-SEE STORY BELOW Weather HOME Morning3 rain followed by Cloudy, windy and quite cool this afternoon and tonight, high in low Red Bank, Freehold 4«s and low in mid Sfe. Fair con- FINAL tinued cool tomorrow, high In Long Branch low tpmtd 50s. Saturday's out- look fair and cool. Copyright-The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1967. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS VOL. 89, NO. 214 THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE ICC Turns Down Aldene Delay Plea MPSCC Appeal Free Ride Offered ACA Seeks Advice on Court Appeal JERSEY CITY — Jersey Central Railroad commuters, WASHINGTON — The Inter- of the plan, which has been de- hour protest at the fare schedule shore riders and somewhat lower, can have a free look Sunday at the changeover from ferry to state Commerce Commission yes veloping for six years, and that a which it claimed discriminated for main line travelers. subway relays to downtown New York. terday refused to delay start of delay now would be unreason- against Shore line riders of the Since Pennsylvania trackllne Is "Ready to Go' The railroads announced yesterday that all of its usual the Aldene Plan for New Jersey able. Jersey Central Railroad in favor and station facilities will be used weekday trains—commuter and non-commuter—on both shore commuter railroads on Sundays. Bernard M. Mitzner, Middle- of the Central's main line and of both by the central and the RED BANK - A notice of ap- assurances sought by MPSCC, and main lines will run on Sunday over the new schedule of It announced rejection of a town, N.J., ACA president, said the competing Pennsylvania PATH, it will receive payments peal of Implementation of the Al- Mr. Mausner will put the appeal the Aldene Plan. protest of proposed fares and he would confer with the as- Railroad. from the other participants. For dene Plan is "prepared and in the outgoing mall. This means that riders who have been accustomed to schedules from the American sociation's special attorney for PRR Tracks instance, it will divide the 30 ready to go" at the office of Mil- The Aldene Plan is scheduled boarding a' ferryboat here at the end of their train trip can Commuters Association and the the case, Lawrence A. Carton Under Aldene, Central trains cent tolls equally with PATH. ton A. Mausner, attorney for the to go into effect Sunday. It would follow the path of their new route via Newark's Pennsylvania city of Bayonne even though it 3d, to see if an appeal to the will oross to Pennsylvania tracks Mr. Mitener said that if there Municipal Public Service Co-or- funnel Central Railroad of New station. had the power to suspend them federal courts would be war- and discharge passengers at the is no appeal, or other action to dinating Committee. Jersey trains from the shore and There they will discover the turnstiles installed for col- for seven months and make ranted. Pennsylvania's Newark station stay Aldene, his organization will What is in Mr. Mausner's mail- the CNJ mainline to Newark and lection of their 30-cent tokens to board PATH subways to study. Mr. Carton said yesterday where they will take PATH sub- hold a public meeting May 12 at box this morning will determine PATH tubes and permit the clos- New York. Railroads and the state Trans- afternoon, several hours after ways to New York. the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, whether it goes or not. ing of the CNJ's Jersey City On Sunday, however, they will not find many of the portation Department which op- the ICC had ruled, that he did Over allfares, including train N.J., to hear comments on oper- If there is no letter from state terminal and the discontinuation thousands of daily Pennsylvania Railroad passengers with posed the ACA move had con- not have any notice of the de- commutation and daily 30-cents- ation of the plan. Transportation Commissioner of its ferries to New York. Oppo- whom they will be in everyday competition starting Monday. tended that the ICC had already cision. per-ride PATH tolls to New York, "We will gather evidence then David J. Goldberg, containing (See MPSCC, Pg. 3, Col. 4) (See FREE RIDE, Pg. 11, Col. 1) passed separately on all phases The ACA aimed its eleventh will be slightly higher for most (See ALDENE, Pg. 3, Col. 5) Wants Only Assurances, County Officials Told Case Visit Seen Fruitful WASHINGTON — Sen. Clifford thority, which operates the park- parkway expansion, were ground- pressway, with both his engineers P. Case, R-NJ, assured Mon- way, would build most of the ex- less. and the Federal Bureau of mouth County officials yesterday pressway system, including about "We've made many sugges- Roads. More discussions will be that he isn't demanding elimina- half of the east-west freeway. tions for discussion with the held later this week and next. tion of a proposed Shore express- The state Transportation Depart- Federal Bureau of Roads and Federal legislation is required way as the price of his support ment would build the western with Mr. (D. Louis) Tonti, (execu- to get the expressway system for a new toll road plan in the half between Jackson Township, tive director for the Highway Au- built because of participation by Garden State. below Freehold, and Trenton. thority), but never have we made the Highway Authority. Federal All he wants, his spokesman Sen. Case's administrative as- a determination," Mr.. Grayson funds were, used in the late 1940s said he told the delegation, is sistant, Ira Grayson, told a news- said. to build about 21 miles of the assurance that highway commu- man that reports the senator has Mr. Tonti said Tuesday that he parkway before they were incor- ters in his home county of Union, proposed elimination of the shore is exploring many proposals by porated in the completed toll and others in Middlesex and end of the freeway, to gain the senator, including one for thoroughfare. Ocean, won't be forced to pay the money for Union ."Ad Middlesex elimination of a part of the ex- (See CASE, Pg. 3, Col. 7) OVERFLOW AUDIENCE — A standing room only crowd of 130 protested New Shrewsbury's pending repeal ol an Trenton-seashore expressway bill. airport ban Jast night. With backs to camera are, from left, Mayor John E. Lemon, Planning Beard secretary Mrs. Monmouth Freeholder Director JantMacNutt and board attorney Milton A. Mausner. (Register Staff Photos), Joseph. C. Irwin, speaking for ft^j|d a good exchange ijld. been made. Crowd Also Seen Cool to Shops Centers ••••_• "He now understands "how lm portant we consider an East-West freeway and said he will support Sister Dead, Parents III of Gas it jut) so he gets assurance that something will be done for thj TTNTQN FALLS — A sailor Chief Renard's wife, the former F&Iieir believe Mrs. Renardv Airport Ban Opposed riders in Union and Middlesex. just .returned from a year's duty Ardith Beam of Port Monmouth, who was found on the floor o "We told him that we expect in Vietnam paid a reunion visit called the Colts Neck State her bedroom, may have awak- NEW SHREWSBURY — Air- Chairman John Erlacher an- him to work out the -details to his parents' home yesterday Police and the Tinton Falls First ened and tried to do something ports took a beating during a 2%- nounced at the. outset that there pomptly because this system was and discovered his 17-year-old Aid Squad, which took the ill about the fumes, but collapsed. hour Planning Board meeting was no shopping center on the promised to us for completion sister dead and his mother and couple to Riverview Hospital, Robert Renard, a c'aduate of last night: agenda. There were expressions in 1969 and we need it badly." father unconcious from carbon- Red Bank. They are reported in Red Bank High School, has been The board voted a thumbs of disappointment, and two op- Blames Case monoxide poisoning. fair condition today. in the Navy 13 years, and recent- position petitions were presented, down recommendation on Bor- At Trenton, Gov. Richard J. Chief Engineman Robert Ren- The exact origin of the fumes ly returned after 12 months duty but no verbal statements were ough Council's ordinance to re- Hughes told a news conference ard, 31, found his sister, Linda, are not known, but Trooper Ed- aboard the repair ship U.S.S. allowed. peal a current ban on airfields. that Sen. Case's reluctance atone a junior at Freehold Regional ward Werse of the Colts Neck Tutuila, ARG-4, which spent the Realtor Roland Pierson last Only three members of the has prevented start of the $220 High School, dead on the up- Barracks thought the father may last five months in Vung Tua month announced plans for a nine-member board and three million project for a criss-cross stairs bathroom floor and father, have forgotten to turn the igni- Harbor, South Vietnam. 100,090 square foot shopping com- spectators in a crowd of 130 were of super roads in four mid-state J. Theodore Renard, 67 and tion off in his car in the attached He had visited his wife's plex on 22 acres south of Tinton in favor of keeping the door open counties. mother, Daisey, SO, unconscious garage when he "eturned home parents and was paying his first Falls School on Tinton Ave., but for establishment of a county air- A north-south toil Garden State in their bedrooms. Tuesday about 11 p.m. visit to his parents when he dis- port within these borders. Mr. Erlacher said no application covered the tragedy. had been filed. Thruway would be built between The veteran sailor tried to re- However, Thomas Fitzgerald of Woodbridge and Toms River The Renards operated the Ren- There were indications that But the shopping center oppo- vive the young girl, who he knew Ocean Township, an attorney for areas, and an East-West freeway, Nar Riding Stables at the rear shopping centers also would have nents must also have been air- suffered from a chronic heart the family, theorized that the gas between Trenton and the Garden of a farm adjoining their home taken a beating, but that topic port opponents, because nobody condition, by using mouth-to- had leaked from a faulty furnace State Parkway near Belmar. on Swimming River'Rd. didn't come up. left the meeting. A show of mouth resuscitation, but was un- through the hot air duots of the Earlier this month, Linda had The crowd gathered at 8 p.m. hands indicated all but three The Now Jersey Highway Au- successful. heating system. undergone heart surgery at in Borough Hall, filling the were against a new airfield. Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti- meeting room and overflowing to On Feb. 2 council adopted an A RESOLUTION stating th the halls and stairs. more, and was home for two A PETITION with the names ordinance prohibiting airports, oppolition of tho Plannim weeks. the existing one — Red Bank rr , , . , .. A change of venue was an- B Long Branch Store Owner Also surviving are her ma- of 800 airport opponents was Airport at the north end of the Board to the repeal of New nounced, and the meeting con- ernal grandparents, Mr. and borough and Asbury Air Terminal Shrewsbury's airport ban wa shown the New Shrewsbury vened at 8:30 in Tlnton Falls Mrs. Albert Trudel cf Belford. School, but it was still standing which occupies a part of the offerod by Arthur A, Erick. Planning Board by Ulrich (See SAILOR, Pg. 3, Col. 6) room only with an overflow to south end. , ' Schaer of Cloverdale Cir. Slain by Bandit in Holdup the hall. (See AilRPORT, Pg. 3, Col. 1) son, above LONG BRANCH - "It was just p.m. by Dr. James C. Morrison, suddenly lunged at the holdup County Party one of those senseless killings," assistant county physician. man. County Physician Subpoenaed as Defense Witness Police Chief Thomas M. Pesano Mr. Pascucci and his wife, The man turned and fired. Is Grounded said this morning. "You can't Mrs. Mary Pascucci, were alone Leaving the money behind, he WASHINGTON - A eight- prepare in advance against a in their store about 7:30 p.m. fled from the store on foot. thing like that." yesterday. A young white male man delegation from Mon- At 7:35 p.m., Mrs. Pascucci mouth County, N. J., that flew Dr. Gilman Called in Coppolino CaseArmed robbery turned to mur- of slim build in dark coat and called police. Taken to Mon- pants and light-colored shirt, here by charter plane yester- der last night when Louis Pas- mouth Medical Center by the initial report, attributed death to son when used in anesthesiology. In another disclosure, Dr. GW- cucci, 80, of 198 Branchport with ,a stocking over his face, day for a visit with a senator NAPLES, Fla.—Dr. C. Mal- first aid squad, which responded colm B. Gilman, Monmouth a heart condition. But in the body of a dead per- man has said that he observe Ave., proprietor of a stationery walked in with a gun. found itself grounded when it with the police, Mr. Pascucci County, N. J., county jjhyaician, Dr. Gilman said he found that son the breaking down process that rabbits and cats which hi store there since 1945, died of a He demanded money from the returned to the National Air- »as pronounced dead on arrival. was subpoenaed here yesterday to the drug breaks down and dis- comes to a halt and evidence injected with the drug sufferec gunshot wound hi the chest. He cash register. Mrs. Pascucci port at supper time for a re- Led by Chief Pesano, Detective turn flight. be a defense witness, probably appears in the body of a live per- ot the drug can be found. the same kind of limb spasm was pronounced dead at Mon- started to hand over the $25 to John Perri and Patrolmen Her- hostile, in.'Dr.- Carl A. Coppc- that a medical witness for th mouth Medical Center at 8:55 $30 on hand when her husband Overnight accommodations bert Cofer and Sal, Maccioli were found for them at the lino'j second murder trial. De- state has testified here that h k fense attorney F. Lee Bailey felt when he tested the drug on searched the scene for the America Hotel and they were may call him to the stand today. himself under supervision. er's weapon, but found nothing. to be airbound again about 9 Off-duty police were called rn a.m. today. Dr. Gilman was an observer at Dr. Gilman was called as a Howard Asks Modern for further search and a house- Among Monmouth party the court-ordered autopsy on the witness in a pre-trial hearing at to-house ' canvass for possible members, here to call on Sen. body of Dr. Carmela Coppolino Freehold, N. J., last fall when witnesses. None have been dis- Clifford P. Case, R-NJ, were In New York In 1965, four months Dr. Coppolino was under indict- covered so far, Chief Pesano Freeholders Joseph C. Irwin, after her death for which her Equipment for Police ment for the death of a formei Benjamin H. Danskin, Eugene husband, an anestheslologist-au- reported, but search and can- neighbor. Col. William E. Far- WASHINGTON - If Rep. Justice. Mr. Howard is a co- J. Bedell and Harry Larrison thor-hypnotist, Is facing the court. vass will be continued today. ber, Middletown, N. J., whose James J. Howard, D-N.J., has his sponsor of the legislation. Chief Jr.; County Clerk J. Russell wife, Marjorie, had been the doc- way, municipal policemen sponsors are Rep. James H. "I've called in the whole de- Woolley, who is also county In statements published later, tor's mistress. throughout the United States will Scheurer, D-N.Y., in the House tective division. Maybe they'll Republican chairman; Plan- turn up something; you never the physician disclosed that he Mrs. Farber, jilted when the have equipment as up to date as and Sen. Edward M, Kennedy, ning Director Charles M. Pike, know," the chief said, looking had conducted experiments in a doctor married a divorcee, Mary Napoleon Solo in the television D-Mass., in the Senate. Road Supervisor Charles I. at reports on his desk. home laboratory at Colts Neck, Williams Gibson, a month after series "The Man From He said legislation will assist Smith, and County Counsel Chief Pesano requested co-op- N. J,, and discovered the traces his own wife died, triggered in U;N.C.L.E." state and local law enforcement John M; Pillsbury. (See SLAYING, Pg. 3, Col. 6) of succinylcholine chloride can vestlgations of both deaths. "There Is no justification, what- agencies, courts and correctional be discovered in rabbits after soever, for our law enforcement institutions "in the prevention She was the state's key wit- death. people to carry 15th century and control of crime." ness when the doctor was .trite Mrs. Coppolino allegedly was weapons while being responsible Provisions in the bill call for: and acquitted in New Jersey and killed with a fatal Injection of for the health and welfare of the —A research program to dis- has been on the stand briefly in Today's Index the drug, even though a local people of the United States in the cover new and improved equip- this trial. She has testified that Dr. Key discusses chicken pox - Page 7 doctor in her home at Sarasota, 20th century," Mr. Howard said. ment and methods for crime con- she phoned Carmela Coppolinc Fla., acting on Carl Ccppclino's The congressman made his re- trol. Stock market grudgingly retreats from gains Page S the afternoon before she died -to marks in a statement issued to —A survey of needs for Feder- Red Bank hands Neptune first track loss Page 28 Notice Community Project tell her of having seen the doc- the House Judiciary Committee al assistance in the area of crime All children in the Borough of tor and his present wife parkei which began public hearings to- prevention and control. Page Page Keansburg, agfrd A to 9 years, in a car on a Sarasota drive. day on legislation to establish a (See HOWARD, Pg. 11, Col. 1) AUen-Scott S Movie Timetable 31 who have not received Measles Dr. Gilman participated in th National Institute of Criminal Amusements Obituaries 4 DEFENSE WITNESSES —Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, .31 Inoculations and have not had autopsy on Col. Farher's body Justice within the Department of Notice Births 2 Outdoor World 10 Measles, may receive the Mea- canter, ttandi between Dr. Chariot J. Umberg»r,l»ft, and In subsequent research, For the convenience of the resi- Bridge 12 Palette Talk 33 sles Inoculation at the Public New York City medical examiner, and F. Lee Bailey, though he did not testify at th Old Wagon Farm dents of the Borough of Fair Ha. John Chamberlain. 5 Sylvia Porter 5 School, Francis PI., May 3, 1967, trial ,ln Freehold. The state's Last' Call for economical bare ven the Tax Collector's office will Classified Sports „ -from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Inocula- Dr. Carl A. Coppolino'i defense attorney, on their ar- .38, 27 medical evidence came from Dr. root shrubs, flowering and shade be open Saturday, April 29, and Comics . _...3O Stock Market I tion will be administered by Dr. rival yesterday in Naples, Fla. Bqth physicians were Milton Helpern, chief examiner trees. Full selection' of perennials Saturday, May 6, from 9 a.m. to Crossword Puzzle ..„ . 31 Successful Investing F. A. Mlele and Dr. R. E. Berman. „. I subpoenaed by Bailey to appear for the defense in the In New York City, who .also hag now. Tomatoes, other annuals 12 noon, Editorial! _ 5 Synagogue It Catherine Jennings been the top state witness here. soon, Rt. 35,'north of Middletown. Melvin P. Stout Herblock i Television __ Dep. Registrar (Adv.) murder) case< tin u«t L A %i "ocu uic tuu BWW witness avtv< It K (AP Wlrephoto), (See COPPOUNO. Pg.3, Col 3) (Adv.) Tax Collector (Adv.) C. A. jbthnston . S Women's News i J4, . •.•-.-••' • B -1 a t, 2—ThnnAaj, April 27, 19(57 TOE'DAILY REGISTER 'Green Mustang Case Asphalt, Concrete Plants Ban Going to Grand Jury RIVERVIEW Red Bank OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Charges John B. Daiton, Wall Township, Rule Causes Stir in Manalapan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bafcer against the "Green Mustang" sus- was fined $100 for being a di*or- derly person on April 16. MANALAPAN - An ordinanc cated that they had not previously vised to conform to his sugges- (nee Marie Souders), 3 Mason pect, Spec. 5 Juan Piniero Nori- banning asphalt «nd concrete read tie ordinance. tions. All five members of O Dr., Hazlet, daughter, yesterday. aga, 25, were referred to the Russell Walker of 1920 Bangs Ave., Asbury Park, was fined $20 plants was accepted on tint After several minutes of discus- committee voted in favor of in- Mr, and Mrs. Philip Mintoo Grand Jury last night after a for leaving (he scene of an au- reading last night although it wat sion about the propriety of bring- troduction, (nee Mary Ann Wright), 433 River preliminary hearing in Municipal tomobile accident. clear that it came as a surpris ing the ordinance up without in- Mr. Corlees said that the town- St., Oceanport, daughter, yester- Court. to a majority of the township forming the rest of the commit- ship is the only municipality m day. The accused soldier was committee, tee. Mayor Madigan called a the area which does not specif- Mr. and Mrs. James Leonard charged with kidnapping, com- Weather Comnutteeman Thomas Corless five minute recess. ically ban asphalt plants. There (nee Dolores Mosley), 54-A Ea- mitting assault with the intent to New Jersey; Rain this morn- moved the introduction, acknowl When the meeting resumed, have bees rumors here that Mi toncrest Dr., EatontpwB. daugh- kidnap and exposing himself to ing cloudy during this afternoon edging that he had written thi Mr. Cycak provided a second for chael J. Stavola, Inc. is planning ter, yesterday. a 16-year-old girl here on April 1. ordinance himself and had not the ordinance which had been re- to erect an asphalt plant here. Magistrate Vincent Agresti and tonight Windy and quite cool Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Owens through tonight, high today in low shown it to the township attomej added $5,000 to the $20,000 bail set (nee Maxine Granderson), 123 to mid 40s, and low tonight most- until tte meeting was in pro April 24 by Rumson Magistrate West Westside Ave., Red Bank, ly in 30s. Fair in the north, part- William Kirkpatrick. Noriaga daughter, yesterday. ly cloudy in the south and con- Initially the ruling, draws Dugan, White Slate Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers was charged in Rumson with tinued cool tomorrow. High from , an amendment to the zoning or- (nee Barbara Straus), 108 Avon- committing assault with a dead- upper 40s to mid 50s. Outlook for dinance, was limited to asphalt dale La., Matawan, daughter, ly weapon and threatening the Saturday, fair and cool. plants to ban them only from Backed in Middletown yesterday. lives of two girls on March 30. the industrial zone. - Charge Pending In Monmouth Beach, yester- M1DDLETOWN - Hugh F. Du- father of four children attending Mr. and Mrs. James Boehler day's high was 51 and the low, Before Mr. Corless found a sec- gan, 25 Woods End Rd., will local schools. (nee June Noon), 79 Pinewood Still pending is a charge of ex ond for his motion, Committee- 36. The temperature at 6 p.m. seek the Democratic primary In Intelligence Ave., West Keansburg, daughter, posing himself to an 11-year-old was 44, and both the overnight £ man Walter Cycak urged that it nomination for a Township Com- yesterday. girl in New Shrewsbury, which •;• be changed to include concret He served with the Army In- low and the reading at 7 a.m. mittee seat on a slate with Law- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gandy is slated to be heard there Mon fl plants and that it specifically ban telligence in Germany from 1954 Marine rence Elkus White, 83 Woodsid day. h both from all parts of the town- to 1956. (nee Elizabeth Gade),. 44 Coral Cape May to Block Island: Dr., township clerk candidate. Dr., Hazlet, son, yesterday. S ship. He is a former president of BAZAR CLOWN — Clown faces on children will be one Noriaga resides with his wife Small craft warnings are dis- The Democratic Screening the Greater Red Bank Junioi Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bauch (nee and six-month-old son in Woodland played for east to northeast winds ^ Mr. Cycak commented that the Committee unanimously endorsed of features of Middlefown Bayview School Bazar Satur- Margaret Cahill), 52 Fulton PL, £ ordinance should have been pre- Chamber of Commerce and state Trailer Park, Eatontown, and has increasing to 20-30 knots with tile two nominees at a meeting. vice president of New Jersey day from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mrs. Theodora Lindmar, Hailet, daughter, yesterday. strong gusts this mornilng, drop- U. sented to the rest of the commit- Friday in the Port Monmouth been stationed at Patterson Army *;' tee at the regular meeting. May- Junior Chamber of Commerce, chairman, paints face on her son "Skipper." PTA Presi- Dr. and Mrs. Melvin P. Fisher ping to about 15 knots tonight, be- Elks Club. (nee Renata Goetzl). 138 Ravine Hospital, Fort Monmouth. coming northwest 10 to 20 knots or Patrick Madigan and Commit He was assistant treasurer o; dent Mrs. Rone Mura lands moral support. Mr. White is the son of Arthu Dr., Matawan, son, yesterday. tomorrow. Rain Into the afternoon teeniaa Anton Skwarko also indi- the Monmouth County Menta Richard L. Bonello of Rt. 35, J. White and Katharine Elkus becoming partly cloudy late today Health Association as well as s Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson Eatontown, was the counsel for White, U.S. Ambassador to Den- the accused soldier at last night's and tonight, mostly fair tomor- volunteer football and baseball (nee Barbara Magyar), 99 East mark. Mr. Dttgan is the son of Garfield Ave., Atlantic Highlands, hearing. row. Visibility less than one mile I 3d Meningitis coach with the River Plaza Boys in rain and fog into afternoon, 'ormer state Assemblyman John Hughes' Budget Cut daughter, yesterday Oilier Cases Club and a member of Troop 32 Dugan. improving later to five miles. Cub Scouts special committee. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan Magistrate Agresti referred Born in Bayonne, Mr. Dugan ;nee Kathleen Blumhagen), 758 TIDES I CaseReported The Democratic Screening charges of fraud and forgery graduated from St. Andrew's Pa- Palmer Ave., Middletown, son, Committee is made up of all against Steven Duffen, no ad- Sandy Hook rochial School, Bayonne High By Legislative Unit yesterday. members of the Democratic dress, to the Grand Jury. The de- TODAY - High 10:18 p.m. and In Brick Twp. School, and St. Peter's College, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Adubato fendant is accused of committing where he earned a bachelor o Advisory Council including for- TRENTON (AP) — The Leg "I think we ought to approve low 4 p.m. b 8BICK TOWNSHIP, N. J. (AP) mer Democratic leaders, town- islature's Appropriations Com- the budget with its amendments Nnee Georgeanna Chirichella), these felonies on Jan. 20 at Car- TOMORROW — High 10:48 a.m. ; — The third case of spinal men- science degree, majoring in busi- 609 Beachview Ave., Union l-fry's Wamamassa Esso Station, ness administration. ship committeemen, Democratic mittee has trimmed $6.1 millior before adjourning," he was re- and 11:12 p.m. and low 4:42 a.m. ingitis here this month was re- Beach, daughter, yesterday. Sunset Ave. In World War II, Mr. Dugan Club presidents, members of mu- from Gov. Richard J. Hughes' minded by Sen. A. Donald Big- and 4:48 p.m. ported yesterday by local health Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafer enlisted in the Navy and 6erved nicipal boards and bodies as well billion-dollar budget. ley, a Camden County Demo- Mrs. Sophye Morris of Red For Red Bank and Rumson officials. crat. nee Ann Schaetzle), 5 Dublin aboard the U.S.S. Tuscaloosa as selected members chosen by The $992.7 million documen Bank, was fined $100 for shoplift- bridge, add two hours; Sea • Janice Harvey, 7, daughter ol La., Hazlet, son, yesterday. from 1942 through 1945. the County Executive Committee. will be introduced in the Senati "Gee, that's a hell of a thing ing from the Shop-Rite of Oak- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long I, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harvey, Among positions held by Mr The Republican candidates ere Monday. to forget, isn't it?" Musto ob- PERTH AMBOY HOSPITAL hurst, Rt. 35, and West Park Branch, deduct IS minutes; High- i of Drum Point Rd., was admit ncumbent Thomas T. Conrad for Dugan are: U.S. Navy Supply De- "I don't see how it can go over served. Penh Amboy Ave., on April 8. lands bridge, add 40 minute*. ; ted to Point Pleasant Hospita township clerk and Robert P. Mc- pot, Bayonne; Texas Oil Co., Bay- a billion at all," Committee Two Republican members of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James ? Tuesday. She was reported in Cuteheon for committeeman. Jane Ammer- fair condition yesterday. onne, and the Prudential Insur- lhairman Sen. William V. Mus- the committee cast votes against -ynch Jr. (nee man). Green Grove Gardens, Richard Sahve, 19, hospitalised ance Co. where he now is erri o, D-Hudson, said after a marat- the budget — Sen. Frederick Keyport, daughter, yesterday. April 17 with the dreaded di- ployed, assigned to the Middle- hon 10-hour wrap-up meetinj Scholz of Camden County and town Office. Assemblyman Douglas Gimson sease, -was released from the hos- Woman Saved yesterday. MONMOUTH MEDICAL of Hunterdon County. They had pital Tuesday. Active in civic, fraternal and A total of $13.4 million was de- Long Branch SAVINGS STORIES objected to review estimates dur- Last April 3, Sean M. Fallon, church organizations, he has held leted from fiie budget, but re- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Langelier During Blaze ing hearings. t, died of what hospital authori- office in St. Mary's Holy Name visions put $7.2 million back. nee Carol Milidoti), 64 Midway SEA GIRT, N. J. ties said was the meningoooccal iociety, Knights of Columbus, An 89- However, other bills pendin 4 Main Categories La Eatontown, son, yesterday. year-old woman was rescued strain that is usually transmit- Star of Sea Council; Royal Order in the Legislature could put thi Mr. and Mrs. Larrie Rock- of Lambs, Mater Dei Booster 'rom her bedrom early today af- Nearly $9 million was lopped HAVE HAPPY ted much like a cold. total above a billion before the macher (nee PhylUs FeW), 92 ter she had collapsed on the off in four categories alone: The officials said the cases Club and New Frontier Demo- end of the fiscal year, if enact- Chelsea Ave., Long Branch, son, floor in a smoky fire. were not related. Doctors in the cratic Club. ed. In past years the commit- —288 of the 2,700 new jobs pro- •esterday. posed by Hughes were eliminated •rea have ben advised to pre- Mr. Dugan moved here in Mrs. Marie L. Gulmann was tee's cuts have been restored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ander- —$2 million was out in the pro- scribe drags to those in intirmte riarch, 1953, where he now re- carried to safety by a fireman by inserting items during tht son Jr. (nee Lorajo Lannon), ENDINGS! posed $9 million appropriation contact with the children. :ides with his wife, Veronica and and a policeman. She was taken course of a legislative session a: Conover La., Rumson, daughter, for the start of construction of Meningoccal meningitis is ba- wo sons. to Point Pleasant Hospital, where supplemental appropriations. yesterday. she was reported in fair condi- the New Jersey College of medi sically a seasonal disease that Mr. White, a Monmouth Coun- Hearings on the budget abrupt- Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Corson ion. cine and Dentistry. reaches its peak in April or May. ty resident all of his life, is a ly ended on a light note when 3d (nee Dorothy Mazza), 119 It is infectious, but health au- graduate of Colgate University The fire, which caused heavy Musto almost called for adjourn- —Construction of a psychiatric Branch Ave., Red Bank, daughter, thorities estimate that seven to where he was a member of Sig- moke damage throughout the ment without having approved institute at Rutgers University yesterday. 15 per cent of the population ma Nu Fraternity. He is married louse, was confined to the liv- the document in its final com- was deferred. carry the bacteria. to Margaret L. White and the ing room, mittee form. —Nearly $2.5 million that had JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL been earmarked for a proposed Neptune nurse's training and education Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pisano center at Greystone Hospital was [nee Mary Lou Hulsart), 32 Hem- cut. Musto said the project could lock Rd., Farmingdale, son, yes- be postponed. :erday. FIRST TO CONQUER LIVING SPACE A total of $1.7 million was Mr. and Mrs. Malachi Harris shifted from capital construction (nee Ruthie Macrae), 6 Patricia funds at Rutgers University to Dr., Neptune, son, yesterday. provide raises for professors at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friend the state university. nee Nancy Corbeels), 62 Joyson Another $2 million was added er., Freehold, son, yesterday. to the budget in anticipation of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Wilson enactment of a state-wide pub- (nee Virginia Savko), Belleterre lic defender bill. 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Williams' bill deals with in the Wayside section. senter in the vote on the airport has promised to meet Central son A. Williams Jr., D-NJ, thethe purchase and imposition of Favor* Relocation ban. commuters in his Trenton office authority would be permitted to tolls only on 14 miles of free Mayor John E.- Lemon, whas The dangers and annoyances June 1 to listen to their com- buy 14 miles of the state-owned parkway in Union and Middlesex. tie-breaking vote assured the of airports were recited by a ments and determine if changes parkway in Union and Middlesex It does not deal with another troduction, said he was opposec long list of speakers — about 25 should be made. and impose tolls. seven miles in Ocean and Cape to construction of additional ai had their say — and most mad' Keep Facilities The sale would reimburse the Way, even though Gov. Kughei' ports in the borough, but wou it clear they wanted no part ol In the meatime, he has said, riginal proposal in his election an airport, north or south, pri- U. S. for monies it advanced favor the relocation of Red Ban all Jersey Central facilities wil campaign of 1965, when he vate or county. originally but, under the pro- Airport operations to the less be kept available tor reuse if pledged Che construction, covered congested Wayside area. needed. josal, the federal bureau would Leader of the opposition on the be required to allocate an equal all. . - The repeal measure was re The Aldene Plan takes its name board was Arthur A. Erickson, amount to improvement of exist- Mr. Grayson said Sen. Case Is ferred to the planners, who hai who read a prepared statement from a crossing where the Cen- ing state highways in Middlesex equally concerned with construc- 30 days to take action. Miltoi and offered the resolution oppos- tsral trains will entesr the Penn ind Union. tion of relief service roads for A. Mausner, board attorney, sa ing the repeal ordinance. sylvania system. Mr. Case contends that many council could override a negati' In refusing to delay initiation local traffic in Ocean County if He pointed out that it was jusl residents of those two counties tolls are to be imposed there. board recommendation with fou 63 days between adoption of thi ( Aldene, the ICC rang the death- affirmative votes. Council wi knell of a 306-year-old ferry who now nide the parkway free The parkway is part of Rt. 9 ban and introduction of its re- GENOVESE HONORED — About 250 people attended the "Citizen of the Year will be forced to pay the tolls in Ocean County and local legis- hold its public hearing and taki peal, and said the public hai operation across the Hudson, final action May 4. Award" dinner for Peter' E. Genovese when he was honored by the Red Bank Kiwanis Jersey Central recoms show which the authority will use forlators claim there is no other been offered "highly question- shore improvements. road for local riders if they want Chairman Ertacher read inl able reasons" for the second ac- Club in Molly Pitcher Inn. Left to right are John Garruro, dinner chairman, Willard the originator of its curren Parallel Plan to avoid tolls under the initial the record a Daily Register a tion. Browning, club president, presenting the plaque to Mr. Genovase, and Francis J. Bol- Hudson River fenry operation was one William Jansen , who Mr. Grayson said that his staff state plan. count o! Freeholder Benjami Calls Town a Patsy duc, executive direcfor of the New Jersey State Bar Association, who was toast- started the service with a cou is looking into a statement by Danskin's statement that a coui New Shrewsbury has been a pie of rowboats in 1661. the governor that Sen. Case's ty airport in Wayside could pe patsy, Mr. Erickson said, with matter. idea to build free parallel park- haps help develop a new indus the Garden State Parkway and The Jersey Central started it way lanes in Union and Middle- trial hub of the county. Th military installations gobbling up service over virtually the same sex for local riders would dis- privately-owned Monmouth Air prime real estate, and now the route in. 1864, 15 years afte port, Wall Township, is the fre county considering the removal the Jersey Central came intc place 5,000 to 6,000 homes and tolders' first choice. Union Beach Board, Teachers being by absorbing several oth- out into several big industrial of over 600 acres from the tax plants. Value Disputed rolls. So far, 2,453 acres have er railroads. The Central owns just one fer- "We have received aerla] The' audience disputed the va!been removed, he said. ry bout, the 65-year-old coa photos, on request, from Mr. tie of a county airport as a He added that North Park Ave, Hold 5^-Hour Closed Session Tonti and an inspection so far fired steamer Elizabeth. A Jer- attraction to industry, but M would be lost as a vital thorough- sey Central spokesman said indicates that the estimates are Erlacher said he had been i fare, property values would be UNION BEACH — The Board two groups had met, talked, am president of the Citizens Com will be sold. much too high," he said. "We're formed personally that two avi deflated, the area would be of Education and Teachers As- will meet again Monday. mittee for Better Education, re making more detailed studies, onics firms, a combined $26 mil blighted, and there was no guar- sociation went through a 5^- It was the first negotiation ses- ported that the committee plans Two other ferries the Centra however." lion ratable, would locate at thi antee that Red Bank ' Airport hour verbal slugging match last sion since 66 per cent of the motorcade to Trenton tomor- operates on the route are o •its of the proposed county f would be closed if the county air- night. school system's teachers re row, in an attempt to see thelease from the City of New York Mr. Grayson said Sen. Case cillty. He said he could not sa port were opened. "We have Little was accomplished, at- signed earlier this month. state commissioner of education Separate Fare told the Monmouth delegation more, except that one was from more to lose than to gain in this tending officials conceded. Lips The association and board a "We want the commissioner to The Aldene change will mea that his original proposal to re- Texas and one from the West repeal," he said. were buttoned after the meeting. tempted to go through a list investigate the board," she said the end of through tickets be- place the expressway by im- and both would do business witl County School Superintendent 17 teacher grievances, but The board last night retained tween Jersey points on the Cenproving Rt. 33 and making it a Mr. Erickson stated that the tral and Rending Railroad and limited access road between Fort Monmouth. assessed valuation of the 600 Earl B. Garrison issued a 28- agreements were reached. the services of two educationa word statement saying that the Meantime, Mrs. Edna M. Hule consultants, John H. Metzler and New York City. A separate far Trenton and Neptune was not a A spectator, who said h acres In question was $269,500. James Rigassio. The two menwill be collected at the Newar! final proposal. source was as good as gold bu Board member Justin Henshel are also consultants for the State PATH turnstiles. "We are not wed to any par- preferred not to be named, iden pointed out that an older ordi- Federation of District Boards of The plan will mean Increase ticular plan irrevocably," Mr. titled one of the firms as Lin; nance already prohibits airports Coppolino Education. fares for some commuters, de- Grayson said for the senator. Temco-Vought of Texas, but h in the 1-1 zone, part of which is (Continued) crease for others, and Mr. Irwin's appraisal of thi said LTV was interested in build in the Wayside tract being con- Attending the session were Mr, The Monmouth County physi- "I gave you theory which yov change for still others. senator's comments when the Ing on county land, not on bot sidered, and Mr. Mausner said Garrison, who moderated; Mr. cian said efforts were made to didn't refute," said Umberger. Metzler and Mr. Rigassio, Hayden For example, an Asbury Park, session was over were similar. ough land. the repeal ordinance would have find traces of succlnylcholine in Coppolino's mother, Anna Cop no effect on that law. Messner Jr., representative of N.J., commuter will find his far He added: Congress Rapped Colonel Farber's body without polino, testified for the defense the New Jersey Education Asso- increased by $3.65 a month, whili 'He made no mention of elimi- Mr. Erlacher spoke as chai The vote on Mr. Erlckson's success. that Marjorie Farber, her son'i ciation; Harry A. Haller and a Rahway N.J., traveler wil nating any part of>the proposed resolution, to oppose the repeal, man of the Industrial Congres Mrs. Farber had contended that former mistress, had told he: Frederick Cook, officers of the find his monthly bill down $1.10 expressway but he did say that was 6-3 with Mr. Erickson, Mr. Tired of and came under fire in that ca under Dr. Coppolmo's direction, more than once she "wanted t< local association; Mayor Alfred he now understood how impor- Henshell, Louis A. Stelnmuller, There will be no train servicf paclty. Thomas Ruzicka ol carrying out a love plot between marry Carl." T. Hennessy Jr., and board mem- tant we regard the complete east Robert L. McCarthy, Kenneth between Bayonne and Newarl wondering whal Glenwood Dr. rose, introduce them to get rid of her husband, The defense claims that Mrs bers. under the plan. west road to be." himself, and said, "According toHiltbrunner and Benjamin Pick- she attempted to kill him with Farber, a 52-year-old widow, lime lite? ering voting ior It and Mr. Er- Association leaders said they Unmoved the annual report I am a mem a lethal injection. But She conwent to authorities after Coppo want school administrators We couldn't move him from ber of your committee." H lacher, Mr. Willett and Mayor tended that she was unable to lino spurned her in favor o: the Monday meeting. his determination to get some- called the congress "a vest pock- Lemon voting against. 878-1212. deliver the full dose and with- Mary Gibson, and told them Ca Use of a tape recorder was Slaying thing better for Union and Mid- et operation and a farce." As the vote was completed at drew the needle. mela had been slain. discussed, but it was decided tha (Continued) dlesex and I can't say -that I MEW JERSEY BELL Ulrlch Schaer of Cloverdale II p.m., Mr. Erlacher reported Her husband became ill, she the session would not ,be record- eration of the public in tracking Cir. presented a petition he sai there were eight more Items on contended and Coppolino was ed. down the killer, Anyone who had been signed by 800 opponents the agenda, but alt were ad summoned to come to his aid. The meeting was closed to thesaw anything or anyone suspi of the repeal ordinance. Other Journed. The meeting will be MPSCC Mrs. Farber said that later in press and public. cious in the area between 7 an cltiMns called for a referendum continued next Wednesday night. (Continued) the day the doctor'killed him by 7:45 p.m. yesterday, he said, is or at least a reflection of pub The board approved an 11 by nents say it won't work and are urged to call Chief Pesano al Neeth new car? pressing a pillow over his face lic protest being demonstrated !•/£ foot redwood and brass sign while he was under sedation fighting it down to the wire. List Police his private number, 222-7000 at the meeting. o be erected at Monmouth Re- after the two had argued bitter- MPSCC, an eight-town organi- extension 35, until 5 p.m. Late They greeted Councilman Her- form Temple, and postponed for y g ly. zation in the Red Bank-Middle- the regular police number ghoul bert L . WilletWilltt witithh boob s whhe a month the site plan and subdi town area, met April 12 at the Test Results be called and a message lei vision application of M. J. Sta . Dr. Coppolino denied there had urging of the American Commu TRENTON — Stanley E. Mor-for the chief. Be wise...finance vola. Inc. been any violence, asserting that ters Association to take up therissey Jr., 86 Leonardville Rd., "All information will be kepi To be continued next week are Mrs. Farber called him when her Leonardo, was first on an eligi- husband suffered a heart attack. fight against Aldene. . confidential," Chief Pesano prom- final approval of a section of Directive bility list for appointment as a Rlverdale Estates, preliminary He said he administered treat- ised. "We're going to keep worl Result of the four-hour meet- patrolman in Middletown Town- approval of Tiriton Estates, a site ment until noon but quit the case ing on it," lie said. ing was a directive to Mr. Maus ship, the state Civil Service plan amendment tor Earp and when both Farber and his wife ner to start a suit. The suil Commission announced yester- us. 10,370 Bloomfield, a discussion with refused his advice that the col day. Kelsey Burr, and another subdi- onel go to a hospital. Mr. Mausner said, would be Others qualified were Richard Sailor vision. Medical Discourse the form of a Superior Court A pellate Division appeal of th M. Mills, 647 Hopping Rd., Bel- (Continued) The trial continues to be a state's March 15 Aldene imp! ford, and Eugene J. Armstrong, The funeral will be Saturday classroom in medical theory as mentation order. . 43 Hudson Ave., Port Monmouth. 11 a.m. iri the Worden Funera of your neighbors do Man Injured defense and state experts' haggle It would not attempt to upse The post pays $5,499 to (7,424 Home, Red Bank, with the Rev over the cause of Carmela's the multimillion dollar plan, M annually. Canon Charles H. Best, rector death. Mausner said, but would attempl Announced as qualifying in Trinity Episcopal Church, Red In Collision The state alleges that Coppo- to protect shore commuter in- test for patrolman in Keaasburg Bank, officiating. Burial will OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayne lino, in financial trouble, killed terests, namely by preserving was Gilbert J. Capella, 55 Ram-in Fair View Cemetery, Middle- Atchlson, 26, of 110 Cold Indian his wife to collect $65,000 life the ferries until the Aldene Plan sey Ave., that borough. The town. Springs Rd. was treated at Jer-insurance and continue a "life proves itself. job pays $5,300 to $6,700. sey Shore Medical Center, Nep- of luxury" as the husband of Shrewsbury Borough Council Alfred M. Lyons Jr., 1015 Sum-2 Women Hurt tune, yesterday for minor inju- Mary'Gibson, 39, a wealthy di member of the committee, merfield Ave., Asbury Park, was ries suffered when the car he was vorcee. voted Tuesday night to give fi listed first for a patrolman post In Collision driving collided with another auto Medical experts testified for nanciai support up to $600 to in that city. at Bowne and Cold Indian Springs the state that chemical tests on legal action. The other members Jorge Schmidt Jr., 602 Third NEW SHREWSBURY — Twc Rds. Carmela's . exhumed body con- are Fair Haven, Little Silver, Ave., Asbury Park, was second women were treated at River- MoofflfitM College The other driver, Carolyn vinced them that death was Middletown, New Shrewsbury, The job pays $6,100 to $7,100 s view Hospital,' Red Bank, aftei Adams, 27, of 129 Edgewood Dr., caused by a toxic overdose of CONVENTION HALL Qceanport, Red Bank and Rum-year. cars in which there were ridinf Toms River, was uninjured. succinylcholine. or. AMURY PARK MAY 7 collided on Sycamore Ave. a Sgt. Thomas Fliedner Invest! The defense produced experts Mr. Mausner and Harry S. ated the accident; which who said that nothing shown by Koch, vice chairman of the co Three Judges Hope Rd. at 2:15 p.m. yesterday 748-3137 occurred at 7 p.m., but issued no the state could lead to any con-ordinating committee, met witr Police said a car driven bj clusion other than that the cause lommissioner Goldberg lasl Set for Fair Nancy E. Layton of Point Picas itiiiiiiiitiiiuiiiniimiumiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiuiiimiuimiiiuiiaiiiiiiiinmiiiiimiyiihiiing of death is unknown. Wednesday and discused assur- ant was turning from Sycamon Dr. Frank B. Cleveland, medi- ances that the New York ferrj MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - to Hope when her car was struck cal examiner of Cincinnati, testi- slips would not be demolished Three judges will evaluate the in the rear by a vehicle driver fied yesterday as a rebuttal wit- immediately. exhibits in the Matawan Region- by Meta S. Moore, 19 Sailer ness for the state that Carmela's Expect Assurance al High School science fair Sat- Way, Rumson. urday. death was due to "intoxication Mr. Mausner said he had tea- Mrs. Fay Johnson of Tumi with juocinylcholme." lori to believe the assurance Richard Greco, a chemist tor River, a passenger in the firs Cleveland, who examined tis- would come, in writing, but it Ethicon Inc., Somerville; Rob- car, was treated for a nee sue and photographs of the al-hadn't by the end of the bus:ert J. Lees, naturalist and sup-sprain. Mrs. Catherine Boyer, leged injection site, said that in ness day yesterday. ervisor of the nature education Blactapoint Rd., Rumson, in the irogram at Monmouth Museum, his opinion Carmela was alive Julian Herz, Little Silver, second car, suffered a fractured Holmdel, and William Marshall when injected and died "in a vice president of the Americai nose and her son, Robert, was an engineer at the RCA Space relatively short period of time— Commuters Association, said las' examined and (released. an hour or less." Center, Princeton, will decide the night that he received assurana winners. Defense Attorney F. Lee Bail- from a state official that thi They're Unique! Ads in thi The fair will be open from 2 ey asked Cleveland whether he Liberty Street ferry slips will be to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m.Daily Register Classified work based his opinion on a finding of kept operational during a Awards will be presented at 2 for you around the clock. Place 4.5 milligrams of guccinic acid month's evaluation of the Aldene p.m. yours now. in the woman's brain.' Plan in May. "Yes," said Cleveland, "it was Mr. Herz said the commitmenl a significant finding. You norcame- , from Herbert Thomas, mally would not find free succin- deputy state transportation com End clogging and overflow New cars financed ic acid in the brain." mlssioner. Bailey recalled Dr. C. Joseph Mr. Thomas Is second In 'im of septic tanks and cesspools Umberger, chief toxicologlst for to Mr. Goldberg. The latter ha the New York City medical ex- previously given the ACA verbal by eliminating the cause! up to 3 years aminer, whose chemical analysis promises that all Jersey Central turned up the succmic acid, a facilities would be kept available component of succinylcholine. until Aldene has proven itself. Umberger said he had never Status of the ferry slips re- • Opens grease cloggtd drains, traps tested for the drug in a homi- mained in doubt, however, be- and drainfield*. cide case before. Bailey asked if cause they come under control at low bank rates dealing in theory of the Port of New York Au- he wasn't • Ends clogging and overflow of septic Financing costs are not the same everywhere you then. •hority on May 1. tanks and cesspools by dissolving go. The wise man selects his financing arrangements grease and slime. • carefully. When, buying that new car your best' choice is a Central Jersey Bank—low-cost-auto-loan. As an extra convenience many of the commu- • Controls obnoxious odors. CHECK WITH nity's leading auto dealers are able to arrange your next auto loan with our bank. Visit your dealer and • Instantly kills roaches. tell him to place your auto loan with The Central RED BANK • Pleasantly pine scented*. Jersey Bank and Trust Company. 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tU Ajwfl 27, 1967 TOE DAILY REGISTER Mil. MAftOUZT VL Wit tmussmrm -MM. MU Long Branch Ixpenditures Slow Down H. Part, 74, of I Cheu- LONG BRANCH - Ci# w-1of tfae budget wu expended lit well b« that tbii projrttt b«ry Park morial Gardens, here. of the late Mr. and Mrs. James A World War If Army veteran, fered tomorrow at 10 a.m. in observed. As a result of plan- a mandate to thereafter fully ex- he was employed for the last 18 Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic guilty. KosseU E. Rush, 24, of man t y 771-1341 Rollo. Her father pioneered bus nlng, he added, only 37 per cent pend these appropriations. It may transportation In the Monmouth years as a maintenance man Church, West Orange. The Codey Riverside, N.J., a third escapee County area. for the Borden Milk Co., New Funeral Home is in charge of is bring held pending court ac- York City. arrangements. tion on a motion for change of Mother Julia was a member of He was the husband of the WE MADE A FABULOUS BUY the Pallottine Sisters of Charity late Ann Matle Connor. venue. for 43 years. MRS. WILLIAM C. LAW SR. Surviving are a brother, George KEANSBURG — Mrs. Leone Judge Edwin H. Satterthwaite YOU GET THE SAVINGS! Surviving are two brothers, Connor, of Flushing, L. I., and Harriet Hardy Law, 64, of 123 of Bucks County Court, ordered Louis D. Rollo and Peter J. a sister, Mrs. Roy Compton of concurrent sentences for the Rollo of Matawan, president and this place. Seeley Ave. died yesterday at secretary, respectively, of the two on charges of prison breach, Funeral. arrangements are un- Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, Asbury Park-New York Transit der the direction of the Scott after a brief illness. auto theft and conspiracy to Corp. and the Rollo Transit Corp., Funeral Home, here. prison breach. and a nephew, Louis p. Rollo Jr. Born in Ne>w York City, she of Lincroft, vice president of the was the daughter of the late FREDERICK D. STATEN SR. corporations. Leon end Alta Chisman Hardy. LONG BRANCH - Frederick She resided in Keansburg for the Mass will be offered Saturday D. Staten Sr., 52, of 272 Central PALM past 26 years. at 10 a.m. in Blessed Virgin Ave. died Tuesday in Monmouth Mary Nativity Church here. Medical Center after a long ill- Surviving are her husband, BEACH Burial will be in Harriman, N. Y. ness. William C. Law Sr., three daugh- Mr. Staten had been a construc- ters, Mrs. Constance Smith of SPORT DURYEA SERVICES tion worker. Red Bank, Mrs. Shirley Ham- He was a member of the Sec- mond of Lincroft, Mrs. Joan Cilli MIDDLETOWN - Services for of Middletown; also two sons, COATS John E. Duryea, 10 Kings Hwy., ond Baptist Church, here. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. William C- Law Jr. of Belford 00 will be held in Christ Episcopal and John R. Law, at home. She Church Saturday at 11 a.m., with Queenie Staten; six sons, Pfc. Frederick D. Staten Jr., serving is survived by nine grandcJiii 35 Rev. Robert E. Lengler, pastor, with the Marine Corps in Viet- dren; a brother Ralph Hardy of officiating. Burial will be in Fair Kejport; and two sisters, Mrs. View Cemetery under the direc- nam; Benjamin Staten, Solomon Staten, Chauncey Staten, Samuel Hazel Jardot of Keyport and tion of the Scott Funeral Home, Mrs. Jenny Scacco of Red Bank. Belford. Staten and Donald Staten, all at home; four brothers, Solomon A Requiem Mass will be of- Tired ofL DEATH NOTICE Staten of New York City, Frank MOTHER M. JULU — We

MRS. IDA B. SMITH MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Ida B. Smith, 76, died yesterday in the Ivy House Nursing Home where Limited-edition hardtop at a she had been a patient for the last nine years. Born in Hallowell, Maine, she was the daughter of the late special low price celebrating Charles and Annie- Bolton. Until she entered the nursing home, she was a resident of Jer- Mustang's 3rd birthday J. Kridel's 80th sey City. She was the widow of Emit Anniversary Sale Smith. She was a member of the ends Saturday. Charlotte Chapter 14 of the Order of the Eastern Star, Jersey City, She is survived by a son, Vin- GT hood with built-in turn signal indicators .. Included cent C. Smith of Plainfield; two daughters, Mrs. George H. Fen- nell, of this place, and Mrs. Cecil Frye of Tampa, Fla.; a brother, Chromed air cleaner Included Frank Bolton of Bloomsbury; two sisters, Mrs. Barney Bonster and Mrs. Anna Bies, both of Jersey Wide-Oval tires (with V-8's). Included City, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are un- der the direction of the Scott Fu- neral Home, Belford. Bucket seats, stick shift, plush carpeting Included

CLINTON WYMBS MATAWAN - Clinton Wymbs, White sidewalls Included 78, of Main St., a retired garden- er, died Tuesday in Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mr. Wymbs was born in Mata. Sporty luggage rack ...... Low-cost option wan Township, son of the late William B. and Emma Cosgrove Wymbs. Mr. Wymhs was a member of the First Methodist Church, here. Take the Mustang Pledge... "I refuse He is survived by a brother, Caleb Wymbs of Cliffwood. to pay extra for goodies costing The funeral will be tomorrow extra in imitation Mustangs." at 11 a.m. in the Bedle Funeral Home, Matawan, with Rev. Don- ald Phillips, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Rosehill Ceme- tery, here.

