SEE STORY BEM>W Weather Snow ending by noon, with to- HOME tal accumulations from three to six inches. Quite wiiufy and much colder, high In low 30s THEDAILY DTPPTQTF this afternoon, deaf and cold tlNAL tonight, low near 20. Contin- ued cold tomorrow, high in low 30s. Outlook Sunday, fair and V T , ' • cold. - MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS * DIAL 741-0010

VOL. 90, NO. 171 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1968 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE Eatdntown-Brielle RailLineStudied TRENTON — A new electrified railroad line, ter plan to be submitted to the legislature later - That means that it would be financially wise to be built in the median strip of the planned Rt. this year. But whether it is-included will depend if the necessary money for construction could be Red Bank 35 freeway between Eatontown and Brielle, is on the results of discussions with officials of the found. under consideration. areas involved, he said. Trains would leave ihe NY & LB tracks at Little Silver • : State Transportation Commissioner David J. Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina, R-Monmouth, Red Bank and proceed 2.3 miles along the exist- Goldberg said yesterday the idea is being dis- a member of the Assembly Transportation Com- ing southern line of the Jersey Central railroad ciissed with Monmouth County and municipal mittee, said he wants to talk to the officials con- to Eatontown where they would enter the north- /ATLANTIC ernmost section of the proposed freeway railroad. officials. ~ v cerned, before determining his own position. Long .Branch Then the new track would run 14 miles in the If developed, the $28 million program would * Sen. Richard E. Stout, R-Monmouth, chairman middle of the freeway 60-to-120-foot divider to supplement a current $30 million proposal to build of the Senate Transportation and Public Utility Brielle. new stations, eliminate grade crossings, add new Committee, took a similiar position. equipment and electrify trains between South Am- Monmouth officials have complained that in / Four new stations. are contemplated. . They Elberon bpy and Little Silver. any viewpoint the shoreline improvement program^ would be at Rt. 36, the Garden State Parkway Federal participation at the rate of 50 per cent has been inadequate because it doesn't carry sotffh spur, at Eatontown; Bangs Ave., Neptune; 18th would be a key to the new concept just as it is of Little Silver. Mr. Goldberg saiS^that the "con- Ave., Wall Township, and Manasquan Road, Wall OCEAr to the already scheduled first phase, Mr. Goldberg cept" now under study would meet that criticism. Township. said. Delay in action on the initial stage, however, Here is the picture: The Red Bank station, which is due for re- Allenhurst has been blamed, on failure of the U. S. to make Construction of a rail line along the freeway location, as is the existing Little Silver station its share of money available. ' - ^right-of-way, about four four miles westTrf the under the first phase of the overall plan, would N. Asbury Park' present New York and Long Branch Railroad . be shifted from its present Monmouth St. site to NEPTUNS: WAY BE PART OF MASTER PLAN Asbury Park •:. Mr. Goldberg said the new concept may be tracks, has been determined to be feasible by - the Chestnut. St. freight yard...... made part of an overall state transportation mas- engineering consultants. . (See LINE, Pg. 2, Col. 2) Bradley Beach . HOWELU

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Manasquan - RAILROAD MAP — Dotted line showns projected new railroad right of way which KHE SANH, Vietnam (AP) - rocket and artillery bombard- The • North Vietnamese 750 yards of the Rangers to hit rifles and ammunition along the State Transportation Commissioner David J. Goldberg envisions, it would be built in More than 500 North Vietnamese ment, he thought "this might launched their biggest assault what was believed to be the coast. Another of the 100-foot vessels fled out to sea and es- the median strip of the proposed Rt, 35 freeway between .Eatontown and Brielle. soldiers attacked the Khe Sanh be the big attack, but it was from trenches they had dug to enemy assembling area for the combat base through the fog just another probe." He said assault. caped. within 50 yards of the Rangers' before dawn today. They got to Communist troops also made Arms Trawlers Sunk 'The U.S. Command said one lines in the past week despite the barbed wire ring^iround the several other small attacks U.Sl and South • Vietnamese of the trawlers was blown up by base before they were driven along the line held by Marines the daily repeated strikes by its crew to escape, capture and naval forces meanwhile report- Study Unit Set to Urge back with at least 70 of their in the northeast and southern U.S. warplanes. the other two were shot up In ed their biggest single bag of men killed. sect»HS-4Jf the base. The B52 Stratofortresses, flames by U.S. Navy and Coast the war—the destruction of three The Red infantrymen charged Allied casualties in all the at- which normally bomb no near- Guard boats, infantrymen firing behind three sapper platoons tacks were "very light," U,S. er to allied positions than 3,000 100-ton Ttommunist "trawlers from the beach and planes at- Westside Center OK in the attack on the base's east- officers said. , • yards, cut their sights to within loaded with Soviet AK47 assault tacking overhead. ern perimeter, which is held by RED BANK - The Neighbor- He said the' center proposal A committee member, Curtis a battalion of 500 crack South hood Study Committee is ready had been before the committee Q. Murphy, added that he, too, Vietnamese Rangers. to recommend to Borough Coun- a long time and he wanted to had understood that Westside A flight of the U.S. Air Force's cil a plan fflr a Westside com- know what action the Westside youngsters would beinvited to huge B52 bombers, flying in munity center on W. Bergen could expect immediately. • a meeting to present their Snowfall Covers Shore direct support of ground troops Place. > Warning Given views. . • for the first time in the war, March rode into the shore On the. brink of making its He said officials could look Councilman Theodore J. La dropped tons of explosives only area on the back of a lion to-. final decision -last night, .the for "a long, hot summer in Red brecque Jr., chairman of'the 750 yards in front of the Rang- day as five inches of snow: - mayor's study group heard from Bank" unless the needs of the group, invited the visitors to ers' lines. a group of impatient Westsidfrs community were satisfied. express their views'and told whipped by gusty winds swept On Red Alert across the state. ' • who complained they had not "There had better be something them the committee would cau The besieged U.S.. Marine been consulted. done. Let's put it that way,", he cus after the-public meeting and base in the northwest corner of Most public and .private -. One-of-the-25 young-Negroes told the committee. probably decide the terms of South Vietnam was>on a Red schools reported they were attending the public meeting Others repeated contentions its recommendation to council, alert—meaning an attack was closed was William Griffin, who said he made Sunday, at an NAACP Mayor John P. Arnone, who believed imminent —. when the Driving was hazardous' represented 235 members of the meeting, that Negro teenagers appointed .the committee in Au- enemy soldiers came lunging throughout. the_jhore,_ even - "N A ACPsT Youth Council;. "of had been overlooked by the gust, Ha3~aske3.~fof quick action, through the darkness and mist. though crews, worked through-- which he is president. committee. Mr. Labrecque said. For that Some of the Communist sap- out the night in many shore reason the committee circulated pers succeeded in placing bang- areas to dear roads." questionnaires in the high school alore torpedoes under the coils instead of holding more public A new danger was added of barbed wire that circle the when wires were reported blown Middletown Judge meetings to" get the reaction of two-square-mile base, but they the town's youth. dovtti in scattered areas. Trees," were killed before they could laden with wet .snow, were re- Why No Reply trigger the charges. ported blown down, in some OICs Ticket Refunds „ it was expected,the question' This afternoon a twin-engine cases spiling wires with them. P — gaire-wpuld; represent ^aJLPJrts cargo plane erashed-and burned SbnTSTriies ianaca Oscars" nfia of' "th e community..--, . ...Mr.. . La•- - tt tti •• to-takttk e MIDDLETOWN. - Commuters as WaS pg buildings. whose cars were ticketed by brecque. said, but some of the off from Khe Sanh. The crew high schoolers told him the ma- Many accidents were repor- police in a railroad station park- and passengers escaped. As fire- ted throughout the shore as. a" Ing lot earlier this year got a jority of the Westside students men rushed out to extinguish did not participate because "we result of the snowfaUV" clean bill of health last night in the flames, Communist gunrfen The weatherman predicted ac- Municipal Court. felt it didn't pertain to us." bracketed the wreckage^ with cumulations of up to three inch- Judge,. Seymour Kleinberg Mr. Labrecque said it was two "mortar' rounds,, wounding es in the, Newark-New York ruled that" postKThotices in the safe to assume the committee's several of the firefighters. X.? lot failed, to advise, users that recommendations would urge : The early morning attack was metropolitan area, with possible • \ they were required to renew use in some- form of the build- the heaviest ground assault "accumulations up to six inches tree usage stickers annually. ing owning by Irving Rubin at launched so far against the 5,- in the rest of the state. *" NeW^Jersey Turtpike re- He held 35 defendants,'who 144 WABergen Place. 000 U.S. Marines and 500 Rang- THE LION ROARED -•- 'Tis said that if March comes in roaring like a lion it will go we're represented by the Ameri- The committee had discussed ers holding the Khe Sanh base. tout meekly, as a lamb. Last night's sudden storm may be an indicator that there is can Commuters Association, in- rental and renovations with An estimated 40,000 Communist hourfrom^oodbridg^'i e to southern end and wherever else an ear'y spring coming up. Many frdshly bothered with new mounds of that white nocent. And he said that any Mr. Rubin, Mr. Labrecque.said troops are believed massed h of 85 Others who.had already and would caucus With Mori' across.the northern frontier for the turnpike was snow-covered, stuff have cause to hope so, anyhow. This was the Broad St. scene in Red Bank. 1 paid $5 fines through the viola- mouth Community Actjon Pro- an invasion of South Vietnam's Ice signs were posted along the ' • , • . ••(.Register -Start Photo by Larry Perna) tions bureau could get refunds. gram officials to discuss pos- two northernmost* "provinces, Garden State Parkway, where Frederic A. Baar, special at- sibis-jaint use of the building. with the Khe Sanh base their police warned motorists to drive torneyjfor the ACA, had argued "We are close to fruition," the first objective. •' , . with, caution. successfully that posted notices chairman .said. "We can'assure Col. David Lownds of Planta- The New Jersey. Transporta- about requirements • of the park- tion, Fla,, thejmse. commander, ipn PeRartmenf,saidJher,eiwem ing ordinance were, inadequate. He added that the committee's said that.when the attack came numerous reports of fallen elec- 'Decision Hailed Bernard M. Mltznef (See CENTER, Pg. 3, Col, 4) on the heels.of a heavy mortar, trical wires due- to the., snow Bernard M. Mitzner, ACA across 'Route 332, 40 and, 45 in president, who was one of those Salem,.. Gloucester and Atlantic spared from a fine by the court Counties. . - . FREEHOLD - To'close some The ma.in problem, he said, is Children, he emphasized, decision, hailed the results. Grand Jury Presentment In Burlington County, an' Air oopholes in thewelfart system, Ihe failure of fathers to support are_a result of illegitimacy. The He also praised the services Force sergeant was electrocuted Freeholder Marcus Daly yester- their childrennna the failure of rate of support is very low, he of Mr." Baar, noted that the early today when he touched his day proposed the establishment the .authorities* to make them answered to a newsman's ques- lawyer had declined to accept a car, across which an electrical f county welfare coordinating support their children. tion. fee and had made his services Calls ior More Police Power ine had fallen.-Police said he board.dJ " f "If we allow the family to dis- "Parents must be made re- •available as a contribution to had just left a tavern- and 'ixed restrictions. are now held by the grand jury. Under his plan, the board integrate from the basic family sponsible for their'children," he the association. FREEHOLD - The holdover walked up to his car despite Monmouth County Grand Jury 2. Grand juries should be per- The Long Branch investiga. would be composed of represent unit," Mr". Daly.said "you don't said, adding that by permitting Chief goal of the association is warning shouts from bystanders. v handed up its second present- mitted to grant immunity to ion which spread into a county tatives of the judiciary, ttye pros- have to worry about'Commur irresponsibility it helps to stim- repeal of non-resident income He was not' immediately iden- ment 'yesterday in its county prosecution witnesses who underworld probe was touched ecutor's office, the plobation de- nism, you'll hive jt.'v" • ulate the breakdown of the mor- taxes levied against commuters tified. probe of the underworld and might otherwise be restrained off last summer,with a demand partment, the Welfare Board, The freeholder-said that lie al code. He believed that all law In New York City and state. South Jersey was hit hardest 1 1 said police authorities should from cooperation. from Milton Garr, secretary of the county adjustor's office, the did not feel that people should was based on good moral prlh- In the parking case, police and roads were generally snow have more power. the Long Branch City Wide .county office of N.J. Bureau of be denied welfare but the ten- ticketed ears that did not bear 3. Machinery should be estab- covered. On Rt. 295 in Glou- Mvic Association. Children's Services and the dency, of lacking parents should! Mr. Daly hoped that a special 1968 parking stickers if found The panel that started an in- lished for setting up of regional cester County, two tractor trail- Board of Freeholders. " get a closer examination. iprosecutor would be appointed in the residents-only lot at the vestigation of alleged interfer- grand juries that could function Mr. Garr charged (hat Long er trucks jackknifed on the slip- m. local crime areas beyond "Welfare today • is being railroad station. ence in Long Branch police' ad- Branch Police Chief. Thomas Pe- pery highway and blocked the Between 40 and 45 per cent of to handle the welfare problem ministration last September re- county or state lines. sano had been hamstrung in po- abused," said Mr. Daly during An ordinance enacted last entire southbound lane during he children on Aid to Depen-j(Sec WELFARE,.Pg. 4, Col. 5) turned the paper as it started 4. Allow the attorney general ice administration by politics a press conference. "Some wel- '-'/"' ^ year provides that township the morning rush hour. . fare recipients have learned that residents who have slickers the third month of its'extended and the county prosecutor this Maloney of the Rt. 35 and Tinton Ave. leased after treatment for in- HAVE PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ark and New York is improved. same address, were treated at A passenger in one of the juries suffered when her car It added: 9:40 p.m. They were passen- vehicles, Louis Hoffman of Mon- was in collision with one driven "The lit. 35 proposal would gers in a car involved in « mouth Street, Red Bank, was by Eva E. Dehnz, 6 Front St., PREPARE YOUR TAX RETURN make high speed rail .service three-car accident on Rt. 35. taken to Riverview Hospital, Sea Bright. Miss Bauer's car more readily accessible to a William Dailey of 81 Stephen- Itcd Bank, by the first aid then struck a light standard. WE MAINTAIN A PERMANENT OFFICE AND A larger area — sibout 1,800 pas vllle Blvd., Middletown, waj squad, whero ho was treated Patrolman David Foster in- COMPLETE TAX FILE FOR OUR CLIENTS sengcrs now originate south of treated at 0:50 p.m. and re- and released. vestigated, i Yoi, thoy mako quitu a Asbury Park . . . leased afler a two-car accident Drivers of the cars were The Rumson .First Aid Squad pair. Yes, they stand "Tor "Improvement of the present on Ouknlll ltd Stephen G. Westmoreland, 102 took the injured to the hospital. "FILE EARLY" quality. Yos — Pay t,o11 linn In Asbury Park would cost Lucille Young of Twin Brook Norwood Avenue, Donl and Police reported the accidents for Brand Namoi with $44 million (but) Ihc Rt. 35 Avenue, Middletown,- was treat- Gary Blltman, 57 Peters Place, wcra among six that occurred OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 9, A.M. to 5 P.M. !'BIG W" freeway line to lirielle would be cd at the hospital at 7:40,a.m. Red Bank. between 6:45 and 7:15 p.m. dur- Diicount Prices! only $27 million . . today after a colllsloaoti Mld- Police are continuing their ing heavy snowfall and on EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P. M. — CALL 671-5333 "Increased station spacinI"g and dlctown-Lincroft Road. Investigation. slushy coated roads. y Mwda 1, 1968-3 East Keansburg Group Gathering Petitions

THE DAILY REGISTER - • . , - - •. • • - " & . - Crash Hurts State Urged to Take Over Authority By LEE STAKNES names with the promise that are trying to deceive us" onSchmann accused Mr. Pras- 2 Women MIDDLETOWN — The 150- the entire township would be questions regarding the opera- kai of "grandstanding" when member East Keansburg Better- alerted to the association's aims. tion of the authority. Mr. Praskai insisted his 'ques- ment Association last night Mr.°Praskai said, referring to A bone of contention with the tions be answered. In Colts Neck urged the state to take over the the township authority: group is the proposed sewer- Officers of the organization COLTS NECK — Two women Sewerage Authority here. Critices Spending age complex that has been ear- acknowledge three ways of tak- suffered minor injuries yester- Andrew J. Praskai led 65 mem- "They don't care how they marked east of Comptons Creek ing care of the Middletown day in a two-car accident when bers attending last night's meet- spend your money. If we don't on 28 acres of land with a 6!4-sewerage problem, as they see million-gallon per day capaci- one of them pulled out of a pri- ing in denouncing the authority. get some help, I don't know how it: all the people in Middletown are —Writing to all legislators in vate driveway on Rt. 537, The association adopted a res- ty" olution to gather petitions urg- going to pay the cost." Mr. Praskai has pointed out the state. "We are doing this State Police here reported ing the state Board of Health Mr. Praskai, president of thethe land under discussion, right now," Mr. Praskai said, that Annie Mae Brasson~0f the and Gov. Richard J. Hughes*to association, has for some time where the authority has said it "and we will continue writing Earle Naval Ammunition Depot take over the Authority., been attacking the authority on would build, Ms not been pur- to as many-people as possible." was traveling east on Ht. 537 The petition calls fortne state many fronts. chased. & -Write the state Board of when Cornelia P. Covert, 20 At- to "supervise and direct the op- Recently he asked for an- On Feb. 14, at a public meet- Health; see the ggovernor or lantic Ave., Long Branch, pulled eration of the Sewerage Author- swers to 17 questions his group writite himhi , or d i out* of a driveway in front of, ing, the authority admitted it send petitions, ity." submitted at a January meeting. not jjus t from , the Brasson car. j had lost the option to the land, this area, but Before the meeting was closed He has insisted the authority but is "going to condemn the from" the whole township. Miss Covert was treated and' 43 members, had signed their has "evaded our requests and land so we can start to work." —Ask the state to take over released from Riverview Hospi- Prices 'Out of Line' the problem and then have it tal, Red Bank, for whiplash; Mr. Praskai said, the price turned back over^to the com- Miss Brasson was treated and range is "out of line" and add-munity (the authority). - released from Patterson Army Simmill Dismisses ed: Members' agreed that state Hospital, Ft. Monmouth, for "In addition to the cust for takeover is the most important t and bruises. services which they now sayaspect of the campaign now. ope'r Steven Sahli, who in-| will be $60 per house, and is The association threatened in . tigated, issued Miss Covert) Project Curbs Suit already listed as $75, the price January to seek an injunction ummons for failing to yield VISITlNG COLLEGE PRESIDENT — Dr. Ervin L. Hariacher, right, newly appointed range could go into the hun-against further work on the gineer didn't do right," Judge upon entering a highway from a president of Mbnmouth County Community College, is visiting the area to conduct FREEHOLD — Superior Court dreds of dollars a year. comprehensive sewerage col- private drive. *^ Elvin R. Simmill yester- Simmill said, "As far as I'm lection system. talks with officials of Monmouth College concerning the enrollment of County Col- day dismissed a suit brought concerned they acted in good "Their intentions are wrong. lege sfudsnh-at Monmoullr GollegB^baginimig noxf.-SopfembBr.--ln—the—background iy-a homeowner against Fret faitli.4'- They .want to dump everything Mr. Praskai alleged ..two into the-Raritan Bay. >• members of the association had Three Injured are, left to right,* Leon Zuckerman and Earl Garrison, both trustees of the college, hold Township for not enforc- Mr. Isaacs had also contended ing an improvement agreement "They think they are protect- been "harassed-and threatened and Ma|| ®en- W. Preiton Corder/nan, chairman of the board of trustees of the col- that the developer was able to by authority personnel" when In Collision j with a developer. save $2,232 by installing what ed by Sen. (Richard R.) Stout. RED BANK — Three persons lege. Dr. Harlacher will take up his duties on a permanent basis June I. Sidney Isaacs, 12 Windsor he considered inferior material. Mr. Stout's legal firm is get- they would not sign over were injured in an accident at v (Register Staff Photo) Drive, Stonehurst, Freehold However, Township Engineer ting all of the business of the easements for sewer lines along 8 a.m. yesterday at Shrewsbury Township, had filed the, suit James P. Kovacs testified that sewer work in Middletown, and Palmer Ave. Ave. and W. Front St. through his attorney, Paul Feld- the difference between the twothe authority thinks they are Before the meeting.was over protected. They disregard the Treated and released at Riv- For. Six State Colleges man, Asbury. Park, to compel types of construction is negli- a request was made to have citizens of the township." erview Hospital were two driv- the township to require j. Dgibl. e as to longevity and mainte- the association call for a change ers, Andrew Dienes of Spring St. Holding Corp., Cresskill, de- nance. . During the February meet- of government in the township. velopers of the tract, to install ing of the Authority in Town- It will be considered at the and Robert W. Johnston "of New "I must find factually that Milford, and a passenger, Anna- Tuition Hike h Seen favored one-piece combination curbs and ship < Hall, Chairman Edward next meeting. gutters. there is no difference between marie Dienes. the two," Judge Simmill said. TRENTON (AP) - Members Dungan told -the committee ter, R-Mercer, said he had in- Mr. Isaacs had contended that Patrolman Donald Patterson of,.the Joint Legislative Appro- the state Board'of Higher Edu- tended to introduce legislation Township Attorney Marvin E. said the collision occurred as most of the roads finished in priations Committee, concerned cation 'was favorably disposed that would set the annual tui- the-devebpment .areaJiad. been Schaefer represented the com- Marlboro Planners -theJMenes car--was-travelihg with-higher-educationVcost re to~raisingrtnition if it could-be mittee; : west on Front St. and the John- done with straight curbing, and quirements, appear to favor in- sure - the additional revenue 00. contended this was inferior to ston car was turning into Rec- creasing the tuition at the sixwould be used to strengthen ed- A$350 tuition would yijeld an tor Place. what the township bad specified. Oppose state colleges. ucation and not merely be add- additional $4,4 million, it was - Good Faith Cited ed toihe state's general fund. estimated. Jury Quizzes MARLBORO — Meeting in Gerald A. Bauman Jr., board -LEGAL NOTICE; The. committee spent the Calls It Reasonable Judge Simmill held that the whole day yesterday question- : Dungan also told the commit- special session last night, the chairman, said the resolution NOTICE Pressed by the committee, governing body acted in good AN ORDINANCE FIXING COMPKN- ing Chancellor of Higher Educa- tee_ _tt_ could undermine Jhe faith on the recommendation of Ex-Official Planning Hoard voiced disap- recommends that the zone, west BATION~OF 'BtfttOUGH OEfiCERB Dungan said he felt increasing AND CERTAIN BOROUQH EM- tionTlalph A. Dungan aboutThis annual tuition.at the state col- whole structure of public jiigher ts then engineer, Eugene Am- proval of 'council's' three-quar- of Rt. 79, off School Road West, PLOYEES IN THE BOROUGH OFbudget requests and the .amount ron, to release the performance amendment and should be znnort P-4Q npH ftinf piuposed -fur higher educuliou bond on the subdivision, In City Probe By-lEr Hiyor al steps, would be reasonable. and Council of the Borough of Rum- in the governor's $1.1 billion legislature ..decided to submit a "The Townshjp Committee FREEHOLD - For the hold- urged that the controversial the proposed Rt. 18 be designat- ion that the compensation tot the of- Fulltime day students en- llcei lilted below for the year IMS budget for the coming fiscal bond issue to the public in No- didn't do .right because the en-over session Monmouth County zone be reset as one acre as it ed as a zone boundary between be M follows: year. ., •" rolled at the colleges now payvember that only included funds 1. Borough Clerk IM.soq. $150 a year in tuition, compared Grand Jury yesterday called a was under the 1985 interim zon- the R-40 and B-4Q/30 zones. 1 Assespr 6,000. for planning of future capital 3. Collector-Treasurer «,20O. LEGAL NOTICE with $400 at Rutgers, the state former Long Branch city coun- ing amendment. The zone boundary should be 4. Clerical Assistant 5,950. construction. Shoes theft >. Magistrate 3,500. university, and an average of cilman to testify in its Investi- designated In such a way, he 6. Clerk-Municipal Court 1,900. NOTICE $250-$300 at the county commu- said, as to correct the alleged T. Attorney 3,000. MONMOUTH CODNTY The chancellor said there was gation of police tampering 8. Custodian 6,500. SURROGATE'S COURT nity colleges. a "fantastic" psychological fac- Charge Nets Open Holmdel technical irregularity noted by 9. Bnglrfeer S.OOO. Notice to Creditors to Present charges in Long Branch. 10. street superintendent 8,690. Claims Against Estate The $150 annual tuition rate tor involved,.and that people the court in the case of Saat- 11. Street Department ESTATE-OTF JOHN H. MOUNT, PE- who have been working hard to It was the second time this hoff versus the Planning Board. Foreman . 8,350. CEASED • was set by the legislature be- $250 Fine Agenda Talks —iJS.-Mechanic - 7,300. Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. fore the Department of Higher upgrade public, education in week witnesses were called. 13. Custodian of Fire CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- EATONTOWN - Katheryn R. The area in question concerns Equipment ' T.000. ty of Monmouth, this day made, on theEducation was created. Rais- New Jersey were very disap- The jury is investigating HOLMDEL - Beginning 14. Building Inspector and application of the undersigned, Helen pointed by the higher education Hoffman, 1204 Madison Ave., court decision by Superior Zoning Enforcement H. Mount, the Sole Executrix of theing tuitions at the state colleges charges by the City Wide Civic March 11, the public may at- Noo. estate, of the said John H. Mount de- budget recommended by GovAsbur. y Park, was fined $250 on Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill Otricer. ' ceased, notice Is hereby given to thenow lies within the purview of Association that Police Chief tend all agenda meetings of the 13. Sanitary Inspector 3,423. creditors of said deceased tr% present Richard J. Hughes for fiscal a shoplifting charge yesterday H. Pubilo Officer . BSD. the higher education board. Thomas M.t Pesano is being Feb- 5 when he decided In favor 1,000, to the said Sole Executrix their claims 1968-69. . ... -- by Municipal Court Judge Wil- Township Committee but resi- — 1'. DlMotor ol Welfare under oath within six months from Dungan said he felt personal- blocked from conducting gam- of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Saat- II. Sewage Plant Attendant.--,. 5.625; this date. liam S. Throekmorton. dents can't say anything except 19. The salaries fixed by the fore- ., Hated: February sth, 196! ly that since New >• Jersey is bling investigations. hoff. He ruled that the zone going sections of this Ordinance shaft HELEN H. MOUNT moving toward parity in educa Charged with taking a $4.96 by special invitation. '•-?> be payable In equal, semi-monthly In- 1 South Holmdel Road pair of shoes, from Bradlee's The jury, which, was. em- boundary could not be based on stallments: *• P. 0. BOX 352 tional programs and faculty Center paneled last September, and Is Committeeman William Men- 20. The compensation of the Clerk of Holmdel, New Jersey salaries at the state college "it store Feb. 23, she also received a tentative highway, the Rt. 18 the Zoning Board shall he an*- annual Sole • Executrix ' (Continued) operating on its third extension ges,,who proposed-opening the •alary of J300., which shall be payJame- s R. Mlnogue, Esq. is indicated that tuition should a 30-day suspended jail term heretofore private sessions, said Freeway. able aeml-annually. Leonardvllle Road, report probably would be in theand was placed on probation has heard from the chief,.Mayor J»ry of the Planning Board shall be Middletown. New Jersey go up," the change in policy will not Council suggested that the an annual salary of t3O0., which shall Attorney hands of council ujH week or for a year. ' •'- Paul Nastasio Jr., members of be payable seml-annually. Pub. 18, 23, March I, '8 528.52 But he told the legislators two, and could be implemented the current city council, local only make the public aware of area be zoned'three-quarter 22. The compensation of the Plumb- that there is a philosophical dif- Meryl Darby, 9 ' Briarcliff what will be discussed at regu- ing Inspector shall be the amount of NOTICE by spring. and State Police officials, and acre. This would permit a build- TAKE NOTICE that application hai ference among public educa- Ave.; Port Monmouth, was the fees collected by that officer In the been made tp the Township Committee several private citizens. lar meetings, but should result er, to build on three quarters of performance w>"the duties of that of- of the Township of Hazlet to'transfer tors on this matter. The committee spoke of the fined $100 on a "charge that she fice and due him by law. in "more concisely worded an acre if he donates one-quar- to Raritan Motel Corp. trading as Hol- W. Bergen Place facility as as took a $40 slack suit from Bam- To date,one indictment has 23. The compensation of the Rests-, iday Inn of Kazlet, N. J. for premises The chancellor said-Uie feel- questions;" from the public at ter acre to the township for trar.of Vital Statistics shall be thesituated at South side of Route 35. near berger's store, Monmouth Shop- been handed up in the probe, amount or fees collected by that of. Miller Avenue, Hazlet TWnihlp. N. J.ing among state college officials interim solution, and Mr. La- those meetings. - schools or recreational purposes. • fleer In the performance of the du-the Plenary Retail Consumption License tends-to support the philpsi ping Center, Jan.''29. She also In addition, Mr: Menges said, ties of that office 'and due him by law. heretofore Isaued to Hazlet Ion Corpora- e said the Oakland Street that of Anihony "Little Pussy" 34. All fees so collected by the tion for premises situated at South side that because the public ' received a 30-day suspended Russo of West Long Branch, for minor items of business are of- ; Plumbing/Inspector and the Registrarof Route 35 near Miller Avenue, Haz- fits from- education there School is still under serious con- jail term and was placed on a No better way. Reach people of VIU! Statistics ihall be first re- let Township U. 3. . ,. perjury and false swearing be- ten disposed of at agenda ses- mitted by said Officers to th» Bor- Objections, It any,,-should ba mads should be low tuition or no tui-siderationipr a permanent com. year's probation. sions of which tha. public is who need home improvement ough _Treanurer and then withdrawn Immediately In writing to Frank J. tion-at state colleges. fore the jury. services with an action-getting upon, regular voucher's duly verified Agresta, 'ClerK. • of the Towiuhlp of munity centefT William F,read of Fords paid usually unaware, and submitted by said officers to theHazlet The indictment charges that Classified Ad. Dial 741-6900 now! Borough Treasurer for payment. (Signed) • Assemblyman Douglas Gim- The school will be available a $200 fine for falsifying a driv- Agenda meetings ..are sched- • 25. The schedule of compensation OFFICERS son, R-Hunterdon,. seemed" dis- for community use after con- Russo denied he ever told po- uled for the second Monday of and salaries herelnabove set forth shall Jamei J. Tenewltz—President ' er's license application. Joseph lice he had mob control of the be retroactive to the 1st day of Janu- 384 Ndrth Woodland Avenue, satisfied with that position and struction; of a primary grade each month; regular committee Englewood, N. J, t. Cappozoli, Campbell Drive, city government. ary. 1938. Francis Bock—Vice .President suggested that if the chancellor school on' the Farr tract. here, was find $25 as an un- meetings, on the third Monday. 26. An ordinance entitled "An Ordi- 2 Oakwood Court, and the board felt a tuition in- Russo was named- .in- a Life nance Fixing Compensation of Borough Mr. Murphy, who is a member lilicensei d dfi~yer. Lawrence Officers and Certain Borough Em- Morris Plains, N. J. crease was warranted they Magazine article last September ployees In thV BorouRh of Rumson." Murray Haber—Secretary of the Board of Education, con- Smith of Pennsylvania paid $20 passed and approved February 23, 1987, 2178 Hudson Terrace,- should act. as the onetime rackets boss '.nil all amendments thereof and tupj Fort Lee, N- J. firmed that as recently_as yes for operating a vehicle with an Storm flay J, Lima ipHWfjw-—: — iiLrMonmouth .County^ ficrc6l..ftrB-Jie«rr*apeaiiwi* •T*SM-Morrls'"Btr8fttr*T—j '—• ~~ terday- he-had-discusselRHai Fxpired- driver's—license—and This ordinance shall take effect upon Oradell, N. J. . ' ' may cause a drag in transition The jilfy win tneet"~again Its • passage and publication accord- BOARD OP DIRECTORS ,: proposal with Superintendent $10 for failure to. appear in next Thursday to continue the Jersey Central Power and Ing to law. James J.' Tenewltz—3St North Wood- of the colleges," he remarked. Robert C. Hoops and found him .PUBLIC NOTICE . - land Avenue, Englewood, N. J . Assemblyman William Schlu- court on a prior date, investigation. Lijght .Co.. crews worked through The foregoing ordinance was Intro- Francis Bock—2 Oakwood Court, Mor- strongly in favor of it. Person . . . duced and passed first reading at a ris Plains, N. J. George A. Lorance, 470 Eliza- the nighjt in all areas of the ; regular meeting of the Mayor and Murray Haber—2175 Hudson Terrace, -LEGAL NOTICE— beth St., Oakhurst, paid a $1 county. A spokesman said this Council of Rumson held on Wednes- Fort Lee, N. J. Man Admits Guilt morning that Freehold,.Hights day, February 21. 1068 and will come Quy J. Lanza—208 Morris Street. Ora- NOTICE ~ Hurt in Crash careless driving fine. Also fined up. for. final consideration and pas- dell,-.-N. J. MONMOUTH COUNTY - for careless driving were John town and Lakewood were hard- sage at a regular meeting of the Gov-STOCKHOLDERS HOLDINO ONE (1) SURROGATE'S COURT In 2 Morals Counts erning Body to be held nn Thursday OR MORE PERCENT OF ISSUED - Notice to Creditors to Present D. Hill, Defiance, Ohio, $15, est hit by the storm. He said March 14. 1968 at 8:30 P.M. at the AND OUTSTANDING STOCK Claims Aialnst Kstats On Earle Road FREEHOLD — Gordon Block, Borough Hall, Rumson, N. J. at which James J. Tenewltz, 25 Shares—25% of ESTATE OF ELMER HENRY LUSE- and Roy M.'Earp, Camden, $l(h that power failures were caused . Mrne"ftnd-TrfaeB"«Tl-perB(m8-~(lesfrlfrg'to-—Staok-Issued-and. Outstanding BRINK,- DBGBAftBD- NAD, EARLE — Mrs. Biana 20, Hoboken,, yesterday pleaded WheaJhe temperature 'dropped be heard will bo given full opportu- 384 North Woodland Avenue, Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. Durda8r52 Carpenter 'Sf.",~Riv- Joan P.;JclnvI'oms-.Kivei guUly'Tiefo'rSMeiBnoutH County nity. - . ,• " Englcwood; N. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Coun- wa$ fined ?10 for speeding and around midnight,' freezing the ALBERT A. KERR, JR., Francis Bock—25 Shares—25% ot Stock ty of Morumouth, this day made, on er Plaza, was injured yester- Court Judge M. Raymond- Mc- heavy snow on wires, and then Borough Clerk. Issued and Outstanding the application o[ the undersigned, Mary received a 30-day license sus- 2 Oakwood Court, W. Lusehrlnk, the sole Executrix of the day when her car and a trac- Gewari' to charges of impairing the wind picked up at 2 a.m. - H"°h 1 . J25.07 Morris Plains, N, J: . estate of the said Elmer Henry Luse- pension. Rosa A. Mitchell of Murray Haoer—25 Shares—25% of brink deceased, notice 'Is hereby given tor-trailer collided on the am- the morals of Htyo minors. About 4,000 JCP&L customers Stock Issued and Outstanding to the creditors of said deceased to munition depot road at the 48 Comanche Drive, Oceanport, . Block had been indicted for 2175' Hudson' Terrace, present to the said Executrix, their paid a $10 speeding fine. Ralph were without heat and light at fort Lee, N. J.- claims under oath within six-months Swimming River bridge. impairing the morals of two different times during the night Quy J. Lanza—25 Shares—25% ot Brock from this date. ' • . D. Call,- 226 Hope. Road, New 11-year-old Hazlet girls in Haz- Be wise••• Issued and Outstanding Dated: February 28, 1968 Mrs. Durdak was taken to in the Bayshore area: The 208 Morris street, , MARY W. LUSEBRINK Shrewsbury, received a sus- let Sept. 5. Oradell, N. J.- . 7 Avalon Drive Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, spokesman estimated that ser- 1 pended speeding fine. " He was, represented by Sidney Fab. 23, Mar. 1 831.28 New Shrewsbury, N.'.'J. in a depot ambulance. She was vice in the Bayshore would be open a NOTICE Executrix Neal M. Statz, 217 Union Rosenthal, Paterson, with Assis- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Reussllle, Cornwell, Mausner released after' treatment for restored by 10 a.m. today. A Carotenuto Ave.,.Long Branch, was fined tant Prosecutor John A. Petillo SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY whiplash and cuts of the left From Red Bank to Seaside CHANCERY DIVISION 34 Broad street $20 on a, careless driving sitting in for the state, MONMOUTH COUNTY Red Bat)k, New Jersey ear. Heights, he said, about 6,480 Checbaster DOCKET NO. K 193M1 Attorneys •»— charge and $15 fof using, fic- JudgeMcGowan set sentenc- customers were without power STATE JOF NEWJBItsnY ' -:••• HarohM,:», J5,,.22- -.. NavaUuttforities; who are in- TQ,: JOHN CARRICK, his heirs, d«- NOTICE titious license plates. ing for March 29. at different times. In Red vlsees and personal representatives, StONftOUTII COUNTV vestigating, said {he truck was accounttoday ' and his, their or any pi tnelr suc- SURROGATE'S COURT Bank, wires are still down on cessors In right, title and Interest, driven, b'y. Benny Pope, Wind- MRS. JOHN CARRICK, Defendants: ' Notice to Creditors lo Present a number of streets. You are hereby summoned and re- Claims Against Estate sor, Va., and was carrying quired to serve upon Kantor A Burns, E3TATE OF 'FLORENCE ' E In Red Bank, the railroad WORTHILY. DECEASED lumber to. the depot waterfront No minimum E»qs., plaintiff'* attorneys whose ad- Pursuant to tha order ot DONALD J. gate broke down at the .Mbn- dress II 41 Broad Street, Kejport, CUNNINGHAM, surrogate ol the Coun- installation at Leonardo. New Jersey, 'an answer to the com- ty of Monmouth, this day made, on mouth St. crossing due to me- plaint tiled In a.clvU"*stton,.ln which the application of the undersigned, John What's mors important to Frank KemproWBkl and Catherine A. Worthley the solo Executor ot the chanical falure during the .Kcmprowskl, are plaintiffs, and John estate of the said Florence. E. IVorth- our design engineers than balance required Carrlck. etc., et als, are defendants, ley, deceased, notice is hereby given storm. Police, said that wires, pending in the Superior Court of New Admits Guilt technical data? Wethink Jersey, within- thirty-five daya after to the creditors of said deceased to tree limbs and sjgns came down March 15th, 1968, exclusive of such present to tho said Solo Executor their Sarah Feit is, because she date. claims under oath within six months during the night throughout the from this date. To Possession helps ko'ep our technical If you fail lo do so, the relief de- DATED :Fobruary 10th, 1068' borough. • i -•••* manded In the complaint will be taken FREEHOLD — A Lakewood information safe and against you by default. You shall file JOHN A. WORTHLEY In spite of last night's snow- 186 MllbanK Avenue man yesterday pleaded guilty sound and available. your answer and proof of servlcB in Greenwich, Connecticut fall, Monmouth Beach Weather duplicate with the Clerk ol the Supe- Bole Exooutor before Monmouth County Court Sarah reproduces engi- rior Court, State House Annex, Tren- Messrs, Beekman and Porter Judge M. Raymond McGowan to Observer Wilbur Lafaye reports ton, New Jersey, In accordance with 10 Broad Blreet neering drawings, cata- tho rules of civil practice and pro- Red Bank, Now Jersey a charge of possession of stolen the month of February was cedure. Attorney* logs and filos rocords and , This fiction hM hnftn Instituted for Feb. 23, March 1, I, 15 125.76 property. exceptionally dry at the shore. Uie purpose ot foreclosing a certain (hooray!) knows how to certificate bf tax sale, affecting- lands Not counting the snow which In tho Township or Mlridlotown, County • NOTICK Leroy Kpwalgpyk, 25, of Chest find thorn again. Not much of Monmouth and State of New Jer- MONMOUTH COUNTY nut Street, had been indicted began at G last night he said Boy -flltuato on thn Easterly fltdo of larger than ono of tho Bray Avnnuo, which ccrtlrlcntn wiin vx- HunnoflATK'N coiner' for having a $505 portable gener- there were only five days in ocutod liy the Tux CollectlnE Official Notlre t«> Crmlltorn to l'ritfieiit microfilms she works with, of Uio Township of Mlddlotown to Oov- Clnlnis- Aciilnsl KHtalc ator belonging to the J. F. Klely tile month during which a ornmRnt Security Co., dated December ESTATE OP rAT3Y TIUJFOLO (also measurable amount of snow fell. Sarah is ono small porson 31, 1005 and i-ecorded in Uie Monknow- n ns Pafuliialii Trufoloi Construction Co., Joline Ave. mouth County niork'H Office on Febru- Pursuant to 'the order of DONATED Long.Branch, on April 22.. It amounted to .09 of an inch, who does a big job. ary 25, lDflfl, in Book 2601 of Mort- I. CIINNINOIIAM, Surround of. the Kagca, on page 024. By assignment County of Monmoulh, tills ilny intule He was represented by Wil- compared to February,'' 1907, ilatp.il December 15lh, 1060, Government on thn application of tho unilerfllKntMl when the area dug out from Bncurtty Co. nforcnald turstgncd sn!il Alflo Trufiilii, tlln (loin Execulor of thf liam Gcarty of the public de tax salo cortlflcato to Frank and Cutli- catato of tli« fluid 1'atny Trufolo (ill under 25.7. inches of snow. Bendix Pay bills at home and gain nrtno Komprowskl, which asnlKnmetit so known nn I'annuiilo Trufnlo), do- fenders office, with Assistan cftaiiod, notion Is hereby given to tho The average temperature for more leisure time. i tin Prosecutor John A. Petillo sit CRUSHED CADDY — Tho weight of last night's luddon (Merit's Offlco on January 20,, 1M7, In lo tha Hnlo Kxoclltnr tlie|r r.ln titiK in for the state. the month was 29.0, compared liable 'M of AanlRnmont of MortRagca, under oalh within Jilt monUis from mow was enough to causo this huge -trot) to coma Can we help you? on imiro 2f,:i mid to l>nr thn oqnlly Uili ilatn. Judge McGowan set scntenc to a normal average of 33. The of redemption therein; nnil you, tlic Dated: Fclirunry Itlth, 19CH • Service la our litunuiin to whom Mil* nullci! hi l ALI'-ld Tltlll'OI.O ing for March 29. crashing down on tho car of Robort McKoo, who had high reading was 49 degrees, flrcRiH, Rrn mnile narll»n ripfnmla 'JO Wllltflm Hlrpflt 1 Electric Power biggest ouel. Itod Pink, New J«riQy It porkocl In tho drivowjy of hit homo at 268 Broad St., Feb. 3 and the low was 7, lands anil iircinHiM, or tholr rcN|> Boio NxeiMitor corded on Feb. 21. tlv<> sriounrtn, an liiTclniiliove iton Mnurs, Wlso, Wise, Wlchmnnn Musical dropouts sell instru- Rod Bank. Tho snow^ also foiled othor trees in various Division tmtcil. * Ilrrldi , ments for cash with a fast act Total melted precipitation PntH: Kr-lmlnry-Xl, 11)1)1. an llriuul lllrret parts of Monmouth County and brought traffic to 0 Plants in Eatontown CENTRAL JERSEY BANK MOI1TIMIBH (I. NKWMAN, Jfl lied Hnnk, No* Jersey ' ing Classified Ad. Dial 741-0900 was 1.08 Inches, as opposed to ANQ ITTMJlSrr COMHU4V ' Clerk, Superior Court Attorney* ilithory slow crawl, • and Red Bank. Feb. 13, March 1, 8, IB 108.32 Feb. XI, March 1, I, 1J |2t>.U now! a normal of 3.54 Inches- MIMIEROFr.D.I.O. >\ 4-Frid£y, March 1, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER Juanita Hall Dies; Ptdn/OjArmm Survey On tjmd MIDDLETOWN - No formal poses, and, with this proposed If the majority of these peo- dissent by members of the East annexation, we will be losing ple were in favor and the ml- OBITUARIES Stage, Screm Star Keansburg Betterment Associa- tax ratables." unity against the annexation, tion against any proposed an- Mr. Blum, who spoke before hen condemnation proceedings JOSEPH B. MOUNT MRS. JOSEPH GLAVASICH Stricken at Track BAY SHORE N. Y. (AP) - nexation of land within the town- the Keansburg Planning Board xnild be instituted, he said. LITTLE SILVER-Joseph B BERKELEY HEIGHTS Practice, Boy Dies Juanita Hall, 66, a Broadway ship boundary was expressed on Tuesday night, said that if Mount, 60, 75 Borden Place, lit Mrs. Antoinette Glavasich, actress and singer best remem- last nightg . the land was to be annexed, an tie Silver, died Wednesday ai of 427 Plainfield Ave., died yes- SCOTCH PLAINS - Daniel F. bered for her role as "Bloody ThThe group, however, did go on agreement would first have to Harkness Pavilion, New Yort terday in Overlook Hospital, Barrett, 15, of 2411 Hill Road; Mary" in "South Pacific," died record to send a survey com- be reached between governing City. Summit. She was the mother collapsed and died Tuesday a Wednesday night at Southside mittee into the affected areas to officials involved. Bom in Englishtown, Mr. of Joseph Glavasich of Ocean- ter high school track practic Hospital. " determine the opinion of prop- port. He bad lived in Middletown be- Among her survivors Is a sis- He said that all residents.' and Mount was the son of the late erty owners about the proposal. property owners whose holdings In addition to her son, she fore moving here four yearstago. ter, Mrs. George Creed of Key- William E. aud Lida Hoffmar Earlier this week, C. Bernard would be affected must also be survived by her husband, Ji port, N. J., where Miss Hall Mount. Before moving to Lit- The boy, a sophomore Blum, Keansburg municipal in complete accord. tle Silver, he was associated seph Glavasicb; two other sons, at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High was born. manager, asked the Planning with the W. E. Mount and Sot Rudy Glavasich of South Plain- School, collapsed after partici- Miss Hall played the Bloody Board and Citizens Advisory GENERAL Ford Agency, New Brunswick field and August Glavasich pating hi varsity practice am Mary role in the movie .and Committee to study the feasa- New Providence; a daughtei was taken to Muhlenberg Hos Broadway versions and also bility of the possible annexation Arraignment ELECTRIC At the time of his death, hi Mrs. Anna Opella of North played in both mediums In was employed at the Ristine Di pital, Plainfield, where author of SO acres of land which bor- Brunswick and 13 grandchil ities said death was caused "Flower Drum Song," She also ders on Port Monmouth Road, vision, of the McDonnell Co. l Of Agnellino self-cleaning dren. cardiac arrest. toured with both shows, and stockbrokers in Red Bank. He Middletown. A Requiem Mass will be He is survived by his parents, brought Bloody • Mary to Lon- Of the 50 acres involved in oven range was a member of the First don. Slated Today Baptist Church, Red Bank. fered at 10 a.m. tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Bar- the proposed annexation, 33 are at lowest price ever! the Church of the Little Flowei rett, and three brothers, James, She was born in Keyport, owned by the Keansburg Board FREEHOLD — Attilio Agnel- Surviving are his widow here. Burial will be under thi his twin, and William and Mat- N. J., Nov. 6, 1901, one of four of Education and it is on part lino, proprietor of the Paddock Margaret M. Mount, three sis direction of the Paul Ippolit thew Barrett, all at home, children of Mary and Abram of this parcel that the junior and Lounge, Long Branch, who was ters, Mrs. Charles R. English Berkeley Memorial, also hen Long, and the family subse senior nigh school now is being indicted by the Monmouth Red Bank, Mrs. Kenneth P, A Requiem Mass will be of- quently moved to Greenpoint, fered at 9:15 a.m. tomorrow in Juanita Han built for the exclusive use of County Grand Jury Tuesday on Applegate, West Hartford, N. Y;, where the father's con- Keansburg students. seven counts of possession of MRS. MARY BOSS NEWMAI St. Bartholomew's Catholic But the spokesman said she Conn., and Mrs. Rees H. Bark- tracting work took him. The 33 acres owned by the stolen property, was to be ar- LITTLE SILVER — Mrs Church here. The funeral will b< also had appeared in Broadway alow, Ormond Beach, Fla. Miss Hall's career began ta board formerly was known as raigned this morning before Su- Mary Ross Newman, ,78, of under the direction of the Doo productions of "The. House of The funeral will be Saturda; her teens, her first appearance the Leddy Tract and complete- perior Court Judge Clarkson S. Willow Drive,.died yesterday ley Colonial Home, Westfield. Flowers," with Pearl Bailey; at 11 a.m. in the Adams being ta "Lew Lelie's Black- ly encompasses the.additional Fisher. Riverview Hospital,: Red Bank, "The Ponder Heart," with Da- mortal Home, with Rev. Stan- after a short illness. birds," on Broadway. 