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William T. needed full time. The free- become a full time prosecu- Cahill, Mr. Keuper had a holders agreed there should tor beginning May 1, Vincent choice. He could remain be seven because four are P. Keuper yesterday named part time for $19,000 a year needed for criminal trials, three of his-allotted sevens and continue his private law one for juvenile court, one for full time assistants and may practice or he could go full appellate work and one for name the remaining,four to- time for $32,000 but restricted grand jury proceedings. day. solely to his public duties. During a press conference, After getting ^approval from Term Ends in "11 Freeholder Albert E. Allen the county Board of Free- Mr. Keuper's term expires said that there was nothing holders for seven full time Sept. 1, 1971. The assistant i permissive in the bill, that if assistants — three less than prosecutors who also decide the prosecutor decided to go there are now on part time — to go full time and give up full time, then the board and for their salaries, Mr. their private law practices would have to provide the Keuper disclosed his initial will also be out of jobs at that salaries for him and the as- three assistants would be time. sistants. John W. Applegate, John The freeholders conferred PetillQ (both have been with with Mr. Keuper and with Su- Freeholder Ernest G. Kava- Mr. Keuper since he became perior Court Judge Elvin R, lek added that the board had prosecutor in 1955) and Thom- Simmill; the assignment no choice in determining if as J. Smith Jr. Mr. Apple- judge, early yesterday. The Mr. Keuper should go full gate will continue as first as- conference presumably was time. He added that he con- _sistantj)£qsecutor. about the number of assistant (See County, Pg. 3, Col. 3) John A. Pctillo Thomas J. Smith Jr. Vincent P. Keuper John W. Applegate iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii Vacant Georgia Facilities May Be for Signal School By DORIS KULMAN cilities they occupied will be School to the Georgia post. Monmouth school to Ft. Gor- The Army may or may not vacant, according to Maj. And, he said, because "there don. be planning' to move the Sig- Richard Lamb, public affairs are too many unknown fac- "We don't know there will nal School from •• Ft. Mon- officer there. That will leave tors" he wasn't able to de- . be any changes at Ft. Mon- mouth and consolidate it with empty facilities for 10,000 per- termine if the soon-to-be-va- mouth," a spokesman for the the larger Southeastern Sig- sons — trainees and instruc- eated facilities at Ft. Gordon senator said yesterday, "but nal School at Ft. Gordon, Ga., tors. There are 8,800 students would be suitable or adequate we want to get the facts on but one thing's sure — come and faculty at the Ft. Mon- for the Ft. Monmouth school. the table before any an- a week from Friday, Ft. Gor- mouth Signal School now, in- Meanwhile, Sen. Clifford P. nouncement is made." don's going to have lots of cluding 908 civilians. Case, It-N.J., has called a To Bring Data empty room. Unaware of Plans meeting with Army officials The Case spokesman said By March 13, Ft. Gordon Maj. Lamb said he doesn't for Friday at 2 p.m. in his that Army officials have been will have deactivated three know of any plans to move Washington office to discuss asked to bring to the meet- training brigades, and the fa- the Ft. Monmouth Signal the rumored move of- the Ft. (See School, Pg. 2, CoL 4) State's High Court Rules For Towns in Utility Case THE 'FIGHTING LADY* PACES MOTHBALLS — The famed aircraft carrier USS Yorlctown, the 'Fighting Lady" of World War II, is nosed towards a borth of Navy Yard in South Boston where it faces mothballing in June. By PAUL KERN Shrewsbury and New 150-foot high towers. Milton Mausner, attorney The carrier was reactivated for service in Korean war and of Vietnam. She slid down ways seven minutes early_ ^TRENTON - The New Jer- Shrewsbury contended that — It must act on an appli- for the nine-town Municipal at launching in Newport News, Va., Jan. 21, 1943, but Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt swung twice anj smashed Hsey Supreme Court ruled yes- their local zoning ordinances cation by the utility for im- Coordinating Committee, a terday that Shrewsbury and are as binding on the utility munity from the local ordi- utility and transportation bottle of champagne on bow bsfore it tlid our of reach. - ^ 1AP Wirephoto) New Shrewsbury have zoning as on an individual unless the nances. The request for im- watchdog group, and attorney powers over the towers Jer- utility secures special permis- munity was made after the for New Shrewsbury, said the sey Central Power & Light sion from the PUC to circum- two boroughs had filed their case will have "statewide sig- Co. started erecting from vent the ordinance. cases. nificance" and sets a prece- Colts Neck to Red Bank. The courts decision leaves Shrewsbury Borough Attor- dent-clarifying state laws re- Nixon Asks Congress Speed gulating public utilities. The court, setting a state- three actions pending before ney Howard Roberts said yes- wide precedent, ruled a the PUC. terday he thinks the PUC was Mr. Mausner said .New "utility may be prosecuted — It must act on an ease- waiting for a Supreme Court Shrewsbury has filed a suit for violation" of a Zoning or- ment application by the Cent- decision before rendering its against the utility for daily Law Barring Railroad Strike dinance and the utility cannot ral Railroad of New Jersey own. violations from Jan. 7, 1969, decide when jt is liable under before JCP&L can rent a Shrewsbury and New through Aug. 8,,J969, the. date local ordinances. right-of-way from the rail- The Senate Labor Commit- The three of us who have al- Shrewsbury contend that the utility filed an appeal in WASHINGTON (AP) - stoppage because a minority JCP&L had contended that road for the towers. towers are too' close to resi- Monmouth County Court. President Nixon, in his first of the affected workers re- tee and House Commerce ready ratified the agreement it did not need to go to the Committee promptly sched- his proposal embraces are in Must Act dential areas and a school, Municipal Courts tin New big labor crisis, asked Con- jected a contract agreed to municipalities for site plan, — It must act on a series too close to Red Bank Air-: Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury gress to whip into law today by their leadership," Nixon uled hearings today on Nixon's no condition to complain," approval, a building permit of' investigative hearings to port for safety, arid'they, mar proposal, the Senate commit- said Winpisinger, vice presi- had convicted the utility of a mandatory contract settle- said. He urged Congress to or a variance or go to the determine the benefits and the beauty of residential the offenses and had levied ment for 45,090 shopcraft impose a settlement agreed tee calling in Secretary of dent of the International As- • Public Utilities Commission drawbacks of forcing the areas because of their loca- sociation of Machinists, larg- ?100 a day fines, suspended workers to block a midnight to by three AFL-CIO unions Labor George P. Shultz. for immunity from the local utility to lay the wires under- tion, height and H-frame con- pending the outcome of the nationwide railroad strike. but rejected by the Sheet While Nixon's proposal est of the four unions. ordinances. ground instead of erecting the struction. appeal. "We must not submit to the Metal Workers International could be put through Con- Sheet Metal Workers Pres- chaos of a nationwide rail Association. '.. ' gress by Thursday afternoon ident Edward F. Carlough under rarely used procedures, called on Congress to reject leaders were guessing action Nixon's proposal as unconsti- would take at least a week tutional and unjust. Car Insurance Plan — and even longer if heavy Negotiators for the Machin- Catena to Decide opposition develops. ists, Electricians and Boiler- There is longstanding oppo- makers union agreed to the h Nixed by Cahill sition in Congress to imposing proposal Dec. 4 in a mem- compulsory contract settle- orandum of understanding TRENTON (AP) - New comments as he told news- To Talk, Be Jailed ments in labor disputes, but and their members approved Jersey Gov. William T. Ca- men he planned to accept TRENTON (AP) - Gerar- timony from alleged mob- chief union negotiator William it in ratification votes. Sheet hill has all but said that a the recommendations of his do "Jerry" Catena, reputed- sters, has been upheld by the W. Winpisinger predicted Metal negotiator Wally "no fault" concept of, paying new Insurance commissioner, ly one of the nation's most state supreme court. Congress will pass Nixon's O'Brien agreed tentatively to auto insurance claims has no Robert L. Clifford, to appoint powerful .mobsters, faces an Kingfield told Catena's at- compulsory settlement. the memorandum, but re- chance of enactment in the a committee to study all fa- indeterminate jail sentence torneys last month their "It's a really ingenious pro- fused to accept it after his Garden State, - cets of the auto insurance in- today unless he answers ques- ' client should be prepared to posal, albeit not unexpected. members voted it down. The governor detailed for dustry, including the "no tions on organized crime by "change his abode for the first time yesterday his fault" concept. the State Investigation Com- awhile'1 if he still refuses to specific objections to the plan, Not in Any State mission. answer commission ques- which in the past he has Cahill noted that the "no Catena is scheduled to ap- tions. called "impractical." fault" concept had not been pear before Superior Court Russo Scheduled The Inside Story He said it would cost too adopted in any state. "If it Judge Frank' J. Kingfield in Also scheduled to appear much because it would pay had any merit," he said, "it , the Mercer County Court later in the morning is An- damages to persons involved would have been enacted by Monmouth files to Kansas Cily Page 14 in accidents, regardless of some'State." Hpse to answer charges of thony "Little Pussy" Russo Middletown ousted by Caimlen .*. Page 14 contempt of the commis- of Long Branch, one of whether they were guilty of Clifford, a former trial law- Knlcks stampede SF Warriors _...:...Pagc 15 motor vehicle violations. yer with an extensive negli- sion. Catena's lieutenants at the Rummage comes out of hiding Page 18 shore. . Cahill said it would cover gence practice, said he did Catena, of South Orange, Engagements announced Page 13 drivers who had been drink- not favor "scrapping the ex- who allegedly is boss of the Russo had, been jailed for Women's Day at MSC 1'agc 20 ing, who had stolen autos or isting tort liability system Cosa Nostra family of the lale contempt but was released Cancer Crusade aides get busy Page 21 who were narcotics addicts, for an untried system." Vito Genovesc, was offered temporarily so he could un- Innocent Bystander 15 Television 27 in addition to legitimate But he said "the no fault Immunity from prosecution by dergo medical treatment at Looking 'cm Over 15 Women's News 18-21 claims by other drivers. plan should not be rejected the commission last fall in Mohmouth County Medical Amusements 27 The plan as proposed by out of hand." exchange for his testimony. Center. Astro-Guide 26 DAILY REGISTER two law school professors Still Refused The governor noted that He is scheduled to re-enter Bridge 26 PHONE NUMItERS would abolish the require- when he was in Congress, he But he .still refused to talk, the jail until he decides lo Classified Ads 22-24 ment that a jury wmrfd have tried unsuccessfully to start a claiming Hjs fifth amend- talk to the commission. Comics ; 26 Main Office .7410010 to determine who « at fault congressional investigation of ment privilege against self- Another alleged Cosa Nos- Editorials 6 Classified Ads .. .741-6900 in the accident. the industry. OILY BIRD GETS BATH — A Florida Presbyterian Incrimlnation. New Jersey's tra figure, Joseph "Joe Bay- Financial 25 Home Delivery .741-0010 Instead, it would permit in- And he insisted it was still Collage student clsans ono of tho many waterfowl witness immunity law, which onnc" Zicarelli of Cllffsidc Obituaries 4 Middletown Bureau 671-2250 surance companies simply to a national problem, since the that was covered with crude oil after a damaged has been used to compel 'tes- Park, a reputed lieutenant in Opinion Page 6 Freehold Bureau ...462-2121 pay actual damages suffered industry really should be Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 tanker lost 21,000 gallons of the oil in Tampa Bay, i/j Price Sale. The Stork the Paul Sclacca family, went, Sports 14-16 by those involved in tho ac- considered interstate com- Stock Market 25 Sports Department 741-M17 Fob. 13. Students and residents of the c't.y pitched Stop, Brighton Ave., West End. back to jail last week and Is. cident. merce, a field regulated by Congress. in to, help clean tha birds and save their livei. (Adv.) working in the jail laundry. iilliiiilMiiliiiiia The governor made his 2 .WE DAttt M&ISTER, UED BANK,M7M>L£T0TOf, «. ^WEDNESDAY, MABCH 4,1970 School Could Mom to Georgia (Continued) from the list of those Sen. The Ft. Monmouth Signal and printing laboratories for Forces' largest technical ing "hard figures" on expen- Case's office said had been School teaches advanced the Audio-Visual Division, and school but it has a peculiar ditures, civilian manning and asked to Friday's confab. • courses in electronic skills, a 9,000 square foot classroom flaw for a communications improvements at both the Ft. Both are Democrats. and the repair and mainte- building for the Department school, at least as far as an Monmouth and Ft, Gordon However, the Case aide nance of highly complex com- of Command Communications Signal Schools during the past said he is certain both Wil- munications equipment. (officers). out-of-state reporter is con- 10 years, as well as specific liams and Howard will be in- According to Maj. Lamb, The Signal School is a ten- cerned. It can't switch tele- information about courses, en- vited. the facilities at the Ft. Gor- ant agency at Ft. Monmouth, phone calls. rollments, and projections for Got No Response don School "are all new." which is the home of the Ar- both schools. Congressman Howard's of- New Facilities my Electronics Command. The Daily Register report- fice said late yesterday that The Southeastern Signal er yesterday was referred to The Continental Army Com- Lots of the facilities at the four' different offices before mand, which has jurisdic- he hasn't received a response Ft. Monmouth Signal School School is one of many agen- to his Monday telegram re- cies housed on the 55,000-acre reaching the public affairs of- tion over the signal schools, are new, too, and one build- fice. And each time, the sec- and the Department of the questing a meeting with Sec- ing now is under construction. Georgia post, eight miles out- retary of Defense Laird to side Augusta. Ft. Gordon is retary was sorry, but, she ex- Army both have been asked Some of the new facilities in- plained, she had no way of to send representatives to the discuss the rumored Signal clude a half-million dollar cir- the home of the military po- School shift. lice and the Army's civil'af- switching an incoming call. So, meeting, the Case spokesman cuit conditioning laboratory four times the reporter hung said. Rumors of a move lo Ft. for use by the Department of fairs school. Gordon are an almost regu- The Ft. Gordon Signal up the phone, and then dialed He said that New Jersey Specialist Training (enlisted Ft. Gordon, Ga., anew. Gov. William T. Cahill will lar twice-a-yearoccurrence at men), color film processing School may be the Armed be represented at the meeting the Ft. Monmouth Signal by Greg Saputeli, described School. The present rumor as a Cahill administrative erupted Friday and was aide. promptly denied by the Sig- nal School, which did say that Matawan Council Okays TOP WINNERS — Patrice Fournier, left, and Leigh Srau, fcoth 14 yean eld and Others to Attend Assemblyman-Joseph Azzo. it was preparing information both of Middlstown, admire savings fconds they received as winners in the essay .Una, R-Monmouth, who three SOT an Army-wide study on contest sponsored by the Exchange Club of the Greater Red Bank Area," mark- days ago called on Case and long-range stationing plans. (ing National Crime Prevention Week. Girls are ninth grade student* at Thompson - Cahill to meet with Army of- Deactivate of the three training brigades at Ft. Gor- Water Rate Hike Plan Junior High School, Middletown. Making presentations in Crystal Brook Inn, ficials to probe the rumored Class —• Patrolmen Michael . Ft. Monmouth Signal School don is attributed to a re- MATAWAN - After a two- the rates have not changed; Eatontown, are Red Bunk Police Capt. Frank Maiza, second from right, chairman duction in the size of the hour public hearing, during the cost of cleaning up the Cohen, Irvin R. Plant and move south and representa- James Walker — and accept- of the event, and Josep'h Jiminaro, committee member. (Register Staff Photo) tives of civilian employes at Army and the withdrawal of which 30 of the 75 citizens borough's rusty water;' a troops from Vietnam. The court order to improve sew- cd with regret the resigna. the Ft. Monmouth school al- present spoke and Council- tton of Patrolman Robert P. so will attend the meeting, training brigades at the man Donald T. Day present- age treatment; and more Georgia post were increased 'pay-as-you-go' projects. Kerek. the Case spokesman said. ed posters of comparative The gypsy moth was de- The Case spokesman said in 1962, when Army involve- figures, Borough Council last The council decided not to ment in Vietnam was stepped clared a public nuisance in Board in Union Beach that he didn't know who would night unanimously adopted remand Levitt and Sons' sub- cooperation with the Shade up. represent the Ft. Monmouth an ordinance to raise the av- division application to. the Tree Commission and the School Is Largest employes. erage water rate to $14.25 Planning Board pending fur- state Department of Agricul- Assemblyman Azzolina said The Southeastern Signal • quarterly.- ture. that he will ask civilian School at Ft. Gordon, opened ther .study. Trims Budget $28,500 1 workers who he said have in 1948 to augment the Ft. The sewer rate hearing The borough will receive been involved in the struggle Monmouth School, is the larg- lasted 15 minutes and its $3,900 in back payments from Chinese Art I« Set UNION BEACH-After de- this year, but perhaps we can their feelings," he suggested. TAIPEI (AP) - Four thou- liberating one week the Board revamp our policy in the fu- to keep the Signal School at est signal school in the coun- ordinance was also unani- Lakeridge School in Madison, "Transportation has never try and the largest technical mously adopted, doubling the Township for the use of the sand pieces of Chinese art of Education Jast night an- ture. To me transportation is been a happy^ subject with Ft. Monmouth to accompany nounced it is cutting,f28,500 nothing but a headache." him. He said that he doesn't school maintained hy any rate to a flat $10 quarterly. borough seWer"" system, ac- will go on display for the first, us," Mr. Flynn said~"Our' time in 20 years when two- from its defeated current ex- "I have received complaints think representatives of the branch of the services. Mr. Day's listing of rea- cording to Councilman Day. secretary is contacting bus It occupies more than two sons why the increases were Council approved promo- new wings of Taipei's Nation- pense budget. that kids are bused one block companies now to see if it two unions at Ft. Monmouth As the board met jointly from the school," Mayor Al- are included. million square feet of cov- necessary included inflation tion of three probationary pa- al Palace Museum open this would be cheaper to contract ered training space and has, over the past five years while trolmen to Patrolman Third month. with Borough Council, board fred T< Hennessy Jr., said. our high school routes. If the Ft. Monmouth Signal finance chairman Richard "I have also been told that School is consolidated with on an average, between 10,- "I guess the only thing for 000 and 12,000 students at-any Flynn said the board is delet- the board has so many buses us lo do is to eliminate trans- the Ft. Gordon school, it pre- ing the proposed hiring of a on the road they are running sumably will.be as one of the given time. It has a faculty portation all together or op- and staff of 4,000, and 821 second French teacher at $8,- into each other." erate at an acceptable cost 100 major changes that Sec- 500 and will also cut $20,000 retary of Defense Melvin civilian employes. Weather: Mild, Rain Expected School superintendent Wil- to everyone," he said. from its tuition account. Laird is expected to announce The Signal School at Ft. liam DiMaio said the system' "Can you live-nwth these Cloudy with a chance of oc- Alabama community of Cha- shifting to northwesterly early, "We met last week and is operating with eight buses cuts?" Mayor Hennessy soon in his drive for military Monmouth'has 5,700 students, economy. 2,200 officers and enlisted men casional rain developing this torn, 75 miles north of Mo- tomorrow morning, and after-, again' tonight before this for elementary and high asked. afternoon, highest tempera- bile, Tuesday night and meeting," Mr. Flynn said. school transportation. "The The meeting called by Sen. on its faculty and. staff, and noon. Cloudy with occasional "Yes," Mr. DiMaio replied, 908 civilian employes. tures in the low 40s. Cloudy caused some property dam- "We went over the entire only children that are bused "but it will curtail our Case doesn't indicate that tonight with rain likely, low age. No injuries were re- rain beginning this afternoon budget item by item. We have closer than one half mile are French program." New Jersey's Republican sen- The civilian payroll at the in the mid 30s. Rain ending ported. Isolated twisters and ending tomorrow morn- cut as far as we can. We the kindergarten, students," ator has any disagreement Ft. Gordon Signal School is ing followed by partial clear- have nowhere else to go. "We are taking a risk on early tomorrow morning fol- touched down in Texas, Ark- he stated. with the Republican adminis- authorized at $7,851,000 for the lowed by partial clearing, ansas, Louisiana and Missis- 'Good Long Look' our tuition acqount," board tration's stress on economy, present fiscal year. The ci- ing. Visibility two to four "Transportation is a mon- member Theodore P. Brunei- highest temperatures 45 to sippi through the day. Dam- miles except one mile or less "We are going to take a sler," board member Henry the Case aide declared. vilian payroll at the Ft. Mon- 50. Friday's outlook, partly age generally was light. Ii said. "I hope we don't get Wants All Data mouth Signal School is appox- in precipitation this afternoon good long look at our trans- T. Denier, said. "Maybe it ourselves into a hole." cloudy and cooler. "Sen. Case wants all infor- jmately ?10 million, and the Temperatures continued un- and tonight'improving to five portation account," he con- should go before the people seasonably mild from the tinued. "We can't make a cut as a referendum to obtain Mr. DiMaio said the board mation about the matter so military payroll, $17.5 million. In Long Btanch, yesterday's miles or more with wind shift had allowed the $20,000 "con- high was 39 and the low was Gulf northward to the lower Ft. Monmouth will be able Has Three Shifts tomorrow morning. tingency fund in anticipation to make a fair case," the The Ft. Monmouth Signal 34. It was 35 at 6 p.m. The Great Lakes. Sharply colder of the high school enrollment. aide said. "Sen. Case doesn't School is operating full-blast overnight low was 34 and the weather dipped into the Great TIDES Importance of Dollar object to doing away with 'round-the-clock, with three temperature at 7 this morning Plains where readings in Sandy Hook ' "Our first thought was waste and he's not against shifts of classes. There are was 35. some cases dropped 20 to 30 TODAY - High 5:12 am County Birth that a small cut would inean cutting defense spending. But two shifts at the Ft. Gordon / Thunderstorms dumped degrees. and low 11:18 p.m. nothing," Mr. Flynn con- his position is always to look School, but 75 per cent of the heavy rain into portions of Temperatures before dam TOMORROW - High 5.36 tinued, "but as you pointed at it in a hard manner. He students are on the first shift. the Southeast today and trig- ranged from 9 below zero at a.m. and 6:06 p.m. and low... RIVEUVIEW MONMOUTH MLDICAL out last "week," Mr. Mayor, does represent constituents in There isn't any similarity gered high winds and hail in Cut Bank, Mont., to 72 at Key a.m. and 12:01 p.m. Red Bunk Long Branch every dollar is gojng to be New Jersey and he wants in the courses taught at the scattered areas. Nearly 3 in- West, Fla. For Red Bank and Rumson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sicili- Mr. and Mrs. James Renna important." the.m to have a fair chance." two schools. Ft. Gordon ches of rain soaked New Or- MARINE bridge, add two hours; Sea ano (nee Marie Cruva), 72 (nee Judith Merl), 180 Cole- Addressing the board last The names of New Jersey's teaches elementary courses, leans during the night. Two- Cape May to Block Island: Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Eighth St., Belford, twin man Ave., Long Branch, week Mayor Hennessy said, other senator, Harrison A. basically operation and re- inch downpours ranged east- South to southeast winds ten Long Branch, deduct 15 min- daughters, Monday. daughter, yesterday. "Our worry is that tf|e tax- Williams Jr., and Rep. James pair of simple equipment, and ward along the Gulf Coast. to 20 knots with higher gusts utes; Highlands bridge, .add Mr. and Mrs. James Patton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Celli payers can't stand the impact J. Howard, whose district in- the communications training A tornado dipped into the today and 15-25 knots tonight 40 minutes. (nee Linda Christiansen), 43 (nee Dorothy Mernin), 21 of a $300,000 raise in taxes cludes Ft. Montnouth, were is designed mainly for infan- Dogwood Road, Middletown, Myrtle.Ave., Long Branch, all at once." conspicuous by their absence try units. . "V "'3' ,i" son.Monday. daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL (nee Nancy' Levine), 142 Sec- Neptune ond St., Keyport, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Armand De- OPEN JUST IN TIME FOR Monday. Ligio (nee Patricia Rumford) . 1203 Jefferson Ave., Mana- Mr. and Mrs.. Robert squan, son, Monday. 3 DAYS Holmes (nee Joan Banish), Mr. and Mrs. William Rev- 65 Crest Circle, Matawan, els (nee Cynthia Jones) 608 son, Monday. Second Ave., Asbury Park, ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mac- son, Monday. COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 Lean (nee Barbara Topolew- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shapiro THURSDAY and ski), 39 Liberty Place, West (nee Diane Fritz) 22 Pine- 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY Keansburg, son, Monday. wood Road, Howell Township, FRIDAY 10-9 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knie- daughter, Monday. SATURDAY 10-6 AT THE A & P SHOPPING CENTER EASTER rlm (nee Halina Madej), 22 Mr. and Mrs. Nello Pagno- Wickatunk Village, Morgan- nl (nee Shirley Levers) 803'^ vine, daughter, Monday. D Street, Belmar, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Monday. CRISP NEW Holvuss (nee Kathleen Me- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burr (nee Barbara Trotter) 601'/8 COATS Grath), 130 Seely Ave., Keans- Monmouth Ave., Bradley SELLING OUT burg, son, Monday. - By "GASTWIRTH' Beach, daughter, iMonday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gard- "MOPPETS" ner (nee Henrietta Zlockle), Mr. and Mrs. Edward King DRESSES THE ENTIRE STOCK OF "BAMBURY" 381 Rt. 35, Middletown, daugh- (nee Linda Oberhuber) 55 By "R.A.R." "LINDALO" "MOPPETS" ter, Monday.. Manalapan Ave., Freehold, "TOWN TOTS TO TEENS" "SHUTTER BUG" "SUNNY LEE" "RAINBOW" Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Avila son, Monday. "YOUNGLAND" "CONNIE SAGE" "CUTE KIDDIES" •Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ros- one of N.J. MOST FAMOUS CHILDREN'S (nee Ophelia Rosales), 407 "PATSI" "YOUNG ORIGINAL" "ROTHCHILDS" Fourth Ave., Union Beach, lin (nee Kathleen Cicalese) SHOPPING WORLDS. 5 Robertsville Road, Free- "KELLY ARDEN" & MORE. daughter, Monday. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome hold, son, yesterday. From A Store in Business Less than Vh Years. ALL SIZES Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kessler All New ... Without a Doubt You Will Not BELOW Dougher (nee Linda Kule- TEENS, JR'S. 1 shewsky), 4 Coral Place, (nee Lucanne Caracciola) 176 Find A Stock of Infants Wearing Apparel to New Monmouth, daugh- Oakhurst Road; Oakhurst, Compare with These Values. and daughter, yesterday. OFF MAKERS • ter, yesterday. PRE-TEENS 'A Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. James Wig- ALL AGE GROUPS — ALL SIZES ORIGINAL PRICE NOT ALL SIZES M o 11 i c a (nee Mary Lou gans (nee Susan Tierney) 434 Boyle), 47 Fairview Drive, Lakewood Road, . Neptune, Middletown, son, yesterday. son, yesterday. BOYS' ALL NEW 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kacs BOYS' PREP SIZES Mr. and Mrs. John Holt (nee Marie Stevio) 1652 Glen- SWEATERS (nee Barbara Harrington), 87 • SPORT JACKETS SHIRTS By "PANDORA" dola Road, Wall Township, BOYS' — GIRLS' SKIRTS Shclbourn Drive, Lincroft, daughter, yesterday. • SUITS • SLACKS—Sizes 26 to 30 GIRLS' "AILEEN" daughter, yesterday. By "MOPPETS" Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm BELLS and FLARES "BRIGADOON" Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Bernstein (nee Florence Ter- COATS "PANDORA" SHIRTS \ "REGAL" Quaglia (nee Phyllis Rinkow- mo) 10 Chamber Lane, Eng- BLOUSES "LOVE BUG" ski), 102 Monmouth Ave., lisfitown, daughter, . yester- OUTERWEAR GREAT BY "RHODES" ALL SIZES "PLAY MORE" Tort Monmouth, daughter, day- "REGAL" yesterday. Mr, and Mrs. Nicholas SAVINGS! "DONMOOR" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ilos- Maslrorilli (nee Cecilia Pow- SNQ SUITS "HEALTH TEX" GREAT setti (nee Ester Myrdahl), 80 ers) 1010 Bendctmcre Ave., By "DOBY GIRL" "RAINBOW" & MANY MORE Lawrence Ave, Keansburg,' Wanamassa, daughter, yes- "SANDERS" "TOWN & COUNTRY" SAVINGS! daughter, yesterday. AS terday. "TIDYKINS" "WEATHER WINKY" OTHER Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper LOW $189 ALL SIZES Mr, and Mrs. Kdwin Ottcr- "MACKINTOSH" "CEE GEE" (nee Constance Konctski), 97 bci-R (nee Patricia Hirst) At- ITEMS AS 1 INCLUDES LARGE Linden Place, Red Bank, son, lantic Manor Apis., Marjas- VAL. TO $5 SELECTION OF TEENS . yesterday. quan, son, yesterday. TO Mr. and Mrs, Charles Um- Mr. and Mrs. James Becr- bargar (nee Bonnie Carlton), man (nee Fortunala Frascel- CHOOSE 2218 Westminster Blvd., Par- la) 1205 Tenth Ave., Nep- GIRLS' and BOYS' By "EDWARDS" "SBICCA" )ii), daughter, yesterday. lime, son, yesterday. \L OFF FROM "STRIPE RITE" "PLEDGE" Mr. and Mrs. Peter i'eiffer Mr. and Mr.s. Hubert Sccr- /A CRIG. EASTER (nee Nancy Mount), 140 Mai- rato (nee Gayle Donnelly) "DANSKIN" "BILLIKEN" "HI-BROWS" awan Ave., Matawan, daugh- 2:i!|5 Sycamore St., Manas- '* *•• PRICE "WRANGLER" ter, ycslcrday. (|u!in, (laughter, yesterday. ALL SIZES "NO-26" "PAJAMAS" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ,li- Mr. and Mrs. George Bart- (Including teens) osne (nee Patricia Schubcr), Id I (nee Patricia Adams) "HER MAJESTY UNDERWEAR" CAIFS-PATENTS-OXFORDS 304 Broad St., Malawan, 1KJ7 Ocean Tcr., Ortley "HAT" & MORE SHOES daughter, yesterday. Beach, daughter, yesterday. -THE DAILY KECISTE& RED BANK-MJDDLETOW, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 Top of the News Prosecutor Going on Full Time •(Continued) Keuper and 10 assistants is Mr. Petillo now receives $10,- Mr. Irwin, however, said he that he will ask Judge Sim- Perhaps, the biggest con- . TRENTON - Gov. William T. Cahill signed into law sidered the bill a good one, $116,000. Salaries for Mr. 100; Mr. "Smith, $9,100 and felt the state should pay 40 mill today for approval-for sideration the assistants will yesterday a bill transferring the Racing Commission-from however. Keuper and his seven full the remaining assistants, $8,- per cent of the prosecutor's the four. have to weigh is that of giv- the Treasury Department to the Department of Law and Aucord Reached time assistants will increase 500. salary. By law, the prosecutor can ing up their private law prac- Public Safety. • Freeholder Director Joseph to $177,000. Mr. Irwin said the board The freeholders said they name three asistants himself tices." Two, for example, have The measure was enacted at Cahill's request to avoid C. Irwin said that during the The law provides that the approved the salaries because will decide on a uniform posi- but needs approval of the as- just opened up their own law any possible conflict of interest since his new state treasurer, conference with Mr. Keuper first' assistant prosecutor re- it realizes that the assistant tion, and then discuss it with signment judge and the board firms. They are Joseph Mee- Joseph McCrane, was vice president and general manager and Judge Simmill it was ceive from 50 to 90 per cent prosecutors would no longer the Monmouth legislative dele- of freeholders for any addi- han and John Manna. One as- of Garden State Park, a racetrack owned by his father-in- agreed to reduce the number of the prosecutor's salary. be able to perform outside gation. tional ones. sistant, Edward Reilly, said law, Eugene Mori. of assistants from. 10 to sev- This would be from $16,000 to services. Mr. Keuper said later that Mr. Keuper said the free- he doubted that he would ac- Cahill also signed into Jaw a measure appropriating en. He added that the board $28,000. The freeholders While some of the free- since the salaries for assis- holders had approved his cept going full time. $20,000 to a commission to study, evaluate and make recom- had thought that five would agreed with Mr. Keuper's holders praised the bill, they tant prosecutors were just recommended number nf as- Other assistants who have mendations concerning licensing and regulation of profes- be sufficient but because of recommendation that the sal- weren't too happy that the approved, he hasn't discussed sistants and their salaries. , not yet reached a decision , sions. the criminal court workload, ary be $25,000. Mr. Applegate county alone would be paying the prospects' of serving full He said he may have the are Arnold Levin, Franklin That commission was created after Cahill's predecessor, it agreed that seven were now receives $11,300. the salaries. time with his 10 part time as- names of the four today. Goldstein, Elliot Katz and Gov. Richard J. Hughes, sought to stop the proliferation of needed. Other assistant prosecutors, Freeholder Harry Larrison sistants. Of the remaining seven part V"im D. McGovern. . professional boards and improve regulation of professions Under this full time pro- under'the law, are to receive Jr. said he thought the state The prosecutor said he time assistants, from which Mr. Irwin said the free- and occupations. gram, Monmouth County will from 40 to 80 per cent of the should pay 40 per cent of the hasn't received any definite Mr. .Keuper hopes to get four hoiuers didn't drag their feet be paying $61,000 more this prosecutor's salary. This salaries for the prosecutor refusals from any of the as- to serve full time for about on crime fighting in the coun- LBJ Doctors Are 'Optimistic' year for salaries for the would be from $12,800 to $25,- and the assistants, the same sistants and he doesn't ex- l'/2 years, all said they ty but wailed until Mr. Keu- prosecutor and his assistants. 600. The freeholders agreed as it does for salaries for pect any problem in getting haven't discussed the matter per decided what he was go- SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Former President Lyndon B. the remaining four. He added with the prosecutor. ing to do. Johnson today remains under care of Army doctors who The 1970 budget for Mr. to pay the assistants $20,000. county court judges. say they are "fairly optimistic" — but still wary of a pos- sible heart attack. Heartbeat irregularities appeared early Tuesday but a physician said the problem was "very well cleared up" with medication. Dig they must... Johnson, 61, was flown to the Army's Brooke General : Hospital after chest pains struck over the weekend at his LBJ Ranch. Gun Evidence to Be Admitted fay we will! JERSEY CITY - The defense in the assault trial of three'Black Panthers has failed in an effort to prevent the prosecution from introducing as evidence a submachine gun. The submachine gun allegedly was used in a 1968 sniper attack on a police precinct. 3 N , Trial Judge Edward P. Hamill denied a defense motion Tuesday to bar the weapon after allowing the defense a few hours to research the law under which such an action, could rrn Jl be taken. Demonstrators Oppose Kennedy

t DUBLIN — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy was mobbed GRASS briefly last night in the land of his forefathers by about 60 young Irishmen who assailed him as an "agent of U. S. imperialism." Several people were injured slightly when the demon- strators rushed Kennedy's car kicking it and throwing placards as the Massachusetts Democrat left Trinity Col- lege after a speech. One demonstrator was arrested. State Rests in DiGilio Trial NEW BRUNSWICK - The state rested its case in the PREVIEW — Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina, R-Monmouth, left, owner of the new conspiracyrextortion trial of John DiGilio yesterday after Foodtown Supermarket, Sunset Ave., Wanamassa, is shown at a preview of the y/ /i calling a final witness, a police detective, to corroborate store's grand opening yesterday. Cutting cake with him is Louis Scaduto, Middle- Hie claims of the alleged victim. town, vice president of the area store chain. Mark, left, and John Azzolina stand Detective Raymon Castellano, a member of the New Current sewerage system construction work Jersey State Police"organized crime task force bureau, dis- next to their father. Louis, front, and Philip Scaduto are next to their father. Be wise. throughout this area promises crystal clearness to cussed surveillances he conducted that involved DiGilio (Register Staff Photo) the blue waters of Monmouth County. This, too, is and Gerard Grimaldi of Linden, severed from the trial be- Finance your sewer crystal clear. Such modern improvements involve cause of illness. extra cost to each of us ... an extra cost which in County Court Judge John B. Molineaux reserved deci- system hookup posts time will prove well worth-while. sion on two defense motions and adjourned the trial until through us on our One of our financial experts will be happy to help Thursday morning when DiGilio's lawyer, Michael A. Quer- Freeholders Take First Step you handle your individual sewer system hookup ques, will open the case for the defense. special low terms costs, or assist you with any other home improve- ment loan. Visit The Central Jersey BankandTrust Nixon's HEW Battle Near End For State Center for Retarded Company office nearest you^ WASHINGTON - President Nixon's battle with Demo- THE crats in Congress over education spending is all but over, FREEHOLD — The county tion would take 12 months af- Ft. Monmouth - Eatontown with neither side emerging a clearcut victor. Board of Freeholders took the ter the county acquires the area. CAM WE first step yesterday in get- land. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK "There is no victory here for anyone, and no defeat," Reappointed to three year HELP YOU ? asserted House Democratic Leader Carl Albert of Oklahoma ting a state operated commu- Review Sites terms as members of the Allenhurst • Allentown • Bradley Beach • Ealontown • Farminndala as his chamber voted yesterday to accept the Senate's ver- nity day care center for Freeholder Albert E. Allen Mosquito Extermination Com- Fort Monmouth • Freehold (2) • Freehold Tpivnship. Long Branch (2) sion of a compromise $19.4 billion education money bill. mentally retarded children. said the freeholders reviewed mission were Joseph. D. Manalapan . Marlboro • Malawan • Mountainside . Neptune City SERVICE tS OUR "Everyone is weary of this bill," said Rep. Silvio O. The freeholders introduced seven sites before selecting Rumson • Sea Bright • Shrewsbury • Spring Lake Heights • W«sllield Scott and William T. Hintel- Mcuai* FCOCRAI. oepoaT wtsuwMce COHPORATION Conte, R-Mass. "Some won't like some provisions and some an ordinance for $27,000 to the one in New Shrewsbury. mann Jr. BtGGEST ASSET won't like others, but we need to compromise." buy 8.77 acres on Wayside That location was picked, he Road, New Shrewsbury, ad- said, because of the popula- jacent to the Monmouth Coun- tion in the eastern region. He Addonizio Not 'Bugging' Victim ty Organization for Social Ser- added that maybe in 10 to 15 NEWARK — There was no electronic surveillance of vices. years, a similar facility could Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio and 14 other defendants with A public hearing on the be built .in the western re'gion. conspiraey and extortion, the government has disclosed. measure will be held Tues- Freeholder Harry Larrison This revelation cropped up in the government's reply to day, March 17, at 2 p.m. in Jr. added that the tract is . defense motions seeking to discover if the government had the Hall of Records, here. along the Garden State Park- For$1995: its a little gas. , '*bugged" Addonizio and his co-defendants. • ' Freeholder Ernest G. Kava- way and would be near the •Ford's suggnttd null prlc. tor Ihi bin Mmrlck modi). Whin ildanll llrtt in not Include* ttwy art S30 tilia. Sinn dtaltr prtptritlon cliirgit The mayor, Mafioso Anthony "Tony Boy" Boiardo and lek said the county was ap- Rt. 35 Freeway and would be (II try), InittpoHillon cnargtt ind itin and local tam wry, ttwy trt not Includtd, nor It tilra iqulpmtnt thai It ipaclilly requlrtd by stilt Itwl. several present and past city officials are charged with con- proached last year by John 2!4 miles from thg, proposed spiring to extort $253,000 from Constrad Inc., an engineering V, Conover, Chief of the Rt. 18 Freeway, making it ac- firm.that did considerable business with the city. They have Bureau of Day Training, state cessible to all parts of the all pleaded innocent, though two oi the defendants have since Foraftttemoredtsa Department of Institutions county. died. ' and Agencies, for the facility. The center jiill provide State Agrees care, training and social ad- Cigarette Ad Ban Bill Gains The state agreed to con- justment for those severely I WASHINGTON — A bill banning cigarette commercials struct, equip and operate ttie and profoundly retarded in from radio and television after Jan. 1, 1971, has cleared a center if the county provided the designated age brocket. major hurdle in Congress, virtually assuring prompt passage about 10 acres of land for it. Had 24 Centers and giving antismoking forces a hard-fought victory. Construction and equipment As of January 1967, the cost is estimated at $200,000. "By next year; cigarette advertising will move into the state had 24 centers in opera- • history book of television," declared Sen. Warren G. Magnu- The center will be for men- tion in practically all of the tally retarded people between 21 counties. The program was son, D-Wash., after the legislation was approved by a joint put into effect in 1963. congressional conference committee yesterday. 4'/z and 21 years of age who "It was clear to me, as it became clear to others who have been excluded from pub- The freeholders also intro- lic schools because of their worked on the legislation, that the American public will no duced an ordinance appropri- retardation. Tiie state will ating $60,000 for installation longer tolerate the promotion of a dangerous product direct- pay for the operation of the of irrigation supply works • ly into the living rooms and family rooms of "millions of center. Mr. Kavalek said the and appurtenances for the Americans," said Magnuson, chairman of the* Senate Com- state will also pay for trans- county golf course in Howell merce Committee. portation. Township. The public hearing The freeholder did not have will be March 17. Teachers' Strike Is Nearly Over statistics .available on the The board adopted, an ordi- JERSEY CITY — Negotiators for Jersey City teachers number of people in the coun- nance lending $200,000 to the and the Board of Education reached a tentative agreement ty that would use the facility Northeast Monmouth County early today on a two-year contract to end the teachers 23- but added it would be large Regional Sewerage Author- day-old strike. enough to accommodate the ity so that the authority would School Board officials, declared today a "holiday" after needs of the county. build interceptor lines large the agreement was reached at 2:15 a.m. One spokesman said Mr. Kavalek said construc- enough to accommodate the the move was to avoid the day's being listed as "closed due to strike." The teachers' union, the Jersey City Education Associa- tion, was scheduled to have a membership meeting in its Middletown Pay Code Bergen Avenue headquarters at 10 a.m. today to ratify the package. -Union leaders said they would recommend that the contract be approved, Adopted, Sets Raises MIDDLETOWN—The Board Township Committee suggest- Fulbright Assails Laos Policv o! Health last night after a ing ways to curtail illegal WASHINGTON - Sen. W. J. Fulbright say's an assess- public hearing adopted a dumping throughout the town- ment given him by high Nixon administration officials that salary ordinance reflecting a ship. The board feels resi- Laos is even more important than Vietnam "scares me to 7 per cent raise for all em- dents should be admitted to death." ployes. The ordinance also the landfill areas by produc- The Arkansas Democrat, chairman of the Senate Foreign provides a 3 per cent longevi- ing their driver's licenses. Relations Committee, declined to identify the officials. It ty increase for certain em- Load limits would be extend- was learned, however, he referred to, a high State Depart- ployes. ed lo include pick-up trucks. ment official who twice in recent weeks made the argument Evan Crawley of 120 Ijeon- In conversation with committee members. British Visitors Soiir The new Maverick Grabber. It's nothing you'd lake out Here's what you get: ardville Road complained of to a track to run against the big ones. It's more of a • 200-cu'jic-lncli Six engine • Bodysido tapa strlpas, black- Fulbright made the disclosure yesterday shortly after debris in liis yard allegedly LONDON. (AP) - More joining Sen. George S. McGovern, D-S.D., in a call for a jazzy firecracker you'd take to the beach, or a basket- painted hoed and grills • Whitewalls. 