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SAIGON (AP) - Viet Cong and North Vietnamese provincial capitals, and 29 district capitals. Some towns tian frontier Sunday in an operation to cut enemy supply Saigon was shelled twice yesterday, for the first time troops raked more than 50 towns and military posts with were hit several times. lines. There were no casualties, but the two losses raised since the halt in the bombing of. North Vietnam last Nov. 1. rockets, mortars and. light ground attacks today in the sec- Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky, taking a plane to return to 2,362 the number of American helicopters lost in the war. Fifteen civilians were killed and 48 were wounded. But ond day of countrywide attacks. American officers said to the Paris peace talks, said he would recommend a re- AROUND U.S. BASES the capital was spared any shelling today. the enemy had started a spring offensive intended to gen- sumption of the bombing of North Vietnam if shelling of The bulk of the fighting occurred north and northwest of 'A BRAZEN THING' erate pressure from the American public for concessions at South Vietnam's cities continued. He said his South Viet- Saigon, around the big American bases at Long Blnh, Bien An American official said the rocket attacks on the . the Paris peace talks. namese air force could do the job alone if necessary — Hoa and Dau Tieng. capital "were a brazen type thing showing he could put President Nugyen Van Thieu said the offensive had been "they are- ready." Long Binh and Bien Hoa are only 15 miles northeast of some rounds in Saigon. completely foiled" with heavy losses to the enemy. The Allied spokesmen said the second round of attacks to- Saigon, and elements of the North Vietnamese 5th Division "If he wanted tactically to do something he would put a V.6. Command announced that more than 1,000 Viet Cong day was considerably less than the opening onslaught and are reported trying to push past them. lot more rounds in, if he could." and Norlii Vietnamese had been killed since the attacks caused only light casualties and damage. But it was felt Sources said allied defenses have been bolstered around Ten rounds of big Russian 100-pound rockets slammed began Saturday night. the enemy might try to keep up the effort for as much as Long Binh and Bien Hoa, and to the south of Tay Ninh City, into the capital in two separate volleys Sunday morning Allied casualties include about 100 American soldiers 10 days. near the Cambodian border, to meet a threat by the North and later in the afternoon. ' and an equal number of South Vietnamese troops killed, at At the outset, more than 150 towns, bases and outposts Vietnamese 9th Division. One of the heaviest attacks Sunday occurred when the least 146 American soldiers and more than 100 South Viet- came under attack Saturday night and yesterday. It was U.S. B52 bombers kept up their intensified strikes enemy shelled and then charged into a refugee camp at Que namese troops wounded, and at least 66 civilians killed and the heaviest enemy blow since last May. around Saigon, dropping more than 1,000 tons of bombs on Son, 30 miles southwest of Da Nang. Thirty civilians were another 250 wounded. U.S. headquarters also announced that enemy gunners enemy bases and infiltration corridors. The heaviest of reported killed, 50 wounded and 85 houses destroyed. At Military spokesmen said enemy gunners had shelled shot down and destroyed two big U.S. Marine CH47 helicop- the strikes were concentrated 24 and 25 niiles west and least .141 Americans and 78 government soldiers "were Saigon and Da Nang,-South Vietnam's two largest cities, 20 ters supporting Marine infantrymen sweeping near the Lao-' northwest of the capital. wounded. Nixon Slates Soviet Talks BRUSSELS (AP) - Presi- Soviet - American talks. He , ance, he emphasized a pledge successful negotiations de- its partners instead-of with right to expect that consulta- dent Nixon told America's said therewill be negotia- that "the United States is de- pend on our unity," them, or merely informed tion shall be a two-way European allies today that he tions "ta/due course, and with termined to listen with new He went, on: them of decisions after they street." later will "enter into negotia- proper preparation." attentiveness to its NATO "I realize that this course were made instead of consult- Summarizing the approach tions with tiie Soviet Union on The President made no partners." has not always been followed ing with them before decid- he wants to take in his.Euro- a wide range of issues," and mention of two crises of para- To underscore this policy in the past. But I pledge to ing." pean meetings, he said: "I he promised to consult with mount concern to the Atlan- declaration, he said that be- you today; that in any nego- 'Determined to listen' have come for work, not for ' themjboth before and during tic allies: the new dispute be- cause American - Soviet talks tiations directly affecting the "The United States is de- ceremony^ to-inquire, not to the talks. tween the British and French would directly affect the na- interest of the NATO nations, termined to listen with a new Insist; to consult, not con- - Nixon, in a speech to the governments, • and the possi- tions of Western Europe, the there will be full and genuine attentiveness to its NATO vince; to listen and learn and council of the North Atlantic bility of an East-West con- United 5tates will approach consultation before and dur- partners," he declared,-"not to begin what I hope will be a Treaty Organization during frontation in Berlin. Moscow "on the basis of full ing those negotiations." only because they have a continuing interchange of the first stop of his eight-day Pledge Emphasized consultation and cooperation Nixon said he knew the al- right to be heard but be- ideas and insights." European trip, did not hedge Instead, with the aim of re- with our allies, because we lies had felt "that too often cause we want their ideas. Whate House Press Secre- Ibout prospects for eventual vitalizing the Atlantic Alli- recognize that the chances for the United States talked at And I believe^ we bave a tary Ronald L. Ziegler was asked if Nixon had discussed, _wiUL_Belgian_officials—the latest chill in British-French relations, he replied: "I don't have any information on Eutontown School Budgi that." Nixon flies to London to- night for talks with Prime Minister Harold Wilson, and AT NATO — Pretidenf Nixon giv«s double handshake after visits to Bonn, West Ber- lin and Home will go to Paris ivNAJO Sacretary General Manlio Bcoslo on Pwi- Friday to meet with President denl's-jarrivai-at-NATO headquarter* in BriHnurihls— EATONTOWN - The Board the coming year, the board week before the referendum • "If it is rejected; however, present proposal is defeated. ;Charles de Gaulle. morning. '. ' , (AP Wiraphoto) of Education announced today surplus account Will be up, on the board's once defeated the Borough Council will have . The board had originally . Ziegler said Nixon, during • that developments of the last .jeopardizing state aid in years $1.93 million budget. It leaves the opportunity to reduce the' attempted to cancel the refer- •iu$;10j5(Kknile'trip is keeping jrW. T four days make it imperative to come. the board.in a position where local tax to its present.ievel endum until a revised budget 4fclosely- abreast'of latest re- that voters defeat the school The special aid under the a budget defeat will be more and thereby take advantage could be prepared, but was ports from South Vietnam, budget tomorrow. state aid law of 1966 repre- advantageous to district of the aid again next year.',; advised by state officials where a new wave of enemy A sudden change of heart sents the difference between voters than an approval. Cooperation Pledged this was. not possible. They attacks' has been launched, by assistant Commissioner of the local tax levy per pupil "If the voters approve the The board has met, with were also told if voters ap- apparently to bolster the Ike's Operation Education Edward W. Kilpat- and the federal aid allocated proposed $825,572 tax levy, the Borough Council to discuss proved flie 1825,572 tax levy, Communist position at the rick 3rd is adding $171,000 in for each student living on ad- state aid windfall will become the unique situation and the that amount would have to be Paris peace talks. state aid to the current school jacent Ft. Monmouth. surplus and could jeopardize two bodies have, indicated raised even though it might Nixon, discussing yester- budget and if residents ap- The notification from Mr. the district's aid next year," they will cooperate in setting not be needed. day's countrywide rocket and mortar attacks, indicated prove the $825,572 tax levy for Kilpatrick came less than a toe board announced adding: a reduced tax levy if the The tax levy being voted to- Galled Success to newsmen during his flight WASHINGTON (AP) — morrow is $68,000 higher than — his' wife, Mamie. She from Washington that in some Emergency! stomach surgery had rushed to the hospital the present year. A proposed circumstances such assaults on former President Dwight $37,000 increase in debt ser- earlier yesterday from their could result in an American D. Eisenhower, complicated farmin Gettysburg, Pa. ' vice is not subject to voter countermove. approval. ' - . by his age and repeated heart Eisenhower also had been Bar Fracas Draws 15 Cops attacks, was pronounced suc- White House sources said Visited'by his son John ana Taxpayers had been threat- ;the President had ordered a cessful today by a team of his brother, Dr. Eisen- RED BANK - A Long bar. Two patrolmen respond- jured while arresting the sus- was treated for a lower back ened with a 12 cent increase careful study of. the attacks, 'Army'doctors;.:. ' '. .,-' nowefr;:before .undergoing the Branch man was being held ed and called headquarters pect. The chief said the pa- injury and admitted at 6 p.m. in the tax levy for the local one purpose being to deter- , A report issued at Walter delicate operation that : was In f5,000 bail here today after for more aid. Then, a third trolman was ushering Thorn- His condition, was listed as .'school district. The new de- mine whether they violated Reed Army Hospital shortly (described by one authority as 1 fair this morning. a scuffle at Chris Bar, W. call on the Plectron system ton outside of Chris' when the velopment could bring the in- the secret understandings after midnight, omitted any, inT a "terrible risk" for' a- man Bergen Place, last night that • brought 15 off-duty policemen suspect assaulted him and the Also' arrested was Virginia 'crease down to under four with North Vietnam under dication 6f', the, 78-year-old of his. age and medical, his- brought out 15-off-duty police- to the scene where a crowd, policeman fell backwards Alston, 2i; of 164" Cheltoh cents. which the United States halt- five-star, general's chances tory.. ..••."' men and resulted in the in- fead gathered, the chief said. over the rear of a car, sus- Ave., Long Branch, who was ed the bombing of the North. for recovery. The new aid also helps close The {condition was first .re- jury of a patrolman, Police Chief McKnight reported that taining back injuries. Patrol- charged with interfering with But these sources emphasized But use of the word "suc- arrest. She was released on the gap between the cost of ported Saturday night, but the Chief Leroy MclCnight re- Patrolman Donald Patterson, man Patterson mk taken to Nixon would move with cau- cessfully" was taken to mean $500 ball, the chief said.- educating Ft. Monmouth Chil- decision to operate was not ports. 41, of Waverly Place, was in- Riverview Hospital where he tion and was "not looking for that Eisenhower, who six dren and the federal and announced until shortly be- Chief McKnight stated that an excuse to do something." months ago had appeared state aid received for those fore 8 o'clock last, night, Douglas C. Thornton', 30, of- The sources obviously were near death, was not in im- 1 children. It was 4% hours later that 144 Seaview Ave., Long referring to a resumption of minent danger. ~ - This difference has been the Brig. Gen. Frederick J. Branch, was arrested on two the bombing of North Viet- Report Seen Pleasing point of contention between Hughes Jr., commanding of- charges of assault and bat- Fire Rakes Sea Bright Store; nam. President Nixon, in Brus- the board and many local ficer of the hospital where Ei. tery'and a charge of resist- sels on.the first stop, of his citizens and is presently the The President also was get- senhower has been bedridden ing arrest. A disorderly con- five-nation Western European subject of a board-sponsored ting frequent reports from in the third-floor presidential duct complaint also was tour, was described as bill in the state legislature 'Washington, on the condition suite since May, went, before signed against him by Bere- Early Reopening Is Expected "pleased" with the report. nice Williams, co-owner of and a law suit against the of former President Dwight newsmen to say: state filed by the board and D. Eisenhower. Aides said he was being kept the tavern. He was being held SEA BRIGHT - Art Katims Borough Council. (See NIXON, Pg. 2, Col. 6) constantly informed of the "Gen.' Eisenhower under- In the local jail in lieu of of Cy & Art's Department condition of-the inan whom he went surgery for intestinal ob- $5,000 bail, the chief said. Store here said yesterday he served as vice president for struction this evening. The The chief said police were expects the store will.be func- eight years. procedure began at 9:10 p.m. called late yesterday after- tioning In about three weeks The two-hour and 20-minute and terminated successfully noon for assistance at the following a fire Saturday. Senate Minority Head operation, performed by a at 11:30 p.m. The obstruction Almost 200 firemen from seven-member surgical team, was found to be due to two Says Democrats five towns fought the blaze had been accepted "with large adhesive bands result- from 2:40 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Cites Road Pact Cains equanimity" by Eisenhower ing from previous surgery." Being Weighed when the fire was declared TRENTON (AP) - State portation Department. Cra- TRENTON (AP) - Demo- out. Sea' Bright's department was the first fire company on Senate Minority Leader J. biel's firm submitted the low cratic State Chairman Robert Edward Crabiel, D-Middlesex, bid in each case. J. Burkhardt says a New the scene but Rumson, High- has disclosed that the- high- A spokesman for Uie turn- York firm has been hired to lands, Monmouth Beach and way construction company he pike authority said that make a statewide survey of Long Branch were called im- heads received $30.4 million Franklin Contracting was The Inside Story the strength of potential New mediately to help control the dollars in contracts last year among 19 companies award- Jersey Democratic guberna- fire in the 00-year-old build- Mother ol Year contest under way . involving the state and the ed $143 million in negotiated ...... Page I torial candidates. ing. New Jersey Turnpike Author- contracts between Septem- Engagements „ ..Page I Burkhardt,. said Saturday First aid squads from al! ity. ber 1087 and October 1068. Kuhn sees diamond settlement near ....Page U. John R. Kraft Inc., a profes- five towns came to the scene Negotiations Necessary Brother act paces Mlddlotown on mat. sional pollster, also will ex- but were not needed. The four Crabiel, president of the ....Page « amine loading campaign is- adults In apartments over Franklin Contracting Co. of The spokesman said the ne- Long Branch, Henry Hudson champs...... Page M sues of 1000. Taylor and Layton Plumbing Little Falls, made the disclos- gotiations were necessary be- were evneuated before flames ures In a report to tiic Senate cause Wds were ranging Allen-Goldsmith 6 Sports 12( is Tho survey is intended to Successful Investing 4 provide Now Jorsey Demo- reached their building. Evac- under a conflict of Interest about 10 per cent above esti- Amusements _. 7 Television 7 crats with insight Into which uated were Mr. and Mrs. Mi- law passed in 1967. The law mates by the agency. Births ; 2 candidates and what issues chad Normlle, Tom Desmond, covers business dealings in- The spokesman said the Jim Bishop 6 Women's News t, i have tho widest support in Mrs. C. A. Fcllu and an un- volving state agencies. turnpike authority takes bids Bridge 17 DAILY REGISTER tho state, Burkhardt sold, identified woman. Crablel's report showed on work exceeding $2,500 nl- Classified 14-16 PHONE NUMBERS So far, state Sen. William. Firemen Alerted that the turnpike authori- tltough not required by law. Comics .....17 Mnln OHIcc 741'MIO F. Kolly of HudBon County Three teenagers with a toy ty awarded three contracts However, the legislature Crossword Puzzle 17 Classified Ads ..._.741-69M and former stato Son. Ned J. telescono spotted flames and totaling $15 million without passed a bill last year which Editorials 6 Homo Delivery 741-0019 competitive bidding. Pnrsoklnn of Bergen County smoke rising from the roof of requires competitive bidding James Kllpnlrlck 6 Mlddlctown Bureau ..671-2250 hnvo entered tho Juno 3 tho building and nlcrtcd fire- DOWW5TAIRS—Tho tfreet floor of Cy and Art'i De- Franklin Contracting also on all projects and tho mea- Movie Timetable 7 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 Democratic primary, Former men. Their quick action Is partment Store, Sea Bright, sufforod imoko and water received two contracts total- sure is awaiting a decision Obituaries 4 l-ong Branch Bureau 222001O by Gov, Richard J. Hughes. Gov, Robert B. Moynor and credited with clearing tho damage from a locond floor blazo that kopt firemon tag $15.4 million, after com- Sylvia l'ortcr 6 Snorts Department 741M17 two or throe others olio are store o' customors nnd brlng- petitive bidding, for road Crabiel, a member of the expected to enter tho race. (FIIIE, Pg. 8, Col, 3) from flva communitlot busy almost five hours. projects by tho stato Trans- (Seo GAINS, Pg. 2, Col. 0) DAILY REGISTER, Monday, February 24, 1969 Raid-Related Iiyr|e1j\et County DrugAddicts [Unit5 Arrests LONG BRANCH-Five per- sons were arraigned before District Court Judge Thomas L. Yaccarino here Friday on Unable to Place Patients charges stemming from (be recent roundup of narcotics ASBURY PARK - The new diet treats it like a game. He been paroled. "If we can't ically in danger of committing suicide if she doesn't get help suspects in the county. drug addict treatment center tells the doctor what the doc- get her dn she'll either com- Vincent J. Rapisardi, Ocean on Main Street here is run- tor would like to hear to get mit suicide or end up back in fast." Commenting on the drug Township, was released in ning into trouble. out and back on drugs. After jail pretty soon." the director $5,000 bail on a charge that being in one or two hospitals, said. He hoped they could get raids last week, PRIDE said: Personality in Drug Addic- "They only scratched the sur- he promised four persons tion (PRIDE) has patients tut the addict knows perfectly her up there but didn't have that, for a price, he could how to play the game." much/confidence. She held a face. We hope they will open no place to send them for job for a while but then quit people's eyes around here to have arrest warrants killed help. Effort Made as a result of last week's cul- PRIDE is desperately pres- it and went back to heroin. the magnitude of the prob- Richard Mazzochi, program lem — give them an idea mination of a massive State suring Liberty Park to admit According to Mr. Mazzochi, Police narcotics probe. director said, "The-only live- a 19-year-old girl who hasthe girl is confused and "crit- what's really happening." J. wmteriitJersey. Charged with similar of- is Liberty Park in Hudson fenses were Mrr County and it has a commit" Douglas Sims, Asbury Park, ment to take people from i They are charged with prom- • its own area first. We've had MecTVntermeyer President ising a Monmouth College AT THE PALACE — William Rogers, U.S. secretary of state; President Nixon and no luck getting people in so student they could forestall . Gaston Eytkens', Belgian premier, iniide royal palace in Brussels last night just be- far." her arrest on narcotics Until funds are made avail- charges for $250. fore start of their political talk. (AP Wirephoto) able for PRIDE to provide a Of Development Committee The couple were released live-in facility, it has. found in their own recognizance it must limit-its services to SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS The council is composed of rice Scully, John Gassner, Eu- keeping ex-addicts "dean" — Former Long Branch business and community lead- gene B. Lowenstein and pending a hearing in District Nixon Planning Soviet Talks seeking out addicts and help- Mayor Milton F. Untermeyer ers of- both- counties. It has Herbert Werner. Court here 17, along ing them be admitted to an has been named the first pres- offices at 623 Mattison Ave., Donald Matthews is council with Mr. Rapisardi. . (Continued) but he kept smiling and paid The trip was swift and un- ident of the Monmouth-Ocean Asbury Park. secretary and Leo Seidler is Also arraigned before Judge eventful As he walked down established therapeutic com- treasurer. . "Arriving in Brussels last no attention to the ruckus, munity such as Liberty Park Development Committee. The election was held at a Yaccarino were Prank Cic- night under a half moon in which ended as soon as he be- a long corridor to the NATO or Daytop Village on Staten Mr. Untermeyer, a stock meeting in Spring Lake Golf Directors are E. Donald cone, Kramer Ave., Eaton- Council chamber, Nixon and Country Club. Sterner, Edwin M.. Ambler, 43-degree weather, Nixon was gan to speak to his welcom- Island. The-staff at Pride broker, termed his election "a town, and George Ensmin- greeted by King Baudouin, a ers. paused from time to time to firmly believes the only place tremendous honor" and called Vice presidents are Manuel Robert M. Benham, Joseph ger, Broadway. They were shake hands with NATO per- Gale, Jack Keaveney, Mau- E. Bennett, Gen. W. Preston military honor guard, several Later in the evening, fol- an addict can receive help is for a progressive and vigor- charged with making threat- hundred enthusiastic citizens sonnel waiting to see him. ous year for the unit. ;

_6 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1969 Protecting Our Environment Assemblyman Robert N. Wilentz, boards and bureaus may already have D-Middlesex, has a proposal before the reviewing powers over such matters, legislature that deserves study. He but their approach doesn't necessarily wants the state to create a superagen- include environmental protection. -ry-tn. preserve environmental values. "It is of little comfort to point out an "Environ^, that practically every governmental mental Bill of Rights," Mr. Wilentz agency has the power to consider, has asked -the Assembly's Air and among other things, the effect of a Water Pollution and Public Health particular proposal on the surrounding Committee to conduct public hearings area and upon the environment in gen- ly shot the other. Someone had to pay, su ^ ^-^vjr on it eral, for the simple truth is that these elected, unanimously. He was sentenced to die in the electric Chair.. • • He also appeals to all citizens con- precious values receive precious little # # # cerned "with clean air, clean water, considerations," he declared. • SOMEHOW; THE STATE of Pennsylvania was not sattej open spaces, historic sites, hunting, . The plan is intriguing, but we won- fied to permit Eddie to die. The governor made a; habit o* der if it might not duplicate the func- waiting until Eddie was an hour away from the chair, ana shing, camping and just plain decent then postponing the event. It happened several times and tving" to support his bill. That appeal tions and responsibilities of existing Eddie wrote to me and said: "Let it happen. Letme die. just about takes in all of us. state agencies. At the same time, we This went on for years. A new prosecutor in Philsiddpft a are aware that municipal boards often dug up the old records and asked the governor to commute His thinking is that a new state di- r vision should be given power to veto, cjosejtheir eyes to the overall good in Eddie s sentence to life imprisonment. When Hough got the . the incorrect belief that the local in- news, he broke down. . (lt. • after public hearing, any highway, in- '=*= He was taken by sheriffs to court in Philadelphia. It dustrial construction, residential de- terest is paramount was my first time outside in 19 years," he wrote. "It was velopment or sanitary landfill project It thus is possible that New Jersey A CONSERVATIVE VIEW breathtaking. We stopped at a Howard Johnson restaurant. which it believes would cause environ- needs better supervision and coordina- This may be no rare treat for you, but it was overwhelming tion for its multitude of boards and to me. They took the handcuffs off to let me tip the waitress. mental damage of any kind. I had a dollar. I couldn't use it. She could. The smile was The assemblyman acknowledges agencies. In any event, this proposal Away With Young Fascists worth a hundred. , that municipal, county and state deserves to be aired at public hearings. By JAMES J. KILPATRICK When do they stop playing pat-a-cake? "I saw a little girl. 1 heard her laugh. Chimes. I saw a This much, at least, can be said of the It ought not to be a matter of great dif- horse. He was standing in an unfenced field and he s'eemeo disorders that plague our college cam- ficulty to obtain TV tapes and motion pic- to be enjoying himself..." Proper Concern for the Elderly puses: The time for temporizing with young ture films of the terrorist groups.. Such Four days later: "The Philadelphia hearing was a bust, New Jersey's senior citizens ap- governor should activate the Commis- Fascists has passed. The time for mounting evidence, one assumes, would establish Jim. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania admits it com- sion on Aging, which has been legis- a counter-offensive is at hand. actions and identities beyond a reasonable mitted a grgve error, but did not ask the judge to correct parently have a champion in State Too many months al- doubt. it. I know what his decision will be. Negative. - lated but is without members. Sen. Richard J. Coffee, D-Mercer. At ready have been wasted If the violent demonstrators turn out "The day had a Dig bright spot. I saw my wife for the To pave the way for increased in trying to reason with to be students, the- course ought to be - firsttime in many years. She's a wonderful woman, every bit a legislative conference last week in property tax deductions' — now lim- unreason, Nothing more as lovely as the day I met her. I was given official pertois- Trenton, he said: "New Jersey should can be gained by exces- clear: Expel them. If they are non-stu- sion to kiss her and to put my arm around her. I melted ited to $80 per year for homeowners dents, the course is equally clear: Arrest like butter in an oven. be doing more for our older citizens, ses of "understanding" 6T~and older "with incbmesDf $5,000 and of "tolerance." The them; take them to court; prosecute to the^ — -~v ". • *, - * * -•- and my program aims to bring to bear or less — Sen. Coffee is preparing a line is dear — everyone limit of the law. This.same clear-headed "On FRIDAY, THEY allowed my son to visit me. Of on their economic and social needs . constitutional amendment. It would comprehends it—between policy should be applied to those professors __course| I don't know him at all. Heft •.ababy_athome_riJ._ also make single females eligible at peaceable protest and who aid and abet the violence: Fire them. tall, handsome mannerly man stood before me. I had to those resources of state government lawless anarchy. Not one turn away. He put a lump in my throat. He said he wants •• which can help them." the age of 62 rather than 65. more word needs to be Fire them out of hand, and turn a deaf ear to enlist in.the Green Berets. Funny. He's brave and.I'm -ty "negotiating" with young extortionists -To visitors at his Texas ranch, he has leadership is only one of Humphrey's am- presidents, trustees, and the established who seek to impose their storm-trooper will The Next 60 Days c dropped hints darkly, im- bitions. agenciei s off lal w enforcementnfement. • upon our institutions of learning. \ 167 Hudson Ave. plying he is not taking Another, even more important, is re- -J ' • Bed Bank, N. J. kindly to the claim of his ; former teammate and gaining a Senate seat. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH To the Editor: , .;! 1968 presidential standard In this strongly held but still-unan- As I reflect on the first 30 days of our new mayor In bearer that he is the par- nounced aspiration, Humphrey is fully office, I wonder what the next 60 days will bring. ty's 'titular" leader, aware he is up against two tough hurdles: — Perhaps Che development of another popularity, con- From these inside ac- , One is the certainty of powerful Repub- Haw to Save on Income Tax test as deputy chief of police. counts, Johnson apparent- lican opposition. Two outstanding and im- By SYLVIA PORTER areas such as a logging area 20 to 40 miles — Perhaps another request and letter writing spree ly has no designs on that pressive Minnesota GOP congressmen have If you are among the millions who have from the'nearest town, or a desert that was to Trenton for a traffic light o&two. role himself. Instead, he evinced keen interest in going to the Sen- to drive a car to work in order to carry 46 miles from the nearest habitable area. — Perhaps another two or three new appointees con- templated, such as a fire marshal to inspect rooming! Atljaa is described as maintara- ate — Clark MacGregor, 47, serving his along heavy or bulky tools or equipment, •Last year, one court allowed a person t "***" ing that, under existing fifth term, and Albert Quie, 46, on his court decisions are shedding increasing who had to travel 27 miles from Bingham houses. , , „ political circumstances, the party's lead- seventh term. Both have distinguished rec- light for you on how much of your driving City, Utah, to his plant, to deduct, his com- — Perhaps no new laws or changes in laws because ership is rightfully vested in the hands of ords, and either would be a formidable expenses you can deduct. muting expenses. It explained that the present ones are good. the "elected" Democratic leaders of Con- Senate candidate. A general tax rule is plant was in a "remote" area because the — Perhaps no increase on sewer and water rates, but. where else a tax, or a charge, or an Increase, or a revalu- gress The other hurdle is Sen. Eugene Mc- that you cannot deduct nearest possible home site to the plant was Not only does former Vice President commuting expenses—but a small town of 500 persons 20 miles from ation, or a variance approval, or a zone change, or a vest Carthy, whose seat will be the prize in next pocket park, or another bureaucratic development to lessen Hubert Humphrey em- year's congressional elections. there are exceptions to the plant and this town had no adequate phatically reject that con- thus rule. The Treasury It- water or sewer facilities. There also was each individual's right for the common good? (Mr. Mayor, tention, but he is bluntly Characteristically, the poetry-spouting self allows you, an em- no public transportation from Bingham find some common good). making it clear he is pre- "peacenik" has talked in vague and am- ploye, to deduct the cost City to the plant. — Perhaps the continued apathy of citizens, as always, pared to forcefully assert biguous terms about running for a third of your car commuting Since many employes travel 25-30 miles to have the bureaucrats do and do and do and do. • his claim as "titular" term. Last fall, he said he wouldn't seek expenses if you use the each way to work, the key to a possible Yours truly, leader. re-election, but that if he did it would be car to carry your tools, commuting expense deduction is whether Pasquale W, Tomalno' Said a close Humph- as a Democrat. etc., and if you wouldn'.t the area In which the place of business is rey associate, "If Mr. Now latest inside word is that he has PORTER have used the car other- located Is isolated enough from other pos- Johnson is looking for a told Minnesota Democratic leaders that if wise. sible residential areas and from public row over this issue, he they will nominate Rep, Donald Fraser, Some higher courts give the.taxpayer transportation to be "remote." If It \t, you will have^no trouble*geW ,.-45, a fourth termer-and fellow "peacenik," an even better break. If you would have might want to deduct your car commuting GOLDSMITH ting It: It may prove very McCarthy will support him as his successor. used your car to commute even though you expenses, although you may have to fight jarring and painful to him. He will discover , But if Humphrey is the party's candidate, did not have to carry heavy tools, etc, the • the Treasury In court on the deduction. that important and influential elements of McCarthy will run as an independent. courts have nevertheless let you deduct a • • • the party feel just as hostile toward him • • » portion of your reasonable driving expenses IF YOU ARE among the huge numbers now as when he was in office. So while THAT WOULD MEAN a three-cornered which Is aUocable to transporting your of employes who shifted to a new job loca- we're not seeking any disputes with him or race with the odds decidedly favoring the tools. Last year, the Tax Court answered - tion In 1968, you may find that because of anyone else In the party, if he really has in Republican choice. the question of how you figure the portion a court decision, you owe more tax Ulan mind challenging Hubert's leadership, we'll of cost; aUocable to carrying tools 'in the you expected. Hcre'8 why. meet him head-on," McCarthy unquestionably would be ve- hemently denounced as a "spoiler," following situation. Employers who shift employes or hiro Johnson's argument that with a Repub- "grudge fighter" and other irate epithets. Where an individual carried along a new ones who have to move, often pay all lican President in the White House it is up But he has a following, and could be ex- bag of tools weighing 32 pounds and meas- their direct moving expense..') to the new lo- to the Democratic congressional leaders to pected to draw enough voles from Hum- uring 24"xl8"x6", the court arbitrarily cation plus reimbursing them for post-ar- exercise party leadership is an old story phrey to defeat him. decided that he could deduct one-third of rival meals and temporary lodging until with him. his car commuting expenses because that they can move into a permanent home. That's the stand that he, as Senate The former Vice President's lieuten- was the portion attributable to carrying tho The tax law makes it clear that the Democratic Leader, and the late .Speaker ants are the first lo admit that, They are tools. If your tools and equipment arc even employe Is not taxable if the employer Sam Hayburn, Tex., adamantly professed Intensely bitter about such a possibility, bulkier or heavier, the court may pos- reimburses him for, or pays tho direct ex- throughout the eight years of the Eisen- but readily concede It could'bo disastrous. sibly allow a deduction for an «vcn higher pcnsoB. But the Treasury Insists that tho hower Administration. They flatly refused McCarthy Is dearly relishing the poten- proportion of your car commuting ex- post-arrival rclmburficmontu aro Income to recognize the late Adlal Stevenson as tial menace he wields, He Li K|vlnK every penses. to the employe. Tho Tax Court oald tho ''titular" leader, and when he set up a •"slgn.of having decided to "go for broke" — * • • Treasury was wrong but an appeals court National Policy Advisory Committee, tlu>y for Nomclhint!, which still hasn't surfaced KVKN IK YOU DON'T carry any tools reversed and .supported the Treasury, would have nothing to do with It — IIIIIK ef- as yet. or equipment, you mny bo able to deduct It held that reimbursements lo you, an fectively .scuttling It. » * • commull/ij; expenses If you have to travel employe, for po.st-iiiTlvnl moving expense/I Humphrey not only Intends to csliiblish (IlIIKIJNIXY, the Kllil) "peacenik" by c.'ir to a remote, place of work. me In the nature of cash bonuses Intended » now Policy Advisory CoiniHilkT, but lo nindidatc l.i deeply jrmmrM'fl 7'lic vmirts )i»ve made (mother 20 O THE LATE LATE SHOW I tion's theater committee chair- In a mere seven years, be- Uncle.Jftry'i aid to finding a reliable stenographer "Prince of Pirates" starring John Derek, Barbara ntan, Dr. Bertram JTeinswog, came one rf Broadway's most ROBERTi ~~to cheek out a possll)le^espionage~iruspeetT ""BlUBT-Prince Roland of. Hagen-takM-totrth»-liijrltr has announced. seas of adventure to destroy the Spulih Arnuda. successful writer of comedies. 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 0 (1953) Broadway's toughest and His successes began with 0 PEYTON PLACE 0 2:00 0 NEWS HEADLINES not-too-ofton quoted critics en- "Come BJow Your Horn" and Betty tells Steven she will join him in her fight thused over this smash com- for the Peyton money; Dr. Rossi tells oft Fred; Rita 0 NEWS AND WEATHER "Little Me." In October, 1963, gives Maggie tips on "man-trapping"; Carolyn tells 3:00 O THE LATE LATE SHOW II edy fit by Neil Simon. he gave Broadway its biggest htw of Jeff's lie to her father. ,p-.. 28) HAZLKT RmrvM hat of Tlckiti Avollobla PLAZA- •y Moll, At Thi Our regular, Complete $4.95 Th« Brollnrtiood 7:10; 9:15. lax OIIICI, Or Al Hariet ROUTE 35 DRIVE-IN- Any Wallir OartnonliM; Tim Brotlnrtwixl 7:01: Rindi Thutn Baked Veal Cutlet 10:«i Thi tilth (>>mmluloi\er S'.M. Highway 35 KEYPORT PARMIGIANA STKAND- I l.ovo You Alls' B. 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February 24, 1969 ' Falco-Berger KEYPORT - Miss Marlene Brides in Fofmallrfes Carol- Berger, daughter David Wiggett, brother-fn-jaw Horn-White of Mrs. Carl Berger, 18 St. of Hie bridegroom, and Rich- Peter's Place, became the ard Owen, brother-in4aw of ASBURY PARK — The Mrs. Gary MeGeddy, was the bride of Thomas Falco Jr. wedding of Miss Deborah Ann matron of honor. Also attend- >the bride. Gregory Owen, Feb. 15 here in St. Joseph's nephew of the bride, was ring White and Andrew Marshall ing the bride were Miss Jo- Catholic Church. Horn was held here Sunday. Ann Horn, the bridegroom's The bridegroom is the son Treception, was -held to. The bride is the daughter of sister; Miss Joanne' Merril, of Mr. and Mrs. Falco, Texas 1 Shore7 Point Inn, Had*,.;. Mrs. Russell Olivadotti, 15 the bride's cousin, and Mrs. Road, Morganville. Slocum St., West Long Stephen Kirschner. .The couple will reside- in . The Rev. Joseph Rucinski, ; Branch, and Thomas J. August Zilincar 3rd was pastor of- St: Clement's Cath- • Madison. Township. ,/. ' White, Van Court Ave., El- best man. Ushers were Toby olic Church, Mitawah, offi- The bride was graqu&tea beron. The bridegroom is the Sklar and Scott Silverstone, ciated. " = ' from Keyport, H'S^cWd. son of Dr. and Mrs. Maney the bridegroom's cousins; The bridegroom's father es- She is employed by Pnoto on- Horn, 46 Cedar Ave., West Dennis Van Pelt and Stephen corted the bride. set Printing, Keyport, v Kirschner. Long Branch. . Mrs. Richard Owen was The bridegroom was grad- uated from Matawan Region- Rabbi Sidney Schulman of- The bride is a graduate of matron.of honor for her sis- al High School. He served in ficiated at the double ring Shore Regional High School, ter. ' The bridal attendants Branch. She is y A reception was held In the vice president of Phi Tau ter 6f the bridegroom, and of American J Hotel Barclay, Belmar. chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Miss Patricia Fogarty. of Keyport. He The maid of honor was the international service sorori- Richard Falco, brother of by Buhlef and Mrs. Andrew Horn bride's sister, Miss Jan Ma- ty, and is secretary to the the bridegroom, was best Hazlet. (The former Deborah White) rie White. The bride's cousin, manager of systems and pro- cedures at Bendix Corpora- • tion, Eatontown. Bin. Edmond A. Altaian Mm TtamM Falco McQowati'Abate -[_':.[ Mr. Horn is a graduate of (The former Marietta Hofsess) (The former Marlene Berger) Palmer'Strachan FREEHOLD — Mrs. .Carol -the late Joseph McGowan. Mr, and Mrs. Craig B.Wol- the same high school and Mrs. Emil F.,Anilleo, J RED BANK — St. James Monmouth College, West London Abate became the cott attended the couple. Ush- son was matron of tenor for Catholic Church was the set- Long Branch, where he was bride of Joseph J. McGowan ting here Feb. 15 for the ers were Marine CpL Carl Allman'Hofsess Feb. 8 here in the First Pres- her sister. Mrs. James Crick, a member of Zeta Beta Tau HOLMDEL — Miss Mari- Miss Karen Wesel was the Drake Business College, Eliz- Howell,- also attended the wedding of Miss Susan Lillian Rousseau, and Marine Sgt. fraternity. He attended the byterian Church. The Rev. etta N. Hofsess, daughter of maid of honor. abeth. She was employed, at bride/ ' ' ;• •- Strachan to Marine Corps. Edward Shelman. University of Miami,- Coral James B. Memmott officiated. Capt. Erdman Steven Palmer The bride Is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W. Hof- Rubin Lee Allman, brother Behto Corp., Holmdel. • The bride is the daughter of Best man was Henry Dia- Gables, Fla. He is a teacher Srd. The bride is the daugh- Red Bank Catholic High sess, Hillcrest Road, became of the bridegroom, was the Her husband was graduated Mr; and-Mrs. Fred C Loudon, dano, and ushers were James in the Elizabeth school sys- the bride of Capt. Edmond A. best man. Ushers were War- from Virginia Polytechnic In- 88 Manalapan Ave. The bride- .ter of Mrs. Thomas W. Strac- School and Notre Dame Col- tem. Crick Jr. and Emil Anilleo. han, 17 Alden Ter., Little Sil- lege, Baltimore; Md. She was Allman Jr., Feb. 15 here in ren Olhorn, cousin of the stitute. He has served six groom is the son of Mrs. Frei- The couple reside in Free- The couple will reside at St. Benedict's Catholic years In the U. S. Army in ; ver, and the late Mr. a member of the child study -bride; Stanley Friedman and da Calicchio, Highlands, and hold. ':'•:': 1414 Rustic Drive, Oa&hurst. Church. Army Maj; Gary Hawley, Ft. Germany and Vietnam and Strachan. The bridegroom's team of Howell Township The bridegroom is the son Monmouth. was stationed': at Ft. Mon- parents are Mr. and schools. mouth. He is an instructor in Mrs. Erdman S. Palmer of of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond A. A reception followed and Capt. Palmer is a graduate Allman Sr., Big Stone Gap, was held in Gibbs Hall, Offi- ROTC at Georgia Institute of Craig'Malkrnus ^ Guadalajara, Mexico, former- Technology. He also is attend- ly of Monmouth County. of Red Bank High School, and Va. cers dub at Ft. Monmouth. KEYPORT - Miss Robinle man; Ushers were. William received a BS and MS degree The Rev. Philip T. Matera The couple will reside in ing Georgia Institute, .of Tech. M. Malkmus became the bride Rose, brother-in-law,of the nology as a candidate for a The Rev. Msgr. Eramett A. from Massachusetts Institute officiated. Mrs. Herbert Lin- Atlanta, Ga. of George John Craig Feb. 15 bridegroom;; James QdsteUo Monahan officiated. ley, Locust, cousin of the master's degree in financing of Technology, Cambridge. Mrs. Allman was graduated here in St. Mary's Episcopal and James Craig, brother M The bride was given in mar- bride, was the'soloist. from Keyport High School and and business administration. Church. the bridegroom.- . „ He is stationed at Marine riage by her brother, Thomas The parents of the couple A reception was held in the W. Strachan. Barracks, Quonset Point, R.I. are Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Knights of Columbus Hall. Malkmus, 7 Fountain Ave., The couple* will* reside Jn and Mr. and Mrs. George B. Freehold. , ;. - Boesch'Hansen Craig, 68 Atlantic Ave., all of The bride was graduated Matawan. from Matawan Regional High RED BANK - The First Miss Dora Mundt was the The Rev. Vincent K. Pettit School and the Grace Dowses Presbyterian, Church was the maid of honor, and Steven Air Career School; Olen Cove, setting sere Feb. 15 for the Van Zandt was best man. officiated. N: Y. She is employed as *•, —marriage of Miss-Donna Lou-- _The.brideJs_a graduate of^ Mm. John Slattery was reservationist by Eastern Air- ise Hansen,. daughter of Mr. Red Bank High School and at- matron of honor. Mrs. William Jines ,.-;.._,::-.- and Mrs. George Hansen, 377 tended Newark State College, Rose, sister of the bride- the bridegroom was grad- Prospect Ave., Little Silver, Union. ' —^~- groom,, was bridal attendant uated from Freehold Regional to Thomas Richard Boesch, Her husband is a graduate and the twin sisters of the High School. He served four bride, the Misses Julia and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Middletown High School years to the, Army'andvis-1 Pysch, ? Sf New _Mrs, Erdman Palmer Mother of Year Search, Begins___ Jill Malkmus were brides- member of the New Jersey Monmouth. and attended Allegheny Col- (Tne former Susan strachan) -maids. lege In Meadville, Pa He is a ^~> VENTNOR — The Ameri- precept of the Golden Rule; years of age,' ttat she must Robert Corcoran was best town Station. The Rev. Dr. Charles S. ; Webster officiated. self-employed musician ^^ can Mothers Committee has fifth, she should have a re- be a legal mother, and any A reception was held in the The couple will reside in begun a nationwide campaign, sponsibility in civic affairs adopted children may be in- home of the bride's parents. Elizabeth 'to select the Mother of the and be active in service for cluded with her own as State Year for 1969. This program public benefit; sixth, she or National Mother. Flower Show Deadline June Brides' Cooking School Door Prize of honoring well qualified must be qualified to represent The New Jersey program MATAWAN - Mrs. Karl The club's duplicate bridge women is now in its 34th year the Mothers of America in all tournament,, for the benefit of . began in 1946, and twenty-two Midler, chainhan of the con- with every one of the 50 responsibilities attached to servation and garden depart- the house committee, will be- outstanding women of the states participating. her role as the National Moth- ment of the Woman's Club .of gin Friday at 1 p.m. in The New Jersey State Com- er. state have been honored. The Matawan has set today as the clubhouse. Mrs. Conrad mittee, of which Mrs^ Mary Mrs. Gaffney added that 1®****- NeW Jersey .Mother the deadline for cut-rate tick- Brevick will be tie director . Gaftoey is chainhan, is re- the Committee hasinuerflar~ti tte^Cear is Mrs. JuU« AT- etsrfdrf~tte~toterhattonaV for the games, which are open ' to the public. Mrs. Brevick ceiving nominations for the the youoges*<4H4iOf Uie nom- nette Deaisoa Lake of White- Flower Show in New York and Mrs. Harold Fogg, gen- • selection of the State Mother. inee must not be less than 15 house. . City. Application forms are avail- eral chairman, are in charge able from Mrs. Gaffney, 6526 of partnerships. \entnor Ave. These forms This Aeronaves De Mexico DC-8 will jet some lucky couple to a ANN LANDERS A product demonstration are available to organized FREE-6-fay, 6-night Honeymoon in Acapulco, Mexico, at the will be held after the busi- groups such as women's luxurious, air-conditioned Sao Paulo Hotel. It could happen to ness meeting Monday, March clubs, church societies, ser- x YOU if you attend the June Brides' Cooking School, continuing 3. » ' vice clubs, business, profes- for the next two Wednesday nights at the Molly Pitcher Motor sional associations, and oth- lor Da Tech' Inn. Far FREE reserved tickets call Frank J. Monica, Jr. at Mrs. Thomas Boesch ers. According to Mrs. Gaff- SH 7-2500. Dear Ann.Landers: I have stop calling the coeds "Water has two adorable children. Set Annual (The former Donna Hansen) ney, there are, however, hun- a few suggestions for the guys Buffalo" in the school paper They live on the other side of dreds of women in New Jer- who-complained about the they might be easier to get the. state. It's, a good seven Luncheon sey, deserving of this honor, shortage of females at Michi- along with.' : hour drive'from here. who are not connected with SHREWSBURY —• The in- gan Technological University, Third: I suggest you lads .Bertie Jo married, a nice well publicized national or- ; nual spring luncheon and otherwise known as. "Da check the surrounding terri- young man who has a college ganizations. These '-women Tech." tory if you don't see anything diploma.' My husband •. can't fashion show of the Shre.ws- can be recognized by their you like in Houghton. My stand him.'I've tried to find bury Garden dub wuT,bebfM friends and associates, and a I went there so I happen to graduating class in Finlander out why he dislikes Herbert record of their outstanding know a little something about in me ballroom of the Mqlly . (a small town nearby) had 14 so much but all he-will say is, qualifications submitted for "the problem." Pitcher Motor Inn Tuesday,, girls and three boys. Every "That fellow's northern ac- judging. First: If girl in the class was better cent gets on my nerves." I March 18, at 12:30 p.m. Fash- you guys ions will be by Wilhelmina The American Mothers Com- would wash than average looking. They think our son-in-law talks mittee throughout all the your clothes could cook, sew, type term right nice. I have no trouble Dobbins Ltd., Middletown. years since their selection of once in a papers and iron shirts. Two understanding him, but my Chairmen of the event are Lucy Keen Johnson of Gaines- while it might of the girls had fathers on the husband insists Herbert puts Mrs. William Crome and Mrs. Houghton police force. (This ville, Ga., as the "typical help. You fel- on the. Yankee talk because Albert J. Kolarsick, both Of can be one heck oi an asset.) he knows it rubs some South- Mother of 1935" has insisted lows who Shrewsbury. Proceeds will be I hope you print this letter, erners the wrong way. on the maintenance of a high complain the used to defray the cost of standard of qualifications. loudest about Ann. Those creeps up there Bertie Jo and Herbert come need to be,wised up. — AN some of the planting on Pa- The candidate must first be "no dames up to visit us twice a year and triot Isle in Shrewsbury. . a successful mother, as evi- flere" are the EX LOCAL. MAKI • stay, for two days. I can't tell denced by the character and ones who Dear Ex: Thanks for the you how 1 look forward to DESSERT BRIDGE clue-in. I hope somebody at achievements of her indi- wear the same T-shirts and seeing our. adorable grand- FREEHOLD - A dessert vidual children; second, she jeans for a whole semester. I Da Tech tacks this column to children. This last trip was the bulletin board in the main bridge, sponsored by. tli# must be an active member of cannot promise instant re- the worst. In less, than an Woman's Club of New a religious body; third, she sults, boys, but I'm sure if hall. It could change a few hour, my, husband said some- lives. Shrewsbury, will be held to- should embody all those traits you charming gentlemen were thing rotten to Herbert, and day at 1 p.m. here In Koog highly regarded in mothers; a shade neater the girls would Bertie Jo and I were tensed Brothers auditorium, Rt. 9. fourth, she should exemplify Dear Ann Landers: Our be a whole lot friendlier. up, all day long for fear the Mrs. Van Duzer, interior dec- in her life and conduct the only daughter is married and Second; If you guys would men would come to blows, orator for Koos Brothers will They left an hour ago and my speak on new tends in dec> Recdghition husband didn't even say good- rating. For information con- by. He spent the last six hours tact Mrs. Alfred Garrett, New sitting in his car listening to Shrewsbury. SINGER* ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE Luncheon Is the radio. This zig-zag marvel sews buttonholes, buttons; darns, mends and monograms without Tomorrow ' Please, Ann, tell me what to FARMINGDALE •-. Mm- d*6 about this awful situation. WHEN DECORATING attachments. It's quiet, has a full-range mouth Council of Girl Scouts - TROUBLE IN TENNES- speed control. Case included. will hold its Leaders Recog- SEE,' , Adjutt-d'Drape t-Wa'ra cutting prlc«i! nition Luncheon tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. in King's Grant Dear Trouble: Take a bus - FOLD FINI!HIN» - SINGER* Inn, Point Pleasant. or a train or a plane and go A SMCM Pf*c«M Ttet Guest speaker will be Miss Visit Bertie Jo and her family OUAMNjrilt UN9W SCISSORS and SHEARS DePhane Tabor, a member of at their home. Y0U should not AfMr Dry CttHf 1 allow your husband's pighead- For the first time In Singer history, we're giving you Vi the National Piper Project mllltr'i drapery, off the regular price of Singer scissors and shears. All team in the employ of Girl ed slobblshhcss to ri)ln what B* lh« lilt of my party, ought to be your happiest cltanw , are forged steel-lab tested to cut neatly and accurately. 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; Migliaccio-Gialella Kravitz-Weisman LONG BRANCH — Announcement has been made of WEST LONG BRANCH - The engagement of Miss the engagement of Miss Jeanlne GialeHa to Nick A. Migliac- Barbara Elaine Weisman to Herbert Jay Kravitz, son Af Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kravitz, 1309 Spruce Ave., Wanamassa, cio, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gialella, 105 Samp- has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank'' eon Place. He is the,son of Mr. and Mrs. Antiony J. Weisman, 88 Locust Ave. The wedding is being planned for Migliaccio, 108 Harding Bind, Egd Bank. A June wedding is June 22. planned. _'••> • . . • , The bride-elect, a graduate of Long Branch High School. - and Trenton State College, is studying for a master's de-; Miss Gialella tea 1866 graduate, of Long Branch High gree in reading specialization at Newark State College; School. She also Itts attended Bed Bank School of Beauty She is a fourth grade teacher at Frank Antonides School, Culture. /> i ••••;'•• " •' here. Mr. Migliaccto is an employe-of Hie Daily Register, Red Her fiance, an alumnus of Asbury Park High School, is Bank. He ser^-touf years in the U. S. Navy aboard manager of Prever Check Cashing Inc., Newark. foe Destroyer U.S.S. Parsons. .