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A&OIS was -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MJDDLETOWN, N. J.': WEDNESDAY, MARi Bauman Asks Salkind to Quit MARLBORO — Gerald A. Bauman Jr., chair- In regard to the events surrounding the Mr. Salkind added, "Mr. Bauman must learn man of the powerful Citizens Committee (CC), mayor's nomination and subsequent withdrawal that only the people elect the mayor, and he no last night issued a statement calling for the res- of Anthony A. AMano's name for business ad- longer is allowed to appoint elected officials In ignation of Mayor Morton Salkind. ministrator, Mr. Bauman said, "Mr. Salkind has the manner in which he hand-picked EUis Mc- outdone himself in bringing bad publicity to Cracken to council last May. It clearly explains "Since his election, Morton Salkind has done Marlboro. At the very least, Mr. Salkind has been Mr. McCracken rigidly following orders in antici- nothing but agitate, obstruct progress and damage guilty of gross negligence in not investigating the pation of political gain. the image of Marlboro," Mr. Bauman added. background of his appointee; or as he denies, "Just two days ago I stated, 'The interests The mayor issued a rebutting statement, he has been guilty of withholding information of the township are best served by bringing in a which said, "The CC political boss doesn't like from council and the people of Marlboro. The re- competent business administrator who can enact his seven-year record of disruption disputed. He sult is more bad publicity and a bad image for new creative programs to meet the needs of has continuously used what should have been a Marlboro." Marlboro and get therest of this nonsense out of non-partisan planning board for blatant political daily press releases.1 Again I say it: How long attacks." MAYOR REPLIES The mayor replied, "Now that Mr. Baumun's must my colleagues keep the township name in CITES TWO CASES power base has been eroded, he wants to reverse headlines? Let's stop fighting and get down to To support his charges, Mr. Bauman cited the will of the people by asking their elected of- work," Mayor Salkind concluded. the two court cases the township has been in- ficials to withdraw in favor of his defeated politi- After citing "highlights of the agitation, ob- volved in since the mayor took office, last .Ian 1, cal pawns. He would undoubtedly like to see struction and damage to the image of Marlboro and criticized the mayor for the expense he has Walter Grubb (former mayor) back in office fol- brought about by Mr. Salkind," Mr. Bauman said, cost the town and the bad publicity that resulted lowing his second defeat at the hands of the "The worst of it all is that he has only been in from the litigation. electorate." office three months." Assemblyman, 23 Firms Indicted (Continued) Associates, primarily a rnort-. The two unindicted alleged named yesterday in a federal S,A., all with main offices in COUNTY COURT JUDGE — Judge M. Raymond McSowan, Littls Silver, left, house. Pro tern is an hon- gage financer and finder lo- co-conspirators, Xenakis and indiclment: New York. begins Ms first full five-year term on the county bench m Superior Court Judge orary title given to the out- cated in Alpine. He also is Milonas, were respectively K&M Shipping Agency, Also; going speaker. a member of the Maritime listed as president of four • Inc.; Australine Shipping Co., Trident Shopping Agency, Elvin R. Simmill administers the oath. Judge McGowan was appointed in' 1966 to The indicted assemblyman Law Association. and two companies. Inc.; Elmsley Steamship Inc.; Argonautic Marine En- fill the unexpired term of Clarkson S. Fisher, who was ele/ated to the Superior grew up in New York and Pensec was a member of Moraites and Pensec face Corp.; Somerset Steamship terprises, S.A.; Asopos Ship- Court in place of Judge Simmill, who became Assignment Judge. The bible i» . was graduated from St. the Midland Board of Trus- Corp.; Aghia Barbara Com- ping Co., S.A.; Compania In- John's College and St. John's maximum sentences of five held by Martin McGowan, son of the judge. ^^ tees from Jan. 25, 19(55 to pania Maritima, S.A.; Alex- ternational Laconia, S.A.;' University Law School, both March 20, 1967 and was sub- years imprisonment and a andria Compania Maritima, Cosmos Carriers & Trading in New York. He later served sequently vice president and $5,000 fine on each of 59 S.A.; Astrosplendor Com- Corp.; Cosmos Navigation as a special assistant state president until May 7, 1969. founts in the indictment. attorney general in New York Katsoulakos was named as pania Naviera, S.A.; Kalisto Corp.; Cape Shipping Ltd.; and as congressional assis- president of two of the ship- All five defendants face Compania Naviera, S.A.; Akrotiri Steamship Corp.; Bayshore Sewer Agency tant to New York and New ping firms. McTaggert was maximum sentences of five Kalisto Compania Maritima, Astrorico Campania Naviera, Jersey members of Congress. listed as an officer of two of years imprisonment and $10,- S.A.; Nafs Compania, S.A.; S.A.; the Bristol Steamship Owner of Firm the defendant firms and Mar- 000 fines on each of two Trireme Compania Maritima, Corp., all with main offices According to the indict- kogianis was said to be pres- other counts. S.A.; Keretis Compania in New York, and K&M Ship- ment Moraites also was the ident and vice president of The following is a list of Maritima, S.A., and. Kaan- brokers, Ltd., of London, Seeks State, U.S. Funds sole owner of Metropolitan four of the companies. the 23 shipping companies thos Compania Maritima, E HOLMDEL - The Bay- chairman Daniel M. McGee rate formula or method of shore Regional Sewerage Au- of Hazlet in an unsuccessful charging the present mem- bers ,and future customers" thority announced last night battle to retain Mr. McGee as chairman, replied that of the authority. The com- Job 'Danger' Notices Distributed that it will make applications authority meetings were fre- mittee, consisting of Fred- for federal and state con- quently "fiery." erick Varlese and Wallace A, (Continued) rhyme or reason lo the way accommodated it by attri- Washington today, attending my move announced earlier struction aid grants for the "Perhaps," said Mr. Smith, Taylor, will investigate rate further notice of dismissal they've done it — or if there tion." a meeting called by the N.J. this month. However, an proposed $9.1 million regional "it's sometimes better for methods used in neighboring in writing within 60 days he Is, it escapes me. . ." AFGE Eegional Council with Not Convinced Earle spokesman said yester- system. the member towns if meet- municipalities. can forget the whole thing. The command "claims it "We're not convinced it's tha state's Congressional del- day they still haven't any of- ings are fiery." One application will be Appointed to the engineer- Employes receiving RIF no- had to be done the way they necessary to hand out 60-day egation. ficial word on that "and all He admonished authority ing committee were Mr. Tay- tices were told it doesn't nec- made to the state Depart- did it, but plenty of people letters," said Anton Sperling "We will peUtion them to we know is what we saw in members to "search your lor, chairman, Mr. McGee, essarily mean they will be would argue differently," of Ft. Monmouth Local 1904, the papers." ment Of Health for $2,070,875, intervene in the HIF and in or 25 per cent of total con- consciences when you do and Mr. Varlese; real estate fired, bumped, or reassigned said Herbert Cahn, president American Federation of Gov- make an appointment for and legal, Mr. Varlese, chair- to another job. of Ft. Monmouth Local 476, ernment Employes, AFL- the threatened move of the struction costs. Federal Miss Baumgartner the authority," adding the man, Paul J. Smith and Yesterday's notices are an National Federation of Fed- CIO, especially since it'll Signal School to Ft. Gordon," funds totaling $4,555,925 wni he requested from the fed- hope that "even with handi- Frank Smith; finance, Paul "alert," an ECOM spokes- eral Employes. be 30 days before an em- Mr. Christensen said. MIDDLETOWN - Miss eral Water Pollution Control caps, the authority will be Smith, chairman, Mr. Var- man said. He said that 3,129 He suggested that ECOM ploye can check the EIF reg- Anna Baumgartner, 90, of 5 He