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HOWELL (AP) - Joseph his head and drove him about numbers conviction. responsible," McGee said. tel. He was treated and re- State Prison on numbers added to the longstanding le- The county prevailed in the "Newsboy" Moriarty, the one- 60 miles south to this shore The Hudson County, state "Newsboy told us he was not leased, and brought in a state charges and a year in federal gal squabble. Isadore Glau- lower courts! The federal gov- time numbers czar who left community. and federal governments al- sure he could identify the police car to Jersey City Me- prison for failure to buy a gam- berman, special counsel for ernment is i $2.5 million in an abandoned He was taken to a house most immediately became in- three men, and he didnt even dical Center. "Wing tax stamp. Hudson County In the case, garage, was kidnaped and tor- and tied to a chair. Police volved in a legal battle over know where the house was. Officials there said he suf- Since his release in 1963, he says that the county is en- tured yesterday by three men said Moriarty told them the rights to the money and the He only said They were real fered bruises of the face and has lived guieuy in a rundown titled to the original money who tried to make him tell men beat him and burned his litigation still Is pending In the tough guys'. head and severe bums of the section of Jersey City known plus interest. Compounded where he might have more hands with a blowtorch while courts. "To my knowledge, Mo- hands. as the "Horseshoe*" semiannually, the interest loot stashed. constantly asking him where Deputy Police Chief Patrick riarty hasn't been flashing They said he signed himself The legal dust still hasn't would turn into a tidy bundle. He managed to escape at 4 the rest of Ms "Millions" were McGee of Jersey City said any money lately, and I don't out of the hospital later in the been lifted from "Moriarty's Glauberman contends the a.m., still handcuffed, from hidden. He managed to loosen Moriarty has been living for know why the kidnapers day. Police (Said his present Millions." United States Treasury must his abductors, and staggered the bonds holding him to the the past several years in the would think he's got more whereabouts are not known. The battle for control began cough up the interest. through the woods to a motel chair, and escape while the obscurity that always cloaked money hidden away some- Moriarty, who earned bis almost from the m6ment two on a highway here, and the men were sleeping. bis numbers operations. Mo- where. It could have been nickname from the days when workmen stumbled across the At issue Is whether Hudson motel owner cajled the police. "Moriarty's millions" were riarty, McGee said, was a "lo- three guys just playing a he worked as a sidewalk news $2.4 million cache in the trunk County is entitled to the mon- State police said Moriarty, found in caches of $2.4 million ner" who usually carried hunch." hawker, for several years ran of a dusty old automobile in a ey or whether it is the proper- 69, was kidnaped in Jersey and $168,400 in Jersey City in large sums of cash on him. Moriarty was taken to Paul a one-man numbers operation, Jersey City garage in 1962. ty of the federal government, City late Wednesday by three' July, 1962, four months after "We have no idea why he KlmbaU Hospital, Lakewood, mostly in Jersey City. He An attorney insists that an- more specifically the Internal men who placed a Hood over was kidnaped or who might ba after police arrived at the mo- served three years in Trenton Moriarty went to prison on a other "million" has been Revenue Service. Joseph Moriarlrjr Agency Shift Action Nears also amendments giving cit- of the Board of Control, TRENTON (AP)-The commissioner with" approval the institutions. izen board members some defended the department anij : chief sponsor of a Cahill ad- of the.senate. The commis Wescott did not get a power. said it had accomplished ministration bill to reorganize sioner is now appointed by the chance to answer criticisms much under an administrative the Department of Institutions But the lawmaker said the board. of the board and the major changes proposed by system that was outmoded. and Agencies says he will But Wescott opposed the department made by Dr. seek approval of, the the bill would remain intact. Provision Opposed provision limiting the power Criticism Differs Robert P. Nemo, the medical Republican Senate caucus for But Wescott opposed much of citizen boards of managers director from 1963 to 1968 of the measure when the .Hagedorn was the only of the content of a Cahill' of individual state institutions Marlboro State Hospital. Dr. legislature returns next member present from the administration bill aimed at and limiting the power of the Nenno is now a professor of month.' Senate Committee on Instit- reorganizing the department, board of control itself. psychiatry at the New Jersey Sen. Garrett W. Hagedorn, utions and Public Welfare to for which the board sets Wescott conceded that the College of Medicine and B-Bergen, said following hear the department praised policy. lines of responsibility that Dentistry. Thursday's hearing that he for its successes and damned He said he did not oppose now exist In the department He said the board never would consider 6ome minor ior its failures. a proposal that the governor were confusing to adminis- visited the hospital during bis amendments to the bill and Lloyd B. Wescott, president should appoint the department trators and others working in tenure, collected information only to rebut allegations of scandal, ignored epidemics of amoebic dysentery and tuberculosis, and stifled init- iative and reform. Prosecutor's Guiding HandDr. Mary Ann Bartusis. Im- mediate Past President of the New Jersey Neuropsychiatric Association, reiterated her group's support for a separate COMMUNITY PANELISTS— Discussing community problems prior to department of mental health. participating ln*i forum sponsored by the Council of Churches of the SeenGrand Influence Not Convinced Now Greater Red Bank Area last night are, left to right, Thomas Carter/ direc- She noted that Gov. William tor of the Red Bank Community Center; Mrs. Wijliam Pries, executive dl- By WILLIAM J.ZAORSKI T. Cahill had called during his rectqr\ of the Red Bank Housing Authority; the Rev. Leonard Powell/ pas- Last of a Series campaign in 1069 for such a tor of ihe First United Methodist Church of Red Bank; and chairman of FREEHOLD-The guiding hand in the proceedings of the department. : Prpji&cf Harmony; Police Chief George Clayton Jr.; and Police Lt. Robert grand jury Is the prosecutor. It's his job to act as legal adviser Scott, Red Bank human relations officer. . tothepaael The prosecutor is the only person,'other than the jurors themselves, who is permitted in the room while the panel is Jail Break deliberating. However, the jurors can ask nun to leave the room during these deliberations. Drug Problem Attack Critics of the system are quick to claim that the grand Report To jury rubber-stamps the wishes of the prosecutor and therefore serves no useful purpose. Job Is His Go Out Mapped in Red Bank However, the American Bar Association (ABA) rccom- .FREEHOLD - The county • mends that the prosecutor be free to express Ms opinion on the ByBENVANVLIET evidence since he is the one who must prosecute the in- Board of Freeholders next 'ter said, "to believe that the • and twelfth grades," he said. RED BANK - This borough dictment at trial. week will reveal the contents drug problem is confined to Mr. Carter said that he has a drug problem - a prob- the young. There are lots of feels the'drug problem is a "A prosecutor who has conducted an adequate in- of a 25-page report county de- lem described, last night as adults drug users." symptom • of problems faced vestigation and analyzed the evidence is in a position to fur- tectives made of the April 5 being a symptom of other, so- The chief said that under by many people - problems of nish guidance to the grand jury on the law and the weight of jail break. cial ills. his direction, three policemen inadequate bousing, the evidence and should be free to do so whether tins leads to Freeholder Director Joseph This was the gist of a twa- have been sent to a week-long unemployment, education, a determination to indict or not to indict," says the ABA in its C. Irwin said yesterday that hour panel discussion among school dealing with narcotics and feelings of despair. publication, The Prosecution Function and The Defesse Func- the freeholders will hold a church, housing, recreation, and 15 more will soon attend. tion. press conference next week '.'It's a vicious circle," he and "we will let you know all and law; enforcement leaders Officer Assigned said, "one seems to breed the The ABA adds that the prosecutor should not take advan- at the annual meeting of the tage of his role to unduly or unfairly influence the panel. As a that we know. . He said he has assigned other." "We've gone over It pretty Greater Red Bank Area Coun- 'Det. Sgt. Herbert Swanson to Housing Cited safeguard, it recommends that a record be made of the prose- cil of Churches. cutor's comments to the panel. well and anything we have develop an educational pro- Lt. Scott said that 90 per Proponents of the system counter the criticism by saying you can have." The meeting was held be- gram which will be ready for cent of the police problems -.• Mr. Irwin indicated that no fore 27 persons at the First use next month for educating Reglstw Shift Photo that a jury only becomes a tool of the prosecutor when it is stem from the problems of di- LEGAL ADVISER — County Prosecutor Vincent uninformed of its powers or is timid in asserting them. parts of the report will be Presbyterian Church, Harding children and adults. lapidated housing, lack of em- p. Keuper Is legal adviser to the county Grand Other arguments by critics against the grand jury per- kept secret. He said earlier, Road. Participating were P Tomtirfp H«B. Participating Post 321 will begin at noon St., along Front St. to Union ered by Superior Court Judge Wars post will coordinate ser- ing Club will march and a Monday. Highlands Eatontown Theodore J. Labrecque, a will J>e tbe Telephone Pio- vices Monday at 11 a.m. at the group of dune buggies will pa- Ave. and along Union Ave. to Services will be at 11 a.m. neers or America, the Junior Members of the post will Washington Ave. where the • The Veterans of Foreign resident here. memorial at Sycamore rade. place wreaths on monuments s Monday at Memorial Park, Music will be provided by Woman's Club and the town- School, Sycamore Ave. Trophies will be presented parade will disperse. Wars post will sponsor the pa rade which steps off at 2 p.m. Wampum Lake. the Little Silver School Band ship officials. Gerald Lewis, chairman, The parade will be led by Police Chief Richard Sunday from the war monu- The mayor and council and and the Red Bank Regional •' Mass will be celebrated said the Mayor and Council other civic and borough High School Band. An honor Monday at 9:30 a.m. in Mt. and civic and school organiza- Trembley and members of the ment at Alpine Manor, OTOUPS "will participate. The borough police department. U squad from Ft. Monmoutli Olivet Cemetery. In event of tlong ^lbein attendalice. A Prosecutor Seen Paraders and bands w.ll fXan Legicm Post is in will fire a salute. rain. It_ will be said in St. firing squad and a bugler Ernest J. Wenkowski is pa- move down Bay Ave. to Hud- charge of the program. .James Catholic Church, Red from Ft. Monmouth will also rade grand marshall and Fred dy Park, where services are The speaker will be Brig. Bank. Schuler honorary grand mar- scheduled. Matawan be present. Influence to Jury Gen. Richard C. Home 3rd, The Recreation Commis- ! Sea Bright Brig. Gen. Albion W. Knight shall. Councilmen Peter G. Atlantic Highland* commandant of the Army Sig- Walker is chairman of the- The fire Department ser- sion parade Monday begins at ' The traditional 11 a.m. ser- Jr., deputy commander of the (Continued) nal Center and School at Ft. IB a.m. on Freneau Ave. Fol-, i.,Vice will be Monday at the Army Electronics Command event. vice will be Sunday at 3 p.m. Monmoutn. 'Ontdated, Uiproteetive' in St. Agnes Catholic Church, lowing it, there will be ser- (•' memorial to front of borough and Ft Monmouth, will speak. In an article in Trial, the national legal newsmagazine, Freehold Fair Haven vices at Memorial Park, Low- ten, wtt& the participation of A parade will start Monday Center Ave, Members of fami- Fl. Monmoulh Mr. Belli says: "The grand jury is the second most outdated, lies of deceased firemen have A parade will form Monday er Main St. the Mayor and Council and A mid-day ceremony will and unprotective of the individual, system remaining in today's at 9:30 a.m. at the Hall of at 8:45 a.m. in the shopping civic groups. Records on Main St. The been invited to attend the ser- honor this post's dead and otherwise good American trial law." (The other is the coro- vice, the first at the church. center on River Road. It will West Long Branch ner's inquest.) theme is "Forget Them Not," proceed on River Road to.Me- At 10:30 a.m. Monday, a pa- Shrewsbury those men of combat who as suggested by Mlchele Kel- In previous years, it was at . Old Christ Cnnrch services have made the supreme sacri- Difference Cited Firemen's Memorial Field. .morial Park opposite Vh'e rade will start from Lakeview The thrust of his argument is that a suspected defendant der, a pupil at the St. Rose of borough hall. Ave. to the community center will be in the churchyard at 10 fice. Lima School. Taking part will be the Rev. Just before noon Monday, does not have the right to appear before a grand jury and that The Ft. Monmouth firing via Locust Ave. a.m. Sunday. The historic Flag-raising and salute will Harry Kraft, pastor of the graveyard has stones dating the 389th Army Band will play he may lie indicted without even knowing anything about it. First Baptist Church; the squad will be at the park. Services are set there for \\ from 1719. There will be a sa- for an honor guard ceremony The accused does not have the right to have an attorney toex - be by the VFW post. The Na- Taking part will be units of a.m, -. amine the witnesses and case against him until after In- tional Anthem will be led by Rev. Harvey E. Van Sciver, lute from a firing squad from in front of the monument on pastor of the First Methodist boy scouts', girl scouts, cub -. < Ft Monmoutb. Prayers for all Greely Field. Brig. Gen. Rich- dictment. He argues that there is a great deal of difference be- Mark Kaufman; invocation, scouts, Brownies, the Fire De- Howell Township: j tween the evidence a grand jury hears and what a trial jury the Rev. Gareth Holford of St. Church; the Rev. Michael . • ,. _. <. ... „„,,„. the dead, including six former ard W. Swenson, commanding Peter's Episcopal Church; Shaw,pastorofEmanuelBap- W^***M*^ The Veterans of Foreign rectors of the parish who are general, Army Commu- hears, and local civic organizations. Wars post is in charge of the Mr. Belli, however, did not say What should replace the presentation of parade theme tist Church, and the Rev. M. buried in the churchyard, will nications System Agency, and prize and addresses, Mayor J. J. L>ase, pastor of St. Agnes Long Branch parade Sunday and services be offered. Holy Communion Mrs. Swenson, wilt place a Monday. Let's follow a typical case through the grand jury system. William Boyle and the guest Church, who will deliver the Services will be at five loca- at 9 a.m. precedes the ser- wreath at the base of the speaker, Surrogate S. Thomas address. The St. Agnes Choir tions here Monday, according Starting at 1:30 p.m. Sun- , vice. monument. A 21-gun salute (Since all grand jury proceedings are secret', it is not possible day, the parade will start at to give an actual case as example.) Gagliano. will sing the anthem. to officials of the Veterans Al- Mayor Robert C. Lawrence, will be fired. Taps will be A roll call of departed liance. the Salem Hill School on New- sounded. Police arrest Joseph,Crime on a charge of. robbing a It will proceed to Elk's 3rd said the borough ceremo- Point on E. Main St. and members will be sounded by There will be an all-deno- bury Road, and proceed to ny will be Monday at 10:45 store. The first step after the arrest is a preliminary exam- Aldrich Road to the A and P Hazlet ination before a municipal court judge. Tbe defendant can, if Broadway, where command- Fire Chief Edgar Koebler and minational service at 9 a.m. a.m. at the memorial, Syca-, 11K 38Mh Army Band of Ft. ers of veterans' organizations, his assistants, Everett Curry at St. Michael's Catholic shopping area on Rt. 9 and the more Ave. and Broad St. he so chooses, make the state present its evidence for the grandstand behind the Gulf Monmouth will highlight the judge to determine if there is probable cause or he can waive presidents of auxiliaries, and and Ralph Date Church with Msgr. Paul F. A bugler and firing squad annual parade sponsored by the Woman's Club will place Floral wreaths will be Bradley officiating. Station. from Ft. Monmouth wUl par- this right and nave bis charge weighed by the grand jury. tbe Recreation Commission. Tbe policeman and others come individually before the wreaths at Memorial Monu- placed at the flag staff on Me- Services for those who died Among the marchers will ticipate, as will scout troops, The parade will leave Air- ment. morial Field. at sea will be at the end of the be the Ft. Monmoulh Army firemen, the police reserve panel to tell what they know about the crime. The grand jury port Plaza on Rt 38 at 9 a.m. only bears testimony directly relating to the crime. It does not This will be followed by a Sandy Hook Bay Post, fishing pier at 9:30 a.m., fol- Band; 6th District, Monmouth unit and tbe first aid squad. Monday, proceed down American Legion, will spon- lowed by ceremonies at the County VFW commander, Jo- ; hear Hearsay evidence. The panel then decides if the person salute to the war dead by the Alonmouth Beach •' Middle Road to Lynn Blvd., should stand trial. American Legion post firing sor the parade, which will Garfield Monument at 9:45. seph Man ton; 6th District, Walter Bloom, president of right on Appleton Drive to the Or, take the case of John Book, as we shall call him in squad, Asbury Brown, leader; form at the Yacht Harbor at At City Hall Park at 10 ' Monmouth County Ladles'. the Monmouth Beach Fire De- Union Avenue School. this hypothetical situation. John Book is a policeman who taps and echo, and a ben- 11 a.m. Monday. Units will in- a.m., Lt. Col. Gene M. Little, Auxiliary president, Mrs. partment announced that the Following the parade, the while on duty, shot a man. ediction by the Rev. Earl C. clude tbe Henry Hudson Re- Ft. Monmouth's deputy post Genevieve Bishoff, and her fire company will sponsor the annual Junior Olympics is Our hypothetical prosecutor would present all available Snyder of tbe Methodist gional School Band and the chaplain, will speak. Organi- color guard, and Col. Thomas Memorial Day services on scheduled at the School field. information and witnesses to the 23 jurors for them to deter- Church. Highlands and Atlantic High- zations will place wreaths at of Ft. Monmouth. Monday 10 a.m. in front of the Awards for Olympics winners mine if the officer had probable cause for action. The line of march will pro- lands Elementary School the monument. The master of Firehouse, Beach Road. and the yearly achievement A'Basic Duty' ceed west along Main St. bands. ceremonies will be John Pan- Participating in the service award will be presented. The ABA recommends that the prosecutor present evi- across Rt. 33, and turn right Services featuring a firing dore. Herbert Unger and John 661871 Wins will be Mayor Sidney B. John- More than 1,01)0 persons will dence to the panel which would reasonably tend to negate the into the raceway parking lot, squad from Ft. Monmouth are F. Johnson are chairmen of WILL1NGBORO (AP) - son and Rev. W. Winfield particpate In the parade, in- guilt of tbe accused, "The obligation to present evidence where the parade ends. scheduled at 9 a.m. at the Le- the event. The winning number" In this West, Fire Co. chaplain and cluding the Veterans of For- which tends to negate tbe guilt of the accused flows from the Trophies will be awarded gion plot in Bay View Ceme- The Ft. Monmouth firing week's New Jersey lottery is pastor of the Oceanport Meth- eign Wars Color Guard with • basic duty of the prosecutor to seek a just result," it says. for the best bikes, most mem- tery, Leonardo. squad and the Long Branch 661871. odist Church. Principal speak- grand marshal and World War The grand jury also can launch its own investigation into bers in line, best appearing Atlantic Highlands Hose High School band will partici- Holders of tickets with all er will be Lt. Col. John De I escorts, township officials, civic matters. One grand jury did exactly this about two years first aid squad, fire depart- Company No. 1 will wet down pate. six numbers in the correct or- Sanctls, Ret. police and the Ft. Monmoutli- ago when it handed up a presentment stating that a certain ment and auxiliary, lodge and its new Mack 1250 G. P. M. Fire Chief James J. Juliano 'der win $50,000; with five bridge in Marlboro was unsafe and that it should be corrected. auxiliary, youth organization, pumper at Firemen's Me- said firemen's services will be numbers $4,000; four numbers Other grand juries have asked the legislature to amend cer- drill team, equestrian unit, morial Field Monday at 1 p.m. at the Fire Department's park $400; and three numbers $40. tain laws. boy and girl scout troops, best Colts Neck •in' Elberon following those at Holders of tickets where the "Every matter presented ta the grand jury gets a thor- band and most original and A parade is scheduled Mon- City Hall. He asked members last two numbers match those Births ough discussion," said Mr. Keuper; "I find that it is a very most appropriate floats. day at 11 a.m. The march will to wear uniforms and to, at- of the winning number be serious body." , Trophy winhers^wfll be se- be from Prothero Road to tend the services. Equipment come eligible for a million- Cost Seen Nominal lected by judges Edward M. Heyers Mill Road to the grave will be lined up in front of the aire's drawing to be held later, RIVEBVIEW Mr. and Mrs. William Ko- Some states have done away with or restricted their grand Lewis Jr., Ira J. Morgan, of Pvt. Michael Field. monument on Broadway. Red Bank lodztej (nee Joan Eiiott), 399 jury systems citing cost as a factor. In New 'Jersey, the, cost Robert W. Reardon Jr., Mrs. Pvt. Field of the Revoluv Chairmen of the1 firemen's LEGAL NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jae- Park Ave, Union Beach, son, appears nominal. Grand jurors receive ?5 a day for each day Robert Sherman, Mrs. Vivian tionary 1st Regiment Middle- services are R. Barry Kamm NOTICE TAKE NOTICE Inol Edmund Sldorskl ger (nee Patricia Henry), 434 May 27. they meet and two cents a mile for travel. This means that a Taylor, John B. Thompson sex County Militia, was and Ex-Chief Paul F. White. l;a Satellite.Fishing Co., hos applied It Mr. and Mrs. Richard the Director ot the Division ot Alcoholic Front St., Union Beach, son, grand juror receives a total of $100 for the 20 weeks he serves. and Hilliard White. wounded and captured by the Organizations wishing to Beverage Control for a Plenary Retail Loeffler (nee Rosemary Chi- Transit License to sell alcoholic beve- May 25. Mr. Kugler is not alone in the state advocating the aboli- Other participants in the British at the Battle of Mon- place wreaths at either ser- rages lor consumption only on the boat mera), 14 Thornley Ave., Ea- tion of the system. He says the state Supreme Court and the vice are asked to notify the namtd "Sotelllle" while In transit within Mr. and Mrs.- John DeVoil parade include the 730th Air mouth, died in the retreat of Ihe State of New. Jersey. (nee Gloria Kirk), 336-B tontown, son, May 27. State Judicial Conference have made the same recommenda- Force Band; Oglensky-Jack- the British through this area, chairmen. Oblectlons, If anyly,, sshould be made lm- Cbeesequake Apartments, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hague tion. He did not say what should replace the system. son Post, Jewish War Veter- and was buried by his com- Little Silver mediately In wrlllnb ttoo the Director of the (nee Jean Posner), 196-B Ea- Division of Alcoholii c Beveroae Control* Matawan, son, May 25. "Despite what the attorney general feels about grand ans and auxiliary; Veterans rades at the present site. The antique brass bell that 1!MRd8W Mr. and Mrs. George Scott toncrest Drive, Eatontown, juries," said Judge Kingsfield during a legal motion. "I still of Foreign Wars post, its aux- In the line of march will be once rang in the.borough's 15 Snug Harbor (nee Joan Gonet), 64 Laurel son, May 27. feel they have a place in our system. iliary and junior girls' unit; Mayor Kenneth B. George Jr., original school will be official- Highlands, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haupt May ». June 4 5B.50 Drive, Little Silver, son, May. "Frankly, I think a grand jury serves a very useful pur- Veterans of former wars; grand marshal; clergymen; ly received Monday by the NOTICE (nee Sarah Domidion), 472 pose." Take notice Ihot Fred F. Forwell has ap- 25. Gold Star Mothers, and Mon- the township council; the Jer- borough, plied to the Director of the Division of Al- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Arm- Newman Springs Road, Lin- "In the 10 years that I served in the Ocean County Prose- mouth Post, American Le-. . sey Blues, with Colonel C. It was donated by Austin coholic Beverage Control for a Plenary i croft, son, May 27. Retail Transit License to sell alcoholic strong (nee Sandra Rhodes), cutor's office," said John F. Russo, a former first assistant gion, its auxiliary and firing Malcolm B. Gilman com- Boice. beverogei for consumptio"""n ' n the • . Mr. and Mrs. Robert boot named Vangord wtille In.transit«with- 120 Wilson Ave., Port Mon- prosecutor in neighboring Ocean County and now a Democrat- squad. manding; Veterans of Foreign Observances will get under In the State ot New Jersey. Ecochardt (nee Lynn Pearl), ic state senate candidate, "I found that on many occasions a OblectronsVlOblectlons, If anyonyi^oui, MOUIdL be modi Im- mouth, son, May 25. Also, Walter J. Conley Wars; girl scouts; Brownies; mediately In wrlilnlitnjtj taa thtien Directo C r of Ihe " Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 1 Via Ripa, Sea Bright, son, competent grand jury was an effective deterrent to unjustified Lodge of Elks, Junior Elks boy scouts; cub scouts; Court LEGAL NOTICE Dlvlilon o_.f X-toholl •c ~Beytragt Control, May 27. 1100 Raymond Boulevard, Newark J, N.J. Moore (nee Joyce Pope), 13 prosecution." Girls; the Liberators of the Marion, Catholic Daughters of FRED F. FARWELU Need Stressed ^Blnjtwm Avenue Larsen Road, Jackson, Town- Concerned Citizens of Greater America; the Colts Neck Fire Rim«on,NJ. ship, son. May 25. MONMOUTH MEDICAL First Assistant U.S. Atty. Jonathan L. Goldstein agrees. Freehold; Greater Freehold Department and auxiliary; May !l. June 4 M.M Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cuccia Long Branca He says it would be "impossible for law enforcement to ferret Jaycees; Robert AUerton and First Aid Squad, and 4-H (nee Barbara Hrabosky), 27 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Curley out the insidious combination" of political corruption and antique fire truck, and the Club. (nee Connie Fenton), 5 Ocean- organized crime without a grand jury. Freehold Health (Center Colonial and patriotic tunes Glenn Oak Drive, Middletown, The grand jury powers to subpoena witnesses to testify, to ns. If any, should M maae Im son. May 26. View Ave., Keansburg, son, (MCOSS). \ will be by the Joshua Huddy lylnwrltlntito: Jeromes. Reed, force corporations to produce documents for government ac- orough Clerk, of Borough of New Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wil- May 26. ,In the line of march will be Boys Troop 90, Boy Scouts countants to analyze and to hold a grand jury witness in con- Fife and Drum Corps, and' CLE%VIEW LIQUORS INC. son (nee Margaret Russell), Mr. and Mrs. John Ablard high school bands of Howell, NO Shrewsbury Ave., DECORATING (nee Cheryl Mashbum), 151 tempt when he refuses to testify or deliberately disobeys a Marlboro and Freehold; fire Mrs. Peter Krupa, will sing N«w Shrewsbury, N.J, 18 DeNormandie Ave., Fair grand jury order, are necessary tools to expose massive cor- 5l» Haven, daughter, May 26. Stoney Hill Road, Eatontown, companies and auxiliaries of PROBLEMS? ruption, he says. LEGAL NOTICE ADVRRTItlMRNT FOR BIDS Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dreyer daughter, May 26. Adelphia, Freewood Acres, The Board of Education ot Little Sliver The grand jury system is only one of two functions the PUBLIC HBARINO HOTICB Schools will receive sealed bids for (nee Linda Yetman), 93 Free- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lau- Farmingdale, Squankum, I* hereby (Iven tint a public H«rlng Kill MILK. Bid lists of ipeclle quollty and layman has in the judicial system. The other is as a petit or be held by me piannlna Board or the hold Road, Engliahtown, dcnslager (nee Dana Evans), Cordons Corner, Englishtown, Township of Mlddletown, N.J., at Town- type of material ore aval able at the Ad- trial juror. All other functions are handled by lawyers. ship Hall, on Mon., June 7.1971 al I P.M., ministrative Offices of the Little. Silver daughter, May 26. 142 Pltscilla Drive, Lincroft, Robertsville, Freehold Town- or at loon thereafter MLSO alive. The Freeholders' leaders to isolated islands - whcro they could be kept under reply is expected in a resolu- constant surveillance — after the killing of the public prose- tion.on Tuesday. cutor In Palermo, the Sicilian capital. Seventeen members of' The MLSO has been funded Big oner gang were taken to Linosa, south of Sicily; the islanders only through Aug. 31, the date' grumbled but put up no active resistance, on which the National Legal Services says it must merge with its smaller Ocean County WHITE Says Allies Loosen Defenses counterpart. BRUSSELS, Belgium - Secretary of Defense Melvln The MLSO contends that Visit one of our conveniently located offices for a Laird said yesterday that some European allies are falling be- the NLS has ordered it termi- business loan. We'll help you launch a new busi- hind in their defense commitments. Heavy Duty nated without following prop- ness or expand your present one ... with a low Lord Carrington, Britain's defense minister, said he er administrative procedures, ALUMINUM COMBINATION agreed. which require a full hearing. cost, special business loan. Laird, arriving for a Friday meeting of NATO defense. The NLS retorts that it isn't Our trained experts handle all kinds of loans- ministers, also said the United States is making a greater de- terminating the Monmouth fense effort in the Mediterranean and he hoped the Europeans agency, but just refusing to WINDOWS personal, home improvement, boat, auto & busi- would, too. . refund it. PICK'EM UP ness loans, mortgages & sewer hookup loans. Carrington spoke to reporters after presiding over a The NLS's plans for the three-hour meeting of the 10 nation Euro-group in the North merger would move the head- TAKE 'EM HOME Atlantic Treaty Organization. quarters of the merged 13" THESE SIZES ONLY agency to Toms River in more spanscly populated' • Tripla Track • Fully Weather Stripped BRING YOUR MEASUREMENTS and many others too Ocean County and force the • Clean from Inside • 1&yT. Paint Guarantee closing of MLSO offices in i( HEAVY DUTY - Don't confuse CAN WE HELP YOU? Red Bank and Freehold. The 2x43 32739 28x! Main Office: MLSO says that would de- with light aluminum windows. 24x39 THE ClUllnut SI., H>d»°r*, N. J. 07)61 Branch oificei: stroy an effective legal ser- I7< Rl. II, Mlddletgwn, N. J. vices program in this county. 1) Roil Main It., freehold, N. J. CENTRAL JERSraK m trta&mv. Lorn »rmcli, N. J. . The NLS insists the merger rSji|a««»ao»- pay the fees of any litigation. . JSTJBSBfi The Bar Association co-soon- SBRsnce is OUR BIGGEST ASSET / nm"t^K WMLSO with the Mon- MS 32 BROAD ST. (fsr. m RED BANK mktlMUto ' DailDaHywtdSaturdayy and Saturday l8-5:30 Wed. and FrJ. 'til 9 p.m. smotecopyatcountir, ItCMM ««C«1*PrWM)( mouth Community Action ProgramP . died yesterday - BED BANE - Rtverrtew „ adjacent to Annapolis Hall Nursing Home, Long Hospital is considering the Branch, after a long IQness. * the hospital and recently ac- ; services. staff for adults wto/conje to 'opening of a 30-bed psy- the'dinic. The staff-fta ser- Mr. Beta was born hi New .chiatric unit. Mr. Blaisdell said the board The.Kivernew officials Grad, Dies York City. He lived here a have had one informal-meet- vices to children is from the Theodore D. Lore NEW SHREWSBURY - It would be the only in- of governors already has ap- Children's Psychiatric Center GDALE-Theo- in 1B6S after 15 years as a ci- year,- moving from Asbury proved establishment of the ing with the regional arm of 15 p James T. Benard, 70, of 36 Le-. patient psychiatric service hi inEatontown. -i_»v ' ^ of 24 Bend vilian employe at toe Earie Park where he. had lived 60 the Red Bank area. psychiatric unit and has re- the Comprehensive Health land To% died yesterday in years. Prior to that he had Planning Agency, the first When Riverriew acquired at Jersey Naval AmmmdHon Depot "We feel there Is a very ferred the proposal to the hos- Surviving are his widlfor, Hiverview Hospital, Red lived hi Jersey City and New pital's medical staff, where it step in that direction, Mr. Center, Nep- Bank; York. . strong need for this," Frank a six-story, private nursing Mrs. Rebecca Clayton Lore, Blaisdell, president of Biv- is now under consideration. Blaisdell said. • He was born in Wilkes He retired as manager of Riverview opened an out- home, last January, hospital [ *tt bora in Brldgeton and two sons, Chester D. Lore erview's board of governors, If Riverview proceeds with officials said..that it.would Barre, Pa., and lived in Has- Fischer Baking Company, As- -*i-_*. _H.ini knaifh rfintf* at dtoHoweUTown- of San Bernardino, Calif., and said. the plan, the unit would be un- provide additional beds for James L. Lore of Howell brouck Heights and Oakhurst bury Park, 12 years ago after ww __o o of this year, i coming Kere 14 before moving here a year The unit would be housed hi der the direction of a fun-time medical-surgical patlents-and , ^go. Be bad served in Township.. 25 years'service. what is known as Biverriew •certified psychiatrist, providing services at both the ago. Surviving are his widow, hospital and in the Hartshorne also space for a psychiattic "" f a total of 19 years • The C.H.T. Clayton and Son East, the former Naveslnk New .state legislation re- unit and additional clinics and t a veteran of World Funeral Home, Adelphla, Is in Mr. Benard was the former Mrs. Frances Britsch Behn; a Health Center of the Mon- charge of arrangements. owner of the Eastern Overall mouth County Organization, outpatient services. »I and JX He had retired Cleaning Co., which he sold in 1950. He had managed the Gertrude A. Combs, here; a FORANYOCCA5ION Baltimore and Garfield,. N J. brother, Charles Behn of plants.. Westchester, N.Y.; five OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Po- HONEYBEEFIOWEK HD was the former proprie- grandchildren, and 13 great- are continuing to in- B ^r O V B ^ iff 9 WtV ^^^ tor of the Renard Riding grandchildren. vestigate an entry and theft at •Ml LOAN Stables in Tinton Falls, here, Worden Funeral Home, Red • the home of Mrs. Carol Jacob- SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 464BR0ADST. which he started in 1951 and Bank, is in charge of arrange- sold last year. son, 212 Maplewood Ave., ments. Oakhurst. She is a staff writer MIDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I L1NCROFT SHREWSBURY Mr. Renard was a 50-year for the Daijy Register.' 671-2400 I 291-0100 I 842-4400 741-4020 member of the George M. Ranch Hope Entry, Police Chief Hany Rclidb1cSwccl927 Dallas Lodge, F&AM, Dallas, Harvey says, was gained by Pa- Talk Scheduled! prying open the rear door BY WIRE ANYWHERE in 1922, he graduated from FREEHOLD - Dr. R. N. Rabat R.Hod0di* which leads to the kitchen. the United States Naval Aca- Dutton, director of Ranch This door, he says, was demy at Annapolis, and was a Hope, rehabilitation home for member of the 1920 U.S. reached by going through the disturbed boys, wUkjyeak at garage, which was open. Olympic Team where he 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday rowed crew boats and had The burglary, Chief Harvey at the West Monmouth Baptist says, happened between 8 served on the Annapolis Crew Chapel services in the Mon- Team. a.m. and 2:10 pjn. Wednes- JohnVanKirk&Son mouth Grange hail on'Rt. 33 day. Patrolmen Donald Rolpfs Survivors are-his widow, " Dr. Dutton was formerly* and Robert Davidson were MONUMENTS Mr& Daisy Xmdel Renard; a pastor of Temple Baptist sent to the home at 2:15 pjn. son, Robert H. Benard, a Church, Washington, D.C., Every room of the house was chief petty officer with the and College Avenue Baptist Navy in Alexandria, Va.; two Church in Annapolis, Md, . eral items were left behind in daughters, Mrs. Gloria Purcel The Rev. Mr, Delane Ryals, NEED MORTGAGE MONEY? of Conroe, Tex., and Miss theden. . BARREGUILD MONUMENTS West Monmouth Baptist Chap- Reported as missing, Chief' Shirley Renard of Bloomlield; el pastor, will.attend the. a brother, Bruce Renard of Harvey says, are a white Southern Baptist convention leather-jewelry box, an. as- See Marine View first Kingston, Pa.; four sisters, in St Louis next week. Mrs. Dorothy Bittenhender of sortment of Jewelry, a 35-mil- •Kingston, Mrs. Mable Price of Man Found Gnilty limeter camera, checks from for Conventional Mortgages with; the Bankers Trust Co., New BroomalL Pa, Mrs. Elizabeth: of Revolver Charge York, printed in the name of HOME Brady of Holldaysburg, Fa., FREEHOLD - John Key cf Carol Jacobson, and $45 cash and Mrs. Mary McKHvey of 5 Atkins Ave., Asbury Park, taken from dresser drawers, • As Little as 10% Down JohnAIlenChiWalll Harvey's Lake, Pa., and sixwas found guilty by a jury of This is the year's first home -carrying a revolver without a entry in that area of the town- • Terms to 30 Years .Owner and Operator The John E. Day Funeral permit May 20,1870 in Free- Ship, the chief said. Home, Bed Bank, is in charge bold. of arrangements. CHOPPER SCARECROW • Reasonable Interest Rates The jury acquitted Key of PAARL, South Africa (AP) Henry Vincent Sr.. carrying a weapon with an un- — Air Force helicopters on low lawful intent. level maneuvers are doing farm "VAand FHA Mortgages also ASBUBY PABK - Henry- County Court Judge Alton ers a good turn. The noisy' ma- available with minimum down" 364SHREWSBTJKYAVE. BEDBANK Vincent Sr., 68, of 1102 Sewall V. Evans set June 25 for sen- chines .frighten off baboons and Ave., a chef at The Heartb, tencing. birds which menace crops.} New Shrewsbury, died Tuesday in Jersey Shore Me- cK ACME dical Center, Neptune. DONT MISS THIS SENSATIONAL HOLIDAY WEEKtND SAVINGS BONANZA! He was born in Charlotte, BRAKCH BROOK'S GREATEST POOL SALE EVER! MONUMENTS N.C. and lived here 35 years. BARCLAY HENDERSON PROP. Mr. Vincent wasan Army vet- Just plain straight toDc, backed! fey 35 ywis of exp«a«nee. Our pooUciresrtwi^ water cmdnmningWteri, on cfijplay eran of World War II. In our new enlarged madam showMOnub Rain or shine shop in complete Indoor comfort find out for yoLrsclf... "IT PAYS TO TRAVEL TO BRANCH BROOK CO." Surviving are two sons, •••••• BMNCRBROOK BOMBS COUPON••••• DISTINCTIVE James Vincent, here, and OWES 50 HLTfRS EXCLUSIVELY at BRANCH BROOK... Henry Vincent Jr. of Trenton; ON DIJPUY Tteo pools were designed by BRANCH BROOK CO. ond manufactured by the famous BIINOR • AHOTMER BRANCH BROOK iXttUSIVE MEMORIALS CfMOMfrdtn... CEMETERY two daughters, Miss Carrie tOMART. DOUGHBOY CORP. to cur exacting specifications. True swimming luxury* in every sense. Nothing, but nothing Vincent and Mrs. Vivian Mill- FUTER.fLOW ' '1 omitted. Custom crafted* to provide years of swimmina pteasuri LETTERING er,-both of Bed Bank; six • cuniDsc FOR OVtt 33 YEARS brothers, Elijah Vincent, .. issuer here, Thomas Vincent of Red priced from 26:99 Bank, Willie and Samuel Vin- 4t8ST NO 35 for train Iff ond 2* pools cent, both of Charlotte, and TI0OCPH FILTERED WATtt ^2SfitREP BANK ' 1747-48871 John and Bobert Vincent, both of Waxhaw, N.C.; a sis- ALL ALUMINUM POOLS ter, Mrs. Anna Boseboro of al prices yon never thought possible. •E "SIXandTWELVE" POOL Neptune; eight grandchildren, HO DEPOSITS • CASH 6 CHWY ONIT and two greatgrandchildren. A Iuxur:ain6"fully carpeted <{ediui9covcr( H«r»'«o|»<4ruta«9»o>mtrurt«lef«t«lwilh «ho entire pool plus a 23 loot nction, of a sixain 6° «it on dub Hm aeSoiu cf K PttPMD 10 TAKE IT HOME TODAY! The James H. Hunt Funeral carpeud decking 'or louig* and nlaxotlon.. WdKUngprnvicbatteafs louagatnd njox Home Is in charge of arrange* •ferture jrtrlpptna (n ivrighti «M> that In eempkto contfort. Big nb t VU IDEAL J ATBEO Worden Funeral Hoine cost. • menfs. • » oaug* trtntofud vinyl Bnir, you can. ArMttenrjncefrMdumitumvfnBpdinfri • Calvcmiud st«}. jmff Ct foctorr pre-dMtd Mrs. Mary Goetz Cnluxuriomslrybta* for fart «osycaMrabfy.Noimt« or belts l«avotruip»lupollyeor. ' . 60E.FRONTST. . BEDBANK • 'ractarypn-dosad wtfl for fast • «ar/ asscnsity.Nonuticrboftt • Th«vraHlod IUTOIWIB lAOWHIT 1 TA'xtf '389 21MB * Church here. She was the wid- tor C!»blffcnd2*'pooh alts available in IS', 21', ond Ot' $339 ow of Charles J. Goetz. TOO CPH FILTERED WATER ROUNDand 24'x1?,31x16OVAl SIZES. '429. The Adorns Memorial Home Surviving are a grand- ITxtV• M49 24'x4Sn daughter, Mrs. Geraldine niNCESS $389 Jackson of Neptune and a 79 OVAL W1WAMC0NNIUY, great-grandson, Brian V. Jackson. iHHHHU .K'xW SUPER GIBRALTER Arrangements are in MDHD charge of the John E. Day Fu- 7474)226 neral Home, Bed Bank. POOLS w»bl2"KDW00D FUNIRAlDffiECTORS Mrs. A. T. Mazzeo MDSHIIIPOOIS MOSKIM BIG 6 SIT-ON DECK AROUND EUTIRE POOL LONG BRANCH - Mrs. An- DMT0MITE niTER • D.d.0..6'topr«l • 20gauge«Intaiiud »inyl trur canto left Up oD ytor. toinette Talerico Mazzeo, 73, (ort.se inollpools up to 271 SINCE 1865 far • l«lor»pri>cIosriwIilfor«asi«rinstoBation. of 258 Seventh Ave. died in indudinglnmtoVols • -TafctCDpfaglapamf Bottom'«& for extra Etmtgfli. THE NARROW OVAI POOLS .310 BROAD STREET RED BANK her home yesterday. 1600 CPH FILTERID WATER • 3 4Kl>hiAir~IMS0af'Mi»oU UYU-POOI P8I««SS OVAIS JU.-uTj Born in Italy, she had lived, SribWhkw ^29 •adRUa fESnVAL BOUND • 20 GAUGE here 60 years. S WNTE1IZED VINYL UNER. i Mrs. Mazzeo was a commu- avUHIU MM99 J!»'»«•' H49 $299 CANKIBT1 nicant of Holy Trinity Catho- WAU.YEAR • •••••••••••••_ . 2w«t 540 Surviving are four sons, ondflUB dJ7 399 Pat, Frank and Louis Tale- nwanuicotrul u sin 01 n rico, all here, and Joseph H. AUTOMATIC John E. Day FOOL WATEE SDVACE 1S'x10'x4* I H'ii2'x4' 2l'il.'x4* Talerico, at home; a daugh- SHOE N0UR1TIB I W(,NLTBI ter, Mrs. Rose Luce, also BASKETBAU HTEt nOLtflLTEt here, and two grandchildren.' CAME $ 5 $ FUNERAL HOME mU-TNEWAU The Hoffman Funeral DIATOBUTEmTEB 219 «'279 399 •Home, here, is in charge of -•3 tmuuor JunosKm 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank arrangements. • *MlttMttl &-I4" CELEBRITY In Memorlam OVAI In Memory of our Beloved Son, Sjjt, John Hlltr OSES 7-DAT S10W SLOW DISSOLVING Poper Killed In qdton Memorial Day, IMS. SBU... Dissotvns POOLS C. S1DUN, Director 747-0332 Mother, Father, and Brothers* Frank and TABLETS WITH PoulfOlsofromhliEnflUahrelotlvcs. - shop In our in- aUMNKTUUTS door show-. CORDmOKJt. DEATH NOTICE IDW for com* plde comfort. 1 Reduca yaar cost of poet RCNARD, James T. cf New Shrewsbury water cMorinatkm. Sofarti on May 27,1971. Husband of Daisy (nes Trudelf. Services Tuesday, Juno 1, at II hmM. hnmpbMt k> am. ot the John C Day Funeral Home/ S5 urlotion awl fire. Riverside Ave., Red Bank. Visiting hoars 9« Sunday end Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. MSCDtMtUB.PAtKACE BEHN, William L.. oat 84, of 91 WMte St., Shrewsbury, on Thursday, May 27.1971. Beloved husband of Mrs. Frances Brltsch Win. S. Anderson Behn; devoted father of Woodrow W. and Mrs. Gertrude A. Combs; brother of diaries. Funeral services 2 pjn. Saturday at the Worden Funeral Home. M E. Front 429 St., Red Bank, with the Rev. Dr. Charles Funeral Home 5. Webster olllclallng. No visitation. In •lieu of flowers, please send contributions to American Cancer Society. RED BANK 370 KOUTE 36 ILDAVE. VAN EMBURGH _ Maurice H., age «°, ot 7 Mercer Ave., Port Monmouth, MJ.. nrrwwotr OnRouf»36liaiWBmlosnl on May 26,1971. Beloved husband of Julia lti0*fONE747-S5OO Ojlnskl; devoted father of Maurice H.# DUnOHIMB 2ttmtotoBranchiraoKCo!CtaVTlSmffilSrl « Richard J. and Mrs. Florence Fix. Dear PtKBI BloomBdld line, 1 block from Bidnth Brook Pa*. S brother of Mrs. Josephine Hill and Mrs. BMsle Untskl. Flinerol will to held on HAZLET* 787-6897 OwfdmdMana&dhy Saturday, > am., from ih» John F. pile- NEWARK*484-3900 2 aer Fumral Home, 115 TlndallRd, New .Monmoulh. Moss of Resurrection will t>s WM.S.ANDER5ON offered ot St. MaryMary's R.C. Church, New MonmouthMth , ot 9:90 a.mam . IntermenIntrmentt att- Mount Olivet cemetery. Mlddletovm. VIs- illno Thursday 7.1a p.m. ana Friday 24 cnoviop.m. L A 5 Fair Haven Planners County Surrogate Okay Estate Project FAIR HAVEN - ThePIan- long'public hearing Wednes- eraing body, would allow tbe ning Board has recommended day night which was high- Rice family to break up tbe Probates 7 Willsdtetotvn, who died May 7, left FREEHOLD - Miss Jean Ave., Long Branch; divided approval of a major subdivi- lighted by pleas for more pub- 6.8-acre estate into six over- sion of tbe Newton J. Bice es- M. Denegar of Long Branch, his household furniture be- lic access to tbe Navesink sized building lots with access tween his daughter, Winifred ter, Louise A, Danogbne and tate off Fair Haven Road. who died April 10. beaueathed Elver. to all of the lots from a new $1,000 or 10 shares of Ameri- L. Gooch, and ids son, Henry the balance of her estate to' The board made its recom- The subdivision, which now road to be known as Fair Wa» B. Davison Jr., and left the her husband, Robert F. Ir- mendation following an hoar- can Telephone and Telegraph" must be approved by the gov- ters Lane. Co. stock to the First Presby- balance of his estate in trust ving, in her will of May 19, Three of the lots would terian Church, Chelsea and for his grandson, Donald R. 1967. front on the river, and would Third Aves., Long Branch. Davison. His will was dated • Stephen W. Wood of Ocean- Rid Your lawn of Dandelions be built on for occupancy by In her win which was pro- March 21,1956. port, who died April 14, left members of the Bice family. bated yesterday through the Kenlchl Fujimoto of West two thirds of his estate to his William L. Russell, lawyer office of county Surrogate S, Long Branch, who died March wife, Beverly Mae Wood and for the applicants, said that CALL Thomas Gagliano, Miss Dene- 26, left his estate to his son, (he remaining third in trust the other three lots, facing the gar left jewelry arid $495 to Kenneth Fujimoto, in his will for his daughter, Sharin Ann proposed road, would even- her niece, Hazel Gluek; jew- of July 9,1968. Wood. His will was dated GREEN ACRE tually be sold for devel- elry, clothing, furniture, per- Antoinette M. Irving of Mid- March 8,1966. opment. sonal effects and proceeds LAWN SERVICE In makTng its recommenda- from life insurance polices to tion, the board agreed to Mable.I. Giere; $250 each to' waive requirements for the in- Raymond M. Denegar 3rd and 747-2183 stallation of sidewalks on the Grace> M. Denegar, and di- new street. Approval also is vided tl* balance of her es- conditioned on the granting of tate among Margaret K. variances regarding retention Schlenger, Charles E. Sehlu- of an existing boathouse and nger 2nd and Stephen Schk- swimming pool. nger and Mable I. Giere. Her We recommend BARBER OIL lor long term CAPITAL APPRE- The Rice family plans to will was dated Feb. 15,1961. CIATION beause: demolish the mansion, but re- Edward V. Callahan of At- tain both the boathouse and lantic Highlands, who died the pool. ' Register Staff Photo March 24, left in trust all 1. It is avoiding company whose portfolio consists of The Rice property runs REGISTER CITED - The Daily Register has re- securities, bonds and stocks substantial stock holdings in some of the- world's along the northern end of Fair ceived a framed Certificate of Appreciation from for Brendan R. Rogers and di- major corporations including Texaco, Mobil, Stan- Haven Road and has a 590- the U.S. Navy for furthering "excellent relations vided the balance of his estate COMPLETE dard Oil of California, Standard Oil of New Jersey, foot frontage on the river. It between the Navy and the people of this commu- among his sister and brothers, ' Superior Oil of California, Texas Pacific Land Trust, extends from Fair Haven nity." Cmdr. Benjamin L. Fish of the Navy Re- Anne P. Rogers, Thomas P. ASPHALT etc. ' RoadtoRiverlawn. cruiting District in New York made the presenta- Caliahan and John J. Calla- A number of Riverlawn tion. Accepting It for The Register is Thomas J. han. His will was dated Oct. PAVING 2. It is the only United States company with participa- residents attended the hear- Bly, executive editor. 12,1968. tion in the .Pan Arctic consortium holding a 4Vi% ing, and all of them said they Herbert R. Cohen of Mid- Interest in 50 million acres of oil and gas rights. favored the subdivision. dletown, who died April 19, 3. The drilling budget in the Pan Arctic has been set Tbe main point raised con- left $300 to his brother, Je- PARKING LOIS cerned public access to the at $ 17,800,000 in each of the next two years. Cahill Weighs rome Cohen; $200 to his grand DRIVEWAYS river, a point which the nephew, Aaron Kaufman;, 4. The Company owns a 100% interest in 6 oil tank- borough's Conservation Com- jewelry, clothing and person- TENNIS COURTS ... ers. - - ... ,. ... mission has termed a "major al effects to his nephew, Joel' AND problem." Kaufman; a blue plaque to SIAL COATING 6. The Company pays a 4% stock dividend every Denickson W. Bennett, con- Academy Tour Bobbi Kaufman, and the bal- year. servation chairman, told the LONG BRANCH - Gov. ernor last week asking him to ance of his estate to his sister- 6. It is listed on tha New York Stock Exchange. board that it should start William T. Cahill has in- look at the site and "learn in-law Annette Dorfman. His planning how to provide more dicated he may inspect the first-hand why the citizens Will was dated July 23,1970. and better river access for tbe Star of the Sea Academy com- and officials of Long Branch henry B. Daylson of Long CALL 542-8606 public. J 1 y plex the state plans to use as object" to the academy's use Branch, who died March 29, FOR IF NO ANSMFfi GUI For our latest Research bulletin or) Barber Oil/ please call Other speakers suggested a rehabilitation center for as a rehabilitation center. left $100 to the trustees of the ESTIMATES or write: that perhaps the board should drug addicts. The mayor said last week First Baptist Church, Bath 291-2727 require the Rice's to set aside Mayor Henry B. Cioffi, who that the city stands ready to ANOTHER UNION land for public use. made the announcement, said obtain a restraining order LONDON (AP) - The Na- The board said it didn't that the governor has in- against a planned drug center tional Association of Schoolmas- have the authority to require dicated the .tour would be at the academy site. ters has come out for appointing OTTINGER & SON INC the donation of private land made sometime this summer. He withheld filing the Supe- union shop stewards to represent for public use. "I am pleased Gov. Cahill has rior Court suit when he was their interests in big scho&ls — P.O. BOX 154 YHAVENF1ELD Several persons said that expressed a desire to tour the RED BANK informed by Dr. James Cow- the same system employed in the board should study the facility and see first-hand an, state health commission- factories. problem of river access be- what the property contains er, that the academy complex MMH NY. WtOCK IXCMANOB fore all of the large river- and the condition of the build- will be used for a trading •iDKiLiv.cwntiiat MOIIL front estates are broken up ings," Mayor Cioffi said. school for state employes , AMUnVMMK',MJ.*flL.r7B-O777 and the river is sealed Off Gov. Cahill had been in- working in the drug abuse from the rest of the borough. vited to tour the Chelsea Ave. program for a period of six location on June 2, when he is months to a year. slated to be in West Long "I have no objections Branch to attend the dedica- should the state use the aca- This Memorial Day Weekend Join. Us for on tion ceremonies of the J. Rus- demy to train its personnel. If sell Woolley Park. The gover- the state attempts to conduct nor's schedule for that day a narcotics program for juve- would not permit him to visit nile offenders at the location, new on the junior scene.. the academy complex. I will institute the suit," May- INDOOR CLAM BAKE Mayor Cioffi wired the gov- or Cioffi said. city pants plus racy jackets, RESTAURANT- LWV Council Favors COCKTAIL LOUNGE the CLAM HUT A great new idea in baring . .. teeny city Gateway Park Plan shorts with their own I—Memorial Day—] The Monmouth County unique attributes." marvelously flatter- Council of the League of Describing Sandy Hook, Ing jackets done up Weekend Hours Women Voters has lauded the with its unique vegetation, tid- in rayon acetate satin "comprehensive approach" to al pools, marshes, and ocean for city going and liv- Friday 12-10 development of both the beaches as "one of Monmouth ing this summer. educational and recreational County's most valuable water- Great go-togethers in Saturday 12-10 aspects of Sandy Hook called related resources," the league navy/ brown, wine or for in the planned Gateway said it has "found awareness" green. Sizes 3 to 13. Sunday 12-9 National Recreation Area. of these unique features in the Monday 12-9 In a statement filed by the National Park Service's pro- county council with the sub- posed plan for development of A....The Set...... *36 committee on parks and rec- the Hook as a part of the Ga- reation of the Senate Com- teway. B....TheSet...... '38 "ARRANGE YOUR JUNE mittee on Interior and Insular While the League "feels LUNCHES WITH US" Affairs, the LWV states that strongly that Sandy Hook C... The Set..;..... *36 "only the federal level has the should not be opened to mass financial resources and the re- private transportation" and Adiictnt to HloMindi Lobitir Pound moteness from local pressures the resulting acres of black- for commercial on in- foot of Atlantic St. off »«y AVMHM top, it approves the park ser- ofatune you can charge ill compatible recreational uses vice's alternate plans. HIGHLANDS - 872-9753 that are necessary to insure Public transportation to the preservation of the Hook's Hook by boat and buses would '.not only protect local roads and homes, and natural, fea- tures of the spit, but;''would add to the holiday atmosphere of the park," according to the league statement. The council is hoping that federal interest in the area will spur a cleanup ol sur- rounding polluted waters. . In addition to the Hook's recreational value, with heav- ier use concentrated on the site presently occupied by Ft. Hancock, the league state- ment points out the park's "scientific study facilities and the many historical structures MEMORIAL that date far back into United States military history." Emphasis on the education- al aspects of Sandy Hook "would provide unique and es- pecially valuable opportu- nities to the children and adults of the region that could not be duplicated elsewhere and that might be hard to pre- serve if Sandy Hook were to be developed for recreation apart from the entire com- Our Business Offices will be closed Monday, May 31 ,plex.