-••,•• HluHidKB Hiss Alexander Hiss Weisman Miis Steele Miss Sherin Miss Gialella Grasso-Madsen DECISION . . . : LITTLE SILVER - The engagement ot Miss Faye Steele ; COLUMBUS, Ohio - Mr. and Mrs., Gilbert D. Siegel of NEW SHREWSBURY - The engagement of Miss Eliza- Columbus, announce (he engagement of their daughter, Miss to John Barnett Jamison Jr. is announced by her parents, beth L, Madsen to Frank F. Grasso Jr. was announced by .Rosalyn Jean Siegel, to Arthur Joel Siegel, son of Mr. and her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Richard L. Madsen, at a party TIME TO TRY ELECTROLYSIS Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Steele, 45 shverside Ave. He is the Mrs. Morris Siegel, 34 John St., Red Bank, N. J. An Aug. 31 Saturday in their home at 20 Devon Court. He is the son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Jamison, IK Harrison Ave., Fair Ha- wedding is planned.; ... Mr. and Mrs. Grassb, 27 Manson Place, Little Silver. The You've decided ... you mutt, you ab- ven. A May 24 weddii)g is planned. Miss Siegel, who attended Washington University, St. wedding is planned' for June 28. tokittfy mint do something about that Miss Steele, a graduate of Red Bank High.School, is em- Louis, Mo., and New York University, is a graduate of Ohio The bride-elect, a graduate of Monmouth Regional High unwanted hair. Come talk it over with ployed at,Dorn's Photo Shop, Red Bank. Her fiance, who State University, where she is enrolled here,in the Graduate School, received a degree in primary education from Tren- our expert technicians in the Beauty attended, Rumsbn-Fairs Haven Regional High Schdol, is with School. She is employed by the Columbus Public School sys- ton State College, where she was a member of Gamma Volkswagen-Shrewsbury Motors, Shrewsbury. " ' Sigma sorority. She is a second grade teacher at Monmouth Salon. Their gentle skill in electrolysis tem. , ••:..'.•• Beech School. will remove hair forever. Forever. ; Mr. Siegel, who is with Peace Corps in Ethiopia, at- - Her .fiance is a graduate of Red Bank High School and Devenney-'Sherin I . tended New York University and is an alumnus of Ohio State l Monmouth College, West Long Branch. He is a member of CiMtrty Solon, Upper Uvel, Moment; ,HAi?L15r — The engagement of Miss Frances Ann Sherin University. .'•'." the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve, and is an accountant with i, comments USE- nhouliln't let the others (nko nnd uliNWtTN to others' «|in'!<- ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALONS lulvnnlftRo of me, lie nnltl ho llnnii to Jcnn Adams, I'. 0. knew I wan a good glii. Box 24112, lloiMton, T«>x. 770111 (Lower Broad & Monmouth Sti. 2078 U.S. IIWY. 9 — TWO MILES NOUTO OF LAKEWOOD PIMHB help me g«t I'Ack tho He sure in enclose n Ktiiui|H|>r. Ex-Keyport Man Retires freehold, Area Firm Holmdet Y. Plans Dance LINDEN — Harold D. Kay- In 1958 he became the first HOLMDEL — The Holmdel with llart Webber as caJler. mond, formerly of 115 Atlan- Linden Research Center em- Building Warehouse •youth Activities Association Mrs. Andrew Smith is chair-- tic St, Keypoit, retired Feb. ploye to be given the engi- held its February meeting in man. On «he tickets commit-, 1 from the Esso Research neering specialist title. He FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - of its business in commercial tee are Sol Bunirili Thorn* • and industrial buildings and the home of the president^ and Engineering Company, was,associated with many of Garden State Refrigeration as Bent, Mrs. Marie Beniert, Inc., 54 Jerseyville Aye., is the balance in homes. Ralph Pahlow. Plans were-i principal scientific and engi- the mechanical division's top completed for the second an- Mrs. Pahlow, Joseph,Harris, constructing a 6,000-square- Mr. Gail noted the growth Bud Klawunn and Mrs. Rita; neering affiliate of the projects over the past three foot warehouse on a 12-acre nual square dance to be held parallels that of the three- Ganz. -;v. worldwide Esso organization. decades. He has built his rep- industrial site one mile east March 1 at the West Keans- county area which he termed The next meeting will be; utation on an ability to de- of. Freehold on Rt. 33, James burg Fire House, Eighth and A member of the mechani- "one of the fastest-developing March 10 at 8 p.m. at the In- cal division, Mr. Raymond sign unique analytical instru- Gall, company president, an- industrial sections in New Laurel Aves., West Keans. nounced. termediate School., ^» joined the company in 1937 as ments for the company's sci- Jersey." burg, from 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. The company also is re-; a machinist in the former entists. Standard Oil Development modeling its headquarters on Company's Esso Labora- Mr. Eaymond holds two Jerseyville Avenue where it tories. He transferred to the U.S. patents. He is a Navy will continue to maintain products research division in and Coast Guard veteran. He offices, a parts department 1953 as a senior laboratory and his wife, Roma, have two and service shop. mechanic. children. Mr. Gall said the new one- story building, scheduled for completion in mid-March, is COMPLETES COURSE—Graduate Frands J.Kane, left, designed as a core structure of 54 Grand Ave., Atlantic Highlands, is awarded a that is to be expanded in Hie certificate of achievement by William R. Jobson, train- near future to keep pace with ing, instructor, on completion of 160-hour business the company's growth. management course at Shell Oil Co.'t Advanced Train- "This new building will en- able us to combine our ware- ing Center in Wayne. bouse and sheet metal opera- tions more efficiently," he said, "and will free space for a target parts department NJ. National Says at. our present location. The company is. doubling its office space, which will include a room for a new Four iOO watt bulbs. Colonial Qur price $28.80 Year Productive computer for handling in- copper or avocado finish. • ventory control, Job costing ASBURY PARK - The were re-eleqted: James R. and accounting. "We are an- New Jersey National Bank Barbour, Sidney VV. Binder, ticipating more than a 50 per and Trust Co.'s annual share- Henry F. Burfeind, James D. cent sales growth this year, holders meeting was told by Carton Jr., Carl Casriel, and our computer facilities Joseph Thummess, president, will expedite the increasing Iioyd F. Christianson, Morris Country Touch that 1968 was not only the amount of paperwork," Mr. most productive in the bank's' Cinnamon, John W, Flock, Gill said. from history, but it also saw it's George.J. Fredericks, John The company, which has net operating income, after C. Giordano, Maurice Gruber, taxes,, reach an all time high. recorded a 400 per cent in- Leon Hess, Philip H. Iselin, crease in s^les volume during Operating earnings for 1968 Charles W. Jones, Thomas Ni- the past five years, is a fran- were $ 1,345,997.43, an increase col, Walter Keade Jr., Mr. chised dealer of Carrier heat- of 25 per cent over the earn- ing, cooling and allied prod- DAILY INTEREST ings figure of $1,076,676.91 in Thummess, Dr. William G. ucts. 1967. Van Note and David A. Werb- The firm serves Monmouth, In his report Mr. Thum- an. *..- • ' Ocean and Middlesex Coun- MEANS MORE MONEY mess. said, "Our deposits of ties, doing about 70 per cent S*ray.lM,2M Mr. Thummess was re- ' or 300 watt. • $116,490,5M.k at the year-end elected president and chief showed an increased .11 per, FOR YOU? CTecutive^offlcer_of the banki Two Eed, Bank residents Our Price $34.95 -cent—with demand~deposits - and Mr. "Harbour was; re= wertramong 541paduate^to showing the largest gain, re- elected chairman ol the receive degrees af the''"'" versing the trend of recent board. PASSBOOK SAVINGS INTEREST years. commencement of the Univer- Officers reappointed are sity of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio, PAID FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT. "To hold and attract funds Michae} F. Arace, senior vice late last' December. under the present conditions -president;—chief—adminis- _ Lawrence A. Cadman, son that prevail, we have expand ot Mr. and Mrs; Arthur F WITHDRAWAl" tative officer of the bank and Our Price $17.49 , Our Price $7.85 ed the full range of banking secretary of the board of di- Cadman of 20 E. Lincoln Cir- services we hold Available. In cle, received a degree in piorided a $25 balance is maintained rectors; Peter F. Beil, senior Opu Vmu & Frl. Evenings 'til 9 July our bank introduced vice president, assistant to bachelor of technology and Triilm if mi *4ll C at the end of the quarter cash reserve checking ac- the president and secretary William J. Qntan, son of Mrs. counts and check guarantee to the executive committee; William Quinn of 138 Bodnran dwwflfly m 9 Place, a degree in bachelor cards to the North Jersey Roy H. Olsen, cashier; Irving 79 L N«wm* Spifogi Rd. Red Bask 741-MOO Highest Legal Rate Shore area. Our program,.on Newman, vice-president, Nep- of arts, majoring in English. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. application by a qualified in- tune office; Samuel J. Zieg- 4% Per Annum1. " . dividual, sets up a reserve ier, vice president and trust account for him up to $2,500 Cwnpomded and Paid Quarterly officer; Charles T. MacLain, —ior-hisuse.JIe.staplyJSraws ^vice-president amd^assistant checks as funds are needed '•. trust officer; Edward C. You'll tlwajB come oat ahead With . and New Jersey National Broege, trust officer; Hlery « First Merchants Savings Account. ''" '•guarantees payment of all C. Scott, trust officer; Helen checks hi amounts up to $100 A. Scauman, assistant vice Deposits Insured Up to $15,000 by FJ)J£. drawn by participants and ne- president; H. Stanley-Joline, gotiated by participating deal- assistant vice president; ers. The response on the part Fred Hunsdorfer,, assistant of the public and participat- vice president; Kenneth A. ing merchants indicates that Anderson, assistant vice pres- this is to become an outstand- ident; F. Donald Squiflante, ing new business develop- assistant vice president; Al- ment. bert C. Rohlfs, vice president "Pursuant to plan, loans and manager of installment and mortgages are the domin- loan department; Robert L. ^ WNT FORGET TK W 1 B KOHE OUT KONE HUE A 6000 (MO ant factors in the Bank's oper- Brown, assistant vice presi- dent; Edith L. Conway, as- II CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES ation, which during the year reached an all tune high. The sistant cashier; Gertrude M. HwJ Offict: 601 Mottiwn Are., Atbuiy Pork bank's willingness and ability Kardel, assistant cashier; 10NGU0T Park • Red Bank • Mamnauon • North Aibury Park to extend sound financial Winston G. Watts, assistant - IrMh • Fair Him • Holntdd • Cods N«ck counsel and assistance has cashier; William M. Bloor, Avon-NtptoM Or/ • Milbron. TVp. • Upper Freehold Twp. broadened our business and is assistant cashier and mana- ger, Ocean Grove office; Rob- Drrre-I. «r W«lk-Up Fwffitin and Extfaoed Houn Al All Offioci evidence of our ever expand- t The ing service to the Community ert M. Beattie, assistant Member federal BCMHW Cyttem, Federal Depntt iMtmme* Corp. as a whole." cashier and Manager, Deal Note! Thp following directors office; Patrick J. McGrath, HUGE assistant manager, Ocean Grove office; Fred E. Gear- FAMILY Ing, assistant manager, Nep- SIZE tune office; William F. 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MIDDLETOWN - Skepti- part of their study Into the The fate of die "adult" con- such as colonial and modern, The community will be re- cism and questions greeted development. Prior to Friday,. dominium project will be de- with central courtyards, wind- stricted to the degree that the toe first in-depth look town- he added, the Planning Board termined by the progress of ing walks and nature trails, only access will be via Nut ship residents and members of did not have any clear-cut in- the township-wide sewering seating centers and fountains. Swamp Road, with a gate- the Planning Board received formation about the Hovnani- project, according to George Parking facilities would be house and guard at the en- Friday of the proposed 1,000 an development. C. Dates, vice president of on the perimeter of «ach com- trance to screen visitors and unit senior citizens condomin- "This is the first time we've Hffvnanian. plex, so as not to detract salesmen. ium on the north shore of seen it in depth," he said. "We from the central leisure areas, Shadow Lake. Mr. Dates successfully side- Mr. Dombrowski stressed also wanted to come to hear stepped a question about the For Active Persons the economic impact on the Representatives of Hovnant- questions from, residents. sewering of the development Mr. Dates called the proj- area which he claimed will an Enterprises Inc., English- We're not recommending any. ect a "complete adult com- be boosted by the injection of town, the developer, gave a until pressed by other mem- thing one wayor another," he bers, including Mrs. Richard munity" for "empry-nestors"- $5.7 million through the vil- slide presentation to an audi- added. The Planning Board the still active persons with- lage complex. ence at the Port Moirmouth Anderson of River Plaza. fcbeing joinecHnits studies —•••-_ Would Tteln out small children—who want Democratic club which in- by the Economic Development the advantages of owning— Comparing the villages to cluded Marshall T. McDowell Commission and the Zoning "We would tie into flie Mid- their own home without the the constfuctioiToi approxi- and Thomas Lynch of the Board. dletown sewer system and re- disadvantages of upkeep. mately 40 homes on the site, township Planning Board. alize that the near reality Mr. Dombrowski explained "Our prime concerns are to The complex would be sub- that no children would be That board now is study- of that is still in question," find out exactly what effect Mr. Dates said. ject to state law governing brought into the school sys- ing the Villages of Shadow the project would have on the condominiums, which ex- tem, it would add $15.2 mil- Lake condominium proposal, He added that the only al- the overall land use in the clude children under 21, are lion in ratables with a contri- which would be the first in township," Mr. Lynch ex- ternative would be a separate open to persons over "52 and BEGINNING HIS SECOND TERM — Monmouth County Juvenile and Domestic Re. the township. The plan was package plant for treating the bution of $400,600 in taxes. .plained, adding: "We are also calls for the establishment of "On the other hand, homes lations Court Judge Leo Weinstein, right, repeats the oath of offioe fora second presented. informally to the questioning the taxes, and the development's .sewage, but an "association" to maintain board on Jan. 6. termed it prohibitive expense. would bring an approximately five-year term from County Court Judge Alton V. Evans. Judge Weinstein'i wife, services, which include sew- and supervise the community. 280 children, $182,000 in in- 5 Village Plan Rita, also participated in the ceremony. Judge Weinstein was appointed at the age treatment especially. Lawrence Dombrowski, Although the plans are still creased educational costs and The site, bounded by Shad- "We want to make sure the Hovnanian vice-president who Incomplete, Mr. Dates said only $4.7 million in ratables, county's first full-time Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court judge in 1964 by ow Lake, Nut Swamp Road complex would not be an ad- conducted the slide presenta- the anticipated costs of the with $125,188 in taxes," he Gov. Richard J. Hughes and was raappoin+ed to the $30,00D-a-year post: add Alexander Drive, will be ditional burden on the sewer- tion, showed the artist's con- units will range from $20,000 added. ception of tie condominiums (Register Staff Photo) divided into fire villages of age system and whether the to $35,000. Residents questioned the two-story townhouses, sur- present roads, health and and its comparison with exist- He said the company be- ing Leisure Village in Lake- ownership stipulations and of- rounded by "snburbs" of one- shopping facilities are ade- lieves many still-active per- fered that most local residents story quadrofoils — houses quate, and finally if approval wood and Holiday Village in sons, including commuters to Toms River. would not be able to afford containing four living units. of this project would open the New York and north Jersey, the high prices of the units. Mr. McDowell said he and door on more," Mr. Lynch The five villages would each will compromise the majority Mr. Dates explained that ME DAILY Mr. Lynch were on hand as said. . be of different characters, of the residents. the firm feels incoming residents would probably be selling homes to move to the *••••• /• condominiums. He added that Sewer Plant's Ground Broken should a unit owner die be- —11 RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1969 fore it is completely paid MONMOUTH BEACH - for, any children would have Officials broke ground Satur- to lease it or sell it, but would not live in the unit day morning on Raccoon Is- themselves unless meeting the land here to start construc- 52 or older age requirement. tion on the treatment plant Concern Expressed and main pumping station of Democrat Prods Stout a long worked-for regional Mrs. Anderson expressed concern for the amount of seweraT system. cars in the complex and the : The system when complet- use of nearby roads. ed, hopefully in 1972, will "Do you have any traffic • For Jetport Hearings «erve 12 local municipalities. projections for the carsrwhich- Fair Haven, Little Silver, may total as many as two Monmouth Beach, Oceanport, NEWARK (AP) - Assem- port in North Jersey would University, and Joel R: Ja- each for the 1,100 units and do blyman George C. Richard- provide work for that number cobson, community relations Shrewsbury, and West Long you feel the roads are Branch are members of the son, D-Essex, called yester- of residents and could go a director for Region 9 ot the adequate to handle the in- day for scheduled public long way toward relieving un- United Auto Workers. —Northeast-Monmouth-eounty—-| flux^-she-demanded- Regional Sewerage Authority hearings by. a state Senate employment, in urban areas. The Solberglocation for the Mr. Dates cautiously ex- committee to include consid- Richardson, a Negro from jetport has been vigorously which will construct and op- plained that the developer has erate the system; and Eaton- eration of proposals for a jet- Newark, said "the open rebel- opposed by,residents of the"' no clear cut plans because port in North Jersey. town, New Shrewsbury," Bed the complex is only in the lion of 1967" — racial disor- region. Bank, Rumson, Sea Bright conceptual stages now. Richardson urged Sen. ders of two summers ago in A bill has been introduced and Shrewsbury Township Richard R. Stout, R- New Jersey — "proves how in the state legislature to es- The audience also heard desperately jobs are needed will be paying customers of Matthew J. Gill, publisher of Monmouth, to permit tes- tablish a New Jersey Jetport the authority. *#..*, The Middletown Courier and timony on possible locations for people." Authority with power to for the jetport, including the He said a North Jersey jet-, choose a sjte. A dozen possible Groundbreaking of the developer of a OS-unit condo- minium project in Port Mon- Solberg area of Hunterdon port could inject $770 million locations have been men- main plant Saturday repre- mouth for senior citizens. The County and other North Jer- annually into the state's econ- tioned over the years tor a "'"sefite*: tile culmination of proposed units would prob- sey sites. omy, drastically reducing fourth metropolitan 'jetport -HWVMryears of Wort by au- ... aMy^eU JQTJIOJODJQJU.3M, Stout's Senate Transporta- welfare- rolls "and stemming but each hay generated politi- thority members and local SEWER ©ROUNDBREAKIN© — Northeast Monmoufh County Regional Sewerage" Mr. GUI said his project is tion Committee is scheduled the upward trend in taxes. cal: and local oppositioiir—^—- county and state officials to Authority officials and director of the Board of Chosen Freeholders Joseph C. Ir- being held up because of the to begin hearings March 4 on Supporters who at' Richardson's group favors provide a workable system to win throw the first spadefuls of dirt to sta rt construction of the main treatment plant tight money market and the construction of a jetport. tended the organizational construction of a Nofth Jer- combat pollution of the lack of sewage facilities. He Richardson announced for- meeting at Rutgers Universi- sey jetport by the Port of New Shrewsbury River and its trib- on Raccoon Ijlyjj.^onmoufh Beach,-for the planned l2-towh,,$30 million-regional expressed no concern for the mation over the weekend of- a ty's Newark campus included York! Authority. tewar iyitem. Jpgjjftlw. left ar» Wflffam J. Rooney, authority treasurer; Michael J. project, adding that it will be committee that supports, loca- Maurice Veneri, president of "The opposition will be . Speaking later at a lun- Rafferty, chairman; Sidney B. Johnson, vice chairman, and Mr. Irwin. • ' built as soon as these details tion' of the jetport in North the New Jersey Industrial Un-, great," Richardson said. are worked out. Jersey. ' ion Council; Gustav Henning- cheon In the Channel Club, (Register Staff Photo) "But we can win because the Monmouth Beach, Richard J. Committee is Formed burg, president of the Greater •political power in New Jer- Sullivan, director of tna divi- The group was named Newark Urban Coalition; sey rests primarily in the six sion of clean air and water,- would approve a $13 bond is- torney is Milton A. Mausner, magnitude of work involved, "Committee for 135,000 Robert Curvin, director of urban counties of North, Jer- state Department of Health, sue which would permit his Red Bank. almost 250,000 cubic yards of Crash Series Jobs." Richardson said a jet- community action at Rutgers sey." congratulated tiie authority department to assist water • The authority signed $5.4 earth materials will be moved members saying: "This proj- pollution control projects to a million dollars worth of con- or dredged, and over 10,000 Injures Four ect was done" the right way. greater extent than at pres- tracts several weeks ago to yards of concrete will be There would be clean water ent. The Northeast Monmouth start construction on the Rac- poured. In Red Bank Apollo Astronauts Set Today ill over the state of New Jer- County Sewerage Authority, coon Island treatment plant. Additional construction con- sey if more projects were he noted, could receive as The treatment plant will be tracts will be advertised and RED BANK-Four persons done like this." much as 25 per cent of the of the activated sludge type, bid on remaining portions of were injured in two two-car The dub overlooking the cost of the project from the with an initial average daily the first stage project shortly. accidents here Friday and For Last Major Physical Shrewsbury is a "fitting place state and consequently re- capacity of 10 million gallons The work will include the in- Saturday. to celebrate" herald, adding ceive the maximum amount per day, and will be capable stallation of trunk and inter- Thomas Underwood of 239 CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. The physical exam also "but will help establish that local officials had "rea- of federal assistance as well. of 50 per cent expansion as cepting sewers, an ocean out- Monmouth St., Cliffwood, (AP) — The Apollo 9 astro- provides medical data for in- whether or not the Martian son to be proud." Many oth- "The property owner has the area growth continues. fall, pumping stations and col- passenger in a car driven by nauts today undergo their flight and postflight -com- environment is suitable for er areas, he pointed out, men- been taxed beyond distrac- The main pumping station lecting sewers. About 108 Robert Swindle, also of Cliff- final, major preflight physical parison. life." tioning Ocean and Camden tion to solve these needs," he will have an initial installed miles of sewers will be In- wood, was treated and re- exam while launch crews pre- Seeking clues to possible leased at Riverview Hospital The photographs might pro- Counties specifically, were said. . capacity of 25 million gallons stalled in sizes ranging from pare for a space tripleheader life on Mars, Mariner 6 is to following an accident Satur- vide information on the ca- facing the same problems and Michael J. Rafferty, au- per day. 8-inch diameter to 48-inch di- starting tonight with a probe rocket toward that distant nal-like streaks that criss- thority chairman, called it "a day at the intersection of had done nothing about them. Plant units include an ad- ameter. toward the Mars. planet at 8:14 tonight. After cross the planet. happy day." Initially, he said* Newman Springs Road and ' Mr. Sullivan expressed his Air Force Lt. Col. James an interplanetary voyage of tiie authority had disagreed, ministration building, com- Financial help is assured Shrewsbury Avenue. Mr. The Mariners will continue hope that voters in the fall A. McDivitt and David R. nearly five months, it is to with the state over the form minution and grit chambers, to the Authority from these Swindle was also treated and studies started in 1965 by the Scott and civilian Russell L". sweep within 2,000 miles of of the sewer project but now aeration tanks, clarifiers, agencies: Monmouth County released at the hospital. Both less sophisticated Mariner 4 complained of back injuries. Schweickart of Wall Town- the Red Planet, snapping is "convinced that the state chlorine building, sludge' Board of Freeholders, state which flew by Mars at a dis- ship, N.J., plan several hours pictures and gathering scien- Urgent Fund was right." Department of Health, Fed- Leo J. Zacak of 64 Newman tance of 6,118 miles. That thickeners, sludge storage Springs Road, here, was the with space agency doctors, tific data. probe disclosed the planet has Mr. Rafferty said further eral Water Pollution Control tanks, barge loading facilities, driver of the other car. who want to be certain they Sandwiched between Mar- densely packed craters much. that it wa "a lucky project," Administration, and the Fed- Need Gted s and an effluent pumping sta- Mrs. Majlis Kuzman of Club are fit. The trio's mission will iner and Apollo will be like those on the moon, little that the .authority was "for- eral Department of Housing tion. As an indication of the Way, Rumson, was admitted be to circle the earth for 10 the launching of the ESSA 9 or no magnetic field, no radi- tunate in its choice of engi- and Urban Development. to Riverview as was Thomas days after their Saturn 5 weather satellite at 2:34 a.m. ation belt and a surface at- By Defender neers and counsel," and that Brown of 131 Statesir Place, rocket blasts off at 11 a.m. Wednesday. Whirling through mospheric pressure one one- he was very happy to see the TRENTON (AP) - The Middletown, following an ac- Friday. a north-south orbit 900 miles hundredth of that on earth. head of New Jersey's public project "come to fruition." cident Friday evening. Mrs. high, the craft's cameras and Representatives of the au- Hughes and Rocky: infrared sensing devices,, will defender office says the of- Kuzman was a passenger in fice will "go out of business" thority's member towns are: the car driven by her hus- Holmdel School look at storm systems over Teacher Unit In mid-April unless an emer- Fair Haven, A. Harrison band, Edward B. Kuzman, the entire globe,. gency appropriation of $430,- Brennan and William J. Roo- Lift ADC Freeze which collided with a car Budget Backed McDivitt, Scott and ney, treasurer; Little Silver, driven by Stanley Forhan of Schweickart have the com- m is provided. HOLMDEL-A tax increase Rejects Pact Stanley C. Van Ness said Robert McCabe and Michael TRENTON (AP) - Govs. New York's additional share 212 River St., Red Bank, at plex task of proving the night J. Rafferty, chairman; Mon- Richard J. Hughes of New at $87 million. the intersection of Ridge of only $27 a year on a $30,-, readiness of the lunar module ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Saturday the agency's salary 000 home should not be the .account Is being depleted by mouth Beach, Thomas H. Jersey and Nelson A. In addition, Hughes said he Avenue and Rector Place. (LEM), the spidery four- The Atlantic Highlands Barnum ^nd Sidney B. John- Rockefeller of New York had been informed by Gov. Brown was a passenger in cause