14" wheels and trim blowing from the nearby Bel- than 10.8 million persons visit- ball game. Because with all Its sporty Grabber features, rings • Deck lid spoiler, dual racing mirrors • 3-spoke wood- secret Senate session on U. S. involvement in the South- ford shopping district. Ho ed Britain's ancient monu- east Asian country adjoining Vietnam. with all Its extra (lair, the Grabber Is still a Ford Maverick tono steering wheel, black all-vlrtyl seat trim • Choice ol five suggested the board use goats ments in 1008, a growlfi of at heart. Still the Simple Machine that doesn't take a pit hot Grabber colors to clean IJic area. nearly two million over a Ft. Dix Private Given Term period of three years, Ilie crew to keep it running. Plus all this: "It is a shame some peo- • No big pries tag • No high Insurance) rates • No hard-to- ple do not liayi: more respect Countryside Commission re FT. DIX — A -20-year-old Army private was sentenced ported. • The new Maverick Grabber Is at your Ford Dealer's now. tune engine * No hard, stiff rldo • No high maintenance costs to four years at hard labor and a bad conduct discharge for for their community," hoard taking part in a riot at the post stockade last. June. president Herbert Coffey said. Carlos Rodrigues-Torres nf Brooklyn, N. Y., was son- Mr. Coffey suggested post- Tokyo Still Growing Fot not* Intormttlon about Mavsrfck, iet your Ford Denier at writs; Mavtr/cft Catalog, Dept. N-20, P.O. Bon 1503, Dearborn, ' tenced following his conviction by a general court-martial. ing of signs, placing of addi- • TOKYO (AP) - The Tokyo He was the fifth soldier to be convicted in the incident, but tional litter baskets and an city government said the drew the stlffcst sentence so fur. anti-litter program in tlie city's population stood at He had been convicted Monday of arson and riot • schools.' An appeal will lie 11,360,823 on Feb. 1. The charges. Put the judge dismissed the riot charge on grounds made to area store owners to world's largest city grew by MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY the act of arson committed by the defendant was an act of help alleviate the problem. 101,857 persons in I960, "riot," and he could not be sentenced on the two charges. A letter will be sent to the spokesman reported. 90 MONMOUTH STREET 741-6000 RED BANK, NEW JERSEY ' • 4 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 Obituaries §ea Bright Apartment Building Plan SEA BRIGHT — A npw or Cecile F. Norton said at verted into three apartments Vincent indicated, already Norton said, "We do'have'to "Cdunciris tired of the double standard enjoyed by $200,000 ratahle "in all prob- last night's Borough Council and another structure will be has been received from the think of our beaches, they John J. Kuddy Henry I. Klopfer, 3re our economic fu- Fort Monmouth," said Coun- meeting. built next to it. State Housing Commission UTTLE SILVER - John Ex-Army Captain ability," will be ready for oc- Approval of the unit, Mr. ture." cilman h. Kobert Osgoodby. and the Army Corps of En- J. Ruddy, 385 Branch Ave., LONG BRANCH-Henry I. cupancy by the summer, May- Mrs. Norton said council • "What is the use for munic- will give it's final approval gineers is expected to give its ipalities in the area to be died Monday in Riverview Klopfer, 57, of 372 Bath Ave., Bar Palcsline Mail Set Everest Assault List Workers' Right* died Monday in Monmouth by the end of this month to approval to the necessary forced by law to spend thou- Hospital, Red Bank. JERUSALEM (AP) - Is- DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia Medical Center. a proposed 20-unit apartment KATMANDU (AP) — A 39' - bulkhead reconstruction and sands toward prevention of He was born in New York raeli postmen return to the building, to be erected by the (AP) — The government is He was torn in New York member Japanese team with fill to accommodate the pro- water pollution, when the gov- City, son of the late Mr. and sender all letters addressed Vincent J. Russo Builders 30 toils of equipment is in preparing handbooks for ernment, through an agency Mrs. William A. Ruddy and City and had resided here 20 posed building. years. Mr. Klopfer was a re- to Jerusalem, Palestine. Is- Inc., of 45 W. Rumson Road, Nepal planning a six-man as- thousands of Yugoslavs who like the Fort, is allowed to had lived in the area since A council letter to the legis- tired Army captain with 27 Iiumson, on the site of the sault on Mt. Everest. The plan to go abroad to work. dump sewage into the river?" 1932. rael's government does not of- Dairy Queen just north of the years of active service. leader said two climbers will lature urging stronger and. The book will explain the asked Mr. Osgoodby. Mr. Ruddy had been active ficially recognize Palestine in Rumson Bridge, on Ocean He was a member of Long attempt the first-ever ap- more effective efforts to con- workers' rights in various The next Council meeting in the graphic arts for over any form, and the post of- Ave. Branch Elks lodge 742 and of proach up the south wall trol water pollution was ap- countries and living condi- will be held on March 17, 60 years. Mr. Vincent Russo, owner Abacus lodge 182 of Masons. fice delivers in Palestine only route while two pairs will fol- proved. tions. A half million Yugo- when the municipal budget He is survived by his He was also a 32nd degree of the property, said last night those letters addressed to low the traditional southeast Referring to pollution from slavs already work in other will be discussed in public widow, Mrs. Kathryn Grif- Mason. that the building now housing hearing. ^ Jerusalem, Irsael. the Dairy Queen will be con- ridge. the dumping of sludge, Mrs. countries. fin Ruddy; a son, John J. Surviving are two sons, Ruddy Jr. of Alexandria, Henry I. Klopfer and Arthur Va.; three daughters, Mrs. Klopfer, both of Erie, Pa.; P. Certe of New Jersey, Mrs. two half-brothers, Richard E. S. Belknap of Virginia Williams of Port Jefferson, more for your money N.Y, and Adolph Williams of and Mrs. D. F. Smith of Cen- Trenton; a sister, Mrs. Gloria U tral America; two Jjisters, Dannenberger of Vineland, Mrs. G. Fowler and Mrs. F. and one grandchild. FOOD SUPERMARKETS WE SEU ONLY Mclnerney, both of New Jer- The Damiano Funeral JU.S.GOVT GMDEDI sey and 19 grandchildren. Home, here, is in charge of YOUR MOST VALUABLE CHOICE The William S. Anderson arrangements. TRADING STAMPS BEEF Funeral Home, Red Bank, is SALE TODAY thru SAT. Plus in charge of arrangements. Mrs. M. C. Howi NAVESINK - Mrs. Mar- Mrs; Catherine Heidi guerite C. Howe, of 131 Mon- PRODUCE DEPT LONG BRANCH — Mrs. mouth Ave. died Monday at Catherine ,Heidt, 80, of 67 home. She was the widow of Chelsea Ave., died yesterday Samuel Howe. in Monmouth Medical Cen- Mrs. Howe was born in ter. Boston and had resided here MrSi Heidt was born in 70 years; China and came to this coun- Arrangements are under the try from France in 1950. She direction of Posten's Funeral had resided here for 10 years Home, Atlantic Highlands. CALIFORNIA SWKT TASTY and was a communicant of Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church. William H. Clifton CARROTS Surviving is a son, Louis KEYPORT — William H. Lanuzel of Vancouver, B. C, Clifton, 79, of 132 Washington Canada. ,St. died Monday in Riverview ix Arrangements are under Hospital, Red Bank. . the direction of the Damiano Born in Brooklyn, he was a 2 Funeral Home, here. resident here 41 years and formerly lived in Newark. The husband of the late LETTUCE Thomas J. Vivian Sr. Pearl Truex Clifton, he wa \ CALIFORNIA MORGANVILLE — Thom- a member of the Odd Fellows ICEBERG as J. Vivian Sr., 66, died yes- Lodge, here. GOV'T. INSPECTED CHICKEN FGROUND MEAT SALET GOV'T. INSPECTED CHICKEN LARGE HEAD a. terday in his home at 164 Rt. Surviving. are a brother, e 79 after a short illness. Afoert Glifton of Irvington, QUARTOS WING ON FRESHLEAN ALL BEEF RED RIPE SLICING CCnO Bom in Jersey City to the and a sister, Mrs. Laura CHICKEN BREAST .mi carton late William B. and Elizabeth Bauer of Point Pleasant. GROUND PA,CHICKEN BREAST «a. QUARTERS BACK ONJll C TOMATOES 23' Theobold Vivian, he resided Arrangements are under di- REG. THIGH ON _ ^ ta Middletown most of his life, rection of the Day Funera: CHICKEN LEGS J7 BEEF JV CHICKEN LEGS. 49 DAIRY DEPARTMENT moving here three weeks ago. Home, here. FRESH LEAN "Mr. Vivian was a sell-em- USD A. CHOICE FIRST CUT 3lttK Bttl- ployed hot dog vendor. He Philip C. Pethick GROUND MARGARINE was a member of the Middle- TWO GUYS town Elks ChA. MATAWAN - Philip C CHUCK STEAK .49 SLICED LIVER.49' QUARTERS Pethick, 53, of 13 Prospec Surviving are a son, Thom- GOV'T. INSPECTED 3K-LB. AVG CHUCK <» U.S.D.A. CHOICE POTTING BEEF Place died Monday In hi FRESH EXTRA LEAN 699 as J. Vivian Jr., of Belford; home. a daughter, Mrs. Thomas ROASTING CHICKEN, 39 Born in New Haven, Conn, SHORT RIBS 69 Archer, here; two brothers, GROUND LOW IN CALORIES he was a resident here si: CITY CUT FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER TWO GUYS DELUXE _; Herbert Vivian of Bel- months and formerly lived i: ford and William Vivian of BOROEN EAGLE Middletown. ROASTING PORK 49 ROUNDb Jersey City; a sister, Mrs. SLICED BACON .89' A supervisor for 31 years a GOV'T. INSPECTED FRESH NEUFCHATEL Emily Levering of Ft. Lau- TWO GUYS BLUE LABEL Western Electric,, he was a " U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS derdale, Fla. and five grand- TOP ROUND OR CROSS RIB member of Stanley Holme; children. ROYAL DAIRY COLE SLAW OR Chapter, Telephone Pioneers CHICKEN LIVER,59 SLICED BACON, 59 CITY CUT COUNTRY STYLE Arrangements are un- of America. R0ASTA*c TWO GUYS SKINLESS POTATO SALADS i39* der the direction of the Scott c A graduate of New Have FROZEN FOOD DEPT. Funeral Home, Belford. High School, he attendee SPARE RIBS .69 97 ALL MEAT FRANKS, 69 Cushing Academy, Asburn BIRDS EYE Sylvester J. Nestor ham, Mass.; Thorne Mountair PORT MONMOUTH - (N.H.) School, and Massaohu POTATOES Sylvester J. Nestor, 70, of setts Institute of Technology TWO GUYS „ Cambridge, Mass. REGULAR OR CRINKLE 212 Main St. died yesterday CUT in Riverview Hospital, Red Surviving are his widow Bank, following a short ill- Catherine A. McLellan Petti- COFFEE o SNOW CROP ness. ick; a daughter, Mrs. Flor- ence Meehan of Jersey City, ORANGE Mr. Nestor was born in SUPERIOR BLEND Jersey City, son of the late and a brother, George T JUICE Joseph and Mary Ann Rock Pethick of Houston, Tex. 599 Arrangements are under th LITTLE BITS BETTER' Nestor. He lived here 33 HEINZ ALL VARIETIES 2 u o, 79c years. He was retired from direction of the Bedle Funera the Humble Oil Company, Home, here. SPAGHETTI SAUCE " COLD WATER ALL; where he was a supervisor. I HUDSON DECOR ALL VARIETIES BEANS WITH HAM FUVCJt He was a member of St. Man Admits Theft Mary's Catholic Church, New Of Four Tires GIANT TOWELS ' HAM 6EENS POUNDCAKE c Monmouth; Bayshore Council, POLANER SWEET ORANGE 49 Knights of Columbus, of FREEHOLD — Stephen Ty |, COMSTOCK FIE GREEN GIANT IN BUTTER SAUa . ^a.^ . Keansburg, and the Senior son of 103 Montgomery Ter. 1 Red Bank, pleaded guilty yes MARMALADE SLICED APPLES NIBLET CORN 4*99' Citizens of Middletown. PURINA "FLAVOR PLUS"i| SNOW S NewE 9l< J Surviving are his widow, tefday to stealing four tirei «• OOc ' " "" ^ »• OAc APPETIZING DEPT. Mrs. Mary Uckert Nestor; a valued at $175 from Circl 2O7 CLAMCHOWDER^-OT Chevrolet, Red Bank, on Jun DOG MEATS 4 son, Joseph F. Nestor of •Vafl ITALINO BB ^|xjk DOMESTIC Omaha, Nebr.; a daughter, 11, 1968. C Mrs. John B. Conwell, here; Superior Court Judge Fran- CORONET DECORATED IHST. POTATOES CHOPPED 7f)< three brothers, Patrick Nes- cis X. Crahay heard the plea ^79 POPE SAUCE 5 ~W tor of Jersey City, Edward and set March 20 for sentenc- ., TWO GUVS NORWEGIAN m ||ft Nestor of Teaneck and Oliver ing. John Manna representei C HAM .#T Nestor of Roselle; three sis- , the prosecutor's office. Thorn FACIAL TISSUES i^ics.™, SARDINES 6 89 ters, Mrs. Mary Feistel of as Spinello, public defender, PET INSTANT Seaside Heights, Mrs. Helen represented Tyson. 2^ I NABISCO TWK* Devaney of Hawthorne and DRY MILK ' CHICKEN Mrs. Rose Kelly of Bayonne, DEATH NOTICE ASST. COLORS . AA, DUTCH MAID M pi PEAROF3 — Raymond o( Eatontow and four grandchildren. nn March 2, l»7O. Husband ot Emm C 1 ROLL S (nee Russnt.- Father of Goetfrey. Fu 2 29 YES YES COOKIES ^ 45 neral Services Thursday 33 a.m. - VIVA NAPKINS Scott Funeral Home, Bei- the John E. Day Funeral Home. Iu. ford, is in charge of arrange- Bank. Visiting Tuei., and Weda., 2 4 and 7-9 p.m. ments. DEATH NOTICE HANN1OAN — Hsrold L.. are IM, i> BAKERY SPECIALS WEEKLY jj!Lll£| SPECIAL DEATH NOTICE III Butlar La.. Jllddletown Township HENDERSON - John C, ot Middle- N. J,, on March 2, 1970. Beloved IIHH town N.J . formerly of Suiltli Orange. band of Joanna Podherry; devoid Husband of Uie late Murle Anltft rntlier ot Mr». Kattilten Dalton am *"ee Wnlstii. rather or Charlea F.. Miss Dale Hunnkan: d«R,r brellle Jl nf Rumsan. John C. Jr., andof Mrs Grace Donlan and MM. Edltn ENRICHED WHITE BREAD 5:98 "BEHOLD" F'ttjrf! J of Smith Oru»7P, Jnaeph Mcllale. Funeral services on Tnurs, A. of Colts N'cHt, Peter W. of Rum- 10 a.m.. In thr John F, Pflcgcr Mi- mm mil Mn, ltumilil E. Spiunnn "t neral Home. US Tlndill ltd.. Middle- RONSON COMET MMdlRloivn find Mm. Ttiomafl H. town, VlnltlnK Tuos., ami W»d.. 2- IRENCH BREAD 2 i 55 <: Kscrtl of fioulh Oiantre. rollier nf and 7-10. FURNITURE POLISH Sister Dnrottiea. S.C. at. Jolln's Con- DICC LARGE 8 INCH v-:il. Orange. Mrs, Taul J. Mllkuhy 111.ATI! NOTICE BUTANE LIGHTER 49 of East OranKO. Mrs. Itnbcrl K. I'nciin YOU PAY rlCk> ALL VARIETIES REG, 1.09 n-ul Mrs Ouy H Orirfln of South 3 Fingertip sidc-oition ^. nrjinKe Abo survived by 39 grnnd- TJ &F 12-OZ. C c iiMiirfii. Pontifical lta.ua In saured adiuslnble flame. Re- V' I' .rt Cathedral. NowarU, on Tlium- SIZE ,i Marrt 5. it 11 «.m. Intormenl fuels in seconds. *•Or S JUMBO Assorted DONUTS Holy Cmr,n Cemetery. Relatives and Lights for months.. 83 fr c'uls arc- rc]iocUully Invlteil to nl- With a Food Purchaia of $2 er Mon Imd and al«o may call at JIM rc.il. Choice of color. JtWELRY^DtPT. POTATO CHIPS 10-01. NOUSEWARES DEPT. (truer iTI'lownym- 70(1 Nnyi'Hlnk Ittv- 43* er R<1.. Middletown. on Tuesday ami E ii i I >• UVdm'xdiiv afternoon and evening. In lieu of Hovers Uio family re- ™ f'eS. IIIIMIS donations be made lo tnrwe PERSONAL SIZE CAMAY eliarllulile organizations wlUl which ft',r«. Mr. Henderson waa associated. Funeral Home. IVORY IVORY BEAUTY ZEST SAFEGUARD LAVA SPIC& COMET SOAP BATH DEODORANT SOAP SPAN LARGE BARS CLEANSER SOAP BAR SOAP SOAP REG, SIZE 16-01. MalD Office? REG. SIZE 14-01. IM Caeitnul SI.. Red nank, N. J. 01)1)1 Branch s Jocil new* printed In Uile •• •« *P "«vl diwcln 'til 10 P.M. Sunday' 10 A.M. We rvnrv* tlw right to limit quarrtrti*!. Not Milan mid it HeJ Bank, N3 07101 and it additional rnpontibt* for typographical orron. Prim "oiifciM. PulbUihid itUr. Jiona.r mrouurt Friday. , 'Ill 6 P.M. •ulHu alHe a nwnlhe—tie.00 ffti thru Solufday, Manh 7. 1970. I menUV-»iU.7n5 U monlIi.-J2J.O0 •For Joloi Allowed fluhaoriptltm Prlcei In Advance by Law j Home Delivery by Carrier - •Ingle wmt rt «uat*r, U <»nte; by Carrier 60 Ccr.u . .THEDA1LY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. I: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 little Silver to Stay In MCC: Funds Set Ladies' New LITTLE SILVER - With and most action is not insti- one dissenting vote and one gated by committee mem- .councilman abstaining, Uie bers." Borough Council voted to con- The resolution passed rein- • Belted Models tinue membership in the nine states the borough as a mem- •town Municipal Coordinating • Slim-A-Line ber but sets $500 as the max- Styles $ .Committee. imum the borough can spend In January, the council • Single or with the committee without a Double Breasted sent a letter to the other eight council vote. mfember municipalities ex- The council generally Comp. Price 24.85 plaining that it had not rati- agreed that the committee fied the committee's new by- should direct its efforts to- laws or appropriated any ward improving, commuter funds for 1970 membership. transportation for borough Organized over 10 years residents and councilman ago, the committee's purpose Stephen Greenwood, appoint- Wools, was to. permit legal action ed Little Silver representative blends, on regional issues by commu- to the committee, resigned acrylics, nities that couldn't afford to from the post saying he is solid colors. go it alone but could share not a commuter and not famil- Plaids in pastel shades. the costs. iar with the transportation Since its inception, the com- Sizes problem. DOWN-TO-EARTH PRICESTODAY thru SAT. S to 15. mittee has intervened in the Mr. Greenwood nominated proposed cutting of commut- Mayor Judge, a commuter to er railroad service, water New York, as representative. and electric rate hikes and The appointment carried. the construction of 150-foot Councilman Anthony Bruno, "AIWA" Misses' high electric towers from whose law firm represents Men's Solid State Colts Neck to Red Bank. the committee, abstained from Acetate Print Councilman John O'Mara, voting on committee member- PORTABLE who voted against continuing ship. membership in the regional The council approved a body, said he feels it is "an sub-division for Little Silver TAPE RECORDER unnecessary expense" and Industrial Plaza on White St. SHIFTS complained that representa- Canyon Construction expects tives of the member munici- to develop half-acre indus- COMP. PRICE 9.99 palities" "meet infrequently trial lots. Comes complete with microphone and case, earphones, sup- ply .reel with tape, rake-up reel, earphone, carrying strap and battery. Junior 100% Court Refers Cases acetate tie, • Short Sleeves dye prints, "AIWA" SOLID STATE short sleeves, • Pefma-Press round neck To Jury, Prosecutor 6 Band and Wallace Smart looking, no-iron, 80% cotton 20% Polyes- AC/DC Berry styles. - RED BANK - In Municipal amount of $525 on Dec. 8, ter fabric, regular or button-down collar styling in Many attractive Court, Judge William I. Klat- 1969 to Wynkoop's Antiques plaids, solids, tattersals, and wide track stripes, PORTABLE colors. sky referred a number of Shop, 89 W. Front St. for an choose from the latest fashion colors, sixes S-M- Siies 5 to 15. cases to the Grand Jury and antique table. L-Xl. Reg. 1.99. the Monmoutb County prose- Lewis Tilton, 3 Beach St., RADIO cutor's office. Sea Bright, was charged with SPECIAL GROUP! Designated for Grand Jury having in his possession a Boys" 1 action was the case of John forged prescription for a nar- $49*5 Ladies Cotton G. Tillman, 2 Pemberton cotic drug Feb. 17. The case The fun radio which can be Ave., Oceanport, charged was referred to the Grand Oxford Nylon used on batteries or house- with breaking three windows Jury. Charges of possessing a hold current. of a car and smashing a pic- prescription for a legend drug COACH ture window and bedroom and being under the influence GOWNS window at the home#of Curtis of narcotics went to the prose- WJieeler, 26 S. Pearl St., here, cutor's office.' JACKETS on Nov. 27, 1969. Four charges against Wil- Francisco Lopez, 117 Chest- liam M. Copeland, 115 W. nut St., here, who was Bergen Place, here, went to charged with allegedly invad- the Grand Jury. They al- fabric saler*" ing privacy-at the same ad- leged breaking and entry at dress on Dec. 25 by peeping the Casa Loma Restaurant, Via better mada gown In a large va. in a window, had his case 295 Shrewsbury Ave. on Feb. 2 BONDED ACRYLIiCRVLiCc I INDIAN HEAD riety of styles. Really trimmed with referred to the Grand Jury. 5; breaking, entry and lar- Reg. $3.97 lace or applique in many pretty colon. Another charge, carrying a ceny of the West Bergen Mar- prints Fully cur for. comfort, Guaranteed Casual snap-front jackets with elastic cuffs, self concealed dangerous weapon ket, 128 W. Bergen Place, 1.50 washable. Sixes S-M-L and lx to 3i. was referred to the prosecu- Dec. 27, 1969; atrocious as- collar and draw string, handsome 100% oxford C Value tor's office. sault and battery on Gloria nylon, navy, dark yellow, blue, green and brown. Judge Klatsky referred Toby, 21 Earl St., here, Feb. Boys' sizes S-M-L-XL. Reg. Price 4.98 yd. 8, and stealing the pocket- to the prosecutor's office Plaids — Window Panes. Check- charges against Darnice book of Mrs. Ann Blair, 137 er and Solid Colors. Machine Bacon, 230 S. Pearl St., here, Monmouth St., Jan 12. Washob1e,54" Wide that she created a distur- Judge Klatsky sent to the HOUSEWARES bance Jan. 31 while under the Grand Jury charges against influence of alcohol at the Robert B. Law, 134 Bodman JUMBO PKG. OF 12 ASTER home of Doris Mayo, 227 S, Place; here, that he was HOUSEHOLD g* M Pearl St. The court sent to carrying a dangerous knife 1 the Grand Jury charges that Feb. 23. she committed atrocious as- In other action, James Per- SPONGES /5 sault and battery on Barbara.. son, 260 Leighton Ave., here, 19c VALUE mU%0 Girls' Spring J. Dotts, 229 S. Pearl St., on was fined £25 for being a dis- the same date. orderly person, and Lulu King, To the prosecutor's office Leighton Ave., paid the same QUART SIZES "ALLADIN" COATS went charges against Bar- amount for a similar offense. bara J. Dotts, alleging as- Thomas Tomaino, 105 Lo- Rustless sault and battery on Darnice cust Ave., here, paid $50 on Bacon on the same date in a charge of assault and bat- Thermos $«| 69 $1900 the same location. tery on Evanette Tomaino, Myrtle Smith had a charge same address, Feb. 9. He also BOTTLE I received a 30-day suspended of assault and battery on 2.98 VALUE — Limited To One To A Family Darnice Bacon referred to jail sentence. Comp1. Pric2e 16.99 the prosecutor's office. The Edward Key, Hoover St., offense allegedly took place Lakewood, was fined $10 for New spring fashions in acryl- on the same date at the same having an expired driver's li- Zebco Reel ic and blends. Single or address. cense and given two 30-day St. Croix Rod double breasted styles in the Judge Klatsky sent to the suspended jail sentences for group. Choices of solid col- " J Grand Jury charges against alleged assault and battery on Patrolmen Paul Lang and An- Combo ars and plaids. Siies 3 to 6x / Robert B. Bell of Parlin that and 7 to 14. / he forged a check in the thony Abbatemarco. Colts Neck Receives SPRING Reel—stainless steel spin- 202 $111,845 for Park ner head . . . nitrate hardened for resistance to Rod — model 1005' long solid COLTS NECK - Mayor the cluster provisions which wear. Thumb control but- glass rod havinq two guides and DRESSES Carroll Pierce has announced were incorporated in the ton ... constant anti-re- tiptop scarlet windings, bur- Girls' SIZES 3 to 6x—7 to 14 that the final payment of township zoning ordinance verse ... adjustable drag ... 75 yd., ID Ib. nished aluminum handle with a $111,845 has been received were producing the desired LJNB. from the federal government effect of automatically in- non-detachable chock assembly. under the Open Space pro- creasing the lands for con- $/IOO gram for "Big Brook Park." servation and park purposes Mayor Pierce said "Colts as the township develops. Neck Township has been ac- He emphasized that the tively and aggressively pur- township is richly endowed by HARDWARE Many ityles 4including 2-pc. dresses In suing a policy to preserve nature and continuing efforts FAMOUS MAKERS the group. Choose from nylons, sheers, and retain the character of will be necessary to preserve | Self Adhesive 1'x2' voiles and linen type. Assorted spring the township through the ac- the township's natural heri- colors. quisition of public open tage. WALL TILEILES space land for park and con- 3 dimensional forich- look and otnor pat- servation purposes. terns . . . slightly im- / / U Girls' Sheer Nylon "The foresight and alertness perfects of the 50c # • lea Charge Youth # • wl of township officials during sheett. •• this period of growth and de- velopment will have per- Pulled Knif el 6 QT. PLASTIC PANTY HOSE manent and lasting benefits 100% Nylon Stretch for our citizens. On Officer PAINT PAIL New spring 0± £± "The record we have A Million And ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -1 shades. O O O achieved with the aid of state One Uses One siie fits all. w W v» Green Acres and federal A 17-year-old youtii has been Reg. 29c Seller In sizes 3 to 6x Open Space funds is impres- 19 charged with attempted as- and 7 to 14. sive. Six sites have been ac- sault on a policeman with a | quired, totaling 3BZ.8 acres, distributed throughout the deadly weapon after an inci- township. dent Sunday in the Finast | "The land acquisition cost Store, nt. 36. WJJMJMM averaged approximately Police Sgt. Samuel A. Guzzi I $1,786 per acre for the pro- said Patrolman Robert De* gram which started in 1001 mond arrived at the store af- With federal and state grants ter receiving a call that a totaling $577,5United Kingdom." -vs. $1.10 if you use the operator to put the is 70 cents. munist China to protest against the Soviets after a border support units. In trade circles it is reported that call through? Or- that this same call, will —A new rate of 35 cents has been set clash. As a part of the first Hawker-Siddeley shopped around exten- cost you a mere 35 cents for dial-it-yourself one-minute calls any- Today's birthdays: South African singer Miriam Makeba budget submission (last sively among U.S. plane makers before —if you call after 11 where on the continent between 11 p.m. is 38. spring by Mefvin Laird, •deciding on a licensee. Under those cir- p.m., dial the number and 3 a.m. Thought for today: Do as we say, and not as we do — the new Defensp Socre-. cumstances it is an unhappy coincidence and talk only one min- —Beginning March 31, a 25 per cent Giovanni Boccaccio, Italian writer, 1313-1375. tary, the Marines pro- that the company which will profit from ute? reduction is slated in the cost of overseas posed to give up an order the Harrier deal is McDonnell-Douglas— Do you know that the calls — with the cost qf station-to-station the company which lost the Marine Corps cost of dialing a station- for 17 F-4 Phantom jet 1 calls between the U.S. and most European fighters and buy a dozen for 17 F-4s last year. to-station call anywhere countries due to drop from $9 to $6.75. For Harriers. The cost was a * . • • * in the continental U.S. calls between the U.S. and Ireland and $57.6 million price trade- OTHER QUESTIONS - There are oth- between the business the United Kingdom, the station rate drop off. er questions which should be asked about hours of 8 a.m. and 5 is slated to be from $7.50 to $5.40, and There was a difficulty, the new Harrier purchase. Hopefully they p.m. has dropped to only on evenings and Sundays, from $5.70 to GOLDSMITH however. Harrier is a . will be asked in the Senate, even if the PORTER $1.35 for a three-minute only $4.05. British plane, made by Hawker-Siddeley. House committee is satisfied with the ar- talk vs. $1.70 if you use the operator? * * * Those rotating jet engines are British-made rangement. A month ago, on Feb. 1, a new set of AND THERE ARE many other spe- Rolls Royces. As we reported at the time, Last year, when the initial Harrier out-of-state phone rates went into effect, cific reductions in Saturday-Sunday rates, thL caused some concern in Congress, al- purchase was proposed, Laird said the 12 of which these are examples. (All fig- ninht rates, person • to - person cails, etc., though U.S. plane makers have nothing planes then contemplated would be used ures are before taxes.) The rates are dra- etc. comparable to show for large investments for "service testing and the development matic enough by themselves, but what un- The odds are these new, alluring out- In V-STOL aircraft. of tactical doctrine." derlines them even more is the fact that nf-state rates will lend to a hip: expanison Approving the proposed trade last Now an additional 18 are to be ordered these cuts are so obviously going counter in your phone calls^-so how do you not year, in its report on the military pro- "in order to provide enough aircraft for to our soaring cost of living. And Febru- only hold down but also slash your phone curement bill, the House Armed Services one complete squadron and a training nu- ary's $87 million rate cut came on top of bills at a time of increasing usage? Committee took note of Harrier's British cleus." a January reduction of $150 million, and (1) When the whole family makes a lineage by stating: None of the planes are reported oper- will be followed by another $26 million cut call to a distant relative or friend, es- "The committee endorses the procure- ational yet, however, in Marine air units. in overseas telephone rates March 31. pecially one living overseas, avoid the ment of the limited quantity of AV-OB What, then, of the service testing? wasteful, costly, time-consuming and irri- Harriers for the purpose of test and.cva'u- What of the "test and evaluation" men- YOU CAN'T FIND details on the new tating repetition of "How are you? I'm ,11 ion by the Marine Corps. However, Hie tioned by the House committee in approv- rates in your phone book, so here are your fine" and "How are you? I'm fine, Department of Defense is placed on notice ing the original buy? What's the hurry? key reductions. too . . ." Urge each family member in- that no further authorization 'will be ap- The House committee's concern for —The maximum charge for any three- stead to organize his own individual mes- proved by this committee for the procure- domestic .production is in keeping minute daytime call you dial anywhere in sage before you place the call. ment of this aircraft unless it is produced with the old tradition that U.S.' defenses the continental U.S. from 8 a.m. to,5 p.m. (2) Take advantage of the after-U within the continental limits of the United should not be dependent on foreign-made Is, as I wrote above, $1.35, and the maxi- p.m. 35-ccnt rate for short messaRcs; the States." . arms. It would appear, however,. that an mum after 5 p.m. is 85 cents. Between New threo, two and one-hour time differences "First they agree on how to spell it, That is what Is happening, now that adequate supply chain .could be forged with York and Chicago, the after-5 rate is 65 can work in your favor. Similarly, try to the r-"-;""s want to buy 1H more Har- the British, who are the nation's staunchest cents; between New York and Miami, 70 place as many personal and business calls 'busing' op "bussing' -- then I'M riers in the new budget year at a cost allies. cents; between New York and Washington, as possible before 8 a.m. or on weekends. take a position on It!" 4 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED'BANK-MIDDLETOWN', N. J.: WEDNESDAY, MARCH i, 1970 Activity Livens Up in GOP's 'Congressional Camp9 By BEN VAN VLIET called "a complete sampling willing to take his chances Both men have spoken ex- plete examination of the He was a campaign aid for of his energies to appearing fusal to become an official Tho one and three-quarters of the responsible people in against all coiners. tensively with GOP party candidates' qualifications tan Gov, William T. Cahill, and before municipal Republican candidate was the chance that candidates for the Republican the party." Mr. Dowd noted that he al- chairman Benjamin H. Dan- only help the party." served as a speech writer for clubs. He is scheduled to he would lie offered a major Congressional nomination are Mr. Dowd said that he will ready has the support of his skin and both men said Mr. Mr. Dowd has been very Secretary of the Treasury make nine appearances be- r'-n in the Cahill administra- beginning to show signs of continue to pursue the nomi- hometown Republican execu- Danskin encouraged them. active politically in spile of David Kennedy before he- fore March 17. tion. real activity in their quest nation no matter who enters tive committee. Mr. Dowd said he "wel- his youth, lie had served on coming a staff assistant to Mr.., Apy, who was forced . ;r. Apy was offered a job President Nixon. out of his Assembly seat last week, but declined it say. for the chance to unseat Rep. the race and he will present Apy Also Backed comes" Mr. Apy into the the campaign staffs of both James .J. Howard, D-N..I. his case before the steering Assemblyman James M. Cole- He is on leave from his through reapportionment, has ing that he and the job It should be noted that Mr. race because, he said, "two "didn't match up." He re- The only firmly announced committee. man, and stale Sen. Richard Washington job to campaign expressed interest in the Apy, who lives in Little Sil- or more candidates will nomination for sfiveral fused to say what the job candidate for the GOP nod is "e said he expects "sub- ver, also has the support of H. Stout when they ran un- for the cbhgressiiitial nomina- maintain public interest in successfully against Mr. How- tion. monlhs. was except that it was a "re- William F. Dowd, a 2C-year- stantial" support on the stecr- his hometown executive com- sponsible one." Old Presidential assistant ing committee and that he's mittee. the GOP nomination. A com- ard. Mr... Dowd is devoting most The main reason for his re- from Long Branch. The' three-quarters candi- date is Chester Apy, a for- Low Prices mer state assemblyman, who . still maintains he's only a Plus "tentative" candidate. S&H Stamps Dowd Leads Mr. Dowd took an early lead in the nomination battle . by sending out about 600 let- ters to the members of the Republican Steering Commit- tee, as well as all the mem- bers of the various munici- pal GOP executive commit- tees. $79* Anniversary Sale! That was two weeks ago, 1970. Not responsible for typographical errors. Quantity rights rewrved. and Mr. Dowd says now that his chances of receiving the steering committee endorse- ment are "excellent." Mr. Apy is off to a some- 1 what slower start. He has had stationary printed say- ing he's a candidate. He also has written letters, but not nearly as many as Mr. Dowd wrote. Still Sounding Out "The stationary was "anti- FROZEN _c)patory," Mr. Apy explained, "even liTseeRing support for a possible nomination, I want WELCH'S to put my best foot forward, but it's still in the nature of a sounding of sentiment." MOTT'SANLPM GRAPE JUICE Mr. Apy said his letters were sent to members of the 2c e steering committee and a few others to gather what he $ Rep. Howard To Address Model U.N. IDEAl BRAND—SAVE 17c WEST LONG BRANCH - Fruit Cocktail 3 s Sunshine Cookies. 3 1 Cake Mixes. COMPARE ' Rep. James J. Howard, D- IDEAL BRAND-SAVE 17c g* AM IDEAL SLICED-SAVE 33c N. J., will speak Friday, $4 March 13, at the ninth annual Model United Nations at Mon- American Cheese.. -I Heinz Ketchup. Bartlett Pears 3^*1 3 SLICED WMI1E mouth College. * SUNSHINE BRAND-SAVE lie fb A* IDEAL BRAND—SAVE 33c • A « C C 4 Eugene Iadanza, Long s Branch, the student director of the MUN, .said Mr. How- Cheez-it Cookies... 3 srl Tomatojuice 4 t:, 1 Glendale Bread 5 a*l ard will address Uie student version of the General As- "Two for your fresh Fruit & Vegetable Money"... FRESH FROM THE FARM > ^ sembly at 8:30 p.m. in the IOW PRICES PLUS S&H GREtN STAMPS , c college's Alumni Memorial Roasting Chickens n,39 Gymnasium. The shore area QUARTERED, SLICED PORK LOIN lawmaker is expected to dis- c cuss the international problem Pork Chops...... b.79 of air and water pollution and 3 LBS. OR MORE the UN's role in combating MUSHROOMS C the problem. Ground Chuck... »,75 The Model UN, sponsored THE PERFECT IMPORTED FROZEM SHOULDER RIB by the college's Student Gov- STEAK-MATE ernment Association, will be uarf held on the Monmouth cam- Lamb Chops.., 79° ,89° Snow White i LANCASTER BRAND ALL BEEF OR pus through Sunday, March C 15. It is geared to familiarize EXTRA LARGE SEE SUNKIST high school students with the All Meat Franks. X79 purposes, procedures and AVAILABLE AT ACME MARKETS WITH DELI. DEPTS. _ _ problems of the UN. NAVEL ORANGES 10 69° C WESTERN RED This year, more than 200 Chicken Roll.... 69 LANCASTER BRAND FROZEN, 6 students from high schools Delicious Apples... 2i T C . throughout the state, are ex- URGE SWEET VINE RIPE pected,,to participate in model All Beefsteaks 99 C FARMDALE FROZEN sessions of the Security Coun- cil and the General Assembly. Honeydew Melons M.79 The students will form dele- CALIFORNIA FRESH , Meat Pies .5 £99° gations of "foreign nations" I e FROZEN-WITH GRAVY ONCOR to debate world problems in Pitted Dates ..... rf9 $ a a manner similiar to the real WESTERN Sliced Turkey.... S 1 United-Nations. C PEELED, DEVEINED Tender Carrots 2 ^; 25 29 UQUID CLEAR , _ * - PILLSBUHY . _ C "two tor your Oo/ry Money"...... Coronado Shrimp^" I Speedup Detergent. 3";^" Pancake Mix ....S49 LOW PRICES PLUS S&H JTA/MPS , Jaycees Set CRACKER BARREL SHAUP STICKS __. EXTRA SSH SPEEDUP _ f . COMPAREI . 24. CftC C STAMPS Air Fresheners o «,. 1 Kraft Cheese "£.75 Award For Log Cabin Syrup. M' 59 ICED CINNAMON ' « . _A- IDEAL j. " HotSlices ^r49 Anyone living in Red Bank, ST. PATRICK'S DAY ft/l/i Rumson, Little Silver, Shrews- Genuine Poiccl " :• ' •••.'.- ; . IMPERIAL BLUE Ice Cream Cups ' > o9 bury, New Shrewsbury: Fair AVOCADO COOKWARE Haven or Atlantic Highlands TEFLON COATED. BY WEST BEND , 'CURRIER & IVES SHU TIMf TO COMPLETE VOUfi SEP TOWEL c may be nominated by any HL IFEMS ON iAll WHILE SUPPLIES UST resident of the area. Nomina- ENSEMBLE 10 OFF tion forms can be obtained 1-01.CoveredSauctPan. . . S3. purchoie cl 84-oi. box ol BathTowel ,0 FREEZE DRIED from Jack Rein at the Carl- DINNERWARE 10-Inch Covered Skillcl . . . S5. AJAX ton Theatre. Nominations Hand Towel «, MAXIM COFFEE deadline is March 12. OH SAll 2-QI. Covered Sauce Pan SI MARGARINE DETERGENT THIS WEEK 8 Inch DpenSkilt'cl . . . . S3, 10" Dinner PIMe^" Wash'ciol'hs."! . .' I(o , Deitcrt Diin,' .' DESSERT 3-QI. Covered Sauto Pan. . S5. (II WITH 4NT iJ.JO PI/SCO, Frofjs Used us Models Cup» Siutet. ' mill SUPP1KS l«JT! f Brtid ( Butter Djih DISH LEEDS, England (AP) - 5-01. Covcrcn1 Dutch Oven . . . $7. Zoologists at Leeds Universi- COMPAREI LOW PRICES PLUS S&H STAMPS ACME'S ty are building intricate elec- 4 C C 22oz. 59c DETERGENT trical equipment to measure Detergent Dreft .: "87 Tide Detergent ..."" 85 Ivory Liquid. bll. ADVERTISED P I. PRICE POLICY . the leg movements of frogs. s GENTLE • ' DETERGENT ' DETERGENT Somttimai lor uniton rcatoni on They hope to Improve arti- C e 2202. acivrjtiind ilem may be unnvuil- ficial , limbs ,for humans by bll. 59c Gain 85° able ol (lie limn you ara ihopping. finding out how frogs make Ivory Flakes K 39 Blue Cheer W 85 Joy Liquid . If thii occun, pleaia rsqueit on WITH GLASSES 50c OFF IABEL DETERGENT—13c OFF IA Acmt "Advsrtiiad P/k«" him jng leaps. 22oz. "RIAN CHECK" Irom iht manoger. lolb s 27 bll. C Tliii will entitle you 1o purthai* Duz Detergent K-89° Bold Detergent P.r 2 Thrill Liquid 4p DETERGENT ihit item ai ths advoftjod pries Czech Crime Ri««'» within Iht txpirattQn dais ilated 10c OFF LABEL ' TABLETS DISHWASHER DET£RGEN1 35oz. $ 27 on your goaran.f RAIN CHECK. PRAGUE (AP) - The C C WE REDEEM U.S.D.A. Czechoslovak news agency Oxydol Detergent.....X 75 Salvo Detergent X:79 Cascade 77« Dash H 2 FOOD STAMP COUPONS •CTK reported 18,859 crimes wcre committed in Czccho- BlovaklaA In 1M», "P 2,101) UNCROFT—Newman Springs Road at Hurley Road FAIR HAVEN—576 River Road. WEST LONG BRANCH—Route 36 and Broadway from tliQ IBM total. 8 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.* WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 Rumson Talk on Drug A buse Bridges Generation Gap By MARGOT SMITH ing sociological factors that finding comfort in drugs that the ones who stay with it drug, but said "they're cur- are dangerous, he empha- function of the brain during uage?" he said, We never_did,- RUMSON — I'll bri there phased out the extended fa- produce no hangover and cn- and proceed to harder stuff, ious and most of them are sized. this period." exeept perhaps when fathers^ and sons ploughed the same were some pretty hot discus- mily and replaced it with the incidentally 'shaft the adult They are trying'to treat them- going to try it. "We don't know enough Brian Kelly, a senior at the sions in - the 100 or so cars •'nuclear family" where re- world beautifully," the psy- selves." Psychological Effect high school, countered irate fields together. "Don't be a about marijuana to legalize it pal of a sibling. Don't ask for that drove, away from Rum- sponsibility for raising chil- chiatrist said. Dr. Mathis shook up some 'The reason they continue yet," Dr. Mathis said, ex- parental remarks with an ap- son-Fair. Haven Regional High dren is abdicated to outside 'Reinforced Behavior' parents by suggesting that is because they're not get- plause-winning quip: "If you love. Just set limits and ex-. plaining that a dose that an pect respect." Schoo! last night. structures — .schools, little "Tlii.s,kind of positively re- "if your 19-year-old- hasn't ting the real stuff," he added. adult might tolerate could parents think kids-are going Dr. James Mathis, Associ- leagues and the He. inforced behavior is difficult given it a try, you'd better "Most of what they get prove very harmful1 to etn out and try pot because he The drug subject will re- (e Professor of Psychiatry, "The only successful reme- to change." wonder why." around here js so cut down, adolescent whose personality (Dr. Mathis) suggests it, sume next Tuesday evening Rutgers University Medical dy I can suggest is facing the effect is mostly psycho- had not yet become fixed. "In you've got sick kids, and when three young adults at- School, rattled up both ends . Drug abuse, the doctor said, "Are you telling the kids the fact that you are respon- does not necessarily indicate logical." the adolescent search for you're sick too." tempting to overcome drug of the generation gap with his sible for raising your own that haven't tried pot to go sick kids. It's a cultural-so- out and get a sample?" par- The effect from strong doses identity, conflicts and confu- Dr. Mathis lopks upon the habits at Daytop Village,. talk on "Drug Problems of kids," he said. "Never mind sion must be resolved in Adolescents." ciolagical movement. "Five ents asked. The doctor em- of marijuana is unpleasant. generation gap as a natural Staten Island, will discuss- . how the other guy does it. Do per cent of them would be in order to reach maturity. It is phenomenon. "Why should their addiction and what ledi it your way. Give them a phasized that he doesn't en- Of all types of drugs, it's It was obvious m the ques- trouble an)way These aie courage any mind • changing essential not to modify the we speak the same lang- them to it. tion-answer period that fol- structure to rely upon." the least lu amful All of them lowed, that sensitive nerve Youthful peaks of creativity endings of both youth and and imagination, feelings of , «r age (middle age, that • is,) invulnerability and powjir, had been touched. The audi- left to burgeon in an unstruc- ence was about equally di- tured, permissive atmosphere, vided along generation lines. lead to anxieties for which /\AOIVTGO/V\ER Dr. Mathis told parents they must find solutions, he they "lost the ball years ago, .said. and are blaming the kids for >•'' From an early age, children what was done to them." watch their parents assuage !«5 -it There's very little we could their tensions with tranquiliz- do about it, he added, blam- ing—pills. They follow suit, Bogus Inspection Sign Nets Driver $105 Fine HOLMDEL - Municipal Road, Eatpntown, was fined Court Judge Seymour R. a total of ?25 for failing to Kleinberg has fined Alan keep right and delinquent re- Maybank, 19, of 97 Oxford turn of summons. Lane, Matawan Township, ?30 Assessed $20 for speeding for possession of alcohol in an and receiving a 30-day li- automobile. cense revocation was Lasco iff* 3 , Todd Smith, 3 Lincoln Brown, 228 Shrewsbury Avj3., Place;—Red -Bank, was as- Red Bank. sessed {105 for having a coun- terfeit inspection stamp an his Fined ?15 each were Steven vehicle. Kime, 40 fleetwood Drive, BIG 3 SAVINGS! Fined a total of $40 for Hazlet, and James Kennedy, speeding and delinquent re- Brooklyn, N.Y., both for care- turn of summons was John less driving, and William Eppley, Ridgewood. Kelly, Seven Bridge Road, TWO GREAT NYLON PILE CARPETS CARRY Little Silver, for driving with Assessed $35 each were 0 SMOOTH ACRYLIC PLUSH Frank Spano, Lakewood, for an expired license. DUPONT'S FAMOUS 501® CARPET LABEL driving without stop lights Assessed $10 each were and delinquent return of.sum- Robert Barr, Brick Township, REG. 8.99 £L99 rnons, arid Philip Kunz. Jr., for passirtg on the right, and SALE; ©S

JUST SAY "CHARGE IT!" AT WARDS @ LUXURY DACRON® SHAG Two Found Innocent SMART SCROLL DESIGN CLASSIC COBBLESTONE REG. 9.99 Nylwood-sturdy pile looped hi Nyalle — Wards most popular ny- SALE and lo into a subtly-sculptured lon carpet boasts a.multi-level Of Jail Break Try surface. Fights off wear like only texture with built-in bounce! Long- FREEHOLD - William the first trial1 judge, Superior San Juan — 2}" deep Dacron® nylon fiber can—looks freshly lasting, easy-care carpeting in 7 J-/,. R. Hawley of Long Branch, Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill, polyester pile stands up to a new after each cleaning. In beige, fashion-bright solid colors. now serving a life term for had improperly refused a de- daring height!. 9 solid, blended rust, coin gold, avocado. 8.99 *w««d ionej, «q. yi, t,f fense request to sequester the hues prove casual can be elegant. murdering a Long Branch state's witnesses. ' Padding — Words deluxe 88-ounce weight sponge rubber pad, reg. 2.98 man in 1967, was found inno- Another co-defendaM, Fran- square yard, now at special sale price 1,99 cent of attempted escape cis Bartlett of Syracuse, N.Y., GO DEEP SCULPTURED PILE from Monmouth County Jail pleaded guilty Nov. 28, 1967, Installation - Ask about low prices for wall-to-wall installation. •in 1967 in his second trial on and was subsequently sen- REG. 10.99 ' VQO the escape attempt charge tenced to one to three years yesterday. in state prison.. The three had been charged 7 *• SHOP AT HOME-CALL 5422150 A co-defendant, Steven Duf- with trying to escape from Nylaire—Sheared elegance Phone to have our carpet consultant bring color fln of Ocean Township, was the jail after beating John M. in 5 lusfertone tweeds of twatchei, give free estimate without obligation. retried and found 'innocent of Faulhaber Sr., a jail guard, the. attempted escape last and taking five knives from continuous filamenf nylon May. ••the kitchen as 48 other in- pile! Hawley • and Duffin were mates watched television. convicted in January 1968 of Hawley had been sentenced MODERN, DECORATIVE, AND DELIGHTFUL TO OWNI trying to escape from the to one to three years in pris- Monmouth County Jail June on, to run consecutively with s , 24, 1967, but they appealed his life term, and Duffin had and were granted new trials been sentenced to an indeter- by the Appellate Diyision of minate New Jersey Reforma- . Superior Court. tory term. The appeals court ruled that Hawley's second trial was before Monmouth County Court Judge Patrick J. Mc- Injury Suit Gann Jr. Assistant Monmouth County Is Settled Prosecutor John Manna pre- sented the state's case and Robert A. Coogan of Eaton- For $7,500 towri represented Hawley. FREEHOLD - County Hawley is serving the life Court Judge Thomas Smith term for the murder nf Louis Sr. approved a settlement Pascucci, Branchport Ave., totaling of $7,500 to Michael Long Branch, April 26, 1967. Levers and his guardian Joyce Levers, of Dover town- ship. Sign Permit The settlement ordered Florence and Robert Michelle, trading as Jerseyville Motor Bid Studied Court, Freehold Township, to MARLBORO - The Board pay $5,350 to Michael Levers of Adjustment last night re- $60.07 OFF! EXCLUSIVE 6-PIECE DINING ROOM SET and $2,150 to Joyce Levers, served decision on an appli- $63.08 OFF! MODERN 4-PIECE BEDROOM SET CRAFTED his mother. cation by Sun Oil Company ENJOY LUXURIOUS DINING AT A BUDGET PRICE OF FINE WALNUT VENEERS AND SELECT HARDWOODS The settlement came as (he for a non-conforming use va'r- Clean lines in wainui veneers and selected hardwoods. Set: 40x result of injuries suffered by ' iance and a permit to con- , 64" triple dresser and 4-drawer chest provide you with plenty Rag. 2T2.»4 Michael Levers on Oct. 27, struct an oversized sign for, 60" table extends to 72" with leaf, host chair, 3 sidn chairs, and «j » _«» of storage space {tops are scratch/stain resisant.) Plate glass 0/1088 1968, while a guest at the a proposed service station on a china cabinet for your vary special things. Buffet, now 124.88. 3O# mirror and unique panel bed included. Night stand now 44.88. *UY Michelles' establishment, Rt. 79 at Ryan Road. caused by "contact with a The Planning Board gave dangerous substance." The ' preliminary approval of the Levers' infant was 19 months site plan for the station Jan. old at the time. 22, contingent upon |he Board Thomas F. Shebell Jr.1 of of Adjustment's ruling on the Asbury Park represented the variance application. Levers, and William E,.Rus- ' The area is currently zoned sell, of Middletown, repre- residential, creating the need sented the Michelles. for the variance.