said he will point out Administration. If approved, successful." lese, and Mr. Taylor; and notices had to be sent be- could have sounded the same ister to see if he rightly re- Millers Crossing died Tues- that the RIF comes at a time the federal subsidy will cover Last night's public session insurance and personnel, cause Civil Service regula- "alert" by sending general ceived the letter. . .they day in King James Nursing when the county's unemploy- 55 per cent of the rcgional's was tranquil, with most of Frank Smith, chairman, Mr. tions require Utat employes , notices to every employe. could have made it a gen- Home. ment rate is at a critical 6.7 construction bill. the fire expended during the McGee and Mr. Taylor. affected by an RIF get 60 days "People are upset. . .they eral notice to everyone, fol- per cent, with 9,900 people authority's usual pre-meeting Positions announced for lowed by RIF notices to the Miss Baumgartner was notice. feel helpless," he said, "The out of work'. born In Newark, a daughter 4 Pet. Complete rehearsal. The scheduled 8:30 Frank Smith, who will leave The employes don't under- notices are hazy and the most 561 to be dismissed. . ." meeting began well after 9 the authority March 31, _will Also at the meeting will be of the late Mr. and Mrs. Final design of the total stand that — and the union difficult thing is that those "They're within their Benjamin Baumgartner. She system is about 4 per cent p.m. be filled by his successor. leaders disagree. who got them will have two rights doing it this way," representatives of the AFGE lived in Newark most of her completed, according to Emil Mr. Simonsen named four Announcement of the new People Disturbed months worrying 'will I or Charles Christensen, Local local at Earle Ammunition life, moving to Leonardo ,1. Hoder, project manager standing committees and a Hazlet representative will be "People are very disturbed, won't I have a job'." 1904 president said, "We can Depot, where 129 employes eight years ago. » representing Charles J. Kup- new special committee, made at the authority's next see other ways that would be about it," one high-level em- Noting that ECOM has a were slated to be fired in the per Inc., the authority's con- chaired by Mr. McGee, to de- meeting Tuesday, April 28, in ploye said, "It seems -to hit six per cent attrition rate, less confusing. •, ." • She was employed as a termine "the most equitable Hazlet. ' • Defense Department cono- sulting engineers/ and final through all levels. . .to hit Mr. Cahn said that had the Mr. Christensen and Ed- matron with Clark Thread design surveys are about 75 people with lots of seniority. reduction-in-force been or- ward Harvey, Local 1904 ex- Co. of Newark, retiring in per cent completed. 1944. She was a member of There doesn't seem to be any. dered earlier "we could have ecutive vice president, are in German Calls Set, Up The entire system, which We Take Pleasure St. Agnes Catholic Church, will pipe treated effluent BONN (AP) - Starting Atlantic Highlands. April 1, German telephone from Hazlet, Union Beach Surviving are a sister, Mrs. and Holmdel and possibly in subscribers in Bonn, Frank- Lena Harding of Atlantic furt and Munich can com- additional customer towns Highlands, and several nieces into the bayshore ocean out- Announcing Weather: Sunny and Milde\ plete direct calls to the and nephews. United 'States, except Alaska fall line, is scheduled for Arrangements are under completion by summer, 1972. the Sunny and mild today, high rado. Snow and cold rain ex- Mostly cloudy tomorrow with and Hawaii, by dialing six- the direction of the John F. in the mid 50s. Increasing tended eastward into the up- a chance of rain. Visibility digit numbers, the Postal Estimating that about 120 Pfleger Funeral Home, Mid- land parcels are involved in Appointment . cloudiness tonight, low per Mississippi Valley. more than five miles today ^Ministry announced. dletown. around 40. Tomorrow, cloudy Thundershowers scattered and early tonight lowering to the proposed system, some and cooler with a chance of rain from Kansas to Ken- one to three miles in rain and needed for easements, others of rain, high in the mid 40s. Out- tucky. Mostly fair weather fog tomorrow. for outright purchase, the look Friday, fair with season- prevailed elsewhere, except TIDES authority last night named Sterling Thompson and Asso- able temperatures. in the central Appalachians Sandy Hook Mrs. Virginia B. Tierney where more snow fell. Births ciates, Red Bank, its official —In—Long Branch, yester- -Today-—JHgh_9:24p.m._ Temperatures before dawn appraiser. day's high was 53 and the low Fees Set as Sales Representative ranged from 12 at Grand and low 3.12 p.m. was 33. It was 45 at 6 p.m. Fees for the firm were set Forks, N. D., to 75 at Ther- The overnight low was 35 and Tomorrow — High 9:36 RIVERVIEW la), 150 Grand Ave., Long at $100 for «ach appraisal for the temperature at 7 this mal, Calif. a.m. and 10 p.m. and low 3:48 Red Bank Branch, daughter, Monday. and $50 for negotiations on a.m. and 3:42 p.m. morning was 38. There was a MARINE ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trun- each property, or a minimum trace of rain. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Destito Cape May to Block Island: For Bed Bank and Eumson zo (nee Natalie DeStefano), 29 (nee Linda Warrenoble), 41 of $18,000 for the 120 parcels. BYRNE TRAVEL SERVICE A wind-driven spring slorm West to southwest winds at 10 bridge, add two hours; Sea Chestnut St., Red Bank, Mills Ave., Port Monmouth, Additional fees will be paid •daughter, yesterday. swept a widening stretch of to 15 knots today. Southerly 10 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; daughter, yesterday. for any litigation arising from 144 Broad St., Red Bank knots or less tonight. East to the land acquisition. the midcontinent with snow Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Mr. and Mrs. John Wieters and rain today. Up to six southeast winds 10 to 20 knots (nee Janet Blel), 499 Mr., and Mrs. William Ro- Last night's meeting was utes; Highlands bridge, add 741-5080 inches of snow blanketed Wy- tomorrow. Fair today. In- Fox Ave., Belford, daughter, man (nee Bonnie Brannin), the first conducted by the oming and northeastern creasing cloudiness tonight. 40 minutes. yesterday. 48-A Stoney Hill Road, Eaton- authority's new chairman, town, son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vizzl Andrew L. Simonsen of (nee Joanne Hyers), 113 Bea- Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Holmdel and the last for con Blvd., son, yesterday. . Latham (nee Carolyn Frank Smith of Hazlet, a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pisar- Donato), 102 Spring St., Red charter member of the six- Shop and Compare— man authority, who is mov- ro (nee Elva McCarthy), 65 Bank, son, Sunday. You Can't Beat Our W. Highland Ave., Atlantic ing to Florida. IMONMOUTH MEATS] Highlands, daughter, yester- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL A resolution recognizing Quality at Low Prices. Mr. Smith as a charter mem- day. Neptune ber who "attended most r 1100 MONMOUTMONMOUTH ST.. I 133 MAIMAIN STST.. I BRANCH AVEAVE.. 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Ander- Mr. and Mrs. William By- son (nee Priscilla Buff), 638 meetings," and "thanking •f RED BANK EATONTOWN ers (nee Carol Partusck) him for his active participa- LITTLE SILYER Little Silver Point Koad, Lit- 741-5292 542-0743 tle Silver, son, yesterday. 803 Sewell Ave., Asbury tion," was adopted unani- 741-5350 mously. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Falco Park, daughter, Monday. Since 1925 Mr. and Mrs. John Stestsoh Joined Forces DUBUQUE'S FULLY COOKED (nee June Burdick), 38-C Van Mr. Smith, who last month Brackle Eoad, Matawan, son, (nee Marilyn Rauschert) 14 joined forces with former yesterday. Koonig Lane, Freehold, son, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Monday. SMOKED Boardwick (nee Kathleen Brady), 160 Beachway, Mr. and Mrs. James Mas- Keansburg, son, yesterday. triana (nee Leslie Katko) 8 Victim h Mr. and Mrs. Charles Village Road, Sea Qirt, son, Monday. Hams Krummel (nee Paula Montu- let), 7 Wentworth Ave., West Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Toom- Unknown BONELESS Long Branch, daughter, yes- er (nee Kay Lynn Boone) 34 >.. about having your house painted again terday. Ridge Ave., Asbury Park, BUTT (Continued) Mr. and Mrs. William daughter, Monday. terior of the two-story build- year? If to give equal time to consider the HALF Scholes (nee Kathleen Fron- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curran ing. ing),_ 4 Pennsylvania Ave., stallation of Prawn's aluminum siding. Aluminum (nee Carol Ann Wood) 1224 The Eatontown Volun- Jackson Township, son, yes- Narrumasan Road, Manas- teer Fire Department tiding won't chip, peel, blister, crack like paint. Arbogost & Bastion terday. Leon • Fresh Boneless Choice quan, son, Monday. responded to the alarm at Mr. and Mrs. Larry Block 11:48 p.m. The Tinton Falls End your maintenance problems with Prawn's (nee Helen Wickham), 32 Haz- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coris SKINLESS New Shrewsbury Fire De- aluminum siding. FREE ESTIMATES, terms ar- GROUND CROSS let Trailer Park, Hazlet, son, (nee Jane Hunter) 1207 Lenik partment emergency truck yesterday. * Ave., Neptune, daughter, was also called in to assist. ranged. CHUCK Mr. and Mrs. James Busch Monday. Police Chief William Zado- MB ROAST FRANKS (nee Lynn Matthews), 1423 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel To- rozny said the fire reportedly Rustic Drive, Asbury Park, maino (nee Diane Palazzo), started about 11 or 11:30 p.m. daughter, yesterday. 271 Norgrove Road, Elberon, but the alarm was not turned Air, and Mrs. Robert Innes son, Saturday. in at headquarters until 11:48 (nee Gail Cavanagh), 165 N. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Hall p.m. 69 Branch Ave., Red Bank, (nee Barbara Palmer), 338 99: 69 He added authorities would 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK daughter, yesterday. Brighton Ave., Neptune, investigate the ruins of the SWIFT'S PREMIUM daughter, Sunday. FREE DELIVERr MONMOUTH MEDICAL building this morning, "it Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rob- was too unsafe to enter last Thick or Regular Long Branch Dally and Saturday 8 A.M..S:30 P.M. inson (nee Janice Hyland), night," he said. "We had to WsdnenJay and Friday 'HI 9 f.M. BACON 89 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fitz- 1418 Rustic Drive, Ocean wait until daylight in order to gerald (nee Margaret Corel' Township, daughter, Sunday. continue our investigations." t -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1970 TopoftheNews iveypwt 1 V bnop Bid tJackhres KEYPORT - It was tele- not lack fireworks. At the tary-treasurer of Colfax TV, 1 session until 90 minutes be- if they aren't here?" Mr. building for residential use?" • HACKENSACK -- Police Chief Angelo DeRosa of South vision time again at last forehand. close of the marathon hearing who testified the proposed Kitzman questioned. "If they Mr. Isherwood asked. Hackeasaek was indicted by a Bergen County grand jury night's Zoning Board meeting On Aug. 26 the applicant Asbury Park attorney How- building would be remodeled were properly notified I feel "Yes it most certainly yesterday on charges of misconduct in office and conspira- —Colfax TV, to be exact— was back. This time . the ard Isherwood, who repre- as a colonial structure and they should be here to state cy to obstruct justice. would," Mr. Cahill answered. and a variance application board recommended favor- sented 14 objectors, slammed that three trucks owned by their objections. Don't let us "Would you say the pro- First Asst. Bergen County Prosecutor Michael Gross that will allow a commercial able action by council. a book shut and stalked from the firm would not be left waste our time," he said. posed use constitutes spot m6 said three other Bergen County police chiefs have venture iir a residential zone In October, the zoners re- the meeting room. near the building overnight. "If you won't accept the zoning?" Mr. Isherwood ques- been subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury. Gross was held for further study. ceived a^ letter from council The session warmed up in William Yankowski, presi- petition then I will ask for tioned. declined to comment on the nature of the inquiry. Colfax TV of 31 E. Front stating that proper notice of a hurry. dent of the firm, testified his an adjournment," Mr. Isher- He said the subpoenas went to Fort Lee Chief Theo- "Not in this case," Mr. Ca- .St., which is represented by the variance hearing had not When Mr. Isherwood pre- present building is slated for wood replied. hill continued. "If the build- dore E. Grieco, president of the New Jersey Police Chiefs Union Beach attorney Alfred been served. sented a petition bearing 14 demolition. "As far as 1 am concerned ing was not there then I Association; Chief John Orr of Ridgewood, president of the • T. Hennessy Jr., has since Council in its letter did not signatures of area objectors, "I do not run a repair- we just won't be able to judge would say, yes, it would be Bergen County Police Chief's Association, and Chief Nor- last August been trying to state which property owners board chairman Charles Kitz- while-you-wait business,',' Mr. their objections if they are spot zoning. I would also like man H. Statler of Park Ridge, first vice president of the move into the former First in particular were not, served. man alleged the signatures Yankowski said. "My custom, not here," Earl V. Hallem, a to say that I would take this Bergen Association. . , ' • Aid Squad building on Broad Study Is Planned were all made by the same ers drop off their radios and board member said. proposed use over the use of St. The firm once had the Members of the Zoning person. televisions and are gone in "Then we will accept the the First Aid Squad and I do approval of the zoners and Board voted to study the mat- Mr. Isherwood said all the five minutes," he said. petition as evidence," Mr. not mean Uiat in any deroga- Prayer Ban to Be Appealed also Borough Council con- ter and issue a statement signatures were made with He said the shop would op- Kitzman stated. tory sense," he said. NETCONG - The Netcong Board of Education decided firmation, but again the issue later. A disclosure of their the same pen but by "indi- erate from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. last night to appeal a court ruling that fanned its school is unresolved. findings has never been made viduals." Later several resi- Several residents of Broad "I hope when the board five days each week. The and Division Sts. stated the makes its decision the mone- prayer program. The decisions and indeci- public. • dents testified they had store will be closed Wednes- The decision reversed an earlier vote by the board not On Feb. 23 Borough Coun- "signed themselves." store would increase traffic tary consideration of this sions go like this: Last Aug. days. in the area, detract from sale doesn't enter into your to appeal because of the finances involved. cil approved the variance In his opening remarks, 12 the Zoning Board met in At this point Mr. Isherwood properly values- and spoil judgment," Mr. Isherwood But the Conservative Liebrty Lobby of Washington, D.C. but two weeks later rescind- Mr. Hennpssy stressed "my special session to act on the sought to have the petition in- a predominantly residential said as he began his summa- and two state groups, The American Citizens For Prayer of ed its own action, stating the applicant will not waive any application along with another troduced as evidence. neighborhood. tion. Morris County, and The Patriotic American Citizens of pending matter. After two ex- August hearing "was defec- rights to damages which may "Are all the objectors pres- Sussex County, have promised lo pay all costs of the appeal. ecutive sessions- and a total tive" because testimony for be incurred by having to come ent?" Mr. Kitzman asked/ Hazard Feared "You don't have to ques- "I am also worried about Students at the local high school last fall began attend- of 80 minutes the board de- the finding of facts was not before this body a second "Some of them are," the- tion our integrity," Mr. Kitz- ing prayer sessions prior to the start of classes. Each cided not to meet because taken. time." the children in the area," man shot back. attorney replied. .Robert Gross of 119 Broad day a prayer was read from the Congressional Record as board members complained Last night's session, which First witness called was "I have never once ques- "How are we to know what St. testified. "The three recited by a chaplain to Congress. they weren't notified of the lasted nearly three hours, did Mrs..Mary Malousky, secre- the others are objecting to tioned your integrity," the at- trucks could be a big haz- torney said angrily. ard," he stated. "There were a lot of things Carswell Foes 'Chip Away' He added he knows of a I didn't like about this hear- prospective buyer who is in- WASHINGTON - G. Ilarrold Carswell's opponents are ing but I won't go into de- terested in converting the tail," he said as he gathered continuing to chip away at his Supreme Court nomination Elders' Apartments Project building into a home. with Increasing assaults on what the critics say is at best his belongings and hurriedly John T. Hansen, president left the room. a lackluster record as a federal judge. of the First Aid Squad, The growing emphasis on Carswell's bench record was testified the squad has never Dr. Girolamo Pugliese was reflected by a news conference called today by two oppo- "received a concrete offer granted,permission to use a sition leaders, Seas. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., and Edward W. Plan Is Hit in Middletown from anyone interested in con- residence at 103 Main St., for Brooke, R-Mass., to compare his judicial performance with verting the building to living a medical office and an adja- other Southern judges. MIDDLETOWN - That 56- name of their street. The com- At the suggestion of Com- Another resolution autho- unit, four-story senior citi- mitteemen ruled no "ade- rized the mayor and clerk to quarters." cent lot for off street park- mitteeman Joseph M. Mal- ing. There were no objectors. zens high - rise apartment quate and sufficient reason" avet, chairman of the police extend for one year an exist- Cliffwood Beach realtor planned for the triangle now was presented to justify the committee, a resolution of ing agreement with Munic- Thomas T. Cahill testified the John A. Costa of 10 Chinga- Black Recruiting Effort Fails area has a "commercial at- rora Ave. was granted a vari- occupied by Wasserman's change. condolences was adopted and ipal Revaluations, Inc., WASHINGTON — A more than two-year-old National store in Campbell's Junc- Avon, for revaluation of town- mosphere" and the cost of ance to build an addition to Donald R; Jeschke of 14 will be sent to the widow of Guard campaign to enlist more blacks has failed complete- tion is nothing so far but pie Stavola Road asked the com- ship ratables to be completed converting to residential his home and garage that ly so far, and the guard's chief says "I don't know why. in the sky, Acting Mayor Ed- Edward T. Seele, Municipal by October. The County "might be prohibitive." will leave a three-foot sk1?- mittee to reconsider its ac- K "This is one effort we.have not been successful in," Maj. ward P. Makely stressed at tion, alleging that 80 per cent Court clerk many years, who Board of Taxation has ex- "Would it surprise you if yard in a zone where f " Gen. Winston P. Wilson, National Guard bureau chief ac- last night's meeting of the of Stavola Road residents de- died Sunday after a long ill- tended the deadline for re anyone offered to buy the feet are required. knowledged in an interviow. Township Committee. sire the change. He said resi- ness. valuation one year. New as- r "I can't get a handle on it — it's one of the most con- dents are constantly bothered sessments will apply to the fusing problems I've ever faced." A multi-colored rendering Patrolmen Named by Atlantic Highlands archi- by travelers asking directions Two new patrolmen were 1971 tax year. tect James D. Witte which has to homes of the Stavola fami- appointed to the police force The committee also re- SAVE TIME&MONEYll Stock Market Shows Gains _ stood on an easel in the town- ly. None of the Stavolas lives at salaries of $8,609 each. solved to apply to the Depart- NEW YORK — Investor anticipation of easier credit ' ship meeting room since on Stavola Road. They are Frank A. Brex, 34, ment of Housing and Urban and a settlement of the postal strike boosted the stock March 10 has led to much con- In addition,,he quipped, "I. of 452 W. Front St., a veter- Development for an Open market yesterday as it rolled up its biggest advance in jecture and considerable crit- have enough trouble spelling an of the SeaBees, and Wil- Spaces grant of $18,000 and to nearly four weeks. icism from township residents my own name without having liam Fowlie, 23, of 45 Viola state Department of Conser- The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, making its who consider the project ab- to remember how to spell Sta- Ave., Leonardo, a Marine vation and Economic Devel- strongest forward move since Feb. 27, registered a gain of surd. vola." Corps veteran. Both rookies opment for a Green Acres will attend the State Police 10.16 points. Obviously attempting to set The committee took no ac- grant in like amount. The Academy in Sea Girt starting According to analysts, investors were encouraged by a critics' minds at rest, Mr. tion on his request to recon- funds would be used to pur- Monday. sharp drop in short-term interest rates Monday and the Makely emphasized last sider the matter. chase about 70 acres of prediction of A. W. Clausen, president of the Bank of night that the only thing done Sewering Pushed The Township Committee swamp, meadow and penin America, that commercial banks might lower their prime on the project is the archi- Mr. Jeschke also asked the adopted two amendments to sula land for conservation and INCOME TAX rate from %Vi per cent to 8 per cent within 60 to 90 days, tect's drawing to enable the committee's support in urging the traffic and vehicles ordi- recreation purposes on Swim- •^H —-and to-7'/2 per cent by the end of the year. The prime rate committee to decide whether the Sewerage Authority to nance after public hearing. ming River near Newman is tlie interest charged corporate borrowers. the apartment' complex is schedule the Kings Valley de- One measure establishes lim- Springs Road. The tract is feasible. velopment for sewer service its for parking on Hartshorne now owned by Lovett's Nur- as soon as possible. Place and Kings Highway; sery, Inc. and is under option Bailey Hearings Postponed - 'No Decision Made' Let a Wards Tax Specialist The area, he said, is not the other limits the weight of to the township. HACKENSACK — The possibility of an air traffic con- "No ijfi'fision has been made slated for sewer installation vehicles traversing Garreit Mr. Malavet voted against trollers strike resulted in a temporary adjournment here by the Township Committee, under present plans. Fre- Place in Port Monmouth. the resolution because, he Do your Income Tax. yesterday of the hearings for controversial Boston lawyer and no plans or specifications F. Lee Bailey. quent reports of septic tank A resolution adopted unani- said, he is unfamiliar with the have been drawn," Mr. Make- trouble in the area have been mously sets a 40-m.p.h. speed exact extent of the tract. Bailey, who is attempting to show cause why he should ly said. not be permanently barred from practicing in New Jersey, presented to the Sewerage limit on the Oceanic Bridge The meeting was ad- told the court he had to go to Washington. The committee plans by Authority and the Board of and Locust Point Road to journed until Tuesday, March Bailey is general counsel and executive director of the the end of April to appoint a Health. Navesink River Road. 31, at 8 p.m. Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) nine - member "non - profit which has threatened to shut down the nation's air traffic. board" to make recommen- dations for senior citizens' After testimony from Superior Court Judge Gordon H. housing in the township. All Brown and Bailey, Superior Court Judge Morris Pashman available sites will be con- UP adjourned the hearings until 9:30 a.m. April 8. Raritan High School sidered, the acting mayor FOR FEDERAL RETURN went on. He urged all interest- Murder Recorded on Film ed residents to make their in- OAKLAND, Calif — A slaying was recorded in color terest known to the township by a movie camera at tlie Altamont rock music festival •, clerk before the nine-man Wing Bids Come High last Dec. 6, says Dist. Atty. Lowell Jensen of Alameda group is set up. County. The township's senior citi- HAZLET - Hopes for 12 Construction Co. of Orange, Middletown, $223,754; Robert The film, plus allegedly eyewitness testimony, led to zens — notably Mrs. Helen additional classrooms and a $871,370; William Connelly of the indictment yesterday of a Hells Angels motorcycle club W. Patterson of Long Kelly of East Keansburg— new auditorium for Raritan New Brunswick, $877,700; —n)6mber-«na._ charge of fatally _ stabbing Meredith Hunter, Branch, $229,600; H. L. Har- have been urging the commit- High School by next Septem- Melyin Windsor of Spring- 18, Berkeley, Calif. -rison,._$233,577;-Van._ Cleve,. tee for several years to take • ber were apparently dimmed field, $899,650, and Hall Con-" Inc., $235,000; Albert Wolfe Charged was David Passaro, 21, of San Jose, Calif. cognizance of the needs of the YOU'LL LIKE last night, when the Board of struction Co. Inc. of Little and Sons, $236,520; Boro MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER The camera, focused in front of the stage where the elderly residents on fixed in- Education received bids Silver, $916,600. EATONTOWN CIRCLE Boiling Stones were performing, was one of 19 grinding Plumbing of South River, comes who can no longer nearly $500,080 higher than Bids for structural steel WARDS OPEN 9:30 A.M. 'TIL 9:30 P.M. away as darkness descended on 300,000 screaming young $241,000, and John Devaney manage increasing property expected. and miscellaneous iron came people at the Altamont Speedway. taxes. No low cost senior cit- of Murray Hill, $247,777. Bids for general construc- from John Maltese Iron and izens housing project has yet Steel Works of New Bruns- Billboard Ban Is Upheld been carried out in.the town- tion were received from Mi- wick, $125,475; Oltmer Iron TRENTON — An appeals court upheld yesterday the ship. chael Riesz of Fords, $779,. Co: of Jersey City, $129,132; right of the Point Pleasant Beach to order the removal of a Name Change Barred 560; Patock Construction Co. J. G. Schmidt Co. of Passaic, biEboard at the entrance to the borough. But a split 2-1 As a matter of policy, the of Shrewsbury, $827,700; B. $132,600, and Raynor Machine decision guaranteed a right to appeal to the Supreme Court. committee turned down an ap- J. Builders Of West Long and Iron Works, Shrewsbury, The* decision, by the Appellate Division of Superior plication by residents of Sta- Branch, $837,000; Woodward $217,650. Court, orders the J. C. Williams Co., Asbury Park, which vola Road in the Kings Valley Construction Co. of Red Bids for plumbing work To Bell Telephone Laboratories Suppliers put up the billboard in 1965 at Kt. 35 and Broadway, to development to change the Bank, $867,300; Ricciardi were received from H. L. remove it to comply with a local ordinance. Harrison of Clark, $26,665; The majority held that a 1965 agreement, in which the M & R Mechanical Contrac- Whose Payment For Materials company agreed to remove the billboard in two years, was tors of Highlands, $36,700; binding. Atlantic Highlands Albert Wolfe- and Sons of But Judge Lawrence A. Carton Jr., who dissented, said Leonardo, $41,837; Philip Ea- and Services Rendered a 1965 decision of the Ocean County Court must be applied. ger of Long Branch, $44,333; Under that ruling, the company was given the right to put Frank Gibson of Freehold, up the board because it was not prohibited by local zoning Hall Opening Soon $44,754; John Devaney of May Be Delayed By The Mail Strike ordinances. Murray Hill, $49,989; Van ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - He will begin 10 weeks of Cleve Inc. of Neptune, $50,- Reputed Mafia Chief Indicted The new modern Borough Hall training at the N.J. State 515. • will probably open in late Bids for heating, ventilat- NEW YORK — For the second time in two days the Police Academy, Sea Girt, April, Councilman Herbert Monday. The appointment ing and air conditioning were If, under the terms 6f our purchasing agreement, you feel a pay- federal government has moved against a reputed Mafia Posten announced at the Bor- received from Sarbo; Inc. of boss in the New York area. . brings the force back up to ough Council meeting last its full complement of 12 men. ment is due to you, please call us at one of the numbers listed below. A federal grand jury yesterday handed up a five-count night. indictment charging Joseph Colombo, reputed to be the boss The 1970 salary ordinance We will advise you on the status of your payment and arrange for of. the Brooklyn and Long Island Mafia and a member of He added that no major was adopted, with renewed Be wise... open i the organization's ruling national commission, with income holdups are postponing the questioning from John Schlap- you to pick it up. tax evasion. opening, which had been kohl about the librarian's Checkvnaster Colombo, a real estate agent, is charged with failure to - planned for this week. salary. report $58,271 in income from 1963 to 1967, thereby cheating In conjunction with the open- Two weeks ago, Mr. ScMap- To ensure accuracy and to avoid further delays 'the government of $19,168 in taxes due. ing, council authorized adver- kohl presented council a peti- account today The indictment, announced in the Eastern District of tisements for furnishings, tion signed by 151 residents equipment and maintenance asking that the salary of Mrs. New York by U. S. Atty. Edward R. Neaher, follows the PLEASE CALL FIRST SO THAT WE CAN ARRANGE A arrest Monday of Carlo Gambino on charges of conspiring , for the building. Bids will be Ellen Donoghue be raised "to to hijack an armored car shipment of $3- to ?5-million. opened April 28. at least $6,000. She had been Gambino is reputedly the "boss of bosses" of organized Council introduced an or- receiving $5,000. . TIME AND PLACE FOR YOV TO COME IN FOR PAYMENT crime. dinance caljing for the sale of Under the ordinance the $39,900 in bonds to finance a librarian will receive $5,450 portion of the $42,000 cost of plus flOO longevity pay for 201 582-5004 201 582-5019 Panther Trial Is Bogged Down furniture and equipment. each five-year period of em- JERSEY CITY — The trial of three Black Panthers The figures include fire ployment. 582-5009 582-5024 charged with machine gunning a police station here in 1968 alarm systems and landscap- Councilman Alfred Katz, bogged down in legal arguments yesterday. ing. A public hearing will be while not opposing the salary 582-5014 Under cross examination, the first state witness, John held April 14. for Mrs. Donoghue, questioned Leslie Maxwell, said that in addition to a copy of a state- Franklin D. Roberts, a for- the propriety of residents' ment he made to the prosecution which was made available mer special policeman, was bringing pressure with peti- to the defense, he had given two other statements to the appointed a patrolman to re- tions. No minimum balance required : state's attorneys. place Patrolman Bruce Kerri- "What would happen if Can we help you? Raymond Brown, chief defense lawyer, said, he wanted gan, who resigned to join the residents sighed petitions for Senricels our biggest atset Bell Laboratories to be furnished copies of the other two statements. Monmouth County prosecutor's ah their friends? .1 support But First Asst. Prosecutor John Carlin Jr. said he had office. the right of residents to do no knowledge of any statements other than the one made . • Mr. Roberts, 35, lives at so, but you can appreciate CEMUAL JERSEY BANK available to Brown. •'. ••-•• • - ~ • 337 Main St., Port Monmouth. our problem," he stated. MUUEI1OFF.D.I.C. "I djKkfi'M • THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOVN, N. 1: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970 Miss M. MePonough Thomas Brown 'Jr. 1 RED BANK - Miss Marie Thomas J. Cassidy Si%, New York Bbiker LAKEWOOD — Tho|as % M. MoDonotigh, 67, of 60 Wal- gan, Mrs. Eugene Rodrick Brown jr., five-month, old son Obituaries lace St., here, died Tuesday RED BANK - Thomas J. clerk at the First National the church's Holy Name So- Cassidy Sr., 69, of 52 Locust City Bank of New York for ciety, the executive commit- and Mrs. James Cox, all of of Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas at Riveryiew Hospital, Red Brooklyn and six grandchil- Bank. Ave-.;, died Monday at home. 48 years. tee of