NEW JERSEV NATURAL GAS COMPANY CANADIAN'S Gardiner Marok Agency, INC. RED BANK: 30 Broad Street _ 135 Fun Av«m« OUR SERVICE KNOWS NO HOLIDAY, SHOULD THE NEED ARISE'PLEASE CAU. Atlantic Highlands. ASBURY PARK: 600 Cookman Ave. Tel. 291-0*77 J 5BEGISTTJR The 'Malpractice Crisis' *<*/ Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By ROBERTS. ALLEN stressed that the "most im- Aid JOHN A. GOLDSMITH portant aspect of the prob- | M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher |, Every practicing physician INSIDE lem," as he characterized it, in the country and innumer- is the effect of all this on me- Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor able patients are directly af- dical care. fected by an unnoticed item in WASHINGTON "In the present atmos- ,< t T Khomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor the ?7 billion supplemental ap- phere, many health care providers and institutions are u propriation bill passed by the Friday. May 2B, 1971 House. House. practicing 'defensive medi- This unreported item pro- In urging the $2 million cine', Dr. Steinfeld told a House Appropriations sub- vides $2 million for a Com- grant for the unprecedented ALLEN mission on Medical Malprac- malpractice study. Dr. Stein- committee considering this appropriation. "They are or- tice to be named by HEW Sec- feld cited the following three sponsiblc for alleged negli- retary Elliot Richardson. major symptoms as evidence dering extra X-rays and diag- that when he was actively of the crisis nature of the nostic tests, extra con- practicing law, negligence gence only if they failed to Purpose of this 15-member meet standards of other pric- commission, as explained by problem: sultations and extra days of cases involving medical care Surgeon General Jesse Stein- 1 - Medical malpractice', hospitalization solely to in- were rare, because "you titioners in their own commu- feld, is to make an exhaustive claims have increased 10 per sulate themselves against pos- couldn't get a doctor to testify nity. study of a "nationwide medic- cent a year in the past five sible later claims of negli- in court." Obviously, he "The courts .decided this al malpractice crisis, the years. gence. added, conditions have rule was unfair to patients, symptoms of which seem to 2 - Malpractice insurance Good Medicine changed and he asked the rea- and began permitting testi- be accelerating in intensity." premiums for doctors, hospi- "These practices are cos- son. mony from medical author- The commission is to, report tals and others are soaring at tly. But beyond that is the un- An answer was provided by ities from other sections and its findings and recommenda- an average rate of 65 per cent wholesome therapeutic envi- Eli Bernzweig, special assis- areas. These doctors and spe- tions by March 1 of next year. a year. In some sections of ronment which the threat of tant for malpractice research cialists, being free of local Creation of the commission the country the rate is 109 per legal action has created. Good and prevention of the Commu- ties, had little or no hesitancy lias full administration back- cent annually. medicine cannot and should nity Health Service of HEW. in giving frank opinions. The ing. Its members will consist 3 - These steadily zooming not be practiced under such "The change occurred," lie result has been that negli- of physicians, lawyers, insur- insurance costs are passed.on adverse circumstances," explained, "when courts be- gence cases are no longer de- ance representatives and the to patients, insurers and in Rep. Daniel Flood, D-Pa., gan setting aside the so-called termined by testimony re- public. No opposition to this the end to the government. chairman of the Appropria- 'locality rule' under which stricted to local factors and project was manifested in the But the surgeon general tions . subcommittee, noted physicians could be held re- medical witnesses." , More Money for Students By SYLVIA PORTER - Regardless of your fami- income to permit the govern- .If you will need a loan to ly's financial status, you, a ment's assumption of the in- help finance your way student in good academic terest. through college or a vocation- YOUR MONEY'S standing at an approved in- - A Student Loan Market- al, business, technical, nurs- stitution, will be eligible for ing Association ("Sallie ing or other school this fall, I WORTH the loans. And, I repeat, the Mae") will, be created as a have both great good news eligible institutions include new federal government'cor- and an urgent warning for vocational and business, poration to eliminate the liq- you. schools as well as colleges. uidity squeeze which has so First the good news: under tiori laws is now being placed - The maximum interest, endangered these student the proposed Higher Educa- before the House special sub- charged to you will be 7 per loans during tight money peri- tion Act of 1971, the federal- committee on education, cent a year, with lenders get- ods. Sallie Mae will sell its state guaranteed student loan headed by Congresswoman ting a "bonus" interest of up own government-guaranteed PORTER program - the key program Edith Green, D-Ore. to 3 per cent more from the securities and raise money in to aid middle-grade kids of This legislation, primarily commissioner of education if 7 the open market. It will then middle-income families - will the work of Edith Green, per cent is perceptibly below use these funds to buy student the Peace Corps, you get.ri be significantly liberalized. must be passed. Alert your the market level for interest loans from private lenders, special moratorium on pay- You, the student, will be representatives to the bill's rates. If the finance officer of and by so doing will give the ments. '. i able to borrow more money existence and the need to get your school issues a statement lenders new money for new Under this program, ?3.1 under much easier terms. At it through. Ask influential that you. must have this loan loans. billion lias been borrowed via ' 'the same time, the financial bankers, educators, others to pursue your education, the 3,500,000 loans. The borrowers^ lending institutions - banks, who might be involved to put federal government will pay Other details are generally have primarily been 18 to 23 credit unions, savings and on the pressure too. the entire 7 per cent interest the same. You may get a loan years old, from families with loan associations mostly - Provisions while you're in school; other- at any one of about 20,000 fi- incomes below $9,000 - and will be provided with a major Assuming the act, with its wise, you will pay the 7 per nancial outlets. You need not most important, the program new and continuing source of important amendments, does cent. In either case you will begin repayment until nine to has been a prime source of funds to lend to you. become law this summer: assume the! 7 per cent interest 12 months after graduation aid in vocational schools. Now the urgent warning: - The maximum amount charge after graduation. and you may extend repay- The new law will be a mag- SWI«MlN$ THE CHANNEL VW YEAR5 OF PRACTICE/ June 30 is the expiration date you, a student, will be able to Needs Test ment to a maximum of 15 nificent contribution to educa- for the current guaranteed borrow each academic year This simple "needs test" years after the date of your tion at a time of towering student loan program. An act will be raised from $1,500 to will replace the 'present law's first loan. There is no penalty need. Make sure the bill pas- Van Note's Retirement extending and amending it 32.500 from a total altogether confusing, irritating limits on for prepayment. If you enter ses - and then take full ad- and other vital higher educa.: ' of ?7,50O to $10,000. your family's adjusted gross military service or VISTA or vantage of it. Dr. William C." Van Note, who retires grew in size - its 6,000 students represents as president of Monmouth College at the twice the number there in 1962, and the end of next month, could not possibly have building program in that time represents been unimpressed by the testimonial din- expenditures of $24 million - and it also Car Thieveries Remembered ner given him earlier this week. grew in prestige as a center of learning. By JIM BISHOP the liquor, which was a worse a sexy bathtub. It was so Dale B. Otto, chairman of the college Stealing cars is a serious Among the 400 persons present were offense. Mr. Scanlon never unique, so different from all board of trustees, said Dr. Van Note came rap. My friend Bill Scanlon looked upon me as a gentle- other automobiles, that a government officials, civic leaders and THE along when Monmouth was "at a cross- and I used to steal his father's man again. crook would have to bo de- representatives of the college's board of car once a week. It was mented to steal it. It dis- roads." It could have been "just another Years later, I was married trustees, alumni, student body, faculty and parked in an Ocean Ave. ga- REPORTER and living in Teaneck, N.J., appeared. liberal arts college," he said, but Dr. Van affiliated associations. rage near Chapel St. Pop •when I was asked to make my Busted Choke, Etc. Note chose the "tough road" that headed Scanlon was particular about VIZ" »y"""-: ,\-.-\vzJ3 first speech. It was a real The columnist, instead of Mayor Henry Shaheen of the college's toward an outstanding institution that his automobile. After a short good was reserved for friends stinker. When I concluded, the reporting the theft to the po- drive to church, he used to home borough of West Long Branch de- serves the needs of youth and the commu- who showed up on Saturday town manager, Who consisted lice, did a wiser thing. He back it into the garage, lift' afternoon to help him listen to of a pair of spectacles and wrote a column addressed to scribed Dr. Van Note's nine-year lead- nity. the hood, and clean the engine a Notre Dame football game. suspicious eyes, said: "Mr. the thief: "The choke is bus- ership role aptly when he said that in that To his credit, Dr. Van Note is respon-, with a feather duster. The lousy was reserved for • Bishop, you are editor of 'Col- ted. The hand brake will not BISHOP span Monmouth traveled the rocky road to sible for many "firsts" at Monmouth Col- In spite of his name, old relatives who were down on lier's' magazine, and the 'Sat- hold on a hill. If you run up success. "It certainly has been rocky, and lege, not the least of which were the start man Scanlon was Polish. He their luck and didn't know the urday Evening Post' has just Fifth Avenue, watch out for bum. A few more weeks and 1 had peculiar notions about difference. published an article about officers Logan, Lennon and would have had the insurance it certainly has been successful," the may- of a master's program and an evening di- many things. He used to distill 'Pre-War Stuff Teaneck, referring to it as the Artie Fidgeon. If you get a vision. on it. This would have meant or said. his own liquor in the cellar. Bill and I used to steal a ideal city. How did you let ticket and come before Magis- a new car for me. You are In- As with so many college presidents in He'll soon be enjoying retirement, He was a short, impeccable •quarter of a pint of the good that article get away from trate Macreary, please do not deed a discredit to all self-re- .'• the nation, Dr. Van Note served in a peri- and part of that pleasure will be his per- man with glasses who worked and refill the bottle with the you?" mention my name." specling crooks. Didn't I tell od that was marked with difficulties and sonal knowledge that he helped Monmouth at one office job all his life. lousy. Then we bought our- The truth was that I never The columnist drove the you to put water in the bat- He also worked with one wife selves a circuit breaker in a saw my town as worth a crook crazy. "Always lock tlie tery? • •. s* drastic changes in the academic world. In College along the path it is traveling to ex- and he put every nickel he little box, hung it on rods un- magazine article. However, a car. Use. pure wax or the fin- cellence. "No wonder It wouldn't his tenure, however, Monmouth College could spare into the bank. der the hood, and drove off frantic twist of the brain ish will turn from lavender to take you any farther than As- He bought a Whippet, which picking up pretty girls and of- brought to mind that my car violet. Please put distilled wa- toria. Why don't you apply was going to be good for 10 fering them a sip of "pre-war had been stolen from the ter in the battery. It was run- yourself and learn yoiir years and, when Pop died, stuff." We didn't even know driveway, and had been aban- ning low when you swiped it." trade? liven worse, why .do it A Time for Solemnity would have 20,000 miles on it4- what war we were talking doned in a lovers' lane. "With This went on, sporadically, on my time?" . • ... When he felt in a gay mood, about even though, it tasted crime so rampant," I said in tor six weeks. 1 like San Juan Hill. The only place where a car he drove his wife to Holy mock-sorrow, "I would be af- The thief must have been a could be properly stolen was „ It is fitting that Memorial Day will be their lives in them at the call of their coun- Name Cemetery and said We stole that Whippet so raid of praising my home reader. He abandoned the car observed in so many Monmouth County try have earned our everlasting gratitude in Chicago. In the days of Ca- .'. prayers beside the graves of many times we resented it town." I departed amid mock- in a deserted lot in Astoria. pone, they stole cars to spare municipalities in the solemn manner in- and respect. all the Poles who had preced- when Mr. Scanlon used to go cheers. The cops returned the au- gang members the cost of a tended for the holiday. Besides death, war means sacrifice ed him. to Mass at St. Peter's and off The best story about car tomobile to the columnist. He divorce. "Don't worry, sweet- His son and I were teen- to a rousing afternoon at the Despite the fact that the Vietnam War and heartache for the families and Joved stealing, in my estimation, blew up. In his column he heart," they would tell an ou> agers. We learned that he cemetery. We were never concerned a Broadway colum- wrote: has been a major cause for dissent across ones of those who must serve in the cause raged husband, "how good 'to-' made two kinds of booze: caught stealing the car. But nist who owned a lavender "You are not a proper car she at swimming in the iBJc our nation, the cruel, cold fact is that of freedom. good and good and lousy. The we were caught substituting Kissel roadster. It looked like thief. You are a cowardly of a stolen car?!' '..••",'•' 45,000 Americans have died in combat That is why this is a time for solem- there in'the service of their nation, which nity, a time for fervent prayers and pleas means each of us. that a way be found to halt the needless It is in memory of them and of the losses that war represents. Keeping Faith With the Departed more than 600,000 others who gave their lives in the 40 years of war in the nation's As Memorial Day, 1971, approaches, 47 Laurel Drive fought to gain or preserve our ercises and for decorating the about our history, about love Little Silver, N.J. liberty and independence, and graves of our departed mili- history — from the Revolution to Vietnam our hope is that the United States'will al- of the flag and the advantages On May 30, we honor that who lost their lives in that ef- tary patriots. We particularly of our form of government.. — that this day has such special meaning. ways have such an observance, but that multitude of Americans who fort. It is a day for special cx- honor those of our own com- Let us teach them respect for FROMOtR The sounds of taps in the days ahead entries will soon cease to be made on the munity who made the great law, the obligations of citizen- are somber reminders that wars are in- roster that provides the names for the roll sacrifice. ship, the necessity of support- READERS glorious, but that those who have given call of our valiant dead. This custom arose from the ing our government and our practice in the South of -deco- fighting men, and that riots, rating the graves of the Con- destruction, arson and an- federate dead. Since World cilman Krancis A. Marga- archy are not the acts of re- lolli's letter published in the War I, May 30 has become a sponsible or intelligent people Learn the Rules and Stay Alive day for decorating the graves If we do these things well, we HegisteronMay7,1971 of veterans of all wars. Some can be sure that our precious Prior to the official an- The unofficial start of the summer driving and walking" in the months ahead. Americans appropriately ob- heritage will be passed on to nouncement of his candidacy season begins tonight when a three-day ho- For motorists, he recommends a three- serve it as a day to decorate succeeding gent-rations-, we . for the Borough Council, Jim Quirk and I had a thorough dis- liday heightens the popularity of the Jer- part formula for defensive driving; "See the graves of all departed will have order on every loved ones, and it has become cussion of the effect it might sey shore resorts and Monmouth County's the hazard; understand the defense; act in campus, and we can feel that "Memorial Day." we are keeping faith' with our have on the study. Mr. Quirk parks and picnic areas. time." Memorial Day is a time to departed patriots of all gener- intends to keep the study and The resultant increase in vehicular The Insurance Information Institute, reflect on the blessings of out- ations. the report clear of partisan traffic, caused both by visitors and area way of life and on the terrible politics and his candidacy will in a Memorial Day reminder, reports that Col R. K. Tourtniou •in no way affect his previous residents, will cause extra hours of duty cost of freedom in blood and r lives lost through automobile use total far life. Over a million Ameri- USA-Ret. position. by state police and Motor Vehicle Depart- more than the loss of life in all of Amer- cans, of all races, creeds and Quirk's Integrity The committee itself elect- ment officers. Col. David B. Kelly, super- ica's wars put together. Since World War colors, have given their lives ed him as its chairman and Concerned Citizens' committee members have at' '• intendent of state police, hopes the beefed II, for instance, 1,063,209 persons died on to gain or preserve the free- Oceanport, N J dom we enjoy today. We can •To the Editor: tested to his effectiveness, I up highway patrols will assist in the free U.S. highways. •am convinced of his Integrity show our gratitude to those As president of the Con- flow of. traffic and also will serve as a •re- Urging a continued war on the causes of fallen patriots by insuring .in this matter and feel that to minder that careless and reckless driving cerned Citizens of Oceanport replace him at this point lri« ' accidents, the institute correctly states that through our efforts this and being responsible for Mr' can result in tragedy. lime would destroy the effec- that.there can be no armistice in the battle' heritage wiU remain in effect Janies F. Quirk's appointment tiveness of the committee and Col. Kelly realizes that police work until each motorist enforces upon himself always. to the multi-family study com- the thoroughness of their re- cannot cut the traffic death toll unless the the habits of caution, courtesy and obe- Let us each rededicate our- mittee, I feel I owe the resU port. ! selves to the responsibility of public cooperates with "safe and sane dents of Oceanport a state- dience to the rules of the road. TAKE TIME TO REMEMBER! teaching our young folks ment in response to Coun- T,C. BemaM, President of Ex- men S,m Protes- to a tack w ninds." suggest that after he com- selling the program we fre- der a column entitled: "Hey! frtendsi, or Its fariunse amnse- tant and Catholic clergy are Commented this clergy- pleted the program he would quently' promise or Implj Hey! Hey!" which goes on w 'ment derived from their per- leaving the parochial ministry man, who is still looking for a be besieged with offers to more assistance than we ac- inform Mainstream branch of- sonal needs or habits, are ad- every year in favor of secular RELIGION suitable position: "They, sent start; at $25,000 or up. This tually give." fices: "We haven't heard vised to contact either Next employment that letter out without my also is the suggestion often This company newsletter from you ... No interesting Step, ,823 Euclid, San Fran- And 6tudies in both the TODAY ever having seen its contents. pitched to the media. reveals that there is one type tidbits about extraordinary cisco; or Bearings for Re-es- grain of salt, conidert«> United Church of Christ and I was desperate, but I never But copies of this! organiza- of "assistance" given; how- clients? Like one in the Home tablishment, 235 E. 49th St. "report" about *&*£& thought they would dq this!" tion's company newsletter ever. A female client of Office (Los Angeles) who N.Y..N.Y. - This despite Milwaukee's The Episcopal Church in- in which he might move, pro- dicate that among 361,500 This clergyman had been ' also have come into the hands . Mainstream, apparently an practices glossolalia (We've (And Episcopal clergymen Bishop Donald Hillock, wtto vided he is willing to work un- mightily impressed with the of this writer. And in startling ex-nun, was "sent out by the got an hour's worth on tape)." should learn to take their • helped posh through this sub- clergy In the U.S., this exodus der our guidance. We are is only the beginning,. program of Mainstream, as candor, Mainstream's senior marketing manager to get a Cleegy who cannot afford denomination's heavily subsi- sidy by calling the magazine unable to continue our pro- pitched to him with such con- consulting psychologist, Les- bra to improve her executive Mainstream's cost, its dized house organ, The Epis- "the best of our church jour- A high percentage of these gram with him, however, due nals.") clergy have little if any train- summate selling skill as to ter Cohen, Ph.D., writes: "In image." This was printed un- unauthorized milking of their copalian, with a considerable ing for any other vocation and no experience whatsoever in the increasingly difficult and intricate process, of finding suitable secular positions. In its special section for clergy, therefore, The Episco- palian magazine recently fea- tured an article which served to commend a ministerial placement organization called "Mainstream International." Noting that Mainstream "is a division of Marcy and Asso- ciates, the nationwide job- counseling firm which usually assists executives who want a change Jobs," The Episco- palian, which is published in Phfladelpnls, reports that the Pta&aUelphlfi branch office of Mainstream "is doing a brisk bu$n«ss Insetting clergymen intooiljer fields ofwork." this article does not men- tl^ijtawevef, Just how many clergy Mainstream has ever successfully placed. For Mainstream is as "modest" about providing any details in this regard as are most pro- fessional fund-raisers when anyone asks whether they Have ever failed to attain the goal of a campaign they were paid to direct. , Breach Office Work One area, however, where Mainstream has been extraor- dinarily successful in placing Its clergy clients has been within the organisation itself - by selling them Mainstream franchises (Area "managing directorships"), to head its in- creasing number of branch of- fices. One such contract has come into the hands of this writer. It costs the clergyman $3,500 plus the rental on a resplen- dent office, phone bills and advertising costs. In return for this, he was entitled to take a modest percentage of the fees he drummed up from his fellow clergy. These fees are another salient aspect of Mainstream, which, for some reason, were overlooked by The Episcopa- lian magazine article, v It costs $40 just for the in- itial testing - plus an addi- tional $870 for the whole pro- gram. And while clergy are rarely well paid (and monas- tics, are penniless) they often have, enough friends, in- cluding sympathetic parish- loners, who can be tapped - by Mainstream. for example, last Novem- ber, 10 Presbyterian clergy- men received identical letters from the San Francisco office of Mainstream, which men- tioned "a friend of yours," by name. The letter continued: "We have administered a series of tests and find that there are a number of areas Class to Be Confirmed At Temple NEW SHREWSBURY - and new BPSuper gasoline has sixtimes more engine cleaners than before. Eleven students of the con- firmation class will be con- firmed at Monmqnth Reform Temple at its Sabbath Eve service tonight at 8'o'clock. Special services/have been wiatten for the occasion which will be conducted by Kabbi Himt Sherer. A cantata en- titled; >Let There Be Light" wfll be included as part of the ceremonies by. a choir under 'the direction of William Shop- pell, the temple musical direc- tor. Mrs, John Schocning will be the organist. The students, who will be confirmed are: Greg E. Blon- der of Locust, Celia Irene Goldwag of Fair Haven, Rob- ert Lleberman of Middletown, Frederick M. Marx of Shrews- bury, Bruce Maurer of Shrewsbury, William E. Pan- zer; of Marlboro, Carole Pes- koe of Little Silver, Jon Phil- lips of New Shrewsbury; April Ratzman of Holmdel, Gail BoM Of. New Shrewsbury, Je Ji Solomon of Atlantic High- .«Six times more engine-cleaners M I to help your engine stay lands. Refreshments in keeping ydth the Sabbath are being prepared by the parents of the cleaner and give you better mileage and better power than it could confirmands. before. We really want you to try new BP Super. Will we accept Church Wine Rapped 'ABERDEEN, Scotland (AP) - Annie Blake, a speak- any major oil company credit card? You ijet your BP we will. er ata,r meeting of the Worn- aii'a Christian Temperance Association, said the use of super wine in communion services "is a very bad temptation In •1.971, BPOllCorl. "eur churches." The Clubwomen

Officers of the Middletown Woman's Club to be installed June 3 at a luncheon at noon in the River House Inn, Rumson, include Mrs. Louis H. Hill, president; Mrs. Hugh Porter and • Mrs. Robert Andrews, vice presidents, and Mrs. Robert H. Rickner, federation secretary. Mrs. Raymond Warner, imme- diate past Fifth District vice president, will be the installing officer. Two scholarships and other awards will be made by Mrs. Rickner. The annual spring luncheon of the Woman's Club of Red Bank will take place June 3 at 1 p.m. in .the Lincroft Inn. It will be preceded by a cocktail hour. A fashion collection from Helene's of Shrewsbury will be modeled by Mrs. Joseph Jo- saitis, Mrs. Robert S. Lockwood, Mrs. Rudolph Riehs, Mrs. Gustave W. Steffen', Mrs. George Gray and Mrs. Paul j; Coyne. Mrs. Peyton Wheeler Jr. will ,be commentator. Mrs. Dale B. Otto is chairman of the event, assisted by Mrs. George ff. Weis. Mrs. Arthur N. Fonskov is reservations chairman. Yvonne (Bonnie) Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Morgan, 43 Byrnes Lane, Eatontown, has been chosen as the Woman's Club of Eatontown's representative to the Girls' Citizenship Institute at Douglass College, New Brunswick. Joyce Lakin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lakin, Ea- tontown, is alternate. Both girls are juniors at Monmouth Re- gional High School. Persons in the Matawan area interested in sharing their summer with a Fresh Air Fund child five to 12 years of age, may contact Mrs. John Cammerano, Cliffwood, or Mrs. Rich- ard Salm, Morganville. The women are members of the Mata- wan Junior Woman's Club, which is arranging the two-week vacation for children, July 20 to Aug. 3. At the spring convention of the New Jersey State Feder- ation of Women's Club's Junior Membership Department, Mrs. Edward Potts of the Matawan Junior Women's Club was elect- ed general federation junior project chairman. Miss Marie Scherer of the same club won three first place awards in the creative writing category and Mrs. John Bambrick took first placed the public relations department. " Lisa'Diane Pfef ferle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs! William C. Pfefferle, 51 Woodland Drive, Middletown, has been chosen as f •"" Register Stuff Photo the Middletown Woman's Club representative to the Girls' CASUAL SET GIFTS — Mrs. Janet Griffin, Neptune, president of the Cas- Citizenship Institute at Douglass College. Lois Santoianni, Register Slot! Photo ual Set, a women's group dedicated to children's aid, presents a check for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Santoianni, 40 Karyn Ter., THINK SUMMER —Mrs. Eugene M. Kennedy, Fair Haven, right, is ac- $600 to Thomas Cater, director of the Red Bank Community Center, for Middletown, is alternate. Both girls are juniors at Middletown cepting reservations for a June 5 cocktail party chaired by Mrs. Francis the center's basketball league. Mrs. Marian Whitaker, Red Bank, chair- Township High School and members of the National Honor So- Lucarelli, Colts Neck, left, and Mrs. Andrew L. Don, Fair, Haven, to ben- man of ways and means, gives a check for $1,000 to Mrs. Michael Brown, ciety. Lisa is secretary of the high school's Forensic Club and efit the Campership. Drive of .Community Services Council. The party will right, Neptune, for aid In medical treatment costs for her four-year-old won the title "Best Speaker of the House" at the Freehold Stu- be in the.Rumson home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hussey, 5 RUmson Road, daughter, Michele, who has sickle cell anemia and polycythemia, incur- dent Congress. Miss Santoianni is a member of the Luther from 5 to 8 p.m., and proceeds will be used to send disadvantaged chil- able hemolytic diseases. League. dren to camp.