of a fundamental legged vehicle which Is de- Teachers Association has re- 'the need to Mr© more attor- change in the township's tra- neys, to handle a growing son, vice chairman; Ocean- appealed jointly to Congress Warren Knowles of Wisconsin Mr. Forhan's car. signed to land two men on jected a proposal from the port, Felix J. Foggia and Ed- Saturday to lift the freeze on ditional approach to educa- the moon and get them off Board of Education which caseload. that his state would have to tion, members of the Con- "We will definitely have to, ward F. McKelge, assistant aid to dependent children that pay an additional $15 million. safely. would net teachers a $900 treasurer; Shrewsbury, How- they say could cost the two cerned Taxpayers of Holmdel If they succeed, the way salary increase In 1969-70, halt our operations if we And he said he had support Township for Continued Qual- dl K. Walton and Paul F. states almost $100 million this Crash Fatal will be clear for the Apollo 10 Mrs. Elizabeth A. Collins, don't get the additional from other state and local of- ity Education believe. funds," he said. Shlssler, secretary; and year. ficials across the nation. crew to fly a LEM on a lunar board secretary, reported. West Long Branch, Harvey The agency defends in- In a joint statement re- "Governor Rockefeller and On Parkway Meeting at the home of Mr. orbit mission in May and for Negotiations came to a halt H. Shatto and George M. Con- Apollo 11 to attempt a moon digent adults charged with leased here, Hughes and I agree," Hughes said, "that HOLMDEL - Killed early and Mrs. Jack Siprcss of with tho teacher rejection as way, nssistant secretary. Parkview Terrace, the group landing in July. crimes and juveniles accused Rockefeller Bald they would this free© — far from vindi- yesterday when his car left Kugene DuFlocq, mediator urged support of the defeated Mariner 6 will be followed Of serious offenses. Consulting engineers are oppose tho freeze, scheduled cating greater federal parti- the northbound lanes of the appointed by tho Public Em- Manglnaro, Martin and Lin- to go into effect July 1, "in cipation in the enormous costs school budget In tomorrow's March 24 by a twin, Mariner ployment Relations Commis- • A bill has been Introduced Garden State , Parkway was second school election, coln, New York, and the at tho strongest possible fash- of state and local government 7, which will zip by the edge sion, looked on. In the stato legislature to pro- Charles It. Tymko, 21, of 106 of Mars' southern polar cap Ion." — represents a step in tlio Warning against apathy . A counter-proposal which vide the emergency funds. Worth St., Iselin. on July 31. They will gather Under that freeze, welfare which might lead to miolliw would commit tho board to The legislature has recessed opposite, and totally wrong, State Pollco said tho young scientific data and snap for several weeks to study the Plan Retreat would bo withheld from direction." man's car loft the highway budget defeat, the group feels increases of $1,800 to 92,000 "that the passage of the scores of photographs for 25 for some teachers was sub- budget submitted by Gov. MATAWAN—The Altar and mothers with Illegitimate chil- Hughes, a Democrat, also and traveled 480 feet before minutes each before streak- school budget on Feb. 25 is mitted by tho AHEA repre- Richard J. Hughes, n Demo- Rosary Society of St. Clem- dren If thoy hud them while on Id he supported Rocke- crnshlni; Into the bank of a in/; into orbit around the sun. crat. ent's Catholic Church will on welfnro. In most casos, feller, a Republican, on the (IraiimiK! ditch and flipping of utmost Importance in sentatives, Mrs. Collins said. maintaining not only quality The National Aeronautics The requested increases, sho Senate Mnjorlty lender conduct a retreat Wednesday, state or local government appeal the New York gover- over. Mr. Tymko was alone and Space Administration and Raymond II. Hntamnn, a Ilo- from 7:30 to 0 p.m. at tho would linvo to pick up tlio nor mndo last week to Presi- In the car. Ho wan pro- education lor tlio children of added, would cnuso an in- llftlmdcl, but also property tho objectives of the double publlcnn, mild, "I feel rather Bnn'lllah Fathers of Maria- tab If tho nld were to contin- dent Nixon for ^renter fed- nounced (load on arrival at mission "arc to study the sur- crease of about $35,000 In values, many of which havo strongly tlmt w« aro going to p/teli, Slllltvoll Lano, Matawan. ue. ' eral help In stato and local lllverview llospllal, ft e d. face and atmosphere of Mars school expenses If granted. ni>prove tho public defender All the women of tho parish Estimate Given projects. Hank, Where ho was taken rlson as much as 20 per cent to establish the basis for fu- Tho board and tho AIIEA In the past two years." appropriation. Hut he nre Invited to nttend tho IIuglic3 csllitmtcd that If Both governors also reiter- liy the Matawun HoroiiKh ture experiments In tho will meet ncaln next week, Mid tho COl'-controllcd logls- "Preparation for Lent" ser- tlio federal government did ated their appeals for thn fed- First Aid K(|im over Pollco surmised tlio driver will ri'SHhmlt Its defeated life and to develop technolo- thmigli lt In tlio boant'o ovornll budget picture before Further lnfomtntlon may bo noy would tmvo to spend mi the ontlro welfare program had fallen asleep at the #8,291,41)1 school budget lor gy for future Mare missions," opinion "these exorbitant do. ncting on Bpeclflc emergency obtained^ from Mm. (Juntls additional $10 million this nntl standardize welfare wheel, Troopw (iilt)Ort Nlcl- 19011-711 to township votere Tho ngency emphnsl/.cd the mundft can only result In an incfifiureff. Lama, Morg«nvlllo. yoar, llockofeller enllmated throughout tho nation. BIMI IUtd tomorrow. probes will not detect life Impaiiso." 12-THE tiAlLY REGISTER, Mondiy, February 24,1969 Kuhn Confident of Settlement This Week By ASSOCIATED PRESS baseball's $100,000 players, watching and waiting to see The owners, at the same, him the Cardinals intended to farther and more emphatical- tion. The 24 player represen- ' Baseball Commissioner appeared at the Boston Bed what I do," he added, re- time, expressed the feeling follow their schedule, too. ly, saying his league will open tatives, who unanimously re- Bowi6 Kuhn expressed coafi- Sox camp in Winter Haven, ferring to his teammates. that if a few of the super "You can't perpetrate a the regular season April 7 jected the $5.3 million offer, fideoce yesterday that the Fla., and asked for a confer- O'Connel said, "If Yaz stars signed contracts, A fraud on the fans," Kuhn said. "no matter what." were asking for a $6.5 mil-" players' boycott could end this ence with General Manager signs, I think most of the club would break the back of the "But as long as the fans know "I don't see any reason to lion package. week. Adding to speculation Dick O'Connell. will fall rapidly in line." boycott. who you're fielding, I .think take any other attitude," Cro- Two-Week Poll Of a pension settlement is the The two were joined for a "Sparky" Lyle and Bill Lan- But regardless of whether you should go ahead and play nin said. "Both sides want to The poll of 400 players 4s possible signing this week of short time by pitcher Jim dis, two veteran Boston pitch- there is a settlement this the games." resolve the issues and that is expected to take at least two one of Die sport's superstars Lonborg, Bed Sox' player rep- ers, did sign yesterday, giv- week, Kuhn thinks the clubs Although Mike , presi-' a good situation." weeks, according to Marvin — Carl Yastrzemskl resentative, and Yaz said lat- ing the Bed Sox 18 in camp, should go ahead with their ex- dent of the New York Yank- The owners and players' Miller, executive director of me association, thus ending "I thick there is a disposi- er, "I'm going to talk to deluding several others who hibition schedules. ( - ees, said Saturday the exhi- representatives will meet to- tion on both sides to make O'Connell again Wednesday nave seen some major league Johnny Murphy, general bitions might be wiped out if day. The owners originally about the time the exhibition reasonable concessions," morning." ' action. Boston expected sev- manager of the New York the dispute is not settled refused to attend any such season is scheduled to begin. Kuhn said in St. Petersburg, Asked if he might sign and eral more to sign today. Mets, said his club intends to quickly, Johnny Johnson, the meeting, saying they would Miller said the players' ne-. i his be in uniform Wednesday But Yaz is the 'big question play those games "even if we Yankees acting general man- be useless until the associassocia-a 6.. -New-York office, "The whole- -when-the Jted- Sox.are _schfid-_ htollTdl -^jger. said. "We'll have enough tion complete,„. d polling, its uled today with Frank Brown, thing could be solved this .uled to hold their first full Sox but for the Major League laflera. l —players for our exhibition— membermembers o n onmjem^^^iz^^^ial-me^fa^i>f-m-^aL weefc. I expect to be back in scale workout, the bard- Players' Association. While Birds Nest games." million pension package. eral Mediation and Concila>~ Florida Tuesday or Wednes- bitting outfielder replied: "It's the association expected de- Murphy said general man- The exhibition season starts The association agreed to tion Service, something the day." not impossible. fections by a few veterans, it ager Bing'Devine of the St. March 8., • the poll Friday when the own- owners refused to do. He also —Meanwhile, Yastraemski, Tough Sitatatkm bad boasted that all of the Louis Cardinals, who meet the Cronln Emphatic ers requested it after turning said there would be a meet- three-time American League "This is a difficult situation big names would adher to the Mets in the exhibition opener Joe Cronin, president of the down a $5.9 million compro- ing tomorroW of the 24 play- , p er representatives. batting champion and one of because so many people are strike. for both clubs, had assured American League, went even mise proposal by the associa- Rangers Shut Out Bruins 9-0 NHL Goalies Blasted by Barrage

Labor conditions in sports The New York Rangers bat- troit 3-2 and St. Louis stopped Libbett made it 4-0 early in that the Aces came out of it being what they are, the Na- tered Boston 9-0, Los Angeles 3-1. the second/ Favell came in with a tie, rallying for four tional Hockey League's goal- Detroit wore out two Phila- The Bangers tagged the to play goaL But the barrage goals and a (-6 deadlock. continued, interrupted only tenders' union may be tiling delphia netminders, routing slumping Bruins with their American Hockey Leagne a grievance today. fourth straight loss, despite by Guy Gendron's third-period the Flyers 9-1 last night, Min- In other games Sunday, Unfair labor practices the return of defenseman Bob- goal for the Flyers. Hershey dropped Cleveland night be the appropriate nesota socked it to Toronto by .Orr, who missed three Grant Bat Tricks 5-3, Providence belted Balti- charge but after,the barrage 7-2 and Los Angeles nipped weeks with a strained left Minnesota bunched five more 6-3 and Rochester edged of shots they were exposed to Oakland 4-3. knee. goals in the third period in- Springfield 4-3. yesterday, the goalies may In Saturday's action, Mon- Bod Gilbert, Donnie Mar- cluding the second and third In Saturday's games, Her- have troulble finding a repre- treal tripped Philadelphia 4-1, shall and Walt Tkaczuk had of Danny Grant's hat trick to shey tripped Cleveland 4-2, sentative in shape to repre- Chicago dropped Toronto 4-2, two goals apiece and Bob rip Toronto. Goalie Bruce and Baltimore blanked Spring- Gamble was the victim of the sent them. Pittsburgh squeezed past De- Noyin, Dennis Hextall and field 4-0. Brad' Park added the others North Stars' surge which against beleaguered Ed. John- earned Minnesota a share of Guy DuFcur and Serge Ber- ston, who faced 44 shots at fourth place in the West Divi-. nier scored two goals apiece the Boston nets. Three of the sion. They are tied with in the final period, pacing ONE OF NINE — Ntw York Rangert' Don Marshall slipi puck past Boston Bruins' Quebec's comeback against goals came within 38 seconds Philadelphia. gM)ie Ed jo],ntion ;„ fourini ptriod last night. Th« Rangers overwhelmtd Bos-" Buffalo. Bermer's second goal in-tte-tWrd-period; —rJtay-CuUon also had a pair- ton,-4.Q—~ :1AP The goals by Hextall and for Minnesota, which broke left after Quebec bad pulled Bark were the first of their - the game open after a score- goalie Duno Wilson for an ex- 111 on Lakers NHL careers. Goalie Ed Gia- less first period. tra attackers- -- comin, one of the few around _Los Angeles ended a five- The Atlanta Hawks, who al- the Lakers have lost'three in EAST DIVISION the league who's not thinking game losing streak by knock- W L T FU. OF 0* Treviiio Is One-Man most caught Los Angeles sev- a row. about some kind of job action ing off Oakland. The Kings Montreal 3T U I I! ZH 1« Boaton 33 13 12 71 219 113 eral weeks ago, are dosing In other games, Baltimore today, picked up his sixth blew an early 3-0 lead but Detroit 30 23 I » 1* IH New York -Jl 23 « M HO MS in again with the Lakers run- clung to its four-game East- shutout of the season. won it on Ted Irvine's 10th Chicago S> M « wol who tripped over .Philadel- surprised visiting Boston 118- get better because they prob-._ MontraU 4. TMladel)*l» 1 Tucson-Open Golf Tournament the National Open last sum- "I'll waive my prize money," phia 125-121 in Los Angeles in 116. "~~" kowski"and Frank Mahbvlich ably couldn't get worse, Que- Chicago 4, Toronto 2 into a one-man show yester- mer and he also won the laughed the urologist','who" scoring two goals apiece. Ma- Pittsburgh 3. Detroit 2 National Basketball Associa- On Saturday Milwaukee bec decided to show up for Bt. Louli 3, Lo* AncelM 1 day, winning by seven strokes Hawaiian Open. • couldn't have collected any- YMterdari Bcniu hovlicfi's pair gave him 39 the third period of its Ameri- with a six-under-par 60 for wa tion action last night. slipped by Detroit 108 - 107, for the season. Mlnmota 7. Toronto 2 . Trevino finished 17 strokes y- .. •'• . ... can Hockey League game new Yor* »; Boiion.o his final wand and 271 for the under par for the tourna- jp -San. DJege.jrM_New_Yoi*_ Detroit >, Philadelphia 1 Of the score card incident, 104 - 102, Boston clobbered -~BriiSe"~ MacGregor,'—Alex against Buffalo last night even tJJUl^Oiindlej^iOaindJJ -JOoJei, ^_ _^ In one game of the Lakers Delveechio and Connelly bad though the Bisons had a four' Today'i Game earlier before'faltering, now Phoenix 124-100 and Philadel- at Lot Asftlea, The U.S. Open champion's In second place was Miller scored against Parent in the goal lead, 6-2, Onlr nma ichedaled. about it. I checked the total, has won three straight while phia defeated San Francisco TnmrraWi • Uamu score equaled the tournament Barber, who carded a four- 129-122. ."""•; first period and when Mick Things got so much better. Ki scheduled. record for the Tucson Nation- under-par 68 for a_ 278 total. turned it in and' walked Net> Go Down al Goti Club course, where Trevino, 29-year-old ex-Ma- away!" .:\ • :zz Washington's .the, event was moved in 1965. In the American Basketball rlneirtfnCEl Paso, Tex., who After shooting • a par ,on Association yesterday Houston New Zealand's $ob Charles carded a 271 that year. was 'honored in both New the first hole, the stocky, 1811- Birthday topped the New York Nets pound Trevino carded birdies 133-121, Miami beat Denver Trevino started the'round York and Los Angeles early five strokes in front of the on the second, fourth, fifth, 109-106 and Minnesota got by in the week, collected ¥20,000 sixth, eighth, 11th and 12th Sale Days! Oakland 104-103. field, built his margin to six for his victory. Barber, of at the nine-hole turn, and holes. His long putts included The Hawks kept their hopes Sherman, Tex., collected $11,- then sailed In for his third a 20-footer at the eighth and "You just aHye by rollicking to a 30- 400. another from the same range point lead at the end of the Bert Yancey of Tallahassee, at the 12th. trot along first quarter to settle the is- behind it Fla., finished third with a 69- His only bogey of the day sue. Lou Hudson led them Yarbrough 279 for 17,100. . came at the nth hole. hollering with 24 points while Elvin Dr. Ed Updegraff, 46-year- Trevino surged so far MUStf..'.' Hayes, the NBA's top scorer, old Tucson amateur and for- ahead during the afternoon wag held to 15 for San Diego. In Daytona mer member of the U.S. that at cne point he held an Philadelphia held on desper- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Walker Cup team, shot a 67 eight-stroke: lead over the ately in the final two minutes (AP) - With a sudden burst to tie with Gene Littler and nearest pro and seven over to beat the Lakers and for- of speed on the final lap, Lee Don Bies at 280 only to be dis- Dr. Updegraff. mer teammate Wilt Chamber- Roy Yarbrough broke past lain for the fifth time in six chargin' Charlie Glotzbach a games. The 76ers, second be- mile from home 'yesterday hind Baltimore, led 123 - 111 and scored a record-breaking before the Lakers scored 10 victory in the Dayton 500 automobile-race by the length of his white Ford Talladega. St. Marfs Five Making his move with 100 SHINING ARMOR ON HIS NIGHT — Long Branch Mayor Paul Nattasio, left, pre- miles to go, Yarbrough Has 12 in Row worked his way up to second NEW MONMOUTH - St. sents the city's sportsmanship trophy to Monmoutfl Collsga's Ron Kornegay on "his and gradually closed ground Mary's, Monmouth County night." Mrs. Ann Kornagay shares her son's gratitude Friday night. on Glotzbach until, with three CYO League, remained un- laps to go, only three seconds beaten in 12 contests last separated them. night as it riddled Holy Yarbrough cut the margin Family of Union Beach, 101- to two seconds, then one, and 32 in the Northern Section of Hawks Foil Trenton State's as they went Into the final the Northern Division. lap, he was on the leader's ffimptfeffy St, Mary's used 13 players, tailpipe. On the backstretch all of whom scored. High Bid to Ruin 'Kbrnegay Night' heading for home, he shot man was Larry Smith with past Glotzbach's Dodge Charg- 20, but he had help from four WEST LONG BRANCH - Mayor Paul Nastasio of Long NAIAA tournament and an- er, then held him off through other men who hit double In spite of Trenton State's Branch and Jack Drury, other crack at the national the final turn in a stirring fin- figures. Rich Diely (14). Tim "kill-joy" efforts, "Ron Kor- Kornegay's high school coach championship. ish. ihe.choice Craig (13), Fred Solieder negay Night" was a complete at South Side. First, however, the Hawks Winning his second race in (12), and Ed Dolaghan (10) success Friday. Kornegay celebrated the oc must get by the District 32 two days, the 33-year-old Co. all made the night a little pfmen Monmouth's 5-7 ace was casion by dumping in a team tournament on their court lumbfa, S.C. veteran turned brighter for St. Mary's. Holy honored during halltime cere- high of 21 points. Jennings March 4 and 5. Southampton, in an average speed of 157.950 Family's Tom Presti canned who know monies with the Hawks out finished with 15 and John Bar- Marist and a fourth team yet miles per hour — tho fastest 12 for the losers. front, 35-28. Then the.senior one had 13. to be named also will com- 600-mlfe race ever run. snow guard fouled oiit with three - '-"- Eye Nattonali - — -7 pete. " "It was the dream of a life- you'll go for the stamina and lia- minutes to go in the contest Only one thing wilt make Monmouth will close out its time," Yarbrough exulted. bility of the Simplicity Sno-Awoy. and watched from the bench Monmouth's man of the hour regular season this week with "After winning yesterday In Touch-O-Matlo clutching pro- happier than he was Friday vides safe «p«ed control. All- as his playmates were extend- iv/o games at home, Wednes- the Fermatex 300, it was al- welded steel frame It rugged, ed Into overtime at 56-all on night—another trip to Kansas day against Newark Rutgers most too much. reliable, Anti-Icing engine starts a jump shot by the visitor's City (he's been there twice in and Friday against Philadel- "I had faith in that car. 1 quickly In iny weithtr. In 4 HP, Vlncc Masco with two sec- the past three years) for the phia Textile. 8 HP and 7 HP models, slngla knew it would go when I need- •nd two-jingo action, with clear- onds to go In regulation, ed It to go." ing widths to 26'. Stop In today, Jeming*. lo IteKue Willie Jennings came to Monmouth's Frosh Fare llm rescue by hitting for the Nagle Assists Other Makes and first two bankets of overtime Mods* Available EVERY MINUTE AND (o lead Monmouth to a 13-ff Well in Met Swimming Prep Champions with Discounts up To margin and a 8M5 victory, JAMAICA, L.I, - Terry In tho 1,000-yard freestyle LAWRENCEVILLE - Bob / HALF... SOMEONE the Hawks' 10th against four Fox, Rick Sleadmnn and Bill (12:081). Naglo of Ruroson contributed 20% losses. Asay took tho 200-yard but- greatly as host Lnwrcnccvlllo Irflfiit'iilly, Jennings, like Asay captured first plate for Sal* Ends Feb. 28th Monmouth College In the terfly In 2:19,0, and added sec- took team honors In the Prop CALLS AAMCO KninciJ.'iy, is a native of New- onds In tho 200-yard frecntylo School division of the Eastern fviry wtet' A/WO t«"»'ltl mor« ark, the community which Metropolitan College Swim- tliun 10.000 tfufumliilon proh'trnt. (2:00.1) and the 100-yard but- Jnterseholnstlc Swimming Y«w (Iff trn tuwltiu, a tin llHtd- «:nt several busloads of fans ininf.' Conference's freshman terfly (:58.9). Championships here Saturday rhtrk, fmt, efri'l«nt Itrvlr* - nnd fricnih lo honor llielr MONMOUTH moil tlrmi lit |uit on* »Joy. And championships at .St. John's Two other young Hawks night. wllfi AA/M <), your tfaru'ruiitrin <;.jri product on "hl.» night." tared well. Tom Wheeler was h« proUrlari by ovtr MO AAM'.O University licrc yfl.'iterclay. NnRle finished second In the Nylon surfing jacket. Off- Ccnlid r.ouil lo «ov»l ih(.' woll wlBlicrs wcro second In the 50 nnd 100-yard 100-yard butterfly and wim a MOWER Fox wared 187,40 to win (he CM> OWHIKIHIP freestyle events with times of member of the winning 400- .54 Hwy, 15 MWdl.town RENT A CAR nnernotw (IIVIIIR compelIIIon, •M,9 nnd :52,0, and netted a center racing stripes, 9.00. wlitk ,S'l«i(lm;in wn% flrnt In ynrd freestyle relay (enm, DAY • WEEK • MONTH flflh In tho 500-ynrd freestyle SOT Railroad Alt., Ailxry Park (ho 200-yiird Individual niwl- Alan Fredericks of Runwon 671-1073 In 0:0!i,B. wn8 second In thn rllvln« com- Young Men's Shop, second Fr»* lowing 774-i|O0 WALL l<7 In 2:15.1. .li'ff York wns fourth In thn uoi. Tkra tat. • AM, r. I P.M. UMCOlNMVRCUftY petition, nnd Hed Bank's Ken HJI. N.wmon $prl>gi lid, Iftr*wi6ury Avi, of Ipcwnvr* Stvfldninn also picked up a lOOy/ud Iwickfitroko (1:07.8) Wlnfleld won (ho 100 y«rd but- Mdoy till 1:00 P.M. floor Natelsons J. Kridel. *••< lank 142-2500 747-5400 third In tlin 200-y«r

mi Wins District 23Titte "-^EV^*S. --•'• ,-SHE DAILY REGISTER, Monday, FA. 2i, 1969-^13 Acts Lead Lions' Way

RUMSON - Oh, brother! Ken, a Junior, pinned CBA's Three CBA grapplers also pound Joe Dinen, a 6-3 vietor against Red Bank Catholic's victor over Rumson- Fair Ha- ven's Tom Kavookjian. MiddJetown Township an- Al Marzano in 1:24 of the sec- are among the district do;en, over CBA's Mike Powers. Mike Sagurton. Paced by its six champions, Champions in the District nexed the District 23 wrest. ond round of the champion-, including a pair of champions 130—Middletown's Ron Car- ling championship here Sat- Ship match in the 148-pound Middletown showed a team hart, who blanked Red Bank 24 event at Manasquan High urday night, and lion Coach class. Steve, the Lions' heavy- of a year ago, Pete Black total of 89 points to 79 from Catholic's Tony King, 10-0. School were Gene Scott (106), Dick Kleva can be thankful weight, defeated CBA's Frank (141) and Gary Sagui (178). CBA. Shore Regional was Bill Mallue (141), and Chip third with 48 points, Rumson- 136 — Red Bank Catholic's (157), all of (cam for the performances of a pair penovese, 9-4, to sew up his Rlack, up a notch from thr Terry Gillen, an overwhelm- of brother acts who contri- title. 135-pound class he won in 1968, Fair Haven and Red Bank champion Wall Township; Catholic gathered 28 and 26 ing 11-2 winner over Shore's Curry Abbot (98), Ron Jones buted greatly to the team title These four Middletown grap- decisioned Bob O'Neil of Mid- Mike Yurenchko. by emerging as district twins. dletown, 4-0, in the finale, points, respectively, to garner (136), Russ Bennett (168) and piers join teammates Lee Am- fourth and fifth spots. Red Larry Day (178), all of runner- old (98) and Howie Kennedy while Sagui, 168-pound champ 148 — Red Bank's Dave The Florios—Mike and Len last winter, knocked off Red Bank was sixth and Long Mott, a winner by default over up Neptune; John Bachlund — are twins and even more (106) and six other district Branch seventh. J115), Mike Kowalsky (130), champions in advancing to the Bank's^ Larry Lee, 11-2, Sat- Long Branch's John Skove. —topressive-is^g-faet thafc- Jiht Tfiey*re Consoled and^BriarTBroaniak (148), air they're only sophomores. Mike Regioi n III competition Friday J57 _-_£BA's Paul MaJian, of Freehold; Mike" Napier and Saturday at Ewing High Bill Vadecker, the other Consolation matches for who was extended into over- wrapped up the 136-pound third place awards went to: (123) of Asbury Park and championship by pinning School. Victories there would Colt to go all the way, won a time by Rumson-Fair Haven's Charles C a 1 h o u n (heavy- Christian Brothers Academy's qualify them for the state fi- 4-0 verdict over Rumson-Fair 98 — Rumson-Fair Haven's Ray Salmon before winning weight) of Howell. Joe Giunco in 57 seconds of nals the following Saturday, Haven Regional's Dick Daniel- John Oyan, who pinned Red _2-0. March 8, at Convention Hall, son. Shore Regional came up Bank's Jim Ewing in 33 sec- Abbot (98), Brodniak (141), their final bout. Brother Len onds of the second round. 168 — Rumson-Fair Haven's Savage (148) and Calhoun defeated Shore Regional's Asbury Park. with three district champions Bob Vallis, a pin winner over Arnold joined the list of dis- who passed the first test on 106—Red Bank's Jim Clews, (178) all captured district Barry Ashley, 4-2, in their fi- Middletown's Bill Young in titles in those weight classes TITLE PICK-UP— Middletown's Mike Florio corrals a nale. trict kingpins by disposing of the road to the state title. a 7-5 winner over Bill Jaku- 1:08 of the second round. Shore Regional's Dave Timpy, They are Jeff Bailey, a 10-1 becy of Rumson-Fair Haven. a year ago. Colt en route to a District 23 championship in the 136- The Hallgring bothers - 6-2, and Kennedy moved into winner over Middletown's 115 - CBA's Mark Bulva- 178 — Red Bank Catholic's Champion Southern Region- pound finale. Florio gives a quick lift to Christian Mike Hill, who defeated Ken and Steve - aren't twins, the exclusive circle by earn- Jim King at 115; Alex Cosen- nowski, 10-2, over Vince Sul- al and runner-up Toms River Brothers Academy's Joe Giunco whom he pinned for tino, the 123-pound king with Shore's Marty Bruno, 5-3. but tiiey followed suit to bring- ing a. 12-5 decision of over livan of Red Bank Catholic. each had four individuals in the title in 57 seconds of the first round Saturday ing two pieces of district hard- Red Bank Catholic E. McGit- his 6-2 conquest of Tomjferch- 123 — Long Branch's Char- Heavyweight — Red Bank the District 25 on the former's ware into the household, tigan. akowski of CBA, and 168- lie Byrd, a slim 7-6 victor Catholic's Brian Hill, a 5-0 mats. night.