FRANK BUONICONTTT LONG BRANCH - Frank Buoniconti, 72, of 257 Seventh Ave. died yesterday at Palms Of Pasadena Hospital, South Pasadena, Fla. Born in Italy and a veteran of World War I, Mr. Buoniconti had resided in Long Branch 48 years and was a retired New Jersey Natural Gas Company em- ployee. Surviving are till wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Dilger Buoniconti, and Sprint-Time Savings now in Ford Country several nephews and nieces. A High Requiem Mass will be offered Saturday at 9 a.m. in the Our Lady of the Star of the Sea Church, here. Burial will be in MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY Woodbine Cemetery, Oceanport, ';.«.-,•• • • under the direction of the' Hoff- man Funeral Home, 415 Broad- 90 MONMOUTH STREET REP BANK rr vm if ti rrfisroffin trf in^ffur ir ir nil i/inr/uii ut if r»iff runmuai mmiimiif f us way. , 7414090 4 h The Register's Opinion Urban Roulette From Our Readers 'Its Xcfbtftr welcome* letter* ban Us tttOtn, provided Her contain signature, address and telephone number. Letter* should be limited to 300 words. They should be typewritten.' All letters are subject to condensation and editing. Endorse-^ It Looks Like Progress... Maybe ments of political candidates or commercial product* art not . The Affiliated Republican Club of whom wanted the county to get a col- acceptable. Monraputh County met the other night. . lege in operation. From two of the principal speakers There is no attempt here to push Starting Something came indications'that the county gov- through a project that isn't worth- The Niche < • ernment may be nearing decisions on while. The freeholders should collect 90 Broad St. two issues of great importance. One every possible fact, favorable and un- Red Bank, N. J. Is creation of a twp-year county col-, favorable, and then make a decision. To the Editor: "We want to start something!" lege., 7"he\ other Is a county-owned On the other matter, it is obvious After 12 months of reading The Register and receiving in- airport. the county does not have an airport formation in the mail 'about the "Mall," which is to be built" Freeholder1 Director Joseph C. Ir- that can meet present needs of industry within the existing structure at Broad and Monmouth Sts., we and the military, Freeholder Benjamin want to know: win said he's convince^ it is the re- "What is being done?" sponsibility of the Board of Freeholders • H. Danskin says arguments favoring a The building itself, which is now a shell, without any to decide whether or not to create the publicly-operated airport are gaining visible means of support inside or out, is not only an "eye- college. We heartily agree, even though > strength, although he still has reserva- sore," but a hazard to the community. The strong winds, and tions. other outside elements, will sooner or later weaken the build- there are some who.think the board ing. Wouldn't it be a crime against the Borough Council and the should not act until the question Is Mr. Danskin doesn't appreciate the rest of the community if the building collapsed into the middle •>* placed. before the public in a formal fact that the federal government will of Broad or Monmouth Sts., and some of our citizens, or our give financial aid for airports that are children were hurt? After all, this is the corner where many vote. ;•', • school children wait for the bus, as well as adults. Isn't it Mr. Irwin's thinking is refreshing. publicly owned, but refuses it for pri- time something was done about this detriment? vately owned airports. His position is !• Too many governing bodies find it The owners kept two men working inside and out for nine, '-'Convenient to use the referendum gim- understandable, but there's little he or months (most of their time was spent fixing their truck and mick for the sole purpose of ducking anyone can do to change the policy. cars). We suppose they were removing the debris the rest of the The county has alternatives. Among time. Since December nothing! Every time the community responsibility. In the matter of the becomes interested in what advancement is being made, If county college, there is no more need them are: any, they send a representative to explain to the borough and I for a referendum than there would be Purchase the privately-owned Mon- the Chamber of Commerce what is going on. Their last act to reach a decision on replacing a mouth Airport in Wall Township or was to say the mall will open in September, and 13 of the 30 stores are leased. If they haven't started to build yet, do you. Crumbling bridge. build its own in the Wayside section really believe this can happen? Jsn't it time some action is . Reliable studies have shown the of New Shrewsbury. If the airport is taken by the borough of Red Bank? great need for the college. The public built in Wayside, it will eliminate Red As a business woman in Red Bank, we along with the is being given many opportunities to Bank Airport, which is also in New other proprietors maintain the outside of our buildings and express views on the proposal, includ- Shrewsbury, but in a congested area. try to keep Red Bank a beautiful and exciting place to live and Here, again, we ask the freeholders shop. Don't you think the borough can help? ing an open discussion scheduled for I feel it is my civic duty to try and get the borough arid next Thursday in the Hall of Records, to prepare themselves for the task ex- chamber to start moving on this. If Red Bank is to remain Freehold. Those who disagree with the pected of them. Another year shouldn't the wonderful community it is, certainly the removal of studies should let the freeholders know be spent with maybe after maybe. The "The Shell" would be a start! their reasons. months ahead provide ample time for Sincerely, Mrs. Ethel Schwartz The first of the freeholders' forums them to collect all the information Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth drew more than 200 people, most of necessary to make a decision. Schary Erred on Buckley Telephoning Ahead 12 Volt PI. Svetlana's Contribution Middletown, N. J. „ The arrival of Joseph Stalin's The curious point, and one worth Within tlie next five years Americans in score how huge are the new strides being .. To the Editor: . •• selected large cities will be able to dial a made in the whole field of telephone commu- daughter, Svetlana Alliluyeva (her noting, is that her request for U. S. In a news article in The Register, your reporter, Charles telephone call direct to London or Paris — nications and how rapidly telephones are eras- A. Johnston, reported Mr. Dore Schary's remarks to tha Mon- mother's maiden name), is a fascinat- asylum over the past few weeks has and later to almost any country In the world. ing enormous distances between cities, coun- mouth County Bnai Brith lodges. Among other subjects, Mr, ing bit of living history. It's not sur- not become a hot international issue. Already, you can. dial direct to Canada, the tries and continents. Schary, who is national chariman of the Anti-Defamation U. S. Virgin Islands and to We are approaching the 100 million tele- League, discussed the John Birch Society. prising that she has come — she has It would, of course, be best for the certain parts of Mexico. phone mark in the U. S. — one telephone Mr. Schary is reported to have said that some well known her story to tell and conditions at U. S. arid the Soviet Union if Mrs. Ai- Within this period, too, for every two Americans — and an astound- personalities, and he named William F. Buckley Jr., have liluyeva's presence here did not be- at least several large U. S. ing 37 per cent of American homes today home were uncomfortable —but it is dropped out of the Birch Society because of differences with corporations probably will have two or more telephones. This year we an odd turn of destiny that the daugh- come a source of conflict. That its national leader, Robert Welch. It is a well known fact be equipped with see-as-you, will make more than 5 billion long distance eventuality may be avoided because that Mr. Buckley is not and never has been a member of the ter of the late dictator, who now Js so talk "Picturephones" being phone calls —• vs. only 2 billion in 1955 — repudiated in Russia, should herself her autobiography, rather than being tested by Union Carbide and 10 million of them will be overseas calls. John Birch Society and Mr. Schary knows it. He has denied sensational, is said to be a simple but Corp. in New York and Chi- Impressive as the spread of new telephone any connection with the Birch Society many times during his eschew the way of life he championed. campaign for mayors on TV and in various written articles. sincere story. cago. Picturephones will techniques is, even more so are the follow- -Although It may be true for Mrs. enable personnel officers to ing other innovations available or due to be- I can't think of a riiore stinging condemnation of the Blrcft' Alliluyeva that there are no longer Stalin's daughter, besides gaining Interview possible future re- come available to us comparatively soon: Society and Mr. Welch than that presented by Bill Buckley In capitalists or Communists in her lexi- her human right to personal self-ex- PORTER cruits on distant campus- * . *. • his "Nation^ Review." • This-situation is just another in a long line of smears per.* con — only people the same every- pression, will perform a service to his- es, permit salesmen to show their new wares to customers in other-cities, help .executives —AN "AUTOMATIC Reporting Tele- petrated by our self-appointed guardians of civil liberties. The where In their hopes and Ideals —- her tory by describing how it.was when to hold "faca^to-faSe™ telephone meetings phone" which will ring a pre-set number au- tactics vigorously condemned by the Anti-Defamation League view Is hardly shared in Moscow or her father ruled Russia with an iron with other, executives icrosa the country, tomatically if a power failure or a dangerous are the same ones employed by its national director. If Mr. build-up W gas pressure occurs,in an unat- Welch is a character-assassinating extremist (and in my even In official Washington. hand. < . . - Picturephone centers already exist in tended plant — and which will then deliver opinion he is) where does that leave Dore Schary? New York City, Washington and Chicago and a pre-recorded message of alarm to the per- you can place a picture call today to a friend I recommend Mr. Buckley call ^upon the Anti-Defamation" son at the other end of the line. •waiting at a center;in any of these cities. League to defend his good name against the likes of Mr. Schary. —A "Data Phone" which, among other Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington (Costs range from $8 for a three-minute call Very truly yours, things, can transmit an electro-cardiogram between New York and Washington to $13.50 John T. McNamara for a tail between New York and Chicago.) of a hospital patient as it is taken to a dis- • * * tant diagnostician. —"Dial Tone First" service in coin tele- Favors Aldene Plan Cash for a Third Party ALSO WITHIN the next few years you phone booths — in which you can place a 40 Hubbard Park of the billions of dollars in the present war will be able to call anywhere in the U. S. via WASHINGTON, D. C. - As early as last local emergency call to the police or fire de- ' Red Bank on poverty. • , a portable, lineless telephone — say, from December, • select group of U. S. Commu- partment without charge — or a collect call To the Editor: "After three years, the poverty war has a golf green or a political convention floor. eilt leaders met In New York In secret ses- via the operator without using a dime. In a front page Register story, Bernard A. Mltzner, presi- spent $4 billion of the taxpayers' money and In July, actual tests will begin on such a de- •ion to hear Party Chairman Gus Hall say —Custom calling services, in which you dent of the American Commuters Association, is quoted as In- created a poverty bureaucracy of 91.000 ad- vice in Boston and in Phoenix, Ariz., to ex- the time had come to work with anti-Viet- may dill only a stogie digit for as many as dicating that an increase of only 200 members is "a pretty poor ministrators. The poor have lost faith in plore Its potential uses and expose its bugs. nam and other groups to eight frequently-called numbers; dial a third indication of gratitude." the high promises of those who thought they When the new high-speed trains go into opera- form a peace party. party into your conversation; having incom- Maybe Mr. Mitzner should be gratelul that there hain't could solve difficult problems by simply tion between New York and Washington next Hall made hLs pro- ing calls switched to another number when been a counter move by the many communities who (1) endorse- spending billions of dollars through a new fall, 30 parlor and snack cars will have line- nouncement following a you leave home; receive a special signal the Aldene Plan, and (2) appreciate the constructive action agency in Washington. less coin telephones. (Calls will cost about Visit to the Soviet Union, when somebody is trying to call you while taken by the State in the face of imminent demise of the »nti- "The plight of the poor is a growing and the same as person-to-person). where In late October he you're on the line yourself. Custom calling is quated, uneconomical and patently unremunerative ferry major crisis that must be met realistically. conferred for several days This is a preview of only a few of the in- undergoing an extensive tryout in four U. S. service. The Job Corps would be replaced by novations actually being tested by the Bell with Premier Brezhnev and cities, and this, too, is due to spread to many I, for one, will have 23 minutes a day — nearly two pre- Residential Skill Centers administered by vo- Telephone System. But these- alone under- Presidium members Mikhail cities in coming, years. cious hours more per week — at home with my family when the cational educational officials. An Industry Suslov and Boris Pono- Aldene Plan schedules go into effect. So will my neighbor and, Youth Corps would be established in which marcv. I suspect, thousands of others. youths 16 to 22 would be offered private pro- ..._, Although there may be ACA's direction would be more constructive (and less AUJBH duction employment and on-the-job training. John Chamberlain: These Days no links between these sep- futile) were it directed toward a policy of co-operation with The federal government would pay 25 per arate movement*, they appear to be going the state and the railroads to assure that implementation of cent of enrollees" wages for one year under in the same general direction — toward crea- the Aldene Plan is effective, and that continued improvements conditions that offered promise of long-term tion of a third party. In service to commuters follow. : employment." - r Democratic House leaders, who are Republican Women BaMe Yours very truly, watching these developments, say the big * * • Richard Nixon has said that when wom- Robert G. Lewis question is whether the third party move- LATEST" SCANDAL— The women's Job president must want the Job of president and en go in for politicking, they can be really ments will merge, and if Corps center at Albuquerque, N. Mex., Is be in a position to take time off from family deadly. It-may not have been the most obligations to do it. so, who will control and fi- the latest to be rocked by scandal. Miss Jo tactful thing in the world for Dick Nixon to Columnist Enjoyed nance the new political . Culbertson, an Instructor, has told Represen- Mrs. Schlafly definitely wants the job, bring up. But with the battle lines forming 252 Madison Ave. •. force. tative Edith Green, D-Ofe., that another in- and says that "custom and courtesy" entitle for the biennial convention Perth Amboy N. J. In that context, the bat- structor was a known dope pusher and that her to It. But she is a "conservative," and of the National Federation To the Editor: tle over the campaign sub- classroom schedules were falsified. She also the "moderates" want It to go to Mrs. of Republican Women, Just a note to tell you I enjoyed C. A. Johnston's "Court-., sidy will, take place when it charged "illicit fraternization" between fac- O'Donnell. which will be held in Wash- house Square" on my reaction to legislative resolutions me-: moves next month to the ulty members and students... A big chunk • • "•,*'.• ington, D, C., on May 5 iriorializing Congress to do something. We may not defeat the House from the Senate. of anti-poverty funds goes for publicity pur- IN PRESSING the case for Mrs. O'Don- and 6, it now looks as resolutions, but we're going to have some fun trying. Representative Wilbur poses. OEO records show, that around $2.4 though. Nixon had under- nell, the "moderates" have been sending out Very truly yours, Mills, O-Ark., chairman of million is spent by the agency to publiclre stated the case. The wom- paragraphs excerpted from a Goldwater note Robert N. Wilentz the House Ways and Means Its operations and to counter widespread en seem to be getting ready to Mrs. Dorothy Elston, the outgoing federa- Assemblyman, Middlesex County scott Committee, will seek to dis- criticism ... Director Sargent Shriver is'the for the floor fight of the tion president, commending Gladys O'Don- cover why certain proponents of •"perfect- only top anti-poverty official still on the ages, which Is Just the thing nell vas a "long time worker in the conserva- ing" the present law want to make it easier •Job since the multi-billion dollar program was Republican National Com- tive cause." Well, Goldwater did say that. The "Courthouse Square" column will appear next Thursday, (or third parties to finance their presidential launched in late 1964. ! CHAMBERLAIN mittee Chairman, Ray But Mrs. Echlafy's friends point out. that Additional letters will be found on pages 18 and 21. campaigns, . • • •• •••••-.*• ••• :> •:. Bliss, had hoped to avoid. this is only half of the story. In the un- In 1966, Representative Mills was the cropped version of his letter to Mrs. Elstotii FLASHES >- The Federal Aviation Agen- There are, as of the moment of writing, Goldwater went on to say that "Phyllis Schla- prime mover f6r a requirement that third cy has bannedhelicopter flights lower than two contestants for the office of president of SPRING FEVER! fly, too, is a friend of long standing... Any- parties obtain at least five million votes be- 2,500 feet above the Capitol. The unannounced the federation. One is Mrs. Gladys O'Don- fore they can dip into the proposed multi- directive was Issued after Speaker John neU of Long Beach, Calif., the choice of the one familiar with politics at all must be fa- million dollar subsidy fund. McCormack, Mass., asked for.the restriction! women's nominating committee. The other miliar with the fantastic work done by this because tit the.damage air pressure from the is Mrs. Phyllis Schlafly, the incumbent first . fine lady." ' . • . MORE REALISTIC PLAN —The rein- helicopters, mltfit do to the Capitol's, sagging vice president of the federation, who^wilf be Republican chairman Bliss has been ac- forced Republicans on the Education and West front. -Pilots Of President Johnson's nominated from the floor. cussed of manipulating the women's federa- Labor."£bmmitteetM to 18 Democrats) have helicopters were the first to get the,warn- •...••/..*-.•• • ••'•.••* tion to produce a victory for Mrs. O'Donnell. • a substitute for the Jobs Corps program, that "• ing. ...Despite those White House denials, • FAIR ENOUGH, one might sayr In a As far as I can determine, Ray Bliss's sin would cost a lot less and provide meaningful General Crelghtqn Abrams will &oon replace democratic organization, there is no reason consists of supporting those who voted to training'In private Industry. - , General Westmc-reland as • commander In there shouldn't be a contest for president. ohange the convention locale from California, Under their program, the; Republicans' South Vietnam. Westmoreland is slated to But that isn't the way the Republican wom- where It was originally scheduled, to Wash- claim 43,250 youths would be trained a* become Army.chief 6f stall., .^_ en- feel'about it. The 0'Donn.elI partisans ington. ' The pro-Schlafly wonien think this •gainst 38,000 in the Job Corps centers — If think It bad faith to undercut the nominating , Is a brcak for "New York liberals," who can the latter operated at capacity, which they committee. The group known as "Republi- easily get down to Washington on the shut- aren't, REGISTER can Women for Phyllis Schlafly," on the tle plane. This may be true, but the energy 1 exhibited by MM. Maureen Reagan Sills, who Led by Representative Albert Qule, Minn., other hand, think tt was a dirty trick for and Charles Goodell, N. Y., sponsors of the THURSDAY. APRIL 2T, 1967 the nominating committee to pass over the happens to be the daughter of California's , Governor Reagan, In touring the country for alternative plan, the Republicans will make a ' ' 40-41 Broni St. claims of the first vice president to automatic determined effort to enact It. R*S Dunk. I>. J. WVH ' promotion.' Mrs. Schlafly, would seem to indicate that Brnnctt Oftlcrit the conservatives will get out their :vote. They have a good chance of succeeding, m HI. at MIMIMown, N. »• This columnist got Involved In the scrap anilMl M«ta Hi. .Kr«.hoH. K. J. 1 /with the, support of Democrats ted up with Jl»'Broaawiv. tanr nrtuttli, N. J. by remarking In a piece about Republican The feathers; have been fiyltvg in this 'the Incessant turmoil over the Job Corps KlUb. MM by Jolm II. Cook «nt Hmrr Clay unity that It was a Republican Women's Fed- fight for control of the women's organization. center*.' , ' PnbUihwl tur T>» KMMbuik Jwliter lnconn»tt« ' eration "tradition" to elevate the first vice A good fight is perfectly legitimate, and It ."The War on poverty is in desperate need M. HAnor.p KEI.I.V, ruhiiiiiw president to the presidency.' I should have won't matter provided everybody closes of major redirection," Qule and/Good^ con- .Arthur t.< K»ml», EJIIm qualllled this by saying Ifwas the "new" tra- ranks In 1968 after the national presidential Second clin PMtin IMM M' Rad Batik, N. J. W701 tend. "It should not lie eliminated, ft Should i«d tt Additional Mtifllut ,OHIc«i. Iiiuid ut Grudgingly By Roger E. Spear FULL Spear By ED MORSE General Motors, usually re- Q "I am rather a late be- look to your stocks in an emer- : NEW YORK (AP) - The stock garded as a market bellwether Jnner to be learning about and gency, since they flctuate con- SCREEN market yesterday took its firs stood strongly against the trend investing in stocks. But our fam- siderably and should never have •WHITE BIG M loss in 10 sessions as a vigorous and ended with a gain of % ly is raised, our bills paid and to be sold during « period of de- early rise dwindled and stock: having been up as much as we have $5,000 in savings plus cline. Life insurance comes nex ! Aluminum Combinotion Window retreated grudgingly. Trading Prices declined irregularly on ALUMINUM good Insurance. I want growth and the amount you carry Was active. the American Stock Exchange. over the next 10-15 years, not in-depends largely on the degree of I Volume was 10.57 million shares Vo'.ume was 4.23 million shares come, and own the following: protection you need for your de- COMBINATION compared with 10.42 million Tues compared with 3.67 million Tues- General Tire; American Ship pendents. Life insurance is itsel 4»y. day. The exchange's stock index a form of regular savings. When lost 2 cents at $18.03. Building; Northwest Natural Gas. ;The Dow Jones Industrial av- How can I improve ray posi- you start a program, don't look WINDOW erage took a small loss of 2.17 Corporate and U.S. Treasury tion?" R- M. solely at the principal amount of points at 889.03. bonds were unchanged to low- the policy but consider rather ttie INSTALLED! ; The market held a slightly A) 1 don't believe that it Is return it would bring to your higher edge until late In the after- ever too late to invest in stocks, heirs if you pass on. noon. This vanished without un- particularly when a man is as due excitement in the final hour. well, situated as you are. Your (Mr. Spear cannot answer all Analysts called It a case of Elect Thomas judgment has been good and mail personally but will answer belated profit taking. your stocks are relatively sound, all questions possible la hii col- Stocks rallied in heavy trad- President Of but I believe some changes coald umn.) ing at the start. The ticker lape improve your list for the fiir- Yesterday's closing stocks: lagged. Large blocks were trad- herance of your particular ob- " I-T-E Ckt Brk S114 Aclama Ux Ml ed, reflecting activity by institu- First Savings jective. Air J-rud lio'i tional investors. Air P.tauQ Joy lilt 21', INSTALLED! JERSEY CITY - Theodore R. General Tire & Rubber has bad 11!* Ki Al US. Bright Backdrop 1 good record, but through its I I,lid Kcimt Triple track, but The news background was Thomas, of Summit and Mon- Kupper* mouth Beacih, has bpen elected itibsidiary, Aerojet-General, it •s* brighter than usual. Rising auto Krugrr 22 H with 2 screens for president of the First Savings lerives considerable income AlCCi I.cli Port C J sales, higher earnings for oil com- 'rom aerospace and ordnance l.el! Val Ind top and bottom panies and can manufacturers and Loan Association of Jersey 08(1 City. vork. For more assured capital ventilation and smaller than expected de- enhancement, I would switdi to Am M t'&f 18*...,. Mil * My 73 clines in earnings for major steel Mr. Thomas Joined First Sav- A MMt* }O>» ILulun li.J 111. American Home Products. Am Sm«it HO', l.utt-,1! 811 sa companies formed the Wall Street ings in 19.10' as assistant vice Am Sttt SSi» I MasU Trk 44 Now at a American Ship is a good com- Am T«l ft Tel ''»'' Maanavoi 38'i backdrop.' • president and director, positions Am 'AU» lUnralli Oil New Low Price he has held since then. lany in its field, but steady fu- Amp illu ilarlln H SI* The Associated Press average i M»»unll« . 4P Of 60 stocks eased .4 point to Previously, he was an officer ure growth seems precluded by 68*4 Merc* ' he nature of its business. I would SIS UUM 324.8 with, industrials off .8, rails of The Fir^t National Bank of 5B' »?^4 Jersey City, and auditor of the exchange this issue for Baxter uiuu uia off .3 and Utilities up .1. AtiJllaun w, Mu P«o A Bankers Trust Company, New Laboratories. Mobllutl GRASSSEED Small losses were taken by All Riclif)4 «l» COOK & DUNN i« l\>ru 41 r. Munt W>r4 47',4 Other prominent indicators. The Yurk. I advise you to hold Northwest BftbcocL W Nit Bin.- He resides with his wife Mar- Natural Gas, which serves Port- Bayuk Clg N OKSII Keg 3«% New York Stock Exchange In- Hell A How Nat Dairy LOFrS MARVEL GREEN dex dipped 5 cents to $51.03. jorie and four children at tfie land and other growing com- Nat MinUI! 42 * • • 47'i SPRING Summit address. He is a mem- munities' in Oregon and Wash- _ N«t nypi Standard & Poor's 500-stock in- Hoeing SU'i I Not Bli-fl (J9" For Sun or Shade dex fell .09 to 93.02; ber and former trustee of the ington. fc'ili NiT (Vulrol SW"» I Nla M IW Seven of the 15 most active Monmouth Beach Club, and re- Q) "I am a young man about 42'» |Nu Am Av J'i'k INur Pac J22 Issues fell, five rose and three sides at his Monmouth Beach b begin an investment program. a liuluva 2H a INvvst Alrlln 2 lbs. 1 "-5 lbs. 3" were unchanged. home, C8 Ocean Ave., during the would like your opinion as to Kill I I11J 'JViL-1 Nurwlcli I'U te, JI 118 OutU JIae B ,Gulf & Western Industries was he place of life insurance in Cater Trao UWftM 111 Milanese 48^ Man Am Wit] a the most active stock, unchanged such a program." J. G. Ullrs & Ob til'-b I IVunry, 3C 07 Yankee Four Seasons at 5iy on 234,400 shares; A single tMl CT', I I'o. 1'w A I.t S4'i 2 Selling your store? Classified A) The first prerequisite In ah .1 I Pa I'.R block of 111,800 shares helped Ads reach hot prospects without investment program is an ade- Cu Cola •7'i Pelisi Cn 73 >4 Colg Palm 112'i I'rrtua Klin »•'«; GRASSSEED CRASS SEED boost Gulf & Western's volume. delay. Dial 741-6900 now. uate savings reserve. Never I'ulum <;u» 2, Puli'Sv KtiQ ______GOOD -——_--—. 5 lbs. 2" 2 lbs. 1" Turning G 1 Cro Zrll . t',2'1 ncA """ Cruc 811 M 1 Hfadln? r\) I HANCE & DAVIS SAY: ,/ uiriiii Wr 24'i I Kepill) Sll Deere Z1J, I I'.evlun Green Glory Perennial Rye l*r* Hud M'i I Reyn Met S3 31 |Reyn li.li 40^4 P. V. A. Dent Sup 2ft>£ 1 Ituti Cuntroia S2», Pom Alro r,1=. 1 SI JN« l.eail • 1!4 GRASS SEED Uuw etiem . 8II<, I HI Ke(li 1'ap so1; GRASS SEED Dress Intj 32", |«ear» liueli COOK & DUNN'S rill Funt ICt'i I Sliell Oil 2I>; IsiDulalr 69 tmq 1M LOWEST PRICED PAINT. Kaul Kod 14'^ I Smith, AO 28 5 lbs. I" I Son Pae 99 KnJ Julin JS'4 I Sou p.y 31S 5 lbs. 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Now available in u Kimlty (!p 4 3?i I (Ten Hall new BLEND SEVENTY. ' „ Kirg.. Olli :'. | Rollinl Inn POST & am Pljud 9H I Sperrr K Wt Imp 01) 65»i ITei-iinlcol to»i BEST _-___-_-_-_-. 1,000 sq. ft. 4.45 2,500 «q. ft. 9.95 J Kin Ark on i'i I Illali M S 14! BRACKET •If for any reason you are not pleased with your Wind- y COOK *N' DUNN 20-GAL. PLASTIC sor seeding, simply send the sales slip- for the seed to w Scotts, Marysville, Ohio, 43040-and they'll mail you « • ONE COAT—NO DRt.' refund check promptly. V Bamberger's \ Kt COIf c Garbage www in vi« w w law ww ww www u m/w WWWIK u v/ wtu u w w w XIVI « w LATEX uiu No. ISO told- Contest Set cr, aluminum -^ WALL FINISH bracket, icrewi and NEWARK — Bamberger's New 2 piece* of Heel CAN America's Most Popular Jersey will award a 1967 Pon- taUog appro*. 61" REG. tlac Catalina Hardtop to the win- long when atsem- Lawn Fertilizer . .•. 95 bled. Bracket and 99 TURF BUILDER ning mother in that store's an- 6.98 poit bolh finiilx-d nual Mother's Day contest. GAL. in Mick w while EA. If you want a thicker lawn this year, then 1 you want TURF BUILDER. It multiplies Entrants tn the contest are re- 5 baked enaroeL Get • Steel leek-lid handles grass plants by triggering rapid develop- quested to complete the phrase jxrara now. ment of sturdy rootstocks. TURF BUILD- "There's nobody like my Mom • NoHmlt ER gives sustained-acton feeding and can 1 not be leached away. No odor, no water- because ' in 50 words or less, on ing in . Use it in any gather. an official entry blank available ONLY Sorry, no mall or phone in any one of the eight Bam- PAINT THINNER orders, no deliveries. 5,000 -95 10,000 O95 berger slores, including Mon- *q. ft. •• sq. ft. O mouLh Shopping Cenler, Eaton- • Gallon town, To be entered lo Uie GETS RID OF WEEDS 59* competition, entries must be re- • Limit 1—Reg. .98 TIJRF BUILDER PLUS 2 turned to the slores no later than WITH COUPON—GOOD THRU APRIL 27 New TURF BUILDER PLUS 2 combines closing time on May 11. $5.00 OFF! the full feeding power of Turf Builder, There will be a "winning mom" COUPON America's favorite lawn fertilizer wilh the In each local Bamberger store. weed control action of new Kansel. Makes It Is from this group of local weeds shrivel up and disappear. Result? r r Weedy lawns turn into a carpet of sturdy winners that the grand prize win- 9 x12 PAINTER'S DROP CLOTH ANY TUB ENCLOSURE green grass. ner wiil be selected. Local store winners will receive a Starflite Reg. .29 2,500 4395 5,000 jr9K WITH COUPON — GOOD THRU *q. ft. O sq. ft. O traincase fitted with new cos Limit 2 metics from Elizabeth Arden. WITH COUPON—9O0D THRU APRIL 29 Even though contestants may $ submit only one entry per per- *5 off SAVE 2 son, more than .10,000 individual COUPON entries are expected for the com- PROTECT YOUR SPREADER petition. Winners, to be selected HALTS PLUS on the' basis of originality awd RAZOR BLADE PAINT SCRAPER LOVELY TABLE TOPS Prevent Crabgrass While You Fertilize content, will be announced in • Reg. .29 newspapers on Mother's Day. Here's your chance, lawnovners! Now • Limit one 1 WITH

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Whites Extra fancy heavy weight A1 lbs min 2814-29(4; fancy med- CLOSET TIME - •liurn 41. lbs average 'iV/j-W/^; •'•••• . -i . t fancy heavy weight 47 lbs min PROW ITS Jumbo Garment Bag <> 27'/j-2fj>/z; medium 40 Iba average FULL ZIPPER HANCE & DAVIS 21-22;' smalls M lbs average 17- OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 5:30; WED. AND FRI. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. 18; pecwees 31 lbs average H- THREE HOOK .••I 26 SHREWSBURY AVENUE RED BANK 15. 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE—FREE DELIVERY H Browns MOTH PRIVSNTION 747-0103 — FREE DELIVERY P«ro HuggtX and Cryifali Extra. fancy heavy weight 47 32 BROAD ST. •741-7500 • RED BANK OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK—7 A.M. TO 5 P.M. lbs min 2S-30; fancy medium 41 MaHibnll'f and Hakti lbs average 211,5-221,6; fancy heavy • Budget • Easy Charge • Prown's Credit : Larvtii • Spray* • weight 47 lbi min 28-29; imalls 35 lbs average 17-18.' £ THE DAILY BECISTEg Thuiwjay, April 27, 1967-7 Space For library Book Storage Holdup Suspect — The Library A-teMe wflrbe drawn up by risen fee of »1, flu; feue «tend- h Arrested Here's to Health '4: Bpird fm waited"-" man- y months' ' , TwrasMpAttomey JOurney Crow- isg pa « month-to-awnth bash. for storage space for 15,000 books eil and Mr. Waaserman for « library director William Le- NEWARK (AP) — Robert Con- S which have been crowded oat of Kernec said the room dimensions, way, 44, of South Amboy was 22 by $5 feet will adequately arrested by FBI agents yester- - the central King's Hwy. library. day and charged with the holdup Yesterday an offer was ac- 3-Car Crash. hold the 15,000 volumes. Access to' the basement will of a Madison Township bank last cepted from Irving Wasserman, Jan. 27. ' j 2 Tatum Rd., jor use of the Injures Mail not be open to the public, but tor PAW- KEY, MJ>. exposed. Although it is most us- whose mothers had previously for shingles, there is no specific R. W. Bachman. director of ; Chfcken pox Is one of the dis- ually a disease of childhood which had the disease. This is an in- treatment or prevention. basement in his home, which will HOLMDEL — Charlej J. Ger- will be restricted'» use by li- 1 brary personnel only. the federal agency's Newark of- ease* common , to childhood for occurs most frequently in the dication. that the antibodies to These days, however, virus hold the overflow. man, 49, of 5 Steven St., Hailet, fice, said that Conway was taken which, no specific treatment or age group from two to eight this particular virus infection are diseases are yielding readily to was treated for contusions of the Shelving and lighting will be installed by the Library Board. ?nb> custody in New Brunswick prevteUqn has come available. years, it can occur in anyone of not transmitted from the mother riewer advances in medical sci- Drivers Ticketed chest at Riverview Hospital, Red and-arraigned before U. S. Com- $ekneas is caused by a spe- any qge upon exposure. Bank, and released, following-a to the child as they are in the ence. Polio and measles .are pre- MIDDLETOWN - Both driv- Plaques Presented missioner William F. McCkwkey cific -virus which produces a spe- ft has been known to occur in case, for example, of measles. ventable, and a vaccine against three-car accident On Rt. 529 at Jr. on the federal charge. Ball ers Involved in a two-car ac- Holmdel Rd.' yesterday at 4:45 cific ^ sickness in anyone ,who Is newborn infants, even those Nevertheless, one attack of the mumps, is on the way. Perhaps, cident at 3:15 p.m. on Rt. 35 WEST LONG BRANCH —Mon- was set at $50,000. chicken pox usually provides per- in the not-toodistant future,. a p.m., police repotted. at Twlnbrooks Rd. yesterday re- niouth College freshmen Mary Conway, who is unemployed, manent protection against the vaccine will be :prepared against ceived summonses for failure to He also received a summons E. Gooding, Westfleld, and Val- HICA'S LAK6CST FAMILY CtOTHINO CHAIN disease. Thus, the child who has chicken pox. Until then, chicken arie A. Green, Moorestown, and was charged with robbing the produce proper license and regis- for careless driving as a result Sayreville Savings and Loan As- this* particular sickness is not pox will remain one of the an- tration, police reported. the Third West Wing dormitory likely to get it again in adult oyancei which is best associated of the mishap. residents received plaques for sociation of Parlin In Madison life. This is all to the good, be- rfth childhood. A car driven by Mrs. Brigette Drivers of the other cars were the highest academic averages Township. cause chicken pox tends to be Brotherton, 19, of SS Lewis St, Myrtle Frazer,49, o( Morganville, during the fall semester of Conway lives at 719 Borden- much more severe in adult life Dr. Key will be happy to an- Eatontown, was struck from the and Elizabeth D. Phipps, 29, of Both Mi3s Gooding and Miss town Ave. than in childhood. ver questions on medical sub- rear by a truck driven by John 35 Willow Grove West, English- Green achieved perfect 4.0 av- . Varicella, as chicken pox is lets. Letters may be addressed Pollinger, 48, of 252 Port Mon- town. erages to earn Women's Resi- No cash required when you called by the medical profession, (him in care of The Daily Reg- mouth Rd., East Keansburg. Patrolman Bruce Phillips, the ter, 40-42 Broad St., Red Bank dence Hall plaques for individu- place your Classified Ad to sell usually appears in the susceptible There were no injuries report- investigating officer, reported no al academicachievements among household items. Just dial 741- patient about two weeks after 701. ed, police said,. other injuries. exposure. The exposure is residential students. and charge it through the air, since virus par- ticles may be spread by the sneezing and coughing of the suf- fered, as well as by contact with the fluid and crusts from the pox themselves. Incubation Period After the two-week incubation period, signs and symptoms of the illness develop. The first sign which is noted is a fever along So What's New?) with the feeling of sickness that doctors call malaise. Next, us- ually within 24 hours, but some times after several days of fever, a rash begins. There is frequent- NEW is at - ly one large pock that occurs first, perhaps a day before the generalized eruption of pox be- gins. Then a shower of pox appear, Atlantic Appliance anyplace on the body, but most usually on the trunk, then grad- ually spread to include the face, head and extremities. Each in- dividual sore is a little blister on a red base, which at first contains dear fluid. After a day or so, the fluid becomes cloudy Always New Low Prices!) and the sore begins to form a MARK OF crust. The virus particles are QUALITY contained in the fluid and the crusts, so the disease may be spread by contact with the blist- er-fluid or crusts. 17 Cu. Ft. Next blisters continue to ap- pear for three or four days in 2-Door Deluxe crops, each crop filling with clear fluid, which becomes ATLANTIC S cloudy, then crusting over. The REFRIGERATOR disease remains contagious dur- TOP FREEZER ing the entire time the blisters with Ice Maker. are forming and perhaps for a AIR CONDITIONER 238, day or two thereafter. Available White Only. Severity of Cases There is some Indication that the severity of the illness is pro- SALE-A-THON 14 Cu. Ft. portional to the amount of ex- posure. This may account for the 2-Door Deluxe well-known fact that second and 1 third cases in one family are REFRIGERATOR usually more severe than the VOLTS AMPS TOP FREEZER first cases, having had greater with lee Maker. exposure In the home than the Initial household member had to White or Copper. 198, the vims in casual exposure at Right or Left Hand Door. Ischool or play. .5 The little chicken pox sores occur in many places other than U 9 Cu. Ft. the akin. They can appear in the mucus membranes of the nose, mouth and throat as well as In Refrigerator The nation's the mucus linings and tissue of the lungs. When this occurs, the Cross Top Freezer patient shows the findings of .5 i\\ Shelves on Door leading luxury pneumonia, called chicken pox pneumonia. Sometimes the blist- Copper Only. Right or ers occur on the white of the eye Left Hand Door. 99 fabric... in where they are especially painful and may cause permanent in- Spring's most jury to the eye if not properly managed. la fact, the chicken Most Famous Name pox sores can occur in any organ desirable of the body, but it is chiefly on Automatic the skin that they make them- I 2-speed, 4>cycle, 16-lb. models and . selves felt There is no specific treatment for chicken pox. AspUjln may be WASHER multi-tone used to reduce the fever and to 148 offer some relief from the itch- .5 I Ing, which may be intense. For irldescentsl this purpose also, sedatives are sometimes prescribed. The chick- 13 Cubic Foot en pox themselves usually heal In children without leaving per- UPRIGHT WORSTED AND SILK manent icars, but something with scratching tha child may introduce a skin infection which FREEZER SHARKSKIN SUITS will leave permanent scarring Shelve* on Door. and pitting of the skin. There Is little to prevent this except the Holds 430 Lbs. prevention of scratching, • so sedatives are occasionally in order In general, most children 95 come' through varicella without difficulty. 172 Square Inch Chicken pox is closely related to the virus of herpes zoster which produces little blisters PORTABLE along the course of major nerves In a condition called "shingles." Under a microscope, the varicella TELEVISION comp. value $70 and herpes virus appear quite similar^ The little blisters each virus produces are indistinguish- Just arrived for Spring in able. 267 Square Inch dynamic new multi-tone Shingles is quite common in iridescent ahadings: older people and those with de- bilitating diseases, people whose COLOR bronze, French blue, teal, lifelong immunity to chicken pox i burnished brown...we can't may be wearing thin. Similarly, TELEVISION possibly name them all! Speaker Reminisces Timely new silhouettes Consolette 298, About Music Stars with these updated lapel . RUMSON - Mrs. King E. treatments-cloverleafs, • Gould. Rumson, reminisced about L-shapes and more. her friendships with Metropolitan Opera star Ernestine Schumann- NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 3 YEARSTO PAY • ALL STORES OPEN EVENINGS Regulars, shorts and longs. Helnk, pianist Joseph Hoffman and composer Harriet Ware, as guest speaker, at the Hi-Music ASBURY PARK NEW SHREWSBURY TOMS RIVER BRICK TOWN Sponsors of Rumson-Fair Haven ROUTE 35 ROUTE 37 ROUTE 70 Regional High School. Mrs, 715 MAIN ST. Wesley Crozler contributed to The Shore's leading Chain ol At Shrewsbury Avenue In Ion; Ri»or Shopping tenter I j In Brick PISH Shopping Center the program ,by singing several 349-9866 S92-9577 selections composed by Mrs. 'ippliance Stores Since 1935 IK AtUHTIC SWWAMi Gould. 775-9516 542-9832 OPEN SUNDAY (0-6 WEN SUNDAY 10 i The next meeting also In the school May 8 will feature three faculty members: Paul 0. Gram- NEPTUNE BEATONTOWNIKEYPORTH MIDDLETOWN mer, Kenneth Walters and Lloyd Grosse, In « program of vocal 7)5 H'WAY 3 ROUTE 3< ROUTE 36 and instrumental selections, mm 35 j , M The Circle ENDS DRIVING COURSE MMKOf IS FAMILY tIRCi! IK fAHItr CiRCU KEANSBURG: Rt 36 on MAIN STREE7 FORT DIX - Pvt. Stflven P.ll otuunr 542-9597 671-9830 Rymas, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.ll ' ASBUflYMHK 1 • PERTH AMIOY John Rymai Sr., 1, GlUridge ft. » •» AtkW fa* ClrUt I Ml Mil M, W«t't4 M ItatlM Pkwy., Mlddletown, pompleted all 'Sorry', because of our Una, low price, tervice is extra KiVTV" ' light vehicle driver course h«re.|( " At OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 a.m. TO 9:30 p.m>,, .

