Link Kenny with Rayons [ NEWARK (AP)- the Fed- Ty Treasurer; Philip Konz, in Ws Opening Statement, Raid Bid

Link Kenny With rayons [ NEWARK (AP)- The fed- ty treasurer; Philip Konz, in Ws opening statement, raid bid. Stern said Murphy told -Sylvan Pools of Pennsyl- eral government says Hudson Jersey City business adminis* Kenny and his codefendants, Langenfelder representatives vania wanted to snpply swim- County political boss John V. trator and Bernard Murpby, four of them alleged "bag 'aboard a company plane in ming pools to Jersey City in Kenny masterminded a multi- Jersey City purchasing agent, men," used their political Newark, "We are asking sev- 1968, and Murphy told them'•• million dollar kickback oper- Defendant Severed muscle and official positions en per cent in cash" - about "We want 10 per cent." Stem ation affecting firms doing A 10th defendant, James to extort large sums of cash'$3 million. said a representative of the business with.the county and Corrado, assistant superinten. from contractors, engineering —T^io Boonton Sewer Proj- firm "did in fact ship 18,000 in Jersey City. dent of Pollack Hospital, Jer- firms and supply houses. ect, a job awarded to Bay cash from Pennsylvania to The allegation was made as sey City, was severed from Examples Cited Palmer "Associates at $30,000 Jersey City, where it was paid Kenny, Mayor Thomas J. the trial by Judge Robert He cited three examples: . in 1969. "Before they could get- to Murphy." Whelan of Jersey City and Shaw, who permitted him to. -The Longwood Valley Wa- paid," Stern said, "they were . stern said Murphy, Wolfe, several present or former offi- plead guilty to a bribery ter Project, on which the C.J. told by Murphy it would re- Flaherty and County Engl- cials went on trial yesterday charge. Langenfelder Co. of Balti- quire 10 per cent for the boys neer Frank G. Manning were on 34 counts of conspiracy and- US. Atty. Herbert J. Stern, more submitted a $40 million downtown." bag men for the scheme.' extortion of- $182,000'from Msmm«aCT»gg^^ 1 three business firms. The de-' > fendants, besides Kenny, 78, T~1 ~W ~M /""** "• d* fi

i SSaKsS Federal Study ofv County > York Authority; Walter W. • V ; Wolfe, Democratic chairman _. _ -— -_ _- ____. _ --._ '_

president; FredW^Hud-.' #/ UlL IVl tsL WW Ustl FT CUA-PmfUi: son County police chief; Jo- ** . , , ' . .'• sepb Stapleton, Hudson Coua- FBEEHOLD - Following a 2%-lour close-door confer- vestigation Is completed by the bureau. I can't say that it will . - ence yesterday, county officials said they welcome an In depth be released even then," he said. 9 •__ A _._o study of the county jaU by the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Mr. Irwin said the closed-door conference covered every- O ID. jfViCi* Freeholder Director Joseph C. Brain, acting as spokes- thing in detail. man for the gronp, said the discussion covered the> jaU break, "We are both endeavoring to get more personnel at the £-K1T-J-I*] -I-^V the jaUfacilnV, personnel an4"everjthingc«Bmected with the jail," he continued. ."They are difficult to get The turnover is'. Linik.CQ.tO facility." , .' quite heavy. It isn't the nicest job in the world and it is diffl- Ica Mr. Irwin said the freeholders received a report from cult to get employes even though we offer increments and Tl»>»-ft- TP-1-n.r* Sheriff Paul Kiernan concerning the jail break of April 5 in taMngprograms." lat XnClL XlXuS which two Inmates escaped. Both inmates have since been re- Mr. Irwin said the freeholders wOl meet with the sheriff he c5 captured. again when the federal people arrive. • ib- TRENTON (AP) - A state Appreciation Told "The board is satisfied with the Bheriff's report," he said. grand jury has indicted seven The freeholder director said that Warren Wirth, a federal 'Everything Possible' ia persons from New Jersey and jail inspector, has offered the county the services of the bu- Sheriff Kiernan said that, "we are all doing everything B. PhiladelDhia including two reau and that it was the consensus that "we would welcome possible to make the jail the type of an institution the people of 'ho contractors on charges of OD- anv DclP from tto federal Bureau of Prisons concerning the Monmouth County want." eratine a tine that stole and jail faculty and training of personnel from the ground up." When the prosecutor's report was turned over to Mm Chicago Pump Co., at state has ordered {200,000 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS THE MONMOUTH'COIINTY the Cliffwood Beach treat- EATONTOWN - New Jer- dedicated to the late Mrs. Prolect No. 7895 HATIONAL BANK, RED BANK for additional labor to cover CHILDREN'S ART seyans may, in the not-so-dis- worth of emission monitoring Jean Mayberry, a former (By: Roger J. FlUslmmom, 1 ment plant. • COLTS NECK - Art work Location: Replace Wood Shingle Roof, Vice President! the acreage in hopes of Stop- tant future, have to made a equipment for installation in member of the state Board of Equipment Garage, Bass River siofe For- 303 Broad Street. est, New Gretna, New Jersey Red Bank, N.J. ping the smell," Mr. Almerino The company, which con- by children in kindergarten distinctly .unpleasant choice. vehicle inspection stations be- Education. Owner: State of New Jersey explained. structed the plant and its in-through fifth grade will be dis- Separate sealed bids (a) for each of list- Messrs. BMtanon & Porter •BwcWwi They may have to opt for fore the end of the year. Mrs. Eta Estomen was pro- ed branches ot work and a separate over- 29 Mechanic Street ternal operation, conducted a. played Sunday from 2 to 4 all single contract bid (b) covering all Ihe Red Bonk, NJ. Residents Adamant clean air to breathe — or give • Effective June 19, a new gram chairman. branches of work ond material required to month-long survey of the fa- p.m. at the Conover School At complete the prolect will be received In Attorneys Residents complained that up the luxury of the two-car, law will ban diesel-powered The meeting celebrated the the Reception Room of the Division of MOY2I.M $1M<>- 'the odors were especially cility which ended May 17 to 3 p.m. the fifth grade chorus Building and Construction, »th floor af the or even one-car family. vehicles that, in motion, emit third week of May as "The Taxation Building, West State and Willow prevalent during weekend and determine why, after years of will perform. Streets, Trenton/New Jersey 08125, until NOTICE TO BIDDERS Dr. John P. Horton, chair- visible smoke for more than Week of the Young Child." 2:00 o'clock p.m. D.S.T. on June 3, Wl Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro- five seconds. Anbther law now and then publicly opened and read aloud. posals will be received by the Atlantic man of the 17-member state No bid will be accepted after the hour Highlands Harbor Commission of the Clean Air Council, told the an- under consideration, would LEGAL NOTICE specified. Bids wll I be received on Ihe fot< Borough of Atlantic Highland), N.J., at lowing branches of work: the Council Chambers In the Borough Mu- nual convention of the Mon- ban all burning of any type of f NOTICE nicipal Building, no later thaon »:0t:Wf PM.- " iday, June rofncD go-sin r\n a ctatmvirto * TAKE NOTICE that on Frldi Ttte lntoirniatlon°tornlldoer». Form ol _ the 1s._t. da_,y a..f June_,.._, 1971, tor worwi k en* mouth County Council, Inlhflfore- titleed "ADDITION TtOO HARBORMASHARBOF - reiuse, again on a siaiewiae . „«, t nine-thtrty o'clock inshotlopply Bid, Form ot Contract, Plans, Specifica- 1 League of Women Voters yes- iBl a tions and Forms of Bid Bond, Perform- TER .? OFFICE AT THE ATLAJmC basis. • V™lo thr>''GoryOovld.eiltman,»te Monmouth .County Cour> t at the ance-Payment Bond, and other contract HIGHLANDS HARBOR, ATLANTIC terday that two-thirds of the Monmoulh County Court HOUJ« In the documents moy be examined at tho fal-HIGHLANDS, MONMOUTH COUNTY, Air pollution monitors, Dr. Borough of Freehold, New Jersey, for a lowing: NJ." As soon os practical therafter trie total pollution load in the lu'dgmenfciuthoriiina meldassumethe bids shall be publicly opened and read name of Gary David Sounders. , Division af Building and Construction Horton said, constantly 1 state comes from automo- GARY DAVID BLITWAN West Slate and Willow Streets Separate Contract Proposals will be tok- biles. sample, analyze and record MONMOUTH LEGAL 5ERVICES Trenton, New Jersey OB&25 en for: (1) General Construction Work; ORGANIZATION Copies may bi obtained at the Division automatically air quality in 22 of Building and Construction, locoted ot 12) .Plumbing Work; (3) Electrical Work; •The state's seven million |3 Eoit Front Street ' West Stole and Willow Streets, Trenton, and (4) Heating and Ventilation Work. locations throughout the state. Red Bank, New Jersey New Jersey upon payment of S25.00 for Bidders may also submit ot their option a people own 3.2 million regis- Attorneys for Petitioner each set. Any unsuccessful bidder, upon Combination Bid for the entire work. "The information is tele- May 14,21 WOO returning such set promptly and In pood The Instructions To Bidders. Form of tered vehicles. Combined, condition, will, be refunded his payment, Bid, Form ot Contract, etc., may be'ex- they pour 3.25 million tons of metered to Trenton and fed to NOTICE and ony non-bidders upon so returning amlned at the oflice of the Borough Cleric An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance such a set will be refunded 125.00. In the Borough Olflces during regular pollutants into the air each a computer," he continued, Amending on Ordinance Regulating and business hours. "where it is monitored on a • Prohibiting the Parking of Motor and Oth- The State reserves Ihe riant to relect Plons and specifications forbidding may year. [er Vehicles on Certain Street* and Provid- anny or all bids. be obtained from the Architect, Gerard A. i 24-hour basis." ing tor Temporary Emergency 'No Pork- Each bidder must deposit with his bid, Barba, 673 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, The state's nine north- Ing' Signs in the Borough of Shrewsbury security In the amount, farm ond sub|ecf N.J., upon depositing 525,00 which will be "If an air pollution emer- Adopted August 1, 1961 was presented to the conditions provided in the Instruc refunded to those submitting a bid ond re ernmost counties, thickly pop- tor introduction and first reading on April tlonsfor Bidders. turning contract documentsln good order gency does develop," Dr. Hor- B, 1971 by the Borough Council of Shrews- Attention of bidders is particularly Bids rmist be submitted In the mannc ulated and heavily industrial- bury and on May 13, 1971 was finally called to the requirements as to condi- ond lorm os colled for In the instruction* ton revealed, "the governor is adopted and approved. tions ot employment to be observed and to Bidders and must be accompanied by a ized, alone contribute 2.5 mil- minimum wage rales to be paid under the empowered to shut down the ROBERT C. LAWRENCE, III certified check In Ihe amount ot at lust lion tons of pollutants an- « Mayor 10% ol the bid price submitted. This certi- Attest: Jsan W. FoDry Ho bidder may withdraw tils bid within fied check shall be as o guarantee thaat the nually. whole state. He can require sixty (60) days olter the actual dote of the Bidder will enter Into a contract and Clerk d fur- that all motor vehicles be opening thereof. , nlsh an acceptable Performance Bonnd_ o .r. Enforcement of the state's [Ma/ 21 M.25 DEPARTMENT OP THE TREASUR. - Ti«Yi I other undertaking satisfactory to the HOP clean air codes is now down to stopped, and that all industry a'tiiT'nuiu ' ""r Commission If his bid Is accepted. shut down." NOTICE UnYr i«»i Certified check shall be mado out to At- the level of the individual, Dr. Take notice that Carroll and Schwelzer, , _J?!r",ft0?! lontic Highlands Harbor Commission, Inc. trading os Airport Inn has applied to Each of the 574 commu- Appropriation., Thc Atrantlc Highlands Harbor Commit- Horton said, and state offi- the Mayor and Council of the Borough of S28.00; sign reserves the ^loht to relect^onyand nities in the state has been re- ;New Shrewsbury for a Plenary Retail all bids and to award the contract as may cials and legislators are now iConsumption Liquor License for premises ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS FOR bo to the best Interest ot the Borough. The DRAINED LAKE COVERED DEBRIS — James Lanfgord, chief engineer quested to name a person to [situated at 56D Shrewsbury Avenue, New LOWER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL "worried about the reaction of Shrewsbury. Oblecllons, It any, should be Borough also reserves the right ta hold all for the Matawan Township Municipal Utilities Authority, surveys the act as liaison in case of such an made Immediately In writing to Jerome S. RED BANK, N.J. bids tor consideration for a period of nol the individual." Reed, Clerk ot the Borough of New Public notice Is hereby given that scaled to exceed thirty (30) days tram date of re- debris, Including a discarded rowboat/ that the receding waters of the emergency. And here, the Shrewsbury. proposals for furnishing TobDf ond mate- ceiving bid. "It's fine to stop, out- rial for Landfill, Grading, Paving and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS lake behind the Strathmore treatment plant uncovered. The lake was council chairman pointed out CARROLL & SCHWEIZER. INC. Landscaping ot the new Lower Elemen- HARBOR COMMISSION pourings of black smoke from CHARLES V. CARROLL JR., tary School located at river end ot River RICHARD A. 5TRYK6R, formed when a Central Jersey railroad culvert became clogged. It was fi- a graphic example of public President Street In the Borough of Red Bank. COUTH Chairman some factory," he said. "But 5W> Shrewsbury Avenue ty of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will nally cleared May 4 after nine months of calls to the railroad. what happens when an indi- apathy. New Shrewsbury. N.J. be received by Ihe Board ot Education of May 21 May 14,21 S»M the Red Bank School District, In the Li- vidual is told he can't drive "In the first six months (af- brary ot Itie River street school located ter the state request),", he NOTICE on River Street and Shrewsbury Avenue at CORRECTED NOTICE his car?" An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance 8:00 P.m. on the I June 1971 ol which time THE NORTHEAST Charge Man said, "we had six responses. A Amending an Ordinance entitled "An Or- oil bids will be publicly opened and read MONMOUTH COUNTY Since the introduction of aloud. year and a half later, we've jdlnance Known by Its Short Form Title of REGIONAL SEWERAGE AUTHORITY state laws requiring the use of 'The Revised Building Zone Ordinance of All bids must be on the Form of Propos- Notice of Pumic Hearing Molested Girl gotten 280." the Borough of Shrewsbury, N.J .,' al as prepared by the Architect In a sealed : anProposed sctwuli Abducted Trucker low-sulphur fuels, the sul- Adopted December 7,1948, and the envelope endorsed with the title of the of Service Charges During the convention's Amendments and Supplements Thereto" work, nome of prolect, and addressed to Public notice li hereby given thai at 9 phur-dioxide levels in the air was presented for Introduction ond first Mr. Everett Monk, Secretary ot the Board P.M. (E.D.S.T.) on the IMtt.day of J.ur]«, RUMSON - Police have re- morning business session, reading on April 8,1971 by the Borough of Education of the Red Bank School Dis- ported the arrest of William lave "decreased signifi- Council of Shrewsbury and on Mav 13. trict. 1971, In the Offices ofth'e Authority cantly," according to Dr. Hor- Mrs. Thomas Crane of Mata- 197) was finally adopted ond opprovea. Each bid must be accompanied by: located at 1 Highland Avenue, O'Neill, 37, of Brick Township, wan was elected president of ROBERT C. LAWRENCE, III a. state Affidavit far Qualification Monmouth Beach, Monmouth Coun- FoundinBayshore ton, and should approach the Mayor b. Bid Security (Consent of Surety) ty, New Jersey, The Northeast Monmouth on a charge of molesting a 10- the county council for a two- Attest: Jean W. Fobry c. Bidder Information Sheet Count/ Regional Sewerage Authority .02 parts-per-million goal set Clerk Attention of bidders is particularly (herein called the "Authority") will con- year-old gM here Saturday. MIDDLETOWN - A 25-year-old Newark man who was ab- sider and may take action on the schedule by the state before the end of year term. 'May 21 called to the requirements os to condi- The arrest was made by ducted at gun point from a tractor trailer he was operating, tions of employment to be observed, ma- of rates, fets or other charges (herein 1972. Elected to serve with her NOTICE terials to be Incorporated, ond minimum sometimes referred to os "service Chief James K. Shea and Pa- was dropped from a car by his alleged abductors shortly be- .were Mrs. George Pope of An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance wage rates to be paid under the contract. chorgn") to be charged and collected for' Carbon monoxide and hydr- Amending on Ordinance Regulating and Copies ot plans and specifications. In- direct or Indirect connection with, or the trolman David Gaynor. fore 6 o'clock last night. Deal, first vice president, and Controlling The Construction/ Alteration, cluding Instructions to bidders, may be use or services of, the sewerage system, According to Police Chief Joseph II. McCarthy the series ocarbon level in particular, Addition, Repair, Removal, Demolition, exam ined and procured at the office of the and providing for ttie time or times when Mrs. M.A. Vreeland of Middle- Use, Location, Occupancy and Malnte- Board ot Education, 76 Branch Avenue, and the place or places wher« such ser- ' O'Neill was taken to the of events began yesterday afternoon when James Andrews of however, he said, are not de- nonce of All Exlstlnq or Proposed Bull Red Bank, NJ. 07701, upon receipt of cash vice charges shall be due and payable, town, second vice president. aTngs ana structures and Their Servlcb or check to tne order of said Board of pursuant to a resolution of the Authority Monmouth County Jail, Free- 519 South 19th St., picked up a trailer load of color television creasing. "Some are station- Equipment In the Borough of Shrewsbury Education In the sum of $25.00 per set. Re- Tentatively approving sold service charges hold, in lieu of $500 bail. The ary, some are increasing. Au- The latter position was includ- Adopted February II, 1969" was presented funds shall be made os provided In the adopted on May la, 1971, In accordance sets in Elizabethport. ed in changes made in the by. for Introduction and first reading on April specifications. with the SewerSeweraga e Authorities Law of the hearing is set for June 2. 'tomobiles are the main source 22,1971 by the Borough Council of Addenda may be Issued by the Architect State ol New JerseyJer , and that at such time Mr. Andrews told police he picked up the consignment for laws {that also increased the Shrewsbury and on Moy 13,1971 was final- up to five (51 days prior ta the opening af and place a publilic hearing will be held by his employer, the Flexible Freight and Transport Co. of Eliza- of hydrocarbons." ly adopted ond approved. bids, and will becomejiare p t of tne plans said AuthorAuthoriti y with respect to said service number of appointed directors ROBEftT C LAWRENCE. Ill and specifications, onondT bidders are ob-chargehar s ott which all persons Interested beth, and started to head for Philadelphia. State officials have been Mayor liged on their own Initiativitit e to make In- may appeor and will be heard. A tentative 621384 Wins achieving more success in to six, Attest: Jean W. Fobry quiries tor an examination of such ad- schedule for such service charges has Sets Unloaded Clerk denda if ony. been prepared and h on file and may be WILLINGBORO (AP) - Mrs. George Watterworth No bidder may withdraw his bid within Inspected during reasonable budnets The consignment, which included 336 separate units val- controlling other sources of May 21 J4.75 Eight persons won $50,000 in of Colts Neck; Mrs. B.O. Rip- 60 days after actual date of the opening of hours al the office ot said Authority, 1 ued at approximately $500 each had just been unloaded from air pollution. NOTICE the bids. Highland Avenue, Mqnmoulh Beach, New the New Jersey lottery yes- Order Equipment pere of Middietown; Mrs. Take notice thot Harry Silver and Lu- The Board of Education reserves the Jersey, and said tentative-schedule of ser- terday when the number the S.S. Leader. Gloria Pamm of Holmdel and cille Silver (partnership) trading as Silver right to waive any defects and Informal- vice charges will bt considered at sold Working this year with a Liquors has applied to the May_ivoar and ities of ony kind and to relect any and all public hearing and may thereinafter be 621384 was selected at the After he picked up the trailer Mr. Andrews told police he Mrs. Pat Jaeger of Red Bank Council... " o'Mhe "Boroug- h -ofNewShrews. Shrews- bids. amended or. revised and adopted. stopped at an Elizabeth diner for "a cold drink." $2.25 million budget, half sup- bury for a Plenarry RetRetaii l Distribution li- By order of the Board of Education of The Northeast Monmouth County Willingboro Shopping Center were named as directors. quor license for premises situated aatt 530 Ihe Red Bank School District. Regional Sewerage Authority Upon his return to the truck Mr. Andrews was accosted Shrewsburhrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury, NN.J. . Dated: May 19,1971 By WILLIAM j/ROONEY here. Silver Liquors, Harry Sliver. 29 Alden EVERETT W. MONK Executive Director The eight hold tickets with by a white male who allegedly pointed a gun at his head and Lane, New £hrewsbury/rO. Secretory Dated: Moy 20,1971 Lucille Sliver, 29 Alden Lone, New Moy 21 Mayil I11.7S all six numbers in the correct ordered the driver to "look straight ahead and keep driving." Shrewsbury. N.J. S15.25 Approximately two miles from the scene of the hijacking Objections. If any, should be made Im- order. Holders of tickets with mediately In writing to Jeromo S. Reed# LEGAL NOTICE Mr. Andrews was put into a waiting car where he was blind- Births Borough Clerk of New Shrewsbury, N J. LEGAL NOTICE the last five numbers win HARRY SILVER SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF If79 AUDIT REPORT OF folded and bound with rope. 29 Alden Lone BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S. «:A5-T (4,000; the last four $400; and New Shrewsbury, N.J. COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET the last three $40. Holders of He was driven by the unknown assailants for several RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Arthur LUCILLE SILVER December 31 December 31 29 Alden Lone , AS5ETS Year 1970 Year 19S9 tickets with the last two num- hours until he was physically dumped from the car at the foot Red Bank Schwarz (nee Linda Dolan), 9 New Shrewsbury, N.J. ih and Investments.... «.....».....- S43o.ll81.71 """ '" " of Wilson Ave. in Port Monmouth. May 1t.1t Taxes, Assessments, Liens and (JirrVfy Charges Receivable. -., ~ bers become eligible for a Mr. and Mrs. John Montone' Nevada Ave., East Keans- 511.00 Accounts KeceivoDie 14.01S.5s 71,714.95 millionaire's drawing to be Detectives Patrick J. McConnell and Richard Deickmann (nee Margaret Rainone), 251 burg, daughter, May 20. NOTICE Deferred Charges to Future Taxation-General Capital 109.350.00 • ,110,350,00 MONMOUTH COUNTY Deferred Charges ta Revenue of Succeeding Years 1«,898.00 7.939.00 held later this year. are in charge of the investigation locally. Main St., Matawan, son, May SURROGATE'S COURT Mr. and Mrs. John Berg- ESTATE OF GEORGE J. DEGARMO, TOTAL ASSETS,- MW.469.51 t5H.133.90 20. mann (nee Joan Adansky), DECEASED Mr and Mrs. Robert Mira- Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS ~ 224 Eatoncrest Brive, Eaton- GAGLIANO, Surrogate of the County of Bonds and Notes Payable Monmoulh, this day made, on. the oppll. US.140.M bello (nee Mary Marshall), 49 Improved Aulhorlioflons , 31)306.9] 90,157 7 town, son, May 20. cation of the underslaned, Ruth Taylor. Other Liabilities ond Special Funift; Boulevard East, Cliffwood DeGormo sole executor of the estate of 374.oU.52 251,738 the said George J. DeGorma deceased, Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable , 60,974.80 Weather: Clearing, Mild Beach, son, May 20. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL notice Is hereby given to the creditors of Surplus 90,431.26 said deceased to present to Ihe said Sole Mr. ane Mrs. John Hoh- Neptune Executrix ttielr claims under oath with six TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS M29.469.5l: 1514.133 mcier (nee Kathleen Feeny), months from this date. Clearing and becoming blanketed the east slope of the sas City 66 clear, Dallas 71 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd RUTH TAYLOR DeCARMO, Rt, 537, Colts Neck, son, May 11 Vlsla Place, COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF^OPERATIONS ANO CHANOE IN SURPLUS^ partly cloudy this afternoon, Sierra Nevadas during the clear, Phoenix 68 clear, San (nee.Barbara Store), 105 Crow Rid Bonk, New Jersey 07701 , , high Ca-70. Clear tonight low 20. • Executrix Revenue (Cosh lasts) . Year 1970 Yeor I" night and travel warnings Francisco 60 cloudyv Seattle Hill Road, Freehold, daugh- Messrs. Stein & Stamelrnan, Surplus Batancer January I ,t(7,«2Ml US.UO in mid 50s. Tomorrow mostly were issued. 49 clear, Anchorage 42 rain, Mr. and Mrs. Alan 464 Broadway, Mlscellaneous-From other than Local Property Levies 1J3,501.17 142,176 ter, May 19. Una Branch, New Jersey O77J0 Collection of Delinquent Taxes and Tax Title Liens 53,776.19 45,18A. sunny and mild, high 70-75. Honolulu 75 partly cloudy. Ziclstorff (nee Ann Smith), A- Collection of Current Tax Levy. 1,257,354.11 1,045,17; Stockmen's warnings were Attorneys Intcrfund Loans Returned .'. 7,500.0i.mtM0 10,000. Sunday fair and continued TIDES 2 Fredwood Place, Matawan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas May2l,2t 112.50 out for Utah, where cold rain daughter, May 20. Total Funds...... , •1,5119,76245 (1,318,401. mild. Sandy Hook Judge (nee Helen Smith), 17 NOTICE and snow fell. MONMOUTH COUNTY Expenditures (Accrual Basil) In Long Branch, yes- TODAY - High 6:12 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Prince William Road, Mor- Budget Expenaiiures: municipoi purposes) 1428,554,00 1373,914.* Fair skies and cool weather SURROOATB'5 COURT ipendltures: MunlelpolPurpi terday's high was 55 and the and low noon. Murphy (nee Susan Rocke), ganville, son, May 19. ESTATE OP GEORGE A, STEVENS, DE- County Toxel 215,442,44 314.464 5< dominated the rest of the na- CEASED Local emu Regional SchooJ Taxes,,...... „„.....,„..„ I21.U2.07 6UM1.U low was 49. It was 52 at 6 p.m. 15 Highland Ave., Matawan, Pursuant lo the order or S. THOMAS TOMORROW - High 6:36 Mr. and Mrs. James Bcaty ToMI Expenditures ...„ S!,4M,ltt.73 lij The overnight low was 49 and tion although a few thuri- a.m. and 7 p.m. and low 12:36 daughter, May 20. GAGLIANO, Surrogate of tin County of (nee Hillary Henley), Mil- Monmoulh, this day made, on the oppll- ••is: expenditures to be Raised by Future Taxes ., U,»v«.OO the temperature at 7 this dershowers spattered the At- a.m. and 12:36 p.m. Dr. and Mrs. George Boyle cation of the underslaned, Helen Stevens, lantic Coast. Ihurst-Tenncnt Hoad, Manala- Sole Executrix of Iha estate at Hw laid Total Mlsslsd BKpengltem. ti.m.ui.ra tt.ixjn.Di morning was 50. There was a' SUNDAY - High 7:30 a.m. (nee Patricia Hickey), 3 Dan- George A, Slsvens, deceased, notice Is pan, daughter, May 19. hereby given lo Itie creditors al Mid da- Surplus Balance December 31 „ 194,499.41 t»7,«2.1! trace of rain Temperatures before dawn .and 7:48 p.m. and low 1:30 cmar Drive, Middietown, ceased to present to the told Sole Execu- trix their ctalmi under ooth within ilx RECOMMENDATION!: " Strong winds swirled heavy ranged from 31 at Hibbing, a.m. and 1:30 p.m. daughter, May 20. months from this dale. mast across sections of Ne- -•Mtanv, to 78at Key West, Fla; • "For Red BanK and'Rumson MONMOUTH MEDICAL . JPO1NTJPLEASANT Doi«t."MayiHnVWn • 1, Thol Ihe Plumbing Inspector deposit funds within 4|.hours as prescribed by Vwli ind Utah today as a win- ^ Point Pleasant HELEN STEVENS. M.J.5.:5-15, and that IMse runes be turned over fo the-Treasurer monthly. Some other reports: Boston bridge, add two hours; Sea Long Branch « 32 Monmouth Court/ . The above summary or synopsis was prepared from Ihe report of audit of the ter-lll(« storm battered the 50 drizzle, Washington 63 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kiser MkMletwn, N.J. ' Borough ot Shrewsbury, county ol Monmouth, tar the calendar ytir 19)9, This reosrt Mr. and Mrs. George Crist Sole Executrix ot oudTl, submitted by Seaman, teaman and Osllilo, Registered Municipal 'Accoun- cloudy, Atlanta 64 clear, Long Branch, deduct 15 min- (nee Judi Logan of Keans- Mturs. BMtmn %, Porter, tants, It en Nle atltie •ereugh Clerk's office and may in Inspected By ony Interested (nee Margaret longest), 376 V) Mechanic St., Red Bonk, NX Bltakcted Uiaml 85 clear, Detroit 47 utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 Brighton Ave., West End, son, burg), 2747 Hooper Ave., ' JeunW. Fatty cloudy, Chicago S3 clear, Kan- minutes. Brick Township, son, May 18. Attorney! Clerk Mora than 5 Inches of snow May 18. Moy ?U! I11SD Mar 31 • SJO.Ot ^ 3 Top of the News Hazlet Board Hears ^-A state grand jury wffl be asked to in- vestigate allegations against suspended Bergen County Prose- cutor Robert Dilts, the man who replaced Dflts said yesterday. "We're going to the grand jury as soon as possible," Evan Janos assistant state attorney general, said: "Of course the Office Complex Plans public has a right to know the allegations (against Dilts) but HAZLET - In special ses- complex. a square feet. The two smaller the defendant also has a right to be defended. sion last night, the Zoning Lists Data buildings would be two stories "Would it be fair if I blabbed everything I know?" Board of Adjustment heard Mr. Williams stated that each with a combined total of ^ Dilts' 137,500 salary was suspended Wednesday night by testimony from four witnesses preference would be given to 20,000 square feet. The com- the Board of Freeholders pending the outcome of the matter. on the application of Squires- those of the medical profes- plex would also contain a 200 The prosecutor was superseded on Tuesday by the state Williams Realty for the con- sion. "With only one doctor car parking lot, the architect attorney general's office, which put Jahos in charge. The. rea- struction of a professional of- for every 2,400 people," said stated. Bon for the action has not been made public, although Atty. fice complex. Mr. Williams, "it is quite evi- Offers Picture Gen. George F. Kugler Jr. said it stemmed from Ms "conduct The proposed site, on Key- dent that such facilities are Howard Schoor, consulting in office." Dilts had been under observation for six weeks, it port-Holmdel Road between greatly needed." The ratio in engineer for the project, of- was learned. _, Bethany Road and Braille hospital districts is approxi- fered a complete picture of Lane, was brought under at- mately one physician for ev- the outside layout and sug- Gross Earnings Show Increase tack by approximately 20 resi- ery 311 people, according to gested an excess water runoff NEW YORK - The factory worker in the New York- dents. the A.M.A. plan for the complex. The Northeastern New Jersey area had all-time high gross weekly Herbert K. Williams, owner area will be completely land- earnings in March, but his buying power has declined in the of the property, stated the The $2 million project, if scaped, said Mr. Schoor, to planned site is "in an ideal lo- approved by the board, will be blend and enhance the surface of £harp consumer price rises, the regional director of the open by the spring of 1972. Bureau of Labor Statistics said yesterday. - , Register staff Photo 'cation to draw a larger num- rounding neighborhood. * Herbert Bienstoek said that in March the purchasing pow- AWARD — Larry Mlckollk, associate director of the New York Fresh Air ber of much needed doctors to Three buildings are planned Traffic expert Abram Sim- er of a factory worker with three dependents was 12 per cent Fundr left/ presents a "Friendly Town" award to Long Branch Coun- the area." Mr. Williams for the site; two will be con- off stated the traffic condi-' less than in 1965. By contrast, he skid, in the first half of the. cilman George P. Hoffman, second from left, and Anthony Aliotta, chair- quoted figures published by structed immediately and the tions in the area of the profes- 1960s "real spendable earnings" - that is gross weekly pay man of the Long Branch Fresh Air Fund. Rabbi Jacob Friedman, presi- the American Medical Associ- third upon completion of sional park were more than less adjustments for social security and federal income taxes dent of the city's Exchange Club, right, headed the luncheon meeting in ation which compared the township sewer installation. adequate to handle the pro- and consumer price changes - rose by 10.1 per cent. West End Manor, Long Branch. The Exchange Club sponsors the Friendly number of physicians in hospi- Architect Lawrence Siegel jected flow increase from the Town, program there. tal districts compared to of Freehold, was questioned park. those areas without. The new concerning the size of the pro- Asked if summer increases Says Economy Is on Rise Bayshore Community Hospi- posed buildings. The largest, in traffic flow would snarl : ATLANTIC CITY - The President of the American Bank- tal is within a few miles of the lie said, would be four stories, conditions around the site, • Ing AssociaUon said yesterday the American economy seemed Regional Board Puts Off site of the proposed office with a total, space of 40,000 Mr. Simoff stated that only to be regaining balance and the nation was edging out of its one-half of the capacity of the mood of pessimism. road would be utilized at peak Clifford C. Sommer told the New Jersey Bankers Associ- hours. ation, Convention here that he was encouraged by economic Bond Sale in Manalapan O'Connor Bowing Out A petition was submitted by "'statistics from the year's first quarter. John L. Lipari, attorney for "If the performance of the first quarter is maintained,- MANALAPAN - The Ma. bond market and see which Schoolbrook Schoo. The laddition and Clars kwU Milll con-s AXXc » T)p>TIinf*VHtlJ-JCUIUL/KIHf^ the Williams firm, signed by ~1971 will bring our raging inflation close to tolerabls levels nalapan-Englishtown Region- way if is going befqre we sell approximately 125 residents again," he said. ' # . , ' al Board of Education last the bonds," he said. sist of vocational wings to , .• (Continued), goingflceagg n Township mayory, favoring the construction of night decided to postpone a For Five Projects both schools containing wood N.J-, the party's most sue- andd PauPll SmitSithh of UnioUi n the complex. Several other $3.1 million bond sale after shops, home economics, mu- «essful candidate, and a man Beach. persons appeared at the meet- Teacher Standards Approved The $3.1 million consists of wn0 rms m own campaign, two- banks vying for the con- $930,000 of a $1,080,000 referen- sic and band rooms, and sci- was ing to voice their approval of . TRENTON - GOT. William T. Cahffl signed legislation tract bid an interest rate ence labs. reflected. The rest of the the plans. , dum held in December, 1967, county and state ticket lost as yesterday to establish minimum standards for admission to deemed too high. and a $2,170,000 referendum Board President Robert Jud" UKSLY "How could anyone dis- toe teaching profession In New Jersey. > Board member Louis J. approved by voters in Decem- said that the principal and in* ^- •_.. •_,.••' approve of such beautiful The law empowers the state Education Department to de- terest payments on the bonds 'Despite thelack of visible FfV|* StOl*P Gartz, who is also township ber, 1969. the money wiU.be changes, Mr. O'Connor thinks buildings and grounds?," velop criteria for evaluating a teacher's ability and perform* auditor, said that the bids of used for the construction of would be reimbursed by the" hanges, Mr. O'Connor thinks •*• "•*• kJM/JUl/ complained those in favor. ance. state under the Emergency his year in office has been COLTS NECK - The Zon. the Central Jersey Bank and the Pease Road Elementary productive and he holds a cer- ing Board of Adjustment has A fifth witness was called, An applicant for certification by the state would be re* Trust Co. and Monmoutti school, and for additions to School Building Act, passed by Mr. Lipari, to testify but in quired to meet the standards. 1ain amount of hope for the fu- granted a sideyard variance County National Bank were four of the board's other ele- by the Legislature late last ture. ; to Joseph Becker for the con- consideration of the late hour Cahill said the bill was an effort to stress "account- rejected because they both mentary schools. year. Since the facilities will it was announced the case ability" in education. be built with state funds, pas- "It's been a year when struction of a 29,000-squarc- 1 bid 6.3 per cent interest per we've tried to build a broad foot hardware store jn the would he continued at the "If the student has not learned, then, the school, the teach- year. He said that the board Bond Vote Set sage of the bond issue will not next regular board meeting. er or tne home must answer for lie failure," he said. base, and I think the time new shopping center planned has a "three year leeway" be- In another financial action, increase local property taxes. for Rt. 34 north of Rt.'537. Vincent G. Raine, board The governor also signed a measure to set tip a network' th& board will offer to voters when the county will become fore they will be forced to sell The board will mail to vot- a two-party county is just chairman, stated the meeting Of development centers for pre-school children. He said the ex- -the bonds. June 29 a $764,000 bond issue ers a detailed brochure ex- The store, to be constructed would again be opened to the pansion of the system would be designed to increase greatly around the corner." on 3.2 acres, is expected to be for the construction of addi- plaining the details of the ref- •Corner'Is Sighted public, and statements would tne number of children between ages 3 and 6 who could attend' "We will have to watch the tional facilities to the Fine- erendum. the first in operation in the be accepted from the public tie development programs. The "corner" is about four new center. years away as Mr O'Connor A rear-yeard setback vari- at that time. sees it. ance was granted to Herbert Urge Draft Extension Action By that time, he said, "the .Van Schoick, Swimming River Temple's Class WASHINGTON - An attempt to fix a date for voting on Loose Dress Code Gets domination of the Republicans Road* for the construction of an amendment to limit extension of the draft to one year was will be completely reversed in a swimming pool in his back- To Graduate blocked In the Senate late yesterday. every office from state sena- yard. The pool will come to " MATAWAN - the gradu- Democratic and Republican leaders then announced they School Board Approval tor to 30-year freeholders." within 10 feet of the property ating class of Temple Sha- would try to invoke cloture, limiting debate sharply on all re- Mr. O'Connor said his big- line, while the zoning .ordi- lom's Religious School, having maining amendments to the draft extension bill. MANALAPAN - The Ma- forcing, or causing to enact or ers. A driver for four or more gest contribution has been in nance requires a 25-foot set- completed 12 years of reli-. Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., declared it was imperative for nalapan-Englishtown Region- enforce, any rule, regulation, sessions per day will receive reorganizing the party, adopt- back. gious education, will conduct the Senate to pass the measure by June 15 and send it to con- al Board of Education has im- standard or code relating to $3.25 per hour with a 10 per ing businesslike procedures; A use variance for the con- a creative service tonight at, ference with the House, if it is to be signed into law by June 30 plemented a "hands off" personal dress or grooming of cent raise per hour for a six broadening the representation struction of a Chevron Oil Co. '8:45'in the temple. when the present Selective Service Act expires. dress code in its elementary students or employes either year period. This will be ret- and getting more people in- service station at Rt. '34 and ' The service was written by schools with three exceptions. during or outside school roactive for drivers now em- volved. Conover Road was deniedby the graduates and will include hours," stated the resolution. ployed to pick up their years "We have developed within a dialogue with Rabbi Weiner. Flag Bills Are Introduced "The policy of the Manala- of service. the board. , , ' pan-Englishtown Regional The three exceptions to the the party a certain spirit Pwlfi: hearings will be held Stacy Bogdonoff, Elliott WASHINGTON - Legislation was introduced to Congress policy are if: "The student or The salaries for one session which has been lacking," he Groffman and Stisan Rubins- Board of Education is that the begins at $740 per year; two June 18 on the applications of yesterday to make it a federal crime to display a Viet Cong or matter of dress and grooming employe's dress or grooming said. Jere Hohmann, Holling Road, tein, Matawan, and Robert De North Vietnamese flag while the United States is lighting in in that instance results in a' sessions, $1,480; three ses-' But the biggest problem Monte, Hazlet, will receive di- of students and employes at sions, $1,842; four sessions, for a sideyard variance to Southeast Asia. any time on school premises demonstrable disruption of when Mr. O'Connor took over construct an addition to his plomas. The bill was introduced by two Ohio Republicans, Reps. school activities, or; the stu- $2,405; five sessions, $3,006; is still the party's biggest is not subject to regulation by six sessions, $3,607; seven ses- home, and Louis Scalzo, An Oneg Shabbat will be Clarence E. Miller and Frank T. Bow. the board or any of its em- dent or employe's dress or headache. Heyers Mill Road, for a use sponsored tomorrow at'11 a.m. "It Is seditious to me to see a pompous band of renegades grooming in that instance re- sions, $4,408 and eight ses- Money Still Lacking ployes, and is considered to be" sions, $4,810. variance to convert his_ res- by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shoving the VC or North Vietnamese flag at us while wiping a matter of personal dis- sults in a demonstrable health "Money," Mr. O'Connor taurant to a professional Cherry in honor of the Bar ' thejr feet on the flag U.S. servicemen have fought to defend." cretion in'the case of stu- or safety hazard to them- Board member Louis J. said. "Without money we building. Mitzvah of their son, Alan. dents, the discretion of the selves or others, or; the stu- Gartz was the only member to can't begin to do the other, Hardware Bill Gets Nod parents and students; in the dent or employe is participat-' vote against the salary resolu- things which are necessary." case of employes, their own ing in an activity, such as ath- tion. He maintained that the • The party did make strides ' WASHINGTON - Rejecting efforts to put a Jan. 1,1972, increases should be across the deadline on the Indochina war and to halt such major weapons discretion," read the board's letics, which by its nature rein that direction this year. resolution passed last night. quires the use of certain per- board on all levels, rather The annual $10-a-plate dinner as the Safeguard antimissile system, the House Armed Ser- sonal equipment or attire." than various raises. attracted nearly twice the vices Committee yesterday approved a $21.88 billion military "Specifically, the board and "There is no uniformity in usual number of people, and hardware bill. all board employes are en- The' board also adopted a the percentage of increases," the Democrats successfully The effort to cut off all military hardware for the In- joined from enacting or en- new salary guide for bus driv- he said. held their first ?100-a-plate dochina war after next Jan. 1 unless President Nixon notifies fund raiser. It netted about Congress this would jeopardize release of American prisoners $25,000. It's new car time of war and safe withdrawal of U.S. troops was rejected 33 to 6. Reps. Lucien N. Nedzi, D-Mich., and Charles W. Whalen Besides Mr. Salkind, the Jr., R-Ohio, who introduced the amendment, said they will Monmouth Beach Board other potential candidates for now take the effort to the House floor. chairman are: (in alphabetic- Be wise^finance through us. al order) Okays Summer Project Former Freeholder Eugene Penn Central Losses Mount J. Bedell; Mrs. Marianne Can- man/of your neighbors do PHILADELPHIA - The Penn Central Transportation MONMOUTH BEACH - A. .Kitten, $11,100; and Mr/Per- Carol Wilk a teaching dis- navo of Red Bank; John Fior- Co., which runs America's biggest railroad, reported yes- •'Summer reinforcement" siponko as administrative abilities specialist for $4,450. ino of Matawan; Walter Geh- terday, a $92.4 million loss for the first three months of this program was approved by the principal at $15,000. The next regular meeting of ricke, outgoing president of -.year and called its situation "perilous." Board of Education last night. „ „ . , „ . the board was rescheduled the Bayshore Democratic Or- P "It does not appear that the disastrous . .. downward The three week program, ..M5S- Secondo Neri was from the third Thursday of ganization; D. Philip Gerand, plunge at a rate which got steadily worse all through last year which..according to Principal *ired as mnslc teacher at the month, (June 17) to a Bradley Beach Commission- has been stopped," reported the four trustees appointed by a Joseph Porsiponko, "is not a ?3>4D!> Per annum a"* Mrs. Thursday, June 24. er; William Himelman of Mid- federal judge to guide the company's reorganization through summer school program" will dletown; Francis X. Journick bankruptcy court. run from Aug. 9 through Aug. of Hazlet; Gorden N. Litwin 23 from 9 a.m. to noon and of Little Silver; Benedict R. will cost the board not more Store's Sale Contest Nicosia of Red Bank; Isaac Overnight Camp Bike Hike Set than $1,500. Reiff, an undersheriff under MIDDLETOWN - The new- a system of local bike paths. • The board also approved re- Sheriff Paul Kiernan; Edward ly formed Middletown Bike Meetings are the third newal of a contract for $103 Results to Be Told ReiUy, Neptune Democratic and Hosteling Club, under Friday of the month in the with the Educational Broad- SEA BRIGHT - Winners of mendous success and we have leader, and brother of the out- sponsorship of the Recreation Community Center, Kings casting Corp,, Channel 1$, for a 25th anniversary sale con- had a great deal of fun with . Commission, will conduct its Highway and Rt. 35. The rec- involvement in the education- test at Cy and Art's Depart- the voting contest. We will be first overnight bike hike Sat- reation office may be con-'al television network for 87 ment Store, Ocean Ave., here, pleased to announce the win- urday from here to camp sites tacted for further 'informa- students, grades one, two and will be announced at 5 p.m. ners and award the prizes." Show Slated at Bass River State Park. tion. five, including instruction tomorrow at the store. The sale itself will continue MARLBORO - The Marl- Also planned are summer manuals provided by tho cor-' Winners for the special pro- through the month of May, boro Chapter of Women's trips to Cheesequake Park, poration. motion will be determined on proclaimed Cy and Art's anni- American ORT (Organization AAUW LUNCHEON the number of votes received versary month. for Rehabilitation Through Cape May, Washington's • Accepted with regret were 1 Crossing and Asbury Park, EATONTOWN - Reserva- the, resignations of Miss Ja- during the contest. Each cus- Since a fire two years ago Training) will sponsor an an- The unit, assisted by Sgt. tions for the June 7 luncheon queline Fidurski of the pe-> tomer was awarded a number which caused approximately tique and art show to be held John Kelly, safety officer of to be given in Old Orchard dagoglcal staff and Mrs. of votes based on purchases $95,000 in damage, the store rain or shine at Freehold the township police depart- Inn, here, by the Northern Deborah A. Miller, fourth and other daily criteria. The has been enlarged to include Raceway Sunday from 10 a.m. ment, sponsored its first bike Monmouth County, Branch, grade teacher. customer with the greatest "Arthur's a ladies' apparel to 5 p.m. safety and proficiency pro- American Association of Uni- Teacher Pacts Set number of votes will receive a specialty department, di- Included in the show will be' gram at the Middletown Shop- versity Women, must be made On the recommendation of color television set. rected by Mrs. Gene Katiin. antiques and art by more than ping Center, with prizes by Monday with either Mrs. Mrs. Arlene Dillon, chairman The special contest was ar- The department deals in 40 fine dealers and artists; New 1971 cars financed awarded to winners. Alexander Langa, West Long of the personnel committee, ranged under the direction of special models, as well as oth- furniture and bric-a-brac, cut Headed by Theodore Rat- Branch, or Mrs. Dick Martcl, the board approved the fol- Joseph Hughes, representing er quality goods, and is glass and rare glass, old kus, the dub hopes to Initiate Oceanport. lowing contracts for teachers: Paul Booker Sales Inc., of housed at the rear of the main paintings, collectibles, and all' at our special low bank rates Mrs. Janet Claytone,. at Wichita, Kans. specialists in store, with a separate en- quality merchandise will be $7,800 per annum; Mrs. sales promotion. trance of its own. shown. Dianne Porter, $7,800; Mrs.' "The sale and contest," When buying that new 1971 model, your beat said Art Katims, owner of the choice is a Central Jersey Bonk low-cost auto-loan Joan Delehanty, $8,400; Mi- As-an extra convenience, many of the community's chael Kelly, $8,500; Mrs. Mary store, "has been a tre- leading auto dealers are able to arrange your next auto ClMilnut»., ret Bank, N. J. W7H Croxton, $8,700; Mrs. Cynthia CARD PARTY loan with our bank. Tell your deoler to place your now (ranch Otflcu: NOTICE car loan with Ore Central Jersey Bank and'Trust Com- I7IHI.M. MUMUIOWD. N.J. Van Dyke, $8,700; Mrs. Mary RED BANK - The Wom- M latt Mam SI.. FruhoM, N. J. pany See us direct or apply through your dealer m BreocKoy, un Bronch, N. J. Crowder, $9,100; Mrs. Sandra an's Club of Red Bank will •tWIthtd III 1171 by jotin~HT~Co»t and Hmry tiny Maltzman, $10,000. have a card party Monday at FREE RABIES CUNK Also, Mrs. Audrey Kihlthan, Pubiiilwl »y Tin BM ••STSiiilw 12:30 p.m. in the clubhouse, Will Bo Conducted at THE Mtmtw of tit* Aiuelated Pros — TH« Aiioclated Priu l> entitled txclmtvtly to $10,900; Mrs. Valerie Rlgazio, 104 Broad St. Sandwiches and ItM int for rtpublicoilon ol oil thft local ntwi printed In Mis ntwipoptr as well as all AP the Sea Scout Building, Municipal Harbor, MwidlipotcMi. , $10,900; Mrs. Evelyn Yarosh, cookies will be served. Mrs. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Atlantic Highlands, N.J. AND 'l'MI ill pottage paid ot Red BOOK. N. J. 07701 and at additional mailing or. 412,600; Mrs. Alice Lenthe, George H. Weis is chairman, dony.M&HJoYlhroughFrlday. .:.:•.;• •.- •.; • :.• LJ;_-- 112,700; Mrs. Marilyn Ryan, assisted by Mrs. John R. i ••««••• •*»» i SS!i£$8 112,700; Mrs. Barbara Dean, KcllL Mrs. Albert E. Wedge- SUucrlptlon PrltMln Advance $12,700; Mrs. Eleanor Van bury, Unman, is accepting TO- MAY 26,1971-7:00 P.M. '. HoimiHMiveryvyCarrler— ttngltcoiyai counter, tocmti; by CarrlerMCMMMWMk Note, $13,200; Mrs. Marlon Nervations. A 'Member Quitsf Hampton School Board J » EAST KEANSBURO - (peaulifui Hsmptou, «! Copperhtll, Mrs. Catherine G. Erlandsen,! WEST LONG BRANCH- 28 Court a. Tenn.; two daughters, Mrs. 60, of 82 Shoreland Ter. died wHBun E. Larrow, a member yatMon-. Mamie M. Spangler, with Wednesday in Monmouth Me- Vincent M. Troniec of the local Board of Ednca- Retirement Center, Long whom she lived, and Mrs. Miss O'Connor dical Center, Long Branch'. LONG BRANCH-n Vincent don, Jias. resigned bis post, , Desma F. Boy of Bristol, Born in Highlands, she was leaving that panel one mem- ,fi 1 Dies at 24 Michael Troniec; 72. of 402 2nd j Mrs. Hampton! , was born in Tenn.; a brother, Sam D. a resident here a year. ber short. 1 Keith of Chattanooga, Tenn.; Ave., died Wednesday at Mon- Weenvule, S.Cjdnd had lived Surviving are her husband, HIGHLANDS - Miss Ellen mouth Medical Center. Theboardhasa4Maype- -h lore 25 yeais./Her husband, a sister, Mrs. Margaret Risi- YANaOlBWlSECnOJj Earl Erlandsen; two sons, T. O'Connor, 24, of 289 Bay He had retired in October riod to name a replacement -g lames A: Hampton, died in nger of Chula Vista, Calif.; WKHIY-CARTRnrlOTR Daniel Erlandsen, serving Ave. died Wednesday in Ely. 1963 after 30 years with the (or Mrs. Larrow. The aj>- '^ IBM. four grandchildren, and seven wUh the U.S. Army, and John erview Hospital, Bed Bank. pointee would then, have to .» great-grandchildren. National Lead Co., Sayreville, Surviving are three sons, Erlandsen, serving with the Born in Newark, she was where he was a mechanical seek election to a new full-v- .Qoenttn £. Hampton of Free- Arrangements are under U.S. Navy; a daughter, Mrs. the daughter of Charles and foreman. He was born in term next February, when •J T hold, J. Frank Hampton of the direction of the Freeman Eleanor Behr, here; a broth- Helen Zipf O'Connor. She was Perth Amboy and had lived in Mr. Larrow's term expires, if Baltimore. Md., and Ralph C. Funeral Home, Freehold. er, Richard V. Hennessy of a resident here 22 years. the new member hopes to re- ^SSSSSSSSSSSSSiimm South Amboy before coming ftOOUMMTCUISINE . . Long Branch; two sisters, Surviving, besides her par- here 23 years ago, main on the board. v Mrs. Frances Monahan of ents, are two brothers, Mr. Troniec was a Navy Robert Tarantolo, board 1 HOTEL BERKELEYCARTJRET FOR ANY OCCASION Highlands and Mrs. Gladys, Charles K. O'Connor of New veteran of World War II, a secretary, was authorized to V RESERVATIONS • FJRtrtlQpF Hoffman of Woodbridge, Va., Shrewsbury, a Monmouth member of Our Lady Star of seek bids for the sale of the g ARK HONEY BHFIQWIB and three grandchildren. County detective, and Thomas the Sea Catholic Church, the former Sacco house on a It Arrangements are under di- F. O'Connor of Clifton. Veterans of Foreign Wars hi school-owned tract near the rection of the Posten Funeral Arrangements are under di-, South Amboy, and the Old- Frank Antonides School £• 464BR0ADST. Home, Atlantic Highlands. rection of the Posten Funeral Timers Club of the National Tbe property, purchased fa Home, Atlantic Highlands. SHREWSBURY Lead Co. last year, would be used as an Mrs. Ann Mack Surviving are his widow, added school recreation area. 741-4020 Mrs. F. Beringer Mrs. Julia Sullivan Troniec; a It was announced that the Reliable Since 1927 . MIDDLETOWN-Mrs. Ann KEYPORT - Mrs. Florence son, Vincent Troniec Jn, at Frank Antonides Art Show I Mack, 49, of 13 Ilarkins Drive,, will take place Sunday from-1 BY WIRE ANYWHERE V. S.,Beringer, 81, of 51 Maple home; a daughters-Miss Ei- died Wednesday'at Eiverview Place died Wednesday in-her to 4 p.m. Mrs. Susan Watt, art RdMrtfLHodflkiu leen Troniec, :Sf home; a Hospital, Red Bank. home. brother, John Troniec of teacher, will direct the pro- She was born in Newark She was born in Long South Amboy, and four sis- gram at the school. ' .. and bad lived here five years. Branch, daughter of the'late ters, Mrs. William Render, Dr. Sherwood Chorost of She was the widow of Morris Howard S. and Cornelia. Van Mrs. Lillian Dohaney, and WestQeld, was named school Mack. Schoick. Mrs. Ernest Donelly, all of psychologist at a $2,200 annual Surviving are three sons, Mrs. Beringer was a resi- South Amboy, and Mrs. salary. Richard Mack of Bed Bank, dent here 14 years and for- Stanley Wyluda of South Riv- The board approved tenure JohnVanKirk&Sbn and Robert Mack and Martin merly lived in Asbury Park. er. agreements for 22 teachers : Mack, at home; a daughter, She was a member of the The Damiano Funeral and a-school nurse, as well as MONUMENTS Mrs. Maureen Grasso of Ea- Keyport Literary Club. Home is in charge of arrange- authorizing contracts for 14 COMPLETE tontown, and two brothers, She was the widow of ments. non-tenure teachers. 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN John Mikaulaikas and Mickey. Charles A. Beringer. ASPHALT (off Rt. 35 ot Headon's Corner) Michaels, both of Newark. Surviving are a daughter, 741-031? 747-2563 The John J.Ryan Home for Mrs. James J. Morris of Mrs. P. Southworth Salvatore M. Ferrer PAVING BARREGUIUJ MONUMENTS Funerals, Keansburg, is in Brooklyn; a son, Theodore A. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - LITTLE SILVER - Salva- charge of arrangements. -. Beringer of Buffalo, N.Y.; a Mrs. Frances" M. Southworth, tore M. Ferrer, 76, of 36 West- brother, Howard S. Van 75, of 421 Ocean Blvd. died wood Road, died yesterday in Schoick Jr. of Elizabeth; six Wednesday in Rivervlew Hos- Riverview Hospital, Red Mrs. Cecil Crawford pital, Red Bank. PARKING 10K OCEANPORT - Mrs. Ve- grandchildren, and two great- Bank, after a short illness. He BARRE She was a resident here 10 netia G. Crawfora, 70, of 1311 grandchildren. was owner and operator of the DRIVEWAYS ACME years and formerly lived in GRANITE Eatontown Blvd., died The Bedle Funeral Home, S. M. Ferrer Advertising Co. UNNIS COURTS North Bergen. Wednesday at Monmouth Me- here, is in charge of arrange- of Red Bank. AND MONUMENTS Surviving are her husband, dical Center, Long Branch. ments. Mr. Ferrer was born in BARCLAY HENDERSON PROP. Philip Southwortb; a daugh- She was born in Brooklyn, Brooklyn and had also resided. SEAL COATING ter, Mrs. Catherine M. Stew- in New York City and Newark' daughter of Mrs. Adelia Ham- art of the Bahamas, and a sis- DISTINCTIVE pton, here, and the late John Zoners Study prior to moving here 16 years ter, Mrs. Linda McCracken.of ago. . MEMORIALS Matthews. She had lived here 1 Permit Pleas San Diego, Calif. He was a member and Dea- CALL CEMETERY 65 years and was a member of Arrangements are under di- 542-8606 the Presbyterian Church of WEST LONG BRANCH- con of the Emanuel Baptist ' FOR ' LETTERING rection of the Posten Funeral Church of Atlantic Highlands IT NO AHSWRCAll Bed Bank and the Shrewsbury Three variance applications Home here. ESTIMATES m0VIR33YWS Community Club. are being held for study by and also a church Sunday schoolteacher. Surviving, in addition to her the local Zoning Board. 291-2727 mother, is her husband, Cecil Mrs. Margaret Wagner Surviving are his widow, The applications were by L. Mrs. Leona Hawkins Ferrer; 418 STATEHWY.NO. 35 C. Crawford. D. Seeley Co., to rebuild a LAKEWOOD - A Requiem The Robert A, Braun Home Mass will be offered at 9:30 a son, Paul S. Ferrer of War- RED BANK burned-out warehouse; the rington, Pa., and a daughter, for Funerals, Eatontown, is in a.m. tomorrow in St. Mary's OTTINGER & SON ING Three J Corp., Freehold, to Miss Leona Ferrer, at home. charge of arrangements. construct a Shop-Rite super- of the Lake Catholic Church Arrangements are under P.O. BOX 154 REDBANK market here, and Thurmond. for Mrs. Margaret Wagner, FUNERAL Death Notice 92, of 20 Clark Drive, who died the direction of the Scott Fu- Payne, who would extend a neral Home of Belford. KLUTTIC — Of 133 Twilight /We.. Keans- front porch to create a family Wednesday. She was a resi- HOME; burfl/ N J./ an Wednesday, Moy 19. Eliza- belli (in MaMow) In Her 85th year. Be- room. dent of Leonardo for many loved wife of the late Max. Devoted aunt years before moving here. In- of Carl MahloWj dear cousin of Rose The' Seeley and Shop-Rite JolinAlIenChildsni Habedank. Relatives and friends are re- terment, under the direction spectfully Invited to attend the funeral on applications were aired at the Saturday' May 22, at 11:15 from the Leber of D'Elia Funeral Home. Rt. Funeral Horn*, Kennedy Blvd., corner board's April 21 meeting and Owner and Operator 20th St., Union City, N.J., Rev. Gerard 70 and Vermont Ave., will bo Pool and the Rev. Richard SchvrarU atfl- were again tabled Wednesday •clotlna. Vlsltlna 1-5 ond 7-10 p.m. Inter- by the board. in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid- Digmfied-liiexpcnsiv&Confideiitial ment wcehawken Cemetery. dletown. . • . • DayorNighl.741.3505 BECKER'S 364SHREWSBBBYAVE, . RED BAM;

