Protesters Block Ersey Turnpike ESS™ Ter About a Thousandj Prates- Skristhey Were Arrested After They'failed to Heed Warnings to Dear the Road, Police Said

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Partly cloudy and cool today amUonight. Sunny and milder Ked Bank, Freehold tomb^and Wednesday. ( Long Branch EDITION Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 02 Years VOL 93 NO. 209 RED BANK, N.J., MONDAY, APRIL 26,1971 TEN CENTS. g^^ Protesters Block ersey Turnpike ESS™ ter about a thousandJ prates- SKriSThey were arrested after they'failed to heed warnings to dear the road, police said. The arrests came after most of the road was cleared volun- tarily, police said. The protest began when the. occupants of about 20 cars parked on the road's shoul- ders and began sitting down on both sides of the four-lane • Apwir«i*o)o turnpike. More than 25 miles BLAZE DESTROYS BATH HOUSE — A wall of the abandoned Monte Carlo pool and bath house build- of the turnpike at its south- fng In Asbury Pork crumbles yesterday In* wake of a fire that destroyed Its Interior. Building had been ernmost end was closed dor- abandoned and scheduled for demolition. There were no (niuries reported. ing the demonstration.. Change Listed Police said those arrested U m , were charged as disorderly persons. They were scheduled for arraignment in Mount Km I MM MM \ Laurel before a municipal court judge. ,

ASBURY PARK - A fire termed of suspicious origin yes- "We don't know what the cause of the fire was," he said, . « wmmioio 1 teriay destroyed the abandoned Monte Carlo Pool and Bath- "but we're investigating reports that a couple of kids were were eventu^v able to drive STALL-IN JAMS TURNPIKE - A mammoth traffic jam dogged the house on Ocean Ave. seen leaving the building shortly before it broke out." off the turmnke traffic was northbound lanes of the New Jersey Turnpike at dusk yesterday when The blaze broke out at 11:11a.m. and before it was brought He added that persons have been entering the btfflding for backed UD ten miles in both more'than 1,000 demonstrators staged what appeared to be an im- mdercontroLan hour later, it had sent up 30-foot flames which some time carting away valuable lumber and otner bunding (ijrprtinni5\1t One nnint ii promptu "stall-in" near Swedesboro. State police were forced to close the leveled most of the building. • , materials. . . roadway for nearly 25 miles. Ifre Chief Michael De Sarno said the eastern wall of the There were no injuries reported, but firemen remained on the Fnrotes t vouths taDdtag remains in danger of collapse and for that reason the scene an night for fear of the blaze erupting again. d 'JL Oc^nAve. is blocked to all traffic from Eighth Ave. north. . Chief De Sarno said he expects a demolition crew to begin The Monte Carlo pool had been one of this city's main at- knocking down the remaining walls today. the twettaBtormanyyeaisuntilitwasclosedaboutthreeyears. ,; and The fire was visible for miles and caused many phone caUs tJl/fl'fifl "do X«V to police from area residents who believed that the city's bonfire was set in the T»fWlflate(lfordemoUtiontomakewayfora2S.st«ayWgh of ae southbound lane e p er ed ockîmfldingandspreadiastwaia. *ef ofyears ago. ^ Ld S r Of Prntwt (Zrmins The cWef said that because the building had been aban- Other residents beHevedthat the fire was another in a re- »pet the hnvs nnt of viot «tBeaandwa8abouttobetonidown,itwasalmostiinpossiole cent rash of woods Ores which have plagued New Jersey dur- f and we'U rive vou back WASHINGTON (AP) - etly lead away 124 persons ttonal Peace Action 'Coalitibn. toestimate the damage. mg the past week. Militant war foes and po- the turnpike " said a girl who ver whose Quaker peace vigil at NPAC seeks an end toth e war identified herself as Abi Eddy ty lobbyists turned their the White House grew beyond through huge rallies and the of New Britain, Conn attention to the halls of Con- the 100 persons allowed. People's Coalition stresses Police sat in their radio sress today after the week- Police arrested only those massive civil disobedience cars and watched end's huge and peaceful Capi- who. refused to leave when and nonviolent action for "There are so many of *oi rally, which a poUce offl- asked, and charged them with peace and social justice; spe-• Still Bars Jury oal called the biggest in his- crossing police lines, which cifically.anendtothewarby them and so few of us " said onetrooper. torv- carries a ?25 maxunum fine. Aug. 28, a $6#H) guaranteed Miss Eddy said the idea for Kicking off a two-week The so-called "spring offen- yearly income for a fanffly of tte "staU-in" was formulated campaign of planned nonvio- sive" of leftist actions is four and freedom for "politi- in a roadside restaurant in lent disruption, they sched- coordinated by the People's cal prisoners." Delaware She said about 50 "led calls on congressmen and Coalition for Peace and Jus- The march and rally at the Visit by Cable TV Official persons had sat down on the ?4-hour sessions with senators Uce, which helped put on the Capitol was stuck officially ' ByHALLIESCBRAEtiER E-Bergen. Asbury Park Mayor JcSeph ~ Judge SimmiU said there floor of the restaurant, but >>ig raUy Saturday. with Chief JaryV. Wilson^ FREEHOLD - "Evidence She told reporters after the F. MaSce has reacted ang- was no question that the com- left under orders from Dela- The People's Coalition is a estimate of MO.0O0, but dvd- Of heart strain" will keep public hearing that in one in- Tily to implications Asbury plaint was general and that a warepollce. Mrs. Gloria Hall from testi- stance two councUmen had PaVk is involved, has said he "shotgun approach" had been A spokesman for the New "** aims and a more mih- p seemed much tfieg this week before a Mon- demanded $3,500 for a fran- never saw Mrs! Hall alone used. Jersey Turnpike Authority tant cast than its ally, the Na- larger. mouth County grand jury con- chise and in the second case and has asked the prosecutor Mr. Edelstein" filed a tax- said police were caught total- cerning her allegations of ex- the mayor of a community to make a full investigation. payer's suit against the city ly off guard by the action on A -» T| "| -m Iff '.'./. tortion attempts by unnamed that had a recent controversy theroad. Superior Court Judge Elvin and Telco, aUeging that be- The Zl C! Klittit IÔT*IZ" Iwl AllltYl O. municipal officials, her physi- and a taxpayer's suit over the B. SimmiU Friday gave Ben: fore the city adopted an oral- y wanted sflme pubh- dan said last night. awarding of a CATV franchise jaminiEdelstein, an Asbury nance Jan. 26 awarding the city an d thej^rj e sureg getting XjLo MJ U.J. T J. dJ.1V Xfitlf IXi JJ.S And it is "unlikely" that she had demanded a $5,000 payoff. Park attorney who is chal- franchisfhi e to TelcTlo in returt n -tthlt>.thl^k )ke?J5a5S WlU be able to appear next for 5 per cent of the gross ser-1 ™ cars ™J »°"^ Mr. Keuper has said his lenging the awarding of the • week either, said Dr. Leonard people will start with Mrs. 30-year CATV franchise, 10 vice receipts for subscribers, Urife RdBk Hau'stestimony, - days in which to filo a moro it had an^ffer from Comrau- Mrs. Han is the cable tele- Mrs. HaU's company lost specific complaint. nity Broadcast Commu- W Lin U ^ I ^ Vision company president who out to another company, Tel- Dismissal Denied nicationsfor8percent emonstm 10 g e toM a legislative committee co Productions Inc. of New The judge denied a motion The suit seeks to have the -f. ?c °? f ASBURY'PARK-City po- knife to avoid trouble, accord- life on the line" when he at- last Tuesday that officials of York, when both vied for a by Robert I. Ansell of Asbury »nrew some rocxs at a passing ordinance set aside and to car, DUI ne was quicsiy ^ officers wear black rib. jng to Police Chief Thomas tempted to take the man's two unspecified Monmouth CATV franchise in Asbury . Park, representing Telco, to have the city and Telco re- bons on their badges today as Smith. knife without using his gun. communities had attempted Park. dismiss the complaint. strained from acting under it. sioppea Dy otners. A newspaper pnotograpner flags here are flown at half Mr. Spaulding stabbed the Chief Smith said Sgt. Mon- io extort money from her in taff and police headquarters sergeant twice and was then teparo did not draw his weap- retura for CATV franchises taking pictures of the demon- s for her company, Community strators said ms camera was ^ ^^ m black t0mmm a killed when the mortally on until he was downed by a Broadcast Communications of taken and smasned by several sergeant who died of stab wounded policeman and Pa- knife thrust into his chest wounds Saturday in a struggle trolman John Graham fired at The fatal incident followed Red Bank. She lives in Little youths< Silver. JLJ JL U.^ V>4C-11L V/JL JL ULllULo with a man ponce said was a him. . a complaint by Mrs. Mary former mental patient. "He was dedicated to his Lee Brown of 1015 Springwood Mrs. Hall was reported in The slayer also died at the job," Mr. SicUiano said last Ave., who caUed police to re- fair condition last night at scene police said, when he night."He knew the fellow, port Mr. Spaulding had Rivervtew Hospital, where I \|-*T was shot while continuing an and knew that he could be threatened her with a knife, She was admitted Saturday. I I I 3 I M I I I I 11 /fX I I I attack on the stricken ser- dangerous." Patrolmen Graham and "An electrocardiogram V ill V geant 'Life on Line' Curtis Gunter Jr. were sent to does show evidence of heart Samuel W. Siciliano, acting Mayor Joseph F. Mattice the house, police said, and strain," said Dr. Danzig. "I ByALHORAY several alternate sites for the hasUmeto-"stiidyitsimplica- im *WTIP rirv ?«m city manager, last night sum- and Mr. Siciliano both agreed then radioed for aid in dis- do not feel she wiU be weU LONG BRANCH - Mayor proposed faciUty. His sugges- tions." „ .^ „» u n 'J 'Tmed up local opinions of the that the policeman "put his See Asbury Park^Page 2 enough toleav e the hospital Martha Mitchell, the out- Henry R. Cioffi said last night tions, he said last night, are Drs. James M. Cowan, . , . ^ _ before the end of the week." that ttere is "no major local now being studied bya panel state health commissioner! spoken wife of the U.S.,. At- ate st Jos h M Monte WhenMrs.HaUfanedtoap- significance" to the state's of high-level state officials the and Lloyd W. McCoride, head tomey Oeneral nas the worst paro> fhev jcti£ of the Ue cs .IKS^C;-: pear before the grand jury joint legislative appropria- governor has formed to make of InsUtuUons and Agencies, hairdo of any Amencan worn- attack , ,-p,! T • Thursday because of a report- tions committee voting to recommendaUons on his pro- are two of the governor's fact- an in public life, according to 'wm Be Missed' I hp l ed heart candition, the panel finders for the drug program, a poU taken yesterday by the leave a $350,01) item in thegram. ew J ej "He was a very good police *MV asked for a confirming diag- state budget for the gover- Assemblyman James M. j!| !"? ! Hainlressers and officer," Mr. SicUiano said. Weddings are announced Eaee8 nods "to determine if she is nor's fight against drug Coleman, R.-Mon., also an op- They reported the wave of •^"smetoiogisB Associauon. the victim of a heart attack." abuse. ponent of the local site for the opposition to the plan by city r «He will be îssed byal l our $I00 ,unchcon setfo r Kapian ho^\7™!!"!Z"!!"""Z!page9 Monmouth County Prose- The committee last week program, said he will add a residents to Gov. Cahffl last ,» " ° policemen and the citizens of Bucks batter Bullets again Page 18 cutor Vincent P. Keupor said approved the funds td finance proviso to the budgetary mea- February. Both continue to Cecity." Stanley Cup series even at 2-all £2 Page 18 later that Dr. Charles L. Mill. Sgt. Monteparo, 42, died of Mets and Yankees bombarded .J... Pagel» Gov. •William T-Cahill's sure excluding Long Branch say they are not aware of the knife wounds inflicted when Keyporfs Flynn: Soph sensation... Page 19 er another Red Bank cardio- planned drug treatment cen- from the proposal. governor's final determina- voted mnv logist, would examine her. he tried to talk George E. „„,„-,,„,„ , ' DAILY REGISTER ter, which he has slated to be Gov. Cahill, however, may tion on the local plan. ? i. • «? • • A Dr. Danzig said last night initiated in the former Star of delete items from appropria- A spokesman for the gover- Spaulding into giving him a 5*^ ^ PHONE NUMBERS tertainer Phyllis Diller s the r a he bad discussed Mrs. HaU's the Sea Academy, Chelsea tions bills and may strike the nor said the study panel has .. _î • •---• Classified 14-17 Ma)n Qtm 741^M most hazardous to the hair- case with Dr. Miller, but ar- Ave, . assemblyman's recommenda- not yet made its recommenda- ladies Tennis Clinic i6 sessions' Comics...... 21 ctossU|edAds MHM0 dressm rofession rangements hadI not yet been tion from the measure. . tion to the state's chief execu- 6P ' ^ 5mm _JAdv) Crossword Puzzle 21LegalAdv . 741-0010 made for Dr. Miller to see Mayor Cioffi a staunch op- city Council President Wil- tive. ' . . - Edltorla's 6 Display Adv. 741-0010 her. . . Ponent of the plan tocreat e a bcrt c. RusseU last ^ht said ^ 61 ie«»8e. *"6 center here, Mayor Cim said last 2!?«B SSBM ' AdTl S^T * J? ClrculaUon Dept. 7M33 Mrs. HaU's testimony be- that he was unaware the fig- that he is confident that the F MM last night that the mon- ( , ,,/ . T?sions. $15.531-9874. (Adv.) Financial li SportsDept. 741.M17 tore the Assembly Committee Ure was approved by the state committee wiU reviewhi s rec- ^ dehvers all menui items special Meeting of Union Beach MoroscoPe • r-Jl Women's News 741-OMO an Transportation and Public body. ommendations for alternate 1 ma be ^.-™-9220.741-3382. Board of Education on Movies ..10 Accounts Payable 741-0010 UtlUtiw w«s referred to the , sites for a youthful drug cen- 1165 £J* X Study Planned (Adv.) Tuesday. April 27 at 8 p.m. Pur- """a * Acct's Receivable 741-0010 prosecutor by the committee He declined comment on ter and wttl make a /avorable chairman, Harold HoUenbeck, estamisnea. . the issue, however, until he report to Gov. Cahffl. Cash and Carry Rug Cleaning, pose of meeting is to award Sfc™ -18, |» Mlddletown Bureau 671-2250 . The mayor has suggested save 20%. Shehadi Rug, Bt. 35, bids for industrial arts equip- J, ' Jn, " ""• i"1.' • I*"*0"1 BBreau 4mm Shrewsbury and Sea Girt ment and portable office com- WomensNews ».!• Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 • (Adv.) plex. (Adv) r~*-*\' ^ - - *^,.H-^_.,. ^^ 2 Tba Daily Renter, Red Bank-MiddlelowmN. J., Monday, April 26,1971 ' J Astronaut Sees Space As 'Door' to Infinite Rooni•ih," portunity to see us - all of us BED BANK — Astronaut craft. two- -and I,began to develop a The astronaut said a Russell L. Schweickart be- view of the planet as a whole, lieves that the first space stage "space shuttle" craft is planned for construction this without city, county, state or flight over ten years ago other boundaries," he said. "opened up a door to a room year. He said both ships would be manned, and would Cover With Thuml) which has no back wall-no • "You cannot come back to boundaries except the hori- be equipped with wings to en- able them to land at airports earth the same person when zon." ; out- you realize that if you stand Taking time out from a upon returning from erspace. on the moon and raise your busy schedule, the astronaut thumb, you can completely returned to the county of his "We can re-use these ve- hicles without going through a cover earth and all that childhood Saturday night in means everything to you." an attempt to bring the hori- lot of refurbishing," he said. . "There is no question that "You come back \vith a zon into focus for more than little more kindness and char- 20D persons who attended the man will move through out- erspace, but the only question ity for the different people in annual Mid-Monmouth-Great- the world," he added. _• er Freehold Chamber of Com- is when," he added. merce installation dinner at Mr. Schweickart said he de- Installed as officers for 1971 the Molly Pitcher Inn. rived many intangible ben- were: Edmund H. Tou- tounchi, president; John J. The former Wall Township efits from his space trip. Quoting the comic strip char- McAteer, first vice president; resident, who was the first Arthur Sehreiber, second vice man to transfer from one acter Pogo, he said "We have seen the enemy, and he is us." president; Frank G. Warner, spaceship to another during treasurer, and Mrs. Bertha W. Knssell L. Schweickart the Apollo 9 manual modular "In my 10-day trip around Fleeson, secretary. lunar flight in March, 1969, the world, I had a unique op- capsulized his experiences in the space program and then urged support for extended space exploration. "Flying in a space capsule is not much different from flying in a plane - instead of thousands of feet, the object flies hundreds of miles upwards," he said. Sky Is Black ' ' Mr. Schweickart said that BudgetSlashErrorFound although the sky is a blue col- or when viewed from earth, it gradually becomes black when seen from 40 miles up. Hitting on a light note, the as- Hazlet School Board (Continued) tronaut said the space flights arming Mr. Spaulding, who budget cut-for not heeding a "really are not big things - it HAZLET - "We added it up budget is cut as it was by the was recently released from just takes a lot of gas." governing body, the state aid warning given them by board Marlboro State Hospital. and came up. $21,033 short," "Everything is not peaches Arnold Miller, chairman of is automatically reduced as members that the $21,033 Meanwhile, police said, the well, so that in the case at shortage would arise. assailant's brother, Willie and cream up there. Try to the Board of Education's fi- drink a' glass of water when .nanee committee, explained hand, $21,033 more should be "We cautioned them on it at Spaulding of Sixth Ave., tried raised by local taxation. least we cautioned the may- the air pressure holds the wa- last night. to talk him into giving up the ter in the glass,'' he said. Mr. Miller was elaborating "It's not at all a simple sub- or," Mr. Miller said. knife and had to flee the traction," Mr. Miller stated. The board has appealed the house to avoid being attacked In urging Americans to sup- on a charge he made at port the space program re- Now,- he added, since the budget cut to the state com- by his brother. IFriday's board meeting that gardless of the economic pres- amount to be raised by local missioner of education, who the Township Committee is known to policeman sures currently prevalent, Mr. guilty of "gross neglect or ig- taxes has been certified to the will automatically restore the Chief Smith said Sgt. Mon- $21,033 even if he sustained Schweickart pointed out the / Rejliter Staff Pboto "norance" in determining the county and a new tax rate teparo responded to the call results of the space flights. NEW LOOK IN FREEHOLD — Freehold Borough Mayor J. William. amount to be raised by local * struck, the $21,033 cannot be the $400,000 slash, the board for assistance and the fatal "The United States is world Boyle, left, congratulates James P. Kovacs on the opening of his profes- taxes for the 1971-72 school included in that rate. member added. attack took place. The ser- leader in computer tech- sional building at 10 E. Main St. The building, which contains 10,000 "The only thing to do is to Mayor Morales could not be budget. geant answered the call, po- nology. .. the .weather satel- square feet of office space, is a remodeled Acme supermarket. Mr. Ko- The finance chairman de- borrow it, or take an advance reached last night for com- lice said, because he knew ment. lites can help us understand, vacs' engineering firm, Kov Enterprises, Inc., will occupy most of the • clared the Township Com- on state aid," Mr. Miller said. Mr. Spaulding and he thought predict and eventually control building, with the remainder rented to New Jersey Realty Title Insurance mittee, which pared $100,000 In either case, he ex- he could disarm him without a weather.. . and the commu- Co., and two doctors. The reconstruction was designed and supervised bV • plained, the $21,033 will have Meeting in regular session serious incident. ,from the defeated school Friday, the board approved nications satellites connect Alan P.'Hilla, ot Mr. Kovacs' firm, and" Asbury Park architect Jack' •budget, erred by $21,033 in to be raised through a sub- Although the two men died use of Haritan High. School by people all around the world," Oi*osz, »••.•• ' • •;•• ,.. •..•:,.....•,.,•.' ' :"•'• 'certifying to the county sequent year's taxes. There- in an area stricken by racial he said. fore he feels the Township Brookdale College, is an off- $4,015,285 to be raised by local strife last July, city officials Joint Effort Committee's alleged oversight campus learning center begin- and black leaders immediat- .taxation for school purposes. ning in September. The astronaut said many :He said what the com- constitutes deferral of a tax ely issued statements saying increase. Two elementary school nations will participate in a mitteemen failed to realize is there were no racial implica- planned 1974 launch of a large Mr. Miller also scored May- teachers wepe.;hired,.;,fpr the tions or overtones connected ean that under the Bateman Act .1971-?? schijelijiear^-They are antenna to remain stationary regulating state aid to or Joseph A. Morales and with the double slaying. over India to improve the Committeeman William F. Miss Donna iWijsqp of Keyport "This was clearly an issue schools, the higher the budg- and Miss M.ary Federico of communications problem in et, the greater the aid. Bourbeau-the only com- where a man was mentally that "underdeveloped coun- 1 mitteemen, he said, who even Middletown/Both will receive ill," Chief Smith said. "There By the same token, Mr. salaries of $7,700 annually. try." Miller went on, when the approached the board on the is nothing racial about it." Equipped, • Staffed < "It will help the govern- The chief termed the in- ment communicate solutions OCEAN TOWNSHIP - In a vacation and two men w"ho spections revealed that, "evt cident "very, very tragic." to agricultural problems to letter to all five councilmen, are attending an eight-week ery car contained all required William Rogers, Later, at the home o£ the the small cities," he added. Township Manager Jack P. police school." and necessary equipment witn AreaTransit Unit white sergeant, the city's first Mr. Schweickart said this Sweitzer reported he has "I realize that.during elec- the exception thatthe'firstajd Was Registrar black police chief broke down nation's first space station •made inspections of all three tions certain allowances must kits from three of the $rs., and sobbed. -Sky Lab — is to be launched police department shifts and be made for campaign rhetor- were out being refilled. Respect Voiced "My inspection revealed FREEHOLD - William L. in 19a found the seven police cars ic," the township manager Battles Fare Hike Black leaders who have dis- •that every man was adequat- Rogers, 69, a long-time state Two three-man teams will and the men properly wrote, "i do not wish to inject agreed with Sgt. Montcparo's ely supplied...except three employe, died Saturday at his be launched to eventually equipped. . myself into this, campaign and 'but claim they re- men could not produce their home, 113 W. Main St. X and he He added that, according to our police officers are even more reticent to comment on night sticks and one could not voted over the weekend to an authoritative national pub- political statements. produce his Mace. Mr. Rogers served for more protest the proposed railroad in the lab 28 days. He said two lication, staffing the depart- issues, include Donald Ham- other three-man teams would "There is an extra supply than 40 years with the state fare hikes at the state Depart- into effect on Jan. 1? ment is above average.- "However, the record must Department of Trans- When the state granted the mary, Mary Johnson and Will- be launched to spend an addi- be.set straight for two basic of all essential equipment and ment of Transportation hear- ie J. Hamm. Mr. Sweitzer told Mayor portation, and at the time of last round of increases, it said tional 56 days of the nine John J. Reilly and Coun- reasons: these minor items have been. r ing here tonight. :: Mr. Hammary and Sgt. months the lab is to be in or- issued. I also found that the his death, was chief title ex- The hearing was called by it would investigate the im- cilmen John W. Beekman, "1. Widespread unfounded aminer for the department. provements the lines were to Monteparo traded verbal bit. rumors about understaffed desk dispatcher.has available the department to sample the blows on a television debate Herbert J. Buehler, Donald V. make, and if found in- "With this lab we can un- Crosta and Joseph A. Palaia and under-equipped police at his station much of this Mr. Rogers was born in opinions of commuters from on the city's racial.woes. sufficient, could repeal the derstand how to utilize space, he is writing them after cause undue alarm and con- equipment.,." Bradley Beach and had lived the shore area and the MCC's Mrs. Johnson, "who had a fare hikes. and to understand how the seeing reports that the Police cern among our residents. Concerning one candidate's . here for the past 32 years. He attorney Milton Mausner is confrontation with the ser- sun operates since It is the urging all commuters and mu- Although the Penn Central Department "is not properly "2. Persons with criminal allegation of understating, served as registrar of vital received a 25 per cent in- geant last year, said this primary influence on the inclinations who take these Mr. Sweitzer quoted from the statistics and as health officer nicipal officials to attend. weekend that ".. .Joeywas v equipped and staffed." crease last time as opposed to weather here," he said. He noted that he was ac-. statements as truthful might Municipal Index, a publica- for Freehold for the past 28 just as interested in better 91,000 a Pound tion of the Buttenheim Pub- The hearing is scheduled the 15 per cent granted to the conditions for the West Side companied on the inspections believe it is safe to make the years. Mr. Schweickart said the lishing Corp., which also pub- for 7:30 p.m* in the third floor Penn Central, shore commu- as we are." last Wednesday and Thursday Township of Ocean a target meeting room of the Red ters on the New York to Long "most important factor" of for their illicit activities. lishes the nationally circu- He was an exempt member Mr. Hamm said the deaths by Police Chief Harry Har- Bank Municipal Building. Branch Railroad paid the future space flights is to find Should Refrain lated American City maga- of the Bradley Beach Fire of the two men was a personal vey, who also signed the letter Mr- Mausner and MCC smaller increase. The two an inexpensive way to make addressed to the five cpun- "ILIs_myJopejhat.allj!ilfc. zta£L_- "Co., #3, and was a 32nd de- _shockl maddedLthathe had .. [_t4,e^n--^haiman-toephJ«alaratT-:aJarger-lines-jointly-cwn4hl 'those flights. Pointing out that didates in this election will re- 'Nearly 230,000 police, offi- gained "a great deal of re- cilmen. cient Accepted Scottish Rite Middletown Township Com- N.Y.L.B. it now costs $l,ooo for every Inspection frain from making statements cers protect the lSVmllUon spect" for the police officer's pound launched, he said that Americans living under urban Masons of the Trenton Valley. mitteeman, will represent the If the full increases are Mr. Sweitzer said he in- about our police department, commitment to betterment of it is hoped to cut that cost governments throughout the seven-town utility and trans- granted after this round of the city's problems. spected all seven, police cars at least until they make a down to $100 per pound by de- United States. This averages Surviving are his widow, portation watchdog organiza- hearings, shore commuters A Noted Athlete and "every officer with the thorough check of the facts." Mrs. Marieta L. Rogers; a will find themselves paying 35 veloping a re-usable space- Mr. Sweitzer said his in- 1.61 officers per 1,000 people." tion. To be discussed at the Sgt. Monteparo was a life- exception of three who are on daughter, Mrs. David G. hearing are: . per cent more than their monthly commutation before Jong city resident He was a .Scott, Kingston, R.I., and - A 20 per cent increase for noted sports figure while at-, Jan. 1. three grandchildren. the Jersey Central Railroad tending Asbury Park High. which received a 15 per cent If the increases are grant- School, being named an all-: The Freeman Funeral increase last year. ed, the Central Jersey and Weather: Cloudy and Cool Home of Freehold, is in state baseball and football - A10 per cent increasejor Penn Central would gain player/ charge of arrangements. the Penn Central Railroad $900,000 a year, $400,000 of it Partly cloudy and cool the Sierra Nevada mountains. ened the central plains to the Sandy Hook which was granted a 25 per from commuters on the shore He also played baseball for today, high 55-60. Clearing Heavy snow warnings were ' lower Missouri Valley and Today-High 9:42 p.m. and , cent increase last year. line. a year with the New York and continued cool tonight, posted for portions of Wyom- sections of the Mid-Atlantic low 3:30 p.m. ' : Yankee's farm system. low in low 40s. Tomorrow fair, ing, with six inches of snow states, while a few snow flur- Tomorrow - High 10:12 Mft. Sihcrsleiii . He was a three-year Army high around 60. Wednesday blanketing Lander during the ries fell in Northern Michigan. a.m. and 10:30 p.m. and low OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. ' veteran of the Korean War. fair with seasonable tempera- night. Heavy snow accumula- '4:18a.m. and 4:18p.m. Roslyn Silverstein, 47, the He was athletic director for. tures. tions also covered Ogden, Clear and dry weather ex- For Red Bank and Rumson the Boys Club of Monmouth; tended over the rest of the na- widow of Bernard Silverstein In Long Branch, yes- Utah and South Lake Tahoe, bridge, add two hours; Sea County and was secretary of- tion. who developed the Middle- Births terday's high was 55 and the Calif. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; the Winter Golf League. brook at Monmouth complex j low was 35. It was 50 at 6 p.m. Gusty winds accompanied Temperatures before dawn Long Branch, deduct 15 min» ranged from 27 at Rawlins, here, died in Monmouth Me- RIVERVIEW (nee Georgieanna Horowitz), Sgt. Monteparo was pro- The overnight low was 40 and the snow in some sections . utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 Wyo., to 79 at Key West, Fla. dical Center, Long Branch, Red Bank Yellow Brick Road, Farm- moted to that rank last Ja- the temperature at 7 this ' with gusts up to 56 m.p.h. bat- minutes. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ditta ingdale, daughter, April 22. nuary. He was a former state morning was 43. tering Rocky Springs, Wyo. delegate for Local 6, Patrol- Mrs. Silvers|ein, who re- actton this week, probably Tuesday, on a bill extend- St. Ann's Catholic Church, today in the rtjurder trial of The state is seeking the The other defendants, John rather than the 10-acre min- children with them for regis- ing the draft and eliminating future deferments for college Mr. Oinato was a member of Daniel Brewer of Neptune, ac- death penalty for Brewer, 21, G. Tillman, 25, of 17 Stevens imum size the council has pro- tration, together with birth students. , • the local Knights of Colum- cused of the fatal shooting of who is accused of firing the Place, New Shrewsbury, and posed." certificate and all inoculation Its version would permit current undergraduates to keep bus. John Russo Sr. in Asbury shots which killed the 77- Thomas Jackson, 27, of 84 Tin- Mayor Salkind said the or- records. Children must be five their deferments until their four years of college are com- Surviving are his widow, - Park last New Year's Eve. year-old victim during an al- dall Road, Middletown, also dinance "deliberately goes years of age on or before Oc- pleted. . . Mrs. Elsie Cranga Osnato; Although the prosecution leged holdup attempt at the accused of the murder, are to against the Planning Board's tober 1,1971. The House already has approved extending the draft for and the defense each had two Russo home, 535 Prospect be tried separately. ' two sons, Alexander F. Osnato two years past its June 30 expiration date. Senate debate is peremptory challenges left, Ave., Asbury Park. Brewer's Jr., here, and James Osnato due In abdut'two weeks. Monmouth County Court address is 1926 Greenwood of Sayreville; two daughters, " Mansfield said the legislation has faced a comparatively Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. Ave., Neptune., To Take Bus Trip Mrs. Elaine Zonak of Parlin and Mrs. Patricia Dryburgh, fasy path so far but "This time I think it will encounter announced Friday the trial The usual procedure in a HOLMDEL - The Half serious opposition." "'•''. would get underway with only criminal trial is to select 14 here; five brothers, Lawrence Century-Club will take a bus and Anthony Osnato, both of 13 jurors, to avoid further jurors, including two alter- trip to New York tomorrow. No other bank delay. nates. At the conclusion of Jersey City, Michael Osnato f>riest;l(iood Celibacy Preferred An American flag was dedi- of Ozone Park, N.Y., Nicholas Jury selection took all •testimony, 12 jurorsare cho- cated at the last meeting of DETROIT - Asked if he could work with a priesthood week, with 124 prospective ju- sen by lot to render a verdict. Osnato of Pompano Beach, the senior citizens unit, which Fla., and Arthur Osnato of that included married men, the nation's top Roman Catholic rors individually questioned However, that is a matter is sponsored by the Board of Long Island, N.Y.,'and 11 leader, John Cardinal Dearden, smiled worriedly, spread his on such matters as their of insurance against a juror Recreation Commissioners. offers you a grandchildren. hands and said: , knowledge of the case or par- becoming incapacitated, not a "You can live with almost anything." ' ticipants in it, their ability to legal requirement. Father-Son Event The John J. Ryan Home for He said the issue has been cast into sharpened focus by convict in a case which could The jury will be seques- Funerals is in charge of ar- NEW MONMOUTH - Cub rangements. new, comprehensive studies' showing that most American end in capital punishment, tered throughout the trial, Scout Pack 144, sponsored by wider choice of loans priests favor an end to celibacy in favor of the option to marry and the degree of inconven- which is expected to take all St. Mary's Catholic Church, Free Mail for Queen and that a fifth say they would exercise the option. ience that would be caused by week. Three jurors chosen will have a father-son Webelos "We're now aware that there is an intensity of concern sequestration. last Monday have already meeting tonight at 7:30 in the LONDON (AP) - Letters to • about it that can't be ignored," he said as 250 bishops from Not Prejudiced been sequestered fora week. St. Mary's School cafeteria. Queen Elizabeth may be across the nation began assembling here for their semiannual The nine men and four The trial was to begin with The regular meeting will be mailed without postage, the meeting, which opens tomorrow. women, all white, who were opening statements from As- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Eu- British Post Office Guide ad- He made clear in an interview yesterday that he person- seated on the panel, swore sistant Prosecutor Thomas J. phemia Hall. . vises. ally believes the celibacy' discipline is valuable to the whole church and should be retained. But he said the priests' views also must be considered. Cardinal Dearden, president of the National Conference Widow Files Suit of Catholic Bishops, said he would "not even guess" what they majrdo about the question at their meeting here. "They have a mind of their own," he said. In Fatal Gar Crash- preci6us7urs FREEHOLD - Mrs. Anne cident; is suing on behalf of Maltzman, 1498 Rustic Drive, herself and her husband's es- demand special Ocean Township, has filed tate. Tot Unhurt in Fall suit for damages against Mr. and Mrs. Maltzman Ocean Township and three were passengers in a car driv- care! other defendants involved in a en by David Weinstein, of From Speeding Car motor vehicle accident which Rustic Drive, on •Monmouth I fur owners: furs look and claimed the life of her hus- Road when it was in a colli- ' wear better after Canadian's HOLMDEL - State Pohce on the Garden State.Parkway band, Harry Maltzman, Feb. sion with a patrol car driven storage! agreed that a near-miracle saved the life of four-year-old 7. by Sgt. Thomas Fliedner, who who can you trust more? Mas- Brian Gray of Warren Saturday. Mrs. Maltzman, who claims was responding to a holdup ter furriers for 56 years! Young Brian, riding northbound on the parkway with his she was also injured in the ac- alarm. parents and three brothers, apparently opened the door of the Mr. Weinstein, Sgt. Flied- family car, which was traveling 60 miles an hour amid traffic ner and El-Kof Leasing Co. of new' moving at the same speed. His father, Richard Gray of 123 Asbury Park, owner-of the car •idFi Smokerise Drive, Warren, watched in horror as Brian tumbled o w Kindergarten Mr. Weinstein was driving, is an out into the fastmoving traffic. are also defendants in the tchen lOAeW "He just got up and ran off the road," reported Trooper Wil- Registry Set suit. ret» Visit one of our conveniently located ofljces for a liam Crowell of Holmdel Barracks, who investigated the in- •ustot* SHREWSBURY - The Boro Ocean Township Municipal business loan. We'll help you launch a new busi- cident. "Then he waited at the side of the road until his father Court Judge Vincent' J. 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He suffered a few mission to drop death by auto scrapes and bruises, but was otherwise unhurt. tion will be conducted in the personal, home improvement, boat, auto & busi- Broad Street auditorium on charges against Mr. Weins- "It was a miracle the traffic didn't hit him," a State Police Wednesday during the hours tein. ness loans, mortgages & sewer hookup loans. sergeant said yesterday. , '** of 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 Mrs. Maltzman claims that spectacular The incident occurred just north of Telegraph Hill Park. to 3 p.m. she and her husband's other TRADE-IN-OFFER! Children must be five years heirs - a son, Michael Maltz- your OLD FUR may be of age on or before Nov. 1, man of 95 College Ave., Ea- worth many dollars! tontown, and a daughter, and many others too 1971 to be eligible for enroll- Bring your old fur in and lot our ment in the kindergarten. A Lynne Maltzman Ehrlich of experts evaluate it toward* the 1502 Rustic Drive, Ocean purchase of a brand new fur. 