Meeting Set By VFW Auxiliary Grooming Is In for Him KEYPORT - The Veterans By LOUISE COOK men's grooming aids avoid ' Braggi made their debuts; partment and specialty of Foreign Wars Ladies Aux- the term makeup or cosmet- Lanvin-Charles of the Ritz stores, particularly at special iliary will meet Wednesday in NEW YORK (AP) - That 'healthy glow and smooth com- ics. They stress a masculine started selling Chiaro in 1969, men's bars. Sales have in- the post home, Waverly and image, talk about "body fit- and a profusion of other creased, Revson said, because Second Sts. plexion on today's man may be nothing more than a touch ness" rather than mere good names started appearing in of "an awakening of man's Members will sell household of makeup. The market for looks and claim health as- 'drugstores, department stores senses to what's available. products as their next fund- men's toiletries, spurred by pects for their products. and specialty shops. There is a greater awareness raising project. the flowering of male fashions A spokesman for Revlon "Purchasing is done by all of fashion. Man is not ridi- in the 1960s, is booming. says, "We don't use the name age categories, both male and culed for being current in DATES SET Revlon in connection with female," said spokesman for terms of dress and the same The names of products Braggi. We say it was created Faberge, which advertises its thing is carried forth to men's MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and themselves tell part of the sto- and designed by Charles Rev- Brut by use of sports figures. grooming." Mrs. earl T. Hoist will be gen- ry. There's cooling foot spray, son." "Brut is purchased most by Attuned to Today eral chairman for the annual facial massage, facial pickup, The Braggi line is part of heavy users of men's co- George Friedman, general Christmas bazaar of the Mid- preblade beard softener, af- the parent corporation, how- lognes, specifically in the 18 to .manager of Aramis, reported, dletown Reformed Church. ter-shower body rub, hair ever, and the spokesman said 35 age bracket." "Our customer age-wise is be- Dated for the event are Nov. management spray, condi- separate profit reports were None Under 19 tween 20 and mid to late 40s. 12 and 13. tioning hair thickener, friction not avalable. John Revson of Revlon said body lotion, all-weather hand He is a man on his wayto the formula, instant bronzing An Aramis spokesman said most Braggi customers are top ... He is attuned to stick and muscle soothing the men's line accounted for between the ages of 24 and 55, what's happening in the world soak. about 5 per cent of Estee Lau- with initial purchases being today, is well-informed and HOUSE der profits in 1966 and report- made by women. There are a knowledgeable of fashion,.." The market for good looks ed industry estimates that 35 few customers in the 19 to 25 An Aramis spokesman said BOAT has brought expansion to the percent of the firm's business age bracket, he said, and none that for the first two years 8 * companies involved. would come from Aramis this under 19. out of every 10 sales were to INSURANCE year. The products do best, he women. Now, he said, more Aramis, a division of Estee One of the first in the field said, on the East Coast in de- than half the sales are to men. from Lauder Inc., was launched in of men's toiletries was Shut- 1965 with seven products. Now ton, which launched Old Spice the line includes over 75 in 1938 with such standards as items. Braggi, a division of cologne anil shaving soap. ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK Itevlon, lists more thah 45 Faberge introduced Aphro- IN OUR items for men on its 1971 or- AP wirephoto Cartoon disia and Woodhue for men in INSURANCE COMPANY der sheet, compared to 18 the 1940s, but the field re- NEW COUNTRY KITCHEN when the line was introduced mained generally limited to A collection of nostalgic utensils, Covers your liability plus Entries Deadline Set for Fair in November 1966. Other com- smells and soaps. The real tools, bottles and decorator Items the value of your unit and panies report similar ex- boom came in the 1960s. Fa- pansion. equipment. FREEHOLD - As the June will offer men and women ager art needlework and fab- berge introduced and heavily £ ANCIENT MARINER 1 deadline for entries ap- throughout Monmouth County ric department, Barnlnrger's, Almost all the makers of promoted Brut; Aramis and Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10:30-4, Sat. 10-5 proaches, final selection of an opportunity to exhibit their Eatontown. 74 Shrewsbury Ave. at Monmouth St. GROSSINGER judges for the Homemaker talents and to vie for prize Competitions rules and en- Rod Bank 842-7778 Competitions at the Great ribbons in a variety of cate- try blanks may still be obtain- flGtiTINrUTION • BW ANTIQUES & HELLER Monmouth Fair has been an- gories. ed from the secretary, Great Newcomers Ready to Hang AGENCY nounced by Joseph V. The judges represent a Monmouth Fair, Box 111, To Install BROAD & MECHANIC MeLoone, fair general man- cross section of top author- Freehold, 07728. Those who RED BANK ager. The fair, which will be ities and accomplished hob- have already obtained the en- EATONTOWN - Mrs. Ben- 741-2100 held at Freehold Raceway byists in their respective try forms are urged to return jamin Croker, Little Silver, from June 28 through July 4 fields .throughout the county. them no later than June 1. will be installed president of from 2 to 10 p.m. each day. The fair roster includes bak- the Newcomers Club of Rum: CUR- ing, Mrs. Jane'Hill, Freehold son, Fair Haven, Little Silver teacher and president of the Contest and Shrewsbury at a luncheon AT N.J. State Button Society; June 8 here in Rosie Abe Littenberg, owner of Gut- O'Grady's. The luncheon will TAINS tenplan's Bakery, Freehold Winners be preceded by> a cocktail Looking far that special effect? and Lakewood; Jack Os- MIDDLETOWN - Karen hour at noon. Mrs. Howard Want the unutuel? Then take a MR. t&m*$ termiller, owner of Adelphia Davis of the Fairview School Mahaiiey is in charge of re- glance through our curtain de- Oayrewood Donut Shoppe; sewing, Mrs. is grand prize winner of the servations. partment. You're lure to find just what will luit your needs in our Jane Hill, Mrs. Clifford Saul, anti-litter poster contest spon- large •election. JtJk HARVEY'SSb Keyport; and Mrs. Walter sored by the Village Garden • Other officers to be seated Earle, Freehold; knitting, Club. are Mrs. James Gibbons, Fair. Mrs. Curtis Yates, Freehold, Mayor Harold H. Foulks, Haven, first vice president; 671-9294 1==J hobby chairman, Red Bank who has proclaimed May 31- Mrs. Bronson Lyon, Fair Council of Pioneers of Amer- June 5 as "Anti-Litter Week'" Haven, second vice president; ica affiliated with N.J. Bell in the township, presented Ka- Mrs. Eston Whelchel, Rum- CARE! Telephone Company; Mrs. ren a $25 savings bond and son, treasurer; Mrs. Daniel Thomas Cagle, Freehold; and trophy at the regular meeting Patyk, Little Silver, recording Mrs. .Luba Kqzachok, man- of the Township Committee. secretary; Mrs. David Wuir, corresponding secretary, and SHREWSBURY At Mr. Harvey's Suzanne Fashion Wigs, we Mrs. John O'Neill, member- 468 BROAD ST. care... we care enough to carry the very best, 3 cit~r*rr* ' L American made wig. We care enough to let ship chairman, both of Rum- Call 747-4422 only highly trained consultants give you the son. Ear Piercing individual attention you deserve. We care enough to tell you our big, bold, new story and WITH OUR NEW SURGICAL not expect you to buy. We care enough to be 3 vJeaidifal GAS KITCHENS BY here'wnen you need us. We care enough to EAR PIERCER maintain a service department tor our "own t\etirement andI an oiner wins. 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. RtgMerSWr Photo. LOW NET WINNERS — Foursome low net winners, left to right, Mrs. William A.. Bruckmann, Mrs. ORCHIDS, CHAMPAGNE AND CAVIAR — The Navesinjc Country Club drew scores of gal golfers and Evan H. Baker, Mrs. Evan Jahos and Mrs. Michael C. Guarlno, all of Rumson, accept trophies from 340 luncheon guests yesterday to a fashion benefit for thi? Harbor School, Red Bank, a facility for chil- golf tournament co-chairman Mrs. Charles Paterno, Rumson, at yesterday's benefit event for Harbpr dren wlthjearnlng disabilities. The party featured orchids all over—banked In the entry, decorating ta- School at ihe Naveslnic Country Club. Low gross winners were foursome Mrs. Joseph Rudnick, Key- bles and floating. In the pool. These Were the gift of Dr. Nathaniel B. Cole; Meiuchen and Elberon* port; Mrs. Bart Rogers, Rumson; Mrs. Henry Doubllet, Elberon, and Mrs. Hymart Winlk, West Deal. whose wife was ogenDral chairman with/Wrs. Leonard C. Fans 2nd, Little Silver. Mrs. ProsperoDeBona4r.tRomson, was golf tourney co-chairman. Orte-Day Vacation Has Merit Luncheon Dear Ann landers: I was weekend saved my sanity. wickedandnudgeeacaother. an5 cents. -Hr.fi; Sirss,,So Tuesday delighted to read that yon are The jeimple luxury of sleeping Our best tailing is done on HelpMe . • BtJMSON- Officers of Sis* 'in favor of married couples lat" 'e fo"r tw' o gloriou' s raorning•"••-s- iheseone-nlguttrips.Athome Dear M.&M.: I received terhood, Congregation B'aal escaping from the huroflrum Ann in ajrow made a new woman there are too many inter* many letters such as yours, Israel, win be installed at a of daily living and checking out ipf me. That experience ruptions - too much to do - andlthankyou—inbahalf of luncheon Tuesday in the syno- into a motel far the sight. I was BO wonderful my husband or we are too tired. It's won* the Holiday Inns and Howard gogue. can ten you from experience Landers and![ decided to go again in 90 derful to be alone for IS tours JJohnsonh s ffro m coast t o coast.t . Mrs. Sam F. Cotenoff, it has kept our Marriage from days — and we did, but just with no Kids yelling, no phone How far should a teenage Little Silver, will be installed hogging down — or maybe' for cue night. (We couldn't af- ringing, no housework or couple go? Can necking be as president for her Becond even from falling apart. odically. "fordiito pay a sitter for long- cooking. Nothing to do but en- .safe? When does it become year. Other officers include Cy and I have been married Two years ago when tho er.) After the second trip we joy one another's company. too hot-to handle? Send for Mrs. Sydney Kramer of little 12 years. We have three baby was.six months old, I made up our minds to treat For those couples who think Ann Landers' booklet, "Neck- Silver, Mrs. Philip LevJne of healthy, normal shlldren, but felt as if I was cracking up. ourselves to one night away they can't afford it, let me say ing And Petting - What Are New Shrewsbury, Mrs. Jack they are a handful and I need Everything got on my nerves. eveiy 90 days and not let any- it's cheaper than a nervous The Limits?" Hail your •Keedle of Fair Haven/and to get away from them peri- My doctor suggested that my thing interfere. breakdown — or a divorce. request to Ann Landers in Mrs. Thomas Westerman.' of husband and I take a weekend 'We get a great kick out of it One-night inaaotel can be tho care of your newspaper en- Rumson, vice' presidents; DANCE SCHOOL OPENS when the desk clerks give us best Marriage Saver in the closing SO cents in coin and a NEW YORK (AP) - The trip. "Just drive off some- Mrs. Edward Grant, Fair where," he said. the eye. We know what world. And tho value of that long, stamped, self-addressed Haven, treasurer; Mrs. Paul American Dance Center, a they're thinking and we feel can't be measured in dollars envelope. 'school devoted to the develop- I'll always believe that Mitchell, Shrewsbury, assis- ment of contemporary dance and tant treasurer; Mrs. Bay- dBnctrs. opened in New York in mond Eagle, New Shrews- May. bury, financial secretary; Choreographers Alvin Ailey Mrs; Arthur Siegfried, Middle- Mrs. derarf Laurino Jr. Mrs. William James Jr. and Pearl Lung are directors and town, recording secretary, Engage;mentsAnnouncedand Mrs. Alan Rodman, Little (The former (The former founders. Curriculum covers eth- Adeline Roncace)^ Maureen Pastula) nic, modern and contemporary Silver, corresponding secre- • dance, including classes for be- tary. ginners through professionals. Trustees are Mrs. Harold Laurino-Ronccuce Children's classes start_at_age 8, Ostrov, Fair Haven; Mrs. KEANSBURG - Miss Ade- mont was flower girl and Rob- Walter Uebowits and Mrs. line Nancy Roncace, daughter ert Thomas Volpi was the Herman Schulman, Middle- of Mr. and Mrs. Nino Thomas page. town; Mrs. David Silberstein, Roncace, 295 Laurel Ave., Jerry Falcetand was best Red Bank, and Mrs. Baymond West Keansburg, and Gerard man for his cousin. The ush- 2ager, Little Silver. . . Anthony Laurino Jr., son of ers were Gregory Kuch- Mrs. Jack M. Rosoff will be Mr. and Mrs. Laurino of arewski, Richard A. Janelll, the* installing officer. In Union, were married here Donald R. Hock and Anthony charge of arrangements are here May 22 in St Ann's Cath- Laurino, the bridegroom's THE UNITED Mrs. Paul Kramer, Colts olic Church. .The Rev. Fred- brother. METHODIST Neck, and Mrs. Ralph Stein, erick Valentino officiated at The bride was graduated Bed Bank. the double ring ceremony. A- from Raritan High School. CHURCH MlssPnskas Miss Bog MlS9 Balding Miss Perry MissSantelll MissHarner 2t7Brae reception was held in Tony's She was employed by Sun Roman Inn, Hazlet. Savings and Loan Association, RttJflanluNcwJcnioy Shaw-Puskas King-Balding Hazlet. WELCOME! friveif-MIglino Mrs. Peter Nelson Konisa- GLEN ROCK - Announce- gioiial High School and Tofts RUMSON - Dr. and Mrs/ ?* England, was graduated was matron of honor for ler The bridegroom was gradu- Ho!yCommunion8:3Qajni Martin A. Quirk, 19 Bellovue from Hathefop Castle School BASKING RIDGE - The sister. Tbe other bridal at- ated from Union High School. *U0owllla.ra. mentis made by Mr. and Mrs. University, Medford, Mass., and Milffleld School, England, Louis Puskas of Glen Hock, of whijre lie majored in elec- Ave., announce the engage- engagement of Miss Catherine tendants were Miss Melinda He served four years in the 8ervIewof.Wor»M)» . ment and forthcoming mar- and from Harcum Junior Col- A. Miglino, to Richard W. Tri- Laurino, the bridegroom's sis- Army, two of them in Viet" Re\.RolloA.Michncr the engagement of their tricial engineering. He was lege, Bryn Mawr, Pa. daughter,,M}ss Janet Puskas, awarde" d" a master "degree in riage of her daughter, Miss yett, is announced by her par- .ter; Miss Carolann Lisa Ron- cam with the First Air Cav- 9:30Bndllo.m. Gail Carolyn Balding, to Da- Her fiance is an alumnus of ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mig- cace, sister of the bride; Miss alry Division. Chnroh School to Frank Dcnnison Shaw Jr., industrial administration from Salisbury (Conn.) School and son of Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, IS Purdue University, Lafayette, vid Noyes King, son of Mr. lino of Basking Bidge. He is Linda' Falcetano and Mrs. The couple will reside in Ir- . .NnweiyPWvidej and Mrs; Alfred F. King Jr. of- Rollins college, Winter Park, the son of Mr. and Mrs. K.F. Donald B. flock, Donna Del* vington. Oak Wood Lane, Rumson. A Ind., and completed an 18- Fla. fie received a master de- January vrcddihgisplanned. month work assignment in Greenwich, conn., formerly Trivett, 209 Hudson Ave., of Branson. The coupleplanto gree from the Rollins Busi- East Keansburg, NX An Aug. Coiiioba, Argentina, on a Pur- ness School of Finance. He is James Pastula •; . Miss Suskas was graduated due-Ford Foundation fellow- be married June 5 here in St. 21 wedding is planned. from Glen Bock High School George's -by-ihe-Birer Epis- a member of X Clnb and a so- The bridetiiec^a graduate KEYPORT-Miss Maureen and Michael Pasfula and and received a B.A. degree in ship. Mr. Shaw teaches busi- cial member of Kappa Alpha Rita Pastela and WlDiam Da- Douglas Jerkowicz were ush- YOU CAN REMEMBER ness administration in Buenos copal Church. of Delehanty High School, Is Spanish front Wilson College, Order. Mr. Etag toemployed attending Newark State Col« ' vid Jamas Jr. of Newark were ers. -WITHOUT GRIEF Chambersburg, Pa. She stud- Aires. Argentina, and is com- by G. H. Walker Company, married hero May 22 at a pleiing studies for a doctoral lege and is employed as a sec- •Mr?* JSJR63 TO)8 ied in Madrid, Spain, under Clfliolato Gerald M. Balding Kew York City. retary at Western Electric double ring ceremony ia'St. from Keyport High School and tbe auspices of Rollins Col- degree in financial manage- Joseph's Catholic Church. A is a telephone operator with ment from Puniuo University Company, Wfcippany. She is a lege, Winter Park, Ha. ' member of tbe Somerset reception was held in the Ho- Sell Telephone Company, d*«»QrWwmilKWh on a fellowship from the Flet- liday Inn, Hazlet. Perth- Amboy.'Her husband, le uodanland that Iove,f n> Mr. Shaw was graduated' cher School of lawacd Diplo* GIssing-perry County Catholic Young Adult BELFORD—Mr. and Mrs. ated from MMaTetown Town- Club. The bride is the daughter of an alumnus of ifostsMft High tilligniU/ondothirqualitlu from Rumson-Fair Haven He- macy, Medford, Mass. Mrs. Dorothy Pastula, 49 Ce- School, Newark, attended tlbridwHDBiilihed William Perry Jr., 310 East Ship High School and Is secre- Mr. Trivett, an alumnus of Road, announce the engage- tary to tho deputy command- Red Bank Catholic High dar St., Keyport, and the late Palmer College, Columbia, BrMdmitlhiiwMk over many School, is attending Brookdale Stanley Pastula. The bride- S.Ci, and is a postal clerk with ment of their daughter, Miss er for systems, United States groom is the son of the late the Matawan Post Office. He iMJMsbdjiding; Urbine-Bogdcmskf; Barbara Alma Perry, to Brit- Army-Communications Sys- Community College, Lincroft. tems Agency, Ft. Monmouth. • Mr. and Mrs. James. served in the Army and is a ISELIN - The engagement ' danski, was graduated from ish Army Sgt. Brian Patrick He is a member of the East. The bride was given in mar- Vietnam veteran. 6:45 lli WHEW 1130 K of Miss Diane Mary Bog- Wo'bdbridge Senior High Gissing, son of Mrs. Melviit Keansburg Fire Company, ltOOJlM.1linB107.lMC Sgt. Gissingv originally of riage by Jermlna Buckley, The couple will reside In danski to John Stanley Ur- School and the Menlo Park Lee of Venice, Calif., and the Middletown Township First her uncle and godfatter. Mrs. Matawan. M5JLM.WVW620KC bine, son of Mr. and Mrs. School of Business Machines. late George Gissing. An Octo- Ipswich, England, is now sta- Aid and Rescue Squad.andtha tioned in Rheindahlen, Ger- Christine De Rosa was ma- FREE FOB WIVES. Stanley Urblne, 209 Brookside She is employed by Purolator ber wedding is planned. Catholic Yonng Adult Club of tron of honor and the other tie TRUTH Drive, Belford, is announced Inc., Rahway. The bride-elect was gradu- many. Monmoutb County. He is a HEW* YORK -Marriott's by her mother, Mrs. Mary Her fiance is an alumnus of staff training officer in the bridal attendants were Miss Essex House hotel has started Bogdanski, here. An' Oct. 2 Middletown Township High Ictcona-Horner New Jersey National Guard In. Kathy Medeiros ana "Mrs. • a new "no charge" policy for that HEALS Schpql and is employed by the Christina Mildenberg. - wives accompanying their A Cirfj/lMj»UUmatron,_RaiitaUn chapuu - NEW MONMOUTH J7 Mr. tLeaa Rudow, lfil Center Ave., ting hero May 15 for tho mar- WtlcomeiYou lo lo Sanfcm'HjOO A.M. 1 ona, 23 Ideal Ave., East ter, Order of Eastern Star. and Rret Sunday ol Each Monlh, and Mrs. Louis M. Santelu", 33 lieiinsburg , and- tho late Ed- riage of Mrs. May Isabel 1 0:30 and 11:00 11 walfdRudow. KeansDurg. A Sept. 18 wed- Mr. Iacona was graduated Smith Manion and Harold J. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Thorne Place, announce the ding is planned. from Middletown Township Wedntiday EvcnlnQ Son/Ico 8:15 engagementof their daughter, Bliss Santclli and her fia'neo Connett. The Rev. Donald Raading Room locattd MTlia Mill are alumni of Middletown The bride-elect, an alumna High School and is with the THE JESUS PEOPLE Broad ( Monmouth Si.. Red Bank Miss Brenda J. Santclli, to of Edison High. School and Es- New Jersey Department of- Barton officiated. A-reception Ronald E. Rudow, son of Mrs. ..Township High School. She is was held in. the Willowbrook 16 KIDS FROM UNIVERSITY AT employed by Progressive life sex College of Business, New- Defense. Inn, Fair Haven. Insurance Company, Red The bride is the daughter of . BERKELEY Bank. Mr. Rudow, a member Flower Show Is Planned Mrs. John J. Smith Sr., 270 WAY OUT RALLY of Ihe Army Beserve/is em- SHREWSBURY - Guests meeting of the Garden (Mi of East Road, Belford, and' the FORMER MEMBER OF S.D.S. ployed by B&B Landscaping, New "Shrewsbury-Lincroft ATTHE aro welcome to attend "June late Mr. Smith/ Grfcibrook. Melodies," a flower show and June 9 at 8:30 pan. hero in the Mr. Connett is the son of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HARBOR BANDSTAND Red Cross Building, .Broad St. the late Mr. and Mrs. John ••-*• WITH THE Advance entrants should reg- Connett of Rumson, where his FORMER DRUG ADDICTS "JESUS PEOPLE" IF1RST UNITARIAN CHURCH ister with Mrs. A. G. Garrett father was police captain for of Monmouth County . no later than June 1. This is 25years. • FROM UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA the last meeting of tlie^lub Miss Ann Smith was maid EDITOR OF "RIGHT ON" PERFORMER TURLEY RICHARDS 1475 West Front Street 741-8092 lincrolt until September. of honor for her sister. Marine REV. ALAN BRETT OF THE • Ray. Harold R. Doan, Minister Mrs. Malcolm H. .Mark- CpL John J. Connett was best SUNDAY MAY 30,7:30 P.M. TEEN CHALLENGE AND OTHERS 11:00 Family Service endorf is chairman of the Ho- man for bis father and John J. Uday Boutique and Mrs. S. F. Smith Jr., the bride's brother, No Church School Stumpf Jr., chairman of tho was the usher. SATURDAY, MAY 29 7-10 P.M. club's educational booth - Mrs. Connett was gradu- tarcttwl Vapttet QHptrrlj Speaker: Mr. Paul Ratelaff "Herbs and Spices In tho ated from Leonardo High Atlantic. Highlands Title: Kitchen" for the New Shrews- Scheduler husband Is an £mttumtt*l Sopttrt bury Country Fan*. Summer 7th Ave. & Rte. 36 "UtOpianisrh and Twentieth Century Myopia" alumnus of Burnson High. Atlantic Highlands woikshopswUlbebGld. School. ©CEANPOBT - Bolstered by the presence of Greely, Oscar White and George Zateslo. Most of last summer, returns to defend his title and is likely two national champions and several strong stables these horsemen elected to come to Monmouth rather to have stiff competition from such regulars as J. Dew to the scene, Monmouth Park anticipates a suc- than campaign at Delaware Park, where a split Bowes Bond, Bernle Bond, Larry Jennings, Tony cessful summer racing season when the gates open meeting is being held for the first time this' year. Bardaro, Jake Dodson, Hubert Hine, Jack Long, Joe on Tuesday. Horsemen returning after short absence^ from Mergler, Ray Metcalf, Danny Perlsweig, Joe Pierce, The "resort Of racing" will have a 2 p.m. first the Monmouth Park scene include Jose de Mur- Jr., Charles Sanborn, and Eddie Yowell. face post time daily, Monday through Saturday, guiondo, LeRoy Jolley and Frank J. "Buddy" In addition to overnight purses of generous di- through Aug. 9. McManus. De Murguiondo will have a large contin- mensions, the horsemen will be going after $885,000 Since both toe title-holding thoroughbreds who gent of the Hebnore Farm horses belonging to Edgar in added money to be distributed in Monmouth i will make Monmouth Park their headquarters are Lucas, Jolley trains mainly for Mrs. John L. Greer Park's stakes program. There are 21 stakes, in- fillies, it may be an indication that the distaffers will and his mother, Mrs. Moody Jolley, and McManus cluding four worth at least flOO,OOO-the Sorority, be yielding a lot of power this summer. will condition horses for Kaymond M. Curtis and- •Sapling, Atnory L. Haskell and Monmouth In- Heading trainer Budd Lepmann's stable is S A. Gedney Farm. vitational Handicap. Calder*s Office Queen, who won the Triangle Publi- Grover G. "Buddy" Delp, who set a training The ?15,O0O-added Midsummer Hurdle Handi- cations poll as champion 3-year-old '(illy of 1970. record of 27 victories in his first season at Monmouth cap on June 22 is the hurdle highlight. Aisco Stable's Forward Gal, trained by W.A. Croll, - Jockey Mike Hole will return to defend his title Jr., is the other resident Champion, having received as last year's leading rider. Also expected to be on the most votes as best 2-year-old filly last year in hand for the opener are past Monmouth riding cham- • that poll and the one conducted by the Thoroughbred Invite Canonero pions Walter Blum and Garth Patterson. Bating Associations. Canonero II, equine citizen of Venezuela who is' For the spectator,' the grandstand and portions Both Lepmann and Croll are familiar to Mon- bidding for the first Triple Crown since 1948 jn the of the clubhouse will have a brighter look. Since the mouth Park racing fans, but several new faces Belmont Stakes, has been Invited to Monmouth close of racing last year, an aluminum ceiling has among the trainers have stalls reserved. Dewey Park's ¥109,000 Monmouth Handicap Aug. 7. been installed, hiding from view of patrons and mak- ing inaccessible to birds the maze of girders which Smith will bring in powerhouse T. Alie Grissom Anderson Fowler, chairman of the invitation GETTING READY — The Monmouth Park grandstand provides a pictu- stable, which usually campaigns in the Midwest, and committee for the mile and one-eighth event for support the cantilevered roof. three-year-olds, telegrammed owner Pedro Baptlsta In addition to the ceiling, plate-glass aluminum resque background as a horse and his rider prepare for the 60-day meet- which is headed by Rio Bravo, winner of the New ing which begins on Tuesday. The "resort of racing" will have a 2 p.m. Orleans Handicap, Tribal Line and Spotted Line. at Belmont Park, inviting the Kentucky bred colt to framed tinted sliding windows have replaced ja- the Oceanport plant for the stakes race worth $65,000 lousie windows at the rear of the grandstand, giving post time daily, Monday through Saturday, through Aug. 9, with prospects Joining Smith as first-timers at Monmouth Park for another banner season. ! will be Douglas R. Small, carter Thornton, J.J. to the winner. people a better view of the Daddock. Tiger Mickey Indy 500 Rumors Flaw Claws Yanks Andretti-Granatelli Split By The Associated Press Only six more outs for a INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) "And particularly with the miles per hour, compared a Hawk-Ford built by his for- DETROIT (AP) - Mickey no-hitter.'" - Reports of an impending race coming up and with a with Peter Revson's pole mer chief mechanic, Clint Lolich doesn't believe in "I'm not that type of break between 1969 winner, good chance for him to win." speed of 178.6D6 m.p.h. Brawner, and qualified eighth jinxes. pitcher. I never will pitch a Mario Andretti, and his car Andretti, who is known to .The Italian-born Andretti in the order. He finished sixth. So he doesn't mind talking no-hitter and I'll never worry . owner, millionaire Andy have been dissatisfied with his almost didn't make last year's The 31-year-old Andretti, about the goal that has burned about it" Granatelli, rumbled through 1970 and 1971 cars built by. race. He crashed one of the who won two national driving inside him for his nine years He had a five-hitter going the Indianapolis Motor McNamara under contract McNamara Fords in practice titles before hooking up with with the Detroit Tigers but into the ninth Thursday with Speedway yesterday just two from Granatelli, will start Sat- a few days before the first Granatelll in 1969, brought the which always has eluded a 4-2 lead before Felipe Alou, days before the 55th running urday from the outside of the round of qualifying. Though oil-additive king his first, him—winning 20 games. Gene Michael and pinch hitter of the 500-mile race. third row-his worst start in burned severely about the .triumph at Indianapolis that Thursday night he won his Ron Hansen each singled to The reports were so strong years. He qualified at 172.612 face, he went to a backup car,. year. eighth against three losses, load the bases. Lolich got that Granatelli aides chose to surviving a ninth-inning New Horace Clarke to ground out deny them one by one, An- York rally, as the Tigers scoring a run, then Thurman dretti would not comment at nipped the Yankees 4-3 for Munson flicd out with two on all. their eighth victory in the last to end toe threat and give But sources close to the Lolich his seventh complete team, said Granatelli's cham- NBA-ABA Star Clash: nine games. "I think you have a ten- game in 14 starts. pionship racing team was for dency to think about it," he Boston beat Washington 6-2 sale and that the top prospec- confessed of the 20-win and so remains atop the tive buyer was Andretti him- season. "I figure I have 24 American League East self, with Texas oil man John Reasons Are Varied starts left and that means that Division standings 4% games Mecom Jr. standing in the wings. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - The NBA players indicated efit of a good cause (part of I must win half to be a ahead of third-place Detroit. The National and American they were playing to show the proceeds go to the 20-game winner." But second place Baltimore The rumors received added Basketball Associations head there can be competition be- impetus Wednesday after Whitney Young Foundation) "Do you think talking about lost, leaving the Tigers only for their first on-the-court tween the two leagues without and to represent the ABA the that could jinx you? The 1# games behind the Orioles. Francis E. McNamara, who confrontation tonight in the a merger. designed the cars Andretti has best we can. And it will finally 30-year-old left hander was Astrodome with each side "We certainly are not play- give us a chance to compete The Bengals were to open driven the last two years, 1 asked. . AP Wlrepholo apparently playing an all-star ing this game out of defiance to against the NBA. ' "I don't believe in jinxes," a 10-game road trip beginning LOOK OUT BELOW - Detroit Tigers Ike Brown filed suit in an Indianapolis game for different reasons. the club owners or as a weap- tonight in Milwaukee with skids safely into third as New York Yankees Dan- court charging that Granatelli Oscar Robertson, president he responded. "A couple Several ABA players par- on against the merger," said of the NBA Players Associ- weeks ago in Washington I southpaw Les Cain, 1-0, get- ny Cater lumps for the throw from centerfield fol- had not paid him $30,000 in ticipating in the. 8:30 p.m., Larry Brown of the Denver tins his second start for lowing Aurelio Rodriguez' single In the sixth. outstanding bills. ation,'was quoted earlier as was pitching a no-hitter for EDT nationally televised Rockets and coach of the ABA saying the NBA was playing seven innings and when I Detroit, opposing Bill Par- Brown then scored on AI Kaline's single. The Ti- Granatelli, who heads the game said they were playing all-star group. sons, 54. New York returned gers won, 4-3. STP Corp., denied the in defiance of the owners who came intho the dugout it was merely to benefit chairity and "I personally owe a lot to are seeking congressional like a morgue. Nobody was home for an 11-gamc stand. charges. McNamara obtained to get more exposure for their an injunction tying up at least the owner I play for. We are sanction of a merger with the saying anything." 4-year-old league. playing this'game for the ben-. younger league. "I said, 'Come on you guys. Al Kaline, Willie Horton and a part of the prize money Bill Freehan ripped succes- . Ziegler's 62 Granatelli's two cars may win But Larry Fleisher, counsel sive run-scoring singles in the in Saturday's $1 million race. for the NBA players, said sixth off Fritz Peterson, now "That (the suit) has to be a Robertson's statement was 44, for the winning rally after blow to Andretti's pride," said John Deals Rozelle misinterpreted. trailing 2-1 following back-to- a source close to the Naza- How They back homers by Bobby reth, Pa., driver who asked "He really didn't say it was" 1 Leads Classic Mureer and John Ellis off MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Gene Littler, winner of last that his name not be used. Another Headache in defiance of the owners," Lolich in the fourth. Larry Ziegler matched the week's Colonial National In- Fleisher said. "He said that Stand Morton had hit his 10thbest round on the pro tour this vitation, topped a big group at NEW YORK (AP) - Joe Roselle ordered Namath to the game was being played to Namath has given Pete Ro- sell his interest in the club or AMERICAN LEAGUE homer for the Tigers to lead year with a 62 and took the 68. show that the two leagues can. Butt Division zelle another headache. But it face suspension. Namath compete against each other w L Pd. GB off the second. first-round lead in the $175,000 Tom Ulozas, former Bamm Jag Rallies Boston...»»«.... .»•... 28 15 .tSl — Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Hollow Country Club pro, was doesn't appear to be anything eventually sold, and also without an illegal merger. Baltimore 24 17 .585 3 Ike Brown walked, Aurelio like the migraine of two years Detroit-.-.^.—.. 24 20 .545 t vti* gional a 3-2 corae-from-behind singled-scoring Formos. first and second. Matawan Viola's sacrifice bunt Formon • victory over Matawan Beglon- shortstop Formon, alertly" hit a ball to left which Jell be- bits, struck put Jive afcd al in the first round of the Viola, who was brilliant for threw home nailing Farra at tween the shortstop and the walked three. His record 1* >• Monmouth College In- four innings, was finally the plate. leftfielder, putting men on vitational tournament here touched for a run hi the fifth. Shore tied the score in the second and third. ' Viola, who ttrew two pB* yesterday. Pat McConvflle walked, Gary sixth Inning after Viola struck es to the first batter in the seventh inning, was tagged The Hue Devils will meet Miller reached on an infield out the first two batters. Zimmerman, who bad re- bit and Mike Zimmerman Steve (THoro tripled over the lieved O'Horo in the fifth in- witn the loss. His tecad.i* 1* the winner of today's Karitan- He retired the first 10 mat he Asbury Park game next week. moved both runners up with a centerflelder's head and dime ning, was taken out in place of faced. He struck oat seven Neptune and Marlboro will sacrifice bunt. around when Kevin Donohoe's O'Horo who had taken over in and walked one in sir innings play a first-round game today Rica Farra went in to run liner was knocked down by centerfield. at Shore Regional. Middle- for Miller at second. the pitcher whose throw to O'Horo got Casagrande on a plus. town Township and Toms Riv- er South clash in the other first round/game Saturday at 11 a.m. Matawan's Bob Viola held Lions Crowned in Resiol1a|IsJac k Sab0 on ' the Devils scoreless over the «T ' flSKulfSS first four faning?, shore then S^JSS DJI«S? ^ Steve O'Horo, right, makes It to first before put together one-run rallies in Matawan Regional second baseman Jim Shanahan's throw reaches Ken the fifth, sixth and seventh in- As Dragons Foil Fliers n W n the Monmooth nings for the victory. '\SSS^Z^£t ° <*"*• invitational* Viola started the seventh in- Brick Township upset JJep- breezing along with a 44 lead mitt, allowing both runners to Mike KUleen hurled a four- ning, but gave way to Tom tunfe, 6-4, in a 14-inning thriller until Brick tied the game hi score. hitter and Frank Agresta and Casagrande while he had a 2-0 yesterday, knocking the Scar- the seventh. Neptune had scored two in John Iacouzzi were the hat-' count on Jim Giglio. let Fliers off the "A" thrpne Even then, a couple of the first on a walk, a pair of ting stars in Raritan'S victory Casagrande walked Giglio, and giving the championship handle bits turned the game errors and Martuscelli's sacri- over Toms River North. Bishops Ride Wave and then hit Mickey Waldrop toMiddletown. around and gave Middletown fice fly. Killoen didn't walk a man and Dean KacioppL' Mdrfletowu bad completed the bunting. .: They boosted the lead to 4-0 while striking out six. Loser Ryerson followed wit" h a its "A" schedule by clouting, Feeney walked Kevin Kuch in the third on Libby's single. Bill Reilly yielded seven Hits ? sharp line drive to left center Neptune Tuesday to keep its and Gary Hoffman to get him- and doubles by Bo Scanna- and a walk. He fanned nine. to wrap it np. hopes alive, self Into trouble in the sev- pieco and Dave Wells. Sown, 4-2, after the Ma- To B' Loop Flag Matawan opened the game In the day's other "A" Divi- enth. Then Jim Meagner sin- PeYoung pitched eight in- riners picked up two runs In in slugging fashion. Jim sion game, Raritan beat Toms gled to center and Ron Mar- nings of two-hit ball in relief each of the third and fourth Asbury Park is doubly sure reached on an error, scoring fifth Inning. Rich Pratt, Bill Shanahan led off with a walk, Eiver North, 7-4, to finish the tusceUi added an error to the to earn the win. innings, the Rockets went of its Shore Conference "B" Jackson. Reggie Ferriera got Iaderosa and Phil Sakowitz all and was forced at second by season in a tie for second with play to allow the first run. Little went seven anB one- ahead for good with three in Division Crown. The Blue two RBI with a double, and singled to load the bases, and Viola. Fred Formon then con- Neptune. Both teams wound Mark Hibbard tingled in two third innings in relief of the fifth, capped by Agresta's Bishops knocked off Long then scored himself when the Marty Danowski relieved nected with a solid shot to up 8-4 while MidrHetown was a more, and Don Ayers bit a Feeney and allowed only the two-run single. Branch, 8-1, while Red Bank leftfielder dropped the ball. Mark Caswell on the hill for right. Mike Ronan tried to game ahead at 9-3. bloop double off Andy Pe- one walk and four hits. Iacouzzi belted a two-run Regional erased Toms Eiver The Bishops added four the Indians. shoe string the ball, but By a weird quirk, Middle- luso's glove to get in the tying The win was only Brick's homer in the seventh for the •South's hopes with a 7-3 vic- more in the fifth on a single Bobby Douglas greeted town had lost the title last run. third in conference play. insurance tallies. tory. by Merrit Marsango, two Danowski with a two-run year in much the same way The Green Dragons won it ., :• Asbury Park's Frank Sid- Neptune booted it this year. with a pair in the 14th as the »ffe*TWp.|» nwvnm. wafts, a single by Jackson, an single, and Ron Carter follow* ob r b rimRfMrN. ,iano held Long Branch to two error and a two-run single by ed with another single scoring Middletown coach Ed usually reliable Jim Libby let Httrttf 6 0 1 5 1 0 lilts while the Blue Bishop bat- Bob McKeever. Sakowitz. Douglas scared as TrensM recalled that last a throw get away from him. Learn lb 7 0 1 Lfcoy fb 7 i i » _ j 0 Relief chucker Bill DowdSb * I 2 \\\ 3 1 1 ters put together four-run ral- The Bishops closed out their Al Iaderosa was grounding night as he said, "I'm over- Kuch si VSSn 4 2 1 WrnrrI t 2 11 DeYoung touched Bob Little, Cfnll c 2 6 * -••--* 4 a i Asntac 3 0 t I-.-. r lies in the third and fifth in- "B" campaign at 10-2, while out. whelmed. A week ago I Hlfmn 3b 7.0 2 Ritlnolb 3 0 0 Rnrdcf III nings. wouldn't have believed it. I'm also in relief, for a single, and MMatek r rf 5 0 2 schvnoib o o o 8Rr " 3 0 0 the Wave is 3-9 in the circuit Bill Iaderosa's third inning Ddrux p 100 2 0 0 Kllnp 10 11 1 1 0 Asbury Park scored four in Red Bank made the most of double drove in Pratt to very pleased, and my kids will then Little gave up bis first Rmnsky p 0 0 D Stlrzir 3 0 0 I 1 0 0 walk-to Hibbard. Shmph . . _ UHep" 3 0 0 SOMISS 2 101 the third after two were out. its nine hits to dash Toms Riv- match an Indian run in the be too." D'Ynsp 3 11 PsioJi'ptT 10 0 Lenny Jackson walked and er South's hopes for a "B" top hah*. The Bucs scored one Neptune catne within one George Learn bit a bouncer Totals 4? "6"5" 71 Totals 5T1"» Total) 2» 7 « Totals 23 4 4 stole second and third. Kick title. in the fourth, but toe Indians out of winning the champion- to Jim Taylor at short, and Brltk :j»00»4«.0M«-« Rorttan. ...Ionian-7 -Fomxn, O'Horo. lemune-.-»....• ....202 OO00O0 OOOOO r O P THR-"i5c53Sr ,.003 2000-4 Binaco, walked and Mike Lee The Bucs broke up a tie tied it in the fifth. ship as Bob Feeney was bis throw bounced off Libby's 2Q—Ayers, Wells, Scannoplteo. UNlmck(l) A»bwy Pork (8) game with four runs in the ob r h ab r h Skrlcf 3.1 0 !b 3 0 0 Wells 3b Bovalb . •3 31 Inaco lb Eldrg c Falcons' Brooks Fires 33, Flood lb o o o' Perrilf Leorf • 0 10 'Stangs Halt Rlmop 3 0 ( M'Kvn rf 1 0 1 Wnng lib 3 0 C Frra ct 4 1 1 9 Wiknirf 3. 0. 0J Bush c 3 0 0 /Irrll S3 3 0 0 MrsgoSb 3 1 2 Colonials Sclno p 2 1 0 But Bulldogs Spring Upset Schtmn If 2 0 0 AJrdne If 0 1 0 Bumson-Fair Haven's num- state champ Jay Brooks boro downed Point Pleasant lotaij 25 I 2 Totals 24- G 6 Win Streak stroked a sizzling 33 to remain Beach, 4-l; Lakewood nipped long Branch 000 010 0 — I ber three, four and five play- Asfcury Pk ,«M (MO x - S MARLBORO - Marlboro ers came through with wins king of the hill. Long Branch, 3-2; Bed Bank SB-yVolu, Ferrlera, Monjonoo. snapped Freehold's six-game yesterday as the Bulldogs up- In other action, Shore Re- Regional, making up two Tomi River s. (3) | Red Bank R»B. (7) ob r h ab r h winning streak, 3-2, here yes- set Monmouth Regional, 3-2. gional breezed by Karitan, 4- matches, lost to Ocean Town- Scpco si 4 0 1 Bidnass 4 2 2 terday as Jeff Lenahan Snlogll 4 0 1 Skwlip 4 1 2 1; Red Bank Catholic clubbed ship, 3-2, and beat Freehold, 4- Tlcicl 3 1 0 Dalai c 3 12 pitched a two-hitter. . mtmtm-F.H. (J>-MMnnromRts. (3) EstonJb 3 1 0 Jay erooks (MR)).. 33,, d. Bruco Wor- Asbury Park, o%-l%; Marl- CartrSb 4 12 h40312 £'-•- Aldrsa If 3 0 0 Lenahan had a perfect ajcr,40,312. 2 0 0 WHty2b 2 00 _John Home (WIR), 41/ d. Bob Ellison, Brslnrf 1 0 0 game going into the' seventh Hdlgolb . . . Smith 2b 0 0 0 Blllirinckerhall (R), 41, d. Jeff Roh- Irtwkl Ib-p i 0 1 Undrwdrf 11 0 inning. Steve Malschnee Helmc 3 0 2 Pratt If 2 2 1 rer,44,2&l. Monmouth Net-men Cswelp-lb 4 I 1 Mshln lb - 3 0 0 worked him for a walk to lead Drew Dedlck (R), 37, it Sieve Kohn, Totals 30 3 7 Totals 58 7 » off the inning and was the Dave Bennett (Rl, 41, d. Bruce Gtr- •T:R.S.. . 0O101O1-3 rlty,44,lup. Red Bank 001 141 x — 7 first Colonial runner. ?B — B. (oderosa. Garner CJ Tide Marlboro (4) - Point Bench (» 1. Mike Cheung and Dave Merker (Ml Malschnee advanced on a DanMacGregor (P),45. d. N«wl A. Cien Hyde and Guy GrlmsjaordV W, wild pitch and scored when Mousmann,45. * upon loth. Monmouth Regional won Chic Gil I loan (M), 40, d. Carl the Central Jersey Group III *" li. PlaMKM OV-Rinmo»-F.H. (» Sam DeLuzio committed a Scliwitrz, 55,5 a. 4. Beacon Ladies us Pierce (Al). 40, d. Steve MocGre- tennis championship yes- two-base boot on Rick We- aor, 43,2 up. 1. Doug EaiOTT&P) d. Henry Han- ber's bounder. Lloyd Larkin Pete Ma&en (M). M, d. John Arnet- terday by-defeating Metu- jfPefe toilta (RFH) d Sin* Gectia, Play Even, Odd chtnko, 53. 5 «. 4. chen, 3-2. and Paul Lagno followed with Rich Lull (M), 49, it. Ed Carver, 57,5 3. Brian Schwartt (HP) d. Dong >",,LE0NARDO - Mrs. Jim ' • ' Register Slu» Photo &4. Jack Kline, Mark Messner, D«ity,6-3,*, «. d. John Unit, 43,1 d. Mark Pessta and Scott PhUUpj, 5-7, »• evens in the odds and evens "_ . top. i Luzio reached on an error and Tuesday. Brookdale finished 13-8 on the year, but Montefusco was unbeat- Dennis Douglas s (R), 45, Jef( For *' MJaVH«tew»(J)-»UnrvP«rk(I) tournament at the Beacon Hill en fn nine decisions. Capt. Rich Robley, left, and Athletic Director Bob ruoglo, 47,5*1. Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Mike Podolla singled. Les JohnSlockflsch (O),.47, d, Fred 1. Bob Hecht (APTO?Jack Uddle, M, Country Club. Raiken singled for two RBI's Walsack, share the fruits of victory prior to last night's second annual Browning. 