Worthless Chocks' Admits Possession Issuance Vdmillcd Of Stolon IVojifirly FREEHOLD - Sanlo Piazza FREEHOLD - Irving of Staten Island has pleaded Young of Tine St., Asbury guilty to seven counts of issu- Park, pleaded guilty yester- ing worthless checks. day before Superior Court Superior Court Judge Fran- Judge Francis X. Crahay to I cis X. Crahay hoard Piazza possessing slolon property. admit issuing four checks at On July 20, 1969, 'Young (he Miinalapan Grand Union was found in Ocean Township SAVE $20.95 NOW! CLASSIC 6V2-FT. $89.95 INNERSPRING MATTRESS OR SAVE $20.95! SMART MODERN SOFA last September, one check in possessing a llllil automobile, SOFA — BEAUTIFUL IN ANY DECOR BOX SPRING, TWIN OR FULL-SIZE September, 1805, at Freehold valued "at $300, which IN DUOTONE TEXTURED TWEED Premier steel coil spring base Luxur/ firm; hundrods of coils! «_. Raceway, and two checks in btlongcd to IOileen Mnlick of $ Comfort with Super Ward- Middletown last December , and back give you firm com- Quiltod ticking; body bracers. 9EHB8 Washington St., Long Branch. 179. Foam' cushions, and channel and January. Judge Crahay Thomas Spini'llo, public fort. Stain-resistant fabric. Reg. If9.95 Latex set — twin Or full, 59.88. #acn set March 20 for sentencing. defender, represented Young, back. Ze pel* protected fabric, Rtg. 199.95 Assistant Prosecutor Joseph and .John Manna presented; "Wordi namt hr digfc dtntlly unlhan* loom Mechan renrcsenled the stair. the state's rase. Judge Cra- Benedict R. Nfensw' of lied hay set Maa'ti 2« for sciitcnc- I_»-CMI*. . . . /Sank represented Piazza. WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER M WMM MI repri "THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWX, N. I: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, W70 Matawan Township Recreational Center Bids Cash - MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - meeting with the governing Frederick cl 20-Rari!an St., Mr. Frederick, who heads "It's true that I refused described the proposed recre- help, not to stir up old dirt." that organization will Two groups from Cliffwood body in a workshop session ap- Cliffwood, were not about to the Bayshore Recreation and to be part of his organization . ation building as accommo- DiiflcUHy Told predate any help from the competed for Township Coun- Saturday morning "and find follow th^ mayor's advice. cil's favor in the public por- Economic Development Corp., when it was formed," the dating 300 persons, with a .Mr. Frederick said little, township. areas where you can work to- Mr. Jones, who also shep- already has put his bid in for clergyman went on. central hall for dances and except to state that his group tion of last night's adjourned gether. Pleading once again for co- herds the Junior Monmouth an estimated $5,000 in town- Mayor Kroehlich said that games and activities rooms needs a building, and build- operation between the two meeting of the governing "This would impress the Social and Athletic Club, ap- body. ship funds for a recreation- while he couldn't swear to for boys and girls. ings are pretty hard to come groups, Mayor Froehlich de- council more than anything I peared last night with about center lie plans in Cliffwood Church Too Small by. Mayor Hans 11. Froehlich, the exact wording, the news- clared, "The art of govern- know," the mayor said. 40 teen-agers and parents ffar adults and youths from paper account was "essential- carefully preserving council's The Kev. Edward Jones, The Kew Light IJaptist He was supported by Die ment and the art. of living is seeking funds for a recreation all parts of the municipality. ly correct." eternal compromise." neutrality, urged the two fat, pastor of the New Light Bap. building he plans on a site he Neither Favored Church, where the club now Rev. J. L. Dargon, pastor tions to get together before tist Church, and James W. owns opposite his church. Mr. Frederick, listening in meets, is too small, Miss Pit- of Providence Baptist Church, The mayor's observation Mayor Froehlich made it thR audience, made no com- man explained. who said a population explo- made no noticeable impres- clear to both applicants that ment at all. Mrs. Miriam Pitman, De- sion in Cliffwood has resulted sion on cither Mr. Jones or council will favor neither to Mr. Jone's cause was nise's mother, also spoke in in a great increase in the Mr. Frederick — a fact per- ' the exclusion of the other. pleaded by Denise Pitman of favor of Mr. Jones's project. number of children needing haps explained by a mother False Arrest Suit Against Hg urged cooperation be- 4 Seventh St., teen-age mem- Commenting on the apparent recreation facilities. A direc- from Keypoit. tween them, he explained, so ber of the building commit- lack of cooperation between tor of the Bayshore Recre- "The Rev. Mr. Jones is out that overlapping areas of en- tee «f the Junior Monmouth the two factions, she declared, ation and Economic Develop- to win souls for Christ," she deavor can be eliminated. Social and Athletic Club. She "We came here to ask your ment Corp., he told council told council.. - Matawan Township Settled Mr. Jones started la.st FREEHOLD - An undis vacy by peering into a win- night's discussion by point- Ericteon, 56 Idlevviid Lane, ing to an article in The .closed settlement, reportedly dow. Matawan Township, added tor 15,500, was reached yes- «Paily Register for Feb. 17 in GRAMAN'S The charges were dis- that Mr. Lewis' reputation •whj,ch Mr. Frederick was terday in a Philadelphia news- missed in municipal court af- ha The suit was brought by fering, humiliation, disgrace NEW SHREWSBURY Claude A. Lewis of" Willing- and loss of status as a peace- boro, a 34-year-old columnist ful, law-abiding citizen who and special assignment re- theretofore had not been ar- porter for the Philadelphia rested. Evening Bulletin, a corre- Two witnesses testified OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M.. SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. spondent for Newsweek maga yesterday that Mr. Lewis had zine, author and Wcturer. • enjoyed a good reputation as ' Mr. Lewis, who formerly an honorable citizen and a TASTY YOUNG lived at 24 Ivy Hill Drive, leader in community organ)-, Matawan Township, with his zations (he is a former board wife and children, was walk- member of the jMonmouth FROZEN FOOD DEPT. ing near his former home in Community Action Program, the Strathmore development the county's anti-poverty MORTON POT PIES C about 11 p.m. May 16, 1965, agency). • Tunq • Beef when he was arrested and The Rev. Harold R. Dean, • Chicken charged with entering the pri- minister of the First Unitari- • Turkey — 8-Oi. vate property of Mr. and Mrs. an Church of Monmouth 5:1 BIRDSEYE County, Lincroft, and a for- Phillip Daidone, 12 Ivy Hill Reg. or Crinkle Cut $ • Drive, and invading their pri- mer neighbor, Mrs. Florence FRENCH FRIES 8° 1 Whole Motrtco 6 ox. Only Dinkelspiel Against ORANGE JUICE $1 CHICKEN PARTS . . . 6 Cans X WINGS 29c Lb. LEGS 49c lb. Fort School's Move THIGHS 39c Lb. BREASTS 59c Lb. v LONG BRANCH - Edgar Army will have to spend Montco Succotash 24-Oi. 1 N. Dinkelspiel, a former city "more,millions" in Georgia to • Stew Vegetables 24-Oi. • Cut Green Beans 20-Oz. LIVER 59c Lb. DRUMSTICKS 69c Lb. commissioner and council- duplicate existing' facilities • Whole Kernel Jtaui, has drafted a letter to here, Mr. Dinkelspiel said, Golden CORN 24-Oz. he recalls a saying that 39- SUGAR CURED Defense Secretary Melvin RIB STEAKS THE KING of ROASTS "there are two ways of doing ELLIO'S 16-Oz. Laird objecting to the ru- SHORT CUT mored transfer of the Army a job — the right way and BRISKET the Army way." PIZZA DINNER 69' Signal Center and School to CORNED SWIFT'S PREMIUM RIBS of. Ft. Gordon, Ga. The former councilman also PLUMPER — JUICIER Mr. Dinkelspiel cited the said that he has called for a BEEF ALL MEAT BEEF "irreparable damage" to the full probe of all Army instal- area's economy such a move lations to "weed out waste FIRST CUT — 98c LB. FRANKS would create. and inefficiency, with an EXTRA LEAN "In this period of reces- overall survey on the side ef- »*r Fresh Economical HOT OR SWEET sion," Mr. Dinkelspiel added, fects such moves, as is ru- "where do you think many of mored at Ft Monmouth, *ill cause in the long range—not GROUND CHUCK 101b. GROUND BEEF ITALIAN SAUSAGE your employes will obtain Souiage Meat 39c lb. jobs?" The former city offi- (lie immediate results." cial charged that many such That request, he said, went Del Monte • ZO-Ol. persons wlll.be forced to seek to U.S. Sens. Clifford P. Case, CATSUP welfare and that area rentals R-N.J. and Harrison A, Wil- BUMBLE BEE • 6Vi-Oi. POTIOASF will drop and business will liams, D-N.J., as well as Chunk Light TUNA suffer. Rep. James J. Howard, D- Hunt's 28-Oi. Can Due to the fact that the N.J. TOMATO SAUCE DAIRY DEPT. Hawaiian Punch Royal Dairy - 1 t-Oz. Cup RED • 4&-OI. Can COTTAGE CHEESE MonmouthRegional Three Diamonds Dairy Fresh • White or Yellow Slices PRODUCE DEPT PINEAPPLE AMERICAN CHEESE 12 Oz. Sliced or Crushod , PILLSBURY BISCUITS Study Report Set CARNATION INSTANT Country Style or Buttermilk • 8-Ox. BANANAS BREAKFAST Amora CHEESE PIZZA 18 Oz. ': Golden Ripe NEW SHREWSBURY ' — courses will be offered but All Flavor! The Monmouth Regional High the course offerings will de- Mueller's Elbow School Board of Education pend on student enrollment. PILLSBURY COFFEE CAKE will release its summary of The board approved a trip MACARONI LB. or TURNOVERS Del Monte 29-Ox. the Temple University study by 20 physics students lo Nor- Chef's Delight • 2-Lb. Box ot the school in two to four folk, Va. to view the solar PEACHES PROCESS CHEESE weeks. eclipse Saturday. The stud- Sliced or Halves Board President Norman J. ents will be gone from 4 a.m. Krofr •18.OI.JOT ' Field said that the summary, lo 10 p,m. and the board ap- STRAWBERRY Preserves , which the board accepted last propriated $180 for transpor- night, is still in rough draft tation. Figaro Cat TUNA Can form and after it is com- Jergen's 2-Bar Pack pleted in a final draft, it will BATH SOAP Producer! All White CUCUMBERS CHICKEN ROLL be released to a faculty com- Girl Scout Mortal 70-Count mittee before release to the public. NAPKINS RICH'S — Lb. TURKEY SALAMI The summary includes the Week Next JELLO 1-2-3 board's position on the study. FREEHOLD - Freeholder Strawberry • Raspberry Director Quits ' Director Joseph C. Irvvin yes- William H. llillman, Mon- terday proclaimed the week BLEACH Gallon mouth Regional High School of March 8 as Girl Scout Penn Dutch • 28-Oi. athletic director since the week. Homemade — Lb. school opened, resigned his BIRCH BEER MACARONI SALAD . position last night effective The proclamation noted that June 30. < Girl Scouts will celebrate their 58th anniversary of its He' is taking a position at founding March 12 and that pine Manor Hotel, Highlands. there are now more than Bordentown Military Acad- three million girls and about BARBARA NABISCO SUNSHINE KEEBLER BURRY DUTCH emy. " 1 one million adult members in DEE IT '$1 VANILLA GOLDEN 6-SNAX STARS I .?- MAID i,o< Michael G. Carlisle, a phy- the organization. Ol sical education teacher, also .Mr. Irwin urged county res- COOKIES WAFERS !i FRUIT ^ PACK Z. Cookie.Treats Cookie Zoo resigned. idents to give Girl Scouts The board announced that now and in the coming year the 1970 summer school ses- their continued interest, coop- VALUABLE COUPON POX HAYS sion will open on June 29 and , eration and support so that FOOD CITY—SUPERAMA FOOD CITY—SUPERAMA FOOD CITY—SUPERAMA close on Aug. 7.' increasing numbers of girls FOOD CITY—SUPERAMA Enrichment and remedial may benefit from a program GILLE1TE PILLSBURY which also benelits-everyone. AAp AJAX p- p|p Cave YieldH Old Art II It BLADES Laundry K I lb TARANtO, Italy (AP) - Apartments Up Detergent JERUSALEM (AP)-Thirty- 3-Lb. l-Qi. Areheologists said they have Box — Reg. 83c discovered paintings made 5,- six thousand residential apart- £Uoif 000 years ago In lour caves ments were built last year in Limit 1 Per Family — Eiplits March 7 Limit 1 Nr Family — Explrei March 7 limit 1 Pir Family — Expires March 7 near this city. Some repre- Israel, most of them by pri- «nt deer hunting scenes, vate construction companies, theysai(k the government reported. 10- -THE DAILY. REGISTER, RED BANK. MIDDLETOWiV, N. If WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4; 1970 pH South American Tour ed Bank Outlined to Rotarians BED BANK — This bor- ough, one of several in the MIDDLETOWN - Local basin of the Amazon Hiver, "It's a desolate place with Rotarians were treated to a where they toured lands in- no trees; I don't know why VICTORY MARKET county wiU) a major public library, is objecting to a pro- slide talk on a 19,000-miIe habited by Peruvian Indians the people don't move out," posed state law which would trip around South America at adept at hunting with blow- Dr. Lawrence remarked. 31 W. FRONT ST.. RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 require all municipalities to a meeting in Howard John- guns and bows, shooting game "There are about three men FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE — TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY support the county library son's Restaurant, Rt. 35. with darts and arrows tipped for every woman; the divorce system through tax revenues. Lecturing was Dr. Robert with curare, famed lethal na- rale is very high," he com- P. Lawrence of Holmdel, who tive nerve poison. mented. GENUINE USA USDA CHOICE Calling the bill discrimina- made the trip by ship .and Through the Straits , tory and unfair to municipali- airplane last fall. Leaving Ilejoining the ship at Val- Next stop was a luxury New York City on a cruise paraiso, Chile, the Lawrences ranch in Buenos Aires, Ar- ties such as Red Bank, the gentina, where the Plata Ri- FRESH BEEF Borough Council adopted a ship of the German Atlantic sailed on down the west coast Line, Dr. Lawrence and his of the continent and through .ver is 100 miles wide oppo resolution outlining its dis- wife sailed to Port Ever- the Straits of Magellan to site Montevideo, Uruguay. A pleasure. glades, Fla., where the ship the Atlantic Ocean. visit to Porto Allegri, Argen- LEGS O" RIB stopped to pick up more pas- tina, a little known city with .Copies of the resolution will The couple spent the day 30 Rotary Clubs, followed. be sent to Hie members of the sengers; and from there visiting the Falkland Islands county's legislative delega- through the Panama Canal to -at the tip of South America In Brazil, the Lawrences LAMB ROAST tion. ' the Pacific side 'of South — a place, Dr. Lawrence said, were impressed by the na- America. which should be abandoned, tion's new capital, Brasilia, LOIN LAMB CHOPS $1.59 Ib. Aged for tenderness and flavor This includes Sen. Alfred Leaving the ship at Lima, t'".e whaling and seal in- which features the most mod- N. Beadleston,. who is the dustries which supported it ern of architectural ideas, sponsor of the senate bill. Peru, the Lawrences flew in- land over the Andes to the have died out. including an underground ca- GOVT. INSPECTED The -bill would permit a thedral. Brasilia, Dr. Law- CENTER CUT board of freeholders to raise rence explained, has taken funds lor the support of the the ball away from the for- FARM county library by a dedicated mer capital, Rio De Janiero, tax apportioned among the $2,056,317 Budget since that city is locked in LEAN municipalities using the libra- by mountains and cannot ex- FRESH ' ry or by apportioning general pand. tax revenue from the county CHUCK Is AdoptedbyOcean Nonetheless, the travelers' treasury. slides of Eio showed a jria- FRYING The bill was introduced Jan. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The struction of storm drains in ture charm and a spectacu- 26 and is now being reviewed 1970 municipal budget was the Allaire Ave. area from lar beauty that newborn Bra- STEAK CHICKEN by the legislature's County adopted at a Township Coun- the Lusan Construction Com- silia will find hard to beat. and Municipal Government cil meeting after a short pub- pany, . Bayville, $16,960; and failing from Rio under the California POT ROAST (Bone in) 69c Ib. Grade A — Cut-up Split - Quartered Committee. lic hearing. An amendment from Thomas D. Husar, tic statue of Christ was introduced to add $18,000 Long Branch, $15,830. The which overlooks the mountain to it from the township sur- bids were held to be awarded bound harbor, the Lawrences plus to cover a bond anticipa- onJMarch 16. started home, stopping jn Embezzlements Portof-Spain, Trinidad, for a tion note, raising the total Acting upon plans to insti- little steel band music on the Advertise in The Register Is Admitted budget to $2,058,317.35. tute a gypsy moth control way. FKEEHOLD - Salvatore Presiding in the absence of program with the State De- Chinniei of Atlantic City Mayor John J. Eeilly, Coun- partment of Agriculture and has pleaded guilty to a cilman Donald V. Crosta com- to authorize application for charge of embezzling $300 mented that although the bud- any Federal or State funds from Cumberland Farms get had risen $180,000' above available, the council adopted Dairy Store, Fair Haven, last year's, the amount to be a resolution to declare the COSMETICS July 10,1967 while lie was em- raised by taxation had only gypsy moth a public nuisance. ployed there. "risen $583. It was resolved to sell for Superior Court Judge Fran- Public hearing on the $10,800 four parcels of land HEALTH AIDS cis X. Crahay accepted the amendments, to the 1970 bud- to the state for the widening plea and set May 15 for sen- get will be held March 16. of Rt. 35. \ tencing. Property Sold Assistant County Prosecutor The township accepted bids Joseph Meehan presented the for and sold three parcels of state's case. Deputy Public land for $2,100, to the Ocean Defender William J. Gearty Electrical Supply Company; COMPARE SAVE represented Chinnici. for $2,000, to Leonard Stut- zer; and for $2,800, to Bruno "Tune in Mandica. . Bids were accepted for con- JUST WONDERFUL LOWELL Rumson PTA HAIR SPRAY NYQUIL Sets Seiriinar THOMAS RUMSON — The Rumson REG. 99( IMuQuff. REG. 1.49 PTA is sponsoring a seminar Regular- and the news" on the subject, "Preparing for Adolescence," to be con- Hear good'news about. ducted March 12, and 19 and 13 oi. 39* Lennox Central Air April 2, 9 and 16, in the home economics room at HAPPY PRICES! Conditioning. And why Forrestdale School from 8:30 it pays to buy it now! to 10'p.m. 6:45 P.M. WCBS Norman Epstein, director Cpl. Wayne Jackson of social work and group Monday through Friday. therapy at the Children's Cite Jackson POLIDENT •lleffte GILLETTE SUPER Psychiatric 'Center, Eaton- town, will preside. It will be a discussion group, not a se- SUPER STAINLESS JAC For Service STEM.HIJSI 1 STAINLESS BLADES SERVICE CO. ries ofjeetures, therefore the POWDER size of the seminar will be HWY. 9, HOWELL TWP. In Vietnam 442-2288 limited. Reservation may be REG. 92( REG. 1.69 made by calling Mrs. Harold MATAWAN - Marine Cpl. L E N N O X •A. Monsor, 26 Riverside. Wayne Jackson, USMC, son 10's Drive. • of Mrs. Florence Jackson of 10 BLADES 25 Clinton St., has been awarded the Navy Achieve- ment Medal with Combat "V" for outstanding leader- rsr^ ship in the performance of his What Is duties in Vietnam. Cpl. Jackson was cited for JOHNSON'S meritorious service between A Heat Pump? Aug. 5, 1968, and July 5, 1069 when he participated in six A heal pump !< a machine that uses electricity to bath major combat operations and heat and cool a house completely automatically, under any 50 combat patrols while serv REG. 1.49 baby BABY ROWDER and all nvare weather conditions. ing as afire team leader and 20 oi. |AVORIS I powder then squad leader with Con.' REG.'l.lSV What's more, the Lennox Heat Pump filters air all year pany H, Second Battalion, 'round and dehumtdifies it In the summer. The result li spring- Fifth Marines, First Marine time freshness every day of the year. Division. On Jan. 9, I960, during Op- Economical? You bet! This is because on most days all eration Taylor Common, Cpl. BUYS! you pay for is the cost of electricity to move heat. You see, Jackson's unit came under even on the coldest days, there Is heat In the outside air. intense automatic weapons When heat Is required, the heat pump extracts this heal fire from North Vietnamese BAYER and pumps it INTO your home. When cooling Is desired on Army soldiers and sustained hot, muggy days, the system reverses itself and pumps heat several casualties. With disre- ASPIRIN BAYER OUT OF your home. On "In-between days," the system auto- gard for his own safety, the matically provides heating or cooling as necessary to main- corporal went to the aid of a tain the exact lemperaturc% you select on the thermostat. wounded comrade, rendered HAIR DRESSING medical attention and moved ASPIRIN You can get up to three cents worth of heat for every him to a safer pasition. Cpl. Jackson then conducted 'a Jfc condil.oner cent ol electricity you buy to operate tbfe/heat pump. Sound REG. 1.00 successful retrograde move- lalural.aieaming 6. ,73 1 09 like a good deal? It Is ... espociallyr/if you want to add O'V ment, enabling his unit to cooling to your new or existing home. With a Lennox Heat accomplish ils mission. 200 Pump, you'll get both (heating and cooling) In a single system. What other reason could you wont for converting to a flame- less electric heat pump? Camera Club Has Portrait Session INTERLAKEN - With IJio LISTER IN E JAC SERVICE Co. aid of three models, Shore HIGHWAY 9, Camera Club members put HOWELL TOWNSHIP into practice what they had IJC learned in a previous illustrat- MODESS GOLD TABLETS Mailing addreu ed lecture on the art of por- P.O. Boi 55, Formihgdale. N.J. traiture in the- borough hall REG. 1.29 here. 462-2288 REG. 1.19 Two new members, Harry 1 am Interested In The Lennox h'dmundson, 205 Edgemont Regular-Supers Heo> Pump. , ' Drive, IJOCII Arbour, and Miss 24s • Please send now brochure Rita B. Caber, 732 Ocean HEALTH Ave., West Knd, joined the Modess • Ploase have representative club. The models for the por- AND call. trait session were Die Misses IEAUTY RBR Jane Laird, Ocean Grove; Open 9 la 6—Closed Suit. Sally Aillmr, West Deal, and 58 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Open late till 9 Wed. & Frl. AIDS Nam* Jane Palaia, Neptune. Pricos effective tliru Sat., Mar. 7, 1970- W» reserve llie tlglit to limit iiumtlit Nut responsible for typographical errors. Address. , _ lis, Phone The next meeting will be ~~~~~~~ -SWRTiTTfrETrORE 'NEARESTTouC SOMERVILLE Illlnln St. March 10 whan there will be RUTHERFORD 62 Po.k Av.. WE5TCHESTER The Mull, Now Rochclle PLAINFIELD 189 E. Front RED BANK SB BreoJ St. VITAMIN City _ »... State a color competition, with peo- OrUNGE'301 Main 5l. NEW YORK CITY 23 W. 34th Si. 62 W. 4Slh St. Zip MORRISTDWN 26 N. Park 164 E. S9tli Si. 182 E. SAD. St. ple or pels as (he subject. HACKENSACK Poclmd's flombergor UNION 102? 5Urveiont Ave. CINIIR The public is invited. JERSEY cirr 51 JoumnlSq. FLUSHING 3/O« Mo -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDIfETOWN, N. J.j WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1070 legal Aid Gets Grant of $10,006 TRENTON - A $10,000 grant has been awarded to the Monmouth Legal Services Organization. The grant was one of sev era] made recently by the State Department of Com munity Affairs, totaling $184 PRICE! 300. James D. Coffee, chief of the department's Office of Legal Services, said the grants were made from a $1.15, million state-aid fund for economic opportunity pro- CD grams in the department's 1869-70 fiscal year budget. He said they will be used by the GRAND OPENING fe local agencies to help meet GRAPEFRUIT . local share costs of 1969-70 TUES., MARCH 3rd at 9:30 A.M. legal services grants awarded by tfie U.S. Office of Econom FOODTOWN OF WANAMASSA ic Opportunity. SUNSET AVE. NEAR WICKAPECKO AVE., Mr. Coffee said the local Grade A oven WANAMASSA, NEW JERSEY. offices provide free legal counseling and represent needy persons in civil mat- US Cut from younyw Lad/ Scott ters and before administra- IVORY FACIAL pkg.2OO tive agencies. Last year, New SOAP TISSUE Jersey legal services lawyers FRESH HAMS 2'P'y i- 1 •AVI 9c WITH THIS COUPON IAVK 14c handled more than 28,000 Coupon good ot on, Feodlown Sop*rnK>l<«. Coupon goad mt any FewJlowWITHn THISuparmorkatS (OUM* N cases, he said. limit on* pftr adult family. Umrt oo» p«r adult family. Coupon tipim Saturday, M«, Inn'm tvilih, ink", at imUk Mt lr> or Cut Green Beans 8 cons | more Bowling Lanes in Mata- INTERTER. VEVEGG 2'X 83' Wan and at the Bed Bank •led •• 'JM" $ 4 Mi.l MuH.I Froi.n Slit.d X YMCA. ' ' FACIAL TISSUES own «P 2-P'V I STRAWBERRIES "% fall AAc Foodtown Froxtn Cut Corn or Easter Seal EVAP. MILK ... 6 eons OY GREEN PEAS 3 M linden Formt Froxcn Sales Start 16-oz. QA{ PEAS & CARROTS 3 PORK & BEANS 5 Howard John ton Fratftn FREEHOLD - The annual c MACARONI & CHEESE 3 Easter Seal Appeal to raise VALMHI'DELL 9 Vegetable Soup Howard Johnior. Froun Chklon or Shrimp funds for crippled children 6r95 CROQUETTES "^39* and adults is under way. Rob- 4 4«-oi. $ « O lot With Cbwu or Cbi.ei ert E. Harris of Oakhurst, FRUIT DRINKS tzl cons • chairman of the Easter Seal STUFFED POTATOES 16-oi.B|7#%C SEAFOOD PLATTER ',£59 Committee for Crippled Chil- Rkh'> Froxtn Coffee dren and Adults of Monmouth PORK & BEANS 5 cans jf ^f County, says success of the LICHTENER 6l"*1 ^"32 appeal is more important Soi.S.oF.o..n than ever before. MIRACLE WHIP SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 . 99 &andDuchtti Frown "Riding on the successful GRANDMA'S BEEFSTEAKS 2^" 99 conclusion of the 1970 appeal," he said, "are tiie Ippelixer Dept.. > Si'niitnd Hop* futures of thousands of physi- Schidchaus Coffee 60/70 Count cally handicapped New Jer-, BOLOGNA ib.89' sey children and adults — MEDIUM SHRIMP ib 99' Deliciout 20/30 Count those who cannot realize their TURKEY BOLOGNA n>.89' CHOCK IMPORTED JUMBO SHRIMP ib *1" full potential for productive lives without help." Hormel Oval Delicious White Meat Imported The county committee is -n SPICED HAM Mb. 79' fURBOf FILLET b 59 affiliate of the state Easter Fresh FULL 0' NUTS TOMATOES Large »I Canadian Seal Society, which.last year COLE SLAW b 29' provided care and treatment SMELTS 2 & 79 Taity White or Colored Top Quality California for more than 4,000 physically AMERICAN CHEESE Ib. 89s 3^99' handicapped people. Fresh SQUID Fresh SMOKED WHITING ib. 98' COD STEAKS ib 69' Break-in Case French Fried Freih Baked CRAB CAKES Going to Jury STUFFED CLAMS 3 i.r 49' [Where Available, >• " (Where Availablt) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Gregory Robinson, of 37 Fluffy Red Liquid Detergent Liquid Detergent Assorted South Ave., charged with COLD WATER ALL DISHWASHER ALL WISK LUX LUX SOAP breaking and entering a ALL C house and larceny, was quart bound over for action of the 77 quart 22oi. 57= Grand Jury after a hearing Assorted Fabric Softener Liquid in Municipal Court before LIFEBUOY, SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP BREEZE Judge Arthur P. Siegfried. LUX SOAP FINAL TOUCH DOVE r C C Harold Schneider of 16 regular OCc " Harding Rd., Keansburg, was S? 89 • 22oz. bars \J w> 2 'Z!: 29 5K-M giant 79' 57' given a suspended $30 fine 3 for consorting with known criminals. He paid $5 court 10c off Label Powder Detergent lOcoff Label Powder 10c off Label Detergent costs. Julia Homer of 32 South Ave. was fined $15 for care- less driving. r BOLD OXYDOL DASH THE EPISCOPALIANS MANDAN, N.D. "(AP) - The recent convention of the giant giant- C Episcopalians in North Dako- box 50oz. 50-oz. ta opened with a religious box box • service in a church of anoth- 73 73 65 er faith. About 250 delegates and clergy met in First Lutheran ' Prket tffMtive throuah Saturdnv Morih 7. Not reinomible lor tvpoaraphkal trrori. We rtitrve the right to limit auantitiei. Mertiber Twin Countv Groceri Church in Mandan because no Mlddl.rown, M. J. TOIM Hl»r. N. J. Neptune, N. i. Jaek»». N. J. Episcopal church was avail- Rt. 35 & Mt. Hill Roed Fiihar Blvd. Route 33 7 Brook Plata Freehold. H. J. able to hold that large a Perk Ave. t Hwy. crowdi Marawan, H. J. Weil End, Una lionch. N. J. Port Monmouth, N. 4. ' Inrjllihtown, N. J. 126 Main SI. Other sessions of the con- Wai. End Court & Marker Place H*y. 3* t Bray Ave. 42 Main S(. vention were held in an Epis- ferns River, N. J. lee Irlght, N. J. Red Bar,h, M.J. Farmlngdole, N. J. copal church. ' Route 37 1140 Ocean Ave. i» Newman Springs Roari 10 Bank Street 12 THE DAILY HEfclSlEH, E£D BAMvMTDDLEtWN, N. U WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 Speaker to Discuss Brookdale MGAP Board Restates Problems of Retarded 9fB°ard FREEHOLD - Theodore to establish communication so G. Lucas, deputy commis- we can expand our activities LONG BRANCH - A steer- Policy on Care Center sioner witd the Department of bet Up HOW PET KITCHENS* in the Freehold area. ing committee of local citi- Stud ihil «d. Your lumi. iddmi Mental Health and Mental Regional Office of Economic Mr. Lucas is also the presi- zens has been established to LONG BRANCH - The The board also approved UbcU IO ft( Xiuhcu, TO. So« 4157. Retardation Services of the dent of the Ocean County As- guide the development of pro- principle of decentralizing the the first draft of a Migrant Opportunity, for funding of Providence. R. 1. We viil aend coupon City of New York, will be sociation for Retarded Chil- grams for the Community Bayshore Day Care Center Program, with a total bud- Program Year "F" — the good f« one fife can. gnest speaker at a meeting dren and was executive direc- Learning Center (CLC) oper- has been reaffirmed by the get of $159,691, which will en- sixth year — which begins on at the Donovan School, 237 tor of the New York City As- ated by Brookdale Commu- executive board of the Mon- roll 370 migrants within the Sept. 1,1970 and ends on Aug. Stonehurst Blvd., tomorrow at nity College in the Liberty mouth Community Action first quarter, only. 31, 1971. 8 p.m. Mr. Lucas will speak sociation for Retarded Chil- dren in 1969. He is the presi-' Street School, here. Program Inc. The program will be ad- on "The Problems of Mental Joseph F. Zach, chairman Retardation." dent of his own company, Ex- Some 25 area residents met ministered by a staff of 16 ecutive Trainors, which offers at the school and elected Mrs. of the Community Services persons, covering all of the The meeting is sponsored on-the-job training for execu- Julia Wheeler, 39 Seaview committee reiterated the in- Day Care Center, Basic Adult by the Molly Pitcher Woman's tive directors in voluntary, Manor, to be chairman of the tention of MCAP to establish Education and the Winter Club at the invitation of Jo- non-profit organization. steering committee. Others four centers in the Shore Manpower Program. It will seph C. Picon, 2 Sawbuck After the talk, there will be named to serve on the com- area, in order to reach a cover the total area of Mon- Road, a member of the Mon- a showing of the film "House mittee are: Harry Butler, 52 greater number of children mouth County with concentra- mouth County Association for Liberty St.; Mrs. Odessa closer to their homes and tion on the Western Mon- Retarded Children, Red Bank. on Hudson," which describes the services rendered by the Dangeler, 381 Florence Ave.; thus involve more families in mouth area, which has a high The Rev. David G. Volk of association throughout Mon- Edward Hinz, 375 Broadway; a more meaningful way. concentration of migrants. Grace Lutheran Church will mouth County. The closing re- Albert Howard Jr. and Albert The Bayshore Day Care Efforts Praised deliver the invocation, fol- marks will be made by John Howard Sr., 204 Ludlow St., Center, catering to 54 chil- lowed by a welcome by Mr. Mrs. Deborah Jacoby, 886 Red dren, has been operating in Mr. Taylor reported to the Picon. F. Monaghan, executive direc- Oak Drive, Elberon; William board on MCAP activities in tor of the Monmouth County the old Centerville School, Rt. John J. Donoghue, presi- Jones, 21 Grant Court; John 35, Holmdel. Late last year helping to quell student de- Unit, and by Mrs. Bert B. Lewis, 154 Morris Ave.; Mrs. monstrations at the high dent of the Monmouth County Van Duzer, president of the MCAP proposed establishing Association, will introduce the Joan Reeves, 198 Liberty St.; schools of Asbury Park and Molly Pitcher Women's Club. three more units at Cliffwood, speaker. Mrs. Sandra Robinson, 43 Keansburg or Union Beach Allentown. He said that com- The public is invited to at- Grant Court; Chauncey Stat- munity staff worked in an Speaking of the purpose of tend. and at Keyport. the meeting, Mr. Donoghue en, 7 Seaview Manor, and Injunction Denied outstanding way with parents, said, "We are trying to make Mrs. Barbara Stokes, 37 Sea- On Feb. 9, the U.S. District school administrators and people in the western part of view Manor. Court denied an application students. 4 the county aware of what we Cahill Heads Mr. Taylor was himself The meeting had been called for a preliminary injunction do. We are trying to find out to halt MCAP from decen- praised by the board for his 69 I 99s | 69 at the school by Andrew the needs of the community own personal "tireless and Model UN Washington, a member of the tralizing the center, after ac- in the area of retardation and dedicated efforts" in the same Brookdale staff and the direc- tion was brought in federal court by Rev. Edward Jones, situation. L SWIFT'S PREMIUM B A '^^%il ^E y Tapes • Music Adviser List tor of the Long Branch CLC. Mrs. Wheeler presided over pastor of the New Light Bap- The board authorized Mr. f TMct.Rqui., RHIPVH O Records and WEST LONG BRANCH - the meeting. There was a dis- tist Church, Matawan Town- Taylor to prepare and sub- Gov. William T. Cahill heads ship and members of the Par- mit eligibility documents to Musical Accessories cussion of possible programs A the list of persons serving on for the center. Interest was ents Advisory Committee for' the Advisory Council of the expressed in programs on the center. ninth annual Model United child psychology, community The court ruled that the Nations (MUN) at Monmouth involvement( in which mem- board of trustees of MCAP RED CROSS College. bers of the community would are the ultimate policymak- 21 BroadvSSt- Red Bank-NJ Eugene Iadanza, Long become aware of what is be- ing body and have the right JACK ANDERSON, OWNER Branch, director of this year's ing done or can be done to to make any decisions they program is a senior major- improve local conditions), feel necessary for carrying ing in government. business administration, elec- out the mandates and goals NOW, FIRST MERCHANTS .• Besides the governor, oth- tronics, public speaking, drug of MCAP; and that the Policy er advisory council members addiction,' preparation of Advisory Committee was in are Rep. James J. Howard, teacher aides and family no way a decision making Higher Interest D-N.J.; Dr. Abraham Yesel- medicine. Other suggestions body. son, chairman of the Political included Black culture and Joseph E. Taylor, execu- On Regular Science Department at the history of racism, basic math- tive director, reported to the University College of Rutgers board that besides planning Passbook ematics, plumbing, mechan- University, and Robert G. ics and home remodeling. the establishment of day care WHEN Sayings Smith, director of the Drew There will be a public meet- centers and the decentraliza- University Semester on the ing at the CLC March U at tion of the Bayshore Center, THE GOING On One Year United Nations. 7:30 p.m. and all interested the Education Committee is Certificates Students on the executive persons are invited to be developing an approach de- GETS TOUGH committee are Thomas Liv- heard on what kinds of pro- signed to assist those school of Deposit ingston, Neptune, a junior grams are needed for the cen- districts which are planning When you need friends most. the majoring in government; ter. on operating Head Start this On Two Yeor Joel Fox, a general educa- summer. Red Cross is on the spot with Certificates tion major from Bayside, N.Y. New Centers Eyed ready assistance, meeting dis- and John Tomaio, East Or- The committee, he told the of Deposit ange, a general education ma- Drug Abuse board, anticipates that four aster with skill and compassion jor at the college. new centers, Atlantic High- Depotlta Ininred Up to Red Cross has been helping »?n,

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You Checkout with xempt liom Plaid Stamp olfer. Prk«l •ffectiv* thru Sat., March 7lh in ASP ttarat In Cential and Northern N*w JItrwr. i... Pleaie requnt a RAIN CHECK.* 14- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAiTC-MIDDLETOWN, N. I.i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, W7O KC-Bound Monmouth Humbles JC, 90-54 ,-..•*> By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Overall, Monmouth outre- run, producing a M-10 ad- Register Sports Editor bounded Jersey City, 46-32, vantage and the start of the WEST LONG BRANCH - •»but the gap was narrowed rout. The Monmouth College bas- considerably when Boylan be- Monmouth doubled up their ketball team is taking a plane gan to pull his regulars out of foes the remainder of the to Kansas City Saturday af- the contest with 11 minutes first half and took a 39-20 ternoon, and there's little left to play. lead at the intermission. chance of air sickness. The winning Hawks con- Second Half Surge The Hawks flew higher than nected on 39 of 80 field goal The Hawks looked even . a kite here last night in leav- attempts and 12 of 18 from stronger in the second half, ing helpless Jersey City Stale the foul line. The Gothics in mounting the count to 51- in a 90-54 jet stream to their were only 21 of 61 from the 25. The game became a third consecutive NAIA Dis- field and 12 of 20 from the genuine laugher when they trict 31 championship. line. ran off eight consecutive A jubilant pilot Bill Boylan Douglas Throttled points for a 59-25 bulge. Hen- is rapidly becoming a prime Hennessy also throttled Jer- nessy dropped in a layup and candidate for mayor of Kan- sey City's chief scoring registered a three-point play sas City. After all, he has threat, and biggest man, 6-5 to cap a personal string of spent almost as much time Fred Douglas.. The Gothic seven straight, Hajicki hit a in Kaycee as Mayor Sam ace was (he only member of foul shot and reserve John Yorty spends in Los Angeles. the losers to break into dou- Scarfo connected on a jump- er. Monmouth's participation ble figures with 16, and 11 in the 32-team national NAIA came in the early part of the A layup by Scarfo, who had tournament next week repre- first half. 10 points, two Hennessy re- sents the third consecutive Jersey City State led only bounds and Art Smith's foul visit for"the Hawks and their once, 10-8, when a layup by shot mounted another string fourtti trip in five years. Douglas completed a five- of seven to" give. Monmcmth "If we play like this, we'll point run which also included its largest lead "(42 points) go some place out there," a Douglas free throw and a at 70-28. It was matched at said the veteran coach after jump shot by Ken Beck. 72-30 and 74-32. last night's unexpected easy A jumper by Henry Moore Jersey City St. I Kfonmouth College tied the game for the last (54) 1 I (00) victory. "This was our best F I OFF game by far this year. Every- time, and a three-point play Sccrbo 1 1 I Smllh 3 1 - Brown 0 III Halicki 9 i 22 thing came together tonight." on a rebound bucket by Halic- Coleman 0 21 Moore 2 1 S Gatlone 2 (I -I ! XeJson 2 2 5 THIRD IN ROW— Robert Nichols of Bloomfield College, left, chairman of NAIA DRIVING FORCE—John Barone, Monmouth College'* Losing coach Larry Shiner, ki put Monmouth ahead to Johnson 3 I 71 Maler rt u II ...... rl _ 6 6 161 Barone 7 1 15 veteran guard, drives around Jersey City State's Ken whose outclassed 11-12 club stay, 13-10. Another jumper Beck 2 0 4) Hennessy •1 10 District 31, preSBnts the district basketball championship plaque to Monmouth by Moore and successive lay- Dorotrlo 3 1-71 Scarfo 0 10 was in the game for just nine Kelly 2 0 II Walling College for the third consecutive season. Recipients, starting on Nichols' left, are Beck in his final home appearance in last right's minutes, agreed. "They (Mon- ups by Halicki and Hennessy, Welnit'ln 3 3 0 1 Thompson 0 I 10 2 Hawk head coach Bill Boylan, captain John Barone and Art Smith, botli of whom NAIA District 31 title game. mouth) played real well and working together with,jirtci- 21 1J 511 39 12 90 Jersey Clly St. „ -...20 3(-54 (Register Staff Photos by Larry Parnil forced us into jiumerous mis- sion, completed an 11-point Monmouth : -.33 61—90 played their final home gams and assistant coach "Buzz" Buizelli. takes." Monmouth's advancement to the nationals comes on the _ strength ofji 17-10 record of a' rebuilding year, but Boy- .lan and his young Wood CamdenOusisMiddletown987-74 Hawks welcome tfie opportu- By JAY ZUCKERMAN foolish to predict! a champion- nity which came to the vet- Camden squad, led by their Coach Allgor said his team ' Ed Jones was high man for TOMS RIVER - The Pur- ace scorer Donnell Hayes who was bothered by Camden's Middletown with 19. ship for his dub. eran elubs of the recent past. ple Avalanche of Carnden The return trip to Missouri ended up with 38 points be- full-court press and "missed The Lions shot 43 per cent "You might call us a good High School buried Middle- fore fouling out with 3:18 re- a lot of easy chances to break from the floor, to 44 for Cam- dark horse," he added wryly. will be the third for senior town, 87-74, under a heavy- Capt. John Barone and junior maining. At that point, Mid- the press" in the first half. den, but Camden outshot the Coach Allgor's team faced assault from the floor and off a height problem throughout Henry Moore and the second dletown still had a chance. x Camden coach Tony Alfano Lions 81-64. the boards in. last night's first the season, with the tallest for sophomore sensation Ed Trailing, 77-67, Hayes drew said he uses the press all the The big difference was off round South Jersey Group IV man being 6-1. He said he Halicki. The remaining seven his fifth personal and sent tjme; it wasn't special for the boards. The much bigger NJSIAA tournament game at was proud of the way they on the squad have yet to per- Jim Mundy to the line for Middletown. - " western squad outrebounded Toms River North High performed .all year, despite- form in the vast Municipal one-and-one. Mundy made the the Lions, 51-31, Middletown School. The Lions handled the press the lack of height and experi- Auditorium against the best first and missed the second, getting only nine in, the first Middletown ended its sea- much easier in the second ence. He said he will have small college quintets in the but Mundy grabbed the re- half. Spencer added 16 re- son with a "better record half. Early in the third period two lettermen back next year, country. 1 bound, put in the follow up bounds, high for the game, to than anticipated ' by coach they were down by 2D, and and is looking for an even "This was Barone's best and was fouled in the pro- his 20 points, and Marvin Roger Allgor. "We had only reeled off 18 straight, with better season. game of his career," said cess. He missed the charity Fussell had 13 for the Ava- one letterman back from last Keith Brooks and Jim Mundy Boylan of his three-year back- flip, but Jim Vosk pulled in lanche. Mlddlefotm (HI I Camden <87> year," Allgor said, "but getting six each in the drive. n v r i G r P court standout. "His unselfish- the ball and made an eight Brooks 4 e It Snerfter R 4 20 everyone did a good job." Middletown then trailed, 54- Camden now has a record Garrison 2 4 8 Fuwell 4.0 S ness, and defense balanced footer. However, Vosk was Bloxotn 6 2 14 Middletown finished the sea- 52, but Phil Spencer, who of 14-7 and will meet Ewing Jones R 3 1!> Miller 1 TO 3 our entire team effort." called for a three-second vio- H»ye» , 15.-S 2k son with a 14-10 record. ' ended up with 20 for Camden, tomorrow in a second round %'„•[*' I \'? Golllct) con Barone scored only 15 lation, stopping the rally with Cooper 10 1 The Lions were cutmanned got five, and Hayes got three game at Burlington City High Coleman 6 points, far. below his career Lions down, 77-70, with 2:40 School. Coach Alfano said he Thomas 1 high and season average, in all the way by the big, quick to a lone loul shot by Vosk v\ left. Camden then put in IB anticipates a tough game 28 18 74 I - 36 15 »7 his final home game and for the Lions to end the .17 !« :i 21—'4 straight to ice it. from Ewing and would be Camden — .34. 22 16 25—87 upped his collegiate total to period. 1,446. But he and his mates AP's College worked almost flawlessly to set up Halicki and fellow sophomore Tom Hennessy for Five Displays Power 41 points. •^H^~'"~ With Hennessy scaling 6-8 No Surprise 1 and Halicki 6-7, the Hawks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Seton Hall now has a 13-6 record and Union Catholic made the most of their su- NEW YORK (AP) — Pis- Millville, a South Jersey powerhouse, rolled to an easy finished at 13,-11. '„ perior height, offensively from tol Pete Maravich, Bob 78-63 win over Hamilton East last night in the second round Jim Carvana's 17 points led Woodbridge to an easy close range and off the back- Lanier, Dan Issel, Hick Mount of play in the New Jersey high school basketball tourna- 82-56 win over Colonia.- Four other Woodbridge players boards. Halicki scored 22 and Calvin Murphy were se- ment. reached double figures. . points and snared 14 rebounds lected today to the 1970 col- Led by Bob Gant who tallied 26 points, Millville which It was the third game between the two Group IV teams; to lead all in both depart- lege basketball All - Ameri- reached the semifinals of the tournament last season, each had won one of the earlier contests. ments. Hennessy added 19 can team by the Associated boosted its season's record to 24-3. Metuchen brought its record up to 15-8 and advanced In points and 10 caroms in one Press. • Hamilton East, led by Nate Palmer's game-high 29 Group II play, with a 79-61 victory over Kenilworth. Jim of his best performances of They are so well known in points, finished its season with an 11-10 mark in the Group Ramsey of Metuchen and Richie Vitale of Kenilworth shared the campaign. the sport it is hardly neces- IV contest. the scoring honors with 18 points apiece. sary to add that Pistol Pete The besi single performance of the night jyas turned in Jack Law notched 30 points-for Clifford Scott in atr• *» is from Louisiana State, La- by Donnell-Hayes whose 38 points led Camden to an 87-74 easy 84-57 win over Randolph. Sheldon Young was high Smith Wins nier from St. Bonaventure, triumph over Middletown in another Group IV contest. The for the losers with 20 points. Randolph finished the season Issel from Kentucky, Mount win boosted Camden's record to 14-7 while Middletown at 12-11 and the winners boosted their mark to 15-8 in the from Purdue and Mur- finished its campaign with a 14-10 mark. Ed Jones topped only Group 1 contest last night. In Marathon phy from Niagara. All are Middletown, scoring 19 points. Clifford Scott's next game-wili-he. Friday night against seniors. . In other games: Morris Knolls High School/the defending group one state HAMPTON; Va, (AP) - Seton Hall bested Union Catholic, 69-66, in a Parochial champion. • : Stan Smith of Pasadena, In making the team for the "A" division North Jersey game. The Hall broke a 59-59 Audubon took a 72-61 victory in Group II play ovej Calif., the top American .seed, third straight year the 6- tie late in the game to emerge with the win. Penns Grove. Ron Boland led the winners with 20 points. broke Onny Parun's service foot-5 Maravich, the collegi- Ted Schoenhaus of Seton Hall had 23 points while Richie In another Group II game Woodstown tripped Haddon- in the third set to defeat the ate all-time high scorer with Scialaoba took home game honors with 24 for Union Catholic field 75-70. Woodstown's record now stands at 16-6 while New Zealander 8-6, 7-8, 11-9 more than 3,500 career points, in "a losing cause. the loss concluded the season /or Haddonfield at 13-12. in a two-hour marathon HEIGHT OF GAME —. Monmouth's Ed Halicki, who topped the voting from 384 match in the first round of led the Hawks to a 90>-54 championship victory over sports writers and broadcast- the U.S. Lawn Tennis Asso- Jersey City State wifh 22 points and 14 rebounds, ers. MODERN LUXURIOUS . ciation's 69th indoor cham- shoots over the Gothics' Don Galione. The 6-4 Mount and the 5-10 pionships last night. Murphy are repeaters from Rangers Obtain Veteran OFFICES . All four U.S. seeds and all the 1969 All - American Team. four foreign seeds advanced Lanier, 6-11, and Issel, 6-8, PRIME LOCATION into second round play slated Cage Twin Bill Moved moved up from the second AMPLE PARKINS for tomorrow. team last season., Horton to Bolster Defense Arthur Ashe of Richmond, Charlie Scott of .North Caro- Everything neceuary for your Va. second-ranked American Out of Convention Hall lina, Austin Carr of Notre NEW YORK (AP) - The There was no word which fensemen Jim Nielson Feb. businau success and comfort. player, defeated Great Brit- NEWARK (AP) - The N. J. State Interscholastij Dame, Artis Gilmore of Jack- New York Rangers acquired players the Rangers would 13 with stretched knee liga- Impressive, convenient, situated veteran Tim Horton from the on much desired ground floor. ain's Gerald Battrick in an Athletic Association announced yesterday two schedule sonville,' Rudy Tomjanovich send to Toronto or when they ments and Brad Park Feb. 19 earlier Tuesday match 6-3, Toronto Maple Leafs last would be named. with a broken ankle. Neilson Central air conditioning and all changes in the NJSIAA basketball tournament. of Michigan and John Roche utilities included ... of South Carolina were named night to bolster their injury- Horton spent his entire may return to action Wednes- Top seeded foreign star The Ocean Township-Marlboro game, will be played as the second team this sea- riddled defense corps. The NHL career with the Maple day night wearing a knee Rangers will give Toronto an brace. Park is expected to be #1—Executive wife, consist- Ilie Nastase of Romania de- Friday night at 8 p.m. at Neptune High School. The Law'- son. Leafs and was named to the ing of two offices, undisclosed number of play- feated Australia's Terry Addi- rence-Manasquan game will be played at 8 p.m. Saturday at first all-star team three sidelined at least until the beautifully carpsted and Mike Maloy of Davidson, ers to be named later. son 6-3, 7-9, 8-6. Neptune. John Johnson of Iowa, and times, including last season. Stanley Cup playoffs; draped, dpprox. 955 iq. Cliff Richey, third-seeded The games were to have been played as a Saturday Jim McMilian of Columbia Horton, 40, in his 18th full He has played in 1,185 NHL "Naturally, we're most American player in the, tour- $625' per month night doubleheader at Convention Hall in Asbury Park but were selected for the third season in the National games and this season has pleased to acquire a player of ney, trimmed Belgium's Bob team along with two Hockey League, will report to three goals and 19 assists in Tim Horton's caliber," said last minute schedule conflicts forced the change, the as- #2—Approx. 825 i<|. ft., I Carmichael 6-2, 6-3 in an af- UCLA players, Sidney Wicks the Rangers in time for to- 59 games. Emile Francis, general man- ternoon contest. sociation said. large office plui I and John Vallely. night's game against Detroit. The Rangers lost all-star de- ager and coach of the Rang- imaller onos. Draperies ers. "He's a proven NHL all- included. star and will be a definite as- 5475 per month 9 set to the New York Rang- ers." For administrative and ialei of- 'Dad George 1st; fices, combine both package). Since losing Neilson and $1,000 per month Park, the Rangers have fall- LEASE REQUIRED en from first place to second Silent Screen 8th in the NHL's East Division, Shown by appointment only ' 842-5404 MIAMI (AP) - Silent up on Com Off The Cob,-ob- one point behind Boston. Screen, the early Kenturky jected to the way Ray Brous Derby favorite, faded to sard swerved My Dad George eighth in yesterday's $161,400 to the front of the pack a.' Flamingo stakes and My Dad they approached the 16th pole. George, an 8-1 outsider, nosed Winning wheels now thru May 9 out Corn Off The Cob and Hialeah stewards ruled out survived two foul claims to the foul claims. win the battle of top 3-year- "I never got close to them,' Liberty Bell olds. Broussard said. "I couldn' have been as close as they A closing day Hialeah say because I had room to crowd of 28,482 bet Sonny wjiip my horse. I had a lo Park Werblin's 2-ycar-old cham- of horse at the end." pion of 19C9 down to 3-5, but Only 70 minutes from Johnny Rotz was a badly- i! beaten jockey when he turned RENT A CAR via N.J. Turnpike to Exit 6 CHAMPION LINEUP — Four intorsr.holastic wrestlers who oarnod District 23 championships last woekfind are Silent Screen up the final DAY • WEEK • MONTH straightaway. —Penna. Turnpike to Exit 28 South working hard in proparat'ron for this wooksnd's Region 3 tournament, the second step to a state title, at Ewing WALL S S High School in Trenton. Loft to right, are Tom Herein kowslci (130) of Christian Brothers Academy, Ron Car- Eddie Belmonte, who was LINCOLN-MERCURY aboard fourth place Person- Jnrtwslwry AVHIIM ot Sycantre Post 8pm • Big E wagering hart 1141) and Phil Stoinor (115) of Mic'dlstown and Jack Dibble (136) of CBA. 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/ .1 ' I • - ," -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. It WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 13 Did the EKG Victimize Dave Stallworth?

