springs fonmouth Electric Rector St. Rd. and Shrewsbury Ave. would I gain by accepting it?" Dr., Oceanport, has been ap- Monmouth Park . CLUB 116 B. R. N. J: Natural Gas Mr. Keller joined Allied Chemi- changed hands twice yesterday pointed chief or the administrate cal in 1947 as a member of the A) You would receive securi- Rowan MAN'S SHOP during a closing in the office of services office of the U.S. Army Barrett Division's technical sales ties and cash about equal in val- Servomation attorney Abraham J. Zager. Satellite Communications (SAT- Spiral Metal staff in the Midwest. He is a grad- ue to the common you surrender. Mr. Zager represented Mrs. Es- U. S. Homes uate of Ohio State University, If you reinvested the cash ia ad-COM) Agency. ther E. DeMarla who sold the Walter Reade. Sterling receiving his BS degree in agricul- ditional 6% per cent debentures, Inn to Jersey Service Station Before coining to me agency, Wfaslow Tel. / ture there in 1947. From 1954 until your current yield would be in- Properties Inc. which was rep- Mr. Hendrickson was with the (x) Dividend (xx) Hue Stock .965, when he was transferred to creased by one per cent and your resented by attorney David Man- Administrative Staff of the Elec- >Iew York City, he was In In- security would be senior to the tronics Command's Avionics Lab- dlebaum of Newark anapolis, Ind., first as midwest oratory. Stock Market Try Again • that firm then transferred the omraon. , lies manager and later as re- property to the Texaco Oil Co. I regard McCrory** mtnage- His government service began Yesterday's closing AOT Ind «H I-T-I ional sales manager of fertilizer which will demolish the inn anawd nient as aggressive and gener- at Fort Monmoutb in 1938. In 1939M M —» tlonn- - a Man On Tuesday lanufacturers' materials for AI- build a service station this sum ally competent They are putting ho. was appointed Fort Mon- JoneaA U :ed Chemical. together a vast merchandising ntr. William L. Burling of Rum- mouth's first security of- He and his wife, Betty, have complex, but I am unable at this ion, real estate agent for Texaco, ficer, leaving his position in 1945 For License three sons, James, Michael and stage to reach any . conclusive aaid construction might start in to-enter the Army. Thomas. •Odays. appraisal as to their future suc- LONG BRANCH - The Spanish Since his return from military cess. In my opinion, the stock raternity of MonmouUi County Some of the Pleasant Inn prop- service, he has held various ad- and debentures ere a suitable In- vlll try Tuesday to convince the arty also will be taken by'toe ministrative positions —19(8-1960, vestment for a business man :ity Council that it should be county for the widening of New- chief of the Administration Sec who can assume some risk. They iranted a club liquor license for man Springs Rd. Hon of Evans Signal Laboratory; Am Std ts clubhouse at 191 Broadway. are not, I believe, sufficiently se- Am TO * Tel »} .ONTGOMERY , 1950-1957, administrative officer Am IW> Opposition is expected to come cure for a widow in your age of the Thermionics Branch, Evans *WAMP Ino Morgenthal Attends Anaconda ram the Licensed Beverage Deal- bracket. In your circumstances, Signal Laboratory; 1957 1964, Annco at] IWARDI .Insurance Conference I would switch McCrory com- Armour :rs Association, a group of re- Blatant chief of the Exhibit Sec- Limit Ck all liquor distributors, which has NEW YORK -Col. Nathaniel mon Into Llbby - Owens-Ford tion of the Signal RAO Labora- UW Oil BOUTIQUE FOR HER •umljon ndicated its disapproval. 542-21 SO I Morgenthal. Red Bank life In- Glass, yielding 8.1. per cent torles' Technical Information Di- AU Biehni Mayor Paul Nastaslo Jr. Will EXT. 122 I , suranea specialist, participated In vision, and in 1984, Joined the Aveo Corn iaboock W nake appointments to fte Sum Mutual: of New York's 'Top Avionics Laboratory administra- lunik Clf Club" conference at the Fair- Ml * How ner Festival and Winter Activi- tive staff. BindU GOING OUT mont Hotel in San Francisco. Egg Market BrtH Stwl iei Committee at the Tuesday PUMPS A native of New Jersey, Mr, JOilllS :ouncil meeting, Council Presi- The three-day business and edu- NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA) Hendrickson graduated from Red Sortton lent Henry R. Clolfi said yes- cational conference was attended —Wholesale egg offerings ade- lore Warn An extra water source for I Bank High School In 1938 where Bnwiwic erday. Mr. Ciofll did not say by 230 MONY Mies leaden se- quate. Demand fair yesterday. BUCT en* those dry summer days, OF BUSINESS! he was noted as an athlete, par- vho will be appointed. lected from the company's nation- !ulor» Wholesale selling prices based ticularly In basketball, and where Jurt Id excellent for use on lawns ] al staff of 4,000 career field under- The council wiU conduct a pub- on exchange and other volume he acquired fait ulctaaina "SBm, Jtter Tru ic hearing on a bond ordinance and shrubs. writers. sales. Olui Oh 'or the purchase of land and con- CoL Morgenthal also reviewed New York spot quotations fol itruction of a fire house for the FURTHER current treads and new legisla- Pepil Oo low: Independent Fire Co. on Union tion governing the preparation of Senior Citizens Seek Coif him so Perkln Him as lew as 59< Standards 27-18; checks 22-23. Oolum OM 7t\ Kve. The total cost of the project pension programs for small busi- Whites Cool Solv 45 REDUCTIONS ON Part-Time Work i set at $75,000. nessmen and professionals. Extra fancy heavy Weight 47 dm Sdla » Pump '/J HP to I HP well LONG BRANCH - The Mon-Ooa Can 481 The council is scheduled to ap- lbs. min. 2940& fancy medi- Oom Prod 4M mouth County Association ol Coming 0 MS prove the transfer of a liquor points, drive pipe, plastic ENTIRE FAMOUS Three Driven Fined urn, 41 lbs. average tfW; Senior Citizens held a county-wide cm Zell mj Crae etl Ml license from Rentier Enterprises pipe,- check valves, storage LONG BRANCH - Magistrate fancy heavy weight 47 lbs. min.meeting Wednesday at-the Asburj Curttaa Wr B) to the West End Racquet Club, Stanley Cohen yesterday fund 21-29; medium 40 lbs. avenge Avenue Solarium, Asbury Park. Deere Til tanks and fittings. Low BRAND INVENTORY DM * Hu4 S9J Ocean Ave. Henry F. Speaks of MS Spring- 25-28; smalls, 38 lbs. average, The~ association is conducting Dmt Sup I7« cost installation available. 3ol]f Alro 69', It will accept Elinora Ave. In dale Ave. ISO for careless driving. 1 21-22; peeweea II lbs. average, a volunteer program to obtain D«w Ohna 'n Jlberon MEN'S and Miguel A. Betancourt Jr., 30818-17. part-time employment for senior du Post ltri Branchport Ave., wak fined US Browns citizens and are applying for ' u a* __ t Kod MM for being an unlicensed driv- Extra fancy heavy -weight, 47 funds from the Division on Aging KM John 28V WOMEN'S WEAR Ert« Lick 9 er and Gale R. Hlgley, 11M El-lbs. min. MM-29W; smalls, M for the Senior Cithens' Employ Ftnltona ITt beron'Ave., for careless driving, lbs. average, 31-22. merit Service.- FMO CS> S9V fonl fiat 01 Eagle and Petrocelli . _ ^ aQemn Aoe*pcu t S2»»| Gen Drnun B8 sen Kho sail oen IU« 13% Oen Moton 774 MEN'SSUITS *59 CockRill Bookkeeping - Tax Service Oen Pub Ut KM Q TllATIl Mil OUR ORIGINAL $100 TO $120 GROUP Otn Tin SI Acrost From Two Guy$ Oi Fu Cp M* Olllttte «K ssMBssT^llsi 7«l HWY. 35 MIDDLITOWN, N. J. Oltn AM IS Ooodrlcn »* Experiments In Art And Technology, Inc. Is a Special Group! £4% •• ft A Notice To Tax Payers: Oracs Co 93^ Gt A4P S3 non-profit co-operation set up to bring about a GrcrliounA 23 Quit oil 93 collaboration between artists and engineers. E.A.T, MEN'S SUITS'25°° Hero Ino IBM DO MOT OVRPAY YOUR INCOME TAX u cant Int ssij has at present received some two hundred requests ini Bud UM ORIGINALLY UP TO $75 In" Bui Moh «»fl from artists to matt and discuss projects with en- Int Wok MM gineers from all fields of engineering. We. maintain a complete tax file for each of our clients, Int Paper 27V mt Tel * Tel 8851 also complete bookkeeping services for business. • If you are Interested in meeting contemporary MiN'5 C«a1jf* poets, painters, sculptors, composers, choreograph- American ers, film makers and theatre writers who wish to RAINCOATS *1O HAVE AN EXPERIENCED TAX ANALYST Bt Am OU UolibSeiuni Cdn Uaro Pnotnlx SU Incorporate technology in their work, please write: Jreol. pat REG. $25 Dquttr Cp Rolllia Ine Farto Oul Spernr R Wl PREPARE YOUR RETURN Gin FITWd : Teetinlcol mp Oil Utah Id s 14% EXPERIMENTS IN ART & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Kin Ark OU 4U V EAST T6TH STREET MEN'S Nr iHMtataenl Call 6H-S73I f«r Best ResuHs bll Eirt^-SUt Up. Reach stamp collectors with an $199 ad In Classified. Dial 741-6900 for NEW YORK, NEW YORK ————• an Ad-Writer today. STRAW HATS 1 REG. $5 ONE OF THE STATE'S MEN'S SLACKS LOWEST REG. TO 12.95 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE NEW AUTO LOAN RATES nenj mvnt JIIETC $4% 99 DRESS SHIRTS 2. Finance Direct — REG. 5.98

Save Up To $150. MEN'S 99 Yea Retain 12 Met. It MM, 24 Met. lOMes. 1* Met. SWIM TRUNKS SUMO. $17.08 , S 8t.lO $4841 $17.08 $ 11.82 1,800. 130.62 IMS •8.12 BS.il 47.« VALUE TO 5.95 MOO. , 174.U 1IMI •0.81 74.1* 81.08 MOO. 117.70 140J* 111.84 •2.70 71.81 1.000. 2*1.28 177.fl 1I6J8 I11J5 14.88 Our Entire Stock! 104.7* 188,98 llt.79 110.14 1,100. 207.84 WOMEN'S AND JUNIORS' SLAX H *• 00* thing that has kept jmtfrom «*»• *9% True Int. Rote Ling *» CooBnanW life has been the initial with tfwM of | I cost, why not consider a prewtasly-osoed DRESSES noM em traded recently by Ks first owwr? leading liutftitloM I Tha prlrtw condition, tfta practical prfca make 50% on Mpnmeurii County's Lincoln Continental SPORTSWEAR It tha wisest of motoring Investments—for fint "Truth In lending" policy I tha engineering excellence of, Continental AND MORE Phone 542-4600 Is the next best thing I assures many, many miles of matchless motor- SEPARATES ing In store. Remember, this car has been OFF ORIGINAL PRICES toanewone,\ built to uncompromising standards. The only I cojnproa&etoitesacofXiowMr istotbeforrn and here U why \ ["at most fcppiassaw savings. WsfR gtaolyoffer CLUB 116 ljo«\p»oof-thlsweekl AND ENGLISH MOTORS BOUTIQUE FOR HER t MEMIEK FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCI CORP. 34 MAPLE AVENUE 177-179 IROAD ST. RED IANK 1 h Red Bank MLS Sells 10 Residences COMPARISON RED BANK - Members of moved to Illinois, where Mr. Jane Harper of Walker and chased « house at 62 Standish Cooper also is associated with Walker, Shrewsbury. Mr. Gyder Rd. in Little Silver, through : Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service reported closing of title Bell Telephone Laboratories. is with Mobil Oil Company. The Lawrence J. Schilling, realtor of on 10 residences in the greater Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Sbar former owners, Mr., and Mrs. Little Silver, who also listed the Lowest prices lor heavy dirty window! Red Bank area last week. from Cranford have purchased a John T. Mahoney, have moved property with members of MLS new house on Riverside Dr. in to Illinois, where Mr. Mahoney Mr. Olsen is associated with the Mr. and Mrs. John L. G. Lud Rumson Shore Estates, Rumson, is with Bell Telephone Labora- Olsen Boat Works of Middletown low have sold their house at 13 through Jay E. Holly of Glaze- tories. Tlie former owners, Mr. and Woodmere Ave., Rumson, to Prown's has it! brook Associates, Rumson. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shan- Mrs. Robert M. Averill Jr., have Col. and Mrs. Karl Zipf, who Sbar is general manager for Tica non purchased the former home moved to Chicago, 111., where moved here from Alexandria Plastics, New York City. The Mr. Averill is associated with of Mrs. Alice H. Cook at 721 HEAVY DUTY TRIPLE TRACK Va. Col. Zipf (retired, U. S house was built by Vincent J. Bell Telephone Laboratories. Army) is working with Charles Sycamore Ave., New Shrews- Russo. Mrs. Elsie Dey has moved STORM and SCREEN Pfizer and Company in New bury. Mrs. Cook, who has Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gyder from Florida to 56 West Roose- BIG York City. Mr. and Mrs. Lud- have moved from Allison Park, moved to an apartment in Red velt Cir., Middletown, to be near low, who listed the property Pa., to their home at 112 Leeds- through Mrs. Lillian Locklin of Bank, listed her home ttirough her two daughters. Listed by COMBINATION ville Dr. in Lincroft, which they Rolston Waterbury"! office. Red John J. Keany Jr. of Glazebrook John T. Lawley Jr. of the Law- purchased through Mrs. Mary Bras _ Fair Haveil) is a professor ley Agency, Middletown, for Mr. Bank, negotiated the sale. Associates, Rumson. Mr. and at Parsons College in Iowa. and Mrs. Richard Sheehan, who Also sold by Mrs. Locklin was Mrs. Shannon purchased the WINDOWS moved fo Florida, the property Hie former home of Mr. and Mrs. property through Charles H. Tin- Also sold by The Dowstra Ransford S. Cooper at 10 Cedar dall of the Tiodall Agency, Red Agency was the former home of was sold by Harold A. MeUtrich PI., New Shrewsbury, purchased Bank. Mr. Shannon is proprietor Mr. and Mrs. David Presley at of The Meistrich Agency, Red by Mr. and Mrs. Travis H. Gor-of Shannon's Inn and Steak «5* _ HopH e Rd.Rd , NeN w ShrewsburyShb , Bank. don, who have been residing in House on Shrewsbury Ave., Newsold In less than two weeks after 95 Monroe A. Edelstein of New Hazlet. Mr. Gordon is with Bell Shrewsbury. INSTALLATION Telephone Laboratories at Holm- Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Meijer son of Walker and Walker. Mr. pher, has purchased the former and Mrs. Presley have retired OPTIONAL del. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, who ^jj their home at 222 Queens home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. listed through Mrs. Mildred Lim-]Drive S., Little Silver, through and are moving south. The Flood Jr. at 39 Gillespie Ave., Ing of Walker and Walker, have The Dowstra Agency, Red Bank, house was purchased by Mr. andFair Haven. Listed by T. E. Easy to clean from inside A very low sale price on this high quality window to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bronson, Mrs. Andrea Pappas from Phila- Hall Jr. of the Ted Hall Agen- ho moved here from Wisconsin. delphia. Mr. Pappas Is with cy, Fair Haven, the property Mr. Bronson is with Cutter Bell Telephone Laboratories at was sold by Vincent E. Nurney AS LOW AS VINYL and Laboratories of Berkeley, Calif. Holmdel. of the same agency. Mr. and QUALITY Dr. Meijer, who listed the house Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ol- Mrs. Flood havB moved to Long i95 ALUMINUM through William M. Hall of Hall sen of Middletown have pur- Branch. Intf. WHITE ALUMINUM DOORS •it. SIDING Broken Safety Gate Wire Cited 39 LEAKY Keeps your horn* cooler in th» As Causing School Bus Incident lummer and warmar during tha 1 GUTTERS? wint«r. ThU beautiful siding has MATAWAN TOWNSHIP (AP) an initial railroad statemen tions of track was disconnected, REPLACE THOSE LEAKY PROWN'S —A broken wire was responsi- that the gates were not defective thus locking the gates in a fail- a LIFETIME GUARANTEE . . . ble for the Jan. 13 incident in and that the bus driver had i| safe, or down position, said Mr. WOODEN GUTTERS WITH 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE—FREE DELIVERY which a bus driver took a bus- nored warning not to drh Jarries. STURDY, LONG LASTING ALUMINUM GUTTERS load of high school children through the crossing. wnel ONES MADE OF 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK around a lowered railroad cross- He added > something The police investigation goi goes wrong with the signal ap- ALUMINUM and LEADERS ing gate, the New York and under way after parents had corn • Budget • Easy Charge • Prown's Credit Long Branch railroad said. paratus, the gates automatically ship Board of Education that the close to prevent anyone from The railroad launched an in- school bus driver had riskec crossing should a train approach. vestigation into th« Incident af- the lives of the children by cir ALUMINUM ter a police report contradicted cumventing the gate crossing WINDOWS - DOORS Matawan Township. Nat James, director of publ Judge Sets ity for the railroad said yeste day that investigation has di closed that a wire which con Award Case nects sections of track and re lays was broken on the day HOME IMPROVEMENT the incident. Appeal Date The log of a maintenance ma FREEHOLD - Monmouth on duty that day indicates tha County Superior Court Judge El- a bond wire between two sec vin R. Simmill, who is county assignment judge, set Monday, April 17, as the appeal date for a $134,800 condemnation award Ad Info CALL FOR FREE to the Azzolina Land Corp. ESTIMATE No judge, however, has been Scheduled assigned to hear the case. After a three-man condemnation ition 741-5535 commission Feb. 23 awarded the For Builder! Azzolina Land Corp. $134,800 for LAKEWOOD - "How Builders, Wm. "Bud" Mazza a .51-acre tract in Middletown Large and Small, Should Geai for widening Rt. 35, the state Their Advertising and Public Re LINCROFT Department of Transporta- lations Programs" will be thi tion filed an appeal. subject to be presented to thi membership of the N. J. Shor COMING... Builders Association at Its mee ing Thursday at Fairmont Hotel GOOD NEIQHBOR SPECIAL! Ths important and timely ses sion will be held just about thf time when, from some Indica- tions, building could start to busl TUESDAY out all over, said program chair- man Alvin S. Brown of Toms River. APRIL 18 It will feature a panel consis ing of NJSBA's public relatio chairman, Gorman Alexande: IN THE real estate advertising manag FREE! for the Star Ledger; Louis Cc stanza, vice president of Keye DAILY 1.35 Martin Advertising Agencj Springfield, and Lee Cherensoi of the public relations firm Cherenson and Carroll, Livin, REGISTER NOTRO ston. Richard C. Goodwin, Moore: town, president of the N.J. Stat Home Builders Association, wL speak. Following this meeting, the as sociation will take the May BOMB with and June 8 meetings to Coll NEWS ABOUT PRODUCTS and Neck Inn, Rt. 34. NUTRO TURF FOOD! 8—Friday, April 7, 1967 IDEAS TO HELP YOU BETTER YOUR LIVING! Want to make your home larger, K'sTima to GREEN-UP Your Lawn! 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COPY RAYCROFT SERVICE .mperor DEADLINE WILL DIVISION OF LAVVES CO., INC. BE FRIDAY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Finest riding mower value on Lawn—Garden—Florist, Nursery Supplies the niarket! Two models; both | feature 6 h.p. rear-mounted APRIL 14. 222-3700—Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury—741-6300 Eze«-£tart engine, FlexN-Float kuttirfa 4 ipeeds forward and Sold by ihe jollowing dealers reverw; easy height adjustment — and more. Meet all A.S.A. Red Barn Nursery Slgismondl FOR INFORMATION CALL: 741-0010 (2 Frantau Avenue Lloyd Read •afety standards. Come Matawan, N. J. Matawan, N. J. In . . . test-ride, test- mow the Arlens Emperor. ASK FOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING A & H Hardware William Porter & Son 76 Flnr Avenue Red Hill Read Atlantic Highland!, N. J. Middletown, N. J. A, Crescl Bros. Blalsddl Lumber Co. CERLIONE'S 140 Bethany Rood 15 Bridge Avenue Htnleh. N. J. Red Bank, N. J. GREENHOUSES Porter Tree Service Community Stores Highway 35 Aveaue ef Two River* S00 Prospect Avenue Rumoa, N. J. Little Silver, N. J. ''.] HOLMDEL Wltrmburq Nursery Lowes Coal Co., Inc. (Between Hazlet Manmeurii Road, Hwy. 71 Sycamore Avenue 0«MWWf, N. J. ShwwiBiiry. N. J. and Middletown) 1967-9 areas I« Topic Of Talk by Hunt OCEANPORT — Harry Hunt, The public ia invited to tt- 11 Residential Sales by Northern MLS irmer owner of Hunt Brothers tend the meeting, which will be rcus and now owner of an ani-in lieu of the association's reg- MIDDLETOWN - Northern tional Bank, plans to occupy the three children; are residing in Eugene A. Fltqutrick of Walker for Dr. and -Mrs. Thomas R. mal farm in Florence, N. J., will ular session. Monnwxj* Multiple Ikting Set- home following hit approaching Monmouth Beach. Mr. Maine is and Walker, Holmdel, office, and Long. Dr. and Mrs. Long arespeak on "The Circus—Then and vice reports that 11 residential marriage to Miss Susan Denton. with Pjudentiat Insurance Com- was sold through that office. parents of two sons and a daugh- Now" at a meeting of the Pub- To fill Jobs fast, tflace "Help ECONOMY properties in the northern MOB Mr. and Mrs. Horn' and their pany. The listing and sale James Haufler is with Standard ter. They previously resided in c Library Association Thursday Wanted" ads in The Dally Reg- Power Mowers mouth County area have been iix children have moved to West- were transacted through Mrs. Oil Company, Linden. Mr. andBound Brook, Dr. Long is ' as- 8 p.m. in Borough Hall. uter Classified. dossd ttoa week through the fieW. Arrangements for the pur-Dorothy Neuendorff of The KirMrs- . Herbert Haufler have sooiated with Eell Telephone • »" . 20" realtors w«o ere members of thechase were through Mrs. Made- wan Company, Raritan office. moved witnth their fcur children toLaboratories and has been trans- xr service. line Polston of Sterling Thomp- Mr. and Mrs. James Haufler Camp Hill; Pa. ferred to the Holmdel office from WORD ASSOCIATIONS 2250 son and Associates, Middletown of Laurence Harbor have pur- • jtOTMT Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Hansen Mrs. Amy VanVliet of Van Murray Hill. The house was and their three daughters are office. Mr. and Mrs. Horn had chased from Mir. and MrsVlie. t Agency, Holmdel, has arliste- d for sale by Potere, Inc., listed the home through John Herbert Haufler the split level ATTIC = SPACE GUEST = ROOM Specializing Iff th» new residents of the home ranged the purchase of the ranch Elizabeth, through, George they purchased at 113 Ghingarara L. Minugh of John L. Minugh house at 19 Niles Ave., Middle- house at East Larchmont Dr. Blmensee Jr. of George • Repairing • Sharpening Aye., Keyport. They formerly Agency, Kjumson member of Redtown. It had been listed through and Homeland Dr., Colts Neck, I'Umeasee, Colts Neck. The house Maybe you've thought of it before, but lived in Highlands. Mr. Hansen Bank Area MLS. had itoitmerly been owned ' by we'd like to remind you that an attic is the of all mate of is a foreman with Sbnonds Saw Also sold through Mrs. Polston Mr. end Mrs. Kermit S. Dun perfect place to turn into a guest room. power and band mowers and Steel, Union. The previous was a new home on Lakeland Tubing Lab Plan Approved lap who were transferred to the Chicago area by Bell Telephone ]• TORO owners, Mr. and Mrs.*'Joseph P. Dr., Matawan, to Mr. and Mrs. Put guests up without inconveniencing CHGsjper, and their son have Robert Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. Laboratories. your regular home life. Put the paper down !• LAWN-BOY moved to Edison. Mr. DiGasper Baxter and their three children In Matawan Township The split level house at 186 is with Liberty Mutual Insurance have come here from San MATAWAN TOWNSHIP 15 cars. Cherry Tree La., Middletown, and call us now! . ' JACOBSEN Company. "n>e purchase was Francisco, Calif, JOHN DEERE Mr. Baxter is plans for a tubing laboratory on — Installation of curbing and has been purchased by Albert handled through Benjamin Blum- associated with Standard and County Rd., Cliffwood have been sidewalks, subject to the subse- Detmar Jr. Mr. Detavar formerly * Schloeder Construction Co. HIM of berg of Cuey'f. Agency, Hazlet Poor, Inc. Mrs. Joan Cushman approved by the Planning Board, quent development of surround- resided in Staten Island and ar-|| 250 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK 741-2139 291-9065 Niw and the home was listed through of the same office had listed the ' ing property. ranged for the purchase through |[ C, J. Zfydaszyk of that agency. Hutt Laboratories, Inc., Linden, " Mil 747-8571 home for sale for the builder, will locate the 10,000-square-foot — Outside lighting installations Eugene A. Ftapatrtek of Walker Mr. and Mrs. James P. Horn Dunn Todd Construction Co. lab on a 3.7-acre lot behind the adequate to light the narking and Walker, Holmdel office. Wil- IITTLE SILVER REPAIR have sold their ranch borne at Mr. and Mrs. John McBride. Suburban Propane Gas Plant, Rt. area subject to approval of theliam Hodden of that office had 28 Peach Blossom La., Middle- who recently lived at 19 Claridge police department. listed the property for sale. CENTER 35 and County Rd. a town, to Gerald Murphy of Dr., Middletown, are the pur- — The parking area to beMr. and Mrs. Roman Posten- 24 AYERS LA. Veronica PI., MitWIetown. Mr. The company works under gov- LAWN SEEDS chasers of the ranch house at 4ernment contracts, testing tubings graded and paved with black-top- sky have come from Bayonne LMMM a* »• Mr M UHto Murphy, who is associated with Blossom Lane West, Middletown. to occupy the house (hey pur- DlMiri IIOHM for nuclear submarines. ping. the Keansburg-Middletown Na- Mr. McBride is associated with chased at 34 Campbell Ave., Port AGRICO FERTILIZERS the First National City Bank, Owner John J, Lupi explained - Clean Operation Monmouth, through Thomas New York City. Sate and listing the operation as tensile, hydro- The operation was described Largey And Kenneth Williams of Lime * Peat Moss of the house "as effected for static and spectrochemlcal an- as clean with no odors, smoke The Kirwan Company, Raritan the owners, Brigadoon Homes alysis, limited to in-lab testing. or vapors as a result of theoffice. Mrs. Dorottiy Neuendorff Cow Manure * Sheep Manure The plant would operate on a Corp., through Eugene A. Fitz- testing, of that office listed the house 5-10-5 * 5-10-10 Natural Marine Potash patrlck of Walker and Walker, day-time basis, employing up to The building will be tied in for sale for the former owners, II Holmdel office. 10 persons. with 'the township sewer plant. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson. Milorganite • Buckwheat Hulls AND OTHER Construction of the $77,000 Mr. FiUpatrick also negotiated In other business, the board Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and their I) building is expected to start Im- ordered a letter sent to the owner three sons have moved to Hazlet. the sale of the house, which he mediately. GUAUCONITIC MINERALS of Strathmore Gardens, ordering Mrs. Neuendorff of The Kirwan had listed, of Aaron W. Stairffen- No additional traffic is expected replacement of fencing shrubs berg at IS Parkview Ter., Hazsince, as Mr. Lupi-explained, the Company also listed and sold the Trade Mark between the complex and Strath-house of Mr. and Mrs. Albert let. Purchasers are Mr. fand lab receives only two monthly FRED D. WIKOFF CO. more Lanes Bowling Alley, Mrs. Dennis R. Fiala, formerly shipments of materials. Melicia at 16 Roosevelt Ave., | of Woodtoidge. Mr. Fiala is as- Complaints have been received Keansburg. Mr. and Mrs. Meli- 234 MAPLE AVENUE KAYLORITE Approval was granted with cia reside on Seeley Ave., Keans-1 sociated with Hydro-Hydraulics these restrictions: from Canfield area residents, Corp. — Parking space provision for calling attention to the fence. burg. The purchaser of the RED BANK 741-0554 Mr. and Mrs. William Haines Salvatore M. Vena, chairman, three-family house Is Charles II are the purchasers of (he split said this is the third complaint Sutter. GLAUCON1TC GREENSAND level home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos- on dying shrubs used for fencing To Register and will direct the planning con- OBGANICAIXY KECOHHXNDID eph A. Maine at 4 Louise Ct, Hazlet. Mr. and Mrs. Hainei are sultant to check types of barriers parents of two children, and which can be used between resi- I 5 to 8 * 130101 Natural Marina Potash On Tuesday dential and commercial areas. TERMITES? Calcium, Magiwiaium, Barium, have come here from Hillside. . Boron, Iron, Sodium. NlekaL Mr. and Mrs. Maine, parents of MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Floyd Nesse, owner of Amboy -^j~-y Vanadium, Strontium, Chromium, Strathmore Elementary School Industrial Finishes Co., Inc., was will hold kindergarten registra- requested to submit a resume of There's no place like home when it's protected by ~ Aluminium, Rubidium, Iodine «ttd Bargellini tion Tuesday. plant operation for a proposed othertrace elementi for Children whose last names be- paint blending plant on property J|IUUNJEKAUZma and BEJUVKKATINO SOILS gin with "A" through "M" will across from township hall. Sends Letter report between 9 and 11:30 a.m. The board was unsure whether The remaining group will be reg-the business is a permitted use. TERMIIMIX istered between 12:30 and 3:30 To Nastasio p.m. Children need not be pres- League to Meet It costs you nothing to find out if hidden termites (so-called |to •faunttnd emdlttea It LONG BRANCH - Mayor < et. flying ants") are destroying ths undarstrupture and wood- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The work of your home. FREE INSPECTION for horn* owners. U DOBS RS *ABT —AFTLZ Florence Piero Bargellini hai Parents are required to bring Raritan Ridge Civic League will Phone or write now. ! OXODBS sent a letter of gratitude their child's birth certificate meet Monday at 8:30 p.m. in Over 600.000 homes serviced. Our work Is GUARANTEED Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr. and proof of immunization Town Hall. by (1) Bruce-Terminix, (2) E.- L Bruce Co., Inc. This against smallpox, diphtheria, per It reads: The league will sponsor a Guarantee is INSURED by American Employers' Insur- tussis, tetanus and polio. "Roaring Twenties" dinner ance Co. Guarantee available for life of building. "Once again' I feel the need of To be eligible for kindergar- dance Saturday, April 15, in Buck repeating to you my sentiments ten, a child must be five-years Smith's,- • Palmer • Ave., East NEW LOW COST PROTECTION of gratitude, and also my best old on or tefore Sept. 30. Keansburg, beginning at 8:30 wishes to your beautiful and Pre-registration blanks are p.m. Mrs. Caroline Bellini may AGAINST TERMITES serene city. Please present, my available at the school. ' be contacted for reservations. greetings to your family, also ... for infested and non-Infested houses-old on the part of my wife and my homes,, new homes and houses under con- daughter." BE MO DERIS/ WITH structfdn.,$25,000 damage guarantee on ' Mayor Nastasio Issued » state- qualified buildings and contents — only ment today after receiving Ma- MOEN small annual cost. Descriptive folder on yor BargelHnl's letter saying, request. r "W« were very much impressed with the dignity of the mayor of Florence and his family, and NEW KITCHEN we were very happy that the citizens opened their hearts to CONVENIENCE! the Honorable Piero Bargellini. Unique one-handle faucet The mayor's statement express- & EAGER, Inc. i gratitude to all civic groups g and HtoHng and Individuals who participated WORLD'S LARGEST RUMSON TERMINIX in Mayor Bargelliai's three-day SOLID BRASS 842-0405 TERMITE CONTROL visit, and concludes, "This type SERVICE SWARTZEL'S of co-operation and wholehearted interest of all concerned makes Farm & Garden me very proud to be the mayor BRUCE-TERMINIX SERVICE CORP. Supplies of Long Branch, knowing I rep- SPRINGTIME IS 559 Main St., East Orartee, N. J. 67018-phone 674-7683 «45 Holmdel Rd. resent people of such loyalty and spirit in helping on a person-to- in Red Banl^phone 741-3838 HAZLET — 244-2211 person level others who have suffered as the result of the Asbury Park: 775-0111 Freehold: 462-8090 flood devastation "- LAWN TIME If you can fertilize, reseed G E/ary lawn racaivai th* Individual atten- tion of our Rutgtri' trainad agronomist. aerate, and Thit atiurai yon that your lawn will r»- eaiv* th» txact raquiremanti of •varyihifif it naids at th* propar timt throughout th» your lawn growing SMton. ADD E Introductory Spring Offer • P«wtr Aaratlon > Rrtlllnlfon (M-TO-in 50 • OruD Proofing „„ _. • Saadlnj (Hb. p«r WATER! E To»° 1000 iq. «. 24 iq. Ft. • Power Rolling ANKUAL "SOD GROWING" PROGRAM SPRING LATE SPRING • Rtutd • Wild Control • Rrtllin (M-10-10) Get green, green grass •— greener than • nnuin (IMMOI Pra»amargtnt ?, crabgrou control ever before. 