30,3 & 1. gional fell victim to tough Red Bank mo. a> -.Fttti North Plainfield in a second- i. Doug Schatzow (API d. Rich -, In odds, Mrs. Carlyle Miller and later scored as Dave Pro- awards dfnher at the Bamm Hollow Country Club. Most valuable players Glen Mawby (Ri, 41, d. Mark Kane, McCoy, 6-5,6-0. and Mrs. Thomas Peck tied 44.3 & 2. round match of the Group II o, Rjw Bowdsn (M) d. Moriy KoptaL' vow was grounding out chosen were: Montefusco, baseball; Doug Bloxom, basketball; Joe Ferra- Ed Kelly (R), 41 d. Ralph Nelson, 40. for second while in evens, nlna, soccer; Dave Wltterscheln, golf, and Richard Mills, tennis. draw, 3-2. Lenahan (1-1) fanned four Brit Hay (R), 42, d. MIks Lanan47, S 1. Brian BortoS^IEiJ Plem (M) d. Mrs. Gordon Vanhorne was MMnxtMti tun. (D-Metoekeii O) Jay Greenspan and taaac AiMnm. M. and walked one. Rich Rose (2- Denntj DcugteJ (R), 45, d. Al Atfilp, runner-up. 5) walked four and struck out 49.4 & 3. j r_Ja<* Kline (MR)" Bob Mertefe 6- Fred Browning (R), 50, d Bob Vet- r In the semi-finals of the three for Freehold. tydt,S2,2up. \ jinrtMesatr (MR) 4 Green BoST WaDT«p.m-«.IMM(1> fi ladies' member-member tour- Short Res. (4) - Rnrthn (I) 3-6/ o-l# 6*4. Marlboro (3) Howell Ties for Second Rick DeSante (S), 40, d. Charles Hit- 1. P«te> COpptsNsiio (5R)) 1. Club at a meeting of the ball team, has been president Lange's shot came with two feated here yesterday by east ing, Joe Evans, Bill McCarty RIchGorte (LB) 43, d. Lorry Ger- board of directors in New of Monmouth Park- since 1968 sten, 4S, 2 up. on, while Lanoski's was a two- ENJOY ily beating Shore Regional, 79- and Neil Curatola. Mark Skolktn (L), 40, d. Jell Brouull, ^' 3nA1UMS~l\ York at the Empire Club in when he succeeded the late 45,4 & 3. run belt. 43. Howell added a run in each Amory L. Haskell. Davo Fisher (L), 44, d, Joo LoGrol- GOOD GOLF the Empire State Building. Icrla, 46,2& 1. Jim Croddick also had a Ed James gave the Fal- of the following two rounds. homer. His came in the third . Spts. cons two wins in the 100 and Walling's sacrifice fly scored AT A MODERN with two on. Jim's brother 220-yard dashes, while team- Bob Mele in the fourth, and K*50-lapARDC Midgets ^ Ron had a triple and a double PAR 3 COURSE mate Jim Parmiter grabbed Rich Allen scored on a wild Middletown Sinks Ocean for three RBI. ' ^ i 311 ' 10 Hdnll If 0 0 0 SPECIAL RATES fOR CROUPS Central.- .'. .}'? 013 0 - 5 singled and Jim Gill walked to He came in during the fifth in- Thkrlt . Kaiky If a o o 1 1 0 Edwrdsp. •m Totals 32 17 V Total! 331310 AND BUSINESS UAQUES Vomelio'(S) D -53- Howell JOIJ'110 X — « load the bases. Troy Bennage ning and gave up the three BKrnka If 2 0 1 *sl»tput- IB - Tlrnontyt CurotolB, 3B - Kill- Prvnert 3 0 0 Ssman p Motlman.... 1033604-17 murrtiy. Gray ph o SS Keomburo <2O0313-U walked in the first run, Bob runs'. Brtncn rf Ball p 1 0 0 , 2B - MOfljtClO, R. Croddick. 3B - R. PRO SHOP •P.O.A. Javelin — Parmiter Warner runs in the first inning, and Bob Scblosscr's ground out KrwiK u SELF DESTRUCT held on to hand Shore Confer- drove In one, end Bon Dre- Slates Registration Anton lb ence "D" Division foe Honry her's mishandled grounder Hngrkr rf MATAWAN - The Mata> Hudson Regional a 4-3 setback .brought In another. ' , Lucid/ c wan Falcons of the Jersey IN 3 YEARS. Pace c So 100% hereyesteroay. The Admirals' Kevin Kor- Shmr p Plnn ct Shore Pop Warner Loague Mink 30 USEO CAR The Beach boys' Mike nek blasted a home run up the' HvtVlb Alcrnp will hold registration June S, WARRANTY Loughrln opened the first with loft centerfield alley with Jim Total! 3 s Totals 12, and July 24 from 0 a.m. to a walkj and moved to second Vasta aboard In toe seventh noon at William Toomer Field Red Bank Auto Imports on a passed ball. John Dam- inning, but Hudson fell a run W. »«och...~«.....»...—..3O0100 x—3 11»E.N«wmanSpr|np,tRd." JB — Bruno, 5ctilo»»r. HR - Kornek on Middlesex Bead bcre for urijian singled borne Lough- short. (ion). ail boys 8-13. 7414SM ^ Jft Rumson OK's Btdldiiig, loan HONGKONG. 3 DAYS ONLY f HUMSON - A controversial Attorney Darnel j. O'Hern sion, should base its deliber- Red Bank Savings and Loan granted. S«L,S«>i, Moo. B»r29-30-31 variance, pending since of Red Bank, representing ation on the evidence present- Association was not needed Council cited the findings i JBSt 1979 and involving a Red Bank Savings and Loan, ed by the Zoning Board. there since the bank already and conclusions of the Zoning * nit In the Superior Court, filed an affidavit.of service Objections to the branch of- has a branch office in.Fair Board that the use would not *as unanimously granted by be detrimental to the commu- with council. «. fice, raised by residents were: Haven. 100%SMfSFACIIONGUMtANTQD - Bocoogi Council last night Robert Carton, attorney of That traffic at the inter- It was proposed that in- nity; that traffic congestion- v Bed Bank Savings and Loan Asbury Park, representing 16, section fed by Oceanic Bridge stead of putting another busi- would not be created at the in- Mm'« Silk-Wool Suil« 816.50 UdfciSillSuiU «5.00 Association of Red Bank, re- objectors, requested council and River Road, was suffi- ness use there, the borough tersection; and that the use CutnarrrSiioriCoalK (35.00 Udies'GuhmrrtToprut *5&5O ceived approval of a use vari- to accept testimony on the ciently heavy and that a bank should purchase the property would be to the best use of the «.-)8.50 Udira' Tweed Suiu *5UX> ance application for a branch matter and that a court ste- branch would generate more, from the Oceanic Hook and property and welfare of the Shirts (MaaaRnmnird) 13.50 -Men'. Mohair Suil» *30.(Xr office at the southeast corner nographer record proceed- adding to the congestion; Ladder Company, which owns community. ' 818.00 Hen'tOuhmmSniU «S8.00 «f Bingnam Ave.-River Road ings. That the northwest and it, and turn it into a small Council action was subject He was overruled by council southwest corners there al- park area with benches, for to approval of the building in- ,»iiitai«tf^ Council action followed a which followed the recom- ready have sufficient business the benefit of residents. spector arid subject to approv- WotorWgeontt.35 -Phone6714400 Superior Court ruling on a suit mendation of its own at- use, and that, therefore such After a short recess, Coun- al of the site plan committee filed by 16 objectors to the use torney, William R. Blair, that a branch office was undesi- cil announced its approval of of the Planning Board and the variance. The court ruled that rable and detrimental to the the Zoning Board recommen- council of'a site plan to be council cannot take evidence submitted by the applicant. the Zoning Board which had on a zoning matter, but that, dation that a use variance be Advertise in The Register recommended approval after . according to the court's deci- That a branch office of the two hearings (Aug. 19 and Sept 16,1970), and the council which granted approval on Sept. 24,1970, had both acted Grant $10,000 Aid within the law. However, since there had OPEN been claims of non-sufficient In College Projects SUNDAY & notice by the objectors, the court recommended that WEST LONG BRANCH - lego and chairman of the com- council should give a chance The Grant-in-Aid for Creati- mittee. to objectors to voice opinions, vity Committee, a seven- The fund was created in following due notice by the member committee of Mon- 1968 by Dr. William G. Van applicants. mouth College faculty has Note, college president. A The suit Was filed in Court awarded more than $10,000 sum of $25,000 was set aside in in November 1970 and the "for projects which aid in pro- a continuing fund to be case was heard in April 1971. fessional growth and devel- awarded faculty members for The Superior Court ruling on opment," according to Dr. Le- worthwhile creative projects. the matter was handed down land H. Langbein, professor of Since then, some $40,000 in economics at Monmouth Col' grants has been awarded. on May 5.1971. "One unique aspect of the creativity committee," said Dr. Langbein, "is that the de- HARD-TO-GET , cisions are not subject to ad- ministrative approval." The 2nd committee elects its own members and chairman from MORTGAGES faculty nominations, and es- for tablishes its own policy. Home* end Bmtnm •. Approve met f how Faculty members awarded creativity grants for the 1971- • Monmoufh County Investment Corp. 72 academic year include Dr. 2J.HOUB -lA] Cftli A U:*~c'h Cc.->. C:-pJ- Soloman Schuch, assistant professor of psychology; Mrs. •! Harryet Ruth Smith, lecturer • in physical education; Dr. Donald Dorfman, assistant RED, WHITE & BLUE professor of biology; Dr. Bur> YOU JUST LAY DOWN! dett H. Gardner, professor and chairman of the English department; Howard Nit- SALE! zberg, assistant professor of foreign languages; Rosalie Rossi, assistant professor of Summer-long bloom For your garden. Brilliant fine arts; Dr. Alice Gustav, red Solvia, lovely blue Petunias, & sparkling professor of psychology; Dr. white Alyssum. Samuel S. Kim, associate pro- fessor of history and govern- Mix or match for beautiful effect. Buy ANY ment; Dr. Ann E. Beaumont, TWO TRAYS for reg. price of 89'_ea. & get a professor of teacher educa- third fray for only " •""" tion; Dr. Srikantaiah Malli- karjun, associate professor of physics; Dr. Robert 0. Smith, assistant professor of physics; Dr. Irving Mark, professor of history; Gerald B. 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FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM. "GREENS-KEEPER CARE" Exercises STAINLESS GARDEN TOOLS MICHIGAN PEAT l^xtra flnt, gtnuln* peat. (ComplMsLnvm ServicoiTimM j Year) No mom ruity tools! Stahtete eH A Choose from 6 varieties. Don't 1 trowels, woederj, etc. from IV Weedfm.Buyorw50lb.bag mist this chance to buy 1 at Saturday C Imperial. Buy one @ 1.98. Gat Iie) today and get lecond lor retzky, Steven Poretzky, Nan- enjy 3.95 and you can OF cy Susan Rose, Pamela Lynn homaMCondiForoiity Segner and Joan Beth Seltzer. The Confirmands will con- duct the .religious service as WEST LONG BRANCH well as the reading of the Ten Commandments and their meanings. A playlet dealing EXTEND AN INVITATION TO with the social problem of the responsibility of parents-and offspring in this age will be presented by the confirmands. AIL RESIDENTS OF Mrs. Cappy Landa will be soloist accompanied by Mrs. 5-PC. SEATING GROUP-,3505 Florence Melriik High fashion outiidethii summer JinJoon mxl winter. Finish MONMOUTH COUNTY A confirmation reception guaranteed 12 years. Priced at $299.95 will follow the services. The • 6-cushion sofa • spring chair parents of the confirmands • lounge chair • cocktail table • end table To The Dedication will host the reception. Locust Man Buy this great set at reg. price and get of the Is Acquitted a TEACART (value $59.95) for only FREEHOLD - After a three-day trial, a jury ac- J. RUSSELL WOOLLEY PARK quitted Joseph Sedlar of Lo- cust on charges of possession of stolen property. Corner of Cedar Ave. and Sedlar was charged with possession of articles valued at $250, the property of Odell's Monmouth Rd., W. long Branch Plumbing and Heating, 8 Greenwood Place, Middle- town, May 11,1970 in Middle- town. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1971 VFW Memorial Unit to Install LONG BRANCH - The Do- 5:30 P.M. minic Scollate Memorial Unit, Sons of. the VFW, Brighton Post, will hold its third annual installation dinner June 13 in post headquarters at 255 Wil- Guest Speaker low Ave. ' The 2 p.m. event will con- sist of a spaghetti and meat GOV. WILLIAM T.CAHILL ball dinner.,Wayne Ringo, 297 Wall St., Eatontown, is in charge of reservations. \ Guilt In Heart Surgery Ex-Patient Ividmipmg FREEHOLD - Two Asbury Lives Active Child's Ufe% Park men and one from Nep- tune were indicted by the RIVER PLAZA - "We but Christine's didn't. Christine now can look for- an effective'—-.,. ,u -— Monmouth County Grand' couldn't be more delighted," "We took her to Dr.'Leon- ward to a normally active and chine less than 28 yetrs t&>, Jury yesterday on charges of said Mrs. Harold Brown, 79 E. ard S. Danzig of Red Bank lengthy life. So can the ap- most of these chfldren-in- armed robbery and kidnaping Wilson Circle. "It certainly and he recommended St. proximately 60 other alumni cluding Christine — wouM pat . in Red Bank. bad a happy ending." Christopher's. of heart surgery at St Christ- have stood a chance, fflere James E. Hayward, 26, of The "it" Mrs. Brown re- Happy Memory opher's who, with their fami- was no open heart snjgery. ( Ten years ago, before w In- 400 Langford St. and James ferred to was the open heart . "It couldn't have been a fi- lies, braved chilly weather W. Tootle, 33, of Third Ave., surgery her seven-year-old and gray skies to attend the troduction of several special- ner suggestion. The wonderful ized open heart procedures, a both Asbury Park, and James daughter, Christine, under- thing is, Christine has only hospital's recent second an- A. Bagner, 28, of Tenth Ave., went in March, 1970, at St. nual Heart Picnic, near West number of them wonM tew happy memories of the whole been doomed. Neptune, were charged with ThristoDher's Hospital for incident because she was Chester, Pa. robbing $65 from Annie L. Children, Philadelphia. treated so tenderly." Patients Romp St. Christopher's picric was Fisher, 133 W. Bergen Place, "She.was pronounced per- initiated in 1970 by toe Hospi- Red Bank, March 23 while fect three months after the Mrs. Brown went on to say The children - many of tal's departments, of cardiol- armed with a pistol and a operation," Mrs. Brown said. each child had his own nurse whom could not run so fast ogy and cardiothorade surge- knife "There are no restrictions who accompanied him to the and far until their heart ry, whose members thought The three also are charged whatsoever on her now." operating room and stayed surgery - raced to the hay- patients and parents might with kidnaping Ronald V. Christine's a normal first with him during recovery. ride. They scrambled through enjoy a reunion. It was taken Morris, 175 W. Bergen Place, grade pupil at the River Plaza (the large field after balsa over this year by St Christ- "Christine loves the people wood rocket ships descending Red Bank, that same day. School and takes part in all there," Mrs. Brown said, opher's new Heart Parents They allegedly took Mr. Mor- QUIET MOMENT — Pausing In activities at second annual Open Heart on parachutes. They slid into Picnic at Philadelphia's,St. Christopher's Hospital for Children are the • activities. "and enjoyed the picnic. home plate and onto lively Committee, which hopes to ris to Little Silver. "Yes, she was born with the expand and become a per- Bagner also was charged Brown children of River Plaza, from left, Stephen, A, Pamela/ 6, and "She's now as good as if ponies. They ate hotdogs by Christine, 7. Christine Is a completely-recovered open heart surgery defect," her mother ex- the dozens and laughed while manent supporting group with with carrying a weapon, a pis- • plained. "All babies, at birth, she'd been born without the the special function of helping tol, without a permit. Tootle patient leading the life of any enthusiastic youngster. defect, and we're eternally their parents, nurses and phy- have a hole between the upper sicians smiled. families faced with the pros- also, was charged with car- chambers of the heart. Usual- grateful." pect of a child's forthcoming rying a dangerous knife. ly they close up immediately Because of her surgery, Before the development of heart surgery. 13 Others Filed This indictment and these 13 were among those handed up to Superior Court Judge , Andrew A. Salvest, acting as? sjlgnnient judge, who ordered Becker Family Tradition them filed. RED BANK. NX. FRIDAY. MAY 28,1971 Juan E. Perez, 36, of Jack- son was charged with atro- cious assault and battery on Richard Mohrbutter, 2(1,8 Eis- Helps Business Flourish enhower Court, March 3D, 1970 ByJANEFODERARO In Matawan Township by alle- RED BANK - A small fam- gedly striking him on the Howard to Introduce ily-owned business, located on head; body and legs with a a main street in an older part Business cane. of town, rooted in traditions now fading from memory, Personality Donald Kennedy of 12 Griff- flourishes. ith Ave., Freehold, was Nixon Revenue Plan charged with receiving stolen In spite of large help-your- property, an engine and trans- WASGINGTON - Rep, legislation. Gov. Cahill has that my introduction of the self chain stores out on the Becker recalls. 'That promo- mission valued at $1,350, the James J. Howard, D-N.J., been one of President Nixon's •legislation does not commit highway, Becker Hardware tion really got the two of us property of Toyota Motors said he will introduce Presi- strongest supporters of reve- me to vote for it should an al- on Shrewsbury Ave. thrives. off the ground as a working Inc., Lakewood, Nov. 5 in Ma- dent Nixon's revenue sharing nue sharing. ternative come along which I According to. the Becker partnership.'? plan which, if passed, will feel is better for the Third family, the answer — or part nalapan. "I had hoped that the Con- of it, anyway - is the family "We had always run George S. Bernai, 37, 49 bring $153.7 million to New Congressional District in par- ahead," Mr. Becker contin- gress would agree to take ticular and New Jersey in itself. Husband, wife, son... Terrytown Road, Manalapan, Jersey in the first year. At the over the entire welfare pro- ues. "But, since then, we have same, time, he criticized the general," Mr. Howard said. close-knit, caring, joking with was charged with lewdness gram as an alternative to rev- each other... work together been way ahead every year. before two boys, aged 6 and 7, Democratic-controlled Con- enue sharing because New The Third District repre- as a team, taking pride hi per- As a matter of fact, we've and a six-year-old girl and gress "for failing to come up Jersey would have gotten sentative said that some of his sonal service to customers, in made so much progress and with impairing the morals of with a realistic alternative, or much more money under such reservations over the Presi- much the same way grand- we're so busy, we don't take the girl Aug. 22 in Manalapan. better revenue sharing plan a system," Mr. Howard said. dent's revenue sharing pro- parents did before them. vacations." than President Nixon has pro- Pablo G. Castro, 21, of 31 posal include the Impacted Plan New Store Sixth Ave., Long Branch, was posed." "However, the House Ways School Aid money and the pos- Use Creative Thinking "Our states and municipal- and Means Committee has re- Today, the Beckers are charged with atrocious as- sibility that revenue sharing, B\it family is only part of it. planning another giant step. sault and battery on Petro To-, ities are desperately in need ported out a welfare bill rather than adding money to Owner Joseph Becker attrib- of additional monies and while which is at very best me- They're building a new store, fez, 6 Potter Ave. and Rosario' some areas, might only re- uted the rest to what he calls due to open next February, on and Ada Quiroz, 224 Broad- there are several aspects of diocre and can in no way be place the present categorical "creative thinking." He re- the President's revenue shar- considered as a substitute for Rt. 34 in Colts Neck. Mr. way, all Long Branch, Aug. 29 grants. ports that he and his son, Ar- Becker says the outlet will in Long Branch. ing plan over which I have re- revenue sharing," Mr. How- thur, have created some prob- servations, I cannot in good ard added. If the legislation is passed, cover 30,000 square feet and lems for themselves, and eventually will involve a half Louis Hill, 45, of 16 White conscience sit back and do "The desperate need for Asbury Park will receive solved them . . . like devel- St., Shrewsbury, was charged nothing," Mr. Howard said. more, money for our' State, $460,336 during the first year million dollars. The store in oping a grass seed specifically Red Bank will remain as a with assault with a dangerous •••ME. Howard, who has had cities and municipalities tran- of the program. The second for the Red Bank area or weapon, a shotgun, on Joseph several conversations with1 scends partisan politics and I largest amount in Monmouth branch operation. launching sizable expansibn Along with promotion and F. Pizutelli, Bloomfield; Jan. 8 New Jersey Gov. William T. have told Gov. Cahill I would County would go to Long plans. In Little Silver. Cahill on the revenue sharing not oppose revenue sharing Branch which would receive expansion, there remains an A graduate of New York underlying retailing concept matter, said.he advised the because of polities," Mr. How- $429,556. Red Bank would re- University, Mr. Becker has al- Drug Charges Set governor in a telephone call of ard said. ceive ?99,686, while Freehold at Beckers, one which started ways been aware of business with Mr. Becker's father, Tedd K. Huchberg, 19, of his intention to introduce the "Gov. Cahill and I-agree would get 120,825. trends. He recalls how,, 15 119 Broad St., Freehold, was Morris Becker, who founded years ago, he vacationed in the store. Simply, it is the ef- charged with possession of Florida and first saw the di- metamphetamine May 16 in fort to satisfy customers' rection retail businesses were needs. Freehold. taking. Daniel L, Iacovone Jr. of Leadership Changed Mr. Becker relates how, on "Retailers were expanding Wednesday, a customer who 142 Taylors Mill Road, Ma- rapidly, getting bigger and nalapan, was charged with formerly lived in Monmouth bigger," he says. "When I County drove down from Con- Register staff Phots possession of marijuana Aug. came home, I had our old PLANS NEW STORE — Joseph Becker, owner of 13 in Manalapan. necticut. "He comes here ev- store demolished and built one ery year to get his gardening Beckers Hardware, Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank/ Penny E. Jacobs, 28, of 75 On Marlboro Council many times larger. MARLBORO - Councilman cons of hiringa fulltime town- prior to Council approval. supplies," Mr. Becker says. goes over blueprints of new store to be built this First St., Keyport, was More recently, Mr. Becker year in Colts Neck. Family-owned business charged with possession of John McLaughlin was sworn- ship attorney and engineer. "He gets personal attention in as Council President last The bill covered Mr. Min- Bonds Code Set again thought in terms of "get- here. We try to answer all his stresses both merchandising and personal atten- marijuana Aug. 1 and with ting bigger." This time, he tion to,customers for growth. contributing to the delin- night, and Republican Council ogue's work on the"in- The council introduced an questions." (Both father and Candidate Richard Herman vestigation of recreational was motivated almost entirely son take extension courses ev- quency of a 17-year-old girl ordinance authorizing the is- by close family ties. He ex- every day and pedals five zers to paint brushes. and a 16-year-old boy by alle- was sworn in to fill the term sites, a bond ordinance, and suance of $465,000 in bonds to ery year to keep up with horti- miles before going to' the Mr,-Becker who, as a child, created by the resignation of his regular fees from March pay for the $400,000 reconst- plains that, when his son cultural advances.) gedly allowing them to be in a graduated from Lehigh Uni- sotre. He also is a boatsman lived over the old store with house in Middletown while former Council President Jo- and April. Councilman Gross- ruction cost of Lloyd Road. .and most enjoys sailing his his parents, speaks fondly of seph Brodniak. man once again called for the Council also passed a resolu- versity three years ago, he The three Beckers each put narcotics were being used and wanted to join the business. in about 75 hours a week on ten-foot Cape Cod Dory in the his father. "He had good busi- with allegedly allowing them The Republicans still hold a formation of a feasibility tion to apply to the state Divi- ocean off Sandy Hook. And he ness ideas right up until bis 3-1 majority on council, since study to determine if money sion of Local Finance for the Wanting Is Gives the business - either at the to be under the influence of "I warned him that he store or at home in Little Sil- likes to travel. He and his death when he was in his nine- narcotics. Councilman John Williams could be saved by hiring a extension of the township's wife, Adele, took a 1,500-mile ties." and Councilwoman Judith full-time attorney and engi- debt limit in order to issue the would be fighting the big boys ver. And Mr. Becker himself bonds. (chain stores) and might suf- Is Avid Gardener trip up the Amazon, part of it Shirley C. McCIendon.,34, of Czerny are Republicans, and neer. by native canoe. carries on some traditions of 276 Rockwell Ave., Long Councilman Lawrence Gross- In addition, the councilman fer. But he said he liked it. So Mr. Becker himself is an his father. For instance, when Branch, was charged with re- Mr. Rotheim has advised I decided to raise our sights avid gardener. He takes spe- The Beckers are extremely man is a Democrat. Mr. Her- pointed out that regular proud of their daughter, Gail. the Daily Register plant ceiving stolen property, a man is a candidate for the the Council that he would not and adopt new methods, new cial pride in his azeleas now procedure was not followed in 1 Like her father and brother, burned to the ground last credit card belonging to Mar- four year seat now held by the presentation of Mr. Min- advise an extension of the merchandising and promotion in bloom, the same bushes, in Christmas Eve, Mr. Becker garet Randall, 40 Seneca township's debt limit at this techniques for long-range fact, that years back won she graduated from Red Bank Mr. Williams, who is not seek- ogue's bill to Council in that High and then went on to Vas- sent four or five thousand dol- Place, Oceanport, Aug. 28 in ing reelection. the governing body had not time. Councilman Grossman, growth," he says. prizes at the New York Flow- lars to the publisher, the late Asbury Park. in examining Mr. Rotheim's Up to that point, he had er Show. His lawn, which re- sar College. Now she holds a The council unanimously met with township finance di- top post in the U.S. Informa- M. Harold Kelly. "Well, the William Paff;.24, and Har- passed a resolution expressing rector Martin Rotheim to dis- view, said that it all boiled wanted'only to build up the sembles nothing less than a records were gone ... and I down to "Whether the town- business with an eye for sell- lush green carpet, is watered tion Agency which takes her old Paff, 21, of 415 Garfield "strong objection" to the Jer- cuss the bill. Mr. Grossman on junkets around the world. knew he would have to meet a Cdurt, Long Branch, were sey Central Railroad's appli- said that all bills are usually ship can afford something we ing it, he recalls. daily from two wells equipped payroll. You know, we're all charged with conspiring to cation to. the Interstate Com- discussed with Mr. Rotheim vitally need." So father and son set about with pumps. His -vegetable Interests Widespread in this thing together," he break and enter the Cumber- merce Commission to drop a creating a new, more com- garden already has yielded Though their interests are says. land Farms Dairy Store, freight line from Matawan to petitive image for the 70-year- fresh asparagus for the family widespread, the three Beckers old hardware store. "It start- table. "Besides," he says, "I did Brighton Ave., Long Branch, Freehold which passes 1 can be found at the store most exactly what my father would through Marlboro. 2 Suspects Jailed ed with a 'Hatchet Day Sale In addition, Mr. Becker is a of the time, advising custom- wtfh intent to steal and with — with prices cut in half," Mr. bicyclist. He rises at 5 a.m. have done under the same cir- breaking into the store Dec. 'Catastrophe Seen' ers on everything from fertili- cumstances." 10. Mayor Morton Salkind, Edward T. Roberts, 35, of spearheading the attack, has In Ardolino Case Woodbridge, was charged labeled the railroad's action ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - The pair was arrested in with breaking into the home "a catastrophe for the people . Two mod dressed hitchhikers Merced in April on stolen car of Mario Marino, 308 Lincoln of Marlboro Township." from California were jailed charges and authorities said Monmouth Methadone Clinic Dr., Ocean Township Nov. 5 "The entire future industri- here without bond today on an they allegedly confessed to with intent to steal. al planning and tax stability indictment charging first de- the slaying and described Warner A. Vanderhuel and program depend on the avail- gree murder in the Feb. 8 where they had dumped the Leslie J. Terrell, both Jersey ability of railroad freight ser- slaying of a 26-year-old New victim's body vice in the southeastern por- Jersey vacationer. Charlotte Tabor, 19, who To Stem Heroin Use Favored City, were charged with re- ceiving a stolen motor vehicle tion of the township between was with the long-haired By DORIS KULMAN therapeutic community for pends on how soon space for it tests, tho Narcotics Council valued at $1,000, the property Wickatunk and Freehold A Grand Jury returned in- youths when they hitched the ASBURY PARK - The addicts which is housed on tho can be foun

Claries Frost James Jones 'Organists to Stage Competition Recital ASBURY PARK - A com- bury Presbyterian Church. Mr. Jones has studied with petition recital will be . 11. • v •; presented Sunday at 8 p.m. in Richard Harper and Claire Trinity Episcopal Church by Cod. He attends the Eastman two young organists, Charles School of Music where he Frost of Bed Bank and James studies with Russel Saunders. Jones of Holmdel. To be eligible for the com- They will be competing to petition, the organists must be represent the Monmouth under 25 years of age and i,: »• y -, ., ' ,: ,' . V •"'. Chapter, American Guild of members of AGO. Each • Organists, in the AGO Nation- must play one composition by al Open Competition Semi- Bach, one by a romantic com- finals to be held during the re- poser and one by a contempt)- • i" gional convention in Bronx- rary composer. •Ville.N.Y.inJune. Judges will be Barbara . Mr. Frost studied with Her- Mount of Freehold, Pauline, bert Bnrtis and is now attend- Schoening of New Shrewsbury ing Westminster Choir College and William Jancovius of Ma- where he is a student of Joan nasquau. • • I' v Lippincott. He is organist and The public is invited to at- choir director at the Shrews- tend toorecita L

16-Year-Old Girls 1 •'•,,. it • • \ '.' Win Israel Trip < ;• i "AT," :<, »i MATAWAN - Two 16-year- croft, received the first schol- old girls, members of the arship awarded uy Temple •Temple Shalom confirmation Shalom and funded by a Sis- class, have been awarded par- terhood special fund and the tial scholarships for this sum- Rabbi's Discretionary Fund." mer's Bible Institute tour of They won the srhnian3iip? as Israel, conducted by the a result of essays and on the Union of American Hebrew basis of past service to their Congregations. temple and community. They Candy Gordon, daughter of were also judged on their abil- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gordon ity to communicate their ex- of Matawan, and Francine periences so that they may be Rudoff, daughter of Mr. and able to give talks on Israel Mrs. Albert Rudoff of Lin- when they return. Candy Gordon, in her es- say, said: "I feel that going to 0 0 0 0 'Way Out' Israel would give me a new and stronger feeling toward Rally Set my religion. I would learn a lot more about the tre- mendous problems that the Is- Down the corridors of time comes the memory of Those servicemen of our community who, in more re- At Church raeli people are ex- brave men...the many who, throughout our na- cent times, have fought and died in the cause of free- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - periencing." tion's history, have given their all, sacrificed their very . dom are part of this noble company. On Memorial The Way Inn Coffee House of Miss'Rudoff said; "Since I lives for honor, home and country. Their acts, their Day, we reflect upon their deeds with deep respect Emmanuel Baptist Church, am at this state of my life be- here, will present a "Way ginning to formulate my own courage and their beliefs are ever an inspiration. and lasting gratitude. And proudly, we salute them.. Ont" Rally at the Atlantic philosophies and ideas, every- Highlands Harbor bandstand thing I see and do has an ef- tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.m. fect on my thinking, ex- "The Jesus People," from pecially being Jewish. It has the University of California at given me a sense of pride and Berkeley, consisting of former determination to do some- radicals of various sorts, will thing for this world. Going to tell of their experiences and Israel would help give me the how they found a better way. motivation I would need to do The Rev. Alan Brett, direc- something for the Jews and tor of Teen Challenge of Cen- all other people, not only in tral Jersey, will be the speak- .my own country but around er for the occasion. He is a the world as well." native of Australia. The Bible Institute Tour en- ' The three-hour rally will compasses seven weeks in Is- feature special music as well. rael, including observations RUSSELL Notable among the per- and participation in a Kibbutz formers is Turley Richards of way of life. This year. Rabbi THE MONMOUTH COUNTY OLDSMOWLE CADHLAC CO. MAINSTAY FEDERAL Interlaken, originally from Henry M. Weiner, spiritual- 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD Charleston, W. Va. He began leader of Temple Shalom, will NATIONAL BANK SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. singing with groups at the age accompany the group of teen- RED BANK-741-0910 of 14, and has toured with acts agers as their leader. 14 Convenient Offices 36 MONMOUTH STREET such as The lloody Blues, Throughout Monmovth County RED BANK Laura Nyro and The Fifth Di- BarMitzvah mension, and has appeared on Aft************************ the Frost, Carson, Griffin and Set Saturday W. A. FLUHR INC. Douglas TV Shows. He has MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - J.H. KELLY (fl. produced two albums with Adam Braunstein, son of Mr. RED BANK FUEL OIL-BURNER SALES and SERVICE Warner Brothers. ... and Mrs. Peter Braunstein, PHONE 741-6100 RED BANK-H AZIET Frank and Taula Viebrock, will conduct services at a Bar ELECTRIC, Inc. members of Emmanuel Baptist Mitzvah at Temple Shalom, IREEHOLD Church in charge of the rally, Ayrmont Lane, here, Satur- 100 GRANT PLACE said it is open to the public day at 11 a.m. RED BANK BELWAR-TOMS RIVER without charge. Among those joining the FRED D. WIKOFF CO. congregation at Sabbath morning services will be 234 MAPLE AVENUE Set Member Adam's grandmother, Mrs. : SERPICO'SI Julia Greenhause^of Manhat- SHREWSBURY PHARMACY RED BANK tan and his grlat grand- Reception, mother, Mrs. Eva Maniel of The Shrewsbury Shops 101 MONMOUTH STREET Far Rockaway, N.Y. BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY RED BANK Confirmation Adam is a seventh grade RED BANK WEST LONG BRANCH - student at the Lloyd Road At the Reformation Lutheran School. A luncheon in his hon- Anchor Your Savings to... Church, Broadway .at Locust or will be held at the Button- SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. wood Manor after services. MARINE VIEW SAVINGS DORN'S PHOTO SHOP Ave., the following will be re- and LOAN ASSOCIATION RfD BANK-FAR HAVEN ceived into membership this Weekend Coufcrcnce Pentecost Sunday: 15 WALLACE STREET MIDDLETOWN ATI. HIGHLANDS IMCROrT Mr. and Mrs! Stephen An- For Welfare Group dersen, Miss Patricia Berry, FREEHOLD - The annual 671-2400 291-0100 842-4400 RED BANK Mrs. James Boechter, Miss New Jersey Welfare Rights CLAYTON & MAGEE Rose Katya, Miss Patricia Organization conference will Purccll, Mrs. Barbara Spc- be Saturday and Sunday from 19 BROAD STREET listes and Mr. and Mrs. Theo- 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Cardi- dore Norton. gon Bay Room at Freehold STEINBACH RED BANK COLPinS TRAVEL CENTER These young people will be Raceway, Rts. 33 and 9. RED BANK-ASBURY PARK received by confirmation: Registration both days will BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY Nancy Lynn Bain, Diana be from 9 to 10 a.m. BRICK TOWN 842-4900 Sue Bayer, Charles Kenneth Information about the con- . KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN Boyter, Robert Edward ference and workshops may Brand, Guy Brina, Elaine Su- be obtained from Mrs. Norma san Coles, Frederick Joseph Randolph of 48 Avenue A, GROSSINGER & HE11IR Agency NATIONAL BANK Dera&no Jr., Graver Alexan- chairman of the Monmouth KEANSBURG - MJDDLETOWN CENTRAL JERSEY PLUMBINGS HEATING Insurance k Oar ONLY Busuuss der Donnelly Jr., Michael County Welfare Rights Orga- LINCROFT - BELFORD SPECIALIZING iNRtPAlfl WORK Morris Feerstj Kevin Harold nization. House, Stephen Paul Land- BROAD &MKHAMCSTS.,RB)BANK 210 NEWMAN SPMNGJRD., RED BANK auer, Kristine Larson, Leland l'hune Prayers Popular 741-2100 842-3242 Arlo Lnndervold, Christine JOHANNESBURG. South NJ. NATURAL GAS Rath Maurcr, Laura Lee Africa (AP) - A new dial-a- Parker, Madeline Ruth prayer telephone in English StalcV, Detrfa Sharon Staple- • service has proved so popular ton. Francis Thomas Sprren- that aversion called "skakel ASBURY PARK to6, William Joseph Slegncr gebed" is planned In Afri- «*t« Laurel Deaiw Young. kaans. 15 al Engineers years. Municipal Bond Prices Beat the HAY FIVER CURSE ByHOGEEESPEAB *" dated approximately 25 per Sewer Connecfions Q- Why do different bro- cent. Because this fund has with E.Z. BREATHE STATE LICENSE • kers quote such widely varied been established only about prices on tbe same municipal hr Quotation! automation Call Successful one year, there is no way of \ The Electronic Air Purifier bonds? - R.G. assessing its1 long-term per- Pulsch & Colson, Inc. A - Municipal bonds are sold formance. For the first three on the Oyer-the-Counter mar- Investing Rellava your annual hay law "flow" »<* months of'1971, the average EZBreatr*. Thaimedkafly-provon eUctrank 787-0152 787.4220 ket where transactions are for ail open-end funds gained being made up of good quality ajr purifiar traps airborne patiide* that causa subject to negotiation, thus a your discomfort. Ei Braarh* removes up lo 5 NEW STREET, PORT MONMOUTH, N.J. vested $600 in Allstate Enter- 14.1 per cent, while the Dowblue chips. While your present 99K of lha rMlran and othar irritaltno psr- certain amount of variation in «1» that maka sleeping difficult, breathing FINANCING ARRANGED prises Stock Fund. I have re- Jones Influstrials scored an commitment here should be hard, Hot a madical "aimmk*". The else- price is bound to occur. Some cently received more money 8.9 per cent gain. During the retained for further growth, I tronic principle uaad by. E-Z-Brealhe h» betn BONDED fluctuation is attributable to known and proven lor yaera. But only and am wondering whether to same period, Allstate record- favor using the additional cap- mw-with E-Z Brasthe has ll baen marjg so whether the broker has an in- compact, easy lo own po& anjoy. Developed ASK ABOUT GROUP PRICES buy more shares. What do you ita! for purchase of an income' ventory position in the par- ed a 9.7 per cent advance. apacially lor auffaren of December, tential such as: American to 15x213. Simple lo chin, com only p«n- mate is of the bond's market- Brands and'Standard Oil of 'nlea per month lo operats. T'y an E-Z ability/ Smaller issues from chase of Allstate Enterprises, 1970, we/e invested in com- Brealha « no obliaatfon. Vou'll ileep eatkr. California. foel better. Writa or phona: obscure localities could be far your investment has apprer mon stocks, the list largely The Sewer System harder to market than those of a large city. LOCAL SECURITIES Most municipal bonds are Hook-up Loan... •Representatives inter-dealer quotations at approximately issued in series, maturing at 3:00 p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail different times. It is entirely' V. E. RALPH & SONS, INC. mark-up, mark-down or commission. possible that you were inad- 3228 HIGHWAY 35, HAZLET, vertently quoted prices on dif- BANKS New Jersey 07730 Phone 264-3089 it's easier and faster from us ferent series of the same bond. You might also have Blv. Bid Asked Save time, trouble, money. been quoted price with or Belmar-WaU National (split 2 for 1).. 1.00 60 CentralJersey Bank(x) (xx) 13% .1414 Advertise in The Register Finance your hook-up costs without interest, although if quoted "flat" the'broker Farmers & Merchants (x) (xx) 18 12^ 14 at our low bank rates. should have specified.* Again First Merchants Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) 11% 12 you could have been given an First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (x) (xx) 4214 45 inside quote by one dealer and First State Ocean County (x) (xx) 19'^ an outside quote by another. Keansburg-Middletovm 1,20 55 • This is similar to the differ- BankofManalapan • 24 26 ence between wholesale - Mlddtetown Banking Co. (10% Stock Div.).... 15 17 dealer to broker - and retail Monmouth County Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx) > 6% 7% - broker to customer - N.J. National Bank (x) .' 32%' 33% prices. Ocean County National (x) (xx) ....2.00 75 Peoples Nat'l Bank, Lakewood (x) (xx) 6,00 150 Q— I am a retired and dis- Trust Co. of Ocean County (x)(xx)...... 50 47 abled veteran. Last April I in- George W. Browne United Jersey Banks of NJ 44% List Summer To Retire (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock (xxx) Declared or faia THE LAWN Ths bank Urn! looks out for you INDUSTRIAL Library Hours Bid Asied RED-BANK - The Red From Utility Aerological Research ,.. % % DOCTOR SAYS Bank Public Library will be Alkon Industries 3% closed Monday in observance Firm Post Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc. : 1% of Memorial Day. Brockway. -.;... 33% TIME Summer hours will begin NEWARK - George W. Buck Engineering. 15 June 14 and will be as follows: Browne of 44 Salem Lane, Little Silver, who has been di- Electronic Associates.....' .'. 7% Monday and Wednesday, 9:30 Electronic Assistance 4% ^ FOR a.m. to 9 p.m.; Tuesday, rector-displays, Public Ser-' vice Electric and Gas Com- Foodarama.! 1714 Thursday and Friday, 9:30 /4 pany, since 1955, will retire on Interdata /.. • 9% INSECT a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Saturday, International Components Corp 1% 2i/4i closed . pension July 9 after more 2 than 44 years' service with the King James Extended Care..... 1% Laird • 7 8 company. 7 CONTROL Metallurgical International 5 /6 Mr. Browne started with Monmouth Airlines .% the company Feb. 1, 1927, as Monmouth Capital 8 ...AND WHO assistant to the general dis- Monmouth Industries - % % play representative; became Monmouth Park 12 12% SHOULD KNOW supervisor-displays in 1949, N.J. Natural Gas 20% 20% and director of the depart- Rowan Controller '. 2% TTER! ment six years later. Servpmation , ,-.o... : 30 . He was a member of the Southern Container Corp ;....'.... •4 4% residential managing com- Spiral Metal ....* 5% START NOW Should mittee of the American Gas U.S. Homes.. „ 50% 51 INTRODUCTORY OFFER my busine'ss •Association for four years; United Telecontrol Electronics %^k 3 was a director of the Public. The Walter Reade Organization, Inc 2^ consider a Utility Advertising Associ- WinslowTel,... \\k ation from 1959 through 1962; • WEED CONTROL INSECT CONTROL Tax Deductible director of the Greater New- / • FERTILIZE 4540 • FERTILIZE 38 \SP Retirement plan? ark Chapter, American Red Cross, from 1954 through 1963; Named Hospital's (far up le 4000 «. II. arts. Cl. tdd'l. 1000 II. 151 If you ara ths man with tha a trustee of the Essex County "clout" in your business, Cancer Society for three .then, chances are you havs years and served on the pub- Nursing Director AUTO-LAWN asked yourself this ques- lic relations committees for FREEHOLD - Miss Gloria FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM tion. Perhaps we can help the Welfare Federation,' Of- A. Antrim of Point Pleasant. you'make a decision. fice of War Information, Cere- FER 7'/, Ul NITROGEN Beach has been named direc-' S0.UAM P.r 1CO0 iq. (t bral Palsy, Junior Achieve- Whether your business is tor of nursing at Greater 3'/ c FOOT P r ment activities, United Ap- 2 a sols proprietorship, a Freehold Area Hospital, Lloyd partnership or a corpora- peals campaigns and the Na- 4000 Sq. Ft Minimum R. Currier, administrator, an- tion, you will want to find tional Conference of Chris- nounced. out how Metropolitan Life tians and Jews. can work with your attor- "Miss Antrim brings to FOR FREE ESTIMATE ney to help you provide an Greater Freehold Area Hospi- income at retirement and NURSING HOME tal a high degree of profes- CALL ANYTIME 24 HOURS to reduce current taxes as • 24-Hour Care sionalism and a fine record of • RN on duty all times A DAY* 7 DAYS A WEEK . well. • Medicare Approved achievement in her past posi- tions," Mr. Currier said. "The We know a lot about retire- NAVESINK HOUSE MATAWAN^KERIDGE ment plans and we know 44RIVER8IDEAVE.REDBANK hospital is fortunate- to have ' a lot about people. Writa 842-3400 this important department planned and directed by a or call ma today, without HAZLEf-MIDDLETOWN A71 OOOm O obligation, for lull details. person so well qualified." Lincroft Area 0/ I LLV1 High Interest Miss Antrim comes to Free- hold from Overlook Hospital, GEO.F. SHAVE Summit, where she was assis- 28 Miriam Dr.. Matawan and Flexibility tant director of nursing. She 566-0265 has held similar positions at New Jersey State Hospital, Miss Gloria. A. Antrim Trenton, and the Essex Coun- Auto-Lawn the Business and Professional For people who have better things ty Medical Center (Over- Women of Livingston and a brook), Cedar Grove. member of the Beautification to do than take care of a lawn. Metropolitan Life A graduate of Bayonne Hos- Committee of Point Pleasant ''Auto-Lawn of A'marlo. Inc. 19TO Now Yoik. d, Y. pital and Dispensary School of Beach. We sell life insurance. Nursing, Miss Antrim holds a But our business is life. BS from Seton Hall University and is currently enrolled in I would like, without obliga- SBBk the graduate program at New tion, more Information on York University. She is a can- the Metropolitan Plan fea- didate for a MA in January, tured above. 1972. She is a member-of the WE DO 1HE WHOLE JOB-ATM RIGHT PRICE! Namu_ American Nurses Association; a member of the board of the Addrgst. New Jersey State Nurses As- Cliy sociation and chairman of its Council of Psychiatric and Slala_ _Zlp_ Mental Health Nursing, New Xwtet nami Butm. FiJe Jersey League of Nursing. (Mall to address above) XMpult Iniorance Corp. Active in civic affairs, Miss Antrim is president elect of DOWN-SEA SWIM CLUB LOWER LEVI'S OLYMPIC SIZE POOL because OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT 1.No Salesmen's BLUE JEAN BELLS (|uit louth of HlgMindt Brldg«-on th* Shrewsbury River) Commissions 291-2375-842-9807 2. No Concessionaire's SIZES FEATVR1NG Profit 28 To 42 goo • Olympic lize pool • kiddle pool • snackbar 3.Volume Business • motel • cocktail lounge • boat slips • aundsckt • parking for 200 car* ... 4. Easy Financing Open Wed, and Fit Eves Till 9 P.M. FAMILY $ What kind of an extra room OF FOUR do you need? Let us give 150 you a free estimate on any FAMILY type new room. You'll be pleasantly surprised at our OF THREE *125 very low prices. 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More Classified foraVtliswmgendMlert en Next Page 97QCHEVMX1T AUTOS FOR SALE tpgit Hdan, witomatic AUTOS FOBSALE mratMting, nd 9 ACRES ttontnj. wiyl rod guornnee* 43195 OF CARS 100% WARRANTY Most cars listed here are "Svensk

