Gammers Again Urge Raritan Dredging Halt

SEE STORY BELOW Weather Brief morning snow flurries, be. HOME coming partly sunny later, high around 30. Clear and cold to- THEDAILY VFPTQ1WJ? night, low around 20. Tomor- row, partly cloudy, windy and FINAL cold, high 30-35. Outlook Thurs- I -gar i IUJWIO1 LitX day fair, windy and cold. ~y .. . - DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS VOL. 90, NO. 158 RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1968 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE Hughes' $1.06 Billion Budget Omits Mueh By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON can begin within the year if money is authorized to bs bor- road aid, .$22.4 million in state and interstate construction, Since then,., he said, New Jersey has gone to the sales . TRENTON - A record $1.06 billion state budget pro- rowed in November.' indudjng work on the Central Jersey Expressway between . tax, estimated to produce $250 million in the next fiscal year, posed today by Gov. Richard J. Hughes was balanced on a BONDS - OR TAXES Trenton and the shore; $1 million for institutional construc- and that political timing is altered. His own status as a lame- wave of omission. No new taxes will be required in the fiscal year if all tion and $4 million for clean water projects. duck governor is a significant part of the political change, The Democratic chief executive told the Republican law- goes well, he said. But if the bond issues are not autho- These items were described as absolutely essential now he said. makers candidly that it lacks $78 million for highways and rized, or are defeated, an increase in the three per cent sales to take advantage of available matching federal commit- In 1963, the Republican party strongly opposed the im- college construction and untold additional millions for other tax or other new revenues will be unavoidable in the follow- m,ents and to avoid higher costs inherent in postponement mensity of his proposal in a year when most of the Legisla- ,-,buildsng urgencies now being assessed. ing year. of construction work. ture was* up for election and two years before the governor In his "deferral" budget, the governor pointed to $23 He called for legislation setting up bond issue referen- In the main budget, the governor proposed $111 million was to seek his second term. There will be no legislative dums in several categories in November for boSi the $78 million in buildings for higher education, including assistance for all transportation work including $11 million to continue elections this year and Mr. Hughes is barred from, running million in specific work already outlined in the budget plus for the proposed Monmouth Community College and other subsidies of commuter railroad service. again. His term runs out in January, 1970. others to be recommended by a capital needs study com- two-year county colleges, DEFENSE MADE The broad picture of all bond issues to be needed this mission now at work. He also listed $8.6 minion for purchase of new railroad Mr. Hughes made a strong defense for the wisdom of year, said the governor, will be outlined in a special mes- cars as part of federal aid programs to improve the New bond issues and said that circumstances have changed since sage in about two months after his blue-ribbon commission Since the budget covers the fiscal year starting in July, York and Long Branch railroad and other commuter services. 1963 when his proposal for a $750 million bond issue was reports. Mr. Hughes said, the construction program he envisions Also listed was $15 million more for county and municipal .overwhelmingly rejected. (See BUDGET, Pg. 2, Col. 1) Stop Allies' Hue Assault SAIGON (AP) — U.S. and fume River. On the south bank, three days is generally the cost the North Vietnamese and Hue, 400 miles northeast of Sai- outh Vietnamese Marines in Hue's modern quarter the same," a U.S. spokesman said in Viet Cong 2,393 dead, about half gon, is the last of 35 South Viet- lunched a ground assault Americans had regained control, Saigon. "They are holding out of them inside the Citadel. South namese cities and towns where gainst strong enemy forces in- ind the population crept out of along the south wall of the Cita- Vietnamese casualties were re- Communist forces are still fight- ide the walled Citadel at Hue efugee camps and shell-marked del with their extremely strong ported moderate, meaning the ing as organized units two»weeks •day, but heavy small-arms, lomes to bury the dead in hasti- point at the southwest corner." government force .was hard hit. after the start of "their biggest of- lachine-gun and rocket fire dug graves. Allied spokesmen said that the There was no announcement of fensive of the war. It has cost rove them back. "The situation in Hue the last 14 days of fighting in Hue have U.S. casualties. (See VIETNAM, Pg. 2, Col. 4) The North Vietnamese troops aught from gunpits burrowed leep inside the grimy black stone vails of the inner Citadel in the 'ormer imperial capital 400 miles aortheast of Saigon. $50 Million Hike Sought AP photographer Al Chang re- ported from Hue that the sky had cleared after two weeks of mon- soon rains, but no air support was flown for the Marines today. For Education Programs Air strikes had been flown against enemy positions in the TRENTON — A 10 per cent increase — should be ready to take appropriate action Citadel Monday, and there was in excess of $50 million — in public funds when the report is in. no immediate explanation why no for state education programs highlights Gov. CITES PROPOSAL planes were in the air today. Richard J. Hughes' budget message to the Mr. Hughes told the lawmakers they 'Being Chopped Up' legislature today. should consider a state Board of Education "Where the hell is our air sup- proposal to finance $60 million in badly port?" one Marine asked Chang All educational services — more than needed new local school facilities in urban NICE OUT ON THE ICE — As cold weather restored a firm, slick coating on this bitterly after the costly, unsuc-. half of the cost going in direct assistance areas. But he provided no recommenda- «mall lake at Linden Drive and Fair Haven Road, Fair Haven, neighborhood children cessful assault on the Citadel's to local school districts — would total $523.6 tion for the $1 million appropriation deemed inner walls. "We are being million, which is over half of the total bud- necessary to get such a program under way. flocked out to try their skill at skating. And appearing equally, content with the chopped up." get recommendation of $1.06 billion. Over and above this need, he com- whole tnmg art the ducks. (Register Staff Phoio by Larry Pern-a) More than 1,000 U.S. Ma mented, waiting for action by both the state rines and South Vietnamese Spelled out as necessary, but reserved and local communities is $750 million in es- troops were tightening the vise from the present budget because of plans to sential new and replacement school facilities. beside the north bank of the Per- get the money by bond issue next fall, Were More than half of the governor's pro- Bayshore Qammers Irked $18 million for county community college posed education budget would be earmarked buildings and $5 million for construction at for state aid to local school districts. For Ski Lead Held Rutgers University and the six state col- the 1968-69 fiscal year Hughes recommended leges. $358.1 million in aid, a $33.2 million increase over the current appropriation. By U.S. Girl His special Commission to Evaluate the Renew Dredge Row GRENOBLE, France (AP)- Capital Needs of New Jersey, which will re- INCLUDES PENSION The United States Alpine ski port fn April, will list college construction The total includes $105.7 million to meet HIGHLANDS — The clam' con- report to the commissioner today mates available of future beds team, beset by injuries needs for the next 10 years. And, the gover- the state's obligation under the pension and troversy was renewed last night with proposals for possible chang- and seedlings," Mr. White said. through the early part of the nor warned, both he and the legislature (See HIKE, Pg. 2, Col. 4) *s members of the Baymen's As- Gov. Richard J. Hughes es in navigation and other ideas. "This certainly exceeds the mon- Winter Olympic Games, had fociation threatened more court ' "I should be able to better dis- ey the state is receiving from its first triumph all but wiped action and pickets to obtain a cuss the situation after I confer the dredging company." The out today when three conten- cessation of dredging along the Also Okays More Racing Days with Mr. Gannon," Mr. Roe said. clams cannot be harvested be- ders were disqualified in the clam-rich sand bar at the mouth Mr. White said the association cause of polluted waters. first run of the women's of the Shrewsbury River. will meet Thursday night to for- The company is paying the slalom, leaving spunky teen- James T. White, secretary of mulate plans to pursue court ac- state 12 cents per cubic yard ager Judy Nagel to battle for the association, said the clam- tion, which has been suggested by taken from the river which is the gold medal. Governor Favors Lottery Vote mers are disgusted with the con- its attorney, Francis X. Moore. being turned over for educational tinued indifference of state of{|-. "We presently have a restrain- purposes. Charges have been lev- Judy, a 16-year-old late com- TRENTON — Gov. Richard J. duce an extra $2 million a year a budget message. He has in the approve to permit a referendum rials, particularly Robert A. Roe, ing order against the U.S. Dredg- eled by clammers that the sand er to the U.S. Olympic squad Hughes turned to potential new on top of about $30 million now past discouraged lottery propos- because the proposal would ne- commissioner of the-state Depart- ing Company to continue its op- is in turn being sold at more from Enumclaw, Wash., gambling revenues today in his anticipated. als and even today said it should cessitate a constitutional change. ment of Conservation and Eco- erations only in the extreme por- then $2.50 per cubic yard in New streaked into the lead over No suggestion was made to in- never be considered as a source The governor, who hopes to nomic Development, in solving tions of the outlined bar," he York. favored Marielle Goitschel of annual budget message to the France and Nancy Greene of crease the Freehold and Atlantic of anywhere near sufficient funds have voters pass on a series of the problem. said. The association secretary said legislature as a means of com- Canada in the first of two City trot schedule , though to more than "scratch the sur- major construction bond issues the picketing could be at the next bating rising costs of govern- The secretary said the com- He continued, however, that the slalom runs on the slopes the Racing Commission already face" of state money needs. this November, would prefer to missioner promised in early De- map used in the initial court meeting of the Shell Fisheries ment. above Chamrousse. has the right to raise them up Officials have speculated that have a lottery referendum next cember to report back to the as- judgment was a 1931 geodetic sur- Council, which is a sub-depart- But Wendy Allen of San Pe- He specifically urged au- to 100 programs each. lottery income could mean be- year. This, he said, would avoid lociation in 30 days on a study vey which misinterpreted the lo- ment under Commissioner Roe. dro, Calif., was disqualified thorization for 12 additional days Mr. Hughes became the first tween $20 and $40 million a year. confusion that it was being of- conducted by Rutgers scientists cation of the sand bar. "The council was the first to for missing a gate after post- of horse racing at the three flat governor ever to make favorable Three-fifths of the Senate and fered as an alternative for the to determine how clam-rich the "As a consequence, some of the have control over our problem, ing the best time of all 49 en- tracks for this year, and sug mention of a possible lottery in of the Assembly would have to bond issues. bar is being dredged, with more but they have done little excepl bar was. trants and Rosie Fortna of gested study be given a state lot- of it falling into the pit," he said. turn it over to the commissioner," Have Report Copy Warren, Vt, and Kiki Cutter tery referendum in 1969. "We want to stop all dredging." Mr. White said. "We have a copy of the report, of Bend, Ore., also were set Mr. White said that the Rut- Christopher H. Riley, directo Under schedules already an- but. no answers to our inquiries down after flashing into con- both written and telephoned, from gers report, conducted by Dr of the council, was unavailabli nounced by the state Racing Apy Bill Would Give County tending positions. the commissioner," Mr. White Harold Haskins, noted biologist for comment. But a local membe Commission, Monmouth Park, "It's just terrible luck for Atlantic CityJRaceway and Gar- «aid. specializing in shellfish, showed said the council was warned these great kids," said Bob den State Park have been given Commissioner Roe said late that the bar has considerable soft away from the situation and it Beattie, coach of the U.S. Al- maximum 56-day programs; lost night that the report is in clams and a fair to moderate was left to the action of Mr. Roe. Second Juvenile Court Judge pine team, who has struggled Freehold Raceway, 90 days of the hands of Peter J, Gannon, amount of hard clams. The council's next meeting has through injuries to four of his trotting races; and the new At- TRENTON — Monmouth Coun- ment and juvenile committees, chief of the Bureau of Naviga- "The salable clams now there not been set. each year. It can mean only long- top men and women skiers lantic City night track, 60-nights ty needs a second Juvenile and amount to $100,000 with no esti- Mr. White also blasted Com- he court has been unable to keep er and longer delays before each tion. Mr. Gannon is in turn to while chasing the elusive for itrotters. missioner Roe, and the state Domestic Relations Court judge, pace with increasing case loads. citizen has his day in court." medal cluster he had hoped agency setup. The governor said 12 more Assemblyman Chester Apy, R- "As a result, a court, which Assemblyman Apy pointed out (See DREDGE. Pg. 3, Col. 7) tor. days at the flat tracks could pro- Monmouth, declared today as he yearly Is in contact with hun- that these figures do not take introduced legislation to have dreds of our citizens, is falling into consideration the enormous one named. further and further behind. Five number of rehcarings which also State Budget years ago, there were require the court's time. Won't Say Why He Quit Newark Post In a statement released to ex- ju- plain the need, the Little Silver venile cases and 780 domestic An added factor, he continued, Republican declared: relations cases filed. These were is the Gault decision last year At a Glance "Despite the herculean efforts generally heard within one which mandates the assignment of Judge Leo D. Weinstein, court month. This caseload Increased of many more attorneys to coun- TRENTON — Highlights of Gov. Richard J. Hughes' Ex-City Aide Mum on Report personnel, the probation depart- last year to 2,315 and 1,139, re- sel indigent clients. budget for fiscal 1969 delivered to the legislature today: When the mayor made the appointment spectively, with an average walt- "Through producing better re- BALANCED spending schedule at $1.06 billion, with a SHREWSBURY - Paul Busse, of 71 West he said of Mr. Busse: ng time of four months before a sults," he noted, "this has re- negligible surplus, setting high and low records in each End Ave., first business administrator in the • "His knowledge of the city and his case could be heard. sulted in longer hearings, thus category. administration of Newark Mayor Hugh Ad- donizio in 1962, declined comment last night enthusiasm for working on the problems "Our best estimates indicate further increasing the backlog. BOND ISSUES, with a minimum of $78 million, are es- on a governor's commission report that said make his selection ideal." that the backlog will continue to "Because of the nature of ju- sential to be authorized by voters in November to meet he and other top officials hud quit an dis- Mr. Busse went to City Hall from a posi- ;row, with new cases increasing venile and domestic relations construction needs and avoid new taxes in 1969, Far greater illusionment tion as executive secretary of the Newark at a rate of nearly 20 per cent (See JUDGE, Pg. 2, Col. 6) bond issues for building needs seen as equally necessary Economic Development Committee and as- will be sought later for voting in November. The commission observation was part of sistant director of the Greater Newark De- EDUCATION costs cover 50 per cent of total budget a hard hitting condemnation of City Hall velopment Council. and are up 10 per cent over current program. politics and criticism of Hie State Police and He later was on the urban study staff WELFARE obligations reach $99.4 million, including National Guard for their conduct and use of of the Ford Foundation and served as a Today's Index $42 million — up by $10 million — for aid to mothers and Runs in combating last summer's Newark private consultant in several situations. Allen-Scott B Jnmcs Kllpntrlck .. 8 dependent children. riots. Now associated with die Economic De- Another former official from the early Amusements 7 Movie Timetable .. 7 HORSrS AND NUMBERS urged. for future revenues. velopment Council of New York, Mr. Bussc days of Mayor Addonizio's administration, Klrlhs 2 Obituaries .. 1 An additional 12 clays of racing at state's three flat tracks said that IhouRfli he hasn't seen Ihp report Samuel M. Convissor, administrative assistant, Bridge 14 Sylvia Porter .. fi requested to raise $2 million this yenr; and a study of a to Gov. Richard J. Hughes lie has ibeen in- was quoted in the report to the governor Classified ^2-14 Sports 10, II state lottery to pick up $20 to $10 million annually in future formed it is an "excellent one." as having said: Comics 15 Slock Market 15 years is siiftpcstwl. About the reference to him, Mr. liusse "The man was a legislator, not an ad- Crossword Puzzle 7 Successful Investing 15 URBAN RELIEF to Ret $13.1 million, a $7 million jump said he would neither deny nor confirm its ministrator. He didn't know how to take I'dltorlnls (i Televis'™ . 7 from this year but $11 million loss than had been asked. accuracy. leadership, make decisions." Hcrblock 6 Women's News 5 PAY RAISES of five per cent nsked across the board, He left Mr. Addonizio in 1964, after serv- Mr. Addonizio, often mentioned before $13.5 million, for state employes and teachers; $2 million ing two years, and said at the time Hint he the summer riots as a potential Democratic Anniversary Celebration II Is Newt for other employe raises; 1,0110 new stnte jobs, arid a re- was moving in conformity to plans which candidate for governor in 1989, was eleoted to l''ri"c gifts and highest interest. It is chickenctie! "Barbecue quest that Increments be Riven to future governors and wcro well known when ho took on the $20,- his first term as mayor after serving 18 years Mlddli'lnwn IlnnkinR Co., 1'J.KI Chiikcn". Call 812-9885. Krce de- present top executive stuff personnel. 000-a-ycar City Hall job. ^ as a congressman from Essex County. Chester Apy Ilwy. ;I5, Mklilli'lown. (A, F*b, ]J, 1068 THE DAILY RF/,1STER •Two Children $13.1 Million Sought (Illegitimacy Dinkelspiel CritwUm -Cent Rate Hike Hit by Cars For Blight, Ghetto Aid Bill Assailed Answered by Board cilman, Mr. Means recalled, Mr, TRENTON — Gov. Richard J. LONG BRANCH - A letter In Red Bank The governor obviously was di- By ACLU Dinkelspiel repeatedly urged the Hughes today recommended only recting his caution to those who from former Councilman Edgar RED BANK — Two small chil- LINCROFT — The American N. Dinkelspiel to the editors of board to use surplus funds to Set in Colts Neck dren w<>ro struck by cars here about half of the $2-4 million ap- have sponsored legislation to propriation sought by his new Civil Liberties Union, Monmouth area newspapers criticizing the keep down the tax rate. COLTS NECK - With no tax only J70.WK) to the local school yps^rday - but both escaped eliminate the Department of Com- Department of Community Affairs munity Affairs which was created County Chapter, last night pn> lack of surplus in the proposed The board statement reads in for municipal purposes again this sv.wm. as opposed to $120,001) sorions injuries, police said. 1 lo combat urban blight and ghet- only last year. Its commissioner tested a bill introduced in the Board of Education budget drew part: year, the local tax rate will show ]ast j,,,ar "William Scott, 5, of 3l> Walnu a prompt response yesterday Avc n unrest. is Paul N. Ylvisaker. "Mr. Dinkelspiel's statement a 27 cent jump to S2.48 per $10(1 Revenues from franchise nndl - Middletown, was hit by state Assembly banning public from David H. Means, newly in- 1 while cmsslftf; rOad Stre He said he reduced the requests The riot commission urged that that the last of available surplus of assessed valuation. gross receipts taxes again exreedi '" " l, lf assistance to mothers of three or stalled board president. with llis 1<)thcr Mrs Marth lo $13.1 million, which is $7 mil- "reasonable requests" by Mr. funds on hand has been used is The largest increase will comr expend fxpendilurrs. ! " ' - more illegitimate children and al- true. But what is left unsaid is Smtl 8I 1: 25 m lion more than is being spent Ylvisaker to head off new waves "My statement," the board from local school taxes, up 14 •Current expense will rise from! ' . P- - the reason these funds were used. 2R !i s 1st Police said the boy was hold- this year, in hopes of winning so barring aid to such children. president told newsmen, "is not cents to 1:36, with the Fr tions should be considered with added that public hearings 463 in board funds to help finance He said he is leaning to a group to urban housing developments on 'change of feeling now that the hike covers increases In the coun- L. Harris Jr., 1808 McBride the gravest respect. haven't been held on this legisla- additions to Lenna H. Conrow of bond issues and suggested that a revolving fund basis; $1.5 mil- surplus is exhausted, or nearly ty nnd regional high school fig- Ave., Neptune. Police said thi tion. likely areas are college, institu- Sees It Shortsighted lion for urban renewal issistance; so." and Elberon Schools, scheduled to 1 res. child was in the care of a baby "No responsible man Would in- tions, highways and seiveraRcj $2.25 million "or rent supplements Mr. Marvin said the Assembly In his letter, Mr. Dinkelspiel be put out for bid April 1. Two budget figures will decline sitter, Mrs.* Iris Moralers of 241 tentionally destroy the communi- and relocation of slum dwellers was expected to vote on this bill construction. wrote, in part: Bonding Cost MonmouUi St. ties upon which our society exists. displaced by clearance projects. this morning. Taken to Rlverview Hospita And a denial of funds would be In drawing these four items, This measure would make ex- 'Unheard OP Bonding this sum, according to jsovemmenta= *T,'«,;-K!!.!l financing through?- »-"S£,^^ year, and deferred charges and the jrlrl was treated for contu- shortsighted and reprehensible as totaling $6 million, Mr. Hughes ceptions to allow aid in cases "The recent Long Branch a bonding expert, the board state- out the nation," he said. statutory expenditures, down $39,. sions of the right side of the face t deliberate and affirmative move turned down bids by Mr. Ylvi- where proceedings were initiated school budget, from what little ment says, would cost taxpayers 'A Basic Instrument' 71X1 to $82,400. and head and the right knee. Po- toidestroy the places in which we saker for an additional $9.7 mil' to establish financial responsibil- has been released to the news- about $340,000 in interest over the "In the private sector, borrow The public hearing Is net for lice said the child also lost live." lion. ity of the father Involved. papers and the public, appears to 26-year life of the bonds. Ing is a basic instrument of busi- Thursday, Marcji 7,jt 8 p.m. In tooth. The prohibition, where ef- contain little or no reserve sur- The board will start rebuilding ness growth. Instead of constrict- the Municipal Building. Captain William F. Patterson fective, would apply to county plus, something just a short two its surplus during the latter part ing our capital construction with- investigated both accidents. Planners to Air Proposed welfare boards and to the state years ago that was unheard of. , of the present school year, when in the bounds of.annual revenues Bureau of Children's Services. A "What has not been told the it expects to receive federal aid and being forced to disregard Weather similar bill introduced last year public is the fact that operating under Public Law 874 as a mil- manifest needs, we would be pro- New Jersey: Variable cloudi- Federal Office Building died in committee. without a proper surplus is not itarily impacted area. Fifty per viding facilities as they arc need ness, with few snow flurries this cent of the federal grant will be EATONTOWN - A special bury residents, who oppose such considered good business prac- *' TAKE DOWN & (Continued) DAILY INTEREST RE-HANG Insurance programs (or teachers from day of deposit to day of with- NO COST CHECKING ACCOUNT;. Adjusr-A-Dropr Fold Finlihlng Is a special patented proceis that SERVICE in local schools and state col- Allow you unlimited checking ac- quoranncs the length of droperiei after dry cleaning. Before ' drawal! Compounded quarterly. FREE! leges. Open an account NOW where your count activity without maintenance dry cleaning, each drapery panel is measured by an Instrument cost or service charge, when you known as a Meaiuregraph. This establishes corner length di- »' RESIDENTIAL, Major increases in grants to money earns the highest interest local districts arc: $1.5 million A Gift maintain a low $300 minimum mensions which are entered on a label that li permanently of. allowed by federal regulations and tiled to each drapery panel. This serves os a guide to the Ad|ujl- COMMERCIAL for formula aid. $9.7 million in balance. get your Free Gift, during our An- and Sample A-Drape opcraror in lubitquenr fold finishing. INDUSTRIAL transportation aid, $5.8 million NO MINIMUM BALANCE for handicapped pupils, $500,000 niversary Celebration. Safe and CHECKING ACCOUNTS Alter dry cleaning, the draperies are placed In the Ad|ustA- Sure — each account insured by to Everyone! ,' FREE PICK-UP in school building aid, $1 million •V convenient checking account Drape rejovenoting cabinet and gently blocked to correct dimen- FDIC to $15,000. sions. Folds are gracefully contoiirnd and set. qlvlnq a smooth, & DELIVERY for vocational education, $1 mil- with no minimum balance require- unrippled hang to the draperies. As o result, hemlines artf per- lion for school Rtiards, $11.7 mil- ments, just pay 10c per check as fectly straight, corners are perfectly iquare. . FLEET OF lion for teachers' pensions and you write them. related benefits nnd $1 million 4 TRUCKS l #"*«!! ALO E'Arftft CALL COLLECT for libnry aid. The $1.18.1 million recommend- lcidetowri V#alB *«0Z»3UUU IF OUT OF AREA > ESTABLISHED ed for the Department (if Hiph- 1.1,/wti, in \liiiinitnii:t un,! n,mil iinmUisnl 1916 er I\diicalinn includes operating rxpi'iisen of $!HI.