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OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY—URGE PARKING AREA tfl-f»««r, April 1, Wl THE DAJLY 8EGISTER Troop ffi Ann Landers To Vietnam Described Just Old Friend! LITTLE SILVER — Lt. Cmdr. Sigmund C. Schade, Hailet, wa« Dear Ann Landers: My hus- said I was to make nine copies guest speaker at Tuesday's band and I have known Bill and send them off airmail meeting of the Woman's Socie> «nd Rita for a long time. We special delivery within 96 hours. of Christian Service here in the were at their home last Satur- Do you realize that this would Embury Methodist Church day, and after several hours cost me {9 plus {3.42 in stamps? Cmdr. Schade, who recently com of talking and drinking, my hus- And it would take several hours pleted a three yearltour of duty band managed to get Rita alone to get those nine copies out as a chaplain on troop ships en- In the kitchen. I was left in because I don't own a type- route to Vietnam, presented an the living room with Bill. writer? illustrated lecture "A Navy Chap- I don't drink and my husband The letter said if I complied lain and the Troop Lifts to Viet- gays this is my trouble. He with the request I would save nam." His color slides included claims I can't get into the swing a life and end up rich. It said scenes from the Panama Canal, of things because I am not re- if I failed to follow the instruc- Hawaii, the Philippines, Vietnam laxed. I've always had a hunch tions someone dear to me and Japan., that most people drink because would meet a terrible fate and The speaker, an ordained, Meth- It gives them an excuse to do I would die broke. odist minister and a member of and say things they wouldn't I think it's awful to scare the Northern California-Nevada do and say if they were sober. people like that. Please tell Conference, served as an en- My husband finally came out folks that chain letters inter- listed man in World War 2. Prior of the kitchen and announced fere with the peace of mind of to serving as a chaplain for the that he and Rita were going the average person and nobody Military Sea Transport Service, out to get some fresh air and has the ripht to do this. Cmdr. Schade spent 10 years in he hoped Bill and I had a good — SHOOK UP the pastoral ministry. He will re- time. I told him nothing doing. Dear Shook: I will say even port in June to the Naval Sta We had an argument and my more. If they involve pay- tion, Long Beach, Calif., as a husband and Rita left. ment of money, chain letters senior Protestant chaplain. My husband came right out are against the law. and said he sees nothing wrong Mrs. Robert E. Thompson, so- Is alcoholism a disease? How ciety president, announced that in switching partners if every- PRE-CAMPAIGN GATHERING of Monmouth County one agrees. According to him, can the alcoholic be treated? the WSCS will sponsor a mother- 20 years is a long time to be Is there a cure? Read the book- daughter banquet May 12 at 6:30 Metal Health Association workers Wednesday at Beacon married to one woman and he let "Alcoholism — Hope and p.m. in the Church Hall. Hill Country Club, Leonardo, finds Anthony T. Bruno of Help," by Ann Landers. En- is getting curious. He also The society will meet again Little Silver, vice president, at head table with Mrs. said he deserves some credit close 35 cents in coin with your May 2 at 1 p.m. in the Church for being open and aboveboard. request and a long, stamped, Hall. Mrs. Karl M. Jacobi will Fred Potillo, left, of Monmouth Beach, Red Bank area He is a very persuasive self-addressed envelope. be program chairman. chairman, and Mrs. Benjamin Ashin of Little Silver, srpuer and sometimes I wonder Ann Landers will be glad to association president. (Register Staff Photo)| If I am crazy. Please advise. help you with your problems. DRAMA FESTIVAL WINNERS — Members of the Little Silver Woman's Club cele- - SPOILSPORT Send them to her in care of brate their four victories at yesterday's Fifth District Drama Festival of the State First Results this newspaper, enclosing a Dear S.: There's nothing Federation of Women's Clubs. The club's entry, "Blithe Spirit," was judged best play, wrong with you, Doll. Your hus- stamped, self-addressed enve- lope. and its members won top awards for best director, best supporting actress and first From Bridge Club Psychiatrist Addresses band is the nut in the family. RED BANK — The1 winners Also, I think you need some place tie for best actress. From left to right, Mrs. Andrew Gill, Lincroft; Mrs. Mat- at the first meeting of the Molly RUMMAGE SALE new friends. thew McCarthy, Little Silver, who shared best actress award; Mrs. Joseph Ryan, Mrs. OCEANPORT - The Ladies Pitcher Duplicate Bridge Club Sure, people get curious — last week are Dr. and Mrs. Ed- Mental Health Group and sometimes it doesn't take Auxiliary of the Portaupeck Peter Edwardsen, Eatontown, best supporting actress, and Mrs. Edmund C. Baden- Chemical Hose Company will con- ward Glazer, Elberon, first; them 20 years. But curiosity hausen of Tenafly, state drama chairman. Not pictured is club member Mrs. M. Robert LEONARDO — Volunteer and psychologist, psychiatric social duct a rummage sale Monday, Mrs. Helen Dunlap, Spring is no excuse for behaving like staff workers for the Monmouth worker and psychiatric nurse. Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 Frederickson, chosen best director. (Register Staff Photo) Lake, and Miss Grace Berner, animals. County Mental Health Associa a.m. to 4 p.m. in the fire house on nterlaken, second; Mrs. Melvin The volunteer's primary func- tion gathered impetus for their Portaupeck Ave. Donations Ford, and Mrs. Elmer Godwin, tion, he said, is to provide per- Dear Ann Landers: I have 1967 fund -raising campaign just received a chain letter rticles for the sale will be For Little Silver both of Shrewsbury, third; Col. •onal attention and companion- ceived by members Sunday froi Walter Rosengren, Lincroft, and Wednesday at a luncheon In ship for the patient. With rela- asking me to send $1 each to Beacon Hill Country Club. nine friends. My instructions to 3 p.m. at the fire housi Mrs. Ruth Doyle, Oakhurst, fourth, tion to the public, her job Is to and Mrs. Gwen Lovett, Little Sil- The trend toward involvemen' interpret, to lobby and to per- ver, and Robert Young, Holmdel, of the community in menta suade. 'ifth. health care was described as the Almost a Clean Sweep "second revolution" in psychia Also among the speakers was Mrs. Arthur Gross Jr., Little try by Dr. Michael Simon, as Mrs. Eugene Badgley, director Woman's Club Evening Depart- bor Woman's Club, "Toast to a Silver, is director of the games SPRING LAKE - The Little sistant medical director in charge >f volunteers; Robert Kutor, ment for their production, "For Maiden," directed by Mrs. Don- which are held every Friday at :>ast president; Mrs. Benjamin Silver Woman's Club won three of psychiatry at Marlboro Hos- awards and shared the fourth Distinguished Service," directed ald Macrae. 8:15 p.m. in the Molly Pitcher \shin, president, and serving as pital. The first revolution, he re- yesterday in the Fifth District by Mrs. Charles Nesbitt. Mrs. Proceeds from the festival will Inn, Riverside Ave. master of ceremonies, Anthony minded his listeners, was the de- Drama Festival of the state Higgins played the role of Kather- go to the Douglass College Drama 3runo, the association's vice velopment of humane care of the Mm Federation of Women's Clubs. ine Burton in the. play. Scholarship Fund. BACK TO LEGION HALL •resident. mentally ill. Competing against five other In third place was "Florence State Fifth District drama MATAWAN — The American Colorful felt-bound napkin rings district clubs in the Spring Lake Unlimited," presented by the chairman, Mrs. William Haas of Legion Auxiliary, will resume Quoting from a talk by Mrs Has the Fabulous . . nd paper carnations were made Community House, the Little Sil- Woman's Club of Ocean Grove Little Silver, was in charge of meetings in Che Legion Hall, Winthrop Rockefeller, past presi- or the luncheon by residents of ver group took first place for and directed by Mrs. Bleeker yesterday's program. Main St., Monday, at 8 p.m. dent of the National Mental in Asbury Park boarding home best play with a scene from Noel Stirling. Health Association, he said a so- or recently discharged mental Coward's "Blithe Spirit," first lution to the problem must be In other roles in tfie Little Sil- Kttients. place award for best director, ver club's winning presentation sought by a team approach. He THERMADOR Mrs. Robert Frederickson, and for of "Blithe Spirit" were Mrs. An- Birthdays and Bridge cited the addition of the trained best supporting actress, Mrs. drew Gill of Lincroft and Mrs. volunteer to the accepted pro- Peter Edwardsen. Joseph Ryan of Newark. fessional team of psychiatrist. Electric Self-Cleaning Oven The award for best actress was Judges for die competition (resented jointly to Mrs. Matthew were Mrs. Thomas Gonnor, Mrs. On Local Club Agenda • DRAPERY • McCarthy of the Little Silver S. Herbert Taylor and Mrs. John RED BANK—The annual birthday meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow with Warren. Other clubs competing :iub and Mrs. Robert Higgins of day luncheon and bridge parry Mrs. Reuben Taylor, chairman, in he Evening Department of the were the Rumson Woman's Club, will be held by the Woman's charge. \sbury Park Woman's Club. with a performance of "Green Club of 1 The literature department will Second place honors for best Thumbs" directed by Mrs. Ken- With the Bilt-in 12:30 p.m. hold its meeting Tuesday with ilay went to the Asbury Park neth Marass and Laurence Har- Exhaust System Mrs. Martha Rescorla and Mrs Mrs. Leslie D. Seely and Mrs. George Weis are chairmen, and Charles O. Reid serving as chair- HARD- REGISTER NOW reservations are in charge of ncn. Mrs. Lester C. Stork. The party The board of truslees will meet is held each year to celebrate the April 18 at 9:30 a.m., followed by Dirthdays of dub" members, and a meeting of the Executive Board preservations are limited to 96. at 10:30. Serving as assistants to the The general meeting will take WARE chairmen, and in charge of dec- place Friday, April 21, with tea We have everything you need FOR FABULOUS FASHION SAVINGS! orating tables are: For January, served from 12:45 to 1:30 p.m. for drapery hanging plus Mrs. Henry J. Braun; February, followed by the business meeting many items to give special ON OUR 48th BIRTHDAY Mrs. Joseph E. Carroll; March, at 2 p.m. Annual reports will be and decorative Mrs. Payson W. Lyman; April. given, and officers elected to elements to match the tone Mrs. Maver Campbell; May, Mrs.serve for the year. The program of your rooms. Youngsten Love Alexander P. Hagen and Mrs. will be in charge of Miss Joanne Take Dance Lesion* Arthur W. Fonskov; June, Mrs. Scowcroft, who will speak on It opens up i whole new Albert Wedgbury; July, Mrs. "Fashions, Fads and Phones." world to them. Give Hill Nelda Parkell; August, Mrs. O. Mrs. Gustav Steffen will be in pleasure to your child. Set A. 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-t—:—. • -' •::.• •'. fr*%, .April 7,4*57^ Baptist* To Will Confirm Church Hall Notes 32 At Oaklmrst Fete Seniors OAKHURST - Thirty-two young people who have been tak- ing an eight-Week course in Elect Trustees Monday Tomorrow membership, doctrine and his- RED BANK — Calvary Bap- tory of the church will be con- HIGHLANDS — Trustees will SPONSOR TRIP near as possible to 100 per cent :ist Church will honor its Senior firmed in the First Methodist be elected Monday night at the ASBURY PARK — Court Hoi; if the church's membership. Citizens with a program and din-Church Sunday at 11 a.m. bymonthly meeting of the Official Spirit, Catholic Daughters ol Rev. Norman F. Riley, pastor, ner Saturday. Services will be- Rev. Dr. John D. Blair, Rev. Board of the Methodist Church. America, will sponsor a trip Sun- has scheduled a series of ser- gin at noon and guest speaker August Klebsattel and Rev. John Rev. William McCullough, day to Graymoor, home of themons on the general theme of will be Rev. E. F. Webb, pastor Wesley. , pastor, has announced that Ed- Franciscan Friars of the Atone- Victorious Christian Living." of Monmouth Baptist Church, Those to be confirmed are: ward Duncan and Philip KJng ment, at Garrison, N. Y. MrsHi. s sermon themes will be: April Jersey City. Bruce A. Balle, Susan A, Balle, have been nominated to. fill the Michael Chrepta and Miss Mar-»-Effective Witness; April 18— Jefferson T. Barnes, Pamela Bi- open positions. This election is garet Hubbel are co-chairmen. Wholehearted Dedication; April Citizens to be 'honored are: lotta, Cheryl Burril, Deborah conducted in preparation for the A statue of Our Lady of Grac 23—Removing Barriers; April 30 Mrs. Jane Adams, Mrs. Laura Campbell, Charles Carroll, Kar-Fourth Quarterly . Conference to was recently presented to the—Making Each Hour Count; May Alston, Mrs.- Hattie Baskerville, en Doughty, James Fisher, Deb- be held April 16 at 3 p.m. Court by its chaplain, Rev. Fran- 7—Vital Experiences. The con- Mrs. Bessie Bullock, Mrs. Beaora- h Lynn Graves, Cathy Haden- cluding talk will be a Memorial The Women's Society of Chris- cis L. Nolan, pastor of Holy Spir- trice Brooks, Mrs. Bessie Clay, wald, Terry Harrison, Chris- Day message on May 28—Adven- tian Service will meet Tuesday it Catholic Church. Mrs. Elleri Clark, Mrs. Louisa topher Huggins, Douglas Hun- turing tor World Peace. at 8 p.m. for election of officers. Costello, Mrs. Marie Cowan, Mrs. tlngton, Susan Jackson, Richard Mary Davis, Mrs. Eliza Carter, PANCAKE BREAKFAST Kruse, Brian Lefferson, John RADEST TO SPEAK Mrs. Catherine Davis, Mrs. Ab- MEET TUESDAY RED BANK - The Hathomai Malinofsky, Kevin Meseroll, Jo- Club of the First Presbyteria bie De Shields, Mi's. Lucia Dun- dy Nielsen, Jane E. Polston, RED BANK - Howard Radert, bar, Mrs. Pearl Ellis, Mrs. Cath- HAZLET — The Women's So- Church will hold a pancake anc director of the American Ethi- Joan Schenck, Shirley Schenck, ciety of Christian Service of St. irlne Epps, Mrs. Adelia Frost, sausage breakfast all morning to cal Union, will deliver the plat- Steven S k o u1 a s , Sandra John's Methodist Church will Mrs. Essie Fuller, Mrs. Therea morrow in Westminster Hal form dddress, "The Technical Smith, John Stockfisch, Di- meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. A cov- Hover, Mrs. Eliza Hailstock and The meal will be served on "alImagination," at the meeting of ane Tarasovis, Robert Teyker, ered dish supper will include Mrs. Josephine Harvey. Gary Trimmer, Beth A. Van you can eat" basis. the Ethical Culture Fellowship of foods from around the world. Monmouth County on Sunday at Also: Mrs.. Lennie Holman, Brunt, William W. Weihrniller, Mrs. Judith Flowers, the wife o[ 1 a.m. at the YMCA. Mrs. Charlotte Hundley, Mrs. Jr. and Clark Woodworrh. Methodist minister who has TO ATTEND PROGRAM NEW OFFICERS—Beginning their terms of office with the Junior League of Mbn- "lorence Jackson, Miss Cassie served in Vietnam, will speak on HAZLET — The young peopl The film, "Japan," produced mouth County are, left to right, Mrs. Louis Ailcins, Long Branch, corresponding sec- barney, Mrs. Edna Kearney, the customs, status and situation of St. John's Methodist Church by UNESCO, will be shown retary; Mrs. John Emery, Rumson, first vice president, and Mrs. Charles J. Werber, Miss Lillian Lambert, Mrs. Ma- of the Vietnamese. She will wear will attend a special program of during the assembly. Mrs. Ann mie Lambert Mrs. Rebecca Ma- To Explain Tobias, Ocean Township, is re- also Rumson, treasurer. a native costume and her talk religious mii3lc given by the sing- son, Mrs. Martha Monroe, Mrs. will be illustrated by recent col- ing group the Spurrlows at Con-ligious education chairman. Marie Moore-head, Mrs, Ellie Units Work ored slides. vention Hall, Asbury Park, o 'arker, Mrs. Isabelle Scott, Mrs. Sunday afternoon. ASBURY PARK — Miss Gail The slate of officers proposed SET JOINT SERVICE Anna Srnith, Mrs. Kate Smith,' The Spurrlows, under the di Three New Junior League Officers McHugh, daughter' of Mr. andfor election for the new confer- COLTS NECK — Sunday the Mrs. Betty Taylor, Mrs. Emma rection of Thurlow Spurr, num Twiggs, -Mrs, Laura Thompson, Mrs. John McHugh of 56 Wash- ence year will be presented at Christian Church will host the ington St., Rumson, will be prin- ber 30 college age musicians Mrs. Lucille Watkins, Mrs. Al- the close of the meeting. whose renditions include vocal Atlantic Grange at worship ser- ethia Williams, Mrs. Matilda cipal speaker at the final Infor- To Begin Their Terms Tuesday mation Day on the work of the solos, trios, instrument selections, vice. For the past two years the Williams, Mrs. Myrtle Williams, LECTURES PLANNED hymns, Negro spirituals, Gospel Mrs. Rebecca Williams and MrsPapa. l Volunteers for Latin Amer- Grange has allowed the Chris- RUMSON — Three new officers songs and full orchestral anc league as chairman of the com- Mrs. Werber was until thre Hennie Winston. ica at Holy Spirit School Sunday RED BANK — The St.An- tian church to use its building Of the Junior League of Moiunouth munity research committee and years ago, a member of th from 2:30 to A p.m. choral arrangements. drew's Room in the new Educa- tor services and the Church will County will begin their terms at of the Marlboro fashion show. She North Shore, L.I, League, where And: Elwood Anderson, George The purpose of information tion Building of the First Pres- "xpress its gratitude through ths the annual luncheon meeting has been a member of the admis- she served as thrift shop chair- loolidge, James Dalley, Frank days is to acquaint the general byterian Church will be the set- PROGRAM PLANNED Tuesday in the Molly Pitcher Inn. sions committee, the thrift board, man, recording secretary, and oi Daniels, Reuben Hailstock, public with the work of the vol-ting for three lectures by Rev. HAZLET-St. John's Method visit. Mri. John Emery of Rumson ha and the public affairs committee. committees. She has just com- George Havey, Alfred Lockett, unteer organization in teaching Dr. Charles S. Webster, pastor ist Church is planning an "in In July, 1966, the church's con- been elected first vice-president She is a member of the pleted her term as by-laws chair- Shack. Lodge, David Perry, John people in backward areas. during the month of April. The volvement program" for the pos gregation numbered 20,xand they Mrs. Louis Aligns, Long Branch, M o n m o u t h County Repub- man and has been on the advisory Perry Sr., David Reeves, Al- Sunday's program will consist lectures will be given from 10 toEaster season. The Women's So- called their first resident minis- corresponding secretary, and Mrs. lican Executive Committee and planning, finance and house com- phonso Reevey, Joseph Saun- of Miss McHugh's talk on her11 a.m. on the theme "Toward ciety, Methodist Men, Couples ter, Larry Calhoon of Bellville, Charles J. Werber, Rumson, trea- was technical- officer of the mittees. She also has been thrifl ders, Rev. Joseph Scott, Thomas experiences working among the an Understanding of Three Club and senior citizens are alOhio. The autonomous church turer, Third Congressional District for chairman and appeared in ttii Seward, Ralph Smith, Sr., HarIndian- s in Mezquital, Mexico, Major Cults of Our Day." They co-operating In the project, whicl presently averages 40 in attend- Mrs. Emery has been a the 1960 census. Mother of twoyear's Children's Theater produc- ry Tompkins, James Whitney, and the showing of the film, "The will be April 12—Mormonism; will run between now and Miance and it is hoped a new rec- member of the league here children, Mrs. Aikins is a grad- tion. She attended Connecticul Calvin Williams and Nathan Wil- Eleventh Hour," which depicts April 19—Christian Science; April morial Day with a continuoui ord of 70 will be set Sunday at since 1859, when the transferred uate of Lasell Junior College. She College for Women, is a Girl liams. volunteer work in Peru, 26—Jehovah's Witnesses. program designed to involve ai the joint service. from the Newark Junior League. has been a member of the league Scout leader and the mother ol since 1961. three children She has just completed her term TO SPONSOR SERIES as corresponding secretary and has served.in past years as pub- FAIR HAVEN — Jehovah'j licity chairman and spring dance Services in County Churches Witnesses (Red Bank Congrega- chairman. She his been a mem- DAR Chapter Cited tion) will sponsor a series of Bi- ber of the public relations, ways Atlantic Highlands TOST METHODIST GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN ble talks to be delivered in King- KeaAsburg Holmdel-Ulddletown Raritan Township dom Hall for four consecutive and means, lecture aeries and by- riKST METHODIST Sunday inrvlcea will be at «:30, 9:31 The Bunday service will be held a.m, and at 11 a.m. with Rev. Newtoi 10:45 a.m. at the Thompson Schoi FAITH REFORMED ' laws committees. Her community Atlantic Highland! w. Grelner, pastor, speaking weeks. All Interested persons are For Its Contributions Th« guodsr sarvlca will bi hsld it Mlddletown. Rev. George J. Frank H17JH welcome W the series which it volunteer activities include ser- 11 ».m. Rev. Hsnrsy I. V«n Sclv«r. will -preach. Sunday services will be tull.at S: vice at Riverview Hospital, YES pastor. vri\l conduct Ui« service aitf and U a.m. Rev. Theodora C. Mulls scheduled is follows: April 9, LOCUST - Delegates from Old that 4,948 new members ha preach on "Tin Chapter You Write." Keyport KINO OP KINGS LUTHERAN will preach on "Loiing Christ.'* Middletown "You Are Wonderfully Made;" the Cerebral Palsy Nursery and Topenemus Chapter, Daughters joined the society in the pas Fmsr rHESBYTEBIAN OETIISEMANE LUTHERAN BIBLE BAPIISl year, of whom 3,019 were unde Keyport Bunday services will bs at 8 I Hszlet April 16, "The Harmony of the the Children's Psychiatric Center, of the American Revolution, were Atlantic Highlands Sunday services will ba at 1:3010:4, 5 a.m, with Holy Communion Sunday aenrlcea will b> held at »:S0 both services. Rev. Anton R. Thus Bunday services will bs held at 1 Gospels;" April-23, "How Your Mrs. Emery attended Upsala Col- among the approximately 400 35 years of age. i.m. anil 11 a.m. with Rev. Kfchan >:'."— The Episcopal . Mais Jr., rector, will officiate. NEW MONMOITH BAPTIST RAFTIST House, Trenton, a colonial home didate in 1968 for vice president Colts Neck New Monmouth fea Bank Voting Churriunen, of Trinity""- general of the National Society Sunday service* will be held Sunday services will ' Teen fjance being restored by the DAR. The REFORMED 10:45 a.m. and at 7 p.m. Rev. Donal vice at 8:30 a.m.. and EpUcopal Church will -meet Sun» and Mrs. Thomas Reeves of El little Silver e Student Gov-funds were raised through sale Colts Hack . N. Scofleld will speak at bom service the Lord's Supper at 11 a: m. ^.. flay *t 1 p.m. bfi Monday, die RUMSON mer was elected honorary past Ths Sundir service will b» at 0:30 ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL Arthur S, Dogsea will bs guest preach- of an afghan crocheted by Mrs. anadd 11 t.m. Rev. Samuel La Penta Little Silver BeUord er. Bayshore Hospital Auxiliary will ernment Association! of Forrest- state regent. will pr«ac* on "TM Reality of me Lester L. Danley of Long Island Sunday services will be Holy Com- Sunday services will be Matins CHRISTIAN SCIENCE provided it a minimum fee by Fair Haven ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL TRINITY EPISCOPAL The Ryders, a "rock 'n roll" children Doris, Judy, Patrick and 'You Are Wonderfully Made." will Marlboro Locust >e the mibject of Sum!ay's Bible talk to Sunday services will .bs Holy Com Red Bank band feauring Thomas Foster, Thomas, Keansburg; Edward e delivered by Raymond Boaworth, BIBLE PROTESTANT munlon at 8 a.m.: Family Service a Sunday services will be Holy Euclii- preaidlnj minister, at 10 s-m. "glum- Bobtrtsvllle 9:30 a.m. and Morning Prayer with rlst at 7, 8, 9:30 and 11 i.m. Rev. lead guitar; Peter Hartung, Kennedy, Rahway; Mr. and Mrs. ng Kindness to ottars" — Proverb Tht Sunday ssrviea will be at 14a sermon by the rector, Rev. Hsxry Canon Charles H. Beet will officiate with rhythm; Randy Bourne, drums, Gus Dirner and children Maty li:3T, wlir b« tM dtseuafton ot thes.m. with guest speaker Edwin Ourd. R. Soreasen, at 11 a.m. a sermon at 11 a.m. all of Rumson, and Gregory and Gus Jr., Union Beach; Mr. "Waichtowar" at U a,on. THE OLD BRICK FRESRYTKRIAN CHUKCH CHAPEP L A.M.K. REFORMED OHDRCR LEONARDO, B ATTIST and Mrs. George McBride, Key- Leonardo Red Bank D'Amico of Fair Haven, bass. Miss Susan Howard FaiFi r HHaven Marlboro Ths Sunday service will bs at 11 a Worship services will be held at port; Miss Mary Tesauro, Red The Itunday service wilwll be at 11 mlnar services will bt held Rev. William Oarr will preach on "Thiand 11 a.m. with the Rev, Dr. Charlei . witith RRev . FlFloyd BlBliddc officiatingffiiti . at 11 o'clockk.. Rev. John Bin will Words of Faith." Tils evening serviei WebsteWebsi r preaching on the themi Bank, end Mr. and Mrs. Anthony RED BANK — Announcement spsslc. will be at 7:30. No Mitter What You Are Look- CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST "The-WiIS- Win of God." YOU ing For Find it fast in the Daily Kosciolek and son Michael, New-Is made by Mr. and Mrs. John Fafr Haven CHURCH or CHRIST Morning Worshln-Win be m 11 a.m. Matawan Red Bank Register Classified section. ark. D. Howard, 327 River" Rd., of the lev. Oiirlfi 0. Hanklns, pastor, will New Shrewsbury ireach on 'The Rernarkiblo Dlaciple/ Sunday services wiil be at 11 a.m. ngagement of their daughter, CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN REFORMED and 6:30 p.m. Evangelist Robert Rlggs Malawan New Shrewsbury will preach at both services. REALLY Miss Susan Howard, to Barren Freehold Worship services will he at 1:30 and Sunday services will be at 9:30 sm 2a.6b.ary Biederman, son of Dr. M:30 a-m. Rev. Richard A. Wseden, 10:30 a.m. Rev. Isaao C Rottenberi riHSr METHODIST GKACE LUTHERAN pastor, will preach on "Wolf." fill preach on "Dealing With Doubt. Red Bank Interior designs ind Mrs. William Biederman ol Worship service at B:30 and 11 a.m, Service! of Worship al,9:50 and 11:00 Etockvllle Centre, L. I. lev. David O. Volk will pre*ch. Holy FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN a.m. Service of Holy - Communion at NEED? Communion win b» celebrated at both Matawan (Mlisourl Synod) :30 a.m. In SQuIrs chapel. Reverend A May 13 wedding Is planned. itrvlees. Strvlcas will bs at >:45 and It a.m. New Shrewsbury Sdward B, Cheney will preach WHAT ABOUT )contempo house Rev. Paul L, Jackson will deliver the Ths Sunday morning service will "Keeping Life Sweat" Miss Howard, an alumna of Red FIRST PRESBYTERIAN erinon, "Do Not loss Heart" at thebe at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Daniel R. Sank High School and Simmons Freehold 9:4S a.m. service. Ths 111 a,m. servtes Retnhelmer, paator, will preach ot •'••SSHsWBBs^'WBdBSBilWWWWtWIHI Morning worihlp will be at 0:30 Inwill bs centered around Believer* Bap- 'Jesus Ths flood Shepherd. Rumson College, Boston, Mass., where is new auditorium and at 11 a.m. inIsm. ie Sanctuary. Pastor James R. M«m- ST. aEOHOE'S-BV-TlIE-EIVEB Living room, dining room, den; family ihe received a bachelor of science aoU will deliver a sermon. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN LOVE Oakhurst EPISCOPAL legree in 1963, is a researcher Matawan HOPE LUTHERAN Worship services at 9:13 and It a.m. FIRST METHODIST Rumson room, bedroom or complete interiors. n the editorial division of Time FreehoM Rev, Chester A. Galloway will preach Oakhurst Sunday services will be Holy Com- Services will be Sunday, with Rev. on "Hcyw To Be Happy Through Re- Ssrvlcea at 9:30 and 11 a.m. kunlon at 8, morning prayer at 9:30 Magazine, Time, Inc., New York, llbert W. Olbsos preaching en "Uak-ligious." John D. Blair wl! lpreach at and VI a.m. Sermons by Rav.G. P HEALTH Of « T»t" . ., • i»rv!ce« on "Ws Ars A Team." Uelllck Belshaw. Interior Designs, Mr. Biederman, a vice presl- ST. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC Matawan-Marlboro ITRST FRRsnYTKRIAN lent and associate creative di- Highlands Sunday Mais will be held at I, 9:30 Counseling & Planning •ector at Ne«dham, Harper and and U am. at the Matawan Grammar Oceanport Rumson 8AINT ANDREWS EPISCOPAL SehsoL R»r. Joseph Ructasld will <* CALVARY BAPTIST lerytces will be held at 6:30 and 11 Servlct Jteers, an advertising agency in , Highland*. flclits. n. Rsv. William F Muldrow will JOY? luMay iirvfcti will »*: Holy Xu- Oeeanport Jew York, was graduated with The Sunday service will be at U a.m. ive a sermon entitled "Mission to an ltlst at t a.m.; fanny service al METHODIST Rev. Paul N. Smith will continue (hi KUiojlaji Tribe.' Or, even more impor- llstlnctlon from Cornell Unlver- a.m. and Evensong at-T p.m. Rev. Malawan series of sermons anIIUed "Unravellni 'Illlam D. Lorlng, vicar, will preach. Sunday services will be at 0:30 and levelatlon," Tbe evening service wl Coll 774-7400 ilty, Ithaca, N. Y. He received U a.m. when Rev. Donald T. Phillips i at 7:80. Sea Bright tant, what about the master's degree at Colombia Sr., pastor, will preach on "God's De* DiUf 'HI i, Wld. I M. 'HI 9 Holmdel lay«.*' ST. U'HE'SJ .«...ir.E. spiritual understanding Jnlversity School of Journalism, HOLMDEL CHURCH Old Bridge Set. Bright 320) Sumil Avi. (oil HI. 35), Aibury firk Holmdel nuxirr EPISCOPAL The Bunday service will be at 1 p.m. that brings you closa studied at the University of The Sunday service will ba It U . Matawan LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD when Rsv. Floyd N. Black wll! preach.. Umdon and tha University of with the pastor, Rev. John W. Sunday services will be: Matins and Old Bridge aldron, officiating. Holy Communion at 7:48 a.m. at the Family Bible hour will' be Sunday to God? MW (India) on a Ford Fourida- * iron: Holy Eucharist at the Ravine it 9.-1& s.i». The family service wl Shrewsbury ten scholarship, At Cornell he _.ye School at 9:16 a.m., morning be at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Harley *E, Keansburg prayer and sermon at Church at 11Merer will officiate. ITRST ASSEMBLY OF COD This is the understand- ivas elected to PM Beta Kappa a.m. Rev. Carroll B. Hall, rector, will Shrewsbury ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC) officiate. ST. A.V "**«.THOLIO Sunday services win he at 11 a.m. ing that meets every slid Phi Kappa Phi honorary Keanjburf Old Bridge with Patrick O. McLane, pastor, proaoh' societies. ': '• Sunday Muses will be at T. t. 1 Sunday Maas will be at «:30. 7:30(ng, . Evangelistic isrvlcs at 7 p.m. real need.' 'And every- Middletown 1:45. 10, 11:15 a.m. and 12:30 p.m! . PRESBYTERIAN Rumson Reading Institute rtsv, Bernard A. Coen will volflclats, I Shrewsbury •STORMED Sunday strvlcei will bi at 9:30 and one can find it for •ftar-ichool luppUmtntary claim in lllddlatown CROSS OV OLORT LUTHERAN I a.m. Rev. James R. Steels, paitor Tht Sunday service will he held at Old Bridge 111 ipsak. himself. CATERERS U a.m. Rev, Zarl D. Comptco, minis- Ths Sunday service will be at 10:30 READING . ENGLISH - MATH- ter, will prtaeh on "Marks of Great- ,m. Rev. Richard X Weeden will OMIIRT EPISCOPAL n«M." preach. Shrewsbury Sunday services will bs Holy Eu- Why not stop in our First Grade through college charist at 8 and Ft a.m. Morning prayer tt 11:15 a.m. Rev. Ronald a. Aibury CATERING rill ills ths text "Authority for tali Reading Room today. Ave. of Two Rivers, Rurritan 842-1650 irmons. FOR EVERY OCCASION CLEARANCE SALE REUOIOUS SOCIETY Or rRIENUS Shrewsbury •unity muting is hell at u a.m. Offl«t ENTIRE STOCK CHRISTIAN SCIENCE H ntiM Union Beach The Ranney School • WnMilt lteM»HM« GRACE METHODIST _ . READING ROOM 30% — 50% off Sunday servlcls will bs halt at l!0 • Cfc-mh NMtiMs and HI a.m. Rsv. frankly*. H. > "Full Time Private QphooP' TWO DININtt ROOMS wtu efflcfate. ^ 209 BROAD ST. fesrtinej 110 Ms) 109 •» HM RED BANK RUSSELL G. RArNN^Y—Director HARBOR RISTAURANT THE BUFFING WHEEL West Long Branch AH. HlfJMnttit Yacht Mi HJCrORMATION LUIMHAM CHURCH ST. I LITTLE SILVER West Long Branch OBM Doily 11.3:30 235 HAN RD., SHMWSIUlV, 842-4777 Sunday services will be beld at 1:111 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Id 11 a.m. Rty.. W. Robsrt Oswald fti. Eve. 7:30 • 9|30 291-2404 I pities tt Yancey (67) Leads Field in Masters; Confuse Tourney Favorites By WILL GRIMSLEY ites — defending champion Jacl mates in the 73 list Includin; mendous' four-wood which sen* charge. He continued his school- AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Bert friendly oourse, I thought 1 might Nicklaus and four-time winnei Gay Brewer, one of the hottesi the ball to just in front of the ing at Florida State, but became Yancey, a young, former West Arnold Palmer — shot 72 and 73 players of the spring toiir; Da1 green, one bounce onto the green a pro before getting his degree. Pointer who fell in respectively and bitterly criticized Marr, former PGA champion and into the cup. "I never saw the Augusta the fickle Augusta after jumping three strokes in the condition of the course. Chi Chi Rodriguez of Puerto Rio The only other double eagle in course until this week," said Course at first sight, "The fairway grass was ex and Australian Kel Nagle. the tournament was the famous Yancey, who received an Invita^ the first round lead with a five- tremely high," said .Nicklaus, Marr and Brewer both started deuce by Gene Sarazen in the tion because of, his performance under-par 67 yesterday as trkky tournament record-holder an fast with outgoing 33s over the last round of the 1935 tournament on the fall tour. "I have always winds and Gray of Pensacola, Fla., tied at bidding for an unprecedentec 6,98D-yard, par 36-38—72 Augusta which helped Gene tie Craig had an ambition to play here." fused the three titles in a row. "Yoi course. Marr bogeyed five Wood for the title and later win He said the wind was very »• couldn't put spin on the ball six holes on the back nine am the playoff. tricky. "It would blow up and It was impossible lo tell when Brewer, recent winner of the Yancey is a tall, handsome then die down without notice," the ball was going." •ensacola Open, four-putted from youngster who has been a pro he added. "I was very lucky." Palmer agreed. 