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v *i liiJtM^iu L±1L #e*r Tycoony s Found TOKYO (AJ>)-The Nation- ceeding 400 million yen, or fui million. Highest income pwke, who founj , either of cowcience or cold feet. al Tax Office MM 5f persons MIDDLETOWK - Checks tPrpject was $4.W million reported by in Japan reported individual and cash in the amount of #90 an industrialist. and a television were stolen , taxable incomes for 1970 ex- from the home of Phillip The Sewer System Krystofik, 6 Dakota Ave., Lag Hit by Howard East Keansburg, sometime, Hook-up Loan». Wednesday morning while the ASBURY PARK - If you've „ oversight, Mr. Howard said, agencies in new buildings. .family was asleep. the feeling that it takes the will devote the month of June But lately, be said, the post Detective Sgt. William J. federal government an in-to trying to unravel the red office department is demand- Halliday said the rear window ordinately long time to doitape involved in getting gov- ing separate facilities. and a kitchen door were bro- something, you could be right. ernment projects moving. "We want to know why a it's easier and faster from us ken open for entry into the Rep. James J. Howard, D- "It should be an interesting plan once thought so great is house. Detective Patrick • N. J., says that it takes an av- .study," Mr, Howard said. suddenly no longer accept- Save time, trouble, money. O'Connell is investigating. erage of 12^ years for the , The subcommittee, which is able." Finance your hook-up costs The detective, also in government to complete a now holding hearings on high- Mr. Howard said that there at our low bank rates. charge of an arson in- project. way safety, is-scheduled to should be a return to. the days vestigation, Tuesday arrested Mr. Howard should know, turn its attention to the postal of old when the post office three juvenile boys in con- he's, a member of the House department in July. was a political agency di- nection with a fire at Appleton • Public Works Committee rectly under the thumb of and Center Aves., Leonardo, which oversees most/federal Mr. Howard said the com- Congress. last Saturday. construction projects. mittee is concerned about the He said the boys, two aged And, a subcommittee of seemingly arbitrary posture "I think next year you may 14 and another 13, are.that group, is scheduled to adopted by the post office de- see an attempt (o bring the charged with setting fire to find out just why it takes so partment in regard to new, post office back toMvhere it bushes and a hedge at the long to get anything done. construction. was and eliminate the U.S. Tproperty of Patricia Murphy, Red Tape Seen Cause He said before the creation -Postal Service agency. REAL ESTATE SALES CAREER 36 Appleton Ave. They were The. answer; Mr. Howard of the U.S. Postal Service, a "It was bad before, but it is SEMIHAR released to their parents said Wednesday, probably is so-caijed noripolitical agency, putrid now," he said, "and MONMOUTH COUNTYNATIONALRANK pending juvenile court hear- red tape. . the post office department maybe we ought to go back to . The committee's subcom- was content to share quarters where.we were and start The bank that looks oul lor you lngS - .A .. •• mittee on investigations and with other government over." •' Public Invited TUESDAY, MAY 25,7:30 P.M. The Berg Agency, New Jersey's Largest Residential' Real Estate Broker invites you to attend a seminar on Freehold Township Board "How to Make Real Estate Your Career" on Tuesday; May 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Molly Pitcher Inn located at 88 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, N.Ji The seminar, at WE DO THE WMEJOB-AT THE RIGHT PRICE! no cost or obligation to the public, is designed for the Waives Plan Applications benefit of men and women, experienced or not in Real FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - *s plan is to move out of because it would increase Estate, who have considered the rewards and advan- The Planning Board has the office on South St. in the business and traffic in the tages of Real Estate as a career. How to become Ji; agreed to waive three site borough and to build a per- neighborhood. censed in the profession where there are no layoffs plan applications, two of them manent office at the new cen- The "Y" will probably be and no ceiling to your earnings, what training"vve often ter in the township. . ready to return to the board for temporary structures. and Tiow you 'can double your earnings as a career The board was empowered . Voting against waiving the with a site plan application last year to, allow .applicants YMCA site plan application for a permanent office build- Real Estate salesman will be discussed. are preparing to make only minor were building inspector and ing and to approach the Zon- structural changes to forego zoning officer John T. Allen, ing Board of Adjustment for a WMEDIATE OPENINGS • NUN AND WOMEN ' the time and expense involved the Rev. Albert W. Gibson, variance by the end of the LOWER in drawing up site plans for and Township Committeeman year. Mr.- Pratt said that he WE TRAIN YOU • EXPERIENCED OR NOT approval. Gerard Pratt, none of whom did not know what view the because In the applications waived commented on their votes. board would take of the appli- RMMBER: TUESDAY, MAY 25, 7:30 last night: After the meeting, however, cation then. I.No Salesmen • Fooderama Supermarkets Mr. Pratt told The Register Meanwhile, the site plan THE MOLLY PITCHER INN Commissions Inc: was allowed a two-month that he was opposed to having waiver approved will expire 88 RIVERSIDE AV6., RED BANK, N.J. extension of a site plan appli- the \office move to what is April 19,1972. cation waiver to use two trail- primarily a residential area The board also agreed HORCSmAlMSMMDl ers as temporary offices adja- unanimously to allow the 12 Center Street, Metuchen, cent to its Shop-Rite Super- ^ Freehold Racing Association, market on Rt. 79. without applying for site plan HJL The firm's permanent of- Friends Set approval, to build a second .(201)548.5700 story drivers' lounge above' What kind of an extra room fice will be located in the al- the tack room in an existing do you need? Let us give most completed new office Open House AMrfiba (IlfltS fithrprint, be. barn in the raceway barn you a free estimate on any building on Rt. 537. The board area off Rt. 9, . / ; type new room. You'll be originally allowed Fooderama At Library pleasantly surprised at our to use the trailers on Nov. 24, very low prices. 1970. That waiver would have MIDDLETOWN-The expired May 24. The new ex- Friends of the Middletown Steinbachr. NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT piration date of July 24 was Township Library will serve approved unanimously. refreshments at Sunday's 3 to The board voted 6-3 to per- 5 p.m. open house at the new mit the Freehold Area YMCA library building on New Mon- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. to use a trailer as, a tempo- mouth Road. rary office on the grounds of Mrs. W. M. Casby, 40 Coop- HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN its new family center on E. er Road, is chairman of the 741-5060 - 776-6600 Freehold Road, the former open'house committee: Woodh'aven Country Club. The Organized in 1967 to pro- 'inote the progressive development of the library and to increase its usefulness to the community, the unit is planning special projects to aug- ment the basic facilities and services the new library will offer. The organization's annual meeting will be scheduled af- Spring Values ter the library opening. Mem- bership information, is available from Mrs.. Richard R. Anderson, president, 49 Hub- bard Ave., River Plaza, and Mrs. John W. Barron, membership chairman, Gillville Lane.

Clean-Up Week to Start ,;MIDDL.ETOWN-The Board of Health announces that spring clean-up week will DM. SpKltl Torino 2-Door Hirdlop ;/M be conducted in the township !«•, 8pnlil Mustang Haidlop according to the following schedule: North side of Rt. 36 (From bay to Rt, 36) - Last week in May. South side of Rt. 36 - First week in June. Collections will be made on regular garbage days! Tree stumps must be cut to a manageable size, loose debris placed in receptacles, and wood and branches tied in four-foot bundles. Automobile bodies and the wreckage of entire buildings will not be picked up. "

Five Honored Specially styled, specially By Auto Firm MT. POCONO, Pa. - Five priced Mustang and Torino automobile salesmen of Do- remus Ford, 00 Monmouth'St., Red Bank, N.J., were honored at your Ford Dealerb now. at a banquet here for outstanding sales performance Mustangjvith a racy look youVe Torino sports an all new vinyl hata roof during 1970, never seen on our hardtop before. and other extras atavery special price They received their 300-500' Club membership pins at You take a classic Mustang Hardtop. Take our beautiful Ford Torino. Put new Mount Airy Lodge. styling accents on the roof, the wheel Add a aports car hood—NASA-typa Cited were Mortimer Jonas, scoops and all. Dual racing mirrors. covers, the sides, the doors, the uphol- Color-keyed Spoiler bumper. A unique stery. Add lots of other luxury touches Will D. McVltty, Robert grille with sport lamps. Brighten the sldea for a very dllfarenHook. But underneath, Oberhuber, Paul Gillen and WJtlt Bdss-taf» strips* Wide tfres wlttr lfj th» »anw mid-priOB, rnW-sto Torino Thomas Galley. - special trim rings. Then cut the price ol that'p big enough to seat six, small all (he extras and you're home. enough to handle and park easily. See Ftotfithe California-Matorof Cool Fashions... ' Spring won't last forever. Nalthor will the new spring Torino and the 14 other Award Winner your Ford Dealer's Special Spring Values. Torlnos at your Ford Dealer's now. Midriff Pant SetS...pre-licketed H H fT A MIDDLETOWN -Among by the maker at 30.00-45.00 I | . \J\J FORD school crossing guards who Special Spring \fclues at your Ford Dealer^ now! * were presented Citizen Ser- Bare little midriff top pant set* In a tantalizing collection vice Awards at the local Po- of one-and twc~of-a-klnd laces, eyelets, cutouts, florals lice Week Luncheon was Mrs. DOREMUS FORD Patricia Tankovich. Her and solids. Wny not dross as colorfully BIJ you live this name was Incorrectly spelled ' -- summer? Them to a limited quantity of these Incrtdlbto 90 lOlONMOUTH STREET In the original story of the ' specially purchased stjtes tagged at this tiny price, so event in Monday's Daily Reg- hasten to 8Wnt|aeh today. Misses' Sportswear RED BANK, NJ. ister. " WEGISTER 'sAnti Draft / ' • -, I f. U v - TtaT* notting new to Bed- Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register GOLDSSTH roled Cuba, but it is toe first • J8 time Castro bas attempted to The jnedia are saying noth- M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher | INSIDE cope with it by a so-called ing about it, but Washington law. and Havana are currently the Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor scenes of dramatic and pro- WASHINGTON Under this new "law," foundly significant contrasts violators are punished by Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor on the draft issue. being drafted for, forced labor In Washington, still in the for periods of from six months Frid*y,May21,197l process of recovering from tries, universal military train- to two years. extensive battering and spil- ing is permanent and manda- During this time they will ALLEN MITH "**" ing of the Communist in- tory, dictator Fide! Castro, be required to "do productive stigated and directed "anti- the idol of radical U.S. youth, work" - as decided by the Last year the bombastic that recently several largt war" disturbances and dis- bas put into effect still anoth- Communist state. Currently, Cuban dictator vaingloriously groups of radical U.S. youthj orders, a bitter fight is being er draft system. that means being sent into the announced a 10-million ton wentTo Cuba to cut cane. He waged in the Senate against No" Debate sugar fields to cut cane. • record. Somewhere between 6 cited these so-called "Vence- continuance of the draft. An By arbitrary edict - with Right now, that is admit- and 7 million tons was finally rcmos Brigades" as graphic assortment of anti-Vietnam no debate, consultation or tedly particularly urgent be- squeezed out. examples of "mindless absur- doves, pacifists, ultra-liberals anything else - the bulky des- cause the sugar crop is run- Sugar experts say Castro dity." and other militants are fu- pot has proclaimed a so-called ning seriously behind sched- will be lucky to wind up with "While these Americas riously filibusteriilg to defeat "anti-loafer drafU" ule. In a'May Day speech, that much this year. Untimely youths are voluntarily going the House-passed bill extend- Aimed at work shirkers and Castro conceded this year's heavy rains and mounting la- to a Communist police state," ing the draft two more years. similar "social criminals," as crop is likely to be 800,000 tons bor and mechanical diffi- said Ichord, "the terrorist ru- Outcome of this fateful they are officially branded, less than his loudly fanfared culties are severely curtail' lers of that state have pre- struggle is uncertain. The the purpose of this latest ter- goal of 7.5 million tons. ing production. ' scribed a new law that says in existing Selective Service Act rorism is to strike at the wide- Major Setback Rep. Richard Ichord, D- effect their workers have no expires June 30. spread and increasing ab- That goal in itself was an Mo., chairman of the Internal rights, not even the right to Meanwhile in Cuba where, senteeism and idleness among acknowledgment of a major Security Committee, com- decline to toil for little pay as in all Iron Curtain, coun- workers. setback. menting on this matter, noted and comforts." Save With fNon- By SYLVIA PORTER .hospital administrators and could be more appropriately A recent study in New York planners must wake up to the served by home care than by City turned up the startling YOUR MONEY'S heed for more and better in-hosptyal care today, says fact that one in 12 hospital "non-hospitals." The cost-sav- the American Hospital Assocl-" beds is occupied by a patient ings angles.alone compel ation - at savings rangfng who does not need to be hospi- WORTH them to do so. from 10 to 25 per cent talized' in Ibis murderously ex- - The average cost of one While most hospital insur- pensive type of facility, but day in a U.S. hospital is now ance plans still provide no who nevertheless - remains igan, the yearly cost of $80.24. The average cost of a coverage for home care and there simply because they patient overstays (one in 10) day in an extended care hospi- .even Medicare provides imly •have no more appropriate fa- DOW runs at least $15 million. tal is $35, and in a nursing a very limited allowance, fi- PORTER cility available. Coast to Coast home only $17. nally at least one major This finding is even more From coast to coast, an es- - The average cost of build- health insurance network is room or room at home - disheartening when you con- timated 330,000 hospital beds ing a new hospital room is beginning to offer significant along with all the expenses of- sider that there are long lines are occupied by people who more than twice the cost of a home care coverage. In all, 25 nursing care, household help, of patients waiting to be hos- would not need to occupy new room in an extended care million Blue Cross subscribers etc. pitalized for acute conditions them if good nursing homes hospital and five times that in in 32f out of 74 plans are now In this experiment, both or urgent surgery, that medic-' and other facilities were a nursing home. eligible for such care. patients on the team have' al facilities are scandalously available. But only about 1,500 - The average cost of pro- Another variation of this managed to shave their met overloaded and undermanned, of our 7,000 hospitals include viding home care, concluded a theme is the "match and dical bills as much as 40-50 and that the basic charge for such facilities. study of a home care plan in- share" system for severe ac- percent. spending a single day in a Obviously, you can't throw Rochester, N.Y., is $12 - cident victims and other long- Such economical facilities good general hospital - with- hospital patients into the about one-sixth of the cost of term patients needing con- and services may not be out any "extras" - now runs streets when they cease to a day in a Rochester general stant medical and/or nursing available in your area, or if between $75 and % 125. need full care - not unless hospital. care. Pioneered by a Midwes- available they may be invi- In New York City alone, the nursing homes or extended Home Care tern, insurance company, two sible. But they could be on the ' extra cost of accommodating care hospitals can take them - An estimated 6 per cent patients with similar ailments way - perhaps to be speeded ; "holdovers" is estimated at in. of all patients now in U.S. hos- •are matched up- and share a by public (your) pressure on > $55 million a year. ID Mich- But, just as obviously, our pitals - 75,000 individuals - hospital room, extended care health planners. OKAY-1 WASN'T «ANYI£tt Our Most Cynical Word By JIM BISHOP scotch was pale and the ice Eden Musee and melted down Fame and infamy are clinked as they asked each the wax statues and sold them Another Railroad Crisis twins. Aim for one and other: "Whatever happened as! votive candles in a thou- achieve the other. Is Lt, Wil- THE Another national .railroad strike has step lies with the White House, which to what's-his-name . . .?" sand churches? liam Calley famous or in- They didn't know which ones been terminated. As grateful as we are Cynical? I prefer the word again recommended that the strike be end- famous? Willie Sutton was a REPORTER were dead and which had "practical." The talented that it was short-lived, we resent the man- ed with nothing done to insure settlement sweet little bank robber all his sunk into a pit of obscurity. people climb higher and ever ner in which the temporary settlement of a long-smoldering controversy. The en- life. 1 saw him do a TV com- "Fame is a strange thing," higher and everyone loves was reached because, by once again mak- tire dispute should have been sent to bind- mercial for a bank, telling Hellinger said. "You remem- them until they fall off the folks ho\v safe their money the United States Secret Ser- ing interim pay increases part of the ber John F. Hylan? Well, he perch. Ever hear of Frankie ing arbitration or, even better, to have fol- would be. A one-time presi- vice was sitting in his third was mayor of New York be- Hyers? Great comic. Funny emergency back-to-work law, Congress lowed presidential fact-finding recommen- dent of the slock exchange floor office in the White fore Jimmy Walker. They call man.' The last letter 1 re- BISHOP seems determined to create incentives for dations for pay increases. was a real Robin Hood. He House. On the wall hung a it the third biggest job in ceived from him he was push- framed poem: White House: "Yep:" more irresponsible tie-ups of the nation's Congress did not choose either alterna- stole from the rich and kept it America. ing a'broom at Newark Air- Try something easier. Who railroads. himself. "Fame is fleeting, fitful "The presidency is first, the port. is Georgie Jessel? Answer: tive. The bill which speedily passed both Fame? It's the most cynical flame governorship of New York is In our county, where many commu- George White? He was Flo- "Georgie Jessel is the guy houses sets an Oct. 1 terminal date for a word in the dictionary. Is Which shines a while on second, and the mayoralty is renz Ziegfeld's rival with his who delivers eulogies over.' ters rely on the railroads, the strike's ill cooling-off period and sweetens it with 13.5 Spiro Agnew famous because John Jones' name third. Anyway, as mayor of, "George White's Scandals."- dead movie stars." Well, yes' effects were somewhat eased because bus per cent retroactive pay raises. he is Vice President of the And then puts John right New York, John Hylan was The last time I saw him, he and no. He once was a Broad- United States? Or because he on the spot; ,. companies did an excellent job of filling Such appeasement of a strike that has famous. Out in the Eden Musee was standing in front of the way star. He sang. He danc- ( flogs the media which publi- The flame shines on in Coney Island, they made a two-dollar window at Tia- the gap. The same was not true in many enabled a group representing roughly 2 ed. He was a movie star, too. cizes the floggings? I don't But John John Knapp residents. of retirement, we hope Miss Darrah can your original decision. You ful summer living in Mon- be persuaded to stay oh. She is the have proved this by allowing mouth County. We were sad Statistics showing that 105,436 nursing a small group to dictate to when Donald left us after our MCOSS, and her frank, direct and com- Red Bank's Chief visits were made to 13,599 persons in 49 council. I certainly hope that two weeks together, but un- passionate approach ha? brought about 655 Greene Ave. all of the voters of Red Bank believably, it's almost sum- county municipalities are impressive, but l great improvements in the organization's Belford, N. J. 07718 will remember this next No- mer again and with July they cannot describe the warmth and com- operations and in its services to Mon- To the Editor: vember. ' comes Donald! fort that those trips represented to the mouth residents. Even though I am not a I feel very strongly that Oh, I know there are people people being cared for. resident of Red Bank, I feel Red Bank is the loser in this who ponder the program's i For the moment, we credit the compelled to comment on the whole mess, not Deputy Chief long range value for the child Also as expected, Miss Winona E. Dar- MCOSS volunteers for helping Miss Dar- nicent injustice done to Depu- Patterson... - we simply know that Don- rah, the executive director, told about new rah in her achievements, and urge resi- ty Chief William Patterson. To Chief Clayton: May I ald had a fun, country vaca- programs such as pre-natal health classes; dents to remember - as the MCOSS ap- Deputy Chief Patterson has wish you success in the same tion and we were all happy. dental screening for (ire-schoolers, and dedicated 25 years of his life manner which your deputy, Why not take part In the si peal ^starts - that, funds tare urgently to the citizens of Red Bank. if did. You have a most meaningful program of the family health clinics for migrant farm needed if the organization is to maintain He has done bis job well, and ill job ahead of you. 'Fresh Air Fund. " workers. In the each of 25 years she has its reputation as our outstanding humani- is one of the finest police offl- p Sincerely, .been with MCOSS, the pattern of her re- tarian agency. SOMETHING NEW IS DROPPED IN THEIR IAPSI cere In too county. Three <* Carotenu Mrs. David Novis <**rgt and #S for lea#ng flue •M»ye scene of an accident ohn talertco, Wells Ave., FT. UOKKOUTH - KtJ. *, __« Municipal Earl W. Levers, also Nep- Oakhurst; paid |15 for falling Gen. Harry J. Eotkafelter erf veteran of World Warn, Mc- ! David A. Wems- tune, was assessed,$25 tor us- to produce a registration cer- - Hanasqnan, commanding ceedsCoLllahlon G.Wright lc charges, ing fictitious plates on a ve- tiffcate and $10 for driving general of New Jersey's 78th Of Ridgewood. t Holcutt of Neptune, hicle, S10 for driving without a withput a license. Division (training), U.S. i on a careless driving license and S10 for ignoring a Margaret Hogan; Bowne Army Reserve, was elected, Gen. RockafeDer said me' Rd., Wayside, paid a }l,0 care- president of the Department of bis goals as president less driving fine. of New Jersey Reserve Offi- would be to "interest' young Juan Medina, Wall St., Ea- cers Association at the 45th officers in joining the associ- WYow lawn of Dandelions tontown, was also fined |10 - annual convention of the asso- ation and to have junior grade and Other Unsightly Wee* for careless.anving. ciation at the Officers Club officers participate in its pro- here. gram." Ten-dollar fines went to Mi- tALL chael A. Farina, Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, and Keith GREEN ACRE A. Langolis of West Bend, Wise, for driving unregis- LAWN SERVICE tered vehicles. SWIMMING POOLS Also receiving $10 fines were Harold Ducore, Red Oak | INGROUND! {ABOVEGROUND I Rd., Oakhurst, failing to keep 747-2183 WE PUOQE A MOPERLTINSTALUD raOLWmi right; Silas Watkins, Pleasure QUALITY EQUIPMENT- ATA FAIR AND HONEST PRICE1 Bay Apartments, Long Branch, improper passing; Fernando Zalizar, 4th Ave., Comparing Workmanship and Material - YOU JUST LAY DOWN! 3elmar, failure to have a vehicle repaired; Robert No- ville, Allen Ave., here, im- • ••• • ... . • .' Rejljtw Staff Photo We will never be undersold!! proper lighting, and Francis PROUD MAY SHE WAVE — Erit Brown, sergeant-at-arms of Bayshore H. Sprague 3d, Rustic Drive, diopter. Disabled American Veterans, prepares to raise flag presented by (OUPON F1TIR SALE here, failure to exhibit a reg- his unit to Hazier Recreation Commission for flying in Veterans AAemorial istration certificate. Park. Union Ave. Lending a hand are, from left. Township Committeeman limited Supply • Whttt They Imf Five-dollar fines were im- Herbert Kupfer, chapter Commander Charles Soslnski and Thomas posed on James M. Kamuf, •., Stansfield, Recreation Commission chairman. NEW 1971 CRYSTAL CLEAR ' Ridgewood, no registrationi n his possession, and Donald S. HI-RATE SAND FILTERS Perez, 4th'Ave., Asbury Park, Exduih* tak>Wash Vain For Simp!) Opsndisa failure to have « vehicle in- 00 v Pools Up To 10,000 Gal...... 89 spected. '•••' ' '"•'•• '•"• •'.•'• Roger Cozens Buys Pools Up To 15,000 Gal. ... ^...109°° Naturalist Pools Up To 18,000 GOI...»-M»«~~——.129 Hall Bros. Realtors Offer Good nn May 30,1971 - VWlfc IWJ Coupon To Address FAIR HAVEN - Roger F. purchase, rental or sale of Cozens has purchased the properties on St. Thomas, St. LAWN CONDITIONING firm of Hall Bros., Realtors, Croix and St. John. Inquiries SPECIAL Eco Center 813 River Road, and the new may be directed to the Fair COMPUTE POOL STORE - MOT OUR DISPIAY PER WEST LONG BRANCH - trade name is to be Roger F. Haven office. • Chemicals • Supplies Thomas Kellers, chief natu- Cozens Agency, Realtor. • Accessories • Fitters • Replacement Linen ralist of the Monmouth Coun- Mr. Cozens has been associ- Mr. Cozens has lived most ty Park System, will show ated with Hall Bros, since his of his life in Monmouth Coun- slides of pollution in Mon- graduation from Monmouth ty. He is' a member of Red mouth County in an illus- College in 1958. He has been a Bank Area Multiple Listing Service, Monmouth County ADD-ON POOLS j trated talk at a meeting of the salesman, broker-salesman Eco Center Monday at 8:30 and manager of! the firm. Board of Realtors, New Jer- 1400HWY.35, MIDDLETOWN p.m. in Edison Hall, Mon- sey Board of Realtors and the "Personal professional real 150ft.souriiof SEARS mouth College. estate service has been and National Association of Real 671-QJ&0* , • Mr. Kellers' will contrast will continue to be the key- Estate Boards. Monmouth County's natural words of the new firm's ser- Genie Award beauty with its pollution prob- vice," he said. He has been president of lems during his presentation. Plans call for expansion of the Red Bank Multiple List- Dr. Martin Levetin, president the present staff to handle an ings, Service's Salesmen's Or- of the Eco Center, encourages increased volume of business ganization and is past chair- 842-2519 everyone in Monmouth Coun-, as a result of the great man of the Red Bank MLS ty to attend the meeting. He amount of mortgage money Salesmen's Committee. While says, ''It is extremely impor- available and lower interest chairman, he initiated the tant (or everyone living in rates. The interest rate is ex- RogevF. Cozens Genie Award which is Monmouth County to be pected to be raised in the near lerie (Mrs. William D.) Kil-. presented by salesmen mem- aware of its environmental future. bers of the Red Bank MLS to problems." Patrick, Atlantic Highlands, To Open-Branch ; Helen F. (Mrs. Aage) Nepsen, "good neighbors" in recogni- • Monday's meeting will be A branch office will be Fair Haven, and.Gloria.A; tion of their efforts to make the last public meeting before opened soon to serve the ex- (Mrs. John T.) Woodward,' their communities more at- the Eco Center officially panding Colts Neck-Holmdel- Little Silver. All are full pro- tractive by remodeling, re- s opens its office sit 629 Matti- Middletown areas. fessionals. storing, building or land- son Ave.,'Asbury. Park in In addition to Mr. Cozens, Mr. Hall also is licensed by scaping programs that have June. the -realtor-broker, the staff the government oE the U.S. been carried out with good' Also on Monday evening, consists of William'M. Hall, Virgin Islands as a real estate taste. The awards are given Mrs. William Sullivan Jr. of broker; Betty W. (Mrs. James consultant and will be able to out setni-annually to residents the Eco Center board of direc- R.j Hinton, Fair Haven; Va- assist area residents with the , of the Greater Red Bank { tors will address the annual Area. ' board meeting of the Commu- He is active in Monmouth Luncheon • Dinner nity Services Council of Mon- College Alumni Affairs, being mouth County. She will ex- Art, Cars, Zoo a. past president and current plain the plans, and' progress director of the association. of the Eco Center to them. COCKTAILS 4 to 7 Taught Course ' Hot Hors d'oeavres Set for Festival He taught a course for New Marlboro Band FREEHOLD - The Battle- necklaces, and designs new Home Buyers at .Brookdale Superb Cuisine ground Historical Society is settings. Community College, that was To Play in Park sponsoring a folk art festival, Mrs. Jean Ludeman, owner sponsored by the Monmouth antique car exhibit and pet- of an antique shop at 28 W. County Board of Realtors, the VALET PARlONG LINCROFT - The 60-plece ting zoo Sunday from 10 a.m. Front St., Red Bank, will dis- Central Jersey National Bank, Marlboro High School Concert to 6 p.m. at the Freehold play and sell rare porcelains First Merchants National Band -will perform at Holmdel YMCA Family Swim Club on and glass, silver, pictures, Bank and the Monmouth MOVE IN NOW- Banquet Rooms Park tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. as East Freehold Road. lamps, paperweights, antique County National Bank. part of the "music in the For youngsters, there will furniture and rare antique parks" series being sponsored be baby animals and kiddie gifts. Additional clubs and organi- WITH ONLY 10% DOWN! by the county park system. rides, including a merry-go- In another booth, Mrs. Ber- 2ations of which he is a mem- DANCING Formed when the high round, ferris wheel and tha Taylor of Freehold will ber: Monmouth Lodge, Yes, conventional mortgages with as little as 10% F.&A.M., Atlantic Highlands, Wed.,FrL&Sal. school was opened three years ponies.' display and sell custom-made down are now available to qualified borrowers. ago, the band is under the di- At 1 p.m., the Minutemen , colonial Raggedy Ann and the South Street Seaport Mu- Stop in today and let ona of our home-financing spe- rection of William R. Shop- Colonial Fife and Drum Corps Andy, and Winnie-the-Pooh seum, the Smithsonian In- cialists show you how reduced rates and liberal terms Sal Bertolo Trio pell, director of instrumental will perform. dolls, bean bags, sun bonnet stitution, the International can make you the proud owner of a new home. music and chairman of the Jim Murphy and the Pine aprons, toaster covers, dust Oceanographic Foundation, Open Every Day Freehold High School District Barons will play Appalachian caps, and early American . the Steamship Historical So- music department. country music at 3 p.m. plaques. ciety of America Inc., the The North Shores Antique The artistic wares of Mrs. U.S. Naval Institute, the The band has a repertoire Automobile Association will Betty Pease of Freehold will Sierra Club and the World OLDE of more than 120 concert display 12 antique cars that include country tin, painting Ship Society. works, which it performs at have appeared in many com- on velvet, reverse^ glass and He is an Air Force Korean football games, the'annual petitions over the years. They tinsel painting. War veteran. TJHION HOUSE Christmas concert! gradu- are a 1809 Cadillac, 1924 tour- • Bart Roccoberton of Drew Having sold bis home in ation and other academic ing car, 1915 Pierce Arrow, University, who has won Fair Haven, he plans to relo- MIDDIETOWN Wharf Ave., Red Bank functions. 1940 Lincoln Continental Cabr- prizes for his skill, will dem- cate on Ocean Blvd., Atlantic . 671-2400 291-0100 842-4400 Call 842-7575 It sends a representation, iolet, 1921 Mercer, 1929 Dodge onstrate gravestone rubbing. Highlands, in the near future. /each year to the All-Shore touring car, 1931 Model A There will also be demon- Band, the Region II Band, Ford roadster, 1916 Willys strations of glass blowing, and the New Jersey All-State Overland, 1914 Model T, 1915 chair caning, candle mak- Band and Orchestra. Buick, and a 1922 "same day ing, silhouettes, pastel por- fire company trudk." traits, and painting. Refreshments will include „ » .FROM REEFERrGALLER RESTAURANT- Browsers will have 49 homemade clam chowder, hot the CLAM HUT COCKTAIL LOUNGE booths of folk art exhibits and dogs, doughnuts and other leaves no clinging moth ball odor demonstrations among which samples of country cooking. to wander. Proceeds will be used to StA f&QD lOYtRS... Mrs. William Tiffany of further several historic pre- Middletown is skilled in re- servation projects, including verso glass" technique, stencil- the Anderson house and the YES! WE'RE OPEN 5 DAYS ing and painting on velvet. West Freehold one-room (OPEN FRIDAY FOR LUNCH) Mrs. Billie Semer of Little schoolhousc. Silver, who has a shop in the Tickets arc available at the large Lobsters Available This Weekend Red Bank Antique Center, re- Freehold Chamber of Com- pats antique jewelry, sets un- merce, the Manalapan Book- usual stones, resurrects old MONDAY .CLOSED store and at the door.