(i million for the Banking Company state's Institutions of higher edu- cation, nn increase of $14.3 mil- 1250 Highway 35 • Middletown Adjacent to shop Rito lion. /> Telephone 671-5800 nftill6rS drapery cleaners Sl;ilP nid In county colleges wn.s set al $!) million nnd M.7 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 52 THfiGCKMORTOH ST. FREEHOLD wns nsnlpned for state And Finlay Says Renewal Parley Set Errickson Is Elected President THE DAILY REGISTER Tu-wky, Frh. 13, 1968—3 Study Progressing On Sewers Of Board at Freehold Regional Mrs. Tilley Heading In Hazlet FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Dr. *ewis questioned whether some of its routes where only a HIGHLANDS - EdwarBJ_._d, -Pin. - ±>Januar y i.t wil...l receiveo $72,900 HAZLET — Residents of the Eugene C. Errickson was named wouldn't be less expensive to few passengers are Involved, he lay, chairman of the housing au- for the second stage of urban re- Beers Street area are being president of Freehold Regional untract for these routes. said. Shore School Board thority, at an adjourned meeting, newal. called together for a meeting High School Board of Education The board secretary, Paul Board member Sam Saunders, WEST LONG BRANCH - The| Thomas S. Garland of Sea •aid last night the urban renewal One of the firms to be hired Thursday night to discuss the last night, resuming a post he hieff, said the small vehicles Farmingdale, reported that a con. tae Regional Board of Educa- Bright was re-appointed board study is progressing in the bor- will study the land and what sewer situation in the township. held 10 years ago. Donald H. be used for private school tract for five students attending ion last night got its first wom- secretary for one year at a salary ough. type of construction would be Nash was named vice-president. :ransportation routes, for trans- three different private schools Under prime consideration will .n president with the election of of $9,400. His new term will He said another meeting will best in the renewal area. be the immediate problem of Dr. Errickson is a representa- porting handicapped children and now costs more than $11,000. Srs. "Ruth H. Tilley of Ocean- start as of July 1, 1968. take place March 11 to hire firms David Malamud, of Town and tive of the borough of Freehold or taking small numbers of stu- The board approved a contract lack of sewers in the area and ort. for three important phases of the County Planning, New York, ihe what can be done; to the regional board and Mr. lents to athletic events. He ex- with the General Electric Co., S. Thomas Gagliano of Ocean- Mrs. Tilley now Is serving her »rt was appointed attorney proposed project, urban renewal consultant, will Speaking for the residents, Nash represents Colts Neck. jlained that large buses are now Bloomfield, to install equipment ifth year on the board. She was and Joseph Seaman and Son, continue in his capacity. He has Francis V. Shea, of 12 Knoll Dr. Errickson was nominated jeing used, sometimes with only in two cooking rooms at the The authority will interview lected in 1964 and was re-elected been working with (he borough Terr., said 500 flyers announc- by the outgoing board president, leven or eight passengers. northern school, now under con- school auditors at a fee of $1,- and hire a relocation and land 1967. She succeeds William L. committee, Planning Board and ing the meeting, to be held at John Tergis, Marlboro, and his The board has been unsuccess- struction in Marlboro, at a cost 200. The board will meet on the use appraiser, a market analyst Leilly of West Long Branch. the Housing Authority for some 8:30 p.m. at the Shore Point election was unanimous. Ambrose iil at times in securing bids for of $25,728. :hird Thursday of each month in and a qualified local person to Before the election of officers, :he Shore High School library at act on the first land appraisal time now and was helpful in the Inn, have been distributed in the Jennings of Howell Township survey of the borough's master area. nominated Mr. Nash, who was fhich followed a 30-minute' ex- p.m. here. cutive session, the oath of of- plan. Only residents of Beers Street, also elected without opposition. Mr. Finlay said several appli ice was administered to the three Coralwood, Norgate, Split Rock, The board agreed to wait until Mayor Werner Raps cations have been received by ictors of the school election, Mr. the authority and they are being Chestnut Hill and Foxwood, as March to name its attorney, au- Diner Blaze well as residents in the area ditor and custodian of school leilly and Roy Iskow both of screened carefully. Bradley Gets West Long Branch, incumbents, The borough was notified in who are not development home- funds. Rockefeller's Action owners, but who have septic Board meetings again will be and James M. Ronan, a new Is Battled EATONTOWN - Mayor Her- tank problems, will be allowed heB on the second Monday of way home rule. member, also of West Long HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Men Fourth Term >ert E. Werner has decried the In a letter to New York Mayor Branch. . into the meeting. each month, at 8 p.m. in the from five fire companies battled Hazlet Youth MATAWAN - John J. Bradley board's offices in the Gable Build- recent action of New York's John Lindsay, Mr. Werner said Victor C. Perott( Jr., of Sea On hand to answer questions a blaze at Circle Twin Diner, Rt. was re-elected to his fourth term on what is holding up the sewer ing on Schanck Road, here. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller dn his the governor's action was right, a member of the board Is Arrested as president of the Regional program, regionalization and The board approved teaching takeover of New York City's shameful. He charged Gov. ilnce its inception, was ap- 33, for nearly an hour early this Board of Education at the body's what the future holds, will be contracts for the 1968-69 school sanitation department. Rockefeller with bowing to the pointed vice president. morning. organizational meeting last night. HOLMDEL — A Hazlet Town- Daniel McGee and William J. year for Miss Joanne Laplaca, The mayor told The Register radical elements of labor in their Vincent J. Kublln of West Long State Police reported the fire Mr. Bradley, along with Mrs. ship youth was arrested Satur- Badecker, members of the town- to teach art, and for Jeffrey B. yesterday that he strongly pro- ttempt "to take over with Jranch, one of the original mem- broke out at 3 a.m. and was de- Esther Rinear and incumbent day night and charged on five ship sewerage authority. Unger, who will teach music. tests such action, which takes threats, coercion and pressure bers of the board, who was de- tected by Howard Coddington, Herman Feder, were sworn in counts including assault and bat- Mr, McGee is also the town- Both will be placed at the first heretofore unheard of. . ." [eated In the last election, was the owner. Mr. Coddington was as the elected board members. tery on a police officer. ship's representative on the step of the new salary guide Mayor Lindsay, angered at the appointed last night to fill a asleep in the basement when he Robert 0. Stobo, 19, of 2 Orch- Mrs. Rinear returns, to the planned Regional Sewerage once it is approved. Boy, 6, Struck governor's "capitulation" to the 'acancy created by the reslgna was awakened by smoke and the ard St., Hazlet, was released board after an absence of seven Authority. The board approved a contract Uniformed Sanitationmen's Asso- lion of Howard A. Bradley, a popping of bottles. Sunday In $500 bail. A hearing years. She was a victorious "The purpose of the meeting for William J. Jelinek who be. ciation to halt New York's nine- board member since 1962. Mr. He went upstairs and found was tentatively set for Feb. 27. write-in candidate in last week's is an educational one," ex- came teacher of mathematics be- By Car, Injured day strike, termed the action Bradley's resignation was unani- the cocktail lounge in flames, r Patrolman John M. Brady, ar- regional school board election. plained Mr. Shea. "Wa want to ginning Feb. 1, and for the bal LONG BRANCH - John Diaz, "unsound and a threat to every mously accepted with regret, last That area, and the diner section resting officer, said the youth's Herbert Parker was elected find out exactly what can and anca of the current year. Mr. of 337 Morris Ave., was ad- city in the nation." night. of the building, were heavily car filled with five other boys, vice president. cannot be done to help our prob- Jelinek's salary will be prorated litted Mayor Werner charged: "A damaged, according to State Po- was stopped on a gravel road to • Monmouth Medical Vincent C. DiMalo was re- lems and also what the state of from $6,800. lenter yesterday after being governor who flouts the very law lice, but no estimate was avail- just off the Middletown-Lincroft tained as attorney, Dr. S. M. the proposed regionalization 1*." Cal Wilson was named head itruck by a car at Morris and he signed, prohibiting uniformed able this morning. Hoad. The four other youths Dredge Lezow returned as school physi- track coach at the Freehold 'respect Avenues. government employes from The fire was not suspicious, were turned over to a waiting (Continued) cian and Joseph J. Seaman was 9 school with an honorarium of The child, taken to the hospital striking, only to yield to labor they said, even though the cause patrol car, $450. Oilier coaches named were The concepts of Conservation approved as auditor. The Mon- iy the First Aid Squad, suffered pressure because of either cow- has not been determined. An attempt by Patrolman 'Deep Freeze Lawrence Bluhm, assistant track and Economic Development "are mouth-Ocean County Dental So- broken left leg and scrapes of ardice or political expediency, The alarm was answered by Brady to return die Stobo youth coach, Freehold, $350; Irving has committed a shameful act." diametrically opposed to each, fire companies from Adelphia, ciety will service the dental the face and forehead. Police to the main road resulted in the Kurinsky, golf coach, Freehold, and Mr. Roe cannot possibly ful- Squankum, Howell, Glendola and needs of the system. Camp Seen said he ran from behind a parked Mayor Werner lauded Mr. alleged assault. $250; Joseph De Rosa, assistant fil the obligations of his po- Farmingdale. The board will continue to car into the path of a vehicle Lindsay for standing firm In his In addition to the assault and baseball coach, Southern School sition," Mr. White contended. State Troopers John Osinski meet on the third Monday of convictions in opposing the asso- battery complaint, Mr. Stobo Big Success $350 and Bruce Boyd, freshman driven by Yvonne L. Guire, 20, He explained that the depart- and Stanley KobyHnsky are In- each month, but will move its of 679 Woodgate Ave. The Guire ciation's demands and striving ment called for the preservation was charged with loud and abu- OAKHURST - The 1968 "Deep baseball, Southern School, $350. vestigating. sessions to the Lloyd Road car was going east on Morris Av- for a proper solution to the cri- of the sand bar and other loca sive language toward a police Freeze" Winter Camp Program Contracts for the purchase of school. Mr. Bradley said the enue. sis. The mayor added that he resources, yet later decided that officer, driving while under the sponsored by the Moumouth 19 school buses, including 5 nine- PIKE LANES REOPENING change is being made from the upholds this kind of philosophy. since "we can't save it (because influence, possession of alcohol Council of Boy Scouts, turned out passenger vehicles were awarded Patrolman Robert Sartor, who NEWARK (AP) - The east- Grammar School on Broad St. in of pollution) we may as well make as a minor and no driver li- to be much milder than anticipat- for a total of $98,428. The con- Investigated, Issued no summons. bound lanes of the New Jersey hopes more persons will partici- money on it." cense in Ws possession. pate in the meetings. ed, says E. M. Ambler of Inter- tract for 14 bus bodies was How They Voted Turnpike Extension from Newark laken, chairman of camping of awarded to Atlantic Truck Equip, Town House Proposal Mr. White said the sand being to the Holland Tunnel, closed the Council. ment Co,, Atlantic Highlands, for Register Washington Bureau dredged could better be used to Friday for repairs, wilt reopen SENATE solve the beach erosion problem this afternoon, about S o'clock Be wise... open a Man Injured Mr, Ambler said he was well $51,627; Orr Motors, Freehold, Submitted in Township On Hart motion to table (kill) was awarded a contract for five FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - it the Sandy Hook area rather said a spokesman for the Turn- pleased with the reports received Southern substitute for adminis- bus chassis, less trade-in value 3ommitteeman Charles Blatchley than being sold. pike Authority. In Fair Haven from the 600 First Class Scouts tration civil rights bill Checkmdster of five units '.or a total of $5,738. last night admitted the Planning FAIR HAVEN - Two oars and their leaders for the three (HR.2516). were towed away and one man Week period spent at the Forest- A $27,468 contract was awarded Board has received an application burg Scout Reservation In New to Lakewood Motor Center, Inc., 'or a "town house" development For the motion-Cas*, Wll dccounttoday injured as the result of a three- Hams. car accident here last night, ac- York State. Lakewood, far nine chassis. 'hidt would lump up to seven Motion carried, M-29, and sub- cording to Polce Chief Carl J» This reservation of more than On a split vote the board ap- wmes on a single acre. stitute was killed. kubecy. 1,100 acres is located in the low- proved a contract for Matthews Mr. Blatchley said the board Chevrolet, Farmingdale, for the HOUSE He said the accident occurred er Catskills just north of Fort has not had a chance to study five nine-passenger vehicles. Op- On motion to recommit Ex- at 6:52 p.m. on River Road in Jarvis and has an elevation of the application, and hasn't taken posing the contract were Dr. Ja port-Import Bank bill (HR.6649) front of Mack's Market, near De 2,400 feet above sea level. any action. cob Lewis, Freehold, and Gilbert with orders to cut $1 billion trom Normandde Ave. Lowest temperature recorded The residential areas of the Landes, Freehold Township. Dr. proposed lending authority. Two parked cars, the chief add- over the period was 18 degrees township ars largely '/J, % and ed, were struck by a westbound below with noon temperatures one acre sites. A major revision Against the motion—Howard. vehicle operated by Arthur E ranging in the 30's. Scouts in the zoning ordinance or Motion defeated, 164-232 (Bil Scratch a man and you find a Heart. Evans, 8 HoUy Lane, Little Sil- camped an tents in about 12 29 Chiefs To variance would have to be ob- increasing lending authority b; ver, who was injured and soughi inches of snow. Activities includ- tained under present laws to per- $4.5 billion then passed, 375-11 J. Kridel't Corner knows. treatment from his own doctor. ed Ice skating, ice fishing and Be Honored mit the project with Howard voting for it). The parked oars belonged to ice rescue demonstrations. Barry M. Martin, Shrewsbury LONG BRANCH - Assembly- Drive, Rumson, and John C. An- man Louis R. Aikins will be derson, 89 Perk Road, MoranoutJi Ocean Tax guest speaker at Price's Faun- Y Cmwohelpyou? Beach. The Evans and Martin tains Restaurant Thursday at 7 AUTHORIZED DEMBtS CHRYSLER p.m. when tlio Fire Officers As- Strvfc* /« our; blggtil amt cars were .badly damaged and MOIDM GOiVOMIIOII towed away, the chief said. Aide Elected sociation honors at a dinner 29 Investigation of the accident living ex-chiefs whose combined CENWJEBSEYBimK Is continuing under the direction services here total more than 1,- • EMBER OFf.D. I.C. of Capt. Willdam R. Robblns. Group's Head 000 years. COLTS NECK - Frederick W. A member of the Elberon En- Miller, Ocean Township treasur- gine Co, and first of this city's er, was elected president of the volunteer fire department to be Monmouth and Ocean County elected to state office, Mr. Ai- Tax Collectors' and Treasurers' kins will discuss pending legisla- Should you wait Association, at the organiza- tion which affects volunteer tion's first meeting for 1968, held firemen. E. K. Adams and Mel here. Kaplan, first and second assis- Other officers elected were tant fire chiefs, will lead services Kathleen Saunderson, Lakehurst for 56 deceased chiefs. collector, first vice president; The dinner committee In- Frank Quirk, Long Branch col- cludes: R. Barry Kamm, toast- master; James Grysoqj ticket until yesterday lector, second vice president; Malvin P. Stout, Fair Haven col- chairman; William Bennett, Lou- lector, secretary, and Elsie is Piscltelll, Paul V. DeNuc- Demarest, Eatontown collector, cl, Sam Juliano and Angelo Ric- treasurer. clardo. Mrs. Ruth Crawford, collector- treasurer of Shrewsbury Town- Election District Split ship, was appointed chairman of to buy a Chrysler the 53rd annual conference of the In Freehold Township Municipal Receivers, Tax FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-The Collectors' and Treasurers' Asso- Township Committee voted last ciation of New Jersey, to be night to add another election dis- held in Atlantic City next Novem- trict, lumping the Woodgate and ber. Stonehurst developments into one area. The move splits election district from us? Viscount Wins two, which is in the west-central TheClnb Suite portion of the township, into dis- Wait until today! If you can afford car Speech Contest tricts two and six. MARLBORO TOWNSHIP — District six has been chopped payments of about $72.99* a month, you can move Robert D. Viscount of Fair Ha- from the south-east corner of ven won first place in the 1968 district two, and is bounded by up to this full-size '68 Chrysler Newport Boy's Oratorlal Contest, spon- Rt. 9, Schanck Road, Stillwells sored by the Optimist Club of Corner Road, Elton-Adelphia Why settle for anything smaller? Marlboro Township. Road and Jackson Mills Road. *BIM4 on Manufacturtr'a Suggested Retail pile* lor • ittndtnl Chiytlw District six residents will vote Newport 2-door hardtop with alandard V« angina, wIDi Vt dawn, Other winners announced by •nd M monttihr paymenta ai 6% Intereat, excluding optional aqulprnaot Ray Gerner, club president, in the Municipal Building on (uicl—"i iB8 whltawalla and deluxe wheat coveri), aeetlnatlon chargei, were: Mark Landers of Hazlet, Schanck Road, with district two •UK and local Hi", Injuranca and llcanu leaa. an &loom second; and Mark E. Sheprow of voters continuing at the West Monmouth Beach, third. Freehold School. Robert D. Viscount will now compete in a district contest. Red Bank PBA Backs Winners of the district contest will compete in a preliminary Budget for Schools contest to be held during the an- RED BANK — Local 39 of the nual Optimist International Con- Patrolmen's Benevolent Associa- vention in Louisville, Ky., next tion yesterday announced its sup- June. The five top speakers of port of the school budget to be the preliminary contest will com- voted upon today. pete In the finals to be held dur- Patrolman Vernon Patterson ing the final session o[ the con- president, said the membership vention. decided at a meeting Thursday to Newport 2-Door Hardtop The winner of the International support the budget and its new 1 finals will reccivo $2,000 in schol- guide for teachers salaries. arship form while the runner; The police will be going to the up will get a $1,000 scholarship voters for a 15 per cent pay in. each. crease fnr lliemselves next fall. hatiotobtooR • * FURNITURE CO. 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Hoim oflkt: Columbia, Ofcla Till1 A"oHMril Press Is PtittHf.fi *I- llnlvely In Ihe use for reputillratlnn ' all 111* Incal news printed In thla nwsiaper aa well ai all AP nawa llapatclica. Frank Leigh Roy Buser Charics Donath Straub Motors, Inc. Bob White Buick, Inc. flrcuml elaaa l>'>Mng* pnltl at n*<1 V.W.VanDtrbtek ank. N. J. 07701 mid at additional 510 Roxbury Road Highway 35 & Bedle Rd. tailing offices. I'uhlinlied dnlly, Moil- 85 Manor Parkway 15* Spring Street 688 Shrewsbury Ave. ly tlirouHi^Frl.lny. 4 Raymemd Court letford, New Jersey Llncroft, New Jersey Keyport flnt>arrl|tMi«i I'MceTl!! Advanoa Red Bank, New Jersey Hadet, New Jersey New Shrewsbury llnglo (?<>ny ill t-tniniiT, ID cents: br mall, 1& cenlj 787-4634 747-0781 month —till) fl montha—S13 M 747-2080 787.4113 3 tnueiUia—|«W 11 monUu-^^.OO THE DAILY REGISTER Tins-fry, Feb. )?„ J%8- Ann Landers - Lectures to Garden Club on Evergreens RIJMSQN — "Dwarfs, Ever- delphia flower Show. Tht bus member of the Monmouth Coun- reens and Ornamental Trees" will leave from Bingham Hall, ty Conservation Council, spoke A Helping Hand 'as the subject of a lecture to Rumson, at 9 a.m. Mrs. How- on three important projects of Navesink Garden Club byard Poduska, Rumson, is res- the council: protection of the tid- Dear Ann Landers: I work gins, I hope you will remem- lavid C Shaw, superintendent ervations chairman. al marsh lands estuaries, rejec- In the haberdashery depart- the Monmouth County Shade tion of the Burnt Fly Bog appli- ber this letter and think of There will be a horticulture ment on the main floor of a ree Commission and of the cation to permit the land to be me when some groovy charac- meeting conducted by Mrs. Rob- well-known men's store in Chi- ter tries to take over. — olmdel Arboretum, used as a fill dump, and protec- ert Cassatt, Rumson, on Feb. 27 cago. Every day I see dozens CELESTE Mrs. Christine Heineman of Ox- tion of the sand bar off High- at 9:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. of women shopping wkh their rd, Md., will speak on "Flower lands from dredging. Dear Celeste: Thanks for Jerome Bentley in Atlantic High- husbands. What is this coun- •ranging in Antiques" at the your letter. And now I'd like lands. try coming to when a man 'arch 5 meeting of the club in to make a suggestion to the FEDERATION NIGHT can't even pick out a suit by ellowship Hall of the Presby- A workshop on flower arrang- himself? girls for whom it is NOT too MATAWAN — The • Jersey ian Church. The luning- will be held today in the Since you are 6O frank and late. Clip this column and put Shore Chapter of Sweet Adelines ieon meeting starts at noon. 'home of Mrs. Hector Evans, forthright when it comes to it in your compact. When some will entertain at Federation lOmas Turchan Rumson, is Rumson. other people's problems, let's 8-handed idiot gets out of line t Night of the Junior Woman's see if you can take it as well and you find yourself on the servations chairman. Mrs. Robert Gorsuch, Atlantic Club tonight at 8 o'clock in the as dish it out, Ann Landers. I defensive, pull this column out On March 12 the club is spon- Highlands, a club member and clubhouse, 199 Jackson St. have seen you in the store and read it to him. He will >ring a bus trip to the Phila- with your 'husbafid twice in probably fall down laughing the last six months. Isn't the but it will interrupt his flow COMMITTEES APPOINTED MADE THE SWITCH lo ClearPlex be- guy capable of selecting a suit of fancy oratory, at whioh time HAZLET — At a recent meet. earn* It rtally world. It'i wondtrful riw without you? I'll bet this is you can change the subject. k of the auxiliary of West way ClearPlex con clear troubled ikln, ere letter that will never get :ansburg Fire Co., Mrs. Ed- making It unooth and loff. published. — THE REDHEAD Dear Ann Landers: My •ard Werthwein appointed com- Dear Red: My husband is father-in-law is a grand person litteewomen for this year. ClearPlex it the wonderful new product pprfectly capable of selecting a but he needs dental work so Committee members include that clean complexions. Itt patented bad it makes me sick. I have formula actually starves ugly ilun blem- suit without me but he would [rs. Joseph Mulligan and Mrs. iiliei by drying U" the oils that blemishts still be wearing his high school to cook special food for him leorge Falber, investigating; because he has so few teeth feed on. Developed by i leading derma- knickers if I didn't practically 1rs. John Todd and Mrs. Rob- tologiit, ClearPlei is guaranteed to work drag him into a clothing store. left. The ones he has left rt Crorrly, welfare, and Mrs. or your money back. Available at lead- I am willing to bet that most should come out. I lose my ap- Villiam Kinsella, publicity. ing Drug Stores without • prescription. IALLY FRIMPTER women who show up in men's petite when I have to look at Hlnry Hudwn the old gentleman across the Mrs. Frank Strongoli and Mrs. Photo by page Photo Service, Red Bank Regional Won school departments are there for the obert Davis are trustees. very same Teason — namely table, gumming his food. to make sure their husbands I've asked my husband to get some new threads. please speak to his father but he refuses to do it. Should I Dear Ann Landers: Please say something or should I be let me be you for a few min- "tolerant" as my husband ad- utes. I am a 16-year-old girl vises? — A.M.B. who has something important Dear A.M.B.: Make a den- to say. I wish someone had tal appointment for the old told me last year what I am gentleman and TAKE him to MoreykRueA about to tell all the girls in the dentist. You could be add- America right now. ing years to his iife. Some BETA BALL — On the dance floor Saturday night at the annual Torch Ball of Red Girls: Don't let a guy move older folks die sooner than CLEAN ERS/LAUNDERERS !n on- you as if you owed him they should because of poor Bank City Council of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in Lincroft Inn are, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- exploring privileges just be- nutrition — and their teeth ert Kuhn, left, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berryman, all of Red Bank. Mrs. Berryman, a cause he asked you out for an cause it. evening. The time to put a fel- member of Gamma Omicron Chapter, was,chosen Valentino queen from her chapter. low in his place is at the very Confidential to People Are Mrs. Kuhn was chairman of flowers. [Register Staff Photo) beginning — before he makes No Damned Good: You too many gains. The further haven't 25 years' experience. he goes the more trouble you Mister; you've had one year's DRY CLEANING are going to have with him, experience 25 times. When are Five Queens Reign Over Torch Ball T was one of those dumb bun- you going to start getting nies who thought I had to give smarter instead of just older? LINCROFT — Five Valentine man, Middletown; Gamma Ep- William J. Fansler, Xi Alpha reasons why a date had to Queens reigned over the second silon Chapter; Mrs. Walter Gar- Kappa Chapter. keep his hands to himself. Unsure of yourself on dates? ner, River Plaza, XI Alpha annual Torch Ball of the Red Music for dancing was by the One thing I learned too late What's right? What's wrong? Sigma Chapter, and MrsEmeralds. . Is this: You should never get Should you? Shouldn't you? Bank City Council of Beta Sigma Jnto an argument over it. This Send for Ann Landers' booklet Phi International Sorority, held is what sunk me. The guy was "Dating Do's and Don'ts," en- in the Ltocroft Inn Saturday PRICE a fast talker end I was no closing with your request 35c night. Hank Bernstein Wed match for Mm. Before I knew in coin and a long, self-ad- HALF PRICE DRY CLEANING SALE! First garment at regular price it I had lost the argument and dressed, stamped envelope. The queens, each presented — second similar or lower priced garment at Vi PRICE! Discover I ended up losing something Ann Landers will be glad to with a crown and bouquet of America's FINEST QUALITY PROFESSIONAL CLEANING AND FIN. else I had no business losing. roses, were Miss Cheryl Wilson To University Student help you with your problems. ISHING while saving more than ever before! Sale Now Through Now I see all th^ things I did Send them to her in care of of Middletown, from PW Tau ROCHESTER, N.Y. — An- Hank Robert Bernstein, son of wrong but. It's too late. The this newspaper enclosing a Chapter; Mrs. Robert Berryman, nouncement is made of the mar- Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Bernstein, February 24th! . . damage is done. For those of self-addressed, stamped enve- River Plaza, Gamma Omicron riage of Miss Judith 1. Baldwin, 44 Judith Road, Little Silver. N.J. lope. you out there who are still vir- Chapter; Mrs. Theodore Gull- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The ceremony took place Jan. Graham Baldwin of this city, to 21 here in Beth Shalom Temple. Miss Marlene Baldwin was maid Campfire Girls Entertain Fathers of honor for her sister. Mr. ROUTEMAN Bernstein was best man lor his RED BANK - Campfire Girls munion breakfast here in thAni n Gaul, Patty Johnson, Kathy son. SERVICE of St. James Catholic Church Old Union House. Grady and Jeanne Daly; Camp- Mr. and Mrs. Bernstein are se 775-8676 entertained their fathers with a "The play, which described ac- fire Girls Trina Dibble , Judy niors at the New York State Uni dramatic program at their sec- tivities at each grade level, was Cronaucr, Frances Bertola, MreykM ,,versity College at Fredonia. Shs or1 annual father-daughter Com- presented by Blue Birds Mary Jeanne Hedberg, Mary Ann De- is majoring in elementary educa- vine and Mary Ann Hendrickson tion. Mr. Bernstein, an alumnus CLEAN ERS/LAUNDERERS CONVENIENT Jr., and High Campfire Girls, of Red Bank (N.J.) High School, DEPENDABLE Suzanne Ryan and Tara Jean is majoring in political science, IONDED Holloman, who also was master of ceremonies. QUALITY STORES Speakers were William Netz- IN THIS AREA! heimer and Herbert Frankel. The HINT! " Rev. Patrick Barrett gave the blessing. A film taken of the TOMORROW • RED BANK—143 Bread Sr. girls during a weekend camping trip in September at Bass River IS Phone 741-4332 State Forest was shown by Rag- FEB. 14th ner Hedberg and narrated by • FAIR HAVEN—582 Rivtr Rd. Mr. Fraakel. \ . 1 Gold tie bars were presented Phone 741-2457 by the girls to the following BIRNN CANDY fathers who participated in the camping trip: Mr. Frankel, Mr. WONDERFUL CHOCOLATES Mrs. Hank R. Bernstein COMPLETE Netzheimen Frank Veling, Law- (The former Juith L. Baldwin) 91 BROAD ST. FAMILY LAUNDRY SIKVICCS rence Kerrigan, Frank Bergin and Mr. Hedberg. Mrs. Sal Bertolo and Mrs. Frank Bergin were breakfast chairmen. Sayre Weed Jewelers • Middletown Shopping Center • Rt. 35 To Address Village Club MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Alice Nation, RN, supervisor of the Hartshorne Health Center, Bel- ford, will "be the speaker at a meeting of the Village Woman's Club tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Frank Lodato, 416 Harmony Rd. There will bB a mystery baby shower for a needy expectant EXPERT . HIGH WSH.OM mother. A prize will be given for the most attractively wrapped gift. EAR PIERCING Mrs. Alan McCormack, Amer- COMMUNION BREAKFAST entertainment is provided ican home chairman, will hold a workshop in the home of Mrs. by, left to right, Frances Berfolo, Anita Bergin and PaWy Raymond Moran, 182 Marcia Dr., Johnson, who were members of tte cast of a program Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 7:30 p.m.' Our Third Jewelry Showplace! giv*n at the second annual father-daughter breakfast Newly-inducted club members are Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Lodato, We're vary proud of our new Middletown Jewelry Showplace. It is our belief sponsored by Campfire Girls of St. James Catholic Mrs. Robert Billings and Mrs. that the residents of this area will appreciate our modern decor, our large Church, Red Bank. IRegister Staff Photo) Sog Panter. selection of fine jewelry and our courteous, experienced staff. Come in soon; New Members we would very much like to meet you. For Sr. Citizens THE YOUTH CENTER MARLBORO — The Senior L SILVER a«d CRYSTAL Citizens' Friendship club met re- cently in Liberty Grange Hall to Opening Special - Limited Time Only! 20 BROAD ST. RED BANK welcome new members — Mrs. The Home of PERFECT Tillie Lambertson, Mrs. Haze! DeDrost, Mrs. Marie Friel, Mrs. DIAMONDS Due to construction problems during Winifred North and Mrs. Mar- ALL DIAMOND JEWELRY garet Keane. our remodeling, our store Future meetings will be held in the Old Brick Church chapel. INCLUDING: WILL BE Main St., Marlboro, on the first and third Wednesdays from 1 to Engagement Rings 4 p.m. Wadding Sets A film on Spain was shown by Wrist and Lapel Watches Gilbert Stcele and David Allen Plus, Brooches, Pendants of the Freehold Travel Agency. CLOSED Cuff Link & Tie Bar Sets except fair trade Items 20* OFF! CARD PARTY TOMORROW RED BANK — The annual Today. Wed. & Thurs. Evergreens card party, spon- sored by the Woman's Guild of Trinity EplBcopal Church, will OPEN DAILY | sayre Wood Jewelers We will reopen Friday take place tomorrow in the par- ffifffiSHMEKlS 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. j| MIDDLETOWN • SAYRE WOODS • BRICKTOWN to continue our ish hall at I p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the door. TUES. & SAT. ;| (71-9294 721-3838 477-5232 1 The Evergreens is tin Episco- TILL 6 P.M. REMODELING SALE pal Horns for the Aged, Moores- town. ^ FRQMOUR READERS PaH-OwTo The OmtiT ««m B. BBraber' E*UMistoi In Wi - Published by The P.td BtLk M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher VZut. v, lubjwt to coated** •* «aa* Endone- at political candidate* or commercial product* are not Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor acceptable. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor School Regionalization 25 Doughty Lane A Productive Meeting Fair Haven The Monmouth County Welfare The Monmouth County Welfare 110 Board deserves praise for helping Board has taken a positive view to- Al'tho^gh ""not a resident of Little Silver, Shrewsbury or ' B«i Bank I am anxiously concerned about the possible con- bring about last week's statewide con- ward improving the welfare situation fluences' to everyone in this area of school regionalization ference of welfare officials — and we not only here but throughout the state. which would exclude Red Bank. It is predicted that if left alone the Red Bank schools would, because of geographical are pleased to learn thai it was con- Changes are certainly in order — but sidered productive and worthwhile. factors became predominantly Negro and, because of finan- theyawill be accomplished, to a great cial factors, become scholastically inferior. This situation County welfare officials had sought could only snowball, with middle class families moving out the meeting mainly to discuss many extent, by the type of meeting held and Red Bank gradually becoming a ghetto or near-ghetto of the major issues concerning public last week. A solid start has been made area; in other words, a small-scale Newark. in that direction. National authorities tell us that the race riots which welfare, including such items as the surged across our country last summer will be spectacularly cost-sharing formulas, the responsi- Freeholder Director Joseph C. Ir- more violent-and widespread this summer and during follow- bility of relatives to support welfare win, who attended the conference, said ing summers. And the riots are expected, logically, to turn recipients, and the obligations to re- some good eventually wi|l come out their destruction upon neighboring white areas rather than to continue to destroy their own stores, homes, and people. pay public assistance. of it. And County Welfare Board If, through deliberate separation of the schools, we Out of the meeting came numerous Chairman Ernest W. Lass said it was : create an educab'onal, socially, and economically deprived area within our own large community, are we not inevitably. recommendations — including one to "constructive and productive" and 1 "could produce changes in the whole encouraging the conditions which underlie bitterness, hatred, increase the state's contribution to- and violence? ward public welfare grants and ad- welfare program." Although only a few miles from Newark, we have been in ministrative costs. Dr. Lloyd W. Mc- It is important to remember, In dis- (he past happily unaffected by the violence there. Our securi- Corkle, the state commissioner of in- cussing welfare, that a compassionate ty has rested, I think, upon the relatively homogenous na- ture of our area. Our continuing peace and security — as stitutions, and agencies, said all the as well as a businesslike approach well as our educational and mortal progress — lie not in suggestions that came forth at the con- must be taken. This attitude should regression to the establishment of segregated and deprived ference will be reviewed by the state underlie | the entire welfare picture. communities but rather in the nurturing of practical, peace- Board of Public Welfare and Board of ful, dignified and solid integration. With this as a starting point, we hope •* Sincerely yours, Control for possible further action. efforts will continue to bring about Anne E. Carpenter This certainly is encouraging. improved solutions. For Police Pay Hike Unchanged Budgets A CONSERVATIVE VIEW The following copy of a letter has been received by The Daily Register for publication. We are glad to see that the Mon- the bone while, at the same time, rep- Mlddletown mouth Regional and Henry Hudson resenting a sincere attempt to main- The Arnheiter Case Won't Die The Honorable Ernest G. Kavalek Regional Boards of Education are go- tain good education in the districts. Middletown Borough Hall If Amheiter were as completely in the Ing to resubmit their budgets — un- By JAMES J. KILPATRICK Mlddletown, N, J. The Monmouth Regional board will The Navy has begun to return fire in the wrong as the Navy now contends — If the Dear Mayor Kavalek, . changed — to the voters. resubmit the current expense item of Arnheiter case, and a good thing, too — for case were all that black against him — it is As a Middletown Township resident since 1990,1 have wit- The current expense portion of the $1,136,168 while in the Henry Hudson it suggests that the top brass who have closed bewildering that so many respected voices nessed many short-sighted things (e.g. not getting any major Monmouth Regional spending sched- ranks in this sad affair are feeling pressures should have been raised in his behalf. Vice tax ratables comparable to those gotten by Hohndel, teeing district the voters will again see the Adm. Thomas G. W. Settle, now retired after that may yet produce the full public airing Rt. 35 develop into an eyesore of gas stations, advertising signs ule — which wound up in a tie count 51 years in the Navy, reviewed the entire $695,305 current expense and the $19,- that is urgently needed. and hamburger joints), but none of these can compare to the — willgo back to the voters on Feb. 1 Arnheiter file and gave the young officer 000 capital outlay sections on the bal- For those who just current controversy concerning a raise in salary for our police- complete support. Sear Adm, Dan Gallery 20. And the current expense and the came in: Lt. Comdr. Mar- men. lot. has angrily described Amheiter's ordeal as capital outlay accounts, turned down cus Aurelius Arnheiter, 42, I have always found our police to be efficient and courteous. is the gung-ho naval officer "the old story of big-shot professionals cover- Both boards have put in a great Certainly in order to continue to attract new applicants of ths in the Henry Hudson district, will face who took command of the ing up each other's mistakes." Vice Adm. deal of time and effort in coming up same calibre (and to keep the ones we have) we should raise the voters on the same day. USS Vance, an aging de- Lorenzo Sabin concurs. Even more significant, their salaries. These men and their families deserve sufficient The two boards of education have with'their final budget figures.. It is stroyer-picket ship, in De- perhaps, is the eloquent testimony of enlisted men who served on the Vance under Arn- Income to live decently! good reason for passing on the same unfortunate that those going to the cember of 1965. It was his polls took the action they did! first command, after a bril- heiter. They knew what Arnheiter sought to Stop being "penny wise and pound foolish"! budgets to the voters. In the case of liant performance as exec- achieve, Very truly yours, Monmouth Regional, the knotted vote But.many of the board members utive officer of the USS In- • * • • F. Peter Century made that decision almost mandatory. know — and we must agree with them KILPATRICK gensol. It was also his last AND WHAT was this? The evidence is — that they have an obligation not command. Ninety-nine days later, when his convincing that Arnheiter inherited a sloppy In the Henry Hudson district, only 267 ship arrived at Subic from combat patrol off The Vietnam Broth of 4,250 registered voters went to the only to prune spending for the benefit ship, infested with cockroaches, suffering Vietnam, Amhdter was summarily removed from miserable morale and lax discipline. He Portland Bead, polls. The current expense Item was 'of the taxpayers but to provide a from command. He has since been beached had ons month before going on the line. In Navesiafc N. J. defeated by 65 votes and the capital first-rate education for the benefit of in San Francisco, arid passed over for pro- fliis month, he sought by admittedly Dracon- To the Editor: motion. His career has been utterly destroyed. ian measures to build a taut warship out of Ah, sol — Kennedy administration say in 1963, "War in outlay section was turned down by 59 the students. That is why the budgets Now, it may seem strange, at a time when Vietnam not go so well — change needed in personnel." But, votes. should be resubmitted "as is." We an easy-going pleasure yacht. At every step so much is going on, for a columnist to re- of the way, his efforts were resisted by junior so! — "personnel" little tough guy not afraid to fight Com- But most important is the fact that only hope the voters understand this turn to the Arnheiter case. But if a gross In- officers who resented discipline and conspired munists for long time and not afraid to disagree with ally now. the two budgets are already cut to when they go to the polls again. justice has- been done to even one career of- to undermine his measures. And, so! — bang, bang, — little tough guy so busy watching ficer — and a great many responsible per- Doubtless he made mistakes. Amheiter is enemy, forget to watch friend — personnel change. Adminis- sons are convinced that Arnheiter is a pathet- a «plt-and-polish Dutchman, a stickler for tration say happy about change, sorry about bang, bang. Airport Safety Barriers ic victim of cumulative blunders — the story rules, but a first-class fighting man. He lusted Change on personnel come and go. Fighting continue. of this one man ought not to be buried in for action. The Navy has known such skip- Now 1968 — war in Vietnam go better? Ah, yes! For Com- Safety barrier fences have been in- ty for the airplanes as well as the topical news. pers in (he past. And the ruled spelled out in munists. Capital of country, sanctuary for poor wretches stalled at both ends of the Red Bank motorists traveling along Shrewsbury • * • Navy manuals, when such officers get over- fleeing Communist terror and safe and secure under little tough guy, now battleground with native and ally wounded and dead' UNTIL THIS PAST WEEK, the Navy had zealous, is to counsel with them, It is of the and Hance Aves. in streets... shot and killed by infiltrators — let loose like Airport runway in New Shrewsbury— preserved a stony (Hence on the Arnheiter "utmost Importance," says the regulation, James Loeb, the owner of Subur- rats upon the population when soft-hearted ally open flood- and many residents and motorists will case. Secretary Paul Ignatius was suggesting, that senior officers attempt to straighten out ban Airlines which operates out of the gates of jails to let out poor persecuted "BuddWsts." welcome the action. deadpan, that there was no direct relation- an erring commander before taking disciplin- airport, is trying to maintain high ship between the Arnheiter case and the ab- ary action against him. End of story. Maybe end of South Vietnam. Moral of There has been some concern ex- standards of safety there. But the lo- rupt "resignation" of Arnhelter's articulate This wise policy was ignored in Arnhei- story — too many cooks spoil broth, ah, so! <, Your humble servant, pressed over the lack of fencing — cation of the airport—in a populated defender, Capt. Richard G. Alexander, as ter's case. Hearsay charges against Mm were prospective skipper of the battleship New circulated behind his back, He lost his com- Suzie Nolan and the New Shrewsbury Borough area bounded by two main roads — Jersey. For two months, the official line was mand before he could say one word in his Council took steps requiring the in- does present some problems. that since Arnheiter had filed certain legal own defense. The Navy never lifted a finger stallation of a chain link barrier at the However, there is little question proceedings in California, the Navy could Jay against the junior officers who fomented dis- TODAY m HISTORY nothing. / N loyalty. In the light of the Navy's own reg- end of the runways. Meantime, the that Red Bank Airport does meet a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Now the Navy is insisting publicly that ulations, it is incredible that an officer's state Transportation Department or- Today Is Tuesday, Feb. 13, the 44th day of UN. There art need for the many businessmen In the Arnheiter had his day in, court, that the ver- career could have been so ruthlessly de- 322 days left in the year. dered the airport to erect the illumi- area who must have rapid transporta- dict against him was impressively reviewed, stroyed on such flimsy evidence of such tri- Today's highlight in history: nated fence and the deadline was met. tion to major airports. This facility and that his "derelictions" abundantly justi- fling allegations. Why did it happen? fied the decision to deny him further com- So far as the Navy is concerned, Arnheiter On ttis date in 1635, ihe first public school in America the Whether four-foot fences — instead does have a major place in the county. mand assignments. Without questioning the is dead. His only hope for vindication lies in Boston Public Latin School, was founded. of six-foot ones — are adequate re- The barrier fences should' relieve sincerity of these gentlemen, it has to be a congressional investigation, or in constant On this date- mains to be seen. The important thing those who are worried about the ques- said that many an outside critic, after search- pressure by the press. He is one man, gravely In 1571, the Italian artist, Benvenuto Cellini, died. ing review of the case, will flatly disagree. wronged. So was Dreyfus. In 1633, the Italian astronomer, Galileo, arrived in Rome, now is that the barriers are up and we tion of safety. It is good to see that when he was detained by Ihe inquisition. hope they provide the necessary safe- they have been Installed. In 1867, in Vienna, Jdhann Strauss conducted (he first per- YOUR MONEYS WORTH formance of his most famous composition, "The Blue Danube Waltz." Y> INSIDE WASHINGTON In 1920, the League of Nation* recognized ths perpetual Save On Taxes: II*-Deductions neutrality of Switzerland. 9 In 1942, Japanese planes hammered Battan Peninsula In By SYLVIA PORTER and without any proof that you actually spent the Philippines in the early days of the Pacific war. Militants' 'Battle Plans Studied (In collaboration with the Research Institute these amounts on the items. And of course, Ten years ago, Britain reported in a white paper that It By PAUL SCOTT that the period of greatest danger is Just be- of America) deduct more than the estimates in Die tables had a substantial and growing stockpile of atomic bombs. Before you itemize any of your deductions if you can prove you did pay more. This WASHINGTON - The "battle plans" of ginning in America." ' Five years ago, a Venezuelan freighter was reported in fi» for contributions, interest, taxes and medical well may be the case if you bought big-ticket black militants being studied by President Another of the Carmichael documents out- hands of Communists after a mutiny. Johnson's Commission on°Civil Disorders arc lines how the so-called moderate and front expenses, study 'the table items in 1967 on which you paid substantial below which shows average sales taxes (a car, appliances, furniture,) One year ago, American bombers struck again in North as foreboding for America as (hasp captured groups are to be U6cd to protect black mili- Vietnam after a lull that began with the Btart of the lunar new from the Viet Cong in advance of their re- tants and create chaos, stating: deductions claimed by in- IF YOU ARE DIVORCED parents claim- year. cent "terror attacks" apaiiist cities in South "These groups will be used to demand dividuals in various income Ing dependency deductions for your children, brackets, in one of which you are subject to brand new tax rules which Today's birthdays: Mrs. Harry S. Truman is S3 years old. Vietnam. that the huge amounts of money necessary Opera singer Eileen Farrell is 48. you are. will apply for the first time on your 1967 These documents, now for reconstruction of the cities be made avail- These latest figures do tax returns. If both of you together fur- Thought for today: Truth will rise above falsehood as oil being circulated openly able to neighborhood institutions as they not mean that you are nished more than half of your child's total above water-Cervantes, Spanish novelist, 1547-1616. among black militant and emerge." automatically entitled to de- support in 1967 and the child was in the Communist groups in the • * • • duct the same amounts on custody of one or both of you for more than country, call (or the crea- GOING, GOING...! - Around Senator your return. The rule re- halt of 1967, then the following rules de- tion of conditions for revo- Eugene McCarthy's campaign headquarters, mains that you can deduct termine which of you gets the $600 de- lution and guerrilla war- the gloom Is so thick it can be cut with a PORTER only the totals you actually pendency deductions for your child. fare in major U.S. cities knife, There Is unabashed talk of his pulling paid and if the Treasury asks for proof, you this year by the disruption (1) If you had custody of your child out. must be prepared to support your deductions of all lypes of public ser- for the grater part of 1967, you are generally Following the Minnesotan's latest unin- with receipts, canceled checks, etc. entitled to the dependency deduction, with SCOTT vices. spiring sortie into New Hampshire, one dis- But although the table isn't official. Jt the following exceptions: The strategy provides for "massive ac- heartened staffman remarked dolefully, serves two significant purposes. First, if (2) The other parent who didn't have tion and propaganda campaigns" to convince "We're running like a dry creek; we're get- you deduct substantial/ more than these custody for the greater part of 1967 can take both dwellers of the ghettos arid persons liv- ting nowhere fast." averages, you are hiking the odds that your the dependency deduction for 1967 if either ing in the suburbs that "government on every Another quipped, "This would be a good return will be examined — even if you can (a) he contributed at least $600 toward the level is ineffectual and helpless to act." time for the senator to have a mild heart at- prove every dollar of your claim. child's support and the decree of divorce or As an integral part of tills campaign, tack and withdraw. He could blame it on .. Second, if you deduct substantially less separate maintenance, or a written agree- black militant groups are being urged to worry over the Pueblo crisis." than these averages, you may well have ment, provides that he should get the de- "take control or form neighborhood organiza- Among McCarthy insiders it Is now being overlooked or forgotten amounts you ac- duction or (b) he provided at least $1,200 for tions or institutions" in order to obtain funds taken for granted that if he makes a dismal tually spent on these items, and you should the support of th6 children in 1967 (regard- for their "action programs" from the federal showing in New Hampshire, as appears in- carefully re-check. less of how many children) and the parent government, foundations, and national church creasingly likely, he will dump his "dump " YISS Income Cont. Int. Taxes Med. who had the longer custody in 1967 doesn't organizations. Johnson" crusade. He will drop plans to .1,000-$ 6,000 J 202 t 387 J 340 $ 373 prove that she provided a greater amount. If Commission members are particularly in- geek convention delegates in Wisconsin's 6,00B- 7,000 216 452 391 359 she does claim to have contributed a larger terested in one document being circulated by April 2 primary, Massachusetts' April 30, 7,000- 8,000 226 515 463 356 •mount which entitles her to the dependency Stokely Carmichael, the pro-Castro militant, Nebraska's May 14, Oregon's May 28 and 8,000- 0,000 250 576 517 371 deductions, each of you is entitled to an and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating California's June 4. !),(IOO- 10,000 2G8 636 581 • 379 itemized statement of expenses claimed by Committee. c In other words, if McCarthy is badly 10,000- 15,000 326 730 712 414 the other. It bluntly stales that "the insurrections licked in New Hampshire, that will bo it. 15,000- 20,000 395 567 If you are a divorced husband or wife last July have dime what everyone in Ameri- mo One compelling reason would be lack of 20,000- 50,000 81!) 1,301 1.603 1,032 intending to claim dependency deductions ca for 30 years had Ihought impossible; mass funds. 50,000- 100,000 2.267 2,816 3,514 2,084 under part 2 (b), watch for the Treasury action has convulsed tlie society and brought Already his sapping campaign i.i having Unlike (his table, the tables of State regulations which will explain how to handle normal government to a halt .. money trouble. Contributions haven't wholly sales nnd gasoline taxes which you will find the statements you must exchange. So far, "Militant blacks have Molm the center dried up, but the inflow is sparse and getting In the instruction pamphlets included with the Treasury has not indicated even informal- *laj.'<> from I'IC liber.il elite, .which Is In say more so all the time. Much of the time and yoilr tax forms are official Treasury tables. ly when the statements must be filed, what about rioting that the old order has been filuiltcred," the efforts of McCarthy and his staff is now spent In general, you may deduct theso sales and they should Include, etc. document continues, "it is at onc« obvious on wheedling funds from reluctant donors. gasoline tax figures without (ear of challenge Tomorrow! Medical expensei. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1968 School or Play 1} Skylight IMF. D-WIY RFOITFR 7V~iar. Frh. 1068-7 Complete Program Listings 13 £cu!!J*». lUt. PUZZLE i\ Flm viol]* HlfiHUMW CAKO PARTY f WCB.1WCSMV (XCh4 4 _.. W 23 Put out. 43 Tail Efjuc WNBOTV Ch. 9 WNEW-TV OL 7 WABC-TV By Gltdyi E. 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BUWlSIOtrCOlORbyDemXE — COMMUNITY TOWN HARVEY The title of the comedy hit ron mnjBe utuaica\ ^^^> by MARY CHASE that tickled New York theatre, KIDDIE SHOW or 2:001 Curtain 8:45 NAVESINK LIBRARY goers for two years, refers to STARTS TOMORROW the carefree, happy teen years Admliilon $2.25 Feb. 16, 17, 23, 24 of modern youngsters which most March 1.2 "'The Penthouse' parents find almost Impossible FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 747-2853 is (he very model to endure. of'n cool, sadistic Mr. Ewell portrays a battered, baffled and buffeted psycoanalyst The picture you won't Mod movie!" ico on TVI father of two teen-age girls who writes books telling parents how THE "A prolonged to handle their progeny. game ol" sadism!" F PENTHOUSE -I Michelle Myers will bo seen INTERESTING FOOD as his wife in this comedy full FOR MATURE AUDIENCES! of Freud and fniR. 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RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1968 10c PER COPY Young Adults Center for Red Bank Promoted By WILLIAM L. HAGEMAN There would be no admission charge to the center, Bob Even if the young adult center becomes a reality ahead They are thinking in terms of an 18-member board to RED BANK — A place to go. A neutral ground for said. The kitchen would be the sole source, of revenue. of the community center, it would not preclude the latter, include young leaders of the community, he added. gatherings of young people, and a stage and audience for The youth, who said he would serve as executive director Mr. Labrecque said, since the community center would have Under the. constitution, the board would be elected by' their music, plays and poetry. of the corporation but not a board member, plans a menu recreational facilities not contemplated in the Rickner plan". the general membership, which would be open to anyone That's what Bob Rickner had in mind when he started of snacks, sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks. The chairman admitted, however, that young people might 18 or more years old. the wheels of organization turning a few weeks ago, and WOULD BE MANAGER flock to one hangout and ignore the other if there were two. Also available will be organization memberships,, "The that's what appears near realization, probably on Mechanic A cook and waitresses would be employed, and Bob "We could not recommend a competing facility," he said. need is for concerned individuals and organizations to ex-, St. in this borough's business district. would be manager of the yet-unnamed center. At another meeting last week, a luncheon at the YMCA, press themselves through membership in the organization, The 20-year-old Middletown youth — Robert Rickner Jr. Current thinking is to keep the facility open after school the reaction also was good. once established," Bob said. of 16 Gary Drive — is no longer atone with his idea. and evenings, all day Saturday and possibly Sunday. Bob identified those attending as Rev.. Leonard Rowell, How came his own concern for the generation to the Knowing he would need community and adult support, Evening admission would be restricted to those aged Leon Feldman, John Crowell Jr./ Lee Arnell, Mrs. Lee 20-year-old? he set out to get it, inviting the interest of civic, religious 18 and up, but younger teenagers would be welcome in the Metzler, David Lewis, John Mitchell, Bruce N. Johnson, PROMOTED COFFEE HOUSE «nd municipal leaders concerned with, the leisure hours of afternoon, Bob told The Daily Register. Robert D. Scott, Keith Payne and Mrs. Janna Bybokas. It's not new, Bob explained. Before, he graduated from his generation. He described the center as a place to take a date or They encouraged continued planning and formation of Middletown High School in 1966, he worked on the staff of BACKERS ROUNDED UP meet friends, a place for jam sessions and impromptu folk a board of directors, Bob said, and discussed the need for the literary magazine, The Viewpoint, and helped organize music, a place that literally would provide a stage for a safe, controlled atmosphere with proper community and a one-day coffee house for its benefit. It became an annual Five planning meetings were held, and a nucleus of original dramatic and literary work, but most of all a place social controls. backers formed. They are to be the first board of' directors. event, young people could go for no specific purpose other than At that meeting, the young adult center was mentioned Two more meetings were held last week to put the Then at Emory and Henry College, Emory, Va., he was conversation and relaxation. as an after-shopping place for young people and a possible plans to the test of community reaction, and they withstood the principal organizer and manager of The Dregs, a campus Much of the description seems to overlap borough plans alleviation to past complaints of teenagers clogging the the test. coffee house. Also at Emory and Henry, he was manager for a community center. streets and sidewalks of the business district. This week the board meets again to ratify a constitu- of the school literary magazine and a member of Alpha Phi One of last week's meetings was with the Neighborhood LITTLE LEISURE PROVISION tion and possibly, Bob said, to start proceedings toward Omega. Facilities Study( Committee, where Bob outlined his plan Young adults spend $17 million a year In the Red Bank non-profit incorporation and the leasing of a site. , Locally, he has served as an assistant scoutmaster for and received encouragement. *° area, it was noted, but little provision is made for their Troop 35 in Middletown and was active with the Methodist The site contemplated is 1,474 square feet on the ground The committee was appointed by Mayor John P. Arnone after-shopping leisure. floor of a Mechanic St. building. Youth Fellowship at First Methodist Church, here. last August to look into the feasibility of developing a com- Bob said those at the luncheon meeting who have ex- His most recent job was in the computer center at Bell . The plan is to remodel it in the style of a restaurant— munity center and additional recreation facilities. pressed interest in becoming directors include Rev. Rowell, Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel, but that position is yield- • large room with tables, chairs and a small stage with a Councilman Theodore J. Labrecque Jr., its chairman, Mr. Arnell, Mrs. Meteler, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Johnson, Sgt. ing to the new plans. He wants to make the young adult kitchen and rest rooms. said it has not settled on a site yet. Scott and Mrs. Bybokas. center a full-time project. Middletown's Mayor Is Assailed Over Stand on Police Salaries By LEE STARNES He added, "The mayor is ir- committee, proposed to raise po- The police now have a starting ire to $6,063. Instead It offered MIDDLETOWN-Former :esponsible when he reneges on lice salaries, costing taxpayers salary of $5,499. The committee 5,885. Township Committeeman Edward promise, just as he has been only $10,000 more annually than three weeks ago told police it Mr. Malavet's proposal calls for J. Roth yesterday criticized irresponsible in the past on other originally called for by the com- could not come through with its starting salary of $6,250 with Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek, dealings he ha$ had .regarding mittee. promise to hike the starting fig- Four annual increments of ,$500, who has taken several positions the public." $8,250; sergeants, $3,300 witL on the controversial police raise Although denying they agreed me increment to $8,800; lieuten- position. in September 1967 to give the po- ints, $8,850 with an increment to "I am no different from other ce a pay raise, the committee 19,350. hailed Chief McCarthy and the taxpayers." Mr. Roth said, add- The lone committeeman also In- entire police department during ing: "I want tax savings, but not cluded a longevity plan starting a committee meeting on Dec. 28. out of the policemen's salaries. at the end of 10 years which From what I see, the Township "Chief McCarthy and all our would automatically add $200, • Committee has many other places men in blue are, and you (the 150 with an additional $50 per year r to save money." persons at the public portion of after that. ' . : the meeting who gave a, standing Mr. Roth suggested one way to Jvation to the department for its Last Friday, the municipal cut corners and upgrade the sal- stand on juvenile delinquency) budget, unanimously introduced, ary of Middletown's finest. have proved it have proved how called for a 10 per cent pay in- "They could start cutting their very much theji are appreciated crease for all township employ- own salaries to the former $2,500 'The committee unanimously es, including police, plus a $150 level." Mr. Roth said. The com- agreed that night 'to give the cost of living bonus. mittee members now receive $3, police department all the help w]e Francis X. Moore, attorney for 500. can.'