s Fullbright, Calls Israel Guard SEESTORYBELOW Cloudy, Windy Clearing but quite windy today. Cloudy and cool FINAL tonight Sunny and milder to-, Red Bank, Freehold morrow. Long Branch. REGISTER EDITION Moiinioutli County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL9JNO.J96 RED BANK, N.J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,1971 TEN CENTS Guard Is Blamed for Jail Escape ByHALLIESCHRAEGER properly.known as the Monmouth County Correctional In- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - As the search continued for stitution, had beeijj approved by the Board of Freeholders and two men who overpowered a guard Monday night and escaped that he had no voice in the matter of construction. from the Monmouth County Jail, Sheriff Paul Kiernan yes- . terday placed a major portion of the blame on the guard, who County Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin^aid the free- holders are asking the sheriff "for an immediate, complete he said violated jail rules by going into the celiblock alone. and detailed report of the jailbreak so we will have a complete • "The basic thing here was the guard making the mistake explanation... The sheriff is responsible for the operation of of going into that celiblock," the sheriff said. '-'If there is an the jail." emergency, a guard should always go in with another guard. ' He should never go in alone." Monday's was the first jailbreak at the new facility since The fugitives are Daniel Brewer, 20, of Neptune, one of it opened last September. Sheriff Kiernan said the need for ad- three men charged with the New Year's Eve slaying of John ditional security measures is being studied. Brewer, of 1926 Greenwood Ave., Neptune, was held in Busso Sr., 77, in Asbury Park, and Larry Johnson, 23, of New- lien of $75,000 bail to await trial April 19 on the murder charge. ark,who was being held at the jail on a federal indictment for He is accused of firing the shots which killed Mr. Eusso during armed robbery in Kahway. a holdup attempt at the Busso home, 535 Prospect Ave., As- Plans No Action buryPark. Sheriff Kiernan said no disciplinary action is being con* Two co-defendants, also charged with murder, remain in templated against the guard, 24-year-old Marvin Jackson of jail in lieu of §50,000 each. They are John G. Tiltoan, 25, of 17 Neptune, who was called into the celiblock on the ruse that an Stevens Place, New Shrewsbury, and Thomas Jackson, 27 of inmate was ill and was overpowered, bound, gagged and blind- 84 Tindall Road, Middletown. folded. Brewer and Johnson removed a metal strip from a duc- Johnson was held for federal authorities "as a courtesy " twork enclosing plumbing, and used it to break through jalou- Sheriff Kiernan said yesterday. He said this occurs sometimes sied windows, screening and glass and pry the horizontal bars when other facilities are overcrowded or when a prisoner has apart, the sheriff said. ' to he moved for other reasons. Sheriff Kiernan said he and his men had "always thought ' Stephen L. Greenberg, executive assistant to U.S. At- this type of window construction would be a prob- torney Herbert Stern, said Johnson was indicted by a federal grand jury last month with two other defendants, all charged lem"-mainly, he said, because of the "ladder" effect ofjalou- with the armed robbery of $5,508 from the Axia Federal Sav- sied windows (which could be climbed) and the fact that they ings and Loan Association, Rahway, last Feb. 11. He is also are easily broken through. charged with using a dangerous weapon, the pistol used in the "Of course, you never know until these things happen," he holdup. said. The sheriff said the architect's design for the new jail, Johnson was being held in lieu of $50,000 bail to await trial Daniel Brewer in federal court, said Mr. Greenberg. Larry Johnson Azzolina Is Puzzled by Personal Attack MIDDLETOWN'- Assem- group about his stand on wel- heated confrontation with the family makes its home there Mr. Miro's 24ryearHDld wife, mothers, was peaceful, said you never saw anything so de- tomove from the crowded blyman Jdsebh Arrolina, K- fare. ' legislator outside the-Assem- "but we haven't seen him Margdret, told newsmen her such action wasn't necessary. rogatory," Mr. Azzolina de- hallway. Monmouth, said yesterday he However, he said that he bly chamber. He was charged since_h<» went to Trenton. We husband has been fired for Mr. Azzolina said that he clared yesterday. understood Ronald J. Miros, with cheating a disturbance "political reasons" involving Mr. Azzolina said he be- doesn't know why he was sin- don't" know when he will be asked Mr. Miros' removal be- In the confrontation later, lieves the attack on him and gled out for attack by a wel- the 24-year-old demonstrator by disrupting a legislative back." his views on the Vietnam war. cause the sign was an insult to Mr. Azzolina told a state arrested after a clash with proceeding, a disorderly con- the demonstration at the fare demonstrator from Mon- Mr". Azzolina said he hadn't the entire legislature as well trooper, "Arrest him, He's in- opening of the Assembly ses- mouth County in the Assem- Mr. Azzolina, was looking for. duct offense, and released in Was Teacher seen the sign before he heard as to him. sulting me" after Mr. Miros him before the Assembly ses- his own recognizance for a A member of the Middle- sion, when about 40 welfare bly chamber on Monday as the Assembly speaker, Barry asked Mr. Azzolina how much mothers and Mr. Miros re- the lower house voted Gqv. sion. municipal court hearing here town Township Board of Edu- Parker, B-Burlington, ask Mr. Mr. Azzolina, who declared, he was spending "to feed your "I guess he wanted to talk on Monday. . , • cation" confirmed that Mr. Miros to put it down. Mr. "We've been coddling these fused to salute the American Cahill's $15 million welfare Miros had been employed as a fat belly you seem pretty Flag during the Pledge of Al- cot plan. to me, or see what I looked Miros, who held his one-year- kind of troublemakers too husky." like ..'.," the assemblyman, ', French teacher in the Bay- much in this country .... " legiance, contributed to the Mr:.Miros couldn't be old son in his lap, complied. The trooper didn't. 54-9 vote by which the welfare "I never got involved in said. reached for comment yes- shore Junior High School for Mr. Azzolina said that after said he was particularly dis- about 1% years before the turbed by the incident be- "I was only trying to scare cut measure passed. open debate on welfare,"_the terday. There is. a telephone legislators who had seen it him off to stop the shout- Middletown legislator said, Displayed Sign listing for him at 70 Sea Drift board terminated'his contract told him what the sign said, cause he had brought his "1 think the attitude of the at the end of February. eight-year-old son to the As- '""" ™r. Azzolina acknowl- people changed the mind of "If I had been involved, I Mr. Miros, who displayed a Ave., Highlands, but calls to he asked Mr. Parker to re- sterday. sign from the gallery declar- The board member said, sembly that day. several legislators who were could see that they might get that number are referred by move the people responsible. iros was arrested lat- going to vote against tire bill," mad at me..." ing "Azzolina pig, you eat •the telephone company to an- "It wouldn't be fair" to dis- Mr. Parker, noting that the "Derogatory signs aren't er, as Mr. Azzolina was re- well" during the debate on the cuss the reasons for the dis- permitted in the legislature. Mr. Azzolin said, "and this Mr. Azzolina said that he other number in New Shrews- sign had been removed and turning to the Assembly thing- with me didn't help. never had been contacted by welfare bill, was arrested a bury. A woman at the second missal of Mr. Miros, a non- that, the gallery, which includ- Usually, you'd get thrown out, chamber, when he allegedly few minutes latei' after a tenured teacher. Several legislators felt it in- any welfare rights or clients number said that the Miros ed a group of about 75 welfare- of the chamber for that. And disobeyed a state police order sulted them, loo." Israel Seen Soviet Block By DORIS KULMAN category with South Vietnam pons buildup in Egypt but at control of the Gaza strip; the united Jerusalem. He noted is unfair and inaccurate," the same time self-confident Golan Heights, from which that the Israeli government RUMSON - Declaring the Rabbi Rosoff said. criticism of Israel by Sen. J. and "no one goes around bit- Syria bombarded agricultural gives'religious groups control Sen. Fulbright also said Is- ing their fingernails in fear of settlements in the valley be- of their holy places and said W. Fulbright, D-Ark. "unfair" rael is pursuing a policy of a local Jewish leader averred another war/ low, and Sharm El Sheikh, "1 couldn't "think of anything "antiquated and delusion- which controls navigation into more-fair." yesterday that the tiny nation al self-reliance" in the Middle He said he found the Is- is indeed holding the line the port of Elath, Israel's life- East negotiations. raelis united in their desire to line to Asia and East Africa. Rabbi Rosoff said that against Soviet imperialism in 'Self-Reliance' Landed bring Egypt to the negotiating Arabs in refugee camps on the Middle East. table for a "firm and binding Disillusioned by past ex- the west bank of the Jordan, "Self-reliance saved Israel perience - her borders suppo- "Were it not for Israel that three times - in 1948 (The peace agreement" and, ex- occupied by Israel in 1967, whole section of the world cept for the tiny Communist sedly were guaranteed as was told him they don't want to re- War of Independence) 1956 her access to the Straits of Ti- would be dominated by. the and 1967 (The Six Days War)" bloc, united-in support of the turn to Jordanian rule. Soviet Union and Russia government's position that ran and the Suez Canal by an Rabbi Rosoff declared, "Each American-British-French "Some expressed a wish for knows it" Rabbi Jack M. R'o- time she stood alone. That withdrawal to the pre-1967 a separate Palestinian state;'. soff, spiritual leader of Con- borders won't secure peace. agreement in 1956 - Israelis self-reliance saved 2U, million Won't trust their security to .. I think some Israelis sy|b- gregation B'nai Israel, here, Jews and a half-million Arabs It's his impression that Is- pathize with them on that,',-. declared at a press confer- an international force, the, from extermination... raelis might agree to a de- rabbi said. ence yesterday at which he "The Fulbright notion is militarized zone, Rabbi Rosoff The Arabs in the refugee reported on his recent visit to very odd," he added, "I al- said, "but not to withdrawal. Rabbi Rosoff said he found camps fled Israel in 1948 "at Israel. ways believed self-reliance They believe that to withdraw Israelis, denied access to the direction'of their leaders" Noting that the USSR lack- was a great American virtue. from all territory occupied in their holy places for the 19 and Israelis believe the prob- ed an outlet to the Mediterra- We are brought up to develop 1967, when the Arabs attacked years the Old City was under lem of such refugees could be AP Wlrephoto nean until s^he got "a strong a sense of self-reliance, as in- and Iqst, would-be suicide... Jordanian rule, their syna- solved easily "if Arab leaders CALLEY HONORED — Macon, Georgia, Mayor Ronnie Thompson, left, foothold" in Egypt, Rabbi Ro- dividuals and as a people ... a geographical temptation,to gogues destroyed and the allow it to be," the rabbi said. visits Lt. William L. Calley Jr., center, yesterday to make him an honor- soff said "Israel's ideals are another war..." cemetery atop the Mount of He said Israel is teaching identical with America's Rabbi Rosoff said he found Area Seen Needed Olives desecrated to provide modern agricultural methods ary citizen of Macon. Thompson is showing Calley a hox that contains ideals and both stand together over 26,000 signatures supporting a plea that President Nixon pardon him. Israelis anxious because of For her.own security, he Jordanian Army latrines, de- to the refugees now under its in resisting Russian ex- the Russian missile and wea- said, Israel must maintain termined to keep control of a jurisdiction. Looking on is Col. Peter J. Foss of Ft. Benning. pansionism and imperialism in the Middle East... Israel is America's true ally ... a democracy ... the best friend Storm Soaks County we have in that section of the world..." Marlboro Petitions Halted Unobjectivity ByJIMMCCOKMICK Mr. Minogue's suit alleges as municipal attorney" in The attorney maintains that "There's no country in the MARLBORO - The defa- that last March 17 Mr. French various statements, press re- Mayor Salkind "said words But Damage Is Slight »world, that can't stand to Tie mation suit filed by Township "composed, signed, published leases and newsletters. thai will cast a strong stigma Monmouth County was while speed limits had not was reported, in the River criticized," the rabbi said, Attorney James R. Minogue and circulated to approxima- He seeks compensatory and upon his standing as an at- drenched early today by a been reduced, authorities Garden section of Matawan "but Sen. Fulbright has al- against Mayor Morton Sal- tely 500 homes" in Marlboro a punitive damages and costs of torney at law and municipal coastal storm but authorities were suggesting reduced trav- Township. All lines had been ways seen fit to be critical of kind, Democratic Chairman letter which injured Mr. Min- the suit from all three defend- attorney, and will work great- thrpughout the area reported el and lowered speed. They restored to service by 8 a.m. Israel in a wholly unobjective Mary T. Denton 'and Robert ogue's good name. ants. See Marlboro, Page 3 surprisingly little damage and said some cars were sliding Union Beach police said ' way ..." French has aborted a petition Mr. French said, "If the . no injuries. off the roadway. four poles belonging to the In a recent speech at Yale, drive protesting the con-purpose of this law suit is to Precipitation, a mixture of Keyport State Police said Jersey Central Railroad blew Sen. Fulbright, chairman of demnation of the Traphagen frighten townspeople from nun and snow, had reached a they had a series of minor ac- clown between .1 and 5 a.m. the Senate Foreign Relations property for a municipal-civic expressing any opposition to total of L44 inches by 7 a.m. cidents due to hazardous road but they were along the side Committee, compared Israel center. council action, then it has suc- The Inside Story The storm,,with gusts of conditions, "nothing serious." of the road and not blockifig to South Vietnam in.accusing Mr. French, a former presi- ceeded, County wants rail span eliminated Page 3 wind up'to 60 rnijes per hour, Keyport Borough police re- traffic. Work cre\vs were on her of "communist-baiting dent of the Alonnioulh Heights "Not only have I been si- Easter parade of fashions on boardwalk Page 14 tioiVned electrical power lines ported perilous roads early their way to repair the dam- humbuggery" in what he said Civic Association, yesterday lenced, but I'm sure no one Passover is a happy family holiday Page 15 here and caused a series of this morning and high winds. age. is an attempt to "manipulate" announced "an abrupt and else will risk opposing them," Knicks skim by Builets in opener Page 18 minor accidents. A power failure on Ocean Accidents Small American policy through pub- complete halt to the petition he said. Mcts still amaze-they played! Page 18 Tides along the coast were A few small accidents were he fear of communism. work." Injuries Charged Blvd. in Atlantic Highlands "To put Israel in the same whipped up to two and a half lasted from 10 p.m. to 1:30, reported by Ha/let police, "In view of the fact that Mr. Minogue charges that Bridge Advice 16 DAILY REGISTER feet above normal but there a.m., according to police who said there had been no this lawsuit will generate fear the three defendants injured PHONE NUMBERS in the hearts of the more than "his good name as an individ- Classified 20,21 was no major flooding. there. Another power failure serious injuries. Italian Smorgasbord Tonight Comics 16 Main Office 741-0011 All schools were open Authorities at Sea Bright 5 to 8, Longo's, Sea Bright. 2,000 people who signed my ual, as an attorney at law and Classified Ads 711-6960 today. and Monmouth Beach report- petition, 1 am forced to stop," Crossword Puzzle 16 Little Kraut open all week- (Adv.) Long Itranch Kile Contest Legal Adv. 741-0010 Trees, Wires Down ends. Sat. 4-10. Sun. 12-8. ed flooding on Ocean Ave, in lie .said. Editorials 6 Police in Middletown said both boroughs but termed it Protest Intention 3 - $50 prizes. Most beautiful, Entertainment 10 Display Adv. 741-0010 (Adv.) 20% Sale Unusual, Largest. Easter Sun- Circulation Dept. 741-3330 trees and wires were down "not serious." On Easter candies. Epi- The petitions are aimed at Horoscope. 16 and there was minor flooding In isolated areas of Red protesting the qouncil's stated day., (adv.) Hockey: As I Sec It 19 Sports Dept. 741-0017 throughout the township. Easter PJants. We grow our Bank, power was out early Curious 811 River lid., Fair intention to override Mayor Women's News 741-0010 wn e io nc s 1 Haven (adv.) Innocent Bystander 18 They Feported minor power ° - C F| , ' Greenhouses, this morning. Wires were Salkind's veto of an ordinance Seafood Lovers Movies 10 Accounts Payable 741-0010 appropriating $77,000 for the The Clam Hut is now open five Acct's Receivable 741-0010 failures in. Port Monmouth " Hwy 35, Holmdel . r (adv.) down in Shrewsbury and Obituaries 4 and New Monmouth. ~ II ~ ~* Runison and Rumson police Handmade IOnsler Candies condemnation of 20 acres at days a week (Wed. though Middletown Bureau 671-2250 IIo n Beo Bunnies, baskets, etc. Ya Okie Sports.... 18,19 State Police af the Hnlmdel ( ,°y Flowers, open 8:30 said there some trees we're the southwefet coiner of Rt. Sun.) Make your Good Friday Freehold Bureau 462-2121 barracks, who patrol the Gar- untl1 8 P-m-> Jn(1- antl Sat- AU felled, on Church St., Forrest Pepper Co., 825 River Rd., Fair 520 and Wyncrest Road for Television 10 Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 Haven. 747-18C5. (Adv.) luncheon something special. Women's News 11,15 den State Parkway, said that day Easter Sunday. (Adv.) Ave. and Sailers Way. use as the municipal center. .872-9753. fAdv.) , Red Bank-MMJlKtuwu.N. J., y, April 7,1971 Open Fund Effort Middleto wn Charter ForStrickenYouth ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Louis Wunsch Fund has been established for a "per- Rule Action Pushed fectly healthy'1 boy who was some time in January, 1972, scnt'homc from .school about MI DD LET OWN - The cute the.petition to the state a year ago because he had be- Senate and Assembly. after the committee's organi- complexion of the township's zation meeting. come ill. government will change sig- Legwork Done , On the recommendation (if Middle-town's own Assem- Major changes obvious in nificantly in January if a spe- the proposed charter include the school nurse, he visited a cial charter proposed by the blyman Joseph Azzolina. R- doctor- and shortly after \\;is Monmouth, has done consid- designation of the posts of Township Committee i.s mayor and comniitteemen as admitted to Monmouth Medic- enacted by the state legisla- erable legwork to smooth the the only elective offices in the al Center, Long Branch, for ture and approved by town- way for the special legislation township. treatment of a kidney ail- Ship voters. in Trenton, said Coin- As i.s now the case, the five ment. • • • Sleeting in special session mil teenian Kdward P. Make- • commitleemen will be elected From there, lie was taken last night, the governing body ly- at large by township voters to to Mt. Sinai Hospital, New introduced an ordinance auth- The 23-page charter might three-year terms and will then York. He was sent home for rozlng a petition to the legisla- be called the skeleton of the elett from among themselves two weeks, but had to return. ture for a special act in- new township government, a mayor to serve one year. Currently he is a patient at corporating, the proposed 23- which will be fleshed out by The posts of township clerk Jersey Shore Medical Center, page specjal charter. Public an administrative code to be and tax collector will no long- Neptune. hearing of the ordinance is .set assembled by the Township er be elective, however. The Ed Bahr Jr., who is in for 9 a.m. Saturday, April 17, Committee between now and municipal clerk will be ap- charge of public relations for to get the petition to the legis- January in caucus session in- 1 pointed by the Township Com- THEIR FAIR LADY — Mrs. Allison L. S. Stern, Scobeyvllle, chairman of the citizens committee which lature in lime for presentation terspersed with public hear- mittee and will serve at its the Board of Trustees of the Monmouth County Youth Detention Center, is raising funds, says medical Louis Wunsch Monday, April 19. ings to give expression to bills for Louis are already pleasure. The tax collector cuts her birthday cake after receiving from the board an engraved tray In Wunsch Fund, Box 88, Atlan- With" the exception of Com- wishes and opinions of town- will presumably be a depart- over ?3O,00O. The boy's father, mitleeman William C. John- ship residents, Mr. Makely appreciation of her dedication and commemorating the recent opening of John Wunsch, was recently tic Highlands. The local Lions ment head under the future the center. Taking part In ceremonies at the board.meeting are members Club will sponsor a fund-rai- son Jr., away on vacation, all said. administrative code. As such, laid-off from-his job at Inter- members of the governing Quick Change Eyed Michael B. Guarino, Rumson, left, holding tray; Robert B. Gonzalez, Fair national Flavors a,nd Fra- ser and donate canisters to be he would be appointed by the, placed at area businesses and body voted for Ihe petition or- If the charter legislation is township administrator with Haven, and Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin grances, Union Beach. And dinance. enacted by the state legisla- his mother, Nellie, has had to carried by adults who Will go consent of the committee and from door-to-door. Also adopted unanimously ture and if township voters could be removed in similar take time off from hor job at were resolutions announcing accept the charter in the No- fashion. Lily Tulip, Holmdel, to be On the fund-raising com- vember general election, the mittee are Mrs. Gloria Loqri, the Township Committee's in- Guidelines Specified . Union Beach Board Raps with him. tent to apply for enactment of administrative code will be The 18-year-old, who was a president; Dick StrykeT, vice enacted as a township ordi- The township adminis- president; Allen Tracy, secre- the special charter legislation trator, whose post is now student at the Middlctown and authorizing the mayor nance within 20 days after the Vocational School, is now tary; Mrs. Helen MarchetU, effective date of the charter — based on a township ordi- treasurer, and Mr. Bahr. and the township cleric to exe-- nance, will be appointed by Absentee Member-Critic bedridden. But he will be able to come home if he is pro- Mrs. Wunsch will go to and will serve at the pleasure classes at Jersey Shore Me- of the Township Committee By ED WALSH ' Mr. Brunelli claims the said. "Mr. McKittrick cuts off vided with a $3,000 kidney ma- buscs Mr. Schaap and allows Mr. chine. dical Center twice a week for under guidelines specified in UNIO.V BEACH - Even • were purchased for a three months so she Will be the charter. As chief execu- though he was absent, Board- Jf^™ and the funds Flynn to keep speaking. This The committee of local resi- the isn't trying to get along." dents has already ordered the able to operate the machine . Seek Fort Labor tive officer of the township, of Education member Adrian at home for her son. She and he will have considerably VV. Schaap was the focal point . or "Mr. Schaap has missed 59 equipment and is beginning per cent of our meetings and its fund-raising activities. The her husband, who live at 102 more authority than at of conversation at the board's through the board's capital Center Ave., are also the par* present, with power to, "ap- April session last night. revenue account. then he comes here and ha- goal is §5,000. Michael Barn- acle has set UD the Louis cnts of three daughters. ' Issue Settlement point and remove all depart- Mr. Schaap, a freshman 'Glad to Sell' rasses the hell out of us," Mr. ment heads, the assessor, tax ' member of the board, was "I don't know who his ex- Flynn said. "If he wants to co- FT. MONMOUTH - Bepre- mand. collector and all other off icers , perts are who figured we paid operate he should try to make and employes for whose ap- for t he us Wr our workshops." sentatives of the Army,'of Lo- Because of the competitive takemembern to stas fokr bhiys severa manyl letter boards p.™ • . ^ «;f. - cal^ of the National Feder- area setup, the one civilian pointment or removal no oth- . • x_i :_ . BrunellKriinp lii wonderedwnnfiprpn , "bu' hutt wpe "If your mother would ation of Federal Employes er provision is made by law," to various state agencies. would be glad to sell them the come to these workshops we Prosecutor Slated! guard slated to be laid off dur- "Our illustrious board and of the federal Mediation ing the current RIF at the subject to approval of the buses tomorrow for that price would welcome her with open Township Committee. member who is not here arms," board member Henry and Conciliation Service met school can't be transferred to tonight is wrong when he says or even half that," he added. here Monday in an attempt to KCOM, Herbert Calm, Local The administrator will di- all board meeTings must be -,"1 ^ally 1uestion whe}!ler T. Dehler said. reconcile a labor-manage- nnnll nb dto ti,o r.,,hunti g •• hnorrt b i Mr. Schaap came on this To Name 8th Aide 476 president, pointed out. He rect and supervise depart- open to the public," board ment dispute. said there are 11 vacancies ment heads, allocating and as- board to help the school sys- FREEHOLD - County When he obtained the president James R. Library Shows Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper court's approval for another, . Determination of the dis- for guards at KCOM. - signing work and personnel •, McKittrick said, adding: tem or destroy the board?" pute, which focuses on the or- 'Paper' Split among the departments; Mr. McKittrick asked. PHTMI 'e is expected to announce today assistant, Mr.. Keuper said he "The statute he quotes the name of the person who needed another man to handle ganization of the civilian The split of the guard force watch over the efficiency and from has been superseded "I think he is trying to dis- * "P" _» guard force, could affect the between the Signal School and economy of the township gov- rupt this school system and RED BANK - Mobiles will become.the eighth.. assis: 'the' increasing workload in his several times, and besides, we created in the three seventh tant county prosecutor. office. He noted that there art competitive area setup at this Et'OM exists only on paper, ernment; make recommenda- cannot take any official action make himself a name," the post. Mr. Cahn said, lie said men tions to the committee after president said, answering bis grade art classes of St James The county Board of Free- four judges assigned to the- at our workshop sessions So, ft rammar School will be on holders yesterday approved ,a . «nminal division, two juyeaUa A competitive area is a lim- are assigned to the two posts reviewing reports of boards, own question. : therefore, they are legal ac- display in the Children's salary of $15,OOO 'for'the' post '•dnirtSJand ari'Mtrfeaskin'th.4. ited job area. Employes with interchangeably. commissions and other munic- cording to the "rules governing 'Around or Over' seniority rights fired during a • On Monday's mediation ipal bodies; develop and "I think that most of this Room of the Red Bank Public which earlier, had been a.p- numbt-'r of appeals fUed. our meetings." Library for the month of proved by Superior Court reduction-in-force (RIF) can 'meeting, it was decided that maintain procedures for effec- Mr. Schaap in a letter to the board is in agreement that compete for another job only authorities here would consult tive management and control this man will not stand in our April. Judge Elvin R. Simmill, the ToslOfliec Official board said he does not have assignment, judge. in their competitive area. Ci- with the Army Materiel Com- of township departments, and any intention of attending way. Either we will go around Mobiles are balanced three- Completes >'ew Course vilian workers here contend mand, ECbM's parent prepare for submission to the him or go over him," Mr. dimensional hanging objects More Than One workshop sessions until thejr llr. Keuper declined to re-. MIDDLEKJWX - Paul H. that the competitive areas are agency, and with the Conti- committee the annual town- are open to the public. McKittrick said. that change in design with the so numerous and narrow that nental Army Command, ship budget. In his letter to Mr. Garrison air currents. The free-flowing veal the name of the person Con'iien officcr-in-charge of Last month Mr. Schaap said yesterday, stating that he has the Belford Post Office has seniority becomes almost which has authority over the Other changes include pro- he wanted police protection at Mr. Schaap also stated he had forms made by the children Signal School, about including from poster board, coat hang- more than one person in mind successfully completed a man- meaningless. vision by ordinance for orga- closed door board workshops. not received certain board agerial training course of- • The N'FKE local, which won all guards in one competitive nization of central bureaus uf documents he had requested er wire and thread, range and he wants to confer with "What he really needs is an from ladybugs to- Chinese them. fered by Postmaster Vincent the right to exclusive cecopi- area. The union is to receive a purchasing and personnel to up to date book," the board for the past several years in- reply within 60 days. characters. The results are The prosecutor said he ex- R. Loltiis, as part of the im- tion of {he guard force, \*nts be shared by all township de- president continued. "Then cluding board minutes and fi- provement program of the all civilian guards to be classi- partments, and provision for. nancial statements. colorful, graceful and imagi- pects the new assistant prose- before he shoots off his mouth cutor will be ready to begin new postal corporation. fied in one competitive area. This' post was divided into powers of initiative and refer-* ' he might understand a thing "Any cjtizej of Union . native. .... They now are divided into endum for voters of the town- Beach has a right to view About 125 mobiles were work April 26. He said the Mr. Conzen participated in six competitive areas at the or two." training in the area of modern two competitive areas, one in time (if the controversial RIF ship. these documents," Mr. I made, 35 of which are Hang- new man would need a cduple 'Nothing Binding* of weeks before he began his management including buhav- the Signal School, where an at KCOM last year. It since Initiative and referendum, "We have been having McKittrick said. "But this ing. The, art teacher is Mrs. RIF is under way, and one in man expects our secretary to M.C.McCue. duties as a full time assistant. ior sciences. has been divided into 17 com-. ' strongly advocated by those workshop meetings the past 15 i the Army.Etectronics Com- petitive areas. who supported the Charter years and nothing that goes type out all these things for , Commission's reconimenda- on at these meetings is bind* him. We don't have the man- 1 tions for a Faulkner Act gov- ing," Mr. McKittrick stated. power. ernment in 1969, give voters Mr. Schaap in a letter to "He can come in any time at large recourse by petition county school superintendent and view these documents to enact ordinances at the Earl B. Garrison also claimed and he can copy anything he Birth) polls, or, by referendum, to the board has purchased 11 wishes. In fact we will supply approve or reject any ordi- school buses for $130,000 over him a secretary if he pays for nance enacted by the Town- a period of two years without her typing services. •RJVEKVIEW O'Rourke (nee Adeline Lang- ship Committee — powers not properly appropriating the ex- "Our secretary had .made Red Bank en), 32 First St., Fair Haven, available under the present penditure. arrangements for him to Dr. and Mrs. Richard Co- daughter, yesterday. form of government. "1 was in the Navy for 4% come in yesterday or today hen (nee Linda Block), 72 Ty- Mr. and Mrs. Raupp (nee Recalling that the Township years and I met a.lot of but he didn't show up. In fact son Drive, Fair Haven, daugh- Marjorie Harris), 164 Seeley Committee has been working phonies in my time," board he didn't even call," the board ter, yesterday. Ave., Keansburg, sun, yes- on governmental change since member Theodore P. Brunelli president said. Air. and Mrs. David Hyman terday. 196(i with the assistance of its said. "But none of the phonies "He hasn't made any at- (nee Colleen Mulhern), 90 consultant, Dr. William Miller I met compare to this man tempt to contact me or the su- Main St., Matawan, daughter, MONMOUTH MEDICAL Long Branch of Princeton, Mr. Makely said! who I refer to as 'Hot Air perintendent to find out what yesterday. the proposed charter is a Harry.' his duties are as a board Mr. and Mrs, Larry Jami- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Har- member," Mr. McKittrick per (nee Sharon Lovelace), blend of the better elements "He makes nothing but wild son (nee June Baylor), ?0-A of all available forms of gov- and erroneous statements stated. "Can he really have Cottonwood Lane, Old Bridge, 609 Line Road, Matawan, the school system at heart?" daughter, Monday. ernment, including Faulkner with nothing to back them up daughter, yesterday. Richard G. Cozens of 209 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ko- Act forms and the present with," Mr. Brunelli continued. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arch- Township Committee setup. "Why, I heard he went to a West St., whose mother Mrs.. er (nee Patricia Baylor), Kt. noske (nee Patricia Grace Guyet ran successfully McSwiggan), 261 Garfield Blend Attempted Zoning Board meeting one 537), Eatontown, daughter, "We've tried to take the time and said he had 75 signa- with Mr. Schaap, asked that yesterday. Court, Long Branch, daugh- the board be patient with the ter,, yesterday. better elements of all forms tures against a variance and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kazim all he actually had was a new members. (nee Loretta Giannusa), 14 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ca- and blend them all together. lise (nee Marianne Filoso),- We believe in this charter blank piece of paper. "After all, you didn't be- Fairview Road, Marlboro,- come board president over daughter, yesterday. 317 Eighth Ave., Asbury Park, we've done that," the com- "He can co to council meet- daughter, yesterday. .milteeman explained. ings but he can't find the time night, Mr. McKittrick," the Mr. and Mrs,. John to attend our sessions," he resident stated.. stated. "I resent this on his "I can't accept that yon. are part because the board has to trying to tell us that Mr. pick up the workload of his Schaap is so innocent," board committee. member Richard M. Flynn "Ethically he should back said. "I can't speak against up aalnl nihis statementss buDUtt nhe -:""your' mothe"'•"""r becaus"""f,!e ™sh e K MONMOUTH MEATS hasn'h't t gott tthh e guts,t" " MMr . BBru- Ja?n l sald too much butMr. J g 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. nell- i staled-. Schaap came here like a bull- % He produced a written re- dozer and tried to shove a lot • RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER port of when and how the of things down our throats." k 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 board purchased the 11 school "I just think you should all K buses. try to get along,'* Mr. Cozens &