DISTRICT CHAMPIONS — Dick Kleva, wrestling coach of Middletown Township, BULLDOG BITES DUST—Christian Brothers Academy's OUT IN FRONT — Steve Hallgring, left, of Middletown Township has the arm of enjoys the fruits of victory with the boys responsible for the Lions' District 23 cham- Pete Black, who went on to capture a District 23 mat CBA's Frank Genovese in the heavyweight finale Saturday night. Hallgring is in the pionship. Front Row, left to right, are Le e Arnold, Howard Kennedy, Tony King and championship at 141 pounds, has command of Rumlbh-' process of escaping the grip of the Colt grappler during their match which rssultsd -

Mike Florio. Rear, in same order, are Jim Guerrierit Ken Hallgring, Bob O'Neil, Fair Haven Regional's Neil Cocker in their semi-final in a championship 9-4 verdict for the Lion. I Register Staff Photos by Larry Pernal Steve Hallgring, len Florie and Kleva. All won district championihipi except Suer- match Saturday- afternoon. Black took a 9-0 decision. rieri, the team's injured team captain, and King and O'Neill, who were runnm-up ~nfi1~ihTl* Green Warn, Admirah I - Wrap Up Championships Long Branch took the doubt (4-18) is 1-12 against "A" op- for the Buccos. Jackson ace Tom O'Donnell's 29 points from everyone's mind Friday position. Greg Archer gave the Jaguars were a big help to Keyport night when it beat Rarltan, Jeff Scott and Kevin Hamm 21 of the 71 total and Tom in its 62-60 double overtime 81-62, and took its first Shore both bit for 15 for the Fliers Langford managed 13. victory over Shore Regional. Conference "A" Division and Dal Hoover contributed Red Bank finished fourth in Kevin Orr's outside Jump shot crown. 10. "B" competition. with three seconds left in the The Green Wave finished Ocean Breezes Hudson Cinches second overtime period ac- its regular season with a dis- "B" Division title holder, Henry. Hudson Regional counted for the win. Dennis tinguished 18-1 mark overall Ocean Township, had little rapped up the "C" Division Bozard put in 17 points for and a 13-1 record against "A" difficulty besting weak How- title with a breezy 84-59 tri- the losers. foes. ell Township, 77-40. Bill Wool- umph over Wall Township. Southern Regional clinched Raritan was never really sey had a so-so night with 13 The Admirals have a 19 • 3 second place in the division dose. Wave sharpshooters points which were equaled record and 13-1 in the "C" Di- by nipping Central Regional, Tom Williams, Billy Jones by teammate Jerry McAu- vision. Wall finished fifth 5W7, at the loser's court. The and Mickey Hampton drove liffe. Ron Blankley added to with a 5-9 conference mark. Rams finished their schedule thetr team to a rapid 6 • 0 the Spartan point collection Scott Riley led the Admiral with a respectable 12-2 mark lead, and by the end of the with 12. Rebel Alex Serge scoring barrage with 26 against "C" foes. Central period it was 22-10. Chico and scored more than anyone, can- points. Walt Mewes and Les closed with a 4-10 mark. Billy Jones put." things on ice ning 18 for the evening. Hendricks both added 11. Wall . Bill Kapler and Bill King in the third quarter by scor- The hapless Rebs were nev- had two men in double figures, did most of the damage for ing nine points apiece. er close, as they could man- Jim White 18 and John the Rams, scoring 16 and 15 Jim Freglette canned 22 age only seven points in the Hughes 17. ' points. Don Whiteman and points for the Rockets, but first period and four in the Third place Point Pleasant Tom Morrissey scored 12 second. Ocean has won 18 Boro (8-6) beat town rival each for the Golden Eagles. Chlco Jones scored 25 and of 21 games this season. brother BUly hit for 18. Point Beach, 65-53, to clinch Pro-Pointing No Consolation Red Bank evened its over- that conference position. The In other action, Hightstown A frigid 1st period for Brick all season record at 10-10 by Panthers never trailed in the and Keansburg scored like Township gave the Middle- clobbering Jackson Township, game, as Carl Collison canned the pros, with Hightstown do- town Lions an easy way home, 101-71, Phil Dotts and Bruce 20 points and Paul Belmont ing most of it for a 10309 88-69, but for the Lions there Farley sparked the Bucs by contributed 10. The Garnet victory. Bob McKnight canned was little consolation as Long scoring 26 and 24 points, re- Gulls had the highest scorer 39 for Hightstown, with Rich- Branch had won the "A" Di- spectively. Fritz Roth added in Dave Thompson who hit ie Parrish adding 23, and Nate vision Championship anyway. 13, and Dennis Halsey had 11 for 24. Sombry contributing 18. Joe Middletown ended Its season Carfi scored 31 for the Titans at 18-4 overall and 12-2 In "A-" and Tom Puglisi tossed for competition. Five Teams Survive 21. Joe Hoffman was the Lions' St. Joseph's of Toms River gee with 23 points, followed beat Marlboro, 67-59, to give by Keith who canned Casey First Round it a 10-9 season record. Tho 20. The Dragons' leading gun Griffin, trailed by two at was Ken Scott, who hit for halftime but came back util- RED BANK - Action In the son's 14 points. Joining Hen- izing a press which shook up We didn't make it any easier to look at. 20 of his 22 points in (ho sec- annual Casey Tournament at derson were Dan Cohen and ond period. Mlko Arnee add- the Mustangs. St. Jnmes got under way Sat- Do'ig Bland who made 10 Kevin Blllcrman scored 23 ed '8 for the Dragons. urday. apiece. Jody Fllopowatz hit 12 Just easier to drive. Lakewood gunner Joso De- In the first round piny, for Holy Family. points for St. Joseph's and Causey stymied Toms River Jim Alexander canned 16 for Union Reach nipped St. St. Mnry's of New Mon-the Mustangs. with 31 points to give the Pln- James, 40-35, with Mark Ken- mouth used 18 players (nil You'd never know it td look at It, but that's a you 25 miles to the gallon. It still takes only an ers an easy 82-40 victory ovor Two on Saturday ny canning Id points and Rich but two scored) to whip St. yolkswagen without a clutch pedal. occasional can of oil. And It still won't go neor tho Indiana. The win Rave the Flynn hitting for 13 for tho Domlntck'B of Brick Town- In nction on Saturdny night Plners an 11-4 division record winners. Mlko Dnvlno con- ship, 40-21). Members of St. "II" Division's Asbury Park What It does have is something called an auto- water or antifreeze. and a 14-5 overall. The Indi- nected for 10 for the losers. Mary's second team were clinched second place by matic stick shift. "Automatic" because you can If It were anything but a Volkswagen, you'd ans nre tho solo possessors of St, Mnry's of Denl bent St. brought in with only thrco knocking off Mnnnsqunn, 115- drive It up to 55 mph without shifting at gll. "Stick 58. The game was close right probably pay dearly for all this luxury. tho cellar. Denis of Mnnnsqunn, 32-24, in minutes gone In tho first half. shift" because you shift II when you go over 55. Instead, a-'Vqlkswmnn with an nutomatlc Stick HOSCOO nichnrdson was nn- the second game. T. J. IIOROIS Jim Monnhnn canned 11 down to the twomlnulo mnrk, nlher l)l(! man for Ukewood. helped tho wlnnero with 12 polnls for St. Domlnlck's. but tho HI.Hhops closed I he Once, shift costs a moro $1938.* Ho hit for 22 points find points, iind Tom Cuntlllo Action will resume next gap with llvfi consecutive And that's |usl to help you save gas. (In keeping All of which romforcos what we've blen saying , (loorgo Ilnwn ndded 13. Illj!h scored 13 In n losing cause. Sunday at 3 p.m., with St. points. The Hlno Warriors h;id wllh a grand old Volkswagon tradition.I to settle for third opot with for 20 yoars. man for the Indians WHH Hoi) Stnr of tho Son nulled St, Catharine's of Spring Lake As a matter of {act, this Volkswagon still givos Looks aren't everything. Ilnwthorno with 19. Ann's, 30-31, In tho third meeting Tlnton Fulls and St. lied Hank, , Orcg Mount scored half nf game. Al Gonziilcs did most Mnry's of Now Monmouth Tho Bishops had a well bal- Freehold's 54 points, mil It of tho dnmiiRO for tho win- plnylng St, Mnry's nf Deal nt anced scoring spree from He wasn't onoiiRh to ooninln Nop- ners by tossing In 14 polm.i, 4 p.m. Thon at 7 p.m., St. Wlllmnn (ID), Itlrlilo Abrntn.' HIM. Tho Kllcm lind Uirco while tenmmnto Tim Yorvoa ARUOB of .Atlantic: Illfjliliindr. (15), Tton Lyons (12) and Jn< Shrewsbury mon In double flRiirns plus Iho tnndo 13. John McDonald will compote with Union Henderson (10). Tho Warrior; ndvniilniio of board control scored 11 fur St. Ann's. lleiich nnd nt 8 p.m. Star of had (luce men In double fIK- Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. for their 82-54 victory. Nep- Tlnlon Kails defeated Holy the Sen will fnco Holy Spirit. ui(«. Dun Miller led with 22, tune In 12-8 overall nml 7-8 Fiimlly ot Union Bench, 44-3(1, The Komlflnuls will tako Chlpp 1!li si cnnnml HI nnd In the reference, Freehold with help from Ken Hender- Mlko Mooro made 13 Shrewsbury Avenue TRUCKS FOR SALE 14-THE DAILY REGISTER, Monday, Fehruary 24, 1969 ANNOUNCEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE AUTOS FOR SALC AUTOS FOR SALE UIT UM-Uonia. Four-door 19tt FORD BCONOLINB •tmi\ LOST AND FOUND WATCH VOU THE ORAND OPEN. 193T OLCBMOBILB ~ Two4»r, VAN — New Ure>, good condition;- WE HAVE NO Paued liiipectlon,. Asking; J800, Can uu>5. |5jJT par wa«fc Take over LNd of The Country Mouse, Antiques. 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Sun root, radio, heater, only p.m. 591-2240. 1968 Mercury motor. 650 BZj heavy Was $895 Was $549 1000 miles. Best utter. (714194. duty trailer. Many eztrai. Must sell. • fRED KOESER 1964 JEEP — Wagontlre. Four-wheel 542-0122. J961 FORD — 8unllner, convertible. drive. 1500. 229-2179 after Good condition. New top, tires and S:3O. 42' CHRIS CRAFT — DCFB, ship-to- DOMESTICS paint WOO or best one*. 747-14M. ahore. hot and cold pressure water. • AWN HOLSEY NEW 1965 THUNDERBIRD — Landau, New electrlo galley. Bleipa seven, Burgundy. Power. ateerlng, power Davits, auto pilot, re-powered 196S _J65 VALIANT '60 FORD $4951 '65 VOLVO MERCEDES-BENZ' braUea, power windows. Oood condl twin 210 h.p.. monel tanks. Cabin top Thundsrblrd. Two-dox hordtop. , ,„, _. .^ _. ^51495 _*_BERT RYPKEMA AUTOS FOR SALE Woof aedon. I22 s Two door tlon. I10S0. 787-9563. Flbarglas. Hull and deck completely Block/arcy. N. j. State Inspection I, " - - "•»•.«" heoter, DEALER --—• reflnlahed 1968. In water, ready for guarantee. . 11 white wall tlrw. • • TQM KEGELMAN 1962 CHEVROLET convertible. Hydra- Inapeotlon. Muat aall, getting larger., Was $795 Now $ 559 matlc. SIM. Call boat. 747-9736. Wa ara not fully opaivad at of 787-2917 '43 MERCURY $ 895!; •## BIUBIER time ISM — 37' ZOBEL B«a To*- Sports • BILL HOLSEY yat. Although w* ara abla to Monterey. Colony Park. Radio and I; 00 MPIDLCIl tlili CHRYSLER 1087.300 Four-door hard- Fisherman. Fly bridge, radio. 100 h.p. t«l» your ordar for foreign or top. Fully equipped, air. Take over Chris Craft. Many extrai. Call after Motor, outanotlc, power. j i jwtoaaitr.. Station wagon^adto payment! (13.27 week. Town * Coun- s p.m. 747-3961. ^CHEVROLET 1 v taidiird troni damntic d»li»ary. Wa alia will try Dodte, Inc. 60 Main St. Mala- Impota Moor horcttop. mi BUICK wan. Call nowl 566-<10O. 1968 MERCURY — 135 h.p. 17' '63 FORD $ 7951 "x" "'"-' * « - bi glad to help you with your mula wltn cox trailer, 13000. ! Rlvrero tiartitop coupe. borkC'sen new. Call M2-3705. Was $895 Now $679 Country Sedan. Station Wagon. I' •margtney tarvlca neadi. with buckskin vinyl ton with match- 1066 MOB — Very good condition. Rod,, and hjater. autom-lr, .| '^ PONTIAC $1525 Ing Interior. Tilt steering wheel, air One owner. Oreen. Wire wheels. Re> 14' BKIFF — lOVi h.p. Johnaon mo- UM 1Tw0doorh0rdt0Pi conditioned. ~ dlo. Toiuieau. Call 222-4919 after 8 p.m. tor, call '44 BUICK SUM'i ™" "'"* WATCH FOR OUR FORMAL Power 1954 JEEP — Four wheel drive. 1400. 843-4605. rod ssota Call 1959 7tt H.P. ELOIN — With 3 gal- ^"".Convertible. Rod* and J' »""" «*> **»• "»*"""' "' ""» OPENING, COMING SOON. and heoter, automatic, power. j heater, automatic, V-B, power. 264-4478 lon tank. Very good condition. $40 windows. or heat offer. 542-2380. '64 CORVAIR RUSSELL Mag 1966 PONTIAC ntstlon wagon. Air Memo coup*. wwv SPECIAL OF THE WEEK w Pleou Call 842.5351 wheels conditioning, stereo tape player, pow- COMPJSnTTVE JERSEY SPEED a"d CADILL«f-OLDSM0BILE er steering. Good condition. Must sell. BKIFF HULL AND TRAILER. (800. C. DOUGLAS ALAN 11,500. 671-2929 or 727-1360. 231-8302. Was $795 How $669 1964 VOLKSWAGEN OLDSMOBILE- premium BROADWAY AT 4TH IN Ocwnporl Av«. LIU* lilver tires. 2J2-I234 LONG BRANCH 1966 LINCOLN — Continental, tour- 23' CABIN CRUISER — Top condi- SWan. flock. RKIIO and lieoler, while wall' door, fully equipped, air conditioned. tion. Best offer. Call CADILLAC CO. TAKE'OVER PAYMENTS (16.72 per tirw. Full Volktwogen 100% ouorontte. '849 week. TOWN * COUNTRY DODOE, 681-5269 N141-A. Inc. 60 lliln St., Maiawan. call nowl 22' LUI1RS SKIFF — Excellent" tori- 686-6100. dttfon. 109 Qray engine. Full canvas '64 CHEVROLET 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. cover. Automatic btlge pump. Head, Bet Air Wagon. 1968 IMPALA — station wagon, a- anchor. Two bunks and cushions, ex- UD IANK passenger, fully equipped. Take over tras. S18OO. Day, 291-2534, Night, B42- Was S!O95Jotr 5 789 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST pmymentM (15.87 a week. Town A ^AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER Country Dodge, Inc., 60 Main St., 741-0910 Matawan. Call nowl 566-6100. CADILLAC 1658-«=-Four.-dnor_hard-. IUSINESS NOTICES top. Orey. Call evenlnga, SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. OPEN WED. ft FRI. "TIL f P.M. | 842-2674. TYP'N'COPY '63 FORD UK Executive Trplng and Mlmeo SAT. TIL • P.M. 1966 CHEVELLB 88-397 — Excellent Resumes - Letters - Reporte 846-430K XL SOP 2-door Hordtop SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY condition. Call 291-1097 RUBBER STAMP! — Made to order Was S 895 Now 5 779 Faat. efficient aervlee. Use at home or 1955 THUNDERBIRD — Very good business, Mil 741-3237 or 717-Mm. condition. Call S42-3052 rUmnrUHB UOVlSa — Attics and cellara cleaned. Free estlmatei. Call ism FORD — Station wagon, air-con- 747-3002. '63 CORVAIR dltloner. An In, (100 or bait offer. ALL TYPES OF HOME REPAIRS MOMO COW*. Call after 6 p.m.. 741-4901. Alterations, remodeilnr, and painting. 1BSO CHEVROLET STATION WAG- Reasonably priced. Free estimate*. Was $695' Now $ 499 THIS IS THE HOME ON IMPALA — With air conditioning. Prompt service. Call 741-3963. 78T-7IM alter 5:30 p.m. SHEET METAL WORK WANTED - 1063 VOLKSWAGEN — Red sedan. Small or large. Red. Sank meet Radio and heater. Low mileage. (450. Metal Co., 1 Leonard St., Bed Bank. OF THE 741-OB2I. 741-3454. '63 FALCON VOLVO 1866 1221 — Four-door. Auto- OnORQB MARSH ft IOHI — Local matic transmission. Radio and heat- and long distance moving and atot- Fonchero er. Excellent condition. Asking (1495. age. Agantj^ for Enge^ Broe.'_ Fully Call evenings, 2294610. Icaured and contatnerlxsd storage. Was $495 Now $389 QEOROE MARSH * SON*. M0 W. 1966 CHEVROLET SUPER BPORT — Pioapeet Ave., CUffwood. 566-UM. One owner. 10.000 miles. Automatic* VS. Power steering. Best otter, 842- 5041 or 747-2915. HAVING A PARTY? REDUCED PRICES Calf '63 CHEVROLET BEST DEALS 1966 OLDSMOBILE 442 — Blue and MERRI MAK1N0S white. Four-apaed- Bicellent condition. Impalo S. S. Hordtop. JIEOO or best offer. 19 South End T41-5933 Mon. thru FrI. • a.m.-13 Ave., East Keanatmrg. Two daya advance notice a "UUfT" LIGHT HAULINO—CLUAN CILLAES Was $995 Now $7*9 IN MONMOUTH COUNTY ON 1969 FORDS! A CREAM PUFF — Without compar- TARDB OARAatS — rres etUmaUs. fiton. 1963 Cadillac Coupe Si Vllle. run power. Alr-condltloned. Vinyl Call alter > p.m. 711-2119. roof,- leather Interior. Very low mile- SMALL JOB SPECIALIST age. SIIS9. 2M-M3". Home repairs, alterations, additions. 'oT XL S189S 1959 CHEVROLET COUPE — Oood Inside and outalde. 291-3260. '63 OLDSMOBILE Two-door hardtop, bucket Mats. running condition. 1100, Call COMPLITB TAX BIHVICB—Corpora.- Convertible. Air conditioning, 671-1151 tlon, bualneaa, personal and payroll. 5-50 factory warranty. Also bookkeeping auditing. Outstand- Was $ 495 Now $ 249 19M RAMBLER—Ciasslo 770. two-door ing record ot sattaflad ollenta for 18 48 FAIRLANI $17»S hardtop. Ivory, red vinyl upholstery. yeara In Mlddletown. Maximum legal Vg, automatic, power brake*, alter- deduction assured. Reasonable rates. Hardtop. ing, radio, heater. 11298. Call 747-1633. For appointment call (71-1289. Margery 5-50 'oetofy warranty. 1961 BOROWORD — station w ion, Trovato * Aasoclatea, trading as Re- plua two snow tlrea. S195. Call liable Tax Service, '47 OALAXII $1795 281-9184 '63 FALCON 900 Hardtop. PAINTING Squirt Waoon. 5-50 foctpry worronty. Paperhtnglni. Interior, exterior. In- STATION WAGONS TRUCKS FOR SALE ured. Neat, reliable work. Call Jerry, Was $995 Now $739 •41 FAIRLANE , J179S 787-3243 for free estimate. •at COUNTRY SQUIRI $1*50 Two-door hardtop automatic. I960 % TON — 8' atake rack Chev- 5-50 factory warranty. rolet truck. Automatic transmission, SUSPENDED CEILINGS — Pensllnl. /QUO, 5-50 factory warranty. lift late. BONOARZONE NURSERY. finished recrcaUon • rooms, attics. Wayside Rd., New Shrewsbury. Bheatrocklng, taping. I43-42M. SHREWSBURY AVENUE '44 CHEVROIXT $1*50 '47MUSTANS ,$14»B 1»» CHEVROLET TRUCK — Rack INCOME TAX RETURNS PRE- '62 CHEVROLET Caprlci. Elghl-cyllndir, oufomaile, body lift, excellent condition. 19H9 PARED — John II. Connelly, Put* Impolo Convertible power steering., CHEVROLET 2% ton cab and stake Ho Accountant. Call 747-3342. '• , I •tS COLONY PARK $14« J-M focttry warraniy. body, new engine. 1951 CHEVROLET Panel truck, engine good. Csll 787- DAN GENTILE BUILDER — Roof- Was $795 Now $589 THANK YOU 0816 after 6 p.m. Ing, aiding, wood and aluminum. All '«» CUSTOM $1350 •iiCHIVROLIT t SlStl typea of maaonry and concrete work. Ranch wagon. Coprlc« Moor hordtop, All work guaranteed. 671-1379. for your tremendous rttpoma to our official Grand Opening. Since the erowdi j air conditioned. 1963 K-TON CHEVROLET PICKUP — 1550, Call w«r* to enormous . .. not everyone wet able to take advantage of our unbe- •H COUNTRY SOlilH $1395 741-1133 SPRING PAINTINSI '61 PLYMOUTH 10 poiHnger. '4* MIRCURY SI49S Call now for free e»Umat». Top Quail* Woaon. lievable pricet.Therefor, we have decided t» give those of you who mined out Pork Lane hardtop, ty Work. Rotioiublt Prtcei. Fully la- '« FAIRLANE SCO $ »?5 AUTOS FOR SALE Was $295 Was $139 on the savings another opportunity. Why not stop in this week and buy your •*4 OALAXII *im """• MY THREE SONS •44 COUNTRY SIDAN t 950 500 hordtopi. Pftlntlnf Contractor* next car. Thanks Again. Automatic, power steering* air conditioned, '46 DODftI SIS*! Sprlnij If Juit 495-0526 264.7449 Coronet NO J-door bordlop, bucket KITCHENS IlBMODELBD — Custom seals, automatic, powar stHrlng. Around the Corner.., designed, immedlalo Installation, Call OTHER MODELS (809) B77-0»O0 or 787-121D. ' '61 CHEVROLET CHECK THESE UNBELIEVABLE PRICES and we need 100 Used Cars Wooon. •45 MUSTAN4 $1350 We will trad* or buy out 'A •47 LINCOLN J32W TREE SERVICE Convertible, t-cyllndar, oirlomotllc, right — Call or Coma In ' Continental Moor, air conditioned, powar steering. i Was $495 Now $349 . Uatrwr trim, vinyl rod, slirM too* ploy«r, speed control. TOM'S FORD MO factory worvinly. '45 MIRCURT $1210 1 Menlelalr, *do6f hordtsp. . ASK FOR ID SIU!*. '60 CHEVROLET •48 OALAXII S00 12495 || Hwy. 35 264-1400 Ktyport \ 4-door Mdan. Hardtop. Air condltlontd, '44 CUSTOM "M0" $MrI D& B 5-JO factory warranty, Pour-dwr, automotlc, Was S 395 Was $ 279 1969 MARQUIS 1969 MONTEREY 1969 COUGAR powar HMrlno. - WELDINS SERVICE Four-Deer Uian Four-Door ! •47 THUNDIRIIRD S»» GAS AND ELECTRIC Sport* Special S-SO factory warranty. •n •ALAXII tun Aulonalic, whltawall tlrai, equipped wild a powerful m cubic 291-2638 or 872-0114 Inch V-B that uw regular lucl . . . Vinyl roof, whltewall tlfti, r«. '47 MICK (21 n NO 4-oow hariltpt. power ilieerinq, powar brekei, automatic trommliilon ond power mot« control racing mirror. USotjre Custom 4-door, Vinyl roof, '59 OLDSMOBILE steering. BrlaM wheel opening mold* n. * 0 HPuniALiZtNO — Interior AM radio, front and reir Special wheel covert, special olr candlflofllng, TRUCKS RENT and exterior iwintmg and carpentry 2-door hardtop. Ingi, brlgM upptr body ond trunk body paint stripe. Unlqua work; r»lt_T«-<(BI. m"~ riiinTme" «r^I part-lliriii. numa counter wdtM INSHCIION STATION SHREWSBURY AVE. and SYCAMORE AVE. Ifirewsbury Ave. gs Sycamore • nil ta|i|<>. Anpl^ atnniiir llana'a Ks«' MONMOUTH AND MAPLE AVE., RED BANK laurmit II, Coin MXik. 542-1000 542-1126 747-5400 SINCE 1904 74U000 747-5400 (More ClonnlMtd Adi On The NexyPage) HELP WANIED-rEMAtE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-Mile-Ferale HELP WANTED-M»le-Feiti*ie , feb, 24, WUSNCID lAu THE DAILY REGISTER, women', fins apparaL workin T^AGEMENT'TRAINEES GEORGE WASHINGTON Arnbltlooa nap. needed. Ov«r n. Start- MERCHANDISE WANTED Ing salary to 17,200 par ytar, 10 to 14 SALBBWOMAN — For party shop. months ' sxtenllve training program. WAS AN HONEST MAN SOWU THE TIME TO BBLL YOUR 1 11 tunl kii Excellent employment beneflti- No ex- c.iiVJ-aisr'v* ' ' "*"• perlanoa n.oHtary. FOR PERSONAL INTERVU1W CALL To b« honojf with you, we hava many »xe»\Unt epenlngi WArtREMBI — Xxcallsnt year-round WANTED 2JXSCVTIV9 BKOKETARy — For poeltlone. Must apply In person. No 671-0925 tn our manufacturinturing division (both first and leeond Used oriental Itufs nooarn, tuiy Jmtel oiflcs. Red Bank phone calls. HOWARD JOHNBON Chinese and Persian area. Iain typing. Mutt be wilt RB8TAURANT, Rt. 35, Mlddletoin MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN shifts.) Also Wall Tapestries HAN OALL1IFUII T74-2143 STORE MANAOEP. — Experienced >2S Hwy. 35 Ulddletown Truthfully, we iupg»»t you corns in snt) sp«.k to ui «bout M9-280B U""' JnMI»tow»-«araa, CHI DISHWASHERS — Closing shift, >LD FUIUirrORE - Antiques, china, flood URCKAIBD. 747-4TM. PHARMACIST — Registered, full or part-time. No Sunday.. J. Meliler PLATERS HOKDIIAKBM AND HOOIIWIVB8 PBRSONNBL TRAINBB Pharmacy. 