the Red Bank Repub- Brown, here, died at home He was born in Brooklyn He was a communicant of dren. Miss McDonough was bom lican Club, Long Branch Sunday. He was born in Long and lived here 33 years. St. James Roman Catholic Council 336 of the Knights of The Adams Memorial in Red Bank and had been a Mr. Cassidy had been a Church, here, a member of Home, Red Bank, is in Branch. Joe Pyne Is Dead lifelong resident here. She Columbus and the Old Guard charge of arrangements. Besides his parents, he is was a member of St. James of Red Bank. Catholic Church, Red Bank, Mrs. Ousterman Surviving are his widow, survived by a twin brother, Mrs. Helen Gleason Cassidy; Mrs. Michele Lepore and the church's Rosary Altar LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Surviving are a son, Wil- Timothy; a sister, Teleea Of Lung Cancer Society. a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Hazel May Ousterman, 76, of liam Ousterman Jr. of Ocean- WHITESTONE, N.Y. - Denise, at home; his grand- HOLLYWOOD (AP)-'The Surviving are four cousins, 66 Atlantic Ave. died Monday Gran of Little Silver; two Mrs. Michele Lepore, 87, of port; a daughter^ Mrs. Doro- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- guest has said what he didn't Mrs. Anna McNeil of High- in Monmouth Medical Center. sons, Thomas J. Cassidy Jr. 167th St., died Friday in thy Gaylord of Red Bank; a come to say," Joe Pyne liked lands, Mrs. Anna Wheeler of Mrs. Ousterman was born of Wanamassa and Theodore Providence Rest, Bronx. liam Brown of Jackson Town- sister, Mrs. Mabel Hurley of to say of his radio and tele- Keyport, Mrs. Margaret Jor- in Freehold and had lived in V. Cassidy, serving with the Shq js survived by two sons, ship and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis don of Middletown and Leon Belmar, and three grandchil- Marine Corps in Washington, vision talk show. Monmouth Beach most of her Frank Lepore of Little Silver," Johnson of Long Branch. Walling of Matawan. life, She moved here six dren. D.C.; a brother, Francis Cas- N.J., and Ralph Lepore Jr., The aoid-tongued inter- Arrangements are under the years ago. She was a mem- The Robert A. Braun Home sidy of Brooklyn; five sisters, here. Arrangements are under rogator of a variety of per- direction of the John E. Day ber of the First Assembly of for Funerals, Eatontown, is Misses Anna and Loretta Cas- Burial was in Trinity Church toe direction of the W. David sonalities on nationally syndi- Funeral Home, Red Bank. God Church, Shrewsbury. in charge of arrangements. sidy and Mrs. James Flanni- Cemetery, New York City. DeRoche Funeral Home, here. cated radio and TV shows lost a two-year battle against lung cancer. He died Monday night at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital at the age of 45. Pyne, a native of Chester, more for your money Pa., had been hospitalized;, a month. His last telecast ap- HMUOJttY pearance was Nov. 29, 1969. FOOD SUPERMARKETS 1U.1WVX8UPDI A one-legged ex - Ma- rine who flew his own plane, YOUR MOST VALUABLE CHO1QE he took on professors, writers, BEEF bishops, hippies, advocates of SALE TODAY thru SAT. TRADING STAMPS FREE tomosexualism — virtually Joe Pyne anyone willing to expose his Pasadena. Pyne leaves his views on the show. widow, Britt, two daughters, PRODUCE DEF^RTMENT "Whether I come out on a son, a sister and/his moth- top isn't the key thing. The er. CAMECO IMPORTED key thing is that there has been a moment when what- ever truth k available is laid Tannenbaum out on the table and picked CANNED clean," Pyne once said. Service Held Private* funeral services MATAWAN - Services for were planned for today in Mrs. Donna Tannenbaum, 31, of 197 Fordham Drive, who HAM EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON STATE Mrs. Beceiro died Monday in an automobile RED AND GOLDEN DELICIOUS accident in Holmdel, were Dies at 39 yesterday under direction of APPLES HOLMDEL - Mrs. Kath- the Seymour Resnick Fu- leen A. Beceiro, 39, former neral Home, New York City. member of the township Burial was in Cedar Park Board of Education, died Mon- Cemetery, Paramus. day in her home, 291 Laurel Mrs. Tannenbaum died in Ave. 1 2.39' Born in Brooklyn, she was Riverview Hospital, Red FRESH GROUND Mr AT PLYMOUTH ROCK SALE! CITY CUT PORK SALE the daughter of the late Al- Bank, less than an hour after the accident, which occurred FAMILY PACK-3-LBS. OR MORE _ _ PORK LOW ENDS ANDdNTHB LETTUCE fred and Harriet O'Brien C CALIFORNIA Skea. at Crawfords Corner and CANNED HAM Middletown Roads. GROUND BEEF -59 ICEBERG A resident here 19 years, b PORK CHOPS .79 Police Sgt. Bruce Phillips N she was a self-employed real "* •* •• 5 « 579 COUNTRY STYLE EXTRA LARGE said Mrs. Tannenbaum's car C J can J HEAD EA. estate saleswoman and owned and a vehicle driven by Don- GROUND CHUCK .75 .b. SPARE RIBS .69 and operated an antique shop ald M. Cavanaugh, 19, of 1206 can I FRESH CRISP next to her home. EXTRA LEAN FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER Harris Ave., Union Beach, C 1b. A member of Middletown collided. The Cavanaugh car can ROASTING PORK »49 IPASCAL CELERY AI 9 Reformed Church, she was GROUND ROUND » 85 was traveling south on Craw- DAIRY DEPARTMENT former secretary-treasurer of fords Corner Road. Mrs. TOP ROUND OR CROSS RIB the Arnold-Walter Nursing Tannenbaum's car was mov- Home, here. ing east on Middletown Road, CHUCK STEAK 49' I ROAST BEEF Surviving are her husband, Sgt. Phillips reported. No MARGARINE U.S.D.A. CHOICE (ROUND) GOV'T. INSPECTED 3'/J-LB. AVG. Philip Beceiro; a son, Spec. 3 charges have been filed, BLUE BONNET Philip A. Beceiro, serving pending police investigation. with the U.S. Army in
Gets Top Grade PAIR 21 Broad\0&- Red Bank-NJ In Study Course JACK ANDERSON, OWNER RED BANK - Bernard REGULARLY 7.99 WATCH FOR Zaehring, assistant superin- tendent of mails at the Red Bank Post Office, is one of five "CHARGE IT" AT WARDS participants who achieved the highest grade scored in the SAVE! on Girls' (A) Gold tone leather with neat perfo- IT... home study course in motor rated trim; adjustable buckle. Man-made fleet safety supervision. SOON 7 to 14 soles and heels. For ages 3 to 10. He received a Hamilton LINCOLN W AM MERCURY wrist watch is recognition of Easter Dresses (I Off-white high vamp on shiny black his attainment and a letter of vinyl patent; buckle trim. Man-made soles Sflrtwibury Ave. at Sycamore commendation from the re- 747-5400 5 and heels. For ages 3 to 10. CHECK (B) Fabulous group with a signs of Spring . . .softer TERMITE DAMAGE colors turned on bright in enchanting prints. Easy- Every year ot this time, homeowners find winged insects that Suddenly fly out ond then drop their wings and crawl all care, machine-wash, poly- around. These little insects ore TERMITES ond indicate that ester-cottons, more. Corns there are still thousands of other termites still eating the I house, causing further, destruction to the wood of the house. see, save! THE COST OF REPAIRS FAR EXCEEDS THE COST OF TREATMENT AND GOES HIGHER WITH DELAY! OVER $2 SAVINGS! BOYS' CALL US FOR A FREE INSPECTION OF STRAPPING WING TIPS YOUR HOME. We specialize exclusively in termite control. Our spe- cialized equipment enables us to do a better and more complete job. pair 7/ Rag. $9.99 "CHARGE IT" ON WARDS CONVENIENT |C) Lustrous-look leather TERMITE CONTROL SYSTEM shoes of brown. Man- * CHARG-ALL CREDIT PLAN made soles and heels Wide range little boys, sizes. Reg. 10.99 RED BANK bigger sizes 8.88 842-3528
W£ ARE THE ONLY COMPANY IN NEW JERSEY DOING TERMITE CONTROL EXCLUSIVELY. SECOND GENERATION IN THE BU5INESS. ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 10 WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER . YEARS, EtEatontowt n CirclCile OpeO n 939:30 A.MAM . tiltilll 9:3930 P.MPM. 542-2150 -THE DAILY REGISTER RED BANK - MIDDLETOWtf, N. I: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970
All prices effective in Red Bank, Howell Township, long Branch land Atlantic Highlands thru Sat., Mar, 28th.
CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY
PRQGRESSO '•$••£! FINAST-SLICED BEETS, IMPORTED WHOLE POTATOES, SLICED CARROTS TOMATOES VEGETABLES 2 Ib. WITH 3 oi. lib. 3 V 7 BASH can cans mm Hop to Price Minding for Cash Savings! Hop to Price Minding for Cash Sa WHITE REALEMON TUNA LEMON JUICE FINAST-SOLID-IN BRINE
PRICE MINDED /•*• bot.