20 feet on the treacherous 155- since 1961 but on the tour only yard 12th. Palmer described his round as "There were a lot of grassy since 1964. He barely made ex- "sloppy." lies out there," the Latrobe, Pa. Art Wall Jr., winner in 1959, penses the first two years but "It wasn't good at all," he millionaire said. "I didn't know Iso started with a 33 but had ar last year won three tournaments what was going to happen." incoming 41 for 74. and $42,938. said. He hit a ball into a ditch Both said they also were It wasn't a day of disastei Although his gallery consisted on the 13th and banged another troubled by the gusty, capricious entirely for the game's greats am largely of his mother and father into a tree at the 14th. He drove near-greats. winds which swirled and died —~Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Yancey reasonably well but had no con- without notice. Bruce Devlin, the slender one- of Tallahassee — and he was trol on his irons. "That was a darn good round," ime Australian plumber, knocked playing his first official round Palmer said of Yancey's score. In a double-eagle — the second over the famed course, the young Nicklaus said he started "It was great under the condi- in the tournament's history — pro never lost his poise. "with my usual hook at the first tions," said Nicklaus. )n the 530-yard eighth, yet fin- He started with a birdie on thehole." In the field of 83, including the shed with a 74. par five second from eight feet "I didn't drive well," he said, best pros and amateurs of the After a big drive, he hit a tre- ind sinking a 15-footer at the 200- 'but I was never in trouble." FIRST-ROUND LEADER — Bert Yancey of T«llahtusa«, world, only two other players yard fourth. He three-putted the Casper, who came from seven Fla., sinks his final put on the 18th hole of the Master. iixth from about 40 feet but ran cracked par. They were Julius shots back with nine holes to Tournament yesterday. Yancey's five-under 67 vaulted Boros, the sweet-singing 47-year- in four more birdies — three of play to tie Palmer and then win Par or Better them in the space of four holes old who has won two American AUGUSTA, 6a. (AP) — Hral a playoff for the 1966 U. S. Ope him into the first-round laad. (AP Wirephoto) round traders In Ihe 31't Mwtrri on the back nine. Opens, and Tony Jacklin, a hand- Golf Tournament over thp psr 3fl- championship at San Francisco, some, 22-year-old pro from Lon- 36—It Augusta National Count: He put his tee shot eight feet Brrt Yaneey 34-33—67 said he didn't get discourage don, tied at 71. Billy Casprr .37-33—70 from the cup at the 12tli, then when he went two strokes abov Black Hawks Trim Leafs Nicklaus was tied with a cluster aDon-nlnt r.r&j .36-34—70 birdied both the finishing par fives par after seven holes. Tony Jacklin . J14-37—11 - the 475-yard 13th and 520-yard FACES OF FAVORITES — Jack Nicklaus, left, and Arnie at par 72, including old Sam Julius Borofl :~36-35—71 "I learned a while ago not Snead, winner of more than 100 Sam Snead 36-36—78 15th — chipping close on the first Palmer, both of whom criticized the playing conditions FeJer Butler 11.11—72 give up," he said. tournaments; Tommy Bolt, Peter Bobby Nichols J7-.1S—71 ind reaching the second with two flporje KnadHon M-38—72 Canadiens Spoil He birdied the eighth, 12th an yesterday at the Augusta National Golf Club, aren't Butler of England, Gene Littler, Jack Mcklaus 31-3*—7! wwerful blows. Gpnr Lltllfr J7-W—71 Yancey entered West Point In 15th and ran in an eight-foe overjoyed with fheir play. Nicklaus had an even-par 72; Bobby Nichols, Canadian George Tommy Bolt .35-37—72 Knudson and the 19-year-old Manon Rudolph 35-37—73 1957 and became the Army golf birdie putt at the 18th after hil Palmer a 73. (AP Wirephotol Phil Jiodirrs 38-38—It aptain in 1960 but shortly after- ting his drive into a fairway amateur from San Francisco, •John Miller 35-37-7! Ranger Bid, 64 John Miller. Jay ITrtifrt 37-35—7! ward suffered a nervous break- trap and recovering with a five- a-Amatcur Palmer had some prominent lown and received a medical dis- ron shot to the green. By DICK COUCH and ramming his own rebound MONTREAL (AP) - Ralph with less than two minutes tone Burke, Boh Howsen Backstrom slammed in a rebound in the third. with just over five minutes to Vic IJadfield beat rookie goalie Freehold Raceway Is No Aqueduct; play, capping a furious four-goal Rogation Vachon at 5:18 of the Shore Golf Winners rally that triggered Montreal's de- finale and the crowd of 14,524 be- fending Stanley Cup champions to gan hooting the Canadiens before SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS for Howsen, the 28-year-old son a 6-4 victory over the New York. Provost, J. C. Tremblay, Fergu- Professional Mike Burke of Dea of Don Howsen, last year's am- Rangers last night in the opener son, Backstrom and Beliveau took and amateur Bob Howsen ateur winner. The new titlist shot Track, Horsemen Sign Purse Pact Jumping Brook captured if their National Hockey League charge. a 36-40—76, one stroke better than By DAVID ROSENZWEIG said the track would suffer "ir- Ninth Annual Jersey Shore Wi; ilayoff scries. Jim Iacovelli of Battleground and TRENTON (AP) - A year- reparable injury" from a boy Beliveau's goal tied the play- ter Golf League Championshi The Canadictis wiped out a 4-1 Paul McGowan of Plainfield West. long legal struggle between Free- cott or picketing. off mark of seven goals by both yesterday at the Homestead Go: New York lead in less than six Iacovelli came through with a hold Raceway and Barriers Set clubs in one period, last accom- and Country Club. two horse- minutes and ruined the Rangers' sizzling 33 on the front mine, but men's associations over track He barred the associations and plished in 1944. Burke and defending cham he slumped badly to a 44 com- bid for an upset victory in their purses ended yesterday with the their members from: "Boom Boom" Geoffrlon's power pion Roy Faber of Colonia both ing home. 'irst playoff appearance since signing of an agreement in U.S. — Picketing, demonstrating or 962. , play goal snapped a scoreless tie toured the 18-hole complex in 37 Battleground's Paul Hayes j court. early in ihe second period and af- 37—74. Burke took the title whei Dislr ct advertising to discourage patron- After Backstrom's second goal copped the net competition among The Standardbred Breeders As- ter Backstrom scored for the Ca- he came through with a par 4 ii 12- FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 19S7 age at the raceway. the 65 amateurs. He had an 82-11sociation of New Jersey, and its if the game broke a 4-4 tie, with nadiens, NeW York capitalized the sudden death playoff on th< — Interfering with the shipmen —71 and credited his perfor- parent organization, Harness 5:05 to play, Montreal captain on a five minute penalty to first hole. Faber three-putted ting receipts. The minimum of horses from, out ot state into mance to a new driver provided Horsemen Internationa!, consent- crease in purses from the cur- lean Beliveau scored the wrapup Jacques Laperriere, Gilbert fir- from 30 feet. was $1,000 in 1965 and $800 in Freehold. by clubmaker John Cafone. ed to a permanent injunction rent $3,500 minimum. The strike ally at the 18:07 mark. ing the go-ahead goal on an as- 1964. . Babe Lichardus, playing out o: AI Hanzel, assistant pro at Me-prohibiting them from boycotting was called by the Horsemen's — Attempting to persuade driv- Tomorrow's Clash sist from Ken Schinkel. Hollywood, carded the best scon tuchen, captured the hole-in-one or picketing the track. Benevolent and Protective Asso- But the track's management ers, trainers, owners and breed- Montreal, seeking its third among the 30 pros who partic competition for the third time in ciation. The Canadiens outshot New Freehold, the state's only har- refused to negotiate with the as-ers, who have contracts with traight Cup title, entertains the pated, — a 34-39—73 — but hi the seven years he has played in York 15-6 in the wild third period ness track, agreed, in turn, to Organization Tried sociations, claiming they didn't Freehold, from carrying out thei angers tomorrow afternoon was ineligible for the title. H the tourney. His iron shot landed for an over-all edge of 36-26. drop its $15 million civil suit Freehold's legal hassle devel represent the bulk of drivers and contracts. he nationally-televised second had not played in the required on the 152-yard ninth green just against the horsemen's groups. oped last summer when the horse- owners racing at Freehold. Trying to dissuade other ;amc of the bcst-of-7 semifinal five league tournaments the past ive feet, one inch from the pin. CHICAGO (AP) -The Chicago Federal Judge Arthur S. Lane men's groups tried to organize Several days before the track horsemen from racing at the leries. season. Black Hawks, champions of the The leaders: approved the consent order drivers and owners in a similar was to have opened its 1966 sea-track. It was simply a case of keeping Claude Provost, used sparingly National Hockey League, bom- nioFEssioxAr, Wednesday. It was not disclosed drive for higher minimum purses. son, there was some brief picket- The judge retained jurisdiction the championship in the family Babe Mrhnrflm, Holmrood _JH-39—73 by the Canadiens in the first two barded the Toronto Maple Leafs until yesterday. ing. Attorneys for Freehold won in the case in the event any part Hike Rarfce, DwU J7-3J—74 Last year's minimum was $1,- periods, touched off the Montreal 5-2 last night in the optnrr of Joy Faber, Colonia 37-37—74 a temporary injunction from Lane of the agreement is broken. Uonty Norcrosi, Butters 37-39—76 The agreement came as 200. The associations sought a comeback at 9:12 of the final their best-of-7 Stanley Cup semi- Phil Krlcb, Battleground 39-37—76 Freehold's 1967 season starts horsemen at New York's Aque- contract that would increase the against any renewed demonstra- ession, shoving the puck under "aul Moran, East Orange __^w-3977 Aug. 7 and runs for 60 days final playoffs. lob. Ttaur,, Beaver Brook -37-4I-—78 duct thoroughbred race track purse sizes from 25 to 43 per tions or boycott. ;oalie Ed Giacomin's pads from SAKRETE aim Belluardo, ITopmell Valley 39-3978 through Oct. 21. lay Malaln, Hole-ln-One. — 38-41—79 staged a walkout to force an in- cent of the track's cut from bet- Lane's final ruling Wednesday lose in. SOLD BY toe. Lanzetta, Colonial Terrare 41-39—WI lohn Kennedy, Edgrmont, Fa. 39-41—80 Just 22 seconds later, defense Inellslble [or rhamplonMhlp. JACOBS AJIATECB man J. C. Trcmblay's drive from 'Quindla's iob Hon-Ken. Jumping Rrook ~.36-4n—76 Im Incnvelll, RaMlfcroand 33-44—77 Rams Edge the right point caromed off a HARDWARE aal MrKooan, rlalntleld W. 3B-4I—77 One-Horse Race at Big A? Ranger defender and into the or. Mnntrpsro. Jumping Broob 4tKW—7B Shrewsbury Ave. & Bergen PI. km Hoinen, Lakenood .. _ 39-41—m cage, cutting New York's lead to The track has been closed since it only one horse is entered In a A Failure' RED BANK—747-4044 i Karrhert, Jumping Brook 41-39-80 Pt. Boro, 1-0 By ORLO ROBERTSON 4-3. ?arl Lewis, Battleground 40-40—80 race, that race will go. Open Sun. f lo 12 Noon Paul Mudrick, Jumping Brook 38-43—81 MANAHAWKEN — Southern NEW YORK (AP) - There will Wednesday with the state losing John Ferguson, who had scored TRENTON (AP) - The Stale tony DeSamo, Jumping Brook 38-43—SI be racing at Aqueduct tomorrow, an estimated $300,000 daily in "As we said before we have a Regional pushed across an un- ight goals against New York Racing Commission said yester- even if only one horse is entered revenue. responsibility to the state. We earned run in the first have a responsibility to the public during the season, hit the tying day that an experiment with quin- in each of the nine races, said The statement that there would yesterday to edge Point Pleas- and a serious obligation to the marker with 8:57 remaining af- ant Boro, 1-0. The Rams notched a high ranking track official. But be racing at Aqueduct Saturday ter taking a pass from Beliveau. lla betting last fall at Garden there was strong doubt yesterday more than 2,000 employees who their second Shore Conference came from James Cox Brady, Ferguson's shot hit Ranger dc- tate racetrack was a failure. Resurface concrete drives with whether there would be even one have been thrown out of work." "C" Division baseball victory in chairman of the Board of Trust- 'ensemen Harry Howell and Arnie "It attracts an unfavorable ele- horse, let alone one for each race, However, the HBPA refused to as many starts. ees of the New York Racing As- rown before skipping past the ment," a spokesman for the com- entered for the program headed sociation and a member of the answer the question whether the Three walks loaded the bases stunned Giacomin. j mission said. NEW top'n bond by the $5O,O00-added Excelsior horsemen's group. horsemen would enter their for Southern in the first inning Handicap. horses for Saturday's races, Backstrom then cashed In onj Under quinclla betting, a bet- "We have every sympathy for inemate Claude Larose's rebound j tor must pick the first two ffn- before a misplayed pick-off play Those were the developments stating it was up to each indi- SWEEPS ON IN MINUTES the horsemen in th^ir fight [or ind Beliveau converted passes ishcrs, but not necessarily in or- yesterday in the three-day-old dis- vidual owner and trainer. allowed Bill Halevy to score the increased purses and fully un- rom Provost and J.C. Tremblay der. The commission spokesman pute between horsemen, repre- "As we have said repeatedly, game's only run from third base. derstand their resentment," ir the insurance goal. said this led to wild trading of sented by the Horsemen's Be- the horsemen are acting as indi- Brady said in a statement. "But The Rangers had startled the Winning pitcher Paul King gave nevolent and Protective Associa- viduals/' said Jack Dreyfus, New tickets when quinclla was tried up only two hits — singles by they have made their point. Now York financier who races under leavily-favored Canadiens with at the Cherry Hill flat track. . tion, and the state of New we expect the owners and train' Andy Cignarella and Dave Rola, York over increased purses. the name of the Hobeau Farm wo power play goals in the sec- As a substitute, the commis- ers stabled in New York toco- and Is temporary head of the ind period and two more tallies sion approved the establishment He struck out 13 and did not Horsemen, irked over the fail- operate with management in put-New York division of the larly in the third. nf exacla betting for Garden walk anyone. Cignarella, the los-ure of the state Assembly to pass ting on a full card of races Satur- HBPA. "Nobody Is telling them State's spring meet, which openi ing pitcher, was touched for just a bill that would have added Gilbert Snares 2 day. what they must do and each one safety, a fourth inning single $15,000 daily to the purses, re- Rod Gilbert scored twice for April 22. Under this system, * horseman will continue to do by Skip Martin. Cignarella had fused yesterday for the third "We are giving notice that lew York, snapping a 1-1 dead- bettor must pick the first two five strikeouts, but he also walked what he sees fit." finishers of a race In order. straight day to enter their horses. these races will be run. Even ick late in the middle session five. Exhibition Baseball Monmouth Golf Burton Sets Swim Mark DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Mike record of 4:37.0, set two weeks Team Triumphs Burton of Southern California ago in the NCAA, that he Mets Nip Cards, 2-1, in 10 BEFORE- HOPEWELL VALLEY - Mon- broke the American record for equalled. the 500-yard freestyle opening the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS feet in relief for the Mets. inning, sending Boston to • 4-1 mouth College's golf team de- Burton led all the way to win Bonds 8 times stronger than regular finals of the National AAU in- Jerry Grote's doub'.e in the Drysdale Bombed victory over Detroit. ;/j feated Philadelphia Textile, ll'/2- and crack the recognized Ameri- door swimming meet last night 10m inning gave the New York Ed Mathews and Rusty Staub Jose Cardenal's in ;. cement mixes—featheredges y2, and Trenton State, 14-4, yes- can record of 4:41.1, held by and while he was at it tied the Mets a 2-1 victory In 10 innings hit consecutive home runs off the sixth inning gave California j- Ordinary cement mixes are not intended terday in a triangular match at Buckingham. over St. Louis last night. 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ByDICKRIKER makes a drop at the Southard Road bridge and the Prevento- shot about two feet above the fly, let out enough line so that area west of Rt. 9 in Howell Township to Allenwood, Jusfeast TlW rauiky Manacquan River will be the focal point for rium Road bridge, The atretch between these two crossings is you can feel the fly just "kiss" the bottom occasionally, and of the Garden State Parkway. ttreutt •flgtfti* tomorrow morning aj ths 1987 trout season gets less than one half mile and can bo covered easily, The north row slowly down, the pond. I try to find the drop-offs or old What bait will you use tomorrow morning? Off to a tot itart at 8 a.m. The state Pish end Gome Division bank for this walk is recommended; the toutth bank is steep. stream channel to work along. This can be most productive. Salmon eggs always have been a great favorite, and plenty has stocked 5,800 trout In the Manasquan water* (luring the If you don't kill trout by this method, slow down; you're row- of fish are caught on them. This is surprising, since few of past two week* *nd U tomorrow is a repeat of last year, ex- PASSPORT TO PLEASURE ing too fast. The boat should hardly be moving, it you want hatchery trout have ever seen a salmon egg before opening pect the Jtah to be outnumbered. ' Your car top boat can be a passport to open water tomor- to be successful. day. Some anglers use them singly on a small trout hook and row. Most trout anglers are limited to fishing from the shore- The river is running fairly high and cold, so there is plenty STOCKED PONDS, STREAMS a very few like to use egg clusters. You can be sure that a Of holding spots for the few "tankers" stocked as frosting on lines, and naturally the shorelines of our ponds will be fair share of the anglers along the streams and ponds tomor- Ponds in Monmouth County stocked for tomorrow's opener the cake. The river might be faSrly clear at the opening hour, crowded tomorrow. row will be using salmon eggs. Include: Englishbown Mill Pond, Englishtown; Topenemus but it Will muddy quickly, as worm dunkers and spinner swing- Shadow Lake is the place to be, but you must be launched Lake, Freehold; Shadow Lake, River Plaza; Mohawk Pond, Nightcrawlers, hooked through the middle and drifted ers wale happily through the ttream. early. It is a rugged drag up the slope of the dam and over Red Bank; Garvey's Pond, Navesink; Takanassee Lake, Long down stream, will be the most common bait in use tomorrow. BEST BET the top for anyone other than a weight lifter in top shape, Branch; Spring Lake, Behnar and Shark River Park Pond off Worm fishing can be an art when practiced by an old-timer Some of Che best fishing to be found on the Manasquan is but it can be worth all the work if the fish cooperate. •the Hamilton - Glendola Road in Wall Township. with years of experience with the "little pink critters." No In the section running west from Squaiftum bridge on Rt. 547. Worm fishing will be the most popular means of taking" gob of worm festooned on an over-sized hook for the practiced There is a dirt road running north from the Old Tavern Road trout at Shadow lake, but there is a way to take trout when Streams stocked include: Big Brook, Marlboro; Hock- worm drifter. that goes to the river where it passes along a big meadow. A no one else can get a bite. libckson Brook, Tinton Falls; Manalapan River, Millhurst; One worm, walked along the bank at the same speed as large part of this stretch, east of the railroad tracks, has high Any fairly stiff spinning rod with moiiofilament line on the McGilliard's Brook, Englishtown; Mingamahone Brook, the current, is carefully guided into every nook and cranny banks but it can be covered thoroughly by the average angler reel will be sufficient for the boat fisherman using this method. Farmingdale; Pine Brook, Tinton Falls; Ramanesson Brook, capable of holding a trout. The man who walks nightcrawlers using a short, light action spinning rod. The idea is to troll nymphs or w«t flies with clipped hackle Holmdel; Shark River Brook, Hamilton section of Neptune tends to be secretive and with good reason. A little later in W«it of the railroad tracks, the fish will be smaller, but close to the bottom. Early in the season use black gnats and Township, Willow Brook, Holmdel, and Yellow Brook in Colts the season, he will take home larger trout than you ever then the competition will be less, The stocking truck usually coachmen with hackle clipped short. I put a couple of split Neck. The Manasquan has been stacked from the Bergerville dreamed inhabited the hole9 of the Manasquan. Mother Nature Dampens Bowling Roundup Sports Schoolboy Sports Teams Middletown Keglers The Shore area's interscholas- Sixteen of the 17 scheduled events Slate tic sports teams ran into their were postponed. TODAY first day of inclement weather The lone contest played result- Headed for Nationals BASEBALL in the young season yesterday. ed in a 1-0 Southern Regional "A" DIVISION baseball victory over Point Pleas- By BILL PURDEY Freehold at Middletown ant Boro in a Shore Conference Three teams, comprised of keglers who do their bowling In Brick it Red Bank Barr Grants "C" Division tilt. the "A" League at Middletown Lanes, will compete in the ABC Neptune at Momnouth The postponed events and new National Tournament now in progress in Miami, Fla. long Branch *t Toms River donates are: The Teachers' Scotch and Monmouth County Hopefuls "B" DIVISION Lure Four BASEBALL teams will roll in the team events April 21 and in the doubles Maimqmn at Matawan Freehold at Middletown, Brick and singles competition April 22. The Middletown Lanes Pro Central at Ukewood . at Red Bank, Neptune at Mon- Shop team will vie in the team events April 24 and the singles OTHERS To Rutgers mouth, Manasquan at Matawan, and doubles April 25. Clifford Scott at Rumson-FH NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Central at Lakewood and Clifford On the Teachers' Scotch team will be captain Ray Broeder Henry Hudson it R. B. Catholl> Rutgers University yesterday an- jScott at Rumson-Fair Haven, to of West Keansburg, Ed Costic of Keyport, Ed Zito of Union - CBA at South River nounced the inames of the first day; Southern Freehold at Rari- Beach, Bill Sysyn of Hazlet and Ed Matuszewski of Mid- dletown. . Jo. Freehold at Asbury Park four scholastic football players to tan and Keyport at Point Pleas- TRACK accept Thomas Turner Barr ant Beach, tomorrow; Ocean at The Monmouth County Hopefuls include captain John Giles of Middletown, Bill Brennan of Hazlet, Ernie Raynor of Little "C" DIVISION Scholarships to Rutgers. Vail, April 28, and Jackson at Jackson at Southern Silver, Jack Kilz of Neptune and "Bubs" Burns of Middle- They include three New Jer- Henry Hudson, April 28. town. OTHERS seyans—Murray Bakst, Teaneck, GOLF Making up the Middletown Lanes Pro Shop are captain Miter Dei at Short center; Steve Ferrughelli, Belle- 1 Shore at Neptune, April 18; Danny Whitehurst of Matawan, Joe Ruffini of Red Bank, Larry Ocean at CBA ville, fullback, and Leo Smith, Ho- Rumson-Falr Haven at Asbury Lazaridis of Middletown, BilJ Walker of Middletown and K6n Henry Hudson at Runuon-FH boken, tackle—and Kevin O'Con- Park, April 28; Southern Free- Shelly of Middletown. flt. Rote at Pt. Boro nor, a halfback from Commack, hold at Hightstown, May 2, and Miami bowlers took command of the classic division singles GOLF N.Y. lakewood at Atbury Park Brick at Pt. Boro and Jackson and doubles in yesterday's tournament action. The Barr Scholarships were es- TENNIS at Toms River, no date. Lou Scalia and Danny Freeman parlayed 46 strikes into a tablished under the will of the Rumion-FH it South Brunswick TENNIS 1,343 total to take first place in the pro doubles, while Lou late Mr. Barr, a 1913 Rutgers SATURDAY Rumson-Fair Haven at South Mandragona blasted a 736 to claim the singles lead graduate who was manager of BASEBALL Brunswick, today. 18 TOP 600 the football team. "B" DIVISION With Al Goldberg leading the way, the Strathmore Lanes • to. Freehold at Rarilan The will provides that Interest Classic Lsague had 18 bowlers go over the 600 mark. "C" DIVISION from the $3 million grant, 9-HoIe Course Goldberg rolled a1244-206-233-483. Bill Walker followed with < Keyport at Pt. Beach amounting to approximately $120,- a 211-251-202—664. Joe Menzzopane had the night's high single OTHERS 000 a year, can be used for To Open Soon game (258) to finish with a 637. Other top series were turned in by Len Kucher (222-233— Ocean it Shore scholarships to students "in good MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - <». Mary'i (PA) at St. Rose academic standing who are of 635), Len Iamundo (211-222-632), Al Gallo (247-206—623) and Golfers will be able to tee off TRACK good moral character, deserving Frank Devlno (221-2M-622). Tomi River al Central of financial assistance and con- at a new, 9-ihole regulation course Also posting fine single game tallies were Bob Miller .Monmouth it Matawan sidered good prospects for foot- when the Tomahawk Golf Club (243), John Isaksen (237), Carmen Davino (227), Jud Muro PUTTING ON THE PRESSURE — The action was centered around the New York (223) and Bob Wyman (225). ball." opens for business this spring. Rangers' goal during first-period of action in last night's Stanley Cup semi-final MISS FAGEN HIGH The new course, located on the Behnar Is series opener in Montreal against the Canadiens. Jean Beliveau (4) of Montreal Janet Fagen's 571 series sparked the Cahill Company to Middletown-Lincroft Road, Lin- the high team game (716) and high team series (1,856) of ths looks for a chance against defenders Jim Neilson (151, Wayna Hillman 12) and 9 CYO Star croft, aJso will feature a SMiole night in the Holmdel Women's League at Harmony Bowl. Fraa irveil its own version of "Surf EATONTOWN - The Northern Tomahawk also will have a club- structlon and LaZare's Shoes share second with 44-40 logs. City" competition tomorrow and Division of the Monmouth Coun- house and snack bar. There also 235 FOR ROBINSON Sunday when it plays host to ty CYO High School Basketball Skip Robinson paced the individual action in the United the Jersey State Open Surfing Finishing Touches Put on Wall League will hold an all-star game will foe a modem golf shop which Monday NighfLeague at Atlantic Highlands Recreation at h« Championships at the 12th Ave. at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at St. Doro- will carry the latest in golf sup- WALL TOWNSHIP - With th public'' practice sessions, ThSy nd owners are contemplating in fired a 235 game. beach, 1967 stock car racing season dui will be held the weekend of April ude the track's new promotion thea's gymnasium. plies. Electric carts, hand carts Bob Nelson followed closely with a 233, while Martin • Surfers from Maine to Nort] to open Saturday night. May ' 29 and 30. "League" competition. The sta- The game will be followed by and caddies will be avaiable. Oberstaedt had a 223 and Joe Hynes a 221. Carolina are expected to compete Walt Stadium promoter Jenni Rumors are beginning to fly um will participate, along with a foul and set shot contest, open in five classes. Trophies and Nicol is working on final touches about prospects for the upcoming 10 other Eastern speedways, in a to all division players. Sheffield watches will be award- for the track's annual "free to the season. Last year the one-third irand new "League" competition, Sixteen players have been ed. mile, high-banked speedway was ringing together stars of the 11 named to participate in the tilt- 'Tomorrows competition wil the only track in New Jersey speedways in a mid-week promo- eight to a team. Gene Caffrey, begin at B a.m. and qualifies Awards Night where drivers and owners could on through the summer months. coach of divisional champion St. •ton heats will be staged unti' operate on an asphalt surface. Agnes of Atlantic Highlands, will ITS NEW... Extra-distance events with rich- At Mater Dei This year, at least one other direct a team comprised of Phil 4 p.m. Sunday's semi-finals, fol- r purses such as the 100-mile major track in the state has in- Simonetti and Keith Martin, St. lowed by the finals, also wi NEW MONMOUTH - The Ma farden State Classic, 50-lap clas- dicated that it will offer weekly Agnes; Tom Hanlan, Holy FamKy get underway at 8 a.m. er Dei Booster Club will hold ics such as the Memorial and Parent-Student Night in the programs. This will add to the ap-. of Union Beach; Mike Nannini The event iJ sponsored by the peal of both tracks to drivers and id-summer events, the Trenton and John Clabby, St. Leo the Jersey Surf Association, Stein school's cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. 200" qualifier and the return of Sunday. owners, many of whom prefer to Great, Lincroft; Pat Shlels, Holy bach Co., Sheffield Watch Co. run hard surface as opposed to e Longhorne qualifying race will Cross, Rumson; Bob McAleenan and tbe borough. Special awards will be pre- dirt. e highlighted at the shore oval. St. Benedict's, Hazlet, and John sented to the 13 girls who as- Our Brand Neiv TWIN OTTER. Other prospects that drivers The track shows little sign of Soviero, St. Anthony's, Red Bank. ' : LL Organization sisted the club in the football PROP-JET Commuter Plane— season. In addition, members e rugged winter as the track John Mastaslo, coach of St. 'UNION BEACH *- Managers the 1966 football team will bi rew continues to put on the Dorothea's, will direct a team Seats 19 in plush modern comfort. tnd sponsors of the baseball teams awarded jerseys with their owi Mantle at 1st inishlng touches. The stadium, whioh includes Don Brown and In the local Little League for the numbera on them. ttfilch holds 7,500, figures to be a Maurice Maloney, St. Dorothea's; 1967 teason are Jack Daybacl msy place this summer and fo Rich Carton and Lou Buglioli, and Bill Gray, Tigers, sponsored Football and baseball Coact In Opener rith professional football also St. Mary's, New Monmouth; Ijy Midway Superette; Fred Lon- Dick Hartnett and track Coach naking a return to the Rt. 34 FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) - Severeni, Holy Family, Union ardo and Jack Roche, Cubs, spon- Mike Wherry will be guest speak- val. The New jersey Generals Beach; Dave Bibaud, St. Cather- rs. Mickey Mantle will open the sor yet to be named; Mike Mosco baseball season at first base /ill play their North Atlantic ine's, East \ Keansburg; Alex Hornets, sponsored by IFF; Bot Monday when the New York ootball League schedule at Wall Godzika, St. Ann's, Keansburg; Holland and Gus Young, Dodgers, County BasehalF Yankees appear in the Presiden- adlum beginning Friday night, and Jim Macnamara, St. Jo- sponsored by American Legior tial opener at Washington. The 4. seph's, Keyport. Pott 321; Gordon Davidson an< Team Organized former star center fielder made Bill Bommer, Fireballs, sponsored the shift this spring and has by Fire Co. No. 1. COLTS NECK - The final or- FLY played in most of the exhibition ganization and administrative games. meeting of the newly-formec AWARDS DINNER Monmouth County Baseball As- Manager Ralph Houk an- HOLMDEL — The Holoidel sociation will be held Tuesday in nounced yesterday that Mel Stot- Youth Athletic Asaoclatlon wl Colts Neck Inn at 8 p.m. tlemyre, a two-game loser last DIRECT TO Jiold its sports awards dinner to- .The association called on busi season, would start for the Yanks night at Village School at 7:3( nessmen interested in support- against the Senators. Stottlemyre a.m. Four hundred kids will at ing an Independent baseball team tuned up Impreislvely Wednes- -tend, and half will get awards. representing the county to atteVid day night by shutting out Balti- WASHINGTON^ the session. The team plans more with one hit over a slx-ln- They're Uniquel Ads in th play other independent team: niiig stretch. 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TO 5:30 Hi i , Use Our Want Ad* : 'F nil HOME DELIVERY , ^ ForQuick fHEMLY OR SHEVE 74i.*?oo j Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1967. 741-1110 NIGHT 4flc PER WEEK SECOND NEWS SECTION FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1967 7c PER COPY If South Viet Zone Attacks Continue May Bomb Hanoi or Invade SAIGON (AP) - South Viet In the air war against North casualties and damage to the to Quang Tri today to survey the on the Communist force and the mm's chief of state threatened Vietnam U. S. planes attacked ships was light. damage from the latest Red at- steel girder bridge. It said eight oday to bomb Hanoi or invade Communist missile sites yester- Thieu said Communist attacks tacks south of the Ben Hai rounds hit the bridge, but it re- >Iorth Vietnam if the North Viet- day within the defense ring sur- in the South Vietnamese half of Bridge, which marks the border mained passable to traffic. amese don't stop attacking the rounding Hanoi and Haiphong the six-mile-wide demilitarized between North and South Viet- The United States and South louth Vietnamese half of the de- Narth Vietnam's major port. zone between North and South nam and is the dividing point Vietnam have charged the Reds iilitarized zone. Two of the sites attacked were Vietnam are a deliberate viola- between the northern and south- with repeatedly violating the de- The threat by Lt. Gen. Nguyen only five and seven miles from tion of the I9§4 Geneva agree- ern halves of the demilitarized militarized zone and infiltrating 'an Thieu came in the wake of Haiphong. ment, and South Vietnam "re- zone. troops through it into the south. Communist attack on a South 2 Destroyers Hit erves the right to retaliate in Protest Filed U. S. intelligence also reports Vietnamese border post as well Just south of Haiphong, two any form to protect itself." Ky's government filed a pro- that some 35,000 regular North as the raid yesterday by perhaps U. S. destroyers, the Waddell and Asked what from the retalia- test with the International Con- Vietnamese troops are now in 2,000 North Vietnamese troop's on the Duncan, were hit by Red tion might take, Thieu said trol Commission charging that and around the zone. GOVERNMENT GIFTS — From a record total of more than $28,000 raised in dona- he provincial capital of Quang shore batteries yesterday. But Hanoi might be bombed or South North Vietnamese soldiers moved Yesterday, the Communists fri. the Navy said there were no Vietnamese troops could be sent across the bridge Wednesday, followed up the crossing of the tions from the recent federal services drive for 13 Monmouth County health, social into the north. forcing South Vietnamese civilian Ben Hai Bridge with a series of and welfare agencies, four of the top checks are distributed at Fort Monmouth by "And these actions must be police to abandon their post at attacks on Quang Tri City, which Col. George A. Kurkjian, commanding the Electronics Support Command and chair- tonsidered as self-defense," he at the southern end of the bridge. is about 10 miles below the zone man of the fund drive. Agency recipients and officials at ceremony are, left to right, idded. The government said South on Rt. One, the main north-south Prejudging Delays Premier Nguyen Cao Ky flew Vietnamese artillery opened up highway. EdVard J. Lowcock of Salvation Army; John R. Lord Jr., Belmar,' Monmouth County First Aid Squads; J. Fred Billett, agency drive secretary and Monmouth Council Boy Scouts executive; Col. Kurkjian; John F. Monaghan of the N. J. Association for Re- Jury Choice: Bailey tarded Children, Red Bank, and Herbert Law, Middletown, project officer for the fort' Township Suit Threatened NAPLES, Fla (AP) — "The great American game of fund drive. , , prejudging criminal cases'" is to blame for the continuing marathon of jury selection in the Carl Coppolino murder trial, says defense attorney F. Lee Bailey. Over Apartments' Water Bill This was Bailey's statement yesterday after dismissing SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP -, The governing body has been The bill is the committee's es- a jury candidate, Paul H. Lineback Jr., who said he would The Township Committee threat- trying since Dec. 22 to collect County Agencies Aided hold it against Coppolino if the 34-year-old anesthesiologist :imate of the project's share of ened last night to go to court $3,110 from Baroff and Elin, own- decided not to take the witness stand for himself. ,. • the total town water bill for 1966 if Hamiltonian Apartments ers of the urban renewal apart- through Dec. 18. But Baroff and "It's his life, I'd think he'd want to testify," said doesn't pay its 1966 water bill. ment project on Crawford St. Lineback, who said he had formed opinions about the case Elin figured it differently. from what he had read in newspapers. Last night the committee read By Campaign at Fort Prosecutor Frank Schaub said he would prefer to "try i letter from Baroff and Elin the case in a vacuum, to shield the principals from prejudi- aising Its offer from $10 to $13 FORT MONMOUTH - Thirteen being issued because two local of the money in the total figure cial publicity." Picturesque Shops per apartment for the 160-unit Monmouth County organizations hospitals are listed in one cate- or the Monmouth County drive After four days of examining potential jurors, five of :omplex, or to $2,080. The com- will share a record total of over gory. was raised from contributors at the original venire of 69 remained outside the box. Circuit Judge Lynn Silvertooth will qualify a second venire of 100. $28,000 from donations collected Fort Monmouth. mittee directed a two-point re- Also, some $6,700 was unallo- Coppolino is charged with first degree murder in the Grouping Advances ily: here during a Federal Services Project officer for the Mon- cated in gift returns. This amount Aug. 28, 1965, death of his physician-first wife, Carmela. Drive. was divided up to give all 14 mouth County Agencies' federal — Either pay the full amount The state claims Coppolino killed her with succinylcholine, FAIR HAVEN - An old resi- rise over the front door, to a Announcement of the largest drive was Herbert Law of Middle- or Shrewsbury Township will take benefactors a share of $483.16. a rare drug which can cause fatal paralysis. dence at 775 River Rd, will be height 11 inches higher than the amount ever received 'or Mon- town. Employed here in the Sup- :he case to court. As a result of the Federal fund Each side has four of ten peremptory challenges remain- altered to suggest a Colonial chimney. Doing most of the work mouth County Health, Social and port Operations Office, Mr. Law drive bonanza, checks for the fol- ing. schoolhouse, steeple included, himself, Mr. Siegel said the ren- — The township is selling the Welfare Agencies in a drive con- worked in a similar role pn a lowing totals are being distributed national health and Internationa Coppolino's attorneys fought unsuccessfully yesterday to continuing development of the ovation will cost about $1,500. Ex- Crawford St. water main to the ducted at Fort Monmouth was keep on the jury a retired research chemist who said he to: service drive early in 1966. Tha west end shopping area as a pic- tensive landscaping is planned. He Monmouth Consolidated Water made by Col. George A. Kurkjian, could interpret medical testimony for the others. Co. which will meter the apart- Monmouth County Retarded fund campaign also set a record turesque grouping of shops. It was represented by Benedict R. commanding the Army Electron- ments and bill them directly in Children's Unit, $4,189.17; Salva- will become an antique store. Nicosia, Red Bank. ics Support Command here, and the future. J. Fred Billett, secretary for the tion Army, $3,611.22; Monmouth At last night's Board of Adjust- In other business last night, the participating agencies. County First Aid Squads, $2,906.