17 acres in the Forrest Ave. ALLAN WOODS viid Wayne; "Sing Out Land," Agnellino js charged with hav- ley E. Mugridge, pastor of'the She met singer Clement Hall area. ing three carpets valued at First Baptist Church, Ret Mrs. Newman tyas born TOMS RIVER^Allan Woods of Newark, N. J., ta that show "St. Louis Woman," "Street Denver, Col., and had been Survey Scheduled $926 on Oct. 10, belonging to Arc Bank, officiating. Burial will be 79, of 7 Roberts Road, fathei and they were married. They Scene," "The Pirate,", and the resident here 20 years. She wi Mrs. Helen Kelly,-Committee- Floors, a television set belong- private. of Harry C. Powers of Freehol eventually divorced and Miss ever-famous "Showboat"." a member of the Monmoutl died Wednesday in Paul Kim- woman from the -Port Mon- ing to the Pennsylvania Rail- Hall never remarried. She had Miss Hall also leaves a'broth- mouth Road area, will conduct road valued at $581.95 on Nov. FANTASTICI Doth own AND DEATH NOTICE County Chapter, Daughters ball Hospital, Lakewood. no children. Hall died er, Horace V. Long of New prlotl Latch th« door—«at LYNCH — At Belleville. N. J., February the American Revolution. years a door to door survey of the 24. "Clesn" control. Whm you oMn S8. 1968, Marlon V. Dotk Lynch, be- He was a retired foreman fo: ago, her family said. York City, four nieces and six or seven residences that lh» own win, you*K flnd H loved wife of the late Jolm F. Lynch Her husband was the lal the U.S. Metals and Refuutij Two • carpets valued at $188 dtin n tli* day you bousM H Mother of Mrs. James J. Dunn, c In Lombardo Show three nephews.- would be affected by the annex- —«pots, spills, ()cfppln» airtm- Clark, N. J., John F. of Bellevlll John J. Newman. She is su belonging to the Ozite Corp., two Thomas J. of Bast Keansbura; and Co., Carteret, where he ha Miss Hall's last appearance There will be ptar as II by msilcl And coils vived by a son, John J. New a Requiem ation, and reporp t her findinggs to & conditioners valued $1,621.84 But 7v his wife MOUNT, Joseph B., 60, of 75 Bord Thompson Hospital, Wall Town- Plao, LJtUe silver, K. J., on Wtdnei moving to the actors home. seph Harvey, 55, owner of ^flar- Mrs. Dorothy Wolf Harvey; two Agnellino also faces federal day, Feb. 28, at Harkoets FavUloi ship. vey's Cocktail Lounge, Lpeh Ar- New York City. Funeral aexvlces Sal The moon-faced singer wep sons, Joseph and Steven Harvey charges of possession of dry urday, March 2, at 11-a.m. from Ui She was born in Newark am her greatest fame singing "Bali bor, died yesterday _,at' Jersey cells and battery acid taken Adams Memorial Hom«, 310 Broad SI had lived here 20 years. at home, a daughter, Pat Har- Hod Bank. In lieu of flowers, the fsjnl! Hai" .and "Happy Talk" in Shore Medical Center, Neptune. from McGuire Air Force Base requests that contributions be made ' In addition to her husband, He lived at 721 Myrtle Ave. vey also at home; three broth- the MVOIVIBW Hospital, DM Bank. 1< "South Pacific." and a charge of possession of a visitation. Interment private. John Fanner, she is survived b> ers, Harry R. Harvey, Chief here. . motorcycle stolen in Boston, three sons, Vincent and Wilsoi He was bora in Oakhurst and of Police of Ocean Township, DEATH NOTICE FRANCIS S. LLOYD Mass. HALL, Juanlta, Uie ortttnsj Blood: Fanner of Belford, and Ray- had been assistant golf pro to Lester W. Harvey, owner of the Mary of Rogers and Hamme-ieteln'fl mond Fanner of Linden; a sis- NEW SHREWSBURY WE Will «HPtfTHY- "South Pacific," died Feb. 38 In South- Francis S. Lloyd, 55, of 14 Dev- former U.S. and state cham- Allaire Hotel, Spring Lake, and side Hospital, Bayshon, U I. Miss ter, Mrs. Madeline Young of INSTAILTT SERE Hall was born HOT. 6 1001 In Keyport, on Cmirt, died yesterday ta pion Vic Ghezzi of Deal. A John J. Harvey, Ocean Town- N. J. and attended the local schools, Lakewood; eight grandchildren, World War n veteran, he was Push Repeal WIRIN&O PLUMBING She was a graduate of the. Juilllan and 12 great-grandchildren. Rivervifiw Hospital, Red Bank. ship's deputy police chief, and OR THE LIFE OP School of. Music, New York. Her caree: Mr. Lloyd was born in South a member of Gimble-Leahy- waa started as a member of the Li Services will be under the di- three sisters, the Misses Marga- fcfi LesllB's Blaekblrda. She appeared Orange, son of Mrs. Frances Quirk Post, VFW, Oakhurst. His "Green Pastures" and-was aaslstsji rection of the John J. Ryan Fu- other memberships included the ret, Adelaide and Wilhelmina Of Sunday choral _director, to. Hill Johnson Zahner Uoyd of Brick Town- 'TCun Lll1 ChUhm."- Her past ttafi neral Home, Keansburg. Ashiiry Park Elks, the Tavern Harvey, all of Oakburst. JOHN VANKIRK S SON mm and radki performances include ship and the late Robert J. stsirrlnff roles In "Ponder Heart,1 Lloyd. Owners Association of Asbury A Requiem Mass will be of- Closing Law U Cooper Rd., Mlddlrtovm oH Rl. 15 "House of Flowers," "Ruby Valentin MRS. LOUISE HEROLD Park, the N.J. Liquor Dealers fered at 10 a.m. Monday in St. at and "Flower Drum Boor." She Is sur He was a 1935 graduate of HOWELL TOWNSHIP - A GEO.C vived by her alster, Mrs. Oeorga Oree( LONG BRANCH - Mrs Association, Council 816 Knights Mary's Catholic Church, Deal. Hewionj Corner • • M1-0J19 Stevens Institute of „, f drive to repeal the Sunday clos- of Keyport, N. J., and a brother. Horac Louise V. Herold, 63, of 111 : Clb, the-Navy League, Cotirenlent Terms , 747-863 V. Long of New York Olty. Service! Hoboken, and was an electrical The funeral is under the di- ing law hi Monmouth County wHl ti« held mi- 3 p.m. Monday 1<1 thi Chelsea Avenue (Star' of thi Shore Area Council and St. Seooad Baptist Church, Keyport Atfet engineer with the Grumman rection of the Buckley Funeral is being organized under the di- KOEPPEL meat;* under Uit direction of Judkjm Sea Convent), died Wednesday Mary's Catholic War Veterans, Home, Asbury Park. Qcrionlal Funeral Home, Fialnfleld Aircraft Engineering Corp., rection of the Howell Township will be In Midway Green Cemotei hi Monmouth Medical Center. Bethpage, N.Y. Industrial Committee. and SON INC. Born hi Bed Bank, she was Mr. Lloyd was a member of The project goal is to get a former Fair Haven resident. the Masons-Lodge~6r-NttaEy, Welfare question of the sales ban on the She was the widow of Harry J. the Monmouth Square Club, (Continued) November ballot by using volun- Plumbing FOR ANY OCCASION Herold. and the Stevens Institute Alum- full time to go after delinquent branches or an overpaternalis- teers from local groups and Retired six years ago as a ni Association. parents. He also advocated a tic philosophy is far from de- civic organizations to obtain Heating HONEY BEE FLOWERS NV J. Bell Telephone Co. oper- His wife was the late Eliza- full time investigative section in termined." signatures on petitions. ator, Mrs. Herold was employed RUSSELL T. HODGKI'SS Jeth J.. Lloyd. , '' ' the Welfare agency. Mr" Daly said that aid to de- Industrial Committee Chair- TV Repair as a cook at the convent. She Surviving in addition to his Hughes, Agencies Rapped pendent children has always man William La Station feels 464 BROAD ST. was a. communicant of Star of mother are two daughters, the "The governor of New Jer- been thought of as temporary that the sales ban is an econom- IIVi*i.t..Qur..NjwMC SHREWSBURY the Sea Catholic Church. Misses Sherry W. and Robta sey and the state Department of and aimed at rehabilitating the ic detriment to the county, and Surviving is a brother, Louis Lloyd, both at home, and a Institutions and Agencies are family as a self-sustaining unit. Howell Township ta particular. Stereo Demonstration. 741.4020 M. Vanest of Queens Gardens, brother, Robert J. Lloyd Jr. of either unwilling or unable," he "Today", this is hardly the case Twelve New Jersey counties, Room" Mlabl* »Kt If 17 Queens,' N. Y. Miami.- •- said, "to do anything construc- in a large area of welfare and including Monmouth, adopted A Mass will be offered in Na- tive in an approach to minimiz- The funeral will be tomorrow there are now families that have the Sunday sales ban by refer- 141 Flri* Aw. BY WIRE ANYWHERE tivity Catholic Church, Fair Ha- it 9 a.m. in the William S. ing or reducing the welfare prob- known no support except wel- endum in 1959, four have re- ven,- at 10 a.m. tomorrow. \nderson Funeral Home, Red lem in^ New Jersey and particu- fare for as far back as three jected it, including Ocean Coun- Atlantic Highlands Burial, under the direction Sank, with the Rev. James larly in Monmouth County. generations," he said. :y, and five have never voted the John E. Day Funeral Home, S. Steele, pastor of the Shrews- "Therefore, Monmouth Coun- "The unscrupulous recipient on the issue.- Red Bank, will be in Mt; Olivet lurjr Presbyterian.- Church, of- ty appears to be on its own..." conies betweeu the government- William "EmanueJ has been 291-0890 Cemetery, Middletown. ficiating. Burial will be ta Fair- Mr. Daly said that no one will al departments," he said, "at ampri hpnd Af thp mount Cemetery, Newark. question for one minute the need the expense of the taxpayer. John E. Day -MRS. HARRY W. JACKSON for deprived and innocent chil- "How far does this humani- RED BANK - Mrs. Sarah MRS. ELLA CONCANNON dren to be given proper care tarianism go at the-expense of Marie Jackson, 43, of 14 Clif- MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Ella and support. the taxpayer?" he asked. He ford Place, died yesterday in toncannon, 64, of 38 Woods End "It is here, in the area of child said that prospective welfare " FUNERAL HOME Riverview Hospital after a long Hoad, died yesterday at the Ea- support," he continued, "that recipients should exhaust every illness. on Park Nursing Home, Eaton- the source of the greatest prob- remedy possible before they are She was born here and was pfvn. lems of welfare arises. eligible for welfare. 85 Riverside Ave. •Red Bank member of Calvary Baptist Born ta New York City, she "The welfare program for the It is simpler to get money Church and of its Flower Club. had lived here about five support of children was never through welfare than from fa- months, formerly residing in C. S1DUN, Director _. 747-0332 She was also a Girl Scout lead- intended to be abused by adults. ther support, said Mr. Daly. er. ighlands. She was the daugh- There can be little question that The freeholder said he dis- In addition to her husband, ter of the late Edward Britton such abuse does exist as docu- cussed his proposal with some Harry W. Jackson, she is sur- ind Mary Connor Britton. mented by so many of the news members of the judiciary and Sow by Hi* _L vived by three sons, John Dan- Surviving are a son, Thomas, media across the nation. they think it's a good program. iels and Harry and Shane Jack- )f Atlantic Highlands; a daugh- "Whether these abuses arise A spokesman for the county son, at home; three daughters, ter, Mrs. Adelaide Oehlsen of because of abuse by recipients, welfare agency, also, hailed the take Mrs. Margaret White and Bar- Middletown; a sister, Miss May governmental lack of coordina- program as something that has bara Ann and Karen Lynn Jack- Britton of Highlands, and five tion between its various been needed for a long time; Worden Funeral Home son, also at home; seven broth grandchildren. ;rs, Randolph Daniels Jr. of A Requiem Mass will be Mon- 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK Red Bank, Frederick Daniels of lay at St. Mary's Catholic Long Branch, Bernard, Willie, Church, New Monmouth, at 9:30 James and'Albert Daniels, all i.m. Burial will be in Mt. Oli- days. if New Shrewsbury, and Staff et Cemetery under the direc- Day and Night Phone . . . igt. Abe Daniels, with the U.S. lon of the Posten Funeral Put your Lir Force in Rome, NX; three tome, Atlantic Highlands. 747-0557 sisters, Mrs. Minnie Hicks, Mrs. C.B.S. savings in Melody Gabbis and Mrs. Ber- nice Powell, of Red Bank,, and by the 10th hree grandchildren. SUPERMARKET HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. The funeral will be under the i direction of the F. Leon Harris 36 Main St. Keansburg j and Funeral Home, Red Bank. WEEKEND SPECIALS! r WITH FIRST MERCHANTS REGIS DAILY INTEREST BEEF for STEW 39m Main Office i torn trofli IM J_) 4d of tin LAMB CHOPS 29m and Henry Clay quarter. • 747-0224 by The Itfd Bank 4% Per Annum LAMB BREASTS 9* Incorporated Compounded and Paid Red Bank FUNERAL DIRECTORS Memnir of the Associated i s Associated Press Is entitled ex- Quarterly lb slvtly to the uio for te|iul,ILu*lluii FRANKS SINCE 1865 all the local news printed In tills Depoilri Inured up ta $15,000 Savings iwipaper as' well aa all AP news by F.D.I.C. SMOKED HAM 39* AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ftconrt elm pnntiu« paid at IU4 ih. N. J, 07701 and at additional NOW LOCATED AT lllnf officer,, publlahed dally. Mm 310 BROAD ST. RED BANK y tliroiifli VrU\nf. S?™ ROUND 69* IROAD ST. and KXGEN PL., RED BANK Subicrlptlon Price* In Advai 741-3700 ngtt ropy n{ counter, 10 crnt niftll, 16 cents Min>t»r POT ROAST BONELESS 691% "Whtrt You Save Does Make a I month —»2.20 « inonllia~|lJM) Fsdarol Dtpasir Inlursncs Corp. THE DAItY REGISTER FAky, VUak I, Keeping Kenneth Ashin to WM BOSTON - Mr. and Mrs. . Posted Reuven Fleishon of Givat H'aim, Israel, and Boston, an- SHREWSBURY - "United nounce the engagement of their States Values in Foreign daughter, Miss • Hadassah Policy" will be the topic of Fleishon, to Kenneth Alan the March meeting o! the Ashin, son of Mr. and Mrs Northern Monmouth County Benjamin H. Ashin, 82 Wood- Branch, American Association bine Ave., Uttle Silver, N.J of University Women. Dr. Harry R. Rudin, Colgate pro- A June 9 wedding is planned fessor "-emeritus of history at to take place in Congregation Yale University, will address 3'nai Israel, Rumson, N.J. the gtoup Monday at 8 p.m. Miss Fleishon, who was born in the Presbyterian Church i Israel, is a student at the House, here. University of Massachusetts. Dr. Rudin will discuss such Her father, now retired, is a questions as "Just what are former member of the Palm- the philosophic values which Mrs. James 0. McDowelle ach, Israel, and fought in the guide our country's formula- (The former War of Independence. tion of foreign policy? Do we- Carol L. Harrington) Mr. Ashin, a graduate of Red say one thing but do another? Bank High School, is a summa Mlss Iladassah Fleishon What values are guiding our cum laude graduate of Prince- Vietnam policy today?" Married ton University, class of '63, Dr. Rudin retired in 1966 where he was elected to Phi after 39 years on the Yale Beta Kappa in his junior year. Ready-Mdde faculty. He is an authority To Officer He was a member of the Wood- on the history and culture of row Wilson Society and received and Custom Africa, and was one of the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - National Science Foundation key faculty members of the Miss Carol Lynn Harrington, grant for advanced study. He African Studies Program, an daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom- interdepartmental program received an MA from Harvard which he helped start in 1959. as Harrington, Chestnut Ave., University in 1965. He is cur- was married on Feb. 17 to Capt. rently a teaching assistant at James Orlando McDoweue, U.S Northeastern " University in Spotlight on Women Armyy. He is the son of Mrs Boston, where he is a doctoral BED- RUMSON - An original JeaJ n McDowellMDll e of Minton candidate in mathematics. program, "Jewish Women W. Va. Mr. Ashin's father is a certi- Through the Ages," will be The Rev. V. L. Peek offici fied ppubliu c accountant in Red PREADS ated at the ceremony here in presented at a meeting of the Bank, N.J. His mother is presi latd a lung «ua spraad for a quaan Sisterhood of Congregation St. Paul Baptist Church. iia bad? Wa hava id ... or can The bride, who was given In dent of the New Jersey Associa- B'nai Israel Tuesday at 8:39 tion for Mental Health. laka it. Coma in and taa how you p.m. marriage by her father, wore a badroo«n a-Imd an axtrc touch to your long-sleeved gown of silk organ- llaction. spraad from our ST. PATRICK'S DAY — Getting ready for Wie annual COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BENEFITS — Mrs. Robert Ken- The program will consist of vignettes and music written za appliqued with lace and 'celebration are Holy Cross PTA members Mrs. George nedy, Atlantic Highlands, left, ways and means chair- by Mrs. Daniel Jaokler, Mid- seed pearls and fashioned with Married •E. Miles, left, and Mrs. Charles Paterno, both of Rum- man of the Atlantic Highlands Auxiliary to .B^yshore dletown, who said1 its pur- a Watteau train. ion. They are fashion chairman and general chairman, Community Hospital, meets with the Awards chairman pose "is to illustrate "the rich Mrs. Nathaniel Cave, Nep- To Airman tune, was matron of honor. respectively, of the, annual luncheon and fashion show for the benefit card party, Mrs. William Struckhoff. source of contributions Jewish ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - women have made to our his- Bridesmaids were the Misses Announcement is made of the -!?hi?Vi* i*t for March 15 at noon in the Old Orchard The event will take place March 7 at 8 p.m. in the Sea 1 tory. Diane Sears, Fair Haven, cous- marriage of Miss Judy Ruth Country'Club. Fashions will be by Belmar Fashion Cor- •5cout~BliiltfngT—Yacht Harbor,—Atlantic—HigWandr. The*TrarTatioir~will - be "by - in- of - -the-brider and Paulette Beicher, "daughter of~Mf.' ana* —SHREWSBURY -nerv--™™-^ «•-»-•-"— (Register Staff Phofo) Ticket'chairman if MrirRobert Mrs. ^-JaeWer," " ^ wh' o i's pro. Harrington, sister of the bride. Mrs. Dennis M. Belcher,' IS Ap- 468 BROAD ST. gram chairman, and Mrs. Lt. Douglas Williamson, Ft (Register Staff Photo) pleton Drive, Hazlet, to Airman Coll 747-4422 Jerry Goldstein, Rumson. Monmouth, was best man. Ushers were MaJ. Byrd Smith Steven Robert Rafferzeder, U.S. Music will bebvjlrs. A. S. Navy. " ' Hubschman, LittleSilver, and and Capt. Peter Curry, fellow Ann Landers officers of the bridegroom sta- The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Arthur Gottfried, Rum- Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Raffer- son. tioned at' Ft. Monmouth. The former Miss Harrington zeder, 24 Barker Ave., Shrews- ps employed by Household Fi-_ bury Township. nance Co., New York City. She The Rev. Kichaia Shaw p ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - is an alumna of Middletown formed the ceremony In Em- Dear Ann Landers: I am the problem of the light, noise to know. Thank you. — HUN- Is alcoholism a disease? The local auxiliary to° the Township High School and manuel Baptist-Church, on Jan. 76, male, and an avid reader and choice of station or chan- GRY BUT CONSIDERATE How can the alcoholic be Bayshore Community Hospital Northeast School of Business, 20. of your column. Every now nel. Deaf Hung: Play it safe treated? Is there a cure? will sponsor a card party in Red Bank. Capt. McDowelle The bride was graduated the Sea Scout Building Thurs- and then you allow a reader After 48 years of marriage (and mannerly) and ask the Read the booklet "Alcoholism an alumnus of West Virginia from Northeast Bradford High day at 8 p.m. to express an opinion on a I .am an unqualified advocate fellow for "suggestions." For — Hope and Help," by Ann State College. School, Levaysville, Pa. She is subject of wide interest. Will of separate1 bedrooms. — WIS- example, you might say, "I Landers. Enclose 35c in coin Mrs. .Robert Kennedy is employed by One-Hour Mar- you permit me to say some- CONSIN READER. don't know what I want. What with your, reque'st anda long, chairman and Mrs. Joseph PACK DINNER tinizing, Campbells Junction. Arranged with thing, please? looks good to YOU?" B he stamped, self-addressed enve- Knittel is in charge of re- RED BANK - In celebration The bridegroom was grad- Dear Wis: I agree that after freshments: 1 I have heard it said repeat- 48 years 'of marriage a couple says he isn't very hungry, lope. . of its 20th anniversary, Cub uated from Monmouth Regiona Fresh Greens edly that twin beds and sepa- might well find separate bed- curb your appetite till you get Ann Landers will be glad to Scout Pack 8, sponsored by St. High School. He attended Rut rate bedrooms cause divorce. rooms a distinct advantage. home where the food is free." help .you with your problems Box Social James Catholic Church, held its gers University College of En- I hold that the opposite is If he orders up a storm you Blue and Gold dinner In the St. But not much before, Dad. Send them to her in care of UNION BEACH - The. gineering, Newark, and is em- true. Sleeping together can can assume he is well heeled American Legion Auxiliary James Grammar School cafe- ployed as a draftsman by Wig result in some very disturb- Dear Ann Landers: I am 15 for the evening and you can this newspaper, enclosing will hold a box social Satur- teria. Each den "performed a pa- ton Abbott, Plainfield. ing problems, such as snor- years old and have very bad order what you like — within stamped, self-addressed enve- day, March 9, in the legion triotic skit depicting a brand: They will reside in Plumsted- ing, throat-clearing, coughing, asthma.' My mother used to reason, of course. lope. hall. of the armed forces. ville, Pa. teeth-grinding, talking in one's accuse me of getting sick de- sleep, restlessness, a disagree- liberately to get attention. No ment over room temperature matter how hard I tried to and dissension over the dis- convince her I was not fak-' tribution of bed covers. Then, ing, she wouldn't believe it Teens Learn the Tricks of Fashion and Grooming of course, for people who like Then, too, she yelled at me a . ,to read in bed or listen to the lot because my medicine was radio or watch TV, there is expensive. YOUNG SEAMSTRESSES Debra Wilson, left, am One day I decided to prove Stephanie Landis, both of Shrewsbury, model fashions Our fresh', beautiful I.was really sick so.I didn't made in sewing class sponsored by the Shrewsbury bouquets, are perfect tell her I was out of medicine; Recreation Committee under the direction of John Mer- anytime, anywhere! The next day I became seri- ris, girls' activities director, and Mrs. Matfe Mancuso. ously ill and after .wheezing Jor.'U hours they took me .to the hospital in an ambulance and put me • under oxygen. PHONE 747-1832 The doctors said I was lucky to be alive. ; 842-0100 Now when I am out of medi- GRADUATION. DAY — Donna Lynn Scoppetuofo of cine I tell my mother and she Little Silver, right foreground, receives graduation doesn't' complain about the certificate from S+einbach fashion coordinator Barbara price. It instill cheaper than jhejiospitai. Do you think, I SkiHen. «t clotn of ftight-waalt Beauty Workshop joint- was wronglo prove my case "~1y spqnT6recTtry~SeveRitSBrrMagizine-and-Steihbech'ir— this way? It could have cost Also among the 60 glirls in the clan were, left to of course me my life, but my mother right in background, Kathy Clodiius, Matawan;. Barbara believes me now. — A DEM0- OCEANPORT AVENUE STRATOR Bowden and Mary Hammond, Middletown; Diane Dear Dem: You certainly Rooney and Kathy Thompson, New Monmouth, LITTLE SILVER chose a dangerous way to and MaUreen Sholton, Middletown. 26 MONMOUTH ST. dramatize the validity of your illness. You also used your (Register Staff PhotosL RED BANK illness 'fo' punish your mother serving Monmouth County for distrusting you. All of this suggests that your asth- Since 1S9T ~ ma attacks might .in some way be related to your rela- tionship with your mother. I am not saying you are faking; but I am saying the asthma may well be triggered or worsened by an emotional problem and I hope you will For Your get seme professional help. Dear Ann Landers: I hope Intimate you won't think I am dumb, but, I'll bet plenty of other Apparel teen-agers worry . about this Needs .. . problem" a lot but they don't have the nerve to admit it. Come To When a girl goes out with a guy she doesn't know very well, and they go to a restau- rant to eat, how does she know what to order to eat? I mean how can she tell if he SKILLED DECORATING 3E Broad St., Rod Bank is tight on cash? A girl can't ask a fellow how much she Dally 9:30 - 5.30 ADVICE COSTS NO MORE- should spend, can she? Please . Mon., Wad. answer this in the column be- Fri. 'til 9 , AND THE RESULTS , cause a lot of kids would like WILL REALLY PLEASE YOU! CATERERS CATERING* figure Clinic SPECIAL PURCHASE ASBURY PARK - A wom- FOR EVERY OCCASION en's figure clinic will be con- ducted at the Shore. Area • Office Partlei NYLON FRIEZE • _ QQ YMCA building here on Tues- M. Silherstein Inc. • Home Partial " day at 8 p.m. Mrs. Maria • Wadding Receptloni CARPET "CONSULTING ASSISTANCE" • Church Function! 59. YD.' Buckner, who has conducted WAS 8.99 YD. NOW ... o TWO DIN'NG ROOMS several programs at the West Rugs Slipcovers Lamps Draperies Palm Beach Y in Florida, Bedspreads Sealing 250 and 100 at tha will be hostess for the clinic. Wnllnnner Tables Furniture HARBOR RESTAURANT Huffman & Boyle The session is open to any 21-23 MECHANIC ST. 741-1762 RED BANK All. Hlghlandi Yacht Bailn Kt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 woman 18 and over in the 291-2404 shore area. WIMIWW FROM OUR REAPERS _ "Don't Be Discouraged The Register w»eomM letters from to readers, pro- d^htta signature, address and telephone mm- Established in 1878 — Published by The Red "Bank Register, Incorporated SsS Kited to m words. They shonM be , " M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher •-.'."**' wffi All letters are subject to condensation and edit- ST Endorsements of political candidates or commercial Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor products art not acceptable. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Some Brilliant Replies ^ "A Step Toward Regional Sewers 1 39 McCampbell Road, The county Board of Freeholders, win calls the county action a historic Holmdel, N. J. acting responsibly in the public inter- milestone... a description to which we T° rwas^glad to see another letter from D. Sturmfels In est, this week took the guesswork* subscribe^ Knowing that the county Vietnam. I, too, am disappointed that no Viet vets answered out of planning for regional sewer' is truly involved in, the overall sewer him. However, his last letter asked me a few direct ques- problem should be encouraging for the tions, and I want to answer them., systems. Q. What can be more realistic than dying for what you The freeholders did this by agreeing Middletown-Holmdel-Colts Neck-Marl- to pay debt service on $250,000 for boro and the Hazlet-Union Beach- A. Dying for what you believe in Is romantic, not realis- the Northeast Monmouth County Re- Holmdel sewer proposals. tic because after you die you stop caring about it. Search- Mr. Irwin, commenting on the fed- ing for understanding and trying to persuade are realistic; gional Sewerage Authority, and loan- so Is realizing that the Viet Cong are also dying for what ing $6,300 to Allentown-Upper Free- eral government's refusal to pay for they believe in. . .., , „ hold Township so that its sewer sys- the Ft. Monmouth hookup, wondered Q. Why can't an 11-year-old who has watched his fajnlly tem will be large enough to accommo- aloud why the federal government executed know what it is about? date other municipalities in the future. preaches about elimination of pollu- A. For the same reason that we don't let an 11-year-old tion, and then refuses to put up the vote. He has never had to assure his children's future or • The Northeast Authority, which money to do just that. Most of us take, responsibility for his own government. Therefore he blazed the trail for sewer regionaliza- wonder about that, too, particularly does not know the meaning of freedom; he Is not politically tion, was in deep financial trouble mature. since the fort eventually will be a. cus- when the federal government decided Q. Is the destruction of aMontagnard village by the Viet tomer. not. to allocate $1.5 million so that Cong "land reform?" Michael J. Rafferty of Little Silver, A. No. Neither is the destruction of a village by the. Ft. Monnrcrath could become a custom- -Northeast Authority.—ofrairman,—has Marines "freedom," nor the shooting of prisoners "justice." -:er. ~"~: 7 ~7—' Ynn can't prove hy ramparinE atrocities that either side is-. been with the sewer regionalization It meant that Eatontown, New, fighting for the right to kill civilians; you only prove that the plan since it was proposed in 1962. war ought to be stopped. Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury Town- He's grateful to the county, and pre- Q. How can I say the Army of the Republic of Vietnam ship might not be served by the au- dicts it will mean that everybody will doesn't want to fight? ' . thority. Save money. He can accurately make A Because after we sent a substantial number of fight- The $250,000 will mean that an In- ing men to Vietnam most of the ARVN retired to rear area such a statement after six years of defense; Let me ask one question of my own: suppose the terceptor sewer system can be built frustrations and reading reports of Pair Vietnam war is a war between a Communist North and a that will be large enough to -service - steadily rising construction costs. free South; suupose the Communists supply arms to the those boroughs and, eventually, the' Among the wonderful prospects THE REPORTER North while we supply arms to the South; suppose the North fort itself. . has suffered years of Communist slavery while the South coming from this week's action by has enjoyed as many years of freedom; why is the South so The $6,300, according to Peter Ho- the county, is the firmness with which weak 05 so demoralized that instead of infiltrating, the North mack, consulting engineer for the sewer authorities can now go about PloMics In, Garb Age Out •and liberating it they can't hold,off the Northern infiltrators Monmouth County* Sewerage Advisory their business. By JIM BISHOP breakthrough — married to other sub- without half a million of our own men and a steady stream stances like steel) Wood and glass to im- of our bombers over North Vietnam. .-Committee,-will-mean-that Allentown.: Northeast, intends-to-get-the-first Next to_your_ skin, the substance ypjL touch most frequently is piastlc. Like air, prove them, r—r — :—~-7- _I_S,JHa\re_ I .ever., been. Jn Virtnim__(asserting_j*alJl_I can build a system which will be 200 phase of its project started in April, it exists everywhere you go, unseen, unno- Plastics were, used to make eyeglass haven'A. tWhe myn opiniothe Constitn is unfoundedjt tgffl to 300 per cent larger than the one and that 'should be a happy time for ticed. The making of plastic is so universal frames, synthetic rubber, leather substi- also Aguarantee. When thd ea Constitutio free presns so I coul^ d have well founded planned. The area can expect great that, in one more decade, the United States tutes, shoes, kitchen counters, garbage cans opinions on which to base my vote. The press has been my authority members. More important and dispbilble food containers, Some would population growth, thus the change will be making more plas- eyes and ears in Vietnam. Through them, for example, I is that It will be a major breakthrough tic than steel. No product show scratch marks; others would not. A saw Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan shoot a Viet Cong prisoner, represents sound planning. In preserving .community health in the history- of man has thin sheet of translucent plastic was used 1 heard that Duong Van Minh was not allowed to run In Freeholder Director Joseph C. Ir- through regionalization. been so quickly accepted as a sandwich to make unbreakable glass. Ky's election, and I was privileged to read two letters from without being understood. Todays big cabin cruisers are made of D, Sturmfels, Da .Nang, Vietnam, : . I first pluHtiu was JLVtlo The Plight of the MIllll invented a century ago in siding on houses Is replacing wood. There Martin JB, Brilliant Newark, N.J. Two broth- is no maintenance problem of painting, dent- We wish Sen. Stout of Monmouth active A In the work of the Senate ers, John W. Hyatt and ing or breaking. It is also used to make ^ luck in his new campaign to press for * Transportation :and. Public Utilities Isaiah, tried to make a sewer pipe, human heart valves, gutters, TODAY IN HISTdRY , "immediate and effective action to Committees. AndJieJsLi logical legis- synthetic ivory. At the "spouts, cushions for automobile seats, the .c time. billiards was a popu- wheel of your automobile, chair covers, up- By The Associated Press ,,^- '-'-•••- remedy the short-term crisis facing lator to spearhead a review of the n unn BISHOP ]ar game and the baUs holstery, dinnerware and contact- lenses. Today is the 61st day of 1968. There are 305 days left in state's transportation situation. the year. .. , ,. •---"'" .county commuters as well as answers were made from ivory tusks. In Africa, ' * * * '' v gto the iong-range rail transportation The senator raises what he says is elephant herds were depleted and the price IT'S A »7 BILUON-dollar Industry that -Today's highlightip-histoiy: bends the suppliant servant to man's needs. . On this date in T781, the American colonies adopted* the Rmess in this state." a "serious question as to whether the of ivory escalated out of reach. The" broth- Articles of Confederation, paying the way for a federal union. | There seems to be no question that state Department of Transportation ers Hyatt htd many failures. Then they What is a nylon stocking? Plastic and wool. Three years ago, the average American On this date: ' ?*ome answers are needed on how to has been reasonably responsive to com- combined nitric acid, short-fiber cotton and camphor. automobile used 40 pounds of plastic. It is In 1780, the first bank in the United States was chartered ' Improve the plight of county "com- muters' opinions regarding rail pas- now up to 70 pounds. It is used to make oil in Philadelphia. * What came out t)f the pressure oven In 1803, Ohio was admitted to the union- as the 17th muters, the thousands of residents who senger needs." This could be a fact — was an inflammable plastic called celluloid. filters, brake linings, dashboard cushions, trunk lining, soundproof nsrts. (">i+i««—'—. state. ' " • • travel to and from northern cities. but it is our opinion that the depart- It didn't dent the billiard market but.it was In 1867, Nebraska became the 37th state.«, '. > great for men's collars, ornamental combs, The glass in your headlights and tail-lights Commuters have for, many years ment would be delighted to solve the isn't glass.. In 1932, the infant son of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Llnd- whole transportation mess if only it and dentures. 'In 1890, another Newark berg was kidnaped from his bed in the Lindbergh home near , complained about their daily traveling chemist named Baeklin came up with a There are always new plastics because problems — but the protests have had the money available. research chemists are always trying addi- Hopewell, N. J. solid plastic made of carbolic acid and.for- In 1954, five congressmen were wounded as three Puerto mounted lately since the start of the Still, It Is imperative that New Jer- maldehyde. The first substance was poison; tional substances to add to the basic for- mulas. Polypropylene is new. It can be Rican nationalists fired wildly from the gallery of the House so-called Aldene Plan. It seems that sey's legislators become totally in- the second was used for embalming. This one was called Bakelite. bent into a shape and will withstand one of Representatives in Washington. Also in 1954, the United many commuters continue to be un- volved in this problem^ — and, if it million flexings without losing its shape. States exploded a hydrogen bomb at Bikini, completing the It made good cigar holders, color door- first U.S. H-bomb tests in the Pacific. happy with this new method of trans- calls for the hiring of a mass .trans- knobs and fixtures. And yet, it was not un- Acrylic fiber, which is really hydrogen, oxy- portation —. even though they concede portation expert to be an administra- gen, and carbon fused under intense heat Ten years ago: Doctors reported President Dwight D. til World War II that the small plastics and pressure, is used to make unbreakable Eisenhower was completely recovered from a stroke he had it at least does succeed in getting them tive aide to the committee, we are all manufacturers were goaded into researching bottles. . suffered in the previous November. to and from work., . for It. and expanding. It was always a small busi- The grass in the Houston astrodome is Five years ago: Mrs. Carol Flaffer Hudson of Houston, ness. ' The United States -governments at Tex., won a record divorce settlement —' $6.5 million. But, as Sen. Stout says, reductions , "We will consider holding public war, found itself short of •manybasic'maT' •- plastic — every last green blade of it. in passenger train service, insufficient hearings on the tiffidency of the Al- August Busch wants a permanent lawn for One year ago: The Pentagon said Communist casualties terials. Plastic, in,its-many disguises, be- his St. Louis Cardinals. He can have a plas- in Vietnam had increased 40 to 50 per cent in three months schedules and unreliable operations dene Plan and^/we will investigate sev- gan to replace missing materials. ' tic one'for $60,000. DuPont hasia new plas- because of stepped-up U.S. military action. . / "are drawing the increasing outrage of. eral aspects of the state's overall * * •*•..-. tic called Delrin. It is so strong that it Today's birthdays: Poet Robert Lowell is 51 year/old. New Jersey commuters." Naturally, . transportation efforts," Sen. Stout said, NOW THERE ARE, 18 major- families of can be used as the head Of ^a hammer. Singer Dinah Shore is 51. Jew"eler Harry Winston is/72. commuters are thankful that the "including Its failure to secure federal plastics. The big one is called thermo-plas- Wigs are now being made of dacron. A . Thought for today; .One-:cannoLtoow..everythin& — Hor- assistance under the Mass Transporta- tic. It can be hardened into any shape at man in West Palm.Beach acquired a 1931 ace, Roman poet and, satirist, 65 to 8 B.C. transportation facilities continue to all, reheated and -softened, and remolded Ford, took it apart, made plastic molds in • ODerate. But theyshould be able to tion Act of 1964." '" into another shape without losing any Of fire engine red, and now turns out old Fords EVENTS OF YEARS AGO make their trips in some semblance of The tirrftf has come — now more ! its resilience and durability. It is made of that are stronger and more durable than fl^th^hlldethat™ thari ever*—• tobrdng-aomedegree-Tof—peUi —the-originals, order to the state's transportation The outer cover on my package of ciga- the trains will run on time;. Apparent- rettes is plastic. In iBe recent sanitation 50 ly, they do not have these assurances. problem. Sen. Stout and the legislature plastics industry. strike ia New York, the plastics industry Sem Stout, in addition to repre- have a made-to-order task before - Overnight,,the possibilities became lim- gave our 200,000 plastic refuse disposal bags., -i A*meeting was held in the St. James clubhouSe~Sunday afternoon in the interest'of the proposed new Catholic cburch senting a cpmirtuter-laden county, is them. . _ itless. Any one of the 18 plastics families free. They probably wanted to prove that could be thickened, thinned, laminated, man Is now in the plastics age and out of to be built in West Red Bank for Italian residents. The meet- molded into any shape, or —= and this was a the Garb Age. • - ing was largely attended and a great deal of enthusiasm was INSIDE WASHINGTON manifested over the project. Rev. D. J. Duggan of St. James Church made the principal address. Father Duggan said he .' . tr YOUR MONEY'S WORTH was in favor of a church for the Italians, but said % should be a branch of St. James parish and not a" separate oreanl- Aid-Asked for Viet Titm Wmud at tU Top zation. ' By PAUL SCOTT sure because of Tri Quang's recent anti- President Johnson is being privately government activities. , By SYLVIA PORTER ing local or long distance calls on a regular pressured to repeat the same political mis- The President was informed Tri Quang If you have been admiring The Man At basis; less, than one-fifth have their secre- take htfSouth Vietnam that caused the late provided the in-city bases from which the The Top"pf U.S. business for his efficiency • taries place their outgoing local calls. As 25 Years Ago President Kennedy so much trouble. Viet Cong had hoped to turn their recent or envying him for his smooth way of cor- a result, 57 per cen\ of the executives said Excited calls to police headquarters last night to the ef- - Several of the President's foreign policy Saigon and Hue attacks into a general popu- porate and social life, rethink. This chief the telephone disrupts their schedules. .'ect that someone was stealing gas from a car parked near advisers and members of lar uprising. executive wastes his time to an appalling In writing letters and memoS, the execu- Hubbs garage at Shrewsbury; Ave. and Newman Springs Road' the Senate are urging him Best evidence of the Communist alii-' "degree; many ways in tive's habits are even worse. Only one- brought police to the scene oh the double quick. Investigation^ to intervene on behalf of ance with Tri Quang, according to West- which he operates are as- fifth use a dictating machine; 47 per cent revealed, however, that the gas was being drained from the Thich Tri Quang, "currently moreland, was location of the headquarters toundlngly Inefficient and actually write out business letters and me- car by garage employes. The car had been brought In for being detained by the of the Viet Cong attacks on Saigon in An outmoded; much of the mos by hand. Even more startling, says repairs and, because there was no room for it in the garage South Vietnamese, govern- Quang pagoda, long famed as thereat'of time he doesn't waste, he Howard, many of the chiefs first write let- overnight, it was decided to remove the gas for safekeeping. ment as a Hanoi agent. the militant Buddhist's operations. misuses., It's probable ters or memos in longhand, then dictate. The militant Buddhist was South Vietnamese troops capturing the that you, perhaps way What a duplication! . given political asylum for pagoda, in the heart of Saigon's crowded down the corporate ladder * * * 10 weeks in the U.S. em- Chinese district, found all the equipment and paid only a fraction of AN OVERWHELMING 83 per cent say bassy in 1963 on Kennedy's needed for a full-scale Communist command the chief's salary, are far they Can't keep up with the mass of litera- more disciplined. SCOTT orders, after fleeing from post. ture, they get.' They spend no more than an the government of Ngo Prisoners taken In the fighting around These'are a few con- hour a day reading trade or other printed Dlnh Diem, the pagoda, Westmoreland revealed, de- ciusions Which emerge material and that is not enough. While they Thich Tri Quang was arrested again scribed its function as the nerve center from the findings of a research study on attend two or three meetings involving three last week with his top lieutenants for as- for the Saigon attack. They confirmed, he _ "Time At The Top," conducted by the Chi- or more people a week, more than half sisting the Communist Viet Cong during . stated, that the command post was set up cago management consulting firm of Daniel feel'the meetings are too long, too wordy their vicious Tet holiday assaults against several weeks in advance of the offensive D. Howard Associates arid reported in part and take too much follow-up time. Saigon and other South Vietnamese cities. and while Tri Quang was in the pagoda. today in the March issue of Business Man- As a result of all this waste of time, the Since then, some of the President's Vietnam Large amounts of Soviet-made weapons also agement. Here are some shockers: most revealing answer in the survey was advisers, led by Ambassador-at-Large were stored in a building behind the... main ''—The typical American chief executive that 72 per cent of the executives feel they W. Averell Harriman, and a small group of temple before the attack. \ works a 63-hour week, about 53 hours in are not getting the time to think and plan senators, headed by Robert, Kennedy, D- South Vietnamese officials said the com- the office, about ltf outside. This breaks —• this, despite tho fact that thinking and N.Y., and Charles Percy, R-Jll., liave been mand post, staffed by a Viet Cong organi- down into a 12.6 hour daily average for a planning lie at the heart of the corporate bombarding the President /to intervene for zation with thff code-name "d-214, Hanoi five-day work week and Is far in excess of president's job. their release. unit," was headed by a North Vietnamese What it'should be. A stunning conclusion is that .Only 28' per On the urging of Harriman and another • major general, a friend of Tri Qiiang from * * * cent-of the firms are getting a full return State Department official, Kennedy and the time bolh,nscrvcd with the Viet Minh INDEPENDENT STUDIES, says Busi- on their investment in their chief executive. Percy also issued public blasts at the gov- against thn French. ness Management, have shown that the ex- A sub-conclusion must be that the top boss ernment of President Nguyen Van Tlileu for According to Westmoreland's report, excutlve who consistently works more than is letting others control and waste his time. making the arrests. the clandestine help from Tri Quang's fol- 5ft hours a week "Is in serious danger-of, Still another conclusion must be that (Since NECESSARY MKASURti - The sena- lowers in Huo is one reason why tho Com- impairing his own efficiency I" the chief is not supposed to be involved in tors' demands on behalf-of Tri Quang go munists were able to hold out so long. —The typical chief executive spends day-to-day operating detail, ho is responsible directly counter to tnc - recommendations - 1 There, as in Sfiigon, the pagoda of Tri more thnn hnlf his time talking or listening for making himself too busy to be effective. of General William Westmoreland, com- Quann'n militant Buddhists was the central and averages only two hours alone each Strict self discipline cannot be imposed mander of U.S. forces In Vietnam. coordinating point of the Viet Cong attacks day. On the telephone, he's his own worst from without, particularly on the boss. It In a special report to President, .lohn- and their . stubborn defense of the city. enemy. Fewer thnn, half of the 179 board must come from within. Obviously,«. less "...ond this is Mohoresh Krishna front son, Westmoreland has urged support of More than 100 U.S. Marines lost their lives chairmen or company presidents surveyed conversation and more contemplation should Rent-A.Guru:" ^ Thieu's actjon as a necessary security mea- in recapturing the walled city. have their secretaries screen their Incom- be the objectives. • • l Services in Coi^nty CJmrches Church Hall Calendar J Friday, March 1, 1968-1 MOPE Ll'THEJUN NMH M^NMOUTM BAPTIgT Atlantic Highlands Frstnold New Monmouth •HMANUAL BAPTIST Worship servlcea will lie st »:S0 • m day worship servicei will bt helA frub Will Atlantic Hlsjblanda ~~ Rev. Albert W. Gibson la paator. 