A>& WESSON OIL YOUR [ASTER MENU BEGINS WITH SAVINGS AT fUSSY FINAST
Kit BAKING,COOKING, FRYMGt SALADS FIN AST SODA Ml FLAVORS OVEN READY-GRADE A' NOBtrosir.1 MOBCHJRN! J TENDER, YOUNG, FLAVORFUL 10 TO 14 POUND AVERAGE Rnait liquid Detergent 3 & 95C Haast Facial tissues ™-J * 5 **<• 93e •ol Monte Sweet Pens llbJ;~Me Ftaost Pineapple Juice lqLl4*3.Ie CANNED HAMS C Flnort Croam Stylo Corn ^'18 SWIFT'S UNOX-IMPORTID CALIF. POT ROAST i Finast Bathroom Tissue 4 ^ 35< ib. E39 can a# I <# can «# | iJ can <# _JfflHCOWCNLMIOW 1 i 5 Top Job Cleaner RIB ROAST EXTRA SHORT GUT Dubuque Pork Sausage Meat 53' SKINLESS Ib. 7Q( Finast or Colonial Franks OR AU BEEF voc# 7 MIZRACH lb- AAc Kosher Midget Salami or BOLOGNA PkS-T7 BONELESS Swift's Premium Bacon 99' 1 POT ROAST CHUCK CUT Sau Sea Shrimp Cocktail THICK , Colonial Sliced Bacon or THIN HOT OR SWEET Sliced Beef Liver ITALIAN SAUSAGE Natural Swiss Slices
LaRosa Lasagne | EASTER FIRST OF THE FRESH SAVINGS | ALWAYS AN 11b. EASTER TREAT 3 pkgs. 1 ASPARAGUS Bartlett Pears CALIF. FINEST c RICHMOND FRESH FLAVORFUL cans 29 IMPORTED FROM ISRAEL £± if £±' Health & Beauty Aids JAFFA ORANGES 8 69* 500 ASPIRIN IMPORTED—JUMBO—SWEET, JUICY M 4±S FINAST 5 GRAIN HONEY DEW MELONS .. 69* bot. U.S.P. 59 See our variety of fresh Caster Plants! Lanolin Plus Hair Spray 13 » ^Jk. ^S Finasf Blue Shampoo
THIS COUPON f B( [THIS COUPON ^Ar S THIS COUPON WOSIH | ^ ! WORTH ^iV S WOITH Towards the purchaie of ^S Bold Detergent fowerdt the Bunhaic oF towards lh« purchait of Sf 8ot.jar ol t5ol.bol.of 5 5 Ik. bog • 2 YUBAN TOPJOB 5 GOLD MEDAL I INST. COFFEE CLEANER | FLOUR | limil iDGoodiiSuptr Finn! ALL PURPOSE 2» limit ||) Gaol llSiiftrf iiuil 72 fl»»d Hire til, HntliHIti Gfod thr>Jil., Mirth M*
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1INDSAY LARGE TENDER, SWEET JUMBO-RIPE 'SI WHITE PEAS OLIVES •A >a EGGS
Mop to Price Minding for Cash Savings! Hop to Prite Minding for Cash Savings! TOMATO FRUIT PAAS EGG DYE JUICE COCKTAIL
1 Ib. FINAST 14 oz. MONTE 14 oz. BOUNTiFUk PIASTER
FUSSY FAMILIES WILL ENJOY THEIR EASTER HAM FROM FINAST!
KADQUARTIRS MUSHROOMS mm QUAKER STATE tASTEK STEMS AND 8oi; MAMS SMOKED HAMS PIECES
HILLY COOKED (Water Added) TOMATO SOUP
BUTT m ^*. SHANK PORTION JLQC-PORTION ft. Nabisco Chiprters Potato Snocks 4X Sunshine Honey Grahams ^37* EASTER PARADE OF MEAT VALUES!* Keebler Choc. Chip Cookies '^35* £ Polish Kielbasi (b 99 Sacramento Tomato Juice 3' *£"•' *1 IRLOIN Ground Chuck Sliced or Halves Peaches C 5 .£ M c Finast Granulated Sugar 5 *; 57^ Ground Round e® ib. 95 BONE-IN STEAKS Calif. Steak w CHUCK CUT Ib. Perx Coffee Lighfener BONELESS Fillet Steak m CHUCK Ib. 99' Taste 0' Sea Shrimp Dinner * 59' USDA EXTRA AQc Sara tee Croissant Rolls Rib Steak • SHORTCUT Ib. *O CHOICE Cream Whip Topping t.Z r5 39' Pure Pork Bracioli »98' Finast Chopped Spinach
\ EASTER BAKERY SAVINGS Mr. Deli Savings (where deli is available) HAM & SWISS COMBO $f19 YOU GET Vi LB. LEAN, BOILED HAM FRESH AND Vi LB.ilMPORTED AUSTRIAN SWISS Luncheon Meat *.99' Rye Bread HII»fWN»lK>NAL lOAMOWllHSHIIMf APPLE PIE Kosher Griddles 95' Shrimp Salad FINAST-OVEN READY Seafood Savings Serve with t IL l(e Cream or #» * GREENLAND Jff m TURBOT FILLET FRESH FROZEN Ib. 9 9 Cheese. Don't ••*• FRESH 6 o». FRESH OYSTERS .„,,:„,, 79 Forget Cream Topping PKfl* FROZEN can f • Center Cut Halibut Steaks MSHHOZ^ «,89 • Little Neck Clams Casino Finast Bread Sale • Jumbo Alaskan King Crab Legs *.*159 . SWEDISH RYE, CRACKED WHEAT, BE 1 lb- • •.Fresh Cherry Stone Clams D..?9' OATMEAL OR WHEAT ••"loaves ^VnVAVAVAVAVAVAVI^ SAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV^ iSAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVASi Hot Cross Buns PM5 155 2S THIS COUPON f A« SS THIS COUPON f AC 5 2 THITHIS COUPOS COUPON N ^ A« 5 WORTH 10 WORTH . iWORTH 20 Dash Detergent toward! Ihe purchase el towardl tht puichau el * . towards th* purchaic sf 2— Pi pi. bolllu . I 3 on* Ib. pkg». of 3 Ib. 7 ot. pkj. of 10 OFF I ii SEA MIST i NUCOA LABEL 1 oz. CHEERIOS AMMONIA i MARGARINE 65 RBR RBR ! RBR c, MRS. MFG MFG Unit III tooittlvpi fi«»ll LimllilGowlliJujttFmiil Jit QM4 thru III.. M*ceh Illh OKKI Ihiy lit. Mlicn Iltn OMtfltiui lit. Much Mlh' -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWN; N. J.S WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970 charge for <*e transaction. the' past 10 years. Monthly you buy Jewer shares and in However, in a rising market investments such as you are a low market your dollar planning offer the advantage stretches further. Deseret Should Be Held of averaging your cost base If you are more conserva-
By ROGER E. SPEAR organization. Deseret, which ance for this small company. Q — I invested in Deseret had previously distributed its Q — I recently purchased Pharmaceutical and now the Successful products through another shares of Anchor Capital price has dropped lo a year's company, should realize sub- Fund and plan to add $25 a low. Does the slock have re- covery potential, er should I Investing stantial benefits as a result month or more to this in- sell? - T.N. of this move. vestment. Now I wonder if VICTORY MARKET TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 A — Deseret should be held Company manufactures this fund was the best for 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK for its strong recovery po- \ specialized disposable hospi- me. I am retiring in 10 years. TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY tential. A slowdown in earn- peeled for the balance of the tal supply products and surg- — D.W. FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE -- ings — a 10 per cent de- year. ical instruments. Consider- A — Anchor is a perform- cline on a 13 per cent sales Part of the drop in earn- able progress is being made ance fund of quite recent ori- PURINA'S GRADE A increase — in fiscal 1969 is a ings can be attributed to the in an eight-year-long effort gin. Other funds of somewhat A & B DRY CURED temporary situation which inclusion of Chemplast, Inc., to develop an effective treat- similar goals but more con- carried into the first fiscal acquired in late 1968, and to ment for asthma. Any break- servative methods and under quarter of the current year. expenses related to the es- through here would, I be- the same management have SMOKED HONEY- An upturn, however, is ex- tablishment of a marketing lieve, be of major import- performed adequately over HAMS SUCKLE Heuttig Heads State SHANK WHITE Ceramic Association HALF TURKEYS 10 to 14 Ib. HENS - CHECKERBOARD FARMS LEAN . NO WATER ADDED • FULLY COOKED PRINCETON - Fred It. North Carolina State Univer- Heuttig of 144 Woodland sity, received a B.S. degree Drive, Fair Haven, was elect- in ceramic engineering in 1941. USDA CHOICE GOV'T. INSPECTED ed president of the Ceramic He has been with the Pemco Association of New Jersey at company 24 years and serves the 55th annual meeting of the as secretary of the Trenton FARM association at the Princeton Section of the American Ce- RIB Inn. Mr. Heuttig is associat- ramic Society. FRESH ed with the Indiana General The annual meeting, at Ib Co., Keasbey, now a division which the new officers were ROAST FRYING of the Electronic Memories elected and installed, featured an afternoon session of tech- and Magnetic Corp. nical papers and discussions BEEF Elected a member