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Doctors also It curiosity were an Indication of Intel- of Mrs. Willis Dworrak, 1 Wil-may request available literature ligence, we'd nave to give a top avlan rating S UA I Wat Keyport t MatflsM Twp. son Ave. An informal discussion from the league on the subject to one of the smallest members of the local on "The Advantages of Breast- of prenatal and breastfeeding. bird population, the ruby-crowned kinglet. feeding to Mother and Baby" was When it comes to poking into other people's . led by Mrs. Robert L. Baker, They're Unique! Ads in the business, this tiny bundle of feathered nerves THURS., FRI., SAU SUN. Neptune. ' Daily Register Classified work is nosier than a long-billed La Leche League breastfeeding for you around the clock. Place curlew. 4 DAYS at Uurelton I Eatontown instruction pamphlets have been yours now. There may be a kindred spirit factor in our fascina- tion with this species. Of FURNITURE CO. all the birds it is, I think, the most avid people- WESTKeyport 264-0181 watcher. Among local avifauna, features ... only the hummingbird and the tiny winter i«ren are SEALY smaller than the ruby- COMEBACK ARTIST — Once thought Sandford crowned kinglet and its in danger of extinction, the brant hat EST. 1869 cousin, the golden-crowned. In life they come back strong and now is more abun- average between 3'/$ and 3% inches in length. dant than ever. Flocks of hundreds of (Most guides give slightly larger measure- Garden Shop LAURELTON & EATONTOWN OPEN SUNDAY-9AII TO 4PU ' Open Mon, and Fri, evenings 'til 9 ments because they are taken from skins of ' them, preparing to fly north, have been dead birds, stretched out flat.) Both bounce rafting on local rivers and bays in recent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a around through the trees, picking off insects, weeks. This one was found on a bulkhead fluttering their wings nervously between hops. at Wreck Pond last weekend. Both prefer conifers, and both are curious. Scouting a local woodlot recently for new- A blight which killed off the eel grass, the BALLED & BURLAPPED FLY DIRECT TO ly arrived migrants for our annual calendar, . favorite food of this small goose, hit the spe- I thought I head the soft jumble of notes that cies hard. The wintering flock on Barnegat is the ruby-crown's song. The golden- Bay dropped from more than 80,000 in 1925 crowned had come in a few days before and to 1,800 in 1932-33. But the species proved Shade Trees WASHINGTON D.C. its relative is seldom far behind, so I was adaptable, and it learned to subsist on two expecting it. other marine algae known as sea lettuces. Bridlm-loft pricitf FROM RED BANK AIRPORT When you're dealing with birds that are By 1945 signs of recovery were evident. By people-watchers, the lazy way often is the 1949 it had returned to normal numbers, and 8FT. t« 10FT. 4 Flights Daily • Mon. Thru Fri. best. Instead of struggling to find them, since about 1953 brant have been more abun- IN OUR BRAND NEW TWIN OTTER you can let them find you. I rustled some dant than ever locally. leaves, snapped some twigs, made shushing Although a few non-breeding birds linger SILVER MAPLE 4.99 PROP JET COMMUTER ,, and squeaking sounds. with us through the summer, the bulk of the Fast growing to a height of 40 to 50 fett Provides It worked. In about two minutes there brant flocks also will be deserting us in the cool shads from gracefully headed tries lit vary PLANE few yearj. Plant your* now! were kinglets all around me and over my next few weeks for nesting grounds in the head, bouncing about, some coming to with- far North. in a few feet to peer into my face. That * * * 6FT. tt 8FT. went on for several minutes. 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\i Mineral and Gem Show h Scheduled for Matawan 12-TTwraUy, April 27, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER MATAWAH — The annual min- "New Jersey Mineral." The club Jewelry-making will be demon- The public J* invited to at- Bridge Advice eral and gem show will be pre- will then sponsor the winning strated and articles may be pur tend, . -•.; Shore Native Heads Group! sented by the Matawan Mineral mineral to be recommended to chaied or made to order. Proceeds are wed for scholar- PORTLAND ore. - A na- ty, N. J., residents, Mrs, Wllliafflj ogica! Society Saturday, May 6, the state Legislature. Both days will include talks on ships Tor students in local high tive of Highlands, N. 1., Mrs. Connor, River Plaza, and Mrgi; By ALFRED SHEINWOLD from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sun- There will be exhibits by deal- forming collections. William schools Ruth H. Mancuso of Glassboro, Daniel Murdoch, Belford. When either member of the day, May-'7,'from 10 a.m. to 6 ers from.all sections of the Spencer will discuss "Collecting" N.J., is the new president of the partnership can win a trick there The Hand p.m. at the high school. United States, Mexico and Cana- Saturday and Nathan Grossman National School Boards Associa- In 1965, Mrs. Mancuso waa* is no need to stand aside with Saturday, a student from the da, and specimens from all will explain "How to Start a ENDS MP COURSE tion. . honored with the Ernest J. Sixta Higher Education Memorial a polite bow to let your partner West dealer local high school will be crowned parts of the world. A S[ipecial Collection" Sunday. / FORT GORDON, Ga, - Pvt. The election took place at the have the honor. Sometimes it is Award, presented by the Associ East-West vulnerable 'Miss Matawan Rock-Hound." room will feature fluorescent Clifton R. Boyd,'21,- son of Mr. ! Swapping is invited by seniors anual convention of the NSBA ation of New Jersey State Col- vital to jamp in, even at the risk NORTH There will be a, special dis- materials; An award will be pre- as well as by juniors with prizes and Mrs. Roland Boyd, 90 Maple here. of being considered forward. * K52 to the dealer making the lege Faculties for her "out* play of minerals typical of New sented awarded for showmanship, vari- Ave., Fair Haven, N.J., has com- Mrs. Mancuso's parents, Mr. standing service to the cause of Declarer ruffed the opening V None Jersey, and all who attend will best display. ety and labeling. A specimen will pleted eight weeks, of military and Mrs. Percy J. Hauser are heart lead in dummy and re- 0 KQJ873 education and of higher educa have an opportunity to, vote for Specimens will be available for be donated to the school by each police training at the Army residents of Belford, N. J. Two tlon in New Jersey." turned the king of diamonds. This • K652 the one to be selected as the purchase as well as for study. swapper. Training Center here. listers are also Monmouth Coun- was his best play since, if South WEST EAST draws three rounds of trumps • 11087 * 94 and then leads a diamond, West VKQ1062 K three rounds of trumps and be- gan to run the diamonds. West East returns a heart, forcing could ruff the fourth diamond, dummy to ruff. Now declarer has but declarer still had a trump to, a choice of evils. stop the hearts and could get to dummy with the king of clubs to If declarer cashes the king of discard his club losers on dum- spades before resuming the play my's good diamonds. of the diamonds, West takes the Should Ruff ace of diamonds and returns a heart. This enables West to stay East should ruff the king of one trump ahead of South and diamonds at the second trick. It eventually defeats the contract. is vital to take the ruffing trick without allowing South to force If declarer leads diamonds be out the ace of diamonds. fore taking dummy's king of spades, East ruffs again. West still has the ace of diamonds and a sure trump trick, and South CITE LUCITE is sure to go down. DAILY QUESTION HOUSE PAIN WALL PAINT As dealer, "you hold: S—A Q 6 3. H-J D-9 6 5 2 C-A 7 4 3. What do you say Answer: Pass. The hand is not quite worth an opening bid. If 4" PROFESSIONAL the jack of hearts were a small card and you had A-Q-J-3 of PAINTBRUSH spades, you might open the. bid- ding with one club, intending to $8.00 VALUE bid one spade if partner respond- AUTHORIZED ed, in diamonds or hearts. A sin- gleton jack is not much help, but INSURANCE the jack of a good suit is use- REPLACEMENTS ful. FRE IN SEMINAR with purchase , ATLANTIC GLASS NORFOLK, Va. - LCdr. Al- fred S. Purcell, 29 North Clr., of 4 gallons RED BANK Matawan, N. J., was among 34 21 Mople Ave.—747-2020 Naval Reserve officers repre- MATAWAN senting 17 different states and 38 Lswir Main Sr.—566-2838 Bermuda who participated in a two-week Naval supply manage- S BiLMAR ment seminar at the Naval Sup- 1813 Hwy. 71—681-1200 DIV Center here. No Spring This Year! We'll go right into summer BE

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Al.~.,*.lr.* mrlll inch*! you have posed it concerns the Jt-Monmouth, i« key sponsor of lobby representatives in the State HIGHLANDS — The topic to- His discussion will includjs judicial branch and is outside the the ACA endorsement resolution House, to give commuters o! all Ight at borough hall will be something of the history of the power of the Legislature... as well as another with 50 co- means of travel a,'stronger Surfing." sport, tips on buying equipment^ AC A Tax Battle €hills Hughes "As a matter of fact, New Jer-sponsors urging elimination of all voice in government, •': the importance of proper state commuter taxes. Both are He'said the impetus has come, The speaker Will be John F. "our attorney received a letter [sey has for some years been knowledge and the dangers In- By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON "Of course," Mr. Mitzner said being held by the speaker. oddly enough in the light of the ogers, mathematics teacher at from Alan B. Handler, the a: |taxing New York residents who volved in surfing, and a resume FREEHOLD - The Hughes ad- "if the ACA suit is successfu , Resolution Adopted letters from Bergen County legis- le Henry Hudson Regional ministration has applied the commuter taxes in all states will sistant attorney general, express work in New Jersey under the of the books and magazines avail- 1 A similar resolution to the anti- lators, from the Bergen County choo), and an accomplished surf- brakes to its once-building support be outlawed. ing no support and stating onl commuter benefit tax law. able on the subject. tax bill, proposed by Sen. Frank Transportation Committee; The r. . ' '.-•• •• • , for the Monmouth County-based , Trees' In Forest that he would like.to be kept ii 'I believe we would now be in The, talk is sponsored by the Li- Guarini, D-Hudson, has been organization is headed by Arthur formed. an awkward position in attempt- and Mr. Rogers has followed the brary Committee and will begin American Commuters Association "But the administration appar- B. McLaughlin, president ing to have our own laws declared; adopted in the Senate and is now port all over the world, and will at 8 p.m. The public is welcome, fight against New York state and ently can't see the trees for the The second pledge, Mr. Mitz- has backing from 42 Bergen mu- unconstitutional.'1 pending a vote in the Assembly, le slides from his most recent city nonresident income taxes. forest when it worries about $8 ner said, was to arrange releas nicipalities. Its fate is in doubt, however, in irfinrfing excursion to the beachebeaches Tired paying rent? Find the Cause of the now-growing op- million income from New York- by the Democratic AssembI Mr. Mitzner said that he view of the newly disclosed de- ers while New Jersey residents The committee has had one the Caribbean Islands to illus- home you've been dreaming ol position is a fear that if an ACA Speaker, Robert Halpin, of Cum learned that the administration velopments. meeting on a statewide project are losing $80 million a year now berland, of a resolution sponsor© *8t6 hlS talk ' ' " ' i*n« today'*n.Aa\r'as ClassifiePlflCElffprdl AdsAdS,. lawsuit in the federal courts is was not in sympathy with the Mr. Mitzntr said that pressure and will meet again May 19 when in New York." by 51 assemblymen endorsing thi court fight in a recent encounter successful it also will outlaw the is building throughout the state Mr. Mitzner will be among the Mr. Mitzner said that Gov. ACA tax fight. with State Transportation Com- New Jersey commuter tax law for a consolidated effort, withlspeakers. Richard J. Hughes has failed to During their conference, Mi missioner David J. Goldberg. under which New Yorkers pay make good on two pledges given Mitzner recalled, the governo The transportation department $8 million a year to the Garden in a conference in Trenton April telephoned his counsel, Law receives all of the revenues from DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham State treasury. 13. rence Bilder, and said he saw n New Jersey commuter tax and LIGHTING Bernard M. Mitzner, Middle- One, he said, was that Attornej reason why a resolution with such applies it to railroad subsidies to town, ACA president, said he General Arthur J. Sills would con- widespread backing shouldn't ; keep New Jersey commuter plans to ask Monmouth legisla- tact the ACA special counsel, 0 on the floor for a vote. The! trains running. tors, all Republicans, to spur John Rogge, at New York to dis are only 56 assemblymen in c "The commissioner told me FIXTURE their fight in the Democratic-con- cuss assistance the state mighi fice. bluntly that he hopes the suit lend to the impending court bat fails because if we win it v/W, trolled halls for resolutions en- But the resolution still hasn tie. force his department to find new dorsing the ACA tax fight and op- come out," said the ACA heai Mr. Mitzner said that the aid sources of revenue or get out of posing a'.l non-resident taxes "and I already have a letter froi to be considered would be fi the commuter railroad business,' everywhere. one of the sponsors—a Democn nancial in that Mr. Rogge migh said the ACA president. Though the ACA counts about from Bergen County—in oppos be retained as a special assistan half of its nearly 1,300 members tion to the tax suit." Mr. Mitzner said that Gover- to Mr. Sills for purposes of study- from Central Jersey, the presi- That letter, from Assemblyma nor Hughes initially expressed dent disclosed that branches have ing the tax problem. Under such the same fears but was believed an arrangement, some expenses Robert E. Hamer, and one now been established in Connecti- ceived yesterday from Sen. Nei to have been persuaded other- cut and New Hampshire because of the suit might be borne by the wise. state. J. Parsekian, D-Bergen, also Many Below Cost! of non-resident taxes imposed in !opposition, have come as su "I didn't realize then how New York and Massachusetts. "Instead," said Mr. Mitzner prises to the ACA leader. Sai wrong my observation would be,' To Move Out Current Inventory Mr. Mitzner: he commented. Irony Claimed Julian Hen:, of Little Silver, an "How ironic can things becomi ACA vice president, who attended These two gentlemen must the conference told the governor A' PUBLIC AUCTION committing political suicide that much of the $80 million New their own counties. Bergen coui Jersey residents would save in SALE ty probably has more commute! not paying New York taxes going into New York tha would be spent in New Jersey in state-taxed items. He suggested Having sold my home I will dispose of oil the rest of the state put ti gether." gasoline, cigarettes, horse track my Household Goods ond Furnishings on the prem- betting, and resorts. ises at: Senator Parsekian, Jrequen ly mentioned as a possible Derru "When this was pointed out, cratic choice for governor in 196! the governor said he would have 410 WASHINGTON ST., AVON, N. J. wrote in an unsolicited comment to agree we had a point," said 79 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank Mr. Mitzner. "But I see now that SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 10:30 A.M. "I certainly sympathize witl *A GUV SURE 'WECIATES A CLEAN RESTPOOM Opt* MOB. le Frl. 7:30 to 5:00; Sor. 7:30 to No your fight and I certainly am he wasn't sold." Anliqui electric fixture!, rocking chairs, floor ond loble lamps, rugs* Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina, WHEN HE'S OJNNIN' AWAY FROM HOV\£ «• (room and scatter sties) runners, slant ftp desk (oak), open end desk Interested In improving the lot (oak), occasional tables and cftalrs, clock*, antique beaded lamp the commuter. shades, vases, iardinieres, wrought iron feorcti tables/ fable stemware, handpalnted etiino, wall mirrors, pictures, prints, books, lounging chairs, "However, I wonder wha porcelains, beer steins, beer mugs, pewter-ware, dropleat table, china would happen to the New Jerse; cob In el, English console table (oak)/ end tables, small oak server, Chi netware, glassware, kltchenwara, porch furniture, antique brasses, tax on New York commuters typewriter (Underwood), fool stools, kitchen furniture, dressers, chests those who live in New York anc ol drawers, open bookcases, double and single bedt, settee, Teakwood, Royal Doulfon China, wall sconces, book ends in brass and bronze, work in New Jersey, if your casi bar stools, brass fireplace equlpmenl and many boxes of miscellaneous 5 successful. Items. Contents ol basement and attic. Came prepared to remove your purchases at conclusion of sale. Offerings may be viewed on dote" of Certainly that would establis There isn't a better intermediate size car salt from 9:00 a.m. until sale time. a precedent and could lead to th By Order of: Wilfred A. Brent oss of revenue for New Jerse; which could be very serious. Un B. G. Coats & Associates. Auctioneers. 842-4033 til I see some solution to thi: sold in the United Stales than the 1967 Rebel' 45 West River Rd., Rumson, N. J. dilemma, I think that I wouli prefer to stay as a rooter rathei says Tom McCahill, automobile expert for Mechanix Illustrated. than a supporter."

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There's absolutely no plowing and This is your kind of excitement, created by American From the New Generation of Dependable Mytogs! little body roll. The whole feel of the car, when going over ruts Motors. A company that has created an entire line of six-pas- •Free repair or exchange of defective parts or cabinet if it rusts. Frea or across dirt roads, is excellent." senger Excitement Machines that give you more excitement for Installation of parts is the responsibility of selling franchisee! Maytag What about comfort? the money. Dealer within first year; thereafter, installation is extra. "It's extremely comfortable and relaxing to drive. In See your American Motors/Rambler straight-line driving the SST is as Comfortable as the Jsll-0 Dealer. He'll convince you the 1967 Rebel specials." is the best intermediate built in the country How about Rebel's new four-link rear suspension? today. Then do what Tom McCahill did. AMERtCIN Better Housekeeping Shop "Of all the new sporty-type cars, as they come from the Take a test-drive. MOTORS American Motors builds your kind of car 46 Monmouth St. 129 Highway 35 AMBASSADOR • MARLIN • REBEL » RAMBLER AMERICAN RED BANK EATONTOWN Opt* W«d. awd Frl. Nlfhh—741.4310 TWIN BORO RAMBLER, Inc. KEYPORT RAMBLER, Inc. tot PwUig h Rtor of Slort Entrant* Ntar Atr—Phom 542-4131 MWMttStiwtt MAYIAG Open Mu., W*e1. end Friday Nlcjkn 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Highway 36, Keyport Democrats In Raritan Back Slate Squad Wants PTA Elects Mrs, Klein Thureday, April 27, I967-4S Rain Triggers , tmnNSHJPWim™ 2 Ambulances Be A M»Ker of Life or Death." this Htzlet,Democratic CJub txA coach In flie ft-19Leagu e end a They tit beieg distributed to all A False Alarm T, Bourbeeu Jr., an announced County Exeoiave Conpatttee. member of the Haztet DSaw- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — President in Union Beach MIDDLETOWN - Police last candidate for the Democratic parent* of teventh mi eighth Mr. Kupferj who resides at U tmtfc Club. The First Aid and Rescue Squad graders. This project is now t night reported a false fir* alarm nomination for Township Commit- hopes to purchase two new am- UNION BEACH - Mrs. Robticle- s and preserves will be ac- Greenway St., served with the The screening committee of the ert Klein was elected president cepted by Mrs. Raymond Hulej, state-wide one. at the Ivy House Nursing Home, tee-man, i|;•» Assign draftsman Navy during the Korean War. He bulances with the proceeds from Kings Hwy. ,, at Bell Laboratories, Holmdel. Raritan Township Domocratic its current fund drive. of the Parent-Teacher Associa- Mrs. William Statelmann or Mrs. The attendance banners were is a charter member of the tion at a meeting in Memorial Delancey Rose. His running mate, Herbert J. Raritan Hills Civic Association, Executive Committee has an- won by Mrs. Marion Bennett, The problem was attributed to Kupfer, is a senior officer at the The squad will begin picking School. Announcement was made that a faulty fire detection system, a Raritan Jayc«e, a basketball nounced its support for the pair. up coin cards and donations May kindergarten, Florence Ave.; Mrs Clinton Savings and Loan Asso- Also elected were Anthony Mi- help is needed for the serving of Marion Hubert, sixth grade, police, said, triggered by the rain- ciation in Newark. 1, and if the response is sufficient, ele, vice president; Mrs. James refreshments »t the Memo- storm. Workshop Held On Field Trips will purchase the new vehicles Tracey, secretary; Mrs. Louis rial Day Parade on May 30, spon- Memorial School; and Richard "Mr. Bourbeau, who has resided in June, Riccardi, treasurer. The officers sored by the American Legion. Ryerson, fourth grade, Memorial lSenrlng All Central JtrurfJJJJS| at 6 Lake Ave. for the past six FAIR HAVEN — A staff-con- tape recorded sound that had Contributions may be mailed to will be installed in May. Peter Walker of the Legion may School. «K ESTIMATI I years, served with the Army ducted workshop aimed at mak- been prepared by John Malm- the squad at Box 412, Cliffwood. A letter was lead from the be contacted for further infor- James Thompson, physical ed- Corps of Engineers in World War ing field trips more productive Ralph Haspel is the fund drive local Auxiliary to the Bayshore mation. ucation teacher, presented a pro- was summarized for the Board quist, James Morford and Mm; II. The father of five children, he chairman. Community Hospital, asking PTA Mrs. Joseph Kolodiez, health gram, with children from fourth -is a member of Holy Family of Education by Victor DeMar- self. It emphasized thorough pre- on your I members to support the Country and safety chairman, spoke to through eighth grades dem-r ROOFING and SIDING 1 co last night. paration and follow-up by teach- Catholic Church, a Cub Scout In the last two years Brown is Fair to be held May 20 and 21the membership regarding pam- onstrating tiie physical fitness pro- Gtiitcn, LtodS42-3Um 2and Repairs • Committeeman. vice president of He showed a film strip with er and students. unbeaten in Ivy League soccer. n Holmdel. Any handmade ar- phlets "His First Cigarette May gram done in classes each day. imliHin*U- WORi HorK nGUARANTEE WMdevn, f*nD M Corlsen Home ModernUnf

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Rosoff will CUFF LINK—*149 conduct the services snd Cantor Sidney DON T MISS THIS Bcharrf will ctiant the liturgy. Vlckt Feuer, daughtcrr of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- BOXED Beth Qulnn, will celebrate her Bat SETS Mitzvaii and will chant a prophetic por- 2 tion. &a*>ba.th morning nervlces are at 9:15 for the Junior Congregation and at 10 Men's and for the senior services. Services for the concluding days of Young Men's the Passover wJII tie held on Sunday and Monday at 7:45 p.m. Morning BCIV- GENUINE LEATHER Icca will be held Monday and Tuesday At 9:30 for the senior services and 10:30 for the Junior Con(treKatipn, Yizkor aervlcEB will be held on Tuesday morn- ing at 11:45. Rabbi RosoCf's aermon tg WALLETS •milled: "Of Affliction and Affection." CROWN REGAL School will resume Wednesday. JXMFLE BETH AHML RESERVE Matawkn 86 PROOF Sabbath services tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. In the Strathmore school all pur- 40% BLENDED pose room. Rabbi Morris L, Rubin- stein will officiate. The Oneg Shabbat after tlit services will be sponsored by BLACK, ZIP CLOSING the Men's Club. Saturday morning services at 9 are PASSCASE. WHISKEY followed by Junior Congregation at REG. 1.49 VALUE 10:30; afternoon and evening services will begin at 6:15 p.m. rlllll ...... 3< id Sunday evening Passover services at 7:30; Monday, ?;30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.;1 GIFT SUGGESTIONS Tuesday, 7:30 a.m. with Yizkor me- Quart .3.85 morial services at 7:30 and 9 a.m. FOR CONFIRMATION Saturday and Passover services will LADIES 1/2 Gal 7.B8 tie held In the First Aid building, and COMMUNION. C&urch SL TEMPLE SHALOM GOLD FILLED Reform Matawan CROWN REGAL Babbath Eve Servi&es -will be held to- CROSSES morrow at 8:30 p.m. in the double kin- SPECIAL dergarten room of the Strathmore El- 459 ementary School. Rabbi Moshay Mann WESTERN THURSDAY 8« PROOF Will officiate. 3 The Oneg Shabbat following services DENIMS will be sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Al- FRIDAY 14 KT. GOLD BLENDED vln Margules. 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SPECIAL However, the Post Office Depart- BLACK, WHITE and 80 PROOF ment has been doing something COLORS. SIZES: about it lately with better de- signs and now a new nine-color SMALL, MEDIUM, SCOTCH press. The press is the mast LARGE. advanced intaglio stamp press in fifth ....3.62 the world and can provide great- Quart ....4.52 er design flexibility by printing in a single run stamps which INFANTS' VaGal. ....8.95 now have to be produced in two MEN'S SPRING or three runs. The new press will VINYL SUEDE print, add the gum backing and Sate DIAPER perforate a continuous roll of CROWN REGAL stamps which may be processed SHIRTS and SETS "TOO" into coils, sheets or booklets. 100 PROOF Zipper or button front. JACKETS Spain has issued 10 new stamps BLOUSES Lightweight lining. Colon: VODKA commemorating Stamp Day. The Brown and tan. Sties small, new stamps feature the artistic medium, largo and extra works of Jose Maria Sert (1875- $|OO Quart 1945). 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By JACQUELINE ALBAN in the best interest of our New money-maker to less than $40,000 a month, it would appear to be of the' state's shellfish control It may be late May or early Jersey industry to hold a meet- a year. in the best interests of the clam- program, has conducted water June before the state Depart- ing after we are cognizant of Dr. Kandle reported he has mers and consumers to meet quality tests at two waterfront ment of Health meets with Mon- the latest changes and propos- had several meetings since only after all pertinent informa- sites in Highlands as possible lo- mouth County officials to outline als." March with Dr. Harold Haskins, tion is at hand. cations for a county clam depur- Is position on the depuration of Monmouth's Republican As- Rutgers University biologist in "With so much at stake—the ation plant. clams. semblyman Joseph Azzolina in charge of a pilot clam depura- health of the general public and The surveys were at Miller According to Dr. Roscoe P. March requested the conference tion in Monmouth Beach, and the livelihood of shellfishermen St. and Shrewsbury Ave. Kandle, state health commission- with Dr. Kandle and other state, federal representatives. —we must go about this in the the federal government is federal, and county officials to There will be a number of ad- right manner." Since 1960, the harvesting of proposing changes in its stan- discuss the feasibility of con- ditional meetings over the next Under the clam depuration pro- clams has been banned in most dards for clam depuration to be struction and operation of a four weeks involving discussion cess under study at Monmouth of Monmouth County's waters. drafted into a manual spelling county clam depuration plant by of the technical aspects of the Beach for the past two years, The only areas open to clamming but controls for the process. private enterprise. depuration process, he said. clams from moderately polluted today are 1,000 acres in the Noting that the interstate sale The move was aimed at re- Commenting on the delay last waters would be purified for sale Navesink River and 3,000 acres Of shellfish is dependent on U.S. vitalizing Monmouth's dying bi- night, Assemblyman Azzolina and consumption by salt water Public Health Service approval, valve industry, which has dwin- stated that "in view of the fact treated by ultra-violet light. in Sandy Hook Bay, all "condi- Dr. Kandle indicated it would be dled from a potential $3 million that it involves only a matter of I Richard E. Bellis, co-ordinator tionally approved" by the state. Yorktowne Petitioners

WIDENING STARTS — Workmen at Freehold Raceway work on hub rail and racing Protest Wet Basements surface at America's oldest harness track. Rail and outside fence are being removed MANALAPAN — In a petition ments are "not a permanent so- one out of 10 who had been con- •s part of a $500,000 construction project. The new racing surface will be 80 feet read at last night's meeting, 30 lution." tacted by the builder. wide to accommodate eight-hone fields. New track will be ready for opening day, Yorktowne residents have asked In a letter on the problem The committee agreed to se Aug. 7. , . fAP Wirephoto) the Township Committee for as- George Dates, vice president of up a meeting next week with sistance in getting the develop- the corporation, said the matter the residents, the developer, and ers, Holiday Development Corp., was one which concerned only the township attorney and engi to correct the conditions in wet the developer and the homeowner, neer to discuss the complaints basements. not the committee. : which centered on the way in Manalapan Employee Health One of the spokesmen for. the Mayor Patrick Madigan said which the pumps disposed of the water. group, Joseph Bonora, 59 Old that he had been informed by the firm that it had discussed Queens Blvd., has written to the Several residents said that thi the problems with the owners water was being run off on the Plan Gets Strong Opposition committee complaining that the He said that when he checked ground right outside the homes, sump pumps installed in base- with the owners he found only causing a further problem. MANALAPAN - The Township erage for employees only at a for coverage for an employee'! Stuart B. Caine, 53 Old Queem Committee voted last night to cov- cost of about $1.75 per week, and dependents. Blvd., read a copy of a letter er township employees under the they themselves will have to as "We gave ourselves a raise of which the Federal Housing Ad- sume the added cost of coverage $10 a week" Mr. Cycak said, com- Eatontown Debates ftate health benefits plan, despite ministration had sent to the de- the objections of Committeeman desired for their dependents. menting on the $500 boost in sal- veloper following Mr. Caine's Mr. Cycak said that the insur- ary for Township Committe Walter Cycak who called the complaints and an FHA inspec- members this year. ance was being given in lieu of Peddler Code Clause tion. The letter cited conditions plan, which would cost the town- a raise and that he did not think ship less than $100 per employee Mayor Patrick Madigan agreed EATONTOWN - By a 4-1 vote changed or the clause stricken which it said the builders wen it was sufficient. He said that it with Mr. Cycak that pay in the annually, an "insult.1' the Borough Council last night in- from the ordinance. obligated to correct. would cost the township is inadequate. "You BAR OFFICERS — Max M. Barr, Asbury Park, leff, who The township will provide cov- than $5 per week to pay troduced an ordinance regulating Leon B. Smock, council presi- Holes in the lower part of the can't get a man to work on the and licensing peddlers. A public dent, conducting the session rn basement wall were "bleeding" will be installed as president of the Monmouth County roads for $2.50 an hour," he said. hearing was set for Wednesday, the absence of Mayor Herbert E. water and "ponding" was ocur- Bar Association Thursday, May II, receives congratula- Mr. Madigan urged approval of May 24, at 8 p.m. Werner, said the clause would ring in a swale between houses, tions from the outgoing president, Samuel Carotenuto of the resolution setting up the The dissenting vote was cast help the police if a crime were wrote Peter J. Longarzo, director Board Balks Over health benefits program and rec- by Councilman Bruce J. Man- committed by a peddler. of the Newark FHA office. Red Bank. Joseph T. Grause of Red Bank, the associa- ommended that township workers gan, who objected to a clause re- Councilman Vincent C. Festa Mr. Bonora asked the commit- tion's new second vice president and recently appointed get a raise next year. quiring that prospective peddlers said "the police department is tee why it was that the building trustee of the state Bar association, looks on. Installa- The proposal, which provides furnish the police department with begging for the ordinance be- plans had been approved when Library Site Plan for both hospitalization and ma- cause of the problems we've had tions will take place in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, with information about "the number, if there was such a high water jor medical benefits, was ap- MIDDLETOWN - The Library She added, "We don't know any, of e.lher arrests or convic- He suggested that the police be table. Supreme Court Justice Haydn Proctor presiding. proved on a 4-1 vote. tions for misdemeanors, crimes asked their opinion of the clause Board yesterday refused to ac- enough about it to accept and Mayor Patrick Madigan repliei A resolution appointing Leon or other infractions of the law in Councilman Melvin J. Kohn cept or reject a proposed tract we're not happy to accept.' that the committee relied on the Ulatowski a school crossing the nature of a criminal offense, added that the police should learn for a new central library at High- Mrs. WBitol added "I'm not opinions and advice of the town- guard on Gordons Corner Rd. was and the nature of the-offense all they possibly could about ped- view Cir. and East Rd. happy but that's not new." She ship engineer, Donald M. Barr. Push $33,000 Bonds approved, as was one appointing for which arrested or convicted." dlers, and that he didn't see Called "compromise"' be- said she had contacted School the mayor, Committeeman Thom- "This troubles me a little," where this could hurt. In his letter to the township, tween the Library Board and the Superintendent Paul F. Lefeven as Corless and James Hanna as Mr. Mangan said. "Under our Matter of Record Mr. Dates said that the watei Township Committee Tuesday an ex-otficio member, who indi- problem resulted from runoff ol Code for Fire Engine members of the building com- concept of law, a man who com- Mr. Mangan replied that it is night by Committeeman Edward cated he also is not in favor of rain water through relativel; mittee. That committee Is re- mits a crime and pays the pen- the nature of the police to find EATONTOWN — The Borough at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 10. P. Makely, the board didn't seem accepting the site. fresh fill and commented on th quired under the terms of the alty should be able to move out as much as they can about Council last night approved on The 2.07-acre tract, adjacent to to share his view. existence of an impermeable lay- She noted die board architect state building code, but its duties around as a free man." He also everyone, and that in any case introduction an ordinance provid- the Ira E. Wolcott Memorial erai soil about at the level o Mrs. Helen IIlo, board presi- had stated the land contains wa- are not specified. said that the phrase "Other in- ing for the issuance of $33,000 playground, will be purchased, information on arrests and con- the foundations. dent, said na decision will be ter pockets, and If boring tests Architect Charles Fitch, Me- fractions of the law" teemed victions is already a matter of in bonds or notes for purchase from Vincent and Ellen Boyce. forthcoming from the board until affirm his findings, the board tuchen, was named to supervise vague. public record. A petition from 16 homeowners of a $35,000 triple combination Increase Planned boring tests are-completed. will have no alternative but to drawing of plans and specifica- Court Approves "We could ask for the same of 1,970 at Manalapan also was pumper for the fire department. Henry Saling, borough attor- Member Mrs. Karl Wihtol re- search for another property. tions and actual construction of Borough Attorney Henry J. Sal- information when we issue a dog presented to the committee The $2,000 down payment will ney, was instructed to prepare marked, "None of us like it," The two-year controversy, still an addition to the municipal ga- ing said the intent of the clause license," he said. last night. come from the capital improve- an ordinance increasing taxi referring to the site. up In the air, was summed up rage and of air conditioning for would not be to deny a license, The Ordinance further stipulates Chief complaints enumerated ment fund, council said. rates within the borough, Coun-' Mrs. Helen Montgomery stated by Mrs. IIlo when she remarked, the Township Hall. Mr. Fitch will but for information purposes only. that commercial peddlers must dealt with pinching of electric A public.hearing is scheduled cilman Robert Dixon, chairman the would not vote on the site "We can't make any plans. We receive a fee of six per cent. He added that "this issue has file a $1,500 bond with the bor- wires, . inadequate fasteners, in for 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 10. of a committee which surveyed until suitability of the land is have nothing to accept." A resolution urging Congress gone to our Supreme Court, and ough to guarantee that all goods adequate plumbing insulation, un- The governing body also intro- cab fares in neighboring com- determined from tests. Serving on the library site, com- to pass the needed legislation per- the Supreme Court has allowed and services will be delivered as satisfactory basement waterproof- duced an ordinance appropriating munities, recommended the As far as drainage conditions mittee with Mr. Makely were mitting the Garden State Park- it." agreed. No license will be re- ing and drainage facilities and $12,000 in capital improvement rate for transportation within the •re concerned, Mrs. IIlo said she Committeeman Harold H. Foulks, way to charge tolls on some Mr. Mangan replied that "un- quired for Boy Scouts, Girl questionable condition of the funds for paving of the public borough be set at 85 cents for one was promised boring tests two Library Board members Mr. Wih- 14 miles of free roadway, and der the guise of one thing, we Scout, volunteer firemen or first sand in the crawl spaces. works yard area, installation of passenger and 25 cents for each a drainage system on Park Ave. months ago by Mayor Ernest G. tol and Mrs. Alexander Her, and thereby enabling construction of do many other things," and said aid volunteers provided they are The committee instructed the additional passenger. The pres- and paving of Ryers PI. and Elm Kavalek, and was told that as Planning Board members James the Central Jersey Expressway, that if this information would be in uniform. building inspector to review the ent rate is 75 cents within the PI., and authorized advertising won as the Township Committee W. Smith and Marshall T. Mc- was approved unanimously. only (or statistical purposes, it Peddling will be permitted only complaints and promised that it borough regardless of the of bids for the work. could meet to approve them, the Dowell. The committee agreed to study would be no justification for pry- between the hours of 9 a.m. and would arrange for a meeting with number of passengers. The public hearing on the fund- board would have an answer. At a Joint meeting of the Town- ordinances requiring licensing of ing into a person's past. He rec- sunset Mondays through Satur- the builder, North American De- .An application by Whyte's Mo- ing' ordinance is scheduled for She pointedly referred to the jhip Commitee and the board vendors and limiting the gas sta- ommended that the language be days. elopment Corp. tor Lodge Corp., Rt. 35, trading 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 24, the fact that Mr. Kavalek has not held in February to Iron out the tions in a shopping center. The as Barron-Mayes Motel, for- a same night the bids are return- been attending meetings, and has site controversy, all members committee also agreed to meet liquor license for on-premise able. missed 14 out of 19 sessions. present "agreed to agree,'' with the local Jaycees to discuss Absenteeism consumption was held for study. Mrs. Montgomery said of the Now two months later, the Li- a code, of ethics which the Jay- Keansburg Planners Bids for a tractor and mower The request of Texaco Inc. for "compromise" site, "I was very brary Board yesterday expressed cees are urging the officials to also were made returnable rezoning of a tract on the jug- surprised to read In the paper surprise at hearing the Township adopt. The code has the backing By Planners Wednesday, May 24. The budget handle off Wyckoff Rd. and the the Township Committee had Committee had selected a "com- of the state and national organ! appropriates $3,500 for the equip- Garden State Parkway spur from 1 Push Transit Agency decided on that tract." promise' library site location. zations. ment, Councilman Melvin kohn residential to commercial use KEANSBURG - The Planning On Saturday, members will in Is Assailed said. was referred to the Planning Board last night reported prog- spect the sewer and water plants HIGHLANDS — After waiting Because o! an error in publica- Board. ress in its campaign to become and will tour municipal beaches. more than a half-hour last night tion an ordinance introduced two more deeply involved in local af- Councilman Kohn reported the Area Navy Squadron Leader Says They want to insure, it was for a quorum Planning Board weeks ago appropriating $4,100 Garden State Parkway will con- fairs. pointed out, that due considera- Chairman Albert W. Emery de- from capital funds for the pur- struct a right turn lane on Hope In line with its new policy, the tion is being given water and clared that something has to be chase of additional playground Rd. near the parkway spur to Bombings Make Ho 'Unhappy' body will ask Mayor Leonard S. sewer needs of the borough 20 done about attendance. land was reintroduced last night facilitate traffic flow at the in- Bellezza and council to consider years hence. and scheduled for public hearing tersection. tour of Vietnamese duty, his moth- from Manasquan High School. He several proposals "designed to He termed habitual absentee- SAIGON - Navy Cmdr. Ger- On May 9, the body will meet er graduated from the Naval War provide better service to the ism by a few board members aid Barkalow, a former Belmar, with the Board of Education to N. J., man who leads the 213th His parents said Cmdr. Barica- College, Newport, R. I. community." 