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Holy Com- union *t the morning service. Rev. Mora: wprsftlp service will bs at FIRST PRE9BVTBRIAN touth Sunday Slated a tfcU and the evening service at F-teeBold 'illiam' E. Blag rove will preach at nio. R«v. Richard Bhaw la pastor. Morning worahlp will be at 9:30 In )Ui services. Restrict Its TOST METHODIST - n.w auditorium and al U s.m In COMMUNITY Atlantic Hlglilandi sanctuary. Paator James R. Mem* Port Monmouth MoralDl worship win bs held at J will deliver a aermoo. Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Tlie Rev. 11 a.m. Rev. Harvey Van Sclver wll: , D. Msgtw is p&stor. Scholarships, pri*el»'on "In Pursuit of tlie King IMMANUKL BAPTIST At 1st Baptist Church Freehold SAINT OLKMKMTS EPISCOPAL dom." Annual roll call service at 4 [jiTilrg worship will b« at U a.m. Belford FREEHOLD-The Monmouth p.m. with the Rev. Dr.. Roy E. Wll .nd evening aervlce at ^ p.m., both Sunday schedule: S a.m. Holy Bu- llama preaching on "The Sacred and the YMCA. Re.v. Frank c. Morae, RED BANK - Youth Sunday Coffee and tea will be provid- thor of "Pastoral Admitiistra County Employes Square Club The Profane." nurUt and sermon: 8120 a.m. tung iastor will preach on "A Sacred lucharlit and lermo. ll be observed-Sunday at the ed at the box lunch and auction tion," published by Westminster has unanimously agreed FIRST PRESBYTERIAN HETHOU1ST Atlantic Highlands first Baptist Church. program. Press. to keep scholarship funds from Sunday services will he held ai Beirord Dr. Adams went to Princeton »:30 and 11 am. Rev. Rlchajd B. An. Highlands The Sunday service will b* at 11 William C. Loud will serve as "draft card burners, anti-Ameri- m. in 1962 after 28 years In the ssrson olllclatlng, FIRST MFTHUD1ST WESTMINSTER FE outh pastor at the 11 a.m. ser. DEAN TO SPEAK can demonstrators," or anyone Hl'glilaridl ' pastorate.. He served in the Cen- CHKISTIA.N SCIENCE SOCIETY Worship service at 11 s.m. Rev. Wll- Mlddletown ice. He will speak on "Andrew RED BANK - Dr. Arthur M. AUantlc Highlands lajtl J. McCulloUEh Is pastor. Sunday eervices will be at 9:15 &nc< tral Presbyterian Church, Ro- who participates in unlawful dis- tunday tervlcea will bs held at 11 45 ft.fn. *tt\t Rev. Harla.n C. Durfee nd Modern Man." Adams, dean of Princeton Sem- t,m. BT. ANDREW'S EPIBCOPAL 111 speak on "Who Are You?" chester, N. Y., the First Pres- sent. Highlands Patricia Springsteen will read inary and professor of practical CENTRAL BAPTIST SISTKlt FRANCIS SPIRITUAL theology, will be' guest preach- byterian Church of Albany, N.Y. William L. Ulrich, former ciub Atlantic Highlands Th« Holy Eucharist will be cell Port Monmouth he scripture and Kenneth Cole- Sunday services will ne at 11 s.m. rated this Sunday at 8 and 10 am. Private messages given Monday to er at the 9 and 11 a.m. worship and Glading Presbyterian /ice president, who proposed ft v. Harry W. Kraft la pajitor. Wor- llfi Matins at 9:30 a.m. and Even. Saturday, l to 6 p.m. Spoken In English ian will offer morning prayer. stiip aei"Ice at 7:30 p.m. mK, at 7 p.m. Rev. Wm. p. Lorlng, ind Italian. Call during church houre. services Sunday at the Presby- Church, Philadelphia. he restriction, said the club's Icsr, will preach. #3 Mala St Bishop. Angela Solla. Serving as deacons will be , ST. AONES CATH0L10 terian Church.. He was for a number of annual scholarship awards have Atlantlo Highlands rank Penas, Douglas Spring- Rev. Dr. RoyK. Williams Holmdel A native of Philadelphia, Dr. years a member of the execu- been Jo high school graduates tunday Maiaes are it 6:30, 1-M, j, UNITE D PRESBYTERIAN teen, William King, Robert »10. 11 snd noon. Rev. Michael J. LeaaE IIOLMUEL CHLRCS Lin croft Adams graduated from the Uni- tive committee , of the Presby- not associated with any un- is pastor. , Holmdel The Sunday service will bt at 10:10 iedler, James Vliet, Todd Rlc- fThe Sunday aervlce will br a.t 11 m. versity of Pennsylvania and terian Council in theological ed- American activity, adding that .m with the pastor, R»v. Joho W :ardo, Robert Chadwlck and Guest Speaker Cliffwood Beach * Id run, offlcUtlni, . . OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY Princeton Seminary. He also re- ucation and- has an extensive it had never been adopted as Leonardo lames King. BAYVUSW UtESBYTEHlAN Morning worship service at u a.m, ceived an honorary degree from background in preaching and i policy. Clltfwood- Beach Keansburg ev. Kenneth N. Gamble will iptak, George Hembree, Charles Beaver College and is the au- publishing sermons. At Roll Calf ' iunday worship services will bt at Ivenlng service at 7:30 p.m. He advocated that the funds U a.m. Rev. Donald L. Buccl, paator. ST. ANN'S CATHOUO lelson, Philip Mugridge, John ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - be kept from those who oppose —• olflclate. Kttniburg LEONARDO BAPTIST r Sunday Masses will bt at. 7, I. I, Leonardo an Kirk and Keith Coleman I The Rev. Dr. Hoy E. Williams the armed forces ^t college re- CLIFFWOOD COMMUNITY K 11 and noon. lev.. William Carr will preach MKTHODIST 'Atone WHh-aod." Holy Communion, /ill usher. The chapel choir will 'will be guest speaker at the 49th cruiting programs br from those . Cllltwood BAY SHORB COMMUNITY Jvc4sfal*p services will be East K*ansburr SAINTS EPIBCOPAL lso participate. Prayer Day Theme, i annual roll call service of the who contribute to the detriment nd at 9 a.tn. with the pastor, thi Sunday services will be held at 11 a.m. Navealnk W. Wlnlleld West, officiating and Icy. Richard Schwartz will preach on Sunday atrvcetrvlcei ara e a s followiollowi: I First Methodist Church Sunday of the armed forces recruiting teaching on "The New Man." The Rending of tha Veil," mm. . HHoly CommunionCi ; 88:33 0 FamllFl ; iervlce; u a.m.' Holy Communion wlt_ INSTALL PRESIDENT | at i p.m. programs. flUST METHODIST ttrmon by tht rector, Rev. H. E. Sor* MONMOUTH BEACH - Mrs. Bear Others' Burdens Dr. Williams served as pas- Colts Neck Kaamblirg mson; ' , Veterans will be given first -iundty nrvUai will— any! Tfiber jyas_installed as REFORMED m. *nd at 11 a.m.,Rev. Newton W, BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL "Bear One-Another's Burdens" will be the theme of the tor here from 1M3-1053. Under preference, Mr. Ulrich contin- Colti N«ck Hrelnor la pastor. Sermon topic Middlelown Resident of the KosSrjKAltar his guidance, the present church , Sunday service will be at 9:30 Tracking Down The Master." Services* Sunday wilt begin with WOP WotTrTDaj' D( Prayer,- to be -observed-tomorrow IJL insny ued, after they have exhausted \and 11 a.m. The Rev: Samuel ship at 9:30 a.m. at carpenter and ociety of Precious Blood Cath was built after—fire-destroyed •enta's aermon la btued on the ^T. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Applegate Bts. Family Bible hour a£ l Christian churches throughout the area. • ether-methods GfgetlingicMat. aiah 58. Holy Communion. Keansburg Lesson: "Joseph In Egypt." An' eve ilic Church. the original building. His topic Sunday services will bt Holy . Com- The service-was prepared by, Mrs. Rathie Selvaratnam ships. OIOIUTMN CHURCH ting servlcc-a-ill begin at 7 p.m. with Other officers Inducted by the Colts Neck munion at-g a.m. and Pariah Eucharlal Kingsly Baer as Ruest speaker of Ceylon. A felltfw Ceylonese, D.' T. Niles, executive of the will be "The Sacred and the The fund is maintained for Ing worship sawios will bft at 11 and aermon at 9:30 a.m. / ev. Earl Gannon, pastor and East Asia Conference of Churches, has put words to a Profane."' irry Calhoon Is minister. OLD FIRST CHURCH Monmouth College And the pro- AMERICAN BAPTIST CONVENTION spiritual director, included Mrs. Thailand melody which forni3 one of the hymns of the ser- Now teaching in-the philoso- Keyport UNITED CllUntil OF CHRIST posed Monmouth County Com- Andrew Cancalosi, vice pres- \ Eatontown OETHSEMANV. LUTHERAN Mlddlstown vice. phy department at Wilkes Col munity College. It will provide Keyport Worship servlcea at 11 a.m. The ident; Mrs. Frank Falcohe, sec- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Iunday aervlcei will bs at 1:30. 1:49 lev. Avcrlll M. Carson will speak on This will be the 80th celebration of the first Friday In lege, Wilkes Barre, Pa., he has $250 each next year for two \ Eatontown and at 11 a.m. ' • "That Which CoaU NolWng." retary; Mrs, John Reuly, trea- IDs Sunday service will be at 11 a.m Lent as a world day of prayer. Observances in hundreds of served in churches there .and in Monmouth County high school f Hl»-R»v. -Robert JY» Reed Is pa*tor. tr. JOSEl'H'B CATHOLIC CAI.VAHV BAPTIST surer, and Mrs. Anthony De communities are planned by the 2,300 units of Church Wom- Scrantori. " JESUS CHRIST OF Keyport Mlddletown seniors. The program has been LATTER DAY SAINTS Massss will bs at 6:30 and 7:30 Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 Masl, corresponding secretary. en United throughout the country. Among scheduled ser- (Mormon) I m. and 12:15 p.m. In tha church; .m. In tht Falrvlew School, The Rev. The chancel, carol and pri- in effect for two years. Eatontown ! 30L 8:45 and Jl a.m. jn the jchool leorge J. nuiott, pastor, will speak Mrs. Tober named the follow- vices in various churches in local communities are these: mary choirs will participate in BthJ1' it - both- servlcsa. --•'— -.-:; ing committee chairmen;- Mrs. \- tog at 9 a.m. and the Sacrament meet. JST.MARY'SHEPISCOPAI7 Eatontown — Presbyterian Church at 8 p.m. with the the service. A sandwich, supper •-- at 5i00 p.m. Bishop Bi - • • Keyport 'rank Anfuso, altar Unens; Rev. Caleb H. Johnson speaking. Participating churches are DELEGATES officiate. Sunday services will bs: 7:4& a.m. New Shrewsbury in fellowship hall will follow. Morning Prayer; S a.m. Holy Com* Mre. Joseph Petrone, refresh: the A.M.E. Zion, the Protestant Chapels of Ft. Monmouth METHODIST munion; 9 a.m. family service am REFORMED The Rev. Harvey E. Van Sciver In the Georgian Court College Eatontown U a-m. Boly Communloa New ShriwiDury ments; Mrs, Cancalosi, ways and the Methodist Church; delegation" to the 41st annu- > - f S»ndi JtcriMt Servicei will bs service will be tt 1:30 is pastor. Pastor William Joel a.m. Tlic-RgvrTaaac-CtloXXM nd-means; IMrs. -Toberr bingo; — Highlands— Methodist Church at-8 p;mr=with-Mrs-Wll-- aLNaUonaL JIodeLUitdN it\, Holy Communion will Mrs. Falcone, bingo supplies; liam McCullough leading the meditation. A local service for CAKE SALE tioris in New York City, repre- j to. liana MKMOBIAL EPISCOPAL EMBURY METHODIST re—cmural Eatontown Mrs. Louis-Sodano, bingo cakes; residents of Atlantic Highlands, Naveslnk and Leonardo; sentlng the country of Niger, a | Holy/ Eucharist wjll ho at I Little Silver LDTHIR MEMORIAL LUTHERAN ,FAIR HAVEN -The wom- Rev, Banford M. Haney wll! preacl {Missouri Synod) 10 . i. Rev, H. Holly Knltfit olflclat- nd conduct tha morning worship ier- Mrs. Reilly, flowers; Mrs. Sea Bright - Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Invited are ' an's - day committee of Fisk part of the former French West I tag. New Shrewsbury •fee at 11 a..im Holy Communion will Morning eervlcs at 10:30 a.tn. with Thomas Me Hugh,-linen list; residents of Oceanport and Fair Haven. The Rev. William Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church will Equatorial Africa colonies, was MOMMOUTH BAPTIST be observed. Sermon topic: "A Hard Holy Communion. Rev, Donald L. Bigg I loutfaern Raptlat Convention) Way to Lire," • irill officiate. Mrs. Philip Eager, member- Bisgrove will lead devotions; hold a cake sale tomorrow at Linda Burke of Oakhurst and ' Eatontown hip, and Mrs. Russell G. ship services will be at 6:4S ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL ITUICAL CULTURE FEH0W1HIP Red Bank — First Baptist Church-at 1:30 p.m. The Rev,-- 10 a;m'. in the Acme Market Patricia McCarthy, of Spring - Little Silver • New Shrewsbury , 11 am. and 7:30 p.m. will Services Sunday will be Holy Com ipriggs, publicity. -Leonard G. Rowell Ml preside. Participating win be_the River Road Lake. KIT! It R. Halre, paator, preaching. 1 8ervlc.es at 10:48 a.m. In fnj^pioJLa 8 and Morning Prayer anil Ilanney Bohoolr " " —-^™**= MrsrAnfuso headnhe con? Sermon allO a.m. wfihthTBev. An' Presbyterian Church, and Friends Meeting, Shrewsbury; Fair Ha aotniEjrmfiiHtSuiHtyTrttn -ChrUlChi ,Mothodlgt, r«ir Haven; A.M.E.ZIon Church, CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST months Barrey Kurtz la president, fashion show April 27. Details Calvary Baptist Church and the First Presbyterian Church, CUSTOM KITCHEN Fair Haven Long Branch SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS Tht Sunday service will bs at New Shrewsbury will be announced. all Ked Bank. .' • • frm. The R«v. Charlti G. Hanklni GOSPEL HALL • ffcvloM will bt held tomorrow i will preach on "Streams of Ood'i Long Branch 11 jum. Robert K. Tome li mlnlater. West Long Branch —Lutheran Church of the Reforma- Qract." Holf Communion. Services will be held Sunday at f J CLASS TO START tion at 8 p.m. The Rev. Charles Krahq will be guest speak- HOLY COMMIWON KHSCOPAL m. A Gospel -flervlc* wilt h* M* Oakhunt Fair Haven X T v.m, OAKHURST — The coniirma er. Prior to the evening service,'the Host church and the •Junaar servlua will be at I and 10 ' ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL rntsT MtTHQDin - tion and membership class of First Baptist Church of Long Branch will be open all day in Rev. Frederick. S. Preuss, rector, Lons Branch Oakhurst will preach at ths 10 a.m. aervlcee. Low Mass st 8 a.m. Sung Mail and •ervlcas at >:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. John the First Methodist Church will for around-the-clock prayer. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES . addresi at 10 a.m. Rev. Junes Mur* . Bls.tr, will preach on "The Call Fair Havrn ConsreKKtlon chisoo Duncan, rector. to Colora." - v start Sunday" at 6 p.m. for young (Klnidom Hall) >eople in the sixth through Fair Haven FIRST BAPTIST , Oceanport Z. Hall will apeak at 10 a.m. Long BraacA eighth grades. Dr. John D. Shs"OhUUia'i ObiisaUona to th Tht Sunday services will be held al State." Watchtower atudv at 11:1s a.m. 11-A.n. Sermon title: "A 'Crisis (or CALVARY BAPTIST Blair, pastor, will teach'the Ordination Set Sunday Ui." Mortgage burning lervlce at 3:30 Oowiiport ... — a study of the Epheslsns and the Sunday mornlni iervlc« at U a.m. class, which is scheduled for question 'of "Parents' Moral Responal* p.m. The evening service at 7:30 p.m. Rev. lit u> help voo plan MM kitchen Millies." IT. LUKE'S METHODIST Paul K. Smith lipastDr anriv awan Regional High School. It I Tha Rev. Daniel Qentlla will olfldile. HOLT TR1MTT IVANOELICAL LUTHERAN . has been indicated that such a what.Chrlstian Science i Red Bank Middletown . Sunday services will ba held SV..SUI program would be valuable and has to say on this subject. v and U a,m. Rev. Harold 'Hornberger Seamless Aluminum ST. JIARY'8 CATHOLIO paster. fill a need. Any metf in the YOU ARE ALWAYS New Monmouth Masses are at T, 8:15, 1:30, 10:« a.m ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC area interested in participating ^'WELCOMEATTHE and'noon In the church; afc8:15, 0:31 Red Bad: may contact John Hale, 10 Mo- 10:45 a.m. and noon In 'Memorial Hal] Sunday Massea wilt bs celebrated al r, 8, 9, 10, II a.m. and noon wlu hawk Drive. LET US LEAD YOU rtKST UNITARIAN CHURCH Usgr. Salvaiors Dl Lorenzo, pastor, o! CHRISTIAN ' OF MONMOUTH COINTV riciaii n . Llncrott ' iimlay leivlcea will bi held at 10: ATTIC-TREASURE _. a.m, Rev, Harold H. l>ean la pasto MATAWAN — BAn;attic trea- BEFO'RMED • Mlddletowd ' - sure"will be ;heltj, tpinorrpw at Th'« Sunday -service .Will h« held , Red Bar* ., 7:30 p.m. by the Couples Club ROQM; 11 a-m. Tlio Ksv. Bar) D. Oofnpton Sundir -Worihlp Service will b«"db • Precision formed parts pastor. ' nervM at p and ll-»"rn. with tha'Rev of the Matawan Presbyterian GOOD SHEPJ1ERI) LUTHERAN Dr. Arthur M.' Aduna preaching - Churchy • Holmdel-Mlddletown 'Wha.t God Haa Prepared." ^ - f-.Will n«yer p««l, crack — The Sunday aervice will be hel . OHUBOn OF CHRIST ' GARDEN PATH at 10:4B a.m. at tha Thompson School Red Bank or blister '209 BROAD STREET Rev. George J. Frank Jr. la pastor, Sunday aervlcei will b« at 11 a. Sea Bright KINO OF KINOS LUTHERAN Tha Evening aervlos will ba tt 6: Middletown Evangelist Donald Wood will preach ST. I.UKK'R A.M.E, • Made of sturdy RED BANK Sunday services will be at*tij both asrvlces. Sea Biikht 10:45 a.m. Rev, William, A. ^lan ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN EASTERN Tha Sunday aervlca wilt b« a,t 1 P.m. will preach at both servlcea. When Ren Floyd N. Black will with 4he help of V, aluminum ' . OPEN) DAILY 11:00-3:30 ORTHODOX METHODIST Red Bank Mlddletown ' Th* Dirlna Liturgy will bi oelebrat Shrewsbury ' EVENING 7.30-9:30 Worship aervlce at 10 a.m. In Tr at 9 a.m-. on Sundays ant] Holy Da) PRESBYTERIAN * We u» only K.ayy (Jury (.032) whit, gjumlwim ejutttriig. Nut Bwamp Bohool. Eev. Wllllai of Obligation. Evening aervlcea precei w Abrama la minister. Ing Sundays and Holy Daya of *Obllgi Shrewsbury Imtallad with tht Uttit and moit «ff)cUnr fr«« floarinq The morning aervlcei ©I worahlp tfon at 6 p.m. Father Emlllan Kajlci lyitam. Inttallatloi) l> don« by rjiir *wn skllkd crar>uimi. oaator. will be at 9:30 a.m. and U-a,ra. The Scolts Products ST. JAMES CATHOLIC Rev. James R. Steele, putor,.,fwlll komembsir, nails or lpllni pull sir, bat aur frta flutlnf Red Bank • preach on, "Did you Get Th» Lord?" Sunday Mamca will he at 0, 7:30, Holy Oomiiiunlon. . , lyitam doaui't pull out.; Calvary Baptist Church 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon In the Church at S, »:30, 11 a.m. and 12:1B In tt\ jrVllST ASSEMBLY OF QOD (EARLY BIRD SALE NOW ON) Pelera rifico auditorium, and at 8:! Bhrownbury Meeting in Falrvlew School — Cooper Road, Middlelown p.m. In the Church. Migr. Imme '. M on ah an la paitor.' Wornhlp iervlce at 11 *a,m, and • '{General Association of Hcgular Baptist Churches). Evangelistic iervlce at 7 p.m. The FIRST CMUnCH OF R«v. Patrick O. McLane Is pmtor. SCIENTIST rlMKilOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS FREE ESTIMATES Red Bank Bhrewibury SUNDAY SERVICES Th» Sunday aervlcfi will ba' at Sunday me cling Is field, at 11 a.m. a.m. • CHRIST EPIBCOPAL 9:45 A.M. - BIBLE SCHOOL TRINITY EPISCOPAL BhrswHhury Mil DILIVHY nrd flank Holy Eucharist at B, fi and 11:1.1 am, Holy Eucharist on SuntUy at I i The Rev. Ronald O. Albury, rector, Dally and Saturday I A.M.-l:30 P.M. ' 11:00 A.M. — MORNING WORSHIP Morning Prayer at (t:i3*Hnly Eucha will talk on "Hemlnitry riPVlsltfd" 1st and addrtiat at 11 am. The Re1 tht UUcr Iwo'aervicff}, WtdiMtday aid 'riday 'III • P.M. 7:00 P.M. - EVKNIN.G SERVICE Canon Charles H. BfRt la rtctor.. Little Silver Union Beach Ilumson RRAOB METHODIST D WEDNESDAY Union Beach BT. OXORUR'S-RV.THE.niVRK Worship servlOM will h« tuniaf _ 7:30 I'. M. — PHAYKK MLliTING EPISCOPAL at f):io and U a.m. Th* R«v. Franklin H ntrrl Jr., li paitor. Sermon ipplo: 1 UWJlb nod weM/tmig ^ (119 Tindflll Road, Middiclown.) Biiridij larvicei will b* Holy Corri< "Clirl.it-Thft Answer to LIlVi JProb tn\mlon at I and 8:30 and 11 am. lem-i" •• 32 BROAD ST. • 741./S00 • RBD BANK tvlll h« at 0:30 a.in. and 11 a.m, 1^1 II IYCAMORI AVI., limiSILVIR — 741-7800 "If, my pfttpla, which jirr mil'lpd'hy my nnnif-, -linl! hiimhlo thPmnclvpn, FII1HT Long Branch 3 CRIDIT TIRMI AVAILAILI Rnd' pny, und iroh my fm-n.-nnrl turn fmrA Ihflr wk-imit ways; then Rum mn Ne Chart* '" D*llv«rl» On Bund(iy the wonhlii aervlrf>g w RKFORMAT1ON M1TIIKIMN o IUD4IT a EASY CHARtI a PROWN'S CRIDIT will l.Himr from hnRvpn, and w|H furulMfnrulM' ' MiMIlidr aiainr , nnrt will IIPHI Ihftlr ic. IH ami 11 A HI In 1 Viril Ix>nt Uranrh Mondoy through Friday 7:30-5; Saturday 7:30-3 P.M. lancumry. Ttm Rev. Hiirvey C, Do Tti* Hev. IUih«rt OiwaM will preach T Tr, rmilnr, will preach a iftrmon at tiit 0:18 and 11 t.m. I*I-VIQII. Holy "Jesus' Arrest Acordlng to Judai." Commimbn will be administered. •••••••••••#••••••1 - TOE"BAIL * HE6ISTCR t Large deer. -K Equal. - , Sfsrcli 1, t968 7-Olscovery 'tl-Oilloren-Color YM-YWHA €etf Pledged 135,000 9-firaken Arrow-WesMra 10 Lustrous. 37 Created. ing plans so thatgrpund will be II—Zorro—Adrentur* "PUZZLE 11 Book name. 38 Standout: si. LONG BftANCH—Dr. Harold broken.for the $250,000 west AFTERNOON 12 Empty rail- Gabel, Oakhurst physician and ' By George W. Frank 40 Handbag. wing of the new building July Television Program Listings 1012:000 road car. presiden• t• j o-f th-•e- Monmouth 2—Newsmaker*—Color, ACROSS 42 Companion. 41 Apartment 5—Him—Mr. Hex— YM-VWHA, ha__s. announced 15. 1 Late movie 43 Percolate. 13 Metal component. Ch. J „_... WCBS-TV Ch. 4 . ...WNBC-TV Ch.*.. _ WNEW-TV Cll. 7 ffABC-TV Hunt! HOII-TOO min. that $85,000 has been pledged Chairmen for the continuing 7-New York, New York—Color "King; 44 Wish. tongues. 42 Two- Ch. » WOR-TV^ Ch. U „„_ WPK-TV Ch. 13 WNDT-TV •Surfing—Travel—Color toward ' the "Y"'s pro- fund drive were appointed yes- 6 Rodents. 47 Locale of 19 Turning pronged tool. FRIDAY *"" Toshlro Mlfurw-3 hrs., 20 mh. 0:55 1—Vocotlortfand—T"-"-l—Color posed new building on Grand terday. They are: AFTERNOON lJ-lnvislble Alcoholic 9—Skllng-erlloen—Color 12:25 10 Flurry. event. point. , 43 Tasseled hat. 2— News—Color Ave. in West Deal. Deal area—Larry Stern, Jack 11:1* i. »:00 •22 Moisture. 44 Trails. 4—Weerlher— Fronk Field—Color 7~*toaan's He'oes—Comedy— Color 12:30 14 Estate. 48 Sudden J—Secret Storm—Color The amount was pledged, Dr. Salzman and Stephen Sager. 7—Weather—Antolne— Color 4—Film—I'd Rother Be Rlchr- 2—Face me Nation—Color 25 Too. 4—Motdi Gomi—Color 15 False god. attacks. 45 21-badge 11:15 Andy Wlllloms—2 hrs.—Color " 4-AAeet Die Press—rolor Asbury Park-Neptune area- 7—Dtttlno G*n»—Coter '-J 26 Chew. Gabel said, at a "very success- 4— News—Jim Haiti—Color 9—fro Hockey—Rangers—Color o—Him—Cry of Bottle— 16 Assistant. 49 Indian Corn. scout. 11—Klmbo-Corloon-Color Sidney Meistrich. 5—Les Crone—Discussion—Color 31—Big Picture—Army Von Heflln—2 hr». ful" meeting of 20 community 11—Around me Clock 17 Fascinating 51 Ump. 27 Banking 46 Fire whistle. 7—Local Ne«a-«eutel—Color 47—Film—HoW, Muchodio— 1—Code Three—Police businessmen at the home of Ocean Township Area — 11:25 J Ana Marlscot—90 mln. 1:00 man: si. 54 Harmony. game. 47 Essential. 4—N«ws—Kolber—Color Mrs. Mildered Cole in Deal Charles Klitzman, Steven Rine- 4—Sports—Kyi* Rote—Color <:M 2—People's Choice—Comedy 18 Water-boil- 56 Court pro- 28 Sign. 49 BUI of fare. U:M 2—Petticoat Junction—Color 5—Film—Louisiana Purchase-^ Harbor Estates. berg and Abraham ManwitZj I—FI|m-WoDd«r ivion— J—Film— No Room for the Groom- 7—Hollywood Polrxe— Color Bob Hope—2 hrs.—Color ing vessel. ceeding. 29 Plucky, si. 50 Poker stake, 7—Issues ond Answers—Color. "It was the most successful Belmar area-Abraham Klitz- Donrty kaye—90 mln.—Color Tony Curtis—] hr., 3S mln. 31—Continental Comment 30 Type size. 52 Naturalness 4-Film-Block Gold- 4— Johnny Carson—Color 10:00 1—Millionaire— Drama 20 Leguminous 58 Secluded meeting we've ever had," Drman. . Frank McCandless-40 mln. 7-Joey Bishop—Variety—color 2—Mannlx—Mystery—Color 130 32 Locate. ' 53 Vanished 2—Pro Hockey—Seals irs. Flyers— seed. , valley. Gabel commented. The amount A chairman for the Long 5—Mo Ine Boy— Cortoory—Color 17—flews— Jose Lonza '. 5— News— Sdharmen—Color 33 Teasing. 7—Film—Lover Come Bock- 12:00 11—Firm—Horror Hotel- Color 21 Perfect 59 Stake, .55 Rash pledged, he continued, allowed Branch ar.—Color II—Code Threfr-Poll« Christopher Lee—90 mln. 4—Southern Bopllsf Hour—color standard. 60 Jittery. 34 Formerly 57 Flushed. ll-Sgeed Racer-Color 11:15 31-Fllm Features 5qiMd-Pol!ce the organization to revise build- shortly, Dr. Gabel said. 31-Wlnos to »» World 5—Joe Pyne—Discussion—Color 10:30 2:00 23 Heaped. 61 Mailed. SM 12:45 5-Crime In me streets—color 4— Research Proiect—Color Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle Pro Basketball—76ers vs. Celtics- 24 Matrons. 62 Combat by 5-Paul Wtntiell-Color 5—Twin Circle HeorJIInt—Dlsamlott- 7—Around the Work)—Travel-Color Color " * •—Atake Roam for Doddy Color 47—Film—Buen ylo|e, Pablo— , i 1—Naked City—Dromo 26 Dumb two. 11—Little Rascali—Color l:0t 90 rrrfn. ' ' 4— News—Jim CotlU— Color 2:30 mistakes. 63 Cutting. U-Ftlm Short \ 10:55 At the Movies •ifl-r-Flinn foOfrl Frond • 7—Film—fietum of the Fly— 9—Skllng-Crlksen—Color 4-Flshlng-Godobout Goddls—Color 27 Pursue. DOWN Vlnamt Price—1 hr., 35 mln. 11:00 9—Rim—Cause for Alorm— RED BANK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Loretta Young—90 mln. 1J-Frlendly Gtont-CNIdrw 1:05 2—News-Tom Dunn—color 29 Peppery. 1 Catch 1—Amazing Dunnlnaer—Color CARLTON- ATLANTIC— 5:15 1—News—Color 4—News—Bob Teague-Color 3:00 31 Faulty. breath aood, Bid k Ugly 2:10; 7:00; 0:50. Sand Pebbles 1:00. 1:11 7-News-Keith McBee-Color SAT. — MOUIBT Goost 3:00; Band 2—FUm-Sdodow of a Doubt- 9—Film—Rooue Cop- 4—Experiment In TV—Color SAT. — Kiddle Show: Willie Me- J:* 5— Fffrn—Young at Heart— 32 Loyality.v) 2 Yearn. ' Bonn * His Flying Machine 2:00; Pebbles 8:00. •—Cllllgon's Island— Comedy-Color Joseph Cotten—2 hrs., ID mln. Robert Taylor—1 hr., 53 mln. SUN. — Mother Goose 5:00; Band Fronk Sinatra—2 hrs. Good, Bad 4 Ugly 4:20; 7^10; 10:00 ... 11—Three Stooge*—Color 1:15 11:10 33 Kind of jazz. 3 Charity food SUN. — Kiddle Show: Willie Me- Pebbles 6:00; 8:O0. 13-MI>terooers-Chlldren " 4-HFIkrv-The Privote Affairs of (el 4-Weather— Nicholson-Color 1—Greatest Show—Dromo—Color Bean 4 Hi! Flying Machine 2:00; II—Infinite Ho-lior-;- Medicine 36 Nevada city. row. II-Infinite Horizons—Mitlldnf , Ami—Gtoroe Sondert-1 hr., 50 mil). 11:15 '•---•".- Qood, Bad * t'gly 6:00; s;oo. HAZLET {—News 4—Local News—Teagu4—Color 3:30 37 Minimize. 4 Flower •7-Mr. District Attorney EATONTOWN PLAZA- EVENINO • 1:M 7—Local News-Noble—Color I—Sight and Sound 38 Traffic necklace. -•—News and Weather 11:25 -1:45 COMMUNITY- - The President's Analyst 7:10: 8:20.-- '-ipllm Short .. SAT. i SUN. — Waxsky World ot J— Nevn—Jim Jensen—Color ' J;M 4—Sports—Mel Allen—Color route. •"• 5 Alaskans ' 4:00 The President's Analyst 2:15: 7:15; Mother Goose- 2:00; The Presidents »-News-Lew Wood-Color j-fHIm-Kim— 11:10 2-ChIldneo's Btms—Color 39 Individual. 9:20. Analyst 5:25; 1:40; 9:55. 5-Fllivrstones-Color Enrol Flynn-2 hrs., ID mln.—Color Jy^lm-KIs* of Plre- 6 Acarids 4-Blo Three GoK-rColor SAT. A SUN. — Tha President's 9—/Alke Douglas-Variety—Color .SATURDAY ' Jade Pakmce-1 hr., 41 mki^Color 7-^Amerlcon Sportsman—Color 40 Bearcat. 7 Thought. Analyst 2:00; 3:55: 6:50; 7:53; B:«. ROUTE 35 DRIVE-IN- 1l-Si:N 7-Hlm-Thei Atomic Submorlnt- 4—G-E College Bowl—Quiz—Color SUN. — Firecreek 2:42: 4:56: 7:30; »:27. FRJ. ft BAT. — Cartoons 7:00; Fire- f—Truth or CoflMqiiMyt-r^mt—con,.- Aflhur Frmu—1-hr^-jj-min. Jm=l!eba.WBliirLflJi»a sxJi.ja8;.De»d.Rln»;3JdRl63J J 7-<5ff to See the Wizard-Color 1:00 James Dean—2 hrs.—Color SUN. — Cartoons e:30; Flrecre«lt •-From the Bitter End-Color ,5-/Hlster Roberts-ComijrlV-Colllr 2-fllm—Beyond a Reasonable Doubt- -Buriro's Lawr-Mysfery Norih of Re3 mn1r 8:48; 11:02; Dead Ringer 9:03. . 11—Potty Duke—Comedy 7-Casper-cartoons—Color Joan Fontelne-i hr., 35 mln. II—Perry Mason—Mystery JMIDDLETOWN 1J—Greot Decisions—I9U •— Fllm-Codzlllo— i , 4'15 fcYou've Got a RlaST— Drama—Color —Hurmn Rights Forum MENLO PARK »1-Brooklyn College '. Raymond Burr-og min. 2 m l A orpl J TOWN- ~£I r * « » Woman— 17— film Dromo—flerlor • - 7:51 - ll-L»nden Unt-Rewrt-eotor • " uuess whoa uomint to Dinner 1:20: CINEMA- .C-Soortt-fousto Mlonoo 1J—Calculus-Cducatlon :SUNDAY 9:30. FRI., SAT. ft SUN. — Oues« Who'i 2-Eye On New Yort-Color Coming to Dinner 2:00; 4:00; 8:00; 1:00 MORNINO 6AT. ft SUN, —'Oueu Who'i Coming 4—Frlpper—Adventure—Color to Dinner 2:00; 4:00: B:C0: 7:80: »:80, 8:00; 10:00 5—Hatrl-Camedy— color J—Hercvlolds-Cortoont—Color 7:00 13-Spwubtlon—Obcusslon 11—Password-Gome— color •-Super President—Color 2—Tom ond Jerry—Color • Ht»-Report- «-Wojhlngton! Week In I y »er,4Ti» Cor 7— Fantastic Four—Color 4—Uodtm Farmer" -Sporti-Flllopo CrlsofulH News Analvslt 4:43 * WALTER READE THEATRES * 11—People In Conflict 7:30 II—Survey of the Arts -Neiw AMIS MUfTot-J Firs.' 1:30 4-fllnttronu-Color *-New»—Color t-Gomsr Py(«, OSA/IC-color 5-MOHalt's Novy-ComtaV'-- 7-News 7:00 4— Slur Trak— Dromo—Color 7-SoldVJAon-Color •* 0:00 I—Lassie—Adventure—Color 5-Merv Crtffln—Color 11-lt Is Wrttfeo-Tollt-ColoT 2—Around tie Comer—Color 4-WIM Klngdem-Notune-Color tM _ IMMMs«MMMM»a>l '—Ope-ollon: Entertainment—Color 5-flreboll XL'-5-Color 2—Ed Sulllvon-^v :,iety—Color 2-Spac* «M»t-Color 7—Voyoge-TAoVenture—color t— Film—Mogombo— 7-Pro|et« Know-Education 1-12 O'clock Hlgh-Dromo 5—Hubert Hump' /— Interview—Color NOW SHOWING Clork GoWe-2 hrs.-colbr J-«amson t, Gollofh-Cartoons-Coior, 1:15 1—Big Picture—Army 7—PB I—Dromo—Lolor 11—Honeymoonen-Comedy 5-^mertcan West-Trovel-Color 4-Llonary Llont—Color {ATLANTIC; CUNT r-4=llm-Los Hl|as de la Colle- 9-Death Valley Days-Drama-Color 13-Net PPoyhouse-Drama 7-Joumey to the Outer of the Eortlw II—Davey ond GoMot*—Color . " Evlfa Munoz—2 hrs. 11—Profiles In Courage tMNM^NHNHM II—Consultants ot Large Cartoons-Color 1:30 •—Fllm-Gtonts of Thessaly— 7:10 31—American Prfntmakert TONITE AND SATURDAY AT 8:15 EASTWOOD 5—Wonderoma— Children Roland Corey-2 hn-Color J-Gentle Ben—Adventure—Color 1:30 l-FIPm-Fllgh'f from AsWyo- 7-For Thou Art With Me » SUNDAr AT 5:00 AND 8:15 Yul Brtmner-2 firs.—Color ll-JWord.»i Lite II—Evangel Hour—Rellglm 4-Wort Disney's Workt-Color. 4—Mothers-ln-Law—Color 11-Perry Moson-Myaiwy iroo 1:45 13—Boston Symphony—Concert Il-Slght am) Sound-Music l-Moby pick-Color 4-Story Tlrrie-ReH-ion-Color 1—Focus on Books—Interview (Continued on next page) •:30 4-Blrdmon-Color 0:50 4-Hotiywood Squares-Color ^-Opinion: Wostilngton-lrrtervlewL- 9-News ond Weather "THEGOOi Color ' • . 7-£un. of WIN ionnett-colv ' ••• • IsIS • ' llr-HIm Short '-King Kong-Cartoons—Color 9—Christopher Program 2nisouh W.RU.3S836 ••(OXOfficEOftH5 630 0-45 11—High School Basketball . , •:00 THE BAD II—N«we-Herbert Bo!ond 11—Humanities 11—Education 4-Sundoy School—Color 10'M 11:10 7-Youm WtmU to Know ' . THEUG1Y 4-N»c News Spectol-«elor ^Supermon/Aguarhan-^artoons-Color 9—Senator Wlllloms—Report •-"—-Bill Jorger«n--Color 4—AmTSqulnet—color '-» . 11—Let's Hove' Fun—Color TtCHNISCOPtt J«l*Dramo-Color 5-Upbeat-Wuiic-Color ^-.TECHNICOLOR '-GfixW of the Jungle-cortoons- Il-News-Re1 x »orsl»ll-Color 4—Hebnew School—Color gt* **' LD Color 9—flrm Short—Color Drama-Serial U-T*m»rlcon Literature »:M 10:15 SATURDAY 1-Af the Root-Religion—Color SATURDAY & SUNDAY <«" Kraoss AFTERNOON 4-lnqulry-Discusslon-Color MATINEE ONLY AT 2:00 SATURDAY and SUNDAY 11:00 . 7-*lllton »• Monsten-<)ortoonj-r;olor •7-Newj-Artaro Rod'lguei' 4-Top Cot-Cortoon-Color •-Connecticut Report . . "THE WACKY WORLD OF KIDDIE SHOW 2:00 P.M. 10:30 ' 7—Booties—Color 10:00 _Bw*t-O>k>r IJ-Amertcon History MOTHER GOOSE" »-Woy to:Go-ReHglon-Color M«—"THE MAGIC SWORD" 0 l>r , "WILLY McBEAN AND ionj"" "tl£!' J-Johimy «w»f-color */,"* S^^OHcustlo 4-Cool Micool-Color 7—Llnus-Cortoons-Color HIS FLYING MACHINE- II-V"ou'Milgh?*T"lo? Sfiasior S-*=lrm-Spoolc Bwters— ' •-Point of view-color 47-Vorltty Hour-Lonza^Color Leo Gorcey-*) mln. •. 10:30 7—Amerlron Bnn-1«t'»-d—Color J-Look Up ond Live-Religion »-l="m-Cry of Battle- 4-Mon In Qfflce-lnte-vlew-Color FREE SMOKING SECTIONS! Van Heflln-j hrt. 7-auo. Bunny-Cortoon-Color II—Star For Todaysf)mnn »-New Jeraay Report-Color - Ml h * s lf:00 ' —1:00 J-Comero Three-color jmty LEWIS' TOWN 2—Lone Ranger—color PARAMOUNT 4-Seordillght-Color 4-Agrlculture U.S^. 7—Bullwlnkle-Color MIDDLETOWN ASBURY PARK ll-lmlght-Religion-Color THEATRES •—New York Report-Color HEY KIDS! 1:30 2—Rood Runner—Color Htarlng^Color . NOMINATED FOR 10 ACADEMY AWARDS J-rChlldren Explore-Color • ' Lh»-Color J-Wells Forgo-Westem CAU- 'otrVorl.ty-o.ior Including BEST PICTURE o7 THE PLAZA BEST ACTRESS — Katharine Hepburn 747-9857 3'00 BEST ACTOtt — Spencer Tracy IJ-OpporiynHy Uw-Color FROM THE COMPANY THAT GAVE YOU THE YEAR'S MOST SPENCER I SIDNEY I KATHARINE sraSsszf TALKED ABOUT MOTION PICTURE, "I, A WOMAN." TRACY iPOITIERI HEPBURN DANf F TONIOHT-SAT. 5-Route oi-Droma SPECIAl FRIDAY 7-nRrflemon-Westem 13-i/itln Amertoo-Educotlon guess who's JHGHTStoWN JCWIWoVDlKSaoSSCoii2:3» r 1—Professionals—Sports—Color coming to dinner COUNTRY CLUB 9— Film—Mug Town- Billy Hotop-OT mln. KATHAFOME HOUGHTON Tonlonl -Horry Uber Bond Andy "The eya-catcheris Uta Levka, the .»;0| Wetls - Sot. Nlte. - Joe Mudia. 1 2—Many Voices—One World—Color Coming Wed. 'Donee of the Month. hip Carmen in modem undress. 5—Film—Cry Havoc- Morcti Frolic Donee. For oil ooes. Ann Sothern—1 hrs. Continuous from '»:». Andy Wells. 'Carmen Baby', obviously is a 7—Celebrity Bllllords—Color Two Band*. Joe Mudw. Alwoyj o 1J—Humonltles I—Education great time alone or couples. film for a very special clientele 31—Report to Dentists 3:30 "Opera lovers, who want to see 2-Callback-Vorlety—Color 7—Pro Bowlers Tour—Color what they've been missing 11—Ski Rocere1 Tour—Color •- 13—Humanities II—Education " ill time years,"and voyeurs, 31—Portfolio—Discussion "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST!" 4:00 who just want to see." 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SUNDAY—EARLY SHOW SUN. 7:30 2—News-Roger Mudd—Color , FREEHOLD MALL 4-N»wYork Illuilralwt-Color CHOICE RESERVED SEATS a\ BOX OFFICE 5—Truth or Consetjuemes—Game—Color UTA LEVKA-CIAUDE RINGER-CARL MOHNER- BARBARA VALENTINE-WAITER WILTZ-CHRISTMNERUCKER 31— Community Action ScnuttthJeueVooelrrwlbP MiA^RAO 47—Wrestling—Washlnnton, D.C. 7:10 J—JocHe Gleoson-Comedy—Color EASTMANCOLORULTRASCOPE Li «T] 4^The Solnt—Mystery—Color EATONTOWN DRIVE IN COMMUNITY EATONTOWN S-Hoiel—Comedy—Color 7-Dollrfl Game—Color .11—Gldotft—Comody—Color THIS MOTION PICTURE IS DEDICATED 11-On the Job—Fire 0ept. 3 BIG HITS 1:00 TOUFE, LIBERTY «ND THE rUMUn 5—Film—Eost of Eden— 'HELL ON WHEELS" OFHJVKNMtS! Banquet Facilities James Dean—2 hrs.—Color 7—Npwlywed riOme—color 30-300 11—College Basketball—Columbia vs. "THE HOSTAGE" Pr'firelon v 31-Fllm Shorts ' * PLUS I:M SERVING TO 1,30 A.M. l~My Three Sons Comedy—Color "WAR OF THE •-Get Smart-Comedy- Color (Closed Tuesdayi) 7-Lowrence Welk-V«i»lc—Color ZOMBIES" 31—Casper airon— Interview* 47-La Trlburw Hlspgno •<£ « Caesar S THE DAILY REGISTER Tri&y, March 1, M6&-9 one. 40 Thankless Rutgers Glee Club lOWinglike. person.- By Core Goodman 11 Traffic 41 Exhausts.' Volunteers JHelp MAF Drive (Continued) ACROSS 47 Custard division. 45 Acknowl- RED BANK—Campaign work- 968-1969 concert sends will be 1|e-*lm-Tt» RobbltTrop- *^ 1 Borgnlne—to mln. 5—Movor Lindsay—.; 58 Pledge. le Teendezvous Gome—Tony FrondrMo—«0 mln.—Color fornia in 1960 and to Europe in African tree;64 Sheep. IMFUm-Stralt-Jacke*- ~" Joon Crawford-*! hr., 45 mln. 1962 and 1966. The repertories The lion. 65 Cloth Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle Squad Had 57 Country Club 11—Encounter— Religion of these seasons were preserved Narrow measures. 47—News—Arturo Redriautz HEY KIDS!!! on a record entitled "America opening. DOWN Calls in January 11:30 Sings.*' A third European tour French cook-1 Spirit. TONIGHT 9—Film Short - MATAWAN — Peter Hallock, CALL- » ' H:4J is slated for June when the club shop owners. 2 Alben W. MWIrtyttnfc-JWventonj- will appear in Copenhagen and Race track Barkley. captain of the first aid squad, the "SOURCE" 1:06 i 747-9857 *-Wlm—Svemooll- .--••• Stockholm, Sweden, and Ham- habitues. 3 Comfort. reported the squad answered 57 SATURDAY ' Hlldogorae NHt-*> mln^-Color burg, Frankfurt and Heidelberg F. Austin Walter Crude metal. 4 — russe. calls in January. 5-Fllm Short in permany. 1:11 Tickets are available at Bal- Enter. 5 Weird. Squad vehicles traveled 1,288 the "CITIZENS 2-Newt—Cotor The director is F. Austin Wai- ew's Jewelers, Majn St., Free- 9 Canapes. 6 Oscar was a miles and volunteers worked 232 ter, who is in his 36th season. lold, and Bed Batik Records, " Prank. famous one. man hours. I NOW APPEARING* BAND" Iroad St., Red Bank. 13 Hard-work- 7 Chinese 2—Pllm—th•dim—The Younij PWkHftlpMc He was graduated from Rutgers Mr. Hnlloclc expressed ap- MEMBERS $1.00 Poul Newman-I hit., «tntn. ing insect. dynasty. • EVERY WEDNESDAY • In 1932, and studied theory and 44 Over again. 8 Ancient preciation to Morganville Firsi 4:00 voice culture at the Juilliard NON-MEMBERS $2.00 J-Fllmi-1 Rode Wost- 45 Overly prim epitomes of Aid Squad for covering borough ^ & THURSDAY EVENING ^ School- of Music and Columbia Baby's Pet Cavfir person. • wisdom. calls during the local squad's University. He received his mas- annual installation dinner. The SAL BERTOtO f ter of arts degree in 1949. Morganville squad responded to 10 11 11 + AT THE PIANO J FOR DINING ELEGANCE . . , Returning to Rutgers to con- two emergency calls. + tinue his work in music, Pro- 563 for your dining and '{{* fessor Walter assumed director- dancing pleasure! 4j» ship of the club as, assistant to + Dr. McKinney, then head of the DAILY SPECIAL... Music Department. In 1945, he 1 LB. LOBSTER DINNER Every Frl. & Sol. Kit* was guest professor of music at SAL BERTOLO Rollins College in Florida, RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE where he conducted the Bach TRIO Festival Chorus. In 1964 he was HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN visiting professor of choral mu- -.-M7;1JOJA,:.._»L Food Strvlce Till Midnight sic at the University, of Michi- PICK YOUR OWN gan. In 1947, he was instrument tal in establishing the Rutgers LiVI LOBSTER— University Choir, which per from our LOBSTER Tank forms with%e nation's sym- •ft HIM Food ami a <|» phony orchestras. The choir re- A Delightful Armolpher* J. GIFFORD'S INN cently appeared with the Phila- U Short Drivt Highland! 4 Wharf Ave., R«i Bank! 42 AVINUI-OF-TWO-RIVIRS 872-1545 , RUMSOM, N. J. TILIPHONI 842.9820 842-111 i delphia Orchestra and the Lou WE ALWAYS HAVE STEAMERS + 741-1501) Half-Mil* North of Rumion Public Library don Symphony. In 1966, Profes- CloMd Tuesdays On the Avenut of Two Rlrtrj, Rumson sor Walter received the honor- Formerly Mayer's Ink — Established •?••-•• ary" degreei of doctor of music CLOSED MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS from Rutgers University. APPEARING EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY Quick Trick! AND GARDEN FAIR RITA ROMAN AT THE and "RUSS" Printed Pattern SPECIAL SUNDAY Surrogate's Office COLISEUM COMPLETE COLU/ABUS CIRCLE, NEW YORK FAMILY DINNERS •« MARCM H 2 ro 10 from 2 P.M.-7 P.M. W.«kdoyl-I0 om I» 10 pn Probates 9 Wills SunJoy, March 3 — 1 pn lo 10 pm • T-BONE 950 Sunday, Match 18—! (m to 7 )*m STEAK «# FREEHOLD — Thomas E. Hill. Her will was dated Sept. ADMIitlONi JJ.5OChildr.nS 1.00 Delight mom, baby, every Catchpole, Eatfintown, who died 21, 1961. • FILET ^50 body with this happy coverlei MIGNON ' «5 from burns suffered when his OTTO H. KLEBSATTEL, • «OAST SIRLOIN O00 in easiest.stitches. house was on fire, left the bulk Ocean Township, who died Jan. OF BEEF Precious pets and lazy-daisy of his estate in trust for his16, divided his estate equally posies are enchanting on crib grandnephew, Rodger White. among the following relatives or carriage cover. Pattern 563: Mr. Catchpble, 83, was resEugen- e Klebsattel, August Kleb- nine 5x7-inch motifs, directions cued from his burning home at sattel, Otto Wenz, Hans Wenz, for coverlet. .... ' 164 South St., Eatontown, Jan. Mrs. Gretel Kronmuller, Mina Old Fasfifoned Custom Fifty cents in coins for each 12 by off duty patrolman Jo- Wenz, Albert Klebsattel, Walter , "SUNDAY " ... pattern — add 15 cents for each seph Mazza. Mr. Catchpole suf- Klebsattel, Erick Klebsattel pattern for Ist-class mailing and fered second and third degree Clara Shiemann, Marie Louise CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH" special handling. Send to Laura burns on over -40 per cent of Vogt, Ruth SJdnner, Richard Wheeler,--The Daily Register, his body. Klebsattel, and Eleanor Vander- An elegant leisurely brunch , $0 50 Needlecraft Dept., Box 161, Old ama in his will of Oct. 5,1961. DISTINCTIVE served from noon to 3 p.m. O Chelsea Station, New ' York, He left household effects to N.~ Y. 10011., Print Pattern his grand-niece, Margaret Tan- CHARLES D. LEVINS, Free- Children Half Pric* Number, Name, Address, Zip. ner; $200 to Arnold Tanner, and hold, who died Dec. 4, left his DINING Send for Big, Big 1968 Needle- $250 each to his nephew, Eus-, estate to his sister, Mary L. EXCELLENT CUISINE tace White and Margaret White. Dtogfield, in his will of Feb. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS craft Catalog — hundreds of 'LUNCHEON •DINNER" knit,- crochet fashions, embroil He left his home and furnish- 4, 1965, ery, quilts, afghans, gifts, toys, ings, to James White, son, of LILLIE LOTZ, Long Branch, BANQUETS • WEDDINGS. Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails Plus 6 free patterns printed to his riephew Eustace White. Hiswho died Jan. 19, left her estate RESERVATIONS ••* side. 50c will was dated Nov. 25,1953. to John and Antoinette Cipri- Private Banquet Facilities 542 • 0800 NEW BOOK! "16 Jiffy Rugs" His will and these eight have ano. .Her will was dated Feb. — knit, crochet, weave, sew ieen probated in the'office of 16, 1953. hook rugs for all rooms. 50c county Surrogate Donald J. FRANCES L. RICHNER, Mid Gunnlngham. „— complete patteffisflSOV" RAYMOND F. DREW, Fair her estate to Joseph Scheska, Museum Quilt Book ,2 — pat-Haven, who died Feb. 8, left in her will of Jan. 25, J965. EATONTOWN STATE HWY. J«, HIGHLANDS • $10,000 to his daughter Anita 2 Blocki North ot Highland! Bridge terns for 1Z quilts. 50Cv (Oppotttt fort -Monmouth) Bargain! Quilt Book 1 -K D. Witman, ,$1,000 each to his JAMES F. SUtLTVANflilid- complete patterns. 50c granddaughters Susan and Anndletown, who died Jan. 25, left Dial 872-1351 Witman, grandsons, John and his estate to his brother, Wil- Book No. 3 — Quilts for Today's liam L. Sullivan, in his will of Diners Club — American Express Hving. New, exciting collee Mark Witman, and stepgrand- tion. 15 complete patterns. 50c son,i Joseph 1% and $499 each April 23, 1949. It calls for the very MINI- to.his stepson Alfred Morrison rhum sewing! JuSt a" flare and stepdaughter," Apes H.' Fined, on 2' Counts FINE & FLAVORFUL FOOD & GROG topped by an upstanding band. Seaview Players Cast Ira. Sew It sleeveless in -Dacron The mid-week specials at the Lobster Shanty are always great! The balance of his estate was FAIR HAVEN -.William Hln- Monday is Ubitor-for-Two Night; tho fabulous buffet comas checks, with % sleeves tor Tonight for Odd Couple left in trust to his daughter, ton, 1 Holly Lane, yesterday Tutsday Night; and Wednesday is Shanty Night, followed by fashion's Ninotchka look. was fined $25 for speeding and Fiib-Loven Night on Thursday. Come enjoy yourself! ASBURY PARK - Seaview Anita Witman, who. also re- CllUniV DDHkjrU —A popular'Way lo spmd Sunday — with your Printed Pattern 9026: NEW ceived personal and household $10 for failure to appear in jUnl/AI DnUntll choices of steak ond egm^and your favorite Children's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size Players have added; tonight to Municipal Court when sum- (fishes. Sened from II a.m. to 1 p.m. Eot all you want. Only tt.M lor effects, in his -will of June 2, adults. $1.75 children. 6 requires Vh yards 35-inch. their casting schedule of Neil SI 1967. ; : moned. 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' the "PRAIRIE RIDERS" HlftHWAY 35 .MIDDLCTOWN tiOO (o 11)30—A^ralulofc $1 .IS • Featuring: Larry Wain* — Ed King — Dick Young at th. FOUNTAINS Mottl Meml»nlilp A*pllcollon Ferrni Available at tiu Clulf Marrlt and Oraon Av«mi«i rick-Up Our Special But Schedule the NEW PIN-UP LOUNGE IONS (RANCH, N, J cud DltcovM Rid* look «t Hw Clibl On scenic Chonnel Drive overlooking the Manosquon Inlif 103 BAY AVE., HIGHLANDS POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N. J. Telephone 899-6700 Phon* 872-1149 • —r ; ' l&r-Friday^ March 1, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER- ; Resignation Effective March 8 Surf, Field and Stream Wooden Boats Murdock Drops Casey Reins RED BANK - Tom Murdock, In two years as Casey varsity tace of Pennsauken at Rancocas Murdod^will enter the busi- Varsity basketball coach at Red coach, Murdock compiled a 31- Valley Regional, Mount Holly, ness field upon completion of his March 12, in a South Jersey duties at Red Bank Catholic. Bank Catholic High School for 13 record. During the 1966 -' 67 Thing of Past the past two years, has resigned Parochial "A" game. Steps Up effective next Friday, March 8. basketball season his club Red Bank Catholic Athletic Di- ••*••• By DICK BIKER Murdock has been connected showed a 16-7 record. rector Jack Rafter said yester- • Joseph Kristofix, junior var- - With a mixture of snow and rain spinning merrily across with the Casey's coaching staff During the current campaign day, "We regret that Mr. Mur- sity coach, will take over the the yard and a gusty wind rocking the house, it is hard to for five years, putting in three Of 1967-68, the Cascys are 15-6, dock is leaving Red Bank Cath- coaching reins of the varsity (if believe that fishing season is just around the corner. Yet, years as junior varsity coach. with tournament games coming • olic. His record in coaching and he has not already done so) on the days are noticeably longer and the nights shorter. Great He also spent two years on the his example in fine discittMJig March 8. up if they survive the first New 2 chunks of ice have been leaving the river on each out-going coaching staff and faculty at Jersey State Interscholastic Ath- have been outstanding ar* a An announcement will be tide. Clammers have appeared on the open bars and south- Croydon Hall Academy, Leonar- letic Association tourney game. £oach. We wish Tom every suc- made at a later date when the Tom Murdock west winds drift the dark, damp, raw smell of Mother Earth do. Red Bank will meet Bishop Eus- cess in his new position." • „ new coach has been selected. and awakening spring to this winter-weary sportsman. Jn other years, I would start to get the boat in shape for the spring campaign. On a warm sunny weekend I would spend many a weary hour with scraper, sander, putty knife and Colts Send 6 caulking compound. While others trekked south to Great Bay for stripers or Barnegat for flounder, I would continue to sand, scrape, patch and paint while I colored To Region 3 the air with expressive phrases and colored by shirt and trousers with splotches of TRENTON — Six champions from Christian Brothers paint and varnish. Academy, Lincroft, wilUead the District 23 representation But the first warm days of spring now into the Region 3 competition at Ewing High School here Rlker will find me on the water somewhere, today and tomorrow. fishing my fool head off. No lorfger do I' Pat King (98), Bill White (123), Pete Black (136), Bob scrape, sand, hammer and paint, for I got rid of my last Delaplain (148), Gary Sagui (168) and Prank DeLucia (178) wooden boat a couple of weeks ago, and with the singular annexed individual crowns on their home mats last Saturday which I fihreglassed last fall night, as the Colts copped the team title. anyway, my fleet is now modernized. The caulking tools are Other District 23 kings who have advanced to this week- laid away forever, along with the varnish brush and sander. end's competition, the second step on the road to the state Now, I fish the spring runs, and look with pity upon those tournament finals at Convention Hall, Asbury Park, next •fellow anglers still engaged along the river banks with weekend, are Middletown's Jim Guerrieri (106), Guy Moran scraper, hammer and paint brush. (115), Dave Steiner (130) and Bob O'Neill (151); Long - •*•.