By GEORGE A. SHEEHAN nous finding thought to be a heart attack." • "Life is short, the art Jong," wrote Fortunately, Dr. Lorber decided that the Hippocrates in 400 B.C. discussing medi- unusual waves just had to represent a cine. "Experience is treacherous, judgment .normal change and let him play. A subse- difficult." Two millenia later his statement Innocent quent five-year study proved this is to be still stands. Medicine, despite its Phi Beta Wilt's normal tracing. Kappa practitioners and impressive hard- Bystander • Slallworth was not so lucky. It's my ware, remains a chancy business if you're guess that he had much the same EK6 sick — but even worse if you're well. as Chamberlain, but caution on the part You can ask Wilt Chatrtberlain, Dave of the medicos sidelined the former Wichita Stallworth and Pete DeCoursey:' victims — the ones Dr. Rose wants to check. State star for a year. No heart attack for all of the electrocardiogram. Rose makes sense, of course, for Rose, Stallworth — just an early (and unneces- What happened to this trio came to .He is a researcher and seeking statistics. sary) sabbatical. _ ' mind the other day when Dr. Kenneth H he merely recorded these findings and DeCoursey was the one who really lost Rose of the University of Nebraska sug- waited to see how these athletes made out, out. As a soph at West Point, he won the gested that all athletes should have screen- there would be no quarrel, but he wishes to Heptagonal cross-country title and was on ing EKGs (electrocardiograms) prior to act as judge and jury using evidence that the way to a brilliant running career when participation in sports. It is time, says Dr. is never quite free of a shadow of a doubt he had an attack of palpitation. Rose, to have objective evidence to canisej — and encouraging others (or frightening EKG study after this rapid heart action out the bias of some physicians for or those, presumably less competent) to do the revealed an abnormal pattern named after against sports in general. This bias, he same. Dr. Paul White (who has always stated it suggests, would have to yield to the evi- What would have been his reaction at if an innocent condition). It finished De- dence of the EKG. ttie Rome Olympics when two Italian doc- Coursey's running career. Despite letters Those biased sports' physicians who tors found that almost 75 per cent of the from Dr. White and other cardiologists. led the fight against disqualifying athletes athletes (107 marathon runners) had EKG Army doctors refused to take the responsi- for what they considered (and were subse- abnormalities? Experience is indeed treach- bility for DeCoursey in competition. quently shown to be) innocent heart mur- erous and judgment difficult, and if routine During his remaining two years, al- murs, are not so optimistic about licking EKGs are done, they will prove treacher- though ineligible, he practiced with the the EKG machine. ,ous and difficult Jor everyone. Even for the Army team and was their best distance Compared to a mumiir which permits computers now.being programmed to read runner. After graduation, he set a record the hearer to make an intensely subjec- them. at the Point by running a mile in fatigues V5 V6 tive evaluation, the EKG is a much more Dr. Charles FLsch, the top heart spe- and combat boots In five minutes and three powerful weapon. "Both the physician and cialist at the University of Indiana, agrees. seconds. layman," says Dr. Abraham Genecin of "The tracing of one," he says, "can easily DeCoursey's experience parallels that In Wilt the Stilt'i alarming EKG, the T wavt% representing recovery phai» *f Johns Hopkins, "lean heavily on the ap- lead to an erroneous diagnosis of heart of a local distance runner who wa$ found heart beat would normally be upright. parent precision of a graphic tracing." disease with all its dire psychologic, social to have a similar EKG during an insurance Regrettable (he goes on to say), few ap- and economic consequences." He then out- exam about 20 years ago. He was forced to aging heart specialist once told me.) Frank Giffprd) reputedly had never found preciate how much rests on theoretical lines a seven-step program to tell "ab- pay a double premium because "people The proper approach of the physician anyone unfit to participate in sports, or one assumptions or sketchy observations. normal" normal EKGs. with your condition tend to drop dead." to the athlete or would-be athlete should so hurt he couldn't continue in the game. """"• Chamberlain, Stallworth and DeCoursey — Such information will eventually filter Now in his 50's, he trains 30 miles a week be of wonder and admiration for the human (Giant coaches hardened to their task some- do. down to the working stiffs, but there'll and competes in road runs regularly. His body and its capabilities. Such a physician times winced as Sweeney cheerfully urged The EKG, the textbooks say, can be be more like Chamberlain, Stallworth and philosophy? That of 100,000-mile jogger Bill was the late Doc Sweeney, the longtime the wounded to return to battle.) made abnormal by standing, sitting, drink- DeCoursey be/ore the battle is over. Emmerton who, when asked what he would medic for the New York Giants and Man- Fortunately, the Doc is now where all~ ing ice water, eating sugar and so on into Chamberlain was lucky. Several years do if he were told that if he ran any more hattan College. In^nore than five decades his athletes, scrubs or stars, were the the night. Changes possibly due to in- ago, you may remember, he was in the ' it would kill him, said "Go out and run of practice, the fiery little Sweeney (at 5', heroes he imagined them to be. He escaped creased nervous tone, or inherent ability hospital for observation. His EKG showed, 10 miles. Is there a better way to die?" 6" and J30 pounds he nevertheless tried to the tragedy of being replaced by a com- of the heart are found especially in athletes to quote 76's Dr. Stanley Lorber, "an omi- (A death to make your mouth water," an take on Chuck Bednarik after Chuck leveled puter readout. Eye Hawkey e Knicks Take Frisco Clean Slate After Big Struggle By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Trapp and Sam Robinson led By ASSOCIATED PRESS said of Bill Bradley, who has Caldweil, a 6-foot-5 jumping Associated Press Writer the 49ers with £1 and The New York Knicks might missed 10 games in three jack forward, clung to West The Iowa Hawkeyes aren't 20 points with eight minutes bring out the best in other weeks with an injured ankle. through most of the game, left before the Owls whittled teams now, but it looks as if- "He moves too well and may- thinking about the NOAA Bas- stopping him with 19 points- ketball Tournament — yet. the margin to 88-84. A&M's it will take the playoffs to he they aren't quite as or- Coach Ralph Miller won't Mike Heitmann and Rice's bring out the best in the ganized without him." far below his 31.1 average- lei that happen until after Gary Relst each scored 24 Knicks again. Bradley expects to be back and the Hawks topped West Saturday's regular season points. "We were struggling," ad- next week in time , to tune and the Los Angeles Lakers windup with Northwestern. Southern Illinois gave ninth- mitted Dave DeBusschere, al- up for the playoffs. 101-93 last night at Atlanta. Iowa will try to become only though he scored 22 points "We always play - good The victory increased At- and led the Knicks to a rec- for 30 minut.es before against them," added Mullins, a M-game Big Ten slate un- ord 115-100 victory over the "because they're so good. We lanta's Division lead over the beaten, duplicating Ohio State the Warriors opened a 13- undermanned San Francisco .know we have to play good Lakers from a half game to Warriors at Madison Square in 19*1. point lead. Sean Meminger "defense and hit the open man V/i games wi\h the Hawks The Hawkeyes, ranked hit eight of 10 shots and Garden last night. . . .work, harder. . .because having only eight games left eighth in The Associated scored 22 points for the War- "We have to play every they are so good." game like it was a champion- riors but sophomore Greg Vest Gets 2,alT- with a°113-»2. Starrick had 29 for the losers, that tonight," West enough breathing room rout of. . Ohio State. \ Bill Paultz, a 6-foot-10 cen- DeBusschere, who split to score his 2,000th point, but slammed Philadelphia 127-116. Dedlcatlon Seen ter paced st John.s pMt WINNING SMILE — Track Coach Dave Hyland of Christian Brothers Academy eight points with Willis Reed little more, and now the At- Chicago beat Phoenix 123-111, I think this, team .s dedi- ^ mege ^ n ^ happily accepts team trophy from Lt. Gmdr. Bernard T. Carlin, public affain of- as the Knicks turned a 79-78 lanta Hawks have room to and Seattle upended San Die- cated to 14-0," Miller said. ficer at La lie hurst Naval Station. The GBA.CoIti won the sixth annual Naval Air deficit into a decisive 86-89 breath a little easier. go 126-114. _ "These boys are going to be but the Eagles' Jim O'Brien lead, wasn't the only one who Reserve Indoor Invitational Track Meet for i'ha sixth straight year. Looking on on television for their last took game honors with 26, all indicated maybe the Knicks game and we want them to but five in the second half. are assistant coach Terry Broderick ,and members of the team. have been coasting rather have as perfect a game as than running toward the Na HOW WOULD YOU possible." tional Basketball Association's The Hawks were near-per- Eastern Division title in re- fect last night. They ruined cent weeks. LIKE TO OWN YOUR Ohio State with a full-court Calls Game 'Sloppy' press at the outset and raced "Parts of our game were OWN BUSINESS? to a 52-36 halftime lead. Five sloppy," Coach Red Holzman players scored in double fig- confessed. "In parts we tad 7-Eleven Offers you Financial i ujeg, led by John Johnson good defense, but offensively with 37, Fred Brown with 2.4 Wednesday Grab Bag we didn't do that much. Our Independence and Security as a Mid Glenn Vidnovic with 22. defense helped as get going." Franchisee! 7-Eleven Store Owner Dave Sorenson topped the With Reed getting 19 points Buckeyes with 34. and 21 Tebounds in the ab- Drake Takes Crown sence of Injured Nate Thur- Through 7-EI»ven'i sfora franchise program you Another Iowa team, Drake, By JON1W FALK youngsters from Raritan who mond of the Warriors, and can now b* your own boss and enjoy high aarnings won the Missouri Valley Con- In case you are looking for won'titjes in District'22. Walt Frarier adding 20 points and financial security (or you and your family's fu- ference title and an ,NCAA the first signs of spring — Eon Ploe came through and 10 assists, the Knicks bad ture. berth without breaking a you know, something like a Looking with' the crown at 98 pounds, their third straight victory sweat when Bradley eli- robin or a sight of the neigh- and ' captain, ftoward De- and 55th thus season, a club You'll open your franchliad 7-Elav»n Star* een- minated Cincinnati, the Bull- bor you haven't seen since Monte won at 178. record, with 12 games left. fiJ«nt of immediate success. Behind you will be an dogs' last challenger, 87-83. Thanksgiving - how does this 'Em Over De.Monte .got to the finals All those victpries and their advertising program that really brings people in and The Bearcats, tied for 19th item from Middletown grab by beating Mike Herb, Mata- 5% game lead over second a staff of 7.El»vsn field experts ready to htlp ysu nationally, fell behind 42-28 at you? wan's best hope, in the semi- place Milwaukee, no doubt, whenever you nasd it. has led to a letdown from the the half and never got closer • The Middletown Athletic have both taken an active in- weekend at Lake Hopatcong. finals, 6-2.' But remember, YOU are the boss in your awn Club, which sponsors the sensational early season play. than four points. Gene terest in athletic programs Three races were sailed Another Rocket, Mark Fall- 7-Eltv»n Store. Middletown Eagles Pop War- Gathers led Bradley with 21 for girls, and other towns over a mile and one-half er, got to the finals at 135, Jeff Mullins, who paced the ner Football League, already You will make a guarantaed gross income of points. Kich Schultz added 18 could do well to copy them. - course, and in winds up to 40 but lost. Warriors with 28 points, point- has had a meeting and elect- $17,000 tha very first year and you may gross as ' and little Frank Sylvester 17. Too often, it's everything for m.p.h. Dave Kenyon of Mon- Gymnastics recently took a ed out two more reasons. ed Dan Walling to be presi- much as $45,000 at many other 7-Eleven franchise Gathers and Schultz each hit the boy and nothing for the son, Mass., took the cham- big leap toward becoming a "They miss Bradley," he six points during a 20-6 burst dent. stor« owners do, girl. The Recreation commit- pionship. varsity sport at Long Branch Bftn Fmnclico I New York late In the first half. Al Greco is the new vice (10O1 I (US) tees tell the young lasses to Phil Tucker, Jr., of the when this year's intramural O F T I P. F T 7-Eltven furnishes you a store, training, initial Cincy's Jim Ard scored- 20 president; Gabe Laura, trea- come doWn to the school, and Long Branch Ice Boat Club squad performed for the stu- Elli R 3 in I Barnett 7 ] lft inventory, management assistance, and advertising. surer; Ben Centrella, equip- Oambce .10 6 1 BowmaB n 11 25 . of his 29 in the second half "Maybe we'll have ' some was second; John Larsen of dent body. Lee II t 2.'i I D'fl'here 9 4 22 You supply a modett cash invaitmant of $4,500 (7- but the Bearcats will have to ment manager; Bill Fansler, Lewis 0 O O I Frarier 10 0 M painting or needlework for the North Shrewsbury was Coach Martin Boa intro- LlKM S 1 II I Koiket 1 O 0 Elaven, in most cases, finances fhe r«st), and * settle for a likely trip to the business manager, and Art Mullins 12 4 2fi I May 1 O 2 you to do." third; Warren Darress of duced the squad and de- Forlman 0 0 01 Reed , S 3 II) sincere deiire for financial independence and a National Invitation Tourna- Mcrkel Jr., secretary. SMeul'r 0 3 3 1 Rlorrtnh 4 1 » Physical fitness begins at Port Washington, N.Y., was scribed the various events as Smith 1 1 31 Runell 8 1 13 willingness to work hard to achieve it. The sports desk is cluttered WllUimi 111 Btiilw'rlh s i ii ment. an early age, and it begins fourth; and Sigure Lucassen with notices of Little League the team went through them. -1 jesides Iowa, three other of Long Branch was fifth. *3 14 100 ! 51 13 lll\ baseball registrations and for both sexes. Boa had youngsters work- San Franciico 2.1 2« 20 2(1-100 NCAA teams were in action. At a skipper's meeting, -it ing on the side horse, paral- Nfw York 32 29 25 I9-I1J // you are seriously hileretted in owning a Dayton whipped Chicago Loy- tryouts, and these ambitious I could tell the story of how Fouled out—3CI1IB. Total fouls- gents in Middletown are al- Mary Flatback played lett. was decided to form an lel bars, long horse, still rings Sin mnenw, 22. New York, 23. successful himness of your own, in Mon- ola 00-73 and Long Beach "Eastern ' States D.N. Ice and in tumbling. A—18,361. State downed Nevada • Las ready looking for next year's field for the James Street mouth County, act now aitd fill out the at- cold weather. Tigers and could outrun us Boat Racing Association" to Les Hangers are beginning Vegas 94-90 but Rice's South- help develop D.N. sailing in Actually, this is another in- all. But that belongs to an- to look more and more like Laguna Regains tached reply and mail it today or call . , . west Conference clfamps lost other era. the Eastern States. to Texas A&M 91-86. dication of the fine programs the team that lost the pen- Thomas Robinson, Sr., past nant. S66-S222. Ninth - ranked Marquette, for kids that Middletown runs. This year, I wrote stories LightweightTitle For sheer class, It could very on the River Plaza girls' soft- fotnmodore of (he North The Blues gave it a heckuva LOS ANGELES (Al») - Is- bound for the NIT, got by Shrewsbury Club was elected, Southern Illinpis 75-68 and St. well put every other town hall league,' and the Shrews- run and still have a great mael Laguna of Panama, who around here to shame. Of bury girls' basketball league, first commodore of the new chance, but those Injuries to held the World lightweight ti- 7-Eltvtn Food Storti John's, another NIT entry, group. defeated Boston College 71-65. course, tfi'at is open to debate. and I never saw .happier Brad Park, Don Marshall tle for eight months in 19B5, Bex 1-A North Shrewsbury's vice Loyola Slain Not only does Middlelown groups of youngsters any- and Jim Neilson really hurt. regained It last night, butch- Hyvoy #34, Morowon, N. J. 07747 • /Led by Ken May with 21 plan its activities well, but it where. commodore, Bill Connell, led Hockey is a funny game ering and beating up young •"•Mints and 20 rebounds and also has good facilities, wise At least when they get mar- the regatta committee which anyway. How many straight Mando Ramos with a ninth- Q Plxnvi«nd mi by rtturn nuil informltien tbeuf fiew I tin George Jackson with 10 points leaders and fine parental in- ried, they'll be able to talk consisted of Robert Goring, season champions can you re- round knockout In a vicious own • 7-EUvtn frinchiu iten. terest. They take pride in sports to ~ their husbands. Do Dan Davis, Richard Robinson, member? Only the Stanley fight stopped by the cham- : and 22 rebounds, Dayton ttieir programs, and you can • I inn inttmtad in miking tn appointment with • 7-tlivan murdered Loyola off the you think it will lower the Alan Conklin and Watson Cup seems to count. And that pion's badly cut eyes. tell by the quality and quanti- divorce rate? Kerns. is virtually the pormanent roprtsintaUvt. boards 63-39. Referee Lee Grossman halt- ty of publicity releases they The North Shrewsbury Ice When the roundup on the property of Montreal — the Lonq Beach State overcame the ninth round and before Name feed this and every other Boat and Yacht Club hosted district wrestling tournaments best money players in profes- an early 13-point deficit the bell sounded tor the 10th paper. the Eastern States D.N. lee got cut the other day, it left sional athletics since the AtMreti against Nevada - Las Vegas of the scheduled lS-ronnder. Middletown and Shrewsbury Boat Championships over Uic out tfi'e names of two fine Yanks went down (he drain. Under California rules It goes Clly and Star* Ph«»e to wind up its regular season - > •••), with a 23-3 record. George ai i knockout. 16- -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, H.U WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, l?7O St. Joseph's Wins Playoff NEW MONMOUTH - The 1969-1970 basketball season of the St. Mary's Athletic Asso- - ciation concluded with St. Jo- seph, winner of the Western Division,' defeating Fordham, Eastern Division winner, in a playoff game by the score of 42 to 39. Fordham domineered play in the first half and led by 20 to 13. St. Joseph came back to outscore its oppo- nents by nine points in the third period and never was headed from then on. Fresh Whole Quarter Loin Terry Philpot of Fordham led the scorers with 23 points. * Fine, floor play by Bob Ober- dick, Charlie Broudine and and Frank Dilephine aided Fordham'to make a game, Chickens Pork Chops Bart- Glowzenski scored 19 points and was the controll- FOR FRYING or BROILING TASTY, SUCCULENT ing ball handler for the St. Joseph team. He was aided by Bill Rooney and Joe Ben- hing who managed to get key • rebounds particularly in the last half to* cinch the St. Jo- Each Pkg. seph victory. The Fordham Contains team is coached by Dick Gage and the St. Joseph team JUICE DRINK 9 toll by Len Smith. Center & In the annual field events, 1 qt. 14 Hip Chops Larry Kelleher won the set Pine.-Grapefruit • shooting; Mike Antonetti won Reg. or Pink the foul shooting, and Terry Philpot nosed out John Pan- Penn Dutch Noodles Fin dolf j for the dribbling contest. ^' 3 • In the All Star game, the OVEN READY West coached by Bob Alla- liquid Detergent t^ 3^:! ROASTING gier, defeated the East, coached by Len Smith by the score of 45 to 37. Dan Ham- RIB ROAST CHICKENS mond, Tim Dologhan and Jim MIRACLE WHIP Costigan scored 12, 10 and 8 Extra Short Cut. points for the West while the KRAFT 1 qt. Fresh, Large East was led by Mike Anton- SALAD DRESSING jar Cut from First Ib. 5 to 6 lbs. etti, Arnie Masterlone, Steve Four Ribs Only! Aver. Weight 49 Coleman who scored 12, 8 95 ih and 8 points respectively.. Finast Prune Juice z^ ^ Dan Hammond of Holy Lenten Seafood Specials Cross was selected as the out- Richmond Peas *™ •V^W standing all-around player of WHITE Swordfish Steaks S b 89C FLOUNDER the • tournament and was awarded the Harold Smith PEACHES King Crab Legs Memorial Medal for his ac- RICHMOND SHRIMP complishments. FILLET Sliced or FROZEN MEDIUM SIZE Smelts Halves Best Quality D FROZEN MYAA Tryouts Money Bluefish 75 49' Set at 4 Sites Finast Towels £f>S 'm*, Can Buy'. C Fish Cakes MIDDLETOWN - Little Finast Tomato Soup 4 ;" 39 League baseball tryouts will 2 be held at four locations this Scallops HEITTSTRVE ««-pi<9-*l ' Saturday at 10 a.m., accord- GREEN ing to the Middletown Youth GIANT USDA SWEET PEAS EIIIA* CIAHL CHOICE ibOO« MR. DELI (Where Available) THE PRIME BUTCHER SHOP (At Red Bank) Athletic Association. rlliei #ieUX BONEIESS CHUCK Boys 10-12 years are to re- PRICE-MINDED Calif. SteakBo ES D %CHHuocKEcur«>-89e port for tryouts at these 1 oz. can N l N fields. American League — ROAST BEEF BRISKET of Thome School; National Beef Short Ribs Cooked to League — Bayview School; CRISPY, quarter Finast Saltines CRUNCHY Perfection Atlantic League — Bodman USDA CHOICE USDA Choice Beet pound Rib Steak EXTRA SHORT CW •..op FRESH Park; and Pacific League — Finast Sliced Beets 1b. tan Middletown Village School. TURKEY ROLL WHUIMUT h=tf ib. 89c Front Cut lb e SM0KED Only boys who have already Ground Chuck "RE?H,™ 79 NOVIE LOX SAIMON y4 ib. 79C' Straight Cut registered are eligible to try- s a |(1ED |b Ib. 1.19 out. . No additional registra- Hl-C DRINKS Ground Round SSE >95e SMOKED BJPrtRS "* *»>i^a 59c tions will be accepted at the KAISER ROLLS "SSS?™? fields, according to MYAA president, Philip DeMarco. ALL VARIETIES , 'quart 14 oz. can The American League in- cludes boys from East Keans- burg, Port Monmouth and N 2 N e Mashed Potatoes ID S X 89 areas north of Cherry Tree riNAST Farm Road. The National lo Suds Detergent 3 -49c -FROZEN ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS FIRST O' THE FRESH PRODUCE League embraces Belford, ' Leonardo and sections south Pound Cake 59< 'YOR'GARDEN of Tindall Road to the Navy BIRDS EYE - REG. or CRINKLE <••«••• M#• MUFFINS FRUIT PIES TOOTHPASTE TAMPONS 1 stroke, and Marie MeLaugh- With purchase of $5.00 or more lin won in the 1517, 100 free- 10c OFF style. Limit (1) Per Family LABEL REGULAR Good thru Sat., Mar. 7th FINAST FINAST lib. PEACH or ReReg.og r or SUPER Second place winners were 12 to pkg. Mint" 30 to pkg. Laura Tsakiris, Carol Mielke, 1 OZ. pk; Marie McLaughlin- and the 20(1 freestyle relay team. Third place medals went to mmmmmm mnumrnvm mvmmmmg wmnmmm* ^mmmmmK- Ellen Moses, Mary Pat Bruno, THIS COUPON 5 THIS COUPON HAC4SS THIS. COUPON^. S= ^ TM.C ^n^K, c § * THIS COUPON , ftc 1 FlfSSSIIfS^ and the 100-yard freestyle re WORTH C THIS COUPON IAC >« THIS COUPON |AC 5 » THIS COUPON WORTH 40 WORTH IUU S Ltmtt m-Good at Super Finast 3» « Limit (D-Good at Super Finast Cookware Set Good thru Sat., March 7th Good thru Sat., March 7th ag J* Good thru Sat., March 7lh «C » Good thru Sat., March 7th Teams in the "C" division Sale Ends RBR RBR were Westfield, Summit, Itah- Saturday, March 14th wav, Bayonne, Jersey City and Shore. fimmmwml; dKmhmmwSBL ^AVAVAVAVAVMM SVAVMTAVAVAVAIH ^AVAVAVAVAVAI! Miss Alberts' new meet records were : 20.5 for the 50- yard freestyle and :38.8 for the 50-yard breaststroke. Priest offectiv* thru Saturday, March 7th. We reierva th« right to limit quantities. Not rnponubfe for lypoaraohkal

. . A Hazlet Budget Adoption Spurs Public Clamor Over Pay Hikes —17 KED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1,. 1970 HAZLET - Salary increas- est paid of those communi- you were in office you gave sideration for any possible es for the mayor and com- ties shown were officials of employes only four per cent cut in the school budget, will mitteemen ana the question of Middletown, with 55,000 resi- raises, and now you're con- be $3.97, an increase of 48 police overtime wages domi- dents. There, salaries for the cerned." cents over the 1969 rate per nated the often-heated public five committeemen are $3,500. "But I never gave myself a $100 assessed valuation. hearings last night on the In all other towns salaries raise. I never took a penny," Funds for municipal purpns. 1970 municipal budget and Suburban Airlines Shares ranged from none to 51,300. Mr. Shields retorted. es raised the rate from 41 to salary ordinance. Both were Matawan Township, with the The exchange was precipi- 50 cents, but the major in- adopted by 3 to 2 party line same number of residents as tated by numerous questions crease will be for school pur- votes. Hazlet, pays its seven-man about an alleged cutback in poses, up to $2.78 from $2.39. More than 40 persons were council $1,000 apiece. police overtime wages. The committee is presently New Washington Terminal present for two hours of cross- Defending the increase, Committeeman Hugh Long, reviewing the defeated school examination of the Township 'Mayor Joseph A. Morales chairman of the police com- budget with an eye toward Committee asking justifica- said the committee would not mittee, replied to inquiries possible cuts before the WASHINGTON, D. C. - tion for 100 per cent raises have proposed the hike if it that overtime was being cut March 10 deadline. Suburban Airlines, New to members of the govern- weren't justified. back and in some instances Mr. Shields questioned the Shrewsbury, N. J., is one of ing body. "Unfortunately, no one but patrolmen would be given committee about a rumored 13 small air carriers in the Marvin Olinsky, former the committee can grant it- compensatory time instead. increase in the assessments East to join in opening the mayor, chastised the group self a raise. It wouldn't have Memorandum Cited of homes this year. He was nation's first airline termi- for proposing the increase, had to be so high if the com- "Wasn't there a memoran- supported by Mr. Kupfer, who nal designed exclusively for calling it "putting a price tag mittees over the years had dum last week to committee- explained that 78 per cent of use by commuter airlines. on civic mindedness." gradually raised the salaries, men stating there would be assessments were increased The new "Commuter Ter- The ordinance calls for a but they were politically mo- no overtime?" Committee- by $500. "This is arbitrary minal" is located north of salary of $3,500 for the may- tivated not to," he explained. man Herbert Kupfer chal- and indiscriminate reassess- 1 Washington National Air- or, up from $1,500, and $3,- Raymond Mitchell of Ohio lenged. ment, ' he told the committee. port's North Terminal in a 000 each for the four com- Ave. suggested that the ques- Mr. Long maintained the Benefit Stressed building which formerly mitteemen, double their pres- tion of a salary hike go be- memorandum merely called "I'm sure it was needed to housed the Military Air Trans- ent salaries. fore the public in a ballot for a cutback. keep up valuation to the coun- port Service. The tax assessor and town- referendum, while another (A memorandum dated ty equalization level," coun- The terminal features ship clerk each received $1,000 resident suggested the in- Feb. 11, 1970, posted in police tered Mayor Morales. "The modern ticket counters with raises to $2,500 and the tax creases be used toward the headquarters and issued by maintaining of the assess- automated baggage handling collector was hiked $800 to salary of a full-time township Police Chief William Smith ments as close to 100 per equipment, a passenger $2,500. Township employes manager. at the direction of Mr. Long, cent as possible is beneficial waiting room and passenger generally received 10 per cent Dispute Flares slates: "There will be no paid to all residents," the mayor hold area. increases. added. The most heated exchange overtime, no buildup of com- It was developed by the 13 Mr. Kupfer and his fellow "I don't argue the time you came between the Mayor and pensatory time, and no paid airlines in cooperation with Democratic Committeeman put into the job, but fonnef Committeeman Fran- municipal court time except the Bureau of National Capi- William F. Bourbeau voted now, when taxes are up, in- cis X. Shields, who argued for ?10 when a policeman is tol Airports of the Federal TERMINAL RECEPTION—James Loeb, right, president of Suburban Airlines, New against the budget. flation and unemployment up, more money should be given subpoenaed to a county court Aviation Administration. It Shrewsbury, is shown during reception formally opening the nation's first airline the time is not appropriate to police and other township em- for testimony.") Mr. Bourbeau called the was dedicated Feb. 18 by Sec- terminal designed exclusively for commuter carriers at Washington National Air- • raise your salaries," Mr. ployes. Police costs are one of the budget "untimely and infla- retary of Transportation John Olinsky declared. The mayor, citing the 10 highest items in the 1970 bud- tionary" and estimated he A. Volpe. port. From left are Arven Saurtders, director of National Capitol Airports, and He supported his views per cent hike in employes' get which totanr $1,357,009, could chop $80,000 off the total Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Malugin Jr., manager of National Airport. with a chart showing sala- salaries, curtly replied to Mr. with $562,644 to be raised by "without much effort and James Loeb, president of ries in various Monmouth Shields, "You are probably taxes. without hurting any dopart< Suburban Airlines, said the County municipalities. High- the biggest hypocrite. When The tax rate, without con- ment." new facility climaxes a rapid, "This is typical of the com- "Now," Mr. Loeb said, New Jorsey metropolitan air- period of growth during the muter airline growth through- "we serve 13 cities with 16 ports, Princeton, Tren- past five years when the first out the nation," Mr. Loeb aircraft flying more than 350 ton, Philadelphia, Allentown, commuter airline to serve said. "For example we start- flights a week." Bethlehem, Easton, Beading, Washington used a counter in ed Suburban Airlines in 1967 Besides Washington, Subur- Lancaster, Wilkes-Barre and . a hallway outside of the Page with only a few aircraft serv- ban Airlines flies scheduled Scranton, Pa., and Buffalo, 2 Seniors in Monmouth General Aviation Terminal. ing the metropolitan area, flights to all three New York- N.Y. WinNationalScholarshipK Rumson Professional Office EVANSTON, 111. — Two The Achievement Scholars Monmouth County, N.J. high were chosen on the basis of school seniors have been their scores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying named winners in the Na- Test, and on data submitted Issue Weighed by Judge tional Achievement Scholar- by the students and their ship Program for outstanding schools. Financial need isn't FREEHOLD — Superior erates "a commercial trade in, the zoning ordinance al- tations to her that she could Negro students. a factor in choosing winners Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill which is in part interior de- lowed a professional use in operate, and that she had of the four-year scholarships yesterday postponed & deci- corator and in part interior any residential zone, but did spent time, money and effort The two students, chosen sion on whether the office of designer, with lines in rugs not define "professional use." to do so on that basis. (or exceptional academic but does determine how much Florence Karasik Associates, and drapes." In February, 1969, the bor- Named as defendants in achievement and future poten- each winner receives. 193 Rumson Road, Rumson, Zoners Ruling ough adopted an amendment the complaint are Rumson tial, are James M. Jeter Jr., Negro students may com- is a professional one or a banning professional use in Borough, its zoning board 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeter pete simultaneously in the The hoard also ruled that commercial one. the majority of residential and its building inspector. Sr., 126 W. Bergen Place, Bed National Merit Scholarship the office maintained by Mrs. His ruling will determine r0 zones, including the one she Mrs. Karasik, her husband, Bank, a Red Bank High Program and in the Achieve- Karasik was "not P " whether Mrs. • Karasik can is in. Jules, and Albert A. Kerr, School student, and Michael ment Program, but no fessional, because sales were continue to operate an office Rumson borough clerk and G. MoCall, 18, son of Mr. and Scholar may receive financial completed on the premises, Judge Simmill held that the in her home. business administrator, secre- Mrs. Gilbert McCall, 74 Plum aid. from both programs at samples were shown and or- borough could not be enjoined tary of the Rumson Planning St., New Shrewsbury, a Mon- the same time. In her complaint, Mrs. ders were taken." The board from enforcing its zoning or- Board and clerk of the zoning mouth Regional High School Karasik said she has con- denied her a variance. dinance, despite Mrs. Kara- James M. Jeter Jr. earned board, were witnesses in the student. ducted a professional office in If Mrs. Karasik is a pro- sik's contention that the bor- his letter as a member of the interior designing since she nonjury hearing. They are among 340 stu- fessional, she has established ough had known all the time varsity soccer team at Red moved into her home on April dents in the nation and 10 in a nonconforming use on her what she was doing. Stanley Yacker of Mata- Bank High School, where he 15, 1965. New Jersey to win the coveted James M. Jeter Jr. Michael G. McCall ranks academically in the premises. If she is operating Proof Required wan represented Mrs. Kara- scholarships. They were upper fifth of his class. Last April 16 the Rumson a trade, she is violating the . He said it would have to sik and Borough Attorney Wil- The two Monmouth County awarded one-time, non-renew- Zoning Board of Adjustment borough's zoning ordinance. be proved that the borough liam R. Blair represented chosen by a selection com- He was on the freshman Achievement Scholars are able $1,000 scholarships fi- ruled that Mrs. Karasik op- When Mrs. Karasik moved officials had made represen- Rumson. mittee of college and high football team, served on the among 110 nationwide and nanced by organizations and school admissions counselors Student Council and contrib- by Ford Foundation grants to from more than 35,000 Negro sneven in New Jersey to win utes poetry to the school's the program. Among the three students who participated in four-year scholarships, spon- literary magazine, The Crow's New Jersey students in this the nationwide competition, sored by corporations and Nest. Parley Tonight May Determine according to Edward C. corporate foundations, that group is an Ocean County Smith, president of the Na- provide between $250 and lad, Eugene N. Stuard 3d, of Young Jeter is president of tional Merit Scholarship Cor- 51,500 a year, depending upon 25 Nathan Ave., Lakehurst, the Junior Usher Board at poration, which administers the student's financial need. who attends Lakewood High A.M.E. ZJon Church, Red Bank. He rates reading a ma. the program. The other 230 winners, were School. Matawan School Budget Fate jor extra-curricular interest and is employed as a junior library clerk at the Red Bank MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Township Council is planned The two councils have that may case the load on Public Library. He also has The fate of the defeated Mat- at 10 p.m. "to introduce a until Thursday to agree on local taxpayers. worked at shoe repair and in awan Regional Board of Edu- resolution concerning possible what to do with the defeated Various Methods Red Bank Inn, Church cation school budget may" be cutting of the school budget," ?6.9 million spending plan. The manager said letters Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. decided tonight. the mayor announced. If they fail to agree before received so far show that Speaking at last night's ad- Monday night's regu- the deadline, the budget will school funds are raised in a He has been awarded a journed session of Township lar Township Council meet- go to the state Commissioner variety of different ways. He scholarship sponsored by the Council, Mayor Hans H. ing was adjourned until last of Education for action. Even is hoping to hear from sever- AdditionsAreApproved Warner - Lambert Pharma- Froehlich said council will night to permit a joint meet- if the two councils do agree, al more towns before he ceutical Co. meet once more with Mata- ing of the two councils on the the Board of Education may makes a comprehensive re- RED BANK - The Molly bar. There will be room for square-foot addition to the He has one sister, Mar- wan Borough Council tonight school budget. Last night's appeal the joint decision to port, Mr. Smith added. Pitcher Motor Inn is going to tables along the large glass parsonage at 150 Hudson Ave. garet, a sophomore at the to iron out final budget ques- adjourned meeting was ad- the commissioner. Mayor Froehlich comment- enlarge its cocktail lounge. windows facing the rivet. The board accepted the , University of Pittsburgh. She tions. After the joint meet- journed again until 10 o'clock Council introduced three or- ed that "insult is being added The Planning Board last The addition also will en- resignation of Robert H. Ot- had been a National Achieve- ing, an adjourned meeting of tonight. dinances last night, setting to injury, because we're not night gave site approval to large the present "Garden ten as its attorney. Mr. Otten ment Scholarship Program - public hearings for April 6. only being taxed by the Board the corporation to build a 73- Room," a private meeting said he was resigning be- semi-finalist. Two of the measures set sal- of Education, but we're ~i)y- 21-foot extension to the room south of the lounge cause of a recent opinion by . When Monmouth Regional aries for township employes forced to collect school taxes Horn & Musket Room which area. the state Supreme Court Ad- High School compiled its aca- and the police denartment. for them without any com- faces the Navesink River. The architect for the addi- visory Committee which said demic rankings last year, The third amends the admin- pensation." Abraham J. Zager, Red tion is Charles L. Wardrop there were potential conflicts Michael G. McCall was 16th istrative code to provide $500 Mr. Smith added that the Bank, attorney for the inn, Jr., Wayne. of interest where one attor- in a junior class of 293. He raises for members of the township must also tax itself said the addition will provide Okay Church Plan ney represents .both a Plan- is president of the Key Club, governing body. to provide a reserve for un- space for 61 more customers. The board also approved a ning Board and a Board of a high school Rotary organi- Adopted unanimously was a collected school taxes. A new bar will be built on site plan for the United Meth- Adjustment. zation, and is a member of resolution setting wage scales Councilwoman Pa- the National Honor Society, the east side of the existing odist Church to build a 7,200- Mr. Otten, who also serves for various temporary town- Robert Taylor, chairman of Radio Club, and Afro-Ameri- as attorney for the Zoning ship employes in accordance Robert .Talyor, chairman of can Cultural Society. Board of Adjustment, said with a contract with the the Industrial Commission, that while there was great • He was vice president of Teamsters Union. will join her in a meeting 'Envirmmentalism disagreement over the opin- his junior high school class Another resolution urges with Ronald Berman, as- and participated as a "free- support of legislation now sistant state Commissioner of ion, he felt that he should not 1 continue to serve in both ca- holder' in Youth Government pending in Trenton which Transportation, today to dis- Conference March 24 pacities. Day in Freehold last year. would earmark $25 tniWon in cuss commuter problems. Young McCall won junior sales tax receipts and $25 mil- Department of Urban Plan- Mrs. Wills will represent the NEW BRUNSWICK — The varsity awards for track and lion in state lottery receipts Mass Transit Advisory Com- "New Environmentalist!" is ning and Policy Development Riverview Physicians at Livingston College, whose cross-country, and played the for the benefit of senior citi- mittee and will present bus the topic for the second an- subject will be "The Role of To Hear Dr. LeMole clarinet in both the Monmouth zens. Monmouth County legis- commuter problems. Mr. Tay- nual conference of "Fron- the Urban Planner in Envi- RED BANK - Dr. Gerald Regional High School Orches- lators wi'l be urged to vole lor will discuss the proposed tiers of Urban Planning" to ronmental Quality Planning LeMole, associate professor tra and its Marching Band for the bills. new railroad station on Lloyd for two years. Approved by resolution was Road. be held here Tuesday, March and Management," and Dr. of cardio-vascular surgery at Raymond G. Studer, director Temple University, Philadel- Among out-of-school activi- a contract for $8,000 with the Mayor Froehlich called, for of the Division of Man-Envi- phia, will address Riverview ties, he is a member of STAR MCOSS Family Health and an investigation and re'nurt The conference has been ronmental Relations at Penn- Hospital's medical staff at its (The Society of Telescopy, Nursing Service for services on diimnin^'of trash by Gar- arranged by Rutgers Uni- sylvania State University, quarterly meeting Friday. Astronomy and Rjij^ad during 1970. The contract den State Parkway trucks on versity's Bureau of Govern- who will talk on "Environ- His topic will be "The Role he has worked amount is up from anproxi- the Manzo property at Lloyd ment Research and Exten- mental Planning and Be- of Coronary Artery Surgery." and on a chicken -p mately $7,400 in 19C9. but the Road and the railroad tracks. sion Division in cooperation havioral Design." Dr. LeMole is a graduate He has been awarded a value of MCOSS services ren- Even if the parkway has with the New Jersey Federa- dered the township is esti- permission to dump there, Discussion periods will be. of Temple University Medi-/ scholarship sponsored by the tion of Planning Officials. cal School. He also has stud- Bell Telephone Laboratories. mated at $32,000. Mayor Froehlich said, the site moderated by Dr. Lawrence should be kent fenced so that. Although the program is D. Mann, chairman of Liv- ied under Dr. Dcnton Cooley, He has an older sister, LYN BRIEFED FOR VISIT — Luci Johnson Nugent, George E. Smith, tn'vnsbin designed for professional the noted heart surgeon, in Elena, a Wclleslcy College manager, announced he has spring cleaning township res- ingston's urban planning and younger daughter of former Prosident Lyndon B. John- idents will not be tempted in-" planners and planning offi- Houston, Texas. senior, who also was a Na- l received letters from towns policy development depart- son, briefs hor son, Patrick Lyndon, nearly 3, as thoy to illegal dumping. cials, other public officials ment. Dr. LeMole's talk at River- tional Achievement Scholar- in Virginia, Illinois and Cali- ship winner; a younger broth- arrived at Brooks General Hospital to vUH the for- fornia on' methods used ttiRrc The mayor also called for and interested citizens will be The conference will be held view is one of a number of welcome. lectures by distinugished vis- er, Martin, 17, who attends mer president, a pationt in the hospital tlnce Monday. to raise school funds. The let- investigation of a grow- at the state university's La- Monmouth Regional High ters are In response to ing numhcr of abandoned Two speakers arre listed itors, made possible through The former president it suffering from chest pains; for the morning program: bor Education Center on Ry- a grant from Merck, Sharpe School, and a younger sister, inquiries he has sent out in cars he has observed In the Dr. George Hagevik, ol the der's Lane. and Dohme. Angela, 14, an eighth grader. ' (AP Wirephoto) hope of receiving suggestions township. -THE DAILY BLISTER, BID BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J,s WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,1970 We Were Off on the Road to Roosevelt

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON scendant of the Martin family who arrived a) Plymouth in Did you hear that Henry Franzoni, Holmdel, took it all As a family, we finally rode the road to Roosevelt — 1820 on the Mayflower. On his father's side, he is a member off for the Monmouth Players production of "The Subject that unique community in southwest Moiunoutli County County Fare of the Holmes family, among the first settlers of Monmouth Was Roses" at the Navesink Library? No nude show this! that was founded as a depression-age refuge for Jewish County, for whom the township of Holtndel was named. Henry merely removed his beard of some 16 years for his garment workers from Philadelphia and New York City. Mrs. Davis was given in marriage by her son, Ralph part of the father in the three-player dramatic presentation. Willguss Boynton, a senior at Monmouth College. Her daugh- Originally called Jersey Homesteads — consisting of 200 Evelyn Franzoni is the mother. Tim Gray, Middletown, is homes and a cooperative factory — it was renamed and Kid Stuff ter, Elizabeth Mosher Boynton, a freshman at Monmouth their son. And you may see them all either this Friday and rededicated in honor of. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt Not only adults are thinking "CP." Four young girls College, served as her maid of honor. Edwin C. Gilland In 1946. from Rumson put their mid-winter vacation to good use and ,, Jr., Summit, was best man and the ushers were Michael Saturday or next, by calling Billy J. Fansler, Maida Ter., The town became noteworthy becausevthe late, great raised $16 through their cooperative fair. 'Was held' in the Guadagno, Colts Neck, and Andrew J. Hercbakowski, Fair Fairview, who not only-directs but takes care of tickets, artist Ben Shahn chose to make it his home and encouraged William Catlins' Ward Ave. garage, presided over by the Haven. too! other creative confreres to move there. The Roosevelt school Misses Dore Catlin, Nancy Hildreth, Meg Praskac and Anne Another showman is Leonard Sehlosberg, New Shrews- contains Shahn's well-known mural. The cemetery holds Grady. The proceeds have been given to the United Cerebral Living Dangerously , his earthly remains. And the park boasts a bust of Roosevelt bury, whose Leonard Talent Production of "I Do, 1 Do" Palsy Center, Long Branch. Mothers o! students at Rumson Country Day School will play at the Old Mill, Tinton Falls, on the nights of created by his son, Johnathan. really live dangerously. Not only are they planning their Don't go expecting material grandeur. Roosevelt is not March 13., 14, 20 and 21. There is an 8:4(1 p.m. curtain. Call Monmouth Marriage very first rummage sale for Friday the 13th of March, Mrs. Norman Ericson, 75 Fair Haven Road, Fair Haven, grand in that way. It is small, looked somewhat seedy in they're also making it a one-day wonder sort of thing, which this dismal pre-spring season, and has block after block of Two lovely people with long, lovely MonmDUth heritages for tickets. ,_. were wed in Red Bank's First United Methodist Church on entails receiving and marking merchandise on one day —• boxy modernistic houses that must have seemed quite and selling it the next! Consequently, the treasures corraled Out man on TV this week was Evan H. Baker, chief avant garde some 35 years ago. But Roosevelt is a curious Feb. 21. They were — Mrs. Casimer Whitman Boynton 3rd executive officer at Adirondack Industries, Rumson, who ap- (who is with the Rockefeller Foundation, New York City) from the stately homes of Rumson (and elsewhere) will be slice of history. Among its population - still mostly Jewish almost as wondrous to those who are selling, as to those peared on the TODAY show with his Adirondack bats, Joe — w« met tie nicest people. and John Lawrence Davis (senior financial controls analyst in the chemical coatings division of the Mobil Chemical who are buying during the 9 a.m. to noon sale on Friday. Garagiola, et. al. Cookies, fudge and brownies also will be sold. Place for Primitive Post Co., Plainfield). Mrs. Davis is the former Elizabeth Mosher Willguss, your purchases is the old gym at the school, at the corner Not Bat Going You might have suspected that invitations to this Satur- daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Orville Willguss of of Ridge Road and Bellevue Ave., Rumson: Chairmen are While Mr. Baker swings with his bats, Mrs. Baker's day's 5-9 p.m. benefit showing of Mexican primitive paint- New York and Red Batik. Mr. Willguss was a partner Mrs. George II. Strong and Mrs. John G. Middleton, both not eyeing the dugout. She's readying the fashion show that ings by Alfredo LaWos (at Gallery 100, between Rumson and in the law firm of Watson and Willguss. The bride's grand- Locust, who have been promised all sorts of goodies from will accompany next Wednesday's benefit dessert-card party Ridge Roads in Rumson) had been mailed in Acapulco. father, Delancy W. Willguss, was one of, Red Bank's early all sorts of attics, including grandmeres', maiden aunties', to be held at the Navesink Country Club, starting at 12;3B Not so! Sometimes not only art, but the P.O. department, lawyers, with the firm of Hope and Willguss. grandpas', etc. p.m. Among the collection she's showing (that one may too, seems slightly primitive. Si? Mr. Davis is the son of Mrs. Walter LI Davis and the order in a spectrum of colors, different fabrics, etc. for a Don't fret. There is still time to sign up or ring up for late Mr: Davis of Red Bank. The bridegroom was president News-Making Males truly custom look) are some 20 spring and summer designs reservations for several hours of south-of-the-border fun, in- of the 1932 class of Red Bank High School. He is a graduate The party at the River House Inn, Rumson, last Satur- by George Nardiello. cluding tacos, chile, sangria and other homegrown varieties day night revolved around James D. Cummins, Middletown, of Lehigh University, where he was a member of Phi The models themselves are something special — Mrs. of cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Your presence will benefit Delta Theta. Mr. Davis Is chairman of the finance committee most recent past commodore of the Patten Point Yacht Siebren Reinalda, Mrs. Michael Guarino, Mrs. George children who attend the United Cerebral Palsy Treatment of the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Middlesex County Club, Long Branch. Mr. Cummins' party-planner was Mrs. Center and School in Long Branch and others enrolled at and a member of the board of directors of the Raritan John Randall, Portaupeck, president of the club's ladies Campbell, Mrs. John Giordano and Mrs. Ed Kerbs. the Padre Angel's Home and Vocational School, Acapulco, Valley Chapter of the National Association of Accountants. auxiliary. Mr. Cummins' successor is Anthony R. Riccjardi, Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Bud Natel- Mexico. On the maternal side, the bridegroom is a direct de- also of Portaupeck. son, Laurelwood Drive, Little Silver. The benefit comes to us through the courtesy of Alfred J. Lippman, New Shrewsbury, honorary consul for the state Of N, J. and president of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce of the U. S., who donated the paintings. Mr. lippman and'Emil A. Schroth, Interlaken, president of the board of directors of United Cerebral Palsy of Mon- mouth and Ocean Counties are honorary chairmen of the Rummage Sale Scheduled event. Mrs. Franz Husserl, Deal Park, is general party chairman and those on her committee include: Mrs. Ralph RUMSON - The Rumson feature quality rummage at Mrs. George Kondolf, Rum- Berman, Mrs. William Blake. Mrs. J. W. Castmo, Mrs. Rob- Country Day School will hold budget prices. son, are in charge of the ert Montserrett, Mrs. D. Irving Obrow, Mrs. Louis Salmon, its first rummage sale March Available will be good used treasure table, where a selec- Mrs. James Stewart. Mrs. Thomas G.. Smith, Mrs. George 13, 9 a.m. to noon in the old clothing for all the family, tion .of silver, china, glass, Blair, Mrs. Allen Kendall, Mrs. Alan V. Bronstein, Mrs. gym at the corner of Ridge bric-a-brac, books, «cords, copper, brass, pictures and Theodore Potruch, Mrs. J. Austin Codd, Mrs. John P. Con- Road and Bellevue Avenue, sports equipment, shoes, and jewelry donated by friends nor, Mrs. Rogert Jerez, Mrs. Charles Marx, Mrs. Guy T. Rumson. Mrs. George H. new and old toys. The food and parents of the school will Cstlafato, Mrs. Edward Dengrove, Mrs. Alfred Greisman, Strong and Mrs. John G. Mid-, tables will feature cookies, be sold. Mrs. Austin Litvak, Mrs. Bobert Holbrook, Mrs. Nathanial dleton, Locust, are chair- fudge and brownies. Troum, Mrs. John G. Middleton, Mrs. Donald Neil, Mrs. men of the event which will Mrs. Richard Bryan and Mrs. Bassett Wirunill, Lo- Tester Simon, Mrs. Bassett S. Winmill, Mrs. James I. cust, and Mrs. F. E. P. Mc- Wyer and Mrs. George Zuckerman. Carter, Rumson, are in charge of French Shop of fashions. IT'S A DATE Others on the committee are baby table, Mrs. William THE ANGELIC TIGER GARDEN LECTURE Waldron F. Kennison, Mrs. A. Bruchman and Mrs. Bruce Chrichton; ten cent and twen- FAIR HAVBN-The Garden Davis H. Corkran and Mrs. J. Whitton Gibson. ty-five cent table, Mrs. Er- IS HAVING A PURRRFECTLY Club of Fair Haven is present- nest F. Beattie and, Mrs. ing an all-day meeting here in ART PROGRAM Charles H. Slingluff; fifty Uie firehouse beginning with MARLBORO - "Hie United cent and one dollar table, DEVASTATING SALE . . . a lecture at 9:45 thus morn- Cerebral Palsy Women's Mrs. Robert L. Boyle and ing by.horticuMurist Roy J. Auxiliary of Marlboro will Mrs. Aldo-G. Baldi. One dol- DEVASTATING FOR THE Kersey on plant nutrition and meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. lar and five dollar table, Mrs. pruning. Mr. Kersey, origina- in the Central School music William' J. Ryan; sports and tor of the "TV Garden Club" room. Featured will be a pro- shoe table, Mrs. Loomis L. TIGER ANYWAY-^ on TV jn Philadelphia, will gram on art and sculpture by White and Mrs. Robert D. conduct the afternoon lecture. Charlotte Scherer. A discus- Anderson; bric-a-brac table,- Most Sale Items will be at Co»l or Below! A discussion period is sion period is planned. The Mrs. G. P. M. Belshaw and planned. Bring your own meeting is open to the pub- Mrs. Theodore J. Reiss; Piggy Banks Encouraged — It's Cash Only sandwich, beverage and des- lic. books and records table, sert will be furnished. Chair- Mrs. William I. Riker and 814 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN man is Mrs. Henry M. SPRING FASHIONS Mrs. Daniel M. Winters; new Kragh, assisted by Mrs. RED BANK - Riverview and old toys table, Mrs. Ir- Hospital's Red Bank Auxilia- win Polk, and Mrs. S. Phelps ry will hold its "First Red Montgomery, and food table, Robin Revue," a luncheon Mrs. John W. Hamilton. and fashion show tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in the River Mrs, Robert Lloyd is trea- House Inn, Rumson. Fashions surer, Mrs. P. C. Huber is in will be by Steinbach's, with charge of setups, Mrs. Floyd fashion coordinator Barbara; Wideman, posters and (Mrs. LUCY'S HAS VALUES FOR J. Somers. Susan deGersdorff, publicity.