SEMI- DUBUQUE'S FULLY BONELESS' COOKED SHANK HALF Weather: Clearing Clearing but very windy* snow or travel warnings were SMOKED this afternoon, high in the 40s. posted from New England to 9 Partly cloudy and cool the Virginia highlands. B tonight, low 30 to 35. Tomor- In fhe lower Midwest, row sunny high around 50. warm air rushing in from the Hams In Long Branch, yes- Rockies helped residents dig terday's high was 41 degrees out from under yesterday's s BONELESS •and the low was ,'ifi. It was 36 record April snowfall. Hard- Free BUTT at li p.m. The overnight low est hit was southwestern Il- and the temperature at 7 this linois where 13 inches covered HALF morning were p. Total pre- the ground at Collinsville and | cipitation, rain and snow, was Belleville. \ LONDON DOUBLE DECKER BUS RIDES I 1.44 inches. The wet, heavy snow Storm Lashes Coast snarled traffic, forced school Lean - Fresh Boneless Choice Arbogast & Bastian An intense spring storm closings and downed power \ APRIL 8 to 13 * swirled up the Eastern lines. SKINLESS Seaboard today, lashing the GROUND CROSS coast with strong winds and TIDES S EVER RIDE IN A DOUBLE-DECKER BUS? high surf and sweeping cold Sandy Hook K YOU'RE SURE TO LOVE OURS. BRING rain and snow inland to the CHUCK Appalachians. Today - High 5:54 p.m. and 2 THE ENTIRE FAMILY. DAILY RIDES FROM RIB ROAST FRANKS low midnight. 5 New York City was plas- 1OA.IV1.TO 6 P.M. DEPOT LOCATED' Tomorrow - High fi:12 a.m. 8 tered with a mixture of smiw, • IN FRONT OF THE WALDEN BOOK STORE. c rain and sloel driven by winds and 6:36 p.m. and low 12:01 9 of more than 5(1 miles an hour. a.m. and 12:24 p.m. S i 69 69 A foot of snow hit Minefield. I/or Ifed Hank and Itumson Ki mil IIUI11IU1IIVU HtMll ri IIIMIIIII11 111 t III ri 11 Ml J If 1111 111 t> II If I III III 11 tf 11 ttll f If f 11 III 111 f IIII Fl I ri 111 ri • III III! • 11 j 11 Illll JI ||l| |||}tinillll|IIT1 j W. Va. More than an inch of bridge, add two hours: Sea 5 SWIFT'S PREMIUM rain fell in parts of New Jer- hl Regular and Thick C sey .and •Me'w York. Ka T * • OPEN SIX NIGHTS TILL 9:30 or Lazy Maple Sturm or galu warnings BACON 8 9 flrw-from Easlport, Maine, to FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS Cape Hatteras, N.C. Heavy Q Tlu»Dailyaq?«ter,ReaBank4]i.iwnvN. J,Wedne>cUv, April 7.1971 3 Top of the News County Wants Rail .CHICAGO - Mayor Richard J. Daley was elected yes- terday to his fifth straight term, building an overwhelming margin against a challenger who had accused him of being out of touch with the people. Daley ran up a better than 2-1' plurality over Richard K. Friedman, 41, the Democrat-turned-Republican -who chal- Bridge Eliminated lenged the mayor's 16-year reign as one of "bricks and mor- tar." • . FREEHOLD - The county sive about it. There is nothing railroad "really doesn't , Board of Freeholders today in the books which says that it care," about the bridge. He Daley also had wanted to win by a large margin to silence will carry more than two added that it never presented critics or organization politics and those who deplored his will petition the state Board of Public Utility Commissioners lines. I can't believe that the any testimonv at the PUC hardline tactics during the 1968 v Democratic National Con- line would get passenger traf- hearing and that the county vention in Chicago. (PUC) to remove the railroad bridge on Rt. 520 in Marlboro fic there." was forced to present all the and have a grade crossing Cosjt: $100,009 information. To Place Blame in Kent Killings constructed at the .site. Mr. Allen said the grade "That bridge is the most0 crossing proposal would cost dangerous thing in Monmouth ATLANTIC CITY - A soon to be released Kent State Uni- "It has been determined that the bridge is unnecessary only {100,(100, with the coun- County," charged Mr. Irwin. versity report will place most of the blame for last May's ty's share about $85,000. The PUC has directed that campus tragedy on the university administration, according to and the replacement of the same is an unwarranted ex- County Engineer Henry J. the county improve the ap- a Kent official. penditure," said the freehol-' Ney added that the county proaches and acquire the Dr. David A. AmbW, vice president of student affairs, tiers yesterday in a resolution. was ready to go to bid for the rights of way and the PUC said yesterday that a university commission created soon af- The freeholders' latest rec- grade crossing project. Con- and the railroad would pay for ^ ter the killing of four students by National Guardmen last May ommendation concerning the struction would take between a new bridge. 4 would fix responsibility for the tragedy on administrative bu- birdge comes about two years 60 and 90 days, he said. reaucracy. after a Monmouth County The county engineer added Ambler spoke at a panel discussion here at which several Cirand Jury called the bridge that the county's plan does faculty members and students of the Ohio university analyzed a "grave hazard" and urged not include a signalized cross- Melbourne is the capital of the the current mood on the Kent State campus as one of "fear that it be improved. ing. Australian slate, Victoria. Mr. Ney charged that the and despair." The freeholders brought the. matter to the attention of the PUC but were unhappy with Firm Admits Guilt in Deaths the commission's order that i JERSEY CITY - The Modern Transportation Corp. the county would have to pay Want to improve your home ? pleaded guilty yesterday to an accusation of manslaughter the full cost for improvements made in connection with the deaths of three .of its employes to the road approaches. This who suffocated in its Kearny plant would cost the county about 1200,000. The plea' was entered before Hudson County judge Ben- The bridge in question is edict A. Beronio, who immediately fined the firm $1,000, the POINT ROAD SCHOOL — Donald B. Castieman, right, president of the owned by the Central Rail- , maximum under the law. The corporation's attorney, Julius road of New Jersey and is not Poppinger of Newark, said the plea, was entered with the un- Little Silver Board of Education, breaks ground for the new Point Road School addition. Builder Salvatore J. Ali, president of All Building Con- a county bridge. derstanding that it could not be used in any civil action. Limited Use The accusation had charged the corporation "did kill and struction Co. Is at left and board architect George McDowell, center, In their latest recommenda- slay"' William Wilson, 45, of Dover; Roosevelt Rutherford Jr., looks on. Other school officials, rear, attended the ceremony. tion, the freeholders said a 35, of Paterson, and Archie Brown Sr., 52, of Whippany on Oct. grade crossing should be con- . 9,1970. The three men were overcome by fumes from chem> structed "in view of the limit- icals the firm uses to treat wastes before dumping them at ed use of said railroad right of sea. , way of two trains per week Businessmen in City, and in view of the 15 crossings between Matawan and Free- Tells of Atom Dumping Ban hold, all but two of which are WASHINGTON - Atomic Energy Commissioner James at grade, and the traffic Be wise»», # Ramey said yesterday that major contractors of the AEC records do not record any dif- have not teen permitted td dispose of radioactive wastes in Black Youths Confer ficulty to the travelling public in using the crossing at containers dumped into the oceans since 1962. grade." finance through us Ramey told a House Merchant Marine and Fisheries sub- LONG BRANCH - For the The merchants, in re- the Reeves Committee was m first time, city businessmen sponse, said it would Be better formed, said there is" still a "We can't justify the ex- committee the AEC "has stopped dumping for all practical have met with a small group pense to build the roadway," purposes." for the youths to come in to wide degree of misunder- of negro youths from Block the store alone or in smaller standing but he feels these said Freeholder Albert E. Al- Harold Price, AEC's director of registration, testified that Stop, a youth center spon- groups if they want to pur-, meetings must help. len, who is in charge of county in 1961,4,000 containers of wastes with 275 curies were dumped sored by the department, to chase something. Mr. Reeves has called the bridges. many of /our neighbors do itttb the ocean and 6,000 containers with 478 curies were discuss the vandalism situ- Several city officials at- next one for April 27 at 7:30 The freeholder added that if dumped in 1961. A curie is a measure of radioactivity. ation in the downtown area. tended the meeting, among p.m. at city hall. the county went along with - Price said that in 1969 only 26 containers with 26 curies The Reeves Committee has them Wilbur Russell, council-* Also attending-this week's the plans for a new bridge it Can we help you Were dumped while in 1970 only 2 containers with 3 curies been meeting for the past few president. He said the meet- dialogue session were Vincent would have to plan for the fu- were dumped., • . months with the Concerned ing was fruitful. "It was an "J. Mazza, city business ad- ture and have a four-lane modernize your home? Citizens to see if some of the attempt from the business ministrator, William Romano, bridge built. Elan Appeal in Tennis Case problems could be worked community at last to commu- newly ystate appointed com- "If we could believe that out. nicate with concerned munity development director; the railroad line would exist SERVICE IS OUR Avan "Bo" Beeves, chair- Detective Jerome Hamlin, for the next 20 years," he con- TRENTON - The attorney for Renee Gregorlo of Asbury people,"' Mr. Russell said". e/GGesr ASSET! Park said yesterday he would seek an early appeal to the man of the civic group, had Mr. Kussell, who first in- the juvenile officer, and coun- tinued, "we might be willing CENTRAL JERSEY BANK State Supreme Court of a decision denying her the right to be invited businessmen through itiated these meetings until cilman John D. Taylor. to go along. We are apprehen- •AJNTD TRUST. ' a member of her high school tennis team. the Chamber of Commerce here to meet with khese The statement came a day after the Appellate Division of youngsters. Superior Court ruled from the bench that Miss Gregorio was Mr. Reeves was still opti- not discriminated against because of her sex. mistic after the meeting in Her attorney, Ceorge Chamlin, said he would ask the high city hall even though the court for a speedy ruling since Miss Gregorio, who is a senior, youths expressed dis- graduates in June. couragement about possible Defendants in the suit are the Asbury Park School Board new recreation facilities in and the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association. the area. But the young people agreed to try and deal with some of the problems. No wagon shortage Newark Teachers Still Strike Shopping Issue NEWARK - The Newark Board of Education failed last One of their primary gripes night to vote on a two-year contract proposal that the Newark Mr. Reeves "said was the way Teachers Union said would end the teachers' bitter, 10-week a group of youths is ap- strike. proached by merchants inside The board adjourned its meetingwhile about 400 teachers a store. at your began to converge on City Hall, where the session was being held. It will resume tonight. • Tjie meeting was held before 500 persons who crowded Marlboro •into the City Council chamber. • •'£. TJje, teachers had1 been awaiting results of the board meet- Petitions ring at a nearby hotel. (Continued) ;; Earliern Ron Polanski, a leader of the union, predicted Iy to his injury in obtaining fu- Ford Dealer's. "'.that if the board failed to ratify the contract, the walkout, al- ture clients.'1 ready the longest of its Kind in a major American city, would Mayor Salkind, in a written ", become "the longest strike in the history of the world." release,' stated that he "would Immediate delivery on America's! wagons. not comment at the ridicu- lousness of a situation in Rogers 'Rebuffed' by Israel which the municipal attorney Israel's ruling Labor party overwhelmingly approved is suing his mayor and two ': early today a demand for "substantial changes" in the borders town, residents." , between Israel and the Arab states that existed before the 1967 Mayor Salkind said that "Middle East war. "while I shall continue the The postmidnight vote of the convention's 3,000 delegates practice begun in 1970 of not Was seen as a rebuff to the United States and particularly to commenting on political at- . Secretary of State William P. Rogers. A plan named after Ro- tacks' against myself, lam gers calls for "insubstantial border adjustments" following an amazed at the inclusion of Robert French In this politi- Israeli withdrawal. cally motivated suit" • The platform also stated that Israel views with "much Questions Motive gravity the entrenchment of Soviet forces on Egyptian soil and "Since when does a town- integration into the Egyptian war deployment." It said this in- ship attorney sue a taxpayer tensifies the "aggressive intentions" of Cairo. and a town resident for ex- pressing his constitutional right to a viewpoint and spe- cifically following the Faulk- Sewer Plant Given ner Act right of petition?" the mayor asked. "What's the point of even Permit in Marlboro having this form of govern- ment if the result is in- MARLBORO - The Board The board is taking under timidation," the mayor que- of Adjustment has approved a consideration a request for a ried. variance allowing the Wick- special use permit and/or a atunk Village sewer plant to recommendation to the Town- Mrs. Dcnton is charged continue operating. ship Council that Jack and Vi- with defaming Mr. Minogue "" A variance was necessary vian Miller be permitted to through her alleged coopera- because.the plant is located use a house on Rt. 79 for a tion in the publication of two nursery school. issues of the Marlboro Demo- on property adjacent to Wick- cratic Club, a newsletter, and atunk Mobile Homes' 15-acre The Planning Board has ap- in a news release last Oct. 12. tract on Crine Road near Rt. proved site plans for the 520. It has been in operation school. Mr. Miller said that Tlie\vagonsareK>llingoutofyourFordDealer'sshowroorrjs.A]lrnodels,allcolors,aDstyles. » for one year. the Board of Adjustment Nursery School would only have to approve a There's no shortage of shiny new LTD Country Squires, sleek new Country Sedans and Ranchwagons, The owner of the park, special use permit if the Open House Set John Haug, said that he built school, met the minimum re- or sporty new Torino Squires. the plant with the under- quirements set for things of FAIR HAVEN - Navesink No shortage of customers, either. Because Ford isAmerica'sacknowledgedWagonmaster.andeveiy standing that the non-con- that type. Nursery School, in the parish forming use was allowed on However, the nursery house of the-Church of the Ford Wagon packs more solid value per gleaming pound than any other wagon in America. the two tracts. lie said that school does not meet the min- Holy Communion, will have prior to the plant's construc- imum frontage or side yard an open house for two weeks, And here's the most important value of all. When you and your wagon roll our, your Ford Dealer tion, the trailers were ser- requirements set by township continuing through April 16. will be with you all the way. viced by septic tanks. ordinance, Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. Anyone interested in ob- mmmimm serving the school in session and we don't love you and leave you. is welcome. Applications will • •• THEDMLY be available. The school ac- cepts any child three, years Main Olllce: old on or before Oct. 15. Chestnut St., Red Bank, N. J. 07701 Branch Ofllcci: I7i R|. 35, Mfddletown, N. J. 30 East Main St., Freehold, N. J. Stephens Recovering I 27* Broadway, Long Branch, N.J. KKD BANK - Charles W. Established In 1171 by John H. Cook and Henry Cloy Stephens, 25 Crest Drive, DORER/iUS FORD Pubiilbed »y Tl!»~f)ed Bank Register Litlle Silver, chairman of the Member ot the Associated Press — The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use (or republlcallon ot oil the local news printed In Ihls newspaper as well as all AP Monmouth County Welfare news dispatches. • Board, is listed in fair condi- 90 MONMOUTH STREET Second doss postage paid ot Red Bank, N. J. 07701 and at additional mailing of- tion today in Riverview Hospi- fices. Published dolly. Monday through Friday. lmOnth-12.75 ' • 6months-IU.OO tal. Mr. Stephens, an official * . I2monlhs-I27.oo of the American Advertising Subscription Prices In Advance Co. in Long Branch, was a& REDBANK Home Del Ivery by Corrtcr — Aducitlsins Asm., Inc., Wnlliold, N. J Single copy at counter, lp cents; by Carrier 50 CenJ« Per Week r mitted Monday. Tlw Dailv Rfffisler, Brd Bank-Midd!rt«wn,N. J.. Wttlnraday, April 7,1971 Fill Riverview Engineer Post County to Buy Site I RED 6ANK - Riverview Hospital announces the ap- Obituaries bounty Agrees to Join pointment of Edmund R. For Its Garages Scholl to the position of direc- tor, of plant engineering. Mr. FREEHOLD - The county appointed Richard C. Wenner Scholl took up his duties Mon- Board of Freeholders agreed offspring Lake Heights as di- 5tate in Bus Subsidy day. yesterday to buy a 3.6-acre rector. Mr. Wenner, who will He comes to Riverview tract on Rt. 520, Marlboro, for serve at the pleasure of the Mother Marie Anna, FREEHOLD - The county ing line can continue to ren- making a total in all of. from Perth Amboy General $75,000 for garages for the board, will receive $14,000 a Board of Freeholders agreed der passenger service. $112,000 for the line. Hospital where he served for county Highway Department. yesterday to participate in a The freeholders agreed to Freeholder Director Joseph four years as assistant chief Freeholder Director Joseph The freeholders introduced state subsidy program for pay $13,503. Boro Busses has C. Irwin said this was the first engineer and the past seven C. Irwin said the county has an ordinance appropriating Former College Head Boro Busses Co. of Shrews- agreed to continue service application for Boro Busses. jrears as chief engineer. Mr. garage facilities on Rt: 520 in $100,090 to buy premises NORTH PLAINFIELD - Holmdel which will be moved needed for the construction of Mother Marie Anna taught bury. from March 1 to midnight He added that the county Scholl was chairman of the Ht. 71 relief route in Neptune. Mother Marie Anna Callahan, classical languages first at Boro Busses has filed a pe- June 30 under the subsidy pro- agreement is contingent upon fire and safety committee and to the Marlboro site. former president of Georgian The new location contains A public hearing on the mea- Mount Saint Mary College and tition with the state Board of gram. the, state appropriating its the recreation committee, a sure will be held Tuesday, Court College, Lakewood, then when the college moved Public Utility Commissioners The freeholders also agreed share, adding that legislation member of the infectious con- buildings, including a 10-bay died Sunday, at Mount Saint garage, he said. April 20, at 2 p.m. in the Hall, to Lakewood, at Georgian (PUC) to abandon its bus ser- to contribute an additional is being prepared for this. trol and safety review com- of Records here. Mary, here. Court, becoming professor of vice because of financial diffi- $7,500 under the program "We won't pay until we get mittees, and hospital fire The county will buy the Mother Marie Anna (Mary classical languages in 1930. culties. for Coast Cities Coaches verification from the state," marshal. land from Nappi Realty Co. A $3,815 contract was Callahan) was born in New She was treasurer of Geor- Under a state law, if the Inc. of Neptune City. he said. Prior to this he spent 13 The freeholders also estab- awarded to Allied Fence and York City. She received an gian Court from 1940 to 1946, county agrees to contribute 25 The state had agreed to "Reluctantly we agreed to years in the armed forces lished a department to be Pool Co,, Eatontown, for in- A.B. degree from-Mount Saint president from 1948 to 1962, per cent of the cost, the state amend a July 1 agreement to it," he- said. "I don't know serving on destroyers and de- known as the Narcotics Coun- stallation of a fence at the Mary College, North and superior of the college will pay the balance SD the ail- include an additional $30,000, where it will end." stroyer-type vessels- cil of Monmouth' County and youth detention center Plainfield and an M.A. from community until her retire- Fordhain University in 1920 ment in 1968. Her brother, followed by a Ph.D. also from Judge Joseph M. Callahan, Fordham University in 1927. former member of the Appel- Toward the purchase of She also studied at Oxford late Division of the Supreme WIUABLE TRADING University and at the Ameri- Court, survives her. WESSON OIL can Academy at Rome and re- 24-OZ. SIZE ceived an honorary LL.D. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS. from Seton Hall University in Mrs. James Brower On. coupon ptr cuitomr. 1956. ' Cood thru Sat. Apr. 10,1971. WALL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Marion M. Brower, 68, died yesterday at her home, 2001 Charles CWoolley Hillview Ave., Shark River more for your money Manor, following a long ill- COUPON M=¥=- LONG BRANCH - Charles ness. C. WooUey, 87, of 150 Norwood She was bom in West Or- Towaid the purchase of PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Ave., died yesterday at Mon- ange, where she had lived pri- 6 CANS CALO mouth Medical Center. or to coming here in 1960. She ENTREE He was born in Oakhurst had, however, been a summer Swifts Premium BANANAS and had been a lifelong resi- resident hare for many years. CAT FOOD dent here, working as a gar- She had retired in 1965 as an COOD ONLY AT WO GUYS. GOLDEN dener.. operator for the N.J. Bell RIPE Mr. Woolley was a member Telephone Co., Asbury Park, of St. Luke's United Methodist and was a member of the Church here. McCully Chapter, Telephone CANNED 3 He is survived by two sis- Pioneers of America, Asbury VALUABLE COUPONt==l=: 10 ters, Mrs. Elizabeth White of Park. She was a communicant this city and Mrs. Anna Ma- of St Rose Catholic Church, Toward the purchase of ter of Marlboro. Belmar. GIANT BORDEN'S U| LETTUCE The' Damiano Funeral Surviving are her husband, CALIFORNIA ICEBERG Homeis in charge of arrange- James A. Brower Sr.; a son, CAN 'merits. James Jr., Freehold Town- CREMORA U| ship, and three grandchildren. iA. WITH THIS nil TheTFreeman Fnneral 4V COUPON Mrs. William Osborne Home, Freehold, is in charge COOd ONLY AT TWO GUYS. COV t INSPECTED 3 ' i 1 of arrangements. FREEHOLD-Mrs. May J. ROASTING A'$G HEAD Osborne, 82, of 5 Oak St., died yesterday at Monmouth Me- Arnold A. Knapp Jr. CHICKEN dical Center, Long Branch, following a long illness. HOWELL-Arnold A. GROUND BEEF SALE FRESH CALIFORNIA LARGE _ M She was born in New York Knapp Jr., 14, of Charles St, Toward the purchase of • ••• I «. died yesterday at Jersey ASPARAGUS 49 City, where she had lived un- PRIDE OF THE FARM til coming here 10 years ago. Shore Medical Center, Nep- GROUND 23 FRESH CRISP-LARGE BUNCH tune. OFF m SILVER TIP ROAST *. I She was a communicant of St. TOMATO CATSUP BEEF Rose of Lima Catholic He was born in Neptune WITH THIS 35 PASCAL CELfRY « and had resided in this area COUPON 14-OZ. BTL E FRESH IEAN RUMP ROAST ,,l Church. • COOD ONlTf AT TWO GUYS. u.s.#iyaiomCLOBI.,_ _ --<*•»» Surviving are her husband, all his life. He was a student One coupon Mr cuitomer. 09 b I HUNT WESSON Coed thru Sol, Apr. 10.1971. at the Taunton School. 1 E GROUND CHUCK B 79 CROSS RIB ROAST U, I -AMIA||C , * ,! 'x2flJ William J. Osborae; a son, fooos William E. Osborne, Old Surviving are his parents, tXTRAUAN 23 V111"113 -••---- ^ bafmMT Arnold and Marion Hurley TOP ROUND ROAST H,! GRISP AIR MCINTOSH- A '^m'm. Bridge, and two grand- WHOLE TOP IOUNDS TOICID HIGHER children. Knapp; a brother, Arthur, at GROUND ROUND ,89' The Freeman Funeral home; five sisters, the Misses APPLES 3^43' Margaret, Roberta, Elizabeth, CITY CUT PORK CHOP SALE Home is in charge of arrange- FRESH SOUTHERN ^ Aik Lisa, and Nancy, at home; his Toward the purchase of • in STEAK SALE! ments. «ll QUAUTE* 9-11 COUNTRY Smt paternal grandmother, Mrs. COMET 14-OZ. SIZE lNDS YAMS 2bs 29 Dorothy Knapp, Jersey City; i THICK CUT SHOULDER PORK CENTO*S SPARE Ferdinand Tanava his maternal grandmother, CLEANSER Mrs. Jennie Intravola, High- LONDON BROIL CHOPS •S DAIRY DEPARTMENT HAZLET - Ferdinand Tan- tstown, and his maternal 10' WITH THIS COUPON i DELICIOUS Ib. 79' COOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS. ava, 56, of 528 Beers St. died grandfather, GarfieW Hurley, 23 SONCLISS WHOLE HUHHCNIC SH001OH MRS. FILBERTS yesterday in the U.S. Public One coupon per cuilomer. SHOULDER STEAK Farmingdale. Good thru Sol. Apr.10.1971. SOFT Health Hospital, Staten Is- The C.H. T. Clayton and LEAN & TENDER Ib. FRESH ROASTING land, N.Y. 1 Son Fnneral Home, Adelphia, BUTTS PORK Mr. Tanava was born in is in charge of arrangements. CUBE STEAK Ib. MARGARINE Norway and was a merchant 49 FAMILY SIZE marine. VALUABLE COUPON ^EfEE^T Harry S. Cowles Jr. U.S.D.A. GRADE A 4-»'/i IB. AVG. BOWL 1-lb.pkg. He is survived by a brouier, CORN FED YOUNG 39 Armand Tanava of Deltona, HOLMDEL -^Harry S. • Fla. Cowles Jr., 49, of 3 Manee MR. CLEAN ROCK CORNISH Drive, died Sunday in Perth DAIRY FRESH - FROM FLORIDA The Bay" Funeral Home, OFF 40-OZ. Cflt WITH •' ROASTERS ib. 45 Keyport, is in charge of ar- Amboy General Hospital. WITH THIS 3V COUPON rangements. He was a former Holmdel SIZE Township committeeman and coupon GOOD ONW AT TWO GUVS. Alt MEAT NO WASTE HOIMll CURM1 RIECEL SEMI-BONELESS ORANGE former township director Mm Onf coupon per cuitornir. E SMOKED SMOKED .^ QC( NOCTB i OooJthruSoWApt.10,1971. |l 139 here. UMIU CO Education In an obituary in Monday's HAM BONELESS Ib. I HAM 95 Daily Register, Mr. Cowles1 name was inadvertently JUUASUGAKR CURElUtULDf 1I4IDI9-IB4 to 1MB*, HTUAVG,. WHOLfTilUlCE ^B ^k SWIFT PREMIUM _ VAC PAK _ _ Is Topic At spelled Coles. C SCHEPJSi RICOTTA-PART4KIM ''" HORSEMEAT, LIVER OR IAMB CHUNKS SMOKED HAM >» 59 SLICED BACON 79 ITALIAN CHEESE• •& TWO GUYS BLUE MBit OR BONNIE MAID PLYMOUTH ROCK CRY RINGS _ _ Conference Publicity Aide LADDIt BOY _ _ C EAST KEANSBURG - SLICED BACON ib. 49 POLISH KEILBASI . 79C FROZEN rOOD DEPARTMENT More than 100 parents and In 26th Term lb state officials attended yes- DOG FOOD 4 99 terday's annual spring meet- OCEANPORT - Herman J. CHEESE OR MEAT ing of region IV, Congress of Carter, 376 West End Avenue, TWO GUYS CREAM CORN FLUFFO GOLDEN Parents and Teachers associ- Long Branch, has been re- BUITONI ations, to discuss the changing named public relations officer Hl-C ALL FLAVORS W.K. SHORTENING Scene in today's education. for the Coast Guard Aux- The session, held in Buck iliary, by Commander Grant FRUIT /• O0 CORN 6199 4c OFF LABEL lib <°n RAVIOLI Sjnith's restaurant, included a Allen of Flotilla 27. BOX OF 50 panel discussion on education The appointment makes it HUDSON SOFT WHITE the 26th consecutive term he IN HEAVY moderated by Earl B. Garri- DRINKS4* 77 SYRUP son, county superintendent of has served for 18 consecutive FRUIT 30-ox. TABLE schools. years on the Sandy Hook Divi- COCKTAIL NAPKINS Panel members were Jo- sion staff and also on the 3rd WEEKLY SPECIAL 37 district staff at Governors Is- seph Zak, director of the state HEINZ SWEET Division of Controversies and land, N.Y. Disputes; Mrs. Clara T. Gil- Mr. Carter served with the AUTOMATIC "VANISH" CUCUMBER martin, vice president of the Coast Guard Temporary re- Monmouth County Education serve during World War II in BOWL CLEANER SLICES Association; Elliot Groffman, the same capacity. He has SAU SEA written for publication more New! Hangs in president, of the Matawan Re- DUNCAN NINES PRIDE OF COLOMBIAA 1 V«tr SHRIMP COCKTAIL gional High School student than 4,500 accounts depicting tank. Over 300 2-lb. council, and Mrs. Carl Ale- events of the Coast Guard and (lushes. 12-oz. PANCAKE MIX box C0L0MBIAHCOFFEE:!,b:73 xoff, parent representative. Auxiliary which have been REG. 89c 66 I6.01. SOFT WEVE.500-2-PLY The afternoon address was published which included WITH A FOOD PURCHASE OF 52 OR MORE. SAFEGUARD —He OFF LABEL BATH SIZE TINY TATERS box 22 delivered by Mrs. Alex Gor- more than 2,500 photographs HOUSEWARES DEPT. BATHROOM TISSUE DEODORANT SOAP bo don, president of the state he had taken and were pub- pak APPETIZING DEPT. lished. He also produced two BURR? ., *«*, KEEBLER . . Parent-Teacher Association, 1WO CU1 •> HIDING WAMP who urged the audience to use 8mm color films for the Coast 4 Guard. ONE BOOK SPECIAL SCOOTER PIES 0143' PECAN SANDIES.. <47 IMPORTED CHOPPED their voting power effectively TOU« IOOI Wytt iow»»D.m through the parent-teacher groups. Ocean Cleanup SAVIS SQUARE PORK III Discussing the changing EGG HOLLS ft 29' THIN SLICED scene in education today, Mr. Starts Monday HORN & HARDART _ ROLL Zak supported the theory of- 16-PC. AMERICAN MADE IRONSTONE ( WHITE no compulsory education, al- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - An DINNERWARE SET COCONUT CUSTARD PIE •«. 69 KITCHEN COOKED BAKED leging that "students would April "clean-up" program will SERVICE FOR 4 £ome to school because they be conducted here starting BREAD 1 1 wanted to and learning would Monday, it was announced by REG. 4,97 vou j HOT CROSS BUNS 3l45' I-*. J-oi.-'-''-.. VIRGINIA ZAc PAY loo( • become more exciting and in- Mayor John J. Rcilly. C teresting." The township has been di- Includest dinner plates, cups, JUST 1 JUMBO ASST. DONUTS «ni 49 HAM.«".». * 07 joiucrs, cereal soups, 4 ea. Several parents disagreed, vided into three areas for the In decorated patterns. commenting that children project he said. GIFT DEPT. TINY THIN PRETZELS >° 49C WHOLE OR HALF Ib. 1" with no interest in learning He said all material to be would be ill-prepared for life hauled away should be placed .without adequate years in at the curb on or before the SALVO TIDE DASH GAIN PREMIUM OXYDOL BOLD JOY DISH %chool. starting date of the schedule WITH i The Groffman youth, for each area and cautioned TABLETS XK LOW SUDS DUZ DETERGENT DETERGENT DETERGENT though concurring that educa- householders that there will 46-oi. 3-lb. 1-oz. 3-lb. 1-oz. ENZYMES 39-or. ^49-oz. 49• *».-.»- YUM YUM EGGS SHREWSBURY - Jeter E. $16.00 Bentley, 138 White St., has CAAT DhU/nCD R«s. 119 nQ GALLON SIZE Value A dozen choice, extra marked his 25th year service NOW large eggs, netted in a anniversary with the New 2.99 gay Easter gift box, is Jersey Bell Telephone Com- FOOT POWDER ,« ™« BRECK SHAMPOO the perfect surprise on 30CC Reg. • H g% ' pany. Reg. C Easter morn. With' thick Mr. Bentley is supervising SM milk chocolate shells, line foreman in the company's 1.60 NOW 93 and luscious fillings of plant department here. He is VISINE EYE DROPS »»'«59 p°mS()HEX cream, French chocolate a member of Red Bank Coun- and almond chocolate. cil; H.G. McCully Chapter. Telephone Pioneers of Anier- Comeseeall BARTON'S ica. VITALIS Eastef. chocolates. Dar- During World War II, he ling ducks, lovable lambs, served with the U.S. Army DRY CONTROL happy hens, charming Signal Corps, and was dis- chicks. And beautiful charged with the rank of cap- bunnies in all shapes and tain. He is a member of the HAIR SPRAY sizes. United Methodist Church of Red Bank. . Mr. Bentley is married and has three sons and a daugh- /COMPAM ter. FP FOAMING ACTION TOOTHPASTE C FP TOOTHBRUSHES and for PASSOVER 6.7S oz. - Comp, to Colgate 49 Comp. to Colgate Tooth brushes , 29" / and Opens Rt. 34 FP PLASTIC STRIPS 10O's C FP BABY POWDER 14 oz. Comp. to Band Aids 99 Comp. to J & J Baby Powder 49* \ SAVE! Realtf Office C FP DANDRUFF SHAMPOO 16 oz. FPEXOTABSIOO's ILLETTE COLTS NECK-The.Jam* Comp. to Head & Shoulders 79 Comp. to Excedrin.... „ 79' R. Stynes Real Estate office 8FT & DRI FP BABY SHAMPOO 16 oz. C FP BUFFERED ASPIRIN TABS has opened on Rt. 34. ' Comp. to J & J Baby Shampoo , DEODORANT Mr. Stynes, who was certi- 69 1OO's - Comp. to Bufferin 44' 12oi. MINIATURE LAYER Reg. 2.45 CAKES-lndividual dessert fied through Asbury Park FP CREME RINSE 16 oz. C FP COLD CAPS 12's tow size chocolate covered layer Business College, has been in Compare to Brock Creme Rinse 69 Compare to Contac cakes in 5 exotic creme fillings- the business seven years, as- 67" lemon, chocolate, filbert, raspberry, moch> and nut. Box of 12, $2.75 sociated with local real estate COLGATE COLGATE m oz. firms. He is a Realtor and a ULTRA BRITE CASHMERE TOOTHPASTE TOOTHPASTE C Arid don't forget BAR- member of Northern Mon- 5' off • 5 oi. 12" off „„„ TOOTHPASTE BOUQUET TALC Rag. 84* NOW mw TON'S~other delicious mouth Multiple Listings. "~ 59' R«g. 1.21 84 Passover selections, in- 6.75 oz.-REG. 1.09 6.5 oz.. -REG-ncu. . 7/9» PROTEIN cluding Nuts and Fruits, PASSOVER BARTONETTES-BARTON'S He is a retired lieutenant COLGATE 100 COLGATE 100 i Morshmallow Fluffs. Al- sculptured, multitone chocolates, each colonel who served, 22^ years c MOUTHWASH MOUTHWASH mond Kisses - and lots tiny piece filled with nuts, fruits, cnr*jia[s in the Air Force. He lives on NOW 12 oi.-16-off more! Not to mention or cremes. A colorful painting or old- School Road East, Marlboro, 69 NOW 53~ .85- NOW REG. 1.29 NOW 66 Jerusalem decorates the box cover. 43' Matzo Balls^- chocolate, 1 Ib., $?J5 21 olcourse. / with his wife, Eileen, and their daughter, Kathleen, a DERM AS SAGE FLINTSTONES FLINTSTONES FLINTSTONES ORDER FROM OUR SELECTION OF freshman at Monmouth Col- lege. LOTION VITAMINS VITAMINS VITAMINS W/lron 60s - REG. 2.59 SHAMPOO 6 oz. •- ttcliREG. . l.u1.0a9 REG. 60s-REG. 2.29 REG. 1OO's- REG. 3.39 Goubeaiid c 29 89 59 7oz.-1.59 69 1 NOW 1 WOW 1 Is Cited NOW now NOW FT. MONMOUTH - George F. Senn, director of engineer- DIAL GELUSIL CONGESTAID COLGATE ing development. Army Satel- ANTIPERSPIRANT TABLETS VAPORIZER INSTANT SHAVE lite Communications Agency, 9 or.-REG. 1.69 50's-REG. 1.11 Soz.-REG. 1.39 REG. 11 oz. -REG. 79° presented George J. Gnti- beaud a certificate of com- 09 mendation for his contribution NOW NOW NOW NOW 1 77° 79 49 89 to the Electronic and Aero- space Systems convention in Washington, D.C. COLGATE ' The two papers he present- SOFTIQUE SOFTIQUE We have Manischewitz and ed were "Computer Con- PROTEIN BUFFERIN INSTANT SHAVE Carmel Kosher Wines, Sli- trolled Time Division Mul- BATH BATH REG. 11 oz.oz^ -- negReg.. /79° tiple Access Svstcm for the '29' — C vovitz and a wonderful selec- Defense Sateflite Commu- NOW tion of cordials and brandies. nications System." TABLETS BEADS OIL 48 Mr. (ioubeaud and his fami- HAIR CREME 60's-jteg.. 1-05 17or.-Reg. 98' 3 .oz. -Reg. 1.75 ly live at White Pine Drive. 4Vi oi. Rig. 1.39 Colts Neck. c Aft 58 BROAD ST. DAVIDSON'S Plant Attracts Mulders 89' NOW %^^^ 59' HOW98 RED BANK KUAI.A .LUMPUR. Ma- STORE HOURS: 9 to 6 - Mon., Tuo's.. Thurs., & Sat. WINES & LIQUORS laysia (AP) - Five foreign )w^0 m Opon lute 'til 9 Wed. & Fn. - Closed Sunday firms are bidding to set up a PSOREX COMPOZ PERSONNA TUNGSTEN sin ii> K > wr. AT HUM, cowT:\IKM I.OCVI IO.YS Soigorvillc - 63 Main Si. Ruthoiford - 62 Park Avo. joint venture petrn-chemical SHAMPOO TABLETS STEEL BLADES Morristown - 26 N. Park Orango - 301 Main St. 26 BROAD ST. RED BANK plant in Malaysia. Commerce 6 oz. 30's D/E 1O's Plainfiold - 1B9 E. Front Bloomfioitl - 23 Broad St. and Industry Minister.Mo- Reg. 3.00 179 Reg. 2.50 39 Reg. l.W 09 Hackensack - 630 Main St. Livingston - 255 S. Livingston Ava. hammed Khir Johari an- NOW Frees effective thru S.it April 10. 1971. WB IG^CFVO tflo right IQ limit qii.iiitili^. Net Tespnn. FREE DELIVERY 747-3334 HOW 1 NOW 1 'aible for typographical nrrfiis nounced. . • • - •' See North Viet Facesaver Raids Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By ROBERT S.ALLEN namizationand withdrawal. and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH The continuing adminis- tration assessment Of the op- M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher WASHINGTON - In the INSIDE erations in Laos also serves to wake of the heavy fighting in stress that, if the war has Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Laos, North Vietnam will con- been expanded geogra- tinue to step up the pace of lo- WASHINGTON hically, as charged by Mig calized fighting in northern Rlixon's critics, ft is never- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor South Vietnam and elsewhere theless the same war against in Indochina. will be against U.S. troops, in the same enemy. Wednesdav, April 7, 1971 That is the prediction of top order to swell U.S. casualty It is noted by adminis- administration officials who lists and thus fuel demands tration officials that the North GOLDSMITH nave been assessing the drive here at home for a more rapid Vietnamese used the 3O4th ALLEN into Laos by South Vietnam- U.S. withdrawal. 308th. 320th and 324-B divi- smashed as combat units. ese forces, They believe that Forestalled sions to repel Lam Son 719, Vietnam was generally quiet Current estimates are that Hanoi will now want to make Despite the likelihood of the South Vietnamese drive through the operations in the South Vietnamese lost a very visible show of such high-visibility attacks, across the supply trails in Laos and Cambodia during 1,400 men killed in the Laos strength, no matter what loss- administration officials are Laos. During the 1068 Tet of- the months of February and action as against 13,000 North es it suffered in Laos. convinced, as we previously fensive all those units fought March, which have, in the Vietnamese dead — a some- Last week's attacks on U.S. reported, that the thrust in Hue or assaulted Danang. past, seen the Communists un- what narrower margin than firebases and on the district across the Ho Ci Minn trails Once at Saigon dertake major military oper- the estimates we reported capital of Ducduc were view- in Laos has forestalled any In the Vietnamization con- ations. earlier, but one which re- ed as the tip-off for such a po- sustained major effort by the text, administration officials 13 Battalions mains overwhelmingly to the licy. In the latter instance the communists in Indochina this find it significant that these In a prior television appear- advantage of the South Viet- attacking North Vietnamese summer. enemy units which menaced ance, President Nixon report- namese. Administration offi- troops apparently came by All in all, administration of- the population centers of ed that four of the 18 South cials continue to suggest that forced march from the trail ficials think the balance of South Vietnam in 1968 are now Vietnamese battalions en- the North Vietnamese casu- area in Laos to make the as- strength in Indochina has now being engaged by South Viet- gaged in the Laos operation alty figures are low when sault and raze the town. swung to favor the South Viet- nam's own armed forces in were hard hit by the Commu- read against a reckless ex- Generally speaking, admin- namese. That is the con- the enemy's own sanctuary nist counterattacks. Admin- posure of enemy units to in- istration officials believe most viction which is to be reflect- areas - and with a greatly re- istration officials now esti- tense firepower from ground of the anticipated local activi- ed in President Nixon's TV re- duced U.S. garrison to assist. mate that 13 enemy maneuver and air. ty by the North Vietnamese port tonight on the war, Viet- It is also noted that South battalions were similarly Unit Pricing Ahead in Stores By SYLVIA PORTER chains have, instituted unit oring for a new federal Which is cheaper - a dozen pricing systems of one kind or "Truth in Pricing" law: crackle pops for 98 cents - or another. In some cases, the Of course, many retailers five for 39 cents? A pound of YOUR MONEY'S price per unit appears on all and food packagers claim that fudgies for 75 cents - or nine packages in the store. In oth- unit pricing laws will actually ounces of fudgies for 49 cents? ers, the unit prices are noted raise food prices - because of A quart of pineapple juice for WORTH :on big posters at the front "of. the expenses of, maintaining" 34 cents or three quarts, 25 the'store. In still other stores, claborate pricing procedures ounces for $1.33? unit prices are marKea on for so many thousands of dif- market does not now label the Item: In Illinois, Iowa, and only those products for which ferent itenis. Critics warn it food packages according to Missouri, 23 Benner Tea gro- this information is considered will be a nigthmarish job to POHTER the price per ounce, per cery stores have switched to a. most useful. handle unit pricing in cases .pound, per number, etc., be computerized unit pricing sys- Pressure Is mounting in when there are price specials "wrong" choices a shocking on the alert. "Unit pricing" is tem covering all 6,000 differ- state legislatures and in city and rapid price fluctuations. 40 per cent of the time on coming in stores from coast to ent items sold by this chain. councils of major cities too - The system, they cjaim, will which can or bottle or pack- coast for unit pricing laws to com- invite even more mistakes at age is cheapest - on a per Item: The Jewel Tea chain pel retailers to label all food the checkout counter. And. ounce or per pound basis - Item: Safeway Stores, sec- when the packages are~not ond largest food chain in the in and around Qhicago hat an- and related products tt|ts way. they emphasize that unit nounced a switch to unit pric- In Massachusetts, a unit pric- prices completely ignore such unit priced. These errors U.S. (after A & P), has an- translate into an average cost nounced it will unit price ing - as have Rhode Island's ing law covering most pack- important angles as quality, Star Markets, Toledo's Kro- aged foods went into effect yield, convenience, taste. of 10 cents on every dollar products in 2S5 of its super- spent in the grocery store. markets. If the plan works ner stores, Washington, DCs Jan. 1. In New York, Con- Admittedly, unit pricing Giant stores, Milwaukee's sumer Affairs Commissioner Thus, if yourfopdjbm is ?100 a well - and presumably it will does and will present prob- month, $10 of'that sum may - Safeway will extend its Kohl's stores, and major co-op Bess Myerson Grant is push' lems. But the benefits seem supermarkets in New York ing for a comprehensive unit be going down the drain sinv^ jjricing system to-hundreds far more significant. ply because you are not more stores in the District of City, San Francisco, Chicago pricing system in all city According to New York's and other cities. stores. And in Washington, choosing the most economical Columbia, Maryland, Dela- Department of •Consumer Af- •food, v? * ware and Virginia. To date, 33 supermarket consumerists are now clam- fairs, shoppers make the With Friends Like These tat UK 0WA1H «,ffiOR,TO0rra£-|'f£ TRIED EVERYTHING By JIM BISHOP ! ingratitude. He's a wealthy haps he could buy a few from It was a warm afternoon man who has had his share of me. and we spent it, at Gulfstream dear, dear friends who seldom "You're in, boss!"' he said. Park, , which is a great place THE lost an opportunity to hang "Glad to hear from you. I'll Plea for the Handicapped Child to be if the sun is out and your him. This has happened to me be in touch." I'm sure he wallet's in. Louis Wolfson in- REPORTER on a smaller scale, but I tend would. But not with me. -I The statement may have shocked but we don't have the facilities. It's sicken- vited us to his box so that we to roll with the punches. The went broke. We owed the some, but there were many in the au- ing. This is 1971, not the Dark Ages;," could watch our $2 bets go best way to lose a buddy is to butcher $300.1 never heard dience who knew it to be all too true. "Do The senator went on to note that only down the drain with class. do favors for him. from my pet again. The Abeautiful daughter' of outsider, the ten horse. He One of the best was a kid Losing Parlay you realize," asked the speaker, "there's 1.& per cent of our physically handicapped Hirsch. Jacobs was there, and flew across the finish line in who came out of World War II Then there is — let's call no real facility in the state of New Jersey '. children are getting physical training spe- She was trying to understand front and alone. Wolfson pick- and wanted to be a magazine him Willy. Willy can write, ?•:* for a mentally sick child?" cifically adapted to their need. "They're my system of handicapping, ed up $340. I pocketed $34. I editor. He had no experience. but he doesn't know it. He has which is done with ah abacus, said to my wife,!I said: "The I had edited "Collier's" and no faith in himself, which is State Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, E- pushed into a corner of the playground. a compass and a busted pen- "rich get richer, and the poor "Liberty," so I took him on as. an intelligent assessment. I BISHOP •• Monmouth, cited that fact and others in The teachers are worried about it, but cil. get their ice in the winter an assistant. I spent a solid spent 20 years trying to get pointing out how we have "failed and they're understaffed." Wolfson is a tall, muscular time." She didn't even nod. year teaching him everything Willy to write his first book. Mrs. B. was explaining her character with brown wavy Mrs. B. studies all the tip I learned, relating every mis- But he has an addiction for system to Miss Jacobs. The failed totally" our mentally and physically Describing Monmouth County as lead- hair and the bearing of a West sheets - you know, Hot Horse take I had made - the why, other people's money and blonde was saying "Yes" as handicapped children. . ing the state in its efforts for its handi- Pointer. He owns a lot of Riley, Loose Shoe Louis. Phil the how of scrambling literary their secretaries. This adds up though she understood. I was Sen. Beadleston, who addressed mem- capped and disturbed children, Sen. Bead- things in a lot of places, in- the Phailure and all the oth- eggs into something called a to a losing parlay. ready to leave Gulfstream a cluding a stable of race horses ers. magazine. So I got him a job as a pub- winner. I told Lou Wolfson - bers and guests of the Children's Psy- leston lauded the work and the progress of called Harbor View Farms. So Wrong Numbers After a year, I helped him licity agent. He worked.a about Willy. He shook jhis chiatric Center at its, anniversary lunch*! the Children's Psychiatric Center. He I said: "Who do you like in She reads them, adds up the get a minor job on a publica- couple of years, smjlingv his * head sadly: - eon, knows whereof he speaks. He has called for imagination in creating future the second?" He shrugged points, learris that the two tion. A big one. He worked way from one tj^$rJtertQ ' "Never met him,!' he said. and turned on the pearly horse cannot lose even if he hard. He worked well. Seven another. Then he Showed me "But he wrote a note to me a been a constant champion of the cause of programs, statewide, in this area. smile. "I'don't know," he breaks three legs, then goes years later, he was near the a jumble of the most incoher- while back. Said he wanted to handicapped children and was in- While we are fortunate in having the said. "But here's $20. Bet it on to the window in hysteria, and top. At that time, I quit edit- ent writing I've ever seen.