-•'•'£.. TROUT FISHING CLOSES Branch Art Staggs (unlimited) and Red Bank Catholic's A> sure sign of approaching spring .is the annual an- Pete Maravich Lew Alclndor Larry Miller Elvln Hayes Westley Unsled Alan Dischuillo (157). nouncement by Commissioner Robert A. Roe of the State Raritan Township, which participated in District 22, Department of Conservation and Economic Development that came up with one champion who will see action in Region trout fishing will close on Sunday to permit stocking of the 3, 157-pounder Terry Kenney, a two-time district' king. streams, ponds and lakes with brookies, rainbows and brown District 24 kings who have advanced to Region 3 include trout. Before, dawn comes on April 6, 750 miles of stream and Curry Abbot (98), Jim Palsha (115),-Dan Zulla (168) and more than 60 lakes will welcomev220,000 trout to their chill AP Lists All-America Utah were foremost of the hpnand Smith 102, the best of the Creighton; Butch Beard, Louis- Joe Dongiovanni (unlimited), all of Neptune; Nick Skokas bosom. By June, an expected 600,000 trout will have reached NEW YORK (AP) - Elvin orable mentions. honorable mentions. ville; Bill Schutsky, Army; - (123) and Bill Hewitt (136), of Asbury Park; Brian Brodnlak New Jersey waters. Hayes, theBig E of the top- ranked University of Houston Hayes, who scored 39 points The balance of the honorable Bill Hewitt, Southern California; (141) of Freehold Regional and CharlieT Calhduh (178) of The stocking crews visit the small and medium-sized • Cougars, dominated the 1968 col- as Houston snapped UCLA's 47- mention list includes: Tom Boer- Bill.Justus, Tennessee; .Harry Southern Freehold Regional. streams first, at least those streams not choked with ice. lege basketball Ail-American game winning streak in January winkle, Tennessee; Tom Hagen, Hollines, Denver; Willie McCar- Opening round matches will begin tonight at o'clock. Here go the seven and eight-inch brook trout beloved by announced today by The Asso- and on Feb. 24 got 62 against Vanrtfirhilt; Russ CritrhfieM, ter, Drake; Simmy Hill, West The Gcmi-finals are scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m., with small boys. After March 24 when the big streams close, the ciated Press. Valparaiso as Houston set a sin- California; Jim McKean, Wash- Texas; Don Chaney, Houston; the consolation (7 p.m.) and, final (8:30 p.m.) rounds on stocking program swings into high gear, as hatchery crews Lew Alcindor of UCLA, West- gle game record of 158 points, ington State; Shaller Halimon, Lynn Shackelford, UCLA, and tap tomorrow night; and Conservation Officers scurry to complete the pre-sea- ley Unsled of Louiseville, Pete almost had a perfect score in Utah State; George Thompson, Charley Powell, New Orleans The doors of .Ewing High School will open both evenings son stocking program. The lakes now receive their portion Maravich of Louisiana State and the balloting. Marquette; Bob Portman, Loyola. .. at 6 o'clock, and tomorrow afternoon at 1. • ' of rainbows, and the larger streams share in the treasure Larry Miller of North Carolina The Big E, the second highest o| silvtf. streaked-wth-pinOghtning. louiided out the~ fliat team career scorerill college records, SECOND-DAY DEBUT picked by the votes of 322 sports was picked on the first team by New York's Sweet as Second Fiddle Opening day of trout season finds me sampling various writers and broadcasters. 320 votes. The other two put streams and lakes within the county so that I may report The 6-8 Hayes, the 7-1W him on the second teaifiriJe to you on the success or failure of opening day. My fishing Alcindor and the 6-8 Unsled aremissed a perfect total of 1,610 9 starts on the day after the season opens, and if I choose to repeaters from the 1967 A-Apoint. s by only six with his 1,604 fish a small lake or pond, the smallest of my little fleet of Maravich, a 6-5 sophomore, is aggregate. Five points were give; boats gets the nod. Rangers Ratelle Snares 2 the nation's.c.leading collegiate en for the first team nod, two For trout, I fish alone and with good reason. My little scorer. Miller, a 6-3 senior, led points for a second team vote. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS scored first-period goals and for second behind leading Mon- ' car-top aluminum pram might be capable of carrying three, Harry Sinden. "We got over a North Carolina to 20 straight The towering Alcindor, who The New York Rangers, Bos- Bob Nevin made it 3-0 in the treal. but it rows best with just one aboard. Her stern has never big hurdle, but there are a lot of victories. Hayes and Unsled led in the voting a year ago, ton Bruins and Los Angeles felt the weight of an outboard motor. She drifts over the third period before Detroit tal- Bucyk Snaps Tie big hurdles ahead." also are seniors while Alcindor polled 311 firsts and 10 seconds Kings made beautiful music last lied. It was the third straight1 Johnny Bucyk snapped a 1-all Little Howie Hughes' 25-foot • water as a dream through the night. lean fish or daydream, is a junior. for 1,575 points. Maravich, - work hard at fishing or fish instead of working hard. Fishing night in their bids to play sec- triumph for the Rangers, who tie with his 26th goal in the last slap shot at 6:04 of the final pe- Calvin Murphy, a 5-10 soph of known as Pistol Pete and the alone has considerable advantage for you never have a ond fiddle in the National Hockey have lost but once in their last minute of the second period and riod proved the winning goal for Niagara, headed the second first soph to crack the 1,000League. 11 starts. Last-place Detroit has rookie sensation Derek Sander- Los Angeles. Eddie Joyal added partner to please. team, which included Neal Walk point scoring barrier in a single When flounder start to feed and my wife wants a few Jean Ratelle continued his won only four of its last 24 son fired a pair of third-period an insurance marker four min- of Florida, Bob Lanier of St. season,,finished a surprise third for freezer or dinner table, I leave the pram at home. While torrid play with his 26th and games. goals as the Bruins peppered utes later. Bonaventure, Lucius Allen of in the voting. I feel perfectly safe on Shadow Lake with her, she has little 27th goals as the Rangers Boston, which has 12 games Toronto goalie Bruce Gamble The Kings have gained seven UCLA and Don May of Dayton. The son of the LSU coach, freeboard and on the river or Barnegat, or Great Bay, free-, whipped the Red Wings in De- left, pulled 13 points ahead of with 54 shots. Mike Warren of UCLA, Rick Press Maravich, Pete polled 195 points on the Flyers in the last board can well mean the difference between coming home in troit 4-2, and climbed within a Toronto in the fight for the Mount of Purdue, Jo Jo White first and 75 seconds for 1,125. "I've got a lot of confidence hi eight games, winning five, los- a car and coming home in a large black vehicle followed by point of sfecflnd-place Chicago in' fourth and final playoff spot in of Kansas, Mike Lewis of Duke Unsled, who led Louisville to a this team but I'm not celebrat- ing one and tying two to Phila- the East Division. ••' flowers and long-faced friends. and Sam Williams of Iowa were second straight Missouri Valley the East and stayed in the race ing just yet," said Boston Coach delphia's 2-5-1. QUEEN OF FLEET selected as a third team. conference championship, had The fourth-place Bruins stayed The sgcond boat and queen of my little fleet is a- 14-foot Members of each of these 876 points on 130 firsts and 113one point behind New York and|| aluminum Starcraft with relatively high sides'. Modified to teams will receive certificates seconds. Miller had 681 on 105moved closer to their first play- meet my needs, she serves me well in river, bay and ocean. from the Associated Press. firsts and 78 seconds. off berth in nine years with all In March and April she carries me to flounder waters and Bill Hosket of Ohio State, Don Murphy, with 88" first and 1144-1 rout of Toronto before an- FAILED INSPECTION? ... WE CAN FIX IT!! sometimes striper waters in South Jersey. She carries me Smith of Iowa State, Jim Mc-seconds, polled 668 points, miss- other capacity Boston Garden |] on the mad waters of the Shrewsbury during May and June Millian of Columbia, Joe Allen ing the first team by only 13 crowd of 14,310. when the stripers lay feeding around the supports of the Sea of Bradley, Mike Casey of Ken points. Thereafter the totals fell Bright and Highlands bridges. When the stripers -haunt the Los Angeles jumped over idle tucky, Ron Williams of West off. Walk had 452, Lanier 409, Minnesota into second place in _, Inside of the Hook, we travel through Horseshoe Cove and Virginia, Ron Nelson of New Allen 374, May 359, Warren 291, up along Officers Row, looking for linesiders and later in the West Division, with a 3-1 vic- Mexico, Rich Travis of Oklaho- Mount 289, White 231, Lewis 218, tory over the Flyers at Philadel- II the year, she dances lightly off the beaches to take me where ma City and Merv Jackson of Williams 123. Hosket had 112 the stripers'are schooling up for their fall run south. phia. The Kings are only three points behind the division-lead-1 ; -Last in the fleet, if not in my heart, is my Barnegat sneak box. Strip cedar built more years ago than I care to ing Flyers. * remember, she suffered the indignity of being stripped last" Gilbert Assists ^—\ CHOICE OF fall. Wrapped now in a snug coat of fibreglass, resin and Hawks Seeded The individual scoring race II gel, she is having a well earned rest under the porch. When also tightened up. Red Gilbert the cold rains of autumn come again, she will awaken to of the Rangers assisted on one ~^Take me to the marshes arid the" waterfowl ''" ' " "" / m CHAMPIONS of RateUe's goals and tied Chi- TWICE THE FUN , cago's Bobby Hull at 70 points, Asjthe^ well-rounded angler needs more than one rod, so MLpoinLJjehindJHull's^teami doesTKTneed more than one boat. There is no such thing as "NEWARK - MonmouthT The playoffs wflTbirheiaTues- mate, Stan Mikita. Ratelle's two mo an all-purpose fishing rod, and there is no such thing as an Montclair State; Jersey .City day and Wednesday, March 5-6, goals gave him 63 points, 21 in II COW> all-purpose fishing boat. Today's angler is a traveler by State and Southampton College, on the Monmouth College court his last 11 games on 10 goals|] necessity and he often wants to take a boat with him. .With as predicted in The Daily Reg- in West Long Branch, it was an-and 11 assists. -4 a car-top pram for the carry in ponds and streams plus'a ister yesterday, have been nounced yesterday by Steve Sen- Don Marshall and Ratelle II 14-foot boat on a light trailer, the traveling sportsman is named to compete in the Na- ko ot Newark Rutgers, chair- leady for anything short of deep sea fishing. ; tional Association of Intercolle- man of the District 31 selection '.. You.say you agree with me? Fine — so go in there and giate Athletic's District 31 post- committee. CYO Victory "convince your wife you need another boat. • season playoffs. In Tuesday's opening round g.so-iiTrttlm EATONTOWN-St. Dorothea's SUPB BUCKWAUS doubleheader Montclair State RUBBER will play Southampton at 7 p.m., easily defeated St. Anthony's, 7.15-H 7.7H4 Of 8.2B-14 or J.B5-14 or Red Bank, 77-49, last night in a 7.7S-15 8.16-15 8.45-15 and Monmouth and Jersey City 8O Bamm Hollow's Pro State will collide in the 9 p.m.Northern Division game of the •22 |*25°o Monmouth County CYO High HANDSOME nightcap. 8CUUTUBEO ;T\AMCO School Basketball League. WOEWAU. Tubehss whitewalls slightly, higher Rotter Than Pistol The winners meet Wednesday All pilot PLUS «1811012.5(1 F«f.Exc|»Tu ((founding on at 8:15 p.m. to determine the Mark Adams paced the win- •In), ulai lax ind mtfe-tn lira olf your or. ! DUTCH NECK - Tom Ulozas, York Yankee pitcher of Roxiti- district representatives in the ners with 25 points. St. Joseph's recently appointed assistant cus, tied for second with 72s. national NAIA tournament in Ralph Soviero took individual world's largest go]f professional at Bamm Hol- Don Housen, Lake wood, Kansas City, Mo., March 11-16. scoring honors with 27 points. low Country Club, Middletown, topped the list of amateurs, There will be no consolation With one game left on its reg- continues to bo hotter than a shooting 38-34—72. Joo Costanzo,game Wednesday between Tues- ular season schedulu, St. Doro- RAHSMISSION pistol in the Shore Winter Golf Cream Eidge, -finished second day night's losers. thea's is 14-3 on the season. League. specialists with 39-35-74. Monmouth (24-1) was seeded Ulozas won his third consecu- In the amateur net de- first in the district competition, • 1-Day Service • Free Towing tive weekly tournament in the partment, Charles McGuire, • Fr»» Rood T»sr • Easy Tqrmi followed by Montclair State (19- Amaro Agrees league yesterday. The victory Hopewell Valley, was the victor 7), Southampton (14-5) and Jer- FT. LAUDERDALE, FlaJ SAFETY Lifetime Guarantee Available also was his fifth in 12 tourna- with a 79-19-60 card. sey City State (14-7). (AP) — Ruben Amaro, the vetr CHAMPIOINT Free parti and labor on all ments including a tie. He has Art DeBlasio, Rutgers pro, It also was announced yester- eran shortstop who sought a J8& AAMCO Custom rebuilt trani- four seconds and three thirds. won the closest-to-the-pin prize day that Ron Kornegay, Mon- tax-free contract, changed his mliilom and torque converters Ulozas, competing in the rainy as long as you own your own on th' e 150-yar" " d" 10t•"" h hole when" mouth's 5-7 junior guard and mind yesterday and signed with car and service It annually at a and raw weather toured the his tee shot was 7 feet six inches holder of all school scoring rec- the New York Yankees for a medest Service. Charge at any Cranbury Golf Club in par 34- shy of the.pin. ords, is a unanimous choice of reported $24,000. of the 400 AAMCO Shops 34-68. The 17 pros and 52 ama- the District 31 coaches as a can- Amaro received an Increase! coast to coast. The weather, forced several teurs braved the weather to contestants to withdraw before didate for small college NAIA of about $2,000. He hit .223 in play 12 holes, and then went completing the round. All-American recognition. 120 games last season. 809 Aallroad Avo., Asbury Park back over the first six for their Free Towing 774-6000 Individual FrofesiIonAl 18 holes. Tom Uloiaa, IJamm Holloff 3141—flfl 193 E. Newman Springs Rd. Art Silverstrone, Pike Brook, Art Bllvwitrtmn, 1'llip, HrooU 3H-M—V Red Bank 012-2500 Ilnlpli Tntry, KuilllKu i ua aii-OI—It and Ralph Terry, former New JJohh n ltflliinrdnltlld , llloitnwell l VAI. yfl-IW-^-TI (Iconrn DITullo, Cranliury 30-.1J—13 ltonnln Zmk, White Ilrcrhri 37-H—14 I.Btl M/2 reorganization session. Lestog,leB'-eataKory, T a-l?o(t-Monrnouth employe, and rest of a 13-year-old local ju- ight teams in1941, 12 In 1949 an "Hour and ilfll,--- tTaaugiprs; Mlgn6tr,"~20;"and venilo in connection with In Stock For Quick ri Leet was the wihiier with a Ed Malawskey and Bernie MIDDLETOWN - Final date 661 handicap series.: nd 14 in-1966. The clinic is in the nurse's of- Laurna, 8, Mr. Godwin lives a breaking and entering; _^JSl«U!p_«LD*Moiy'.tJ_ Ward shared scoring honors in fice of the^borough public-sehoo! for registration in the Middle- Seven teams have been 3A Buttonwood Drive, Shrews y the arrest "Installation Available" Phil Dobbins shot a 627 se- the Airport Plaza Commercial on First Ave. . for an incident which .took town Youth Athletic'Association ries, which included a high League. Malawskey had the top named to this year's field. They bury. baseball program will be Satur- •They reported 25*6 visits were place Sunday at the home of 30 Gal. NATURAL GAS game of 237, in the Harmony series (231-216-197-644), while are Oklahoma City, Army, Ford- Mrs. Godwin is an electronic day. made to Medicare pa- Bruce De' Ganahl, S. Ave of Teenage League. Ward had the high game (242) lam, Notre Dame, Duquesne, tients. These visits include bed- engineer in the Standardization Two Rivers. AS LOW AS $54. #5 Boys between the ages of Division of the ECOM Procure- Other 600 series were turned 5t. Peter's, N.J., and Long Is- side care, supervision of home The youth is in the Juvenile 52 Gal. Electric $74.95 and 18, who wish to participate, ment and Production Director- Gino Straniero gave the pins in by BUI Freiwald (213.-213- land University. health aids and filling out of Detention Center, Freehold, All Glait Lined may register-at the C6mmunlty .solid Wasting in the Strath- 193-619), Frank Lemunyon ate. . ' •••. Center, Belford Independent; Bach said there would be no necessary, forms. pending an appearance before Monmouth Shopping Ctr. more League at Strathmore (217-191-209-617) and Pete iyes in the 16-team tourney. Another 62 visits 'were made Mr. Godwin is active in the af- Domestic Relations and Ju- Port Monmouth or .the Brevent Lanes, Matawan, as he rolled Schweikert , (178-212-224-614)-. . Eatontown Circle. Park Fire Companies. through the home care pro- fairs of the Monmouth Countj venile Judge Leo Weinstein. It a whopping 224/270-237—731 se- Also having good single game gram- of .Mpnmputh, Medi- Mental Health Association, o was th% fourth juvenile arrest ries, scores were Ed Flannery (233) Cage Title cal Center, Long Branch. which he is'now treasurer. in the borough in a week. Also having strong scores and Tony Esposito (231). A borough Public Health As- were Skip Renner (248—676), sociation, which employs the Pre-finished PANELING Ed Karlbon (242-233—652), Jud Pat Ambrosia, E,d Buonano Is at Stake public health nurse, is,a service Muro (228-227—650), Ed Stevens and Vito Gaeta are the top ASBURY PARK - The group now in its 42d year of op- (663), John Bodziak (663), Ot- scorers in the Red Bank Busi- Share Area high school bas- eration. , ' • , , • to Kuc (243), George Laurin nessmen's League at Red Bank ketball season will draw to BONANZA (234) and Harry Thieme (231). Recreation, Ambrosia has a climactic close tonight at Express your thanks hi print. REP BANK ALUMINUM the best average (194-63), Convention Hall when Ocean Show your appreciation with a 1000 PIECES John "Calf" Palendrano dom- while Buonano Has the best in- Township and Lakewood, "Card ot.Thanks,"..Dia! 741-6800 THE HOME\OF . . . nated the individual scoring in dividual game. (267) and Gaeta "B" Division champion and •now! ""* ; ' * SAMOAN DAWK the "A'.' League Middletown the best series (665). runncrup, respectively, col- Lanes as he rolled a 235-233- lide for the overall Shore SEAMLESS * SAMOAN DUSK 193—661 series. Larry Lazaridis Joyce Paris was the. top pin- Conference Championship. ALLPRO pre-finl>hed — 4 x8 iheoti followed with a 238-184—659, getter in the Monmouth Coun- Game lime Is about 8:30 ALUMINUM GUTTERS while Bill Walker turned in a ty Women's League at Middle- p.m., following a consolation Your Choice 1 224-227-206-657 as did Bud Ah- town Lanes with a 186-196-214— preliminary at 7 p.m. be- TRANSMISSIONS lers with games of 237, 212 and 596 series. Agnes Puronas fol- tween Neptune, "A" Division SPECIALISTS 208. lowed with a 197-202-188-587. winners, and Point Pleasant • Ad|ui»ed « Rewalod 99 Beach, "C" champs. • Repaired • Overhauled In the Middletown Women's Lakcwond ended Neptune's 61,000 Feet Earlybird League, Irene Byor seven-year stranglehold, on ick had a 203-178-544, while the overall championship, 62- Mary Kondrop turned in a 180- 60, In the first round of the Lifetime 2 TRAVEL Guarantee 192-537. playoffs Tuesday night, while Ocean ousted Point Beach, FREE! HEARTHSIDE RUSTY (division of) -. TOWING & DIAGNOSIS JOS. M. BYRNE 6O. Bob Frick and Dot DeAdam 75-66. CHESTNUT BIRCH paced the scoring in the Sun- The doors to , Convention Call Hwy. 35 k "WE MUST BE Travel Service Hall will open at 5:15 p.m. tiA mil Poole Ave. • lsf Quality day Night Mixed League al 264-9617 HAZLET DOING SOMETHING RIGHT • i-coaf flnlth Sines 1886 Sycamore Lanes with a 214 an A crowd of 3,000 Is expected. • Full W thick 99 99 • .0)2 GAUGE • Full 4xO»heet 186, respectively. Charlc: • Full 4x8 Jheet £_ CRUISES MKED ON WHITE • FREE ESTIMATES • S coat finish • Full W thick Mroczkowski, and Ed Levy botl 5 5 TOURS had 559 series. COMPLETE $12.80 VALUE $16.00 VALUE TODAY! PRESORTS Jackie Terzano set a new league'series high in the Hid- FARM RED BANK ALUMINUM AIR den Hills East League at Har- ARINE LUMBER Cl RESERVATIONS mony Bowl with a 547 sot. Peg- SERVICE HOME CENTER gy Abel was not far behind Frank Porter'* ', TEAK, OAK ind MARINE PLYWOODS with a 845. i 3i WHITE ST. 741-3939 RED BANK OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 144 Broad Street Knute Davino turned In a 24' Red Bank Tire Co. 236-665 Strathmore Lanes. Ei SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-3404 Open Dolly 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M., Sat. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Red Bank Mntuszewski followed with Open Mon. thru Frl. — 8 h> 6; Sot. to 3 P.M. ATTENTION B6ATMENI OPEN SUNDAY f TO NOONI , 741-50Q0 1224-226-642. 12-^FridaJ!, March 1,1968 THE DAILY REGISTER Middletown High School Ail Shore Musical Set Concert Tomorrow MIDDLETOWN — Thespians MIDDLETOWN - Selected chorus, male chorus and chorus at the local high school will pre- students-of 15 Monmouth and of women's voices. A new feature this year will sent the Alan Lerner-Burton Ocean County high schools will Lane musical, "On a Clear Day be a tour to area high schools. You Can See Forever," Friday participate in the fifth annual On March 6 the group will sing and Saturday, March 29 and 30, All Shore Chorus concert. assemblies at Raritan,. Mata- at 8:15 p.m. in the school au- The concert will be directed wan and Keyport High Schools. ditorium. by Paul Eisenhart, director of On March 13, the chorus will In the lead roles seniors Ca vocal music at Wall Township sing in Manasquari and Ocean thy Cpx and Paul Fruber. High School, and will be pre- Township High Schools. Members of the supporting sented at Middletown Township The public is invited to the cast include Linda Blanken, Kay High School tomorrow at 8 p.m. concert. Tickets are available Boddie, Susan McAneny, Holly The chorus of 90 voices has at the door or from members Moreman, Chris Richmond, prepared a program including of the chorus. Ginger Wapshare; Dale Wor- works of Orlando diLasso.Bach, man, Dan Anderson, Michael Brahams, Berger, Lockwood, BEST IN SHOW — Marina Kedesdy, shown with her Folie, Steve Haeffele, Roger along with arrangements of Shore Plans Hutson, David Main, Ron Spick- Tom Scott, Duke Ellington and instructor in advanced biology, Larry B. Seip, won the enagel, Robert Steiner and others. The group will perform Science Fair grand prize in Red Bank High School's Science Pair. Steve Van Zandt. as a mixed chorus, double The Little Silver senior's project was entitled "The Extras are Steve Black, Den Growth of Crystal Whiskers.". (Register Staff Photo) nis Hern, KurJ; Thalheiner, Rich- AMONG THE "STARS in cast of "The Boyfriend" are Noil Silverman, left, John Wer- For Today ard Tustin, David Beadle, Rus- ner and Diane Messner. The show will be presented by Monmouth Regional High School WEST LONG BRANCH — sel Leahy, Don Henschel, Chris March 15 and 16. • • Shore Regional High School will Kerstein, Carol Lang, Roxi Mar- hold its fourth annual Science Top Science Awar$ sen, Kris Crivello, Andrea fair for members of (he high Smith, Rita Mitchell, Cindy school science classes and sev- Bpdtmann, Kathy Sheridan, 'The Boyfriend' Is Production enth and eighth grade pupils To Marina Kedesdy Pam Smith, Donna Underwood, from Monmouth Beach\ Ocean- ~BED BANK — Marina Rede; was called "A Balance of Lile Vidfci Loser arid Tim Gray.. port, Sea Rright and Wtet Long dy, a senior, won the gran in a Closed. System." The chorus'includes Pat Hop- Branch elementary districts prize in Red Bank High School' First prize in the freshman kins, Ellen Luckenbach, Lynda Of Monmouth Regional High whose students attend Shore Re- Bodtmann, Marcie Bendar, Ka- gional. annual Science Fair, which em division went to Robert Novy for NEW SHREWSBURY - The rich young heiress named Polly Tony's father (played by Niel his project on "The Binary Com- thy Curran, Jane Grau, Debbie The fair will be held March ed Saturday, Henderson, Karen Minetta, stage at Monmouth Regional is Brown, falls in love with a rich Silverman) chases Horlense, the puter." He is the son of Mr. and alive with preparations for the young heir, Tony Brockhurst, school maid, played by Ginny 1 and 2. Projects will be Judged., Marina's project, "Growth Mrs. George J. Novy, 44 N. Sun- Sharon Bierman, Linda from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. today Crystal Whiskers," was name( Blanken, Kay Boddie, Sue Mc- musical comedy "The Boy- who is masquerading as a de- Doran. nycrest Drive, Little Silver. friend," to be staged March 15 livery boy. and will be open to the public best in the show by the judge: Aneny, Dan Schunneman, Rog- Mrs. Jona Mann of the MRHS from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today and Carlene Barmann, last year's and 16 at the school. Polly is played by senior Sue English department is the direc- from among a large group grand prize winner, took second er Hutson, Kenneth Rauscher, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. There will entries voluntarily submitted b; Steven Van Zandt, Mike Frunzi, "Boyfriend," originally writ- Coone and Tony by senior Mike tor. Music will be provided by place in the senior division for ten as a spoof of English Morgan. Other romance include be approximately 300 to 350 the school's science students. Steve Haeffele,. Matt Merkel, the MRHS Band,-Under the projects on display. The judges her work, "Environmental Plant musical comedies of the 20s, Mme. Dubbonnett, headmistress baton of Robert Wimmer. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Germination." She is the .daugh- Bob Steiner, Ron Spickenagel, will be Dr. Mary Diehl, Dr. Art Collis and John Montefus- concerns the "perfect young of the school (played by Diane Singers are being coached by Horst Kedesdy, 8 Laurelwooi ter of Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Bar- ladies" of a finshing school on Messner) who renews an old Harold Jacobs and Dr. Leonard Drive, Little Silver, Marim co. Paul Bartlett. Choreography is Spiegel of Monmouth College; mann, 145 Park Ave., Shrews- the French Riviera. ajfajr with Polly's father, hy Mrs. Ida Wagner. ON COMMITTEE — Linda "sfudiesaSvanced "biology. bury. Dancers are Kay Boddie, Tes Norman Worthington, president sie Shirakawa, Cathy Curran, One of the young ladies.a played by John. Werner. Carotenuto, daughter of Mr. Robert Feddeler, son of Mi Third place in the- senior divi- The students will stage three of the N.J. Science Teachers Donna Hayes and Ricky Har- and, Mrs,, Albert Feddeler, 8 aion went-to-Mary-EthoI-White performances of "The Boy- and Mrs. Samuel Carotenuto, Association; Keith Eaton of r graves. Beechwood Drive, Shrewsbury daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Low- friend," one at 8 p.m. March 15, 29 Buena Place, Red Bank, Electronic Associates Inc..and Pianists are Sally Seibert and won first prize in the senior di ell D. White, 12 Telstar Drive, and a matinee and evening Irving Balton, chief of technical Barbara Lopez. Robert Thomp Keyport High Has it a mombor of sophomore vision.-A sophomore, his projei Holmdel. A junior, her project performance March 16. plans and operations, Institute son is student director. Susan class committee at Saint was on "Computer Simplicity." of Exploratory Research, Ft. McAneny and Rosemary Mitch- No second or third places Mary's College, Notre Dame, Monmouth. ell—are—supervising—choreas 123 on Honor Roll Names Library ^County CYO were awarded in the fieshihaii hi making plain-for—P*f- raphy and cast coordination. KEYPORT - Frank V. Zam- ano, Carol Swseney, William Schaxp. division, but the following stu- George Stano, George Trampler, Joan ant Weekend" March 1-3. tral Jersey Science Fair later Mrs. Jan Theorin," speech pello, principal of Keyport High Sakln and Thomas Wotton. Uriiit Committees dents from both divisions re- Eleventh Grade — High honor, Gua- in March. Michael R. Kraut- Oratorical School, announced 123 students tave Dlrner, Eileen Kennedy, Jin Wat- Miss Carotenuto serves as ceived honorable mention: teacher, is directing the produc- OCEANPORT - At a meeting heim of the Shore Regional tion. Richard Otey, music in- have been named to the honor fenfeld and Christine Wenkowakl, Hon- co-chairman for the dance Robert Hamlin, son of Mr. and or, Sandra Applegate, Cheryl Beverly. of Oceanport Public Library science department is chairman structor, is handling musical roll for the third marking pe- Margaret Bulger, Peter Cusamano, Lin- Contest Set Mrs. Robert Hamlin, 350 Pros- da Fllartlo, Edward Hunter, -Barbara board of trustees, board mem- for "Parent Weekend." of the fair. scores. Technical director Mrs. riod. Of these, 22 have attained Gans;, Patricia Hicks, Angela Jack, Ju- pect Ave., Little Silver, for dy-Jackson, Lorraine Kublak Edward bers were nanied to committees NEW MONMOUTH - Tin Dianne Krahnert and her stage- ligh honor. MaklowsM, Patricia. Paulln,' Barbara 'Chromotography." Minor, Patricia Orlando, John McGrc- by Mrs. Fred Belcuore, presi- Monmouth County Catholit craft classes are in charge of Ninth Grade— High honor, Richard gan, Thomas O'Donnell, William Rob- dent. Chris Warwick, daughter of ergen, Anna Cafro, Joan Oorby, Jo- erts, Edna Redmond Geraldlne Roor- "BEFORE YOU KNCW IT, your skin l« Youth Organization will con- scenery. Beph Collins, "Hiereso Eversom and Wil- ey, Kathleen Rooney, Linda Scott, Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Warwick, liam Newman. Honor, Jessica Brinaer, neth Slater,, Laura Symezyk, Joseph They are: library administra- clear. Yet, when you use ClearPlex at duct an oratorical contest Sun- rlosemarle Bendolcaa, Harry Disttrow, Sapplo. Sherry Wilson and Dennis SJo- night and again In the morning, I find 806 Broad St., Shrewsbury, for

Sadie Hawkins Dance Tonight at Regional NEW SHREWSBURY.-- A Sadie Hawkins dance is slated for 8 to 11 p.m. Friday in the all-purpose room of Monmouth Regional High School. In Sadie Hawkins fashion, a girl mayTnvSe a boy to the dance. She ma/ also gb alone and then try to "trap" a date. All are expected to dress "Dog Patch" style. Music will be furnished by "The Next in Line."

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Keansburg," he explained. *>• Appearing before the Borough Council on Monday eve- CROWDED AISLES ning, Mr. Serpico said a recent inspection of the present The aisles between the sorting desks are small and the faculty at 42 East Front St. by postal inspectors revealed letters, parcel post, buggies, supplies, and empty mail sacks that Uje building is entirely too small and completely in- take up every inch of space that would not hinder the adequate. - ">-•'' regular routine. •' He said an operation as large as the present post office The area of the building is only 4,900 square feet, and the now undertakes, calls for a building with a minimum of 12,- loading dock to the side now allows only three vehicles to 000 square feet of space. back in at any one time because one loading bay is loaded , "We looked at several places in town, but could not come with empty mail sacks. • • up with the square-footage requirement," he said. He pointed out the lounge, which consists of a two-by- "The department was ready to take the building across four-foot table and an overabundance of lockers. from the high school on Broad Street and keep our present He showed where some lockers must be stored out on building as an annex," he continued, "but I wouldn't sign the main floor because of the impossibility of squeezing the lease because the transportation cost of shuttling the mail "just one more" into the lounge. between these two points would be very high." Adding to the woes - of this federal government ana- HIGHWAY ALTERNATIVE is the parking situation. " ' He noted that unless the post office was able to find The lot is at the foot of a steep incline with no bus a place within the borough, "we will be forced to move out service going by the door. , onto the highway." "We have a lot of elderly customers who come in from out of town, and it is very hard on them to negotiate th? He contended that if the post office were able to negoti- UP FOR A RAZE? — The above group of stores in Keyport including the Strand Theater, may be headed for ate with the borough, perhaps the new building could be hill," Mr. Esposito said. just west of the center of town at 49 West Front St. demolition should the Post Office Department be successful in acquiring these parcel) -for its proposed new 12,- The closest bus service picksjup and discharges pass- This building, which was purchased by the borough 000-square-foot building. The building that now houses One Hour Martinizing. and Jack's Stationery on W. Front engers at Front and Broad Streets, at the summit of the hill. last year, now houses two businesses. St. was purchased by the borough in 1967. « (Register Staff Photo) Parking is limited to two hours directly across the street He speculated that the post office could go all the way from the post office, and no parking is allowed at any to the Strand Theater (two doors away), but that frontage If the construction of the road were tied in with the A tour of the present post office by a Daily Register time in front of the building. wasn't of prime concern. proposed site of the post office, it would provide access from reporter along with superintendent of mails Vito Esposito, Along the side of the building on Osborne street, park- Immediately to the rear of these buildings, the borough the rear to the building, and because of the level of Front . revealed the cramped conditions that employes now work ing is limited to 15 minutes and that adds to the confusion reciaimeTrnore thani threei acres of land last year through "Sfreetrffie post Tiffice vehicles could beparkedTindergroradr —in; : •«,-—••— —- -••— —- - of the -employes-who sometimes _must park as far. as, f QUL bulkheading and fill. NEW RATABLE Mr. Esposito said that when the present building was blocks away. • • The borough has also applied to the state for $15,000 in Mr. Serpico contended that the post office proposed in constructed, about 12 years ago, the office serviced four "We don't want to move our operation out of Keyport," mad aid funds to construct a ring road around this reclaimed this area would provide the town with a new tax ratable in routes made up of approximately 5,000 residents and busi- Mr. Serpico said, "but we will have to make some type of area. addition to the present post office. nesses. move very soon." Haslet Police, Authorities Challenge 9 For County EATONTOWN - Plans for Weigh Teenagers Curfew the establishment of a local "Teen Challenge" have been HAZLET — A curfew for teen- standing of the proposal, police tive Sgt. Holmes Gormerley'and a curfew to allow officers to agers here may be instituted jn have held seminars with lead- Chief William Smith will ad- cope with the youths who often made with the formation of a the near future, say the police ers of the high school student dress the group on the aspects gather at teen hangouts In late committee for a Monmouth and township officials. council, which will in turn give of the curfew. evenings. County Unit. Now in the study stages, the information to the entire student To make views on the juve- Now, they said, they have no "Teen Challenge," founded by curfew is desirable, police said body, nile curfew available, the Par- authority to move the hangers- he Rev. David Wilkerson in to alleviate the juvenile prob- It is hoped, that in this way, ent-Teacher Association is open- on because there is no ordinance Brooklyn to rehabilitate drug lem. It stems, they added from the information will be made ing the meeting to all citizens. to refer to. the influx of youths from sur- addicts and juvenile delin- available to parents and other It will be held in the all-pur- Should public sentiment favor rounding municipalities, most of adults, quents, now has more than 20 pose room of the school at such an ordinance, it would centers in the United States, two which have early curfews for The Sycamore Drive School p.m. those under 18. come before the committee for in Canada and one in Puerto PTA has scheduled a meeting '• Police officials said yesterday adoption and public hearing. Rico. Its program has been In, order to facilitate under- for March 12, at which Detec- a definite need exists for such praised by law enforcement Data Awaited agencies, the press, public-spir- Mayor Joseph A. Morales said ited citizens, and clergy of all there are no immediate plans denominations. for such a measure and he is Teacher Without Class awaiting more information and The local Teen Challenge study. It .would not come before would include an education and the governing body for two counseling program with teen- months at least, he added. agers in schools and churches, Has Lots of Successes a coffee-house ministry, a reha- "It's a controversial ordinance By BHYLLIS SPIEGEL families involved and in- portive of my work, and with- and needs wider understanding bilitation center for the treat- terested." • '" out them I never | could have ment of young addicts and di- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - or it has little chance of work- WESTSIDE CLEANUP — A general cleanup of Red Bank's Westside was implemented Mrs. Kunz taught Ira Serle, continued, "she said. rect contact by members of the Mary Kunz is a teacher-without Ing," Mayor Morales comment- yesterday by the Neighborhood Service Center. H. Frederick Meadows and Mrs. who is blind, to type so he could She began to work in Mata- Teen Challenge staff on the a class. A member of the Mata- ed. Elizabeth Peek attack a bottle, and glass-strewn, lot ^at W. Bsrgen Place'and Willow keep up with his classwofk. She wan .eight years ago when Mr. streets and other places where wan Regional School System. A-check showed that four of rewrites his math problems in Foster asked her to help with St. At the same time, borough trucks wer»'pleking*11p junlc I aft at. the curb b'y"resi- teenagers congregate. Mrs. Kunz works with individual the six municipalities which Braille and works wth Ira on a seven-year-tildj 6oy who could . dents who responded to a house-to-house, canvass by center personnel. children on a one to one basis. t bound the.'township have cur-, Those who attended the meet- the Braille machine so he can not hear or speak: He had never This year, she has seven stu- fews. . - (Register Staff Photo) ing and who are serving on the do the same'work as the rest been to school. dents who range from fourth newly-formed committee are the Of his fifth grade class. Mrs. "Because of conditions in his Keansburg has one of 10:30 Rev. Homer Tricules, Long grade through high school. She Kunz works closely with Ira's p.m. for youths under 18 during spends an hour or two with each home," Mrs. Kunz said, /"every Branch; George Stowe, Deal; teacher, Preston* Gillam, who day I had him brought to my the week. It is extended until llfM3lHl3Sl —• "-^ 1- ' J '• -+- ~ - TII • t — _ ,' midnight oil-Friday -and Satur- - -Wfiek_ spiraiion4o4he-rest-ofihe-class. Avas—Mte a scared rabbit at day.- lantic^Highlands; George Pater- These are children who, for a "Ira trusts Mrs. Kunz,"'Mr. Union Beach has a limit oi ID son Jr., Wall Township; Paul first, had, to investigate every- variety of reasons, cannot func- 'Gillam said, "and'this is^ great thing in the house, he couldn't p.m. for those under 16 on week- In Red BanUsWestM^ Ajea W. Bennett, Wall Township; the tion in a regular class without help in his learning process." be in a classroom." days, with midnight set on the RED BANK - The Neighbor- It started after a three-week Department picked up tons of Rev. Richard Anderson, Atlan- supplemental .help. Mrs. Kunz Ira's mother, Mrs. Herbert weekend. tic Highlands; the Rev. Richard After succeeding in teaching hood Service Center, a facility canvass' in which the center debris left at the curb. js emphatic about not.labeling Serle, says MrS. .Kunz has him some of the basics about Keyport- has a curfew of 10 Twidle, Oakhurst; Stanley Rice, her students and describes them .of the Monmouth Community workers, going' door-tb-door, At the same time, H. Fred- helped Ira to gam self-confi- colors, numbers, printing,, etc,, R^J>Q those Rumson; James Deane, Long as children with motor or per- Action Program, has taken it urged residents to get rid of erick Meadows of Shrewsbury dence and independence and to •Mrs. Kunz was able slowly to younger than 18 anJTHafawHT Branch;'William Cripps, Atlan- ceptual difficulties or emotion- upon itself to conduct a cleanup trash and junk cluttering their Ave., an MCAP housing aide, develop good working habits. integrate the toy into a regular had a deadline ,of 9:30 p.m. for drive on the borough's, West- properties. . cleaned up a lot strewn with tic Highlands; William Walling, al disablements- of different "He- knows if he has a weak Long Branch; the Rev. David class. At first, she had to go that age group on all nights. side. ' . Trucks of the Public Works bottles and broken glass at West kinds^ One .boy is blind. Some- spot in class, that she'll be there Middletown and Holmdel Bergen Place and Willow St. Brett and" Mrs. Brett of Teen with him and sit in class until have orthopedic handicaps. to help him over it," Mrs, Searle Townships have no restrictions Hired Own Helpers Challenge, Brooklyn.. Those in- he could learn .to function on his "Every child has a specific said. own. Gradually he was weaned on youths, but police there said He hired helpers at his own terested may corftact any mem- learning disability and needs an ber-of the committee for infor* Another boy, under therapy, away. close checks are made on any expense. The lot is owned by individual •prescription for learn- had a problem that couldn't be large gatherings of youths or Sewerage Measure Dr. Ernest Stitch, Mr. Mea-. mation. • That is Mrs. Kunz's objective ing," she said. defined. His mother knew he —"to help them until they can teens roaming township streets dows explained. He said. Dr. A public meeting will, be held She is regarded as a devoted, wasn't developing, properly "and in cars. Stitch did a complete cleanup stand on their own." March 29 at 8 p.m. in the New dedicated teacher by school ad- although he- had a photogenic, Police here said with a cur- job last year, but the work was Jersey Room at the Monmouth 1 The Kunz- family lives on Up- Offered in Holmdel ministrators and by the parents mind and loved to read , lie per Main St., Matawan. When, few ordinance to back them up, quickly hidden under a barrage Shopping Center, here, to ex- 1 of her students. couldn't .write . not working or worrying about they can^ better disperse such "HOLMDEL — The Bayshore Gagliano' said last night that of bottles. "Since he was good plain the specific program of the 7 1 "Many nights I don't sleep "He'd break into a sweat," ''her children," Mrs. Kunz likes gatherings and loiterers and can Regional merry-go-round took state statutes offered no way of enough to do the job the first Monmouth County Teen - Chal- time, I thought I'd do it this lenge.""" "" " : ->:••:••• j: '. • •-'--•Worrying about these kids,'; she Mrs.. Kunz said. "The pencil is to sew,, knit, crochet or. do better-handle any incidents in- another turn last night, and this delineating areas to be included said, "My objective is to inte- too heavy," he'd say. . . volving y6uths. • time Holmdel Township became in the authority, and the entire time," Mr. Meadows said.•*" ceramics. The cleanup was under the grate .them comfortably into the * ""Face to. face, alone with the the first of three municipalities township would 'be included in regular classrooms and because child, Mrs. Kunz was able to involved to adopt an ordinance the ordinance. If Holmdel Town- direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Convict Man Peek of Navesink, senior neigh- they get this kind Of opportunity help^him. . • establishing the sewerage au- ship decided to become a part- early enough, they will adjust." ' According to this boy's moth- thority. ner in another authority with borhood worker at the service center, who said the work For Escape, Mrs. Kunz . works with er, he would not have been able Ordinances previously passed another municipality or to form to stay in school without Mrs. an independent unit within the would go on. the family, the classroom bjethe other two partners in the The Public Works Depart- teacher ' and the adminis- Kunz. "She knows each child in •cooperative sewer venture, Haz- township', it would have to have Not Assaults side out," the mother said, "and the consent of the Bayshore au- ment will send a truck to pick tration in trying- to create a let Township and Union Beach, up junk and debris on any good total- experience for the wants to help them. She knows both became void "earlier this thority. FREEHOLD - James Phef-. Wednesday for any resident if fer, 20, of 188 Main St., Keans- child. She feels it is essential what they are capable of do- month when Holmdel. Township To sewer a specific section, a telephone request is made a burg, yesterday was acquitted to have the support of horric, ing and won't accept anything failed,to adopt its confirming however, the township can be- few days ahead, she noted. by a jury before Monmoulh school and community. else. After these children are ordinance. come a paying customer of Mrs. Peek said the neighbor- County Court Judge Alton V. She has studied Braille and with her, they can go back and another authority without ask- The ordinance passed by the hood canvass would continue Evans on two charges of as- worked with the League for the conform. She Is able to help ing permission from its Hazlet- Township Committee last night with old refrigerators and junk saulting a police officer, but wSs Hard of Hearing in New York theni because she really Union Beach partners. was identical to thcone it failed cars a major target. Many resi- convicted on ijme of escape. and whenever possible attends likes these kids," the mother to introduce earlier this month. The new ordinance1, which will dents will be asked to paint symposiums and lectures on said. At that time, several committee- Pheffer had been charged expire April 15 unless the other buildings and plant grass, she learning difficulties. One boy, •, a paraplegic, men were apparently confused said, apd-sejvice center person- with attacking Red Rank Patrol- ns to whether the entire town- two municipalities take action man Joseph Calver oil May 14 Luther Foster, Matawan's su- couldn't write or even button before then, will have its public ncl"TuivB Iheir eye on other perintendent of schools, is-en- his own clothes. Mrs. Kunz's ship had to be included in the vacant lots that will be cleared after lieiny slopped as a dis- hearing at the regular commit- thusiastic about Mfcs. Kunz's patience and hours of individual authority agreement or whether of debris. orderly person. lie then escaped parts of the township could be tee meeting March 18. . Hazlet from Officer Calver, and was work. "She's always working attention have brought him far included in other sewerage au- Township is expected to intro- Notice charged with attacking Red with various agencies to get new ongfcon the road of progress. thorities, such as Midd'ctown duce its companion ordinance, I will not be responsible for Bank Patrolman Anthony Ab- material," he said. "She does a Mrs. Kunz taught in the Or- Township, with which it shares the third there, on March 5. any debts other than contracted batcmarco after being appre- very conscientious job and goes anges before her children were . mutual drainage'basins. by myself. hended for the second time. out of her way to try to meet born. She is now a grandmother No date has yet been set in ; Dennis Gruaso He was represented by Ray- Hit; needs of thcuc'children and and has a son in,' prpinedieal Township Attorney S. Thomas Union Beach, but its ordinance may be introduced at the March 29 Miller St., Highlands mond Caruso, Red Bank, with to discover techniques to do so." school. Her husband, Vincent, SPECIAL PEOPLE — Mrs. Mary Kunz is' shown with Hcmpcl's Delicacies' 14 Borough Council meeting. (Adv.) AEKistant Prosecutor Thomas Lfftn A. Sweeney, in charRO also deals with people and their some of th« children in the Matawan Regional school problems, in industrial rela- Sea Bright. 842-1785 ' New Car Dealer Yaccarino presenting the state's of Special Education, said, "She systom the teachos on an individual basis. Loft to right Unl'orm Sale case. has a natural rapport, is sensi- tions. For the largest selection of Im- Wants to take boat in trade aro Ira Sarle, Robsrt Bliss and Brian Hinos. ported and domestic cheeses. Now in progress at the Shirley on new or used car. Call Judge Evans set sentencing tive to the needs of these chil- "My husband and . children (Adv.) Shop, Red Bank. (Adv.) 1588-0100. (Adv.) for March 20. dren and is able to get their have been encouraging and' sup- i (Register Staff Photo) '-*•-!