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Adjacani to Highlands Ub«t»f Pound , , Free Delivery 741 -7500 foot o« Atlantic St. eft lay Avttu* 236 MAPLE AVENUE HIGHLANDS-* 87241753 32BROAPST.^,W,REDBANK RED BANK 741-0554 .awdM/tMpm. 8 Jhe D«flr fegfater, Red BtA-Middklown^, Mrs. White to Sojourner Truth Award POINT PLEASANT - Mrs. Margaread White, Eatontown, Man of the Year Award will go to Clarence Brown, Lake- will be'uie recipient tomorrow of the Sojourner Truth Award wood, a member of the Lake wood Board of Education. presented annually by the Central Jersey Club of the National Dr. Walter S. McAfee, South Belmar, an astro-physicist Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's recently appointed, as the Army Electronic Command's first Clubs. It will be presented at the Seventh Annual Founders' scientific adviser to the deputy for laboratories, Will receive Day Awards Luncheon here in the King's Grant Inn. the Scientific Achievement Award. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Catherine East, executive secretary of the interdepartmental committee on the Status of Community Service citations will be given to Mrs. Lois Women and the Citizen's Advisory Council on the Status of. Pratt, Neptune, a retired schoolteacher; Joseph Taylor, Nep- Women, Washington, D.C. tune, executive director of Monmouth Community Action Pro- The Sojourner Truth award is given to a woman who best gram, and Willie Hamm, Asbury Part, president there of the reflects the life of Sojourner Truth, a woman known as the Westside Coalition and an admissions director at Rutgers Uni- Black Joan of Arc, who staged the first sit-in, In the office of versity. President Abraham Lincoln, to suggest ways of rehabilitating Scholarship Recipient freedslaves. . Miss Brenda Bogers, a senior at Marlboro Township High Founder of dob School who plans to attend Hampton (Va.) Institute next fall Mrs Margarrad WMtt Mrs. White is the founder of the Central Jersey Club and willbe the scholarship recipient served as its first president She retired in March after 26 Mrs. Shirley Faddies, Lakewood, is luncheon chainnarCas- years in the teaching and clerical fields. sisted by Mrs. Beatrice Phillips; Neptune. Cigaret Borrowers a Nuisance Dear Ann Landers: My hus- Children. As a grandmother Lois has been my best the kitchen of a friend and • band and I are undecided. who did well with her own friend for seven years but re- help oneself to food. The next Will you please help us come "brood and- is now watching" cently she has developed a time Lois beads that Way, to grips with the problem? We1 Ann her daughters and sons do' bad habit. She comes into my* stop her and explain that you live in a middle-class housing even better, may I add a 13th house, sits with me for abouf plan to serve cookies and milk' development. We mind our rule? 10 minutes, then off she.goes a little later and that she • own business and have a Landers If a mother or father lacks to the kitchen and helps her-, should wait, , , V pleasant relationship with ev- the imagination or will not - self, to whatever she sees, r eryone on the block. But our take, the time to plan some- wouldn't dream of doing such Dear Ann Landers: Our neighbors are not our social What is your opinion? - Free thing interesting and instruc- . a thing - even in my aunt's daughter is 23. She married a friends. * Cigaret Machine tive for their children to do, house. I think it's colossal lazy, no-good rat who is al- The famir? down the street Dear Free: The worst part, they have no right to object to nerve. * ready cheating on her. She is has four children. Three times of this scene is the example' whatever the kids think up This afternoon, Lois fixed six months pregnant. Should Register Stall Photo in the past six weeks they, the parents are setting for themselves.-KansasGranny - herself a triple-decker sand- we encourage her to get a di- WORLDWIDE FASHIONS — A/Irs. Douglas McCrum, Mrs. Richard E. have sent ond of their children their children. It is unfortu-. • Dear Granny: Right you wich and drank half a quart of vorce? We don't think it Nevius and Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Shrewsbury, left to right, preview over to "borrow" a couple of nate when children see their1 are. "An idle mind is the de- milk. I kept my mouth shut makes any sfcnse for a young some fashions made in missions around the world and sold.at Mission Vil- cigarets. My husband smokes. parents so enslaved by the to- vil's workshop. Idle hands are because I didn't know what to girl to live with a mistake for- lage, Ocean Grove. A collection will be modeled Tuesday at 8 p.m. at a I do not. We have always giv- bacco habit that they must his tools." Let's make it a say. After she left I was mad' ever. Please rush your advice. benefit party In Blair Hall of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church, spon- en the cigarets to the child borrow a cigaret to get baker's dozen. Thanks for at myself for keeping quiet. - sored by the church's Women's Association, Tickets are available from and not thought too much through the night. It also is a writing. , Would I be a bad hostess if I - Mother Who Saw It Coming Mrs. Henry R. Grimm, 64 Garden Road. about it, but after the third nuisance. I'd say three times- Dear Ann Landers: I am a told her I didn't like it? - Dear Mother: Keep quiet. time we are beginning to won- is enough. From now on say 13-year-old girl who has a Chicken Friend It is her mistake and her no- der if we should continue this "no." problem that is bothering me Dear Chick: Lois has no good, lazy rat. It should also practice. There's a drug store Dear Ann Landecs: I am a lot. I have no. idea what to manners and I think you be her decision, since she will three blocks from here which happy you reprinted your do about it I hope you will might teach her something It have to abide by the con- Mrs. Thomas Spang Heads " stays open until midnight. League of Women Voters 'Twelve Rules For liaising" give me a solution. is extremely rude to go into •sequences ' HOLMDEL - Mrs. Thomas hosting chairman on the exec- Maybach. 'Spang was elected president utive board of the People to On the national level the Medical Society Auxiliary People Chapter of Greater of the League of Women Vot- members will study the Con: ers of Holmdel. Bed Bank last year. gress, the quality of our envi- Mrs. Spang resides at 12 In- Other officers elected in- ronment, foreign policy with: Installs Slate at Luncheon dian Creek Road, with her' clude Mrs. Scott M. Fitch, emphasis on trade, and hu- EATONTOWN - Mrs. Anthony Garruto of don, Interlaken, first vice president; Mrs. Eu- husband, a Bell Telephone first vice "president; Mrs. Jo- man resources. Locust, was installed president of the Woman's gene Rothenberg, Deal Park, second vice president; Mrs. Joseph Bogdan, Deal, correspond- Laboratories employe, and seph Lechleider, second vice On the state level they will Auxiliary to the Monmouth County Medical So- their three children, aged It, president; Mrs. William Cole- endeavor to achieve reform of ciety at a luncheon here in the Old Orchard ing secretary; Mrs. Walter Ryan, West Long 10, and 7. She served on the man, secretary; Mrs. Jerry the tax structure, and will Inn. Branch, recording secretary; Mrs. Thomas board of directors as water Shrlmpton, Mrs. W. C. Reu- study the state legislature and Mrs. Samuel Stevens, .Oakhurst, a past Westerraan, Kumson, financial secretary, and resources chairman during telhuber, and Mrs. David Sut- work for more state funding president, was installing officer. Mrs. Michael Mrs. Frederick Steller, Spring Lake, treasur- the Holmdel League's current liff, directors; Mrs. Emil J. for education. LaPorta, West Long Branch, retired as presi- er. S year and is a member of the Doctaych, budget chairman; . A fashion-show was presented by Flora On the local level they will dent. Holmdel Conservation Com- Mrs. Herbert K. Williams, study sanitary landfill sites in Others seated were Mrs. Ralph Berman, dress shop, Red Bank. Proceeds of the lunch- mission. She also has been a nominating committee chair- 1 Monmouth County and will re- Kumson, president-elect; Mrs. Enrique Par- eon went to the Homemakers Fund. den mother for Pack 431 for man, with, Mrs. George Wat- view Holmdel's new master- the past Uiree years and was terworth and Mrs. Kichard L. plan as it becomes available. Mrs. Spang invites area GAS KITCHENS BY women who are interested in AAUW to Honor 6 Members studying and acting on these • EATONTOWN - The chairman for 30 years of tfie' Women's Clubinow an AAUW issues to contact her about Mrs. Thomas Spang Northern Monmouth County branch's first literature study branch, Mrs. King was active Mrs. Anthony Garroto 'iimms joining the League. Branch of the American Asso- group; Mrs. Emilio Fanjul, in scholarship fund raising ciation of University Women Red Bank, president of the and in civic affairs. Upon • KITCHENS ARE BETTER will honor six members of branch from 1941-43, who or- moving to Monmouth County ANTIQUE a ART SHOW at K. M. HERE are 3 Reasons long-standing at its Spring ganized' the first annual used- in 1956, Mrs. King transferred at • Luncheon and Creative Crafts book sale in 1935; Mrs. Jo- her AAUW membership to the Freehold Raceway • CARVED SOLID WOOD-CORE Fashion Show June 7 at 11:30 seph Hunter, Fair Haven, Northern Monmouth Branch Sunday, May 23 DEEPLY SCULPTURED DESIGN a.m. in the Old Orchard Inn, pr&sident of the branch from and has been one of the RikiorSNiw - It's A Date • DMleralnvittd Eatontown. 1945-47, a trustee of Montclair group's steadfast supporters. • HAND-RUBBED OIL FINISHES The fashion show will be State Teachers' College, Cal536-M»3or536-MM BRING OUT GRAIN'S NATURAL BEAUTY presented by members of the member of the board of the GARAGESALE SPRING DANCE AAUW Creative Crafts Study Monmouth Federation of Re- • ALL-VINYL INTERIORS &.„. MADISON TOWNSHIP - A MIDDLETOWN-The Group and will feature origi- publican Women, and now in Protects against dun - stainAppliances - Wipess clean. garage sale to benefit the Ladies Auxiliary of the Mid- nal designs, hand-printed fab- her ninth year as a member of MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP On Display Gas Madison Township Historical dletown Elks lodge will have rics, .and handmade jewelry, the dean's staff at Douglass £ Estimates Society will take place tomor- VIS IT .& Showroom 5 Design a spring dance and buffet to- handbags and accessories. College; Mrs. Walter E. In- £ Drawings row from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at morrow at 9 p.m. in the Lodge Reservations for the luncheon gram Jr., Little Silver, presi- CLEAN-UP WEEK 6-9W*d. &Fri. 2113 Rt. 35 the Thomas Warne Museum Home, 170 Main St. Tickets 10-5 SM. will be accepted before May dent of the Northern Mon- WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: 1-SSun. OAKHURST 493-4022 on Rt. 516, opposite Cedar' are available at the lodge. 25 by Mrs. Richard Martel, 34 mouth Branch from 1553-55, NOHm SIDE OF ROUTE 36 ((ROM BAY TO 36) Ridge High School. Iroquois Ave., Oceanport. member of the Little Silver 'GARAGE SALE Special guests at the lunch- Library Board, and for the RED BANK - The Jaycee- eon will be six women who past five years president of REGULAR PICK-UP DAYS ettes will have a garage sale will be honored for their long- Planned Parenthood of Mon- tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 time interest In AAUW. Five mouth County; and Miss Irma LAST WEEK IN MAY p.m. on Clay SL, opposite the 'of the women will receive von Glahn, Red Bank, mem- Stienbach parking lot. SOUTH SIDE OF ROUTE 36 Named Grant Certificates, ber of the Northern Mon- each of which denotes a $500 mouth Branch and the first REGULAR PICK-UP DAYS SHAHN BENEFIT contribution by the branch to literature study group since . ROOSEVELT - Friends of the Jeanette Tongren Endow- their inception in 1935. FIRST WEEK IN JUNE Ben Shahn will present an art ment of the AAUW Fellow- The branch will pay special Collection* will bo made only on I flirty mini romper sets exhibition and sale tomorrow ships Fund. tribute to Mrs. Clinton P. I for summer nightlife.. and Sunday from noon to 8 The women for whom the King, Atlantic Highlands, a REGULAR DAYS OF COLLECTIONS p.m. in the Roosevelt Public grants will be named are Mrs. 1910 graduate of Wcljesley Loose debris must bo placed In receptacles that can be dan- • It's the newest look on School. Proceeds of the sale Leland W. Crafts, Red Bank, College and a member of the dled by one man. '. the scene and we have will be used for restoration of a prize-winning poet and New Jersey division of AAUW Wood and branches should bs tied in bundlefof four feet. them in our junior the school's historic mural by for 50 years. As a member of Tree stumps should be cut so as to be handled by one man. dress department. the late Ben Shahn. the Essex County College That's the romper Probert-1 serman suit, sleek-fitting and HUNTINGTON. L.I. - Mr.- sexy in crushed velvet and Mrs. Jordan M. iserman and satin in two dif- announce yie engagement of: ferent looks. Choose their daughter, Miss Judith AT MR. HARVEY'S ... either a long sleeve Carolyn Iserman, to Roger biouse or string-tie DECORATING Howard Probert, son of Mr. vest to go over your mini shorts. Take PROBLEMS? and Mrs. John R. Probert, 12 yours in pink or blue. Hilltop Road, Freehold, N.J. Sizes 5 to 13. A winter wedding is planned. WE CARE! The bride-elect was gradu- atee from Huntington High School and is in her junior At Mr. Harvey's Suzanne Fashion Wigs, we year at Lebanon Valley Col- care ... we caro enough to carry the very best, Ameri- lege, Annville, Pa. Her fiance can made wig. We caro enough to let only highly expects to be graduated from trained consultants give you the individual attention Lebanon Valley College next you deserve. Wo care enough tp toll you our big, bold, month. new story and not expect you to buy. We cars onough to bo hers when you need us. We care enough to maintain a service department for cur own and all oth-. YARDSALE wwifls. Stop in any time, ono of our staff will be hap- RUMSON - The annual py to answer all your questions and show you around. yard sale given by the Sister- II you would lile to know more, call or write for our hood of Congregation B'nai Is- free brochure. rael, Hance and Ridge Roads, ...of counayou will take' place Sunday, start- con charge it! USE WARDS CUSTOM SERVICE ing at 10,,a.m. Games, pony FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME rides, refreshments, plant and Call 542-2150 Today cake sales will also be fea- Us* all of Wards Custom tured. Mr. Harvey's Service* WEHONOR > bedspreids • shadts • draperies TIIEATER PARTY * slipcovers • rtupholsiery LINCRQFT - St. Leo the CANAD Great.Rosary-Altar Society (N.xtIo9t«Hlwry Port Q$a) BANK: 30 Broad Street Wants Monmouth , wilT sponsor a bus trip to New ^ ASBURYPARK: 600 Cookman Ave. Shopping Cantor York tomorrow to see "Two 558 BROAD ST. , SHREWSBURY, N.J. tMontowCir. tOAMlill 9:30 PM by Two," followed by dinner 741-8256 at Tavern on the Green. ' Maytime The Dtfly Bqftto, IMVlnitMiitieimnJi. J, ¥Mtj, M«y 21; 1971 0 A weirds. Given RED BANK - An arrangement by Mrs. George V. Coe 3rd, a member of the Rumson Garden Club, was voted most beautiful by participants - a record number of almost 1,000 * - in Tuesday's 13th annual Maytime Tour of Homes. The traditional silver bowl presentation was made here the next Miss Johnson Miss Gartner MlssHolsten JHissWozencrott Miss Over day in the apartment of Mrs. Donald B. Neil, chairman of the event sponsored by the Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital Auxiliary. EngagementsAnnounced Mrs. Coe's arrangement was of purple anemones, lav- Weigandt-Krakowski ender sweet peas, white li- Gaddis-Johnson lacs, wbite tulips and leu- RED BANK - The engage- Red Bank Regional High WEST KEANSBURG - An- fiance are alumni of Raritan cothoe. The flowers were ar- ment of Jfflss Brenda Colleen School. ' nouncement Is made by Mr. High School. She was gradu- ranged in a silver biscuit bowl Johnson to Thomas Gaddis, and Mrs. Edward Krakowski, ated from Our Lady of and decorated the reception son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Her fiance, who resides- 89 Seventh Ave., of the en- Lourdes School of Nursing, room of the Brooks Banker Gaddis, Country Club Apart- with his grandfather, George gagement of their daughter, Camden, and is a staff nurse home. Little Silver. ments, Eatontown, is an- Corlies, 35 Navesink Ave., Miss Maryann Krakowski, to at Eivervlew Hospital, Red nounced by her mother, Mrs. New Shrewsbury, is an Brian Weigandt, son of Mr. Bank. Register Staff Photo Other Rumson Garden Club Arlean Johnson, 11 Martin FIRST PLACE 7-./W5. George V. Coe 3rd, a member of the Rumson Gar- .arrangements in the Banker1 alumnus of Bumsoh-Fair and Mrs. Francis J. Weigandt, Mr. Weigandt attended Jem Place. A July wedding is Haven Regional High School. 29 Franciscan Way, Hazlet. sey City State College and is a den Club, receives silver bowl for her award-winning flower arrangement, home were by Mrs. Joseph F. planned. In one of thft; Maytlme Tour homes. The presentation by Mrs. Carl Dam- Lord Jr., second; Mrs. James He is attending Erookdale The couple plan to be married laboratory technician at Bel* man, Holmdel, left, ticket chairman far the event which drew record- Fox, third; and Mrs. Dayton Miss Johnson is a senior at Community College, Llncroft. next May. Ray Special Laboratories, breaking crowds, Is made In the Red-Bank home of Mrs. Donald B. Nell/ Beguelin, fourth. Miss Krakowski and her Fanningdale. jeneral-tHitftfman of the benefit given, by the Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- Arrangements by Lake- McManus-Gartner tal Auxiliary, .-;:•; A- ;• ... •; ;••;;:..;;.:• -, •.:.',;•' ' "'.' ' ridge Garden dub members • MIDDIJETOWN-MissCol- graduated this month with a Bivens-Conrad decorated the Jack Kaplan lette Helena Gartner and B.A. degree in elementary KEANSBURG - Miss Jo Township High School and is home, Rumson..Participants Warren E. McManus Jr. plan education from Caldwell Col- Ann Kathleen Conrad and employed by Luy-Tullp Cup were Mrs. Gustav Roros, to be married Oct. 23. Their lege. She is also an alumna of Army Pfc. Paul Peter Bivens Corp., Holmdel,. Her fiance, BerijSShtihri Society Art Sale first; Mis. Arthur Bent, sec- engagement was announced the Barbizon School of Mod- plan to be married Sept. 11. an alumnus of Albia Commu- ond; Mrs. Michael Macario, by the brid&elect's parents, eling, Highland Park. nity High School, is stationed third, and Mrs. Gregory Mrs. Mildred Conrad, 15 Sny- To Aid Mural Restoration Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Gartner, Mr. McManns is an der Ave., here, has announced at Ft. Monmoutn. artist who tias had an exhibit llaimone, fourth. ROOSEVEtiT - ThB Ben gan, a Pulitzer Eriza winner at a party in their home at 11 alumnus of Peddle School, her daughter's engagement-to < at the Philadelphia Print Shahn Society: has gathered In 1962 for his book of poetry Fair Haven Garden Club Dwight Road, here, Hightstown, and the Univer- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- some 200 witfeHf art for a Clnb, will be represented. The titled "Poems." The couple members made arrangements sity of Pennsylvania's Whar- bur Bivens of Albia, Iowa. ROOSEVELT AM sale, proceeds M which will couple live in New York City. live in Truro, Mass. Her fiance is the son of Mr. for the William Kelly home, ton School of Business, where Miss Conrad, daughter also be used to help finance the Bernarda Bryson Shahn, Boy Slamm, Abby Shahn's and Mrs. McManus, 30 Cra- SHOW/SALE Little Silver. Votes placed he received a B.S. degree in of the late Louis Conrad, was •restoration of the late Ben the internationally-recognized husband, also a nationally- bapple Lane, Rumson. Mrs. Willard Gabel, first; economics. He is a marketing graduated from Middletown Sbahn's historic mural in the artist's widow, has contrib- known artist, will be repre- Mrs. Charles Jahnig, second; . Miss Gartner* was gradu- representative with Royal Noon to 8 P.M. public school* here. The uted work to the benefit show. sented in this weekend's Mrs. Norman Blrkenmeier, PuMc School, ltow«*,HJ. ated from Bed Bank Catholic Globe Insurance Company, PARENTS OF SON iresco, in danger of severe Mrs. Shahn, who is writing a show. third, and Mrs. Grover Cul- East Orange. deterioration, has been peeled book abont her husband, is in High School and expects to be ISLAND PARK,- L.I. - Mr. Many wall known and local artfoto Contemporaries of Ben shaw, fourth. including: Shahn. Baskin, Gwa- from its wall, ready for ship- Italy, where she has been vis- Shahn and those who are art- 'and Mrs. William A. Grimley, Mrs. Marshall L. Ribe, Na- Railroad Place, are parents of Ihemy, Piestopino, Landau. Mqrtln, ment to Italy, along with the iting tier son, Jonathan, a ists who reside in this commu- vesink Garden CInb, was first Keator-Holsten Soyer, Ksatns. Frasconl. sinopia, the underpainting Mr. a son, born May 14 in South sculptor working in Italy. nity have contributed works place winner in the Bernard LITTLE SILVER - The en- partment at Riverview Hospi- •10to»1,O00 Shahn created as a working Jonathan also will have work , Nassau' Community's Hospi- Ptocemii toward rastonfon of (imotaShtrn for sale. B. White home, Locust. Other gagement of Miss Diana Gale tal, Red Bank. Her father is muni In RoOMrvoll ScJiool. drawing. These via be repair- in the benefit tomorrow and Hal, Oceanside, N.Y. Mrs. Sponsor*) By Among them are Stefan Navesink Garden Club par- Holsten to Anthony Randall second vice" president and FrtotU of B«n Sh»n, Inc. _. ed by Ottotino Nonfarmale in Sunday. Martin, Gregorio Prestopino, ticipants were Mrs. Howard Grimley is the former Martha Ms studio in Bologna, Italy, Keator, son of Mr. and Mrs. group actuary at New York Fitzgerald of Hazlet, N.J. Also, Ben Shahn's daugh- Antonio Frasconl, Herbert G. Williams, second; Mrs., Bandall M. Keator, 28 Ward Life Insurance Company, fcy the delicate process used ters, Judith, an illustrator, Steinberg, Jacob Landau, John Stryker, third, and Mrs. to restore the Renaissance Ave., Rumson, is announced New York City. • • and Abby Shahn, a painter, Hachel Folsom, Edwin Bos- Charles G. Eodgers, fourth. toy the prospective bride's Mr. Keator was graduated frescoes damaged during the will have works in the show. skam and Robert Mueller. Ready to Hang recent floods. Arrangements by Garden parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- from Fay School, Southboro, HOUSE Judith is the wife of Alan Du- Also, Charles Alston, Benny Clue EFO were used in the crick H. Holsten, 28 Laurel Mass., and Salisbury (Conn,) The exhibition and salo will Andrews, Richard AnuszMew- Little Silver home of Mrs: Drive. An-Aug. 21 wedding is School. He attended Boston BOAT lie held here from coon to 8 VFW Auxiliary icz, Leonard Baskin, Peter Henry F. Dexter Jr. Mrs. planned. University and was recently p.m. tomorrow and Sunday. Berlinrut, Jack Bermowitz, Frank Thomas placed first; Miss Holsten was graduated discharged'after four years of INSURANCE In addition to the works for To Install 12 Clarence Carter, Morris Cha- Mrs. John Waraecke, second; from Red Bank High School, service in the Air Force. He CUR- san, Liz Dauber, Jose de sale, there will be an exhibi- HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Alice Mrs. S. D. Reiners, third, and Lycoming College in William- plans to continue his college tion of works by Ben Shahn, Creeft, Frances Duckett, "Wil- Mis. Peter Read, fourth. sport, Pa., and the Presby- education in the fall. from Gilson was initiated to the liam Gropper, Chaim Gross, some of which have never Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW terian-University of Pennsyl- Mr. Heater's father is exec- been shown before - some Robert Gwathmey, S. W. Hay- vania Medical Center for Me- at a meeting conducted by ter, James Kearns, Sol Lib- Holbrook-Katz utive vice president of Well- personal art works owned by Mrs. Irene Dedrick in the post dical Technology. She is em- ington Distributors, Phila- TAINS Mends and neighbors of Mr. sohn, Peter Papne, Bernard LITTLE SILVER - The en- looking for tint taMM «HMt? v home, 331 Bay Ave. ployed in the hematology de- delphia. Shahn. y\ Perlin, Anton Refregier, Earl gagement of Miss Shirley Want thai umiaiial? Than taka • Plans for the joint in- INSURANCE COMPANY glanca through our canain da- Represented with works in Schrag, Edward Schlinski, Madeleine Katz to Richard stallation of post and aux- Marge Silversweig, Raphael Holbrook, son of Professor Larkin-Wozencroft paitmant. YouTa am to find |uat the sale will be the family of iliary officers were com- Covers your liability plus , what will «ult your aaada in ovr Ben Shahn, who are all in the Soyer, Sabina Teichman, and Mrs. Clyde Holbrook, NEW MONMOUTH - Mr. ation. logOMlaetion. pleted. Mrs. Minor L. Johnson Stuyvesant Van Veen, Peter Oberlin, Ohio, Has been an- and Mrs. Arthur Owen Wozen- Mr. Larkin is an alumnus of the value of your unit and arts, except a son Ezra, who a past, president of District 6 is a scientist and professor of Vince, Charles white, Tony nounced by the bride-elect's crolt, 9 Millbrook Drive, an- Cardinal Dougherty High. equipment. and past local auxiliary presi- Wisewaty, Paul Wunderlich parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max nounce the engagement of School and attended Temple genetics-at Hunter College, dent, will install the new aux- New York. His wife, Joyce and others. Katz, 139 Rumson Place. An. their daughter, Miss Meron University, Philadelphia, iliary officers, assisted by GROSSINGER Sills, a distinguished graphics The Friends of Ben Shahn Aug. 29 wedding is planned. Marguerite Wozencroft, to Ke- where he played defensive Mrs. Boss Horton, past aux- Miss Katz was valedicto- vin James Larkin, son of Dr. end on the football team. He iliary president, as installing is a non-profit, tax exempt or- & HELLER ganization. rian of her graduating class at and Mrs. Joseph Larkin of worked for two years in Ken- conductress. Roosevelt is on Rt. 571, four Red Bank High School. She Philadelphia. The couple plan tucky with the Appalachia AGENCY DANCE Installed president will be was awarded a B.S. degree in to be married Aug. 28. Program and is attending.St. BROAD & MECHANIC Mrs.- George Sarjos; Mrs. Ed- miles from Hightstown Exit 8 SHREWSBURY of the New Jersey Turnpike, mathematics from Brandeis Miss Wozencroft was gradu- Joseph's College in Phila- REDBANK 468 BROAD ST. PtyTYOURSELF gar Johnson, senior vice pres- delphia. He plans to be a University and received an ated from Middletown Town- 741-2100 CUB 747-4422 J IN THE ident; Mrs. Irene Oakes, ju- M.A. degree in teaching from ship High School and is an in- teacher. pWLIGHT nior vice president; Mrs. Boss Candidates the University of Chicago. terior design student at Dre- Horton, treasurer; Mrs. Rob- To Model Miss Katz teaches mathemat- xel Institute of Technology, INNEWJBSEYIT'S ert M. Waters ST., chaplain; ics in the Laboratory School Philadelphia. She is a mem- Mrs. Katherine Johnson, con* Bikinis _of the University of Chicago. ber of Delta Zeta sorority, ductress; Mrs. Stephen H. FREEHOLD - Bikinis and Mr. Holbrook received a Student Congress and the Faller, guard; Mrs. Minor L. hot pants will be among the B.A. degree in history from Homecoming Committee. She Johnson, secretary; Mrs. "in" stylesto be modeled by Yale University and .master also is on the school's year- Dedrick, retiring president, 11 queen contestants in the degrees in German and his- book staff and is a member of f«rftbulOU»Fa»hronRnd» three-year trustee; Mrs. 10th annual Freehold Area tory from the University of the Women's Athletic Associ- Charles Yeicgst, historian; Hospital Charity Ball contest Chicago. He is a candidate for Mrs. Burton Miller, patriotic at a fashion show June 1 at 8 a Ph. D. In history at tho Uni- • Ballet • Top' instructor; MTS.N> Deride, flag- p.m. in tho Elks Club, East > vetsity of Illinois, where he is Shea-Over • To5 •Acrobatic bearer, and Mrs; Both O'Ncll, Main St. banner-bearer. a teaching assistant tahis - UNION BEACH - An- • Baton •Jaz* The special fashion show Is conncdndit is nwflfi oy JAV- Nomination and election of •tory. CHILDREN &ADUKS expected to raise additional and Mrs. William D. Over, 703 officers will lie held Monday funds for tho Charity Ban to Bay Ave., of the engagement SPECIAL TOTS CL/VSSES at the Sixth District meeting. INSTAUATION GREAT be held Juno 19 at the Free- of their daughter, Miss Sand* Mrs. Oakes, Mrs. Faller and - Sold Raceway. KEANSBURG - Officers in ra Anna Over, to Raymond LeahMauer Mrs. Miller were elected dele- Veterans of Foreign Wars John Shea Jr., son of Mr. and gates. SCHOOL OF DANCE Post and those In the Ladles Mrs. Shea, 98 Roosevelt, Ave., At Tuesday's meetinga me- Auxiliary wiB 68 Installed to- WMSTFRONTSTREET Soroptimists MoiganvUle. REDBANK morial service will be con* morrow at 8:30 p.m. in .the ducted. Mark7thYear post home, Ramsey Ave. The.bride-elect attended 747-9552 Guests are welcome. HIGHLANDS - The sev- Keyport High School. Her GIVEAWAY enth anniversary of the Sorop- fiance is an alumnus of Free- £. ANCIENT MARINER timists of Twin Lights Area MOTHERS TO MEET hold Regional High School was celebrated at a dinner KEYPORT - The Modem and attended Bropkdale Com- ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK meeting here in Bates Land- Mothers Social Club will meet munity College, Ltaeroft. He COATS • SUITS • DRESSES ing Restaurant. Monday at 8 p.m. in the home is employed by the Monmouth New officers will be in- of Mrs. Theodore Cslk. County Parks Commission. S stalled here June 10 by Mrs, Gwen Hertner, Asbury Park, PANTSUITS Burnished brass, teekatand.Working lightod. Ml governor of the North Atlantic compass - complete, Region. Proceeds of a spring W«d.,Thuri,,ffi. 10:304, Sat. 10-6 dinner-dance in Magnolia Inn, 74ShrewibufyAva.«Mor»mouthSt. - Matawan, will be presented rUdBink 842-7778 that night to a representative BUY ANTIQUE of South Amboy Hospital mm PRICES DOWN-SEA SWIM CLUB HORSE HAPPY KIDS SLASHED OLYMPIC SIZE POOL Ages 7 thru 17 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT for TO THE BONE! 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Organized Trips - Stable Management , 671-5999 DUTCH ACRES 591-1041 1113 THIRD AVENUE SPRING IAKE IU i.KUtdvKtgbtw,RedIUM.«i4arl«»V^.J-,*ri,Mi) 21,1971 • How Met Batters Silenced by Phils t i Tie TWrt its out wmg the New Y«* Mets: Get Wise. After the Mets won the first two games of the Pittsburgh the park-Veterans Stadium, especially is center field. The Bat Bkk Wise w»s Jast unottier untoatliahle for Manager Gil series last weekend to take then- 14th of 17 games, they lost 4-2 pitch had pretty good stuff on it, too. It was a little above the Bodges1 aid Eds. to the Pirates Sunday. Then followed 4-3 and 8-6 losses to At- knees." "We're an rig*," said Hodges alter Philadelphia silenced lanta and 4-1 and 1-0 to Philadelphia on the short road swing. . Gentry, an important part of the Mets' World Series Atlanta Korom City.™.™ In yesterday's other National League Games, San Fran- triumph in 1969, prays the current slump doesnt last forever. Los Angeles 1? AIS 16- California. ~, New Yfldt M on six hits last night for the Mets' fifth straight Houston 21 Mi 10V4 Ml l waukM...... loss. cisco whipped Chicago 8-7; St. Louis turned back Los Angeles "I hope it's the longest one we have this year," he said. Cincinnati 23 .3K 13 Chicago... ..«. Son Diego.— - 12 24 .314 16 Niw York (0) '| rtillodelptilaO) Niw York U) I BMIM (5) Boston 5, Hew York 2 Ttisj deal took «n right Before the spinout, the Mets 5-0; Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 5-4; San Diego dropped Hous- ob r h ob r h ob r h ab Detroit 5fXlwekmU. Ceeland ,, 11 InnlnsJ ton 4-2 and Montreal cooled off Atlanta 4-3 in 14 innings. Bowa u 4 0 3 Clarke 2b 4 0 0 Aprlco ss 44 California I, Minnesota were Imrtling in high sear with a hot winning percentage and Hrrlsn ss TT»lr3lj A A 1 cmeimatl S, Pittsburgh * Munson c RStltRStnlthh rf 3 Son Francisco I. Chicago 7 Oakland 7, Milwaukee 3 ttreegune lead in Use National League East Now they're a Yanks Also Lose Mrshll rf Mnlntcf 2 0 1 While If Ysrikl If 4 Baltimore ot Washlngio Clones If DJtuunlb 3 1 1 St. Louis 5. Lot Angeles 0 rain Murcer cf Ptrcll 3b 3 Philadelphia 1, New York 0 game tehmrl (rooi-nairing Pittsburgh and only percentage In the American League, it was Boston 5, New York 2; Det- Krnpl lb MCrvrc 3 0 0 Cater lb Scott llb 4 . . Bswll2b Freed rf 3 0 1 Son Diego 4, Houston 2 FAIourf BCBCnglrocl f 4 0 0 Montreal 4, Atlanta 3,14 Innings points in front of third-place St. Louis. roit 5, Cleveland 3; California 1, Minnesota 0 and Oakland 7, Aspmnt 3b Hlslerf 0 0 0 RHnsen3l> 3 0 1 Jsphsn c 4 0 0 Grote c Tutor's Game* .^Vaswr^ •Jest Hit a Sa»g' Milwaukee 3. Rain postponed Baltimore at Washington. Mormon 2b 3 0 0 Mchlss 3 0 1 JKnndy2b 1 0 1 Gentry p • • - 3 0 0, Bhnsn p Leep 10 0 Los Angeles (Osteen 5-2) ot Chicago Boston (Lonboro 1-0) ot Baltimore Shmsky pll 2 0 0 (Hands 4-49 Gary Gentry, who pitched one of the strongest games in Wlsep 3 0 0 Blfry pn I 0 0 Bollnp 1 0 0 CDobson 2-3) "We're jast hit a snag," said Hodges calmly, exuding the Frsllop McDnl p Cincinnati (UcGlothlln 2-3) at Phila- Milwaukee (Lockwood 3-30 at Kansos 0 0 0 delphia (Bunnlna 2-6), nlgtit , , City (Bunker 5-3) . posture «rf a wiener. "Fortunately, we're in a position to over- the Mets' Black Week, made one mistake-a gopher ball to De- Gibbs ph 1 0 0 Total 32 0 6 Total 28 1 6 Atlanta (Jarvls 0-5) ot New York Washington (Janeikl 1-2) at Detroit (Chance 0-7) come it" ron Johnson for the only run in the second inning. Total 33 2 7 Total 19 S 7

The Mustangs of Marlboro walk while striking out 10 Ti- victory pattern. The Mustangs Losing pitcher Terry, Maher Dolan belted three hits - are on the threshold of their tans, and unloaded a home added one in the fifth on a walked four and struck out double, triple, and home run - first Shore Conference "D." run ane triple (three runs bat- wa^k and singles by Jeff the same number. to pace a 14-hit attack which Division baseball champion- ted in) in his team's six-hit of- Lenahan and Vin Amore John Dolari was the pitch- was aided by 10 Red Raider ship and an elusive berth in fensive. (RBI) and another in the ing and hitting star in Wall's errors. He drove in four runs. the Monmouth College In- Keansburg, winner of only sixth on Titus' solo homer. romp over Keyport. Dolan, John 'Mansfield- also con- vitational Tournament one of 10 conference games In the second, Sam DeLuzio who gave up the Keys' only tributed three hits, including a Coach Dick Skehan's boys and two .of 18 overall, scored singled, moved to second on a run on three singles in the pair of doubles to the winning clinched a tie for the title yes- in the first inning on Bob passed ball, advanced to third first inning, yielded only one cause. Dolan's homer in the terday by defeating cellar- Giebler's single which scored on Vic Yuhas' single and hit - a third inning double by second came with two men on dwelling Keansburg, 6-2; for 'Jack Marascio who also sin- scored on Mike Podolla's sac- John Courtney — the rest of base. their ninth conference victory gled. rifice fly. the way to fashion a neat Keyport scored in the first in 11 outings. They need a vic- However, Marlboro, il-5 Dave Provanow walked, four-hitter. He walked three on singles by Curt Schanck tory (or a Wall Township loss) overall, pushed across four and Titus delivered Yuhas and struck out four. and Courtney, a walk to Don i in their final "D" game next runs in the second to set the and Provanow with his triple. In the hitting department, Bielak and Steve Langan's Tuesday against Henry Hud- single. son Regional to reign su- Wall garnered three runs in preme. each of the first two Innings Wall kept its hopes for a Brookdale Nine Sweeps two in the third and three share of the crown alive by more in the seventh. The thumping Keyport, 11-1, yes- Knights, 8-3 in "D" and 9-6 terday. overall, slammed five Register Staff Photo To Capture GSAC Honors doubles, two triples and a Ken Titus" (SM))"pitched and AT FALCONS' FETE — Guest speaker Tom Cahill, West Point football batted Marlboro to victory. win in the second encounter. home run in the contest. coach, gets to know Monmouth Regional High School athletes prior to last LINCROFT - Bro'okdale den for the state champion- Keyport, 5-7 in "D" and 7-9- He Derraitted six hits and a Community College clinched ship at Ocean County on Sat- He gave up three hits, while night's Golden Falcon Booster banquet at Gibbs Hall/ Ft. Monmouth. Left Keansburs (2) J Marlboro (« 1 overall, will open its Central. Ob r h ob r !>• the Northern Division title of urday. his Jersey Blue teammates to right are Chris Bechtle, John Home, Nate Albert, Jamey McClure, Brcklrf Thmpsnrf 110 Jersey Group I state tourna- 3 " " the Garden State Athletic John Montefusco won his put together rallies in the Paula Dobbins and Bruce Gerrity. MrscliClcO SS 4 0 1 ment bid Monday against. Trckwsl cf 3 0 1 Conference championship eighth game without a loss in fourth and fifth innings. CblerJb 3 1 1 Delaware Valley. Mrtonc 2 1 1 the first game. He allowed Brookdale is 13-7 overall Crghlnab 2 0 0 here yesterday by winning a Mian if 1 1 O doubleheader from Essex just two hits. L Lvett lb Wndel ph 10 0 Moher p Rolken c 3 0 0 County College, 8-2 and 3-0. Bob Anderson hit a home Haverph 3 2 2 Rose's Arm Lifts Colonials Tllusp The title was the first ever run for the Blues with two on AVOLV O WONT Totals i S 23 6 a Keansburg lot ooo a—2 for a Jersey Blue team. in the third inning. Marlboro (MO 011 X —6 Rich Rubley evened his Tpl.-TltUS. HR— THUS. The Blues will meet Cam- WatiTWp.(ll) | record at 3-3 with a mound SELF DESTRUCT Brookdale (I) ob r h Essex (2) I Over Scarlet Fliers* 1-0 ob r hi ab r h Essex (0) | Brookdale (3) Msnfld ct Crdzass 3 0 0 BrscoSb 2 3 2 ab r h ab r h Thlel ss Schnk cf 3 1 1 Fsco cf 2t> 4 12 Dolan p 5 S 3 Crtny3b 3 0 2. Brgco 2b tcLrnJb 200 Rose, who is now 2-4, struck Fsslmn ss Moire 3b 2 0 2 Fufcb p • 3 0 1 IN 3 YEARS. Freehold got the game's Srlng rf 3 1 " Blelkc 1 0 0 ' FREEHOLD - Rich Rose Cprzn 3b 1 0 1 Nrmakss 2 0 0 Fsslmn ss Mgire 3b a l l 100% out four Fliers and walked Slocm lb 4 0 Longn If 3 0 1 Cam pa c _ 0- 0. Whlhd lb 2 0 1 Cpzzn lb zapped Neptune with a two- only run in the second inning Oklchy If MQeen rf 3 0 0 3 1 1 USED CAR Frrll 3b 2 0 0 Vdola rf 3 0 0 Campac 2 0 1 when Steve Malschncc one. Bob Little, who now has White Jb 2 0 0 Assyc p 2 Brker If . 2 11 Frrll 3b WARRANTY hitter as the Colonials shot Rssll 2b •3 0 1 0 0 Mwdon If 3 0 0 a 4-3 mark, allowed only four Atdsen 3b .2 1 0 Mnltscop 3 2 2 Assyc c Vdola rf 2 10 down the Scarlet Fliers, 1-0, walked, stole second and went 2 i 2 0 0 Cllrarl 2 0 1 Knyn c 2: 1 1 Ore rt Slla 3b Faalnd p 3 0 0 Krmc 1 0 0 hits, fanned nine and walked Hacktt c .Rlmnelf Rbley p Red Bank Auto Imports here yesterday. to third when the throw was Totals 22 2 2 Totals 2?lTl 2 0 0 misplayed. He and Eose then one. Essex 000020 0—2 Totals 22 0 3 Totals 21 "5 ~* 119 E. Newman Spring* Rd. WephjtiMO) I Freehold (1) Totals Brookdale 103 400x— 8 Wall Essex OOO 0000 — 0 Rad Bank 741-5886 _. __ ob'r h! ab r h worked the suicide squeeze to Freehold's record is now 7- 3320003 — 11 Dbl. - McLaren. Barker. HR - An- Brookdale 000 210K-3 Taylor ss 3 0 - I.Roselb 3 0 1 Keyport 100 0000-1 derson (2 on). Llobylb Mtsnrf 3 0 I perfection. 9; Neptune is 13-8-1. Dbl. — Mansfield (2), Dolan, Searing, Feenyrf Veberlf 3 0 0 Madsen, Courtney. Tpl. — Dolarr, Ealtta. • Scnnpcoc 3 0 1 MrrsclUcf 2 0 0 Mlsneecf 2 10 Little p 3 0 0 Logno 3b 2 0 0 Pelusolf 3 0 0 R.ROS:oseI p 1 0 0 Brwntt 2 0 0 Broch2b 2 0 0 Bkmana 1 "1 Totals 23 0 Totals rii Central Regional Catches Neptune OOO OOO 0-0 Freehold O100O0X-1 Tpl.-Lorkln Shore Regional Napping Eolmdel Freshmen WEST L0NG BBANC ? _ nine hits in four and two- Central R:«. TO Shore Res. (0) ob r h ab r h Nip St. John Vumney central Regional climbed' all thirds innings. Hdlch c 4 2 3 Snboss 3 0 0 H0LMDEL - The Holm- over Shore Regional, 9-0, here John Hodulich and Bob Hrdless 4 3 3 Gllss 10 0 Klmrryrf 5 0 2 If 4 0 0 yesterday in a Shore Confer- Hardie led the Eagle assault Htler lb 4 0 0 IBSOHrop-c' t 3 0 2 del's freshman track team yy Burke cf 4 2" Dnhoe lb 3 nippee the St. John Vianney C" Diii ti with three hits each, and Dtchks2b 4 1. MCnnle c 3 0°? ence "C" Division outing. Tlce It 2 0 0 'junior varsity, 59-58, yes- Central caught Shore nap- O'Horo got two of the three Lynchp 1 0 0 Tmony3b 3 1 2 0 0 terday to avenge a loss earlier ping after the Devils had hits off Tom Lynch, who. went O'rlllrnph OOO Glgllo3b OOO this season. clinched "C" honors and dealt all the way for the win. Rcoppl cf 1 0 0. Holmdel had two double Steve O'Horo his first loss af- zmmrmn p 1 0 0 winners. Bill Nohrbuttcr ter seven wins. Shore is now 7-3 in the Totals S 24 0 3 Central 102310 2 — 9 scored in the 100 and 220 dash- The Golden Eagles rapped league and 17-6 overall. Cen- Shore O0O00OO — 0 es, and Joe Mauro took the O'Horo for seven runs and tral is 3-6 and 8-9. \ Dbl. — Burke (2), Dltchkm. Ugb. and long jump. Scott to Teach Yacht dub Course Alonso's Four-Hitter I SAT. NITE 8 P,M ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - j DOUBLE FEATURE£ Joseph D. Scott Jr., Mon-Wasted in CBA Loss mouth Hills, has been elected LINCROFT - Jose Alonso St. P«ttl*S (NB> (1)| CBA 10) ob r h ob r h J as the instructor for this hurled a four-hitter here yes- Payor2b 3 0 0 Moscoss 2 0 0 J*30-LAP LTD-SPTS. S Clark lb 3 0 0 Gibson rf 3 0 2 j*25-LAPT.Q. MIDGETS year's Atlantic Highlands terday, but the Christian M'Ode rf 3 1 2 Gnlhrc 2 0 0 j*25LAPTQ MIDGETS S Yacht Club Sail Training pro- Fining p 2 0 1 Ptrnolb 3 0 0 | NINE EVENTS K Brothers Academy batters Gsper c 3 0 0 Copula If 3 0 1 gram. Cokasss 2 0 0 Alnsap 2 0 0 couldn't muster an attack. St. Bshoplf 3 D 0 The program consists of Peter's of New Brunswick Pdvnocf ioo 3 0 2 Phfer 3b 3 0 0 Conrad 2b 2 OiO two three-hour sessions per won the mound duel, 10. Kllarrt 1 0 0 Dhanpil aoo week during an eight-week The visitors scored in the totals 24 1 4 TotOlS 23 0 5 St. Peter's loooooo — 1 term beginning June 28, and first inning after two men CBA 000 OOO X — 0 concluding Aug. 20. Dbl. — McDede, Bishop, SzalawkleW' were out. Mike McDede let. doubled and Jim Fleming, the -winning pitcher, singled him home. Commuters, Vacationers Fleming gave up five hits Pair at 67 and struck out eight batters. SUMMER TENNIS SPECIAL Alonso struck out six and- In Ft. walked three. CBA is 7-11. FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - Defending champion Home- ro Blancas and Canadian Little Silver KnicJis Sign George Knudson posted early 67s and shared the first-round Racquet Club lead in the $125,000 Colonial No membership fee. Meminger National Invitational Golf • Ploy rain or shine 20 weeks, 1 hr. a Tournament yesterday. • NEW YORK (AP) - Dean week, only $40. per The two tour veterans came Meminger, 6-foot All-America day or evening. person (Based on 4 in with their three-under-par guard from Marquette Uni- players, less if your rounds before the bright, versity, signed a three-year, grMip'is5or6.)TENNK Texas sun sent, the tempera- * Scientifically no-cut contract yesterday Beware of the dog. 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PHILADELPHIA - Willie SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. _. [•. HWi Av8VP,0. Box 64. Montanez, the Phillies' rookie Utt!« Sliver, II J.07739 Drag Addiction Probtem? - outfielder,- played In eight ptiom 741-0200 Call 9884333 For Help Day or games with the California An- Nipt. gels in 1*66, at ago 18. SHREWSBURY 11 s- Lions Alive - Middletown Township's ference and 6-U on the year. final run. with one in the bottom half on on a scries of Mariner mis- pitching ace Jim Vosk fanned Vosk upped his personal All the scoring came in the Dennis Vandermark's triple to plays attempting to head off 16 Brick Township Dragons record to 7-3 as he held the sixth inning as Lakewood left center and John lacouza's- McNulty who beaded for sec- yesterday to lead his team to Dragons to four hits. dealt Raritan's "A" hopes a sacrifice fly to center. ond. a 5-0 victory, and keep the Tony Card scored the first severe blow. The Rockets are Wolpin is now 4-2 on the The Huskies'late heroics Lions alive in the Shore Con- Lion run in the fourth when 7-4 with one league game to year, and Killeen lost his third made winning pitcher Mike ference "A" Division title Brick first baseman George play and 13-7 on the season. game in five decisions. McClune's mound effort fight. Learn fell during a rundown. "Lakewood, 5-6 in "A", is 7-10 Matawan broke loose for worthwhile. McClune gave up Raritan fell to Lakewood, 2- Troy Bennage followed with a on the year. three runs in the eighth to only two nits-both singles by 1, but the Rockets can still tie single to plate Mark Mona- The Piners Bruce Wolpin turn back Toms River North Pete Bernard. He walked two for the title by winning its re- ghan. and Mike Killeen locked horns and Ron Fidalgo. and struck out three. maining league games. Monaghan singled home for five innings before the Pi- Paul Spadaccini singlee and Bernard's first hit, which In another "A" battle, Jim Kurynka in the fifth, and' ners scored twice in the top of stole second. Skip Deitz came after walks to Chuck Matawan Regional beat Toms Vosk scored on Mike the sixth. Steve Kopp walked, Bowcock and Steve Hill, put -doubled in the tie-breaker and TRN out front in the fourth. River North, 4-1, in eight in- McCauley's infield out. John stole second and scored on came around on Ed McNulty's RegMerStaff Photo nings. Hubert's pinch single in the Brian Gibson's double. Jon single. The third run resulted WAVING FAREWELL-William P. "Chief Beatty, left, retiring Long The Lions must beat Nep- sixth scored Jim Gill with the"' Gross singled in Gibson. Matawan knotted the count The Rockets came b;>ck Matowon (4) Tom River N. ID in the sixth on Tom Geran's Branch High School athletic director who was honored for more than 40 tune next Tuesday. They are Brick TKP-(O) MlMletown (5) ob r ob r h ob r n ob r h Viola 3b 4 0 4 0 0 single and stolen base and years service at last night's 36th annual Green & White Association ban- now 8-3 in the league and 11-4 Hbbrd2b LOKeWOOd (!. .) ]. Rarilon (I) Lehn2b - 4 0 3 1 0 ob r hh|| ob r h 2 1 0 Spadacinni's rnn-productag quet at the Elks Club, congratulates Al Howard, recipient of the Ted Bres- overall. Brick is 1-9 in the con- Ayres cf Kurt; ph 1 0 0 Shnnn2b 1 0 '3 0 0 Learn 1b Prwne rf 0 0 0 Fnkln cf 3- 0- -l(Vndnnk2b 2 1 r Frmon ss 4 0 Baca 3b 10 0 single. Spadadnni bad three sett Memorial Scholarship Award. Rear, left to right, are Irving Colbert, Down 2b 3 0 0 Card 2b 3 1 1 3 0 0 Csgrandep 4 0 Myhew If 4 0 0 1 Kuch ss 3 0 1 Voskp 2 1 1 Lnds/ 2b 2 0 0 Geran cf 4 1 Hill c •2 0 0 of the Huskies dozen hits oH dinner chairman Vincent Ronca» high school principal John Dugan, and Cstnll 3b 3 0 0 Mnghnc 3 1 2 Schfld Ib 3 0 0 Spbccnllf 4 1 Brnrd cf 3 0 2 Mgher If 10 0 MCley 3b 2 0 1 Kopp II Agrsta c 3 0 1 Dvno rf 3 0 Schltr lb 3 0 0 Fidalgo who walked six and guest speaker'Clary\Anderson of Nlontclair State, dean,of New Jersey Hook rf GUI If 3 1 1 Gbsn rf 3 0 0 MClne p 1 0 Lttrl 2b 2 0 0 Casey Cage MClIn c Brvigess 2 0 1 Gross ss 3 0 2 Dcilzc 4 1 Fldloop 2 0 0 fanned the same number. coaches. John Eldridge received the Cappy Howland Award, and Dr. Otto D'Yngp Brtncn lb 2 0 0 Frsca c FQIOT If 2 0 0 MNIty lb 3 0 Lehmann was cited for outstanding service to athletes. Erbigct 2 0 0 Wlpln p _3J> 1 Nerl a 1 0 1 Mrrsy ph 10 Hlbrlph 1 0 1 Pease rt 1 ) The victory was Matawan's Camp Opens Ohkocf 001 Totals 28 2*2 7 Totals 22 1 5 fifth against six "A" losses. Lakewaod . too 00! 0—2 Totals 37 412 Totals 26 1 2 Totals 2 Is Sis Raritan 000 0010 — 1 Motowon. ....,.._ OM O01 03 —<• The Huskies are 9-8-1 against Brick Twp. ooo moo—o Dbl. - Gibson. Tpl. — Klllcn, Aar- Toms River N..._»_« 000 I0O 00 —1 allfoes. On June 21 AAlddletown W0 221X—5, estdf Vandermark. Dbl. — Oelti. Anton Pitches and Bats RED BANK - Bed Bank Catholic will conduct a bas- ketball camp for boys ages 7 Over Warriors through 18, beginning June 21 at9a.m..( Buccaneers Defeat Falcons; HIGHLANDS-Fred Anton BUI Hungrecker's grounder on the year. The Warriors are pitched to seventh straight was muffed, and banged home 9-9. Momnqoim <0) Htnry Hudson (2) The camp will hold four- win'here yesterday and also Tom Riley in the fifth. ob r h Rsilr ir °2 0 Mrker9> 4 0 1 hour sessions (Monday got Mee nits as Henry Hud- The junior righthander, Bally cf 4 0 Vasto If 3 0 1 through Friday) for the fol- son blanked Manasquan, 2-0. who lost his first two starts, Fllclirlb 3 o Kokss 3 0 0 RbrtsJK 3_ a_ _ Grooar>3b > 1 0 lowing two weeks. The camp Spartans Outlast Branchers fanned five and walked two Mnson 3b 3 0 ZRIIeycf 2 1 1 Wbstrrf 3 0 0 Anlon p 3 0 3 closes July 9. Bed Bank Regional's Phil Anton was involved in both while besting Arnie Anderson, Tmmrro c ~ " " Hnjrkrrf 2 ,0 0 run home run after Sakowitz Helmut Enhofer started the 4-3, in the fourth with a three- Cronff ss 2'0 0 Sakowitz spun a three-hitter reached on an error, Bob run-scoring innings as he sin- who is now 0-2. Andrsn p Pacelb Aims of the clinic are to de- winning rally against losing run home run. It scored Bova Snydr ph 3 0 0 'here yesterday, and led the Douglas walked and Ed Un- reliever Kevin Keeshen with a gled to load the bases in the 1 velop offensive and defensive and Perri who had reached on 'third,, setting the stage for Hudson, which scored both Totals 26 O 6 Totals 23 2 * abilities of the individual and Buccaneers -to a 4-0 victory derwood singled home Sakow-. single.. a single and walk, respective- -,—. oooowo—o- over Monmonth Regional in a Mike Grogan to score when runs with two outs, is now 114 Henry Hudson OQlOIOx—2 team, and to enhance the itz. Long Branch had' tied the Jy. knowledge of rules. Shore Conference "B" Divi- Sakowitz fanned six men"'game with two runs in the Kinhofer swatted! a solo sion bout. ' and did notallow a walk. seventh. Paul Skerl singled, shot for the Spartans in the The camp will be high- In the only other "B" Jerry Teters took the loss. Kevin Bova walked and John second inning for the iirst run lighted by movies of local game, Ocean Township scored He fanned eight and walked Perri singled and brought in of the game. Buccos Shock Bulldogs high school and college a run in the ninth inning to two. v ; the first run. The tying maric- ' Barney LaBella pumped out games, and a different guest edge Long Branch, 7-6. The Bucs (7-9) are 5-5 in the er came when Bova and Perri four hits in five trips to pace speaker at each session. " While Sakowitz was holding loop, while the Falcons (4-12) executed a successful delayed Ocean's 11-hit attack... The the Golden Falcons, his Buc are 3-8 in "B." double steal. Branchers bad 10 safeties. In Overtime Golf, 4-3 Included in the array of teammates bunched all four Bruce Canvell's one-out speakers are coaches Howie Each team belted a home Ocean is 10-9-1 overall, 64 Red Bank Regional's golf 4 S3. runs into the first inning. single in the ninth gave Ocean run. The Wave's John El- in "B." Long Branch is 7-14,3- •ed Brick Township, 5-0. Mark Steiiffleld [H),4S,d. John Lob- Landa, Mercer County Col- team pulled off a surprising 4- leln, it. 1 up. Al Iaderosa betted a three- its victory over Long Branch. dridge put his team out front, ..10. Red Bank's win over Rum-, Ken Kurlco (H), 44, d. Bob Pormley, lege; Eon Truex, Ocean- ' monmouin Keg. (0)| Red BoMc Rig. (4) 3 victory over Rumson-Fair 50,4 &3. ob r h son was sparked by Dave Ga- Township; Dave Dean, Long .Wlksn cf * 0 1 Haven Regional's touted 2 1 I vin who went to the 10th hole Howell (O-Monnqonn (1) Nltyss 0 Skv/lti p Branch; Bob Otrupchak, Red iHttlngZb " Dgias c 2 0 0 squad yesterday. The two to edge out Bulldog Dave Ben- Kessler (H). 42, d. Jim Spalddlng. 43 Bank Regional; Bob Dziadosz, Albrt lb 3 11 •teams, were tied after qine 1 Shrmo3b McHffy3b 0 0 0 Middletown Trail Bike Club Forms nett. Gory Plrcdlo (At). 42, d. Fink, 43,' t Henry Hudson Regional; Ron- Flngan rf 3 11 MIDDLETOWN - The Rec- ment for a park site. The commission reminds* holes]; but the Buccaneers Btlnwl If 2 1 1 The Bucs are 10-4. Rum- ^Gerard (H). 43, d. Tom Summers. 44, ald Nine, Manasquan; Bob Ruffnph 10 0 Pratt II 3 0 2 reation Commission, in coop- The club is open to persons residents of a resolution that won on low total score. 1 Stein c 2 0 0 Mshlen lb 3 0 0 son's loss was its second of sfelnncld (H), 45, d. Glen Halo. SI. S Kennedy, Lehigh University; Teters p 2 0 0 3 0 1 eration with Township Com- 12 years of age and older, who was passed prohibiting mini- In other matches, Shore Re- &4. the season, . Kurlco (HI,4S,d. Mark Karl. 4J, 2 & Val Durkac, Monmouth Re- mitteeman William Johnson will be required to carry indi- "bike riding on an/ public park gional dumped Ocean Town- Totals 25 "ol| Totals 25 4 S gional; Fat McCann, St. Monmouth 0000000 — 0 Jr., has announced the forma- vidual liability insurance in property within the township. ship, 5-0; Matawan Regional Rtd Bank R»g. Ot-RomionF.H. Reg. Red Bank 400 000 X-4 Molavran (5)-Hcnry Hudson (0) Rose; John Carpenter, Rider HR — A. Iaderosa (2 on) tion of a trail and mini-bike addition to the club's insur- Violators will be subject to ar- blanked Henry Hudson Re- Bruce IWarshaucr (RFH) 37, d Brill Robert Roberts (M). 48, d. Mike DI- College; Ron Messina, and Hay, 42.3 & 2. matteo, 49,1 up. ung Brooch (s> OceanTWp.(7) club. ance. Adults especially are rest and a misdemeanor gional 5-0; Howell beat Ma- Bob Ellison (RFH) it. d. Glen Mew- Ed Ledford (U) won by default. John Satterly, Red Bank ab r ob r „ charge. Andy Herb (M) won by default. Skwlcf Lbllolb $ 1 4 First meeting of the group urged to join, as membership •nasquan, 4-1, in a iri-njeet. by * 1 BmBrlnkerhotf (RFH) 41. d. Ed Kcl- ^Ejrerett Smllh (M), 47/4 Tim Rnon, Catholic; Angie Senecke, and Wells 3I> 3 0 4 0 2 will be tonight at 7:45 in the in the unit must consist of The Rebels went on to defeat ly,41,luponlllh. Bova Ib 3 2 4 0 0 Otn Douglass (R) 44. d. Drew Dedlck. Bob Cox (M),48, d. Clem Bosscrtnan, Bill Walldeyer, NJSIAA bas- Perri p 3 1 __ 4 1Q Community Center, Kings more adults in relation to the BaDfightonTV Central Regional, 5-0. 45.3 & 2. 5oi 4 & 3. ketball officials; Lefty Keller, Eldrge c 1 knhfrcl 5 2 2 Dav« Gavin (R) U, d. Davi Befinelt, Rlmolf 1 Grayrt 2 1 1 Highway and Rt. 35. number of youngsters. NEW YORK ~ Madison 43,1 up On 10th. Long Branch (3)-Morlboro (2) Jackson Township, and Roger Esele2b 0 Smith o 0 0 0 Wlkns rt 0 The mini-bike trail will be Norman Berg, executive di- Square Garden vSIbathe site Wall Township nipped Rari- Fred Browning (R) 43, d. Don Lowes, 'Sieve Acerra (LB), 40, d. Les Pierce, Trlca p 10 0 50.4 & 3. 46,3&2. Allgor, Middletown Township. Kshen p 0 Koskyll 5 11 off Rt. 36, opposite the en- rector of Monmouth County of an exclusive metropolitan tan, 3-2; Long Branch edged Newt Houseman (M). 45, d, Rich Mrrll ss 0 Cnvllib SOI Grote, 47,1 up. Frtrgoc 2 I 0 trance to the Earle Naval Explorer Scouts, is one of the area showing to the first live Marlboro, 3-2; Freehold Howtll in-Cmlral (0) Bob Hayes (LB). 44, d. Chick Gllllgan, An all-star team will be se- John Kessltr (H)> 42, d. Don Dudley, 44,38.2. Totals 34 6 1 Totals 37 7 VI Ammunition Depot, on apiece key developers of the club, closed-circuit color telecast of. topped Cedar Ridge, 10i/fc-7>,6; Pete Madscn (Ml, 44. d. Jolt Brousell, lected and trophies will be Long Branch O0O4W200 — 6 ol lwd bein Oceaan TownshiTownship 012110 001 — 7 S leased by the which may serve as a tie-in a bullfight from Spain Sun- •- Neptune downed Asbury *Vch Fink (H), 43, d. Hsrb Krullsdin- awarded to foul-shooting ex- Dbl joe Loarottorla (LB),4J, d. Fred Nle- ' -te»ens. commission from the govern- for Explorer Scouting. day, June 13, at 4 pun. Park, 4-1 and Lakewood zero- "KM Gerord (H).«,d. Jim Kono,SO, man,4?,2S,l. perts and a most valuable SkWKii player. Additional information may be obtained by contacting Jo- seph Kristofik, Red Bank The best cut your h"*