- ment meeting, Stanley Siegel of board granted William H. Trim- Meeeting Thursday Shrewsbury won variances that mer, 15 Sycamore Ave., permis- The record fund drive was held 42: Boy Scouts of America, $2,- The committee agreed to try Merit Scholarships of MAF permit conversion of the former sion to add a 16 by 24-foot family all during the month of Novem- 589.37; Monmouth County Mental to set up a meeting next Thurs- Hayden home, next door to the room to his house. ber. The efforts and generosity of Health, $2,538.47; SPCA, $1,708.- day night with Monmouth Con- Tea Taster. civilian and military contributors 03; Family and Children's Society, Roger W. Francis, 19 Forman solidated officials to discuss tha to the '65 Federal campaign {1,575.77; MCOSS, $1,493.80; Pub- Mr. Siegel explained that he St., received variances permit- water company's offer to buy the Awarded to 18 Shore Pupils has gone to great lengths, even ting an addition to his garage. showed an increase of over $8,600 lic Health Nursing, $1,372.50; Crawford St. main, which is 1,110 from the previous year. Monmouth Medical Center (Long By ELEANOR MARKO Rizzo, Matawan Regional High MAF for presentation to students visited Bucks County, to arrive Lloyd Lawrence, 20 Gillespie feet long, for $3,043. Branch), $1,366.82; Girl Scouts, at a conversion design that will Ave., received a recommenda- All processes of a bank audit RED BANK — Eighteen high School; Joanne Jordan, Rumson. based on need. The township is unique in that and computed allocations of $28,' $1,341.16; Jersey Shore Medical school, seniors have been .named Fair^ Haven Regional High School; The six music merit scholar- fit appropriately into the yester- tion for a minor subdivision that Center (FlUdnJ, $i;206.47; YMCA, year look that shop owners are must be* approved by the Plan- it owns its awn water lines.. The 110.72 have been completed. 1967 winners of the Monmouth Scott' Merritt, Middletown Town- ship students will present a con- committee agreed last night that 1 trying to preserve and revive ning Board and Borough Council. Checks have been drawn up $1,159.36. and Legal Aid Society, Arts Merit Scholarships by the ship High School, and Beverly GT cert, "An Evening of Music, here. He wishes to add to an auxilia- the sale of the Crawford St. line according to amounts indicated $1,052.16. board of the Monmouth Arts Peterson, Long Branch High April 19 at 8 p.m, in the Red ry building existing on his was urgent for three reasons: by contributors in their sealed Except for $928 obtained from Foundation under its scholarship School. Bank Methodist ' Church, 24: Antiquity Stressed To prevent future disagreements, program. Broad St. This annual event i The porch of the house will be property. The board required him envelopes. Actually, 14 checks are other local Federal agencies, all Music merit scholars named to make some money, and to get open to the public at no charge, enclosed, with large small-paned to provide access to Minton La. The students were chosen for are David J. Herring, Judith I. the job done before Crawford St. Piano solos will be by Mr, windows and shutters that are and deem that street the front- their talents in art and music and Schwartz, Sidney C. Shertzer and is repaved. Shertzer and Mr. Meier; trumpet 140 years old. The steeple will age. their desire to continue studies in Robert L. Watt, all of Asbury solos by Mr. Herring and Georgi The committee authorized its the arts, with the possibility of Park High School; George T. El- Cancer Fund Drive Elliott. Miss Schwartz will give engineer, August Postel, to pre- their becoming teachers, per- liott, Long Branch High School, 9 flute solo and Mr. Watt, Frencl pare specifications for the re- formers or artists. and Bill Meier, Middletown horn. Drive on 'Slumlords paving. Mr. Postel also will be Twelve students named art Township High School. asked to attend the meeting with scholars are John T. Allen Jr. and A reception will be held at the Backed, Criticized Recipients of the merit scholar- the Monmouth Consolidated of- 'amela Smith,, both of Freehold conclusion of the concert for the ficials. NEW SHREWSBURY - At the Van Epps reported. No release Regional High'School; Stephen ships may apply for financial as- students, A concert Steinway pi- Pushed in Middletown sistance toward further studies in request of the Monmouth Coun- of conclusion can yet be made, Dudas, Neptune High School; Jir- ano has been obtained for this 1 the arts. The Scholarship Commit- MIDDLETOWN — Mayor Er- property owners , to acquire a WOMAN BURNED ty chapter of the American Can- he added. gil Gugajew, Southern Freehold performance by MAF. tee awards available funds con- nest G. Kavalek last night an- certificate of occupancy from the cer Society, Mayor John E. A request of Borough Council Regional High School; Elizabeth MATAWAN - Mrs. Kathy tributed by interested friends of Parents of the 18 seniors are: nounced a crackdown on "slum- building inspector and health in- Lemon Jr. last night proclaimed that a state Public Utilities Com- K. Hall, George Ivins and Susan Shambiey suffered burns of the the program, in addition to $500 Mr. and Mis, John T. Allen, 40 lords" and an "immediate airing spector before selling or renting. April Cancer Control Month. mission hearing on the proposed Sensemann, all of Red Bank High hand this morning from a grease from the Endowment Fund of 'Pine Ave., Freehold; Carlyle S. of any and all cases of substan- Then council tolled' up its Jersey Central Power and light School; Ellen Schwartz and David Mayor Kavalek said he favors fire in the kitchen of her apart- Smith, RD1, Englishtown; Mr. dard living conditions in the tlceves to see, what it could do Co. substation on Monmouth Re- such a measure, "but in the ment, at Glenn Gardens, North and Mrs. John L. Dudas, 90 Ridge township." about American Cancer Society gional High School land be held meantime, if we have slumlords St. Police said that the woman Ter., Neptune City; Otschir Guga- Expressing grave concern over fund raisers who are allegedly in this borough rather than in I want it understood they are was treated by her doctor. They jew, Roosevelt Ave., Howell Town- "deplorable living conditions ex- violating borough ordinance by Newark has been denied, Mr. Howard Bill Would being put on notice that this said that tihe fire, reported at ship; Mr. and Mrs. David J. isting here without the knowl; soliciting for funds without a per- Reed reported. Special Borough mship will not condone the 6:30 a.m., caused minor damage. Hall, 22 WilliamSt, Red Bank; edge of the governing body," mit. Attorney Chester Apy, Louis A. rental or use of property in vio- All equipment responded to the Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Ivins, he reported he has alerted police Stemmuller of the Planning lation of existing codes." alarm. Councilmen Edmond J. Norris Protect Jersey Shore 91 Robinson PI., Shrewsbury; and the welfare director to com- Board and Anton Sperling of the and Lawrence A. Kirk declared Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sense- pile a list of cases requiring Reeds Rd. Protest Committee WASHINGTON (AOP) — A bill pollution until it was too late." that cancer volunteers should mann, 25 Winding Way, Little Sil- attention, rather than allowing will attend the hearing in Newark to help overcome the dangerous He said at present there ap- be made to stop their solicita- ver; Mr. and Mrs. David H. them to collect dust in the files." at 10 a.m. Monday. effects of marine mishaps simi- pears to be no authority in the tions and recommended that can- Schwartz, 8 Asbury La., Mata- Triblehorn Appointed cer funds be included in the lar, to those that occurred after "If there are cases of substan- Councilman Herbert L. Willett government to deal with such a wan; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Community Appeal. the grounding of an oil tanker dard living conditions in viola- 3d introduced an ordinance off the English coast was in- disaster should one occur off U.S. Rizzo, 536 West Concourse, Cliff- tion of our ordinances, they "It just ruins the whole thing," changing the name of Hamilton troduced yesterday by Rep. shores. wood Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Fred- should be brought to the attention Register Sports Editor Mr. Kirk said. Rd. West to Wardell Rd. A James J, Howard, D-N.J. erick J. Jordan, 20 Park Ave., of the Board of Health fbr im< RED BANK "The' Community Appeal col- A similar accident off the New RED BANK - Charles C. Mr. Triblehorn is a member of measure appropriating $1,600 for "Chuck" Triblehorn is the new lected a record sum — $9,000 or The tanker Torrey Canyon Jersey shore, Howard said, would Rumson; Mr, and Mrs. ElroyMer- mediate investigation and ac- the New Jersey Sportswriters purchase of a pickup truck for sports editor of The Daily Reg- $10,000 — last year," Mr. Nor- foundered off the coast of Corn- ritt, 392 Wilson Ave., New Mon- tion," he declared. the roads department was intro- cripple the state's resort indus- ister, it was announced by Ar- Association and Sigma Delta Chi, ris added. wall March 18 and virtually all mouth; Mr. and Mrs. Fritz W. Mayor Kavalek was referring duced by Councilman Norris. try and Impose a hardship on the Peterson, 971 Woodgate Ave., El- to a statement by Township Com- thur Z. Kamin, editor. professional journalistic society. Councilman Frank L. Cooper of the ship's 118,000-ton cargo of Councilman Kirk introduced a thousands of vacationists who beron; Mrs. C. H. Brown, 61254 mitteeman Douglas R. Burke He also has been active in the stated the Cancer Society drive crude oil was washed ashore, Hy Cunningham, who held the measure appropriating $22,800 for Sixteenth Ave., Belmar, who is that "there is no question slum- is a worthwhile, cause, "Let them mining miles'of beaches. visit that area. post, will concentrate more on New Brunswick Touchdown Club. a new fire truck and associated guardian for David Herring; Mr. lords operate in the township go ahead tills year," he sug- Howard said his bill would give special sports assignments, Mr. The new sports editor and his equipment. PubHc hearings will and Mrs. Harold Schwartz, 200 permitting homes that are not the President authority to take SEE AGREEMENT Kamin said. Mr. Cunningham will May 4. Secory Ave., 'Belmar; Mr. and just substandard, but subhu- wife, the former Nancy Schultes immediate steps to alleviate the continue to write his popular col- they'll be in violation." NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor Mrs. Irving W. Shertzer, 615 Sec- man." of Elizabeth, are the parents of "Would you believe we did this Council adopted a resolution dangers created by the escape umn, "Hy-Spotting Sports," a reg- John V. Lindsay announced that ond Ave., Bradley Beach; Mr. Mr. Burke said he would ask lest year?" Mr. Kirk demanded. committing the borough to share of oil or other substances from ular sports page feature. one child, Douglas Charles, sev- tentative agreement on new la- and Mrs! Edward A. Watt Jr., the Township Committee to au- in a suit brought by the Mon- incapacitated vessels. ' Mr. Triblehorn, 27, has been en months old. They are resid- Unfairness Cited Boston Way, Asbury Park; Mr. thorize its attorney to draw an mouth County Tax Assessors As- bor contracts had been reached sports editor, writer and colum- "It's not fair to the people who "When the Torrey Canyon was and Mrs. George E. Elliott, 470 ordinance preventing the rent and ing at 258 New Ocean Ave., Long sociation to force revision of the with the city's police and fire- nist with The Sentinel Publishing already have joinej d the Commu grounded," Howard said, "no one Church St., Long Branch, and Mr. sale by "slumlords of deplor- Branch. county ' tax equalization table. Co. in East Brunswick and editor- nity Appeal," seemed certain who .should act men after ah all-night bargain- and Mrs. Wilbur Meier, 3 Hauser able housing." Mayor Lemon The borough will pay its share in-chief of three weekly news- stated. to minimize the danger of oil ing session. St, Middletown. 4 of a $1,500 attorney fee or 25 per The sample code would require papers — The Metuchen, Edison Jerome S. Reed, borough ad- cent of whatever adjustment is ministrator, was directed to and Highland Park Recorders — made in its favor, whichever is all published by the Sentinel notify the cancer chapter that greater, to.Thomas J. McGann, 1 chain. thihi s i s theh llas t ttimi e theh y can association attorney. make independent solicitations. The past season he served as Mr. Reed read a letter from The tax table is inaccurate, Mr. statistician and public relations George A, Van Epps, Civil Aero- Willett explained, because of a representative of the Atlantic nautics Board supervisory safety $13 million underassessment In Coast Football, League. He also officer who Is Investigating ttie Howell Township. The error af- is a former sports editor-writer January air crash at Red Bank fects, county taxes of all other for Town Crier, a monthly mag- Airport.- In answer to a letter county municipalities. This bor- azine published in Central Jersey from the borough, Mr. Van Epps ough stands to gain about $1,300 and has done radio work for sta- reported: by the correction, he said. tion WCTC in New Brunswick. ' Councilman Robert F. Henck, — Investigation on the orasli A native of New Brunswick, police committee chairman, an- scene Is complete. Mr. Triblehorn attended St. Pe- — Inspection of the airplane nounced appointment of two new ter's Catholic High School there, engines Is finished. probationary patrolmen. They played basketball and baseball. — Pilot history and autopsies are Alan A. Behr of Red Bank He received his bachelor of arts have been done. and Thomas-L. Burden of Eaton- degree in journalism from Rut- — The aircraft parfornttflce town, who win join the police gers College in New Brunswick. record has .been examined. , ' department Monday. As an undergraduate, he was a — A study of the airport has Mr. Henck also introduced to member of the baseball squad. been completed. council the borough's new magis- Result* of all these Investiga- trate, Lawrence1 A. Carton 3d. Mr. Triblehorn also played with tions are being evaluated, Mr. Council adopted a resolution the 401st Chemical Battalion team Charles C. Triblehorn against professional players in- Introduced by Mr. Hoodc raising Notice of Meeting , cluding Steve Barber,of the Balti- the fee charged by police fox Notice A special meeting of the Mu- ^ MING WITH MY PEOPLE will be the theme of a program at 8 p.m. Sunday at- Congregation Bnai Israel, more Orioles and. Dick Drott, nicipal Council of the Borough of accident reports to $3 from $2. Applications are open' In the former major league pitcher, at Red Bank Police Department for Keansburg will be held on April St. Benedict's PTA Hance Rd., Fair Haven. From left are Steve Sjen, 15,'of Fair.Haven; Ellin Diamond, 17,,Hank Marx, 17, and Mad- Fort Bragg,'N.C., as a reservist 7 at 7 p.m. in the Borough Hall two patrolmen, between March Third Annual Indoor Antique dy Bragar, |8, all of Little' Silver, members of USY Teen Drama Group which will present several ono-act plays by activated with the 411th Chemi- 30 and April 19. Applications are for the purpose of adopting a Show and Flea Market Sale, Sun- Penh and.!lUMi'frpm.Broadway productions. The Bnaldrael Choral Group will perform a cantata, "Tha Three cal'Co. during the Berlin crisis. resolution for urban renewal, available at "'Red Bank Police day, April 9, 1967, 10 a.m.-10 He Is no* an inactive reservist, Headquarters. • . , Harvey Marlon • • p.m. Bethany RoVHailet Gifti," with dramatic,portion! acted by fhe teenagers. 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Fully Equipped 43 CADILLAC $14.90 Bonnevi/le t-or. Hordtop, Coup* DeVllle, Full Power 65 BUICK $12.90 Full Power, Foctory Air '43 OLDSMOBILE $ 8.90 Wildcat Hardtop, Full Power •65 CADILLAC 65 OLOSMOBILE $13.70 Starflre convertible, full power. CHEVY TOWN IS ALSO HAVING (S IUICK S14.B0 "98" 2-Dr. Hordtop, Full Power '63 CADILLAC $12.40 Riviera Hardtop, Full Power Factory Air Sedan DeVllle. Full Power (S IUICK $14.90 65 PONTIAC $13.40 43 CHEVROLET $ »40 LeSobre 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power OTO 2-Dr. Hordtop, Full Power Impala 4-Or. Hardtop, Full Power 45 BUICK $14.90 Coupe DeVllle, Foctory Air, Full *J CHEVROLET $ 8.90 "65 MUSTANG Power, R J, H, Whllewoll Tire* LeSabre 4-Dr. Hordtop, Full Power Impala Hardtop, Fully Equipped 45 BUICK ...: $15.60 FUU- '41 CHEVROLET „...$ 7.10 Wildcat Convertible, Full Power PBICE Bel Air Station Wagon, Full Power •63 FORD I 6.90 A BIG BONANZA 45 BUICK $14.90 Electro convertible, Full Power 64 FORD S 6.30 2-Dr. Hardtop, Fully Equipped 4-Dr. Sedan, Full Power 45 IUICK $12.40 63 IMPERIAL SI M0 Electro 4-Dr. Hordtop, Full Power 44 »RD $ ».eo 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power Convertible, Fully Equipped Country Squire Station Wagon, (5 CADILLAC $19.80 •43 LINCOLN $11.90 R&H, Whitewall Tires Full Powar 4-Dr. Hordtop, Factory Air, ON EVERY OK USED CAR IN STOCK! Sedan DeVllle, Full Power, Full Power Factory Air FULL PRICE $1695 '64 K>RD : $ 8.90 65 CADILLAC J22.90 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power 63 OLDSMOBILE $ 7.90 Coupe DeVllle, Full Power, 44 WRD $ 7.40 4-Dr. Sedan, Full Power Factory Air 65..PONTIAC JI4.50 Folrlone "500", 4-Dr., Stick, Fully Equipped '43 OLDSMOBILE $ S.fO 45 CHEVROLET $11.80 Bonneville 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power "II' 4 Or. HoVdtop, Full Power BUY FROM THE BIGGEST AND SAVE 44 FORD $ 8.70 impala VS Convertible, Full Power '65 T-BIRD J14.90 Coloxls XL, 2-Or. Hardtop, 43 PLYMOUTH $ 1.90 4$ CHEVROLET $11.40 Hardtop, Full Power Full power Fury Convertible, Full Powir Impola 4-Dr. Hardtop, vfl, 65 TEMPE5T $14.40 64 OLDSMOBILE $10.90 '41 PONTIAC $ 4.40 Factory Air, Full Power Coupe, Fully Equipped •w 4-Dr. Hordtop, Foil Power Cotallna convertible, full power. 65 CHEVROLET $13,90 '64 IUICK $12.19 '44 OlDSMOIILI $11.40 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO •41 PONTIAC : $ 4.90 Impala 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full PDwer Convertible, Full Power •W 2-Dr. Hordtop, Full Power Bonrwvllla 4-dr. hardtop, full power. '41 CHEVROLET $10,90 44 CHEVROLET ...'.. $ 9.80 •44 OLDSMOIILC $ «.IO Bel Air i Dr., Fully Equipped 2-Dr. Sedan, Full Power F-IS 2 Dr. Hardtop, Full Power I OVER 200 CARS TO MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER 45 DODGE $10.90 44 CHEVROLET $ B.90 •44 TEMPEST _ $ 9.Q0 CHOOSE FROM Dart Sedan, Full Power Greenbriar Van, Full/ Equipped Coupe, Fully Equipped • AUTO SALES CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANKJ "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" | •jamirm max. M9T UtD tm DAILY REGISTER Friday, April 7, 19^7—17 U«T — D«» fere*? asar tmtnt powila, BUM 3 ram oW, maniuo tat, AU7»S FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 7-M wW& itrmk on cheat Hnu "Paw", v*"t>il»v RWM tAd Blver ftds. Pleua A Plymouth call TO-UM. NOW IN AUTOS FOR SALE You get about 36.2 miles ON ALL OUR OK USED CARS! has to be mighty good * OPEL RALLYE a gallon on the new Renault 10. SPORTS COUPE 1965 CHEVROLET 1963 PONTIAC AVAILABLE NOW With automatic, Impale V-8 conver- S1QOE Catalina two-door $1AOC to get a VW guarantee. •Ibl., automatic I0T3 hardtop, automatic IVTe? tranimission, radio, heater and |STRAUB MOTORS; it drops all the way to 35.7. trantmission, radie, haatar and First it hat to pass the VW 16- . power steering. HIGHWAY 35 KEYPORT* powar steering. 1 point safety and performance test. That's 264-4000 1964 CHEVELLE how we find, out that the car is good. Good 1962 FORD H'h Mile South of Parkway Exit 117)* Malibu SS conver. S130C . enough to get opr 100% guarantee that tU»¥¥¥»¥¥V»¥¥¥¥¥¥»»¥ tibia, automatic l*)79 500 XL two-door < $QQC transmission, radio, heater.and hardtop,, agtomatle O7* we'll repair or replace all major mechanical power steering. transmission, radio, haatar and . parts*'for ,30 days or 1,000 miles, which- 1963 CHEVROLET powar steering, bucket taati. ' «ver conies' first. Mind you, we're not picking on Plymouth. It isn't the only ear 'Impale V-8, 4-dr. $1OQC 1963 CHEVY II hardtop, automatic •*•#•# that has to meet YW standards to get our trantmission, radio, heater and Nova>dr. hardtop. $| AQC power steering. Auto, transmission. IVTl? guarantee. . Radio and heater. i* *ena,ine,.transmission, rear axle, front ax!a assemblies, 1962 CHEVY II The Renault 10 is the new Renault 8. longer. And better-looking. But essentially ' . , , braka. system, electrical system. Nova convertible, $DOC 1963 CORVAIR BRAND NEW the same car that the editors of RoadTest magazine picked over the Volkswagen Automatic transmission. 0T3 WEEKL Radio and haatar. Sport: coupe. $ in an 11 -page comparison report published in March. It's got an optional auto- Auto, tranimitiion. 695 SO DOES A FORD SO DOES A CHEVY '67 M.G.S $10.40 matic transmission that doesn't cut gas mileage or power. You have to drive it Radio and haatar. 1965 CHEVROLET '67 Renaults 59.82 to believe it. Why not call your Renault dealer and set up a test drive now? Impale SS hardtop $1QQC 1963 CHEVROLET '62 Ford•".;, S 950'62 Chevrolet $750 Two-doer, automatic 17T9 Galaxie 500 4-dr. tadan. Two- Renault 10, standard trans. $1,647 P.O.E. Renault 10, automatic trans, f 1,112 P.O.E. transmission, radio, heater end B.I Air 4-dr. sedan. $00C Cbrvair-700, two-door coup*.- '67 Datsun 510.82 power itaaring, bucket seats. Auto., radio, haatar. 073 tone blue. Equipped with full Radio, hfa+er, automatic. powar. Radio, haatar, auto- NO MONEY DOWN TRUCKS matic. Air conditioning. '64 Chevrolet $1295 IANK TERMS . , , 00 All Have Been Reconditioned and Refinithed Bel Air 4-dr. sedan. Radio, ""CHECK WITH US FOR" NO MONEY heater, auto., Panama tan. *39 and Are Ready To Work I '64 Ford $1150 VOLKSWAGENS Fairlane 2-door sedan. Whit*. Fully Guaranteed Par Week •44 CHEVROLET $1395 '64 CHEVROLET $1395 PER MONTH -Automatic, radio and heater. SO DOES A DODGE •66s Low Mileage S8.80 DOWN , '/i ton Flaahida body. Vi Ton Panel Slightly used Red interior.' \ Four-ipaad transmission. EXCELLENT '63 WILLYS $ 495 •65s SELECTION $7.80 Panel Delivery •*3 CHEVROLET $1395- '64 Dodge $1095 WHILE $6.80 '63 CHEVROLET $1295 •64s THEY LAST Polara 2-door hardtop. Light One ton, new stake body. « ToT nPi Pickuk p '64 Ford $1095 NO MONEY EQUIPMENT LISTED BELOW FREE '63s DOWN $5.80 '41 CHEVROLET '63 CHEVROLET $1095 Falcon Futura 2-dr. hardtop. green. Radio, heater, auto- Vi Ton Pickup Srean, matching, all vinyl'In- matic, six-cylinder. 'A ton pickup, Fleehide GUARANTEED SPECIALS • 4-wheel disc brakes * Bucket seats body, radio, heater. '63 CHEVROLET $1095 terior. Bucket teati. Radio and. 1 Ton Cob and Ctttmii —— SPECIAL haatar, A-cyl.,- stand, trans. SO DOES A PONTIAC • Windshield washer '60 CHEVROLET $ 895 •62 CHEVROLET $ 995 •U TR 4-A. Wire • 4-speed synchro transmission 14 ton pickup, naw box. Vh Ton Cot> and Chassis Wheels, Like New. •62 CHEVROLET $1095 '63 Bon'ville $1495 • High output heater, defroster • Twin horns '60 CHEVROLET $1095 16 Ton Sfepslde Pickup '66 Ford;'•;' $2075 •it M6 1100. 2-dr., R&H—995 'A ton pick-up. Sida boiai •62 CHEVROLET $1095 Mustang 2-dr. hardtop. Radio, Four-door hardtop, Navy blue. •it RENAULT R-8 $1195 • Whitewalls * Safety door locks ' ' and ladder rack. Vi Ton Ponel heater, 4-ipead, V-8. Ruby red, Full power, radio and heatar. •iS FORD WSN.. C. S. $1695 'black-Inferior.' . Air conditioning. 45 SUNBEAM ALPIME ....$1595 6MAC OR LOCAL BANK FINANCING •tS OPEL WAGON $ 895 12-MO. OR 12,000-MILE GUARANTEE t4 RENAULT DairohiM S 795 SO DOES A CHRYSLER SO DOES A PORSCHE M OPEL SEDAN S 695 •44 KARMANN GHIA ....$1195 44 'FORD Cony.. Ilk* new '64 Chrysler $1695 '61 Porsche $1695 64 OLDS 98, 4-dr., air $1795 N»w Yorlcar 4-dr. tadan. Full le00-N coupe. Wdita with rad •63 MONZA COUPE ..—$ 895 •63 FIAT 1108 SEDAN ....$ 395 power, fartnt gratn.. leather, interior. MONMOUTH MOTORS INC. 43 MG ROADSTER $ 895 63 CORVETTE. SR, 4-ipeea HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN Monmouth County's Oldest 62 COMET 4 OR S 695 This car 61 PEUGEOT WAGON .$ 395 ' arid Largest Volkswagen Dealer •61 FORD WAGON . $695 has passed •61 OLDS 2 DR. H. T $ 595 our 16-point safety and SHREWSBURY USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM performance Rt. 36 at Monmouth Road ROUTE 36 test. MOTORS INC. WEST L0N6 BRANCH EATONTOWN 542-1126 542-1000 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury OPEN DAILY 9 TO o HWY. 35 — 542-2414! WEDNESDAY TIL 6 P.M., SATURDAY 'TIL 5 PM. SPRING 741-8500 EATONTOWN MUSTANG ONE STOP SHOPPING SSisf" ROUNDUP

,-J • :*• ¥ SALE IN FORD COUNTRY. HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF NEW KY ARRAHGIP ANYWHERE IN THE SPECIAL SAVINGS! ItOFM^LOWESt BANK RATES AVAILABLE. i SALE IN PROGWSS "A3 FALCON $ 8951'65 GALAXIE $1650 "Sprite" 2D H.T., 4-ipeed "500" 4D, Auto., P.S. '64 FALCON $ 995 •65 CUSTOM $1450 FORD CHEVY E CADILLAC MERCURY I ( LINCOLN DODGE • •' • Future 4D, Auto. 4-Cyl., 2D, Auto., P.S. '64 COMET $ 995 '65 GALAXIE $1695 "500" 2D, H.T., Auto., P.S. "202" Custom 4D, Auto. •64 THUNDERBIRD $1995 '66 FALCON $1595 " Air Cond, Futura 4D, Auto, '66 GALAXIE $2095 '66 MUSTANG $1895 FINANCE MEN ON PREMISES TO INSURE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "500" 4D, Auto., P.S. 2D, H.T., Auto. , •66 GALAXIE $2295 '62 GALAXIE $ 695 "XL" 2D, H.T., Auto., P.S. 66 LINCOLN 66 FORD $iooo 64 FORD 64 VOLKS 60 FORD $ QOO "500" 2D, H.T., Auto.. P.S. '61 METEOR $ 395 $4699 frpaaengtr Country I / / / Country Squire $1399 Sedan, 4-speed, $999 Falcon Sedon, « * * Wogon, mint contrition, '63 GALAXIE $ 750 "900" 2D, H.T. Moor, olr cond, TW»/, Sedan* • station wagon* automatic, radio and heater, radio ond heater. Kill power, new car guarantee powftf*# wtorpt "500" 4D, Standard Trans. '63 CUSTOM $ 950 66 VOLKS $1Q00 63 FALCON $999 60CHEVROLET $ 199 4D Sed., Auto., P.S. 65 FORD $1000 IU Futura ConyBrtlbte, / //' 4-door "station ' VII '64 CUSTOM $ 895 67 T-BIRD $4399 2-door swfon, 4-sp«d, " automatic* radio and hearer. , : 1U 10 nassangar Country till wagon, loaded. . . •65 MONTEREY $1795 Umlou, V* auto- " radio & heoter. Showroom condition. 4D, Sedan, Standard Tram. maNc powtr tteering, power bratai, SflAilreStoflon Wogon. Showroom naw. 2D H.T., Auto., P.S. olr condlllontd, tinted alou> while 59 PLYMOUTH $ 99 "65 CUSTOM $1250 63 FORD $ QOQ: T wall tint. ' 64 FORD $1Q0O 4-door 77 '65 MONTCLAIR $1895 Colaxle 500 2-door, ""' Country Sedan ' ill I 2D Sedan, Auto., P.S. 66 MUSTANG $1QOQ station wagon, extra sharp, stqtlon wagon. Landau, Auto., P.S. J-door hordloo/ , IU/ ' hardlop, btlge, automatic, powtr, extra thorp. , - • 67 T-BIRD $4359 toottKtf new cor gvarontH. '64 GALAXIE $1295 '66 PARK LANE $2595 l-doar hardldp, 54 FORD $ 99 62 CHEVROLET $ Qoo •'500" 2D, H.T., Auto., P.S. 2D H.T., Air Cond. V-l, oulomolic, power I'eerlno. pow- 64 CHEVROLET- :$i399 4-door iedan, autoi U/ / Coynlry Squire * * er brokej, air condlllWKl, AM-FM, $1000 ma Mo radio ond heater. Wogon, loaded, real clean. tlnM oloii. wMIe vnlli, < way pow- 65 MUSTANG '64 GALAXIE $1350 '66 MONTCLAIR tr iwl. Converllblt, IV11 full power.oir conditioning. "500" Convertible, Aulo., P.S. ID H.T., Exec. Car, 7000 Milan poppy red, like new, 63 FORD % QOO 58.CHEVROLET $ 79 67 FORD 64 CHEVROLET $1390 Fairlane S«'• '*" '65 FALCON Deluxe Station Wagon, Auto. $1395 >7 FORD $3049 sedan. *•' t-pasunger Country 66 FALCON $1700 aedan, rtd ond white, auiorhatlc, full power. 65 CHEVROLET. % Squire wogon, V* automatic, rodo Sport Coupe, outo If// '64 FORD 6 pass. Country Squire, Auto., P.S. $1450 ind heater, power steering, vinyl In- ; 4-door sedan, auto mdtlc, bucket »Mts, new.' 55BUICK $00 lerlcr/ white Wall tires. 65 FORD $1199 malic, power, munlclpql car. Sedan. ' I-' '66 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, Auto. $1695 automatic64 CHEVROLE* full po>vtrT. puff. $1700 Falcon.2-door Mdon, "" )7 FORD $2899 tmpala convertible, - If I I 63 COMET $ TRUCKS Salaxle 500 Conv., fllld.' ihorp.' i -. • 2-door sedan, "65 FORD 6 pass. Country Squire, Auto., P.S. $1895 V>B, autDmatlc, power steering, while 1 i mint condition. > •- • •• 'rolls, many extras, new' car war- 65 FORD 64 C(lEVR0i;ET $1199 67 ECONOLINE $7190 '64 MERCURY 9 pass. Colony Park, Auto., P.S. $1895 inty. : Muitana 2+2, $1699 Stalton Bus, ' ' 4 1// automoflc, power, ihorp. 63 DODGE. $ autsmtlc, power. • 4-door sedan, heater, mirrors, seats, windows. '66 FORD 6 Cyl., 6 pass. Country Sedan, Auto., P.S. $2095 i6 FORD $2899 V-«, automaticic, power. . it passingtr Count™ 64 FORD 67 FORD $1QQ0 Squire, "ft, automatic power, air Goloxli J»XL hord- 10'' 63 PONTIAC $1199 '65 MERCURY Colony Park, Air Cond. $2150 top, beige,: bucknl leatu automatic, 61 FORD Vi ton pick-up, ' fill -ondltlonlhg. Catollnd itatlon . ' • • • ' ' / ' ^cylinder, heater-defroster, outside power.' ' wagon, V-t, automatic, power. Falcon Statli * 799 WagonFalcon, Statioopt 1 n . ' ' ' mirrors, turn ilanals. 67 MUSTANG $2599 65 FORD Wagon, one owner, Ilka new. -67 FORD $1949 Convertible, auto- $1599 ! T 64 SIMCA matic, top, radio and heater, new Muitang Moor FatrldnVsIp*: ' * I I 77 Econotlne Van, I / 1 / nordtop'extm idoor sedon, car warranty. < door, onrmvntr,,extra lharp. . fully equipped. Class rear doors, outside mirrors, B 65 MUSTANG $1599 1 urn signals, heater*tiefrosters. V-*, 2-door hardtop, 64 FORD • $1099 61 CHEVROLET $ AQQ IW/7 WHY DO WE SELL MORE? S.11' 5. $2199 Custom 500 u 65 FORD $1999 extra lharp, loaded. Monra seddn, auto- ' ' Mi ton pick up, ' I*. I I full power. sedan, one owner, aharp. motlo radio and hearer. extra sham. 67 FORD $9100 6JMCHEVR0LET $1399 ( COME IN AND SEE! Mustang Maor 1.1 11 64 CHEVROLET 63 FORD wagon, fully equipped, thorp. 6«IAIr4-' " Oalaxle J00 Con- "'• 59 CHEVROLET $ 499 tjortftoo,, vinyl roof, ••cylinder, new door Mdgn, vertlblt, V4. automatic, power, peeda Vi ton pick-up, •••••.• *' ' 64 CHEVROLET^ $1399 motor work. lharp. 66 FORD $0099 iljlNCOLN 61 FORD 54 International' $ OalexleJW hardtop, carjiimoW •alitomatle,'power' H99 Vbn,heot«r- , , araarlng, war. dalfaaleirs.- MOUMTENGLISH 671 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH Sales a 2-3600 Servfce CA 9-3800 1904' : MdNMOUTH * MAPLE AVE., RED BANK-741 - , AftQ 7, VB6? THE DAILY HEGISTEB WMiC NOTICE TOWXC NOTICE AVTOS WtlALB AUTOS FO* SALE AUTOS, fOXMIZ AUTOS