43 Front St., Xeyport. —Work from torn, white children are Oolden opportunity to leun the fuel- SM-0904. PRODUCTION TRAINEES NTS AND LIVESTOCK In Mhool verifying T.V. commercial nating employment atency builneu. reiponK by phone. Call 2S3-M21 be- we are seeking a mature and aggrei- COOK, WAITRBBBBa, DIBHWABH SHEET METAL MECHANICS W»«n »:80 and S:»>. slve woman to head our female deik. BRS — Night shut. B'.eady work, all POODLE GROOMING Excellent working conditions. Com- year round. For personal Interview SILK SCREEN TECHNICIANS protaitlonali at 8M0QS0N KEN- COMPANION — To lira In with »I- mission Income arrangement manda- 142-0137., tlA In Llncroft. We pick up and deny woman la south Orenia. Writi tory to itart. Thone 7U-35SB or apply lallver. Fhotil 741-3310. to Box »•_». lilt Dally TSegUter, EMPLOYERS PKRSONNBL BODY MAN — For large OM dealer. Call for an appointment or $top in at our Employment Red Benki 77 Broad 8t. . Red Bank Excellent Job for exparlanced and re- Office* betwasn 8:15 and 4:15, Monday through Friday, BASSET HOUND AKC — Lovable liable man. 741-7M3. nine month old female, Trl-coiorad. BHAffnOIAN WJIWID - Full-time WOMBNI BIO MONEY T. Murdock, Employment Representative, 229*1100. ood home wtntad, ISO. Call afllr «To6UB»i—owa-s&uuy,- -Bait of p.m, 747MSa Eden Beamy »ailon sired. BUk. write STUDIO OIRL HOLLYWOOD Minimum of 8 yean experience BOYS — Between 12 and If, to de- 118,000 18 NOT TOO MUCH-For man duction expert, garment industry or TRAILER LOAD FORMULA, Dept, NU-lt, 11461 Hart to work 2nd shift, 4 p.m. to -- liver circular. In Mttawan, Mttavran over 40. with car, to take short auto almlllar field. Write Box H-ldl, The NEW rmunrtntB CALE ILASKAN MALAMUTBS—AKO,, first St.. No. Hollywood, Calif. 91605. Also 12:30 a.m. Oood aalary Includes Township, Frentau, Haztet, Rarltan, trip, near Red Bank. Air Hall p. E. Dally Register, Red Bank. SAIaTLBI ONLY « Walnut finlm m»r- Jme offered, Top champion pedigree, 10% night differential. Excel- Morrell Comeri, North Centervllle, Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery Corp., reslstant four-dJ-awsr elie.t or alngl* Immediate big profit openings for lent working condition.. Liberal ll-week-oid pun. on BrlMtni Mn)M. ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE party plan operauona. Keaniburg, (Near Robert Hall), High- Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas 78101 dreuari, MO. Mirrors, »1». Double 5(2-0718. benefit. Include; lands, Waterwltch, Fair Haven, Red dresierr »3J. olant trlpli dreuen, SM. — RECEPTIONIST Bank, on Saturday mornings. No FINANCIAL Over XO plMia to Sti (ram. AKC K-l OLUB CUTIU •non-contributory pension plan colltctloni, Call 222-1224 between 9 ACCOUNTANT An Interesting and diversified HELP WANTED-MALE •hospital medical insurance a.m. and e p.m., Monday through BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE SIZZLING HOT ptrauuMM position In management •life insurance Friday. CREDIT • mil DBLIVERY DOG SALE at the front office of a Urge, de- PART-TIME JANITOR8 AND WAX- •11 paid holiday. OULV BSRVIOE ITATI0H1 FOR XI Moamoum St Red Bank T47-00H1 luxe garden apartment complex ER8 — 5-9 p.m., Mon. thru Frl. Call CHEMICAL TECHNICIAN — HOO-BOO LEASE — Medtra 1-tar, good Mlib- M2-S57S before 5 p.m. Night student or high school graduate. RETAIL TWO END TABLES — Oni cocktail Initant Cradit In the Batantown area. Some typ- Come In or call Mr. D. A. Bailey bhborhMdd . and Iriulriult trade. PaPaid PUP COES HOME WITH YOU NOW ing and minor record keeping. (201) 940-5420 Choose the .pot most suitable to your training. One I n MatawaM n andd onii iin table., limed oak. Excellent condition. CAR WASHERS — Full time em- talent and psyche, Q. C. and accom- •oodice, all colon, Pun, Pomeranians, Heavy emphasis on public relation* Cheesiauake. Can days, HI (-MM. Combination TV-riwno-P.aiilc-, limed West Highland Whites, Yorkshire Ter- through a constant contact with- ployment 17 years age minimum. plish education goal, on the company. Attar I call 727-lMr, oak. Best oiler. Call 7U-2M9. the general t>ublle. One airl, mod- Excellent working conditions and pay. No fee. Bend resume or call ACCOUNTANT rlsri, seoitin, wire To* nnltit, •rn, alr-eondiUoned office In a Apply COUNTRY IL'DSER OAR EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL 1BWIN0 MACHINE - Automatic Sctmauzers, Dschlhunds, Ihttland WA8H, MMdletown. BELL Sheepdogs, (Miniature Colllai), 84a- pleasant environment, Excellent 77 Braid at. Red Bank 741-3555 UP UP AND AWAYI aig-zag. Mattes buttonholes, appliques, iies, Iriin Bsturi, German Snaphards, •alary and benefits. Short resume Our expaniion program ate. tike nevr. Asking JIM, 204-7(33. iasaeta and fabulous Great Dane.. for appointment to BOX H-181. The MECHANIC—Experienced on Chrysler PACKACI1NCI ENOINHER TO 114,000 Corporation cars. FREEHOLD DODQE, TELEPHONE Are you wrapped up and lied In? hat raiultad in an open- Exceptional Buelnese Inveetment FREE LIFB INSURANCE POLICIES Dally Retltter, Red Bank. Complex ol t Bulldlngi COUNTER AnRANOBMENT - Se- I/L PUPS HEALTH 0UABANTEB6 tea-am. .Break out into loo dynamic corporate eurity steel. Alt .ray with linoleum •pot with tine NATIONAL COMPANY. Ing for a iMioned Re- Approximately 300' Highway rrentase top. ft" long, 30V wide, 4«" high. 'armanent ahots,' wormed, Lowest LABORATORIES No fee. Send resume. Contains center cash drawer, two let- Tlcei. Best Quality. WAITMIBBB - Full time and part- SHOE REPAIRMAN Crawford! Corner Road tail Accountant. Position ..Liquor Llcenie — Package. Oood. ter site file drawers and two storage EFrom»t waB time. Good pay and gratuities. Call EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL Store. Modern all brick buildlnl, WANTED Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 77 Sroad St. Red Bank 7413S3S reports to tha controller. 1 cabinet* with adjustable shelves. $200. J91-0533. •lie M'SO To Imped, call 7414M0. Ask for Mr. FOR BHOE REPAIR DEPART1ISNT An Bnual Opportunity Employer (M/F) ENGINEER, ELECTRONICS Supermarket chain ex- Mayer. LXOAL SECRETARY — Experience Good pay. Company benefits. Hue Re- eesedond Modern Bulldlnr. Hu 46x30. AKC AIREDALE PUPPIES — Home pair Dipt, Neliner's, Hwy. ». Mlddle- TO llt.000 bred. Excellent pedlgrea. Show or required. Red Bank-Mlddietosra area. WELDERS WANTED — Must read Product/circuit development, design. perience preferred. Combination eubmaxlne and frozen '3" MALIBU — Custom aurfboard. in. oreat companion dogt. 741-J347. •alary optn. 141-3900. town Shopping Department blue print, and make own att-upi. Come to the place where your creativ- Ice crMtm ihot. Kaver been wet. 175. Call HOUSDKBEPIIR — Three dlya a Between S a.m. and 4 p.m. 808-395- ity and Ingenuity are recognized finan- 7(7-0015 BRMAN SHBPIIERD PUP ~ Fe- week, 11 to S p.m. Start tl.tS an SALES 0442. cially and Influentlally. No lea. Send Send Resume or Phons aaie ytar old overalttd Cape Cod U I 0W hour. Hulet area, Own tramporta- INVESTMENT PLANNING OIL BURNER MECHANIC — Expe- resume or call. 462-6566 for appointment. Banoti Hsus. wiui tnree MdrDojs. 14 VOLUME ENCYCLOPEDIA — J S ^ "«* tlon. Write ts Box D183, The Dally rienced. Please wrtte P.O. Box D, Bed EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL flttt Itvel and teparata entranoe 13.BS. Aurora racing set with extras, (1NB 13x12 BOX STALLS FOR Beilltsr, Bed Bank Career opportunity salary plus com- Sank, .tiling age, qualification, and 77 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3555 lor unatalri which MUld 04 two- 8.50. Stereo record player, so top RENT ~ Paddocka alto. $118 a mission. SECURITY INVESTOR! CO. bedroom apartmtnt. records, complete, $20. Keystone mov- month. 48J-S1BS. .'All ASSISTANT — RECEP- 1 Main EL, EetonUron. 542-6900. salary expected. ACCOUNTANTS $7,900 - $12,900 ie projector alectrlo view, large tfONIST. Experienced only. Middle- Alls feel paid by company. With or SHOP RUE ALL OOMPLETBLT supplied wllh .areen. film and box of reels, com* OBSMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC. MECHANIC - Truck body and equip- JIEAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Li- near degree, plus 0-3 year, general town aria. Bend reiume to Box B- censed or unlicensed. Guaranteed modern equipment, central!)' air con- plete, fSi. Kodak movl. camera, $12.08. Two female.. Mutt go. call 184, The Pally Register, Red Bank. ment Welding experleBtt halptuL and/or corporation accounting experi- ditioned, approximately »>,W0 Il«uor All tn good condition. 842-«Ml. 671-04M Call Mr. Oray, M2-3220. draw. Unlimited earnings. FALACB ence quallflei you for a position with FOODARAMA stock purchut t for |, modern lea IDISDN VOICE WRITER OPERA- REALTY, 2853 Bt 35, Hailet, ; 264- one of many concerns. Send resume, making maohlne with extra larte d»- PERFECT USED T1REB — Any slzs OBBDIBUCD TRAINING — The Bay- TOR — Typist, secretary. Full time. phone or appiy. pennr, I standing .igni, plus many 'ou need, tire, Inner tube, on rim, attor. companion Dot club will Bold Permanent. Benefits. Experience re- FOREMAN baglnner clt.it. In Rtd Bank, start- NEW CAR OST READY DEPT, BXPEB1ENCED SERVICE STATION EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL P. O. BOX 592 extra.. 9. Speedy your site. II I don't have quired, tend resume to Box 1T«, Mat- 77 Broad St. Red Bank 711-3555 It. I'll get It for you. 49o-0M3, ng on Mir. 3. Call 741-tHJ ot «• ewen, 07747, or phone Mi-aooo. Must be experienced. MECHANIC — With tools, «1K> per week to qualified man. Also need Freehold, N. J. 07728 Immedlata Occupanoy — Ready to go.' WAITRESSES — Experienced only. service station attendant. Excellent QUALITY CONTROL "TO $15,000 LULLABYE crib ant mattreia, «• PICK UP AND DELIVERY MAN Vour recent degree In any discipline, cellent condition, $45. Baby dressln. CHBRIBOB KENNELS Or/EHS wire Nlghti. Apply In perlon, Hartlnl'i Sober, reliable individual. opportunities. Call Alex at T41-D080. plus manager experience eets you up An Equal. Opportunity Employer Leave financing to u.'— B? appoint- fox terrier pups. Alio expert groom- _Blnar. Rt it. Keananurg. . able |10. Dlnetti dropleaf table with ing of til breed.. 871-1183, * to run the operation (rom specifica- mentonly,— ^ : chain, $29. 711-D100. , FASHION OtKL ~— — Excellent working conditions. -MACHINISTS tion, to shipping and pay you well. No GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKC Int«restln|, full time position In sales All company benefit.. feeT Bend resumer~ *- ~ HELP WANTED-MaltvFemale PAUL P. BOVA, Realtor BxlB-RUO.-^^-.Rnyal. fetae.. continuous registered. Black and tan. Heavy tn new, modern store for the girl who EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL M4«— en-SMB filament nylon pile, $50. Beautiful APPLY tH PERSON. We an leeklns an Mwrlenced all- ionia. SB WHIa-6ld. WOHma. «7- likes the latest in fashions. Must be ground man who can set-up and op* 77 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3555 HANAOBR — curtain and Domestic BARBER SHOP ior Bale. Additional weave llbergla. royal blue drapes so" I37B, vivacious and willing te learn. Chance NO PHONE CALLS! Department. Apply Domestic's D«- one triple width, one single. IX. A-I. •rate .ill et&ndard xnaohla*) shop •quip- BDP—Programmers, Analysts, Opera- partment, Atlantic auperama, Rt 35, lot, equipment. Clltfwood area. Write OERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES for advancement and many company ment. Mtut b« able to work from tors. If you have any experience, tha Box 231, Matawan, N.J. Eves. 9S4-3I99. - benefits. Write. Box K-IS3, The Dally Set Bill Orelg at prlnti And ui« precttlun xttcosurinv New Shrewsbury. Bee Mr. rancher. AKO RBOI8TERED — StautUul wonderful world of opportunity awaits 042>9S8s. THRIFT SHOP AT HOME — My list marklnge. 333-1B10. —ReilitetJSedBanV. RUSSELL instnunnatfl. you. No fee. Send resumo or call, ITALIAN AMERICAN RESTAURANT Well equipped tluet eell due to 111- Is fait growlni. Offering! Include OERMAN .horthtlred pointer nip- OPERATORS — Full time openings —OLDSMOBtLE-GADILLACLOQ. W* otter Intereitlns work 1n §. well* EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL MEN — WOMEN Thatcher furnace, antiques, HI-FI, for ornlock. tingle ntedle and zlg- 100 Newman Springs Ra., Red Bank. equipped, alr-conditionod«hop. Start* 77 Broad-St.- Red Bank 741-3595 our firm need. II to start Immedlsti- . tS Main Bt., Keamburg. ples. AKC. $100 and up. Call eve- Ing salary will be commensurate with player piano, mimeograph. Items too ning.. 787-7114. _ laf. Full bentflti In modem plant, ly. No experience,--Wa—train,-—IUK BMPLOYMBNT-AOBNCY-—-Estab- numerous to mention. Let me buy •rate experience desired. Apply Charles OARMR OPPORTUNITY — Join one experience and there -will bi ample MECHANICAL ENGINEER,TO |15,000 su» to start call 741-40115. - and sell fijr~yi>u.- 30%—commission BLACK MINI TOY POO ol UonmouUi and ^O. * ' PLUUBBR — Bxporlenced tn Job- PORTBR WANTED — For Otbtjs EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL TWO MAHOOANY end trtUai two Hall, Fort Monmouth Olflcer'. .Club; 77 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-3539, evenings. Call IDOP1 at M2-2O00 or TOunu WT8LLI-BNT OIBL - bing work. Excellent working oondl- visit EOPI, MS Monmouth Park Hwy,, club chairs. In |ood condition. 130 ea. GOLDEN RBTRIBVBIl — AKC, 14 Good typUt, .ome taowledie et took- Uons.-liuit b> A-l meclianlc. t. V. Tlnton Ave., Eatontown. New facili- Call a«4-4M». , . rnopths, housebroken. Raised with ties, good working oondltlons, Excel* CHEMIST, JUNIOR TO 110,000 FACTORY WORK West Long Branou. children, obedience trained, lltld. eti- keeping. Hours 9 to 4:30. Call 482- Veranje, T41-7117. lent opportunities. Apply Room ID. R»»ay to make your name In the i860. Stf. waelam PonUao* Bulca, Free- chemical world? Meet your field and PAlITOlla—All Media. Private les- YOUNO MAN — To learn auto and Immediate PERMANENT openings foi sons or or|anl»d group, only. Lonla UNPAINTED FURNITURE hold. call to tell ua about iit Excellent bene- males and (emalea. MUST work ro OALB^H* PET sk6PPH general glass work. Permanent posi- fitsit . Noo fee. SaacSaacVaUsumeSVV . Efttyvoulou, studio 2L 31 Broad It- RED BANK LUMBER Uonmouth Sac-pplng Cata* BAIXSLADT «XPBBl»H tion. Apply Atlantic Olas. Co.< 21 ORDERUES — Full time positions 1 r tatlng shifts. Starting U3JH per houi Red Bank, J«f88«. ,_.,.V. , „ Better drtesei. Full-time or p»rt- available In growing modem hospital. EMPLOYEEEYEESS PPERSR O EL (Oa April 1st., tl.VH per hour) Purl, and Wall.JRed Bank, Tal-MOO Maple Ave., Red Bank. Hamster, now T9d _41me_AjKly in Jf«r»m, Mve lane, Excellent salary plus full fringe bene- •rt Broad St. RRedd Bank 741-3S95 flu. shift differential. OVERTIME. POOL TABLE - 4'xJ'2", alklng $300 11 Broad It., Bed Bank. flts._Contact_Per»onnel Office, River- Sxoellent fringe benefit.. Drive u TOP JOBS FOR THE view Hospital. 741-2700, ExtrUoTfor INBUaTHUI* BNOINBERS Tp $14,000 Exit 120. Harden State parkway, right Amplifier Fender Deluxe reverb, ask FILB OtBIUt — For law office. Ex- PHARMACIST an Interview. An equal opportunity Ambitious for Plant Management? turn on Matawan Rd., left turn on COMPUTER GENERATION ing m, RIAL IJTAn KNt KtHT p.H.nc.1 W employer^ Execute a wile range of projects In ntvr modern facility, with Intimate CUffwood Ave, to plant Apply In per- New 300 IBM U her. for student In- FUR COAT — «. Blw 10. Excelllnl wm9 N. J. LICENSE us at Personnel OfRoe. structions. APABTMENTS SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT *• contact all lejela management,, and condition. B»«t offer. Call PHYBCtAWi OFFICB NURBB T Full time ponltlon available In modern, produotlon preparing for top spot^ No IBM KEYPUNCH tUitiUnd nurse, tusy ipeclilufi ol- growing hospital. Excellent .alary. Full Apply In person, Llncroft' Gulf - Ser- IBM COMPUTER FROORAMttHirj vice Station, Mf Newman Spring. Ma\ WniJ resume;:?- MIDLAND GLASS CO. CONTENTS Of HOME - Call !« •ATONTOWN, BATON CRBIT-Oold See, Menmouth Medical Cmler, un- frings benefits and. pleasant working EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL IBM OTTIOB AUTOMATION HedalUon Olub and Apartment.. 1 der reUsUred nunlni supervision. conditions. Writ* Slvervlew Hospital, Rd., Lincrott ' ^_ r cLtrrwooD AVB, 4000. 203 Sears Ave., off Hwy. S«, and a btdrooma. t4>-»6V dally 1-5. 58 Union Bt. Red Bank, or call 741- TT Broad Bt Rid Bank 741-3555 NORTHEAST back ot East House Antlqur- Part-tlmS, vacaUon coverage, relief. CARPENTERS — Experienced. Re- OLtWWOOD. N. 3. Top talary aecorqlnf to experience. 2700, Ext. 22}. ENGINEERS / SALEB-APPLICA- An Equal Opportunity Employer FIMIPLAbE WOOD — Speolal price, MONMOUTH BEACH - Beautiful. port on job. Country Woods, olt Bed Computer Irutitute arge Two - bedroom apartments. Writa statins experience and refer* Hill Rd., Holmdel. TIONB. To $17,000. Your moxle with' Enroll now In day or night oluaei. lor trunk load! or ISO for lull cord. "nets W Box Hjit, Th. Dally Rejis- 8HIPPINO CLERK — Apply BBSCO customers always brings a glad hand. IDEAL OPPORTUNITY 4924841. jarge elo.eK. Large private patio. INDUSTRIES. INC., Shrewsbury. (Op- Free pluemnst wiUtaace. Approved Sundry laollltlis. Parking. Heat and tar, Rsd Bank. posite Airport). MAN FULL TIME — For driving and You know the value or service. You for veteran., 'ELECTRIC RANGE — Kanmora Da OIBL WANTTD - tight office work. general work. Permanent position. will want to take advantage of a fine Turn .pare time Into extra dollug. W INOLUH PLA2A RED BANK lot water supplied. From lilt, call Apply Norwood Distributors, Inc., 624opportunity now. No fee. 8end resume. Ba yeur own boas. uie, eye level ovan, four years »M Resident Manager, River A lurt Club ROUTE MAN-For laundry and dry Excellent condition. $M. 7 Apt*., 25 Park Rd. M24S09. cleaning route for Hlddletown and Broadway, Long Branch. HeB Frank. EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL 747-4647 Bayshore area. Slxperlence not neces- 77 Broad Bt- Red Bank 741-3585 Profitable and Interesting ouilneis. SOFA - US" long, oold and off- RED BANK — 314 room apartment MATURE WOMAN — Child care and sary. Must be neat and personable. PART-TIME NIOHTa — IS or over. white. Like naw. Storlflce. e71-02ll>. Modern garden development Air con- mt housekeeping. 4:30 p.m. to 12 Apply Burger Chef. Rt 35. Ulddle- CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR — Ex- Whom do you know! Oak Hill). ditioned. Se. manager, 33* Spring St. Steady employment. Apply Little SI!-, perienced ASPR and all phaies of MNtCHANDISI KJtLK HIM/. < midnight 3M-I1K. ver Cleaners, 601 Branch Ave., Little town. 'SMALL MARBLBTOP table with pine Apartment E 0. . Silver. documentation concerning government For Information write Box tMll, The MEDICAL SECRETARY MAN WANTED — To work In retail orders. Apply In person. Electro Im- Pally Register. Red Bank, W, J. FOB SALE trestle base, $20. Btrrel churn, $19. WALL TWO-BEDROOM APART- KITCHEN HELP — Young man ex- lumber yard. No experience neces* pulse, Red Bank. fntlo.ua tlrepltca fender, $29, Pine 1BNT - 1100. all uUllUta. One- FULL TIME perienced or willing; to learn restau- airy. Call LITTLE SILVER LUM- TRUCK DRIVER — To work on sep- PHYSICAL THERAPIST — Pull- or BAY f OR, SALaV ihipTlot box. $20. Old brass, copper, month atcurlty. U Huddy AveV, High- ; and dlvenliled position rant business, year round employ- BER CO., .741-7800. Mr. Haven. tio tank truck. Full or part time. Call part-time position available In modern Ms * bale and up. Alio straw. china, - glass accessories, $1 to $io. lauds. 872-1831. aliens in modern hospital's Medical ment and good pay. Call 7U-635S af- growing hospital. Excellent ealary 482.9273 •424K9 AUTO BODY SHOP - New shop after 8 p.m. 7S7^M87. plus full fringe benefit.. Write or cat MONMOUTH BEACH — Lovely Urge icord Department. Knowledge of ter B p.m. Aek for Leonard. needs first class mtn. Up to (200 per TTPEWRrmRS, ADDINO maoninee. "TWO OVERSTUFFED - Wlngback one-bsdroom apaitminu. Private pa- idleal terminology esientlal. Excel. SCHOOL CUSTODIAN for interview, Personnel Office, River chtlrt; 125 «a. M «. >ds. AM an YOUNG MAN WANTED u bartender week for right man. Also experi- Call S7J.OB00 view Hospital, 35 Union Bt, Red Bank All make! new ot uied. Ouaraateed. le. Larn walk In oloaeu. Laundry lent leUiry plui full frinlB Dene i its. with responsibility and willing to enced helper. Top wages, Irlnge bene- For Interview Low a. $2S. Berpioo'. 101 alonmoutl) random sheared carpeting, olive laollltles. Parking. Heat and hot wat- CoitUct Pfrtoiuwl OWieti Bivirvlew learn restaurant operation. Good fits. Will consider part-Urn, help. Call 741-2700, Ext. 224. St. Next to theater. 747-OUS. green. Coit $510 complete, wim oood- er aupplltd. Prom $148. Apply teal- HwplUl, 741.2700, Ext 235. An equal wages and chance for advancement. 244-7MJ. MEN NURSES' AIDES—And Food Service 'ear rubber psddlng. $200. Uka n«w. ent manager. River and SUM Club opportunity .mployer- Send short reiume and photo to Box Workers for day shift, starting at 12 SI9KS |1S up STLE8, tablil, chairs, ;all 642-5474. Apta. 25 Park Rd. aiMSOt, DIM. The Dally Register, Red Bank. BARTENDER PART-TIME — Eve- Learn heavy equipment. Harn 110,000 adding maohines. trpwriten, office HOUIIKBUPHR - Must sleep-In. ning and week-ends. Call 74T-27!* for par hour. Apply in person Mtwaan MODERN — Two room. turoUhM. tu yr. and more. No need to loava your 9 and 3, Mon. through Bat. Holmdel equipment, eta, at bargain prlcM. SINGER ZIG ZAG Maturi «uil like children, tome ROUTE MAN — For established dry appointment. present Job while training on bull- Haw or ussd AAC DESK OUTLET, per week. Including utllttlet. Beach- HIM bouawork. Wartunds off. Call cleaning and laundry route. In local Convalescent center, Hwy. 34, Holm- runt, But Keantburg. 7S7-0MS. AUTO MBOHANIC — Experienced. dozen, cranM, graders, etc., at our lei. Rt IS, Oakhunt H1-MS0. IMS MODEL 111^764 afur I p.m. or Saturday 9 area. Excellent future and commis- VA approved and stale licensed facili- a.m. to noon. sion. With or without own truck. Ap- Steady work. Oood opportunity. 747- Ttenoiiliied. Mikes buttonnolis, mono- RBD BANK — 1 am a-r/edroom at- ply Keyport cleaners, 13 Division Bt., 4500. Red Bank. ty. Train lull or part-time. Free Job FART-TIME HELP - Flexible Hours. trams blind hem., all without attach.- fumlihed caiden apartnenti tor rent SWITCHBOARD guidance — budget terms. For Immedi- Excellent salary. World Book/Child, m'ntt Pay oft $53.« balance cart or Molly pitcher Apti. Tat appointment ; Keyport 2M-10OO for Interview. MAN — Retired ar otnerwlse, to op- ate Information .end name, address craft needs representative. In certain RENT A TV call Mr. Lomazzo between 10 a.m. LUBRICATION MAN — For large erate news stand 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. ana phone number to: American Train- school areas, call 222-8007 or 666-0420, Color or black and white. Day, week and 4 p.m. 741-8118. RELIEF OPERATOR dally, five days. Pali H4JHB98. 5 to 7 p.m. or month. Low rates. BAYBHORI TV Additional general clerical fill In duties. Olt dealer. Excellent Job lot expe- Ing Bervtce., P.O. Box 1970, Dept DR U Church St., Koansburi. 