'an intolerable situation which discuss school construction plans. squadron here, says North Viet- low had been shot down during Cmdr. Barkalow Is married to First on the.list was a sugges- is going to be corrected." Mem- Foreign Mail Rates namese President Ho Chi Minh the Korean conflict, and, on one the former Marion Erickson of tion that a transportation author- To Inspect Buildings bers who have "such overwhelm- if, "extremely unhappy" with occasion, was sheltered in a hut Spring Lake. His wife and three ity be created. In the near future, the group ing obligations that they cannot American fliers who make re- by a Korean family for five days daughters are living in San Diego, It would be the function of this will inspect new municipal gov- attend meetings," Mr. Emery peated bombing raids against the until his rescue. Calif. gency to study the feasibility ernment buildings in Eatontown continued, "should resign." Rise 13 Pet. Monday and Middletown Township, Communist North. Mr. Barkalow said he is proud if establishing a borough system Under by-laws of the Planning RED BANK - International icals, increased 10 cents per piece Cmdr. Earkalow made the ob- of his son "and this isn't the >f internal bus routes. Being considered is a plan to Board, five members of the mail rates will increase an aver- except to Canada, servation Tuesday after returning only time." Eatontown Using a "Jitney" type carrier construct a new borough hall nine-man board must agree be- age of 13 per cent starting Mon- — Surface letters to all na- fro'"••m• a raid against a cement "I'm proud and worried," he with a 12-passenger capacity, here to replace the existing 55- fore a motion can be accepted day, Acting Postmaster Joseph tions, except Canada and Mexico, plant near Haiphong, the Navy said. the line would link-up with exist- year old structure. or rejected. The board frequently McFadden announced. from 11 to 13. cents and post said. "I'm just bursting with. with To Contest ing commutation facilities. Board Chairman Eugene Mau- has worked with only five or The new rates will apply to cards from 7 to 8 cents. The 40-year-old commander, a pride about him," Mrs. Earl said. To widen the scope of the pro- ro will confer this week with six members present. surface and air mail bound for — Most printed matter, includ- ifcyear Navy veteran, is the son Both parents said their son had Riley Suit posal, co-operation of surround- Keansburg public library of- Mr. Emery asked that mem- foreign countries except that go- ing publications, increased 1 cent of Henry A. Barkalow Sr.p 18th cautioned them against talking ing communities would be ficials on setting up a planning bers absent from three consecu- ing to military APO and FPO a piece. Canadian bulk and print- Ave., and Mrs! Frank Earl, 1206 about his Vietnamese service be- EATONTOWN - The Borough sought. library for board use. tive meetings, without good rea- addresses. ed matter rates will be increased cause he feared his family would later. New York Ave., both Wall Town- Council last night appointed its The need for such a service, The reference set, he esti- son be asked to resign. Appoint- The increases were proposed then be plagued with "crank ship, N.J. attorney, Henry Saling, to repre- planners explained, is seen in the mated, would cost about $40. ments to the board are made by in January and confirmed in — Surface parcel post to all "'lit was obvious Ho was calls." '•' •..;•.• sent a borough police officer projected Increase in senior citi- New by-laws for the body were the mayor. March to help offset a deficit of nations increased 20 cents named in a civil suit filed by per parcel, which is an average enre..ctremeji y unhappy with us for Cmdr. Barkalow was born In ;n's housing throughout the adopted. Changes include adding about $16 million in interna- George C. Riley, who was con- No action was taken on Mr. of 7 per cent. the repeated blasts we have giv- Spring Lake, N. J., and reared rea. a beach and resort unit to the tional mail operations. The last victed in Superior Court last Fri- Emery's suggestion. en him. This time he had the in Belmar. He graduated from The governing body was also list of standing committees. eneral increase of international day of two counts of rape and The chairman said he had re whole i first team oh the firing the Belmar Grammar School and sked to study these overtures: Also provided is authority to •ates was in 1961. two counts of assault. ceived a letter of resignation Fire Detection ' lljje, and It still wasn't enough," enlisted In the Navy at the age —Schedule evening hours, at hire legal counsel when re- The increases are: from one board member, An- Cmdr. •Barkalow said. "Every of 17, when he . was. graduated Mr. Saling said Detective Lt. least once each' week during peak quired. — Airmail letters to Central thony Schiavone, but returned it. Bids Sought member of the strike group pet- Public Discussion Marvin Fowler of the borough po- periods, for municipal offices. Mr. Maura announced plans to merica and the Caribbean from The letter should have been sent formed superbly." Of proposed County College. lice' force Is one of several law r-Publlsh a directory of bor- enroll all nine members in the 13 to 15 cents a half ounce. Air- HIGHLANDS - Meeting in a to the mayor, he said. Ate Up Everything All interested parties ere cordial- enforcement officials in the coun- ough . service facilities which New Jersey Federation of Plan- mail to the rest of the Western special session, the Henry Hudson ty named by Riley In the suit Regional Board of Education last BarkaloW said his pilots "ate ly Invited to atte'nd a public meet- . , . . would show, office number, loca- ning Officials. Pleasant Valley Inn Hemisphere remains 15 cents ex- • of his up everything they dished out ing Thursday, May 4, .1967, at 8 which alleges violation tion and telephone. Luncheons served daily. Mon. cept for Canada and Mexico, for night approved advertising for 'money and spit It back at them, ten- p.m., at the Superior Court Court- civil rights and demands ,—Request a survey by New :hru Frl., Route 34, Holmdel. which domestic Tates are used. bids for installation of the new fold, while the bombers rolled In damages and the setting aside of OK Subdivision fire detection system in the room, Room 208, second floor Jersey Bell Telephone Co. of ex- (Adv.) — Airmail letters to Europe for their attacks." rear, Hall of Records, Main St., certain convictions." isting communications with an MARLBORO - The Planning school. Here a( last! md Mediterranean Africa from / The war-torn skies pr Asia Freehold, to express their views The alleged .civil rights viola- eye to adopting a more efficient Board last night approved a 15 to 20 cents a half ounce. Air- We deliver. Red Bank Pizza. Bids will be returnable by May aren't new to Cmdr. Barkalow. concerning the advisability of es- tlons concern the issuance of ar- system at reduced cost, minor subdivision to split 10 acres mail rates to the rest of the '41-9868. - (Adv.) 24, and work on the system is Hft left about Thanksgiving time tablishlng a two-year County Col- rest and search warrants, Mr. —Designate "Clean-Up Week" Off a 100 acre tract on Rt. 79 and world remain unchanged at 25 expected to begin as soon as for his third (our of duty in lege in Monmouth County. Saling said. and request the support of the School Rd. West. Captain'i Cabin Now Open cents a half ounce. „ school closes in June. Under a Vietnam, just as his brother, U.S. Monmoutti. County Board of No date was set' Friday, for various community organizations, The application had been made New location 3U' Broadway, — Aerogrammes and air post recently passed state law, all such All; Force MaJ. Henry A, Barker Chosen Freeholders sentencing of. Riley, who Is serv* The board laid out a program by Atlantic Seaboard Home and Point Pleasant Beach. Free :ards from 11 to 13.cents each, detection systems must be in l& Jr,, now at Langlev Field, WJUlamL.OWch,. Clerk ' ing 44-45. yean for' a previous or its members during the next Development Corporation to build steamers to all Friday, Saturday, — Air' items other than let- working order by September, VS., was Mturnlng from his third • ; I (Adv.) rape and robbery conviction. ew weeks. a house. Sunday. (AdvJ ters and parcels, such as period- te-Thiiraky, April 27, 196' From Our Readers Bock of Ages . m CaWweU Jtos. Squad Drive Set 1 .. W°>*, N. 1. OAKUURST —The First Aid To 4he JB*itor: JACOBS CONTINUES ITS Squad will opm tta «wl l«nd drive Thursday, itey 4. Chasm Misunderstood? "Hasjwnear fc I reoortiribunn, "Whispering Hope," Envelopes for contributions by 26 Daniel Dr. N Which bring* together to teautiftri.tannony the "voices «f Jo residents wilt be distributed the Middletown, N. J. Stafford and Gordon MaCRse, singing some of the loveliest opening day and will be collecte( To the Editor: devotional melodies ever composed.' at «t tfter Thursday, May 18, Not being of the faith from which these simple yet sincere Squad Lt. Thomas Fliedner, driv In his speech on the floor of the United States Senate hymns and inspirational songs originated, I was not completely VALUES diairman, announced. Maroh J6, just previous to the passage of the Consular Con- familiar with the words although most of the music was fairly vention,. Senator Everett Dirksen stated: well known to me. Now that I am more acquainted with the Reach stamp collectors with a: "Every year, more and more Americans will journey to lyrics, it is difficult for me to understand why some of these ad in Classified. Dial 741-OTOO loi the Soviet Union. Last year the number reached about 18,000. cherished old favorites are destined for the shelf (according an Afl-Writer today. Whenever one is arrested and held for an unreasonable period to the late Fulton Lewis Jr. who discussed this topic at some NOW THRU MAY * without benefit of the counsel of his own countrymen, there length on one of his radio programs) for the words appear develops an emotional binge which can only widen the chasm to me to be as meaningful today as when they were composed of misunderstanding, and generate malice and fiale. How long centuries ago. does this fractious ferment continue? To be sure, a consular Could the words, "Change and decaying all around I treaty is such a small step toward ameliorating this condition, see; Oh, Thou, who changest not, abide with roe," be any but it is at least a step." more descriptive of the way some of us feel at times these RUST-OLEUM. mmm days, and could any words be more comforting in helping us arnelnor The New York News on April 5 had the following news to know that in this storm-tossed sea of confusion which we item: call our civilized world there is at least one familiar, tran- SJWS "Washington — Tie State Department has issued a new quil Harbor? Of more need now than ever before are these TAKES WE WOtt OIF OF warning to Americans to watch their step when visiting the words, so solid and secure, when many Christians of all de- Soviet Union lest they run afoul of laws which could result in nominations seem to be drifting from the simple and spiritual immmim\ stiff fines and imprisonment, it was disclosed today." to the complex and material. Truly, all Christians, be they J 101 USES • Protestant or Catholic, will be poorer by far Should these vu COLORS ; Just how wide is this chasm of misunderstanding? 4 SHUSH OR SPRAY; familiar songs of reverence and inspiration be heard no more. Sincerely yours, HAND* STOAT < The new is not to be rejected — in fact, gladly wel- CONTAINUS | Eileen A. Cameron comed — but in the rush to progress, it is an unfortunate fact that the old but good is sometimes discarded along with the only, old and useless. It is hoped, at least by me, and I venture a Our Thanks to You guess by a good many more, that such will not be the case here. In any event, I have Jo and Gordon to fall back on should my HUDSON WINNER Red Bank Fire Department beloved "Rock of Ages" and its like faU victims to the ruth- Red Bank, N. J. less "progress." 3-Gcri. Compression To the Editor: Sincerely, SPRAYER Maim TtamOaf Soriakler 4MS I am taking this opportunity of expressing my appreciation Suzie Nolan for the fine editorial that was written in The Daily Register, Spray nou> fora II MIM IN JMNMH «l ««W Wol you toy Modal #2200 beautiful yard wit . . . man «w 4MUM ... tip tillH . . . concerning the efforts that were made by members of the Red back and forth . . . tprlnkllnj and winding Similar to on* Nature Study Program and garden. Ap- «n «a 4Mta " tr»«u 4t wan anlitt lt»lt illuitratad. Bank Volunteer Fire Department in the extinguishment of the plies spray right, ot) outamotlcollr wllh 1t» Sptdal Shut-on _. . j. _• _». i Irwin boat yard fire. Telegraph Hill Rd. puts it where valya*. Jat nouka walar w la H «. «na1 tWi !»»• nt» <*•••• J needed. Galv. cavan ona up t« 1,000 iq. fi. T»a Malnar — 1**^* It is gratifying to know that, through your editorial, the Holmdel, N. J. tank. Tnvaliot Sprlokte *aldi 4« la HI Mai «f Tired of getting citizens of our community are made aware of our efforts in the To the Editor: U" hasa. Auarontaad tor ana full yaor. totresUarant saving of property, particularly the surrounding property I was very Jiappy to read your recent editorial on the Mon- 14 during what could have been a major holocaust. mouth '^Museum's nature study program. * SHUT-OFF VALVE... $2.95 " ^ We deeply appreciate your support as well as your careful Thank you again for your kind expressions. KUHtVni Hs. l Ran him SnMAaM

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Boy Scouts of America, will par- Leading the drive as chairman Robert Schenk, Robert Oakes, sponsored by churches and Broad St'. Mrs. Margaret Cleary; secre- is Joseph Cassidy, Hazlct. Ai-ist ward Carharl and JT'eph Cuc- schools. ; ticipate in a two-hour seminar in Mr. Christinat explained the tary of the Friends of the Mata- the First Presbyterian Church. current sewer and water assess- wan Library, spoke on the aims Registration will begin at 7:45 ment problem and the increase and purposes of the group. She t.m. also described the facilities the Famous new library will offer the resi- The seminar's purpose Is to re- dents of Matawan. iriew the functions of scouting's Youngsters institutional representatives. An i -, Names Also A, Barsotti, chairman of "I.R.," as he is popularly the picnic committee, stated the I known, is appointed by each or- Pot Trees event will be held Sunday, Aug. ganization supporting scout- | APRIL SHOWER OF SAVINGS' | TODAY OCEANPORT - About 200 20. He felt confident th(s year's Ing units to represent it in the thru SAT. Colorado blue spruce trees will picnic would be as successful as local Scout council and district, be planted in this borough in ob- last year's. to serve on a district operating servance of Arbor Day, which Is Tentative plans for a buffet committee, and to supervise tomorrow. SPORTING GOODS DEPT. dance in the early fall were dis- Scouting in the sponsoring insti- The three-year-old seedling? cussed. tution. are being distributed today Ic kindergarten and first grade Conducting the seminar will be a panel of members of the Grea1 Yes, they malts quits a students who will pot them in peat pots at school, and take Case Postponed Northern District Committee, in- pair. Yei, they stand'for them home for permanent plant- DEAL - Magistrate Harold cluding Russell Minton, Fair Ha- quality. Yes — Pay lets ing. Halpern yesterday adjourned to ven, district chairman; Henry May 10 a hearing on a complaint for Brand Names with The seedlings were supplied bj (Young, Middletown, district com by Plumbing Inspector Frank X. "BIG- W" the Ocejnport Shade Tree Com- missioner; Norman Berg, New O'Brien that the Deal Contruc- mission, and the pots were pro- |Monrnouth, district executive, All full grain cowhide shell, flex-o-matlc palm, Diicount PricssI tion Co. performed work without vided by the school. and represenatives of the organ- a permit. ization and extension, camping, adjustable thumb and finger loops. Basket and Magistrate Halpern Imposed a advancement, activities and oth "H" webs plus many other features. total of $117 in fines of 11 driv- er operating committees of the ers for traffic offenses. district committee. Plans for the seminar are be-| VAUGHN TO SPEAK ing co-ordinated by George Hem- A. 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""MrtMMrtM W tetopkone number, tetter, To the Editor: limitemitd to MM wordyd . They should be typewritten. ' I am answering a recent letter to your paper criticizing Some.people are proposing that tuition at .publicly-owned 'BONDED DIAMONDS' i bJect 31 YEARS OF DIAMOND LEADERSHIP 'ftS ? J «? «wden*aUon and edlHag. Undone- the Elks' tribute to "medal-laden Lt. Col. H. W. R. Banks colleges be eliminated. • e «««>«"«« or commercial prodiTcte are not recently returned from Vietnam." A patriot who has served This would work hardships on poor people who cannot his country and served it exceedingly well. The reason most have Hhelr children attend college, (even if tuition were free), frequently given for opposing this war Is that It is immoral. and oil those who have no interest in a college education, for Would a formal-declaration of war make it' more moral? Is they then would be paying taxes which would help pay for the Street Is Deplorable this man immoral for protecting our land? Was it Immoral college educations of well-to-do people. Can you Imagine any- 306 Main St. when LaFayette came to us as a military adviser during the thing worse than this? Port Monmouth, N. J, Revolutionary War and again we were aided by foreign advisers Let's keep the tuition setup and give deserving students To the Editor: when Lincoln wanted to free- the slaves a century ago. Are financial scholarships, By retaining the tuition, students will I have been extremely disgusted with the attitude of the we to believe that the father of our country and many great appreciate college more because they will want to be sure Township of Middletown, specifically the Sewer Commission, in men to follow were immoral or unjust because they fought to to get their money's worth. Elimination of tuitions could mean Mgarf to the WMet Acres Extension. preserve our God given rights? that our college's throughout New Jersey might develop the ' As others already know-we (tfie homeowners involved) God instituted the first military draft when he command- Berkeley atmosphere. Does anybody want that? were pushed to connect by individual deadlines with a threat ed Moses to draft one thousand men from each of the 12 Respectfully, '.of fine hanging over our, heads, regardless of weather or tribes of Isreal to fight for what was rightfully theirs. Harold Lindemann financial difficulty. Now, speaking for myself, within a matter I prefer to believe that our nation under God is dedicated of days from the time my line was connected I received my to preserve the rights and liberties of all freedom-loving first bill'and'was Informed of the annual rate. Within a couple people. Thank God we have men like Lt. Col. Banks who feel A Call to the Humane months I had received a bill for the assessment, and was given it their duty and privelege to preserve these rights by going 4 Leola Ave. a month to pay or there would be a penalty charge. At about to war. • this same time I was infowned of a $15 annual increase, al- Keansburg ready! Note the Extreme promptness and reliability of the When courage is needed for difficult tasks, read Psalm To the Editor: township when it comes to collecting money. So we have fufilled 144. When David prayed, "Blessed be the Lord my strength, This is sent to urge people to write to Gov. Hughes and ask our end of the deal with no time to spare. which teacheth my hands to war and my fingers to fight". . . him to support Assembly Bill 410; and defeat Assembly Bill 686. Yes, war is hell, but let's face it. A-686 would force privately operated Humane Society At this time Main St., Port Monmouth, which is definitely Respectfully, shelters to become suppliers of dogs to laboratories. It pro- a main thoroughfare, Is in such deplorable condition that it is Mrs. Robert W. Nehls vides no safeguards that will protect pets; and will make It almost unsafe to drive on. We would like to see the same even more difficult for owners to recover their pets (even if promptness, with no excuses, exercised in resurfacing the licensed or tagged). street as was expected from us putting in pur lines and paving The Vandalism Problem A-410 provides penalties for the failure of wardens to notify Diamond Set $200 \ «' , Diamond Bridal Pair $125; for it. But, of course, they know we can't create the same owners when pets are impounded. A-410 makes theft of a dog i • consequences for them, as they can for us. So we will wait and 89 Kemp Ave., a larceny and makes it necessary for dealers to have adequate tea how long It will take for them to fulfill their part. Fair Haven records and bills of sale. This bill deserves the support of all' I advise your readers not to travel Main St. until resur- To the Editor: humane New Jerseyans. If you have a pet, act now and insure LARGEST SELECTION OF BONDED DIAMONDS faced for fear of the damage that may occur to their cars. Speaking as a resident of a local municipality, as a parent his Eafety! IN CENTRAL JERSEY FROM $40 TO $2,000 A concerned taxpaying citizen, of a pre-teen and teenager, and as a Monmouth County sec- Has anyone seen Suzzette, a little white poodle with one Arthur R. Simmons ondary school teacher, I commend you for your editorial, "The black ear? Money-back quartmtM Vandalism Problem." Sincerely I agreed, particularly, with the last paragraph, which I Katherine Jensen Party a Success should like to quote for the decided benefit of those Register 1. 9pm MI occont. readers who missed the original editorial: West Long Branch, N.J. "But the important message, that must be learned is To Urn Editor: NRA and Safety that the glare of the public must be focused on these II 32 ItAK^F DIM10ND LUDEOSHIP Thank you! youngsters. Their acts should not be swept under the rug South Amboy, N. J. The Monmouth Auxiliary for Retarded Children held Its — with the thought that if few people knqw about it the To'the Editor: <0 IROAD STREET, RED BANK 2. Pay wtm yoa toy annual card party and It was a smashing success. problem will right itself and perhaps even go away. Ex- In regard to your cartoon (4-11-67) of the National Rifle 717 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK A» you know, we could not have had a card party without perience has shown this will not be the case." . Association, I would like to Inform you that most members !•»»!« tay-owoy Opei Wtdnudoy t Friday Nigh* the help of our faithful supporters. Therefore, we thank all of From experience, I have become convinced that many, of.the NRA are the ones who made this country safe, through the merchants for the many, many donations, including special many teenagers join me In full approval of your most valid handling firearms, for both you and me. awards and refreshments; the newspaper for their publicity, viewpoint. Respectfully, presentation of the fashion show, and the models, Mr. Price, Mrs. Naomi Manning J. L. Marshall Advertise in The Register club members for their ticket aales, and lastly, the large crowd that attended our party. They're Unique! Ads In thi Mrs. Robert Day Dally Register Classified worl Mrs. Robert Cavallo, for you around the clock. Plaa Chairman and Co-chairman yours now.

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Mi*t^ ti~Tlmndty, April 27, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Juniors U$t Winners in Tournament To Attend MATAWAN - Mr*. Leroy Leading the series is Mrs. Her Slckeli «nd Mn. Thomas Wel- bert NaUJis with Mrs. Everett itetd, north «nd south, wen tint Carlson and Mrs. Leon Christlnat Convention place winner* in the duplicate in second place. ATLANTIC CITY — Represen- bridge tournament conducted by Mrs. Conrad Brevick, director tatives from approximately 140 the Mstawan Woman's Club. of the tournament and member junior and sub-junior clubs of the club, will award a trophy Mrs. Frank Bliss and Mrs. Ge- throughout New Jersey will gath- to the winner at the end of the rard Devlin, east and west, placed er here Friday, Saturday and 10-game series. first. Sunday, May 12, 13 and 14, to attend the 40th Annual Spring GOGER TAKES COURSE Convention of the Junior Mem- CITY SHOW POSTPONED PITTSBURGH - Frank Go- bership Department of the New PERTH AMBOY - The sec- ger, 93 Linden Ave., Middletown, Jersey State Federation of Worn ond annual Perth Amboy Art N. J., representative for Mutual en's Clubs. Festival dated for May 12, 13 of Omaha and United of Omaha, and 14 has been postponed be- has recently completed the com- Over 1000 juniors are expected cause of a conflict in dates with prehensive insurance course of- (o participate in convention other art shows scheduled in the fered at the National Sales Train- events and meetings. Theme, area. The announcement was ing School here. 'The Fabulous Fortieth," has made by Maurice Podel, Long Mr. Goger is associated with Miss Ann C. Sullivan Miss Joan M. Buchney Miss Roseanne Quinn been chosen to represent the 40 Branch, festival director. A new the R. F. Sheehan Agency in years of progress and growth of date will be set. Newark, N. J. the Junior Clubs. The official opening of events AMERICA'S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAINJ will be the presentation of the Plan Summer Weddings winning play of the State Drama Tournament and talent contest LITTLE SILVER - Mr. an HAZLET — Announcement is RIVER PLAZA-Mrs. William on Friday night. Miss Joan Bu- Mrs. Charles H. Sullivan Sr., made by Mrs. Frank W. Buch-j J. Quinn, 80 Applegate St., has chanan of Bernardsville, chair- Southvale Ave., announce thi ney, 847 Poole Ave., of the en- announced the engagement o man of the Junior Membership engagement of their daughter gagement of her daughter, Miss her daughter, Miss Roseanne B Department, will conduct the Miss Ami C. SulJivan, to Michae! Joan Martha Buchney, to Wil- Quinn of FuUertan, Calif., tc Saturday morning business ses- t L. Murphy, son of Mr. and Mn liam H. Greenhalgh Jr. He is Dallas Duane Ebel. He is thi sion. Members of the current Carl R. Nelson, 40 Maiyland son of Henry Ebel of Berlin, N the son of Mr. and Mrs. William state board will give reports of REMINDER — Monmouth Beach PTA mtmbori circl* th* Ave., West Long Branch. H. Greenhalgh of Metedeconk. Dak. the clubs' achievements during date of their annual dinner-dance, to take place) Satur- The bride-elect, daughter also An August wedding is planned the 1966-67 club year. Delegates of tile late Mr. Buchney, is a The bride-elect, daughter alsc day at 7:30 p.m. in the Alpine Manor Restaurant, High* The bride-elect, an alumna oi of the late Mr. Quinn, is a grad- will elect members of the state Red Bank High School am graduate of the Washington Hos-j lands. From left to right, Mrs. Howard Romb»y, chair- uate of Red Bank Catholic High board to serve for the coming Glassboro State College, is em- pita] Center School Nursing, 1 School and studied at New Yorl year. The delegates will also man; Mn. Edwin Brower, and Mrs . Lawrence OtMarco. ployed as a stewardess witl Washington, D.C. She is a staff, Foundling Hospital and ' Newarl choose a state project to be United Air Lines. nurse on the Coronary Care Unit (Register Staff Photo) State College. An alumna o supported by all clubs during the W. Murphy was graduated of Monmouth Medical Center, FuUerton College, she is teach following year. from Long Branch High Schoo Long Branch. ing in St. Philip's School, Fuller- and attended Monmouth College, Mr. Greenhalgh received a The awards luricheon will be ton. West Long Branch. He is em- bachelor of science degree from held Saturday afternoon, and Joan Smith Married ployed by Lavode Laboratories, Buena Vista College, Storm Mr. Ebel was educated at La Mrs. James R. Morrow of Bir- Morgamville. Lake, Iowa, and is presently a Moure (N. Dak.) High School. Hi mingham, Ala., director of the graduate research assistant In is a service manager for Town Juniors Clubs of the General Fed- To William P. Pasicky microbiology at the University of and Country Rambler in Fuller- eration of Women's Clubs, will Art Calendar South Dakota at Vennillion. ton. be the featured speaker. RUMSON — Announcement is in marriage by her ton, Clyde (Continued) A July 29 wedding is planned. An August wedding is planned. The Saturday evening banquet made of the marriage of Mrs. Smith of Parlm. Her daughter, HEAR 'N SEE, 60 First Ave., will be the highlight of the con- Joan Foster Smith of 679 West Mrs. William Fine of Lyndhurst, Atlantic Highlands, Spring Mul- vention. Misi Geraldine Brown, Front St., River Plaza, to Wil- was matron of honor. tiple Exhibition, Shore Artists, Keyport, president of the New liam P. Pazicky, son of Mr. and Mr. Paricky's father was best doses Monday. Jersey State Federation of Wom- Mrs. Paul Pazicky, 26 Lafayette man. en's Clubs, will be the featured St. The bride is the daughter of GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, speaker. Awards will be pre- The ceremony took place April the late William E. Foster, for- 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury, sented to clubs who have done 19 here in the First Presbyterian mer Red Bank attorney, and the Frances .McIIvain, Watercolors, outstanding work in all depart- Church, with Rev. Harvey C. late Mrs. Aurelia Beck Foster, and Douglas McIIvain, Sculp- ments. Also to be presented will Douie Jr. officiating. A reception and the granddaughter of the ture, Jwith children Bonnie and be the "Top Five" awards to followed in the home of the bride. late Vice Chancellor and Mra. James McIIvain), opens Sun- the five most successful clubs in Mrs. Pazicky, who is the wid- John E. Foster of Red Bank. days, Reception 4-6 p.m. the state. ow of Albert H. Smith, was given She is a graduate of Bennett Col* Through May 26, Main Gallery. lege, Millbrook, N.Y., and re- Cell Grayer, Lovett Gallery, ceived a bachelor of arts degree through May IS. At Colts Neck Show from Newark State College. Mn. Pazicky, who will be Head Start CONGREGATION BNAI IS- director for Hie Red Bank Public RAEL, Hance and Ridge Rds., x Schools this summer, teaches Rumson, Youth Groups Festival first grade at Mechanic Street of Arts, Sunday, 3 p.m. Pro- Gems of Antiquity' School, Red Bank. gram including entertainment. Mf. Pazicky, who is principal Open to the public, no charge COLTS NECK - Are you loo! fans, parasols and old silk Span- of River Street School. Red Bank, for admission. FIRST AN- ing for a pine bonnet- box? ish shawls; Charlotte Wakefleld, ij an alumnus of Rumson High NUAL ART SHOW and Sec- you yearn for an 18th centu Engllshtown, scenic hand painted School and Lafayetta College, ond Annual Rabbi Arthur H. Miss Catherine M. Owen Miss Rebecca J. Malone apple peeler, pie wedge butt' table lamp and Tiffany table Hershon Memorial Program, churn or a doll carriage of lamp and shade; Suzanne Wcs- Easton, Pa. He received a mat- May 7 and 8. RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs CHEROKEE, Ala. — Mr. and ;ame vintage? tergard of the Moldy Owl, Rum ter's degree from Columbia Uni- Richard C. Owen, 29 Ward Mrs. James R. Malone of this And how about a five-foe son, French Victorian settee and versity and taught to Rumson have made known the e; and Red Bank schools before as- N, J. STATE MUSEUM, West place, announce the engagemen tuffed frog? matching chairs and primitives, suming the position of principal State St., Trenton, Art From ;agement of their daughter, Mi of their daughter, Miss Rebecca The one-day outdoor Antiqu and Robert Schoeffling of Padco, at River Street in 1M9. He is a New Jersey 1967, 2d annual Catherine March Owen, to W Joyce Malone, to Neil J. Wilding Show and Sale sponsored by t Atlantic Highlands, will have exhibition of painting, sculp- am Robert Taylor Jr., son of Miami, Fla. He is the son ol Ladies Auxiliary of the Col among his antique items a rare lifetime member of the National ture and graphics. Main Gal- AT. and Mrs. William R. Tayl Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wilding, Seek Fire Company, will inclui 1845 school map of the United Education Association and a life- leries, through May 14. Fif- of Oradell. Van Brackle Rd., Holmdel, N.J. these gems of antiquity. Tr States, a 45-star American flag time member and former officer of the Monmouth County Educa- teen Monmouth County Artists An Aug. 12 wedding is plannec A July wedding Is planned, to show will be staged Saturday < and old postcards and bottles. represented. New Jersey Stu- Miss Owen was graduated fron take place in Memphis, Tenn the fire house grounds, Rt. $37, There will be a total of 22 tion Association and the New Jer- dent Fine Arts Scholarship Ex- Kumson-Fair Haven Regional [uarter-mile west of Rt 34, froi dealer* represented in the show. tey Education Association. High School and attended Ohi Mr. Wilding, a graduate stu- hibition, Auditorium Galleries, dent in marine science at the 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Refreshments will be available Mr. and Mr*. Psxkky are at closes Saturday. Wesleyan University, where shi Mrs. Robert Aklus is chairma: all day. In case of rain, the show home at the 679 West Front St ras a member of Chi Omegi University of Miami at Coral Gables, received a bachelor of f the event. will be postponed to May 6. address. MONMOUTH MEDICAL CEN- orority. She is attending Come! From the Antique Marl school of Nursing, New York science degree in zoology and TER, Long Branch, Art Aux- entomology from Pennsylvania heesequake, Mrs. Edna Aklui fospital. iliary Spring Exhibition, con- State University. vill display an 18th century i tinuing. I Mr. Taylor was graduated from ile peeler, pie wedge buttei Miss Novotny Married liverdell High School, Oraael, Miss Malone is a psychology hum in pine, early pin-up lam TO INSTALL STAFF and received a bachelor's degre technician at the University of ith tin reflector, 18th centu LAURENCE HARBOR - Miss Jinks, Laurence Harbor, and MATAWAN - The Matawan urn laude from Ohio Wesleya Miami Child Development Cen- loll carriage and 19th centurj Rori Novotny, daughter of Mr. George Vanderbilt, Cliffwcod. ter. Grammar School Parent Teacher diversity, where he was a mem loll cradle and crib. and Mrs. Harry Charles Novot After a reception in Diamond Association will install officers )er of Sigma Phi Epsilon frate: Harold Gannon of The Saltali ny Sr., 378 Shoreland Cir. and Jim's Restaurant, Matawan, the Wednesday, May 3, at 8 p.m. lity and captain of the OWU te hop, Sea Bright, will show Wayne Bolan, son of Mr. and couple motored to the West in the Board St. Auditorium, A lis team. He is currently al School Lunch ve-foot stuffed frog dressed*: Mrs. John Bolan, 241 C Higgins Coast. When they return, they member of the county council tending University of Kansas uthentic Navaho Indian clothinj Rd., Matawan, were married will reside in the Glenwood will conduct the ceremony. iedical College. Helene Kazawic of Cour.tr> here on April 15. Apartments, Old Bridge. Aides Okayed lupboard Antiques, Shrewsbury Rev. James H. Silver ofliciated The bride was graduated from FAIR HAVEN - Teachers here showing as specialties country at the double ring ceremony in Madison Township High School, will be freed of lunch hour duties 'urniture and milk glass dolphi the Laurence Harbor Community Class of 1964, and Is employed in September. lompote; Thomas Keigher < "hurch. by Johnson and Johnson, New The Board of Education last fliddletown Jewelers, Belforc The bride was given in mar- Brunswick. night authorized employment of ntique jewelry; Vera Lange riage by her father. She wore a The bridegroom was graduated three aides to serve at Knoll- reehold, several antique musi silk organza gown with fitted bod- from Sayreville High School, wood and Willow Street Schools, loxes, brass carriage lights an Ice and a chapel train. Her fin- Class of 1959. He served lour supervising lunch room and play- ipode plates; A. Kathleen B gertip-length veil was held by a years in the Navy and is em- ground. iero of the Golden Ca'prlcon pearl crown. ployed by Bcndix Corp., Holm- lolmdel, a pine bonnet box, an del. Recommendation for the action Mrs. Allan Bates, Keyport, was OF RED BANK came from a committee of row back Windsor chairs i: PERMANENT-PRESS matron of honor for her sister. teachers through Arthur Tildes- ne; Dorothy Petersen, Rumson AUCTION SATURDAY . Bridal attendants were Mrs. 24 BROAD STREET !ey, chairman of the Board-Staff! lecorated tin ware; Marilyn Base ENGLISHTOWN - Mr I. Harry Novotny Jr., South River, Relations committee. He said the lan of Bird Cage Antique; Stephen Lazewskl of Dey Grove steter-uvlaw of the bride; Mrs. AVRIL and COTTON :eachers convinced him that the atawan, collection of early Rd., Manalapan Township, chair- James trigger, Perth Amboy, •espite, and the opportunity to irass and pewter circa 1820; Vtv man of the Monmouth County sister of the bridegroom, and meet together and discuss their n Baird and Elizabeth Chehan Chapter of the American Can- Mrs. William Gerity, Madison work will "be worth far more of Vi-Li Antiques, Freehold, cer Society, announces that the SHIRT-SHIFTS! than our investment." Township, fifth annual auction, for the bene- be very, very Colin Kennovln, Laurence Har- fit of the chapter, wilt be held, bor, was best man. Ushers were starting at 2 p.m. Saturday on Harry Novotny Jr., South River, the EnglUhtown Auction Sales BIEN Casual Fashions brother of the bride; Wl'.liam grounds, Old Bridge Rd. _ JOLIE (very beautiful) are in full bloom at