OIO5Y DfJWwTjt AUTOS rot SALE AUTOS RMt SALE _ ... rM ltxtn over&atr J.« ptr wttk. ME _ UK. 8HJCLLY, MJ-MH, MON l«7 CHEVY lUYiRS MS Maplt £\ OLD QUO TOWBD AWAY — DTH U0TOR8, AUTHORIZED (HIM) KM 8aS. TIMID. AUTOS FOR SALE If oomplttt, othtnrtH H. Oil HURT BILL 1M1 THUNDIRBIRD - "is Tvo-door Hardtop, suck wim red lutn- - THE BONANZA ' BUICK IMS — OramS (port eanvertlb tr Interior. Automatic, power ataar- Four-speed, full power. No money i)o« CHEVKOLBT - INN! mptta JUper taf, braku and seat For quick tala, SALE TAKE OVER PAYMENT* of |U. Sport JJT cu. In. AntomaUoAnto . * HOME OWNERS* AUTOMOTIVE but offtr over tUO. 7I1-S2J7. ptr week. EONDEU AUTO IALES, ~ brakes, itaerlni. CleanAn. HMO. t STRAUB BUICK OF THE YEAR" 31, Neptune. 774.ITO0. T8I-36M. AUTOS FOR SALE IMS VOUC8WAOBN MICKOBUS — 94, 1. Do you ntod a car plut cosh? * VALUE CARNIVAL 000 miles. Excellent condtttlon. Take 0LD8MOB1LB 1953 r- ' Stsjllte IMPERIAL 1«H ~ C'"?" a»"l'oP- > ' 1M7 CHKVY CAPRICB SPORT COUPE over time payment!. Call alter 6:30, MeCARthy CHEVROLET vertlble. No cash needed. TAKE OVE .loir air, full power, vinyl top. «o 2. Would you Ilk* to consolidate all your bills DEMONSTRATOR. 1M7 Cktvallt Mall- PAYMENTS of t8.90 per week, 8K « 1967 OPEL PRICES COAST AUTO BALE8, 210 Newm My down. TAKB OVBR PAY- bu Bport Coup. Demonatrator. Very 1859 RAMBLER — Itatlo* n|u With Atlantlo MENTS Of I1B.10 Ptr wt«k. BONDBU into One Monthly Payment? « START AT $1712 W.livtrad) * low pries. HcCARthr Chevrolet. Firat lUKiaft rack, roar-door. Good condi- Springs Kd., Red Bank. 7411234. AUTO SALES, Rt SJ, NtptUBa. 171- Ave., Atlmtlo Hlahlaiidi. 3911101. tion. .»!»». 717*119. (Ltu high tradt allowtncts) i w-uoi BUICKS " DKSrKE INTKRE8T1 (100. 3. Would you like to get cash back and In most IMi VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Low 1M1 RENAULT DAUPHmB — Perfect PARTIKB TO TAKE OVER PA PONTIAC 19M — Bonntvlllt touMoor coset lower your Monthly Payments? STRAUB MOTORS i mlleaie. Eicill.nt condlUon. Ht-Un condition. Call MENT8 ON REPOSSEBBED CAI hixdtop. Full power. No c*sh aaedtd. evening*. 94M9M. OLDSUOBILB — DESIRE INTEREST- CALL MR. SHELLY, H2-2414, HO TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Of »ll.«0 per •SHWY. 35 KEYPORT: ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- MOUTH MOTOR8 AUTHOR1ZI week. SEACOA8T AUTO SALE!, 310 MENTS OH REPOSSESSED CARS. If the answers to these 3 questions are Yes ... 264-4000 : MU8TANO 1965 — Haidtop. FM Newman Sprlni Ri., Bed Bank. T«- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE CALL MR. SHELLY. 542-2414, MOK- equipped. No rj>money down. TAF 1234. Mile South of Parkway Exit 117): MOOTH MOTORS AUTHORIZED OVER PAYMENTS of 59.60 per we Call Mr. Casty at 774-6702 BONDEU AUTO " " " TEMPE8T 19«3 — Convertible. Fully 1859 CHEVROLET — Bel Air, fnur- tune. 774-6700. equipped No money down. TAKE door, aedan. Oood ascond carr $200. OVER PAYMENTS of M 40 per w«ek. Bendeu Auto Sales • Route 35, Neptune, N. J. Call 2IM-S8M. CHEVROLET IMS — Impala Sup BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Nep- Sport hardtop. Full power. No ca tune 77<-«?0O. BUICK ISM — Riviera hardtop. Full needed. TAKE OVER PAYMENTB BOB WHITE Monmouth County's powtr. No moDty down, TAKE OVBR J9.8O per week. 8EAC0AST AU1 19S4 CHEVROLET — Impala. Excel- PAYMENTS of H2 80 ar waak. BON- 8AL5B. 210 Newman Sprints Rd., R DEU AUTO BALES, ~ lent condition, lnw mlle«t«. liow«r lU-ftM. . 35, Naptunt. Bank. 74M2J4. steerlri, brakes, V«, automatic. Dfn't BUICK-OPEL CADILLAC 1S«1 — Rtdan DeVllle. Fi mli« Uils burl SI3-2&JO batween 9:10 IMPORT LEADER CHBVROmra — DESIRE INTEREST- power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take ov and 7:30, , ED PARTIES TO TAKB OVER PAY- MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARB payments of t6.M per week. BE CHEVROLET lift — ImpaU four-doyr WOULD YOU BELIEVE? CALL MR. SHELLY, 5422ALE>, Bt. to. Ntpttnt. '65 TURNER $1395 77W700. •200. *54.50. *,„ STATION WAGONS Cortina IMKft mllti. ON ALL NEW Down Par Month Putt a SPORT COgPES '65 VOLKSWAGEN ...._ $1175 (More Cltulflcd M* $*dan. On* owntr. FACTORY FRESH '67'i On The Next P»I«) Shrewsbury Ava., New Shrewtbury '62 PEUGEOT $ 495 Silt Prict NEW 1967 FORD 404 Satan. •67 VALIANTS ...... $ 1875 741-6200 '60 TR-3 _ $ 595 AUTOS FOR SALE Yellow '67 BELVEDERES $2075 •67 FURYS $2095 PICK-UP DOMESTIC •67 VIPS $2875 Rariton Garage •65 MARLIN $1695 TO WORK FOR YOU. Two eJoor hardtop, foaeM •67 CHRYSLERS $2975 '65 BUICK $ 1595 presents tht 1987 Special Wagon. Fourdoor hardtop, outomotlo power, V-i. i/2 ACRE OF USED CARS 100% '64 OLDS $1795 checker Nine poKtngtr Wooon. Powtr, ett roooWwird TO CHOOSE FROM IT'S TRUE AT •63 PONTIAC _ $ 695 30-DAY TwnpMt Four-tottr Wavon, Four-^»ed. 5 Years to Pay — No Money Down marathon FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 MOUNT ENGLISH MECHANICAL RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS LOANS — WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED 1ANK CREDIT APPROVAL NECESSARY, OF COURSE GUARANTEE MonmeuHi & Mapl* Ave. 741-6000 R»d Bank BAYSHORE Of in Evtninjl — bctpt Wtdnaldiy and S«turdiy 1965 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH FREEHOLD DOGDE 291-9200 229-4790 OLDSMOB1LE BIDU ID. KEYFORT Tht Dealer with th* Moit Satisfied Cuitomers I ! I lit AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Cutlau hardtop, l-eylindtr. 2M- 0361 If driving satisfaction were Thrie-sptid tranimiiiion. '47 DODGE DART DEMO. Two door, mrfamatfe transmlnlM. sold by the pound . . . $1795 '66 DODGE DART . ************ ••••^•••••••••••••••J Cwivtrtlblt, automatic '66 FORD __ 1962 Custom $00, four-door. HOW MUCH COULD '66 DODGE CHARGER _.S2199 T-BIRD Twt-dttr Hardtop, 8-cylindtr. WOULDN'T YOU j Automatic tranimiiiion, powtr. •65 DODGE DART _..S1499 YOU AFFORD ? Twe-oOBf •K •65 DODGE CORONET _.$219» -K Who caresl Especially when so little money- $1495 *26 Engine. TwO-dOftr hardtop, '65 PLYMOUTH FUR* III _.$17W « buys so much mere car on our big lot . . , 1965 •65 DODGE POLARA ..$1899 REALLY RATHER \ OLDSMOBILE Four-door ftartftop. '66 Opel Vlita wagon, 8-cylindtr. •65 DODGE DART Sport coups Auto mi tic transmiition. pewir. m Corivtrtiblt. Air conditioned. '64 FORD SQUIRE ... '65 Pontiac $1995 '64 PLYMOUTH VALIANT ..._ Grand Prix Four-tfoor OWN A BUICK? \ '63 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE . .$7W 1963 Two-door, '65 Chrysler '62 MERCURY METEOR J (Buick Prices at Straub Motors Start at $2483 Delivered) ''300" iport csupa FORD Two-dew custom. XL hardtop, l-eylindtr. '62 DODGE 880 . _$7»f '65 Chevrolet Automatic tranimiidon, powtr. •61 STUDEBAKER ..$ Mf. Biseaynt> four-door" $1195 Lark, two-doof. '*! PLYMOUTH '64 Chevrolet 1963 Twt-4ttr * Impalt 4-door hardtop '62 VOLKSWAGEN KOMBI ..$ 59f CHEVROLET '60 WILLYS PANEL ..% 2ff 4-dr. hardtop, 9-cylindtr. '64 Pontiac Automatic tranimiiiion, powtr. '55 FORD '/i-TON STAKE ..$ 299 BUICK-OPEL Bonnevillt convartibla $1195 '64 Buick HIGHWAY 35 (•/, Mil. S. of P.rkway Exir 117) KEYPORT • 264-4000 Special diluxt four-door 1965 FREEHOLD DODGE Rt. 9 at South St. Optn Eves. 462.6234 '64 Buick T-BIRD Hardtop, l-cylindtr. LeSabr* sport coup* Automatic tranlrniiiion, pewir. Air conditional). First sign off a good used car- '63 Chevrolet Biseayri* two-deer $2595 "63 Comet 1964 TOM'S FORD Pour-doer SAYS THERE'S i RAMBLER Top Quality Hardtop, e-cyliitdtr. j '63 Chrysler Automatic frammliiisri, NO SALE LIKE WHOLESALE Nawport iport coupt USED CARS $1195 WE SAVE THE AUCTION FEES , '63 Ford YOU SAVE THE DEALER PROFIT Saltiit "500" iport coupa 1961 CADILLAC * AS IS SPECIALS * | '62 Buick Convertible), l-cylindsr. 1965 BUICK 1965 CORVAIR 1963 FORD Automatic tr«nimiftion, powtr. I Eltctra 4-doer hardtop Cuitem LeStbre iport eoupt. "500", 2-dr. ipert ceupt. Falrltnt "500", 2-dr. HT. 1959 RAMBLER 1962 RAMBLER Automatic tranimiiiion, pow- Automttie trtnimliilon. With automatic traniminlen. $1095 Two-door Four-door ! '61 Falcon tr ifttring, pewir brtkti, $1175 $975 • Two.door 1965 $49.50 $295 hitter and radio. Om own- er, clean. PLYMOUTH ; '61 Borgward 4-door, 8-cylindtr. 1958 FORD 1964 FALCON '' Wtgor, Wagon ,2050 1964 PLYMOUTH 1962 CHRYSLER Automatic tranimiiiion, powar. Sport Fury, 2-dr. hardtop. $495 Ntw Yorlttr, full oowtr. $49.50 V-), auto, trim., P.St. Air conditiintd, i '61 Rambler $1395 1964 VALIANT Radio and haater. Aintrictn two-door 1963 FAIRLANE 2-Jr,, manual frantmUtidn, 1962 DAF Two-door 1964 Low miltig«i (tic* hew, $1450 $950 '60 Volkswagen FORD $195 Two-door $495 Squirt wagon, (-cylinder. $975 Automttic tranimiiiion, pewir, 1959 T-BIRD 1963 PONTIAC 1963 PONTIAC Sport coupt, 2-dr. hardtep. Convertible, 1962 TEMPEST . '60 Triumph $1495 Sptti UM Ut h ita Four-d Convertible 1965 SUNBEAM Art* trtn.., power tt.irlng. " ' ' " <>- $295 Imp, fllct rit*. Pewir brtkti. rW-ipttd floor iWft. '60 Ford $595 $500 $1350 $1345 Half ion pickup TOM'S 1963 CORVAIR Van 1952 GMC $295 Dump truck FORD $595 BUHLER& BITTER ESTABLISHED 1925 BOB WHITE BUICK HWY. 36 KEYPORT 89 BROAD STREET KEYPORT NEXT TO AIRPORT TOM'S FORD 264.0198 264-1600 HWY. 35 2*4. 1600 KlYPdRT OPEN NEW SHREWSBURY 741-6200 9 TO 9j SATA 'TIL. 5 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS K)R 8AUE THE FAMILY CIRCUS ByBiTKeane HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WAW1ED-FEMALE Friday, April 7, 1967—19 JtiMBMW UK-Tit Jltxdtoj, full 13 ISW — CoomttMe. Full Wt CHBVT U «r How«« » 4mr4mrnn , TVLKTVLKE OVZB > BH>ney team. TAKJB DVBH plus iflU of room, Xleht pa.a6e&ger wi TOE DAILY REGISTER pAYJBfifaf W.W per \S5r. SOK- PAfttSfn* of «3.40 per week. BOH- standard tranfiataflon. lucio, hajt »BU AUTO IAUCS, Et SS, Kwtuia. DETJ JJltf) ktJJSS. fa. U, Neptur Low, low price. CtU H/ty, U 774-B1W. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS HELP WANTED-MALE OADfLLAfc 1963 — Llraoujlni. Xstata CHXVROZ-BT 1965 — 2mpala convert- 1st and 2nd SHIFTS ear. Factory air, full jmi, Like ible. Pull power. NO MONEY DOWN. 1983 CADILLAC — Burgundy coupi MEN WANTED brano new. NO MONEY DOWN. Take Take over payments ol J13.80 per week. Exceptionally clean. Priced to iel TOP PREMIUM RATES PAID FOR SHIFT WORK over payments o( 118.00 per week, BELMONT MOTORS, 365 Maple Ave, call 671-9368 alter 6 p.m. MCDONALDS DRIVE-IN BBLMOriT MOTORS, 366 Map!. A£ !Rt. 3J> ned Bank. .741-6778. Experienced in heavy factory sewing, single and double (Rt 38) Beg'teank. '741-8718. 1963 MERCURY COLONY PARK 43 Hwy. 35 _ Mlddletown LINCOLN I960 — continental hardlop. Nine-passenger wagon. Nice family ci We need full or part-time worken for FORD 1964 — Galaxle hardtop. Full Full power. No money down. TAKE Excellent condition. Automatic, pon needles. - evenings. Must be at least 18 years old. power. No money down. TAKE OVER OVER PAYMENTS of COO per week. steering and brakes, radio and heate YOUNQ MAN — Lighting fixture show- PAYMENTS of 17.80 per Week. BON- BONDEU ATJTO BALES. Rt. 35, Nep-$1385. Call Roy at McCARthy Ciievn APPLY AT MAIN PLANT IN WALL TOWNSHIP room. Bales experience useful, but not DEU AUTO SALES, fit. 35, Neptune. tune, 774-8700. let. 291-1101. necessary. Some mechanical ability. J74-67O0. OLD3MOBILE 1864-98 two-door hard- 1S65 MUSTANG — V-8, power Bteerln Excellent opportunity. Call for appoint- Air Cruisers Company ment. COOPER ELECTRIC SUPPLY, OLD6MORILK 1063 — Cutlass convert- top. Full power. No casli needed. TAKE Due brakes. Many extras. $1650. a ible. Full power. No casli needed. OVER PAYMENTS of J8.80 per week. after 7 p.m., 671-0603. A Division of TAKE OVER PAYMENTS or 114.80 per 8EACOA8T AUTO SALES, 210 New. TEMPEST — 1061 station wagon. Gow DISHWASHER WANTED — Full-tlms. man Spring; Rd., Red Batik. 7(1-1234, THE GARRETT CORPORATION Pleasant working conditions. Apply in Week. 8EAC0AST AUTO SALES, 210 condition, clean. Qood second car. (32C A Better Place To Work Newman Sprints Rd., Red Bank. 741 THUNDERBIRD — I960 convertible. Call, 566-7795. Hwy. 34 person. Pleasant Valley Inn. Rt. 34. 1234. Full power. No money down. TAKE Wall Township Holmdel, 946-8626. OVER PAYMENTS of 13.80 per week. 1963 FORD — Country sedan. V-8 wll Adlacent lo Monmoulh Counly Alrpnrl CHEVROLET 1985 — Impala hardtop. BONDEU AUTO BALES, Rt. 35, Nep.standard transmission. Nine passenge: An Equal Opporltmify Mala and Female Employer Blaclt with red Interior. Priced to sel Intervlewlno Hours 1 lo II a.m. ond 2 to 3 p.m. Pull power. No money down. TAKE lune. 774*700. Call ROY, McCARthy Chevrolet, Fli INSTALLERS OVER PAYMENTS ot tu.to per week. Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101, Aluminum windows and doom, awnings, BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt 38, Nep-FALCON 1M3 — Country Squire sta. patio covers, etc. Work in your own tune. 774-6700. tlon wagon. Four-door. Full power. NO 1S65 MUSTANG — 14,000 miles. EXL area for manufacturer suppling nation- MONEY DOWN. Take oyer payments EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED-FEMALE wide retailer. Steady work. Call 488- ot 18.60 per week. BELMONT MO- len. condition. $1525. Call after s, M: MUSTANG 1965 — Hardtop. V-8. auto- 1309. HELP WAVTED-FEMALE CAFETERIA .AND PLAYGROUND BU 6332 or Write Box 67.1, Hacfcensack, N.J. matic NO MONEY DOWN. Take over TORS, 385 Maple Ave., (Rt. 35) Rei PBrvlsora. $2 per hour, one hour ner payments o! $11.40 per week. BEL- Bank. 741-8778. 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA BUPEI diy, live diys per week. For applica- YOUNG MAN — To help make and tJONT MOTORS. 365 Maple Ave. (Rt SPORT — 409. 425 h.p. Four speed CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY tion, call 741-2188 or apply In person Install canvas awnings. Experience not 351 Red Bank. 741-8778. BUICK IMS — Riviera hardtop. Ful transmission. Bxcellent condition. Load — Girls. 19 to 25, for detailing can: necessary. Chance (or advancement. power. No cash needed. TAKE OVEI cd. After 7 p.m. 747-4712. at the office of the Little Bllver Board STANDARD AWNING CO., 615 River PLYMOUTH 10(8 - Satellite hardtop. PAYMENTS o/ «4.S0 per week. SEA- cleaning Inside windows and outside o! Education. Marhhara Place School, drying. No experience necessary. Good Little Silver. Rd., Fair Haven. Full power. No money down, TAKE COAST AUTO SAL-IPS, 210 Newntar 1961 KARMANN GHIA — Mechanlcall wages. Apply Country Sudser Car OVER PAYMENTS of J12.60 per week. Springs Rd., Red Bank. 741-1234. perfect. Needs body work. $550. Cal Wash. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. MATURE, ATTRACTIVE, SHARP GAL MAN — To represent owner during BONDEU AUTO BALES, Rt 35, Nep- 291-0097. —Tired of being held down? Sales construction of tlie NavenlnH House Hi- tune. 774.6700. PLYMOUTH 1965 — Barracuda hard ll se Retirement Building In Red Bank. !"!>• Full power, No_jaoney down, 1966 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE SEWING OPERATORS Manager Job open witii fantastic oppor- Juat have knowledge of construction. CORVAIR 1962 — Four-door »edan. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of J10..0 pe Maroon. Two'tops. 327-300 h.p., 4-sp- tunity to get ahead. Call 7U-7338 Ideal for newly retired construction en- Fully equipped. No ca»h needed. TAKE week. BONDEU AUTO SALEB, Rt 35 with hurst, 4.11 noslrear. AM Fi Government work. Two shifts. Qooa OVER PAYMENTS of J3.70 per week. Neptuive., 774-6700. with reverberator. Excellent condltlo] pteoe-worlc rates or hljh hourly rates. n.N,'S — Full and part time, All gineer. Apply fn writing, gfvlnff fult 741-5484 alter 6 p.m. DAVCO PRODUCTS, 16 Hwy. 31. Msta ahifta, Monnlouth Convalescent Center, qualifications, lo Rox C-114 The Dally gEACOAST AUTO SALES, 210 New- 229 Bath Ave., Long Brand.. 229-4300. Register, Red Bank. man Springe Rd., Red Bank. 7411234. FORD 1063 - Country sedan. Full pow^ er. NO MONEY DOWN, Take ove GET AN EARLY START ON BU: RN'B, LPN'B, AIDES — Full or Dart- BEAUTICIAN, EXPERIENCED — Full CHEVROLET 1884 — Impala doltr-door fP'S' °' f7'20 "" weck- BELMON- MER — 1962 Rambler converllbl time. All sums. Salary plus meals or part time. Princess Beauty Salon, station wagon. FULL POWER. No Ready to roam, good condition. R "I closed the car door for you, Mommy!" Medicare approved. Call 642-4700 be- 673 Hwy. a5, Mlddletown. PARTY CHIEF money down, TAKE OVER PAY- duced to $500. 8^2-2819. —;en 8 and 4 for appointment. Ixperlencpd onfy. Excellent opportune MENTS of $8.00 per week. BON- DODGE — 1960, 383 cu. In. Radl EXPERIENCED — In small office rou- ty with progressive firm. Numerous DEU AUTO BALES, Rt 35, Neptune. MERCURY 1965 - Parklane hardtop EXPERIENCED WAITREBS - Apply tine. Must type. Hours 1-5 p.m. Call benefits, lncludlns Blue Shield. Blue 171-6700. Bucket «eat«, console, lull power Nt whltewalls, beater. 1350. n person, Peterson's Restaurant 183 542-5D73. Cross, Major Mcillcal. salary com- money down. TAKE OVER PAYMENT, 741-7583. AUTOS FOR SALE BOATS and ACCESSORIES Riverside Ave., Red Bank. mensurate with ability. Call 8 a.m. to PONTIAC IBS* — Catallna convertible. of $12.10 per weck. BONDEU AUTO CHEVROLET IMPALA 1965 — Twi GIRL WANTED — Five hours per p.m. <62-7100. Full power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take SALE3, Rt. 3J, Neptune. 774-6700. door, hardtop, aix-cylinder, automat! WAITRESS — Applications now being day, 20 working days per month. Bright over payments ot *1080 per week. Radio, heater. $1625. 671-1142. 1961 FORE, Country Sedan nine-passen- 25' TWIN SCREW PROWLER — I16O0. accepted for Immediate opening on future In sales, Should make $500 first REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Experi- BBLMONT MOTORS, 385 Maple Ave. CADILLAC 1965 — Sedan DeVllle. Full ger. *495. Call 787-1113 Located Bandy Hook Bay Marina, Hlgn- ountaln. ExperlencB preferred. Apply montu In buatneas. Call 741-7338. enced. Residential, Fulltime. Call 741- (Rt 35) Red Bank. 741-6778. Power, factory air. No cash netde< FORD SQUIRE — Ten-passeig< lands. 872-1450. In person between 1-5 p.m. J.J. NEW- 0804 for appointment, William 8. Gar- TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ot $16 8 wagon. Automatic, power window; PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES BERRY CO., Bed Bank. HOME TYPISTS — To address libels, rison Agency, Realtors. FORD 1965 — Fatrlane 500.two-door per week. SEACOA8T AUTO SALES steering and brakes. $1,750. 666-6562 17' EASTERN SEA SKIFF — With 40 envelopes, etc. Must have typewriter hardtop. Full power. No money down. |j« Newman Springs Rd,, Eed Bank! 1953 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT — h.p. Evinrude motor. Call APPLICATIONS NOW BEINO AC- and transportation. Steady work. AINTERS — Experience prererred, TAKI OVERPAYMENTS of HO.CO FORCED TO SELL — 1058 Dauphin 842-30S2. > CEPTED — For future openings as full Phona 222-8108, between 0 a.m. and 2 for large Jevolopment, Manttepan Twp. Air conditioned. White-black Interior. p.m. per weeek. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Renault. Car Is too small for buslnesi Like new. 23,000 miles. Clean a: SAILBOAT — 7' pirate, all mahogany. -time merchandise glrlH.,Apply in per- Good rates, bv hour or contract. 741- Rt 35, Neptune. 774-6700. OLDSMOBILIi 10B.98 Holiday .cdan Here is your chance for a good b son between 1 and 0 p.m. J.J. NEW- 3630, alter 8 p.m Full power. No money down. TAKE Just finished complete overhaul fri whistle. (2.000, 566-8450. »400. Ready to sail. BERRY CO., Broad St., Red Bank. EXPERIENCED CORSETIERE - Full PONTtAC 1961 - Convertible. Full OVER PAYMENTS of $11.80 per week. wheels, transmission to motor. Just 1959 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON— 671-9049. time and part-time. Apply In person, PART—TIME USHER — Apply In per- power. NO MONEY80 DOWN. Tak eB over stalled a new starter this weekend. O! Automatic, V-8, power steering. Handy- MARINE ENGINE - 110 h.p. V% to I SALES HELP—Some experience help- ajlWtte Shop, 1165 Hwy. 35, Mlddle- son, Carlton Theater, Red Bank, be- iaymonu <" W- w »••*• ?,r' rear fender slightly dented. Full prli man special. S239. Call Ronnie at Me reduction. Many extras. Call ful. Opportunity for advancement. tawl. ween ! and 9 p.m. No Phone calls MONT MOTORS, 365 Maple Ave. (Rt $195. Call 741-1566. CARthy Chevrolet, First Ave., AtlantI' , 291-0438 Steady employment. Apply in peraon. OENBKAL INSURANCE AGENCY IN ilcase. 15) Red Bank. T414778. 1»«5 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE Bonne Highlands. 201-1101. Fix Shoes, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. vllle. Low mileage. Top Condition. Ne« CADILLAC 1961 — Btack four-dooi 19' LIGHTNING CLASS — Top Condi- Red Bank seeks experienced girl. Good TRUCK DRIVER — Knowledge Mon- CHEVROLET 1991 — Impala convert- tires. Bucket seats. All power. Factors All electric, air conditioned. $700. 19G 19M CHRYSLER 300 — Pour-door hard- tion, ready for water. Dry sailed. 2 sets COMMERCIAL OFFICE Requires com- salary. Forward resume to Box F, Red mnuth and Ocean counties. Start Im- ible V-8, full power. No money down. «lr. >23M. 7«-768« day«. 222-0441 nlghU top. A-M F-M radio. Air conditioner. sails plus spinnaker, lifting cables, 2 petent secretary-typlat for both secre- Bank, N.J. mediately jl.70 per hour. 542-3131. TAKB OVER PAYMENTS of $4.50 OLDSMOBILE — White four-door 81 tarial and clerical responsibility. Must LINCOLN 1963 — Continental hardtop Power steering and brakes. Both excel Power brakes and steering. Many ex- year old trailer, 5850. 741-2212 bft interested In being part of very per week. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. lent mechanical condition. $600. 774-302- ras. Asking s.1605. 229-5182. SECRETARY fc, Neptune. 774-41700, factory air, lull power. No monei 22' CUSTOM HARD-TOP — Many ex- active office procedures. Permanant Draftsmen - Designers down. TAKE OVER rAYMENTS of 1957 RAMBLER — station Wagon, 1985 CHEVROLET IMPALA station tras. Including trailer. Call after 6 p.m position, rapid growth, many fringe To the lalea manager of a corrugated MUSTANG 106» - Hardtop. [Fully $10.80 per week. BONDEU AUTO the service. Must sell. New tires, nev benefits, Write Box G-108, The Dally box manufacturing firm. Typing, short- oqulpped. No cash needed. TAKE SALES, Rl. 35, Neptune. 774-6700. wagon. Clean. One owner. Come Bee Register, Red Bank. hand ' and an ability to work with Opportunities exist In our. research OVER PAYMENTS of 114.40 per week. carburetor. Will accept best offer. 220 and save at McCARthy Chevrolet, First LIGHTNING 5135 — Lifting bridle figures are essential. Pleasant working areas (or qualified applicants with SEAOOAST AUTO SALEB, $10 New- VOLKSWAGEN 10»2 — Fully ieoulpped 6391. Ave,, Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101. trailer. Ratsey and Lapthorne sails, GENERAL, HOUSEWORKER — Small conditions. Prefer a woman In tier a minimum o( 2 years experience. man 8prlngs Rd., Red B»r«<. 711-1534. Need» minor repair. K1S. Call 4' to 1863 BMW—700 Sport. Two cylinder all 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA WAGON— family, sleep In. Call middle SO's. We're seeking an experi- Openings for mechanical or electri- P.m. 741-7484. cooled. 30,000 miles. $300. CROWI- V-8, automatic, radio and heater. Very 747-4730. enced and responsible individual. 8alary cal pnaltirms. All positions offer CARS, Mlddletown. 671-9844. clean, low mileage. Call Ronnie at Me BEFORE YOU BUY — Have the boat commensurate with ability. Write to opportunity for advancement. Ex- 1053 FORD surveyed. Chet LocUIn, Marine Survey, WAITRESS HELPER — Short shift P.O. Box 836, Freehold. ceptional benefit program Includes AUTOS FOR SALE Make orfer. CARthy Chevrolet, First Ave., Atlantic or and Consultant. Call 291-2211. 11:30 to 2:30 Tueu. through Frl Mar- 787-2749 1956 BUICK — Good running condltlol Highlands. 291-1101. 1 month paid vacation, Blue Croes Automatic. $90, Call GRAY MARINE ENGINE — Used. ried woman preferred. Tha Hearth. 8c Shield, - major med. A life In- ********************* BEL AIR — Four-door acilan, »!„ 2SI-IMB. 1S57 OLDSMOBILE 88 — Excellent me- 12S h.p. «w hr», JM0. Pontlac marine Call 7470556. surance, retirement. cylinder, «t«ndatd ehltt. Radio, healet. FORD —• Two-door, alx-cyllndei chanical condition. Four barrel carbora- motor, 315 h.p., two years old, S650. WAITRESSES WANTED — Must be 21 CASHIERS STRAUB BUICK Real iharp. Special price. No mone Best olfer. tor, automatic transmission, power 291-0552. vr over. Apply in person, Ye Cottage Call collect for further down. Call Roy. McCARthy CHevrolel, iteerlng. Needa battery. $150. 842-2272. EVENINGS'AND V^EEKENDS Information & appointment VALUE CARNIVAL 291-2529. WANTED—BLUB JAY inn, 149 W. Front St., Keyport. Flr«t Ave.. Atlantic Highlands 291-1101, 1065 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — Full Not too old - not too new COUNTER GIRL WANTED — For dry Apply Days or Evening^ till 9 p.m. FORRESTAL CAMPUS 1964 CORVETTE — Coupe, Four-speed, STUDEBAKER — 1957 itatlon OTigO power with air. Must be seen. Very low 1967 BUICK PRICES 30O h.p. Low mileage. Like new. Ask-Standard shirt. Full price, $80. N 147-1159 cleaning tUantMust be neat and will- R & S Home and Auto Stores OP PRINCETON UNIVERSITY money down. OASIS MOTORS, U.i mileage. Call Ronnie at McCARthy ing to work. Apply in person Morey Route 1 Princeton, N. J. START AT (2483 J2695. After « p.m.. 222-3688. Iwy. 9, Sayreville. 121-7J0O. Chevrolet, First Ave., Atlantic High- 1963-21' CABIN CRUISER — With fly- LaRue, Hwy. 35, Eatontown. Rt. 35, Mlddetown, N. J. r DELIVERED « lands. 291-1101. ing bridge. 120 h.p. Interceptor. Ex- 609-452<5093 FIAT — 1063. Excellent condition. CHEVROLET 1962 — MOMa two-dOOl tras. Sacrllico. SU85. 671-1067. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Keyport MATURE WOMEN WANTED for part- !,(Leit high trade-in allowance!Ii flli. Call Blue with blue bucket seats, automat TWO CONVERTIBLES — 1962 Fontlai Lrea. Send resume stating age, marital time work in sandwich ahoj>. Five day An equal opportunity employer 741-4520 Catallna, 1962 Sprite. S7S0 each. Call 8 THOMPSON SEA CRUISER — 60 weck. Call 747-9857 (or Interview. radio and heater. Very good condltlo: h.p. Evlnrude. Like new. Tee Nee status and previous experience. Write :!STRAUB MOTORS? 1959 ENGLISH FORD — Very good $<99. 222-8168. 291-1393. , Box J-115, The Dally Register. Red PORTERS Trailer. Complete canvas cover. Fully Bank. __ EXPERIENCED BANK TELLER — 'HISHWAY3S KEYPORTI condition. Cheap transportation. $95. 1061 FORD — Ranch wagon, V8, »tai THUNDERBIRD — Convertible 1959. equipped plus extras. Call 291-0866. Ploasant working conditions. Good sal- Cull Call 787-5173. dard transmission. Radio, heater. Q- White with black top, S350. Call M2- RN—LTN — 3-11 shitt~Please "call ary, plus benefits. Must be able to 671.016b. 264-4000 * 2719. 24' SPORTS FISHERMAN — Bllverton, SPECIAL - 1964 BEL AIR WAGON— conqltlon. $395. 946-8543. 125 b.p, Chrysler Crown. Sleeps two, Queen or Carmel Nursing Home lor work drive-In hours. Please utate provi- CREDIT COLLECTOR i mile Soulh of Porkwoy txll .117)* 8, automatic. Power ateerlng. radio, information. 916-4091. oua experience; write Box P-110, Tlie Man with collection experience f?r part- 1963 CHEVROLET WAGON — Excellei 19M FALCON FUTURA — Four-door, head. Excellent condition. Ready to go. Daily Register. Red Bank. heater. This week only, $1,279. Cal condition, can Automatic, six. Radio, heater. One oi AiUlng only »1795. Days 671-8885. Nights WAITRESSES — Excellent, steady, time work Evenings and Saturday. JOHN CLARK. McCARthy Chevrolet. 261-0329. er. Low mileage. White with turquoise 291-2240. ear round work. Apply In person, no OFFICE AND FACTORY PERSONNEL 1V.T. GRANT CO., 8 Airport Placa, First Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101. Interior. Economy and looks too. Cal ihone calls. Howard Johnson's, Rt. 35, — Apply in person, Bailard Advertising, Hazlet, 1B62 CORVAIR — Convertible, auti Ronnie at McCARthy Chevrolet. Firs BOAT SUPPLIES — Aluminum boau. Mlddletown 133 First St., Keyport, N.J. 1366 THUNDERBIRD — Town hardtop. malic. Beautiful condltllon. Must sel Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101. McCulloch outboards, fiberglass cloth SHIFT WORKERS Bull under warranty. 12,000 miles. Ask- 1650. Call between S:30-9 p.m. 741-717 and resin, etc. Jacobs Hardware Co. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Personable, ln» )3TO, After 6 p.m. 222-348S. STATION WAGON — 1962 Corvair. Ex- Bergen PI., and Shrewsbury Ave., Bed attractive. Experience at chair side. larn extra $50 & week commlBilonn. i SPRINGTIME TR3 1661 — Light blue with white top. 1963 FIAT —- Four-door. One owner cellent condition. SO.OOO miles. First Bank. 747-40M. Permanent, full time. Good salary. 'art-time, 3 hours a day. Call 291-ISS7. Excellent condition. $395. 3600 takes. It. 671-2773. Need own transportation. Write Box Call evening* or weekends. 7410731. 14'6" RUNABOUT — All accessories MABON WANTED 671-5923 CORVETTE STING RAY 1963 •— White and all controls. Asking (110. Ready A-107, The Dally Register, Red Bank. PHONE i944 IMPALA — Four-door hardtop. 1983 RAMBLER STATION WAGON T red Interior. Large engine, four speed, for water. Call 842-3059. HAIR MODEL WANTED 671-1800 SAVINGS — One owner. Excellent condltlo! many extras. Excellent. $1900. Eve- Tony's House of Beauty, 81 Brighton Automatic, power ateerlng, V-8, radio, .M-3590. nings and weekends 2914846. 21' ZOBEL — Inboard. Navy top. Head. Ave., "Long Branch. TRUCK AND AUTO MECHANIC heater. Dark blue, excellent condition, Good condition. 1,1400. Call HELP WANTED-MALE OPENINGS — All benefits plus Incen- ll..wv call Roy at McCARthy Chevrolet. 1959 FORD two-door, 352 cu. In. 4-bai 787-3351. • HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep In or out. tive. Apply in person to Servlcn Man- 291-1101. rcl carburetor, stick. Good condltlol One-year-old child. Light housekeep- WANTED — Caretaker-gardener. Fair ager. Maurice Schwartz & Bonn., 141 START 1135. 741-0704 after 5. TRUCKS FOR SALE I 12' BAYVILLE CEDAR SKIFF— W. Front St., Red Bank. $110. 16 h.p. Mercury, JSO. Both for ;. Call 264-6583 after 6 p.m. Haven estate. Live on premises. Call AUTO RENTALS 1959 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE TWO 1950 QMC t yard dumps; two $175. After 6 p.m. 291-1346. DOMESTIC — Full time. Experienced. 741-2543. CARPENTER WANTED — 285 Wall V-8. automatic, power steering a truck mounted snow plows. 566-1992. Benefits. MONMOUTH' CONVALES- CAR WASHERS — Three openings (or St., Eatontown. After 4:30 p.m., call HERE brakes. Impala, big engllne. Good co Nights 568-6881. 18' CHRIS CRAFT SEA SKIFF — 85 CENT CENTER, 229 Bath Ave., Long full time men. Excellent wages. On- S12-2370. ditlon. 741-3496. h.p. Inboard. Convertible top, side cur- Branch. 229-4300. 1953 PODGE PICKUP — »175 tains. Ideal family or fishing boat the-Job training. Apply Country Sudaer. SWIMMING POOL. LABORERS — LEASE A NEW THUNCERBIRD 1964 Landau. Full po« Call Ready for water. $795. .264-4829. WAITRESSES —Wanted evenings. Must Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. ' Steady work. Excellent chance for ad- SltiAUB-BUICK er. Clean Riunson car. $1850. Call 84! be over 21, Experienced only. Apply CAR VTA3HERB—PART-TIME, WEEK- vancement. Masonry or carpentry ex- FORD MERCURY 2940. IDEAL BABS BOAT — 22' skiff. A-l Pleaaant Valley Inn, Rt 34, Holmdel. ENDS Must be 16 or over. Experience >erlence helpful. Apply ADD-ON TWO DUMP TRUCKS — Flat track. condition. Navy top, 160 h.p. Inter- 946-8826'. preferred, but not necessary. Apply »OOL8, INC., 1400 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. OR CONTINENTAL! VOLVO — 1963 P-1SO0S. Red. Ful: Call 741-5785 ceptor, shlp-to-shore radio, depth finder, Country Sudaer Car Wash, Mlddletown. DOUBLE CHECKED equipped. Beautiful condition. Best alter 7. luto bilge pump, stern. Forward con- HOSTESS — Evenings. 40-nour week. 'er over $1,750. Call 201-462-3090. trols. Call T. Key, 229-4688 after 7 p.m.Experience, necessary. Apply Pleasant SHEET METAL USED CARS ENGLISH MOTORS I960 METROMITE LUNCH WAGON — Asking (2200.' Valley Inn, Rt. 34, Holmoel. 948-8626. 1850 THUNDERBIRD — Full powei Well equipped. $900 or best offer. Call LAYOUT MEN STATIONARY Mapla Ava. 747-4545 Red Ban! power steering. Under 1400. Call aftc 787-1817. 14' RUNABOUT — Steering wheel, wind NIGHT WAITBBSSES 1966 FORD S:30, S42-O4JI. shield. Needs work. Best offer. Experienced ot In training. Part-timft, FIELD INSTALLERS 741-0648 weekends or full-time. Call after 5. "Tnunderblrd" Landau. MOTORCYCLES 842-0205 Mechanic and helpers ENGINEER AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE T—FRAME BOAT TRAILER — 500 General sheet metal shop lb. capacity. Call DEPENDABLE WOMAN — For days' 1B66 HONDA Dream, 305 cc. Excel- ork on Fridays. Own transportation, TOP PAY AND BENEFITS Opportunity for 1966 PONTIAC lent condiUon. Best olfer. Call 741- 566-4260. all 842-2819. 9124. 1959 14' CROSBY flterglsss outboard. KOLB SHEET METAL Experienced Blue-Seal "Grand Prix" Sport Coup* 1958 Johnson electric 35 h.p. complete- 1968 HARLEY DAVIDSON — 1200 cc.ly equipped. Good ski boat $400, Call SECRETARY COMPANY Fireman to work Fully equipped. Bargain. 741-9103. 'roduct manager, engineering oriented, 172 Pennsylvania A.ve., Newark 1966 BUICK Call H1-751B requires competent secretary. Ability CARPENTER AND CARPENTER'S rotating shifts. "Special" station wagon. 1957 CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER — 17' RUNABOUT — 40 h.p. Johnson mo ;o assume responsibility a«1 ' i-ordlnate HELPER — with at leaifc one year's ST5. Call 2224398 or 228-4182 after 5 tor. Trailer and all accessories. Call Jctalls. Salary oocn. experience. Carpenter with trim or Excellent working conditions and - 787-2074. 8IGNAL1TE. INC. mop experience. Call 741-2022. comprehensive benefits Including 1966 CHEVROLET 1959 15' FIBERGLASS BOAT — Run. 173-2460 cash bonus and profit sharing. OVER $3500 1066 HONDA —CB-160, Excellent con- STEADY. EMPLOYMENT — For n "Impala" convertible coupe. M Ford GTx XL SOO Conv dition. Many extras. Call 842-0475 afte about. 1959 Evlnrude motor. Electric R.N. WANTED — From 8 a.m. to 4. person over 18 For lawn maintenance. 67 CDdllloc DeVllls Conv a Oldl - 2 U Hdlp Sdn 6 start. 1965 Tee Nee trailer tilt bed m., for a small nursing home. Loca- Call after 6. 741-2181 CALL MR. MYEKB 67 Cadllloc DeVllle Hdtp Sdn (1 Codllloc Fleetwood 44r Sdn Convertible top. J525. 84 Lake Ave., tor. Holmdel. Call 747-2017. U Vollcswgn I500S 2-dr. Sdn HOIXJR CYCLE — 1884 Italian made. Fair Haven. 747-1755 after 4 p.m. TRAINEE 264-4500, Ext. 274 1966 CHEVROLET 67 Oldl Delia Cutltm Hdtp Cpa 100' cc. JIM. Call LPN Oil IIN - 3 to 11 Bhlft. Please Outdoor Slcn Painter. Permanent. 40- (6 Codllloc DeVllle Hdlo Sdn 63 Olds IS Mr Sdn 28 GALLON PORTABLE GAS TANK— Hdlp Sdn 222-6212. l call Ior appointment. hour week. Write Box J-112, The Dally "Melibu" iport coupe. 66 Codllloc DeVllle Mr Sdn 61 Codliioc Sixty-Two Best offer. 12 Skimmer, $70, IB h.p. 671*0169. Register, Red Bank. ____ INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS (6 Codllloc Colon Hdts Sdn 63 Ford G'l'x S00XL Conv LAMBRETTA — Used 30 miles. Co! 1964 Evlnrude, $165. 291-2529. 65 Codllloc DeVIMe Hdlp Sdn 63 Old! F-SS Cullosi Hdtp Cpe WOO. Will sell for $200. COUNTER WOMAN — 8 a.m. to 3 CARPENTERS & FRAGRANCES, INC. 1965 BUICK 65 Cod'loc-< DeVllle Ccni- hi Olds n Hdlp Sdn 8421117. 14' BARBOUR BOAT — Trailer and 30 p.m. No Sundays. $1.25 per hour, plus Steady work. Apply 8TBNDER BU1LP- !00 Rose Lane . Union Beach, N. J. Hdlp Sdn h.p. Mercury. $300. ipa, Twin Diner, 16i Monmouth St.. BRS. Carton St., Rumson. An equal opportunity employer "Elactra 225" iport coup*. 