; Long Branch (l)-Shore Reg. (3) "^ .A$bury Park cased over gional, 4-1; Wall Township Singles ^Middletown Township's net- nipped Toms' River South, 3-2; 1. Bill Hoagland (S) d. Glenn Bronson. 6-8* 6-4.6-2. Herman Speaks- ir Inen, 4-1, yesterday, while St. Rose topped Toms River 2. Howie Slolkln (U d. Bob Shlrvo- Ulan, 6-4,6-4. 9 ;^, ibng Branch squeezed out a North, 4-1; Manasquan edged 3. Bruce Edwards (S) d. Marc Green- At Titans Fete : Neptune, 3-2, and Howell beat span, 6-4,6-2. ;.v;S-2 verdict over Shore Region- Doublet KEANSBURG - Dave Her- Somerville, 3-2, in a state 1. Dave Levin ond Pcle Brudncr (L> d, Stevo PoreUky and Rich Shirvonlon. man of the New York Jets Rumson-Fair Haven Re- match. 6-1.6-4. ' J. Jclf Kayo oiKlJotin Pallono (L) d. will be guest speaker at the ; glonal was surprised by Gar- Howell (I)-Sorriervillt (!) Bill Grill and Dave Aronsen, 6-4,6-2. SlngUl sports award dinner given by h den State Conference foe Car- 1. James Mathleu (H) d. Carl Suchar, the Keansburg High School !f 6-3,6-1 ; .teret, 3-2J The Bulldogs used Wall Twp. (J)-Toms River & 13) Booster Club Tuesday at S ^mostly substitutes. 2. Mike Molekoff (S) d. Pole Martin, Singles ivRod^Wamchalt aRS) d J. C Von- p.m. in Buck Smith's, East ••-. In other matches, Mon- *1'. Pat lUcDermol• Doublet (Ht> d. Bill Walkln, Keansburg. 'y mouth Regional devoured 1. Barry Hartlleld and Tom Ribbons jTRon Romano (W» ATom Adlcr.M, (5) d. Wes Johnson and Al Kulpecz. 6-3, - Honored at the affair will , Freehold, 5-0; Ocean Town- 3 . Lnnv Avzalone ITRS) d. Bob'kcrr, 2'. Lee Barlan and Bob Bailey (H) d. be participants in the school J snip defeated Southern Re- John Cook and Eric vyosser, 8-6,6-4. D.Bbln 1. Bill Young and Kevin Kennedy (W) athletic program and the two d. BUI Anlm and Join Laura, 6-2, M. 2. Lou Rlzzoand Cbrls West (W) seniors with the highest scho- ti. Al Manforto and Honk Land- lastic avert 2nd BIG WEEK mcre62frl PANELING LAWN-BOY CLEARANCE Bulldog Bats Quiet Pot-O-lutk Paneling THE VALUE LEADER, In 6-0 GSC Setback ROLLS BACK PRICES CARTERET - Rumson- manski. Shymanskl came 99 Fair Haven Regional could home on a ground out. ON 71 MODELS 1 The home team put togeth- • Pre-finished • 4x«'Slw«ts manage just three hits off of Carteret's Nick Shymanski" er three singles, two walks, a • Values To 22.00 here yesterday, and fell to its sacrifice fly and an error for Garden State Conference 'op- three more in the sixth. CUTTING DOWN on high prices la a legend Reg, $ol»' Roq. . Sola ponent, 6-0. Shymanski fanned' eight with LAWN-BOY ...America's Number 1 Wilderness Birch 13.00 5.99 WmR 5 99 2.66 The Ramblers scored once men and did not allow a walk. Power Mower. Thai's why LAWN-BOY AZURE BIRCH 13.50 6.99 CKBttViDNE 6.20 2.99 Cartcret (16-3-1) is 9-1 in the selected this year to ROLL BACK prices... PWKIWST 13.00 6,99 in the first, twice in the third Wountajn Wafciut 10.60 3,9? GSC, while the Bulldogs (8-12) BlUflRDBRCH 14.40 7.99 and three times in the sixth to sava you money...lo help Vm BOARD 11.20 3.99 SttDHIFT 17.50 8.99 inning. .. , are 5-7 in the league. your budget. CUTTING GRASS Is SHOW MOT 10.20 3,99 tOLONUlOAK 17.00 9.99 Ken Kacsur opened the done best with a LAWN-BOY... jifflaiKPOPUR 10.50 .4.44 SABLE WALNUT 23.5010.95 game for the winners with a CUTTING TIME and NOISE Is !Ito PUMPKIN 9.90 4.99 double and scored on Gary Ocean Freshmen done best with a LAWN-BOY... 36 o CfNUINEHKH 12.80 4.99 Cohen's single. and CUTTING EFFORT is due OVIUIEIM 1120 5.49 Topple Thompson RUSSET HICKORY 21.0011.99 Kacsur singled in the third, lo LAWN-BOY'S l|ght and and j5cored_on ajriple by Shy- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Sam lough construction with exclusive

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DISTRIBUTOR. D.J. MYTELKA & ASSOCIATES. INC. he Value Leader * SLQRMXME. SCOTCH PUINSJM- Four Lawn-Boy Models ' " Nl(2Oii»M00O ri?T.J5V6|681-575^ ...Ir* lawWind garden Riders that HaVe U >'•**• all....regular and electric start. ., 12 Brogan Elected to Board Girls on Go Tomorrow -WESTLONpBBAHCH- iattp C83KfcBMKqr,tia Tlnrty-sevenpnbnc and paro- cfellfcs. IBs Bfch tat week meet director stated. chial Ugh schools have taken ran the mile m 5:17.4, wnfle Girlstrack te here tii£y: Of Directors at Monmouth as the choice in the 220-yard -E's the fastest growing girls the big step forward in enter- Bliss Kelly's time in the 880 in also have homes in- Spring the same meet was 2:26.1. dash with a previous 25.5 sport in the date.. The OCEANPORT-Thomas J. Passaic County, as well as its ing the first annual N. J. State NJSIAA has taken giant Brogan, former chairman of trust committee, and the Lake and Bal Harbour, Fla. Interscholastic Athletic Asso- The public schools will sec clocking. Princeton High will enter two super speedsters in strides to give every opportu- tto NJ. Baring Commission, board of trustees of Valley ciation girls' trade and field fierce competition, especially nity for young ladies to par- was elected to foe board of di- Hospital in Bidgewood. Publicity Aide sectional championships. The with Matawan speedsters Ca- the mile and half-mile runs. Miss Jane Goldstein of New ticipate in another fine rectors of the Monmouth Park Brogan was knighted by meet will be held at Mon- sandra Taylor and Reeta Track fans from around the sport" Jockey Club at a stock- Pope Pius XII and received Orleans, La., has been ap- mouth College tomorrow with Goolsby burning the track up state are welcome at the holders' meeting Wednesday. the Papal honor of Knight pointed assistant director of the first event beginning at in the sprints, not to mention A resident of Eidgewood, Commander in the order of St public relations at Monmouth 9:30 a.m., regardless of two-time invitational sprint WHY FIGHT TRAFFIC? &ngan is in the automobile Gregory. Park. weather. champ, Chucky Dunn of All COACHES EXPRESS FROM AIRPORT PLAZA fcuflftmat and is chairman of Brogan has three children, A member of the Monmouth Such outstanding public Franklin High School. VIA PARKWAY AND TURNPIKE the board of Brogan Cadillac- Mrs. Joseph L. Ely, Thomas Park publicity staff since school squads' as Matawan (7- Toms River Smith's Mich- SO MINUTES TO NEW YORK CITY Oldsmobile, which has J. Brogan Jr. and J. Peter ' ~"" 7, she will assist Raymond 0), Monmouth Regional (7-0), elle Willis should be the odds- THE ONLY BUS COMPANY IN THE tranches in his hometown, in Brogan. throughout the 60-day and Princeton High are strong LL TIMES Patersm and in Passaic-Clif- Brogan and his wife, the meeting, which be- favorites to finish high up in ton. former Mildred Steinhilber, gins Tuesday, June 1. Thomas J. Brogan the final point totals when the NEW YORK-KEANSBURG As a member of the Bating meet concludes late tomorrow GOLF Commission for 19 years, Bro- afternoon. Twin Brook Golf LONG BRANCH BUS CO. gan became thoroughly ver- The parochial school com- Center on sed in all phases of horse rac- Limited Sportsmen Open petition should see always ing and spent 16 of those powerful Red Bank Catholic Jumping Brook Road years as chairman. He was so (8-0-1) dominate its division, highly regarded by his peers while Paul VI High should that in 1S66 he was elected Early Rivalry at Wall give a fine account of them- president of the National As- selves and possibly threaten ENJOY, sociation of State Racing WALL" TOWNSHIP - Al- Skillman, Tommie Hughes of- The TQ's will be led by vet- Red Bank Catholic for the C though there are only two Eatontown and Pete Cobb of eran Tony Romit lit his sling sectional crown. GOOD GOLF Be fuls the place at Mon- competitive weeks of auto Matawan. shot Roadster. Romit has cap- The meet is divided into AT A MODERN month Park of Charles W. racing in the books, a hot con- tured both features run to four categories, Parochial Engelhard, who died early test as to who is the better date at the Rt. 34 oval-and North, Parochial South, Public PAR 3 COURSE LEONARDO PLAZA Limited Sportsman stock car Fort Ladies won them easily. North, and Public South. PARK and RIDE Active in community affairs driver at Wall Stadium is be- Taking dead aim at the In the parochial school divi- ALSO ,3 ginning to take shape. leader will be defending DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN" . for many years, Brogan has sion, Bed Bank Catholic's tre- Nll served as chairman of the A quick look at the point Play Low champion Doug Craig of Le- mendous rollers and half- DRIVING RANGE CMftAh Til) *fe "!5^. North Jersey District Water standings indicates a three- vittown, Pa., Bob Watkins, milers may steal the show of PITCH & PUTT Supply Commission, as police way battle for supremacy Gross, Net also of Levittown, Joe Lacy of the day. The Caseyettes fea-. MMmouth commissioner of Paterson, among defending champion Huntington, L.I., and Larry ture three miters, an of whom PUTTING GREEN FT. MONMOUTH - The Michaels of Cornwall Heights, and as a member of the board Bobby Schultz of Neptune, have run the event in 5:40 ALL FACILITIES ladies of Ft. Monmouth Pa. of trustees at St. Joseph's George Schaefer of Manas- played a low gross, low net minutes. To back it up, Red OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT Gates for the program will AIRPORT PLAZA TERMINAL • State Hwy. 36, Hnlet Hospital, Paterson. quan and Sonny Epstein of match yesterday. Bank Catholic has three' girls SPECIAL RATES FOR GROUPS open at 6 p.m. with the first who have run the half-mile COACHES FOR CHARTER - FOR ALL OCCASIONS He is a member of the Manahawkin. The "A" and "B" Flights AND BUSINESS LEAGUES event scheduled to get the under 2:30. FOR INFORMATION CALL MAIN OFFICE board of directors of the 20- Schaefer, with a win and a were combined, and Mrs. The- green flag from starter Pete branch First National Bank of second in as many starts, has odore Wilson carded 92 for Eileen Rich and Sheila Kel- PRO SHOP *P.GJL 4A1 OO1 lOnn STATE HIGHWAY 36 accumulated 98 points, while low gross, while Mrs. John LaVance at 8 p.m. ly are new unofficial state Class A Pro John Alberh 201 -291-1300 LEONARDO, N.J. Schultz with a win and a Boyle captured low net with fourth and Kostein with a 76. third and a second have both rzxv In the "C" group, Mrs. Wil-- garnered 94 points. Ham Ware shot 107 for low All three chauffeurs will gross, ane Mrs. Harry Burns take to the track tomorrow had 77 for low net. night when Wall presents a Mrs. Casimir Aksomiatis doublebeader action-packed scored 122 for low gross in program. "D", and Mrs. John Dobbins'- The first show of the eve- 1 87 was low net. ning will involve the Limiteds Low putts went to Mrs. who will run a series of heat James Hankenson at 31. races and a 30-lap feature Mrs. Gene Bruce won low event. The second part of the gross among the nine-holers, He put it all twin package stars the Three while Mrs. Edward Jacobson Quarter Midget racers also in took low net. together a series of qualifying races and a 25-lap feature. , Navesink Practical ideas, creative ser- NAVESINK - Mrs. A. Vin- vices, concern for the people Looking to push into the top cent Lawrance took the low he serves . . . these are the of the point standings in the net prize in Class "A" among things that moved Mr. Shave' Limited ranks will be Ed the nine-holers, while Mrs. to the top in 1970 as a mem- Geible of Brick Township, Cambell Rudner captured the ber of Metropolitan Life's. Gary Shelly of Wrightstown, "B" event. SNAPDRAGONS President's Conference. His the father and son team of Mrs. John Giblon won the' performance in 1970 earned Pat and Larry Patterson of him a place alongside the low putts honors. One of the most colorful annuals! truly outstanding Metropoli- Bamm Hollow tan salesmen in the United Fishing Derby LINCROFT - The ladies of. States and Canada. Bamm Hollow Country Club Choose Floral Carpet or brand hew hy- But success in life insurance In Red Bank played a hlind partners tour- 4s really a two-way street. nament here yesterday. RED BANK - The Parks That's because it's the nature In the "A" Division, Mrs. brid Rocket with its and Recreation Department's of the profession for an out- Harry Charpek and "Mrs'. We- standing man to do well while annual Junior Sportsmen's myss Scott won, while Mrs. doing good for others. Mr. Fishing Derby will take place graceful spikes. Vernon Grady and Mrs: Peter 'Shave's outstanding record tomorrow at Mohawk Pond. Frunci grabbed the honors in ( means that the families and The event is divided into Summer-long beau- businessmen he served are "B". better off too. two divisions, children 13 years and under, and those 14 Mrs. Harry Epstein and ty in every color of If you'd like the same high to 18 years old. Mrs. Frank Wilson teamed to win the "C" competition, and .quality insurance advice and The first contest will begin service from a proven leader Mrs. Max Stein and Mrs. Gre- the rainbow except at 8 a.m. and conclude at 10 gory Hurley captured the ton .in die life insurance business, a.m. (13 years and under). call Mr. Shave today. He can spot in "D". 57 put it all together for you too. The second - from 10 am. to blue. noon, for 14 to 18 years oil Mrs. Charles Friederick and Mrs. Anthony Faradiso Prizes will be awarded to. W0 m EACH GEO.F. SHAVE won among the nine-holers. OUR SELECTION OF ANNUALS & 26 Muimn Dr., Matawan both boys and girls in both di- 5664265 visions in the following cate- VEGETABLES CAN'T BE MATCHED! gories: first caught, biggest jt's Derby Dav ranphcaughtr , smallest caughraiiphrt. and J J LIMIT: 3 first to catch limit of six. In Fair Haven •Metropolitan Life Refreshments will be New York, N.Y. PAIR HAVEN - The Rec- served. reation .Commission will spon- THE COOKOUT COMES OF AGE! sor its annual Fishing Derby tomorrow at McCarter's pond Fair Haven Road. Offi- SATURDAY - MAY 22 -11 AM to 4 PM YOU and Today's Drug Explosioncial starting time is 8 a.m. id the derby closes at 11 Come See & Taste! It's a sequel to Blakcslee's [m. widely-read scries. "What You The contest is open to all Should Know About Drugs and boys and girls in the commu- COMPLIMENTS OF Narcotics." nity between the ages of 8 and ' An expanded version of these 14. Charh-B-Que articles, in (he form of a large Prizes will be given in sev- illustrated ImnUet. is available. eral categories. As in the It is called "What You Can Do past, the pond has been stock- • CORNISH GAME HEN About Dangerous Drugs" and is •ed ahead of time to insure the MUST reading for every teen- success of the event. ager and parent. For your copy, iTURKEY .send SI lo "Drug Booklet." Archer Paints » EVEN CAKE... Redmen White TOMS RIVER - With Greg Archer twirling a two-hitter for his seventh win, Jackson Township whitewashed Toms Alton Blakeslee River South, 50, here yesterday. If you know or suspect that COOKED ONTHE FABULOUS someone in your family lias u Archer, who has lost two, problem with drugs, whether it had a noiittcr until Les Tice be marijuana or one of the "hard" singled in the fourth inning. ELECTRIC drugs, what should you do. What He walked two and whiffed CAN you do? four while besting Al Frabel, As a starter, read Science who was making his first start Writer Alton Blakcslee's illumi- for the Indians. CHARB-B-QUE nating articles on "What You The big nils for the Jaguars Can Do About Dangerous were Rich Wauters1 RBI < Drugs," beginning in this news- single in the fifth, and Paul paper Tuesday, June 1st. Fanella's three-run triple in the seventh. f Jackson is now 11-9, and Toms River is 9-10. What You Can Do About Dangerous Drugs 1 NISTA Slates Banquet FT. MONMOUTH - The The Daily Register, Red Bank N.J. Shore Tennis Association P.O.Box5 will hold a banquet and fash- Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 ion show at Gibbs Hall here Enclosed is $, for—, copie3 of What You Thursday, May 27 from ?to U p.m. pan Do About DangerouSDrugs at$1.00each. All NJSTA members, non- Nairn 1 ' members and interested tennis buffs are welcome. Addr«M- The association wil] honor indoor league members and City- -State award winners. . fUutmaUehHk. Reservations may be made • be w* lo odd ttaie and vat luet when applicable. I with Barbara Gregorio, 109 Raymere Avenue, Interlaken. i-M

RED BAI«K, NJL FRIDAY,,MAY 21,197X 13 Pushes Program to Finish War By JOANTURNER Larry Erickson, who describes himself a'i BED BANK *• "Now that we have this a "raging pacifist," related a series of in- place, people are gathering together and cidents at the Asbury Park Boardwalk and Ft. things will be stepping up." Monmouth where members of the center were These are the words of Steve Weinstein, involved in attempting to hand out pamphlets one of the original members of the Monmouth against the war and were asked to leave. County Peace Center, located at 59 Maple Ave. "They hadn't handed out one leaflet, mind The center has been in existence since you, but were considered quite dangerous I September of 1970 and the membership of 300 guess," he stated. includes a 14-year-old high school youth on up Mr. Weinstein, who is an engineer with to Samuel Richmond, a 60-year-old senior citi- Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc., and lives in zen. , Holmdel with his wife and two children, looked The center, located south of Monmouth shocked when this interviewer told of a man Street, occupies the first floor, of a show-room who called the place, "a hang-out for hippies." type store and the windows display a multitude Almost in unison, he and Mrs. Schneider of posters, announcements of future plans and asked, "Would we do anything to jeopardize a variety of items for sale within, including our lease?" candles, ceramics, and sweatshirts all bearing Treaty Plan Set the peace sign. In deadly serious terms the plans for the summer were outlined. They include talks by Once inside, one may encoynter a member prominent people from the, peace movement, of the executive committee, comprised of the Women's Lib, a campaign for the. Fresh Air aforementioned Mr. Weinstein, Mrs. Heidi Fund, but. uppermost is a door-to-door cam- Schneider, Kathy Martino and Larry Erickson. paign for signatures on a Peoples' Peace Heidi, who admits to donating all her spare, Treaty for submission to the government. time to the center and its activities, is a social Hopefully, the backing of a civic organization worker and a psychiatrist at Monmouth Medic- is sought. al Center M Long Branch; a position she has "A lot of college students will be home for held for eight years. ' the summer and we will welcome their sup- In a soft Swiss accent, she relates that the port," Heidi stated. peace center Is one of 17 in the state. Funds Raised "There are centers in Princeton, Eliza- The center is opened from 10 a.m. to 10 beth and South Orange, to name some," she p.m. every day, and meetings are held on al- said, "And when I heard about them, I got ternate Wednesdays. All money collected some other social workers together and attend- comes from donations or sales of the artifacts RtglsttrStmrPM* ed a meeting to see If we could Join together IN ACCORD — Members of the Monmouth County Peace Center loarted and actively try to end this terriblo war," see Most of tte materials are supplied by tte at 59 Maple Ave., Red Bank, who have Joined together in their "common SYMBOL OF COMMAND — Mai. Gen. Hugh F. said. New Jersey chapter of SANE, whose, head- cause" sit and "rap" for the photographer. Members of the executive Foster Jr., right, Is presented the Army Materiel ' No Problems Found quarters are in Montdair. committee Include Kevin Quinn of Interlaken, standinq left, and Steve. Command flag by Lt. Gen. Woodrow W. Vaughan, The original group was turned down by The peace center backs no political candi- Weinstein of Holmdel. Seated foreground are Kathy Martina of Hazier* deputy commanding general, AMC, as Gen. Fos- six previous landlords in efforts to lease quar- date unless, as Mrs. Schneider put it, "an out- treasurer, and Mrs. Heidi Schneider of Long Branch, chairman. ter officially takes over as commanding general ters, but when this center was opened last Sep- standing candidate to end this Vietnamese War Seated in background are Louise Pirics of Middletown, a member of the of Army Electronics Command and Ft. Monmouth. tember, Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern was on hand comes along.; executive committee, and Mrs. Karen Crum of Little Silver, and her four- and there has been no problem with com- "And then,", she continued, "it would be year-old son, Bobby. The center is open daily and meetings held every Foster plaints from nearby residents since then. up to all the members, not to individuals." other Wednesday. Hearing in Alleged Pupil Abuse In Command KEANSBURG - A full elementary school teacher Jo- was abused both physically direction we will follow as far pressing its appreciation to etta, who played a major role •FT. MONMOUTH - Maj. Foster said in brief speeches hearing for a teacher accused seph Cortese to its attorney, and mentally by Mr. Cortese. as construction," F. Gary Sto- borough Manager C. Bernard in the school's production of Gen. Hugh F. Foster Jr. yes- that command of the Elec- of physically pushing around Benjamin Gruber of High- Threats Alleged ver, board member, said. Blum who will retire from his "Guys and Dolls" will be one- terday assumed command .of tronics Command was the a student in the elementary lands, who will review the "He called my son out of "We are exploring every post June 1 after 13 years of of 16 students throughout the the Army Electronics Com- most cherished assignment of school will be held shortly, the charges and set a date for a class the'other day and picked angle," he stated. "We are service. state honored at the Garden mand (ECOM) and Ft. Mon- all Signal Officers in the Board of Education an- full board hearing. him up by the face," she al- looking at conventional con- Board member Ronald N. State Arts Center next mouth. Army. nounced last night. At a February board' ses- leged. "And not only that, he . struction as well as pre- Hayes reminded members Thursday for his perform- He took over from Maj. Including the participants The board turned over the sion, Mrs. Eileen Krecz told told him* that if I came for- fabricated concrete and mod- that the high school's Booster ance. Gen. Walter E. Lots Jr., who in the ceremony, there were complaints of a parent against the board her son, Glen, 11, ward he woutd see to it that I ular type buildings." Club will hold its annual Teachers Hired has been nominated by Presi- eight generals, with a total of had to go to the doctors too." The board unanimously ap- awards dinner next Tuesday Three teachers hired for dent Nixon for promotion to 13 stars, at the formation. . Board President Thomas E. proved the retention of Mid- evening in Buck Smith's Res- the 1971-72 school year are lieutenant general and ap- Other generals present in- Kinlin called for a meeting of (Hetown Accountant Charles taurant, East Keansburg. Miss Patricia M. Burgess of pointment as deputy Director cluded Maj. Gen. Thomas M. all those involved in the con- V. Carroll to represent thet Guest speaker will be Dave Belmar, special education in- general of the NATO In- Rienzi, commanding Strategic Marlboro Unit Set troversy at the time. Last board during its appeal of the Herman of the New York structor, $8,647; Miss Marga- tegrated Communications Communications Command, night's announcement is the Borough Council pared school Jets. • ret M. Gilvey of 11 Button- Systems Management Agency Pacific; Brig. Gen. Richard first public action taken by budget. Board member Richard J. wood Place, Hazlet, elemen- at NATO headquarters in Bel- C. Home III, Signal School On Industrial Park the board. ; Explains Action Fleming reported that the tary education, $7,934; and gium. commandant; Brig. Gen. Har- In his monthly report, Mr. Board finance Chairman board's first of quarterly Mrs. Joan E. Verniero of 225 Change of command was old W. Rice, commanding the ByJIMMcCORMICK Kinlin said tbe board will Peter L. Graham stated the planned newsletters will be Peachwood Road, Middle- carried out in a colorful garri- .TRI-TAC office; Brig: Gen. MARLBORO - Councilman John McLaughlin, expected meet with several contractors action is necessary because mailed to each resident by the town, special education, son ceremony on Greely Albion W. Knight, deputy to be named Council President next week, has appointed seven within the next few weeks to the board's accountant Vin- middle of next month. $8,647. Field, the fort's parade commander of ECOM, and residents to a committee formed to advise council on the crea- determine which type of cent J. Indelicato of Jersey Four Pages The board accepted the ground. Reviewing officer Brig. Gen. Richard W. Swen- tion of a township-owned industrial park. school construction it will City is also borough auditor. "Our first edition will be teaching resignations of Peter was Lt. Gen. Woodrow W. son, commanding the Army The councilman said .that the committee was formed be- seek with the $415,000 in build- "We feel there is a conflict four pages," Mr. Fleming A. Sorge, English; Juan Vas- ' Vaghan, Deputy commanding Communications Systems cause a recent meeting the Council had with the township's In- ing aid that has been allo- of interest with Mr. Indelicato said, "and it will deal mostly conez, Spanish; Gerald general of the Army Materiel Agency. dustrial Commission showed that "a considerable amount of cated by the state.Depart- as auditor for both bodies," with school activities." Wronski, science; Mrs. Hilda Command' (AMC)', parent or- All except Gen. Rienzi, who information was needed before Council could decide on a prop- ment of Education. . Mr. Graham stated. High school principal Wal- Smith, business education, ganization of ECOM. formerly commanded the Sig- er course to follow." - Direction Unknown The board unanimously ter Colman told board mem- and Frederick. Gerlach, indus- As a part of the ceremony, nal School, are stationed here. "Although an industrial park is a, potential source of in- "We still don't know what adopted a resolution ex- bers sophomore Michael Min- trial arts. Gen. Vaughan presented Gen; Gen. Foster was born in come which is sorely needed to offset our local taxes, an im- Lotz the Third Oak Leaf Clus- Brooklyn March 2,1918. He properly planned project of this type can become a burden to ter to the Legion of Merit for graduated from Erasmus the taxpayers," he said. achievements while heading High School there and for two Data Wanted the Electronics Command. years attended Copper Union Councilman McLaughlin said that the committee would ' ' To symbolize the change of in New York City as a civil concentrate on gathering this information: Possible park loca- Executive Trades Wall Street command, Gen. Foster ac- engineering student. He ended tions; site and lot sizes; types of industry; should the park be ipepted the AMC flag from these studies in 1937 to enter owned by the township, private parties, or both; management ,Gen. Vaughan, who, in turn, • the U.S. Military Academy. of the park - township, private or both; funding, and financial had received it from Gen. He was commissioned a assistance available from federal or state sources.' For Desk in Eatontown Office Lotz and ECOM Sgt.' Maj. 'second lieutenant in the Sig- The councilman said that the committee members "rep- By JANE FODERARO the equity market closely. He smann says, "We used sav- cial position to make other in- Lloyd McCarter. nal Corps In 1941. resent a cross section of our township, and bring professional EATONTOWN - Frederick had for years specialized hi ings and my investments." vestments," he says. < The decoration and flag Gen. Foster has been backgrounds with them which are well suited to study our E. Lansmann of Fair Haven institutional investing for Finally, the former execu- . He also agrees with Loeb' presentation followed a 15-gun awarded the Legion of Merit needs. has traded Wall Street for Ea- banks and mutual funds. Now tive made his decision. He that you should "give a bro- salute and inspection by Gens. twice, the Army Com-' Named were: Paul Alterman, 27 Millay Rd., "experienced tontown ... executive power he wanted to focus more on would become an account rep- ker his head in a bull market, Vaughan and Lotz of four bat- mendatlon Medal twice, the in management"; Larry Mazur, 16 Maywood Drive, "business- and prestige for a desk and short-term trading and price resentative, working here in talions of massed troops, Meritorious Unit Com- man"; Miss Edna Netter, Dutch Lane Road, industrial real- telephone... a regular salary movement and the needs of Monmouth County. three from the Army Signal mendation, and the Depart- tor; Thomas Antisell, Reids Hill Road, former Planning Board in a high-income bracket for the small investor. Within a month he had tak- Center and School and one ment of the Army General member and Council candidate, an "industrialist"; Barry commissions... and the hec- en exams required for a li- made up of the 389th Army . Staff Identification Badge. Wolk, McCue Road, engineer; Martin Payson, ottowa Rd., tic pace of the commuter for cense, and became one of nine Band, the Ft. Monmouth WAC In 1946, he married the for- Morganville, attorney, and, to serve as advisor, Robert Chaln- a simpler way of life. H & S salesmen in Eaton- detachment and Headquarters mer Miss Mary Jane.Schnei- ick, Maywood Drive, "experienced in industry re-location." and Headquarters Company, Last year, Mr. Lansmann Business town. His new associates were , der Of Hannibal, Mo. They Councilman McLaughlin, who is expected to be named to was vice president and direc- men through whom he had of the Army'Electronics Sup- have-three sons. port Command. Col. Thomas replace Joseph Brodnlak aspresident at the council's May 27 tor of research for the Wall Personality placed his own stock orders K. Oolezal, commanding the. Gen, Foster is a member of meeting, said that the committee will be asked to set Sept. ,1 Street brokerage firm of Halle during the year. School Brigade, was com-' Slgmi Xi, a scientific research as the target date to present their recommendations.' & Stieglitz Inc. There he de- For 15 years, Mr. Lan- tnander of troops. honor society, and Eta Kappa veloped institutional in- smann had commuted to the . Bqth Gen. Lotz and Gen. Nil, an electrical engineering vestment business and simul- Mr. Lansmann had left financial district. He arose at honor society. taneously serviced account Halle & Stieglitz on friendly 6 a.m., caught a 7:30 train in Five Suspects Tell representatives. Previously terms and, subsequently, the Red Bank, arrived in his of- he had,been director of re- firm offered him a desk at the fice at 9 a.m. and often did search for Lehman Brothers Eatontown branch office in not arrive home in the eve- Marlboro Refuse and a vice president of Smith the Monmouth Shopping Cen- ning until 8 or 8:30. He seldom' Guilt in Offenses Barney. ter. For the next 11 months, ate dinner with his family. FREEHOLD - Thomas Abarno, 58 Kearny St., Key- Made Decision he kept regular business Now he gets up around 8 Operation Hit Lester, 14 Biondi Ave., Mata- port of $24 in Keyport Feb. 4, But last April, at age 41, he hours and pursued his interest o'clock, eats a leisurely wan Township, yesterday armed with a pistol the first decided to leave the financial in the market - a market that breakfast and drives to his FREEHOLD - Former Storer was not operating in world, at least temporarily, in was beginning to climb out of Eatontown office about 9. He Marlboro Township Coun- conformity with the state san- pleaded guilty to charges of time and a BB gun the second robbery, sale of heroin and time. order to step back and take a the recession. He took off only is back home around 5 or 5:30 cilman Alfred L. Storer is itary code and thus "lias- long look at what he really four days to play golf.* p.m. Frederick It. Lansmann threatened with a shutdown of caused the rofuse disposal atrocious assault and battery. William Kohl, 185 Main St., Lester admitted the rob- Matawan, admitted stealing a wanted out of life. And so he Liked Schedule but keep the pressure on to his refuse disposal operation area to become a dump." The told his wife, .Joan, that he Had Prepared "My wife was apprehensive on Amboy Road, Marlboro, code declares dumps to be a bery of $8 from Theodore car valued at $600, from Rob-' sell in a bear market." ert D. Wiggetts, 2 Avondale was going to take a year off In the meantime, the Lan- about finances during this for allegedly operating it as a "nuisance, hazardous to hu- Reed, Ravine Drive, Mata- as sort of a "sabattlcal." He Presented List man health." wan, April 5 in Marlboro and Lane, Matawan Township, in smanns and their two children transition," he says. "But she Mr. Lansmann relates that, dump instead of as a sanitary did not know whether he ever - Rick,, 15, and Pattl, 13 - did like the new schedule." landfill. Mr. Storer has a contract the sale of heroin Oct. 13 in Matawan April 11. in late 1969, immediately be- Keyport. He also admitted Peter J. Rivera, Port Mon- would return to Wall Street or lived in their home in the Riv- Now Mr. Lansmann is fore the recession took its toll, Mr. Storer has been ordered with Marlboro to allow its citi- not. "starting at the bottom," zens to dump refuso.on bis committing atrocious assault mouth, pleaded guilty to, pos- er Oaks section of Fair he presented Lehman Broth- to show cause June 18 why he and battery upon 'Samuel session of cocaine in Matawan But Mr. Lansmann did Haven. "We had prepared for seeking out customers and ers with the "smallest buy list should not be restrained from property for two hours every know that he wanted to study building accounts. Saturday. Knight, 215A Atlantic St., Key- Township Feb. 27,1970. the sabattical," Mr. Lan- of any I had offered in pre- using his property as a refusei His approach? "First I try disposal area until he com- Violations Cited port, in that borough Nov. 20. John B. Marx, 20 Eisele vious years." Superior Court Judge M. Ave., Wanamassa, pleaded Jaycees Elect In Marlboro to find out what the client "You know," he comments, plies with the state sanitary These are among the al- •wants to accomplish. Docs he code. leged violations listed in an i Raymond McGowan set July 9 guilty to possession of mari- -MARLBORO - Richard bert, treasurer; Ivan Portnoy, "the institutional investor Is for senteu.cing.of Lester and juana in Ocean Township, last Robinson, Fletcher. Drive, secrctary, and Richard Bel- want to conserve principal... not emotionally involved, with .. The show causa order,. affidavit fay James E. Tro&L. or achieve reasonable growth the assistant Held worker who of the other persons who June21. Morganville, has been elected lows, Paul Higham and Mar- securities. He just wants to signed here yesterday by Su- tin. Rotheim, directors. Also . . .or speculate - with a perior Court Judge Francis conducted the Inspections for pleaded guilty to various ELECTEb BY MAYORS president of the Marlboro get the job done. But often in- charges yesterday. In other serving as adlrecfor is Martin higher measure of risk for a dividuals do get emotionally X. Crahay, was obtained by the division: limited spread- PRINCETON - Among of- Township Jaycees. higher measure of gain?" Ing and compacting,, refuse in guilty pleas: Gitten, immediate past presi- involved and they're reluctant Deputy State Attorney Gener- ficers elected by the New Jer- Mr. Robinson, formerly He shares, financier Gerald al Jonathan D. Weiner for the contact with ground water, Carey Russell, Arlington sey Conference of Mayors treasurer of the organization, dent. to sell." occasional ponding, limited Ave., Cliffwood, admitted two The Jaycees will hold their M. Loeb's view on investing. In any event, Mr. Lan- style Department of Environ- were Mayor Herbert E. Wer- is employed as a systems offi- "Having made a mistake in mental Protection. maintenance equipment, lim- armed robberies. He admitted ner of Eatontown and Mayor cer by Bankers Trust Com- second annual Junior Champ smann has started a new life. ited fire protection, limited robbing Edward J, Collins, IS Day June 5 at Marlboro High the market, correct It as He has exchanged a high-pow- In Its complaint, the divi- Joseph F. Mattlce of Asbury pany, New York. Other offi- quickly as possible with as sion said it inspected the daily cover, bulky items l|h- Fairfield Way, Oceanport, of Park, board of directors, and cers elected were Arthur School. The event will include ered career for a low-key oc- properly handled and.uncon- |2 in Matawan Township Jan. track and field competition little loss as possible - so that cupation that, he feels, will {premises last March 2 and Mayor Daniel Kruraan. of Goldzwclg and Everett Ilirsn, you will be in a better finan- March 23 and found that Mr.. trolled blowing of Utter. 20 and robbing Genovievo Deal; treasurer. vice presidents; Irwin Schu- for boys and girls. bring reward. >. „' J-j •% SMI Gnat Uwd Can, W» nt*d thej DOREMUSFORD Do fooni AND ttt# ntonty* Stop in • • • AMERICA'S something Wt1l writ* jutf about ony kind of new. deal WHERE SERVICE COUNTS PRICED COMPACT Get a PRESENTS GRHM1N used car you can 1M7 JB» Seton »»9on. \A8. automatic, pow- FORD A-l USED CAR GUARANTEE er MMring. brakes, air conditioning. ***"• $1849 trust. drive, nn «fhh«walls. radio, roof nwk. trailer • hitch. tMedBtos. etc EARLY BIRD SPECIALS

$ 1970 MUSTANG '2895 1968 0?a . 1095 I Coopa. air conditioning, custom interior, vi- Kadette. coups, 17,000 mile, 4-speed. ra- 1970 LTD 1968 MUSTANG I nyl roof, power steering, automatic, etc. , dio, heater, whitewalls, etc ttnxloor hardicp. s Aulomuic power siiermu, |MMr Two-door hardtop. 8 cylinder, automatic, power tpfco. Air Clean. steering. Vi,yl top.whHewallt . Radio, like now. American 1970 CHEVY N0YA.$2495 1968 AUSTIN AMERKA._J795 $3195 $1795 Coupe, 307 V-8, automatic, power steering, 2-door. automatic, transmission, radio, heat- vinyl roof, radio, whitewalls, etc. er, disc brakes, bucket seats, etc 1969 MUSTANG 1966 MUSTANG 1970F0RD.. .M695 1968 CHEVROLET ...... 795 Two-door hardtop. Automatic, six cylinder. Ra- Monza convertible, 3-speed on floor, bucket dio, whitewalls. like new. Remainder of tho car 6 cylinder, automatic radio, heater. Automatic. Maverick coupe, six cylinder 3-speed stan- seats, radio, whitawalte, wheel covers, etc.. guarantee. dard. AM-FM radio, tinted glass, immaculate $2195 $1095 TWIN BORO MOTORS 1971WBST- 1969 CHEVEUE—.'2395 1967BUICK ....'1295 .'automatic, rg SportAoutaiattorSportabom na ,w «„«,g . Am*..* JStSS^SSSf-SmmMi Malibu coupe, V-8. automatic, power, bucket Special, coups, 302 V-8. vinyl roof, and in- din. IwMtr. POMKKMring. top. seats, sport wheels, radio, whitewalls. terior, automatic, power steering, tint glass, 1968 MERCURY 1968 COUNTRY SEDAN whitewalls, etc. , Monterey four-door hardtop. 8 cylinder, Power Wagon. Automatic, radio, power steering, white- \mnmh, automatic, radio, 1968 OiW. steering, automatic. walls. Air conditioned, tinted glass, lilts new. Impala convertible, ov _.., 1969 CHEVY N0VA.'1895 1967 FORD •«...—$1195 tfo,t»ater,po«ier$tt«rti«». Sedan. V-8, automatic, power steering, ra- $1395 $1895 IWIWOTL 411S0 dio, chroma trim, eic. Mustang coupa, six cylinder. 3orWho floor, radio and heater, trailer hitch, extra tires.

1969 CHEVY N0VA.'1695 $ rln^fknih. ™«i» lUt.; Two-door hordtop.butrjmntlchardtop, automatic;, tjjji Sedan, six cylinder, standard 3-speed. radio, 1966 FORD . 1095 Two-door narotap, radio, neater, aama, vinvl ttro. radio, heater heater, whitewalls, discs, etc. Mustang coupe, small V-8, automatic power autamatlc. power steering, vinyl •»lwcr' ™i" •*» I™* nw™r steering, radio, heater, etc. DOREMUS FORD •toftW^Atrcond• i i IIII.HUmi m. i m• '.. n5?w* FourMiooWWHWHr sedanH , automatic,fu Four-door want, entonwHc radio,- power, air conditioned. 90MONMOUTHST. 741-6000 toate.nomsteMia.AU'comi. • 1968 CHEVY NOVA.* 1595 1966V0LKSWAGEN...J995 Sedan, air conditioning, six cylinder, auto- tav KAttM. MrhmMii^ fadki f^Mirjor sedan, automatic, radio matic, power steering, radio, whitewalls, etc Sedan, 4speed, clean, one owner, radio, heater, covers, etc. tlOiiOd.