-. It see me about something im- strumental in providing meaningful legis- Psychiatric Center to fulfill such a definite whatever you bet." I said no, calls out, "Number seven." ing magazines and books and was an expose of his boss. I'm portant. I turned him off be- because I haven't picked a Two wins, and she goes back reverted to writing. There a slow thinker. He didn't want cause, in his letter, he said he lation in this area. He sefes,* more clearly need in our own county, we all must rec- winner since William Jen- to the system.' was no money coming in the to publish the junk; he wanted knew you and that you're a than most, how little we have done and ognize the importance of the failures Sen. nings Bryan was running. After winning the second, house. So I called my old pro- the boss to.buy it from him. phony." how much we must do. Beadjeston cites. It is time for action at "Bet it anyway," he said. Wolfson and I test a little in- tege and fold him that, as long The boss.did: for$60,000. So I Dear friends" and gentle "Please." So I bet it on an terest and began to speak of as he bad to buy articles, per- lost two friends in one shot. people. , . "Some youngsters," he continued! the state level to start making available "are at Marlboro State Hospital, but that's the facilities so sadly needed for our less no place for them. We have the expertise fortunale-jieungsters. • NJHA Acts on Reader's Plea The Daily Register has re- Cur experience has shown able in seconds only. ceived for publication the fol- that it is more desirable to The collector's comment to Normally, the commuter Disrespect at Monmouth pave our patrons served man- you that "those are the rules" hour traffic ends between 8 New Jersey Highway Author- FROM OUR ually for making change, giv- was certainly not a complete and 9 a.m. at Red Bank North ity ing direction, issuing receipts, analysis of. the reasons behind dependent at which time the That was a horrible display of man- But the attitude shown by some of the Woodbridge and observing the condition of automatic lane is the use of the automatic closed. However, since you ners by some students last week at Mon- students last week only sets back a cause Mr. Raymond E. Caruso READERS operators and their vehicles. lanes. 103 E. Front St. The last item has proven feej that at the 9 a.m. hour mouth College when Dr. William G. Van which responsible elements in the college Red Bank, N.J. We are constantly review- there is a need for it we have most effective in maintaining ing our traffic flows at the directed that the automatic < Note, the president, tried to address them. community are working so hard to Dear Mr. Caruso: 1 our excellent traffic safety barriers and ramps and as Your letter was referred to Each morning and evening lane at Red Bank North be Dr. Van Note agreed to talk to the achieve. At the same time, the very rea- commuter period the auto- record since we are able to field observations and statis- kept open until 10 a.m. me for reply. detect impaired drivers or de- tics reveal the need for a students and discuss college policies. Ac- son for being of a college or a university is Our automatic lanes at one- matic lanes are scheduled for fective vehicles attempting to Rest assured that our field use dependent on the direction change in lane usage changes supervisors will be directed to cording to a report, it turned into a shout: to permit all viewpoints to be heard. The way directional ramps such enter the Parkway at the Red are made. as Red Bank were primarily of heaviest traffic flow^ In take additional observations ing contest by students with the president lack of decorum displayed at Dr. Van other words, the automatic Bank ramp north. With the installed to serve peak hour Red Bank ramp south our col- Five or six years ago the of traffic flows at these ramps being booed by many of them. What dis- Note's talk shows quite clearly that at commuter traffic as needed lanes are used to supplement and report their findings. the manual lane operation as lectors have been able to as- automatic lanes were only respect! least some of the students are not aware as well as on weekends or ho- sist the State Police in appre- needed to provide reliefs for If there is the slightest in- lidays. needed. Perhaps it is true that there has not of this. hending suspected impaired our personnel but now they dication that Jhere is any in-, H drivers, vehicles reportedly are used to supplement the convenience'or delay being been complete rapport among the students involved in hit-run accidents, manually operated lanes be- created during non-peak and the administration at the college. But Obviously, the role of the educational or vehicles reported as being cause of Increased commuter hours, adjustments will "be driven erratically. traffic. made to correct the condition.' it has heartened us, in recent months, to process must be underscored for a small Thank you for taking the see some positive efforts being made in Normally, it takes less than Presently these traffic vol- segment of the Monmouth College com- a second to process the ac- ume records.for non-peak time to write us since such that direction. From everything we have munity. In addition to learning something ceptance of a toll and only hours indicate that one man- constructive criticism enables us to betler serve our patrons. seen, the administration and the Board of about manners, they might also check into slightly more in making ually operated lane is more change. Any delays, particu- than sufficient to accom- Very truly yours, Trustees are seriously working 'to bring the purpose of a college in permitting all larly in the non-peak hours, modate our patrons without Martin J. Hurley Jr. about a greater student role,in the deci- voices to be heard, it's really a very basic are momentary and measur- delays, ' Superintendent of Tolls sion-making. matter. Matawan's Library Addition Today in History By Tie Associated Press organized the Territory of millan called for Western Weekly. Miss Brown, a lifelong resident of Today \i Wednesday, April Mississippi. . unity in a speech at Cam- There is much justifiable pride in the 7, the 97th day of 1971. There the borough, long has been a strong sup- In 1933, beer and wine be- bridge, Mass. new children's wing that was recently are 268 days left in the year. came legal in the United Five years ago: A lost dedicated at the Matawan Joint Free Pub- porter of the library. Her many contribu- Today's highlight in his- States after 13 years of prohi- american hydrogen bomb was he library. tions to the community have helped to tory: bition. ' recovered in the Mediterra- make positive improvements in the Mata- On this date in 1027, an au- In 1945, in World War II, nean Sea off the coast of The Matawan area has grown tre- dience at the Bell Telephone U.S. carrier planes sank Ja- Spain. • mendously in recent years - and there wan area. Laboratories In New Yorl? pan's largest battleship, the One year ago: Joseph Sta- was no question that the,expanded facil- We are continually impressed by the watched the first successful Yamato. lin's daughter, Syetlana Alii- long-distance demonstration ities were needed. The fine local library deisre of so many Matawan area residents Also in 1945, U.S. Army offi- luyeva, married an American of television. The-image was cers discovered a Horde of artist, William Wesley Peters, gets a great deal of use and the residents to enhance the educational opportunities that of Secretary of Com- Nazi gold and art treasures in Phoenix, Ark. there have given it their interest and sup- available to them and their children. Cer- merce Herbert Hoover in hidden in a salt mine near Washington. Today's birthdays: Actor port. tainly, the new children's wing of the li- Merkers, Germany. James Garner is 43. Pianist On this date- In 1949, the hit musical, brary is a manifestation of this. We com- In 1770, the English poet Robert Casadosus is 72. And how fitting that the wing was "South Pacific" opened in Thought for today: Imagi- dedicated to Miss J. Mabel Brown, the mend those who were responsible for help- William Wordsworth was New York. born. nation is more important than Ten years ago: British knowledge - Albert Einstein, owner of the Matawan Journal-Keyport ing to bring this facility into being. In 1798, the U.S. Congress- ! Prime Minister Harold Mac- 1879-1955. The Dnilj Reglrter, Red Bank-MMdlf torn V. J., V«Lie»4ay. April 7,1971 7 Break-iris FREEHOLD - A 21-year- ence Ave., Hazlet, July 27 and Dr., Matawan Township, Aug. into the home of Robert Flan- • into the Tiome of Robert Pe- old Cliffwood man pleaded in- stealing cash and articles val- 28 and stealing jewelry and May 22 and stealing a tele- ran, 54 Coral Drive, Hazlet, nocent to charges of issuing nocent yesterday to 27 break- ued at $480; breaking into a nery, 37 Schanck Road, Hol- ters, 51 Park Ave., Keans- vision set and a bracelet val- Sept. 14 and stealing coins forged checks for $68.54 July articles valued at $6,108.50; mdel, March-10, 1970 and burg, June 14 and stealing ins in eight municipalities and car belonging to Paul Bet- breaking into Holly Acres ued at $780; breaking into the valued at $245, and breaking 17 and July 18, 1969 to The stealing cash and articles val- stealing articles valued at jewelry valued at $845. home of Robert Dungan, into Snug Harbor, Rt. 35, Cellar, 570 "River Road, Fair • cher, 1 Bonafide Place, Nursery, 464 Nulswamp Road, $1,700; breaking into the home ued at $31,891.53. Keansburg, April il and steal- iMiddleiuwn, May 4 and steal- Breaking into a car belong- Whipporwill Valley, Middle- Cliffwood, Oct. 14 and stealing Haven. Russell O'Connell of Cliff- of Robert Burger, 3 Robin town, May 22 and stealing ar- articles valued at $10,126.22. ing articles valued at $72; ing articles valued at $500; Koad, Ilolmdel, March 27, ing to Michael Auer, Carr The two were arraigned be- wood Ave., denied these breaking into! the home of breaking into automatic Ave., Keansburg, April 26 and ticles valued at $900; breaking James Ellison, 120 John St.. fore Superior Court Judge charges: breaking into Aca- l!)70 and stealing jewelry val- into the home of Daniel Mo- Mary Campbell, 33 Center dryers in Cliffwood Apart- ued at $2,093; breaking into stealing a tape player valued Long Branch, pleaded in- Walter H. Conklin. demy Tours and Travel Cen- Ave., Keansburg, May 12 and ments, Matawan, owned by at $75; breaking into the home ter, Hazlet, July 20 and steal- the home of Russell Cqllins, 7 stealing cash and jewelry val- Milhar Equipment Corp., Eagle Hill Road, Holmdel, of Glenn Myers, 893 Green- ing a typewriter valued at ued at $79. South Orange, Sept. 21 and wood Ave., Cliffwood, May 3 $450; breaking into the home Feb. 23,1970 and stealing arti- Breaking into the home of stealing $50 in cash; breaking cles valued at $825. and stealing jewelry valued at of Joseph Perno, 2089 Flor- Lonnie Zaslow, 39 Cambridge into the home of Stephen Hen- $434; breaking into Matawan- Breaking into the home of Keyport Press Inc., Lower SEA FOOD LOVERS... nessey, 117 Princeton Road, Stephen Lefer, 18 Brico Tcr., Fair Haven, Oct. 6 and steal- Hazlet, April 24, 1970 and Main St., Matawan, July 4 and An Anticipated life of 25 years ' ing articles valued at stealing cash and a cash reg- LEAKY stealing jev\

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A proposed amend- : NEW BRUNSWICK - A rard Ave., West Long Branch, lene Drive, West Long Assigned to Senate-Judiciary A 2601 - Friedland and 13 of vtp to $10,000 to innocent ance in New Jersey, man- number of area sludenls took Frank Antonides School, third Branch. Frank Antonides ment to the voting age in all c™,™ ™ • „. ^ .. others. Permits year-round victims of violent crime. As- dates 25 per cent cut in cost of prizes at the 1971 Central Jer- in junior boys' biological; School, third in junior girls' elections to 18. Scheduled for ,uSCR .1 " A'cDerTlt ff racing at the state's race sembly Appropriations Com- premiums. Assembly Insur- behavioral; a vote today in the Assembly. ance Committee. sey Science and Engineering Janice l". Boyle, 35 Arlene three others. Permits public tn,ck£ Assembly Taxation mittee. Fair at Rutgers University. Drive, West Long Branch, Walter H. Kruse, 16 Poppy S 2175 - Di'ckinson and 21 Joseph A. 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Scheduled lor Present this coupon when you go grocery shopping, and we'll School won second place in a vote in the senate today. deduct 7(! from the cost of your next package of San Giorgio the senior boys biological cat- S 2188 and S 2189 - Bate- Lasagne. egory and awards from the man. Companion bills to in- Air Force and Army for his Calley's Verdict crease the lake out from har- exhibit of an ecological bio- FREEHOLD .- The festival was about last regenerative life-support sys- RUMMAGE SALK MR. GROCER: Wa will redeem this coupon good lor 7( Borough Council has unani- month." He said that the mu- towards the purchase of any box ol San Giorgio Lasagne. Mall tem. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Other Top Winners mously adopted a resolution sic festival "should be a real till! coupon to SAN GIORGIO MACARONI, INC., Division P.O. The Women's Society of Box 1757, Clinton, Iowa 52732, and we will pay you the face Other major award winners condemning the guilty verdict advantage to the borough and value plus 31 handling cost provided you and your customers, returned against Lt. William should bring a lot of people Christian Service of the Atlan- included: tic Highlands Methodist have complied with the terms of this oiler. This coupon Is L. Calley Jr. for murdering 22 here." good only (or the product specified and Is non-transferable. Patricia West, 6 Virginia Church will have a spring Ter., West Long Branch, civilians at My Lai, South Invoices proving purchase of sufficient stock must be shown '•• Vietnam. rummage sale April 17 from on request. Any soles tax must be paid by customer. Void Shore Regional High School, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Fel- where prohibited, taxed or restricted. Oiler expires March first in senior girls biological The resolution was in- lowship Hall of the church, at 31, 1972. and Alicia A. Pontecorvo, 4 troduced by Councilman Third and Garfield Aves. DeForest Place, West Long Ralph G. Musgrave. The offi- Clothing, household articles, San Glorsto Micaronl. l»t — A Subsidiary o! J8 Herihty Foedi . Branch, also Shore Regional, cer was sentenced to life in bric-a-brac, books, etc. will be third in the same category; prison by a military court at sold. Refreshments will be NJR-8 70 Patty K. Venezia, 1312 Ft. Benning, Ga. served. Ocean Avc., Sea Bright, Shore "Whether he was right or Regional, third in senior girls' wrong is not the issue," Mr. physical; Musgrave said. Stitevee n F. Sorrentino, 40 Gi- "It has been three years since the incident, and if there was any wrongdoing, it should have been brought out then," he added! FINAST UNSWEETENED P.S. New Suit Eyed trneansflus Service. 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Should I sell prove this merger,which calls for the exchange of 2.75 should work to your advan- A & B DRY CURED and take a loss or hold for the the rumblings caused by its tage as a long-term investor. PURINA'S HEN c long term?-B.C. heavy dependence on the shares of Dictaphone for one Q - Would like your com- Middle East, short-term mar- of Gould. Dictaphone holders (To order your copy of Ro- SMOKED ments on the advisability of ket action may reflect this would receive a value of close ger Spear's 52-page Guide to HONEY- 1 to $13 a share, a 15 per cent Successful Investing (recently holding British Petroleum tug-of-war between plusses HAMS Ib. bought at 13% and 11%. We do and minuses. premium over share priceat revised and in its 12th print- not need the money or depend Shares represent a con- current trading levels. ing), send $1 with name and SUCKLE on the dividend.-L.A. servative commitment for the Another major merger, address to Eoger E. Spear, SHANK A-British Petroleum is an patient investor, with the with Clevite in 1969, was con- The Daily Register, Box 1618 attractive holding for long- added attraction of a 4 per summated successfully and Grand Central Station, New TURKEYS HALF pull growth. Company broad- cent yield. operations were melded with York, N.Y. 10017.) 59 69 ened its position through the January 1970 merger of its UPTON TEA BAGS-100 BAGS 99' SAVARIN COFFEE ...... 89' Ib. North American properties into Standard Oil of Ohio for an initial 25 per cent interest Garbage Collection Plan in Sohio. This is expected to increase to 54 per cent upon FRESH CORN-FED BUDDYBOY projected development by Mulled in Little Silver Sohio at Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. LITTLE SILVER - The plify a reclamation program garbage disposal umts. c Although profits from the U.S. first steps toward municipal since it would be easier to Sites Lacking RIB HALF FARM ventures will not be realized garbage collection were taken Coordinate and change the Gen. Corderman also cau- until around 1974, potential is by the Borough Council fol- procedures as the recycling tioned, "Landfill sites in Little FRESH Ib excellent. lowing a preliminary report grew. Silver are nonexistent and PORK Ib. Company recently reported on its Jeasibility by Coun- feasibility Cited very few are available in 1970 full-year results. Sales, cilman W. Preston Corder- "However, establishment of nearby communities. Those FRYING aften, deducting customs and man. a reclamation program does boroughs which have their sales taxes, rose 19 per cent, On Gen. Corderman's rec- not necessarily bar contractor own collection and disposal LOIN CHICKEN while net income declined ommendation, the council collection service. Separate •units are required to travel 10- roughly 6 per cent to 60 cents voted to advertise for bids for collection of items to be re- 12 miles to a disposal area. 29 a continuation of the con- cycled by the contractor ap- The cost of using existing 49 per share from 65 cents. e e While BP's favorite North tracted garbage disposal and pears feasible." sites has been rising steadily Half 69 Ib. - Center Chops 99 Ib. GRADE A -CUT UP -SPLIT -QUARTERED Slope and North Sea position comparison bids for the rent If Little Silver moves to col- in recent years." should buttress shares against of a landfill site. lect its own waste, the report He also said that Robert Novel provisions for munic- recommends that nonreclai- Halsey, acting planning direc- ipal or contracted operations mable garbage be collected tor for the county Planning are separate collections of one day a week and a second Board, thinks county acquisi- recycleable waste including day be set aside for picking tion of a landfill area is sev- paper and glass which are in- up paper. eral years away and one of cluded' in the bid specifica- Gen. Corderman estimates the three available sites is in tions. that residents discard about Howell Township which "ap- THE FRESH Cost Listed 15 tons of paper a week which pears to be too far to travel." Under a contract signed could be sold for a total of Other Sites With Roselle-Stavola two $4,680 a year. In addition, he Other sites mentioned are hite Eggs Brunetto Ricolta Asparaq years ago that expires on estimates that eight tons of the landfill owned by Roselle- Dec. 31 this year, the borough discarded glass a week could Stavola in Neptune Township is paying $55,800 for the year. be sold to gross $8,320 a year. and the New Shrewsbury San- However, borough officials However, he cautions, itary Landfill operated by have said they feel the munic- "while some costs may be re- that borough. ipality will pay considerably covered through the sale of Serving on Gen. Corder- $115 .more a year if it renegotiates items collected, it must be man's committee are Borough toe contract for one, two or recognized that recycling will Administrator Stephen Green- three additional years. not pay its way." wood, George Darragh of the According to Gen. Corder- He also recommends that Monmouth Shore Refuse Dis- man's report, compiled by the residents compost leaves and posal Committee, James PaasEggDye Brunetto Mozzarella Little Silver Solid Waste Dis- other vegetation and suggests Simes and John Fischer, rep- posal Committee which was that the borough could pro- resenting the Friends of Con- appointed on Oct. 19,1970, mu- vide "tax incentives" to fami- servation, and Marcus S. nicipal collection by the lies that use compactors or Wright 3rd. borough would cost $66,227 for 1972. Gen. Corderman stressed that his report is only "pre- liminary" and no decision can be made until the borough has 1971 figures comparing the cost of municipal collection with a contracted scavenger service. Study Area The report states that the committee studied the six area municipalities, five of which collect their own gar- bage, and, "Those that did were pleased with the oper- ation. They all felt they had saved money..." oyer an outside contracted service. Problems listed by boroughs with their own col- Our talking turkey lection included retaining re- Tells yog when its done liable employes, equipment breakdowns and obtaining adequate mechanical service. Grapefruit The report states that al- IMPORTED FROM ISRAEl though none of the towns col- lecting their own garbage have combined to form a re- JaffaOranges gional operation, Little Silver will explore a cooperative HNAST."ThtFuHy*On«" agreement with Fair Haven ; Withabulll-lrtCaoklnggaugt SERVICE DELICATESSEN * lo anuti you of a perfect nail and Shrewsbury. "If IS FOR THE With all lh« flavor of th« natural |u!tt 25 According to the retired NO ADDITIVES! Virginia Ham general, municipal "operation NO BASTING OILS! c of a garbage and trash collec- Dawierc's Kiska ib.69 NEWEST GAMES e tion and disposal would sim- Always brimming, in. Tasty Chicken Roll •»*. 69 [ own juices • " \ »*. 85' * Perfectly dona every time Spicy Genoa Salami Build Librai j AND HOBBIES ^Pops up when it's dene Dawierc'sKielbasi _.II.JJ?.L • It's right In the turkey Mr. Deli Fruit Compote 'i- 49s INTERNATIONAL SEAFOODDEPT. NEW SHREWSBURY - An SJk.b«xJ).7J7 J Eco-activist library on all lew In lh« krtihtn? You |mt corft mill G S #%&*. .79* phases of ecology is being Mhi t uikiy bra»l by pirt>. II YffLJf Grey Sole Fillet formed at Interfaith House, |opi up lh» momml your lurlcty h dent - /'Mil r Fresh Oysters wi.«»°» 85° 125 Apple St. . w ll . ntvtr ov.rcookid. No foil or oili L/kl f ( 1 I le math H'l fin* lollt. On iol» J$ l^^ Clams Casino C«S pi" 69' The Interfaith Youth Coun- C cil is collecting books, maga- Fresh Cherrystone Clams *<. 89 zines, film strips and related C You Will Find All You Need For Easter Feasting Here Fish Cakes H«.I«S.M ib. 55 material on the subject. The Boston Mcdceref=,.„.- b.29cWhtl 9= committee includes Bob Sing- Mizrach Kosher Salami l er, here; Carol Rosenburg, Roasting Chickens Finast Frankfurters *yj; « Fair Haven; Jacqueline and ( Wendy Giguere, Lmcroft, and Oscar Mayer Bacon »M Abby Amtsfield, Ocean Town- FRESH LARGE Bockwurst ship. Youth and adults in need of 5 lo 6 Ib. Mizrach Kosher Franks Luncheon • Dinner AVG. WEIGHT such material may contact In- Mizrach Kosher Bologna terfaith House or the Rev. Mrs. Joan M. Higgins, adviser to the Interfaith Youth Coun- COCKTAILS 4 to 7 cil, 9 Middlebrook Drive, Hot Hor.s d'oeuvres C Green Giant 2 «™ 49 Wayside. Cucumber ChipsiS ff; 51' Anyone with material to do- EASTER BAKERY SPECIALS nate to the library may bring Make Reservations Now Cranberry Sauce 4™« 89' or send contributions to Inter- Tomato Juice *•« faith House. AU material col- For A Family IFresh EASTER BREAD lected will be donated to the 100 Cold Cups 7. library which is looking for a Finast Horseradish Easter Dinner AN EASTER TREAT SUN RIPE JUMBO g^ __ permanent location. FOR THE WHOLE Cottage Cheese Traditional Enster Menu FAMILY :>•' OLIVES : 27 Finast Sour Cream Schorrs Pickles Skiftan Named 100 Tea Bags Vita Herring Dinner Rolls ^ Grapefruit Sections *„,„ 4?.°! sl To IFF Post Vita Herring » VALET PARKING Dole Pineapple *»••« ""°.'41C NEW YORK - Ernest Shif- Cloverleaf Rolls 39 Amer. Cheese tan, senior vice president of DANCING FRI., SAT., & SUN. Pillsbury Flour Finast Zip Fat Free International Flavors & Fra- SALBERTOLOTKIO Brown&ServeRolls3 Tomatoes "" grances Inc., has been named senior fragrance adviser to [Freih Apple Pies 2 tv( the chairman and the presi- Open Every Day dent. In addition to his continuing fragrance creation activity, K'JI DECORATED IMPORTED EMMELWARE ^ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS he will assume area responsi- OLDE TWHOUPOk mama IHISHHINH bility for creative perfumery WDI1B ., HHH . Rt. 36 8c First Ave.' for Latin America and the 15 Towards th» purriJ 7,1971

SERVED FIVE DAYS ONLY Revolution Premiered By CYNTHIA LOWRY .mg. Perhaps the most appeal- Mon., April 5 Thru Fri., April 9 " Television Today N£W YORK (AP) - "The ing was a report on the Kie* Breaded N«w York Channels—2.4.5.7-9,11,13 American Revolution,'..' CBS's .past quintuplets after their two-a-year series which will Television first birthday. They are cute * G) THE FRENCH CHEF (C) end during the nation's bicen- DAYTIME SPORTS healthy babies but their par- VEAL CUTLET "Bogin with Slnimp" tennial year of 1976, had its ents are not rich. It seelns •. 2:00 Q BASEBALL (C) 8:30 O TO ROME WITH LOVE (C) New York Mets vs. Montreal Expos A friend of Mike's, now a nightclub entrepreneur, premier last night. Comment there are no takers for com- Parmigiana with Linguine persuades financially troubled Nike, to moonlight It was a no-script interview mercials using the quints DAYTIME MOVIES as manager of his newest cluti in Rome. (It) Salad, Dressing & Coffee 9:30 Q "With" , Q THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) between Eric Sevareid as a When he sat down for the since big families are out of 10:30 El "Bud Benny Rides Again" O THE SMITH FAMILY (C) 1971 journalist and Lord Fred- interview, Ustinov continued .style, according to Mrs. Kie- $050 11:00 O "Tulsa" "The Itooliie." Chad .Smith's pioon, young partnrr, erick North, King George nast. who is dating1 his daughter, takes foolhardy risks to be, in the eye of the viewer, 12:30 CD "I'm No Angel" Ill's prime minister during an actor playing a part and in- There was a long and some- , 1:00 0 "So Proudly We Hail" lo play lino. ID N-Y.P.D. (C) the difficulty with the Ameri- times grisley segment about a 4:30 Q "Dodge CUy" dulging himself by fencing - "Which Side Arc You On?" can colonies, played by Peter often wittily - with his ques- British fox hunt - it seemed ", EASTER Q "Demetriui and the Gladiator" © THE GREAT AMERICAN DREAM MACHINE Ustinov. EVENING 9:00 8 MEDICAL CENTER (C) tioner instead of a man ex- that the profox side had all SUNDAY DINNER An unbending woman doctor clashes with Dr. Joe The idea is to present cir- plaining why he had acted the advantages in the narra- 4:00 O O O NEWS (C) Gannon after u coed's deaUi from a bungled opera- cumstances surrounding the against the Colonies. tion. • Served All Day Sunday Q GET SMART! (C), tion. (R) birth of the nation in a fashion (B PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (C) O SPECIAL: ROYAL GALA (C) The program was taped at CBS also showed a half- • Host: Hex Harrison. Guests: Hob Hope, Pctula Noon to 8:00 P.M. "Xom: Sri Righteous'1 between the techniques of the Wroxton Abbey, Lord North's hour report on changes along Clark, Iliululpli Nurcycv. Antoinette Kibley. Tom old "You Are There" shows From $4.95 for adults. 03 WHAT'S NEW? (Q) Jones. Glen Oimpbell, Iftiglvbert Hunniperdinck, home, but it might as well the ecological front since George Kirl>y and "The Dick Cavett Show." have been made in New York Earth Day a year ago. Narra- 6:30 Q PETTICOATJUNCTION (C) O TO BE ANNOUNCED Mixture Fails Children under 12 •'Sparc CoUJiKe" or a Hollywood studio. The tor Walter Cronkite summa- ID PERRY MASON Sad to relate, the mixture $1.50 Less O DICK VAN DYKE SHOW "The Ciise of the Hnrtercel Bikini" whole thing added up to a rized that the most important "You Ought to Be in I'irtuna" 10:00, O HAWAII FIVE O (C) of 18th century subject and television stunt, and a pretty result has been public concern - OS BEAT THE CLOCK (C) An ecology crusade is firmed so it appears that lie 20th century interviewer just about pollution, bbl that quali-;: ciucst: Robert Horton is tlic saboteur of an inadequate sewage treatment boring one at that. 747-2500 IB THE WORLD WE LIVE IN (C) • plant. Hi I didn't work, either as a device NBC's "First Tuesday" was ty is worse. •The Chilii Watchers" O FOUR-IN-ONE (C) to enliven history or as enter- devoted lo an assortment of 7:00 0 CBS NEWS WITH WAITER CRONKITE (C) "The Dead Matt"; "The Housekeeper" i(IU tainment. G CD TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) features on contemporary liv- Dancing Every Saturday Night O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) •• . Ustinov and Sevareid had 0 I LOVE LUCY B THE YOUNG LAWYERS (C) done a lot of boning up on to the Music of FRANK PELUSO QUARTET "Welcome Stranger" "The Two Dollar Thing." Aaron SHverman tries to help an unmarried couple retain custody of their their subject. During a pro- Piano Artist MAURICE CARUSO Nightly 8 ABC NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER (C) O WHAT'S MY LINE (C) son." (It) logue when Ustinov was » inn Sing-a-long with Maurice, Sunday afternoons Itost: Wnlly Bruner IB HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW? (C) shown getting shaved and ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) *Thc Me Nnhody Loves'* "My Muster, the .Great Rembrandt". made up in his 1770 costume, 10:30 B THE AVENGERS (C) he discussed huw he proposed © 'KUKLA, FRAN ANO OUlE (C) "Killer" 1HEPLAZA MOLL\ I'lM III IS I\N "Letters, We Get Letters" Q) FRErTTIME (C) to play the king's prime min- DTE. 3EMMiODURO.rMEl754(131 On the Shrewsbury River 7:30 0 MEN AT LAW (C) Twelve hosts and their giiostfedlsrass current is- ister, even to the tone of voice. An investor with apparent syndicate connections sucy. Red Bank. New Jersey 201 Sll 7-2500 tries to change the concept of a film being made 11:00 BOO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) he would use, by a younfr producer. 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS REEHOLD MALLi O THE MEN FROM SHILOH (C) "Ose of.MJ.H." '•The Best Man.'* Trampas accompanies his friend ffi CHANNEL 11 FILM FESTIVAL SHOP™ MNIU. ROUTE 9 -reto Pick to San Ysldro where Pick hopes to get per- ••Murder with Pictures" (3936) starring L{) starring Sterling Hayden. only to discover that they too may lie doomed, TOWN David Brian. Barbra Streisand .. .. ENTREES v Roast Vermont Sluffed Tom Turkey with Giblet Gravy 3.75 CD THE HONEYMOONER5 • •. * 1:11 B TALES OF WELLS FARSO ' * Baked Sugar Cured Virginia Ham with Champagne Sauce.,.. 3.75 "The Worry Wart" "Witness" George Segal Roast Top Sirloin of Bed 3.75 Homemade Baked Lasanra ; 3.50 Broiled Sirloin Steak With Onion Rings 4.95 Roast Prime Ribs ol Baal Au Jus 5.00 KIDDItSMTME [FREEHOLDMALL] Veal Culler Parmifliana '. 4.25 SAT.-SUN.-MON.-TUES Broiled Choice T-Bone Steak with Onion Rings 6.95 5HI«TINB sum, mm mm '0m Broiled South African LobstarTails with Drawn Butter 5.95 At the Movies 2 P.M. ; Mashed Potatoes Baked Potato . French Fried Potato ATTHECARLTON The Owl Spaghetti Green Beans with mushroom sauca REDBANK MAYFAIR- NORTH OF RED BANK AND THE COMMUNITY CAELTON- AJy Fair Lady 2:00; 8:15 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HELD OVER! andlhe Chocolate Pudding Layer Cake Brother John 2:00; 7:25; 9:30 SAVOY- ATLANT1C- MON. & TUES. ONLY CINEMA III- Censorship In Denmark 7:15; 8:45; The Dove 7:00; 8:30 Owl & the Pussyco! 7:00; 9:00 AT THE TOWN Fanloslo 1:00; 3:30; 7:CO; 9:10 m NEPTUNE CITY MIDDLETOWN Children's prices $ 1.00 less on above Entrees except Lobster Tails & Steak EATONTOWN TOWN- "SINGING and Prime Ribs. COMMUNITY- NEPTUNE CITY- Sllencers 9:10; Owl & the Pussycat Yours. Mine & Ours 2:00; -Toro* Tora# SPECIAL KID SHOWS/ 2:00; 7:31 Tora 7:05; 9:30 FRI.-SAT-SUN. AT 2 For Reservations Call HAZLET PRINCESS" DRIVE-IN- LAKEWODD And Funniest Movie her Hade COUNTRY- PLAZA- Last Valley 7:00;9:15 Lasl Volley 7:10; 9:25 "LOST "IT'S A MAD, MAD, 264-4600 FREEHOLD TOWN- KEYP6RT MAD, MAD WORLD" MALL I- Tora, Tora, Tora7:00; 9:30 1 STRAND ART- WORLD" Plus - Cartoons • Kids SO Tora, Toro, Tora 7:00; 9:20 BRICKTOWN Sexually Liberated Female 7:00: 8:40; MALL I- 10:00 BRICK PLAZA- Last Volley 7:15; 9:3) EAST BRUNSWICK r OLMDEL MOTOR INN ASBURYPARK Lost Volley 7:10: 9:25 TURNPIKE- TOMS RIVER INDOOR- Last Valley 7:35: 9:55 Town CIRCLE- OUTDOOR— Celebration at Big Sup Middle!own 671-1020 "Mind-boggling!" "A milestone!" "Eye-popping!"; RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL 10UNGE Love Story 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 DOVER- 7:10; 10;<0; Four Clowns B:40 -SUwirt Klein.WMWI TV -GW HIGHWAY 35 HOLMDEL LYRIC- Tora.Tora, Tora 2:10; 7:05; 9:35 - PERTH AMBOY Husbands 7:00; 9:25 AMBOYS DRIVEIN- NOW AT Scouts Map « Brother John 7:00; 10:44; 100 Rifles 1:49 MENLOPARK CINEMA- POPULAR Drive On Love Story 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 PRICES! Film Festival Gypsy Moth AlexdeRenzy's NEW SHREWSBURY - On Set Tonight Saturday, borough Boy Scouts up in rk: will join the struggle against WALL TOWNSHIP - A the gypsy moth in what has mini film festival of six short anewr subjects will be presented 185 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. been termed a "Community PLUS SHREWSBURY, N.J. without charge tonight at 8 A & P Shopping Center 741-0361 Conservation Project." AWARD WltiNMG SHORT The project, sponsored by o'clock'in the Wall Township the New Shrewsbury Con- branch of the Monmouth THE DOVE servation Committee and the County Library, Circle Plaza Pmms Under i Shade Tree Commission, has Shopping Center, Rt. 35. been spearheaded by Albert The films are: Goldstein, scoutmaster, and - "The Hand," an allegory Edward Badwick, assistant of dictatorship and human survival by the famous Czech scoutmaster, of Boy Scout ••••••¥••••••••• DTE.35 Troop 120. Taking part will be- animator Jiri Trinka. some 40 youngsters from - "Bridges Go Round," a fl DRIVE-IN Troops 120,100 and 124. kaleidoscopic view of the Community 2 mi. SOUTH JCT. RTE. 3513G EM°clt°»" 5424201 » Enter an age As part of an overall con- many bridges of New York HULET 264-2200 ABSOLUTELY FREE... ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS- servation program under- City by Shirley Clarke. "HOVE MY WIFI" of unknown terrors, taken by the" Boy "Scouts; the" -—"The Tender Garnet two end pagan worship and sacrifice... Get a tub of chicken FREE with purchase of... project is aimed at developing people falling in love, with the "CHARLY" $1.00 or more. a greater community interest. musical background of "Ten- derly", sung by Ella Fitzge- Bring this coupon to Chicken Holiday and re- * One free tub of After attending a talk with ceive a tempting tub of 4 hot, choice chunks slides at Swimrriing River rald and played by the Oscar chicken to a family Peterson Trio, of Country Chicken. * Sorry, offer flood on School, the Boy Scouts will Mayfair (Expires Apr. 13,1971) visit the heavily infested - "Jail Keys Made Here," Pick-up Orders only a humorous collage of modern »ibuty Plr> 775 8831 (0) * Must be 18 yra. or over areas of the borough and will collect gypsy moth eggs advertising sings, accom- which will be burned later in panied by a swinging Dave • the day. Brubeck score. At the same time they will - "Reason Why," Arthur • FAIR distribute literature to all Miller's exploration of vio- residents on gypsy moth con- lence in man's makeup, star- trol measures. It is hoped that ring Eli Wallach and Robert the initial project will be the Ryan. Circle a; 1ii 111', Rt 6b*t Aibury PkCrete start of a continual annual - "Primoraium," a medita-' Ocean Township 775 8310 program at two-month inter- tive fable of creation in which vals, from August to early bubbles merge and dance to' April. the sitar music of Ravi Shan- UNCROFT kar. STRAND ART THEATRE KEYPORT, N.J. Lyric EXCLUSIVE • AlburyPtrii 775108a Ben Gazzara 3rd and FINAL WEEK An Invitation to Pleasure.., EASTER DINNER FAVORITE John Cassavetes Zoo carve the turkey—take home the rest Peter Falk Wed. Ni^ht Feature FOR A FAMILY OF SIX OR MORE "SENSUALLY From our ala carte menu JOIN US 'HUSBANDS' \ yx( FOR i ADULTS $5.00 CHILDREN $3.00 LIBERATED FEMALE" Everything from soup to nuts . . . Unbuttons The Sex Prime Ribs latontown RESERVATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED DRIVC IN 543<200 Revolution — FEMALE of Beef 9 "THE OWL AND SEXUAL FREEDOM NOW! TH£ PUSSY CAT- ^ $O75 Bring the entireiamily to the warm > PLUS congenial atmosphere of The Lin- I "THE DESPERADOS" croft Inn. Make this Easter one to remember and enjoy — Call now (The SENSUOUS FEMALE) Hearts of Lettuce ^- Baked Potato for Reservations. . Vegetable — Coffee "OSCAK"- Rated X The SHOW APRIL] 5,10 PM, , You Must Be 18 or Over IN .COLOR NBC 4 AT THE CROSSROADS 11\< ItOI I NEH JERSEY COBBLESTONES Free Parking In Rear of Theatre For Reservation* Call 741-8170 [Route 35, Middletown, I mile no. of Rod Bank*741-83441 3 Shows Daily 7 P.M. - 8:30 -10:00 The Daily fierier, Red JJaflfc-MiddJefew n,>', J., Wednesday. April 7,1971 I. J City Schedules-Project Upgrade' LONG BRANCH - Tliis Project' Upgrade, which Teachers and other educa- I in city's Title I summer pro- will be conducted at the Qar- tional personnel will work § London gram, entitled Project Up- field School and the Lenna with the program director. grade, has been scheduled for '" Conrow School for the six- Waller Petrovich, in the plan- = pOQ 5*^ June 28-Aug. 6, school officials week period, will provide re- ning of a curriculum antici- | slim, announced this week. medial instruction, and fea- pated to be different from the It will be available for ture a variety of field trips routine in the regular school | trim, about 400 children in grades and other experiences to en-, year. | snow cne through five. It has been rich each child's background Recruitment of the Project designed to offer enriched and and level of education. Upgrade staff is under way, | white supplemental instructional ac- The program will empha- and teachers, aides, and vol-I rain or tivities to meet the needs of size name-school relationships unteers who are interested children residing in low in- through individual visits, con- should apply to the office of I shine come areas who can profit ferences and community-cen- the superintendent of schools from this type of education. tered activities. at 6 West Knd Court. | coat. Howard Backs 1 And | London Plea foi* Rocks GRAM AIM'S | Fog's LONG BRANCH - Mayor VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. Henry R. Cioffi announced 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK. N.J. 1 snow today that his efforts to have PHONE 747-5623 | white the moon rocks gathered by JyiMLS AWARDS — Ben Alpern, of Ben Alpern Realtors, is awarded plaque U.S. astronauts placed on dis- HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS 1 umbrella. by Walter Denise, Central Monmouth Multiple Listing Service' Awards play in Long Branch has the KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS | You chairman. Mr. Alpern won tirst place tor top dollar volume closed sales for support of Rep. James J. Waxers—Polishers—Hand Cleaners Howard. | don't lose 4he 1970. "The rocks are on display SALES andSERVICE | casing; in the Newark Museum. I "We Service What We Sell" think the proximity of Ft. ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES | it stays on Monmouth to the City of Long Seeks Committee *•? Photo Branch should be made CLOSED ALL DAY WEDN ESDAY | to make known to NASA in your § a rosette. r\ rp - -• Show Is On request for the exposition," Mayor Cioffi told the Third FURNITURE CO. f washable District congressman. < | Caribe cloth Mayor Cioffi suggested that" WEST Keyport 264-0181 OWASHINGTOn 1 ransportatioN - Rep., in support of his legislationn. ASHREWSBURt LibrarY y- "4-H Mr. Howard contact Wade St. I coat, James J. toward, D-N.J., from the Wall Street Journal, Clair, NASA official in Wash- Faces the Future," a photo- Features . . , | 50.00. today introduced legislation- the Asbury Park Press, the graphic exhibit which in- ington, to arrange for the dis- in thth e HousH e of RRepresenta - Daily_ Register of Red Bank, cludes youngsters from Mon- play of the moon rocks either 1 Umbrella, 9:00. ' --• - "Scaly" tives to create a standing and Traffic World, a trans- mouth County, is on display at the National Guard Armory committee on transportation. portation journal. | Natelsons, through April 29 at the East- cr the high school. EST.1869 "I had this bill drafted be- The editorials were written ern Branch of the Monmouth The mayor noted that the I Broad and Front. cause our transportation prob- after Mr. Howard announced • County Library, Rt. 35. Newark Museum obtained the lems are so enormous, and his intention of introducing The display was prepared rocks from NASA, after more we.in the Congress have no this legislation at the end of by Vincent A. Abbatiello of than a year of pleading. "I Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 way, of getting an overall 1970. At that time, the Third the Rutgers Communications am hopeful Rep. Howard will Advertise in The Register viewpoint on the. best ways to District Representative told Center staff. cut that waiting period. spend the nation's trans- the House: "Several years portation (JolTar," Mr. Howard ago a Department of Trans- Mrs. Marilyrt Sherbrooke, 4- portation was set up in the ex- H program associate, de- said. ,.. ' . scribes it as "a visual story oE In a speech prepared for ecutive branch. New Jersey, and many other states have the interests, needs and goals delivery oh the House floor, of the young,people of our VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Mr-! Howard pointed out that, set up departments o! trans- IS portation at the state level. state." . . toward the purchase of unjler^he present system, The exhibit, consisting of 24 ... toward the purchase of metchaht marine legislation Yet, the Congress has failed o2-lBCanof al-QTbll.of to keeji pace with this pro- photographs, has been repro- goes either, to the House'Com- duced in a brochure with in- mittee on Interstate and For- gressive action." formation about newer 4-H ac- MAXWELL HOUSI LUX LIQUID !•< eign Commerce, or to the The congressman said that tivities, including music, pho- Committee on Merchant Mar- only, by use of a single com- tography, bicycle care, rock ine and Fisheries. Legisla- mittee which would be and mineral study, electricity, COFFEE Dish Detergent lion dealing y/jtli mass .transit charged only with consid- Lifrit:Onpcaupcmper lairily Limit:One coupon per family international cookery and Coupon expire) April 10. 1971. and commuters goes to either eration of transportation^ mat- boxing. . Coupon expires April 10.1071 tha Banking and Currency or ters - all transportation mat- Coupon £oodat any Shop-Rite Supcnrarkct Coupon Rood at any Shop Rile Supermarket to the Interstate and" foreign ters - could the.Congress Arrangements to use por- iSave ^ SAVE 25' Commerces OpnimitJeeJJ Rail- work in a positive, coordi-, tions of the exhibit in schools road letislatfoh" is Uiltier the nated way to improve the na- ; and other locations can be jurisdiction of the Committee tion's transportation system.. made by contacting Mrs. on? Interstate"anar.Fdr.eign :' Sherbrooke at the 4-H office, v Commerce; but highway legist 18 Court St., Freehold. U.S. GOV'T. GRADE "A"TENDER, OVEN-READY lation and other road matters Scpiad Installs are considered by the House Committee on Public Works. At Middletown Bicycle Rodeo Along with his speech, Mr. EAST KEANSBURG - Howard placed in the Con- John Werner has been in- Slated By PTA gressional Record editorials stalled as president of the NEW MONMOUTH - The Shop- Middletown Township First New Monmouth School PTA Aid and Rescue Squad. Rite's will sponsor a bicycle rodeo 5-9-lbs. Other officers are Charles for fourth, fifth and sixth gra- p Interest Bollin Sr., vice president and ders Monday and Tuesday, avg. captain; John Kane, first lieu- April 12 and 13.. tenant; Roland" Fox, second TURKEYS and Flexibility Supervising the event will lieutenant; Thomas Hayden, be Daniel Hornstein, safety third lieutenant and recording education representative from secretary; Howard Davies, the Division of Motor Ve- SHOP-RITES TOP QUALITY, U.5.D.A. GOV'T. GRADED CHOICE (CUT FROM FRESH BUTTS) BONELESS corresponding secretary; hicles, Trenton, assisted by GOVT. INSPECTED, LEAN &TASTY STEER BEEF" FIRST CUT Harold Cruse, treasurer, and Sgt. John Kelly, Middletown William Zorer, chaplain. Township police safety offi- ffMl cer. Smoked Pork Gets 35-Year "Blinky, the Talking Traf- Service Emblem fic Light" will present a pro- Hams - Roast gram on pedestrian safety in KEARNY - Frank M. Bell, the auditorium for kindergar- ALWAYS TASTY. CM.IFODNIA WHYPAYM0RE' *7u93t ThirtJ-Ave;1 llUf U O * Vr ;j Atlantinil c High- -teners and. first, second, and • tn lands' ' , recentl"y received' "" a ; third grade students. am SlicesorFoastsib.189* Italian Sausages it diamond.set emblem marking Mrs. Loftus Brown is PTA Chuck Pot Roast ib 35 y&'ar's'. service with the safety chairman. -BUTTSIDE, WATER ADDED 5HOP-RIT6 BOAST COVT. GRADE A Western Electric Company. •Smoked Hams Ib. Boneless Turkey ib. Mr. Bell is a section chief in Diggings Valnes High Shoulder Steak u, the Marion Shops, a satellite NICOSIA, Cyprus (APj - location «f. the Kearny Works. The government says recent OUR STORE WILL CARRY THE FOLLOWING ITEMS FOR THE HOLIDAY: Mr. Bell graduated from At- archeological finds in Cyprus lantic Highlands High School. will prove of great value in Ducks,Geese, Capons,Large Roasting Chickens,and a large variety of Kosher Frozen Poultry. He is secretary-treasurer of dating similar discoveries Ocean View-Community elsewhere. The statement was Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! •Church, LepnardoT and be- based on excavations last PINEAPPLES Mtmbtr re4«»l Biiem longs totheStanely S. Holmes year at the 3,500-year-old site Dt(Mtt Uunnnca Cup. Chapter of the Telephone Pio- , of Enkomi Alasia in eastern neers of America. 'Cyprus. SUNKIST ORANGES U.S.>! 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Only one week left /COIA. flOOr BEEROR BIRCH BEER OLD KEG to get Why Pay More for Dairy? Why Pay Xfore for Frozen Foods! SODA IB into the I'vl ORANGE JUICE BANQUET action! PILLSBURY DOUBLE DUTCH-YELLOW BUFFET SUPPERS IS 3-oz. CAKE MIXES 3boxes' ALL VARIETIES 2' OFF LABEL Time's running out. Ticket sale ends April 14. 14-oz. Buy now! Be a millionaire on May 12! Bakery Savings! AJAX CLEANSER can 10* Delictitessen ft SHOP-RITE SLICED ALL METHOD GRIND or ELECTRIC PERK HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN WIN! TICKETS WHITE BREAD SHOP-RITE COFFEE 69' FIRST PRIZE ... $1,000,000 $250 THIN, REG. oi WHY PAY MORE? &«CA SANDWICH SLICED s Ba , . $50,000 a year for 20 years Mb. MARTINSON COFFEE l SECOND PRIZE $200,000 1 $20,000 a year lor 10 years ^COFFEE PRICES RED UCED.\ si Gene rut Merchandis ALL GRINDS ALL GRINDS WHY PAY MORE? THIRD PRIZE ... $100,000 Appetizer Dept. ( Wlwrr Available I $10,000 a year for 10 years DOMESTIC ' MAXWELL SAVARIN TASTERS PANTY SHOP-RITE llnrr CANTRECEII FOURTH PRIZE $10,000 < BOILED -A HOUSE COFFEE CHOICE HOSE 40 OFF LABEL COFFEE INSTANT Plus many more prizes of $500 and $100 each. &HAM *•«• 59° Ire Creum Dent. Mb. oi. SHOP-RITE See your Licensed Agent! Seafood Savings! can jar Wherever you live In New Jersey there's an 87* *8I« ICE MILK gal. •gent near you. Look for the official lottery sign 126 30 TO ALB. &iAfI ,,lnthe window. PAY 2 SHRIMP ib. Pric«»ffecliv™ e thro Sol., April 10, 1971. We reitrvr Ihrrighl lo limit quanliliei.NolKtpomiblefaliypographicalclrors. 12 Oailr Ib-gUlcr, Rrd BaiiliMiiMI< lr>» ti,Y J,. \\ r.lnr.«lav. April 7. 1971 LEGAL. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Ocean Voucher System Argued »- CcJ 5ubTect to the requirements of the that*"aM"the sTgholures -appended thereto NOTICE ; TAKE NOTia thai the Township Com- charter, the committee shell continue or were hiade in his presence, and that tie mittee of ttn Tewrship of Mlddletown, create, and may alter or abolish, ond de- 'believes them to be the genuine signatures OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Al- based on the original design which Mr. Beekman said he ' matter of a poor bookkeeping council had amended plan* County of Monmoutti intends to applv to termine ond define Ihe powers and duties of the persons whose names they purport the Legislature of the Stale of New Jersey ot, executive and administrative deport- to be bert Schwartz of Fieldstone submitted at $750,000$,, , but wass entitled toto.. svstem.system," Mr. Schwartzz said. fofr r LevitLeitt to instaln l curbs for for the enactment of a private, special or ments, boards and offices, as it may deem Sectioi 5.4 Certification. All petition pa- roads the firm is improving in local act having the following general ob- necessary for the proper and efficient con- pers coiprising an initiative or referen- Lane, Wayside, took issue at Sjnce the bond issue was fixed Hits Bookkeeping Philip Wetzel, a candidate ject: to amend, revise ond supplement trie duct ot the aftairs of the township. dui petition shall be assembled and filed the Township Council meeting ,at $500,000, $250,000 was de- Mr. Schwartz countered on the United Citizens group, order to sell off some of its statutory low relating to the government 1 SSection 2.5 Investigations; Remov- with Ihe township clerk as one instrument. end administration of Ihe Township of al*l , (a( ) ThT e committet e may ma i Within twenty,days alter a petition is with the way vouchers are ducted from the original Mayor Reilly's statement that questioned a drainage prob- property. The property was Mlddlttovm, pursuant to Article IV, Sec- vestigations into the affairs of Ihe town- liled, the clerk shall determine whether signed by Township Manager amount. purchased by Levitt-for con- tion Vlli paragraph 10 ot the Constitution ship and Ihe conduct of any/township de- each paper of the petition has a proper Mr. Sweitzer was being ha- lem from Harvey Brook on (1M7). partment, office, commission or agency statement of the circulator and whether Jack Sweitzer for payment to Mr. Poznak received (i per rassed by stating that he was Roller Road, on property struction on quarter-acre lots ond for this purpose may subpoena wit- THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OFTHE -..- - r~...... _», „„-,->.....« "•• the petition is signed by o sufficient Township Kngineer William cent of the $500,000 instead of but the Township Council up- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN nesses, administediit r oathsth, laktke testimonyteti ber ot registered voters. Alter completinp only looking out for the inler- owned by Levitt & Sons. HAROLD H. FOULKS ond require the production of evidence In his examination of the petition, the clerk Toznak for his part in the de- the original fee submitted, est'of the community. "It's a Mayor Reilly explained that graded the area to one acre. . JOSEPH M. MALAVET addition to any other remedy, any person shall certify the result thereof to the com- sign and inspection of the re- EDWARD P. MAKEL.Y who willfully fails or refuses to obey a mittee ot its .next regular meeting. If he THOMAS J. LYNCH lawful order issued in the exercise of shall certify that ihe petition Is jn- cently opened recreation site 1 WILLIAM C. JOHNSON, JR. these powers by the committee shall be sufficient he shall set forth in his certifi- odiudged a disorderly person, punishable cote the particulars in which it is defec- at Memorial Field. Attest: iv 0(ld sll0il at once Charles V.Carroll, Jr. by a fine of not more than S200., or by im- t e notify ot least two Cleric of the Township prisonment tor not more than thirty (30) members of Ihe Committee of the Peti- The. field was five years irj AN ORDINANCE to authorize a petition days or both tioners of his findings. the planning and opened last to the Legislature for the enactment of a (b) The committee moy remove any of- 2 Indicted in Levin Store Bankruptcy special od relating to the government and ' ficer or employee other than the mayor or Section 5.5 Amendments. An Initiative fall behind the township fil'C administration ol fne Township or Mlddic- a commitleeman, for cause, upon notice _ referendum petition may be amended hniKP iiKt ^niltrl flf W'PSt Park NEWARK - Herbert J. rants for the arrest of the two document filed with the court, tant U.S. Attorney John lown. ond on opportunity to be heard. ot cny time within ten days after the noti- "O"Se jUSl faUUUi Ol Wtbl I din. Mr. Stern said this indictment Croake. , WHEREAS various Improvements In the Section 2.6 Procedure. fication ot insufficiency has been served Ave. Stern, U:S. attorney for (he men. Charter of Middletown Township hove (a) The commitiee shall by ordinance by the township clerk by tiling a supple- The indictment charges on was the result of an in- Charges against Levin in- lie en under active public consideration determine its own rules of procedure/ not mentary petition upon additional papers Mayor John J. Reilly, tag- District of New Jersey, today since 1W7; and inconsistent with the charter, fix a regular signed and filed as provided fn case of an ging himself a "lameduck" announced that a federal the first count that Levin 'and vestigation by his office and volve maximum sentence of WHEREAS the population of the Town- meetinq time, provide for special meet- original petition. The clerk sholl, within Levine concealed $172,000 in the Federal Bureau of In- 10 years imprisonment and a inoSr find1 its st five days alter such on amendment Is ship has now exceeded 50,000 under Ihe •*•-'•-_•• afbusinesst • . since he is not running for re- Grand Jury sitting here re- census of 1970, end the problems of gov- fb] Votin Quorum. A majority of the filed, examine the amended petition and, - . no; Q _. ,_.... if the petition be still insufficient, he sholl election in the upcoming coun- twne'L'tVocounUndictment creditorcash fros mof a th bankrue trustees"anl cor d vestigation"."IlVp'raised the WOO fine, Mr. Stern.said. ernment have accordingly become more wholoee numbenub r off f member b ss o ff 1thh1he come - Tn t jTk Levin Oclan P P°-" special agents of the FBI and Levine could face ? maximum end more complex; and mittee shall constitute a quorum. The vote file his certificate to thai effect in his of- cil race defended the town- aBa S fice ond notify the Commitiee of Petition- ... . against JacK Levin, ucean ,,„„„,„ ,„',(„,,. fi _ ,u^,,, £. sentence of five yearslrapns- WHEREAS the Township Committee upon every motion, resolution or ordi- rQTinration known aacs Levin's Deo- th n Yo% studied the operations and needs of nance shall be token by roll call ond the ers of his findings and no further action ship s manager and engineer. Ave., Long Branch, and his onment and ?5,O00Jine. the Township to assure good government, yeas and nays shall be entered on the min- shall be had on such insufficient petition. 'It's that time of year brother, Harry Levine; 2308 partment Store, Inc. That cor- end is convinced that changes In the ad- utes. The minutes of each meeting shall The finding of the insufficiency of a peti- R. W. Bachman, special ministrative structure ot the Township ore be signed by the officer presiding at such lion shall not prejudice the filing ol a new again. lUSt like baseball SCa- OaklTlOnt Sf poration has its principal Mr. Stern noted also the required If we are to maintain maximum -leeling and by the township clerk. petition for the some purpose. m, » li ™M mfcrrinn In thn place of business iii Asbury work of the FBI in locating agent in charge of the FBI for efficiency and economy, and that such Section 27 The Mayor. The committee son," he said referring to the changes should be accomplished as soon shall elect a mayor from among its mem- Section 5.6 Ordinance Suspended. Upon election. "Mr. Poznak has Park and went into bank- what he said was the alleged New Jersey, said Jack Levin os possible; and bers, to serve for a term of one year ond the filing of a referendum petition with .would be afforded hearing WHEREAS the Township Committee, until the election ond qualUicatiort of his the township clerk the ordinance sholl be The indictment was re- ruptcv proceedings in Decem- cash on April 2, 1971, at the ' '' '"' recognizing the need, ond trie elements of successor. The mayor shall: suspended until ten days following a find- turned before Judge James A. ber, -"-1968— . Lawncrest Branch of the Klrst today in U.S. Magistrate's Improvement which have commanded (a) Deliver to the council an annual Ing by the clerk that the petition is in- Court in Newark, flewa s substantial popular acceptance, has message on the condition and needs of Ihe sufficient or, if amended petition be filed, up to date and the township's Coolahan of the U.S. District Pennsylvania Bank of Phila- agreed upon a Special Charter which, township; until five days thereafter; or, if the peti- Court for the District of New lodged, meanwhile, in Mon- upon enactment by the Legislature, will (b) Preside at oil meetings of the com- tion or amended petition be found to be books are inspected annually The second count charges. delphia. be submitted to the Electorate at the Gen- mittee when he Is En attendance, and ap- sufficient, until it be withdrawn by the Jer The matter was presented mouth County Jail, Freehold, eral Election In November, 1971; now point committees of Ihe committee; Committee of the Petitioner or until re- bv a municipal accountant sey. . Levin with causing false Jud e Coolahan issued war the FBI spokesman said. therefore '(c) Sign bonds, contracts, deeds ond peal of the ordinance by vote of the com- from the State of New Jer- S " statements to be made in a to the Grand Jury by Assis- BE IT ORDAINED by the Township other legal documents, on behall of the mittee or approval or disapproval ot the Committee of the Township of Middle- township and pursuant to law; ordinance by the voiers. sev " town: (d) Have sued other powers and duties, Section 5.7 Submission Jo Committee. 1. A petition to the Legislature ts hereby not inconsistent with the charter, os ma/ Upon a finding by the township that any Councilman Joseph Palaia, authorized for the enactment of a special be provided by or pursuant to the charter. petition or amended petition filed with a candidate from the United oct substantiallbttill y In tthhe f for m ondd contentt t Section 2.B Elective Township Offices. him in accordance with this article is suf- Absentee Ballots To Decide Election which Is annexed hereto and made a part The moyor ond the members of the com- ficient, the clerk shall submit the same to Citizens ticket, in a few mittee shall be the only elective township ihe committee without delay. An initiative heated words with the mayor, MANALAPAN - The final votes, and John J. Engel, Kil- absentee votes are for him. cent M. Buonocore, Thoreau 2. Upon the enactment of this Ordinance offices, they shall be nominated ond ordinance so submitted shail be deemed to '"TV ~,,, u I, i,n _4 "»»* ~~Y_~ e~T_ "^" "ii- mer Drive, with 495 votes. ^'However, I think that the Drive, for an unexpired one- In1Meb |I|UJVMayo>r I•*s* UUIIIauthorizeU 1*.l_dU VIIanWd uidirecteh bx»>*-du t•*o • elected as required by the charter at a hove had first reading and provision shall said although ne had ap- results of the race for the repare ond tite a petition pursuan't t'o- th"-e- general election, or if there is no general be mode for c P*!* hearing for further ^ e-year-term On the • t n AM .Ai i *#iA ill ir.Jt 1.1 proved flf the mfce pajd %hk& toe A close race developed for race will be close: We will year term. Mrs. Quigley ELaws of 1MB, Chapter 199 (NJ.S.A. 1:6- election in a year when an election Is re- consjdj 15J for the enactment of such special act, quired to fill a vacancy, att an eectioelection to to Mr. Poznak for the recrea-, Manalapan -Englishtown the third seat when Louis J. have to wait until this morn- polled 669 votes, while Mr. and the Township Cleric is authorized to be held on the first Tuesday after the first i b 0 r l f attest such petition, that is, In substan- Monday in November ol such yearveer,, imacn ac- «P,nS ?RiydaVs 3m1 s"bmh?ion o. a tion site design, he had taken Board'bFlEdncaaou will not Gartz, Old Queens Blvd., ing to find Qiit," he said. Buonocore received 354. tially the following form: cordonce with the provisions of Title 19 of certified petition by the township1 clerk the issu1MI e in C3UCUS With the Way polled 485 votes, and Robert A SPECIAL ACT relating to the govern- Ihe Revised Statutes. topossan ordinance "- *" *-««*— ""~.— ••"*' be known until the absentee Mrs. Marcia Deitz, Pater- Due to the revised census ment and administration of the Township ARTICLE III re'questecf b~y on initiative petition in sub- vouchers were paid five years balllots are obtained from the H. Werner, Galahad Drive, ers w p A y u son Lane, polling 502 votes, cf Middletown In the County of Mon- Administration stantially the form requested or tctrepeal -l • mithntlWlinoi• • • Ut* nilpsfioIJUbii-lu- - n-u ujb—fV • - polled 484. Harold Davisoh, figures released last year, an mouth„ . Section 3.1 Generally. There,shall be a on ordinance os requested by a referen- defeated incumbent Ernest Englishtown seat on the board WHEREAS, the Township Committee of township administrator who shall be op- dum petition, the clerk shall submit the council or Mr. Sweitzer. Three three-year terms..board secretary, said last Tidier Greenleaf Drive, for the Township of Middletown in the County pointed by the committee to serve ot the ordinance to the voters unless, within ten will be given to Manalapan of Monmouth has petitioned the Legist:.- pleasure of the committee. Prior/to his days alter final adverse action by the lure for the passage of a special law to appointment he shall be qualified by train- Councilman John W. Beek- Were up for grabs yesterday, night that five or six absentee a two-year term. Mr, Teicher Township. However, this provide a new charter for the townshlpi Ing and experience for the duties of his of- with Mayor -with no incumbents choosing ballots, now in the hands of received 415 votes. Time auoweu lor SUCH union, ub me (.use man •i n— . - ,, . -;, — 1* - ••%•, \ ., V. change is expected to take pursuant to .Article IV, Section VII, para- fice. He shall be chosen solely on the Ry, p y, graph 10 of the Constitution of 1947, in ac- basis of his experience and administrative may be, a poper signed by at leost four or Reilly, explained that Mr. to run for reelection for those the county, will be included in By almost a two-to-one two years, so until that time, . cordance with the procedure prescribed qualifications with special reference to his e 0 Poznak was entitled to his terms. Two of the seats were the vote today! the board will "have an extra . by the Laws of 1948, chapter 199/ (R.S. actual experience in, or his knowledge of, ship clerk TTrequesting thaSrrt the petition° b e Pk titld t his T f h t th t td! margin, Mrs. Mary Quigley, 1:6-10 et seq.); and accepted practice in respect lo the duties withdrawn. Upon the filing of such a Passional engineering fee. by Joseph F. Bergen, Mr. Gartz said last night WHEREAS, notice of Intention to apply of his office as hereinafter set forth. At request* the original petition shall ceaso ILJ said it should have been Whitman Blvd.13l , who pollel 1 Kd S556 that hefaows that four of the Holiday Koad, defeated Vm- for the passage of such special low has the time of his appointment, he need not to have any force or effect. been duly published, and 1he original of be a resldenhof the township or Stale, but Section 5.9 General or Special Elections. 1he petition, together with a duly certified during his tenure of office he may reside Any ordinance to be voted on by Ihe vot- copy of the ordinance authorizing the fil- outside the township only with the approv- ers in accordance wllrt section 5.8 of this ing of the same, have been duly presented ol of the committee, article shall be submitted at the next gen- SHOP ACME! ond filed; now therefore Section 3.2 Administrator; Powers and eral election occurring not less than sixty BE IT ENACTED bv the Senate and Duties. The township administrator, sub- days after the date of final action by com- —YOUR "EXTRA General Assembly of the State of New feet to the supervision of the committee, mittee or the expiration of the time Jersey shall: allowed tor action by committee In sec- MEASURE" ARTICLE I (a) Be the chief administrative officer tion 5.8 of this article, as the case may be, MARKET! General Provisions ond Powers of the township; provided that if no election Is to be held Section 1.1 Short Title. This act shall be (b) Appoint and remove all department within 90 days, ihe committee moy in its discretion provide for a special election. known as the Middletown Charter. 1971. heads, the assessor, tax collector, ond all V«UI«lll <5R> COUPON Section 1.2 Effect of Adoption. Upon the other officers end employees for whose Section £.10 Elections Generally. Any'' holiday adoption of this charter by the voters os appointment or removal no other provl- number of proposed ordinances may be, hereinafter provided, the inhabitants of sion Is made by law, subject to approval voted upon at the same election in accor- •f_^^ EXTRA S&H the township of Middletown In the County of the committee; dance with the provisions of this article* of Monmouih, within the territorial limits (c) Direct and supervise the department but there shall not be more than one spe- of the township as heretofore prescribed heads in their administration of the dc- cial election in any period of six months by lawi ond any amendments thereof, pcrtments of the township government; tor such purpose. IUU STAMPS savings plus• III shall constitute a body politic ond corpo- (d) Allocate and assign work and per- 0 0 l bl c l 1 ever n with purchase of 3-lb. fbrewrCpBfp'efuoTsuccession'underfhe sonnel' among" the dep'orfmetifs/subTecTto ^-j.? ?' " f-'J !," ' h' 'm''rf y''!u , ° nam. ..e _ o_«f Middletow.7i jii..—n Township-w- i-i_. Th-i-i._e cor—- th4i—e requirement r—z—•_s o.5f a —n —i—!_:.»i_nadministrativ—e ordinance is to be submitted to the voters or more poratlon shall then be governed by the code or other ordinance adopted by tho of the township at on/ election in accor- S&H STAMPS TOO! rovlslons ot this charter, as defined by committee; dance with this article, the clerk shall cause the ordinance to be published In at fectjon 1.3. (e) Review the cdmlnlsfratlon and oper- least one of the newspapers published or CANNED GENUINE AMERICAN FRESH Sectlon 1.3 Definitions. For the purposes otion ot each of the departments ana rec- , , , . . .. . • L, +i, n- of this act, and for the InterpreFatlon of ommend to the committee from time to circulated tn the township. The publica- inV low, ordinance or resolution oppli- time such measures as may appear neces- f0 oncablV elo two thordinance township/e o runles resolutios then contex oppli t sartimve osucr desirablh measuree fos ra sth mae purposy appeae r onecef ims - ?less" thasJioll.bn tene daynots mor before etnq thne Twentsubmissioy nonr HAM otherwlse requires: proving the efficiency and The e> cf the ordinance or proposition to be REdHrableltinjApnMO 1971,, ia) "Administrative Code" shall meon triejownshlp government;. voted on. I IIMI1 ONE COUPON «n ordinance providing, subject to the <') Review, analyze and forecast trends charter* for the organization or admlnls- of municipal services and finance end the Section 5.12 Ballots. The ballots to be tratlon of the township government, for activities and programs of ell boards, used at such election shall be In substan- *•-the- exercis*-e- o-r- discharg•• • e o...f its functions. .- , commissions ond other municipa. l bodies. tially the following form: - lego'lamb .powers ond duties, or for the monaoement """ reP°rt and recommend thereon to the "To vole upon Ine public question print- or control of Its property, affairs orooi/- committee; ed below, If In favor thereof morfc a cross EXTRA S&H 100% GOVERNMENT INSPECTED r 90 (X) orplus ( + ) orcheck (i^) in the Loin eminent., ' ' " ° " (g) Develop. Install and maintain proc- . . . . - Shoulder $149 (b) "Charter" shall mean this act and Vices and procedures tor ettective mon- square at the left of the word Yes, end if 'STAMPS Cut oil statutory provisions of the Slate of oaement and control of the depart- opposed thereto mork a cross (X) or plus Cut 1 LAMB CHOPS CHUT IAMB MATH! New Jersey which ore now or may here- merits; 1+) or check (f) In the Square to the left otter be applicable specifically to the mi prepare an annual current expense of Iheword No." with SI.50 purchase 100%COV.RNMfNTINSP_CT.D ff\t CRHNWOOO township of Middletown or to all munici- budget ond an annual capital budget for •'Shall the ordinance ( (Indicate whether sub- or more of polities alike, and which are not inconsist- consideration by the committee; milted by- committee Lamb Combo.... n, 59 Breast Lamb..... •_. IV Red Cabbage.. "£*• ent with this oct (') Perform such other functions and Yes d or initiative or refer- FRESH FRUITS MESH (c) "Commltteee" shall meon the gov- ""« as may be prescribed by chorter or endum petition! pro- C C erning body of the township, constituted ordinance. viding for (here Mate and elected pursuant to the charter. Section 3.3 Budget. The township adrnin- nature of proposed or- & VEGETABLES I Lamb Patties....» 59 Lamb Shanks....„• 49 Mint JeHy.Pf?.. (d) "Administrator" shall mean the Istralor shall annually prepare and submit No dinance or proposi- 1 township administrator duly appointed to the committee his recommended: (1) tion) be adopted!1" Rtdeemobt* Ihru April 10.1971 _ 100% GOVERNMENT INSPECTED. pursuantlotfie charter. ^ __ ^ current expense budget and (2) capital I LIMIT ONE COUPON (e) "Deportment" shal! mean an admin- budget. Both documents shall be in such 5.13Eiectlon Results.If a majority of the * r | PER f AMUV istrative organizatio_- n uni- - -t o-f the township. form os shalll be requiredd bytaw law oo rr ordlordl-- S"?,--j.ualifi1 !'d^ "z~;r•'£lt? PT°W!2.° "»l ' 7t '".'=i ' C~" th;L".feW?" ~ "~ pi —dc:? GRADE governmenernment establishedd or designatedd byy nance and sholl IncludIn e appropriate provl- °rdinance shall vote In favor thereof, such or pupursuann t to ththe chartehtr ars a departd-t sions to carry oouu t committee policies ond °rdinance shalf thereupon become valid meritnt . ditdirectivei sT Thhe administrator shall trans- ant( blnd'na ordinance of the township ond (f) "Month" shall mean o calendar mit the budget to the committee/ together 05 mIn. thhe casecase ot othe0Iherrdr ordil - (18 to 22-lbs. month unless otherwise specifically p,ro. h his recommendationsd t ,t withi ttn thho Slff'^ irovislanJ f s of°L two or more wlt approved or adopted at the EXTRA S&H torn turkeys average) vided. time limited by law tor the Introduction of (a) "Person" shBll mean any corpo- inuniclpai'budgetl! Ion conflict, then the measure r ce lvlna the greatest affirmative vote /ation, firm partnership, association, or- Sei.riinn 3114 Btnnrii»>s > nnMt.ii (a/„)» Th TI,e . J , STAMPS DON'T FORGET THESE TURKEY MATE FAVORITES! oonlzatlon or other entity, as well as an . ^"?" - " " W™"?"- shall conTr.•ol. IDEAL VIRGINIA LEI tUNDI COUNm Individual ' " " aflopled budget sholl be administered In with purchase of 1-pkg. (h) "Township" shall meon the town- accordance with the requirements of gen- ARTICLE VI C C ship of Middletown within the boundaries er°'|Q"- ... Transitional Provisions or more of Cranberry Sauce .. *tT 22 Bread Stuffing "5T 31 Sausage Meat ...... * 59 now existing or which may be hereafter (b) The committee sholl provide in an Section 6 1 Committee. The township established pursuant to law. 2??inj?,lr.°tl.v.!..S?,dA?.r.^h.'!I,°,r^™^ commltteemen In office upon the effective LANCASTERBRANDQUALITy, FULLY COOKED poses NYLONS OR [ trativ lotort PANTY HOSE C^"Tiie~preMntlenwTii

tANCASTER BRAND MRESIOI BRAND 1AI> SI* ClAM CIAI OR SHHMf-, e C liday, that day shall be exbiuded. preaudltof all claims and demands £ny"PersonTn office or emp oynien upon Kielbasi ,.ib.69 All Meat Franks.. , CocktdilSi.; ^ « 99 (e) "Writing" and "written" shall In- aoalnst the township prior to payment {he AjdiJe dote of the Sorter 1OBIK'BRAND QUARIiliO StICIO POIK LOW dude prlnllna, typewriting and any oher withouat actiobn by thrne committeem , onn d to1r IttADfO HADDQ& -at dud^prln.lna.typewrltlnganda^other ^Mh .frta I'^", . i"f.&1S. t£ : 1 "ctian"« VolunteVFIre Companies. tMith purchase ol 2 jars or 2 $119 rnode of commun cation us ng poper or such other soleguards of the public trea- i adoption of the charter shall not In similar material which Is In general use, sury as may be required-by general low cans of Ideal or Kielbasi , .Ib. Pork Chops Flounder Fillet.. i.;y i os well as legible handwriting. •. oor.ar as the committee mamaydeey deem appro- r^r^«e7el"V"A\^|gf,)Si privileges or mmuni l thJvol.' WILSON 3AVORT' BRAND LANCASTER BRAND QUALITY IfllADID j- .: m C C Section 1.5 Power). In addition to such prlate. „.„.,., _.H ,_, , „ unteer tire companies or their individual' *,49 Short Ribs of Beef. powers os may otherwise be conferred by 5ection 3.5 Personnel and Purchasing, members I FARMDALE Sliced Bacon.... 69 Fish Cokes .v.i the charier, the township may: The committee shall provide by ord nonce Section 6 S Administrative Code. Within DELICATESSEN FEATURE! (a) Organize and regulate: Its Internal for Ihe organization and administration of 50 davs ajfer j^e elfectlve dote ol the "IN YOUR MOUSE SERVE SCHICKHAUS" GREAT FOR EASTER! offolrs, ond establish, olter and obollsh ol- central personnel and central purchasing char,eV, the committee shall provide by • (Available at offolrs ond establish alter ond abolish ol central personnel and central purchasing h th itt hll id b Rrody to lerve "Party Platters" fices, positions and employments ond de- functions for all township departments. ordinance for the organization ond odmln- I OLIVES AcmeMarkets withDeli's) flnethe functions, powers ond duties i,».^iS,in™.i.ji.. islration of the township government in all meat bologna .. off made to order at all Acmf'jt, u 5n 79' ...theceol-ondjljcjnelr, term, tenure and-j "/f'Sis-", °tS ^n«u TS accordance with the requirements ot Ihe \ RtiletrtMIs thrj ApnllO. 1971 s with Deiicateitent! compensation; Section iA peparlments generally. T([e chorter. Pending.enactment of such an or- IIMII ONE COUPON (b) Adopt and enforce ordinances and committee shall provide by ordinance tor ordinances, the township gov- dinonce or PER WITH COUPON AT LEFT!-SAVE 7c-FLOUR Impose penalties lor violation Ihereof, by the•organization of all of the admin is- ernrncnt m0Y be organized and adrninis- i flneor Imprisonment or both as such tratlve functions, powers and duties of the jered os heretofore. sanctions are authored by general law; township among ond within departments. Secllm 66 Pt,Mm ActIons ona Pnl. HOLIDAY (c) Construct, acquire, operate or mom- Such ordinance, or arnendments thereof, atams. No octlon or proceeding, dvil toin ony and al I public improvements, may allocate, assign and transfer func- or crlm|nal, pending ot the time when this * EXTRA SfitH proiects or enterprises for any public pur- lions, powers and duties of officers and cnarter shall take effect, brought by or f STORE HOURS! pose, sublect to reterendum requirements employees among and within depart- aga|nst jhe township or any agency or of- • 1 gold medal 5 47* All Acme Market! otherwise Imposed by law; men Is. „,„_,_„., M.nri. En,h rt fleer, shall be affected or abated by the • STAMPS (d) Sue and be sued, have a corporale Section 4,2 Department Heads. Each de- aa0Di|on of the charter or administrative I Closed Easter Sunday. seal, contract and be contracted with, Parlment.sWI beheaded by a single exec- S3?.'All ?uch octloni orproceedlnos may \ with purchase of any Open Monday, April 12tli, Sweet Peris 5 '<-." 1 Toothpaste two loaves of Until 6 P.M.! COMPAIP tae£tPeas....:.,.5':£79c Bayer Aspirin..., DAIRY DEPT. FEATURES! may be required for Ihe management ol such lerm a% mayt be proviprovidec d by or pur- in that event the action or proceeding ACME IN SYRUP, DOLE SLICED OR CRUSHED ^^ the_ townshi_ ishlp and the good governmeng t suonsuomt tToO Ihine cnariercharter. iuoiecSubjecit TloO mthe airecdlreo- ™nu ho nr*«becutei d or defended by the thereo); tion ond supervision of the township od- Elnln «f Lgeocf y to which such furrc- SAVE Be-IDEAL (e) Exercise powers of condemnation, mlnistrotor, coch department head shall: I,*™ DOwprs BREAD borrowing and taxation in the manner (a) Organize, direel and supervise the M and dulics are ass'9ncd or provided by general law; work of his department; Cream Cheese (!) Exercise oil powers of local govern (b) Appoinf subordinate ol Referendum Provisions dole pineapple 3 pkg. ^m J M 5«UP. IDIAl CIJSHID. CHUNK OR 7 C IDIAL SLICED Sliced Pineapple.... 3 t! 89 Niblets Corn IDEAL confer the greatest powerrers pofi locol sell- suchn annual anad oneother rreporlo s as may be the township commltlce, by resolullon, to tOtAl "government consistenit wllh the "Con - authoriie-"•"''"'d' or require..I—dJ *..«.-by the» townshi .UI_-.p adJ - be held not "ess than 40 days following the American Cheese ^l 55' C sNtution of this Stale. An,y specifi-,.--•c- enumc. mmIslrolo- - -r • . .. . . ellectlve dale ol this oct. Whole Kernel Corn.. 5 " " 89 Tomato Juke ration ol municipal powers contained in (d. Review and approve bills and dolms Section 7.2 Ballots. The referendum WITH COUPON AT IEFT! SAVE 25c Ihe charter shall not be construed in any against the township for things or services sh0|, be conceded a[ sucn 'potlina places NEW AT ACME! way to limit Ihe general description of delivered to his department; as may bedesignated by the committee by SAVE 14c — COMPARABLE power contoined in Ihis Article, and any (el Administer his department In occor- resolution.'.... . Th—eM committe T.. e may provide with purchase of any volume such specifically enumerated municipal dance with such standards and proce- for the use of either voting machines or of the illustrated VALUE 43c paper ballots at such polling places. The powers shall be construed as In addition dures, and account therefor, as rnoy be SLICED WHITE BREAD and supplementary to the powers con- approved or required by the township od- public question lo be submitted to the vot- lipton tea bags ferred in general terms by this Article, mintstrator. ers sholl be in the following form: COLUMBIA All grants of power to the township, ARTICLE V Shall "An Act re- Super Loaf lUMfftKi: ^^ HABI1VV whethe- - r In the form_.TQ, oOff specifiSpl c enumero- Initiative ond Referendum lating to the gov- e tion or general terms, shall be liberally section 5.1 Initiative Power. The voters of ernment and ad- ENCYCLOPEDIA construed,'as required by the Constitution j fi township mav propose anv ordinance Ideal Flour .'.... 12 39 Cookie Break ... ^45' n ministration af the mfg. • C of Ihls Stale, in favor of the township. and may adopt or reject the same at Ihe iownship of AAid- 22-c Redeemoblelfiru April 10 197} COMPARE! NAIIKO SUCAI RINGS OR ARTICLE II , such power being• known as the In- dictown in the J- loal Governing Body- itiative. Any initiated ordinance may be Yes No Counly of Man- LIMIT ONE COUPOM 29 c Section 2.1 Towmhip Committee; May- submitted to the committee by a petition mouth," known PER FAMILY. Paas Egg Dye kit 39 Cocoanut Bars .. or. The township shall bbee governed by a signed by twenty-five per centum (25%) of' and designated as. townshith... i p committe__ itt_e _ co onsistinn ngq of fivfive the registered voters of the township. the Middletown LIVE & LIFE LIKE BONUS PACK-3-OZ. FREE!-BIRD5 EYE FROZEN committeemefi. The committee shall des- Secliofi 5.2 Referendum Power. The vot- Charter, 1971, be ignoie one of its members as mayor, to crs 5hall also have the power of a relercn- adopted? serve few alerm of one year end until the dum whjCh |s the power to approve or re- ____Section _7. 3 Effectiv.....e Vol_ e If a malorit,y election and qualification of his successor. jGCt ot the polls any ordinance passed by of all the valid votes cast for and against Easter Plants Section 2.2 Election; term. Each com- the committee, against which a refercn- the adoption of this act at such election mitteeman shqll be elected af a general cfum petition has been filed as herein pro- shal I be cast fn favor of Ihe adoption • 25' CASH All Acme's carry a complete variety cool whip election, to serve for a term of three vided. No ordinance passed by the com- thereof, this oct sholl lake eflect and be- of live & life-like Easter plants! years, beginning on January first next fol- mittee, except when otherwise required come operative In accordance witti its * off purchase of pkg. of 100 lANCASTtR BRAND FRO1IN-3AVI 20c (awin.. ving his election__ , excep, t o_s _otherwise by general law, sholl take effect before 15 terms. Ideal Carrots. 3 >>.> I provided b/ the transitional article of this days from the dote of its final passage. If Section 7.4 Validation. All proceedings J Turkey & Gravy J£ 1 IRO1IN CHtXOlATI act, Vaconcles occurring other than by ex- wllhin 15 days atter such final passage a of the "township committee ol the township ! UPTON Hyacinths .p., 98'» 2" JAVIId-fROIlNIOIAL » piration of term shall be filled by Hie re- pelition protesting against Ihe passage of of Mlddlptown, County ol Monmouth, In- maining members ot the committee, by Rich's Eclairs Sf 39° such ordinance shall be tiled with the eluding the elections and qualifications of Broccoli Spears 4 "••"1 ARCTIC HAL FROIIN appointment ot a registered volcr of the township clerk and If the petition shall be Its members, and all actions of tho said S 4 $ 49 . SAVE 24(-fROZEN IDEAL some political party as ttie former In- lUnilJIIIU ^l^l*^ Ulitl IP Illb HbllMVn *J.