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Elizabeth Williams and and others and letters welcoming us bickl. Ann and Dick Mn. Luella Foley, our expert coriafierei, will attend you Route 34 Colts Neck, OWN HOUSE AS USUAL KEANSBURG: RT. 36 on MAIN STREET personally for a perfect fit . . . why settle for anything at the Cornelius Cobb Settlement COFFEE and BUNS * ASIURY PARK I PERTH AMBOY leu? H. II at Asteiy fort Cirett I US Sain St. Wtu ol M Station Dial «Z4120-Open dally 10 to 5: JO 10 OPERATORS — NO WAITING Tkuniir, April 27, 1967-25 THE DULY EECISTER GOP Club to Sponsor Card Party SHREWSBURY - Mri. Jimw 87th Birthday Fitzgerald is ditlrmtn of a de*. iirt-card party-fashion show Is Celebrated which will be held by the Shrews- WEST LONG 3BANCH - The bury Republican Club Monday at 87th birthday of Mrs. Elsie Bacon 8 p.m. in WUlowbrook Inn, Fair was celebrated April 16 by her Haven. family at a surprise buffet lun- The Corner, J. Kridel of Red cheon given in her honor at 32Bank, will present-the fashions The Oriental Approach Dennle PI., where she makes her for lite show, with Mrs. Fred- home with her son and daughter- erick J. Mancuso as moderator. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. Ray- Models will be Mn. Joan mond Bacon, and granddaughter, Mancuso, Miss Donna Raymond, Miss Susan Bacon. Mrs. Vincent Rossi, Mrs, Peter How to Camouflage Leftovers Mrs, Bacon, widow of George Rossi; Mrs. Joseph Mancuso, Bacon, formerly resided at 596 Mn. Joseph Caruso and. Mrs. By MARGOT SMITH ORIENTAL LEFTOVERS Vernon St., Long Branch, and Robert Galloway. Cosmetic* for RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS (Serves four. Use pork, lamb has 10 grandchildren and 14 great the models will be furnished by When it's 'leftover night" at or beef) ' grandchildren, the most recent, Frank Mazza Jr., local distribu- a great-grandson born this month tor for Ovation Cosmetics. - Orchard St., there are no frowi In 10 inch fry pan, saute the from the Robert Marsh grou] to Mr. and Mrs, Philip Bacon of Committee chairmen are Mrs. following in peanut oil for five Willingboro. that's certainly a credit to tr minutes: Sam P. Siciliano, president of the cook and an accomplishment Among her numerous gifts and club and chairman of tickets; 1 medium onion, chopped can't all claim. greetings was a presentation, of Mrs. Warren Minton, .special 2 cups celery) sliced diago- a Bible by members of the Alice project; Patrick McAlery, Barbara Marsh is part-tim nally Baker Missionary Circle of theawards; Mrs. Carl Kammire, teacher of a special class at Bay 2 cups cubed meat (one cup First Baptist Church, Long posters and art; Mrs. George View School, part-time student more or less makes no dif- Branch, where she is an active Vogt, table awards, and Mrs. Jo- at Rutgers, frequent crew mem' ference) member, and a corsage received seph Brennan, refreshments. ber on the family sailboat, and Add, and simmer for five min- from her granddaughter, Mrs. full time mother and housewife utes: Frank Hubbard (nee- Jean TAG DAY SATURDAY (Is the whole greater than th 2 one-pound cans bean sprouts, Bacon), in Dornville, Ga. LONG BRANCH - Local grim •urn of its parts?) She's a New drained Among the some.50 guests at- mar school student volunteer, England-reared gal who states, (Optional additions: a.package tending were Mrs. Bacon's son will solicit funds in the busines: with conviction, "We throw noth and daughter-in-law, Mr. andistrictd s for the American Can- ing out!" of pp I Register Staff Photo)' % cup vinegar me? — Dii.iift.RALC. Oriental Leftovers has provec Ys cup fruit juice (orange, out and feed the meter. uear Desperate;' The most to popular at the Marshes, tha' pineapple or apple) Tie patient was trying to get signmcant pnrase of your let- Bob complimented the dish anc 1 tablespoon sherry across the following message: Its creator last Christmas by gi< SMACKINO HIS UPS in anticipation, seven-year-old "My appointment was for 3 ter appears m the urst sen- 2 cups chicken broth (canned tence — "out of control." ing Barbara an Imported rio or homemade stock) Robbisi Mantt watches Mom preparing a family favor. p.m. It is now 4:10 p.m. and iviy advice is to retrain from cooker, an appliance for whicr Makes approximately three it*, Oriental Leftovers, Barbara Marsh uses an imported the doctor styll hasn't seen me. •he has found many additions What'* wrong with him that threatening, scolding ana cups and freeies well Portion ,;„, eook#r foffh , M,enHaJ aceompafliment. preaching. Don't taiK against uses. not used in leftover dish Is good r he always runs late and ruins INFANTS AND me boy. Be pleasant to bun, over pork chops. (Register Staff Photo) everyone's day?" Non-iticky, fluffy rice is gua and to ner. TODDLERS WEEK anteed and easy when made ii Now do you get it, Ann She may marry this lad right ber National Automatic Ric< Landers? Please print this let- out of iugn school, regardless Cooker by Matsushita Electric, Lynn Fischer Married to Army Man ter and come up with a solu- of, what you say or uo, but Japan. It is sold by Shila Inv tion. I'm sick and tired of be- please don't pusn her Inio it Dy ports, 32 Main St., Eatontown ing kept waiting by my doc- putting up resistance because LAURENCE HARBOR - Miss After a reception in Kozy's Bell Telephone Co., Perth Am- tor. Why have an appointment Lynn Fischer, daughter of Mr. Restaurant, Morgan, the couple boy. she will surely dety you to as- if he sees you whenever he sert ber independence and then and Mrs. Julius Fischer, 188 Or- motored to Texas. The bridegroom was employed feels like, it? r- DAY HALF chard Ave., became the bride of all will be lost, The bride and the bridegroom by Atco Chemicals, Keyport, be- SHOT ' Pvt. Robert Warren Buys, on fore entering the Army. He is April IS. are graduates of Madison Town- stationed at Fort Hood, Tex. Dear Half Shot: The problem Do you feel ill at ease . , . is insoluble, The better the ship High School. Mrs. Buys was They will reside in Killeen, out ot itv Is everyooay having The bridegroom is the ion of doctor the less apt he is to be Mrs. Htrold Thompson, 365 employed by the New Jersey Tex. a good time but you? Write for on time. Ironically, the qual- Ann Landers' booklet, "The Ocean Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, ities that, make him run late and the late Lester Buys. Key to Popularity," enclosing are the qualities that make him with your request 35 cents in Rev. Mdvin Stanciewski, pis- Edward Schaefer Weds valuable to you. When an coin and a long, self addressed, tor, officiated at the double ring emergency patient calls he stamped envelope, ceremony. SOUTH AMBOY - Miss Mar- Eleanor Munck, South Amboy, says, "Yes, come in. I'll take Ann Landers will be glad to Thomas Brock, Jersey City, garet Draper, daughter of Mr. was flower girl for her cousin care of you." When a patient help you with your proolenu. escorted his niece to the altar. and Mrs. Arthur M. Draper, 520 Gary Schaefef, at home, was needs to talk about his illness Send them to her in care ot She wore a silk organia gown Henry St., South Amboy, became best man for his brother. Usher- (or a problem which may be this newspaper, enclosing a with appliques of lue, re-em- the bride of Edward Schaefer, ing were Alex Petrowicz, Key- causing' the illness) a good stamped, self-addressed enve- broidered with seed pearls and 199 Cleveland Ave., Laurence port, and Donald Bridgeman, doctor will not shove him out lope. sequins. Her fingertip-length Harbor, Saturday in St. Mary's Cliffwood Beach, cousins of the the door because he wants to veil was attached to a crown of Catholic Church here. bridegroom, and Terrence • Mc- stick to a schedule. Kindergarten Slates sequins and pearls. The bridegroom is the son of Andrew, Laurence Harbor. Scott A competent, compassionate Miss Barbara McLaughlln, the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaynan, Parlin, was ring bear- doctor is worth watlng for, so New Registration Cliffwood, was maid of honor. Schaefer. er. bring a book, prepare to spend NEW SHREWSBURY -Regis- Miss Marion Buys, at home Rev. Jamei Forker performed After a wedding trip through the afternoon, and stop beefing. tration hours for kindergarten classes at Tinton Falls schools lister of tha bridegroom, was the the double ring ceremony. Virginia, the couple will reside Dear Ann Landers: Our next September will be made next Mist Immaculate Blast irldesmald. The bride was given in mar- in Norfolk, Va. daughter is 17, bright and at- week. Lester Buys, at home, brother riage by her father. She wore a A reception was held in Pu- tractive and out of control. Registrations for Sycamore of- the bridegroom, was the best silk chiffon gown with Alencon laski Hall, Perth Amboy. She started to go steady six School will take place Monday man. Wayne Fischer, at home, lace panels, an Empire bodice Premium qmatltg cottons The bride was graduated from months ago with a boy who Is and Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon Miss Blasi brother of the bride, ushered. and cathedarl train. Her floor- length veil was attached to a St. Mary's High School, South 17 but looks 20. I know, for and from 1-3 p.m. tiara of pearls and crystals. Amboy, and the New Brunswick certain they are having sexual Swimming River School regis- Delegates to Report Miss Shirley Draper, at home, Secretarial Accounting and Busi- relations and I live in fear that trations will be accepted during Is Engaged was maid of honor for her sister. ness Machines School. She was one day she will tell me she the same hours Wednesday and On DAR Congress : BDSTER BROWN KNITS employed by Union Carbide, is married or pregnant or both. Thursday. . HAZLET-Mr. and Mrs. Voy:< Bridesmaids were Miss Car- FREEHOLD — Mrs. Roland Bound Brook. I confronted our daughter Children must have reached Pullovers and polos with < T. Martin, M, Bethany Rd., an- Semmendinger, regent, and Mn. melita Ruszala, South Amboy; The bridegroom, a damage with the evidence and sug- their fifth birthday by next Octo- Gripper shoulders, collars, ' nounce the engagement of Mrs. Frank E. Weeden, delegate of Miss Barbara Ann Megill, Par- controlman Third Class in thegested that for her own good ber 1. Documents required are Martin's daughter, Mils Immac- the Monmouth Court House Chap- lin, cousin of the bride, and Miss crew necks. Boxer shorts. Uura Stenger, Laurence Har- U.S. Navy, attended Hoffman she stop seeing the boy. She a birth or baptismal certificate, It ulate Blasi, to Frank L. Konow, ter. Daughters of the American Infants', toddlers' sizes, bor, cousin of the bridegroom. High School, South Amboy. told me if I tried to break them proof of smalt pox inoculation •on of Mrs. Frances Konow, 13 Revolution to the 76th Conti- up she would leave home. and three DPT injections plus ANKUTS AND SOCKS 29* to 39< Center St., Rumson, and thnentae l Congress, Washington, Our daughter Is college mate- booster and proof of adequate II late Frank Konow, D.C., have returned from a post- 2d Annual Youth Groups Festival to Open rial and we can afford to send polio protection. The bride-elect, dauRhtcr also conference trip to sites of historic RUMSON — On display this Entertainment at the Sunday her. The boy is likeable but The child should appear at the Of the late Vincent Blasi, was Interest in Virginia. weekend In Congregation Bnal program will be furnished by lie has no interest in college. time of registration. graduated in 1965 from Red Bank The two women will report on Israel, Hance and Ridge Rds., is The Townfolk — Dr. and Mrs. High School. She is employed the congress to chapter members the second annual Youth Groups Richard Lavlne and Mrs. Loell as counter clerk at Top Ha it a meeting Saturday in theFestival of Arts. Exhibits of Abercrombie. Israeli dancing will The secret Cleaners, Mlddlctown. , wine of Mrs. Georgie A. Catla- paintings,. sketches, clay model- be by the Hagalil Dance Group and a film "Pigeon" will be of Mr. Konow, who was gradu- han, 27 Lincoln PI. Assisting host- ing and all types of work by shown. ated in 1962 from Rumson-Falr esses at the 1:30 p.m. dessert adult artists in the community Haven Regional High School, is will be Mrs. Weeden and Mrs. and collections of members of beautiful hair employed by Red Bank Alumin- 'red E. Reid, Old Bridge. the congregation are Included. GIRL TO MINERSES lies in experience There also is a display of work ium. While in Washington Mrs. Sem- Xflmm emaklmmei by the children of the congrega- SHAMBLEE. Ga. - Mr. and And, our experienced staff A Sept, 30 wedding is planned. mendinger tnd Mrs. Weeden at- tion. Mrs. W. J. Miners 2d of this knows how to make your hair tended the New Jersey state place announce the birth of a glow! Get an expert cut, style IIIDSEYE DIAPERS PLASTIC MfllS luncheon and toured the White Judging of children's art work daughter, Kimberly, on March and set at beauty - budget prices. Call us today! House with several hundred DAR will take place and prizes will be 21. members from other states. awarded on various age levels Mrs. Miners is the former The delegates also will report Sunday at a program beginning VINCENT'S ••7 «Cr«*« at 3 a.m. This is open to the Maureen Castin, daughter of M*§. 1.99 Saturday on the annual State Mr. and Mrs. Moore Castin of Beauty Salon Conference held March 30-31 In public. Bhxbeye weave cotton diapers Comfortable cushioned leg and Long Branch, N. J. Mr. Miners 32 LINDEN PL are extra softl Absorbentl No waist band. 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Middletown Township, Red respectively. Len Bianchi won the events, including victories by Harry Motley, Wes Hendricks two of them, the' javelin and Bank and a trio of unbeaten long jump (18 feet), followed by Randy Davis in the hurdles and John Sellgren all won twice; long jump. teams all shared the spotlight Heath and Saldariniini. Pete Novem- events and Tyran Russell in Uie for the Admirals in their victory The only wins recorded by the in yesterday's local interscholas- bre won the pole vault at 11 440 and high jump to dispose of over Southern which left them Seraphs were Bob Kulbick in the tic track action. feet, 6 inches for Middletown, Central. The Huskies also swept with a 4-1 mark. Pt. Bora's 880-yard run in 2:02, and Kevin Coach Mike Seiser's Lions won missing the school record by three events. Charley Mould broke his own O'Brien, who won the 120-yard their first dual meet of the sea- three inches. Rumson-FH also took 11 of the 14 two-mile school record of 10:34 high hurdles in a : 15.6 time. son after four straight losses by Rudrow Lifts Buccos contests to breeze past Roselle with a 10:26 clocking. Three double winners highlight- defeating Toms River, 81-45, while Bob Rudrow's victory in the Park. Butch Carson was the Bull- Manasquan had to go all the ed the Keyport-Jackson Township Red Bank knocked Neptune from high jump (5 feet, 8 Inches) as- dog's top point-getter with 13 as way to the final event to eke meet, with the Red Raiders com- the undefeated ranks with a 6640 sured Red Bank of its victory he won both dashes and placed out a 65-61 victory over Raritan ing out on top, 68-58. decision. over Neptune. Also contributing second in the long jump. Township. Keyport had two, with Ron Ne- Long Branch, Matawan Region to the Buccos' triumph were Jim- Depth paid off for Monmouth The big Blue Warriors were bus taking both the high and al and Rumson-Fair Haven Re- my Hill's victories in both dash- Regional as it defeated Brick leading, 62-55, going into the low hurdle events, and Jerry on Dutch Boy Paints gional each kept their unblem- es, Larry Hare taking the jave- Township, 73-53. The teams split long jump event and needed a Medolla won the discus and shot ished records intact. The Branch- lin (166 feet, 4 inches), John first place finishes, seven apiece. third to pack away the victory. put. Chirichello of Jackson was ers rolled over Freehold Region- O'Connell's win the mile (5:00) Silly Hess accounted for three Nate Hydon went one better, and a dash winner, copping the 100 New Inside Paint al, 77-49, for its fourth over-all and Bob Hamlin's victory in the of Brick's, while Charley John- took second place, which gave and 200-yard events. and second Shore Conference "A" two-mile (10:57.3). Neptune's Jake son came through with two for Manasquan the win by a four- Point Pleasant Beach's "hot with Hit BulIMn Division victory; Matawan re- Jones continued his fine form in Monmouth, which picked nine point cushion. shot" track team swept events corded Its seventh consecutive the long jump as he won with seconds and nine thirds. Brick's StcoadCoat, Manasquan grabbed off eight almost at will yesterday to win by overpowering Central Re- a leap of 20 feet, 11% inches. Dom Camera turned in a spar- firsts, while Raritan managed the swamp Shore Regional 108^-17^4 A latex flat wall gional, 76-41, and Rumson-FH Dom Mazza of Long Branch kling time of 10:18.5 to win .the other six, but it was the second to move out to a 4-0 undefeated notched Its third straight tri- showed why he won the Group 3 two-mile, while the Taintor broth- and third place finishers that record. paint so high In umph, an easy 105-18 victory over indoor shot put title last winter, ers, Russ and Ron, placed one- were important winners in pull- The Garnet Gulls swept through Roselle Park. two in the mile. Bob Castellinl hiding, so smooth winning yesterday's event with ing this one out. the- first six running events be- Heath Double Winner a heave of 60 feet, eight inches earned nine points for Monmouth The only sweep in this meet fore Curt Ransom sneaked in for in leveling that Middletown swept two events, — the top performance in that with three seconds in the dashes came in the javelin when Mike a second place in the high hur- this season. He also took the and long jump, which Hess won. one coat looks the shot end long jump, and got Broderick led the way for a Rari- dles, and then broke up a sweep double victories from Ernie discus competition (138 feet). Eli- Henry Hudson Regional had its tan take-it-all sweep. by getting a third in the lows. like two, Heath in the dashes, and Glen jiah Blanton was also a double unbeaten skein abruptly ended Seraphs Slide Dave Vaughan recorded the Saldarini in the hurdles. Dave winner for the Branchers, in the when Pt. Pleasant Boro took an Madison Township swamped only first place for the Blue Devils TRYITI Seigfried won the shot with a dashes. Freehold's Otto Nichols 84-42 decision in a meet in whkfa Mater Del High School, 92-34. when he won the discus throw heave of 45 feet, 11 Inches, with won both hurdle events, remain- Hudson downed Southern Region- On the way to the easy win, with 125-foot toss. Vaughan also More years to the teammates Bob Yahara and Bob ing undefeated in both. al, 78-48, and Pt. Boro Madison racked up 12 first places managed to get a second in the Downing taking second and third downed Southern, 111-15. shot put event. ^^ gallon. Matawan won 11 of the 14 out of the 14 events and swept I THE LATEX WALL PAINT WITH THE Sports Slate TODAY TENNIS BASEBALL Rumson-Fh at Clifford Scott "A" DIVISION Long Branch at Red Bank BUILT-IN Red Bank at Neptune Toms River at Monmouth Middletown at Monmouth Middletown at So. Freehold Freehold at Brick Lakewood at Asbury Park "B" DIVISION Shore at Ocean Matawan at So. Freehold Freehold at Neptune SECOND COAT Raritan at Lakewood TOMORROW ' So high In hiding, so smooth in leveling, on* Central at Wall BASEBALL "C" DIVISION "A" DIVISION . teat loob like two I Henry Hudson at Shore Long Branch at Toms River Keyport at Southern • especially for rollers— "C" DIVISION NEW \ OTHERS Jackson at Henry Hudeoo .dories,. Roselle Cath. at CBA OTHERS Metuchen at Rumson-FH Ocean at CBA • fait drying—toap and MAI W%% CV Mater Del at R. B. Catholic St. Rosa at Croydoo Hall water (clean-up. NnLLr Lt A Manasquan at Pt. Beach GOLF St. Joseph's (TR) at Pt Boro Rumson-FH at Asbury Park GIRLS TRACK Neptune at St Rosa East Orange Cath., R. B. Catholic TRACK at Mater Del Perm Relays SPECIAL! ALL LATEX HOUSE PAINTS GOLF Henry Hudson at Mater Del Lakewood at Red Bank Hlgntstown at Southern DEW SHIrtONT OF NET RESULT — Winners of the Red Bank Adult Volleyball League picked up their Middletown at Long Branch Central at Admiral Farragut Henry Hudson at WaU Ocean at Matawia (girls) ARE THE SAME RIGHT? hardware last night. Borough Councilman William S. Anderson, left, chairman of the Shore at Matawan ENDURA recreation department, presents the team trophy to Richard "Bucky" Moran, as, left Jackson at Ocean No Matter What Yon An Look- to right rear, Jack O'Kane, Ray Ross, Ed Aumack and Stanley Dziedzic smile with ap- Central at Pt Beach AND WRONG. CBA at Asbury Park ing For Find It fast In the Daily proval. Henry Kachelreiss, John Moran, Ed Halpin and Frank Aumack, other mem- Register Classified section. Dutch Bey malcaf the 'difference because it's. Rumson-FH at Carteret SANITAS bers of the title team, were absent when photograph was taken. (Register Staff Photo) OLD BRIDGE SPEEDWAY <• ROUTE 514 — MADISON TOWNSHIP. Tigers' 'Butch' to Lakers OLD BRIDGE — MATAWAN RD. LOS ANGELES. (AP) would be made at a press confer- "All of us at Princeton wish CHAMPIONSHIP STOCK CAR RACK 95 Coach Fred Schaus of the ence scheduled for this afternoon. him every success in his future Los Angeles Lakers will be- , Van Breda Kolff reportedly wa work." THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 30th - 2 Pit Ntw 1967 Seconds and come general manager of the Na- enroute to Los Angeles, but Prince, Fairman said Princeton was Speedway fnmtHou aad NASCAR SartloaMl. Discontinued Perfects tional Basketball Association ton's athletic director, R. Ken- considering some names as Van Topi li Rrivtrs • Can • Seetd art ACHM (Sold In Double team and Princeton coach Wil- neth Fairman, confirmed his res- Breda Kolffs successor but was NEXT RACE DAY liam "Butch" van Breda Kolff ignation and said it was effec- Rolls Only) not closing off applications. He will move in as his successor, The tive, immediately. said a new coach would be named SUH. AFT^ MAY 7th—2 P>L Associated Press learned from a "Vfe regret very much the loss as soon as possible. »w rusne reliable source yesterday. of Bill van Breda Kolff as basket- Pure acrylic latex, especially designed and manu- "No comment,1' was the re- ball coach," Fairman said. "His DROP J'Cflc action from Jack Kent Cooke, record here during the past five factured by Dutch Boy to give you all of the ad- owner of the Lakers, who had years is a testimonial to his CLOTH 4:DU vantages of true acrylic latex house paint. previously said that an announce- knowledge of the game and to his CANVAS Vx\r ment concerning the Lakers ability to coach young men. 25 • long-lasting protection CLOTH 2 • non-yellowing white Sports in Brief • colors that stay bright • repaint work guaranteed* not to peel for fiva years. f ROLLER and MIAMI BEACH, Ha. (AP) - Lou Cioffl of Chicago fired 12 strikes yesterday and gave the American Bowling Congress tournament its second 300 in two days. PAN SET 95* •SM US for deulli and for th» Mil ncttrlor pilntss Les Schissier of Denver, Colo., rolled Tuesday the first perfect game in the team event in the* ABC's 64-year history.

ROUERS r REFHiS LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - A field of 10 — half of them to "TILLY" ALUMINUM carry Derby weights of 126 pounds — was named yesterday 4 FOR EXTENSION LADDERS for Keeneland's Blue Grass Stakes, the producer of four of the past five Kentucky Derby winners. • UidMwriff ft GiortatM • Mo Roll • With Rubber Show Heading the field is Wheatley Stable's Successor, 2-year-old "TILLY11 champion of last season, to be ridden by Ray Broussard In the 16-fr. 11.95 1 1/8-mile Blue Grass today. 20-ft. 13.50 ALUMINUM Others carrying 126 pounds Include Diplomat Way, Fight Or Bill van Breda Kolff GRAND Flight, Ask The Fare and Gentleman James. Van Breda Kolffs staff con- 24-ft. 19.50 STEP UDDERS 1 sisted of assistant coach Art Hy- Underwriter ! BALTIMORE (AP) - Leroy Ellis, who touched off a con- SLAM 28-ft. 22.50 GioroBtw troversy by signing with a team from a rival league, announced and, a former Princeton star, 32-ft. 27.50 4-fr. 6.95 yesterday he has changed his mind and will play again next and freshman coach Eddie Dona- OF season with the Baltimore Bullets of the National Basketball van. Hyland is slated to become 5-ft. 8.95 Association. 36-ft. 35.50 6-ft. 9.95 freshman coach next season so SAVINGS! 40-ft. 39.50 8-ft. 15.95 NEW YORK (AP) - Los Angeles and Lake Placid, N. Y., Donovan, who also is varsity may be the sites in 1968 of the first John F. Kennedy Interna- baseball coach, can devote more "TILLY" Block Hawk WOODEN STEP-LADDER tional Memorial Games, a proposed streamlined version of time to that Job. On Our Complete the Olympics to be held annually in the United States. 4-ft<—2.95 5-ft—3.50 6-ft.—4.25 It was rumored that Van STOCK OF NEW YORK (AP) — Many of pro football's flashiest Breda Kolffs contract with the rookie prospects will play In Frankfurt, Germany, June 25, in Lakers would be at least $30,000 1 the newest pre-season all-star football game. The Associated a year for at least three years. Press learned yesterday. Van Breda Kolff, 44, Prince- 'OK ' USED CARS Such budding stars as Floyd Little of Syracuse, Nick ton's successful coach for the FREE! Eddy of Notre Dame, and Bubba Smith and George Webster past five years during which the AND THE of Michigan State will provide a glittering attraction for 6ome Tigers won four Ivy League 70,000 U. S. servicemen stationed in Europe. championships, has been a close •9" PAINT ROLLER & COVER friend of Stihaug for many years. 1967 CHEVROLET! 2.98 value-WITH EACH HOUSTON (AP) — Cassius Clay will be free to keep on Van Breda Kolffs Princeton fighting and preaching for weeks whether or not he takes team was No. 5 in The Associ- the oath of Army induction Friday, U. S. Attorney Norton Sus- Stop in today and take ated Press poll this year, the first PURCHASE OF ANY man said yesterday. time ever an Ivy League team "There positively will be no immediate arrest," Susman had cracked the Top Ten. advantage of our DUTCH BOY PAINT said. "The wheels of justice grind slowly. It will take the government at least 30 to 60 days to complete its actions be- In his years at Princeton, the WHILE SUPPLY LASTS. fore an arrest can be made." Tigers built a record of 103 vic- "HOME RUN OF VALUES" . Unlr to a culemtr tories to 31 losses. Van Breda PHILADELPHIA (AP)-The Philadelphia Eagles yesterday Kolff formerly coached at Hof- Follow Your Friendt to ... sent their scrambling quarterback, Jack Concannon, to the stra University in New York and Chicago Bears for massive tight end Mike Ditka in a deal de- Lafayette College in Pennsyl- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S sjgned to strengthen major weaknesses on both teams caused vania. His lifetime record in 16 LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER SIPERSTEINS by retirements. rears of college coaching Is 307- The Bears also received a 1968 draft choice for their un- .08. WEST END PAINT CO. happy pass receiver, who played out his option last year and He attended Princeton and was becomes a free agent May 1. The number of the draft choice japtaln of the first postwar bas- CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 121 •roadway, Loag tnaca CA 2-4384 was not disclosed. ketball team in 194647. However, "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" (0»|MMIM leroBir Thtotra) he got his degree later at New OBM Moa. ttm tot. 7:41 A.M. to • P.M., Wad., M 'HI 9 CHICAGO (AP)-Jack Lamabe, a right-handed pitcher, was York University, 325 MAPLE AVE. JMMI«»T RED BANK HUE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE purchased yesterday by the New York Mets from the Chicago White Sox for an amount announced as "In excess of the $20,* THE DAILY REGISTER • FREE DELIVERY 000 waiver price*' and a player to be named tt the end of the OHM IVMINM-74M110 Ituoa, 26_Timr«hy, April 27,19671 THE DAILY REGISTER TjwtAtj, April 27, V&7—Z7 The Chuck Wagon Green Wave Wins; CBA, lAibm Lose li Brick Township High School duce four runs. Jim Ltrlcln Asbury Park if having difficul- ialis and Tony Chidonl In the on three CBA ehucjteri and ctme Tassinl were M*poiwbla h»nd«d Middletown its four* started It off with a double to ties digging out a win, with yes- our-run first. But mixed in were up with a big seven-run produc- damage. Bulldogs Eye Bite straight joss hire yesterday by left field. Larkin slammed a terday's loss th« eighth in a hit batter, a walk, two passed tion in the third inning which Jim Gelger started for a 6-4 count in a Shore Conference triple in the fourth inning and row. Long Branch is 2-6 on the ills arid a misjudged fly by the was more than enough to win but he lasted only 2 "A" Division game. scored on Cal D'Elia's single. season. ft fielder. • ' . the ball game. rtings. Mike Clark came on The loss left trie Lions at 24 Middletown's two runs came Brian Keleman picked up the. It was just as bad in the sixth Steve Matthews went all the mound, and departed Of GSC Laurels in the circuit where all of their in the fifth on singles by Gary win for the Wave nine, going 6- 'hen the Green Wave scored way for the Purple Roses. He lasting only one-third of an games have been played. Brick Boebsch and Doug Rochelle, '/, innings and giving up the tree runs and only had one sin- held CBA to three hits, walked ning. Chris Breedlove came- on By CHUCK TRIBLEHOKN made It 2-2 in the conference and mixed in. with a walk and a three runs. He allowed three hits, by Jim Hartner. The real five and whiffed seven batters. to finish, and he too took l belt* While the Shore-Conference continues to draw the attention 2-3-1 on the season. double (teal. walked six and fanned the same image came on three costly er- Doubles by Tom Guthrie and ing. He was tagged for six httsE number. Emilio Manella came on irs. .•"•'•'• of most high school iports buffs, Rumson-fair Haven Regional The Green Dragons jumped off Only two other games were Pat Cernak, and singles by Mat- St. Rose Is now 5-4 on the sea- in the seventh and worked two- Is heading down the home stretch of its first year in the Garden In the first Inning with four runs played yesterday, with Long Seven-Run Stania thews, Jim Marino and two-run son, while CBA is still seeking ft thirds of an inning. He struck State Conference. and then added single runs in the Branch taking a 7-3 decision over St. Rose batters went to work singles by Tom Steets and Jack victory after four losses. ' , out two. The new league, composed of eight Group 2 and 3 schools, fourth and fifth frames for the Asbury Park and St. Rose down derives its name from the proximity of participants to Ihe margin. ing Christian Brothers Academy, Bob Wines stuck it out for the Garden State Parkway. This is fine for High- Brick banged out five of its nine B-l. distance in absorbing the loss. land Park, Roselle, Roselle Park.r South hits In the first inning to pro- Wines fanned 10 and walked four. Brunswick, Metuchen, and Carteret, all of CBA (I) St. Role (9) Long Branch only had two sin- Mlddlttotvn (4) Brick (•) AB R H which are grouped togelher in northern Cen- AB R H ABKH Donnelly.cfABR H Mlrlici.3b 3 0 1 gles by Constantino George Cou Your Safety is Our Business at tral Jersey. Further north An East Orange, Andera'n.cr 3 0 0 Larkln.lf < ~ ~ U3b 2 1 3 Smlnler.cf 1 0 0 D'Ella.lb 3 I 2Botl.»« Suthiie.lb 4 2 2 Loni Branch (1) I A.hnrr Park <]> Clifford Scott has cast its lot in the circuit M nte'co.iB 0 0 0 sudnlk.cl Pare.w 0 Kerwln,c 3 0 1 ABRHI AB H H iKllaal.p 301 Campbell,e - Welr.rf Cernak.si 4 1 Juliano.aa 4 0 0 1 Towaes.ct 2 0 0 and down here in Monmouth County there Kanr.Sb 32 2 HawkeiUb 0 Glidlnj.rt HltllKw«,p 4- -1 1- V'cc'r'Ill.c! a 1 0 I Johnaou,.. 3 0 0 it Rumson-Fair Haven. Bo'sch,p-M 4 0 1 Scfthlon.rt a*" Hlll.Xb Marino, rf 3 1 J WraingT.c 2 1 0|Lyons,rt 3 0 0 Hart.c 2 2 0 Bersin.p 1- 0- 0- Rusao.lb ElnSorn.lf 3 10 On»clll«.Jb i 2 o I Mosn.3b 2 1 The decision by Rumson officials to pass iocheUe.Zb 3 0 2 PUS11II,2D-M 2 0 1- Hosan,2b 3 8teeti,2b 3 3 1 Q'loc'p's.rt 3 1 HWltiM.p 1 up entrance in the Shore Conference in fa- MonroQ.lb 2 0 0 Baumann.is 2 0o 0 ClarkB,c-v 2 CDMonl,2b 3 0 11 GarKlnc.U 2 10 "•anter.lb 2 0 0 Alllmi),2b 0 0 1 Cela-er.p 0 Hirlntr.lb 3 1 1 Sofleld.c 2 0 vor of the Garden State loop, you'll no doubt Cli valler,rt 4 0 0 Ca»o,3b-rf 3 0 0 BrlnkiBrlfi x Dowd.lJ 0 0 I Ftuulm'i.lb 3 0 CoiU.lt 2 0 0 BreealVe.p i Kelemsn.p 10 0 1 M'Uutanl.Ib 2 0 0 remember, caused controversy hereabouts. Manetla.p 0 0 0 ISc'rr'pp&.ph 0 0-0 Critics pointed to ths added travel expenses TRIBLEHORN 29 4 6 !! 