ATTIC TREASURES — Mrs. George H. Strong, left,

WWWV^W^SA and Mrs. John G. Middleton, both of Locust, as chairmen of ths first Rumson Country Day School BASKIH'S rummage sale, preview some of tho items for the event set for March 13 from 9 a.m. to noon in the for old gym, corner of Ridge Road and Bellevue Ave., EASTER Rumson. I Register Stiff Photo) bpnng W BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. (201) 747-3650 and Sine* H«, Homt DKorotort end Furvtyori of Fln» Fabrics •'Afa?^ J~. - dL«J.*£&£& SPRING

2 PC. DACRON.POLYESTER IMPORTED—3 pc. PANT 9075 WOOL 00 1970s NEWEST FABRICS SUITS KNITS TREVIRAS "New Spring Colon4" 0 FORTRELS Ladies'—Imported—Polyester DACRONS Daeron/Cofton or "W*rr LookLorn" Nylon Full Fashion ACRILANS DRIZZLER Q75 POLYESTERS KNIT 50 WORSTEDS DRESSES COATS 8 WOOLENS 16 BLENDS DACRON-COTTON—UNLINED URGE SELECTION OF NEW LINENS DRIZZLER A" SILKS SPRING £75 COTTONS COAT Q75 bonded, perma- SUCKS Come Stir Our Kettle Full of Fashion' Completely Washabk (9 5 pressed, etc. Drastic Clearance of Odds and Ends MIRAGE — bended, 60" wool-like solids, cHeclcs, plaldi — guaranteed maehlne>washablt and wear-dated for 1 Winter Left Over year by Monsanto DOUBLE 3.29 to SPRING 2.98 to A pARAdiSE FACTORY KNITS 8.75 yd. WOOLENS 11.00 yd. AWAITS yOU Al, OUTUT SILK and WORSTED EMBROIDERED 4 49 LUCY'S for Sprlnj suits and 7 BYRNE TRAVEL SERVICE ropptri — 50" wltfc LINENS. PIQUES. , ™ and many nsre V.9U yd .144 BROAD.ST., RED BANK 741-5080 OPEN DAILY 'Til 5, FRIDAY EVE. 'TIL 9 OPEN: THURSDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-6; FRIDAY 9:30-8 OPEN WIPNISDAT art FRIOATS TILL f P.M. — OTHER DAYS MOM t?XPRE8S< BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK 9:30 A.M. — 1:10 P.M. REPRESENTATIVE -TOE DAILY REGISTER. BED BANK - MJDDLETOWN. N. J.: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 19 Program Offered Parents On 'Drug Use and Abuse1 BELFORD — The state Silver Lake Inn, on the White tion and reservations, Lun- vital information at this Engagements .Announced Department of Education will Horse Pike in Clementon. cheon reservations are to be meeting. Parents should be ' sponsor a program ''Drug Mrs. George Gillam, Bel- sent to: Office of Health, aware—that youth are more Use and Abuse" for Parent- ford, president of the Mon- Safety and Physical Educa- often than not addicted drug Teacher members and con- mouth County Council, a tion, 255 West State St.,'P.O. addicts before the average cerned parents of Region V member of Region IV, invites Box 2019, Trenton. home is aware of the prob- and Burlington and Camden PTA members and friends to lem. They are urged to be Counties of Region IV of the make arrangements to at- k& drugs are assuming an prepared to,, recognize symp- New Jersey Congress of Par- tend. Persons interested may aspect endangering the home, ents and Teachers March 9 contact their local unit presi- the PTA is making available toms before they become from 11) a.m. to 2:31) p.m. in dent for additional informa- to every parent in this area habits. GRAND OPENING TOMORROW

Miss Oxley Miss Trivcit Miss Lucas Miss Kirk Miss Rice Miss Murray AT THE Bulick-Oxley Jocelyn-Rice • EATONTOWN - The engagement of Miss Judith Ann FT. MONMOUTH - Brig. Gen. Harold Windsor Rice Middlebrook Shopping Center Oxley to Christopher Le Bulick has been announced by and Mrs. Rice, of Ft. Monmouth, have announced the en- . her mother, Mrs. Betty^Bryan, 93 Crawford St. Her fiance's t HIGHWAY 35, OAKHURST, NEW JERSEY gagement of their daughter, Miss Rachel Kirk Rice, to parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ledru Bulick, 24 Eaton Place. Robert Alden Jocelyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. The bride-elect is a senior at Monmouth Regional High Jocelyn of Honolulu, Hawaii. A late summer wedding is kenool and is a part-time employe at the A&P Supermarket, planned. Eatontown. Q Mr. Bulick', a Monmouth Regional High School alumnus, Miss Rice attended Monmouth Regional High School attended Eatontown Electronics Institute and is employed at Tele-Tronics, Inc., Eatontown. and was graduated from J. E. B. Stuart High School, Falls JLOTr Church, Va. A student at the University of Kentucky in 5-OUTftfy Saxe-Trivett Lexington, she will be graduated in May. BAST KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Trivett, Mr. Jocelyn, an alumnus of Punahou School, Honolulu, oi 209 Hudson Ave., • announce the engagement of their is a senior at Middlebury (Vt.) College. He plans °to enter daughter, Miss Maureen Agnes Trivett, to Edward J. Saxe, son oi Mr. .and Mrs. Leslie Saxe, 204 Hudson Ave. the business and law graduate school at the University of A SHOP FOR THE WOMAN WHO LOVES TO WEAR Colorado in Boulder this fall. The bride-elect is a graduate of Middletown Township High School and is employed at Lanvin-Charles of the Ritz, Gen. Rice is the U. S. program-project manager of the Holmdel. Her fiance also attended Middletown Township Mallard Project, an International undertaking in which the SPORTSWEAR OF FINE QUALITY AND GREAT incut schools and is employed at Hopla Trucking, Edison. United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia Quigley-Lucas are jointly developing a tactical communication system for STYLE AND SAVE MONEY AT THE SAME TIME their armed forces. - HOLMDEL - Mr, and Mrs, William J, Lucas, Middle- town Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, -k Miss Louella Jean Lucas, to John Eugene Quigley, son of Mrs. Fred Comstock, Martin Drive, Linoroft, and the late John Quigley. A Nov. .29 wedding is planned. Auxiliary Miss Lucas, a graduate of St. Mary's High School, and Caldwell College for Women, where she received a BA de- gree, is on the- faculty at Emma L. Arleth Elementary Installs School, Sayreville. She teaches third1 grade. MANALAPAN - Officers Mr. Quigley, a graduate of Red Bank High School, were installed at a meeting received a bachelor of engineering degree from Stevens of the Manala,pan - English- Institute of Technology, Hoboken, and MS in electrical town Hospital Auxiliary here engineering from Newark College of Engineering. He is in Municipal Hall. employed by the U. S. Army Electronics Command, Ft. Monmouth, and is president of the Jersey Ski-Ters Water New officers are Mrs. Rob- Ski Club. ert Torrone, president; Mrs, James Abernethy, first vice DeVoil-Kirk president; Mrs. Wilbur Schel- let, second vice president; NEW SHREWSBURY - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk, 88 Mrs. Edward Ross, recording Peach St., announce the engagement of .their daughter, •secretary; Mrs. John Her- NEW Miss Gloria E. Kirk, to John DeVoil, son of Mrs. Ever Lena bert, corresponding secretary, DeVoil, 205 River St., Red Bank. A June wedding is planned. and Mrs. Raymond Les- Miss Kirk, a graduate of Monmouth Regional High crinier, treasurer. School, is employed by the Prudential Insurance Company, Red Bank. Committee chairmen are Mr. DeVoil, who is with the P & L Trucking Company, Mrs. Ray Kaiser, program; Madison Township, attended Aaron High School in Millen, Mrs. George Towne, . hospi- Ga. He has attended the Red Bank School of Music for five tality; Mrs. Frank Herbert, years and is a guitarist with the Echo Travelers, Red Bank. sunshine; Mrs. James Lasky and Mrs. Robert Daniels, tele- Sowul-Murray phone; Mrs. Gus Dreyer Jr. and Mrs, William Solinski, BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The engagement of Miss Carol COTTHET posters; Mrs. Edward Ross, Ann Murray, of Borden Place; Long Branch, N. J., to publicity; Mrs, Stanley Orr, Bartholomew Allen Sowul has been announced by her historian; and Mrs. John 01- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J..Murray Jr. of Bethlehem. sen, attendance. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Sowul, 1 flickory Lane, Lincroft, N. J. A September wedding is planned. NEW Miss Murray is a graduate of Notre Dame High School, Auxiliary Easton, Pa., and Sacred Heart Hospital School of Nursing, SUGAR FREE! Allentown, Pa. She received a BS degree in nursing from Moravian College in Bethlehem and is employed as co- Welcomes 2 ordinator of staff development at Monmouth Medical Center, PORT MONMOUTH - Mrs. Long Branch, N. J. . Eileen Hale of Belford and Mr. Sowul attended Mount St. Michael Academy, New Mrs. Rose Marie Terry of OUIHEIS York City, and received a bachelor of architecture degree Port Monmouth were wel- from Pratt Institute, New York. He served in the Army, comed as new members • with a tour of dnty in Vietnam. He is employed with the of the Port Monmouth First architectural firm of Ballou, Daly and Levy in Ridgefield Aid Squad Ladies Auxiliary. Park, N. J. The auxiliary's 13th anni- versary will be celebrated MARCH 5th thru with friends at a dinner- 7th ONLY dance in Bachstadt's March 21. Mrs. Eugene Zaborney is .chairman for the event. . Election of officers will be held at the regular meeting EMAIL! in March and they will be in- stalled at the dinner dance.

AAUW Panelists COMPARE COn WITH OTHER Discuss Housing FREEHOLD — A panel dis- cussion on housing in Mon- DIET DRINKS...FOR TASTE! mouth County was moderat- ed-by Mrs. Robert MacMil- laii, world affairs chairman of the Freehold Area Branch of the American Association FOR NO SUGAR! FOR LOW of University Women at its meeting here in the county honie^ecfltfo'mist's office. Panelists were Mrs. John CALORIES! NEW COTT DIET Pavelka, Lincrolt, chairman of the Northern Monmouth • County Branch AAUW hous- ing study group; Mrs. Doro- thy Hargrave, Monmouth ISTHE GREATEST DIET LINE 5"x7" Living Color County welfare housing .offi- PORTRAIT cer, and Harry Taylor, house GINGER * code enforcement officer for Freehold Borough. Mrs. Jere J^yORCLJ ARTtFIClAUY Hohman presided. OF ALL! "' "fVERAGE AND CARAMH COlOfiW Jack Pearce of Sandy only Thafs All Hook Marine Laboratories, will speak on "How Man Has * Babies — children— adults — groups — 1 Special Changed His Environmental 1 of each person singly only 88ji, Croups $1.00 per a meeting of the Freehold Some diet drinks taste all right, but less than /2 calorie per ounce. So person, * AAUW March 12. contain lots of sugar. Some have whether you're trying to stay slim * Select from finished pictures in radiant black and no sugar, but are lacking in taste. and trim, or simply require diet white and living color. Rev. Earl Gannon -Still others contain more calories drinks for your health, remember * Bonus quality "Guaranteed Satisfaction," Installs Slate than a true diet drink should. Com- new Cott Diet's taken the extra * No handling or mailing charges. MONMOUTH BEACH - New officers nf the Rosary pare all of these with new Cott calories out, but left that famous * Fast delivery — courteous service. and Altar Society of Precious Blood Catholic Church were Diet. Colt's got what the others Cott flavor in. Choose from a com- installed by the Unv. Earl have not/ Same great taste and plete line of delicious Cott Diet ITS Photographer Hours: 10 A.M. to 1 P.M., 2 Gannon. They are Mrs. Wil- liam Koch, president; Mrs.' quality as Cott's regular flavors. flavors in the size you like. Avail- P.M. io 6 P.M. Friday to 7i30 P.M. - Saturday Michael Petronc, vice presi- to 5:30 P.M. dent; Mrs. John Reilly, trea- Yet it's absolutely sugar free! And able now in bottles with Cott's TO BE GOOD!® •BRING A FRIEND surer; Mrs. Emil Schratn, the new Cott Diet drinks contain convenient Twist 'n Seal* caps. corresponding secretary, and Colt Corporaljon - A National Industrial. Inc. Company Highway 35, Mlddfttowit Miss Florence Bannister, re- W.T. ©WANT CO. cording secretary. 'If. ' • •.' 20- -.1HE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. MIDDLETOWN, N. I,i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 Recipe From Princess Grace

-, £ r bits of advice: First, you er with 1 cup each water and taste with a little more salt on pudding about V* or Vi cup should have plenty of fresh dry vermouth or wine, add 1 and pepper, if necessary. milk or fruit juice. The oil. Second, the oil should not small onion, finely chopped. Sprinkle with freeze - dried amount of liquid depends The Fast be too hot. Third, heat the Bring to a boil and cook until parsley or chives. Serve in upon the consistency you oil gradually. fish is opaque. Add 2 (10 oz.) heated bowls. For six. prefer. Makes 2>4 to 2!/2 cups sauce. Gourmet Drop by small spoonfuls in- cans frozen condensed New VANILLA OR LEMON to deep cooking oil (375 deg.) England fish chowder, about SAUCE: To make a fast and This book is unavailable and fry until delicately brown. 3A cup milk. Heat Thoroughly tasty sauce: add to 1 (16-oz) in United States. It was a gift By POPPY CANNON The fritters will turn over as but do not boil. Season to can prepared vanilla or lem- to Poppy Cannon. From Princess Grace of one side browns. Drain well Monaco (nee Kelly of Phila- on paper towels. Sprinkle delphia) comes a cookbook with powdered sugar. Serve with a little hand . written plain, or with vanilla or lem- on sauce. Makes 36. note, "I am sorry," she 'writes, "that this book is not SUPPER AS IN MONACO obtainable in English and I Codfish Chowder hope that the translation and Salad of Many Greens the measurements will not be too confusing." Garlicky French Dress- ing The book, like the sender, is enchanting. Charmingly il- Crusty Bread lustrated with paintings and Les Pets De Nonne (Nuns' sketches, it is written in two Sighs) • languages, French and the lo- Vanilla or Lemon Sauce cal language of Monte Carlo CODFISH CHOWDER: To somewhat similar to Basque. make a quick, strictly Amer- The French title is "Cuisine ican version fish chowder, cut Monegasque," it contains 100 recipes by Jean et Daniele 1 lb. partially thawed, codfish Lorenzi. fillets into 1-inch strips. Cov- One of the chapters, com- plete with words and lyrics Miss Graham of a song written by their gourmand brother . in- law, Hyacinthe Chiavassa, is de- Is Speaker voted to Les'Pets De Nonne RED BANK - Miss Nancy — which is often genteelly Graham, daughter of Mr. translated into English as and Mrs. Martin Graham, PARTY PREVIEW — Mrs. Joseph Ahlemeyer, left, chairman of the Preview of "Nuns' Sighs." The recipe of Rumson, spoke about her ex- Tanta Paskalina proves to be Spring card party and fashion show being planned by the Junior Woman's Club periences as a Brandeis Uni- quite similar to our Cream versity scholarship student at of Little 'Silver, discusses airangemenfs for -the March 4 event with Mrs. George Puffs, except that these frit- Jacob Hiatt Institute in Jeru- Horn, vice chairman. It will be held at the Little Silver Woman's Club clubhouse; ters, "filled with air in the salem, at a meeing of the Sis- OFF TO THE OVEN — Miss Eleanor Vieweg, home service representative for Jer- starting at 8 p.m., and feature fashions by Belmar Fashion Corner. middle," are dropped- by terhood of Congregation Betii sey Central Power & Light Co., demonstrates brandied sweet potato caiserole to spoonfuls into deep, hot fat Shalom. 200 women, most of ftiem well-seasoned cooks, at the first of three Women's Day .. (Register Staff Photo) instead of baked. Miss Graham, a senior at programs yesterday at Monmouth Shopping Center. The Merchants' Association \ • - ' In addition to the recipes, Douglass College in New is sponsoring two other free programs set for March 10 and 17 at 10 a.m. in His the book contains menus, Brunswick, returned home in saints days and holidays for January after six months Civic Auditorium. (Register SUff Photo) ; each month complete with abroad, where she lived with proverbs and household hints. an Israeli family. For part of SPE Auxiliary "Little February," it says, her study, she was a resident Age Ga p i n Da ti ng Ga me "is worse than a Turk!" of a kibbutz in the Sinai des- Slates Coffee (Perhaps they refer to the ert. Miss Graham was taught FREEHOLD - The Spring weather!) For a wintry menu, Hebrew in an intensive pro- Coffee of the Ladies Auxiliary they suggest a thick fish soup at the Squire gram and, in turn, taught En- of the Monmoiftfi Society ol or chowder made of codfish, 1300 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN glish to Moroccan immigrants. Professional Engineers will salad and, of course, Les Pets JL'A.N ADAMS Instead, make it a point to be held March 16 here in the V GRAND OPENING De Nonne. TOO YOUNG: (Q.) I have sit beside someone else in the home of Mrs. David Berdan, THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY NUNS' SIGHS a crush on a boy who is too Clubwoman president, 15 Hilltop Road at MARCH 5th • 6th • 7th Teen Forum car. * (Les Pets De Nonne) young for me. I am 16 and 10 a.m. DESIGNER CLPTHES at PRICES he is 13. I have a boy friend And do not go any place This is our Americanized Is Installed YOU'LL ADORE ! my- age I date often, and I alone with her. If she invites translation; Place in a sauce- Final plans for the annual KEANSBURG - Mrs. La- card party to benefit the Talcs 10% off any purchai* date other boys, too. But 1 POOL PAL: (Q.) My you to her home, have an pan 1 cup boiling water, Vi vinia Stainton was installed during' our grand opening dayil excuse ready. scholarship fund will be can't get my mind off this friends and I, all girls, are in cup butter; heat until the but- as a new member of the Fed- ter melts, add all at once'l made. boy who is just 13 and three a car pool. One wants to sit Shelll get your message. erated Women's Club grades behind me. next to cne .all, the time, She cup all - purpose or bread Keansburg-'-at-a candlelighl What can I do? - Too Old tries to touch me, or put her LEG LAMENT: (Q.) My flour. Stir hard until the legs are bowed. I look awful ceremony conducted by Mrs, in Chicago. arm around me, or hug me. dough leaves the aides and Victor Patrizio, vice presi- (A.) Get older. And as you in bell-bottom pants. I suffer forms a ball in the center of One night she invited me psychologically because of dent, at a meeting here do, keep on dating your boy the pan. the American Legion Hall, to a party. When I got there this deformity. I'm afraid Remove from the heat and friend and the other boys, too. I found I was the only guest. Carr Ave. Work at it. Enjoy yourself. people are sneering at me. let stand 5 minutes. Add, one How can I tell her I'm not Plans were completed fo Have a good time. at a time, 4 eggs, beating her type but still keep her as I know I should just thank a Rummage Sale March 13 In seven years or so, by the God that I have two legs I each one into the batter with a friend? - Car Pool Cap- a wooden spoon. Finally, add and a luncheon-fashion sho\ time you are 23 and out of tive in Bridgeport, Conn. can walk on, but I want to April 18 in Buck Smith look good in my clothes and a pinch of salt and 1 tsp. of college, your 13-year-old boy Restaurant, where the club' will be 20 and old enough for (A.) First of ali, be care- I can't. orange flower-water or or- ful. Unless she has done more ange (or vanilla) extract. annual dinner dance also was you, if you still want him. held recently. Fashions from But I would almost bet that than you describe, she may Would an. operation (The mixture should be very just be affectionate and fond straighten my legs? Must I stiff. If it is not, let it stand the Chapeaux Boutique of Sea by then you will have found suffer the rest of my life be- Bright will be featured at tin someone much more interest- of you. So say nothing that 10 minutes before cooking). might hurt her reputation. . cause they're bowed. — Aunt Paskalina adds three luncheon-fashion show. ing and married him. Please Don't Call Me Cowboy in New Jersey. ' Lincroft Club (A.) Forget the operation. Recipe for It could make, you worse in- FOUR-YEAR-OLDS Sets Storytime stead of better. Wear straight- . . . alert, and intalligant, and as mature ai wch little children leg pants. Hope that men's CAN it, ar« invited to join our new kindergarten clajiet. Our LINCROFT - The first and boys' trousers will again luccoji in teaching reading and arithmetic to qualified five- Gourmet session of the Storytime be full cut someday. Throw year-oldi encouraged us last year to believe that something Eeading Program sponsored your shoulders back. Walk more in the way of readiness training could \>o done for cer- by the youth conservation de- tain four-year-old children than was being accomplished. We Decorating straight and erect. Walk started this program, and it certainly worked, with a fair num- partment of the Lincroft briskly, confidently. When you ber actually going Into format reading and number work during Woman's Club will begin stand, put one foot forward the year. We plan to continue permanently with these groups • Take a generous supply March 12. This session will and slightly in front of-{he and are raady to examine applicants. The children will attend continue for six weeks each class in our primary school center at Rumson, which is devoted of color . . . spice heavily other. And smile. 'to the training of four-, five-, and six-year-old children. They Wednesday morning from will attend school from 1 A.M. to 3 P.M. during the convention- with sheer ingenuity . . . 9:45 to 10:30 a.m. in the Lin- . Then look at other people, al school year, with plenty of provision for rait. If you art all carefully mixed by croft Library, Newman girls especially: Big hips, big interested, please call us and arrange for preliminary tasting. Springs Road. . legs, bird legs, fat stomachs, Transportation is available. Schulz & Behrle's talented The Youth Conservation De- stringy hair, weak eyes, decorators. Result: perfect, partment, in conjunction .with harsh voices, bad teeth, big the National Library Week ears, red skin, rough skin, big RANNEY SCHOOL "well-done" room schemes Program, will make flannel feet, bald heads, and be for every decorating pal- board and felt storybook char- thankful you don't look like 542-4777 acters to be used to real- them. ette. Let us blend a scheme; istically portray and. enliven for you. Call Schulz & these characters. The flannel boards will be used at the Behrle, 747-4000. Lincroft Library during the storytime Heading Program. TWO TIMER 1O.OO "An Invitation There's a super added 100% Kanekalon Wig attraction to our print tunic • Easy -to care for with our own wig-wash to Pleasure..." pajama, it's also a little and wig-spray quick shift to sSfemper about • Stylists are available a) ail times _ in. With short sleeves — Weds. Nite Feature — and a u-neckline you can get in • Free headform and box with our "Cleo- Kitten" and out in a hurry with $35.00 Value Roast Prime Ribs of Beef its easy back zip. Sashed, it's in poppy, turquoise or Hearts of Lettuce — Baked Potato lilac double knit acetate jersey, Vegetable — Coffee S, M, L, by Elaine Sklar. Sleepwear. $Q75 - Mail and phone orders filled. 3 FRANKLIN V SIMON air wWIGS/FALLeS are Delectable Food — King Size Corktails New Jersey's Most Famous Wig Salons Red Bank WestfieJd Elizabeth Lincroft Inn The Mall 102 Central Ave. 72 Broad St. Open 9:30 A.M. Open 9:30 A.M. Open 9:30 A.M. at the Crossroads Wcd-Frl. 'til 9 P.M. Man. 'til 9 P.M. Mon.-Thun. 'Ill'» p,M, Sat. 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Dear Headers: Yesterday I The high school hooligans won't take a bath — to say much and tried too hard. received, a provocalive letter and campus cut-ups who take nothing of blowing his mind Too many couples go from from an embattled parent, a .' fl'iWnjx and destroy on drugs. To allow such a boy matrimony to acrimony. spokesman for The Beat-Up Ann Landers property are very often the to live in the house is tacit Don't let your marriage flop products of permissive up- Generation, The beleaguered approval of his slovenliness. before it gets started. Send mother started with this: bringing. They grew up un- My advice is to tell your son for Ann Landers' booklet, "Stop saying hair is not im- disciplined and with no re- to shape up or ship niii. If don't agree that long hair is "Marriage — What to Ex- portant, Ann Landers. Hair a symbol of loathing for par- spect for authority. Discipline he ships out he will learn is the most singularly impor- is proof of love. It means "I firsthand what the real world pect." Send your request to ents and everything they Ann Landers in care of your tant thing in our son's life. stand for. In some instances care about you and I will not is like. And perhaps this is allow you to behave in a man- newspaper enclosing 51) cents Therefore, it is important to it is a symbol of inde- what he needs. There's some- ner that is destructive to in coin and a long, stamped, me. His long hair is a symbol pendence, or an attention-get- thing to be said for the school of his loathing for me and his yourself or to others." Chil- of experience. When your self-addressed envelope. father and everything we ting device. Most kids with dren need discipline and they long hair are following a boy does come home — and Art* Landers will be glad to stand for." want it. They are forever most of them do, he will trend, just as their mothers testing — pressing to see how help you with your problems. She continued, "We are view in a different light the have followed the trend of far you will let them go. Send them to her in care of through turning ourselves in- shorter skirts and their fa- things he took for granted, this newspaper, enclosing a side out trying to relate to thers have gone in for side- No parent should tolerate like a clean bed, good meals, self-addressed, stamped enve- , Mrs. James Melna Mrs. Richard Corcoran Mrs. Christopher DeFazio him and getting kicked in the dirty language or a kid who and parents who cared too lope. : burns and colored shirts. ; (The former (The former (The former teeth. Our biggest mistake Barbara McKinnon) Eileen McDermott) Carol McCarthy) was caring too much and try- There has always been a ing too hard. We knocked our- Generation Gap between par- selves out trying to please ents and children. The mere Melnci'McKinnon him. We tried to be pals in- difference in age is enough to 1 HAZLET — Miss Barbara tendants were Miss Diane Da- and Berkeley Junior Business stead of parents." create a gap. And this is as Eilen McKinnon became- the vies, Miss Barbara Russell, College, East Orange. She is The mother's closing para- it should be., Every parent of bride of James Robert Melna Mrs. Roy Kalinowski and every generation has felt at Rumson Roulette employed by the Prudential graph:' "As of now we are Feb. 21 here in St. John's Miss Debra Pierce. times as if his fins were on Insurance Company of Amer- through asking ourselves, 7 WEST RIVER RD. RUMSON United Methodist Church. John B. Melna was best "Where did we fail? As par- backwards and he was swim- The bride is the daughter man for his brother. Ushers ica, Newark. ents we have done our best.. ming against the current in of Mr. and' Mrs. George A. •• were Clarence K. Beam, Ken- The bridegroom was grad- If it isn't good enough we are heavy boots. Youth has al- McKinnon, 54 Bethany Road'. neth McKinnon, Robert De- uated from Matawan Region- sorry. You usually stick up ways rebelled against author- The bridegroom is the son of Mielo and Ronald Brauer. al High School. He served in for the kids, Ann, but there is ity and challenged the estab- Mr. and Mrs. John Melna, A reception was held in the the U.S. Navy and is em- another side and I hope you lishment. BELOW COST SALE! 39 Little St., Matawan. Bamm Holiow Country Club. ployed by E. I. DuPont de will do the parents of Amer- If you and your husband Beachwear from 5.00 Suits from 35.00 Miss Philomcna Blasi was The bride was graduated Nemours & Co., Inc., Parlin. ica a favor and print it. had hoped, to be pals with Blouse's from 3.00 Sweaters from 3.00 maid of honor. Also bridal at- from Red Bank High School Tliey will reside in Matawan. Signed — Had it" your son, this may well be Coats from 25.00 Scarves from 8.00 Dear Had It: Thank you for the key to your unhappy re- Dresses from 8.00 Gifts from 1.50 a good letter. It would have lationship. Children need par- Corcorari'MeDermott been better without the first ents more than they need Skirts from 5.00 Evening wear from 15.00 HOLMDEL - Hiss Eileen coran, New York City. The" bride was graduated paragraph in which you yank pals. Pals cannot administer ALL SALES FINAL NO CHARGES Mary McDermott became the Miss Helen Ann McDermott, from Mother Cabrini High the kid around by the hair. I discipline. bride of Richard J. Corcoran sister of the bride, was maid School and Thorpe Secretari- Jr., Feb. 21 here in St. Bene- of honor and another sister, al School, New York. She at- dict's Catholic Church. Mrs. Gerard P. Itooney was tended Hunter College and is Thg Rw. Thomas E. Me- matron of honor. Miss Alice employed by British Over- . Enroe, assistant pastor of Our Ann Kooney, niece of thg seas Airways, New York. Lady Queen of Martyrs, New bride, was flower girl. The bridegroom, a gradu- York City, officiated at the Dennis P. MeGrath was ate of All Hollows High folk Nuptial Mass, which was best man. Gerard P. Booney, School, New York, attended sung by St. Benedict's Cath- brother-in-law of the bride, the University of Hawaii, He olic Youth Organization. was the usher,-and Kevin P. served in the U.S. Army in Shop-Rite Roars Again I The parents of the couple McDermott, brother of the Hawaii and is employed by are Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. bride, was junior usher. the Horn Construction Co., McDermott, 5 West Susan St., A reception was held in The Long Island. They will reside Hazlet, and Mr. and Mrs. Cor- Molly Pitcher Inn. in New York Swift'Nolan DeFazio'McCarthy 'SHOP-RITE'S U.S.D.A. GOV'T INSPECTED FRESH' OAKHURST — Miss Ellen FREEHOLD - Miss Carol the bride, was junior brides- GALA OPENING Carol Nolan became the bride Ann McCarthy and 'Christo- maid. Whole pher J. DeFazio were mar- Joseph. DeFazio was best of Gary Benton Swift Feb. 15 CLARK SHOP-RITE Split or ried Feb. 21 here in St. Rose man for his brother. Ushers 1184RARITANROAD FRYING in the Oakhurst Methodist Quartered of Lima Catholic Church. were Randolph Macaluso, OPENS WEDNESDAr MARCH 4 all O A.M? Church. Robert Cobb, Robert Scott GET YOUR SHARE OF VALUES The bride is the daughter and George Case. Michael Parents of the couple are of Mrs. Frances McCarthy, CHICKENS .31*1 Ferro was junior usher. Mr. and Mrs. William T. No- 78 Enright Ave. The bride- Farm Fresh Produce lan, IS Monmouth Road, here, /A reception was held here groom is the son of Mrs. in the American Hotel. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. YOUNG *ftNDER Stella DeFazio, Hockhockson The bride and the bride- FLORIDA SEEDLESS CHICKEN LEG Swift of Los Angeles. Road, Tinton Falls, and the groom are graduates of Free- BREASTS QUARTERED WITH MINGS I Chicken Livers h.59. Miss Terri Reed of Eaton- late Christopher DeFazio. hold Regional High School. town was maid of honor and Miss Linda Perro was maid Mrs. DeFazio is employed at GRAPEFRUIT Michael Swartz of Los Ange- of honor. Also bridal attend- Fbodarama, Freehold. Her les, was best man. ants were Miss Theresa Stel- husband is serving a four- A reception was held here maszer, Miss Susan Schaefer, year enlistment in the U.S. in the home of the bride's Miss Candee Preston and Navy Mobile Construction 10 59 parents. Mr. William Vota. Miss Battalion and will be sta- Kathleen McCarthy, sister of tioned in California. Mrs. Swift is a graduate of Shore Regional High School Green Cabbage and attended Ohio University. CRISP Mr, Swift, who was just dis- PTA Congress Slates Pascal Celery charged from the U.S. Army FANCY RED after serving a three' - year Education Conference Delicious Apples 3^49^ tour of duty, is studying at WHYPAYMOREr Santa Monica City College in BORDENTOWN - The New president Essex County Col- California, where the couple Jersey Congress of Parents lege. Sen. Frank J. Guarini, Sweet An jou Pears ib.19* now reside. and Teachers will again hold D-N.J., will give a legislative its annual, conference on high- overview and serve as a re- Navel Oranges 10*" 59* er education Mareli 18 here in actor. Dr. Frank M. Cordas- _ NO WASTE, FLAVORFUL BLUE RIBBON the Holiday Inn at 10 a.m. co, chairman of college co- MEAT MARKET General Merchandise (whereavailable) n,.49« Shoulder Steak This year the Community Col- operation of the New Jersey (FROZEN) Eyt Round leges in New Jersey: their Congress will moderate the 30 V ES ib.59* Cubed Veal Steak lt(f Rsoir Parents and Problems will be panel. . TOYS! PR ST TOYS! 5-lb. Box Loin the subject of study. Mrs. tomb Chops Alex Gordon, president of the WHY PAY MORE1 5-lb. Box Hospital Service WHY PAY MORE? Filet Mlgnons_ congress will bring greetings. 29* 49° 69 Del Monte Luncheon reservations close Strip Steaks Is Program Topic Health & Beauty Aids VMotts Apple Sauce Shall St.aU March 7, and should be sent Tomato Juice Chicken Steaki to: Mrs. Edward H. McMa- RED BANK — Mrs. Mary Cub^Round Staafc hon, 854 Nassau St., North Kelly, director of social ser- Shop-Rite Baby Oil ,££ 5-lb. Box Brunswick, N.J. 08903. vice- at Riverview Hospital, SHOP-RITE SUPER STAINLESS STEEL INJECTOR, 10c OFF LABEL Club Steaks Panel participants will be will address tfie Couples Club Razor Blades 3? WHYPAYMOREr 5-lb. Box Dr. Henry R. Mauke, presi- of the Middletown Reformed 1 SHOP-RITE USDA GRADE A Italian ttyl* dent, Camden Community Col- Church at its meeting March WHYPAYMOREr- Green Giant Peas 13 at 8 p.m. in the Education- Veal Cutlet lege; Dr. Thomas H. Rich- Bayer Aspirin T; •59* SHOP-RITE SLICED or HALVES 4-lb. Box al Building, 123 Kings Hwy. ardson, president Montclair WHY PAY MORE? Elberta Peaches Chuck Pottles State College; Dr. Thomas E. Mrs. Kelly's topic will be EGGS Breck Shampoo P>«« PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT London Broil Robinson, chairman, secon- "Social Service at River- 59* SHOP-RITE Shop-Rite Drink 5-lb. Boi Center 1.19 dary education, Rider Col- view," a subject on which Cut Fork Chopi lb lege; J. Harry Smith, vice she has spoken to a number Hair Spray '£ 39* SHOP-RITE J8 M9 SPAGHETTI Of 5-lb. Bex Shoulder of local groups, including all Elbow Macaroni Lamb Chopi 69c •„. Frozen Foods - Why Pay More? 3.247* 49 NURSING HOME the Riverview Hospital Auxil- Small iaries. ON 'CORGRAVY. & SALISBURY STEAK. 69c • 24-Hour Care 6c OFF LABEL Legs of Lamb lb TURKEY or BEEF :. 16c OFF LABEL FREE Vi-GAL ICE CREAM • RN on duty all tlmei Refreshments will be wlln »J0 Order — FREE Delivery • Medicate Approved served. 2-lb. Main .i . Jumbo Saran Wrap Gallon Wesson Oil FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED NAVESINK HOUSE Inquiries may be addressed 2 b T 9 NORWOOD AVE. 40 RIVERSIDE AVE RED IANK to the Rev. William Coventry. Dishes ^ LONG BRANCH—222-041? •41-34M "' 99 SHOP RITE CRINKLE CUr or REGULAR Scouts Slate 2-lb. French Fries 3l% From Our Dairy Case ... SHOP-RITE GRADE A' WE'RE STILL HAVING A SALE AT Fashion Event WHY rMY MORE? REGULAR. •'•'•• • Fordhook Lima BeansSX COLTS NECK - "In an Shop-Rite Fleischmahn ,.ib English Garden" is the theme SHOPRITEGRADEA CUT or Canned Ham Margarine ^ French Green Beans/ 'iS. of the dessert-fashion show P tEGULAR or THICK SHOP-KITE LARGE or SMALL CURD being sponsored by Girl Scouts BIRD5EYE DESSERT PUDDING, ALL FLAVORS Oscar Mayer Bacon Cottage Cheese "tone, of Colts Neck, to be held in BOLOGNA COOKED SALAMI/LUNttg&T the Cedar Drive School March Cool N' Creamy* 3 "lr DELICIOUS!! SHOP-RITE _ 13 at 7:30 p.m., to benefit the Shop-Rite Cold Cuts Pip Peaches IN YOUR HOUSE SERVE Monmouth Council of Girl 10 Pak Pizza "8*9 DOJ1DEN S0% OFF Scouts. The Joy Shop of Lin- SHOP-HITS Schickhaus Franks Cream Cheese croft will show women's 97 BROAD STREET RED BANK 741-2921 Orange Juice 6 -89* * . . Bakory Dopt. —— spring fashions and children's Appetizer Dept. • Why Pay More? , SHOP-RITE COUPON SHOPRITETHIN/REGULAR SLICED ^» wear will be from The Youth Towards the purchau) of 1ABS .WEAVER'S;.;- Center, Red Bank. ilt White Bread 3 ony three (3) boxes of Tickets, priced for children Chicken SHQP-RITEOLD FASHION ' SHOP-RITE X FURNITURE CO. and adulis, will be sold at the Apple Pie Kcyimrt 264-0181 door. Children musl I)G ac- Roll - Cake Mixes or companied by an adult. LARGE ALASKAN WEST SCHICKHAUS (NATURAL CASINO) King Crab Legs OFF Frostings . • Features ... Liverwurst WITH THIS Coupon .np"hairPd Dartisliiin176 Tor appoint- Of Red Bank MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT superb condition. Call 1967 VOLKSWAGEN SQUARERACK— ment — after 3, evenings and Satut- LEADER. — Red Batik Auto Imports U1-02U • Just completely serviced. 43.fWO BEORETARV—(M «kiiij 305 Broad BI. 7I1-51RO He3 Bank Authorized Dealer For Volvo-Triumph TOM'S FORD M1N — 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. five days. days. 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BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BOOKKEEPER—J»ayable« 462-2329 1 SfiifRlilUlC — Elettra T25. Full pow• I!>fi6 BLUE BUICK—Pour-door sedan. WAITRESSES — Experienced, Please 1869 CAMARO — Super Sport, with cr. Afr- conditioning. Extellcnt condi 196B KAMBLER -- Pour-door, aulo- ALL YOUR SPRING apply In iiPi-ann, TOWN & COUNTRY BOOKKEEPER—Full chirg* Rally flpr>rt equipment. 336-37ii turbo TflBfTpLYMOUTII QTX — Foujviipecd. Hon. Call 506-8182. Alr-condit(oneci. full power. Excellent inatlc,- r;ulhi. Meeds fender, work. 5300 BILLING OLEIIK— hvdroma.Uc. Posl-tractlon. $2S'>0. 264- MUKS. Excellent shape, low mileage. condition. S1GO0. Selling ^_ 264-580S: 1953 FORD FAJJtLANE -- Six" cyl- New Jersey's Largeat Marine Supply THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, four- a better deal at Russell OldBmoblle lM(i"~SUNBEASr~"MINX — Four-ririon House, 21 Whirf Ave.. Hed Bank. 741 RN'S —All sJil/tR. Full or part-time CLEltK-TYPlST- I lo 12 a.m. Cadillac, 100 Newman Springs Kd., 32,000 miles. Excellent shape. Best inder slanHard. New tires, brakes. 528 per day, liberal beneiiia. Cal SALES—S(>i-i-!ce wive* ok I 04 and used cars In Monmtmlh County. Bppcd, £1.872. P.O.E. slightly higher Red Bank. 741-0910. CalJ_787j68Bq, 5780. PARTIAL LISTING Over 109 air-conriktoned v.cw cars In with automatic, AIM Sprites, MM pets, ortor. 7416^4 r Mrs Cllne, Hoimtlei Cdnvalescenl Btoek. BOB; WHITE BU1HC - OI'EL, MOB roadsters — (IT. A&G MOTORS, 1!)65 AC ~ CaiaTrour !ftifl CADILLAC — Good condition. 8' PRAM S.15 , Center, JJwy_34JI48-420O. ___ TWIN BORO MOTORS S175. Call Call Ace Employment Agencies Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. Asbury parH. 775-31*1, RlRxrrllenl t noondltlonn . 27,000 miles Jeep Sali-a and Service "SECRETARY — Fnr inaurancc Of* •10 Thomus Avc. 7H-:uru Bhrpwsbnry 741-ffgQO. $1050. 842-52522. Prices start at -52630 plus freight 787-7707 "iPijiTri ,BVELLE~— Super Sport~3bQ 1W53 CHEVROLET — Kova tl Sta- flcp, Casualty and Fire experience 65j Park Ave. 402-8600 Freehold L-oiivprtiblp, four-spend, Chrome reverse 11164 FORD GALAXIE — convertible 717-0010 --J FIBMSQUAB — Cajln cruiser, preferred. Must fiavq typing anrl "WATfiJEiiJES — DaT^hin. AwlyTlf Td^Vl7V0 Modcl4MTn New tap. Excellent condition. 5650. tion- wagtin. Excellent condition. Six- lit' 10". Motor and trailer. Extras. stcno. Many fringe benefits. Call porpon. Rex Diner. 117 W. Front St., rinnr sedan, air conditioned, stick wheels. tteaaonable. 741-3543 alter 5 liSTvoLKSWAGE N~BU 8~^~Scvc n • cylinder standard traTismlnslon, 35,000 Reasonable. 566-lK>65 att&r 6. for appointment..The Ultima r Shift. $1!)95. BAILLY UROS., New- p.m: • _ Call 405-0294. seat capacity. 23,0f» original Jniles, niflea, (Hojiest). Four new tires, $595. Koij_Ilank^ man Springs Ktl.. Red Hank. Agency. 482-1242. 1!tr,9 CHEVEliE — Two-door sport I960 STUDEBAKE'K LARK — Stan- Very clean. $900. 842-2624. | Call 747-1681. RECEPTIONIST TYPIST — Front cniipc. Gold -with hlai:!t vinyl roof. durd. New tires and battery. Good CADILLAC 1957 — Two-door cou pe. McOARthy Chevrolet WAITRESSES — Apply F. W. WOOL- desk deal, 580. MANPOWER INC., . SCENIC~CAR1AL¥S 3n7 V-S lfl.OOO miles. Needs body radiator. JIM. 5i2-6534. Absolutely none as Immaculate. Ga- First Ave. Atlantic Hl WORTH CO., 52 Broad st, Red Bank, 4 W. front St., lied Bank. 8I2-4JU. 1 BOAT HOUSE Hwy. 36 872-0221 Highlands rk SL500. 671-1053. F & H Motors Inc. raRed by private owner. 229-S25G, 6 291-1101 after 2 p.m. NO CALLS. SALESLADY — Experienced, full 1.051 COMET — New valve job, ]untHwy. SS Eiitoittown, p.m. to 8 p.m. time. Apply In person, Muriel's Dresa 1969 OLDSMOBILE — Cutlasj Sli- 10B3 BUICK — LeS&brc Reopening Fri., Mar. 6th BOOKKEEPER - RECEPTIONIST — sliop. ta w. Front at., Keyport reme, Air, power steering Hnii timed ui>. new battery. $175, Call 512-I1U NEED A GOOD t/SED STATION nine condition. $475. Experienced. Full or part-time SPIK! Srakes. Bur-kit scats, console, plus 741-6854 after 5 p.m. WAGON? See Mount English Ford 787-2526 OCEAN AVE., S2A BRIGHT roaume previous employers to Box WAITRESSES — Three evenlnra. other extras. Factory ffuarantec. KITSON CHEVROLET CO. today. Red Bank. 741-6000. K-178, The Dally Register, Red Banlc. ply In perBon. HARMONY B0.._ t;?50. Phone 787-3135. 