." the PBA, said: Calls It 'Reprehensible' One committeeman, Joseph M. "The Middletown police depart- The former'comntitteeman said Malavet, last week stood behim ment was taken." CONGRATULATING AN EAGLE — Scoutmaster William Maier of Troop 140, Fair- that to deny the police depart police efforts for more money Mr. Moore, himself a New ment "a just and living wage is and proposed a new plan for an York City policeman for 10 years, view, a unit known as the "Morley Rangers," clasps the hand of Paul Ralph, 15, as reprehensible." he was elevated to Eagle Scout rank at last night's Family Night Court of Honor increase. while working through law school, Mr. Kavalek has said that Standing alone, Mr. Malavet, added: "The PBA still wants the in Buck Smith's, Middletown. In the center are the scout's parents, Mr. and Mrs. school taxes are taking a giant chairman of (he public safety Ernest G. Kavalek Edward J. Roth original agreement." jump this year and 'it is impos- Paul Ralph of Orchard St., Middletown. (Register Staff Photo I sible to give the police the raise they want. "This cannot, in any way, be For Governor, Cabinet Officers tied to the school budget," Mr. Roth commented. "The police Report 'Little Progress' should be given the raise they are asking. They deserve it." What have the policemen to Hughes Asks Higher Salaries say about the hubbub surround- ing them? TRENTON — Gov. Richard J. Hughes thinks state em- could not become effective, however, until Mr. Hughes' suc- In U. S. - Korea Talks Nothing. ployes, from the chief executive down, should have more cessor takes office in January 1970. That is because the gov- SEOUL (AP) — U.S. presiden- the first meeting to be held in patroled section of the DMZ. No With the exception of the Pa money. ernor is part of the law-making process and could not benefit tial envoy Cyrus Vance met for Washington in June. A casualties were reported. trolmen's Benevolent Association, Though his proposal could never apply to him, he said personally from that procedure, which is acting on behalf of the almost three hours today with spokesman for the U.S. Embassy North Korea has been concen- that the present scale which begins with $35,000 for the gov- The governor recommended more than 1,000 new state jobs. South Korea's premier and other would not comment on the re- police force, the rank and file ernor, and $25,000 for cabinet officers, does not compare with Of these 900 would be In the Department of Institutions and trating on the U.S. sector in its policeman is continuing in his top Cabinet ministers, but Ko- port. opportunities in private industry. Agencies and 600 in the state colleges. harassment campaign along the job, without, comment. rean sources reported they made Informed sources also reported frontier since it seized the U.S. The governor's budget message delivered to the legislature He also asked for a "a modest" appropriation of $75,000 1 Few men on patrol will bothei "very little progress' toward that the Koreans were asking the intelligence-gathering ship Pueb- today called for $13.5 million for a fire per cent general pay to enable the Commission on Public Broadcasting to organize to answer questions at all. Others eliminating differences between U.S. government to tell North Ko- lo Jan. 23. increase for state employes, and $2 million for selective range and begin working toward an educational television system the United States and its Asian rea it will denounce the 1953 say pointedly, "I have a job to The- North Koreans broadcast adjustments for state nurses and others. for New Jersey. ally. ' ' ' armistice agreement if the Com- do. Check with the PBA." today a second purported confes In addition, he warned that the state should be prepared The governor said $300,000 of the $6.6 million budget he re- munists send down any more Public Servants The meeting was "rough go- sion by Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher, to pay an additional five per cent increase for all employes commended for the Department of Education would.be used to raiders like the team that tried When contacted last night Po- ing," one Korean source reported. skipper of the Pueblo. It repeat- July 1, 1969. establish and operate at least one regional research and dem- to assassinate President Park. lice Chief Joseph M. McCarthy The conference ranged over prob- ed the first statement attributed He made it clear that foe wants to get raises for his onstration center for education. The South Koreans also reported- would only say that every man lems of the complex crisis result. to Bucher that the Pueblo had in- "This will develop a resource to provide school administra- ly want the Americans to de- in every department is a public cabinet and other executive staff members in the budget to Ing from South Korea's worries truded in North Korean territo- tors when they seek it — advice, evaluation and demonstration mand that North Korea apologize servant and would continue to go into effect this July 1. over her defenses in the face of rial waters. protect the interests of his com- Not for Him of new pedagogical and technological approaches so sorely North Korean threats. for the assassination attempt Jan. 21, The new statement added tha munity to the best of his ability Whatever raise was provided for the governor himself needed in many areas," Mr. Hughes said. Vance planned another meeting Bucher is "always gripped by without consideration to political with Premier Chung Il-kwon One informed Korean source yearning for my family" and concern. Wednesday and then was expect- said "very little progress" "would like to tell them that I Mr. Roth joins a growing ma- ed to pay his second visit to seemed to have been made to- am safe and healthy and that jority of citizens who are pressing President Chung Hee Park. ward healing the rift stemming they should not worry too much to see the police get the raise Action Stalled on Rockefeller's Plan Whether that'would be Vance's from South Korean feelings that they were promised in September, "I think that if the Democratic final conference nobody In the United States, in its desire to 1967. NEW YORK (AP) - Balking After the rebuff, Rockefeller Lindsay has said the city's top In offering his legislation to People's Republic of Korea is authority would say, but the pres- secure the release of the USS "I believe that the taxpayer Senate Republicans at the State went on television seeking popu- offer was $375 annually. But effect the plan, Rockefeller said merciful to us who deserve pun- idential envoy already has ex- Pueblo and its crew, is not pay- does not want tax savings taken Capitol have stalled action on ar and legislative support for the Rockefeller asserts the city had ishment,' we will be sent home he had rejected Lindsay's re- tended his visit one day. Into ing sufficient attention to South out of the policeman's pocket.' imergency legislation to sup- settlement which has been bit- agreed to a mediation panel's and we will be together and in peated plea to call up the Na- Korean security. Mr. Roth said. port Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's terly assailed by his nationally suggestion of a $400 annual in- tomorrow. love forever, never again to tional Guard to collect the re- Meanwhile, the U.N. Command "The Township Committee over- controversial settlement of New known fellow Republican, Mayor crease — and said the $425 would •Lively and Friendly' part," the statement said. only have cost $250,000 addition- fuse "as an extreme measure of announced it would meet tomor- spent more than the raise for the York City's nine-day* garbage John V. Lindsay, and editorially An American source said that ally. row with North Korea at the Pan. It was not known whether this police department in the purchase strike. attacked by many of the state's last resort." the talks today continued the dis- newspapers. cussion begun yesterday "in a munjom truce headquarters to was Intended to set the stage for of lard for a garage site; they The GOP-controlled Senate full, free, lively and friendly at- discuss "armistice violations." release of the Piielbo's crew. felt the need for a 40 per cen postponed action on the gover- Mount Snow Plows increase in their own salaries, a mosphere." He said the talks Infiltration Rises Another North Korean broad- nor's bill last night as many Re- In the city, the Sanitation De- raise from $2,500 to $3,500. Is "have been going ahead quite North Korean infiltration across cast claimed that the United publican lawmakers shied from partment said crews would Candy Shop Permit the policeman's need any less well- the demilitarized zone has in- States sent 10 armed men across the prospect of approving the mount snow plows on the trucks than theirs?" Korean sources said Vance and creased steadily for more than a the demilitarized zone early to plan to have the state temporari- today to scrape up the great the Koreans agreed tentatively year. A U.S. military spokesman day to attack a Communist bor- Praskai Agrees ly take over the city Sanitation dunes of debris that accumulat- der post. It said all 10 were Andrew J. Praskai, president of Department. ed along the curbs during the OKd in Fair Haven that the foreign and defense min- said American troops repelled the East Keansburg Betterment walkout. isters of the two governments two small groups of North Ko- "completely wiped out at the in- The delay marked the day's Association said, "Mr. Roth is FAIR HAVEN — A candy shop purchase of an ambulance, truck would meet annually to review reans last night and early today stant they started the provqgative second setback for the Republi- A spokesman said that in two dead right." variance, sought since last Octo- and snow plow. The other im- mutual security problems, with in two brief fircfights in the U.S.- act." can governor. Earlier the Dem- days of intensive efforts more ber by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. plements, retroactive to Jan. 1, Mr. Praskai, who fcas been ocratic-dominated Assembly re than 49,000 tons of rubbish had Jannell of 825 River Road, was salaries to be paid this year to characterized as "the conscience fused his request to make a per- been collected. When the men granted by Borough Council last police and other borough em- of the community" added: "The sonal appeal for the bill before a returned Saturday night an esti- night. ployes. police can't live on prestige." joint session of the legislature on mated 100,000 tons littered the The Jannells had asked for a The lone bid of the Getty Oil Governor Seeking ,367 He explained by counting the the ground it "would be a big streets and 10,000 more tens pile use variance to permit the con- Co. for gasoline for borough ve- ways the police department puts Rockefeller show." up each day. version of the front room of their hicles was accepted. The price in time without compensation. The men are working under house to a sales room for the dis- did not change from last year. They are not paid when they Rockefeller's plan which calls play of candies made by Ye Olde For Battle on Drug Addiction appear i«i court on their own time. For a state take-over of the city's Councilman James A. Robot- Radar Route Pepper Companie of Salem, Mass. torn, council president, was ap- The governor made these They don't get a cent when they Sanitation Department until the TRENTON — Recommenda- —$150,000 for advance plan- The Zoning Board denied such pointed the borough's delegate to other / specific proposals for are writing reports and doing the cily and the striking Uniformed tions for $232,367 to combat ning for Medicaid. Schedule Set a variance on Oct. 17, The Jan- meetings on regional garbage dis- works in the Department of hours of paperwork that often Sanltntionmcns' Association agree drug addiction is contained in —$ZO0,0nO to establish a schol- MIDDLETOWN - The rn- nells filed a Superior Court suit posal systems, nnd former .Coun- Institutions and Agencies: arship program to encourage falls on their off hours. They go on a new contract. the proposed IDC!) fiscal budget dnr nntrol schedule for this in December nnd, after re-appli cilman William J. Rooney, who to school on their own time n The 10,000 garbage men are —A $271,487 addition to the nursing aides at the state hos- week is: cation, the Zoning Board recom- had the idea for the meetings of Gov. Richard J. Hughes. pitals and institutions for the (heir own expense. They do a lot now receiving n RockcMler- amount of state support for Today — Wilson Avc., mended the variance Jan. !). before he left office, was named mentally retarded to enter the without pay to help people, and mandntcd $425 incrcn.se in an- He would authorizo $100,000 mentally retarded children liv- Swimming River Rand, Council, in granting it, con- an adviser. professional nursing field. quite a bit of it is on their own nual wages that ranged from $6,- to aid local narcotic control ing in family situations, and an Thompson Ave, In Knst curred with the board's findings Councilman Rnhottom presided lime." 124 to $7,95G — an increase and treatment agencies, such additional $300,000 to expand —$250,000 more for the Com- Kcansburg; Tomorrow—R(. that the use wnuld lie permitted in the absence of Mayor James Wasting Mr. Kavalek, Mr which Lindsay rejected ns black- the purchase of residential care mission for the Blind to further 31!, Rt. 35, Kings llwy.; in the B-l zone in combination T. Buckley, nncl presented tho as hospital clinics, and $132,307 mail for a union Illegally on program for these children. develop its productive workshop Praskai said: "As my cxpcrlcnci Thursday—Rt. 518, Main St. with n residence, since Mr, appointments himself. Council to expand the drug addiction and home industry facilities. dealing with negotiating contract strike. 1 —$1.2 million to cover opera- In Rclford, Harmony Rond, Jannell bud operated a contract confirmed thorn. unit at the state Ncuropsy- —And, $1 million for the new shows, when you sit across from and Friday — County Rnad ing business 'rom the house fin Rev. Frederick K. Preuss, rec- tion of existing prison camps. Soucrbrntcn Wednesdays chintrlc Institute to accommo- salary revision program for the desk, representing the public, 520, Tlmlnll Rond nnd Coun- 20 years. tor of the Church (if the Holy date 74 patients instead of the —$95,000 for 22 new parole of- nursing and related; positions in and you renege on your promises, ty Rond 8B. Gifford's Inn, Rumson 842-9820 Council adopted two ordinances. Communion, was named a mem- present 42. ficers. the Institutions. *..*• • .;• you arc irresponsible." or 842-lllG. (Adv.) One appropriates $26,000 for the ber of the Fair llaven.Fire Co. 1 f, Frb. 13, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER Jimmy Caimdn's 4Sports Today' Asked Me, But,.., By JIMMy CANNON attorney as "counselor" during a casual conversation. She's cooling off when she beats you to the punch of NObody «sk*d me. but. . :.f ".Toe Egg," a play about a couple with a spastic child, your best stories to shorten them up. Guys, who make repii'.uudhs for generosity doing small is called a comedy which should make "Hamlet" a farce. Why doesn't the new left denounce Castro as a Red-baiter •tvors generally demand big ones in return. What happened to all that guff about appointing a federal for jailing Cubans pally with the Russians? A crooner is a real smatt timer i(, he doesn't have his bwring commissioner? Few people count their change when they're paid off at own" gotf tournament. * I'm always surprised when a pretty chick pals around a race track, but they don't leave a bank teller's window The Cards have swindiec(kthe Reds if Johnny Edwards with a good looking girl friend. without doing it. plays up to his old skills afW a two-season slump. American gjys don't look right in berets. The show business wits who go up against Jack E. TTie guy wfao makes tfie. arrangements for.the office poker She's stuck on you, Charlie, if she goes to see an action Leonard in ad-libbing contests run second. games is usually the higg*st fyser. movie without mentioning she's seen it before. WHO'S THE MURDERER There isn't • more enlightened football man on either When was tlhe last time you ate a gum drop? When a character in a movie mystery has a hobby offense or defense ttian Jim .Dodey, the ' I've never known a girl named Babs. such as bfrd-watching, I peg him as the murderer. Bears' assistant roach. Martini drinkers rarely leave a drop in the glass. Your're still hooked, Jack, if you try to date a girl I notice few cigar smokers walking Bet me the next old man you see talking to himself on like the one who chased you. dogs. • '. » the street will be carrying a paper bag. There's always space on the block where you don't Wfcy doei even the-most Tcourteous man The record Hirsch Jacobs compiled makes him the turtl nide and boisterous on « convention? greatest trainer In the history of racing. want to park. Most men discuss #orking in their The guy who grabs the check after a struggle is really The same blue-jeaned, leaUier-jaeketed, dirty-haired garden ts it they were .describing hard the only one who wanted it. punks seem to loiter close to every bus depot in the country. labor on Devil's Island. J-. : SHVEREID GIVES CREDIT Why do the people Who denounce "Valley of the Dolls" Chances are ttic girl ^vho gets nasty Eric Severeld is the only commentator who gives credit as a trashy novel go to see the movie? during die politics! argument* at the party when he quotes a good line from such as Damon Runyon. Guys who smooch it up with chicks in night clubs are wears a man's wrist watch. ' When a dhick describes her guy as "a kind man" I odds on to either be old, homely or both. I never believe a guy who says "nothing CANNON put him down as a loser. When a girl marries well her jealous friends always bothers me." I lose guys Who say "Roger" instead of yes. remember her least attractive beau in their gossip. When a- girl's describe^ as regular I feel she's untidy. The last television special Fred Astaire made proves he Crankiest men I know are house painters who work No one has more rigid opinions on the rearing of chil- is still the greatest popular hoofer ever to iay down leather in New York apartment houses. dren than a spinster. , • •>. • on a stage. ' Even famous and powerful men cherish an honorary Chances are the 'guy's a politician when he addresses an, Men who are good cooks don't think any one else is. police badge as a great trophy*. THE WIZARD WAY — Reheariing fhair comedy routine Westminster Dog Show in preparation for their Feb. 21 date with the Mater Ice Boaters' Dei High School All-Stars are members of the Harlem Wiiards' cast, left to right, Pete Johnes, Tojo Hender- Hopes Rest son and Val Willis. Ron Jackson gets tho easy two points. Mrs. Erlanger On Weather RED BANK — North Shrews- Stars Tackle Wizards bury Ice Boat and Yacht Club NEW MONMOUTH - Gene Bl- Lopes, Mike Wherry, Jerry Wil- Guides Winner members are hoping the cold baud will lead the Mater Dei son and big Teddy Eskildsen. ,,NE,W VOKR (AP) - Ch. Ted- breeder and probably the coun- -Shore Indoor Track weather holds. The Ice Is as slick All-Stars against the Harlem Wiz- A preliminary game will fea- win's Top Billing, an old timer try's foremost expert on poodles as a mirror, and if It holds, the ards, Thursday, Feb. 21, in an ture the "Little Wizards" against of 10 years of age, stunned a In another major upset, Ch. Carl Smith Memorial DN Fleel exhibition game sponsored by the the St. Mary's Grammar School. crowd of 11,000 In Madison Mater Dei Booster Club at Mem- Axel Von Tannenwald, owned and will go into action this weekend Square Garden last night; by win- orial Hall. KEEPING IN TOUCH ning best-of-breed in the minlo- shown by Mrs. Betty Moore o In order to stay fit and sharp Tojo Henderson and Ron Jack- NEW YORK (AP) - Joe ture poodle division at the West- Houston, Tex., took the Dober Colts Defend Title for racing on the Navesink River, son, former Harlem Globetrot- Prezioso, football coach at De- minister Kennel Club Dog Show. man Pinscher breed. In the pro- the local DN fleet spent a busy LAKEHURST - The fourth ai Central Regional High School, the record of 10:10 set by for- weekend racing at Lake Hopat- ters, will be featured by the Wiz-Witt Clinton High School, not cess, Azel beat out Ch. Sultana ards. Also on the traveling squad Owned by Frank Sabclla o nual Naval Air Reserve Indoc Bayville, Berkeley Township. mer CBA runner Tom Hinks in cong, running three races on Sat- only keeps in personal touch Granada Hills, Calir., Top Blllins von Marlenburg, the second top Trophies and medals will be pre- 1965. urday and five on Sunday. are La-La Lawrence, Guy with his football players but was sent lo the top by Mrs. Mil Invitational Track Meet is schet Hughes, Val Willis, Sugarfoot winning dog -in the country lasi sented by the Jersey Shore Asbury Park's Don Glover set a Don Larsen continued his mas- sends them newsletters. ton Erlanger of Elberon, N.J., uled for Friday at the Naval Ai Jones, and 6-10 LeRoy Wright, year. Council, Navy League of the new record for the 60-yard dash His most recent letter men- prominent New Jersey hors tery over the fleet, totaling 8' who mix clever basketball play- Nation. United States. NARTU's Hanger of 6.4 seconds, and Don Mazza tions six playerpy s who won Along with Ch. Rlvermist Dan points in the eight races, scoring ing with their comedy. The event will bring iogethei Six is the site of this year's of Long Branch broke his own awards despite a disappointing Patch, the,old English sheepdog Bibaud has collected many of Ocean and Monmouth Count; meet. shot-put record of 52 feet, 3% 54 on Sunday, and 33 on Satur- 4-3-1 team record and how the breed victor who already has the greats of Middletown Town- coaching staff and alumni are high schools for the Shore are; In last year's contest, Coach inches, hurling the 12-pound in- day. John Hadley wasn't too far won three bests this year, Top ship basketball including Dutch working on two new projects for indoor track championships. Dave Hyland's Colts managed door shot 54-3'/j in 1967. Billing and Axel became favor- behind with 32-49—81. Uhrig, Frank Outwater, Charlie 1968; an electric Scoreboard and only one first plac/s finish which lies lo take best-of-show In the Christian Brothers Academ Invitational entries will vie in Bill Connell and George Four- Rhodes,' Ed Shanahan, coach Jer- a press box for Clinton's new AAMCO came in the 880-yard relay, but 92nd edition of the ancient event. of Lincroft retired the meet' 11 categories: 100, 200 and 440 nier tied for third position with three second places and ry Desnan, Bob Kitson, Top stadium. three-year permanent trophy lai yard dashes; 880 run, one and 57 points. Major B, Godsol of La Jolla, six thirds gave them the vic- year, by overpowering a field two mile runs; 880 and mile re- Calif., will select best • in • show tory. Other two-day totals were tonight. 10 schools. The Colts topped se< lays; 60 yard high hurdles, high George Blair 50, Hank Milten- ond place Long Branch, 45-40'/! Brick Township's Russ jump and shot-put. berger 49, Bud Robinson 46, Tom world's largest This year the schools will Talntor set a new record of 10 In case of bad traveling weath- LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN Brick to Host competing for the first leg minutes, 5.5 seconds in the two- er, the meet will be rescheduled Robinson 32, Dan Davis 26, Rich TRANSMISSION a new trophy. mile run in that meet, breaking for Feb. 20. Robinson 22, and Charles Keis Cage Tourney sling 19. specialists The meet is sponsored by th BRICK TOWNSHIP - The Naval Air Reserve Tralnln; In a time (rial recently on thi • 1-Day Sirvict • Frt* Towing Football's Birthplace third annual Brick Invitational Unit (NARTU), and hosted b; lake, three club boats scooted • Frw Hood T»ir • Easy Terms Basketball tournament is sched- a three-quarter mile course in 32 Lifetime Guarantee Available uled March 11 through the 15th seconds. j Frte parts and labor on all at Brick High School's east gym. Cage Switch Rutgers-Princeton The tourney, composed of adult AAMCO Custom rebuilt trans- RED BANK - Athletic Dlrec teams, Is co-sponsored by the McCrea Powers missions and torque converters tor Jack Rafter of Red Banl as long as you own your own Brick Township Jaycees and Catholic High School announcei ear and service It annually at a Brick Township High School Pirate Freshmen modest Service Charge at any last night that the Casey-CBA Renewal Switched Booster Club, SOUTH ORANGE - Bill Kc- wsketball game scheduled here it the 400 AAMCO Shops Eight teams will play In the Crea, Matawan, former Christian next Tuesday has been switched ,NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - The 1969 Rutgers-Prince- coast to coast. ourney, and there will be a $25 Brothers Academy, Lincroft, bas :o an afternoon game. ton football game will be played in Rutgers Stadium here B0* Railroad Ave., Albury fork intry fee. to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first inter- ketball star, scored 25 points lasi The junior varsity game wi night to lead the Seton Hall n Towing 774-6600 collegiate game, it was announced today. Fill that longing for your own ;et under way at 3:30 p.m., fol The Sept. 27 game will kick off a season-long, nation- freshman club to a 87-82 victory If3 I. Ntwman Springs Rd. business. Read "Business Op- owed by the varsity contest a wide celebration In which the National Collegiate Athletic over Mercer Junior College. Red Bat* 142-2SM portunities" in Classified today. p.m. Association, the National Football Foundation and Hall of Mercer led at the half, 49-32, Fame and the American Football Coaches Association will but McCrea turned hot in the participate. second half to score 18 of his 25 Failed Inspection? ... We Can Fix It! Rutgers and Princeton played the first intercollegiate points. football game in 1869. All but two of the 55 games since In winning, Seton snapped a then have been played in Princeton. Rutgers Stadium seats 21-game winning streak of the only 23,000 spectators while Princeton's Palmer Stadium Trenton team. Mercer was listed PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY holds 46,000. fourth nationally in the ju- Your Safety is Our Business at Albert W. Twitchell, Rutgers athletic director, said 134 BROAD ST.. RED BANK nior college listing. temporary seats will be installed for the 1969 game bring- (opp. Steinboch's) ing the seating capacity of Rutgers Stadium to around Three basketball players FREE PROMPT DELIVERY 30,000. Michigan State have won letters Rutgers' complete 1969 schedule: S*|it. 50, Lafnyetfo, away; {7, Princeton. in other sports. They are John FREE PARKINS and ENTRANCE REAR OF STORE —741.5MI MIDDLETOWN TIRE Oct. 4, Cornell: 11, Lriil(h; IB, Navy; 15, Columbia. Bailey in golf and Steve Rymal Nov. 1, Itotikwarft, au-my; 8. ConnMttcuf, away; IS, Holy Crami, and Richie Jordan in baseball. YOUR NEW *my; 5J, COIEAI* Collie Gub TOP CAT SPECIAL FEATURES: COMPARE THE FACTS! Slates Show • Whitewall Tires Cougar... 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SPARTANS DREW WELL YOU MAY USE YOUR EASY CHARGE! EAST LANSING. Mich. (AP)- Altlioiif'h Michigan State's foot- |MERCURYj ball team w», Croydon Hall _ _ 13 16! 80 4M 31.1 ment salesmen. Most of the dealers in sports equipmen have Ken O'Donnell, Neptune . 19 150 83 393 desired, results. ' a little, ask a little and then purchase a gun for waterfowling Chrto HU1. CB* . " 17 111 376 mi the customers' needs very much in their minds. But even the Paul Buchanan, Middle*.