2t)r.Aircondh i-door. radio, Iteoltr. Full1 steering, radio, whitewalls, discs, etc. TO A BETTER USED CAR tiantd, vinyl top. power sliding, blKk. equipped. 1968 TRIUMPH .M295 1375 1965 P0NTIAC...... 795 Fooiyloor Fury III, ouiomallc ro- S!K';iir;5"'omollC(rodlo.heoter "Spitfire" convertible, 17,000 mile, one emil*M 100% lo wpqh or t*elae* *» ' •noht, Irofmlulon, nar axis, IroM ad* oo.mbllM. When It Comes To farot, iytiN> and tteMnl syMra for 30 tnte*ilt5, powr sistnng, power vrfiupiK air conditions r, AM ndia dm! rear seat factory in. (font disc biskti. wh«Der a automatic, power neatinn. matte. 14.000 mllee. 747-5400 BUS & CAMPERS 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $2295 9-pssMnger bus. Boigs and white. Radio, heater. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $2695 WALL Camper, whitu all equipment end gas hoater. SHREWSBURY, N.J. SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE •SPECIAlOFimMlK- Sedan.Dark qreen exterior, white Interior. Five new whltewoll tires. Radio, heater. Foil Vol- THE SPORTS CAR THAT'S kswagen 100% guarantee Car N 481A IT PAYS TO NO LADY! FULL PRICE $1423!! USE THE TRIUMPH TR-6 Also Mark IV, Spits and GT-6 + SHREWSBURY REGISTER ' + ImmecfiBta Delivery MOTORS/INC RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS MithormlVo&Dl CLASSIFIED Authorized Dealer NtwShramimy Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank 741-8500 AHHOUHCEMEHTS 15 LOST AMP FOUND AUTOMOTIVE AUTOg gOB SALE GET Hie BEST Atnrog rot SALE —mutto mem m»me LEFTOVERSS — DemyMme/»i soa ) •»<*- ALUMINUM BOAT - Gnat. Lost In PUBLIC NOTICES tmWrnr t graattr reduce-•"•• d• price'-*- for Less at Mr. MOT Fair H««n Point. Call 741- FtHMotealnc Authorlied Dealers AUSTIN AMERICA — 1 DsoW and Oodge Iruda $100 REWARD ><•"«•» P-m. and as Kitson OST — Mkiloturt Sduntmr, molt, dark rey and white, dnln collar, Mlddletown cenio No. 1777. Vicinity or Oetpaolt, TRAVEL-TRANSPORTATION Iddtetawn. Answers to name "W\ (Ti- WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 19M CHEVROLET - Impato convertll r. Chevrolet nt. MINISTER — V/llllnj to slrl«"»ogr"car- 370 Brood SI. J« 132J Keyport Encelient condition. Private OHMr.Orl - 9 ACRES to Ongon, Juno 26-July lit. Please write nd mlleost, J9.000. swo. Mornljia* I P.O. Bat E-124, The Dally Register, Red: 1971 OLDSMOBILES - Large Mleclion. • en Wand evening* «.741-iOU. OTHER'S DAY GIFT LOST - Roodrun- BanK. immnliole delivery. STEVEN OLOSMO- pendant. Lost Monday morning* Moy BILE. IIP Main SI. Molowan. MA-MK. . n the vlnlclty ot u Brood sC, Red KIOE WANTED — To Irvlngfon, /Won. • mk. Reward. Sentimental value only. II Frl., leaving Mlddetown about 2:30 p.m. DOREMUSFORD 1970 CHEVROLET OF CARS unOplMsaullMHBU. ' TO Monmouth SI. •Return 12 miJnlQhl. Call 767^1197. • Red Bonk mpala. Sport sedan, automBtic trara- en Next Page nission, power steering, radio,ai r conditioning, vinyl roof. BUICK-OPEL AUTOS FOB SAKE J AUTOS FOItSAlK AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE $3195 ovamcuamsioa 1969 CHEVROLET ipala, 4-door hardtop, automatic trans- ARE YOU Tiission, power steering, radio, air conditioning, vinyl roof. $2395 MAKING TOO 1969CHEVEUE MANY S3 9 6, automatic transmission, power 9 ACRES steering, radki, vinyl roof. AT RUSSELL OLDS-CADILLAC $2295 of NEW and USED CARS PIT STOPS? ALL USED GARS COME WITH

As every race fan knows, too 1969CAMARO many pit stops lose the race. '•door hardtop, automBtic transmission, 100% .^GUARANTEE power steering, radio, vinyl roof. Good drivers also know pit "Over 150 Used Can to Choose From" stops on the road are costly. Is $2495 your car using too much gas? Is 1969 CHEVROLET $2695 1968 PLYMOUTH $1195* your oil consumption up? Motor Klngswood Estate station overheating? It's time for you to Station wagon, automatic transmission. wagon, V-8, automatic trans- trade up to a winner at WALL! mission, power steering and fac- V-8. 1969 CHEVE1IE tory air condition. Milibu. 2-door hardtop, automatic trana- mlsslon, power atoning, radio, vinyl root. 1969 CADILLAC $4295 1969 OLDS $2995 DeVille, V-8, automatic transmission, $2495 Toronado. V-8, automatic trans- power steering, power brakes, vinyl, 1970 MERCURY mission, power steering, power roof and factory air condition. Cougar, 2-door hardtop, brakes, vinyl roof and factory air con- 17,000 miles. dition. 1969BUICK $2595 1968 CHEVROLET Skylark, 2-door hardtop/ V-8, Impala, 2-door hardtop, automatic 1 mission, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. I 1968 IMPALA $1995 automatic transmission, power $2690 Custom 2-door hardtop v-8 auto- steering and factory air condi- matic, power steering, vinyl tion. $1695 rnnf. factory air conditioning. 1967BUICK . $1595 1968BUICK $2995 Wildcat, convertible. Fire engine red. V- FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! 1970 MERCURY 1968CAMARO . RIVIERA, V-8, automatic transmission, 8, automatic transmission, power steorj Montego, 2-door hardtop, 2-door hardtop, automatic transmission,! power steering, Mag wheels end factory ing and Mag wheels. You can gat this value-packigo equipped V-8, automatic trans- power steering, radio, vinyl roof, k air condition. mission, power steering. 1969 PLYMOUTH 1971 OLDS CUTLASS HARDTOP $1995 1970 Fury III, V-8, automatic trans- 1969 $2390 mission, powsr steering. 1967 CHEVROLET . OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE SPEOAUY EQUIPPED WITH: Luxury 98, 2-door hardtop. V- Automatic transmission, power steering, AM ra- BolAir, V-8, 4-door sedan, autometlcl Vista Cruiser. 9-passongJi 6t8- dio, sporty louvored hood, vinyl roof covering, transmission, power steering, radio. • 8, automatic transmission, 1969 CONTINENTAL tion wanon. V-8, . autautomatio c $1995 deep nylon carpeting, full wheel discs, wheel , powear steerinsteering power steering, vinyl roof, fac- Mark III, full power, air tory air conditioning, plus opening moldings and whitewall tires. $1095 and brakes, wooo decal end conditioning factory sir condition many extras. 1967 OHDU $2995 $5680 Malibu, 2-door hardtop, automatic trans- $3995 mission, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. $1495 1969 LINCOLN BMK-OPEL OVER 30 MORE BRAND NEW Continental, 4-door, loaded, air conditioned. 1967 CHEVROLET Exit 117 Off Pkwy. Keyport BelAIr V-8, 4-door seden, Butomotic transmission, power steering, radio., Hwy. 35 264-4000 1971 OLDSMOBILES IN STOCK! $3895 $1195/ ALL MODELS - ALL COLORS 1969 MERCURY 1967CHEVELLE Colony Park wagon, for the Six, 4-door sadan, Automatic trans- large family. mission, power steering, radio. $1095 Special Savings on Demos Too! $2790 1966 DODGE Dan 4-door sedan'.1 automatic trans- 1969 FORD mission, power steering, rjdio, air conditioning. L.T.D. 2-door hardtop, 'air • •• conditioning. $995 $2190 1965 CHEVROLET VISTA CRUISER IMMEDIATE Super Spon, 2-door hardtop, automatic 9-Passenger Wagon •ransmijsion, power steering, radio, bucket seats. Cameo White with Sienna vinyl interior trim. Equipped with air conditioning. Automatic transmission, power DELIVERY 1969 FORD i $1095 steering and brakes, AM radio, electric rear window Galaxie, 500, 2-door hard- and luggage carrier. top, air conditioning. TAKE A STEP • •• $2040 COME IN SEE OUR 1968 BUICK SELECTION Skylark, 4-door, V-8, automatic transmission, power OF OK IN THE RIGHT steering. USED $1870 CARS& TRUCKS DIRECTION 1971 MERCURY NOW Marquis, 4-door hardtop, 12 STATION WAGONS 7,000 miles, air condi- 10 CHEW'S IS THE DELTA 88 tioning, showroom new. 4G.T.0.'s Hardtop Coupe TIME Sabla Brown with Sandalwood vinyl top and. Briar vi- $4160 Pick-up trucks-Vans BIG SUMMER SALE nyl interior. Equipped with tinted glass, air condi- Coucj""" •*»"•""»'• tioning, remote conlrol outside mirror, automatic ond niflny mofo transmission, white walls, AM radio, rear speaker and TO BUY! convenience group. 1971 MERCURY Montego, 4-door sedan, *4105 very low mileage, air con- NOBODY OUTSELLS KITSON • •• ditioning. $3340 1969 CHEVROLET C-1DV4 ton pickup. OVER 200 NEW CHEVROLETS **• $2095 1970 MERCURY IN STOCK FOR Monterey, 4-door, low IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SPECIAL mileage, air conditioning. $3180 1969 FORD 98 LUXURY SEDAN MOO, V-8, pickup Sable Brown with Sandalwood vipyl top and Briar cloth intari- COUPON Custom equipped, or, Equipped with power steering,-brakos, 6-way seat and door locks, all tinted glass, air condition ing, whitowalls, AM $2095 radio, rear speaker, door edge guards, rubber lloor mats (front 1970 FORD and rear) and convenience group. L.T.D., 2-door hardtop, un PRICES der 5,000 milos, air condi tioning. 1969 CHEVROLET C20 'J-B, !i ion pickup, 4-jpood $2995 transmission. Camper equipped, **• 3.000 mllm. $2795 See a "Russell Man" today! Fred Koeser —if— Tom Kegelman —*— Bill Hilsinger

WE WILL TAKE Alan Holsey—A— Art Hill YOUR TRADE AND ARRANGE FINANCING KITSON "THE SHOWPLACE OF CHEVROLET" RUSSELL WALL HIGHWAY 36, EATONTOWN 542-1000 OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. SHREWSBURY, NJ. (NEAR NJI. MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION) HOURS HIGHWAY 36 MON., TUE8., THURS., FRI.. 9 TO 9 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank EATONTOWN WED. 9 TO 6; SAT. 9 TO 6 747-5400 542-1126 741-0910 MAW 16 X»7 21,1971 AUTOS VOt SALE ACTMFO18ALE AUTOS rtk SAME

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^HJ PONTIAC LE MANS - Good COM 1W2 RAMBLER - Station wagen, auto- -4-door six automatic NOR. KK V-l engine. 3 speed lloor shit matic, air conditioned. Coll oiler 4:30 -Automatic buckets, •ami Good rubber. Bucket seats. Coll 73M4< p-m. 717-4719 1W RAMBLER _ Four-door, aHomatK. 2-40OT ^ WO CHEVROLET - KtnoswoaTwaoon. otter 5 p.m. ' 4M00 mllrs. S109. MINIBIKE — Excellent condition, v " ps Ft i t 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Radio, 1964 CATALINA-4 dear, MI power. IMS VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Wl Coll 741-tlW oner 5:». Everything is new except the from*. «*- whHtwalli. S17VS. •150. tent. Best otter. Call 741-5*17 IMS CORVAIR MONZA — Tao-dooi Choose now and save! luli Call 364-2677 hardtop. Automotlc trafumlulon. Gow 1970 YAMAHA \m GRAND PRIX - Fully loodtd. Ex- condHlon. HOP. Affer 5, 74H74». 395 Broad St. 7414110 Red Bank 10W mites only. Like new. Call lets CORVAIR — In gowfcbnaitlon. S2QO. 1969 MUSTANG — Six cylinder, 3-sseed cellent condition, low mlleoge. Must sac* : : 717-6343 or 717-4555 ICK - Good rvnnli " '"' , p.m. Four new tires. Excellent mechanical ca 1945 PONTIAC — Convertible. Excellent 1970 YAMAHA CaUeTMTSt TRIUMPH IKS — Itu. red convertlbla dltlon. Asking C50. Call 391-1950. condHlon. 4xpMd transmblian. Four new Good condition 1W7 MUSTANG - Gold, block Interior. 1945 BUICK SKYLARK — Convertible J7J5 llres plus two snow tires. Many extras. 747-0371 IM TOYOTA COROLLA Sin cylinder, oetomatlc Low mileage. Excellent condition. J50O. Phone 495-1523 941 CHEVELLE — Super Sport 394. Must sell, entering service. Call otter 6 IW EVINRUDE - . W «W«I boot' New fires. tllSD. Call W-tm or 717-wS! 842-4740 Four-speed. Bucket seats, mag. wtmlt. jn.ondweekends747-34»7.. • 1947 BSA 441 VICTOR — (400 and frailer. CaU ofler «jj.m. COII5KS4392 FORD FALCON 1964 - Wagon. Excellent 1M7 AMBASSADOR - Two-door hardtop. call 79»«354 otter 5 pjn. IN* CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE - Excellent condition. SW5. See Paul at 45 1966 CHEVROLET — Impolo, 2-door After 6 p.m. PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER leather Interior, stereo, fully equipped. condition. Automatic Low mileage. MonmoulhSt.. Red Bank. 1944 DODGE CORONET — Four-door ita- hordtoj), *14»S. M. SCHWARTZ, 141W. 35' SEA SKIFF WIIMI. MS «-JJ>eed wllh loch i Will Irene. Excellent cwdflon. iS-iSu. Phone 842-5594 lon wagon. Standard shift. Radio, heater. Front St., and Hwy 35, Red Bonk. 747-0717. BMW - 1969. R60-US. 400 cc. Low mile- WJKD - WO Rilrlone. Very goad Condi Power brakes. Se50. 26 Autumn La, MM- age. Immaculate. Must see to be leve ltW PLYMOUTH - Roodrunner. Four- FORDGALAXIE-1944 tlon. Best reasonable offer. Best alter dletown. 471-0284. 1965 RAMBLER — Twodoor hardtop. 11200 firm. Call 842-1218 Tues., Thuri. speed, stick shut. 11,000 mites. Very S64-1422 $450. ft6 ,T MALLARD SAILBOARO - Used two dean. «I95. BAILLY BROS. INC., 747- Coll 142-6031 1»5» TRIUMPH TR3 — Good condition. 747-4621 leauni, with at rig 75 w. ft. wll, alumi- ' FORO —1»5». Retractable hardtop. 1*0 TRIUMPH 250 - Excellent condition. num pivoting rudder on) cmterboord. all HO BUICK S29S. 194? PLYMOUTH — 4-door Fury. J2495. Under MX» miles. Perfect for first Dike. 1969 CHEVY NOVA — Super Sport. 394- 325 Electro. Good condlllon. «7S. M2-4175 lberok» hull. Capacity two adulK. 1275. VOLKSWAOEM — tMllf. IWM son. 747-4273 M. SCHWARTZ. 141 W. Front St. and Hwy Coll 671-9210. jjll f4>-3043 or MJ-O4M after « p.m. 350* 4-speed. Astro wheels, slereo tape 1962 STUDEBAKER — Standard trans 35, Red Bank. 747-0717. . deck, FMrodW new tires. Excellent corh 19*2 FORD GALAXIE — Good condition, 1970 YAMAHA - 450 cc. Low mUeqge. 1970 MUSTANG - Mark I. Bucket seats. mission. 50JJ00 miles, aeon, well kept 12'ALUMINUM BOAT-750 Ib. boat dltlon. 20,000 mOes. Call 264-401' after 5 good tires, etc. Blue. Asking S175. Cal 1225.671-4157. 1947 FIREBIRD — Yellow, blade Interior. Excellent condition. Call otter 5 p.m. IN* CHEVROLET — Impoto. two-door p.m, Call »I-H23ofler3p.m. •46-4707 Excellent condlllon. Call M2-334* or M9- 872-0544 . ery.*|55o'volue?or t3S0.'ukt new condl- •attneMc. Mnmr steering, Ro- 1963 PLYMOUTH VALIANT - Two-door, 5114. tfe, hater. tiro. 591-3280- FIREBIRO — 1X7. Standord trans- I?65 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 — Mark III. six-cylinder, standard transmission. Wl 1MB NORTON ATLAS lon. Coll 222-3875 otter 4 P-m. mission, radio, heoter, six cylinder. CHEVROLET BEL AIR - 19(0. Automat Rid. Very good condlllon. 747.4371. afler 5 Excellent condition. U6i. \H> MGB — Sl«-cyllnder. «lr» wheels. Ic. Excellent condition. Rebuilt engine •rtra wheels and tnowtires. S325. m-7425. 1970 MUSTANG — Six cylinder, automatic • ENQUIN — UW lailboat. Better than PLYMOUTH VALIANT — 1947. Automat. transmission, power steering, white with Coll 671-0993 after 6:30 p.m. mint condition! Trailer and boat com- Asking iim or best alter. Phone 741-2526 Ic. radio, heater, six cylinder. Best offer. S275 firm. 1943 Pontioc Bonnevllle. Goa black vinyl root. 52695. M. SCHWARTZ, ofttripm. Call 17*0670 after 4 p.m. condition. Power steering, brakes. S3O0 BMW 2500 - 1970. While. 17.000 miles. pletely refurblihed lait year. No better 1965 VOLVO 141 W. Front St. and Hwy IS, Red Bank. Seal around. Coll W-I571. Con be seen anytime at 41 Oanernar Dr Automatic. J48O0. 747-0717. MOBILE HOMES IMI TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — Mark III. Matowan. (Off RteSli). tatlon wagon. Stick shirt. Priced toi 741-9492 qulcK sale. 13' 5PEEO BOAT - Wooim, 40 h.p., with M400 mlln. Excellent condition. HIM. 1964 CADILLAC — Fleetwood brougham, HIGrfUWDS —"Anderson mobile home" MMtU. Aftw J, 15M1M. 5 1949 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - Valencl 1x37. Furnished. Excellent condition. trailer, Good cond tlon. USB. Hwy 35, Highlonds 872-OJ3I 1M2THUN0ERBIRD — Good condlllon. RASSAS PONTIAC condition like new. AM/FM radio, lull blue, black top and Inferior. Tonneau cov S3M. 395 Brood St. 741-5150 Red Bank . 7414916. Call 747-3M4 , CAOIUAC — ttO Sedan deVflle. Block Kroll Molars Inc. er. One owur. Coll between 5.-I p.m. 264 power. One owner. Call after 5 p-n% <71 495-0697 Eves, until 9 9171. . IC ALUMINUM - UahhvetaM boat. 1W1 wll* Mk inl rf Full id '.719 Broadway Lang Branch. N. J. MOBILE HOME - 62x12. Expansion liv- SHREWSBURY MOTORS ing room, two bedrooms, Wi baths, cen- air-cooled 5 h.p. motor. S225. Call 222- BUICK SPECIAL STATION WAGON — 1945 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio. Excellen! 1969 CHRYSLER 300 — Nice at 12995. M, tral air. $14,500.2644022 afler t. 1690. .. • Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury running condlllon. Beautiful car. M95 SCHWARTZ, 141 W, Front it. and Hwy 35, 1967. Six-cylinder, automallc. Excellenl 741-8500 CIRCLE CHEVROLET JEEPSALESANO SERVICE condHlon. HOOD. S42-«035. Call 741-2322. RedBgUt.747-07117. •• 1961 MOBILE HOME — 10x50 General, KSMopKAve. Red Bk Twin BoroMotors. Inc. We Buy Used Volkswagens Two bedrooms. S2I00. 38 scherl Lone, 1949 CHEVROLET — Mallbu. Powei OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE — 1942. 1200 ~*"~*"* 741-J1J0 191 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank 1947 VOLKSWAGEN — Squareback. A.C. ACE 1960 — Forerunner of th Pine Tree Trailer Court, Eatonlown. J1M0 steering and brakes. FM stereo " miles on rebuilt engine. Original owner. CALL NOW 747-0040 COBRA. Cobra aluminum body, aluminum Toch console. Full power. SHO. 7S7-S913. PONTIAC CATALINA IN( - Four-door. COII741-3599 SOHC engine, three carburetors, wire Phone U2-7947. Excellent mechanical eondfflon. Coll own- KITSON CHEVROLET CO. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE IS' METAL BOAT — Windshield steering TO7 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible. Mod wheels ond Mlchetlns. Rare classic, suit- 1W5 OLDSMOBILE — 91 luxury seoal 1969 IMPERIAL — LeBoron, 2-daar hard- and all controls. Edulpbed with trailer.; tr, ro-1499, or evenings 223-144». Hoy. J4 Eatonlown el 1400. Four new tires. able for conversion. Best offer. 741-1201. top, lovely blue and white, AM-FM stereo itttooo Full power, air conditioned. For oud tASH FOUTBED CARS - Truckvfor- Reasonable. Call before ft a.m. or after « Call 542-4917. lope, air conditioned. Loaded. A steal. •!gn or domestic. Deon, opposlfe Twc BUICK ELECTRA 1W< _ While, tour, 1M3 BARRACUDA FASTBACK — 81,030 •sole, SJOO. 787-4021. pjn. or later. ZM-7304. door, vinyl hardtop, full power. AM/FM TOO CORVETTE — Partially restored.' 13995. M. SCHWARTZ, 141W. Front St. Gays. Mtddletown. 671-9S44, 11300 or best offer. Call 564-2434. After 5 plus turnpike miles. Power steering, fac- 1965 BUICK SPECIAL - Four-door . and Hwy J5. Red Bonk. 747-0787. . SAILBOAT — With trailer. Tdllstar. 14' fl- ratio. Perfect condition. Wholesale price. tory a!r,3!8 cu. In- Great far performance -RS WANTED - WE'PAY TOP S Fpl Private. Coll 747-1331. pjn., coll 546-242*. dan. Full power. Mint condition. $795. Call bergli. sloop. Perfect family day sailer. sasss and economy. S1,475 firm. 542-2383. otter«P.m. 9464003. 1967 MUSTANG — Dark blue, two-door :LEAN USED CARS, CALL MR. VIM-, Excellent condition. Man/ exInuTColl Call B72-1344. hardtop. Six cylinder, standard trans- SNT 542-5500. • : - 747-4085. $790. . ,. • AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE 1970 DATSUN —Two-door sedan. Auto- 1964 MGB mission. 291-1538. AUTOS FOR SALE matic and dr. A-l condlllon, S19O0. Cill Top condition GET CASH FORIfOUR FOREIGH -J MERCURY OUTBOARD —»Up. Elec- otter 4,513-1423. Phone 291-1738 1970 PLYMOUTH — Barracuda, 4Vspeed, AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMJUTHi violet and black, remainder of factory MOTORS INC., H*y 35. Eotonlown tric stort, lona shatt.tgal. tank, controls, lftU STUDEBAKER — Power steering, 1965 MUSTANG - Four-on-tr»41aor warranty. $2415. M. SCHWARTZ. 141W. two props. Completely overhau ed. Will disc brakes. Radio, heater. S400. J500 Front St. ond Hwy 35, Red Bonk. 747-0717. demonstrate. Asking «50. Call after « Call 747-1450 717-1290 JUNKCARS p.m. 566-6928. •• 1949 CAMARO — Two-door hardtop, dark PICKED UP IS' DUO - Runabout flberolas, 40 h.p. - 1962 FORD FAIRLANE — Four-door. In MURPHY J, DAVISON green, six cylinder stick shift. Radio, neater. New Glass Belted tires. Snow Twinbrook Apto Wrecking Evlnrude motor and trailer, U5D. Call 842- good carnation. S7S. Coll Andy at 741-5540 Mercedes-Benr Sales and Service. 0960. after 12 noon. tires mounted on extra wheels. Top condi- Eatontown 542-223S 100% WARRANTY Hwy»- Freehold 463-5303 tion. Coll 542-4277 afler 5 p.m. or week- WANTED — Choice used cars, with certl WOOD PUSSY SAILBOAT CADILLAC —1960. Four-door. Full pow- STRAUB BUICK -OPEL fled mileage. Contact Ed Slgler, FIMrglos bottom. tlOO. Most cars listed here are "Svensk er, olr. Runs good S225 NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars SCHWARTZ, Chrysler-Plymouth, ill W, Call M2-i2Mon«r5p.m. HW/34 864-4000 KeVPOT> 1969 DODGE — Charger, bronze wllh Front St., Red Bonk^ black vinyl roof, factory air conditioning, ESTATE SALE - 31' Cloyton. Sport F»- Testad" used cars {used cars tested IM2 BUICK — LeSabre. Very good condi- 1964 CHEVROLET — Station wagon, automatic transmission, power steering. erman. 375 Borr Cadillac. Enclosed ny- the Swedish way.) if necessary, re- tion $300. WAS $2495, NOW S1U5. M. SCHWARTt AUTO PARTS-REPAIR brldge. Outriggers. New 110 watt Pearce- Call 717-6737 'egular transmission. One bwner. $350. 141 W. Front St., and Hwy 35, Red Bonk. AAMCO TKAtJSMISSION Slmpson radio. Recording; depth sounder. paired by our "Svensk Testad" me- 747-O787. • . • Pressure water system. Rb«raloj icebox. America's best- OLDSMOBILE WAGON - 193 Newmon Sprlnas Rd., Red Bank, chanics and qualify for our 100% 1964 PLYMOUTH — Valiant. "A" Re 1941 FORD GALAXIE 500 J5.000, Ktyport Marine Balln, W. Front Pawe^^. car. »9&M. SCHWARTZ, 141 W. Froi Street Keyport. 364^121. St. and Hwya5,R»d Bo nit. 747-0787. Good •rorklnacondltlon. $165. warranty. Which you can inspect selling imported CalllSn-2723. ISKY CAN KIT - 310 degree hydraul 141 RUNABOUT - Mercury Marie 25 mo- 1967 VOUCSWAGEN BUG lift. Never used, SI70. Two quods. Carter'! when you come by. 1943 CHEVY NOVA 1965 FALCON — Clean. Green. Plus tape player. 19O0 firm. A.F.B. stock manifold, 170. Mai ory Ian $1S°' 741-325S sports car line. tUMO wagon. $1095. M. SCHWARTZ. 14IW, tlon. dual points, like new, S40. an Front St. and Hvy 35, Red Bank. 747-0787. 0130,291-2534. 13' PLYWOOD CATBOAT - O'JWam. MGA—1959. Excellent condition. 1964 FORD — Country Squire station MOO 1967 MUSTANG — AjJiomottc, 2»ton. FOUR POLISHED ALUMINUM — Amer- Four years old. Mainsail, Genoa sails, And why. wagon, a beauty. S895. MVSCHWART. cover. Bolh A-l. 787-&M?. • FOREIGN DOMESTIC 747-4W0 alter Ipjn. 41 W. Front St. and Hwy 35, Red Bank, vertlble. Power steering. Call 787-23SS af- ica! mag wheels. Fit Chevrolet, 14". tr 6 pm 546-2634 1965 TRIUMPH — 1200 convertible. New 7474)787. top. Recently passed Inspection. Gooc 1966 PONTIAC — Catolfna, 4-door, J1095. REAR BUMPER - For 1970 Coprjc BUSINESS NOTICES condition.«». 542 2O1 oiler 5 p.m. 19«» TRIUMPH — TR-6. Roadster con M. SCHWARTZ, 141 W. Front St., and Chevrolet, priced very, reasonable. Ca iwo vavo 1M90WHII $M95 vertlble. New tires. S2200 or best offer before 11 o.m. or after 9 p.m. or later. .4-door, automatic, factory, air. f/alltm 6 cylinder, Call 264-8556 after 7 p.m. Hwy 35, Red Bonk. 747-0717. mlleoge. '. Automatic, low 264-7304. , , 10,000 miles. Micteiin x tires. Like AUTOS FOB SALE 1979 CHRYSLER 300 — 2-door hardtop, 1965 CHEVROLET — Convertible, 327, 4- LIN-MAR new. $9950. M. SCHWARTZ, 141 W. Front St. ,p«d, new «•*& AUTORENTALS and Hwy 35, Red Bonk. 747-07B7. BUILDERS 196»V0UtSWACBI-»—_$1$1««S 19W IMPERIAL — 4-door hardtop, blue Experienced builders In Mantnoutlt County 19MMVY>.-.^.. 41195 1940 MG with white top. Loaded. 53895. M. TOM'S FORD lor over IS years. We da additions, Dor- Fallback, one owner, Imr mileagel . S535«.2-cioorhardlop. Needs work. S200. SCHWARTZ, 141 W. Front St. and Hwy 35, mers, siding, rooting, masonry, kitchens, MGB Call 842-2246 after 5 p.m. RENT A CAR , rt bathrooms ond new construction On your Red Bank. 74741787. - Hwy 35 244-1600 Ktypoli; It brings back the fun of driving. I9ii PLYMOUTH — Sport Fury, 2-dooi 787-0816 196BVOIV0.—. •4169^...5. 1968 BO—*. 41795 lardtqp, $1085. M. SCHWARTX 141 W, 122-A. Automatic, J-rJoor, 23,000 Front St. ond Hwy 35, Red Bank. 747-07B7. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN BOATS AND ACCESSORIES miles. Mony options. 2-dow hardtop, Two-door stick sMtt. Priced tor quick J.C. & SON CHEVROLET IMPALA — 1969. Convert- ' - ALL YOUR SPRING ible. Automatic. Power steering and Ml< FITTING OUT NEEDS AT Paneling, Cellars, Attics, Repairs. Small brakes. V8. 29,0)0 miles. S1850.747-9013. RASSAS PONTIAC lobs. Free estimates. 787-81 »S 196S VOLVO 41995 1967 POmUC $1750 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank The Boatman's Shop Station wagon. 4-speed. Air, roof Grand Prix. DBBL power. Air. One 1969 PLYMOUTH — Valiant, 4-door Eves, until' 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 RedBanl TORN SCREENS?? rock. One owner, immaculate. owner. 2,000 miles, No. 9066 A, 12095. M • Open weekdays, 9 a.m. — 6p.m. ;We re-screen wood or aluminum framed 1966 CORVAIR — Two-door hardtop. Sundovsond Holidays.9o.m — 1 p.m. screens. SCHWARTZ, 141 w. Front St. and Hwy 35, Automatic shift. Excellent motor, body Red Bank. 747-0787. • and tires. $435 firm. 229-4048. PROWN'S 1944TBUWH—- 41395 969 BUICK SKYLARK —Air cond! WANTED 9 UK—....^.,»4845 1970 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK — 32 Broad it. Red Bonk 741-75W Wire whetU, nice car. Special. One owner. V-6. Power tloned. Fully equipped. Original ownr Woodpussy. Must be In excellent cond Asking S3000. Coll 671-3234 anytime. Air conditioning, radio, luggage rack, tlon, roce equipped, flberglas preferred. steering. MGB/GT radial llrei. sixtf. 671-943?. 747-4921. HOUSE PAINTINX5 'As practical as It is beautiful. 1969 OLDSMOBILE 442 - 2-door hardtop 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — Squareback Reasonable rates charged by experienced l96IHt4».-.*-™-495 19660UK.-..,...-—_ 4845 10. 8881A. Special, S2295. M. SCHWART MADE TO ORDER col lego student. Call 872-0892 Man. 41 W. Front St. and Hwy 35, Red Bank. through Frl. mornings 811. Concourse condition. One owner. ' Holiday 88. DBBL power. '47-0787. . Boat cushions. Canvas work. 142-2205. READY FOR THE WATER — U'.V out PAINTING 1967 CHRYSLER - V-8, automatic, paw TRUCKS FOR SALE board cabin cruiser, 40 h.p. Johnson, S500, Interior-exterior. Free estimates, steering, power brakes, "as 1st" No Call 67I-34M W9-I735 or 787-0858 S895. M. SCHWARTZ, 141 W. Front St. an 1947 INTERNATIONAL-Model 1400. 304 1965 DART $700 Hwy 35, Red Bonk. 747-0787. motor. 15* aluminum body. Two side CAPHORN AUXILIARY SLOOP —Mold mNSPORJAVON SPECMS 4-door station wagon, automatic trans* doors. Roll-up rear door. Hydraulic tall- ed plywood, four berths, trailer, 9.8 h.p. Landscaping, lawns, yards care, garden- 1963 JEEP — Now S995, M. SCHWARTZ, note. New tires. Excellent condition. Call Mercury. Over S2000 In extras. Excellent ing. Call 84i-Q714ofter4p,m. 141 W. Front St. and Hwy 35, Red Bonk. -1127. Condition. $2200 firm. Boat registration 5 eon.m $750 '47-0787. . N.j. 1I12T. Now at Mlhms, Monmoul MASONRY WORK - Patios, porches, 1965 VALIANT *495 4-door nation wagon, automatic trans- Beach. Call owner (212) 477-6662. fireplaces, driveways, etc. Nothing too big. or too small. Free estimates. CalT offer 5, 4-door, 3-speed. M0iu^ $1350 WANTED AUTOMOTIVE TM' 25' OWENS CABIN CRUISER - 185 h.p Vista station wagon, 9 passenger, air condi* Flagship. Head, galley, sleeps four, ful MG MIDGET 1954 INTERNATIONAL - One ton. Body canvas. Asking 52100.747-4829. SEMI-PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS Rea- . 1964 FALCON $495 0 1964 motor, new clutch. Call 717- sonable rates. Exterlor-lnlerlor-Morlne. I Lowest-priced of the true sports 1966 BUIOC ..111 . .$1295 SUNFISH SAILBOAT — Good condltlo Free, friendly estimates. Coll 229-6680. 2- Cutlass, automatic, ronvertibls. frills. And impressive perfor- We will trade dr buyout cloth. Oacron sails. S150. Reasonable-rates. Free estimates. Call right —Call or come In 1959 INTERNATIONAL — Pickup truck. 842-2953 7I7-O598. mance instead of impressive No. 9022-A, S495. M. SCHWARTZTui W. Front St. ond Hwy 35. Red Bank. 747-0787. ZOBEL SEA FOX - 24'. Gray morlene LIGHT HAULING. CLEAN CELLARS. 1966 CORVAIR $595 price tags. Why be pedestrian 225 h.p. 327 cu. In. motor. Built in 1964. YARDS, GARAGES - Free estimates. TOM'S FORD 1962 GMC — Dump with snow plow. No. Excellent condition. 741-2669. Coll after 3 p.m. 741-2149. Automatic-convertible. Guaranteed State Inspection •when it comes to driving? Pick Six cylinder, automatic transmission, ndfo, 5384. S1295. M. SCHWARTZ, 141 W. Front 1 an MG and pick yourself a hoater,- St. ond Hwy 35, Red Bar*. 747-0717. 14 THOMPSON - 40 h.p. Evlnrude. Ai FURNITURE MOVING — Attics and cel- MMWW cessorles. Asking 1450. lars cleaned. Free estimates. 1967 OffVROin $1150 Call 842-4262 Call,747-3002 Impala, mnvntiblo. automatic tunsmiisicm, 1 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE IV/j CHRIS CRAFT CRUISER — Sleeps W.BUCK J two. 50 h4>. all electric Johnson outboan Furniture repaired and antiques 2ZL~Jti5n trailer. $400 or best offer. After 5, 74 rellnlshed. 542-4551 Convmtiblo. automati£2Zc tnmsnission, radio. 9467. ADRIAN PYLE Jerry Burette and Lou tamer's DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur- 1969VMKSWA«PL $1450 40 H.P. MERC ELECTRIC START - nished and Installed for only H4.9S. Taor-' Long shaft. Control. Six-gallon tank, two der, cal I 3494863. 2door 4cpoed di ht RAYCUHPF CHRYSLER propellers. Completely overhauled. Wll Trading As N!ZZ1 demonstrate. 1250.566-6928 after 6 p.m. WINDOW WASHING 2-door. 4«imd. tadlo. haattr.' DAlJIIUIVC PLYMOUTH OUTBOARD MOTOR — 40 h.p. Evlnrude. HOMES-APARTMENTS-STORES 1965 OPE $595 1966, excellent condition. Gas tank,,hose, For free estimates call AAA Window controls and cobles. Long Shalt. Asklr Washing Service, 542-163(1 Station wagon. OVER $350,000 S325. 229-1786 otter 6 p.m. 1966 AMBASSADOR... 4695 OUALITY MASON WORK - All "phases, AUTO IMPORTS NEW&UKD block, brick, plaster, concrete work. Rea- Standard transmission. 44oor sedan. 17' FIBERGLAS A&G CARMVBnORY Deep V hull, canvas, and trailer sonoble. Call alter 5, irfl-5712. • FIRE SALE! Coll 291-9114 Authorized Dealer LIGHT HAULING — Lawns cut, yordj, SCENIC garages, etc., cleaned. Reasonable. 19 H.P. JOHNSON 1965 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank' MOTORS, Inc. OUR LOSS IS Cltan. $145 747-5911 CAR SALES FINANCING 34 Shadowbrook Rd., Shrewsbury H & G CONCRETE Hwy35ondScemcDrim YOUR GAIN 741-5886 82 South Main St. AVA1AB1E STARCRAFT FISHERMAN .— 12 Ft. Fl • HIGHLANDS berglas, built-in flotation, fish well. Wl AsburyPark 7754483 -391-9200 IM kit., Attartk MgUonds 2294790 deliver. $175. Phone 741-5321. LAWN MAINTENANCE 872-0221 nGrais culling, sod, ond (•rlllljlna AUTOS FOR SALE Estlrnolei given. 741-0441. GENERAL CONTRACTOR

#.'JGS CUT ANY SIZE OR SHAPE Binding, seaming, fringing. Free Estimate! B42-0361. MOWING Dodge OvergrownJawM andfields

LIGHT HAULING - Furniture meylnq. AUTHORIZED DEALERS e'«on yard;, garage, atflcs and align. Call 741-4742:7 days a week. IABRIOLA HAU. PAINTING & DECORATINO FREE! Exttrlor-lnterlor. Free estimates. ,. 787-8775 .

foundations and tirep aces. Call 471-1032 VINYL LANDAU ROOF MOTORS, INC. SPECIALIZE IN CONCRETE WORK - No |ob too small or too big far us. Would you believe It, service Is our biggest as. NEWMAN SPHNGSRD. •gCall between 7:3M p.m. onTOr* ON NEW EXCAVATING —Commercial, Industrial, and resldenllal. Land clearing. Cellar* Bed Bonk, NJ. and swimming pools dug. Call 5U-2476. CARPENTER - Looking for small lobs. CHARGER TOPPER. ?!c.°Cai|l29M0581' pa.n*l'n0' l"»«m«hts. EMPLOYMENT ! HELP WANTEb-FEMAlK Compare it against any other hardtop deal in TOWNS EXPERIENCED " New Jersey for style, features, and price. A family-sized SEWING MACHINE «^, OPERATORS Dodge Charger with a luxurious interior and Steady work, three weeks paid vocollon, COUNTRY •~'S£old holidays, plut otlier benefits. specially equipped with all this: ,_ BWDGE SPORTSWEAR 347 Bridge Ave. Red Bank 747-1373 • Vinyl landau roof (no charge) DODGE NURSE, R.N. Night shift. Weekends oil. • Whitewall tires 60 MAIN STREET Hilltop Nursing Home, 671-0177 HOUSEKEEPER - Sleep In. Competent, • Wheel covers compassionate, to take charge ol partnt- ess horn». Youngest child II yeorl old. • Bumper guards MATAWAN.NJ. LloW housokeeplna. Other help/Excellent living conditions. Top salary. Recent ref- < Remote-control outside mirror erences required. Call eves. 493-3828. • Special bright finish mouldings • Fcndtr-mountcd turn signals.

HOUSEKEEPER - This Is a S5000 a year |»b' vou have the following aVall- : This Is a ileip-h lab, five days