, 4-dow hardtop, automatic tnm* ^. BUICK-OPEL Tesiad" used cars (used cers tested i. power steering, radio, sir condh 'The dealsr guoranleos 100% to iepair or roplacs lh« the Swedish way.) if nepessary, re- boring, vinyi roof. \nuiT ora 300 cuts m snn engine, tronsmiuion/ reor oxle, front axle assemblies, paired by our "Svensk Tested" me- brata syileni ond electrical systetnfor 30 days or 1000 chanics and qualify for our 100% mile;, whichever comes first. Only Ihota con thof pan warranty. Which you can inspect • our 16-point Inspection gel this guarantee. 1969OKVBIE when you come by. iS6. automatic traramiislni. pom •Mring. radio, vinyl mi, FOREIGN DOMESTIC $2295 I949OKVEL1E --. ..$2095 1970 V01V0 $2895 Mallbu 6 cylinder. Automatic, low SHOP AT THE 4-door, automatic, loctory, air 1970 FORD...... $2795 milQoge. I965P0NIIAC $895 Torino, G.T. fast back, radio, heater, 1(MXO miles. Mlchelln X tires. Like 1969CAMARO UMans. Z4oor hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, V-8, power^steori ng. t/G ONE IN NEW JERSEY automatic, O.H.C: six. 2*door hirdtop, automatic transmission. 1968 CHWY .$1895 power steering, radio, vinyl roof. SS 396.2-door hardtop. 1963VMKSWAGEN....$895 1969V0lKSWAGiN .....$1695 1966 (HEVEUE...... $1395 Sedaii> red, white interior, , $2495 Malibu, ration wagon, radio, heater. Fostback, one owner, low mileage, sutonatic, V-S, powtt steering. 1968 GTO ..$1795 100% Z GUARANTEE 1964V(XKSWAGEN....$950 2-door hardtop. rr Sodsn, gr«en, whtta Interior. 1968 VOLVO $1995 1969CHEVEUI O»er 15017«ed Cars to Choose From" 1966BU1CK. $1950 Stotlon wagon. 4-speed. Air, root 1967 PONTIAC ..$1750 $ Riviera, full power, and factory air. rack. One owner, Immaculate. Grond Prix. DBBL power. Air. Ono MMHi. 2-door hardtop. automatic turn- $ 1966VOIKJWAGEN..$1395 owner. mtabn, power neeting, radio, vinyl roof. 1970 PLYMOUTH 2195 1970 DODGE 2995 1967CHEVR0LET...... $1895 Squaroback wagon, blue, white inte'i- Satellite, automatic transmission, power 4 Charger, RT. V-S, 4-spwd. transmission, 1966 TRIUMPH ..$1295 1966BUICK —...$845 $2495 steering, radio, heater. Camara, 2-doo» hardtop, V-8, automat- Special. One owner. V-6. Power 5 vinyl roof. ic, power iteerlng. Wire wheels, nice car. 1969 VMKSWAGIN..$1695 steering. Sedan, white, red intorior, 1968 CHEVROLET JJL TonjnadOtf V-8 outORisUc transniission. 1968 0LDSM0B1LE..41950 1962TR-4-A $ 1966OIDS. . «... ,.$845 t f-Z5, Cutlass Supreme, 2 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 FALCON .'...... *495 $1995 :, automatic-transmission, power n £kylarli',?: Mn,inn JJ Iransmissic Fastbock, dark blue, white Interior, radio heat* 2-door er. Car #N455A, Full VW100% guarantee. m air condition. 1964CHEVELLE M9B 1967 CHEVROLET 2-door BllAir. V-8, 4-door sedan, automatic FULL PRICE $1105!!! transmission, power stwring. radio. 1970 1970 PONTIAC 1970 1963 OLDS $1095 Grand Prix, V-8, automatic Cutlass, automatic, convertible. OLDSMOBILE transmission, power steering, t CHRYSLER i power windows, vinyl roof.'j 1966 CORVAIR... »*595 Vista Cruiser, S-passenger sta- 1 factory air. Only Automatic, convertible. Guaranteed State Inspection 300, hardtop, V-B, automatic 1967 CHEVB1E tion wagon. V-8. automatic $ transmission, power steering, Mslibu, 2-door hardtop, automatic tftfts- transmission, power stoering power brakes, vinyl roof, fac- mission, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. and brakes, wood decal and 3995 tory sir conditioning. Only $1495 factory air condition. SHREWSBURY $3995 $3395 RED BANK 1967 CHEVROLET Wfei MOTORS, INC. BtiAlr V-8, 4-deor sedan, automatic AUTO IMPORTS transmission, power steering, radio. BUKK-OPEL Authorized Volkswagen Dealer $1195 Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury Authorized Dealer Exit 117 Off Pkwy. Keyport Newman Springs Rd. • Red Bank .967OSVB1E Hwy. 35 264-4000 741-8500 741-5886 Sfat* 4-door sedan. Automatic trans* mission, power stttriog, radio. $1095 1966 DODGE Otrt 4-Uoor ttdan. automatic tun* mkaion. power steering, radio, air condi- tioning. FORMULA OK $995 MCGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC. 1965 CHEVROLET USED SI Suptr Span. 2-door hardtop, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, buck- et seats. 1969 CAMARO ...... '2595 ANNIVERSARY SALE DAYS $1095 "Z-28" Sport coupe. Rally sport option, 4- spasd, positraction, custom trim, power ... i • >.? • • . steering, snd brakes, spoiler Rally whools, stripes, etc. COME IN 1967C0RVmE...... $2595 MAY - JUNE-JULY SEE OUR "Stingray" convertible, 427, 4-speed, posit- SELECTION raction, AM-FM radio, wiro wheels, new OF OK paint. USED CARS& (OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 29th) 1970 MUSTANG...... S2895 1968 PLYMOUTH ....M395 TRUCKS "Grande" Coupe, air conditioning, vinyl' "Sports Fury" coupe, V-8, buckets, full pow-; 12 STATION WAGONS roof, full power, sharp red and black top. er, radio, baby blue and blue trim. lOCHEVYI'S $ To show our appreciation for the out- 4G.T.0.S 1969IMPALA. #695 1967BUICK .. 1295 Pkk-up Trucks-Vans "Super Sport, 427, air conditioning, vinyl "Skylark" coupe, V8, automatic, vinyl roof, power, etc. Maroon and black top. standing success that you the motor- Cougara-Montego's roof, full power, yellow and black trim. ana many more 1967 MUSTANG...... M 195 ing public have made possible for our 1969 MALIBU...... '2395 Sport Coupe, six. stick on floor, radio, extra Sport coupe, V-8. bucket seats, automatic wheels, white on white. power, Verde groon and black roof, agency during the past five years, we S 1966MUSTANG...... M095 1969 CHEVROLET Sport coupe, V-8, automatic, power, radio, C-tO Vi ton pickup 1969 PLYMOUTH .... 2195 "Sports Fury" coups, bucket seats, air con- extra tires, white and blue trim. are offering buys like never before. $2095 ditioned, full power, light green and green vi- nyl roof. 1966 BUICK .*1095 Wildcat, sport coupo, V-8, automatic, full 1968BUICK. '1995 power, tilt wheel, Brite Blue and blue. 1969 WRD "Wildcat" convertible, air conditioning, pow- OVER 200 BUICKS AND OPELS IN STOCK MOO, V-9, Pickup Custom equipped. er windows, steering, etc. Medium blue and 1965 PONTIAC *995 blue trim. "Grand Prix", coupe, buckets and console, $2095 automatic and full power, gold on gold. 1968BUICK. M595 1965 BUICK ...... *895 "Electra" convertible, full power, including 1971 OPEL 1971 OPEL 1971 OPEL 1971 OPEL 1969 CHEVROLET scat and windows, maroon and black, special "Skylark" sport coupe, V-6, automatic, pow- 2-door sedan, fuNy 1900 Series, 2-door er, whitewalls, radio, blue and blue vinyl. Station wagon, fully 4-door sedan, fully MO. V-B. u ton pickup. 4-speed equipped, radio and un- Sport coupe, fully Iransmluion, Campgr equipped. equipped, radio, under- equipped, radio and un- 3,000 J $ dercoat. equipped, radio under- coat. dercoat $2795 1968CAMAR0...... M595 1965 PONTIAC 795 coat Sport Coupe, six, stick-on-floor. vinyl roof, "LeMans" convertible, V-8, 3-on-floor, ra- '1835 *2475 2265 stripes, rally red and black. 2045 dio, whitewalls. etc. Blue and white roof. 1971 BUICK 1971 BUICK 1971 BUICK 1971 BUICK Skylark, fully equipped, Skylark, air conditioned, LoSabre, 'air condi- WE WILL TAKE 1970 MAVERICK .....M 695 Estate wagon, air condi- 1968 MONZA...... 795 undercoat...... fully equipped, under- tioned, .fully equipped, YOUR TRADE AND Sport Coupe, six, stick, AM-FM radio, discs,•• Convertible, 3-on-floor, radio, whitewalls and tioned, fully equipped coat, and undercoat. ARRANGE etc. Sharp green and black. discs. Silver and black. undercoat. FINANCING '3435 '3715 . *4173 *4946 KITSON 1971 BUICK • 1971 BUICK 1971 BUICK Centurion, air condi- 1971 BUICK- 'You Buy the Car—Our reputation h freel" Electra, 2-door air condi- Electra, 4-door, air con- Riviera, air condltionsd, tioned, fully equipped, tioned, full/ equipped. ditioned, fully equipped, fully equipped, under- undercoat. Undercoat. *• undercoat. coat. CIRCLE CHEVROLET Co. •5147 $51O2 "5225 5460 325 MAPLE-AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK 688 SHREWSBURY AVE, 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOSfORgAfcE M'JA - Suter SWf1 AUTOS FOB 8 ALE AUTOS FQg SALE 17 . Astro wheeu, sfe>»

Oil pm. ^vSQUIRE WAOOM AUTOS FOR SALE SBSaS MI VVOLKSWAGEN DATSUN OLDSMOIILB — « convertible. ASSEMBLERS wn 13400 mTiej."»W<»rc5'r74w£o at- Colll oftwSpjn. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE !r 7 p.m. in •road St. 264-1373 KtyBOTt 167 AMBASSADOR - Two-door turdlOp.' VOLKSWAGEN-1967 mt82!Btg&--' Openings now available for permanent, M\ time relfabl* xctlltnt condition. SMS. SeeJ>oul at 45 CHEVROLETS — BRAND HEW IMS OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — Power torarauth St., Red Bank. *"•"*" m ~ Merino, brakes, air. Must sell. $750.787- girls and women. No experience necessary. „ 7414007 1 I72«attir5pjn. 1970 LEFTOVERS — Demo ! ond extra- 2047. Excellent working conditions and congenial surroundings. AIITO$J?ORSALE Ive's at greatly reduced prices MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY — 196( 194J IMPALA— v-e. Four-door, vinyl top. AUTOS FOR SALE GTO four-speed convertible." Best offer, Power brakes and power steering. Focto- TOWNE CHEVROLET Coll Qflir 7 p.m. 264-5830. ry air, radio. Excellent condition. Law 151 Aye., Atlantic Highlands 291-1101 mileage. Cell 142-7029. ' INTERVIEWS . , NEW SUBARU - List 11295 Now J995 1969 GRAND PRIXS BUICK ELECTRA — Convertible. 1962. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS SCENIC CAR SALES Choose from three. All with factory air, Original owner. All power. Excellent con- 9 a.m.— 10 a.m. 2 p.m. — 3 p.m. Hwy 35. Highlands 672-0231 vinyl topi, full power, etc Save now! dition. Asking $475. Call 747-4011 after 5 Kroll Motors Inc. RASSAS PONTIAC p.m. or Sat. and Sun. ' 99S Brood St. 741-5180 Red Bonk A Winner BAYSHORE 279 Broadway * Long Branch, ft. J. Eves.until* • 1959 BUICK CONVERTIB LE — Good con- dition. Needs minor repair. $150 or best LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ, . . M2-3600 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Common oeor, offer. Plwne 741-7077 after 5 p.m. , 1,35 . Holnuielf JEEP SALES AND SERVICE Radio and heater. Excellent running con- dition. Good looking. Asking tS25.531. 196] FORD GALAXIE 500 XL — Power An equal opportunity emptoyor CHRYSLER -PLYNIOU1H ,„ .. Twin Boro Motors* Inc. steet ' Air conditioned. Excellent condl- 9309. 131 Hewmon Springs Rd.. Red Bonk tlon. $500. Coll 7B7-5689. HELP WANTED FEMALE CALL SOW 747-0040 1961VOLKSWAG EN — Sunroof. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 1964 DODGE POLARA — V-8, automatic. Wilt Remain KITSON CHEVROLET CO. ' $1000. 1965 DAW.. $700 842-2067 Good condition. Excellent station car. TYPIST 4-door station wagon, automatic trans- Hwy. 3i Ectentowii Call 671-2455 after 5 p.m. mission. 545-1000 1965 COMET $750 CIRCLE CHEVROLET STATION WAGON§ TRUCKS FOR SALE SALTY 4-door notion wagon, automatic upns- 325 Maple Ave. Red Bonk Vi" nylon line; JW per ft. *" nylon line, 747-5880 OPEN 1969 Chevrolet — 6 automatic, power 1968 DODGE O-100 — With Huntsman l f for on Interview and typing tesf. 741-3130 mistion, 1 Comper. Tape deck, hydraulic clutch. Im- Vh per ft. /2" nylon llne,T2«pr. ft. V 1961 Tempest — V 8, automatic, power nylon line, 21" pr ft. %" nylon line, 2f pr maculate. 18,000 miles. 52600. Coll 787- 1 Jirjr^TALUAfoNANO^ 1966OIDSMOBIIE $1350 OOREMUSFORO . 196S Dodge — V-8, automatic, power ft. I" nylon ilne.SO pr ft. v 1965 Volvo—Slick shift 8913. NCREASE AFTER 3 MONTHS. EM- Viita nation wagon, 9 passenger, air condi- Vz DAY - MONDAY MORNING '90 Monmouth St. Red Bonk 74t eooo A complete selection of Ma- pLOYEE BENEFITS. tioning. SEPTIC TANK TRUCK FOR SALE rine hardware and acces- MURPHY iOAvlSON Save now! GMC. Morlow pump. 1966 BUKK $1295 Mercedes-Beni Sales and Service Coll 291-0927 sories. jjirl _ jo assist plant Sport wagon, 9 passenger. MEMORIAL DAY Hwy 9 Freehold 462-5300 RASSAS PONTIAC 1967 FORD — 3/4-ton pickup. Camper Spe- manager on production 1966BUICK .....$1195 cial. 1967 Chevrolet Va-tonplckup, 8' body. BOAT HOUSE STRAUS BUICK — OPEL 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Banl details, inventory con- USabrs, 2-door, sir conditioning. MINE ACRES of New and Used Cars 1969 Ford dump truck, F-600* tour-yard Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-22TI Hwy 36 264-4000 Keypor' 1959 MACH I —Eves 20.00, unti0 milesl 9 . Whltewalls, body. Call 946-4707,9-4 p.m^ 20' MORGAN SEA SKIFF — Good run- 1966 MERCURY S1150 stereo. Worraitty In force. Asking $2200, trol, and general 1958 CHEVROLET — V, ton pickup With ning condition. Inboard Gray Marine en- Park Uns, 4-door. 787-0065. . gine. Head. 12-volt system. Asking $350. Unadvertised iEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For the best- small camper. $200. record keeping. Light »66 WRO $875 cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle CADIL- CLASSIC 1953 FORD — Tip-top shape. Call 787-0474 Custom 4-door, air conditioning. LAC Co.. 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Will accept best otter. typing/ accurate with Bank, 741-0910. • Call 583-3259 FORD ECONOLINE —1962. Hand cralted 19' LIGHTNING SAILBOAT— $400. NEW and USED CAR Needs some work. 949-3705 days. 542-1966 figures. Call 747-3084 1966 MUSTANG ..$995 AGUAR XK 150S — Roadster. XK KP«d. ™d '°. turner. BE THERE 70 Ires. Excellent co*Mlon. Only H7S. 671- 1967 FIREBIR6 — Yellow, clack Interior ry. Only those Interested In long^termem. steering gear, engine controls and trailer. 1965 OPtl $595 4383, after 6 p.m. • . - • THE BOAT CENTER ployment need apply. Coll 542-8120. Excellent condition. Call 542-336* or 94S 75 White St. Red Bonk 741-1124 Excellent condition. $175.291-3580. 3 5136. 1966 AJWB«JAJ»0R .::. 196S VOLKSWAGEN — Sunroof. Radio. IM WATER, READY TO GO — 1966 «• Excellent condition. S69S. 1966 CADILLAC — Fleetwood brougham, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE EXPERIENCED Stwidard transmission, 4-door Reasonable Rales Drifter-Cruise. Everything you need to BELIEVE IT! 741-2322 condition like new. AM/FM radio, lull sail Is aboard. Call 872-1145 otter S p.m.' A GROSSINGER & HELLELER AGENCY power. One owner. Call after 5 p.m. «71 96» TRIUMPH — TR-6. Roadster con- Brood (. Mechanic Sts. 741-2141-21000 Re- d Ban- k Valley Street Used Boats, Highlands. • SEWING A/IACHWE vertible. New tires. Reasonable. Call 2M- 10' O'DAY — Sprite, llberglas scJlboat OPERATORS SCENIC 8S5S after 7 p-m. • 1965 VOLKSWAGEN —Beetle. 1970 YAMAHA — 650 cc. LOW mlleogo. with trailer, $45o: Excellent condition. Call after S p.m. Steady work, three weeto, patrj vocotloi 1971 QLDSMOBILES — Large selection. Very good condition Coll 842-1587 aftcro p.nt. CAR SALES Call J42~t285olter4p.nl. 872-0544 seven paid holidays, plus other benefits. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Immediate delivery. STEVEN OLDSNIO- 1965-23' SILVERTON — Sea skiff, hard- BRIDGE SPORTSWEAR Hwy 35 and Scenic Drive BILE. HOIWgln 51. Motcwan. 566-3600., FORD — 1969. Galaxle 500. Four-door 'HONDA SUPER" HAWK — 305 CC. 1964. top, 150) h.p. Chrysler engine* low hours. Good running condition. 247 Bridge Ave. Red Bon HIGHLANDS FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS VOLKSWAGEN 1967 — Tan squareback hardtop. V-8, factory air power steering, Shlp-to*stiore, etc. Excellent condition. 32,000 miles. Beige. $1575. Private. 872- Call evenings, 842-6287. Must sell, switching to sails: Call alter station wagon. Sun " " 5:30 p.m. or all day Sat., Sun. 741-5470. 747-1373 872-0221 291-9200 , 229-4790 miles. Must-sell. S995. 0303. , 1966 ALLSTATE — 250 ex. Black. OFFICE CLEANERS', 1969 PLYMOUTH GTX — 440 automatl Good condition. $225. 14Vi' McKee — Flberglas Boston Whaler 1970 BUICK — Le Sabre custom. Gold Call 462-3138. Clllfwood area. Part-time, 6to J O urn. M Jour-door hardtop, black vlhyl-roof and In- Bucket seats. Tape deck. Excellent condi type, 45 h.p. Johnson outboard. Only 3 an hour, 20 hours a w«ek. Steady;work. terior. Factory air. Automatic trans- flan. Must be seen to be appreciated. Cal 1970 YAMAHA seasons. Accessories and trjiilef't (950. Call between v am.-4p.m.6a2-1tw. mission, AM/FM radio, rear speaker, tin. between 5 and 9 p.m. 671-1757. 125 cc Grea"ireat shape. AskinAs!" g $350. 741-8238 after 7 p.m. ed glass* power brakes* steering. Side 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Convert- Cal"—78W34l 787-734"3 CHRIS-CRAFT-Cutloss 22.'. Cud* cabin 'and deck molding, remotocontrol mirror. ible. V-8. Automatic transmission. Power skiff. 210 Inboard. Head, radio, outriggers. Ws seek a gal, to work for two men; who $3195. Private. 542-4688. . . TRIUMPH — Boimevllle \%9. Excellent steering and brakes. White with black ton condition. $1050. Other extras. In water, ready to go, $3950. has good secretarial skills Including stena 493-4693, orter 5 p.m. _^ Call 741-5365. and typing, other duties will Include Wing 960 CORVETTE — Partially restored; Call291-2«25 •• and answering telephone. H30U or best offer. Call 560-2634. After 5' 1963 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK — WOODPUSSY — Flberglas over wood. i.m.. call 566-2426. Lowmlleage, good as new. One owner. ' MOBILE HOMES Excellent day sailer, ready |o go. Will) or We offer excellent working conditions end ITS YOUR MOVE Asking $1595. Coll after S p.m. 671-5382. without trailer. 747-2876. GLDSMOBILE STARFIR6 — 1962. 1201) liberal benefits, combined with a con- miles on rebuilt engine. New battery. 1962 GMC SCHOOL BUS — Converted lo gtnlol olmosptterMn oyrrnodmi office. Tach console. Full power. $495.787-8913. CHRYSLER.300—1962. Good rurellno camper. Electric slove, B electrical out- SAILBOAT — 14' flberglas W condition. S150. Call alter 5 p.m. Good condition. Fully equipped. 1969 CHEVROLET CAPRI — Four-door . 787-3049 lets. Call 741-6109, TUESDAYS-^THURSDAYS TO A BETTER USED CAR 27' LUXURY MOTOR HOME — For rent AND BY APPOINTMENT , icdan, gold, dark brown vinyl roof. Air, •adlo, heater, 3-speed automatic, power 1964 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE-Hordtopand to responsible parties. $350 per week plus SAILBOAT— International 428 class, 9 anvil) a.m. , 2pjti.-3(Am. iteering," four new tires. Must sacrifice. convertible, with spore parts. Must see i mileage. 542-1207. used three seasons. Excellent racing appreciate. $495.671-0456. record. New soils, used «ne month* Top Asking 12000. Or take over payments. Call 10x55 ELCONA — For sale or rent. Fully LANVIN- 542-2805 between 10 a.m.-l p.m. condition. $795.7414059. 1964 AUSTlTT HEALEY — Sprite. Marl furnished, wall-to-wall carpeting. Call af- Charles of the Rltz- 1966 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — Full lit. Completely rebuilt engine. Overol ter 6 p.m. 542-6714 or 566-4246. 17' FIBERGLAS— Deep V hull. 90 h.p. Rt.35 ~ HolmdeT < 26414001) ... and we've got the BEST! power Including factory air. Excellent good condition. $<90. Call 591-1020. Johnson, canvas, trailer. S1200. Call 291- TRAVEL TRAILER — Orbit, 15W, fully, 9114. An equal opportunity employer condition. 51475. 842-1B2I or can be seen at equipped,.self-contained. $1600. Call 787- Colonial Cltao E. Front St.. Red Bonk. 1964 CORVAIR — Convertible. One own, WAITRESSES - Experienced, 21 and 1970 PLYMOUTH 1968 CHRYSLER er. Low mileage. Automatic. $225. Coll af- 0079. DONZI - 19' St. Tropei open skiff, 1965. over. Apply In person. Ye Cottage Inn, 149 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 FORD — Torino, hardtop GT, auto- ter 7 p.m. 671-3685. . 100 h.p, Volvo inboord-outboard. Seat W. Front St., Keyporn •_ Fur/ HI sedan. Turquoise, V-8, auto- "300", 4-door hardtop, Fully pow- 1970 CHAMPION MOTOR HOME — 2-door sodan, 4-spood transmission. matic transmission, air conditioning, v-8, Dodge chassis. Air conditioned. Com- cushions. $2000.842-2960. matic transmission, power staering, ered including factory air condition. gold with vinyl top. S1795. MURPHY & BUICK ELECTRA 1969 - Four-door, ful HOUSEKEEPER — Live In preferred, for Red. power, air, excellent, $2875. pletely self contained. Pressure system, SAILFISH - Flberglos, used three sea- working couple with school age child. factory air conditioning. Blue. One owner. An exceptionally WWISON, Mercedes Bern Sales and Sen dual batteries and dual gas bottles. Sparc sons. Top condition. S150. Ice. Hwy 9, Freehold, 462-5300. 747-1331 Pleasant surrounding!. Five-day week, clean car. < tire, trailer hitch. Low mileage. $7300. 741-6059. 747-4741 weekend or ofier 6:30. VOLKSWAGEN BUG — 1967. Good condl 431-5975 offer 5 p.m. $595 ALFA ROMEO GIULETTA — Spider $3150 white. 1967 Veloce engine. Aborlh. Mich- tlon, new tires, front end, and wirilig SAILBOAT 16' MFG PINTAIL—Good WOMAN — To do light housecleanlng. $2675 el en x. 5-spced. S47S. Call 747-5128 alter 6 $750. May be seen at Sea Brlgtit Chevroi TRACTORS family boot. Excellent condition.$600.8«- One day per week. No washing or Ironing. 1966 VALIANT Stotlon. 3553. Little silver. 741-9217 otter 4 p.m. 1970 DODGE n.m. - 1950 FORD TRACTOR - Power hitch, Signet, 2-door hardtop, 6-cylin- iPolarOr 2dcor hardtop, Brown, V- 1968 PLYMOUTH 1967 OLDSMOBILE 98-Air conditioning, 1965 CORVAIR — In good condition. K0: rake and blade. 8' PLYWOOD PRAM CLEANING WOMAN - S2 per hour. Full dor, automatic transmission,, ooded. S1SS0. Call .. ' Call 7S7-4055 Call 946-4707,9-4 p.m. With oars. $45. day. Must have own transportation. Refer, .8, outomatlc transmission' power Call 747-2573. ences required. Call 741-3909. .' • • Isteerlng. power brakes, Factor/ power steering. Low Mileage. FURY III. Convertible. Rod. 318 V- 462-9783 or 254-3706 between 6 p.m. ond 9 p.m. 8, automatic: and power steering. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE air condition. Excellent condition. Burgundy. FORD — 1966 Galaxle convertible, v-8. 1967 MUSTANG — Gold, black Interloi 13' PLYWOOD — 6" beam. Four years CHECKER — Experienced, or will con- sider beginner, to Inspect nit garments Automatic. Power steering. Asking 1550. Six cylinder, automatic. Low mlleagi GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - old. Mainsail, Genoa, cover. Excellent Coll 229-4929 otter 7 p.m. New tires. $1150. Call 787-4949 or 787-9394 condition. $200.787-6642. for ladles' apporel. Call lor Interview.229- AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH 7300. DEVOR APPAREL INC., 395 War- $3250 $1695 MOTORS INC.. Hwy 35. Eolonlovdl $1295 1970 HORNET — Two-door, yellow, block 1970 PLYMOUTH — Roadrunner. Four SAILS AND CANVAS -Repairs made. burton St.. Long Branch. '. -•.' 1969 DODGE tlnyl roof, automatic, radio, heater. Big speed, stick shift, 11,000 miles. Ver\ Bring to Charles Ulmer of Red Bank, 1969CHEVELLE Jlx, undercooling, Polyglos tires, deluxe clean. $2195. BA1LLY BROS. INC., 74 •JUNK CARS ' 101 Monmouth St.- NURSE, R.N. MONACO 4-Door, Maroon, V-8 1968CHRYLSER caps. S177S; Call 223-3152. 0596. J automatic transmission, power steer- Malibu. 2-door hardtop, V-8, Auto- PICKED UP BUSINESS NOTICES Evening shllt. Hilltop Nursing Ham*. Call in0, power brakns. air condition and •*'300"i Convertible, Gold, auto mat- matic transmission, power steering, BUICK RIVIERA —1966. Excellent condi- 1968 CHE VELLE - Super Sport 39i Twinbrook Auto Wrecking 671-0177 for an appointment. •Ic transmission.- power steering, Four-speed. Bucket seats, mag wheel: yollow with black vinyl top. tion, low mileage. Original owner. 229- Eatontown 542-2235 matching vinyl roof. and powcrorokes.* 5025 days, 542-7280 evenings. Call 798-6354 after 5 p.m. WAITRESSES - Experienced, over II. CARS WANTED — WE PAY TOP $ FOR Must apply In person, Howard Johnsons, 1964 OLDSMOBILE — F-85, Vista Cruiser MERCURY MONTEREY 1969 - TWO' CLEAN USED CARS. CALL MR. VIN- LIN-AAAR Hwy 35. Mlddletown, $2895 $2175 $2775 stotlon wagon, air conditioning, V-B, auto- door, light blue, vinyl roof, whitewalls, CENT 5425SO0. matic transmission, $595. MURPHY & power sreerlng, mounted snow tires, less HOUSEKEEPER —This Is a SSOOO a year DAVISON, Mercedes Benz Sales and Ser- Ihon 8000 miles. Selling to settle estate. BUILDERS job If you have the following quali- Ice, Hwy 9, Freehold, 462-5300. Call otter 6 p.m. 591-9058 or 591-1930. WANTED - Choice used cars, with certi- Experienced builders in Wonmouth County fications: This isa sleep-In lob, five days SAVE fied mileage, contact Ed sigler, lor over JS years. We do additions, dor- a week, Saturday, Sunday oft. You must CORVETTE —1967 convertible. Automat- 1967 FORD STATION WAGON — lt-pos- SCHWARTZ, Chrysler-Plymouth, Ul W.mers, siding, fooling, mosonry, kitchens. have driver's license ond be unencum- UP TO ic. 300 h.p. Posl-tractlon. 30,000 miles. senger "Country Sedan." Fully equipped. Front St.. Red Bank. bathrooms and nevu construction on your bered, oge Idle 50's preferred. Pioin- cook • 1000 Asking $2450. Coll 229-492° after 7 p.m. Perfect. $1650.787-0744. CASH FOR USED CARS — Trucks, foi Ing. simple housekeeping. Two adults, la ON 1971. EXECUTIVE CARS Ian or domestic, oean, opposite Two 787-0816 household, pleasant surroundings in coun- 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible. Mod 1970 MUSTANG MACH I — Bucket seats, iuyS,Mlddletown. 671-9844. try. Only those with references consid- el 1600. Four new tires. power steering. HALL PAINTING & DECORATING ered. Write Box 110, Woter St., New .Call 542-4917. Calf 948-4707,9-4 p.m. Exterior-Interior. Free estimates. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07724, or phone between 2 ond 5 p.m. 542-0599. 1963 CUTLASS — Convertible, V-8, Hydr 1966 DODGE CORONET— Four-door sta- AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS 787-8775 DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING lamotic, floor console. $285. tion wagon. Slandord shift. Radio, heater. REAR BUMPER — For 1970 Caprice Coll 872-1346. Power Drakes. $650. 26 Autumn La., Mid- Chevrolet, priced very reasonable. Call MASON WORK WOMAN — General office work, lull dletown. 671-0286. before 11 a.m. or alter 9 p.m. or later. Patios. Sidewalks. Block work. Call 495- time. 40-hour week. Must be neat and-ac- 1S65 RAMBLER — Two-door hardtop. 264-7304. 0779 or 671-3018. curate, able to communlcote with people. $450. 1970 NOVA SS 350 r- 300 h.p. Slotted moi Pleosont working conditions. All benefits. 747-4621 wheels, tactory tape deck. Must sell im AAMCO TRANSMISSION Apply In person, Liltmon Jewelers, Anon- mouth Shopping Center. Eatontcwn. MERCEDES BENZ - 1962, 220-SE coupe, mediately. Call after 5 p.m. 787-8944. 193 Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bank J.C. &SON 142-2500 4-speed transmission, air conditioned, Paneling-, Cellars, Attics, Repairs. Small TELEPHONE OPERATOR —For busy 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500. lobs. Free esllmales. 787-8195 power steering. 12600. MURPHY & DAVI -«25O. board. 11 p.m. to 7 o.m. shift. Five-day 5ON, Hwy 9 at- Freehold Clr., Freehold, I5KY CAN KIT - 310 degree hydroullc week and same weekends. Appry Penon. Call 542-9337. lift. Never used, $170. Two quads. Carter's 462-5300. - •' TORN SCREENS?? nel Department, weekdays between 9-2 A.F.B. stock manifold, $70. Mallory Igni- p.m., Jersey Shore Medical Center, 1»45 Buhler & Bitter 1967 CADILLAC 1963 BUICK - Convertible. Radio, heater, tion, dual points, like new, $40. 383. 872- We re-screen wood or aluminum framed Corlles Ave., Neptune. An equal opportu- Sedan DcVllle, as traded. $2350. power steering, automatic. $300. 0130, 291-2534. screens. Coll 566-7740 nity employer. M/F. Call 222-1234 . PROWN'S CHRYSLER fe PLYMOUTH 1965 BONNEVILLE - Convertible. Gv PAIR OF 750X15 M&H CHEATER Rfl AND LPU — For progressive health AUTOS FOR SALE engine, transmission and tires. May bi SLICKS - $35. AM-FM rodlo for 1963-67 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 care facility. 7 3 and 3-11 stiltts, full time seen at Nolan Motors, Corner Bath anc Corvette, $25. Dual paint distributor from LAWN MAINTENANCE - positions. Benefits Included. Good work- early model Corvette, $10, 671-5113 otter Norwood Aves.( Long Branch. Prlvat Grass cutting, sod. and fertilizing ing conditions. Eatontown Convalescent owner, must sell. . 4:30. Estimates given. 741-0648. Center. 139 Grant Ave., Eatontown, NJ. | AUSTIN Jj|MG[&(~LAND ROVER | 542-4700. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN 1966 CHEVROLET 283 — Engine parts. "A"TO Z GENERAL CONTRACTING - S35O. I9S5 CHEVROLET — Two-door body. Day or night. Remodeling, Painting, SHOW BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS - In 264-3979 1955-57 Bell housing and flywheel. Heavy Landscaping, Plumbing, Building, etc. your spare time ond earn extra money. duty 3-ipeed transmission. 191-4867. QUALIFICATIONS - Teacher of manual Free wardrobe and training. Hlgtt com- VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1963— Nlne-possen- art for 6 yrs. contractor for 10 yrs. RE- missions. Car necessory. For Interview, SALES: 264-0198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-0090 ger. Good condition. $525. MEMBER — Payment terms to meet call 717-6484 or 287-1 IM. 671-188B. . AUTO RENTALS your budget and the work Is never too 3290HWY.35.HAZLET large, small or different for A to Z. COLLEGE GIRL - Or womon, for baby 1942 FORD GALAXIE - $275. TOM'S FORD CALL 291-1603 care and housework, 2 or 3 days per Phone week. In Marlboro area. 946-9753. 8Z2-0215 RENT A CAR LIGHT HAULING — Furniture moving, clean yards, garages, attics, cellars and RN OR LPN — 7 to 3 p.m. shllt. Emer) 1967 COUGAR - 390 engine, outomallc. Hwy35 264-1600 Keypor! air. Lime green, black vinyl top. Low wax floors. Call 741-6762. Manor Extended Core Facility. mileage. Best o)fer.*842-1017otter5 p.m. MOWING BOATS AND Overgrown lawns ond fields SECRETARY — Full time. Law office. 1965 OLDSMOBILE - F-85. One owner 741-5100 Bayshore. No legal expeclence necessary,- Fully equipped. Excellent condition. $625. ACCESSORIES secretarial experience preferred. Salary Call 462-7671. NEED HELP AROUND THE HOUSE? open. In reply slafe age, education, and 1967 KARMANN GHIA— Fire engine red, ALL YOUR SPRING Appliance repairs to light carpentry. previous experience. Reply P.O. Box 97/ Whltewalls. radio. Excellent condition. FITTING OUT NEEDS AT Screens and windows fixed and hung. And Hazlet. $1100; Call 787-3061. more too. 842-3130 until 2 p.m. 747-2194 The Boatman's Shop from 2-6 p.m. Mr. Joynes. MAIDS WANTED — I o.m.-4:30 pjn. live BIG MOTHER days a week. Also part-time. KINO 1966 BUICK RIVIERA — All black, al 21 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 i Red Bank power, air. Good condition. $1650. Cal Open weekdays. 9 a.m. — 6 p.m. JAMES NURSING HOME. 291-3400. r87-3Jll.; Sundays ond Holidays. 9o.m. — 1 p.m. WINDOW WASHING HOMES-APARTMENTS-STORES WOMAN WANTED - 8-4. five days. Ap- 196S JAGUAR — S type. Four-door sedan. For free estimates call AAA Window . ply In,person, Joyce's Sub Shop, next to 3.8 litre engine, tinted windshield. MADE TO ORDER Washing Service, 542-1630 Ihe post office In Llncrofl. . Chrome spoke wheels. Four-speed over* Boa! cushions. Canvas work. 842-220S. WAITRESSES — Experienced, for port-, EXCAVATING — Commerclol, Industrial, drive. Power brakes and steering. Extra! CHRIS CRAFT CORSAIR 1966 — 171V fl. time banquet work. Top union wage. MEET OUR NEW plus extra parts. Car, engine and powei -and residential. Land clearing. Cellars Phone 443.1019. berglas. 150 h.p. All equipment. Inboard- and swimming pools dug. Call 566-2476. rain complete. $1700. Will trade for lat outboard motor. Best olfcr. 741-0794. SALES CONSULTANT model American car. Call 322-8515 after OPERATOR- Droperles. Experienced. CATBOAT - IS'.i ft. Wooden, flberglos JOE LOPEZ Excellent position. Paid holidays and va- cloth. Doer on soils. $150. Landscaping, lawns, yards care, garden- cation. Apply The Interior Shop, II White 1969 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK — Light ing. Call 842-0714 aller 4 p.m. Rd., Shrewsbury. 747-2306. blue, factory air, radio, undercoat. White- 842-2953 SUE DAVID... SEMI-PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS Rea- walls, new hitch, new tires. 23.000 orlglna 27' CRUIS-ALONG — 1957 hardtop Ex- EDGECUTTER — Machine operator on miles. Perfect condition. Must sell. $1950. press Cruiser, twin 100 h.p. Gray. Full sonable roles. Exlerior-lnterlor-f/arlne. coals. Top wages, ILGWU shop. All ben- Evenings. 229-7793. lalley and dinette, stand-up head. Sleeps Free, friendly estimates. Coll 229-66S0. efits. Apply Wall Street Fashions, Corner 'our. Many extras. 671-0467 alters p.m. West ond Wall Sts., Red Bank. 1958 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - $275. Radio. HOUSEPAINTING — Inferior. Exterior. wife of Joseph David, who has re- Runs A-O.K. Everything works. 8' HYDRO — Ready for water. Flberglas Reasonable rotes. Free estimates. Call DENTAL ASSISTANT.RECEPTIONIST - sided at 5 Swoetbriar Lane, Holm Phone 741-1117. reinforced. 10 h.p. Johnson. Must see to 787-6598. Experienced preferred. No evenings. Ex- appreciate. 5200. 84241SI8. cellent salary. Send a complete resume t> dol for the past 2'A years. Sue is LIGHT HAULINC, CLEAN CELLARS, Box F-105, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE t«69 EVINRUDE - 55 h.p. IS' wood boat YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates. formerly from Maumoo, Ohio, and trailer. Coll alter 6 p.m. Coll otter 3 p.m. 741-2149. MATRON — Doy-tlm». Own trans- 842-1599 portation. Paid vacation. Fringe benefit!. where she was employed by the WWMMMMtf FURNITURE MOVING —Attics and cel- Good starling salary. Start immediately. Sautter Roal Estato Co. Sue is a 15' METAL BOAT — Windshield steering lars cleaned. Free estimates. ond all controls. Equipped with trailer. Call 747-3002 member of the Association to Ad- Spring li HERE! Reasonable. Call before 11 o.m. or alter 9 RN OR LPN — II p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. W. BUCK Emery Manor Extended Core Facility. p.m. or later. 264-7304. Fumllure repaired and antiques vanco Ethical Hypnosisl! and we need too Used Cars 5U-440O. SAILBOAT —With trailer. Tollslar. 14' tl- rellnlshed. 5426551 PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER — Familiar berglas sloop. Perfect family day soller. DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur- Hwy. J5 JH-1600 Keyporl Excellent condition. Many extras. Call with payroll, write to Box B-147. The nished ond Installed for only $64.95. To or- Dally Register, Red Bonk. 747-4085. $790. der, call 349-0843. We will trode or buyout WAITRESSES AND HOSTESSES— Ex- -LASTRON SKI BOAT —With 1966 65 SPECIALIZE IN CONCRETE WORK - right — Call or come In h.p. Mercury outboard. Tet^Nee lilt trail* perienced. Apply In person, TOWN & No |ob loo small or too big.for us. Would SURF DINER, 1117 Hwy 35. Mlddletown. ANOTHER er. Good condition. $800.747-0587. you believe It, service Is our biggest as- TOM'S FORD ; 15' SAILBOAT — Trailer and new sails, set. Call between 7:30-8 p.m. any night. SECRETARY - Experienced, for busy S250, 847-254B. department. AAusI have good typtaaond shorthand skills. Diversifieddutfevrnnr- BETTER IDEA Coll otter 6 p.m. Ulsnt MASONRY WORK — Patios,porchej, esllng position. We are accepting anil' MkMMMWM 261 LUHRS — Musi sell Immediately. En> flreploces, driveways, etc. Nothing too cations'between* and * pjn,we»Mays In gtne excellent, Hull needs pahl. Bamaia big, or too smaJk Free estimates. Call at- the Personnel Department of Jersey FROM WAIL! price tor quick sale. 747-517™ ler 5.872-0362. Shore Medical Center, I94J Cattle* Ave. Neptune. An eqpai cppoiUAtty employer \r TERftY SKIFF — Wood. IP Starcralt "T. V. PROBLEMS? Fisherman, flberglas, fish well, flotation. Reasonable* reliable, dependable service. COME DOWN AND MEET SlSOeach.741-5321. •• Ccldwell Television Repairs. 741-6759. MATURE WOMAN — Some, experience required...... Packoge liquo— orandcombliiollor and combination 10- GLASSPAR PRAM —i t|.p. outboard, LIGHT HAULING - Lawnagut and 10-slool bar. 9 o.m.-i p.m.p.m . Hi' e day" s pir >75, ' trimmed. week. Call 566-4199. Call 842-1422 Coll 741.0318 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Red Bank area. 14' SUNFISH - Mint condition. New doc- GOLFERS — Clubs re-grlppeo) by ma-' Chalrslde experience* Full time, na eve- THE LADY OF OUR HOUSE chine. Golf Pride grips. Next day service. ron sail. $250. Also new tool trailer, 1150. nlnas. Send resume to Box D-122. The Call 142-4021. Satisfaction guaranteed. $2 per club. Call Dolly Register, Red Bank. 741-4637 after 7 p.m. 14' RUNABOUT — One yeor old trailer. WAITRESS - Over 21. Day work. Garage kept. Must see to appreciate $395. LIGHT HAULING — Pickup and delivery - In Hoilet. Coll 671-0456. on small Items. Avallobte six days a Call.264-1164 week. Coll 495-0151. It no answer 741-4763. WOODPUSSY — Rebuilt, gloss covered. MOTHER'S HELPER — Sleep-lit. 14 or New ribs, coamings, etc. $465. Ready to EMPLOYMENT older. Two children. Own roam. Swim TRIUMPH TR-6 soil. Con deliver. Collyer. 741-1139. Club. Matawan. 544 0131. <* • 20' ZOBEL SEA FOX — Rebuilt engine, HELP WANTED FEMALE MATURE. ALERT WOAAAN — For per- head and pump, will) trailer. Make offer. manent position. Full lime retail sales In Coll 122-7085. WAITRESSES — Experienced, for lunch 1 Also Mark IV, Spits and GT-6 + or dinner, evenings or all night. For Inter, ~olnt, waltpaper and artists materials. 1969 -10' GW INVADER - 50 h.p. Mer- jome knowledge ot color an advantage view, call 2644820, TOWN «. COUNTRY but not absolutely necessQry. Pleasant Immpdiate Delivery cury* frailer, two high performoncebrops# DINER. Hwy 35. Keypor). all other accessories. Speeds to 50 mpti. surroundings, good working conditions. SECRETARY NEEDED — For progres- Apply Coloresl Co., 17 Broad St.. Red WALL Besl oiler over $850.842-1401 alterop.m. sive health care foci Illy. Full time posi- ADRIAN PYLE Bank. 9 to 10 mornings. 120 SAILBOAT - 3 years. Good race tion Mon. Ihru Frl. Benefits Included. Eo- SHREWSBURY, NJ. Trading At • 'acord, good .condition. $825. tonlown Convalescent Center, 139 Gran WOMAN WANTED-To live Inono)care Call 229-1183 Ave., Eotonlowti, 54} 4700. for elderly female invalid. Must be re, AED BANK AUTO IMPORTS S»«fWSBURYAVt,ATSYCAMOK liable. Good homt and pleosont lurrowd-- 16' THOMPSON — Lapslroke, Windshield LEGAL SECRETARY — At least lhr«« Inoi. Coll 462-SOO.i or 44B-MW evenlngsT^ A&G years experience In law ottlce. Excellent need$ some minor work. $50. Authorized Dealer Coll 741-7167 otter 6 p.m. salary. Coll tor appointment. 747-3730. "EXPERIENCeb~HBSTI?»i" " " Mult opply In penon BOSTON WHALER - Fully equipped. 35 RELIEF CASHIER - Weekends only, MOTORS, Inc. Town I Surf Diner, Hwy 35. Mlddletow*. 747-5400 i.p. Mercury electric Hart. WS, Call at. Must be 18 or over. AApplf y In person, Car' Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank Itr 4 p.m. 178-1903. lion Theater, Red Bonik!. 7754413 1 J1 ALUMINUM - Cor-lop boot wllri m AMBITIOUS LADIES - PorHlml. Ihni MtoreCIinified tip. outboard motor. J200 compute. Call evenlnoi, con earn 83 hr. No Inveitmuit. otter 7 p.m. 2644541. Car and phone required. 2M.3J9I. NtP AFABTMENTS. 1971 FINANCIAL FOE SALE . Red iUdcMMl*to*mS. J, Frtty. glitaneWa Afwtrntrtts HE»» WAKTED JWWEO FEWAtK f JfEfcP WANTED MAl/fe Tuewwpo 10 Ocean Blvd. 4ESTAUKANT — AM tma . for ATLANTIC HI&MUJIBS,«,{. rtnt or Ml(. Catl attir « p jn. Prlc« stort ot 1450. All instruments IOU FINEST LUXURY _/; 74M1U with o guaranty. FULL SIZE BED - WMt« _ipaow<<' •»» NIOW-HOUSEKEEPER - For tl spring, mattress. Round table. Girl's H- .APARTMENTS • WHY ESXEY??? 'PROFITABLE SHORE RESTAURANT - cyclewlm basket. 717*5913. tcrty. llv*-(n. Call - Available immediately. Excellent loco* SMCIOI savings on Knot*. Sotimer, £v«r- 741-4773 tMtwwn 911 a.m. tloa high volume. Eas/ to operate. Bro- itt, MMon-Homlln, Kawol ond player pi- anos. 6TARY — For real estate eltia kers Invited. Write to Box E-125, Th« MACHINERY FOR SALE • Steady Employment Dally Register, RedeonK. t be good at typing and shorthand • No Layoffs 775-9300 AIR COMPRESSOR - Smith portable. 45 esrmoit'.renrc^olnton-Tlj.-At^c « wHfc jentrol knout ledge ot bookkeepint DIJY CLEANING ROUTE FOR SALE — 300 Main St.,Asbury Pork c.t.m. like new. Pneumatic tires. $975. coastline adiolnlnj a beaut Hoi <"a>m. „ Satanr«tum Hculet or«g. Send resume F • Non Seasonal Open daily'til o Sot. Include! air .Mndltlonro, swlmm r >->0x MW, The Daily Register. Red Bank. U500. Income S1SO per week. Catl 7Z7-25S9 •42-7777. Includes oir conaiii»nii,H,-«••—"•••- • Multiple Benefits otter i TYPEWRITERS ,, JOHN CEERE BACKH0E — For sale. pool, parking. All specious, Iruly luxury. r,o TuWvrc'tf.' * MATURE WOMAN — Photo tlnlshln • Excellent Rates LUNCHEONETTE — Bakery shop with Phone •noe Downtown Red Bank. Will Irol IBM electric. Excellent condition. Special ColfoTftsIt superintendent, 29141237. RlnnmflBldf. oven. Shore location* grossing W0*000 a, 717-9417 Brounell-Kromer Monooemenl Co. Ltojl bcnelili. Apply ot 21 Llnfltn P Hiring now... Welders, Arc and Hell-arc spot Welder year. Ill, must sell. Terms. Write Box 8- student rotes on rental with optlon-lo buy. f'T'ft YOUNG COUPLE - With l-month-old nk \u, the Dolly Register, Red Bank. •72-0327 after t. 1965 JOHN DEERE BACKHOE —1010 FIVE ROOMS — Furnished or unfur- baby desire 3 or 4-room oportmenl In Red FILL DIRT 1962 John Deere bulldozer, crawler with nished. Available June 1. For more Inlor- Sonk. Interview preferred. Contact ot 642 -' WAITRESSES - Enperienced. Apply Apply GROW WITH A YOUNG COMPANY - loader, 2010. 1969 nine-ton general trailer. k~ person or call Sir Francis, 1 Navcsinl Top sail. Stone. Free delivery. matlon phone 741-0041 1397. , . We ore tilling our executive positions Call 741-3029 Coll 946-4707,9-4 p.m. | »ve.. Highlands. 872.1174. now. Exceptionally high Income potential. SUMMER RENTAL - Long Branch WANTED - TWi)-bedroem wartment .* GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — Ml ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS Full and part-time. Call for appointment KENTILE — Red trick, solid vinyl tile. MERCHANDISE WANTED modern four-room and bath opartrnertt. Hazlet. July occupancy. Call 264-6J93 otter . MM typist. Coll lor appointment ANDES New Shrewsbury 264 sq. ft. Like new. Ocean front. Private beach. Call evenings, Wayside and Shafto Rds. COIU71-TO5 ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cash paid. J29-1553. rll n *• SON BROS.. INC.. 7J1-&30. LES OEUX t, DON PONS, 799 River Rd. THREE-ROOM - Unfurnished °P° ™ ' • CLERK TYP15T — On, to two ytors c INSTRUCTION TWO TV ANTENNAS — SS each. Honover Fair Hoveo. 