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J., Monday, April 36,1971 Carl D. Carlson, Architect, Dies William G. Meyer, MANALAPAN - Carl%; Tax Payment Obituaries Carlson, 51, of Scott Lane, died Ttursday in Clark. ' < i Dealer in Marlboro Mr. Carlson w.as an archi- MARLBORO - William G. boro Planning Board* and a tect employed by the,firm of Meyer Sr., 72, of Rt. 9, died member of the local Senior Vogel, Bach and Baumann of Brings Timed PenaM Citizens Club and the Affil- on probation for 18 months. Wednesday at Jersey Shore Scotch Plains. MIDDLETOWN - Roger month. DeGarmo, Aviation iated Republican Club of Mon- Medical Center, Neptune. He He was born in Moscow, Gardella, former president of . With permission of the mouth County. Charge Downgraded was president of the William Idaho, and had lived here four the defunct Caesar Construc- county prosecutor, Judge Meyer Wholesale Hardware The charge was down- Surviving are his widow, years. tion Corp. of 4 Oneida Ave., Massell dismissed after pre- Co., here. Mrs. Margaret Meyer; a son, graded from possession of sto- Adviser, Engineer He was a member of the Highlands has six years pro- liminary hearing a charge of William P. Meyer Jr., here; a len property with permission RED BANK - George Jay sional Engineers Society. Mr. Meyer was born in New F&AM of Newark, and the bation in which to pay off threatening to kill against York City and had resided daughter, Mrs, Betty Dalik, at state Society of Architects of more than $4,000 in unemploy- of county prosecutor. DeGarmo, 72, of 11 Vista PL, He was a member of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Wil- Lawrence Schwartz of 229 died yesterday at his home. First Church of Christ Scien- here 30 years. He was a past Newark. ment taxes and penalties he .Port Monmouth Road, East president and charter mem- liam Bancroft Sr., Freehold, George Everingham of 101 Mr. DeGarmo was well- tist of Red Banlf. Surviving are his widow, owes the state of New Jersey. Keansburg. ber of the Robertsville Volun- and Mrs. Martin Nessel, Locust St., Belford, drew two known in both aviation and Surviving are his widow, Brooklyn; eight grand- Mrs. Genevieve Tiqe Carlson; When Mr. Gardella pleaded Also dismissed was a S50 fines when he pleaded teer Fire Company. He was a a son, Wayne Carlson, serving engineering circles 'through- Mrs. Ruth Taylor DeGarmo; past secretary of the Marl- children, and six great-grand- guilty to failure to turn over charge of simple assault. Mrs. guilty to being drunk and dis- out the shore, having served two sons, Lindley H. De- children. with the Air Force in New the taxes to the state as re- Shirley Schwartz, the defend- orderly and to destruction of Garmo of Baltimore, and Mexico; a daughter, Doreen quired by law, Municipal as president of his own engi- The Freeman Funeral ant's wife, who filed the property. He admitted smash- George J. DeGarmo 3rd of . Arthur L. Hallam Carlson, at home, and his fa- Court Judge Jerry J. Massell neering company, and as a Home, Freehold, is in charge- charges, requested she be ing windows in St. Mary's Washington, D.C.; two daugh- RED BANK - Arthur L. ther, carl F. (Jarison of ;has fined him $250 on member of the Monmouth of arrangements. allowed to withdraw them. 'School, New Monmouth. County Aviation Advisory ters, Mrs. Robert F. Harper Hallam, 80, of 3 Brown Place, Seattle, Wash. 1 each of two counts, sentenced Judge Massell assessed $10 Committee. of Corona Del Mar, Calif., and died Wednesday at the Ivy The Hulse Memorial Home him to 30 days irrthe county court costs. James Sappo of 11 Foxhurst He was born in Flushing, Mrs. Nancy R. Janssen of House Nursing Home, Middle- Charles V. Halpin of Englishtown is in change of jail, and put him on three John Gerecke of 11 Andover Road, Holmdel, who pleaded N.Y., and had lived in Colts Manchester, N.H.; a brother, town. WEST LONG BRANCH - arrangements. ' years probabtion for each St., who pleaded guilty to tak- guilty to shoplifting two LP Neck before moving here 15 Elmer C. DeGarmo of Winter Mr. Hallam was born in At- Charles V. Halpin, 66, of 45 count. The fines and the jail ing money under false pre-. records worth $8.78 from Two years ago. Park, Fla., and 11 grand- lantic Highlands, and lived in Hollywood Ave., died Friday Angello Morelli sentence were suspended pro- tences, received a six-month Guys store, Rt. 35, was fined He had been president of children. Hazlct before moving here 10 at Monmouth Medical Center, viding Mr. Gardella pays the jail sentence and a §250 fine, ?50. DeGarmo Engineering Inc., The Worden Funeral Home yeacs ago. Long Branch. LONG BRANCH - Angelo state off at the rate of $50 a both suspended, and was put Farmingdale, until August of Red Bank is in charge of He was a former member Mr. Halpin was born in Jer- Morelli, 78, of 389 Morris Ave., George P. Burfiend of when he sold the business. arrangements. of the First Methodist Church sey City, and at the time of died Friday in Momnonth Me- Spring Lake pleaded guilty to He had served as a member : of Atlantic Highlands. his death was secretary-trea- dical Center. soliciting without a permit. ~. of the county's aviation advi- Morris Kaplan Mr. Hallam retired 11 years surer of Teamsters Local 660 Ijprn in New York, he was a MCAP MayRehire He was fined $10. sory group for several years ago after serving 25 years as of Jersey City. former resident here who FREEHOLD-Morris Pleading guilty to a charge at the time when the county .a stationary fireman with the He was a communicant of moved to Newark and re- of dumping trash on -private Kaplan, 75, of 11 Spring Ter., "post engineers at Ft. Mon- turned here a year ago. He re- was considering buying and died Thursday at the Veterans St. Michael's Catholic Church property, Pasquale L. Adi-' mouth. tired in I960 after working 35 developing a publicly owned Administration Hospital, Bast of Long Branch. 7 Fired Employes letta cf 33 E. Lincoln Aye. He is survived by two sons, airport. Orange. Surviving are his daughter, years for Borden's Milk Prod- was fined $10. • Mr. DeGarmo attended Ste- Norman .L. Hallam, with Mrs. Loretta Roper, West ucts, Newark. He was born in Poland and He said the workers re-* vens Institute of Technology whom he lived, and Arthur G. Long Branch; four grand- Mr. Morelli was a member, LONG BRANCH - Hiring had come to this country 61 <5eived lay-off notices April 16. for two years and was gradu- Hallam of Freeport, L.I.; a children, and two brothers, of the West Side Memorial preference will be held for Anthony Cipolla years ago and had lived here He added that the salaries ated from Tulane University. brother, Ernest Hallam of. Joseph Halpin and Frank Hal- Post, VFW, Newark. seven field workers dismissed 20 years. He was a retired tai- by the Monmouth Community involved total about $20,000 LONG BRANCH - Anthony He was a member of both Rumson; a sister, Mrs. Ethel pin, both of Jersey City. Surviving is Ms widow, Mrs. lor. Action Program inc., accord- and that'jobs were cut in an Cipolla, 75, of 331 Morris Ave. Stevens and Tulane Alumni Rice of West Long Branch; The John E, Day Funeral Josephine Morelli; two broth- Mr. Kaplan was a member ingto WilbertC. Russell,dep- economy move. MCAP offi- died Saturday in Riverview Clubs. seven grandchildren, and 10 Home of Red Bank, is in ers, Joseph Morell, Oakhurst, of Congregation Agudath Ach- uty MCAP director. cials made deletions which Hospital, Red Bank. He was a member of the So- great-grandchildren. charge of arrangements. and Val Morell of Deal, and a im, here, and the local Jewish they thought would least ef- Born in Palermo, Italy, he ciety of Tulane Engineers; a The Worden Funeral Home sister, Mrs. .Mary Formica, Only one of the seven em- War Veterans post. ployes has been identified. He .fect the program, he said. had lived here 50 years. life member of the American of Red Bank is in charge of here. Surviving are his widow, John J. Bnrdak is Donald Hammary, former He was a retired clothing Society of Photogrammetry, arrangements. • The Hoffman Funeral Mrs. Julia Wheeler, presi- Mrs. Pauline Kaplan; a son, director of the Asbury Park presser and had worked for and a member of the Pre- KEYPORT - John J. Bur- Home is in charge of arrange- dent of MCAP's board of di- Melvin Kaplan of North Bel- MCAP Center. several area manufacturers. Stressed Concrete Institute. Mrs. M. J. Milne dak, 4$, of SO Chandler Ave., ments. rectors, said she does not lmore, L.I.; a daughter, Mrs. know how the seven employes He is survived by a son.. He was a member of the died Friday in Riverview Hos- Mr. Russell said last night Sophie Pollard of Union; two UNION BEACH - Mrs. pital, Red Bank. that the lay-offs were due only were selected for dismissal. Vincent Cipolla of Memphis, National Pilot's Association; brothers, Sidney Kaplan, Margaret J. Milne, 86, of 611 Mrs. Bertha Lockhart Bom in SayreviHe, Mr. Bur- to "an economy measure."- He She said Mr. Russell made the Tenn., and two grandchildren. the Aircraft Owners and Pi- here, and Meyer Kaplan of Bay Ave., died Friday in Mon- dak had lived here 18 years. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. cited an Office of Equal Op- determination in the absence The Hoffman Funeral lots Association, and the Sil- Bronx, and six grandchildren. mouth Medical Center, Long He was employed by E. I. du- Bertha Lockhart, 91, of 30 , portunity budget cut of $50,000 of Mr. Taylor, who is vaction- Home, here, is in charge of ver Wings Fraternity. The Freeman Funeral Branch, after a brief illness. Pont de Nemours, Inc., Par- Richard Ter., widow of last year and expected cut- ing. arrangements. Mr. DeGarmo served with Home is in charge-of arrange- Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, La. Mr. Bnrdak was a com- George Lockhart, died backs in federal funds this the Army during World War I, ments. Mrs. Mime had lived here 34 Thursday in the Ivy House year. and was a World War II veter- municant of St. Joseph's Cath- years. Formerly of Nursing Home.' "When and if funds become an of the Naval Aviation Ser- olic Church and a Third De- Mrs. Marion Reed Bloomfield, she was the wid- Born in Newark, Mrs. Lock- available," Mr. Russell said, vice. He was a retired captain gree Member of the Knights ow of Alexander S. MUne. hart lived in Highlands 25 "these people will have the in the Naval Reserve, and RED BANK •- Mrs. Louise of Columbus. He was an Army She was a member of the years before moving here six first chance at the jobs." HYDRANT was a member of the Retired Gervasio Reed, 52, of 23 Lake- veteran of World War II. Grace Methodist Church, the years ago. Mr. Hammary became a Officers Association of Cen- shore Drive, died Wednesday Surviving are his widow, Senior Citizens Club, the Surviving are a son, George controversial figure last July tral Jersey. at Riverview Hospital. Mrs. Eleanor Kahel Burdak; FLUSHING Union Beach Democratic J. Lockhart of Phoenix, Ariz.; when he was charged by the He was a member of the She was born in South Or- three brothers, Frank Burdak NOTICE TO ALL ange, where she had resided Club, the Borough Election four grandchildren, six great- Asbury Park Patrolmens Ben- Freehold Rotary Club; Chi Board and the March of of Perth Amboy and Charles CONSUMERS OF THE until coming here in 1958. She and Edward Burdak of Sayre- grandchildren and 10 great- evolent Association with inter- Psi Fraternity, and both the Dimes Crusade. fering with police officers dur- was a member of the Rosary- ville; and two sisters, Mrs. great-grandchildren. • national and state Prpfes- A former chief daughter of ing racial unrest there. Altar Society of St. James Rose Firczuk and Mrs. Paul- Arrangements are directed GORDON'S CORNER WATER CO. Catholic Church. Lady Drummond, Daughters by the Scott Funeral Home, His actions, however, were of Scotia, Mrs. Milne was a ine. Anghelone, both of Sayre- and the Surviving are her husband, ville. Belford. defended by Joseph E. Tay- Marion Reed; a son, James past matron of the Order of. lor, MCAP Director, who the Eastern Star in Newark The.Day Funeral Home is Valente; three brothers, Dan- in charge of arrangements. called police charges "non- VILLAGE WATER CO. : iel Gervasio of Keansburg, and a daughter of the OES Frank Dolan sense." The semi-annual flushing of hydrants will take plaoa- Golden Cbapteri£E5ejJ>ort. Anthony Gervasio of Clark, Robert E. Forrest KEARNY - Frank Dolan, Declining to name the other between the hours of 10 P.M. and 2 A.M., April 26; and Frank Gervasio of South Surviving are twoaugh- brother of Mrs. Mary McAvoy dismissed workers, Mr. Rus- thru April 30. « Orange, and two sisters, Mrs. ters, Mrs. Dorothy Curran of UNION - Robert E. For- of Long Branch, Michael Do- sell said they were employes Lucy Cuozzo and Mrs. Mild- Florham Park and Mrs. Jean rest, father of Mrs. Estelle lan and James Dolan of at centers located in this city, GORDON'S CORNER WATER CO. red Fagan, South Orange. Young of Morganville; three Senk of Long Branch, died Keansburg, died Thursday at Asbury Park, Freehold, Key- The Joseph W. Preston Fu- brothers, David Jackson of Thursday at the Marlboro his home at the age of 72. port and Neptune. Gardiner Merck Agency, INC. Green Lakes, Wis., Andrew 135 First Avenue neral Home, 153 South Orange state Hospital at the age of Mr. Dolan was born in Ire- Jackson of Livingston, and Atlantic Highlands, New Jercey Ave., South Orange, is in 78. land and came to this country Tel. 291-0477 Robert Jackson, in Scotland; charge of arrangements. Mr. Forrest was born in 46 years ago. He lived at 213 a sister, Mrs. Jane Jackson, Harrison and lived in Irving- Chestnut St. also in Scotland; six grand- ton before moving here 10 From 1940 to 1966, Mr. Do- children and eight great- years ago. He was a retired lan operated Dolan's Cocktail grandchildren. embosser for the General Bar and the Elbow Rest Tav- The Day Funeral Home, Leather Co., Newark. ern. He was a communicant Keyport, is in charge of ar- FREE GIFT Also surviving are two sons, of St. Cecilia's Catholic ATTENTION!! rangements. Robert J. Forrest of Union, Church. 00 DEATH NOTICE and William J. Forrest of Also surviving are his wid- WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 5 DE GARMO —George jay, age 72, or 11 Roselle; another daughter, ow, Mrs. Mary McNeil Dolan; Vlita PI., R«t Bank, on Sunday. April 55. Mrs. Henrietta Montrose of three other brothers, Thomas All Ticket Holders in the 1971. Beloved husband of Mrs. Rufh Tay- lor D« Garmo. Devoted father of Lindley OR MORE OF REVLON ULTIMA H., George Jay 3rd., Mrs. Robert F. 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HIGHLANDS UNCROFT 741-5060 - 776-6600 871-2400 291- O1O0 842-4400 The DaDy Register, Bed BoiL-MiiliSeUnnLjf.J^Haad*;, April 26,1971 5 : N§^ShrewsburyPlans CityMCAP Office PwketedbyVnii LONG BRANCH - About for other WRO members who A statement asking for the trators rejected the Washing- six members of the Monmouth would attend the session Sat- closing of the Freehold MCAP ton trip proposal and repeated Police Salaries Hike urday. office was issued by the orga- then- original offer to the dele- County Welfare Rights Orga- Mrs. Norma Randolph, nization when MCAP adminis- gates. NEW SHREWSBURY - nization picked at Fifth Ave. the raises. amendment at first reading, chairman of the WRO, said Basic salary increases rang- Under the new scale, sala- Councilman Snick said council and Broadwy Thursday, in front of the offices of Mon- the group,will meet to decide ing from $200 to $1,130, effec- ries will be: reached a mutual agreement on further action. tive from Jan. 1, 1971, for Police chief, from $10,370 to on the increases with mem- mouth Community Actiori members of the Police De- $11,500 per annum; police ser- bers of the Police Depart- Program Inc., to protest Feelrich, partment, have been ap- geant, from $9,180 to $10,300; ment. Final and public hear- MCAP's denial of the unit's Add 'Camelot' proved by.Borough Council. patrolman first class, from ing of the ordinance amend- demands to pay expenses of warm, Following negotiations be- $8,640 to $9,600; patrolman 2nd ment was set for May 6. four of its delegates to attend Schedule Date tween council's public safety class from $8,100 to $8,900; pa- Councilman Walter J. Trill- a weekend session in Wash- ington. worry committee under Councilman trolman 3rd class from $7,780 haase, chairman of the public RUMSON - The Wagon Dale H. Snick and members to $8,200; and probationary works committee proposed, WRO members moved their Wheel Playhouse will have an of the police department, patrolmen from $7,200 to and council approved the pur- protest here after three days additional performance of free council adopted an ordinance $7,400. Pay for special police, chase of a 1971 Diamond Rheo of sit-in demonstrations at the "Camelot" Friday, April 30, amending the borough ordi- authorized regular full time Freehold MCAP office this . truck, specially designed for Dr. John R. Merendino - at 8 p.m. in The Barn, Avenue nance on compensation to duty, will be $9,600. garbage collection from Gen- week. of Two Rivers. borough employes, granting Moving adoption of the eral CMC Sales Inc., of The WRO has rejected an Bradley Beach for a total of Certified By offer by MCAP to pay for Don Brennan, president, $20,890. Budgeted for this pur- transportation to Washington said there was an unprece- pose by council was the Orthopedics and back, hotel accom- dented request for tickets, making it necessary to add an amount "not to exceed LONG BRANCH - John R. odations and meals for the |25,000." Merendino, M.D. of 279 Third delegates. extra performance. NEW MEMBERS Mr. Trillhaase explaining Ave., has been certified by Additional Demands the American Board of Ortho- "Camelot" opened tne the specifications, of the two- The offer was rejected, weekend of April 15, and will Now bting Accepted cab, diesel, 25 cubic capacity pedic Surgery, Inc., as a spe- cialist in the field of orthoped- when the delegates said there play this weekend with a ben- Have extra cash truck, said it was designed for ic surgery. has been no provision made efit performance May 1 for operation by a two-man team, balance when you need it. Open Dr. Merendino is a gradu- for the care of their children. the Monmouth County Day a Cash-O-Matic account with us. thus eliminating the third ate of Lafayette College, Eas- They now seek added expense Care Center. ADULT man now in use, who could be ton, Pa., where he received a funds to take eight children to used for other borough duties. B.A. degree in chemistry. He the Washington conclave. Reservations are available Purchase price for the received his M.D. degree The group also asks for from Mrs. Don B. Brennan, 7 The bank that looks out lor you truck is ^23,980, plus $910 for a from New Jersey College of round-trip bus transportation Buttonwood Place, Hazlet. PARTY special container bin, for a to- Medicine and Dentistry. His tal of $24,890, less trade-in val- internship and residency were ue for a present vehicle at served at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, where, CLUB $4,000. in July of 1969, he was ap- Mr. Trillhaase proposed pointed chief orthopedic resi- that in view of the ability of dent. Limited Time ONLY! the new truck to handle gar- Dr. Merendino is currently bage container bins, the practicing in Long Branch CMH-JOIN SOME OF THE NICEST PEOP1E IN school districts and industries TOWN "to ire WvU| good limes it ibe new parlor Time Dinre Club — with Dr. Ivan Mindlfn,.and re- Lit M bitr»J«e« jom U our member^ See how tny it Mo gel acquainted ... located within the borough sides in Colts Neck with his IMW Ritalin nflmti tad congenial our members ire. Parly Time Dance Club should convert to use of such wife, Constance, and three It MfltpMtfl «f t^ttll Men and women — all wfih a limitar purpttei lo make sww friend** btcrcaae their confidence, poise and popularity . . • enjoy life bins, priced at $167 each, to children. •aarelar+iiWaadtg ' ' facilitate garage collection M0KSCORT NEEDED-YOU MAY COMI ALONE and cut costs and time of the We swrvanalf tc l« it ibal jron have a firrat liine.. - thai you w ill dancfi w ilh ^ operation. Elks Holding wU* variety of p*rtnm ...form many jiew fnendnhips.,, with I he kind of Mr. Trillhaase also an- •eaple TM*1I hi proud to associate with. nounced that Carl DiAngelis Funds Drive INJOY OUR DAILY MIXERS-OUR WEEKLY SOCULS WITH FREC REFRESHMENTS iwrr.i,, of River Edge Drive, a stu- RED BANK - New Jersey km mmttm Mf kil wllk or nKrcbtn.II jlrtt them* "ondfrfulofipnrlunil j dent at Monmouth College, State Elks are currently con- I* hwt mm in-... Meet wv people make net* friends. contacted council and offered ducting their 49th annual N.J. WI'Ll MAKE YOU MORE POPULAR IN 10 the services of a group of Elks Crippled Children's Seal BAYS! Oar aKWOfUare w aimple you'll be delighted lo »re how quickly Monmouth College students Drive. mcm WMBMI a Mmforttbledance partner! You'll lone any ihyneisor bish- fjilt«M.'.'.nUnewK]f*eonride,ace .. .up your charm and prrtonility . ,. willing to undertake street Clyde Benner, crippled chil- 1 •utomr* meatfi in a ntnili thaa you've made in a year!. cleaning projects within the dren's chairman of Red Bank ' SllfllltSOf RIM A YIAR!,. .ihir^halynuc^nrVpfrl borough. Starting at 9 a.m. • Elks Lodge, said aid provided Me* yto're a memberbf Parly Time Dance Club. We plan a whole year of Tun Saturday, the group will meet f antipollution devices. air. They'll also await the reactions of WASHINGTON - President the mah-jongg lobby, industri- downed near the border be- the fact that Hugh F. Red- alists thirsting for their piece tween North Vietnam and mond, an American business- Also involved in the program is Rich- trucking and bus interests, whose contri- Nixon, under questioning OUR from a panel of newspaper of the China trade and Sino- China in 1967. In addition, man sentenced to life impris- ard J. Sullivan, the state's environmental butions to air pollution should not be for- editors here last week, de- logists all aflutter, at the pros- Navy Lt. Joseph Dunn, whose onment in 1954 on espionage commissioner. He said' the devices to be gotten comes June and those public hear- clared that American air pow- TIMES pect of gazing at last on the plane disappeared while on a charges, chose to kill himself - installed at state inspection stations will ings. er would continue to be em- Winter Palace, it should be mission over the South China last summer, or so Peking ployed in Indochina "as long ST"? ~1 pointed out that the same Sea in 1968, is believed to be tells it. as one American prisoner" is by implication, to the pres- principle has (or should have) in Communist Chinese hands. It is true that the normali- held by North Vietnam. ence of a residual American application in respect to U.S. An unknown number of zation of relations between The Commuters' Night It Was the first time Mr. force on the ground in South- relations with Communist American civilians, most of Communist China and the Nixon had directly linked the east Asia. It was well and China. them Communists or Commu- United States, to the degree tc There will be a public hearing at 7:30 Advisory Committee, said that only about POW question to the contin- good - and about time - he It is a pity no editor thought nist sympathizers who volun- which that is possible without tonight in the Red Bank Municipal Build- 40 of the county's 8,000 commuters ap- ued use of U.S. air power and, did so. to ask Mr. Nixon if he would tarily remained in China after reneging on.our treaty coming on Monmouth St. at which the state peared at a similar hearing last year - af- make the progress of the thaw 1949 or went there after the mitments to Taiwan, is desirable. It is equally true that it ter which a sizable-rate hike was granted between Peking and Washing- Communists took over, also Public Utilities Commission will give area ton conditional on the imme- are said to have been jailed is often necessary to call upor railroad commuters an opportunity to be - and that a state representative com- diate release of Communist since the Cultural Revolution. individuals to make sacri heard on requests for fare increases by mented: "If this is so important, where China's American prisoners, While it is difficult to work up fices, heavy sacrifices, in th< the Penn Central and Jersey Central Rail- are the people?" two of whom have been rot- much concern over their fate, | national interest. roads. The railroad>commuters to and from ting in Mao's jails for nearly their status at least should be But I fail to see why it is e 19 years. For if the President the; subject of investigation the shore area have been suffering long ther necessary or desirabi Municipal officials — particularly in of the United States does not and negotiation. But the two for these four or five Ame: Middletown and Matawan Township - enough. It apparently is not sufficient to care about the fate of these Department of the Army civil- cans to rot in Communist Ci liave urged commuters to attend the hear- have their elected officials lodge protests men, who are in prison be- ians and the two (or three) nese jails. Mr. Nixon ought — and present formal papers to the PUC. To cause of their service to this imprisoned military officers make it as clear to Peking ; ing in the hope that a show of force Twill country, nobody else will. are another matter: Like the add weight to such procedures, the com- he has to Hanoi that the r convince the PUC that they are being un- Shot Down POWs in Southeast Asia, they lease of all American priso fairly charged for unsatisfactory service. muters should accompany the officials John T. Downey and Rich- have been imprisoned be- ers in their hands is a si< tonight to demonstrate their rightful anger ard G. Fecteau, civilian em- cause they served this coun- qua non for any significa Middletown Committeeman Joseph at another unfair attempt to make them ployes-of the Department of try and, by God, they cannot improvement'in relations b and should not be forgotten in M. Malavet, chairman of the Municipal pay for what they are not receiv- the Army, were barely old tween ourselves and them. enough to vote when their the euphoria engendered by a Coordinating Committee, a seven-munici- ing-decent service. ping-pong match. President Nixon often h; plane was shot down after expressed himself as coi pality watchdog group on transportation Commuters have had difficult times takeoff from Korea in 1952. Barbarism cerned with America's grea agencies and utilities, in commenting on throughout the winter, and there are no Both are now middle-aged. President Nixon, in his ex- ness. Surely one measure c the fare hike proposal, said: "We appre- prospects ,for improvements in the warm Downey, 40, is serving a .life change with the newspaper that greatness is the concer ciate the fact that the railroads are going months ahead. A request for fare increas- sentence for espionage; Fec- editors last week, charged which the country and it teau, 43, was given 20 years North Vietnam with being leaders show for their loya bankrupt, but if this (fare increases) keeps es makes a bad situation even worse, and on spy charges. "the most barbaric in the han- sons. Ping-pong matches an up, so will the rail commuters." the railroads and the PUC must be dra- Also in Communist Chinese dling of prisoners of any na- fine, but they are no substi- In Matawan Township, Donald matically told that it will no longer be tol- jails are Air Force Capt. Phil- tion in history." And that tute for human decency. .-,•<<• O'Connell, chairman of the Mass Transit erated. 'People Who Tell Yon About Us ip E. Smith, 36, and Air Force may well be true. Mr. Nixon ought to? kl"*" LL Robert Flynn, 32. Smith But life in a Communist that, If Mao Tserlungil Are: Just Spreading Feiir" was shot down over the Gulf Chinese prison is no piece of not., i Bogus Checks Produce 16-Count Indictment /-REEHOLl) - triie-Mon- cused of the robbery of a $5 of Syracuse, N.Y., is accused sie Mae Eldridge, Geneva, property Feb. 11 in Bed Bank, same forged check to Jack Jack R. Williams 3d, 21, of employes of Colonial Esso, BMUH County Grand Jury wallet and its contents last of receiving a stolen motor N.Y. a $125 bank check belonging Cohen, trading as Cohen's De-. Bank St., Red Bank, is Shrewsbury Ave. and New- 'hfe handed up a 16-count In- Feb. 20 from Bernard Rut- vehicle March 17 in Marlboro., Albert Otis Henry, 39, of; to Graphic Computer Mailing partment Store, Shrewsbury charged with the armed rob- man Springs Road, Red Bank, dictment against Carl R. 'kowski of Iselin. The car, valued at $500, was. Spring St., Red Bank, is ac- Co., Monmouth SL.Red Bank.. Aye., Red Bank, on the same bery of $101.05 from Stephen Felvl7. He is accused of Bongort, 31, ol Hudson Ave., Leroy Jefferson Harvey, 31, allegedly the property of Jes- cused ofteceiving stolen, He is accused of issuing the- day. Wells and Andrew H. Clark, being armed with a revolver. Bed Bank, charged with ob-' fining $2,561.59 under false, pretenses by issuing worthless checks to eight area merchants, Pat Cambel of Stevens Ave., West Long Branch is accused of aiding and abetting Bongort in allegedly issuing a worthless check for f313.88 last; Nov. 18 in Ocean Town- ship. Julia Bettis, Chelsea Ave. Img Branch, is charged with MSS aiding and abetting him in allegedly issuing a worthless check for $315 last Jan. 9 in hglish Ocean Township. The other cheeks were alle- .gedly issued to various merchants by Bongort Nov. 29 in Ocean Township; Nov. 30 in Dinner ware WE GLADLY Middletown; Dec. 12, two in Long Branch and one in West REDEEM U.S.D.A. Long Branch, and Nov. 18 in FOOD Long Branch. only STAMPS Others Indicted each piece In other indictments handed up to Superior Court Judge ElvinR.Simmill: Robert DePasquale, 19. of W. Front St., Red Bank, is accused of breaking into the home of Andrew Locandro Wallace St., Red Bank, last Nov. 16 and stealing a guitar U.S.D.A. Gov't. Graded Choice valued at $100 belonging to Mr. Locandro's son, Joseph WITH EACH THIS Locandro. *5 PURCHASE Warren Frost, 21, of W. Ber- gen place, Red Bank, is ac- BONELESS Taxpayers No limit. Buy as many as you like. »wer P|afe BEEF ROAST No coupons needed. One Piece with '5 IT'S HOT L ONLY Tolci Aims purchase—Two Pieces with *1O Purchase- Three Pieces with *15 Purchase... etc. Of Board • TOP ROUND There's Still Time! > BOTTOM What could be more exciting?. This imported dmnerware by NEW SHREWSBURY - Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. comes to you from the world- START Kenneth McDonald, a mem- ROUND famous district of Staffordshire, where the.tradition of crafts- ber ,of the Monmouth Regional • TOP SIRLOIN manship goes back hundreds of years. COLLECTING High School Board of Educa- English Harvest is doubly exciting because it was designed for tion was guest speaker at a • CROSS-RIB today's more casual living. Even with its impressive "Made in YOUR meeting of the New Shrews- England" backstamp, it fits right into your way of life. Colorful, attractive, sturdy, easy to care for, English Harvest COMPLETE bury Taxpayer'sÂssociation E Irceier tuts prlied slightly higher) lends a festive touch to afternoon get-togcthcrs as well as inti- 'at Luther Memorial Church, . mate dinner parties. DINNERWARE iTintonAve. Lt S.D.A. Gov't. Graded Choice Boneless Mr. McDonald talked on the SET TODAY! efforts of the board to stream- EYE ROUND ROAST lb. DON'T MISS A SINGLE WEEK! line education to meet the U.S.D.A. Gov't. Graded Choice public's demands and align curricula in the three feeding ' HUMP ROAST Boneless ,b districts, Tinton Falls, Eaton-L town and Shrewsbury Town- Quartered Pork Loin ship, to meet the require- . U.S.D. A. Gov'fc Graded Choice Boneless ments of the high school more 911 (nil I 1st Quality Nylon STRETCH 20 DENIER efficiently. >" You Save More PORK CHOPSCenttl Cut Ch«pi|[j 69 Topics discussed included STEAK Top Round or Top Sirloin the new membership drive, Parity Hose • the sewer bonding; legal fee, CRISCO and the K-12 teacher sharing' YouSAtE! LONDON BROIL Regulor 99c Value plan. ' •'"•" m U.S. Gov't. Grade A Long Island _A Fresh Country Style wtm\ "THI FIT THAT WON'T QUIT" The association will present CHOICE ^di <)Q 1 c DUCK srss .B59 SPARERIBS n,59 Siieiih.f?etite-Medium 4 33 -5 5 a color film. "What is the IJjijIj Top Round, Problem with, Elation," for Extra Leon 4fctffc# FresliOvcn Ready 3'/i-4 lb. avg. _ -^ I0IIS6 ondDvej :j:j:£ Top Sirloin, ; ( members and others at.its ••:£•;. Sjhoulderi Swiss'iss., ^H ROASTING CHICKENS 49C next regular meeting at 8:15 or Cube lb. GROUND ROUND 99 '•• p-njuMay19. , ; ,._ , 1Oc off Laundry Detergent Parish Council DELI DEPT. m DEL MONTE WITH THIS COUPON Installs Aides Coupon good ol any Foodtown Supermarket. £: An Meat or All Beef FRUIT Limit one per adult family. HOLMDEL -Members of Coupon expire* Saturday, May 1. the newly formed Parish 1 FOODTOWN COCKTAIL Mfg. Cpn. Council of St. Benedict's Cath- | FRANKS ..*;,. CUP THIS COUPON olic ChuTch were installed last •fii AH Mtot or All •»( Oicor Mayer night at con-celebrated Mass. ;§ WEINERS 79'.^ The council's area repre- ;<':•: Oicar Mayer sentatives include Eugene Lo- || SMOKIE LINKS nergan, Area 1; Robert Con- over, Area 2; John Kelleher,' ,>.. 89« 1 I PORK ROLL DELMOHTE GARDEN SHOW! Area 3; John Fitzsimmons, quart Dtl Monle Sliced or Hol.ti Yellow £ Area 4; John Gilligan, Area 5; APPETIZER DEPT. S MAYONNAISE iar 59 'John PalladLno, Area 6, and CLING PEACHES 3 '.T I Green Gianl Cream Style or Whole Kernel 12-ot J ;*:•>:•:• "In your house servt Schkkhavs" cant William Kane, Area 7. C NIBLETCORN 1 CUP THIS COUPON Committee representatives M SCHICKHAUS DEL MONTE CORN 4 2 89 Overnite Del Monte Cut or French Style are Eugene Martin, building §| LIVERWURST $ PAMPERS DIAPERS ',: 79' 49 GREEN BEANS 4 !£ l Overnite and grounds; Mrs. Genevieve <\v>I.. . "In your hem*, icrvt SthitkhQiii'! Dtl Monle - - _ - ' - j -_,-- SS ' Winter, communications; s CHUX DIAPERS '£r69 Robert McKenty, ecumenical; :|| SCHICKHAUS KlELBASlib SWEET PEAS 4 !i 1 Foodtown Dil Monte _ , Mrs. Caroline Cattani, educa- TOMATO SAUCE Mill' PEAS & CARROTS 5 *»1 tion; Daniel McCarthy, fi- §1 POTATO SALAD ib 29 COUPON '.#&} (Wh»r. A»oiliblc| Del Monle -—.II Coupon good ol any Foodtown Supermarket, nance; Denis Hyland, liturgic- TEA BAGS Vic Limit ant per adult fomily. SPINACH 2 •- $1" Foodtown m- • IWhirt Avoiloble) TRASH BAGS SIT49' Camp Sites FOODTOWN FROZEN FOODS SAVINGS! All Scents Renuiit $ WITH THIS COUPON LILY COLD CUPS Coupon good at ony Foodtown Supermarket Foodtown Frozen _ , -^ ^ Pctan Sandws Pittcr Paittr or GermonChvCotate AIR FRESHENERS 3 - 1 Limil one per adult fomily. Gold Cup Coupon expiiFt Saturday May 1. Cleaned Up Mtg. Cpn. SWANSON ORANGE JUICE 6^95' KEEBLER COOKIES ^5V 49c ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Mi 12-oi. can 31c Fi| >•". It Hi Crtihtf i, rtmit liir*r Wifin, n GRAPE JELLY ^' Matt't DorkSweel As part ol Project Soar 1971,- Mi. Frozen Grapefruit Juice ^ , * — SUNSHINE COOKIES Boy Scout Troop S7 conducted SS; ENTREES $ Nabiico Buttery PITTED CHERRIES MINUTE MAID 4'I 1 You Save Mare a clean-up of the beach and - My. Seneca Frozen _ ^ ma*. SESAME CRACKERS "45 16-ox SAVE 14c ' camp sites at Ft. Hancock. im itMM Krmi, lofii lidfi, •( Ctdnvt lin DOG YUMMIES pkg. c C 45' Reg., Drip, or Elcc Perk -, .. Participating in the event iiSiS APPLE JUICE 3 «ns49 NABISCO COOKIES PV,39 Swtlier Biidt Eye Fiaien Regular or Cnnlile Cut ,^ were scouts Thomas Soenier, W& u 7 $ 59 LICORICE SAVARIN can Walter Witko, Joseph Klein, gig; FRENCH FRIES *ll*\ PSSSSSST SHAMPOO .." | COFFEE WITH THIS COUPON Coupon good ol ony Foodtown Supermnrkr:.. George Gremminger, Tim- Swift Goldmine t7 m^** Limit one per adult family. othy Clinch, Martin Hawley, ( FOODTOWN FARM FRESH PRODUCE! Coupon tipirci Saturday, May I. ICE CREAM BARS ^. 79 Mlfl, Cpn. and James Redohda, Scout- U.S. # 1 Extra Fancy Red Western «L"j»~ CLIP THIS COUPON master Russell E. Amor, as- C sistant Scoutmaster Arthur DELICIOUS APPLES . 29 Salad Favorites ^ j^ Weimer and Commissioner Pork Frar RBR-4/261! George Walento. Sausage ik•s iSausage^ JlamSnlad CHERRY TOMATOES ^ 39C Toward the purchase ol any size I Sweet Florida Juice _ -^ _ _ Cereal Water Projects 16-uz. roll 16-o:. /lA/f. tlnz. /ikg. iji: n.,,-, pkf. 75' . C WHEATIES 10c off our regular low price. TEENTON CAP) - The ORANGES 10: 49 Coupon good at any Foodlown Supermodel, j State Senate passed a bill California Juicy m sk. m ^ Limit one per adult family. Monday giving the. Depart- Coupon expires Saturday May 1. ment of Environmental Pro- r. h ;i ) l>" 3l2-°IS71-f.J017J j tection authority to make LEMONS 10,. 49 CUP THIS COUPON grants tb counties and munici- C palities for the construction of Prices effective throuqh Saturday, May 1. Not retpontible lor typographical errors. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Member Twin County Grocers. WanamossaGLOB, NE. J .ONIONS 3 ^ 29 water pollution contJol proj- Middlclown, N. J. Toms River, N.J. Toms River, N. 1. Farmingdale, N. J. Englishlown, N, J. Port Monmouth, N. J. ects. Sunset Ave. Rt. 35 & Mt. Hill Road Route 37 .fisher Blvd. 10 Bank Sired 42 Main St.' Hwy. 36 & Bra/Ave. The bin, approved by a 27-0 near Wickopecko Ave. Vote, transferred the grant Motowan, N, J. Freehold, N.J. West End, long Branch, N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. Jackson, N.J. Neptune, N. J. Red Bank. N. J. po\yeftirpm the Department 126 Main SI. ParfcAvB.& Hwjr.33 West End Court & Mark»l Plqce 1160 Ocean Ave. 7 Brook Plaza Route 33 56 Newman Springs Road df.jfealtftjo the environmental aeency Is 8 The Dally R«istCT,R^Buk-MiMet it's differently made to make food taste uncommonly cers of the 1971-72 Matawan other nominations accepted helped me in a great many good. Be sure to use Diamond Crystal in this to shout it from the housetops. delectable recipe. Italian-American Association, from the floor. I now know that when a ways, I want to share with Crystal Ladies Auxiliary at this On May 22, a fashion show person cannot get along with you a secret that will prevent W month's meeting: will be held at the Molly someone close to him - a a lot of crying. While peeling > FISHFDLDOVERS Mrs. Anthony Vaccarella, Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, it was mother, father, sister, broth- or cutting onions, keep your 44 cup shortening V* Up each 1 tblip president; Mrs. Richard Vicup hoi tomilo pipper, onion miyonmlfi announced by the chairman of er, child, wife or husband, it mouth shut. It really works, juice powder, bull 1 tblip pichlt Paula, vice president; Mrs. the day, Mrs. Pat Vaccarella. might be that the difficult Ann. - Grandville, Mich. 2 cups flour 1 cup Hiked relish Gertrude Barelli, treasurer; 1 rauntftd tspiait silmon y2 roundtilbp salt relative is really the nutty one Dear Grand: Thanks very Melt shortening by stirring in hot juice and seasonings. Stir Mrs. DomenicTropea, record- and what is needed is to in- much. That's good advice - In flour. Roll out on floured board. Cut into squares. Fill with ing secretary; Mrs. Humbert mixture of Jisti, mayonnaise, relish and salt. Turn dough up sulate one's self against the even if you're not peeling on- and seal to form triangle shaped foldovers. Bake 30 minutes Tomaijello, corresponding sec- Parish problem and learn how to ions. at 375° Serve hot p: cold as hors d'oeuvres or with 51 lad. retary and Mrs. Eugene Cusa- nelli, sergeant-at-arms...,, ..