1935 OTO — Very cood condition T^w 1965 JERSEY SPEED SKIFF . OOFFEK SHOP, Kl. 35, Mlddletown; Hwy. 36 Eatantown 1965 BUICK SKYLARK 1963 CADILLAC — All power. Beauti- mileage. automatic trartwmlssion. new. tzouo. Call WAITftH3i3a WANTED — Apply tn per- 542-1000 Custom convertible, 310 h,p., lar^e ful condition. For fast sale, $650. Call Power steering;. Aaklng $1200. Call 583-1390 son, Charlie Brown II. between 2 and SECHETAKY — F1VE<1«S week. Typ. 1970 CADILLAC Carter ,AFB (Tour harrel) carburGlor, 787-OB73. 872-0645. inK Hnd Borne hoohheeiinl. Apply In Convertible, air, tilt wheel, electric 1966 PONTIAC — Bonnevllle. Four- rear air sliockg, ttiree-speeri-on-floor IB' BOAT WITH CABIN TRAILER — 3, and 6 and 7- person, BUOOKDALE NURSlNa lochs, many extras. Getting company door hardtop. One owner. New tires. removable' tape deck. Tight and in 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Must nell, 1959 ItAMBLBIt — Station wagon. and 55 h.p. motor. $1295 Call 787. LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES - ilOME, Hwy 35, Hnzlet. excellent condition. To pay o[r loan •etting company car Good ouy. Jual parsed inspection Good running 7083. car. Save $1300. Be tlrst, call 671-3311. JlfiOO or best orfer. 741-0175. . 1.D75. Call 071-3081. ' __ All shifts Far nursing home. T&P * 135ft Call after 6 p.m.. 612-6225, or condition. $125. 542-3595. W FABUGJLASJRUNABOUT — With iaJary, For appointment call 291-06O0 PAYROLL, LIOHT SSTBNO. FARM' 36»-178S, Sat., Sun., days. Ask for 1 CORVETTE 427—Thrpe two's. MURPHY & 1>AVISON — Mercedes- 35 h.p. outboarrt. Priced to BMI at Mon. through Frl. INGtlALK. TO $100. FEE PAID. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Linda. Two tops, vinyl, rnnvprtlble, AM-FM Benz Sale* and Rervice, Hwy, B, Free- $276. 842-2083 between 6 and 7 p.m. MANPOWER INC., «W. B^ont St., stereo radio, power steorlnR. power hold. 402-5300: CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES Hot! Bank 8<2-»«. disc brakes, four-flpeed, American AQIM-CAT jy68 — excellent conill- We are looking lor experienced ma- WAITnESSES — _xp»rlrac«l. Ap. FORD WAC.ON FAIRLANE ma(?s. now Goodyear Polygla.ss, ilrss. 19G7 JEEP — Four wheel drive, free Hon. Call ture people to work lor expanding plv In ppraon, TOWN £ SURT BIN- 1964—A-l condition, V-8, 280 Sfl.OOO-mili: warranty. Call 291-l>4fi!l af- wheeling. Call 611-0106 corporation as: ER. Hwy 35, Hlddlelown, autntatl [ ti ter 6 p.m. 2331479 CJIlcfS CRAFT MOTOR — 145- h.p,, • Secretary 2-1 rPfluctlon rioort running condi- • Billing Clerk SALESLADY — Experienced, odKe, four-door Bedan. Standfl Open Friday fvenlnKs 5-9 and DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience Selling due to company car, J2100. "l9S7~OPEL — Blue sport hardtop. unltta. Call 787-2181. Saturdays 9-5 preferred. Engllshtown im. Call 201-0013 after 3:30 p.m. weekdays, or Alng SI150 Call M6-250O. S42-4419 alter 6:30 1967 CHBVROUaT IMPALA — Ail 46 First Ave. Atlantic Highlands EXPERIENCED THE PLACE TO SAVE IS ... all day weekends. Ine S1295. One owner. Excellent rn 872XM8T WOMEN - AVON MSS CHEVROLET — Bel Mr, V-8,rilBon. All new radial tires. Vfl 2 16' IAPSTBAKE — 35~XpT~EiiTr.T FULL OH PART TIME, several lerrl- fnur-door. automatic. Heater. Rood Black vinyl ton. 512-343S anyllmc. toriPA open for women who art Inter- AUTOS FOR SALE tires with snows. Good running condl- with trailer. Water aklli. Moving, best KEYPUNCH eateti In having a good, steady In* tlon. Call 462-1604. 1566 CORVAIR CORSA — Convert offer. 220-1713. come. Experience not necensrv. Ible. Kef], Wank Interior, top, Fou lfi' CHRIS CRAFT — 6'8" beam, Fl- Avon aella Itself. Call 7U-IM3, 462- DoWNES PONTIAC VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN GHIA speed, posltrActlon, stereo tape. $900 bergtis over plywood, NeedH clean- 1369 — Like new AM/PM radio. S1899 Call 141-8746. Ine md paint. S75 "as li". 187-1083, OPERATORS! 3377. 7741?M. Phone Arthur, 741-7240, 6-1 p.m. "REGISTERED NUBSEB — For nun- 42 LOWER MAIN STREET MATAWAN 1962 OALAXIE — Slandani »hlrt. E 21' liWl ORAOT WHITE CrulieMc - InK home. Excellent nalary and lib- (Belwnn Hwy. islltil tn« Porkwoy Ov.rpon) ccllent condition. S200. Phone 74 Wood. Head. >lnk and trailer. 1962 eral trlnge bencrlla. For appointment Mn Do1 Tl1 p M WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 9091 75 h.p. Johnaon. As Is, $800. 733-0741. PART-TIME call 291-06M ilo.i. throush Frl. €. Douglas Alan 1951 JEEP WAGON —' Four-wlwc 35 H.P. EVINHUDE — Perfect. Jt2i wed° . i sot" '. 'Ti l» i p-. M' . drive, with plow. Powered by 32 [Inn, Call NURSES' AIDES — 3-11 and ll? Chevrolet. Radio, hearter. A-l shape 787-1983 nhifta. LPN'S I-U ind 11-7. Queen or MERCEDES-BENZ 3 566-5312. NIGHTS Carmel Nurslnt Home. Hwy 34 and Winter Is HERE! Rcld» Kill Rd.. U_u______fl. 1965 PLYMOUTH BBLVEDEKIS — Soles & Service Four-door sixicyltnder stick. Excellent STORAGE AND SERVICE Don't Delay...Excellent salary. WOMEN WAITED - To work at and we n«ed ICO Used Car% condition. Dark blue, oood tires Korl MonmouUt B. O.Q. Apply at v St.. Red Bnnk between 1 and 5, Foreign or Domcitic V/» will »r«d» or buy out Clean. AsMnS S495. 741-7157. BOAT BLTPS AVAILABLE — Elec- FOX & BOTTONE Dalivtry 1067 VOLKSWAGEN SEOAN - ,»UB! trlclty and water, defrp water, bar REI) BANK BOARD OF EDUCA- JERRr BARATTA and LOU LERNER SAY... right — Call or Com* tn or best offer. and Jrrlll. Swim club membership DATA PROCESSING, Inc TION la ncotUng « seoretfcry for the 229-5291 available. Call (or appointment, 291- Board. Experience In the field of Ona block from 2375. DOWN SKA BEACH MOTEL 4 school ^UNlneas administration neces- We Can't Save You from the New VOLKSWAGEN — Bedan SWIM CLUB. 45 W. River Rd. Rumson n».ry. AttpllcanUi should HCnd reiume LJHL Sifvar R.R. Station TOM'S FORD (600 to Dr. Robert C. fioopff, Supertnten- 5°/o Sales Tax But... 1M OONHpart An. Lima SUvar 842-5600 clpnl ol Red H»nK Public Schoola. 78 ASK rOD ED SI&LER BUSINESS NOTICES Branch Ave. Poaluon a^labl* May MS DODGE DABT OT — FOWP I, 1S70 842-5353 Hwy. 35 2&4-1600 Keyport nteerinit. mtomatlc, buckets. 5850 BRING THIS AD IN AND best otfer. Call «71-0631. FURNITURE MOVINO — Attlcj and UN WANTED WEEKENDS — i p.m. to 12 mldnl&M. -Vicinity Holmdcl- WOMAN — HOUBEWOUK — gllaTy 1868 FAIRLANE — Simlrc ivajon. cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call llazlct area. 747-2017. SE»r. por week, SIX rtnvs. hours ft to s Factory air. tinted glass, four nev, W-3092. 5:30, Own transportation nectmtry. AUTOS FOR SALE Urea. 261-8086. >ENTAL ASSISTANT _ Experienced Coll l:>3-<:;::i alter S:30 p.m. TRVT ALL THE OTHERS FIRST SCOTTO & SONS Klrl preferred lot Red Bank specialty ASS1RTANT BOOKKEEPER — Dlver- SAVE 100 THEN TRY US ALL TYPES OF HOME office. Excellent opportunity, gcml Mrled duties In local stock broker's resume. Including references. to IMPROVEMKNTS AND REPAIRS Box W-131, mil Dally Register, I«d ortlcc. Call between 10 «nd 4. M2-1HM. on most CARS in STOCK OVER $1,000 Pat Keelen's Auto Sales Altrratlons-addltions-dormers. Banh. RALBSIJADY — Three-d*y-wrrk, ex- Hwy 38 7B7-1113 Kcansbur FOR PriOMPT SERVICE pftrlfinceo. Apply In person, SHIRLEY 812-095O -74I-3TU JWITRESSES - All ihUU avalfablT 8HOP. 37 Broad St., Red Bank. _ When Accepted By This Dealership-This Week Only SELLING OUT Munt apply In person. NO CALLS TRUCKS FOR SALE HOUSE PAINTING — Exi ld HOWARD JOHNSON'S ItESTAUIiANl" MATOSBTTOJIAN — MujiT~b« fiod Interior-Exterior. Reasonable. Phon' Ht. 35. Midillelowii. wllli rlciucs. Tvninit required. Full INTEHNATIONAIJ TRUCK SALES 8I2-03S9. PERMANENT AND TEWtPORAIlV" time. Call r4*4 Must be available Immediately. No LUUM13| mil VB HAVING A PARTY? experience reccKfiary. Good advance- car. 787-280S. FOR CUSTOM CATERING RELIABLE CLBANIWO WOMAN — ment. Guaranteed Increment within BAYSHORE MOST OTHER MODELS — SIMILAR SAVINGS MOBILE HOMffi — 8'x48', lully fur- CALL MERRI-MAKINQB For Fair Haven home. Fridays pre- first month,. Call 741-1015. nished house trailer on fenced lot In ferred. References required. Please 711-5933 call 741-3571. * AUTOMOTIVE PARTS MAN — Or Etontown. T DART _... SAVE » IMS COMET SAVE »! ours to suit your convenience. Short- Mjry._Kor_l£itorylew call MB-551I G. T. converllblt Callenle, Full power. anrt nnd electric typewriter ex perl* REaiSTEE CJRS^3tinT3( 1«|. BUICK SAVE SI IMS PLYMOUTH SAVE SI we uaacnllnl. Phone (or an ap- ahlft, lull or purl-time, Excclli-n WE ARE Special deluxe wan. tact. clr. lolntment. Wells Nursery, 741-O1&O. working conditions, tcjp salary Cal Sla. Wg/i. Fury III 9 pass Pwr. Ij—GUARANTEE' S HONORED AT ANY 222-5277 belweon 8 a.m. and i p,m, Our Customers l«« PONTIAC SAVE St 1!SS IMPERIAL SAVE SI I GUARANTAAMCOE SHOP NATION WIDE ENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience Executive sedan. Full power. Hardtop, Foclory air I AAMrn •referred. Good opportunity. Bend res- RELIABLE — Errlclcnt, hoiisekeepo EXPANDING! Ml CHARGER SAVE It RED BANK — 842-2500 to Box W-131, The Dally ItefliB- Colin Nock. Tuea., Tliurs.. Frl,, S40 I9«5 FORD SAVE SS Red- Bank. Koferenceii. Own transportation Re- Full power. Wagcn, Full power. 193 Newman Springs Road to uoi W-K12. ThePDnlly Vilf Qjolfffcaflons now befng (nter- Pass The Word! 1941 DATSUN SAVE « 194! CADILLAC SAVE 11 ;OOKKEEPER - RECEPTIONIST — Hod Hank. viewed (or llftlline careers In Iht 4-door, fully equipped, Convertible. Factory air. Ixpcr-Gnccd, part or full time, send retail ham* building Industry. IW7 CHRYSLER SAVE SI ASBURY PARK — 774-6300 uime. stato previous employers, to DENTAL ASSISTANT _ ReceptlonlBt I9S5 CHEVELLE SAVE H 809 Railroad Avonut _x T-116, The Dally Register, Red jlntawan. Mon. through Sat., except Newport. Sedan, Full power. Mallbu, Hardtop. Full power. ank. • Weil. No rVGiilncn. Experienced and/ • SALES CONSULTANTS (2) They tell their friends about the 1947 MUSTANG SAVE IS I9S! VALIANT SAVE SI or training wo fee red 'jut will train Room for inexperienced men to Fully equipped. Convertible Full power. applicant havInK only buHlness ex- IM7 CHRYSLER SAVE JI porlfincc Write K-183. The Dally Reg- round out our sales Starr, good trade they got on their great 1945 MALIBU ...SAVE »S AUTO RENTALS AUTO RENTALS tor, Hed Bank. Newport. Hardtop. Full power. Conv. Full power new 1970 Mercury. They suggest 1947 PLYMOUTH SAVE B 1945 DART G.T SAVE SI -IBDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Experi- * SALES MANAGER enced. Buny Intprnlflt'R ofrice Ooorf Fury (((, 4-door liardfop, air, Hardtop, fully equipped. tnlnry, (rinjje benefits. Full tlrm Experienced man to assume full that their friends see us before full power. 1944 CHEVROLET SAVE SS responsibility of sales floor. g Siiinc nflltc nrcd« Klrl plirt llm... their next trade. That's the kind of 1944 DODOE _ SAVE SI ,i-ton Pick-up. Equipped. NEED AN EXTRA Rats. only. Stiito rcfftrPMtre^. Write tr> Monaco Factory air. 1944 CADILLAC SAVE « Uox W-L'JB, Tlie Daily Reglsler, * HARDWARE MANAGER recommendation money can't buy 1M4 CHRYSLER SAVE 11 Sedan Dc vllle. Full power. 300., Hardtop. Full power. 1943 CHEVROLET SAVE SS CAR MATURE WOMAN — ~~Livc~Jn own Experienced a prerequisite, Top ... and also the kind WE won't run 1(44 PLYMOUTH ..! SAVE tt Del Air Slo, wan. Aula., RS.il . room, -jalli, TV. uare ti>r UantUca-appJ rxiy. Pull company benefits. Fury III. Air. 1943 OLDSMOBILE SAVE SS hoy, In Nrhodl II to 'j some llirht ItUDODSE SAVE SI 1 98" Convertible Full power. FOR THE WEEKEND? cr«on, Palace trade ... and yOu'll be passing the Coronet, 4-spced, fully equip. Bef Afr wacjon, v pass. RENT A NEW lllner. 45 Monmoulh St., Ilcd Bank. 1?« FORD SAVE » 1941 FALCON SAVE 11 Awk for "M r. D." -olrlane wagon. Fully equip. Wagon. Fully equipped. TpTliUtiPyou on STVXCA. word to your friends! COUGAR or MONTEGO MX TIONt A few lioura Cftrh wpek BClllnR AVON COSMETIGS now From Friday 5 P.M. to Only coulrl mftftil ft holhliiy In Htyh. utr-r 200 Cars Needed for NEW DODGES SOLD AT 23.88 on. Cull now. J. BntCHALL. 7(2- Monday 9 A.M.— Export. Top Trade-In COST PLUS! No One 8c Par Mill Ovar BO CASE WOIlKKn NBBDED-Miirfc. Allowance ait New Dodges. Underbill "ill! 50 FREE MILES Kfako Your Humn lo supervisor, CATHOLIC W10L- [ MONMOUTH IYOU FURNISH GAS) Reservation NOW. Bank. All apiillcntlm'B muni ho In by Mar. R. No nppllcants will bo consid- BUILDING LINCOLN ered afler HIJ« date. fypi3wiilriin Labriola Motors, Inc. MERCURY sunier [iniinuo office. Salary, com- CENTER WALL pany bencflln. Anply In perMn, In- AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER SHREWSBURY AVENUE rt SYCAMORE ventors Lnan C'-orp,. fl Hwy afl. At- 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK _lKntio_jiij[Maiida. mi-ma. , SHREWSBURY AVE. at SYCAMORE 747-5400 BECrHBTARV BTElio — aOOD~ AT MATH. EATONTOWN, SMALL OOF- Daily 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. — Wed. & Sot "til 6 p.m. 747-5400 ' KICK. »M*100. MANroWKR INC, 4 (Oppullt 8/comort Lon«) IV. Front SI., Rti Bank. U2-t3t3. -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BA.NK.. MIDDLETOWN, N. J,: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1970 23 BELP WAWTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE Family Circus FOR SALE PETS AND MVESTOCK HOUSES FOB BENT ITEMS YOU NO LONGER EOAKDLNG AND JTEPTUWB — Thttbi UB TECHNICIAN CANINE caiA E*Ereit,!r>Q room. Carport. EXPERIENCED OR TRAINEE NEED OR USE WILL ... r 229-8615 ELECTRICIANS & MACHINISTS We leek a bright individual as lab technician In our chemical research BEAGLE — At stud. AKC rearlBtered, |A to S350 Per Month lab. Muat be good with flsures an/1 two years old. champion bloodline. THE BERG AGENCY haye at) aptitude tor science. Prerrr Reasona-bie. 264-5432. 33 . ldldai«*TTD •omeone wlih at least lilgli school SELL ' • INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. chemistry. TOY POODLti PllPS — Spven wpek ELEcflO N 0 F^HENTAts We orfer excellent working conditions uJrf Heallhy. lively, iieautlfu!. Hid' Furnished and unfumlnhed. Imme'1!- and llneral benefits, combined with eralely priced for quick, sate. 7*T- ate occupancy. SAMUEL TE1CHEP. a congenial atmosphere In our modern FAST Uli, " AGENCY, Qceanport Ave., Oceaaport. ale conditioned lab. M2-35W. v INTERVIEWS WITH A QUICK ACTION HORSES FOR SALE — O:ie barro k32 Per Hour TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS Tin-lux, liuckskin. 7 y-^rs oUt. Out RED BANK - UnfurnUhed. Four y a.m.-]u a.m. , 2 p.m -'! p.m LOW-COST Kalted horse, plus tack, Must sell hod rooms, bath, living room dini-iit AND BY APPOINTMENT Si2m>2 rciom. kitchen. $150. one nionth'a ,-- DAILY REGISTER curliy. No utilities. After 6 p.m., "H~,r LANVIN- ADORABLE MIXED BREED PUP' " PLUS SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL pip.3 — To good homes Cal 1 g4T 2762. CHARLES OF THE RITZ 37:6. JLOCtJST — Ttiree bedroom Itousc, FAMILY AD Tiirnlshed. Sedudftrt s.rr.1. S200 ^r &t»l!mt working conditions. Paid fringe beneflls Including Hospllal- "t. 35 Holrndel MI-8000 JIOBILE DOG GROOMING month plurf utilities Security _ni SPOTTER MANAGER — Wanted f,,r 3 LINES - 5 DAYS WE anwvi TO YOV lease rcquireISP. Referermos required. 523" COUNTRY SUDSEK CAR WASH, 671- household and may nit exceed a aal Call 91(i-8?.ri2. ____ per month. 201 -4fi2-27&g b«twrten 4 price of 550,0(1 per article. [ D.m. - 8 j'.m. Occupancy approxima'te- REYNOLDS Price MUST be advertised. Each ad CASH PAID — For purebred pur-pie. ly May 1. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT — TO dltlonal line $1.01). No copy change We find homes for nlder purebrf he trained In Inventory contrn] mpr- may lie made and no discounts o dogs. CANINE COLLEGE. INC., 21 Ri;.Mpn\. FOR RE.N'T — Beautiful chandlse marking and office proce- Km all brick ranch on two acres In the METAL COMPANY dure!. Basic business course .schill- returns will be marta if ad is can i\sUtf> areti 1-3rge HvinK roorn wti\\ 433 Blair Road, Woodbridge, New Jtrsey ing preferred, 'jut not required Ex- celcd before expiration. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — flropiace. DInint? room. Bat-in kitcti- cellent opportunity, salary anA ad- To Place Your Daily Register S35. Call oii. panrl**ne paUo, on?-, An Equal Opportunity Employer 571-0*00, for Interview appointment. IWTK^SKTONAT^POODLK iTROOM year lease, 5150 a month. Call Ms fov INr, We grnom to please. Call an np[">ii>lmrnl. ,I()HN F. ANDER- CARPENTERS —~Steady~em|>lf>yment 54'2-fi.ViM __ SON AGENCY". Renltnr, S3S River with home Improvemeni, comiiiiny. A|i- 1-U- 741-6900 jiri.. Fair Havrn. 7H-W7. '- ply 250 Shrew5bury_Ave., Rod Bank. 24-Hour Service ' M W ST RA OUTF If • E~~^~fwo~~A K C~~r e z CHEF'S HELPER — ,.,.r. MoyMOL'TH BEACU — Charming ' son. SHORE POINT INN APARTMENT SIZE — Four burne verv guod home only. 747-1280. oliit-r tifttnc 5175 mrttith. yca-rly !ea.='". Holmdel Rd., Hamlet. ffas range. Clean and In good condl. "TWO ROJC STA.LLa~FOIt RENT Compact 8ix-rn'nn for May 1 occu- STOCK BOY lion. S20. 26131BJ. fileepy Hollow Hor^e Farm, flAS STATION ATTENDANT — Ful- EIGHT—.PIECE 8UNOERLAND IUCKEY "REAIT ESTATE ton Tex-ico, Rt 35 & Middle Rd., "No, dummy! Blow OUT, not INI" DRUM SET. nood condition, S300. MunmouUi Uca«;h. 222-406T. MMM^jfH-mC __ Call 2M-2008. Hi'. BERNARD PUPS — AKC. Per- fectly marked. Inoculated. Tape •Full time, permanent position now available, Montlay GROW WITH NEW MOTOR OIL WALL OVEN — Copperlone. ;3x25 trained. Guaranteed. 946-0669. PACKAGING PLA.N'T — I nerd a excellent condition, 5;>0. Call after WANTED TO RENT through Friday. Excellent opportunity for a young man hard working high school graduate p.m.. 29IJ»IS GREAT DANES — AKC champlo with mechanical ability who ia will- aired Tawns with sound, structure am RED BANK AKKA — One adult Ing to learn packa^Ting plant opera- CLOSSXJUT AT DEALERS COST! temperament, Xraycd clear. 2298507 wishes 2-room co'.tage or 2-room apt.. to worlc in pleasant surroundings. All store benefits, in tions. Excellent saury, top fringe 1st floor Yearly, security. Mar. 1 benefits. Call Sir. Dean Ridley, HELP WANTJED-Male-Female FOR SALE TORO SNOW THROWERS or April 1. Write Box fc'-m The eluding shopping discount. (201)225-1240. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Dally Kegl3tsr. Red Bank. An Squal Opportunity Employer NURSES' AIDES AND ORDERUES 12-STRINO GUITAR — Famous brand 747^220 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT —All shifts. After short probationary name Framus, year old, never used. WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bed- OARPENTER — For gnneral main- period. $80 per week. Liberal fringe Beautiful to see and hetr. ?160, Cai] CONCRETE SAVINGS — On any APARTMENTS room Rental Komes. furnished or un- tenance repair work. Drlver'N license nil or l-otir cement work. Borrow furnished from J85 to $150 per month — Apply Personnel Office n benefits, DO XOT PHONE. Apply In 747-1332 Kter 6 p.m. f Ii l THE BERG required, Year round &mt') ym^nt, pciatwi wuoloJiiys 10 am. ti 3 p.m. mixer, trowel, bull float, wheelbar- 21ED BANK — Cannon Point Vlllag fo ming pe sonnel. THE BER &ood salary, paid holidays and bene- NOW STOCKED -^ With frfrdU mcr row and otl!?r .pro ciuipment from apartments, 239 Spring St. Motfer AGENCY,, Rt. 3.\Middle town. 671-1000. Mezzanine fits. Call 781-1IXM3 during day. 671- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NUIISING ctiandlse, featuring Spring hats. Othe A to 2 Rental Center, 14,1 Newman Uiree-room apartment, unfurnished. 10O2 after 6 p.m. HOME, 8 Middletown Ave., Atlantic bargains galore. Open Mon., Tues. Springs ltd., Shrewsbury. 741-0040. Available April 1. Sea Manager Apt. WANTED TO LEASE — Or with op- Illhl NJ Ttiura., Fri., 10 to 4, Sat., 10 to 1 E-9. tion to buy. house with acreage and Closed Weds. BAYStlORE COMMU out-^ulidinps. WM make repairs, 431- SALES ASSISTANT PART.TrME SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS $44.95 MONMOUTH BER.CH — River & Surl 2627 or^ 431-2001. Marine supplies, Steady work. Fringe WANTED. CAUL N1TY HOSPITAL AUXILIARIES Is all you pay for a full one Inch STEINBACH COMPANY 787-3380 THRIFT SHOP, S3 Broad St., Keyport Club Apartments. One and two bed MIDDLBAGE'D FAMILY — O-rown benefits. Apply thick, aluminum combination aluminum room apartmenta In modern build- children, established In area 25 years, * THE BOATMAN'S SHOP door INSTALLED. 2 glas3, 2 screen Ings, Alr-condltioned. science kitchens. beat references, destrcn to rent year RED BANK MUTUAL FUND TIANOg — ORGANS Inserts, all hardware. $155 a month up, Call Resident Ma: round 2-3 hedroom house or apart- 24 Wharl Ave. Red Bank ager. 222-8300. ment Monmouth Ben^ii-Sctt Brinrnt PRODUCERS New and used Grands, Spinets, Play- PROWN'S area. Call 872-10-19 after 6 p.m. YOUNG MAN — To work In a Iti-rt Have you heard trie Whitehall atory? irHEEHOLD — Furnished mode Bank hardware Atorc. One year of ers that work, Consoles, Uprights "Our 45th Year" apartment. Also ona furnished effici- college required. Phone HI-Qfeh. Ask Wo pay for oxpcrlrnfie. f.lOOfmontti = Irom $25. Unlimited rentals from STc 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7I1-750C APARTMENT — Unfurnished. t*">- $436.SO (First year's commission on ency. Short/long terms. 452-1231. tHree rooms. Xear Bus -I. MlcJdle- tar Mr B. per week. FREEHOLD — KIMBALL CONTENTS SEVERAL HOMES' Real town Red Bank nr Campbell* June- systematic plans) Cash = 6% (Whero PIANO AND ORGAN WAREHOUSE. RED BANK — Immediate a. vari- MAN FOR CLEANING — FULL firm reallowance (a fifr). Call White- line values. Come in, brow.se. Hamp tlon. One person. Ref&rEncDS. 7*1-8643 ASSISTANT TIME. OVER 21. IDEAL CONDI- 12ThrockmortonSt., Freehold. 482-4730. er $1.75. boudoir chair sr.5O, chilli's ability In charming RIVERFRONT after 5 l'f-__ ,.„. TIONS AND BENEFITS. TO WORK hall Securities Corp., 542-1700. Open 9-9. desk $12.50, four stack aluminum HOME. On W, Front St., near shop- chairs $5 lor. Packing trunk $7.50, ping and transportation. Ona-bedr™™ "YOUNG -PHD — WIUi wife, baby and NIGHTS. CALL 611-2101. TELETYPESETTER doz. need unrurntstied house within PERFORATOR OPERATOR maple stool $1.75, utility table $2.75, apartment, $135 per morrth. Two PURCHASING AGENT NEEDED — Man for s. ca.rcer op- STILL OLD chest -on -chest $3*.80, pine chest $22, room apartment, 5175 jier month. driving dtstancp Rell Labs as ol May portunity with one of the fastest Experienced. Part-time, 6 a.m. to 10 Prices on aluminum aiding, Installed 50, maple chfcfrt $24.!iO. tlresser J16.S0, I. Call Code 21S-KIS4915. growing multi-line Insurance com- a.m. MOD. through Frl. Call Mrs properly, Free cntlmatea. •*/5 lied complete f29.S0, army cot Superlntendant at 741-3631. panies. Eastern Monmouth County la Senchcr at The Dally Register, 741 52.50. Kidney-.shape dressing table "SALES''ENGINEER — Desires UUP™- OO10 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. PROWN'S 2V. • ROOM FURNISHED APART bcilroom hoiise. $25<) month. 215-9-18. Gentleman with some experience in purchasing [he area. Willingness to work means with plate glass tor, $8.50. More am ME NT — With ocean view. Air-condi- 371T), :ood Income. Send resume to Wm. MANAGER—For Industrial cafeteria "Our «lh Year" Moref IMJSOFIVS, 25 E. Front St. tioned, terrace. Darklng. Call 222-8231 preferred; However, if you can read prints and P. Watson, Farm Family Insurance 32 Broad SL Keel Bank 741-TOT0 Red Bank. Near hospital. or •-129-3.()77. "COTTAGK^OR APARTMENT — Mon- Companies. Pennlnprton, N.J., or call in Holmdol. Vending experience help- mnilth Beach • Oceanport - Eatonto^H feel you can "buy" for local company, call for 201-671-0113 evenings 7 to j). ful, but will train. Salary open. 671 LANO SKI BOOTS — Worn once. ATLANTIC TRADING. POST — 179 ItED BANK — Three-room furnlshc Yeajly. 542-7956. (Must -ja first floor). 93*2. Mr. Fauvor. Surf board Webir «kl 6'G". Call 842- Grand Ave., Long Branch. Antlqu.s apartment. Call alter 5 p.m. 741- Unlurnliihed. One parson and pet. interview. MAN — Scrhl retired. uTwoTrk ap- 1884 between 7-9 p.m. china glass and used furniture. Wtd 0070. proximately 32 hour* ner week No and Frl. 6-10 p.m., and Hat. rind Sun. THREE ADULTS — Deadra two or phyfllcal exertion. Call 671-2223. SITUATIONS WANTEDFemale RECORDERS — Ev 10-6 p.m. Buy and sell 229-3838. THREE ROOMS — And bath, fur- ttiree-bpdroom home. Mindieiown • nished. Couple only. No pats. 99 Her- Fair Haven • Rumson. Gaurage. i4(- 542-5000, Ext. 34 RODMEN — Steady work. Bala-ry ac- trie guitars, ampHClers, B.11 muGlca] PRACTICALLY NEW — Blue con bort St.. Ked Hank. No phone call? cording to experience. Call SlfMylO COMMERCIAL ART WORK — Logoa instruments, all reduced to lowest lemporary sofn. ottoman and ciiair, between 9 and 5. Brochures, Illustrations, Letterheads prices ever. ANDERSON'S MUSIC, 30 $225. Call 6T1-37J3 before 6 p.m. RED BANK — Two rooms and batli ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS, INC. Cartoons, etc. FREE-LANCE. Excel Broad St., Red Bank. Furnished. AdulU only. Call 711 MARINE MECHANIC — General me- USED TRACTORS AWD R^TARIES FURNISHED KOOMS Wayside and Shafto Rds. New Shrewsbury chanical experience excepted. Year lent design background. Write Box W-U8 The Dally ReglEt&r, Red Bank. HUMIDIFIERS —Moderately priced at W0N1IOUTH HORSE LOVERS— Barn, pastu. round. Call 512-23(2. MOWER, Rt. 35, Middletown. 671-107 for two Iior.ses. and four-room dwell- RRD BANK — Two room* rurni«lie«. DISHWASHER - A ply In person, CHILD CARE — In my home. Fenccii- Sold and Installed. ing for rent to a husband and wife Kitchen privileges. Near railroad find ln yard anrt sun porch. Itlver Plaza Humidity Control Co. SEASONED FIREWOOD. bus station. 74T-0613. W-0407. , Rex Diner. 117 W. Front St., Eed 747-2662 512 PER CORD DELIVERED Owner will give a consideration 1 Bank. area. 842-4890. 291-1427 rent for some services. Excellent en BED BAHK — Liree, clean. PartlnB. HELP WANTED-MALE KITCHEN SET—Porcelain top exten- vfronment, private. 'References re HELP WANTED-MALE CLERK-DRIVER — Retail nhop In SBAAISTRESS — Custom made wear- sion table, lour chairs. Dining room 18" RCA black and white partabl< quested. Write Box Y-101, The Dailj TV allowed. Good locaUon, GenUeman Lonj Branch. Both full and Bart-time. in* apparel. Alterations. Call 741- set,1 Duncan Phyfe table, one arm- TV. 529.95. 21" RCA TV. U.H>. am Register. ORly. 741-2575. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN For Interview call 222-1367. 7756 chair and five side chairs, buffet and V.H.F. on roifaway stand. Jfodel M-l. Industrial, commercial, governmen SHORT ORDER MAN — Eve;. 5 BABYSITTING IN YOUR HOME — Berver. 9464747. with bencn, S650. '25 volume Punk nn< FURNISHED — Newly decorated ALPINE MANOR HOTEL •llea. High commission, repeat sale: p.m to 1 am. Apply.In perion, HAK- By mature woman. Call Wnpnalls refftrenee encyclopedia, $25. apartment. Nice and clean. Adults HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOMS — Spe- No travel. Send resume to Lea BRAKE & ALIGNMENT UONY BOWL COFFEE SHOP, Rt. 291-0658 TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines White m&rhlf ton dresser, antique. No pets. J>5 Herbert St. ^^ cial olf season "'en. Hotel rooms BlUler Inc.. Boi W-126. The Dall 35. Middle-town. AH makes new or used. Guaranteed 3-drawer, $125 Two folding mcta R.ED BANK — Large apartment with maid service. $20 per week. Keilitir, Red Bank. AUTO MECHANICS- Low as $25. Serplco'a, 101 Monraouth lieds, J5 ca. Telephone 916-9515 To rent. One block from bus and shop- WOBKINO CHEF appointment. Motel rooms. S35 per week »nd UP. AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced, Call FINANCIAL SL Next to theater. 747-0185. ping. S225 per month. All utilities In- Bpeclal rite It raid by montn. 1 ruli benarlLi. Ask tor Frank, at Fill HILLTOP CAMPER — 1958. Stove, ROCKWELL POWETl TOOL cluded Call 747-0126 days. 747-231f rnrtlanil R*l.. HiBhlands. 8T2-177.t. JJOTOiiB, JU 35, Eatontowp, M BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES refrlKorator and sink. Excellent con eves. _____ •Are you earning $10,000 a year ditlon. 261-3026, Call after 12 noon, DEMONSTRATION LARQE ROOM — With shower. Flrit •TBADy WORK — wiBTi rtowln BOYS - TRAVEL CALIF. By /actory representative at CLIFFWODD — Furnished, floor. Private, entrance. Call 747-1041, on your present job? Over 18, single, 6 H.S. grada or bet- WANTED TO PURCHASE SCUBA TANK — Morfnl Daror moms. With kitchen privileges. Young 94 p.m.. 4-S p.m. 916*141; company. Ambitious, ntal and rolla. General Insurance agency. Red Bank J-valve, back pack. Best oner. MONMOUTH woman only. 583-1975. -bit man with mechanical aptitude tc •Are you being properly com- • preferred, educational Rcrvlcc, 747-4795. FREEHOLD — Room, private «n- become & lawn technician, compan complete traln'ng at company expense. area. Call 741-2398. BUILDING CENTER THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — JIM trance. Good location, lieferences. Al- training, advancement opportunlt pensated for your mechanical Must he free In travel Immediately to BBAUTY SALON FOR SALE -- Mid- 10 a.m. to 4 p-hi.. Sat., War. T. TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY — $«i so ono turnlshed ettlclency. 462-1506. And benefit*. N. J driver's llcens Fla., Cam:, Hawaii anrl return, assist rtlelown area. Absentee, owner. 666' MAYBE Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Security and lease. CROWELL AGEN required, AUTO-LAWN OF 1IATA- ability? Rates Manager. Excellent salary plus 8231 alter 6. your roof won't make it through the (Opposite flycamnre Lanes) CY, 741-4021. ____ KOOM — For maturi! woman Near nomis to start; all transportation paid coming bad weather. Johns-Manvllle l bus llnrs. Kerere-cen. Call 7H-24I3 WAN-LAKE RIDGE. 568-O608. •Do you have a future on your plus company benoMls. Barn 5178-S225 STATION TttNER FOR SALE — Re- roofing Installed properly. Free esti- SURFBOARD — Hanaen. 7fl IOCS MIDDLETOWN AREA after 3:30 p.m. present job? weekly. Fnr appointmpnt call Mr. O.T.. tirement. MonmouUi St., mates. model. Good condition. Call Larpa one-kedrnom apartmrnt with SINGLE .ROOMS — Clean, comfort- Serger 212 917-O7W, 9:30 a.m. -1 p.m. Rod Bank 747-58G2 kitchen and living room.' Middleagec able. Reasonable. C.entleman preferecl. John Deer* or Ford backhoe, Cas •IF NOT ... Contact BUSINBSS AND APARTMENT PROWN'S ONE CRAFTSMAN RIDING MOWER person or couple. $135 per month in 92 Wallace St., 741-53W. loider operator, 671-533.8. 8TB AOY CUBAXtH S WZVTED"™ Orlvc-fn Ice cream parlor Rlio nerving "Our 45th Year" —Needs motor work. £20, eludes water and heat, PAUL P P. Sabatliw or A. Elliott Full nncl part-timn Call H2-G274. Ap- sandwiches. Completely equipped. Busy 33 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 787-1083 BOVA Realtor. 67K&14. FURNISHED ROOM — Female only. • AUTO MECHANICS — Exj^rT^iu^ ply Rkljc. 4DlJ__Fort Monmout^ thoroughfare near beaches In East on OH products, preferably Olclsmc 471-2415 BItOWNIB S3 BASE STATION MOVING — Content* of trailer FllRNlSHEn — Two rooms and bath 711-5013 'J In (. Thursday or Friday i~^~AbVBRfrsi.vb —Kx- Keamhuix Apartment fully furnished! saIe. (Reasonable.> Call bile and Cadillac, Your tin-nine wil •An p(jiiai opportunity employer two hrdroomn, haLh. kitchen. Half-acre WIUi anlonna. Lovely rcsMentlal area. Private en only be limited by your ambition and m, t.rainrc (1>. Tor dally property, access from two heavily 872 0327 trance. Mnle adults only. 747-12TT8. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — •Paid Beneflti newspaper in Monmouth, County. Ril- RED BANK — Luxury hlrfi ri. and cttlclcncy rooms. H w* want men who arfi interested ir •Vacations arv. Ixmiif, car alJowanrp, vnration, traveled roads. Priced for quick salt WEOTIN0HOU3E WASHER — S2O0, CONTENTS SEVERAL HOMES rate.i. 14 B. lHKhland Ave. earning money. In addition, we pro- •Hospltatizaticn etc, Excellent carper opportunity. Call at 523,500. DRYER $150- Still crated. OIBSON Eeal fine" values. Solid mahogany full apartmentiS, Immcdfate and future oc vide all company benefits Including •PLUS high starting salary arid very Mr. Bon temps. 222-1224. SIDBBY-S1DE REFRIG-ERATOtt flke bcil -J'.'S, • »i maple l>eTany vanity desk $29, centrauy. air - conditioned building REAL ESTATE FOR SALE forms. Excellent working conditions. MAN — Part-time. One mat! full Originally SloO. sell /or J350. Call 747- mahogany drf #» with mirror 539, One. lvvo and three bedrooms. Swim THE GOODYEAR time For landscanp wnrk. Call Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 lioi. Mahojrany nlgi'5 lible £12.50. painted ming pool, sauna rooms, boat ma Apply In person to Emil Sctuam, 2?KNT'8 LA?TDSOAFINO, 7*1-4732. _ bookcases $8/| sectional bookoaaes rlria and (raragea on premises. 24-hr, HOUSES FOR SALE Service Manager, at Rii.ssei] oifJamo TIRE & RUBBER CO. rART-flME ~ rsTecrted for five or 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 SAXOPHONE — Henri Selmar B. J24.,*i0. portable Typewriter $29. cedar doorman. lUvervlow Towera, 2B Riv blte-Cadlllac Co., 100 Newman spring Flat alto. Excellent condition. Rea- rhest J22.50. L.P- records SOc eacli. eralde Ave. 741-1732. Rd., Red Bank. six nlphtji per week lo put Invalid sonable. Call. 291-9103. More and More! RUSCIL'S. 25 E. to bed with mechanical lift. Win Front St., Red Bank. 741-1693, Nea NEW IN HOLMDEL SEGA FOOD COOK - Fri. and Sat. train. Must live In-Keansburc area. INSTRUCTION COFFEE and two end tables, black hospital. ^ Love low taxes? Love a spectacular evening, year round. Write Box K. YOUNG MAN - Knowledge of car- Must have references. 2IM-3918. wrought Iron. $5 ea. Two black vinyl COMMERCIAL KENTALS view? liovc elegance? Love that top 180. Tlia Daily Register, Red Bank. pentry and painting. Muat be depend- Earn High Wages Now arm chairs, $5 ea. Full size bed com- 1!>69 STARCftAFT CAMPER — Bleep* of tho world reeling? V you answ able, willing to learn, and try any- "BARBER — Fill or purt-timp- Good plote, like new. $50. Antique break- <- AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced. thing Salary good, depending on wafT.es Cat! 787-3668 hetween R-8 p.m. front, about 100 years old, ISO. 542-nix. Many extras. Must be seen t vea" to all of the above, this new Must have own tools for above aver- apeud and accuracy. 566.7784. After 7 p.m.. B88-S77B. (No experience needed) 2748. anprectate. T4T-315T after 6. DISTINGUISHED > country ranch Js for you. Thia mw age earning!. Call service manage TWO ANTIQUE LIVINO ROOM BETS nincent home features maintenance- it TOWN « COUNTRY DODOB, Mat BARBER — Full limp, Master li- KENNEL MAN — Experienced, full- 30 MEN NEEDED VACUUM dLEANER — (General) —See at 220 South St., free aluminum sidlne with lirtck ac- a»»n, 6CJ.67M. cense. Salary plus commission. Eaton- • 8, Commercial type, two months old Eatontown OFFICES cents. There arc three mastcr-swa town. Call alter T, 229-4364, IMMEDIATELY Really new. 1 h.p. motor, on dolly. liodrooms two iiaths, powder room, CLERK — No experience necessary, Located In center of Red Bank Bust COURIER. - Reliable man over 21. AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC — For March training Heavy vinyl hose. $150 value, $09 FENDER PRECISION nASS GUITAR ness district. 13'%23' Kitchen, formal dining room. • Full time and part time. Apply • in Immedlato openlntrs for two mpn. ex- Learn to Operate PROWN'S, 32 Broad St.. Eed Bank. With case, £225. 787-1200 23' livlnE • room, game room with mon, CBB SUPERMARKET, 3 Must nave driver s license Tor Indus- after 4 p.m. raised hearth Mreplace, overwhelming tin St.. Kcanaburg. trial advertising agency, potential for perienced In roRldenltal Installation. HEAVY 741-7500. . • • Central Air Conditioning E advance Into advertising trade. 747- Blue Cross/Blue Shield, uniforms, hol- EQUIPMENT ORGAN — Silvertone (Thomas) Mod- • Self Service Elevator quarry-tiled entrance foyer, full baae- MEN idays, vacations, sick tlay«. etc^ Sal* Keep your present Job while tnlnlng el *607. Two manuals, vibrator, re- UNPAINTED FURNITURE • Private Parking Space ment, oversize two-tar garaRe, Pjus S3.O3 PER HOUR PAKT TIME H>rv rriiini^n^^Tat° 'with cxiTi^rt^nrp. at our* Stale licensed VA approved verb, Leslie, two speakers, ll voices. Also stools, chairs, desks, chests, at • Complete Janitorial Service numerouB othRr custom f«atures, *oi* Any IT houra weekly. Car necessary, 8HORT ORDER COOK — Apply BAYSHORE HEATINO A AIR CON-Willlamatown, N. J. training site. Like new. $450. 747-0027. discount prices. Caah and carry. • Individual Thermostatically Con- mufit see to helievc. Cannot bo dupli- CiHday or eves. ?47-4onaible adults sriff for details. - turally sound, modern, barrel back. REALTORS bencllts. Write, stating experience, only. Call 747-1184 Saturdaya or Bun- COMPUTER CAREERS Yellow. Good • condition. Asking $50. SECTIONAL SOFA — Avocado, two 54 Broad Street Red Bank Members of Two Multiple Listings to Box K181. The Dally Register. Rci days. Start Immediately TRUCK T>RIVEItS WANTED — Ap- In business, Industry and government After T p.m. 741-6817. brown club chairs. BllncoveTO In. Babysitting Service By Appointment Bank. •Iv Crate'n P'ivfirar'ifl. 14 North start- with ECPI training. Day .and eluded, Must sell • 5100. Call 222-8580 FOR 3AUE OR I^BASB — Uncroft. MANAGER TRAINEE — Excellent iririRC Ave., Red Bank. 747-1*85. evenings. Call ECPI at 542-2S00 oC STEREO COMPONENTS AT Commercial properly with bouse. Call Middletown 5 .Corners 671-2590 JANITOR WANTED — 9 p.m. to 12 salary, company benefits. Opportunity BrinK resume of last three places visit ECPI, 265 Momouth Park Hwy.. AUTHENTIC EMPIRE love seat, ma- 741-7800. p.m. Light Janitorial duties. Launder- for advancement. Apply INVESTORS West Long Branch. MUSIC FOR INTERIORS hop-any framo. upholstered In pa la 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 •He. Permanent position, Apply 44 LOAN, Mr. J. Mullln, Wl-3111. worked. 821 Hwy 35 Wanamassa srrcen and gold. Very good condi- STORE — !$'x«r. Also three largo Marion St., Red Bank. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — PIANO — ACCORDION — OROAN (Next to Stagecoach) 9S6-3SflO tion. S10O. Call at lor 5 p.m. 842-3206. offices. Reasonable rent. Immediate OUR PRESCRIPTION FOR YOUR CARPENTERS — Experienced, Bays, Apnly Tony's Mobile, Broad St. Professional teacher and musician. occupancy. Apply Serplco'H, 101 Uon- "HOUSE HUNTING" BLUES AUTO BODY MAN - For lame DM after 7 p.m. and Maple Ave., Red Bank. GARAGE SALE — Thurs. and Frl.. month St., Red Bank, next to CarlUm Is a painless day with us at McCue. dealership. Pnld vacation, (rlncc 787-3125 Alfred Manlradl, 542-1622 WEEKLY SPECIALS Mar 5 and 6, 9:30 to 4:30. Bric-a b(n*llt». OnlacI BUI Slutter at BOB EXPBR.IENCED LOAN MANAGER— •Dyna Custom Wired FM3 tuner $119 brae, clothing- of gooiio> Broadway, Kcyport. Industry. CnnsiirUnK EnRinpcrs and CHILD'S MAPLE ROLL-TOP DESK tion on NavMinK. Multiple tpaces Full or parl • time workers for eve- TWO EXPERIENCED MEN WANT- Architects. Pprmanpnt position. Prof- IBM —With matching Bwlvel chair, $20. 'MEW" ANTTQtJES — And rurnltiire available, stalls anil large display nlnts. Must be at least 18 years old. ED — Full time. Have some knowl- Sliaring and Tension "Plan. AM • Typing Call 542.3500. from l*5t week's attic sale. Collected areas, from 100-1,000 sq. It. Wrltq McCUE PLUMBERS AND HELPERS — Ex edge or general contracting work and • InRe bencfiL-i. Reply to Box K-182, from friends and mlntivea. Thurs., 11 Box F-15L The Dally Register, Re, REALTOR pwlenced. SleBily work. Good p»v familiar with small backhoe. Pleas- Thn Diily Heptfltsr, Rpd Bank^ • Keypunch DOORS SECONDS Swartzel Dr.. Middletown, 671-3945. Bank. 30 RIDGE RI> . R tenellts. paid holidays. Call 565-H21 ant working romjittons. Apply In per- tenell aid h son at 151 East Hd., Belford, after TRUCK DRIVER — Full time, 40 • Computer Programming Good enough tor use as <}oora or desk OFFICE SPACE AND SECRETARI- 842-2760 betwbtweee n 4.8 pp.mm. 4:30 'p.m. 7 OUT week. Mon through Pri., P to tops. In birch and luan. 24"K8O", AL. SERVICE — Modern •:ulldln«- :30. Must he 21 years or older. Full • Office Automation 38"xS0", 30"x80". 32"x80". 36"x8O". MERCHANDISE WANTED R_d Bank. Call 741-7061. RUMSON REAL ESTATE RELIABLE, cTlEBRFUl, 8OBEB AUTO BODY MAN AND HELPER— pnef".">, v^'TLtiort und holldny« An- at |4.S5 each, Also front doors wilh MAN To cook, drive and clean for Apply Woody's Auto Body Shop, 193 nfy Fort Monmouth OfficerB Oncn little Imperfections, 36"x80", at $11.95. CHILIVB WOODEN TABLE AND FACTORY SPACE — Two 7,000 m. CENTER •mall Rumnon adult family. Call B12- Newman Springs Rd., Shrewsbury. Day or evonlng classes—F*ree place- Sea them In our bargain basement. CHAIRS SET — In good condition. It. tloorB, one 3.500 «q. ft. floor. Suit- 5)56 afttr ID a.m ""41-2332. M. ar^s Hail,' or cm .