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RED ?ANK "Th« dealarihip wner* the CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. . „ cuitomir it important." 741-0910 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK HWY. 35 KEYPORT OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M., ,264-4000 WEONfcSUAY TO (• P.M. "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" IV] Mill South Porkway Exll 117) SATURDAY TO 4 P.M. AUTOS FOE SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOmVI AUTOS FOR SALE 16—Friday, March 1, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER. £Mt 0LD8U0BILS — Delta, full pow- WOT AND FOUND FOUND — Beautiful Angora oat, In AUTOS FOB SALE UH caxvaorjrr BUBUBBAN CAR- Tltof aijlfr, VO*T^ifca newnew7». b HONIY AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Bruohport ana. Long Branch. RTALL — Economy plui room, verj DOWNT'Take over naymenU o( fjyo AUTOS FOR SALE '' PONTIAC 1M5 Boonevffle. Two door cheap to run. Bear «eaia c»n be teiet per weet 1IOHMOUTH ADTO- XX- LOST —' From 20 Buena FL, on Tuei- v day; tortoise shell female cat with hardtop. Air condlUomd, 6war power. out. Oood\Jor_temOr or. nuataeet*uae, CHANGE, 3(9 Maple AM. (Kt 15) extra, clean. Lite new. NO MONEY Red Bant, H7-3830. . .. yellow eyer and *Wt* _ilnji on tail PUBLIC NOTICE Call H2KSS Reward. DOWN, Hit, ovtrwfmem of JIS.W CHEVROLET 1963 FORD—Oalaxle 600 ,-eonvartlble. per week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX- 168 l»t Ave. ' AtlajiHc HilU)U»I< Fully equipped, full power. No money First Sign of a Good Used Car. LOOT — Key case, red, beli-anaped, MARK'S PIZZERIA — Located In Blue CHANGE, 363 Maple Are: Honmonth 81, Bed Bank. Bank, 747-393O. DISCOUNT, Rt. 3S, Neptune. TrfrWg We deliver. Call 747-B8S4. CUTLASS 1963—Automatic, V-8, doubli Circle. Falrticld Dr., and Meadow SCENIC CAR SALES power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take ovei 1965 RAMBLER -* "6W' Citaalo, four- Dr., New Shrewsbury. 542-<9?4. — payments ot J7.20 per week. MON- door sedan. Like new, NO DOWM PAY- TRAVEL — TRANSPORTATION QUALITY CARS MOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE. 36! Maplf MENT Take over payment* of 18.10 LOST —' In Red Bank, white and tsn Hwy. !« 812^:21 BlgMuds Ave. (Rt. 35), Red Bank, 747-3930. a week MONMOUTH AUTO EX- medium sized Welsh terrior Hype dog. WANTED — Reliable dally ride from WANTED — ParUei lntereited In uk- CHANOE. 365 Maplo Ave., (Rt 35), Red studded collar. Tall twists over 1966 PONTIAC — LeMans Sprite. Pow- Red Bank, T47-3U3U. ^^^^ back. Generous reward for any Infor- Mlddletown to Livlniaton. Call eve- log over balance on repoiieued cara. er steering, power brakes, automatic mation of whereabouts, 741-5392. nlnB«. 187-2106. 1 have 30 cars available. For Informa- trantmllsloh. 11875. 671-B088. ^^^ 1967 VALIANT—V-200 four-dobr aedan. tion. 7oe Patlante, Town a> Oountiy Turouoise with black Interior, 12,000 Dodte, 6664100. 1D65 BUICK RIVIERA — Eicellei mlloa Balance of live-year' warrants AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE CHEVROLET 1965 — Bel Air, two-door, condition. Fully equipped. 11875. Call tranaferable. Six-cylinder with automat- radio & heater. NO MONEY DOWN. 842-0935. ic transmission and radio. MAURICE Top Quality Take over payments of 111.10 per'week 1954 DODGE — »75. New tires, new SCHWARTZ « SONS, 141 W. Front St., MONMOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 brakes. Needi lome repair. Call 747- Red Bank. 747-0787. - THIS Maple Ave., (Rt. 31), Red Bapk, 747- 4615. 1963 OLDSMOBILB — Holiday 88 four- door hardtop, fully equipped, full pow- EIMCA 1966 — Four door. Four, speed er. No money down. S8.4O per week. VOLKSWAGEN 18(7 WILLYS JEBP — Four-wheel NO MONEY DOWN. Take ov*r pay- NEPTUNE AUTO DISCOUNT, Bt. 35, USED CARS drive with snowplow. $6!>0. ments ot 1790 per week MONMOUTH Ncptuno. 775-7871 -WHS... _ ^.IITO_EXCHAHOBi_385 Maple Ave (Rt. 35), Red Bank, lB88T!HEVROkET'— Impala, Twu=duur DEALIR TRIUMPH 196. SPITFIRE—Very food hardtop V-8, automatic, double power. mechanical' condition. New top and J875 — 1903 CHEVROLET IMPALA NO MONEY DOWN, Take over pay- WILL STAKE tlrw. Call 7B7-W88 a[t«r < p.m. or week- Two-door hardtop. ments of J13.10 per week. MONMOUTH end. r Coll 2«t631B AUTO EXCHANGE, 366 Mapl« Ave., PAUL GILLEN SAYS . > . HIS REPUTATION (Rt. 35), Red Bank, 747-393(1 We are dealing 1968 Plyhnouths and Chryslers, and we must move these and AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1967 CAMARO — Red, automatlo con- aole, V-8. 11,000 mUe>. Must Bell. 12,200. other fine trades. ON HIS FORDS. Call 229-4817 after g p.m. ^^ 1864 FORD — Galaxie XL, One-owner. •67 VALIANT $1999 f '64 FORD $ 999 f'66 LINCOLN $3999 W. have to. Wa can't afford to have it mid you drov» Beit otfer. , V-20C. Four-door. Turquoise wiltt Falcon Econollrve window van. Seats continental. Four-door sedan. Mint off with • lemon. A NEW WAY TO 542-0476. Or 741-O43J. ' block Interior. Atftpm,otk transmis- five with room for plenty of corgo giwn with black vinyl roof Green sion. -Six cylinder. Whits wall tires. In the rear. Side doors with gloss interior. Full power Including door So every Ford (or Plymouth or Chevy) we get In trade Balance of factory warranty tnms- qlt around. Set for the- Parkway. lock, AM s FM radio, temperature cnanewVWg.etial6-pointlnipectic.il. • BUY A NEW CAR (More Classified Adi tenoble. control. Air .conditioning. If it panes we guarantee the free repair or replacement •64 FORD $1299 of every major working part* for 30 dayi or 1,000 milei. IF PRICE IS YOUR On The;, Next Page) '66 OLDSMOBILE $2299 Galaxie "500" XL. Two-door hard- '61 PLYMOUTH $ 249 MAIN CONSIDERATION "88" four-door ha dtop. Sharp, blue top ivory with black buckets. Auto- Valiant station wagon, Six cylinder Whichever comes first. You no longer have, to go oil UK way to Longhorrw, Pa. You con buy with matching interior, full power. matic transmission. Power steering. engine. Green. Automatic frajmmlt- (If it doesn't pass, we won't guarantee It until we fix o new Oklimoblli In Loot Branch, N. J. Low-mfNwge.- - -. .... Radio and wtitte wall tires. Really tlon. A real Jitney. " -*" AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS what needs fixing.) II you won) to: sharp. •64 BUICK $1399 •65 TRIUMPH $1099 , Here ar« tome of our raputation-stakersi I) Gd i af li Ml your need) and detlrei •enalne • transmission e reor atle • front axle, onembllei *€) Pay a minimum dealer moTfe-up ~ L« Sabrt convertible. White wirji •65 BUICK $1999 Spitfire roadster, bottle green with block to0 and red Inferior. Power brake system • eledMcol system 3) Han a shop to do your factory waronfw Wildcat Two-door hardtop. Gold black roof and seats. A sharp sporti work. Veering, automatic transmission. A car. clean one owner oar. with black Interior. Full power, air conditioned. Automatic (rone-* FORDS CHEVROLETS COME ASK FOR '64 CHRYSLER $1599 mission. A local car. •63

•65 BUICK SPRING ACTION SALE! The new Triumph TR-250.(inadassbvltc^ Skylark Sport Coup*. DDell. IIr r ReRdd BBonkk 6 cylinders "Independent rear suspension • 4 forward gears • Disc brakes $O | "f C '65 PONTIAC TWIN-BORO RAMBLER Rack-and-pinion steering • Reflective safety striping • Red-band radial ply tires •)!/9 Gran Prix, air-conditioned. $2295. '65 THUNDERB1RD S2395 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER '67 REBEL '65 BUICK $1995 '65 FORD Two-d*oor hardtop. Automat- ", Landau. Loaded. Wildcat convirtiblt, full Galaxi* "SOO" four-door. ic, radio, heater. Vinyl top. power, air conditioned. V-8. '65 RAMBLER $975 *65 BUICK American two-door. '65 CHEVROLET $1275 '67 TRIUMPH $1375 Like n»w. 4-door sedan. Radio, heater. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Skylark four-door. —T-—V-:...-.•,.-,.- -. AUJHORIZEP DEALER :,.„,,. ,.... ConyartliWjjliiJllw, . Radio and heater. ^MEBEL ^1475 !64 OLDSMOBILE JEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741 - 5886 RED BANK 4-dr. automaTic. F-85."V-8, automatic, Riviera, air-condition id. la SAABw^ $1575 R*H, P.SK. V.«. radio, heater. '64 FALCON Three-teat wagon. Like new. '65 TRIUMPH S1T50 '64 CLASSIC 770 $1095 SpiHire convertible. 2-door hardtop. Auto. A sure sign of a Great Deal. Station wagon. '66 AMERICAN $1475 R/H, P.S. 4-d.oor sedan. Auto. R/H. '65 CHEVROLET $1995 •64 CHEVROLET '63 TRIUMPH $1195 Wagon, full power. TR-4 convertible. Impala Super Sport. '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Automatic, radio, heater. Wire wheel!. Sodan, radic^ whit*. '64 BUICK '65 FORD $1450 '63 CHEVROLET $825 '65 TRIUMPH $1150 Fairlane 500, auto., RiH. Riviera, air-conditioned. Nova 4-door station wagon. SpUfirt convtrtibl*. 289 engine. Automatic, radio & heater. Radio ond heater. •64 FORD '65 RAMBLER 550 $1175 '60 RAMBLER $295 '65 PONTIAC $1295 Top Quality Gjlaxia *'500" four-dooj ,-•• 2-door ledan. Automatic, Clank 4-door wagon. 1 hardtop. "** Tampast 4-door auto. R/H. radio and heater. Automatic; radio, helter. '64 FALCON NEWMAN SPRINGS RD, 747-0040 RED BANK USED CARS Two-door. •63 DODGE 1966 DODGE $2300 1965 RENAULT $ 925 1963 CHEVROLET $ 750 "880 four-door jedsn. ' $$£?* . '63 BUICK Very low mlltcgfl. Green. Spaciat two-door. 1966 CHEVROLET $1850 1965 RAMBLER $1425 Blsoovne. Four-door-station wogon. "770" Classic two-door hardtop. 1962 PLYMOUTH $750 '63 OLDSMOBILE Automatic -transmission. White, Automatic transmission. Radio and Sport Fury convertible, V8, outo- heater. Yellow. "88" four-door ledan. ' mcrtlc transmission. Block wilt, red 1964 C0RVA1R $950 Interior. 1966 COMET $1350 Spyder two-door spori coupe. Four- *63 FALCON '202' 6-cy Under* standard trarwnls- speed. Rotllo ond heater, Blue. tlon, 2-door ttdan, white, heoter Squire wagon. and radio. 1962 PONTIAC $'840 1964 CHEVROLET $1595 BonnevJUe four-door hardtop. Auto- "63 PONTIAC matic, power steering, power broke), 1965 MUSTANG $1375 Bel lUtr station waoon. V/8. nuto- v motlc transmission, power steering, radio and heater. White. Gran Prix Two-door hardtop. Six cylinder floor power brakes, radio and heater. And we're making it easier $h!fl. Power steering. Brown. Black. '63 RAMBLER than ever to own... Only 1965 BUICK _. _ $1900 1964 CHEVROLET $950 !P,™¥ ** Wagon. «' Stop in today, and compare Skylark. Two-door hardtop. Gnan D|o(.k Fw)r^0()r- St>on, Four-speed. Mag wtieels. Corralr Spyder, Sport Cw>|K, lour- •ranjm|.,i|ln our Cougar... poundfor pound . White. spctd transmission, • turbo-engine, IronI"1.1HII»1' "62 MERCURY blue. Nine-pmienser wagon. and dollar for dollar the most 1965 CHEVROLET $1925 1963 BUICK $1250 1961 PONTIAC $725 Impala Super 5p»rt. Two-door tiai-d- i ,-",-,• . • . ' ., Tempest station wooon. Four-door, •62 PONTIAC completely equipped I u x u r y top. Vfl automatic tronsmfsslon. Le^abrc, four-door sedan outomotlc ., Jt , j « . 41 . ,. ' transmission, power steering, power' Alr-oondltloned. Automatic transmlJ- Power steerlrv;, hetrter ond 'udlo, Catalina Sport Coup*. Yellow with block vinyl fop. brakes. White lion. Radio ond heater. Top., •Inchidn fmlgiht chorgM. Slot* tcflct tax, sports car in America. BUHLER& BITTER BOB WHITE Meant* ond ttUt extra. .,,,..,,H PLYMOUTH-VALIANT ,-,,, ENGLISH MOTORS HWY. 35 264-0198 HAZLET BUICK-OPEL LINCOLN — MERCURY 89 BROAD ST. 264-9090 KEYPORT Shrewsbury Ave. 741-6200 N«w Shrewsbury 34 MAPLE AVENUE 747-4545 RED IANK AUTOS FOB S/LLE AUTOS 1*OR MUE AUTOS win. tax. AUTOS PO» SALE [ AUTOS FOR tyLS. lUSIHiSS NGTtCIS THE DAILY REGISTER Friity, Mutch 1, 1963—17 Mm CHevkout-r - MM fort. 6i WIWCWOW Call body. work. 1190 firm.' Call , STAT1OH WAGONS Very cte&a Inside snd out.( YAJIDS, GAJUSSS - Vltt HELP WANTED — MALE HELP WANTED - MALE MI-ITU. 787-8488. 19W VOLKSWAQEN BUS very -tow mUtage. 11275^ Call after 3 p.m. 7U-314I. 1965 MERCURY Colony Perk > pauen- McCARthy CHEVR BACKHOE BULLDOZING - Mowtat, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE $1785 1964 IALCON Kconllne Bus US 1st Ave. AtlanUo | plowing, pumplnf, laterals. All 'septla 1P«2 PLTMOBTH — 6 passenger 291-1101 IUH work. BEN BRYAN. (71-0M5. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN FULl DELIVERY PRICE. 1962 FOHD Country Squire 1961 VALIANT , . . 1968 PONTIAC — Four door executive RUBBER STAMPS — Made to order. 1963 CHEVROLET — V-8 standard hardtop. Full power—air conditioned. Fast, efficient service: Use It Bonn « BUICK'S tranBmisslbn NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay- business. Call 741-3227 or 787-HO3. MAURICE SCHWARTZ 4 SONS '2,000.TO '3.000 A YEAR ments of «H.8O per week. MONMOUTH FURNITURE MOVING — AttfcJ and NEW 1968 OPEL KADETTE v Chrysler - Plymouth AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 Maple AVe. cellars cleaned. Free titlmjites. Call TWO-DOOE SEDAN 41 W. Fron| St. Red Bank 747-0787 (Rt 35), Ked Built, 747-3930. ^ORVAIR 1966 — Automatic, radio A 1967 MUSTANG — VB. Lime gold. INCOME TAX RETURNS - Prepared Working Evenings itatcr. NO MONEY .DOWN,,.take over completely. Individual, business, fart- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY payments of J8-60 per week. MON- Black vinyl top. Snow Urea. $2300. U rn»,iniler El Camlno Plrfc-Up 1958 Chevrolet. Automatic. "As Is". nershlp. corporation. Call for appoint- OVER $3500 MOUTII AUTO EXCHANGE, 355 Maple ment, Uariery Trovalu, trading »J M oiaimgblit n 4 Dr. Sdn. Ave (Rt 35), Ked Bank, -7<7-393O. Best orter. Call 9-5. 747-SJO6 after 6:30 •I Cadillac Dtvllll Hp. Cpi 45 Ford Guloxle S«l4-Dr. Sdn. 842-3395. Reliable Tax Service, 671-1289. -. U Cadillac Colali Hp. Sdn. 45 Ford Galaxlt 500 Hp. Coi STRAUB TREE TRIMMING — Winter rates. Re- 9S5 MUSTANG 2±2 — Full power 1967 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE — McDONALD'S U Cadillac Dtvllll convert, rvJUi air conditioning. Special interior, Four-speed. Whltewalls, radio, heater. taining walls. Landscape plans. BUCK- M codiimc Dtvllle Hp. Sdn. riUICK-bPEL console, rally gauges, very cleaa and Beautiful condition. 671-1057. LIN LANDSCAPING, 7(1-0990. -' ir Cadillac Flsetwood Brougham $1000-31500 HWY; 35 671-0925 MIDDLETOWN mechanically perfect $1795. 1) AItU F CUSTOM O/ O Cadillac Devill« .. Convert. U Chevrolet impala Hp. Sdn. 1WS5 KUKU MUhfTANU — COiiVerlllile, McCARthy CHEVROLET V-8, four-speed transmission. Console Shop at Home Service. Free estimates. a Cadillac Dtvllle Hp. Sdn. M Oldsmoblle Dynamic ISSto. Wgn. Call 264-7706. KIR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR STOP IN TODAY a Cadillac Divllli 4-Dr. Sdn. 45 Ford Mustang Convert. J 1st Ave. ' " Atlantic Highlands radio, whllewalls. Two snow tires and M Cadillac Dtville Hp. Cp« 44 Oldsmoblls Super 88 Hp. Sdn. 291-1101 rims. 17,000 miles. Price. $1375. Call 264-1395,.. CARPENTER BUILDER 44 Oldimoblle Super 88 Hp. Sdn. l!>&4 CHEVROLET — Two-door Mallbu 964 MERCURY—Colony Park station Build on your lot. Part/all. Framing, DRIVERS- SALES/VkEN 40 Cadillac Devlllo 4-Dr. Sdn. mtomatlc, radio, heater, power stepr wagon, nine-passenser. No money down. 1963 BUICK LE SABRE — Hardtop, addition*., alterations,- attics. Free esU- $3000-$3500 65 Rambler Clastic Convert. g. No money down. 56.25 per \ycck. $8. Ill per week. NEPTUNE AUTO DIS- four way power. Leather Interior. NO mates. After 6 p.m. BE YOUR OWN BOSS DtVllli aJEhryiHr 3O« -Mp. epe EPT-IINK. .-AT.IT.Q DIsnDI!NT. ..RL..M.. (SQUMT, m, 35,-N8pH!a»: -77j--7g7a. -rv>U7£L-PAY.Mj5NT. Take over pay- 787-0626 Septune. 775-767U. ments of $6.90 weekly7~M0JHttlD'l'H SICREA.BEyQ 960 FALCON — Four-door sedan, $175. WINTER tSPECIAL — New roofi, NEW MOBILE ICE CREAM TRUCK. [063 CHEVY II — Four-door automa- AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 Maple Ave. labor and all material $18 » 100 Bq. $500-$1000 McCARthy Chevrolet, 158 First Ave., (Rt. 35), Red Bank, 747-3930. • $2500-53000 te. One owner. Low mileage. $795. Atlantic Highlands. 291-UO1. ft, ten year warranty. Also free «•• • CHOOSE ONE OF OUR THREE NEW 0 Oldimobin Cutkiii sta. Wgn. m poniloc Baniuvnig Hp. sun. McCARthy CHEVROLET POWTIAC CONVERTIBLE — 1984 Bray thuates, aluminum tiding, guttera and MONEY MAKING PLANS O OldimoblH Delmont II Hp. Sdn, -' 4) Oldsmoblls Dynamic BSHp. Sdn. 1965 CAPRICE CHEVROLET — One Catalina, black interior. AH power and leaders. MODERN ROOFING, 787- 7974 or 787-78*0. 1. Work os a company employee, earn top wooes. "- U Cadillac Devllle' Hp. Sdn, 41 Cadillac Devlll. Hp. Sdn. L58 1st Ave. Atlantic Highland* iwner. Excellent condition. Must sell. :omplcto acoesBories. $1100. Call 741- 291-1101 + t Ltan a truck wffli no Investment, be your owm boss U Oldimobin n Hp. Sdn. 291-2435. 7670,. 3. Own your own trudk under our low Investment, 4lt»ral financing plan •7 Ambauadar DPU Hp. Cp» CHEVROLET 1964 BS& AIR — Wagon SLIP COVERS . 1964 PONTIAC — Four-door Catallna. 1963 VALIANT — Four-doOr. Good con- Bota, W0, chair $15, with Jour owi • EXPERT TRAINING AND GUIDANCE * U Pontlae . Bonnevllla Brougham UNDER $500 V-8. double power. Low mileage. NO hardtop. Double, power, automatic. itlon. Low mileage. Best acceptable • WELL ESTABLISHED, PROTECTEB TERRITORIES MONEY DOWN. Take over payments fabric. Free welling, zippers, overlook 57.0ldsmoblll SB 4-Dr. Sdn; (," Like new. NO MONpY DOWN. TaKB offer. 747-0560. Ing and arm rests. Fabrics also avail • EARN A GOOD YEAR'S PAY IN 6 MONTHS 41 Chevrolet carvolr «-Dr. Sdn. of $9.60 per week. MONMOUTH AUTQ' er payments of $!).DO per we&K". 1966 OPEL KADETTE — Station wag- able. Call anytime 6T1-23M. *• • START IMMEDIATELY $2000-52500 51 Bulck Super Hp. Sdn. EXCHANGE, 365 MAPLE Ave. (Rt. 35) MONMOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 Apply. Mon.-Sai, 10 o.m.-5 p.m. or write for free brochure. Red Bank, 747-3930. in. Fire engine red. Excellent condi- TREES CUT DOWN and hsuled away. M Cadillac Flsttwobd 4-Dr. sdn. 5? Chevrolet Brookwood Sta. Wgn. Maple Ave. (Rt, 35) ..Rail Hank. 747- 3930. tion. Low mileage. Raillo, heater, etc. Reasonable rates. Fre« istimates. U Oldsmoblla n Lux. Sdn. 1981 CHEVROLET WAGON - $295 Asking $1100. Call 842-1825 after 7, p.m. • CARNIVAL BAR ICE CREAM. CORP: M Ctnvrolil Caprice Hp. Cpe Cull 787-1168. Hwy. 36, Box. K, Eatontown BLUE TRIUMPH — 1967. Slick shift, IMPALA 1966 — Bucket seats, auto- M Cadillac Devllle Hp. Cpe WE'VE SOLD & SERVICED PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES wire wheels, two convertible tops. Still PAINTING (100 >or appoint-' 44 Oldimoblle n 4-Dr. Sdn. 222-1234 steering. Sliver with black bucket seats MOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, .365 Ma- RENT A CARRIER - 8:30 p.m. Experience preferred. Top J1B05. Call 531-4311 after 6 p.m. ple Ave. (Et. .35) Red Bank. 747-3930. 1956 BUICK RIVIERA—Fully equipped. satary and commission. Call 294-6868. Excellent condition. Best offer. Call Going on vacation? Need «. lucgags tent call 741-0010, Ext. 32. 19G3 COMET CONVERTIBLE — Buck 1960 PONTIAC 8 — Automatic. Good 842-4942 or M2-O.i3fl. carrier? Made (or all can, especial* SECRETARY — Experienced, for full et B&aU, V8, four-speed. Mallory dual running cunultlon. S195. McCARUiy convertibles. Larry's Auto Seat Cov#ri, lime Jub Involving running ot business. point, laky lifters, T-bars, Sun tach, Chevrolet, 158 First iAve., Atlantic 1959 MERCURY — Four-door. Auto- Matawan, 666-3016. Call for appointment. Major Medical LOU LERNER and JERRY BARATTA air shocks. Engine Just rebuilt. Call Highlands. 291-1101. matic Radio and heafer. Must sell. EXPERT WATCH, Clock and Jewelry Supply, Mlddletown Shopping Center. PRODUCTION jlOO. 747-O03B. >rk l0 e Midilletown. 671-1200, Mr. Cohen. 787-4211 after fl p.m. 1961 CORVAIR MONZA — Four-spaed. repairing. Year's guarantee. "< .' » EMPLOYEES L965 CHEVROLET—Corvalr Monaa four- Low mileage.* Ideal for commuting. VOLVO 1968 ^- Station wagon, on primlsel. H. Rosin, Jeweler, 18 W. WOMAN — New Monmouth area. As- iloor hardtop. No money down. W-20 A-l. S375. Call 842-42J9. '^ miles. Must aacrlflce. Call Front St., Red Bank! sist busy housewife.' Two hours dally, • Ctood lUrtlng salary • Excellent benefit profitm Still Can't Wait for Spring! per week. NEPTUNE AUTO DISCOUNT 291-1884. HAMS — Breaking up my station, Col- (a.m.) SI hour, 671-2812. 1960 FORD STATION WAGON • HoipltaJliaUon Rt 35, Neptune. 775-7676. lins 7SA1 receiver, Hallicralters Hq 1 Country sedan. Good condition. 1963 RAMBLER — '600' Classic. Four HOUSEWORKER — Live In. Two chil- « Life inauraac* 1966 FIAT — Two-door. Very good Phone 776-7283. door sedan. Like n»w. NO DOWN PAY- 170-VHF receiver, Johnson 6 and Factory/' " 9 and 2 VFO, Johnson pedlstal dren. No cooklnff. Salary to 160. 787- Retirement aocond car, Low mileage. Very inex- MENT, take over payments of $8.10 6702. Fm» «l'i Sal. Price Pay Dowa Pay MMtkly pensive to own and run. /Only $193, 1963 RIVIERA — Don't need second a weekj MONMOUTH AUTO EX- desk KW, Collins VFO. Spare ARMSTRONG CORK CO. car-retired: Top shape/ .•• One owner. CIIANClK, 366 M»pT» Avt, (Rt, 35), part". K two-door hardtop, CARPENTER' -"will do repairs and for Interview. 8un Ray Drugs, Middle- IR3T-CLAS3 DIESEL TRUCK MB- Belvederi 0 passenger wagon. Automatic tnansmlB- silver blue. Full power. AH extras. remodeling". Large or imall Job«. Rea- HANIO — With iom« body work *i- town, .Shopping Center, Mlddletown. erlence. Jjooal 701, Union Sbop. Oall 19M THUNDERBIRD — Convertlbli slon, POsl-tractlon. Radio, heater. Pow- Excellent condition. One owner. 229- sonable. 787-1907. •• ; . Chryslers $2895 "N $69.84 Ix-way power, tilt wheel. NO MONE3Y 17-8400. er steering, electric window*. Luggage 2684. . ' KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — ParHlme. := DOWN. Take over jaymenta or J13.20 rack. Iridescent green. Top condJUsn, Mlddletown. Flexible hours. Call 671- —Wagonr --$2395- |—$57s78— peTjieWdskONfimrrH ADTCTTX $1150. 840-865;. —EMPLOYMENT " 0718. --••-•- - - -- CHANGE. -Xb MJIPIB Av«. (Rt. TRUCKS FOR SALE PRODUCTION— Red Bapk. 747-3930. ' 1864 PONTIAC — Four-door Star Chief HELP WANTED-FEMALE OPERATORS — Experienced. Overlock hardtop. Low. -mileage. NO MONEY and ling-la- needle. Charles Komar' A AHENDANTS 67 DODGE 66 CHRYSLER 1966 CHEVROLET — Two-door sedan. DOWN. TaKe over' payments ol $7.70 WRECKER - 1954 Chevrolet, two ton. Soni, Inc.. 180 Main St., Keansburg. Coronet 2 Door Newport Standard BhUt. radio and heater. Ex- per week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX- Complete motor Job. Good condition. ATHLETIC OtRLS AND YOUNO CHANGE, 88S- Mapla Ave. (lit. 351 741-9741. - . ______WOMEN — FulUpor part-time week- SALESLADY — Children's wear. Ex- Jshlft operation milmt, oondltlon., Prfval*.jncmr.-B»U end >&- oppsHurflUHi .leiltUlB«-«»JS- pmdr-Iflaulre- In-person,. —= 67 CHEVROL6F •— 568-1793. ' .'— 5tapre~Xver"{Rtr"3iiJ~Re"d~Bank7 1KT- 1958 INTEKNATIONXI7^~S"' " BodyT 66 CHEVROLET^ 5tapre Country Sudser Car Wash, Hwr. », Red BanBar k Youth Center, 20 Broad St., Starting rate 12.03 an hour 3930... Mechanically perfect. J400. Call, Mlddletown. Apply In person. Impala SS _Biscayn« T-BIRD 1983 - White, red Interior. 741-2314. ! plus shift differential and other Automatic brakes, steering. Excellent CLERK TYPIST — Full time, with frlngt benefit* six-day nti, FORD 1995 — Futura wagon. Automat- MAID PARTTIME marketing research firm. Mlddletown. 66 FORD 64 CHEVROLET condition throughout. New snows. Musi ic, root rack. Like brand new! Sacri- TWO HEIL TANK TRAILERS - Bre- •NAUTILUS APARTMENT MOTEL sell, going- abroad. 842-4204 after 6. vent Park At Leonardo Fire Co. Con- Hours 9-6 Call 971-0748: •ply Personnel Otfict, • am. to 11 Country Squire Station Wagon - fice for $1895. MARGOL FORD,.721- CALL 84J-O5M 4600. * tact-A. Maxson._Becrelarl>J!ai*69S be- WAITRESSES WANTED — Eiperl. PONTIAC 1962 — Bonneville convertible, tween 9 and 10 a.m. > MOTHERS WITH CARS - Part-time 66 CHRYSLER, 67 PLYMOUTH automatic, full power. NO MONEY 1963 FORD Station Wagon Falrlano enced, lor HEX DINER,- Rt. 39, Key. TLILY-TULIP CUP CORP. 1 work during school Hours -taklnior- port. For Interview call M4-B821. ROWN. Take over payments of $6.40 r [ Nawport 4 Dr.', Air Cong . 4 Door Hardtop (Choice of 500, four-door V-8, Original owner. 1955 HALF TON PICKUP — Chevro- Wi' 38' •"•'• ••••>..•• llTid per= . •UKJAi-SHJHWAiH—=•fptot CHANGE, 365 Maple Ave. (Rt. 35), Shorthand and typing required. Ex- Red Bank. 747-3930. RARE SIMCA ARONDE SPORTS UAUTY CONTROL WORK—Procew 4 Dr. Hirdtopi Air Cond. 64 IMPERIAL COUPE -^ 1960 model with only 36 CHEVROLET — K-ton rack body. perience preferred but liot necessary. nd control lmpactlon work. Eiperl- 1982 DODGE POLARA 500 V-8, *-.speed. Best Salary commensurate with ability and nc* not necesiary, Muit be-depend- 000 miles. Less than 1/10 original cost, Good running condition. ARE YOU experience. Write P.O. Box 366, Key- 64 CHEVROLET * Door Hardtop, Air Cond. New paint, clean Inside. Asking (900. S250.- 642-6679. bte and high cchool craduatt. Apply Will talk. Call after S, 787-9(24. INDUSTRIOUS, • port, N.J. tco Ceramica, Hwy. M, Keyport. Impale, Super Sport 65 CHEVROLET MAUBU 1966 — Bucket seats, radio. USED TRUCKS RN — Fof oral surgeon's office. Ex- 63 PLYMOUTH Imperial 2 Door Hardtop 19B8 'VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER —- Per' Automatic, power steering. Very, very PERSONABLE AND fVLES OPPORTUNTTir — Will train," feet condition. Very low mileage. clean. Now only J18B5. McCARthy Chev. 1665 INTERNATIONAL. CO 4000D LOOKING FOR A perience not essential, Call . tudd built-in vacuum lyiUm. Call Ml- Conv. (Choic. of 2), Black 40 OTHER USED CARS Fully equtppfd.'' Call 679-6527. rolet, 158 First Ave., Atlantic - High. tractor 511-4242 •020. lands. 291-1101. 1965 INTERNATIONAL T walk-Ill or White To Choose From 1926 MODEL T FORD ROADSTER 1965 CHEVROLET 8' pickup BETTER JOB? YOU HAVE TRIED all the rut. now ARPENTERB WANTED — Apply In Rebuilt. In good condition. Aakln] try the best. Fashion Frocks, oldest erson, 250 Bhrewibury Av«., Red PONTIAC 1964 — Star Chlet, four 1965. INTERNATIONAL 12' rack lank. $1350. Evenlnus, 264-1194. •door hardtop, six-way . power. Extra 1964 FORD Econoline Bus We are looking lor > mature youm fashion company In America, goes Into FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS clean. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over 1964 INTERNATIONAL 1800 Gaa woman to work' In our bookkeeping every season. No Investment. Call 591- ERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — 1061 CORVALR — Four-door. Automat ISIS. payments of $8.B0. per week. MON:. Tractor department The gal we ««k must nechanio&l experience, 7 a,m. to 6 p.m. — WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE Ic. Good condition. $295. tfMcCARth be able to type, be adept with 1th overtime pay. 264-9660. Chevrolet, 158 First 'Ave., Atfantl MOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 Ma- 1964 INTERNATIONAL One-ton pickup WAITRESSES — Part-time, luncheon, ple Ave., Hit. 35), Red Bank, 7<7-393O. 1964 INTERNATIONAL 6-man -cab with figures and b» able to work: well five days week. Experienced prelerred. 5 YEARS TCvJ»AY —NO MONEY DOWN Highlands. 291-1101. .wltir others. UTOMOBILK SALESMAN — New Call 741-1500 for Interview or apply In crsey'i friendliest .dealer.' w*nts a 1W3 I'.LTMOUTH-—--atltfoii- wagon. 1965 CHEVROLET 8TBP VAN- ••-:• 1 Automatic,* power steering. Nine-pas- pertotr. Old * Union - House, 11 Wharf leiully •aleamAti. B«Mt,ry plui inctt^ V-8, standard floor shift. Good condi- 1962 FORD DUMP TRUCK8 You'll work with a local concern senger. Body needs some work. Best that -otters a 37W hour work week Ave, Red Bank. it, Hospltalizatlon tad other bent* tion. Best olter. Call 842-9821. 1960 GMC Co. Diesel tractor LB. Call Ed Schwartz at 747-O7B7 (or price over 1350. 741-9291 or 711-1231. 1957 FORD Refrigerated Van and .Jlberal company benefits in- WOMEN DRIVERS icludlng two-weeks paid vacation, nterview or appointment Maurlc* BAYSHORE 1958 CHEVROLET — Impala two-door. Many others to choose -from.,, SEE CARCJIVAL BAR ICE CREAM New International truck-stocR' • •','pr.cflt.sharinj and a pension plan. AD UNDER HELP WANTED MALE jchwariz A Sons, 141 W. Front Bt, AUTOS FOR SALE Hydramatlc. Good condition. 787-5205 [led Bank. after 6, , MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS HI W. Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 It you feel you quality, reply in LEOAL SECRETARY - For .Mon. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 1964 OLDSMOBILE — Starflre. Auto- yourltown handwriting stating pre- mouth Legal Services Organization WAREHOUSE MAN matic. Flve-w&y power. Extra clean. 1964 • CHEVROLET—WW panel, 5795. vious experience, references ana Red Bank. Call Mr. Roasl, 741-1401. are looking for a reliable man salary required to. Box- "V-121", FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay- PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER — ho wants full time, permanent, year ments of $9.80 per week. MONMOUTH The Dally Rejisler, Red BsnK. round work. We offer uis beitJBeDe- 40 Hwy. 36 787-1113 Keansburg Excellent salary. Own room and bath. 291-9200 229-4790 AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 Maple Ave. Own TV. Two children. References. t Program In pur field, a tew of (Rt. 351 Red Bank. 747-3930. 1955 DODGE — % ton pick-up. ' Good OFFICE ASSISTANT — Doctor's otflce, Rumson. Write Box C-192, The Dally rhlcli are listed 'below: condition. $250. Call John, Red Bank. 9 to 5. No experience nects- ReglBter, Red Bank. • Hospltallntion MALIBU- 1954 — Two • door. Sport 391-9897. sary. Writ, Box 0-188, The Dally Reg- • Insurance Coupe. Automatic, Power steering. Im- RECEPTIONIST-DENTAL ASSISTANT 1MB DODGE SPORTSMAN WINDOW ister, Red Bank.' e Employee Discount maculate! NO money down. Bank will —For specialist. No experience needed. • Profit-sharing finance SSS5. only $9.80 weekly. Call VAN. $2195. WOMEN- MUBI type well. Write Box V-128, The 787-7230 ,pply Personnel Office, 9:30 a.ra.^aO OASIS, 721-7100. lor credit OK. . SHOW LATEST Lisa Jewelry ^Mh'OM. Dally Register, Red Bank. - .m. Mon. through. Bat. Earn high commissions. Work wl)n full MUST SELL — 1966 Chevy II Super kit and colored catalog. No investment. WAITRESS—Experienced. L»ay«. Cara. Sears, Roebuck and Co. <. Sport. Excellent condition. Six cylinder MOBILE HOMES Call 892-2823 or 892-0809. mel Luncheonette, 29 Broad Street, automatic Power steering. Many other Red Bank. .500 Hwy:,'35 ,•'• . , . MltWletowa An '.equal opportunity .'employer i-jtras. Call 787-9759 or 247-8144. REAVES TRAILER SALES, WAITRESS. — Full lime, Exptrlence preferred, but not required, Alply in PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR • CALIENTE 1966 — Convertible. Buck- 1748 Ocean Ave. (Laurelton Circle) Brlckfown,_N.J. 899=4053 person, NelBner Bros,, 1151, Hwy 38, HELP,WANTED - MALE' et Beats, automatic, radio, electric Mlddletown. ' Wn municipality—ep windows, power Hteerlng: Exceptional A Quality trailer for every budget • AALIte - Terry • Monitor - Pliymore omplete resume, to Paul to.^Jf.v car. Now only $1805. McCARlhy Chev- MATURE' WOMAN — For Accounts CAREER IN SALES layor, at; Hall, Long Branch, N. J. rolet, 15S First Ave., Atlmllc High- Route • Travel Hate Tent Camper Receivable department, five day'week, Kulur« managenient opportunity io 9-5. All benefits. Write Jiving qualld- 'LUMBER — A-l mechanic. Steady lands. "201-1101.. 1959 LIBERTY — \0xih. One-bedroom. qualified person with sales or ' publl< ; Good condition Call after 6 p.m. 787- cations and salary dislred to Box D, contact background. College graduati ear round work, - 1967 PONTIAC LE MANS — Four 8553. •• ••• Red Bank. or equivalent in experience.* Compre- 531-8085, QUALITY tg) USED CARS apecil Hi|rst. Four Cralger Mags In- hensive training program. Top security cluded.' Call 7(1-8594 after 5 p.m. BARN— Full-time pay for part-time STATION ATTENDANT — Full time. " SCHIFFMAN work. Amy • Vanderbllt recommends benefit*. Salary plus commissions while Married preferred. (Apply In person at VOLVO — 19S4 learnl ng. Call 549-7587 evening! 7*7- CAMPERS..TRAVEL TRAILERS this opportunity. Bhow fine Princess 3510 for appointment. Scenic C&r Sales. Hwy. M, Highlands. '67 ALPINE $1995 '65 CHEVROLET $1795 MOTOR HOMES..MOBILE HOMES House- Decorator acceflsorles. Earn An equahopportunlty employer M/P Sport coupe, Impata, V6, fully 542-2279 "Norrla Gold Seal" "Open Road" rncome. Call 229-3570 or :ARPET MECHANIC'S HELPER -•• Convertible Rood-ster, 4,000 miles. exceptional Ixperien^cd. Call after 6 p.m. VOso'i l» told lrom new." equipped, power steering. Red, SALES.. RENTALS.;SUPPLJES 7U-fl75O EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- WAGON 1962 CHEVY II — Four new W LONG BRANCH 229-6660 7871882. Block vinyl. tire*. Fine buy. Atlantic Highlands Es- HAIRDRESSER -•- WiUl Manager - ERATOR — Looking for steady work so. First Ave., 291-2106. Sx3B KOZY TRAILER — Great bache- pcrator IKrfnies. Sleady work, good with overtime. Apply In person,. Kate !ARPENTERS — Report on ]on Coun- lor pad. Must be seen to be appreci- ilary. Days call 221-3022, evei., 222- Meta.1 Product*, 1-Catherln* St., Re ry Woods, Holmdel. (Opposite Park- •ttXAPWCE. $2295 '65 MUSTANG $1595 EXECUTIVE'CAR! OLDSMORILE 196S — Vista Cruiser. Bank. ay Kill 114). Nlne-pasBcnger wagon. Air condUlonlng. ated. Call 264-5254. Sport coupe, VI, fully equipped. -Two door hordtop, V«, fully Full power. "A"'c661. cool buy at $1895. •WANTED — Modern travel trailer be- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION RE KITCHEN HELP BUILDER and Installer. Experienced, Factory oir-condlHoned •quipped, power sleeping. McCARthy Chevrolet, 1SB First Ave., tween 16 and 20' long.. Must be In good S85 a week. 19 68 Good pay. Goad working conditions. Call 84241205 Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101. condition. Call 591-1174 alter 7 p.m. INDUSTRIAL Write Box V-III, Th« Dtllr RQIIster, IMtt fl ReJ B*nk. ERAMIG TILE HELPER — Eipirt- Huwniatlu, [acttiry air. >I?O' MONEY tfctillJ ConvertiblT e "6", fully equipped, TRACTOR " TRAILER OPERAtda' -- 842-1242. Sport sedan, V8/ fully equipped, Dork Green, Block Bucket Sears. - DOWN. Take over payments, or $13.60 Experience netessary; Apply In per- factory. olr-condllloned. IMPERIAL per week. MONMOUTH ' AUTO EX- JUNK CARS BOUGHT , son. NAPF1 TRUCKINQ CORP. MaU- CROWN HARDTOP CHANGE. 365 .Maple Ave. (RL 35) RN diploma required. wan. N.J. ' (More Classified Adi '65 CHEVROLET $1595 Ret! Bank. 747-3930. Twinbrook Auto Wrecking CAR WABHERB — MEN OVER 18. Shirt hours 4 p.m.-12 midnight. IMMEDIATE FULL TIME EMPLOY- $2095 Sockm, impaiU V8, fully, •quipped, AIR-CONDITIONED 19C6 OLDSMOBILE F— 85 —Station '66 FORD wafeon. Power steering, power brakes. Earontown 542-223? MENT. Lea.rn techniques of vacuuming, On The Next Page) Sport coups, LTD VJ, fully equipped power steering.- Fully Power Equipped V-R, automatic. Tinted glass. 29.000 Industrial (xpertencB preferred. •teaming, detailing, etc. Good wages. benefit!. Country Sudser Car Wtih, Dork blue wim wtilte vinyl roof, , ond Never Reglsterej original miles. H775 flrqj. Call 787-1595 Excellent fringe benefits. Ov&rtlnn power stMrtng. r ; ma-untnsrm~sinmmce. lddll '64 CHRYSLER $1495 MEN (90 TO »H0 AND UP Sedan, New Yarfier, fully equipped,, AUTO RENTALS GET CASH FOR, YOUR" FOREIGN — "Contact Mrs. Robinson, 671-3000 AMERICAN - .AND SPORTS CARS 4S men needed for recently opened power steering, power brakes. ... 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday branch. 1st and 2nd shift, Report '66 CHEVROLET $1995 AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., Hwy. for appointment 35, Eatontnwn. 542-2414. . " Mon. thru. Wed. at 10 a.m. s Maple Sport-coupe VI, impalo, fully Ave., Red Bank. •quipped, power steering. Yellow. SAVE $1500 LEASE A-NEW '64 CHEVROLET $1395 OUP""CORK MECHANIC — Truck equipment Sport sedan, Impala, VS, fully FORD MERCURY AUTO RENTALS Hwy. 35 Holmdel,.N. J, IMMEDIATE '66 CHEVROLET $1995 - ' equipped, power steering. MONMOUTrH An EquafcOpportmyUy Employor OR CONTINENTAL! TOM'S FORD MATURE WOMAN — To care for iwo CAR WASHERS—PART-TIME, WEEK Sport coupe V8, Impala, full/ pre-school chlldreff'lh my home. Re(- ENDS ONLY. Minimum ag> 11. Onl) OPENINGS •quipped, power steering. Wtiltev '63 PONTIAC $1195' CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTJTH ENGLISH MOTORS . RENT A CAR cronoes. Five days. Call 741-0060 or men condltiQned hard work need ap. Soorf coupe,"^orrnevllie, V8, fully ^ 747-1602 alter 6 p.m. II. JOQ RT. 36, EATONTOWN Ke»pt>r1 ply. Training In detalllnE. vuuumlns, equipped, power sieerlrvg, power Mapl. Ave. 747-4545 Red Bank BTENO CLERK TYPIST " steamlne, etc. , Country Sudssr Cti Stenographer. ° '66 MUSTANG .$1795 broke*. Experienced Wsily Rt aa, MlddUtonra. Sport coupe, VB# standard trens- ••.542-5500 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES -• Call a7-84OO METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANC1 Typists and. Clerks mlnlon, ppdlo, heeler, low mlleogt. AUTiOS FOR SALE APPLICATIONS, NOW BE1N0 ACCEPT- sales representative, 3 year tnalnlng '63 CHEVROLET $1195 ED—For* ladles'-"locker room attend- program. Ljber&l fringe , benefits. Sport coupe, Impata "6", fully , THE BOATMAN'S SHOP antfl. Good salary ant)'1 rki condi Equal opportunity, employer. 'M/F 1! : New Jersey's Lkrgest Marine Sfapply tlons. Contact Mr. Blair, 842-3111- Reckless PI.? Red Bank. Mr. Rtguil 35-HOUR WEEK '66 CHEVELLE $1895 equipped, power steering. - ' House. 21 Wharf Ave, Red Bank. 747.2200. _ After 5, 787-3686.. Convertible, Mallbu, V8, fully 741-5780 WAITRESS — Nights — Experienced. Apply in person Mermaid Diner, Hwy., PLUMBER — Experience preferred. • Excellent Opportunitiei equipped, power steering. 1C PLYWOOIV-With 35 h.p. outboard '65 FALCON $1395 Bob Ra go's 36, Leonardo. Frank Verange. lor'Advancerrienf and trailer. 16'molded vScjt King with • 741-7117. "6" itotlon.waaon, fullyr equipped, trailer. Four 40 h.p. outboards. Need CASHIER — Single, over. IB; -willing to ...... fully Guaranteed, work, Alter 5, Sat,, Sun., all day 812- mrS , TOhenas and. . nlihls Part- PART8 DEPARTMENT COUNTE g Fringt '66 CHEVROLET $1895 4176. •'•" ' '•' ' ' MAN Ganart^ -.Motors, cxperlenci time to atari. Apply, Community Thea' 1 Station wogon, Blscoynt, VI, TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE tre, Eatontown, . ^; prefecred. . F|ve-day. *eek. ' Compan BenVfiti''". * . "fully equipped. '64 FORD $1095 COLUMBIA YACHTS benefits Include -JtUllllb patrlarw, four-door sedan, fully The YACHT SHOP ' COUNTER GIRL — 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. forms and paid vacations. %Apply Ir 1184 Ocean Ave., 8ca Bright 842-1 Six says a week. Apply In person person at RUSSELL OLDSMODILE '66 CHEVELLE $1995 ' * equipped, fully guaranteed. 1967 DODGE EXECUTIVE CARS J Dunkln Donuts, S6fi Hwy. 33. Hlddle- CADILLAC CO., 100 Newman Spring! FURTHER ARROW ICE BOAT — Good slmpe. Rd., Red Bank. Ask for Parts Manager CALL Stotlon wagon, "6" Model "300". • MONACOS • POLARAS • DARTS Two sets runners. Call 741-M8B after Paul Ralph. ' fully •quipped, power steering. '63 CHEVROLET $995 7-,p.m. ' . , PARTS COUNTER MAN — Or ssils Bel Alri' four-door sedan, fully • 741-5050 HOUSEWIV|S tant Parts-Usn. 8alary.~|125 pliw pale equipped, fully guaranteed. UP TO $1500 OFF LIST PRICE NOW •-• vacation, hospltalizatlnn." Tom's Fon '66 CHEVELLE $1795 Fine opportunities for lncome~on a full Inc., 200 Hwy 35, Keyport. 2S4160O. OPEN 7 DAYS ' or part-time basis handling a prestige . Sedan "6" Mallbu, Fully equipped, '64 CADILLAC $2395 line ol finest cosmetics. Write J. Birch- power storing, Sedan DeVllle, fully equipped, _ 1968 DODGES FOITYOUR CONVENIENCE all, P.O. Box 788, Port Monmouth, or HELP WANTED — MALE HELP-WANTED - MALE factory olr-condltloncd, power win- TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OURcall 741-4343, 462-3377 or 774-1220. dows, power scat, cruise corvtr&l, '65 DODGE $1695 f leattier Interior, tmmacukrte. 1968 FULL PRICE MONTHLY'* PRE-SEASON. PRICES - BEAUTICIAN — Manager operator, Sport coupe Coronet "SOO". VB,' Fully guaranteed. BEFORE, YOU BUY - part-time. Bed Bank, oil Ml-8150 or Dart $2066 N 49.36 •'"'•" 175-11,1)6. . " 10 Ways McDpnald's Makes lull/ equipped, power steerins, COMPARE - '63 FORD ' $1295 O OFFICE BECRETA1VY - With typlrfg Coronet $2205 52.67 experience.,8:30 to' 4^30. Lons; Branch. Country Squire, V8, 9 passenger, N THE BOAT CENTER Coll 22S-0«16. „..,.- „ ., Your Career in Management 45 CHEVROLET $1695 fully equipped, power steering, oil 0 nd Polara $2435.36 E • ,58.17 75 White St;, Rod Bank. NURSES' AIDE -r Mature. 11 p.m. lo || Sport coupe, Impoia, V8( fully new tires. A-l p+iyslc ' a 741-1131 "' •quipped, power steering. Green mechanlpoL Fully guaranteed, , 7 a.m Two nights a week. Shrews- Personally Rewarding . AUTHORIZED r>EALER8*F0n bury Slanor Nursing llame. 741-2O5B. (TROJANS t JERSEY .SEA SKIFFS ' * USED CAR SPECIALS * TOUNO LADY — To work In Cash || Normal managamenf training 11 -12 to 14 monthi. Trsinta —MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM— ami Carry office.' Permanent position. | 42" r>CFB Chris Craft, repowered starting lalsry of $5,200 to $7,200, dtpsnding upon qualifi- '66 LINCOLN $3195 '66 CHRYSLER $2695 J 9,71)0 Apply Donald'! Laundry, 44 Marlon g — EASY CREDIT Keel Bank. NO MONEY DOWN Continental, fully oquipped, IV OWENS EXPRESS—Twin 183 h.p. cations. ^ New Yorker, air conditioned. ' - • SJQO pariod. air conditioned. COUNTER, GIRL — Experlented, lun- * Salary r»viaw bated upon evaluation during training EXPRESS—Twin-18) h.p: cheonette. Apply Village Superette, 14 On-the-job* and claisroom initruction. " "V . • * 8,000 Main' St., -Enlnliloilll.. »42-1^28. . '67 CADILLAC $5195 •65 T-BIRD $2095 n0' Itrcr> n\^K—Trunk cabin $ OOO • • Paid vacation. ' ' • - • " ' , .,, . WAITRESSES H r Hardtop, air conditioned, 28' TKOJA.N SEDAN—Flying BrlrlRC * Free life insurance. ' . - • I I Sedan DoVille, air conditionod. S 6,200 Weekends. Will tnln. OWENS EXPRESS-IR5 h.p. J 2,500 Csll 8420205. * • Group hoipitaliiation Including major madica!. LOW PAYMENT —FULL FINANCING 2P UIHRB—Open "kill, no h.p, S 850 SECRETARY — JTull llnter'Law plllce, I * Non-contributory profit sharing prograi^i. ' 14' BOSTON WHALER—35 Mercury. Payflhore. No le&al exrerlencfl neces- * Roaliitic Incentive program paid monthly. HOME OWNERS UP TO 5-YEARS TO PAY S 700 Hfiry. Secretarial experience preferred. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS INC. * Earning potonMal in five figures. - ' . MULAER Salary open. In reply slate age, educa- DeNorlnnndle Avo. (nil Rlvor Ril.l * Promotions'L based on ability. r - . Fair Ilaven , . 747-3010 tion and previous experience. Reply P.O ll()». 2t.fy \W± • '-•,.. For furthar information UlilL^ :,.x^^. TEL: TOWN & COUNTRY •sAv:cbTE'~ "MOTHERS IIELPKR — Sleip In or | HWY. 34 Tim Uquld Plastic COIIIIIB nl out. I^ve children, cooklnc. Trarmpor- . MR. SANDY RAPPAPORT Tim YACHT SHOP Ullon necpsnary, Itcferenrps. f^ftll 842-1 3410, 5:30 to 0 p.m. « ., 671-0925 from 9 a.m, to 4.30 p.m. Occnn Avr., Bra Hrlnlit S12-1B13 MATAWAK 566-8000 DODGE r JBTTEIIIIY fllHt't'-'-'W h.p. Evlnrude' WAltltE8a,WAN rail — EmwrleiiF Eoi-9505 from 7 p.ra. to 9,30 p.m. «0 MAIN ST 544-6100 MATAWAN !lrctrtc starter. Qood.,' condition. Cull Full time. Apply" In psrson, Bye's B18-S7W.. ^ Place, 7DA llonmouth St., Red flank. | COMHEKCUJL RENTALS wutmumm ROOMS March 1, 1968 HELP WANTED-M»k . Feri«l«HELP WANTED-M«U . Fwotk By III Keant pen AND UVESTOCK THE FAMILY CIRCUS OBRMiK «MtPH«RD PUfPBS roiuranntD orneii - AB utmtiM iv^UfTU: WOXLUJttA — fttH) l«i THE DAILY REGISTER AJiC registered, ielllnx cheap. Cell be- luppll&d. m per month, klnr U'zU'. tl; studio rooui, private/batri. TJUfe FULL TIME fore < p.m. tm-vm. undltioned. OOOW&ient to railroad UtUttles supplied. 2*1-8007. MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — «atton. c&li nT-zm'ot mqnir» in X)ak-, FURNISHED ROOM — Near HwT I HELP WANTED — MALE AKC registered. $75. silver. 10-5 p.m. and SL, Bed Bank. 1and 36. Palmer Ave., HolmdeL a AND 741-5877, after 5 p.m. )741-3388. WORE — 1200 sq. ft. Located In slx- 787-957!). " MECHANICS DACHSHUND UALB PUPPY — AKO •tor« shopping center, Bt. U, Middle- LAitUE FURNMHBD ItOOJt — Mfclnttna.nct and construction, michln- eglstered. Call - • town Twp. Lon» lease, available. M.ucb Wavtrly PL. Try and buildlngi. MactiinlsU, mill PART-TIME 842-1OS4 1st. Call 7B7-2OI!. " Red Bank. wrijthts, autft mcchiinlcB, electricians AKC BEAGLE PUPPIES—Two males. and other tradeB. Versatility detlrtble PRIVATE OFFICE — Utilities Paid. WIDOW la sixties wlihel female coi Interviewing for all grades. Reliable Shots and wormed. 8li weeks old. 145. ;75 a month. Telephone 747-2900= panlon to share home In Souths men who want permanent year-round HELP NEEDED Call 671-J5M. Evenings 7>l-<3«» Bergen County, References require fobs close to home. SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS — (Minia- Write P.O. Box M, Uldrllttown, N.n In our Produce and.Meats Departments. Experienced preferred ure collie puppies). Male, ' female. rwo SHOPS — Spring occupancy, OTTtt 264-8000 Wormfil, Inoculiitnl. AKC. M*-T??l); Apal getting for aulluues. Interior dec- .ratorrbouUqu* or offices. Old MUi, LOVELY ROOM for IMr «r itnOim ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Interviews Sunday from 2 to 4 at inlSH BETTEna — AKC. Beady to Jew Shrewsbury. M2-C93, MJ. DeVeth. appreciating tile* home. CoBVlnlei HWY. 35. KEYPORT, N. J. go Bt. Patrick's Day. Order early. private, reaaonable. 787-87T1. ATLANTIC FOOD CITY Only II lads and lassies. 