|U|P IF" I w J MlbiilUVi r . . __ j TEA BAGS Tulips.... ,., 1 \O 3 e cumbent, to serve unlil the next general signed by twenty-live per centum (25%) township committee, relatjng lo this act $ Haddock Fillet '^99 ci ihp roaKtrrer_ t vniprs_ _, . m..._e ordinanc_ e and t.o_ "th ..e * | petition ot the Legislature tor Cauliflower ...... 4 'S: 1 election occurring nal less than 90 days shall be suspended from taking elfcci until the passage of a special oct, and the time 1 AKTIC IIAl HO1EH . I Redeomahie thru April 10, 1971. TA1TE O SEA ftOUH tallowing the vacancy. proceeding, ore had 05 herein provided. • and manner of publication of notice of Irt- C e Section 2.3 Compensation. The com- Section 5.3 Form and Content of Petition, tentlon to apply therefor, ore hereby ratl- J UMII ONE COUPON Lilies Seafood Platter '*V 69 Fish Sticks ,.*T75 mittee may provide hy ordinonce for anAll petition papers circulated for the pur- fied, confirmed and validated, I - PtR FAMILY. annual salary of commitieemen, provided poses of an initiative or referendum shall Section 7.5 Effective Dale. This act shall H»ocimhi. Tulipi, that no ordinance Increasing or decreas- be uniform in size and style. Initialize peti- take effect immediately, subject to the re- lilio. Hrdramjtai, YELLOW RIPE CHIQUITA ing such salary sholl take ctlect prior to tion paper shall contain the full text of Ihe suits of Ihe referendum herein provided. •toiei. & Dohlim the next budget year following a general iropased ordinance. The signatures to In- Following such referendum the township Easter election of which committeemen are fNative or relerendum petitions need not clerk snail forthwith file his certificate of l $ elected.whlch occurs not (ess than 60 days GII be appended to one paper, but to each the results of the referendum on the pub- Plants „, 1",o 2'" nor more thon 120 days after Its adoption, separate petition there shall be attached a lie question with the Secretary of Stale, ..In. addition to such salary,, _commiltccme_ n statement ol ihe circulator thereof as pro- and tho charter shall become operative on bananas may be paid (heir acfual and necessary vided by Ihls section. Each signer or any the first day of the year 1972 next follow- CASH expenses Incurred fn Ihe performance ol such petition paper shall sign his name In Ing a favorable vole determined pursuant 1ARCI VAUMCIA Ihe duties of their office. Ink or Indelible pencil and shall Indicate to Section 7.]. off purchase of 5-lb. bag of l&BCE, WESTERN, ICIDERG Section 2.4 Powers ol Committee,. offer his name his place ol residence by The foregoing ordinance was Introduced Florida Oranges.... 1O.h,49< ioi The legislative* power of the town- street and number, or other description ond passed first reading at a Special GOLD MEDAL Lettuce.., h.^29' ship shall be exercised by Ihe committee. • sufficient lo Identify the place, There sholl Meeting af the Township Committee held IKTRA IAIGI ' . Cllto IAC (b) The committee shall appoint and eppear on eacti petition poper the names on Aprfl 6, 19/1, and will come up for pub C moy remove the municipal clerk, all citi- and uddre_s of live voters, designed os tne He hearing and linal passage ot 0 meeting Pascal Celery tC 29 Red Radishes 1M 25* zen members of the planning boord, the Commitiee ol the Petitioners, who sholl of the Township Committee to bo held on U.I. FANCY. RID 1TATMAM FLOUR Ul . I VIUOW loord of'ad[u&tmenr_ the municipal magis- t)e regarded as responsible for the clrculo- Saturday. April 17, 1971, at 9 a.m.. at I C C trate, municipal attorney, municipal engi- tion and filing ol Ihe petition ond for ils which lime all persons desiring to be Winesap Apples , !* 49 neer ond such other officers as ore re- possible withdrawal os hereinafter pro- heard thereon will be given full oppoiill* 1 Btd«mnbl« \kru April 10.1971. Globe Onions &25 9ulred by the charter to be appointed by vided. Attached to each separat' e DctMlotfilonn nity. v • UMII ONC COUPON ie governing body. The municipol clerk paper Ihere shall be an ollldavit of Ihe ci- b - CARROLL, JR. _ ^^ nrii CAIAIIV •hall serve at the pleasure ol the com-' rculafor tliereot that he, and he only, per- Clerk of the Township* mltteeg sonally circulated the foregolnp poper, April 7 5220.50 State Sewer Plan Ex-Freehold Officer By Matawan MATAWAN - Objections RED BANK, N.J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,1971 Appeals Conviction from the state Department of Environmental Protection TRENTON - Former Free- of having sexual intercourse Ave. was-destroyed by fire have caused a setback in the hold Patrolman, Frederick with a 15-year-old girl at his Feb. 5) You have an ill wife. efforts of Borough Council to Parrish, who has repeatedly home last May 15, 19 and 23 You have this conviction participate in a new tertiary maintained his innocence, and contributing to the delin- against you." treatment sewerage system yesterday filed notice with the quency of a 16-year-oW girl on The judge said he was con- rather than the planned Bay- Appellate Division of Superior various-dates between March vinced Parrish had received a shore Regional system with Court that he is appealing his 1 and May 1, 1970, by alle- fair trial, but that in- an ocean outfall. conviction on four morals gedly giving her alcoholic carceration wouldn't do him p Objections from environ- counts. beverages and attempting to or society any good. mental Commissioner Rich- The 30-year-old black po- have sexual intercourse with The judge said he had re- ard J. Sullivan centered liceman was convicted Dec. 9 her. Both girls, who testified viewed the probation depart- around economics. by an all-white, all-male jury against him, are white.' , ment report carefully and had "I think it's economics," of three counts of carnal After the verdicts were re- read the many letters sent to said Councilman John E. abuse and one count of con- turned, Parrish told The Daily him from fine people: "I am Webster. "They're not using tributing to the delinquency of Register he had been "rail- convinced that your entire life toe. taxpayers' money in the a minor. roaded." up to this incident was ex- Wisest way." He received a suspended Monmouth County District emplary." He went on to explain that sentence and was placed on Court Judge George A. Gray, Parrish, the father of four lie thinks the commissioner is probation for three years. who presided at Parrish's daughters, could have re- encouraging Matawan from . The jury found him guilty trial, said at the time of sen- ceived up to 48 years in pris- using the highest known meth- ^_ _ _ . tencing Feb. 24 that Parrish's on. od of sewerage treatment be- V/Yiitn'c AIJTM if life had "become an exagger- The notice of appeal was cause he is afraid of the ex- X UUII1B r%\iUUl ation of a Greek tragedy. You filed on Parrish's behalf by pense if the rest of the areas lost your job. You lost your Robert I. Ansell of Asbury in the state decide to follow home (his home at 20 Ford Park. suit. Setting Fire ,. Borough Council is in favor Of the tertiary treatment be- At School cause "we'd be one step " FREEHOLD - Two 17- ahead of the state regulations year-old Long Branch, youths and it would help to handle in- yesterday pleaded guilty to dustrial input, said Coun- charges of setting toe to an cilman Donald T. Day. He office at the Long Branch Se- concluded his supporting ar- nior High School March 11. guments by recalling that Joseph M. Novobilski of 624 Richard Alaimo Associates, Conover St., Long Branch, a consulting engineers from Mt student at the school, and Vin- HoBy, "estimate the cost of cent Caruso of 619 Conover upgrading to tertiary treat- St., a former student, entered ment less costly than trans- • " . •••!.'•'.-. ' ' Register Staff Photo their pleas before Monmouth. —"ng effluent to an outfall CALLEY STILL ISSUE — Sign on showroom window of Red Bank automobile dealer indicates that County Juvenile and Domes- the Calley case Is not closed as far as some people are concerned. But/ a woman did enter the show* tic Relations Court Judge Leo Action Delayed room to ask If she had to buy a car to get a "free Calley." Weinstein, who set May 6 for Further discussion of the disposition of the case. natter was postponed until The blaze caused extensive the next agenda meeting. f damage to the office of Assis- Two ordinances were in- tant Principal Thomas Mag- troduced and referred to the Free Calley' Sign at Auto gio. Planning Board for recom- Caruso also pleaded guilty fnendations. The first is an to a charge of trespassing on amendment to a zoning ordi- school property. s nance. It regulates the loca- Assistant Prosecntor John tion of taverns and ham- Agemcy Conveys Message W. Applegate appeared for • or ice cream drive-in the state. Stanley Cohen of Efib SAW-TK'Sgn is painted in'shoe polish across \ an came in and asked if she had to buy a car to get a "Free Long Branch represented he second measure would the showroom Window of Labrioja Motors on Newman Springs Calley'. She didn'tknow what it was, but she wanted one!" Novobilski and Franklin A. '«pand the Planning Board Eoad. Mr. Goldman, who served in the U.S. Marines during the Goldstein of Asbury Park rep- from seven to nine members. resented Caruso. It; would add' two more citi- .' Itsays^FreeCalley. ' Korean conflict, says that he once was "very hawkish, ex- zens appointed by the mayor The issue of the My Lai incident continues locally. tremely pro-war." " ' •'.""We.iiel very strongly that Lt. Calley didn't get a fair "Now," he says jokingly, "I'm a chicken hawk - I'm all to the current four. In addi- w Egg Hunt Set tion, the terms of eacli would 6teKe, '^|K«M^eri;3?Ml Goldman. ''So we wanted to do for the war, but I don't want to go. But, seriously, I'm starting b panded fi#ni.Jour,tp six to wonder why we're there." For Saturday ^^^^,4nylhing that other guys wouldn't Coming-back to the Calley trial, Mr. Goldman says he BED' BANK - The annual" do in tlj^gme gituatort, ¥of pine and ••-*--sinc-e 1963 and is designated- Ceremonies such as in-ser- Medical Home residents echo years of service. She was head clerk in the of- Mr. Irwin added that Miss Foy holds the laurel will open its doors to for the'chronically ill, mainly vice education graduations the philosophy prevalent fice of the jury commission. jecorif orjiOJitinu£dj;Qunty_emploj!ment receive its first worshippers elderly, who are of limited in- will be held in the chapel. A there. "To accomplish the' Both received resolutions and diamdnd Superior Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill, in 18 years on Easter Sunday. come. • wedding for the daughter of a real purpose of our institution, pins from the freeholders. the assignment judge, praised Mrs. Hope for loolCosts Situated on the grounds of Major Use Set patient is in the offing. there must be a constantly No Sick Absences her many years of service. the Geraldine L. Thompson The chapel will be in Church groups and young moving spirit of sensitive, re- In presenting a framed resolution to Miss Medical Home Jn Allenwood, frequent use in the future, people's organizations will sponsible service and a grow- "You have served the people and the Approved In the patients' chapel: will fie Mrs. Anderson said. Regular sponsor programs, it was said ing concern of man for man," Foy, Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin courts of Monmouth .County well," he said. formally reopened at 2:00 interfaith services will be held by Mrs. Elizabeth Sellars, Mrs. Anderson has stated. noted that she had served in county govern- "You did your best to promote the jury system p.m. on April 11. The public is and Catholic Masses will be who is in charge of yolunteers The loyalty and faithfulness ment without being absent from work because in the county." Eatontown invited to join the home's resi- said by the Rev. Raymond R. at the Thompson Home. of the staff of the Medical ' EATONTOWN - The re- dents, staff and volunteers at Home are exemplified in the Vised 1971-72 school budget of the service. The Rev. J.E. . new program of activities in $2,399,320 has been approved McFarland of the Allenwood the "new" chapel, is the com- by the Board of Education. Church Will officiate. ment of Robert C. Wells, Di- i The original school budget The chapel was built in 1922 rector of the Monmouth Coun- approved by the board Ja- and used as such until 1953. At ty Welfare Board. nuary 25 was cut by the may- that time it became necessary or and council by $55,000. to use it for an occupational . Under the revised budget, therapy .workshop because of appropriations will be lack of space in other build- Goldwater $2,213,463 for current ex- ings at the Allenwood Hospi- penditure; $24,500 for capital tal, as the institution was Will Try outlay, and $161,357 for debt called then. service. A patient-initiated.project, To be raised by local tax- the chapel was built through Once More ation will be the amount of gifts of labor and materials. WEST LONG BRANCH - $1,289,656. Other revenues are Now in 197} the restoration U.S. Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- listed as federal aid, $500,000; has been also achieved Arizr, is expected to speak at state aid, $589,664; tuition through the combined and Monmouth College before the Charges, $27,000; and mis- contributed efforts of the staff end of the school year. cellaneous, $3,000. , and volunteers. Sen. Goldwater cancelled The board also adopted the Donations to date have in- three engagements here this 1971-72 teacher's salary guide cluded church pews. Funds year and after the last one, in under which bachelor degree are being accepted by the March, he offered to arrange holders will start at $7,700 and auxiliary to the Thompson a fourth date when he would will rise in 14-step increases Home: Employes Have given appear without charge. to $13,000 per annum; mas- their own timeJp refinishing A college spokesman said ter's degree holders will start floors and woodwork. yesterday the senator has at $8,500, rising in the same Gilts Needed been recovering from an oper- number of steps to $13,700; Other gifts are needed, ation and when recuperated, and holders of doctorates will however, according to Mrs: will make arrangements with start at $9,300 and will rise to Edith Anderson, adminis- the college. ?14,500. trator. A high-backed chair for a minister, a lectern, new hymnals and a vacuum clea- 1 ner are among the needs. Historical Unit 4 Incumbents The home originally was a Win Balloting county tuberculosis sanata- To Show Film rium which was opened on MARLBORO - The Marl- NEW SHREWSBURY - June 10,1922. In 19,68, all tu- boro Historical Committee The four unopposed Tinton bercular patients were trans- will show a film, "A Home in Falls Regional Board of Edu- ferred to Glen Gardner, the READY FOR REOPENING — The'Yustic chapel Our Heritage," at its meeting cation incumbents were re- state institution in Hunterdon tonight at 8 o'clock in the Cen- turned to their seats in .light County. •';', ." • for patients ot the Geraldine L. Thompson Medic- tral School, Rt, 79. LADIES IN RETIREMENT — Congratulations from the Board of Freehol- balloting yesterday, The Home was named after al Home, Allenwood, restored for its formal re- Mrs. Alyce I.athrop, chair- ders for their long years of service to the county are bestowed by Direc- Keith W. Olson scored 59 Goraldine' L. Thompson in opening on Easter Sunday, is viewed by Mrs. Ed- man of the committee, said tor Joseph C. Irwin on Mrs. S. Maude Hope, Deal, left, head clerk of the votes; Geoffrey Wood, 61 nonor of the late Mrsi Thomp- ith Anderson, administrator/ left, and Mrs. Eliza- she particularly wants young MOnmouth County Jury Commission for 35 years, and Miss Lorretta Foy, votes; Alfred Garrctt, £6 son, a renowned pioneer in beth. Sellers, director of volunteers. Built In 1922, people to view the color film, Freehold/ senior probate clerk In the surrogate's office, with 52 years of *otes and John McDermott, 60 public health and welfare in the chapel has been used since 1953 as an occupa- which deals with bow people votes. service. Both ladles retired April 1, and received resolutions and diamond Monmouth County. It has .tlpnal therapy workshop. lived in the 1700s. pins from the freeholders. 14 The Daily Register, Red Bank-Middlctown.N. J_ Wednesday, April 7,1971 Around the Course in Benefit Strides women's committee) and Mr. mv favorite. , G. Wright son (looking like a the Monmouth Park Jockey started at the driveway. A the grounds of which the Car- 1 To appreciate, you must-' By Marguerite Henderson very feminine Nathan Detroit Club. The chairmen are Mrs. nation Ball will be held); Dr. .and Mrs. Peter Cartmell, covered canopy led to the make the scene. A clue conglomerate com- in cuffed slacks and man- Amory L. Haskell Jr., Mrs. mansion's front "door that was and Mrs. Paul Kreutz, Mr. Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. Ron- mittee gal might drink Cadil- County styled vest in navy blue wool Philip""!!. Iselin, Mrs. G. Bark- opened by a butler-for-the- and Mrs. Kenneth Twyman, ald Seltzer, Oakhurst, and Mr. lac cocktails and wear a pin-striped with lavender and er Seeley and Mrs. Bernard B. night who took coats and di- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arm- •and Mrs. Harold P. Schlenger, League Logic worn with a ruffled lilac silk White. strong, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Middletown. man's Panama straw hat low rected us to the balcony-in- How smart of the Mon- over her forehead to proUd Fare shirt) and Mrs. Ralph Fox Mrs. White has scheduled the-round (above a spacious Dempsey, Mr. and Mrs. John A dinner for some 80 guests her Sartin-softened skin. Or so bearing the good news - and an executive committee meet- Muller, Dr. and Mrs. Edward was hosted in the Essex Club moutli Symphony League to t . *..' tv«i-$„;,*. ,Xf"'~?.. reception hall) where cock- forego the pros and cons of I decided, Friday, at a lunch- formance of "Follies," the the description - of a piece ing in her Locust home for tails were served. From there Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert beforehand by Mr. and Mrs. donated to the cause by S. Friday, April 16. Ballou, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leon Kranztohr (he is presi- mini skirts vs. hot pants Vs. , con meeting hosted by Mrs. Stephen Sondheim musical one had a spider's eye view of long looks vs. short tempers. Marvin E. Broder in her Oak- that justopened to great re- Marsh Jewelers of Millburn. a handsome centrally sus- Mullaney, Mr. and Mrs. Tan- dent of the Garden State Bal- hurst home behind the holly views. They're arranging for It's a 14 carat solid gold, jade Cool Place pended blue and crystal chan- ner Davanzo, Mr. and Mrs. let) and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Instead, their April 22 hedges. a parly bus (an optional) to and cultured pearl two-strand The Governor's Mansion, delier, a roaring fire and Jeremiah Murray and Mr. S. Puder, Then came the bal- luncheon in the Old Orchard The women were there to transport guests to and from opera length necklace valued Sea Girt - What a cool place round dinner tables below - and Mrs. Kenneth Krauss. let's performance in Sym- Inn, Eatontown, will feature apply the polish to the April 2S the city. They're compiling a at $375. for a game of hide and seek. these decorated, as were the The Krausses are in charge of phony Hall (for which such jewelry created by Kenneth J. New York theater benefit for souvenir journal (Mrs. Eobert For information and/or re- Or sliding down the mahogany rooms themselves, with can- Ball reservations. New York City Ballet stars as Lane "(about whose genius the Children's Psychiatric Eisner. Ked Bank, currently servations for the New York banister (With three different dles and masses of pale pink Violette Verdy, Edward Vil- there is no dispute) from Cla- Center, Eatontown. But be- Palm Beach-ing it, is far in. theater benefit call Children's designs of hand-turned paint- carnations. • Hostess Today lella and Conrad Ludlow vol- ser's Glitters, located at the ' tween their comings and their the lead with more than $700 Psychiatric Center, now. unteered their talents) follow- Beauty In, Fair Haven; an- ed balusters). Or for cozying- At one of these tables we Mrs. Martin Alperin is host- ed by a champagne reception goings and yes'ings and worth of advertising to her up in front of a fire. Or for a joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank ess today in.her Middletown tiques selected by Cesare no'ings, I noted that with her .sales credit). They've re- Portugal Gal for guests ana performers al- Dell'Agata of the Down Under wedding. Or a great party. Or Walsh, now permanently of home for a luncheon and shop- ike. ankle-length skirt and soft bel- served Rainbow Room space We met Mrs. Irwin Spell- receiving the news of your Sea Girt, and Mr. and Mrs. at-home fashion show staged shop, Fair Haven; and cus- ted jacket, Mrs. Walter Keade at ISO Rockefeller Plaza for man, Holmdcl, in the Lincroft nomination for presidency of Ed Wiegand and Mr. and Mrs. by Mrs. Sue Murphy, Keans- Blue Heaven tom-made frames designed by Jr. was wearing her "signa- serving a late night supper. Acme, Monday, just back the United States — as did James Fittin of Short .Hills burg. Guests include Mrs. Jer- Robert Imlay, also situated ture chapeau" (a man's white They've asked Mrs. I. Ralph from her trip to Portugal - Woodrow Wilson. and Sea Girt-by-season. Let it ry Klein, Mrs. Ronald Platt, Millie and Ed Grant's Ci- Down Under. bat with patterned scarf as Koxj Rumson, to decorate the where she enjoyed the sights, Yup. Guess I'm just one of here be mentioned (to offset Mrs. Abraham Collis, Mrs. nema III. White St., Red Mrs. Milton Conford, Elbe- headband), that Countess tables. And they've booked the scenery and such Portu-. those sentimental types who my sentiments) that Mr. Fit- John Husband, Mrs. Leon Dis- Bank, is a snug, cozy Anatole BuxhoevQden by- ron is chairman of this, in- Lester Lanin and his orches- guese fare as clams and pork hate to see something beau- tin was of the opinion that the cavage, Mrs. Leonard Frenza, theater with patterned and augural luncheon, proceeds of passed other aperitifs fora tra to play for suppertime (combined in a tasty dish), tiful and significant destroyed Governor's Mansion would Mrs. Vincent Britt, Mrs. Tul- plain blue carpeting through- mixture of Scotch and milk (a which will support the MOn- stepping. white asparagus (eaten with by the wrecker's ball - as the crumble with merely one ley Bagarousy, Mrs. Robert out — even climbing the mouth Symphony Orchestra. drink she recently learned is Are the corners of your petite pincers), and an assort- mansion is scheduled to be large Wham! McCurdy and Mrs. Joseph Ky walls! Triple-tiered topiary labeled a Cadillac in the T mouths turned up?. ment of custards and finger- this month.!But now, as a re- Oh well, I liked him any- rillos. trees by the canopied en- SORORITY MEETING trade) and that one of the Among miles of smiles at Jickin' pastries. She volun- sult of Saturday's party in the how. trance are handsome. The fairest faces in Monmouth Friday's luncheon were those teered this information only house (main portion of which Others among the elite 100 made-to-or^er stained glass LONG BRANCH - The, stays that way with spring on the faces of Mrs. Philip H. after I told her our 12-year-old was built as the N.J. exhibit included Carnation Ball chair- Fine Night work in the lobby is pure Gamma Omicron Chapter of and' fall pore cleaning at Ja- IseluvMFs,- Frederick B. Fin- has a report due on Portugal , at the "Meet Me in St. Louis" men Mr. and Mrs. William Among those who waltzed camp. And the collection of Beta Sigma Phi will meet net Sardin's, New .York City, kenstaedt, .Mrs. Bernard and I wondered what dishes I Fair) at least I can say I saw. Loughran (he's the PR man up to Newark last Friday for old movie entrance glossies here April 13 in the home of where they also apply certain Grad, Mrs.J David Godvin, could whip up by way of illus- it — and stepped inside the and decorator par excellence a Garden State Ballet gala and earlier memorabilia are Mrs. David Vallin. A film OB stimuli to tone up all of the Mrs. Bernard White, Mrs. tration. governor's suite with its sit- who even has Gov. William T. were Count and Countess priceless. But the roller piano ecology will be shown, follow face's 55 muscles! The CPC Howard Young, Mrs. I. Wil- ting room, bath and six-win- Cahill's inaugural ball to his Anatole Buxhoeveden (she to the left of the screen (for ed by "lecture and discussion, committee, however, is con- liam Lane (wearing a deep A Winner. dowed bedroom. credits); the Rev. J. Fred- was chairman of the benefit's use with silents, perhaps?) is Members may bring guests, • centrating only on those facial slit deep brown midi skirt and Since the Turf Charity Ball The party (a formal Chan- crick Child, St Mark's pas- muscles that work to make matching vest she "bought in first saddled-up in 1947, over ticleer-catered dinner and tor; Col. and Mrs. George big smiles. So. . . they have Paris in the fall"), Mrs. Jack two million dollars has been dance for committee stal- Brown (he is the superinten- reserved some 400 front and Saltzman (getting set to visit raised for local charities and warts planning the Aug. 7. dent of-the Sea Girt National center seats in the Winter Spain this spring), Mrs. Lois medical facilities. This year Carnation Ball to benefit St. Guard Training Camp, where Garden Theater (and already HJs-Her Fashions Levy, Mrs. Ralph Berman, the gala will be on July 31 in Mark's parish,.Sea Girt) the mansion is located and on sold' a large portion of them) Mrs. Stanley Edeiken, Mrs. for the April 28 evening per- Kurt Hofmann, Mrs. William n Easter Parade COLONIAL ASBURY PARK - Male from both men's and women's Male winner's will Ire fashions, which vie with fe- fashion fields will ride along awarded citations in tf|<8 •COFFEE SHOP & RESTAURANT male modes in color and nov- the Boardwalk, making pre- "Fashion Fellowship." "•* Under New Ownership elty, will come into their own liminary style selections, said It was pointed out by City • Lunch Served 11 to 4 .on the Asbury Park Board- William Bruno, city beach di- officials that no formalentry is necessary to take part In • Dinner to o walk Easter Sunday when the rector, with the final choice to popular Annual Fashion Pag- be made On the stage of Con- the style selections. Finalists Family Dining at Prices to Fit Your Budget eant also will feature awards vention Hall. will be chosen by the judges who will- make, their /wa'Ji Counter Service—Booths & Tables for the best dressed men. Festivities are expected to 1 The city-sponsored annual get underway about 2 p.m. on1 along the Edardwilk in riee/ Easter promenade on the As- Easter Sunday with, the public; trie trams from among ihij Holmdel Village Shops bury Park Boardwalk, which invited tp.withe'ss! the; Cori-5 thousands of Boardwalk stroP on Ktyport-Holmdel Rd. Hoftudd traditionally marks the offi- vention Hall finals' wljthotij lers on Easter Sunday. .,, •.-,., Parking In Rtar at Sprlnj Vall«yRd.Phon»»46-«11 cial opening of the resort sea- cost.' Seat^. are being made Honorary. tnemtyijrs Orttfe son along the New Jersey available oh a first come - committee for the(,ev(fiit m-I Coast, will include this year first served basis, it was an- elude Mayor Joseph F. 'Mav the selection of the 10 best nounced. tice, Councilmen Raymond dressed men, along with es- City Trophy Kramer, Dr. Henry J. Vac- tablished awards for the 50 fe- Awards for the winners will caro, Edward R. English, As- . male style selectees. include the City of Asbury cenzio K. Albarelli, city man- City Manager Samuel Sici- Park Trophy to the top winner ager Samuel Sicilians and liano said the men's event will in the ladies division and the beach director William Bruno. RANNEY SCHOOL have support from the newly presentation of silk rosette reorganized Asbury Park emblems to all of the 50 style CARD PARTY Chamber of Commerce. A selectees, as a permanent me- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - i record throng of participants mento for all finalists. The Matawan Township Aux- is expected to take part in the iliary of Bayshore Community Grades K-l-Rumson style selections. Officials of the Asbury Park Hospital will have a malt- Chamber of Commerce said jongg and card party April 15 Sponsored by the City of As- that the winner in the men's bury Park, the Easter event at 8 p.m. in St. Benedict's. fashion division will receive a School, Holmdel. There, will this year will mark the 36th complete wardrobe and fur- Grades 2-12-New Shrewsbury annual staging of the colorful be door prizes and a Viennese, nishings, with neckties going buffet table. Tickets are avail- :Register Stoff Photo promenade which each year to all of the finalists, ana that \ . « attracts thousands of style- able from Mrs. Patricia Wex- MAIL TIME — Members of the Auxiliary of the Campership Program of other awards will be made to ler, 47Fordham Drive. .. . > conscious visitors from a wide the top female winner. New Jersey State- accredited the Community Service Council address fund-raising literature, left to area and is the focal-point for right, Mr"s. Howard Shelley,. Middletown; Mrs. Paul Reussille, Red Bank, fashion writers and style ex- Finalists in the women's and Mrs. Eugene E. Wills, River Plaza, auxiliary! chairman. The program perts who seek out fashion fashion selections will be NURSING HOME: provides camping experience for Monmouth Courtty underprivileged cliilr' trends for the corning season. made members of the "Orderf • 24 Hour Cire of the Blue Orchid;" a nation- drer>. Donations may be addressed to the council,16 Spring St./ Red Bank. A committee of style judges al style sorority which was originated'at the; time the NAVESINKHOUSE H Fashion Promenade was first 44 RIVERSIDE AVt.BEDBANk- "Iranian Social Worker staged in Asbury Park in 1935. 842-3400 ' •' JnOl Visits Welfare'Board NEW SHREWSBURY - and planning, and other su- macy, and placing of the el- Miss Shanaz Hatamzadeh, a pervisors. derly in institutions, acts of social worker irom Teheran, In May, the attractive 27- "shame." However, she said Gladiolus Iran observed social work ac- year old social worker will re- the industrialization of her tivities here at the Monmouth turn to Teheran, and will be- country and the moving of County Welfare Board, 106 come a supervisor of 50 to 60 people from small villages to Apple St. jaiid compaFed'The wrkors-4n-the. welfare, pro- larger cities are. cceating-a social problems of Iran and graih. which is administered real need for welfare' pro- the United States. by the Iranian Ministry of La- grams. bor and Social Affairs. During her year of study and work in BENEFIT ACCTION She has been in this country the United States, she was at MATAWAN - An Antique since March 1970 on a scholar- Western Reserve University JACKETS Auction, "Furniture & Gorgeous Dutch glads that are sure to ship from the Council of Inter- • School of Social Work, Cleve- Things" will be heid at the bloom. Plant them now for a beautiful national Programs. The Mon- land, Ohio; a welfare depart- Don Quixote Inn, Rt., 34, April garden all summer long. Or choose from mouth County Welfare Board ment in Ashtabula, Ohio, dnd 20 at 8:30 p.m. Monies raised our selection of other Dutch Bulbs. RAINCOATS was chosen, for her visit be- is now an associate social from the auction will benefit Even our prices will make you happy. • Many Styles To Choose From cause of the emphasis on so-. worker at the Veterans' Ad- the Monmouth County Chap- ' cial service and training rath- ministration Hospital in East ter of the Children's Asthma • Polyester & Cotton Mixes er than only financial assis- Orange., Research Institute and Hospi- tance. tal (CARIH). Tickets may be LAWES • Cire Nylon • Crinkle Patent In comparing society in Iran to that of the United purchased from Mrs. Paul ^, 747-1030 • Zipper, Button or Snap Style The functions of the county States, Miss Hatamzadeh Briiler 6 CoUingswood Road, Welfare Board were described noted that a strong sense of Mrs. R.L. Hutchins, 3 584 RIVER ROAD to Miss Hatamzadeh by Ben family responsibility made McDonald Road, both of Marl- FAIR HAVEN boro. Berzin, supervisor of research, desertion, divorce, illegiti- (fAIRHAVlH STORE OHIY)

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' der include four cups of sacra- mon and wine, representing cup of wine, the Cup of Elijah, County are joining their mental wine, bitter herbs to the mortar used by the Israel- expressing hope for the com- The eating of Matzoh, ites in Egypt. ing of the prophet which brethren around the world or unleavened bread, is in be dipped into salt water and this week in preparing for the eaten, symbolizing the mea- The purpose of all these, as means universal peace and memory of the flight pf the of Passover itself, is the tell- understanding. joyous feast of Passover, Jews who left Egypt without ger diet (the greens) and the which begins at sundown tears (salt water) of fore- ing of the tale of the Exodus. Gratitude for the emer- waiting for their bread to rise. It ends with an enumeration gence of the State of Israel Friday. Some of the matzoh is hid- fathers; a roasted shank bone Households, in ancient tra- meaning the Pascal sacrifice; of the miracles wrought by will also be noted at this night den at the start of the ritual, the Almighty for the forma- ', of Passover. dition, are being cleared of all to be found by a child for des- an egg, symbolic of the festi- ; 'leavened foodstuffs anti val sacrifice brought in the tion and. redemption of His Year after year, the ancient sert; (the lucky child, of people. ' women are busy planning the course, receives a reward.) temple, and a mixture of story is retold. festive Seder, ceremonial home dinner, which marks the start of the eight-day celebra- tion, Called the "happiest of all holidays," Passover com- memorates the liberation of the Jews from Egyptian sla- very. Scripture tells us that, at the time of a famine, Jacob sent his sons to Egypt to purr chase food; they also asked permission to let their flocks graze, for the pasture lands in Canaan were barren. Only 70 persons arrived with no in- Register Staff Photo tention of staying - but in CHILDREN CELEBRATE — Youngsters of Congregation B'nai Israel, time, their number multiplied Rumson, hold Seder of their own to initiate Passover season. Seated from' and they became a "mighty left, are Joel Tracy, 10, Shrewsbury; Michael Landy, 9, New Shrewsbury, people." and Steve Chernow, 10, Middletown. Serving traditional foods is Stephene The Egyptians feared them Meiselman, 9, New Shrewsbury. and subdued them with forced labor and great sufferings. : The Jewish people, it is written, cried to God for. help and He heard them, ordering Moses to go to Pharoah and demand release of his people. Pharoah refused and Moses Springtime is foretold of the 10 plagues which would overtake the Egyptians. Growing time... . They did1, and many per-. ished. The last was the death of the first-born sons of all and so is Egyptians - a great cry went up-and Pharoah finally or- dered Moses to take his Baby Boutique people out of the land. That's the story of the liber- , FAMILY FESTIVITIES —Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lanksy of Colts Neck, members of, Monmouth Reform ation of the Jews as cele- Temple, New Shrewsbury, prepare gala Seder, table for Friday night's feast at the start of Passover. brated at the Seder .... its Nina, 12, helps her mother and son James>,14, Is ready to [oin in celebration. ' ERIN SHAW rituals, remembrances, spe- cial foods and family reunions In the near future we are opening our new toddler and children's department, featuring famous all combine to make it joyous. brand merchandise in sizes 2-4 and 4-6x. , For Passover symbolizes Start your garden now with the unique "Raja Miniature Greenhouse" now on display. the unity of the Jewish people, Shattered Dream 129 MARKHAM PLACE Dear Ann Landers: I am a to tailor your fantasies so that The women who had the Ask Ann Landers. Send for LITTLE SILVER 20-year-old bride, married they lineup more closely with best marriages adjust very her booklet, "Love Or Sex Controversial only three months, and my what you have. Your love- well to widowhood. They can And How To Tell The Differ- BABY BOUTIQUE problem is one I can't bring making is falling between the make little jokes about the ence." Send 35 cents in coin Film Slated myself to discuss >vith anyone. chairs of a dream man and oddities of their dear departed and a long, self-addressed, I'm an ind-fashibned girl who the guy you married. ; mates. They do so easily, with stamped envelope with your RUMSON- "High School,"' saved heriielf for marriage. I no self-consciousness and no request. the {controversial documen- looked forward to my wedding feeling of disrespect because tary film by Frederick Wise- night for years, fantasizing by they know they had a good man, will be presented at the hour about how glorious it marriage, and their friends Rumson-Fair Haven High would be. Well, Ann, it was a Ann know it, too. Print this, Ann. School April 13 at 8 p.ro huge disappointment. And it Everyone who is honest will hasn't gotten any better. I'm admit that he sees himself in MEN'S •There will be a panel dis- beginning to think maybe we Landers your column at some time or cussion after the film. The are doing something wrong. another. I wonder how many panel will include Newton There must be more to id than women will see themselves in MAINLAND Beron, assistant superinten- this. your column today. - Alone EASTER Dear Ann Landers: My But Not Lonely OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 dent of the school; Miss Roch- I've mentioned my feelings cousin married at age 18. She elle Robinson, "teacher and to my husband and he says I came to my house last week Dear Alone: Interesting THURSDAY AFRIbAY 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY former student, and Mrs. Guy should grow up. According to in tears. They have been mar- how death improves people, SPECTACULAR Lucian, guidance counselor. him I've read too many novels ried only two months and she isn't it? I'm printing your let- SATURDAY 10-6 AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER and seen too many movies. He ter but I can promise you that The students selected are is afraid of her husband. It claims married sex isn't all seems he slaps her around few women who see them- Henry Handler, senior and that great and anyone who selves today will admit it. president of the Student Coun- and twists her arms when .she says it is is either lying or talks back to him. He told her Thanks for writing. IN TIME FROM cil; Jeffrey White, senior and bragging. He also let nje know How will you know when chairman of the project com- that this is the way all the I expect too much from a guy men in his family treat their the real thing comes along? mittee of the Student Council, who has to get up in the mom FOR WASH.,D.C. ,and Margot Kahn, junior and wives and it works beau- vice president of the Girls' ing and go to work.. tifully. He proclaimed with Athletic Association. Right now I'm so confused I considerable pride that there • don't know what to think. Is hasn't been-a divorce in his Silver SELLING OUT... THE ENTIRE STOCK OF EAST . Also expected are a mem- he right, Anh? I'm depending family for 60 years. Please, ber of the Board of Education on you to tell me the truth. - comment.