„•„. Dance HOLMDEL - The Rosary- Altar Society of St. Cath- erine's Church is presenting its first spring dance, "Step Into Spring," May 14 froni 9 p.m. to I a.m. in St. Joseph's School auditorium, Keyport. The evening will include danc- ing, refreshments, door prizes, and buffet. Mrs. Salvatore Cavallaro heads the dance committee and is assisted by Mrs. Robert Brand-new GoldenTouch&Sew* Weis, refreshments; Mrs. James- McEowen and Mrs. Register Staff Pholo sewing machine by Singer with famous BUY NOW! Joel Mowery, posters and dec- JUNIORS' PARTY — Mrs. Carl Johnson, Lin- orations; Mrs. William Gio- croft/ left, and Mrs. Laurence Fish, Middletown, vanniello, publicity; Mrs. J. are on the committee for Saturday's Spring Fling Only at Singer! Donald Gray, prizes, and Mrs. dinner-dance being given by the Junior Woman's John Cannon and Mrs. An- - Club of Middletown in the Cobblestones Restau- drew Noone, tickets. rant, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. George Roth is chairman Proceeds will go to the and Mrs. Alfred A. Bevacqua Jr., Middletown, Is church building fund. ticket chairman. sewing machine MODEL A MEETING FAIR HAVEN - The Model A Ford Club will meet and cabinet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the FOUR-YEAR-OLDS Youth Center, Fisk St. The combinations ... ohtt, and intelligent, and os mature as tuch EnlftcMldnn CAM be, or* club, which meets the fourth —invitsd to join our n»w kindergarten claisei. Out success In teaching reading and arithmetic to qualified five-year-olds encouraged us last.yeorto Wednesday of each month, is believe that something more in the way of readineis troining could be open to anyone over 18 who STAIR CLIMB are on sale! done for certain four-year-old children than was being accomplished. We owns a Model A Ford or has Lit tht Butltr started this program, ond it certainly worked, with a fair number actually an interest in such antique hilp prolong life going into formal reading and number work during the year.'We plon to cars. For information call Wil- for you Sanior continue permanently wi* these groups and are ready to examine appli- Cittern and Aid cants. The children will attend class in our primary school center at Rum- liam Thorpe Jr., Swimming Thou Rutrlctid s ion, which is devoted to the training of four, five, and six-year-old children. River Road, Lincroft, presi- In their Phyilcal They will attend school from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. during the conventional dent, or Frank Leslie, 123 Actlvltln -Tax Khool year, with plenty of provision for rest. If you are interested, please SAVE 20 Lake Ave., here. Dtductibl* If call us and orrangs for preliminary testing. Transportation is available. ricammmdtd SISTERHOOD EVENT by a phyilcltn. NEW SHREWSBURY - A On* flexible model contrlbutit la nearly new sale will be spon- Lowest Colt also nwinithtent in sored by the Sisterhood of itockcan fasis t up on yourttiin In NOW RAHNEY SCHOOL 2 noun. Ootted Portion Rimowblt Monmouth Reform Temple, Automatic Safeties • 2 Year Warranty 332 Hance Ave., from 9:30 Call Ui For Detail* 542-4777 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow and Rentil-Purchne Plan Anilib!* Wednesday. Mrs. Barry Kes- sler, Oceanport, and Mrs. Jer- SOUTH JERSEYSURGICAL 33 EASTFRONTSTREET ry Lansky, Colts Neck, are co- REDOANK.M.J. Drapery Factory Outlet chairmen. 821 HIGHWAY 35 775-1894 747-2614 WANAMASSA,NEW JERSEY OVER 6000 PAIRS! Y Monmoith Day Care Center SOME SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR presents READY TO HANG FIRSTTIME ALL NEW It's true! A brand-new Golden Touch & Sew* sewing 60% off DRAPERIES CAMELOT machine by.Singer. In the contemporary Bakersfield _ by the WAGON WHEEL PLAYHOUSE desk. At a saving you could never get before! It's the MCDONALD'S BARN machine that does so much with just one touch. And atAMNCFSAIF.' AVE. OF TWO RIVERS RUMSON with the Singer 1 to 36* Credit Plan, it's easy to buy now, within your budget! 43"W|DEx45"-54"-63"lONG 66 SATURDAY, MAY 1st s VAIUEST08.00^ Per Pair Curtain Time 8:00 237/575 DONATION 41500 PER COUPLE 69 Broad Sheet, Red Bank 48" WIDE* 72" - 84" - 90" LONG O 66 Monmoulh Shopping Center, Eatontown VALUES TO 15.00 fc P«r Pair Includes Fashion Mate* Flt»ra!«u - Amlqu. S«in - Moh.irt - 8cr«n Flint. - Brot.d« - All sewing machine by Singer. It sews zig-zag, Col*n ft DMlgnt ' • MINI-DINNER & THEATER STARTS 5:30 The Singer 1_to36* Credit Plan helps you have forward and reverse. Mends. Darns. Makes i STORE HOURS - OPEN these values now-within your budget. buttonholes. And has ils own carrying case. Tuts. 10am-5pm Wed. 10am-5pm TJiurs. 10om-9pm For Reservations & Information Come in. Carry it oft. And save! I Kri. lObe Wash 7:00; Patton 9:00 ID N.Y.P.O. (C) course in writing, has bis stu- Television Alrporr2:0O; 7:10; 9:40 RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- 10:30 0 "Bio Horns U.SA" 'The Patriots" back, good as new, rittt week; Blood on Satan's Claw 8:00; 11:44; 11 KM O "Alice Adams" V.-00 O MAYBERRY R.F.D. (C) dents read and reread certain A predictable plot' ofttn is lit CINEMA III- Beasl In tli-*Cellar 9:M HM townspeople are mighty proud of ifflUe, named Lupol:30; 7:00,-9:00 12:30 (D "Palm Springs" novels five times. The fifth KEYPORT 1:00 8 "Along Came Jon«" the best-dressed woman in the country, until she Comment better viewing a rambling'tSIe v EATONTOWN starts buying the longer mldl skirts and the wives reading, he says, is a crashing that relys on characteriza'nW' ' COMMUNITY- STRAND ART- O "Lady on a Train" want to follow suit, infur!ating/"the men. Censorshln In Denmark 7:15; 9:411; 4:30 O "Proicription: Murder" bore, but it reveals the bare and message. "The Bolfl • Cold Turkey 2:00,' 7:30; 9:40 O NBC WORLD PREMIERE MOVIE (C) Swinging Pads 8:40 O "Here Come the Girls" "The Intruders" starring Don Murray, Bdmond O'- bones of the author's plot. of TV's hybridized Western Ones'|_rerun Sunday was 8' : DRIVEIN- EAST BRUNSWICK ' Brien. Fear stirs a frontiersman when they learn THX 1131 at 8:00; 12:00; Harper 9:55 TURNPIKE- EVENING v that they are In the path of a lawless gang. Television drama is not form. slow moving and shapeless 0 SPECIAL: SHOOTOUT AT RIO LOBO (C) quite as stubborn. Watching FREEHOLD INDOOR- iffl BOO NEWS (C) " , A behind the scene look at the making of a motion . In this case the boy was hour about the defense of a MALL.1- .Pptton 2:00; 7:30; 12:00; Mosh 10:30 O GET SMART! (C) picture. (R) one rerun usually is quite suf- roughed up by drought-strick- Vietnam war veteran accused Mosli9:SS; Potion 7:00 "Perils in a Pet Shop" •3 BASEBALL (C) ficient and all too often the PERTH AMBOY ID PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (O New York Metis vs. St. Louis Cardinals en farmers instead of bad of killing his best friend. The HALL 2-! AHBOYS DRIVE-IN- •The Big Brass Blonde" ID PERRY MASON bones are very visible at first guys, but the rain appeared fi- veteran flatly asserted his in- THX1I3B at 7:40; 9:40 Mash 8:00; 1:07; Potion 10:11 ID WHAT'S ,NEW7 (C) "The Case of the Left-Handed Uar" sight. ASBURY PARK "Adventure in Dlnoland" (R) nally and the Cartwrights • nocence, but would give no MENLOPARK IS BLACK JOURNAL (C) Last night's "Bonanza" on CIRCLE- CINEMA- 6:30 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION. (C) 930 8 THE DORIS DAY SHOW (C) came to the rescue-just as details. Love Story 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8*00; "Hooterville a Go-Go" NBC was a repeat showing of Love story 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 10:00 The glamour of traveling all over the world as the viewer knew they would. Burl Ives had to spend a lot O DICK VAN DYKE executive secretary to a billionaire fades for Doris ' an episode about a teen-age LYRIC- "Empress Carlotta's Necklace" and she rushes back to San Francisco when oho . The series form, of course, of time filling the hour by Alrport 7:00; 9:25 (D BEAT THE CLOCK (C) learns Toby is missing. (R) boy vindicating the reputation has certain built-in limita- singing and playing his guitar HAYFAIR- Cuest: E J. Peaker 10:00 a THE CAROL tURNETT SHOW (C) df his dead father as a rain- tions. No matter how serious Parton 2:00; 9:03; Mash 7:00 Builder Sued IB THE COURSE OF OUR TIMES (C) Guests: Rita Hayworth, Jim Bailey before he got a hung jury with SAVOY- . "Sukarno and the Emergence of Indonesia'' O ID TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) maker. The story established the mess, the viewer knows a highly unconvincing sum- Censorship in Denmark 7:15; 8:45; By Township 7:00 O CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (C) O SPECIAL: THIS IS TOM JONES (C) a warm relationship between that nothing drastic will hap- Tin Dove 7:00; 8:30 O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) Guests: Phil Harris, Tina Charles, Mary Travers) mary. But along the way we NEPTUNE CITY 0 I LOVE LUCY IB BOOK BEAT (C) the senior Cartwrlght and the pen to any series star. Ben, viewers were told what was FREEHOLD - Freehold "The Courtroom" Guest; George Plimpton, co-author of "American youngster, but the basic plot NEPTUNE CITY- 1 Little Joe and Hoss of Bo- kept from the courtroom: the Five Easy Pieces 9:05; I Never Song Township has filed a Superior Q ABC NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER (C) Journey: The Times of Robert Kennedy. * was an acceptable variation. nanza often are beaten up, For My Fother 7:30 Q WHAT'S MY LINE (C) 10:30 IB FREE TIME (C) dead man was haunted and Court suit against Bradford Twelve hosts and their guests discuss current LAKEWOOD Host: Wally Bruner issues. ' demented by the memory of Manor Inc., developer of Sun- ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) an atrocity he committed' COUNTRY- "One of Our Bottles Is Missing" 10:45 Q FEATURETTE (C) THX 1138 at 7:30; 9:30 nybrook Estates in the town- (B THIRTY MINUTES WITH (C) 11:00 OQB NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) during his military service TOWN- ship, and its bonding com- Guest: Sen. Gaylord Nelson (K) 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 7:30 0 GUNSMOKE (C) •The Five-Forty Right" and had goaded his buddy into Alrport 7:00; 9:25 pany, International Fidelity Hazlet Police Suit "Prairie Wolfer." Fesbo Hlggen, left lit Charge of ID CHANNEL II FILM FESTIVAL killing him in self defense. BRICK TOWNSHIP Insurance Co., alleging that Marshal Dillon's office, gets into trouble with two "Bedella" (18«> starring Margaret LockmoA, Ian The silent defendant was nob- BRICK PLAZA- the developer failed to make hunters who hold up a hido broker right under Hunter. An engineer weds a widow whose husbands Cold Turkey 7:20; 9:30 Pestus' nose. (E) all died under mysterious circumstances and Boon ly protecting his friend's certain improvements in the Q FROM A BIRD'S EYE VIEW (C) suspects she is a notorious murderess. memory. HALL CINEMA- "Wife Trouble." Millie cffeix to pretend to be the 11:30 8 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) Specifics Ordered subdivision. Alrport 7:00; 9:20 Italian wife of a passenger to help the fellow is I O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) It was an unusual treat- complicated situation with his boss. 8 11:30 MOVIE ment that was all flesh and TOHS RIVER The suit seeks judgment 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) "Outpost in Morocco" (1040) starring George Baft, FREEHOLD - Superior Judge Simmill dismissed an DOVER- against the developer and the with Bob Barker Marie Windsor. A French captain in Morocco tries Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill allegation of malicious use of practically no bones. And for Pattan 7:00; Mash 10:00 $72,044.25 performance bond 8 LET'S MAKE A DEAL (C) to save his French forces from the ravages of Arab process which had been made the viewers, bones, even fa- Host: Monty Hall attacks. has directed lawyers involved NORTH OF RED BANK by the bonding company. O 7:30 P.M. REPORT (C). 8 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW in a Hazlet police dispute to by Mr. Roberts against the miliar ones, are better. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS with BUI Ryan Guests: Woody Allen, Jim Fowler, Derek KImmO) file more specific allegations two policemen. The complaint John A. Kaye of Freehold ID FATHER KNOWS BEST IMS O KINER'S KORNER (C) ATLAMTIC- with Ralph Kiner in their complaints. did not set forth a cause of ac- Twelve Chain 7:00; 10:53; Husbands represents the township. "The Weaker Sex" • 12x10 O THE LATE MOVIE 1:35 E NEW JERSEY SPEAKS The judge instructed Philip tion under which relief could "The Business of the War Machine" (Put ID (R) "Trail street" (1947) starring Randolph Scott, MIND-BOGGLING! MIDDLETOWN t:00 O ROWAN AND MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN (C) Robert Ryan. , J. Blanda Jr. of Hazlet, repre- be granted, said the judge. TOWN- Hostfr Garry Moore 12:30 O NIGHT FINAL (C) senting Hazlet Police Chief Police Chief Smith and Lt.: -S.F.CMOMCII Cold Turkey 7; 15; 9:15 8 TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) with Roy Whltfleld Hilton bave filed a complaint "^ Host: Garry Moore WOO NEWS (C) William J. Smith and Lt. Roy ALL YOU CAN EAT! O SPECIAL: LIT ABNER (C) O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE Hilton, to make more definite against Hazlet Police Capt. MeidaRenq's Al Capp'a comic strip in Dogpatch with two new* • "The Terrible People" (19<0) starrtof- Earlo Dor, coiners, Ray Younug and Nancee Parkinson. statements in his allegations Holmes J. Gormerley, Sgt. CENSORSHIP IN DENMARI Q THE AVENGERS (C) Joachim Fudiibergdr. that Township Committee, Edward Schramm and Patrol- A NEW APPROACH "Games" 1:10 8 THE LATE SHOW (C) man Donald Ruehle; Com- IN EASTMANCOLOR TUESDAY ID THE MOVIE GAME (C) "Romanoff and Juliet" (1961) starrinjr JoUn Gavin, three police officers and ^FOfl MEN I WOMEN OVER 21 Guests: Dick Martin, Lily Tomlin, Desto Amu Jr., Sandra Dee. Francis X. Shields, Hazlet mitteemen Hugh Long, chair- Mff./W/UDWMWGSHOir Peter Lanrford, Nanette Fabray. Lone Greene 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW man of the police committee, IB WORLD PRESS (C) "The Verdict" (1946) starring Sidney Gremstrcet, Democratic'leader, conspired THE DOVE Moderator: Roger Boas Peter Lorre. to remove the chief and lieu- Nicholas Setteducato, a mem- SPAGHETTI NIGHT S:30 8 HERE'S LUCY (C) 1:18 13 TALES OF WELLS FARGO tenant from their positions. ber of the police committee, Lucy fears that Vincent Price Is a "mad" scientist "Dead Man's Street" and Herbert Kupfer and Mr. bent on using her brain in a medical experiment 1:55 O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) Details of the allegations AT 2:45 O SERMONETTE (C) are not explained in the com- Shields. plaint, said the judge,. The complaint alleges that THE BROTHERS To Perform At Seminar 2 Sentenced Judge Simmill directed resolutions adopted Nov. 24 BELFORD - Appearing at can Jlartyrs, Auriesville, N.Y. Howard A. Roberts of Middle- and Dec. 22 by the Township From5P.M.To10P.M. a food seminar for' hospital Mary-Eunice will perform town, representing the town- Committee, which directed dieticians in New York State her sketch on "Tekakwitha, In Freehold ship, to amend his counter- the chief to place Sgt. John will be Mary-Eunice and Jo- Mohawk Indian." FREEHOLD - Barry claim which alleges that the McCabe on desk duty and Sgt. CHILDREN 1.00 ADULTS 1.75 seph Spagnola of Mary Pro- Brown of Chelton Ave., Long two policemen have slandered . Thomas Johnson on the juve- This will be one of three of Morford Place and Watt From St., Red Bank ductions, of Belford, on May 1 Branch, was given an in- the parties named in the suit. nile squad and to have all or- Mary-Eunice's performances at the Shrjne of North Ameri- determinate reformatory' ganizational units report to 842-9899 at the shrine. On Aug. 14 she term and fined $50 for posses- Capt. Gormerley, who in turn, will perform "Theresa and sion and sale of heroin and for reports to the chief, should be the Stones," a true story of a receiving stolen property. Bail Is Set declared illegal and invalid. captured Huron Indian taken Brown was convicted by a It also alleges that begin-' prisoner with Father Isaac jury of possession and sale of For 2 In ning in the latter part of 1969 Joques, one of the North heroin Jan. 12 in Long and continuing to the present, 1 American Martyrs, and Branch. He had pleaded guilty the defendants joined in a "Skeptic at Fatima." She will to charges of receiving a sto- Man's Death common plan and scheme and' best of the again appear at the Coliseum len $25 savings bond belonging FREEHOLD - Superior conspired to unlawfully re- on Indian weekend in Septem- to Lonnie Covington, 76 South Court Judge Walter H. Conk- move tne two from their ber. Fifth Ave., Long Branch, in lin hap set, bail for two of duties'. that city between Oct. 20 and ttireînen licensed of murder- Mary-Eunice and Joe have Nov. 10. ing 69-year-old Harry Wilson a health column in Better of Harbor Way, Belford, last "A HARBINGER OF SPRING- BELTHVBIAS World magazine and speak at The sentence was imposed March. hospitals, homes for aged, by County District Court JAUNTY. HAPPY AND SUNNY! - The judge set $75,000 bail convents and retreats on the Judge Thomas L. Yaccarino. ENDEARING AND for Thomas South, 26, of subject of health. Thomas Medina of 503 Nep- DEUCIOUSLY SENTIMENTAL" tune Ave., Long Branch, who Vanderburg Road, Marlboro, iVPCREARY *•*•'***•*•*••* was convicted by a jury of and at $50,000 for Rodney W. aiding in an attempted arson Hodder, 19, of Texas Road, *PB State 4fe* of the home of Victor Dias, Morganville. 315 Morris Ave., Long Branch, There was no application * Camping & Trailer * July 11, of soliciting another for bail for the third defend- to commit arson and con- ant, John W.'Jameson, 17, of * Show * spiracy to commit arson, was Woolleytown Road, Morgan- tflEMA ID ""» •f FREEHOLD RACEWAV Routt ». Frrfiold, NJ.f given a suspended reforma- ville. WHITE STREET. RED BANK tory term, placed on two The three originally were 140 DISPLAYS «•*«•»»' years' probation and fined charged with atrocious as- $200. sault and battery, but the 30, J. charge was upgraded to mur- 35 i EXT der after Mr. Wilson died four DRIVE-IN 26*2200 May 1,2,1971 * The Sachertortc is a rich days later at Riverview Hos- 1 *" chocolate sponge cake with jam a CHILL-HLLE pital, Red Bank. ACAomrtwuDwrnnt filling and was named after tival of HORRO Mr. Wilson, who resided al- iBisumtmnuntBS Sacher's, a hotel in Vienna. HELEN HAYES one, was found severely beaten and unconscious in his AIRPORT home at 11:30 p.m. March 3. •••••••••••• County Medical Examiner "BARNACLE BILL" C. Malcolm B. Gilman said Mr. Wilson "was viciously IS BACK beaten and death was caused by a fractured skull and mas- Community FROM MIAMI sive hemorrhaging." EOwtlwn 542 4201 * Assistant County Prose-, cutor Edward R. Rosen urged DICK the court to set bail high in view of the nature of the VAN on the Dock—1st St. charge. Rumson—747-9890 Charles Frankel of Asbury DYKE Park represents South. Frank- 2 POLYESTER CORD PLIES • 2 FIBERGLASS CORD BELTS lin Goldstein of Asbury Park THE PLAZA lii represents Hodder. A trial date of June 28 has ARE YOUR BRAKES been set. PEEHOLDMATL "COLD AREYOUR Files Injury ON THE BEAM-ASK US! Suit in Crash NOW PLAYING WWNHO/eOSOWJ MOUSING TURKEY o SHOCK FREEHOLD - George L. BEST PICTURE •/ Husted of 17 Kearny St., Key- port, has filed a Superior BEST ACTOR ABSORBERS Court suit for judgment of $500 for injuries he allegedly GEORGE C.SCOJT suffered March 8 in an auto THIS OLD? accident in Keyport. Nametf defendants are Key- "PATTON' port Borough; James Lawson, Also who was driving a municipal ARE YOUR vehicle, and Patricia Safka. EUIOTT GOULD SHOCK The suit alleges that a colli- 9 sion occurred between cars ABSORBERS Coffee driven by Mr. Husted, who "MASH" THIS OLD? was traveling north on Broad Eatontown St., and Miss Safka, who was Vacations, weekends, more driv- traveling north on the same ing . more reason your car's brakes street, as a result of negli- THX1138" NOW PLAYING . and - should be tops for stops. Better let us gence between Miss Safka Helm Hayti check, now. and Mr. Lawson, who was And 'HARPER" traveling east on Rt, 36. BUR Lmcaitar ••••••••••••a..,. Kenneth E. Joel of Keyport AIRPORT" represents Mr. Husted. Diplomatic Aid Set COUNTRY UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - stmw!, Lumoot KWWYKUSU J&R TIRE CO. George Bush, U.S. ambassa- IHCIUOIHG dor to the United Nations, has "KST PICTURE OF YEAR" pledged up to $400,000 in REEHOLD MAL "PATTON" master charge American funds to aid a U.N. w CORNER OF BROAD ST. & PATTERSON AVE. pin ,:, X1 SHHWSBURY 741-3500 HOURS: Mon.-M. B:3O-5:30 Sat. 8:30-4:00 program of research and NOWPLAVINO ' training of diplomats from developing countries. THX1135" TteDailyEe^»lCT, Bed BankJi.J^ Monday, April 26,1971 Jj -A Retirement Cushion I Farms By BOGERE. SPEAR Q - I hold First Rational Q - My wife and I are City Bank 4 per cent convert- f BparrJ of Agriculture trying to plan toward retire- SUCCESSFUL ible notes due 1990. In view of lea day-long bus tour Mr. Mohr said the experts ment in 1985 when we will be the proposed 2-for-l split of of Maponth County April 27,' will be shown the following 65. Social Security benefits INVESTING the common would I be smart to observe ways that local examples of adaptation: A have been boosted recently. to convert now or after the note win be exchangeable into farmers have adapted to the former vegetable larra where Can you give me a rough idea split?-F.K. of what to expect from this three shares. On the basis of changing environment. ' plants are now being bedded next January. Under the new A - It makes no difference under plastic; another source? I have always paid Since the conversion privilege income return, you are better law, the maximum monthly off holding the notes. Further- Arrangements to host the changed from poultry to the the maximum tax. We have benefit for a couple retiring in is protected, under terms of 40-member "delegation are flourishing sod-growing in- $36,000 in stocks and savings the indenture, against dilu- more the price of the notes 1985 will be $385. moves in line with the com- being made by John L. Hen- dustry and a third which went' are able to add $2,500 each However, not only benefits, tion. At present, each note is drickson Jr., Middletown, from the growing of fruits and year. Will this be sufficient by convertible into li£ shares of mon, reflecting the conversion but also contributions will in- feature. president of the state board; vegetables to a widely-known the time we retire?-C.U. crease, from $405.60, which common; after the split each state Secretary of Agriculture retail operation. A -1 assume that your in- you now pay yearly, to $468 Phillip Alampi, and Donald M. The day will include a visit come exceeds $9,000 annually, next year and then to $535.50 Mohr, senior county agricul- to the research farms oper- the maximum salary base before you retire. In 1954 your tural agent. which will be taxed beRjnning You can choose from doz- ated by Rutgers at Cream annual contribution amounted ens of styles including au- After a morning meeting Ridge and Adelphia. The to $72, but subsequent boosts and luncheon at Battleground thentic wood grain and in a many horse farms'in the in taxable wage base and tax DON'T wide variety of most wanted Country Club, Manalapan county will also be of special Parks Set Art rate will have increased that Township, the visitors, will colors. Only top quality interest. six-fold by next year. I point brand names, of Show in Barn this out to emphasize the futi- PAINT! course . . . and you may LINCROFT - The Monr lity of making predictions in never have to paint your HAPPIHESSIS Party Heads Assure mouth County Park System an inflationary economy. Use house again. will hold its annual spring Your present capital plus A HOME FINANCED "Art Show in a Barn" May 8 annual additions and rein- and 9 at Thompson Park, vested interest could reach, Aluminum Our own first rate installers Cioffi on Candidates here. barring unforeseen cala- apply your siding and satis- BY MAINSTAY... LONG BRANCH <-» Mayor The exhibit is.open to pro- • mities, $85,000 or more by faction is guaranteed. Call Robert L. Mauro, city Re- fessional and amateur artists, Henry R. Cioffi's request that publican chairman said he 1985. This sum if properly in- SIDING us now for a free estimate. and will award prizes in a va- vested should yield sufficient You'll discover that you are still someone special at both political parties consider would do his best when the There's no obligation. Mainstay ... You'll enjoy our personalized service and ex- candidates living in Long riety of media, including oil income to "keep the wolf GOP. steering committee and acrylic paintings, wafer pertise in mortgage matters. Our rates and money avail- Branch or with businesses or meets April 24. from the door." ability will please you, too. Stop in or call today. You'll be professional offices here when color, graphics (drawings, glad you did] In his request to O'Connor, lithographs and etchings), and candidates for the general Mauro, Sheriff Paul Kiernan, election are selected, has mixed media, a category cov- Brush Fire Doused Free Delivery - 741-7500 state and city Democratic ering new and experimental MAINSTAY FEDERAL brought responses from two leader, and Benjamin Dan- SHREWSBURY - A brush Est. 1925 - 3 CREDIT PLANS leaders. material not included in other fire which was reported at 4 SAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N skin, county GOP leader, groups. Richard T. O'Connor, coun- Mayor Cioffi requested Long p.m. Thursday in the rear o£ 36 MONMOUTH ST.. RED BANK Art work will be hung in the ty Democratic chairman, said Branchers be considered be- the Boro Busses Co., Shrews- horse barn on May 5 and 6 HDVIS 32BR0ADST. RED BANK that the mayor's assistance cause "a great number of bury Ave., was extinguished from 10 ajn. to 4 pjn. Entries "in this regard would be state and county programs af- by the Shrewsbury Hose Co., DoHy*Snt. 8-5:30-WeiUfri.tiB 9 must be designed to hang greatly appreciated." fect our city or have appli- police report. Advertise in The Register fromawall. Since the filing deadline is cation to Long Branch, and not April 29, Mayor Cioffi was to the small suburban munici- asked (hat he submit the palities." names of potential Democrat- Mayor Cioffi wants local ic candidates to Gordon Lit- residents to be considered win. of Little Silver, chairman when both parties select free* of the nominating committee., holder Assembly and State Senate hopefuls. NURSING HOME • 24-Hour Care • RNonduiyslltlmM • Madura Approved Five Employes riAVESINK HOUSE Cited at Fort Your all-around bank 44RIVERSIDEAVE.REDIANK 842-3400 FT. MONMOUTH-Certifi- cates of Outstanding Perform- ance Ratings were awarded five employes of the Army High Interest Electronics Command's Mili- with a quick tary Personnel Division, Per- and Flexibility sonnel and Training Directo- When you decide to buy a rate, in a ceremony held here March 29. new or used car, your loan can ' Honored for their Wghlevel of duty performance were be arranged before you leave Mrs. Pauline Johnson, Red low-cost Bank; Mrs..Gloria Bernard, the dealer's showroom. Belford; Jacqueline , Key, A* bury Park; Mrs. Eileen Wain.- Just tell your dealer you'd like New Monmouth; and Anthony Willens, Little Silver. \ to finance t|rep0MewiJersey Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. 'Ber- nard, Miss Key and lbs. Vain car loan National Bank'You'll like the MOmiOUTHCOUtnT!tobtttyP«k»OwI are military personnel clerks. 1^ BIKK* • N»|^ Torahta (3) . 0MM Grove Mr, Willens is a military per- one-stop convenience. Qcoanpert'OceanTownsHp-West Long Branch sonnel management special- HUNTERDOMCOUKry.-Lambertvnis ist. UERCER COUNTY: East Windsor Township Lt. Col. John C. Avery, ex- Evtfng Township • HlgMstown * Hopewell Township eclitiye 'tiKiper of the person- If your dealer doesn't finance ' Lawrenca Township (2) • Pennlnoton nel anil Traifijng Dircctofyte, Trenton (4) • Wohlngion Township

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RED BArfK, N.J., MONDAY, APRIL 26,1971 13 For Election to Assembly Seats ByBENVANVLIET w and that he received "about County Republican Chair- one term before losing his has been on the Board of FREEHOLD - There will four votes." man Benjamin H. Danskin seat in a prior reapportion- Freeholders for 33 years. He . be two new faces on the coun- Mayor Crook, who is busy said that Mr. Keith had ment. lives in Red Bank and is a ty's Republican ticket this trying to be re-elected in agreed that Mr. Azzolina During his term in the legis- partner in Irwin's Yacht year. : Avon, received three votes. At "was entitled to the promo- lature, he became well "known Works, a family business. They are peal Mayor Dan- the suggestion of Mr. Crook tion." as the chairman of a commis- Mr. Carlson, a former may- sion on tax exempt property. iel Kruman and Belmar law- the committee voted to make Mr. Dawes, a Freehold law- or of Manasquan, was elected yer Brian T, Kennedy. Mr. Kavalek's nomination yer, bad held out until the last Mr. Robertson, who is com- to the Board of Freeholders Both men were recom- "unanimous." minute saying that he was un- pleting his first term in the last year for the one-year mended by the GOP Steering A late starter for the sher- decided whether to seek a sec- Assembly, is a former mayor unexpired term of Mr. Dan- Committee Saturday for state iff's nomination, Mrs. Joy ond term. of Spring Lake Heights, and skin, who was elected county Assembly seats. Asay, a licensed female detec- He said that he was consid- owns an insurance agency clerk. bearing his name in Asbury Although both men are well tive from Freehold Township, ering withdrawing because of Park. known in their respective withdrew and gave her sup- the time required to be an ef- Mr. Carlson is seeking his areas, they are the only two port to Mr. Kavalek. fective legislator. Mr. Kruman has served as first full three-year term. He of the 12 potential candidates Another late withdrawal Mr. Azzolina, who bas a member of the Deal govern- retired two years ago as head on the Republican ticket who came from former Assem- served three terms in the As- ing body for the past seven of Carlson's Fishery of Point have never sought election on blyman Irving E. Keith of sembly, is president of Food years. He is president of Pleasant. acountywidebasis. Bradley Beach, who had an- Circus Supermarkets Inc., of Seaboard Service lni, of Nep- Mr. Gagliano, a former Choice Is Quick nounced early that he wanted Middletown. tune City. Oceanport Councilman, is a The 68-member steering the third Senate nomination. Sen. Stout, who has held his Mr. Kavalek was elected to Long Branch lawyer. He now committee took only about an Mr. Keith had dropped out Senate seat for 19 years, is a the Board of Freeholders in lives in Holmdel. hour to make its recommen- of the Assembly in 1965 saying lawyer in Allenhurst. Sen. 1969 after being appointed to He was appointed last dations, and despite the size that he needed more time to Beadleston, who is retired and replace the late Marcus Daly. month as surrogate to replace of-the ticket it was one of the devote to his law practice. is a full-time legislator, bas His freeholder term has an- Louis R. Aikins, who resigned least contested meetings that When he announced he been in the Senate since 1968. other year to run and thus he to become a county judge. group bas been faced with in wanted the Senate nomination From 1952 until 1968 be served will not leave a vacancy un- The Republicans made some time; this year, he was considered in the Assembly. Mr. Beadles- 'less he is elected sheriff. their selections over coffee The only "contest" came in the top contender until Mr. ton lives in Rumson. Mr. Kavalek, a former Mid- and sandwiches at the party's choosing a candidate for sher- Azzolina entered the picture. Mr. Apy lives in Little Sil- dletown mayor, is a member headquarters on Main St., iff. That recommendation Party leaders said that Mr. ver, and is a partner in the of the staff at Bell Labora- Freehold. went to party choice Ernest Azzolina, who has been in the Red Bank law firm of Abra- tories in Holmdel. He says he The Democrats arc sched- Kavalek who received token Assembly since 1965 was more moff, Apy & O'Hern. plans to retire if elected and uled to meet here Tuesday . Register Staff Photo opposition from two other an- deserving of the nomination, Served One Term serve as a full-time sheriff. night to select their candi- i 'NEW JERSEY ARTISTS — Three young Monmouth College students, dis- nounced candidates. and Mr. Keith withdrew "sev- He was elected to the As- Mr. Irwin, the unquestioned dates for state and county of- cusslong their top awards at this year's Monmouth College art exhibit at There were no surprises in eral days ago." sembly in 1967, and served senior veteran of the ticket, fices. the 11th annual Festival of Fine Arts, are David Brian, sitting, Ron Har- the recommendations as the vey, center second from right, Maris Krlstber,gs,,rlght. Assistant profes* Steering cofioinittee followed sor and festival coordinator Arnie van Everdingen, left, listens In on sec- pre-meeCng predictions. ond floor of Woodrow Wilson Hall, where the art exhibit opened yes- Assemblyman Joseph Azzo- terday and will run through May 15. lina of MMdletown was recommended for the county's Democrats Set to Select third state Senate seat, which SEA BRIGHT - Monmouth County Democrats will meet former surrogate Donald J. Cunningham for that post. was created by the recent leg- in Freehold tomorrow night to select their nominees for 12 Mr. Cunningham was elected narrowly in the 1964 election islative reapportionment. state and county offices open this year. during the Goldwater disaster, and then lost in 1969 in the The reapportionment also The full Democratic Screening Committee is expected to Meyner fiasco. Students Top Winners created a fifth Assembly seat, act favorably on a slate which wiH.be recommended by a 16- Interviewed yesterday was a former gubernatorial candi- and that nomination went to member Selection Committee, which has completed inter- date Edward James Luddeke of Spring Lake, who ran as an Assemblyman Joseph E. Rob- viewing 16 potential candidates. independent. He received 622 votes in Monmouth County. ertson of Spring Lake The selection group held its third meeting here yesterday Also interviewed yesterday was Vincent J. Miller of Long Heights. and listened to six more possfblo candidates, including a man Branch, a former newspaper man, and state employe in the One'At-Large' . who ran for governor in 1961. administration of Democratic Gov. Richard J. Hughes. Mr. In College Art Show Unlike the four other As- Last week, the committee reviewed the qualifications of Miller is now a public relations executive in Newark. sembly seats, the new seat 10 persons. Also appearing were Millstone Committeeman Robert No- By CAROL JACOBSON "Mr. Segal has painstakingly selected the 46 will be an "at-large" one Polishing Slate reika; Mrs. Edward Sadowsky of Wall Township; Ely Belil of WEST LONG BRANCH - Three Mon- works which make up the exhibition." meaning Mr. Robertson will Committee chairman Gordon N. Litwin said after yes- Marlboro, and Stephen Davis of Manalapan. mouth College students won the first three He also noted that New Jersey was more run countywide instead of in terday's four-hour meeting that the group has come up with a Others Interviewed aWards In the college's 11th annual Festival of widely represented this year with artists enter- an Assembly district. . tentative slate, but will finalize it prior to presenting the rec- Interviewed last week were William Himelman of Middle- Fine Arts art exhibit, juried this year by noted ing the show from, all over the state. The es- Nominated for new terms in ommendations to the full screening committee. town; C. B. Cargile of Neptune; John O'Mara; Eugene J. Bed- 6cnlptor George Segal.' ; tablished precedent, it was noted, held to one the Senate were veteran of- He declined to say what those recommendations would be. ell of Keansburg; Edward Carey of Middletown; Joseph . prize went to. Maris'Kristbergs entry per artist. ficeholders Alfred N. Beadles- The seats to be filled this year are three for state Senate; Frankel of Eatontown; William Kerwin of Deal; Walter Geh- :, a senior, for an acryliecan\fas'ti-v ^ |Mr.'Segal, who lives in North Bnmswick, ton and Richard R. Stout. five for state Assembly, two for freeholder, a surrogate and ricke of Matawan; John Fiorino of Matawao, and Vincent Jen- ! The only Assemblyman >.I..._pffl|jSpecies." ."•••• [%vr.^c "was'tited in yesterday's New York Times by sheriff. nings of Middletown. lljif prize/went to Bon Hartej^-a junior art critic Jofyi Canaday as bejng "surely one seeking re-election to the seat The Democrats have already backed Paul Kiernan for a Mr. Himelman, a declared canidate for Senate, is a for- fflty SSL for his entry, a pju»< Sculps of'ttie'rbest sculptors at work; anywhere which he presently holds is third term as sheriff. Mr. Kiernan is the only incumbent the. mer county superintendent of elections and commissioner of ed"RSH-P3." '•. I .-;•.