747-6BO9. SINGLE furnished room, Mock fro LIQUOR STORE CLERK — Full time. HOUSES FOR RENT Broad and Honmbuth »tl. Par kit e«nd resume end salary desired tn Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury atntleman preferred. 74J-10CH. Box C-189, The Dally Register, Red REAL ESTATE FOR RENT TOO AND THREE-BBDROOM HOMEBATLANTIC MARINA HOTBIi — Bool But, - For rent or sale. $185 t» $l!0 a by day, week or month:- Rational FOR SALE APARTMENTS nontt, THE KUSWAN CO., KXAL- r«lM. in First Ave.. At!-aUS H!» PORTER HELP WANTED-Male • Female raKii, aeiioFd, ISI-MW. W. Keansimrg. lanSs. S61-UO64. Full time,- permanent employment THREE" ROOlii^And bath, furnished. 97-M00 Hazlet 584-7100. Company benefits. . . • FLOKAL DESIGNER — Must have ITEMS YOU NO LONGER All utilities included. Adults only. No ROOM FOR RENT Hospltallzatlon worked In flower ehop. Experienced NEED OR USE WILL... sets. 747-5S50. lENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY Inquire at SI Chestnut St., R Insurance only apply. Phone 477-5051. FURNIHHBD — Four rooms. No pets. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor Bank. Employee Discounts 15 Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands. J140 RED BANK — Attractive, nicely "PToTu-snafmg" '""" ~ per- month. UM!i!!c5 ln^l»4*fl - — - 480 OceU-ATl... BO. .Brlth nished-fesd.livlnfc- ream.- !*r!r»*e--Mo SITUATIONS WANTED . Female nv& 'SELECTION OF RENTALS — ern cooking. Woman preferred. 741-8! Apply Personnel Office, 9:30 a.m.-fl:30 SELL 3 BEACHFRONT — Four-raorn mod- ern ipartmenis, furnished. By the burnished and unfurnished. Immediate SINULE ROOMS — OIHA, etmrwub —J.m. Men, throufh Sat,.-- . CHILnrtKN nOAHDBD for workillK ccupincy. SAMUEL TH1ICHER AOEN- mothers. Day or week. Vicinity Shrews- 4 week. Available now. Ideal Beach. Call reasonable. Oentltman preferred. Sears, Roebuck and Co. 27I-S8M. ry, oceanport Ave., Oceanport. 642- bury Ave. fttifl Catherine St. 741-5856. 500. Wtllact St.. 7<1-M»2. qtrlH.. WOO Hwy. 35 Mlddletown FAST WATERFRONT — Beautiful furnished YOUNO WOMAN lo share apartm* DAY'S WORK WANTED — Also baby, W5 to (250 Per Month An equal opportunity employer sll Call 747-3O8S or three-room apartments. T.V, Included. THE BEnG AGENCY with same. Own room. $St rtontn. C MAN — Over 16, for lawn malnte. 741-7551. WITH A QUICK ACTION Weekly, monthly, Nautilus Apartment L 3S Mlddleto#n 74J-7S34. nanc« assistance. Call after «. 741 Motel, 842-0303, Bea Bright 071-1000 2184. •• EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Excel- LOW-COST TWO-BOOM EFFICIENCY APART- lent experience, reliable and resource, MENT — tiled balh, tiled kitchen. »ORT MONMOUTH — Six-room house. GARAGES FOR RENT ful. Write Box C-1BO, The Dally Reg- DAILY REGISTER T.V. Winter rates. Leonardo Motel, T4 Two bedrooms. Newly decorated. $150 AUTO MECHANIC ister, Red Bank. , Hwy. 36, Leonardo. 591-3614. -. )lus utilities. Call 7B7-2O42 or 787-4683. WANTED TO RENT — daratt IB t EXPERIENCED MOTHER will give "I'm waiting for Jeffy to come out. Ho nuRNISHED HOUSE — Three bed- vicinity of Rumitm. For •iuipme Ratcllffe Pontlao, M8 Broadway, Lorn 1 PORT MONMOUTH — Hwy. 36 Mod- ooma, garage. Racetrack season. Call Call »4»-23«8. 1 your baby tender loving care in my FAMILY AD ern three-room apartment, all electric. Branch, Is looking for an experience!, home while you work, 542-0259. couldn't read the signs so I told htm 22-7742. auto mechanic. Top ^salary, uniforms 3 LINES - 5 DAYS $85 per month plus utilities. 787-9139, 'pension^ plan, paid vacation, usua BOOKKEEPER —. Part-time. 10-2, Lin- which one to go into." after « p.m. 545-0839, 254-3033. 'WO-BEDROOM HOUSE — Nice REAL ESTATE KM IAU holidays, hoBpltallziitlon fcnd majoi croft, Ited Bank. Shr«w«bury. Call 741- FOR- $ letgbborhood, Little Silver. Convenient medical Pleasant working condition* 3002. LONG BRANCH ) everything. $1W month. Call RED- HOUSES FOR SALE Nc«. building this year. A creation JUST 2.00 FOR SALE FOR SALE EN AGENCY, 741-9100. After 5, 741- HAZLET AMEA — Will mind . your RED BANK 480. portunity lor someone. Call Mr.^ Em children in my home. Playroom, yard, moos, 222-3225. Available for Merchandise Tot Rale on! OARAOE CLEARANCE BALE—Free*- OARDEN APARTMENTS 'HREE-BBDROOM SPLIT — Fur- eoort lunchM. 284-7023. Article mint originate from a housefu er chest, power.mower, 28"blkes, sleds SAWS SHARPENED FURNISHED ilshed or uhfurnlshed. Immediate oc. BREEZY POINT NURSE — Will care for elderly per and may- not exceed a sale pnci doll carriage and cribs. <71-&o40. It'i safer and mor* efficient to u«ft a S',4 ROOMS $135 :uparcy. For Inlormatlon call 671-2M8 at Little luver YOUNG MAN. -— For temporary (50.00 per article. (H ROOMS $155 1 son In my home. Call Price MUST be advertised. Each tdi 9x12 OLIVE OREF.N RUG — With sharp saw blade or hand BHW. Y«a, we tlon, Mar. 15th to Novi 1st. Salary , . M4-OJ43.. oharpen both. Or ielict a new blade «% RODMB $l«0 RED BANK — filx Tooms, furnished. Jit* Mr week plul.s8orn« collere and tlonal line 11.00. Mo copy changes mi padding, 100% wool, *85. Call after 5, from our large stock &< wood, metal UNFURNISHED. Excellent location, near schools, bus. NEW HOMES RELIABLE WOMAN — Wishes t« Ullt be ms.de and no discounts or retun 787-6754. occupancy March 24. $l«0. Call 741- custom bunt ttimun . an Interest In growing thing! helpful. will be made U an Is canceim befo or i tone cutting blade*. JH ROOMS $110 1 Writ. BM Q-l«. Th. Dally Ketfster, car« of children In htr home. Will alto ROUND WALNUT COFFEE TABLE. ,4i» ROOMS $135 J234 after 6 p.m. (Iei Appointed DelalU' Hoard It desired. Oil TB—Three Urge MBATBliW ble Beautyrest,' extra firm. Excellent Phllco. Ten years OI&M35. rooms. First floor unfurnished. All utili- rVANTED TO RENT—Nice house in (Near T Bridie i) JR. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $50. 284-2084 alter 4. 842-34M. ties Included. $125. No pets. 2(1-0810. Keansburg. For a .nice family of two Little aifVt Bom# ABCountins education said ichool-age boys, mother and father. 74.1-1DOO -perlence required. Evening nchnol *tii' 741-6900 V.M. .STEREO TAPE BET — Mutlple LESLIE SPEAKER'— For Oonn or SERVICE STATION — IV Isals. H«w upcalterji, ell accessaries end spe«d THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. Lo " .11 7B7-7325. dent acceptable. Plpa-iant working con- Shrewsbury. Modern two-bay Colonial 24-Hour Sarvlca slmillar -organ, one-year-old. Call S72- cation on Hwy. », Holmdel. 264-IDG5 dltioni, excellent fringe bcncflta. Appl: pulse prerecorded stereo tapes. Cost 'WO-CAR OARAGE, barn or outbulld- ooiistructluu, Major brand. Excellent USED PUNOS AND OROANB fro $430, sale $180. Victoria, three-speed, 1680. or 671-1518, ng to" hold club rneeltrlBS. NoUlInK (Mort Cltulfltd Adg Personnel office. Mon, Uirough Frl. B opportunity for the right man. Call GT5-US. Piano bought. Bold, repalrei ».m. through 12 noon. 0506. Evenings 031-4306. $25. Rumson, 842-1117 after (^ SYCAMORE GREENS SPECIALS I RED BANK — Three room apartment. ancy, privacy a "must." Becluded moved. By appointment-Freehold Musi Fine quality contemporary bedroom Unfurnished. Newly decorated. Second irea preferred. Call 842-4889 after 7ji.m. LILY-TULIP CUP CORP. WILL BUY, RENT OR LEABE - Oat Center, 46J-4730 BRIDES' GOWNS — *30 up. BrldeL ! On Th« Next P*(t) malda' gown, 110 up. Tulle 25o yd. Lace anil!) $295. Solid maple kneehola desk floor. 157 Hudson Ave. Rod Bank. 'HREE-REDROOM HOUSE — Would Hwy. 33 Holrhdel, K. J, station or garage In Red Bank area, TYPEWRITERS, ADDING maohln $32,50. Oak sideboard H5. Carved Chi- >refer Shrewsbury area b,ut will accept 5(2-0225. 60c yd. Call 787-7889. BELFORD, —* Two rooms and bath. An equal opportunity employer All makes new or used. Guarantei nese tables, solid teakwood, $85. Sec- Furnished and all utilities Included. ny nice area. Call 747-5568. KENNEL MAN AND NIOHT WATCH- WIBH1NQ TO BUY SMALL OIL COM Ix> at 125. Serplco's, 101 Monmoir O.K. WASHER - - S30. retary desk $69. Solid maple credenza Call 787-3024 after 4 p.m. - COMMERCIAL RENTALS MAN — .Part-time. Work Bun. and Bun. St. Next to theater. 747-W85. Call china closet $89. Solid maple hutch VB HAVE an overflow of bona fide PANY — In. Monmouth County. ' FURNISHED APARTMENT — Third >rospects looking for twD or four bed- night. Elderly man preferred. Apply In cabinet 8120. Rare china, glassware ooms. Call us tor fast action to have S42-922S MANUPACTURER'B FACTORY HP: and brIM-brso, Sycamore Ave., Little floor. Private entrance* LlvlntT room, person, Comb's Animal Hoifdtal, CIAL—Dinette sets, table with leaf a PORTABLE DISHWASHER — 190. Ex- bedroom, kitchen, bath. Adults only. 'our home rented. THE BERQ AQEN-i thllwiburr Ave., Shrewsbury. EXCEPTIONAL tour chairs 130.05 while Uiey 1a cellent condition. Call Bllvftf. No Fell. $110 per mo. IMM3t. 3Y, Rt. M, MIJdl«ti>wn. 671-10O0, DISTINGUISHED BOT WANTED — For upholstery shop, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Baron Discount Dinettes, 1874 Hwy. 35 642-8451. AIR CONDITIONER — 8,000 BTU, JOUSE OR OARAGE APARTMENT— fterrnanent position. Must have driver's Mlddletown. (Oppoaitt Klnney Baoei 8CALS — Commercial type, heavy automatic thermostat. Used one sea- Vanted for young cnupln. No. children HOtnu. M. BILBBMTEIN, 21 Meohanlc Jug Handle.) NOW RENTING pr pets. Call 842-0607 or 741-9423. OFFICE . It, R«J Bank. SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE AND duty, platform on wheels, portable to son. Must sell. $60. Call 787-7728. EXCLUSIVE DAIRY QUEEN FRAN- "libs, etc. 138. 18T-«m BPECIALB AT RUSCIL'S — Studio SPACf. -VAN—©VBR--31—.-- MechinlcAllJf.. In-. CHISES AVAILABLE IH MONMOUTH RENT A TV TWO TELEVISIONS-,^ Zenith. much •22:50, g»s range A-l $49.50, FURNISHED ROOMS ellned, to work on Brunswick auto- COUNTY. Color or black anrl whltft. Day, wee) Call Oil? rug $10.50, trunk A-l $7.00. $9.50 Rivetview Towers Located In c'enUir M JJej iu matic pin Miter.!. Call H7-2I16 for de- Newest and completely modern build- or month. Low rates. BATSHORE T\ ings and facllltlei. Earnings potential 291-04M. $12 SO. Upright piano $125, French style 'RIVATE ROOM — With bath. First business district tail*. 38 Church Bt., Keansburg. 787-4400. vanity $29.50, Cheval mirror $49, five- loor. private entrance. Gentleman pre- All these features provide!: MAN — To l«tn auto and general 120,000 plus for right party. HI FI CONSOLE — Excellent Sound, piece kitchen set 116.55, high chair 28 Riverside Av»., • contrml air tondltlonlni MINIMUM CASH REQUIRED ({5,000 HAY FOR SALE di adjusting $95. Call erred. 747-1041. After 8 p.m. 0(6-84(1. - glass work. Permanent position. Apply Call 191-3241 after S p.m. Call $5.75, large oil heater JM, painted • Belt service elevator ^ATLANTIC OIJAW OO,, U Uncle Av«,, • 842-4875 nigh! table S3,50, walnut chut $19,80, Red Bank, N.Jo RED BANK — NeWly decorated. Prl- • private parking spacs Red Bank. TAVERN — Kitchen w pitta ovta TYPEWRITER. •— Koyal Maglo.iJ luggage. $ii$o ana up, More and more,. /ate entftinco. ratuiiB, i«l**l -luo&tl&»; • Oom|U«lt rtnlUrlU airrics RUSCIL'S, 25 "E. Front St., Red Bank: " 74WJT5, • Individual tbsrmostaUtally coi SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced Complete. WOMEN'S SWIM SUITS office desk type, latie print; Used 11 STORY LUXUftT AP¥. BUttDINO — trolled heat '.- 787-9703 Excess stock, all tltet, 1T.6D. Retail very lltttle. Clean. WO, 787-H180. 741-1803. . ON THE BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY RED BANK — Large, newly deco- Apply In perioh. Matawan Diner: Hwy rated. Private entrance. Parking. Con- • Wall-to-wall carpeting 34, Matatvan. MBAT AND GROCERY STORE — For to *26. 29HW10. WORLD WAR n SOUVENIRS — Bayo- (NAVESINK) RIVER FEATURING Call for appointment to Iniptet rent or'sale, fully equipped. Meal spot ALUMINUM SIDING ... Beautifully furnished lobby renlent location. 741-1184. ATTENTION - Flreliousea and elul nets, Italian Steyr-Model M. ' ... Heated swimming pool for delicatessen. Call HHTw alter 6 500 wood folding chairs, SI.25 ea., di Contractor has Alooa Aluminum left 8420363 JOVELY ROOM — Nicely furnished. 747-1100 p.m. -~» en loll only. Wood folding tablet, over from development.- Half Price .,, sauna baths Private entrance. Close to town. 17 E. DRAFTSMEN long 33" wide, (9.00 ea., card tttblei Sale. 1,000 an. ft. M99 completely In. MO VINO TO FLORIDA — Colonial ... Marina Jergen PI., Red Bank. 8(2-3756. 54 Broad It. Red tit BB YOUR OWN BOBS stalled. No money down. • Call collect: dining room table and four chain, .,, Central' air conditioning _„ -JF»rt-undirriJ»ln.-Mint!* Mll«, 11.00 ea. Call 717-2706. ,,. 24 hour doorman service fgsanss jininwa HOME BBg9R^_^.J_J_^i.i.JWiy hutoh, Like new, $150. Majnafflx, »tw± Carnival Bar Ice Cream OorS PKSBZE — rt«" iS du. II.UIXS it R, laioiilsi, nx weeki oia, $200. Day; f ii Jnaoor pailtlnF~I«iagB '-•'•-'-- AMRTMENT3 APARTMlNTS Heel ant nuchlne (leOitn. Retrlgerator, B cu. ft. Oaa rtnjc, 4: WIG —• Beautiful" ash' "blond human .,. Balconies with river vlsw hair. From Gormany. .$30. Case In- etrorn dinette aeu three months old, Retrlgerator and dishwasher APPLY IN PBRSON '• Good condition. 229-9365. eluded Call 747-4J9& $70. Threepiece bedroom set, $50. End INSTRUCTION ANTIQUE SHOP -— Clothet tree tables, coffee table, S25. Frost-tree re- •LBCTRONIO A881STAN0E CORP. oil lamps' *1.50, etc. 78t-!«36. 117 Mr POLAROID LAND CAMERA — Extra frigerator, excellent condition, $100. Ar- by Frigidaire Vl Brtds> Ave. Red Bank FREE CAREER TEST St., Port Monmouth. Open 12-5. large, built-in flash. Used very little tificial fireplace. Singer factory-type MAN TO RUN small tractor And com $40. 7876180. sewing machine. Call 741-8517. bine tor lawn eervlee. Mechanically In- — computer programming tha profet- RENTING OFFICE 1 slon for you? Take the free ECPI FIRESALE — Largo stock of summer TWO'METEH HAM STATION — BC tllned. Clean driving rword. Prefer and. winter clothes, Junior and Ladles' 34B receiver, with AMECO convertor, 36 RIVERSIDE AVE. over SI, married, Call Mr. COleman Career Teit. call 542-2100 or vltlt ECPI HAMILTONIAN at Ms Monmouth Park Hwy., W. Lung HAMMOND sizes. Men's suits, slacks, shirts and aro 5 transmitter, and modulator. 8 •M-OBM. Branch. sport coats, all sizes. 157 New Mon- element Telrex beam, coaxial cable RED BANK, N. J. HELPERS WANTED — For local mov- mouth Rd., New Monmouth, 13 noon and other parts.'Call 842-3854. ing work. Permanent poBlllon, steady HYPNOSIS AND BELF-HYPNOSIr) to 7 p.m. Telephone 671-1068. (Rear work, Apply to Albert Burdge A Bom, New classes starting Feb. It and 22. ORGAN Entrance.) • Rtgtster now. 24B-0O48. BEST TOP SOIL . PHONE 741-1732 at Shrewsbury Inc., 24 Clay St., Red Bank. 741-0894. OF ASBURY PARK GARAGE SALE — Miscellaneous aood fill dirt, blue stone, -road gravel, PLUMBERS- — With car and tools, ENROLL NOW household Hems and tools. Must sell- sand, etc. Bulldozing and backhoe eer. OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Corner n! MilnSt A Ualllton Art, KolnK to Europe. Vu'yotfevlcli; 24 Sail vler. Erktl's Trucking, MnrsinvlUo, 501 Off Shrewjbury Av«., Shrewsbury Twp.,,N, J. .. flood pay. steady WbMK Cull 2IU16I7 97OT. • . IOLU»EL> MONDAYS) KiiNtAL MOR. or ?B7-IS19. IBM ors Way, Rumson. 747-5852. MR. ROY • Keypunch THI LAROEST ORQAN AND PIAH DRIVERS WANTED^— For local mnv- DISPLAY m THK SHORE ARIA WROUGHT IRON ESTATE GATE — OARAQE SALE — Moving. Sleds, Ice RED BANK — Cannon Point Village Computer Programming skates, children's clothing, household Int work. Must have prior experience • Office Automation Fits 10' opening. MaXe offer, Anytime, Garden Apartments. 239 Spring St.— I- and 2-Bedroom Apts. From loading vans. Permanent position. Day or evening CI&BSM — Fret (lac* Open dally '111 I p.m. Sit 'til • p.m. 531-381B. items, records. now U Ui tress and headboard, $30. Two coffee large rooms and bath. Centrally h> partment! local ofrice for more In- ELMAR CERAMICS — Classes day or Ume. Add-On Pools. 1400 Uwy, 35. Mil tables 115 arH"T7." Two milking stools, All In excellent condition. 741-3305. formatl'jn. The address. Is Federal night. Full supply ureenware, paints, eated. All utilities Included. Private DIRECTIONS. Soutli on Rpul« J5 »o Shrswi dletown, 671-O80B. ••-' IS? Portable-liquor cabinet $15. Maple' FRENCH PROVINCIAL, - Antique entrance. Ideal for business couple: Bldr, Room 417, 403 B. State' St., brushee. Plrlhg. 54I.0IS2 or 222-42M. right ontoo Shrewibury Av», to Barlcar Av».| laftSiS Trenton. N.I. 06608. Phone <60C) 6»»- OUITAK^-"Callfornlan" sunburst, ti bench $10. Two casual ehairs $10. white dresser, excellent condition, $30. $120 month. Adults only. No p*u. 747- 3J82. TAKE U.S. COAST OUARD Auxllary plckupa, swaybar, mute, new Gretn Three maple chairs $30. Modern end Large mirror, perfect, approximately tonitn ... OR ... Wtit an Ntwmtn Sprlngi M, t» Flotilla BS basic seamanehlp 10-week flatwound strings^ case and cover. Ask- table $8. Maple lamp table $20. 741- 3x5, $30, -white cprnfr. dresser, $15. course. Btarla March IB, S p.m. Em- 2205. 114 Leedsvllle Dr., Llncroft. SUBLET — Two-bedroom garden apart- Jjhrewibury Ave.; Ult to Itrktr Av».; right t« Hlfnlltonltfi. •AI.SS-1NBIDE — Want alert awres- ing WO. Will take a reasonable offer, Large washstand, ftS, man's chest, an- ment. Hot water, heat, air conditioned, m •We person capable of giving service to presa "Motel, Asbury Park. • phone «H- 741-8793 after t p.m. JHNETTE SET — Blond, mahogany tique red, $20. Olive green small serv- tree pool, $139 a month, call 586- . 542-SU0 customers and promoting; sales. Must 2104 or 223-30M. pedestal table, leaf and pad. Four er, $5, six pairs of oft>whlte Casement 6781. have similar experience and preferably USED BRICK - I beams, used bull! leather upholstered side chairs, $50., fabric, Spanish fringe, draperies, $60. in building material! dealing with dls- Ing material, etc. We may have wha 842-3413. 63" long. 842-321:. , WOMAN — Wishes another woman to . tributors. and contractors. Apply Atoo MERCHANDISE you need. Delivered. 322-SOOO. Mr. Mac share an apartment In Red Bank er At- Ceramics, H»y. 35, Kcyport. OHBBN LAWSON LOVESEAT — Two CHAMBERS WALL OVEN — And lantic Highlands. Joyce, 747-1408. FOR SALE PIANO — Spinet. Konler * campbel brown club chain, slipcovers, tables countertop ' range. 13%' of stained HAIRDRESSER WANTED — Tinas Very good condition. (390. Call ana lunps. U of original price. Co- birch cabinets. 747-1546. ' PORT MONMOUTH — Thre« urge Beauty. Salon, 33B Cookrnan Ave., Ai' 5ARPET - S%v» money, buy direct. 291-1373 lonial orosftbuck ' Might door, 38x79x rooms.. Unfurnished. 190, 'all utilities bury Park. 775-loao. Up to SO* off: Free shop W home IV, 110. 741-8288. Included. Call 7J7-S477. . lervlce, Call Paul Ktldaen. 46J-KM, WBDUEWOOD QAS 8TOVB — Sepa- MERCHANDISE WANTED LICBNSEn RKAL ESTATE SALES- rate oven, broiler and griddle. $30. Call KBANSBURO — Five-rooms complete PERSON For progressive office. Ex- SINGER ZIO ZAO . 741:3838. TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT ly redecorated. Near bus 41ne. Chil- Repossessed, Makes buttonholes, rncno- COLLECTOR — Wants old toy train* dren, yesj Pets, no. Security required. •cellGnt opportunity for live wire. RAY SLIGHTLY USED GASOLINE engl I'm making last offer for almost $300 any condition. Pay cash or will trade. Immediate occupancy. 787*1385. ST1LLSIAN, Realtor, MS Hwy. 39, grams, hems, twin needle. Needs no driven generator. Also Chrystoti < worth of "like new" photoBraphlo H.O., 0S7, 0, standard gauge. 774-3710. Shrewsbury.'741-8600. ' •"-'-an Balance WOO or material. Take everything for only RED BANK — Lovely one-room er. burner with U h,p. motor and startej $1T5. Camera, telephoto lens, enlarge*, ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toys, fur- Bolh_J—phM» A(Liio*er—116 toll, « ? flclency apartment Woman preferred. HE3ttnmTA'rB*8ALl!lS=IlireelI6rit op- DEPT.—•'— J lenses, paper, trays, " ' - •• • nlte,jhLnaJ_na!nUnBS,jtMU»n, coins. Co.ll_Jil=8m oitunl»-inrf»itTB««tYtl»t a irersnn-UnllmUll i ll^fiU2Allk HlMlnr, fl»M«s,, Oemd orf fflnlni : ted ekrnlncV and excellent working OBtmB-nrriip-'TriL-ES;'iniIel7"crtalfi: Toorn—pleces-^Copper -Kettle—Antiques, KlClFiHANK -—"•WMiTfrerltr Kour-ruuHt adding maomnes, typewriters, office DINING -ROOM BET — 10 piece. Oakhurst 531-18W or .22B-0692. apartment; ~QuleL Hature persons. No conditions Call lor Interview, E. A; equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New MOTHER'S BPECtAL^-Save steps e Couch, chair. Top'condition. Two rugs. pets. 741-9029. Armstrong Agency; Realtors, MB Proa* ery day. Custorri-bullt laundry chute. Call 5424257. TKNOR BANJO WANTED - Will pay pert Ave., Little' Silver, 711-4500. Less room.-Uun a wall hamper. Com high price for good lenor banjo. Call EAST' KEANSSUfia — Four rooms, pletely Installed. Only HO.50. 284-7108 unfurnished. Hot-water supplied, $W SHOE SALESMAN — Red Bank. Sal- FIREPLACE WDOD Hay, atrawj DINING ROOM CEILING LIOHT FIX- '284:5527. ary plus commission. Excellent oppor- rin.EifUAi*-iu wuuu — May, straw; TURE — Danish Modern'. Reasonable. month plus one month's security. Call mulch hay.. Sawdust lor mulch ind CARRIAGE, CAR BED AND 8TRO T41-O020. WANTED — Silver certificates. liter 5:30 p.m. 787-2491. tunity for advancement as manager. bedding, tumi LER combination. Very good eondttlol Call, for best quots. Group Major Medical including dental Blue leather. 125. 942.6739. , 1987 APACHE RAMADA CAMPER — 787-0395 - KING JAME8 APARTMENTS - Val JEU>QBd UNPAINTED FURNITURE Sleep! eight Sink, stove, refrigerator. ley Drive, Route 38, Atlantic Highlands. An equal opportunity employer. ANTIQUES Ogee-Clock, Llmogtl -Never-been..used.. Best offer. .Can bB ALUMINUM CANOE Three miles from Sandy Hook .state RIVER & SURF ON OUR 2nd"* 3rd FLOORS china, glassware, cutlery, bric-a-brac seen on Sundays only. 10 StBven Ave., 18 or 18'. Reasonable Park, on« • and two-bedroom units. UNSKILLED. HELP — Borne Job! pay 735-7276 after 6 p.m. Call 881-6748 Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming good Incentive rates after short, train- Largest stock on the New Jersey Shore New Shrewsbury. and at 21% off manufacturer's list tor FOUR-PIECE SECTIONAL—Red lati, .TRAILER WANTED — Utility or boat, pool and recreation area. Patio or bal- Int. Hospltallzatlon, pall holidays and. oath and carry. Alto chairs galore. CARHARTT BROWN OVERALL — cony, each'unit. Rent from $132, In* other benefits. Apply Atco Ceramics, Pleate tton in. built-in'chd table.>-lH years old. Ex- {7.85. Jacket! $10.95. Dungareee $6.91. tws or four wheels, rack,- etc. What eluding heat and hot water. 291-0770. Hwy. 35, Keyport, . ellent condition. $150. Call , after have you? Must be a bargtitn. 7B7-61B0. RED BANK LUMBER 787-6754. COHEN'S Department Store, Shrews- PART-TIMEI PROOFREADER — Ex- bury Ave., opposite River St. School. WANTED — Used ceramic kiln. Good SEA BRIGHT GLUB Rerjenced. _F_or-"on call" or ''sLunrlby" Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741H5OO EARLY AMERICAN TELEVISION We carry a full line of Work' Clothes condition. Call LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS Dials to fill In during vacations and NORGE — 14 cu. ft. refrlserntor, olive Evening gowns, sliie 9 and 12. Can b id Work Shoes. — - -- 747-1627. , -- •- \1»)1 Oceui Avetiu* •lck leave. Pleuant worklpr conditions. green, rroHt:rree, top and bottom, livo 'URiTd for bridesmaids or prorn* • Lltlli 18 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER -r- Magnificent all electric one bedroom months old. «200. flail attor 4, 787-M86. girl's dreHRCs, size 2 and 4. Ever WANTED — live-gallon, clean wine apartments. Centrally air conditioned. ^APARTMENTS • MARINA . Pastime muitt state hours available In excellent working condition. $85 barrel. Call after 5 p.m. DlahwOsflher*, (iliiHwais. - combination ahd hourly rate oxpectcd. Write Box thing A-l condition. Call 711-527R. 842-1184. 717-4080 V-12S The Bally Register, Red Bank. OUITAR AMPLIFIER—Ampcg Oemlnl clothes waahfera and dryers. Private (iormtriy Himiltenlan at Monmeuth laaeh) -one dolly and cover. Ilkc-new. Big dls- REFRIGERATOR FREEZER — FrOII STEINWAY 8PINBT PIANO — Like ANTIQUES — Paintings, N. 3. Atlak, swimming pool, beach, boardwalk and POSITIONS NOW OPEN at the Nave- count, private. 664-7033 evenings. free. Works perfectly. Some extras 1 parking. All electricity Included. Rentals eluded. WO. 787-5340; . new. Cost $1750. Sacrificing at $1200. Estates - purchaser] and appraised. 74T- of ftlJW-tlOS. Superintendent's Apartment Monmeuth Bitch, N.J. link Country Club for wftlters and FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING • 747-8389. 2003: The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 Broad n or telephone. Waitresses; Full or parMlme. Good OOWN — Bridesmaid dresses and all St- Shrewsbury.- •alary and working conditions. Will lg tfi WELDERS' CAPS — small-peak, can- .ccessorlca with Individual personal Rer- tor, $8. HO train platform, $8. Musi OOOD PIANO WANTED - Stclnway 741-015 Modem marina faclHtles orv available wtilcti can berth boon up ta A) (:30 p.m., Thurs., Sat. 12-B p.m., homes. Additions. Alterations. Ga- TWO BTBP TABLES — And on» cof- E. Front Bt:, Red Bank. 747-3834. Adults. $100 monthly. 741-1401. Eocti Hip has electricity ahd water, and ftiere aw connection* for ttlt Bun. 2-8 p.m. We buy-scll-trade any- rafros. Roofs, call 741-330:). fee table, Blonde, Formica tops, $25. TWO Oil THItEE BEDROOM fur. phono service. Atttitwoh oportmenl tenantB and foritlir illp' uMrs h thing of value.' Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng 741-2S1R. O.ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — 13 weeks old. Shots. AKC registered. $S0. nlshetl apartment. $125, all utilities, a pnoilry, ttiere will be a limited number oMIlpi ovqlloblt for Hit HARPHINTEIY — Aildltlona, pnnclinB, INSULATED WOrtK OLOVE3 — Duck- Private CIHrnncH. Call 222-3095. Ing leasun. . . ; Asphalt Paving stepn, sltUiwalkB, patlns. odri jobs. Bxpertly on braided nylon 11.50 a »Uin or llorsphlilc, I2.H8, COHEN'S De- Call 071-5820. Reasonable rales. »42-438), 717-23M. strand. Sterling clnsjis from 75c. partment Btore, Shrewsbury Ave, Op- KKttltY BLUE TERRIER PUP—AKC. MATAWAN BOROUCM — 3',4 and 4'A GENERAL ASPHALTnPAVINO INfi REUSBILLES',, . 30 Broad St., ReJ 1 room Air conditioned garden apiut- Blacktop driveways and parking lots. MOVING & STORAGE Bank. |)O3lle Klver St School. Open unit Nine weeks. No nheiUHng Home bred. ments from $110 nio. (not rent) for Call for free estimates. 232-1268. I pm, Reasonable. 548-11301.'' April or May occupancy. Private RIVER & SURF CLUB Bought or Restyled Plumbing and Heating lAIll) TO FIND? We carry Indies' UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES — AKC swim club, MARC HAMPTON ATTQ., imiHKles, underslilrts, built-up slips, reRlstered German Shepherd puppies. Matawan Ave., between Ravine Dr. Trie dpb often a loroe fre* woter pool wllfi a llteouord In s4ason. I Let us buy the diamond! you don't seersucker downs, etc. COHEN'S De- For more Information call 741-8762 or and Aberdeen Rd. Phono 5fi6-70ty PLUMBINO — Heating and bathroom inrttnent Btore, Bhrewabury Avo. 787-1602. Caoo.no building II ovrjlloble. We orso hove • two private itrttthei o wear or lei ui rrslyls them for you NCEL remodeling ocearlront beach, ogoln with a lifeguard In leoeon. surf fishing and flsn Personally. RciUBlllea', 38 Broad Bt. MOVERS • Sims WBS CORRISAN'S KITCHEN SET — WnTnTit Rrnin. For- OLD ENOLI8H SIIEEPDOf) — Now In COMMERCIAL RENTALS Ing. from a |etry ore on • the Club'3 private beaefcH. Club roomi for bolt Draperies Safe Moving with " mica Inble, lilnclt tuliular metal less, Roiith Jersey, punn reaily to go, Cham- adults and teens are available and will be furnished aitd equipped, A few 127 Oakland St., Red Jlunk .T*7-210C ,Ttlx4S plus lenr. FAur nmtdilng chairs. pion background. 038-5845. DESIRABLE RIVER MIONT sultc-on outside members will be ocacnted. Cull JlVlliOJl) Mltfr S p.m. Uplintntfring Draiiorirn, National Mover OEIIMAN BIIEPIIEnnn Alta Tm fe- first Door In the Tuller Rulldlni, Ca Now Furniture, HertHprearln, Roofing, Siding & Insulation 747-2440. Slipcovers, Roils, 1'Ymm Rubber. ' FLORIDA and All Points USA fVnilU MOTOilH — Two. 2 h p, mnlrR, 11 .weekn, blftclt and sable, nil Custom Or Ready Made ..Ensel Brothers 741-2211 750 RPM, slriRlo phnsc. 115/3.10 vnlt iliotu, pi\por trnlnpd, ctiWmpion stock. 3100 R(j.- rr. LIGHT manufacturlnr Directions From Red Bank, ton' on Rumson Ave, (Rtt. J») lo Ocsai OLSION CO. INC. Roofing, siding A In original, factory cartorut. $85. en. 'M-imt or 204-M34. ^ loft t^r lease. t Call * Ave., ftimce right to pork Road In MonmOuin «soth. end) complete. Cliaae lounge $49. bo taken. Como discuss your canine- tract use for further Information. THE PROWN'S Office ilc»k $11). Illiln-a-bed $«9. Clothes pet problems with our members at 205 DOWITRA AOENCY. 741.«70O. t/iU Bvnllahln^.f^r lilcat tlroi.t ,iml Dbcornlinfi treo Jl.75, Vnnlly $12,00, Nallonivl, aen- w. Front St.. tied Hank. For further RESIDENT MANAGER ; wiy shows.nnd Major SnurU Evcnli. 51 itit».il Bt. • lltd liatik .f4l-IMK) hl«s from llllli to 1045," 'Alo'ca. of- luf.»'mallon, rail,732-874!) or 787-7OM. MHD10AL SUITB t~ ConslStlni Of i™_Monincm£l^ si ,_/t«il [innk. flcoilesk $40. More and More. nils. 758..»n..ft Mmirrfn rjlflrn hitllillni n««t Painting and noOKlNd SPECIAL CHOCOLATE MINIATURE POODLE to First Merchants Banh, 25 Reckless ppn l''nlly Insured. V.ot fros CIL'tl, a E. Front St., Rod Bank. 741- PI., Ited Bank. Call 747-3730, between Apartment 48 JExtcrmlnallriE and Termiics" 1(10 sq. ft. at neon Inlmr and ill 1003. , . > , ,. at stud In hlnck And brown bitches only. estlrnktes. tail 747-3011. material Ini'lndpi) 1(1 vpur wnrrnnlv. Line bred on Champions, Bound, KOod 8 and ». ten liANirriojtMiTicVibNfndiT^ "ftOBDRT B. KARWBliL ~* Alto free »lim>te. Aluminum tliilnir, EXPBHIMENTEn'B "iPKOlMi^Tenli KmoJCaraeni: Aiior e, 'Mi-Od* SBPARATB niJILDINO FOR LEA8B— «w ralen, frco esllmatet; lluslneis. 1'nlntlng A Decorating gutlers *nd lemiers. 787-7074 or 787- Industrial, r|e. LltM 41-3360.' will deal. Call 8-8 M«., ;tl-3S70. manufacturing, call 747-1100. BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES Ff» SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOE SAtE HWUSFS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAiE HOUSES FOR SALE Fridiy, Man* 1, 1968-1? THE'.DAILY REGISTER BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL. Wm THAN LITTLE WHITE HOUSE" .Colonial,-lout bedrooms, t% a ooroer lot t39xl26 irtth toasr HOUSES, FOR SALE to top condition In the best residential treed area of Bed Bank, bgOa. Cheerful EAT-DJ-KITCH- hade toea. Alao «, five-room home, three loveljr tedrooms and bath, powder room, nineteen foot ttached garage, hot water ^>o3ebo*rd EN. Adjacent iainily room with THE ROLLS RdYCt: OF HOUSING eat. large O.I. Loan. t21,M0. - OWNER MOVIN© SOUTH game room, fireplace in living room, separate dining room, Offering attraettvo split level with four fireplace. Excellent traffic pat- feedro&mfl, two tllM baths, living room, modem kitchen with antiqued stove hood, enclosed porch, cellar IN COLTS NECK ., • LARGE FAMILY WANTED tern for family living.' Basement. dining room, modern kitchen, 18x34 oversized two-car garage. Asking $32,500. ioean view. BIx bedrooms, 4'^ bitha, game room, basement, laundry, at- Two car garage. INSPECT and COMPARE imily room, two lireplacea, formal tached garage. Assumption of 4V,% " inlng room. Many extras. __ VA mortgage possible, Asking 127,500- RED BANK INCOME $35,900. INCLUDING ... ELU WILTSHIRE ASENCY RUSSELL M. BORUS Realtor Large nine-room, two-bath home on quiet street, now utilized is : PERFECT CONDITION 480 Ocean Avp Sea Bright REALTORS • KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER 812.0OC4 600 River Boatt Fair Haven two large apartments. Easy to revert back, to five-bedroom Two acres of tall trees. Seclu- • G. E. SELF CIJEANING OVEN OrH"n 7 nays ' home. Near schools, bus and stores. It even has trees. A real sion. "Almost new four-bedroom KEANSBURG — Owner will allow you • AMERICAN OI BAN TILE o assume existing mortgage. Two-bed- (More Classified Ads opportunity, for someone who wants to live almost free or wants hillside ranch. Could have com- oom house with oversize detaclied fa- plete, apartment on lower level. • SELECT OAK FLOORS a,ge. Baicboard heat, city icwors and to be near the St. James Church. Take a look. Asking $22,900. cater Total monthly payment $10T. On The Next Page) Early occupancy. • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT 'uyer J40O0 down. 787-4167. LlIlLb MLVbK SALl BOX • STEEL GIRDERS • 6" INSULATION HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE A rare opportunity to get three bedrooms, two-baths, fireplace ELLEN S. in living room, separate dining room, modern kitchen, full cel St Leo's Parish — Convenient To Llncroft-Eatontown Area. lar, attached-garage,-taxer?507 per•-yeai'.-fol^SM this meets your needs you better, lnolf quickly Directions; Corner Rt 537 and Swimming River Rd., west S ; Lakeside AveAve . "" " ~ ' ' Realtor ' " In txcillenf condition, 'fhrat-b'tdroonTrancliirr Stllctlid ovtr- FOX HILL, LITTLE SILVER iii«d garagt, full finished basimant with built-in bar and work- Rumson PHONE P. T. LAHIFF Four-bedroom split, two full baths, fireplace in living room, West River Road shop, I6'x22'. Scraened in porch. Family room off living room separate dining room, modern kitchen, finished playroom in 842-3200 li beautifully panaled with a larga railed hearth fireplace, wall- cellar, two-car garage. Transferred owner asking $30,500. 946-4828 to-wall carpeting, Outdoor barbecue in rear yard. Treed let MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE I OO'xISO' on dead-end ifreet. TOWER HILL AREA OF LITTLE SILVER HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE . ^WATERFRONT PROPERTY! 534,000.00 .. •, ... Large six-year-old ranch, four comfortable bedrooms, two full HOUSES FOR SALJE,;( HOLMDEL •'•• ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Charming ipot on SFirewtbury River. Thi;«t-b*droom Colonial baths, fireplace in living room, separate dining room, 17 foot In wooded area, custom built tliree MARCH SPECIALS NEW SHREWSBURY ATTENTION! BRAND NKW AREA bedroom ranch. Two butha, lull base horns in A-1 condition. Two-car g«rag», full b«iim»nt. Ri- modern kitchen, two-can garage, large cellar with good layout WATERFRONT menL Garage. Large loL Very largi for playroom, with ground level entrance. What a view!. Asking #L Overlooking spectacular. New York roonti. $27,600. parianjights —• htautiful vi«w! . .' - - , Hartxvr and ocean. Recently redecorat- Small dock and bulkhead. Many tall SORRY! WE HAVE ONLY; 142,500. . owe ed five-bedroom quaint Victorian. Im- trees. Five bedrooms, 2% baths. Game- In first section. room. Fttfl basement. Asking $29,800. Two wooded lota left. INCOME PROPERTY mediate poues&lon. Priced for quick Two winter home* plus six furnlshec •ale. Only 127,500. Large four-bedroora, H RUMSON CAPE COD ranch on all wooded lot. Under iummtr fcungalowa. Large lot. Ne»' beaches, 8(jhooLs and" tratwportauon ALLAfKF-FARRpW AGENCY #2. Thte la it....four-b&droomv 2K-bath Charming neighborhood. Walking dis- $50,000. Guincv tance to ecJwols, Living room with Five-bedroom, 2^4-bath Colonial City sewer and water. V6ry good w 198 Broad St.; Red Bank ' 741-3450 bUevel including carpeting, dryer and turn on Investment, $13,900. r dishwasher. Two-car garage. Fenced fireplace. Full dining room. Den. Three on wooded lot (54,000. for Guidance bwlruoms, two batha. Full basement fe your colors, etc., now. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING In backyard. Landscaping, All thU In with paneled °gameroom. New listing. Mlddletown for only $26,100. Offered at 535,600. MIDDLETOWN ,. -. ..- "95 Years Red Carpet Service" BUT WE STILL HAVE; Lovely location. Four-bedroom ranch REALTORS #3. Honestly priced for quick sale. FAIR HAVEN Third lowest tax rate In Monmoutb *Two batha, hot' water baseboard' heSl ^iree-bBdFoom, one^h&th, IJtyefti 4*13 County. ^ , Full basement. Garage. Play yard ranch with full debasement. Immedi- QyjUnt barn red cottage on quiet RTd"ITEri65l3()TV"ddn T MEMBER OF TWO MULTIPLE LISTINGS HOUSES FOR SALE street. Attractively decorated. Perfect 10 minutes to Matawan station. HOUSES FOR SALE ate occupancy. Priced at $18,500. for couple. Beamed celling In living Reputable Custom Builder. dllion. f22,600. room. Kitchen with dining area, Two Your plans or his. . 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS- #4 Commuter's delight. One acre with bedrooms up — one only 8x8, and CALL AND DI3CUS3 RUMSON - Prime residential landscaping room left over for baee- bath. Fenced • In yard.' Extra building THE BROOK AGENCY Now open 7 days a week 'HI S P.M. _Jt|bD§N_A©ENCY ball, tennis, etc. Four-bedroom split In rear could be iludlo or office. MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD Realtor area. Inviting ranch. Center level with flr*plnce In living room. Asking $16,000. ONLY daring winter month*. Dining room. Eat-In kitchen. Den and Realtor Bank Bulldlnn. AllanU'o 291-1717 741-9100 halL Living room and game- Cull basement. Two-car garasa. H&ny FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL louth Holmdel Rd., Holmdel MS-MIS room have fireplaces. Dining ixtr&s. Asking pries 530,000. Older house In very good 'condition. ON THE RIVER — In Little Sllyei Living room \rtth fireplace. 'Full dining KSAN8BURO — Immaculate foui-room New three-bedroom ranch, read? to] Reason • Insurors room. Large kitchen. Three bed- Which number suiu your needs? room, modem kitchen. Torse bed- ilder home. Open staircase In dining occupancy. MS.500. Call Stender Build Call DOW rooms, m balm. Excellent buy atoom, H4 baths, gaa heat Unclosed ers, 842-0173. rooms, 2'/4 baths. Large porch. *ie,rKd. • Fair Hares CANYOUTOPTHIS! Four-bed 3 IS B. Front St. Red Bank 5884. Rt. 35, Eatontown. M2-2223. 4 acres. $57,000. Ml-8030 • ' «l«O31 M1-U1T FAIRWAYS AT -room split level on large wood- RUMSON - Choice living^lo- BEACH EXCLUSIVE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ed plot. Pleasant living room, cale. Ranch. Combination living FIVE-BEDROOM dlning~roQm,_ modern kitchen, and._.dining_. rooms*,. JJeatila eller Colonial In excellent residential LINCROFT " j ( j paneled gameroom, two baths", mnlltoglfUltj (1 MW(ltoUiw —-Went Long Branch, Large living fireplace. Electric kitchen. Two room ranch. Pull dirJns room. Baie room, formal dining room and big ment, storm, >n4 Mreena. Cozy gas full basement. Priced for im- jedrooms, l'/j baths. Large «at-ln kitchen with dishwasher. A proud Vdtfraif for'pfoifdirvingl "• : heat. Enclosed porch. Wall-to-wall car- Paneled den with fireplace and mediate sale at $22,500: patio. Oversized,,one-car garage. peting, cyclone fence. In rround iff sliding gins! doors M&atlo. iwlmmlng pool and all for only J21.600. e Thu ad Is your Invitation, to e our PREVIEW PRICES are Approximately two acres. > .THRIFTY! h 4Vj« rte: r only J1300 our four model homn. only valid unn our ORANO MEUHS -Threfcbedroom ranch, in exceK $45,600. —house vacant. sewers. A big, new, custorh-buUt e Acrosf me itreet from Tomo- e See in today — nMdeto.epm T RUMSON —Convenient settled i lent condition. Good size living hame for |«,0OO. —doyi^=*-ond-eave-meneyl- nie«e- TEACH EXCLUSIVE •"R5wk"'piiBlle~oolf"eouTgt7"p ~~ room. Combination dining area vicinity. Interesting Cape. Cod. We have the key and await your tntrm are unparalleled In wi- BUY OF A LIFETIME call. • Colonial!, epllt lived, bl-lev«li. ve, location and price. and kitchen. 20x19 family room, Large living room with Heati- lator fireplace. Dining room. MIDDLETOWN: randinl e Planned and conttructed.by the also gameroom in basement. 'AN HORN United Devetopere — a mtne DISBROW * NEAVES Electric kitchen. Three bed- Two-«torr older homeme. Very spacious, " " :=Eri *ltdnMMrtt=»ilfci Qtafc^gMj^tM REALTORS IN8URORS Nj Ont-nall acre ploll Alr-condl- eymnymooi, wltti cuitom build- j-Brarn* ( ' |21,000. bedrooma, ,den. Attic and Daaement. AGENCY ^ And all bargain priced at 113,900. Only other unparalleled values! • Prices start plot. $35,500. LINCROFT COLONIAL DIRECTIONS; ' . ' BEACH AGENCY On part of an old estate and designed nlal. "Like hew condition." for privacy in a lovely setting on more RUMSON EXPANDABLE RANCH ' . ' Oardtn Stole Parkway to Exit l». West, on Newman Swing* M. to BROKER 1 than an acre of trees and shrubs. High ground. Beautiful trees. Thre« bedrooms. Two bafts. Living rooti. first traffic light. Turn right onto MlddletoWri-Llrieroft Rd. U mile to Large living room, formal din- DENNIS K. BYRNE 194 Highway 35 Mlddlotown. N. J. Large living room with fireplace, for- Fireplace. Paneled family room. Exceptional kitchen. Many extra*. Open 7 days M2-M26 or 671-2727 tag room, eat-in kitchen, paneled REALTOR-INSUROR nal dining room, den. Three bedrooma Freshty*{Kiffited Interior; A most tempting buy. $29,500. model.. ,' , . • » :-•• Kvest 531-4768. attic is large enough for two additional den, four large bedrooms, 2>/2 West River Road Rumson All • payments, approximate and sub •3d rooma and an extra bath). 2V$ iect to VA-FHA approval. • OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS * ' Exclusive Sales Agentt baths, basement, two-car ga- Phone 842-1150 -atha.. Many, many closets. Central ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Romeo Ur-condJUonlng. Full' basement, at- Four bedrooms'. Three bottw. Paneled recreation room. Double garage.. rage. BasebQard heat. Won't -IEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING never had it so good — The master tached two-car ~ garage. St. Leo's Porch. Carpeting. DIshwasfier. Refrigerator. Redecorated. Largs plot. .'••-• ADAMS AGENCY bedroom In this four-bedroom older Parish. First time offered. Asking Immediate possession. In today's fnorke?. a reel buy at $29^00. last long at $31,500. home has wall-to-wall carpeting and a545,000, See It now. We have the key ^ 741-5098 balcony werlooklng the bay with a moil HALL BROS., .Realtors- DOCTOR! DOGTORI IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - YOUR FIRST HOME? romantic view. Two full batha. Living 113 River Rd. 741-788$ Fair Haven This new listing will please you and room and dining room with carpets. Member Multiple Listing Service Here*! o stt« for- you and your lamlly. Colonlol ontl ottlw, Five bed- Holmdel Colonial. Four bed- meet your family's needs, Tucked away Cozy den. Attractive foyer. Modern Open 7 Days rooms. Two full and two half barns. Excellent loaatlon. Good parking. on a quiet street In Little Silver, It kitchen with dishwasher. Plus three Large outer office. Five drier professional rooms. 37* ptay room for rooms, Vh baths. 24x14 paneled slfera charm, convenient location and rooms on the third floor for an artist's IIDDLETOWN - Private sale. Spa. The kids. Vacant, so you con browse around and visualize setting up ilce neighbors. Living room with (Ire- friend or ail overflow ol kids. All for ilous split. Four bedrtwms, 2tt baths, your family ond your practice In Itiese spacious surroundings. $39,000. den. Two-car garage. Basement. place, dining room, pretty kitchen, •ecreation room. Dranea, wall-to-wall Excellent condition^ $39,400. three bedrooms, two baths. Basement :arpetln&. Fenced. Owner triansferred. and attached garage. Many extras In- '"•""'FINLAY AGENCY ^ointment only. Mr. Gerold, 671- 804 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN 747-4100 cluded In asking price of $U5©0. Hurry Bealton Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave.- or this oner call today! 210 Bay Ave. Highlands 872^100 ' REALTORS ' . Corner Bergen.Pl. , HALL BROS., Realtors TWINBROOK MIDDLETOWN ••«- I HOUSES FOR SALE il3 River Rd. 7U-7OS6 Fair Haven bedrooms. 214 baths. Living room, din- [ember Multiple Listing Service ine room, kitchen, gamercom, double Trees RED BANK Open 7 Days ' ' ••" iaragc. Carpeting. Excellent condition, Evenings and Sundays HARD TO FIND" RANCH How long have you looked as we have SCHANCK AGENCY 'or three bedrooms priced right?'Laun- 74J-748O dry orr kitchen, fireplace In living room Realtor and a fine, large lot. At $27,000 we1 g Unden PI. Red Bank Trees know It will sell quickly. Please call 747-0397 « Bvenlnga* 747-4088 .RIVERFRONT ' U2-0110 promptly U> end your search. J»e»llatj.MWm»_M! EDWARD A. HANLON MIDDLETOWN ., to the letting of this riverfront home. DeUghtfoIlytmall-home^Two-bedrooml, Trees at,.: Four bedrooms, 2ty baths, entry foyer. Realtor large dining room, eat-In Mtchen with- REALTORS - I&SURORS — APPRAISERS Uvlng room, formal dining room, kitch- >04 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury ' t made cabtnets. Cheertul sun en, den, family room. Full basement. l'A biths. Fireplace. Aluminum SHREWSBURY OFFICE Two-car garage. Bulkhead and dock. iidtng $17,000. STERLING THOMP Call (or appointment to see at S29.9OO. EDNA M. NETTER SON *-A8SdC. Realtors, Rt. 35, Mid- CENTER HALL COLONIAL ;. V- ; " .'_ THB McOOWAN AGENCV, Realtor^, Realtors dletown,. 