NEW DODGE COLT! Musi bt'neo? and at DODGE START t$1924 is Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price for CAR Dodge Colt 2-door coupe with all standard equipment. AT Not included are state and' local taws, destination mautnsWplngCeiiNr™ NOW! PRICES $1924 charges, or other Dealer-established charges, If any, for N.J.D.A.A. Moredaasifieii Dealer-installed equipment or services. on Next Page •BLf WAHTKD FEMALE HELP W/ . waxmarm tamg va**urm> COSMETIC SALES your own ability ond MALE OB FEMALE ..•t.rafiiW8f^; COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM .CareeF opportunity for a cosmetic demonstra- through Fit, plus every other Saturday. tor familiar with the better, large volume cos- State references and experience, wr offer a ,__ Ining Box F-W4, The Dally Register, Red Bank, rial drawing cccountt, CITY OF LONG BRANCH metic lines. Salary plus excellent commission ond the best sales incentive program in the Real Estate Business; -THAT'S WHY potential. Pleasant working conditions and all MATRON Highly skilled. Full tlm WE'RE THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE FIRM IN MON- NEIGHBORHOOD IJvfpRC company benefits. 7475544 MOUTH COUNTY." We have one opening Will•twervM project octlvtties, nw 77HWO so why not give us a call for a confidential the training program, assist In plai— MAID - For efficiency apartments. P« perlenco In flam* Improvement and/or I Open dolly-ill?' SOFABED — A-l condition. Avocado or full time. Apply personnel office 2224213 or 741-7741 Pbon.7»7-«m THE KIRWAN CO. TECHNICAL ASSISTANT TELEPHONE' OPERATOR - For "busy Experience In renovation and beoutlf Icotlon protects. ReônslWlHles Indmfc on-the- tertpjn. QUEEN SIZE SHIFMAN — Extra firm board. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Five-do jot> training of youths, assignment and coordination of renovation teams. Experlenc*' ROUND POOL 18'x4' - Complete deck- week ond some weekends. Apply Persoi HAZLET ' ". home Improvement and/or landscaping desirable. Must In Long Branch resident. STEIN BACH ml Department, weekdays between ! p.m.. Jersey Snore Medical Center, 1! CALL 264-7200 Corllts Ave,. Neptune. An equal oppar FENDER JAGUAR GUITAR —And RED BANK nlty employer. MyF.. . AUTO SERVICE Typing and Shorthand required. Maintain records, act as receptionist. Must t» Lang 31, 9-4 pun.. Red ~~- RN AND LPN — For progressive heal ADVISOR^ care facility. 7-J and 3-11 shifts, full tlmi We need an aggressive servlce-salewnon ligg5sua HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE positions. Benefits included. Good work- to become a part at on* of N J.'s larmt ing conditions. Eatontown Convalescent Chevrolet dealerships. Excellent pay Plan, Degree In eco?,™icV,^lne«a^lnWrdtor,'ur^V^nl%roVr.l0-.ed field, orod.- ;RU TYPEWRITERS- . SURFBOARD - x»" Jim Overlln. Ex-- REGISTERED NURSES Center. 139 Grant Ave., Eatontown, ti., paid vacation plus live sick days. Major oto degree preferred. Three years experience Iri economic development, unolf busi- IBMelectrlc. Excellent condition.Special Immediate openings. Salary $7, DENTAL ASSISTANT 542-4700. Medical provided. All benefits for fully ness assistance, community development, urban systems or similar work required. $9,577 per year,, ilarflnsir"" o o'--•"•f Wilts- wftiYei: husv"ofL.__hqlrslde. .Red Bank area, for mpderr experlencedman. Call Mr. Sidney. perlenceperience. Selecselectt youy r shift: 3 p.m. to 11 SHOW BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS — INFORMATION & COMPLAINTS OFFICER , DIG YOUR OWN — Scotch and White POOL -With sundeck and aluminum sld- o 1 0 will consider your spare time and earn extra money — 5' In middle. Filter and cover. »•• K.,,1BJ!-.,. wri JJ-PiH•• p.iii. -.'iu .,' ?•""u.ni•. Excellencxceuentr uivCIvli BRIGGS CHEVROLET Responsible for establishment eere, 1971 model 54.4 h.p., 20" cut, used tlme. Emery Manor Extended Car* Facil- MGTfXU~- To learn painting trade. for appointment slon table, four chairs, china, and buffet. (man's), working Bendlx washer, two- 5 hours. Asking S17S. 741-9158 after 7. CAN'T TAKE A1 TO 5 JOB? Be Indepen- ities. Matawon. 56W400. Call after 4 p.m. 5100. Col I S4240W or 741-5443. door mahogany TV cabinet, etc. 51 Whit- DIETARY HELP NEEDED — Full and man Dr.. River Plaza (off Front SI). May GRAND PIANO — Small size. Goad ac- dentl Be an Avon Representative and WOMAN WANTED - For dally domestic 741-7813 earn money during the hours that suit' GAS STATION POOL TABLE — 40X72, M0. 22.747-9068. tion. Needs minor repairs and tuning. help. Must have* experience. Also live-In EXPERIENCED PLUMBER - Year 1150. Call 741-5422. you. Meet people, win prizes. Have fun. lousekeepers and cooks, Coll SCOTTY'S MECHANIC It's easy to get started. Just call J. Blr- round work. Steady position. Call after 74%. 6000 BTU EMERSON - Air conditioner, SERVICES, 229-6090. Must tnvs experience In service stations. 5:30 p.m. H. Hanson, 747-0493. and 2 p.m. An equal opportunity employ- lood condition, $50. Also citizen band ro- GARAGE SALE - Thurs.. Frl., I Birch choll, 741-434], 442-3377,774-1220. . S150 per week to start. Uniforms supplied HAND LAWN MOWER — S5. Iraiersprlng Jlo, courier Classic 2, one month old, Ave., Haztet. Miscellaneous. Moving, ev- WAITRESSES erythlng must go. _* A to 5 HOURS PER WEEK — For light Six days, 8-5. Sundays off. Must have owi SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - folding bed, >8, charcoal grill with acces- S150. Most sell, going Into army. Call after Apply Inperson, Rex Diner professional tool set. Coll 741-9778. R. Are you Interested In a career with' unlim- EARN S250 TO S3C0 A MONTH — Part sories, 18.717-1314. 5:30,671-3341. cleaning In Little Silver. Own trans- 117WestFtFtontSt.T '"•, Red Bank. HARPSI CORD - Unique model. Beautltur portation. Call after 6 p.m. 747-9109. 3ank. . ited earnings? Salary S12^KK) per year. If I time. Call j custom cabinetry. Three registers, 5I0O0. qualified. Call 244-9127. Ask tor Miss, J 741-5144 BABY CARRIAGE - English pedigree, HOUSEKEEPER WANTED — For wid- SOys — Circular delivery. Openings In noiA, blue. Excellent condition. $35. Phone AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC - Hospital bed. Coll 741-7353. WOMAN WANTED — For luncheonette. ower, three school-age girls. Mon. Stromf. like new, S125. Also odlustoble Simmons, Inquire WINNIE'S PLACE, Johnny's Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Weekends FOLK SINGER - Frl.. Sat. nights. Phone 747-&W. spring ond mattress, J25.566-3002 r OVERHEAD GARAGE DOOR through Fr). afternoons. Cook evening only. Work right In your own neighbor- LINOTYPE OPERATOR - Full or part- Landing, Hlghlondi. meal. Transportation required. Middle- for appointment. 1 Regular size. Reasonable. lood. No selling or collecting. Must be ai time. COMMERCIAL PRESS, Red Bank. 546-5718 or 544-9511 24" LAWN SWEEPER — S15. Plumber GRANDMA'S DRAWERS - 81 Monmoulh town. Reply P.O. Box 515, New Mon- least 12 years of age. Call 933-441] foi vlseondstand,*.^ _ 741-5419 - WOMAN - Part-time, for kitchen help. mouth. 747-3411 St., Red Bank. Come buy what your Apply weekdays after 6:30, Sot., Sun. after more Information. LOOKING FOR FOUR AMBITIOUS MEtf ECONOMY MOT SO BAD-We have grandmother threw outl ' 1970 22' ELKHART - Travel trailer. 1p.m. STONE'S THROW, e5 Miller St. lobs open now. Earn $200 a week or more. Sleeps six, bath with tub, shower. Refrig- BUTTON oni BUTTONHOLE GIRLS BOAT CARPENTERS - Assemblers ami — To earn S25O-$4D0 per month, part-time. MAHOGANY - Govenor Wlnthrop HI F Highlands. . Also HAND SEWERS. Experienced o . ice cream vending route available tmme- oood condltton, $45. Maple chest of draw. FUR COAT - Full length. Mack Perslon eralor-lreeier, tour-burner stove, oven. ibergtass molders. Experienced pre- Call for appointment. 244-49M. dlately. Call 495-0151 mornings. - with ranchmlnK collar. J700 garment lor 842-7989. S. — Experienced,, over 21. Pgy 'ladles' dresses. Year round work. Union erred. Will consider qualified trainees, ers,s15.842-0348. shop.. Apply H. M. Dress & Sportwear, 111 NEW CAR GET READY MAN — Must llevenlnas^b.tween?-!. •aid hospital and medical benefits. Pa NURSES' AIDES — And orderlies lor pro- AIR FORCE SEXTANT — $50. Mohogon) BRONCO TX2 MINI BIKE - Excellent Oakllana d St., Red Bank. 741-0693. idldays ond vacation. Jensen Marine, tiavo own tools and mechanical back- gressive health care facility. AlT'shfe's,' TWO CANE BACK. CHAIRS —And found condition. SI25. ground. GM experience preferred. Ex- dropleaf table, S30. Oak rocker, swrAr table. Paul McCobb original, $90. Eight GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Plain •Marlboro. 4314100. full time positions. Benefits included. Ea- llaue German canister set, %K. 9xi: Coll 741-5812 AMBITIOUS LADIES — Part-time, Wired cellent working conditions. All company ttontown Convalescent Center, 139 Grant airs lined antique gold drapes, custom evenings, can earn $S hr. No Investment cooking. Young, reliable. Must drive car. TWO MEN WANTED — One for mom benefits. Apply In person at Russell Olds- hooked rug, S25. Mirror, is. Antique ra lode for Colonial home, $195.471-5424. RUMSON HOME — In our move to a Car and phone required. 264-3398. Six mornings a week, 7:30 a.m.-12;30. Ex- ngs, one for afternoons, part-time. Hani Tioblle-codiriacCo., 100 Newman Springs Ave. Etrftr?4S7Kr" zor, $12. Deepsea fishing pole ana reel cellent hourly wage. Permanent. Recent smaller house we are disposing ot Victo- arm work, own transportation, only wll Rd., Red Bank. Askfor Emu Schram. VART-TIME — Accounts Receivable* S18. 747-4021, GARAGE SALE - Attic treasures. Furni- rian Gesso 7' handsome mirror and SECRETARY NEEDED — For progres- references. Reply to Box E-124, The Dally Ing workers need opply. 1MJMA. ture, linens, antiques, lamps, etc. May 22, slve health care facility. Full time posi- .Register. Red Bonk. Clerk. Hours flexible. Apply Little Sliver GARAGE SALE - May 21,22, and 2>, 10- matching marble-top table, two charming COOK OR RETIRED CHEF - Ex- Cleaners, 401 Branch Ave., Little Sliver. Sat., 79 Reynolds Dr., Eatontown, 10-5. Victorian chairs, French Chateau 5* Ves- tion Mon. thru Frl. Benefits Included. Ea- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Ex- lertenced with cooked-to-order continen- 4. Boy's clothing, aTsties, toys, slote black- tontown Convalescent Center, 139 Grant board, record player, lots more. 61 Malda per candles. Also other household items' 'WAITRESSES - No experience neces perienced onlr. Part-time evenings and ol menus. Work with chel, dinner only, HISTOLOGY TECHNICIAN —Immediate' ludlng 12x28 aqua rug, three braided** Ave.. Eatontown, 542-4700. isary. Over 21. Days. Coast Inn, 146 Bod- Sundays. Apply In person. Heroic's cr :ull or part-time, year-round work. Ter.. Mlddletown. IStiorecrest area). YARD SALE .man PI., Red Bank. opening. Permanent position In large , folding bridge chairs, beginner's ;GO, Llncroft. .. . Transportation a "must", phone for ap- community hospital at the Jersey share. PLUS DAY OF FUN. Household Items, skis and boots, two otflce chairs, flush LEGAL SECRETARY - At least three pointment, THE RUMSON HOTEL, S45- GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK — Colonial EDGECUTTEh_ ft^ %* ^^*U • 9 (—R <^ — fMachin V>U\*IIIIIOe operatoVS. r on Send resume to Box D-120, The Dally Reg- Kiddle Rides, Plant ond Cake Sale. Lunch door table, golf clubs and bags. Coll 142- years experience In law office. Excellent HANDYMAN 2000. and Provincial coffee tables, six-piece salary. Call tor appointment, 747-3730. coats"— . To' p wages. ILGWU shoshopt . Alt ben- ister, Red Bank. bedroom set. Two cribs, one smalt! one served. . . Sunday, May 23,10 to 4. Con- 1024. eflts. Apply Wall Street Fastiloi art-time. Apply Holmdel Motor Inn, gregation B'nal Israel, Hence and Ridge — Ions, Corner Hwy 35. Holmdel. AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC — Ex- targe, ond matching dresser. Provincial ELIEF CASHIER — Weekends only, West ond Woll Sis,, Red Bank. COLLEGE STUDENTS — Plenty of work, fireplace, stereo components, many other Rds.. Rumson. MAPLE BRIDGE LAMP - Magazine perienced, with tools. Commercial ond available. $200 a week or more, fee cream stand, 15. Singer treadle sewing machine, alist be 18 or over. Apply In person. Car- PLUMBERS AND PLUMBER'S HELP seml-moblle units. Government ex- goodies. 244-2459 between 9-12 a.m. or at- GIGANTIC Iton Theater. Red Bonk. tOUSEKEEPER - Live to, reliable. vending route. Coll 495-0151 mornings. ter 9 p.m. -• BARN AND RUMMAGE SALE (5. Pour solid maple straight chairs, 115. Must drive car, plain cooking, light house- perience helptul. capable of working alone. Toppay, Red Bank area 741-4)209 Frl. end Sot.. May 21 and 22,10 a.m. to 4 741-0210. STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST — Must have work. Excellent wages. Good room, both, EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SAL.E£ BEDROOM SUITE — Seven-piece maho- a.m. Henry Cross barns, Rt. 520, Holmdel. dictaphone experience. Neatness and ac- TV. Permanent. Recent re(erences..Heply. days. 542-SS92 evenings. PERSON — Full time. Mlddletown Office gany, like new spring and mattress. Oval BICYCLE - Rollfast Scott 5 Stingray. [CAREER OPPORTUIflTY~Joln one Benefit for Monmoulh County Unit, N. J. W0. Like new. Surfboard — Hoble. Good curacy essential. 741*3900. _^ o Box F-102, The Dally Register, Rod- Monmouth and Ocean Counties Tastes of Allolre-Forrow Agency. Member of two mahogany dining table, mahogany console Assoc. for Retarded Children. lanfc' ' PARTS DEPARTMENT — Counter ManMan. Multiple LIstlniT Services. Contact Larry" table plus two leaves. Large antique dres- condition. 8'4". 135. 842-14S2. BEAUTICIAN - Part-time. Llncroft Hair growing real estate agencies. We will trai LarLargee volume GM Oeafer-SutckOeafeStk . ExE - Schilling. 071-2590. and preoara forJlce|ulM-|tirougl> our spe- perienced preferred. Good salary, all ser, antique desk. No dealers. By oppoln PARTY GIVERS — Trust A to Z Rental POOL — 12x3, filter, ladder, vacuum, and Fashions. ,„*„< WAITRESSES — Experienced, over 21. :lal company school quallflea y&( rnent only from 11 to 2.741-8580. Center, 1S1 Newman Springs Rd., Shrews- Must apply In person, Howard Johnsons, rings benefits. For Interview phone 741- COULb YOU USE — An extra'lncoms. fence. $30. lor positionsIn'one ot today's 'mosm T lucj bury, 741-0040 for punch bowls, glasses; GIRL FRIDAY — To supervise and assist Hw/ 35, Mtddleiown. convert free tiours to cash. For Interview, HOUSE CONTENTS SALE — {Leaving chairs, phonographs, silverware; etc. Bor- Call 671-3514 itlve professions. If you are Int^te d l 'call 787-1571 between 4-6 p.m. In sales of fabric store. Sewing knowledge SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Ex- for California). Frl., May 21, Sat., May 2! row everything for o perfect party. POOL FILTER - Oymetrlc earth, stain- a "must". Must be dependable, honest, REGISTERED NURSES — Needed for 123 Heights Terrace, Mlddletown. 071- short term facilities. Call or write Assls-* id. (« incom l, coll perienced only. Apply In person, Brltloln RETIRED — Or seml-retlred couple for less steel, S50. ond able to get along wllh people, Per- seasonal management of New York State 0491. Air conditioners, antiques, furniture, FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ._? Coll 747-5425 manent full time position. Mr. London, font Director of Nursing, Jersey Shore wan ot 787-5500.- Sunoco, Hwy 35, Laurel Ave., Middletown. tools. More, much more. Medical center, 1945 Corlles Ave., Nep- camp ground. Some business management, fvelfare and people with credit problemsj S4J-5042. LAWN MOWER MECHANIC MAN WANTED — To work In modern, or camp background. For appointment, Immediate deliveries, Instant credit. Call. WALNUT CONFERENCE DESK - Exec-' tune. 775-5500. E«t. Jii An equal opportu- GARAGE SALE — Stereo records, tapes, utlve choir. Valued at 13S9, will sell for nlty employer. M/F. . Call between 9 a.m.-l p.m. small animal hospital In Matawan area. call 244-00H9. Mr.Gron.373-o611 • ... WAITRESSES - Over 21, full or port- Call S644SS0. recorders, double glass Anderson window, S20O. A-l. 787-3990. •tlme nights. Apply weekdays alter 6:30, CANDLELIGHT SHOW — Dealers wont- clothing and miscellaneous. Frl., the 21st, SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER - 1947,15'. Sot.. Sun. after I p.m. STONE'S THROW BEAUTICIAN - Saturdays only. MECHANICS (1) — Experienced, for < CARPENTER ^— Cornice ond soffit man. ond Sat., the 22nd, 10 to 4.137 Rumsor Excellent, condition. Oven, sink. Sleeps 65 Miller St.. Highlands. ed, no initial Investment needed. Ex- Rd., Rumson. LIVING ROOM SOFA — Coffee table and Stephen's Hairdressers wlzed Mercedes Beni & BMW dealer. Call otter 7:30 p.m. - cellent commissions. Call between 8-11: SIX. 741-8199. end table, SI00. 518 Main St., Belford. 787-0455 Excellent pay plan and fringe benefits. 787-3125. p.m. or between4-7.p.ra 244-9114. GAL FRIDAY — Must be good with tele- Apply In person or call Mr. Golns, Service BASEMENT SALE - Refrigerator, pine COLOR TV — RCA 21" console. New 84M950 phone. Light typing. Small office. Salary Manager, C. Douglas Alan, 100 Oceanpoi REAL ESTATE SALES )Ong table. TV lamp, chairs, etc. 27 Buenc tube. Factory free service Insurance, $250. open. Keyport area. 739-0810. _ TRAVEL AGENT — One year experience H RCA antenna, S25. 546-3002. WASHER AND DRYER - In excellent necessary. Excellent opportunity for ad- Ave.,tlltle Silver. 842-5353! Active agency, member of two Multiple 'I., Red Bank (rear of house). 10 a.m. condition. $70 for both. .Istfng Services. Modern office, plenty ot SITUATIONS WANTED 747-1080 EXPERIENCED HOSTESS vancement. Mall resume to Sox E-127, leads. If you are not afraid of hard work, BARN AND YARD SALE — May 20, 21, The Dally Register. Red Bank. MASONS-EXPERIENCED —Needed 1m FEMALE 2Z 9-4. Antiques, Ice cream parlor sef, Mint apply In person ' mediately. Excellent starting salary. Ca opportunity Is unlimited. Call BUI Lynn, LAWN CHAIRS — Lamps,' coffee tobies MANY FINE ITEMS AND VALUES Town & Surf Diner, Hwy 35, Mlddletowi. between 6*8 p.m. only. 462-6939. Freehold and end tables for Inside. Two bicycles. trunks, mirrors, lots more too numerous BOOKKEEPER - Full charge, up to gen- YOUNG WOMAN — Seeks domestic posi- 842-5078. to mention. Red bungalow, Monmouth Maple platform rocker $12.50, maple ctiest eral ledger. Full time. Good salary and tion. Mon. thru Frl. Live in. Experienced. Ave. opposite Lakeside, Haveslnk. (14.50, base cabinet 57.so, playpen, net THoUSEKEEPER — 3 to 5 days. Solar? AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - Must havi CARPET MECHANIC — Must be ex- Also experienced with children. Refer- lype, $4.75. Dressers 919.50, night tables- according to experience and references. company benefits. Send resume to P.O. perienced In all phases ol carpet In-. VERY OLD DESK - Cherry and ornate Box 447, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 tools and experience. Full-time year- es. M2-O509 between 10-12 noon. Iron, from a little red school house. Also U3.*DIVERS — DA 2-stage Aqua-master, (7.50, fool locker 12.75, half moon end to- Daytime coll 07I-2322. Evenings 291-2422. 'aund |ob. Uniform!* hospltallzaUon, In- lallatlon. Full time position. Coll Central tiles S3.75. vacuum cleaner $10.50. pair tersey Carpet Service, 787-1384. used bricks. 471-1132. two-hose regulator, not used since last COUNTER GIRLS — All shifts. Apply In iurance program. Apply In person. M HOUSECLEANING OR IRONING — On actory overhaul. Best otter. 842-4724 alter lamps $).75 each. Bedroom suite l»9, etc. ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURER person, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Dunkln* Donuts, CHWARTZ & SONS. chrVsler-Plymouth. Saturdays only. Need transportation. Call YARD SALE — Sat., May 22,10-5. 30 RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front St., Red Bonk. 741- Has requirements for assemblers. 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. • PART-TIME MEN — Mornings and eve- 671-9193; ask for Suzona. • Col" Mr. C. NIcSl, 529-8300. Hewman Springs Rd. and Hwy 35, Shrews- nings. Year round employment. Neat op- Horlcon Avenue, Oceanport. (Oft Portau- 1693. bury. pearance. Please call 787-209*. PeckAve.t 222-2844. MOVING — Must sell. Two green occa- ARTHUR FALLON INDUSTRIES. MECHANICALLY INCLINED - Younc sional chairs, television, tables, lamps, Vh OCTAVE DEGAN MARIMBA — $50. man over 17. Part-time during summer. _ — Fuirir FINANCIAL THREE ROYAL TYPEWRITERS ~ Two vacuum, Mediterranean dresser with mir- Accordion, 120 boss, $50. Combo accord- 741-0040 tart-tlme, with management capabilities, one standard. Fine condition. ' ror, bed. Best offer. 564-4527. Ion, like new, $100. 70 bass ompllflet. List BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BUSINESS I™ ttSO. Call A. Montreal 542-1622. or young expanding company. Full train- Call 671-5932 JHORT ORDER COOKS - Good yeoi Ing program. Income commensurate with CASTRO CONVERTIBLE SOFA — ound position. Must apply In person. NO ability plus large bonuses. For appolnt- Double size. Brass fireplace tools, two oc- SEASONED FIREWOOD — Large dump PHONE CALLS, Howard Station's, Mid mcnl,call229-5«0.2p.m.-7p.m. . TREMENDOUS POT 1, nlstnishedanM d instaed casional chairs. Best offer. 142-4724 alter truck. $45. delivered. Call 291-1427 alter 6 r "• dletown. RESTAURANT — And sma .der. Coll 949-0163. WANTED — PRODUCE MANAGERAND' EXPERIENCED PEST rent or sole. Coll offer 4 p.m. I CONTROLOPERATOR 741-1144 COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY — Soli( ELECTRONIC PIANO - Wurlllzer. Suit- COMBINATION GARAGE SALE — Ex- CLERK.Top union scales. Hosp Call 671-9197 vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete able for small quarters. S275. cellent values from several large homes. toilzotlon, union benefits. Apply FOOD GROW WITH A YOUNG C&MPANY —j .metal skiing. Coll for tree estimate, O.W. Call 74I-88S0 Everything Imaginable, priced for Imme- CtTY, 981 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrews- -ERVICE/INSTALLATION — BanK We are filling our executive positions Wr Home/Improvements. 842-20S3. bury or coll 542-4205. equipment. National company, expanding now. Exceptionally high income potential. MINOLTA 35 mm camera and lenses. SR- service operation, has immediate need far Full and part-time. Coll for appointment' 1 with 1:8, 55 mm lens. Also 28 and 400 .ANDSCAPE EQUIPMENT OPER service man. install and service elec- 787-678$. CHRYSANTHEMUMS mm lenses. Shutter synchronization needs STORS —And drivers. Experienced only. Large, potted, 3 far 11. Other flower and work. Make an offer. May.be seen at 21 ARAGE SALE — Frl. and Sot., May 21 :al 1297-1244.4Q-7447 between 9 ond S. tronic alarm systems, teller equipment, cameras, etc, Telephonic or electronic RESTAURANT — Take out seafood. Go- vegetable plants at low overhead prices White SI., Red Bank, Tues. through Sat. ind 22. Fabrics for dressmaking, drap- DRIVERsrWANTEtr^Tocol and lam and lock experience preferred. Will con- ing business. Atlantic Highlands. Asking HIKE'S GREENHOUSES. 201 Short Ask for the Director. •rles, and slipcovers. Original pointings, distance, experienced In handling house sider trainee with strong electronic ond MOW. 761-4076,291*673 . Blvd., Kecmsburg. 717-5434. -eproductlons and frames. Art books and AMATEUR EQUIPMENT — Ham- supplies. 747:916. 77 Waterman Ave., hold goods. Immediate opening. Apply li mechanical background, complete ben- 1962 FORD ECONSLINE CAMPER — tenon, ANDERSON BROS. IHc!, s)-£ efits, cor «nd expenses. Salary open. Stnd DRY CLEANING DROP STORE — For marlund HQ-170 receiver and speaker, tumson. sale. Good Income, busy areoi year rotfnav Hand crafted. Sleeps four. Best offer. Cat JHD. Heath-kit DX-eOB transmitter and Mechanic St., Red Bank. resume In strict confidence describing ex- 767-3754. After 4p.m., 787-9617. >erlence and qualifications to P.O. Box Call between 12-4,787-9751. VFo; $45. TR-swItch, 15, automatic bug, ENT TRAILER — sleeps five or six. Two burner stove, lantern, two folding WORKING ASSISTANf'MANAGEir=: 245, Llncroft, N.J. 07738. An equal op- BOTTLE GAS BUSINESS - Established PHILCO GAS DRYER S7, 244-7844 after 6 p.m. Apply In person at Ben's Mlddletown Car lortunlty employer. Excellent condition. S4D. cots, two Ice boxes, air mattress, tarp and lash, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. home delivery service In Morganvllle- WALNUT BEDROOM SET — Mahogany portable hitch. $300.741-4672. 842-4614. Evenings 471-4272 dining room set. Tea woaon. Currier & :OOK — Experienced. Apply In person, SEE AD IN MALE/FEMALE COLUMN KITCHEN SET Ives dinner set, service for 12, Moving. re Cottaoe Inn, 149 West Front St., Key. Electro Impulse Inc. > LUNCHEONETTE — Bakery shop with More Classified lort^. 14 Chestnut St. Red Bank With six chairs. 7d7jun. oven. Shore location, grossing $80,000 a Coll 244-7304 before II p.m. or otter9 p.m TREES — Dogwood, maple, birch, $1 ft. on Next Page >AI NTERS WANTED - Some ex MAN year. Ill, must sell. Terms. Wrlle Box B- 'lo Vjur own. Spruce, S2 ft. And others. 144, Ttie Dally Register, Red Bank. G.E. WASHER — Excellent condition. itrlence. Call Monmoulh Painters & pan For heavy cleaning. Must be handy. Kitchen set, lovely, modern, lorge. Mov- in. 229-1955 222-8231 or 741-7748 DELICATESSEN — with apartment and Ing, must sell. 244-0805- parking lot. Excellent He andShe venture. HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED HALE' SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT MAINTENANCE MAN —An Ideal person can do light carpentry, genera) upkeep Year round business on main street. Ex- DESKS (IS up. FILES, tobies, chairs; od Pull time. Experienced. cellent terms for qualified buyer. Owners ding machines, typewriters, office equip Coll 842-983! or 842-9841. ind ianltorlal work, has same basic tools and transportation. Monday to Friday, 9 retlrlng1.. .: . $38,540. BAHRS REAL E5- ment, etc., at bargain prices. New or lo S. SIM per week. Call 747-2266 loriap- TATE.RI«IE. Realtore , 24 Bay Ave,, Highlands. f. AAC DESK OUTLET, Rt. 3J, Oak- MAINTENANCE MAN — Monmouth o s. SIM It. 551-3990. '.ounty area. Experienced In oil phases of lolntment. GUNS — New and used. Buy, sell o ipartment maintenance. Full-time. Apart- -I REMAN — Blue Seal Third Class. ln> *4,«0» WILL BUY tRUCK AND WORK TECHNICAL nent and salary. References requ red. nedlate opening for night shift nt Jersey CONTRACT. Earn over $303 weekly, plus trade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORT! :ol 1222-5065. Shore Medical Center, 1915 Corlles Ave., free) hospltailzotlon and two weeks vaca- SHOP Rt. 36, East Keonsburg. 787-0508. Neptune. Apply weekdays to Personnel tion with pay. On the lob training offered. Featuring the IOUNTER AND SUPPLY WORK — Fulf Coll 741-2425. TENOR SAXOPHONE — Selmer Marl lime. Apply In person, RED BANK LUM< Office between 9 a.m.-2jp.m. (An equal VI. Like new. (700 value, $350. PACEMAKER 55' SALON CRUISER iER. Corner Pearl ond Wall Sts. opportunity employer M/F) • 787-5954 CARPENTER'S HELPER WANTED WAITERS INSTRUCTION TSIANOS -ORGANS > flu* many otfiir Pacimikirs from 26" to 55' rtady to go. Ptione Experienced. New Restaurant Used spinets from S195. Unllmlled rental! Call B42-7575 •PIANO LESSONS — In the privacy of trom 1740. Warehouse for Yomoho Conn 741-9144 otter t p.m. .v.our home or mine. Modern method of Communications Klmball-Wurlitzer-Chlckering. FREE- Saturday & Sunday SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Ap< EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED — Gas teaehlngW. Call 54M251 9-ly In person. 741-9474. Llncroft Gulf Sta. sitjlton attendant. Steady work. Call be- or after 7 p.m. r. ton St. 442-4730. May 22 and 23 Ion, Newman Springs Rd., Uncrott. 'ore 4 p.m. 291-9529. • GET YOUR CHILD STARTED NOW — Iri BICYCLE — SCHWINN SHORT ORDER GRILL MAN - Apply li PART-TIME BARTENDER Ihe modem approach ot teaching. Enroll- 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Three nights a week. Apple Krate. Like new, 550. Specialists erson, Palac* Diner, 45 Monmoulh St. ments being taken In aultar and drums. led Bank. Phone787-9758 Call 671-4522 CHANNEL CLUB DIESEL MECHANIC ALUMINUM SIDING General knowledge of Diesel Engines and Mechanics and helpers. Monraouth Beach, N. J. Call 544-1220 between 5 and 9 p.m. for VIETNAM must possess mechanical ability. Apply MERCHANDISE presented by... lerb Gerdlng, BORO BUSSES COM PORTERS — Full-time positions available FOR SALE 'ANY, Shrewsbury. on 8 am.-4 p.m. and 3 p.m.-ll p.m. snms. NAUVOO MARINA DISHWASHERS - Full or part time. Ap Good salary, pleasant working conditions, BEST TOP SOIL Immediate openings available in South Viet- ply In person. Martini's Diner, Rt, 36, full fringe bineflls. Apply In person. P«r- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES teansburg, lonnel office, Rlvervlew Hospital. 741- i 741-2410 nam for the operation and maintenance of the 1700, Ext. 225, for on Interview, An equal (201) 842-3700 TYPEWRITER, ADDING machines. AlF U.S. Military Communications Network. Must MAN WANTED — Work for aggressiv >pporlunity employer M/F , makes, new or used. Guaranteed. LoWa£ discount retailer. Driver's license re- $25. Serplco's. 101 Monmoulh St., Ne,xt lo| BOOKSTORE be a U.S. Citizen with applicable experience for Hired. Excellent future. 787-4897. POLICE OFFICER — Monmouth County resident. 21 to 35 years ot age. Excellent theater.747-04I5. - j IDEAL LOCATION the following positions. health. Apply at Red Bonk Police Head- fe A Fair rfaven-Ruinson area. tSOOO plus quarters, SI Monmouth St., Red Bank, tor £S8_5ftt r: oentleman'* dollar for dollar for'slock. Low prico lurlher Information, duo to illnesj. • Tech Controllers i< (Circuit testing, analysis, patching, rerout- HELP WANTED PING PONG TABLE — SIS, two Holly- CALL CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY wood beds, frames and headboard, S5. ing experience on above pr similar equip- MALE OR FEMALE One double bed and-dresser, S15. Ex-' oridable baby corral, (5. Hlghchdr, 12. 229-6542 ment) A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Senmore dryer. S40, Cpldspot li cu "" fll • Autosevocom Engineer $200 PART-TIME HELPWANTCD • ASC (Antodln) MANY NEEDS! If you can work three evenings a week, HALE OR FEMALE and use on extra J200 monthly, a leading • ADP Repairmen Inanclal Institution needs a neat appear- ing man or woman for customer contact (with NCR 5M experience) work. Must be over oge 21. For more In- Adding Machines-Typewriters Odd Jobs Pearl and Bead Rcstrlnglng ormatlon write P.O. Box 414, Long1 • Dial Telephone Exchange Technicians IroncjJMaln Post Office, 60 Third Ave" QUALITY 1 JO a slrand. ong Branch, N.J.0774O. ' sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 Mon- cleaned up. Free estfmafes. 741-7149 offer Sterling closos from 75c. REUSSILLE'5. Office Switch-gear) 1 3 p.m. INSPECTOR mouth St., Red Bonk, 747-11415. 34 Brood St.. Red Bonk. ____ " IIVCHARGE BOOKKEEPER - Posl- >n available Immediately. 5tpte age. Want alert, depondablo persoh for Diamonds Bought'or education, experiencrlence onand salary required .^j^- ,H|4 to 12 midnight stjilt. Ex- Pleaso forward yonr resume to Mr. E. Hopkins, Painting and Decorating n resume to B(len" "-"Ashln- Associate!. Ill u Hestyled lost Bergen PI.,. Red Bank, N J. »™™"W»«»»i J Iperienco not rjecassary. ITT Federal Electric Corporation, 621 Indastrl- John Woodwarif & Flumping and Heating Let us buy the dlamandCvou don't war MUSICAL ENTERTAINER al Avcriiic, Paramus, New Jersey 07652. cr let us restyle them for vou personally. KARL KRAMER — Bathroom, kltcher ReusiNVe's, 36 Brood St. ' Sons remodeling ond repairs. Call 812 0149 ot itMcHnij Polntlnp. Po-iernanglnti. Paneling. 747-500 Interior Remodeling General Contractors Mason Contracting REAL'ESTATE — Two experienced prcv Hwy. 35 FEDERAL ELECTRIC CARPENTEB-BUILDER Call alltr 6 p.m, rational people to work In expanding Red CORPORATION Complete home Improvements, oilers 741-816. tank area office. Full time only. Multiple Keyport ITT tlo-n. additions. Rooting, siding. Booting, swing tc Insulation Ullngs. Coll Mr. Coient 01741-7416. >aulSLJ I_ A r.unrinn ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN — Ex- An Equal Opportunity Employer (m/g CARPENTRY - Remodeling, paneling, CARL I). JONES - Pahllnaondwollpo. OLSON CO. - ROOFING AND SIDING 'Inboslcpractlces.Musr 264-8000 Closes*, Coon. Odd lobi. Reasonable perlna. Fully Insured. For free estimates, Installed and guaranteed for IP years. 771 Sates. I42-4J85. colUMMII. C10S-If WHO. ..V ffMMLE itt HOUSKS FOE SALE HOUSES FOB 8&LE wamawtmum tnuuax FEW ANP LIVESTOCK COMMEtClAt EKNTAXS INCOME PROPERTY SHADED RAMBLgfc •ATOHTOWM — Hlghwor toulUUM far rent. Formeriv Tanft Rtstouranf. cm A, This two-family house Is In excellent condition Kodcky Real festote, Broker, 842-aa. IBs COLLIE - Smsett hair. 10 week-old and is one of the best size available. Large HOUSES FOB BENT property, nice area, convenient to everything. FAIR HAVEN — Furnished, charming Only $25,000. See it today. TED HALL AGENCY ST. BERNARD PUPPIES — Btautllul twe-story contemporary. Three bedrooms. Lease plus security. 1370 per month. Call BMnrM. Fair Hove* NAVEsiNk — SMI form, qparadmalehr SCHANCK AGENCY UPRIGHT PLAYER FUNO — Wlttl tlec- for details. CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtor, STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOC. six acres ctand land. Bam. fmtt trees. 4 Parker Ave. Little Sliver. 741-6336. MALE PALAMINO PONY — J75. 842-4200 Sewn-room nous*. Near ocean and river. Call anytime after 6 p jn. SMALL HOUSE — In Rumson, two bed- REALTOR iw Mll nr APACHE GOLDEN EAGLE- 19(4. 542-7577 rooms. Available how through Oct. Fur- 45 West River Rd. ' Rumson HOLMDEL Sf^5JiSf * * imps loir, (an ond spore lira. $400. nlstMd or unfurnished. 142-2161. MIDDLETOWN - Four-brtroom, Vh- FREE PROFESSIONAL bath center hall Colonial. BRIGAOOON Moreaassined CALICO KITTENS POCONO VACATION CHALET— Moun- 747-0900 :u«tom buiH ttiret-bedroom ranch lotaMd built an wooded lot. Convenient lo N.Y. RACING GO CAKT — N*\» tim, Cnry*. CALL M7-5977 toln setting, complete privacy. Excellent m Jorge lib acre corner lot. Ideal home bus and railroad station. 4J1OW1. M Next Page Itr lntral err amWiorincj, watMoâll car- STEREO CONSOLE — SIX snonmj OM. THE BERG AGENCY HOUSES FOR SALE ctlns, custom drapes. Rrettfoce. Lorae aam TWO HORSES-One mare, chestnut wltti Rl. 35 Mlddlefown amir/roam, finished bajement, two-car ** 'SA white stockings, sl« years da, part Appo- 071-1000 LINCROFT wrooe. Principals only. 155,300.671-1219. SWIMMINS POOL — ir dW. X r OMP. oosa vtry good riding lor any oge. plus her colt stallion, two yean old, chestnut TWO-BEDROOM HOME - In Locust. SPECIALS .HOUSES FOR SALE/i LIU raw. Vinyl lined. An tculpment In- with black stockings, soadle-broken. MM Suitable for couple with one child. No JUST LISTED cluded. New Poritwcy titter. »S. te-1454. 5664113 after 5 p.m. pels. 1250 month plus utilities. Call 842- Three-bedroom, 11^-baJh spill level In excellent condition. Fireplace In large living SOLID MAPLE FURNITURE - Dresser Unusual River Ooks Home, with ever so room. Nicely landscaped. Only t&OOO. MIDDLETOWN chest on chest, night table, 4/6 bed com- DACHSHUND PUPS- Six weeks old, TWO-BEDROOM RANCH - Highland plete 5119. Modem dining room suite 112?. AKC Registered, 4 males, 2 females. much charm. Four bedrooms, two baths, Hills. S235 month. Unfurnished. Call after paneled recreation room, large screened Ranch only six years old. Three bad- db Estate Area Down cushion couch W, kneenole desk Coll 7J7-7420. 6 p.m. 842-2677. «P, round oak table M9, oak round gloss porch overlooking lovely grounds and rooms, IVi baths, large eat-In kitchen. UPPIES — S weeks old. Mother Is pu- pctio. Two-car garage. Asking $45,000. Aany extras. Owner moving out of state. Brick and stone stately Colonial situ- china closet $17. Oak bullet ill, oak rebred basset hound. Very reasonable. SUMMER RENTAL — Fomily house, for choirs Beoch. More and More... RUS- WWW Bled on seven acres in small forest. Mostly male, one female. 741-6M4. MfM C1L'S,25 E. Front St., Red Bank. 741-1693. »- CO.. 229-29.3. Huge Irving room with fireplace- A. FRED MAFFEO Four bedrooms, three bgtns. Split level on AKC COLLIES-Ready In !'A weeks. De- overlooks rolling hills. Five bad- PLATFORM ROCKERS — Two, match- Realtor large lot. Stale foyer. Central air condl- DESIGNED posit will hold. AKC while collies, lust rooms (master bedroom has fire- ing, wltti slipcovers, IB each. Maple deo- whelped, will take deposit and weekly WANTED TO BENT con1lb*ncn7CBMH4» 56? River Rd., Fair Haven place and sleeping porch.) 3'A payments. 741-4318 or 7474631. TWO OR THREE-ROOM APARTMENT 741-9333 TWIN SIZE BOX SPRING — And mat- — Furnished or unfurnished. Mother and baths. Apartment for caretaker over FORMING PONY AND TACK three car garage. Two separata tress, with ligs and studio couch cover. Good wlttl children. daughter. Keyport-Keonsburg vicinity. Cood condition. JJO. ftl-8330. 244-3731 anytime. maid's rooms and bath._«2C0,000 This magnificent contemporary home situated on 787-30B5 MARLBORO —MOMMOUTH HEIGHTS JEAN K. IRWIN 1 U> acres of an old estate has been designed for WELBILT ELECTRIC STOVE - «5. 1'A YEAR OLD FEMALE DACHSHUND WE NEEOi - Five or six, 2-3 bedrooml Realtor $41,900 Marine Park Red Bank The Dowstra Agency easy living and gracious entertaining. Comfortable Phone — Housebroken. Excellent with children. Rental Homes, furnished or un urnlihed. On one4talf acre plus in 1h!s magnificent 3M-2233 No popers. S35-M0. Coll 739-1073. from 115 to »350 per month tor Incoming REALTORS living room, formal dining room, 14x26,kitchen personnel. THE BERG AGENCY Rt. 35, center hall Colonial. Featuring spacious 842-4188 FLEA MARKET-GARAGE SALE — (Five ERSIAN KITTENS - CFA Registered, Mlddletown. t/l-lwo. Ifvlnq room with fireplace, family room, SI E. FRONT ST. RED BANK and dining area. Two steps down to a sunken den families) 5° Knollwood Dr. New Shrews- or ma I dining room, science kitchen, FAIR HAVEN Inoculated. 8 weeks, Red Tabby, and Blue. three bedrooms, two full baths, two-car with bar and adjoining 25x12 deck. Four large bury (Off Sycamore: Ave.) May 24, 27, ID Call 254-6044. SPORTS EDITOR — Family of 4 — OtslP 741-8700 a.m.-4p.m. Antiques, furniture* white ele- M moderately priced 2 or 3-bedroom garage. And only three years old. MID 30'S bedrooms, 3'A baths and 17xt2 screened porch. phants, sporting goods, tents, etc cloth- house or apartment to rent. Coll 747-1632. 24) Fair Haven Rd» 842-4491 Ing. Rain or shine. APARTMENTS Other features induda all thermopane windows, DAILY REGISTER REPORTER — And NEPTUNE — Three-bedroom ranch, two separate laundry room, built-in phone jacks and COLONIAL STYLE SOFABEO - Olive wile need apartment or small house In the SPENCER balhs, basement, garage* central air cot* green tweed. Good condition. $75. Phone Highlandia Apartments Red Bank area. Can move In immediately. vacuum, intercom with AM-FM plus many other 7470M0. 10 Ocean Blvd. Coll 842-7292 otter 5 p.m. REAL ESTATE QUALM SPECIALS assy-living conveniences. Make this one a MUST- GARAGE SALE — Sot. and Sun. May » ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N.J. AUSTRALIAN ARMYOFFICER - As- , to see. and 23, 10 a.m. to S p.m. Furniture, yard signed tor duty Forf Monmouth, requires CONVENIENT RED BANK AREA FINEST LUXURY Fully furnished, air conditioned home. 671-4880 equipment. Other Hems too numerous to Hwy 35 and Laurel Ave., Halmdel Four-bedroom house. Vh baths. Unusual mention. 169 Tenth St., Belford. Fort Monmouth area, two year lease, cellar. All appliances negotiable. Laun- APARTMENTS rental vicinity 1400 tec month. Phone 229- Other otllces In Crantord, Clark, Watch- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ung, Wesllleld ond Union. Iryroam. Many olher features. $30,900. $147,000 GARAGE SALE - Sat., May 22, II ajn^S •• Luxury three bedrooms, 2Va baths,, 9000, Ext. 7250. LINCROFT RANCH, rail now... THE MEISTRICH AGENCY, Four bedroom Colonial. Early Ameri- p.m. Riding lawn mower, TV, odds and •• Luxury two bedroms, 2 barns ' ' teollor. 74I-5J8S. can decorations with beamed ceiling ends, to Porlcy Lane, Mlddletown. •• Luxury four rooms, one bedroom WANTED TO RENT - Apartment for Seven-bedrooms, three Featuring terraces overlooking the high- young lady working at Bell Labs. Needs living room, formal dining room, hot- SURFBOARDS — 51" rise twin fin. flaa est, most scenic point an the Atlantic jparfment June or July 1. 94v-4»8 before baths, full basement. IVi HOUSES FOB SALE water heat. Two tile baths. Double ga- bottom, as. t' Pig Template wuaretoll, coastline adlalnlng a beautiful marina.' 5 P-nrw or 872-1804 after 6 p.m. acres. A lovely home, Ideal rage. Hurry on this oral »32,5OO. «0. Coll Ted at 7 p.m. M2^H05 Includes air conditioning, swimming pool, parkins. All spacious, truly luxury WANTED — Two-bedroom house, June for a large family. LAWN SALE apartments. lit occupancy. Good references. MIDDLETOWN 311 Springfield Ave-. Beltcrd Call or visit superintendent, 2914237. Call M2-23]7'unlll 10 p.m. 842-0004 db UNCROFI Sot., s-e pjn. Sun., 8-5 p.m. Brounell-Kromer Management Co. ELLA WILTSHIRE Large living room, separata dining GARAGE SALE — Treasures. Old and FURNISHED BOOMS AGENCY room, closed.in porch. Air condi^ new. Sat., 5M pjn. 31 Pine St., LlncroH. RED BANK EATON IOVVN AREA Near 60 acre park. Central air tionad. Hot-water heat, plus ona-bed- «Jtf Swimming River Ri> 24 HR. DOORMAN REALTORS conditioning. Four-bedroom room separate epartment, modem and Luxury hl-rlse apartments. Immediate oc- Eves. 842-0276 nice. A beauty at (24,900. NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE — Lets split level 216 baths. Urge fami- of aood Items, no iuntc. 10-5, Saturday, cupancy. Centrally air conditioned. 1, 2 FURNISHED BEDROOM May 22, SSO Nutswamp Rd, River Plain. ond 3 bedrooms. Spacious layouts. Swim TV room ond kitchen. Call 842-3066 or 842- OVER 10 ACRES ly room, jalousiod porch. Interi- pool, sauna, boat marina, garages on 0356 afler 6 p.m. This could be your own estate with an or has a special touch that CARAGE SALE - Moving, must sell fur- iremlses. eight-room, three-bath home. Included Is QUALITY pplebrook Agency niture ond odds and ends. FrU Sal., Surw CLEAN, QUIET lurnlshtd rooms, sisand a Targe barn* tenant's house with four makes it so livable and inviting. 10-i. M Glencak Dr.,Mlddletown. RIVERVIEW TOWERS rooms and bolh ond one other small cot* $43,500. REALTY ASSOC. 21 RIVERSIDE AVE. tage ond garage apartment, tennis court, GARAGE SALE — At 36 Uckwood PI.. ""ofLVEDERE HOTEL, KEAN5BURG PHONE (201)741-1732 787-0957 or 787J40I reenhouse, dog run and 30' shed-coop. 6E0RGE A. DeLORME 112 AVE. OF TWO RIVERS RUMSON Fair Haven. Sat., May 22, 9 to 3. Dining MODERN, TWO-ROOM — Furnished 'he trees and landscaping are beautiful.. Realtor room set. sofo, washer, dryer, etc apartment. Air conditioned. All utilities. NICELV FURNISHED ROOM - Located ond, to top everything, a running brook. 842-2900 Summer rentals. Cv ond Art's, Ocean off Hwy as, centrolly located in Hralet. All priced at only J?fi,CO0. McALlSTER The Dowstra Agency State Hwy 36 Leonardo Ave., Sea Bright. 842-tOlB Suitable mature business gentleman. Ref- AGENCY, Realtor, 109 E. River Rd., REALTORS 291-3232 MACHINERY FOR SALE erences. Call alter 6, anytime weekends Rumson. 8J2-1694. 1950 FORD TRACTOR - With power iDIRONDACKS— Private apartment, all 2667295 91 E. Front St. . RidBwik Evenings 291-2800 REALTORS bitch, rake and blade. 1965 John Deere :onvenlences. Near town. «00 for season. 741-8700 backhoe 1010.1962 John Deere bulldozer, .0. Box 286, Watervllle, N.Y. 1348ft ARGE ROOM i- WMh private lavatory. HOLAADEL crawler with loader 2010. If49 sIx-toirGeb Icely furnished. Centrally located. Phone Situated on V/i heavily-wooded acres, eral trailer. Coll 94&J707. -UMMER RENTAL- Long Branch, Spacious living room, formal dining room, modern tour-room and bath apartment. fireplace In den, large screened porch/ ex- Ocean front, private beach. Coll evtni/ias. FURNISHED ROOM — Convenient Red posed basement. Three bedrooms, two AUCTION SALES Bank location. For woman alone. Kitchen xiths. Quality construction. Beautiful set- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Three roams. irlvlleges. 747-5397. . Ing, brook at rear of property. Asking PUBLIC AUCTION Furnished. Couple preferred. No pets. FURNISHED ROOM — Suitable for ma- "collection or Antique Guns, Swords, civil 1165.291-0889 War and India? Relics, Decorator Items. ture gentleman References required. "RUSSELL M. BORUS Friday, May 21, at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Vt ROOM APARTMENT-Remodeled. CalJ24Jaa LUKE Inn, Princeton, N.J. Terms: CASH • REALTORS 'refer adults. South Amtoy. KEANSBURG — Nice room for rent. CORRECTED ADVANCE NOTICE — Call 2644769. Reasonable. Ample parking. m River Road Fair Haven Call 787-8363T 747-4532 Power presses, machine shop equipment, SUMMER RENTALS - Hve apartments RIVER OAKS RANCH 'etc. Arc Manufacturing, Hwy 36, Union •farting at S1000. Ocean bathing, boating. KITCHEN PRIVILEGES — Private Beautiful grounds with trees and shrubs. Beach, an May 25, Inspection May 24 to In other words, between the river and the home, private entrance. three bedrooms, IV2 baths, fireplace, dln- REALTORS sole. Mogrlll Auctioneers, (212) ST 2-4574. Jeep blue sea. MEISTRICH AGENCY, Coll 671-26tO34p.ro. ng room, den, finished basement. Close tealtor, 74Mes>. to schools. Call for appointment. $36,900. SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN — Real PUBLIC AUCTION SALE UI TABLE FOR MATURE BUSINESS Bonk. Private entrance. Near ell facll* WATERBURY AGENCY .OUPLE— Five rooms, no pets, $175. lilts. Porkhg. Coll 747-2000. Realtor 45 Years of Service insuror Estate of Luclle F. Morf, deceased, will leaf Included. 787-2855. 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bonn dispose of real and personal property on TWO ROOMS — Furnished. Private bath use'"H0lly, The Homo Finder" the premises of: 7B Rlvervlew Ave., Little REEHOLD — Furnished apartment and entrance. May share kitchen. Very BEST BUY • Silver, N.J. II a.m. Thursday, May 27, Ideal for transferred people.) Alia fur. dean. 17 Grlnker PI., Long Branch. ARISTOCRAT SPLIT ilshed efficiency. 462-1S96. NEW LISTING *ED BANK — Rooms from Sunday to 2V family room, 23* living room with brick wall fireplace, 3 bed- A must to sea at $43,5001 Four bedrooms, two baths, Items to be auctioned: Personal lew- ED BANK - Attractive 4K and Sfoom Friday noon. Call 12-1 or 7-8 p.m. Little Sliver. Charming cape Cod In lovely rooms, Vh baths, garaga and heated work ahop. Vi acra lot plus elry, coins (sliver dollars}, Chlckerlng MVERFRONT apartments, Rent from • 741-5392 area. Three bedrooms, large living room, basement, gameroom. On over an acre of beautifully land* .baby grand piano, Persian lamb coat, screened'ln porch, full basement. Won't other extras436,00O. mink trim. Real Estate: Two bedrooms, S245. ovollable Immediately. Near shop- ing ond transportation. Call Supt., 741- last. Call today. Asking S31.90O. Camassa scaped property. Many extras included. Call today. kitchen, dining room, living room, sun Agency Realtor. 4 Porker Ave., Uttle sil- porch, one bolh and one-car oarage. Lot REAL ESTATE ver. 40<150'. Block 73, Lot 20, Borough of V,flr ENP ~ Furnished 2W rooms. Little Sliver. Cltchen, tiled bath, terrace* oir condl*. FOR SALE 741-6336 RANCH-SHREWSBURY The house will be open for inspection on Honing, pool. From »175 month. 222X233. HOUSES FOB SALE Monday, May 24, 1971 at 3 p.m. Please 033,000, New kitchen and many other goodiesl Call now, won't last contact Lawrence M. Fuchs, Esq., 747< HOLMDEL . OWNER TRANSFERRED 3700, to make appointment. COMMERCIAL RENTALS MEW SHREWSBURY Three acres of heavy woodland offers long. complete seclusion for this lovely home Three large bedrooms, Vh bBths, and recreation room. Lo- By Order of ABRAHAM J. ZAGER Picturesque ranch set deep In the woods. Custom built and Executor DISTINGUISHED" on cul-de-sac low taxes. Asking555,000. cated on large lot in beautiful section of Lincroft. Asking 148 Broad St. Newly painted •39,100. Red Bank, NJ. OFFICES Marshall P. Whitfield 747-3700 CO 741-9100 first floor laundry, three twin-size bed- 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N.J. HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N.J; Evenings: 747-3799 rooms, formal dining room, living room, NAN JOHNSON IAMILTON BUILDING — 600 to 1300 so,' and privacy of non-development living, BUYS AND BUYS I. air conditioned office space available, Owner. 46274507 $33,500. 741-5212 671-3311 tram en entire household to a single Item, holce location. English Plata ond W. RUMSON SCHOOL furniture, antiques, lewelry, s«v«r. Imme- Tont St., Red Bank. Superior parking. Charming Cape Cod. Three bedrooms and diate cash. You get tap donor for your PHILIP J. BOWERS «O. r tiled bath. Living room, large eat-in kitch- HOUSES FOR SALE things. 741-533). c Since 1894 en, full basement with finished game 12 White St. Red Bonk 741-7200 room, laundry and workshop. Look at the COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH FOR price. . . Only 126,900. Call now OLD TRAINS or will trade HO., 027, O or AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES McALtSTER AGENCY, Realtor, 109 E. standard gauges. 774-3710. eosonable rent, immediate occupancy, River Rd., Rumsan. 842-1S94. pply Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St., Red CONTENTS OF HOUSES PURCHASED Sank, next to Canton Theoter. — Cosh cold lor unusual Items and clean LOVELY AREA WATERFRONT! used furniture. 229-8933 or 229-5762. OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK - 754 sa. tf. In excellent location. Oesiroble for any $48,500 WANTED profession. Call 747-3730 between 9 ond 5. Four-bedroom spilt level on heavily wood- Used Oriental Rugs ed acre lot. Centrally air conditioned, A QUIET POND Chinese and Perslon MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES paneled den. Good value. CARL F. ZEL- Also Wall Tapestries — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI., Red Sank, LERS, Realtor, 9464443. This six year old home in tho hear) of Fair Haven offers your faroi- FREIDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 hdne 747-3620 MIDDLETOWN — BRIGAOOON DUTCH •ly a truly convenient location. The kitchen, family room, den, din* OFFICE — Two rooms, neorly MO\ Suil- COLONIAL —11 rooms. Master bedroom ing room and master bedroom have tranquil views over the fish GIRL'S STINGRAY BIKE - Ingiodcon oble any business. Air conditioned. Eos! with attached den or sitting room, 2V-t! pond. 3 blocks to school, stores and bus line. Central air condi- Olllon. Call alltr 3:30 p.m. l Front St., Red Bonk. S150. 741-9500: Oaths, lenced-ln potto, two-car oarage. tioning. Asking $46,000. ' 747-4062 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE — Ap- Comer lot. Close to bus ond train. Prlnci- paltonly.»49.500.»71-3«40. WANTED — Small boat trailer In decent proximately 4,000 so. II. of prime office' condition. Reasonable. space in professional lone of Red Bonk, mmedlate occupancy. Will decorate ond RUMSON — hlew listing by owner. Cape CONTEMPORARY Call 7474692 Cod. Three bedrooms, two baths, fire- partition to suit. Atlractive long-term A short walk to train station. Hidden away in the woods on a pri- ease avoilable. Call HOWARD B. OEX-'place, large playroom off new sunny •. • announcing the WROUGHT IRON ROUND TABLE 48", vate lane. Frank Lloyd Wright designed ranch lor the small fami- and four matching chairs, for pallo: Call TER ASSOTS. 74J-2701. [lichen, cozy den, workshop. Nearly acra plot, less than mile from ocean, schools. ly. Fireplaces in the living room and master bedroom, curving STORE OR OFFICE - Hwy 35. Plenty of ihurches, shopping and city buses. Under walks, walls, skylights, gallon/ and PRIVACY in Shrewsbury, One 'parking space. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, 50. Call 741-2427. of a kind. Asking $69,900. ' glassware, or! obiects ond bric-a-brac. 741-3213 Jmmedlate cash far anything and every- MIDDLETOWN - Four-bedroom split on TORES — (2) lor "rent, approximately wooded lot. Many extras. $37,400. Princi- thing. Rusdl's,2j Ebsf Front St. 74T-1693. pals only. 671-53W. ™ f&Mfi""1™' R^B°nl< ">C° LITTLE SILVER F. Cozens ANTIQUES — Polntlnos, N.J. Atlas Es- A unique home for the retired coupts who enjoy superb location tates purchased and appraised. 747-200' TRAVELING EXECUTIVE - Desires to HOUSES FOR SALE The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 Brood St share office ond secretary. In one week with room for Iho grandchildren. Nearly an acre of well planted Shrewsbury. 2,v?.rai«pfr mc"»h- Hove own Telex. ground. All rooms are large. 22x15 dining room. Deep water Write P.O. Box 413, Rumson. mooring. Hoatoci sun room, basement. Shads trees. Asking A BASSOON"— Ingood condition. Also/a FOR REAL SERVICE Agency trumpet wanted. Reasonable price. OFFICE SPACE - Motavan, Rt. 3<. Aju 970,900. 671-32)3 proxlmately 750 sq. II. Immedlote DCCU- IN REALESTATE noncy. Call 56t-C9]6i for detail;. (formerly Hall Bros., Realtors) Consult a •RAMBLING RANCHER PETS AND LINCROFT — For lease. New stare. 1600 sq. ft. Primp location. Early occupancy. Member of This 15 year old home is ideal for tho family with teenagers. Cen- 813 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN LIVESTOCK E. H. MARTIN, Broker, 84J&0. Red Bank Area ter hall. Four bedrooms plus a fifth for maid or iivlaw. The land- HAbSM MOUND scaped yard rolls genlly down to the deep water lagoon with a SV4 year old female. UKC Registered. J2S. MLS mL bulkhsaded boat slip. Screened porch. In the heart of Uttle Sil- 741-7686 Call 787-7198. HOUSES FOR SALE ver, Asking 090,000, Vacant. AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Beautifully marked, alack with tan. Ex- ROGER r. COZCNS, Prejicfenf tellent temperament 150.244-6M2. ENGLISH TUDOR FOUR LITTLE KITTENS - Free to good William M. Hall, Associate (rotor homes. Six weeks old. A brand new home on a wind swept point with a view 4 miles. 291-4SIB Rumson. 1Vi acres. One of the most unique homes available in ASSOCIATES this price range. Six bedrooms. Choose your decorating. A pres- THREE LITTLE KITTENS— Fat, frisky, tige location. All rooms are spacious. Basement. This interesting adorable. Free to good homes. Call 842- MnJanwsR.(B«Hy)llih1oii Mrs. waiiont D. (VoJwie) Kilpatrkk home may bo yours for $ 115,000. rttt- fnrs. John T. (Gloria) Woodward AKC GREAT DANE - Harlequin, 10 Mra,Aqg»(rtafctn) Nielsen months old. Show quality. Fine estote HILLSIDE RETREAT puord dog. Coll 449 2101. YOUR FIRST HOME? I •POODLE — Female. Charcoal. One year. with wattniewl WE WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER YOU Housebroten, genlle, loving pet. *». 542- SUN RANCH i 2256 IS $19,900 Four-bedroom Capo Coddar closo to Rod Bank train station. Con- PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE PS FREE TO GOOD FAMILY — AKC female venient Middletown location. Ntco neighbors. Ideal aroa for chil- Labrador retriever. Moving, must give away. Coll otter 6 p.m. 74I-6975. dren. Living room with fireplace. Private rear yard with tall trees. Perfect for 2nd home" or the hon- Attached garage. Si art your home investment here. Asking TOY POODLES — Block AKCTChamplon sired. Male ond lemole, 9 weeks old. Call eymoon couple is this charming 528,300: 5t»0S74 between 9-5. * 2. bedroom ranch nestled on hill- FREE TO GOOD HOME — Beagle, male, FAIR HAVEN •purebred. Four years old. All shots. Must side overlooking bay and N.Y. hove room la run and hunl. Gentle with harbor. Won't last, so call us Do you want top schools for your children? Inspect this homo children. 7M-73U. today! today. It radiates warmth and offers comfortable family living. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - For sole. Truly convenient setting, two blocks to grammar school. Fireplace Col] offer 6 p.m. in living room, fenced rear yard. Four bedrooms, or throo and a IF0W... 542-2225 den. Asking 428,900. A wise investment INDIVIDUALISM VICTORIAN CHARM FREE KITTENS - Utter trained. Some How rare. This Shrewsbury contemporary wa» quality built and This ono-ol-e-kind home tofo r the true Individual. Scads of panel- block, some black and white, ore gray. Mother wonderful Siamese. 739-0034. RUMSON has been maintained with care. A brook, landscaped rolling ing, stained glass windows, covered porches and a tower suite, ground, fish pond, terraces and tun decks oiler lining indoor* and msster bedroom for mom and dad, on those "forget it" days.. A quiet sido street just a short walk to schools, stores and shop- TOY FOX TERRIERS - All ages. Also out n its best. An "in-town" location. Four bedrooml. Central air High ceilings, large rooms, country kitchan, four bedrooms, Vi Brown male fox terriers cheap. ping. Three bedrooms, formal dinin0 room plus an eat-in kitchen, conditioning. Two fireplaces. Why wait for the good life? Asking aero in a convsnient Fair Haven location. Asking 157,000, Call C6W) 79911411 family room, basement, attached gsrarjo. Tall oak trees shads an ADORABLE KITTENS easy to core for yard. Asking $31,500. Part Siamese, free to good home. MOTPELAY1CAU US TODAY! A WAY OF LIFE Cll MW71*^ • RIDGE RD. RUMSON COOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER Wow open? lo 5, seven doyic wwk. LITTLE SILVER Mow that your family can afford a choice, why not Rumson? The This Colonial ham* m cuitonvbuijt with no shortcuts. Nearly schools, taxes and neighborhood and Investment potential are DOGS — Cash paid for pedigreed Titters. A teal neighborhood I A tree-lined street, no traffic noise or wor- CANINE COLLEGE INC. 2*1933 or 229- three sera of idling town and privacy. Tfw rcerrta are d ample proven aswts. You cannot eriual the privacy and Joy of living this ries lor tho children, ihree blocks 10 school. The transferred own- ei» for the family that •ntaruins. The floor plan h supaib. En- horns offers. French Provincial design adaptable to the small or ers desire an early sale. Four bedrooms, screened pprph. dining •ranca halL living room with fireplace. "Dkiruw for 12" dining. Isrga family- It is particularly well daslgnad for the family with ENGLISH BULL TERRIER PUPPIES — Guinev room, basement with workshop and a game room. Just painted. mom. EaMn kitchen. Flaming 'loom. Paneled den. Maid's or teen or collage age children. Six bedrooms. A heated cool. Females, five months, nouMtroktn. Good Fireplace. Asking *32,000. lltl children. Good afartment-slie dog. guest room and bath. Office. Four master bedrooms. Four batrn. Screened porch, Abundant flowering trass, rose gardens. Total krCtUutci SII «ch.(«9)75t-(4io!will deliver. Screened porch. Too fanje for present owners. Asking • 116,000. privacy, a private park. Could not ba dupUcstad al tMO.ODO ask- FREE — Adorable six weeks old kittens, FOUR BEDROOMS ing. affectionate, litter trained. REAITORS Phone 747-5375. No not* to took way our in the country to find living spaca lor your family. This home offers a Irvlno room, dining room, eat in THE GRAND ESTATE! 500 Hwy 34 872-0001 Highlands kitchen, two baths, large famly room and basement. Attiched .LIE PUPSV AKC registered, sired Natufsly Rumson. Stanford While was the archied, Constructed of the finest maie- ieven-polnlwlnrwr Blossom Heights garage. Wooded Vard. Only 10 minutes to Red Bank or Middle- MEMBER OF 2MULTIPLE LISTINGS rials... *Um, brick, sliuv concroto, task and mahogany. Spectacular privacy, spec- rum Dlnoer. Jlx weeks old. J»l-207» be- town train station. Hot water hot. Stivers era in and paid for. imen trass, winding drives, BO' swimming pool, fountains, underground watering ' 10:30 a,rn. or after 7 p.m. RED BANK ond NORIKERN MONMOUTH Askina 33,900. ayitsm, Colonist rnrnrnf tall, vatatsd eatings, S or 10 bedrooms. Eut-dlvatons ' OLDS ENGLISH SHEEPDOG - Female, ' ~ V**b*IlhAki»6000O fvemonlBl,hoalthguaranteed. AlltM| HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE WOODED BOOTES rOtt BALE noomvmuix HOUSEs FOE 8ALE1 RUM5ON HILLSIDE THE BERG AGENCY RUMSON REALTORS BEAUTIFUL ' 3L6EPERI • Colonial in excellent A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc . ' WOODED AREA 9 lean fMnd Carefully condition. Owner trans- Colonial home. 25' living ferred. Large living $35,900 Luxurious rustic- setting cm a roam with fireplace/ formal RUSSELL M. BORUS room and dining room. lane lined with giant oaks. This dining room, huge 19' mod- REALTORS lovely three-bedroom rambling ern kitchen, 23' master bed- MO River Rd. Fair Haven Den. Kitchen with eat- Just For You Cape features TJ large living 747-4532 ing area. Four bed- Big and Classy room with fireplace, full dining room with fireplacefireplace,, 200' rooms* three baths. room/ country size kitchen/ deep lolott . ManManyy , many eexx- COLTS NECK Do you need more room? Here Is a split with four master- family room. Expansion attic, trastras. Really worth a loolookk. BEST BUY full basement with workshop V...... A and .FH ...A i terms cavail FULLY WOODED ACRE size Jjedrooms, spacious living room, formal dining room, able.CalblClll now.. ,$32,500. Immaculate three-bedroom ranch. Call - $75,000 eat-In kitchen, two tiled baths, full basement, garage/ rec- and attached garage. An out- and check the multitude of extras Included reation room with built-in bar. Many extras. standing buy at only $36,000. wlttl this beauty at only UCOW. ALL BUYERS VA AND FHA TERMS THE REAL DOLL HOUSE J.D.ROCHE ' Realtor Park-like setting. Double lot Rt.34 467-2741 Colls Neck $39,900 privacy. This solid, custom FOUR BEDROOMS 842-3200 . Everything You Want KIRWAN GO. home offers gracious, com- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fortable living. Most unusual On a lovely treoMrnd deod end street with , Realtor living room with fireplace, lust about everything lor a family. Perch Realtor Large House! Member Two Multiple Listing Services lor summer cheer, fireplace, family 787-6600 Raritan Office formal dining room, step- room, dining room, large living room> full West River Road Rumson See Ihls beautiful five-bedroom bl level, two years young. saving kitchen, family room, basement with workshop tar dad. House four bedrooms, two baths, will be completely painted. Only 132.000. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Large living room, formal dining room, science kitchen, Hurry for this bargain! McALISTER two baths, nuge recreation room, two-car garage, Many PROFESSIONALLY bgsement. Two-car garage. AGENCY. Realtor, 109 E. River Rd.. HOLAADEL RUMSON extras. RESTORED St. James Parish. Best VA Rumson. 842-1894. Lovely ranch has everything. Four bed- Charming three-bedroom home with 1V4 or FHA terms... J34,5OO. roams, two baths, dining room, lull base- baths, laroe living room, dining room, ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS MONMOUTH BEACH ment. Inler-com. Steam bath In masler :ountry style kitchen, dry basement, at- Dally 9-9 150-year-old Gold Medallion four-bedroom, three-bath Colo- Two-lomlly house or a lovely Colonial both. Fireplace, enclosed porch, and ached garage. Combination windows. Saturday and Sundanday 10-10-7 nine-room home on beautiful grounds, more. Don't wait on this one. Asking Lois of extras. You'll be pleasantly sur- Mlddletown 671-10067 0 nial. Master suite with fireplace. Sauna bath. Over one TRULY close to beach and walk to the stores. prised when you learn the price from us. acre plus, lovely wooded area, with heated swimming pool, BEAUTIFUL Great Investment property. Rental Income Coll McALISTER AGENCY. Realtor. VH HOUSES FOR SALE ':• could be SS.O0O4- per year- Retiring owner ALLAIRE FARROW E. River Ra\, Rumson. 142-1194. HOUSES FOR SALE overlooking Beacon Hill Country Club. Designed for asking US MO. HICKfeY AGENCY, Real- Agency gracious living ond entertaining. 574,900. ,., For Truly Discriminating. tor, call 222-4017 anytime. Realtors »4 Broad St., Red Bank 741-3450 WOODS AND WATER RUMSON WANTED! Natural wooded setting with 5 Corner), Mlddlelown 671-2590 WDDLETOWN-(NAVESINK) -Three- Gracious living an a quiet street. Mature perfect view of ocean, COLTS NECK , >edroom custom ranch on one acre* trees surraund-thls lovel/ four-bedroom LARGE FAMILY Attractive three-bedroom ranch. Five INCOME PROPERTY -« roprns first, Woods on three sides, water In 40' In- ranch. A large living room, with tire* Seven-bedroom expanded custom rancher. BAHRS REAL ESTATE bridge and New York Har- years old, beautiful completely wooded floor. Two bedrooms, living room, kitch- ground pool. Two tile baths, 2V living place, and a cm make this home very liv- Three full baths, 15x20 kitchen, dining bor. Huge living room with lot. A reol find ot M5,000. en, dining room, bath and enclosed healed oom with brick fireplace, dining room, able. Three baths, basement. Beautiful room, heated sunraom. two fireplaces, Realtors . ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Realtor porch. 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen wo-car garage. Basement. Dishwasher, landscaping. Doubll garage. Call today, paneled den with beams. 10x17 porch. fireplace, dining room, RI.34 Coifs Neck 442-3172 built-in ovtn and range. K5.000,39HB41. Basement ond. two-car garage. Over 3DC0 Member of three Afultlple Listing Services and both up. Separate entrances. All large kitchen. 26* family room ENGLISHTOWN-YORKTOWN - Nine- rooms. 75x100 lot. Near park. Storms end sq. ft. ot living area. Over on acre off land. 24 Hour PersonaLServlce Roger F. Cozens Reduced to S47,7tn. Must sell! Excellent with fireplace, four bedroom Colonial. Four bedrooms upstairs. screens. Principals only. Call 747-4247 af- ,24 Bay Ave. & Steamboat Lane. 872-1600 HIGHLANDS Half acre. Assume S1B,5OO mortgage at ternoons. HOLAADEL Agency, Realtor Llncrott location. rooms, three baths. Red- (Formerly Hall Bros.) 5'/.%. Price H3.9M. Coll 444-4721. $48/900 . »13 River Rd. 74I-748* FalrHavoi TED HALL AGENCY wood deck. Absentee owner CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED — HOUSES FOR SALE -Irsl time offered. Four-bedroom, cenlrot- Member Multiple Listing Realtor HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE asking mooo. Custom built red brick-front ranch on 'A y air conditioned ranch* Fuil exposed 733 River Rd. Fair Haven acre natural tree shaded plot. Entrance tastrnent for expansion, 1W acre treeaj foyer, sunken living room, separate fami- lot. CARL F. ZELLERS, Realtor. 946-4443. FLORIDA CALLING! 842-4200 RIVER OAKS Now Is the lime to tour that home, apart- A BABY ly dining room. 16' eat-in kitchen, three IELFORO '—> ThreH>edrobm ranch, new- ment* duplex or Income property. Act- MIDDLESEX COUNTY McGOWAN, RYAN goad sized bedrooms. Hi boths, paneled UTTLE SILVER RANCH basement with two playrooms, Ux20 en- dh y decorated, detoched garages FHA ap- nowl ED. CONWAY, Realty Inc', 2731 See this excellent three-bedroom, T/i-baih COMING? 258 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. roned at 525,900 FHA JB50, VA no down. Oakland Pk. Blvd.. Ft. Lauderoale, Fla. 34>/2 ACRE Maybe It's time now to move Into that closed rear porch. Attached two-car go- Fox Hill Estate home. Separate den and dining room. Ex- Red Bank 747-3000 rage. Priced at 141,91)0. E. A. ARM- :a!l 671-1289. ,•..,. cellent condition. On beautiful treed lot. home youVe been promising yourself! we RUMSON RIVERFRONT — Unique and HORSE FARM have several that will "fill fte bill" nicely STRONG AGENCY, Realtors, 555 Pros- featurinHg aOR 200 yeaS r old Colonial home In Two blocks from grade school. Asking led Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500. Mint condition, Four-bodroom, ACRES — Plus large house, outside charming home. Large living room; fire- g a 200 year old Colonial homho e In 936,900. without costing an arm and a leg. For ex- (completed _ Illlt place, dining area, mod kitchen, two tied' excellenfeaturingt conditiona , with a long tree-liner. ample: 2 or 3-bedroom home with living three-bath Colonial split level ndition, ith l tli SEE MIDDLETOWN — Falrylew section. 4- and cabin. Near Atliontlc City. Call 117- rooms, den, plus studio apartment, Two- drivewayllt c . ThTh o property Is split roll room* dining room, kitchen* full baser with den and basement play- •351 or 264-7251. car garoge. Many txlros. 842^0514. V fenced, lias a tack room and) a barn. FOXHILL ment, attached oarage, nice yard. You >edroom bl-level. Move-In condition. VA room. Beautifully landscaped know today's price; tomorrow's Is any- LAKE VIEW >aths, recreation room, garage, fenced In COLONIAL body's guess. yard, carpeting. Ottered at $33,900, Prlncl- half acre. Near New York com- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ONTHECOVB IOIS. 741-6879. Excellent condition. Four*bedroom, Vfa Asking 530,000 muter line. 561,500. bath Colonial with finished game room FAIR HAVEN - Lovely three-bedroom Superb Colonial, five bedrooms, 3?/a baths. trees and'shrubs. Won't lost ct wot,™ Colonial. Fireplace, full basement. De- THE UPSTAIRS tached garage with playroom. Full size ln< DEI IS DOWNSTAIRS ' WOODED HOME SITES iround poof. Near schools, bus. S3O,00O. ASSOCIATESREALTORS This ranch home will end all that climbing lid ACRES PLUS Principals only. 842-7733. Hwy 9 — Stability Building up and down* upanddown.iipand down. ON The Dowstra Agency SMASHING HOME VAWES! P.O. 6ox95o, FreeAold4o2-14M REALTORS MIFKNTI It's oil on one lloorl AND that's not oil - LOTS AND ACREAGE WEST LONG BRANCH — "OLD DEAL one of the finest residential orera, a tree- 81E. Front St. RadBink shaded lot, 3 bedrooms, V/i baths, boss- SHADOW LAKE WATERFRONT LOT — On South Shrews- HOMES." West Palmer Ave. and Whole- /WAKES IT HAPPEN ment, separate dining room, fireplace, 741470O pond Rd. Hew two story Colonials and OPEH 7 DAYS OPEN SAT, AND SUN, 1-5 P.M. WEST bury River. 130' new bulkheading. Splen- etc Price and term should sell It imme- did location for boatman. Asking 118,600.. 5000 n> Bul ten Realtors-Insurers diately. FRONT ST.150'WEST OF Vl MILE RD. Member of Multiple) Listing Service try J15.000- • RED BANK AREA! SS? 2S& ** " " 24 Riverside Ave. Asking $36,900 COLTS NECK Ray Stillman, Realtor 747-9300 HOWARD DEXTER First time offered. Three bedroom rancher. Cellar, One acre beautifulutlfol woods. Garrison cen. MATAWAN — Four bedrooms, two boths, ANXIOUS OWNER ' "Our 53rd Year' RUMSON ter hall Colonial. Two fireplaces, four Master 17x17. family room 17x30, plus of •f EMPTY HOME ASSOC, INC. 648Hwy35 Shrewsbury 741-8400 bedrooms. _ , 2Vi baths. 16x36x32 In-grounlivgrouhd poolpool. tlcevsewlng room, plus ullllty/mui room! db .Pine Ridge Area den. Convenient to Red Bank! Rare at $31,000! MS000 F itt ll 94M31T ÔPPORTUNITY! Realtor DESIRABLE LOT IN OAK HILL MS,000. For appointment coll 94M336 . 14x11. Outside storage room. Air condl Finally - that Is III Stop searching for Only available wooded building site In Won't lastl Call today! Liberal financing. tlonlng, all appliances. Split roll, 75x160 21 E. Front St. Red Bank area. 671-2348 or 471*150. r- Charming three-bedroom ranch MONMOUTH BEACH —Six-month-old lot. with beautiful view of woods on run> that "one In a million" bargain... this 11-room Colonial on Shrewsbury River. nlna brook. H1.M0.566-lMi. owner wants A-C-T-l-O-N and he nas ^47-2701 •• HOLMDEL + 2'A wooded acres dead-end on beautifully landscaped lot. Paneled den with fireplace overlooking slashed the price to get It! Oak Hill Is the street. Garden State Arts Center area. Living> room with fireplace, pan- • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! water. Owner moving, must sell. Mid 60's. RIVER PLAZA — Two acres/ surrounded setting. Fireplace, large living room, sep- (23,500,493-1575. ' ^_ STEVEN'S AGENCY, SMLS. 775-J08B. ov> tree* and take, plus charming ranch. arate dining roam, family room, garage PAUL R. STRYKER eled family room, IVi baths. Eves, end weekends, LEE SAGER, 222- Low MO*. BERGMAN AGENCV, 222- and basement make this 3-bedroom» 2/2 REALTOR MINI INDUSTRIAL PARK — S lofs, Ol- Full cellar with game room. Of- One year old, mint condition. Four-bedroom Colonial. 0330. bath home an unbeatable value. - HwyM Holmdel flce or light Industry, close 1o highway. fered at... 548,000. Call for Cellar, air-conditioned. Rare at $44,900! Asking $44,500 ' 946-4144 CANYON CONSTRUCTION CO., 741-12M. HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE FOUR BUILDING LOTS - Near trans? appointment. Outstanding Homes pr.rtotlon. Fort Monmouth. 122,500. Call Do you WANT TO SELL your place? Buy Magnificent home wlth"Superb view of the inter 5 p.m. 542-1640. • • FAIRWAYS NORTH! 0 new ONE with more space? Check with Naveslnk River — 2.8 acres, two fire- The Dowstra Agency' places, six bedrooms,. 5'/i boths, Suana TWO-ACRE WOODED CORNER LOT us - our GUARANTEED SALES PLAN >ath, fully equipped automatic green- Bordered by a gently flowing stream, on a REALTORS We broke the price barrier! Models open 7 days; sea may be lust what you've been waiting tor. house, plus an In-ground pool. S133.0O0 dead end street, In stone Church section 81 E. Front St. , Red Btnk of Locust In Mlddlelown. One-acre toning. our four bedroom Colonial at $36,990. Turn right at Colts Neck Colonial on acre of landscaped A5MngslS,QD0. 291-1392. 7414700 AN EXCEPTIONAL grounds. Five lorge bedrooms, 2'A baths, Middletown-Lincroft Rd. intersection and right on Pris- ami If room with fireplace. Central air- 100'x144' — 23 Fplr Haven Rd., 300 ft. NEIGHBORHOOD! conditioning. from the river. Sl&OOO. cilla Dr. to Models, and see the impossible buyl You'll love to live In this tine area. So will A SPECIAL 541,900 Call 842-5848. your children - they'll find the "rlghl Kind" of playmates. Convenient as well.. FAIR HAVEN - 100x150. . near public and parochial schools, shop* Colonial Split-level — Four bedrooms ond 112,000 ping, bus or train commute. BRAND wo balhs, family room. Central alr-condl- 842-3777 NEW 4-bedroom ranch with beautiful lot. lonlng. Fireplace, family room, 2-car garage, full Hint condition ' S4W3 COLTS NECK - VA acre wooded lot, basement. Walt 'till you see the "surprise high and dry. 115,000. ON THE WATER-$35,900 RUMSON room"!!! MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Reoltor OPEN 7 DAYS Rt. 34 Colls Neck 462-3172 This Colonial split has four king- JUST REDUCED Asking $55,900 ADAMS AGENCY Bonlta Smallwood size bedrooms, 2'/i baths, pan- Associates: Hazel LaMura REAL ESTATE WANTED Surrounded by many beautiful expensive homes is this charming SWAN-KEY REALTY eled den. Located on lot with Realtors-Insurors Evelyn Rasniussen LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — In 103' bulkheading. Moor your four-bedroom Colonial in excellent condition. Cozy living room, "The Reoltor That Trades" 'Keansburg -Mlddlttown -Hoilel -Holmdel. 124Hwy35 Mlddletown boat at tho door. Excellent buy. 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury formal dining room, eat-in country kitchen with beamed ceiling. FOUR BEDROOM CAPE — Uvlnjf room, Tne Smolko Agency. 787-0123. 741-5498 or 741-5098 24-Hr. Service Wall-to-wall carpeting included. Low taxes. $42,400. 842-6550 full oming room, kitchen, wall-to-wall carpeting, hot-water heat. City sewers, Over- Colts Neck—Holmdel size detached garage. Fullytenced'lWxlOO We have ready qualified buyers, so for fast lot, 325,500. elllclent service, call J.D. ROCHE. Real- INIAWS???? RUMSON — Prime residential locale. tor, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. 462-2141. Member Spacious ranch. Living room has a fire- HAZLET — New construction. Three-bed- Multiple Listing Service. . . Separate facilities for inlaws place, formal dining room, kitchen, pan- room ranch. Two full baths. Large con- plus a four bedroom ranch. eled den, five bedrooms, 3'/z baths. Hot venient lot. S29.50O. COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL - Private par- LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL air oil heat. Central air conditioned. At- ty desires four-bedroom, 2'A-both rancn or Beautiful treed lot, very largo tached two-car garage with workshop. 53,000 TO ASSUME EXISTING MORT- Colonial. August occupancy. Up to $55,000 Over l'/i acres. River rights. Now 177,000. cosh. From principals only. (20D-B64-4151. living room and dining room, Transferred owner must sell almost new houso. Urge living room GAGE — Four-bedroom ranch. Living room, dining room, kitchen, full base- 1 8' kitchen — large Florida ESTATE AREA with built-in bookcases, dining room, kitchen with breakfast area, RUMSON - Centrally situated rustic ment. Detached oarage. Monthly payment room overlooking 18 x 36 in- I cjame room with fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Large unfur- area. Colonial. Fireplace In living roam, Of $234 pays all. »27,o6o. LEGAL NOTICE nished 5th bedroom, sun deck and full bssemont, A good buy at formal dining room, den, kitchen, three ground pool. Gracious living for bedrooms, lto baths, patio, full basement. NOTICE + WATERVIEW $5B,50O. 'FIXUPAND REPAIR" HOMES— "Separate sealed bids for Rooting Work all, only $44,500. Hot water oil heat. Attached one-car ga- Come see us for details. We have a few on rage. Ample grounds. $47,500. will be received by the Mlddlelown Town- hand. - ship Boord of Education at the Adminis- $79,900 RUMSON - Convenient vicinity. New Co- tration Building, 59 Tlndall Road, Middle- 636 RIVER ROAD lonial. Living room, dining room, kitchen, town, N.J. up io 11:00 a.m. prevailing AN ACRE • FAIR HAVEN three bedrooms, l'/z baths, basement. Hoi time on Friday, May 28,1971. ON THE RESERVOIR air gas heal. Attached one-car garage, Specifications and farms for bidding 741-4477 Nice lot. $38,500. COLTS NECK TbWNSHIP may be secured at tho office of the Secre- Magnificent trees surround this This property has everything; tower- FOR THE tary, 59 Tlndall Road, Mlddlelown, N.J. EXECUTIVE J7740 four bedroom, 3 bath, very ing trees, quiet road, beautiful land- 134 acres In a perfect area for executive JAMES W. DAVIDHEISER charming home -r beamed ceil- scaped setting, inground pool with 2 Dennis K. Byrne country estate lots. Near a small commu- Secretary1 ings in living room and dining cabanas iand bar with patio for out- REALTOR-INSUROR ter airport ond exclusive golf and country May 21 S3.5O club. Large lovely Colonial home with room, 24 x 33 family room, 18 door entertaining; stereo throughout 8 West River Road, Rumson several borns on the property. Also a 10- NOTICE x 14 dan, threa patios — quiet home arid grounds; Large living Phone 842-1150 room tenant house. Possibly could be used MONMOUTH COUNTY for executive pork-site or community col- SURROGATE'S COURT ' deadend street. Access to water room and dining room with fireplace, THREE EXCITING HOMES! MEMBER MULTIPLE lege. Coll or write for further particulars ESTATE OF MARY K. DOHERTY. DE- for canoeing. Excellent buy master suite with fireplace and sitting LISTING CEASED 649,900. Pursuant to the order or S. THOMAS room opening onto sundeck. 4 bod- GAGLIANd, Surrogate of the County of rooms 4 baths (one is sauna) 36' rec- TRUE COLONIAL DENISE Monmoulh, this day made, on the appli- .RUMSON COLONIAL! Beautiful four-bedroom Rumson home ASSOCIATES-REALTORS cation of the undersigned, Frank J. Do- reation room on lower level w fire- with den, family room, central olr condi- Hwy 9 & Stability Building herty. Sole executor ot the estate of the place. tioning. On most attractive aero and a P.O. Box 956, Freehold 462-1444 said Mary K. Dcherty deceased, notice Is PAUL BRAGAR Immaculate four bedroom Colonial. Heavily wooded holt. Large patio for outdoor living. A hereby given to the creditors of said de- "must seel" $105,000. ceased to present to the said Sole Execu- AGENCY, INC lot. Cannot be replaced at $67,750! Call us today. COLTS NECK tor their claims under ooth within six Realtor Country estate featuring restored 200- months from this date. CUSTOM BUILT year-old Colonial with wide board floors Doled: May eth, 1971 794 Broad St. flimnbury Charming reproduction or a revolutionary and exposed beams. Also two bedroom .THESMART SETTING! period home. Three bedrooms, fwo both). tenont cottage with fireplace. Garage FRANK J. DOHERTY 741-0221 DON'T DELAY! CALL US TODAY! Spacious grounds with stately trees and apartment. Main barn. Greenhouse. One 54 Circle Drive much privacy. $49,900. room cottage, dog run, root cellar, tennis Rumson, New Jersey New open 9 to 5, seven days a week. Choice Rumson location, tremendous value at court, Yh acres with paddock area for Sole Executor horses. Beautiful grounds, flawerlm James A. McTague, Jr.. Esq. $59,900! Three bedroom rancher, magnificent prop- SUPERB LOCATION trees, holly. A very unusual listing 0: 921 Bergen Avenue Expansive ranch, two fireplaces, three S98.000. Jersey City, New Jersey erty. Truly a steal at $59,900! laroe bedrooms, paneled den with cath- ILIMENSEE AGENCY. Realtor Attorney edral celling. Lovely landscaping and Rt. 34 Colts Neck 462-3172 May 14,21 «12.5O view. Excellent value. Jo5,000. (cJGuincv NOTICE .LITTLESILVER SACRIFICE! DREAMY LOCATION MONMOUTH COUNTY ' Joseph G, Enloy the beach by day and moonlight on the water by night. This lovely waterfront SURROGATE'S COURT Owner says sell! Four bedroom rancher, family room, McCUE bl-level with 3 or 4 bedrooms, V/i baths, E0!} FREDERieK J- M"'lOHe, REALTORS large family room, screened porch and Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS 30 Ridge Rd. large polio on riverfront has a beautiful formal dining room, prime location. Tremendous value ; GAGLIANO, Surrogate of the County of UfictljoppoiHeKkitJiKiiliru spot one otEL1TY UNION TRUST COM- buy a headache each with Its own bath. Powder room. street near the ocean. Big living room Realtor • Insyrors Basement and two-car garage. Lorge rear with brick fireplace, knotty pine eat-In By: JamesS. D'Agostlno.'Jr.f 110A Ave. of Two Rivers Rumson patio. Owner wants Immediate-sale. Ask- kitchen, plus formal dining area. Two Assistant Trust Otflcer) . Ing 155,000. Open to offers! overslzeo bedrooms, nice tile both/ en* 765 Broad St., Newark, NJ. instead 842-5098 Open 7 Days closed porch overlooking private yard. Sole Executor TED HALL AGENCY 326,900. HICKEY AGENCY; Realtor, call Messrs. Plllsbury, Barnacle, Realtor 322-4087 anytime. , Russell & Carton, Just do it yourself. Without 733 River Rd. Fair Haver 95 First Ave.. knowingo thfe dozena homes of thing.s you COLTS NECK Atlantic Highlands, N.J. need to know to avoid possible 842-4200 Attorneys problems. COLONIAL May 14,21 513.00 COLTS NECK Four-bedroom. 2',1-bolh home on one Instead of guessing, BOO one acre, Formal dining room, large kitchen NOTICE with bullt-lns. Dining area* paneled family ESTATE OF ANNA F. DALSAMO, DE- of our oxporfa. Wore Realtors, with PIEDMONT FARMS 1 real knowiedgo /> bqths, new science kitchen, llreplacc and additional 17' den. Porch Messrs. Tepper ond Goldberg, Somebody food to h»T« nicely landscaped 125x175 lot. Living room, fireplaces, separate quest studio. Ex- ond full basement. Centrally air condi- Attorneys at Law, cellent condition. Just reduced to mid tioned.. Private fenced-ln yard. $74,900j 12 North Third Avenue, worklnf for you. dining room, 21x13 family room all with 80's. STEVEN'S AGENCY, SMLS, 775- 141-3516. Long Branch, N J. 0774a. wall-to-wall carpet, 9x12 den, hot wqter 5011. Eves and weekends, LEE SAGER, baseboard heat, and attached garage. 221-75H5. MIDDLETOWN May U, 21' $14.00 APPLEBROOK SECTION NOTICE «34,600.. FAIR HAVEN — New home on River Rd. Ranch. Threee bedroomsom,, two ffulu l bothsb. Take notice that Root Beer ond Checker Contemporary spilt, Convenient to school. fifamill y room, 10070100x700 corner llot t on deaddd- Club has applied to the Mayor and Council Three llreplacei. Four bedrooms, mold's end sfreet. Plenty 01 privacy. Huge stock- of the Borough of Red Bank for 0 Club Li- room, den, 2'/i bottis, olr conditioned, full ado fenced>lfencedln backyard. Not yet listed cense CD-4 for premises slluatcdat s COIENSAGENCY basement. Mortao&o available. Reduced witith bbrokerk . 13900139,0000 . ClColll 671-50906715090. Broad St., and portion of 3 Broad St., Red P.O. Bo»H5 price. 741-0516. Bank. F»irH«»en, NJ. 07701 RUMSON — Five-bedroom, 2Vi-both Colo- TWO FAMILY-MATAWAN BORO - Low nlol. Central air conditioning, poneled den Objections, If any, should be made 1o Before I buy a home, 1 would maintenance ond taxes. Three bedrooms, with fireplace, latousled porch. Many ex> John Bryan, Clerk of th« Borough of Red like to know more Please send each apartment. Separate heot ond hot Irw. PrtnclpoM mtlrv M7,wi>. «42-3M4. Ban*. me a copy of your free book- water. Asking S39,roo. II. C ZIEGLER, OFFICERS let: "How Tb Buy The Most Cuslom Builder. 593-1259. COLTS NECK — Four-bedroom Colonial. Roberl D. Hope, 121 Broad St., Red dank, Charming 4 bedroom Colonial with all tho appointments for gracious J'/i balhs. Aluminum siding. Den and tire- President; Edward G. Slrohmengor, 18 Home For Your Money." I MIDDLETOWN APPLEBROOK — Two- flrnnrtM . R*>rt F\(wik. wlrn nrfiSlttenlr Hnr. am enclosing a Belf-addrossed, country living. Centrally air-conditioned. Lovoly slato patio. Gor- bedroom ranch. Large den, 1V^ baths* stamped enveloped no smaller geous view. Ideal for growing family. True value at $62,000. beculllully landscaped lot. 67K45D. rn Builder. 58J-1OT. .. iurer; Robert F. Wordefl«60 East RUMSON — Prim* locdiion. Walk to Front St.. Red Bonk. Secretary. beach. Private wooded Mellon* Three- BUNGALOW — 4Vi rooms. Two garages. TRUSTEES bedroom brick ranch. Two bain*, family Mlddletown, Chapel Hill area. Sewers Whitney Crowell, 14 Mechanic St., Red NAME— room, screened parch, patio. Many ex- completed. 118.750. Call I4MJ0S. Bank; Howard Leon. 44 While St.. Red tras. Alklna 156,000. Coll MM7W. 'Bonk; Harold R. Evans. Broad & Mechan- 8THEBT pplebrook Agency SPACIOUS EIGHT-ROOM HOME— With ic Sts. Red Bank; Theodora D. Parsons CtTY : FAIR HAVEN - Four room dolllwuse tour" larae bedrooms and three baths. Jr., IBS East Bergen Place. Red Sank: RAY VAN HORN 14x22 living room, 18x23 family room, up- Herman B. Huber, 105 Broad St.. Red .ZIP- on two lots. 114,990. arate dining room, eat-In modern kilchen, 8TATE_ Call 741-7741 evenings ond weekends. Dank: Frank J. Plngllore, 361 MacArlhur I AGENCY W open porch and attached aornoe. Ask- Ave., Long Droncti; Thomas M. Gopslll. 950HWY.35 MIDDLETOWN RUMSON — Two bedrooms, expansion ating. S1773OO. E. A. ARMSTRONG Red Hill Road, Mlddlelown: Robert D. You can recognize your Realtor by the tic, covered breeieway*borage* utility Hope, 111 Broad St., Red Bant; Frtdirlck ml. A Ibullor is * proteuloral in real 671-2300 804 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN room. Nice corner lot. Good neighbor- E. Lombard,'5»5UBIO: 'ettnle who subscribes to * strict Codoof hood* ntar tchools ond bus. Upper TO'i. John H. Dill, 21 Btlltvue Av«,, Rumson; Ethto ••• member of the local snd »UU Principals only. Appointment*..WM«a._ WATAWAN BORO — New two-bedroom Edward C. Sirohrnengar II Broad St.. Red tostds and of Uw National Anodation 7474100 ranch. Dlninii room»#, panelepaneitad denawn,, UiSn Bank) Dr. Wm. J. Zopclc, Newman e« RMI Estate Botrda, 1300 OooflMtfcut REALTORS WEST I W*M^2^-.cKwoteran