7ST-440O. rienced and rellbale man. 741-7643. OUN CLUB MANAGER — Ideal situ- 24, Camden, W.J. 08101 EAST KEANSBURQ — Immaculate teMrlenw jeMMary. N BALES MANAOER-Ptrson qualified. CUT LUMBER? six-room apartment. Adult, preferred. ation for retired person. Must have 1IAKS MORE MONEY IN '« to handle all facets of sale, depart- TORO T«" Professional Lawn Mower, Sure wa «o It, and at modeet prlota. BLBCTRONIC AS8ISTANOB CORP. SALES CAREER car. Write to BOX B-1S9, Tie Dally Sell our alg eoih Anniversary Line ot ment. Osnerous salsry, plus, to qua]< threa reels. In excellent condition $400. Sl I written Hat of IUH. We will AJQ ]]x|j|. Ave, Red Bank FOR the rlgnt Individual, wo offer a Register, Red Bank, Specialty Advertising, Calendars and lfled person. Apply 10 to 3. LUL- Two wheel utility trailer. falO, tn- UNFURNISHED First floor apart- _.*.-. /\__.>*,,niiy Employer Gift, to Business Firm, and Organiza- closed steal deck. Blx ply tires and ment. Red Bank. Heat and utilities marvelous challenge. No celling on ACCOUNTANT JR. — College grad LABYE DIAPER SERVICE, 711 Main shocks. $325. Call afttr «, 747-O41J, eventual Income. Excellent starting with major In accounting. Fully paid tions. Many special promotions to Help St., Avon. not Included. Large living room, din- 'mrrtBTARY — Full time, for In- salary, plus commissions while com- you get started. Spare time or full ng room, bedroom, tile bath, dinette, Wrinc. office. Work diversified. hospltalUatton plan. Pension, life in- time. No Investments, collections, SUP COVER OPERATOR —EXPBRt FIREWOOD FOR SALE — IB TRUNK R LUMBER ;ltchen, pantry, cellar and garage. Shorthand ntc.ts.ry. Send resume lo pleting our three-year sales training surance. Vacation and sick allowance. LOAD. CALL program. Liberal fringe benefits and Advancement potential and working quotiti, report, or district manager.. BNCBD. TOP PAY. YEAR-ROUND 7(7.80 S3 Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank Exclusive section. Rent • $160 per Box JM, Hclmdel, N.J, future management opportunity. conditions excellent. Salary range Prompt, Irlendly cooperation with WORK IN STATBN ISLAND, N. X. month. Reference. Deeded. Call 071' WOMAN WANTED - General ofllce LBT 1069 be your year of opportunity. S747O-$9330. Call or submit renume to •mall town, low pressure firm, rated CALL 212 097-7003. 0311 alter 6 p.m. irk for .mall menutactrulng firm Call 849-7687, eves eri-2232 today. Personnel Dlvlnlon, N.J. Highway AAA-1. Weakly commission, Bonus ar- STAFF ASSISTANT $100 MttawanKeyport area. Call 689- An equal opportunity emplycr. M/F rangement. Wrlto to John MoNeer. PIANOS-ORGANS !> all roi_ ord»r ntM be to get free EATONTOWN — Tinton Ave., Lake- Authorltv, Garden Stuto Parkway, Dent 43), Newton Mir Co., Newton, inergettc, mature, and responsible In- delivery at low Rid Bank Lumber view Gardens. Large one-bedroom Woodbrldse, N.J. 442-gtm dividual with at least two years of apartments, separate dining area. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — lou-i 50SC8. college to work In a college admis- Lot. ol trade-in, (rom (11. Truck 3aah S Cam Prlcet. If you are build- WOMAN — To do bachelor's lnun- Full time days. Some experience TWO EXPERIENCED CARPEI* load, of new piano* and orient Just Color coordinated kitchen, large clos- ™ry weekly In .her "onm Call be- sion's office, doing semi-professional ets, air-conditioned. $149 per month. necessary. Apply In person, Llncroft TBR'S HELPERS — PETNICK CON. LAB TECHNICIAN work. Typing required, stenography arrived. Spinet piano, from $408. Com- 8424706. Manager, Apt. MA. tween 4 and » P.m. M»«W. E*«o, Llncrort. STRUCT10N CO., 87MSm helpful. Excellent salary, fringe bene- Plata nlayen - new and uied. Rentals BABYIITTBli IsCMBDIATBLY FACTORY MEN — oood pay for MAN WANTED — For service sta- Senior Analytical Tech fits, exciting atmosphere. Call or from 97o a week. '"""RED BANK LUMBER UNFURNISHED — Two-room apart- AM* fi work on call. Blrchwood Dr., 40 hour, .leady work. Year-round tion work, full time. Mechanical Must liave 2 yr. college chcmlltry and write Personnel Department, Brook, Peart and Wall Rtd Bank Tll-oofJO ment Combination bed-llvlng room, Clllfwood Beach. MdWW Indoors making flnB ceramic tile. No ability. Apply at Carl's Texaco Sta- minimum S yr. analytical lab experi- dale Community College, 785 Newman Corns iee our Warehouse kitchen, semi-private bath. Reference- experience needed. Old factory Inn't tion, Newman Springs Rd. * Shrews, ence with Instrumentation background Springs Rd., Llncroft. N. 3. 842-1000. "Just lor Fun" ITEMS YOU NO LONGER required. 747-40M, fsney, but you'll like Atco's friendly bury Ave., Red BanK. 842-8B93. 4ncludlnl I.IV, O.L.C., and U.V. An eriual opportunity employer. Individual v/e seek will run most IDEAL LOCATION — For builnesa HELP WANTED-Mile-Female people. Paid holidays, vacation, Insur- FREEHOLD KIMBALL PIANO * couple. No pet. or washing machine. ance, ottior benefit!. We wer« an PORTERS analytical tento with minimal .itper- ORQAN WAREHOUSE NEED OR USE WILL.,. Full time positions available on day vlBlon; will assist In tralnlni Junior Furnished or unfurnished. Call til- equal opportunity employer yftare be- SITUATIONS WANTED-Fcmale 44 South St. rreeheld Use. Mre It beenme fashionable. ATCO CB- and evening «h!f!». Oood salary, Full technicians and method development. 431-US6 (82-4730 IXPMIENCID RAMICfl CORP., Hwy. 35, Kayport. fringe benefits. Plcn»ant wnrklng con- We offer excellent worKlns-conditions MAID — Sleep In. British Weit In- UNFURNISHED RED BANK — Four- COBOL NtOftRAMMIM 284-8000. ditions. Contact Personnel offlco, and liberal benelltl, combined wiui a dian. Available In about tour months. WEDDING OOWN — Ol Ountllly SELL room apartment with Hi btthi. Hett RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL, 741-2T00. congenial atmoiphtre In our modern Excellent references. Attorney. Week- lace, Alenoon and Peau de Solo. and water furnished. Couple only. No ana TOOL MAKBR-Wllh good practical Ext. 229. An equal opportunity em- air conditioned plant. flhop and math background. Light, days. (212) 633-8701. Detachable Watteau train. Spray of pets. Leass required. March 1st oc- IxparUneed plover, INTERVIEWS appliques on gown and train. Head cupancy. 1140 a month. BA. ARM- rlcnn challcnilni! work. Overtlmo nml TUESDAYS * THURSDAYS EXPERIENCE MOTHER will care for piece ot crystal and pearl. No nil. FAST BTRONO AGENCY. Realtor, 655 Pros- Kaypuitch Owafsrt other benellts. KNOINIEIIED PRK- WABHINO MACHINE REPAIRMAN - 9 A.M. • 10 A.M. 2 P.M. - 3 P.M. children In her home. Call CI8ION CA8T1NQ CO., Palmer Avo., or general bandy mechanic. Eaton- SUQ 12. 1120. 231-HM6, after « p.m. pect Ave., Little sliver. 741.4900. Pleoie teid resume to AND BY APPOINTMENT 222-4471 MIMlttnwn. (171-2454. town Television. 50 Rt. 35. Eatontown. •OFA — Two chairs, two end tables. WITH A QUICK ACTION FOUR - ROOM UNFURNISHED MX t IOTTONC, (NC. LANVIN- COMPANION - For shut-in, five day Coffee table. CxIJ ova! braided rug, AUTO BODY REPAIR — Olass me- QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR - week. Red Bank area. Reasonable. LOW-COST APARTMENT. KBANSBURO—Adults DoM Fretmlng Part-time, hours 5:30 p.m. through with 3x9 matching one, plus 6x0 oval preferred. Will accept couple with one chanic. Reply at MARLBORO AUTO CHARLES OF THE RITZ Write Box N-117, The Dally Register, with two matching ones. Table lamp, child. Pay own utilities. Call 717-OJin. Rsd Bonk Olllce WRHCKBRfl, Tennent ltd., Morgan- ».10 p.m. Contact Reals Baltirn Inc., Rt. 35 Holmdal Red Bank, variety of plaques and paintings. 580- DAILY REGISTER 1M Hwy. U Of Sonk, N. J. 07701 vllle. 591-14(10. 7<702O0, between I and 4 p.m 2410 from 9 a.m. on. OARDEN APARTMENTS — Two- bedroom, furnished, $1SO. One-bed- MORTGAGES MORTGAGES room, furnished, $140. Call 747-4331 FAMILY AD after 4 p.m. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Two HAMMOND 3 LINES - 5 DAYS roomn, bath. Lovely residential. Air conditioned, private entrance. Im- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR $O 00 maculate. Slntle male only. 747-1271. ORGAN JUST X..VU UNFURNISHED — One-tudroom A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI Available for UerohandUe For Bale apartment In Atlantic Highland!. No only. Article must originate from a leaie. Call 201-3COD after 9 p.m. household and may not exceed a .ale STUDIO price ot »W.0O per artlols, FURNISHED Price MUST bt advertised. Each ad MONMOUTH BEACH — Beautifully Adding Machinery iHwrttera Moving and Storage Pearl and B«ad Rettrlnglng OF ASBURY PARK dltlonal line 11,00. No copy ohaniee furnlstifld former model apartment with may be made and no discounts or wall-to.wall carpitlng, .Irlklngly dec- I MAOIIINBS - Typewriter, Bxpirtly on braided nylon, fl.00 a Open dally 'til t; Sat 'til 5;80 returns will be made if ad It oan- orated. Living room, dining area plus nled repaired Strplco'i 101 strand. Sterling clasps Irom 7Ao. oelwl before expiration. bedroom with twin beds. Cam walk- ANDERSON BROS. RflUMILLEr, IS Droad It., lied BRAND NEW In cloiets. Large crlvate patio. Avail- P mil., nil n»nk, fii-Mit. To Place Your Daily Regliler Bank. able January IB for only $350 per MonrnoDiamondu * Bought or IKityUd INC. SPINET PIANO FAMILY AD, CALL ... month nn two year least. Call Resi- full ki-yhoani, 3 padals, keyboard cov. dent Manager, River li Surf Club PACKIN4 — MOVIN9 Photography or, bpnc.li, ilollvery frse tuning at your Aimrlmenta, 222-8300. UI II* bu» the diamonds you don't linmo, 15 year guarantee, traditional wear or let us reslyle Uim lo» you StORAOl WBDDINOI - Portraits, Theatrical, or conlpmiionuy style, 741-6900 ._ I) HANK — Three room [urnlihed Adrirtlilng, TlhU ART PllODUO- PltlRB: apartment. Adults. No peti. 741. eeiswiallr, aauseUlsV, W Broad at, TIONa, Fair Havan. 741-4741 24-Hour Service Dr«p«rlH MAUTIFITL TIIIIBBROOM FUll- Plumbing and lleillog $525 MACHINERY FOIt SALE Nisunn Ai'ArtTMBNT — with car. Upnosterlng, draterlis sllpoovsrs. loan MAHFIKV rroitnimoN di<» [>ort. No children or pets. Lease re- obwmn TOUCII DiioonAToit*, PLUUDINO — Heating and bathroom llrfd. Call 7410308 sfltr II p.m, WINr/ AUMO VAN tlNSS lemodellng 775-9300 nackhoe, front enrl loader with two "if iroad, ll«d Danl», TWMM. bucket* *n<< fork llrt tttacnmanl. Cat Meetienlc $t. 741-0010 Hid Sank JOT Main St. Asbmy Park 7»7-n«l« aflur II rm. Electric*! Contractor* CORRIGAN'S p , . TW(Vimnkfl on«"iiT5ni, one wonST (More Classified Adi Odd Jobi 137 oaklend St.. Red Hank 747-37M Mll ' t I D.ol tonfld.nllr wllh New J.n./( MEUCI1ANDISK WANTED On The Next Pago) a » a BLBOTMO - New~wiiinir Liaiir IIAUUNO-Cellars, garages Rooting, Siding & limitation nwii wldsly odveillieil lean company. rlwlrlng. KKetilo liiat. No Job loo pleansd up. Have trliok, Prte estl- Comolltltte oil your blllf, and o*l «M- intm»l?,Brt ... Aim, W, H OL8BH OO. INa Hoofing, »Wni * I tro toih for nsw e«pinm, lool Ml a' AHTitfCiii many ittWru), toysTlur. mall. T414040, T4M7M, matss. 74I-914II after 1 p.m. 1 i-rll,, cllllm iilnii-t, U|tlir>l«|prr{| chain nlturs, otilna, palntlnit, statuary, oolns, HOUSES FOR SALE Insulation Inslallsd and guaranteed i Imr monlMr pom.nl, Fainting and Decorating Coih 4t Mo. Tolol lillii-r Itonis. Ml Truex riace, Mlililln Uthtlnt flilures. Oarvftd oalt dlnln_ Enterttlnment for 10 T'»rs 7W-O708. Ml-Ofiib, You Ot| Pnyimnt payment town. nxrtn pleoci. Copper Kstlltt Antlqu*.. 'uimmi - AISWI, Dupont Teftlal and CALL NOW I •11.00 OJhWIlllM or MIAMI, tioktts avallabl* for latul Broail. OAiuTlir"jo"ffiri~- rainting~«nT Alflos. Work ftiarnniosd, I too • 115) MUIIT HUM, WMIIIIilli ANII HIIVIOI FOR REAL SERVICE «r shoiie anil Major kporls Bfente. watlpapnrlng fully Inoursd. For nee !,M4 J1,M 0 ?w U 1l llll Hh (X)LtaroirWantY old" ioy IN REAL GSTATI 114 llnamnuth »l^ 11«,1 Bank^ aatlnwlns, »ll 22S-3M*. PROWN'S 988-2300 1,1011 Jin 1.01140 any oondlllnn. Pay oasli or will trade. nn"60NTOAW'()ll -"raiJiTng, in- BJ llroad HI. lied Hank 741-7500 1,000 Ul! 1,111.40 II.O,, mr, 0, etandard lima. T74-3T1O. Consult a flanerd Conlrnolori terior sml •xtnrlor. Free eNllmates. 1,101 H4r J,JH« A(!<:»l«rioit[«lll WANTJll) '—'tor IHMolnl.lt ratas. Pali 7I7HM4. liiiCvonn noonNV»~Bmir?rJoor i,t»o 4171 4,04>M flrtvuiy traulor. Call after I p.m Mambar of New root* and repairs, aluminum ZENITH LOAN CO. sue HiaiwAY n «,Qog ton MUM noiTioitT ii. wnwuiiL slillng. window., dnore, awnlnge, cut- 4,7)1 H T7.-7JM. Red Bank Ar«« Tainting A D*ooratln. lers, jeadere, •hutl«r>. lUlford, N.I. NlrTUNV, N. 1, 1,000 inn WALNUT SHNUT I'lANO — fof rres MsilmaUe Call ifl HOD 717-inn in year guarantee. i'tm-li. Uhe new i'in drum »et. Marine radio for 12 voli MLS M 2^0 0119 boat. Catf Ml «!«. 16-THE DAILY REGISTER, Monday, Februsry 24,1969

APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Cartmell Is Named KIYPORT AREA — 3 mlitl from BUI Lob. G*ash Hurts ^ . -* . «n i GREEN GROVE GARDENS 2'/, ROOMS IONE BEDROOM) $105 5KEANSBUR Teen-agerG - An accis- "residenNEWARK - The board oft Rikero. iMr . BanRiker, long kasso- POUR ROOMS (ONE BEDROOM! $130 dent Friday on Shore Blvd. directors of Fidelity Union ciated with the bank as gen- FIVE ROOMS (TWO BEDROOMS) $160 put three teen-agers in the Trust Company has named eral counsel, chairman of the hospital and injured two oth- Peter Cartmell to the post of executive committee, director SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING ers. president. and board chairman, did not stand for reelection having TV. ani phont omiau, « cu. ft. refrigerators, parking ond wolWn storage Police said the five young- C. Malcolm Davis, president tellltlts. Spacious rooms, laroi clossti. Wolk to mopplno Plata, buj»s ond sters, all students at Middle- and chief executive officer of reached mandatory retire- school. . ment age. DIRECTIONS: Gordwi stolt txlt 117 fo 34, east on M to Airport Sbooplnu town Township High School, Fidelity since 1960, was elect- Plonk turn Itrt, tlwn two blocks to model apartment. Front IS, (J. M. were hurt when their ear ed board chairman and will Acceding to the presidency FMIds) to Hazlet Ave.. turn lift to Mlddlo Road, straight ahead. ripped out 40 feet of chain continue as chief executive. of Fidelity at the age of 47, See Manager in Apartment 72 link fence and smacked into Mr. Cartmell, as Chief admin- Mr. Cartmell joined the bank a tree and another car. The istrative officer, moves up In 1946 as a participant in its APARTMENTS BOUSES FOR SALE accident occurred between from his previous post of ex- management training pro- Morningside Avenue and Bea- ecutive vice president. gram. He served in the U.S. UNFURNISHED four-room apart- RIVER VIEW AND con Boulevard." jnent Heat, electric Included, $95 per The two top executives of Army as a captain in the in- tt^niwTOOS —RIVUHUGHK— fantry for three years after Baiuel-S0Bfl)ek-of-31-0eean—j.it(gjiiy were elevaled-tollow- TWO-ROOM famished apartment. his graduation from Rutgers Utilities Included. No pets. 219 MOD- $30,000 Ave.ve, East KeansburgKeansburg , sufsu-f w tt ti f th t Boiita St. Red Bank; Chi: _ the vacation of the post —fere* a-broken leg^His sister,— of board chairman by Irving jn 1943, He completed gradu- THREE-ROOM basement apartment. ilace, dinette with bay -window, com- ate studies at Dartmouth Col- Completely ^iirnlshed. All utilities. «90 >act kitchen, two bedrooms, den or Mary Sonnick, received head month. nursery, basement. Open porch. Sum- injuries and two broken legs. lege Graduate School of Cred- 5HRE&BO0¥APARTME5THeaV mer house with bunk beds. Pstlo. •d Private entrance. Conveniently lo- lovely treed grounds. Paul Hansen of 9 Taylor Ave., it and Financial Management cated. Opposite beach. Adults only. in 1959. Elected a vice.presi- Call M2-00T1. •-•• East (Keansburg, suffered a 747-3500 - broken hip. The three were dent of Fidelity in 1958, he was advanced to senior vice COMMERCIAL RENTALS ROLSTON WATERBURY reported in fair condition in president four years later, HONORED at a testimonial dinner in Old Orchard Country Club, Eatontown, lait VutXHOUSE BTOBAOB 8PACH — Realtor - Insurer Riverview Hospital,- Red Ui IB W. Front SL Red Bank 01701 Bank.. and named to the post of ex- night were formor West Long Branch Councilmen Andruw J. Kromi, right, and Roy ** > ays «•« ecutive vice president in 1964. MODERN OFF1CEB — Singles or WATERFRONT . Treated in Riverview Hos- C. Parsons, second from right. Among the more than 200 perwns honoring the pair •ultes, own parking. Colonial stria COLONIAL pital and released were the Active in civic life both in were Borough Clerk J. Russell Woolley, left, and Mayor Henry J. Shaheen. bulidlar Heat, full mUotuuoce, air B# tfas first to inspect Uitt tx&ting .Newark and in his home town conditioning optional. Reasonable ren- new Ilstins in Little Silver. Center driver, Michael P. Gavin of tals, 10 Sntng St, Bed Bank. Oil tall floor plan. Living room wtth love* of Rumson, Mr. Cartmell is ; . • {Register Staff Photo) 7U-SMS. ly vdetv of the water. Dining room, 48 Monmouth Pkwy., East eat-In kitohen, four bedrooms,' 2Vj Keansburg, with cuts and a a former mayor of the latter. OFFICE SUITE — T5« so.. «L In ex- baths, family room, basement, attached ollrat location. Desirable (or SUIT pro- two-ear garage. Qnly five years old. broken nose; and Barbara He is a member of the Ocean- f esaton OaU 7*7-3730 between 9 sad S. Deep water channel. Very oonvenient ic Free Library Board, a 3500 SO. FT. — Ught manulactorlng location for New York City com- Ledgewood of 161 Sea Breeze muters. Asking **2,90ft. GALL TODAY. Ave., with head cuts. trustee of Rutgers, and is 1969 Fete 2 Ex-West Long Branch HALL BROS., Realtors No summonses have been chairman of the United Com- OFFICES - (Private) In large suite. BJ3 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven As small a« 70 sq. 11 All services Member Multiple Listing Service issued pending further inves- munity Fund and Council of as desired. Executive Center, 1 Main open 7 Days Essex and West Hudson..He St., Eatontmro. M2-3261 tigation. WATERFRONT COLONIAL is a director of Bro-Dart In- Councilmen at Testimonial LTNCROFT — Large storage area to dustries, Inc., New Jersey rent AU or part 1 or 2 otflcea avail- $51,000 able on premises. 8J2-3760. Fathers to Conduct Business Development Cor- EATONTOWN - More than ings and Loan Association; F. Fife Department; Vernon F. ID Little Silver. Excellent for grow- Worles, West Long Branch OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE —3000 ing family. Five bedrooms, 2!4 baths, Meeting Tonight poration, and the Firemen's 200 persons attended a testi- Donald Squillante, N. J. Bank n ft Will divide to suit, fully air full dining room, fireplace, dea, two- and Trust Co.; Anthony Sgro, First Aid Squad, and Harry conditioned, brand new French Pro- cargarage, dock. Hurry, Cill lor ap- Insurance Company of New- monial.dinner in Old Orchard vincial office building. Reasonable HAZLET - Fathers will be Country Club here last night West Long Branch Chamber Larrison Jr., Monmouth Coun- rent, ample off-street parking. 268 Jn charge of the St. Benedict's Peter Cartmell ark. Nomood Ave., West Long Branch. for former West Long Branch of Commerce; Ralph Manna, ty Board of Freeholders. Contact owner, George M. Cnamlln, 747-3500 School PTA meeting tonight West Long Branch Lions Club; The Rev. John R. Carty of-, 239-3M0. at 8:30. Councilmen Roy C. Parsons PROFBSSIOKAL OFFICES AVAIL- ROLSTON WATERBURY and Andrew J. Kromi. Vincent J. Kublin and Paul ifered the invocation and bene-' ABLE—Suitable tor Doctors, Dentists. .Richard Powers, Matawan, Cosentino, West Long Branch Lawyers or Stock Broken. Excellent _ Realtsr-Insuror Mr. Parsons was a borough diction. location, new building. a!r«ondlUoned, 10 w. Front SL Bed Bank 01701 former professional umpire Desertion of Wife plus all services. LocaUon: Red Bank, councilman from Feb. 28, J. For Information, phona 741-1332. MANY EXTRAS and referee, will speak on Beautiful lot with fenced area lor dogs "Officiating in ae Professionar.ua- 1946, to last Jan. 1. STORE FOR BENT — Will alter to or children. New kitchen, four bed- Mr. Kromi served on that Silt Reasonable rent 191 Shrewsbury rooms. Air conditioned, Basement. al NBA." Guests and Ave., Bed Bank. 7U.-7731. 1 Ocean Township Wins TerrlUotaocft lor *3O,50O. — -ers are welcome.- — borough's governing body HX-ROOM-SUITE — O! MI!™' lo- cated on northbonnil side of Sighway STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC. ^J 1?5?, to Bee. 31, S! adjacent to Mlddletown Shopping RHALTOR FREEHOLD - An 86-year- •• County District Court Judge Center: Suitable for doctor1* or pro- GALLERY OF HOMES -LEGAL N0TICE- 1967. *5 W. River Rd. 747-0900 RumJoa George A. Gray Friday up- HED Honors A fessional use. call - atUc Full basement. 129,300. iverlng all the brmebes of work and aterlal required to complete tne -LEGAL NOTICE- sentence. Mayor Henry J. Shaheen, and Urban Development for a township-wide sewerage sys- STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC. iroject will bt received In the He- West Long Branch, presented its effort* in intergovernment- tem. In applyinppygg for' an sswAGENCY. Oeeinpoia •BBSssfflat AT*. Ocesosports. REALTOR epllon Room of the Office of the There was no sense In im- 542-3500- GALLERY OF HOMES irector, Division of Purchase and NOTICE TO BIDDERS the men to the gathering. al cooperation. award, the Township Council IS W. RIVER RD., RUM80N 'roperty, 2nd Iloor. Room 232-2, State Notice Is hereby given that sealed posing a fine 4m a man who WO AKDTSMat-BE 7«-0KX! House. Trenton, New Jersey 08625. 14 proposals wilt be received by the has no money, said the judge, Woolley Is Chairman Ocean Township was the said its. $6.9 million system _ For rent or sale. W» to 8Mi a until 2:00 o'clock p.m. S.T. on March Business Administrator of the City or month. TBS KmWAN 00, RKAL- 6, 1B69 and then publicly opened and Long Branch. New Jersey on March and the only way to punish J. Russell Woolley, West only Monmouth County munic- was purposely designed to TOHA Belford. 787-5MO. W. Ecauj- AUTHENTIC COLONIA1 ead aloud. No bid will be accepted 3, 19)9, et 1:45 P.M. prevailing time him would be to send him to Long Branch borough clerk ipality to receive an award handle not only Ocean Town- \uTTvn-mo. «""* attTiott dose to (hopping and transportation, atter hour specified. Bids will be re- In Council Chambers, 344 Broadway, WOMAN TO SHARE HOME —-With yet very private. Den with bmit-ln ceived on the following branches o[ Long Branch. N. J. (or parlous in- jail. and Monmouth County clerk, in the competition. ship's projected population, umt. One child acceptable. Please Dqokcases. Three bedrooms, modernized om: surance coverages for the city of was chairman of the event, The Township Council re- but also all of the surround- rail 7ST-3315 alter 1 P.m.' •••" kitchen. A charming borne reduced to Long Branch, N. J. as per speciil* ram ,IBI y»»» im ,,„ rumnio cations ..on Ille in the olflce of ths After the hearing, Mr. Ho- £12TO) •;• The Information (or Bidders, Form Among the representatives ceived an "Honor Award" in ing communities not now "cLIFPWOOD BEACH — Rancn, t..