747-5600: SM Newman Springs Rd., Red BaniTT FARMS-HOMES-INDUSTRIAL SITES Part brick front «ird cedar shmgla; 4 spacious bedrooms; Vh baths,.Jitchon extended with CUtkwwd 747-3000. HOLMDEL—COLTS NECK LITTLE SILVER dinette, plus formal dining room, fireplace with built-in cabinet and book shelves. Family MARLBORO-FREEHOLD AREAS colonial. , Three bedrooms, H room is panelled, jalousied porch, full basement; extras — intercom, built-in china closet- Dutoh Lane Rd., RD 1/ Marlboro bithj. basement One-car garage and Leonardville Road, Middletown, New Jersey CARRIAGE HOUSE P.O. Box 325, Freehold (amlly room. Built to order. $29,500. liquor cabinet, and carpeting. I acre. $46,750. •even bedroom* and three batha, • large living room, large-dining room, mualc 462-4151 SILVERMINT. HOMES, INC. FIRST TIME OFFERED . •', _ _._ _.. ._.. En]by relaxed, eountry-styU living with'plenty of tries room, pantry, large kitchen. Attic. New Evenings 536-9119 ••""• topper plumbing. House needs some 1 741-1200 Large entrance foyer, living room, formal dining room, spacioui kitchen with* abundance' of . highlighting the pr.eierved natural surroundings. repairs tut In excellent condition out- HI&H ON A HILL --" cabinets and breakfast area. Panelled family room, 3 bedrooms*, I '/i baths .(room for 4th ilde. Good location. Asking $28,000, but Lovely young brick and frame hlUsld bedroom and bath). Basement, garage, patio. Fenced in property. Wall to wall carpeting. •COLONIALS AVAILABLE WITH Will consider reasonable , offers. Me- ranch with above-ground baaopienl ALJSTBR AGENCY, REALTORS, 109 Four lovely bedroom^ and' two bathe HOUSES FOR SALE Call -today! $28,900. ' " . . 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS ». River Rd., Rumson, 8J2-18M. [*arge living room, pretty kitchen. Ease ftoRrt; heat,r.B?B«tKiil JanLjnS """" OLD SHREWSBURY ... . ; •iSPLIT LEVELS FROM... —Eight >)«af VOUng.Ranch In CIIOICB. tonyanient localion; Large HvTnet 'roonir"*»'ll!. flf»»il.«i!»| .-AuthentlCjParrison Colonial on over one • Qinlngl fo"Sfrf7 (hoclern KitCnini ipJiclPTrs"'deiTr*3^bedrooms**'rnTaTt8r is 'l^yH'B*"n*"2*yi 'bethtr'^PofclTt"' »cre. MagnlflceHTilaia'6! *Wtr6rlckT 1 car garage: basement has tiled floor. Central air cond'r'Qninq. 'We have the keys — call Fireplace, four bedroomi, 2Vi baths. BHREWSBURY — Brand new lour- now! Asking $39T?8IT 1 ~~" : l*arge. family room with hay winnow. bedroom Colonial Cape, Quiet Street, SALES OFFIC'E —»I-1528 ...... Centrally air conditioned. Bxqulxlte isle for children to play. 121,000. PAUI ; oaAlnet works. Oourtty'e 2nd lowest tax RAQAR AGENCY, Realtor, Shrewi 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY,. N.j. »t«. Ml,OOO. STERLING THOMPSON rary. 747-0221. Open 7 Days 741-5212 ftade-ln. * ASSOC., Realtors, Rt. 33, Middle- MIDDLETOWN — Slx-room ranch ,MULLANEY REALTY town. 747-5600. liree bedrooms, Wall-lo-wall carpei ng Attached garage, city sewers NEW HOLMDEL RANCH fear schools. Asking ¥17,500. Call own 671-5151* Tliree bedrooms, " ii'/i baths. ' Large if 7»7'M18. -— -— •—-: —1 'ILLMENSEE kitchen. Formal dlnllig room. Den with SALES AGENTS fireplace. Basement. M.I,OOO. CROWELL AGENCY A I AOENCY, 76 W. Front St., Hed Bank. HOUSES FOR SALE T4MD30. Evenings 711-3696. IrmntBBTBD JN A NEW HOME? - Rt; 34 ...... Colts Neck We have many choice locations In the RIVER OAKS Mlddletown - Atlantic Highlands area 462-317if~ Next year where custom constructed new homes A ror* find. Inspect Mils new listing THE DOWSTRA rtnglni from 111,000 to J35,OM>, are to os soon exirosl Liii.d it *31,900. Don't .delay — CAM. NOWI .....;. .-,, ...... 2068 HWY. 35 . • MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MULTIPLE LISTINGS THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Open 7 Days • 671-3311 IratU-ln» 741.8700 -LEGAL NOTICB- NOTICE 20-FrMay, March 1," 1%3 TOE DAILY REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTBCE- IHffifiM W KIX>DERJS, _ -»,,,fflttJJ.yjN.S ..: t.t« *e*l«« W««. **»' *• l*f*'i\ HOUSES FOR SAtE HOUSES FOlTSAtE If you want a really lovely Colonial YOWt-HOME? - ^._M— ..^...^_ Eppuo*tfdo tag been made to tbe Borough Council of LAW DIVISION SURIMXJATE-S COUKT cation at tht office of the gecntary. with every Imaginable convenience, we We have buyers In all prlc* rangef. DOCKET NO. 11018 Node* to Creditor! to Fra have one available. Four large bed- Our 42 rear old real estate fervlce the Borough of Keauburf to transfer 1TI9A Union Avenue at Mlddfo Read. rooms, 2H baths. Spacious Hving room to RYMAX, INC., a corporation of the In Uie Matter of the Application of Claims Afiimt Xitate, __ Haxlet, New Jenty until 2:00 p.m. Include* a reliable -price evaluation State of New Jewey, operating as the ANTHONY MICHAEL CHIARAVAL- ESTATE OF JAMES B. IbCH, DK- 3£re£'U, 1M8 for luralsWnf New • OPEN FOR INSPECTION with' fireplace, formal dining room, when you list yqur property for lale LOTI, JR.. Individually and a* na- two-car garage. Centrally - air-condi- with us. Berkshire Hotel,, for premises, located CBA8ED • • School Buses. Model tioned with electronic air filter. Beau- at, 48 Pinft View Avenue, Keansburg, tural guardian of ANTHONY MI- Pursuant to the order of DONALD 3. Bleu wilt be openpd by (he Beoretarr tiful Iocatl6n, many large trees, Ask- New Jersey, the Plenary Retail Con- CHAEL CHIARAVALLOTL 3rd., an CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Cctln- of the Board who wtU publicly an- " • • 1 to 5 p.m • ing J47,.r>00. 747-3500 ' lumptioo License No. C 19 heretofore Infant, and JOSEPH CHIARAVAL- ty of Monmouth, this day made, on nounce the bid totaL .. •' •' Saturday and Sunday Issued to Elizabeth Wolf, operating as LOTI, an Infant, and ROSE PHILLIPS th« application of tht undersigned; Ruth The conditions, tenni and ipeclflca- RUSSEU, M. BORUS R0L8T0N WATERBURY the Berkshire Hotel, for the premises CHIARAVALLOTI, his wife, for leave V. llch, the sole Executrix or the es- tlons for the above may be obtained Realtor-Inauror located-at 43 Pine View Avenue, Kearu- to assume the names of ANTHONY tate of the said James B. Hen de- from the Secretary of the Board of ,Ed**> REALTORS , burg, New Jersey.- MICHAEL 'CHEVY, ANTHONY MI- ceased, notice 4a hereby given to the ucatlon at the addre'sa rtiown below. RIVERFIELDS ATRUMSON 0 River Road. Fair aii 16 W. Front Bt. Red Bank 0H01 CHAEL CHEVY, JR., JOSEPH creditors or «aid deceased to present laven The names and residences of all of- CHEVY, and ROSE PHILLIPS Ttie Board of ErjuniUon reserves tha 747-4532 / WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST ficers and directors and names and to the Bald Executrix ttielr claimi un- right to reject any or all bids and to Tuxedo Rd. (Off Rumson Rd.) OHEVY, respectively. der oath 'within six months from this addresses cf all stock holders holding TO WHOM IT WAY nONCF?HN; waive any immaterial Informalities. COMMUTER'S SPEOIAU! Three acres YOUR HOME mute titan 10% ot uuy of Uie stuck of date. Dated:- February 28. IMS ' Rumson : ; on beautiful trout stream In deer area. Call today arid give details and caah Buch corporation are aa follows: TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned Dated: February 28th, 1968 ROBERT O. HAVENS, Secretary- Way back In woods; two modern price. STERLiNQ THOMPSON & AS- John Maxwell, 305 Hollie Drive, East, will apply to the Monmouth County RUTH V. ILCH Hazlet Township Board of Education ' STERLING THOMPSON ratich hofries with fireplaces. HAROLD SOC., 747-5600. Belford. N. J. Court on the 5th day of April, 1968, at 95 Locust Avenue I719A Union Avenue at Middle Ro&S LINDEMANN, Broker, Eatontown, M2- 9:30 In the forenoon, at the Court Red Bdnlt, New Jersey P. O. Box 178 .103. . HELP — ACTION! Walter Ryan, 744 Hopping Road, House in the Borough of Freehold, & ASSOC, INC. HELP us: our 12 salespeople need Belford, N. J. . Executrix Hazlet, New Jersey 07730 . New Jersey, for a Judgment authoriz- Ruesallle, Cornwell, Mauaner March 1 |g-M Realtor , listing on your home. Objections, If any, should be made ing them to assume the names of LOTS AND ACREAGE ACTION la our motto—professional ser- Immediately In writing, to Harvey ANTHONY MICHAEL CHfiVY, AN- Jk Carotenuto _. vices are Juat a phone call away. Marlon, Clerk ol the Borough of Keans- 1 H Broad Street NOTICE ------'•--- 747-0900' , ..-•' buK THONY MICHAEL CHEVY . JR., JO- Red Bank, New Jersey MONMOUTH COUNTY Commercial and investment propertlei RYMAX, INC. BBPII CHEVY, autl IIOSB AltUIUEJS t3URB0U*E0UA*E'88 €0€0VKV T MIDDLETOWN J Member Two Multiple Listing Services 744 Hopping Road CHEVY, respectively, March 1, 8, 19, 22 . »2«.l Notice to Creditor! to Present Three adjoining one - acre lotj with WALKER & WALKER By: WALTER RYAN Secretary ANTHONY MICHAEL CHTARAVAL- Clalmt Against Estate Feb. 23, LOTI, JR., Individually and as ESTATE OF IRVIN V. FALK, BR., HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE some trees and running brook; . Will Realtors March 1 $15.18 NOTICE liaiisiaer tojrirs. "A3K1iig-$io,ooo irer-lut; y townUDlTim - - MI BDHiETO Wfi- TOWNSHIP — DECEASED CAUL F. ZELLERS, Realtor, 046-1443. Ml Broad 8t 206 Hwy. 35 Nurictr MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY PuriiianTio'lfie"ofaerer-DOKAtD ?;- __:..,-. LION OR LAMB - 741-5212 671-3311 cE OF SETTLEMENT Infant, and JOSEPH CHURAVAL- Notice Is hereby given that sealed CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- Coma In ea either and let us show you FROM ONE LOT TO 100 AUHSJB '••'•• OF ACCOUNT, AND DIRECTIONS LOTI, an Infant • '„) bids-will, he received by th« Maynr ty of Monmouth, this day made, on BuatlMl landscaped 114 acre lot with these March Specials in LITTLE SIL- Either commercial or residential Cal NEED VACANT LAND unit nisri;liuiTii)N. • ItOSEPllIIjIjIPfl CIITAHAVAI.LOTI and Township Committee, Mlddletown the application of the underjlsuM* ^t-, many huge trees. Three master bed- VER: MUL.LANEY REALTY 671-5151. ESTATE OF ELLWOOID D. POW- REUSSILLE, CORNWBLL, MAUSNBR Township For Construction of a Por- ola C. Falk, Sole Executrix ol the es- rooms, two baths, paiieled den with Small lot or large tracts. Call MUL- ERS, DECEASED. * CAROTENUTO tion of a Sanitary Sewer Line In the tate of the hereby given that the ac- 34 Broad Street deceased, notice la hereby given to the COLONIAL CAPE COD — With three Red Bank, New Jersey Subdivision known ai Wlllett Acres In creditors of said deceased to present • foom -with fireplace, formal dining bedrooms, two baths. In excellent bury River, deep channel. Excellent URGENTLY NE3EDED — Two and counts of the subscribers. Executors the Township or Mlddletown and opened room.- bright kitchen with .^dinette. buy. PAUL BRAGAR AGENCY, Real- Feb. 13, 23, March 1, g Jil.10 to the said Sole Executrix their claims neighborhood for your children. Fire- three-bedroom homes Mlddletown, Haz- and Trustees, of the estate of said and read in pub*llc at the Township under oath within six montbi lrom,this Guesf or mafd'a room with bath. En- place In living room, dining room, ful tor, ' Shrewsbury. 747-0221. let vicinity. We have buyers waiting. Deceased will be audited and stated PUBLIC NOTICE Hal!, Mlddletowa Township, N. J. on closed, Jalouslcd flagstone porch and basement, wall-to-wall carpeting down THE KIRWAN,CO. 787-6600. by the Surrogate of Uie County of SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Tuesday, March 12, 19M at 8:00 P.M. basement. Asking $64,000. 1 stairs, attached garage. $23,600. BEAUTIFUL M. aero Fair Haven plot. Monmouth and reported lor settlement LAW DIVISION Prevailing Time. Dated: February 28, 1868 Walking distance to river. Fully land- WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom to The Monmouth County Courli Pro- VIOLA C. FALK, scaped. Price Just reduced to S10,50O. MONMOUTH COUNTY Drawings, specifications and form of incomes, furnlnhed or unfurnished, from bate Division, on Friday, the 22nd day DOCKET NO. 1,-1! blda. Contract and Bond for the,.pro- 19 Blacfe point Horseshoe Road, MVER OAKS ' COLONIAL FOR $K,£rO0 — With Hie ROLSTON WATERBURY, Realtor, 16 S85 to $175 per month for Incoming ot MARCH A.D. 1D68, at 9:30 o'clock numson, New Jersey ipacious rooms and land that go iU W. From St., Red Bank. 747-3500. Civil Action posed work, prepared by Richard M. Fire place-living room, formal dining personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt a.m., at tha County Court House, Mon- NOTICE Schulz, Township Engineer have been Sole Executrix. room, kitchen with bullt-lns. four bed- an older home In top condition, Three 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. ument and Court Streets, Freehold, Francis W. Lawley, Esq. hprirooms, two liaUia, enclosed rear MARLBORO — Dutch Lane Road, W-. TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK, a Ma filed In the office of the Township ioo Highway #35, room*. Ch&ijry paneled den.L2Vi .baths. porch, attic, two-car garage. When you „ LISTINGS NEEDED. New Jersey, at which time Application nlclpftl Corporation of Uie State of Clerk at the Municipal Building, Kings Screened porcii, full tasement and ga- acre, wooded. 284-6710 after 6 or week- will be made for the allowance of Com- Red Bank, N. 3. ! add your furniture, everyone will think ends. Principal! only. For- New Jersey, Plaintiff, vs. KURT Highway, Mlddletown, N. J., and may rage; $38,900. ' ., ", you've be&n living there for years — 16 active sales people missions and Counsel fees, and Dlrec< SCHLESINGER and AKNEMARIE be Inspected by prospective bidders Attorney -..«. the landscaping, trees and flowering LOTS OF LOTS In. tlons for Distribution. - \ SCHLESINGER. his wife. Defendants. during business^ hours. Bidders will be March 1, 8, 18. 22 **"•«> COLONIAL CAPE COD3 ihrubs have been! _ All areas, all sizes, BO me wooded. Three busy offices Dated February 8th A.b. 1988. TO: KURT SCHLESINGER and ANNE- furnished wlth/a copy of the draw- This week's epeolal! One wooded acre, Commercial department THE MONMOUTH COUNTY MARIE SCHLEBINGER, his wife, De- Ings and- specifications by the Town- PROPOSAL Living room with brick fireplace. Holmdcl $95fl0. Call EDWIN H, MAR- Two multiple listing services NATIONAL BANK, RED BANK, JUs fendants ship Clerk upon proper notice and pay- Cheery kitchen. Three bedrooms, two THIS TRI-LTGVEL SPLIT Is located In TIN, Broker, Eatontown, 542-5900. By: ROGER J, FITZ8IMMONS, TAKE NOTICE THAT on the 23rd ment for tho cost thereof. Notice Is hereby liven thlt Maied baths. Full basement and garage. Plus choice Fox Hill area, nestled in trees Trust Officer, bids win be received In the Reception Ideal for large family -with Its four STERLING JHOMPSON day or February 1968 an Order of the Blda must be made on the Stan- . wall-to-wall carpet 1)24,900, BEAUTIFUL WOODED property, 1.2 303-Broad Street, Superior Court of New Jersey, Law dard Proposal Forms in the manner Room ol the Otflce of the DjMCtor, bedrooms, two baths, finished play- ASSOC. Red Bank, N. J. Division, Monmouth County was entered Division ol Purchase and Property, 2nd room In basement with bar, 00x102 lot. acres. Magnificent view overlooking CHRISTINE ELIZABETH POWERS, designated therein and required by the floor, Room 232-2. SI«U HoiMt, Jrm- . APPL&BROOK OF RUMSON Hot water gas neat. Asking $30,?W>. Naveslnk River. Right of way to rlv- RuraBon, 747-0900 In the above captloned causa ordering Specifications, must be enclosed in ton, New Jersey 08625, on MUKh 31. erlront. In exclusive Locust area, MliMletowri, M7-.1600 164 Little silver point Road, you, Kurt Schleatnger and Annemarie sealed envelop?! hearing the name and Hatawin, 566-0400 Little Silver, M. J., and SchleslDger, defendants, to show cause 196s at 2:00 P.M. and will °» 0J»ri«1 .Realtors Hartahorne Woods, Mlddletown Twp. JOHN DENNIS POWERS, address of the bidder and name of and read immediately thereiltet, for THE MEISTRICH AGENCY 114,500. Call 49H-R357. FOUR-BEDROOM HOME in Fair Hiv- before that court on the 6JJi day of the work on the oulaide, addressed to Uie following: 113- Ave. of Two Rivers Rumton 283 Fair Haven Road, April 1968 at 9:30 o'clock In the fore- the Township Committee, Mlddletown Realtor-Insuror en. Phone Fair Haven, N. J. - noon or as eoon thereafter as counsel Township, N. J. and must be accom- Am CONDITIONING, 842-2900" PARTIALLY-WOODED ... JUilOHi-or 291-2291. Executors and Trustees. may. be_heard at the Court Hangg, BOSSHABT IIAIX £ WlNANS HALL. 244 Broad St. Red Bank" - 7*1-5883 MGsers. Doremus, Rusaell, -Pasano ^ ^ panied hy a_ Consent of Surety from a ——" MIDDLETOWN Member of Multiple Listing Service Two beautiful lota with privacy end Freehold,. Monmouth county, New Jer- Surety Company tiuly authorized to do m.AHWUOIlO STATE COLLEGE. New construction quality location. Ten minutea to Red and Nicosia, sey, why an Order should not be business in New Jersey and satisfac- GLASSBORO. N. j. Three-bedroom Tanch. Large living I NEED HOMETS — From RumMn thru Counsellors at Law, made: (a) appointing three condemna- on the following; branches of work I Bank, V/i acres,. $7,000. Almost two 73 Broad Street, tory to the Township Committee, to the A) ELECTRICAL room, family kitchen. 1V4 batha. 'At- MAGNIFICENT VIEW acres wilh brook, $8,000. McALJBTER Mncrof L From $18,000 to $100,000: tion commissioner* to make a just and effect that aa.ld Surety Company will tached garage. 1CKK10O' lot. $18,600. "Service and expert knowledge is my Red Bank, New Jersey. . equitable appraisement of the value of II) AIR CONDITIONING OF WATER AGENCY; REALTORS, 109 E, River Feb'..l«,-33, March 1, 8 S4O.4I furnish a bond for the bidder, If award- Bids must be (1) made on.ttw stan> Rd., Rumson. 842-189*. calling card". Call Adam Kretow.cz, the lands and premises described In the ed the Contract, and a Certified Check, OC_.W Four bedrooms. Paneled family njom Owner, ADAMS AGENCY, 31 Howard NOTICE complaint and to fix the compensation drawn to the order of the Township dird proposal torm, (2) enclosed In tnt Electronic'* dream. Three-bedroom with fireplace. 114 baths. Living room MIDDUCTOWN — Beautiful wooded Ave., New Bluwsuury. 741*5008 or 741- MONMOUTII COUNTY to be "paid for the taking thereof and Treasurer for not less tlian ten per- Bpenlftl AdrireMod envelope, (3) accom- ranch with fireplace, Attached garage. dining room, eat4n kitchen. $25,900, lot In exclusive area, approximately 5498. "24 Hour Service." Member Red SURROGATE'S COURT to assess the damage, If any, to re- cent (10%) of the .amount bid and be panied by, a certified check drawn to Wired lor iound. lODxKXMot with trees. % acre, 671-5372. Bank Area Multiple Listing Service. Notice to Creditors to Present ; maining property of the defendants re- delivered at the place and on the hour the order of Uie Treasuer of the Stat* Asking $22,800. Claims Acainst Estate sulting from auch taking; (b) fixing a above mentioned. The Standard Pro- of New Jersey, or a bid bond, any of RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Building lot data on or before which the report which ah&ll be In the amount of S% A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY -LEGAL NOTICE- ESTATE OF FLORENCE R. KM- posal forms will be furnished upon or the bid, and (4) delivered at tht RIVER PLAZA S35D0. EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor, 261 DEL, DECEASED of the commissioners miut b« filed; application to the Township Clerk. 0333. NonoE Pursuant to the order of DONALD (c) directing the notice, to be given above place on or before the hour Three-bedroom ranch.. targe living REALTOR to the defendants, of the proceeding! The .award or the Contract for thli named >s no bid will bs aoce&ted al- room, 1% baths. Baseboard hot water MONMOUTII COUNTY J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the ..orif will not bs mads until the nee SURROGATE'S COURT County of Monraouth, this day made, to be held and conducted by such com- ter- the Hour specllled. .Bias not so radiation. "Attached carport. 100x123' 5A9J River Rd. • Fair Haven COMMERCIAL PROPERTY missioners. essary monies to do the work have submitted will be considered Informal *>t,Low taxes. S16,80O. Notice to Credltori to Present on the application of ths undersigned, haul.1 provided by th» Township In • iyirt win bB rejected. The Director re- 741-9333 OUIIIM Agalnil Eil&to Howard . H. WOOIIBV, Sr., Morris Port- This action has been Instituted by lawful manner. MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial ESTATE OF ANDREW FRAZIER, her and Thomas P. Doremus, Execu- serves tho right to reject «W mil 111 property along Hwy. 35 or- 36. From the Complaint of the Township of Colts Th« Township Engineer or the Town- bids and to award contract In part or EDWIN S. STARK 1 DECEASED tors of the estate ot the said Flor- Neck, & Municipal Corporation of the L75 to 10 acres MULLANXY REALTY Pursuant to the order Df DONAiLD J. enca R. Krldel, deceased, notlc* Is ship Committee reserves the right to whole If deemed to tl» bert Interests RoJItor - Insuror NAVESINK — Three-bedroom 671-5151, State of New Jersey, for the purpose require a complete financial and ex- of the Slate to do so. The successful OUNNINOHAM, Surroeate of the Coun- hereby given to the creditors ot said ot condemning a portion of those perience statement from prospective hldder will be required to furnlah sure- 1355 Hwy. 35, Haslet rancher. Paneled family room ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — First Ave. ty of Monmoutli, thU day made, on deceased to present to tbe said Execu- lands and premises owned by the. de-bidders showing that they have satis- ty bond In the full amount ol the con-. Blue And White-But) Terminal- Bldg.'~ Incomer commercial property-for sale. the application of Uie undersigned, Hll tors -their.claims under.oath-within six fendants, &< portion, of-which front on factorily completed- municipal work of tract, ol a~ company authorltedtcr-do- 264-0333 ' 22x16 wittf-fireplace, "full base- BO-52 First Ave. 72 First Ave., 101 da aewciru, Sole Executrix of'tlie es. months from ' this date. HUlsdale Road, In the Township of Colts a similar natura before furnlBhfng pro- business in the stats of New Jersey. Evenings 671-OyTn-ant4 ment with finished gameroom First Ave. and 115 Firat Ave. For tats of the said Andrew Praadex de^ Dated: February 26, 1968 Neck, and are known and designated posal forms or specifications, or be- Plans and specifications, lorm of bid, Information or appointment call Ray ceased, notice la hereby given to the HOWARD H. WOOLLET, SR., as Lot 3 Block 7 as shown on the fore awarding contract In accordance contract and bond for the proposed MARLBORO TWP. large attached garage. Offeree Lemberg,. 291-9566 or 291-3767. creditors of said deceased to present 96 Gooseneck Point Road, Tax Assessment Map of said Township with R.S. 40:50-5. Tha right Is also work arc on file and m&y bi obtained QUIET COUNTRY RANCH to the said Sole Executrix their claims Oceanport, N. J. of Colts Neck as more particularly de- reserved to reject any or all bids or upon application to the Director, Dl- at $25,800. COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS PROP- under oath within six months from this MORRIS PORTNER, icrlbed in the Complaint filed herein. JQR.IY —^fitvHwy. 35, Jiear Holldas date. Dated: February 15th. 1998 to waive any informalities where such viilon or Purchase and PropertyjStat* »Aldi J JmmmmAm dafrndnnts htrynja ynn • ...... ••....„•: .!• ni^

EARLY AMERICAN BEAUTY .'Member of Red Bank • Appropriated . Expended 196! Beautiful Colonial on % acre. Three LOClAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET , Total •„ •.,.•••• . . . bedrooms and two baths, large -Hving Multiple Listing Service .... for-W6TBy tor 1967 As - room, beamed celHttRs in dining room Local Budget of me Township of SBrewabury, County of Uonmoutti for the fiscal year 1968. •- Emergency Modified By Pall and den; Attractive kitchen. Wide board It is hereby certified that the budget annexed here to and hereby made a part hereof Is a true copy of the for 196T Resolution All Transfers or Charged Reserved floors. Attic. Full'basement New heat- RUMSON budget approved by resolution ot the invernlni body on the 8th day of February 1968. Other Expenses: - ing. Porch. Slate roof. Small barn with ••.-• ANNE C. 8WITJSK, Clerk nr» Alarm System - . •. -. 480.00 * • 6M.4T - 63.83 hay tort and one. horse stall in rear. One of a kind borne In th» desirable 4M.00 5M.0O and convenient. Blossom Road area. Certified by me . • . Eatontown, New Jersey Ulsceltaneous other EIWISM ,...~ 770.00 - 1,100.00 1,300-00. 1,250.00 60.00 AH in excellent condition. Beautifully Just a short walk to schools, buses, This 8th day ot February, 1988." , -; LI2-0675 ,. , •. \ . . Police .. ' • landacaped. Call today. $26,900. He- stores and Oi« park. Living room with "-Salaries and Wsiei „ _.__._ 3,500 00 4,900.00 3.4US.0O • ' S.4S5 00 AUSTER AGENCY, REALTORS, 109 It Is hereby certified' that the approved budget ann exed hereto and hereby made a part hereof Is an exact E, River Rd., Rumaon. W2-18&4. fireplace, dining room, sunny kitchen, • Other Expenses _,_ 650,00 • sjo.oo ••'. . .550.00 234.13 315.87 large den. Three bedrooms, two baths. .copy of the original an file with the clerk of the govern Ing body, that all additions >otl"g 'n living Anticipated In cash 1988 1067 TdTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AND ^.cnd stret near schools and shopping and dining areas. Fenced back yard. in 1967 STATUTORY EXPENDITURES —^ center.- *34vS50. 542-0109. J.21,000.. Call 747-0230. I. Surplus Anticipated 1S.OOO.0O 10,000.(0 10,000.00 MUNICIPAL SIX.ROOM. RANCH —t Little Silver, LIKE A WOODED 8ETTJNQ? — MM Three Bedrooms. Finished full "base^ natural beauty arid a minimum ot law! - 'TOTAL SURPLUS AHTjeiPATIiD-. li.OOO.OO .10,000.00 10.000.00 menl. Corner lot. Near schools. $28,&OO. work. Transferred Owner oilers Mi (H) Total General Appropriatloni lor Principals only. Call after 4 p.m. 71T- sevon-room Rutnson home for aale In 3. Miscellaneous Revenues! ' Municipal Purpose! (Items 8 (A) to 3019. eludes two (Ittptacen, beamed celling , • (G) Incloslve) ) «•-_ ....- „„ 73,100.00 78,830.00 W,I3Q*00 71,291,34., 7,63t.W in tno tamlly mom, Public Addres Licenses: SEA D1UOHT System, baseboard heat and a bom ' Alcoholic Beverages ^ 800.01V 300.00 . 3O0.DO , Tour own private ocean bathing and dry basement. Spring occupancy. Auk- Fees and Permits: largB older home that fronts on the - Building ,~ 10.00 12S.0O 70.00 (L) Subtotal General Appropriations Ilvor. Ftnei: . (Item (H) 73,100.00 ••• 7«,830.OO 7»,83«,tlO 71,201.34 7,538.?6 Ftnei: V . TWO FAMILY DUPLEX 842-0600. Member or the Multiple List- Municipal Court ...'.L-f.. KO.0O . 500.00 287.00 r Located on_lhe- river. Beautiful Condi ing Service. State Rosld Aid — Formula Fund . . 4M.0O 494.00 494.00 (M) Reserve for tjncolleeted Taxes . tlon. Out of state owners .want action, Extraordinary Stats Road Aid — 1967 't,7«4.00 1,744.00 238.24 .COLTS NECK. COLONIAL ON HILLY Franchise Taxes . , 500.00 400.00 080,10 A- KOZICKY REAL ESTATE BROKER ACRE. BETTER THAN NEW. Forma J t. Total General Appropriations ... 79,001.24 71,529.58 7.53S.66 Rt. 35, Eatontown. M2-2228 mnlng room, .Dream kitchen with din - 'Replacement Revenue•— Business Personal Property 73,100.00 79,068.14" Ing bay,. Family room, -fireplace, Fou •"- '4:UD) ...JT. • 203.00- BELFORD v Three-bedroom ranch, . inLleu of Taxes. — Shrewsbury Urban Renewal Corp. _...... _.:'-..«.'—.-..«..«.-.„ , 28,600.00 29,610.16 Choice area. Finished basement, at- p LA WHENCE aj.flSCHflVLINatra8' Special, Items of fftneral Revenue Anticipated With Prior Written Consent of Director ol Local : tached garage.- AVi At mortgage .avail- In LteTTof-Taxes'— Shrewsbury Urban DEDICATION BY RIDER— N.J.i, 4OA:l^!« Tti« dBdlosled rsvtnms antl;lpatcd during the year ISM from Dog able. WO per month. Asking 119,300, REALTOR ., 747-4121 Licenses;'State or Federal Aid for Maintenance of Libraries; Bequest; Escheat; Federal OrantV^are hereby Willow Dr., &Parker Ave., Llttje 8Uye Rmewaj!jjQrp^i.«^*v.«.*.i»r^^ - Call- 787.450L ...... : anticipated as revenue and are herebj appropriated for I ho purposes to which said revenue la dedicated by statute L1NCROFT — St Leo's'Parish. Fron COLTS "NECK - Five-bedroom Co. , TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS -REVENUES ... . or other legal "requirement." " , . ' ,.,.". ^ - •to . back split, three 'bedrooms, two lonlal. 2600 sq. It. ' Paneled family baths, den, family room, basement roomCh- with fireplace Ccn, spacious eat-In AffBMPJX TO BUDOET STATKMEWT Wall-to-wall carpeting. Principals only- 5!fi iHi % W* tra1ly air con- 5. Subtotal General Revenues (Items 1, }, 3 and 4) Eves., 6 to B, 741-3583. ct.tloitotl. Attached two-caS- garage One COMPABATIVE 'STATEMENT OF CIIBR%NT PBND aore plus. t«,900. ILUIBJNSKE AOffiN- OURBENI FOND BALANCE SHEET JPBBATIUNS AND «nA>0B IN CURRENT SCBPLVI M1DDLETOWN — New nine-room two- CY. Realtor. 482-3172. stnry Colonial, with four bedroomi. 6. Amount to be Raised n; Taxes for. Support of Manlclpal Budget: Year 1937 Year 1966 situated on 1^ acre wooded Ibt. Cal BLUE CHIP'OFFERING "— Oak Hill JtltrLocal Tax for Municipal Purposes Including Re- - : bECEMBER, 31, 1MI Suralus Balance January 1st M.OW.jB^, 20,902.73 229-3772. , • Immaculate eight-room Colonial or lerve for Uncollected Taxes ,..„ ' 26,883.00 ,35,761.24 •CURRENT REVENUE- ON A natural wooded plot. Features centra CABH BASIS: LOCU8T-HARTSHORNE WOODS air conditioning for year round com TOTAL AMOUNT TO BB RAISED BY TAX?S ASSETS Current Taxes r Charming older home with largo art. fort.. Four tremendous bedrooms 214 FOR SUPPORT OF MUNICIPAL BUDGET ...... 21,683.00 35,761.24 35,876.49 • (Percentage collected: Ist's studio, skyllte. Four bedrooms, balhs. Center Hall to formal llvinc 1967 10O«, 1998 09.9%) 117,171.24 87.Ot9.77 pineled /lining room, , llvtng room, room PIUH 21x13 det). Exceptional value- Cajh and Investments ..,_ 57,932.05 3,720.00 Other Revenue and Additions . kitchen, breakfast room. Bath. Brook offered at $47,500. B.A. ARMSTRONG rT.. Total General Revenues . 73,100.00 79.OW.24 108,689.13 State RoaM Aid Allotments Receivable , to Income runs' through back yard. J26.M0. Call AGENCY, Realtor, 5B5"Prospect Ave Receivables with Offsetting Reserves: 72,493,06 9,952.99 Little Silver. T41-4MO, Other Receivables .* 3,977.34 TOTAL FUNDS 117,945.49 REJD jBANK — Well located two-Htory DO- YOU HAVE A CHAMPAGNE Footnote:' The Items of. revenue for State Road Aid shown as received In 1887 have cither been received In-cash r • home with one five-room apartment TASTE BUT A BEER INCOME? If HO, or have been allotted to the municipality and h eld In cash by tnerstate. : _ • • TOTAL ASSETS 65,629.39 ami cinq four-room apartment, each son this immaculnte alx-room ranch on EXPENDITURES AND TAX with ceramic tile bath, hot water ol quiet, tree-shaded Une. Three bed- CURRENT rUND-AITBOrBLVnONB RKUUIRKMEtlTS: \ fired heat, Throercar, barn-type ga- ronma, IVJ batha. Modern deluxe kltch- Expended 1067 - Municipal Appropriations ' 78.830.00 «9.!91.00 ' nice. 125,500. with adjolrflns 10x20 paneled rec- Appropriated "School Taxes [Including'Local -- reation room. Full, dry basement At- T. Total _ 1 FIIANK W. McKBNNA, JR., Realtor , for 1967 By for 1067 Al "lIABIlJTIEfl, RBBERVBB AI*D*"BURPLUS and Regional) .,; L 88,(60.09 30,672.74 276 Broad St., Rrtl- Bank 741-27H5 tached RaraRC. Perfect, for young fiun- County Taxes (Including Added ' lly or retired couple. Won't last at nnly . Emergency Modified By Paid .' Tax Amounts) Member. Red Bank area Multiple List 521,000, E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, lor 1968 for,fe67 Resolution -All Transfers or Charged Reserved 4,143.09 - 3,544.97 Ing Service. M, APPROPRIATIONS 'Cash Liabilities „ .:._ 33,402.09 Other Expenditures and Deductions Realtor, 555 Prospect Avc, Little Sll- Reserves for Receivables .... ._... • 3,977.34 from Income LITTLE SILVjER BRICK AND FRA\IE VOT. 711-4 WO. Operations , ' •'3,977.34 RANCH. Good construction featured GENERAL OOVjlRNMENT: Surplus »,..... - 2H.249.96 throughout. Den. Oameronm. Ttirue KVERETr — Country living. Beauti- Admtnlatratlve and Exocutlva TOTAL EXPENDITURES i, fireplaces, Thrp« hedrooms, twn_ nnthfl. ful rnncl), Ihrno opdrooma, acre 'plus Salaries and Waged .... 5,625.00 9,623.00 5,629.00 5,390.07 234.93 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES ^ " TAX REQUIREMENTS ...... 175,441.12 103.908.71 Patio off dining room anir kllctien J26.000. Call EDWIN H. MARTIN Other Expenses ;;_. * _ 1,833,00 - 1,535.00 2,035.00 2,031.18 3,61 AND SURPLUS ..." 63,820.39 Don't wait. $12,500. nroltor, 542-SnOO. KlPCl.nns TOTAL ADIUBTED- EX- LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING < OAK* HILL. Your opportunity to live Salaries' and Wage* 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 PBNDITUBEB AND'TAX REALTOR -' ' 747-4121 "Othpi" Expenses .•• ».'_.._.._. 300.00 300.00 300.00 In lliln prpnllgn RTPR fnr a •renflonnbto .... • aoo.oo nnqulHKMENTB — 178.441.12 103,008 71 Willow Dr, & Parker Avc, Little Silver riRiirc. Only. JJfl.fiOO buys n lovely three Financial Administration • Salaries and Wages ' 280,00 280.00 280.00 OLDB SHREWSBURY.- Lovrly Boveiv bedronm, two-biith home, Fireplace. _ 260.00 Other Expenses .._ _. 2,250,00 2,250 00 2,350.00 2,335.40 Bohool Tax Levy Unpaid _. 10,341.72 room ranch BUrroundcd liy sttitHy tall Oen, HaHpiiirnt. Call for apporntniGnt. Surplus Bllanca December 31st 2S.2iS.Jfl 14,036.71 trees. Throo bedrooms, 2lij bjiths, Pan- LAWRENCE J, SCHILLING Assessment of Taxes REALTOR . • 1 747-O21 Biilarles nnd Wages .-_ > 12J.00 125,00 125.00 125.00 •Balance Incltided In Above elni) 13x23 don, center hall, llrcplnce • j — In Hving morn. Domyletply nlr corntl. Willow Dr. & Parkcr Ave^ Little Silver Collection of Taxes "Cash Liabilities" 16,341.73 tloricd. Full basement and Iwo-cnr RH- Snlnrira and Wages 125.(10 125.00 129.00 125.00 *Nes.rest aven percentage msy be uied. niRR. Choice hcatlun. orferivl al SM, MOOR YOUlToWrTnOAT — Imnineu LCKIII Services and Coats Proposed Use of Current Fund Surplus 000. E.A. ARMSTRONG AfiENCY, lain 3-year old, rlglit-rnum tiomo with Qlhor Exi»cnno3: Special ifdKfll Rprvlrf!* • . -. i.nno.iM . ., ____ In 1M8 Budget Toaltor, 555 Proupcct Avc, uille Oil 117' ,.f %|vuk(iMt,(.' Puiti' Iiirfto ) vor, T41-45OO. •onnm. 2Vj liiltlis, Entrance... foyer. MlacDllaneonti' (Klinr 'Expen; Z l'.wipo 1,300.00 Surplus Balance~~DecembVr' 3 tnlsnl hearth (Irejilarn In paneled den. Public Building and Grounds Current surplus AhUclpated MIDOLBTOWN - Four-bedrooriT~aiT ••"anilly dlnlnR room and modem kltth- Other Expenses „ 610.00 M0.O0 tn-l»8^)l(lget • brick -ranch, deluxe, cxtrns. $46,(100, Innurnnrp Prime lircn, 671 KBOD. vn witfi hiilltfns. Ifxl5 wtitur front liorcli, Bnllevu It ur not priced, at only Worltmon's Comppnaatlon Iniluranfos M <25.00, ' 413.00 415,00 415.00 Surplus Batanov Ren}ainlng TWO-BEDROOM OLDER HOME —Lot $.'12,00(1. E,A. ARMBTRONO AOENOY. Other lnnurince Prcmiuma .. /. 1,625.00 . 1,610.00 1,010.00 tM3.76 46.14 2.1x75. priced right, call now, Kenltor, IUR Prospect Ave., LHtle Bll- PUBLtO SAFETY: f IHi-1281. cr. 7|l-46O0. Fir*, • ' • MUCH 1. (239.43 pgANUTS By CHARLES M, SCHULZ DENNIS THE MENACE %

MXIWORRVTWMUCH.CHARUE THAT*SVOUR UORfi BROWN...NO WONDER "fa* FIVE PlEASl Bridge Advice SRWVCH HURTSM.WVE60TT5 —Tr—l -n STOP AU. THIS $^Y(00«MN6< By ALFRED SHEINffni.I) The annual contest for the Harold S.Vanderbilt Cup, which No. 3491 March 1,1968 £^ )| W^ • begins in 10 days, calls to mind South dealer some of the best hands of the Neither side vulnerable T«E pocreR \ii 1%7 championship. The hand NORTH r~i~\ i ft rS •MM shown today proves that there's 4 K7 more than one way of killing a <3 K7 cat, which should interest cats 0 QJ54 + K10632 By CHIC YOUNG is well as bridge players. BLONDIE Ron Von der Porten, well WEST EAiST mown baft Francisco expert, • A 10 6 BLONDIE )( C J964 /v on the first trick with the ace 0 A52 HERB AND TO HERB/ --i PASWOOD I 0 109872- 0 1 BfcGWOOD t diamonds and led a low club JUST HAD try a finesse with dummy1? ABI0FIGHT en. East won with the jack of SOUTH ;lubs and returned a -spader— i._ f-AQJ9 }L South played the nine, and 1 C Q10 8 9 West's ten forced out dummy's 0 AK6 • Q85 king. Declarer returned a low Sooth West North Cut club from dummy and naturally 1 Pus ilayed the queen from his hand, 2 W Pass 3 NT All Put lot daring to take a deep fi- Opening lead — 0 7 lesse with the eight. West discarded a diamond, ind South had to abandon the ;wp hearts, but unsuited to a :lubs since he couldn't afford to jump to three hearts. Bid a side 'MYTONAI& &mH'0 FIN6ERNU& 0WIN',MY HAIRS ose three clubs and two aces, suit, such as it Is.tjmd MARY WORTH By ^ttEA' SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST /on der Porten led a heart to await developments. > "• lummy's king, losing to the ace. (A Pocket Guide to Bridge Is AND 5UCH A FANTASTIC BARSAlH! WE JINX- HAVE YOU available. Get ynur copy by WEMT TOTHI55TOR E TO BUZ THE TWO, READ THIi 5TORY M TODKrt ;ack came another spade, and 5UITE5 OH THIS HANDBILL FOR. $99«J' PAPER?-AN INTERVIEW WITH THE , West took the ace and continued lending 50 cents to Red Bank "•BUT THE 5AU5MAN WOULDN'T C- Paul Hensler with a spade to the queen. Register, Inc., Box 3318, Grand ^^^^ SLlrt^rm" lETUSBUyTHEW! > ITHINKHE-5OCT Central Station, New York, N.Y. OF~HAD BIG EVE5 FO& Needs Hearts ME;A«YHOW-HE«>IO Is Serving , Now declarer needed two mm „_ heart tricks for his contract. He took all of the diamonds, dis- Man Faces Charges At Exchange carding the last club from his Of Fraud, Forgery hand, and tried a finesse with SAIGON — Pfc. Paul Gregory LONG BRANCH - City De- the ten of hearts. Hensler, son of Mr. and Mrs. tectives Michael Irene and Al-A James Eobert Hensler ,of, 18This lost also because it was bert H. Tyler arrested Vito M. Osprey Lane, Rumson, N. J., is. very unlucky hand, but now S. Colavito, 35, of 101 Seventh behind the wheel most of hisWest had to lead from the 9-6 Ave., Seaside Park, on "charges Df hearts to declarer's Q-8. So waking hours in his job as ra- of fraud and forgery. ' Von der Porten got his two tion driver for the Vietnam Re- Police Capt. Joseph D. Pur- heart tricks after all, and a na- cell Jr., chief of detectives, said gional Exchange (VRE) Cafe- ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE tional championship as well. yesterday Mr. Colavito is ac- teria at Cam KarA Bay, Viet J.--hope..aU . JOULcat? reading cused of obtaining, television I «4fcf GOME Atf SEE VK, V VERGETNO nam. this will do as well 10 days from sets from Reiseman Television now. MISTER VWSON(I DONT KNOW SYMWVTHY Whenever he is not behind Sales and Service, 234 Broad- WHAT X &O WITH FROM MEN/ the wheel, Hensler is at the DAILY QUESTION way, and Parkway Appliance snack bar helping his Vietnam- Partner opens with one heart, Center, 159 Broadway, Jan. 19 -t'RHtiSf ese and Filipino friends with and the next player passes. You and 20, paying for them with hold: S— 8 5 4 3 2 H-A 5 2forged checks.. DON'T-.' Miss Jeannette Herman their chores. The Army private hauls about D-3 C-A J 9 4. What do you Two charges of fraud and two 00 tons of supplies in the ap- say? ' • . of forgety have been filed Gets Lakewood prnvjmatfly M trips rm fy Answer: Bid one spade. The against the defendant. Mr. Co- each day from the cafeteria to handlsHOoslfohgWlfaialselo lavito is in the" county ]aTTm~ the Cam Ranh Bay Exchange lieu of $6,000 bail awaiting, 3 : Library Post Depot, about two miles away. Firemen Planning hearing in Municipal Court LAKEWOOD—Miss Jeannette The supplies include flour, milk, Anniversary Parade Tuesday. Herrman of 239 Spring St., Red sugar and assorted commissary- Capt. Purcell said Wall Town- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - On Bank, has been appointed di- type items. ship police have made, similar July 20, the township Hose and charges against Mr. Colavito. rector of this Lakewood Public Hensler joined the service in Chemical (Oak Shades) Co. 1966 after completing his studies THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART Library effective March, 4. will celebrate its 50th Anniver- at the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Patricia Hemingway She has been assistant direct- gional High School. A recipient sary with a parade. or of the Lyndhurst and Red of the Purple Heart, he started The program will feature a In Poetry Contest B*uik Public Libraries, and di- his exchange cafeteria duties skydiving exhibition by the New NEWARK—Patricia Heming- rector of the Secaucus Library in December. Jersey Skydivers, • military way, 14 Arthur Place, Red Bank and the Joint Public Library of will represent Red Bank Cath- Matawan. bands, precision drill teams and olic High School in the 30th Lions Hear Talk drum corps, fire companiei She attended Mansfield State annual Poetry Reading Contest College, Pennsylvania State Uni- On County Parks and first aid squads, floats,an dat the Rutgers College of Arts versity, and received her degree competition for prizes. and Sciences tomorrow. in library science from Mary- RED BANK — James J. Miss Hemingway, a senior, Truncer of AUentown, director After the parade, refresh wood College, Scranton, Pa. ments will be served to the pub- will read a selection of Psalms of county parks and recreation, from the Bible. She will com- lic. For two years she served as spoke to members and guest pete with students from more Jfatsu. public library- consultant for of the Red Bank Lions Club The fire company is now re- than 50 New Jersey secondary the state Department of Edu- Tuesday night in the Moll; ceiving subscriptions for a sou- schools in the state universiity Pitcher Motor Inn. By FRED LASSWELL cation. Prior to her public venir journal. competition. SNUFFY SMITH library work, she taught EngusE Mr. Truncer, director sino 1966, is under the jurisdiction LOOKYWHAT. MOMMY'S 'TATERiNEUER and French in high schools in of the Monmouth County park SWEET LEET1E v DONE IT, Virginia and Delaware, and was system, with offices in Freehold. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean PUDDIN'PIS JEST DONE!! jl flUNT LOWEEZy- 4 school librarian for. five years at He showed slides and staled HEKNOCKEEy^'SLKSAR IT WUZ (VIE ^ Saturday, March 2 - i the Mary Muldoon Junior High that in 1962 the freeholders cre- BOWL SMACK DAB t School in Waverly, N. Y. ated- -the Board of Recreation Present—For You and "Yours... An exciting OFF'N.7H'TABJ.E Commissioners to administer weekend as stimulating rays prevail in most charts. Mjss Herrman will - continue and develop the park system, .0 reside in Red Bank. which now consists of the Holm- Take the initiative in getting the gang together for del, Turkey Swamp, and Sharl some sort of activity—cut of doors it weather per- River tracts. Also being da- mits. People of all 'ages are congenial under present A.F.S. Holding veloped is the county's first gol planetary influences so invite a mixed crowd if you course in Howell Township. Ex like. Have fun! • Member Drive pansion of all three parks i; '— The local tontamplated-in the naafrfuhn .The Day jhapter of Ihe American Field Mr. Truncer was introduced Arias. Born Mir.JI to Apr. IT Librs. S.pt. 23 lo Oct. 22 Service is condilcting its annual by Daniel W. Dorn, program Don't be suspicious of friend's If you could tet better organ- wptives jtut because he Acts fceo, there's no-limit to what THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK membership drive. chairman. peculiarly noir. you could accomplish today. Walter T. Anderson, 30. Ross- T«urut.-Aprll 20 to May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 t» Nov. 21 WHERE IS REX? I WANT HIM HALF HOUR The chapter enables students -Don't let delar of trip upset A fine'day for doing almost TO SEE THIS - IT'S THE BEST AND THEY'LL from Europe and South America lyn Court, Little Silver, vice you. You'll enjoy it even more anything you desire. Relax and PART- •BE. HERE.' president of Anderson Bros when 70a do |tt to Ro, enjoy whatever occurs. to study at' the Jocal high G«mim.M«y2l •»Jun«2l . SagiHiriuh N.ov.22 «o D»c2l school, while residing with town- Inc., of Red Bank, was acceptec Iapatienoe with vourtelf is pirect-your efforts toward mak- ship families. Local high school as a new member. even Harder to deal 'with dun ing someone elM happy and impatience Tttk others. you'll iotcet your own cares. juniors and seniors are eligible Canear. June 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Dae, 22 to Jan. 20 to apply for a year's study in a NAMED TOHONO R ROLL You tend to pot off chores _ .A feeling pLtnticipatica briaht- today, dunlins thsrthey'll p> ; ens your day^ana It nay Bring foreign country under the chap- "Named to the fionbr roll." al away—but they won'tl just what you wint ter's Americans Abroad pro- East Carolina University, lio. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Ftb. If Mechanical equipment may need You feel mudi better, noV that gram; Greenville, N. C, are Marshall some attention during tlii controversy ia settled, 10 plan P. Utterson, 293 Spring St., Red a celebration. Chapter meetings are held the period Gall on eipeit. Bank, ancjtJRobert John Karl, '83 Virgo. Aug. 22 la S.pt. 22 Pile... Fab. 20 te March 20 third Monday of the month in Be true to your own code no Change you made recently may 1 Truex Place, Middletown. matter bow hard someooe tries sot- work out at «xpecteoV so Room 128 of the high school ' to tempt you today. . Further information may be ob- consider other alternatives.- tained from Mrs. Harry Bergh Friday, March 1, 1968—2: 1968, J?nbliihers-Hall Syndicate chapter president. THE DAILY REGISTER NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CREISSHAW POGO By WALT KELLY •me PStfH 10 &VBN py MOUSH'6 .COUSIN, WHAft PVNAM*. /a. MAN fVRPX WITH SC*ean*lWVA»JTi -MS O8CV9 WHAT OPgNg,iNKHAMf*HI8t?.

HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER > DITTO, WMAT ARE YOU DOIN5 IN A / I'M JUST SETTINS 511?, I'D LIKE BED?- DON'T VOU FEEL WELL? I /..DRy-THEBE WERE •' PER\(I65IOM FOR UO TOWELS IN THE [ft J _ OHe AAAMTO GO V BATHROOM, WITHOUT Ml& • HELMET 22—Friday, March 1, 1968 ' Local Securities THE DAILY REGISTER Representative Inter-dealer quotations at approximately ,3:00 . p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail njarkj Stock Market Successful •up, markdown or commission. Yesterday's. closing stocks: BANKS I-T-K ckt Brk 67 Div. Johns Man Jonea ft L Belmar-Wall National 4.00 Joy Mlg Kaiser Al Central Jersey Bank (xx) .30 Kennecott Eatontown National Bank .3P Koppers By Roger E. Spear Krcsge, S3 Spear Farmers & Merchants .05 Kroger Leh Pirt'G Q—My husband and I are inbut not in one or two years, ii First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .33 Leh Val Ind our early 30s with three small my opinion. First National Bank of Spring Lake 1.60 I.OF Glass Lib McN&L children. We have two mutual Q—We own Wellington Fund First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (xx) .76 LlgJ 4 My Dreyfus Fund and Television i First State Ocean County (x) 10% Dillon ma fluids, Opuenhelnier aud'Fuiida" Lukcrx Stl Electronics. Our agent suggest: Keansburg-Middletown * 1.40 Magnavos mental Investors. We are Middletown Banking Co. llnraU, Oil that for a fee of $5 we slioult lM adding to lhese_: for_ our. transfer our holdingsof Welling Monmouth County National ^xx)" .W Anaconda Ma»onltfl ill Armco BU Merck children's education. We haye ton into either Windsor or Ivest N. J. National Bank - .24 Armour MGM TO Armst Ck Minn H*M $4,000 ta the bank, half of which —I. S. ^Gceair County National—• • yW- -MoUiloll 83 *i your circumstances. Wellingtoi Bayuk Cig 13% Nat Distill 3811 fear or two to make a down (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock Bell ft How 70% Nat Gyps 49 is a balanced fund which is gooi Beth Steel 29 . Nat Steel 44% payment on a house. What is but rather conservative from Boeing 75* Nla M Pow 20% | INDUSTRIAL Borden 30 No Am Rock 35 four advice?—G. A. growth standpoint. Windsor i Aerological Research •;. ,,^ , 10' 11 Borb Warn 20 Nor Pac 01* Brunswk 13» Nwst Alrlin 67K A—I advise you most sincere- good but has had a rather mod Brockway " '""'" 29VS 30 Bucy Krl» 23 Norwich Fh 41! ly to abandon the idea of put-erate performance record 16 Bulova 2SU Outb Mar 271 Buck Engineering . 14W Burl Ind 41(4 Owen-111 *S)H ting money into stocks to try If you want a fast-action stoc 2014 Case, JI 15 Pan Am Wld 211 Electronic Associates . ^ 2QV4 Cater Trao 38* Penney, JC 61 to double it in a year or two.and' are willing to accept thi 27% Celanwie H Pa Pw ft Lt 28H Electronic Assistance ' " 27V6 6314 Penn Cen We have had a big rise in share risks involved in this type o Ches h. Ob. CO 68% r Foodarama ' 18V4 Chryaler Pepsi Co 37 prices since October, 1966, andsecurity, I suggest Ivest whic Cltlei Sv *J% Perkln Elm Laird •% 12T Pdzer 34% prospects for doubling your has compiled an impreE Coca Cola 41 B7H Monmouth Capital .'.. • • •' ' VA Colg Palm Phil El 29S money in a short time—always sive record. Coltim Gas Phil Pet M'i Comt Solv Pit Steel dubious procedure—are at Monmouth Electric ' - 4V4 i Pub Bv E*O 11'i Oon EdU 3314 33 Monmoulli Park , ',.,>'"" VJ-J*J—j-14 Con Can Pullman present downright unlikely. 4B% RCA 4714 Idle wheels? Sell motorcycle! N. J. Natural Gas :•.:_—z— -/—»—. Corn Prod 47« Some very good stocks—includ- Corning O Readlrc Co 24' PATS (Patterson-Smith, Inc.) 7Vi Grn-Zell— Repub Stl - 4011 ing Holiday Inns and Walgreen and bikes to an eager buy Cruc Stl Revlon Rowan Controller - - 9^ CurtlM Wr 72 -have .more than doubled over er with a Classified Ad. Dia Deere •a Reyn Met 42!i Rings on her fingefj ... and she's making Servomation < 4 my in Europe. A -native of Here Inc 72(4 Westg El 32% Keyport 264-O18f * 111 Cent Ind 24% White Mot 64« WEST Bridgeton, N. J., he is married Ing Hand 37% Wltco Chem' 49 Int Bus Mcb 66(i Woolwth 38 Mid-Winter to the former Ann Hill of RedInt Harv 425i Xerox 22(4 Bank, N. J. They live With their Jnt-Xiclt 580 246<4 hiW1J2233W31t 33' Yngit Bh 4 T 29% Int Paper Place, Denver. Int Tel*Tel American EST. 1869 Br Am OU 36 VI Molybdenum 3311 Cdn Mar 1% Phoenix Stl 21'" Creole Pet Pren Hall 36< and Fri. evenings 'til 9 Bqulty Cp- 6% Rollins Ino 48 Gen Plywd 8» Technical • ' 24% AUTHORIZED Imp OU Utah Id S 14% INSURANCE Kin Ark OU REPLACEMENTS Ethical Culture ATLANTIC GLASS Unit Sets Talk RED BANK 21 Maple Ave.—747.J020 By A. D. Black MATAWAN TINTON FALLS - "The 38 Lower Main St.—5t6-2B38 Meaning of Loyalty In a Revolu- BEtMAR tionary Age" will be the topic of Algernon D. Black, senior lead- 1813 Hwy. 71—481-1200 I Vested suits know no time. Now they're made er of the New York Ethical Cul- | in ..tropical weights at J. Kridel. ture Society, when he speaks in the Old Mill, Sycamore Ave., at 8:30 tonight. FREE Peter D. Mauer Mr. Black will speak here un- aptitude te: der auspices of the Monmouth County Ethical Culture Fellow- Named Member ship. He is a director of the Ameri- school tour Of Exchange can Civil Liberties Union and NEW YORK - Peter D. chairman of the • board of di- Mauer, 25, of 10 Alden Terrace, rectors of the National Com- Ho 'dXgathn. Call or wife mittee Against Discrimination ^America's oldest and largest Little Silver, N.J., has been named a member of the NewIn Housing, and recently served JnMufion far data processing as chairman of the Civilian York Stock Exchange. Complaint Review Board of the Mr. Mauer is vice president New York City Police Depart- and a director of William Hutch- ment. Mr. Black has a regular inson & Co., San-Francisco. Hi radio program arid appears fre- was formerly associated with ELECTRONIC ; quently on televisionjind jfldjo eufiniff; itomaine, Stoutenburgh programs dealing with ethical COMPUTER and Lamm, here. issues in local, national and in- PROGRAMMING A graduate of Admiral Far- ternational events. ragut Academy, he also studied INSTITUTE °L«S at the. University of South The program is open to the MEW BRUNSWICK • 846-4886 Carolina. public without charge. , 335 George St. VA Approved Mr. Mauer is married to th former Miss ^Patricia Foege oi WEST LONG BRANCH • 542-2803 Little Silver, where they reside Heads Pilot 265 Monmoulh Park Highway with a son, Peter Jr. and a daughter, Susan. Plant Activity Subject to Confirmation, We Will Buy or Sell by Schiaparelli At Net Prices — No Commission •'.'.. .fKv": • - BUY SELL 1OO Aerologies! Research 10 too Aerologies), BjMearch 11 . . . Jike walking on air ~ 100 Alkon Industries Hi HW AUton Industries I. 1OO Foodarama * 18 200 Fdf ^ comfortable! 1OO Rowan Controller -'" 9'/i 100 Rowan 'Controller "10V4 BANK STOCKS Schiaparelli Supp-Hose are the -original •—..*• 1OO Central Jersey ' '" lXVt l(xl OnlMil Jrrnry 1JV< 100 EalonUnvn Nat'l (new) 16 the longest wearing support stockings found, 100 Firs! Merchants , , VA\ !OO First Merchants IN Flnt Nat'l Tom» River 31V4 100 First Nat'l Toms Biver 33 anywhere. Know their satisfaction. Know 100 Mlddletown Bhr. 14 100 Mlddletom Bkg, UW their good looks. Know their value.'^Know 1O0 Hon. Cty. Nat'l. 8 300 Mon. Cty. Nat'l 5H The BACHELOR COAT 100 N. J. Nat'l 81* !OO N. 1. Nat'l Schiaparelli Supp-Hose for their' fatigue-re- 100 Merchants Farmers BV4 Commission orders also handled on these -and other- oVe'r-the-counter lieving comfort. Full fashioned and seamless. for the man who "thinks young." itocks. Also listed stock! at regular N.V. Stock Exchange Commission. Neutral colors and white. I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, IN&f1' Dashing, distinctive, contemporary! A masculine Stoctii — Honds — Mutunl Fnndi style in the new shorter 34" length, tailored of 648 OCEAN AVENUE, LONG BRANCH . TEL. 3224*11 Lightweight ; ....: 4s95 polyester-cotton with a bold fiesta-cloth lining. Deep

.._...... _....CUT 0UT _ SAVE'------center vent, broad collar and stitching make this Timothy Kirby Asbury-Red Bank Limousine Service Supp-Hose Sheerest ....„•...... _ - '5.95 jacket by Robert Lewis a smart one! Three top colon: . MATAWAN — Timothy Kirby Whiskey, Natural, Navy. Sizes 36 to 46,. DEn TO 8 FROM KENNEDY & NEWARK AIRPORTS has been named supervisor of fit OAA F0R INFORMATION ittinbach'i hositry — ell storii £.i.Lm03\l\l and RESERVATIONS pilot plant activities by. M&T 30.00 Read Down Effective January 111, 1968 Chemicals Inc.," a subsidiary of NORTHBOUND — To Newark and JFK Airporti American Can Company. LEAVE: irtlnbich's nun'i ihop — «ll itori Aibury Park Mr. Kirby joined M&T in 1957 i:3C 6:30 7:30* 8:3C 10:30 12:30 3:10 1:M# 4:30 5:3»# «:)0 .Long Branch as a mangement trainee. In S:4! 6:45 7-.4S' f.iS 10:45 11:45.2:45 3:45# 4:45. 5:4)# It! 1964, he> was, appointed project Eatonlown 5:SJ 6:5! 7:55* 6:5! 10:55 12:55 1:55 J:SJ# 4:35 5:5!# 4:55 mgineer for central engineering Red Sank at Rahway, and in 1967 was 6:05 7:03 6:05" 9:05 11:05 1:05 3:05 4:03# 5:05 <:«]# 7:01 COMPANY Mlddltlown named project supervisor at the 6:1! 7:1! 8:15- 9:1! 11:15 1:15 3:15 4:1S# SMS e:15# 7:U Keyparr-Malawan 'airlawn Engineering Center. . 6:2! 7:2! «:25P 9:23 11:25 1:35 3:25 4:23# 5:2s'e:2S# 7:25 He received his bachelor of Woodbrldge , # chemical engineering degree 4:40 7:40 «:40 9:40 11:40 1:40 3:40 4:40;/ 5:40 <:40# 7:40 from C. C. N. y, and,is the IT'S "GIRL SCOVT Newark ,t. author of technical articles for 7:00' «:M 9:00' 10:00 12:00 2:00 4:00 5:00# <:« 7:00# 1:00 COOKIE TIME" JHK trade publications and scientific B:3G 19:00* 10:30 12:30 2:31 4:10 4:30 1:30 During the week of March 2nd Holt: •Operates Mon. Morning On!y. #0pera!w Frl. Afternoon Only journals. LIMO STOPS AT TERMINALS BY RESERVATION ONLY Mr. Kirby lives with his Wife thru March IOth. Ml BROADWAY. LONG BRANCH and six children at 2 Bedwood --_..»...... CUT OUT. — iAys,»_«i...... «..», Ter., Hazlet. HOP Asbury Park and Red Bank Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 Friday, March, 1, MIDDLETOWN-BAYSHORE Group Garnering Petitions THE DAILY EEGISlfet -.J»- Crash Hurts State Urged to Take Over By LEE STARNES names with the promise that are trying to. deceive us" on Pra** 2 Women MIDDLETOWN - The 150th- e entire township would be questions regarding the opera- kai of "grandstanding" **«« member East Keansburg Better- alerted to the association's aims, tion of the authority. Mr. Praskai insisted bis ques- In Colts Neck ment Association last night Mr. Praskai said, referring to A bone of contention with the tions be answered. 7 [urged the state to take over the the township authority: group is the proposed sewer- Officers of the organizationv . • COLTS NECK -'Two women njwerage Authority here. Criltces Spending age complex that has been car-acknowledge three ways of tak-, suffered minor injuries yesttr Andrew J. Praskai led 65 mem- "They don't care how they marked east of Comptons Creek ing care of the Middletown. day in a two-car accident when bers attending last night's meet- spend your money. B we don't on 28 acres of land with a 6Vrsewerage problem, as they see, one of them pulled out of a pri- ing in denouncing the authority. get some help, I don't know how million-gallon per day capaci- it: The association adopted a res- all the people in Middletown are —Writing to all legislators in vate driveway on.Rt. 537. olution to gather petitions urg-going to pay the cost." Mr. Praskai has pointed out the state, "We are doing this, State Police here reported ing the state Board of Health Mr. Fraskal, president uf thethe laud under dihi.usslun, right now," Mr. Praskai said, that.Ji.nnie Mae Brasson of the and Goy. Richard J, Hughes-to association, has for some time where the authority has^said it "and we will continue writing, Earle "Naval Ammunition Depot ; take over the Authority. been attacking the authority on would build, has not been pur- to as many people as possible.", -was-traveling east off Rt. -537 The petition calls for the state many fronts; chased. - -- —Write the statfr Board -of---• when Cornelia P. Covert, 20 At- to "supervise and direct the on- , Eecently he asked for an- On Feb. 14, at a public meet- Health; see the governor or, „ JtonUc_Ave,-Lang Branch, pulled lersnoirdf the Sewerage Author- swers to 17 questions his group ing, the authority" admitted-it write Mm," or send "petitions," out of a driveway in front o ity." submitted at a January meeting. had lost the option to the land, not just from this area, but the Brasson car. Before the meeting was closed He has insisted the authority but is "going to condemn the from the whole township. Miss Covert was treated and 4J members had signed their has "evaded our requests and land so we can start to work." —Ask the state to take over released from Riverview Hospi Prices 'Out or Line' the problem and then have lt: •tal, Red Bank, for whiplash Mr. Praskai said, the price turned back over to the com-'- Miss Brasson wasf treated and range is "out of line" and add-munity (the authority). ' released from Patterson Army Simmill Dismisses ed: Members agreed that state Hospital, Ft. Monmouth, for "In addition to the cost for takeover is the most important cuts, and bruises. services which they now sayaspect of the campaign now. , Trooper Steven Sahli, who in will be $60 per house, and is The association threatened in vestigated, issued Miss Covert already listed as $75, the price January to seek an injunction a summons for failing to yield VISITING COLLEGE PRESIDENT—Dr. Ervin L. Harlacher, right, newly appointed Project Curbs Suit FREEHOLD — Superior Court glneer didn't do right," Judge range could go into the hun-against further work on the upon entering a highway from a presidenf of Monmouth County Community College, is visiting the area fa conduct dreds of dollars a year. comprehensive sewerage col- private drive. Judge Elvin R. Simmill yester- Simmill said, "As far as I'm talks with officials of Monmouth Collage concerning the enrollment of County Coir day dismissed a suit brought concerned they acted in good "Their intentions are wrong. lection, system. . lege students at Monmouth College beginning next September. In.the background by a homeowner against Free- faith." They want to dump everything Mr. Praskai alleged two' Three Injured are, left to right, Leon- Zuckerman* and Earl Garrison, both trustees of the college, hold Township for not enforc- Mr. Isaacs had also contended into the Raritan Bay. members of the association had "They think they are protect- been "harassed and threatened and Maj|' GenTW,; Preston Corderman ~ch"aif"m'«ir. require J. D. gible as to longevity and mainte-citizens of the township." the association call for a change ers, Andrew Dienes of Spring St. Holding Corp., Cresskill, de- nance. During the February meet- of government in the township." and Robert W. Johnston of New velopers of the tract, to install "I must find factually tha ing of the Authority in Town- It will be considered , at the Milford, and a passenger, Anna Tuition Hike Is Seen Favored one-piece combination curbs and there is no difference between ship Hall, Chairman Edward next meeting. marie Dienes. gutters. the two," Judge Simmill said. TRENTON (AP) — Members Dungan told the committee ter, R-Mercer, said he had in- Mr. Isaacs had contended that Patrolman Donald Patterson of the Joint Legislative Appro- the state Board of Higher Edu- tended to introduce legislation Township Attorney Marvin E. said the collision occurred as most oi the roads finished in priations Committee, concerned cation was favorably disposed that would set the annual tui- the development area had beenSchaefer xepresented the com- the Dienes ear was traveling with higher education's cost re- to raising tuition if it could be tion for the state colleges at mittee. Marlboro Planners west on Front St. and the John- quirements, appear to favor in- sure the additional Revenue ?400. •'_""""" done with straight curbing, and ston car was turning into Rec- contended this was inferior to creasing the tuition at the sixwould be used to strengthen ed- A $350 tuition would yield an what the township had specified. tor Place. 1 state colleges. ucation and not merely be add-additional $4.4 million, it was Good Faith Cited Oppose Zone Change ed to tho state's gene: estimated; Career Day MARLBORO - Meeting Gerald A. Bauman Jr., board -LEGAL The, committee spent the --- Calls It Reasons! Judge Simmill held that the ncE—- whole day yesterday question- Dungan also told the_ commit- governing body acted in good special session last night, the chairman, said the resolution NOTICE Pressed by the col IN ORDINANCE FIXING COMPKN ing Chancellor of Higher. Educa- could undermine the faith on the recommendation of At Matawan Planning-Board voiced disap- recommends that the zone, west ~ 8ATION OF BOROUGH OFFICERICR S tion Ralph A. Dungan about his Dungan said he felt inc: its then engineer, Eugene Am- AND CERTAl/ BOROUGBOROUGH EMEM- whole structure of public higher proval of council's three-quar- of Rt. 79, off School Road Westi PLOYEES IN //THE BOROUOH OF budget requests and the amounl annual tuition at the state col ron, to release the performance RURUMBONM , N./JN/ . leges to $350, perhaps in sever; education, in New Jersey if the Tomorrow ter acre zoning amendment am should be zoned R-40 and that •BE IT ORHAIN by the M.vor proposed for higher education bond on* the subdivision. •-wid'counciwidcuuneirBl Bfr" mme Bornugri or Runr al steps, would be reasonable. flecidwlto flutunit' a -• MATAWAN —- The -Matawan . 18 be-deslgnat-' ion that Uifl compenaatlon lor the of- in me governor's ?l.i 'The * Township' ^Committee riirgofl that the contrnversia fices Hated below for toe year IMS budget -for, the coming fiscal Full-time day students en- boiuMssueto the public in No-didn't do right because the en-Neighborhood Council and thezone be reset as one acre as it ed as a zone boundary between ba ma follows: rolled at the colleges now pay Matawan Regional School Dis- 1. Bcrauih Clerk 114,900. year. vember that only included funds was under the 1965 interim zon- the R-40 and R-40/30 zones. ' 2. Aaaeaor 0,000. $150 a year in tuition, compared trict will sponsor a student ca- 3. Colleeur.Treaaunr 8,200. with $400 at Kutgers, the state for planning of future capital ing amendment. The zone boundary should be 4. Clerical Assistant MM. -LEGAL NOTICE- Shoes Theft reer day tomorrow from 1 to 8. Matlatrite . 3.500. university, and- an average, of construction. p.m. in the auditorium of thi designated in such a way, he «. Clerit-Hunlclpa] Court 1,800. NOTICE 7. Attorney 3,000. MONMOITII COUNTY ?250-$300 at the county commu- The chancellor said there was old high school, Broad St. said, as to correct the alleged t. Cuatodlaa 6,500. Sl'ItBOlMTE'S COURT nity colleges. Charge Nets technical irregularity noted by 8. Engineer 2,000 Notice to Credltom to Present a "fantastic" psychological fac- Hep. James J. Howard, D-3rd, Open Holmdel 10.. Street Superintendent 9,(90 Claim* Against Estate the 5150 annual tuition rate tor involved, and that people N. J., will be keynote speaker. the court in the case of Saat- 11. street Department 'y ESTATE OF JOHN H. MOUNT, DE Foreman S.3M. .CEASED was set by the legislature be- who have, been working hard to $250 Fine Purpose of the program is t< hoff versus the Planning Board. 12. Mechanic 7 300. Pursuant to the order of DONALD J Agenda Talks . 13. Custodian of Fire UNNINQHAM. SurroB«te ot the Coun fore the Department of Higher upgrade public education in acquaint students of the district The area in question concerns _ Equipment 7,000. ty or Monmouth, this day made, on the Education was created. Rais- New Jersey were very disap- EATONT0WN - Katheryn R. with the various professions am HOLMDEL - Beginning .—H. Building Inspector" and " appiieaiiori -or tlie undersigned, Hcicir pointed by the higher education Hoffman; 1204 -Madison Ave., a court decision by Superior Zoning Enforcement H. Mount, the Sole Executrix ot th ing tuitions at the state colleges careers available to them. March 11, the public niay at Court'Judge Elvin E. Simmill Ofrlcer MOO. estale of the said John H. Mount de now lies within the purview of budget recommended by GovAsbur. y Park, was fined $250 on Attending will be representa 15. Sanitary Inapector 3,425. ceased, notice Is ^hereby given to the a shoplifting charge yesterday tend all agenda meetings of theFeb' 5 when he decided in favor 1«. Public orricer , • 82S. creditors or said Beceased to presen the higher education board. Richard J. Hughes for fiscal tiyes from the fields of nursing, 17. Director ol Welfare 1.000. to the said Sole Executrix the!r.'Cl&tmi 1968-69. by Municipal Court Judge Wil- Township Committee but resi- of Mr. and Mrs. George T. SaaU IB. Sewage Plant Attendant S,S25. under oath within six months Iroir Dungan said he felt personal- clerical work, teaching, beauty 19. Th« salaries fixed by the fore- this date. ly that since New Jersey is liam S. Throckmorton. culture, bartering, mechanics, dents can't say anything except hoff. He ruled that the zone Rolng sectlona of thla Ordinance aha!! Dated: February ath. IMS »e payable In equal lemlmOnthly In- HELEN H. MOUNT moving toward parity in educa- Charged with taking a $4.96 real estate, building trafles, by special invitation. boundary could not be based on stallment*. 1 South Holmdel Road pair of. shoes from Bradlee's P. O. Box 352 tional programs and faculty Center medicine and others. Also pres- Committeeman William Meft a tentative highway, the % 18 20. The compenaatlon of the Clerk of Holmdel, New Jersey store Feb. 23, she also received the Zoning Board shall be an annual Sole Executrix salaries at the state college "it * (Continued) ent will be several members ges-, who proposed opening thi Freeway. . aalary of |300., which shall be pay- James R. Mlnogue, Esq. is indicated that tuition should a 30-day suspended jail term of the Armed Forces. heretofore irivate sessions, said able aeml-annuallyi •. l Leonardvllle Road, report probably would be in the tary of the Planning Board shall lie Middletown, New Jersey go up." and was placed on probation After Mr. Howard's address the ch policy will, not Council suggested that the •n annual salary of $300;, which shall Attorney hands of council in a week or for a<-yearv be payable seml-annually. Fsb 18, S3, March 1. » . (28.92 But he told the legislators two, and could be implemented students will be directed ^t( public aware ol area be zoned three-quarter 22.'The compenaatlon of the Plumb- that, tjiere is • a.philosophical dif- Meryl Darby, 9 Briarcliff classrooms to meet with repre- iscussed at regu- Inn Inspector shall be the amount of NOTICE by spring. acre. This would permit a build- the fees collected by that officer In the TAKE NOTICE that application has ference among public educa- Ave., Port Monmouth^) was sentatives of their choice, wtt but should result performance of the duties'of -that of- been made to the Township Committee The committee spoke of the er to build on three quarters of; fice and due him by' law, or the Township or Hazletoto transfer tors, on this rnatter. - fined $100 on a charge wat she will answer questions conoen( ]•' concisely worded to Rarltan Motel* Corp. trading aa Hol- 23. The compensation of the Regis- iday Inn of Hazlet, N. J. for premises* The chancellor said the feel W.' Bergen JHaceJacillty as antook a $40 slack suit from Bam- ing education and qualifications from the public at an acre if he donates one-quar- trar of Vital Statistics shall be the situated at South side of Route 35 near those meetings. amount of feea collected by that of- Miller Avenue, Hailet Township, N. J. ing among state college officials interim solution, and Mr. La-berger's store, Monmouth Shop- required for jobs, earnings and ter acre to the- township for ficer In the performance of the du- the Plenary Retail ConaumptldnXlcense tends to support the philosophy ping Center, Jan. 29. She also opportunities for advancement. In addition, Mr. Menges said, schools or recreational purposes. ties of that office and due him by law. heretofore Issued to .Hazlet Inn Corpora- brecque said the Oakland Street 24. All fees so collected by the tion-tor premises situated at South side thar because the public .bene- School is still under serious con- received , a 30-day.. suspended Each student will have a ch'anc minor items of business are of- Plumbing Inapector and the Registrar of Route 35 near Miller Avenue, Haz- fits from education there to visit at least three sessions. ten disposed of at agenda ses- No better way. Beach people of Vital Statistics shall be IJrst re- let Township N. J. sideration for a permanent com- jail term and was placed on a who need home improvement, mitted by aald Officers to the Bor- Objections; lr any, should he made should be low tuition or no tui- year's probation. Special attention will be given sions, of which.the public is ough Treasurer and then withdrawn Immediately In writing to Frank munity center. services with an action-getting, upon regular vouchers duly verified Agresta, Clerk of the Township tion at state colleges. William Fread of Fords paid to- eighth graders and high usually unaware. and submitted; by aald officers to the Hazlet Classified Ad. Dial 741-6900 now! Borough Treasurer for payment. (Sinned I Assemblyman Douglas GLm- The school will be available a $200 fine for falsifying a driv- school seniors. Agenda meetings are sched 25. The schedule . of compensation OFFICERS son, R-Hunterdon, seemed^ dis-for community use after con Refreshments will be served. uled for the second Monday of tnd •alarhH-ftenlnatav.e set forth shall James J. Tenewltz—President er's license application. Joseph te retroactive to'the 1st day of Janu- 381 North Woodland Avenue, satisfied with that position and stmction of a primary grade L. Cappozoli, Campbell Drive, Co-chairmen of the event are each month; regular committee ary. _1M8. • • Englewood, N. J. suggested that if the chancellor Leon A. Sweeney, assistant t meetings, on the third Monday. 21 An ordinance entitled "An Ordl' Francla Bock—Vice President school on the Farr tract., here, was find $25 as an un- nance Fixing Compensation of Borough 2 Oakwoo-d Court,. and the board felt a tuition in- the superintendent of the re- Very Offlccri and Certain Borough Env Morris Plains, N. J. Mr. Murphy, who is a member licensed driver. Lawrence Murray Haber—Secretary crease was warranted they b • • lj^ j* •• ^f^ J__ ^. *.• ^ ^^ fm «d • SB ^F^ 9 '• ' 1 AI1A gional school district, and' Mrs. ployeea In the Borourh or Jtumson." of the Board of Education, con- Smith of Pennsylvania paid $20 g ..passed and approved February 23, 1907, 2175 Hudson Terrace, * ' ' should act.' Gldi Cktt l Fort Lee, N. J. firmed that as recently as yes-for operating a vehicle with an Geraldine Crockett, employ- Storm %tt hereby repealed. uip—tread -lightly—pol i Mnnmnuth Cnmrnu- Important -MM-Mijirl. Btreel.v.. , . .'?.. IBfflSOOLSOKraESHjniEit --=(eontinued)- ._. - ordinance 5fiIirTtJ?iTOT£eV*t£5_,...T. Oradell, N. j. niay~cituse-*-dT'ag'"iirtr&iisitloii liity^Aclion Program's Baysfiore Ill paisage and publication accord- • BOARD Of DIRECTORS proposal witfi Superintendsnt flO for failure to appear in . Jersey Central Power and Ing to law. James J. Tenewltz—384. North Wood- of the colleges,"-he remarked. Robert C. Hoops and found him Service Center and Neighbor- PUBLIC NOTICE land Avenue, Ennlewood, N. J . court on a prior date. y, Light Co. crews worked through The foregoing nrdlnsnee was Intro- Francis Bock—2 Oakwood Court, Mor- Assemblyman-jWilliam 'Schlu- strongly in favor of it. Hbod Council member. Person duced and passed first reading at a ris Plains, N. J. George A. Lorance, 470 Eliza- the night in all areas of the regular meeting of Ihe Mayor -and Murray Haber—2175 Hudson Tegrace, NOTICE =- beth St., Oakhurst, paid a $15 county. A spokesman said this Council or Rumson held on Wednes- Fort Lee, N. J. Man Admits Guilt morning that-Freehold, Hights day, February 21, 1968 and -will come Guy J. Lanza—209 Morris StrceJ, Ora- NOTICE Hurt in Crash careless driving fine. Also fined up for final consideration and pas- dell, N. J. MONMOUIH, COUNTY ' for careless driving were John town and Lakewood were hard sage at a regular meeting of the Oov.STOCKHOLDERS HOLDING ONE (1) SURROGATE'S COURT In 2 Morals Counts arnlng Body lo be held on Thursday, .OR MOKE PERCENT OF ISSUED Notice to Creditors lo Present On Earle Road D. Hill, Defiance, Ohio! $15,. est hit by the storm. He sail March 14. IMS at 8:30 P.M. at the AND OUTSTANDING STOCK Claims AKalnnt Estate FREEHOLD -Gordon Block, that power failures were causei BoVoughHall;. Rumson, N. J. at which Jamea J. Tenewltz, 25 Shares—25% of ESTATE OF ELMER HENRY UJSE- NAD' EARLE - Mrs, Diana and Roy M.'Earp,.Caraden,: time and place all persons desiring to Stock Issued and Outstanding BRINK. DECEASED 20, Hoboken, yesterday pleaded when the temperature dropped be heard will be given lull opportu- 384 North Woodland Avenue, Pursuant to the order or DONALD J. Durdak, 52 Carpenter St., Riv- Joan P. Jelni, Toms Kiver, guilty before Monmouth County nity. Englewood, N. J. CUNNINSHAM, Surrogata of the Coun- was fined $10 for speeding and around midnight, freezing the Francis Bock—25 shares—255S of Stock ty o( Mohmouth", this day made, on' er Plaza, was injured yester- Court Judge M, Raymond Mc- ALBERT A. KERB, JR., Issued and Outstanding heavy snow on wires, and then Borough Clerk. the application or the undersigned, Mary received a 30-day license sus- Gowan to charges of impairing March 1 , S2S.07 2 Oakwood Court, W. Lusebrlnk, the sole Executrix of the day when her Car and a trac- the wind picked up at.2 a.m. Morris Plains, N. J. estate or the said Elmer Henry Luae- pension. Rosa A. Mitchell of the morals of two minors. Murray H»fesr-25 Shares-25% ot brlnk deceased, notice Is hereby given tor-trailer collided on the am- About 4,000 JCP&L customer, Stock Issued and Outstanding t thth e creditordit s ofr saiid deceaseded d to munition depot road at the 48 Comanche Drive, Oceanport, Block had been indicted for 2J75 Hudson Terrace, present to Uie salo. Executrix their paid a $10 speeding fine. Ralph were without heat and .light a claims under oath within six months Swimming River bridge. • impairing the morals of two different times during the nigh Guy J, Lanza—25 Shares—25% cl Block 'rom this date. ! D. Call, 226 Hope Itoad, New 11-year-old Hazlet girls in Haz- Be wise Issued and Outstanding Bated: February 28, 1968'* Mrs, Durdak was taken to in the Bayshore area. The •#• 208 Morris .Street, Shrewsbury, received a sus- y " MARY W. LUSEBRINK lt Sept. 5: Oradell, N. J. 7 Avalon Drive Riveryiew Hospital, Red Bank, pended speeding fine. He was represented by Sidney spokesman estimated that ser- Fell. 23, Mmr. 1 New Shrewsbury, NI J, in a depof' ambulance. She was vice in the Bayshore would be Executrix * ; " Neal M. Statz, - 217 Union Rosenthal, Paterson, with Assis- DEFENDANTS Reussllle, Cornwell, Mausner' released' after treatment for Ave., Long Branch, was fined restored by 10 a.m. today. OP NKW JERSE._.,„«.Y» • ^ carotcnuto I \ • ••• whiplaslirand-euts of the left tant Prosecutor John A. Petillo CHANCERY DIVISION . 34 Broad Mrect - . $20 on a careless driving sitting in for the state. "From Red Bank to Seaside MONMOUTH COUNTY Bed BanS; New Jersey ear. - . ••"'. • Heights, he said, about- 6,480 DOCKET NO. K 193431 Attorneys charge and $15 for using fic- JudgeMcGowan set sentenc- STATE OF NEW JERSEY . March 1, 6, 15, 12 $28,52 Naval authorities, who are in- customers were without power TOl JOHN .CARRICK, Ills, fttlpj, de- .••--.- NOTICE- • -• titious license plates>•<. \ ing for March 29. visees and personal representatives, MONMOUtlt COCNTV vestigating, 'said the truck was at different times. In Red accounttoday and his, their or any ot their suc- SURROGATE'S COURT Bank, wires are still down on cessors In right, title and Interest, Notice to Creditors to Present driven by Benny Pope, Wind- MRS. JOHN CARRICK, .Defendants: Claims- Against Estate a number of streets. You are hereby summoned and re- ESTATE OK FLORENCE B., sor, Ya., and was carrying quired to serve upon Kantor & Burns, WORTHLBY, DECEASED lumber'to the depot waterfront In Red Bank, the railroad Eaqa., plaintiff's attorneys whose ad- Pursuant to the order or DONALD J. No minimum dress Is 41 Broad Strecl, Kcyporl, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate or the Coun- ;ate brfike down at the Mon- New- Jersey, an answer to the com- installation at Leonardo. plaint filed in a, civil action, In which or Monmouth, this day made, on mouth St. crossing due to me- What's more important to Frank Kcmprowskl and Catherine applicapplicatiot n of the undersigned, John Kemprowakl, are plalntlffB, and John Worthlley. the Bole Executor of the chanical falure during the our design engineers than balance required Carrlck etc., ct als, are defendant!, estate ol the said Florence E. Worth storm. Police said" that wires, In the Superior court of New ley, deceased, notice 13 hereby given Admits Guilt technical data? We ihink ff »»i »*«j' — - —» .—- — - — — - to the creditors of said deceased to tree limbs and signs came down Jcrucy, within thlrty-Mvty e dayys after present to the said Sole Executor their Sarah Feit is, because she March 15th, W8 li f h jliLlms under oath within six months during the night throughout the date. exclusive of such from thla date., To Possession helps keep our technical If you fall to rlo so, the relief de- DATED:February 19th, 1068 FREEHOLD — A Lakewood borough., manded In the complaint will be taken JOHN A. WORTHLEY In spite of last nightjs snow- information safe and against you by default. You flhall file 1S6 Mllbank Avenue man yesterday pleaded guilty sound and available. your answer and proof of service In Greenwich, Connecticut fall, Monmouth Beach Weather duplicate wlth'.the Clerk of the Supc Role. Kxr;ciitnr before Monmouth County Court Sarah reproduces engi-r rlor Court, State House Annea, Tren- Messrs. Beekman and Porter, Observer Wilbur Lafaye reports on New Jersey, In accordance with 10 Broad Street Judge M. Raymond McGowan to neering drawings, cata- the rules of civil practice .and pro- lied Danlt, Now Jersey a charge of possession of stolen the month of February was cedure. Attorneys logs and files records and Thin action has been Instituted for Feb. 23, March 1, 8, li »25.76 property. ixceptionally dry at the shore. the purpose of foreclosing a certain (hooray!I knows how to ccrtlrlcato of tax sale, affecting landi Leroy Kowalczyk, 25, of Chest- Not counting the snow which n Ihc Township of Middletown, County NOTICE find them again. Nol much of Monmouth and State of New Jer- MONMOUTII COUNTY nut Street, had been indicted tegan at 6 last night he said sey situate on tlio Easterly sltle of HURIUKIATK'tt COURT [here were only five days in larger than one of ths Bray Avenue, wlilch certificate was ex- Notice to Creditors to I'renent for having a $505 portable gener- ecuted hy tho Tax Collecting Official Claims Atalaa't Kstnle ator belonging to the J. F. Kiely the month (luring which a microfilms she works with, of the TownBhlp of Mlddletnwn to Gov- ESTATE OP PATSY TRUFOLO (also trnmcnl Security Co., dated Dflcemher Construction Co., Joline Av&, measurable amount'of snow fell. Sarah is one small -person, 31, 1965 rind recorded In the Mon- known flfl Paftqunle Trutoloj 1 mouth County Clerk's Office on Febru- Pursuant - to the order of DONALD Long Branch, on April 22. It amounted to .09 of an inch, who does a big job : , ary 23. 100?, In Book 2591 ot Mort- J. CUNNINOHA.M, Surrogate 'of-the gages, on pace 621. By -assignment County of Monmouth, this day made, He was represented by Wil- compared to February, 1967, dated December 15th. 1066, Government on the application of the undersigned, when the area dug out1 from Security Co. a[orcaald_ assigned said Alflo Trufolo; the Sole Executor of the liam Gearty of (the public de- cnlnto of Ihn mild Patsy Trnfolo Inl- : under 25.7 inches of snow. tax idle ;rllflcato to Fiank and Cath- so known an Faflquale Trulolo), de- entlers- office, with Assistant Pay bill* ai home and gain erine. Kemprowsltl, which assignment ceased, notice in hereby given to Ihe was recorded In Hie Monmouth County creditors of snlrl dpceased ti prenenL Prosecutor John A. Petillo sit- CRUSHED CADDY — The weight of last night's .sudden The average temperature for more leisure time. Clerk's Office on January 20, 1f)fl7, In the flnle Executor thnlr clnlmfl ting in for the state he muntli WHS 29.6, compared Hook jWi or Assignment or. Mortgages, under ontli wltliln sit month* . from snow w0s enough to cause this huge irea to. come Can wo help you? on. page 263 and to har the etiulty tills date. Judge McGowan to a normal average of 33. The of nflflr-mptlon ^herein; nnd you. trie Dated: February IMh, IMS set sdntenc- Service Is our persons, to whuiti tins noilCti IB ad- AU'IO TKU1-OL6 ing for March 20. crashing dov^n on the car of Robert McKee, who. had high reading was 49 degrees, dressed,'"are made parties defendants 20 William. Street hecnuse you are the owners or said Hod Hunk. New Jersey it parked in the drlvow'ay of -tits home at 268 Broad St., Feb. 3 arid the low was 7, re Electric Power biggest asset. a unit promlsflfli or their -jeapco- 0u!6 E.tfMlior n corded oh Feb. 21, . spouses, as hcrelnabove desig- Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wlchmann Musicnl dropouta aell instiil- R«d Panic. The snow also felled othorWrees in various Division nated. A Burlcll ments for cash with a fast act- Dated: February 23, ldflfl. 205 nroBrl Street parts of Montnouth Couhty and brought traffic to a Total melted precipitation Plants in Eatontown CENTRAL JERSEY BANK MORTIMER O. NEWMAN, JR. Red Bank, New Jersey ing Classified Ad, Dial 741-6900 was 1.08 inches, as opposed to Clerk. Superior Court Allorneys slithery slow crawl, , and Red Bank. MEMBER OF F. 0.1. 0. Feb. 23, March 1, 8, 15 165132 Feb. 23, March.1, I, It $23.(1 now! normal of 3.54 inches' 4—Friday, March 1, 1$68 THE DAIJLY JtEGISTlR Juanita mil Dies; Plan Opinion Survey On Land MIDDLETOWN — No formal poses, and,., with this proposed If the majority of these peo- dissent by members of the Eat annexation, we will be losing ple were in favor and the mi- OBITUARIES Keansburg Betterment Associa- tax ratable*." tority against the annexation, Stage, Screen Star tion against any proposed an- Mr. Blum, who spoke before then condemnation proceedings JOSEPH B. MOUNT MRS. JOSEPH GLAVASICH Stricken at Track BAY SHORE N. Y. (AP) — nexation of land within the town- the Keansburg Planning Board could be Instituted, he said. LITTLE SILVBR-Joseph B. BERKELRY HEIGHTS - Juanita Hall, 66, a Broadway ship boundary was expressed on Tuesday night, said that Mrs. Antoinette Giavasich, 75 Practice, Boy Dies Mount, 60,75 Borden Place, Litr actress and singer best remem- last night. the land was to be annexed, an tie Silver, died Wednesday at of 427 Plainfield Ave., died yes SCOTCH PLAINS - Daniel F bered for her role as "Bloody The group, however, did go on agreement would first have to • Harkness Pavilion, New' York terday in Overlook Hospital Barrett, 15, of 2411 Hill Road, Mary" in "South Pacific," died record to send a survey com be reached between governing City. Summit. She was the mother collapsed and.died Tuesday af- Wednesday night at Southside mlttee into the affected areas to officials involved. Born in Knglisht.own, Mr, of Joseph Glavasich of Ocea&ter high school track practice. Hospital. determine the opinion of prop- port. He bad lived In Middletowa be- Among her survivors is a sis- He said that all residents and Mount was the son of the late erty owners about the proposal. property owners whose holdings William E. and Lida Hoffman In addition to her son, she is fore moving here four years ago. ter, Mrs. George Creed of Key- Earlier this week, C. Bernard port, N. J,, where Miss Hall would be affected must also be Mount. Before moving to Lit- survived by her husband, Jo- The boy, a sophomore Blum, Keansburg municipal in complete accord. tle Silver, lie was-associated sephJHavaslcli: two: otherisqns, at _Scotch^lains:Fanwood High was born. manager, asked the Planning •wiffli the W. E. Mount and Son Rudy Glavasich of South Plain- School, collapsed after particl- Miss Hall played the Bloody Beard and Citizens Advisory GENERAL Ford Agency, New Brunswick. field ami August Glavasich-of patingoin varsity praetiee and Mary^role, Jn the .movie and Committee to study the feasa- New Providence; a daughter, Broadway versions and also bllily of the possible annexation iLrraignment -ELECTBIC At the time of his death, he was taken to Muhlenberg Hos- Mrs. Anna Opella of North pital, Plainfield, where author- played in both mediums in of 50 acres of land which bor- was employed at the Histine Di- Brunswick and 1J grandchil- "Flower Drum Song." She also ders on Port Monmouth Road, vision, of the McDonnell Co., ities said death was caused by Of Agnellino self-cleaning dren. cardiac arrest. toured with both shows, and Middletown. stockbrokers in Red Bank. He brought Bloody Mary to Lon- •was a member of the First A Requiem Mass will be of- He is survived by his parents, Of the 50 acres Involved in oven range don. the proposed annexation, 33 are Slated Today Baptist Church, Red Bank. fered at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Bar- 1 at lowest price ever! the Church of the Little Flower, rett, and three brothers, James, She was born in Keyport, owned by the Keansburg Board FREEHOLD - Attillo Agnel- Surviving are his widow, here. Burial will be under the his twin* and William and Mat- N. J., Nov. 6, 1901, one of four of Education and it is on part lino, proprietor of the Paddock Margaret M. Mount, three sis- direction of the Paul Ippolito thew Barrett, all at home. children of Mary and Abraml of this parcel that the junior and Lounge; Long Branch, who was ters, Mrs. Charles, R. English, Long, and the family subse- senior high school now is being indicted by the Monmouth Berkeley Memorial, also here. A Requiem Mass will be of- Bed Bank, Mrs. Kenneth P. quently moved to Greenpoint, Juanita Hall built for the exclusive use ofCounty Grand Jury Tuesday on Applegate, West Hartford, fered at 9;15 a.m. tomorrow in N. Y., where the father's con- MRS. MARY ROSS NEWMAN Keansburg students. seven counts of possession of Conn., and Mrs. Rees H. Barfc St. Bartholomew's Catholic tracting work took him. But the spokesman said she stolen property, was to be ar- LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Church here. The funeral will be The 33 acres owned by the alow, Ormond Beach, Fla. Miss Hall's career began in also had appeared in Broadway board formerly was known as raigned this morning before Su- Mary Ross Newman, 78, of 29 under the direction of the Doo- productions of "The Hous% of perior Court Judge Clarkson S, The funeral will be Saturday Willow Drive, died yesterday in ley Colonial Home, Westfield. her teens, her first appearance the Leddy Tract and complete- at 11 a.m. in the Adams Me- being in "Lew Le Tie's Black- Flowers," with Pearl Bailey; ly encompasses the additional Fisher. Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, "The Ponder Heart," with Da- morial Home, with Rev. Start after a short illness. birds," on Broadway, 17 acres in the Forrest Ave. Agnellino is charged with hav- ley Er Mugridge pastor of the ALLAN WOODS She met singer Clement Hall vid Wayne; "Sing Out Land," r Mrs. Newman^ was" born "in area. ing three carpets valued at First Baptist Church, Red TOMS RIVER-Allan Woods, of Newark, N. J., in that show "St. Loui3 Woman," ^'Street Survey Scheduled Denver, Col., and had been a Scene," "The Pirate," and the $926 oh Oct. 10, belonging to Arc Bank, officiating. Burial will be 79, of 7 Roberts Road, father and they were married. They Mrs. Helen Kelly, committee- r resident here 20 years. She was Floors, a television set belong- —Modal J-3M private. of Harry C, Powers of Freehold eventually divorced and Miss ever-famous "Showboat." woman from the Port Mon- a member of the Monmouth ing to the Pennsylvania Rail- died Wednesday in Paul Kilrr Hall never remarried. She had Miss Hall also leaves a broth- mouth Road area, will conduct road valued at }581.95 on Nov. rANTASTICI Both oven AND DEATH NOTICE County Chapter, Daughters of ball Hospital, Lakewood. no children. Hall died years prlcel Latch tHe dosi>—lat LYNCH — At Belleville, N. ]., February er, Horace V. Long of New door to door survey of the 24. "Clean" control. When you open 28, 1968, Marion P. Doalc Lynch, be- the American Revolution. He was a retired foreman for ago, her family said York City, four nieces and the oven again, you'll flnef It loved wire of the late John F. Lynch. Her husband was the late six or seven residences that Two carpets valued at $188 clean aa Ilia day you bought It Mother of Mrs, James J. Dunn, of the U.S. Metals and Refining In Lombardo Show three nephews. would be affected by the annex- —spoti, spills, drippings disap- Clirk, N. J., John F. of Belleville, John J. Newman. She is sur- j _^ _ _• j- . belonginw»vaa^Maag^ tIVo thUjwe OzitVUllVe Corp.W£|Se), twl> TV oW pear at if by magic) And own Thomas J. of East Keansburg and Co., Carteret, where he had Miss Hall's last appearance There will be a Requiem vived by a son, John J. New- ition, and report her findings to & conditioners valued $1,621.84 but If par cleaning." Meat Oeorte J. Lynch of BloomfleU. Sister been employed'50 years. on stage was in the Guy Lom- Mass at 10 a.m. Monday in St. pushbuttons for each Ht " ol Mrs. Margaret Golden of Belmar. man Jr. of Little Silver; five Surviving, besides his son, the association at the next reg- ^j three ^ con(jjtioners val- Calrode unit! rlcwlrip . Alan survived by-12 grandchildren and bardo-produced show, "Mardi Malachy's Church, New York, ular meeting. ^ 452 belonging to Cal- Blf, roomy lighted own! __ 7 great grandchildren. Relatives* and daughters, Mrs. Alice Lum of are his widow, Mrs. Frances ued at friends, aim Kosary Society, are kind' Gras," at Jones Beach, Long with a memorial service at 2 One resident did voice her i ^ c j Virginia, Mrs. Helen Klsthnrdt oway Mi]1S| on De Md •Mlniimm Retail Price ly Invitev d to attente d the funenral from Qieger Woods; two daughters, Island, in 1965. p.m. in the Second Baptist feelings when the subject was i. o refrigerator belonging to 4h "Klerna"Kl n FuneraFl HHomi of Tucson, Ariz., Mrs. Florence Mrs: Lorraine Broyles of Car- n2 5 "Bmd en nit ef 24 >ar MM. tar Union Ave,, Belleville on Saturdayif, Ho, -ait She had been living at the Church, Keyport. Burial, under Dn the floor for discussion...... •_ «> elQctnclty, fl a.m. High mass of Requlejn In SI'. )'Appolilo of Cheverly, Mdi, A ance son City, Nov., and Mrs. Mar- Percy Williams Actors Home, the direction of the .Tudkins Co- Yea nay order Ike saeM akssn ' Peter's Church at lO.s.m. Interment Mrs. MelisaZeman of.Florida garet Rembold of Parsippany, "What are we proving?" she 19. threeih m, par frtacakie CE takr. Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchred Visit- East Islip, since mid-Decem- lonials Funeral. Home,-Plain- See ear camnt sleXv, **e> aa. Jnir hours 2-4 and 7*10 p.m. Please and Mrs. Marion Morrison of and nine grandchildren asked.'addingL__. omit flowers.- ber, entering Southside Hospital field, N. J., will be in Midway Three other defendants, Hi- Oakhurst; 20 grandchildren, and ; "We are trying to get Hahne The Anderson and Campbell a few weeks agoV A .family Green Cemetery, .Matawan, dieted with Agnellino for posses- 10 great-grandchildren. and Co. into the township onsion of the television set, were Funeral Home is in charge of spokesman said she had been N. J. ne side for tax ratable pur- The funeral, Wider the direc- arrangements. suffering from uremia, diabetes also to be arraigned before tion of the Damiano Funeral and pernicious anemia, and had Judge Fisher. Home, Long ftranch, will be MRS. JOHN FANNER heen partly blind in recent They are: Samuel Margarino, held at the convenience of the BELFOBD - Mrs. Katherine months. Joseph Harvey Dies Matawan, Nunzio Merla, 132 family. Fanner, 76, of 488 Main St. died She had been in a hospital in Woodrow Wilson Homes and DEATH NOTICE yesterday jn the Geraldine East Orange, N. J., before WEST ALLENHURST - Jo- He is survived by his wife, Samuel A. Pandure. MOUNT, . . . Place, little Silver, N. J., on Wednes- Thompson Huspltal, WalTTJSWjF liioviilg to the' actors home. seph Harvey, 55; owner of Hap- Mrs; Dorothy Wolf Harvey; two Agnellino also faces federal day, J>b. Tt, at Harkawi Pavilion, ship. vev New York City. Funeral 'services Sat- The moon-faced singer wwt 's Cocktail Lounge, Loch Ar- sons, Joseph and Steven Harvey charges of possession of dry urday, March 2, al U a.m. from the She was born in Newark and her greatest fame singing "Bali bor, died yesterday at Jersey at home, a daughter, Pat Har- cells and battery acid taken Adam* Memorial Home, SU> Broad St, had lived here 20 years. Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Red Bank. In lieu ol flowers, the family Hai" and "Happy Talk" in vey also at home; three broth- from McGuire Air Force Base request* tiiat contribution* bt mad* to In addition to her husband, "South Pacific." H~ e live" d" at 721 Myrtle Ave. the nivsrvlew Hospital, Red Bank. No ers, Harry R. Harvey, Chief and a charge of possession of a visitation. Interment private. John Fanner, she is survived by here. motorcycle stolen in Boston, three sons, Vincent and Wilson He was born in Oakhurst and of Police of Ocean Township, DBATH NOTICE FRANCIS S. LLOYD Mass. I HALL, Juanita, the original' Bloody Fanner of Belford, and Ray- had been assistant golf pro to Lester W. Harvey, owner of the Mary of Rogers and Hammersteln't NEW { SHREWSBURY — "South Pacific," died Feb. 28 In South- mond Fanner of Linden; a sis- former U.S. and state cham- Allaire Hotel, Spring Lake, and •We Hospital, Bayshore, L I Mis Francis &. Lloyd, 55, of 14 Dev- INSTALL iiin ter, Mrs: Madeline Young of pion Vic Ghezzi of Deal. A John J. Harvey, Ocean Town- Hall was bom Nor. 6 1KU In Keyport, on Courtvdied yesterday in Push Repeal WIRING trPtUMBIN© N. J. aod attended ttu local schools. Lakewood; eight grandchildren, Riverview Hflspital, Red Bank. World War n veteran, he was ship's deputy police chief, and She vu a graduate of the JulHlard FOR THE School of Uuslc, New York. Her career and 12 great-grandchildren. Mr. Lloyd was born In South a member of Gimble-Leahy- was started as a member of the Lew Services will be under the di- Quirk Post, VFW, Oakhuret. His three sisters, the Misses Marga- LuHe's BlackMrdi. 8ie appeared In Orange, son of Mrs. Frances Of Sunday "Green Pastures" and was assistant rection of the John J. Ryan Fu- other memberships included the ret, Adelaide and Wilhelmina || choral director to Hall Johnson In Zahner Lloyd of Brick Town- Run Lir ChUlun." Her past stage, neral Home, Keansburg. Asbury Park Elks, the Tavern Harvey, all of Oakhurst. JOHN VAN KIRK & SON Him and radio perfonnancM Include! ship and the late Robert J. •tarring roies In "Ponder Heart," Lloyd. Owners Association of Asbury A Requiem Mass will be of-Closing Law 84 Cooper Rd., Middletown off Rl, *S 'HCTFJ," "Bubjr Valentine" MRS. LOUISE IIEROLD Park, the N.J. Liquor Dealers fered at 10 a.m. Monday hi St. or- • • . and 'IPkrwer Drum Boil" Stis Is sur- He was a 1935 graduate HOWELL TOWNSHIP - A vlved/by her etater, MM. George dreed LONG BRANCH - Mrs. of Association, Council 816 Knights Mary's Catholic Church, Deal, GEO.C Headons Comer . 741- |ot KeVwrt, N. I.,\m a brother, Horace Stevens Institute of Technology, drive to repeal the Sunday clos- Convenlnri Terms ' 747- Louise V. Herold, 63, of 111 of Columbus, the Navy League, The funeral is under,, the di- at of New Yortt City. Services Hoboken, and was an electrical ing law in Monmouth County be. held aA 2 p.m. Monday in the Chelsea Avenue (Star of the Shore Area Council and St. rection of the Buckley Funeral d . Btihld ta ACh 2 p.mh . KrMondat y Iin tthe engineer with the Grumman is being organized under the di- KOEPPEL .. jt»d Baptist Churoh, Keyport. Inter- Sea Convent), died Wednesday Mary's Catholic War Veterans. Home, Asbury Park. If meat, under the direction of Judklns Aircraft Engineering Corp., rection of the Howell Township - rial Funsral Home, Plalntltld, in Monmouth Medical Center. and SON INC. be In Midwar Green Cemetery, Bethpage, N.Y. Industrial Committee. Born in Bed Bank, she was Mr. Lloyd was a member of The project goal is to get a a former Fair Haven, resident. the Masons Lodge of Nutley, Welfare question of the sales ban on the She was the widow of'Harry J. the Monmouth Square' Club, (Continued) November ballot by using volun- Plumbing FOR ANY OCCASION Herold. and, the Stevens Institute Alum- foU time to go after delinquent branches or an overpaternalis- teers from local groups and Retired six years ago as ani Association. parents. He also advocated a tic philosophy is far from de- civic organizations to obtain Heating HONEY BEE FLOWERS N. J, Bell Telephone Co. oper- His wife was the late Eliza- full time investigative-section in termined." signatures) on petitions. RUSSELL T. HODSKISS ator, Mrs. Herold was employed beth J. Lloyd. - . the welfare' agency. Mr. Daly said that aid to de- Industrial Committee Chair- TV Repair as a cook at the convent: She Surviving in addition to his Hughes, Agencies Happed pendent children has always man William La Station feels 464 BROAD ST. was a communicant of Star of mother are two daughters, the "The governor of New Jer- been thought of as temporary that the sales ban is an econom- "Visit Our Ntw TV- SHREWSBURY the Sea Catholic Church. Misses Sherry W. and Bobin sey and the state Department of and aimed at rehabilitating the ic detriment to the county, and Stereo Demonstration 741-4020 Surviving is a brother, Louis J. Lloyd, both at home, and a Institutions and Agencies are family as a self-sustaining unit. Howell Township in particular. M. Vanest-of Queens Gardens, brother, Robert J. Lloyd Jr. unwilling or unable," he "Today, this is hardly the case Twelve New Jersey counties, Room!' Reliable Slue* 1M7 (JueensfW. Y. Miami. said, "to do anything construc- hi a large area of welfare and Including Monmouth, adopted A Mass will be offered in Na- The funeral will be tomorrow tive in an approach to minimiz- there are now families that have the Sunday sales ban by refer- 141 Flnt Avt. BY WIRE ANYWHERE " tivity Catholic Church, Fair Ha at -9 a.m. in the William S. ing or reducing the welfare prob- known no support except wel- endum in 1959, four have re- ven, at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Anderson Funeral Home. Red lem i" New Jersey and particu- fare for as far back as three jected it, including Ocean Coun- Atlantic Highlands 1 Burial, under the direction of Bank, with the Rev. James larly in Monmouth County. generations,' he said. ty, and five have never voted the John E. Day Funeral Home, R. Steele, pastor of the Shrews- "Therefore, Monmouth Coun- "The unscrupulous recipient on the issue. Red Bank, will be in Mt Olivet ^ury "Presbyterian -Church, of- ty appears .tfl b« on its own.._._."_ comes between the government- William Emanuel has been 291-0890 Cemetery, Middletown. ficiatlng. Burial will be in Fair- Mr. Daly said that no one wffi al departments," he said, "at art nf thn mqunt Cemetery, Newark. question for one minute the need the expenss of the taxpayer. John E. Day MRS. HARRY W. JACKSON for deprived and innocent chil- "How far does this humani- RED BANK - Mrs. Sarah MRS. ELLA CONCANNON dren to be given proper care tarlanism go at the expense of Marie Jackson, 43, of 14 Clif- MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Ella and support. the taxpayer?" he asked. He ford Place, died yesterday in Concanndn, 64, of 38 Woods End "It is here, in the area of child said that prospective welfare FUNERAL HOME Riverview Hospital after a long Road, died yesterday at the Ea- support," he continued, "that recipients should exhaust every illness. ton Park Nursing Home, Eaton- the source of the greatest prob-, remedy possible before they are She was born here and was town. .^ lems of welfare arises. eligible for welfare. 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank a member of Calvary Baptist Born in New York City, she "The welfare program for the It is simpler to get money Church and of its Flower Club. iiad lived here about five support of children was never through welfare than from fa- months, formerly residing in C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 She was also a Girl Scout lead- intended to be abused by adults. ther support, said Mr. Daly. er. Highlands. She was the daugh- There can be little question that The freeholder said he di In addition to her husband, ter of the late Edward Britton such abuse does exist as docu- cussed his proposal with some Harry W. Jackson, she is sur- and Mary Connor Britton. mented by so many of the news members of-the judiciary and vived by three sons, John Dan- Surviving are a son, Thomas, media across the nation. they think it's a good program. iels and Harry and Shane Jack- of Atlantic Highlands; a daugh- "Whether these abuses arise A spokesman for the county |son, at home; three daughters, ter, Mrs. Adelaide Oehlsen of because of abuse by recipients, welfare agency, also, hailed the Take Mrs. Margaret White aiyl Bar- Middletown; a sister, Miss May governmental lack of coordina- program as something that, has bara Ann and Karen Lynn Jack- Britton of Highlands, and five tion between its various >een needed for a long time. advantage Worden Funeral Home son, also at home; seven broth- grandchildren.- ers, Randolph Daniels Jr. ofA Requiem Mass will be Mon- of'Won 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK Red Bank, Frederick Daniels of day at St. Mary's Catholic Long Branch, Bernard, Willie, Church, New Monmouth, at 9:30 Janes and Albert 'Daniels, alla.m. Burial will be in Mt. Oli- of New Shrewsbury, and Staff vet Cemetery under the direc- Day and Night Phbiie Isgt. Abe Daniels, with the U.S. tion of the Posten Funeral || Put youf Air Force in Rome, N.Y.; three Home, Atlantic Highlands. sisters, Mrs. Minnie Hicks, Mrs. C.B.S Savings in 747-0557 Melody Gabbis and Mrs. Ber- You Get nlce Powell, of Red Bank, and | three grandchildren. SUPERMARKET by the 10th HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. The funeral will be under the | direction of the F.-Leon Harris 36 Main St. Keansburg and Funeral Home, Red Bank. MORE WEEKEND SPECIALS! r BEGlSTER WITH FIRST MERCHANTS BEEF for STEW 391% Mala Olfloe: DAILY INTEREST Earn fromtl» JL\ • t «M1 Broiii M, The Adams Memorial Home ntt Bank, NT). 0TTO1 PAID FROM DAY OF Branch Offices! 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