—D. Moines Wedding EMBASSY MEN'S SHOPS, AN EXCLUSIVE SHOP CARRYING and a, member of the Senior Disenchanted In Chapel Hill Dear D.: No divorces in 60 Citizens' Committee. The • Dear Dis: Well, dearie - years, eh? Any murders? A Marked UP TO THE MINUTE FASHIONS & STYLING .Home and School Association the truth is somewhere in be- woman who lets her husband will underwrite the cost of tween. Married love isn't all slap her around and twist her LITTLE SILVER - Mr. showing the film and admis- orchids - but neither is it rag- arms is sick. And it's inter- and Mrs. Lambert Gieseke, sion will be free to parents weed. It can~"be, on occasion, esting how often these sick 128 Parker Ave., observed and students. either - or both. My advice is women find men who will ob- their 25th wedding anniver- A FANTASTIC DON'T MISS THIS. lige. I'm in favor of all these sary April 4 at Luther Me- nuts marrying each other and morial Church, New Shrews- leaving the sane people alone. bury. The Rev. Donald Biggs STOCK GREAT SAlt•••• Dear Ann Larders: I am a spoke briefly to the celebra- senior in college and going ting couple, after which they with a wonderful young man renewed their marriage vows. who is in graduate school. We' A reception followed-the ser-. plan to be married this sum- vice. • 'RAINCOATS mer. He wants to give me a Mrs. Jack Sievers of Long ring for my birthday, which is Branch was in charge 'of; the next month. Rod works part arrangements. She was assist- •WNDBREAKER time and has very little \»xtra ed by Mrs. William Pink and money. His mother has some Mrs, William Molteni. Mrs. beautiful jewelry, and she Cooper McCarthy and Mrs. BYCALVERT wants me to have one of her George Curchin of Little Sil- JOHN WEITZ large diamonds. I don't want ver, and Mrs. Robert Berg- MAVEST BY LAKELAND, JOCKEY, a large diamond. I'd rather mann of Silver Spring, Md., BOTANY PLYMOUTH, GOLF PRO cut the cake. The Misses Ja- EAGLE have a small pearl - some- OLEG CASSINI PANTl thing Rod bought himself. My net Gieseke and Kathy Pink LENARDO served the punch. AND MORE mother says I'm crazy. What CARDINAL THE ORIGINAL PRICE do you say? — Simple .Stella The couple was married at SUITS • Columbus, Neb., April 7, 1946; SOME IMPORTS VAL. TO 250.00 Dear S.S.: Since it is Rod AND They have one daughter, Ja- SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED you are marrying, and not his net, who is a seventh grader: 1/OOFF father, I say you should have in the Little Silver Schools. WIDE LAPEL SHAPED LOOK PANT a ring he can afford. Hold out SIZE 3710 46 • / Al ORIG. PRICE for the pearl, girl. < SETS Dear Ann Landers: Re- Programs cently you printed a letter from a widow who com- Outlined MENS MEN'S plained because her friends MATAWAN -.The Bay- MEN'S had suddenly disappeared and shore Section, National Coun- she is alone. When her hus- cil of Jewish Women, received SUCKS band was alive, she said, they some direction and support DRESS ITALIAN led a very active social life, for one of their community but now that she can no long- service projects at a recent CASUAL DRESS er entertain, "nobody wants a meeting. Mrs. Jayne Bidgood, KM SHIRTS fifth wheel!" BYIEE-SELBY SHIRTS BY DAMON director of volunteer services SEBR1NG • RESTON I'm a widow in my mid-fiO's at Marlboro State Hospital, SOLIDS-STRIPES LUCIAN PICCARD and many of my friends have showed slides, outlined volun- BRAZEN - LEVI BY THE FINEST MAKERS LEONARDO STRASSI lost their mates. I've ob- teer programs and services JAYMAR-AND MORE served the happy widows and OLEG CASSINI offered at the hospital. PERMANENT PRESS BY DAMON W the lonelv ones, and 1 know The program was presented &MORE \ why the lonely ones are con- by Mrs. Rodman Kober, vice ANDRINI DRESSES sidered social liabilities. They EXCELLO DRESSES are depressing to be around president of community ser- vices, Mrs. Burton Wolpin, di- AS ENRO because they feed on self-pity rector of community services, ARROW and want their friends to com- fi and Mrs. Arthur Rosengarten, LOW miserate with them. AS 400 project coordinator for the & MANY MORE FIRST LINE One woman in particular VALTO Western Pants Bayshore Sections volunteers •AVAL, TO AIL SIZES PANTY HOSE used to complain incessantly to Marlboro Hospital. 45.00 about her husband when he T^ 29.95 VAL. TO 19.95 was alive. He was a terrible stick-in-the-mud - "never wanted to ,go any place, tight 35 Violinists with money, hard to get along with." Now that he is gone, To Perform fORMAL TIES suddenly he was a (jreamboat. RUMSON- IliMusic Spon- They had the most wonderful sors will meet Monday at 1 UNDERWEAR NU-MIL'S marriage in the world. Never p.m. in the Knollwood School SHIRTS , AIL FIRST LINE MERCHANDISE a cross word. (Slio forgot Auditorium, Hance Koad, Fuvlory Onllvl anil Discount Shni' about the,lime she threw a Fair Haven, when 31) violinists "PAJAMAS 30 BRIDGE AVENUE RED BANK bowl of potato salad at him at from the KnoUwood and Wil- OppMlttH.R. Station "Off Str»»t Pirklnn" a DAIl picnic and he got, mad low St. .schools will perform Trft!l ;«lirr. *»W. IH-M, I'hml and drove off \.>thdut her and under the direction of Mrs. she had to hitch a ride home.)" Susan Deksnix. 38 Kim? of ](, Tlir Darty Hc|ii>lir. RiH BaiiMliiMI.-lnwii.N, J.. VirfmwUv. April 7, 1971 nickname. 9 Hermits. 40 Coin 10 Laud. opening. CAN THINKING LINUS TOOK THE LAST COU6HNVT IF PAP TH0U6HTSaU5ED PAIN, Puzzle By CIsra K. Cross |I Tear. • i BAD THOUGHTS |THIS AWRNINS, ANP IHElltO AT WE'D NEVER SEE THHE $UN SHINE 12— fixe. ACROSS 4i Trl.L,s iin(| 41 Discern- • CAUSE IT TO HIM, ANP NOli) IT'S CUWDIN6 U? 13Evening or ment. 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Nubbin Your Horoscope, Bir :-j;'ifrr:o<< ..AN'UWOPF J HAVEN'T MSN FS6UNS WgUy, 90C10*! choose a career simply be- another's Knowledge. PtJUOpAN' WEDNESDAY, APRIL SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV. POLKA COTS.'.' 7-Born today, you will prob- cause it brings you in contact GEMINI(May 22-June with people; that would be 21)-Get all the facts and fig- 22)-Work things ouf to your - ably have considerable diffi- own advantage. Help others' culty in choosing a career. If most unwise. ures straight before you begin It is to be hoped that you to lay new plans regarding where you can-but don't sell a woman, the conflict be- yourself short in the process. tween marriage and a life of won't give in,to a temptation better methods of operation. to marry young. If a woman, CANCER (June 22-July SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- your awn may be very intense Dec. 22)-Though there may during your early adulthood. the desire for a career should 23)-Solve problems on the do- protect you from making this mestic scene before you go be many inducements to skip If a man, the chance to enter over minor matters this upon several lines of work, mistake; if a man, however, any farther. To succeed away you will have to assert your from home is only half the morning, the wise Sagittarius each of which takes your in- will keep to plan. • '•'• terests and makes use of your independence and plan care- battle, not the war. fully for your future if you LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)-De- CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. talents, can cause a virtual 20)-Take direct action paralysis of indecision. Ul- are to be able to maintain pend upon your intuitive pow- your bachelorhood through ers to tell you what is best for against those things which, timately, however, the right are holding you back. Don't choice will be made-but only the time when singleness is you at this time. Learned important to your success. knowledge may not be enough depend upon others to act. Andy Capp if you remain calm. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2l-Feb. A natural-born showman, Thursday, April 8 at the moment. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 19)-Employ your strength of CUTITOUT,PERCW-I'M 'I'VE NO WORRIES THERE - A , you do your best work when ARIES (March 22-April will where .it can do most ORINKIIM* WAN' 'A5N'T TIME 7' LOVE. you have an audience to 20)-The illusions of romantic 23)-Even the best-laid plans ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE can be spoiled by mid-morn1- good-in matters of your ca-,' 'IS OWN WIFE, LET ALONE cheer you on with praise and notions must not be allowed reer. Personal relationship'^. admiration. For this reason, to cloud your vision. If they ing carelessness. Make sure r ' ANOTHER MAN'S 1 look strong, indeed,,, "^ it would not be wise for you do, you'll make-mistakes you you follow a strict Schedule; • to take on work which must can ill afford. '" LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. be accomplished in isolation. TAURUS (April 21-May 23)-Taokle .tfljdiy^ .djjfi, }2t)-Morning hours.yh Scientific research, for in- 21)-Keep some energy in re- culties from' afi'inteliectual' r;donfusing-b.«t ypif should .bftmiu, stance, is not for you. On the serve. These are days when point of view. •) Don't be sur- settled enough in your-planff>fiT|is Uf be able to'CircumvenjoiiM other hand, you will have to much is left to be done late in prised should others seek' > take care that you don't the afternoons. Depend upon your advice about"meney. 'seriouspitfalls; --• '—-iit!W'.-*- ir>r SheinwolcTs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD hearts to force out dummy's If West had five hearts to the high-card hand ratliejr tfi'a^ a',< when you are offered a ace. K-10, South was sure to go- •good suit of ybiijrown^r,*' trick, accept it. If the table Now declarer had eight Bloudie down. If'West had only four good fit for Gartner's suit. h,, ,•: happens to collapse before tricks: two hearts, four dia- hearts, South couldn't lose his; VOUS' THEBE'S'A WHOLE WORLD you can finish the hand, you monds and two clubs. The mo- 1 contract. There was need for BREAKFAST IS ON ITS ONLY EVaUT O'CLOCK! YOU MEN OUT THBRB, WAITING can tell everybody how many ment South led a spade , West Westdealerj M;-, I THE TABLE, OSAR- thought only if West had six NEVER WILL. TOBKaOUOHT tricks you took. Most impor- would take the ace of spades hearts. Both sides vulnerable I MAVETO JNDSRSTAN9 RUSH AWAY tant of all, there's no need to and the rest of the hearts to To guard against this, dan- NORTH ' SHOPPING simply follow the rule of tak- defeat the contract. ger, South should refuse the 4 KQ7 ing any trick that comes your Solves Problem first trick. East must switch , - 0 A53 ..' •:"',"l way; you can save your little South looked thoghtful at to a new suit, and South is OAQI09' gray cells for the really im- the end of the hand. "I've safe.-If West takes a black * KQ6 '••'{: • ;! portant matters, like the prop- %; A come to the conclusion," he ace and leads a heart, South WEST EAST er length of a skirt. f.: >:-.',l announced, "that the length of can let it ride to the queen 4 A62 ••984 3 .'; Declarer in today's hand •j;;lfi,U a skirt in inches should equal and then knock out the other 0 K107642 0 J was a brain-saver. He was of- the age of the wearer in black ace. 0 42 0 653 ; fered the first trick, and he years." 4> A9 took it with the queen of It wasn't a very profound DAILY QUESTION *'87542 hearts. There was no need to pronouncement, but South Partner opens with one SOVTH think so early. made no charge for it. And heart, and the next player • JIO5 '. ;- South rattled off his four what can you expect of the passes. You hold: S-K Q 7 H-A O Q?8 i diamonds, but West had no sort of bridge player who 5 3 D-A Q 10 9 C-K Q 6. What OKJ87 problem discarding two thinks the length of a skirt is do you say? A J 103 spades. Declarer led a club to- more important than making Answer: Bid three dia- West North East South ward dummy, but West three notrump? monds. You expect to make a 1 O Double Pass 1 NT stepped right up with the ace West obviously had the two rebid in notrump to indicate Pass 3 NT All Pass ', ID gASg MOW? MINP Ot of clubs and led the king of black aces for his opening bid. that ydu have a very powerful Opening lead -

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1/ Police Department Roles Are Revised Tins Daily Register, R<*1 Bank-MMdlttov,n,N. J., U«Jnesday, April 7,1*71 FREEHOLD - The partment. changed the rules.much de- proved by the mayor and printing of tile rules, only that Borough Council has adopted "The operational control of pends upon your per- council.' ' ' • they be drawn up," he said. a revised set of rules and the department still rests with spective," he said. "The previous police com- Points Finger regulations governing the Po- the chief. We set the policy "I believe in getting a good missioner (Tobias H. Mayer), "If there turned out to be a lice Department which puts and he carries it out... how set of rules and regulations, gave permission for those printing'cost, and apparently that enforcement body under he does it is up to him ... we and time will tell," he added. regulations to be printed be- there was, then someone else direct control of the council's really have not changed his Rules Revised fore obtaining approval from was responsible," he added. police committee. powers at all," Mr. Kelsey The adopted regulations the mayor and council," he The regulations to be print- Councilman W. J. Eugene said. were revised from those sub- charged. ed at an additional cost of $300 Kelsey, police commissioner, Police Chief Henry T. Lef- mitted by Chief Lefkowich to become effective today. said that the previous regu- kowich said Monday night the council on January 4. Councilman Walter Koz- In a related matter, the lations never said that the Po- that he would "cooperate and Councilman Kelsey said that Ioski advised Mr. Kelsey not council introduced a salary lice Department was under go along with the changes in the original regulations sub- to "cast aspersions on the pre- ordinance which provides for- council control, even though the rules." mitted were printed at a cost vious police commissioner." a $500 across the board in- thr council created the de- "Whether you think they of $300 prior to being ap- "We dirt not authorize the crease for all Dolicemcn. Sea Bright Zoners Okay Barge Plans SEA BRIGHT-Conversion White Marlin Marina Inc., stipulated fencing of bulkhead then presented, but reserved rooms and other facilities. of a barge, now moored at trading as The Quay. areas. the right to reopen the case. "With approval by Borough The Quay, 280 Ocean Ave., The barge, however, will Mr. Doran's application Mr. Doran told the board he Council," Mr. Doran said here, into a bar-restaurant; not be floating, but will be set drew no board action last proposed to use the barge to Monday night," we hope to be PROGRESS TICKET — Drafting campaign plans for the upcoming Ocean took' a step closer to fulfill- on dry land. Recommendation month due to incomplete replace an original three-sto- open within six or seven Township election are, seated from left, Councilman John W. Beekman and ment Monday night. by the zoning board also stipu- plans submitted. ry structure known as The weeks." new council candidat.es Thomas E. McLaughlin and Richard B. Ansell. The Zoning Board of Ad- lated enclosure of garbage The fact that the barge was Quay Bar Restaurant, which The board continued a hear- justment has recommended areas by a six-foot-high fence; just that, a barge, floating on had burned to the ground in ing oh the application of Standing, left, is Councilman Donald V. Crosta and Herbert J. Buehler approval of a variance appli- banned outdoor loud speak- tidal waters, repeatedly de- November 1968. After the fire, Oceans 1239 Inc., for construc- also an incumbe'nt councilman. The slate is sponsored by the Committee cation by Borough Council, af-. ers; laid down conditions for feated its conversion into a his liquor license had been tion of a $2 million 62-unit for Continued Progress. ter reconsidering the case of outdoor lighting so that neigh- floating bar-restaurant since transferred.to a smaller build- town-house development to be ' Dave Doran, president of bors may not be affected; and April 1970. ing also on the property. known as "Sea Bright Vil- lage," on Ocean Ave., pending YM-YWHA ShowTryouts Slated The board had denied a The conversion of the barge WEST DEAL - The Center Way to the Forum." p.m. The play will be present- variance in 1970 on the was then proposed, with the consideration of plan changes ed on June 12, 13, 19 and 20 grounds the proposal was not vacant property between the recommended by the board. Drama Workshop of the Mon- Tryouts will be held at the The application will be heard mouth YM-YWHA; 100 Grant '.'¥'.' on Tuesday, April 13, with Lauren K. Woods direc- "within the best interests of river and Ocean Ave., being tor and Nancy Blumenkranz New Shrewsbury Gets the community," as it was used as a parking lot, locker on April 19. Ave., will be casting for "A from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and on 12 Sewer Work Bids Funny Thing Happened on the Sunday, April 18, from 4 to 6 as musical director. NEW SHREWSBURY - At VaSpatz Excavating and a special meeting, Borough Paving Co., Berkeley Heights, Council received 12 bids for for$599,428; the construction of initial Verona Construction Com- trunk sewer lines parallel to pany, Verona, for $613,5B5. Parker's Creek to Branford No action was taken by Circle, along Hope Road to council, which referred the Sycamore (and Hance Ave- bids to the borough engineers, nues. , Elson T. Killam Associates of Submitting bids were: Millburn, and to the borough Anselmi and DeCicco Inc., attorney, Milton A. Mausner, of Maplewood for $497,433; for their consideration and recommendations. * ATLANTIC SUPHAMA Catt Corporation of Mata- AVMM at tatt 35 wan, for $568,217; Mr. Mausner was also au- Cortli Construction Co. of thorized by council to file an NIWSHHWSIWL Murray Hill, for $697,788; appeal with the state tax bu- Cruz Construction Co., reau on the Shrewsbury 8 to 15 Lbs. UniQfyjtor $553,620; Township school tax eval- D'Annunzio Associates Inc. uation. , ; • of Scotch Plains, fdr $62,652; Earlier this month, the state Supreme Court ruled in Esleves Construction Co., ROCERYDEPT. Franklin Lakes, for $696,662; fayor of the township on a tax George Harms Excavating apportionment dispute .with Company Inc., Lincoln Park, this borough. MONTCO • Lb7Ca for $572,986;- , • The Supreme Court deci- •Sweet Big PEAS Miphael M. Nero and Guy sion upheld a previous ruling Villa of Clark, for $453,112; by the Appellate Division of •Whole K Ro Ling-Minieri Inc., Pater- the Superior Court in striking son, for $533,343; down a 1965 law that gave a tax^bteak.toiNew Shrewsbury Somerset Valley Construe* SCHLORERS* 14-Or. Jar tion Co., Somerville, for 'at the expense of Shrewsbury 9753,350; Township. The 1965 law changed the HAM GLAZE method of apportionment .of THREE DIAMONDS OO-Oz. school taxes between the two Riley Gets municipalities from assessed SLICED PINEAPPLE evaluation to an average daily enrollment. MONTCO *7%-Oz. Can Even Longer Since the township had CENTER CUT HAM ROAST about eight per cent of the Large, Ripe OLIVES school children and only two Prison Stay per cent of the assessed eval- GOOD VALUE* 10 ft-Of. SWIFT'S PREMIUM FREEHOLD - Convicted uation in the Tintqn Falls Re- rapist George C. Riley, for- gional School District and Maraschino CHERRIES CANNED merly of Eatontown; already Monmouth Regional High MONTCO • 5%-Oz. serving more than 60 years in School District, the measure prison on rape, robbery and was a serious financial blow HAM ••• weapons charges, has been, to the municipality. STUFFED OLIVES sentenced to 15 to 19 years in The court said the township MARCAL»70-Count 99 t. 099 state prison on two additional was entitled to a credit for charges of assault with intent overpaid school taxes, begin- NAPKINS* White I bbrs to kill and carrying a con- ning with the 1968-69 school cealed weapon. year, the time when Alfred MONTCO. QUART BOTTLE U.S:GOVERHM£NT INSPECTED Extra lean However, Superior Court Vail Mutual Association, the PERDUE QUALITY Judge M. Raymond township's sole taxpayer, filed TOMATO JUICE CHICKENPARTS: STEW BEEF McGowan, who sentenced suit to overturn the law. BURGERS Riley Friday, ordered that the BRUCE* 23-Oz.Can Flavorful new terms were t6' run con- LEGS 49 currently with terms Riley is Mater Dei Whole YAMS already serving. SHIN BEEF Riley drew 10: to 12 years MONTCO'28-Oz.NoDep. SAUSAGE BREASTS 59ib for assaulting Mary A. Adkins' Science Fair of Asbury Park with intent to SODAS All FLAVORS PLATE BEEF kill Jan. 23,1965, in Neptune, Prizes Given SMUCKER'S«20-Ox.Jar WINGS 39ib POT ROAST and five to seven years for MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Ann carrying a concealed weapon. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. PRODUCE DEPT, . Riley pleaded guilty to both Zarella, chairman of the sci- STRAWBERRY PRESERVE charges last Feb. 8 after a ence department at Mater Dei series of court battles in High School, announced the MONTCO* 25-0*. Jar MORTON which he sought to have them winners of the school's annual science fair. APPLE SAUCE POT PIES GARDEN FRESH dismissed. Winners in biology include: ' BEEF'TURKEY « CHICKEN .*. 8-P* Honorable Mention, Nancy MONTCO* 10-Oz. CALIFORNIA Reade Firm Has Toomey;'third place, Pat 1 • PEAS • MIXED VEGETABLES Marshall; second place, Anne ROMANA *"""* • WHOLE KERNEL CORN Hillman, and first prize, Mike BROCCOLI Year-End Loss Cerame for his experiment on BIRDSEYE* 16-Oz. OAKHURST - Walter the effects of gravitational GLADE Deodorizer Reade Jr., head of the Walter force on the growth and ger- IB Fragrances •7-0z. Can STRAWBERRIES HALVES Reade Organization, Deal mination of plants. Rpad, announced a year-end COLD POWER MONTCO* W/z-Qz. loss of $4,000,000 for the firm In chemistry, Jennie Cirig- CALIFORNIA FLORIDA liano and Robert Pulverenti 20-Oz. Box. WHIPPED TOPPING SUNKIST NAVEL SEEDLESS that deals in film entertain- were awarded first prize for ment, including the operation their experiment on blood BIRDSEYE* NEW*20-Oz. ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT of movie, houses'in the North- analysis using flame tests. east. ' Second place went to Patti THICK & FROSTY SHAKES He attributed the "non-re- Harris; third place, Paul Bar- • VANILLA'* CHOCOLATE • STRAWBERRY curring, extraordinary" loss•• rese; honorable mention, El- mainly to the discontinuance len Foole and Mary E. Ma- of a television film dis- hon. I Mentce*Lb.Pk{. i\ EXTRA FANCY APPLES tributing division in June, In physics, honorable men- STOCK UP NOW 1970. Mr. Reade added that all tion went to John Deschenes FRESHLY SLICED ViGOLDEN DELICIOUS of the corporation's contin- and Bill Thompson, Ed Re- SCHEPS ¥/ CAROLINA GOLDEN uing operations are now prof- BOILED HAM itable: genthal and Ruddy Mauer RICOTTA won third prize, second place, CHEESE / LAND "O LAKES ^ SWEET POTATOES Income from continuing op- Paul Litwinezuck and Mark JUICY ...AA erations in 1970- was set at Conolly. For their experiment WHOLE MILK-JUS $465:000, down from $1,541,000 on variations in color intensity AMERICAN CHEESE in 1969. Gross revenues of 1970 TASTEE*3-4-Oz.Jars SLICED TO ORDER using a colormeter, Gerry ,. NESunkisW CROPt LEMONS 1013... AA 9 were $31,850,000, up from Harper, Joe Glass and John 0,045,000 the previous year. McGinly were awarded first SHRIMP COCKTAIL .ROAST BEEF YELLOW ONIONS 3&29 prize. KRAFT* SINGLE SLICES J EXTRA LEAN *" Take Service The overall grand prize for Garden Fresh TOSSED the best experiment in the PASTRAMI SALAD or COLE SLAW fair was awarded to Mike Gu- AMERICAN CHEESE Station Course zowski and Jim Jennings. •FRESHLY MADE SALAD FAVORITES... • PLAINFIELD - Four area Kraft-Half Gallon businessmen have completed COLESLAW RADISHES or SCALUONS a five-week course hi service GRAPEFRUIT JUICE station management given by Rule 2 Guilty Humble Oil & Refining Co. at the company's dealer training In Cocaine Sale school here. FREEHOLD - After a They arc Vic Ceriello, New- three-day trial, a jury found man Springs Road, Red Bank, Denise Smith (ff 732 Ocean proprietor of Ron's Colonial Ave., and Norman Adams of STA PUF HUNT MAGIC CRISP Esso, Newman Springs Road, 57 South Bath Ave., both Long GOLD MEDAL I CONTADINA HEFTY TRASH Red Bank; Donato A. Gra- Branch, guilty of charges of RINSE TOMATOES SPRAY STARCH done, 1008 Grasmere Ave., possession and sale of cocaine FLOUR I TOMATO PUREE (AN LINERS Wanamassa, proprietor Of Aug. 21 in Long Branch. SOLID Manasquan Esso, 50 Union County Court Judge Alton- PACK Ave., Manasquan; James G. V. Evans set May 28 for scn- R.g.35' Steen Jr., 71 Navesink Ave., tftiftf ' Highlands, proprietor of Assistant County Prose- 29-Ox. Steeplechase Esso, lit. 36, cutor James A. Carey iMti c«**r«rwnt-[u.«trii u Oceanport. and Milton T., presented the state's case. Pe- FOODCITV FOODCIfVjr Symonds, 38 Lasodas Drive, ter Shaw of Asbury Park rep- FOOD cm FOOD cm FOOD CIYY FOOD CITY Brick ,Townshp, proprietor of resented Miss Smith. Robert Brielle Circle Esso, Els'. 34 E. Levy of Asbury Park rep- and 35, Manasquan. resented Adams. 18 I hi- Uailt HrftuU-i, K«i Bank SliBasketball Association playoff Three straight points by the "The ball was free," he in- 103-102, and moments later he the Baltimore Bullets 112-111 Knicks made it 90-89, and then sisted. "The technical foul test would have "one chance •intercepted. We never had game of the night, Los Angel- in a million." added a hook, and then a jum- possession." Tuesday night in another es beat Chicago 109-98 and came the play, which ended was justified when I went per for the last of his 21 points knock down, drag out game with Reed's basket and a through my tirade. But when Unhanpiness Told "That's the way Kevin won the Western Conference "I'm not happy with the of- with 1:32 left for a 108-105 Loughery of Baltimore was between the two determined semifinal series, four games technical foul shot by Cazzie a referee makes a poor call he spread. rivals. Russell for the Knicks. can always say it was a judg- ficiating in Madison Square explaining the play-Willis to three. Garden," he said, "ft wasn't Walt Frazier, who had 24 Reed of New York to Loug- The victory, on Dave I)e- The controversial play, Leaps Screaming ment play." "Mendy (referee points, added a basket with 59 Coach Gene Shue of the Mendy Rudolph) called me just the one call..But that in- hery to Earl Monroe of Balti- , Busschere's six points in the which prompted the Bullets to stance gave me a chance to seconds to go for a 110-107 more to Mike Riordan of New final minutes and Reed's jum- play the game under protest, Bullets leaped to his feet out because I was the captain lead and after Earl Monroe's screaming that time on the 24- at the time," Loughery said. say what I think. They call' York, And no one had posses- per with six seconds left, gave . occurred in the opening min- things differently in the Gar- two free throws. sion. the Knicks a 1-0 lead in the utes of the final quarter after second clock had run out on "He called Rush (referee Ed: Mets Amaze-They Played! By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Register Sports Editor NEW YORK - The New York Mets began their 10th sea- son yesterday, and they continue to amaze. The abbreviated five-inning 4-2 victory over the Montreal Expos represented another in the long list of "firsts". It was the first time ever that a Met team has won a sea- son opener at Shea Stadium in four previous tries. That's not really so amazin', but the fact the game was played at all is. Ace righthander Tom Seaver fired the first pitch after a 50-mi'nute rain delay. The temperature at game time was 40 degrees, with winds gusting to 25-40 m.p.h. The rain never ceased entirely. At 4:31 in toedrear y sU, teraoon play was halted with the Mets at bat in the bottom of the fifth when the weather grew nastier. An hour later, the umpires were convinced everyone had had enough of tbe non- sense and called it off: Nothing short of a blizzard was going to prevent the Mels* organization from getting this one into the books. Maybe it was the loyal paid crowd of 26,062 which carted along its foul weather gear, but a postponement would have been, kinder. Those who cried for tbe tarpaulin to oe removed may have felt differently tills morning when the sniffles crept tn. . Worst Conditions The decision to play wasn't that of the Met players, who generally agreed that it was the worst day for baseball they APWIraphoto had ever experienced. Tbe post-game satisfaction of victory EVERYTHING BUT THE BALL - New York Knicks' Willis Reed (19) and the latest "first", however, overcame the effectk of the in- and Baltimore Bullets' Wes Unseld ore bock to back and looking for the clement conditions. ball In last night's NBA playoff game at Madison Square Garden. Dave "I can't remember any one day a game was played when DeBusschere (22) of the Knicks also watches the ball bounce out of reach conditions were any more difficult," said manager Gil Hodges, : . i AP Wlrtpttatt In the first period. The Knicks went one-up, 112-111. whose clubhouse office even lacked beat. "The rain itself A DAY FOR DUCKS — New York Mets' Bud Harrelson ducks away from takes something away from the feeling of opening day. Today, a tardy throw with a successful steal in the first inning of yesterday's the wind also was a factor, and the cold just went through opening game against the Montreal Expos at Shea Stadium. Shortstop yon." Bobby Wine takes the peg fi'om catcher'John/rBdteman. Harrelson later Then the skipper smiled and added, "Of. course, it's al- scorecflhe first run of the season on Donn Clendenon's single and the Yanks Hypnotized ways nice to be on the winning side. It makes the day not quite Mets went on to win, 4-2, in the rain-shortened five-inning splasher. as rotten as it really is." Clendenoji rifled his second straight hit, a ringing''/joiible1:;.; The Mets jumped on 1970 Rookie of the Year Carl Morton Montreal O) Nl*Y«r*(4) for a run in the first inning. Bud Harrelson walked, stole sec- to right center, and was sacrificed to third by; Ken BpijWeJl."/. olbb. r h ob r h '' Day cf 3 1 Mkjeecf ' 3 0 !'• ond and came home on Donn Clendenon's two-out liner to Aspromonte then.singled up the middle for his first hit land rUh ';' Hunt 2b 3 0 0: HorrlsnM. M 6 New Look Bosox Stoub rf 2 1 I: Jones If I 1 I • By rightcenter. Clendenon was cut down attempting to reach sec- batted in as a Met. Grote's second, hit, a grounder between Boiley 3b 1 0 0 Shomiky rf S 0 V. first and second and a walk to Seaver loaded the bases to put Folrjy lb 2 Q I Clndeon lb 3 I j The first returns are in for Double's by Smith and Yaz- and Jim Lyttle was out trying ond on the hit. M Jones If 7 0 0 Bo«well2b 10 4 Boston's new-look Hed Sox, gave the Red Sox one run in to score from second despite A one-out error by Montreal shortstop Bobby Wine on Bo6 Morton on the ropes. However, Agee fanned and Harrelson. Botemon c 2 0 0 Asprnlejb 2 11 Wine ss' 1 0 0. Grotec 3' 1 I and manager Eddie Kasko is the fourth, and pinch-runner heated New York protests Aspromontc's weak grounder paved the way for two more lined to Fairly at first. Morion p over umpire John Flaherty's 2 0 0 Seaver p 10 9 more than satisfied. Kennedy's play on a bases- unearned runs in the second. Hurled 90 Fitches Total 19 2 4, Total It 4 1 call. Montreal 002 00 —1 "We bad good defense and loaded, one-out situation Jerry Grote promptly delivered the Brooklyn-born Aspro Hodges said he thought Seavet looked good, but he would New York 120 10 -I plenty of .hustling out there helped make it 2-0 in the sev- "I blocked the plate with with a clothesline double down the left field line. Seaver struck never have permitted his pitcher to go nine innings or return E — Wine. LOB—Montreal 5. NtW - my left knee," Josephson said York 5. 2B—Grate, Cltnd*- eighth. Luis Aparicio and Carl ton defense - fired a strike San Francisco whitewashed lamb sandwich. "The baby-sitter ate all the eggs last night," Woshlngtoi) (Cox 1-121 ot SoltlmcrV righthander bailed out of a bases-loaded-aud-one-out situation ;: (McNollyM?) • '. Yastrzemski sparkled offensi- from right field to the plate San Diego 4-0. after one run had crossed the plate. said new pappa Tom. i • • Chlcogo (John 12-1? ortd Johnson 4.7) vely. And Ray Culp pitched a ol Ooklond (Fingers 7-9 and Hunter II- 141.2. five-hitter, giving up only an Milwaukee (Krauss* U-IJ) at Min- nesota (Bluleven 109) . .. unearned run. Konws City (Bunker J-ll) at.COlKor- £ There wasn't a home run in nlo (Murphy 16-13), night . - :. ;• WATION»L LRAGUI . : . V the game, and Boston's extra E01I Dlvlllon base power was limited to a W LM Ol pair of doubles in the HJiit at- Chlcoqo 1 0 1.000 ,— Distance Runners Are Pittsburgh...... " 1 . 01.000 —' tack, but this is a new year Montreal 0 1 .000 1 . and a different type of Red Philadelphia 0 1 .000 ] For one thing they have SI. Louis 0 1 .000 1 Sox team. General Manager ByGEORGESHEEHAN self the prototype ectomorph tion getting out following the Won Division Pick O'Connell dipped heavily and the prototype distance found the truth of anthropo- service. He finally said to one Atlanta 1 01.8M — • What Jim Bouton's "Ball logist Edward Hall's theory: Son Francisco 1 e 1.000/ — into the trade market during runner. Which is to say that churchgoer: "Look I've seen Houston 1 1 Jm Vi the off-season, dealing off Four" did for baseball (and he has made steady progress "Man's entire organism is de- more ol God in the last seven Los Angeles _... 1 I jjg U the socializing pear-shaped Clnclnoll O 1 .000 1 about one-third of the club's since his college days as a signed to move through the miles than you'll see in that San Diego q 1 .000 1 home run clout to bolster the endomorphs), and Dave Meg- lean, hungry and mediocre environment at less than five church the rest of your days." timmayiRMulri . gysey's "Out of Their The miles an hour." As speed in- Chicago !, St. Louis 1,10 Innlngi defense, speed and pitching. miler to his present status as Running, Higdon agrees, is Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2 League" did for football (and a complete failure at the long- creases sensorv, deprivation good for the soul. But his book New York 4, Montreal 2. 5 Innings, rain And for the opening game, at the aeeressive broad-shoul- Los Angeles I, Houston 0 least, it paid off. er distances. (Although he did sets in, says Hall. Amen, says • also says it is good for the San Francisco 4, San Diego 0 dered mesomorphs), Hal Hig- once finish 5th in the Boston). Innocent the distance runner, who has ; whole man - the whole ecto- Today's Gomel On the very first play don's "On the Run From Dogs Monlreol (Renko 1)11) ot NlW Vork Yastrzemski, restored by the He also went through the more brain, nervous system : rnorphic man because running (Gentry 9.9) and People" may well do for necessary conversion from and exposed body surface is what the ectomorph does Atlanta (Rees /-toi ot Cincinnati trades to his old left field posi- long distance running and the Bystander IMcGlothlln 1410), night tion, made a spectacular slid- dilettante to true believer but comparatively than his fel- best and being alone is his .straight line (no chest, no lows. He knows sensory depr- way of coping. Runnig then ing catch of Clarke's short fly. (Waist, no hips) eclomorphs. only after he had sunk so to ivation when he feels it. SST becomes a life-saving mea- Aprldo ss 4 0 1 about drugs and sex; and the dilettante died and the true ceed that speed, at Boston, for you. It is a manual for surviv- ball games (or next fall. Box _ Munson c 4 1 3 while II 4 1 2"only four letter word which believer, the fanatic, the free instance, where the winner al for any shy, introspective seats in the lege, mezzanine and Murcer cf 4 II 1 upper stands will be SIO, field Cater lb 3 1 1 recurs with any frequency is man was born. (who has averaged an ecto- pacifist weakling trying to Lyttle rt Josphsn c 4 0 3 "pain." Now almosL 40 and the dis- morphic 5 feet 6' inches and •live in a loud noisy aggressive box scats $9 and reserved loge, Kenney 3b 3 0 0 Michael ss 1 0 0 But he has accomplished tance runners' author in resi- 130 pounds in the U runnings world.Even il you have never mezzanine and upper stand seals Tepdlno ph 1 0 LoHoudoh 0 0 0 what he sets out to do. Ex- dence, Higdon tells, in his and of this classic) will be clocked owned a pair of Adidas or Ti- $8. Baker ss 0 o Kenndy 2b 0 0 0 Bohnsen p 2 0 Culp p 3 0 0 plain these healthy, happy, their own words, what man- a little under 12 miles an hour gers and have yet to jog a Glbbs ph 1 0 Rising costs of operation and Aker p o o 6 somewhat remote, and more ner of men they are and why and the also-rans will be aim- mile, this book will give you the settlement with the National than a little peculiar runners they act the way they do. ing for the 8.7 riiph which will • hope. • Total 32 I. - 5Total 3-0- 3 —11 to themselves and their fellow Football Players' Association New York 000 TOO Old -1 Characteristically, he be- break the three hour barrier. It might even set you off were cited as reasons for the Boston 000 100 11« —3 citizens. sight of his neighbors bothers special charm (their child- But that is a once-a-year E—J. Kennedy. DP—New York 1. liltles the importance ot run- him. What should be obvious and running toward salvation. increases. LOS—New York 4, Boston 7. 2B—R. This explanation is made ning in his introduction. He hood, said Sheldon, was an es- thing. The backbone of the Smith, Yostrremskl. SB—Munson. is the philosophy of these hy- S—Conlalloro. SF—Scott. easier because Higdon is him- leads a balanced life, he says. sentially painful experience runner's day and life is that persensitive introverts: "I they would under no circum- "Running occupies but one run, therefore I am." And daily worko'ut, Higdon's only hour of the day," he writes. stances repeat.) one Hour. Some run mara- C & L EXCAVATING CORP. that, explicit or not, is the What these cadaveric speci- "Many people spend that message of Higdon:s book'. thons because, as one runner Winning wheels now thru May 15 much time working on cross- mens dread are such things as stated, "I forget how terrible 2138 Route 9 Lekewood, N.J. word puzzles."'But no one is The distance runner, lie forcible socializing (they ad- Hie last one was." But every- likely to accept tlie sophistry tells us, is using his sport to just to stress by withdrawal); one runs workouts because EARLY BIRD SPECIAL that running is simply an in- survive in a hostile com- encounters with dogs (they they remember how pleasant, Liberty Ben cidental part of Higdon's petitive world he never made, make bad initial impressions or exhilarating, or relaxing, Good Life. By the same stan- and was not made for him. especially with animals) or or rewarding the last one was. SEWER CONNECTIONS dard Sir Lawrence Olivier It also is apparent on these police (they usually have had Which is why runners find 5 ^F / 5 pg, ft. . FU|| pric, Park spends only an hour or so a pages that this survival inferior feelings before au- contemplation, identity and a *h# I/mired limt Only day at the' theatre and Fran means growth, and the pecu- thority figures since child- degree of happiness in those Only 50 minutes from Tarkenlon an hour or two at liar phenomenon of growth hood); and aggression (the; long solitary hours on the Yankee Stadium. wilh age. Age, it, serins, holds eclomoiph is hypersensitive road. 