^^2^68l. ment Two computers on premises. Call 747-4318 able tor light manufacturing. For TIRED OF HIGH PRICES? OPENINGS FOR DRIVERS — For eqn.il opportunity employer. RED BANK LUMBER e, call 747-UOH. YOUNG MEN — Adept with hands, NORTHEAST RUMSON . FAIR HAVEN well established Ire cream route to learn steel rule die making. No Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741*5500 WE BUY RED BANK — office HUlle, approx, salesmen. Season opens March 7. In experience retiutreit. Good pay and HELP WANTED—Male-Female COMPUTER INSTITUTE Antiques and contents of old homes. Imatcly 500 sq. ft., 600 SQ. ft., 240 DUTCH COLONIAL — Three hed- door vans only. Oooil miiiortunlty ti fringe benefits. New \iranch ol an old MOVING. MUST SELL —Bourbon Cash paid. Z29-5431J. Tne Antlquer^ sq. ft. River view. 741-6693. rooms, fJreplaw, dining room, «un earn money for college. Must be 18 60 English Plaza Red Batik Barrel, sofa, two tables with lamp: room. Only $27,500. established company. Excellent oppur- so YOU WANT TO HE BOSS—YOU T174GIT two chairs, ta'jle with reversible to|_. NOW 18 THE TIME — To sell you] LINCROFT — 5000 sq. ft. available and depenbat-le. Call 671-1280 aftc tunily. Call 739-MU. can be the top man in your own nusl- APPROVED FOR VETERANS COLONIAL — New construction. 8:30 p.m. __ nt-Rs You ran build rapidly to excel- Washer, dryer, two refrigerators. Call Runs. New and old. Please call 2(H n new contemporary building. Ideal Three bedrooms. I".£ haths. lull din- SHORT ORDER MEN WANTED - lent income, family security ann 787-M40, lam. location for business or professional ing room, basement. $.12,000. ">n« part-time, from H n.m. lo 2 early rtulrc-mcnt. Write, Including COLLECTOR—PAYS TOP CASH FOR use. Call 747-1U8. • RANCH — Three bedrooms, fireplace, HELP WANTED-MALE i.m., five dnys. One fufl time, 5 p.m. MERCHANDISE dining room. Select location. Many ex- 1 a.m., BIX nights. 747-1&8G. Waliflcations, to Box 372, Eatontown, OLD TOY TRAINS MADE BEFORE RED BANK — Modern office ' J. 077'Ji. FOR SALE AND AFTER 1910. 774-.171O. Call tras. $34,900. FULL TIME DAYS — 10-5:30. five- HAMMOND WANTED — Silver coins, war nickels. 741-7064 RUSSELL M. BORUS HELP WANTED-MALE (lav week. Part-time nights, r> p m.- NECCIII SEWlNO MACHINE — Nov silver dollars. Will pay lop dollars. BUSI1VE3S OFFICE ~ Store or *hop l(l' in. .ird RaL. Apulv Midrtlclown M r, Romeo. 737-5D51, REALTORS AUTO SALESMAN cr niief, Rt. 35, Middle-town. portable. Excellent condition $48. Ca on busy E. Newman Springs Rd., 222-7433. 1VANTE D "hrewBtmry. Phone 741-5586 tor detallB. River Hd. Fair ilsven To nil used cors. New modern ARTHUR MURRAY I>EEKS $15 up. 1,'ILES, tables, chnlrj ORGAN Usod Oriental RUKS 7474532 facilities with 100 used car stock GUARDS WANTED adding miichlnos, typpwrltern, offtce Clilnese and Persian Attorneys to nil from. Pay plan Includes SCHOOL OF DANCING equipment, tit;., ai barcatn prices. AIKO Wall Tapestries RUMSON I,i a ope nin ps for dance teacher FRIEDMAN GAIAERIES 77).,1143 Architects A must versatile home In a very de- lolary and commission, pold voca- • Starting rate 12 per hour Icoq. Part-tlmo evenire^- No ex- New or used. AAO DESK OUTLET. • Full time assignments Kt. 35, O.ikhurst, 531-3900. STUDIO sirable area. Four muster bedrooms, tion, hoipllalliatlon. Only expe- perience necess/iry. Also teteplinne and ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash Dentists three batlin, maid's room and oath, rienced men need opply, and 'In • U to S shift avollobfe 'ecepKon work m-iiiltihle. j^pply in rLAYPBM — SIS. Baty, carriage, sis. r-ilrl. LES DEUX, TOO River Ril:, Pair large sunny living room, raided li- person only. See Al Hurley, between • Perth Amboy area cison. Mon.-Frl., 1-10 p.m. 12 Broad HlUa cnaJr. 55. All excellent condi- OF ASBURY PARK ^aven, East. Tuea. - Sat. 113. 741-4337. Agencies brary. formal dining room plus family p ond 5 p.m.. • Cor ond phone essential t.. Red Bank. 741-5858, tion. 787-1SBO between 0 and 5. NEW HAMMOND GOLD, COPPER. SILVER coirs want room, two fireplaces. Mean aU schools • Overtime guaranteed MICItOBIQLOGIST - viRoEoaiST ANTIQUE FLAX SPINNING WHEEL eri Complete collections, estatca. Pren Schools nd one mile to- beach. Asking SR2.000. KITSON CHEVROLET Desires part-time help days or eve- 1150 CADETTE ORGANS appraisals. Please phone M2.2001. JOHN F. ANDERSON Apply 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. through ines. Experience essential. Ideal for Call 747-4062 AOTIWE"^TWBRPLATE~~TEA AND RT. 3i ' EATONTOWN, N. J. Friday, 3 Tlndall Rd., Mfddltfown. college student or housewife. Phone $555 512 • 2963 evenings after 8 or week- TOOL, TABLES — Pltieat quality. Full Includes bench, delivery, Instant-play COFFKE PET — Pomnlftte. In good WANT TO RELOCATE? AGENCY nda. thickness (V and V) slate. Real book (lets you play songs on your own condition. Call 747.4118. (Formerly tho Low Agency) savings. S31!>-$5!)9. 553-7435. from tlic startj and 6 weeks of lessons ANTIWE3 — T.iriany Hems, toys, fur- We have a 1400 sq. ft. space 636 River Rd. Fair Haven AIR CONDITIONER UNIT — at no charse. COMEJ IN FOR A FREE rcftdre, china, pfilnllrffs. statuary, coins. 741-4477 type. »25. 787-0280 DEMONSTRATION. HehtlnR fixtures. Carved oak dining which is ideal for one or group after 5. room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, PR 5-9300 Oaklmrst. 531-1639 or 229-0&92. of the above. Central location, CUSTOM BUILT RANCH ALLSEW SHOFPES 300 Main 8t. Asbury Park 'our-yonr-oM lovely brick home- Easy Any rnako vacuum repaired Open dally 'til 9; Sat. 'til 5:30 OLD FUHNITURE — Antiques, china. unlimited parking,, good bus maintenance on l'L- acres. Lurite CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1S5-O177 Klassware, art objects ami liric-a-hrac. rnorna. Den with ([replace, opens to 8 TYPEWRITERS — 4, $15 each 3. mmedlntc cash lor anythlnp and ev-' transportation. SUIU'DOAKDa — Weljer Perlormer. $25 each. One electric. $45. 2 copy crytliliiR. Ruscll's. 25 East Front St. icieeneil i>orch. Three bedrooms, ~'•• A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Kood condition, $50. Peatlier, S40. 264-mnchlnea, onn $lf>. one S65. 2 metal 7411691 baths. Eat-In kitchen. First lloor laun* S458. desks, J35 each wJUi chairs, Admiral MONMOUTH SHOPPING ;lry. Offered at ?6!i.W0. T.V. !75. 2!)l-0?53. STERLING THOMPSON GUITAR, LEFT HAND ISED poRTAra.3 no« iioi/sE — ' CENTER RCA COLORT For LARGE ilwi. SIS. and Assoe., Itealtor Combination Hollow body — electric hi-fi, SlOa Call USED SMALL SPINE5II-7MST TYPE PIANO Call 542-4445, Ext. 5 15 W. River Hd. Rumson Accounting Moving and Storage Pearl and Bead Rcstrlnglng Harmony Meteor with double pickup, 78 Call 747-0900 tonal control. Like new, Paid S215, M15S19 hetwcDii ^7 p.m. Or 643-8500, Ext. 851 will sell (or only $115. Call 741-1536. ANYTHING RECORD KEEPING. In norvlce. Expertly nn bralflpd nylon. $1.5(1 a You can think o( In %vlti[low alia dp». 8UB-LEASE SHOP SPACE — 2 and up* PETS AND LIVESTOCK . 741.0879 or 7114832. $28,900 Wllltahlll Byiltmn, Inr. been electrified as floor lamp with INC. Bank. red hnrlap nhadfl. $100. Call 7J7-10fi2. SlIlTB OP ROOMS — Suitable [or feat us a pin cottage. Living mom. PROWN'S HELP hop or professional use. 812-030:1. 10 Inlug room, nioiiern as tomorrow UOVKD AfAHHI.K COCKTAIL TA- .2 Urmtl 81. Hod Hank 711-7500 .ilel'.vn. three bedrooms, den. Top Adding Machines-Typewriters PACKING — MOVING. Plumbing and Heating BLE—Two baby cnrrlaRpn. Infant IVa «ro a young couple In trouble. cli'Miis Convenient to everytnms. Jiimi'-seat juiu wrM«ien roilicr, VVfrntl MOVING — 17 cu. rl. rpIrl VVn have 10 beautiful, adorable, lov- OFFICE3UITE I'fiscs S5O1.W*. Only ono. Call now... STORAGE frame screens. Best offer. 747-9155. — ~\ Waalicr, fW. lirycr, Sit). [iblc, AKC German Shejiheni i>up[>les enlt'in tn Rlvervlcw Hospital. ;:s,!*00. 'Die McGOWAN AGENCY, ADDINO MACHINES — TvpcwrllBrn ANDERSON PLUMBING CO. jeJiB. und ivo,«r« looklnR tor fami- Two treatment rooms anil reception lealtors. 2S3 Nfwniau Springs Rd,, •old, rentcil, repilrol. Sorrlco's. 101 Repairs. New Yorlt. Remodeling. TWO 1IORSE~TRA.TLER~— $3MrL1ko lies who can give them the love and •oi>m. $L'2a monthly. Includes air con- \c<\ Bank. 717-3000. Kor Home or ItiQUBtry, now Western Huddle, $75, hnv1 ride CLEARANCE SALE attention Uiey need. Won't you help? IMonlnK »nd all utilities. WeartNc- wagon, SI25. Siolgh s)elJfl, "mini' con. "Jail 372-0334 after 6 p.m. AU /lay SAL neth & Nlcoiettt Agency. 741-^40. dttlon. full alraml, J1O0. PIIOIIQ 431- Console atereog. Arntcrson's, 30 Broad HOLMDEL 2G27 or 431-2091. St., Kcil Bnnlt. 747-O82S. ml Sun. RED HANK — 600 to 1200 mi. It. Diamonds Bought or Itcstyled available In high rise butldlnK, Ex- All Brick CORRISAN'S POOL TAULES — Slato antl compo- CRIB ANrT^HIPFEROBB — ]>lnlhB UOFESHIONALi DOfl GROOMING — client location for doctors, dentists room tahlc, tour chulrs. Bed frame.t. Lly appoint me nt only. AKO poodle "uslon)-built ranch with sevel n VirRo Lat na buy tlic dinmonild you don't sltlon ...from SIM). Call Double "led, bookcfiae hcailbntinl. C.tr- and flclinwizer piip^len, 671-0G21. nil otlier professionals. Will alter lo ims and four bat hit. On 2 ._ rolilnc 1!7 Oakland St., Ited Bank 717-2700 74T-4MO 1 8 Br ( t A wear at lot tia retiiyle thorn- for you A laRe, double stroller, lawn mower, _^-J_ _J_-_i _J l :_ ±^_: _!*H!??: L ..res. J-zone hot witpr hfisebodrcl parnonnlly. Kou»«lllo«'. 3(1 Dtoad SI. PLUMBING •„— Healing and bath- mail BBTTEII .rui's — AKC. VA'NTEI> .STOItAfJE SPACE — Un- •icat. Ext!cpUi)nal construction. Two «OENt / AUKD VAN' IVES room remodclinff. KINDLING-CORD-WOOD our-wtlce toaslor. 2M-102fi. Ctiamplon bred lor Show, field or ric-t. icntpd. 3.00(1 5.CMM at], ft., minimum pal In.i, two II re places. Many, many Fireplace wood (cord) seven chunks Blurt a. wormed, paper trained. Hen- H' tiik'h, wtihfn t> miluH of Red Bank. •xtras. Unbeatable value nt Sfii.500. 'AHL F. ZKLL.EK3. Realtor. i> 16-44*3. Genernl Contractors Mochonk si, Od741-0031d Jobs) Rid Donk RooHng, Siding & Insulation for fl. Kindling, largo 515 after S p.m. weeks old, $300^61239™ giiraKi , formnl dining rooni'^na do Tli* wlwU joh. SBMOM. 2M-0SSI ragei cleaned up. Fres estimates, tnsulatlnn lnstnlloKMONRTKA¥lNANn mSG r :ame -room wtth flreplacfi. ImniPai«te lor 10 yean. 7750105. 291-05(0. I'earl and Wall, Pctl Bank. 441-550O' RYIi\AOii ^~Vr\ vat e""orrice~8UlUW e cuimncy. Priced to sell at Jto.MO. U11U9 mtu'e S p.m. 'IUOIDAM1E IIANOE—Qotxi comll- TION — For Canlnn C-olle«ft R • nllornpys i>r ncrountants. idi'Jil BUILDER — Aililltloni. Allernllnm. HOW AND ARHOW — Alt 1b. Brnir lon, 5'ti. Tappan aurfacr uiiH, ttlaln- Dog OUeAlfincet clRSflPS. Hlun up Alon., fiUon. HASarNGEfi & GLAZE- OftriiRoa. nonia anil New Home*. •OrlKr.ly bow. eight arrnw iBoar, «nap cn ilcol, excellent. J2.V nAth olcclrlo. iics- or Wrd. nljtlit. March 2.3 4lh. IUIOOK, ItnnltnrH, 105 B- niver R0., WALKER & WALKER, Roalfon lM. )J«l|>ll A. (,'ole. Fainting and Decorating Secretarial Services on bow quiver and 30" Hunting nr- Hl.fiS'Jj. See "Roy". Btan Lorner'a AKC uHtlly ilWY 35 671-3311 MIPDLETOWN row plna t.ow rack, $55, Cull 78rSM8 dog count, ail'l ftlid BUbulrniU. Do nut CTH'STOM punuc~Abi)TiK¥s SYK- bring your dog to tlie demonstration. il!TSl"ME39 OFFK'K OR COMMRIC* — Attdltlonn. p»ni>llnjr. CARL B. JONES — Pfllntln* and INSTANT .SECRETARY — Expert n A n^fPna^R Errji27 o i rTw TKM Ncvor UflCfl. Wftitli over Vie ntnrt fi p.m. Blinrn* Kit II con rue- C1AL — On Broad St., HhrcwM/urv. Ipaperlnn. Fully Indured. For free typing,. Hteno, bookkeeping and Dill- robe trunk, bent offer. MahoE SM00, nullt-ln erho chim'Jtr. PVICPII fit. 'RPRUIU luaranlePd. CANINE Tprins open. nioutliU rrnial- Park, (More ClasstftcU Ads liaairmtbU trilrr. mates, call 22931138. lie- Foreign translations. 583-2990. rtropieat table, needs reflnislilnK. ror qul.'lt flalp. Four mali'hetl Hrmre CObLEQB INC, 33 TMrd Ave., hong avftilabltf. ConUct M-ux liwi.. On T&o Next Page) 046-11H. mluoplKnies. never u«ed. H2-00':3. Branch. 229-6033. 24- -TWE DAILY REGISTER J?JsD BANK -MJDDUTOWN, IS'. J.: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 3970 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO ABSKNT DKFENiMN'J* as Basement and Right of Way . TWO WATERFRONT MIDDLETOWN 7-SJJ SUrKBIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY "A" and west of the easement and Tepperman Trial LAW DIVISION: right of ftccesa designated as Ease- Chances are A RA.RE BARGAIN HHRRIFF'S SALE MONMOUTH CIIUNTV ment and Right of Way "B". Said CHOICES Lovely 12 year old four-bnI;;W JKJ18KV THE NORTHEAST MONAlOLTH during Initial construction ot the ON RIVER=Bungalow. Large BciencE lillchfit. two hptiis hi.v v CHANCKBV DIVISION COUNTY REGIONAL SEWERAGE .pumping station iind sanitary sew- room. Excelfcnt location. House vacant MilNMOLTH lOlNfV AUTHORITY, a public body creat- er syatem for access and related buathouse with utilities. Bulk- bur and ready for you. Airraily V,\i.:.. purpose and sisal) terminate upon approvnl. As little as 52100 down, if Docket No, yiilSS ed pursuant to the Sewerage AI,- Again Delayed head, dock and float. Beauii- Teoplcs National Bank of Monnouth* tlioritlcs liaw of the State of New completion of Initial construction. - qualified. Jersey, Plaintiff PERSONS HAVING AN INTEREST-: Jul grounds and scrubs. Living County, a national banking asuoula. ETHEL COVERT BOARDMAN: granted a postponement, sug- General PNLY $29,000 (Jon, I'laintiK vs: Anlonelle itubino, WILLIAM BOARDMAN anrt MRS. LONG BRANCH - Hearing ct als., Defendants ETHEL COVERT BQARDMAN: gesting the case be .heard and dining rooms, eat-in kitch- BEACH AGENCY, Realfor WILUAM BOARDMAN* ami MKS. WILLIAM BOARDMAN. His wife: of a complaint dealing.with By virtue uf fi writ - of exoail!<"i ELBIUDGE BOARDMAN and en, two bedrooms, one bath. Memher Two Multiple Lii WILLIAM BOARDMAN. Ills wife: II ItS. ELBRIfXiE BOAHDMAS, April 7, after the condemna- -Over {00 HomesHomes---1 In- Uie above stated action to me til- fciMilUIKJE BOAKD.MAN and HK wife* ELIZABETH BOARD- an alleged health hazard at Excellent basement, high and Electric 1&4 IU. 35 itid'Melfivi-iiitidMl , N. J. lectfil. I shall i-x])(i. c fi>r sale ;it MllS. ELBRIItGE ROAKHMAN, MAN STOUGH and MR, STOtJGH, tion appeal in Freehold. 842-26JS • Openv7 Days public vendue, at the Court Hou.-e His wire; ELIZABETH BOARD- Husband of Elizabeth Konrthnan the Tepperman property, 172 dry. Solid construction; Boat Eves: in IttL- Hoj-miBli uf Frerlwid, C<>unly MAN STOL'GH arid Mil. STOl.'GH. Stough: EL1TA BOARDMAN and Lincoln Are., was postponed Asked by .Judge Cohen for of Monmotilh, New Jersey, on MOIL Hush:uul of Elizabeth Boardman MR. BOARDMAN, husband of rental (three) possible. Winch ALLENHURST day. tin- !Hh fifty ot MfiMi, I J/0, Stoufjh; EL.ITA BOARDMAN and EHta Boiirdman; JULIA BOARD- for the second time yester- the city's opinion on the mat- Computer Hi 2 o'clock, P.M. PrevaiUng Time, MR. - BOAKDMAN husband of MAN and MR. BOARDMAN, and ramp for liauling boats. At- Kfght-itedrooni iiume in prime area. Ellla Boarrtman; JULIA HOARD- husband • ot Julia Boardimttt; day in Municipal Court by ter, City Attorney Rob- Move-iu cornlltion. I-ovcly grounrl. All tliiit certain tract or i>;irce! uf MAN and Mil. BO ARUM AN, KLIOli ROARDMAM and MR. tractive price. . .$22,500. ('loan to ncean. Quick possession. land and premises hereinafter par- husband of Julia Boardman: BOARDMAN, husband of Elite City Judge Stanley Cohen. ert Maura said the health Prlcurt rijfiK al SJ6.0.K). in'uljiriy tli'scriiit'tf, silualu, lying ar.d JiUCE BOARDMAN anil MR. ON DEEP WATER—Cottage, has the home UOARDMAN, huabainl <>i '•;! .'e Boardman; WILLIAM BOAUDMAM hazard had no connection JOHNSON AGENCY being In tins Bwough of Kt-'ansburg:, and MRS. WILLIAM BOARDMAN, The owner was found guilty well constructed. Two bed- in mi' (Jounly nt ilonrnoutli and State Boardman; WILLIAM BOARDMAN His wife; ELENA BOARDMAN Heal tor ami MKS. W7LUA.M HOAKOiiA.v, and MR. BOARDMAN, husband of of creating a health hazard on with the condemnation ap- 64 Monmouth Jlil. Oakhursl of New Jersey, anrt nuniiiereri anil His wife: ELENA BOARDMAN rooms, large living room with (liUiiiKulslu-fl at L'H Number Til In and MR. BOARDMAN, husband of Elena Boardman: SARAH BOARD- peal. you're looking Block No. 'SI on the Map of Building JMAN and MR, BOARDMAN. hus- the property in November, raised hearth fireplace, porch 531-5292 Elviut BoarOina.it: SAHAH HOARD- band of Sarah Boardman: EL- Judge Cohen agreed that __Evta. & Sun. Mrs. Loach r«3l-l4!J0 I^its of ' Ni'W Point comfort bua feet from the southwesterly husband of Eleanor Boardman Brn- nett; movich was found guilty of REALTY sections. 19' living room, extra \nr& side of Outer Avenue OR measured nett ; ing set for Feb. 26. That was cedar shakes. Atop a gentle eat-in kitchen, full dry basement. Oi along the southeasterly Hide of Bay possession of narcotics and 120' deep lot. .V,% assumable mort VIL'W Avenue; thence running (it JOHN ALGOR and MRS. JOHN postponed until yesterday at hill. 11 years old. Living room 8 Tindall Rd., Middletown gage to (|ualif;ed buyer V.A. am south 42 degrees 43' "east along the JOHN ALGOR and MRS, JOHN ALGOR. His wHe: TANYA PRICE possession of a hypodermic K.H.A. financing available Onlv S23 said Lot 720, 100 feet to Lot 7IW ALGOR, His wife; TANYA PRICE and MR. PRICE, Husband of Tan- the request of the defendant. with fireplace, dining room, (Roberts Building) 500. THE KIRWAN CO., Campbell. and MR. PRIOE. Husband of Tan- ya Price; ; needle after a raid in Decem- Juni-tltm. Bciford. 7S7-5M0. on said map: thence (21 south -17 ya Price; UNBORN CHILDREN OP WIL- Attorney Richard Ansell of modem kitchen, game room degrees 17' west along said lot 733, UNBORN CHILDREN OF WIL- LIAM BOARDMAN: ber on her apartment at 104 RED BANK — Older ranch on rive aft feet to lot 722 on .^aid map; LIAM BOARDMAN: TINHORN CHILDREN OF EL- Asbury Park, who previously with bar, three spacious bed- 671-5151 with deep water, Uvfng room, dfnfn thence (3) north it degrees 43' west UNBORN CHfLH^PV OF EL- BRIDGE BOARDMAN: represented Miss Tepperman Brighton Ave. She was given rooms, 2V5 baths, two-car gar- room, kitchen, two bi'drooms. baU and parallel with the first course BRIDGE BOARDMAN: UNHOHN CHILDREN OF ELIZA- large attic, full basement. 19x23 boa.1 herein along said lot 722, 100 feet UNBORN CHII.DHh.N OF ELIZA- BETH BOARDMAN STOUGH: in the health; hazard matter, a six-month suspended jail age, electric doors. Land- hnu.se with bpdroom overhead, Doclt to the southeasterly side o[ Bay BETH HOAHDMAN STOUGH: SHREWSBURY KIVER YACHT PEOPLE BORN UNDER with float, Can't last at 522,500. THE View Avenue; thencB (4) north 47 SHREWSBURY RIVER YACHT CLUB sentence, a $500 suspended KIJIWA.* uo., KarlUn Office, 78T CLUK was to plead guilty to the scaped. Beautiful location. . . 6600. Member of both Multiples. degrees 17' east along the southeast- You are ma tie defendants because fine and put on probation for ' THE SIGN O? PISCES erly side of Bay View Avenue 25 feet TAKE NOTICE that a Complaint liafl you claim or are claimed or reputei Oct. 22 charge on behalf of $47,000. Feb. 19- Mar. 20, tend to be romanti "ARSUHIE THE MORTG~AGET~™- o to the point or place of BEGIN- been filed in a Civil Arllon In which to own the aalri real estate or some three years. no the Zodiac says! Framed by man this charming home in Uttle Silver, NING. Northeast Monmouth County Regional part thereof or some interent (herein her present lawyer, Theodore Best Contemporary Ranch trees, landacaperi to perfection, thi Living room with fireplace, dlninf or to hold a Hen or encumbranci D. Parsons Jr, of lied Bank. Narcotics charges stem- Long and low, white vertical could be quite a setting to gel thin room, modern kitchen, full cellar, 4 This description is taken from a ETHEL COVERT BOARDMAN et als. rolling. A three -be droom. two bat Many extra*. Asking S33.900. CA lurvey made by Frank A. Ross, are Defendants,* in trie Superior Court TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that yoi Mr. Parsons is. represent- ming from the same arrest siding. 3 years old. Large liv- home, plus paneled came room, on a WAB3A AGENCY, Realtor. 4 Farke; C. K., Report, N. J., dated June of Now Jersey. and all of thf* defendants named ir acre. So many spots. Asking HS,5M Ave.. Uttle Silver. 741«33ti 17, 1955. Tile aforesaid'i*remises (a also this action are to «.hnw runnf hptnri were dismissed against John Dead-end street, lr ynu don't-get th The actfnn has been tmttitutcrf for ing Miss Tepperman on the ing room, fireplace, dining LONG BRANCH — Fou r-JL-ckoom known as Lot 79 In Block 35A on the condemnation of curtain lands, tlic sufd Court oil March 13, l!)70 a idea, RO back to school or else call thp Official Tax Map of the Bor- hereinafter described,' In order that 9:l!0 o'clock In the forenoon why ai condemnation appeal. R. Yarosh, 104 Brighton Ave., we're a source of Information and eas Cino. 518, "00 or best offer. Ideal OJ'tirr should not be made: room, kitchen with all modern to talk to. starter or summer home. Near ocean, ough of Keansburg. Northeast Monmouth County Regional and Unda Ilruska, 41 Nor- SiOOO down. Owner will RIVC mori Se we rape Authority may enter anrt e pftUl for the taking Chelton Ave. was found guil- 105 B- River R d " Ru schools, 4 bedroom, 3 bath. 2 acres is the slim ol $3,068.00 together with complaint is of a continuing car garage. Well shrubbed. the costa of this aale. Haven, County of Monmouth, State of Jhereof, and io assess the damage. ty of assaulting his wife and 842.5380 family room, ba.^pmerit, porth, pati' New Jersey, aa more particularly de- if any, to remaining property of the nature and was applicable to Best area. . .$47,001). Ca Ujow n e r :_812:3585. The Sheriff hereby reserves the scribed art follows: defendants resulting from such tak- fined $25. MATAWAW —" Strathmore section, right to adjourn this saJe without BEGINNING at a point In the ing. three days instead of just one. REDDEN AGENCY 519.600, Two-ljetlroom Colonial. ',< further notice by publication. westerly line ol Lot 5 Block 51 us i b> Fixing a date on or before Frederick P. Salledgr Realtors ...RIVER OAKS RANCHE nci-p IjarRe Hit-In kltction. Forma Dated January 12, 1970 shown on the Official Tax Map of which the report of the Commission-" Mr. Ansell then asked for Wnuld you like to own a well dtnln'K room and living room ^th PAUL KIEftNAN,. Sheriff. (lie BoroupJi of Fair Haven, said erg must be filed- an adjournment of at least of Belford was fined $20 for 301 Maple Avc. Bed Bank maintained home on a quiet »-il m«p'«.;nt. MUL.UAJCEY REAL- beginning point being a distance of (c) Directing the nnllce to be RJ • tree-Unfed Btreet? Then this is TV. 671-5151. Barlca-low & Batctta* fiO reet.on a course of north 2H* en to all defendants or the proceed- three weeks. Judge Cohen careless driving. 741-9100 your chance. Owner Is buying 32' west from a monument In the ings to be held nnd conducted by a larger home around the cor. Feb. U 18, 25, March 4 $75.00 northerly aide of River Road, said such commissioners. Evenings: 747-4277 ner. Center hall, living room monument helnir 662.40 feet on a DATED: March —, 1970 with fJceplace, formal dining LOTS AND ACREAGE course south. 67° -18' west along room, three bedrooms, base- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFEMJAA'JS the northerly line of River Roart MORTIMER G. NEWMAN. JR. ment, attached garage. Tall COLTS NECK — BeauUrul ,3-a.cri HUFISRIOR COURT East Trom the center line of Ruena Clerk of (lie Superior Court trees. Fenced rear yard (or the home site. Prestlfee area. $21,000, Vista Avenue extended northerly; ' REUSSILLB, CORNWALL, MAU8NER TBRMS. 946-W37. . of \i:\v JKHSKV : & CAROTENUTO 3 on Brookdale Staff children: Top Fair Haven set- CIU.NCKKV OIVJSIO.V llieijce m North 28" 32' west alojiR EXCELLENT LOCATION ting. Excellent schools. Asking the westerly line ot aaid Uot 5, a 34 Broad Street , 534.900. Call today. HOUMDEL — Building lot Mgh _ MONMOtTH COVJNTV distance of SO feet; thence (2i Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 hilltop with fantastic view. Will build DOCKET NO. F-)flM-fi9 North 61° 28' east, a distance of 30 Attorneys'for Plaintiff HALL BROS., Realtors to adit or "U Is". Asking $34,000: STArE OF NEW JERSEY feet; tlieiice (3) South 28' 52' east, March 4 $65.7! Four-bed'nwm, two-batti liome. M2-3377, i • To a distance of 50 feet; thence (4) Living room with fireplace, 813 River Rrl. 741-7686 Fair Have: South 61° 28" west, a distance of NOTICE Get New Positions dtnfng rcwra, eat-in kitchen, Member Multiple Us ting Service FIVE ACRES — Wooded, 15 mile: 'jBSSH N. BAILB3Y, his heirs, de- 30 feet to thB point and place ol 7-381 • large game room/ acreenrd Open 7 Days till of AUuiUc City. S45do or S20» visees a-ntf pBrsonal repreaenta- Beginning. SHERIFF'S SAMS patio with wet bar. Raa grill «nd asiume i'to monttly paymenti llves, and his, thetr or any of SCFBRIOH COURT OF NKW JEllSKV LINCROFT — New posi- holding the post of director of and cnrpeUng. A complele 787-8278. ' their successors in right, title and Together with the easement and CHANCERY DIVISION career programs. home. $44,900. MONMOUTH BEACH — Water ylc Interest, and MRS. JESSE N. right of way described In Para- tions for :thxee members ot EASE YOUR Is Diinorimln. BulkiabliT lot. $8O« BAILEY, wife of JESSE ' N. graph 4 of this Complaint, the Docket No. IMSKt-BH the academic staff of Brook- Before coming to the col- HICKEY REAL. ESTATE AGENCY, BAILEY, Defendants. course of a a Id easement and rlglit The Kisscll Company, Plantlff vs: Rob- "HOUSEHUNTING" PAINS MoninouUl Beach. 222-4087. You are hereby summoned and re of way, is as follows: ert H. Riiban and Jean V. Ruben, his dale Community College have lege he was assistant super- A. FRED MAFFEO We have a lovely three-bed room horn* quired to serve upon Reussllle, Corn- Easement and Right or Way "A": wife, et al., Defendants intendent of the Monmouth In a convenient section or Little Si COLTS NECK well," Mausner & carotenuto, Esqs., Beginning in the line of the third By virtue of a writ of execution-in been announced by Dr. Ervin REALTOR' ver. 27' living room, formal dinln; Attorneys, for Plaintiff, whose ad- course above described, said be- the shove xtRtecl action to me directed, County Vocational Schools. room, eat-in kitchen and two baths 10 ACRES , ginning point being 15 feet on a I shall expose for sale at pulillc ven L. Harlacher, president. "569 River Rd. Fair-Haven A good buy at SM.OOO. BeaUtirully rolling land ' with ama dress Is 34 Broad Street, Red Bank, course of north 28* 52* west from Arthur W. Beadle "IT., as- JOSEPH G. stream on dead-end street. Exception, New Jersey 07701, an-answer to the the ending point of said, third due. at the Court House In the Bor- 741-9333 Complaint Hied in a civil action, In courae, thence (1) north 28". 52' ough nt Freehold County of Monmouth, Robert E. Leonard has sistant professor in the busi- al value for J29.M0. OAItL F. ZEL which SHIRLEY BANKS and ADA west 4!lone aalri 3rd course re- New Jersey, on Monday, the 16th day LBRS. Kpaltor, 946-4443. BANKS are Plaintiffs, and JESSE N. versed, a distance of 15.20 feet to of March, 1970, at 2 O'clock, P.M. been named dean of career ness management division, McCUE BAILEY, et ais. are defendants, pend- a. point; thence <2i north 52° Eaatarn Standard Time. and evening programs and ing in the Superior Court ot New 112" 20" east, a distance or 108.66 All the following tract or parcel of has been named by Dr. Har- REALTOR REAL ESTATE WANTED feet to the easterly line of said . Jersey, within 35 days after Maruh Lot 5; thence (3) South 34* 32' land and the premises hereinafter par- has assumed responsibility lacher to be acting director of "IMMACULATE" 842-2760 A 1970. exclusive of such date. If you oust alonp suit! easterly line, a ticularly rlescrfhed. situated, lying ami for development of the col- Threc-Dedroom. seven-room split level. IN AH'JRRYIOSELL? fall to do so, the relief demanded in distance of 15.02 feet; thence f4> being in the Township of Matawan In ttiat division. Mr. Beadle 1y. baths, paneled entrance foyer, din- RUMSON REAL ESTATE We buy homes Immediately for cash the Complaint will be taken against south 52° 12' 20" west, a distance the County of MonmDUth and Stale of lege's , extensive part-time ing room eat-In kitchen, attached ga- No red tape. Call BILL KINNEAR you by default. You shall file your of 110.18 feet to the point and place New Jersey: holds a master's degree Irom rage, lovely fenced yard, convconveniene t CENTER Broker. 671-1000. answer and proof of service.In dupli- of beginning of thta easement eie- Being known and designated as Lots program, now in its second to ParkwayPk , shoppinhopping and schoolschoolss. cate with the Cleric of the superior „ scrlpllon. 774, 775 antl 776 In BlocH 23 as shown Rutgers University and has Newly listed. J26.MW. Call now. we NEAT AND COMFORTABLE BUYERS WAITING Court, State House Annex, Trenton. on a certain map' entitled "Map of term. More than 1,000 stu- taught at Middletown Town- have the key. New Jersey In accordance with the Easement and Right of Way "B": Extra large master bedroom For homes, estates, farms, acreage, Beginning at a monument In the Section No. 1 Cliff wood Beach, ilata- dents enrolled for part-time waterfronts, businesses, industrial anc rules of civil practice and procedure. northerly line of River Road East, wan Township II on mouth County, New ship High School and in adult LAWLEY AGENCY Three bedrooms in all. Wood business properties. said monument being 6S2.40 feet -Jersey, whJch map was filed in ihe college • credit work at nine This action has been Instituted for Monmouth County Clerk's Office Aprl schools in Red Bank, Atlantic Realtors - Insurors burning fireplace. Baseboard RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtc the purpose of foreclosing a cer- west on a course, south 67*' 48' extension centers during the tain certificate of tax sale, affecting west from the center of Buena 3, 19S4 aa Case #68*1." Highlands and Middletown. Established 1932 heat. Covered patio, detachei "Our 52nd Year" lands i" the Borough of New Shrews- Vista Avenue extended northerly; Being also known ami designates) a.< fall term, and Dr. Harlacher MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE bury County of Monmouth and State thence fit north 2S° 32' west 45.S4 774 Plnehurst .Drive, Matawan Town A new human af/airs divi- garage. Assume 6% VA mort S48 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 feet to a point in the .southerly line slilp, Monmoulh County, New Jersey. stated that the size of the pro. 100 Hwy.'35 Red Bank of New Jersey, situate on Peach of Loi S, Block M as shown on DIP sion has been formed hy a gage. Monthly payment of }15? LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — Street, and known as Block 13A, Lot Official Tax Map of the Borough Being the same premises eonvpyei gram necessitated the ap- 741-6262 In KeansfoufR • Mldriletown • Hazlet - 3 on the Ofriclal Tax Map of the of Fair Haven; thence C2i .-I'ltni; to the Mortgagors herein by deed o. regrouping of the former hu- includes all. Seme cash need- Holmdel. Tlte Smollto Agency. 787-01'i3, Borough of New Shrewsbury, which the said southerly line of Lot 6. John n. Thompson, Jr. and Helen II. pointment of a dean to han- " LITTLE SILVER certificate was executed by the Tax Block 51. 29 feet to a point; lh<*ce Thompson, his wile, of even date berr- manities division to form two ed. Will sell under contrac COLTS NECKHOLMDEL <3) North 28° 32" East, 13 reel io with, and recorded nlmultaiipously with dle the administrative re- A well maintained home in a very Collector of the Borough' of New1 divisions. Assistant professor nice neighborhood. Living room with $21,800. PAUL P. BOVA, Rea We have ready qualified buyers, B( Shrewsbury on November 8, 1U6. ), a point In the northerly side of the mortgage In the office of the Clerk sponsibilities. fireplace Is 13x27, formal (lining room. for fast efficient service, call J. D and which waa recorded in the Jlon- Rfver Road East; thence f-IJ North of Monmoutli County, New Jersey. Jack Jones has been named anelecl den or bedroom with batli on tor. 671-2544. ROCHE. Realtor, Rt. 31, Colts Neck. mouth County Clerk's Office on June 51* 48' east 23.03 ffet to a point: Alao Included herein as part of thp Before assuming his new ?(rat floor, New kitchen, two large 462-2741. Member Multiple Listing Ser< 25 1968, In Book 2716 of Mortgages, thence (5)rNorth 67" 48* east 5.30 mortgaged premises above descrlbpd acting director of the human bedrooms and balii on second floor. vice. . . feet to the point and place of Be- are gas range. 13 wood windows, duties, Mr. Leonard .served as Full dry basement. One-car attached IF YOU'VE THOUGHT Page 422. ginning. a/fairs division. garage. Not much property to care MULTIPLE LIST your prqpert: You and each of you are made de- screens and 2 alum. comb, doors. acting director of the busi- for. Many unusual features. Near OF BUILDING through Thompson Agency, 276 Broat fendants In the above entitled action Together with the further right or The approximate amount of me Judg- Mr. Jones, who teaches SclioolH and transportation. Low taxe». St., Red Banlc. Frtendlv reliable aer- Ingress and egress forever for Ihe ment to he satisfied by salrj sale la ness management and engi- Look at this one first, it has ever vice since 1935. Call 741-0700. because you have or may claim to said Northeast Monmouth County the sum of $14,515.00 together with the economics, has been an in- thing. Centrally air-conditioned (our have some right, title, lien or.other Regional Sewerage Authority, Its costs of ihla sale. bedroom, two-bath ranch, only sevei interest affecting the real estate bc- successors and assigns and Its neering technologies divisions structor at Ocean County Col- ANDERSON months old. Deluxe kitchen, dlnln WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST inK foreclosed, by virtue of owner- and their agents, servants and em- The Sheriff hereby reserves the of Ihe college in addition to room, stunning brick (lreplace in (am ployees, and any other person or right to adjourn this sale without fur- lege and served as chairman AGENCY ly room. Attached two-car garage YOUR HOME ship, inheritance, descent, intestacy, ther notice by publication, Call today and give details and cas devise, dower, curtesy, mortgage, persons for its and their benefit (Formerly the Low Agency) Many lovely extras Include wall- deed or conveyance, entry of Judg- and advantage, and at all times DATED: January 13, 1970 of the social studies depart- 036 Kiver RU. Fair Hiven wall carpeting. Transferred owner wl price. STERLING THOMPSON & AS' freely to pass and repans afoot or PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff LEGAL NOTICE give early occupancy. {47,900. SOC. 747-56OD. ment or other legal OP lawful right. with vehicles or otherwise over a Arthur K, Slrkia ment of Shore Regional High 741-4477 The nature of which and the reason USE OF PARKING METERS AND LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED TN that you and each ot you are Joined certain right of way and concrete Ally. School before joining the col- RUSSELL M. BORUS Atlantic Highlands. Highlands, Leo- ramp In the herelnabove described Feb. 15, 25, March A. 11 $57 00 PHOViniXO i-"Mi T PJ PWMKXT CUSTOM RANCH , nardo and Naveslnk. BROOK AGEN- as defendants is set forth with par- premises, designated as Easement THEREOF: DEFINING AND PRO lege, lie holds a master's de- Here's the buy of the day. A three- ., REALTORS CY. Bank BuilcHn*. AtlanUc Highlands. ticularly in the complaint, a copy of and Rlffht of Way "B", wblch rlfcht NOT1CK ViniVO ft)R THE BSTABLIPH Fulr Havei 291-1717. which will be furnished you on re- or way and concrete ramp Is thir- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN WENT OP TAJIKINO MSTBR gree from Monniouth College. bedroom brick ranch in Matawan aueM addreSBed to the attorney of teen and two tenths (13.2 ) (eet in ORDINANCE ENTITLED. "AN OR. ZHNVR UPON THE PUBLIf Township wlUi a bath and powder STREETS AND FORv AN EN the plaintiff at the above mentioned width and runs from and through DINANCE RELATING TO TRAF- 1 room, fireplaces Jn the Jiving room COLTS NECK address. the aald premises for a distance of FIC AND REGULATING THE VSR PniV •' WNT TUF'.'-'TnO" ASP mid In the recreation room. 15 x20' LEGAL NOTICE forty flv« and fifty-four hundredths OF PUBLIC STREETS . IN THK PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR patio with stone barhecue. Two-car At last, the perfect home In an Ide Dated: February 9. 1070 (45.541 leet. BUROUT1H OF KEANBBURU PRE- ^E Vl'T^Tinv TIIE-R'KQF" ' F rase. Call today; won't last at *28,* netting, chosen for ideal school dfi WORTHIER G. NEWMAN, JR.. HE'IT ORDAINED by the Munlcl SCRIBING .REGULATIONS RELA. 1 §00 trict, low tax base and superior nelgr NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Clerk of the Superior Court Together wltn a temporary »• 1'IVE TO THE PARKING OF VE- pal Coinrll of "h * Br>rfflirli of Krinn Guys & Dolls borhoori. Executive mohlltty dictate ReuBsHle, Cornwell, Mauaner 3c cense 22 feet In • width, said li- HICLES UPON SUCH STIW2ETS: burr, County of Monmouth, «nd Start* ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY we must sell our lovely Colonial o The annual meeting of the policy- cense he Ing located over premises PROVIDING FOR PURCHASE or Nfjv Jivrsny, HB follow*: REALTORS over an acre, attractively landscaped holders of the Progressive Life Itv Csrotenuto, ESQB. Immediately northwest-' anil north* LEASING, ACQUIRING,' INSTAL^ ARTICLE I Section 8 of the above- More than 30 young trcoa dot th aurance Company will be held at the 34 Broad Street east ot the second and third cours- L.\T1ON, OPERATION. -MAINTE- entitled Ordinance shall be amended Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 lawn. Five bedrooms, a paneled faml office of the Company, S65 Broai Red Bank, New Jersey 07(01 es ol the first described tract, NANCE!. SUPERVISION, REGULA. to read as foilowa: Set to Open ty room wflh fireplace. eat-In kltchei Strept, Red Bank, New Jersey, or Feb. 11. 18, 25, March 4 175.00 north of the easement designated TION AND CONTROL OF TH1 Section R. T'non pla'Hnft surh .... 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3451) plus formal dining room, paneled base Thursday, March 26, 1070 at 9:0fl ter in operation at aforesaid, Ihe LONG BRANCH - Long ment frame room; 2"4 baths; two-ca o'clock in the mornlnft. pirklr-g: jipwi-c rrav bp iivvrullv nr- CHARMING COLORTAT [Tirage. By appointment only. Call 542 ALBERT H. KIRMB. Secretary LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE cuplcd by such vehicle for a period Branch High School's West- 87fi. Feb. 11, IB. 25, March 4 $9.00 o' "ijr'i- f3ft. eon* BlocK 1H, l>ot 13 assessed NOTICE OF IN REM FORECLOSURES Saturday. GOWAN AGENCY, Realtors. 