•; ;;;• ,todaj^W5i/Bie sculptor has been exhibiting John I. Dawes of Freehold. Democrats have on the state and county level up this year. registration. ne s e $800 prize was awarded David VW^ *&£h Sidney Janis Gdlery in New> ,. Selected to replace Mr. Az- Cunningham Eyed .,,v•,-, > , Mr. Bedell is a former freeholder, who was elected in 1964 rt Midland Park, for an un- zolina in one of the so-called The surrogate's post also is expected to-pose no prob- and .defeated in 1967, and Mr. Cargile was an unsuccessful tttjedjdastef sculpture. , coastal district Assembly lem for the Democrats. They are almost certain to nominate Democratic candidate for freeholder last year. Two HI the three honorable! mention ' :• /ifta Festival .of Fine Arts- wfflacontinue-- seats-was former Assem- awards also went to Monmouth College stu- with events through May 15. The art exhibit is blyman Chester Apy of Little dents. They were: Michael S. Kermezian of open to the public until then in Woodrow Wil- Silver. " '• Bound Brook, a senior, for an untitled relief son Hall, from the first floor where faculty Mr. Kruman was selected • light sculpture; Celeste Rehm, a-senior from members are represented by their own works, to run for the second coastal this borough, for her acrylic painting titled to the balcony and second floor, where paint- seat. He would replace in- Gate Crashers Bring Police ' "The Shower That Turns Itself On"; and Jo- ings,-sculptures, drawings, and prints will be cumbent James M. Coleman seph Konopka of Glen Ridge for a painting ti- displayed. ,, • , Jr., who is anticipating being fled "Boardwalk-#3.;'K.' '•••:• •!' - A'Student exhibit occupies the: third :floq£ ', named county prosecutor. ChOSC 46 Two pther students and a Monmouth Col- . Mr. Kennedy, who would lege graduate are also included among the 46, From 27 Towns to Campus Arie Van Everdingen, assistant professor replace' Mr, Robertson in one at Monmouth College and festival coordinator, exhibitors with area artists, Jim Gary, Ahn of the so-called western As- Kobayashi and Douglas Mcllvain. WEST LONG BRANCH - dio for assistance. Police from wrote in the preface to the artist's catalogue, sembly districts, will run with An estimated 150 to 200 all over the county arrived in- Mr. Dawes. youths, throwing bottles, cluding troopers from the Also recommended for re- rocks, smoke and cherry Colts Neck State Police bar- election were incumbent bombs, were dispersed with racks and police of the county Freeholder Joseph C? Irwin, no injuries and no arrests by prosecutor's office. and Axel B. Carlson, and S. police from 27 communities in Crowd Disperses Thomas Gagliano, who was Monmouth County Saturday Chief Bilotti said the crowd recently appointed to the va- night in front of the Mon- finally did what they were cant surrogate's post. mouth College gymnasium. told and the campus was soon Nominations Expected A college official said the returned to order. AH of the party's choices crowd wanted to see' the Jeth- Bruce Landis, director of are expected to be officially Tull group, entertaining a sell- the Student Union, confirmed nominated by the voters at out audience of 3,500 without the sale of 3,500 tickets which the June 8 primary election purchasing a ticket. had been on sale for several without opposition. Police Chief Frank Bilotti weeks and were on sale again However, there remains an said area police were called in Saturday afternoon and eve- uncertainity in the sheriff's when the group started to ning. nomination because former. throw smoke bombs. They Mr. Landis estimated there Sheriff Joseph A. Shafto of sent one car, then another, were about one dozen ticket Neptune, declined comment and called police in from holders who did not get inside last night on whether he Long Branch and Ocean the gym once the disorder would oppose Mr. kavalek. Township. broke out. He said the Student The former sheriff, who lost The chief reported a batter- Union Board, the government a re-election bid in 1965 to ing ram was used to try to association at the College, Democratic incumbent Paul open the gym door. sponsoring these events, Kiernan, said he would make When the disorder contin- would refund the money to ilEW BANK OFFFICE - This is architect's rendering pf the jHowell a decision by Wednesday. those persons. •Township banking office which First Merchants National Bank is building ued, area police called the ; The deadline for filing for Monmouth County police ra- Although Mr. Landis said " Ot the rtorthwest corner of Rt. 9 and Strickland Road, HoWell. The office, the primary election is there are always a few youths ) jfchich will face Rt. 9, Is scheduled for completion Tn about six months. Friday. who try to get into these Both Mr. Shafto and Avon Suspect in Fraud shows, this was the first time • Mayor Harry B. Crook Jr. had there was any trouble. Moun- sought the nomination, but Is Given Acquittal tain entertained in November when it appeared neither man FREEHOLD - Monmouth and The Byrds and Redeye had generated much en- County Court Judge Alton V. were here in February. Start Work on Howell thusiasm among party lead- Evans has granted a judg- Although no estimate of ers, the party sought out Mr. ment of acquittal to Elaine damage was available, Rob- Kavalek, a freeholder whose Ward, 152 Seavlew Ave., Long ert Jenkins, public relations term doesn't expire until 1972., Branch, charged witn obtain- director at Monmouth Col- Four Votes seen ing money under false pre- lege, said several windows branch Office Bank Mr. Shafto, a member of tenses in Long Branch last, and door locks had been bro- the GOP Steering Committee, Aug. l. ken. Register staff Photo HOWELL - First Mer- area and we shall soon be in a cated at the Strickland Road said his name was introduced Assistant Prosecutor John By 12:30 a.m. the Jethro ONLY MUSIC, INSIDE - While Ian Anderson, chants National Bank has position to make our banking end of the structure. A night at the meeting by Freeholder A. Petillo presented the Tull group had finished per- with the Jethro Tull group, was performing inside started construction on its •services more convenient to depository will be available Harry Larrison of Neptune, state's case. The public de- forming and the campus was the gymnasium at Monmouth College, Saturday for after-hour banking con- Howell Township office, a them." fender's office represented cleared without further in- night, several hundred youths made a mass at- venience. Jull-service banking facility The banking office will bo a the defendant. cident. tempt to enter the gym without tickets. .,-— for customers in the commu- 1^-story Colonial-style struc- The three-acre tract will Bus Line Note . nities of Howell, Freehold and ture of red brick with white provide ample space for cus- Jackson. wood trim and black slate tomer parking and drive-in Is Corrected roof. It will be an 80 by 39-foot services. There will be one en- LEONARDO - In a story The new banking office is trance from Rt. 9 and one being built on a three-acre structure that will face Rt. 9. about impending settlement of S.J. Day Associates is con- from Strickland Road. Two a work action by drivers of Freehold Township Suit Filed tract at the northwest corner structing the building. exits will be provided, both on the New York-Long Branch- of Rt. 9 and Strickland Road. Strickland Road. It is scheduled for completion The office, which will serve Keansburg Bus Line in last FREEHOLD - Freehold and Continental Casualty Co., the work would be completed. It demands the full amount The Howell office will be in about six months. as the center of First Mer- Monday's Register, it was Township has filed suit in Su- Illinois, the bonding agent. The developer was to have of the bond, with interest and chant?" operations in the west- First Merchants' 18th banking stated in error that the firm, perior Court to collect $127,300 In its suit filed by Township completed improvements costs. ••••• Ground for the building was facility in Monmouth County broken Thursday during brief ern Monrnoiith County area, now carrying up to 2,000 com- on a performance bond for un- Attorney John A. Kaye, the within a year of the date of It contends numerous in- will be a full service, banking' and its fifth in the western muters each way daily, had completed improvements in township states that certain the bond, says the township. spections by the township en- ceremonies attended by John area of the county. Its other G. Hewitt, president of First facUlty. been "built up from near Woodcrest H, a housing devel- on-site improvements were Freehold Township con- gineer have revealed dam- Its lobby will offer com- offices there are in Millstone, bankruptcy." The firm had opment. required when final approval tends it has demanded repair aged and inadequate improve- Merchants, and Mayor Robert Upper Freehold, Manalapan Roe of Howell. plete banking services, in- never been near bankruptcy, was granted for the subdivi- or replacemnt of alleged de- ments. cluding safe deposit banking and Marlboro, where con- Nicholas Agathis, executive The defendants in the suit sion Oct. 13, 1964, and that a fective work and materials in The improvements in ques- "We are particularly struction is under way on an pleased to be building an offi- facilities. Two drive-in teller vice president, said. are the developer, Chapel Hill performance and mainte- the development, but the de- tion include concrete curbs office at Rts. 9 and 520 that Enterprises Inc.; Stanley Go- offlce here," Mr. Hewitt said, windows will be located at the Mr. Agathis was incorrectly nance bond, dated Oct. 25, veloper has failed to comply and sidewalks, paving, drain- will open in about two gel as an individual and as a "because First Merchants has rear of the building and walk- identified in the same story as 1965, was furnished by the de- with the demand or to pay for age, street signs, shade trees up teller windows will be lo- months. principal of the developer, veloper as a guarantee that many friends throughout the president of the line. the work. and monuments. Thr Dailv Rejortpr, R«l Banl-Midd)rtown,N. 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Deluxe AUTOS FOR SALE NEW SUBARU - LISIS1295 Now «W5 model. 51200. Anxious. SCENIC CAR SALES 541-5W7 good used V-8? ClRCtECHEVRDLET } SALES and SERVICE Hwy 35. Highlands 172-0221 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank 1W3 CADILLAC — Convertible Excellent 741-3130 "BUICK - 1967 Skylark convertlblerAl condition. Power wlndowt and brokes. Our Customers Agree white wllh gold Interior. Excellent condi Good tlrei. Radio. White with r*d llnwl- F & H Motors Inc. tion. S1495. 671-0371. or. Asking S1O00. Coll J91-I267. • Authorized Dealers Dodge and Oodge trucks 1970 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX .(MoreClasslfled, they get the some cov- Experience Counts Hwy 3S Eotonlown, N J. 16.TO miles. Fully equipped. Fords, Chevys, S4M1II call alter 5 p.m. 222-4551 on Next Page) Chry$lers...Ws hove eted guarantee sign. . AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE a whole lot full of our 'The dealer guaran- opposition. tees 100% to repair MERCEDES-BENZ Of covrse ones or replace the engine, Since 1957 we hove thorn, we transmission, rear axle, treat them just like front axle assemblies, ITS YOUR MOVE members of the family. brake system, electrical That moans the/go through system for 30 days or 1,000 the same 16-polnt Inspection miles, whichever comes first." os our used VWs. We've never been one to MURPHY & DAVISON TO A BETTER USED CAR And If they're deserving, hold a grudge. (just north of Freehold Circle)

HIGHWAY 9 462.5300 FREEHOLD ... and we've got the BEST! 1963V0IXSWAGEN....$895 1966 MERCURY 41195 Blttlc snKn. Radio, hatter, rod interior. Csliertte. 2-door hardtop, radio, heater, 1970 PLYMOUTH 1966 MUSTANG 1967 BUICK automatic, V-8, power steering. Fury 111,4-door hardtop. Beige, V- 2-door Hardtop, bronze, V-8, 4- LeSabre, 4-door ssdan, white, V-8, 1965VOIXSWAGEN..$IO95 8, automatic transmission, paweri spced transmission, bucket automatic transmission, power While. Sunraol. Radio, hraler. redinia - 1966 BUICK .$895 steering ond air condition. steerlnej, factory air condition. seats. rior. 4-door sedan. Badio, heater, six cylinder, standard. $3150 •1150 $1575 1966 VOUBWAGEN..$1195 Baige rtdan. Radio, heater, black interior. 1968CHEVR0LIT...... $1395 1970 DODGE 196S PLYMOUTH 1969 CHRYSLER 4-door sedan Nova. Radio, heater. auiOmalic, nx cylinder. Polaro, 5-door hardtop. Brown, V- Fury III, 2-door hardtop, V-8, stan- 8, automatic transmission, power "30O" convertible, V-8, automatic 1968VCHKSWAGEN..$1750 dard transmission. transmission, pomr windows, power steering, power brakes. Factory White, sunroof, fastback, radio, heater,' ktsering and brakes. Gold. air condition. red interior. 1969 TRIUMPH .$2295 $695 Faslbatk coupo, GT-6. Radio, heater, $3250 $2895 4-speed, six cylinder. 14,000 miles. VALUES 1969 VOLKSWAGENS 1895 1969DODGE Black Sedan. Radio, heater, automatic, Monaco, .J-door, Maroon, V-8. 1968CHRVLSER 1965 CHEVROLET red intwior, 14,000 milss. 1971 FORD $3295 automatic transmission, power "MO", convertible, Gotdiflutomtit- Chevy II Nova station wagon. Six- Torino Cobra. 2-door hardtop, radirj, steering, power brokei olr condi- Ic transmission, power steering are up at... cylinder, Butomitic transmission. 1966CHEVEUE 41295 boater, automatic. V-8, power steering. 'tionand motchrng vinyl roof. ond power brakes. Green MBlibu, 2^loor hardtop, radio, heater, $2695 $2175 $895 automatic, six cylinder, pomr steering. DOWNES PONTIAC SAVE UP TO A LARGE SELECTION OF •SPECIAlOrmEWUK- "You're only a few minutes 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1 1000 MG Squarcback, Radio, heater, red interior, black exterior. Full away from a better deal. ON 1971 AUSTIN 100% VW guarantee, AMERICA'S SPORTS CARS EXECUTIVE CARS FULL PRICE *1125 566-2299

62 LOWER MAIN ST. MATAWAM M Mlllllll, iriiM IHHIimil If):' SHREWSBURY ,1111111111 Illlfll miHiiiii inn,! mm' Buhler & Bitter mmiiii'l > II1MIIIII '] ] ! MOTORS, INC. lllllimilll'Mniii III CHRYSLER ft PLYMOUTH |AUSTIN Authorized Volkswagen Dealer SALES: 264-0198 Ettablnhed 1925 SERVICE: 264-9080 Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury 3290HWY.35.HAZLET 741-8500 OUR BIG PITCH... vTTJ 9 ACRES•»• OF CARS , J"LOWEST PRICES EVE BUICK-OPEL OVER 150 USED CARS IN STOCK BIGGEST SELECTION! BEST SERVICE! PIUS 9 ACRES IBRAND NEW UKisruMitt-riwoumoiAiu of NEW and USED CARS 1971 'BRAND NEW 1971 ALL USED CARS COME WITH IPLYMOUTH 100% 1,000 milesGUARANTEE "Over 1OO Used Cars to Choose From" WITH AUTOMATIC, POWER STEERING and aH Standard Factory Equipment DUSTER 1969 CHEVROLET $2695 1968 PONTIAC $2295 Kingswood Estate station Executive, station wagon, V-8, wagon, V-8, automatic trans- 4 $ automatic transmission, power mlsslorif power steering and fac- 5 steering and factory air condi- •tory air condition. tion. '2497 C 1969BUKK $2495 A 1969 BUCK $3395 LeSabre\ V-8, automatic transmission, Electra, 2-door hardtop, V-8, 1997 power steering, factory air condition and R automatic transmission, power vinyl roof. steering and brakes, vinyl roof S and factory air condition. EXTRA SPECIAL BUYS! 1968IMPALA $1995 H Custom 2-door hardtop V-8 auto- 1969 BUICK $2595 IMPERIAL '70PLYMOU1U '70 CHRYSLER matic, oower steer-lnq-i vinyl- O Skylark, 2-door hardtop, V-8, NimMMff 4 MOB UBAM automatic transmission; power nbv 383,V-^ndi)kMtoantic,imnrito«h|,piiinr«R roof/ factory air conditioning. W 4Joor,V-a,r*fiolihMHr1iii1 steering and factory air condi- bnktt, 3-spm wfawrs. ramott control mimrr vhyl R SALE! wtiHa «•• tirai. Interior, Hftit pkf, tinted wind, raw ditontr, bumptr O wti«H cams, tui Mardtards , powepowerr tnaikntatnaiknlnnn. 1968BUICK $2995 AR-COMDIYIONEP iiitLUt Prica RIVIERA, V-8, automatic transmission,. O 1967 BUICK $1595 power steering, Mag wheels and factory M Wildcat, convertible. Fire engine red, V-i .air condition. 8, automatic transmission, power steer-f •70 le BARON ing and Mag wheels. 0VK 500 CARS 5'4997 You're Sure To Save More 1970 1966OPEL 4-speed trans- AVAll ABLE AT '69 U BARON ATMONMOUTH : mission, red with ALLTmiS! OLDSMOBILE black stripes, ra- NOW 4 LOWEST USED CAR PRICES IN IH! AREA! Visia Cruiser, 9-passongBr sta- dio. ONLY Impala, 2-door hardtop, HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION! SAVE HUNDREDS! tion wagon, V-8, automatic '67 VOIKSWAQEM M397 transmission, power steering $595 V-8, automatic trans- •69 TOYOTA 'IS97 70 DODGE.... *S6f7 and brakes, wood decs I and mission, power steering, 2 door, radio, holer, etc Corona, 4 door, radio & heater, etc Swinger, 340. V-8.4 speed, air condi- factory atr condition. factory air condition and '66rTYM0UTHf COMPUTE tioned, radio, heater.etc vinyl roof Fury III, 2 door, air conditioned. V-8 A PARTIAL '69CAMAIO "2I97 automatic, power steering. FINANCING 4 speed, radio theater, butkit settt. 71 VOLKSWAGEN ..„..„ 'JI97 '66MUSTANO2+2...... '1197 LISTING $3995 AVAILABLE '69 DOME Wagon US97 Btn,9piu,Cktntw. > Automatic, radioiheater . MANY MORE /J Polira station wagon, air cond; radio & •67TOYOTA •«»? heater, antomalic, power steering. Corona, 4 door, radio & heater, white '67JEEFSTER •16971 '68 BUICK Hardtop M397 •SHCMlin- wall tires. 1 4 wheel drive, radio,ticiter . | 2 door, air conditioned, radio & heater, '69 CHRYSLER...... *M97 ttPlDHiniUTElUTE •67M.YM0UTH «II9T '67 fOKO Wagon «1697 automatic etc Newport. 4 door hardtop, air condi- 4 door, air condi» tioned, automatic, power steering, tkmed, radio dheatj STRAPB SPORT SPECIALS Fury III, 2 door hardtop, radio and heat- Country Squire, 9 passenger, radio & '68 PLYMOUTH 4 door... *1697 power brakes. er, automatic, p er, automatic, powersteoring. heater, automatic, power steering, roof Fury, air conditioned, radio & heater, steering. WFtYMOUTHConv..... '1297 rack, etc. ' automatic, power steering, etc. '69 PLYMOUTH Wagon.. 'S997 1965 CHEVROLET 1965 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, convertible, radio! heater,, •«B RAMBLER M397 Custom Suburban wagon, radio & heat- 1967 MGB Fury III, 2-door hardtop, automatic, power steering. 4 door American, radio and heater, '68MIKTANC2+2 M797 er, automatic, power steering. I m pal a "$$", 2-door hardtop, Fastback. 4 on floor, radio and heater, V-8, automatic transmission, Roadster, 4-speerJ trans- V-8, automatic trans-J '67 TEWPEST Wagon ..... M397 automatic, etc. power steering, Flreml&l point, mission and radio. mission, power slewing. power steering, bucket itatj._ '69 CHRYSLER Wagon ... 'JW97 Mag wheels and bucket scats. Safari, Station Wagon, radio & heater, '67 CHEVY Wagon »!»« Town & Country, air conditioned, auto- automatic, cower steeling. Impala, station wagon, radio & heater, '68IMTHINATIONAI™-' matic power steering. $1495 ' tmtomitic, power steering, tike new. I Seoul Indudes dew. $895 $795 '70 ROAD RUNNER *M97 •48 CHRYSLER ...... '1597 '6BCHRYSIE« Hardtcp.. '1997 Newport, 4 door, radio & heater, auto- Jtadio and heater, automatic on con- New Yorker, 4 door, air ccnditioMd, full sole, powaratening, bucket seats. 1965 MUSTANG 1968 OPEL 1 $66 PONTIAC matic power steering, etc power.etc. ! Convertible, V-8, stick Sporl sedan, 4-speed LeMans, 2-door hard- on the floor. transmission and radio. top, vinyl roof, 4 on the , floor. ••ass?* $795 $1095 $1095 EVININCSj I I *fll BUICK-OPEL 9:30 497 Exit117offPKY. KEYPORT CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH TOYOTA HWY.35 264-4000 71 TOYOTA *|/98 7OO RT. 36.EATONTOWN 542-55OO P.O.E. Directly Across From M V Inspeclton Station I 4 Mile (ast 01 Monmoulh Shopping Center Aintte FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE The DaHy Eegwler, Red BaBk-MLdetleUrwnJJ. J, Monrky, April 26,1971 15 THJ CORVJClR -'convlrriWe. 110 h.p IM7 VOLVO - 1J2-S. Excellent condition. 1VM VOLKSWAGEN — Bug, block. Ra AOTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE THUCKS FOR SALE Koao, healer. Excellent condition Resl ASSIGNED ABROAD 1967 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - Four- All new steel belted radlals. Best offer. dlo, heater. Good condition. Asking WO. a*t»r. Encel lent candttltfin. Beit Oder. Call WO BLUE GREMLIN — Radio, outomot- windows. Air conditioned.'New tlrei, 671-5554. 1967 CATALINA 1957 MERCEDES BENZ — Model 21 196} INTERNATIONAL — Tandem dump 1-1542. f-5. Ic tronsmlulon. Snow tires. »1S5O. 172- four-speed, AM/FM radio. Well mall truck. New motor, new tires. Low mile-, brakes, shocks and point. Excellent condi- 1964 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — Bucket 19M VOLKSWAGEN — Squorebock. Low lolnrt. Second owner. BOO. 747-3850. aae. Excellent condition. 229-1553. 0373. mileage. Good as new, one owner. Asking 9-PASSENGER WAGON Iwb "PLYtagUTH - Good condition, two tion. Collblj5V7»Mlll seats, automatic, power steering. Very Fully equipped Including hydra mo tic ond fxtra wnvuwn. 175. clean. Asking 1495. Coll 642-4219. •1,650. Coll after s p.m. 671-5382. 1(45 TR 4 — Newly painted. Radial Mid 1J64 METRO STEP VAN CHEVROLETS - BRAND NEW power steering. Special! Our low price 19M FORD — Falrlane 500 convertible. PONTIACK 1944 — Catolina convertible, elln tires. Needs some transmission warl ti£ood condition Six cylinder stick. Low mlleooe. One own- 1970 OPEL KADETT — Gold and wnlle. only Sim. , S450. 843-3825. Call 229-4914 1963 RED VOLKSWAGEN - Excellent I9» LEFTOVERS - Demo'j ond execu- er. Excellent condition. 244-0797. Excellent condition. *1,500. Call after 7 52,000 miles. Power steering, power eondlllon. Needs new motor. MB •Ive's ot greot.ly reduced prices p.m., 591-1077. i brakes. Excellent condition. B42-4135. RASSAS PONTIAC 1963 CHEVROLET — Convertible V-l 957 CHEVROLET — Vi ton. New engine, Coll W1-O21I 395 Broad SI. 741-S1U Red Bank 1948 OPEL KADETT — In excellent run- "AS IS" SPECIAL Asklna S150 broke system and point lob. S47S firm. TOWNE CHEVROLET ning condition. Low ml lease. S975. «42- CHEVROLET IMPM.A, — 1962. Good Eves, until 9 Call 264-456<, or 244-9743 after 6 p.m. >LKSWAGEN -1968. Green, 3S.00O 1967 FORD LTD Coupe with air. 244-7819 HI Ave.. Atlantic Highlands MM 181 shape. No reasonable olfer refused. Call 1962 RAMBLER — Slotlo.rwation. Am- lies. A-1 condition. 531225. Otter 6 p.m., 787-4464. John Wolcatl, 222-1234 1966 CHEVROLET - Coprice static 1965 FORD fcCONOLINE — Vi ton pickup. CallS72-18B« PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - 1949. 23.000 sir 19S4AHGTF CLASSIC bassador. Air conditioning. Hydramatlc. wagon, nine-passenger. Original ownei Goad condition. original miles. Green with vinyl top. Pow- 1967 FIAT — 850 Spyder. "AS is." S.60U 1946 SIMCA — Four-door sedan with ra- Coll olter 4:30, 787-4719. Excellent condition - dio, SS95. Ballly Bros., 19 E. Newman Excellent condlllon. $1275. 222-2506 787-1127 — Excellent 1 «r ond olr. Asking 12750. 671-5837. 623-7990. Allen's p.m. 142-4930 Can be seen between 5-6 p.m. 1970 ROADRUNNER — 31] CD. In Vinyl 741-1477 Springs Rd., Red Bank. , 1954 CHEVROLET — Good running, coijdl 1952 CHEVROLET PICKUP — First 1961 FIREBIRD CONVERTIBLE 1970 BUICK SKYLARK — A utomatlc roof. Power steering, mags. Only 8,000 Coll 257-3846 1966 CADILLAC — Sedan de Ville, silver, S75 takes It. Call 1961 BUICK Lt Sabre, four-door..Both transmission, power steering, power 1969 FIAT — #124 sports Spyder. wmte miles. KSO0 or best ofitr. 7ft »)2. 462-1763 J969 CAN1ARO - One owner. Low block vinyl top, all power, factory olr. reasonable. 787-2851, brakes, air conditioning. Asking $2900. convertible, five-speed, air conditioning. CHEVROLET MALIBU 1944 - Automatic 1 >ope 767-7164 alter 3:30. Snow tires. Original owner. Exceptionally Mini condlllon. $2250. 291-1103. 1944 SAAB — Tan, good condition. R 1943 CHEVROLET six. Excellent condition. «50. con Ttf" '"- ""''• ""' * clean. Garage kept. Low mileage, S2500. 1960 CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop. liable, economical transportation. S20( MOTORCYCLES Four-door. Automatic. Needs body work. 1963 FORD 264-8279. mow Call 747-5120. 19S4 INIPALA CHEVROLET - two-door Coll 842-6372 Good condition. S225 19SB ^UICK — Uood condlllon. fteoson- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE hardtop. New automatic transmission, Aller 5, 291-2774 1966 MUSTANG — Faslback, GT, 269 h.p. 1969 BLUE OLDSMOBILE ,— Air cond Reasonable Rates 1943 CHEVROLET WAGON able. 542-M80 or see at o4 Throckmorlon e work A>kln four-speed, disc brakes. Must sell imme. 1964 BMW 1800 — Four-door sedan, J950. Ave., Eatontown. tlonino. power brakes and steering- Whlti GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY ?°™"/?> "° ' 0i 1250 1962 OLDSMOBILE 88 — Sedan. Runs dlately. Best otter. 229-8994. walls. Phone 264-5748.' Brood & Mechanic Sts. 741-2100 Red Bank- Call 747-9718 well Good tires. Body in good shape, ex- 1959 TR-3 A — Body fnlr, mechanically YAMAHA — 1970. 200 cc. Street Scramb- 1966 BUICK ELECTRA — Air condi- cept for damage In area ot rear door. 196S DODGE STATION WAGON — Nine good. Many spare parts. Asking 1050. Call CHEVY NOVA - 1964. Excellent cona Sorgoln ot J22S. Coll owner, 747-4915, eve- passenger. Full power. Factory olr. Lua- 1969 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Radio, heat. tlon. Low mileage. MOO. ler. (4K. Coll otter 6 p.m. Coll 741-2039 tioned, automatic, oil power, s) 195. Coll gage rack. $650. Call 872-1884. 67I-W14 i-l 26W239 nlngs or weekends. er Blue and white. Sliding door. Ex 4714412 cellent condition. S21O0.774-4174. 1M4 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE - Super- sport. All power. New tires. Excellent 1963 CHEVY II WAGON — Four-dOol 1966 HARLEY DAVIDSON — 74 FLH full AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 196S CHEVROLET — Impnla V-8, two condition. Coll 787-2BS7. Good condition. Call after 6 p.m. dress. Excellent condition. 11600. 591-1851 door hardtop. One owner. Power steering. 787-5896 after 6 p.m. Good condiffon. J675. 741-0454. 1964 BUICK — Wildcat convertible. Pow- er brakes and steering. Asking SS50. Coll TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1944. Excellei VOLKSWAGEN 1971 — Squnreback se- 54J-35M. running condition. Radio, heater, ext BMW SALES dan. 7,000 miles, park green. Radio snow tires; Asking V625.787-4032. Come see the new 750cc BMW whilewalls. Perfect. Call 747-2445. l?70 BARRACUDA —440 cu. In. Many e; BMW Parts and Service tras. Best offer above 32500. Call anylimi • THE BOAT CENTER AUTOS FOR SALE 8427911 75 While St. Red Bonk 741-1124 CADILLAC 1915 — Limousine, black. Fac- ANTIQUE BSA 500 - Alt rebuilt, like 'tory air. Good condition. 1960 CADILLAC — Excellent condltloi new. Coll for appointment to see. 222-5348 PDwer windows and brakes. Good tin 842-3059 and radio. S300 firm. 291-4548. 1949 YAMAHA 100 - Twin |et. Excellent "WANTED AUTOMOTIVE condition. New parts. Call 787-0930 1970 HONDA 450 - Like new, only )500 miles, mo. Coll 872-0912 alter 8 p.m. 1946 YAMAHA 125 - Good condition. ADRIAN PYLE Asking S200. Call 787-7061 WE REALLY WANT TO Trading As 250 SUZUKI - Enduro. MM. SERVE YOU! Coll RASSAS PONTIAC 741-4187 Wall is not out to make a quick sate A&G road St. 741-51B0 Red then forgot about the car or its buy- MOBILE HOMES er. We really want to serve every cus- p MOTORS, Inc. TOM'S FORD ing hubs, heavy duty bumper,- roof rac tomer so well they come back when , trailer hitch. Principals only. J1795. Cl 1971 STARCRAFT it's time to trade again. Shop WALL 82 SoutSthh MMo m SStt. 110 CAMPERS for total service on your next car. AsburyPark 775-3483 AUTOS FOR SALE Full line now on display ot AUTO£ FOR SALE BILLLANZARO'S

334 MaiAUTn SI. O SALE566-2:21 S INArtatawaG n WANTED — Reasonable, unfurnished, mobile home. 10' or 12' wide, 50+ long. Marquis 4-door hard Fair site rooms. On location. Call 495-0757 Monterey 4-door hard* Calais 4-door hardtop, between 5-8 p.m.- top, vinyl top. air condi top, vinyl lop, eir condi- air conditioned. Vinyl tioned, 7,000 miles. tioned. top. Clean CUSTOM MOBILE HOME — 10 « 46, with lovely iaiousled outside room. Screens 11830 ond heot. Must be relocated. 2M-B638. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 1970 ' GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMJUTH MONTEGOM-X MOTORS INC.. Hwy 35, Eatonlown 4-door Sedan, vinyl top Skylark 4-door, V-8. air conditioned, Colony Park Wagon power steering, automat- JUNK CARS ic transmission. get here PICKED UP $2830 Twinbrook Auto Wrecking fas* Eatontown 542-2235 CARS WANTED — WE PAY TOP S FOR CLEAN USED CARS. CALL MR. VIN- CONTINENTAL 1IT90 CENT S42-550O. Mcntego 2-door hard, Mark III Air conditioned, AUTO PARTS-HEPA1K top, vinyl top. Bod fin- fully equipped ™ AAWCO TRANSMISSION ish. MERCURY Vinyl top. 1967 193 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk $3820 $5760 Colon/ Pork Station Wagon AUTO RENTALS 429 2-V engine, white sidewalls, carpeted load TOM'S FORD floor front and rear floor mats, air, AM radio, re- RENT A CAR mote outside mirror, tinted glass, automatic, power Hwy 35 2M1MB Key port steering, power brakes. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ALL YOUR SPRING FITTING OUT NEEDS AT The Boatman's Shop 24WharlAve. 741S78D Red Bonk Open weekdays. 9 o.m. — & p.m. Sundays ond Holidays, 9o.m.— I p.m. MADE TO ORDER Boat cushions. Canvas work. 842-2205. FLOATING DOCKS Call between 4-9 p.m. 787-5293, 787-7604 SAILBOAT — With trailer. Tallstor U' tl- berglas sloop. Perfect family day sailer. Buy From The Deafer Excellent condition. Aftany extras. Call 747-40B5. Who Really Cares About You. 4695 1»'TERRY SKIFF-$100. Call 842-3052 I960 THOMPSON 171/:' - 50 h.p. Evlnrude outboard, one year old trailer S775 or WALL trade tor Volkswogen. 787-1595. i' AQUA CAT - Catoraaron with trailer, SHREWSBURY, N.J. 1900. . ' BH-4459 alter t p.m. 24' SKIFF - 13S h.p. Interceptor. Top Shrewsbury Ave., At Sycamore 747-5400 shape. S1150. 264-850«aHer«p.m. 10' ALUMINUM JON BOAT — With cor rock. Excellent condition. W0.842-33:2 of- ^pnnnlr SdyS . - • IT'S REAL EASY— ter o p.m. RHODES RANGER-23'5", fully equipped and modified. Ocean racer. Out- standing race record. Price S9.000. Call days 477-5336, evenings 872-0061. 1963 CRUISERS INC. — 30'. 75 h.p. Sleeps SAVE MONEY AND GET GOOD SERVICE! 3-4. Full wtjnter'and summer canvases. New rugs, curtains. Excellent shape. 707- 6488 or, otter 6 p.m., 471-3308. That extra 10 minutes WOODPUSSY - Fibergloi, Racing condition. Good record. Equipped. Trailer. Call - NO HIDDEN CHARGES - | 741-0311. , 1968 - !0' BERTRAM - Flbergias. 165 I h.p. Inboard-outboard Mercruiser. Ship-to- shore radio, depth finder. 291-2234 or 871- travel time can mean 1 1733. GRUMIN CANOE — 17', square stern, 1971 1971 1971 J225. Call 787-1556 BUICK BUICK I 1!' RUNABOUT — E'vlnrude motor, 9Vi OPEL h.p..S250. LeSabre, 2-door hardtop, vinyl 1 Call 872-1991, roof, V-8, automatic transmission, '•::' '••' 2 door hardtop, an vi- • :• '• •.' r ot, F 'j I i ! ci c t 0 r y HUNDREDS SAVED! , 14' THOMPSON — Trailer, 40 h.p. John power steering end brakes, radio, son. S100. white wall tires, air condition, "•"-out incluriiiTi automatic 7t7-42«l speed alert, tinted glass, con- o'T-i^ic!. while wall tires, 1957 21' CHRIS CRAFT - Cobln cruiser. venience group, deluxe wheel cov- . >;•: vvhre! covers and glaze. Sleeps two. Needs engine. 1200 firm. Call ers, side molding, deluxe steering IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 671-5274. CAL-2? - WO. Loaded. Full race ond full wheel, #1072 $ NO HIDDEN CHARGES cruise. Best offer. List Price $2421 List Price $4311.39 List Price S3332.07 872-0284 TRAILERS — Used. All sizes. Call 229- 4466.*l. J. Wilson Boat Works, 417 River 2144 St.. Oceanport. 1970 — 20 H.P. JOHNSON outboard M50. $4295 2979 Call 946-4411 2214 2 DOOR SEDAN

1971 'riOUSEPAINTING — Interior. Exteno1 1971 1971 .Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Col' BUICK BUICK BUICK VEGA 717-6558 Skylark, 4-door hardtop, vinyl roof, Electro, "225", 4-door hardtop, LIN-MAR automatic transmission, radio, automatic transmission, power CHEVROLET white wall tires, air condition, tin- steering, power disc brakes, radio, BUILDERS ted glass power windows, side rear speaker, white wall tires, air Experienced builders in Monmouth Coum 1 for over 15 years. We do additions, dor molding and glaze. . ion Tinted alas> floor our-'C ;., condition, tinted glass, door edge bh r mers, siding, rooling, masonry, kitchen- 'cmot c c o111 roI n11r i or, d •t > r guards, power windows, vinyl lop, CHEVROLET bathroomlot. s and new construction an yoi List Pries $5300 '.iirel covers Gla?c. =• 1078 map light) Glaze. #1201 t 787-0816 lilt Price $6022.68 List Price $5089.55 LOW, LOW MILEAGE 1971 DEMO SALE J.C. &SON 1967 CHEVY NOVA 4-door sedan. ponellng. Cellars. Allies. Repairs. Sm i MALIBU 8 cylinder, sport coupe, jobs. Free estimates. 7B7-B19S. $3795 Powerglide transmission, radio, LTGHHHAULING CLEAN CELLAR:-' Mulsanne Blue, White vinyl roof, $4995 Sand Beige, beautiful condition! YARDS, GARAGES - Free cslnno'if. tinted glass, full power, automatic •Calt-URNlTURl QHtr 3 Ep.m MOVIN. 741-2I49G .— Allies• [ aiwftt;», 4195 $1195 tars cleaned. Froo esiimales • transmission, air, loaded. Call 7J/-3OO? : SALE $3577 LAWN SERVICE — From now until D" 1971 1971 cember. Fertilized, seeding and llmift 1971 1970 NOVA V-8, Powerglide trans- now. Coll otter 3 p.m.. 842-0714. • : BUICK IMPALA Custom Coupe, vinyl roof mission; balance of 5-year or 50,000 REDUCING EQUIPMENT FOR RENT BUICK cover, tinted glass, air, full power, Call Louise's Health Salon BUICK mile warranty. Power steering, white 741-SBB1 ' • ""ictetro ;'2?5",. 2-cloor hardtop, Centurion, 2-door hardtop, auto- Turbo-hydromatic transmission. wails, radio, green. v LIGHT HAULING — Furniture movin- ^to.m.alit: transmission, 8, matic transmission, radio, rear clean yards, garage, attics ond cellar dwe^.-'stfcnnci and power disc speaker, air condition, white wall ndition nntod SALE $4099 $2395 Call 741-6762.7 dnys o weefc. ; r*JfcfjK <>S r" I Cl'd I O,' r CO'' S p1.' CI k p r , tires, speed alert, door guards, tin- MONTE CARLO 8 cylinder, auto- •66 MALIBU V-8, 2-door hardtop, Su- A.R.DIAZ : t Landscaping and lawn service. Fertilizing "' "JShMf "*9,'i--?t'"P5-. ctir- condition, ted glass, remote, mirror, power windows, accessory group, protec- matic, Mulsanne Blue with dark per Sport, automatic transmission, Call 747-5019. 'mteiiJcilaVs',' door quoi'ds, oowor blue vinyl roof. This car has every- power steering. Sharp Burgundy with W.BUCK ; tive molding, vinyl root. #1005 Furnllure repaired and onitques rellnis* List Price 05664.83 thing. white vinyl root. ed. 5«-6551 : List Price $5651.35 $1295 EXPERIENCED GARDENER — Ve • 4$-!it 1st Price $ 5905.5 6 SALE $3895 best equipment. Lawn maintenance. Lcn? scoping. M9-1042. ; MALIBU Vinyl roof, automatic 1970 CAPRICE Two-door hardtop. LIGHT HAULING — Clean cellars, yan transmission, Cottonwood Green, Forest green. This car has everything, garages. Reasonable. $4695 747-5P11 4635 Full power, air, loaded. loaded. 14886 SALE $3597 Now $3695i TORN SCREENS?? We re-screen wood or aluminum Jrarnt ANY OF THE ABOVE CARS THAT ARE SOW Will BE DUPLICATED screens. FROWN'S 3? Broad St. Red Bonk 741-75', WINDOW WASHING HOMES-APARTMENTS-STORES For tree estimates call AAA Window Washing Service, 542-1630 TOWNE I LAWN MAINTENANCE Grass cutting, sod, and fertilizing Estimates given. 741-O&43 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fui nlshedand installed for only >64 95 Too' CHEVROLET, dor, call 349 0863 / 158 )st Ave. o/l .Rj, 36 ALUMINUM S*(DTRG — Roofing. Co- pcnUy Jobs, large or small. Free e&' BUICK-OPEL males. Hallmark Construction. 264-126 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 264-4851. 291-1101 (More Classified '\ HWY.35 264-4000 KEYPORT on Next Page) 16 Tke D*Qy Regfctar, Red B«Bk-MiaflrtowB,N. J., Mond*?, April 26,1971 HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MMJL HELP WANTED FEMALE LEGAL SECRETARY — Keyport olllrJ HELP WANTED FEMALE MCDONALDS^ with negligence and litigation ejcperlene EMPLOYMENT NURSES' AIDES WANTED — 7.73 shift. preferred. Please send resume and sola MAINTENANCE MECHANIC HELP WANTED-FEMALE QUEEN OF CARMEEfL NUR5INS HOME. •We need lull lime employees from 11 a.m. requirements lo Box 115, Keyport, N.J. d/r 9ft, Typing Service, WO Rt. 35, Onxhurst. J31- SECRETARY: To SIM REGISTER 8:30-5, MON. THROUGrl WAITRESS EXPERIENCED — Live In. Locuir crei perlenced in trouble shootlna,. repairs, , WOMAN — TO do housectennlng every Experienced, over 21 Friday In Belford, Own transportation, MANPOWER INC. Call B7M322 References. GIRL FRIDAY: To $90 adlustments, and parts fabrication in- Colt 787-6176 offer 3 or evenings. 4 W. Front St. Red Bonk 842-4343 WAITRESSES — Must be over 21. Apply Call 291-2538. In person, Ye Cottage Inn, 149 W. Front AMBITIOUS LADIES — Part-time, three PURCHASING CLERK: To 110 cluding weldina, pipefitting and minor BOOKKEEPER - Experienced. Full GENERAL OFFICE WORKER - Book- St.,Ti:eyport. NO PHONE CALLS. evenings, can earn S5 hr. No investment. BEELINE FASHIONS — Needs thre time. Red Bank area. To take churn. Cor ond phone required. 2S<-33?8. stylists In this area. Qualifications: lo\ keeping background helpful. Free hoipl- RECORD KEEPING — And Inventory TRANSIT CLERK:. To S8S electrical repairs. •Neot, good with Mauris, Full benefits, taJIzoUon, paid vacation. Steady position. clothes, drive car. No collecting or dell' CIM good salary. Send resume to BOM C»108, control. Light bookkeeping experience HOUSEKEEPER ~ir you have these erfng. Earn an average of S30 per evenlni Apply STAR CLEANERS, isYMyrtle preferred. 9-5. Call for Interview, 229-7300. TELLER: ToIM '"lAI The Dolly Reamer, Red Bonk, N J. Ave., Long Branch. qualifications, we pay S5000 per year. Call 229-2646 or B72-1J« or 222-7498. Excellent starting rate and liberal benefits. t bEVON APPAREL |NC, 395 Whorburton Unencumbered, recently retired woman TRAVEL AGENI ;-^"Wun"aTTeost one St., Long Branch. or widow. Plain cook. Must have driver's NURSES'AIDES— Experienced, 7- veor of experience. Immediate position. CREDIT INTERVIEWER — National p.m., 3-11 p.m. and 11 to 7 a.m. shift: lewelry chain looking for responsible license. Sleep-in job. Five tan.. Sat., Sun. For appointment call: 727-2100, Ext. 205 Apply In person, WELCOME ABOARD DICTAPHONE TYPIST — Needed by pro- ott. To an etderly couple. Pleasant coun- Paid holidays. Other benefits. Conic d/r VACATION CENTER, Wonmoulh Shop- •woman with or wlthouf credit experience fessional mon. Experience required. $80. Bayvlew Nursing Home, 291-044Q for pe for part-time work in our Eotontown, New try living. Phone 542-0599 between 6-7 ping Center, Eotontown. 542-2BW. PERSONNEL SERVICES p.m., or write particulars about yourself sonal Interview. Jersey store. Hours vary. Transportation 77 Brood St. Red Bank 741-3555 ESSEX CHEMICAL CORP. to and from work needed..l.f interested, to Box D-lll,Tho Dally Register, Red WOMAN - LEGAL SECRETARY - Oceanport. Ex- Bank. To do cleaning and light Iroi 1 Crossman Rd. South Sayrevllle, NJ. perience preferred but not necessary. call 542-7324 between 44 p.m. RELIABLE PERSON — To babysit eve- ma. i-rmays only. Care for 2-yeor-old f Permanent only. 542-8515. Own transportation. Llncrolt. 842-582$. An equal opportunity employer STOCK GIRLS — Full-time, tor self-ser- nin,,. Hours vary, SALESWOMAN — Experienced only. REGISTERED NURSES — For nursing vice department store. N o experience nec- Five-day/ 40-hour week. Monday through MATURE WOMAN — To live In. Compoi home. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Excellent essary, will train. Also floor girls for Sail WAITRESSES — Experienced, for port, Saturday. Excellent starting salary plus Ion helper to seml-lnvolld. Light Itous EXECUTIVE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE salary. For appointment call 391-0600 only. Apply In person, LIQUIDATORS time banquet work. Top union wage. commissions. Opportunity Tor advance- merit. Must bo neot, accurate and capable keeping. Write, stating experience* soloi Won, through Frl. ^_^ LTD., 490 Brood St., Shrewsbury. 741-5019. Phone 442.1039. desired, telephone number, to Box E-11 SECRETARY of hand lino your own department. Apply For company president. Challenges unlim- MEN WANTED In person* uttman's Jewelers. Monmauln The Dolly Register, Rid Bank. Intervle AUTOS FOR SALE Sot..Mnyl.rftpjn. ited for rignt person. Need toke-charge AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Shopping Center, Eotontown. type with excellent secretarial skills. All MCDONALD'S Drive-In d/r 925 Hwy 35 Middletown WAITRESSES WANTED — Over 21. Ap- TELEPHONE SOLICITOR — Salary pit fringe benefits. Salary commensurate with bonus. Earn upwards of $5 on hour, woi ability. Coll lor appointment, 842-5915. We need tull or part-time workers tor eve- ply In person, Coast inn* 146 Bodman Pl.f nlngs. Must be ot least 16 years old. Clinical Research MD To M?,000 Red Bank. 741-4338. at our office 6 to 9 p.m. This Is a pe inanent position tor the experienced ar HOUSEKEEPER — Thuri., Frl.. Sat., 9 to 4. No cooking. Must have trans- WANTEb — PRODUCE MANAGER AND Scientific Marketing To 121,000 . DENTAL ASSISTANT— Part-time. No reliable. Phone dally from 10 to 4, 26 CLERK.Top union scales. Hospl- experience ntCKSory. Write 1o "Denial," 3630. ASK lor Mr. Borneaart. portation. B43-5144. tallzatlon, union benefits. Apply FOOD Library Chem.: Olr. of TO $25.0X10 ! 