ByUS8nSBEtNSOLVING tempted a beneficent patting the delegation (with which the a new archbishop named Tim- .surrender this hierarchical charmingly absurd statement press release in which.he- DETROIT - The Confer- of the head'of an adorable majority of priests and laity othy Manning and that their government to a democratic deploring what it termed the called for the abolition of the «» of US. Catholic Bishops, black baby - who promptly so strongly disagree) which archconservative Cardinal form." lopeless sexism of the Catho- entire Society of Jesus, one of beU toe, andocted itself as RELIGION bit his hand). will advise Pope Paul about James Francis Mclntyre has Such cake-eating in late lic Church. The ladies were at whose number, Jesuit psy- 'If it «re engaged in a brisk - St. Louis' John Joseph the U.S. Catholic Church, the ever really retired, they 18th century_yersaUlesjhguld. least cute and neither violent chologist Eugene Kennedy of game of deck tennis—aboard TODAY Carberry - with a reputation cardinals, as usual, domi- should: (1) Note current news certainly"increase tfie grow- nor obscene, in their demand- Chicago, he charged, with the SS. manic as a regression from the en- nated the discussions; dis- photographs; such as, one in ing number of priests and irig, among many other being: "A Jansenist - and The Wshops were presented lightened regime of the late astrously. which His Eminence appears laity who are opting out in things, the possibility of a fe- compared folhose heretics at their own officially commis- viani. Cardinal Ritter. This was fur- 'Selfish Actions* right there with President despair of reform - which male Pope. And one of their the Synod of Pistoia!" ' (dotted studies, which pro- Elected to the Synod, which thered in his roasting of Jesuit Baltimore's Lawrence Car- Nixon and Archbishop Man- may be exactly what the con- number provided a fast come' Jocular.newsmen issued a .Tided solid evidence that the will discuss the burning celi- theologian Carl Armbruster dinal Shehan virtually dam- ning, or another showing two servatives want, in favor of ba"ck when asked, tongue-in- rejoinder that Clinton "is an majority of the nation's 57,000 bacy issue with Pope Paul, for daring (in a report which ned the National Federation new L.A. bishops in which a the emergence of the Catholic cheek, if she would be willing outright Patripassionist - priests are opposed to both was the conference president, the bishops had commis- of Priests Councils (which giant portrait of the cardinal Church as a sort of purified to speculate upon the effect of and, reportedly, the leading compulsory celibacy as well Detroit's John Cardinal Dear- sioned) to write that "optional represents 37,000 U.S. priests) completely dominates the remnant. Instead, it could either the pregnancy or men- North American distributor of den (the moderate of the: celibacy is not a subversive for what he termed their photo; (2) Ponder what His opause of a Pope: the Pseudo-Isadorean Decret- as the Pope's anti-con- Eminence said in Detroit: well become what was de- •traceptive encyclical "Ha* group), along with: innovation but an authentic "selfish actions." The "self- scribed by Chicago's Young "Queens rule don't they?" als!") tnanaeVttae." Heir to Pipeline element of priestly renew- ish" priests^ explained Car- "Priests Senates are al- Priest's Caucus as a "geriat- asked the outspoken redhead. Clinton is a distinct 'rarity, ' The prelates responded to - Philadelphia's John Car- al" ' dinal Shehan, had opposed ready taking power away ric priesthood." At the other end of the in having apparently proven this news by electing as dele- dinal Krol - widely regarded - Archbishop Leo Byrne - compulsory celibacy, instead from the Pope and the bish- The Conference of Bishops spectrum was Farley Clinton too conservative even for gates to next September's Sy- as having inherited the late • Coadjutor (heir apparent) of of opposing abortion liber- ops" (Archbishop Manning did have some comic relief, of New York, who was issued Triumph Magazine, published nod in Rome four of their Cardinal Spellman's Roman Minneapolis-St. Paul. It was alization and demanding gov- having so recently allowed a provided primarily by the in- a press badge on the strength by William F. Buckley's vio- number, three of whom could pipeline. He's a glacial, dead- from this archdiocese that the ernment aid for Catholic Priests Senate to be estab- of his being editor of a new lent brother-in-law, L. Brent schools. evitable assortment of Just as well (and at consid- ly efficient ruler, whose ma- nationally beloved Bishop lished in L.A.). "In the U.S., pamphleteers and lobbyists. (and mimeographed) publica- "Slugger" BozelL Clinton also erable financial saving) be jesty has hardly ever been James Shannon felt obliged to And if any Los Angeles no body of men is comparable The National Organization of tion: "Catholic Intelligence." was once employed as a re- represented by Rome's ultra- ruffled (except at a recent 'resign. ' Catholics are under the im- in quality to the bishops ... Women, for instance, called a Abolish Jesuits porter for the San Francisco conservative Cardinal Otta- Christmas patty when he at- In addition to dominating pression that they really have We are in grave danger if we press conference and issued a Editor Clinton issued a Chronicle. To Install Temple Long Branch Development Officers at Service Plan Gains State's Okay • NEW SHREWSBURY - At 'Shrewsbury; corresponding LONG BRANCH - The sectors of Long Branch-a the Sabbath Eve service to- secretary, Mrs. Stephen Gold- over praise Vincent J. Mazza, pity's community devel- small area in the Jeffrey the city's chief administrative 'morrow at 8:30 at the Mon- smith, Oceanport; and Robert opment program, described Street-Willow Avenue sector, Lane of River Plaza; Saul officer, for his outstanding montb Reform Temple, the by Mayor Henry R. Cioffi as and a larger portion of the work, Synectics, the firm we 1971-72 slate of temple officers Hunt of Middletown, Max "a program for the people, city, from the railroad tracks Karlman of New Shrewsbury, hired to help us obtain state •will be installed by Milton M. which they themselves will east to the oceanfront, in- and federal funds, played an Katz, vice president of the Joseph Weber of Holmdel, operate," has been approved cluding' McClellan St., Joline New Jersey Council of the Isaac Blonder of Locust, Ron-' important role in helping file by the state. Ave.-and property to the Mon- applications, just as the mem- Union of American Hebrew • aid Cohen of Middletown, Jer- In making the announce- mouth Beach line. Congregations. ry Lansky of Colts Neck, J. bers of the City Council ment at a press conference •No Cash Outlay* helped us," Mayor Cioffi said. Tbe following will be in- Gordon Permutter of Rum-, here, Mayor Cioffi said "The ambitious program stalled: President Monroe K. - son, Gerald Dorfman of The five part program in- the five-step improvement • does' not cost the city one cludes: neighborhood im- Deutsch of New Shrewsbury; Oceanport and Mrs. Lee Schil- program means more than cent." Wnaf the city win pro- senior vice president, Howard ler of Colts Neck. provement, $65,053; recrea- $154,000 in funds for the com- vide is in-kind aid, help but no tion, $35,110; police aides, Sadwitb, Colts Neck; second After the service, an Oneg munity with no strings at- cash outlay," the city's chief vice president, Charles Ru- - Shabbat will be held honoring' $30,180; information and com- tached. executive said. plaints system, $16,077, and binstein, Lincroft; third vice the officers and members of ACQUISITION COMPLETED - Officers Involved In acquisition of firm "This is the beginning, and "We are not paying for Mr. president, Gerald Silverman, the congregation. economic development, $8,004. are, left to right, Fred L. Martinson, vice president, and Roy S. AAushrush, I expect to realize an addi- Romano's salary or that of his May Top $250,(100 New Shrewsbury; treasurer, Rabbi Harry Sherer is the Electronics Associates Inc., and Mrs. Stephen Horbach, vice president- staff, his office rent or any Dr. Jack Kohn, New Shrews- tional $35,000 from the state The total program could ex- spiritual leader of the temple. secretary, and Mr. Horbach, president-treasurer, U.S. Electronics Corp. for the city," the mayor said. other essential he will require bury; financial secretary, Ed- to do the program. That is ceed $250,000 in funds from win Lieberman, Middletown; The $154,421 is in addition to the state. the $25,000 the city has al- part of the state's obliga- recording secretary, Mrs. Evangelistic tions,"- Mayor Ciofli said. An additional $30,000 is ex- Monroe K. Deutsch. New ready received, state funds, pected, Mayor Cioffi said. Mr. Services Set which are used to pay the sal-' The state funds are the re- Firm in Lyndhurst .suits of the present adminis- Roman, the mayor added, is ary of William D. Romano, preparing the brief for the £ AIQMkoWN - Evantrells-. community development di- tration's efforts which began Install Holmdel tic services are scheduled at last October when city and city's participation, and $5,000 rector, his staff and for office needed for the election o( a the Monmouth Baptist Church expenses. Istate officials met In Trenton. Parish Council here this Sunday and next, at The initial proposal was made board of directors to adminis- Purchased bv E AI Improvement Plan ter the entire community de- HOLMDEL - John Gilligan 7:30 pjn. Dr. B. Gray Allison, "This is not an urban re- • last January and shortly after and Caroline Cattani have Allison Evangelistic Associ- it was received by the Depart- velopment program is a cer- WEST LONG BRANCH - newal program, and I want to tainty. been installed as chairman ation, Rustont Lar, is the tion, systems for educational business. EAI manufacture's ment of Community Affairs, evangelist. Electronic Associates Inc. has and small-scale engineering precision high quality capaci- make that point clear. This is The board will consist of and vice chairman, respec- an improvement program and. New Jersey officials gave the tively, of the newly formed ' Dr. Allison has conducted acquired U. S. Electronics applications. tors, thick film components nine elected representative? Corp. of Lyndhurst for an un- nothing short of that," Mayor • city $25,000 to hire a director, Parish-Council of. St. Ben- evangelistic crusades and U. S. Electronics, a priva- and amplifiers. a staff and obtain office and two appointed by the city edict's. Catholic Church. conferences in Korea, Eu- disclosed sum. tely held company, manufac- Mr. Mushrush said EAI's Cioffi said. The election, Mayor Cioffi Roy S. Mushrush, president tures a large proprietary line The program, approved by .space. Other members are Kelly rope, Switzerland, Lebanon cash position continues to be "The program is the result said, is set for July 19 and will New Zealand, Australia and of EAI, and Stephen Horbach, of engineered high quality strong and that this is one of the N. J. Department of Com- be supervised by the League Anne Brady, Theresa Carlson,. munity Affairs involves two of team efforts, and I can not Denis'Hyland, Daniel Vietnam. He has served as a president of USE, indicated precision molded plastic com- the principal reasons for the Df Women Voters and Mon- McCarthy, Robert McKenty, pastor and associate pastor. that no changes are planned ponents by injection, com- acquisition of USE on a cash mouth Community Action Genevieve Winter, Eugene He also taught missions and in the management of the ac- pression and transfer mold- basis. Program (MCAP) officials, Martin, William Kane, John* evangelism at the New Or- quired company. Mr. Horbach ing; thin-wall bobbins, coil He said USE'S sales are ex- Oceanport Planners "As you can understand, it Palladino, John Fitzsimmons, leans Baptist Theological will continue to direct USE as forms, cases, ferrite cores; in- pected to add upward of one- is a people program-one op- John Kelleher, Robert Con- Seminary, and served as asso- an EAI division. sulators with molded inserts; half million dollars to EAI's erated by the people and one over and Eugene Lonergan. ciate director of evangelism EAI is a publicly owned and complete transformer total.,"This would be below which, I am hopeful, the : kits. ApproveSubdivision The Rev. William Anderson for the Home Mission Board company with common shares last year's level," Mr. Mush- people will take advantage of of the Southern Baptist Con- listed on the New York Stock rush said, "but the business is to improve their own proper- Is pastor and the Rev. William Mr. Mushrush said it is OCEANPORT - The Plan- request from the Oceanport Bausch, associate pastor. vention. Since 1967, he has. Exchange. It manufactures a BAI's intention to expand quite profitable and we expect ties with state assistance," 'been in full-time evangelism. line of digital, analog/hybrid ning Board unanimously Garden Club to develop and each of its current fields - it will grow in the future as a maintain Turtle Mill Brook as Mayor Cioffi said. computer systems and pro- through internal development part of EAI." granted a minor subdivision Another feature of the application submitted by Wil- a bird sanctuary. Chairman evangelistic crusade is the vides software systems and or acquisition - into a ALCOHOLISM- service. The company's com- liam G. and Georgie M. Charles J. Lippert requested musical team of five young, balanced, growth-oriented that board members maRe an. REEDOMB POSSIBLE people from East Texas Bap- puter systems permit graphic company. He said the acquisi- Reichey of Smith Street at Dortrayal of stored data and Set Shrewsbury its board meeting. inspection of the site before: Three men and a woman relate' tist College who will be in tion of USE is a natural exten- any final ruling is made.. provide the basis for simula- sion of EAI's components Mr. Reichey sought to di- how serious drinking habits 'Charge of the music. Dr. Quaker Lecture Board secretary Harry L. were completely and per- •Charles Sharpe, professor of vide a lot 12,000 square feet, manently healed through a into two individual lots. The VanNote presided at swearing music at the college, will lead SHREWSBURY - The Old in ceremonies for board at- 'growing understanding of the congregational singing. Shrewsbury Day Quaker lec- Monmouth County Planning Christian Science. As one ture will be on Sunday at the Board had issued its approval torney James Tracy, and four young man said, "Being happy The general public as well alternate members, Elwood Plan Shrewsbury Quaker Meetinghouse, Broad earlier in the day. on the inside is the best kick as congregation members are , While one of the lots ap- Baxter, Richard Gallo, Ralph -you can have." . invited to attend the services. St. and Sycamore Ave. Meet- Marra and Gerald Newmark. ing for worship will be at 11 proved becomes undersized, Broadcast this week over many, Student Art Show a.m. followed by luncheon at with frpntage below the 120 stations including: noon with coffee and dessert foot requirement, the board Car Hits Tree, SHREWSBURY - More props for the show were con- Car Looted 6:45 JLM. WWW 113OKC provided. The lecture will be accepted the application and Driver Treated than 1,500 pieces of student's structed and sewn by the stu- at 1:30. the matter will now be for- RED BANK - Police Chief lrOOJLM.WHB107.llM; art work are featured in a dents. 9:4SAJ»LWVH1620KC The Quaker lecture will be warded to the Board of 'Ad- George Clayton Jr. reports RUMSON - A ticket for school show starting with the The art show will be, open to given by Larry Apsey, who justment for necessary action. the larceny of 24 recorded careless driving was issued to May meeting of the Shrews- the public today from 3 p.m. In other business, the board tapes and a new dress from a James Guda, Red Bank, for was with the Department of bury Borough School PTA in to 10 p.m. and from 3 p.m. to Justice for 10 years, leaving denied an application by Ge- •car owned by James W. Nau- the TRUTH an accident which happened the Pern Ross Auditorium. 10 p.m. on Monday. rard Abruzzo, Howland Ave- den, 344 Shrewsbury Ave. at 3^10 a.m. Wednesday. " as chief of the anti-trust divi- The student's work, pro- sion of the New York Office. nue, to build two one-family He said the theft was dis- that HEALS Police say Mr. Guda was duced under the direction of AOiisfi«Sriuc»mtfi6Hrit> Mr. Apsey has been counsel dwellings on Mohican Avenue, .covered at 10:30 p.m. driving west on Rumson Road the school's art teacher, Miss Conservatory and held for further study a Tuesday. The car was parked when the vehicle he was driv- for two corporations, retiring FIRST CHURCH Lois Eben, ranges from wild as chief counsel of thejCela- on W. Bergen Place near ing struck a tree and a fence colorful pieces in the early Recital Sunday Bridge Ave., the chief added. at the Buena Vista Ave. inter- nese Corporation. (HRIST/SCBNTIST grades to sophisticated pieces Mr. Apsey is a member of Teen Challenge Patrolman Frank Calan- ' section. He was taken to Riv- such as plaster sculptures by LINCROFT - The Mon- driello Jr. is investigating. 21lB«xul$t. RedBonk ervlew Hospital, Red Bank, mouth Conservatory of Music, the 15th Street Meeting of the. eighth graders. Religious'Society of Friends. Speaker Slated where he was treated and re- Also to be included in the ending its seventh academic WdcomtlYouto!aServ;cMil:OOA.M. He has been a member of the LONG BRANCH - Evening •ml Rm SimJ»y d E«* Month. leased. program will be a fashion year, will have its first annual 9:30 and 11:00 student recital Sunday at 3:30 board of managers of the services are held each Sunday Sunday SdK»M1:OOA.M. Patrolmen William Patton show by 15 eighth grade girls, American Friends Service VVednndiy Evy-» ofirk 17 Change 61 Grandmas. FROM things 63 Salamander: 33 Exalt 58 German ROUTE HAS A / HIM TO SAVE f BUNDLES, FOR around. var.. 34 Unite again, pronoun. MO) SBE.tmo.iF MRS. JA3WES IOTOFSIDE /MOC^RKONE f .ANOTHER 18 Speechify. 64 — Guinness. 37 Tries out 59 Small stove- PA/S ME TWO WEEKS AH6UJ, THIN© 19 Certain age. 65 Ice cream 40 Periods of 02 King beater. I CAN'T REALLY O3UNT THAT 20 A quiver. Fr. MONEy TILL I'VE 22 Cosseted. CG Check. Solatioa to TMteribrfi Pnda PAID 24 The birds. l>7 Demolish. 20 The ''Old 68 Star- Sod." strewn. njrann raransti DEEE 27 Overcame. C9 Capital of Ionian rannon EBIIB 31 Type of box, Yemen. ifinnn nnrann GEEO 35 Encore. DOWN 36 Tribal 1 Sweet red monument. •wine. 3S Pub drink. '2 Stale. 39 Secular. 3 Give up. rann•BPnU rann nnUn 40 Eye afflic- 4 Fragrant rammnran RPin tions. 5 Less aflluent. C Atmosphere. BQUUL3 (DDL; Eil •41 limn. „, liiUUUU Uli Children's Letters 42 And so forth. 7 Insult. 43 Real cards: 8 Surgical BtaOd DUUUU BUrWEWOULDDOAlMOST * colloq. bristles. 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M four Horoscope, Birthday ...... ^ . _ CAPRICORriDDirAmN (Dec. 2Wan. Nubbin FRIDAY, MAY 21 - Born 1 Only take care that those in be taken care of first Then 20) -Take care that you don't today, you are inclined to- authority know and expect you can feel free to indulge try to follow intuitions ex- ward extravagance and must that you will add your own your favorite hobby. See touches; otherwise, there people at evening. clusively. What you've be especially careful, there- learned through logical means fore, not to take the full re- could be trouble. VIRGO (Ajig. 24-Sept. 23) - You possess a keen wit and Romance may be just around serves you well. sponsibility for family: fi- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. nances upon yourself. You a ready tongue. A delightful the-corner-but you .will hard- and interesting conversa- ly have time to go to meet it 19) - Yon should begin now to need to learn the value of sav- reap the reward .promised ing for a rainy day-and, if tionalist, you charm your lis- today. Busy afternoon and teners with a combination of evening bring profits. long ago when you made your necessary, you must appoint a first contribution to commu- guardian of your finances un- irrefutable logic and side- LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - splitting humor. Balance work and play for a nity living. til you do. Otherwise, the day PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) will come when you find your- pleasant Saturday that rein- - A memorable day for the self in the most difficult of fi- forces your relationships with Pisces who wished for ro- nancial straits-and there will Saturday, May 22 family members. Children mance. You should be able to be no one to blame but your- GEMINI (May 22-June 21) grant a favor. settle a matter of the heart. self. - Personal interests come SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 22-April 20) Highly original and in- first on the agenda today. - A special social event -. External circumstances ventive, you enjoy ex- Don't be put off by another's should keep you busy this af- Andy Cupp evince no promise of change. perimenting with new meth- insistence upon his own ways. ternoon. Morning and evening The wise Aries, therefore, will ods, seeking new objectives, CANCER (June 22-July 23) can be used profitably for IF VOU !<«> NER LIFE f UVE begin now to adapt himself. POETRY IN taking new approaches to old - If you are wise enough to family enterprises. OVER AGAIN,WOUL&NER TAURUS (April 21-May 21) THEMATCH.PET-I MOTIOM, objectives. Whatever you do stick to a budget today, you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- , - Best opportunity for Satur- THAT WAS F OE T always ends up with your par- will come out all right finan- Dec. 22) - Your relationship WAS BEAUTIFUL TD, STILUFAU.IN LOVE WI day fun comes in the form of ME- ticular stamp on it, for you cially in the long run. Look for with family is of great impor- WATCH UAST an invitation. Accept it—but are quite unable to leave well bargains. tance to you today. You can not at the expense of a family enough alone, to follow anoth- tEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - enlist the aid of others if you 'get-together. er's directions absolutely! Routine Saturday chores must "wish. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice

By ALFRED SHEINWOLD giving North an assortment of ruff a diamond, lead to the ten case, this is the Did that best "Please tell me what I am aches and pains. of hearts, discard a spade on describes your hand. doing wrong," a reader Of course all of our alert the ace of clubs and then lead readers have already seen a spade. requests. "When I finished South dealer playing the accompanying why North got his aches. See West would be able to win North-South vulnerable if you can diagnose the cause the first spade trick with the hand, my partner had a scowl NORTH of the stomachache and the on his face. I asked him if he king but then would be unable * 743 WHY PO YOU SO I PONT .had a stomachache, and he headache before you read on. to make a safe return. A club C 10643 WALK SO STEP OKI ANY /• WHAT'S THE said my bidding had given South caused most of his or diamond lead would let O K83 FUNNY, OF THE CRACKS ( MATTER WITH WHAT'S THE him one. Then he added that trouble when he bid two dummy ruff while South dis- + A42 ON THE *v /" GROWNUPS— MATTER WITH my play had given him a spades. If he had simply carded another spade; a WEST EAST SIPEWALK ) I THEY STEP ON GROWMURSi jumped from two hearts to spade lead would make life ^7 THE CRACKS headache. For the. life of me, * AK10 * 652 . I can't see what he was talk- four hearts, West would have very easy for South.