258 Ne\v- Thp fate, sure guaranteed way to buy. Eaton town National Bank, a National to Frank Schmidt: et als, OP TAX LIEN TITLES 10:0O A.M. to 3:00. A.M. the follow- man Sprliuii Rd., Red Bunk. 717-WOO. rURWAN OO. Almost Plaza. HnzlH Banking Association, PlaintUt va: Dan- I'1? mot—I "p. If •»"'• Buch veh'r'1'*^ Sidney Silverberg, president Moving out of atate? Call (or listing! iel P. McEnei-y and Eileen A, Me- Bv Borough "• i.njoji Beach, In the County of Monmouth, a Municipal Corporation. shall remain parked In any such VACANT and brochure. Affiliates In fiO atate Enery, hts wife. Defendants TAKE NOTICE that an action, in rem, has own commenced in the Superior Court of New Jersey, hy the III imklnr ipace *in"opd th" pofk-fnit 0/ the student drama group, Immediate occupancy. Three-bedroom Mcmhpr 2 Multiple Listings, By virtue ot a writ of execution In irtB of a Complaint on February 24, 1970 to foreclose and forever bar any and ail rights of redemption of the parcel time limit an fijeed by the coin or is the producer. Jay T. Per- ranch. Immaculate condition. Large Phone ?fl<-7200 Onen 7 rtavn 9- the above .stated action to me directed, of land described In the tax foreclosure lint below from plaintiff's tax lien titles. • cnlns rtrnonl'pd li niitb melr^ 'or kitchen, living room, dining room, 1 shall expose for sale at public ven- 1 The action is brought against the land only, and no personal Judgment may he entered therein. KU6h parkins space, tJio purking kins is the unit's faculty ad- patio. On large lot. Close to shopping RUMSON OPPORTUNITY due, at the Court House In the Eor 2. Any person desiring to protect a right, title or Interest in the described land or any parcel thereof by mftter ahat' t>w I*" dial ».Pfl noititpr And N. Y. transportation. Asking 328,- Delfghlfiil air conditioned four-bod ough of Freehold, County of Monmouth, demotiondemptlon or to contest plaintiffplaintiff's right to foreclosef, , must doo flo by paying the amount required to redeem an ^, Indicate sut* tllegnl parkins and In viser. Dominic R. Soriano 000. Will listen to otters. room, two-bath rnnch. New kitchen New Jersey, on Monday the 16th day forth below plus interest to the (late of redemption, and such coala as the court may allow, prior to the entry of ttidt fveni, Bitfh vehicle shall t«e co»>- Carpeting throughout. Full basement of March, 1970, nt 2 o'clock P.M. Judgment therein, or by filing the answer to the complaint setting forth defendant's defense, within forty-five- days sliered parked overtime ami 'beyond will conduct the student or- STERLING THOMPSON new furnace, remote control garage Eastern Standard Time. after date of. Uie publication of this notice. the perifw 0' ICTKI tn-klig ttpic and chestra. and Assoc, Realtor doors. Professionally landncaped All that certain tract or parcel ol 3 in the event of failure to redeem or answer by any person having the right to redeem or answer nuch per ntiall conntitute a vlnlaUon of thin or- 45 w. River Rd. RurriBon 8lreel Manr tr land and premises hereinafter par' son shall be forever barred- and foreclosed of all his right, title and interest and equllty of redemption in and to thi thereof shall be punished aa herein- Harold Oyan and Mrs. Vir- 747-0900 ftSi! Ucularly described, situate, lying and parcels of land described In the loHowlng tax foreclosure list. • \ • alter *f*f out. fflriSi!?' - i " ' being In the Borough ot Rumson in the 4. The following Is a copy of the Tax Foreclosure List, showing (he lands against which this action Is brought ginia Stevenson are singing PAUL BRASAR County or Monmouth and Slate ot New TAX FORECLOSURE LIST ARTICLE rr HOLMDEL , REALTOR In the following Tax Foreclosure List each certificate of tax aale Hated Is assigned a schedule number, an If ft seel ion, PT! of unc'lon, nen coachns and Mrs, Lois Mac- 5.Bedroom Colonial 704 Broad St. Shrewsbury 747-0221 BEGINNING at a point in the east- following each such schedule number is a statement of the information concerning each certificate as Is required r> tenee, claiifie or phrase of this orrtl- Donald directs the choreog- Located on heavily wooded lot. Two- ^^ erly aide of Sailors Way, said begin- law. The Information concerning such schedule certificates which Is required by law in as follows, and the in f">i*n Hh?tll OP held to hp unrotistl car garage plua run basement. Fully ning point being distant the following formation indicated by'each, column number below Is hereby incorporated by reference Into each certificate of tai tutlonal or Invalid, the remalnlnR pro- raphy. \ ANTIQUITY BUT MODTRTT coursca and distances measured along iale schedule. main in full force and effect, cirpeleil living room and dlnlnB room. aald easterly side of Sailors Way from 1 Eat-In kitchen, den wltli fireplace. Jurt Sounds funny but whpn you see thl 1. Column No. 1 sets forth schedule numbers. ARTICLE tn reduced tn J81..W0. CARh F. ZEL-invciy home you wilt aRree. Thrf the corner farmed by Ihe Intersection 2. Column No. 2 sets forth serial number or other Identification of certificate of tax sale. This ordinance shall take effect LERS-Realtor. 816-4M3. ncilroomB. Two haths, Screened porch of said easterly aide of Sailora Way 3. Column No. 3 sets forth' the date of recording of the tax sale certificate in the Monmouth County Cterk's of' ui>on Ita paa?»app. npn^ovnl nnd pub- Treed nlot. Part o( home over 30 with the southerly side ol Rumson lication an provided by law. $32,000 year.* old. Other additions 20 and 4 Road, vis: ATED: Jnnuary 'JI, WTO 76 -10-38 * 2887, p. 3'29 William Phillips Bl. 115, Lot Block 151 12/16/40 12.03 470.33 483.03 Gamp Bird nnd IINII l'trd ffN^TWN N eilr '•* ficrp. Full biiHcincnt. $SG,-10fl. Trlr PAUL KIEHNAN, Blicrlff, nr 10, Tax Map Lot 9 i IViidn Jncoltowllz MuMIe Mfillu Confer 'I'mHer Bt-Levpl. 2'i baths, ffrppfju'1e In ctpala only. 741-2O1S. Mrs, Will Pliimnx n ymiin twntnr Rnram \ Ally. 55 41-13 * • 2687, p. 338 William Michaels Block 113 Block 156 12/2:711 1T.M 374.55 391.59 ; NKW SMIlFAVSTlllny ~ SifcOflO Felt, lfi, •>:,, March I, 11 $G».0( PSNS SifrrlnTl'rogTiiin (1n»b A»- j lively (hrccbrtlrooni i-ustoml Lot 12 Lot 12 surlnionl James It. Deans i'.tiiL-li r,»rK(." Ultdipn and dlititm m IVnilam MJchaler Sftmdnri! Munlrni Itiwords 'TUANHFKHKKII, on JUBT OIT- 107 4U-0 * 26S7, p. 360 P. McCnnnon Block in Block 15fl 13/27/46 17.63 767.29 784.03 ' I'ulfK & Arms CWIOWIN'O Ynt'lt IKiMIO? — Tall or J"r balli.\ lull finished 'jnsemcnl v-iM-to.^Fill ••ui.r'i'iK. I.nvrlv iivn Lot .10/51 D Lot IB Triichft V-dtr lor Aiiplnllrnolt'H nuinllily Home's L. Fierce for Livtns mriKiulnr. Of Torn plcturps. slm] lot with pa Ho nmf bnrbpouc 8IH'--1 ientlniiB nnd. the form nr hlri, Club Speaker vn-iiii - liiim"(lfi)if nitru-ianrv. Kill 115 40-12 * 2687, p. 3fi8 Mary N. Ilorge Block Ul Block U!) 12/23/19 12.13 4S8.59 501.31 tonLrnct and bond for Hie nrrmoanl prlcfB, (leHprliitlmia. Ah^lutHy n WAN' CO.. Realtors. -75 Nrwmn work arc 011 file In tnc Office of ttu- rosl. no (.Dtls.illdii. APPl.KllkOOI' 1 Lot 12 Lot 7 RED DANK - James R. ActENCY, UrnUors. M5O iiwy. US, Mid Spring* 11Jfll-<{«l V«T> vlty *<••••<•• M. C, Antlers Lot 7-B Lnt IS In ilic npeclnl mlrtrufl'HMJ vnvclojtv, blocks" tn Hi'htxil. Kuriy pr^sca-Mot nnd mitral nlr-roHriltloiilnfi. Km | 131 G'l-S 12/8/67 26R7, p. Ill George UkJin 27.01 149.21 176.25 Qt ncrompunlml by a certlfU'd clvck Monmoulh County, discussed S ' 111 '•'1,1J' 'V S 11 \7,F'.TON }li"' Block 90 Block 85 12/11/62 drawn to tlio order of the Trcanurrr tar, 13 W. Mver lid, Jlunwon, JH. dining room, flrrplncr. deluxe r*jiI - J: 11 1)15 " 1MB7, p. 2G1 Nalliiin Bltterman 23.00 871.03 806.1)5 or the St ulc nf Now .1 c:-si> v. «• r ;i "How Service Clubs Can 3'JW. lUlrltrii mul twn rt,..)Si Tranafn--.'! Tas 'MBI>. Bl. Blor-k llfl 12/23/35 1)1 rl bond, any of which shall nut ln> owner (inkitiK $ 1(1.000 K.A. ARM Help in the Battle Against Al- 30 11!DS * 2087, p. 2S!t Mury Brnirr ira Lot 8 • Lot 1 |i 10 78J.SD 7D8.D3 1I*(*.H Uian U\% nf tin- amounl of tlic STTKINC AOKN'CY, Rr-jiltor. . "i; bid, nnd (A) delivered at tho nbnv<' Prosier! Avp., Lit tip Silver. 741-4,'rftO, or Tax Mac. Bl. Hlouv 21b » "'" " of 1 or before the hour tminad coholism" at a meeting ofthe UOUSKS FOR SALE Mm, C. L. Diirr llf), Lot 3 Lot 2 " U6S7, p. 201) Gcrlriirie ]>nrr n.111 780.50 798.00 j hid will be Hcccpteii nfttT Kiwanis Club in the Molly 57. J2«I» Tux Map, Bl. Block 221 • ' tlio ludlr ni)[>ffric(l. Rids not no fliih- IIOUSKS FOR SALE 17!), Lot 0 Lot B mlLtcd wll) bo considered Informal Pitcher Motor Inn. Mrs. Miiry Hauer (1 will lip irlocled. The •nirurlttr KEANSBURG Si)1 11S1 * 2087. p. 312 Mictincl Farley Bl. 227, Lot Block IW 11/ fi/37 11.79 657.81 0S9.0O urtcrves thn rlftlit tu reject nny and John Burns, chairman of 6. Tax Map Lot 15 all I>U1.^ iiivl to nwnnl cnntnurl' In Five-room, orte-slory house Two bed FOR REAL SERVICE "' Mllio Kiirley part or whole If deemed to the ">oat (he Kiwanis speakers commit- rooms. Baseboard heal, Vacant. Good 71 JdS * • 20S7, p. 327 Catherine Henry 111, 2H (1IH Block Iffl) G/20/38 1.717. It 1,732.01 litrtnviU rjf tint ai»*e to iln so. T|ir (or VA or FHA duyars, Only $13,900. IN REAL ESTATIE ,' fir U«. 20-21 (IB) Lot 20 Uccoss/ul bidder will be required to tee, arranged the program. Mre. C. Henry L.B. (irnlflh fiiirpty do(i/« + i KlmbClk 2.20 49 75'/i If-U Ad Millls .20 12 131J 13V. 13'/! + i Koppers 1.60 nvt + » upward momentum yesterday there was no tangible had been up 2.70. The Asso- were recorded by 14 issues off, while oil and tobaccos Address 1.40 17 43»/i 42'/j 43i. +l'i 51 45 4JV. 45 + Kroftco 1.70 65 19V. 38'/! were mixed. Admiral 21 125* 12 12V. + 38% — V, Fund after riding out profit-taking evidence that the big-money ciated Press GO-stock average and lows by 25 stocks. i Kresge SS .40 183 iVh 57 AetnaUf 1.40 197 42V: 41V; 42'/j + SPA + 1/4 I Kroger 1.30 HI 33111 30S 31V. + Va early in the session. markets would make such a rose 2.5 to 279.7, with indus- Volume declined to 11.7 mil- The American Stock fix- Air Red ,20e 70 17*i 17V. 1714 . Lear Sleg .50 AlconAlu 1.20 24 20 • 19V2 20 . '/! 98 27% 27 27 — i LchPCem .60 28 ISVj UV, The profit-taking had start- move. trials up 4.1, rails 70.6, and lion shares from 12,3 shares change index was unchanged AllegCp .»a 124 UVj 111'. + + tt AUegLud 2.40' Leti Vol Ind 94 8!'» 7!'. 8V. + V. ed oa Monday and followed Several large banks have re- utilities 70.25. Monday. at 25.75. Among the 1,064 is- 11 37V. + j Uhmn 1.47e Listings 65 19',. 16',s 19'A + '/, A'^gPw 1.3J x72 2131 2IV« 2Hi i LlbOFrd 2.80 big price gains last Wednes- cently denied that they would The New York Stock Ex- An 82,600 - share block sues traded, declines out- AiTledCh 1.20 222 4W, 40'/3 41 Va + VJ 198 2444 + V, Llbb McN L 80 9 I'll 9 AllledStr 1.40 102 2631 26'/! 26'/! .. . . Ugg My 2.50' BkJ Ask Inves Bos 12.03 13.15 day and Friday. cut their rate shortly. They change index of some 1,200 of Benguet sold at 9. numbered advances 462 to Allls Chalm 16 34 33V. 33'/. + '/. 67 25H 24>/e 25'/i + % Ling TV 1.33 G6 244a 23'/2 24'/4 Abertn 2.10 2.30 Investors Group: The broadly based .advance have said the high cost of common stocks advanced The largest block was 90,- 390. Volume advanced to 3.9 Alcoa 1.90 49 73',4 72 72}4 — Va Litton 1.89t Admiraltd y Funds: IDS ndf 4.76 5,18 AMBAC .50 162 !8'/4 27 28'/4 + V, 25 17 I6V4 17 + 3* Lockheed Air 92 16V. 15V. 16 — '/. Grwih 8.37 9.17 Mul 9.5810.41 yesterday was the result, ac- the funds which they loan 0.29 to 50.48. Standard & 100 shares of Mattel, which million shares from 3.8 mil- Am Hess .O7e 179 25'. 24*« 25'/4 + V? LoewsThe .13 Incom 3.81 4.18 Prog 4.65 5.06 Am Alrlln .to 186 37V4 36% 3754 + y, lion shares Monday. 152 29Vi 2844 2?'4 — 34 LoneS Cem 1 Insor 7.92 8.67 Slock IS.5220.13 cordingJo analysts, of inves- prohibits an imminent lower- Poor's 500-stock index rose .52 sold at 69. The stock closed ABrands 2.10 1(108 14'/4 23V» 24V. + 'A 163 33333*« 3232'//» 33'.4 + 'I, LonnSGa 1 12 105 20% 20V. 20'/J + '/4 AdvlsrA(iii| ,sH 5.63 6.15 Select 8.76 9.42 tor confidence that large ing of the prime rate. to 90.23. at 71V4, off 4!4. Corporate bonds were mixed AmBdcst 1.20 118 33Vl 311 n 7.13 >.71 Var Py 7.59 !.24 Am Can 2.20 32"4 —1 LonglsLt 1.30 50 24'/8 2314 24V, + id *"'"™ 60 39 Mul e 9.18 V.IS Inv Resh 4.81 5.30 ' ACrySug 1.40 JHVB 38'/8 — 'M Lucky Sir .60 50 32'/« 32% 32'/. + V, ' banks soon would reduce their The, Dow Jones average of Advances outnumbered de- Gainers on the Big Board and governments mostly 16 26 25'/a 251. — 4i Lukens Stl I 37 1S>I, 2. All Am F .80 .87 Istel 18.6219.20 ArnCyan 1.25 178 26*1 24 15V, +1'/.Alpha Fd 11.69 1!.78 Ivy 7.95 7,95 prime rate of interest to 8 30 industrials closed with gain clines, 836 to 531, among .included steels, motors, rub- lower. AmEIPw 1.64 25'/. 26»i + Vt LVO Corp 58 7'/. 11, IV, 183 31tt '""3O'/• (31V. — u LykeYng .15e 51 13/4 l: Amcop 5.95 6.50 J Hncocfc 7.85 8.53 Am Enka la 12'/4 12'/. + '.'4 Am Bus 3.11 3.36 Johnstn 21.10 21.10 A Home 1.50 7 31 3O'/s 30?. . Am Hosp .24 121 66'/. 66'/664* + to M-N-0 Am Dvln 10.02 10.95 Keystone Funds: AmMFdy .90 170 44 V4 43','n 44 T- •• AEx spl 9.07 Apollo 9.37 W.2S 72 213'. 20><» 20% — si, Macke Co .30 5 16V, 16Ii% 163/4 Am Erth 5.77 6.31 Cu- s B" l 18.3519.16 AMetClx 1.40 Mac m l Am, Motors 132 38% 38(4 3B'/2 — Vj V RH 1 61 35'0 34'/B 35'/! + Vl A*m In**,v 6.61 6.61 Cus B2 19.70 2149 Mot| 43 21»/4 m M u 8.47 9.26 AmNatGos 2 116 I'll 9Va 9% — Va F,a 31V. + '/. ^OC 7.22 7.89 Cos K2 5.04 5.51 546 3514 34 35'/. +1'/, "larcor Inc I. X124 56 55'/! Anchor Group: 17.50 1P.J3 Am Std 1 ca lt Am T&T !.4O 845 293'. 29 29?. + '/a Mar Mid 1.60 59 39V: 39 39'/i + ','. Capl" t 8.58.59 9.49.411 cus 52 9.74 10.63 1099 5231 51V. 52% +1V, MartlnM 1.10 X6x677 IB 18 + i! Grwthh 11.70 12.813.822 cus S3 7.38 t.06 AMK Cp .30 Incme 7:92 b.6B Hotel-Airline Knot Tightens 141 27'/i 271/, + 7/, MoyDStr 1.69 155 2«'s 24ft _ 1, Inane 7:92 B.68 Cus S4 4,94 5.39 AMP Inc .58 26'4 *,,. -r 3 ln 1 9 ']a- 73 2525?B' 24J/, 25'/. + ft , ™, » «•«' '?2 polar 3.98 4.36 Airipex Corp 310 55'/. 5434 55V. — Vt T" '" A o1111 Fd Anocond 1.90 195 39V, 3711 38 - 34 McDonnD .40 X74 22H 22 22V4 + r. P 1M 7.91 Knlckb 6.90 7.57 e d Cor Anch Hock 1 XI37 30 29l'i 30 + Vi ^ ? c P ' ?1 2914 19%20'/i + '/1 ASJOCIO 1.27 1.39 Knlck Gt 10.0911.05 AncorpNSv 1 45 43 41V. 42 + 1/1 JJelvSho 1.50 32 79% 7.9, 79V4 + v, Astron 5.70 6.23 Lex Grth 10.07 11.01 ArchDan 1.60 7'IWi 19"4 19'/. — '/, "l"^ 20 179 IO8V4 IO6V1 107V4 + ','4 Axe Houghton: i.w R!ch 15.23 16.6J ArmcoSt 1.60 15 58'/i SB'i 58'A — V. *JGW 43 27V, a\t 27'/.+1% Fu"d A 5.63 6.12 Llosrty 5.88 4.43 u B By JOHN CUNIFF ports that although tight mon- World acquired Hilton Inter- Armour 1.60 51 26'/. 2614 263. + 4. Wia-odot .10c 26 22V, 22V. 223* + '/. f, ™. "ilWA,' Llle Slk 5.7-- 1 ..4.2. 4 their time, sometimes frazz- ArmstCk .10 8 4311 43 43 _ ,/' MldSoUiil .96 81 23% 23 23^4 4. 1/4 Stock NEW YORK (AP) - Dur- ey has delayed some projects, national. British Overseas 80 109% 10714 s cl 6.23 (.81 Life Inv 7.65 8.37 ling their nerves in traffic Wl 32'/. 32 12 —I MlraiMM 1.75 !0»±l o h CP LI c N 3 oil 5Jn " <" 10.0711.01 the amount of planning sug- AshldOII 1.20 657 26 2SV, 25'/.^',/. MinnPL, ,.2» 34 18'/4 18'/4 I8V4 + k Babson ing the past decade of intense owns safari lodges in Kenya. jams. AsidOG 1.29 Un 311 4Hi 4O',i 411. + '„• J^" '•?"" 169 4?','4 41'/. 19 _ v. Beacon ui? iH? » *" '" corporate diversification, few gests a new wave of building. Scandinavian Airlines owns AH ftlcftfld 7 488 «Ui 67V, 69'/. + '/„ "Ohosco 1.10 3 26 2« Business Atlas Chem 1 0 1 8 244 34% 34'/4 It HerBersg Kn Kntt MW^SHj*"]?*** Extra Time" 39 201. 20V. 203*.... ft "!!! ?'-, ? 34% C n industries have intermingled The major airports, espe- hotels in Oslo and' Copenha- Atlas Carp 71 4 l'/o 3'/a MonlDUl 1.78 13 30V. 29% -y, BlaiBondstr Fkd 10.7511.75 ° °" «•»«-« An official of the American Avco Cp 1.20 104 23'. 2244 23 '+"£ MontPw 1,61 58 3114 3014 31V30'/ . +1 -—•'-"- 6.32 6.91 their interests as tightly as cially those which will han- gen. Avnet Inc .40 497 11'/. 11V. ll'/i + V, Mor-N""'"-- c "" 69 35'/4 35 35 • airlines and hotels, and the Mirror Society of Association Exec- Avon Prod 2 52 174 172'. 174 +2 Motorola 1 254 126 120'/! 123'/. —3'/. dle the new 747 jets are ex- No More 'Alrtels' BotlckW 1.34 XI22 28'4 26Vi 28',l +1%MtSJaTT 1.34 15 22% 22'/; W/i — V, sH5( ,;s,!f.wS « «'w utives now claims: "In this Nat Alrlln ,40 » SJ 112114.28 11.9513.04 knot is getting even tighter. pected to attract the biggest Bolt CE 1.82 7t Jl'/l 31 31'. - ','. 151 19 18V. 19 + Vi Mos5 Gth Few of these airline-owned1 BeatFds 1 Nat Blsc 2.2(1 Bullock Calvin: Moss Tr U.is l«.Ol day and age businessmen 23" 38V"" i 3814 38'/! 45 54ft 54M, 54*i — Ii Bllllck 3.9615.29 55.S5 1.55 hotels, but some of the small- ; peckman .50 Nat Can .80 90 74 73 74 + Ik Mates 12.09 12.09 The situation really may hotels are directly on airport 22 45 4! 45 +2 NatCosh 1.2Q Candn 18.88 20.42 Mo|her5 er airports may have a some- v^an't spare the extra half day EcecliAr .75b 25 !7!i 16Vi 173* + 1V. 216 144'/! 140'/4 144 +Hi Dlvld 3.55 3.69 6.16 6.73 not be very unusual when you • The O'Hareport Bell How .60 Nat Distil .90 62' I6V4 16'/. 16V4 + Vi 12.88 M.(M grounds, although many are'Ii it takes to get downtown from 382 33 31 32% NotFuEl 1.61 NGtW S 9.9210.73 what different boom of their flendlx 1.60 29 29ft 19V, — >i 16 25'/4 24'/. 35'/. + » NY Vnt 18.50 20.26 12.73 13.91 consider that a tobacco com- A new hotel at Chicago's Not Gcnl .20 5 >' the airport and back again." BonelFIn 1 40 B6 50 4». 49'/4 +IV4 83 14 ,i I4?4 14H — V. own: Condominiums. close enough to have at one Bonguet NatGyps 1.05 55 2314 CG Fd 8.9^ 9.63 flip ^?h fig \% pany now sells cat food, a O'Hare Airport, appropriate- 2331 9'/! + VB Not Indust 22»/< 73V,3/, — V,/, Beth Stl 1 SO 45 VI, 8.00 8.77 Mu OmG 5,56 5.50 Corporate Demands 202 28 27?i 28 + Vi NatLcad .47c 73/4 77. + '/a Capomr soft drink firm sells baseball ly called O'Hareport, has 40 time been called airtels, a Although it may not take a Block HR .24 Mu 195 64''. 63W 64 — ','4 Nat Steel 2.50 124 2514 24'/j 2514 + 'A rCopf it, Inci', i'S i% Omln 9.7510.60 Brener expects that as Boeing Co .40 129 42 4134 42 +'/4 Ca--p. I Shr 7.00 7,67 , gloves, and the once enimical business meeting rooms and name that failed to stick be- half day, it often can take an 293 24','! 73V4 24'/. .. Nat Tea .80 4114 2 ' Cent M sh t5 <5 154S BolsCas .25b 254 70 29 1314 13 13*4 + (> rf. ,J "-5012.57 Mu| Trst }.]0 3,30 61 tWi — VT Notomos .25 Channlng Funds , what it claims will be the small corporate aircraft in- hour each way. In addition, Borden 1.20 140 24V. 24V. 2414 + NIogMP 1,10 Sped 2.53 2.77 Real estate dealers report O'Hareport claims that one 68 15!'. 14'/. 15 + Vt NorlolkWst 6 K94 17 V. 17 17'/. + '/4 Bond 5.33 5.13 hotel-airline alliance is the BulovaW .60 16 33 48 84'/. 82'/. 83V. —IV. Chase Group: 4.!1 4.60 sider buying nearby apart- clined to accept the name but business executive puts it Bunk Ramo 32'/. 33 + assure' this way: BurlNorth wl 59 37 UVi Wi + Frnt 4.48 7.08 the way people live, play and 66 401i 40'/. 40H NoAmRk 1.20 212 17* 17'/4 17'/i !ncom 5.22 5.70 themselves of suitable ac- commodations so close to the Burrghs .60 o G s J Shrhd At least two large chains 311 149% 145'/. 14B'/. +11. !j t! g ;*° 6S 47 ' 46'/« 47 + % 10.8211.883 stc)ck 8.02 8.77 conduct their business, and "I like sessions at the air- Cat Flnonl oS oPw M 42 26V. 25'/i 26'/. + V, Sped commodations. Sirport. Some travelers CampRL .45a 106 11V4 10*. 1114 + !. S ' ] Chemcl '•JJ '-'5 Nel Grit) 9.3810.20 the way in which it is trans- reportedly are planning ma- port. My men can't get away 91 18 1614 18 +114 K°r7^f ' 48 32 31% 32 +34 17.95 19.62 neuw|h 22.M22.14 thought of them as being pri- CampSp 1.10 V4 Wsr Alrl .45 Colonial: The air-hotel alliance has CaroPLI I.J4 85 35=4 232 263'. 26V« 26V. - % Equty N W "51 "4 forming cornfields into busy jor projects at Los Angeles. from me there. Only one bar 32'i 33'/! 114 MwtBanc 1.20 28 34V, 33Va 34V4 +IV4 marily for screws, and, In CarrlerCp .60 52 33 !4 Nl Fund Two others reportedly bought another facet also. The line 109 38'/4 37'i 38 Vz "-'°" '-5° centers of activity. and no place else for them CorterW ,40a i NortSIm 1.221 Grwth that can offer first-lass ho- fact, many are heavily used Case Jl 70 27 Vent It is not at all unusual for land recently at Atlanta. And to go. We get the job' done CastteCke .60 10 IP. ii"4 ir/. + tel rooms often wins the job by airline personnel. • CaterTr 1.20 42 27'/i 26V. 27V. + SSSL'II businessmen to fly into an two more chains are planning a lot faster this way without 383 41V. 40 40 — of flying the passenger. Most Businessmen often charged CelaneseCp 2 airport and never see the hotels near O,'Hare. big city or resort attractions." Ccnco Ins .30 X99 60S) 59- 6M + of the big carriers, therefore, right by the new facilities in Cent SW 1.90 74'37'/4 36'/. 367. + downtown area, except on the Stephen Brener, a vice pres- Ccrro 1.40b 61 44V. 44'/. 44=i + are hoteliers also. order to get to conventional Cortteed .80 85 28V> 27V. 28Vi + .. distant skyline or from the ident of realtor Hemsley- CcisnaA .BOb J7 25'/i 25'/i 35Vi + to Spear Inc., and an authority Pan American *owns Inter- downtown establishments, un- CFI Stl .S0a 24 20Vi 50 20 . plane as it ascends and de- wittingly wasting hours of Ches Ohio 4 6 23'/4 31'/. 32 + on motel-hotel properties, re- continental Hotels.' Trans ChlPneuT 2 41 52?« !2'/» 52W scends. , CrtrlsCft .30) 129 33 32% 33 — V, r-9-R Comp AS 14.21 15.57 Pilgrim ?.'13 998 Chrysler .60 X68 9« 9V. 9*i + >A Compel 7.65 8.37 PIlS 7.44 r« P.S. ClTFIn 1.B0 300 M'A' • means Plus Service CltleiSvc 2.30 197 43% ClarkEq 1.40 117 38% between Asbury Park ClovEIIII 2.16 68" UVi CocaCol 1.44 67 33'/. 33% 33'/. + Vi p;;iVil w. and Newark Cola Pal 1.30 33 16 1(/4 16 +1 Consu In 4.20 4.59 Grwth 24.46 24.46 102 J3» a 83V. + V. SSnAm WAIr 223 )3i/i 13'/. 13V. — Vt Contl Ml J.35 8.35 ColllnsR .20p 22 43'/. 43 «Vi p , N Era f-70 9.70 . Cololntst 1.60 Panh E w 103 37V4 34V.I 343/. — V. Cont Glh 9.36 9.45 N Hor 26.(6 26.66 CBS 1.40b P.S. #130 ColuGas 1.68 ComlSolv .40 Firm's Record Is OK ComwEd 3.30 Asbury Park- Comsat ConFood 1.10 .- Decat Inc 11.29U.34 537 41 391t —IV. PepsiCo 1 Georj 13.6514.92 Con Edls 1.B0 218 54V4 53'/. 5414-14 Delawre 12.2413.31 Grth » 80 10.73 Newark Buses ConNatG 1.76 70 3814 31 3Slt + 14 Porlcct Film 18 13'/» 1314 131i — 14 Delta Tr 7.93 8.67 Servingi 122 27'/. 27'/j 27H + Ve PflicrC 1 6O0 1 Incom 7.70 1.42 115 112V4 111 111 /. —1/2 Downt F 6.12 6.71 Invest 7.12 7.71 er Electronics. Shares at 16x 117 27V. 26''. 26'/) + V, Phelps D 2 10 61 53 51 V« 53 + '/a Drtxel 15.0215.02 By ROGER E. SPEAR Cramer has recently moved UNCROfT-'HOlMDEL 115 36V, 357« 36Vi — la pnila El 1.64 Vlsto 9.41 10.21 Cons PDwr 2 95 24V4 2414 2414 - V. Dreyf Fd 11.8412.9» VOYCO 7.71 S.43 projected 1970 results are not MATAWAN—SAYREWOODS ContAIrL .50 53 13V< 12','s 12'/. — ',. Philip Mori Q - I hold shares of Cram- to a new, larger plant and installed a more advanced excessively priced in relation NEWARK AIRPORT er Electronics listed on the en roulo to Newark Boston Stock Exchange. Do computer" control system to the company's demonstrat- Successful j Frequenf semca. low fares. Fast trip you have any information on which will permit further ed growth. •" "" , Q — We purchased SCM at via Parkway and Turnpike this issue? My cost is about tightening in inventory con- Ait bus operator about low cost TO-trjp 33.25 33.32 $45 a year ago. What is your Ciwlcs Com 15 «VS IH 8'/l + '/4 PSvcEG 1.64 160 26V. 2SV. 263i + 44 Egret 12.4713.55 Bol 1^.7914.79 10, adjusted, for the 2-for - l Investing commutor ticket, Cox Bdcst 12 2*2 24V. 24Vi - '/..Publklnd .451 trol, the mainspring in a dis- 11 8 Vlt 6 + V. Emra Sc 7.37 8.05 Com St 10.J6 10.34 opinion on the chances of re- MJflllC SERVICE COORDINATED TRANSPORT CPCIntl l.JO 321 36'/4 351'! 35'/i + '/" Pueb Sup .28 22 Wi 2234 22Vi - 'A Energy 12.8012.80 split. E.W. CrouseHInd 1 EqulEqulf 3.48 3.80 tributing business. In 1969 the 17 21'/I 2O'/j 21'/! + >/4 PuoS PL 1.76 27 32 3IVi 32 41 Entprse 7.7...5. . _. „,. 7.S2 8.22 covery in one to two years? CrowCol 1.071 105 2714 26>/4 26'/. Pullman 2,80 Inv 14 47 46Vj 46Vi - 34 Equity 8.787 7 959.58 ! s,f,c A, 9.70 10.49 A — This electronic equip- company, through the acqui- Crown Cork 261 167a U14 161i — 14 Questor .50 II 18V. 18V. 18V. -'A Eqot Gth 17.8419.55 s« - •' • . • •'••'•. M.W. C nZcll 1.60 :S 15.34 16.77 ment distributor has compiled 3< 34V: 3314 34U + '/« RalstonP .60 277 29'/. 29 29'A Essex 16.40 SJ !,„„„l 18.7718.77 sition of two California firms, Cudohv .681 21 13'/. 1314 13'/. + 14 Ranco Inc .92 » 18i4 WJs 18'/i + V. Everst In 12.6413.11 side 1970, Cramer could realize a A — Diversification into CurllssWrt 1 J 10.03 10.99 an outstanding record. Sates 11 16 ,i 1614 161'. + Ve Raytheon 60 SB 29 28% 28V. Folrtd 10.7211.72 llama 9.71 10.61 entered the West Coast mar- RCA 1 15 per cent - 20 per cent gain food, paints and resins, small 296 3044 30V. 30!'j + v. Farm Bu 10.6210.62 51S inv 10.71 11.70 have increased tenfold in the ReadinRdl g Co - ket. In addition, Midwestern DanRlvr ,25e 32 12 1144 ll!i + II 15Vi 15Vi Wi - 44 Fed Grin 13.1314.35 sinma Tr 1.63 9.33 last decade while income in- in earnings from the 90 cents . household appliances and pa- Dart Ind .30b 41 5014 49V. 50'. + RelchCh .50 21 12 1134 11V4 Fid Cop 11.2112.33 smith B 9.43 9.43 a share reported in fiscal representation was gained per products has materially DaycoCp 1,14 !( 2H4 2114 214i - V, 71 3634 35% 34V. + Vi Fid Fund 15.3716.80 5wn |nv 1.41 9.09 creased 600 per cent. For the OoytnPL 1.60 51 73 70'/. 73 +134 Fid Trnd 23.28 25.44 5w,m Gt 7.56 8.17 through the acquisition of Hy- K6 25'A 2434 25 ReynMct 1.10 fiscal year ending September, altered the outlook for this of- Dccrc Co 2 HI 41 4134 43 + H 112 34?'. 33V. 34V. Financial Prog: v,vpr inv 11.5314.12 DelMntt 1.19 ReynTob 3.40 94 39'4 39V. 3934 - Vi Dynm 6.39 7.00 Spectra 8.64 9.47 fice equipment manufacturer 21 UVi U Wi RaonSil .50e DellaAIr .40 303 34'/« 3< 34'/. + Vt 5°.? 3r 'SJ 157 ' 614 6Vi (V. — '/• Indust 4.07 4.46 sfFrm Gt 5.17 S.I7 DenRGr 1.10 D 22 23"i 23V. 23V. - Vt Incom st st 4S SO 46 !0 Acquisitions in 1967 reduced 1 17'/. 17V4 11V. - V. SoJcCoSL i 541 DctEdll 1.40 al -ni/. -MT/. 111/. j a/. 3°' . S*l i 131 1734 16'/. 17V. +1V. Vent ••55 S-fi °« - - 231* Wh 33V. / Royal Dut 2d the contributions from of- Del Steel 8( 1U4 11'/. Wh 114 37V» 36Vi 37V. + V. FstF Vo 8.37 9.15 steodman Funds: New Firm Announced In Bayshore DlaShom 1.40 * it RyderSys ,50 404 39 3tVi 384* -34'Fstln pis 10.48.40 11.39.217 Am Ind 10.3011.29 fice machinery operations to DlllonCo .Mb 9.1310.01 Flduc 6.55 7.H ing facilities, but will also im- be Corson Ellis of Navesink. 26 per cent of sales. However Disney 306 l Sclen 4.20 4.M ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Diverslnd .36 :eln Roe Fds: Hellmuth Kuhnke of West 146 19 1919 + to Bal 11.98 lt.9l H. Kuhnke Gmbh of Malente, port parts and assemblies since profit margins in this DomeMIn .80 . II SIVi S)'lt o, ff 34 +1 Fst Nat 7.47 8.16 5214 +11* TO 3M1 IJ» Wi + 44 Fst Sltra 43.25 47.23 Cop Op 13,3513.35 Germany will act as presi- DowChm 260 v West Germany, and Kessler- from the parent company, H. field are higher, the division 302 7244 7134 "'& + ' SoFeTn'd T« Stock U.4313.43 Drculnd 1.40 41 2744 37 364 2514 24V1 25V3 +1 Flel Cap 7.00 sup'inG* 4.S6 7.S2 Kuhnke in West Germany. dent and Raymond Haase of accounts for a proportionate- DuktPw 1.40 273 2644 26 jjVi J ,/.' SonFelnt .30 164 23'/. 22 22 -IV. Flel Fnd 6.34 SuolnSt -•-•»" Ellis Products, Inc. of Atlan-' duPont 1 25o 240 100 9 2344 23V1 23'/2 - V. Flo Glh 7.13 7.79 Svncr Gt The product line will in- Wall Township will be prod- Duo LI 1.66 61'/. Fnd Gth 5.53 6.04 TMR Ap tic Highlands, announce ttie ly high percentage, of prof- D/fla Arn .40 64 25 . uct manager. ances 9*4 9 Foundrs 8.01 8.75 Teachrs 9.43 9.83 formation of H. Kuhnke, Inc. clude a complete line of mini- its. The Glidden-Durkee divi- Eait Air Lin 1SH 1434 154* - '/< Foursq 9.89 1O.U1 Techncl «.O3 4.59 EasKodak la 22J 17'/j 17 ature pneumatic controls in- sion is an increasingly impor- 31S 81 79Vj 157 32V. 31V4 3144-34 Franklin Group: Ttchnol 7.27 7.15 to manufacture and sell pneu- The new company will be a 27 40V. 39'/4 40'/. +34 DNTC 9.3310.22 Temp Gt 25.22 27.56 cluding cylinders, valves, fit- tant part of SCM's business Srwln 6.41 7.J4 Towr MR «08 6.14 matic and electrical controls joint venture with H. Kuhnke Utll 6.42 7.04 Tran Cap 7.39 8.03 and components. tings, and timers, Electrical in Germany supplying techni- and accounts for about 51 per Incom. 2.14 2.35 Trav Eq 9.9210.(4 products will include relays cent of sales. EllraCp 1.20 ...... - Freedm 7.77 J.J2 Tudor Fd 15.7617.22 The new company will have cal know how along with Emer glee 1 28 45ft «34 45ft +1 Fd trMut 10.0010.00 TwnC Gt 3.73 4.08 its office and plant at 1 E. and rotary solenoids. product "development and End Johnsn • 316 2!'/. 22Vj 22(4 - V. Fund Am 9.21 10.09 TwnC Inc 4.23 4.42 Cutbacks in government Essexlnl 1.20 144 78V. 7/j 35Mf + 34 GrlhFd A 7,35 8.04 5cl«n 7.47 S.19 Funding Agency H. Kuhnke of West Germa- Fedders .40 SO 5O'.i 4834 50'/. +1V4 Grth Ind 20.91 20.91 Vona 9,01 9.M Coronet Adds months ended December, Flltrol 2 33* 32V, fflk-HiSfSj,"^ 40 1444 14'A 14VJ + V. Gryphn 14.41 15.7-5 UF.. dd CaConn 8.42 9.20 the opportunity for complete, ny for many years has been FcdDcptStr 1 W. 38 38'/. ;S &« .12. 174 3J'/J 374* 38'/< - 34 Guardn 24.31 24.31 Maim Lln» Fd: MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - known in Europe as a preci- 1969, were off 17 per cent to Flrestne 1.60 48'/. 48 48)4 + 44 fR°r,f£ ft 48 2044 2031 2044 + V. HFI 4.33 4.73 val Lin 7.24 7.93 unbiased, balanced financial 8 159 54 53V. 53'/. + Vt Glh S. Tim Schwartz, president of $1.01 a share on a 9 per cent FstChrt 2.291 37V. 34V. 37 + V. IL ^'™ 8.29 9.06 Incom 4.85 5.32 sion manufacturer of relays, Fllntkote 1 IS 1134 111'. 1114 - '/» Honour 1.28 1.39 spl Sit 6.58 7.21 Coronet Planning Corpora- planning." 3(0 47 454. 4614 - '/i Horbor gain in sales. Full fiscal year Flo Pow 1.60 72 49 48' 49 StOIICol 2.80 8.67 9.48 VnceS Spl 7.91 II M and pneumatic controls. Kess- 332 42 4O'/> 42 tl% Hortvill tion; general agent for United The Coronet Company is FIOPowLt ! 59 71V. 71 71'/. + V StOIIInd 2.30 12.72 12.72 Vandrbl 7.50 8.20 ler-EUis Products is primari- results will probably be FMC Cp .85 152 iw 34 WA at StdOIINJ .(fflo 1610 5314 53% 53V4 - Vi HiC Lev 10.6" 7 10^6•7 Vong•• d• 4,75 5.19 States Life Insurance Com- at the Strathmore Profession- FoodFalr .90 18 1914 19 1» StdOIIOh 2.70 161 73V4 71 73V4 t 'A Hldb Gor 6.05 8.05 Vor IIndr P 4.91 5.34 ly engaged in the sale and slightly below the ?2.37 report- FordMol 2.40 4™ 42V. 431/, +T" St Pockaglnj 30 Vh IV, 8V«. + 'A Hedge 11.8412.98 Vlklnq al Building, Et. 34, here. 176 ..._ ... 6.50 7.70 pany in New York City, an- manufacture of electro me- ed in fiscal 1989. Recovery ForMcKs .10 253 24Vi 25'/. 25'/» 14 |•«''* 'f, 27 3134 31 31'/. t '•* Herltje 2.79 3.05 VValist I" "31 12.16 FreepSul 1.60 114 23'/. 223i 22V. 142 43V. 42V. 43 — Vi H Monn " 15.31 15.95 Wa/< - ','. Textron .90 103 IV!* 2IV» 22', 4 +134 Gillette 1.40 Thlokol .40 41 1214 ll'A 12 — ", life insurance, accident and based on exchange and other 2S0 4914 48V. 48!'. + V. TlmesAAIr .50 Glsn Alden 309 X57 36 35'/i 34 - 44 American iiealth insurance and mutual Before her promotion, Miss volume sales. B'/4 844 B»/. + "4 TlmkRB 1.80 Global Marln 52 17Vo 16'/! 17 — Ii 14 29'/» 2»Vi 29'/l t '/« Goodrich 1.72 9 27V: 27'A !7'/i — Vt funds under one roof offers Mac Farlane was a program- New York spot quotations (O 333i 32U 32>/4-V, IaddShR,1i2,l) GOLDEN Goodyear .B5 41 Trans W Air 99 2O'/J 20V. 20'/! + V. mer. GraceCo I.SO 410 2B34 28 follow: !3'/» + Ii Transmr .50b 391 23 2244 23 > V. GonlleC Stl 47 24 23Vs 73 6'/i 614 63. + Vi 36 15Vl 15V. 1534 — V. Transitron Exchange She is a graduate of Red Standards 40-43. CrantW 1.50 35 XVi Wit 30Vi + Vt ANCHOR X209 51 49Vi TrICont 1.82c G A9.P 1.30 TRW Inc 1 Republican Club Whites — Fancy large (47 Gt West Flnl 18 2734 26)» m 1734 17V> ii% t 34 NEW YO"K 'Ap' • Tuesday's selected Bank Catholic High School 1077 22'A 21'A22V« Twcn Cent lbs. min.) 46-48. Fancy medi- G.WnUnll .90 UAL Inc I 77 25% 25'/. ISV, + Vi American Stock Exchange prices: and Georgian Court College, INVESTMENT GreenGnt .94 183 26V4 25Vi 25'/. 0 \AVt \AV* \AVk SofCS Htt 12 29 29 !9 + V. UMC Ind ,72 Meets Friday um (41 lbs. average) 37-40. Greyhound 1 Un Carbide 2 24B 3744 wl 373t +"44 Chdi.) High Low clou chg. GrummnCp 1 77 14". 14'/11654 + Vi iakewood. Miss Mac Farlane Un Elec 1.20 X0« IV i SEA BRIGHT - The next Fancy smalls (36 lbs. aver- CERTIFICATES h OJI. Oil 1.50 42 11'I 21 21 Vi — Vi • Mr West 55 10 944 934 - 34 UnOIICol 1.60 241 34V4 33 joined Prudential in 1966 af- GulfStaut ,96 4<6 2634 26V. 26'/) — V. 111 44',4 43VJ 43V, -+IV 414 Am Pelr .850 88 3344 3!'/. 33V. + 34 meeting of the Sea Bright Re- age) 32-34'/,. 420 22 2O'/s 21V. Un Pac Co 2 MINIMUM $10,000 GulfWIn .40a UnlofiPacUnlonPacIIf 2 x15 39'/i 38V. 38V/ - '/, AO Indust 63 4V. 4 4V. + V. ter college graduation. Browns — None. Holllburt 1.05 361 18'4 17'/4 I8'/1 70 19V. 1844 19 + V. Mf, Best .30 1 17V. 17'/j I7VI - '/. publican Club will be held at MINIMUM 2.YEAR TERM horrls Inl 1 50 49V. 4844 4844 — 14 Unlrovol .70 UnltAlrc l.BJ 154 36V. 35'/. 36'/! + 44 ^LGas 1.70 7S 38 26'A 28 +1 8:30 p.m. Friday at the AL hcdoMng .70 48 69V. 68V. IB'/. — 34 ol 164 17'/4 16'/. 17 Earnings Compounded 18 33Vi 33 33 — V. Unlf Co ,,S5e 140 id* iv, iov. - v. };p™r° Here Inc -25e 16 54'/! 53V. 54Vi + Vj W'CHCorp Wt 14 24* VA VA Following the business ses- hcwPack .20, 218 26l'i 25'/B 26'/I + V. Un Fruit 1.40 Unit MM 1.30 xll 284* JBVi 2BV4 - Vi garnes Eng 5 1344 13V. 13V4 or Moiled Quarterly! HoernWol .90 205 95 92U 94'/. — 34 r sc n U 101 15'/. 15 ISV. + Vi sion Phillip Kelley will show Hott Elcclrn 12 23 2244 J3 + Vi USGypsm 3a 95 6O'/i 59% 60V, + V. 5 ?, 5 , ,;° us indust .50 73 ?X«t !3"1 23V, t- 44 *™ Pf' _-«J 576 11'/. IIVJ 11« — Vt MODERN LUXURIOUS OFFICES Hclld/lnn .0 17 Wi Wl I'll — 14 m C ]> slides of Vietnam and . de- 85 2834 2734 283k + 44 f° P^ H > 108 114* ll'A 1134 + Vi HollySufj 1.20 218 41Vi 40V. 40'/. 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Andy Capp © Kins FatwwSya&atc. be, 197a ACER'S JUST THIS MINUTED ASTRO-GUIDE LEFT, PET, GIVE 'ER A WAVE/ Ttiunday, March 5 PHESENT-FOR YOU AND YOURS ... Do your darndest to avoid conflict at borne and on the job, but don't be surprised if you aren't completely suc- cessful, timars flash a red light where personal relationships are concerned. Creative work is under benefic rays, luckily, as most of it can be done alone which most people prefer to be today. The Day Under Your Sign ARIES —Collect what is coming 0 10 «' OQJ94 their mental powers now. to you. You nay have to re- ruff at precisely the right 4> K7S3 + J93 Persons! popularity is high. sort to lefat action In some too. cases. time. SOUTH CFicW Enterprise*, lot, 1#* West opened the five of • KI3 spades, and East -took the Snuffy Smith ace. East returned the queen O 87 X RECKON I DONTTHINK I THINK HE of hearts, and South drew two Dennis the Menace Strata West Nora Eut HE SOT TIRED THAT VvUZTrl' MOSTLY SOT TIRED rounds of trumps with the ace WALDO HICKS 1 l •""" IV/.lllJillimn* Hi and Lois DITTO/WILL VDU Pogo VWTCH WHERE VDU BAT THAT THINS.' I'VE ANSWERED THE DOOR THREE TIMES/ -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. It WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1070 27 Television Today A Bleak Outlook on Future n WCBS-TV e WNEW-TV O WOR-TV (0 WNDT-TV O WNBC-TV O WABC-TV • WPIX-TV 9 lndic«t«i COIM O BEWITCHED (C) By CYNTHIA LOWRY m EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (Cent.)' O''THEN~CAME BRONSON (C) - NEW YOHK (AP) - If _ fD UNDERDOG "The Forest Primeval." Bronson's motorcycle trip predictions on "First Tues- through the mountains of Big Bur country becomes a sn Television 12:25 0 CBS MID-DAY NEWS : day" are correct, there ' 't fight for survival against time and the elements, much of a future. 12:30 O SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (C) 0 ID 10 O'CLOCK NEWS (C) O THE WHO, WHAT OR WHERE GAME (C)' "The doomsday scientists Comment O THE ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK SHOW (C) and ecologists" was what for- 0 THE NAKED TRUTH (C) Guests: Lulu, Ray Charles, Jerry Lewis, Marilyn mer Interior Secretary Stew- O THAT GIRL (C) Michaels. ' - NO MOVIE art Udall called those who O WHAT'S MY LINE (C) CD NEWSFRONT and the Canary Islands. All ARLTON 11*0 OQfl NEWS. WEATHER, SPORTS (C) presented their views on the ID ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS (C) seemed disillusioned with U.S., 741-9M0 TODAY 0 PEYTON PLACE two-hour N'BC program last 1:00 O THE GALLOPING GOURMET (Ci night. , life and spoke disgustedly of [ O IT'S YOUR BET (C) ID PERRY MASON Biologist Paul Ehrlith and crime in the streets, "the j TONIGHT AT 8:30 P.M. • 0 LADIES DAY MOVIE "The Case of the Black-Eyed Blonde" zoologists Kenneth Watt and rat race" and "the pin-striped 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (C) CD INTERFACE (C) MONMOUTH ARTS FOUNDATION "Holography" Wayne Davis expressed con- world." O STOCK MARKET OBSERVER (C) 11:30 O THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) victions of impending global PRESENTS LIVE ON STAGE fD HERE'S BARBARA O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) disasters that included the Generally, it was a down- O EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (Cont.) 0 11:30 MOVIE collapse of civilization within beat presentation and seemed HANS CONRIED 1:30 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (C) "The Enforcer"- (1051) starring Humphrey Bogwt, A 10 years, a reduction of the off balance. The general de- O LIFE WITH UNKLETTER (C) violent, well-done semi-documentary about the smash- American food supply to spairing and critical tone was IN O LET'S MAKE A DEAL (C) ing of Murder Inc. by an assistant district attorney. Asian levels, possible pesti- not particularly improved by j; • i fD THE STEVE ALLEN SHOW 0 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) lence and the coming of a a lengthy treatment on the- SPOFFORD" fD CONTINENTAL MINIATURES (Fri.) '. 0 THE LATE MOVIE new ice age as a result of lives of some Stone-Age In- "Ride to Hangman's Tree" (1967) starring Jack Lord, 2:00 0 LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THINS Malta which helped, . 1J30 0 THE EDGE OF NIGHT (C) Kelly. A romantic adventurer believes he has finally death and injury to civilians. and was called "Mr. Jericho." O BRIGHT PROMISE (C), found the goal of hidden wealth in an emerald mine In interviews, U.S. spokes- Macnee, as Dudley Jericho, a 0 THE FLINTSTONES (C> -•----•• in Columbia, South America. rnen maintained the attack smooth operator, and Marty O ONE LIFE TO LIVE (C) 1:30 0 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) was a "protective action" Allen, as his comic sidekick, fD SUPERMAN 1:44 0 RE-EL CAMP against infiltration by North were trying to steal a dia- 4*0 0 GOMER PYLE (C) 2:14 0 NEWS HEADLINES Vietnamese. mond. Q NAME DROPPERS (C) 2:30 0 NEWS AND WEATHER Earlier a long feature con- 0 WONDERAMA (C) . 3:05 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW sisted of interviews with O DARK SHADOWS (C) "The Merry Widow" starring tana Turner, Fernando young Americans, most with Lamas. A rich American widow of European nobleman 0 THE MOVIE GAME (C) Is invited back to husband's country by the King who families, who left the United fD THE ADDAMS FAMILY needs her money. (1952) States for permanent resi- fD EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (Cont.) 6:10 O GIVE US THIS DAY dence in Australia, Sweden •" 4:30 O THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (C) ; Q MOVIE FOUR (See Daily Schedul.) Richter Concert NOW THRU TUESDAY O MOVIE (Sea Daily Schedule) PUTNEY O THE BIG MOVIE At the Movies Date Changed . : Q OFFICER JOE & THE THREE STOOGES (C) RED BANK North of Red Bank 1 fD SKIPPY (C> (Fri.) NEWARK - Pianist Svi- JohnW&ync CARLTON- atoslav Richter will give his Rock Hudson' SWOPE' CD SESAME STREET Mdnmouth ArU - Foundation prt- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 5:00 0 TOP CAT Mala "Spofford". ATLANTIC- concert at Symphony Hall, FOR ADULTS ONLY MTONTOWN here, on Sunday, March 22, fD TIMMIE AND LASSIE Tht Undefeated 7:00; 10:36; Tat COMMUNITY- Chairman 9:00. at 3 pjn. instead of the April 1:30 0 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN The Only Game in Town 2:00; MIDDLETOWN 11 date previously scheduled. i fD THE MUNSTERS 7:00; 9;15. PLUS - 2ND FEATURE Dtii vE-iN— TOWN»- Commitments requiring the EATONTOWN fD MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD Dutroy All Monitern 7:00; Konia Caclus Flower 3:00; 7:11; 9:19. pianist's return to the Soviet 20th Ceniury-Fox presents 8:50: Reptlllcu* M:30; OMzilla. VI. HAZLET OMMUNITY EPTUNE CITY ' Ult TUlng 11:49. Union before the completion GRECORVPEEK O THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW (C) FREEHOLD PLAZA- of his current U.S. tour have Guests: Roger Miller, Pete Seeger, Brenda Lee Mldnlght Cowboy 7:15; B:M. MALL- caused the rescheduling of nnnEHEvuiooD O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Only Game In Town 7:10; B:1S. RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- Ar> Arthur P.Jacobs Production Only Game in Town 7:00; 11:00: his Newark concert. "Story of Three Loves" (19S3) sUrrlnt Kirk Dcuglw, ANBURY PARK Leslie Caron, The stories of three love »«»iri ue un- Valley of Ute Dolli 9:00. The concert will be one of folded via flashback by three passenger* on in ocean LYRIC- KEYPQRT,.... the 1969-70 concert series at liner. Ciclu» Flower 7:30; 9:28, STRAND ART- MAVJ'AUl— Lonesome Cowboy 7:00; 10:35; Ara- Symphony Hall presented in fD THE FELONY SOUAD (C) Mkinljlit CowMy 2:00; 7:23: S:30. bella. 8:65. association with Moe Septee. "Ordeal by Terror." A woman and her son are kid- ST. JAMES— JEAST BRUNSWICK Richter, who was born in napped by two frustrated robbers. They Shoot Horiei, Don't They? TURNPIKEon — Th- e Only G»me In !:00; 7:15; 9:J0;' ••• Town 7:30; 11:25; Planet o[ the the Ukraine, has been a mu- fB NEWS IN PERSPECTIVE ApeiNDso 9:30. NEPTUNE CITY . OUTDOOTown R — The Only Qamt In sical favorite with the Amer- •:30 fD N.Y.P.D. (C) TowA n 7:00; 10:M; Planet or the ican public since his first ap- "What's a Nice Girl." Her friends refuse to cooperate NEPTUNE CITY- Apea 9:00. The Only Game in Town 7:10; 0:20. pearances here in I960- with the police when a young call-girl It found dead. PERTH AMBOY ADT KEYPORT 10:00 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 (C) BRICK TOWN / AMBOYS DRIVE-IN-' MALL CINEMA- Cartoon 7:00; All th> Loving Cisu- AKI 264-0452 Steve McGarrett and his team of investigator: hive Diet 7:

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