741-4337 or 842-6257 4>/> ROOM APARTMENT —Remodeled. for female school teacher. Up to 5150. Call perience in general otfice duties, i HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE sun lamp, S20. Rocker with slipcover. S1O. Prefer adults. South Amboy. after 1 p.m. 872-1645. .. . . ifc"'-, ------excellent working conditions, llbera S243r available Immediately. Near shop let. work. 741-4732 evenings. BEST TOP SOIL HUFFY RIDING MOWER — 5(0. Zigzag diate cosh. You get top dol lar ter y Call cSupt., 741' KEANSBURG - Nice room lor renl. fringe benefits ond an excellent pay plan console machine, S40, DOII.S3. Costumes, things. 741-5331. ping and transportation. Co" —' '" Reasonable. Ample parking. WAITRESSES Your income will match your Initiative FIELD REPRESENTATIVE —Full or 'oood tin dirt, sand, etc-Eckel's Trucking, Mor5anvllle,5?!-°707. 510 lot. Cocktail shaker, 55. Mis- 36»r. Call 787-8363 Weekends, nights. Apply in person, Mei and you'll work Tor a progressive* fo part-time, with manoaement capoblliiles, cellaneous. 35 Cliltwood Ave.. Eatontown. COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH FOR WEST END — Furnished V/i rooms. moid Diner, Hwy 36, Leonardo. word thinking management team. for young expanding company. Full train- OLD TRAINS or will trade HO., 027,0 or Kitchen, tiled bath, terrace, air condi- RED BANK."— Rooms from Sunday lo ing program. Income commensurate with METTLE CREE K — Quilled velveteen standard gouges. 774-3710. tioning, pool. From SUS mnnlli. 222-8233, 'NURSES — RN or LPN wonted lor evi ability plus large bonuses. For appoint- IN STOCK Friday noon. Call12-11 or' J-t P-m. ring shift, 3-11. full or part-time. If 1 garnet throw. 9x10,150. Original cott 5175. For a personal Interview, apply at merit, call 229-5950. 2 p.m.-7 p.m. For contractors ond the dg-It-yourSctTer, FRENCH PROVINCIAL upholstere. CONTENTS OF HOUSES PURCHASED ATTRACTIVE — Newly furnished two 741-JJV/, . Itlna of place you work in is Imporlont Heavy duty Bfg-M White Combination headboard and bed fromei, Hollywood — Cash paid for unusual Items and clean rooms, bed-living room, kitchen. Suitable you. call Mrs. Canter, 222-5277 weekday: BUS CLEANER ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bedrooms. storm Windows, only J13-99 each. Seven size, 530. Harrod's Engllsl) small night- used furnllure. 229-Wjl or 229-5712. business woman. Available June 20. See Reasonable rates. 14 E. Highland Ave./ t-4 p.m. Full lime positio3sllfon cleaning and servlclservlclrna sizes. club piano, S2O0. Original early bentwood now. 741-8394. buses... Evenlenlnr g 'hours . Appl- .y. R. A- . Maf- - Atlantic Highlands, 291-0599. WOMEN FOR KITCHEN HELP (5) laveseat, 575. Victorian Captain's sea WANTED SUMMER RENTAL— Two furnished RUSSELL ttiews, BOR?O IBUSSES CO., SHREWS- PROWN'S . desk, 560.142-2191. Used Oriental Rugs Apply in person. Mermaid Diner, Hwy 31 URY, NJ. rooms, prlvole bath, laundry. 575 per Leonardo. yl Brood St. RedBonK 741-750O Chinese and Persian week. 671-5516. OLDSMOBILE- WAACKAACK ARMS NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE *- Sev Also Wall Tapestries REAL ESTATE SALES-MINDED — Local affiliate of In- eral households, Sot.> May 29,10-5 p.m. S FREIDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 ATTRACTIVE WOMAN WANTED - Fc ternational company has opening for Sporting goods, fishing tackle, guns. 199 ATTRACTIVE — Nkelyfurnlshed one new catering noils In Red Bonk propel CADILLACCO. Main St., KeomUurg, 3J7-O333. Spaulding PI.. Monmoulh Beach. room efficiency. Suitable gentleman. Con- FOR SALE sales-minded person to sell product In de- A BASSOON — In good condition. Also, a -Pleasing personality, one that likes I 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE venient. 74I-BM4. cringle with public. Write lo Box E-13 ASK FOR MR. NEIL SAVARY mand by retail businesses. Product train- SOD trumpet wanted. Reasonable price. HOUSES FOR SALE The Dally Register, Red Bank. ing provided. Four figure income month- For sole or we wilt Install. 51 Dogwood Rd., Mlddletown. May 28 and SUITABLE FOR COUPLE — Three fur. ly Opportunity for right man to become The Bright Acre, 7«-S5SS 29 — To-4. Furniture, rugs, dishes, lamps, nlshed rooms, utilities Indudtd. No pets MOTHER'S HELPER — Summer live-In sales manager. Call B42-6262 Sat., 9 a.m. clothing, toys, baby equipment, etc. COLLECTOR WANTS TO BUY - Post- 5160 plus one month's securltyi Hwy 35 RIVER PLAZA Five-day-week. Motawvon. Three children to 12 noon. _^_^_^_^_ COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR — 12 cu. ope Stomp Collections. U.S. and posses- ane mile north of Red Bank. 747-1072 be Three-bedroom rancher wiiti Swim club. Age 14-16. Coll S»6'i339. REAL ESTATE — Business opporiuniffc rt. capacity. One;yeor old wilh warrant/ TdmiliEb'pORCH'SALE^WBoy Av- tween 3p.m. to 7:30 p.m. deportment has opening tor retired busl AAEN — Dynamic company seeking ag- and Insurance. SIM. 787-2584. enue, Atlantic Highlands. Saturday, May 13x11 dining room, full base- ness man who Is slid active and anxiou: gressive men. High income potential. 29. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. FOUR-ROOM — One-bedroom garden ment with paneled game HELP WANTED MALE lo keep busy. Part-time. Call 54B-3563 Man. — FrL, 10 KEEPYOUR LAWN — Golf course' GRAVELY TRACTOR WANTED — PAY apartment. Heat, gas, hot water and swim a.m.-5 p.nii green. Borrow professional equipment for STUDIO COUCH — Hall table, frulrwood CASH. BUY "AS IS." ALSO BOAT club Included. No pets. Couple preferred. room. Double lot. Many PART-TIME Ray Stillman; Realtor professional results— mowers, sweepers, crib, metal desk, odds ondrends. All undar TRAILER WANTED. 787-6180. One year lease. July 1st occupancy. 9 to 5, large shade trees. Offered at WORKINGMEN-ALL DEPARTMENTS — edgers, etc. A to Z Rental CenterPlSl 510.209 Rlverbrook Ave., Llncroft. "Our 53rd Year" Free to travel, see the country. Salary, Thursday and Friday, May 27 and 28. 'ANTIQUES - Paintings, N.J. Atlas Es- Mon. to Frl, Cheesequake Park Apart $26,500. MOONLIGHTERS 6<8Hwy35 Shrewsbury 7JI-8S0I meals and berth furnished. Apply John Newman Springs Rd.. Shrewsbury. 741« ments. Cross Rd., Malawan. TJCMO. tates purchased and appraised.. 747-2003, • 160 can be earned each week by cm- Pugh, Manager, Clyde Bcatty-Cole Broth- MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT — JIB). An- TJe Hudson Shop, Inc., 5)1 BrooBr d St., bilious young men with full size sedan. ers Circus at Eatontown-Monmoutfi Shop* tique legs, mahogany top, Duncan Ptiyfo Shrewsbury. NEMETH & Hours 4 la 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays. Till! REAL ESTATE ping Center on June 2nd and 3rd. COMMERCIAL REOTALS Is a cround Door opportunity lor right L SALES Can offer you 6 WHITE ALUMINUM. OLO FURNITURE — Antiques, china,' men to learleorn the rewarding business o! DRIVEWAY SALE — Thursday, Friday. glassware, art tbftcts and brloa-brac NICOLETTI i o il rMr IF you bclfeve fn your own ability an HELP WANTED jcomblnallon windows Installed far only .E«"».sptr.pr£mon!' t!s. .-JS"calfAr - Cory ot and Saturday. May 27th, 28th, and 25th. 38 Immediate cash for anything and every* 'DISTINGUISHED os 727-<2y4. would like to earn more than S20,O0o < MAM OR FEMALE ,S94. Only Prawn's . . . That's rlflht , . .' Avenue D, Atlantic Highlands. year, then we want to talk to "YOU." Ex only6forj?o. INSTALLED. .••""••" fiing. Ruscni.g East front St. 741-1633. OFFICES AGENCY SHORT ORDER COOKS — Good yeai perience helpful, but not necessary. W HARPSICORD — Unique model. Beautiful Found portion. Must apply In person, Ni Located In center ot Red Bank Business Realtors olfer a company paid In-deplh training PROWN'S custom cabinetry. Threo registers. SIOOQ. district. PHONE CALLS. Howard Johnson's, Mid 32 Broad Sf. RedBai* 741-7509 Call 7414353. PETS AND LIVESTOCK, 102 W. Front St. Bleiown. program, substantial drawing accounts and the best sales Incentlvo program Ir SOLDERERS BAbS&IHOUND • Central Air Conditioning Red Bank tne Real Estate Business. "THAT'S WHY BEST TOP SOIL SEASONED FIREWOOD —Imp *™P • Self Service Elevator . 741-2240 DRIVER ____ WE'RE THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCED truck. US. delivered. Call 9MC7 attar « M^roMnmoio. UKC Rcgjstered. SS. • Private Parking Space Reswnslble person to pick up lohormot AND INSURANCE FIRM IN MON- 741-2413 > Complete Janitorial Service specimens from 10 am. to i p.m., Man. MOUTH CO JNTY." We have one operrtn< TOO BOX STALLS—For rent. Posture, e Individual Thermostatically Con- COLTS NECK 1 TYPEWRITER, ADDING mocHaes. All CARVED OAK DINING SET thru Frt., at doctors offices. Write or ca so why not alve vs a tall (or a contuentloj If you take pride (n makes, new or uuse d' Guaranteed"" ------. Law a- s jirtjwte. excellent. Colts Nock ana *O- trolled Heat Rush urns,55 Union St., Red Bonk, U 52S. Serpico*Serpiarts. totl i Moaaoumst. Next la ' •Wall-toJWoll Carptllna. •PIEDMONT FARMS 74I-01M. your work, are an ex- Ineater. 747-0485. model Open Dolly LAWNNlOWER-JacareCTZl-roe/.teB- POODLE PUPS 54 Broad Street Red Bank TH5KIRWANC0. perienced' solderer, PI AMOS-ORGANS „propelled, wilh catcher^OS. AKC. Reasonable. Coll for appointment to Inspect Colonials and Ranches WAXERS Call 264-0781 Cllrhvood area. Part-time, 7 la 10 p.m. 1! HAZLET and can turn out good Used spinets from SI 95. Unlimited rentoli 566-747B' 747-1100 From $57,900 hours a week. 5Z30 an hour. Experienced from 57JO. Warehouse for Ycmolio-Conn- LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES work under 6 power Kiraball-Wurlltzer-Cnlclterlng. FREE. SINGLE BED — Like now, complete!. Immediate Occupancy only, steady worn. Call between 9 a,m. - CALL 264-7200 Kitchen set, four choirs, like new. Refrig- AKC, black, J75. OFFICE fJR STORE SPACE FOR RENT RI.-J4 Vi-mlle soutli ol Hi. S20, right on p.m. 622-169° HOLD MUSIC CENTER. 12 Throduiwr- 671-5378 magnification, you can tnn St. 462-4730. erator. 322-4278. — JOW.Matowon Township. Call Clover Hill Rd., Lett on Tulip Lone. "MAN — For Metropolitan Life Insuranc ^^_ 679-2284. Model Home 946-4560 Eves. 583-W49 TIRE CHANGER SURFBOARD - Weber Sklo110" PU PPIES — Four weeks old. Free to Co.. debit. Red Bonk area. Potentia New Firestone dealer needs experienced probably start work DINING ROOM TABLE - Ooubls-bed. good homes. Mother Is poodle and collie.' sto.ooo plus. Full fringe benefits. Phone Excellent condition HAMILTON' BUILDING - 600 to 1300 sq. MATAWAN BORO MtMve acres. Six man for steady work* Mlddletown Tire, Refrigerator, completely frastleu. wlln Call 291-4888. .ft. plr conditioned otllce space available. Mr. Cannello at 747-2200. An equol op- for us tomorrow. Good automatic Ice-maker. 842,5695. Phone 787-7909 large rooms, bath, stone fireplace, 16x40 portunlty employer. 671-24B4. Choice location. English Plaza and W. pool. Two-stall barn. S35,0O0.566-6376. starting salary plus at- APACHE RAVEN — Tent trailer.Two ex- YOUNG GERMAN SHEPHERD — Male, Front St., Red Bank. Superior parking. BARTENDER — Experienced/ full end DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur- tra tires, ona-wheel. Sleeps tour. 54S0. All shots. Fully obedience-trained. $150, (CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join one ol part-time. Calt 264-6S62 between noon an nished ond installed for only Ul.95. To or- PHILIP J. BOWERS J. CO. MIDDLETOWN, SWARTZEL BR, - tractive benefit pack- Coll 741-1779. Call 872-1437. Since ISM Lovely three-bedroom Cape Cod, on wood- •Monmoulh and Ocean Counties fastest p.m. der. Coll 34MB63. growing real estale agencies. We will train. age. Excellent working THREE-PIECE MISSION SET — 55-Veor PONY AND TACK 32 While St. Red Bank ed acre plus. Master bedroom 15x16. land ereoare for llcenslna- through our spe- EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY r- Sollc old Icebox. One large Mediterranean buf- Good wilh children. Large formal dining room with beamed cial company school qualified young men. AND MEAT WRAPPER conditions in our mod- vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete let. Call 824-4070. 787-3085 celling. Tile bath. Full basement. At- Tor positions In one ot'lodoy's'mosFlucr-; Union Shop, AH benefits. For Wanomossc metal siding. Call for tree estimate, D.W LITTLE SILVER tached garage. New heat. $36,500. Call atlve professions. If you are Interested In orea. Apply AAr. Louis Scatiulo, Food Cir- ern fully air condi- Barr Home Improvements. B42-2OS3. YARD SALE — Saturday, May 29.10 to 4. IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — Purebred. Oceanport Ave. (next to Mercedes Bcnz 671-3945. lint year earnings of S12,OOQ wilh unjlmit. cus, Rt. 35, Middlelown. _____ We're moving! Fantastic bargains. Fire- AKC with papers. Ready to go. building). Two stores left, 20'x60', or can ltd future income potential, coll Mcfe tioned plant. DESKS S15 up. FILES, tobies, chairs: od- place set, air cooler, women's clothing Call 774-4E6S be renFed os one. Immediate occupancy wanot7»7 5S0C. YOUNG MAN — To learn onto glass an ding machines, typewriters, otfice equip- size 10, decorator wall plaques. Many oth- For Information call 747-3609 or 747-9481. NEW SHREWSBURY general Glazing trade. Permanent posi- ment, etc.. at bargain prices. New or er lovely things. 14 Murfleld Dr., Llncrott. MINIATURE SCHNAUZER — AKC. Pa- " BUYOF THE WEEK! Ion. Fully paid Blue Cross and Blue per trained. Docked and wormed. Call AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES used. AAC DESK OUTLET, Rt. 35, Oak- (Across the street Irom Tomahawk Golf Reosonable rent, immediate occupancy Three-bedroom-ranch. Full finished base- MEN WANTED Shield. Pension tund. Lite Insurance. Vcr Apply in person hurst. 53I-3W0. Club.) 787-1662. ment. Two-car garage. Quiet dead end cation and holidays. Apply Atlantic Class Apply Serpico's, to I Monmoulh St., Red ST. BERNARD RUPPIES — AKC regis- Bonk, nexf to Carlton Theater. street. Centrally located to schools and MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN Company, 21 Maple Ave., Red Bank, GUNS — New and used. Buy, sell or 1970 APACHE EASLE shopping. Priced In low J30's. 9!SH*y3S ' Mlddletown, N.J. INTERDATA tered. Have to be seen to be appreciated. trade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORTS Tent trailer. Sleeps five. 5600. Coll onytlme 787-6910. OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK - 756 sq. II Full or part-time employees for days oi LIGHT MAINTENANCE - Short hours, SHOP Rt. 36, Eost Kconsburg. 787-tM>3. Coll 727-5354 in excellent location. Oeslroble for any BRUCE AGENCY evenings. Apply In person. 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Satur 2 Crescent PI. TWO LIVELY — Adorable kittens. Affec- profession. Call 747-3730 between 9 and 5. Real Estate day. Pleasant working conditions. Call FURNITURE ANOAPPLIANCES LADY'S GOLF CLUBS — Wilson Staffs, tionate, litter trained. Free to a good 'WANT ED — PRODUCE MANAGER AND The Heorth, 747-0556. Oceanport, N.J. MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES CLERK. Top union scales.-Hosal. Welfare and people with credit problems. three woods, eight Irons, bag, 950,67I< home. Call 747-5375.1 542-4142 Directly behind Holiday Inn Bldg. Immediate deliveries. Instant credit. Call 5119. — Reasonable, 30 Linden PI., Red Sank lalliatlon, union benefits. Apply FOOD PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE — And 10- An equal opportunity employer Mr.Gron. 373-AS11 SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS — Females. Phone 747-3620 ' Eves. 542-4020 CITY, 981 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrews- stool bar. Steady work. Must be reliable, MEDICAL RECORDS MAHOGANY — Dropleaf toble, 520. Four- bury or coll 542-4205. From 2 to 10:30 p.m. six days per week, No papers. Free to good homes. STORES — (2) for rent, approximate! COLTS NECK OVERhEAD GARAGE DOOR piece lady's luggage 520. Small desk, S1O. Call 591-1016 Attractive 1hrec-bedroom ranch. FlVB Call5M-«?B. _^ Regular slie. Reasonable. Ruos-9xl2ond r&15.S5each. 842-0097. 700 sq. ft. each, central Red Bank loco' LANDSCAPE EQUIPMENT OPER- tion. Call 747-1IO0. years old, beautiful completely wood»d SUPERVISOR 741-548? ONE PERSIAN KITTEN FOR SALE lo!. A real find at $45.W>0. , ATORS — And drivers. Experienced only, PART-TIME BARTENDER — Nlghl ICECREAM FREEZER Tortoise shell. 10 weeks-old. Coll 297-1J44.4627447 between ° and 5. 197022' ELKHART — Travel frailer. G t S7i OFFICE — Two rooms, nearly 300". Suit' ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Realtor MEDICAL RECORDS 747-5218 able ony business. Air conditioned. Eas1 Rt, 24 Colls Heck ^63 3172 DRIVERS WANTED - Local and lonj Medical Record Department of new hospi- Sleeps six, bath with tub, shower. Refrig- 2 & Front St., Red Bonk. SISO. 741-0500. erator-freezer, four-burner stove, oven. MINIATURE DACHSHUND PUPPIES MIDDLETOWN - Foirvlew section. 4' distance, experienced In handling house" SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced tal seeks supervisor to assume complete, DINING ROOM SET - Nine-plea Chip AKC Coll after 4 p.m. hold goods. Immediate opening. Apply in Apply In person, Rex Diner, 117 Wesl responsibility for operctlon. Supervisory* 842-7989. r PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE - Ap bedroom bl-levcl. Move-in condition. V/i pendai e with upholstered seats, $350. 291-0625 , proximotely 4,000 sq. ft. of prime office person, ANDERSON BROS. IWCV. 51* Front St., Red Bank. filing background, medical records cx> Four-piece sectional, best offer over 510O. baths, recreation room, garage, fenced In Mechanics!., Red Bonk. ' UPRIGHT PLAYER PIANO —Wilh elec- AKC COLL1 ES — Ready In 2W weeks. De- space in professional zone of Red Bonk yard, carpeting. Ottered at 133,900. Prlncl- SALESMAN — For hardwore dcpartmci perience preferred but not essential. Ap* tricair pump. S2O0. Twin bed. Coll 67W58O. Immediate occuparicv. Will decorate one WORKING ASSISTANT MANAGER — >Iy: . poslt will hold. AKC white collies, lust p^7jl-6B79. In l<5rgc retail store. Must have had pre- Phone 222-8263 whelped. Will fake deposit and weekly partition to suit. Altractive long-term Apply in person at Ben's Middlelown Car vious sales experience, not necessarily in GARAGE SALE — Frl., Sat., 10 a.m. to 4 lease available. .Call HOWARD B. PEX Wash, Rt. 35. Middlelown. p.m. Afghan, clothes, toys, Copymate-, payments. 741-4318 cr 747-0638. RUMSON RIVERFRONT — Unique ond hardware. Must be clean cut* agile, wel Freehold Area Hospital RACING GO CART — New tires, Chrys- TER ASSCUTS. 7473701. charming home. Large living room, fire- ler 2-cycle engine. S100, Call oilers, 741' milk can, etc. 46 Fair view Dr., MlaaTe- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Ap appearing man..Six day week. Salary 5150 t. 537 " Freehold, NJ. 0772B town. 747-0821. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS—For sale. place, dining areo, mod kitchen, two bed- ply In person. 741-9674. Uncroft Gulf Sla- weekly. Fringe benefits Include vacation, REAL ESTATE SALES — Unlimited op- 5421. Coll after 6 p.m. OFFICE SPACE - Malawan, Rt. 34. Ap- rooms, den, plus studio apartment, two* tio5plfatUairon, and cumulative leave. >ortunItlc3rT\&o listing services. Call Al- fjon. Newman Springs Rd.. Llncroft. TENNAN.T POWER SWEEPER — Model GARAGE SALE — Sat., Sun., and Mon., 54?-2235 proximately 750 sq. tt. Immediate occu- car garage. Many extras. 842-0514. Write to Box F-106, The Dally Register, oire-Farrow Agency, 671-2590. •May 29, 30,31.10 a.m. on. Bicycles, tri- pancy. Call S66-0W6 for details. Red Bonk, slating particulars in detail. 80. 5200. GOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER ACCOUNTANT —Hospital occountlngex- cycle, large hobby horse, large sandbox, AAEN WANTED new commode, hearing aid, plantsand nu- DOGS — Cash sold for pedigreed litters. GARAGE AND OFFICE SPACE — Avoll. ORPHAN ANNIE'S perience and degree preferred. Handle ao. 1 able an Hwy 36. Suitable for mechanic Lawn and maintenance work. S2 per how, DRIVER-YA.RD MAN — Knowledge of SWIMMING POOL — 12 dto. x 3' deep. merous household articles. 11 Lakalds CANINE CO1+EGE INC 22M933 or229. CASTLE! lumber helpful. Apply In person at Mata- counts payable, payroll, general ledger, Ave., Rumson. body work or any small retail business Collbctween5:30ond7 p.m,671-feio. trial balance, etc. Liberal fringe benetits. Like new. Vlnvl lined. All equipment In Call 495-0151 mornings. King sized master bedroom for Daddy wan Lumber Company, Sutphln Ave, eluded. New Parkway filter. 350. 842-4154 Waraucks. Also, a bedroom each for the CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Ma taw an. Submit resume to Box D-121, The Dally ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR DALMATIAN PUPPIES — 13 weeks old. Call alter 6pm. Register, Red Bank. An equal opportunity RED BANK - 600 sq. It. wilh d view ol Asp, Pun|ab, and Ll'l Orphan Annie. BEIGE VELVET SOFA - S50. Refrlg Good running condition. 540. Very friendly with children. Not AKC, Many treed back yard tor Sandy. At a 741-4951 PORTER — Full-time, benefits. employer^ 542-5057 the Naveslnk. Call Call 264-0900 erator, hope chest, S3S each. Odd chairs, Call 787-1137 741-1500 price Annie can pay without borrowing a S5. Two end tobies, S8 each. Infants and nickel (rom Daddy Wcrbucks. Arfl Arif DISHWASHER ~ NIghls. between noon ond 6 p.m. FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER — Posi- 1 SCHNAUZER — Affectionate pedigreed Apply In person tion available Immediately. State age, girl's clothing, 5D and up. 842-4435. MAHOGANY BUFFET — Gray sola, an- male, looking to meet appealing pedigreed LJNCROFT — For lease. New^tore. 1600 tique corner chair end rocker, gold arm- SHORE POINT INN. Hwy 35, Hailet THE NORTHEAST Monmoulh County R education, experience and salary required rt female. Oblect; puppies; 542-0942 slier 41 sq. ft. Prime location. Early occupancy. atonal Sewerage Authority Is now accept- n resume to Ben A shin Associates* 18B SURFBOARDS — «'8 Challenger, S40. 6' choir. All excellent. 462-2594. ~m E.H. MARTIN, Broker, 842-6220. ATREAS.URE, ' OFFSET ing applications tor employment of Sewer- East Bergen PI., Red Bank, H.J. custom-made, JiO. Both In goof condition. Move In condition. Convenient location. A age Plant Operators, Utility Men end La- Call 747-4105. SURFBOARD — Rise twin fin. Flag bat- FEMALE PUPPY — 4 months old, part STORAGE HOUSE FOR RENT — 10 lewel or a house! Larae living room with CAMERA MAN-STRIPPER borers (shift work.) Applications may be tDm. 5'8". No dings. Call Ted after 7 p.m shepherd and collie, free ta good name. high. 30' long, 25' wide. Fireproof. Red fireplace. Three bedrooms, den, gome REAL ESTATE — Two experienced pro- SURFBOARD — Good-tor beginners. 842-0305. . • Bonk. 741-9180. room, screened porch, lovely yard all In Excellent benefits, salary. 741-9300. obtained ot the offices of the Authority ot fessional people to work in expanding Red Loyes children. 739-0725. . ... 1 Highland Ave., AAonmouth Beach, N.J bloom now! See TODAY! Only 145,000.-' NEW CAR GET READY MAN — Musi Bonk oreo office. Full time only. Multiple ' Call 542-2741 allcr 5 p.m. GARAGE SALE — May 29, 9 to 5. 5 Al- An equal opportunity employer. ston Court, Red Bank. Small appliances, BEAUTIFUL,HEALTHY KITTENS HOUSES FOR RENT have own tools and mechanical bock' listings. Call Mr. Cozens ot 741-7686. Nine weeks old, weoned and litter trained., Joseph G. ground. GM experience preferred. Ex GAS HOT WATER HEATER old books, etc. WEN — Earn $300 ond more per mont NURSES' AIDES - And orderlies tor pro- Free to responsible parties. 787-2333. NEPTUNE — Three-bedroom ranch, Con eel lent working conditions. All comport' part-time. Varied posltlonslncluding mun venlenl shopping and transportation. 527! benefits. Apply in person at Russell Olds gressive health care facility. All shifts,, 842-4837 FREEFILLOIRT HALF POODLE PUPPIES - Male and agement. Commission plus bonuses. Many fuinime poslilons. Benetits included. Eo- All you can take. month. 493-3227 otter 3 p.m. AAcCUE moblle-Cttdffloc Co:, loo Newman Spring! extras. Call 543-3563 Monday throug BEDROOM SUITE — Five-piece, two- lemale. Free to good homes. Rd., Red Bank. Ask for Emil Schram. tontawn Convalescent Center, 1J9 Grant Call 872-1005 after 6 p.m. Call 291-2407 Realtors Friday. Ave., Eotontown. 542-4700. tone blonde oak. Including spring and mat- POCONO VACATION CHALET — Moun 3Q Ridge Rd. Rumson tress. A-l. 787-3342. tain setlinq. complete privacy. Excellent LINOTYPE OPERATOR — Full or port- YOUNG MEN - Handover, tood count- GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC. MANAGER CONTENTS OF TWO HOMES —Ex- fishing ana hunting. Five bedrooms, two time. COMMERCIAL PRESS, Red Bonk er work. Experience unnecessary. Week- GARAGE SALE — May 27th and 28ln«-10' Wormed ond shots, sire, obedient, and baths. Available June 1-30. 5175 per weoki 842-2760 747-3611 ends until end or June, then 40 nr. week For rcady-mode drapery factory. utility trained. Coll otter 6,988-7169. dELFORD — Three-bedroom ranch, raw- Phone 775-1694 a.m. to 3 p.m. Baby equipment, toys, fur- cellent values. Cams In and browse. No August 8-22. 5250 per week, and SepJember ly decorated, detached oarage. FHA ap- PAINTERS — Minimum of live years ex through Labor Day. Apply 9-5 p.m. NlCK- niture, clothes, and bargains galore, 14 6-30, 5175 per week. Winter rentals also ERSON'S, 72 Boardwalk, Kcansburg. NO FREE KITTENS — To good homes. Two available. 787-1679 or 671-0600. praised ot $25,100 FHA 51650, VA no down. perJence. Steady work. EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK — LaksldoDr., Atlantic Highlands (off time to list. Worthwhile looking Into. white, one gray and black striae. Litter Coll 671-12B9. Pbooe 787-BB32 after 6 p.m. PHONE CALLS. And meat wrapper. Union stiop with all Routo 36). 291-3570. trained. 2641x6. ' 5125 to 1350 Per Month benetits. Wanamassa area. Apply at .-ood Save... Sav»... Save:.. RUSCIL'S, 2S SLITTEROP-ERATOR — For slccl tubing DRIVER — Heavy truck. Building mate- Circus, Hwy 35» Middlelown. Ask tor Mr. JRANDFATHER'S CLOCK — Pointings, THE BERG AGENCY MIDDLETOWN rial distributor. Heavy work and over- SIAMESE KITTENS — Seal Point males. APPLEBSOOK SECTION plant. Experience required. Steady work, Louis Sccduto. stereo components, many other goodies. E. Front St., Red Bank. 741-1693. Purebred. Some shots. Litter trained. Call Rt. 35 . Mlddlttown ood pay and oil fringe benefits. Apply time. Systematic Increases, paid vacation 544-2459 between 9-12 a.m. or oiler 9 p.m. 671-1000 Ranch. Three bedrooms, two full bafts, profit sharing, hospltalliatlon ond life in- 542-4699. gergcr Industries, Inc., Edison Industrial COMMUTERS—COMMUTATION PAID MUST SELL — Moving fo an oportment. family room, 100x200 corner lot on d«ad. surance. Reply P.O. Box 206, Long FULL DINING ROOM SET— Peck & SUMMER RENTAL — Four-bedroom riv- end street. Pleoty ol privacy. Hua* stock- Cenfer, U.5. Hwy. 1, Mctuchcn, N J. 54S Branch. — Work In Grand Central area? Drop off Drexel 10-pIece" mahogany dining room TWO ADORABLE - Fot kltlens. Free to 2400. attache case daily (Monday through Hill. Two end tables, Anersmcm. American set. Wurlitzer spinet piano. Three-piece goad hams. erfront home, dock. Two blocks to ocean. ado Icnccd-ln backyard. Not yet listed Friday) between 9:30 and 8:45 a.m. at oriental rua 9x12. 741-8260. . Furnished. With utilities, 52400 June 15 to with broHer. J39.O0O. Call 671-SOW. MAN WAITED — To work in boatyard. EXPERIENCED PLUMBERS — And laveseat with button back. Tools, garden Call 342-S9B7 helpers. Inexperienced may also apply. Park Ave. and 48th 5t. Call D. H. Kuhtij iEARS 100 PSI TWIN CYLINDER AIR tools, and furniture, and more. Tet. (201 )• Sept. 15. 747-3916. Some experience preferred. Apply In per- 842-5800. 741-6510, Mon. — Thurs. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES son, PLEASURE BAY MARINA, 583 Pa Dackhoe operators. Installation of sewers, COMPRESSOR — 3 h.p. Also 3-gnl. paint Call TWO-BEDROftM HOUSE Top wages. Colt &71-4222. _____ tank, two spray guns and bosc. S325. 787-' In convenient Mlddlelown-Red Bank area. FLORIDA CALLING! ten Ave., Long Branch. COUPLES — Who destre extra Income. SURFBOARD — 10' Hoble, 5100. 671-1675 Now Is the time to buy that home, apart- Set own hours. No age limit. For home In- 6094. Call 741-8307 FIREMAN — Blue Seal Third Class, tm DISHWASHERS (6) Portable sewing machine, 535. ment, duplex or Incomo property. Act ervlew, call 737-1571 between 5-7 p.m. Call 747-5449. COCKER SPANIEL —AKC registered, mediate opening for nighl shift at Jcrsci A!I Shifts. Apply in person. Mermaid Din IB' POOL — Pump, filter, all extras. Best female, rust. Six months. All shots. Rea SUMMER RENTAL —Leonardo. By nowl ED. CONWAY, Realty Inc.. 2731 cr, Hwy 36, Leonardo. offer. Coll after 6 p.m. Oakland Pk. Blvd., Ft.-Laudcrdale, Fig. Shore Medical Center, 1945 Corlies Ave. MEDICAL TECHNICIAN —Part-time AQUARIUMS — Used. From 10 to 55 gat. Sonable togood home. 842-3549. month or season. 2V'i bedrooms. 01 Iho Neptune, Apply weekdays to Personnc 842-76W bay. Mlnules to ocean. 872-0311. ORDERLY — 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. shift. Saturday and Sunday only. 3 to 11 p.m. In stainless j>eel. 20 gat. tanks, all gloss Oltice between 9 a.m.-2 p.m. (An cquc shift. Must bo qualified in all phases. Ap- 776-9847 after 3:30. WEST KEANSBURG - Five rooms. opportunity employer M/F) Over IB. King James Nursing Home. Call REEL MOWER• National rl5. 747-2948. ed. 520. 741-0192 alter 3 p.m. premises. MEISTRICH AGENCY for appointment. Exclusive Broker perienced with cooVed-to-order contlnen ING. EXPERIENCED, REFERENCES. 5 AAEN-WOMEN — Expansion allows me to Si Church St., Lltlle silver i tai menus. Work with chef, dinner only DAY WEEK. 229-1043 or 762-2021. share my business. Be your own boss. BOY'S SCHWINN BIKE — 5-spced green DINING ROOM TABLE — Mahogany, RIVERVIEW TOWERS Full or part-time, year-round work LOCUST — Farmhouse, two acres. Pour BUNGALOW - v/i rooms. Two garagoi. Double your Income In spare time. NC Stingray, like new, 550. Call between 5-4, two leaves. Good condition. Telephone 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. Mlddletown, Chapel Hill orea. Sewer j Transportation a "must". Phone far op HELP WANTED — To work from youi INVESTMENT. 8J2-??37 onv time. ^__ 741-U07. table and chair. Round mirror, golc PHONE (201) 741-1732 bedrooms, two baths, den, living room, cofntment, THE RUMSON HOTEL, 84 framed. Miscellaneous small tables and dining room. New kitchen, July-August, completed. SIB.7S0. Coll 8W-2205. home Iwenty-lour-hour, seven-doy-a-weeli KEANSBURG — Summer or all year 2000. service, cleaning sewer ond sink lines. Al SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES — Gl RL'S20" Bl KE —and Boy's 24" floor lamps. Call 671-4010. 51I0O. 291-1779 or 212-831-2713. Areyoj interested in a career with unlim- round rentals. Modern, furnished or unfur- 20 ACRES — Plus lorae house, outside equipment and truck furnished by corn- Stingray. SB each. Call after 3 p.m. 071- nished. Suitable to shore or couples. Near SUMMER RENTAL-MONMOUTH •completed. All utilities. Chicken house" AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC — Ex pony. Call 787-2510. ited earnings? Salary 512,000 per year. If 1309. GARAGE SALE — Exercise bench, pin perlencerf, wilh tools. Commercial one qualified. Call 264-9127. Ask lor Miss ong table, household Items, Sot.. May 29 transportation. Parking. Private en- BEACH — Hall block to ocean, Bath and r A llnllc Clly> Ca tronces-.495-«4l6. Tennis club. Furnished four-bedroom 73S1 or 2M 7?S? " " '•'• Semi-mobile units. Government ex CARPENTER'S HELPER Strand. EVERETT SPINET PIANO — 5300 10-4 p.m. 540 Little Silver Point Rd., Lltll perience helpful. Capable cf workini Call house. Call 229-5277. - Experienced Silver. RED BANK — Small furnished apart- VEN — Four-room dollhouso ' clone. Top pay, Red Bonk area. 741-020' 741-1144 otter 6 p.m. PHLEBOTOMIST — Five day, 40-hour 842-6849 on two lots. $H,W0. doys. 542 5592 evenings. work week. Apply Elizabeth Bto-Chem- ' MASTERCRAFT BOAT TRAILER ment. Fine location. One adult. No pets. BALDWIN ORGAN Utilities extra. References. 741-3259. WANTED TO RENT _Coll 741-7743 evenings and wetlands COLLEGE STUDENTS Ical. 30 Main St., Eotontown, 542-6690. Tilt btd. 5125. MIODLETOWN -Center holl Coioniol, PARTS DEPARTMENT — Counter Mo NEED MONEY?? A-l condition. S300. Household Hems. 291-0256. SEW AND CUT OPERATOR — Ex- v KEANSBURG — Immediate occupancy. APARTMENT FOR COUPLE - And In- nalurol shakes, on wooded tot. Four btd Larre volume GM Deoler-BuicV. E S1700 this summer plus scholarship an Call 264-5962 ldl l perienced preferred. Good salary, o perienced. For upholstery shop. Please PIZZA RETARDER — Marble top. Imme- Apartment. Year round. For small family. rooms, 2V. bolhs, fireplace. Horary, (ami. career opportuniiies. Cor necessary. Mar GUITAR — Gretsch Astro J«t electric All ulllltlesexcept electric. 5140 per SO ^SUT " W room, encloicd porch. Two-cor jaroge fringe benefits. For interview phone 74 keting Division Alcoa. Interviews Sat. i; call797.9B4S dildllry «?00. ond case, 6 months old, must sell. Coll month. Security required. Ho pets. Call Full basement. Extra large kitchen. ff\. noon or 4 p.m. 794 Broad St., (Rt. 35) Bra 671-5783. oiler 8 p.m. only. 842-5203. TWO OR THRt-E-ROOM APARTMENT gar Dldg., Shrewsbury. SITUATIONS WANTED — Furnished or unfurnished. Mother and MAN WANTED — To work in moderi ANTIQUE AND SWAPTIQUE DAYS . . . HIGHLANDS — 3VJ rooms furnished, all daughter. Keypart-Keansburg vicinity, small animal hospital in Matawan arei REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Brokei YOU CAN SAVE MUCH — By looking MIDDLETOWN APPLEBROOK - Two' FEMALE At Country Klllen. Shrewsbury (off Rt. 35, year round, all utilities. 264-3733 onytlme. • bedroom ranch. Lorae din IV, hj.^ Call 566-4550. seeking salesman, experienced In com bq!h! behind Honeybee Florist.) Red Sticker re^ over what we [ust purchased. See good Call 291-9466 beoulllully IcndscaptdTol."lJiW ' mercial, acreage, Investment property YOUNG WOMAN — Seeks domestic posi- ductlons on Wednesdays, all summer. SPORTS EDITOR — Family ot 4 — Desir- CARPENTER — Cornice ond soffit moi and residential sates. Prime location, tion. AAon. thru Fri. Live in. Experienced. ADfKONDACKS — Private apartment, all es moderately priced 2 or 3-bedroom Call atler 7:30 p.m. • Swaptique Days all week (II ta 4) — Got LEONARDO — Custom-built l< VBHT. Write Broker, Box E-130, The Dally Reg- Also experienced with children, Refer- something you can't use? Bring It In — weekend values..; Both stores... Came conveniences. Near town. 3600 for season. house or apartment tarent. Coll 747-1632. young. Walk to New York and NewJrk 7B7-3125. "ster. Red Bank. ences. 842-0509 between 10-12 noon. P.O. Box JB6, Walervllle, N.Y. 13460. ouses and schools, ThreeMobed. use os money. Can't bring If In? Coll 741- 0 MAN WANTED — Allcrnoons, 1 to 5, ti 9671 — Tell us about It — Evenings coll In browse .. . RUSCIL'S SYCAMORE WANTED-— Two-bedroom house, June f. »f"5' kitchen, ond dlnlnj room. Larnc SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — 14-yr-old girl desires occasional baby-sit- 946-31(6. RED BANK — Unfurnished. Greentree lsl occupancy. Good references. Office and sales work. Hwy 34, Malawi ting — excellent references. Harmony Rd. GREENS, Sycamore Ave., LlltleSllver. Apartments, 239 Spring St. Studio and one- area. Coll 5S3-100O between 3 arxl 5 p.m. Two, part-time. (1)6-11 p.m.Man. C______7juntil 10 p.m. through Fri. (1) 3 p.m.-ll p.m. Sat. ont Section. Coll -195-1158 after 3 p.m. MOVING SALE — Toys, Hand and power bedroom apartment available June 1st. 12-10 p.m. Sun. Applicants Oceanport< 741^596. See Manager, Apt. E-9. WE NEED — Five or six, JJ bedroom MEN tools, furniture, clothes and boats. May Rental Homes, furnished or unlurnlshed We are looking tor tour cmblllous mtn Little Silver crta only. Oakhurst Esso, CHILD CARE — Will give loving care \n 28,29,30.21 Burlington Ave., Leonardo. my home for working mother. Ex- ELECTRIC STOVE AND IRONER MIDDLETOWN — Bachelor oportment. Irom SIS to S3S0 per month far incoming More Classified Earn *3W to 5700 a monlh cart-time. Cal 531-4699 Furnished 2'/z rooms, private entrance. for Interi/lew, 2M6W? perienced. Hazlct. Near Llly-Tullp. 787- GARAGE SALE — Moving ta Europe. Ev- I ronlte Ironer. 550 each. HOSPITAL COMPTROLLER erything must-go. DouMo bed, cribs, vacu- 642-355) References. Call 291-0140, ' on Next I'age New 160-bed voluntary hospital In desir- um cleaner, hair dryer, oramanhone, tc. . WAITERS STARTING JUNE 2I'-t — Will cqre for e STEEL DESK — Full size, typewriter Experienced. New Restaurant able NJ. area seeking competent hospital Ratft or shine, 10-4jThurs* Frl., Sat., 10 experienced take-charae comptroller to your child by day or week, tour years and Roso St.i opposlta Acme, Llncrott, 741- well. $25, Coll W2-7575 organize systems and stair. Salary open. up. Beautiful two acre property and swim- Phone 80-0097. ming pool, loeoted Marlboro Twp, Alter 3 EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED — Gas Send resume to Hospital Administrator, NIKON FTN — Camera. F-1.4 lens, zoom station ollendont. steady work. Coll tw- 106 Plaza Office Building, HWY36* Hazier pjncall94&&4&? OIL PAINTINGS — Engravings. Toble, NJ. 07730. ond wide angle lenses. Like new, S495. fore* p.m. 291-952?. JUNE HS GRAD — Desires summer Job. 'ire screen, Edison cylinder phonograph, 229-4867. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 Office work, child care, waitress — you wo typewriters, 1933 to 1937 Fortune PART-TIME BARTENDER EXPERIENCED - Mason * hslper wont- magazines, miscellaneous antiques. ©71- Three nlahls. a week. ed. Experience a "mutt." Good pay for name 11. Own transportation. Intelligent, YARD SALE — Tires, Snowblawer, balrv A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Phone 787-9758 good worker. Coll otter 5:30 p.m. 94^-8906. Icorns quickly. Coll 741-1294 alter 7:30 room.fon and light, small grinder, gas-On p.m. SHOP AND YARD SALE — Some an- gas stove, other Items. Sat., Sun., and' tiques and used articles. Prices reason- Mon., May 39-31, 69 Memorial Pkwy., At- MANY NEEDS! HELP WANTEO FEMALE NEW MOHMOUTH AREA — 14 year old able. Mon., May 31. 15 E. River St., Red lanllcHlahlands. WI-2843. *_ irl will mind your pet during your vaca- Bank. 747-0776. flon this summer, Re(erences.A71-2175- REFRIGERATOR —'Gibson 14 cu. ft. COLOR TELEVISION — RCA 21" Con- Two years old. copperlonewlth.Ic WILL GIVE — Loving tore to your Child, Sole. Like new. S300. Original cost S800. maker. Call 264-2669. Adding Machines Typewriters Odd Jobs \t\ my home. Infants accepted. Ex- 531-0505. FACTORY JOBS -icricncecJ mother. Call 741-B25S. GARAGE SALE — Household Items. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters' LIGHT HAULING - C-.llors, naroncs JPcarUnd Bcarijtestrlnglni! VOX BUCKINGHAM AMPLIFIER—J Norge washer, lamps, furniture and bi- Sold, rented, repaired. Serpico's. 101 AAOn- cleaned up. Free estimates, 74I-.149 allcr A few openings channels, tuli, reverb, tremelo, mid- cycles. 12 Chancevllli PL, New Man- mould St., Red Bank.'74?O485. 3 p.m. available in our SITUATIONS WANTED MALE range boost. Asking M75. 222-7120. mouth, 671-1509. press department for PART TIME Diamonds Bought or OLLEGE STUDENT — (41ti year) desir- JUNIOR — Dining room table and six AMERICAN STANOARD — Electric fur- Painting and Dccoratlnfr inspector-packers. oponing for es work part-time evenings and/or week- chairs. Antique whlie with pecan top. %]0. nace. Hot air blower. Like new. Ex- Restvlcd Openings on 8 a.m. ends for summer. Call Roland Dryer, 741* CalUn-3467. •• ceptlonol bargoln. SJSO. Coll 229-4167. io A p.m. stiifi but person 3594. Let ui buy Hie diomondi you don't war John Woodward & must be able to work UABY CARRIAGE — Pedigree English POOL FILTER — Low Mart dlqtomit* or let us res'yle 'hen* lor vou personally. coach. Like new. spin stainless. One-half h.p. Good condi- 4 p.m. to 12 mid- needing EXPERIENCED MOU5EPAINTERS - fccimlile's,3& Brood St. Sons Looking lor houses to paint. Excellent 679-2711 • tion. Call 4710375. 545. Pointing. Powrhonglnri. Ponellnn ' nighl (n temporary supplemental ltci. Top workmunslilp. Coll 542-3372. GARAGE SALE — Fisher stereo, queen SWIMMING POOLS— Above ground General Contractors Interior Remodeling ' basis. Hoapi- Mason Contraction • taluBlion, paid ho earnings. size bookcase heodboard, Zenith tele- aluminum ond redwood pools. PIcH Ihem CARPENTER-BUILDER 15 yr-otd buy desires, part-time summer vision. 23" black and whir* console. p at warehouse. Cost about S500. Call Coll oljer 6 p.m. lidiys end other Complete home Improvements, oltero- work — good worker — excellent refer- Household Items. Frl., Sat.. May 21, 29. *r.Joy.2490251. . tloii,cdfllllons Rooting,siding. benedti. Apply ences. Harmony Rd. Section. Call oiler 3 Corner While Rd. ond Woodland St., Ljtlle 741-8161 p m. 49S-U58 OARAGE SALH — Mvdroullc ..... '!;» / 2 Bedrooms? beauttful den with cathtfrai ceflW PS. Truly Discriminating THE BERG AGENCY 3 Bedrooms? floors an* stone fireplace Lovelv lotw'ith Natural wooded setttno With REALTORS * 4 Bedrooms? 0 0 l in 00 perfect view of ocean, bridge P . . -rlUl2u 9 o ™ and slide. An excellent and New York Harbor. Huge A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. * This Lincroft house Is living room with fireplace. $24/900 so versatile It could be STERLING THOMSON &ASS0C. .Dining roqni, kitchen. 24' Unbelievable any of these... Adjust OR family room with fireplace. to suit your need. In- 45 West River Rd. Brand New Ranch cludes a lovely paneled Rumson Four bedrooms, three baths. Redwood deck. Absentee Excited? Why not. It Isn't every day a new ranch ts offered library. Sliding glass 747*900 at such a low price. Three master size bedrooms, living owner asking $65,000. doors from dining roqrri Send tor Brochure McGOWAN, RYAN to Solarium offer light/ HOUSES FOR BALE HOUSES FOE SALE* REALTORS excitement and an out- HAZLET 258 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. $35,900 door flavor to the In- Red Bank__ 747-3000 A Pampered Beauty slde. One beautiful family whohas already • HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE acre. rt" ond tun the means to em Better Than New LITTLE SILVER-I fouMjeoV 3-STAR LISTING room Dutch Colonl Big and classy! Four large bedroom split with hug i $64,500 Owner hat reduced price to effect a, quick finished. Solid vinyl i room, dining area, science eat-In kitchen, 1wo full baths, ~~lel Gorgeous acre. Large living room, tr«ts ond Uirubs. Cor...... " ' ices, formal dining room, three and locol bunt, school* and recreation room. All this located In one of MIddletown's fi- lly room, full base- Many extrai. Coll today for nest areas.ALL BUYERS VA AND FHA TERMS ELLEN S. SPENCER JosephG. EDWARD A. HANLON Dally 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 REAL ESTATE McCUE Mlddletown HAZELTDN 30 Ridge Rtf. """"* Rumson HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE 842-3200 ' 842-2760 ENGLISH TUDOR MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE , WIDE PLANKFLOORS Realtor TTWO FAMILY HOUSE Lovely neighborhood, near- everything. West River Road Rumson MIDDLETOWN Thrhreeo bedrooms downstairs^ four be Four bedrooms, two tiled baths. Fireplace COOL COMFORT In living room, formal dining room, de- Custom built fouM)ed- • OAK HILL lightful paneled den, lull basement, two- room two-bath air HOUSES FOK SALE HOUSES TORflALE SBfOSShS^ffSgSSSli icar garage. Don't delay— call for ap- HOfj conditioned home In SPECTACULAR pointment. S34.500. Pair Haven. Large FAIR HAVEN RUMSON pond. bright eat-In kitchen, CONTEMPORARY private yard and cor- Da you want top schools for y On wooded property RUSSELL AA.BORUS dren! Inspect this home to* PORTAUPECK — Ttir«e*edroom. two- warmth and offers r •-" Cops Cod bath ranch, over Vi acre, tare* paved Infl. Truly In excellent condition f0low.com- drlveway/patlo, double oorcoe. Full to arammar — botement Including — —-" A. FREDjMAFFEO reom, fenced rear yard. Four bedrooms, Living room, large din- or three and a dem Asking »M,M0. A wise ing room, kitchen 569 River Rd., Fair Haven Investment. Three bedrooms/ 2 baths 741-9333 Game room HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOWES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE .HOUSES FOB SALE Low taxes/ low price $36,000 LOCATION - SEA BRIGHT PLUS CHARM Waterfront LUS VALUE. Spectacular view uttn of two rivers . , ,. Cape The Navesink and North Shrewsbury/ overlook- • Ing the hills of Mlddletown Buying a hometakes know-how. It Isnot a job foran amateur. BHevel ., ,._„. Three bedrooms/ V/t barns Deny family room An amattxir cannot ba expected to understand the many Mint condition ^flaland financial complexftias which may arka In any transfer ENGLISHTUDOR^ Bulkhead, dock/float of real property. Jc floors* cottwafoi cotlinff/ DQICOHY* Riparian rights lace, panelledjamlly room, and four $5i,ooo •\ ' • . and cFurnif cnQrni> chonrii C?n* REDDEN AGENCY What b needed in any home-buying situation Is a professional. to Red Bank train station. AsUitB Realtor 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank Roger F. Cozpns 741-9100 A professional Is qualified to give expert advice on matters Evenings: 747-5052 of taxes, maintenance, quality of construction and adequacy merit. CHATEAU REALTY. Real Slalo, Ave., Keonsburo. Member Mulllple Listing of public services. A professional is adept at analyzing "Come By Land Or Sea-For 4-BEDROOAA COLONIAL Hie future of neighborhoods, th» value of a home as a long- droom, 2ra*al]i cambrel root Co- Beautifully landscaped hillside lot. Living Real Estate-Come See Me" ... 