111 23 1 3 28 9 13 Middletown 000 120 I—ICBA . 001 000 0—1 24 7 SI 22 3 3 for the Purple Bulldog teams, while proponents argued that Brick _.. ...4.00 110 "t. R8H 107 010 0-DLon" " g Branch 400 003 0-1 participation In the Shore's "C" Division also would have re- 3B—Kane, Larkin. 2B—I.nrkln. 2B—Outhrle, Cernak, Hegaa. Aibury Park 020 001 0-3 quired extensive travel, with the likes of Jackson Township and Southern Regional on the slate. . Rumson expected to be involved in a well-balanced, close- How They ly-knit Garden State Conference, and the expectation thus far Reds Down Giants; "Chuckho/e"Offe? his been fulfilled. Heading Into the spring schedule, four dif- ferent schools had annexed GSC championships. Rumson has yet to wear a crown, but feels Its day is near. Stand Ctiuckhole damage can knock your wheels out of line Coach Ton Libretti's tennis team is well on its way to a Sox Top Yanks 5-1 By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS title with t 5 0 mark to date. The baseball team still has an NATIONAL LEAGUE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ng McCool a 4-0 lead, but the Veaterday'a Roiulta outside shot with its 3-3 record to date, while the Bulldog Cincinnati 4, Can Fnnrteco 1 Cincinnati's Dave Bristol, wary Cincinnati starter was unable to St. Lonli 7, Honitnn 1 Drive in today for precision trackmen, now at 2-1, are right in the thick of the fight for the Lot AnnlM I, Atlanta 1 > of paying heavy tolls on the linish. top spot. rMladelnhu at riu.hurjli, rain road west, has come up with a .New York at Chlcaro, rain Just for the record, Rumson finished as the GSC's third Mays hit one single and drew new route.. W I. Fct. GB best cross-country contingent behind winning Highland Park blank in four other trips to I.ouU And, suddenly, San Francisco, the plate — his batting average ClnclnnaU _. .7:13 • and South Brunswick. The Bulldog football team lost just one Philadelphia 7 .039 I FRONT END Los Angeles and Houston have of six conference outings to nail the runnerup spot behind dipping to .231 — and dropped a AllMl* « .545 3 become hot tourist attractions for Cblearo __ J .MM 3(4 Clifford Scott, undefeated in seven contests. fly bttl. riUaburlh 4 .444 4 Manager Bristol and the resur- New York A .417 M Last winter, Rumson had difficulties in the won-lost depart- The Dodgers snapped a 1-1 Loa Ancel«a .5 .411 4l> gent Reds. deadlock in the seventh Ban FraAcllco ^ 4 .31.1 5V ment, finishing fifth in wrestling, which was won by Roselle Inning Houiton 3 ALIGNMENT .!14 7V Park, and a distant seventh In basketball, as Roselle swept to Powered by Deron Johnson and when Lou Johnson lashed a two- Today's Games Don Pavletich, the Reds downed rhlladelphla (I.. Jaeklon 14) at Pllti the championship. out double and scored on Ron burth (Fryman O-O), nltht All work done by expert mechanics he Giants 4-2 yesterday for their airly's single. The winning hit N»w York (Fliher 1-1) al Ohloaio Rumson-Fair Haven apparently is happy with the Garden (Cnlp 1-1) State Conference, and it is eager to come up with at least one sixth victory in nine road games broke an O-for-12 slump for Fair- St. Lonl* (Kllnim 3«) at Houston using the most modern precision equipment against the National League's mk 1-1)11), nljhlhtt championship in this maiden year. Atlanta (Lamrsler 1-0) at Lea Anieli A» for the travel, the Bulldog athletes are seeing a good westernmost clubs. Winner Don Drysdale fired a (Ostrrn SI), nljhl Parts Last season Cincinnati, in CtnclniiaU (Queen !0) at Ran Fran chunk of New Jersey, but as one sohool official said recently, two-hitter until the eighth, when Cisco (Perrr 1-1) This extra if "Our expenses are not even as big as we anticipated." tumbling to a seventh-place fin- he needed relief help from Ron ish, lost 15 of 22 road games AMERICA* LEAGUE needed RED BANK BOOTER — The emergence of soccer's side- Perranoski after yielding two Vesterday's Uesults saddle atyle of place-kicking has added emphasis on keeping against the Dodgers, Giants and more hits. _ _» «, Kew York t week Astros. Kansas City mt Drtrolt, rain the "foot" in football, so the Dallas Cowboys of the National In New York, it might as well Boston %t naahlnrlon, rain Most American Cars This spring the Reds have Mlnnesnlt at Cleveland, rain Football League have taken an off-season step to hunt out have been 80 degrees and balmy Catllfomla at Baltimore, rain played all of their 15 games — unknown booting talent. The Cowboys are conducting a "Kick- instead of 40 and frigid for all IV L Tct. OB only Ing Kan van," a 39-stop cross-country tour. including six at home — against Bulllmora 1 bothered Chicago's Gary Detroit : 7 When Ben Agajanian brought the "karavan" to a halt in the same trio,' and have won Now Vork 6 all but four. They took five of 'eters. NO MONEY DOWN Montdair last week, 30-year-old Stan Nixon of Red Bank was California* there for a try out. Nixon, a fine gridder at Freehold High six at home, dropped two in a The American League's earned Chtcaco ' Cleveland take months to payl School in the early 1050's. wasn't offered a contract as a free row st LA before beating the run leader last year, Peters Kansu (ily ireezed past New York with a Mlnnpsota •gent, but he showed well enough to place second in Aga- Dodgers, then swept four games Washlnston sharp four-hitter. It wasn't his janian'* ratings of the 43 would-be hooters on hand. at Houston. They are 1-1 at San Today'a Gamea Francisco, where they complete favorite kind of weather, but it Minnesota (Kaat 1-1) al ' Cleveland CAUGHT SHORT — Ed Mulvihill of Red Bank joins Ihe (McDowell 14), IwlUshl Sheehins, George and Tim of Rumson, as top Manhatten Col- the 19-game trip today. didn't affect his pitching. Calirorils (SIor.lolMIn 0-0) at Bsltl nuro (MeNaOly 0-0). nllht lege trackmen entered in the Penn Relays at Franklin Field Johnson smacked his fifth hom- Peters said the. cold weather Only tames schedoled. In Philadelphia tomorrow and Saturday. Mulvihill Is a stand- er In the victory over the Giants helped him because it caused the out high jumper who leaped six feet, six inches in last week- while Pavletich stroked a dou- batter's hands to sting when they FIRESTONE "Motor King" BATTERIES end's Queens-Iona Relays. . . Done Rowe of Freehold ran ble and RBI single and fireman hit the ball. Ladies Golf with 24-Month Guarantee irith the St. John's freshmen distance medley team in the LOW Ted Abcrnathy roistered his "They don't like it and they MIDDLETOWN-Mrs. Richard same meet and turned in a 4:24 mile, . . John Merlette of [XCHRNdf sixth save in relief of winner tend to lay off the inside stuff Fair Haven is a member of the track squad at Grove Crty Matthews and Mrs. Francis PRICIS Billy McCool. because they're afraid of the Streidi won low net honors Tues- College In Pennsylvania. In his most recent outing he copped St. Louis whipped Houston 7-2, toe 220-yard dash In: 23.6. sting," said Peters. "That helps day in the opening of the ladies extending the Astros' tailspin to the pitcher." golf season at Bamm Hollow CUMrVHTUiEvwynmtorwhrtlwyhur^^ John Homlish of Lincroft, a Christian Brothers Academy 10 straight setbacks, and Los An The White Sox hopped on Yan- Country Club. It was a Scotch aniHowanovwHI bairadf ai>atistth# Huns pries 20-year-etd Junior, Homlish runs in the two-mile event. . . only other NL action. Rain run in the first' arid got four Mrs, Hubert Farrow and Mrs bntd1hidrtiftbi)l(y Prof.-Frank Glmble of the biology department is doing a fine washed out the New York-Chicago Job ai first-year coach of the Monmouth College golf team. more In the third In a rally George Carey won low gross and Philadelphia • Pittsburgh started by Peters' single and while Mrs. Camillo Gentile and The Hawk llnksmen have won eight straight. . . Two Shore games. are* freshmen have it "made" at Princeton University. Jim capped by Tom McCraw's three- Mrs. Jack McGalliard won low Johnson homered off loser Bob Adani of Rumson is an attackman with the Little Tiger la- run homer. putts. ' - -etiim s<|Utd, tnd Steven Anton of Deal Park and Asbury Park Bolin in the second inning and High School, an mflelder-outfielder on the.frosh diamond club. the Reds added another run in the fourth on Pavletich's double and a single by Tommy Helms. 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For quick sale, 6854. power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take ovi tune. 774-6700. M' CHRIS CRAFT — Exprtu crulsi T4T-12SQ. best offer over J350. 7H-3J27. payments of {23.40 per week. S Cltarl and (Ml. J10OO. Call LEGAL BBORBTABY I— Mult lie IH CADILLAC SPECIAL — Vmi 1S66 CHEVROLET MAL1BU — Spoi ANDERSEN IMPORTS experienced. To_p_ss.laryj Can 1MB B1I1CK INV1CTA — Convertible. sedan, lully equipped. Four new lire COAST AUTO SALES, 210 Newl Midnight blue, two-door hardtop. Auto 187-J2O3. LOST — Three-charm monogrammed Automatic, power steering, tirakea. Excellent condition. Must see It to R.1 Bprtnfa Rd., Red Bank. 741-1231. matte, R^dlo and heater, whitewalli goM bracelet. RnraM. Call Radio, heater. 42 Cedar 8t, Keyport. predate It 5 Concord Ave,, I*onardi CHEVROLET 1963 — Four-door sedan wwer. V-8. Beautiful. Best offer ovei 91 Monmouth St. IN STOCK 284-1608. PRIVATE — 1961 Starflre Oldsmobl Full power. NO MONEY DOWN. Tak 1925. Call 566-85U. ISERYidfK LOST — Gold wrist watch, black band. 1M1 VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN OHU convertible. All power. J700. Call I* over payments of $7.40 per week. SE FORD 1M3 — XL convertible, ful ANTIQUE BPECIAL — 1930 Chrysler IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TEACHER Howard. —Mechanically perfect. Need! body tween 5 and 7, 741-8969. COAST AUTO SALES, 210 Newm power. No money down. TAKE OVE] coupe with rumble seat. 741-7719 Springs Ra., Red Bank. 741-1231. Boston Whaler boats Certified liy State nspartment for Sep- work. *550. Call 291-0097. <96« VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Crtam PAYMENTS OF JS.90 per week. BON' 741-5308. Donzl sport boats tember eemester. Must be able to taia puff Stove and music. S145O. 147-2071 THUNDKRBIRD — 1963-Hardtop F DEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. Laraon lioats 14' to 17' full thnrge of school and staff. CON- rttJICK 1963 -- Electra four-door hard- 774-6700. FORD 19(B — Country srdan nation Including 17' Volero PUBLIC NOTICE top. Full power. NO MONEY DOWN. .ifter 7. All day Sat. and Sun. power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take ovi1 wagon. Absolutely no cash needed GREGATION BNAI ISRAEL. Bumioo.- Take over payments of $9.60 per week. payments of $9.90 per weeK.-BEACOAS 1962 FORD GALAXIE — Two-door le- down. Bank will finance *595 at J7.2O Mercury outboiri1» Please reply stating qualification* to j861 FALCON ~ Four - door atatli AUTO SALES. 210 Newman Sprini Stop In *nd sea *>*• Box 252, Red Bank. j' MARK'S PIZZERIA. 11 8. Brldn Ave. 8EACOA8T AUTO BALES, 210 Newman wagon Automatic transmission. 172 e: Kd., Red Bank. 741-1234. dan. Good condition. Going overseas. weekly. Call collect, 721-nofl; OASIS Specializing In frfsh oven pizza. Open ing FM., lied Bunk. 741-1231. rfne. flood condition. St25, 671-3964. Must sell. Call after o P». 291:1187. MOTORS. Rt », Sayreville. THE BOAT CENTER CHAMBERMAIDS -- icxcellent year 1960 PONTIAC CATALINA convertlbl 4:00-12:00. 'Closed Mondays. 71?-£854. FORDS — DESIRE INTERESTED MERCEDES BENZ 2VOs convertib CHEVROLET 1901 -- Corvalr four-doo SUNBEAM ALPINB — 1965, red. Low t!i Wliite St., Red Bank. 7411124 round position lns available. No phone, PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- car. Gray, Must sell. Full power. Very good contf sUtioo Mragon, full power. No mone: calls Apply person.! 3 to 4 p.m. MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. 195.1. Truly elegant - -. tion in and out. Automatic transml down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS O mileage. Radio, carpeted, tonneau cov- ^WILSON CABIN" SKIFF — 195 h. HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LODGE, OLD CARS TOWED AWAY leather Interior, standard tnuismlssto sion. Also 1957 Chevrolet. Very roc -- Excellent condition. 842-14M Chrysler engine, 125 hours. Eve CALL MR. SHELLY, 542-21U, MON- Excellent condition. *22O0. CallMWJ' J'2.90 per week. BONDEU AUTO SALES Hwy 3S. Mlddlclown, ; loiured Service. 671-9844 MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED condition. Call 747-0540. Rt. 35. Neptune. 774-H70O. 1963 CORVAIR MONZA — Burgundy. thing mechanically new two years aR< TEMPEST 1966 — Four-door. Ful Black Interior. Bucket seats. Four Pump, head «nil preaervers. jlloo. Ca WAITRESSES - E«relll!nt year round equipped. NO MONEY DOWN. Tal CHEVROLET 1MI6 — Impala Supe FORD IMS — Seven Litre hardtop, speed. Excellent 5*4-7551. positions avsllable. ,IM(ias« anply.In Sport convertible. Full power N( four speed, full power. No money dnwn. condition throughout. over payments of J13.4O per week. SE. MONEY DOWN. Take over payment $850. 264-4816. pctson. No phone call!. HOWARD AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE COAST AUTO SALES, 210 Newmi TAKE OVER PAYMENTS OF *16U0 1956 2]- OWENS R5 h.p. Owel JOHNSON Restaurant III. 35, Middle- Springs ltd., Bed Bank. 741-1234. of $14.80 per week. SEACOAST AUTi per week. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 1963 STUDEBAKEM — Blx cylinder, Flagahlp engine. Sirens two. S1.20O. Ca: SALES, 210 Newman Spring! Rd., R 35, Neptune. TTM700. four-door sedan. Must iell. Full price weekday! after » p.m, 8(2-1007. town, CHEVROLET 1963 — Chevelle ataUo Bank. 741-1234. S445. Stevens, 741-0578. wagon. Full power. NO HONE 19M CHEVROLET — Green and white, SNIPE — 15!V fiberglass. Very gor SALES PERSONNEL — Five day week, DOWN. Take over payments of git 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVER' two-door, alx cylinder, standard shirt, I960 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Two-condition. Two sets of sails. S325. V one night. Apply in person. F.W. Wool- per week. SEACOASTAUTO SALE i.K - vs ii'i.oiiiiitie. Very good co: mow tires, radio healer, f29. Bod door. Radio and heater. Runs well. 7143 liter 5 p.m. worth Co., Red Bank., after 2 p.m. liitlon. 741-7486. Must sell. J25O. Alter 5:50. 741-J425. 210 Newman Spring: Rd., Red Ban! needs work. 391-3528. 20" CLAYTON SKIFF — 95 h.p. In SECRETARY — For insurance office.. IT'S 741-1234. CHEVROLET 1963 — Bel Air sedai CHEVROLET 1966 — Coma Coupe. 19M CHEVROLET CAPRICE — Vinyl board. Navy top, life. Jackets, wlnte: At least live years experience In in- 1965 PLYMOUTH BATtlUCUDA - V lull power. No money down. TAK Four speed, fully equipped. No mone hardtop, black-red. Powergllde, stick cover, nylon mooring lines, other es surance agency, Exr.eHe.nt salary and automatic. Radio and heater. Call 78 OVER PAYMENTS OF ?6.00 per weel down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS OF shift, console, bucket seats, black In- tra«. Excellent off-shore fishing boal working conditions. Grollslnger * Hel- BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Ne: terior. 8pec!al Instrument panel. Full 741-4379. CONTEST 325J or 583-1807. lune. 774-6T00. $11.60 per week. BONDEU AUTO power. Good tliape. Cost new $4200. ler Agency. Call for appointment, 1*1- PONTIACS — DESIRE INTERESTE! SALES, Rt. 35. Neptune. 77(-«7O0. Asking price $2395. . One owner. Call 30" SLOOP — Shoal drafl, sleeps threi 2100. PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PA? CADILLAC 1964 — Convertible, factor 291-0646. Galley, dacron sails, 25 h.p. Gray. air, full power. No money down. TAK 1951 CHEVROLET — Good transporta- real little gem. »4I5O. 842.0,115. COUNTER GIRL - Experienced only. tfENTS ON REPOSSESSED CAR tion. Good running motor. $25. Call 11 to 3, five days. Apply 7 E. Front CALL MR. SHELLY. M2-Ml«i» OVER PAYMENTS OF $18.60 pe 787-7287. CHRYSLER SEDAN — In good oper- TIME MOUTH MOTORS AUTHORIZE week. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 3S ating condition. College itudent must 18' CHRIS CRAFT — 60 h.p. Inhoan St., Red Bank. Neptune. 774-6700. 1961 FALCON — One owner. Ne' sell for 175. 7474221 or 7I1-S136. Navy top. Ideal IMHS boat. 1795. Cr IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 1965 - Bea< after 6 p.m. 291-2B9. BEAUTICIAN - Experienced. Part- 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC — Eicellei tires, standard shift. Four-do&r, sedan. time. In Red Bank. 711-61W or TTO- llful condition. Air conditioned. Orlglna Good condition. 717-9320. 1982 SAAB — (Sw»dl>h) Two-door 19' CRUISER — Like new, one o FOR list S440O. Immediate sale. 12000. Cal condition.. Call 522-4075 after sedan. Clean, economical car. J59.1 50 h.p. Stsrniijht Evlnrnde. Full 21M. ' S-l-0::.ri9 or 071-9228. 5 p.m. CLASSIC 195? Mercedes 100PL, lnclud • (Swedish) Two-door wag- Ing special tools, factory shop manual, - Seven passenger, comfort. 1695 equipped. KvenlnRS, weekerjtts, 775-17!!: HOUSEKEEPER — Four hour« a day, PONTIAC 1964 — Bonnevlle BMUK 1964 — Skylark convertlW( for five days a week. References. Ap- full power. No money down. TAK 11295. Call 261-6047. 1864 MG-1100 SEDAN — Very cli 1155 takes this 13- riberglhssed PONTIAC hardtop. Full power. NO MONE dark green. : Cal ply In person. Rlvercrest Nursing DOWN. Take over payments or IU. OVER PAYMENTS OF 59.90 per weel COLLECTOR'S CLASSIC completa with T'i h.p. motor. Home 31 Cliapln Ave,, Red Bank. per week. SEACOAST AUTO SALE BONDEU AUTO SALES, Et. 35, Ne| 842-1480 after 4:30 p.m. 210 Newman Springs Hd, Red Bart lune. 774-6700. 1955 THUNDERBIKD ANDERSEN IMPORTS BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST-For puWIe WE'RE WHOOPING IT UP WITH 741-12M. . 1965 RAMBLER — 770 Classic, 18.00 STORAGE and SERVICE relations nnd advertising office. 1 p.m. IMS FOTtD — Two door V-8. aull miles. Good condition. Full equipped In good running condition. Best ofT« to .1 |>.m. live d»ya B week. Own Call 5156-2851. over Jl.200. Call 671-2007 aner 6 p.m. 91 Monmnuth St. transportallon nere»»»ry: hnowledia of SAVINGS, TO WIN THIS CONTEST malic. Police Interceptor suspenslol YACHTSMAN bookkeeping essentlnl, knowl.dg; of ad- Excellent car. 741-4153 after .V KORI) 1H61 — Galaxle Convertible, I960 CHEVROLET — Four-door. »tlcl Sesinnprf shore area boatmsn wlllli verllslng helpful. Telephone 741-5239, power. No money down. TAKE OVE] shift. Clean. J3W. Call after 5 p.m lo ready ynur craft for launrhlng, prr MUSTANG ISfiS — 2 Plus 2 fastbai 261-1875. TRUCKS FOR SALE for Interview NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pa: PAYMENTS OF $2.90 per week. BOl^ vide storm watch and season's malr 11EU AUTO SALES, RL 35, Neptune 1959 CHEVROLET — Statinn wagon. 1950 (IMC PICKUP — Good condition. tenance. In return for limited recres SALES LADY -- Mature woman. Full ments of S12.90 per week. SEACOAS 774-6700. tlonal usige. Oil J.F. McIIugh, 2S) AUTO SALES, 210 Newman Sprint - w tires. Good condition. Call afte Firm J125. 0106. time only. Apply In r«son, CarroU's, OUR COMPETITION M. Red Bank. 741-1234. RIIICKS DESIRE INTERESTS p.m. 671-0259. 7872749. 28 Erosd St.. Bed Bsnl^ 1963 CADILLAC ELIldnAPO CONVER' 1'ARTIKS TO TAKE OVEIt 1964 VALIANT' — With original miles. IBM INTERNATIONAL i— Scout 8(10. BOAT PAINTfNC} — Avfrane 20' BEAUTY COUNSELORS — BusWete MENT3 ON REPOSSESSED CAH! Two-door, stick shllt. J1100. Call 291 1x2. Full top, radio. 11500. Ctll 120 with your paint. (Repairs also. IBI.E — Four-track stereo. Mint co 229-JO20. ortunity f«r mature woman. Oood dlllon. 542-1393. CALL MR. SHELLY, 542-2414, MO' 3682. after (I pm. 775-4458. WOULD BLUSH IF MOUTH MOTORS AUTHORIZE' BOATSI.IPS FOR RENT — Ml> an. 19G6 PLYMOUTH Satellite hardtoi 1HG2 TEMPEST l.eMan* - Excellent 1965 DODGE — A 1(10 pirjel truck. condition. Must iell. J543. Call 787-055; 15,000 miles. Must sell du>'to had up. Bahr's Landing, Highlands. V AUTOS FOR SALE Power steering. Automatic. Must «e 671-3124. 1245 or 812-0007. WANTED • MOTHERS HELPER — Call 8424154. health. 787-7261. Oi*r IS. Krnra June I5lh to Septemter. WE PUT OUR PRICES CHEVROLET 1965 — Impala hanito 1964 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Radl 1965 CHEVROLET — Flestalde pick- I'all S42-HW-'. _ >__~ V-8, vinyl top, full power. No mone and whllewalls. 29,000 miles. 1895. Cal up. IJk. new. New tires. (1450. Call BUSINESS NOTICES «,„.-, .~Kireninga Muit b« •n TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Ol 2G4-CO6.1. 946-8306. i Exp'rlencM. Apply Pleaaaat $11.80 per week. BONDEU AUTI VOLKSWAGEN — 1962 sedan, AM FM 954 FORD V Ion pickup. .Piste stwl FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY - A ,.„.,, inn. ra. 54, Holmdel. For Inlar- Ih4 THIS AD. VOLVO'S SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. 774-6700. radio. Other extras. Very clean. 1650. bed. Good running condition. Call 229- types masonry. No Job too smal Call 741-4525. 0060. CHABLE8 HOWKR. llaaon Contracts vlfW rsll ilW-M2H. _ Immediate Delivery 1960 DODGE — Station wagon. Powe 747-447S. . WOsTA»"-"nver"i»: wiriied. II noon to rebuilt engine, transmission. New bfr 1961 CADILLAC — Black. Four-door. 1mCHRTcV«Wcs» « pm. Apply I" perwn. Stewart• The 11 Year Car tery. Excellent transportation, call 264 Full power. Air conditioned. Be&utltu d BUT OUR PRICES ' 8073 alter 5 p.m. 13.90. x 15 tire. Alai condition throughout. 741-9743. PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES ~ Have truck. Light naming. Call afti Prlve In, Hwy- M. J'"j^ ^!: All Models • All Colors two 8.25x14 snows.' 1961 1III.I.MAN 787-1113 1 p.m. 74I-2IIB. MAli>s~-~T'r work In Housekeeping BUICK 1965 — Electra 225 hardtop, For sale for parti Department five daye p':r week. Frill* Nobody Beaff Our Prices full power. No money down. TAKE 264-8120. "LAWN MATNTENANCE lienrflls. rieaM'.t wn'Ung conditions, OVER PAYMENTS OF $13.70 per week. MOTORCYCLES rontaet riTJc.nnrl OUT'. Blvenrlew CERTAINLY HELPED BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt 35, Nep-964 I'ONTIAC TEMPEST — Custom a«tu cut, trimmed, fertilized, icedi lloapllnl 711-2700. B«l. _!3«. New Jersey's Oldest tune. 774-6700. xports coupe, saddle bronze. V8, auto* 1958 LAMDRETTA SCOOTER matlc. Power steering, tinted glasi J75 * 747.1681"" AvdSTiS CAI.L1NO-- in'your neigh- Authorized Volvo Dealer BUICK 1965 — Wildcat convertible fui eavy duty suspen.-don. Whitewatl tires. 291-1593. b™i,n«d throunh TV. Be lhe Avon rep- jwer. No money down. TAKE OVE: rice fl,2J0 or best offer. 566-6861. SMALL PAINT JOB SPECIALIST rfsfntatlve In ynur neighborhood ana US TO BE APONTiAC PAYMENTS OF $13.90 per week. BOr- 19S5 HONDA — 150 cc. In good clein Inside. Reasonable. Call spare time Into niilney. Call 1*1- RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS DEII AUTO SALES, nt 35, Neptune. 1966 COMET CAPRI — Two-door Hard condition. 1295. Call after I p.m. 7*7- 774-4512 «43 nr write J. BlrcBall, P.O. Box 774-6700. op. Automatic shift, six cylinder. 7,300 5776. 7Wi, Tort Mnnmi.titli. _^____ Newman Spring! Rd., Red Bank nlles. Fully equipped. J1.595. Hy - LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED and se Iflf. Call 711-2480. HARLEY DAVIDSON « — ia»cc. viced. Any make, any model Pick ui WOMAN"~On Sorlsl Bicurlly. 19 (Ul 'AWARD WINNING DEALER" Fully chromed, windshield, tsdril* bags, fur child or working mother Ir/ ex- 741-5886 AUTOS FOR SALE 3TATION WAGON 1961 FORD — Sixgood tires. J750. 222^H2« or 5T1-2O72. and delivery, calr 747mH4. Jacob •s Under, standard shift. |275. Call 671. Hardware Co. Bergen PI., and Shrews- chsnee Inr rwm snd hnnrd. Small Ml- W51. AMAHA 1965 — 80 cc. Excellent con- burr_Ave., Rtd Bank. N.J. iry. Csll aflir « pjn. .VW-24M. dition. Extras. Call KHOK~SijI^LDOKISri — MowhT 1962 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — 291-1700. .lOMFrSTIff !IRI.r~~NBKDED - 'or White, Good condition, full power. 11400 plowing, pumping. laterals All septii further Information call (ONLY 12 DAYS LEFT) 787-9807 until 2, Alter, 787-7669. HONDA 305 Bupfr Hawk. Ex •-ml work BEN RRYAN. 67I-05S5. p«nfifit. client condition. 800 miles. (550. Call HOME OWNERS ATTENTION! flfi.1 OLDRMnBILE — Jet Star I. MUrZm after 5 p.m. ESTATE LAWN MOWING 1,PS _. MstuVe~and~eiperlenceit. tor Sports Coupe. Power. Bucket seals TU-9M0, 8:.TO-5:.T0. ROIWE.S'1 VLOVt small modern nursing home. 7 a.m. to 1967 PONTIACS urbo on flonr. New rubber. Take over iOLO SUSHI -- ATBiiLaniaro'i RItS, 417 Frond St., Shrewsbury. J pm. Full or part time, Csll T41- payments 554 month, eight monthi Auto SalfB, Main street, Matawan. DO YOU NED A SECOND CAR? 5M-2224. R overseas. 787.22!)2, ins: and fertilizing. Weekly or month TlflvCliErtS — Kin^ergarden and nur- WALK IN AND DRIVE PURCHASE YOUR CAR and CONSOLIDATE [119 FORD - Two-door. V-8 engine, rate for lawn^ care. 74I-M42, 8T1-3IS3. sery school Salaried positions. Half YOUR BILLS TO ONE MONTHLY PAYMENT. itaniiard Ihift, ¥175. Call MOBILE HOMES PAINTER -^~2O years experlrnce. Frp< day aei«lnns. State certlltcatlon Bteas- RI2-4452. pstlmatpa. Inlerlnr, exterior. Call aftei ssry. Matawsn Preibytarlan Church. ONE HOME TODAY!!! CORVAIR — Monra, rour-door, MORILK HOMK - - Two-hedroomr Kully Call B6S-KS63. 125 NEW and USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM ated. Awinlng. Potlom S p.m. 222 1195. _ _ g EXPERIENCED"" <7inrFNTFR~"AN 50x10. 1962 EEicon*i . Call anytime. 787- MASON Contracta Jobs and doei 1965 BtllrK SrOP.TS WAGON R7O9. alterations. Call 671..1709. Top condition K HARE BUY! - K.x.3 Sehult. Twn ADDITIONS — ALTERATIONS - 946-4115, >r thr«* rtfrirnomnii Cnmplrlfly fur- RemotPllng. Renld'ntltl ann commer- TAILORS DOWNES PONTIAC ilshfd. $8800. Low down payment. 597- cial. Frpe PMImatei. H.A. HESDRICK- FREEHOLD DODGE !)62 CORVAIR MONZA — rVulpe. Ra .121. SON, 747-O55. healer, vinyl Interior. Reasonable, 62 LOWER MAIN ST. ' MATAWAN RT. 9 at SOUTH ST. OPEN EViS. 462-6234 after 4 p.m. 671-2719. LOCAL and LONrs DISTANCE MOVINl FINISHERS atlnn. Many extras. Cull niter fl p.m. 9SfcOlTVAIR MONZA — sis-cyTlnrier, Estimates glvtn. reasonable. 566 - 2299 10 h.p. white rnnvertlhle. Elprtrip tnp, 74I-O64H. 741-7931^ sppefl Like npw, 10,000 miles. HOLLY HILL FULLTIME cr in army. 2fi(.lftR7. MOBILE HOME SALES VICE — RpgintilnK Bprlnjr, clwin-ti Would You Believe A For Only New and Vtn\ Monthly met for lawn car*^ T47jM9t Experienced in Attentions STATION WAGON - - 1alth And Welfare RENT A CAR lumlnum uMln«. Cull now foi enerout Employe* TR 4-Good condition. 1950. b»t pricri. E<1 Day, 7411144. ree group III* Iniuntne* 1. Do you need a car plus cash? Csll '00 Hwy. 35 2641600 Kayport 'aid holidays vacatloni YOUR ONE STOP 2. Would you like to consolidate all your bills lf»S6 CORVAIR CORSA - - Convertible. DON'T BE LEFT OUT™" Blue. Four-spepd, turbo charged, white- BOATS and ACCESSORIES Placs your order now for this year' lo (h. Robert Hall ft*?.: Into One Monthly Payment? nails, rarllo anrl heater. $1500 firm. iawn chrf and landscaplni. Call J Moving, must sell. 542-3770. VENTILATE YOU MU.3T Alvlno. MHIHIV _ Rlow«rii. duet*, cowl*, complete ktti TRANSPORTATION 3. Would you like to get cash back and in most f9»f CHEVROLET — COTvwllMeTiSal up to 4". Like Cham plain and Canadian ASPHALT "DRIVEWAYS" AND PARK. ROBERT HALL CLOTHES eases lower your Monthly Payments? Call ING LOTS. CALL 420 Rout* 9 988-2(187. C1 I K6-64.10 1OS.1 VOLKSWAGEN — Great Shan*. "THE"BOATMAN S SHOP Madison Township, N. J. If the answers to these 3 questions are Yes ... Bfst offer over S..17.Y Csll Mr, Slat- N#w J*r«py'a [.argexl Marlni* 8upp!j Ju!tviotith nt Rt, SIS. CENTER trry. 212 6117 2.^5. bpfnre \ p.m. House.- 24 Wharf Ave., Fed Bank. EMPLOYMENT Bitwion Buyreville tnii JT 711-5780 . WTO LnTsALLE -~Wlth oTdVmohile «n- Op«n Sunday* anrl hnlldays. HELP WANTED-FEMALE Call Mr. Walker at 774-6702 jlne. Nefds work. B"t offer. Call 9 a.m. tn 1 p.m. 9 a.m. fb 7 p.m. after 5 weekdays. J42-2SS7. CAlTwASHERS~FHLL TIMB ONLY Bondeu Auto Sales • Route 35, Neptune, N. J. SAVCOTE - Girls. 19 to :.V for detalllni cars; NTERV1KWS CONTIKUi; ALL WSEK - SEE US TODAY - THK LIQUID PLASTIC C0ATINQ cleaning Inside windows and onlsld AUTOS FOR SALE AVAHMBI.E AT dryinK. No experience nccessarj1. Goo THK YACHT SHOP wages. Apply Country Budser Ca 11»(_ Oeean_ A_ye., Sea Bright. M2 1013 Wash. Hwy. M. Xilddletonn. THE DITTHAR INSURANCE AOENOY s two secretsrlst posllKina open. ThU a, ""Windmill NlfJHT WAITRESSES s unique opportunity for the right '(5 CADILLAC '65 PONTIAC Experienced or In training, rart-llme, rty, I. t. salary, hours, vacation, ^r-, 2071'. Nins niontln oM. With trallpr ttpmls or full-time. Call after 0. 'Inge benefits snd working eondltlona, Coups DeVille. Silver gray Bonneville 2-dr. hardtop. Tur. anri mils. Fully fqulppM J].f»O. Call 94P-2U7. After 6 p.m., 2IM-M31. with black vinyl top and quoit, exterior. Black leather xrim '111 consider pnrl-tlme applicants. Arn \ BOAT BUPPNIBB"—~ATi»nSir~iMiil' nlous to Interview parlllme and fall matching interior. Equipped interior, fully equipped in- WANT A REALLY GOOD , M«Cullnnr, oniboard*. flbergla^n cloth -Friday work and extra work when me apnllcsnls. Call 4D2.23I3, 4* E. r*cessary. References. Must have own Iain Bt.. Freehold, N. Ji with power windows, six-way ani. resin, etc. Jncobs Hardware Co. cluding power windows and Rrr;«n PI, and Shrewibury Ave., Redtransportation. Clll 291-1317, after 8:30 "~- Fuff charge. Call Bank 747-1014. p.m. power seat, factory air con- factory air conditioned. USED CAR?? MEDICAL — Dictaphone typist, M. 8chirarU a> Sonj, ditioned. Excellent through- COLUMRIA BAILING YACHTS offlca assistant. Red Bank • Middle- 141 W. Frront Ft., tied Bank, 74T-OT»T. ON DISPLAY AT town area. Salary open. Write Box - Re- out. THK YACHT SHOT A-1I1, JThe Ilally^ Rpglsler, Red jlsnk 11SI Ocean Avp.. Sea Brl(ht JI2-19I3 ilrps readers with some experience. Y«s, you can buy a really good used ear at Authorl^rd Dealers SWrfC ermanent pirt-tlme employment. Ad- '65 CHEVROLET KlhertlMs Yachls 21' to SO1 shift. Full nr rart-tlmp. Over 21. An- es) rr-pllrs lo Went Eisei Dlslrlbu- swering Service, 741-4700. irs, 12 Krnnil K(.. Rui B.ank, Impala Super Sport, 2-door Central Jeney't largesi Mercedes-Benz dealer, '65 CADILLAC With new 85 h.[>. Mercury enulne. Con- 'AITREsSws — Kuil or riart-tlml. Ko hardtop, fully equipped in- vtr*rtlhle top- electric: pump «n1 '64 OLDSMOBILE im». The Dally Reilitsr,. Red ni. XI, Mlddlelown. i.'iO, 741-5120 evening!. . Bank. '65 CADILLAC Jet Star I, hunter green with 20* CABIN — With stand'Up liearl. Vel r«tiay. n»t 1965 MERCEDES-BENZ vft rlrlv0 trRnxmtMlnn. Skepi two, fi requlrrrt. Own transmrUtton. Brougham, ivory exterior . , , matching interior. Completely 1961 MERCEDES-BENZ prlrfri to Hell. 2D1-3247 aflcr .V low! pay. Call 141-11/23. J20S, automatic tranimiision. 220 S. SECRETARY — For law office In IRTA WOMAN — AiJtd 2l to BO Black vinyl lop, blaclc leather equipped, including power HFjXim;~A~BQAT?~tTet i» rllip]ity tonx Rranch. Experience preferred but plr^x nn dfllriiglri, LltUo fillvir an!M, bsfore 5:30. , OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. cpnler-bnard. Pacrons. fienoa, Dplnnak- THE FINEST LAWNS ARE R.rllis. Head. Trailer. Ideal, stable NUnSRS AinES — For modern nurs- family day-saUsr. Owner tipgrndlni ing tiomi, .Houri 7-3:30, flood working 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK R< 2HI.27IW. cnrMltlnni. EMERY MANOR, Meiawan. AUTO-LAWNS Murphy & Davison MOVING — MJlif 8BLL~llrThomp. son with Mercury |0O. Bxtraj. Aikln SECRETARY —Eubrlerieed, fofor |7M. A424S06 credit manager. Hotim'B a.m. to 4:33 0 741-0910 HWY. n.m. Apply Hmployment offlcs,. Jersey BEFORID YOU BOY - Have the tra»lShore Medical Center, Neptune. Phone mrveyeii. Chet Locklln, IHsrlne Survey I75.»SM).B«i. 823. ,, ...... , OPEN MON., TUES., THURS. & FRI. 'TIL 1 P.M. >r anl CoruulUnt. Call 2B1-231U (JUST NORTH OF FMIHOLD CIRCLE) GIRL FRIDAY WANTED — For per- WED. "TIL 6 P.M. — SAT. 'TIL 4 P.M. JKRM CRABT BOATS — Chrysler rnanent position In real fletate anil.In- boaU,: Chrysler outboard motori, Ir- sransurancaa officffice In LonLone;; Brariehl Oood wlnss Ysdit Works, Marina Park, Kea tjplsltjll , » huheur weekwek, AplApplyy P.OPO. 111199, Bank TslspliDne 74UWH,, iWBrant*. ,••••" .,- HEU> mma-rmuji itetp WAMTED-MAUB WAOTED-WUX FHE FAMILY CIRCUS FOR SALE FOB SALE y April 27, 1967—29 BXDROOV tBT — Xife-Jiltce mahci- THE DMW REGISTER Driver.-Saleimen , *&&• MhtTaltm china ctblnet tw. HOMELY RADIATORS WwlMr Writ I"* Bavuias cldM, Get thtl aff MtMjrn* »cd d*¥ry wrlt. Rft TOOl * •«rvlo« tor IX, WO. Wt eactotWM in tny •!,** or color, nirs, etc.. Kovlnr. Alter t caU M2- BE YOUR DIE MAKERS «»r PROWN'S HOR88 HB«D BHOBSf — for KOmpt Full and PdrMlme Broad St Red Bank 741-7WO borseshoelng service" caU Don PUnU' DININO ROOM BUT — Blood mahog- nlda, 631-4114. $3.70 Starting R«t» any. Modern. Large table, extra lear. SHOP IN THB COUNTRY ; READY TO WEAR OWN BOSS Four chairs, china cabinet. Excellent At pries you can afford. Round wicker AKC BA1NT BERNARD FEMALE — Experienced only. coodttlon. f75. Even: S p.m. 232-183?. table. (10. Rockeri, S12.50 each. Ice Ten months old. Excellent marking, Experience Preferred cream parlor chairs, $19.50 per pair, gwlfcs stock. $200. Call 264-7251. SELL CARNIVAL BAR liberal fringe benefits, including JNE G.K. UPRIGHT FREEZER — 13And many more values, GRANDMA'S hospitalization. cu. ft Holds »0 lbs. Two years old. TREASURES, Antiques and Country TWO MALIC CFA REGISTERED Per- ICE CREAM FROM A 150. Etght-plece Early American.bed- Store, Hwy. 79, Village oi Marlboro. sian -kittens. Nine weeks old. One Three weeks vacation after three room set, |130. Telectro four-track ater- Tall 46Z-2381. Closed Wed. only. blai:k, um silver mackerel tabby. Rea- CASHIERS REVOLUTIONARY NEW •o tape recorder, *75. CaU after. 6 p,m. tile. Call 046-4447. yearn. [87-0188. LAWN MOWER — Tore-Power handle Full and Part-Time MOBILE ICE CREAM Eight paid holidays. with 22" rotary self - propelled Imple- POODLES — Apricot miniatures. AKC. FIVE TIRES — 760-15, like new, |40.ment. »ffij. 671-2114. Two males, two femalcn. Siioti. paper Opportunity for advancement with all after 6 p.m. TRUCK 872-1168. BLACK FOItMICA TABLE — With trained. Ralietl with children. 580-3663. growing company. leaf and four chairs, 127. Channel baclc WE WILL TRAIN ELECTRIC RANGE — RCA Whirlpool, chair 112. Record cabinet 17. 671-2807. OERMAN SHEPHERD PUP — Nine CHOOSE ONE OF OUR Why commute? oven on top, rotlsaerie. Four years old. weeks old. Silver and black. AKC re>- rnry clean. Quick sale, (90. Call after ttcrcd. Call 842-1408. For the new THREE NEW MONEY- :30 p.m. 842-2368. PAINT SALE MONMOUTH COOK AND PUNN LATEX WALL MAKING PUNS Cook & Dunn PAINT — Regular $6.38. now $4.BO. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT SILVERSMITHS INC. SEMI GLOSS, regular »7.39. now $5.80. ROBERT HALL I. Work at a company am PAINT WONDER ONE COAT NO DRIP WALL PAINT, APARTMENTS <§7 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury Latex—Semi Glona—Cleans with water ogulir $6.98, now $5.95. ployee; earn top wagn. 7*7-3084 Evenings 741-7404 Rapid dry. NO MORE meBsy turpen RED BANK — Beautiful unfurnished SALESROOM tine or thlnnera. Completely acrubbablp PROWN'S two-bedroom and duplex garden apart* Lasts a truck with no in and washable. $1 off per gallon as 0 ]2 Broad St. Red Bank 711-7501) ments. Spacious closets. Excellent laun- In Madison Township, N. J. TANK WASHERS — Apoly In person, April 7Ui—for a limited time. MAPLE living room set. Grass rug. dry facilities. Call 741-4850. vaitmsnt; ba your Nappl Trucking, Rt. 34, PROWN'S Round antique table. Frlgldalre TefrtE- HIGHLANDS — Lovely two-bidroom Matawan. erator, odds and ends. All In good apartments, newly reflnlshed, wood WORK CONVENIENTLY Broad St Ked Bank 7A1-7500 :ondltlon. Reasonable. 245 Bay Ave.,paneling. All utilities. $90. IS Huldy boss. XXPSRIENCBD BUTCHER Highlands. NEAR YOUR HOME Full time. Ave., 872-183L 2S4-969I. (1ARHARD MODEL 50 CHANr.KR — 3. Own your own truck undei Bass, dust cover and Empire 880 car-MATAWAN — 90 Main St. 3-room air Join America's Largest SAI.KRHEN — Weekend!, to storea, ANNIVERSARY tridge. Excellent. 525. Also etereo LP'n. conditioned apartments. Concessions. our low invaitment libera etc. Need men alt along the Shore In Name brands, classics ami pop. $2 See Superintendent Apt. F-l or call 566- Retail Clothing Chain Monmouth and Ocean. Can be nice each. Biff selection. 7y your experience. Union «hop Econo THURS.. 3-7 PM. son who has owned a business or year. Guaranteed. Order FX tr>da KINO TRUMPET — Excellent condi- MASON WANTED Biu and uniform furnlahed. Com pin; served In either sales or administra- from RED BANK LUMBER & SUP-tion. Asking 1150. Call .rticles. RED BANK — Button Park Apart* Call after 7 p.m. hu Blue CroH, Major Medical, bonu tion. Excellent starting salary plus PLY, Wall Street, Red Bank. 741-5500. 747-5851. mente. Lovoly one-bedroom apartment, 717ST57 [>l»n, and »u«rantecs 12 monttti worl EXPERIENCED CREDIT COLLECTOR commissions. Unlimited earning potenti- 50 Harding HA., Red Bank unfurnished. Within walkins distance of Exctlltnt future (or advancement. •Man with collection experience for al. Outstanding fringe bcneHta. Call MEET BILL DILLOW DRUMS — Complete. Kent. Includes Across from high school shop ping center. Sea Manager, 1670 EXPERIENCED part-time -work. Evenings and Satur- M9-7587. Eves: 747-3510 for appointment. An expert on Riumlnum awnings, car- hlp/h hat an! 18" cymbal. Good condi- Branch Are. days. W.T. QRANT CO., 8 Airport An equal opportunity employer M/F. ports, patios, door hoods, etc. CaU lortion. S150. 741-5197. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC AIR CON INC. Plaza, Hazlet. appointment and free estimate. MACHINERY FOR SALE KEANSDUno — Year rour« four-room 333-SMI) WINDOW DISPLAY-THREE ROOM ajiartment.. Second floor. With utilities. Kxctilant pay and' opportunity with WANTED MACHINIST — Also foot REAL ESTATE SALE3 FERSONNEL- OUTFIT — Sacrificed for only »S55. Vonmouih County's import iMdrr. Red For active multiple lilting agency. Ex- PROWN'S nD 5 TRACTOR LOADER — Extra Leas* and security. Ideal for small MECHANICS AND MECHANIC! press operator Call Completely brand rJew! Consists of nine parts, Fonl dump truck and taK-a-long family. Immediate occupancy. 668-5090. Bank Aulft Imports. Newman Spring] HELPERS—Apply In person. The Luhri 28147 K. cellent opportunity. Licensed preferred. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 •piece sectional living room -with dec- Bd.. Red Bank, 711-MM. Company, Rt. 33, Morgan. 721-10(2. Call for appointment Camasaa Smith trailer. Kl.OOO. Call 842-1778. KEAHSBURO — Two-bedroom apart- Agency, (81 Broadway, Long Branch. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. orator accessories, nine-piece double HALE BAKER — Bread, rolli, pastry, CARPENTER'S HELPER—Experience MEN—PART-TIME All makes new or u>ed. Guaranteed. dresser bedroom with loads of extras. ment. Auto heat. Security required. In- • Apply. DIXIE LEE BAKERY. KstM- 222-4100. Five-piece mica-top dlnettB with glass- quire 14 Hancock Bt. ^ not necessary. Call between I am Nlchts, B p.m. to 11 p.m. Permanent Low aa $25. Scrpico'8, 10 1 Monmouth MERCHANDISE WANTED burl Call W7-W71. office cleaning and door waxing work BEAUTICIAN — Experienced mana- Bt Next to theater. 747-048. !. ware, dlshos, etc. Terms- just $2.50 a < pro. 642-1905. In M1ddl»town building. Good pay. No week. Credit OK'd'on the spot. FIELD OVER M — Foi care. Call aftei IBBTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT— experience necessary, interviews being K*r-op*rator, $150 per week. Call 566- KITCHEK CHAIltS RECOVERED — FURNITURE, 7-11 B. Front St., Key-SPRING CLEANING? We'll buy what ; SEA BRIGHT For CP.A, llrm. Good opportunlt held Thurs., April 27, 5:30 p.m. to 7 0368 or, alter 5. 721-5108. Dinette sets and bar itools. Monmouth port. 264-302O. Open Mon., Thurs. & you have left over.. LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS Answer In own handwriting; stating *d p.m. Harmony Bowl, Rt 35. MIddletown. Dinette, 116 Monmouth St., Red Bank, Frl. 'Ill 0. Tucs, & Wed. 'til S. Sat. 'til 5. 229-4145. 1201 Ocean Avenue cation and experience. Write Bo] Magnificent all electric one and two "RUCK AND 1O MECHANIC LOCAL COMPANY 741-8833. ANTIQUES — TUTany tnmi. lurnltu.-e. hudroom apartments. Centrally air con- M12S. The Daily Register, Red Bai MAN TO WORK IN LOGGING Wants men or women who have been LIKE NEW DOUHLE BED — Will Don't Be Bothered With glass, paintings, guns, coins, etc. En- OPENINGS — All benefits plus Inten- Apply Formon Bros., Middlesex ltd.. tire estates or Individual Iteme bought dltinncd. Diahwashen, disposals, combi- tlvt. Apply In person lo Service Mar* Mat&wan. urimtole to find jobs hecauee of physlca sacrifice. . Reasonable. Call evening) nation clothe* washers and dryers. Pri- anr. Maurice Brhwartx A Boni., HJ MANAGEMENT CAREER or other type handicaps. No experi- 531-9383. LEAKY GUTTERS at top coh prices. Do not sell until vate swimming pool, beach, boardwalk W. Front St. Red Bank. In retailing. Rapid advancement, Jo' TAXICAB DRIVER — Full time. Must ence necessary, wo train you. Full oi you nave received our offer. Copper and parking, All electricity Included. security. NeUner Brolhsrs, a rapid! hav* excellent driving record. Call part time. Call for appointment BUNK BEDS — Maple. Two atet PROWN'S Kettle Antique, Oakhurat. K.Mffl». Rentals rf $155-$215. superintendent'! AUTO MECHANIC AND HELPER - expanding retail chain, operating IS springs, guard rail, ladder. Worth ?88 apartment 54 or telephone Corns experience necessary. Excellent Whit* Star Taxi, 747-0747. Now $50. 12 different stylei. Irwln'n Call COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains modern department and Junior depsn 27 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. T4T-0Q1 741.7500 any condition^ Pay cash or will trade: •pportunlty. Contact Service Manager, ment stores In IB Itales. offers a foi PAINTERS AND LABORERS-Irwln's H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. 7T4-3710, 741-0150 C91-M00. Bayihor* Chrysler, Atlajitle mal management training program fo Yacht Woiks. Marine Park, Red Bank. SITUATIONS WANTED - Femsle TURFBUILDER, PEAT MOSS. ORASE ITI! BUT AND SE1J, ANYTHING — Wl.iilinrll. qualllled young men who can -ba davel TelephorM 741-0003. SEED. All lawn care products. Cali Contents of homes, stores, eststes, CASH FOR OLD toy trains. Cast iron TWO—BEDROOM-—Co-operattve apart- oped Into store managers and to pos! cellars, attics. China, glassware, an- toys and slot machines. ment. Fenced In yard. Reasonable rerrt. t'SED CAR REnONDITIONERS ANn MARRIED MAN — Wanted to operate BABTSITTINO don. In my own home, 747-40*4 tor free delivery. Jacobs Hard tiques, art objects and all bric-a-brac Cull 542-1061) after 5 p.m. MAKE READY HEN — Liberal salary Ions ot eventual greater responsibility ware Co. Bergen PI., and fihrewabiirj 741-1M9. Excellent starling salary. QUAUP1CA nmall tractor and combine for lawn Hazltt area. Playroom, yard, good Ave., Red Kar.fc, Ruscll's. 25 Bast Front SL 741-1631. EATONTOWN — Garden apartment. All benefits. Apply li; person to Service TIONS: College training highly dem service. Full year around Job. No ex- lunches. Call GM-7023. BEST PRICES PAID — For used fur- Uanater. Maurice Schwartx A Soni, able, minimum high school graduati perience necessary. Will rain Salary WALK — IN BOX COOLEU AND niture, turn or the century items and h roomn. Bargain. CaU /or appoint- -111 w. Front 81.. Red Bank. Capacity to meet high mental and open. Call S68-D6O8. AUTO-LAWN, 130 HOUSEWORKER — Experienced, with SINGER ZIS ZAG FREEZER — 14x8x10. Two compres. odds and «nds. Our Attic, 229-41*6. ment. 462-8J5S. WANTED - KENNEL MAN — To physical demands of training program, Main St, MaUw&n. Attention Mr. U car and references, need! two days. REPOSSESSED sors. Exlellent condition. Ludwlg Voss, KEANSBURG — Two-room furnished demonstrate leadership ability, have the Count. Red Bank or MIddletown. Phone 747- Latest model does all wanted stitches, Morganville. Greenwood Rd., Call 591- apartment. 25 Jobnann Lane. work In Animal Hoipltal. Apply tn per-necessary drive and flexibility to sue 2957. Adults preferred. buttonholes, blind hems, sews on but- 9132. WANTED son. Combs Animal Hospital, Bhrewi ceed 1n Uie dynamic and highly com KITCHEN HELPERS — Full time ions. Only J59.80 cash or ?6.50 monthly, ANYTHINQ OLD AND INTERESTING 787-4705. bury An.. Shrewsbury. pttillvt chain store Industry, willing day position available. Fringe benefits YOUNQ OIRL — Would like part- Guaranteed. ' FAMOUS NAME LINGERIE Hold In 220 3235 RED BANK — Unlurr.nhed two-bed, CAR HOP - COUNTER BOVS — dood ness tn relocate. Company benefits II Contact Personnel Department, Elver- Ume job after school hours Call 842- Call credit dept. 254-5553 finer stores up to 50 per cent discount. room Apartment In apartment house. pay. goon hours. College ate. Apply In cludo liberal retirement, excellent hoi vlew Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. 224. 0063 after 3:30. Call 5S3-1042. Excellent location. Call 741-1063, or reoo. STEWARTS DRIVE-IN, Hwy, pitaliuuon and major medical plsi RESTAURANT EOUIPMENT — Like PETS AND LIVESTOCK 842-3110. Highlands, profit sharing bonus, paid vacation, holl ACCOUNTANTS — JUmORS AND NUR8B EXPERIENCED — Desires new. Small soda fountain with 11 stools. K days and sickness plan. Minimum atari BEMI-BEMOnS Needed for rapidly private nursing care In home. Elderly 364-6*726. THREE ROOMS FURNISHED - Llv- Ing sslary >loo per weeK. Apply Nelsnei exnorJHinc and progreiwlv* accounting person. References exchanged. 222-5947. PUPPIES FOE SALE — Four males, Ing room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Sep- •BRVICK STATION ATTENDANT — Tlmthers. Inc., Mlddlctown Shopplni firm with principle office located In BUGS ARE COMING! HAMMOND four females. Good pets (or children. arate entrance. 7S7-H89. 120 Wilson With ll(kt mechanical ability. Apply WOMAN WISHES 3-4 days housework. 747-4547 wltn Tony at Eatontnrn Circle Esso, Center, MIddletown. Aaburyt Ptrk. Excellent opportunities, Icreena repaired. Order screens now. Ave., Port Monmouth, both present *nd future. Mail resume. On. place. Near bus line. IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — AKC reg- Xatootown. Including education, experiencs and 291-DO74. FIVE—ROOM APARTMENT — Heat BRAKB ANR MUFFLER INSTALLK1 PROWN'S istered. Champion stock. Permanant and hot water furnished, available May AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced, hon- —Clean-cut young man. Automotive anc1 references as applicant to Box G-112, ORGAN lilots. Call 244-9369. •st, deptndable man wanttd for steady torch experfenct helpful. Excellent lu The Dally Register, Ited Bank. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7M0 1. Adults preferred. 69 Elizabeth St., employment, nve-day week. Excellent ture. Apply in penon only. MIPAE SITUATIONS WANTED - Male VISIT HICKORY HILL—Flneit Early OF ASBURY PARK ,'ONY — Saddle, bridle and sulky cart Keyport. pay. Finn Bolck, 350 Broadway, Long MUFFLER flHOP, 450 Hwy. 35, Mid SHIFT WORKERS American Furniture. Senalbly prlcert Corner of Main St. A Mattison Ave. and harness. Call 281-1OS0 alter 8 THREE~SooMS — FuntHhed or tin- die town. MAN WIU> DO GRASS CUTTING Open 9-9. CaU now for directions, 482- p.m. furr.islied. Good location. Ground floor. Earn extra 150 a wetk commissions. Reasonable price 93S7. THE LARQE3T ORGAN AND PIANO LABRADOR KETMEVER PUPS — Utilities supplied. Near transportation. SALESMAN — Iotirutsd In MlTlime MAN — To work on golf course, E- Part-time, 3 hours a dsy. Call 291-1887. DISPLAY IN THE BHORE AREA pemuunt position In clothing aalei. Call 2H1-3S03 FURNITURE SALE — Tables, chairs, Black, AKC. Champion Bench and Field Adults preferred. ImmPdlate occupancy. xrfencs desired, but not neceisar: Itock. S42-326-1. 9-10 a.m. after 6:31) p.m. Reasonable rent. 787-1962. Company benefits, paid vacations, sal* •Mil tlm«, 40 nour week. Apply Pracn BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, would lamps. 28 Melrose Ter,, Middletown. Open daily 111 9 p.m. Bat. til 6 p.m. ary plus comraliislons. Apply In per-Hill Country Club or mil 201-0533. like one or two days work. Office or 671-8049. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — HOLMDEIV — Three rooms and bath. MAN WANTED — J\K« IS or ove hone. Write P.O. Box 143, Red Bank. 30" LOCKE LAWN MOWER — APRIL USED ORGAN SPECIALS AKC registered. Champion sired. Five Heat and hot water supplied. Adults for ertnlng work at drive-In theater Call Hammond extra voice S 295 weeks old. Alter 6 p.m. 741-31104. only. Call 264-0384 or 264-4965. BDTCRER WANTED SALESMEN 229-B168. Baldwin Spinet S 550 6 days including weekends. Apply li Hammond M3 with rever* -S 845DALMATIAN PUPPIES — AKC red-THREE—ROOM APARTMENT — Mod- Apply CSS Supermarket person. Community or Eatontown J)rlvi FINANCIAL PUMP — For well Jet wim tank, J3« Islered. 10 weeks old. All puppy shots ern. Adults only. 5 Marrlous Lane, Sea M Main SL Ketniburc Hammond M3/walnut .—S 695 Int. Eatontown. Full and Part-Time BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Also Denning piston pump and tank, Hammond M-1O0 $1,150 Champion blood line. Good show or Bright. Can be seen Sundays between PART—TIME MEN — J.M. FleM'i S45. Call 787-61S0. Hammond B3 with Leslie pet. 254-6641. 2 and 5. HELP WANTEtV-MALE men's clothing department Experience POWER REEL LAWN MOWER - * roverb j .51,895 AKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- preferred, but not necessary, fialar; MEN'S CLOTHING CHAIR AND TABLE RENTAL COM- Brlggs * stratton motor, t-W, Jtldln Story * Clark Piano f 450 HERD PUPPIES FOR SALE — Call ••i' i lihtvn! Rtmmission. 18-hour week sulky J15. 711-1512. atter 6 p.m., 264-5862. (More Classified Adg Call (or Interview. 264-8439. Mr. Tl«d PANY — Established business. Com- All ltoms sold with a guarantee budget On The Next Page) mann. Expsrienes Preferred O.K. WASHER AMD DRYER — II terms available. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS—Cham- MACHINE OPERATORS very good condition. Call between I pion bloodline. AKC registered. Shots. plalUta Industry. Up to 13.53 an SERVICE UTATION ATTENIIANT — plete with truck and all materials, and 7. 264-8791. Black and tan. Eight weeks old. 462- hour. Liberal benefits. Openings all Full-time tiay work, Apply tn person. For the new 775-9300 8518. shim. Only high school graduate! 13,000. CaU 717-2706. 1)0(3 PEN — Movable four aides, APARTMENTS or equivalent. Apply In person until crrao SEHVICE STATION, lit MJ latched door, 4x8x3W. *1B. CaU 741, HERMAN SHEPHERD — Female, 18 3:JO p.m. mouth St., Red Bank. 2048 after 6 p.m. THE PROPER SYSTEM months old, show quality. Sired by DRAFTSMAN, REFRIGERATION ROBERT HALL SERVICE STATION — Two baya. 30, on aluminum elding — an approved German Import Oripf von Alfenhaln. RED BANK """"• BANBURY OPERATORS COOLING MECHANIC AND TRAINS. 000 gallons. Keyport area. Day phone, 12'x36" POOL — Filter, ladder, liner. grounding system Is essential Our Also her pups, sired by a German Im- — Apply In person, Electro-ImpuJi HE6%66S.' Night, 3830236. etc. Reasonable. Call Atcoa and Tedlar aluminum siding Plastics Industry. New Installation. 7S7-S3T5 port. 741-4158. Liberal bine/lti. Openlngi-sll ihllts. Lab, 116 Cticntnut BL, Red Bunk. SALESROOM meets Building Inspector specifications. •dtne *xmrUnee required. Only MARINA FOR SALE ANTIQUE SHOP — Client |9. Wash- Free estimates. BOY liEItMAN SHEPHERD — Eight CANNON POINT high fehool iraduatei or equivalent ASSISTANT MANAGER In Madison Township, N. J. stand, 10 picture frames, etc. 117 Main months old. Companion and guardian Apply •• p«noa until 0:30 p.m. Cocktail bar, hotel, marine railway St., Port Monmouth. Open 11 to 15. PROWN'S for the wife and kldl. 531-8854. Age 21 to 35. College graduate pr< and winch. Bowboats, parking area 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 VILLAGE erred. Minimum of high school, ] WORK CONVENIENTLY 200x100'. Boat house, Mx40' on the MITCHELL AIR CONDITIONER — And FOR RENT — Two or tour box stalls, AMERICAN terMtlng work In consumer finance I Shrewsbury River In Highland!. heating. Perrect condition $50. Call 741- RUMMAGE SALE — Falrvlaw First pasture, paddock. Hay storage. Colts- New Garden Apartment* duttry. Good it&rUng salary plui CKI NEAR YOUR HOME Call 872-1130 2175 afler 5 p.m. Aid Auxiliary April 28 and 29, 10 a.m.Neck-Freehold area. Excellent. 462-6222. expert**. Profit sharing, pension plan to 3 p.m. 158 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank, 1-Bedroom $117 THERMOPLASTICS and othtr benefits. Apply' to Mr. T. SIX-PIECE MODERN BEDROOM SET tDORABLE — Box trained healthy Chimney Hock ltd., Bids. «-H Jonrari, Manager, Btll Flnanct Co, Join America's Largest SEE OUR OPPORTUNITY — Three yeara old. CaU 00 LB. MINERAL SURFACED ROOF- kittens want a (rood home and loving . from • " Bound Brook, N. J. Under Help Wanted Male ING — Still wrapped. 19 rolls, S2 per care. Call 747-5597. Situated In a quiet rural area* yer Retail Clothing Chain 566-1053. roll. Magic CHief 36" gas range. Excel- convenient to all necessities. Within CARNIVAL BAR 1968 RCA WHIRLPOOL — Deluxe lent. 145. Glass tub er.tlosure, (15. Med- PAIR OP PONIES FOR SALE — *3D walking distance ara public and pa- HELP WANTEIMUIde - Female HELP WAVTCD—Mile - Femile wringer washer. Excellent condition. icine cabinet with fluorescent light, S4. each. Call between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. rochial schools, shopping centers. WE OFFER ICE CREAM CORP. Call 787-9175. 87-63S8. 787-6310. Newark and New York busei, houses 19 ROOM HOTEL — With restaurant THREE-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET— SADDLE HORSES - Good with chil- of worship, level/ lakes, swim clubs Perindio vaie Increases For tease or ' sale. Call TAKE A BATH 'rovlndal end tables, coffee table, dren. CaJi 671-5973 after and coif courses are nearby. Liberal salei Incentive program 74.1-lil44. with a new class tub enclosure. Throw ecord cabinet Sill). Call 642-2425. S p.m. SEE MODEL APT. ON PREMISES Paia sick leave away that jilastlc curtain. S2E9.95 plus Health and Welfare Plsn RED BANK — Central location. Installation. Don't delay. Call today. 'URNITURE — Year-old apple grren LABRADOR RBTRIEVER PUPPY — , 239 SPRING ST. __ Oeneraut employee discounts "Tailored to suit" office space. Ground ufted sota. 78" long, 38" deep, $95. AKC, Female. Reasonable. Call 016- Free croup life insurance floor. Large parkmg lot. Ideal for pro* PROWN'S Jail 6-8 p.m. 291-0731. S348. Paid Holidays fesalniuU offlceee. Immediate occupan- ^ld vac&llaiu cy. CHAS H. TmDALL, Realtor. 741- 32 Broad St Ited Bank 741-7500 PLUS opportunity for advancement 8030. MAHOGANY SECRETARY — (Tall WEEKEND SPECIAL! •rltlng desk.) $31. Apply to the Robert Hall Hep.! MONEY TO LOAN NORQE — Two-door refrigerator. $40 Mothers—tell your daughters or nest offer. Can after D p.m. 747- IALL UB FOR ANY second, mortgage 2905, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ROBERT HALL CLOTHES on your home or business. 741-9509. Dads—tell your sons 420 Route 9 Federal Uortgsge and Investment Co. DINING ROOM SET, — Blond oak. China, tablt and pad, lour chain, $120. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS1 Maditon Township, N, J, 284-7519. Juat south of Rt. SIS, INSTRUCTION Between Sayrevllle and Freehold MONEY TO LOAN Tha Prudential hu attractive Job openingi in FOR THAT BETTER JOB — Enroll 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. oday at Northeast Builncsa Machine Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating School. IBM keypunch, computer pro- darted, typing, keypunch, atenography and INTERVIEWS OONTTOUB AIA WEEK gramming, office automation. t< Broad ADDINCJ MACHINES — Typewriters THOMAS BLATB RALPH A. COLE, BUILDER — New Free Estimates St., Red Bank. 747-4647. sold, rented, repaired. Cerplco's, 101 homes. Additions. Alloratlons. Oa- compute operation!, In Newark. Monmouth St., Red Bank, 717-O4S9. Painting and Decorating MEN JAN'S CERAMICS — «0 Leonard Ave., rages, neofs. Call 711-3305. Fully Innured 812-31611 711-1338 ateadr. full and part-time, Quart and Leonardo. Supplies firing and gifts. watchman work. No experience needed. Open dally, li to 4 Wed and Frl. eve. MASONRY — Stepi, sidewalks, patios. Pearl end Bead Restrlnglng Uniform plus (rime henetlti. Write nlngs, 7 to D. Sat and Sun. 13 to 4. Asphalt Pavjqg Carpentry and painting. Reasonable Bon 11-130, The Dally Register, Red Closed Mondays, rate«. S42-«B5, 717-2338. • SALARY- $66.M-$89.50 (more if yon Bank. OENBRAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. Expertly on braided nylon. $l.K0 a Blacktop driveways and parking lots, WORKINO MAN'S CONTRACTOR — strand. Bterllng clasps from 7Ac. TWO BXPERIBNCBn OARPJSNTER'fl Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small RKUS9ILLES.' 38 Broad St., Red , have keyboard skiUsi) HELPEtU. Good pay. Call MERCHANDISE Call for Urn estimate. 222.B268. J"b], loo. 991-0711. Bank. 8JM8OO. FOR SALE CASH LOANS Plumbing and Heating • See if you qualify for.our 88P Program HEAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Ex- Bus Tours Insulation & Siding perienced In commercial and Industrial DROP CLOTHS — Extension planks, FOR HOMEOWNERS PLUMBING - Heating and bathroom •ales. A very lucrative potential. All BUS TOURS TO EXPO 67 NOW remodeling. at $90 weekly to itart. Inquires confidential. Write In care ol: step .ladders. Some paints. Ladder Mist ~5W MMD. ' AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS ONLY. INBULATION A SIDING CORP. - P.O. Bo* 3M, Keyport. N. I. brackets, Muit tell due to poor health. nmT. PHTKROBN TRAVEL, 741-5550. Alsn windows, roots, gutters, etc. CORRIGAN'S YOU cir PTMT. 10-30 year guarantee. Day or night , MEN — EXPANSION $ 600 15.07 . 775.8107. Adam Llnzmayer 291-0302. 127 Oakland St., Red Ba • Convenient Special Weekend Interview! of local ooncem, requires addition of $1000 28.79 live men. Steady, year round work. 22.60 Ceramic Tile Contractors Roofing. Siding & Insulation RENT A TV flSOO 40.19 At • Spot Near You. Utnt ba neat In appearance. »lio to Color or black and white. Day, week 33.90 Odd Jobs itart. Call lor appointment, TH.J7R _»2000 ASM CERAMIC TILS! OLBEN CO. INC. Hoof.!,.?, sldinK * or month. Low rates. BAYIHORH TV Would you like a modern coramlo tile Insulation Installed and guaranteed COOK — Experience neceasary. Apply M Church at., Keapsburg. 78T»440O. • S6.5O bath or kitchen? All work guaranteed. tar 10 years. 775-07M. 291-O,'i4O. In person. Clare ft Cony's Inn, Junc- TOR THB PERFECT WBDDINO , ttioo YARDS, CIDLLARS, garages, stores t7M Frea estimates. Call 261-3363. cleaned up. Have truck. Free esti- SIDING — Alaco, Dupont Tedlar and Foi you area: The Prudential Iniuranoe Co. tion Rt. 6 and 34. Madison Township, QOWK—Bridesmaid dresses and all ac- mates, 741-2UP after 3 p.m. South Amnby. ceasorlti with Individual personal >er- MOW 90J» \ P. A. KtJAN Alcoa. Work guaranteed. 1 1 V 1 1 KIml conimerclal - Residential Itemonellns; B«mVieB TWCHNIOIAN — To'repair 4M7773 " " " ' " U rhld • PROWN'S Eres estimates. Insured. 389-0094, Painting and Decorating RT. 34 at ATLANTIC AVE., MATAWAN, N. J. photo copier In Oosan and Monmouth DISKS ill up FILES, tablet, chairs, 33 Broad St. Red Rank 7(1-7500 counties,, Complete company bene- adding maohlnei, typewriters, office 1 3 tKR. COMf IDOtTIM. SERVItE 1 fit* In training. High meohu-Acal and equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New | Uc. Oltdor Ch#. (li PL IMS J Diamonds Bought or Restyled Sewer Cleaning eltotrldal aptitude required. AMERI- or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rte. CARL B. JONES — Palnllnc and CAN PH0T6 BqUlpMBNT CO,; call 3i, Oalchurat, 631-3860. Let us buy the diamonds you don't wallpapering. Fully insured. For free JACK'S SEWER CLEANING - With Hourai 4-8 p.m. Friday, April 28 741-2500.; CAlLHOWIDiyirHliM estimates, call 747-3011. Blectrlo sewer Rooter, cleans all weir or ltt ill restyle them lor you household drains, pipes and sewer 0 t.m.-3 p.m. 8tturdayi April 39 < pArM-nt*. Apply BEST TOP SOIL personally. Reussllles', 39 BrotdSt. L. H. HILL — Painter Interior and lines. 671-S080. > Brotdway, Long exterior. No Jobs too large or too bond fill dirt, blue, stonej. road gravel, 154-8200 small. Very reasonable. Call 228-2187. •and, etc. Bulldozing anil baOkhoa ler! Entertainment Tel. Answering Service log. aokel'a Trucking, ikorgaavllle. 5St ZENITH LOAN CO. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- Tlckttl tvtlltblsj for litest Brotd- Ing. Also decorating. Our prices an LET UB BE your secretary. No n««a JUNEMEAHSAJOB WITH PRUDENTIAL! „ Planoj wi Snawi Mit Msjfir Sports Events. ohesper than tnrtrr call Buck paint- to miss calls. 34 nour answsflm Ittai* 0*0.. ing 430. fo* r In' n •illmaUs' . "71HM0" . service. 711-4700. m~Tbm*A».y, April 27, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOE SALE RUMMAGE SALE ATUOTIC HIGHLANDS — APARTMENTS APAKTMENTS fHA HOMES FOR SHE TWZ TO PLAJJT — Your TJie Regular Republics Club wijj wiJI love tfcli Uftte Slim spoapor A rummage #al.ft $il 6ky XXrrOKT «KEA - *-mUt« ttom Kill Ltti Look For fHA Sale Sign bedroom, Ji/J bat^ recently riec. tomorrow 'Mid Si-turday in #ve «EE YOUR OWN BROKER F*JE oraled'Colonial Beautiful shrubs INSPECTION AMD WKOKMATION W*«r !UMJEE.RJ dubdub's hesL^ueritrhe^ s on. First Ave. GREEN GROVE GARDENS and patio with gas grill. $29,000. Cwj with expansion tit Following homes are repaired y&rd. Nice are&. Only HSO d On April 3. 1967 the Borough Coun- JTREE HEAT. COOKING GAS, HOTWATBR AND AIR CONDITIOOTNa 332-046658 44 Miller SI, Highlands, MOO cil of the Borough of Rumsoo ap- relielieff demanded in the complaint. You Down — (12.950 NEAR THE RIVER WE NEED — Five or six. 2-3 bedroom proved a minor subdivision subject to T.V. and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft, refrigerators, parkin? and, ivalk-ln ilorace 352-031270 75 West Hlrhland Ave., At- shall file your answer and proof of certain conditions of landa ownefl by facllltlei. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk to shopping ptaza. buses and WEART-NEMETH This lovely air conditioned house Is 01 Incomes, furnished; or unfurnished, from service in duplicate with the Clerk lantic Highlands. J600 Down $S5 to $175 par month for Incomlnc of the Superior Court, State Hom Minnie Vftitey known SB Block 17B, •chool. - $16,500 a dead end street, convenient to every- personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt Lot i as shown on the Tax Map of DIRECTIONS: Garden Bt&te Exit 117 to 26. east on 3B to Airport Shoppini AGENCY thing. It's only Vh years old and In Annex, Trenton, New Jersey. In a. S5-1SS245 22 Salem PI., Cllffwood 35, Middletown. 671-1000. cordance with the rules of civil prac the Borough or Rumson. Plaza, turn left, Uien two blocks to model apartment. From 35, (J. M. Beach, 1350 Down — $11,500 excellent condition. Living room with fireplace, dining room, big kitchen, tice and procedure. A copy of the Resolution is con- Fields) to Hazlet Ave.. turn left on Middle Rd.. straight ahead. 35-201838 81"^ Central Ave,, Asbury REALTOR URGENTLY NEEDED — Two and tained in the mtnutei of the said Park, $350 Down — $11,650 paneled family room, large bedroom* three-bedroom homea Middletown, Han- Thia action hto heen instituted for meeting which are on file In Ui« of- 332038001 705 Shell PI., Neptune, $600 and IVi baths. Two car RaraRe. Pro let vicinity. We have buyer* wilting. the purpose of foreclosing a, mortgage flce of the Borough Clerk. Phone 264-1846 fesslonal landscaping, Asking $35,600. THE KIRWAN CO. 787-6600. dated December 5th, 1660, made by Down — $16,200 102 WEST FRONT ST. Elmore A. Rickman and Maxine Rick DOR-EMUS, RUSSELL, FABANO 35-204353 6 Simnyrielci Terrace, Nep- RAY VAN HORN AGENCY man ax mortpagora and payable to & NICOSIA tune, $900 Down — $19,200 NEED VACANT LAND Evelyn C. Beggs as mortgage, which BY: C. MARTIN GOODALL APARTMENTS FURNISHED ROOMS 352-039518 28 P-ralnard Ave., Port Hon- 741-2240 804 River nd. Fair Haven 747-4100 was duly assigned to plaintiff nereln for the Firm raouth. *300 Down — (9,900 ALL THE LISTINGS Small lot or large tracts. C*li MUL- by the mortgagee Evelyn C. Betcps, April 27 M-H 352-039577 701 Center St, Unlnn Beach, LANEY REALTY. 671-5151, ROOM AND BOARD — In private and concerns real estate located at 18 BEAUTIFUL «>* ROOM APARTMENT $400 Down — $12,9,10 Member of Red Bank LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL Smith Place, East KeanshurK, New AUVEBTISKMENT FbR BIDS — On 3aKe. Adults only. Inquire at home for retired male or female. Cal 352-035641 1»5 Bay Ave., Atlantic High- The Board of Education ot Little Multiple Listing Service Charming house, In excellent condition, IRWIN REAL ESTATE Jersey, helng Lot No. 61, Map or New office, 2 Prospect Point Gardens, Mata- lands, As Is — All Cash — Keansburr •— - • •• ~ Silver Schools will receive sealed bids wan, after A p.m. 5B.9O0 situated on a double lot. Living room If anyone can sell it..we can.,.Hornet rg #2, as ahown on' the Tax ror FUEL OIL. Bid lists of specific ROOM — In private home, two blocks Drcp in for free area map with fireplace. Full dining room. Mod apartment houses, land, waterfront. Map of MftMjetmv1 n Township. 1 352-024683 166 Seabreeze Ave., East finality and type of material tre av*ll- ATTRACTIVE nicely rurnlstied from center of towr, , for responsible Keansnurg, As Is — All ern kitchen. Paneled breakfaBt room Open listlnEd. ALL ARKAS. Marine Dated: April 18, 1067 ihle at the Markham Place Schoo^, rooms, bed-living room, kitchen. Also business person. 741-4M3. Cash — $5,600 paneled den. Three bedrooms, 1% baths Park, Red Bank. 842-4188. Evea: 747- Mortimer G. Newman, Jr. Markham Place, Little Silver, Office one room efficiency. Convenient. Noon Completfi Listings may be obtained FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD Pallo. Full banement. Transferred own Clerk of the Superior Cnurt i( the Secretary of the Board of Edu- hour or- after 6. 741-8394. GENTLEMEN — Large, pleasant. «tr Trom FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINI- •r asking $29,000. April 20. 27, May 4, II $43.2' cation. conditioned sLurlio room ajid tiath. Must STRATION, 10 Commerce Court. New- HELP — ACTION! Proposals should be In the hands ot RED BANK — One-bpclroom garden see to appreciate. Call 67l-!)293. rl(. N. J. Telephone No. 645-3468. ONE FULL ACRE THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor HELP us: our 12 «ale«peopl» need , NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS the Board Secretary not later than 4:00 apartment. Hot water and heat listing on your home. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 636 River Rd. Fair Haven ACTION la our motto—professional ler P M. on May 11. 1967 and will be Included. Quiet central area, near shop- FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED DOCKET NO. C-lMI-fifl jpened at the Public Meeting of the ping and churches. Adults only. Nn Call alter 3 p.m. FHA ONLY $750 ONLY vices are just a phone call away. STATE OF NEW JERSEY 78T-1O35 Sea Girt Estates Trade-Ins—Exchanges ) Board of Education May 11, 196T at pets. See Supt., Apartment 10, 50 "enliiry Building Co 8:00 P,M. - Locust Ave. a 12 distlncli HOLMDEL Commercial and Investment properties TO: ALICIA N. MenULLOCH t>e EFFICIENCY ROOM ANP BEDROOM ityleri models on acre lots. THE Aluminum siding; attached garage. Four berirrvom Bpllt. 1'i hath.1, unloii' Member Two Multiple LIstlnR Services By order of the Board of Education. Reasonable rules. H E. Highland Ave., Custom paneled bedroom, karge kitch- CBLAYA, widow.' MARGARET S. 11 CANAL STREET — Three - room SHORE'S PRESTIGE COMMUNITY af- eat-ln kitchen, utility room, reereatlm WALKER & WALKER HALL, widow; KATHARINE MY- Little Silver fichnols, Borough of Little Atlantic HlBhlands. 291-0599. ording privacy, convenience to hp en. Den. Convenient to everything, Im- Realtors Silver, County of Monmouth, SUta of, furnished apartment. Living rnom, kitch- mediate occupancy available. FHA ap- room, attached garage nn landscaped ERS; FIRST NATIONAL BANK en bedroom, shower. 741-2978. ilng, transportation, schools. Excellent corner lot $23,500. only 11,700 down Shrewsbury Mlddletown-Holrade AND TRUST COMPANY OF .... financing available. IramedfatB oca* praised at only J18.000. to F.H.A. qualified buyer. 661 Broad SU 209 Hwy 3.1 CINE, Trustee or the Lnst Will ^MARSHALL, K. THOMPSON REAL ESTATE FOR SALE pancy. 741-52U 6TW311 and Testament of Carrie I. Cool- Secretary COMMERCIAL RENTALS KIRWAN CO., REALTORS GEORGE MOLINARO ey, deceased. Defendants April J!7 C52 HOUSES FOR SALE $27,500 TO $45,000 OPEN LISTINGS You are hereby summoned and re- "^ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 160 Hwy. 36, West Keansbun AGENCY Independent broker desires open list- Wired to serve upon Norman J. Cur- Tho Hoard of Educ«tlon of Little RED BANK — Wore for rent with Model3 open dally noon to duslL nt. 33, Hazlct 26)-X!00 ings on residential properties. Middle- He, plaintiff's attorney, whose address real parking. 113 West Front St. Call Phone «9-3535 or 531-0090 787-6600 tovva Holmdel, Colta Neck. Silver Schools will receive sealed bid* BEACH EXCLUSIVE SAVE fruitless hours of searching by is 8 East Front Street, Keyport, New for MILK REQUIREMENTS Bid lists 741-10S) or 8(2-2110. LINCROFT ASSOCIATES, INC Jersey, an answer to the complaint of specific quality and type of ma- nmECTIONS: Rt 35 louth to Sea Girt sending for our fre« comprehensive i Hwy. 35 . i • MlddleU filed in a civil action. In which Joan Crossroads Shopping Center, turn left on RUMSON AREA catalog: modest homes; palatial Rum- (Opposite Howard Johnson) terial arc available at the Markhsm RUMSON VETS NO MONEY DOWN laurel Ave. (opposite Shphsjdl Rugr Go.) New listing. Older two-story home. Ex- son estates, waterfronts, farms. Mul- KolodzleJ Belling individually and as Place fichno), Markham Place, Little Arrange to tiple LlsUngs. Evenings 741-0162. administratrix C.T.A. or the Estftto nf Silver. Office (if the Secretary of th« office space. 1 hlockB to Old Mill Koart lett to Models cellent condition. Entrance hall. Living 671-5333. Paul J. KoiodzleJ, dcccusrd Is plaintiff : t e U n STOP 2 blocks In back of Old Mill Restaurant). room, full dining room, modern kltch- Board nf Education. ill' uumie'. 1 ncTuI!e d" Al!Tkl- Cor, "REAMING anrl paying rent and RAY STILLMAN, Raaltor and Alicia N. McCulInrh PeCelnya, wirt All Utilities incmcea. AIBO au conai- i.,,rrrrVy \n KP_ \\*\e ini.piv ihrpp-hprirnnm en, powder room, three bedrooms, Proposals should he In the hands of tinned. Excellent location. Call GLAZ ™a p _\™* tZV JuU IZm ea?-K large, modern bathroom, enclosed stall FAIR-HAVEN - RUMSON AREA - ow. Margaret 8. Hall, widow, Kath the Board Secretary not later than •avnnv AQHnn TNH mrwflnN. A4 ! . I\ - ^'"5 room, dining mom, eat in YOU'LL LOVE LIVING "Out 48tli Year" BROOK ASSOC. INC., RUMSON. 8' shower. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Two air 1 Cape Cort or ranch, two or three-bed arlne Myers and First National Rank kitchen. Tile hath. Full basement 648 llvry, 3. . Shrewsbury 741-8600 4:00 T.M. on MAY 11. 1967 and will 370a .. this beautiful house. Practically new. conditioners. Refrigerator-freezer com- rooms, hot water heat. Basement, ga- and Tri»t Company of Racine, Trim be opened at the Public MeeUnf. of Fencedin yard, city sewers, etc. Alumi- four bedrooms, central air conditioning, bination, Venetian blinds, drapes, cur- rage. Good, condition. Weekday* after tee of the Last Will and Testament nf the Rna rt rf Education May 11, 1907 8,500 BQ. FT. LIGHT manufaetur! num screens and storms and all for brick and frame. Large living room tains and fixtures. Brick barbecue In COZY CAPE COD HOME — In wooded 6 p.m. fill day Saturday and Sunday. Carrie I. Cooley, deceased, are de- it 8:00 P.M. only $16,200. 5139 per month pays &U. with fireplace and built-in book cases. rear yard. Enclosed porch. Nearechools. Fox Hill. Little Silver. Two-car Karate. 531-2387. rendanta, pending in Hie Superior Court Intt for lease. Call Only 5600 down. Breezeway. Four bedrooms, two baths. By oMcr of the Board nf Education, 747-U00 Formal dining room, delightful big shops, transportation. Small yard to of New Jersey within 35 days nrtrr 1 kitchen with inside grill and dining care for. Full basement. Low taxes. Paneled family room. Call owner, 741- April 27, 1067 exclusive of such date '..lull Silver Schools, Borough of Lit- 0140. SERIOUS BUYERS WAITING — For :lc Silver. County of JlDnmouth, Bute EXECUTIVE OFFICE — In p BEACH AGENCY area. Paneled family room, two full Owner asking $2l,GO0. f you fail to do _ Judgment by sional building with reception area an: baths. Laundry room off kitchen, two- two, three and four-bedroom homes ed against you 194 Hwy. 33 MidiliPtown car garage. Asking ?U,900. HAZLET — Triple split. Corner }ot, in nice quiet residential areas. Priced default may be rend* _ _„.„ MARSHALL F. THOMPSON lavatory. Ideal for attorney or archl THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor for the relief demanded In the com 1 -ct. k-xcellent highway location. Full Open 7 days. 8«-2626 or 671-2727 dead end street. Three bedrooms, ex- from $15,000 up. E.A. ARMSTRONG Secret*rv EVES: Mrs. JT. Smith 787-3734. M 636 River Rd. Fair Ha pansion attic, l'/i baths. New aluminum AGENCY, Realtorn, 555 Prospect Ave., plaint. You shall file your anawrr and April _2T ___* decorated, all new carpeting and paymenU approximate and subject to RAY VAN HORN AGENCY proof of service In duplicate with the conditioned. $150 per month. 671-2301 siding anrl parade. Call after 6 lor ap- .ittle Silver. 741-4500. Member Multiple VA-FHA approval for qualltled buyert. 801 River Rd. Fair Haven 717-4100 pointment. 787-6287. .lutings. Clerk of th« Superior Court, State NOTICE DESIRABLE KIVKR FRONT ALL THE LISTINGS Houne Annex, Tre.ntr New Jersey. Take note that R A S Enterprises COMMUTER? LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Three on [trst floor In the Tuller Building MATAWAN BORO STRATHMOTUE-Ji you want a fast Hale, In accordance with the rules or civil Inc., trading as Old Village Inn his Walk to Uie station from U1I3 ipacloiu bedrooms, dining room, living rrmm I will buy your home, direct. No bro- practice and procedure. npi'llrd tn the Maynr and Council of Three-ttedroom ranch. Large living FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL new listing. Set amidst tree unit uppct- with fireplace. Entrance foyer and room with fireplace, 15x15' kHchen, kerag« fees. A Stelnman. 5664141, The action han been Instituted to tjutc! he Borough of Red Bunk for a Plenary EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE — Freshly decorated Inside and out. Three mm shrubs In quaint MIPDLETOWN screened side porch. Bcnutllul % acre tltla of Joan Kolodzlrj SellinK, Individ- fie tall Consumption License C-10 for ranee to suit tenant. Snyder-Wetterllrti porch. Hity sewera. Convenient tn cvery- edroom.. one plne-paneled, and full mLlOBi area Charming•CAVT'Co lot with many shade trees In rlcnly thinE. FHA low down. VA no down pay- ' ' con ually and as administratrix CT.A. of premises situnted at 28 W. Front Bt, Building, 500 Hwy. 36, Atlantic Highland! am on second floor. Llvlw room, wjtt »tyIlnB aVdltoritl'S tnmujho™ i£ settled area. Within convenient walking -LEGAL NOTICE the Estate of Taut J. KnlndzirJ. de- Red Bank, N. J. ment. Owner will pay up to $550 distance t« schools and shopping cen- MEDICAL SUITE—Consisting of 756 s towards closing costs. Full price ¥18,550. dha, powder room and Te ceased, to cerlnin lands ami premises ijertinnfl, tf any, should be made ft, at 25 Reckless PI., Red Bank, nex dining; room opens to ncreened porch. ter. $2^,900. 