'Unfortunately, they CALL 364-0288 North Jersey! It won't wash, and lligdon no terrors for these thin bonv to pain, both psvchlc and phy- have-a genius for be-ing mis- ••--•-••OR MAILuaaBaaHiB ' via N. J. Turnpike to Exit 6 (liiosn'l really expect us lo be- people with their alert bird- sical; and would rather run understood and rarely express (ike faces. (Kctomorphs, himself into oblivion than be Please contact ma for gawor hook-up —Penna. Turnpike to Exit 28 South lieve it. It is normal for the these thoughts except under NAME ectomorph to be subtle. He wrote psychologist William punched In the nose.) pressure. Which one Ohio run- hates the obvious or to be ob- Sheldon, give thn suggestion Where then is happiness for ner did on a hot Sunday morn- ADDRESS Post8pm • Big*^wagering vious which is one of the rea- that they will never grow these late maturing running ing when he got some icy star- TOWN , Pa. law prohibits »dml«!on of minors. sons running on the road in old.) For them youth has n6 machines? es while passing a congrega- . April?,1971 19 Clip StirsYouth in Horton Canines By ED WALSH win of the year on home ice Receive and 49th overall. Mfles Gilbert "Tim" Hor- Everyone was taling to Ed ton. Born, Cochrane, Ontario, Giacomin, who had lust sewed Jan. 12,1930. up the Veztaa trophy for the Diplomas At the age of 18, he played team with his eighth shutout, Hockey: As defense for Pittsburgh of the and to Rod Gilbert, who for LONG BBANCH,- Train- American Hockey League. the first time in his career ees were put through A.K.C.' At the same age he was crossed the 30 goal per season Novice Obedience Trials of brought up to play one game plateau. I See It Old Monmouth Dog Training with Toronto of the National All Alone Club, Inc., held its winter Hockey League. Tim Horton, his con- term graduation exercises at At the ages of 19 and 20 he servative hair style in dis- the Long Branch YMCA. played a total of 132 games array from the shower he just An exhibition was staged by for the same.Pittsburgh club, stepped out of, dressed in soli- John Bracken of Little Silver and then it was all major tude, Horton, Bod Selling team with against since the 1939-40 team and his two German shep- leagues. "Is this your last regular Jim Neilson and Larry Brown and playing before more than herds, Winaki's Lara of Von Dtirine the 1952-53 season season game, Tim?" and Dale Rolfe sit it out, the 1 million fans home and away Der Lin and her son, Baron of Tim'Horton played 70 games "No comment," he an- latter not even dressing. for the fifth season. Kerilee; and Ray Pfeiffer of with the Maple Leafs. Sunday swered with the ever-present Emile may be the optimist Named MVP Holmdel's weimeraner, Graf- night in New York, Tim Hor- slight smile visible on his lips. but not that optimistic. Billy — In pre-game ceremonies. man's Brandy Wine. ton as .a 78 game player for "How about those 40-year- Fairbairn and Jack Egers Giacomin was named the Ring I ribbon winners: the Bangers completed his old legs? How do they feel didn't see any action either. Banger's most valuable play- Register staff Photo First place - Diane Levy, 19th big league season, and now?" -Answer to last week's er award as voted by mem- OVER YOU GO — Ray Pfelffer of Holmdel, left, his dog Brandy, and Lhasa apsos, Oakhurst; sec- quite possibly his last. question of who was the only bers of the press, radio and John Bracken of Little Silver and his dog Keri watch another of Brack- ond place-Mrs. Michael Fire- The dressing room was al- man ever to play for the television, and Jean Eatelle baugn, lristi setter, Long "The same as they felt 40 en's dogs, Baron, take a hurdle at Old Monmouth" Dog Training Club. Branch; third place - Mrs. G. ive with newsmen after the years ago," Horton replied. Bangers, the Knicks and the was voted by his teammates Bangers chalked up their 30th Yankees is Eddie Layton - at as the Players' player. Walton, German shepherd, But the reply was not an at- Lincroft; fourth, place - tempt at being sarcastic. Hor- the organ. (Booooo). - -Bed Wings hail nothing to - Fan response to End Gil- lose Sunday night against the James A. Mines Jr., German ton, who in all probability will shepherd, Colts Neck. not be protected by his bert's 30th goal Sunday night Bangers and played like the Thomas Commands was overwhelming. The suave last place finishers they were. King II: first place - Mrs, present employer during 'the the annual meeting were: Howard Goff, poodle, Little. upcoming draft, was, in his right winger had hit 29 goals — Bed Wing coach Doug D. Randolph Thomas, JN," treasurer; and executive com- once and 28 twice. A rousing Barkley said he likes Bangers was elected commander of Lt./C John W. Gruol, N, of mittee members, Lt. Lloyd E. Silver; second place - Mrs. own way, saying "not now Bumson, executive officer; Allison McGovern, Shetland • please, when I retire riltell standing ovation greeted the over Toronto in the opening the Shrewsbury Power Squad- Snapp, of Monmouth Beach accomplishment. round but quickly added "I ron at its annual meeting held- Lt./C W. W. Johnston Jr., of and Lt. J.E. Van Wagenen, of sheepdog, Ocean Grove; third you." recently at Willowbrook Inn. Colts Neck, administrative of- Fair Haven. Also elected were place - Mrs. W. F. Bill, collie, So tonight Tim Horton, a" - Say what you want about don't think anybody can beat Bob Neyin the Banger right Boston." The new commander has ficer; lit Lt. C. Dale Mani- three auditing committee ' Oakhurst; fourth place - Mrs. three-time first team All Star been a member of the Shrews- gold, N, of New Shrewsbury, members: Lt. J.F. Veiling, of W. Scott McCann, Ail-Ameri- defenseman, hones the blades winger. He was the seventh - Guess here is Bangers in member of the team to hit me Six over Toronto in a lively set bury squadron since 1961 and secretary; 1st Lt. William Middletown and Lt. H..I. Pet- can, Neptune. on his skates, sips a spoon or holds the grade of junior na- Westerfield, S, of Bumson. rick, of New Shrewsbury;.and The top score in both rings two of Geritol and tries to put 20-goal mark with bis two with Giacomin'and Nevin scores Sunday night And be- emerging as best players. vigator having completed the nominating committee mem- with 199^ of a possible 200. it all together in his 104th first year of celestial naviga- bers: P/C Frederick Moog points was attained by a Sibe- playoff game. And against fore it slips toe mind, Nevin *- Francis says his team has shadowed Bobby Hull so to keep concentrating on close tion. He is also a senior mem- Jr.,.of Bumson; P/C Andrew rian husky owned by Mrs. whom? why Toronto-of ber of the squadron, has F. Ward, of Fair Haven; Lt. Diane M. Hardies, Little Sil- course. closely last Wednesday night checking right from the start. the Golden Jet didn't even "If we fan behind at the be- served the squadron as chair- R.W. Brickenkamp, of Rum- ver. have a shot on goal to his ginning we have to abandon man of two cruise com- son; and Lt. David G. Kin- Enrollment for the 10-week - Banger mentor Emile mittees, proctor in piloting, scherf, of New Shrewsbury. Francis said he knew nls credit our close checking game and spring course is now open. Ad- - Hangers finished cam- open up. Whenwe open up we chairman of seamanship, as- Fort Yacht Club vanced and Beginner's Novice team, had the Veztaa Trophy sistant secretary, secretary (least goals against) all sewed paign wita a load of records. are as good as finished," he The Fort Yacht Club of Obedience classes are held at Thirty-eight straight sellouts; stated. for two years, administrative Oceanport held its Change of the Bed Bank and Long up even though Montreal officer, and" executive officer scored seven tones against his 30-2-7 at home; Seven scorers - Tonight and tomorrow Watch dinner at River House, Branch YMCA's. over the 20-goal mark with an- night's contests are on radio before assuming his present Rumson, on March 20. Information may be obtain- .forces Saturday. Observers on command. the sideJineathiift differently. other two waiting in the wings with the weekend series from The incoming officers in- ed from Mrs. Anita W. Lissncr Why did BM Harfc'ttiamTsvith at 18; the least goals scored Maple Leaf Garden on tv. Commander Thomas is a clude Frederick Lozier as of Bumson or Miss Laura resident of Middletown where Commodore; Walter Baisley, Harding of Holmdel. %< his is secretary of the Fair- Vice Commodore; William view First Aid Squad. He is Novak and Martin Graham as also chairman of the Atlantic Fleet Captains; Ruth Cov- FOREIGN-BREDS SCORE Highlands Yacht Club pre- ington and Arthur Leavy •. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Oldest dicted log contest com- serving as Secretary and horses to win the $100,000 Wid- mittees. He is employed by Treasurer respectively. encr Handicap at Hialcah were Race Begins Tonight the Bell Telephone Labora- The Board of Governors for both 8-year-old foreign breds. By The Associated tress • The defending champion the season, shelling the Cana- who suffered1 a Charley horse tories as an equipment engi- the new year include Rolf They were Primordial II, from Eight teams begin the an- Boston prujns rate as favor- dians' other goalies, Rogatten in Monday's workout, and neer. Barmann, James McClung, Argentina, in 1965 and Yumbel, nual chase for the National ites }n tyijs. season's playoff Vachon and Phil Myre. Pete Mahovlich lead the.Ca- Squadron officers elected William Van Buskirk and Nel- from Chile, in 1969. Hpokey League's cherished • because of art awesome scor- Forwards Yvan Cournoyer, nadiens? attack. with Commander Thomas at D. Randolph Thomas son Clark. Sfjujjey Cup ttlftigh't under a ing attack spearheaded by re,vised'playoff setup which record-busting Phil Esposito the league hopes will produce and Bobby Orr. the best matchup for the final Esposito won the scoring round. title with an incredible 76 The Stanley Cup finals goals, 76 assists and 15 matching East and West divi- points. Orr finished second sions have ended in four-game with 139 points, including 102 sweeps in each of the last assists. three seasons with Montreal twice and Boston once elimi- The Bruins' accumulated 399 noting Sjtji Louis in. the min- goals-one of 37 team and indi- imum numbeF of games:1 '-'ff •' vidual records Boston estab- Some banks have lowered This year, the divisions will lished during the season. cross over at the semifinal stage. Thatr means the winner The Bangers stress defense of the Montreal-Boston East and won their first Vezina interest rates on savings. series will meet the St. Louis- Trophy in 31 years with the Minnesota surviyor from the lowest goals against total in West and the New York-To- the league. Goaltenders Ed ronto East winner will go Giacomin and Gilles Ville- against the Chicago-Phila- mure share the New York net- delphia. West ^urvivor. minding1 with forwards Dave That: means it could be an Balon and Bod Gilbert the top |1 l alL-East-or'' aIl- Wfest-final,, goalscopers,., t.r >„ marking'the first time since MqntreAlimay use rookie the: NHL expanded in 1967 goalie Ken qryden aga: ' that orie of the new teams has Bru,ins... Boston; fwice- T , not been assured a berth in the Canadiens for six and sev- the Stanley Cup finals. en goals in the final week of interReminder Slate .apv...),. i , •-r;iSpiing sporting 'enthusiasts coy sad Christian Brothers" were;rcminded yesterday that Academy willineet tomorrow jiCld Man Winter hasn't passed at 1p.m. "'«nt of sight yet. Cold winds, Highland Park and Biun- •rain and some snow kept the son-Fair Haven Begional have est interest rates offered by any full service bank. •ffigh school athletes from the rescheduled their Garden Milaying field in five sports, State Conference bout for 1 "ttit most of the never-say-die next Wednesday, while Point schoolboys and girls will give Beach and Wall Township are • 5% on Golden Passbook Accounts. ••*•• yt.another fry today in an cf- set for Monday at 1:30p.m. •3ai to keep the schedules up Just two boys' track meets v 3»date. were cancelled. Keansburg •riThe Shore Conference base- and Mater Del have yet to • 5% on" 3 to 12 month Savings Certificates. . ; liiSil slate which was wiped reschedule, while Red Bank raway yesterday will, for the and Rumson-Fair Haven will -most part, go again today. go on Monday. •'AVi% on Regular Savings Accounts. The following games arc set: Both girls' track events, '• Middletown Township at Rari- Red Bank versus Toms River : : tan, Brick Township at Mata- South and Long-Branch at 'f '' ' "K ' '' wan Regional, Neptune at La- Toms River North, are slated • • •/. kewood, Freehold at Toms for tomorrow. Biver South, Long Branch at Monmouth Regional, Asbury All of the tennis matches ,P$rk at Rod Bank Regional, will take place today. Rum- 1 Shore Regional at Jackson son-Fair Haven at Red Bank, . New Jersey National is the largest bank in Central Township, Central Regional Ocean Township at Asbury at Southern Regional, Howell Park, St. Rose at. Lakewood, _...... _' Hewjerseywitn more than $45 million in Capital Funds $t Manasquan, Henry Hudson Monmouth Regional at Long Regional at Point Pleasant Branch, Howell at Marlboro, Boro and Keansburg at Mater Freehold at Cedar Ridge, "" and over $500 million in total assets. Dei. Toms River SOuth at Southern Marlboro and Koyport have and Manasquan at Toms Biv^ hot yet agreed upon a date, er North are on tap. pat St, Mary's of South Am- Three gcrlf matches Were moved up to today. Lon Madsen Named Branch at Jlowell, Red Ban)kk !*> • -i •> n l at Point Boro and Manasquan KnightS LoaCn at Toms River«North are set. '•'1, Your all-around bank ° Neptune and Asbury Park are WALL TOWNSHIP - Harry slated for next Wednesday; Madsen, veteran junior var- Freehold and Matavyan, April sity baseball coach at WaU 30; Ocean at Jackson, May 4, Township High School, was and Marlboro at Lakewood is appointed last night to suc- Set for May 14. ceed Dwaine Painter as var- sity diamond mentor. •'' According to athletic direc- Flotilla 22 Sets MONMOUTH COUNTY: Asbury Park • Deal • Lons Braneh • Nepluna Township (3) • Ocean tor William M. Grahill, Mad- Grova • Ocoanporl • Ocean Township • West Long Branch HUNTERDON COUNTY: limbirtvilla Ben will take over the Crim- Boating Courses MERCER COUNTY: East Windsor Township • Ewing township • HighlstdWn • Hopcwell son Knight baseball reins Im- Township • Lawrenco Township (2) • Pannlnglon • Trenlon (4) • Washington Township mediately. Grahill had been BED BANK - U.S. Coast acting coach since Painter de- Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 22 parted last week. will conduct a nine-lesson -<• Madsen lias been at Wall course in small boat handling . ,for the past 11 years. at the Momnouth Boat Club. ? Painter, who was also the beginning'tomorrow at 8 p.m. /Wall football coach, resigned Classes will last two' hours Jast week to become backfield and will run consecutively ESTABLISHED 1804 «oach at San Jose State Col- through June 8 when a final lege in California.' exam is scheduled. BELP WANTED 20 The l)aiJ> .vwi.Y J.. Wndfteaday, A{/ril 7, J97J WANTED AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED HALE 5ecRET*»Y — Mature coivjwlal £» MALE OR FEMALE ALTOS FOR SAMS AUTOS FOR SALE '"•ASH FOR USED CAB.S - trucV.i, tw- ANNOUNCEMENTS WINDOW WASHING son, with ittm minimum 120 wpm, twis GAS STATION " NURSES , :clgn or domestic. Deon,*oppoilte Two HOMES-APARTMENTS-STORES DATSUN Guys, Mlddletown. 671-9844. minimum. 70 yvpm. 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Green EarnJ3Mo monthparf time Perforator Operator 1967 CHEVELLE — 327, 325 tl.p.. four GOOD SECOND CAR — 1965 Ford Ga- 264-6929 draw available), want to be your own miles. Good candMlon, one owner. Four- Grove Convalescent Center, Green Grove boss? Talk with us Immediately. Our busi- speed stick shift, air conditioned, power speed Hurst. Engine needs work. S500 laxle 500. Two-door hardtop. Deluxe. Rd. ond Rt. A6, Neptune. firm. Call alter 11 a.m. 719-U23. BUSINESS NOTICES 1or computerized newspaper oper- ness Is booming — we are'New Jersey's seats, windows, brakes and sieerlnp. Clean. Needs small minor repairs. 3300 CARPENTERS WANTED ation. Must be experienced. N ant largest real estate agency ond we are still Snaw tires Included. $1900. Call 643.83 firm. 591-9727. MANAGER — Snack bar. Good starting 1968 BUICK WILDCAT — White with HOUSEPAINTING — Interior. Exterio'. Experienced only. Trim, layout, paneling, shift II to 7. growing. We need good men ond vyomen «t. 8SI, 9 to 5 or 741-(649 after 7 p.m salary. Days. Monmouth Shopping Center. o grow with us, We'll have you licensed, May be seen In Rumsonor Newark. black vinyl roof. All electric. Air condi- .Reasonable rales. Free estimates. Call Write Box B-120, The Dally Register, Red 'hanging doors. Coll 741-1144 offer ip.m. tioner. Black Interior. Coll 721-0761. 787-S5M CALL MRS. SENCHER rained, confident ond ready.to make TRUCKS FOR SAIE "ank. YOUNG MAN - To learn auto gloss an 741-0010, Ext. 72 noney within weeks. Call Bayd Mason, BUICK ELECTRA- 196!. Four-dooi VOLKSWAGEN - 1J64 body, 19(8 trans, DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur- general glazing. Fully paid pension plan. The Bern Agency, 1206 Hwy 35, Hailet, hardtop. Custom Interior. Power steering , INTERNATIONAL.TRUCK SALES WAITRESS!— Porl-tlme, live day week. mission and engine. Needs work. S500, nished and installed lor only ?64,95. To or- 3)u? Cross ana Blue Shield, life Insurance, The Daily Register, Red Bank M.J. 264-8200. . • % and brakes. Air conditioned. Mint condb Coll 842-6070 otter 5 p.m. • Rarilan Garage Inc. der, call 349 0863. Apply in person, no phone calls.'Malawan lolldays and vacation. Atlantic Glass Co., tlon. Low mileage. New llres and battery, 9. Main St., Keyporl 264-0361 Diner, Hwy 34, Matowart 21 Maple Ave.. Red Bank. MALE AND FEMALE - If you wont la 671-9602 BUHLER& BITTER COMPLETE TAX SERVICE Individual MATURE YOUNG LADY — With college PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER JEEP — 1955. CJ5. Full canvas cab. Snow pnri husiness, 20itl'veor in Mlddletown. REAL ESTATE SALES/MEN' —License let out of the rut you're In, coll this nunv plow. Excellent shape. S995. or secretarial degree, to work In a busy or will train. Good potenllal and draw for >er and let's begin. Only those who worit 3290 Hwy 35. Hailel. 264-0198 MARGERY TROVATO, trading as RE-Red Bank professional office. Must have WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 7414648 LIABLE TAX SERVICE. Coll for appoint ambitious, aggressive salesmen. Call 764' CLEANERS lo get oneod should call. 471-0959. superb steno and typing skills ond en]oy 5300, ask tor Mr. Slcurello. MURPHY 8. DAVISON 1962 CHEVROLET VAN TRUCK — Must mcnl 47I-12S9. working with people. If you desire a long & WAXERS Mercedes-Benz Sales and Service sell. Excellent running condition. S35O or term posftlon with a challenge and mony art-time ofrice building cleaning and (More Classified Hwy 9 Freehold 462-53M RETIRED CARPENTER — Seeks small TWO MEN — Port or full time. Lawn am SELL YOUR CAR JO US best offer. Coll after 5 p,m. 747-4497. jnusual facets, please coll 747-2331 be- maintenance work. 12 per hour. vaxlng In Cllffwood Beach area ana Am- lobs to supplement Income. None too tween 5-6 p.m. >oy area. Steady work. Convenient hours, on Next Page) ihen make your new car deal. STRAUBBUICK —OPEL small. Paneling, cabinet remodeling ex- Call 671-2610 NINEACRESof New and Used Cars ,. 1970 DATSUN PICKUP TRUCK leilred or semi-retired workers welcome. Clean cars wanted ... top dollar Like new, A-l condition, radio, heater. pert. Free advice and estimate. Good RELIABLE BABYSITTER — For occa- ill between 9 a.m. and S p.m. 622-U99. Hwy 36 264-4000 Keyport Call 2644)23 workmonshlp. 229-52S9. sional days. Own transportation, Colts MEN —WOMEN HELP WANTED MALE paid. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN BUS Neck.431-&073. iALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - 1965 INTERNATIONAL $COUT — Four- SHARE OUR CONTINUED SUCCESS ftre you Interested In a career with unlim- Good condition. S60O J.C. & SON HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In woman for BE A.. . Coll 741 3B76 oiler 5. wheel drive, electric hydraulic Hit and ted earnings? Salary S12.D00 per year. If ED VON KATTENGELl snow plow, very good condition. 842-1214. 3oncMiiq, Cellars. Attics, Repairs, Small family with Jwo school oge children, in juallfled. Call 264-9107. Ask lor Miss Corner Monmouffi St. & Maple Ave. SHREWSBURY MOTORS iohi. Free estimates. 787-8195. Rumson area. Nice private quarters. trond. 1957 WHITE TRACTOR — Excellent, con- Good salary. Please call 291-4415 or write GOOD HUMOR Red Bank 747-0213 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury LAHDSCAPING *- Fefttliiina. 1r«e work, WATCHMAN 741-8500 dition. Musi sell. Call alter 6 p.m. 787- Box D-107, The Dally Register, 105 Chest- .IFEGUARDS — Experienced. Must have 1436. onrJ lawn cutting. Estimates given. nut St.. Red Bank We Buy Used Volkswagens 741-MJB MAN >enlor Life Saving Certificate. Send re- tfMMWMJMMMMMMMiM • No experience required urne to Middletown Swim and Tennis LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1968 — Black, 1969 FORD - Econollne panel truck. Fair HOUSEWIVES condition, • No expenses :iub, 140 Harmony Rd., Mlddletown. leather Interior, olr, power seat, windows, Earn $20 minimum for 3 hours work • En|oy high Income PART TIME Spring Is HERE! door locks. New tires. Excellent condi- 787-a832ofler6p.ru. Coll 741-5935 fbUNG COMPANY - Seeking dis- tion. Call after 5,747-0267. \ LIN-MAR Ask us about our rlbutors. High income potential. opening for YOU'RE IN DEMAND when you're an Coll 787-8785 pnd we need 100 Used Cart IMPALA CONVERTIBLE — 1916. Fully BUILDERS Avon Representative. People want per- full season bonus person equipped. AM/FM radio. Mechanically MOTORCYCLES sonal service and world-famous prod- Bring your NJ. driver's license Experienced builders In Monmouth County ucts that have o money-back guarantee. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON needing Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyporl sound. Low mileage. 842-3063. 1966 BULTACO MATADOR - 250 cc. 595 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury (or over IS yeors. .We do additions, dor- Want to earn money, meet people, win (Opposite Red Bank airport) . Active office. Two Multiple Listings. Will Good condition. 1350, Call after 5 p.m. mers, siding, roofing, masonry, kitchens, prizes? Call J. Blrchall, 741-4343, 462- 'onslder person wilh other sales back- supplemental We will trade rir buyout 1963 MERCEDES BENZ — 190 SL sports . .. 741-2501 coupe. Best otter, bathrooms and new construction on your 3377, 774-1220. (round. Call 671-0600. Noveslnk Assocl- earnings right — Call or come In 741-1934 alter 5 p.m. TRAIL HONDA 1970 — 850 miles, ex- lot. PIANO OR DRUM TEACHER - Wanted lies, 1008 Hwv 35. Mlddletown SECRETARY — Mature. Must have teaaf for new music studio in Red Bank. Call 1961 AUSTIN HEALEY - 1006 Parllallv cellent condition. Coll after 6 p.m. 787-0816 experience. Red Bank - Mlddletown area. 583-3488 PAPERHANGIMO — Frank E. Whiting. B42-S560 otter 2 p.m. Roberts School of Mu COUPLE — Mature, to be superintendents dismantled but complete. Best otter. 946- "alary open, 741-3900. ^^^^ sic. for resort motel. Good salary and opart' TOM'S FORD 8994. Nolobtoosmoll. 1969 HONDA MINI TRAIL — With helmet 74l-8°74 meht. 222-8233 or 741-7748. and bubble shield. Good condition. $175. NURSES'AIDES WINDOW CLEANER — Experienced, 1964 CHEVROLET — Bel Air. Block. to 3:30 shift. King James Nursing Home. Hwy 35 .264-BMO Keyport 264-2728. Steady work on developments. Call 566 TENNIS PRO — Experienced. Send re- Eight-cylinder automatic. Power steering, 291-3400 3790. 935 North Concourse, CIIMwoor sume to Mlddletown Swim & Tennis Club, brakes. Good condition. 291-9306. F-G-K PAINTING Beach. 140 Harmony Rd,, Mlddletown. AUTO RENTALS Indoors ond outdoors. Free estimates. Full GENERAL HOUSEWORKER- COOK — 1966 CHEVROLET — Impalo. Two-door MOBILE HOMES insured. Call 671-0837. Weekend work and all holidays, on ele- hardtop. 6 cylinder. Excellent condition. gant estate In Mlddletown, who en|oys COOK FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED MEN WANTED ull time. Reply E»°* 0-tOa, The Dally Black/red interior. MOO. 787-5838. ELCONA — 10 x 55. Fully furnished. Wall, cooking ond serving good meals to smoll leglster, Red Bonk. to-wall carpeting. On lot in Eolontown. Free estimates family. Call collect (201) 779-1660, 9 a.m. WEEK-END •1959 PLYMOUTH — 318 cu, in. Power McDonald's Drive-In Call 5)2-6714 aller 6 p.m. or 566-4246. Call 741-0709 or 229-0259 to 5 p.m. Mem. ttiru Frl., or weekends, 925 Hwy 35 Mlddletown steering. Good running condition. S75. (201) 29I-W<9. , Coll 84J-2675 LIGHT HAULING— Furniture moving, We need full or port-time workers for JELP WANTED MALE SPECIAL HOMETTE — 10x50. Excellent condition. clean yards, garage, attics and cellars. evenings. Must be at least T8 years old. JEEPSTER — Four-wheel drive, with Air conditioned, furnished, watl-to.wall Call 7*1-6762. : A.M. CASHIERS: plow, has Chevrolet 283 engine. Four new shag carpeting. 264-9449 after 5 p.m. COLLEGE STUDENTS (MALE) snow tires. S495.787-4226 after 5:30. PAINTING. GUTTERS. ROOFING BOOKKEEPER S3.50 PER HR. PART-TIME ENGINEER RENTANEW MERCURY Any 15 hours. Neat dresser. Also lull-time Immediate service. Work guaranteed CIVIL 2 Experience preferred,'* "AS IS" SPECIAL WANTED AUTOMOTIVE (FULLY EXPERIENCED; work. Car necessary. Cat! for Interview, $27.99* 1J67 FORD LTD Coupe with air.,, 747-4030. • (jut not necessary. ,J'_ John Wolcoll, 221-1234 , GET CASH POR YOUR FOREIGN - F-URNITURE MOVING - Allies ond. eel Keypunch experience from AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH lars cleaned. Fioo estimates .' DRIVER — Welding supply truck. Ove * .Will train. .• 1969 TOYOTA - Corollo. Asking $900. CoH M/-3QQ2 helpfgl, not essential 25. Five-day weeh,lwo weeks vocation, Interest or Eiper'tBnce in Public Works De- MOTORS INC.. Hwy }5. Eatonlown • Our recent expansion program has medical insurance. Reply Box C-107, The sign and Traffic. Sanitary or Highway Design Good condition. Four new tires, plus two ••>••' • 2 snow tires. 291-0119 aller 6:30 p.m, CARPENTER —Will remodel your. home. created o brand new position In our book- Dolly Register, Red Bank. Expenenco Desirable. Citizenship Required. S0 FREE MILES JUNK CARS Paneling, finish basements. Reasonable.- keeping department. This Is a permanent Some supflrvisoiy responsibility. Join 8 small Call 67M766, CHAUFFEUR -HOUSEMAN -BUTLER (You Furnish Got) 1970 PONTIAC - Grond Prix. 15,000 PICKED UP position with chance for advancement. growinfl organisation. . ' miles. Silver, black vinyl top end Interior. Excellent working conditions ond modern — Serious and conservative man to live-In Z Apply to: Twinbrook Auto Wrecking LIGHT HAULING CLEAN CELLARS, on beautiful estate In Mlddletown. Caf lie per mlbi over 50 Factory air. S38OO. 222-6551, 229-0239. YARDS, GARAGES ~> Free estimates," facilities. All benefits. Reply lo Box E-102. Compeliliva Salaries-Depending on Ex* Call oner 3 p.m. 74I-21J?. The Dally Register, Red Bonk. collect (201) 779-1660, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m • ' StoraMinagwr 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA Eatontown 542-2235 Mori, thru Frf., or weekends, (201) 2V1 penance. 294)9. Good condition.S125. CARS WANTED - WE PAY TOP I FOR A. R. DIAZ AREA-LOCAL WALL JfiS* 787-2972 CLEAN USED CARS. CALL AIR. VIN- Unusually Extensive Fringe Sonafitt. : STOP 4! CENT 542-5500. , Landsccplng ond lawn service, fertilizing )ELIVERY BOYS — Apply fn person ofof- I960 PLYMOUTH — Automatic, newer TOOWo Entry Anolvst.,.. {ISO-tltO er 7 p.mp.m . Lulal's Famous PizzaPizza . AVAV •• Rout*"3 Middle RdRd.., Hazfel. Reply with Relume, Salary Requirements SHREWSBURY, N.J. steering; radio, rieaflrrfflins" good. (150. WE DON' T'IELL JUNK— I AAccounts Receivable Clerk : 585 and Availability to:, J 8IPOOI*AV«IHI« 747-5443, oiler 5 p.m. Accounts Parable Clerk S8S-J100 Nor do we buy it — INTERIOR-EXTERIOR DRIVER-STOCKMAN — Apply In person, • HazUt, NawJaraay 747-5400 > We do bjy clean, late model cars ot tor PAINTING Bookkeeper f/C IltO-5130 1963 RAMBLER CLASSIC CENTRAL MARINE SUPPLY. Hwy 2S, Shrewsbury Av«., At Sycamore dollor. See or call WALL LINCOLN- HOME REPAIRS Keypunch-Experienced SM-J100 !_ourence Harbor. Automatic, S50. MERCURY, 747-5400. 431-3185 Secretary..... Sloo T & M ASSOCIATES, INC. 35 Bay Ave., Leonordo Teller Trainee-Experienced M5-S80 TAILOR — Experienced. Part-lime. AppI Consulting A Municipal ErigineBrs In person, Betty Brlte Cleaners, Hwv 55 213 Highway 35, MWdlMtwn Towmhip AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE S\LE PLACE MART 842-6880 Mlddletown. P.O. R«d Bank, N.J.' ' 201-747-4112 7M Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury 'LUMBERS —Experienced only. Vaco- ionand paid holidays. All replies conlidential. % <^UIThlSI«»Sh«pC»*l**l DENTAL HYGIENIST Call 542-0363 Vi aay Saturday only. S44-4H4 WAREHOUSE MAN — Edison Rarltan in- CASHIER — Mature. Porl-lime.'Apply In dustrlal Center. General duties ond recorc person. Ye Cottage Inn, 149 W. Front SI., keeping. Salary S650 month. Call 225-352! Keyport. days. NURSES' AIDES WANTED - 7-3 shift. QUEEN OF CARMEL NURSING HOME HELP WANTED MALE LOOK! 946-4991 1971 SALESGIRL — Full time and permanent. STEADY EMPLOYMENT For general selling, Mature person pre- DRAFTSMAN, CIVIL ferred. Experience desirable but not nec- essary. Appiy In persun lo Mrs. Pinsley. (JUNIOR t SWIOft) Klslln's, Fronl St., Red Bank. Punch Press Operators OWN SETUP CLEANING LADY — Two mornings a week. Lorge home in Rumson. S7 per hr. Competitive salaries. Unusually extensive PAID Blue Cross No deadheads Own transportation and references re- fringe benefit! including reiiiement plan, l -dapply quired. 747-2475. lioipnalizalion. major medical, disability in- come protection, vocation, sick leave and lui- Blue Shield " FORD COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER — For tion payment plan. congenial older couple. Live in. Room, bath and TV. Lovely home and pleasant Positions require minimum experience of 1 Rider J , working conditions. Llncrolt area. Refer- voar (junior) and 4 years (senior) on high- ences required. 842-5828. ways, streets and roads, drainage, subdivi- sion), survoys, bridges, structures or related Holidays RECEPTIONIST — Bookkeeping and projects. Senior positions require some, da- DEMO some typing. Answer phone. B-4 p.m. sign exparience, Good pay and good fringe benefits. 264- Vacation 7700. Reply with reiumo, salary requirement! and availability to: HOUSEKEEPER - Child core. Five days Retirement Plan a week. Hove own transportation, be cx- FULLY EQUIPPED-READY TO GO perlenced. 536-1953. TVM ASSOCIATES, INC. SALE Consulting & Municipal Engineers Life Insurance TWO NURSE'S AIDES — One live-In lo 213 Highway 35 71 COUNTRY SQUIRE 71 LTD 71 COUNTRY SQUIRE care for female Invalid. Keansbura areci. Mlddletown Township 2 door 'hardtop. Medium brown, 400 71 THUNDERBIRD 787-4495, P.O. Red Bank, N.J. Yellow, 400 CID,V.8.cruisomatic, 400 CID, V-8, white walls, power 201-747-4112 Optional axle, while walls, Visibility CID V-8, Bucket seats. Cruisomatic, 4-rioor hfifdtof), Lnnd3ii, Grenn FiiO; Turn- LADIES — If you nave a cor available, ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS steering, 6-way seal, Deluxe luggage white walls, power steering, Bumper pika pinup, tilt wheel. 6-way seat, and at least two evenings a week Irec, you All Replies Confidential croup, power steering, 6-way seat, rack, a if condition, stereo tape sys- may qualify as a Deellne fashion sfvUst guards, door edge guards, air condi- litm. ViiefDo lapn. AM radio, power antonna, Wayside and ShaftoRds. Hew Shrewsbury deluxe luggage rack, air condition, ra- tem. AM radio, and average S25 to {SO pepir evening com- dio, dual reai speakers, tinted glass, tion, remote side mir- Ext mission. Free wardrobe twice a year. No tinted glass, power. t|roup, Dolnx mission. Free wardrobe t power windows, rors tinted glass, hnlls, pownr si Investment, collecting or delivering. Call side windows.* tM^M* 872-1340, 222-7498 or 787-7625. facingrearseats. heavy duty battery. (lows. #235 N94 $5746 • '4546 WOMEN - AVON Full or part-time. Several territories open for women who are interested In having a CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY '71 LTD 71 LTD '71 LTD '71 LTD good, steady. Income. Experience not nec- 2-door hardtop, Medium green vinyl 1 essary. Avon sells Itself. Call 774-1220, 741- 4door hardtop, Metallic blue, 390 Brougham, 4-door hardtop, Medium 4-door hardtop, grey, Gold vinyl seats 4343 or 482-3377. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR seats and roof, Cruisomatic, white brawn, 400 CID V-8,vinyl roo(, Cmiso- CID engine, black vinyl toot, Cruiso- walls, Visibility group, power steering, ant) roof, white walls, power steering, matic, white walls, power steering, air matic, white walls, Visibility group, air condition, radio, ' • HELP WANTED FEMALE MANY NEEDS! air condition, AM radio, tinted glass, power steering, air condition, radio, wheel covers.. $0077 tinted glass, wheel JOOOi tinted glass, wheel 10007 condition, radio, covers. »N140 O09O JO/ / tinted glass #N 74 covers. #N20 *OO7/ SECRETARY Adding Machlnes-Typftwrlters Odd Jobs Pearl and Bead BestrlnglnK 71 GALAXY "500" Local Consulting ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters LIGHT HAULING — Cellars, parades Expertly on braided n^'lon. 11.50 a strcrid1. i 4-door hardtop, Yellow, black vinyl Enrjlneorlng Oflice sold, renled, repaired. Serplco's, 101 Won- cleaned up. Free estlmaies. 741-2MV offer Sterling closos from 75c. REUSSILLE'S. BIG SELECTION DAILY FORD POPULAR PARTS roof and seats, Cruisomatic, white 'nu must bo; moulh SI., Red Bank, 747-OddS. 3 p.m. 36 Broad St., Red Bonl*. walls, power steering, air condition, A scll-sianor end posses* excellsnt ikilli. 1 Diamonds Bought or OF 1971 FORDS RENTALS FOR ALL CARS tadio, tinted glass, nqavy lyp" !). »l«nt>fl'»phy. Enfltiih BUIIS im- Palntlnfi and Decorating wheel covers. portant. Qccajionnl pressure and tome over- #N25 lima. Plumbing and Heating We nffnr: Lcf us buy the diamond', you dDn't'wpar John. W.qodward & Goad Bstorr nnd excellent taneflts fn- or let us restyle them tor vou personally. N KARI. KRAMER — Botliroom, klfcher^ Reusllllc's, M Broad St. • . S'onS-. • tlutlinfl. vacation, tiospiiolittlJon, insurance, remodeling nnd repairs. Call 842-Q349 ot- Inn. PanerhdrcQlni). Ponellr>9. 74M2M .: sick Uiavo. punsion plan, prpdl Btiarino and General Contractors Interior Remodeling 1 itiilily income protection, Mason Contracting CARPENTER-BUILDER ,Call filter A p.m. Reply with: Complete home Improvement?, altero- Returns/Hilary requlr«fnent8 ond availobilily. flois, addition!, Roofing, siding. ' '741-8161 TO: Box B.110. The Dally Handler. Reri ML6W I_^ A hunrlnn Rooting, Siding & Insulation "• Bnnk. CARPENTRY;— Remodellna, ponellna, CARL'8. JONES•2. Paiillnj ond;wollpo- OLSON CO. T ROOFING AND SIDING - All reptiei confidential. perfnn. Fully Insured1. For free estimates, TOM'S FORD closets, doors. Odd lobs . ReasonablV e Instblled and guaranteed lor 10 yocrs. 775 II HWY. 35 264-1600 KEYPORT rates. 843-4365. • .,cdll 2W-M1I. .' . • . . ' s 0705 -291-0540. ' : P0HSALE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 1 HOUSES FOR SALE The Daily Register, Red Bank-MMdlrtovn,N. Jfc, Wednesday, April 7,1971 21 W^LE OR FEMALE ~~*iPIANOS-ORGANS ' Used spinets from UK, Unlimited reiitol! HOUSES FOR SALE ASSISTANT EASTER PLANTS Irom S7.50. Warehouse tor Yamaha-Conn MINIATURE ESTATE OCEANPORT RANCH[Count' y Scout Council In Atlantic Highlands overlooking $31,900 Wholesale & Retail ' Sandy Hook Bay, Vh acres, half land- Just listed. Almost new ranch, spacious MANAGER MACHINEHV FOR SALE living room, formal dining room, larqe 1 rr scaped, balance wooded. English con- eat-in kitchen. Three bedrooms, 1'^ baths. i*" ?,' •jJ» ™ '• work In lorge toy ai Fenced-fn yord with many large trees. Annual Meeting Set CONSTRUCTION ITEMS luvenl'i discount «(or«. Reioll eaperltno ' Harmonv Floral Shoppe temporary. Three bedrooms, 30x15 liv- Quiet side sireet. Excellent buy HI,900. preferred. Good starting, solory. All be International tlat truck body, 1P55. ELGIN ellts. Pleoiant working c6ndltlons. Mu 564 Pointer Ave. East Keansburo sleeper, compressor, utility body for holt- ing rooni, fireplace, library wall. have references. Call Play King, 671-9880 ton pickup, grinder. Tool boxes, «' and B PAUL BRAGER OAKIiUKST'- The Buypo- ladies who have given out- 787-0947 for sides of pickup. 1 ton to 2 ton chain Large family kitchen overlooking red- 94 Broad St. Shrewsbury REALTO7470221R wor 7fi progress report and standing leadership in the Boy OFFICE CLEANING - 6 to 10 p.m , flv" hoists, lilt note, two electric motors, ns f()l g§Jk---"«««'?l'ons ond PorMrs. Ri h.p. Lincoln welder. Call 747-45(7. . wood deck. Baseboard hot-water heat, COUNTRY KITCHEN - 14x25 letr Four P^ " ^ futUW gt'OWth of Scout program. "-VAL'NUT DINING TABLE - And six bedrooms, lVi boths, hot water heol and chairs, 550. Mahogany dropleat table; Ma. BULLDOZER — H.D. 11-E, motor over two-zone. GUEST HOUSE, secluded, membership in the Monmo-jth The election of officers and hauled. Undercarriage like new. AAlchiga two-car garage, Some extras, treed lot Twd occasional fables, Jlo ea. Electric and excellent area. S47.90O. board members, a.special Ex- SITUATION WANTED neater, 55. Two maple end tables, 520 eo. loader 125-A. 1963 International tanden cedar shakes, fully winterized. Council will be the, highlight Maple coffee table, S10. Double bed ond dump truck. New rubber, new motor. A Walker & Walker, Realtors plorer presidents' congress re- FEMALE equipment In excellent condition and no! $52,500 prcscntatiun at the annual used In the last 3 years. 229-1553. HWY 35 - TO-SIll Shrewsbur mctting and Srout Recogni- port, and a report from Mr. GOING ON VACATION? - I will bobysl OLD SCHOOL DESK - 59. Child's rocker TD « — Series 91 Drolt 1'A yards loader, HARVEY H. BOWTELL tinn Hanquct of the Monmouth Kiely will complete the pro- U, trunk S10, pewter tea set S2S. Boxes, GMC tractor and low bed trailer. Both Real Estate LOTS AND ACREAGE gram. tins, dishes 10^ to S3. Monday, Tuesday, 53500. Call after 5 weekdays, all day Sot., Boy Scout Council on June 16 WILL BABYSIT - In my own Friday. Saturday, 10 to 4. 55 Peters PI., Sun. 291-0225. Hwy 36 Leonardo BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE — Matawa at tiibD's Hall Ballroom, Ft. The plans were developed kl Infl motherth . Preschooschl l childrehil n Red Bark. borough, Matawan Twp.. AAadlson Twp. Coll 244 6485 291-2100 Marlboro ond Haztet. Cali 946-4707. Monmouth, according to Brig. when Gen. Home met with WHO ENJOY5 GARDENING? You Will MERCHANDISE WANTED HOLMDEL — 2-% wpoded acres. Garde (Jen. Richard ('. Home 3rd, members of the annual meet- when you barrow the right equipment ANTIOUE JEWELRY TCP Cajn pala. tram A to Z Rental Center, Hi Newman State Art Center area. Dead end street FINANCIAL LES DEUX I DON PONS, 7W River Rd. APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE 125,(100. Coll 493-4575. recently appointed chairman ing committee at Gibb's Hall. Springs Rd., Shrewsbury. 74I-WN0. Mow- Fair Haven. Tues.-Sat, 115, 741-4337 of BUSINESS ers, tillers, edaers, pruners, etc. BEAUTIFUL — Two-room apartment, of Hie annual meeting com- Members of the committee •42-4257. completely furnished, air conditioned. $42- WORTH READING LEONARDO — Corner lot, Oakwood anc OPPORTUNITIES 1794. Boulevard 100'xlOr, Wooded. Ready I mittee by William It. Kiely art Dr. Carl Mardletti, Nep- SOFA-BED AND CHAIR — With slipco- t'OLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH FOR (27,500 ~- Expandoble split. Extra lorge INSURANCE AGENCY—Wonted lo pui vers, very good condition, S100. Kitchen bedrooms, paneled den, I'/a baths, swlm- build. IJ500. W-2114. OLD TRAINS or will trade HO., 027, O or RED BANK — Unfurnished. Greentree Jr., council president. tune; Paul Kiernan Jr., Long cltoj*. LqrAe Middlesex County agency «r, good condition, $25. Days 2VI-272? Af- standard gouges. 7743710. mingpoot. would like fo expand Into suburban Mon- ter 6 p.m. 2vl.t>2 -° ' mediate occupancy. Red Bonk. JJOO per cathedral ceiling, new kitchen. Computer Tape Call evenings 264-6346 Proper!/ has 660' of lake front* Data processing Equipment INSTRUCTION* month 741-3400. r Electric Organs Methodist Church. chael Dobry, all of Red Bank, ESTHER WILLIAMS PETS AND I us small barn, real lqg cabin* and Eril van Exter and Rob RED BANK AREA — Hlghwo/ location. eated workshop and artist's Emission Data Reduction Svitem R.G. Hinderliter, scoutmas' - " Computer Careers he Esther Williams Swimming Pool Co. S er t an| Th business Industry ond government Is looking for a nicer back vard of a pri- LIVESTOCK New pfllce building. Rooms ond suites studio. Must be seen. Something Keypunching ter, made the presentation. . l Thomas Graves of •Slmrt.wlftl ECPI training. Day ond eve- vate home to Install their new )971 luxury GOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER .available. Coll 741-4154. for everyone Asking S1B0,00O. •Motorcycles nlnos. Coll ECPI OI542-2800 or Klill above ground swimming pool. We will DOGS — Cash paid for pedigreed litters, Optical Scanning Equipment Scouts James Morris, David Middletown. ir E.CPI. its MoniVioulh Pork Hwy.. West work out a fantastic dealright now. Call .CANINE COLLEGE INC, 229-893J orS42. Scouts -fconcj Brongh. 899-3600, ask tor Mr. Shields. DISTINGUISHED A. FRED MAFFEO Printing - McSween and Kenneth Cook earning second class Realtor Forms, Booklets of Red Bank and Robert Peck -badges were James Mona- HO TRAIN SET. Complete hobby center. , ••OFrFICES Annual Reports Call for Information, day or evening. 787* '569 River Rd,, Fair Haven' Xerox Toner of Little Silver formed the theUo, Marc Melser, David MERCHANDISE , GREAT DANES .parted In center of Red Bank Business 3736. Ask for Paul. Blocks or fawns, 22M607 741-9333 Pre-iensitir«dOffietPlale» scout honor guard for the- Harrison, Paul Gale, Mark _ FOR SALE GOOD HAY FOR HORSES - Must sell In •GREAT DANE PUPS — AKC reolslereil, Scientific Equipment shots,.wormed™ Cropped. Health suaran. ,'• Central Air Conditioning award. Hardy, Tyrone Davis and ,— New and used. Buy. sell or a hurry, 11.25 a large bale. Call after e» • Self service Elevator Video Equipment v«* MANNY AMD /UlARY's SPORTS 291-M38. tee. Terms available. SoSci. l« Private Parking Space Video Magnetic Tape The 1971 charter for the Brian Lang of Red Bank, Eric SHOP Rt._3i. Eos! Ktonsburcj. 7874508. FREE —Male (wltti dogfood) Parr .•Complete Janitorial Service van Exte oi JACOBSOH TRIMMER n Specifications and the form of bid* con- Collie and EngltstEnglisht Terrierterrier. Papor trglned. • Individual Thermostatically Con- ,tract and bond for the proposed work arc troop was presented by Her- r Middletown and • CESKS SIS up. FILES, tobies, choirs, od- Like new. $45 Does tricks. Great petl 22>-6561. trolled Heat on file in the Office o: the Director and hert C. Frankel, Red Bank, Edward Apy of Fair Haven. .dinoimochines,. typewriters, ottice equip- Call before 6 p.m. 842-3649 RUMSOMcCUE,INCN . old ment, eta., at bargain "vices. New or WolMo-Woll Carpeting- may bo secured by prospective bidders DALMATIAN PUPPIES- • 5 weeks old. treeMSOs anNd slopinESTATg Egrounds AREA .~ Spaciou With tins thret e during office hours. Bids must be (1) First class badges were UMtt AA.C DESK. OUTLET. Rt. 35, Ool- UNIRMA,HOGAMY representing Monmouth Scout hurst, 53* >S990. i ,, • Wormed. RABBITS, also. ,54 Broad Street Red Bank or four-bedroom home with screened mode on a standard proposal form; (2) awarded to Paul Gale, Robert Collforoppolntment to inspect porch* large family room and eat-In kitch- enclosed In the special addressed enve- Council. WHITE YRIPCeTRACR - Aluminum en. Our b«t buy! M5,000. lope, (3) accompanied by a certified Heyer, Danny Wright,. David LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS — AKC. 747-1100 check drawn to t-he order of the Treasurer 011 combination stoioim and screen windows HARMONY ELECTRIC GUITAR - With BlacBlackk . ExcellentExcellent. tempntemj mentt . GGreat t ««cr Hi so, J D , MMrk ft!O99freeO.99^fre e n*<»vniig service anadd delivdl - .case ond small amplifier. Guitar In ex- pets or field. Call 671-i tHREE ROOM OF PICE —1130 per HEW OFFERING — Mother-in-law' or of the State of New-Jersey, which shall Search S^' - James.Deaiv.Mark ery, Inslpllotlofi-i? pe^, window If desired. :e-|leht cohaitloh. 2°[-1708 after 4 p.m. month. L«ne. HALL BROS., Realtors. daughter-in-law? The attached oportment nof be less then 10% of the amount of the Hardy and David Markiewyra P^W, 8pf home ,4piprovemenl». 842- CUDDLY EASTER GIFT - Beautiful 741-7616 will make lite floppier. It's new and shin- bid, (4) an annual bid bond of file of the >TEREO PH.OS&Vr.fceEca brond, cost standard poodlejiups. AKC, Shots. ing with a kitchen, bedroom, living room time of the bid opening will be considered Red Bank, and Edward Apy, i]20. Uk«new,$75. .Champion bloodline. 