™ ZIZZ".18 313 I!. I based upon the answers he received and the articles or book 1 n If the novice sportman has a good friend who most conscientious sporting goods dealer cannot advise a P** "! Strtion, Point Boro 3a 63 363 20.7 he real. Nothing could lead him farther astray, since the John 0'8hm. Red Bank Catholic 17 3S» 18.2 acknowledged expert in the sport the novice • novice sportsman who does not know enough about his chosen 113 J0.9 writer of the article or book cannot ask the notice what kind Km Stolte, Wall Townjhlo JJ 13! 75 349 intends to try, the new sportsman may in- sport to accept advise. Art Toomer, Asbnrr Park J8 136 81 331 18.4 of duck hunting he intends to start with. All too often, the Scott Blley, Henry Hud.cn .TZ'._T"M 119 80 329 18.4 deed be fortunate. But the best advice I Ted Dann, Monmonth Reitonal ...19 130 3W 16.S It has never ceased to amaze me thac an obvious novice initiate then purchases an autoloading 12-gauge shotgun with 91 11.3 can give the neophyte is to proceed with will spend his hard-earned dollars in an illogical manner when1 68 caution when equipping himself with the a 32-inch barrel and full choke. This is fine if pass shooting he comes into a sporting goods shop to purchase his first is the name of the game, but few beginners can hit ducks at Jtems needed to pursue his new-found inter- equipment. In the tackle shop, he buys a (20 rod, a $20 reel est. His tdend might well recommend items 30 yards, jet alone the customary 60 to 70 yards of the ex- Schoolboy Standings and then stricken with the first thoughts of oast, instructs perienced pass shooter. If the novice begins by shooting "A" nrvremDIVISIONv .»*•"C" . DIVISIO*.«.«.._?NC that he would like to own, rather than the W the tackle dealer to fill the reel spool with the cheapest line puddle ducks over decoys at 20 yards, he is going to be mighty XUdMown Twp. -1! Items suitable to the novice sportsman. in the shop. The dealer generally knows from long experience Heptane <1W> ...II Point Beach (13-8) unhappy with that "Long Tom" he purchased. Long Branch (11-j) J8 Point Boro (13-7) • Salesmen in spouting goods stores may that to try and get the new customer to purchase better line Bed Bank _ie St. Km specialty. But find out if he is wellJversed m the particular Hatawan Ber. (8-10) „ s Croydon Hall .. „ „ ff kind 'of salt water fishing you intend to try. A fine surfcaster DUCK HUNTING EXPENSIVE Central Ber. (S*10> — 3 Rumion-FH (5-8 in OSC) . 5 The same holds true with the novice wildfowler. Duck " OPEN CHOKE DESIRABLE Wall Twp. (6-13) HZ! z Mater Dei _ 4 may not be a river fisherman and the small boat angler may •o. rreehold (M4> .... 0 St. Jo»eph'i (TR) 4 tow little of the fine art of trolling up stripers. hunting is an expensive sport and make absolutely no mis- With the short range customary when shooting over de- take on this subject. The sportsman intending to take up duck coys, a fairly open choke is desirable. At 20 yards, nothing bunting must make up his mind to spend a considerable will be left, other than a downward drtWng feather or two, amount of money as well as a considerable amount of time of a duck belted with a load of number four shot through a Olympians' Coach Warns of Future if he is to be at all successful, Guns, dogs, special clothing, full choke barrel. The modified choke barrel is far more de- boats and decoys enter into the picture before the first water- sirable when shooting over decoys and there are times when fowl of the season wings before the shotgun barrel. In duck improved cylinder would be even better. With the Improved hunting, more than any field sport I know, it pays to have a high density patterns being thrown by modem shotshells mentor. The novice intending to take up waiterfowling is well from modern tubes, patterns are not as loose ai they used to U.S. Hockeymen Win Oneadvised to make a fast and deep friendship with a water- be and the barrel of your blunderbuss marked "modified" may fowler of considerable experience if he is to find his new well throw "full" patterns these days. Have you patterned GRENOBLE, France As it is, if s impossible for the last his peak." And he added in winning two gold medals sport enjoyable and rewarding. your shotgun lately? The much-maligned U.S. hockey Americans to gain a medal. that the slalom courses are easier They're 1-4 with two games re- already have—matched—Sailer's Without a guide to see him through the initial stages, the Friday we will discuss decoys and duck boats, two con- team has sounded a grim warning now than in his day. new-born wildfowler will make many an expensive mistake, troversial subjects on which few duck hunters agree. Her* maining in the round robin tour- Killy, a handsome, 24-year-old, feat in 1956. If I should win the to future opponents in the Winter nament. Russia, Czechoslovakia slalom, it would be a much great- for equipping yourself properly to hunt ducks requires con- again, where you gun determines what kind of equipment you retorted that today's competition siderable knowledge. should have. Olympic Games. and Sweden are 4-0 with three "is much more difficult. I think er achievement." games remaining. Canada is 3-1 W"""W^M "We are going to do some kill- Aside from Kidd, the Ameri- fcWrom here on," Coach Murray with three games to go. Williamson said after the United The United States was shut out Kentucky Nips cans' achievements were modes Slates'had stormed to an 8-1 of the medals again yesterday, at best. victory over West Germany Mon- but Billy Kidd turned in the day's Tennessee'by 1 Jeanne Ashworbh, Wilmington, day, the Americans' first victory best performance in the giant LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - N. Y., managed only a loth-place a|jpr four straight losses. slalom, won by France's fantastic Eighth-ranked Kentucky held off Jean-Claude Killy. a last-gasp Tennessee rally last finish behind winner Johanna "We needed a game like this," Schut of the Netherlands in the Killy took a second head run night and handed the fifth-ranked the young, Canadian-born coach Volunteers their second straight women's 3,000-meter speed skating said. "We are not giving any- down the 57-gate, 1,780-meter course in 1:46.54 for a combined loss, 60-59. and Army Cpl. Ralph C. Wakely, thing to anyone. From here on time in 3:29.28 and an easy vic- The triumph gave Kentucky a Murray, Utah, was the top Ameri- in, look out for the United States." tory. one-half game lead over Tennes- can, 27th, in the biathlon. His But it came too late to make a Kidd, of Stowe, Vt, a silver see—a 61-43 upset victim at the time was one hour, 27 minutes, great deal of difference, except hands of Georgia Saturday night medalist in the event four years 32.9 seconds. The event was won lor pride. ago, had the day's best time, —in the struggle for the South- "If we'd started the tourna- 1:46.46, which lifted him from eastern Conference title. by Magnar Solberg of Norway in ment with this game, we'd be eighth after the first run to fifth Sophomore Mike Casey, who 1:13:45.9. overall with a combined time of led Kentucky scorers with 17 hanging tough," he said, almost 3:32.37. points, put the Wildcats on top, wistfully. Jim Heuga'of Squaw Valley, Calif., the bronze medal winner 58-57, on his 10-foot jump shot Keeps Pace WHEN ONLY in 1964, finished 10th with a time and teammate Dan Issel followed THE BEST of 1:48.43 for 3:33.85. ith an easy lay-in. WILL DO With Wife "No medals today," the deject- Tennessee's Tom Hendrix hit MIDDLETOWN - Here is IT'S A ed Kidd said. "But we still have from 15 feet out with 15 seconds one guy that's not letting his BIRNN another chance." to go, but the Vols' Tom Bper- wife get too far ahead of him. CANDY That will be in the special inkle fouled Mike Pratt 10 sec- mds later. Mrs. George Tyrrell scored VALENTINE slalom Friday and Saturday when a hole in-one at the Navesink Killy seeks a third gold medal. Pratt missed his free throw and Country Club early last sea- He won the downhill last week Tennessee grabbed the ball, but son. On a recent Sunday, and seeks to become only the 60-foot shot was the Vols' only probably still thinking of his B second man in history to sweep wife's ace, George Tyrrell WONDERFUL CHOCOLATES all three. chance and it fell far short. duplicated it by scoring one 91 BROAD ST. Figures Against Killy Boerwinkle led all scorers with on the exact same hole. Tony Sailer of Austria turned 18 points. The 7-foot ^senior hit Scoring his first dream shot the trick in 1956, and predicts seven of 11 from the field. In some 20 years of golf, Tyr- that Killy can't match it. Casey's 17 points included rell took out his 8 iron on the You Get "I don't think Killy can do It," eight of 13 from the field. Issel 12th hole of 151 yards and Sailer said. "He has too much added 15 and Pratt 14 for Ken- swung away. Seconds later, pressure on him. Besides, he's tucky. he, too, had a hole-in-one, Kentucky led 34-32 at intermis- and evened the score at home. iion. Tyrrell was playing with Kentucky outrebounded the Hector Evans, Vince Robin- Sports ols, 29-24, and hit 22 of 46 shots son, and George Zifchak. The MORE man with the ace finished his from the field. Tennessee hit 26 WITH FIRST MERCHANTS Slate of 48 field goal shots. round with an 86. TODAY DAILY INTEREST BASKETBALL "A" DIVISION PAID FROM DAY OF Momncrath Regional it Lorn Branch Murphy Scores Quick KO (4 p.m.) DEPOSIT TO DAY OF Neptune at Middletown SECAUCUS - Irish Pat Mur- the 194149 era. Freehold at Toms Blver Willie Pep, another great of thi WITHDRAWAL "B" DIVW10N phy, young lightweight of Pat Sul- Wall Townihln at Southern Freehold livan, New Monmouth, threw a sport, was in Murphy's corner a providing •'*M Raritan Township at Lakewood powerhouse left hook last night he scored his eighth consecutive maintained at lht of Ocean Townnhlp at Manasquan "C" DIVISION to KO Joe Tolsen in 24 seconds victory. Murphy weighed 135; vouwiAOIN or A«i"c«, INS. quarter. Point Boro at Jackson Township Southern Regional at Shore Reflonal of the first round. Tolson 132. 4% Per Annum OTHERS Old-time champions attending Point Ilrndi at St. Roue The bout, held in the Plaza Prediction: Compounded and P Kryport nt Matawan Arena here, was part of the pro- the fight were Rocky Marciano, Quarterly Croydon Hall at Dflbarton James J. Braddock and Pet people who buy Volkswagen Station Wagons ited up to $15,000 Matnr Drl at St. Blnry's ISA.) gram in memory of Gus Lesne- St. Joseph'! (Til) at R. B. Cathollo vich, one of the great fighters in Scalzo. by F.O.I.C. (S p.m.) will have it soft in 1968. Red Bank at Aibury Park Central Regional at Brlrk Twp. TOMORROW WRESTIJNO Long Branch at Freehold For the last 17years, Volkswagen has lacked luxury. airs If you own o new VW wagon J Manasquan at R. B. Cathollo been making o big, lough, naver-say-dis Okay, all you people. Get ready for a We also added a whole new suspen- Jackson at Shore Lakewood at Central Rer,. station wagon. surprise. sion system underneath. (It'll be easy GYMNASTICS UmBtr Fedeial """"TL. Raritan Twp, .at Rinrnon-FH CANNEL Which could grind out up to 23 miles We've taken the Volkswagen Station come, easy go, all the way.) Oepoilt MBBaaM Coro. Wall TnTi. at Hnyrrvlllo on one gallon of gas. And take in over Wagon and padded the stuffing out o( And with all of that, the new bus for SWIMMING Vlllanova at Motunouth College 176 cubic (eel ol whatever you wanted it. We've put extra padding on the arm- soflies still has the old bus' hardy vir- to carry. rests, the dash, the front of tho ashtray, tues. Yet in spile of all that, cerlain pooplo even the window crank knobs. And if our So 1968 should be a good year lor Best Service COAL have been avoiding the VW Station wagon can't exactly be called a bed of oil you people who love your comfort. Wagon. Mentioning namos is unneces- rosos oven now, il can at least bo called You'vo been going without the Voiles- sary. You know who you aro. a soat of Ihom. IWo went somewhat wagon Station Wagon's wonderful gas Best Quality And wo know why you'vo boon avoid- crazy with padding in that particular mileage and storage capacity lorta long ing our wagon. Bocauso driving it was oroa.l timo now. Best Price something of a big, tough, novor-say- Then wo put in A ventilation ducts all But you don't have to donyyourselves FRED D. WIKOFF CO. dia exparisnee. Tho fad is, our wagon ovor. (You'll bo able to give yourself onymoro. Frank Porter's 234 MAPLE AVE. Shrewsbury Red Bank Tire Co. Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. SHREWSBURY AVB. 747-3404 RED BANK 741-0554 Optn MOB. thru Fri. — 8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. Shrewsbury Avenue FOB SAIJE ? V4>. n, 1968 Atrroi FO8 t\u>- NOTICES THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keanef HELP WANTED - MALH wsmicnoN DAILY BEGfSTEB ENROL). MOW V-8 iwbit f»»*f IJVW m;iri4s Wj IBM NEED OR USE WILL... HONEY DOWN m* over nymeott SNOW UNSKILLED? • Keypuccb ANNOUNCEMENTS of $8.«0 prr »"e». MONMOUTH AI'TO • Computer Programming DISCOUNT, 365 Maple AVf. (Rt. 35 • Office Automation LOST AND POUND Red Bank. 74T-3S3O. PLOWING Day .or evening classes — Free place- SELL Commercial Bad residential. Call mam. ment service. 1MS3 IMPERIAL — Four-door hardtop 74MM1 No Matter - ESTEY Has LOST-WTTTKAUER WATCH — Exptn- Full power inclurilna" air conditioning NORTHEAST iion Tiand. Vicinity of Sal • Tavern. Call 7«T-MB5. Wlilte with hlue lpathpr Interior. A \n-THEE TRIMHINn — Wlnler rates. Re BUSINESS MACHINES SCHOOL ral, one-nuner car. MAl'RICK talnlnt wnlln. Ijnndjioane pinna. BL'CK A Job For You Now , Broad Bl. Red Bank FAST LOST — BfcaRl* hound. Blark, wtifle SCHWAK17. A RON8, Ul W. Front Bt LIN' LANDSCAP1NU, 7410980. 747-4647 V.fc] t\*nV. 7<707fi7 APPROVED FOR VETERANS WITH A QUICK ACTION •iv) tan. )n Hed Hank. Call 747 1176 Excellent Starting Rates • tfor 5 p.m. AM) V rrpTHM CARPETING - ORGAN LESSONS — For beginners 1W«5 CHEVROLET - Rrl Air wafton inp BI llnrr.e Servli-e Free emimntei. ami intermediates. Reasonable ra LOW-COST JUOST — Bull MftBtlff floe. Rod Pnnk Sis cylinder, utraiKht etick. NO MON Progressive Incre-ases Call 747-0087, «rra Answers to name of "Brutiu". KV DOWN. Tnki' over payments n r DAILY REGISTER C*i!'T ftwn, six ononUin (iM, 6!> Jh* JH1 Id prr WCfk MON'MOt'TH Al'Tt "HK(M) HAl'I.FRH rt 7413R2! EXCHANtJF;, .Wi Maple Ave. (Ttt 35 KHEE KHTIMATES Multiple Benefits Kr.l ltnnk. 7«7-;ifi;iCI. MERCHANDISE IJOST — ling, white with brown uptrts. FAMILY AD "Plixipy". Lost Sunrtay, Onlrr Ave. l!Wi SfPKFT RPOHT CAMATtO - Hert CKL1.ARS AND ATTMI CLEANED - Overtime FOR SALE lyp.inn'Tdo. Reward. 872-O«o:i nf\cr 4 Ra.llrt. Power windows. Extra hf Krasonalilr. Kre, rullmilen. Cull 2L'S. 3 LINES • 5 DAYS B;lr=|irnokwi epollpr Wide dllnln .150 ll.p r,1!'4 . SINGER ZIG ZAQ REWARD — Vor rrlnrnlriK brown i>n. Apply Repossessed, Makes buttonholes, mono- F0R •vrlopo rontnlrtin* person papor*. Wt Ixwieri wtljj exlrjia. Mint condition CARPENTER^ BU! LDER~~ grama, hems, twin needle. Needs no FndRV In sir* of Fnrrmt Ave *n<\ J4,ti'K) yalne. Tor quick Rale *3,;KK). Cal brtwee.u 6 nnd'IO p in 741-78(17. HiilH on yniir lot. T'art/a!!. Framing Weekdays or Saturdays attachments. Balance J5G.70 or $5.50 *? 00 PrrkmRn PI or Knoitwofwi School atra adfllllfmn. ftlteratloin, attlna. Frpa eill monthly. Trade-Ins ok. In Fair Hivcn, Call 842 4062 ifHH) COftVAIR AiMomatlc. radii nifltes. After 8 r m CREDIT DEPT. 2M-5553 JUST i.W and beater. NO MONEY HOWN. Take ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS DESKS $15 up FILES, tables, chairs, rtvaflable for Merchandise For Bale only. over paymenta of 110.6(1 per week PUBUC NOTICE adding machines, typewriters, office Article must originate Irom a household MONMOfTH AI'TO EXCMANOK, MS \m sg ls Wayside & Shafto Roads equipment, etc, at bargain prices. New and may not exceed a sale price of H«ple Ave. (Rl. 35| Red Bank. 747- furnlitKrt, |2I».W. Interior or uecd. AAC DESK OUTLET, Rt. 35,$30 00 per article. T^ONElALEib It riitcn. 7B7-472P. Oakhurat. 531-39SXI. Price MUST be advertised, Each addi- " fcrirp or kin of John H. For«i.iirk and New Shrewsbury tional line 51.00. No copy changes may Bnrjih A. ForumJirk. hfn »'.l>, rrptdenti PAINTJNO -- Intprior, rrlvatn. Ni>al USED PIANOS AND ORGANS from be made anil no discounts or returns »f Ooei n Tow nfh Ip or R*>a H ri (tht, lnder, (R5 or beat offer. Call tifia my •im, Your iallBfactlnn my $2{j, Pianos bought, cold, repaired, will be made if ad Is canceled befors thorn lPf>7, romrnnnlrair wllh 7H7-4SM. ttuarantee. ('nil Jrrry for trre tl moved. By appointment-Freehold Music expiration. MAN—To learn to do auto glass work. Center, 463-4730. Bpn.Uniln WPIBK, attorney, 120 8. Or- VIJI.KSWAOKN FAST BACK — 19M.tnnte* and aufBestloni. 7B7"3243. And general glazing. Permanent job. To Place Your Daily Ragiittr injrr Ave., Newark, N.J. 07103. Excellent buy. Call 741-2480 between 8 RUOFINO AND BIDING —New roofi Apply Atlantic Olaai Co., 21 Maple and A. ABk for Phil. ami repalri. Frea eiUmalea. 18T-7863 Ave., Red Bank. FAMILY AD, CALL... or 7I7-.186B. AUTOMOTIVE TM« PONTIAC — Four-door aedan. PABiT-TIME roofing and elding work HAMMOND Reaaonable. Call after^ 4 p.m. 7I11B55 Must be able to climb ladders and 741-6900 AUTOS FOR SALE EMPLOYMENT willing to work. Rate' J2 hour. Call T87- 1M4 PONTIAC — Star Chief Inur-door 1526, between 5 and 7 p.m. DINING ROO24'HouM SEr TServic — TaDle,"l>uffee t "i«V» CHEVROLET BEt, AIR V R Waf- harrtlop. six way pnwer. Kxtra clean HELP WANTED-FEMALE "If we get it for Mommy, is there enough for us ORGAN and alx cttalrs. Light wood. Call T41- er, Automatic, factory air Power NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay- CARPENTERS WANTED — Apply In 7899. XerrlnK Rsi1Jr,t1SM 2 ment* of $1080' per wenk. 'MON- person, 250 Shrewsbury Ave., Red OF ASBURY PARK to have two pieces each?" Bank. . WANTED"— Parlies Interested In tak- MOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, MB Ma-ARE YOU Corner or Main at * Mattlson Ai: THIS IS MY LAST CHANCE TO GET ing over balance on repossessed care. ple Ave. (Rt. 3Si Red Bank. 747-3930 OFF THE HOOK WITH CREDITORS WANTED-KENNEL HAN — Apply in ^-1 must have money, so I'm practical- 1 have 30 tart available For Inforrna- TaToKD OAIAxia -•'-" HardtSp. INDUSTRIOUS', HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED - MALE parson, Comb's Animal Hospital, THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO tlnn. lof rallanu. Town * Country DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA ly giving away all my photographic TldMfW Power ateerlng. Crulae-a^matto trana- PERSONABLE AND Shrewsbury. equipment. Everything sold aa one mlailon. Beat offer. Call 244-4471. package. Almost $600 worth of materi- 19H4 CHEVROLET Bel Air four-door LOOKING FOR A TYPIST CLERKS Open daiij 'til t p.m. Sat 'HI I p.m. srdan Automatic tmriamlsiion. Excel- fPONf 1 AC~TBM PEWf'Le'MANs"^ al, Including camera and telephoto lens. lcnl condition. M6-SH15. White, black vinyl top. 32ft cu, In. en-BETTER JOB? Many tKcellent positions open In l Factory Authorized Special Offer I will give you everything for $200. gine. Radio, heater, whllewalla, Two area. DRIVERS New Hammond Bpwot Organ I'm a private owner who needs cash. CHRYSLER, WINDSOR — 1B55. Power anow tlrea, rlma. Air conditioning. Au- area- to LOOK You get a $165 Sears 35 mm single •leering, power brakes, tinted wlndowa. tomalln tranamlaalon. 13,000 mllci- t2, We are looking for a mature young ACB BMPLOYMENT AOENCY $595 lens reflex camera; $75 telephoto lens;. O«od condition, lino. J22-MB7. 400. Mill aell. Call M2-O607 woman to work In our bookkeeping IS WHIM St. 747-3494 Bhremabliry Route Sales Operation $60 Doral 2x2 and 35 mm enlarger, department. The gal we aeek muat PRODUCTION SPRAYERS Come In lor a free demonstration with two lenses worth $15; $9 Interval 1863 RENAULT 1MJ RAMBLER CLASSIC _ Automatic he able to type, , he adept with OLERK TYPIST—INSURANCE DEPT. Limited time only. Call To sell, deliver and merchandise our timer; $6 contact printer; $20 printing Fully equipped. |37S. 2«4-3>43 altar flgurea and ba able' to work well —Clerk typist lor Inaurance dapt. Per- Start Immediately famous products on established routes. 775-9300 paper; two sets of trays, plus about p. m with pthera. manent position with full fringe bene- Must be neat and personable and &b> $20 worth of extra material, In addition 1981 CHEVROLET 1MPAI.A « - Four- fits. Experience helpful. Phone Feraon- to several photo books. Everything BUICK 1964 — Riviera. AIR CONDI- You'll work with a local concern . At T»p Rate to handle figure work. FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING door. AutomUic tratiamlialort. Call £42- TIONED. Showroom new! NO money nel office. Rlvervlew Hoepltal, 741-2700, QOWN — Bridesmaid dresses and al less than three months old and In ex- 41*1 that offera a 37ft hour work week Bxt. 225. down. Rank will finance S1.40S, only and liberal company beneflta In- • EXCELLENT SALARY accessories with Individual personal ser- cellent condition. First olfer gets ill 1M7 PONTIAC QTO convertible. Dual Ideal Working Conditiom vice. Call Virginia Klmt.all, Freehold this for $200. Call any time before 11 (14.S0 weekly. Call OASIS, 721-7100, for cluding two-weeks paid vacation, MEDICAL, AIDS-SECRETARY - Mi. (82-7773. a.m. 542-5960. Hint (car ahltler. <00 cu. In, 3«0 credit OK. profit aharlng and a pension plan. ture, public relations conscious, caring. • LIBERAL COMMISSIONS n.p, Btereo tape, C688. 2».«l««. 1M3 VOLKSWAGEN BEDAN — MM RN desirable, ancretarlal, mining du- Multiple Benefits • FINE COMPANY CARPET — save money, buy direct. T(W7 OTO — convertible. iSSob miles. If you reel you qualify, reply In ties. Full or part. Excellent salary, Up to .30% ore. Free shop at home PREFINISHED MOLDINGS Call your own handwriting atallng pre> service. Call Paul Keldsen, 4G2-3S26. Null aril. Call 74T-3539. hours. Specialist MonmouUi llodlcnl BENEFITS In stock to match your wood paneled 294-O87O vloua experience, references and Center. Write Box C-186, Th« Dally Overtime aalary required to Box "V-121", FOR SALE — Two original paintings, walls, and they are reasonably priced IBM CHEVROLET — Excellent condl Register, Red Bank^ Apply dally and Sat. a to 2 1IW4 RAMBLER — American two-door tlon. Muat b« aeen. Aaklng IQB, Cal The Dally Reglater, Red Bank. beautifully framed. A Perot of "Pen- — stop In — take them with you. «edan. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over Apply sive Girl with Streak," 550. "Girl and TMymenta of $7.40 per ween. MON- fler 4 p.m. fHa-WIM. COUNTER OirtL — FOUNTAIN — S Vase" by Zoe, only «0. Am movinj, RED BANK LUMBER MOVTH AUTO EXCHANflK 3«S Ma- 1M7 Hl'ICK — Custom Klectra la. M0THKR8 WITH CARS — Part-llma a.m. to « p.m. No Saturdays. Perma- Weekdays or Saturdays muat sell quick. 5(2-5960. Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 141-5500 ple Ave. (Rt. 3Si Red Bank. 747-3H3O. Four-door hardtop, Vinyl top, full pow work during school hotira taltlng or- nant. Ptiona 741-00M. COCA COLA er and air. 19,000 mllea. Call after dsra and delivering. }33 per Teek VISIT CHAIR LOFT MANUFACTURER'S FACTORY SPE- commlieloii. Call 291-1087, Itil p.m. YOUNO LADY WANTED — for geners! ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS CIAL—Dinette aets, table with leaf and STATION WAGONS S:30, 611-0389. office work. 40 tour week. Permanent For all stylea of unpalnted chairs and lour chairs $39.95 while they last. BOTTLING stools. We maintain a large Inventory IBM VOLKSWAGEN HUB FALCON IMS — Four-*Joor wagon. ATHLKTIO OIRLS AND TOUNQ position. Apply bi person, Albert Burdie Wayside & Shafto Roads Baron Discount Dinettes, 1874 Hwy. 35, WSJ MERCURY Colony Park t panen- White Walla. Oreunpuffl gaorlfloe for WOMIN — Full dr part-Ume watk A Bon, 24 Clay Bt., Red Bank. ol both chairs and unpalnted furniture. Middletown. (Opposite Klnney Shoes S130S or pay only tlJ.H weekly with end Job opportunities detailing oiri. RED BANK LUMBER Jug Handle.) 1B84 KALOON Econollne Bin Country Sudan Car Wash, Hwr. 39,BBAUTICBAM—Part Urn*. For appoint, CO. OF N.Y. NO down paymenti MAROOL FORD, merit oall New Shrewsbury Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 7(1-S300. IMS CHEVROLET — VOS alindard T21-460O. Ulddletown, Apply In person. Rt 35, Aftbury Park Circle, Aabury Park tranamlMtoa 3IK4T21 FIREPLACE WOOD — Hay, straw, NEW FURNITURE BUYS IM! PLYMOUTH — « passenger 1M0 OLDSMOBILB — Sedan, M, full WOMEN DRUO STORE SALE8 — JTuIl tUme. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — mulch hay, Sawdust for mulch . CALL 842-0505 able and high school graduate. Apply 33 Church Bt., Keansburg. 7g7-4400. $ S8 White metal utility cabinet!, »«y power. Leather Inljrlor. NQ alRL FRIDAY - For buay medical Atco Ceramics. Hwy. 35. Keyport. STOCKMAN — TRUCK DRIVER — •old aa Is $ 25 MONEY DOWN. Take over payment! 83M WAITRESS WANTED'— Ntthl or day office In MMdletown area. Pltmant Full time only. Over 18. Apply In TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machlnOL. or ISM per week. MONMOUTH AUTO after 8 p.m. personality and willingness to work, AUTO MECHANIC — With top Quali- person. CARROLL'S, 28 Broad St., AH makes new or used. Guaranteed. $ 68 Hollywood beds $ 4» shift. Howard Johnson's RL US, Key. Red Bank. $199.90 Queen size bedding, mattress KXCHANOE, 3fB Maplt Ave. (Rl. 34) 1944 FORD — Country squire, alx pas port. 284-M77. mora Impoltont than experience. Mi- fications for job with top pay. Call Low as »25. Serpico's. 101 Monmoulh and box spring 60x80, Closeoutl, Red Bank. 747 3930. aet>ff/er. Radio, heater, power ateerlng, 4ure woman preferred. Write Box 264-<000. St. Neit to theater. 747-0485. as Is $ 50 Z-124, Th« Dally neglster, Red Bank. IMS PLYMOUTH — Bport Fury hard- wlndowa, Luggage rack. Bought &*nd TELEPHONE SALESGIRL TWO MEM WANTED MEN WANTED SHOWCASES — J30 ea. Soda machine $2M Four-piece modem HvJng room top. 310 cu. in. 330 tl.p. engine Hurat Hervtned at local agency. Original own- Must be experienced. If you have COSMETICIAN - To generally assist 608 Prospect Ave. to teach driving. Very Ions hours, ex- 1200. Electric sign $200. National Cash —sofa, hl-chalr, ottoman and 4-npeed iranamlMlon. New enilne, er, Excellent buy. I139S. Mf-MS7. proven ahlllty to aell over the phone, In drug store, llxporienced, neat, ma- LlHla silver cellent Income, top men over $250/ Register J150. Two commercial ra.ee low chair $198 we have an Ideal poaltlon for you. Job week. We will train you. Air condi- tracks — one J150; other $300 or best $68 Walnut four-drawer chest Factory Good condition. 11.000. 747-2B3B after «. 1M7 CADILLAC ELDORADO—DeVllle ture No evenings or week-ends. Write CARPENTERS — EXPERIENCED. conalati of taking calla as well aa sell- Box G-UO,' Tha Daily Register, Red tioned car lurnlshed. Full time, perma- offer. Plus miscellaneous Items such clDseouts, as Is $ 25 1»6« OLDSMOBILB - Dynamic BS !oupe. Full power, air, chrome wheela ing, Work In our Long Branch office, Report on Job, country wooda, off Red nent opportunity. Prefer family men as algn kits, etc. Phont 871-B837 or I 89 Desk with attached bookcase In lour-rloor hardtop. Full power? Factory Blue with leather Interior. White vlny daya only. Salary plua bonua. Call Bank. Hill IU., Holmdel. with salea background. Phone for ap- solid pine, sample $ 55 • Ir. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over top. H0O. Alao 19(» Dulie alngl* aaM 223:1224. 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. HOUSEWORKBR—Two d«ya per week. KITCHEN MAN WANTED — B-l a.m.pointment M2-3300. Taggart's Driving $ 69 Contour support Inner eprlng payment! of (14.40 per week. MON- ooune, five new tlrea, J100. 239-2211. tfuBt have references and own trans- Apply In person, THE PUB, Rte. 35,School. An equal opportunity employer. SPANISH COUCH — Wltn attache mattress by Sleeprest $ 30 NURSBRY SCHOOL ABBISTANT - Mlddletown, end tables. Call MOUTH AUTO DISCOUNT, 38J Mnpla CADILLAC 1064 — Coupe DeVllle. Fill portation. 741-9071 after 6 p.m. 787-6384 Ava., (Rt. 3D Red Bank. 747-3930, Young woman who enjoys working with AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced. IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE power. AIR CONDITIONED. NO money children, 3 mornings a week, write HOUBBKDBPIN(»-UVB IN- COUPLE WANTHSD-MASON'S HELPER — Mld-Piece work. Fringe benefits. Apply In HI FI — stromberg Carlson, Collaro CREDIT — FREE DELIVERY down. Bank will finance 11006, only Boz V-122, The Dally Register, Red ACCEPTABLE — OaWiurrt area. Sal- dletown area. Pleaaa call Paul Kiss person, Mr. E.C. Vlcarl, Service Mana. changer. Walnut cabinet. Perfect work- 27 Monmouth St Red Bank 747-0011 SCENIC CAR SALES Jin.M weekly. Call OASIB, 721-7100, for Rank. ary $76.00 por -week plui room and after 1 p. in. 631-M5S. !0r, MURRAY OLDS INC., 420 Wish- Ing order. Original price S600. Asking; QUALITY CARS credit OK. LPN — rtaya, 1 to 3. alter February board. Call 531-W76. MEN — Full or pait-tlme, retired Ington St., Perth Amboy, $175. 916-8389. MODERN DININO ROOM SET — Sol- Id cherry. Seven pieces. Asking $200. Hwy. s« mam Highland! 1SW1 IUUCK USAHRE — In excellent in. Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, OAL FRIDAY — Answer phone, gen- men, ahlft workers. Fuller Brush Com- PORTERS — Full time day position! TENDER AMPLIFIER — Band Mas- 7O-20J9. P Call 741-8412. 1IW1 PONTIAC — Four-door Catallna. condition. S550. Two new snow tires In. eral office prodidurea, aome book- pany hai openings. Our men earn 13 14available with full Cringe benefits. Con. 'f- J|CT back top. Excellent condl Automatic, full power. Like new. NOeluded. Call 741-641} after 5. OENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Pull keeping, but not essential. For appoint- per hr. Call 866-2019, M6-3257, 462-1074' ttact Personnel Office, Rlvervlew tlon. »25O. Call after 6 p.m. 229-8061 UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO — Good time. Llvo out. No cooking. Experi- hoapltal, 741-2700, Ext. 225. MONEY DOWN. Take over payments 1M0 FORD V-8, one owner. Only 2I.0OO ment call oetwnon 12:30 and 7, 747- SEVEN-PIECE - Rock maple large condition. $75. Phone enced, References. Call after 6, 842. 