741-107.1, situate In the BnroiiKh of Union Beach, Immediately tn writing lo John Bryan, Why pay rent? Call K6-7600 now. AP- naneled den on first floor. Storage at- Huge living room with fireplace, paneled doer to First Merchants Bank. Present PLEBROOK OF MATAWAN, Realtors. tic, full dry basement with playroom. in the County of M on month and State Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. Iy occupied. Available May 1 Include •layroom with fireplace, operw to rear ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS oi New Jersey, dcBcribrrt as follows: Hwy. 34. Patio. Attractive foundation planting erra.ee surrounding a 3\vimmlnjr pool all services. Call 747-3730. and many trees. May ftssums 5*4 Per LOTS AND ACREAGE BEGINNING at Northeast corner SHREWSBURY • MODERN RANCH — basement, garage. Asking $32,900. Call Scaled proposals will be received by of Broadway and West Street; Rnlurt J. Wartin-PrMldent, Treuuttr IF YOU ARE INTERESTED — In rent G.I. mortpagp. J29.900. Call 747- today! Thrre t-Rrtrooms, paneled den. LIvlnR 2528 for appointment, .Principals only, FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — he Bnard or Education. Little Silv thrnce runnine along llif Northrrly 22 Wnlince St., R<*d Bank, N. J. brand new modern oWce space, w room. Fireplace, dining room. Screened New Jersry at the Markhnm Ptore Hide of Broadwny ATM feet to the J. Beverly Andpri"on-Vlce President located In the center of Red Bank, con- HALL BROS., Realtors Either commercial or residential Call porch. Double garage. Basement, Hot MULLANEY REALTY 671-5151. School, Little Silver, New Jersey, of- westerly Fide of Fop!nr Ptrret; TA Rro»ti Ft., Rfd Bank, N. J. tract use tor further Information. THE water heat. Low taxes. A-l condition. 813 River Hd. 741-7686 Fair Haven fice of the secretary on or hefnre May thence along Hie. westerly Bide or William it. Basj"ler-Pecretary IX3WSTRA AGENCY. 141-8700. $29,500. SHREWSBURY SHORES Member Multiple Listing Servl LINCROFT — Deserves contemporary 11, 1367 at 4:00 P.M. E.P.8.T. for J'oplar Street ifH) feet more or JPSS IS Wdllar*- St.. Rfd Bank, N. J. home. Pond. One acre, $8,300. 741- to a point; thence at right anftlrs BPACE3 AVAILABLE — 7000 sq. ft. Long Branch — beautiful new air con- RANCH-MIDDLETOWN FOUR WTND8 replacement of toilets at the Markham BOAH1> OF DIRECTORS shore area. Good location tor war ditioned three and four-bedroom homes 5G00. Place School together with all Inci- In a straight Una to the Easterly nhcrt j. Martin SCHANCK AGENCY on the Shrewsbury River. Three models: — Thre» bedrooms, living room, dining bouse or light manufacturing. 872-114! room, feltchen, den with fireplace, tw* MIDDLETOWN — Beautiful, heavilj dental work in connection therewith side of West Street, a distance of 22 Wallace St., Red. Bank REALTOR hi-level, ranch. Cape Cod. Some avail- Instructions lo bidder*, form of pro- 4.W feet to n point; thenre south- Beverly Anderson CEMENT BUILDING — 22x21. Locatp able immediately. From $20,600. Financ- baths Double garageg , basement. Ex wooded, building lot. Oik Hill section. 8 Linden PI. Red B cellenellent conditioconditionn . *346O0 tosal, Keneral conditions, plans and erly inn feet more or IFKK to thu no Broad 8t., Red Bank In central Red Bank. Can be used fr ing arranged for you with no premium Approximately «i acre, HO" front. Max* northeast corner of Broadway, llm William 0. Raislrr 747-OCOT offer. Call 642-6059 or 376-8072. pacifications may he obtained at ibe ehop or storage. 671-3709. pnymrnl required. Shrewsbury Shores, orfice of gpcr*tary, Markham Place point or place of b^glnnlnR. 18 Wallnrp St.. Red Bank RANCH AKD PROVINCIAL HOUS .. Atlantic Avr., near Branchpoint Ave. in SCHANCK AGENCY KE^N^itTRrJ^rcornerloTtnTee blocks School, Little Silver, New Jersey. Together with nil their riftht, title KTOTKIIOLDKRK HOLDCSO _% STORE FOR. RENT —Very good BJK Long Branch. Models open 12-5 p.m. aroc REACT FOR OCCUPANCY — Enrly from public and r hlal schools. Cor- The Board rt Education, Little Sll- itnd Intpresl, if itny, in and to the OR MOItF. OF 1S81ED STOCK (or bakery. Call American ready for buyer's selection or any other time by appointment. REALTOR bpd of the public street known ai oberta J. Martin G 71-2000. Call 222-0292. ner Ramsey and Garfleld. SOxlftO. Sew- T nrhoolR reserves the rlpht to rp- or ceramic tile, floor coverings, kitch- S Linden TU rtrf Bank ers. Pries reduced. SO-3-3977 after •ct any and all bldj snd/or to ac- Broadway. 22 *m*Un<* Bt., Red Bank BOO Sq. It. of office space. Broad Street en caMnets, decoratirrc. Prices start 747-0097 6 p.m. cept the bid that In Its Judgement will You are made defendants because 29S Stiarrs S9 Per ccot Red Bank. $130 a month including heal at $39,500. Lots available, Including OLDE SHREWSBURY e (or the best Interest or the board. you have or may have some Interest , B<*vprly Anderson and janitorial service. AllalrB Farro waterfront, for homes of your selection. COLTS NECK ~ Two beautiful wooded 30 Brnsd fit., Rfd Bink liree-bedroom Curley Cape Cod. 1>4 PAUL R. 8TRYKER, Realtor. Farms acres, In residential area. $16,000. Prin- By order of the Board of Education, and to thr aforesaid, described Agency, Inc. 741-3450. ^^ Open for inspection on Eunnylanda Little Silver Schools, Little Silver, New ands and premises. I Share S of 1 F«r Cent Court (off Sllverslde Ave..) Llttls Sli- aths, Jiving room with fireplace, cozy and farm estates. State Highway 34, cipals only. Call after 7 p.m. 747-5113. William O. Bassler ininjj room, eat-In kitchen, finished "ersey rated: April 4th, 1!>67 ver. Call 8(20173. PRIME CHOICE PROPERTY — MARSHALL T. THOMPSON MORTIMER G. NEWMAN, JR., IB Wallace Bt., Red Bank HOUSES FOR RENT :»asement playroom, laundry room with Holmdel Phone 946-1144. l Srmr« <• of 1 Par Cent MIDDLETOWN RANCH washer-dryer, attached garage. Oornpr acres, Shrewsbury. Tall Secretary Clerk of Superior Court 747-9154. April 27, X *12.(yt April 8. 1.X CD, 27 J74..12 April 27. Hay 4 •1*33 RENTALS — SEASONAL — TEAM/ Four bedrooms, two baths. Beamed lot. Principals only. Low, low 20"B. Call celling In living and dining room. Mod- (•47-2002. LINCROFT — Three-bed room, l'i bath ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor ern kitchen with birch cabinets. Hot spit on \ acre lot. within walking NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CREISSHAW water heat. Attached garage. $16,900, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Five-room distance to N.Y. and Newark buses 14S0 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-000* Call 462-8620 for appointment houne. Two bedrooms; full dry cellar. st Leo parochial school and Phopplng TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOME, Two-car garage, enclosed porch. Ofl center. Dining room, laundry room V0U6OAHgW.SHAV6TO — For rent or sale. $125 to 5150 a heat, Low taxes. Call owner, 291-1860. VERT NICE WHITE STUCCO HOUSE room one car Baraee: month. THE KIRWAN CO., REAL- LITTLE SILVER — Don development SyliT ' ' STAYAFTBR SCHOOU. TORS. Beirord, 787-WOft. W. Keanaburg. Excellent area. Four-bedroom, 2^-rmth IN CLASS WHEN I 7B7-6S0O. Hazlet. 264-7100. _____ — Black shutters. 47 South St.. Red COLTS NECK — Four-bedroom center pllt level. Attractive living room with hall Colonial. I acre lot on dead-end HBARP AMUT IT/ WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Ban*. Call 671-1404 for details. licturc overlooking pretty street, overlooking lake. Covered porch Furnished ani unfurnished. Immediate rounds. Heatllatola r fireplacefireplace,, raiseraised IV* halhs, very Urge kitchen. SU occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGEN- artbtb. Pining room. 11x17 kitchen. paneled doors throughout Oak paneled CY. Oceanpnrt Ave., OceanporL 542- FAIR HAVES —River Oaks section Gameroom. S-ton air cnndltlnner. rten with fireplace, butltln bookcase and First time offered. Large CoTbnlal, foil Swimming poo!. Attached Iwn-car ga- bar. Central air conditioning. Full ba«e- bedrooms, 3Vi baths. A great (leal < rape. AH adds up to a good buy at ment. Two-car garage. Laundry and $85 to S250 Per Month charm In a beautirul spacious setting $31,500. and mud-room. Many custom features THE BERG AGENCY Aroutvi JlO.Ont). Principal! only. 747-3683 Middletown LAWREKCR J- SCHILLING *44rB00. 747-9701 & to 5. T41-6382 eve- RL 35 Realtor 747-4121 ning. 671-1000 fflW SHREWSBURY — Ow-halt acre, Willow Dr. A Tarkrr Ave. Little Silver. Foiir-bedronm ranch. Two baths. Fire- DUPLEX HOUSE — Two bedrooms, 1 •lace. LarEe patio. Twrt-car sanaEe COLTS NECK OUR- BEST VALUE RUMSON — Luxurious 12-room CVilontal full dinir^g room, kitchen, tiled bath, Full basemftnt. 4'v per cent mortgag Three-bedroom ranch plus separate Jlv. only five years old but featuring the living room with flreplale and full liable. Call 542-2555. Ing area cnnslsllng nf living ronm, bed- old fashioned room sizes beginning with basement. In very good condition. Ira room, bath and kitchenette (or rcla- a gracious entrance foyer anrl winding mediate occupancy. 3130 per month COLTS NECK — One acre. Five year staircase. There's & paneled family Call us now to see th'*- THE BERG tive s Two-car garage, full oM rntfh. Three bedrooms. lhr**e basement. acre Jot located In im with a fireplace, a large dining AGENCY, Realtors. 671-1000. thu, two flreplacps family room rlmfi residential area. Non-develop- room, seven-hedrnomi and 54 baths •nclnsed pnrch, finished recreation (even a steam bath*. Nearly the en- LTXCROFT — Three-bedroom, 1% ment. New price $30,800. GEORGE V. oom. Central air condHInnlng with ILLMENSEE, Realtor. Rt. .1*. 462-3172, lirft cellar Is finished a.i one big rum- bath home. Privacy, pood location. 5200 •Ipctronic air fUter. 3)6-4054. pus room. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Cen- plus utilities. Two-year leant Good ref- Colls Neck. Oldest Real Estate Firm in cmis Neck. tral air condftionifi(r..,2!.4 acres nt land. erences. 747-4161, 30-4. ITMSON — For a largge familyy. Near Asking $73,500. WILLIAM H. HINTEL- hi busb . uhopplnphl . OldeOld r huhousee, RED BANK — Duplex — Unfurnished WIDPLETOWN — New Colonial with 1IANN- iFirmi Realtor. 23 RidRe IM., eeds decorating only. $23,500. Cal four bedrooms, 2% balhw, living room four-room. Garage, cellar. Ideal for 3 Rumson. S42-O60O. Member of the Mul- By ALLEN SAWDERS and KEN ERNST professional people. 246 Spring St. 222- with fireplace, dinin* room, kitchen and tiple LUtlng Service. MARY WORTH HIDDLETOWN RANCH — Thr?e heri- gameroom. Large patio and full base- 2514. ment. Perfect home for trie pprfect RE8DENCE WITH DIGNITY — Con- ooms, l'i baths. Year round paneled ter entrance four-bprfroom Colonial. In m AFRAID WHWE/ OHf-.THt BPRING LAKE — Year-round. Cen- Thermoranpd porch. Outdoor concrete family. Let us show you this home. BUT, A FIW MtNUTD UTK, 1 Fair Haven-Rumson BChnn! rilnlrlpt. SElf-APPOfKTED trally located. Near oceai. . Three-bect- >atin, A!t.ichpd garace. Full basement. Mkin'g J.T5.900. STERLING THOMP- HAD ^^«AP WITH HER >M.VniUNfi B BAO BURCM TWIOOS 6EB K W0CKJ roora house. $160. Adults. 449-4561 S22.P00. 6TM130 after R p.m. SON * ASSOCIATES. Realtor, Hwy. j!# HvinK rrmm and dining ro WHEH WE OtODED TO DEFEMDER5 OF AU HUSBAND, B0H!~5HE MOVED) IM ™&T ROOM, fireplace. Eat-In kitchen. Laumlry off " MitMletnwifc- 747-5600. ! MANKIND AR£K7 FAIR HAVEN — Five-room bungalow. 'EPTUNE ~ Modem ranch. Three hitclien. Paneled dm, 2 4 baths. Pan EIOPE-«I7H0U6KT JOt CHARUL'-W. J I KNEW H> SEEN THAT Excellent location. Ideal for couple. erlrooms. All utilities. Extras. Near HISTORIC SHREWSBURY. Spacious 'led gameroom wltti runnlnR water. MEAMT TO—LJVE UKE U5UAUV INTERtSTED 00 CHECK IT! *• UNTlCr/ FACl50«WHEtt!-FWE Cal! alter 6, 747-3735. ppg Wayside Rd. $17,800. Owner. ranch homo on landscaped plot-150"x Ecreened rnrch Excellent netEhhor NORMAL MARRIED IN MOWING THE IAWH, DOffTWAMT r.S-4060. 22-V Seven rooms. Thrpe twin bod* hood. JIS.DW. KEHDEN AGKNCY, iME FOKID TO aw HOST 195 — Two-bedroom house. Basement. PEOPLE. MR5.W0KIH! BONNIE! HERTOGCT Kitchen, living room, dining room. Full rooms, two tiled batha. Paneled 20' TV Itealtnra, mi Maple Ave.. corner Ber- i j TO A BUSTED BOUHEW! IDDLETOWN — Cuslom-built two- basement. 741-7825. After 6, 671-01.11. 1 family room. Screened porrh. Rase- gen PL, Tied Bank. 741-fliDO. SHOCKED ory horn**, Four bedrooms, 2 £ baths, ment Two-car garage. Gas rfryer, UtbiUl'. JIIDDETOWN — Small house, all i'i ng room and dining room car- dishwasher, broadloom, extra*. A-l wn- BUST YOUR BUTTONS! You'll losi Improvements. Con ven lent location. •ted. Paneled family room, family lltfnn OUTSTANDING VALUE. J^ft.-VK). few when ynti tell ymir friends "THIS Suitable for working couple. Kent $S5. zd kitchen. two-ca,r garage and base- STANLEY K. DOWNS, REALTOR, IB MY HOME." Threp-hedrnnm rp- Fhone 748-7903. On large lot. Storms and zoned WBhiiry. 741-1017. modeled Colonial In Rumson. Enlrance ot water hrat. Convpnipnt to schools, foyer to living rnom, formal dining RENTALS ses and railroad rtatinn. Less than 1ED BANK — Bright, sunny, p mom and modprn. deluxe kitchen with F. A. GEHLHAUS. Real Estate ree years old. Principals only. $32,500. :tous hnme In establlnhed nclRhborhnod. fipparate laundryronm. narace with Kwy. 36 Leonardo 291-0188 all 671-3964 for appointmeiTt. HOSR tn schoolfl, tranRpnrtatlnn and workshop. Full, dry cellar. Eicellpnt ihnppinc. Very large roorne. Entrance condition and nffered at S19.9O0 PUi CHARMING. SMALL, TWO—BED- ITTLE SILVER — Near Red Bank, mil, livitip rnnm, rilnlnR room, kltnhpn. now for ftppnlntment. E.A. ARM- ROOM HOUSE — On private estate. liahlUhPd residential street. Two laundry. Three bedronm?; l',4 baths. STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, NW Pros- Bear pool. New Shrewsbury. Available ory. Living room-rireplan Also paneled porch, anrt many pxtras. t Ave, Little Kiivcr. 741-450*1. Immediately. Adults only. Retired or ig room. kitchen-dishwashT, den or A barBRtn at $21,500, STERLING }iu5lne<*B couple. 5110 without utilities. "m, bath; 2nd floor-thr^e bed- THOMTSON & ASSOCIATES. Realtor. RUMBON WATERFRONT - A fine Telephone for appointment. 542-0599. bath. Attached garage. Full CPI- Hwy. 3.1), MMdlctown. 747-5600. home right on Hppp water. Your own Priced to sett. >21,500. Jean K. weather safe rtncklnR ferltftipji. Yea. RED BANK — Two-Btory home, sevpn turea a 23' living room with fireplace, wsTsinss: T rooma, two baths, on 70x300' lot. Pro- and an upper Hnch family room... 8 fewlorMlIy renovated Sept. ISfifi, F.H.A. two bedrooms (there's space for more) To lisa W2-Si«*i. ^ appralPe^ at J19.O00. Asking SlT.flfiO. FOUR-ROOM BATH BUNG t JEXECT-TIVE CUSTOM BUILT — Cape and ball- DRY cellar. Trec»- iCi on two attrsrttvB acreJ. Four WOO down tn qimliried buyer. Princi- linlly and ivyvy.. TransferrpTranse d ownpr askk- THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK LOW — 55A 1 pals only. 717-t2O7. Raop. Lfor.arrio * i*rironms,. 2 , bath*, fireplace lnl B 14250142,5000. WILLIAM H. HINTEL- ronto, dinini? room, large LINCROFT MfNIATTTRE ESTATE — MANN* (Firm> Realtor, 2.1 Ridge Rd., RED BANK — Thr<» rmttt bes •w, \ fani.fr '*'•** "i^n, paneled d^n, full fin- Riimann. 842-ofiflO. Memher of trie Mui- newly decorated Caa ?f2-:*ffi c- i*r* with laundry, hreeze- Three bedrooms, living room. Fireplace XL- {JjiT**{ ^a?* Dining room. Basement. 2H hatiin. iil Llstlnc Service. 2110 yn~jj> work shop behin'l fcara^e. —_— _____ 'jrsnt In top condition. Ontral air- pouhle Earag". Excr-llent condition, MIDDLETOWN — Lovely hrcd excellent $24 Son SCHAN^K AGEN'CY, Rfaltor. ronm Colonial split-level. Llvlng-dinlng 4H Rd N Lmden PI., Red Bank. 747-O337. room, kitchen, recreation room. Den or "iurth berlronm, V'2 haths. Basement, OWNER TRANSFERRED — EARLY two-car garagp, Cnnrr^tP pallo with RT poii»p*9ion. Charming ranch homp. pas grill, Large landscaped lot. Near Fireplace In the 22" living room. Thre* T wr xnn'Ji bd p !! bthB Fll bfl rlnirch, nchool and transporttntransportHtion.. R"lRll K75. S4MW5. bedrooms, !!? ba-thB. Full i att appraisaill prici e $24,600$24600, CalCll BEACHFRONT — Beautiful ( room 22' x 17' -pa,ricledp . 7R7-O422. Two iKdrooEU.. Z- Hobby shop. Many extras. Chnichi f lol - privilege;. HX t - per month cation. BARGAIN -- ONLY S22.W0. WIDDLETOWN — Colonial bM#v eX" Port Monis.'^ti.. C STANLEY K DOWNS, REALTORS, Four rtedronms, two-car garage, rec> Ehr*wahury. 741-1017. rpation room, large Jalouxiod porch. S47O. . BATH — Wjthin Half acre of land. Near schools and l f UTTLE SILVER — Capp* CCod . LivinLgg Newark-N.V. buseii. J28.MK). Principals dyment. a monthly ith fil flfull dlnlnjdll t room, l 2ni^Hsr WANTED TO REST ^n£ thai ran a/ford. Unas* three bedroomn. I1 hath<. Large iree- P nharted yard.. NNo decorating needed, ABANDONED. NEGLECTED AND UN- DESPERATE! S**£ Mr" lxy. 47AWS, anjtlm* an be assumed. J27.900. LOVED — It'i only a temporary enn bedroom unfumii.':.*^ *zzis, •• visa-it, Call M2-U3O. iltlon, with a little TLC you'll enjoy trvi this dpacloiiK, Beven-room ranch. In ex- "^S^KTOUTX OCCUPA.NCT - RED BANK — MOVING TO FLORIDA rpllrnt area. Three, bedroomn, Aaklng after May 15 Can F-P;.'F-P;.7 «X«L>«X«L->W rvmuu *r-J bath. Cvjjwratfyejy . \ ail —Three-bedroom Colonial. Living room Sin.fiflfl. rtlal now fnr appointment. E.A. references. ALLAIRE-FAP.KO7FAPKO T AGES- »•"•«•'«. * " m.fK'Ky'K pa?« a!l!l. Small fireplace, dining room, sun porch, m ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtor, f>55 CY 193 Broad EL, Red Bank 74!'£tW • *"-*^ P«rm«rt. Cal; M2->27. bath*. Two-oar narsRp. Qft Euiwia PI. «ppct AVP., Little Silver. 741-4500. WANTED FOR RACE TRACK PEP.-, LI7TT.E SILVER — Thr»» h*Aro*fnjr, REACH OF YOUR OWN' — Plus HVP rai.MSON WATERFRONT - Unl(]Ue EON'NEL — Furnished apartmen** o: {r* — ''1*?' 1 k;*.ch-n strj-J b^Jfi, cellar, two- h»flroom^, three hathB. Fully furnlihpfl. home tm lovely uronnrlB. 30x14 living By WALT KELLY houses for the Monmouth Park me-!»* "' MiK. Eitra«. S19.500. "41-1*70. Extraordinaraodinryy valuee at SOj.Snn. Cal" "l Ti-riinlnir room combination wllh POGO Also rentals for five to six months Parker's Real FIVE-ROOM COOPERATIVE - $39.75 Estate Exchange, 842- plar.R. Two he^roomn, 2'.7 baths. Call A. KOZICKY Heal Epiate, Broker, Includes ali titilittes. small down pay- 02*3. elM Afn anrt BunrfRrk overlooking Rt. 35, Eatontown. 542-2223. me:.-. C_\\\ 542-lt119. lacoon. Two-cnr atlachptl garage. Kx- "l SHREWSBURY — Beautiful rellpnt hnlkh"a'1 nni dork, fl' channel. BARN OR GARAGE-Eatontown vicinity FOUR BEDROOMS — 2'j haths, mod- grounds. Four bedroom n, den, f I re- A«klnc 112.500. RUSSELL M. BORUS Call ern rat-in kitchen, larger living rrtom. lac. Basement. Patio and harbtcue. REALTORS, «W Ulver IM. Fair Hav 542-2685 dining room, panpl'd lamily room plim _rln£lpah only. l2^,P00. 7<7-5769. 1. 747-1532. Momner Multiple Listing WE HAVE an overflow of bona fid den anrt mar.y extras in this gr.-iflnu BELFORD — Two beflroaniB, jalomy rvlr.p. prospects looking for two nr four bed' mo-iprn hom«» in tap neijrhhorhfwl. Cn enclosed porch. lflOilOO IoL Located ient tn Bell I^abs and Fort Mm. near Cimphell's Junction section £14, HOPEIiN RANCH rooms. Call us for fast action to havi hertronms, larpe llvlnR room, ef- your hime rentprl. THE BERG AGEN mmnh Call fiwner. M2-1973. Low 30i SOfl. Owner. 7S7-7230. CY, R-t. 35, Mldriletown. 671-1000. ficiency kltr.hen wttli wall-oven and DDLPJTOWN — Three-bP'iroim «plit. SUGAR AND SPICB WILL BE YOUR countet r rrangege . /i baths Rnd atlachert 23x13 recreation rnom. neari enrj «t OUTLOOK ON LIFE when ynu move KarBK. FlFulll bbasement. Centrally air- FURNISHED ROOMS ip tn all tranaporfatinn. Appraiser] Into this fnur-hpflroom, rimtnm built conditlonrrl home. Coverpri patio. Ex- by FHA. Low down payment. Ni Coinnial. Hx20 cDlor co-ordinated kitch- presn city transportation; Ml minutes points. $1ft.!>fK). 741-2792 en with laundry room Vix'M den with tn ftew Ynrk City. AIHO local tranq- FURNISHED ROOM — Bufilnesa gentle- ratspd hearth fireplace. 1-1x20 living portntlon. filiopplng and BCIICOIB near- man only. Call after 6 and all day COLTS NECK BROOK~AND TITKE" Lovely, formal dining mom. hy. Inspection Invltpd, /Hklng ^18.500. Sunday, 747-1208. T-bedronm older home In good con> PLUS,., ynu can bypass these rooma WALKER A WALKER, Realtors, Mid- EANK — FurntEhPd rooms. New- Olricst Rpa! Esiale Firm In Colin Neck .our Inapecilon. E.A. ARMSTRONG OVEtt TOYS, STEP UP TO eight Tfiomn ly decorated. Sitting room and kitchen AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Proflpect Ave., ' family enjoyment. Plenty of room CVERYONE LIKES A BARGAIN! Tor your children and their toyn In privileged. Private entrancp. Inquire at onial style bllevel home. ElRht-rn Mtlle fiilver. 741-4.VH). T3 Maple Ave., half-block from Mon- this mammnuth split level, featuring ^our bpdroomp. thrpe hathfl. Pa TIP led four hprlronmH, Ihree hathn. paneled mouth Bt. Woman preferred. ;nme. room. Two-car garage. M CUSTOM BUILT Contemporary~~ranch ' ' ned by Kellenyl nestled on 2V? Enrmroom, attracllvp living room, fam- •xtras. Trens. Plot 125'x21O'. Early pnn- ily dining room nnd conveniently In icsBlnn. CALL NOW! SPECIAL AT of beautiful ilummn innrl. En- MARK TRAIL By ED DODD COMMERCIAL RENTALS Joy the warmth of a fireplace and a catert kitchpn. Attached two-car ga :28.9OO. STANLRV K. TlOWNfi, RKAL r, IlPlaxcd Mvlnpc prlred nt J28.W0. 'ORS, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. innKtiiricpnt view from dip llv|nK room.; DininR rnom nnd two bedrooms makfi now, E.A. ARMSTRONG AGEN- yxi SURE YES WE OWE ALL THE JINCROFT — Seven-room ranch on thin dome ideal for & amall family at CY, Renltor, r>M Prospect Ave., Little DLRIM3 THE NI5HTJ4V LANCE • THErAMJI NOBOOV WAV ACCO5S THE SK5 DISTINGUISHED rred lot. Three bedrooms. 2'i biihs, $«,!HH), HIIRSEIX M. BORlTfl RBAI<- Silver. 711-4500. FOOCES MflBK ACROSS THE MUDDT WASTELUNQ RXU3WE0 S TOR8, 600 River IM., Fair Haven. ixtra Ifirge paneled dfn nnd porch, R M., Fair Haven. RED BANK — Chnlcfi location, r F=LAT5 OF THE RUINED B/GOJASSX youfiaarrf KXJf NOBOO/ COULD ji)w f30'H. Call owner 8*2-4514. 747-4532. Member Multiple "Llellng Ber- imhoolo and transporlatlon. Immficulnte OFFICE vlc-\ FOLLOW US/ RED BANK — Center hall Colonial. three-bedroom, two-story hnme. Hot SPACE Good condition. Three bedrooms, two BRAND NEW 1IIDDL.ETOWN BlLEV water baseboard heat, Full basement extra, m hi (ha. Dining room, Alumi- EL — Tree-shaded lot. Large living and garage. A tteal &t 119,000, lictttd la center of Red Binlt num tiding and storm windows, Ga- room, 12x12' dining room, (our big tm tint •• district r.iKf. Nice nplghborhood. |22,n00, 741- bedrooms, 23' gameroom, garage. Walk- MIDDLETOWrT — Four-bedroom apllt 4469. ing distance to schools, shopping and on »i acre plot In excellent ares, Near All then* features provided: transportation. Priced at ft low $10 800 schools and tranflportatlon. Many ex- • Central air condltlcnlns OLDER HOME — Excellent condiLion. rail S6J-7CO0 now, APPLKnriOOK OF tran. A real buy at 922,9m. • Self itrvicft elevator Flvs bedroomH, l'i hnthr>, pine paneled HATAWAN, nealton, Hwy. 34. QUALITY REALTY ASSOCIATES • Prlvata parkins eptce kitchen, dtninK room. 10' porch, wall- Hwy. 36 Leonardo • Complete janitorial servic* to-wall carprttng. Immediate poHUP-a- FOX HILL — LITTLE SILVER 2D1-O033 7B7-31B3 • Individual thermoiUtlcilly con- alon. $570 down to any qualified buyer. Tall treeg and good landscaping fea- 291-0979 Eve. ture this fine four-bedroom, (wo-hatti trolled heat Asking HT.nOO. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor, 63 Rlveralde Ave,, Red Bank. lomft In this fine area. Living room IJINOROPT — Three-bedroom ranch, • Wall-to-wall carpeting 741-4030. iai fireplace. Cheerful dining room fin tailed buement. Car-port. Lsrge lot. Call for appointment to Inspect nd kitchen, full baeement, twn-car HOUEB — FARUB — ACRBAOB ;arafe, Please call for appointment, LINCROrr — Split level. Thro a btd- aklng $33,500. WALKER A WALKER, room*. . l T 747-1100 Now Hit manmy good buyi - Cal< l LAM- bathl. IATII I recrMtioti n RXALTORfl, Ti Realtors, Hwy. 33, flhrowibury. 741-6212, room. Prl X* yard. M Bread St fttd Bank 24-Hour Service. l7il-T_85, |*rlncl(nl» only. Personality Drest Thursday, April 27, 1967—31 THE DAILY REGISTER Comiplete Program Listing* Printed Pattern County Cancer Unit WCBS-TV WNEW-TV Chtnnd . W0R-TV To . WNBC-Ty WAJttC-TV Ctermtl . jmz-rv 2-Captaln KOIMOIM S-Yoga FwMMlth—ilth-Extrcls1 a . Ends Drive fjmnday »:N 1:10 J-Urvt 01 Life—S«Hal t Now Cronklte-Color 11—Fun House—Color *rJtosxirdy—Gamt—Color 4. MSWI Owl Muntley, David ALLENHURST — Announcing Mrs. Harold J. Anderson of £—Romper Room—Color •naklty-Calpr 8:30 the annual crusade figures at the Neptune called for volunteers to RED BANK 7—Everybody'i Talking—Gamt t-MoMato's oMvy-comedy 5—Snooper And Blobber *-N«ws-Joiin Wlngatt, Mary 11-OWgrt-Camedy—Color H-tltHe Rascals—Comedy April meeting of the county Can- help her handle the chapter's CMtUEQN- MoPWIIIpjCdor 1»—JOtOT Society Presents •IrM cer Ssciety chapter, Robert Pat- checkroom concession for per- Vtrflnlt Woolr 3:00: 7:00; »:». 11—Cortoons—Children—Color 31-SI»rthand-Ussons o-News And Wsother ton of Middletown, president, re- EATONTOWN 13—Rodlcol Amerlcont 47-Bw flnpenv-Mystery y 0:40 formanoes of "Mary, Mary," by 11:1] 7:30 9—Farm Report ported Monmouth County's total the Sea View Players in Mon- COMMUNHY- I—News—Jot Bentl—Color S-Ooll«»um—Variety-color •:!S contribution as fifth highest in mouth Shopping Center's Civic Hombm 3:10; 7:10; 0:13, 4—Daniel Bowie—Adventure—Color 7—News—Bill Rice *—Search For Tomorrow—Serial—Color 6—Truth Or -Consequences—Gome—color FREEHOLD 9—For Parents Only he 21 counties of the state. Auditorium, Eatontown, tomor- 4—Eye Guess—Color 7—Batman-Adventure—Color FREEHOLD- 7—Donna Reed—Comedy •:M We were well ahead of last row and Saturday and May 5, 6, c-fllm-rhm Sailors and o Girl- 9 on the U-m 7:10; 8:111. •—Joe Franklin—Variety—Color Jane i"owell—90 mln.—Color 2—Dennis The Menace—Comedy year," said Mr. Patton, "and, as12 and 13. 1J—Latin America—History 11—+lonwmooners—Comedy 4— Birthday House—Color ASBURY PARK 11:4! 13-*Bsnch aef—Cooklno 5—Bold Journey—Travel you know, Cancer Control month Mrs. Hazel Dickson, executive LYRIC- 2—Guiding Lloht—Color 31-On The Job-fire Dept. 7—Virginia Graham 11:ss II—Jack La Lonne—Color lasts until the end of April." secretary, «akl Saturday is the Blow Up 2:10: 7:35; 8:25. •:M 4—News—Newman—Color 13—Pocketful ot Fun Dr. Norman T. Sauer of Allen- chapter's tag day in Asbury MAYFAIR- 1:00 5—Branded—Western—Color 7—Twiggy—New Ym*—Color t:!5 . Hombro 2:1)5; 7:20; t:M. 2—2 At One—Interviews—Color hurst reported that $3,351.82 was Park. 11—Honey Wett—Mystery o-Song Of The Ages-Color 4—PDQ—Cams—Color BRICK TOWN 13—Expo 67—Opening •:M spent by the chapter for home 5-Pltm—Not Wonted- The annual Manalapan Town- 31—Latin Amerlco-Hlstory 2—Leave It To Beaver—Comedy BRICK PLAZA- Sallv Forrest-2 hrs., 30 mln. care cases in February and 47-Sa*or Loflro-Vorlety 7—Ann Sofhem^Comedy ship Auction, for the benefit of Hombre 7:10; 9:20. 7—Fuoltlve— Drama March. This included $910 for two 9—Cartoons—Chlklr«i>—Color the chapter, will be held Satur- TOMS RIVER 11—Millionaire— Drama I:* 11-Mllllonalre—Drama patients with practical nurses; 13-Roundabout-Children J—My Thnee Sons—Comedy—Color 13—American Shrines day, starting at 2 p.m. It will be COMMUNITY— 1:15 4-Star Trek-AdMntunt-Color $540, for five patients requiring Hotel 7:10; 8:35, 13—Tell Me A Story-Children 5-Alfr*d Hltchcock-Oroma 9:30 held on the Englishtown Auction 7-Bewltohed-Comedy-Color 13—Exploring Science household aides; $947.42 for med- 11-fllm—Uv» from a Stronger— 10:00 Saks grounds, Old Bridge Rd., North of Red Bank J—As The World Turns—Serial—Color ication for 23 patients; $675, for Sylvia Skhwy-«0 mln. 2—Candid Camera—Comedy under the chairmanship of Mrs. 4—Le»'§ Moke A Deal—Game—Color 135 public health nursing visits MIDDLETOWN 11—Scarlett Hlll-Serlnl 31—Government tn Transition 4—Srwp Judgment—Game—Color Stephen Lazewski, Dey Grove IJ-Explorlna Moth-Education 47—Myrla Sllvo—Variety 5-Lock Up—Mystery to 12 patients; $260, for colbalt TOWN- 31—Profile— Interview •40 7-Gypsy Rose Lee—Interviews—Color Ed., Englishtown. Hombre 7:20; »:20. j—Film—Toys In the Attic- 9—Charlie Choplln—Comedy therapy for two patients, and $19, Dean Martin—2 hrs. 11—Shorthand—Lessons Plans are going forward for ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 13—Parlons Francois II for transporting one patient for 7-Ttwt Glrl-Comedy-Color 10:10 the chapter's eighth annual din- ATLANTIC- «-Mlke Douglas—Varlery 13—Tell Me A Story-Children cobalt treatment. 4— News—Dlckerson—Color ner-dance -to be held, Saturday, Hotcl 7:00; 8:10. 1:00 10:25 In her service report for Feb- PLAZA- 2—Password—Game—Color 4—OrosneMJromo-^Cotor 4—News—Vanocur—Color May 20, at The Homestead ruary and March, Mrs. Bernard I, > Woman 7:25; B:M. 4-Ooyj 01 Our Uves-Serlol—Color 7—Lova On A Rooftop—color 13-Our Rights—Education Spring Lake Heights. Mrs. Wil- 7—Newlywed Game—Color ai-School News A. Seiple of Asbury Park said KEYPORT »:4S 19:10 liam G. Wrightson of Rumson is 9—Fireside Theater—Oroma 2-Beverly Hillbillies 5,271 dressings were packed and STRAND- 11-Fllm—The Croaked-Sky- 13-Chau Motterpleces 4—Concentrctlon-tColor chairman. The Married Woman 7:00; »:»! Wayne Morris—90 mln. 31-News Herbert Boland 972 bed pads prepared, and that 5—Thin Mon—Mystery Aide 8:34. Jt-Humon Rights Forum . lt:M 7—Dateline: Hollywood 7,444 dressings and bed pads were Members voted lUnanimously llM 4-Oeon Martin—Variety—Color 9—Broken Arrow—Western EAST BRUNSWICK 13—ExBlorlno Our Language 5. Naws Bill Jorgencen-Coler 11—Co rtoons—Children—Color distributed. that a resolution, in appreciation TURNPIKE— 7—ABC Stage 67—Drama—Color Jl—United Nations Mr. Patton disclosed that more of her late husband's years o OUTDOOit — Hombre 7:00! 11:00; J-House Party-Color 11—Perry Mason—Mystery Thla Property la Condemned 8:00. 4-Docton-Serlol-Color IS— Nawifrant— Krauts, Hayrw 10:45 than BOO viewers attended show- devoted service to the chapter be JNDOOR -- Hombre 1:30; 11:30; 7—Dream Girl—Contest—Color 31-Apranaamo> Ingles 13—Alive And About—Nature ings of the chapter's educational sent to Mrs. Stanley W. Prenosi Thla Property Is Condemned 8:30. •-World AdVenhins—Color 47-SoonWl Oramo-Serlal 10:55 (PERTH AMBOY 1J-AM About You-Education ^^ 11:8 7—Children's Doctor—Advice—Color films in the past two months. of Monmouth Beach. AMDOVS DRIVEJN— 11-Fllm Feature 11:00 Crochet this scalloped jaoket 47-Wtamer-Joie I. Lanza Cartoon 7:15: Hombr* 7:21! 10:55; 1M 19:N 2—Andy Griffith-Comedy in white or pastels to top sheaths 13-Parlons Francois III S-Alon Burke—Color 4—Pat Boons—Color Burl Party 9:42. J:H •—World Adventures—Color 5—Astroboy—Cartoon separates. MENLO PARK 7—News—Sanders—Color 13—Senate Hearings 7—Market Sweep—Color Slim lines building up to New! Lace-lovely jacket—quick CJNEMA- >:«• 31—Community Action 9—Ed Allen—Exercise—Color Pre-Marriage Course *-Tell The Truth—Color 47-fumorelo—Variety II—Popeye—Cartoons-Color wide, upstanding band — that's crochet with or without sleeves Horacre 2:00; i:00; 6:00; «:O»: 10:O0. 4-Anolher World-Color 11 :M 11:05 the smash of this simple, skimmy 7—General MotpHal 7—News—Tom Dunn—Color 13-Maglc Of Words-Education in sport yarn or string. Pattern •-Film-Gran* Exit- 4 *lewl Jim Hortz—Color 11:M shape. Isn't this just the kind of 861: siz«s 32-34; 36-38; 40-42; 44- Bankers' Group Edmund Lwn-M mln. 7 flows-Bill Beutel-Coior 13—Working Wllti Science dress you've been searching for? Slated in Red Bank 1J—American Cultune a—Film—The Lucky Stiff— 11:M 46 included. Jl-Latln Amerkja-Hliiory 2-Olck Van Dvke—Comedy Sew it now. Dorottiy lomour—1 hrt. RED BANK -- A four-part Thirty-five cents in coins for Offers Speakers 9:11 11—News—Martin O'Hora 4—Hollywood Sfluares—Color Printed Pattern 9207: Misses' J-Nrws-Cdwards-Color 11:11 5—Chuck McCann—Color course in marriage preparation each pattern — add 15 cents foi KEYPORT - John A. Hurl- 4—Wealher— Frank Field—Color 7—One In A Mllllon-- 7-^rolect Know—Education • tacked the poodle wore collars, Dr. Anders has delivered many Karl Maiden — Milvln Dougla Elitabeth Taylor-W mln. 7:80 here. will be for two flours to permit "HOTEL" — C«l»r t-Film-Twn Gun Lady— 2—News—Worry Arouh—Color The pamphlet expresses Its sup-said Jack P. Sweitzer, township lectures on teenage dating and time for a question and answer 'PLUS — KRIDA.Y NIGHT Peoalc Castle—90 mln. 4—Today-Color marriage preparation, presenting HtrmoiH WrmHs — Animali 11—Huckleberry Hound—Cartoons—Color 7—Cartoons—Children M port for the committee ticket of manager. period which is anticipated. 13—What's New—Children 7:M " Mayor John J. Reilly, 'Council- Reports that one of the attack- what he considers the "common "BEACH »Ml" — Color Jl—Focus on Books— Dlsanslon 2-News-Joe Benll-Color 47-Ooiellne New Jersey 7:10 men John W. Beekman, Donald ing dogs was caught yesterday 2—News—Joseph Send—Color V. Crosta and Harry B. Tumen, were unconfirmed by Community f—Flints tones—Cartoon—Color 7—Co rtoons—Ch Hd ren—Color Car Hits Tree, 11-Little ROKOIS—Comedy 7:1) and Herbert J. Buehler, which Dog Control, Inc. of Farmingdale, Parade Set 1}—University Forum 2—News-Harry Arouh—Color will face the United Citizens ticket which has an annual contract Jl-Fllm Short S-News Driver Ticketed 47-Dlsc-O-ToM-JMierley 1:00 in the May 9 municipal elections. with the township. To Herald RUMSON — Miss Ellen Fitz- simods, 19, of 90 East River Rd., PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ here, was charged with careless In Baseball driving after her car .crashed MIDDLETOWN - The Middte- into a tree on West River Rd. >% m THE town Youth Athletic Association at 8:08 a.m. yesterday. 9 will hold a parade Sunday pro- Police said Miss Fitzsimons' UM claiming the opening of the 1967 car went out of control while she Bab Hope-HijlKs Oilier baseball program. was trying to pass another ve- HESEKHE3E2- The line of march is from St. hicle. "ROtJKNOFTHE Mary's School parking lot on Miss Fitzsimons was treated at • • • * Cherry Tree Farm Rd. to Mid- Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, SEVEN" MMMUMty DAILY NEWS for cuts on the forehead, and re- "trow** ' dletown High School. ( Hombre Three drum and bugle corps, leased. Patrolman Robert Well the Lancers and the Coppertones ner investigated. means marl... from Middletown, and the Buc- Paul Newman is caneers from Union Beach, will Hombre! ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE participate as will Township Com- Charge Driver raitteemen, members of the Rec-Failed to Stop reation Commission and mem- MOW VERIATEI.V-AMX4TIU. I-ITHOUSHTI-^ bers of the MYAA. RUMSON — Thomas E. John- WURONEAN* I WAS IN THE ROSE) Over 1,000 ballplayers are ex- ion, 14 Beach St., Sea Bright, 2 THEATRES! I j3NLV? IVMrCROWN.' S pected to march. Four "Queens" was charged with a stop street will reign over the proceedings. violation following a two-car ac- They are: Judith Witt, 16, "Miss cident on Ridge Ave. at Navesink lawoman, Middletown Baseball;" Debby Ave. at 3:05 p.m. yesterday. makes'DEAR Kastner, 14, "Miss Teener Divi- Police said the car driven by sion;" Karyn Madsen, 10, "Miss Mr. Johnson was in collision JOHN1 look Boys' Division;" and Diane In- with a car driven by Daniel Shea, cardone, 8, "Miss Pioneer Divi- North St., here. like a mbre' sion." Patrolman Robert Wellner in- Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek will vestigated. fairy tale. throw out the first bal' of the "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 season at an exhibition contest BEST FILMS!1 following the parade. -World Journll Trlbrnl nasia Redgrav* PARKER and HART Anlonioni'i THE WEAtD Oflfi BLOW-UP Magistrates ftiapt To Talk On Boat Laws .awomaa -ESSYPERSSON 1. "HOUSE OF USHtt" ASBURY PARK - Magistrates 2. "PREMATURE BURIAL from Monmouth and Ocean Coun- • "PIT 1 PENDULUM" ties will meet here May 6 lor1 PLAZA "TH a joint discussion on trial of Rr. 34, Hosltt / 2M-44H complaints for violation of slate end! for a 4Hi ntt at boating laws. The Saturday morning break NEPTUNE CfTY Matthew fast session at the Empress Motel Roitrt IS / 7744272 Jack Unman will start at 9:30 a.m. Peter J "FORTUNE COOKIE" Gannon, chief of the state Navigi - Alse - By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD ttoo Bureau, will speak on boit "Russians an Coning STEW ROPER fbiuiont an Comlog" Ing laws, rules and regulatU ns • NOWI f THAT JOB 1 MENTIONED/ W-WAIT FOR ME affecting tidal and inland waters I M0-soi»MiK.i mt-vou/ .DEE/" ITS OPEN/ (AT THE CORNER/ . in the resort counties. TRUE TO Mi WHV PONT >0U TELL HIM TO 'AND IT PAYS A YARD ^AROUND MIDNIGHT/ Y0UH6 FOLKS MATlHf E VKHO, THE FEED HK FACE SOMEWHERE A WEEK/- WO Magistrate Harold Halpi rn HANDSOME BUTTOM5/ Deal, president of the Monnwu'h Municipal Judges Association, loN ISBACKAT wWdi will be host, said the COOKYS PRESENTED BY RED BANK members also will discuss dis- The Monmouth TABLE ne position of complaints Involving , SAT. MATINS faiOMNS incompetent persons. College Student " ONLY AT 2 P.M. NWT- Procedures whloh may be fol- Government Atttc. DO 1 OBSERVE Friday. AptU 28, 8:30 P.M. THE i A SLINT QF / THATS HOP-TAL»<; lowed to gain medical attention HE WHO ClOSeS HIS POOR TO 6REEM 1--JUSTPEE1JUSTPEELL # for them Instead of sending them GYMNASIUM CUfiTOMBRS SOON OPENS IT TO THE VDUR EYES? RESPONSIBLE; to Jails, he said, will be pursued. TICWTJ • (5 • |4 - II TftUCKMEMOFHIS CRBWTOB5. MIKE/ FOB THE Kit)/ Ticket InformatUn, Call FREEHOLD «»«U > / 4tl.0t00 They're Unique! 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