466 Prospect Ave., Little Stiver. MOTHER'S HELPER — Neat, depend- CITY, 901 Shrewsbury Ave,, New Shrews- ACTIVE ATHLETIC GIRL — To llve-l bury or call 542-4205. LPN'S — 11 to 7 a.m. shift, top salary, (or summer, AAust swim and ploy tennl able. Must lovfr children. Mothorless Q.C. Dlr. (Scientific) To 135,000 ; paid holidays. Other benefits. Contact Must like children, dogs, horses, wm home. Call 542-2091. ! USHERS — Must be IB or over. Apply In Bay view Nursing Home, 291-0440* for per- full particulars lo Box B-131, Th» Dal; OFFICE WORK AVAILABLE — Hours person evenings only. Atlantic Theater Personnel Food Industry TO 129,000 sonal interview, '. Register, Red Bonk 10-4 p.m. Mon, through Frl. Some tcnowl- Atlantic Highlands. Textile Degree— edoe or bookkeeping, year-round position. To SiO.ooo AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Send resume to Box E-116, The Dally Reg- SHORT ORDER COOKS — Good year Celluloslc ister, Red Bonk. round position. Must opply In person, NO PHONE CALLS, Howard Johnson's, Mid- M.E. High Speed To 117,500 WAITRESSES — Experienced only, full dletown. or part-time, in well established restau- Textile Product Dev. ToSIS.SOO How to spend ront. All year. 872.1773 otter II a.m. GROUNDS KEEPER — For smoll Rum- got here son estate. Older person acceploble. Rcf Textile Dev. Designer TO JI5.4O0 SECRETARY — Light steno and figure erences required. Write Box 8-139, Tti work. Responsible and aggressive girl Dally Register, Red Bonk. Credit/Collect able to work on her own. Fes paid. J140. - Industrial Ta i15,ooo fast PERSONNEL SERVICES MOTORCYCLE MECHANIC — Ex- 1971 77 Brood 51. Red BonK 741-3555 perienced. Ideal working conditions. Good O.A. Mgr. B.S. Pharma. To 114,500 pay. 513-3900 INSURANCE GIRL ToJ14,500 Maximum remuneration for Fire and Cas- WANTED — Experienced barber to work Programmer Fortran ualty rater-writer. Prefer Insurance girl In men's leading hair styling shop. Cell with expeexperienci e In rating and wrltTng 741-3616 alter 0 p.m. commerciamercl< l policies. Many fringe ben- MERCURY tflts. Excellent working conditions, call CUTTER AND LEADER FOREMAN - Mr. rloworjf Prevllle, J31-1601 'And helper, Steady work. Phone O.C. Statistics Totl3,900 747-2653 or 462-3240. RELIABLE HOU5EWORKER - To do Soles (Thermo-formlng) To 111,500 MONTEGO-4-door light housework. Own transportation. t2 CARPET MECHANICS OR HELPERS — and save per hour, four half-days or two full days Must hove experience plus car and tools. Programmer RPG and BAL To 112,700 per weeK. 842-3183. Steady employment. Call 2B3 0B99. AIR CONDITIONED SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED — A|!O Research Assist. Biology To S12.W0 ' -.-ad SECRETARY — For display advertising r.o-i at company. Pleasant surroundings,. Inter- dishwasher, Apply in person, REX DIN- Writer (In-house Adv.) To 512,000 302 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, esting detailed work. Experienced In ER, 117 W. Front St., Red Bonk. AM radio, tinted glass, vinyl roof, deluxe wheel aleno ond typing. 291-1900. Personnel Psych. Degree To (19,000 ' the same, MATURE MAN WANTED — For super- HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WANTED — For visor of buildings ond grounds lor public covers. feabvtlHIna Saturday evenings. Plsow coll Institution. Sena resume and salary ex- ALL ABOVE ARE FEe PAID pected to Box B-13J, The Dally Register, time. Red Bank. Bring or send your resume to: ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - "Girl RltoB.Hecht Friday" type. Full-time, fivo do/ weok, SALES-SERVICE. Water treatment sys- year round, Call Ed or Arnold Schwartz tems lor air conditioning. Degree in Chem for Interview appointment. Mi or Science, and proven sales background SCHWARTZ, Chrysler-Plymouth, 141 W. strong pluses. Base to S9.5K FEE PAID. d/r '• w MG MIDGET 71. Front St.. Red Bank. 747-07B7. PERSONNEL SERVICES The Persenollied Employment Agency ,- HOUSEKEEPER —3 to 5 days. Salary 77 Broad SI. Red Bonk 74I-3S5S 157 Broad St. Red Bank W2-3J0I Trie MG Midget has lha lowest prico tag ol any Irua sports car. And according to experience and references. Daytime coll t71-«tt. Evenings »H4n. CONTROLLER — Executive position yet you get the action ot a 1275 c.e. Wrtn-cwb engine, task-tnd' available^ Health care setting. College pinion steering, front disc brakes, racing suspension, and a clots* SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Steady graduate. Strong accounting and manage- work. Full-time or part-time at Answerln< rial background. Submit resume to Box D- FOREMAN ' ratio 4-speed gearbox. Save money without pinching ths plewurai. Service. 74M700. ^_ 113, The Dally Register, Red Bank. An Come visit our showroom today. ./""V equal opportunity employer. M/F. PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Good steno ; and typing. Nice personality and etflc* MAN WANTED - Pull or part-time ror Production 'foreman with Itfflng bock- 1 manner'or VIP bustling office. 5130. general work IfFa Red Bank store. Wrlto ground I111n f£IGl.l electromechanical UIIIBB^IIIJIIICUJ UjaCMIUll f assembly $ PERSONNEL SERVICES .and wlrlnringr . Abl"••-•e to- . troln and supervis—e , full Information to Mr. B,, P.O. Box 205 3695 77 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3555 Red Bonk. women onia make own eet-up). LEGAL SECRETARY WANTED — Ex- EXPERIENCED — Crode ond rake men. 2395 perience preferred, but not required. $3.50. per hr. and up, to start. SPEDCOR Write Box 0-115, The Dally Register, Red 767-3226. ELECTRONIC DIVISION Bank. MECHANICALLY INCLINED YOUNO ENTRONINC. WALL NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY -Al- MAN — Part-time, after school, weekends Rl.79 Morganvllle MONMOUTH MOTORS ways busy, never a dull moment. 3&-hour and summer. 741-O04D. work week, Mon. through Sot, Pold voca- 591-1000 , INSTANT CRIDIT tion, rapid advancement by performance. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC — Must have SHREWSBURY, N.J. Apply In person only. My Cleaners, HwV tools and experience. Full-time year An equaELECTRICIAl opportunity Nemployer 35, opposite Fields, Hnzlct. ' round |ob. All benefits Including hospi- tollzatlon, uniforms, insuronce programs. For steel tubing manufacturing plant. * Shrewsbury Ave., At Sycamore 747-5400 MAID — Light housekeeping in nursing Apply In person. M, SCHWARTZ, Chrys- Steady work. Good opportunity for ad- 542-2414 home. Five days woekly. Call'mornings, ler-Plymouth, 141 w,-Front St.-, Red Bank. voncemont and liberal company benefits. 74120SV Night shift 4:30 p.m. lo 1 a.m. Apply Ber. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Days, Authorized WIG STYLIST aer industries, Inc., Edison Industrial hours 9 to 6. Starting salary S2 per hour. Center, US Hwy 1, Aletuchen< N.J. S49- MG/AUSTIN Sales & Service Full-time. Good hours. Experience helpful. Apply In person at Call 583-1970 • Oakhlll Shell, Rt. 35, Mlddlctown. STENO — Central office experience. Typ- GENERAL MAINTENANCE MAN — Ap- AUTOMOBILE ing receptionist nd lio1t dictating. JIM. ply ROLLO TRUCKING, 295 Broodway, SALESMAN We nave an Immediate opening for ait'' EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS ONLY HOUSEWORKER — Experienced, Port aegrestlve man with saies experience. He Call 7 p.m. mujt live locally and be able to take ad- Monmouth area. Call between 7-9 p.m. 787J125 2M-3103 vontoae of the full potential of ItiUposi' PART-TIME — Uouor store. J p.m. to 10 lion; See Aaron Bassos at ,. CAN'T TAKE A 9 to 5 JOB? Be Indepen- p.m. weekdays. Saturday work also, Mar- dent! Be an Avon Representative and ried ar college sludmf preferred. Start cam money during the hours that suit Moy 1st. 671-2388. . you. Miet pjople. Win prizes. Have Eves.unlll'9 run. It's easy to get started. Just call: AIR CONDITIONING, healing ond.etieet' WoW TRIUMPHS J. Blrchall, 741-4343,4420377,774-1220. Men metnl mechanics. Must be experienced'> MEDICAL SECRETARY — With ex- commercial and residential Installations.. perience In tiling Insurance forms. Inter- RESUMES PREPARED High pay plus paid hospltolliation, -ho-" TR-6-SP1T IV-GT-6+ nist's office, Mlddlelown area. Write Box lldays, sick days and vacations. Truck and * B-132, Tlic Dally Register,-Red Bonk. uniforms supplied. Year round positions d/r Personnel o qualified men. Days 727-1340, Evenings ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURER — 157 Broad St. Red Bank 842-3501 471-2929. HOW CAN WE DO IT? Has requirements for assemblers. Call Mr. C.NICOl, A.F.I. 22M3M. MAINTENANCB MECHANIC — Second SALESMAN - Maurice Schwartz and shift. Experience In production equipment BEST DEALS TYPISTS - FILE. FIGURE CLERKS. 5ons, Chrysler-Plymouth dealer. Front repairs. Some electrical experience help- . Many openings. S70 to SUO. St., Red Bank, expanding their sales force ful but not necessary. Good starting sala- PERSONNEL SERVICES to meet the growing demands of sales. ry. All fringe benefits. Equal opportunity 77 Brood St. Red Bank 7*1-3555 Demo and all fringe benefits. Call Mr. employer. Container Corp. of America, Slgler. 747-0787. Monmouth Flbre'Drum, 125 Harrison QUALITY PLUS SAVINGS CLERK-TYPIST — High school graduate, Ave., Matawan, N.J. 5M-553*. > • • • ' Five-doy week. Mony company benefits, WAREHOUSE MAN — And general help- ANYWHERE Full time position. Mult type 40 wpm. Call er, tor party rental buslmss, S or 6 duyi, MATURE MAN WANTED - For super- 11.95 por hour to start. 5<2-31)l, visor of bulldingi'.and grounds for public ' institution. Send resume ond solary ex- WANTED FOR OFFICE — In Red Bonk PART-TIME — For gardening or yard pected to Box E-115, The Daily Register,' area, secretary with some legal ex- work, or add jobs. KedBonk. . "'"• '' 1971 PINTO perience. 842-7940. 741-J183. • 1969 CHEVY EXPERIENCED BODY MEN -,E«. • SALESMAN WANTED - For Keebler ceilent salarry for qqualifieu d men. Fred' v ' DeLuxo accent group, radio, automatic HELP WANTED MALE Company In Red Bank ond East Brunsw- Chavelle. Four-door, six cylinder. Radio, ick area. Good salary. Vocation. Air con* hughes i, Sonon, Inc;,, I.I Oceonporr t Ave., transmission. Whitewall tires. 3,800 BOYS — Circular delivery. Oepnings in dltlaned car. All expenses. Call (609) 134- •ong Branch. Call otter 5,222-3394. whitewall tires. Monmouth and Ocean Counties, weekends BB02 anytime after 10 p.m. - EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — Far miles. only. Work right in your own neighbor- heavy construction equipment. Steady. hood. No selling or collecting. Muifbe at DAYWAXER Also repairing garbage trucks. Call 5(6-. least 12 years of age. Call 938-4411 for Apply Bldg. 401 $1395 ,more Information. Fort Monmouth $2095 TRUCK DRIVER — All around man wont- COLLEGE GRAD - Next EDP Training EXPERIENCED HAIR STYLIST - Long ed for warehousing, etc. Statewide oper- Class starts in June. Need top grades In and short styles. Math to quollly. A-l corporation and ben- • 7••' ation. Call M. J. Oliver Construction, W- Cell 721-2217 0750. TIRE MAN WANTED - For part-time PERSONNEL SERVICM ..".Jf WANTED — Asphalt paver operator and evenings and Sats. Experienced. Apply V Brood St. Red Bonk 7«T.J5JJ L"i one mechanic. Mlddleiown Tire. 1325 Hwy 35, Middle- 1969 SQUIRE WAGON Coll 481-5001. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC 1969 MUSTANG town. V-8, automatic transmission, luggage INSPECTOR — Electro-mechajllcol. See COLLEGE GRAD — Learn programmed For iteel tubing plant. Good all around Six cylinder, automatic, transmission. our ad under Instruction. Educational and/or teaching man. Steady work. Top rates ana liberal rack, power steering, power brakes. 10 Help Wonted Male -Femole, experience desirable. Excellent company, company benefits. Oay shift 8 o,m. to i'.Vt top benefits. TO MK.. p.m. Apply Bergsr Industrie!, Inc., Edi- Radio, whitewall tires. son Industrial Center, US Hwy .1, Metu- passenger. PERSONNEL SERVICES chen, N.J. 549-2400. Caretaker-Gardener 77 Broad St. Red Bank 741.3555 Full II time days In Deal, N.J. Must hav PAINTERS - Openings avoilabl* lor IN RED BANK — Garden Apartment Manager, Mature man and wife between $2095 r details. energetic, quality •oriented men who are $2595 Interested In guaranteed year.round work. 35 and 50. Must hove knowledge of plumb- ESTIMATOR OR TRAINEE — Library Experience required In Interior bruin ond lng> pointing, electrlcol .and general shelving and furniture takeoff from specs roller work and a willingness for outside maintenance (or n apartments. Salary, RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS pointing. Life Insurance, molor medical five-room apartment and other benefits In- and blueprints. Background or experience helpful. Will troln right man. Coll 542-5000, benefits, holidays and paid vacation. Work cluded, For Interview coll AAr, Lomozio, E»f. 40, for appointment. ESTEY CORP. with quality material for custom home 741-9115 between >-o only. builder In Colts Neck. Call for appoint- E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS — mint olttr 5 p.m. 946-8161. AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTORS - Op- Over IB. Port-time nights ond weekends. portunity for young mon. Interested In au- DOREMUS FORD Apply in person, Llncrolt Esso, Newman AMBITIOUS MATU RE MALE — Port- tomotive, Assist In counter sales and Springs Rd., Llncrolt. stock control. Contact Noylar't Auto time. Eorn as much os you energetically Porkts, 291-1414. 90 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6000 RED BANK PUBLIC RELATIONS - Must have writ-" con. 7*7-0070 • ' 741-5886 Ing skills and contacts with newspapers SALES - Need experience with Petro- HELP WANTED and magailnis. Strong contact pirson- leum process, and/or solas In that In- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER g. Degree preferred. NO FEE. TO dustry. Liberal benefits, car. ease salary MALE OR FEMALE TO I13K. FEE PAID. HAIRDRESSER PERSONNEL SERVICES PERSONNEL SERVICES Unusual opportunity for high stylist with AUTHORIZED TRIUMPH DEALER 77 Brand St. Red Bonk 741 -3555 77 Brood St, Rsd Bonk.._ 741,3S55 following, Full -or-part-time-. Red Bank^ area. CaH 741-77S9 or 842-6230. ONE MAN OVER 35 - Lawn and molnte. LABORERS — Openings available for .nance work. S2 hr. Call between 5-7:30 energetic-men as general construction la- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON p.m. 671-2610. borers ror year-round work. Life insurance, molor medical benefits, holidays SWEENEY, REALTOR HANDYMAN - part-time, for house, and paid vocation. Work with custom 142-1492 Radio, 4-speed transmission, SELLING OUT yard. Must bo over Shears of og«. home builder In Colts Neck. Call for op- EXPERIENCED * glazed, Straub's original polntment after S p.m. 946-eui. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON OPEL Active oltice. Two Multiple Lutings. Will safety package, custom MEAT CUTTER _ Full-time, steady em- MECHANIC — Immediate opening. Five- 'onslder person with other soles back, ENTIRE STOCK ployment' run company benefits. Apply In day week. Pold vacation. New and used jround. Call 6/1-0600. Naveslnk Aliocl- ' wheels. person/ FOODTOWN, 124 Main St., Mata- p f c 7 'ates, 100B Hwv 35. Middletown OF COLLAR SETTER — On ladies toppers, • V GT'S aiV ia ''" " ' Union shop and highest wages. Apply ' < v MOTORCYCLES MOTORCYCLES Wall Street Fashions, corner West and Wall Stj.1 Red Bank. 1970 DODGES!! *EXPERIENCfcU REAL ESTATE"SALE? PERSON — Full lime, Mlddlelown Olfice '. f Allalrc-Forrow Agency. Member of tvvo ' Multiple Listing Services, Contact Larrv • SPECIAL BONUS SALE!! HONDA Schilling,671-3590. • , ''» ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK - Ex- N.J/> Newest perience with voucher register system preferred but will consider related ac- Honda Dealer counting experience. Send brief resume .AIR CONDITIONED. and solary requirement to Box E-11], Tlte Latest '71 models in stock Dolly Register, Red Bank. MOONLIGHTERS-DEMONSTRATORS 3-3 nights, S50J75 paid weekly, .aeaullM 1370 POLAR A HARDTOP copper gifts ot distinction. No investment, ' no deliveriedeliveriess , no colltcollectingi , CCo r -neededdd . FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED, TINTED GLASS, VINYL INTE- FREE custom paint job with pur RIOR 383 V-8 ENGINE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, RA- REAL ESTATE — Two professional salespeople to work In expanding Red chaseol any Opel from Straub! DIO HEATER, W.W. TIRES, LARGE WHEEL COVERS/ lank area office. Full time only. Fair UARDS> PLUS AU STANDARD Hovm. Multiple Listing. Call Mr. Coiens EQUIPMENT FACTORY ot 741*7686. SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Are you Interested, in a career wllh ur ORIGINAL LIST *4774 limited earning!? Salary 1)2,000 per ye- t qualified. Call 264-9127. Ask lor Mis Strand. COOK Fulltime. Reply Box c-109, The Dolly Rea Af*DCC Of NEW and Ister, Red Bank. INSPECTOR - Electro-mechanical. Ex- 9 Mtnto USED CARS perienced In irtB uie of basic mechanical and electrical equipment. Work from blue, jrlnts or written procedures, with mln- 2999 mum supervision. Keep accurate Complete Salss, Service, Parts records. Apply Electro Impulse, m OUR MEW LOW DISCOUNT PRICE Chestnut St.. Red Bank. 7414404. An equo. From the MIGHTY 750s opportunity employer. Bal. 50,000 Mile factory Warranty to the TRAIL BLAZING MINI'S MOST OTHER MODELS - SIMILAR SAVINGS (More Classified open wen'mgs HI 9 pn Next Page) closed lues. SHORE HEU> WANTED MALE BUICK-OPEL VANGUARD SECURITY INC. ' Has openings In Perm Amooy area for full-time security guards. - i •••<<'' TOWN & COUNTRY 1 • Starting rale S2 per hr. '""' 264-4000 : HONDA • Equipment provided. •' •'•' • Steady assignment. • Overtime guaranteed. •- • * DODGE •* Hwy 34 Matawan . • <-a 13.-8 itilin available. Hwy. 35 Keyport Apply 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. throlioJi 566-6100 South of Lloyd Rd. Frl-STInOgll Rd. (Roberts Blda.)J10- 583-3900 dlelown or call 671-501 lfo/%|ioTn"l- HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOB SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK WANTED TO RENT The Dnilv Eegister, Bed Bank-MiddlettnraJV. U Monday, April 26,1971 17 MALE OH FEMALE CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES : WE HEED - I'lve or six, 2-1 bedraem HOUSES FOR SALE — - SUPE«VISOB-'t or'tioni. delivery Con offer you i MffflTE ALUMINUM AKC Rtgltlered Rental Hornet, furnished or unfurnished route. Atlernoonr, j.J iourt UBry combination windows Installed for only . Call 7lt*ta from MS la «>» per month for incoming «mml»«M>n.^tMS. rail 2£4-)3l5 1 f:i We. Only Prown's. . . That's right mnet. THE ATlW AOtKCY Rt. vt, PRIVACY 4 p.m. and 893-2362 evening 74 p.m. IRISH SETTER — AKC Cnomplon blood- letown. «M0W. School Project Talk only 6for$M. INSTALLED. line. Female. 9 weeks old. Shots, (125. $29,900 R PLAYGROUND DIRECTOR - Coll 563-3145 YOUNO MARRIED COUPLE — Inter PROWN'S ested in renting house In Motowdn-Red 1 on «»litont lummer playground < 32 Brood St. Red Bonk AKC Charming Cane Cod style home over- . From June 7» to August t, 9 a 741-7SO0 Bank vicinity. Husband employed of Bell looking wooded areo. Living roam, dining COLLIE PUPS Labs, and pursuing Master's Degree. Wife ~ "" idayllirouah Friday. Atlontl COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY - Solid 741-7710 room, Kitchen, four bedrooms, bosemenf Is also mending college. U&Ji*)4 otter 6. StoaOkPOtlo. Fenced rear yard. No traffic Alarms Candidates tcreatlon commission, Wrll vinyl tiding doesn't dent Ilka obsolete ner, powtr how and rug slwmpooer, re- . .«, Borough Holt, Atlantli metal tiding. Call for free estimate, D.W. SEVEN YEAR OLD MARE - Part quar APARTMENT OR SMALL HOUSE -'In street, yet convenient lo all transportation OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The every way possible with the v before May 15. Borr Home Improvements. 142-2053. cently reconditioned, ttS. KM Willow St., ter horse, chestnut with white strip end and traffic. Best FHA and VA terms ovaM- RatrHown, 747-1371, afttmoons and *ve> Atlantic Highlands, overlooking boy. Call hind socks. 15.] hands. Excellent health S42-4525, before 3 p.m. aWe. Coll right now... 129,900. administration candidates in Board of Education to contin- TEACHERS - Reodlng, English, Math- TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT iUng»only. with current shots ond shoes. »500. Call •maUct. Elementary, High School. Sum Well rotted manure •42-3133. the May 11 Township Council ue to provide top quality edu- W5E SALE — Apr. 23, 14, baths. Two-car go- "However, we take cogni- with scalloped edges. Worn lew times. Tiousehold furnishings. 741-3321. APPALpOSA — Quarter horse. IS hands, rage. Basement. S46,900. Hoimdel Motor Inn, Hwy 35, Holmiel. nine years. Jumps, excellent form, good MOTHER AND TEENAGE DAUGHTER been tax rate stabilization. Cost S2300. Will take SUM. Write Box B- — Born In Rumson, wish to rent apart- zance of reports that some MEN-WOMEN 110, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. THREE-PIECE - Rattan set, good condl conformation, very friendly. Coll 7414177 ment or small place In Rumson or Fair Walker & Walker, Realtors The Five for Continued Expansion allows me to share my busi- flon, S60. Corner cupboard, $25, offer 6:30. ' Hoven. 747;3627 or 872-1907. • Hwy3i 741-5212 Shrewsbury consideration is being given to ness. Be your own boss. Double your In- GARAGE SALE - Household, office Call 529-3ICT. Progress candidates — Coun- come In spore lime. NO INVESTMENT. Items. Some dental motors, addressinadessng EAGLE — Sprayed female, 8 months, I AM a 25 v*or old college student and BEAUTIFUL*-ROOM BI-LEVEL- Fac- a school expansion program 842-2332 any time. machimachinesn . AprApr . 2323 , 24.24 Also AprApr . 3030 ,M May TIRES - Two 695-14 tubelesj whllewails. ittectlonate, healthy, housebrokon, all farmer captain In the USMC, Need old ing country club. Four bedrooms. Central cilmen Donald V. Crosta, 1.10-5 p.m. 70 Whitman Dr., (off West Like new. 120 for pair. hots. Good home, S33. 9464522. farmhouse or garage apartment, pels air. Carpeted. Immediate possession. that may run ?16 million or Front St.) River Plala. Call 671-9M5 allowed. Willing to work lo defray rental. Owner. 774-7476. John W. Beekman and Her- more. SITUATION WANTED Write Box B-133, The Dally Register, Red CHARMGLOW PORTABLE GAS BAR- ELECTRIC CLOCK _ 'Hall of Justice.' REAL ESTATE Bank. SNOLlSrf TUDOR - River Plata. On bert J. Buehler and Thomas FEMALE BECUE - SI30 retail, never used, S100 or Like new. Reasonable. large beautifully treed corner lot. Custom "At the present time, a TER AND MOTHER'S HELP. best offer. G.E. 30" range, needs repair, 291-0428 FOR RENT DAILY REGISTER REPORTER — And kitchen with Mediterranean birch cab)- E. McLaughlin and Richard ER — High ichool senior. Licensed drlv- SI0. 747-9244. wile need apartment or small house In the mts, master bath and 19x23 paneled fami- B. Ansell - pointed out that bond issue to finance a $16 «r. Call otter 4 p.m. W-I9I5. ALMOST NEW MINI BIKE APARTMENTS Red Bank area. Can move m Immediately. ly room renovated within past 12 months. JUNIOR DINETTE SET — Table, four Call Call 842-7292 after 5 p.m. Four bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Living room the local purposes rate has de- million construction program WILL GIVE — Lovlno care to your child, chairs, china closet, buffet. Excellent con- 3912533' RED BANK — Luxury hlgh,.r1se opart- 14x25 with brick fireplace, dlnlna room In my home. Infants accepted. Ex- dition, 11S0. 946-8637, ments. Immediate and future occupancy. 10x14 with adjacent sun room, full base-' clined each year beginning in would mean an increase of pertenced mother. Call 74WSS. GO-CART Monmouth County's finest centrally, air- rnent, attic, garage. 9 months old wall-to- HALF PRICE SALE — Famous brand Best offer conditioned building, studios, one, two FURNISHED ROOMS wall shag rugs. Exterior primed and 196$ from 63 cents per $100 of $200 a year in taxes on a home CHILD CARE — Mother wishes to care three-way stereo air suspension book shelf 264-8951 ond three bedrooms. Swimming pool, EATON f OWN AREA Minted Dec. 1970. 5 minute walk to New assessed at $20,000. And this forpnMchooler. Experienced. Call after 4 speakers. Mechonlcally perfect, slight sauna rooms, boat marina ond garages on CALL York City train. Selling privately — lob. assessed valuation to 49 cents. p.m., 391-3573, Ifaw in finish. Fully guaranteed. List 9100 ESTHER WILLIAMS remises. 24-hr, doorman. Rlvervlew 922-1118 • move. $44.7M. (Ml) 7474206 after 5. does not take into consid- each. While they last, 2 for 1100. Other* Th.._» Esther Williamss Swimming PPoo0 l Co. Powers, 21 Riverside Ave. 741-1712. Flea to Board MIDDLEAGED WOMAN — Willing to available. ANDERSON'S MUSIC, 30 Is looking (or_ a nice back yardjrf a prl- eration the staffing of the new WWK two doys a week cleaning doctor's Broad St., Red Dank. 747-0825. Also ot vote home, to Install their new 1971 , Alpine Manor Hotel FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Lovely Colo- They explained that this is above ground swimming pool, We will RED BANK — Unfurnished. Grtentree nial split situated on approximately one cfflct. 747-2030 after 5 p.m. Hoilet. 946-83113. Apartments, 239 Spring St. Two-bedroom Speciaf pff season rales. Hotel room! icre corner lot. Living room with fire- facilities and other expenses. work a fantastic deal right now. Call 8W- with mold service, $30 week. Mole the. only part of the rate con- WILL BABYSIT - In my home lor pre- 3600, ask for Mr. Shields. apartment, available May 1. See Manager, ilace, dining room, modern kitchen with Apt. E-9^ rooms. $15 week and up, 1 Portland Rd. llnette, family room. Three bedrooms, trolled by the Township Coun- "A proposed expenditure in schooler or Infant. Weekly. TOP SOIL Highlands. 172-1773. Phone 671-3177. THTJ6E-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET — .Vi boths. Laundry room, garage. Wall-to- 12.50fcu. yd . Tandem loads. Weekend de- Kroehler. with slipcovers. Dinette set WEST END - 2Vi tarnished rooms. wall carpeting dnd air conditioning. Call cil and expressed the^Hope that range would not be rea- livery only. After 4:30 p.m., 22?-9393. LARGE ROOM - With shower. First CAPABLE MATURE WOMAN - Desires with ctilna closet ond butfet, blonde maple Kitchen, Doth, olr coiuUtlonsr, year round from $175.400 Ocean Blvd., 222-M33. floor. Private entrance. Coll 94 p.m., 747- that school officials would listic at this time. We hope ow BUNDY FLUTE with table pads, coffee table and two end 1041.4-»p.m.,946-M41. GOOD CONDITION. J7S tables to match. Three-piece redwood set. MIDDLETOWN SPLIT — $32,500 jSUSSVSSW! *""• "'""" ATTRACTIVE - Nicely furnished two contribute to the tax rate such an ambitious proposal is CALL 2644131 Rotary lawn mower. All like new.-542- roo: ... Itehen.Con- BELMAR — Two rooms, balcony. Sum- Large tot? Yes, corner ^h acre HARMONY CHILD CARE CENTER 3350. im$, bed-llvlna room, kll mer Included. One black from beach. $80 Landscaper*? Yes, many trees stabilization. not being given serious con- Wt now havt openings for children ages 6 TIAN0S ORGANS ven>lentL . Also one room etfliclencyi . 741 each per month. tBl-7247. Bedrooms?. — Four large irwiths tot nan.Harmony Rd.,Middle Used spinets from S195. Unlimited rentals SWIMMING POOL — 4x18 Mutkln with 63V4. Basement? Yes (partially tlnithed) sideration." from t7.50. Warehouse for Yamaha-Conn- winter pillow and cover, ladder, two ril— FREEHOLD - Furnished room. TV. Pri- Sewers? - Installed ond paid tor "We pledge to cooperate in Klmball-Wurlltier-Chlclcerina. FREE- ters, all accessories, and 5' high x 6' wins HIGHLANDIA vate entrance. Also one room wllli kltch. Why not wve and buy Irom owners? EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Ex< HOLD MUSIC CENTER, 12 Throckmor.' plotform. Best offer over HOP. 2644270. en. Also one efficiency. 462-1596. 717-4401 J ton St. 462-O730. Illative. Now APARTMENTS ATTRACTIVE — prefer part- RECORDS AND ALBUMS - Old 71 rpm's CTIVE — Nicely furnished bed-llv- FOR SALE — Five rooms, three be"d-' TRUCK CAMPER CAP - Good Shape. from late Wi, early 40's. Some children's 10 OCEAfo BLVD. Ing roo;mn , kitchenette. CoiwenlentTcall rooms,garage, closed In yard. Principal* ir three Says. MOO records. BODY or doll crib and mattress. 741-1394. College Sets Show 013, The Dally ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N.J. - only. 4iMMi. We»t Keamburo) 741-064B Child's formica topped table with two chairs. Best offer on all. Call 741-9337 at- FINEST LUXURY FIVE-BEDROOM COLONIAL — SVi IGH SCHOOL JUNIOR — Malorlna In 25" L0UVR6D DOOR — S55. Volkswagen ter 5. ••Luxury three bedrooms, 2'/i baths REAL ESTATE baths. 12x15 living room, 24x14 recreation, ' ' fcrtmlb ). AlsAl o tire, never used, $15. Stenotvpe machine, ••Luxury two bedrooms, 2 baths eat-In kitchen, separate dining room summer' paper ond books Included, S65.787-S0J7. CONCRETE SAVINSS. — On any and all ••Luxury four rooms, one bedroom FOR SALE Bneboord heat. Sewtn. Woll-to-wail ar- By Dwight Markfield of your cement work. Borrow mixer, Featuring terraces overlooking the hi petino'ond basement, 538*00. Principals WOMAN — Seeks housekeeping position. STEREO — Vvestlnghouse console* Ex trowel, bull float, wheelbarrow and other nOUSES FOR SALE cellent condition. J75. est, most scenic point on the Atlan only.787-t89i. Flve-doy week, live In. Experienced. Call pro equipment from A to Z Rental Center, coastline adlqlnlng a beautiful marina. WEST LONG BRANCH - 37M240. 842-3057.. FIRST TIME OFFERED — Two-story CONTEMPORARY RANCH — Four bed- from several shows. 181 Newman Springs Rd., Shrewsbury. Includes air conditioning, swimming; home, convenient to shopping, on bus line YOUNG HOUSEWIFE — With one child, TWIN BED — Spring and mattress, S30 .pool, parking. All spacious, truly luxury In Fair Haven. Lovely all Formica coun- rooms, dining room, llvlni room, paneled Dwigbt Marfleld will be fea- Mr. Marfield has performed Wishes to care (or 1 or 2 pre-scliool chil- complete. Prom gowns, size II, $15 each. gpartments. try kitchen overlooks private yard. Living recreation room,, panel- tured in a one-man show of dren for Working mother In my home. 129- Surfboard, J30. 845-5420. NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE — 14 call or visit superintendent, 291-0237. rpom with fireplace, full dining room! piece, two baths, sauna bath. Basement. widely in stage, film and tele- Heather Court, Mlddletown. (Oil Gtory Brounell-Kromer Management Co. Master bedroom with fireplace, 1S4 baths. sundeck, two-car garage. Heavily wooded songs, dances, comedy, pan- TRUMPET-B5. Dr., off Main St., Port Monmouth) Apr. 27 Flagstone patio, full basement and ga- acre lot in Marlboro area, Builder's vision productions. Call through 30th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. FURNISHED — Newly decorated opart, home. Possible assumption 547,500. MS- SITUATIONS WANTED ment. Nice and clean. Couple only. No rage, $45,000, 4594 or 949-4447. tomime, "scenes and manifes- He displayed his talents as 747-4997 DUNCAN PHYF6 STYLE SOFA — With pels. 95 Herbert St., Red Bank MALE clean slipcovers, 525. ATTRACTIVE FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE "PAIR HAVEN — Executive's home. Two- tations," Thursday at 8 p.m. a dancer, pantomimist and co- GERANIUMS 741-7829 RED BANK - Attractive 4'/i and 5-room COD — Excellent Mlddletown location. storv, all custom built. Large foyer. Five at Monmouth College. COMPANION — To gentlemen. Chauf. RIVERFRONT apartments. Rent from Lovely trees, private yard. Living room bedrooms, vh baths, three fireplaces, den median in Lotte Goslar's "For Jeur-CooK. ParMlmt. References. Call Three for SI. Flowers and vegetable RCA CONSOLE TV — Black and white, $245, available Immediately. Near shop- with fireplace, patio. Attached sorage. :wlth beamed celling, decorator designed plants, wholesale and retail. Mike's .The versatile Mr. Mar- Humans Only." His paintings MtMt mornings or evenings. works on most channels, asking $75. Sears ling and transportation. Call Supf.. 741- >ZOJW Itllcnen and dinette, full basement.AIr con- Greenhouses, 201 Shore Blvd., Keansburg, upright power bench sow wllh platform, jnltlonlng. 7414)516. field's performance is spon- t»Av«. 747-UOO Red Bank tree lined street. Entrance foyer, living dence Hall Association and is in the Galerie Denlse Severtn- and ends. 16 W. Park Ave., Belford, off UII "Holly, The Horn* Finder" rooroomm , eat-In kitchenkitchen , paneled dlnlna room AVAILABLE - Molds, housekeepers, USED — Color and Black & White TVs Main and Church, Mon, thru Sot., Apr.26 MATAWAN — Five-room apartment. Sec- or den. 15 x IS master bedroom, 2nd laroi scheduled to be held in Follak Mars in Paris, London Gal- couples. live-In. CJM Employment from $25. Anderson's, 30 Broad St., Red thru Moy 2. ond Hoar. Heat supplied. $200 per month. bedroom, bath. Basement, plus new hoi Agency. (Mil 2474814. • Bank. watet r heatinhtgi systemtm . 220 wirinwii g cemenm t Auditorium of Woodrow Wil- lery, Whitney Museum, Fogg TWO STEREO SPEAKERS — «" mldr. 6 BEDROOM.S -,3'i!l.fVlOJ?Ef?M.BATHS drive. Fenced rear yord. City sewers. e, In handsome coblneti. Capacity 25 SEA BRIGHT — New tumlthM efficiency Fireplace, dininmm*g room, den, screened son Hall, the main building. Museum in Cambridge, Mass., 16' ei-OBE STAR - Travel Trailer. Self- LOW toxet. Qualified FHA buyer, only contained/Excellent condition. FIs. $20 each. Call 741-9337 offer 5, apartment. TV and air conditioning. Utill. porch, spacious comfortable home En ex- SSOOdown. THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors, Mr. Marfield is an accom- FINANCIAL 566-4849 ties Included. 842-0505. cellent condition. A rare find In Rumson. 75 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank, B42- Brooklyn Museum, and Chi- HARDTOP CAMPING TRAILER - Im- A home big enough for good living but not 4350. plished actor, dancer and sto- BUSINESS maculate condition. Dinette set. Sleeps I. MODERN — Three-room apartment, on too big or too expensive. Beautiful quiet cago Institute. FILL DIRT beachfront. $165 per month. Couple. No OPPORTUNITIES Top soil. Stone. Free delivery. 1850. Free with trailer utility box. (99- street. LITTLE SILVER — Four-bedroom cus-' ry teller as well as a serious The performance Is open to 9018. pets. Available May 1. 3 Marrlous Lane, Call 741-3029. Sea Bright, (Off Ocean Ave.) call LO s- torn Caw Cad highlighted with paneling, $69,000 brick, wrought Iron and extras. Master painter. The performance, bil- the Monmouth College com- UPRIGHT FRIGIDAIRE SET — Vory PORCH SALE — Ceramics, greenware, bedroom, 16x22, two baths; large dining CHEVRON large freezer and matching refrigerator- molds, 195 Church St., Belford. 9 am. to 4 ALLAIRE FARROW led as a "Dwight Night," in- THREE-ROOM APARTMENT —Fur- room, family room, oversized garage. On munity, including students, freezer. Beautllul condition. Both far 5450. p.m. Realtors well landscaped lot. Convenient to Irani- 747-9749. nished or unfurnished. Private home. Pri- 294 Broad St., Red Bonk 74K cludes Mr. Marfield's skill as faculty, staff, alumni and GOLF CLUBS - Three woods #1,3,4. vate entrance. Parking facilities. Near 5 Corners, Mlddletown 671-: portotlon and stores. $39,900. 7474096. STATION ONE SHOTGUN - Bolt action }.£. Hlg- One year old. Wilson Irons, transportation. Business couple. Elderly a character actor in scenes their guests. 3,4,5,6,7,9,10. A-l. $75. 291-2871 alter S MIDDLETOWN - 3-4 bedroom split In glns, and six decoys. All for $60. people preferred. 4954416. "move-In" condition. Newly painted. New Call 741-1728. p.m. MOVING SOUTH Available MODERN — Beautiful three-roam fur- wall-to-wall in living room, dining roam HUMAN Hair Wigs—'One brown $15, one PIANO — Old dependable upright. Good MUST SELL and hall, l'/i baths. Gas hot water heat. frosted sis. condition. Must go due to remodeling. Red BonK>No Mlddletown'Oak Hill Area Extras Include two air conditioners, ( IN THE Best offer. 842-4819. grill, etc. VS acre, Principals only. S38.J Call 787-0197 "iiv&wfis;?"- "" 671-239S. Guild to Exhibit MIDDLETOWN HIDE-A-BED SOFA - $30. Ook desk, $16. COLLECTOR'S SALE - Glassware COMMERCIAL TRENTALS Antique walnut desk, $20. OJd library (fine). Antiques, furniture, oak pieces, arate dining roam, paneled family room, INCOME PROPERTY — Red Bank dapl' AND RED BANK table, $10. Double bed, U. Old sewing ma- Victorian pieces, mirrors, lamps rockers, „ AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES two-car garape. Full basement. Air condi- ex. Ideal corner. Each side has three bed- chine, $10. 747-4021. blanket stand. Large band saw, other In- Reasonable rent, Immediate occupancy. tioned. Leaving all new appliances, car- rooms, living room, full dining room, terest ingjtcms. 5S6;i223. Apply Serplco's, 101 Monmouth sC Red Ktlng and drapes. Loads of extras. Must kitchen, cellar and attic. Three garoaes. AREA 1 Asman's Drawings Bank, next to Carllon Theater, Paid training aval labt*. LAWSON TYPE SOFA — $25. Holpolnt seen to be appreciated. Principals Asklng$40,000. COUNTRY SQUIRE electric stove, S35. NEARLY NEW SALE — April 27, 28, 9:30 only. $53,000.671.5389. For Information OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK - 754 sq. ft. REAL ESTATE INC.. Broker, 991-1135. Call 747-3249. Jo.rn.-4 p.m. Clothes, toyi, brlc-a-brac, SHREWSBURY - During College and the New Jersey WeekdaysB:30to 5p.m. call books. Monmouth Reform Temple Sister- In excellent location. Deslroble for any Eves. 842-SMJ. Mr. Keating, 617-1550, Ext. n profession. Coll 747-3730 between 9 and 5. the month of May, at the State Museum in Trenton for Evenings otter 7, call Mr. Bennett, FIVE-DRAWER WALNUT CHEST -, hood, 332 Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury. SHREWSBURY RANCH - This very OjV Good condition. $30. BOAT OWNERS tollng home In a pork-like setting has a 4634911. 264-1080. . MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES Buy now, a new hem* on the water. Ran- Guild of Creative Art, here, the past five successive years. — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI., Red Bonk. 1 large living room with fireplace, dining GROW WITH A YOUNG COMPANY - MACHINERY FOR SALE Phone 747-3620 ches or Colonials. All bulkhead od (ols-3 room, sunny kitchen, three bedrooms, the colored ink drawings of His participation in group' We are filling our executive positions TWO GREBK FLUTED COLUMNS — 8' deep at low tlds. Moor your boat at the both. Air conditioned. 24x30 cathedral now. Exceptionally high Income potential tall 32" diameter, decorated bases. $25 iBULLDOZER — H.D. 11-E, motor over- OFFICE — Two rooms, nearly 300\ Suit-' door. Models on iltt. Shrewsbury Harbor beamed paneled den with fireplace. Many William Asman will be on ex- shows include Monmouth Col- Rill and part-time. Call for oppolnlmen each. 741-5484. hauled. Undercarriage like new, Michigan able ony business. Air conditioned. East Estates ot Monmouth Beach from $52,900. extras. Must be seen. Principals only. 717-1715. loader 125-A. 1963 International tondem $37^00.741-3931. ' hibit. The public is invited for lege, Jersey City Museum, TWO SPEAKER CABINETS — Snare dump truck. New rubber, new motor. All Front $f., Red Bank. $150.741-9500. PAUL BRAGAR RED BANK — 153 Shrewsbury Ave., drum microphone, wet suit loo, equipment in excellent condition and not PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE — Ap- MIDDLETOWN - BRIGADOON DUTCH this showing daily, except Newark Museum, Museum of tabllshed bar. Upstairs has five-roo 842-37W used In the lost 3 years. 229-1553. proximately 4,000 sq. ft. ol prime office REALTOR COLONIAL - 11 rooms. Master bedroom apartment, two rooms down. Kltchei •pace In professional zone of Red Bank. 94 Broad St W7J,MI Shrewsbury wllh attached den or sitting room, 2Vt Monday, from noon to 5 p.m. Modern Art in New York City, equipment for business. Two rooms In REFRIGERATOR-$45 Immediate occupancy. Will decorate and baths, fenced-ln patio, two-car garoge. Coll partition to lull. Attractive long-term RED BANK - RUMSON AND / Mr. Asman, a resident of N.J. State Museum and the back with back entrance. Two-car garage. 566-4255 MERCHANDISE WANTED AROUND — multiple Listings. Si Corner lot. Close to bus and train, Prlncl- pals only. $49,500. WMMO. ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cash paid. trw catalog of modest homes, farm: Deal, studied illustration at Charles Press Gallery. TRAVEL TRAILER — 1970 Orbit. 15W. TEI PART TIME — Earn $300-11000 and more. LES DEUX S. DON PONS, 799 Rlvir Fid. tlql Rumson estates, waterfronts, WiDDLETOWN-SM.OOO - ttnmoculate Refrigerator, stove, heater. Self-contaln- Fair Haven. 741-4337 or 842-6257 lots, business opportunity. Pratt Institute, New York. His style is based mainly on Various positions, including management. ed. Sleeps six. $1*10. Coll 787-0079. split, living and dining room, wall-to-wall nee needed: will traintrail . COM PRIVATE COLLECTOR — paying cash DISTINGUISHED carpeting, eat-In kitchen. Four bedrooms, His first one-man show in the drawings of the West Eu- JjpfSHs'pius BONUS PalId, . Call 741 POOL FILTER — Diametric earth slaln- Ray Stillman, Realtor wo baths, recreation room, garage. 8255 Mon. thru Frl. for old guns, swords and Civil war med- 100x100.741-8276. shore area was at the guild in ropean Culture from about 700 lesi steel. Good condlllon. $50. Call 747- als. Coll otter 5 p.m., 842-7419. OFFICES "Our S3rd Year" <4» Hwy is Shrewsbury 741-ttdo 1968. His works have been ac- to 1200 A.D., especially the COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CAStf'FOR Located In center of Red Bank Business KEYPORT HIGHLANDS — A small house remodeled GUITAR — Electric, solid body, S25. Uku- OLD.TRAINS or will trade HO., 027, 0 or district. with great taste and Ingenuity. Three bed- Older Colonial. Excellent condition, on a rooms, lft boths. It' llvlngroom,20' fam- cepted by jury at Monmouth transition period of the ending INSTRUCTION lele, baritone, mahognay, $15. standard gauges. 774-3710. • Central Air Conditioning choice corner of Keyport. Formal dining 747-9238 ily kitchen. 121,MO. ELLEN S. HAZEL- PIANO LESSONS - in the privacy a NAN JOHNSON • Self Service Elevator room, large bedrooms, science kitchen. T6N, Realtor, 13 West River Rd., Rum- of the Roman Empire and the your home or mine. Modern method o BUYS AND BUYS • Private Parking Space son. 842-3200. LEGAL NOTICE teaching used. Call 166-02JI 9 o.m.-2 p.m. SILVER AND WHITE COACH CAR- • Complete Janitorial Service WM Tru Me birth of European Culture. or otter 7 p.m. > RIAGE — Excellent condlllon. Asking $35. from on entire household toa single item, ttMM " - " furniture, antiques, iewelry, silver, im- • Individual Thermostatically Con. HEAL ESTATE WANTED NOTICB Spatial relationship is the bas- mediate cash. You get top dollar for your trolled Heot Walker & Walker, Realtors Separate sealed bids for the following MERCHANPISE GARAGE SALE - Rolled ond pleated things. 741-53)1. • Wall-loWall Carpeting LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — In will be rectlved by the Mlddlttown Town- ic element of his drawings. bucket leatt, clothes, furniture, flihing 54 Broad Street Red Bank Hwy 35 671-3311 Mlddletown 'Keansburg -Mlddlelown -Hoilet -Holmdel. ship Board of Education at the Adrnlnis- FOR SALE ear, tools, miscellaneous Items. Wn ANTIQUES - Tlttony Items, toys furni- The Smolka Agency. 767412). Irollon Building, 59 Tlndall Road, Middle- William Asman has trav- 'orlland Rd., Highlonas. 872-1627. ture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, Call for appointment to inspect rooms, Jl(i tiled oaths, formal dining town, N.J. up to U:O0 a.m. prevailing llghtl"~*itlnng IlKtures. Carved oak dining room room, living room, fireplace, family time on FrWoy, May 7,1971. eled in England, France, Ger- PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE — t30. piece—s Copptr Kettle Antiques. Ooknursf. 747-1100 room, den. closed-ln porch. Two-car aa- Colts Neck — Holmdel 1. Furniture HAMMOND Guitar and case, $30. Both in excellent 531-U! I or 229-O8J2. KbO BANK — Oflfce for rent, furnished. ro«. Full basement. Eat-In kitchen. 671- We have reoay qualified buyers, so for Ion 7. Unit Ventilators many and Austria. condition. 747-4246. . Heat and utilities supplied. $15 month. efficient service, coll J.D. P.OCHE, R«|! WANTED tor, Rt. 34. Colts Neck. 462-2741. Member 3. Athletic & Physical education Sup- FOREIGN COINS - 100 assorted, some plies for 1971-72 Used Oriental Rugs HOLMDEL - Apple blossoms are In Multiple Listing Serv|te. , 4. Blacktop Work ORGAN 1800. $25 for oil. Boy's Rollfast bike, $30. Chinese and Persian SHREWSBURY - Start, 15x16'. Next la bloom, oround this Vt ocr« three-bedroom 5. Fertlllier 44M108. [ .__ Alio Wall Tapestries elementary school and swiet shop In me- ranch. Dlnlr RANCH HOUSE WANTED - In Locust- FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 7743143 dium-high Income area. Suitable record Noveslnk area. Principals only. Write Box Specifications dnd forms tor bidding Chief Smith STUDIO ROLLAWAY BED - $20. Red Boston shop, men's hairstyle, branch dtfice etc. B-127, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. moy be secured at the office of the Secre- rocker, 520. TV cabinet for portable, $20. COIN COLLECTIONS - Gold and silver, Amp[e parking. Box 394, Shrewsbury. ' tary. 59 Tindall Road, Mlddlitown, N.J. Gold pier set, $10. Bulck luggage carrier, coins, war nickels, will poy top current 07741, OF ASBURY PARK $20. AW 6, Call «72-1770. market. Exohiple: sliver dollars $2 and WE N£ED LISTINGS JAMES W. DAVIDHEISER [OFFICE SPACE' -"Matawon, Rt. 34. Ap- RED BANK OLDER HOME - Three bed- To Be Law up. Mr. ftomao, 7J7-5J5I «rox. 750 sq, ft. Immediate occupancy. Rumson, Pair Haven, Little Silver, R«d Secretary" NEW HAMMOND DINETTE SET rooms, fireplace, In lorse living room, din- OLD FURNITURE -r Antiques,Thlno. foil S6i4S)i tor details. '-Ino- room.hil, fulll boserr—basement' , heateJd sunroom. Bonk, Llncrolt, Mlddletown, and sur- Business Administrator CADETTE ORGANS glassware, art oblicts and brlc-a-brac. Im- Two-jarr garagegarage.. A lotol house for rounding areas. Call... April u JJ.JS mediate cash tor anything and everything. WANTED — Business man to share air conditioned office. Far details, call 671 S27.900. ACLAMJE-FARROACLAI&E-FARRCW" AGENCY, ALLAIRE FARROW NOTICE Day Speaker Include btnch, dtllvery. Instant-plat SINGER SEWINS MACHINE — StralO 'Ruicl!*.tt East Front St. 741-1693. ' R«OltOr». 741-3450, 671-25W. Agency "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR- book (left you play.iongs on your owr wedle. Oood condition. $15. Bur' ' Realtors RED BANK - Cape Cod. Living room, DINANCE ESTABLISHING A CODE front tht start) ond 6 weeks of lessons a* USED TENT TRAILERS - Equipped. 4-8 OFFICE SPACE — Matawan, Rt. 34. Ap- 29< Broad St., Red Bank 741-MSO REGULATING THE LOCATION, CON- FREEHOLD - Asbury .sleepers, up to 3 years aid. I replace, two bedrooms, finished second eiNFORFRE SHOWCASE — Velvet lined, 140. Desk, proximately 750 sq. ft. Immediolt occu- 5 Corners, Mlddletown 671-2590 STRUCTION, USE, MAINTENANCE Call 495-0442 pancy. Coll Mo-OKM fordttolli. 3 prlnclp< s AND METHOD OF EMPTYING OR Park Police Chief Thomas S. S?' $35. Large, heavy duty mower, $95. Re- fiX^^T^ ™ " "" WHY NOT CALL SOMEONE WHO ' " frloerotor, $25. 94o-4443 or 946-4086. CLEANINS INDIVIDUAL SEWA( Smith will be the speaker at 775-9300 HOUSg FOR SALE T- Pool and cottage, KNOWS? _QI5EQ3AL.SYST.E£iS. THE ISSUANL^ JOOMalnfSt;- -Asbury Park PETS AND List yoyrhome with Ray Von Horn! OF PERMITS TO LOCATE, CON- Open dolly 'til 9) 5gt. Mil 5:30 GEN6RAL JELECTRIC "DRYER"— *60. HOUSES FOR RENT four acres. Principals only. Law Day ceremonies Friday Clean and In excellent condition. Call CaR 946-4218 Apcncy.Multlple Listings. 747-4100. STRUCT. EMPTY OR CLEAN SAID LIVESTOCK ,WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — SYSTEMS, AND FIXING PENALTIES sponsored by the Monmouth ' ' V0RNITURE AND APPLIANCES Furnished and unfurnished. Immediate Welfare and people with credit problems. GOOD HOMES FOUND POR OLOEH FAIR HAVEN - Choice location. Three LEGAL NOTICE FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF DOGS — Calh paid for pedigreed litters. occupancy. SAMUEL TeiCHER bedrooms, two baths, pine den, fireplace, ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF County Bar Association. Immediate deliveries/ Instant credit, Cal >C TO AC INVERTER - Attaches to cor AGENCY, Oceonport Ave., Oceanport, Mr, Gran, 373-6611 lattery (or power source, never used, 150. .CANINE COLLEOE INC. 3294933 or 542- full basement. Two-car garage. Gas heat. ESTATE AUCTION HEALTH OF THE TO WNSHIPOF The public observance will Traveling lawn iprlnMer Buckner, junior 3896. .Principals by appointment. 741-1 lot. Wednesday, April 31, al 9:30 A.M. Per. HOLMDEL ON DECEMBER 27, I960. TARGET RIFLE - With Redfleld Sights model, never used, $50. 747-1398 otter 6 BE It ordained Dv me Board ol Healtl. ENGLISH MARE — Strong, large, spirit AVAILABLE — Modern three-bedroom sonal property of the Late Bessie M. Rus- be conducted in the jury as- .22 caliber Mossberg 144 Including cose p.m. home. Fully carpeted and air conditioned. RUMSON — Attractive brick ranch. sell, l°P River Rd., Red Bonk, N.J ot that Township of Holmdel, Monmouth SSO. Coll orter6p.m.747-34;7. ed. Experienced rider. Chestnut six years Three bedrooms, two baths, family room, County, New Jersey that an Ordinance es- old. Jumps well. 364-4249. ' Rent plus all utilities $330 per month. Ret. screened porch. Asking S54,«X). 042-3748. LARGE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES sembly room of the Court DOUBLE BED — Maple, Beautyrest mat. •rentes. PAUL P. BOVA, Realtor, »71- CHINA-GLASS. tablishing a code regulating Ihe location, TWIN METAL BEDS — Complete wit, ress, box spring. Living room choir. 741- construction, use, maintenance and meth- House at 9:30 a.m., on the mirrored dresser, $20. Kitchen cabinet, LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES - MlOOLETOWN RANCH - Central air. Victorian Roseolass, Opaline, Cam- od ol emptying or cleaning Individual sew- 1M1. • Fourth bedroom or den. Two lull baths. bridge, Bristol, Royal Doulton, Milk glass front, 4 drawers, $15. Mornings 787- AKC. Black. Excellent temperament. $135 to $350 Per Month age dlsposol systems, the Issuance of per- theme "Channel change fclO. 6'y" WEBEK AUSTRALIA Coll 671-537IT Eat-In kitchen. Full basement. Fenced alass. Cut and Pressed gloss. Amber mits to locale, construct, empty or cfecn 1 THE BERG AGENCY yard with patio. River Plaia orea. U8.500. Lustre, Cranberry, Bavarian, Austrian, through law and reason." )ood condlllon. 5«sl ofler. Col ! oner 6 Rf. 35 , MlddlefDwn said systems, and fixing penalties tor the. p.m. 741-4901. ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL-PUPS Principals. 747-3713. Royal Worcester, Limoges, Old Ironstone, ig ponaltle — AKC. 7 weeks April 25. Two males, 671-1000 " Carnival glass, Malollcaloll , German Porce- violation thereof, adopt -- — --_,» . . Wl* »* **V*#1 *•*•*• .lifledbe UUUI yU VIhI e Board of BEST TOP SOIL vr 1Iwr Law Day, which is officially SCREEN HOUSE- Poronda (v'ulj'i, SIM eo. 7«-O483. COOPERATIVE APARTMENT - Vail lain, sandwich glassglass , collection ol oil Health of the Township of Holmdel on De- _ 741-2483 ^ LINCROHT — Four-bedroom, two-bath Homes, Shrewsbury Twp. Two bedrooms. tbnps collection ot Dai ond Butt t pood condlllon. Call aft«r 7:30 p.m. home. Convenient location. S350 per tbinps, collection oott DaisD y ond Button, cut cember 27,1960 b» and hereby is amended May 1, is observed nationwide 'TYPEWRITER, ADDING machines. All IRISH SETTER - Fumale, seven months Good condition. 542-SlSv. glass salts, Victoriati n hats, Pr. Bristol as follows: old. Musi sell. $75 or best olfer, month. April occupancy. Lease, references by members of the legal pro- maHes, new or used. Guaranteed. Low os and security required. Call alter 8 p.m. Vases, Amber candle stick, Milk glass.pi pi-- SECTION l. Section 9 of tlw ordinance tl5. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth St. Next la 350 ICE CHESTS -II qt. styrofoom, 40" 7S7-1M4 HOLMDEL — Six-room farmhouse, i ano lamp. Pr. Pressed piano tamps, Bris- condition, one out-building, on approxl iris- is hereby amended to read os follows: fession, with a different theater. '47-04B5. each or can be bought In quantity (or dls- tol lomp with Cranberry shade, Pr. BluJlute "The following fees and charges are NEIGHBORHOOD GENTLEMAN — tdy seven acres. Full price $40,000. Agate lamps ith blue glass founts, Over- "tfESKS SIS UP7F1LE5, lobl«, "choirs, od Mated with tri-color purebred Collie. Any TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — W. Keans 787-1SM after 5 p.m Principals only. Agate lamps wllh'bTue a'loss'foijnts, Over herewith established: theme each year. burg on Hwy 36, .Available Immediately. lay lamp, Pr. Cranberrranberry Hurricane condcandlke A) For the filing of on application ding machines, typewriters, otllcc equip- LECTRO VOICE ORGAN - Small, six oiler accepted. Call 757-6725. ' er ba Cab Joki ment, etc., at bargoln prices. New or $225 plus utilities. Call 495-0151. BELFORD'— Thr«e-b«droom ranch, de- sticks wlm silver base. Cranberry Jock-ln and plans for a permit to locate and Michael D. Farren, Inter- otces. Reasonable_ J.. Call mornings. SIAMESE KITTENS - Eight weeks old, pulpit vaie, cut glass decanter, castor set. construct an Individual lewoge dis- used. AAC DESK OUTLET, Rl. 35, Oafc- 747-3SO3 tactuMdnaraged , 5' crawl tcoce. Newly dec- hurst. 531-3990. litter trained. Call after 5 p.m. LOCUST — Two-bedroom home, lust itedTSublectto FHA appraisal. 10% Enamel gloss water set, pressed glass ba- posal system: twenty dollars (150.00). laken, chairman of the Bar OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE GAUGE 741-1345 remodeled. Suitable for couple. dowm.i Asking «4,9O0. Coll 671-12B9. nana boot, cut Dorflnger |ar, Satin glass D) For the filing of an application Association Law Day com- DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur" - And hoses, tea. Battery charger, 111 Call 8422387 powder box, old Daisy and Button Ink and plans for a permit to alter an rrished and Installed for only S64.9S. To or- Coats Man floor leek, 1125. Hl5ioy |» BASSET HOUNQ - AKC, female MIDDLE-TOWN - Oak HIM section. well, Ironstone covered oravy boot, Iris 2 existing Individual sewage dlsposol mittee, explained that the in- der. Coll 349.0113. stand, MS. W/wlptrcablnet. tm. 671-59JJ Call NEW — custom duplex. 3 bedrooms, 1VS Spacious four-bedroom, three-bath split on pc. jardiniere, Ironstone syrup |ar with tystem: two dollars (SI.OOj joins. 1300 per ma. plus utilities, sterling Pewter top, small Limoges punch bowl, > G. E. STEREO - Beoutltul console. Good beautifully shrubbed and shaded corner C) For the Issuance of a permit to tent is to foster the principles BILT-RITE — Llkenew. McConn Real Estote"8roker. 5W-9666. acre. Central air conditioning. Wall-to- covered Persian Rose Staffordshire locate ond construct or alter on Indi- sound. Must sell. $12S. GREAT DANE — Harlequin male, 9 cookie |or. old Ironstone compotes. Chi- of justice and bring the law Coll 7J7-055O. Orlglnolcott- months. AKC, show quality. Excellent for wall carpeting, custon drapes, fireplace, vidual sewape disposal system: five EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE — Four bed- large family room,,flnl5hed basement, nese rice bowls. Collection of cups ond dollars (S5.00). Stud. 449-2I0S. rooms. S20O a month. Horse stalls avail' saucers, Sterling silver candle sticks. Can closer to the people. GUNS— New and used. Buy. sell or two-car garage. Principals pnly. 155,300. D> For each re-Inspection of an Indi- 19*1 MODEL XSeo-l Zenith able. 1537 West Pork Ave., Rt. 547, '" delobra. ' trade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORTS PERSIAN KITTENS - Black ond calico. Ide, near Parkway, Eotonlown. Call 671-158?. vidual sewoge dlsposol system, or He said that proclamations .SHOP Rl. 34, East Keonsbufg. 7I7D508. For sale FURNITURE AND MISC. What-not- part thereol, caused by the failure of between 1-10 a.m. or 6-12 p.m. — Deepaale. Four bed- shelt, corner whal-r>ot-shelf. Sleepy hollow Ihe permittee to locale arid construct 747-5211 rooms, Custom built Colonial set on wood- have been sent to all county MIDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom, two Chair, Marble lop coffee table. Rush bot- or alter tha same In accordance with ed acre. Slate foyer, country kitchen with torn chairs, John Wanamaker spinet pi- the terms of the approved application high schools, and that clergy- bath, two-story home. Two blocks high beame... d- ee-Jlllngl . familf y roo.„m with fire- schoo—-' l $250 per month plus utilities. 7tf" dno, tilt-top oval table, old tole tray, nee- and permit Issued on the tsrmi of the place, large living room, formal dining dlepoint organ stool, bellows, fire place aforesaid Code, an Inspection fee of men have been asked to give room. Many extras Including wall.to-waM tools, fire place screen, Victorian tire five dollars (SS.CO) shall be charoed. . carpeting, starmi, screens, appliances. Jcretn, brass fender, muffin stand, tea E) For the Issuance or renewal ot a public recognition to the tf* cssumoble mortgage. ti?,ooo. 671-0331. Wagon, Martha Washington sewing stand, license to a person or corporation en- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY WANTEPTO BENT Lincoln rocker, marble top candle stond, event. fAIDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom spilt. gaged In the buslnesi of cleaning or LOCAL BUSINESSMAN AND WIFE- marble top wash stand, Pr. ladder back emptying receptacles for the recep- Large living room, wall-to-wall carpeting, choirs, linger carved chair, fireside tion ond itoroflt of human excrement Officers of the Monmouth A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Would like to rent |wo-bedroom house In Wi balhs. Targe paneled recreation room Red Bonk or surrounding area. 842-O95O. bench, Empire wash Hand, 4 poster bed, or other putrescible matter: twenty Legal Secretaries AssociatiorT with built-in bar. Assumable mortgage. Slelon bed. Empire chest, blanket chest, dollars (320.00) for each vehicle or MANY NEEDS! Eitabllshe/i »ew«rs. Principals only. Duck bill arm chair, clothes tree, towel conveyance. have been invited to attend BUSINESS PROPERTY 129*500, 78741 u. rock, cane rocker ond choirs, 0 pc. dining room suite with Duncan Phyle style table, SECTION ?. This ordinance shall take "the Court House presentation. LONG BRANCH - Nfwly,decorated; Liv- concave eagle mirror, O.G. mirrors, rose effect Immediately upon adoption and pub- ing room, dining room, kitchen, laundry concavff tgltoglt mirr, O.G. mirrors, rose lication os provided by law. Odd Jobs room, two bedrooms, two boths, base* carvftd VictoriaVicictoriat n chair, 12x20 OOriental PUBLIC NOTICE I Adding Machines-Typewriters Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng MARINAS ment. 116,000, Call 3299261 rugr , OrientaOitit l l throth w rugss,, other rugs, The foregoing ordinance amending on ' Meters Getting Color ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters LIGHT HAULING — Cellars, garancs Expertly on braided nvton, S1.50 a strond books, lomp brocWtH, 51 ondon v maple 2 ordinance establishing a code regulating sold, renled, repaired. Serplco's, 101 Mon- cleoiied up. Free estimates, 741-2149 after Sterling Claws from 75c. REUSSILLE'S,' Urge and •mall NEW THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - l'/i drawtr itond.. mapli cotfee table, 5 pc. the location, construction, use, mainte- T0RONTO"(AP) - Thf moulh St.. Red Bonk, 747-0485. 3 36 Brood St.. Red Bank. baths, futly tiled. Living room, dining maple dinette setset , chaichaises Io, Inorahar m banlo nance and method of emptying or cleaning From «60-*450,000 room, kitchen with eating'area. Laundry clock, crocki, old anchor, Lord's Prayer Individual sewage disposal systems, the borough of Etobicoke, which room and attached garoge. $31,000. Coll sampler, patch work quilts, wrought Iron Issugnciuonce» of permits to locate, construct, Diamonds Bought or Painting and Decorating Suitable for apartments, res 747-5810. Canali Jtond, costume [ewtlry, porch fur- empflpt-y o-r cJeal" n sai...d iyit*ms. , and« fix. has pioneered In painting gar- Kestylefl taurants, motels, light in- niture, an—d man..ianiany ot.,-oothet .L Item...... itemss. penalties for the violation thereof adopt*-ted. bage cans yellow, blue anc Plumbing and Heating IS IS IAN OUTSTANDINOU G LOT OF by the Board of Health of Ihe Township of Lei us buy the diamonds you don't wror John Woodward & dustry. Waterfront residential HOUSES FOR SALE ANTICIQUE—S WITH A FEW FINE PIECES Holmdel on December 37, 17A0, was read chartreuse, is embarking on r or let us restyle them -for vou personally. KARL KRAMER — Bathroom, Mtcher 9FOF MMODERAODglRN FURNITURFURNITURE- . A• BARE In its final form and Introduced ond Reussllle's, 36 Broad St. • Sons remodeling and repairs. Call 6420349 or lots and homes all prices. OPPORTUNIT0RTUI Y TO BUY REAL OOOD passed first rtadlng at a regular meeting new project to add more color Painting. Panerhangina Paneling. 747-5230 FOR REAL SERVICE ITEMS AT AUCTION. MRS. RUSSELL of Ihe Board of Health of the Township ol General Contractors Interior Remodeling Holmdel held on April 5, 1971 and wlllbe to the community. Drab gra* Mason Contracting considered for final passage at a meet 11 Call after 6 p.m. IN REALESTATE considered for final passage at a meetiing parking meter posts are to bi CARPENTER-BUILDER BAHRS rt ELWOODG. HELLER, of ihe Board ot Health of tht Township of Complete home Improvements, oltera- Consult a Holmdel. Niw Jertey, on May 3. 197) at painted orange. lions, additions. Rooting, siding. 741-8161 Real Estate Phones nn-MMiS 8:30 P.M. at which time and place all per- 7H7-61vl ' A Oimrlnn Rooting, Siding & Insulation Member of HIGHLANDS. N.J. J01-72S-1973 sons desiring to be heard therion shall be CARPENTRY — Remodelln , paneling, CARL BiJONES — Pointing and vvallpa- OLSON CO. — ROOFING AND SIDING Red Bank Area By , Order o-l• - givenfull opportunity. Drug Addiction Problem? closets, doors. Odd |obs. I lasonable ing. Fully insured. For tree estimates, Installed and guaranteed lor 10 years. 775 872-1600 jlllom L. Rusiell Jr., * c. WILLIAM McFAftLAND 229-3US. 0705 -291-0540. MLS rnL Winexecuto- r• - Secretary Call 988-8333 For Help Day or rales. «4?-O!5. {WIT Bahr'a Rtataurant) April 24 $18.75 April 2d 522.00 Night. i o The Daily Register, Red Buiilc-MiddlelowiuN. JM Monday, April 26.1971 Bucks Crush Rangers Are Glared Past Bullets By GORDON BEARD said Alcindor "looks more 9-9 about now." Bv Confident Hawfcs BALTIMORE (AP) — The Big 0 an'd the Big A stand for Alcindor scored eight of his Oscar and Alcindor. Or, they points as Milwaukee ran off By HAL BOCK The cause Hull and the other Hawks are for is Chicago's could signify omnipresent and a 19-2 streak during a 5^- first appearance in the Stanley Cup finals since 1965. The. awesome. minute span of the third Those well-traveled hockey players from Chicago are. Hawks last won the cup in1961. Oscar Robertson seemed to period to break open a tight back home today, awaiting the fifth game of their National • be everywhere as the Mil- contest and move ahead 70-51. Hockey League Stanley Cup semifinal against New York and The other semifinal series between Minnesota and Mon- waukee Bucks crushed the confident they can do as well on their own ice as they did on. treal also was tied up at 2-2 on Sunday. The North Stars Baltimore Bullets 102-83 Sun- ' The Bucks shot 50 per cent the Hangers' pond. squared it by defeating the Candiens 5-2. day and took a 2-0 lead'in the for the game, including a National Basketball Associ- whopping 14'for 20 in the third The Black Hawk commuters blasted the Rangers 7-1 in Chicago, down 2-1 in games, needed No. 4 desperately and ation's best-of-7 title series. quarter as the Bullets were yesterday's nationally televised fourth game, squaring the came out to get it by forechecking and keeping the Bangers going cold. series at two games each. Game five is in Chicago tomorrow bottled up in their, own end of the ice. Jim Pappin's goal mid- The third game will be Under the policing of and game six in New York Thursday. A seventh, if needed, way through the opening period gave the Hawks the early lead played in Milwaukee Wed- Robertson, Monroe made only would be in Chicago next Sunday. and took care of an adage that coaches stress. nesday night, with the Bucks four of 18 from the field. trying to become the second "Oscar has helped us on "It's a two of three series now," noticed Stan Mikita, who 'On Bight Foot' team in the 25-year history of defense as much this year as had a goal and an assist in yesterday's romp, "and we've got "You always like to get the first goal," said Billy Eeay, the NBA to -sweep the on offense," Milwaukee Coach two out of three coming up at home." championship series. The only Larry Costello said. "He plays Chicago's coach. "It gets you off on the right foot." other was Boston over Min- defense as well as Walt The Hawks like their home ice. In fact, they like it so The Hawks remembered the first goal rule so well, they neapolis in 1958-59. Trader of New York. • much that they flew back here after losing last Thursday's scored the game's next five goals as well. Bill White and Dan- The Big 0, who has never "He's as good as Frazier, third, game so that they could practice at home Friday and ny O'Shea clicked less than two minutes apart in the second played lor a championship and stronger. You didn't sec Saturday. Then they flew back to New York for same four. period and then Mikita made it 4-0. team in 10 previous seasons, Monroe get the ball in low like Dennis Hull opened the third period with a quick goal scored 22 points, had 10 as- he> did against the Knicks." Commutation Works against Gillies Villemure, who replaced Ed Giacomin in1 New sists and six rebounds, and York's nets' after the lead had ballooned to 4-0. held Baltimore's Earl Monroe "Oscar should have been on "You'd have to say so after the results," said Hull, "we to 11 points. the league's all-defense played our best game of the series." Goalie Tony Esposito rarely bothered by the Rangers Lew Alcindor, who is listed team," said Baltimore Coach t •shooters, surrendered only a late power play goal to Dave Ba- at 7-fooW but is at least two Gene Shue. "He got my vote. Hull and Mikita led the Black Hawks1 blitz with six shots ton when the score was already 6-0." inches taller, scored 27 points, Oscar is strong, and he holds ' apiece and although Bobby did not score any goals, he formed The first goal adage had paid off for Reay arid the Hawks. , grabbed 24 rebounds, and a little-let me get that in." AP Wirepholo a major part of Chicago's attack. intimidated the Bullets on SQUEEZE THE PEARL - Baltimore Bullet Earl There is, however, another adage one that is familiar to defense. While crediting the Bucks Monroe finds little shooting room in yesterday's "I don't like to go without scoring," Hull admitted "But I husbands. It goes, "Thou shall not forget thy anniversary." "They are two of the for their efforts, Shue said, NBA championship series as Milwaukee Bucks guess I'm not putting enough into my play. You get out of it Sunday was the 29th for Billy Reay and his wife, Clare. greatest at their positions "we haven't been playing Bob Dandridge (10) and Lew Alcindor (33) hem what you put in. If you deserve the goals and work for them, "Oh my gosh," the Black Hawk boss exclaimed when a who'.ve ever played tha well, and we haveni reached "The Pearl" in. Bob Boozer (20) is in the back- they'll come. I do hope they start coming soon. It's to a good friend reminded him. ••'...'...-.. .•' game," said Bob Ferry, the emotional peak necessary ground. The Bucks beat the Bullets* 102-83, for a cause, you know." Baltimore's awfotflnt coach, to win." 2-0 advantage in the series. "and they both have tie ability to make everybody around them better players." Wilt Chamberlain has been great, Ferry said, "but be Jack Soars could never make other players perform better." While Alcindor and Eobertson provided almost In T of C half of Milwaukee's points, the Bullets were raving about RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. naway victory over the de- their defense. (AP) - "Sometimes it just manding LA Costa Country ' "Every time you make a happens that way," Jack Club course. He bad the day's move to the hoop," said Jack Nicklaus shrugged yesterday best round, a two-under-par 70 Marin, who topped Baltimore after taking a remarkable for 279-nine under par. - with 22 points, "you run right eight-stroke victory in the But the deep, clinging into that giant oak tree in the $165,000 MONY Tournament rough turned the 7,114-yard We have more middle. of Champions. layout into a manicured mon- "You just can't make any "Sometimes a week conies ster for the rest of the elite penetration, and you can't up when one player is playing field of 35 tournament winners beat anybody by taking 20- decently and the rest of them from the previous 12 months. footers all night." just can't get it going. Nicklaus started the cool, "Even if you get inside," slightly overcast day with a of cars for more ' "I really don't understand guard Fred Carter said of it. I really don't. I wasn't five-stroke margin, birdied Alcindor, "he blocks or charged up when I came here three of the first four holes deflects your shot, or makes and I really didn't think I and it was all over. you change so that you miss played nearly as well as I did Only a double bogey six on it anyway." at the Masters., the 16th hole, were he missed the green; chipped short and kinds of peopi Most of the Ballets, gauging "I'm really surprised that - from their own what is it - one under is the three-putted, kept the "Gold- measurements, figure Alcin- next best score. I thought for en Bear" from making even dor is at least 7-4 or 7-5. But sure that some one would be more of a rout of it. center Wes Unsold, who at closer than that." As it was, it was eight 6-7J4 has to play the big Buck, But no one was in his ru- strokes - the biggest winning than a se margin in at least two years- lyonee back to a group of three tied for a second with the rest of the field of the world's best shot-makers strung out far, Mosley Wins far behind. in tleousiness. South African Gary Player, .Australian Bruce Devlin and Dave Stockton shared second Trenton 200 at 287 and, with Nicklaus, All kinds of cars, priced from $2217* to $8421* Mora TRENTON (AP) - Mike circuit before the advent of were the only players under Mosley, a 26-year-old comer the rear-engined cars in the par. kinds of cars than anybody else in the business can from Brownsburg, Ind., drove mid-1960's. . Devlin had a 73 while Stock- a Leaders-Card Ford to the Mosley had qualified fourth ton and Player matched par offer. And each car's designed and built to give first victory of his career yes- fastest during record pre-race 72. you better ideas ranging from sophisticated pollution terday in the Trenton 200, fi- qualifying. The Unser broth- Veteran Gene Littler was nal warmup for next month's ers won the two front row alone in fifth at 288 after a fi- control devices to Ford Motor Company Lifeguard Indianapolis 500 for champion- starting spots, Bobby break- nal 71, with Bobby Nichols one ship cars. ing his old lap mark by post- more back with a 71, for 289. Design Safety Features. Mosley, a stocky, tousled- ing 155.579 m.p.h. Al Unser Defending champion Frank haired driver who joined the logged 155.471 while Mario An- Beard and Masters king big car circuit only four.years dretti and Mosley won the Charles Coody tied at 290. We don't stop there I At the sign of the cat, good ago, came home three laps second-row berths at 155.159 Arnold Palmer had a clos- service facilities are also important. Used cars, too. ' ahead of New Jersey favorite and 155.132, respectively. ing 73 and was 16 strokes back Wally Dallenbach and collect- Al Unser and Andretti Of Nicklaus at 295. We try very hard to keep coming up with better Ideas ed $13,850 from the $75,000 waged a stiff duel for first The course was so tough, so to serve you better in every way. purse. • place during the early going, demanding, that almost one- —: He covered the-134 laps ~ - butUnser went out on the third of the eiite-11 players - around the kidney-shaped 1-% 33rd lap when his engine failed to break 300. Among We want you to keep coming back. And we Want you mile Trenton Fairgrounds broke. Andretti had to quit later when his clutch failed. them were U.S. Open title course in 1 hour, 30 minutes holder Tony' Jacklin of Eng- to tell your friends that it's a better idea to... and 58.57 seconds for an aver- That left Mosley with the land, who took a 74 for 301. age speed of 132.562 miles per lead, with only Bobby Unser hour. The race was slowed to challenge the rest of the There was no drama, no ex- twice by yellow lights. way. But Bobby was slowed citement, no challenge. It was The race, run in cloudy, late in the race by turbochar- all Nicklaus. It was a 72-0 Su- cold weather, drew a crowd of ger trouble and finally- per Bowl, a 15-length Ken- SEE YOUR 22,000. It also was carried live dropped out a dozen laps from tucky Derby triumph, a 14-0 by the ABC television net- the end. World Series game. MERCURY MAN work. Lee Roy Yarbrough, a top southern stock car driver who joined Dan Gurney's all- Derby Hopefuls America racing team last Friday, finished third in an •Base.d on manufacturer's suggested retail prica for model shown, : Eagle-Ford. His teammate, excluding destination charges, state and local taxes and white sfcfowall tire* Bobby Unser, was fourth. Ready for Trial which range Jrom $27.40 to $42.00 depending on model Monterey and Cougar Carl Yarbrough, another ex- deluxe wheel covers $25.90 extra. Dealer preparation charges ire excluded from stock car pilot, drove one of LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - est field in the history of Comet and Capri prices, included In all others. Gene White's Laycock-Fords A field of at least six shaped America's horse race - per- to fifth place. up yesterday for the Derby haps 25. Better ideas make Better Cars. Though he paced the 26-car Trial Stakes, the final lap in • Some minds undoubtedly field for the final 99 laps, Mos- the tuneup trail for the 97th will be changed, however, be- ley almost didn't make it. He Kentucky Derby. fore the first $1,000 is due at collided with the Hawk-Ford Bruno Ferrari, master of entry time Thursday morning _ of Steve Krisiloff in the .smith Walnut Hill Farm, decided to and one of those could be Ike WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY end of the speedway while the give Jr.'s Arrowhead one Mourar, trainer of Hobert E. racers were running at half more shot at a berth in the Lelimann's Wonder Zone. speed under a yellow light. $125,000-added Derby by run- "We're not out of there SALES SERVICE Krisiloff was put out of ac- ning him in tomorrow's trial yet," Mourar said, "but we're tion, but Mosley's crew found at one mile. just taking it from day to day nothing wrong during a quick Going with him will be - playing it by ear. We'll pitstop and maintained his George Holtsinger's Bopda- work him about the middle of three-lap advantage. velle, A. H. Sullivan's Fou- the week and make our minds Mosley became a protege of rulla, J. L and R. W. Losen's then." famed mechanic A. J. Watson Prospect Hill, Fritz and Sech- Meantime, trainers of the when he joined the circuit in . rest's Vegas Vic, and Philip five top Derby hopefuls in Sat- 1967. And when he romped Teinowitz's Royal Leverage. urday's Stepping Stone Purse home the victor yesterday he If all six satisfy their own- here seemed assured enough gave Watson his first cham- ers enough to earn the {2,000 that their horses still were on pionship win since 1965. Wat- it takes to start in Saturday's the right track toward the ••••