- TBTEKLtSO THOMPHOH ASSOC. Business Administrator. sato walked to the rear of the bedrooms, living room,.Stain!: area, of Bid. Form or Contract, Plans, All pertinent documents csn be ob- of organizations honoring the the 1967 Urban Development served by a proper system; kitchen. utility room, bath, garage. REALTOR Speculations and Forms at Bid Bond, courtroonrand criedtout: "My GALLERY OP HOMES Performance-Payment Bond, and oth- tained upon request from the oftlce' ex-councilmen were Howard Intergovernment Awards Most. significant, the coun- Onnlce sire lot SIM a month. PAL- a W. RIVER KB.. ~ of me Business Administrator. Insur- ACE REALTY 5958 TO. 35. Hazlet er contract documents .may be ex- ance companies must be authorized heart! rnyhearj!" 564-5300.(Across from Red Oa« Diner' 747-0900 amtned at the following: H. Woolley, Long Branch Sav- Program sponsored annually cil said, was the unselfish em- Office of Architecture, 'to operate in tbe State of New Jer- Court attendants rushed to phasis on the need for local CLTITWaOU BEACH — Hent_!fIU) NEAR BELL LABS Engineering A Construction, sey and nave a service office- la option to buy. Two-bedroom ranch. Monmouth County. Interested sgantl —his aid.-loosened hisjdothing, Living room, dining room, kitchen, COLTS KECK RANCH — Four bed- State - House are to state the name of the insur- _actjon_in_}iejpjng_otherjo5al bsfli, fall basement OH hot water rooms, 2!4 baths, living room with ttre- Trenton, New Jersey 08825 ance companies Uist will insure the and summoned the Freehold governments upgrade the nest. Only 1135 per month. PALACE pMce, large den. Beautiful eat-In aizt Copies may be obtained at Uis Of- risks and the companies must be REALTT. 2958 ft. 35 ^"h.^: Jdtohcn. Tues only S783 in 1968. fice of Architecture, Engineering and rated In Best's Insurance Guide with First Aid Squad and Dr.' quality of their sewer systems 5300. (Across from Bed Cat Plner) Construction, located at tile State a pelicyfcolder's rating of A smd a House, Trenton, New Jersey upon pay- financial rating of AAA or better, Frank Niemtzow, county jail without any'binding contracts PRIVAra - Tnr« room tamtm ment of $25.00 for esch set Any un- plus the fact that the general and ulet deadend st «100 plui umitles. srsus*susr74 1 *— successful bidder, upon returning such financial standing must be accepts.- physician who. administered or agreements before com-, [ontn'l security require*. C»U »1-Camassa Agencr Realtor set promptly and in good condition, ble to the City of Long Branch, N.J.« sedatives and found no evi- mencing the project. S Parker Rd.741-6336 LltHe SUver will be refunded his payment, and Consideration will only be given to Is Hit, Drive Extended 3025. any non-bidder. upon so returning bidding mutual companies that are dence of a heart seizure. The mayor and council said UOSUOOTH BEACH — 3hre« bed- AN IDEA: SAVE TIME: such a Kl will be refunded 925.00. non-assessable. rooms7 Furnlshel AH utilities sup- The State reserves the light to re- Turns Over Title RED BANK - Lewis C bined communities of New they felt that in this day of plied. 7U-3251 or M2-4782. Ask for Roma Buyers' Guide: Bro- ject any or all bids. Bids must be enclosed In sealed chure, photos: Greater Red Bank- Each binder must deposit with bis envelopes bearing the name and ad- Mr. Hosato testified that he Kleinhans III, general chair- Shrewsbury-Colts Neck where pollution problems, proper SPRING BKIIKO will be great Sid Rumson Area. Homes. Estates, Riv»r- bid. security In the amount, form dress of the bidder, Identified as man of the. YMCA's new build- a total of $11,861 has been house for rent Stowe. Vermont Call Oceanfront Properties. UuUloK List- and subject to the conditions provided "Insurance Bid for the City of Long did not support his wife, Mar- abatement can be achieved 7t7-2M5 or (802) 2S-C83- ings. Open T days. i the Instructions for Bidders. Branch N. J." A certified check In ia Rosato, 55, who came here ing fund campaign, has an- raised under the leadership only by active cooperation Attention of bidders Is particularly the amount of S2.500.00 must accom- ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY :alled to the requirements as to con- pany each bid as a guarantee tnat the two years ago from Italy. He nounced that, at the end of of Fred Forrest of New and initiative, whether it is in WANTED TO BENT Realtors ditions of" employment to be observed bidder will enter Into a contract. two weeks, 16 per cent of the Shrewsbury. Little Silver 1480 Ocean Ave. . Bright and minimum wage rales to be paid Tbe City of Long Branch reserves also stated that three or four the areas of pollution, recre- 'WE NEED — Flv« or six, 2-3 bed- (424004 under the contract . the right to reject any and all bids weeks after their marriage in total goal of $250,000 has been ranks second with a total ation, social security or sani- room Rental Homes, tronlshed or TO-RED BANK-RUMBON AMD JULES No bidder may withdraw his bid and to award the contract as may furnished from *S5 to «S0per JMntt AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for within sixty (60) days after the ac- appear to be for the best Interest of September, 1967, he turned reached. of $6,120. tation. -V lor incoming personnel THB BERO free catalog; of modest homes, farms, tual date of the opening thereof. the city. The City of Long Branch AOENCY. Rt ». Mlddletown. Bll-1000 palatlsl Rumson estates, waterfronts, DEPARTMENT OP THE TREASURY further reserves the right to bold all over the title of his home at "This," said Mr. Kleinhans, -Originally a total goal of The awards committee 'LINCROFT-MIDDLBTOVra ARE A _ acreage, lots, business opportunities. Division of Purchase and Property bids lor consideration for a period not "is a fine indication of a po- noted that since the township New York designer .and *««, tunity to serve their residents week and up. Maid service. Call was the wrong court for this Z. "gln« Manor. Highlands. RBD BANK - 200 Lelghton Ave building lota. Best residential area. address is 413 Hudson Street, Hack- tinued, "the campaign has and action will be offered to more economically and effi- Tliree-bedroom house with garage Sewen. All utilities. Will build to ensack. New Jersey, an Answer to argument. LOVILT ROOM — Nicely furnished. steam beat. 113,600. Holmes, 228-0233. suit Call M2-4582. the complaint filed In a civil action been extended to March 12." adults at Matawan Presby- ciently than they could them- Private entrance. Close to town. Call RUHSON — Lot SffllOO1. |7,0fJ0. in which Oeorge T. Barnes hint Mr. Rosato testified that he H2-3756. HOLMDEL-cuatom flve-rocm brick Corp., is plaintiff and UNKNOWN selves. ranch. Hpt water heat, basement, ga- Call OWNER, his heirs, devisees and per- Workers then will have am- terian Church, CLEAN. ATTRACTiyE, WARM rage. Immediate posie«slon. »2«.ooo. lived with Mrs. Rosato for two Since the completion of 8124)173 sonal representatives and his, their ple time to complete their Instead of the usual lecture- PARKING. — Own T.V. allowed. Men CROWELL AGENCY, Bealtor, 78 W. or soy of their successors In tight, months before marrying her Die Ocean Township sewerage only. 741-2575. Front Bt. 741-4030. title and Interest, are defendants, tasks, he said, and he urged discussions which have been EXTRA LARGE ROOK — Kitchen CEMETERY LOTS pending in the Superior Court of New and that everything was fine system, the township has en- ATTRACTIVE THRBE-BEDROOM — Jersey, within M days after March them to "go out and get the privileges, i«rkto( space. Close to IH bath spilt. Fsmlly room, altaclled FOUR-GRAVE PLOT — Shoreland then. After marriage, howev- held during previous Lenten fctu and train. Man onlr. Apply s farage. Air-conditioner. Aluminum 10th, 1969 exclusive of such date. If job done now."' . tered into servicing agree- 157 Maple Ave., Red Bank. and flberglas pstlo. Many extras. Ex- Memorial Gardens, Rt 35, Hazlet you fall to do so, (he relief demand- er, lie said, she smacked and seasons, the group will em- ments with Interlaken, Allen- cellent location. Convenient to shore (400. Call attgnr ed In the complaint will be taken Some workers have com- bark on a careful program of RED BANK — Furntsneo rooms w._ and city. $25,900. 284-Mes. against you by default. You shall file punched him and argued with hurst, -and Deal:" rrlvate entrance. Sitting room, kltch- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY your answer and proof of service, In pleted their' solicitation, and group discussions which lead «n orivilegei. Women only. toQUlr. • NEW SHREWSBURY RANCH — duplicate, with the Clerk ot the Su- him. The six other New Jersey 41 Peters PL lODDLirfOVTN TVTT. — Commerelal perior Court, Elate House Annex, the results Indicate a hjgh to constructive action. Infor- Three bedrooms. Fireplace In llvln Drosertr along Hwy, 3$ or 34. From • Mrs. Rosato, with Mrs. winners were the Bergen FURNISHED ROOM - Private « room, formal dining room, family Trenton, New Jersey In accord- level of giving from the .aver- room, est-ln kitchen, two b.lh., base IT? tollTiere. UOLLANBY MAL- ance with the rules of Civil Prac- mal devotional - discussion trance and bath. Own TV. Call site! TT OT1-SW1. tice and procedure. Minnie Arnone of the County County and Middlesex Boards 6 8424922. ment, patio. Half acre fully land. age citizen. meetings will be held on Tues- 1 ll This action has been Instituted for Clerk's office acting as inter- of Freeholders, the state De- FURNWHED Rt)OMS - Betweei tbe purpose of quieting ths title of • day evenings, Feb. 25, March Swy 35 and 3«, Palm.r Jpt. Cs SSBt XOlT ' •* REAL ESTATE WANTED preter, testified that her hus- Highest amount raised so partment of Community Af- KEAN8BURO - Pink front bunt, Oeorie F. Barnes Land Corp. to cer- 4, 11, 18 and 25; the group' 187-9573. low on large lot. Two bedroom>, larg, tain lands and to clesr Up sll doubts band never gave her money. fairs, the Borough of New TWO BEDROOMB — KeasonaMi Jiving room, kitchen, batn, stall sho< COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL and disputes concerning the same. will meet at 8 p.m. in Lounge rates 14 E. Highland Ave.. Atlantli er and gas heat. Only 112,900. |( Wa have ready qualified burers, • Such Unds are described as follows "My husband is a very wise far has been from the corn- Milford, the Township of Spar- Highlands. 281-059». dojrn to qualified buyer, subject ti for fast efficient service, csll J. D. "ALL thoie certain lots, tract or man," she said. "We go to 101. v ta, and the Tocta Island Re- F«A ipprcvsl. CHATEAU REALTY ROOHE, ResJtor, lit. M, Colts NK», iarcel of land and premises, here* 'SINGLE ROOMS — Clian, comfort, Resl EsUte, 215 Csrr Ave., Ke-- Uttna. Member Multiple Listing Ser fnailer particularly described, situ- the store and shop and the Library Meeting ' The programNwiU consist of gional Advisory Council. able. Reasonable. Gentleman pr^ burg. 7*7-5884. vice. ate, lying snd being In the Bor> lered. n Wallace »t, 741-WW. oush of Fair Haven, in the Coun* groceries would come to $28. NEW SHREWSBURY - discussion of- selected scrip- "BED BANK-Fumlibed room wltr, TWO rQUR-ROOM BUNGALOWS — WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST ty of Monmouth and state of New . He's pay $20 and I'd have to tural passages pertinent to own private kitchen. Nice section One spsrtmeM over two-csr gingt Jersey. The general membership town clone to shopping And trsnspor with tour rooms. Completely reiu* YOUR HOME "BEOINNINO at a point In the pay the balance because his meeting of the New Shrews- Lent, an analysis of the activ- tatlori. Call alter 8 p.m.ipfor appoint nulled. Excellent Income for retire Call today and give details and cash weatqrly line of lot 31 on "Revised ity of people today in the Ught Center Plan tnent. 564-5176, couple who csn live on propert pries. BTXRUNQ TftOUTSCK) * Kt- Msp ol River Oakv flection 3" sister was a big ueater." bury Public Library Associa- Fruntait Is about WxWT dee SOC, 74T-S800. filed with the Monmouth County of those passages, and a dis- "ATTnACTlVB - flcfly ftmlshe* Pl«se cull T4l-«5»4. m,m In Nor Clerk July 1, 10t7 In Case 61)4 She and her husband ar- tion has been postponed one room. Private, light cooking. Tor gen Long Branch off Patten Ave. imoENTLY NIBDID - Two an where It Is Intersected by the cussion of service"' oppor- tleman. 741-8364. ' three-bedroom homes Hlddletown, Has- northerly line of s "Reserved1' gued two-to-three times a day week to March 6. The meet- Forwarded MOVE RIGHT IN let vlclnllr We Hivt buyers wilting. area, shown oa,l«|d_rpri and run- py,er his sister, who, she con- ing will be held at the li- tunities available to the group, This ttlractlve four-Mdroom, threi THE K1HWAN CO, W-5500. ning thence a) South M degrees HAZLET - Plans for a (1.5 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE listh home. Dramatic entrance foyei west along said northerly "line of tended, was always mistreat- brary at 8:30" p.m. in connection with their study. spacious Hying snd dining room*, ea LIST WITH CONFIDENCE million shopping center on 20* In kitchen with dlshwsslter, fsmll the "Reserved" area 2M feet ing her and talking back. HOUSES FOR SALE room plus screened porch, bssemtn Our 14 professional salsspeopll an more or less to the esnterly line acres at nt, 35 and Bethany H acrs. close to shopping and ncnool, ready and able to market Tour pro of Lot 54 as shown on said msp; Mrs, Catherine Glzzl, West HAZLET yet with a country resting. S37,40o, art* successfully, thence (2) North 34 degrees 45 Itoad were referred Friday by WALKER * WALKER, Realtor; Hwy, Trade-Ins — Ziehinsei minutes west along saltl easterly Long Branch welfare direc- the Zoning Board to the Plan- SPACIOUS AND 35, Shrewsbury. 7115113, 21-Hour B«; Member Multiple Listing Service* line S7.3 rest to a point! thence vice. WALKBR * WALKER, Realtors (31 North W degrees 3(1 minutes tor, said that Mrs. Kosato had ning Board for recommenda- CHARMING Shrewsbury Holmdsl weit still along ssld esaterly Una FLORirM — Three bedrooms. We TU-M13 «T1-S*11 of Lot"M, 13.«5 (set to the north- applied for relief and had been tions, Three-badroomm ,piil, beautifulbeautifully llannd Mm Oesch, excellent. All electric, esaterly corner of said Lot M; paid from April to June and scapedd loltt leaturlnlt l lirgl s livinlii g room Will Iliumf. Price 115,000. Call 264' NEED VACANT LAND thence (4) fOUth !TC degreas 49 Ilarvrick Associates of New dlnmi hoom, kitchen, den, It, baths 6333, Evenings » to 11:15 p.m. csll mlnutea weat slong ths northerly from September to December. screensil porch. City stwiri. Man) Smsll lot or lirce trsets. Call VIUL- line or IM M 63 feet to Ihs north- York City, who contemplate *o(s number IB and II in which already had been paid. Op«n 7 dsys Illoi-k M on the current tax msp The center will contain 15 rif thft It'iroush of Fair Havan, In a Domestic Relations I/ivi-ly Iliree-lieilrown IK»MII> In mln New Jerany i'll trut, morn or leaa, stores, including four major FANTASTIC tn R ],(flnt In Dm rnatarly line of Court hearing, County Court numson Oil'iliUI Ki>iin>, 1'r, anil mlerlor. ('imililiiatlon allmilntln ilrnwiin l,nri»; then™ IT) flr>ul)i 2K oullfltjj nn'd a movie theater, altnin wlliflijwn an't rtri'jr* Only tlin n>Kffci » liilmifM cant alonir ilia Judge Patrick J. McOann Jr. piths. ImraP'llats iwHmf««l'>n. Owr Tolul floor )iro/i will be 176,- s»,iui ini'i hi only sl, "l.l'M ItKliMKN MIKNrY. ll>»ll,,i( nllfi |iarlliularlty In Ilir roinplalnl In Chile's Aucanqullclm — Knrnslk nf lirooklnwn Drive. si'trlfmi llvlni room, (nrmiil dliilns I Ma|il*- Ayr . 'niiifr llflirii I'! .»)•>' "t with It will lie furnlah^'l you Jlnl Hank 74lvMn in ri"|iia*l it,l,)ri,aaf,l to Ilia nttnrn»> the highest town on earth — Schwario, owner of Vacation Cunruri Inc., ai tho Oilier objectors suld the con- room. ««iln iRrtllas UUhrn wllrt ah "Remind mi lo le'l you some- aCPtlRnin. will (owstl r*r[ifttrt(, fit war nA.vTnfi-irMM.i, ,f tfis iiMli.flrr st tlia slir)vA fiifii' Indlnn mlncr/i put In » full now tourift agency opant in the Monmouth Shopping lor will ciPdlfi minlta- fslvl flun d^rk >t/)W«r l«vvl . m^t-lmii I'ANtlV IVIIINTKH ATTKNIlAN'T Ing (linn/ about Ihs car you day's work at 17,500 feet tloii problems nnd cause do- fn*ii',strty |>ani,l#4 rt>t,tn with hils« Malutf tvoiiisii wantcl t'ti avrnlngi gol In .Tlis Dal,'/ Raglitsr Wsn PATEH: I>t,rnary 1, i(JW. Center at Eatontown. A full range of travelers' tervlcei hnr.k fir*pt»r«j, launitrr ih,(« Al>l-fy In eittr risrh of lha Superior fwri •ppolBUnMil ailtr J p m. »ll OOK. r il offered there. 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very well except for the above-mentioned tendency •Has* aaaaaa* BARBtCUEO IN THE ADVANCE. to over-sensitiveness. You'll accomplish more by Si" PUBLICITY! WHAT Y0UN6 - SW\KT ALECK. DID THIS TOME? working solo than tandem. • aaaal The Day Under Your Sign M u !P Arfc.IomMir.2Ho Apr. If Libra. W. 23 fo Oct. 22 LTI 1 rl IF Th!i it a abort nratli, BO you'd One of those rare days that IS

-better step up your efforts to could brtnsr you jtut inut you WBaal Paa^aaal eomitai e Jobs need moat Enjoy itt 15" Andy Capp Turn. April 20 to M.y 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21. Complete coocentratiqa at wtat Cn$p opportunity e^en though Ljf m .Ljt aaaaaaal r7HrS IS THE CLOSEST IVE you're doing vill of {get nttless- jt takes sotne adjaatment in neu and lnrcootn. ytmr thinking. EVER CO/ViETOMAVIN'A Giminl. May2l 4OJUM2I Sagittarius. Nov.22 fo DK.2I « "~J4oT~~T'"~BBJ47 1 U8 | 1 1 blNNERCATE... You lure a reputation for ibid* Don't tog down now that the inj by promise. Don't be culmination of the deal is n tenpted otherwise. doie at hand. Keep plugging! Canesr. Juiw 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Dae 22 to Jan. 20 • •• Be Rtliitic about condition!. A new sense of Kcurity gives 5» 94 —|— snBpi—— Thii it no time to look for lie you a glow ai Bomeone in au- w end of (be rainbow. ^ thority comptimenU you. ••M w w Aquatint. Jan. 21 to Hb, J9 sr TSt on |1K brakes'"and take" rtaaaB* You lum a feeling of dura* penonal innntarjr, apedaDy ttrcst vlildi makei TOW efforts where budget U concenet.' leu ttun iticeeufid. titc*. F*b. 20 fo March 20 smaaw 5SBBBlaM sBatasa aaHHaaB Virgo. Auj. 22 f© Stpf. 22 Wdrt pros aod cans before vT You'll accomplish a lot vita maUia; an* final commltroeiiu. LaasBsaa •SBSs) SBBBH* 1 IB' aaaMU"t little jiby»ic*l or mental alriin You may save to cbtnge your unccf ~tods7~s 'jays,—; --mini-— — eField Enterprises, Inc., 1M9 JJENNIS THEMENACE ByHank Ketcham mikllU Bridge Advice The Wizard of ID

By ALFRED SHEINWOLD .Your, biggest profits at rub- -But dtajer - ; ber bridge come from dou- Neither side vulnmfcle bling'' an opponent -when he NORTH steps out of line, and the best • Q1084 time to nail a frisky opponent 0 972 -Is-when-he-makes-a-doubtfu 0 bid at a' low level. Keep your • 8542 eyes open for an opponent's WEST EAST overcafl. after your partner 4 97 • AKfjS hsfs" opened the bidding since 0 KQ84 C? Af5 7* that is the time an opponent 0-10832 0 .14 is most likely to be venturing • AQ9 1073 into unknown territory. SOUTH Snuffy Smith • S3 It is safe to double a .con- THAT THAR 7HANKV, YSOGGY AS 9 1063 CRUST WLJZ tract of two diamonds (or any ' OAKQ96 HOW. DID VE HONEVPOT ' A WET lower bid) without a sure LIKE TH'PEACH ffEST LIKE • KJ6 MY MAW DISHRAGU trump trick provided that you PIE/ PAW? But South Wot North USED TO have four trumps of some 2 0 Double All Pass MAKE IT reasonable value, as in to- ' Opening lead—s)l 9 day's hand. The less you have in the trump suit the more you need outside. If this type By this time South had been of double backfires, declarer peeled down to his five will not score a game but will 'IF WE'RE AU ONE FAMILY, WE AIL 0W PARTOF EVERYTHING, trumps, but more was to •M'i AN' IF 16^EAKWfARr,1rWTSAvyiO06H UJCK/OJH^ usually gain only about 100 -come. When East led a spade points. If the double works, Squth's trumps were in the you will gain several middle. South ruffed low, and hundred. West overruffed with the Plan GOP. Club Dinner Dance In today's hand, South's eight. MATAWAN - The Borough members, or from Frank Fer- overcsll was fairly normal, Republican Club will hold its rano, dance chairman. . West next led his last heart, but he paid a heavy price for annual dinner dance May 3 at The Phantom and East shrewdly ruffed The GOP Club's clothing it. East won the first trick the Magnolia Inn. Tickets will with the jack of trumps. drive will be extended with the jack of spades and be available shortly from club South had to overruff with the returned the seven of clubs through April, William Lan- queen, and West got a second up to dummy's weakness. It is safe to open a hand zaro, club president, an- trump trick with the ten. The South put up the jack, losing which provides only a doubt- nounced. Those wishing to do- defenders held .South to his to West's queen of clubs. ful oyercal)', Even if the cards nate clothes should call Mr. three top trumps, scoring 900, are badly placed the oppo- West led his other spade to points for the five-trick penal- Lanzaro for pickups. the king, and East returned nets will have a very difficult ty. This was about twice the time doubling you for penal- The club recently endorsed the ten of clubs, giving West .value of the game which they two more club tricks. West ties and making the double re-nomination of Mrs . Ann D. might not have bid and might stick. switched to the king of hearts, not have made. ' Flynn as president of the state getting an enthusiastic signal (A Pocket Guide to Bridge Federation of Republican DAILY. QUESTION is available. Get your copy by when East.followed with the Women, They also submitted As dealer, you hold: S- 5 3 sending 59 cents to Red Bank jack of hearts. West contin- Mrs. James Clayton as a ued with the queen of hearts H- 10 B 3 D- A K Q 9 6 C- Register, Inc., Box 3318, member of the board ol direc- and then with a low heart,to K J 6. What do you say? Grand Central Station, New tors of the federation. the ace Answer: Bid,one diamond. York, N.Y. 10017.) Nubbin Beetle Bailey JUSf AMINUY6/ MOv/.THEM/ PRIVATE. wcxy euv/ HOW WODUP YOU LIKE £gS TWO SIDES J HEAR THE POOP to g THERE INVITED B6BTLE TO-EAT-AtlHE. OFFICERS' CM.'

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