'Ing with ronnlhg room with fireplace, forma dining room, range Investment and the most advantageous financing. icneiHJen with ce- finished Homeroom, den, 2V4 baths. Coun- BOATMAN'S PARADISE - BulkttMdW _l dining room plus try living. Convenient to schools, trans- docking for 40' boat. Full size tennis court nook. Nice rear porch. JOrtatlon and shopping. Asking U9.SD0. llgMea for night playing. Five bedrooms, iy. Many other fine fed- three baths, mahogany paneled den, eat-In Thb Is where your Realtor enters the picture. ALFRED J.HASSINGER kitchen. Large study, two fireplaces, fam- i'lisEE AGENCY, Realtor AGENCY-REALTOR ily room, central air conditioning. Origi- Rt.34 Colts Neck 442-3173 nally custom builder's home. Prime Utfle A Realtor it a professional in real estate who has passed a RUMSON 842-5880 Silver area. Jl2S,ooo. HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON - Handsome four-bedroom, S'A state licensing examination and who subscribes to a strict code f, FOUR BEDROOMS bath Colonial In wooded setting. Living •"*« room wllh fireplace, full dlnfng room, of ethics as a member of the local and state boards and the $32,000 , kllchen plus dinette ond den. Reduced to ••)' On a lovely tree lined dead end street with *07,750. National Association of Reat Estate Boards. ~ •37,900 lust obout everything far a family. Pore; .'ic tor summer cneer, fireplace, famlt' LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL — Like Location, location, location. The three room, dining room, large living room, ful new. Four bedrooms, full dining room, most Important features of a home. boiement with workshop for dad. House large den plus aameroom and basement. When you are ready to buy a home, look for the Realtor Call now to see this seven room, split will be completely painted. Only Sfcooo. Comfortable large home for the family. emblem. It's your assurance of professional know-how level In River Oaks. Three bedrooms, Hurry for this bargain! McALISTER immediate occupancy.'Only $45,000. two baths, separate dining room, fire, HOLMDEL - Beautiful setting near in all real estate matters. pljce, and 27' -family room. Well Holmdel Lab. New roomy colonial, cen- worth your Inspection. HOUSES FOB SALE' tral air conditioning, paneled family room plus library with built-in bookcases and desk. Flying deck otf library. Choose vow ForKnow-How "49.900 own color scheme. $64,000. Almost now Colonial. Convantsntlyto*, SO INVITING catad on half Acre. Four bedrooms, JEAN K. IRWIN 2V4 baths, 24' living roam, eepareto Re r dining room, eat-in kitchen, end large Rambling Cape Cod on beautifully Marina Park °"° Red Bank in Real Estate- landscaped lot In ths fox Hill Mo- family room. Double garage and full 842-4183 basement, Everything you need in e tion of Little Silver. Five bed- home. Call now. rooms, two full tiled baths, plna BEST VIEW ALONG paneled gams room. Centrally air conditioned. Offered at 047,500. THE ATLANTIC Call for appointment; COAST ATLANTIC ' agency The Dowatra Agency HIGHLANDS Coll REALTORS Realtors Hlllsldft ranch. Three bedrooms, fwo SI E. Front St. RedBenk baths, fiundeck.Seve n years old. Many ex- SSJ Prospect AVD. Llllle Silver 741-8700 tras. You must see this beautiful homo. 741-4500 Call us 1or on appointment. $33 The Stephens Agency 787-7500 bulous viewl Completely redaco- | polntment today. C. DeLucia Agency 787-4424 ratad, move right in. A good buy I 671-1010 Paul R. Stryker Agency 946-4144 umiaiviR COLONIAL Matthew J. Gill I Tha first floor of Ihta gracious ttotm I ««tur«s a living room with fireplace, 872-0001 Stynes Real Estate 946-9666 I elegant dining room, dekixs kitchen C.J. Gulney DONTDEUYICAUUSTO0AY1 I powder room and • Jilousiad, htaac I parch. On tha second floor-am three 566-7040 Sterling Thompson iAisoc. 747-5600 owpp«rt«loS,»«vend«iy*awM I good alzo badrooma and two baths, Heritage Agency I Also featured b a baument. patio and Illmensee Agency 462-3172 Van's Agency 566-1881 (g Guincv I two car garage. Ottered at •4S.7Q0. The Kirwan Company v ' 264-7200 Van Vliet Agency 946-4484 REALTORS JOHN ANDERSON Joieph S.Lang Agency 946-4237 Walker & Walker ' 741-5212 MufftdbtbiJtMi AQENCY 741-6262 500Hwy36 872-0001 Highland* 636 RIVER MM lawley Agency CarlF.Zellers 946-4443 MEMBER OF2MUITOIBU5TWO5 Mm HA WEN KD BANK and NCWHWNMONMOUTH 7414477 T I LEGAL NOTICE •f.Mty 28.1971 ' fffllMS FOB SALE wwmrmmv: LEGAL KOnCE PAUL R^STRYKER f^laoUSESTORSAlE. BOUSES TORSAL E f UOVSEStmUVB COLTS NECK A Aaethw Rvtin TM Cri Hwy 94 Holmdel Country estate featuring restored' applied to ffic Mayer c - RVlKSoN - Prllne r«ldentlol rust ytflr-ouj Colonial wltti wla* board floors Borough of Red Bank for a Plenary Retail orto. Spacious ranch. Living room has 946-4144 ana exposed beam*.* Also two bedroom Distribution License/ D-4, for premises •(replace, formol dining room. cl7 m oottis, fHill basement. Hot water oil heot. Poll: DO SEE room cottage, dog run, root cellar, tennis Monmouth, flifs day mode/ on the appli- edI P9rdnorchi antmd Attached two-car garage. Approximate! Outstanding Homes court, 9'A acres with paddock area far OBIectfons, ff any, should be mode Im- I Ms c beogtllul mediately in writing to John Bryon, Clerk cation of the undersigneds Helen Stevens, *. ocr«. S74.9O0. . horses. Beautiful around*, flowering Sole Executrix pf the estate of the said Dwnlntdt VValtirpraTldmta . 1 Elm Lent "i. am has to be trees, holly. A very unusual listing of of the Borough ot Red Bank, " I bulkhead (Signed) George A. Stevens, deceased, notice ' RUMSON — Desirable living local The many attractive features Tn thts great HOL'MDEL — Well kept, nicely land- $98,000. hereby ajven to the creditors of said di Louis'Voltl, Secretory, 1 Stmitybonle : ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Realtor CHESTER A. RUSIN Ranch. Fireplace in living room, dlnli Little Silver ranch. Sunken living room. scaped four-bedrcom, two-bath ranch. ADELINE RUSIN ceased to present to the said Sole Execu Drive, Shrewsbury, NJ. ; room, kitchen, pcnelee den. Three be paneled family room, witty raised hearth Fireplace In living room. 539,900 Rt. 34 Colts Neck 462-3172 tr lx their claims under oath within sir Objections, if any, should be) made Im- ' ball McAUSTER AGENCY, Realtor, 10! rooms, 1V3 baths. Full basement wll $7JO f E. River RaU Rumwn. 142-w and beamed celling. 2nd family room has HOLMDEL — Charming split level In set- FAIR HAVEN — New home en River Rd. mftnibs from this date. medlalelf in writing, to John Bryan. Mu- ;; game room. Hot air oil heot. Attached or charcoal orill. Four bedrooms, two baths. ting of tall trees. Four bedrooms, V-h Contemporary split. Convenient to school. Dated: May 12th, 1971 nlcipol Clerk of tne Borough of Red Bank, - cor oarage. Approximately V* ccn BeauWullot. River rights. Asking M»,S00. baths, family room. J49.900 NOTICE . .MATAWAN — Hew ««• custom bull a0 Three fireplaces. Four bedroohis, maid's MONMOUTH COUNTY HELEN STEVENS, V&V Enterprise!, Inc. . ranch. Three bedrooms, two full baths COLTS NECK — Expanded ranch on room, den, 2V2 baths, air .conditioned, full 32 Monmouth Court, » two-car garage. 583-9405. / ,acre. Five bedrooms, two baths. Beamed basement. Mortgage available. Reduced SURROGATE'S COURT 15 Wharf Avenue' ; ESTATE OF GEORGE J. DEGARMO, Mlddletown, N.J. Red Bank, N.J.-- RUMSON — Convenient rustic viclnlt A. FRED MAFFEO celling, kitchen ond toinlly room, fire- price. 741-Oi U. Sole Executrix Cope Cod. Loving room has a tircplaci place. Mint condition. ' SS3,5M DECEA5ED Mm IB, June 4 no-io.. HOUSES FOR SALE dining room, electric kitchen. Three be; Realtor Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS Messrs. Beekman & Porter, GAGLf ANO, Surrogate of the County of 29 Mechanic St., 569 River Rd.. Fair Haven MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING RUMSON BEAUTY Red Bank, N.J., game room. Hot air oil heat. Attactii OPEN 7 DAYS Charming Cape Cod has pretty living Monmcuth' this day made, on the appli- NOTICE one-car garage. Ample grounds. No cation ot the underslanedf Ruth Tavlor Attorneys room, large country style kitchen, two Toke notice that Horry Silver ond Lu- 531*00. 741-9333 bedrooms (one very large), tiled bathi at- DeGarmo sole executor of the estate of May 21.28 112.54 owtmimiNG Bonlta Smailwood the said George J. DeGarmo deceased. Associates: Hazel LaMura tached breeze wo y ond goroge, full, dry basement suitable for conversion to fami- notice Is hereby given to the creditors of orwawuK Evelyn Rasmusscn Mid deceased to present to the said Sole NOTICE Dennis K. Byrne ly room wilh outside entrance. Lovely lot MONMOUTH COUNTY STUCCO HOME —Three bedrooms, PERFECT OLDER HOME — For the re- with tall trees ond fine location. Call now, Executrix their claims under oath with six REALTOR-INSUROR months from this dale. auor license tor premises HIMHOU ~. — 100x100 lot. 113,900. tired couple or smaller lamily. Excellent Me A LISTER AGENCY, Realtor* 109 E, mAnSP Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury, N.J. 8 West River Road, Rumsor Fair Haven location. Close to shopping, River Rd., Rumson, 642-1894. RUTH TAYLOR DeGARMO, Sliver Liquors, Harry Silver. 29 Alden ', NEW HOME-$44,900 WllDDLETOWN SPLIT— Four bedrooms, on bus Jlne. Five rooms* full bain plus 11 Vista Place, DECEASED Phone 842-1150 }Vi botfis, living room, dining area. Kltctv powder room. Porch ond flagstone patio. WEST LONG BRANCH —Jusf listed. Ex- Red Bonk, New Jersey 0/7CI Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAl Lane, New Shrewsbury, N.J. ; How would you like to have MEMBER MULTIPLE en, large recreation room, large otflct Lovely grounds. Owner onxlous. 132,500. ' ceptionally well located four-bedroom Executrix GAGLIANO, Surrogate of the County o Lucille Silver, 29 Alden Lane, New. . "built for you a 4 bedroom, 254 room or den. Over-sl7ed two-car garage. two-story. Family room, large eat-In Messrs. Stein & Stamelman,- Monmouth, this day made* on the appli- Shrewsbury, NJ. ' " J "> LISTING Acre ot property. Well for lawn. Many ex- cation of the undersigned* Madeline Egar RUMSON — Year old Colonial. Three kitchen, dining room, two tile baths. Ful' 464 Broadway, 1 . Oblectlons, if any, should be made Im- . both home off a private lane tras. Including air conditioners. City sew- basement. Closets galore. Attached ga Long Branch, New Jersey 07740 Kelly ond The Monmouth County Nailonr mediately In writing lo Jerome S. Reed, ' LITTLE SILVER — A real attractive ar ers In and paid for. 332,500. very large bedrooms, V/i baths, 13' dining Bonk, Red Bank, Executors of the esta! surrounded by many trees - very comfortable four-bedroom Dutch Colon! room, eat-In kitchen, basement, attached rage. Can't last. $36,900. CAMAS5A Attorneys Borough Clerk ol New Shrewsbury, N.J. garage. Convenient to everything. Asking AGENCY, Reciters, 222-4100. Eves. 229- of the said Martin Harold Kelly, di HARRY SILVER large living room, formal dining in the low thirties. Recently redecorate May21,28- _ __ JJ2.M ceased, notice Is hereby given to the crec Shopping and schools nearby. Unusual o| IN NEED OF REPAIR —50x100 fenced-ln S38,s5o. 0593. L 2Ne9 Aldew Shrewsburyn Lane , NJ. room. Spacious eat-in kitchen. lot. Two bedrooms, living room with fire- Itors of said deceased fo present to th portunlty on today's market. Colt toda FAIR HAVEN AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING A METH said Executors their claims under oat LUCILLE SILVER place, kitchen, both, large attic storogr OLDE SHREWSBURY COLONIAL - Paneled den with fireplace. 2- e. A. Armstrong Agency, Realtors, 5! space, garage. Cash 19,000. RIVER OAKS RANCH OD FOR THE APPROVAL AND PAY. within six months from this date. 39 Alden Lone Prospect Ave., Little Silver, N.J.741-4501 Spacious throughout. Five bedrooms, for- Three bedrooms, Vh baths, living room MENT OP CLAIMS IN THE BOROUGH^ n (ed- Mav 12"l97l' New Shrewsbury, N.J. car garage. Your choice of color mal dining room, 18x14 kitchen/paneled O0Ieda t WOy VA APPROVED — Three bedrooms, llv with fireplace, separate dining room, OF NEW SHREWSBURY ™ -MADELIN - ---• E EGAN KELLY, in.oo and interior selection. To be den, screened-ln porch. Full bosement modern Kitchen, recreation room with vvei BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor one 756 Newman Springs Roai May 21.23 HOUSES FOR SALE tng room, kitchen, bath, garage. 50X100 with playroom. Two-car garoge. Hot wa- completed by August lot. No down to qualified vet. 121,500. bar, jalousled screened porch with flag- Council of the Borough of New Shrews- Uncrofl, U. ter hent. Beautiful grounds. Price — stone patio. Basement. Mature oak and bury that: THE MONMOUTH COUNT 154,900.' . hotly frees. Many, many extras. Prlncl- section i. No monies shall be paid fr NATIONAL BANK, RED BANI Edwin S. Stark pals only. Call 741-35B9. the Borough unless: . (By; Roger J. Flfiilmtnons QUAUTYSPECIALS Realtors ' WATERBURY AGENCY ) Any person cclaiminl g payment fromj Vice President: SPUT- $33,900 Realtor ir — ana Council ot the Borough i to comply with the terms ot the Bid ad- ; Charming older colonial of Garage and workshop. Won't last, Agency, Realtors, 5S5 Prospect Ave. Ak for a Plenary Retail DI Lfttle Silver, NJ. 741-4500. RUMSON — M acre (340x225.) Beau- department head of the department ti_ Red Bofikfu. _., . vertlsiment. All other checks will be stucco and hollow tile. 4 bed- 532,500. WOODS AND WATER tifully wooded. Corner Ridge Rd. and which the claim Is allocated or some oth- Irlbullon D1D-177 llicensi e forr premiseemises slti promptly returned. ated at 56 Eatt Newman Springs Road rooms, 1 Vi baths, spacious den, MIDDLETOWN-1NAVESINK) —Three- 10-ACRE — Horse farm. Good two-stoi Buena Vista Ave. $35,000 net to owner. er officer of the Borough having knowl- The Board reserves the right to relect •; bedroom custom ranch on one acre. barn wilh 12 box stalls. Good paddock: Coll ar en code (305) 567-2025. edge of the focts that the goods have been Red Bank, NJ. any and atl bids, award bids In whole or • stone fireplace in living room. M1DDLET0WN Woods on three sides, water In 40* id' Three-bedroom farmhouse. City watei, received by* or the services rendered to, Ob|ections, If any, should be made li.. part and waive immaterial Informalities If ' ground pool. Two tile baths, 21* living 30 ACRES CLEARED GROUND — Foi the Borough. mediately In writing to John Bryan, Clerl deemed to the BoorBoard'sjxjvanlage to do so. 15' dining room. Lot 575,000. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker, deemed to the |J,-gR-| Nice home with intimate apartment In room with brick fireplace, dining room, EQtontOWn, 542-1103. Rent. Suitable for planting only. Con grow Section 2. Following certification o' of the Borough of Red Bank. i. MONK' 120'xi 20' on quiet side street. two-car garage. Basement. Dishwasher, soy beans, hay* barley, vegetables. No OFFICERS rear, call for appointment. 524,900. corn. $150 rent for balance of year. claims against the Borough os aforesaid built-in oven and range. $45X00.291-0341. RUMSON RD. (Little Sliver.) Rancl the same shall be presented ta the Chair- Murray Rosen, 60 Tower Hill Avo., Red Dated! May 27,1971 Three bedrooms, two baths. Large livlr man of the appropriate Council Com- Bonk, N.J., President May28 W.75 FREEHOLD AREA —Modern ranch room with fireplace, dining room, fomi, MEYER MORRILL home. Three bedrooms, modern kitchen, mittee who, If satisfied that Ihe claim Is Marie Rosen, 60 Tower Hill Ave., Ret QUALITY . room, kitchen and laundry. Two-car go Exclusive Broker proper, shall approve the claim by signing Bonk, N.J., Vice President dining room, two-car garage. Extras. Call rage. Acre plus. J4WXW. No brokers. CaJi 56 Church St. UHle silver 842-4376 NOTICE.. owner, 462-5990. • trie some. Following such approval fhe Stanley Kaufelt, 343 North 4th Ave, PAULBRAGAR 7414081. claim shall then be transmitted first to the Hlahland Park.Nj.1.S»rv Tr«n. ORDINANCE NO. S» REALTY ASSOC. COLTS NECK — Ideal for doctors, rtsn lists, lawyers, etc Only one of Its kind In Chairman of the council Finance Com- Board ot Directors BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR GEORGE A. DCLOR1/1E SPECIALIZING — In small and large mittee for his approval and then to the THE IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS AGENCr,MC. HOUSES FOR SALE Colts Neck. Zoned tor offlco and home, 1 Murray Rosen, eo Tower Hill Ave,, Ri • Realtor tarms* acreage and) Income properties. This lovely rolling iwo aero lot has run- Mayor for his approval, said approvals to STREETS BY THE BOROUGH OF Ruhor SfafeH.wy36 Leonardo ning brook, fully grown trees, laurel, and. bo Indicated by their respective signatures' Mafle'Rosen, «0 Tower Hill Ave,, Rid UNION BEACH. IN THE COUNTY OF MEYER MORR1LL Is located at the hub or Colonial Colts on the claim. If no designated department MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY. APPRO- 794 toad % Shrewsbury 291-3232 Is responsible tar the order, then, fallow- PRIATING KO.OOO THEREFOR AND AU- . Exclusive Broker Neck. For Intormallon, call £42-4518 or Stanley'Kaufelf, 343 HcrHMth AVe, THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF J3I.O0O ; 7414)221 948-4011. ing certification of such claim under Sec- Highland Park, N.J. Evenings 291-2800 RUMSON 56 Church St. Little Silver 842-4876 tion 1, the claim shall be presented to the BONDS OR NOTES OF THE BOROUGH db STOCKHOLDERS FOR FINANCING SUCH APPROPRIA- Pine Rid9a Area COLONIAL FARMHOUSE DESIRABLE LOT IN OAK HILL ' Chairman ot the Council Finance Com- holding one (U or more percent ol the Ti Immaculate four-bedroom colonial farm- Only available wooded building site li mittee. sued and outstanding slock of tha oppll house* on secluded on* aero lot. Living TI Charming three-bedroom ranch , area. WI-2348 or 671-0450. section 3. After a claim has been, t, cant corporation. i BB.iTORDAIN|D BYTHB^OROU room* formal din In o room, country *cUch- proved In accordance with the foregoing Murray Rosen, 10 Tower Hill Ave., Red on beautifully landscaped lot. liv- en, two enclosed porches, full basement WATERFRONT LOT — On South Shrews- requirements, the same shall be presented Bank, NJ. ing room will) fireplace, paneled balfi. Large two-car garage which cout bury River. 130* new bulkheadlng. Splen- to fhe Borough Council tor its approval at Marie Rosen, 60 Tower Hill Ave.; Red MoWNEwJiisE . be used for horses. Built-in swlmmlm did location for boatman. Asking $18,000. Bank, N.J. than two-lhlrds of all the memberf thej family room, p/ baths. Fullrallnr pool with cabana. Adfolnlna four acre a regular meeting or other public meeting 2 .try J15.O0O. duly convened. Borough Council may re- MQyfalr Super Markets, Inc.* 123 El afflrrnatluei SMASHING HOME VALUES! with gams room. Offered at may be purchased separately* $42*001 Liberal financing available. |ecf any claim presented to II stating the mora Ave., Elizabeth, N.J. Section " $48,000. Call for appointment. RayStillman/ Realtor reason for such reaction or suspend ap- May 23, June4 In Section . -.. PALACE REALTY ASSOCS. flOur 53rd Year" proval pending-further study. Any dis- by authorized as a general l(m.._ 2958 H0Z NJ 648 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8400 approved claim shall be referred to thi ta be made or acquired by Ihe Borough _ •** 5M-530O ""' ' Borough Clerk with such instructions as ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS in Beach, New Jersey. For the so a LEONARDO — Corner lot, Oakwood and Project No. 78J5 Union Beach, New Jersey. For the so i Licensed Real Estate Broker Blvd. 100x101. Wooded. Ready to build, the Borough Council may give from time Improveovemeni t or purpose Jfate"-*"•'d Injal- "•''d to time. ond Ion 3, there Is hereby appropriated the • RED BANK AREA! The Dowstra Agency ENGLISHTOWN-YORKTOWN — Nlnt •$S,M»flrm.291-2m. Location: Replace Wood Shingle Roof Section" Section 4. It shall be the duty of the of MOiOOO, said sum 6eW9 Inclusive, of REALTORS room Colonial. Four bedrooms. Reduced Equipment Garage, Bass River Stole For ill appropriations heretofore mod* there* HOLMDEL—2% wooded ocres dead-end Borough Clerk to record all claims ap- est. New Gretna, New Jersey to532,900. Plione44t-<721. street. Garden State Arts Center area. 'or and Includlna the sum of 9&0O0J at th* First time offered. Three bedroom rancher. Cellar, 91 E. Front St. Red Bank provea for payment by the Borough In the Owner: State of N ew Jersey town payment for sold Improvement or 741-8700 S23.5O0.493-4575. official minutes of the meeting of the Separate sealed bids (a) for each of list- den. Convenient to Red Bankl Rare at $31,0001 HOUSES FOR SALE Borough Council at which time approver ed branches of work and a separate over 10000"xl44' ' — 23 Fair Haven Rd., 300 It, was granted, sold minutes to Indicate that all single contract bid (6) covering all tin Won't last! Call today! Liberal financing. fr'-io mi the river. SiejJOO. the Borough Council has, by motion ar branches of work and material required ti previously adopted cuager or budgets of Call 842-58(8. resolution, approved the same. Ins Borough for down payment or for cap- complete the protect will be received [i ital Improvement purposes. FAIR HWEN—100x150. Section 5. Alter the Borough Councl the Reception Room of the Division oi shall have approved the payment of a Building and Construction, fth floor of th( Section 2. For the finatclM 0» said Im- • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! $12,000 provement or purpose and to meet in* 842-3777 claim al a regular or duly called meeting Taxation Building, West State and Wlllor This is as aforesaid, the method ot disbursing Streets, Trenton, New Jersey 08425, untl part of said W,m appropriation not pro- monies for payment of claims approved 2:00 o'clock p.m. D.S.T. on June 3, 197' vided for by application hereuiider of said One year old, mint condition. Four-bedroom Colonial. COLTS NECK — IV* acre wooded lot, down payment, negotiable bonds of th* high and dry. $15,000. shaft be as fallows: and fhen ptibftcly opened and read oloud* No bid will be accepted after the hou Borougl) ore hereby authorized to *• '•• Cellar, air-conditioned. Rare at $44,9001 . ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Realtor (a) The Borough Clerk shall Indicate by sued In the principal amount of 1 Rt. 34 Colts Neck 462-3172 signature on the claim that it hos been ap- specified. Bids will be received on the for proved for payment by the Borough Coun- lowing branches of work: ' ' pursuant to the Local Bond Law o • VERMONT — Farms. Acreage, — Paw. cil and the other appropriate officers of Sersey In anticipation ot the Inuanc* of , • FAIRWAYS NORTH! NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK sold bonds and to temporarily finance oil- • let, Ludlow, Bondvllie. Lots; Two chalets the Borough, together- with the dale of ap- The Information tor Bidders. Form i Improvement or purpose, negotiable notes Near skiing, water. 201-842-3593. proval. Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Epeclflct (b) The Borough Clerk shall deliver the of the Borough In a principal amount not We broke the price barrier! Models open 7 days; see tlons and Forms of Bid Bond, Perform' exceeding S3J.0OO dre hereby outhorlied to ATTENTION —Investors, syndicates. clolm to the Borough Treasurer, who ance-Payment Bond, and other contrac and partnerships. Have some beautiful shall draw a check on the tunas of the be Issued pursuant to and within the limi- our four bedroom Colonial at $36,990. Turn right at documents may be examined at the fol tations prescribed by sold Law. - tracts of land for Industry, commercial or Borough in the amount of the claim. lowing: development use. Call HAROLD LIND- Section 3.(a) The Improvement hereby, Middletown-Lincroft Rd. intersection and right on Pris- (c) All such payment checks shall be Division of Building end Construction EMANN, Broker, Eatontown. 542-1103. signed by the Mayor or, In his absence, by authorized and purpose for the financing West State and Willow Streets ot which sold obligations are to be Issued . cilla Dr. to Models, and see the impossible buyl the President of the Borough Council, at- Trenton, New Jersey 08S1S tested by the Borough Clerk and counter- Is the Improvement ot the following CEMETERY LOTS Copies may bo obtained ot the plvtsloi streets In the Borough by the reconstruc- YOUR REALTOR IS signesigned by the BorougBorouglh Treasurer. of Building ond Construction, located c tion of the existing 8-Inch gravel surface FOUR CEMETERY LOTS — At Shore $CO QAA Section 8. Whenever In 1his Ordinance dining room, 2-car garage, on 1 acre erty. Truly, a steal at $59,9001 LEGAL NOTICE waive any Informalities In or relect am dance with the plans and specifications' Jhe Chairman of a Council Committee Is and all bids. therefor on file In the office of the • absent or unavailable for action of ap- This amount will be refunded In full tc Borough Clerk and hereby approved. • : Ranch, 3 bedreoms. 2 baths, fireplace, dining NOTICE proval or rejection of a claim or whene- QAA . LITUE SILVER SACRIFICE! Take notice maf Lucfon's Depot Bar, 'er a department head is absent or bonafldo bidders. One-half l'/i> ot th room, swimming pool, 2-car garage, on 1 acre jr#VV Inc. has applied lo the Mayor ana CouncH jnavallabfe for the certification of a pay- above amounts will be returned to all otf> of the Borough of Red Bank for a Plenary ers upon return of plans and contracl f roll, then and In that event the claim or documents unmarked and In good condl (b> The estimated maximum amount of Retail Consumption C-16 license for prem payroll shall be submitted to another bands or notes to be Issued tor sold pur-. Ranch, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathi,den. fireplace, $7O C(\(\ Owner says sell! Four bedroom rancher, family room, Ises situated at 115 Oakland St.. Redmember of the Council Committee in tlon within IS days after the date o Bank, N.J. receipt of bids. pose Is $38,000, , (lining room, basement, garage, 1 sere / X/JVv formal dining room, prime location. Tremendous value question or the assistant to the depart- (c) The estimated cost of sold purpose > Objections/ If any, should be made Im ment head, cs the case may be. Boring Loss — Contract "S" J10.00 per group Is S40,000, the excess thtreof ov»r the said'. at $44,900! Call today. mediately In writing to John Bryan, Clerk Section 9. This Ordinance shall lake ef- jstlmoted maximum amount of bonds or i WE HAVE 20 ADDITIONAL HOMES I1M of the Borough of Red Bank fect upon Its final passage and publication Each bidder must deposit a bid security notes to be Issued therefor being the , (Signed) according to law. of ten (10%) percent of the total base blc amount ot the said 52,000 down paymtnt j HOLMDEL TO SELECT FROM. OFFICERS In the form of certified check, bid bond or 1or said purpose. • '.' ! ALYCE R. MARKHAM, Sec-Treasurer PUBLIC NOTICE "BIDDERS OH THIS WORK WILL BE Section A. The following additional t|)df-r; For additional information, call 39 W. Sunset Avenue, Red Bank, The foregoini g dordinanci e was Introduced tan .are hereby determined, declared, ri- • GEORGE TAYLOR, Presfdent REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH PRESI- 1 _nd passed first reading ot a regular DENTS EXECUTIVE ORDER NO; 1124& cited and stated: . - J 199 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, N.J. meeting of the Mayor ond Council of the (a) The said purpose described In Sec- < ADAMS AGENCY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Borough of New Shrewsbury held on May, AS AMENDED BY EXECUTIVE ORDER Won 3 of this bond ordinance Is not a cur-] ALYCE R. MARKHAM NO. 11375. THE REQUIREMENTS FOR 6,1971 and sold ordinance will be further BIDDERS AND CONTRACTS UNDER rent expense and U a property or Im-' 39 W. Sunset Ave., Red Bank, N J. considered for final passage at a regular -•roement which the Borough may low-1 BETSY ROSS AGENCY Rea/for-Insurers GEORGE TAYLOR DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT meeting of said governing body to be held ARE EXPLAINED IN THE SPECIFICA- jlly acquire or moke as a general Im-: 110A Ave.' of Two Rivers Rumson 199 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, N.J. on June 3, 1771 at 8:1; P.M. at the Mon- provement, ond no port of the colt I hereof t 117 Hwy. 35 - 264-3456 - Keyport CLARA R. ROMAN mouth Regional High School New Shrews- has been or shall be ipeclo ly assessed on : 842-5098 Open 7 Days Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, N.J. bury, New Jersey, at which time and THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN STOCKHOLDERS HOLDING ONE 11) place all persons desiring to be heard SEWERAGE AUTHORITY iroperty specially benefited thereby. : MttUiph lifting Realtor* ftb onr 3QQ homes to stltd fnm. OR MORE PER CENT OF THE IS- thereon wmjie given full opportunity. EDWARD SCHUMANN, (b) The period of usefulness of said pilN" SUED AND.OUTSTANDING STOCK Chairman josei within the limitations ot sold Local ALYCE R.MARKHAM JEROME S. REED, Borough Clerk Date Authorized: May 12,1971 Bond Law, according to the reasonable DATED: Jiffi thereof computed from th» dole of the 39 W. Sunset Ave., Red Bank May 28 W4.15 May 29 SU50 said bonds authorized by thli bond ordl- i2 shares nonce, Is i years. '""',. 49.6% stock Issued end outstanding GEORGE TAYLOR LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE (c) The supplemental debt statemtnl re- 199 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, N.J. quired by sa[d Law has been duly mude .2 shores SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 1970 AUDIT REPORT OF and filed In the office of the Borouah 49,6% stock Issued and outstanding BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S. «A'5-7 Clerk and, a complete executed dupllcoti COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET thereof has been tiled In the office of th« CLARA R. ROMAN Director ot the Division ot Locol Flnonc. Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, N.J. .„„, Decemberji pecemberai " Department of Th» Treasury ol th« . share ASSETS Year 1970 'year I960 K J .6% stock Issued and outstanding. Cosh ond Investments _ (935,192.03 • $733,101.77 K °L ?H «f"y' ond such itatuncnt 'axes, Assessments and Liens Receivable 95,162.25 72,596.01 j May 28,'June 4 SW50 •roperty Acquired for Taxes-Assessed Value.,. _... 10,150.00 10,1.— s defined In said Law Is Increased by the NOTICE . iccouiils Receivable 159,043.55 lSl.vi aulhorliallon of the nonas and notes pro" Deterred Charges to Future Taxation-General Capital.. 436,215.49 454,S9O 54 •dJd 'orJn this bond ordinanceThy, REALTORS ]8 SHERIFF'S SALE Deferred Charges to Revenue of Succeeding Years 1,000.00 4,340.00 '°2«> and thesald obligations author. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 'W™h?™,ordinance will be witnin CHANCERY DIVISION TOTAL ASSET'S Sl.6%772.32 SMS7,434.3( °ow?e llmllolll)ns P«»crlbed by salol MONMOUTH COUNTY ,DOCket No. F-m-70 t'nnA" °W?W*» amount not excetdlnj The Dime Savings Bank of New York LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS 5,000 forinterest on sold obligations. Bonds and Notes Payable -. S220,000.O0 :osts o Issuing uld obligations, er, lne«S formerly known as The Dime Savings 5245,000 00 0 1 CONSIDER [Bank of Brooklyn, a corporation of the Improvement Authorizations 105,590.43 60,997.95 mg costs and other Items of expense llstoo OWNER LEAVING TOWN-MUST SELL State of New York, Plaintiff vs: James P. Other Liabilities and Special Funds 963,099.20 913,248.4 n and permitted under SulloniiAtS-M ot That this 3 bedroom, 2-bsth rancher offers a full basement, over- Kearney and Jeanne E. Kearney, his wife, Reserve far Certain Assets Receivable 210,199.02 laid Low may be Included as port of In* This beautiful three-bedroom, 114 bath homo wilh central air condi- 208,309.5:. sued 2-car garage and Vt acre lot. Ideal for an active family with etals., Defendants lurplus ' J37.SPJ.62 130,128.48 :o;t of said_ ...... Improvemen. ~.„...»,„t u,,onKd )Itj IntludjItlklUUtfidf tioning'is priced to sell this Memorial Day weekend, so call us now By virtue ot a writ of execution In the In the foregoing estimate thereof, many hobbies. Large living-dining room, 23' kitchen. $34,900. for first showing. Wa have the key. Priced at 531,900. ' above stated action to me directed* I shall TOTALLIABILITIES.RESERVESANDSURPLUS... 11,636,772.32 51,457,684.36 Section 57 The lull faith and credit of tud expose for sale ot public vendue, at the Borough are hereby pledped to Ihe punc- Court House In the Borough of Frtehoid, tual payment of the principal of and Inter- THIS CENTER HALL County ot Monmouth, New Jersey, on COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANOE IN SURPLUS sst oh the said obligations authorized by MAGNIFICENT OAK HILL RANCH Monday/ the 2Ut day of June, 1971, ot 2 CURRENT FUND Ihis bond ordinance. Said obligations bho'l 4-bedroom homo is not only large, but is superbly built and has the o'clock; P.M. Prevailing Time. On a beautiful acre of trees and shrubs, fireplaces in livirig room Revenue (Cash Basis) Year 1970 Year 1969 io direct, unlimited obligations of the finest appliances. 3 fully tiled baths, lovely new carpeting in living All that certain plot, piece or parcel of Surplus Balance January 1 , $127,796.21) > 1140,739.95 larough, and the Borough shall be obll- and family room, 2Vi baths plus a gamcroom on lower lovol with loom and hallway, large den as well as a linished activity room, (and with the buildings and Improvements Mlscellaneous-From other than Local Property Taic Levies. 218,112,51 200,748.04 jatod to levy ad valorem taxis upon oil outside entrance. Two-car garage and a big PLUS I Sewers in, con- thereon erected, or to be erected, situate, Collection of Delinquent Taxes ond Tax Title Liens 67461.86 73,333.72 he taxable property within the Boroi mixing pantry with wet sink. All in perfect condition an\J reasonably lying and being at Strathmara at Mata- Collection of Current Tax Levy 2,121,027.73 1,719,513.07 or the payment of said obligations and priced. «48.5O0. nected and operating. Outstanding value ot $56,400. wan. In Mm County olMonmouth and State •ntecfund Loans Returned 19,248,82 erest thereon without limitation ol rut of New Jersey, Belna known and deslo- T amaunf, - •* noted as lot no. 2 In block 110 on a certain TOTAL FUNDS « ..,.«., Section t. This bond ordlnonc* ihalL^ LOVABLE RANCH-$27,900 plan entitled "Subdivision Map, Ivvhlll ** -"—' ** J ir Hi* first pub(l«»2: SPOTLESS SPLIT LEVEL Park. Stralhmorft at Maiawan — Section —tlorr This cozy home offers three bedrooms, science* kitchen, largo living '12* situated In Township of Matawan, Expenditures (Accrual Bails) With 4 bedrooms, bath and powder rooms, large living room, eat-in room with formal dining area. Plenty of room for additional ex- Monmouth County, New Jersey, owned by ludget Expenditures: Municipal Purposes... kjlchon, attractive den, largo fenced lot. Occanport, $34,900. Levitt end Sons, Incorporated, dated Au- ,'ounty Taxes pansion. Owner anxious to sell. Call today. 671-3311. gust IS, 1962 survey and map by C.A, Mon- .ocal and Regional School Taxes , roe, P.E. & L.S," said plan duly recorded with the Of (let of the Counly Clerk, Mon< mouth County, on September 26, 1962 as rij6mii^e.™Z...... ~.»~ZZ'..Z ALOHA-YOUR CHARMING GOOD BUVl Cos* No. 33 sW 31. I TOTAL EXPENDITURES _„_. J2^t»,285.7» 971. if will i» further"ca™iSrt3 torTlrioi?.'' let us kelp you pick your new horns. Four bedrooms, two baths, forma) dining, all now eloctr/c scienco U.010.878JO Being commonly known ond detonated OlSOge Otter OUbllr hmrlnn lk>~» -* - kitchen, 16x32 in-ground pool and fully fencod in yard. Two-car go- as No. 1» Ivyhllf Drive, Malawan, New ILESS: Expenditures to bo Rolsed by Future Tm«i.,....„..., I.OOJ.M) Member of Four Multiple Listing Sen/ices. Jersey. rago and much, much mote. Must aeal $38,500. The approximate amount of the |udo> TOTAL ADJUSTED EXPENDITURES...... „.,.... tt,4HU8S.7H ment to be satisfied by acid sal* Is the sum of US^M.OO together with the costs Surplus Bolonce December 31 •.*•..„ iirecfltr ai the moltir can b» hwrtf, ow." of this tale. urlng th« wtsk prior to and up to ana HK*- The Sheriff hereby nservis the rlpht to RECOMMENDATIONS"None" . ludfng ifm data of such m«flnj)» COpiffU' 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N.J. HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N.J. adlourn this sale without further notice by f laid ordlnanct will b« mod* ayoJlfe publication The above summary or synopit was prepared from th* rtport of audit of the oroughot Little Silver, County of Monmouth forth* calendar year mo. Thli report of the Cltrk't Ohico in Borough H 741-5212 udlt, submlllid by Seaman, Seaman end Oilnlo, Rtglitered Municipal Account!, Is on lorence Avenue, •unio• ' n n«tfchL. , N.J 671-3311 !..at lt» Bor.Wflh Cerw offlc4ionct moy l« .n*^-^amfJjtjr.ff?^E.|r,v?&oD e mombers of Ihe general llintr,Goldman KSpItzcr all request Ihe lame. "°1 Atfyi. May 21, June 2. P. lfi Clirk *MRYMBlte*; 152.00 Borough Clertf . HO.50 |Woy J! 4 , HI.SO 11 Bent, nAbtm. Am»u.V,we 13 Soffit-. 39Ke«t. JOE COOS AH£ denoting O«S;TOPE B/LoisJostf feet OF CHICKS 19Stndor ACROSS wui* draw. 22 Paddle. way musical, 1.Sheep** cry. 4C Secular. 24 Jagged pre- •6 Frozen pre- 47 Streetcar. 46 HouHousehols d tuberance. d cipitation. in London. , catcher. god* 10 At the peak.48 Masculine 47 Engliglfai h - name. 25 Quick. river. H'Teutonic 26 Full sauce. gods. si Smile 4S Distant, 15 Fruit. broadly. 27 Area. 49Raln. 52 Wood, sorrel. 28 Lady of 50 Peel Ill Relocate. Troy. 17 Temporary 55 Incredible 51 Valley. ruling statement. 29 The same: 52 Feminine group. 58 Claw. abbr. name. I&AWOWCE ACCOUNTS 60 English 30 Terror. 53 Cover. MAyBE S3MB0NE IS Still extant. 20 Cooling princeis. 54 Indian coin. drink. (if Hot box. THIS NEW PPO- 02 Musical 32 American 21 Gaze. »7 Hail. BooraAu. 23 Flashes in instrument poet. the pan. 63 Com- 33 "I believe." 59 Land 6AWE WITH 3a Subject. measure. ME, IMP? 24 Stretch. munists. 25 Garden tool. G4 Confined. 27 Black eye. '85 Cowboy Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 30 Wan. ' gear. 31 Rudiments. DOWN 34 Evergreen 1—Cali- , nararan arjn uuuu tree. fornia. ranrnmra tunno none 35 Tall candle. 2 Feudal nrannn nnHiaroraonn 30 French sea. vassal. nirann nnn rarnrn 37 Mr. Cassini. 3 Serf. man mrnrm-i fanmnrani 38 Pertaining 4 Little island. aninnra raram HUH to sound. 5 Animal WLJULJULJLJUL! L1UUJL3 39 Prong. catcher. lilULUUU UUIU UiUIJUB . Mmmzv use Gius 40 Sty. 6 Reject auoiH uuu 41 Savory. 7 Cardinal HHau H LdUuuuutJiiiatU tJLUUBJWd HE 6 CERTAIN TH«r / THI5 15 WONDERFUL NEWS- ^~>?-Z8 Children's Letters 42 Avarice. number. FOR ALL QF US!». BUT IT WOULD UHIHUUU uuuu UIUL'J 43 Common 8 Unit. UUU LJL3U HUU13 I BE UNTHINKABLE- NOW- FOR. suffix. | 9 Grow. \ YOU TO MARK/ DR.HOLT 10 Organic UUCJUL113L1UU UEJUUli KATUiBiWF/ » UNU5TEDPRISONERS OF COURSE! 44— Sevareid. nnnn nranH IHUHOR KATHARINE.' 4& «|LL BEUjQ HELD 45 Best: comb. compound. tannin nmn niinnrii DID NOT SURVIVE-WHEN '•"V BVTHtENEMV! HIS PLANE WAS SHOT DOWN! r I 2 » r~FTHF~ * \ IV° 11 II 11 14

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NOT COMPLETE Your Horoscope, Birthday THAT'S Trig 6ATI8FI0P Ulrt you* WITH VOU WOMEN FRIDAY, MAY 28 - Born those at a. distance. You have bers the benefit of the doubt. ing to plans you made your- ' AUU CA&-0WN6RS/ today, you are one of those more to offer than you may If a journey is scheduled, get self, all should be well. Trust fortunate persons with the think. an early start. Exercise spe-, to others and you may have ability to enjoy life to the fulL CANCER (June 22-JuIy 23) cial care. many difficulties. This does not mean, however, — Let your family know that SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PISCES (Feb. March 21) that you are in any sense of you are thinking of them, that - You can spend time with - Make yourself aware of pre- the word a Bohemian; indeed, you have their best interests friends and make a business cisely which side your bread you are quite the opposite at heart. Don't hang back profit at the same Jime. See is buttered on - and don't for- when it comes to practical from affection. -that routine chores get done. get it. This is a day for ap- matters for you know the LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- pearing grateful. value of money, of character, Routine chores may take the Dec. 22) - Where decisions ABIES (March 22:April 20) of history, and time, and you morning - but you can spend have a bearing on the future If you are'wise, you will are able to adjust and read- ample time with family dur- of property in .your name, keep away from those who just your life accordingly. ing afternoon and evening. make them immediately. Seek gossip. Friends depend upon Andy Capp You dp all yotf do frith great Communicate with children. good advice. you to help maintain the stat- gusto and with considerable , VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. us quo. SORRY I'M LAT&AND^ ^ /'E JUMPED OFF THE \ speed - but you can slow the Don't be persuaded by anoth- 20) - Enjoy the benefits of TAURUS (April 21-May 21) I 'A&TO VISIT A FRlENb 1 BRICGE. FOR NO 1 tempo if you must. er to undertake any business knowledge by spending time - Get your affairs in order on OF MINE IN'OSPITAL-J VAPPARENT REASON^/ Saturday, May 29 matters today. A Saturday to with new friends. A Saturday the home front When young GEMINI (May 22-June 21) be spent in family fun. for indulging a new bobby. people are concerned, offer ~*f'S2Sp»—in—-—L-— ™ - A good day for writing let- LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) -\ AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. your protection where it is ters and otherwise contacting Give younger family mem- 19) - If you go ahead accord- needed most. 91 Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SIIEINWOLD king, and South tried his sec- puts in dummy's eight when perts would prefer to pass this "I would have bet 5 to 1 ond shot by leading a diamond West plays low. hand for lack of a strong suit that I was going to make that to the ace. If the diamonds East wins with the ten of (A Pocket Guide to Bridge hand," South declared after broke evenly, his last dia- diamonds but cannot make a is available. Get your copy by going down one on the hand mond would be good and safe return. A diamond gives sending 50 cents to Red Bank shown today. "I had three would allow him to discard a dummy a free finesse; a heart Register, Box 3318, Grand Blondic good chances for it, but every- heart from dummy. gives a trick to dummy's Wng. Central Station, New York, thing was sour. Some days it South had to fall back on his West cannot Interfere by N.Y. 10017.) WELL HAVE TOEA T HOW COME THERE'S BECAUSE 2 PLANNED VBH—WELL, THAT doesn't pay to get out of bed." South dealer NOT A THINS TO EAT OUT third shot. He led a heart, putting up the nine of dia- OUT TONIGHT; PEAR, MAKES GOOD SENSE This statement was intended East-West vulnerable IM THE HOUSE IP YOU PON'T hoping that West held the ace. monds when South first leads BECAUSE THERE'S to prove that South was a MOTATHINSIN TO COOK THINK ABOUT But East had the ace of that suit. Declarer then puts NORTH THE HOUSE IT great player but that Fate hearts, and the defenders de- to dummy's jack, and East is 4 108752 TO COOK was against him, but he can- feated the contract with two caught just as fast in the trap. A5 in two rounds. mediately ruff dummy's last tons, enough for an optional SOUTH South tried his first shot by club. opening bid. You decide to bid * AKQJ leading a low diamond(jojt-.— South then draws trumps, rather than pass because your O 976 nesse with dummy's jack. noting with satisfaction that high-card structure is good. O A532 East won with the queen of they divide evenly. The stage You would prefer to have the 4 86 diamonds-and returned a low is then set for the correct dia- ten or nine of hearts instead Sonth West North East diamond. mond play. South leads a low of three very low cards, and 1 4 Pass 3 4 Pass West's nine forced out the diamond from his hand and some very, conservative ex- 4 4 All Pass Opening lead - • J Snuffy Smith: WHflT'S TH' SHAKE A LOIS, DADBURN WILL VE, SILAS? RUSH; LCHAIEEZV?