65 Codllloc Sixty-Two Hdtp Cp» SI Codillac Sixty-Two HONDA 1066-50 cc. Excellent condition 671-9409. Red Bank. No phone calls. tsowusoo S5O0-S10OO Ready for the road. $210. Call 842-1593 TRUCK DRIVER — For garbage truck. after 6 P.m. 14' OLASSPAR BOAT - G-3, black and VOMAN — Under *0, to car* for cor.' Bactt door pickup. Good salary. Call USED CAR REC0NDITI0NER8 AND 1965 PONTIAC M Bukk Riviera Hdlp Cpa 62 Bulck Skylark Hdtp Cpe gold, with extras. $395. Call vaiescent woman. Sleep in; light duty. 671-0118, between 4 and 7 p.m. MAKE HEADY MEN — Liberal salary. «5 Cod'loc-1 Cololl Hdtp Cpe 62 Pontloc Catallna 4-dr Sdn YAMAHA — 1865, 125 re. Excellent 842-3607 $60-75 per week, flood references. All benefits. Apply in person to Service MAN TO DRIVE DELIVERY CAR tor "Citalini" 4-door ••din. <4 Codllloc OeVIIK 6 Win Sdr 40 Codllloc DeVllle Coupe condition. Mu«t sell. Best offer. 787 161 FI3EROLAS3 TEARSON HAWK— Write Bnx A-109, The Daily Register, Manager, Maurice Schwartz & Sons. 59 Codillac 1257. WeA Bank. drug store. 0 to 5. Monday thru Friday. 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. '. «4 Cod'loc-4 DeVllle Hdtp Cot DeVllle Hdlp Sdn Dacron sails, 3 h.p. motor, trailer, life 366-2622. 62 Olds F-65 Hdlp Cpe HONDA — 450 cc. Uaed one season preservers, etc. $950. 542-3548. HOUSEWORKER — Half-day, four 1965 BUICK 63 Olds F-D5 Hdlp Cpe EXPERIENCED~ELECTRONIC T>ECH- Excellent condition, low mileage. $850. 27' LUHRS — 1061 cabin cruiser. New five days a week. References. 671- TOOL MAKER NICIAN — Experienced refrigeration "Wildcat" 4-door hardtop. «7 Oldl Cull's - SWIM OLUB FOR TENANTS * All Expenses Paid ELECTRIC GUITAR—Amplifier, staid, able price. Chairs, T.V,, bedroom, IRISH SETTERS — BKOORRAH! AKC. FRE» HEAT, .COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONINO LOW-COST tables. Call 671-90)9. four weeks old. Ready to go May 1. * Top Earnings two cases. Excellent condition. Reason- Ml Patty at 7(7-5808. T.V. and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft, refrigerators, parking and walk-ln stores* able. Evenings. 787-92M. THREE VERY GOOD TIRES DAILY REGISTER IHETLAND PONY — With saddle »nd facilities, Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk to shopping plaza, buses ind Start At Once OARAGE SALE — Saturday, April 8, O10-1C15. school. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Household items, panel- Call 741-4707 rldle. GenUe. (129. Call DIRECTIONS: Garden stile Exit 117 to 38. east on 38 to Airport Shoppltg 264-2207 FAMILY AD Ing, doors, Ules, motors. Prices 25c USED BATH TUBS — Sinks, etc. Kitch- Plaza, turn left, (hen two blocks to model apartment. From 39, (J, fl. APPLY MONDAY-SATURDAY, 11 A.IW.-J P.M. to 122. No Item over {SO. 40 Alston en canlnets, outdoor post lights, wrought KITTENS — Grey, black and white. F(elds) to Hazlet Ave.. turn left on Middle Rd.. straight ahead. HWY. 36, BETWEEN EATONTOWN CIRCLE Court. Red Bank. Iron hand rails, Anderson windows, Seven weeks old. Free. Call 842-2343. AND STATE INSPECTION STATION, 3 LINES - 5 DAYS GO CART — Very good condition. .$75. window shutters, roof, siding ihlngles Phone 264-1846 Call 264-6345 after ind well pumps. 747-3023. 3BEDIENCE TRAINING — The Bay- EATONTOWN. N. J.. 6 p.m. MOVING. MUST SELL COMPLETE ttiore Companion Dog Club will begin FOR $ HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS. CALL 787- log training classes In Red Bank on For Quality iprll 12. Phone 787-4829, or 787-7086. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS JUST 8137. ' HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED—Male - Female 2.00 PORCH ENCLOSURES 'OODLE PUPS — 8 weeks, mlniatm., Available for Merchandise For Sale onl' ack, AKC shots, $63. RhodeaUn ON GARDENS — 132 South Et., TWO AND THKEE ROOMS,— Beauti- RECREATION WORKER — Mature Article must originate from a tiouseho! PROWN'S MACHINERY FOR SALE UdKeWk. female, 4 months. 741-325 Red Bank. Thren-room apartment fully furnished, Conveniently located, MAINTENANCE MAN man or woman over 31, for unit of and may not exceed a sals price 741-7500 >r 787-8M1 available June 1. Finest residential 1st door. Call 741-82B1 for appointment. SSO.00 per article. TWO FORD loader-backhoes; CAT HT4 area of Red Bank. Call 741-7633. be- boys and girls, age range 3 to 11 GARAGE £ALE — HI fidelity, house- space loader; AC space HD7 space ween 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Personable, -Industrious, physically fit. years. 35-hour week, some weekends Price MUST be advertised. Each addl warea. Electronic equipment and linens. SEA BRIGHT Will be trained. Apply In person at dozer; two truck mounted mow plows. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT and cverlngs. Fringe benefits. Call Mra. tlonal line $1.00. No copy changes mai Sat., April 8 Rain or shine, 10 to 4.566-1P92. NlRlits 566-6861. _^_____ LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN, «25 Hwy. 35. M. Kahn. Mon. through Frl., 9 to 5, at Donald Curry, 4 Roma Ct., Llnerott. UNFURNISHED — Available April 1. 1201 Ocean Avenue Middletown. be made and no discounts or refund: Upstairs, three rooms, hath. Center of 938-6SU. will be made If od Is canceled befon H.D.5 LOADER - H.D. 5 BULLDOZ- APARTMENTS- Magnificent all electric one and two CALIFORNIA MONTEREY BED — Runuon. HOP. 842-30QQ. bedroom apartments. Centrally air con- NEAT—APPEARING GENTLEMAN — CAFETERIA HELP WANTED — Dlsh- expiration. New mattress and box spring. 550, Call ER. Both In excellent oondlUon, Call For part-time work as doorman. Apply waBhers, cashiers and busgirls. Five 229-1553. iKD BANK — Branch and. Madison MIDDLETOWN — Three rooms newly ditioned. Dishwashers, disposals, combi- In person, C&rlton Theater, Red Bank, To Place Your Daily Register ifter 6 p.m., 222-3162. tve. Spacious one-and two-bedroom un- renovated. Heat atJd not water sup- nation clothes washers and dryers. Pri- days per week. Paid holidays. Apply BULLDOZER — Front end loader. Case rnlshed garden apartments. Starting between 7 and 9 p.m. No phono calls In person. Bel! Labs Cafeteria, Holm MODEL HOME FURNITURE — Re-600 Diesel, completely overhauled. Rea- plied. 671-3563. vate swimming pool, beach, boardwalk please. _____ FAMILY AD, CALL ... turned by builder. Three complete t |113. • Apply Apt. 24, Molly Pitcher and parking.'* All electricity Included. del. "An Equal Opportunity Employer." sonable. M2-4894 after 6 p.m. 'Illage Court or call Mr. Lomuzo KEANSBURO — Three bedrooms. Rentals of $156 - 9218. Superintendent's 7 rooms t&stefully done by decorator large living room and Kitchen. Tile YARD HELP WANTED — A'HP'l APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED only 5285. Nine-piece living room with LOCKS THIPLJX — Small dozer, tag- 1-9115, apartment 54 or telephone Sandy Hook Bay Marina, 1 Willow StHl". FORR ALAT.TL. AROUNtnmmnD wnnWORKw . (Tp^vHeavy nK trailer. 741-5785 bat).. Heat, gas, hot water included. 741-0150 Highlands. 812-1450. 741-6900 sofa, chalra, tables, lamps. Eight-piece JBi) BANK — Beautiful unfurntsbed Only steps to all city transportation, ork Involved. Apply In person, WW,. double dresser bedroom with rugs, pil- after 7. ro-bedroom and duplex ctrdea apart- •hopping. $125 per month. 787-0673. GARDENER-HANDYMAN — One daTy. Grant Co., 531 Prospect Ave., Little Evening, and WwUndt 741-1 HO lows, lamps, etc. Five-piece bronze- lenta. Spacious clcxeii. Excellent UUD- KINO JAMES APARTMENTS — Val- per week. Silver. HAY. STRAW, MULCH—HAY, MA ie dinette. Pay It off with $2 « week. ry facilities. Call 7U-4R5A •IVK-ROOM APARTMENT. — Belle- y Drive, Route 3«, Atlantic Highland.. Call 8«-1882 NURE — Two tractors and plowi. Cal FIELD FURNITURE. 7-U E. Front St., MERCHANDISE WANTED Ford. Avallabli May 1st. Call after 6. MEN AND WOMEN — Mature and ac< HIGHLANDS — Lovely two-btdroom Three miles from Sudr Hook State tive: Man over 21, for Child Care 264-0924 after 6 p.m. Keyporf. 264-3020. Open Mon., Thura. MM 153. Park. One - and two • bedroom onlta. & Frl. 'til 9. Tues., Wed., 'til 6. Sat.ANTIQUES — Tiffany items, turaltu.*, ipartments, newly reflnlahed, wood Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming Worker with croup of boys. 10 and 11 5. glass, paintings, guns, coins, etc En- mcllng. All utilities. J&O. IK Huddy ^PARTMENT — 41 Broad 81.. Key- years old. Woman over 25, lor Child «.. 872-183L jwrt, N.J. Heat furnished. S85 perpool and recreation area. Patio or Dal- Car*? Worker with group of early ado- RENT A TV tire estates or Individual items bought month. 4 rooms and bath. Ezra W. Kar- cony, each unit. Rent from 1131 In- at top cash prices. Do not sell until cluding heat and hot water. 291NE LARGE ItOOM — Beml-furnlahed 'LBASANT — 3 rooms, 3rd floor, !lEhl you're being trained by experts. Free sectional sofa, Keen's slip covers $50. Dunn Painta are' your best bet. An2003d . The Hudson Shop, Inc., Ml Broad housekeeping, furnished, private. Quiet CANNON POINT Permanant, full-time position! clean uniform daily. Free gas, tolls White modern ECDOP chair $20. Calyou] r beat bet 13 to call Prown's lor 8L, Shrewsbury. partmpnt with bath, all utilities. $15 business woman. Tn-0711. Liberal Company benefits and truck. No bond or Investment 671-0838. free delivery and paint advice. jer week. First Av«., Atlantlo H!gh- necessary, Your Ice cream is supplied ,&nds. Call 291-9566. FURNISHED — Bfcond floor apart, VILLAGE Also part-time openings for morning dally without advance charge, you FOR THE .PERFECT WEDDING PROWN'S MATAWAN — Lovely two-room, fur- ment. Four rooms, hatli, utilities. New- and afternoon hours. don't buy It — we provide it. GOWN—Bridesmaid dresses and all a< PETS AND LIVESTOCK ly decorated. 115 North seventh Ave., Must be 18 years or older; have valid ccssorlcs with individual personal se; 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 nished. PrlvaU erArance and bath. Re- Long Branch Call 222-8(57. New Garden Apartment! Apply In Personnel Department drivers license and able to operate vice. Call Virginia Kimball, Freehol DRUMS — Four piece set. Kent blue 11-WEEK — Old, [emale German Shep- rined lady or gentleman. Reasonable. 1-Bedroom $117 BEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 'clutch*' trans mission. 4B2-77T3. sparkle. Good condition. J110. Call 842- herd pups. A.K.C. registered. Champ- Jl utilities Included. 566-932*. ___ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two-room 1130 after 4. ionship bloodline. 291-9383. emcency apartment. Kitchen end living from • • ' 1500 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown. N.J. Monday Through Saturday 9 to 5 RED BANK'S FINEST room-bedroom combination. Private SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS — 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. TWO HENREDON TABLE3 — Ons 60" HAPPINESS 18 A WARM DACHSHUND ath. Newly furnished. BultaMe 1 Sltuoled In a sole! rural oreo, yet Three men, one man from 7 to 7, twoAcross from Red Bank Airport. $7.99 oval coffee table, one three-tiered cor- PUPPY — Paper trained. Shots, worm- Ipaclous KVi and five-room apartment*. or ! bu»lne«i people. C«ll 291-2754. convenient to oil necessities, within ner table, both walnut and cherry. Call free. AKC registered. Championship ,11 two bedrooms. Large closets. Free walking distance art public and pa- mew 12 midnight to 8 a.m. Contact REAL ESTATE — Sales people. For larking. Exceptional value. $135 to 3HV THREE ROOMS and bath. East Keans- Ronald Honmacht, 671-5420 anytime. prestige office in Rums on. Excellent Aluminum Windows 671-9405. lines. Call M2-1973 or 512-2*92. Who rochial schools, snopslna centers. lays money can't buy love? Immediate or future occupancy. Spring' burg section. Nice neighborhood. Con- Newark ond New York buses, houses JANITORIAL WORK — And general opportunity and working conditions. Ex- HOTPOINT WALL-OVEN — Like new, ,'lew Gardens, 283 Spring St. cnient tn everytliinit. Suitable for sln- of worship, lovely lakes, swim dubs perience not necessary. Write, Box S- Prown's yellow, $50. Hotpolnt wall-oven, used, AKC REGISTERED — Golden Collie, factory help. Apply -in person, Laird 116, The Daily Register, Red Bank. •CEANSBURG — Two-bedroom apirt- :le or couple. 671-9519. and aolf courses are nearby, - Co.. Scobeyvllle. N. J. stainless, J25. Hotpolnt d lalwaaher, miniature dachshund and chihuahua ent Auto heat. Security required. In- SEE MODEL APT. ON PREMISES BEAUTICIAN — Male or female. And 741-7500 used, $40. Two tires 8x17.5, 8-Ply, *7.50 puppies. Call 671-1862. ODD JOBS — Around estate grounds. each. 291-0552, ilre 14 Hancock St. 198 Main St., mar^curlst. Full or part-time, with fol- DESKS $15 up FILES, tables, chair: BASSET HOUNDS — Females, AKC. APARTMENTS __ 23V SPRING ST. ___ lowing preferred. Write Box P-109, The adding machines, typewriters, of Me TURFBUILDER, PEAT MOSS, GRASS Reasonably priced. Call TWO APARTMENTS — South Laurel Oceanport. DaJir Register, Red Bank. Ave., WeSl Keansburg. Four-room equipment, etc., at bargain prices. Ne SEED. All lawn care products. Cal! 2910899 ipartmrnt, all utilities except electric. SIRVICI1 STATION ATTENDANT — or" used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Kte, 74MOM for free delivery. Jacobs Hard- Top pay for Qualified men. Call 264- ijrki iMn wm/cM "»"• AAC DESK ware Co. Bprgen PI., and Shrewsbury GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC Two-room apartment, all utilities. Call 4000. registered, pedigreed. Silver and black. 261-4928 morning or evening. 'art-timeME. NYou ANr choicD WOMENe of hours—, Cal—,l •&,USE OakhurstD PIANO. S531-3990 - Fro. m $25. PIIL Ave., Red Bar.lt. $50. Call fit2-1408. 5GS-2O19, 566-3257, bought and sold. Freehold Muito C»n FABULOU8 RIVER VIEW — Three DISH WASHERS - Steady sear round BEAUTICIAN — Experienced. Salary ter, 452-4730. By appointment POODLE PUPS — Slivers, miniatures. oom apartment plus two finished und commisslnn. Call 747F-5O27 days; AKC registered. Priced reasonably. Call noms In attic In private home. Rent work. Must apply In person. No phone evening €71-1708. Great Spring Sale HAMMOND between 1-8 p.m. €71-0338. 125. 7*7-3008 or tU-7731. HAMILTONIAN calls. HOWARD JOHNSON KESTAU- TAILOR — Part-time evenings. Apply At Hickory Hill West Gate Cleaners, 65 Main £(-, Early American Furniture APAR1MENTS APARTMENTS RANT, Hwy. 35, Mlddlelmvn. Eatontowri. 5*2-1665. 20% to 50^ o[f Name Brands Free Gifts and Refreshment! ORGAN at Shrewsbury WANTED KENNELMAN OR KENNELr MAID — To work la animal hospital. During Sale. Call now OF ASBURY PARK Motowon Borough MEN WANTED Call 747-3636. For Directions. 462-9397. Off Shrewsbury Avs., Shrewsbury Twp., N. J. BUNK BEDS — Maple. Two stee v-orncr*of Slain St 4 Matllson Ave. GARDEN APARTMENTS prlngs, guard rail, ladder. Worth 588 FULL OR PART-TIME SITUATIONS WANTED - Female Now .$50. 12 different styles. IrwhVs, THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO DESIGNED SPECIAL SPRING OFFER I 27 Monmouth SL, Red Bank. 747-001 DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA If you're physically fit, neat, young WILL TAKE CARE OF INVALID OR I en AU THIS FROM I LIKE PRIVATE HOMES I Bedroom Aptt. or old and are willing to do your share, CHILDREN. ANY HOURS. CALL GANG MOWER Open daily til 9 p.m. Sat. til 6 p.m. •top In at 787-50S3 Three-part, $75. Call 842-042* , APRIL USED ORGAN SPECIALS Like living in your own fine MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN IRONING — Will pick up and deliver TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. Hammond extra voice -_.. S 29') home. Two-story Georgian 925 Hwy. 35 In Mlddletown. Red Bank area. Call II makes new or used. Guaranteed. Thomas, Spinet 3S * ritlE HUT, HOT WITH. «.! tOSMIBine. Colonials on 11 private Mlddletown 671-50(7. as $25, Serpico's. 101 Monmouti WliWurlitzet r SSpinei t l OFF STIHT MJKMC • niYAH OTTUKES! * 109 MO. We need full time workers, day or St. Next to theater. 747-0485, Baldwin Spinet Jt UI4I liTCKIS » wooded acres. evenings. We need part-time workers NURSE EXPERIENCED — Desires Baldwin Spinet S ,V am uino • reo urns • rmin sirai private nursing care id home. Elderly i Kauim an * t scants tarn ra INCLUDING: — INDIVIDUALLY-CONTROLLED from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday thru person. Quality references. 222-5947. 1967 SINGER ZIGZAG Hammond 100 — J$ 6E Friday. Consols model-makes button holes, f&nc lammond MS/walnut , -i 69 « nu la s»wrat i nuts Private Swim Club CLEANING WOMAN — Experienced, Hammond M3 with reverb „ 4 64 HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING, HOT WATER SHORT RUN STAMPING TOOLMAK- stitches, blind hems. (5S.S3 cub or I 2-BEDROOM APARTMENTS EBS AND SET-UP MEN — Benefits. wishes day work. Call lammond B3 with Leslie ApplT Iti person, FRASER METAL 747-4052. monthly. • Jk revert) si,S3 AVAILABLE NOW 2 & 4,y2 Rm. Apis JUST STEPS PRODUCTS. INC., 2fi New Brunswick Csll Credit Dept. IM-5553 Gulbransen Rial to wllh Leslie $1.99 Ave., Matawan. SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER — Will ARTIST OIL PAINTONG — Studio $13? MO. FROM EVERYTHING: do bdbyslttilng. My home or yours. Full •ascl. Cost 129). Can bo had (or 1100. MI Items sold wllh i guarantee budgi from $110 mo. inc. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN — Twoo,r part-time. Fend of children. Reason- 531-9691. ;erms available. mr I MBantt MOM r« r Fine schools . . . Shopping on and neit to property EXPERIENCED, for Monmouth Coun- able rales. Middle town Twp. area pre- Air-Cond., Heat, ferred. 291-3323. References required. ANDREA — Sterpo Like new. record OTIW8£-P»YU8S»T . . . Buses and trains to Newark and N. Y. ty's newest Ford facility. See Boh-Nel- radio, a.m-f.m. Cost ?*50. yours for 775-9300 *on for full details ot best commission SELLABLE WOMAN-Wlshei to UkeS275. Call 531-0691. Hoi Water plan in the area. See Boh Nclsnni 2G4- c*r« of children in her home. Will eJ»o 1600. TOM'S FORD, 200 Hwy. 35, Key- »aid U desired. CaU 747-2608. PUMP—For well with lank. »»5. Check Keyport , DIRECTIONS: South on Rout* 35 to Shrewsbury Ave.; turn port. LEAKY wrllcr. Paymaster. Sift. TV. RCA 16' right onto Shrewsbury Ave. to Darker Ave.; left to Hamil- BABYSITTING done in ray own home. gutters are damaging. Call for free table modol. S15. 787-6IS0. MARC HAMPTON tonian . . . OR . . . Weit on Newman Springs Rd. to MEN—PART-TIME Hazlet area. Playroom, yard, good estimate and low, low prices on white, TAKE OVER PAYMENTS — On "Ilk i Gardens • lunches. Call 264-7023. high quality aluminum gutters. 1 Shrewsbury Ave.: loft to Barker Ave.: right to Hamiltonlan. Nights 6 p.m. - II p.m., permanent of- BU-" three-room household if you ha I 231 H71JWT1C ST, ttffCKT'MOM: 2M4I11 m\ fice cleaning and floor waxing work in jf>b-low unpaid halance due of J248 o APARTMENTS PROWN'S DIRECTIONS: Rl. 35 north Io RENTAL AGENT: 741.3436 Mlddletown building. Good pay. No ex- !.2J a week. Modern foam seven-plect Matmon Avr btlwtcn Rovin* Dr. perience necessary. Interviews being FINANCIAL 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 i-ing room with all acessDrles, caN' Rt. 3i, Ktrport. Follow Rl. M tl RESIDENT MGR., 542-5160 held Monday, April. 10, 5:30-7 p.m. TIME CLOCK — Employee, 24 hour, ront double dresser bedroom wl 3rd traffic ligtil and makt U- A AMrdttn Rd., Matawan Borough Harmony Bowl, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES card system, like new condition. $125. lads of extras, five-piece chrome ? TURN. ProCMS back on Rt. 14 I_ Call 531-9631. cUe. FIELD FURNITURE, 7-11 L to 1st tralfic light ond him right • N.Y. BUS STOPS AT OUR MAN TO DO — Simple auto main- ROAD STAND WITH large cooling WINCHESTER 12 (ruage shotgun, J28. •ont St., Keyport-2G4-3[E0. Open Mon. on Atlantic St. to Ktyport Sir- • tenance work on lift. 40 hour week. room. Excellent sales. On a busy high- Thurs. Jl Frl. 'Ul ». Tues., Wed. 'til 6. dtns. DOOR - WALKING DIS- Blue Cross. Blue Shield. Life insur- way. Located near large housing pr< Trius Trap Clayblrd Thrower, J20. 842- t. pti! 5. TANCE TO PENN. R.R. ance. Mount-English Ford, Red Bank. ject. Five acres of tillable land In 1309. era twir t so. turn TO DUK T41-9247. back. Complete with display tables. MAPLE LIVING ROOM SET — Bed ANTIQUE OAK WASHBTAND- STA. WALE TAXI DRIVER — Over 25, Full Available until Sept. 30. 568-4189 with mattreis, riresserfl. rtdrts and ends. 328 I On the Shrewsbury River...LONG BRANCH or part-time. Morning hours, afternoon ?>h Hwy. 35. Mlddletown. 747-2H6. 946-KH3. hoUTB. Saturday night. Call 264-2805 be- CITGO ?BNDER BA6BMEN — Like new mnt tween 10 a.m. and 12:30. Save Bpace ;la£5trom bass guitar. Service Station" For Lease. Red Bank- 787-3494 DRILL PRESS AND POWER PRESS Rumsnn area. For more Information OPERATOE8. No experience neces- call 609-448-2209 after 6 p.m. Ask for FOLDING DOORS COME ON DOWN! sary. Benefits. Apply in person, FRAB- Mr. Schwartz. NEW TABLE PADS ER METAL PRODUCTS INC, 26 New PROWN'S Free Measuring Service Brunswick Ave., Matawan. , THRIVING CHARCOAL BROIL BUSI- 741-7500 weeks delivery on custom-built Heal L*«»-i NESS — Fully equipped; wonderful .esistant table pads. The living will be great at state highway location; lease arranged; CHAIN SAW - *50, Sabre saw, SIS. MEN & great opportunity for couple expert* saw, motor and stand $50. Bliop PROWN'S Pull time nights, 6 p.m. -S:30 a.m pneed in the buslr*ss. Consult RAY uum, $30. power mower $15. 542- SPRING LAKE TERRACE Permanent floor waxing and janitorial STILLMAN, Realtor, 648 Broad St., •1 Broad St. Red Bank 74I-75W work In Mlddletown building. N Shrewsbury. 7«-8GO0 or 244-1189. ADDRESSOGRAPH — Speedomat with URFBOARD — Usoci. Hawaiian 9'6' 3ood condition. »50. Call 747-2716.. Af- Do comt out. Saa for your.elf the ipacioumoit of our roomi, Mrience necessary. Interviews RADIO AND T.V. BUSINESS — SaJes automatic friction feed and selector. held MondayMondy, , Aprip l 10. 5:3D p.m. trand service. Excellent highway location Model .2605. Graphotype Model 6340 er 5, 741-5198. the deluxe kitchen equipment, the grand patios and balconies TOfT-Oftt n.m. HarmonHy y BBwo l1 , RRlt . 33.11, MiMidd -In heavily populated area. Gross around selector punch, cabinet and drawers. ,E. WASHING MACHINE — It«- die town. {60,000, inventory $11,000. Selling price Excellent worklns condition. J2S00. •Iterator. Call 741-5201 between 6 an as wall as other glowing features that will contribute to EONGARZONE NURSERY. 542-0718. p.m. MALE MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS — $12,500, Call 264-S7O6. status iking in one of America's leading itatus areas. Experienced preferred, but will train, CAN" YOU ACCEPT an annual Income RENTAL — LAWN AND JDING MOWER — CorAiole aew.n 40 hour week. Apply THERMAL RE- of $25,000 as a reality? The multi- iachine. (Scarst. Refrigeration com- SEARCH. INC, Broadway and Florence ircssor with motor, ',-. ion chain hoiat One or two bedroom apartments starting at $156.50 monthly. A«.. Union Beach. 264-9216. nilllorJ dollar cosmetic industry has this GARDEN EQUIPMENT to offer you in a businrps of your own. Boat materials and paint. Hardware, 'nverter 12 vol. to 110. 291-lSfin. Included are four fr«t parking bays and the uie of our very I'M LOOKING FOR A HAN — WhAlteno d our interview beinff given on tools, paint, wallpaper. Lumber cut to works well with attractive women wlm Wednesday, Anril 12, at 8 p.m. at Jack size and delivered free. OPEN SUN- Ml FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR — own Olympic size pool. Spring Lake oceart and beach privi- wishes a potential Income of $1,500 per Nolan's Inn, 23 W, River R/l., Rumson. DAY A.M. Fair Haven Home Supply, 0. Very pond condition. Call after " month. Interviews being given at Jack Kair Haven Shopping Center. 812-1973. .m. 747-5776. leges are available to our reiidentt. Nolan's Inn, 23 W. River Rd., Rumson, SEToURTJPPORTUNfTF IMPIRE 8OFA — Soft, portable Vic Wednesday. April 12 at 8 p.m. RECLINING CHAIRS — Or* brown; •ola 535, table 14" TV 515. portable Untler Help Wanted Hale one red; hospital bed. $25 each. Call pwing machine 520, portable type- Red NEEDED AT ONCE 7U-4208 evenings. rller »10, deacon bench S19. 016-8166. SPRING LAKE TERRACE CARNIVAL BAR 48 men to work in Monmouth County. FOLDING CRIBS — $10 ea. Garbed Room No experience necessary. This Job Is $]0, car scat $3, Nfp'n Nap J0, Car- APARTMENTS Interesting and your duties are varied. ICE CREAM CORP. iage seat *2. Call 842-1795. eci Lhings? Call Proven's free de You will aselfil manager. $130 per REFRIGERATOR — Kelvinator. Good very. What a time saver! And re week salary to start. Call my office iember, atwayi reliable, low, legltl GREVE AVE. t ALLAIRE RD., SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS, N. J. lor a personal' appointment. 741-4015. operating coutiltlon. (30. Call 94G- INSTRUCTION 45S9. late prices. PROWN'S DIRECTIONS: Route 3S to Roult U circle, nit at clrcli to routt 534 to HELP WANTED-Male - Female FOR THAT BETTER JOE — En_. NEVER NEVER NEVER Homestead Golf Course which II odlocent to Spring Lake Terrace Apli. lortay at Northeast Business Machine Your Venetian Blinds will never rust Broad St. Hod Bank 7«-75OC fiiL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Ex-School. IBM keypunch, computer pro- If they are our (4.99 aluminum Vene- PIPIANN O — Uprightpg. Carriageg,, highchalr. Kraminlnp, office automation. 54 Broad Uan Blinds. All sizes to 3S" wide. rocker,k EalhONotElhONt . aluminuli m screen PHONE: 449-4020 erienced. Cuey's Agency. Hwy. 358t., , Rpd Bunk. 747-4647. &zlet. 264-8442. and storm windows 229-0951. [Dining Roam PARENTS Interested in organizing PROWN'S BEDROOM SET — Double; modern. Mnntessorl School please call 741- 32 Broad 8t. Red Bank 741-7500 Six pieces. A-l condition. }145. Call HELP WANTED-MALE LIGHTLY USED HAMILTON 400 elec- 6712897 Kjtdi PROFESSIONAL GUITAR LESSONS tric dryer. J75. MESH PLAY PEN J14 - ba-islnet 57, nr • nr Will take beginners. Chll after 5 p.m. 6715324 Good ladles' domes, sizes 10 and 12. EATONTOWN SALES AND SERVICE 741-3283. " y MOVING. MUST SELL. COMPLETE None more than 51ft 671-5133. Immediate opening witli na- HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS. CALL 787 tional concern. Sull from di- B137. FLOWERING PLANTS • Wclse-la. Ev! rect leads, no canvanslng re- MERCHANDISE P.athe, Mock Orange, Rosa Hugonis. 10, quired. Salary, crnnmleslnn. 36-10' LENGTHS CYPRESS hal! round S5; some 3, 51. LMg your own, B4G auto allowance, advancement FOR SALE split rait lenclnp. S25. Call 4731. . Now•, live on the banks of the beautiful 7)7-5)0. and all company benefits. OLD FURNITURE - AntlQucs, china, Shrewsbury River... at Pleasure Bay Garden Expprionce nnt necessary, KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED - ELECTRIC GUITAR — Supro. Small glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac training prosrAm available. ette sets and liar stools. Monmouth body. 125. Sunro bass gulLa.r. (10. 842Immediate cash for anything and every, Apartments! From your terrace, you'll overlook sailing, Two men needed in area. Dn'ttfi, 116 Monmouth St., Red Bank. 2201. thing. Ruscll's 23 East Front St., 741 Apply 741-88.13. boating, fishing, water skiing. All around you will' SINGER CO. HOME IMPROVEMENT Gold Medallion Apartments & Club be the parks, marinas and shopping facilities of the »> Broad St., Red Bank. ENJOY YOUR PORCH HELP WANTED-MALE CENTER thlj Bummer. Let Mr, Howe!! give you Shrewsbury River Project. And you're just 5 minutes a free estimate on enclosing your The most exclusive garden apartments, from the Atlantic Ocean and 3 minutes from the shops, PROWN'S porch or breezeway with no mainte- nance aluminum screens. and club in the Jeriey Share area. schools, transportation and.houses of worship of 741-7500 PROWN'S Downtown Long Branch! On site: playgrounds, 150% On* and two-bedroom epirfmenti from off-street parking, laundry and storage rooms, NORCJE REFRIGERATOR — »50. 32 Broad St nod Bank 741-75(10 'Call HAMILTON DELUXE WASHING MA- landscaped interior courts, q> ,g -^ J 741-2083 CHINE — Three years old. $65. Two \. Pontlac Tempest wheels and tires, 60)e, three chairs. Blue print cushions, fer. 671-M51, e Enloy the many advantages of e All apartment! equipped with two Si25. Pair hanging black Tole lamps, DINNER DISHES — H4 sets, rosebud modern/ lofe, clean eledrlc heat air conditioner!, . >. lift. Smallish kitchen table, JI5. Brit- design, H-carat gold trim. Bed, spring, anlca Jr. Encyclopedia, J5O. 747-0356,mattreaa. Rollaway. Two Mnhawk ruBH. e 71 acrei planned for your e Heal thermostats In EACH ROOM Ont year txperiencn in electroplating met all and 4'4l2'A. 601 Hrond St., Shrewsbury. Complete Lino ultimate enfoyment. to provide YOUR desired room non-mttali, including printed circuit!, According to ACDO-FAX DRY-COPIER — Like temperature. new. HSfl even. Call 842-4382, e TTie most exquisite and complete PET SUPPLIES e Public golf' counts nearly. lampltn and ipecificationi. 9 to 5. pool and Catnno Club, Including PleasureBav PROWN'S DINING ROOM SET — Nine pieces, true OlymplMlie pool, kiddle • Front ond rear entrances. 741-7500 Thomnavllle. Five ehnlrs, china closet, APPLY OR PHONE . pool, tennis, badminton,. shuffle* • Spacious rooms, deluxe kitchen! WEBCOR TAPE RECORDER — Mono, server, table, liuffet. $50. 7)1-3251. Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. with mike and case; record, replay and LOWREV HOLIDAY delux» board, volley ball and eundeck. and bathrooms. monitor fnclllties; cost JW0, now 135. . Call alter 6 p.m. Apartments POLAROID Photo Copier, for uie with 506.6309 Atlantic Ave.. Long Branch, N. J. • 949-2314 or 949-4088 all PoLaroids except most recent See and iudge these many superior features for younelf. models; black and whltB copies only; THIRTY — PIECE - Unopened stain- DIRICTION5: Route u to Eotontown Circle (at co«t 522, now 57. 747-3050, 9:30-5:30; 747- — steel cookware, Monmouth County Mapping Center); him out 4377 afler 6:38 p.m. 842-3537 PINE BROOK RD., EATONTOWN M Jollne Ave. (Itworq Long/Branch) post Monmouth Rice Track to Bronctiporf Avc.i Istl BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES SNARE DRUM - WJih itand, stlcka, PORTABLE CltlB - Electric aterlll- te Atlantic Ave.; right to Pleasure Boy Apts. pud and Instruction books. 120. Call , car-bed. IrAant Beat. All In ex- DIRECTIONS: Take Parkway Spur wist from Eolontown Circle to Hope HOLMDEL. NEW JERSEY (near Red Bonk) 1i 1-2639. cellent condition, »J25. 741-4769. Road doit rood before Pdrkway entrance}/ Right on Hope Rood one BIRCH TRBEB — White. Clumps. 6' to TWO 8PRINO AND BUMMER 8UITS— block to Pine Brook Rood. Turn right to model. Excluiiye) Leasing and Managing Agenh ^vtrett Road - Crawford* Corners Road »*• tall. Jii. 84 Labi) Ave., Fair Haven. Dresses, skirts, two (ormali and sweat- After 4 p.m. 147-1755. em. Call 747-G767. An Equal Opportunity Employer (M/F) ' Mod.l Apartnunl epen Dolly, except Wednesday, 10;M te eVp.m. r Lowest Prices GARAGE BALK — Electric hroller. Juicer, mower. Odds and ends. Sat and Owner: Glen-Eaton, lite . r. e. Scott co. TUB ENCLOSURES Sun. 124 High St., Eatontown. • REALTOR, 3354I0O BURPBOARD - HOBIE M" with red Managed by I. Hekentlm ft company/ Inc. RENTAL OFFICE: 222-7714 PROWN'S panellni on deck. Custom built wllh iii-rsoo Undard • kef. Oool condition. 112-2346. AFASTMENTS MAL ESTAn K>« 5ALI HOUSE* FOX SALE BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER Fri>•>• New profeaslona.1 bulk The McGOWAN AGENCY ome. Three large bedrooms, 1'/$ baths, tremendous kitchen ana All utilities Included. Also el.- condi- bath. Hot water heat. Taxes ,200. Spotless 3 year old Cape Cod, iving room. Separate recreation room assures utmost privacy for tioned. Excellent location. Call OLAZS- We have the key. Call for ap- Fireplace in living room. Dining REALTORS yrour leisure hours. BROOK AMOC INC., RmaOIlT** pointment. Reduced to $20,500. room. Large well planned kitchen. /ETS NO TOWN NON VETS $700 D<5WN Two 20* bedrooms. Two baths. 258 Newman Springs Rd. JEXBCUTIVI OFFICE - In profee- ! SHREWSBURY - Spa- Full basement. atonal building with reception area and Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 laratorr. Ideal [or attorney or archl. cious six-room ranch with fire- Red Bank 747-3000 liddletown 671-1000 t .. j icellti l Mehnay Inuatlon. fully place in living room. Unusually ONLY $23,900 decorated, all new carpeting and air conditioned. tlM par month. «7)-J3O0. fine landscaping including large 24 Hours 7 Days blue spruces, holly trees and Income (More Classified Ads On The Next Page) IXKCUTIVK BUITK — With recep- Southern magnolias. $27,900. tionist'! area and laboratory. Air con- Large home with thrae apart- ditioned, wood paneled throughout Ex- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE cellent, location. Rt. 3J in Shrewsbury. COUNTRY LIVING - Lovely ments. Both ocean and river HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE All utllltlea Included. reasonable rent. fntntage. Excellent condition. Call Paul Bragar Agency, Sbrawibury. New Shrewsbury ranch on large SPRING IS HERE! Tff-0321. landscaped plot. Attractive living $45,000 Summer Is not far behind. Spend thorn HID BANK — Downtown. Central lo- room, large dining room. Three hot mmroer d&yt cooling off In you: cation. Ground floor olllce apace. Belnl good size bedrooms. 22' paneled ELLEN S. own pool. Come »ee thla roomy three List - Buy - Sell completely < remodeled. Large parking den with built-ins. Kitchen with bedroom ranch located In a. nice neigh J. LESTER RIGBY lot Early occupancy. Reasonable rent borhood, near schools and transports, Air conditioned. CHAS H. TIMDALL, dishwasher. Two -tiled bathi. Uon. Price It light, $22,500. WITH ASSOC, INC. Realtor. Til-Mao. Porch. Patio. Full basement. HAZELTON LUXURIOUS >,H» IQ. FT. LIOHT msuwrteturini Realistically priced at $29,000. 504 SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY lolt lor laaie. Call Realtor Three-bedroom home with a spaclo'ui family room overlooking* a little brool X West River Rd. RUMSON — Five-bedroom, three- Rumson and lario trees. Two-car caraie an 741-7741 nnmuBLa KIVXK FRONT mite- bath home. Fireplace in living 842-3200 baeement Approximately two acres o beautifully landscaped property. Excel n flral floor la tne Tuller Building room. Breakfast room. Den. Hot TWO BEDROOMS — Neat Fair Haven bungalow with largi Call T4M4M. Member Multiple Listing lent neighborhood. Don't miss this one water heat. Two-car garage, l'/3 135,800. combo living-dining room, modern kitchen, two bedroomi, bath. rxBCirnvE OFFICE SPACE - Ar- acres near the river. $52,500. range to lult tenant. Snyder-WMterllnd Walli in kitchen and bath ceramic tiled. Two ear garage, deep Building, COO Hwy. M, Mlddletown. LAWLEY AGENCY lot for gardening. $14,800. Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE VBDICAL SUITE—OoniUUni or 7M aq. Corner Bergen PI. Realtors • Insurers It at IS Reckleie PI., JtedBank, next THREE BEDROOMS — Choice Little Silver ranch. Dead-end door to Pint ilerchanta Bank. Present* RED BANK Established 1932 ly occupied. Available May L Includes APPLEBROOK RANCH itraet, 12 shade .trees. Two baths, fireplace in living room, all lervicee. Call TI7-37M. RED BANK TOUR BEDROOM, Dutch Colonial. Liv- ing room-fireplace, full dining room, 741-6262 game room has own thermostat, enclosed porch, two-car ga> JF YoV ARB INTBRKSTKD — In _ •bedroom ranch on deid «nd itreet lunnorch or den, kitchen, two bath rag* with added work ihop, air conditioned. Excellent condi- brand new modern olflce apace, well Evenings and Sundays •eoms, rull cellar. Low taxes. Priced tion. $33,900. located In the ceDter ot Red Bank, con- lovely Applebrook Section of Mlddli- quick sale. J18.000. Walking dle- LINCROFT SPECIAL tract uae for further Information. THE ice-to shopping, busea and school!, Nine rooms, three baths, 1^4 acres, Ii D0W8TRA AOENCr. 7U-870O. 741-9204 town. LAW lfvlni toora with (ire 'arochlal Grade and High Bcnool. Xx- lmmaculnte condition, -with many ex FOUR BEDROOMS — All rooms in triii lovely home are lellent residential area. traa; a truly fine family residence am NORTHERN MONMOUTH ! •HALL STORI — In Poat Office Build- >Uce; icreaned porch overlooking te- JEAN K. IRWIN, BROKER only (30,000. bigger than average including 27x13 living room, 19x13 den ing, Fort Ilonmoutli. Call until 11 p.m. with fireplace, full dining room, kitchen with built ini, four luded patio and complr>telf (sneed in Jirln« Park Red Bank JOSEPH G. McCUE , sffitai. FAIR HAVEN • $16,000 'Come by land or Sea. .For Real bedroomi, 2/i baths, fully air-conditionad, excellent storage WAREHOUSE, YARD SPACE Four-bedroom, 1^-bath Cape Cod :etvr yard... Eatata Come See Me" REALTORS areai, ihada trees, two car garage. $35,000. 42-118* Eve. 842-1437—Connie Smith with full basement, separate din- 30 Bldge Road Rumson 842-044 AND TANK STORAGE 741-75K—Joe Seitlto THREE BKDBOOM RANCH — Twi ing room. Walking distance to CALL CW-MM. » to i ASKING $23,500 baths. Living, dining room, wall-to FIVE BEDROOMS — Every one largo, 2'/i baths. Beautiful Grade school. Excellent condition MATAWAN — All electric. Three-bed- wall carpeting. Eat-In kitchen with dish MLS room ranch, full basement. Ttreplace. washer. Healed porch with fireplace Colonial, has many custom built features — formal dining throughout. !all now for appointment to lee. •incre fenced In lot. |2s,ooo. Call Large patio, full basement. Beautlfu MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE; room, handsomely paneled game room, fireplace, separate HOUSES FOR RENT JM-2855 or 2M-&548. landscaping. {27,900, 747-5836. 1 741 -0804 SEE PAGE 235 | laundry and utility room, largs screened porch, oversized two TWO AND THREEBEDROOH HOMES FAIR HAVEN • $17,500 i OF THE YELLOW PASES | ear garage, cellar, two lone heating. This home is perfectly — FM rent or aale. »us to 1130 aThree-bedroom bungalow. Quiet HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE tqulppad. $36,900. Biontft. THE KIRWAN CO.. REAL- WILLIAM S. GARRISON i For Lilt of Broker Member! i TOR*. Belford. 7«7-M00. W. KeanarJurl" . residential street. Combination TIT-WOO. Hallet. 2M-7100. living room-dining room 30' long. AGENCY, REALTOR RENTAL* — SBAIONAL, — TTARLT owner retired. Must sell. Hot S3 But Front 8L Rid Ban ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor water heat. $17,500. IF YOU WANT DO YOU KNOW MM Ocean Are., lea Bright U14XM FIVE BEDROOMS WIDI SELECTION OF RENTALS - R a huge paneled master iulte plm Turnlahed and unfurnlahed. Immediate THE MEISTRICH three other bedrooms, ses this spa- occupancy. SAMUEL, TEICRER AGEN- cloua iplit level. Living room, dining ... THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF CY, Ocemnport Ave., Ocemnport 042- AGENCY room, modern kitchen, playroom, laun- dry, IVi batht. Two-car tarsia ivith Realtor-Insuror . third converted to a itarage room, THE HOME YOU ARE CONSIDER- to I19O Per Month attached (mrdeo shed and covered pat- fft~i BERO AQENCT 244 Broad St. Red Bank 3 in rear. All utilities including sew- Itt JJ Ulddlatown tri. Near achooU and transportation, ING PURCHASING? tn-lOM 741-5888 [deal for children. On % acre corner REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS WE FREQUENTLY HAV» APART- of de&d end street*, Bordering on Member of'Multiple wooded acreaie. Asking 124,600. Of- SHREWSBURY OFFICE ilENTS AND HOUSES—Furnished and era considered. 4H<& O.I. loan may tmfurnlahed for rent Coma in and talk Listing Service ... OUR MEMBERS EVALUATE U over with ua. TUB DOWBTRA be assumed. Phone owner. Middle* AOEKCT, 11 E. Front It, Rad Bank town, STiOew OAK HILL SPECIAL Tti-noo. RED BANK . A NEW HOME EVERY PROPERTY, BASED ON TO- Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath Rancher on professionally landscaped lot. All rooms oversiia. RENTALS Tlila aparkllng three-bedroom, two bath, C. ADESKAVITZ Screened rear porch, attached garage. Many other extras male* this • very desirable home. F. A. QEHLHAUS. Real Eatate DAY'S MARKET. OVERPRICED Hwy. M Leonardo 211-BH8 home Is within walking distance ol Will build custom home on Holly Tree Asking $29,900. . ' atorea and sohoots. Largo sunny living Line In Rumsoa Call 741-5797. TRAILER — Four rooma, private lot room, dining room, basement atUchet Air-conditioned. ParUallr fumlahad. Ml- garage. Easy to maintain Inside and UTILE BILVIR RANCH' - Three PROPERTIES ARE REJECTED. era. out. Hurry tor this one. |24,SO0. We brdroorai, dtrAng room, living room FRESH AS A SPRING BONNET RUMSON — Three-bedroom, two-bath have the key. ft-lth fireplace. Entrance foyer and Spacious living and dining rooms, will planned eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, 20" paneled executive ranch. Three acrea. Unusual icreened slds porch. Beautiful ttacre privacy. Paneled den, family room, HALL BROS., Realtors lot with many shade trees In nicely family room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, screened porch with flagstone floor, full basement, 2 ear t«n tlreplacea. Immtdalte occupancy. icttled area. Within convenient walking garage. Attractive lot, convenient to excellent schools and shopping. $30,900. 1325 per monlh. Wm. Hall. 741-7S88. 813 Ttlver Rd. 74MS96 Fair Haven llstance to schools and .shopping cen Member Multiple Listing Service , er. I23.B0O Call 7(1-1075. ... BE SURE OF HIGHLANDS — Newly remodeled four rooma. Ideal for couple. $110, utilities HOLMDEL . . . 14 ACRJE8 — For privacy or animals; WITH-A-LITTLE.-BIT-OF-WORK nil Included, fecurlty required. Call EKcellently priced four-year-old Co- ow tax area. Commute Matawan or YOUR INVESTMENT. You can have a roomy, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with gamerocm, basement and attached Miim ' Red Bank. Brook, some woods. 20' In RED BANK AREA lonial. Over 100 evergreen shrubs on garage. Owner transferred and asking $22,900. Let us show it to you today. TWO—bedroom home for rent or aale. one acre. Haa llrlDg room, dining ground aTwtmmlni pool. Large hobby L'vltar room, kllchtn, two altlo rooms, room, kitchen, garoeroom. lour largi shop. 18th Century Colonial with five closed porch. Call after i p.m. TO-OW. bedrooms. Stt baths. Aeklng $31,2(10. led rooms. HAROLD L1NDEMANN, H ro- 661 BROAD ST.. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Marshall P. WhlUKlif, te r. Van Wlnkli Marine Bldf., Eaton- 44 MEMBER OFFICES FOUR-BEDROOSI COTTAOB HOME Real EaUte Broker ;owa M24103. —Available April 15. Port Monmouth South Holmdel R«l , Holmdel Open 7 Days 741-5212 Trade-ins arei. For rent with option to buy on .INcnoiT — Split-level, 1« baths, Lilted on Page 23S of the assumption of mortpige. lizo wr 946 - 4475 arge recreation room. Private yard. rw-th, tenant paya utllltiea. Call TT8- Closed Sundaya Ml-7385. 1(11. Yellow Pagu MULTIPLE LISTINGS LOVELY RUMSON L LMtOI three-bedroom apllt home with HOUSES FOR SALE eVnlng room, family room, full base- Owner wants Immediate action on thl; ment and J« hathl. Alao a one-car at- company ovvned lour-beriroom ranch on tached garage. In good condition and Hi beatllllul acrea. Call today for ap- a'-allable Immediately. (390 a month. pointment to Inspect. Thta is a real THE BERO AGENCY, Hwy. 35. MidSpecial- ! Asking K7.90O. dle! own. (71-1000. OPEN FOR INSPECTION •JPACIOUa THREE — BEDROOM - JOSEPH 6. McCUE 1U bath. Hollywood bath, atall abower. REALTORS 8unn>rch. Spacioui groundn. M6-4M1. 30 Ridge Road Rumaon 842-O44< SATURDAY, APRIL 8 — 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. FOUR—ROOM BUNOALOW - Uonsr- LITOJE SILVER — River rights. Dock- do. With ahower. Year-round. 59-A- ing. Four-year-old split. Living room, Burllngton Ave. M1-S8ST. dining room, kitchen. Den. Three beri< SUNDAY, APRIL 9 — 12:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. CHARMING. SMALL, TWO-BED- rooms. 3ti bathi. Baaement. Attached ROOM HOUSE — On private ealale, garage. 131,000. REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS near pool. New Shrewsbury. Available Immediately. Adulla only. Retired or MIDDLETOWN OFFICE bualneia couple. |110 without utllltlea. SCHANCK AGENCY Telephone for appointment. MJ-05M. Realtor IAST KEANSBURO — Four rooms and 8 Linden PI. Red Bank bith. Private house. Available Mar 1. T*7-*T9T. BEAUTIFUL BRICK-FRONT SPLIT Three bedrooms. IVi bothi, with large family room, lull bosemenl and two-car atrodujd garage. Situated on a BATONTOWN — Four-bedroom house. EDNA M. NEHER nicely londscoped, overslie lot In an Ideal ana. Buy nowl Only S25JO0. Large yard. Quiet neighborhood. Call Ttealtors FARMB—IIOME8—INDUSTRIAL SITES SUMO RANCH — Residential or nrofei. HOLMDEL—COL.T8 KECK alonal. Hot water heat. Modern kitchen. MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS WOODED ACRE WITH TREES AND TREES 1031300 highway frontage available. On- Dutch Lane Rd., RD 1, Marlboro One ol the llneit Inspiring four-bedroom Colonlalil Stimulating, sxdllnj, end Immacutat* with formal dining Uon 10 buy. 181 Hwy. 39, Port Mon- P.O. Box 355, Freehold room, large den, library, science kitchen. Two-oar garage and full basement, Thla home Is a malterplece In moulh. (71-S134. Evenings iMMO planning. Luxury features for modern living. $43,100. XEANiBURO — House, alx large 462-4151 roonu. Near H.T. Bua atop. CaB 787- (MS. WATERFRONT NO GIMMICKS! JUST GOOD HOMES'AT VERY GOOD PRICES XEANSBURO — Five hedrooma, U4 bathe, oU heat, big yard. Eleclrlo dlsh- Absentee owner haa to aell tills tour- Picture yourself curled up contemplating wrtaf a good buy you gof on thla near new four-bedroom Cape Cod. waah«. Yearly lease. 22MI58B. bedroom, two-bath, nine-year old bl> IVi baths, large living mam, on corner lot. Many extras! Awnrnble S.I. mortgage. $1<,9M. level quickly. Family room. 10O* river- SATONTOWN — Fire-bedroom home. front. Vautllul view. 125.000. McALIB ' Completely furnished. Lovely neighbor- TBR AOENCy, REALTOBa 101 B. 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. awl. call m-va. . River Rd.,' Rumion. S42-18M. RANCH AND PROVINCIAL HOUSES Open 7 Dayi 671-3311 Trade-ins READY FOR OCCUPANCY — Early WANTED TO RENT American ready lor buyer'a selection ot ceramic tile, floor coverings, kitch- RENTALS WANTED en cabtneta, decorallMl. Prices start More dlenta than llsllngel Large de- at 139,500. Lots available, Including mand for rental housing. RUBBELL M. waterfront, for homes of your selection. Open for Inspection on Sunnylanls BORUI AQENCY, 6M Wver Rd., Fair Court (olf Sllverslde Ave.,) Llttls Sil- Haven. TIT4A31. ver. Call 8(2 0173. COUPIJI - With one child deslrei to rent small, clean unfurnlahed house MIDDLETOWN RANCH for June 1. Call Ttt-7887. Four Bedrooms, two baths. Beamed tor June i. uau IH-GATJ£»6UJUU>GATJ£SS tMVBtMVBX Glwltr* JtfoKlnney, «hall apply to APPLEBROOK OF living room and paneled den room, firtpla.efil e InI , livinliigg roomroom, two Notice to 0«4ilori t* Present ifl Monmouth County Court, at the On b&tbi and full «lla.r, Screened brees- CbUim Anlmt Eitote Corn* House, In Freehold, New Jeney,, MATAWAN have fireplaces. Dining room, way and two-car garage. B«t schools ESTATE OF GORDON D. PONALD, for & judgment authorizing her to as- RAY VAN HORN—REALTORS modern kitchen. Four bedrooms, and TREES! TREES! TREES! Asking DECEASED. sume the name of Elizabeth Oinevleve $3fl,T50. Call us for appointment Pursuant to the oidei oi DONALB iicKlnney. Computers OVER THIRTY YEARS — ALL. THB LISTINGS three baths. Screened porch, J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Elsie Glnevieve McKlnney baseboard hot water 3-zoned gas HALL BROS., Realtor! County of Monmouth, this dny made, tr&zln, Warflh&w, Auerbach & nudnlck WEST LONG BRANCH — 12 A HOME OF DISTINCTION - Trees frame this lovely four*ed COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP heat Attached two-car garage. B13 River Rd. 741-7688 Fair Haven on the application of th& undersigned, S&5 Highway #Q& Member Multiple Lining Service , Lloyd a Beatty, the Sole Executor of Hazlet, New jersey Monmouth College faculty mem- room, two4>atft home. Center hall. Breezeway. Full basement Four large bedrooms, 2',4 baths. Acre. M9.80O. he .estate of the said Gordon D. Attorney for Petitioner bers are attending a special eve- Formal llvinj room, den with $10,300 Donald deceased, notice la hereby giv- LftU T, U, 21, 28 • $13.80 Double garage. 100% location. See flijs today. Immediate posses fireplace, Including beamed cell- LOCUST—Custom built Cape Cod. en to the creditors of eald deceased ning class in computer program- eion if desired. $39,750. ing. Flagstone kitchen area. Fireplace in living room, dining Excellent assumption. Yes, your month- to present to the said Sole Executor NOTICE ming at the college. : Full basement. Two-car garage, room. Recently modernized kitch- ly payments would be approximately their claiim under oath within, ilx ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A vi!U\ extra storage aiea over- S86. for this three-bedroom ranch. Only months from this date. CONTRACT BETWEEN THE NORTH- When they complete the 10- CHARMING REMODELED FARM HOUSE - On nearly an acn hnad. Priced at 538,000. Call 366- Five bedrooms, 2V2 baths. J95O needed. Call 291-1800 now to ar- Pated: March 17th, 3967 EAST MONMOUTH COUNTY REGION- of trees and shrubs. Beamed ceiling and fireplace in living room 7600 to Bee It today. range for an Inspection. THE CURTIN LLOYD G. BEATTY AL SEWERAGE AUTHORITY AND •eek seminar, "Analog Simula- ' Full basement. Hot air oil. AtAGENCY- , Realtors, Leonardo. : Formal dining room. Large family room with beamed ceiling am tached two-car garage. 2^5 acres. 18 Cambridge Road THE BOROUGHS OF FAIR HAVEN, tion and Computation," they will APPLEBROOK — Middlctown. Lovely Glen Ridge, New Jersey ITTLE SILVER, MONMOUTH BEACH. country fireplace. Master bedroom, dressing room and bath, plus $44,500. five-room ranch- Two bedrooms, full Sole Executor JCEASPORT, 'SHREWSBURY AND be able to use the analog com- three other bedrooms and bath. Modern kitchen. Breakfast room MATAWAN TOWNSHIP FAIR HAVEN—Spacious custom kitchen, dining area, full basement Mesars. Egoer and Beatty WEST LONG BRANCH PROVIDING mter for research and student Porch. On landscaped lot 125x200. Im- Academy Building FOR AND RELATING TO THE Laundry. Four-car garage. Absentee owner asks $39,900. Three-bedroom ranch. Living built Cape Cod, Living room has mediate sale. Beat offer. Call alter 7 17 Academy Street TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF demonstrations, Toom with tircplace. Full base- p.m. 671-3702. Newark, New Jersey SEWAGE ORIGINATING IN THIS fireplace. Dining room. Modern Attorneys BOROUGH AND THE PAYMENT OF Fred J. Rloci, instructor in ROOMY! Lots of living in this two-story home. Four bedrooms ment. One-car garage. All this THE OOST AKX> EXPENSE OF SUCH on a wooded lot Wonderful op- kitchen. Sun room. Five bed- March 24, 31, Aptit 7, 314 928.33 THE electronic engineering, is teach- 114 baths. Basement. Garage. Convenient location. Asking $16, portunity. 522,450. Call now, 566- rooms, two tiled baths. Full base- LOTS AND ACREAGE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL. 7600. The foregoing ordinance wa« duly ing theory and practice of ana- ment. Hot water oil. Attached NOTICE adopted by the Borough Council of FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — MONMOUTH COUNTY the Borough of Little Silver, Count log computation, including discus- 804 River Rd. 747-4100 Fair Haven one-car garage. Large lot. NowEither commercial or residential Call SliBUAr T or Monmouth, New Jersey on April 3, $29,500. MULLANBY REALTY 671-5151. Notice to Creditors to Present 967 sion of components used for arith- Claims Against EsUte HOLMDEL RANCH KEANBBURG — Comer lot three bloc CHAMJiS W. STEPHENS metic operations, integration and rom public and parochial schoola. Cor- ESTATE OF FRED FORTMULLER, MOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE "ITiree btdroomn, two full baths. DENNIS K. BYRNE ner Ramsey and Gar Held. 50x100. Sew-DECEASED. ATTEBT: differentiation, and function gen- Paneled gameroom. Basement. ers. Price reduced, 80-3-3871 • after Pursuant to the order ot DONALD }. Mt«. Dorothy Mll\er eration, Problem programming Two-car garage. Schools, ahoy REALTOO-INSUROR p.m. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the Coun- BBorough h ClClerkk M1DDLETOWN plncr and tranarmrtatlon. Priced ty of Monmouth, Uiis day made, on April 7 W is implemented with an emphasis RED pANK — Income property at $24,990. Call now f>66-76(». Can 8 West River Rd. Rumson LINCROFT — Deserves contemporary the application of the undersigned, Ida Immaculate split level. Huge living he shown anytime. We have the ie. Pond. On* acre. $8,500. 741- Fortmuller, Sole Executrix of the es- on problems in the scientific dis- In excellent residential area. At room, three bedrooms, dining room, key. Phone 542-1150 science kitchen, den, ncreened porch, 5600. tate of the said Fred Fortmuller de- An ordlnwice entitled "AN ORDI- ciplines. present, used as two one-bedroom flagstone patio with outdoor barbecut MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING BUILDING LOT3 — Large. For sale. ceased, notice Is hereby given to theNANCE PROVIDING MR BALARIE8 apartments; but easily recon- attached garage. . . Well priced, at $18, Write Box A-108, The Dally Register, creditors ot said deceased to present TO CERTAIN OFFICERS AND EM- Faculty members enrolled in 500. Red Bank. to the said Sole Executrix their claims PLOYBES%F THE BOKOUGH OF verted to three-bedroom, two- MINIATURE ESTATE C. A. BAHRS AGENCY under oath within six months from LllTLB SILVER AND TO AMEND his class are Dr. Donald Breti- OCEANPORT — Wooded. Beat Va acre this date. AND SUPPLEMENT TITLE I. CHAP ;er, associate professor of chem- bath home. Offered at $16,800. LITTLE SILVER Hanoi with tliree acrfs includ- in borough. City sewers. All utilities. Dated: March Uth, 1967 TER 3, SECTIONS 1 TITLE 2. "RE ing running brook. Three foed- Adjacent Fort Monmouth. Asking $7,000 IDA FORTMULLER istry; John E. Carson, assistant New England Cape , . . cozy livln; EXCLUSIVE Phone M2-2827 evenings, weekends. VISED ORDINANCES o( 1964" A6 LINCROFT — One-half-acre plot. room with fireplace, {cur bedrooms roomH, two full tiaths. Living Thren unit Income Apartment Building. 31 Holland Road HERETOFORE AMENDED AND SUP- professor of mathematics; Run- two full baths, huge dlnfng room, pai room with fireplace. Also one Excellent condition. ?260 monthly In- LOTS OF LOTS — Ready to build on. Mlddlelown, New Jersey PLEMENTED" was presented for In Three-bedroom, 2>/2-bath, Cape eled kitchen, bHsement, enclosed Iron !n the gameroom. Large master come. Owner will hold mortgage. Tre- Sole Executrix troductbn and first reading by th( Sheng Ching, instructor in mathe- bedroom. Basement. Two-car pa* Early possession. Alt areas. One half MeasrB. Draztn, Warshaw, Cod with den. Full basement porch, attached, garace. Finest res' mendous opportunity. Asking 516(SW) acre upward. Some wooded. TowxJ and Mayor and Council oi the Borough ot matics, Konrad H. Fischer, lec- dentiU area . . . outstanding school race. Beautifully landscaped. country. Priced $5,250 and up. Call Auerbach A Rudnlck Little Silver on March 20, 1967 and on and two-car garage. Offered at within walking dl3Unce. Pretty lam Tall trees. All this for 535,900 Compact, cozy four room house. Near E.H. MARTIN. Broker. 542-5900. 2o Reckless Place April 3, 1867 wai finally adopted and turer in electronic engineering; scaped, lot Asking J24.OOO. by calling 566-7600. Bed Bank, New Jersey the water, -with vieTf, Gas heat. A-l 1 $24,800.. condition. $7,600. LARGE WATERFRONT LOT — 210 on Attorneys """"""'CHARLES W. 8TEPHENB Robert G. Jarmon, Instructor In Shrewsbury River. la Ocmnport H.B. March 24, 31, April 7, li 128.5: Mayor biology; Howard Kaplan, assis- LINCROFT Bacon, Box 196, Shrewsbury, H. J. Ideal enmbinatiftn. Mother snfl T>suph- ATTEST: tant professor of biology; Fran- WEART-NEMETH Well cared for frame and brick B APPLEBROOK OF ter home. Contains large studio apart- EATONTOWN - LAST OF THE BEST NOTICE Urs. Dorothy Miller level offering four large bedrooms ment with charming view. Convenient —Secluded evergre«n-fltudded one acre MONMOUTH COUNTY Borough Clerk „ „ cis S. Gimble, assistant profes- AGENCY three full baths, large living room MATAWAN to churches, school, shopping and buswith view to Old Orchard Country Club. SUBKOOATK'S COURT April 1 W.28 separate dining room, 19W family roorc line. J10.000. Call 542-2719. Notice to Creditors to Present sor of biology; Dr. Richard W. REALTOR vltti raffled hearth fireplace, lovely de: REALTORS Clalmi A««in»t Estate ADVERTISEMENT for adults, two-zone heating . . . ani MAE BAHRS. BROKER' MIDDLETOWN, N.J. — Beautiful heav- Kolaczkowski, associate professor many cxtxaB. Perfect for growln ily wooded lot. Oakhtll section. Ap- ESTATE OF JOHN T. GOSSEIT, Scaled proposals will be received In of chemistry, Dr. Charles J. Lew- family or mother-daughter arrange HWY. 34, MATAWAN proximately Macre, 140' front. Make DECEASED the OMce of the Engineering Division. 102 WEST FRONT ST. ment. Well priced at $35,000. C. A. BAHRS AGENCY Pursuant to the order of DONALD Department ot Defense, N. J.. National is, professor of mathematics; ©Her. Call 642-6059 or 31S-8G72. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Guard Armory, Armory Drive Tren- 566-7600 1 Steamboat Lane, (on the River) County of Monmouth, this day msde, ton, N. J., unUl 2:00 P.M.. Eastern John H. Swcer, assistant profes- 741-2240 APPLEBROOK AGENCY Highlands 872-180O Eve. 872-0728 on the application of the undersigned. Standard Time on Thursday. 13 April COMMERCIAL PROPERTY May A. Gosaelt, Sole Executrix or the1967. and then publicly opened and sor of physics; Dr, D. Robert Realtors $300 Down — $85 Monfhly estate of the said John T. Gossett, read, for Rehabilitation of Barracks Teeters, associate professor of Member of Red Bank 960 Hwj. 33 Mlddletown, H. OCEANPORT deceased, qotlce Is hereby given to theBuildings (General construction), Na- physics, and Dr. Leo M. Wuff, Multiple Listing Service 671-2300 THKEE BEDROOM LAKEWOOD WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES creditors of s&ld deceased to present tional Guard Training Center, Eel MIDDLETOWN CALL 542-1404 to the »alit Bole Executrli their claims Clrt, New Jersey. ' chairman of the department of Drop in for free area map LITTLE] SILVER CAPS. Four be, RANCH — A large lot with oak andMIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial under oath within six months from Bidden will be reiiulrcd to Qualify BEACH EXCLUSIVE property along Hwy. 35 or 36. From this date. In accordance with Chapter 52:35:8 Re- mathematics. rooms, onB tiled bath, spac« and pluml pins Ueei surround tils ranch home. 175' to 10 acrei MULLANEY REAL- mica: March 20, 1961 vised Statutes prior to ths opening of HIGHLANDS TY 671-5151. MAY A. GOSSETT, bids, runs and specifications will be Inj roughed In for second. Two-ea ONCE IN LIFETIME Also features eat-In kitchen and IVzlB* Buena Vlata Avenue, furnished on application to the Depart- Four-hedroom modern two-sUiry house. Kumson, New Jersey, ment ot Defense, N. 1; Armory Drive Ten years old. 114 baths, not water oversized sn.ia.gt with ramp area Oak Hfll area- Choice half acre. Nicely living room. Owner will redecorate and BUSINESS PROPERTY Sole Executrix .. Trenton, N. J. baseboard heat, garage. Hill section landscaped nine-year-old custora-feuilt Alston Beekman, Jr., Esq. ENGINEERING DIVISION »19,600. nmch. Large living room wilh (ire- 10 Broad Street, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, N.I Rumson Girl full basement Living room, largi paint outside. Financial assistance to FLORIDA — Five acres choice busi- Red Bank, N. J. place. Pen and three bedrooms. Color ness property In Golden Gate Estates March 23. 30, April 7 »l3-» , HIGHLANDS tiled bath. Science kitchen. Full finished quail tie a buyer. Buy direct and i&ve, Attorney Kitchen with es.t-ln apace. Over-slM' near Naples. Below assessed value at March 21, 31, April 7, II $27.60 basement. Full garage. Screened porch. Hl.OOO. Terms. Private owner. Call R T Income Property lot Walking- distance of. ichool, com All Tor only $22,900. Eaay FHA terraa. It's cheaper than an apartment rental HEW JERSEY HTATE •™»*A ™n"< . Reports Man Two houses, rented year round. Ho! Vets no down. 071-083S. OF CIVIL SE1WICK EXAMINATIONS air heat in No. 1. Hoi water heat in NOTICE Patrolman, Kolmdel Township, flal No 2. N. Y., Newark and Red Bank mutation and conveniences. Lota Act quickly — It will not last! Principals MONMOUTH COUNTY ary 15.M0-J5.7U per year. buses pass door. Asking $13,900. BEACH AGENCY REAL ESTATE WANTED SURROGATE'S COURT Open to male ctliieM, two yean res housa [or tin money, $l«,900. 191 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown mi Prlca $9,300. Call 363-6BBL Notice to Creditors to Present Ident In Holmdel Township. Chased Her A BARGAIN Open 7 day» 671-2727 WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom Claims Against Kslate Announced closing; date for filing ap- Eve»: Chris Benedetto 787-0505 incomes, furnished or unfurnished, from ESTATE OF EDWARD L. DAVIS plications April 10, 1SWT. For UJ* RUMSON - Another Incident Three bedroom Cape Cod, Hi blUis The Dowstra Agenc MATAWAN BOROUGH J85 to |175 per month for incoming DECEA8ED. lions duties and minimum qualifica- n which a man attempted to garage, enclosed front porch, patio, CAPE COD- $16,500 personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, KL Pursuant to the order of DONALD tions apply to Department of Civil $16,990 35, Mtddletown, 671-1000. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Service, Btate Hou««, Trenton. New force a young girl into hi* car nine years old $11,800. 91 East Front St., Red Ban15x13' living room with Ilreplacc, two No down payment to veterans. Low URGENTLY NEEDED — Two andCounty of Monmouth, this day made, bedrooms, hot air heat, combination down payment to non veterans. Three three-bedroom homes Mlddletown. Hal-on the application of the undersigned "candidates who file applications an. was reported to police here on THE BROOK AGENCY 741-8700 aluminum storm sash. '-' bedrooms pius space for' additional et vicinity. We have buyer* watting Mary G. Davis, Bole Executrix ot the•re nullified maj receive no turlhe Wednesday. Realtor bedrooms. Large formal dining room. THE KIRWAN CO. 787^00. estate of the said Edward L. Davis notlce to appeir. Those, not Qualified Excellent Fair Haven Colonial. 15 years Top condition. Newly decorated. Full deceased, notice la hereby given to Bank Bulldinir, Atlantic Highland! old. Superb area. Three bedrooms, 2Vt rill be so notified. m . Police said the descriptions of 291-1717 MIDDLETOWN basement. Walk to acriooli, shopping tlie creditors of said deceased to pre- Examination* will be held Tuesday baths, paneled den, fireplace attached and transportation. NEED VACANT LAND sent to the said Sole Executrix their April 1!, 19«7 at «:00 P». ApollcanU. the man, the car and the method TAKE A LONG two-car garage. Corner lot. $38,500. Call 566-1881 now. claims under oath within six months will report to Mlddletown Township BEACH EXCLUSIVE MUL rom this date. were completely different from VAN'S AGENCY - Hl«h School. Tlnds.ll Road, Middle- COOL Dated: March lfSth. 1967 town. New Jersey. R_ earlier incidents reported here, A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY Main St. Corner Hwy. 3* Matawan HELP - ACTION! MARY G. DAVIS March :.. 31, April 7J18.5« LOOK "PERFECT" lELP ua: our 12 salespeople need a 96 Forrest Avenue and in New Shrewsbury and Is 1he word to describe this authentl STOP RENTING listing on your home. Fair Haven. New Jersey NOT1TF Ocean Township. In any direction, it's s neauUful view two-story Colonial custom built fou REALTOR ACTION Is our motto—professional «er Sole Executrix MONMOUTH COUNTV from this unusual ranch home with 'ears ago. All nine oversize roomi This compact four-bedroom Rumson vices are just a phone call away. Messra. Crummy, Gibbons KURROOATE'S COURT 1901 or river Irontaie. Completely «ir 569 River Rd. Fair Haven home Is situated on a deep wooded Trade-ins—Exchanges & O'Neill Sdic* to Creditors to rrwent The girl, 12 years old, told po- .Tour bedrooms, master suite (bedroorr lot within walking distance of schools Commercial ant. Investment properties conditioned. Thermopase windows dressing room, sitting room, and tr< and has a 25' living room with lire- 11 Commerce Street Claims ArsdiMi •"•»••__., „ lice she was stopped by a man throughout. Two-car garage with elec- mendous closets). Two ceramic til 741-9333 Member Two Multiple Ltstlnir Services Newark, New Jersey ESTATE OF MANTON B. UETCALF tronic door opener. Enclosed porch over- place enclosed porch, basement 'and WALKER A WALKER in a green car about 4:45 p.m. bath*, Fireplace In wood paneled de attached garage. Excellent buy at Realtors Attorneys IV. IM1NOBI. DECEASED looking the water. Over an acrei mr- Two-car garage. In-the-ground swlr COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL 524,500. lO^r down payment If qualified. March 24. 31. April 7. It (21.52 Pursuant to the order ot DONALD Wednesday as she was walking rounds tills custom built Little Silver mlnK pool, beautiful landscaping ani Shrewsbury Mlddletown-Holmdel J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the linme. ottered at $15,000. Want to build your house in this 661 Broad St • 203 Hwy V on the north side of Rumson Rd. shade trees. Exclusive Oak Hill sec exclusive area? We represent m«re HALL BROS., Realtors 7*1-5212 671-3311 County of Monmouth. this day made, ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY tion. Open for your inspection Sunds: than five builders with excellent rep- NOTICE on th» application ot the undersigned en route home. April 9th, ,1 to 5 p.m. $46,900 utations and many lots to choose from 813 River Rd. 741-76&6 Fair Haven OPEM LISTINGS MONMOUTH cot.vnr Msnton B. Metcalf. HI. the Admlnls. Realtor "'allace Ed., Mlddlelown. N. J. Price* start tit $35,000. Give us a Member Multiple Listing Service , Independent broker desires open list- StKROdATK'8 COURT trator of the estate of the ssld Man- Police said the child reported 1480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright call and talk It over. ings on residential properties, Middle- Xotlr* to Creditors to Present ton B Metcalr. IV. (lllnorl deceased, 8(2-0004 BEACH AGENCY Marshall P. Whftfield COUNTRY LIVING town TnlmHel. Colts Npfik. Claim* Against Ksfate notice Is hereby advert to the (realtors the man tried to persuade her to Open 7 Days- Real Estate Broker LINCROFT ASSOCIATES. INC of «sld dtceaied to present to the ssM 1M Hwy. 05 Middleto- South Holmdel Rd., Holmdel 'Newish" four-bedroom Colonial with ESTATE OF HENRY TOMAN, DE- Administrator thtlr clslms under oath get into the car, then got out Open 7 day« 671-2' paneled baths, game- REALTORS Write full details. GALLIN'A Broker, Executor of the estate of the said Administrator the case. Patrolman Walter Pom- 1(K down to qualified buyer. Now Four-room Cape Cod. Expansion Ett room, living room with fireplace, din- 215-48 St., Union City. N.J. Henry Toman deceased, notice Is here- Stuart A. Young. Jr., Esq. asking only $22,500. We have the keywit. h dormer. Full basement. Located ing room, kitchen, basement, double 3(1 Ridge Road Rumson 842-0444 by given to the creditors oi said de 7<4 Broad Strtet' phrey heads the investigation. In. line neighborhood. Vets no down. garage. $35,500. $17,900 REAL ESTATE WANTED — We have ceased to present to the said Sole Newark 3, New Jeney HALL BROS., Realtors Non vets $500. Subject to V.A. and ready buyers for home* from New •Uecutor their claims under oath with, Attorney Police here and in New Shrews- F.H.A. Approval. Phone 291-1800 toda: SCHANCK AGENCY Three-bedroom Colonial located «on Shrewsbury thru Rumson. from S10.000 in six months from this date. April T. H. 21. » »j «13 River Hd. 711-1686 Fair Haven lor more details. THE CURTI?? AGEN lovely lot PI nine room, living room, to J100.000. For expert, courteous ser- Dated: March 21st, 19ft7 bury and Ocean Township, and Member Multiple Listing Service , CY, Real tors, Leonardo. Realtor basement. Close to schools, shopping vice, M us help you In deciding to FIDELITY UNION TRUST COMPANY NOTICE State Police at Colts Neck and and transportation. Call 29M800 for sell your home or property. (By: ELLIOT W. 8PARKEB, M0NMO1TH COUMV BEAUTIFUL VIEW OLDE SHREWSBURY 8 Ltaara PI. Red Bank appointment. THE CURTIN AGENCY, Trust Officer) 8DRItO Realtors, 23 Rfdge Rd.. Uttle Stiver. 741-4500.. ELIZABETH BADEK Perry Campenella loom, living room, rien, nne-car g Toi>rn, dining room, 3a!ou»ied poich Rumflon. 842-0600. Member of Multiple and 75 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, rage, complete hiillt-in kitchen with Modern kitchen »-ith dliihwssher. Pan lr.'ff Service. BIG DEAL WITH RIVER RIGHTS — MARIE P. BADER N. J. diBhwashor. *. acre lot. Must sell cled recreation room. Dry basement. For Instance, living ronm IV with fire- Both of: 25 Eaflt Ninth 8.reel Domlnlclc Mazza <,ulck\y, moving out nl slate. 527,ROD. Best aehooia. Exccllpnt condition. $32, TI» TOP CONDITION. Three bedrooms place, four bedroom, three baths. May* Landing, Hamilton, N, J. 111 Sflverton Avenue, Little Sliver, No asrnU«. Cnlt 542-4RSO. 000. Call owner. 542-1973. h bath, expansion space for 4Lh bedBorne In good condition. Asking 526,300. Execulrlcea N. J. room. Fireplace, one car garage. New GLAZEBROOK ASSOC, INC., Realtor Messrn. Wise, Wipe. Objections, if any, should be made 1958 CHEVROLET modern kitchen. Excellent mortRigc as- and Insuror. Exclusive agents for Rum- Wicnmann A Bcrfch immediately In writing to Roy W. Nel- Ilx cylinder, automatic. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE nimpllon, Spacious grounds, well land- son Shore Efltnles, 45 W. River Rd., 205 Broad Street son, Borough Clerk of the Borough ol Qood shape, xtx-nxx leaped and nhrubhed. Located on quiet Rumson. 842-1100. Red Bank, New Jersey Fair Haven, New Jersey, itrcet In fine rpsidenllnl area. $18,500. Attorneys (Slmcdl THOMPSON AOENCY, Realtors. 81 E,RED BANK — Nice residential area. March 24, 31, April 7, 14 $31.2 THE COLUMBUS CLUB OF ront St., 741-0700. Three-bedroom house. 1r 30 calls, and I »ojd It th* 'AIR HAVEN—RIVER OAKS — This baths; suitable for amall family. Prin- the estate of said Deceased will be tppointed. Large paneled game room and family room with IB sharp. Four-bedrooms, two baths, en- cipals only. 842-2845, Saturday and Sunaudited and stated by the Surrogate day. of the ,County of Monmouth and re- fint dayl" ' fireplace. Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout. Centrally air con- closed sun porch and more. Extras tticlud© wa!Mo--wnll carpeting. Call lor KEANSRUItG — Three-year-old. Three- portcll lor settlement to The Mon- ditioned. Steam bath in master bathroom. Patio for outdoor liv- details. Aflklng *2!)»!)00. GLAZEBROOK berlrooma. 65'xlO.V corner lot. Cyclone mouth County Court, probate Division, ASSOC, INC. Realtor and InBiiror. Ex-fence. City newers. Walking distance on Friday, the Twenty-first day o: ing. Truly elegant—$73,500. clusive agents [or Rumson Shora Es- N.Y. bus. FHA appraisal $14,f>50. LowApril A. D., 1967, at fl:30 o'clock n.nt. tates, 45 W. River Hd., Humson, 842- down payment. Principals only. Call at Uie County Court House, Monument 1700. and Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer- Call our office for financing details on how you can bjy. 787-1788. sey, at which time Application will be Ramamhar, U you'r* looking to tall your car, thart era it KEANBBURG — Small family wanted LINCROFT SPLIT LEVKL — 8 rooms, made (or the allowance of Commls laait 'wo doian mar* psopli who «ra raal good protpactl. (or upper Main Bt. area Home. Three luxury pool, . patio. Parochial school, fllona and Counsel feei, and Direction! large rooms, featuring &at-in kitchen. N.Y. transportation nearby. 1000' Park (or Distribution, Why wU? OF HIS R16HTB) A WINDOW AT leal Corporation, here, regret asparaginase, manufactured by IN THE NAME I WHAT CRIME 15 THIS FIRST AND MA\ KJ that an enzyme the company pro- Worthington. The commissioner can order Is Appointed duets has been labeled as a cure state aid withheld from schoo OF JUSTICE r IV HUMBLE? SOIL CHARGED Announcement of the success- \ WITH? for leukemia. ful treatment was made by J. districts which fall to comply EATONTOWN — Michael H. K. Wadley who reported that the with his order. Petrone of 10 Columbus Dr. treatment program had beep un- Monmouth Beach, has been Belford Man der the direction of Dr. Joseph named head of the borough's M. Hill, director of the J. K. Drum and Bugle Corps, John and Susie L. Wadley Research Hovendnn, chairman of the Rec- Admits Guilt, Institute, Dallas. reation Commission, has an- nounced. Remit* Promising Mr. Petrone, a teacher at Fined $200 Both Worthington officials are Memorial School, has been ac- fearful that the publicity given EATONTOWN - Russell Flke, tive in drum and bugle corps to the use of the enzyme may work more than 30 years and has 34, of 84 Leonardville Rd., Belresult- in falsely raising the hopes amassed many honors, includ- By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD ford, mi fined $200 yesterday of leukemia sufferers" and their ing a Chamber of Commerce STEVE ROPER by Magistrate William S. Throck- relatives. Neither man, howaver, citation as Outstanding Young 70NEQUESJWSWS"1 >CHMWTftUt?S MISS WRE15 UNDER morton. disputes the fact that the results Man of the Year. reported.are exciting and' prom' comas OLD MAUPOOTER V, WISDOM, MIKE/- I mmsfmeptuscmmtf ratncno He has served as coordinator OWE, MUST-VEOWmH) f ROTTEUWOOD Mr. File* pleaded guilty to ising. TO COOKY «* "MAY 1 INQUIRE IF WU ntking misitaternents on an ap- for many drum and bugle corps OUT HIS THREAT MA J0H61 CANNOT BE CARVED.' "^ZJ AREAR61ATIVE? plication for a motor vehicle Mr. Worthington explains that contests including the "dream —TANDO MAKPUT EH6R A W SCHOOL registration. ' the enzyme acts on the cancer- contest" which attracts 25,000 IADVOUT ous cells of a leukemia patient, spectators to Jersey City every OF HER/ Abo fined $200 and given a to destroy asparagine, an amlno year. (Oday Jail sentence, suspended, add which the cells require, and Mr. Petrone has been president was Dian Jamison, 26, pf 149 by destroying the asparagine- the of the Penn-Jersey Drum Corps 10th St., Belford. Miss Jamison Association for three years and M-UH-A FORMER BVSMiSS cells. also heads the Eastern Judges ASSOCIATE OP HER DAD. MA'AM/ worth of women's clothes from •i f LL BE OUT THERE TOO*y./-*JO I Normal cells do not require as- Association, nationally known EXPECT ID TALK 10 HER- PRIVATEW Bambergtrs Monmouth Shopping contest judges' group. Center store. She was repre- paragine, Mr. Worthington said. DOW READ ME CLEAR? sented by Red Bank attorney Mr. Worthington said that no Mrs. Barbara F. Mount T*omu T. Warshaw. single cure for all forms of can- cer is considered likely because Registration Three drivers lost their licenses of the great variety of abnor- To Dedicate In yesterday's court session.- A malities which can produce can- 60-day license suspension was cer. Is Scheduled By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW given Lawy A. Cagle, 18, of 23 New Organ NUBBIN High St., Red Bank, who pleaded Dr. Hill has also refrained FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — guilty to speeding 77 miles an from referring to the asparagl' Registration for September kin- hour in a 40-mph zone. Young nase as effecting a cure because At Recital dergarten will be conducted here April 17 through April 20 Cagle also paid a fine of CO. temporary remission is common FREEHOLD — An organ re- in leukemia and it takes many from 10 a.m. to noon and from John R. Ayling. 23, a Fort years before a determination of cital and the consecration of 1 to 3 p.m. Hancock soldier, lost his license new pipe organ will be held at Children to be registered musl for 30 days and paid $10 for * cure can be justified. the First Methodist Church Sun- be five by Oct. 1. Parents seek- failure to stop at I stop sign, ing to register a child must causing an accident. day, at 4 p.m. bring the child's birth certificate Julius C. Harris, 21, a Fort Eatoiitown The organ, recently Installed and a physician's record of vac- Monmouth soldier, drew a 30- by the J. P. Moller Organ Co. cination and Immunization, hi' day suspension and p»ld $19 Easter of Hagerstown, Md., will be eluding immunization for polio for careless driving leading to an played by Mrs. Barbara F. myelitis. Mount, organist and choir direc- accident • Children who reside east of Rt, tor at St. Luke's Methodist Vickl C. Broderick, 19. of 597 Still Hidden 9 will be registered April 17 an hurch, Long Branch, a position Broadway, Long Branch, lost 18 in the all-purpose room o EATONTOWN-The borough's she previously held at the Free- her license for 30 days and paid Burlington Road School. twice-postponed Easter Egg hold church. tU for speeding 60 miles an hour Hunt, sponsored by the Recrea- Those living west of Rt. 9 wi MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST In a 50-mph zone. tion Commission, was only too Mrs. Mount, who Is immediatebe registered April 19 and 20 it past president of the MonmouUi TELL WU WHAT, HONEY.'-YOU , Michael J. Loupassikis, 58, successful last Saturday. the all-purpose room of the Wes Chapter of the American Guild GO IN AND Gn SOME SLEEP! Of 2% Codies Ave., AHenhurst, Freehold School. One of the 48 prize eggs was of Organists, 'is also a past presi- ra KEEP AK EVE ON THE CAR! was fined 910 for speeding 37 Children will not necessarllj -THEN, IF THE RAN STOK so carefully hidden that it still dent of the Cecilian Club, a I THE WM WE MANNED H/^HADN'T BEEN FOR THAT miles an hour in a 25-mph zone. attend the school where they reg BEfORE. WWUGHT- has not been found. member of the' Freehold Cultur- I rr, DARUNfi!~COLI> SI K.MTE0 STORAVWED K ister, the school administrate SANDWICHES W A Hi ACROSS THE. STK Saturday's prize egg winners at al Committee, and a charter reports. iamm OLD wmXj&fWSmSm Memorial Playground were. member of the Monmouth Synv GOP Fete — Age i and under, Eddie phony League. Price, Eddie Veron, Karl Kenny, Last summer she completed Dickieson Heads Is a Sellout Lori Craford, Diane and Robert advanced organ study in New Nikoloff, Paul Lucyk, Mary Ann York City with Dr. George Mar- Pioneer Group RED BANK - Tickets for Scheldt and Michael Vlsicaro. key and John Weaver, concert HOLMDEL — Alton C. Dickie- Saturday night's Republican rcc — Age 5-7, Jimmy Zadorozy, artists. In Freehold she teach son of 11 Oak Glen La., Colts oftnitlon dinner dance honoring Michael Teters, Theresa O'Con' i piano, organ and harpsichord. Neck, has been elected a region- Mayer John P. Arnone and Coun- nor, Linda Joseph, Patsy Nulty, Mrs. Mount will play selections al . vice president of the Tele- oilmen William S. Anderson, Ricky Kulpa and Richard Guercl. by J. S. Bach, Buxtehude, Rich- phone Pioneers of America, an Joseph J. Falvo and Thomas S. — Age 8-10,' Janet Greason, ard Purvis, Roberta Bitgood and organization made up of peopli Oakley have been completely sold Linda NaMand, John Baitey, Vierne. The public Is invited. who have worked at least 1 out, says Joseph R. Serplco. Linda Sterner, Hope Morgan, years in the telephone Industry, Susan Stalfa and James Joseph. "I never have seen such tre- Mr. Dickiesbri, who is vice THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK mendous enthusiasm among local Winners at Ira E. Wolcott Detective! Certified president of transmission develop- Republicans regarding the func Playground were; RED BANK - Police Chiel ment at Bell Telephone Labora- Bon. Everybody wants to — Age 4 end under, Gail Cain, George Clayton reports that two tories, here, will serve a two- come," Mr. Serplco stated. Steve McKenzie, Earl Reed, Jim- members of the police depart- year term. my Coyne, Debbie Miller, Rosie Assemblyman Alfred N. Bea- ment have been certified a; The Telephone Pioneers spon- Santacroce, Danny LaParre, dleiton will be toastmaster. 'competent operators of • bread sors many voluntary community Stevle Scott, Kenny Crease and Guests will Include Sen. Rich- testing instrument." They are services. Ons of its current proj- Mickey LaParre. ard R. Stout: Freeholder Direc Detective Herbert Swanson and ects is aid for the blind. Pioneers tor Joseph C. Irwln; Freeholders — Age 5-7, David Whalen, Jer-Patrolman William J. Heyer. have repaired nearly 85,000 spe- Benjamin H. Darukin, Harry Lar- ry Coyne, Cindy H»w, Joi Cain, State Atty. Gen. Arthur J. cially designed record players, rUon andMarcus Daly; Assembly- Mark MoKenaie, Carol Mazza Sills awarded certificates upon called talking book machines, men Joseph Azzolina and James and Michael Laiwetta. completion of Instruction glvei provided to blind persons by th( Coleman; J. Russel Wooley, coun- — Age 8-10, Richard Coyne, by the State Police. Library of Congress. ty Republican chairman and Ann Peter Schaub, DebreH Carter, Flynn, County executive commit Ronnie LaP«rre, Tim Trask, tea chairman. Sandra Whiten and Mike Ruffin. DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham

Kiwanis Man of Year POGO By WALT KELLY Award for Gemvese RED BANK — The Red Bank •nStmorn w.seej s*m&*. Klwanls Club has named Peter E. Oenovese its man of the year, and' will hold a dinner In his honor April 22 In Molly Pitcher Inn. John J. Garruto, chairman of business and public affairs for the dub, Is in charge of the af- fair. He said each year Kiwanli honors a man from outside the club for his contributions to the community. . Mr. Genoveie, a resident of Holmdei and a partner In a Red MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Bank beverage firm, has com-, VWATDOVOUMEAN pitted a two-year term as presi- YOU'VE HAD 700 8V BREAKING INTO N\V dent of the R(d Bank Communi- MUCH TO ty Chamber of Comrnerce. ..,'...; . He Is a put president of the ^ed Bank Rotary Club, served on the Holtndd Board of Educa- tion 20 yean, and now It a mem- ber of the Holmdei Board of Ad- justment. :, Petir E, Gemmae For the pas' 43: years, Mr, Genoveit, hat bun president of negotiating team from the Garden ttft *YA WAM WK 10 A the Farmer* and Gardeners As- State FiYmer* AMftclation, hiring sociation, wMeh op*rat«s * firm seasonal wprjeer* UQtfer contract labolr, camp ln flolrndel, and far'with the government1 of Puerto v i " :'•-'•.'• • -1 -'' i many years fc»*had headed • Rico. t-IMm Unm- Ingrtt Bwarmm-1 hr4 m raft. *»C fV 2i-Fri4>, 1967 Color

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Black, Down," a tkit dealing with the *2 (Continued) somewhat problematic. We can save much nnh&ppi- 13. Urban 10. Command: hard problem of school dropouti, will Wt Arnjn t !M urchins: wood . JI—Film Feature . '' ness if we'll remember to be intolennt toward our- Men : RED BANK 2wda. H. Work hard 33.Man'» be presented Sunday in the !«:» i selves and tolerant toward others. Relations are likely Jsnb* Cecaralli J«vH CARLTON- »-Condld Comero—Color '. 15. Tho Piper's 18. Gritty name Yesterday'! Aatwtr United Presbyterian Church at The DewUr AJIalr 3:18: 7:15; 9:30. 4-Andy Wll|lom«-Vorl«ty-Color to be somewhat strained during early hours. Tension too. IS. Pole 34. Japanem 38. Hebrew (AT. — Kiddie Show: Batman 2:0c II—True Adventure—Color eases later, so continue with (octal plans for evenin - p.m. The performance will be The Deadly Allalr 1:30; 7:35; >:«. 13—Pinter Puzzle—Dlicuision ft 16. Goddess 20. Founder of box measure* by a group of young people from DORIS 'N ED'S JSSt BUN. — Kiddle snow: Batman 8:00 31—Juit Oni Room—Documentor/ hours. - of daunt Bablsm SB. Did the 39.Mak» •nry rrldsy ad Saturday MM The DMLdlr AKalr 5:00; 7:»; »;18. 47—Film—Oe Turno con Le Muertt— the Newark Presbyterian Church 17. Permit 2LHigh crawl lively MARCIU ftARZILLO EATONTOWN Roberto Etwlodo-M, mln, and is sponsored by the Women's COMMUNITY- 18. Boasting priest 37. Soft 41. Hasten. ol the plant tar your Ilittnlnt plMwrt I—Wtiof i My Llne?-color The Day Under Your Sign rods drink Association. The Youth Fellow- 36 Shera Oriv* Hlafclandf Hotel 1:10; 7:10; f.30. 9—The Scene— Interview!—Color 22. Pro 42. Perch SAT. * SUN. — Hotel 2:<0; 9:2011—Billy Graham—Discussion—Color 30. Happen ship will be in charge of the Opn Easier Monday 8:00; 10:20. H-Fllm Feature Ariet. Bora Mar.2lfe Apr. I» libra. Sept. 2} ta Oct. 22 23. Knife 1 S 4 sr 6 7 i 10 worship service. Finances finally take an upturn Relax this_jreeient After next a DRIVE-IN- 11:00 handle % FHI. * «AT. — Cartoons 7:00; J—Newt— Reoioner—Color and better than usual profits »eefc you'll have ptentr of time Crested the Color Line 7:40: 10:55 4—News-Bill Ryon-Color are tlenoted. ta dq what jrots want to do. 87. By II 11 The E.'abollca) Dr. Z »:35. S-^loj Pyn»—DlKuislon-Color Taunt. April 20 to Mty 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 oneself VA GUN. — I Craned the Color Line II—Word Of Uft—Color Snwd up jour tempo sod you'll Sparks JUST flj i£ yon let your 28. Hazy 14 7:00; 10:271 The Dllbollcil Dr. Z b« aurprisea at results that ao* ' Irriwion .ho., to thoM with «-Wtattier-Hemon-Color croe. whom you UTC 29. Wren or FREEHOLD ii:is •aadpiper IS 16 17 J—News—Reid Collins, Don Gemin!. May 21 to J«M 21 Si9iHar;ui.Nov.22f»D.c.2l FREEHOLD- You may lutTetocaUonafrleail Do nothing strenuous. Avoid 30. Amend Y/< Robertson—Color the CobbleStones In Like Flint 7:20: 1:38. lor help. Phrase your request dangerous aclivitiej aitbKd the 31. Baker's ia 19 SAT. — In Like Flint 1:30; J:0o •—Local Newt—Pond—Color 7—News And Sports—color canfttUy. lioiue. . need % YA% 7:30;. (:30. • Y//, 25 Restaurant SUN. — In Like Flint 2:50; CMS 11:25 Cancer. Jun» 22 ta July 21- Capricorn. Dec. 22 to Jan, 20 20 21 n 24. 4—Sportj—Mil Allen—color 33. Belonging 7:20; t:30. Sotfsl aiiairs under BOO! tran. You should be ahead d the to him • DINNERS • BANQUETS A5BURY PARK 11:30 sits, tat don't neglect duties game IT now if you're pljred 27 2ft 2—Film—How to Murder o Rich Uncli for fun. your cards right. SB. Morsel LVRIC- Charles Coburn—1 hr, 35 mln Leo. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aqu«rii«.J«n,2M»Feb. 17 37. Soak % Route 35 • 741-8344 • MIDDLETOWN Blow Up 2:10; 7:03; 9:2a. 4—Johnny Corwn—Vorlety—Color 13 30 BAT. * SUN. - Blow Up 3:00; 4:00 7-Locol New-Color Elaborate entertainment is not' Eldtts can he helpful if you 40. Not 8:00; 1:00; 10:00. * ' »-Fllm—Abbott ond Costello Meet COD- aeoeMary. Simple get-together need a hand financially, but % don't impose. healthy MAYFAIR- loin Wdd-Abbolt & Costello-90 mln 43. Kernel 32 11-Encoumer-R«iiQion ^^ Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Piieei. Feb. 20 Jo March 20 Hotel 2:10; 7:10: t:25. 47—Newv-Tlto Alba 44. Kind of % % % % »|T. t.jgul*. - Hotel S:JO; 4:SSi Be sui t experience in Proceed cautlouar/ as some 35 3b 37 58 11:45 makinBe guidedbrt . pistin aaimilCT ait- thinn nur »t k as ttcy eeem duck 33 ST. JAMES- 7-Flim-Tnt Hound' of the Bosker- uation. oa we surface. 45. Cozy. % vllles—Peter Custilno-I hr., 45 mln r . 40 41 42. Oforf» Girl 3:15; 7:15; J:JS. 1967, •PliSlisScra tftvtptpa Srodicate 46. Desolate s ol DOWN tS\ e*« ;%rA 1. Speedy 43 V 44 NEPTUNE CITY Hemophilia 2. Singing /A STEAK V STEIN NEPTUNE CITY- V6ie» 45 46 I, A Woman 7:00: 1:45; 10:80. 3. Duration (Formerly "Pat Brady's Inn") ,tAT. * SUN. — Journey to the Be- l A W TV Show DAILY CESETOQUOTE — Hen's bow to work it: MILLER ST. 872-9782 HIGHLANDS fSJfi!.' •*! lVSVSoo Bridge Advice AXYDLB A. A.X B MANASQUAN . I* lONOFELLOV Entertainment Weekends ALGONQUIN- On Sunday One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used Itonken po Home 3:30; 7:15; «:li. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD SAT. — Monkeri Oo Home 3:00; 7:18 SHREWSBURY - Attention of for the three I/a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apo>- "MARIE" F 6 1 a Hom 3:M ; 8 :C0 Monmouth County television view- If you read the newspapers trophles, the length And formation of the words are all Mats. "'is'-" riof " "" " * ers is directed by Hie county Bed very carefully you may discover Bach day the code letters are different. Join us for the "JOLLY HOURS" ' BRICK TOWN The Hand Cross chapter to WNBC-TV (Chan- that some college students are ENTERTAINMENT 2 P.M. TO 6 P.M. BRICK PLA2A- A Cryptogram Quotation nel 4) Sunday at 3:30 p.m., when not conservative. Perhaps that South dealer - Tibnk 7:20; t:30. LUNCHEON DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY IIIk laBs t:wthe story of a new blood fraction accounts for their failure to make East-West vulnerable OBUTQC KEG WGCK KN HLQ SoJj «i7* »*' developed in national Red Cross four spades when they played to- NORTH Featuring . . . Slcak Sandwiches •W. — Tobruk J:M>: 5:00: 1:05 AO 10 WGYITVVUVY KVM MGNGE TJH BKN O research laboratories tells of hope day's hand in the annual inter- ii TT^ i ii mm, '„ | ll—jJUJJU LAURELTON to hemophilia victims. collegiate championships held O KJ97 NHRKBM NL.G GVM.—NKJUNBC "MM hicjlwtt point en tht Atkmric Cetnt .. " DRIVE-IN- last month in several hundred • KJ97 FRI. * SAT. — In Like Flint 1:08, Featured will be Dr. Alan John- Ywterdayd Oryptoqnote: THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD 10:50; Fireball 500-6:20, colleges. WEST EAST IS FOOLISHNESS WITH GOD.—NEW TESTAMENT •OH. — In Like Flint 7:(B| 10:50, son, director of the Red 45432 A 6 Featuring Fireball M0-C90. Crosj research laboratory at South had a problem if West VQI732 <9 A654 • Gtrmaii-Aiinriem Culilll TOMS RIVER Believue Hospital, who developed opened the queen of hearts. The O32 O A1084 • lovcrlon Muiic Nightly COMMUN1TY- the antiJiemophilia factor. The reckless sort of student who didrft • 32 * A1084 * BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND and Sunday Afternoon In like Flint 7:10; 1:25. program will also show scenes in think of conserving his trumps SOUTH • Dancing Friday and Salt. •AT. — AMdie ruriM 2:09; In A AKI987 Like mm »:S; T*>; t:M. the New York-New Jersey Red would play the king of hearts C /% f MODERN SOUL1 * • Luncheon 12-2 •UN. -vta LOte Flint 2:45: 4:S5: C 8 Cross blood program's labora- from dummy at the first, trick. • Dleners TiOOj 9:20. O Q665 Mrd*V I QUARTET • Banquet Facilities DRIVE-IN— tories and donor center. East won with the ace of hearts *Q*Q66 5 . Cartoons 7:00; Blue Max 7:40; .11:50; Monmoutli chapter participates nd returned a heart, making South Wesest NNorto h East OPEN YEAR ROUND •If!"* iim. - Blue Ma. T:05; 1 * Pass 2 NT Pass FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 11:W; IWJSOM 1:80. In the New York Regional Center South ruff. When South then drew trumps he had only one 3 * Pass 3 NT Pass 291-0224 Blood Service with headquarters 4 A AH Pass GO WHERE THE ACTION IS North of. Red Bank at 150 Amsterdam Ave., Newrump left. • Opening lead— KJ Q * SCENIC DRIVE CLOSED TUESDAYS MDDDLETOWN York. Now South had to knock out TOWN- two apes to make his contract. PIN-UP LOUNGE Hol»l T.OO: 1:15. When he knocked out the ace ofruff. This gives declarer time to )f- 103 BAY AVENUE 872-114V HIGHLANDS •AT. — Klildl* Show 2:00: Hotel »:0O: 7:20: «:40. Marionette diamonds (if he tried that suit knock out the ace of clubs and •DM. - Hotel 2:10: 4:23; «:«; >:1S. irst), back would come a heart, thus make the contract under the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Show Tomorrow nd South had to use up his last protection of his last trump. ATLANTIC— RED BANK — Borough school :rump. Eventually, East would DAILY QUESTION FRI. * SAT. — KIM the Qlrln * Open Every Friday. Saturday Make Them Die 7:00: 10:23; Waychildren in grades kindergarten et in with the ace of clubs and As dealer you hold:. S—Q 10, Way Out «:<0. would defeat the contract with H—K 10 9. &~K J 9 7. C—K J SUN. — Way War Out 2:0(1; 5:00: through five can see the Berke- 1:1%: Tht Bell Boy 3:(5; Kin the his last heart. 9 7. What do you say? Olrli * Make Thr-m rile 1:50; 10:30. FRIDAY ley Marionettes tomorrow at 1:30 South makes the contract by / HAZLET Answer: Pass. You have 13 p.m. at River Street School. The ;onserving his trumps more care- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- points in high cards and 1 poin: "SONNY & THE 'ully. He must play a low heart FM.. SAT. 4 SUN. — Cartoon 7:11; performance is sponsored by the for the doubleton but shou'.d dis- Tobruk 7:2:; 11:13; Teiai Acrail from the dummy at Hie first the niyer »:30. Parkj and Recreation Depart- count a point or so for the double- STARFIRES" PMZA- trick. ment. ton queen of spades (which is Tntiruk 7:10: 9:20. If West leads another heart, SAT. — Toliruk 2:45; 5:1S: 7:41); 8:50. not worth 2 points in high cards The well known troupe will pre- South can be forced to ruff once. SUN. — Tobruk 2:4.1; 5:00; 7:26; 0:35. and also 1 point as a doubleton) KEYPORT sent "The Magic Salt Shaker," But dummy will play the 10 if The Home of Gracious Dining and perhaps another point be- SATURDAY a fantasy in which animals talk, West leads ft low heart at the You'y a tratt waiting for P'hrenhclt «1—7:00: 10:15; Moment people fly and a magic salt shak- cause the hand is aceless. You *° Moment 8:50. second trick and will play the you onca you enter th« er turns people into animals. wouldn't go to jail ior opening scene sv, _ Fahrenheit 411—7:10; 10:13; king if West leads the jack of "THE MOTIFS" charming Spirit Spot. You'll ** -**ent to Moment 9:00.. this hand, but an expert would love the Early American' de- S'fN*. — Moment to Moment 5:00; The five-scene play is present- hearts. This develops a heart DANCECIUBF0RTEENA6ERS »•:»; Fahrenheit 45I-4):«s: 10:25. ed in a three-dimensional theater trick in the dummy so that the pass it. cor of our cozy dining room , EAST BRUNSWICK by actors who have played to defenders cannot make South but. mott important, you'll To order A Pocket Guide to enjoy to the fullest our lu- TURNPIKE- millions of Americans in the 30ruff twice. Bridge send 50 cents to Red Bank perb meals lerved in e mo»t Rutairaat - Cetkroll Uu»g» OUTDOOR — ITO, SAT. * SIW. - years of the troupe's existence. at the OAKS Twrnty-mth Hour 7:O0; 10:30: Dr South puffs the second heart, Register, • Box 3318, Grand Cen- grdciout manner. Gotdfoot * the Girl Bomtn 0:20. [raws trumps and knocks out the tral Station, New York, N. Y. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN Sycaaior* AVHI« INDOOR — Twenty-filth Hour 7:30 LUNCHEON DAILY Be Modern, use the Dally Reg- ice of diamonds. If East returns 10017. It covers bidding conven ll:?0; Dr. OoMfoot ft trie Girl Bombi 8:00 to 11:30—Admission $1.00 Dlnnm Eicept Mondays New Skmnhary-TbttwiMli rt. South clof*t not haVG ti is rjoint count and 'so on. •A1\ * SUN. — Hanwl ft Orete ister Classified. 1:00; 1:40; Seven Dwarla to me Hen CUB 3:00; Twenty-fifth Hour 7:30 11 :W; Dr. Ooldloot ft Ule Olrl Bombi >:M>; «:S0. PERTH AMBOY AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— FRL ft iAT. — Cartoons 7:1V Tobruk 7:33; 11:10; The Project?. Han •:». DECORATIVE - EXCITING — QUALITY SUN. — Carlooiu MS: Tobruk 7:33 11:19; Th> Prelected Man 8 53. MAJESTIC— Hotel 1:00: T;00; 10:45; First ti Flint »:10. •AT. ft SUN. — Kiddle Show: Sei tunU Three 3:00; Hotel 1:33: 10:30 FRENCH PROVINCIAL LIVING ROOMS First to FlftH 5:00; 1:4.1. MENU) PARK CTNEMA- Hotel 3:00; «:«; 7:«; ».». , •AT. — Klddia Show: First Men I This breathtaking sale is on a first come, first served basis only! These are the Moon 11:30; Hotel 3:00: 4:40 T:M: 10:09. iilN. — Hotel >:»; 4:40; 7:iS: »:U manufacturers' closeouts. 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THURLOf OTIR SPlimOWS" 30 college-ag« muiiclam who have appeared in many ehurchet and wall* known auditorium! and at BOTH PIECES FOR LESS THAN BOTH both the Seattle and New York World1! Fain will NORMALLY THE SOFA ALONE! preient a SPLENDOR OF PIECES SACRED SONG, a concert of Sacred mutic, in Con* vtmlon Hall In Atbury • NO CHARGE FOR 3-MONTH ACCOUNTS Park on Sunday afternoon, April 9 at 2:30 P.M. Ad- 70 South 7th Ave., Long Branch mijtion it free. A freewill • TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY* offering will be taken. Open 'til 6 P.M.; Wed. and Fri. 'til 9; Saturday 'til 5 Sponsored by Youth Chal- lenge. ... Penalized Permit Application WQl Be Corrected *-Frid*y, Apia 7, 1967 OCEAOTORT ~. The Zoning Ms existing cuige. Uis tppUea- 4 From County Heard At Bus BUI Hearing OUt MIKING Board of Adjustment fau Hon. however, aafcrf tan a 40- '. \y Magistrate, TRENTON — Four Monmoutti free busing would in cre- select it to maintain a society himself may determine the call- by SMoot extension. The discrep- FREEHOLD — Enteft Mates, TOWNSHIP - MagU- County residents were among the ation of private schools and add deemed desirable by them, ber of education he receives.. allowed Joseph Mass, Portau- ancy was noted during the hear- 15 Hudson St., reported W* car • «te - Vincent Agresu' ha more than SO who testified be-to the enrollment of Catholic "Persons interested In provid- Mr. Quinn asserted that, even peck Ave.,. to withdraw a vari- ing, stolen from In front of III* tame DM John Desimone of Tenny fore the Senate Education Com- church schools. He said the re- ing a firm religious foundation though 75 per cent of the extra ance application to submit it The board ruled Mr. Mazza sometime between 7: JO and I Mi Ave., Toms River, $15 fi mittee on the controversial free suit in city public schools would for their children may select it busing cost will be reimbursed, again next month. shouii correct the application 10:45 p.m. Wednesday, according ireless driving and $10 forco n school bus bill. be to worsen racial imbalances. for that reason the local board wiU have to la; Mr. Mazza is asking permission form and reapply for the vari- to police. Patrolman Thomas tempt of court. Ronald Carlon Rabbi Morris Shmidman, pres Negroes Would Use "(But) this concept carried out out the initial money itself an to build a 40-by 40-foot addition to ance. Oakley is investigating. fcrosby Ave., Deal Park, Lucil ident of the New Jersey Rab- Chairman Matthew Feldman, on a large scale can be disas- wait two years to get Its mone; piayt of Deal Rd., Asbury Part binical Council and spiritual di- D-Bergen, drew from Mr. Jones trous to the American public back. The impact on local tax |nd David S. Ackerman of Ex rector of Congregation Bnai I* agreement that some Negroes school system. Not only will seg- payers can be serious, he sail Change PI., Long Branch eacl rael, Asbury Park, end Morris also would avail themselves of regation of social class, creed He concluded: jytere fined $10 for speeding. Mogelever, a former newspaper free busing to leave public schools and race be fostered but also in-, "The administration of trans editor and now deputy state ath and attend ottier schools of their tellectual segregation will re- portation programs for private £ Lawrence Harvey of BeHevue sult ... ilve., Rumson, was fined $10 fo Ietic commissioner, also from own choice. schools by public Boards of Ed "We believe in the concept of ucation is unrealistic. We are fcarelets driving, Karl Soder o! Asbury Park, supported the bill. But the witness would not Park Ave., Spring Lake Heights equal educational opportunities. the business of education—nc The rabbi and the commis agree that the result would give It has never been completely transportation , Savings Grow.,. was fined $25 for contempt sioner, whose remarks had been the migrating pupil a "better ed- "Court and John Demarzo realized. Too often the circum- "Any society divided against summarired in advance by The ucation." Mr. Jones said he be- stances In which a student finds itself loses strength." forth Wanamassa Dr., Wana Daily Register, • claimed that lieved the best education came Fast at rnassa, was fined $100 for th busing would provide a public from an environment of ex- use of profane language in serivce to which all students change of ethnic cultures and public place. were entitled under the law. living standards. Mr. Jones told the committee Highlands Board Sets HStrvmg An Ccnlrol H Opposing the measure, how- that, whilfe he conceded parochi- ever, were Ermon K. Jones, al schools would accept non- .president of the Asbury Park- white students, he felt th« de- Applications Deadline Neptune Branch of the NAACP, gree of integration in them was HIGHLANDS — A May 1 dead- Mr. Bolger recommended that I and Robert Quinn, president of not much different in his own FREE ESTIMATE line has been set by the part time director be hired foi the Eatontown Board of Educa- community than in the public r on your Board of Education for receiving the project to continue the pro- ROOFING and SIDING tion. schools. applications for the position of Qatteri, Ltodns aid Rtpoln gram when he leaves. Uwnlnum Storm Windows, D»n Mr. Jones took the view that Mr. Jones lives in Neptune and administrative principal in the borough school. . ' Staff Employed Carlsen Home Modemi&'ng has helped force a lawsuit to re- Personnel hired for the Tit • S41-1U1 quire the township Board of Ed- Joseph R. Bolger, current prin- MB *U. WORK GUARANTEED cipal, will leave June 30 to be- 1 program were auditor. He: ucation to integrate schools. come superintendent of the Keans- bert A. Carusoe; clerk, Mrs. Em- Mr. Quinn appeared as the of- burg school system. ily Johnson; summer school LITTLE ficial representative of the Ea- When the question of Mr. Bol-teachers, Ernest Vaughan, Rob- tontown board, according to Hen-ger's official resignation was first ry Cioffi, secretary, who ac- raised last night by board mem- ert Cadmus, Mrs. Jeanett SAVERS companied him. ber Mrs. Florence Adair, board Swaim, Michael Lettieri, ant "We have no quarrel with the president Stewart D. King par- Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher, and right of Americans to send their ried the inquiry with "What res- remedial teacher, Mrs. Agnes WELCOME ignation? I only know what's in children to private schools," said 1 Hebler. Mr. Quinn. "We support it. the paper.' In other business, the board: Girls greet spring in the way they know best, i "Usually this prerogative is se- Job Accepted casing the stores like J. Kridel's Corner. lected for very specific reasons. Mr. Bolger has not yet sub- — Approved the use of th Economically advantaged people mitted his resignation to the school's baseball field for Little board, although he said last night League games of the Highlands ie has officially accepted the Junior Athletic League. Keansburg job. — Announced that bids on coal The local position will not be milk, ice cream, and bread wil 600 Braodwoy, of Nonfood Avenue, Long Branch advertised. Mr. King noted that be returnable by 4 p.m. on Fri • OaUiftnt •HoImM • Kevporr •MkMletow* • Neptune City DO YOU WANT EXTRA SAVINGS "everybody knows about this," day, Apr. 28. and said interested applicants will certainly meet the May — Authorized the advertising on fiome improvements? deadline. for bids for maintenance of schoc Mrs. Adair had asked to have grounds between May 15 and Ocl NOW—SAVE the deadline extended to May 15. 15. UP TO $200.00 One new teacher. Miss Gloria MAN FOUND GUILTY Senitch, Belford, was hired at FREEHOLD - A Freeholi Thousands of satisfied cus- last night's session. A graduate of Township man yesterday was cor tomers throughout Mon- Jersey City State College, Miss mouth and Ocean coun- victed of petty larceny by a jurj COMPANY Senitch will teach third grade at before Superior Court Judge El ties, your assurance of a salary of $5,700. vin R. Simmill. PARK • MO IAMK • MM complete satisfaction. We Mrs. Adair objected to the have our own crow of hiring, on principle, since apply- Berkley H. Brown, Rt. 33, was found guilty of taking $70 out of skilled craftsmen and use ing teachers are not required to come before the entire school a cash register in he Foodtown quality materials through- supermarket. Freehold, on Aug, out. board before being approved. Under current policy, a screen- 12. ing committee interviews pros- Judge Simmill set sentencin; OLDEST-LARGEST pective teachers and presents Its for April 28. suggestions for board approval. HOME IMPROVEMENT On Mr. Bolger's recommenda- DINNER OUTDOORS tion, the board hired the follow- Dinner out of doors is a very SPECIALISTS IN COUNTY ing personnel for next summer's special treat a homemaker can W» have always been famous Head Start program; Head teach- give her family. It doesn't r< LOW COST. 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