5730. ol H.70 per week. MONMOUTH AUTO mllea. Radio, heater, power ateerlng, 2430. dinette Bet. Two extension leaves. Some 741-8726 EXCHANGE, MS Maple Ave. iRt. 35) automatic. (5dR. B42-37H7. CLERICAL WORKER — 2:30-11 p.m. HELP WANTED—Male - Female antiques. No dealers. 7-9 evenings, 671 Red Bank. 747-39.10. REUABLB WOMAN - Help cure for TiimUy through Saturday. Accuricy In DANELECTRO ELECTRIC GUITAR — elderly parent!, prepare meals. Pleas- WANTED Amplifier, music stand, beginner's 1»6» VALIANT STATION WAOON — typing and detail work required. Apply XRAY TECHNICIAN — Excellent op- SALE — Antique rocker $5. Glass books. $80. 946-8405 arter 5 p.m. Original owner. Excellent condition. TRUCKS FOR SALE ant hojne^J^e_ln^Refer»ncea^T47j4134 In porson. Paraonnel Hiirt. Monmoulh portunity In an expanding modern hos- ware, china. 25c up, etc. Antiques. 117 Guaranteed. Can he ir-en at Colonial REOisTKRKn DIIRsii — For public Medical Center, Long Bnancll. pital. Attractive salary plus full fringe Main St.. Port Monmouth. Open 12-5 SEARS RELAXICISOR Cltgo, corner £, Front and Spring Sti., USED TRUCKS health nursing. Permanent, part-time, benefits. Apply Personnel office, Rlver- BEST OFFER in Red Bank area. Call after 6 p.m. BARMAID WANTED — Between agai lw Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. 225. O.E. WASHER — Three years old. CALL 717-4895 ltd Bank. 741-M41. 1>M INTERNATIONAL CO 4O00D trao B4M478. 21-35. No experience necesaary. Apply MANAGER Excellent condition. 550. call after 7 1.W4 CHEVROLET — Impala four-door tor in person, Bayslde Tavern, S Broad St., SALESMAN — For progressive real p.m. 747-0892. SURFBOARD — Hansen 50-80, 8'4". IMS INTERNATIONAL — T walk-In estate office. Excellent opportunity for Good condition. ABklng $95. For Infor- hardtop. V-8, automaLIc with double SALES MANAGEMENT Keyport 16" SUNBEAM SNOW THROWER~ power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over 1969 CHEVROLET «' pickup SHIPPING DEPT. live wire. Experience preferred, but mation call 741-5342. 196S INTERNATIONAL 12' rack Nationally known co»metlc company will train. 1967 model, used once, »»s. Call 787- paymenti of 18.80 per wtBk. MON- 1964 FORD XoonollDe Bus hai career opportunity. nvAlUble for ROSEWOOD BABY GRAND - Good WOUTH AI'TO EXCHANOK, 385 Ma- HELP WANTED — MALE RAY STILLMAN, REALTOR 1964 INTERNATIONAL 1800 Tractor high caliber womea Agn 30-40. Muat Experienced? - Aggreasive? 648 Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury. 7(1-8600 condition. $300. ple Ave. int. 33) Red Bank. 747-3(30. 1964 INTERNATIONAL ona ton pickup be dblt to recruit, train »nd supervise PINE BOOKCASES 741-7297 1964 INTERNATIONAL 6-man cab with a largd tales organisation of women. Decisive? 1 JM1 CHEVROLETT - Station wagon. DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL BUS—Part »«••> 24" hlBO, J3.88. 27-136" VERMONT MAPLE DININO ROOM pickup Esc el lent sulary, many (rlnje benefits time, a.m. and-or p.m. Minimum 92 .50. 27"x42", «1.63. J7"i28" 113 50 Automatic, nebullt motor, I37& or beat and comprehensive training program. HARPER SET — Table and pads, ilx chairs, offer. Call 56t-t;»2. 1963 CHEVROLET STEP VAN you're The Man We're. Looking For per hour, 711-7872 (or appointment. J. 'X24", J9.75. S6"X38", 111.25. a»'i42" burtet server. $395. Call 291-9165 after 1992 FORD DUMP TRUCK Automobile required. Cull Mnt. Hobln- J. Murphy. *12.75. 3S"i48". »15 etc. Into 48" width 9 p.m. "19M CHEVROLET - Bel Air wagonT I960 OMC Chaaals-r-for 91 body •on at (2011 77R-OIOO, Febmary 13. 14 mostly In stock. Bli cylinder. Hick ahlft. NO MONEY 19M OMC Co Dleael tractor or 15 between 7 and fl PM or wrltn NATIONAL COMPANY HAIRDRESSER WANTED — Male or 30 GALLON — Olass lined automata 1938 DIVCO STEP VAN lmmetllately to Box K-157, The Dally Reply to Box C-l!4, The Dally Register, female. Experienced only. Full or part- RED BANK LUMBER I1OWN. Take over paymenta of 114.10 Red Bank. All replies confidential. time. La Dawn Beauty Salon, 56S-6794. gas water heater, 525. Call per week MONMOUTH AUTO EX- 1937 FORD Refrigerated Van RpfMter, Red Bank. INTERVIEWS IN OUR Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-S500 671-3429 MAURICE SCHWARTZ * SONS CHANOE. HU Maple Ave. (Rl. 33) WAITRKSSffiS ~ Experienced Good REAL ESTATE BALES — Excelle:.. 2 SNOW TIRES — 770-14, *20. Slide THREE RADIATORS - In excBllent Red Bank 747-3930, 41 W. Front St. Red Bank T4T-0TKT OFFICE — FEE PAID opportunity with unlimited earnings. projector $8. Rotlsserle broiler, king working conditions, fringe benefits. Ap- SALES OPPORTUNITY — Will train. condition, 20" high. $25 each. 1967 VAUANT—V-200 lour-door aedan. WRECKER — 1»4 Chevrolel, two ton.niy In pcrsoiij Buttonwood Manor, Must bB aggressive and experienced. size, $17. Lazy Suaan, never used. $17. 229-1418 Complete motor job. CJood condition. Iwy. 34, Mntnwan, MAJOR N. J. BASED TELE- Budii bulll-in vacuum system. Call Excellent working conditions. Call for Call mornings. 542-4794. Turquolae with black interior, 12.000 891.3D10. Interview. E. A. ARMSTRONG AOEN- milei. Balance of live-year warranty 741-9741. COMMUNICATIONS CORPORA. IT'S FREE READY-TO-WEAR MANAGER TION WILL BE INTERVIEW- DISHWASHER WANTED — Apply in OY, Realtors, &S5 Prospect Ave., BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS - Foi tranaferable. Six-cylinder with automat- 1964 INTERNATIONAL 6-man pickup The gal with trie know how and hurtle Little silver. 741-4500. H8 Branoh Ave K ic trammlaalon and radio. MAUIUCE 1 INO IN O11R OFFICE FOR person, TlM Pub, Hwy 35, Mlddl Bank ' °° " No charge lor Installation truck. Four doora. Seata alx, with 6 to land this Job will have an unlimited EXPERIENCED INTERMEDI- town. SCHWARTZ * SONS, 111 W. Front SI., pickup body. Automatic tranamlailon. opportunity with the largest and moat ATE AND SENIOR ELEC- (SAMSON) Red Bank. 747-0787. deal for campera. Thoroughly recon* •uccejiful chain In Iti field. Rewarding TRONIC SWITCHING DEVICE MAINTENANCE MEN SITUATIONS WANTED • Female KNAPP SHOES dllloned. J1399. MAURICB SCHWARTZ work-liberal benefits. 8ee Mr. Swern PERSONNEL. CALL 842-4S87 white aluminum combination window. 11164 PONTIAC — Calallna convertible. A SONS, 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. at: WANTED Louis Papa • 291-232t $14.95 Installed. Heavy duty, easy tilt Four way power, automatic? trana- FOR APPOINTMENT OK SEND WOMAN WISHES DAY'S WORK. Own 747-0787. LERNER. SHOPS YOUR RESUME AT ONCE. Personable, Industrious, physically fit. transportation. Call AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC TIME stabilizer bar, triple track. 15 year mlaalon. NO MONEY DOWN. Take Bl BROAD ST. RED BANK Will be trained. Apply in porson at CLOCK — Perfect condition. $75. Call guarantee on finish. Hollow extruded ever paymenta of -110.20 per week. TRACTOR AND TRAILER — Very 671-M15 S42-1380. Irame, cannot twist. Free measuring MONMOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, 385 good condition. 19S9 Diamond T. Dies- KXKCUT1VB 8KCRETAKY • ENGINEERS MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN service with order. Maple AM. (Rt. 39) Red Rank. 747- el. 220 CummlniB. Sleeper Cab Over Officer of large corporation requires • ANALYSTS 929 Hwy. 35 Mlldletown Wlahei day's work 6' DOUBLE DUTY DELI CASE — . PROWN'S JM0. Knflne. cab. Trailer. 3S' flat bed tan oocrelnry for position with reaponsiblll- • PROCIRA11MERB Hobart scale. Both In, excellent condi- dem. Heavy frame. Good rubber at NEED MEN to put on wood shingles 741-SS23 tion. "™* *"•*• Broad St. Red Bank 7U.7500 tlei that are unique and challenging, roots. Steady employment lor the richt 19G5 PONTIAC—Le Mam convertlole around. Call 291-0440 after 6. Mint have exceptlorml aptitude fnr LIVING ROOM SET — Maple chest or Burgundy body, black upholatery and itenoftraphy and typing, Renumernr' men. Call J71-52H. ELECTRIC OUITAB — With ampll 1993 FORD TANBL — In good ahapa. SITUATIONS WANTED • Male tier. 21" black and white T.V. 741-drawers, rug. typewriter, kltchtn cabl. top. Power altering and brakei. Care- commenaurate with pint expert*..-. EXPERIENCED FURNITURE SALES- net. $50 and under. 234-8849. S175. Call after 5, and ability. Write Box IJ-168, The Dally HARPER 7245, between 8-8 pm. fully maintained. »1O. 747-2S1S after B. B42-06M. MAN — For leading store. Excellent CHURCH ORGANIST Register, Rod Bank. "Careen - Our Profession" salary and fringe beneflta. Call 671- Experienced. Call after 7 p.m., HAY — Mixed alfalfa, »1, large bales. STROLLER-CARRIAOE-HIGH CHAIR. 19B5 MllSTANO •- Coupe. Six cylinder, 21 E. Front St. Red Bank 842-4567 0100. Mr. Philip. Bright STRAW, cow manure at A. Converts to car-bed and stroller. Good - three ipeed transmlaalon, radio and I960 CHEVROLET — Pick-up, *4 ton FULLER BRUBH COMPANY - Ex- 74T-9512. condition. $15 ea. 787-1108. fleelalde with overhead rack. Rebuilt tra money (or your needi. Our Hrls Her Dairy Farm, 2164 Middletown- hrater. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over enslne. 391-0831, EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- CARPET MECHANIC'S HELPER — CABINET MAKER — Experienced In Llncrolt Rd., Mlddletown. 671-0071 Jmymentl of JlOfiO per week. MON- ejrn J3-J3 per hr.( apart time. Call ERATOR — Looking lor steady work Kxperlenceed only. Call Formica work, to run small ahop. ONE BEDROOM SET — $50. Two bed- WOUTH AI'TO EXC.HANOE, 3«5 Ma-JEEP 1951 — 6' anow plow. Plow Ughta. M6-201D, 688-3^17, 463-1074. with overtime. Apply In person, Estey 623-3139. Steady employment Call 531-0266 or KENMORE SEWING MACHINE — II room sen at $100 each. Living room ple^Ave. (ttt. 35i Red Bank. 747-3930. Metal Products, 1 Catherine at., Red 229-0100, does everything. New.'about $190. ask.set, $100. 8elUng all my rurnlture. Sold New tlrei. Excellent condition. Many H0UBHWWK8 - Hav« you a need lor BOAT YARD — Experienced working ing $130. Scarcely used. 741-8771. my home, moving to Florida. OrmeL Tnfil IlEL AIR-Standard ahlft. Radio. exltaa. Beat offer. 747-2911. extra »3I) a week. Can you spare 3 yard foreman. Salary range $7800 to 127 Fifth BL, w. Keansburg, anytime Excellent condition. QODd mileage. hours a day, or total of B to 10 hours MECHANIC — Truck equipment (9100 and growth position. Write dc CHERRY RED SOFA — Three down alter 5 p.m. f*75. rail after S, 671-S414. a week? If so, call 281-1887, 787-H4T, Call Mr. Gray tails, giving experience and salary his. FINANCIAL cushions. Good condition. $35. MOTORCYCLES M4-1643. 143-3220 :ory, to Box z-122, The Daily Register. 462-9236. DINETTE SET - Excellent condition. 1W» FOlin — Oalaxle 600. V-l. auto- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Matching hutch, beige Formica, six niHtlc, dnuhle power. NO MONEY SCOOTER — 1966 Allstate, almnat new, LIVE-IN COMPANION — For semi In- SALESMAN — Over mo 24. Train up PART-TIME FLOOR WAXER — Hours chairs. Best ofler. Call alter 5 p.m. valid. Conking and light housekaeplni to 1200 -week With top Life Insurance DRAPERY DOWN. Take over paymenta of 110.90 miles. Any reaaonabla offer over 6 p.m. lo 10 p.m.. Salary 12.00 to I2.C0 TAXI BUSINESS FOR SALE — Key-Poles, It" diameter, 15c ft., cut to sirs. per week. MDNMOUTH AUTO DIB- 1129. SM-B443, Balary 170 week. Call aflsr 7 p.m. Co. Leads given. No debit. Call Mr. per hour. Must be experienced. Write port area. Call between 5 and 6 p.m. Belmont, 671-50T7. Free aptitude test. Box G-138, Thai Dally Reglater. Red Wood rings, 7 for 11.19, rlnla.li, 2 for SIMMONS HIDE-AWAY BED — $30, rol'NT, 365 Maple Ave. till. JJ) Red only, 264-0009. tOe, pole brackets, 2 for 51.06, In lounge chair $5, dresser, TV console. Iti.nk. 747-3113(1 Bank. stock at: MOBILE HOMES EXECUTIVE POSITION CAREER IN SALES FOR SALE — BEAUTY SALON — Fishing equipment. 872-0716 after a p.m. 1S6B .PARRAriMM - Excellent condi- Full equipped. Call RED BANK LUMBER FOR Future minijtement opportunity for SALES 7U.5110 WESTINGHOUSB WASHER AND DRY- tion, liow mlleafe. Call after t r-m. Holly Hill Motile Home lalai luaUfitrd person with sales or pub* Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500. ER — $50 each. Frlgldalre, $25. Good REGISTERED NURSE lie contact background, College gradU' condition. Call Sat, and Sun. 291-2497. "Jerseye Finest Selection' MANAGEMENT TRAINEE BABY CRIB AND MATTRESS — Like Delta-HolldeJ Manor and Cottage at* or equivalent jn *jxp«r.eno«. Com- 1!K>5 TEMPEST — CtiBlom aport coupe. $7,200.00 PER YEAR prahflnilvs training program. Top lecur INSTRUCTION new. |18. Call evenings. V-s. automatic, power. NO MONEY AlreLIhe - Prlnoeaa -Fleetwood Modtrn, 34-toed Infirmary in new re- Executive type man, college ca.ll- 741-1387 Manor Homes -Landola itr beneflta. Salary plus commissions ber. Burning salary to $8,400 year; MACHINERY FOR SALE TOWN. -Take over paymenti of $11.10 ttremrnt Uomo In Red Bank requires while learnlnE- Call M&-TO8T evening. HYPNOSIS AND SELF-HYPNOSIS ' V" week'. MONMOl'TH AUTO EX- A large selection of used t and 10 full time Director or Nurses. Intensive 3 year training program. WALNUT DOUBLE BED — Conte... wllea always on display. T47«saiO (or appointment. Career position with management New classes starling Feb. It i and 22. porary, two years old, complete with rRONWORKER _ Pels. Model #16. CHANGE, 3«S Maple Ave. (Rt. 38) Geriatric and Rxlenderl-Care Patients. An equal opportunity employer M/F Reglater now. 249-OO1B. lied Hunk. 747-3H3H Route #31 so. Ameoy, N.J Nunlni Home experience preferred. opportunity; excellent retirement cox spring and mattress, S». 842-4.3B. Phone 7J1-M58 Write full psrllculpin lo Box A-161, TRACTOR TRAILER OPERATOR - and group Insurance program; no (3 mllea south of Edison Bridge) traveling, with or without expert* FREE CAREER TEST ROYAL ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - 1PO4 CORVA1R -- Mania, three-apeed. Tlie Dally RcfUtar, Red Bank. N.J. Experience necessary. Apply in per- Carbon ribbon or regular Bpool. Every 3 PHASE GENERATOR - ONE 7 Jl.p. C impletelr overhmiled Like new. Muat MOBILE HOME — 10x50 Alma. Fur 07701. ion, NAPPI TRUCKING CORP. Mata- la computer prograinmlng the profes> automatic aid. Limited home use only. motor, single phase. 2 h.p. single aec to apprectale Jfioo firm, 741-0714, nlslied. In Mlelevllle, W, Keanaburg wan, N.J. slon for you? Take the freo ECPI _. phase. Office gas furnace automatic. TWO BEAUTICIANS - Biperlenred, For personal Interview and aptitude Coat $425. For Immediate sale, $155. Tlffi3 PLYMOITli~'-~Reiv7idTre~w ii*o"n7 Many extra». Call 787-4OM alter 6 p.m with lollrnvlnjr In MMdletown area. Ei- 'AH WASHERS - MEN OVER IS. Career Test. Call 512-2800 or visit ECPI HHotpolni t double-door relrigerator, im- Morse steel safe 3'x5'. Large defks, J IMMEDIATE KULI* TIME EMPLOY- eatlnz call Mr. Burke, 741-6700 at 265 Monmouth Park Hwy., W. Lani maculate, IS cu. ft., $160. V.M. Slerec adding machines and benchas. Call 1'itutile power Autninallc, radio ami REAVES TRAILER SALES collent aalnry. Allsaa Carol Beauty Sa- Branco. 291-1714. hroler. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over 1748 ocran Ave. tLaurelton clrcle> lon 871-2817. MENT. Learn techniques of vacuuming, tape set, all accessorlea and spppdj pivmfntl 'of IR.ftft |>er week SIDN- rlcMown, N.J. . HTO-4053 •teaming, detailing, etc. Good wages. ' Thft Penn Mutual ART LESSONS — Beginners or a plus prerecorded Btereo tapes. Cosl WANTED — airl lor part or full time benefit*. Country Sudaer Car Wash. (430. Sale $130. Rumson, 842-1117, af llOl'Tll Al'TO EXrilANOE. 365 M«- A Quality trailer for every budget work. Apply In person after 2 p.m,, Life Insurance Company vanned. Drawing, water color, oils, by tor 6. (More Classified Adi pli- Ave. iRt 3S1 Red Bank T*7-3tl3O AAl.lt« - Terry • Monitor . Playmon Rt 35, Mlddletawn. Lonla Kfthyvoulou "Studio 21", 3rd S3 Birch Ave., Little 81lver. N.J. Red Bank, New Jersey 1 SS7~VOLKSW A OEN "^"Ex7elie1it""no.i J Ritllte • Travel Mate Tent Camper ULL AND PART-TIMB openlnga for floor over Anderson's Record Shop, AIR CONDITIONER - 6.000 B.T.U, EXPERIENCED FURNITURE SALES- inltora, Monday througb Friday. Call 21 Broad St., Red Bank. Call 741-6356, Automatic controls, Used one season. On The Next Page) and motor. New paint and new tlrra. TftAVELo"— 1902 Moblel Home. 65'x LADY for leaitlnR storov Excellent sal- 9-12 a.m. 842-2616 evenings. Must icll. Best otter. 787-7728. 1175. Call B42-4J80 10'. end enpflndo living room 36'xlS1 ary and fringe benefits. Call 671-OI0O MEN |90 TO (140 AND UP Mr. Plilllw. 48 men needed tor rocont: opened ]!Ni3 FORD — Country Squire alx- iwnlng 3.Vxl2' with 20'xlO' glass and MEN WANTED branch. First ar'1 f> ~ p;isaenier wafon V-fl. automatic. icreened enclosure. 3ton sir condition- EXPERIENCED PERMANENT WAIT- Mon. - Frl, at 10 a,m. and 7 p.m. 8 Piuble power NO MONEY DOWN'. •r Aluminum skirling and itied. Land- RESS — To live In. Must ba competent MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN Maple Ave., rtcu .. Titke over paymenta of 19 90 per week leaped lot 73 Brookslda Court Ilailet, with first class recent references. 925 Hwy. 35 MMdletown VONMOI'TH At'TO DIBCOfNT MS !»t-o797 Family o[ two adults. Two others In We need part-time workeri for It a.m. RESIDENT OF MARLBORO TOWN- J1iple_A»e iRt 35) Red Rajik. 747-3il3n help kept. For Florida 3 months. «nd to 2 p.m., Monday Uiru Friday. We SHIP — Dispatching position avallajle CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY N.J. call after T p.m. or before noon, need part-time workers Saturday and for township. Call 462-005B. "!''iPM"r)ritr"P0l7A7lA~ " V « hariiop. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Sunday evenings. RETIRED MAN — Tn do repair Jobs JImt nil. going In service. Take over l A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI pawnenln Call «71.;.1f(2 'ART-TIME I. V. NimSEB — Needed 3AR WASHERS-PART-TIME, WEEK- In older home r---~- *nally. Call JUNK CARS BOUGHT or bloodbtmk. Call Mnnmouth County ENDS ONLY, Minimum Rfte 16. Only 787-3J81 Twinbrook Auto Wrecking tluiKllinnk, M'J-IUUI. ncn condltlnnrd hard work need ap- AUTOS FOR SALE tly.' Training in detailing, vacuuming, Earoriown 542-2235 PART-TIME WAITRESS fltcamlne, etc. Country Su riser Car HELP WANTED - MALE call Wwh, Rt. 3.\ MlddlPtawn. Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating JUNK CARS WTNTED 741-4U1. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION RE- WORE AUTO WRECKERI WAITRESS — Experienced. Caramel BUILDER and Installer. Experienced. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters WOBKINO MAN'S CONTRACTOR — ROBERT B. FABWELL Luncheonette, 20 Broad St., Red Good pay. Good working conditions. AUTO sold, rented, repaired Serpico's 101 Alterations. Repairs. Maionry. Small Painting & Decorating .%42»I4 . 2221B!4 Rank. Write Box V-III, The Dally Reglater, MonmouUi St., Red Bank, 7470485. Jobs, too. 591-0714. For Free Estimates Call 842-3168 WANT A Ret! Bank. CARPENTRY, caolnotry, Formica AUTO RENTALS FACTORY HELP — Kmorlence heln- MECHANIC work nn[3. Call 741-3305. THOMAS SLATB IIAlltr>HKS8ER — Eximrlonced only. mold cavities. Light, clean, clmMenRlng ties. 291-0305. Ask for Mr. call lor rree esiimatei. 2:2-8^*18. Free Estimates IMPALA? K K41IM0 Top aiilary. All year round. Deal area. work, Overtlmu nnd ninny fccneffts. Insulation and Siding Painting and Decorating S31-4222. KNQINEKREn PRECISION White. Diamonds Bought or Restyled Fully Insured H1-43M CASTING OO. INBULATION A BIDINC] CORP. — BOATS *VN0 ACCESSORIES CLKHK-TYPlBT-DlvarjiKled work In 'aimer Ave., Kflddleinwn. 6T1M2< Alf=o windows, roofs, gutter*, etc. Pearl and Bead Rcstringlng itimli orrico. Dull on Include lyplne, fit- McCARthy Let us buy ttio (Mainomls you don't SEE THE w«*r or lot us rc.itylo thorn fur you ll»vtn year euarantoo. Day or nlRht iiB «nil cushlfritiB, Provlom olflro fx- CHEVROLET 775-8(07. Adam Llnzmayer 231-0302 " THE BOATMAN'S~SH~OP~ lertrni:* prPlrrrrd, but not pssriuirtl. HELP WANTED — MALE personally. Ueusfllllfji', 3rt Hrn.id SL Expertly on braided nylon. $1.60 a LOW OVERHEAD Muny rnmpany tictiptits nnd chttneo fur MOVING & STORAGE str.ind. Sterling clasps from 15c. iilvnrirrinrnt. <*«ll for HppolnlmPtit, Draperies REUSSILLKS', 38 Broad St., Rail DEALER .lr. K. W, Emmrl, Brll Finance Co., Bank. h Hwy. M, AH in,!- lUKhUnti*. 2IH-2300 tlphnlHtcrlng nrn{ih>rli'.i. New Furniture, Hnlaprradfi, Plumbing and Heating BUSINESS NOTICES MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Bllpcfivera, limls, Fitnm luihbcr. (nr quailtli'tl hatrdrcsurr. VAU\ vncatlon Custom Or Iteftily Made FNGEL T.-i> aalnry. Ai-cnrtll'i. 741-7175. O — Heating and bathroom ATLANTIC • LIMIT UAI'l.r.r; C|,KAN VKUL. mmm MOVERS • sine* toss remodeling. ,KJ»fl fiAKA i>n>lrrr<*c( but iwi noiM'nsiiry, nance Dopartmcnt, working on three shifts. Must 177 Uroad St., nrd Hank. 7170053 CORRIGAN'S rKUor. i!f"i.r.i»ozrs'i — Mowinir", Tull limp, full Mr. Klnitnei. W2-4««fl. Next To New Post Office. National Mover 137 Oakland lit., Rod Bank 747-J70D .VuItl.D'S lurKf.Ht OoHrncLlr I'onihiiiy Iiave a thorough uiulcrstandiiiR in all phases of plant •A'lfif; fiU!N[.|!,(; hth'Kili All irpilc FLORIDA and All Points USA ,K W)rJ( UK.'.1 MI1VAN *}71'fl^M. hn.1 itponlnjin fiir (|iinllMril liiillcs In ln- Entertainment Uirothers 741-22J] 1 m'ifihii'irlKKHi. I'ttri-Mmc work rarn- maintenance, including electrical and mechanical Roofing, Siding & Insulation Kt'HHKIf I. TAMI'M .Ma«lr In nrrler Odd Jobs " McCARthy !• .i il, iffl']»!i' .if (Vice I'M- fil 'mint or t)K Id P0 11 wrpk (hnwiiiK Avon r»n>ii- machine maintenance, air and hydraulic systems, Tlckrtn avallnlilR Tnr latent Hroad- l P O1.HEN CO. INC. Rooting, aldtni * NHitK n« c.iii "11 :t:•;*7 *>t ~hi *.'iin A*, rail 741-104:1, 4(i'.-:t:t77 .n- 77M J:*I) way ntiows snil Major Bporln Kv«nts. I.IO1IT HAUUNC1 - Cellars, «nr«ieB «TI!» J. JUri-huH, ]'.(/ Rr\. T-JS, 1'ort. fork lift repairs, etc. Company paid bontfit pro- 170 Nonmuiilh SI., llrd llnnk. cleaned up Have tniek Frsa esU- Insulation Installed and luaratuejld •J'ICTI t'llK M(iVIN(» AMlci »iv1 Mfinnwull. lnales._J4l-214B_»ftrr 3 p.m. fur 10 years. 779.010,1. 281-05(0. 'CHKVROI-ETi Hl!ii'i 1 iri.ind 1' ;re ritlumtri. Call with librtat 'iio\it>jy and vacation .treatment., "", K'XI'KJin-:N*r'Kt> ('(.rilK • TVIMMT - mittta smiNfl - Atsct>, Dupcjit HIM lyj-t-willcr. llniitc I-J. Call and DccorntinE Alcoa. Work guaranteed. r.'cnMK TA\ KJ-MCMNH - ]'ri>(i«rr(1 Semi full resume with earning records to P.O. 1 B»D BANK TERMITI! CONTKOL — CAItL It. JONKH ~~Vafnllni Trid 4 •,;,.].|( . J,- Iri'iiMiliial. Ui\u\nn». fmrt- Low rates, free estimates. Business. wallpapering. Fully tmursd For free PROWN'S • !'l« 'Ju ftrrvltf, 671-1^9. | ility-l'fl. 38 BUY OF A LIFETIME ANTIQUES _ TUfioy Item., toys, (, FAIR HAVEN niton. cWna. palntlna-s, idtuiry. coins MIDDLBTOWN: ThW ohftrmiog COIODIAJ Wyled home ii Lounge Hosts Pigeon Show lighting llxtutei. Carved oak dlnin HIGHLANDS - Four-room house. E: located In the heart of this prestige Into Army cellent condition. Available Immediate Two-story older home. Very spacious, are*. The heavily shrubbed and wooded COMMERCIAL PROPERTY room plecei. Copper KetUe Antlm all modern. Pull dining room, three HAZLET — The Palmer the Jacobin breed at the national Oakhunt 531-1696 or 22&OSB2. Iy. S160 per month Includes all utll lot will afford your family privacy, ties. Call 741-1114. bedrooms, den. Attic and basement. plu« the convenience! of In-town living MIDDLETOWN TWP. - Commer ASBURYPARK — These 11 Lounge last weekend hosted the pigeon show recently in Atlantic And all bargain priced at $13,900. Only and excellent schools. Living room property along Hwy. 35 or 36. Froi WANTED — Old Ford firm tract $450.00 down — Vets no money. 1 men were inducted last week into fourth annual all-variety pigeon City. for part*. Call HOLMDEL — Attractive country horn wlUi fireplace, scre&ned rear porch, 1T5 to 10 acre! MULLANEY REALT 10 rooms, 3^ baths. $360 per montt dining room, paneled, drm, modern 671-5151. show sponsored by the Bayshore Judges were Clinten Wilber, 778-728S. Two-year lease. &46-H34. kitchen, three bedrooms, basement, the Army by Local Board 33 double garage. Not a large home, but ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -- Firm A Variety Pigeon Club. Red Rank, fantail, and Lt. Col. TRAILER WANTED - Utility, !• or ONE FAMILY, two-story house. O HOW SOON CAN exceedingly picturesque and well built. Income commercial property for sa here: wheel, racK, etc. What have you? ML bedroom, modern kitchen, ivi bal Asking $33,500. We have the key - avail- 50-52 First Ave. 72 Firm Ave On exhibition were mare than Robert DeAdder (U.S Army-Ret.) fce a bargain 787-9180. rooms recently Installed. Gas he: YOU MOVE? able immediately. . First Ave. and 115 Flrat Avp. K Jack M. Foster, Oakhurst; Covered carport, patio. Ideal for M ATA WAN: tnrormatlon or appointment call R, 300 pigeons of 35 varieties. Shrewsbury, homing. WANTED — Drum set. tired couple. March 1 occupancy $ HALL BROS., Realtors Lemberg. 281-9566 or 231-3797. Nicholas Vorotiov, Freehold; Feature attraction was a Red Call Der month. 153 Palmer St., Belfo Four-bedroom Cape Cod in top condi- 513 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven Dennis W. Timmerman, English- 741-3OM Phone 787-7238. tion. New furnance (oil heat). Copper Member Multiple Listing Service Cock pigeon, owned and bred by The job you want is probably piping, lull busement. Garage. Lovely town; Donald Y. Robbing Cream OLDER HOUSE — Completely rem. Open 7 Days REAL ESTATE WANTED Kenneth Walling, here. The bird listed in today's Help Wanted elad inBlde. Four bedrooms, oil he; grounds, choice location and all lor Ridge; Carl Cullers, Hightstown; PETS AND LIVESTOCK Leonardo area, near schools, churchi only 517,000. As little as (400. down RIVER PLAZA WE NEED — Five or nix, 2-3 bed was judged grand champion of Ads. Check now! shopping. Call 787-2208 eveninRS. and 145. per month. incomes, furnished or unfurnished, fr< David J. Fieber, Neptune Cily; Older home featuring three bedrooms, *&•; to S175 per month Tor inrnrn A-l AKC PUPPY BALE - All breei paneled kitchen, full dining room, 12x20 Robert H. Weaver, Yardvillc; reduced tor Quick Bale to make roo TINY TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE BEACH AGENCY personnel. THE BERT, AGENCY, LEGAL NOT1CE- -LEGAL NOTICE for new puppies. Now through Ap Private wooded grounds. Needs wo living room, large front porch. Your 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. Richard D. Burton, Asbury Park; Will pay for material. In return li lor $15,000. 1st • poodle grooming, all breeds, BROKER OPEN LI3TING3 Paul E. Laney, Neptune; Jose D. COUNTRY SQUIRE PET SH0IJ, rent. $100. Call (212) 858-5962 after 191 Highway 35 Mlddletown, N. J. RUSSELL M. BORUS Independent broker desires open li Colon, Freehold, and Odelle SKWKKAOR COMPANY rirBt Ave., Atlantic HlghiandB. 291-3B THRBB-BEUROOM HOUSE — II Open 7 days 842-2326 or 671-2727 REALTORS inga on residential properties, Mldd TO OUR CU8T0MEKH: , , POODLE CLIPPING - J7, JS. and Harding Rd., $275. Phone Eves: 531-4768 town, Holmdel. Colts Neck Evans, Morganville. HocaURf nf hlglirr operallnB coals atvl Increased investment required 741-3395 609 River Rd., Fair Havoa LINCROFT ASSOCIATES Inc. White miniature at stud. Call . MIDDLETOWN 747-4502 to meet inn demaroU Tor rnalnlalnlnR proper lewerana service, we have 7414464. 765 Hwy. 35 Mlddlcto Gifts were distributed to the found It ncr.essa.ry to 1MB with the Board ot Public Utility Commissioners a 1 WATERFRONT (opposite Howard Johnson) revision In ralrn to lncrc»»o our revenue. ARTISTIC GROOMING TO SU WANTED TO RENT RUSTIC COLONIAL Evenings 711-0162 inductees on behalf of American YOUR DOG'S PERSONALITY, PE Threo bedrooms, living room with fir*, 671-5333 The Company's cnpltul Improvement program calls for capital expendi- SONALIZED PAMPERING AT THE WANTED TO RENT — Sporta edll Nestled ID a lovely treed setting, fea- place, den, two baths, screened porch. Legion Post 24; Gideon Society, tures of aprrmlmntply S26S.SH1 for Improvements to Its utility plant. E CLUB. AKC puppies, all breeds neeea five or alx-room apartment turing four bedrooms, 2\i battia, pan- 533,00(1 RROWELL AdENCY, 76 W. HELP — ACTION! J18 B17.79-' of thin proEram has already been completed u of December 31. eled family room with fireplace, full Front St.. 74MO3O Evenings 741-3656. HELP us: our 12 salespeople need Salvation Army, and Veterans of 1887. This added Investment Is required to maintain proper seweraje E. Front St., Red Rank. 7(7-3631. house for April l occupancy In R listing on your home. Bank area, call 229-6*71. basement and two-car garage. A few MULTIPLE LISTINGS Foreign Wars Post 1333. However, the • Company Is presently not earning an adequate return AKC MINIATURE POODLE minutes from station, achooli and all ACTION is our motto—professional n on its Investment. The Company must earn a fair rate of return on its AT STUD JUNIOR EXECUTIVE desires thre shopping. An outstanding home at $39,- SWEENEY AGENCY Realtors Ices are Just a phone call away. Investment In order tor It Ui be financially strnnB enough to borrow the bedroom house near West Lon 900. Call 671-2300. Trade-ins—Exchanges 842-4256 1032 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 942-1492 REAL ESTATE WANTED money necessary to make the required Improvements' to utility plant. These Branch. Please contact Mrs. Dial Commercial and Investment prnpert Improvements to utility Riant are required for the continuance of Proper AKC REGISTERED German shephe Bruemmer, EAI, 220-1100, Ext. 641. HOLMDEL. COLONIAL — Four bed- Member Two Multiple Listing Servlc sewerage service:. pup«. Champion sired. Show quail APPLEBROOK AGENCY rooms, 2% baths, den with fireplace, WALKER k WALKER at pet prices. Call 787-1662 or 7. WANTED TO RENT—Nice house Realtors EXECUTIVE nESIRES — Four-bed- Copies of the new tariff sheets are available a.t the office of Die Com- 8782. Keansbure. For a nice family of tw 50 Hwy. 35 Mlddlatown baaement. One acre. 1,38,500. CROWELL room homo In Ocean Tovynshlp near pany. In order that the customers of the Company can determine the' school-age boys, mother and fathei AOENCY, Realtors, 76 W. Front St. Shrewsbury Mlddletown-Holrat Wanamassa and flow school district. effect of this proposed Increase, the present and proposed rates are set POODLES - AKC. Small mlnlatu Call 787-7325. . STRATHMORE RESALES 741-4030. Evealngs 741-3656. 