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I WANT FACTS ON THE BANK RO60ERV. MAYBa X OW HOP. ssor Explains sorry no Mail or Phone Orders filled x dletownActimi IV \ DWN - John T. owner by keeping the tax rate assessor of Middle- down. ip, stated re- Assessors, he says, use nt an appraisers con- three methods to estimate that the revaluation property values. Cost new, ; in the township less depreciation plus land; t itbout on enters of the comparison with known sales, Pick i County Tax Board and a capitalization of future r the ratio of assessed val- benefits. to actual sales revealed After a property owner gets W the average assessment his revaluation letter from the * *as about 70 per cent of sales revaluing firm and if he feels a Bargain 'pice. the value is too high he can This is the result of in- request an appointment with flation and the growing scar- them to review it. If he is still city of building lots which are unsatisfied he may make an commanding higher and high- •appeal next year to the Coun- From . er prices in Monmouth Coun- ty'Tax Board. ,'ty.be sail Mr. Lawley says that the revaluing firm is close to val- Re peinted out that the tax ue with its findings but he Each Number a Winner For Quality, rate should be lower after the points out that there might be . .^valuation since more ra- some errors with about 18,000 . table values will result. properties involved. Value, Savings! Sale Ends Saturday! While the assessor's office If one appears to have been does not make the rate, he made it should be brought to recommended that a more tol- the attention of the firm or of erant attitude toward com- Mr. Lawley. While the proce- mercial and industrial proper- dure may be unsettling, it will ties be given by the residents • result in all property owners since they will contribute to- paying their proportionate ««••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ward the tax load and help fair share of the cost of local ease the burden on the home government, he pointed out. Salt Hay FRED D. WOT CO. 236 MAPLE AVENUE

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I AT THE PETTING ZOO — Four-year-old Mary Frances Dunham, nestled fn the arms of her father, Arthur Dunham of Avon, admires a llama at the Battleground Historical Society Folk Art Festival,, Festival Nets

By GLADYS RIPS storing historic, sites/ Mrs. next year, on May 21, 1972. GLASS BLOWER — Lawrence Alexander, of Ise- FREEHOLD - "It was a Harrod reported. ' Before then, the next major lin, applies torch to finish one of his glass-blown wonderful day,. .The weath- There was an explosion of event will be the group's an- novelties, er Was great.., Whole fami- color on the grounds of the nual tour of historic homes lies came out.,.'.'It was re- YMCA Family Center in East scheduled for Oct. 3; warding for all of us." Freehold. The 23 artisans who • The, next two restoration These were a few of the su- exhibited their crafts, the co- project? that the historical so- perlatives that festival co- lonial fife and drum corps, ciety is undertaking will cost chairman Mrs. Evelyn Harrod members serving country considerably more than the used to describe last Sunday's food or running the kiddie $1,300 raised last weekend. Battleground Historical So- rides, even the 13 antique car One of these is the Ander- ciety Folk Art Festival. ; owners -all were in costume. son house, former home of a The society, also was Homes Tour 17th century sea captain , EATONTOWN - Original information may contact Mrs. pleased with the financial re- The society already has ar- turned government official fa creations in wood, leather, Jurissen at 124 Idlewild Road, sult - a clear $1,300 profit to ranged to .hold another folk Manaldpan, which the society fitone, metal, ceramic and Edison^ help defray trie costs of re- art festival at the same place wants to preserve and move raany other materials will be ^ .W^^M^ ^ +*V*J to the Monmouth Battle* featured at the Monmouth ground State Park. The esti- Shopping Center's annual mated cost of moving it alone Crafts Show today and to- Is $6-10,000. morrow, from 10 *.m. to • The1 other project Is com- dusk on the mall.. Some 50 plete restoration of the West : craftsmen will participate in Freehold one-room school- the dhow from areas through- house on Wemrock Road, ; QUt N|JW Jersey, Pennsylvania, Freehold Township. The so- and New York. ciety plans to paint and put a Among the craftsmen who new roof on the building be- will be exhibiting their work fore fall at a cost of 11,000. will be Marie Monaco of Moo- Complete restoration of the restown and Warner Sizemore • Interior with school desks and y of Trenton, with decoupage;' other furnishings to make, it ; jtalph Whittakfir of Brick look as it originally did is esti- Township, small wooden ac- mated at an additional $5,000, cessjbrteg; Bernard Mosfes of Mrs. Harrod said. „ Manasquan, small sculpture But the society's first goal, tn oils; Joy Reitemeyer of she added, is to promote, .the .Brick township, stattfetulow- development of the Monmouth , ersj and Tony DiGregorio of Battleground Park by tho Ford* with his caricatures, state by the time of the blcen* •':,; Mrs. Etta Jurissen will di- tennial celebrations In 1W0. \0ti f \ Wishing Assemblyman John I. Dawes, a member of the. society, haa been pushing legislation for ickcls the park development under a Green Acres Program! Mrs. for Shows, l^ot Films Harrod said. RED BANK -The Mom The society also has been mouth Arts Foundation, Box approaching developers* of 453, Red Bank, 07701, has be- new housing in the county to gun the sale of tickets, for next, spare historic homes when season's Broadway shows at their bulldozers raze the land. the Carlton Theater. An in- FOpD, FUN AND COSTUMES -Four year old Debbie Lau, of Colts "There, are so few of them correct headline in Wedneg> Neck, Is about to sample some of the country food served by costumed left," said Mrs. Harrod. MWo day's Dally Register indicated. twins, the Misses Amy and Lora Tllton, of Marlboro, Harold Kllbrlde, of want to renew our efforts to the tiokots were for a film Neck, .anotto Battleground Historical Safety member in colonial preserve our h accofepjahies Debbie. ituan • , r • fcy CYNTHIA LOWRY their tyery nature, Increase era and reading their pieces come from women's lib. They & NEW YORK (AP) •.-NBX the program's weekly au- from a teleprompter,- Many are already getting plenty of dience. It routinely - runs be- $ "Comment" Sunday afternoon people with very good or even exposure other places." tween 6 million and 8 million. Televlsioit very bad Ideas are nervous in More than half tte net- £ will be built around.porno- The half-hour, launched at *c graphy and censorship, re- front of cameras and others work's lineup of stations is midseason by the network write pretty boring state- now using the programrU0, **!• lated subjects which may/by iment ments. Politicians, as a group stations/Freed would like It are the worst, Freed says. , very much, now, if it could With Edwin Newman 4a "They are used to making find a sponsor. - troducing the giiests,,!^i speeches. We say, 'Look, I one-of-a-kind public:seryic you've got four and one-half 3 Monday program-not a tJk^w^o minutes to say anything.'And a debate. ••%.• theh they come up with a can- NOW AT WE "Our idea is to 0 a gp ned speech, which is the worst 1 CHICKEN FRY exjdainetf producer Tjx^ Fim\. ] . thJng.aiR^iie can do." \ - SHANtYPOB !'We tttotight/th^t people;? Th6 producer and hto staff., with ideas or opinions, people.. cpmb,80 publications each Wednesday who are weH known ornot'I week looking for likely sub- known: at all, should have a jects and'guests, who are then FISHFRY chance to explain them with- Invited. -, out interruption, without edit- Speaks'Off Caff* ing." .: . ' - Each guest is instructed to 1 1.49 Many Get Chance appear for a taping with a * The result m^y not always statement he has himself writ- EyRyHURAYr result in especially stimu- ten. Writer Tom Wolfe satinv FRIDAY, SATURDAY lating television, but a lot of the "Comment" office far »nd SUNDAY NIGHT people have been given a eight hours and banged out ' chance to speak their pieces in, more than 50 pages of copy* their allotted time-four and This was tolled down to 16 one-half minutes. The pror pages by Wolfe and further dl- - GOOD FOOD AMD GROG ROUTE 35 gram consists simply-of three luted later. Scientist Edward FVUAMOSPHm or four people facing a cam- Teller refused to use a KIKHENOPEN'm MIDDLETOWN script-arid said his piece 1AM without any notes In precisely ' four minutes and 32 seconds. Jack Baker's •'We try to avoid profes- Small Business sional free time hunters," Freed said, "and we're not In- Just 1 of llvento's Workshop Sfet, terested in the people who Entertainment nightly LONC BRANCH - A small turn up on the late night talk Gourmet Dishes.. businessman's workshop will, shows. We have bad com- be' held under the joint spoil* paratively ievf women, but sorship of the Smalt Business mostly because the requests Administration and the Mon- mouth Community Action Program It hasbeen an- nounced by MCAP-Executive Director Joseph E. Taylor. The workshop, which will be designed to inform all In- terested persons of the van-. ous avenues of finance and management assistance avail- WED., FRL, SAL, and SUN/ able to them, will beheld on June 14 and 15 between 7:30 an A ITnrns%MTy r p.m. and 10 p.nu Mr. Taylor said ;that the program will be conducted by a three-man team froth both agencies. Frank Sprella, MCAP's economic devel- opment coordinator, will cov- ILVENTO'S er local business trends, while WEST END MANOR Jerome Herman and Clifford COCKTAIL LOUNGE! 656 Ocean Aye. . ' 229-2000 Lincoln, SBA financial ad- OCEAN AVE. 842-3292 SEA BRIGHT West End Amu fnm StothtnOey Omp visers, will deal with general- government financing antt corporate management strife* lure. N , The workshop will be held in the MCAP Training Labo- NOTICE ratory located at 2$ .Broad- about ALLENTOWN FAIR show tickets way in the rear of the Ratclif f To date, we have received many requests for tickets for the Building, . ."; * : TOM JONES SHOW starring TOM JONES with PAT UTRADIOSHACK) HENRY. THE BLOSSOMS and the Jeff Sturfces Universe (Aug. 6-7-8)... 5TH DIMENSION SHOW starring THE You truly haven't tasted SEA 5TH DIMENSION with BOOTS RANDOLPH and JODY FOOD at its very best until MILLER (Aug. 9-TOJ,.. EDDY ARNOLD SHOW starring you have eaten a BROILED EDDY ARNOLD with LYNN ANDERSON and DON RICE III Sea Food Platter at DORIS EXPERT REPAIRS ON... 1 (Aug. 1M2).. .JOHNNY CASH SHOW starring JO HNfiY 'N ED'S/"pur Secret? Sure, • Portable T.V.'s CASH with GLEN SHERLEY, JUNE CARTER THE CARTER we'll tell you, We are the FAMILY, STATLER BROTHERS QUARTET/ TENNESSEE", Chefs) Doe's that mal^e the dif- • Portable Phonographs THREE and CARL PERKINS (Aug. 13-14) - our Oirtstand-' ference? You bet It doesl ?.C.B, Equipment Ing attractions with two shows nightly, 6 and 9:30. Re- , -LOBSTER LOVERS served seat tickets: Track $8'-$7"-^$6"#; Grandstand TRY US!" • tape Equipment $5 • Clock Radios Nota; fSse$tsfor THE TOM JONES SHQWtni THE JOHNNY • Automobile Radios CASH SHOW already sold out! gel'emotive'* * 'All seats reserved and under cover • Portable Radios All seats reserved and not under cover • HI-FI and Stereos "All seats not reserved and not under cover , r1— "— — •—•— — — — —— — — — — — »- « _ - Uttrei When order'n9 tickets... please give your 1st, 2nd, ' ' JwUItt and 3rd choices. You will receive the best teals still | • Sttrao* • C.B. Equipment • HI-FI Equlprntnt., L ^ ^-'J?'!!?'*!.^ (^frpayment will bejeturrted to you. j i • Tumtublti • RWtoi • HobHo Send self-addressed stamped envelope with your ticket order

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BflOlMAEFTHYVOULOt/ Friday and Saturday. . Victor's yrite, Esther, Franz, -accent; border on the comical proach to the whole thing, RUMSON - Bob Waldron in the play will be repeated, or failr rbut Mr; WaWwHrfSJ* was also very well put over^ tiiS portrayal of Gregory Solo- tonight and tomorrow, withan: and Gregory Solomon, are mained' controtlefl and ex- The design of the bkd mon, the Jewish octogenarian B:30 p.m. curtain. . u counterfoil in't?ie thrust and tremely true-to character to thVj^rust stage iiimtture dealer in Arthur The situation develops in parry ol the two broths throughout. tremely well done and effec- Milter's ^Tfie Price," stole the attic of a Manhattan ers-victor refusing to believe Every time the octogena- tive, not in the least detract- the show. brownstone in 1967, and cen- and Walter trying to prove rian Solomon movea, or sai ing from the action, with the Mr, Miller's two-act drama ters around the sale of a jrer^^ok yictor.\ ., down, one could practically antique furniture from the. was produced by the Wagon roomful of furniture. "hear" the old bones creak Copper Kettle, Oakhurst. Wheel Playhouse, with Bob John McLearen as Victor Mctearon was rather with the effort. His philosoph- "randotnly" stacked around CJatfce directlng*at The Bani, Franz, a Manhattan police weak in the opening stage* of ical and down-to-earth ap- "the attic.' ^Venue of TvwrlUvers, last sergeant on the Verge of re* th>vp!ay but as the situation tlrement, is trying to sell the: developed, he gained much' 'llltlllllDllllllillllllllllllllllltlljlilHitiil] furniture which belonged to strength and stature in his his dead father. Victor, it de- ' al of the aging ser- velops, gave up a career in gei»it;rHe reached his best science in-order to support his dtirirtg the second act, mainly DWKER THEATRE father whom he thought to be , y lt.35,S»«thImk«y,IIJ. I destitute. . deVottdW confrontations willi Destroys Illusion his"brother, and in the final FISH DINNER BROADWAY PUYS I Victor's brother, Walter climax of the drama. FRIDAY NITE Franz, played by Dick Fehr, Mr. Fehr as the successful ONSTAGE! f destroys the illusion com* doctor estranged from his Wodj. thru Sun. g pletely and proves that Victor bfother for years, gave a good actually gave his whole life portrayal of the sophisticated NOW THRU JUNE 20 I away for nothing, because the well-off brother. RECORD BKAKIHG 1 father did have money. Buffer Role Evelyn Franzoni, as Vic- " tor's wife, plays an excellent ' buffer role between the two O'BRIEN'S brothers, trying to convince DOtlYV her husband to forget the past Clams on the Half Shell. Soup du Jour, Golden Fried Shrimp, Scallops, RES/727-3000^ DUBLIN HOUSE and trust Waiter in his offerto •t"U F*'et of Flounder/ Stuffed Clam, French Fried Potatoes. help. She'also emerged, in her In© Salad, Dessert, Coffee. . '. . best In the second act, which 69CARRAVE. is the strongest segment of a Dinner »d Show rather "Gabby" script. COBBLESTONES KEANSBURG Mr. Waldron maintained RESTAURANT IMffCMft •M Appearing MM the same high level of por- ROllTE 35 • MIDDLETOWN, NEW;JERSEY • 74t-8344 FRLandSAl trayal throughout. His diction Friday ft Saturday and usfi'at the Jewish ttcc^nt was just right. So often per- Ihe formers who try to imitate an": JOE'S KOZY BAR 1 "CHANGING S Italton-Amrkait i TIMES" I SMORGASBORD I Cole Biros. CMWr»n'*8hdw Circus Due Junti2&13 / EAtONTO.WK - Clyde Sunday & Monday Beatty-Cole Bros. Circus - "HUCKLEBERRY I the world's largest, with three rings under the big top - will be here Wednesday and FINN" I Thursday. . M Show Vm—2:30 \ The circus is being spon- liiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif sored by the Exchange Clubs of Long Branch and Red Bank to raise funds. Tickets, aj re- duced rates,, are on sale at a booth,in the shopping center. mac in front of the Ritz Drug Store.'They can also be ob- tained from club members or the ticket chairmen, Ronald ITALIAN CUISINE" Jacobs of Bum son, George Jacobson of Oakhurst and WE DELIVER Angus Neaves of Long Branch." ALL MENU ITEMS A mile-long cavalcade, AND PIZZA transports the circus irom, 244 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK city to city and will arrive at Monmouth Shopping Center in Bring us a desire to help others, and the darkness early Wednesday.. Bryman School will train you fora rewarding Soon after sunrise, ele- phants will help workingmen career as a Medical or Dental Assistant or COCKTAIL LOUNGE raise the big top, menagerie Medical Receptionist. When you graduate, '"A? 741-9220 741-3382 and other tents, that make up within a few months, our hationvyide placement BVSMSS MAN'S IVNCUSiRVtD DAILY the canvas city. Animals willy assistance will help you find the jobyou want OHH1 DAYS • MtiMY II Ml - f Ut HH. I SAT. 11 A.M.-2 AM. be unloaded, fed and watered . in the health care field, already one of the and the public may view the nation's largest employers... and still growing- activities. Day and evening classes start at convenient GRAND OPENING Youngsters may help with intervals. the set up, and earn af free Be tfie girl you were meant to be in a rewarding A WHALE OF A GOOD TIME IS NOW pass. Performances will be at career for the 70's. ' ...* PROMISED AT THE SHORES NEWEST 4 and 8 p.m. with doors open ADULT NIGHT SPOT! one hour; before show time. A Call or Write for a Free Illustrated Career Brochure. Hwy. 35 free calliope concert wiii be . :— THE BRYMAN SCHOOL ——-, given prior to the opening of Branco Estates Center ' j & Sunset Ave. the "old-time" circus side Route No. 18, East Brunswick, New Jersey 08816 I WANAMASSA show. •'•••.' Telephone: (201) 249-9381 j Please send mo your freet»wbhure describ-f t (formerly 5hore Motel) ing career opportunities inflne health care 988-3000 Squad Has Drill field. ^ KEANSBURG - Fifteen Name Age EVERY WED. FRI. SAT. & SUN, members'of the Keansburg First Aid Squad participated Address in a captain's boat drill in re- NORMAN SELDIN & THE sponse to a simulated drown- City JOYFMLNOYZE • ing in the bay. Directing the drill was Capt. James Grosso. State Phone Zip (Mon. & Tues.) NICKY DONN 4 I The unit answered 80 calls Last grade completed during April. 4'. . . "The I^UKJ Grabbers," The Texas Rangers assigned THE id prevent claim jumping, feme'a ruthless gang and . \ :•- "Trial by Ffear" / • ; : , ' • •'. a wtke^d BangalXan«Se^. • "• • , ffi HODGEPODGE LODGE (C) 10:30 ffl FREE TIME (C) - Twelve hosts,and their guests discuss current 2:00 0 THE GENE LONDON SHOW (C) Television Issues. - 0 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (C) >>!_ flKX> GO O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) 0 DEATH VALLEY DAYS (Cp 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS , ."Kid Hell's Kitchen" - v FRIDAY "The Cuckoo Clock" : O UKE IT IS (C) Q THE LATE MOVIE m BASEBALL (C) ; ; i DAYTIME MOVIES "The Line Up" (1958) starring Eli Wallach, Robert Angels vs. Yankees ..;•;: r 9:30 Q "Adorable Julia" Keith. A gunman is assigned to recover heroin smuggled into San Francisco by unsuspecting trav- ffi WHAT'S NEW? : .:: 10:30 0 "Father Was a Fullback" elers. •...:•••• .. ', ' . . ! "The Flicks" (R) 12:30 ID "Night Work" 2:30 O MAGIC PEOPLE (C) !:00 0 "the Affairs of Suian" d THE WESTERNERS 0.TALES OF WELLS FARGO ...... "The Open Cell" ;;. , "The Faster Fun" •-..•,-ivi O "Eighteen and Anxious" 11:30 O THE MERV GRJFFIN SHOW (C) 4:30 O "Six Black Horses" Quest: Leonard Frey . ©;I6MM V 0 "Little Shepheafd of Kingdom Come" THE TONIGHT 5HOW(C) 3:00 rciarksviue" (H) > :.'/'::::: Q "The Cape Canaveral Monsters" § |!:30MOVIE 0 aTH.E RIFLEMA\:;,N. _; " ;yvr - "Sergeant York'* (1841) starring Gary Cooper, 0 CELEBRITY|OWLINOi(0 EVENING Walter Brennan. A story of a mountain boy Who be* ©THE ADVOCATES (OF,<\ 6:00 OE*QNe\VS(C) came a World War I hero by capturing a German ••ehouidJ. Edrar Hoover B«R i position single handed. OISPY(C) : 0 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) 3:30 ©6PPORTUNI1Y "Weight of the World" ^ , ©CHANNEL II FILM FESTIVAL ©pAiOAwp CD PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (C) "Four Sons" (1940) starring Don Ameche, Alan •Revenge of the Leopard" "Very, Very Huckleberry" , . Curtis. A mother in a Czech family, ripped apart M^ © WHAT'S NEW? (C) by the Nazi invasion, sees her sons turned against 4:00 "Beyond the Arctic Circle" (R) ; each other. , , . . ; , ' , 6:30 12:55 O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW Y- / "Coroner Creek" (1043) starring kmdolph Scott, 7:30 l Marguerite Chapman. Hard and rough cowboys "Money Markets" \ "Loose wIiOndon' .(«B$) starring Leo fightsitQ the finish for revenge. 0 THE INTERNS (C) - ••" $uhtz Hall. When one: of the boys is summoned Dr. Hardln finds himself suspected In the death of London as heir to a dying Sari, the gang goes QMOVIEAtSjOO 3: ' ; the hostess at a party he can't remember attending along. ..•.;•••'; :'•. : ; , •TToung Mr. Lincoln" (1939) starring Henry Bw& ^because he was served drugged punch. (R) 0 TEST PREP (C) Alice Brady, The gtory of Abmhain Lincoln's early O THE HIGH CHAPARRAL (C) O APRENDA INGLES (C) years of {struggle at a young lawyer in the 1880s. "The Forge of Hate." An embittered Apache chief © THE WORLD WE tlVE IN (C) 9:56 0 IN THE KNOW (C) "Questions otTime" (Rl "•••-•': undermines the efforts of a young warrior to make 10:00 0 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (C) peace with the white man, 0 RUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) 0 DOCTOR, DOUTTLE (C) 6VENIWG Hott: Bob Barker • T .••:<• 0 THE REAL JERRY LEWIS (Cy m e IT'S ACADEMIC (C) ©THE 8RADY BUNCH (C) , . •'•••• 0 ROLLER PERBY "Dragnet" (1967) starring Jack Webb, Harry O MAKE ROOM Morgan, Sgt, Friday and Officer Gannon are twaso- *ench ReVue'V " . / ':v .:'• ;. •?'•'. '*" " • signed to investigate the disappearance of SECRET CHALLENGE (C) ' i :.'X--'-~- models. . 11:30 0 SKY HAWKS (C) 0 RACE OF THE WEEK (CV ©BASEBALL (C) 0 CAR AND TRACK (C) "The Mother Goose Race from Belmont" /; 1 Angels vs. Yankees ID SAN FRANCISCO MIX (C) ; Mario Aridretti Andy, GranatelH are profiled. : ©I DREAM OF JEANNIE(C>/ "Sewing" (R) © ABBOTT AND COSTELLO ; "Uy Double-crossing Masted - • 8:30 Q THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) - "PoUce Rookies" ; - . ••••-.' ©WERE AND NOW (C) " 'life \rith Father" (1947) starring Irene Dunn¥, 11:56 0 IN THE KNOW (C) 7:30 0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE (C) .William Powell. Clarence Day's American classic A political boss hires a professional provacatenr to which takes place In New York City in 1880 asd AFTERNOON stage a protest in order to elevate the mayor to centers around a double domestic crisis in the Day governor. (R) ; 12:00 0 SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE Y0U7 (C) 0 THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW (C) IE NAME OF THE GAME (C) : ©HOTDOG(C)r Guests: Donald O'Connor, Tony Joe White, Os- "I Love You, Billy Baker." (Part I) Jeff Dillon 0 JEEPERSl CREEPERS! : mond. Brothers (R) - . goes to Las Vegas to write an article about a "Night Monster" <1042) starring Bela Lugo*!, ©THE FUGITIVE superstar soul singer, but has difficulty finding out Hone! Atwill. A crippled man usea secret methods 0 TH| IAWRENPE WELK SHOW (C) what, the man's true character is like, to stay his doctors and gain the mad revenge h< is seeking. . , , OMVPi JOHNNY BENCH (C) 8 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) Q FATHER KNOWS BEST Guests: Florence Henderson, Sally Struthera, Beach 0 MOTOR MOUSE (C) . Boys, Bryan Forbes, Nanette Newman "Tell It to Mom" Q THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (C) O THE LARRY KANE SHOW (C) 8:00 O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE (C) "Did You Hear the One About Danny Partridge?" (D MOVIE AT NOON "The Hell with Heroes" (W88) starring Rod Tay- Danny thinks he should become a professional "Lady Bodyguard" (ISO) Btarrln^ EMdle Albert, lor, Claudia Cardinale. Two pilots, get involved in comedian but the family doesn't know how to tell Anne Shirley. As a publicity stunt an insuranoe a black market ring that operates between Oran hint his jokes aren't funny. (R) - company gives a daredevil test pilot a thousand and Parts.. . dollar policy, . ©THE MOVIE GAM^ (C) m MASTERPIECE THEATRE (C) Guests; Mike Connors^ Lee Grant, Richard Crennt, "The Meeting" (R) 12:30 0 THE MONKEES (C) 0Godfre MYTR(y Cambridge. Edie Adams) , Karl Maiden 1-00 ©THATfelRL(C) 0JAMBO(C) |j30 Aa Poll'y and Chip head for tkelr honeymoon hotel, "The Senorita." Ann Marie is hired to play a 0 THE HARDY BOYS (C) the'lr car stalls and they haVe to walk in the rain, comedic Mexican in a revue sketch, then realizes 12:56 0 tN THE KNOW (C) only tp find the hotel policy is ''singles only." (R) Its offensive to Mexican-Americana. (R) - 1:00 Q DASTARDLY AND MUTTLEY (C) O NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES "Lady L" (1668) Btarrlng Scphla Loren, Paul New- 9:30 O THE ODD COUPLE (C) O INTERNATIONAL ZONE (C) "The Jury Story." Felix overrides Oscar's objec- man. A Parisian laundttisi'falls in love with a 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND (C) young anarchist and helps him rob the rich to tions, and tells how they met while doing jury duty. give to the poor. J-':,:•":•' ;V- ; •" ' .© THE ADVOCATES (C) , 0 BROKEN ARROW v "Should 3. Edgar Hoover Be Replaced?" ••Smoke Signal" • © CREAJURE FEATURES " t : © MISTEROGERS1 NEIGHBORHOOD (C) Unknown Te!wr''( 1*57) starring John Howard, 1040 O STRANGE REPORT (C) Mala Powers. An American learch party in South "Skeleton — Let Sleeping Heroes Lie." Strarige's 1:30 3 SPORTS CHAUENGE(C) , America encounters a mysterious Mkntist working • identification of a bullet-ridden skeleton, found in .,• Host: Dick Bnberg with abnormal fungus creatures. „ the excavation of a World War n bomb site in ©BLACK NEWS cjieat the tot out of itf . © WONDERFUL WORLD OP DlSNEY ;.,.; •:•.• •'. . : .•; . with Roland Smith Fuzz - m m TEN: O'CLOCK NEWS (C) 12:30 ©FACE THE NATION (C)V 0 1971 INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY PAGEANT © THE GOLDDIGGERS (C) with George Herman O THE FBI (C) "Incident In the Desert" Erskine tracks down a 'itsr FtwR &foa.tra Jr., Joey Heatherton, The ©BOATING WITH THE POWER SQUADRON gang of jewel thieves. (R) '• leather" © THE MOVIE GAME (C) i 1:00 ©THE ANSWER (C) ©JEAN SHEPHERD'S AMERICA (C) | „. ;E AND PARBARA: FOR ADULTS ONLY © PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON (C) "It Won't Always Be This Way" : "Thi8 Man's Navy" (1945) starring Wallace Beery, 1b BE ANNOUNCED ' Tom Drake. Two old Navy men compare Btqries 8:30 © THE BILL COSBY SHOW (C) .•! about their sbna. "Miraculous Martin." A down-on-hisJuck magician ; O MEET THE PRESS (C) persuades Chet to join his act. (R) ! ID THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) < 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE "The Silent World" (1957) A documentary film.! starring Jean Pierre LeAud, Wight and Day" (1916) starring Cary Grant, Eve about Jacques Cousteau's exploration of the ocean I -•.. of 12,} uunwanted by bis Arden. The life story of Cole Porter. depths. , . i O DIRECTIONS (C) © THE WORLD WE LIVE IN (C) i 11 © MOVIE 9 (C) , „_.and Cosielto Meet Frankenstein (tHS) "Cartouche" (1965) starring Jean Paul Belmondo, "The Sun Watchers" (R) i Jte&fofl Bela Lugp*l. Two "corpses", Dracule> and Claudia Cardinale; The story of a legendary high- 9:00 © GLEN CAMPBELL GOODTIME HOUR (C) j Franjtenstein's Monater kidnap Abbott and Costello, 1:30 wayman who lived In 18th century France. Guests: Johnny Cash, June Carter, Bob Newhart, * © QM YOU -TOP THIS? ^ • © WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES (C) Jackie DeShannon, Mel Tlllis (R) ! Guests; Joan Rtvers, JerryCollins, Morey Amster- ©BONANZAS) ; Q ISSUES AND ANSWERS (C) "The Last Vote." Hoss and Little Joe act ea cam- 11:30 HM IAT| SHOW i • : 2:00 ID THE WESTERNERS paign managers, for two devoted friends wha are •Man of Fear1' . running agafnsti each other for mayor, - 'There'* Always Tomorrow" (1956) starring' Bar- -0 SPEAKING FREELY (C) ©ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) bara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray^ A married man. "Blast Off" (1968) starring Burl Ives, Troy Doua- feeling neglected, turns to a former sweetheart. •v ©MOVIE MATINEE I (C) • "The Centurion" (1963) starring John D. Barry- . , . hue, p. T.Bamum gets involved in a. grandoise O THE SATURDAY NIGHtTONIGHT SHOW ; ' . • plan to launch toe first rocket to the moon, © JHE-SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE I kee Pasha" (19(|4) starring Jeff Chandler, "The Dream" (R) Rhonda Fleming, © MOVIE MATINEE II 10:30 © WITH MAYOR LINDSAY (C) ; VFire Over Rome" (1962) starring Lang Jeffries, O METHADONE: ESCAPE FROM HEROIN (C) © THE SATURDAY NIGHT-MOVIE II (C) 3:30 Christiana Gasonli The Story centers around the : • This, documentary takes a look into heroin addicts •Agent 958 *- Passport to Hell'' (1964) starring burning of Rome. . \ ,. ' . • and the metbadone treatment program. George Ardlsson, Barbara Simmons. -. 1:30 © THE JOE .FRANKLIN SHOW (C) O AAU INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS (C) ID NEW YORK CLOSEUP (C) 2 JO " SERMONETTE (Q) © WORLD OF BOATING (C) 11:00 0OO NEWS (C) 4:00 "NavigaUon" ',. . . © THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW (C) 2*45 NEWS AND WEATHER 0 METS WARMUP (C) , , • ©SHERLOCK HOLMES with Bob Murphy "Sherlock Holmes and the House of Fear" (1945) 3:00 EVENING PRAYER starring Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. .Holmes) and THE LATE UTE SHOW I ©BASEBALL (C) . . \ Dr. Watson try to solve the machination of a unique \9 Lawless" (1850) starring Macdonald Carey, Mets vs. Padres murder club. Gall Russell. © SPORTS 70'S (C) 4:40 ©THE LATE LATE SHOW II (C) ©ENCOUNTER (C) "Curtain Call at Cactus Creek" (1960) starring ' 1971 Combined Karate Championships Host: Stephen F. Olford Donald O'Connor, Gale Storm. 4:30 m INDIANAPOLIS 600 FESTIVAL PARADE Q NEWS AND WEATHER 10:00 © FOLLOWING THE SPIRIT (C) •The King of Beggars" 12:45 Q EVENING PRAYER • , © OPEN CIRCUIT (C) "-I: ©THE B|G SHOW(C) IKW 0 MEN IN CRISIS © JONNY QUEST (C) "Major Dundee" (1965) starring Charlton Hestoa, "State vs. Hauptmann" • Q VALUES FOR THE SEVENTIES (C) • Richard Harris. A Union Army officer andiiis men 1:15 ©THE GREAT GREAT SHOW chase an Indian leader through Mexico. 10:30 © MAN IN OFFICE (C) , : *; *.v "The Bridal Path" (1959) starring Bin Travere, © CATTANOOGA CATS (C) HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW? (C) George Cole. , © TEST PREP (C) Much Will You Pay Me For Making My Bed" 1:30 © SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE II © BOZO'S BIG TOP (C) 439 © 6:30 REPORT (C) "Operation Atlantis". (1965) starring John Erlcson, ! 11:00 ©CAMERA THREE (C) with Jim Lawrence . 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