642-2060. KED BANK — Office (or rent, furnished. ond baHi. Oh, yes — the main house has as meeting this re quire merit; (5) deliv- -Heat and utilities supplied. S8S month. three bedroorns, two baths and game ered at the above place on or before the Fair Haven. -^I.I dW» 842-5*16- •' i GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKC. Call 747-2704 room. Just reduced to $42,000. iour named as no bid will be accepted af- For Mao In addition to the Eagle HAMMOND WASHING MACHINE — Hoover cocornr . Good temperament. Shots, Raised with Realtors ter the hour specified. Bids not so sub- locloctt . 17x30. CoppertoCoppertonn e with countet r toot . children. Call 222-2139. SOM — River Rd., furnished oir con- 30 Ridge Road Rumson mitted wiH be considered Informal and ranks, awards of advance- .IkS new.. Thick green rua. pad, SWxlO'i. itioned ofllce. Good location. Suitable for will be rejected. The Director reserves lordlly usedused . Dgys?«i5IWDgys?« , evenings 542- AKC REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS - accountant, lowyei-f etc. Call Alfred Has- 842-2760 the right to reject any and all bfds and to ment included a star badge to = QfcGAN Two males, one female. Good with chil- slnger, 842-5880 or 842-1010. award contract in part or whole if deemed In,,,„,.„„ Holdu„ . p, ,. Thomas Hogan, Red Bank, dren, call 739-1164. , FAIR HAVEN to the best interests of the State to do so — Drcpleaf tab.t The successful bidder will be required to MARLBORO -Local police and life badges to James Mor- ind hulcti, and miscellaneous. IRISH SETTER PUPPIES - AKC and AN AIRY FEELING furnish surety bond in 1he amount stipu- 74V8624. Field Dog registered. Champion bloodline, HOUSES FOB RENT lated in the proposal. and representatives of the ris David McSween and Alan This Cape Cod style home with a studio iJfOPO/"HlT/1"rl"<'i rtrFl ft/I •"•'.•••rt Anrttin — . ^- • bred for quality end temperament. 431- VI DESELECTION OF RENTALS — celllnged living room gives you a sense of Prosecutor's office are contin- *NtlO!/ES — Oil bolritlntls, fancy Bottles, Furnished end unfurnished. Immediate STATE OF NEW JERSEY Lang, Red Bank. ;nick-knocks, Florida shells. OCCUppncy. SAMUEL* TEI CH ER spaciousness. Fireplace, formal dining DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY uing their search for the Ne- . - Call B72-P3T? . POODLES — AKCI White mlnlaturei. room, large den, three bedrooms, two Division of Purchase and Property Merit badges were earned AGEN_.~":Ncy.,oc. :eonpor« t• "Avc. Occanport, balhs, bosement. Large lot with mature gro male who reportedly held Eight weeks old. Pels sir show prospects. S42-350O.'' HERMAN CRYSTAL. Deputy Director by Alan Lang, David Mark- •TOVE — EI4£li-lc'deli)xe!model. Four landscaping. A quiet neighborhood. Ask- April 7, U -529.00 up a cab driver, Theodore lUrners, two ovens, two broilers ond ro- . ,. 5125 to 5350 Per Monlti ing J45,Ko. See if today. iewicz, William Moore, Bruce Includes bench, delivery, Instant-ptay isserle. Rutrnetctjte burner fable uses DACHSHUND P0PPI6S- - AKCVeals- ,., '.THE 8 ERG AGENCY Reed, Ravine Drive, Mata- baolftiets yoiiptay 50f)31"°n y°ur own nlnimum space. Can be used as counter tered lemales, paper irained. stoUt fth t. 31 , . Mlddletown Hall Bros/ Realtors NOTICE .Tette, Kenneth Cook, Earl and m'ih* startVand ft weeks of feSs of mit or free-standing unit on separate 0724 wan, and escaped with his • - •• «I.IOOI) Roger F. Cozens, Pres. ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ESTAB- James Morris, David rratchlntr cabinet base. Bdsc Included. LISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS :ive years old. Clean. Cost over 5700. ALASKAN AHAL^M'UTE -i-'A .Nine LINCROFT — Four-bedroom, twobqth 813 River RoT 741-7666 Fair Haven day's receipts. Member Multiple Listing WITH REGARD TO NORTHEAST McSween, Mark Hardy, sklng $150 or best otter. 13 Sailers Way, months old. AffeclFonote. home. Convenient location, 5350 per MONMOUTH COUNTY REGIONAL Police say Mr. Reed picked Thomas - 775-9300 umson,842-166; until II a.m. only. 471-0397 month. April occupancy. Leascrelerences SEWERAGE AUTHORITY AND STAN- ()rt 500 Molnt 5t. • . , Asbury Park ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS and security required. Call after 8 p.m. NEW COLONIAL DARDS FOR INDIVIDUAL CON. •^j l!!»• .. ".£. TJ?, •"•:/••••J^P — andd Edward Apy. Open dally 'III 9; Set, 'til 5:30 AKC champion blood. $100. Move right Into this well designed home. NECTIONS WITHIN THE BOROUGH and drove him to Hightstown Danny Wright earned the GERANIUMS 747-0483 LARGE LIVING ROOM — Dining room, Conveniently located. Four bedrooms, 2'/i OF SHREWSBURY. gstn y g -ICE CUBE MAKERS hree lor si. Flowers and vepetable kitchen, four bedrooms, full basement. baths* eat-In kitchen, beautiful family BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of road, Morganville. The sus- COLLIE PUP — Seven months female. room, be-amed celling and brick tireplace. Health ot the Borough at Shrewsbury, mile swim award and Ken- Franks Refrigeration lonls. wholesale and retail. Mike's Walking distance to all conveniences and County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- . • S4S6I24 -reenhou5es, 201 Shore Blvd., Keansburg, tiamplpn sired. It. transportation. Imtnedlote-occujioncy, 842- Mud room. Fifth bedroom possible. Slid- pect reportedly then had the neth Cook was presented the Call SSSff 1841 evenings and weekends. ing glass doors to redwood deck. S49.OO0. sey. driver stop ia a wooded area, ffREWOOO - % ton truck load. Ook J25 ANO — I1/? months old. Originaiglnall pric\ e Section 1 . , interpreter's award in Span- Mixed 5?J EASTER KITTENS - Tliree colico, one SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — Immaculate There Is hereby adopted by reference as where he threatened him with ish '25. must sacrifice O.IS595. CalIiI Offer 6:30 black and white, looking lor good homes. two-bedroom Cope Cod. Five minutes to wh h thtd hi ith ih I Coll ?»i»40S or MlBitO ,m.,229-9561. Call 671-0443 evening!: • more fully sel,forth herein rules ond regu- beach, parkwoy. $275 mo. 376-5700, 9 a.m.- lations adopted by 1he Northeast Mon- what appeared to be a .32 cali- 5 p.m. 376-4879 eves. T BEST TOP SOIL THREE-PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM SET ST. BERNARD PUPPIES — AKC. three Open 7 days. Call 34 hours a day. mouth County Regional Sewerage Author- ber automatic pistol. — Twin size, with box spring and mat- moles, two females. Call 531-9670 days. 804 River Rd. Fair Haven ity August 1970 consisting of general infor- i 741-2483 RED BANK — Freshly decorated six- mation; Section 1, Rules and Regulations, Police from Madison, Mata- tress. So5. All Formica dining room set, Evenings 229-3825. . . room duplex. S225 plus utilities. Security 747-4100 $10,000 Awarded $100. Portable Necchi sewing machine, Sewer System Standards; Section II, Stan- ••PSVVRIT^8 .ADDIN& mociiintsi AT PEKINGESE PUPPIES.-Six weeks old, and reference, required. 747-OBB6. dards for Individual Connections; Section wan Township, and here were 'KPS." hew or used. Gijoroiitc-ed. Low a! $25. G.E. stainless steel electric wall oven, 520. Girrs 20" two-wheeler, 53. 566- with papers. AKC registered. S10O each. NEWSHR6WSBURY — Large home, III, Standards for Acceptable Wastes; notified about 7:50 p.m. Mon- . Serpicos. 101 Wonmouth St. Next 1 Section 14, Rates and Service Charge In Injury Suit -oler. 747-0485. 5245. 7B7-422S. , . tour bedrooms, 2Vi baths, deck. Large yard. Furnished, washer, dryer. S325 HOLMDEL Schedules; section "V, Application and day and searched the area. FREEHOLD - After a two- JIOAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS ~ Fu REEL TYPE POWER LAWN MOWER — FREE PUPPIES month plus utilities. Year's lease, 747- Permit Forms. Wherever reference Is Beagle type hounds. Ready for Easter. WATER AND WOODS mode in the above Rules and Regulatipi Local men on the scene were rjlshedand Installed lor only S64.9S. fo or, 550. Goll clubs and bag,-175. Boby strol- ler, $12, apartment size refrigerator, $20, 946-8336 CONVENIENT COMMUTING to SEWER CONTRACTOR*, it shall be I Sgt. Curt Krieger, Detective _ CLOSE TO SCHOOLS terpreted in the Borough of Shrewsbui king-size walnut headboard wllh two HOUND ' HOLMDEL — Four bedrooms, living UGCAGB'RACK - 10'. tlMLvalue', setl- matching night ttonds, S50.-842-412S. (All room, lomlly.rooy.om with tlreploce. tjtjfoadf - YOUR PLANS OR BUILDERS and for the purposes of this Ordinance i Raymond Lasajle, and Patrol- 44 Mount Dr7ve WestLon ^ >g for *100. VWII til any panel truck. Can In A-l condition) - Free to good home. •looloom throughougt t the house.,Two*cqhouT ,cqr ga- CARL F. ZELLERS, Realtor.946-444? a "licensed plumber" and no one oth« e seen rear ol Prown's, 32 Broad St. Coll 7870702 . roge. Beautifully landscaped. PrivatePrivae, than a licensed polumber shall perton men Donalcf Cycak and ulw%rUmBranch . mfo r injities CD hueu suoturf MAPLE KITCHEN SET — With mote's LINCROFT IH THE SPRING those duties set forth in the rules o APRICOT POODLES - Male. AKC. fenced-ln. No pels. $500 monthth. 946-846968466 George Lang ferpdjd ^ a motot r venicltia e accii. JHOPPER tolNIBIKE — Like new. Co: choir, MO. Bookcase on rollers, 512. Sec- morningi s or eveningsi . Custom Built Ranch regulations as being wjthin the purview •BOO. Will sell for 5125. retary desk, S75. China closet, largei , Shots. Champion blood line. Thre-9 bedrooms, two baths, formal din- the sewer contractor. 7170998 Ing, family room, full basement, like new The suspect is described as deiTt at Stone Road and Rt 35, «' " ' ' 741:l0«/ square, SAO. Emperor's chest, S7S. RICA THREE BEDROOMS—Full dining room. 3 Section II color T. V. set.. console„ ., J175,J75. NlgNighl *t stands, baseboard hDt water heat; 5225 month plus condition. On approximately A acre. being age 18-24, about Sleet8 Union Beach, Jan. 27,1969. *EREO CONSOLS ±- Wllh AM/FM radio WE HAVE - The perfect pet. Mlnlolur« Many extras. Asking S39.500, all-kinds, 18 g'plerce. Cribs, single and 5rhnouiers. ' • ., , -security. Three copies of the oforesold rules ond and weighing about 160 The verdict was aiinst Ed- JdGarrard changer, 11M. Call 671-4753 or 1 regulations adopted August 1970 have been double tonftij rflcturei, bicycles; all kinds • 717-1W2 ' "••••• : EDWINS. STARK. Realtor, 787-277A ugust 1 of bric-a-brac Sectional llvlrig room. WALKER 8. WALKER, aioced on (lie In the Officltlce oof Ihe Clerk q 1 lobTsf color". J50. A|DIOS[ new, etc. 113-A AKC COLLIE POPS" COLTS NECK — Thrfle-bedroom, two-sto- Realtors In* Borough of Shrewsburb y upon irv .ryfermhousew Large'livlng room and den. Hwy 35 of this Or-dinonce ond will re- three-quarter length leafier ^^Jg^ * S«pa-ra--tedining-room. Spacious lot. One j&Qtit ARABLE. motn on file In such office for the use -and or leatherhke coat, mirror- er and operator of the vehicle Warn the best Installation? wont the feal KOTARY MOWER - Stlf'tir-H-MM. cuts year lease; $255 per month. ILLMENSEE examination of Ihe public. profuct? Coll Prown's tor a tree estimate, ohytRlhg up' \a 2", only S?5.^Sm6ll metal CHIHUAHUA PUPPIEJ AGENCY, Realtor, Rt. 34/ Colts NecK. • River Oaks Ranch Section III type sunglasses and a hat whicil cSmded with one j^ AlutoJnum Siding, seamless heavy dtttv AKC Registered Wooded lot. Excellent Rumson-Falr In addition to the obove. the Plumbim Aluminum Gutter and Roofing. 45 yearso ?A6.-.408V '. .,'..•.*• .1,,!, Call 787-5483 -Haven schools. Center hall opens to 15x26 inspector of the Borough shall be respori trimmed with a leopard band Bruno was driving, experience. r<>*, i -«, : . , ,-, living room with fireplace, paneled den, slble oni/ for Inspections beginninq at th< LIKE NEW— Gas Range. Four burner GREAT DANE — Brlndle. IVi years old. eat-In kitchen. Dining room with sliding connection of the new building sewer 1c and brass studs. The trial was tefore Superi- Sacrifice, preferably Ho children. 29I4326 WANTED TO RENT doors to patio. Three bedrooms, two 32 Brood St. Red Bonk 74.1-7J0I oven and bro|ler.-,Never,used. $75. Call the existing building sewer, and contli* or Court Judge Elvin E. Sim- 842-5680, Evenlrlgti W2-1010. between 3 ond 6 p.m. VVE NEED - Five or six. 2-3 bedroom baths, recreation room in basement. Prin- ulna to the house and Into the house, COMPLETE FIRE A'LARM SYSTEM - Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished clpals only. 747-1096. The fee therefore shall be 510,00 for ihi mill. George M. Chamlin of Only SI49.95. Protect! up to 10 rooms, TIRES — Fouc Goodyear Pplyglas wldi FRGE — Popple* to good homes. from S«5 to S3S0 per monlh for IncominX irst inspection. In the event're-ln oval, wllh rocker wheel mass, 14", $150 Cropped. Setter ond Shepherd. BELFORD — Three-bedroom ranch, de-" West LoD Branch nomtng else to buy. Install yourself, or w personnel. THE |SERO AGENCY Rt. 3£ toched garage, 5' crawl space. Newly dec- specttons are necessary the cost shall b( Of Conner Firm 8 represent. will do It for you. Coll'KNIGHTGUAR Coll otter 5 p.m. 542-3619. 872-0341 Mlddlelown. 671-1000 •$5.00 tor each additional inspection. Fees \JI v^tjppci x irm ed the plaintiff and •£ i^^ at 511-9101 or write to Marlboro Prole orated. Subject to FHA, appraisal. Asklns snoll be payable to the Board ot Health, MINI-BIKE - 3 tl.p. Tecomseh. $75. One BAY GOOD-LOOKING MARE — J25.90O. Call 671-1289. slonal Bldg.. Rt. 79, Morgonvllle, NJ Jumps. W50 firm. • TWO LOCAL BUSINESSMEN — Desire Borough of Shrewsbury, Faladeau of Newark repre- O77J1-. Good condition. two-bedroom house. Call Mr. Rcln>747< NEW YORK.- Karl G. .*.'.'.* 741-5978 otter 6 p.m. 842-4456 IDEAL FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST — Section IV ' 3S00. Freehold Township, one mile from Free- This Ordinance shaft toke effect thlrtv Bergman, a former Middle- sented Mr. Hourihan. -FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES •LilVING ROOM SET-Couch, two chairs, SIAMESE KITTENS — Seolpoint. Fourte- hold center. Well Kept brick home on two days after the first publication of Ihe Ordi- .WeHore and people •Wllti, credit problems, APART/WENT OR SMALL HOUSE — In beautiful landscaped acres. Brook, corrol, 1 town, N.J. resident, has been custom slipcovers included. moles. Six weeks old. 1 Atlantic.Hlglilands, ov«rlooWng bay.Coll nance in accordance with the provision Immediate deliveries. Instant credit. Cl : .... Co)! 67) 393» . . two box stalls, tack room, built-in pool, or R.s.26:3-«. A ie in\JU\j TAfGET fjIFLE-WVVIttr.Redfleld Sights, TC104A, like.new.••)lvH» large r»el». of Quaker Maid kitchen cabinets* dining .12 tfblfbeT'Moilbe'rg I4*lncludlno case REAL ESTATE FURNISHED ROOMS room, living room with fireplace, cherry udopted on first reading by tne Bsofd'6 aUngunltortHrAnlax Copper $50. £011 alter i B.m. 74.7J497. Uled tope. N6 mUe. 747-3206 after 8:30 Health of the Borough of Shrewsbury, in FOR RENT EATON rOWNARtA paneled family room with large stone fire- the County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on Division of American Metal' ADMIRAL TELEVISION -"n" blacK afW CALL place, two full tiled balhs, three bed- 1he 8th day of March 1971,'and that sale WROUGHT IRON — Dinette set. 41" 922-1818 rooms, paneled basement, office. Large Climax, Inc. white console,, goad condition, S50. 747- round, white top. 4 choirs. GE Electric APARTMENTS blacktop parking area. Phone 462-1699. By ordinance w-lU be considered for fina ASBURV PARK - The 9636. '. ' • adoption ot a meeting of sold Board of range, good condition. Large wooden fire- RED BANKi— Luxury high rise oport- appointment only.! Health to be held at the public school, 20 Amax Copper, Inc. markets Rev. John M. Infanger Jr., a WEDDING RING — Platinum, 25 square place mantel. 842-5582. ments. Immediate and future occupancy. Alpine Manor Hotel Ob re Place, Shrewsbury, New Jersey, on the high-purity specialty cop- cut diamonds, value S1200. Platinum Monmouth County's tlnest centrally, alr- Special off season rates. Hotel room! FIVE ROOMS — Three bedrooms, bolh, . . humorist, will be the principal watch, 00 rourfd cut 3-polnt diomands, ANTIQUE CH'NA CLOSET condltloned building. Studios, one, two garage. Closed yard. West Keansburg, the~12th day"br'Apr7l'l97i at'i'p'.m Call i with maid service. S20 week. Mots o'clock, ot which lime and place a publi pers produced by another speaker at the sixth annual SUM). Otters accepted., virile Box B-117 and three bedrooms. Swimming pool, rooms. S35 week ond up. 1 Portland Rd. The Dally Register, Red Bank. 172-0360 sauna rooms, boat marina and garages on Hlghlonds. 872-1773. hearing will be held prior to the final pas- Amax unit, the United Stales Awards Dinner of the Mon- remises. 24-hr, doorman, ftlvervlew SHREWSBURY — Six-room bungalow'. sage of said ordinance, ond all person SURFBOARD 1000 TREES ower —-•••- "PRIVATE ENTRANCE - Woman only. Three small bedrooms, living room, dining will be given on opportunity to be heart Metals Refining Co., Cartoret, mouth-Ocean Development Scotch and white pine and Douglas fir, ? ers, 38 Riverside Ave. 741-1732. Middletown area. Close to bus slop Call concerning the some. $10. CDOd for beginners. 671-3MQ between 3 and 6 p.m. room, kilchen. Gas heat. Newly decorated. N.J. 872-1683 ofter i a.m. 2'y tall, 51 each -you dig. 462-36H olter 5. EFFICIENCY TWO-ROOM APARTMENT Sublect to FHA appraisal. Asking S18.5M. F.B.DEISS, Clerk Council May 4 at Gibbs Hall, — Available wllh or without maid service. Coll 071-1289. . Board of Health USES — Two G-60-15 Fiberglass belted HIDE-A-BEDtSOFA In his new position, Mr. Ft. Monmouth. 1 LEONARDO MOTEL. Nwy 36, Leonardo. LARGE ROOM — With shower. First April 7 M.50 Jrcs mounted on chrome rims. Will fit Excellent condition. Asking $100, lc mogoiln'ei, »10.671-17S0. vailing time at a meeting to be held in the fques. Small bike. 20' wooden extension Overlooking river. Includes summer ond FURNISHED ROOM — suitable tor busi- port t o AlexandeAld r SchrriidtShiidt- ing." ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER — odder. Miscellaneous. Moving, every- winter health club and all utilities. Yearly ness person. One block off Highway 35, COOPERATIVE APARTMENT-Two 7 ] Meeting Room, Union Hose Fire bedrooms. Nice condition. Vail Homes. House, Florence Avenue, Union Beach, [ree years old. Good .condition. J55. Call tyilng must go. leoie. MSP a month. 842-1837. Falrvlew. References. Write I >x B-122, Fellner, vice president of the The awards dinner honors The Dally Register. Red Bonk. Call 542-93J4. New Jersey, on April 12,1971, after which APARTMENT FORRENT — Season or time they will be publicly opened ond read Amax Copper Division. commercial and non-profit fa- Vj PRICE SALE — Famous brand three, year round. Twin Lights Hotel. Corner ELSb'RON — TThree-bedrooirt Immaculate aloud lor Rood Maintenance and Repair IJJLL SUE SOFA — Three cushions. Ex way stereo olr suspension speakers,.Me- Cape Cod-. Ca-jrpeten d and all appliances. He and his family reside in oellenf construction and condition. S65, Shrewsbury Aue., Cornwell St., High- Materials os follows: cilities that completeped d properproper- chanically perfect. Slight flaw In finish. lands. Call Sat., Sun., 872-9738. REAL ESTATE Landscaped and fenced. Ideal location Qavarlan china, service for 12, pertec Fully guaranteed. List 5100 eoch, while Real value at 525,900. Westmoreland Broken Stone— Various Sizes Westport, Conn. • ty improvements valued at oondltlon, S65. Call offer 3 p.m. 842-7372. they last, 2 for 5100. Others available. AN- STUDIO APARTMENT — Private en- FOR SALE Agency. 331-1266*. * AsphaltlCiOil, Furnished, Delivered ond DERSON'S MUSIC, 30 Brood St., Red trance, oil utilities. 5150 month. Three Applied more than $1 million in 1970, *R CONDITIONER — Emerson 7000 Bonk. 7470825 months' security and qne-year lease re- HOUSES FOR SALE OLDE SHREWSBURY — Four-bcdraom, Bituminous Concrete Patching M »TU. Ih orlgl'nal carton. SI48. Call LEGAL NOTICE and several individuals for quired. Coll 741-8063. LITTLE SILVER 2*/i-bath. 95' ranch. W living room, coun- Speciftcations and Proposal Sheets may 5 741-5035. iACRIFICE — Three-piece maple living try kitchen. Secluded prestige acre, two be obtained at the Orfice ot the Borough LEGAL NOTICE service to the community. *oom set, two lamps, two kitchen sets, ATTRACTIVE — Nicely furnished two blocks to railroad. Terms. S-19,900, 222-8233 Clerk until forly eight (48) hours prior TO NOTICE CBMPLETE BURGLAR ALARM SYS seds galore! Dressers, etc. 7474685. rooms, bed-living room, kitchen. Con- INDIVIDUALITY or 741-7748. the time set far the opening of bids. *M — For home or business only 599.95. Parents requesting Private Schoo venlent. Gentleman preferred.-741-8394. Just listed. One of a kind, this spur snake The Borough Council reserves the right Tronsporlation. Jor the School Year 1971 Rrotects up to five entries, nothing else to AMMOND ORGAN - AAodel W-3 spinet ranch, only two years old. has story-book lo reject any andall bids. City Man Joins bay. Install yourself, or we VIII do It for NEW MONMOUTH — Sacrifice by owner. '2 who reside In Eotontown. New Shrews, Ith reverberation. "Like new" condition. THREE-ROOM EFFICIENCY APART- setting — loads of trees with running Colonial, fieldstone front, living room By order of Ihe Borough Council of the aury or Shrewsbury Township, must rea- S&u. KNIGHTGUARD, 591-9101, or wrile MENT. Suitable tor couple. Private homt. ,brook and Japanese bridge. Living room Borough of Union Beach, New Jersey. Marlboro Professional Bldg., Rl. 79, Mor- Near transportation. 495-0416. with fireplace* dining room, large eot-ln ster with The Monmouth Regional High 19x20 with fireplace, 13x15 dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, 2*/i baths, iamilv MARYSABIK School Transportation Dept. at Monmouil Purchasing Unit (finvllle, NJ. 07751. 3OUBLE BED — Walnut, mattress, box moanltlcent kitchen, three bedrooms, two Borough Clerk iprlng, 525. Studio couch, opens to make SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT— Kltch- room, basement, two-car garage. Proper- "•eglonol Hljn scnooi, 535 Tinton Ave. bains, two 7' walk-In closets. Maintenance ty 100 x 200. Man/ extras. $41,500. 471- Mew Shrewsbury, New Jersey on or be- LONG BRANCH - Kenneth' wo beds, J3S. EaiyWoslilng machine, enet e, living room, bedroom. Utilities. free. Only Ml,900. 1094. : BILL DIRT eml-autamatlCr S25. Mahogon"togony sidsideboarde , •Applications being accepted. 787-0626, NOTICE fore May 1,1971. Nixon, director of purchasing T)p soil and crushed stone. Also small Oi. All In good conditioni.. 747-3782. LITTLE SILVER — Four-bedroom cus- LABRECQU6, PARSONS S. BA5SLER April 2, 5; 6V, B J13.75 HUGE TWO-BEDROOM _ Two-hath PAULBRAGER 188 East Bergen Place at MonmouthMcdical Center, cwnounts at top soil available. 741 -3029 of- REALTOR tom Cape Cod. Highlighted with paneling, tjr 5:3Pp.m. DINING ROOM SET - Walnut drop-leof apartment. Eat-In kitchen, Ilvlna room, brick, wrought iron ond extras. Master Red Bank, N.J.077O1 NOTICE able, four chairs. Excellent condition. dining room, large layer, two terraces. 794 Brood St. Shrewsbury 7470321 (201) M2-640O 8-411 has been elected to member- TV — Hoffman black and while, 27", $30. 12lh floor, Excellent view. 5550. Call 842- RED BANK— RUMSON AND MILES bedroom 16x22, two baths, large dining 150. Call 843-4798 AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send lor room* family roam, oversized garage. On Attorneys for Defendant SHERIFF'S SALE ship in the New Jersey State Btectrlc dryer, 5 temperatures, S50 Re- 7911 or 741-1732. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY v|]rslble 29" window fan, Slo. Dehumlcll- tree catalog of modest homes, farms, pala- well landscaped lot. Convenient la trans- IOFFEE TABLE — S30, end toble, U0. tial Burason estates, watorfronls, acreage, portation ana stores, call 747-0096. CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION Association of Purchasing fUr, J35. Royal china, service 12,125. 741- \atched modern walnut. Exceptionally MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY 4(pl ' tots, business opportunities. Managers. tractive. 74M458. HIGHl:ANDIA ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four bed- DOCKET NO. C-1232-70 Docket No. -OTlro OAK DESK — Double pedestal, 545. Twin UR COMPRESSOR — Sickle bor. 750x20 APARTMENTS Ray Stillman; Realtor rooms, Iwo baths, large kitchen, living Civil Action The Greater New York Savings Bank/ a The state organization is beds cpmplote, 515 ea. Pine porch bench, room, dining room, laundry room, double ORDER LIMITING CREDITORS lonklng corporation, Plaintiff vs: Oscai ised truck tires. Tow cholns, and many "Our 53rd Year" J. THIman, et ux., ot als.. Defendants planning to set up regional tlO. 747.4021. thers. IS6 Hwy 36, W. Keonsburo. 10 OCEAN BLVD. 648Hwy35 Shrewsbury 711-K0O garage. Hot-water heat. Nicely decorated. ANDREW PISCATELL1 JR., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N.J. wany extras. Principals only. 29HJB9. Plaintiff, By virtue of a writ of execution In the groups such as Monmouth-and IM BILLING MACHINE AND GENERAL .LUMINUM LADDERS— Four, •>*•<> ibovc staled oclvon to me diietted. I snatt COPIER - Good condition. 5200. Coll 747- ach. Boy's English Racer. 115. Set HOME WITH INCOME' COZY RED BANK COLONIAL - Three- CORKY'S FLORIST SUPPLIES. INC., •xpose for sole al public vendue, at the Ocean Counties -which, would lelghls, «10. See ol 111 Woodlond Avc FINEST LUXURY In Red Bank. Large attractive older >edroom, with enclosed paneled porch. a corporation of Ihe State of ourt House In the Borough of Freehold, eansburg. ••Luxury three bedrooms, 2Vj baths home, presently divided Into two lovely Fireplace In large living room. Extras in- New Jersey. WILLIAM CARHUFH and ounty of Monmauth, New Jersey, on organize locally and sen*rep- tlRWCTOR — 6 h.pi Craftsman, 32" cut. ••Luxury two bedrooms.'Z baths opa-lments. (9 rooms ond 2 bolhs In oil). cluding dishwasher. Near schools, shop- CARAAEL^CARHUFF, Monday the ?6lh day of April, 1971, at 2 resentatives to monthly meet- "ike new, • ESTINGHOUSE - Electric clothes ••LtiKury (our rooms, one bedroom Five garages with usable space above ping and transportation. July 1st occu Defendants •clock P.M. Prevailing Time. I Coll 747-JI52 ycr, $25, Call between 5-6 p.m. Featuring terraces overlooking the hlgli- (40x!0). Excellent location. S32.500. Own- poncy. S29.SQ0. Owner. M1-7OB2. It appearing that the above named de- All the lollowirirj tract or rjorcol al land ings of the parent, organiza- 54MA55. est, most scenic point on Ihe Atlantic er—747-4532 fendant corporation has been adjudged in- md the premises tiereinolfer parllculorly JWIN METAL BEDS — Complete wllh coastline adjoining a beautiful marina. WE HAVEAREAL LOVELY HOME Icscrlbed, situate, lying and being In the tion, which are held in Prince- WEST LONG BRANCH — "OLD DEAL FOR YOU — Located in a fine residential solvent and that Theodore D. Parsons Jr. mirrored dresser, S20. Kitchen cabinet, M-FM STEREO RECEIVE R - With includes air conditioning, swimming bos been appointed as receiver of the os- lorough ol New Shrewsbury In Ihe County ton. glass front, 4 drawers, $15. Mornings 787- leakers. Two months old. Asking $50. pool, per king. All spacious, truly luxury HOMES," Wesr Palmer Ave. and Whole- area of KeyportKeypryport.. PPPlenty y or roomo . Largge if Aflonmouth ond State of New Jersey: pond Rd, New two story Colonials and lot arage Prorty eclosd Ellt sels lor the crcdllors ond stockholders of (610. so guitar ampHljer, 200 wolf. 741-8521. apartments. . lot, garage. PropertProper y enclosed. Excellent said defendant and good cause appearing BEING known and designated as Lot Call or visit superrn!endent?2?l-0237. ranches..From $42,500. Epstein Builders, condition. ThTh o onlly thing this home needs 47 os shown on Map entitled Map of 531-0505 222-2233. Open weekends. for the making ot (he within Order, It is, AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES Brounell-Kramer AAcnatiement Co. Is a nice sire lamlW to en\ny it. Asking on this 1st do/ of April, 1971, on motion of anch Manor, Newman Spclngs Road, 126,900. Call WALKER & WALKER. 671 Theodore D. Parsons Jr., Receiver, ow Shrewsbury Brirnurjh. New Jersey Callup Boosts TWO-BEDROOM MOTEL APARTMENT INCOME PROPERTY — Three-family ited February ?1, 1952 made by Henry F. — Air conditioned, overlooking river. In- house. Good location, condition and In- ORDERED that the time within which ^brecque, Surveyor, Red Bonk, Now Jer- Largo quantity now ond used plcclrlc cludes summer ond winter health club and come. $29,500. Must sell. Owner. 707-4401 RED BANK — Near Pky exif 109. Three- the creditors ol soid defendant shall y and duly filed in the Monniojth Coun- all utilities. Yearly lease. 842-1B3'. y bedroom ronch. Two baths, family room present and make proof to soid receiver Ex-Area Man AUCTION typewriters, manual and portable type- COOPERATIVE APARTMENT — S3500 Clerk'i Ollice, Noveii-Dcr 1!, 19SJ in wllh fireplace, central air conditioning, of their respective claims against defend- JS<- »1MI. writers, cash registers, files and vari- RED BANK — Attractive 4**i ana* J-room •down, 197 monthly Includes alt utillUes 'naround swim pool. Two-car aaroge. on! Is hereby tixed as three months tiom I'RINCKTON - Dr. George SALE ous office equipment. RIVERFRONT apartments. Rent Irom ond faxes. Call 542-2933. :uTly landscaped. Oneocre plot. Many ex- the date hereof ond oil creditors and' BEING commonly known os 17 Stevens Gallup announces the promo- clolmants failing lo do so within such time venue. New Shrewsbury, New Jersey. IBM • ROYAL • REMINGTON $345, available Immediately. Near shop- !FAIR HAVEN — Executive's home. Two- tras, Under U0,000. 747-5163 after 5. Office [quipment OLIVETTI • FRIDEN • VICTOR ping and transportation. Call Supl*., 74)- limited shall be barred from participating TOGETHER with oil fixtures now or tion of John 0. Davies 3rd to story, all custom built, Large foyer. Five COUNTRY HOME — On ]Vj acres. in the distribution of the assets of said de- jreafter ntlachcci to or used In connection BURROUGHS•UNDERWOOD... bedrooms, 2V*i baths, tHree fireplaces, den fendant, and It is further Ith the premises herein described and Ihe vice president and director of Vailcus shop tools ;Wlfh beamed ceiling, decorotor designed Ranch. Five bedrooms, 2Vi batlis. Ex- And many others In factory cartons. cellent storage area. Only V'j years old. ORDERED thai notice In writing of 1he usehald appliances which are tlxlurcs public relations for.Public Remov«ffoFrtmlitiof Packed will) manufacturer's guarantee HOUSES FOR SALE kilchen and dinette, full basement. Atr con- id port of the real!/, including, but not olMonlng.74i-D5lDLETO\A/N '— LotiiM-NcivesInk o.Va. defendant at their las! known addresses Tlie approximate amount ol Ihe lurlq- Holiday Inn AAATAWAN-STRATHMORE —Three bed- icnl lo be satisfied by ?ald sole is the sum Mr. Davids was formerly a Numerous Items will be sold piece by FOR REAL SERVICE Nine-room bl-level on Vi acre. Walk'to by uncertified moll, with postage prepaid, room Colonial plus addition. Air condi- within ten days from the date hereof, and 53.539, together wllh Ihe costs ol this ' Ft. 36 piece. Some trade lots to be oflcred. No school and bus. Country living. Three le. resident of Kair Haven and at- quantity limits lo ony buyer. TERMS . . IN REAL ESTATE tioned. Wall-to-wall. Excellent location. It is further *" i Wot Long Branch Londscpped. (AH appUonces.y 54^5008. ORDERED that a copy of Ihe wilhfn or- fic Sheriff hereby rccrvt-i the ricihl to tended Rumson High School . 25% cash deposit, balance cash or cer- Consult a der be published In The Red Bank Regis- loum this sale without lurtlier notice by tified check. WATERFRONT — In Little Silver. Deep EAST KEANSDURQ — 100x25. Three bllcution. where he was active in sporls. Thursday, J Member ol rooms plus utility room. All year round ter, a newspaper published in Monmouth Water mooring. Beautiful view. Privacy heat. Call atler 7:30 p.m., 787-owa. County, withi• 'n len day:, from the dote PAULKIERNAN lie now lives in Trenton AH0A.I 1/ order of Rod Bank Area Cathedral beamed.celling In living room, hereof. S 1Wl where lie is a councilman, Intpttthn from 8:30 AM' MLS two fireplaces. MUJI set. S71,90(1. CAM- MUST SELL — Middletown, lour-bed- FRANCIS X.CRAHAY, iled February :!5.1571 ' " LIONEL LEASING CO. ASSA AGENCY, Realtor, 4 Parker Ave ' room spilt. Vi acre >ot. Below market val- J.S.C. Kovacs.Ai-denon. Horowli:, with his wife and foiir_chil- oyofjnlt Little Silver. 741-4334. Member Two MLS."j ue. 432,500. Call 787-440L 313..50 under MialO/Atlvs. 'Prll 1, 7, U,7) 557.00 drcn. 22 TLe D«Uy Register, Red B«iWIidfIlelmrn.N. J, \KVakesday, A f>rfl 7,1971 Non-Pollution Sewage Disposal Pact Set in Freehold Township will also deed to the township five-year maintenance bond month, is guaranteed not to will receive $64 per unit until right to use the reserve capa- ter Horseshoe pits, a hard FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - over to the municipality. One year after issuance of the a 20-acre recreational area as -for the plant and a two-year, increase more than 25 per the township takes ownership. city. court area, and landscaping. This municipality will go well as easements for mainte- guarantee for the mainte- cent. Plant capacity is estimated The 20-acre recreational Mayor Harper commented ahead with what officials 110th certificate of occupancy tnat or after state approval, nance and a buffer zone, and nance of recreational equip- The township will collect at 50,000 gallons daily ef- area, to be developed by Lev- 'he treatment plant can have termed revolutionary assure future installation of ment. $98 a year from each housing fluent, of which the housing itt on the south, side of the Ma- be placed within a devel- non-polluting sewage disposal whichever comes later, the township will take over the sewer pipes to the proposed The cost of maintaining the unit using the system from development is expected to nasquan River, will include opment because "it will be a methods, despite protests that pp produce 30,000. The agree- plant and collect all revenues. regional sewer. sewage treatment plant, esti- the beginning of operations. picnic tables, an open play "wosed system, with no odors seemed to have killed tbe idea mated %t $64 per unit per Of the amount, the developer ment gives the township the area, a "tot lot," gazebo shef- °r pollution." two months ago. At that time, the developer The agreement includes a The township committee has authorized Mayor Harpy D. Harper to sign an agree- ment allowing Levitt and Sons Inc. to build a plant to treat sewage by physical-chemical methods producing an effluent as potable as that from ter- tiary treatment. This process is to be follow- ed by rapid incineration of sludge without resultant air pollution. The treatment plant, to be financed by the developer and Happy Holidays a federal grant, later would be deeded to the township From All of Us without charge. This is the At Foodiown same project originally pro- posed. Most of the opposition to FOODTOWN the earlier plan was to the proposed township ex- SUPERMARKETS penditure of ?460,000 for 36.5 CARRY A acres of land on Georgia Road COMPLETE and installation of sewer SELECTION OF pipes. The new agreement instead calls, for construction of the PASSOVER treatment plant in the shell of FOODS a house to be built by'Levitt on its 128-lot proposed devel- MATZOS, CAKE MIXES, EGC opment, Woodgate Farms at MATZO, HORSERADISH, CE- Freehold South, which will be HITENSH, CANDIES, MATZO built south of Elton-Adelphia Koad. . M BORSCUT, MATZO The plant is to be located on FARM, MMEDfMNTS, MAC- one acre on the most south- AROONS, KOSHER PICKLES. easterly tot of the 128-home development it will serve, and adjacent to the Manasquan Eiver. Under tbe terms ot the Swift's Premium Deep Basted, Oven Ready ALL FOODTOWN SUPERMARKETS WILI agreement, tie developer will U S.CoVLfnsp*—farsoup, salad orsiew build, operate, and mmaintain BE --' •-- *' "it is turned FRESH FOWL Fresh Oven Ready—4-4'/i-lb. oyg. — — CLOSED ALL DAY EASTER SUNDAY CahilTs ROASTING CHICKENS .49 Popularity m CHICKEN LIVERS TURKEYS Fresh Leon I GROUND CHUCK 8to14-lb. Gaining lean Meaty Avg. ucer NEWARK (AP) - Gov. TO- BEEPFLANKEN Sam T. CabuTs popularity has I For Stuffing—Hygrade leaped forward, while Presi- dent Nixon's lias fallen behind SAUSAGE MEAT in New Jersey, a pollster said. ' E. John Bncci of Phila- wmmmmmmm delphia said the ratings: are Foodtown Del! Dept. contained in a sample com- Foodtown Jellied Pride of the Farm pleted March 21. Hormel Imported er Cahill's rating was up 14 Piece W per cent over that in a Bucd CRANBERRY PEACH hase- No In survey completed last June I CANNED HAM for tbe State Democratic SAUCE HALVES Committee. 8 9-fc." English Bucci attributed the in- •g am crease in popularity for the |S foodiown Appetizer Dept. Republican governor to his £v "In your house* serve ScfceMiaus1* appeal among independent $ SCHICKHAUS A At Dinnerware and Democratic voters. In tbe latest poll, the gover- $ KIELBASI ft/ W CRAPE JELLY No limit. Buy at many as you nor received a favorable rat- <•>'. "InyourhounttnrvSdtklchmi^ like. No coupons needed. One ing of 46 per cent with 29 per SCHICKHAUS Ovemile Piece with $5 purchase — KRAFT Two Pieces with $10 purchase cent opposed and ll per cent CHUX DIAPERS — Three Pieces with SIS pur- i BOLOGNA ib. Green Giant undecided. His standing in Vi (Where Avoiloble) chase... etc. June 1970 was only 32 per cent Foodiown Seafood Dept. NIBLET CORN • MAYONNAISE favorable, 29 per cent nega- Socromtnto tive and four per cent unde- i MEDIUM TOMATO JUICE 3 cided. SHRIMP * " B, Slrced. Crushed or Chunlu In that Bncci poll last year, W You Save More PINEAPPLE FOODTOWN 40-PIECE - Nixon received a 54 per cent £ FROZEN FLOUNDER SERVICE FOR 8 r favorable rating; but this has i FILLET ib. PEAS & CARROTS 5 £ «ach dropped by 10 per cent in the 30c OH lobri Anortect—Fondly Sun tipe Select March survey. <}; |V*ei.AvoiloUel ONLY piece The survey said that in the j" Foodtown Dairy Dept. SCOTT NAPKINS 3 A. 'I RIPE OLIVES 3 Each Piece '60 Ronioni foodtown ht Syrup 19c with $5 head-to-head match between Foodtown Fresh Nixon and Sen. Edmund S. LASAGNA .-»o -'.39' WHOLE YAMS purchase WITH EACH <5 PURCHASE Aingonl Hohel Pride of the Form Muskie, D-Maine, the front CREAM CHEESE $ runner for the Democratic BARTLETT PEARS 4 * 1 WHOLE & CUT YAMS 39' presidential nomination, were 8-oz Ovtmit* large Troys pkg. is- Follow this Weekly Schedule I FOODTOWN FEATURES in a dead heat. PAMPERS DIAPERS 1i: 79' BRO1LAFOIL 5 A 49' Fleischmann's Regular Don't Miss This Exciting IA COMPLETE SELECTION Each received 38 per cent OceonSDroy Whole or Jellied ..-SSi* (No OvenCkon Up) 1 Bog for Turkey! 8 loiMb. siso IS Week Offer! of the vote, with 9 per cent to BROWN IN BAG REYNOLDS U, 25* IVF Alabama Gov. George Wall- MARGARINE CRANBERRY SAUS 4 1 *l&z& ••Kiel ace and 15 per cent unde- < COLOMBIAN COFFEE CHERRIES AURA^NO ^''35' JsfWeek - cided. I «.79 j Sucjor'N'Spice B«k,d Foodtown SwM Br.« HAM GLAZE ^39' cap TEA BAGS £39* £69' Choc. Twiit (S-oi.), Rope TwU(orR«d£i Crape Tolislir 2nd Week- Matt Denies FOODTOWN NEW Foodtown Frozen Foods Y & S CANDY 2 ti. 35C Frozen Vanilla. Light or Dork Chocolate, RoyolTreot Sliced In Butter ,, Guilt on 3 LOW COFFEE PRICES! Butterscotch, Lemon Creme, or Choc. Cafe MUSHROOMS 4'On Foodtown Froien — 12-ot. can 31c h ? "•"*" «<*"*».'Ami 10. Branch, of $97.50. ORANGE JUICE 6 ,;95C U.S. # 1 Extra Fancy Red Wettem He also denied receiving a Ib. CUP THIS COUPON stolen tape player valued at AWAKE Frosen 3 ^ 89' DELICIOUS APPLES Noturolly Sw«l Puerto Bicon $110 belonging to Frank Col- Givel Zing to Salndi-«adiihlt 4 PitNPoiSIU.d ( lins of Richardson Ave., Ea- PINEAPPLES . : 10c STRAWBERRIES 4 X: *l .39' SCALLIONS 2f«19 tontown, in that borough Oct. | SANK A COFFEE Crisp 'n Crunthy Poical Horn 'n Yomi Al«ayi a Favorite—CaroKna j Imperial Regular • 27. Aisorled Flavors Foodtown __ _ f CELERY ,,.i«25' U ICf YAMS 2bs.35< ] MARGARINE p_ Robinson also pleaded in- ' "'--l COFFEE, Jiocent to falsely implicating I c WITH THIS COUPON Clayton Mickens, 25, of ICECREAM Bl79 [ Coupon good at ony Foodfcmn StipenMifctt Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, 15c Off | You Save More Color Bleach limit one per adult lomly. • You Save Mure You Save More Coupon e.pV., Soturdor, April 10. in the fatal shooting of taxi Cold Water Surf % Silverdust Blue Rinso You Save Mure driver Bernard N. Sullivan of Condensed All Cold Water All All Fluffy Red CUP THIS COUPON West Belmar in Eatontown giant giant C giantiant QHc quart I Nov. 6. size size sizei O / jumbo $i)37 giant QHc Mickens was charged with 62 I 91 size size O i the murder Feb. 2 after Bob- inson and three other men al- I Jegedly signed statements im- plicating him and gave them 6.75'oz. WITH THIS COUPON to Monmouth County Detec- tube Coupon ,.od« o ^m^M. tive Capt. Andrew B. Man- Crest Toothpaste $003 urnHoneperodultlcinily. ning. Jumbo All jumbo , The charge was dropped ^ three days later after the al- Prices«Hectiv«through Saturday, April 10. Not response for typc«iraphicdw>ifcW»raere.tn«ri9httatfmKc^ leged statements proved iaise. The murder is still Middlelown, N.J. Toms River, N. J. Toms River, N. J. Wanoma$ja,N.J. Farmingctale, N,«J. being investigated. Englishlown,N.J; Rt. 35 & Ml. Hill Rood Jioule37 Fisher Blvd. Sunset Ave. 10 Bank Street r'ortMonmoulh.N.l. Robinson's innocent pleas noorWiclioptcIioAve, ,,42 Main St.- Mdtawan,N.J. Hwy.36&8royA«. jrere accepted Friday by Su- Freehold, N.J. West End, Long Branch, N. J. Jackson, N. J. Neplune.N.J. 126 Main St. Sea Bright; N.J. perior Court Judge M. Bay* ParkAve.a.Hwy.33 Wesl End Court & MorMPiacs 7BrookPJaza Route ,33 Redknlf.N.J. pond WcGowan.', UoOOceanAvo, 56 NS •retold fixed.