661 Broad St. „ 206 Hwya . : Please contact Mrs. D. Bruemmer, Black. Wormed and vaccinated. Jl Ranches, Capes, Colonials star ting In 741-5212 671-33: B A I, 229-1100, K«t. 841. IM>W' GENERAL UNMETEIIED SERVICE (Rp«ldratlnl> " 291*2327. STUDIO OR ONI" r,^n?.00M apa' the low 20's. Our olflce located In the HA2LET — Seven-room split. Central Proposed ment, furnished, I:; retired coup] heart of Strathmore, on Hwy. 3t Call air conditioning. Wall-to-wall carpeting. NEED VACANT LAND Present AKC GORMAN SHEPHERD PUPPI Mlddletown or Re:l Dm1: area Nee Quartrrly Quarterly ua whether Belling or fuylng. 7 days, Asking 119,900. 284-9199. Small lot or large tracta. Call MU —Beautiful, champion stock Sol April l. call 871-0S23 after 2 p.rr 24 hr. service. Call 556-7600 anytime. CharKC Charje l)lack and silver. $75. 774-2052 APPLEBROOK OF MATAWAH, Real- RANCH — TREES LANEY REALTY. 671-5181. Private single (amlly dwelling .....TI8.00 fn.30 OUNQ MATURE — Bell Lab bach, 22 foot living room with fireplace, ef- 35.00 «2.«0 CEHMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Bo lor desires carriage house In Rums tors. URGENTLY NEEDED — Two an Two fnmlly dwelling ficient kitchen, dining room, two bedthree-bedroo- m homes Mlddletown, Ha: Apartment building, each unit M-00 31.30 Dec. 18th. Mother, father and remain area. Call 919-7282 days or 671-341 rooms, extra large. Full basement and 31.30 e'er of 11 pups can be seen at Captali "xt. 64, evenings and weekends. TWO BLOCKS TO SCHOOL . let vicinity. We have buyers' waltlni Trailer or movable dwelling, each unit 18-0O Charlie's, 108 Hwy. 36, Port Mon Your youngsters have only a short walk attached garage. Next to more expen- THE KT.RWAN CO. 787-6600. ».00 mouth. 787-8383. HOUSE — Four bedrooms, Red Ba' to school, while you relax and enjoy sivo homes. $23,500. WALKEM k area, call this easy -to-keep- clean split level. WALKER, Realtors, Hwy. 35, Shrews- WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST Present COLLIE PUPS - AKC register. 842-3786 Gameroom Is a full 12'x2i' - perfect, bury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Service. Quarterly Sable and white. Five weeks old. . for [amlly tun and entertaining! There YOUR HOME »hots, wormed. TO up. 462-9258. GENTLEMAN — College gradua 7all today and give details and cal saeks quiet apartment or small nous are 1% baths (no line-up In the morn- LOTS AND ACREAGE First 18.000 gallons/quarter or 1MS ••—••- Ing), a separate utility room, new 60 price. BTERLING THOMPSON ft Ai Each 1.000 gallons In exce.s ol 18,000 gallons/quarter ~rj:~j--_3Er B BEAaLE PUPPIES—AKC register. Single, no net. 230-2340 or write Be SOC, 747-5600. Wormed and shots. CHI anytime. 7 •186, The Dally Register, Red Bam gal. hot water tank. You'll love the LBONARIX) — Elevated reuldentlal lot. Charge* shall b« hasBd upon water consumption u estabiuneil 0917. Bhrubbery, the split ra.ll fence enclos- view of bay and Verrazano Bridge. 100 by local water company meler rMdlngs. In *• •".••' ,3 TRAINER — Wishes- rental of two ing tho yard, A great buy at $18,800. xlM comer, no clearing. Ide,al new con- WE NEED YOUR HELP' private water supply. Sewerage Company shall supply «D<1 WIRE HAIRED TERRIER — Fem^ three-bedroom, two-bath home froi but hurry your call! WALKER ft struction. HSOO. H. BOWTELL. Real WE NEED NEW U8TINOB Instill meter to meaaure water consumption. Pedigreed. Seven weeks old. »75. Pho: May 27 through August 6, in nlcB sei WALKER, Realtors, Holmdel-Mlddle- Estate. Hwy. 36, Atlantic Highlands. We have customers In every prl rrposed 98B-3S7S. tlon, not more than 10 mileB from Mor town. €71-3311. Multiple Listing and range. We will be very hnppy to glv quarterly 291-2100. Cbarsre ALASKAN MALAMUTES - Magn! mouth Park Track. Two small houst Trade-ins. Send for Catalog. you our opinion as to what your homi cent puppies from Xraycd atocli. Bo broken dogs. Pictures of homes n BEAUTIFUL Yi acre Fair Haven plot. should ecu for. Let our years o( e* First 24,f)00 gallonsyquarter or less ...131.31) parents AKC champions. Health ai quired. Writs Box C-1B3, The Dally Rei BUILT LIKE A BLOND AT A COUN- Walking distance to river. Fully land- perlence help you sell your home, Cal Each 1,000 BJllons In excess of U,m gallonl/quarter disposition guaranteed by experience later, Red Bank. TRY PICNIC — Substantial six-room icaped. Price Just reduced to $10,800. Minimum charge Is |31.30P«qutrtet (reputable breeder. Champion stud se Little Silver Colonial on tree lined dead ROLSTON WATEREURY, Realtor, 16 COharech s shall be base*d upon water consumption u established vice available. Brenmar Kennel, 14 end street. Perfect for raising younp •V. Front St.. Red Bank. 747-3600. "'ROLSTON WATERBURY. by local water company meter readings. Ir, the event ol! pr fry. Three large bedrooms, two mod- S138. FURNISHED ROOMS "ROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — Vate water supply, SeweraRH Company shall supply and Install ern baths. Family living room with fire- REALTOR meter to measure water consumption. T.tnt rw*m. FRENCH POODLES- — Small ml PRIVATE ROOM — With bath. Fll place. Formal dining room and eat-lr Either commercial or residential Can T w ITJLLANEY REALTY 871-5151 16 Wot Front 81. Red Banl "I recall that fax consultant'! By Order dated February 8, 1868, the Bo«M of ?t>Wlo «Htr Com- black, AKC, ID weeks, borne bred, $60 floor. Private entrance. Gentleman pi kitchen. Full basement plus attached mlsiloners hn« set 10 A.M., Monday, March 11. 1068 M the <••»•. "S 75. 29 Vreeland PL, Oceanport. ferrel. 717-1011. After 5 p.m. 848-844 garage. Immaculate Inside and out. \TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Magnificent CLEAN, UP TT47-330O DAT0 E HOME 0 Dally Register want ad warned s Room 21«. 1W1W Oommwcce Street,. Newark,, New J_ersey « •$• P'«» « ATTENTION! TOP QUALITY AK RED BANK — Newly decorated. P] First time offered - asking $35,000 sloped and wooded lot, hill area, 13fix large lot. To UD,000. No agents. Coll those) tex forms war* tricky—what E.A. ARM3TRONG AGENCY, R&altorB 184. Two atre«ta. Sewers. Glimpse ot Neck to Farmlngdale area. Send de hearing on the «4. re-sonablene-J^ tt» c/SACl!pre^aen GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Chan vate entrance. Parking. Ideal locatli 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sliver. 741- areyouinfor?" Bayshore Sewerage Company plon sired, trained. Only 1[ you wai Call 741-2575. Sandy Hook. *8500 firm. No brokers. tails to Box C-181. The Dally Register a true German shepherd call 741-871 4500. H. BOWTELL, 281-2100. Red Bank. 1709 Union Avenue and 787-1682. LAROE, SUNNY — Nicely furnished Bariet, New Jerser Plenty of heat. Ideal location. Cent' -LEGAL NOTICE EEAQLE — AKC registered, male, man preferred. 717-2609. BAL NOTICE- LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE Feb. U weeks old. Call KEYPORT — Newly decorated lari Appropriated Expended 1MT furnished room for gentleman. On bu Total lino near center of town. Private er 1988 for 1987 By for 1687 A» trance. Off>Btreet parking. 264-1661. LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET • Modified By Paid Lora.1 Budget of th« Borough of Pair Haven, county of Monmouth for tfa» fiscal year 1568. Emergency or charged Reserved REAL ESTATE FOR RENT COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROO1 , for }N> (or 1967 Resolution! All Transfers APARTMENTS —Employed gentleman appreclatlni It i« hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part nereof Is a true copy ot tin Other Kirpenses: «. 798.00 «,2S0.4O 4*4.60 cleanlneSB. Desirable location, parking budget approved by resolution ot tae governing body on the 22 day ot January, 1968. Fire Hydrant Service „ «,60O.oo o.oOO.OO <62.W 787-6771. . Miscellaneous Other Expense! 6,855,00 6,300.00 «.300.00 8,038.00 THREE ROOMS—And b»tli, furnished ROY W. NEIAON, Clerk Police All utilities Included. Adults only. N FURNISHED ROOM — Near Hwy. 31 Certified by me Borough Hall, Pair Haven, N.J. 81.81807 »1.9S pets. 717-5320. Salaries and Wages 87,000.00 83,000.00 M.OOO.OO Palmer Ave., Keansburg. call 78' This 23 day of January, 1988. 747-0992 Otlier Expenses 12,620.00 13,200.00 11,142,08 9573. u,a»;oo 1J8381 21519 FURNISHED — Four rooms. No pel It Is hereby certified that the approved budget annexed hereto and hereby made a partJ^reof I" a" ---; First Aid Organization—Contribution 1,660 00 2,000.00 2,000.00 15 Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands. (1 FURNISHED ROOM — Red Banl copy of the original on file wla (he clerk of Ihe governing body, that all additions are correct, all itatemen Municipal Court per month. Utilities Included. Close to town. For employed gentl ft rt lft Salaries and Wages 3.000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 contained herein are In proof and the total ot anticipated revenues equals the total or appr « "» "« 307.47 5.83 RED BANK-Unfurnlshed, Ore-ami twi man. Call 711-3924. JOSEPH X. SEAMAN, Registered Accountant Other Slxpenft&s „„,. _.„ 338.00 300.00 310.09 Civil Defense ant«r in tt. ton. °|F SANITATION: tor <>««« Jgk EMOlved, n M Duage for H Garbage and Traah Removal Weekly, monthly, Nautilus Apartmei REAL ESTATE FOR SALE rough ol Fair Haven do es hereby approve the following u the H,000.00 J6,«30.00 *.«»•« Motel, 812-0505, Bea Bright. The governing body of. the Borough ol Salaries and Woges ...: — 27,000.05 J,l«8.33 HOUSES FOR SALE Other Expenses _ 10,050.00 tjso.ro 10,380.00 8,090.51 SMALL two-bedroom apartment. S9( I968: KETLTH AND WELFARE: all utilities. 13 Huddy Ave., Highland! RECORDED VOTE KIELY, JR. Nays: Board of Health , ATTENTION LARGE Ayes: BUB 3,200.00 3,200.00 Call 872-1831. No dogs. Absent: ROBOTTO Salaries ami Wages - I.W0.00 • 3,200.00 34 4» MATTHEWS OUier Expenses . IO0M 800.00 WO.00 B75.S1 RED BANK — One-bedroom gardei FAMILY ServtcM of Visiting Nurs«—Oonttactual _ 5.700.O0 3,400.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 apartment. Unfurnished. $120. Hea Keanaburg-only $450 down wlUl a Notice la hereby given UMi the budget ana tax resol utlon wu approved by Be Borough Council of the Boroug Aamlnlstntlon of Pubiu Aaslstance and'water supplied. Immediate occi proximate payments of $125 a moal of Pair Haven, County of Monmouth, on January 22, 1868. -.,,„.„ ™ IMN .t Salaries and Wages - - —. 500.00 600.00 800.00 800,00 pancy. Call 711-6851. [or qualified buyer. This seven-room A hearing on tie budget and tax resolution will be held at Municipal Build n«onnbra ary_MV988, at Public Assistance (State Aid Agreement) 2,000.00 2.800.00 2,900.00 2,900.00 home has tour bedrooms and full dlir o'clock (P.M.) at which line and place objections to sal-1 budget and tax resolution (or the year u»s may Aid to Hospital - 600.00 000.00 SOO.OO 600.00 SEA BRISHT Ing room. Property Is 150x100. Ownei presented by taxpayers or other Interested persons. • _„ - RECREATION AND EDUCATION: LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS will make required repairs. Aaki . Dock Maintenance 1201 Ocean Avenue $14,900. EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Other Expenses 620.00 (26.00 928.00 S3137 Magnificent all electric one bedrooi SUMMARY OF CUHRiBWT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED BUPQgT Park and Playgrounds apartments. Centrally air conditions C. DeLucia Agency Year IMS Year 18 Other Expenses . , —. 8M.O0 8SO.00 350.00 U0.M W9.14 Dishwashers, disposals, comblnatl< GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR: _. 371,780.00 363,188, clothes • washers and dryers. Prlvati 17. Church St, Keaiwbu 1, Municipal Purposes , Board of Recreation Commissioners— swimming pool, beach, boardwalk am 787-4424 3. Reserve for Uncollected Taxes- _ 62,771.46 77,631.' R. 8.40:12-1 Based on Estimated 96 Percent of Tax Collections Salaries BJid Wages , 8.376,00 5.H6.00 I.22S.00 parking. All electricity included. Rental Other Expenses -_-... . - 6,870.00 8,600.00 8,600.00 of *160-$165. Superintendent's apartme 451,541.18 410,839. T8 or telephone HOLMDBL COLONIAL 4. TOTAL OBNERAL APPROPRIATIONS'' '. Aid to Privately Owned Library Four bedrooms, living room, form; Salaries and Wages 8,900.00 B,600.00 741-0150 dining room, family kitchen, panelei Other Expenses - * 1,960.00 I.9S0.00 TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY AFAR- den, 2>i bathi full basement and two 5. Los: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current Prop- MENT - Tiled bath, tiled kitche: car garage. Close to mis Una and perty Tax (I.e. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues and , 226,283.00 232,7al.l» TOTAL OPERATIONS (Item »(A) ) „_.-. 320,178.00 T.V. Winter rates. Leonardo Motel, 1 shopping. Immediate occupancy. Asking Receipts from Delinquent Taxes) . Hwy. 36, Leonardo. 291-9611. $39,400. APPkEBROOK REALTORS, O] RUM3ON, 112 Ave., Id Two Riven S. Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxes for Support 03) Contingent ATTRACTIVE NICELY FURNISHE] Rumson 842-2900. ot Municipal Budget (as follows): one-room efficiency. Residential, y (a) Local Tax for Munlclwl Purposes Including Re- TOTAL OPERATIONS IrtCMTDrNO near town. Woman preferred. 741-8394, RUMSON serve for Uncollected Taxes „««..„»««-.« , gJ8,27J.« 318,128. CONTINGENT . -. 822,778.00 3O5.8S3.0O 5.000.00 310,748.00 3O0,302.7» 10.44S.ia TWIN OABl.ES - 3B Riverside Av Enjoy th© secluded privacy af the nlci screened porch of this spacious ciutoir Three large modern rooms. Elevatoi Detail: Prestige addreis. *130. 711-2399. ranch. On blp wooded lot In finest SUMMARY OF 1WVAPPROPRIATIONS 191,960.00 177,828.00 imUO.00 178,901.07 178.93 area, Three bedrooms, two baths, EXPENDED AND CANCELED EXPLANATION Ot ArPBOpHIATIONS FOR Salarlea and Wages THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Heal rage. Immediate occupancy. 937, Other Expenses (Including General "OTHBE EXPENSES" 1 130,828.00 127,958,00 1,000.00 131.MS.00 MMM.M lftlW.M not water. Center of town. Adults STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOC., Budget Contingent) .' .."..:.- only. No peU. References. tA5. 787-0012 Realtors, 45 W. River HA., Rumson. (Cl Capital Improvements 3,000.00 . 1000.00 747-0900. Budget Appropriations—Adopted Budget The amounts appropriated unde^ the title of "pthe Capital Improvement Fund 2,000.00 2,000,00 RED BANK — Waterfront unfumlshei Emergency Appropriations Bxpenses" are (or operating oosia other than "Salarle three-room apartments, bath. On bi IA.VE fruitless hours of searching _ Road Construction or Reconstruction 4,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 lending for our free comprehenslvt with State Aid -••-- line. Adults. No pets. 711-0)2°. TOTAL APPROPRIATION* " Some'oi the Items Included In "Other Expenses" ar! catalog; modest homes; palatial Rum- Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. Road Construction or Reconstruction with 14,300,00 14,300.00 14,300.00 UNFURNISHED — Completely private, ion estates, waterfronts, farms. Mul Repairs and maintenance ot buildings, eQulpmed' Extraordinary Bute Road Aid—1967 . Three rooms and bath. Oarage lnclud< ipie Listings. ed. Near shopping area and busllm xpendlturei: TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 20,500.00 Call 741-6072. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor Paid or Ohbrged (Including R«ier Contractual services for garbage and trash remova "Our 49th Year" (or Uncollected Taxes) -._ 434,926.02 . . fire hydrant service, aid to volunteer fire com- KBANSBURO—Three bedroom!, living MS Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8601 10,913.46 (D) Municipal Debt Service room, kitchen and bath. One block to Printing' and advertising, utility services, Insurance Payment of Bond Anticipation and all city transportation. 8hort walk to TOTAL BXPBNDntrRBS AKD and many other Items esentlal to th« service ren «,0OO.OO «,000.M all schools, churches and shopping. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION dered by municipal government. Capital Notes Heat, hot water included. One month Holmdel ranch. 22' living room. For- UNEXPENDED BALANCES CANCELED 44S,s39.4> security required. 787-0873 after 4:30 mal dining room. Den. Three bedrooms. TOTAL MUNICIPAL DEBT SERVICE _ p.m. Two baths. Two-car garage. Basement, 1968 Estimated 1967 Actual trees. wi,wo. CBOWBLL AGENCY, Real Property Real Property MATAWAN—Four-room apartment. All Realtors, T6 W. Front St. 7414030. Tax Rate (G) Deferred Charges and Rtalutor? utilities Included, 8115 monthly. Oa- Evenings 7.1-3&6. Tax Rate Expenditures—Municipal rage optional. Adults, only. Reason&bli UST .14 (1) DEFERRED CKAROES: HARD TO FIND — An immaeulats Local school 1.52 .09 Emergency . Authorizations — 5,000.00 ranch set on 1% acres In a beautiful Regional High School .73 .04 Deferred Charges to Future Taxation ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four-rooir area. Three bedrooms, two baths, pan- County . .64 .02 Unfunded: unfurnished apartment. Heat, hot watci eled den. Hot water baseboard heat, Municipal Requirements 4,298.60 supplied. Overlook Sandy Hook Bay. '"Construction of Borough Building -. B.OOO.UO 8,(100.00 8,000.00 rwo-car garage. Wall-to-wall carpe Veteran's and Senior Citizens Purchase of Sanitation Truck - 4,000.00 291-2031 after 1 p.m. ng and many extras Included In tin 4,96 .29 (2) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: asking price of $35,000. STERLING Contribution to: LONG BRANCH THOMPSON & ASSOC, Realtors, Hwy. Public Employees* Retirement System U.338.00 li.MSM RED BANK 35, Mlddletown. 747-5600. Social Security System (O.A.S.I.) - 4,900.74 4,701.63 GARDEN APARTMENTS KEANSBURG — Owner will allow you CURRENT rCMP-ANTlOIPATEP KBVESPES Police and Firemen's Retirement FURNISHED to assume existing mortgage. Two-bed- Bystem of N.J. IV, ROOMS $135 room rouse with oversize detached ga- Anticipated in Caal 4U ROOMS 9159 ,ge. Baseboard heat, olty sewers and GENERAL REVENUES 1988 1967 In 1967 TOTAL DEFERRED CHAROE3 AND 6(4 ROOMS 5160 iter. Total monthly payment $107. STATUTORY EXPENDITURES- UNFURNISHED 3uyer $1000 down. 7874167. «8,000.00 80,000.00 MUNICIPAL - SU ROOMS 1110 Surplus Anticipated , 4% ROOMS S135 CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT — 4tt rooms. Oil burner. $700. '542-3920 Miscellaneous Revenues: tV, ROOMS 1140 Licenses: (II) Total neneral Appropriations for Heat, hot water, cooking- gas lupplled. after 8 p.m. 1,(00.00 1,400.00 1,447.00 Municipal Purposes (Items 8(A> Alcoholic Beverage! __„.—.—.. to (O) Inclusive) 5,000,00 368,188.00 357,274.54 W,913.4t Call 747-4233, 222-0S81 or 771-28S3. HOMES - FARMS - ACREAGE! Fines: s.ooo.oo 1,400.00 2,6411.01) WINTER RENTAL — Efficiency apart- Tew list many good buys - Call LAM- 3,385.00 ION, INC., KEALTOR8, FREEHOLD. Municipal court •• -• 3,369.00 3,350.00 ment — $100 per month rooms $20 per 62-0440. State Road Aid — Formula Fund ™_ 12,62-1.00 12.eas.0o (L) Subtotal oenersl Appropriations week until May. Use of Indoor pool. Extraordinary Bute Road Aid — 1W7 4,000 00 4,000.60 4,953.1s (Items (II) and (K» .._ 8,000.00 389,188.00 357,274.64 aO,S13.4< 1333 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, Trade ED BANK — Four-bedroom, split interest and Costa on Taxes, ..-.. ISO 00 2O0.00 198.24 Wind! Motel. eve]. Two baths. Extra large comer Bus Receipt* Taxes 33|000,00 33,000.00 34.1)09.B7 3t. 12 years old. Good condition. Ask- Franchise Taxes - - 29,000.00 M.OOO.OO 28.318.68 (Ml Reserve (or Uncollecttd Taxes ... THREE ROOMS — Hot water, heal g m.OOO. 7U-5444. Qroes Receipts Taxes Box 1275, Hwy 35, Mlddletown, or cal Replacement Revenue —• 2S4-ISS5. UNION BEACH — J10.600 14,868.00 Business Personal Property (R.S. W:11D) — 9,500 00 lO.OOO.OO B,9OS>.»6 Total deneral Appropriations ...... 45I.&0M6 410,839.48 6,000.00 449,938.48 434,926.03 10.913.46 MODERN THREE ROOMS FUR o closing fees. Four-room rancher, Interest on Investments - —..••• - •:;•••;"•- s NISRICD — Excellent condition. Cen- [odcrn Bath. Paneling throughout. Special Items of General Revenue Anticipate! Wl" trally located, Red Bank. Inquire 21 (any extras. Garage. Quick closing Prior Wrlten Consent of Director of Local Finance: 'HE BERO AGENCY, Hwy. 35, Haz- Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury. Trust Surplus —•; • TPATinN BYY RIDBR—N.J 3 40A:4340A:4-399 "The dedicated revenues anticipated during tho year 1968 from Dog Llcen- !t. 261-8200. • State o? Federal Aii d fof r MaintenancMitee et LibrariesLibraris: Bequestequest;; EscheatEchat;; Federal OrantOran; are herebhreby anticipateancp d KEANSBURQ — 214 -room apartment, TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES $80 per month plus utilities. Convenient 'IR5T TIME LISTED — SpaciOlM two- revenue and are herebhb y appropriateiated for the purposes to which said revenurevenu e I s dditdedicatedd b y statuttt e or otheth r to shopping and public transportation tory Colonial. Four largo bedrooms, al requirement." „ 787-1530. 2'A ba.thB, formal dining room. Paneled 84,000.00 BO.OOO.OO [amlly room. Large eat-ln kitchen; Receipts from Delinquent Tales — —.— •— 2M.283.00 222,714.00 M-FETiDIX TO BUnOET STATEMENT THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. Adults. wen, dishwasher. Attached two-car Subtotal General Revenues menu I. !. 1 tap 4) —-;-;""'i"it";«iT— No pets. (DO Including utilities. 741-4031. ;arage, Full basement, |2E>,0OO, Call Amount to he RaKed by Taje* for Support of Municipal Budgetl COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUND Evenings 711-3650. (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purpose! including R»- CIRItENT FUND BAMNOE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1967 OPERATIONS AND OHANQE IN CURRENT SURPLUS .12-4521. «erve for Uncollected Taxes - —- - ..-•• 2M,278.48 218,125.4! UM3ON — Six-room house and ga- Year 1967 Year 1966 TOTAL AMOUNT TO BB RAISED BY TAXES FOR 228,278.48 218,125.48 233,272.03 COMMERCIAL RENTALS lge. Convenient <.tsh Liabilities , 303,992,71 Other Expenditures and Deductions to First Merchants Ilnnlc, 25 Reckless Other Expenses —- from Income „ lal ((inrboilroom home. Blute roof. A.inPRsmcnt of Taxes 4.000,00 reserves for Receivables 93,013, BJ PI., Red Bank. Call 717-3730, between .ocar git rage Oil hot water hoat. 4,000.00 4,000.00 4.000.M urplus - - -..-..-,. 86.701.52 t and 5. Salaries and Wages . 2,750.00 2,700.00 2,788.88 TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND nlalicil tuiBoinertt. In-graimd swim- Other Exponnes — 5,260,00 BTOKE FOIl KENT - AAP Shopping; ng pool. BfBt nolghhnrhood. Inquire TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES TAX REQUIREMENTS J,7O1,2(H.27 1,497,080.74 Collection of Taxes 10,200.00 10,310.00 10,308.62 1,38 Center, Newman Springs ltd.. Shrews -ner ftftcr ft p.m. fi601129 BniFirles and Wages - 11,600.00 1,58 AND SURPLUS 488,709.86 1,(76.00 1,528.00 1,329.00 1,323 42 . bury. Call K11H309. INOOMI11 PROPERTY Other Expenses - , Leaa: Expenditures In be Rnlsftd by LORfi! Rervices -end Costs _ Fuluro Taxes _ WANTEn fcT~nFNT~"<:nmiiiercl».i EANSIlUlUl - - * rpnlal«, all Improve- 4,000.00 4,000,00 4,000.00 3,978.00 25.01) building iiround 7,000 si|, ft. Vicinity (if iiits. Will tnko l»nck morlgafip. KEY- RalnrlM and WnROH 3,380.00 2,279.04 3.IH) ijlT — 4-fam)ly frame, curnnr, Rood Other Kxpensrs 3,300,00 2,200.00 TOTAL ADJUSTRn EXPENDI- central Mitnmuutli Ummly. Hullnhlr for School Tax Levy Unpntfl 2R3.24fi.na truck terminal. Cnnlsot Mr. Itysor, mnr. neaHonnt)le. 2-ta.mlly frame, Public lliilldliiKfl and Grounds , 3.825.0O 3,Don,01) TllltEH AND TAX ItEA Kxprona, 7<7-ri2,ri4. __ -ncr. nn lot KIOKISO; ldesl locatlnn. Bjilnrlf*!) nnd Wages - ...-.£. 4,100.00 4,00(1.00 Less: School Tax Deterred 20,000.00 REQUIREMENTS 1,606.204.27 1,(97,080.74 room JMIIIHO, coiitalnlnfC two flirtilflheil Otlier Etponses: i,3Mi.m 1.M0.M 1,680,00 1,31)5.50 1M45 •Bnlnnce Included In Above rtnicntfl plus sleeping rooms. Shown I'lih Olrrcl Building - 11,625.00 11,379.73 14527 HOUSES FOR nrcivr appointment only. Boo crwnor «t MlHirllnneoufl Other Expenses lO.WKI.IX) "Cash Liabilities" . 2«,1,2I6.5O Surplus nslanco December 3U»t 80,701.52 99,900.40 5 Main St., Kojrport. riitlinlnc Bonn! flalnrlos and Wagns » 350.00 350.00 J8D.00 350,(0 TWO AND TIIltEK-nKimOOM HOMES 75.00 75.00 000 — Tor rent or sale. (125 to »1M) a BD HANK -— New foilr-bedroom, two Other Expenses _ - 75.110 IWMI prnrntnKo may r«« unnl. month. T1IID KIIIWAN CO.. nuAI,- or/ Colonial on lllvor ltd., or will Bnnrd of Adliistmcnt 375.(10 350.00 110.00 3TO.0O TORS DeHoril, 7fl7-!5r.CH>. W. Kcansburg. III to milt. Cnll 220-3772, flulnrlc.' and Wages — r lOO.OO 100.00 100.00 85.40 line or ('iirrmt i und Surplus 787-60O0. IlaKlct. 204-7100, Other Kxin-rses [ARMI NO*~AT^~l5BUOli T FIJ L~^ Rlmde Treo Commission RENTALS — BBABONAL — YEARLY umaon alx-licdruom home Just four Other Expenses ...- -..- - 1,000.00 700.00 in NT. oiiS. LarRO living room. For inn 1 Burplila Halunt'u December iif 1057™ InnunUH'r . , , Current Surplus,Anili'lpalrd " ELLA" WILTSHIRE, RonUor ninK room. '.W' mftdcrn kitchen "with VA VU U Tl 1180 Ocpan Ave., 8m Bright. 842-0001 •nkffldt arra. 1(5x28 fiunlly room. Two llMlt B 4,700.00 . 4,900.00 4.5JO.OO 4 MR M Ui /In. IMS, Huiise), , ..'«-..C ..~.~ " WirE~8KMCC'HON OK "RENTALS - !"|il.:ici'.f, Thrcn l>;itlin. Two porfiliftn. Worknien's a)nii>ensntion Insurance O.OOO.OO 8.738.00 7.M8.0O 7!«l!(10 21.00 Burplus Itiilanco Remaining 1S.7M M Furnished and unfurnliiliptl. linnmllnte null fully latnlHrappd. 11 any extra*. Oilirr Insurnnce Premiums . 600.00 1,000.1)0 1,000,00 878.03 XI1.3T occupancy. BAUUKL TBICIIKIl AOIUN- II [or HppninLmcnt. S70,50O.' IIEDDEN Tl'IlLIC SAFETY: •; '• CY, oceanport Av«., Occanport, 542- "" CY, HenHorn. XL Maple Avf., Fire irn«r Hor|en PI., Bed Dank. 741-9100. 3500. Ualarlc* and Wages 1378.79 14—TVwJ.y. F<4. H. \VA THR DAILY RF.T,IrtlMft(i by me !V»6 TlnUm Ave., New Shrewsbury, N.J. Other Kxpetuti . ...„ 1,200,00 1,200.00 1,310 34 1,310.34 is down one. Serves him right C AK7 rhl« t»l dBV or February, 106», 201-542-3(00 Insurance It in hereby certified tint the approved budget, fcimexi.il hereto an d hereby made a Group Uuuranct Flans (or Employee* _ 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,372,58 2,076.77 2MJ1 for reading the wrong paper. O KQJ3 iddltionaaro'correct,, all itttunul Other Insurance Premiums .. 17,900.00 16,000.00 11,127.12 14,127.12 *QJ3 copy of th* oriKLim. o(titn (lif* witt h witttihe inclere k ciprtof tht e 01gover men Hc-vrmiiIng body, m mu,tha,t al».»l k „.. ^ , — _._ . Public Information Bureau - - i The correct play, of course, is contained herein are In proof and lha total o( anticipateJOSEPd revenueH SEAMANs equals , thRegisteree total do f appropriationsn . Other Expense! , 1,000.00 600,00 Sooth Wtit North East to play the ace of spades at the JO8EP430 Marlcr>H SEAMANt St., Pert, hRegistere Amboy, dN.J Municipa. l Accountant -PUBLIC SAFETY: 1 NT Pass 3 NT AUPast rtvrtlflPd liv nie 201-442-M28 Fire first trick. Now South goes after Thin let nay f>r Tehnmry, Other Expenses: Opening lead - 4 J LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE Fire Hydrant Service 10,100.00 lO.OOO.M t,T78.» », 778.99 clubs and diamonds. The defen- Fire FrevenUon Bureau ...- 400.00 400.00 - 151.45 151.44 ders can get their two aces, but Mlacellaneoiu Other Expenses 10,000.00 9.00O.00 9,000.00 8,370.10 6,7».90 Budget of the Borough nf New Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth for the fiscal year 1968. Aid to Volunteer Fire Corap&nlei . 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 only two spades. first heart trick, West switches . Be It Resolved", that the following statements, ol revenues and appropriations shall constitute tha local budgi Police for the year lt»8. Salaries and Wages _ 75,000,00 (4,100.00 04,109.00 83,077.08 1,021.94 Uicful Nine back to spades. Now the defen- Be II Furthe... r_ Resolved_ , that Raid budget be published In The Dally Register tn the tsaue of February Wi Other Expenses ..... ,. 30,000.00 S1.1TS.0O S1,175.OO 19,499.89 l,«7i.ll First Aid OrganliaUon-Gon'.rllmllon 3,900.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 3,414 65 18J.3J •When West resumes spades, he ders can take two spades, two nlng body of the Borough of New Shrewsbury doei hereby approve the following « th« tudget ft Th g Municipal Court ..„ — must give South a second spade aces and a heart, defeating the Salaries and Wates .. - ~ 8,100.00 7,820.00 7,920.00 , 7,920.00 Ul« year 1068. PIANO 1,000.00 927.47 , trick. If West leads the ten, dum- contract. ERLACHER '. ' Nays: NONE Other Expenses „_. 1,000.00 1,000.00 InapecUon ot Butldlriss •"• RECORDED VOTE HBNCK 2,500.00 1,705.45 1,705 45 my's queen forces out the king; DAILY QUESTION KIRK Other Expenses . ™ 2,000.00 "and then thjnine is good. If West NORTHS 1,000.00 CM. 32 388.60 a11.11 Partner opens with 1-NT, and SKICK - - Inspection of Plumbing leads a low spade, dummy plays the next player passes. You , LEMON Other Expenses •_ 100.00 300.00 309.00 329.00 75.00 low, and East plays the king to hold: S-J 10 8 5, H-Q 8 3, I>-A "'^Notice Is hereby „..give. n tha__t . th_e budget and taxresolution was approved by the Governing Body of the Borough Inspection ot Heating of New Shrewsbury," County- of Monmouth, on February 1. 