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•*- • i Again in Kansas City By Tlie Associated Press hit a home run for theNew York Yankees 8-0 and winter, completed the Royals' Wally Bunker and Jerry Pittsburgh Pirates until Oct. Washington edged Milwaukee first inning assault against May are months ahead of 1—the final day of the Nat- 3-2 in 10 innings. winless Steve Hargan with a their 1970 calendar pace ... ional League season. In the NL, Pittsburgh two-run wallop over the left •Sat Division field fence. Ed Kirkpatrick's L Pet, 01 and everything's up to date The Royals, bidding for a downed San Francisco 6-2, the Montreal if three-run homer and a run- . Louis 12 4 .647 VI again in Kansas City. .500 finish in their third AL Chicago Cubs mauled the 7 .632 - scoring double by Joe Keough > .556 IVi May's first American goround, are on course, with New York Mets 9-3, St. Louis flltsburgh 10 7 .900 2V4 were the other big blows. ew VorK.., 7 League homer climaxed a a 9-9 early season mark, shaded Philadelphia 5-4, Chicago 7 following the completion of a. Montreal tipped, Houston 2-1, Philadelphia 5 )l $ f six-run flurry in the, first Weil three-game sweep over the Los Angeles'divided a Bunker, who finished at 2-11 San Francisco 14 i .737 — inning and carried Bunker to Los Angeles n 9 ,550 3'/i his first pitching victory of the sagging Indians. doubleheader with Cincinnati, last season after a frustrating •Atlonta o9 10 U/4 5 vHoUitoCincinnati,,n_ . C 11 .311 7V) season Sunday as the Kansas Elsewhere, Boston nipped winning 4-2 and bowing 2-0, run of bad luck and arm SonDiegC o 5 12 .294 t APWirepholo the Chicago White Sox 5-4 for and Atlanta split with San trouble, needed sixth inning YMontreelJ, Houston*! ' City Royals trimmed the ags', New York 3 , WORTH THE EFFORT — Bud Harrelson of the New York Mers rests sa- Cleveland Indians 6-4. its fifth straight victory, Diego, taking the 10-inning relief help in squaring his fely otop second base as Chicago Cubs' shortstop Don Kesslnger applies Last year, Bunker didn't Baltimore drubbed California nightcap 4-3 after a 3-2 loss. record at 11 this year. the late tag In the first Inning of yesterday's game in the Wind/ City. The win a game for the Royals 7-1, Detroit cooled off Oakland May, traded from the "I'm glad to get the vic- f 3M>J, Philadelphia 4 10-2, Minnesota riddled the Pirates to Kansas City last tory," be sighed. "This game Angeles 4, Cincinnati 2 (lit) Cubs thumped the Mets, 9-3. until Sept. 1 and May didn't Inratl 2, Los Angeles p I2d) very easily could have gone Diego 3, Atlanta 2 <1«f) Atlanta 4, San Diego 3 (2d, 10 Innlnps) the other way." Carl Yastrzemski drew a bases-loaded walk from rookie Don Eddy In the eighth in- Raiders'Flynn Makes Baseball 3rd Conquest ning, breaking a 4-4 deadlock at Boston and keeping the Fridayi Howell shocked Ma- Cedar Ridge, S-8; WaU Town- Henry Hudson Regional, Long ; Keyport's ace pitcher Rich the Red Raider coaching wound up with 12 strikeouts, climb into a share of the lead Red Sox one-halt game behind nasquan, 2-1, in the only Shore ship blanked Red Bank Re- Branch will be at Red Bank Flynn is only a sophomore, staff. while giving up one walk, with Manasquan. first place Baltimore in the Conference "C" Division test. gional, 1-0; Shore Regional Catholic, and Neputne meets ' but he is already well on his Flynn, 16-year-old who has Flynn, who plays third base In other games, St. Rose East Division. The loss was the Warriors' dropped Neptune, 7-4, and Mater Dei. way tocapturin g the hearts of starred in .basketball, baseball and centerfield when not on will be at CBA, Raritan visits ... Vaz Homers . first in division competiton. Lakewood nipped Asbury and football' as a freshman, the mound collected four RBI Wall Township travels to Yastrzemski belted a two- Park, 3-2. hurled a no-hitter in Satur- in the two games. He is the Red Bank Catholic defeated Southern Regional, and Cen- run homer in the first, ex- tral Regional plays Point day's 8-0 nightcap triumph top hitter on the club with a Christian Brothers Academy, Howell won its second game tending his hitting streak to Pleasant Beach. Tallahassee over Green Brook. .335 batting average. 3-1, and Brick Township in two days with an 8-2 11 games, as the Red Sox shot, The Raiders went away The 6-5 hurler uses his size stopped powerful Mater Dei, triumph over Freehold; Point In some of the headlining to a 4-0 lead, But Chicago conference hookups for to- without yielding a run all day. to the best of his_ability by 5-0. , Pleasant Boro beat St. Rose, Wins bounced back to knot it on Tournament morrow, Neptune (4-1) looks They won the opener, 6-0. overpowering batters with his On Saturday all action was 5-3; Brick Township topped MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-Sandra two-run blasts by Tom Egan. Flynn, who didn't allow a flaming fastball, although he non-conference. Raritan Central Regional, 8-7, and Haynie. ,.----- who los.t last yea. r in a for a chance to climb to first and Mike Andrews. To Trevino ball to get out of the infield all is developing a curve. downed Ocean Township, 4-1; Oakcrest edged Toms River sudden-death playoff, fired a against Middletown Township TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) day, struck out nine of the In other games plajred_pn • Matawan Regional outlasted, South, 3-2. final round par 75 yesterday (^ in "A», MlMMOlO (I) 'NtwVcrk(O) fora54-holetotalof219anda - • - ob r h ok rh - Old pro Lee Trevino enter- first 10 men he faced. He In another doubleheader, First-place Asbury Park Tovor If Clarke 2b 4 O 1 three-stroke victory in the Corew2b 4 0 0 tained with birdies and bright Jackson Township beat St. Jo- meets Long Branch in "B", Kllbrw lb 2 0 0 Burdines Ladies Invitational Reese lb a 1 0 White If 4 0 0 Conversation as he charged seph's of Toms River in the while third-place Red Bank Ollva rt , " • CaterOb 4 0 0 Golf Tournament. takes a crack at second-place Holt rt Murcer cf 3 0 0 home yesterday to win the opener, 15-1, then lost the sec- Powell st ... JElllslb 3 O 0 ond game, 4-3. The lady from Runaway Toms River South. Thmpm3b ill JUchl» 1 O 0 |60,000 Tallahassee-open Golf Crdns ss 5 0 3 FPtrsn p I O 0 One "C" Division game is Bay, Tex., earned $4,500 for In "C" battle, Manasquan Mttrwld c RHmn ph t O 0 Tournament with a 15-under- Koatp Wslwskl p 0 0 0 par score of 273. - set for today. Howell takes on first place in the $30,000 event, moves into the Jaguars' den Woods ph 1 0 1 Keklch p 0 0 0 Trevino caught 24-year-old TODAY Shore Regional at the Blue while Cynthia Sullivan shot a at Jackson Township, while Shora Onlerence Devils' field. The game will !lnal-round'76 for a total of undefeated Marlboro is pitted Totol 31 TOlTotol 30 07 2 rookie HuBert Green with a Minnesota !.. 013 0OO 101-a bridle, oh the 566-yard 13th ,"C" Dlvlslpn give the Devils a chance to 222, second place and $3,400. against Henry Hudson in "D". New York 000 COO 000-0 Howell.at Shore Raalonol F-Cater, J, Ellis, Klllebrew, Thomp- .bole and roared into the lead •Otfierf son. DP—New York I. LOB—Minnesota Wall Township ot Southern Rei 10, New York 5. 2B-Mltterwald," III- fotthe'first time _in the 72-hold St. BOM ot CBA ebrew, Cardenas. HR-Ollva 2 W. Rarlton at Henry Hudson SF—Thompson, event when the Sender Green Una Branch al R.B. Coiolhollf c Central Rag. at Point Boro f New York (1) | Chicago (?) wilted under pressure with Neptune at Mater Del ub r h ab r h •consecutive bogevf .on • * Track Aoeocf 4 0 0Kssngr ss 5 0 2 ckMuTwptoJPreeripIo" Winds Badger Long John' Hrrlsn ss 4 O 2Bckrf2b 4 1 1 Mnhll If 4 0 0BWIms If 5 I 2 14th, 15th and 16*1* Jddtetswn dtiAiwri Snoltn rf 4 0 1Sonto3b 4 1 2 It was the fir&i BED BANK - Strong gusty winds turned iday classic, as 20 Lightnings capsized, spilling Krnpl lb 4 1 1Pptne cl 5 1 1 Bifol 4 1 2Clisn rf ill Trevino In 13 the 10th annual Long John Regatta at the Mori- their crews into the Naveslnk. «* 4 1 1Hckmn lb 2 1 0 Grote c 4 0,3 Ralph c 4 1 1 earned him $1 mouth Boat Club into a swimming lesson here Winds for the opening race were moder- MAndrw p 1 DO 4 1 2 Ryon p 0 0 0Jnkhsp place in next year's Tourna- over the weekend. ate, but at the start of the second event, south- Shmsk/ ph 1 0 0 east winds blew up and then died when the RTylr p 0 0 0 ment of Champions, CJones pn 10 0 cause of his long i The event, which includes Lightning boats reached the windward mark. Sloops only, was won by Jim Lippincott of Riv-. Total 111 Totol 38 9 14 played in this $6l ,. , Suddenly, a strong wind came up from the New York 03O 000 000-3 erton, while defending champion Bob Sieftet-, Chicago 020 052 00x-9 instead of the $165,l*aT«: , Wes£*ncf began dumping sailors into the river. E—Kranepool, Pepltone, Harrelson, Brick Twp. ot Mlddlelown mann of Gibbsboro placed fifth. Stu Anderson, In one event, 19 boats plied up, but man- Rvan, Singleton. OP—New York 1. ment of Champions this yean ,.."»" Dlvlilon LOB-New York 6, Chicago i. at Red Bonk Rea, Buffalo, N.Y., came in second. ' aged to get loose again and all finished the 2B—Jenkins, Colllaon 2. SB—Harrelson. Only 23 of the 61 starters finished the two- S—McAndrew. mourn Reg. race. Wolcot

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Sundays, and ho ter or transfer with fhe clerk of said mt voters of the Borough of Sea Brigh* ' "^S3 Ail that part of the Borough of Rumso Clerk or County Board of Elections up to REGISTRY AND ELECTION be held on Tuesday, November 2,1971. ,' Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will lldays excepted. east of the center line of tne Avenue ~ nicipalily at his office-—R.D. 1, Conovei County of Monmouth, Stqte of New Je arvd including April 29,1971. Notice ot change of rwidence or appltj meet a\ the places hereinafter designated On Thursday, September 23, 1971, the Two Rivers South ond the center line Road, Colts Neck, New Jersey, at on' sey, not already registered in said, munlcl cation for transfer of registration shall 64 on time between Wednesday, June 9, 197" polity under the laws of New Jersey gov The iald Boards of Registry and Elec- BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWSBURY registration books will be closed until af- the Avenue of Two Rivers. tion wilt meet on made either by written request forwarded* TUESDAY, JUNES, 1971 ter the forthcoming General Election to and Thursday, September 23, 1971, durir ernlng permanent reaistration moy regh NEW JERSEY to the Municipal Clerk or the County; The polling place for the Third Elcctlo fhe following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. ter or transfer with fhe clerk of said mi TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1971 Notice is hereby fliven that the District between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 be held on Tuesday November 2,1971. District Is Ralph Hall, at Lincoln Avenu 1 1 Board of Elections, on forms provided by p.m., for the purpose ot conducting th( 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Hi nicipallty at her office, Borough Hell, 109 between the hours of 7:00 a.m., ond 8:0t Boards of Election and Registry In anc Notice of change of residence or appli- and Packer Avenue, Rumson. lldays excepted. Or at Commissioner i p.m. for the purpose of conducting thr for the Borough of New Shrewsbury, said Municipal Clerk or Board or by eatf- Primary Election for the nomination o' cation for transfer of registration shall be East Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jer Ing In person at the office of the Municipal Fourth Election District Registration Office, Halt of Record sey, at any time between Wednesday. Genera) Eleel ion. County of Monmouth, State ot New Jer- candidates. made either bv written request forwarded Election District No. A is hereby deflnec Clerk or County Board of Elections up fo Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey, < June 9, 1971, and Thursday, September 23, Said General Election will be held In sey, will meet at the places hereinafter and Including September 23,1971. ' Said Primary Election will be held I io the Municipal Clerk or the County; and described as follows: any time between Wednesday, June '. sold municipality for the purpose of elec designated on said municipality for the purpose of nomi Board of Elections on forms provided by 1971, during the tallowing hours: Dally The voting places of and in the Borough All that part of the Borough of Rumso 1971, and Thursday, September 23, 197 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, 2:00 p.m. to 4:01 ting: TUESDAY, JUNE 8/1971 , noting: said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- bounded on the; west by the center line o during Ihe following hours; Dally 9:01 ot Fair Haven are as follows: Ing In person at the office of the Municipal p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex Three State Senators at-large between the hours ot 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 -"" ELECTION DISTRICT 1 Three State Senators at-lorge Oakes Road and Oakes Road extende< a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays ai cepted. Or at Commissioner of Regfstra One State Assemblyman aMorge p.m. for the purpose of conducting the One State Assemblyman at-large Clerk or County Board of Elections up to and the center line ot Hence Rood; on thi Holidays excepted. The polling place far the First Election and including September 23, 1971. tlon Office, Hall of Records, Ma5n Sireel Two Assemblymen (or District 5B Primary Election lor the nomination ol Two Assemblymen for District 5B norih bv the center line of Ridge Roai Freehold, New Jersey, af any time be candidate!. District Is the Willow Street School, Wil- The voting places of and in the Town- ond on (tie east by the center line of In On Thursday, September 23, 1971, th> low street. registration books will be closed until af tween Wednesday, June 9,1971, anr A Surrogate Said Primary Election will be held li A Surrogate ship of Middletown are as follows: Avenue of Two Rivers and the center tin Thursday, September 23, 1971, during th< ELECTION DISTRICT 3 A Sheriff District *i of the Avenue of Two Rivers South. ter the forthcoming General Election ' A Sheriff said municipality for the purpose of nomi- be held on Tuesday, November 2,1971. following hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:31 Two Members af the Board of Chosen nating: The polling place for Ihe Second Elec- Two Members of the Board of Chosei Middletown Village School, Kings High- The polling place, for the Fourth Elei p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex< tion District Is the Fire House, River and Freeholders for the County of Monmoutl way, Middletown. Notice of change of residence or appll Freeholders for the County of Monmouth. . Three State Senators aHarge tlon District is Forrestdale School, Fo. cepfed. Notice Is hereby given that qualified One Stale Assemblyman at-largs Boffin Roads. and for the following municipal offices, > District *2 rest Avenue, Blackpolnt Road, Rumson. cation for transfer af registration shall bi ELECTION DISTRICT 3 made either by written request forwarded On Thursday, September 23, 1971, fhi voters of the Borough of Keansburg, Two Assemblymen for District 5A viz: Navesink School, Monmoulh Avenue, Voters may call the Borough Clerk (_ County of Monmouth, state of New Jer- he polling place for the Third Election Two Councilmen for the full term ol Navesink, B42-33OO, Memorial Borough Moll, Rive to the Municipal Clerk or the Count) registration books will be closed until af trlct (s the Knollwood School, Hance Board of Electlonsftn forms provided b ter the forthcoming General Election t< sey, not already registered In said munici- A Surrogate three years eoch. District *3 Road, Rumson, during business hour pality under the laws of New Jersey gov- Sold Primary Election will be held foi Independent Fire Co., Flrehouse/ High- from 9:00 a.m. to b:0Q p.m. baiuraay said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call be held on Tuesday, November 2, 1971. A Sheriff ELECTION DISTRICT 4 ing in person at the office' of the Munlclpc \ Notice of change of residence or appll erning permanent registration may regis- Two Members of the Board of ChDsei the purpose of nominating persons of thi way #36, Beltord. from 9:00 cm. to 12:00. noon, regardini ter or transfer with the clerk of said mu The polling place for the Fourth Elec- respective parties to the offices abovi District «4 his voting place ond/or any other electio Clerk or County Board of Elections, up ' cation for transfer of registration shall b Freeholders for the County of Monmouth. and Including Seplember 23, 1971. made either by written request forwardei nlclpaltty at his office — residence and for the following municipal offices, tion District is the Knollwood School, mentioned ond also to elect one male orw Brevent Park & Leonardo Fire House, Information. Cnurch Street, Keansburg, New jersey, al HonceRood. one female member from each electioi Center Ave., Leonardo. The following is a description ot trt to the Municipal Cterk or the Count' viz: ALBERTA. KERR, JR. Board af Elections, on forms provided b any time between Wednesday, June 9, Two Councilman for the full term o ELECTION DISTRICTS district in the Borough of Red Dank a; District #5 Election Districts in the Township of Coif 1971, and Thursday, September 23, 1971, , The polling ploce for the Fifth Election Members oi tne Monmoutn Louniy txe'cu Llncrof! School, Newman Springs Road, Borough Clerl Neck and the polling places in same, ' said Municipal ClerK or Boara or by coll three years each. April 26,27,1971 $94.00 Ing In person at the office ot the Municipal during the following hours: Daily 9:00 District Is the Willow Street School, Wil- tlve Committee far eoch of the two mo|oi Llncrott. wit: a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Said Primary Election will be held fo political parties, (Republican and Demo Clerk or County Board ot Elections up t the purpose of nominating persons of the low Street. District *6 REGISTRY AND ELECTION First Election District and Including September 23,1971. Holidays excepted. Or ot Commissioner of cratic.) Port Monmouth Rre House. Main Electfon District No. 1 Is hereby detlr.ee Registration Office, Hall of Records respective parties ro the offices above ELECTION DISTRICT 6 "Notice is hereby given thot qualifie Street, Port Monmouth. NOTICE and described as follows: The fallowing Is a description of thi Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey, o mentioned and also to elect one male and The polling place for the Sixth Election voters of the Borough of Red Bank, Coun District #7 TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY All qualified voters residing on the Wes Election District In the Borouqh of Set any time between Wednesday, June 9, one female member from each election • District Is the Fire House, River and Bat- ty of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, no East Keansburg Fire House, Thompson NEW JERSEY side of Highway No. 34, south of Flocl Bright and the polling place In same, i 1971, and Thursday, September 23, 1971 district In the Borough of New Shrews- | tin Roads. Notice is hereby given that the DIstrl Road and Cedar Drive. w|t: . bury as Members of tne Monmouth Coun- Voters may call the Borough Clerk ot already registered In said municipality un Ave., East Keansburg. during the followmp hours:_Dallv 9:00 ty Executive Committee for each of the •der the laws of New Jersey governin: District «8. Boards of Election and Registry In or The polling place for the First Election "The polling place for the Borough of Sec 747-09W, Borough Hall, 948 River Road, for the Township of Shrewsbury, Count' a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and two ma|or political parties, (Republican during business hours from v:oo a.m. to o permanent registration may register oi Folrview School, Cooper Road, Middle* District is Cedar Drive School, Cedar Bright Is located at the Fire House, 109' and Democratic). transler wllh the clerk ot said municipal town. of Monmouth, Slate of New Jersey, wll Drive, Colts Neck. East Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jer Holidays excepted. 5:00 p.m. dally regarding their voting Ity at his office. Municipal Building, X meet at the ploce hereinafter designated On Thursday, September 23, 1971, the Notice Is hereby given that qualifie. places and/or any other voting Informa- District *9 on Second Election District registration books will be closed until af- Monmouth Street, Red Bank, New Jersc Community Fire House, Appleton Ave- Election District No. 2 Is hereby defined Voters may call the Borough Clefk al voters of the Borough of New Shrews- Cn< at any time up to and including Thursca1 TUESDAY, JUNE 8,1971 842-0099, Borough Hall, 1099 East Ocean ter the forthcoming General Election to bury, County of Monmouth, State of New ' ROYW.NELSOW. nue, Leonardo. and described as follows: be held on Tuesday, November 2,1971. Borough Clerk April 29, 1971, during the following hours: District mo between the hours of 7:00 o.m. and 8:0 All qualified voters residing on the Easl Avenue, Sea Bright, during business hour Jersey, not already registered In said mu Dally 9;00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Saturdays, RiverPlara Fire House, Foster Street, p.m. for the purpose of conducting th side of State Highway ND. 34. from 9:00 a,m. to 4:00 p.m. regarding hi. Notice of change of residence or appll. nicipallty under the laws of New Jerse\ April 24.27,1971 *"••* *~ Sundays ond Holidays excepted. Also Primary Election for the nomination - voting place and/or any other election In cation tor transfer ot registration shall b< governing permanent registration ma^ River Plaio. candidates. The polling place for the Second Elec made either by written request forwards* register or transfer wllh tFe clerk of sale REGISTRY AND ELECTION .April 27, 28, 29, 1971, from 7:00 p.m. t( District «n tlon District is Atlantic Elementar 9:00 p.m. Or at Commissioner of Regis Said Primary Elecilon will be held ti School, County Highway No. 537, Coll 1Orm°!r°n- MW-LARSON. to the Municipal Clerk or the County municipality at his office. Borough Build- tratlon Office, Hall of Records, Molr Middletown High School, Tindall Road, sold municipality lor Ihe purpose of nomi Board of Elections, on forms provided by Ing, 556 Tlnton Avenue, New Shrewsbury, TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO Middletown. Neck. Borough Cler said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- New Jersey, ot any time up fo and la Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at any tlrrn noting: Third Election District 7 4 50 NEW JERSEY -, . , , up to and including Thursday, April 2? District »12 Three State Senators al-large April 26, 27, 1971 Jl . - ing In person at the office of the Municipal eluding Thursday, April 29, 1971, during Notice Is hereby given that the plstrlct AAlddletownTownshlp Fire Co. #1 , Election District No. 3 shall be bounded Clerk or County Board ol Elections up Io the following'hours: Dally 9:00 o.m. tc 1971, during the following hours: Dail, One State Assemblyman at-large as follows: Boards of Election and Registry In ond 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sun Highway «35, Mlddletovm. Two Assemblymen for District 5B REGISTRY AND ELECTION and Including September 23.1971. 4:30 p.m. Also April 29, 1971, from 7;3f for the Townsnip of Marlboro, County of .days, and Holidays excepted. District *13 Beginning at the most northerly Intei NOTICE •jn. to 9:DO p.m. Saturdays, Sundays anc section of Conover Road (at Big Brook, The District Boards of Election will si Monmouth, State of New Jersey. wIM Bayvlew School, Leonardvtlle Road, A Surrogate >1? BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER at Ihe fallowing places which Is a descrip- Holidays excepted. Or at tne Commission meet ot the places hereinafter designated On Thursday, April 79, 1971, Ihe . __._ Belford. and New Jersey State Highway Route 34, NEW JERSEY er of Registration Office, Hall of Records, A Sheriff thence (1) In a westerly direction olon tion and location of the polling places in TUESDAY, JUNES, 1971 tration books will be closed until after thi District *14 Two Members of the Board of Chosei Notice Is hereby given that the District the Borough of Keamburg, N.J.: Main Street. Freehold, New Jersey, al forthcoming Primary Election to be hell Harmony School, Harmony & Murphy the northerly line of Conover Road to th Boards of Election and Registry in anc ony time up to and Including Thursday between the hours of 7:00 a.m. ond 8:00 on Tuesday, June-8,1971. Freeholders for the County of Monmouth; intersection of Conover Road and Crltv FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT: All thai p.m. for the purpose of conducting the Roads, New Monmouth. and for the following municipal offices, tor the Borough of Little Silver, County ol area west of Main Street to the April 29, 1971, during the following hours: Notice ot change of residence or appll District #15 Road, thence (2) westerly along the north' Mon mouth, State of New Jersey, wll Dally 9:00 o.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Primary Election for the nomination of viz: erly line of Crlne Road to the Intersect lor Waockoack Creek, from the south side of cation for transfer of registration shall be Harmony School, Harmony 8> Murphy meet at the places hereinafter deslgnatei Seeley Avenue to the north side of Man. Sundays, ond Holidays excepted. made either by written request forwarder* Roads, New Monmouth. One Township Commltteeman for th of Crine Rood and Boundary Road, ttieno Said Primary Election will be held In to the Municipal Clerk or the Count' full term of three years. (3) southerly along Boundary Road to thi nine Place. On Thursday, April 29, 1971, the regis- District »U Said Primary Election will be held fo TUESDAY, JUNE B, T971 Tne polling place being the Manning said municipality for the purpose of nomi- Board of Elections on forms provided b> Port Monmouth First Aid. Wilson Ave- intersection of Boundary Rood and Cedai between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:0 tration books will be closed until after ihe the purpose of nominating persons of thi Drive, thence (4) easterly along the north Place Fire House, Manning Place, near nating: said Municipal Clerk or Board or by cad nue, Port Monmouth. p.m. (or the purpose of conducting the forthcoming Primary Election to be held Three State Senators ot-targe Ing In person at the office of Ihe Municipal respective parties to the offices abov erly line of Cedar Drive to the intei Main St. on Tuesday, June 8,1971. District *17 mentioned and also to elect one male an Primary Election for the nomination of One State Assemblyman at-large Clerk or County Board of Elections up tr section of Cedar Drive and Heyers MI candidates. SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT: Al Notice af change of residence or appll Thorne School, Murphy Road, Port one female member from each electloi Road, thence (5) northerly along the west that area west of Main Street and north 01 ; Two Assemblymen for District 5 Pi ond Including April 29,1971. Monmouth. Said Primary Election will be field lr> cation for transfer of registration shall be • The said Boards of Registry and Elec- district In the Township of Shrewsbury a; erly tine of Heyers Mill Road to the Inter Seeley Avenue to the shore tine of Rarltan made either by written request forwarded District *ii Members ol the Monmouth County Execu section of Heyers Mill Road and Flock said municipality for the purpose of nomi Bay. A Surrogate tion will meet on Falrvlew School, Cooper Rood, Middle* section of Heyers Mill Road and Flock noting: to the Munclpal Clerk or the County tlve Committee for eoch of the two major 1 ne polling ploce being New Point Com Board of Elections on forms provided by A Sheriff TUESDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1971 town. political parties, (Republican and Demo Road, thence (6) easterly along the north- Three State Senalors at-large Two Members of Ihe Boord ot Cnostn erly line ot Flock Road to the Intersect!or fort Fire House, Corr Ave. said Municipal Cleric or Board or by call- between the hours ot 7:00 a.m. and 8:0< District *l» cratic). One State Assemblyman ot-iarge THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT: Alt that Ing En person at fhe office of the Municipal Freeholders for the County of Monmouth p.m. for the purpose of conducting thi Lin croft School, Newman Springs Rd., of Flock Road and New Jersey State High Two Assemblymen for District SB and General Election. . Notice Is hereby given that quallflec way Route 34, thence (7) norotherly alon area south of Manning Place, and west ot Clerk or County Board of Elections up to for the following municipal offices: Ltncroft. voters of the Township of Shrewsbury, Main Street to the Railroad tracks of the and including April 29,1971. Said General Election will be held li District *20 the easterly line of New Jersey Stat A Surrogate A Mayor for the full term of four years. County of Monmouth, State'of New Jer Highway Route 34 to the most northerl Central Railroad or N.J. and all that area Ttie said Boards of Registry and Elec said municipality for the purpose of elec- Nutswamp School, Mlddlelown-Llncroft sey, not already registered in said mimic! A Sheriff south of the Railroad tracks of the Central Two Councllmen for the full term of Road, AMddleiown. Intersection of Conover Road (at Bl<. Two Members of the Board of Chosen tlon will meet on four years each. polity under the laws of New Jersey gov BrcoU ond Mew Jersey State Highway Railroad of N.J. to the Stole Highway TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1971 Three State Senators at-large District *21 ernlng permanent registration may regls Freeholders tor the County of Monmouth #36. One Councilman for the unexplred term One State Assemblyman at-large Port Monmouth School, Main Street, Route 34. and for the following; municipal offices, between the hours af 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 of two years. ter or transfer with fhe clerk of sold mu The polling place being the Blue Jean: p.m. for the purpose of conducting th Two Assemblymen for District 5B Port Monmoulh. nicipallty at her office—residence, 111 The polling place for the Third Elect!01 vie: Also to elect one male and one female District Is Cedar Drive School, Cedai Hall, lOChurchStreet. General Election. District *22 Belshaw Avenue, Shrewsbury Township, A Mayor for the full farm of four years. FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT: All member from each election district In the A Surrogate Middletown Village School, Kings High- New Jersey, at any time up to and In Drive, Colts Neck. Two Councllmen for the full term o Said General Election will be held In Township of Marlboro as Members or the Fourth Election District that area east of Main Street, and north ol said municipality for the purpose of elec- A Sheriff way. Middletown. eluding Thursday, April 29, 1971, during three years each. Park Avenue to the shore line of Rarltan Monmouth County Executive Committee Two Members of the Board of Chosen District »23 Ihe toitowlna hours: Dally 10:00 o.m. U Election District No. ,4 is hereby estab- Sold Primary Election will be held lor Bay. for each of the two major political par- Freeholders tor the County of Monmout' Bayvlew School, LeonardvIlleRoad, 2:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Ho lished nnd tytiinrieri as follows: . Jhe purpose of nominating persons of thi Three Stafe Senators at-large ties, (Republican and Democratic). ond for the following municipal office: Belford. ildays excepted. Or at Commissioner o1 Beginning at the most northerly Inter- respective parties to the offices abovi The polling place being Corrlgan's Hall One State Assemblyman at-large Notice Is hereby given that qualified viz: • District *24 Registration Office, Hall of Records section of Conover Road (at Big Brook; mentioned and also to elect one male and Main Street. Two Assemblymen tor District 3A voters of the Township of Marlboro, not Two Councllmen for the full lerm o Leonardo First Aid, Viola Avenue, MaTn Street, Freehold, New Jersey af on- and New Jersey State Highway Route 34, one female member from each election FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT: All thai already registered In said municipality un- three years each. Leonardo. tfro'e up to and Including Thursday, Apri thence (1) northerly along the easterh district In the Borough of Little Silver as area east of Main Street to Atlantic Ave A Surrogate der the laws of New Jersey governing; line or New Jersey State Highway Rout Members of the Manmouth County Execu- nue, and south of Park Avenue to the Rail A Sheriff Notice Is hereby given that quallflei District K25 29,1971, during the following hours: Ooi\\ road tracks of the Central Railroad oi permanent registration may register or voters of the Borough of Red Bank, Coun Llncrott Fire House, Newman Springs 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sun' 34 fo tne intersection or Newman Spring: tive Committee for each of the two motor Two Members of the Board of Chosen Transfer with the Clerk of said municipal- Road and New Jersey State Highway political parties. (Republican ond Demo- N.J. within the corporate limits of the Freeholders for the County of Monmouth. ty of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, no Road, Llncroft. days, and Holidays excepted. Borough of Keansbura. ity ot the Municipal Building, Route 79. already registered in said municipality un District mu Route 34, thence (2) westerly along thi cratic). and for the following municipal offices, Marlboro, New Jersey ony time up to and der the laws of New Jersey governlnj vpn Thursday- April 29, 1971, the regtS' southerly line of Newman Springs Roadt The polling place being Dickinson viz: Including Thursday, April 29, 1971, during Thorne School, Murphy Road, Pout tration books will be closed until alter ihr Notice Is hereby given that qualified Luncheonette, 262 Main Street. permanent registration may register ai Monmouth., the Jnlersectlon of Boundary Road am voters of the Borough of Little Silver, Two Councllmen for the full term 0! the following hours; Monday through Transfer with the clerk of said municipal forthcoming Primary Election to be hel Newman Springs Road, thence (3) south Voters may call the Borough Clerk at three years each. Friday irom 9;30 o.m; to 4":30 p.m., and District *27 on Tuesday, June fl, 1971. ' erly along the easterly line of Bounder) County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- Ity at his office. Municipal Building, 3; East Keansburg School, Ocean Avenue, sey, not already registered in said munici- 787-3324, Municipal Building, on Church Notice Is hereby given that qualified April 28 and 29, 1571, from 7:00 p.m. to Monmoulh Street, Red Bank, New Jersey Notice of change of residence ot oppl Road to the Intersection of Crlne Roai Street, during business hours from 9:00 voters of the Borough of New Shrews- 6:30 p.m. Or at Commissioner of Regis- East Keansburg. cation for transfer of registration shall bi and Boundary Rood, thence (4) easferl pality under the laws of New Jersey gov- a.m. to 4:00 p.m. regarding their voting at any time between Wednesday, June 9 District *28 erning permanent registration may regis- bury, County of Monmouth, Stale of New tration Office, 2nd floor, New Court 1971, and Thursday, September 23, 1971 made either by wrltlen request forwarded along the northerly line of Crine Road ti places ond/or any other voting Informa- Jersey, not already registered In said mu- House, Freehold, New Jersey, any time Falrvlew School, Cooper Road, Middle* to the Municipal Clerk or the County the Intersection of Conover Road am ter or transfer with fhe clerk of said mu- tion. during the following hours: Daily 9:01 town. nicipality at his office. Borough Hall, nicipality under the laws of New Jersey jp to ond including Thursday, April 29, a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Board of Elections on forms provided bi Crine Road, thence [5) northeaster!, MICHAEL MOTICHKA governing permanent registration may 1971, during the tallowing ours: Dally 9:00 District #29 said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call along the westerly line af Conover Rood Prospect Avenue, Little Silver, New Jer- Holidays excepted. Or at Commissioner of Navesink School, MoQmouth Avenue, sey, at any time up to and Including Municipal Clerk register or transler with tne clerk of said ].m. ta 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Registration Office, Hall of Records, )ng in person at the office of the Municipal fa the most northerly Intersection of Con' Thursday, April 29; 1971, during the fol- April 26, 27,1971 $85.50 municipality at his office, Borough Build- Holidays excepted. Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey, al Naves irk. Clerk or County Board of Elections up tr over Road (at Big Brook) and New Jerse* District #30 lowing hours: pally 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 ing 554 Tlnton Avenue, New Shrewsbury, any time between Wednesday, June r and including April 29, 1971. State Highway Route 34. p.m., Friday everifng 7:30 p.m. to 9:0L New Jersey, at any time between Wednes- Oh Thursday, April 59, 1971, the reqlj- 1WI, and Thursday. September 23, 197 Thompson School, Mlddletovm-LIncroft The said Boards of Registry and Elec REGISTRY AND ELECTION d J 9 1971 nd Thursdy Septem tratlon books will be closed until after tne Rood, Middletown. The polling place for the Fourth Elec- >.m., Saturday, Sundays and Holidays ex NOTICE day, June 9, 1971, and Thursda/, Septem during the fallowing hours: Daily 9:0i tlon will meet on :epted. Or at Commissioner of Registra . — .„,. _...... __ .-„_ (| ii0UrS; forthcoming Primary Election to be held a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays an: District #31 tion District Is Conover Road School, Con TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL ber 23, 1971, during the following hours; on Tuesday, June 8, W71. ? TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1971 over Road, Colts Neck. Ion Oil Ice, Halt ot Records, Wain Street, _ _ ... . Saturdays, Holidays excepted. Middletown Village School, King; High- between Ihe hours ot 7-.00 a.m. and. 6:0! NEW JERSEY Doily 9:00 o.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays, way, Middletown. Voters may call the Township Clerk at Freehold New Jersey, at any time up to Notice Is hereby given that the District SundaySd s and HolidayHlid s exceptedxtd . Or at tthhe Notice of change of residence or appli- ,m. for the purpose of conducting th and including Thursday, April 29, 1971, Commissioner, of Registration Office, Hal cation for transfer of registration shall be On Thursday, September 23, 1971, thi For any Information In reference to lo- eneral Election. 462-5470, R.D. 1, Conover Road, Colt: Boards of Election and Registry In anc* registration books will be closed unlit a' cation of poll places and times that polls & Neck, during business hours from 9:00 during the following hours: Dolly 9:00 tor the Township of Holmdel, County o of Records, Main Street, Freehold, New mode either by written request forwarded ter the forthcoming General Election t Said General Election will be held Ii a.m. to 5:00 p.m. regarding his votlnc a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays, and Jersey, ot any time between Wednesday, to the Municipal Clerk or the County are open, please call the Township Clerk's said municipality for tne purpose of elec- Holidays excepted. Monmoulh, State of New Jersey, wil be held on Tuesday, November 2,0971. office ot 671-3100. lace and/or ony other election Informo- meet at the places hereinafter deslgnatei June 9, 1971 and Thursday. September 33, Board ot Elections on forms provided by Notice of change of residence or appll CHARLES V.CARROLL Ron. on : - 1971, during tne following; hours: aaity said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- cation tor transfer ot registration shall bi Three Stats Senators at-large 6n Thursday, April 29. 1971, the regis- 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays ing In person at the office of the Municipal • TOWNSHIP CLERK." One State Assemblyman ot-iarge HARRY CRINE TUESDAY, JUNES, 1971 made either by written request forwordec April 26, 27,1971 si 14 51 Township Clerk tration books will be closed until after the between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:01 and Holidays excepted. * Clerk or County Board of Elections up to to the Municipal Clerk or the Count' Two Assemblymen for District 5B April 26,27, 1971 S111.0U forthcoming Primary Election to be held p.m. for the purpose of conducting thi On Thursday, September 23, 1971, the and Including April 29, 1971. •• . Board of Elections, on forms provided b1 on Tuesday, June 8,1971. Primary Election for the nomination ol registration books will be closed until af- The said, Boards of Registry and Elec- REGISTRY AND ELECTION A Surrogate . Notice of change of residence or appli- said Municipal Cleric or Board or by call NOTICE BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY candidates. ter the forthcoming General Election to tion will meet on - ing in person at the office of the Municipal A Sheriff REGISTRATION A ELECTION cation for transfer of registration shall be be held on Tuesday, November 2* 197}.' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, W71 BOROUGH OF RUMSQN Two Members of the Board of Chosen made either by written request forwarded Sold Primary Election will be held In Clerk or County Board of Elections up tr NEW JERSEY NOTICE said municipality for the purpose of nomi- Notice of change of residence or appl between the hours of 7:00 a.m. ami 8:00 and including September 23, 1971. Freeholders for the County of Monmouth; Notice Is hereby given that a Primary to the Municipal Clerk or ths County p.m, for the purpose of conducting the Notice Is hereby given that the District and for the following municipal offices Board of Elections on forms provided by nating: cation fer transfer of registration shall be The voting places of and In ttie Borough Boards of Election and Registry In and Election will be held-In the Borough oi Three State Senators ot-large mode either by, written request forwarded General Election. viz: Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth, Stat< laid Municipal Cleric or Board or by call- to th* MuntciDpI Clerk or the County Said General Election will be held In of Red Bank are as follows: for the Borough of Rumson, County of One Township Commltteemon for thi ing In person at the office of the Municipal One5Jat».Assemblym^n aHarge District *1 Monmouth, Stafe of New Jersey will meet of New Jersey, on Tuesday, June 8, 197 Board bf/fiiettl6fs,;on forms provided by said municipality for, the. purpose oi dec* full term of three years. , between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. al Clerk or County Board of Elections Up fa • Tw0 Asitffriblymfffi fe*j District 5A said Municipal .Clerjc or Board or by call- ting: . . . NavestnK Hook & Ladder Fire House, at the places hereinafter designated on Notice is hereby given,that qualified ind Including April 29,1971. Mechanic Street. TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1971 places hereafter designated for nomi- A Surrogate . ,*•' - Ing in person/or fhcoftlce of tne Municipal Three State Senators aMarge / .oler^ of 1he Township of Shrewsbury, nation ot candidates for the General Elec- The said Boards of Registry and Elec- cierK or County Board of Elections up to District »2 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- A Sheriff One Stote Assemblyman ot-iarae Independent Fire House, MechanI p.m. for the purpose of conducting the tion as hereafter designated and to eleel tion will meet on Two Members of the Board ot Chosen and Including Seplember 33, 1971. Two Assemblymen for Dhtricf SA sey, not already registered In said munlci' one male and one female member fron TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1971 Street. Primary Election tor the nomination of polity under the laws of New Jersey gov- Freeholders far the County of Monmouth. The voting places of and in thfl Soroush District *3 candidates. each election district as members of thu between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 ond tor the following municipal offices, of New Shrewsbury are as follows: A Surrogate , erning permanent registration moy regls Monmouth County Executive Committee p.m. for the purpose of conducting the First Aid and Rescue Squad Building, or Said Primary Election will be held In ter or transler with the clerk af said mu viz: District *i A SherJfi • " the cast side ol Spring Street near I for each of the major political partler eneral Election. Two Members ol the Board ot Chosen said municipality for the purpose of nomi nicipallty at her office—residence, 11 (Republican and Democratic). Two Commltteemen tor me lull term o1 Union Falls School • 674 Tlnton Avenue. ding Road. noting: Belshaw Avenue, Shrewsbury Township, Said General Election wilt be held In three years. District *2 Freeholders,for the County'of Monmoulh Dlitrlct *< Three State Senators ot-large New Jersey, at any time between Wednes- The last day to register or to transfei said municipality for the purpose ot elec- An Assessor tor the full term of foui Wayside Fire House, Wayside & Hope and Junior High School, Branch Avenue. One Slate Assemblyman at-large day, June 9, 1971, and Thursday, Septem from one voting district to another En or- ting: years. Roads. for the following municipal offices: District *5 Two Assemblymen for District SB ber 23, 1971, during the following hours: der to vote in the Primary Election Ir Three state Senators aHarge A Tax Collector for the full term of toui District ») A Mayor for Ihe fuB term of four years, Liberty Engine House, White Street. A Surrogate Daily 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Saturdays, April 29, 1971 and this can be done at thi One State Assemblyman at-large years. Northslde Engine Co. Flrehouse, 35 Two Councllmen for the full term of District 06 1 municipal building, 777 Broad Street, dur Two Assemblymen for District S3 (our years. • ^ A Sheriff Sundays'find Holidays excepted. Or a Sold Primary Election wilt be held 1o Sprlngdale Avenue. Relief Engine House, Drummond Place, Two Members oi the Board of Chosen ing regular of lice hours, Monday through the purpose or nominating persons of tne » District #4 One Councilman for the unexplred term Commissioner of Registration Office, Ha' Friday, holidays excepted. A. Surrogate District *7 Freeholders for the County of Monmouth. of Records, Main Street, Freehold, Nc A Sheriff respective parties to the offices above Monmouth Regional High School, 535 Of two years. ' " Relief Engine House, Drummond Place. and for the following municipal offices. Jersey, at any time between Wednesday, Notice Is hereby given that a General Two Members of the Board of Chosen mentioned and also Io elect one male anc Tlnton Avenue and/or south end 0? Reeds Notice Is hereby given that qualified District »8 vlr: June V. 1971, and Thursday, September 23, Election will be held in the Borough ol Freeholders for the County of Monmouth one female member from each election Rood. voters of the township of Marlboro, Couri- Union Fire House, Shrewsbury Avenue. A Mayor for the full term of four years. 1971, during the following hours: Daih Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth, Stat< and for the following municipal offices, district In the Township of Holmdel as 1/ of Monmouth, State 0/ New Jersey nor District • 9 Two Councllmen for>the full term ol 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sunday: of New Jersey on Tuesday, November 2, viz: Members of the Monmouth County Execu- Tlnton Falls Flrehouse, 5 Fire Houie already registered In said municipality un- Union Fire House, Shrewsbury Avenue. three years each. and Holidays excepted. "971, between the hours ot 7 a.m. and ( A Mayor tor the full term of four years. tive Committee for each of the two major Road. der the laws of New Jersey governing District *1D i.m. at places hereafter designated foi political parties, (Republican and Demo fiermanent registration may register or Said Primary Election will be held for On Thursday, September 23, 197?, thi Two Councilmen for the full term ol District «f River Street School, River Street. the purpose of nominating persons of the fhe election of three State Senators at- fhree years each. erotic). Swimming River School, 220 Hance Ave- ransfer with the clerk of said municipal- registration books will be closed until af- large, one State Assemblyman at-large, ity at Municipal Building. Route 79, Marl- District *tl respective parties to the/offices above ter the forthcoming General Election to Notice Is hereby given that qualified Notice Is hereby given that quallflei nue. Westslde Engine House. Lelghtcn Ave- mentioned ond also Io elect one male and two Assemblymen for District 5&, A sur- Voters moy call the Borough Clerk ot boro, New Jersey. Or of Commissioner of be held on Tuesday, November 2, 1971. voters of the Borough of Little Silver, voters of the Township of Holmdel, Coun Registration Office, Hall of Records, nue. one female member from each election rogate, a Sheriff and Two members of thr County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- ty of Monmoulh, State of New Jersey, no 542-3400, Municipal Building, 556 Tinton District *12 tflstrict in the Borough of Rumson as Notice of change of residence orapipplfr. - Board of Chosen Freeholders for thi Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at cation (or transfer ol reglsirotion shall oe sey, not already registered In said munici- already registered In said municipality un Avenue, New Shrewsbury, during business First Aid and Rescue Squad Building, oi Members of the Monmouth County Execu ill DC County of Monmouth, and two member. hours from 9:00 o.m. to 4:30 p.m. regard- any time between Wednesday, June 9; made either by written request forwarded pality under the laws ot New Jersey gov- der the laws of New Jersey governing 1971, and Thursday, September 23, 1971, the east side of Spring Street near Har- live Committee for each of the two ma|oi of the Council of the Borough of Shrews- erning permanent registration moy regls- ermonent registration may register or Ing his votlnc place ond/or any other elec- ding Road. political parties. (Republican and Demo to the Municipal Clerk or the County bury. during the following hours: Dally 9:0t> Board ol Elections, an forms provided by tei or transfer with the clerk of sold mu- ransfer with the Clerk of said municipal tion Information, voters may call the Borough Clerk al crafic). The lost day to register or io transfei f o.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays! Sundayi ond said Municipal Clerk or Board or by cal nicipality at his office. Borough Hall, Ity at his office, Township Hall, Craw JEROMES. REED, Holidays excepted. . 747-52O0, Municipal Building/ 32 Mon. Notice Is hereby given that qualified Ing In person ot the office of trie Municipal from one voting district to another In or- Prospect Avenue, Little Silver, New Jer- ford's Corner Rood, Holmdel, New Jer Clerk. mouth Street, during business hours from voters of the Borough of Rumson, County Clerk or County Board of Elections up tr der to vote in the General Election Is Sep- sey, at any time between Wednesday June sey, ot any time up to ond Including April 26,27,1971 $79.00 On Thursday, September 23,1971,,thfe 9:00 a.m. ta 5:00 p.m., regarding their ot Monmouth, Stole d New Jersey, not al- and including September 23,1971. tember 23,1971 and this can be done at the 9, 1971 ond Thursday, September 23, 1971, Thursday, April 29, 1971, during the fol- registration books will be closed until ot- voting places and/or any other voting In municipal building, 777 Broad Street, dun ready registered in said municipality un- The following is a description of the aunng The jollo wing nours: uaiiy v;QLL lowing hours; Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 REGISTRY AND ELECTION ter the forthcoming General Election ta formation. der thhe lawlaws of New JerseJy y governingg Ing regular office hours, Monday through i.oi. fb.£:Ou p.m.,"Friday evening 7:30 p.m., Saturdays 9:oo a.m. fo 12:00, Sun NOTICE be held on Tuesday, November 2,1971." > Election District in the Township of Friday, holidays excepted. Registration of JOHN BRYAN, ftermanentermanent registration may register or Shrewsbury and the polling place In same, j.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday, Sundays and days and Holidays excepted. Also, April Notice of change of residence or arolT Borough Clerk ransfer with tne clerk of said municipal- voters or transfer of registration can bi Holidays excepted. Or at Commissioner of 27, 29,1971, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Or cation for transfer of registration shallot W5.50 fit fi il Bh Hll to wit: made on forms provided by the Clerk o Registration Office, Hall of Records, Main at Commissioner of Registration Office 1 April 24, 27,1971 ity at his office. Memorial Borough Hall, The polling place for the Township ol Notice Is. hereby given that the Olstrlct mode either by written request fo'rworoei ' River Road, Rumson. New Jersey, at any by the Commissioner of Registration ~ Street, Freehold, New Jersey, af any time Hall of Records, Main Street, Freehold, Boards of Election ond Registry In and to the Municipal Clerk or the County Shrewsbury Is the Vail Home Meeting the Court House, Freehold, N.J. between Wednesday, June 9, 1971, and New Jersey, at any time up to and In REGISTRY AND ELECTION time up to and including Thursday, April Room, 21 Barker Avenue. for the Borough of Fair Haven, County of Board of Elections, on forms provided by 39, 1971, during the following hours: Dally POLLING PLACES Thursday, September 23, 1971, during the eluding Thursday. April 29, 1971, during Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- NOTICE Voters may call the Townshfp ClerK a' following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Saturdays from First Election District polling place I: the following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to meet at the places hereinafter designated ing In person at the offl ce or fne Muiuutni 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon, Sundays and Ho- 542-0675, 111 Belshaw Avenue. Shrewsbury the Fire House, Broad Street. i.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays, and Ho Clerk or County Board ot Elections up ti NEW JERSEY Township, during business hours from :epted. Ifdays excepted. ond Including September 33,1971, Notice Is hereby given that the District lidays excepted. Or at Commissioner of 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., evenings from Second Election District polling place TUESDAY, JUNE fl, 1971 Realstrotion Office. Hati of Records. the First Aid Squad building, US Haddor Boards of Election and Registry in andl 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m: regarding his voting On Thursday, April 29, 1971, the regis- between the hours ot 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 The voting places of and In fhe Town- for the Township of Mlddleiown, County! Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at Avenue and On Thursday, September 23, 1971, the p.m. for the purpose of conducting the any time up to and Including Thursday, place and/or ony other election informa- reglstration books will be closed until af' tration books will be closed until after me ship of Marlboro are as follows: of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will tion. Third Election District polling place I: forthcoming Primary Election to be held Primary Election for tho nomination of ELECTION DISTRICT *1 meet at the places hereinafter designated April 29, 1971, during the following hours: the Broad Street Auditorium of thi ter the forthcoming General Election to candiaies. < Dally 7:00 am. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, MRS. ANNE SWITEK, on Tuesday, June 8, 1971. Llbertv Grange Hall, Main St. ; on Shrewsbury School. le held on Tuesday, November 2,1971. Sold primary Election will be held Ini Sundays, and Holidays excepted. Township Clerk Notice of change of residence or appli- Notice of change of residence or appll ELECTION DISTRICT «2 TUESDAY, JUNE 8,1971 . April 26, V, 1971 173.00 For Information about location of pol cation for transfer of registration shall be said municipality for the purpose of nomi- RobertsvlIU Flrehouse, Route S24 ; between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00] On Thursday, April! 29, 1971, the regis- ling places or districts, call Borougl cation for transfer of registration shall be mode either by written request forwarded nating: tration books will be closed until after the Clerk 741-4200, during regular offlci made either by written request forwarded ELECTION DISTRICT *3 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) tor the pur- REGISTRY AND ELECTION to the Municipal Clerk or the County to the Municipal Clerk or the County Three State Senators at-large AAorgonvIlle Independent Flrehouse pose of conducting the Primary Election forthcoming Primary Election to be held NOTICE Board ol Elections on forms provided by One State Assemblyman at-large in Tuesday, June 8, 1971. JEAN W. FABRY Board of Elections on forms provided by Hlohway *19 for the nomination of candidates, I TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call' said Municipal Clerk or Board or by calf- Two Assemblymen tor Ulstrid & O ELECTION DISTRICT *4 Said Primary Election will be held In! Notice of change of residence or appli- NEW JERSEY Borough Clerk ing in person at the office of the Municipal ; April 26, 27, 1971 WJ.00 ing in person at the office of the Municipal Morganyllle Volunteer Flrehouse ' said municipality for the purpose of nomi- cation for transfer of registration shall be Notice Is hereby given that the District :ierk or County Board of Elections up to A Surrogate Wbrgarivine-fenne'nt rta," made either by written request forwarded Clerk or County Board of Elections up to and Including April 29, 1971. nating: Boards of Election ond Registry In and and Including September 23,197). fctfaCIION DISTRICT ml Three Slate Senators at-Ioroe to the Municipal clerK or the County lor the Township of Colts Neck, County of The said Board of Registry and Election Two Members of the Board of Chosen Board of Elections on forms provided by REGISTRY AND ELECTION The voting places ol and in fhe Borough KOQemvitie School, UnionHolVRoad One Stale Assemblyman at-large Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will NOTICE will meet on Freeholders for the Count/ of Monmouth cLEinun UIAIKICJ mt Two Assemblymen for District 5B said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- of Little Silver arc as follows: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1971 and for the following municipal offices, ing in person at the office of the Municipal meet at the places hereinafter desipnofed BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT First Election District NEW JERSEY between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and B:DO vii* > fcLfcLMUN UISIRICT #7 A Surrogate Clerk or County Board of Elections up to TUESDAY, JUNE 8,1971 Polling place tor this district. Is Borough p.m. for the purpose of conducting the - Two Councilmenfor Ihe lull term of tfhd Including April 29, 1971. — NoHee-ls-hereby-glven-thatthe- District Hall, Prospect Avenue. Marlboro Elementary School ——fiSherin ietween the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 Boards of Election and Registry In and General Election. three years eacrt. School Road West Two Members of the Board of Chosen The said Boards of Registry and Elec- j.m. for 1he purpose ot conducting the Second Election Dlitrlct Said General Election will be held In An'Assessor for the full term of lour tion will meet on for Ihe Borough of Sea Bright, County of , voters may call trie Township Clerk ot Freeholders for the County of Monmouth Primary Election for the nomination of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will Polling place for this district Is the Fire said municipality for the purpose of elec- 462-0059, Municipal Office, Main Street) and for the following municipal offices, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1971 candidates. meet at the places hereinafter designated House an Prospect Avenue. ting : Said Primary Election will be held for ietween the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 'Marlboro, during business hours from viz: I Said Primary Election will be held In Third Election District Three State Senators ot-targe the purpose of nominating persons of the 1:30 o.m. Io 4:30 p.m. regarding his voting Two Members of the Township Com- .j.m. for the purpose of conducting the >aid municipality for the purpose of nomi- Polling place for this district Is St. One State Assemblyman at-large respective parties to the offices above General Election TUESDAY, JUNE B, 1971 jlace and /or ony other election InforiDa- mittee for the full term of three years lating: between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 lohn's Chapel Parish House on Little Sli- Two Assemblymen for District 5 A mentioned and also to elect one mole and tlon. eoch. Said General Election will be held In er Point Rood, one Temaie member from eacn election Three State Senators at-large >.m, tor; the purpose ot conducting the MILDRED F. ACKERWAN Said Primary Election will be held for said municipality for the purpose of elec- One State Assemblyman at-large Primary Election for the nomination of Fourth Election District A Surrogate district in the Borough of Fair Haven as the purpose of nominating persons of the ling: Two Assemblymen for District 5A :andidafes. Polling place for this district is the Fire A Sheriff Members of the Monmoulh County Execu- respective parties to the offices above Three State Senators at-larqe Said Primary Election will be held In said House, Prospect Avenue. Two Members of the Board of Chosen tive Committee for each of the two major mentioned ond also to elect one male and One State Assemblyman at-large A Surrogate municipality for the purpose of noi Fifth Election Dlitrlct Freeholders for the County of Monmouth. political parties, (Republican and Demo- NOTICE one female member from each election Two Assemblymen for District 53 A Sheriff "atlng: Polling place for this district Is the and for Ihe following municipal offices, cratic), MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT district in the Township of Middletown as Two Members of the Board of Chosen Three State Senators at-large Little Silver Point Road School, Little Sll- vlr. Notice Is hereby given that qualified LAW DIVISION Members- of 1he Monmoulh County Execu- A Surrogate freeholders for the County of Monmouth, One State Assemblyman at-large rer Point Road, Two Commitieemert for the full term of voters of the Borough of Fair Haven, Docket No. 1131? tive Committee for each of the two major A Sheriff and for the following municipal offices, Two Assemblymen for DIstlrlci 5B Voters may call Ihe Borough Clerk ct three years. County of Monmouth. State of New Jer- TAKE NOTICE lhat the undersigned political parties, (Republican end Demo- Two Members of the Board of Chosen iz: B42-2400, Borough Hall, prospect Avenue, An Assessor for the full term of four sey, not already registered In said munici- /III apply to the Monmouth County Court cratic). reeholders for the County of Monmouth. A Tax Collector for the unexpired term A Surrogate Little Silver, during business hours from years. pality under the laws of New Jersey gov- n Friday, May 7th, 1971 at 9:30 o'clock In Notice Is hereby given that qualified ind for the following municipal offices, if two years. :00 a.m. to 5:00" p.m., Friday evening 7:30 A Tax Collector for the full term of four erning permanent registration may regis- the forenoon for a Judgment authorizing lz: A Sheriff i.m. to 9:00 p.m., regarding his voting voters of the Township of Middletown, One Township Com mittee man for the Two Members of tfie Board of Chosen years. ter or transfer wllh ihe clerk of Mild mu- Raymond Charles PetroTi, an Infant, to as- County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- A Mayor for the full term of four years. full term ot three years. iloce and/or any other election Inlorma Notice Is hereby given that qualified nicipality at his office. Borough Hall, 74S sume the name of Raymond Charles Two Councllmen for the full term of Freeholders for the County of Monmouth; River Rood, Fair Haven, New Jersey, at sey, not already registered In said munici- Said Primary Election will be held for inti for the the following municipal of- n voters of the Township of Holmdel, coun- Gross. pality under the laws of New Jersey gov- three years each. Ihe purpose of nominating persons of the "° ' STEPHEN GREENWOOD ty of Monmouth, State 6f New Jersey, not any time up to and Including Thursday, Herman C. Gross and Doroth/ B. Gross, Notice Is hereby given thot qualified llces, viz: Aoril 29, 1971, durlno the following hours: erning permanent registration may-regis- espectlve parties to the offices above A Mayor for the full term of four " Borough'C'erk already registered in said municipality un- his wife, as guardians of Raymond ter or transler with the clerk ol said mu- roters of the Borough of Rumson, County nentlaned and also to elect one mole and April 26, 27,1971 131.00 der the laws of New Jersey governing Dally 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Also April 27 Charles Petroli, an Infant. if Monmoulh, State of New Jersey, not al- 'ears. Two councllmen lor the full term and 29, 1971, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m, nicipality at his office. Township Hall, me female member from each election f three years each. permanent registration may register or KLATSKY.HIMELMAN & SIEGFRIED King:. Highway, Mlddlelowr, New Jersey, eody registered In said municipality un- Jistrlct In 1he Township of Colts Neck os REGISTRY AND ELECTION transfer with the Clerk of sold municipal- Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex- Attorneys for Plaintiffs ot any time up to and including Thursday, er Ihe laws of New Jersey governing Said Primary Election will be held for cepted. ur at Commissioner of Registra- — — ,- ... „ -, Members of the Monmouth County Execu- he purpose of nominating persons of the NOTICE ity at his office, Township Hall, Crow- 320 Broad Street April 29, 1971, during business hours. perrnanentregjstratiopermanent registrationn momay register or j , iu f eoch of the two major BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG ford's Corner Road, Holmdel, New Jer- tion Office, Half of Records, Main Street, |ve Comrn ee or espectlve parties to the offices above Freehold, New Jersey, ot ony time up to Red Bank, N.J. 07701 : ' Also, April 2/, 28, 29, 1971, Irom 7:00 p.m. transfer with the clerk of said munlcipal- political parties, (Republican and Demo' NEW JERSEY sey, at any time between Wednesday, (20D741-320(20D741320O to 9:00 p.m. Or at Commissioner of Regis- •t his office, Memorial Bono ugh Hall, mentioned and also to elect one male a _ and including Thursday, April 29, 1971, ity at cratic). me female member from each election Notice is hereby given lhat the District June 9, 1971, and Thursday, Seplember 23, AprlM9,M tration Office, Hall of Records, Main Rive,,..er Road, Romson, New Jersey, at any Notice is hereby given that qualified boards of Election and Registry in and 1971, during the following hours: Dally during the following hours: Dally 9*00, $10.00 Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at ony time Ifstrict In fhe Borough of Sea Bright as a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays, andi timime betweeL. n Wednesday,., _June 9, 1971, voters of the Township of Colts Neck, Members ot Ihe Monmouth County Execu- for the Borough ot Keansburg, County of 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays 9:00 NOTICE up to and Including Thursday, April 29, jnd Thursday, Seplember 23, 1971, during ' rnlmiv nf' Mlonmouih. State'of New Jer- Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will a.m. to 12:00; Sundays ond Holidays e<- 1971, during the fallowing hours: Dally ie Committee for eoch of the two rno|or Holidays excepted. ' TAKE NOTICE that Navesink Country the following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to f h° nKr^ady registered In said munfcl- eet at the places hereinafter designated cepted. Or at Commissioner of Registra- 9.00 a.m. fo 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sun- oliticol parties, (Republican and Demo' "On Thursday, April 29, 1971, the rcgls- Club trading as Navesink Country Clur 5:00 p.m. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to lH3i'ivUndJr Ihe laws or New Jersey gov- :rafic). tion Office, Hall of Records, Main Street, has applied to the Township of Middle days, and Holidays excepted. noon. Sundays ond Holidays excepted. Or [^n,n^ Derm, Freehold, New Jersey, at arty time be olion books will be closed until after the nl B lanent registration may regls- • TUESOAY.JUNE B, 1971 town for a Club llceme for premises slti 1 at Commissioner of RegistrationOffice, f J ff Notice Is hereby given thot qualified ween Wednesday, June 9, 1971, and forthcoming Primary Election to be held On Thursday, April 29, 1971, the regis- er r "' the clerk of said mu- oters of the Borough of Sea Bright, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 on Tuesday, June 8, 1971. ated at Luffburrow Lane, Middletown, f- tratlon books will be closed until after the, Hall ot ,.-,--, _. Ice—R.D. 1, Conover ,m. for the purpose of conducting the Thursday, Seplember 13, 1971, during Ihe lounly of Monmoulh, Stale of New Jer- following hours: Dolly 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 Notice ot change of residence or appli- forthcoming Primary Elecllon Io be held New Jersey, at any time between Wednes- Road, Colts Neck, New Jersey, at any ey. not already registered in said munlci 'rfmary Election lor the nomination of cation for transfer of registration shall be Objections, If any, should be made k on Tuesdov- June 9, 1971. day, June 9, 1971 and Thursday, Septem- time up to ond including Thursday, April :andldates. p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex- lality under the laws of Nevy Jersey gov cepted. made either by written request forwarded Tied lately In writing to Charles V. C Notice ot change of residence or appll ber 23, 1971, during the following hours: 29, 1971, during the following hours: Daily irnlng permanent registration may regis- Said Primary Election will be held in to the Municipal Clerk or fhe"County roll, Jr., ClerK of Middletown Townshlr cotion for Ironsfer of registration shall bc| Doily 9:00 a.m. Io 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays cr or iransfc-r wiih fhe clerk of said mu- said municipality for the purpose of nomi- On Thursday, September 23, 197t, the Board of Elections on torms provided by OFFICERS; mndc either by written request forwarded Sundays and Holidays excepted. and Holidays excepted. Or ot Commis- latfng: licipality al her office, Borough Hall, 1099 J egistratlon books will be closed until of- said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- Monroe Jones, Pres. to Ihe Municipal Clerk or the County On Thursday, September 23, 1971, the sioner ol Registration Office, Hail of •ast Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jer Three State Senators' ai-iorge fer the forthcoming General Election to ing In person at the office ot the Municipal 4&3 Paint Road, Boarc o' Elections OP forms provided by registration books will be closed until af- Records, Main Street, Freehold, New Jer- ey, at any tlmt,up to and including One State Assemblyman ai-iarge be held on Tuesday, November 2, 197). Clerk or County Board of Elections up to Little Sliver, N.J. said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- ter the forthcoming General Election to sey, at any time up to and Including "hursday, April 29, 1971, during the fol- Two Assemblymen for District 5B Notice of change ol residence or appll' ond Including April 29,1771. Bruce N. Crichton, vice Pres. be held on Tuesday, November 2, 1971. Thursday, April 29, 1971,, during fhe fol- ing in person, a^ the office of Ihe Municipal o'wing hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 cation for transfer of registration shall be The said Boards of Registry and Elec- d Azalea Lane, Clerk or County Board of Elections up to Notice of change of residence or appli- lowing hours: Dallilly 9:09: 0 a.m. to 4:30 ioon, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays, A Surrogate mode either by wrilten requost forwarded Rumson, N. J. cation for transler of registration shall be tion will meet on and Including April 29, 1971. ... p.m., Saturdays, SuWayi s and Holidays ex- unduys ond Holidays excepted. Or al A Sheriff to the Municipal Clerk or the County TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1971 Raymond Johnson, Jr., Secty. The saic Boards of Registry and Elec- made eitihh c by wwrltlerrltlen request forwardeforwar d :ommissioner of Registration Office, Hall Two. Members of the Board of Chosen Board of Elections, on forms provided by 355 River Road il ClerClkk or ththe CountCty ; ietween the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 tion will meet en fo tthh e MMunicipal 6n Thursday, April 29, 1971, the "regis- it Records, Main Street, Freehold, New reeholders tor Ihe County ot Monmouih. said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- >.m. for the purpose of conducting the Fair Haven, N. J. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1971 Board of Elections, on torms provided by tration books will be closed until after the ersey, at any time up to and including Said Primary Election will be held for ing In person at the office of the Municipal ieneral Election. said Municipal Clerk or Board or by catl- hursday, April 29, 1971, during the foi* April 23,36 JIOM between the hours ol 7:00 a.m. ond 8:00 forcoforfhcomlngg Primarimary Election to be held fhe purpose of nominating persons of the Clerk or County Board of Elections up to Said General Election will be held In p.m. for the purpose of conducting the ing In person at the office ot the Municipal on TTuesdayTuesdayd , JuJJun nefl fl,fl, 1197119799711.. iwlng hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 •especllve parties to the offices above ond Including September 23, 1971, Clerk or County Board of Elections, up to said municipality for the purpose of elec- General Election. NoticNti e of changh e of residence or appli- m., Saturdays, Sundays, ond Holidays nenfloned and olso to elect one mole and The following is a description of the ting: Take noilce thaat Davidson'Did s Liquor Incl Said General Election will be held In and including September 23, 1971. cation for transfer of registration shall be me female member from each.election trading as Davidson's Wine and Llquok The following is o description of Ihe xcepted. Election DIstrlcfs In the Township ol Hoi- Three State Senators ot-taroe said municipality for the purpose of elec- made cither by written request forwarded Jlslrlct in the Borough ot Keansburg as mdel ond the polling places In same, to Shop has applied to the Mayor and Coun; ting •. Members of the Monmouth County Execu- One State Assemblyman al-large cl| of the _. Election Districts, in ths Borough ol Rum- ,,D tne Municipal Clerk, or the County on Thursday, April 29, 1971, the regis- Two Assemblymen for District 5 B rti of th» fWouajh of Red Bank for a cie* • .Three State Senators at-larqc son and the palling pieces n same, to wit: , Board of elections on forms provided by ation books will be closed until after the Ive Committee for eoch of the two moior nary Retail Distribution 0-1 license for First Election District sold Municipal Clerk'or Board by calling lolitlcal parties, (Republican and Demo- Election District No. 1 premises al Onn Stale Assemblyman at-large irthcoming Primary Election to be held The polling place for the First Ejection A Surrogate uated at 26 Broad St., Jfojj Election District No, 1 is hereby defined I , ^ |h (rk f !h ^ii^ cratic). Two Assemblymen for District 58 ppr50n o(rke of !he m Tuesday. June B, 1971. District In the Township of Holmdel Is at ASherlff dib a [[ Notice of change of residence or appli- Notice is hereby given thot qualified he IndJan Hill School, Holmdel Road, Two Members of the Board of Chosen If any, should A Surrogate p?. y?n B7oVough of Rumson ntlon tor transfer of registration shall be oters of the Borough of Keansburg, Hatlet, New Jersey. , ,ui. iii wimng io jonn Bryan CUrk A Sheriff t ?y reeholders for the County ot Mornnouih. bVIU .iade either by written requos! forwarded Jounly of Monmoulh, State of New Jer- Election District No. 2 and for the following municipal offices, f me Borough of Red Bank, N.J. Two Members ol "the Board of Chosen 0 the Municipal Clerk or fhe County sey, not alreody registered In sold munici- The polling place for the Second Elec- (Signed) Freeholders for the County of Monmoulh nue extended, on the south by the center • TU SY NfiVFMRFR "> 1 3oord of Elections on forms provided by pality under the laws of New Jersey gov- OFFICERS :: ond lor the following municipal offices, line of Ridge Road and on the east by the > ™ ion District In the Township' of Holmdel Two Councllmen for tha full term of ,ald Municipal Clerk or Board or by coll- erning permanent registration may regls- s at the Indian Hill School) Holmdel Ihree years each. eroy Davidson — President • ••;: viz: ig in person ot the office of the Municipal er or transfer with tne clerk of said mu- 1M) N. Ninth Ave., :« ilerk or county Board of Elections up to 3oad, Hozlet, New Jersey, An Assssior for Ihe full term of four Two Members of the Township Com-, Election District No, 3 'ears. Highland Pork, N,J. -•: mittee for the full term of three years; District is Oceanic Fire Company's Fire t Said General Election will be held In nd Including April W, 1971. I. Diamond—Secretary -. 7F each. I House, corner River Road and Aflcn The said Boards of Reglstray and Elec- The polling place In the Third Election Notice Is hereby given that qualified jj sold municipality for the purpose of elec- Islrict In the Township of Holmdel is ot liters of the Borough of Fair Haven,, 100 Market St., •- Noilce is hereby given that qualified; Street, Rumson. ling: ion will meet on Perth Amboy, N.J. voters of the Township ot Middletown, Second Election District Ihe Intermediate School, Crawfords Cor- :ounty of .Monmoulh, Stats of New Jer-) Three State Senalors al-large TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1971, jolly 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., SaTurdays, ler, Holmdel, New Jersey. ey, not already registered In said munlcl-' BOARD OF DIRECTORS County of Monmouth, Slate of New Jer- Election District No. 2 Is hereby defined ; One 5late Assemblyman at-large ietween the hours of 7:00 a.m. and B:OD lundays ond Holidays excepted. Also eve- eroy Davidson - ' - sey, not already registered in said munici- and described as follows: Election District No. 4 >allty under the laws of New Jersey gov- j Two Assemblymen for District SM _m. for the purpbse of conducting the lino hours 7:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. April The polling place In the Fourth Election irnlng permanent regulation may reals- 160 N. Ninth Ave., ' ] pality uncle thf laws ol New Jersey Gov- All that port of the Borough of Rumson icneral Election. 7, 28, 29, 1971. Or al Commlsslonu of Highland Park, N.J. j erning permanent retjlslralton may regis- bounded on Ihe wes) by ihe center line of J!strict In the Township of Holmdel Is of er or transfer with the clerk of said mu- I! A Surrogate Said General Election will be held in Registration Office, Hall of Records, he Holmdel Flrehouse, Main 5treet, Hoi- ilcfpallty at his office, Borough Hall, 74B Stockholdirt holding one (t> or mar* pw ter or transfer with the Clerk ol said mu- Bingham Avenue; on the south by the cen- Aain Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at cent of ihi Itiutd ondoutilandlnfl itocK .. nicipality of his office. Township Hall, ter Tine of Ridge Road and on the east by j A Sheriff .aid municipality for the purpose of elec- idel, New Jersey. liver Rood, Fair Haven, New Jersey, of \ Two Members of the Board of'Chosen inq; my time up to and Including Thuriday, my time between Wednesday June v, .eroy Davidson ' Kings Highway, Middletown, New Jersey, the center line ol the Avenue of Two Riv- .ipril », W1' during the following hours: Election OUlrict Ho. 5 ot ony time between Wednesday, June 9, ers. \ Freeholders for Ihe County ol Monmoutti three State Senators at-large The polling place In the Fifth Election 971, and Thursday, SeptemoeY 23, 1Wl,'.i Highland Park, N.J. '-" 1 {and for the following municipal offices, One Slate Assemblyman at-large Dolly 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, luring the following hours: Dally 9:00' 133V) Shores 1971, and Thursday, September 23, 1971, The polling place ter the Second Elect ion Sundays, and Holidays eicceoted. I strict In fhe Township of Holmdel Is at Two Assemblymen for District SB I the Village School, McCompbell Rood, i.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays end j UU% Stcck Issued and Outjtandlna • „ April 19,24 I »l*'w mat:, ft* fl Permit 37 Essential d 10 Freed.. . 38 Freezer. Puzzle 11 Flank. 39 Handhv 12 Indian. 44 Mud hots. 13 Dispatch. 45 Sticky: P By Lois Jones 18 Monster. En* ACROSS .45 Western 10 Imperative. 46ItaUajl ' town. 23 Primitive town. 1 Post Office 47 Beetles, Japanese. 48In business. 48 Wagner conclusion. 5 Poisonous. heroine. 24 Lyric poem. 49 Stove. 10 Optical 49 Mr. Flynn. 25 Origins: 50 Nose: illusions? .52 Insect; „„abbr„ . comb. form. 14Court 53Pedal digit..26Roster, 51 Torn. proceedings. 5G First ten 27 Plant loose. 52 Mongolian 15 Harden. amendments 28 English desert. WHATSA., / TOO X 16 Masculine of 17-A. 53 Siamese. MATTER? nickname. 60 Cardinal 29 Faint with 54 Of the ear. [ V TOOTIRED? 17 "Old Iron- number. heat. 55 Being. 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