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The Phantom AWII1I0HWMSH OPEHUPiWEW/WOUR eoneuR \RUHOIUHE GONE/- SAVINGS, MOHEV, OPEN UP.' WHAT'S) PEH3I0H FUNDS HAPPENEP? yWKATDClO WE'VE NO PEP OUR DOORS INSURANCE (.me UKEFORflGH OR BANKS. BlACK? INSECURITIES HARD-TO-GET Philips Should Rebound 2nd JiTSta boo NASD. Prim * not ByKOCEKETSPB a* present ttts ate b 5% per HIOWB or commission. Q - What is your view on cent / , ).-- .; MORTGAGES Philips Lamp, purchased at Q - I have a dzabte po* BANKS J8T-J.N. Successful tion in Dymo Industries and Mr. A - This international elec- would like your opinion on the S&tfffWall National (splits for I).. L09 tronics giant had a dis- Investing company's future, - E.L. Monmouth County Investment C; Central Jersey Bank 0c) (xx) couraging year in 1970, with A - Although Dymo's nine- 41 Fanners b Merchants (x) (xx) 18 12% 14 earnings off 7 percent to 91.11 - month sales (through March ™ 741-5061 C::::;V.:" Jtat Merchants Nat! Bank (x) (xx) .... & share, despite a 16 per cent 3L 1971) were up 9 per cent, The company is presently Q - I have E bonds dating 'involved in litigation with sea First Nat! Bank of Toms Eiver (x) (xx) .SO 41 41 gain in sales to an all-time from 1941 which are soon earnings dropped to 57 cents a "{let State Ocean County (x) (xx) high ot |C2 billion. The poor diare from 85 cents the year Container Inc. over a division coming due. Should I replace purchased in June,' 1970, from •teansonrg-MBdletown. L20 55 performance reflected slugg- these with other Treasury is- earlier. A $250,000 write-off of Bank ot Jlanalapan...... „„ 24 ish economic conditions in the past due Penn Central Trans- Dymo. Dymo nas a well-es- Advertise in The Register sues? - A.S. tablished position in the high- MMdletown Banking Co. (10% stock Div.).... 15 17 U.S., which absorbs 13 per A - Because of a recent portation commercial paper Monmouth County Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx) .20 cent of sales, and sharply reduced nine-month 1971 rely competitive labeling and 6% 7 Treasury announcement you marking products area, which NJ. National Bank (x) 32% 3333% higher labor and material will be able to continue hold- sults by 11 cents a share.' Ocean County National (x) (xx) 2.(0 costs. A cost-cutting program, Third quarter operations,, accounts for about 80 per cent 75 ing these bonds. The Treasury of its pretax profits. Although RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL Peoples Nat'l Bank, Lakewood (x) (xx) 6.00 150 expansion of oversea markets has extended maturities an- however, were more encour- Trust Co. of Ocean County (x) (xx) 50 47 and an upturn in the business aging, with sales rising 12 per industry'outlook has im- .other 10 years on E bonds pur- proved, I would suggest light- United Jersey Banks of NJ, 44% climate in the U.S. should chased between May, 1941, cent year-to-year and earn- UNDERGROUND turn profits around this year. ings up 1 cent to 24 cents a ening your position on any ral- (x) Dividend (xx) Plus stock (xxx) Declared or raid and April, 1952. This was an- lies. nounced as being the third share. LAWN SPRINKLERS INDUSTRIAL ' Elected a Pingry and final extension for the FREE ESTIMATES ON Bid Adtcd series, which can be ex-, iAerological Research. 1/ Alumni Director DESIGN and INSTALLATION % "» .changed for H bonds at any •Alkon Industries.... 2% 3% HILLSIDE - At the annual 2 time prior to maturity. Inter- Sevter Connections distributor for Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc.... l % meeting of the Piogry Alumni est will be paid at the rate STATE LICENSE Brockway. 36 36% Association, Brooks Banker, prevailing when the bond'en- Bock Engineering. 14% 15% •47, of Little Silver, was elect- ters the extension period; and for Quotations &hftarnation Call Electronic Associates 8% 8% ed to the board of directors Putsch &Colson, Inc. Electronic Assistance '. 5 5% for the class of 1974. Foodanuna...... 17% 18 Mr. Banker' is executive 787-0152 787-4220 03/ Qiy Jnteniata...... «m "74 vice president of the Ameri- 5 NEW STREET, PORT MONMOUTH, NJ. WILPAT ASSOCIATES International Components Corp '. 1% 2'i can Express Co., New York HNANCING ARRANGED King James Extended Care. „. 1% 2 City. He resides with his wife ' BONDED Phone 191 MOUNTAIN AVE. • laird ...... ; „... 8»/4 and four children at 104 Sil- 379-9313 SPRINGFIELD, N.J. '• 'Metallurgical International....; 10% 10% verside Ave. ASK ABOUT GROUP PRICES Monmouth Airlines. % 1% Monmouth Capital...... 8% 9 1/ Homnouth Industries A %5/ Monmouth Park. n 12% NJ. Natural Gas.. 15itvrr% Bowan Controller. 2% 30n. Southern Container Corp 4% 4% ' SDlT&I "^ml.im ••••••••••••••IT ii. -mm 6 6% Xjj^ HojneSw«*.ww...... *...... ••....•.«•••.• 51% 52 Most automobile makers would like United Telecontrol Electronics. 2% 3 Walter Reade -Sterling...... 2£ 2% Window TeL ~...» VA m. to visit the showroom. Tax Association Meets Tonight , . LONG BRANCH - The an- James Burke will host the ses- nual spring meeting of the sion following a tour of the Monmoutb-Ocean County Tax new structure- Miicedes-Benz would rattier you visit th Collectors and Treasurers As- Frank Quirk, city tax col- • satiation win be held in the lector and president of the as- new Neptune municipal com- sociation, said the next con* plex at 8 tonight. clave will be a dinner meeting Neptune tax collector in September. Almost any automobile can be made skills to build furniture for our executive an inspector. , , without his approval, which he signifies Parks Aide Speaks Tonight to look good in the showroom. offices. Inspectors check vital welds by by affixing a signature to the, windshield. Sloppy workmanship and production pounding away at them with a hammer The traditional signature of Gottlieb HAZLET - Gerald Savetts zens for Environmental Pro- Minutes, not seconds of the Monmouth County tection. shortcuts are easily glossed over amid a and chisel. A skill so demanding they're Daimler. Only then is it ready for your ap- Parks System will discuss op- Area teachers have been in- barrage of adjectives and the glitter of Even the assembly lines reflect this sent back to school twice each year. proval in the showroom. portunities for outdoor educa- vited to attend and the meet- neon lights. pace. Cars crawl along while workers Inspectors with white gauze tion-and after-school environ- ing, in the Recreation Com- But you can't hide anything in the spend minutes, not seconds, on their spe- mittens painstakingly feel ev- mental programs tonight at 8 mission Building in Veterans factory. It's as revealing as inspecting the cialty. You'd find craftsmen filling, grind- ery inch of the unfinished body. p.m. at a meeting of the Citi- Park, is open to the public. kitchen of a restaurant. ing, and smoothing a single roof seam for. Because the hand is better than That's why, at Mercedes-Benz, we 15 minutes onnore.Solidifying thebody the eye in detecting minute wish everyone could visit our factory be- into a single rattle- "Y burrs and ripples. Fees Fixed For Inspections fore they visit our showroom. thwarting unit with _j And after inspectors M1DDLETOWN - In aspectors at $5 per inspection". Here are some of the things you'd 8,000 to 10,000 welds. subject rear axles to 55 brief meeting the Board of The ordinance will be open for discover. And patiently fitting mechanical and electronic Health has adopted a salary public scrutiny on June 1. doors, hoods and trunk checks, some to toleran- ordinance fixing salaries for Some quaint notions lids to a tolerance that ces as fineas 8/10,000 of 'all part-time plumbing in- Completion of the annual dog rabies clinic was an- The work areas are clean and bright. cannot vary more than an inch, one in ten is re- nounced where a total of 1,035 The atmosphere orderly and unhurried. one millimeter. jected by an amazing de- The mark of final approval is NURSING HOME licenses were issued and 2,050 More like an Old World Guild Shop than a A blow to time vice called the human ear. the same as it was in J8S6. • 24-How Can shots given. typical automobile factory. While some The signature o\'Gottlieb Daimler. • HN«ukrty«!ltim» and motion experts. brag about assembly lines that build 100 But a boon.to some • Union Approved Eight food handlers licenses "A small basket NAVESINK HOUSE cars an hour, we boast of building 30. We appreciative owner. for waste" $5,000 and up. and nine milk handlers per- take six weeks to craft our 600 model. 44MVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK mits were approved. But in checking disc Adhering to an engineering ideal, not •42-3400 ' .And we have some refreshing- •If it might rust, a price objective, has put our automobiles ly quaint notions about how paint it brakes, our distrust goes among the world's most costly. automobiles should be built. largely unrewarded. You can't fullyappre- The machines that pro- The least expensive Mercedes-Benz, % In our upholstery shop, 011/220 Sedan, costs $5,312*. o over 100 former dressmakers ciate the 44 pounds of duce the discs are adjusted rust protection we apply to after every 40 pieces. An But to the man who buys an auto- cut, stitch and tailor each in- mobile to keep, not to trade every few 2 terior with the care that goes every car until you've exposed your electronic inspector mea- Mercedes-Benz to the slush and sures five critical dimensions years, this seems no extravagance at all. I* into a designer's original. As the engineering editor of Road & A luxury to some salt of several winters. on every disc they make. A But in our factory you could production supervisor man- Track magazine noted in a recent article 5 makers. A necessity on his own Mercedes-Benz, "The most sat- to Mercedes-Benz. begin to understand why it will ually re-checks the dimen- resist the ravages of corrosion. Gauie mittens sions on every fifth one. And isfying thing about the car is its great Five layers of You'd see workers swab- protect inspec- a quality controller must per- precision of operation and quality of material, an inch tors' hands, Kingly notions we have not. We just sell bing zinc oxide paint on the Irom calluses. sonally take every disc from manufacture. good suits for the money. Natelsons. of rubberized pad- back side of body panels be- that might impair the end of the line. "At 35,000 miles...the car is more ding and 16 fore they are welded airtight. their uncanny touch impressive than when new.". .man-hours - Yet after all this, only one Spraying the underside with a resil- disc in a thousand fails to meet our ex- If you are planning.to visit Europe Over 100 former dressmakers now go into every this year, plan to visit our factory. To see, live in Sindelfingen, West Germany. ient armor that actually "heals" itself acting standards. As an experienced con- convertible top. when struck with a stone. for yourself, why even the lowliest Mer- They work in our upholstery shop. That's longer troller once told a visitor, "We have only Hand painting the front of the car a very small basket for waste." cedes-Benz is worth over $5,000. IT'S than, it takes most manufacturers to as- with an extra coat of specially formulated To make arrangements, just check semble an entire convertible. enamel designed to shrug off gravel. One man decides the coupon. Our man in charge of tours, Expensive? Of course. But the top of Even the insides of the bumpers get But after passing thousands of qual- Peter GrassI, will send details. a Mercedes-Benz convertible will never a protective coat of paint. And if you'd like to see the rest of SNEAKER billow or flutter. And it muffles road noise ity control checks, it all comes down to one man. A sort of "ultimate inspector." Europe in your own Mercedes-Benz, sim- better than most hardtops. The ear rejects 1 in 10 ply check the box for our Guide to Euro- He spends at least 20 minutes with pean Delivery, Cabinetmakers, not chemists Wending your way through the fac- each car as the world's fussiest critic. TRADE tory, you'd notice a curious mix in our lEastandGulfCcastportsofcntry.excluitKoflransportatlfm, Feeling, checking and testing anything he whitewalls(shown),olheropllons,sJateandlocallaxes,[fiqy. We have still another old-fashioned labor force. One of every ten workers is Copyright 1971. Mercedes-Bern of North America, Inc. idea. It concerns the wood trim that suspects.' No car can leave the factory goes into our automobiles. We think it l'cterGrassl IN should come from a tree. Not a plastic Merccdes-BenzofNorthAmcrica.Inc. mold. Department BMM2A • • Ot e example of our work. •CliffsidePark,NJ.07010 So instead of chemists we Ike Mercedes-Benz 280SE, ® have cabinetmakers. a fuel-injected per/annance D Please send me the.details ofyotir factoiy tour. TIME! sedanfor about 17,800. D Please include the Mercedes-Benz Guide to Euro- They take hours to select pean Delivery. and match grains; highlight and accent the wood's charac- Name_ ter with artist's brushes and stain, TODAY & SATURDAY protect its beauty with five coats Address- of varnish; then polish it with City Bring in your "old friends" and oil and pumice. When time per- -State- trade them in on a new pair. mits they use their cabinetmaking .Telephooe- $400 S ITRADEM ON KEDS HEN'S I CONVERSE LnthwandCanvH WOMEN'S I PRO KEDS G Douglas Alan, Inc. Umber and CanvM -100 Oceanport Aye., Little Silver, NJ. 07739 Phone: 201-842-5353 y Mr. Robert's Shoes (Formerly The SmalcMYShop) Murphy & Davison, Inc 9 BROAD ST., RED BANK U.S. Highway #9 at Circle, Freehold, N. J. 07728 Phone; 201-462^5300 • •:ft^a<-y:.,-c.- .',.• t*'v-r.

FRIDAY, MAY 21,1971 • Television • Books • Movies •Theater • Dining Out • Comment Your Weekend Magazine • Hobbies • Music t

Is Today RED BANK - Craftsmen, for the Spring Choral Concert artists and singers from Red of RBRHS choral groups bin- Bank Regional will be fea- der the direction of Robert tured in a day long festival at Spencer. Participating will be the high school today. The art the choir, choristers, chora- show represents the creative lettes and Men of Note in clas- efforts of many students. sic and contemporary choral Approximately 400 works of works, show tunes, and bar- art will be displayed in the bershop numbers. The major A CRAFTSMAN — Bill Nolze, art student at Red Bank Regional, works at gymnasium. work is "Song of the Open project, The art show is open to the Road" by Norman dello Joto, public all day, free of charge. based on a text by Walt Whit- Media on exhibit include wood man, John LuckenbiU Jr. will Jersey ana sculpture, welded sculpture, accompany the number with a papier mache, print making, trumpet solo. The combined photography, painting, ceram- groups will sing the finale, Club Plans ics, jewelry, macrame and "Onward Ye People" by Si- weaving. belius. Student accompanist Annual Party Several advanced students, for all groups is pianist Linda - SHREWSBURY - The Jer- Wendy Becker, Mara Feigen- Miller. Tickets for the evening seyana Club of Shrewsbury baum, Carol Ranson, and Wil- concert will be sold at the Boro School will hold its ninth liam Nolze, will have works door. The concert will begin annual Year End Party June featured in the show. They at 8 p.m., but the public may 7 in the Shrewsbury Presby- will also exhibit and partici- come earlier to seethe art pate in the Middletown Folk show- terian Church, Sycamore Ave. Festival June 26. Nolze will The present owners of sev- Red Bank Regional choris- also be working as a creative ters were heard hi the Martin eral century-old homes will be cabinet maker this summer at : presented plaques giving the Luther King festival at Ma- Waterloo Restoration Village rine Park, and were heard on name of the family which near Netcong. Teachers work- built the house and the date. tour of the elementary schools Ing with the show are Joa,n in the regional district. They An oil painting of the little Luckhardt, John Brzostoski will participate in a Choral yellow school house on Syca- and Lawrence pcli'olio. more Ave,, by George Ivins, a Convocation with Asbury EASY DOES IT - Janice Mlnton, Red Bank Re- charter member of the club, In the evening, the show Park and Middletown high gional art student, carefully works on her presen- will be presented. will provide the background school choirs June 8. tation for event. The building, which for* merly stood behind the church, was visited by Presi- dent U. S. Grant on the occasion of the 100th anniversary celebration of the present Christ Church. Among guests taking part in the program will be John T. Cunningham, president of the Historical Commission of New Jersey. The commission is in charge of planning the bicen- tennial celebration of the Rev- olutionary War. Church to Hold Dinner Dance - A dinner dance with the theme Carib- bean Cruise and featuring music by Al Kichardson's Aquarius Experiment will be held by Trinity A.M.E. Church, Long Branch, tonight in the Terrace Gardens. Dinner will be served from 7:30 p.m. and dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Ronald Mantley and Waiter Johnson are co-chairmen of the ticket committee and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Mrs. James Chase are on the deco- ARTIST AT WORK- Darlene Blbens, Red Bank rating committee, The Rev. RegtonarHlgh School art student finishing her en- Frank N. Williams is pastor of TALK TIME — Students relax and talk during fes- try for the school art show. the church. tival preparations. Britain's Val Doonican Strolls Jit By CYNTHIA LOWRY without causing any heads to of me, so we needed some Producer Lou Hazam, who NEW YORK (AP) - Val swivel. If he were to do the good guest stars. This was a has been on a long TV sabba- Doonican walked down Fifth same thing in a month or so, Televisioii problem because a lot of tical, returns to NBC tonight Avenue yesterday afternoon autograph hunters would ruin American stars dislike doing with a documentary about the his window-shopping, summer replacement shows - threat to Venice and Its art Doonican, very big in the Comment and a lot of others are not treasures by Industry. If Haz- British Isles, is destined to be- available." am's track record is a hint, it come an instant American He has achieved a pretty will be worth watching. television star next month. day nights starting June 5. good lineup, however. Old Saturday nlghts brings a THE JOSEPH BROTHERS? ABC will present "The Val The singer, on a week's friend Petula dark accepted pair of specials. First there Is Doonican Show," a series of hectic visit to these shores, his invitation, and that helped an ABC report on the dangers 10 variety programs, on Satur* has been busy trying to build prime the booking pump. of mine work, and later, on an image. He has appeared Des O'Connor, another pop- CBS, the finals o( the "Miss with Dick Cavett, taped a ular British TV and music hall U.S.A." pageant. Originate Cucina Ttaliana show with Mike Douglas and star, has a very rimilar deal submitted to end-to-end Inter- with NBC, replacing its views with the press. ~~ Wednesday flight "Music You truly haven't tasted SEA Some Exotic Pinners " Bprhin-Waterford, Ireland, 1 FOOD it its very best until Doonican has been in show Hall 'for the second time. you have eaten a BROILED CANNELLONI, business 28 years, doing ev- Sea Food Flatter at 00RI8 Beehanel erything from one night Church Honors •Nr ED'8; "Our Secret? Sure, - ~ • stands, radio and television to Pastor. Wife we'll tell you. Wo are the 0 VealCavor command performances; He Chefs! Does that make the dif- •' • BELMAB - The officers has endless hit albums and - /and congregation of the First ference? You bet it does) PosiuiP Imalala records and his radio and tele: Presbyterian Church tendered LOBSTER LOVERS * Piemontese vision shows have been Brit- a reception to The Rev. and and many ish staples for 10 years. * - Mrs, Blancltard 0. Komalne Rettaurant and others . Aid Is Located Cocktail Lounge Jr. for 25 years of service. "Come and» "When I had an offerfor an The Rev. Mr. Romalne was git *em alive** American television show, pastor here for 28 years, leav- Enjoy the finest in Continental Dining in a warm relaxing atmos- there were a number of things ing April 15 to become assis- phere. Poiillipo is truly the place where your memories of ex- to consider," he said. "First, tant pastor of the First Pres- cellence are not soon forgotten. Where waiters are ready to cater nobody here had ever heard byterian Church of Red Bank. to jour every desire. Second Ave. & Main St. Asbory Park • 7744819. Woman's Club Plans Pick Your Own Lobtter Out r Art Show of Our lobster Ttnktl DORIS'IM'ED'S MIDDLETOWN - Three Geary Drive, and Mrs. John SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Red Bank artists will judge Preziosl of 244 Main St., Port "HOUSE OF GOURMET SEAFOOD" entries in Sunday's art show Monmouth, are co-chairmen 36 Shore Dr., Highland* -872-15fl5 sponsored by the Village of the show. Fri., Sat. and Sun. Woman's Club in the Commu- nity Center, Kings Highway, "CHELSEA WAREHOUSE" sculptor and owner of the Iron Butterfly Gallery( 8 Broad WEEKEND SPECIAL St.; Lonia Efthyvoulou, painter, set designer and staff VLB. U.S. CHOICE Starting Wed. May 26th writer for the Daily Register whose studio is at 8 Broad St., SIRLOIN STEAK and Mike Michaels, an artist who specializes in oils and • Batted the "WATERFRONT" gold leaf and maintains a studio at 21 Broad St. Potato Entries in the Village Club • Tossed show will be accepted from Salad noon until A p.m. Saturday at • Rolls Trade Winds the Community Center, Kings Highway and Rt. 35, in any of • Butter CKKTM LMHSI four categories - junior high (3- school,, senior high school, OCEAN AVE. 842-3292 SEA BRIGHT adult amateur, and senior citi- JJOUJAKD I zen.,. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded in oil, water- colors, and sculpture in each ' category. The show is open to" ROUTE 35 r SHANNON'S all amateur artists in the Red Bank-Bayshore area. MIDDLETOWN The show will be open to INN the public from noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, with awards scheduled for 4:30 p.m. SPECIALS FOR MAY! Mrs. Irving Po.dell, 57 Just 1 of llvento's -FRIDAY ftSATURDA Y ME FROM 5-10 P.M.- Gourmet Dishes ... Choral Concert SHRIMP W THE BASKET...... 1.50 Slated Tonight "Oil ft viiir9itt*ti**it**«t«««»ttitMat*««t«««««ft» I aZv CONG BRANCH - The Spring Choral Music Concert SPAGHHTI ft MEAT BAILS ...1.25 of the Long Branch High School will be held Tonight at 8:15 p.m. In the Junior High School auditorium. SOUTHERN ffllED CHICKEN 1.50 This year the concert will include performances by the CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE 2.00 All City Elementary Chorus (grades 5 and 6), the Junior SPECIAL PRICES fOR CHILDREN High School Chorus (grades 7 PLUS OUR REQ. MENU IF VOU LIKE and 8), The Chorale (grades 0, 10,11,12), The Men's Choir, The Varsity Singers and Don't forget - We hove lute Nile Sandwiches Madrigal Singers. Every Nite Till 2 A.M. The music to be sung repre- SATURDAY NITE sents all historical, periods of . music ranging from Bratim to SING'ALONGWITH ART BOLURS present day "pop." Much of ILVEIMTO'S the music to be sung this year WEST END MANOR SHANNON'S INN is fight and will hold the infer- 640 SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY est of the "young at hearty of 656 Ocean Aye. ' "220-2000 (n«xt to Airport) ' all ages. Wost End Atrau Franfeiuhart Day Coup; Wagon Wheel Sets 55 Mandel Paintings Go On Exhibit 1 WEST, tQNG BRANCH* artist and commercial illus- Falls, in 1962 and completed a > Mrs. Dfeba Wdelr'48'Glrard trator and in fashion illustra- 15 by 8-foot mural "Family jr ' Ave., will have 55 paintings on tion and design. She has ex- Tree" for the Lagowitz Audi- &• New Dates for Show * exhibition in a one-man show hibited widely, including Mon- torium in (he Brothers of Is- # RUMSON •- Wagon Wheel opening Sunday at the Artisan mouth College Festival of rael Synagogue, Long Branch. *S Playhouse today announced Gallery,; 30 Witherspoon St., Fine Arts, where she won first Mrs. Mendel's husband, tiy- a that due to the success of Princeton. Ttjer^ >vill be a re- prize in 1962; Newark Mu- •man, is a retired engineer ? "Camelot," which forced ceptlon Wlh^ Mst Sunday' seum, Guild of Creative Art, who worked at the Hexagon so them into a holdover perform- f romji to 6 p.m. .The :exhibi-. Shrewsbury; Hunterdon Coun- at Ft. Monmouth. They have. o- ance, dates for Arthur Mill* tionMI Cpntw(uWJij(n^l9;. ;::v • ty Art Center, Monmouth Me- two daughters. . ^ er's "The Price" have been A graduate ,pf the Mew ' dical Center, Art at the Mall, changed. Performances are York School ofTirie arid Ap-, Short Hills, and Centenary now scheduled for May 21,22, plied Art, attended under (College for Women) Gallery 28 and 29 at the Barn, Avenue scholarship both Cooper In a show of work by "Ten of Two Rivers, Union and the American Art-' Best Women Artists of New DANCING AND John McLearen, Shrews- ists School in New York City.; Jersey" selected by the Argus, MERRIMENT bury, and Dick Fehr, Mon* She worked as, a free lance;, / Gallery, Madison. EVERY NITE! mouth Beach will be seen in the She had a one-man show at Strolling Minstrel roles of the brothers, Victor the Old Mill Gallery, Tinton and Walter Fran?, respective- Marine Part ly; Evelyn Franzonl, Holm- del, plays Esther, Victor's wife; Bob Waldron, Atlantic Folk Dancing Highlands; plays Solomon. r .John McLearen, equally* at Rescheduled COBBLESTONES RED BANK - free outdoor home In either comedy or dra* folk-dancing, sponsored by ma, was just seen to the role John McLearen Clams on the of King Pelllnore in the the Red Bank Parks and Rec- Half Shell, Wagon wheel production of was Martha in "Who's Afraid reation Department, will re- Fresh Clam "Camelot." Dick Fehr, an ac- of Virginia Woolfe?" for Mon- sume sessions Tuesday nights Chowder, tor with a wide range of tal- mouth Players. Bob Waldron, In Marine Park, beginning fridayriite I Golden Fried ent, was last seen in "Mary, one of the most active and ac- Junel. Shrimp, Mary," complished actors in the Mon* The dancers are in their fish lovers' \ Scallops, Filet Evelyn Franzoni has cap- mouth County area, has been fifth year at Marine Park and of Flounder, tured the attention of shore seen to a range of perform- attract adults and children of Stuffed Clam. audiences whenever she per ances this year, the most re* all ages from Red Bank and SPECIAL ( F/F Potatoes, forms. Her most recent role cent being Sir Dinadan In neighboring communities. Lettuce and ••Camelot11 for Wagon Wheel Regulars irom as far away as ALL FOR Tomato, Salad, and prior to that, George in Lakewood and occasional vis- ONLY Dessert, Coffee "Who's Afraid of Virginia itors from foreign countries Woolfe?" attend. In past years, specta- tors attracted by the music Route 35, Middtetown, 1 mflo no. of Red Bank»74i*8344 OPEN SEVEN DAYS In addition to new dates, have stayed to become regu- the show also has a new direc- lars. tor. Bob Clarke, Atlantic The dancing will be led by Highlands, Carl Goldschmidt and Elean- ore Boykin from the Shore Area Folk Group. They re- Some careers are ceived their training at the Folk Dance House In New more rewarding. WINE BARREL York City, and workshops from Maine to New York. 1UWAY SPECIALS .. Partners are not needed for COMPLETE many of the dances. DINNER 3.95 RBH Magazine CHILDREN $2.00 Places First RED BANK- Red Bank Served from I P.M;7/fMO Regional^, literary-art magazine/The Crow's Nest, placed Regular Menu Available first In the Columbia Scholas- tic Press Association com- Amwkan Express • Master Charge petition for high school publi- cations. This is the second year the magazine has been WIL10WBR00K INN awarded the first place desig- 740 RIVER RD. 747-2099 FAIR HAVEN nation. Editor-in-chief of this year's Crow's Nest is Jean Latdig. Art work was handled by John Brzostoskl. Adviser is Miss Mary Johnson, /Jo fidc The Judges' work sheet and score book was returned to the school several days ago. Learn how you can train, In Just a few months, to In it they cited the students' become a ' nu "creative approach to short story," "excellent satire," "original, strong poetry," and • MEDICAL ASSISTANT "excellent artwork and lay- • DENTAL ASSISTANT out." Notable in the point •{, Hazlet scoring was the 100 per cent • MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST rating in the art category. p^ Highway 35 The magazine scored 850 out Be the girl you were meant to be, in a rewarding of a possible 1,000 points. career for the 70's. 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IOIM'S in the lou^ijt' Mr. Dingman is married to Address \OiJAl tti.HIk Hi.t-i d'O> iivti-, the former Ellen Friedman, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. city .State. -Zip, ,,, !!,,- lOHNCrE '1:30 lo 6 HO Harold H. Freedman of Free- FINE FOOD SERVED EVERY NITE 'TH 10 hold, N.J. They have two chil- Phbne. st grade completed. dren, Scott and Lisa. RBR 11:00 0 0 0 NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) ID BASEBALL (C) 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Yankees vs. Indians "Dry Run" : ' © HODGEPODGE LODGE (C) Q THE LATE MOVIE 1:55 Q METS WARMUP (C) Television "Hell to Eternity." (i960) starring Jeffrey Hunter, With Bob Murphy . David Jansaen; A young man, raised by a Japanese 2:00 O THE GENE LONDON SHOW (C) PREMIERE family, finds his knowledge of the Japanese lan- Q MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (C) guage invaluable to the marines after Pearl Harbor. FRIDAY ID THE WESTERNERS Los Angeles at Chicago 0 DEATH VALLEY DAYS (C) - | DAYTIME MOVIES "The Long Shadow" 1 "Calamity Called Jane" £ 9:30 O "Untamed" 11:30 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) 11 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) O LIKE IT IS (C) J 10:30 © "$1,000 A Touchdown Guests: Lucille Ball, Debbie Reynolds, Johnny Guests: The Persuasions) Spider Lockhart Geraldo 12:30 ffl "A Night at Earl Carroll's" Brown, Ken Murray. Rivera, Addison Gayle 1:00 0 "Crash of Silence" 0 11:30 MOVIE (C) ©WHAT'S NEW? Q "Mrs. Mike" "The Story of Dr. WasselT (1944) starring Gary "The Flicks" (R) 4:30 O "Shenandoah" Cooper, Laraine Day. The story of Navy doctor Roydon M. Wassell who rescued men from the Jap- 2:15 0 BASEBALL (C) 0 "Good Neighbor Sam" (Part II) anese in Java. Mets vs. Braves O "The Revenge of Frankenstein" 0 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) 2:30 0 MAGIC PEOPLE (C) PREMIERE A new series of programs providing new exper- EVENING 0 CHANNEL II FILM FESTIVAL iences In learning for preschool and elementary "The Day and the Hour" starring Slmone Slgnoret, children. \ 6:00 0 0 0 NEWS (C) Stuart Whitman. During World War U, a french O THE TROUBLE WITH TRACY (C) woman offers refuge to a downed allied pilot 0 TALES OF WELLS FARGO "Doug Goea, to Work for Playguy Magazine" 1:00 OO NEWS (C) •The Outlaw's Wife" : 0 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) © THE WORLD WE LIVE IN (C) ID PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (C) "Animal War, Animal Peace" (R) "Say U.N.C.L.B." "Redhead" starring Rossano Brazzi, Gert Froebe 3:00 0 OPPORTUNITY LINE (Q CD WHAT'S NEW? (C) ID NIGHT FINAL (C) Hosts: Jim Jensen, Joan Kennedy "Folk Bonga" (R) with Roy Whitf ield 0 THE RIFLEMAN 6:30 ©PETTICOAT JUNCTION (O 1:10 0THE LATE SHOW PINK PANTHER SHOW (C) reet, Jean-Louls Trintignant, The lost city of Atlan- O 7:30 P.M. REPORT HERE COMES THE GRUMP (C) 0 6:30 REPORT (C) - -•-= Itoor Andy Sawyer's city council hopes to putti* 0 SKY HAWKS (C) with Rolland Smith ctee Greenwood's Image as a thriving community O CAR AND TRACK (C) O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) by honoring the town's millionth visitor, (R) O THE NAME OF THE GAME (C) Host: Bud Llndeman with Brinkley, McGee, Chancellor «. "AU the Old Runlllar Faces." Publisher Glen How- 0 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO © EYEWITNESS NEWS (C) aria's Kfe seems threatened by one of four people "Barber Lou" with Aylward, Johnson Ac helped bring into the public eye or to justice, f 1:56 0 IN JHE KNOW (C) 7:00^ 0 DICK VANDYKE 0 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) "What's in a Middle Name" AFTERNOON 0 CBS EVENING NEWS (C) v Quests: Walter Matthau, Barbara McNalr 12:00 0 SC008Y.DOO, WHERE ARE YOU? (C) fj THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (C) with Roger Mudd ,. •xova at First Bight.11 Kleth falls for a lovely §HOT0OG(C) 0 NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED (C) young girli but cant understand when she refuses 0 JEEPERSI CREEPERS! . , to even date him, (R) "The Boogie Man Will Get TouT (IMS) starring "Three Young Men" :. • " ' m MASTERPIECE THEATRE (C) Boris Karloff, Peter Lorre. An Ian with hidden 0 I LOVE LUCY •The Convict" (R) corpses, a professor who believes he can create A "Lucy Changfor Hef Mind11 O CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) superman, add an escaped spy add to wierd events. 0 SECRET CHALLENGE (0 ^he Cool Ones"J1S67 ) starring Roddy McDowell. 0 MOTOR MOUSE (C) Debbie Watson. The etory of a young singing idol Stamford catholic High School vi. Hftcfceniaek Who tries to make a comeback after becoming a O THE LARRY KANE SHOW (C) High School • has-been overnight _V Friend FUcka" (1943) starring Rodfly McDow- O THAT GIRL (C) ell, Rita Johnson, The etory of a sensitive boy end 0 RACE OF THE WEEK (C) "Those Friars." Danny Thomas and Milton Berlo his horse. "Top Flight Handicap" 12:30 0 THE MONKEES (C) Q f DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) arrive at Ann Marie's apartment inquiring about JAMBO (C) 9:30 her vaudeville uncle's trunk. (R) ^DY "Genie, Gonie, Who's Got the Genie?" m THE ODD COUPLE (C) THE HARDY BOYS (C) 12:56 0 IN THE KNOW fcr -.' © PART OF THE FAMILY (C) SPECIAL k "Oscar's Ulcer." Oscar develops an ulcer and 1:00 0 DASTARDLY AND MUTTLEV (C) .. A documentary study of ''political" deaths. (R) blames Felix for his condition. (R) 7:30 0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE^) © THE ADVOCATES (C) 0 INTERNATIONAL ZONE AMERICAN BANDSTAND (C) Salute to composer r Strike" OMVPO THEt ANDJOHNNY WILLIAMY BL S SHOW (C) 10.40 O VENICE BE DAMNED I (C) SPECIAL Guests: Buffy Salnte-Marfe, Bugarioaf GladyFATHEs KnighR KNOWt end Sthe Pipt, Smothers Jose. Ferrer narrates this documentary about the O BROKEN ARROW - itevens. The Osmond Brotbem (R) reasons for the rapid destruction of the great city, and why it should be saved. "White Man's Itegltf' . • 0 ©TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) B MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (0 Q LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (C) 1:30 OTHEJETSONS(C) "Love and the Housekeeper"' "Lave and the Croup* P SPORTS CHALLENGE (C) !e;" "Love and the Women's Lib;" "Love and the L.A. Lakera vs. EP. 4Gers Fuza" (R) 0 BLACK NEWS (C) «D THE MOVIE GAME 10:30 m FREE TIME (CJ A 80-minute weekly broadcast of news end BVentS Twelve hosts and their guests discuss current pertinent to the Black Community. oortheaA Bart HoTilrrmn, Issues. O WORLD OF BOATING (C) 10:45 Q KINER'S KORNER (C) "Spat Building" • .....* with Ralph Kiner. — Pony and Chip are auspicious of a drtver«who MM © EYEWlfNESS CONFERENCE (C) 7:30 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) • : . been following their car. (R), The heroes use the wedding of General Buricbaltert O NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 0 EAST SIDE KIDS niece literally as a cover for contacting an under- "Tom Curtatil" (1066) starring Paul Newman, Julie "Flying Wild" (1941) starring Leo Gorcey, Bobby ground agent. (R) • Andrews. A noted American physicist pretends to Jordan. The kids tangle with saboteurs in an air* defect to East Germany to obtain an equation vital ;. craft plant v O WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY (C) to a new Weapon.. ID MOVIE AT NOON "The 101 Problems of Hercules" Three dogs faith' 0 CREATURE FEATURES "Easy to Take" (1936) starring John Howard/ fully tend to a large herd of sheep without human "Black Bleep" (1956) starring Basil Rathbone, Marsha Hunt A broadcaster of moppets' bedtime leadership after their leader Is wounded In a aMr- AWra Tamlroff. A mad scientist frames an Inno- ~ • stories, who hates both children and his work, la mish with Indiana. cent youngr doctor for murder. appointed guardian to a wealthy youngster. Q FATHER KNOWS BEST © THE CHEROKEE SHAFT (C) SPECIAL 12:25 0 THE MID-DAY REPORT (C) "Art of Romance" "The Story of Mines and Men'1 with Roland Smith ©NEW JERSEY 12:30 0 FACE THE NATION (C) "Nutley Dog Poop Debate", (B) O CHILLER THEATRE I (C) ; 8:00 O THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW (C) "Oargo" (1961) starring Bill Travers, Bruce Seton. . with George Herman An undersea explosion off the coast of Ireland O BOATING WITH THE POWER SQUADRON Guest*! Joan Rivers, Buck Owens, Norm Crosby, brings to the surface an unusual monster. "Engine Maintenance" . Dory. Previnl_.Dick Jensen. Jim Bally, Loman and 0 THE ANSWER (C) Barkley, Albert Lucas. (R) IS NET PLAYHOUSE . & MOVIE GREATS "Dante Gabriel Rossettl — Dante's Memo" (R) 1:00 0 PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON (C) "Anna Lucasta" (1958) starring Eartfaa Kitt, Sam- 9:00 "Thunder Bay" (1853) starring Jamea Stewart, OARNIE(C) .Joanne Dru. The story of oil drillers who fight sab- my Davis, Jr. The Lucasta family's wayward, in Arnle participates in a strenuous exercise program otage from shrimp fishermen of the Loulstanna love with a teacher, runs away when her father at the boss's order. (R) reveals her past to the college dean. 9:30 O MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (C) 0 THE FBI (C) O MEET THE PRESS (C) "The Target" Inspector Ersklno pursues ft foreign • A heavy snowstorm on election night forces Mary 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE agent who has entered the U.S. Illegally to abduct to produce her first television news show. (R) "Sing You Sinners" (1938) starring Btng Crosby, the daughter of a top communist minister* (R) O NIGHTMARE (C) . Fred MacMurray. A "happy-go-lucky family goes 0) CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C) "Konga" A London scientist brings a chimpanzee from one hare-brained plan to another but finally Guests: Jack Carter, Paul WJnchell, Morey Am- back from Africa and watches it turn into a fero* strikes it rich. sterdam. 10:00 clous monster. O DIRECTIONS (C) B JEAN SHEPHERD'S AMERICA (C) O MISS USA BEAUTY PAGEANT (C) SPECIAL 0 BROKEN ARROW "The Perpetual Swish of the Wind-Shield Wipers is with Juno Lockhart and Bob Barker "Bounty Hunters" the Soundtrack for Our Lives." ' 0 ID TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) 0 BASEBALL (C) 8:30 Q THE BILL COSBY SHOW (C) Yankees vs. Indians, tfoubleheader "Swann's Way" A repossession agent assumes var- O THE GOLDD1SGERS (C) loua disguises in an effort to reclaim a lemon of a Guests: Charles Nelson ReiUy, Marty Feldman, 1:30 Q SPEAKING FREELY (C) IB FANFARE (C) Host: Edwin Newman T.V. set Chet has refused to pay for. 10:30 "Owen Wlngrave" (R) O ISSUES AND ANSWERS (C) © THE RO5EY GRIER SHOW (C) 0 JOYCE AND BARBARA: FOR ADULTS ONLY O WORLD OF BOATING (C) ID THE WORLD WE LIVE IN (C) ID EQUAL TIME (C) ''Maintenance" "Question of Time" (R) 11:00 Moderator: Marc Howard 1:45 ~ METS WARMUP

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^KTTYMAID* PLUS • ROCK HUDSON School Slates - ALL IN A ROW" "HORNETS NEST" Arts Program MAT AW AN - The^New School of Monmouth County, ATLANTIC Inc., Is sponsoring a creative CINEMA 201 NOW THRU TUESDAY arts program this summer for ATLANTIC H IGHI No One Under 2/ children ages 3 to 11. The program will run for in COL OK RATED X three weeks beginning July 5 and will be held daily from a .LTHE LIBERTIES THE SCREEN ALLOWS! KEYPORT NEW JERSEY a.m. to noon. . -NOW PLAYING- Classes will be-Jield at Tri- nity Episcopal Church, Ryers Lane, here. . ATIAST Mrs. Susan Chilvers, director of the New School, will be "A Love Story From Denmark" the teacher. She will be assisted by Mrs. Judith Marquess, a qualified nursery school teacher and director of Temple Beth Ahm Nursery IN COLOR ~ School.- FOR ADULTS ONLY I The Girls and boys from the old- Anyone Who Is Apt To Be Offended by Complete Se~xual Freedom or Frankness er classes of the New School Should Not See This Picture! . Love Story will also be on hand to help. From Children may attend'for PLUS - 2nd BIG ADULT FEATURE two, three or five days a TROPIC OF CANCER" COLOR Denmark week.

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NO ONE UNDER 21ADMUD! >lATTtSON OFF MAIN ST. J Kindergarteners Mark Arbor Day chiatrists with returning pris- WEST KEANSRURO - The children will care for oners of war. Kindergarten students at the the plants as part of a school Korean War POW 'He also wrote and taught beautificatlon project classes in code of conduct giv- West Keansburg School The evergreens were do- en to Army security forces at marked Arbor Day by plan- nated by Vickey's Nursery, Ft. Devens, Mass. ting shrubs and trees on the Rt. 36, and the shrubs by Lee To Give 3 Talks Col. Mohr attended Moody school grounds. Murray, Freehold. SHREWSBURY - Lt. Col. Communists in 1948, tried and Bible Institute and Minot Gordon (Jack) Mohr, ret., a sentenced to be shot. State College, North Dakota, veteran of the Korean War He was rescued from the The public is invited. , •atyour Walter Reade Theaters* and 23 years with the Army in firing squad dnd returned to various areas, will sp$ak for combat. three nights, Tuesday through His talks are entitled "Five Thursday, at the First Assem- Days of Hell in Peaceful. FOOD DRINK bly of God Church, Sycamore Heaven." MERRIMENT Ave. As a result of his ex- periences, Col. Mohr worked WANAMASSA, N.J. Each service will begin at 8 938-7400 p.m. witha Army neuropsy- Col. Mohr was the first American wounded in the Ko- rean fighting and the first to be decorated. He received the Silver Star and holds 12 com- CII1MA bat decorations arid four com- mendations, ' FAMOUS FILM FESTIVAL WITH EVERY PURCHASE He was captured by the CANDY & SODA! MAY 19 thru 25 The more you have the richer you'll be, when we auc- ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S tion or (sell) the'valuable Prizes on display in the The flight musculature of the theatres below. tiny hummingbird is the strong- , SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2 P.M. est of any bird — one-third of its THEUW GALA! CHILDREN'S PROGRAM weight. NEPTUNE PfY 11 VANISHES '"«»•• "CLOWN "GOUATH "WORLD Walter Reade AND UNCUT AND THE "FITZWIllY" OF ABBOTT AND THE ' AND Theatres KID" BARBARIANS" COSTELLO" VfiB?I01 Garlton Rtd Bank 7*1-9600 THE 39 * DICK VAN DYKE T -NY. Daily News* SHORE DRIVE IN FIRST SHOW "COLD TURKEY" COUfMGWOODCffiOf -PLUS- FAMOUS FILM FESTIVAL COIUNGSWOOO 922.1666 AT DUSK THE BEATLES ' GALA RE-0WING "in'fr BE" I May 26-June 1 — W. C. Fields A\ His Bnt KIDDIES MATINEE June 2 - 8 — Beauty-Beast / Grand Million TONIGHT SAT. i SUN. 2 P.M. June 9 -15 — 42nd Street / Gold Diggen T "CLOWN a THE KID" I June. 16-22 — Sanjuro / Buraikan FREE GIFTS FOR ALL I June 23 - 29 — 'Maltese Falcon / Casablanca Community [June30-July 8 — Walt Disney's "Fantasia" Eatontown MJ-4201 * "BOB AND CAROL 747-0333 ANDTEDANDAUCE" WHITE STREET; - PLUS - "CACTUS FLOWER" KIDDIES MATINEE SAT I SUM. 2 P.M. "FITZWIUY" -PLUS- Town JOHN WAYNE Middlittmn 671-10*0 A Walter R«ade Theatre BARBBA STREISAND Town IN . rfdMswnS7MO2O 67M020 "ONAOEARDAY • YOU CAN SEE FOREVER" • -PLUS- ft HEY! BOYS AND GIRLS! "OUTOFTOWNERS" KIDDIES MATINEE 1971 Summer Kiddie Series SAT. t SUN. 2 P.M. "GOLIATH & THE Don't Be Left Out this Year! BARBARIANS" n•••••••• 10 Big Shows for only $2.00 Gircle Mail orders and reservations Rt. 66 *t Atbury Pk. Cirelt Ocnn Township 775-8810 now being taken. NNOUNCING "PRETTY MAIDS TICKETS NOW ON SALE "Summer Kiddie Series" ALL IN A ROW" AT THE BOX OFFICE at the ORBYMAIL Mayfair WED. - THUBS. JUNE 2J-24.. W«DB. DOOLITTLE" CARLTON THEATRE AbPWrStMl WED. - THURS. JUNE Sfl-JULY 1 "S WEEKS IN A BALLOON" RED BANK "LITTLE WED. • THURS. JULY 7-S "HANSEL & GRETEL AND 10 BIG SHOWS FOR $2.00 MURDERS" PUSS N BOOTS" . Mail Orders Accepted WED. - THURS. JULY 1415.. .{...."LITTLEST HOBO" •Ticket* on Sola at the Box Office t WED. - THURS JULY 21-21.... ? "FITZWILLY" • Parents Same Price as Children lyric WED. - THURS JULY 28-2*. "DARING YOUNG MEN IN Aibufy Fjrfc 7751088 JAUNTY JALOPIES" "MRS. WED. - THURS. AUC4-5 "CINDEBELLA" POLLIFAX" WED. - THURS AUG11-12 "SNOW Tlt&tSUBE" WED. - THURS AUG11-19 '. ..."MORGAN THE PIRATE" ZiMeeeeeetf WED. - THURS AUG 25-26 v "MY SIDE OP THE I tatontown • MOUNTAIN" ™ DRIVE-IN 5434200 2 "HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD" SAME IQW PRICE FOR PARtm AS Will • -PLUS-' Z''NIGHT Of TmUVfNG DEAD" X -PLUS- m NOTE: Pieese specify which day of the week! WED. OR §f "WHATEVER KAPP!N!D W , THURS.