1968. .... Other Expenaea -.._:... ~~ 300.00 100.00 stop the nine from winning a 7, C—9 7 5 2. What do you say? bearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at Sycamore School, on March 19, IMS, at 8 o'cloc Cl»ll Defense and Disaster Control A v Olher Expenses _ 100.00 trick; but then dummy's queen, is P.M.I at • 'bleb time and place objections to said budget and tax .resolution for the year 1968 may be presented ANSWER: Pass. Partner has or other Interested persons. STREETS AND KOADS: 19,000.00 18,100.00 17,12880 970.20 good. Road Repairs and Maintenance 17,500.00 17,500.00 15,469.39 J,O31.61 18 points at most, and you have KXIM.A.NATORY STATEMENT Salaries and Wagct — _ 19,400.00 East's best defense is to lead only 7 points. The combined to RHMMARY OF CURRENT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED BUDGET Other Expcnsej — 17,600.00 Year 1988 Year IBS Construction, Reconstruction, Repairs . 4,050 00 a low heart when his ace, ollal cannot be more than 25 points, OBNIDKAh APPROPRIATIONS FOR: . 502,455.00499,509." and Maintenance wltii state Aid 4,050.09 1 4,050,00 clubs is knocked out at the sec- which is seldom enough for 1. Municipal riirpomM! _ -• ky Formula - _ 4,050.00 U.500.00 12,000.00 10,901.11 1,098.89 3. RwwrvB for llncolloctcd Taxes- Street Lighting 13,500.00 ond or third trick. South must Baned on EiUlniated 82 Percent of Tax Collections . 148,134.00 SANITATION: - game. 34,000.00 6iO.5S9.00 592.OS6.IX Garbage and Trash Removal 38,461.22 38.456.36 step right up with the king of] (A Cocket Guide to Bridge is 4; TOTAL GENERAL APPnOPIUATIONS Salaries and Wages 39,400.00 5,000.00 6,218.25 6,218.25 Other Expenses ..:. . C,000,00 hearts in order to force out theavailable. Get your copy by send, HEALTH AND WELFARE: . ace of diamonds; then he hasing 50 cents to The Daily Regis Loss: Anticipator! Revrnups Olhrr Than Current Prop- Board of Health 2,280.00 9,280.00 3,28000 70O.0* 700.00 6S0.S8 erly Tax (I.e. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues and • vSswoa.oo 383,919.00 Salaries and Wa;ia 2,400.00 39.13 nine tricks. ter, Box 3318, Grand Central Sta- RecefpU from Delinquent Taxed) Other Expenses ....: - 700.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 If South foolishly refuses the ion, New York, N. Y. 10017.) Services ot VlslUns Nnrae-Contnctual ... 8,000.00 Difference: Ammml to lie Raised hy Taxes for Support Administration of Public Assistance 1,680.00 1,680.00 l.esooo of Municipal Budget (as folinws): 1 Salaries and Wages ..._ _.„: 1,880,00 600.00 600.00 434.16 165.81 la) Local Tax ror Municipal Purposes Including Re- 208,167.00 Other Expenses - — 600,00 eerve for ITncnllcctc.i Taxes ..... ,._ ..».._.™.. 261,486.00 . .Public Assistance — State Aid Agreement 1,000.00 House Condemnation Aid to Hospitals 900.00 EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR RECREATION AND EDUCATION: SUMMARY OF 1W7 APPROPRIATIONS Parks and Playgrounds 8.5OO0O 8,842.72 8,842 72 EXTENDED AND CANCELED "OTHER EXPENSES" Omeni, The amounts appropriated under the title of "Othe Salaries ana Wages _ ...._*-. 7,000.00 6,000.00 5,657.28 6,657.28 Other Expenses :... £.. 7,000.00 6,500.00 «, 500.00 Budget Expenses" are for operating costs other than "Salarlei Ala to Privately Owned Libraries .....Z 8,000.00. 6,500.00 Budget Appropriations — Adopted Budget ..._..— RH2.O86OO and Wages." Proposal Unopposed 385,730.00 359,005.00 SJt,005.00 340.3SS.37 18,645.63 Stime of the Itfms Included In "Cither Expenses" are TOTAL OPERATIONS (Item 8(A)) TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 592,08*1.00 Material, fliippltefi and nonbnriiUble equipment. FAIR HAVEN - Nobody ob- in 1967 to the estate of William Repairs and maintenance ot buildings, equlpmenl I Jeeted last night to the condem- Brown, and in 1968 to Louise rnaclH, etc. (B) Conlinient 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 l,618.m 383.01 Expenditures: Contractual service* for garbage and trash removal nation and demolition of a two-Brown, his widow. rilrt fir Charged (Including Reserve fire hydrant lervlce, aid to volunteer lire com TOTAL OPERATIONS INCLUD1NO panics, etc. 387.n0.O0 381,005.00 361,005.00 311,976.36 19,028.64 story frame houserflt 76 Browns for Ilnoollcciert Taxes) „. .CONTINGENT - No one present could say who Rcsprvpd - -.,„. Printing and advertising, utility services. Insurant Lane. Nobody knew who owns it, had been paying the taxes on the and many other item* essential to the aervice rei dercd by municipal government. either. house, or if they had been paid. TOTAL KXPtCNDITinUSS AND Detail; UNEXPENDED BALANCES CANCELED B8.la.rles and W»«e« ;__ 1M.980.00 182,280.00 187,130,23 183,510.63 3,«19.61 Borough Council continued a That Information will be sought Other Bxpensft* (Including Contingent) - . .-. M7.TM.00 178,725.00 138,40.74 IMOt.OS condemnation hearing for two before the matter comes up again Tlie Mayor and Council ot the Borough of New Sh rewabury present herewith the 1965 Municipal Budget wll (C) Capital Improvements 30,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 weeks while another effort is Feb. 26. .he following comment: Capital Improvement Fund 45,300.00 Road ConstracUon or Reconstruction vrfth The iltf* Tax Hate on Real Estate Is estimated at Ji.68 per $100.00 of assessed valuation aa compared with thi 22,500.00' 22,900.80 made to determine ownership. Borough Attorney William R. Extraordinary state Road Aid — 1067 M 22,500.00 Councilman James A. Robot- Actual 11WI Tax Hate of M.78. Street and Road Improvements— Blair said council had fulfilled A Oomparntlve Analysis of the two. years Tax Rates Is as follows: Conitruetlon or Reconstruction - 29,000.00 22,500.00 22,600.00 1S.312.BO 1,117.19 1967 Actual 1893 Estimated torn, who was presidinR, noted the statutory requirements for Tax Rate Tax Rate Increase .64 .07 TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 70,300 00 75,000.00 71,000.00 71,112 80 3.U7.10 that the owner is the one who is service of condemnation notice, Cniinly Tax _ 57 1.55 .»• supposed to pay for the razing. but said the governing body could _•. . Local nistrlrt Sciiool Tax ...^ 1.14 1.T7 .31 Rrslonnl High Bcnool Tax 1.46 .65 .14 (I) Deterred Chwra and Statutory Everyone agreed the building postpone the hearing to pursue Municipal Tux 1.1 .10 _ Expenditures — Municipal the matter further. Veterans' and Senior Citizens ...».._..-.„ _....„ .10 (1) DEFERRED CHARQE8: should be torn down. Council 3.78 Deferred Charges to Future Taxation heard testimony to that effect Unfunded: Improvement of Publfs. Bulldlm «_« 8,000.00 9,000.00 9,000.00 0,000,00 from Buildinp Inspector Thomas Earth Moving Equipment .. 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 W. Carlock, Fire Chief William Library Board CURRENT FIND—ANTICIPATED BE VENUES Purchase of Property ,.„ 4,129.00 Rtllize (J) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: Lang and Health Inspector Eu- Contribution to: JL Anticipated in Cas] 13,000.00 13,(00.03 gene J. Pattrrson. Reorganizes 19SS 1967 In 1667 Public Employees' Retirement System - 18,700.00 13.000.00 OKNERAL, REVENUES Social Security System (OA.S.I.) 8,800.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 7,(00.00 Poor Condition Cited LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Ro- 1SO.000.00 190.000.00 - 190.0O0.I) They said the structure is be-dolfo A. Correa was named presi- Surplu* AnllclpatMl ..". .... 150.000.00 190,000.00 190,000.01 TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AND STATUTORY EXPENDITURES — yond repair, uninhabitable, and dent of (he Little Silver Library TOTAL SURPLUS ANTICIPATED MUNICIPAL -.._ 44.4U.00 33,500.00 33,500.00 33,60009 in violation of hralth codes due board of trustees at a reorganiza- pnn Licenses: to its lack nf sanitary facilities tion session of the unit. 7,000.00 7.000.00 7,025.0 (H) Total General Appropriations for Alruluillc. Roveradca 1,500.00 1.500.00 2,260.01 Municipal Purposes (Items 8 (A) lo and a potable water supply. Councilman Anthony Brtmo is other .- .- 409,509.00 4W,«0S.00 «7,5S8.M 52,515.74 Ft'fs anil I'nrmltji: (KJ Inclnllve) _ 502,459.00 Before council acted, Mrs. Mil- vice presidenl. Mrs, William 1.. 3.(00.00 3,400.00 3,9ie.a Otlirr l.DOO.OO 1,400.00 1.0S4 dred Keycs of 5G Browns Lane, Towers is secretary - treasurer (L) Babtcta! General Appropriations - 468,505.00 4»,5M.O0 447.28S.tt speaking lor her stppmtitlipr,'and Mrs, Philip Branch MunirlpBl Cnurt - H.000,00 n.ooo.oo 505,459.00 12,215.74 is pub- 3,S01.00 : , 3.601.00 3,(101.9 (Item (H) ) _ _ Stiitp Hini,t Alii FnrnnlU Fllnrl 20.018.00 20,018.01 Mrs, Louise Brown, disclaimed^licity director, Kxtraoriltiinry Stntp Rond Alii — 1(167 „ :..- _ -..- lM.Ml.OO S.0O0.00 7,27S.5! 141,134.00 122,581.00 123,M1.0O any interest or ownership in Hie' Mr. Bruno also was named liltrrrsl nnil Costs nn Taxes -..*, 6.000.00 oH.(ioo.rio Kranclilw Tnsrs — — n2,(MrO.(» 53,990.6! (M) Reserve for FJncollected Taxea house. ichairman of the building commit- 3l),0O0.O0 33,711.68 dross ltrrrlpts TliM •> •• - 33,000.00 650.HE.00 592.M8.0O G4B,OM,00 6*8,170.29 22,219.74 Borough Clerk Roy Nelson said tee, which plans a library addi RIISIUMS TrrsonRl Property (R.S. ^4:^T» — IWSJfTC.OO Total General Appropriations the property has been assessedtion. TOTAL MiarEl.LANEOl'S REVENUES 179,103.00 133.919.00 150,953.*i JEDICATION BY RIDER—N.J.S. 40A:4.39 "The dedicated revenues anticipated during: the year 1988. from D01 licenses; State or Federal Aid for Maintenance of Libraries; Bequest; Escheat; Federal Grant: ara hereby antic- 1 4. Receipt* rroni Dpllnqurnt Ta\rn so.oon.oo 6fl,noo.oo 65.317.71 paled as revenue and-are hereby appropriated lor the purposes to which asid revenue Is dedicated by statute or ther legal requirement*." ^ "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean ft. Hubtotnl (irnpral KpvrnUM tllpnia 1, , 3, and 41 3B9.103.00 383.919.00 406,271.1 APPENDIX TO BllDOET STATEMENT Amount lo lie HalnM hv Taxpi tnr Support of Municipal COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUND Wednesday, February 14 la) lforal Tax lor Municipal rurpnsps lni'liiciing Re' CURRENT FUND BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1987 OPERATIONS AND CHANHE PI CBKRENT BURPLIlg acrve (or I'ni'ollccteil Taxes Ml.lW.flfl 208,167.00 TOTAL AMOUNT TO RE HA1SKP HY TAXES FOR Year 1M7 Year 1961 Present—For You and Yours • • • Don't forget SUPPORT OF Ml'NICIPAL Bt'llHET SSI, 486.00 208,167.00 2TS.7BR.7i Surplus Balance January 1st .— 205,339.09 229,041.91 CURRENT REVENUE ON A a sentimental remembranre tor those you love. This CASH BASIS: T. To... «,,,»• Hevrnnc, - Current Taxei is a day to forpive and forget differences. Telephone lash and Investments 289,772.78 •(Percentage collected: lamily members you can't pel toscthcr with. Some tate Road Aid Allotments Recelvabla 20,018.00 1967 94%, 1986 94%) 1,437,574.(7 1.M1.416.JJ Thi> Itpms of rfvpnux Tor fitntf Uoari Alii shown HR r»*cdivert In 1W7 have cither bpi>n rrcelvert In caih 01 ;ecelvables with Offsetting Reserves: Deltnuuenl Taxes _ 68,517.10 1I.1M.01 minor mishap on the job bothers you, but there will hav« \yfpn sllottpcl In the numictpallty and field tn rush by the Stat*. Taxes Receivable _ 81.516.04 Other Revenue and Additions be no adverse effects, so don't let it make you tense Tax TitlB Liens Recelvabla 8.890.21 to Income J12,TS3.!« lM.lM.oi " CURRENT Ft'ND-AI'rROrRlATlONS Property Acquired by Tax Title and nervous. Be more careful next time! Lien LIqutditlon _ _ 51.983.00 TOTAL FUNDS ..1,921,025.12 1,747.469.21 Appropriated i - - Expended MW7 Othlir Receivables . 20,388 M Totnl for 1M7 By for 1967 Ai TOTAL ASSETS .... 479,871.41 EXPENDITURES AND TAX The Day Under Your Siqn Kmergency Modified By Paid REQUIREMENTS: tor 196T Reaolutlon AH Transfer! or Charged Reserved —• Municipal Appropriations . 461,505.00 417.540.00 r.ENCRAI. ArPROrRIATlOXS —School Taxes (Inoludlng Local Arisl. Born Mir. 21 to Apr. 17 Librs. Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 (A) t)pi>rsltnnfi You may f>rl Viiirlv u,Uv 1*>. A tiirnrl wilt try tn hriRliipn and Regional) 1,040,1113.83 871,467.62 CKSEKA1. nflVERNMENT: County Taxes (Including Added cauwnf the ariM-ric*- nf a loved iliii tl..v. {or VCMI. Act clircrful LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS AdnilnlslralU'o "nil Kxrrutlv* Tax Amounts) 231,145.80 One. l>'»n't ni"|'f. - r*,n >! j,.u're wilt 209,621.64 Bjiltincsi nn,t Wftgcn U.2O0.O0 1.VW0 00 15.493. JO 1.U9.1 Ml . Cither Expenditures and Deductions Tsurul. April 20 1o May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 31 Other . KximniKM in.400.oo onoooo 1.000.00 t.896.4! 303.52 lash LlabHItlc-s 139,630.38 from Income 43,301,01 Vwi trnil tn I* uimr»l!.ii Ir- 11\ rj.\ tn hot lax in nnr'.< Klnaml :eserve> for Kecelvables 169.7M.63 tlurKrt nova-, wiiirli i* a slutnr Kiviml ILIIMIS, but ilon't in- ami WIIRI i.soo.on l.nno.no l.SOO.OO 1.B00.00 rrlus 170,160.40 :a* npji^ir Inriily aloitmK ilnVf ; HUTx-lt 5,000.00 4.000 00 4.000.00 4,000.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES * t of Tnxc TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES TAX RmaUIIMMBlNrS .1,750,864.72 1,542,130.17 Gemini. May 21 to June 2 I Sagittariui. Nov.22 lo Dsc.2l AND SURPLUS - - 479.VT8.41 V HI 1M1-] Tr> »f,rl, ill 'I'lill- \i«i II..** lire! .vhiir till* WffK MnrV . ,,l) |> arn,ni[-li>lirfl ,| .1 ma ifliiMimr ,11' ill mlil x M«p. . l.MW 00 l.MMiOO. 1.MW00 TOTAL ADJUSTED EX- Othr 3,WO,00 3,000. ml 2,nno» PENDITURES AND TAX C«nc»r. June 2! to July ?l Capricorn. Dec. 22 lo Jan. 20 REQUIREMENTS l,7B0,«64.72 1,542,130.17 urvl Wiifirs . lti.nflo (W 17,firto.oo 17.fl0fl.00 1,364.25 follSKlfT ill ,Ml(lfs I'!'" nt.l- 1 ,r! "nil'''', . tllnlf. CMlt r-l \|M'll«l'5 3,01)0.00 3,0()0OO .1.000.00 S.ltH.ltl Brtitm! T«x< Levy Unpaid KI4.M0.0O my. ni'iif aUnil ^Iinh M'li'rr tl"- i>*> I if ('"ins on 'tn uf Tax Tltlr Ln«; Bclinol T«x Deterred _ 21.1,000.00 Surplus Balance December 31lt ....J70.160.40 205,33»IM MM Mirr in lljf fir^t ],!.IT. 1 .>.-i* ri., I Mr ,,'!\,'if ' ninl Ken-' 3. ooo.no Ito. July J2 to Au(j. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 Othrr V.\ n,ooo oo 3,000.00 l.fU2.T3 1,OUT.27 <•• *Bnlance Included In Abovs Xdthiup r: •' mi.,! i,n tlii" aeni'tii, M.,,r i!,r 1»- t r>f ',l)lu-.iii'in 'Nearest even percentage may be used. OllllM in.noo.oo "Cam Liabilities'! _ _ 7»,38O.OO Mi Ifl.i>. ati'l fin.) ululflrr Ilif >lr!i % .-iiillfl lirrlv 111' in.mo.no 10.000,00 e.:s: u 717.5(1 Kliclm*. .liv lirjr.r. ' ' l|.'» I, nf -I- III iri'll'l Promsnl (lie of Current Fond Hurol.i " M«1.00 MW00 ROO.OO A0I1.00 In 1W8 nudsM Virgo, Ann:. 22 lo Sept, 22 Feb. 20 lo March 20 "" "ShjfpTus Balance' IJe'c'ember 3l7 lwl .J' 170,160 4o' ' >'u:.,i'.'lr,;>itr'«l * -•».«l'l.Ji!'' • a, i>i :i »7 Current Surplus Anticipated ,iV i.iii.i:il.r,,n,i iir'ji.i.'ll s, :i«i oo 41.31 In 19S8 Budget — 150,000.00 1 2011 00 1.10(1 00 , 1,200 00 ]'•'>, I'lilili-lirii Hall ••w'ln KM.' 2,oon oo 430.00 413.73 Surplus Balance Remaining 20,160.40 •: All 70.^7 UtO.lt h. PEANUTS By CHARMS M. SCHULZ BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WAIMER

you ARE SOME \ i wo WHO JUST \ WONT HAVE LEARN A LOT PO VOL) IM THE A»W/ WON'T CO-OPERATE I OR CONFORM/THE/ P MEAN? TOSAV ABOUT ALWAYS TAKE TH6 ' THAT" HUMAN NATURE EASY

BLONDIE By CHIC YOUNG 2-IS

DO VOU WAVE ANV CAM i BORROW; 'HE NOES MONEY OM WOV FIVE A LOT FASTER DOLLARS?,/ THAN HE T POGO By KELLY -v VESE3n

fl-15 MARY WORTH By /*L£EiV SAWDERS and KEN ERNST

I'M MK5.WORTH-FROM *—I T KHOW' I I WAI DRAWING W BATH—AND IT TAKES > THE. APARTMENT BELOW tot)!J rr AWFUL'.' CENTURIES FOR THE HOT WATER TO DRIBBLE Am PLEASE OPEN THE THE WATER. 15". ^^ OUT—501 WAS LETTING IT RON -AND THE DOOR.! I MUST TALK PHONE RANG—A DENI50N U.CLA55MATE. I HADN'T TOYOUi-IMMEDIATELYJ HEARD FROM INA6ES-5O WE HAD 10T5 j TO TALK ABOUT-AND Successful Investing

Spear By Roger E. Spear Q—I am 16 and would like to seem bright, but I think you Invest In some stock that prom, should learn right now that no ises growth and is less than $20 stock promises growth. We can ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE a share. Would Roan Selection only study the record of the com- Trust or Hotel Corp. of America pany, the area in which it oper- be wise choices?—R. B. ates and the caliber of manage- t t$ ALL RIGHT I A—I should like, if I may, to ment—and even then we some- THE RIGHTACWENT-LIKE suggest-some change in your times get fooled. I would not buy T1 AVttE ^ER OWN TB\ - AN1 WHEN'CS SOT A MOUTHFUL thinking. You are young and Roan Selection which operates INCIMNTAUV,. s TACKS.' copper mines in Zambia where I'VE TAKEN the political climate can change AQUIbOUT Petroleum rapidly. OFNER I like Hotel Corp. because 1 WALLET, Post Goes think that Roger Sonnabend, who 0-KAV?/ succeeded his father as presi HEADING NEW DEPARTMENT — Mrs. Barbara Unter- dent, has done a fine job. The To Wright stock has risen sixfold over thi meyer Carton of Navesink, center, director of the new- past year, and I believe part oi ly established women's financial department at the As- the rise has been due to ac- bury Park brokerage office of Auchincloss, Parker & tual takeovers or proposed mer- ger of other chains by Tran Redpath, with her husband, Lawrence A. Carton 3d, World Airline and Internationa left, and her father, Milton F. Untermeyer of Elberort, Tel. & Tel. I believe the stocl coordinator of the office. THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART is relatively high on a price-earn. ings basis and that it has specu lative possibilities. For a boj your age I do not recommend i Women's Financial Aide I would forget the $20 limit oi the price of your prospective pu Named by Brokerage Firm chase. I advise you to aim a lit ASBURY PARK - Milton F nomics. She has attended tie higher and buy Ramadi Untermeyer of Elberon, coordi- portfolio management and in- Inns, selling in the upper $20s am nator of the Asbury Park broker- vestment analysis courses at the showing good growth. age office of Auchincloss, Parker New York Institute of Finance. Q—I bought General Tele. and Redpath, has announced the Mrs. Carton is a member of phone & Eloctronics at 25. How. initiation of a new investment the New York Society of Secur- ever, the market has been vaci service at his firm's local branch ities Analysts and Its member- lating so much that I am fright- —the women's financial depart- ship committee. ened to the point of selling. What ment. is your advice, and what wouk The department's director will be the ideal time to sell?-N. B be Mrs. Barbara Untermeyer A—The ideal time to sell is Lawyer Joins Carton of Navesink, Mr. Unter By FRED LASSWELL when a stock reaches its peak, : SNUFFY SMITH Raymond R. Wright Jr. meyer's daughter. She repre- but very few investors sell at th sents the third generation of the Weiser Firm flM'JEST.flFORE SHE WOZ IT WUZ A NEW YORK - Raymond R. top or buy at the bottom. Yoi AN'GOOP 1 Untermeyer family in'the secur- SHE LEFT SHE JEST TFMN Wright Jr. of 18 Tatum Drive, hold a good stock, and I advis IHEARTELL \RIDPANCE!! DADBURN ities field. Her grandfather HAD TH'GALL. TO MAKE Middletown, N. J., has been you to retain it. SfORE MAW-IN-LflW I SHE TO GIVE ME FRIENDS COOKBOOK named director of the American bought a seat on the New York VvENT BACK HOME A PRESENT WIFVE . Petroleum Institute's Division of tock Exchange in 1904. She is THIS MORNIN,'1 Refining. Lehman In the wife of Lawrence A. Carton A native of Prospect Park, Pa., 3d, who is the youngest Munici- Mr. Wright is a graduate of the pal Court judge in the state and University of Pennsylvania with New Agency a partner in the law firm of Pills- a degree in chemistry. He joined bury, Barnacle, Russell and Car- the API staff in July, 1951, after ton, Atlantic Highlands. six years' experience with the Mr. Untermeyer .said, "The Sun Oil Company. He was ap- newly established women's pointed assistant director of the financial department will give Division of Refining in June, women throughout Monmouth 1965, and in that capacity be- County an opportunity to receive came prominent in the affairs of personalized advice in financial By LEE FALK the Committee on Petroleum and investment matters hereto- THE PHANTOM Products and Lubricants of the fore unavailable. We also intend to offer the service to women's -FROM NOWON-TRAVEL IS BY FOOT FARTHER ON-EKCtlBMENr GROHS JN DEEP'JUNGLE -A HIDDEN PLACE American Society for Testing and -A SIGHT RARELY SEEN BY OUT- Materials. roups through a speakers pro- WHERE THE ROAD THEYCASH /IMMEDIATELY WHO ARE THE SIDERS-WE JVN6LE. OLYMPICS! ;ram as well as individual coun- ENDS—AND THE He will supervise all staff ser- RWORITES seling in the office." JUNGLE BEGINS vices to API programs in the THIS Time? refining branch of the industry. Mrs, Carton is registered rep- Francis A. Margalotti WAMBESI presentative and a securities an- alyst. She is a graduate of Man- WHO FREEHOLD — Bernard H. ELSE? hattanvillle College of Purchase, Weiser, an attorney with offices N.Y., where she majored in eco- Promoted at 84 Court St., has announced FT. MONMOUTH - Michael hat Francis A. Margalotti has be. J. Lempel of 105 Corregidor W.T. Grant Announces come associated with him in the Road, Eatontown, was recently Record January Sales general practice of law. Mr. Margalotti, a graduate of promoted to the rank of captain MIDDLETOWN — Joseph M. at the U.S. Army Satellite Com- Rutgers University and Rutgers Robert M. Lehman Fern manager of the W. T. Grant ,aw School, was admitted to munications Agency here. store at Middletown Shopping Capt. Lempel is a mathemati- practice in New Jersey in 1962 NEW YORK - Robert M Center, announced company sales and is also a member of the bar cian assigned to the Control and Lehman, 66 Lewis Lane, Fai for the month ended Jan. 31, of Evaluation Directorate of the of the United States Customs By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW Haven, N. J.t formerly vice pres $51,365,102, up $5,292,245 or 11.49 Court. NUBBIN Agency. He recently directed spe- dent and account supervisor o per cent over January 1967 sales He is a member of the state cial tests at the satellite com- Sylvania's consumer products d of $46,072,857. munications terminals in Hawaii, Bar Association, the Essex Coun- WHAT" CO VOL) visions, has become a princlpa This is a company record for the Philippines and in Vietnam to ty Bar Association and the Mon- in Project '68, a new Madison January sales. SUPPOSE IS WRONS determine the operational readi- mouth Bar Association. Ave. agency specializing in the Preliminary sales of $979,474,- WITH you? ness of the Pacific links of>the marketing and advertising of con- A past president of the Ocean- 765 for fiscal year ended Jan. 31, Initial Defense Communications sumer products. port Jaycees, Mr. Margalotti re- 1968 were up $58,677,478 or 6.37 Satellite System. sides at 20 Elizabeth Drive, The new agency, which is de- •per cent over sales of $920,797,287 Oceanport, with his wife, the YOURE scribed as "the initial phase of a for the preceding fiscal year. former Donna Salandra, and their SUPPOSES TO Executive Aide broad expansion program into This is also a new sales record two children. Harvey D. Leuin the consumer products advertis- •Till MCI! ANNAPOLIS, Md. — James L. for the company. It was noted of West Long Branch will con- WHAT KINP ing area," will operate as a whol- that early January sales were tinue to be associated with the Mulhern, of this place has been ly owned subsidiary of Doremus OFWOCfOZ named executive assistant to the well below company expectations. firm. < ARE YOU & Co., financial advertising and vice president and general man- public relations company. ager of Aeronautical Radio, Inc., at the firm's headquarters here Mr. Mulhern, son of Mrs. Anna Offer 'Girl Power' Mulhern of Middletown, N. J., Sales Promotion By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE was formerly the company's di- FUND HI and LOIS rector of service contracts. ASBURY PARK - "Everybody looks at a pretty girl." OH,DEAR/ \ Air Force Contract That's the thought behind the new "Girl Power" sales pro-! r FORSOT i 119th CONSEC- To Itctl Hank Firm motion service of Schwartz-O'-j lO'/z $ a share from not investment Incoms TOLD HIM I'D WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB Ileney-Thomnson, local advertis- UTIVE QUARTER PICK HIM UP ing firm. AT THE V Ohio — The Procurement Di vision at WriRlit-I'attcrson Air The fiirls, termed Sellcbrite.s, Force- Bnse recently awarded a are attractive, • personable and contract to Military Service Co trained in sollinR without hlfth- A SPECIAL CAPITAL GAINS DISTRIBUTION of P/tf.fiflHk, N.J., a division of prcssure methods, according,to irvslocS oi iwA at'sftfiietottter's option Khscm Industries, Ulrmingham, John O'Honey. ' Ala., allowing up to $200,000 li The firm supplies the female provide the majority of Ai sales representatives within 24 Payable Friday, March 15, 19G8 to holders ol record Monday, Fobruary Force requirements for scientific hours to any organization wishing 26, 1968, 4:30 pm, EST. technical and educational periodi- In hire thorn for sales promo- JAMES P. SCHELLENCtB, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT cals printed in the U. S. during tions, in-sloro domoslrnlinns, 1908. trade shows and sales meetings. l*-Tui»Uy, F*. 13, r THE DAILY REGISTER Action on Plant Proposal —ADVWITnHDMJOT— Is Postponed in Freehold Hew To Held FREEHOLD - Trie Zoning be a completely automated com Board adjourned last night puterized plant which would pro- . . .and"ever since, FALSE TEETH without reaching a decision on duce a mixture of gravel, sand the question of an apparent er- and asphalt cement. it's been a I DMoro youre fAla Firmle teeth yanno iny Placand tm-e ror by the building inspector, on ^r Condoluci explained that nnM bysllpplng, dropping, or ?ob- an application lo build a hitu-jthp a.spJialt involved in the pnv bll&g when you est, laugh or talk? Then sprinkle a little FA5TEETH cm minmrs concrete batch plant-cess is picked up from the manu Valentine gift your plates. PASTEETTH hold* den- here. [faclurer and delivered to the tures firmer and more comfortably. 1 Makes eating easier. It's alkaline — The laspector, William I.opa1-|planl in waled trucks. It is there doesn't ROUT. NO K\imtiis\ goofy. in, liad refused the application jpumpod through a sealed meta from pasty taste or ferl. Helpa cheek plntfl Odor. Dentures that fit are essential on the ground that it was banned pipe into sealed storage tanks. te health. Bee your dentist reflvilarly. Get FASTEETU fit Ml drug counters. by the lown'.s zoning ordinance, lie said the only time the as- which prohibit the manufacture phalt touches the air is when or refining of asphalt in the it is dropped from a hopper into Orchard St.-Institute St. area wailing delivery trucks. He said where the plant is proposed.' one "would literally have to put A/VcHHCO* Roger Benllcy, attorney for his nose up against the truck' WARD Dosch-King Co., contended that to detect any odor. since the proposed plant would Low Percentage neither make nor refine asphalt, Depending on the type of mix and did not violate any other being made, the asphalt content that requirements of the code, be either 4.7 or 6 per cent Dosch-King should be granted a of the mixture he said. building permit. He added that the plant would Meeting Adjourned be capable of producing 240 tons Before this question could be of bituminous concrete per day .decided, Frank Woolley, acling [board chairman,., adjourned the Mr. 'Condoluci also testified meeting because of the late that the plant would not be au- jhour. The meeting will rccon dible at 100 feet. He said vibra- venc next Tuesday at R p.m tion would not be felt 35 feet Marvin Scheaffer and Robert from the plant, "plus or minus Levy, attorneys for about 25 five feet." residents opposing the proposed He noted that the plant had pliSnt, said it, in'fact was a vio- device whioh would return 99 lation of the zoning code. per cent ot the dust produced V Neither side came near com- back into the operation. He pletion, since the- meeting was added that, before the plant Wm. Rand's Antimony GAS or ELECTRIC adjourned before the first wit- could go Into operation, it would WATER HEATERS ness had finished his testimoTw. have to be inspected by the The witness, Jerald Condoluci, State Department of Air Pollu- Jewel Box In Stock For Quick Spring Valley, N. Y., is the tion and certified under the 'Tick-Up or Dtllv«ry" manager of Dosch-King. He told State's new anti-pollution laws. "Intfallatlon Available" the board that the plant was to Before the proceedings started, Silver-toned metal jewel boxes are em- Nate Katz, board chairman, dis- 30 Gol. NATURAL GAS bellished with Victorian motifs . . > Taken by qualified himself from participat- choose oblong, square, oval of heart CARTERS ing, on the advice of the board's AS LOW AS $54.73 millions shapes. Plush red velvet inside to cush- for over attorney, Joseph Gibson. Mr. Our Mini 52 Gal. Electric $74.95 TITTLE Katz said that statements he had ion her precious trinkets. She'll love it 75 years All Glow Lined I PILLS. made to a local newspaper . . . and you for thinking of her on in homes might have led some people to Valentine's Day. We'll wrap Jt for you. Monmouth Shopping Ctr. Sleep^Shift like yours believe that he "had prejudged Eatontown Circle this case." Permanently Pleated, He said he had spoken out 1.00 to 3.00 only to inform more people of Delightfully Dotted what was happening in Freehold stainbach's jewelry — all itorei and had made no decisions re- garding the Dosch-King appilca Cute and sassy mini- ; White Roofing • ion. If the board finds that the gown with matching < proposed building would be in panties, of dotted Ko- violation of the zoning code, del® polyester - cotton. Dosch-King will make application for a use change variance, Mr. Tiny bows pretty the Bentley said. shoulders . . . pleats flare from shoulder to Plan Board hem. White dots on Lime, Apricot or Geld. Helm Given Small and Medium. 7.00 Why wait! Call today and take advantage of this To Hardman fantastic roofing sale. Quality material, expert EATONTOtyN — Harold Hard- itainbtch'i llngarla — man was named chairman of the ill stores installation <— all at unbelievable savings. 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