of the and an evening banquet pro- CHICKEN executive committee of the gram. More than 150 mem- SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON 89c Ib. SWIFT'S Premium FRANKS (7-in.) 79c Ib. association was Henry H. bers and guests of the associ- Thomas of 470 River Eoad, ation attended. Fred R. Heuttig Henry II. Thomas Fair Haven. He is a sales engineer representing Pemco- Glidden Durkee division, It Pays to Advertise in The Register SCM Corp. of Baltimore, on the east coast from Maine to Georgia. Mr. Heuttig received a B.S. degree in ceramic engineer- ing from Kutgers University in 1950. He started with In- diana General in 1953 as as- sistant superintendent, be- COMPLETE SELECTION came chief manufacturing en- gineer and, in 196D trans- or Domestic and Imported ferred to the Valparaiso, Ind. plant as manager of manufac- turing. He returned in 1965 to the Keasbey plant as vice president and general manag- er of the electronics division. He is a member of the American Ceramic Society, the National Institute of Ce- Fine wines odd that extra touch of qraciousness to ramic Engineers and the your Easter Feast.. Make your selection from the American Management Asso- largest in the area. Here at Davidson's we have the ciation' as well as the honor- ary engineering societies, finest of world imports plus great domestic wines. Keramos and Tau Beta Pi. Come in or call your order in and we'll deliver. Mr. Thomas, a graduate of BARTON'S EASTER Two Posts CANDIES DAVIDSON'S Are Filled FAMOUS BLENDED WHISKEY By Bank 40% STRAIGHT WHISKIES RED BANK - At a recent meeting of the Board of A" Directors of The Monmouth County National Bank, two staff members were appoint- Wycliffe ed administrative assistants. Mrs. Anns P. Mewes joined SCOTCH the bank in 1966 in the Con- sumer Credit Department. 0 Quart 9 Fifth She is a member of the Pe- l nelope Stout Chapter, Daugh- 12.34 /i GAL. ters of American colonists and the Colony of the Oran- ges, New England Women. She resides in Long Branch. Miss Ellie Slocum began her banking career in 1932 with COMSTOCK BLENDED the Long Branch Trust^Com- pany and became associated WHISKEY with the Monmouth County National Bank in 1963 when DAVIDSON'S /149 that bank merged with the Long Branch Trust Company. VODKA 4 She is a member of the Penel- Comstock Light or Dark ope Stout Chapter, Daughters of American colonists and the RUM Colony of the Oranges, New England Women. She resides Imported MeAdam in Long Branch. SCOTCH WE Promotion For Hanrahan NEWARK -Richard V. Hanrahan of Middletown has been promoted to Informa- Colonel Roy Straight Kentucky tion systems staff senior member at Western Electric j BOURBON WHISKEY «J Quart, Company's Northeastern Re Nothlnq finer In Bourbon available! gion Headquarters, Broad and Cedar Sts. IMPORTED COMSTOCK Hanrahan joined the com- pany in 1955 in Chicago. He IRISH WHISKY attended a number of com- (SHAMROCK) GIN pany - sponsored training 10 YEARS OLD 100% GRAIN courses and was promoted to assignments of increasing re- 19 sponsibility until named to his present position effective Aunt Millie proudly introduces another, new spa» March 1, 1970. ghetti sauce to make a lot of her competitors cry into their Hanrahan and his wife have Imported Lourention Rare /I 59 monosodium glutamate. one child and live at Spaghetti sauce with Italian sausage meat. CANADIAN WHISKY*} 42 Heron Road.. Aunt Millie makes it from.her Grandmother's recipe, with good, natural ingredients. Like imported Romano Free Bevacqua Graduates cheese. Pure Italian pork sausage meat. And tomatoes so sweet, the sauce doesn't need sugar. Then she simmers the • Deliraiy Bankers' School p iduct specified. Invoices prov- ing purchase of lufflclenl aloch to sauce for hours, longer than anybody else simmers theirs. WEST POINT, N.Y. - Al- c ve: couponj preRcnied lor ro- The big companies will undoubtedly try to coi 747-3334 rJcrnpiron, must btr shown oi\ re* copy fred A. Bevacqua Jr., special nunat. Void whon proiBnted by e Isids aDency, brohtr or olhert Aunt Millie's new spaghetti sauce with Italian sausage. Just representative of the Federal »ho me IWI rntail diilnbulnrt el as they've tried to copy all the other spaghetti sauces she's Reserve Bank of New York r r meichandiioorapaciflcillv introduced over the past 25 years. pans lor (edomptio at 33 Liberty St., New York, prohibited, llcwsod, laied or r»- But while the big companies are trying to iy her ilricled. Any mist lai must b» was among the 49 graduates piid by coniumtf, Caifi redainp- new sauce, they won't De trying to copy her inj lients. who completed successfully lion y«lu« 1/20 ol if- Mall ceuponi So they'll endup as they have before, "with e DAVIDSON'S lo Aunl Millla'l Slucei. P.O. BOM afair W, HiwUiorm, N,Y. 10532. Expl- the four-week course of the rrilroid««,Oeiobtr 1,1970. imitation of her jar. v . ( ' WINES & LIQUORS Executive Development AUNT MILLllE'S SPAGHETTI SAUCES MUST BE GOO0. School conducted by the New A LOT OF BIG COMPANIES HAVE TRIED TO COPY THEM. 26 BROAD STREET, RED BANK York State Bankers Associa- tion at the Hotel Tiiayer here. -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK-MIDDLEIWN. N. J.s WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970 n Good Year For New Realty Firm 2 New Directors MlDDLETOWN - Richard tial properties has led the force in daily contact T. Trctsky, president of The agency to understand match- arranging all types of mort- Rich Agency, 1215 Rt. 35, re- ing the right residential gage loans. '1'his specializa- For Board at EAI ports a volume of $1,582,500 property to the right buyer. tion has helped Rich Agency in sales closed for the period "Specialization in resale with their successful. sales WEST LONG BRANCH - sippanjr. He formed the com- ending the agency's first full of homes places our sales program," he said. Robert W. Hughes and Paul pany in 1962. year of business here. W. Berthiaume have been lie was an EAI associate . Mr. Tretsky attributed the 7 TROOPS ENTERTAINED elected to the board of direc- in the company's early years agency's success due to the MlDDLETOWN — Junior dances from foreign coun- tors, of-Electronic Associates and later worked for Inter- fact the sales staff is trained Girl Scout Troop 126, headed tries, Inc. national Telephone and Tele- to understand the problems by Mrs. Roger Clapp, enter- Brownie Troop 141, led by Arthur L. Adamson, presi- graph Corporation in the data of the average home buyer tained seven area junior Mrs. Harold Rogers and Mrs. dent and chief executive offi- processing field. His last posi- and how to solve them. troops in an observance of Robert Larson, hosted a sing- cer, said Mr. Hughes is chair- tion was as vice president Mr. Tretsky said speciali- Girl Scout Week. The pro- a-long for the eight Fairview man of the board of Data and director of operations for zation in resale of residen- gram featured games and troops. Trends, Inc., integrated man- ITT's Information Systems ufacturer of electronic data Division. He resides in Moun- terminals, and computer • tain Lakes. communications equipment • Mr. Berthiaume is general with headquarters iti Par- manager of marketing at EAI. Prior to that he was marketing manager for com- putation centers and com- Egg Market puter services. Mr. Berthia- ume is a resident of Little NEW YORK (AP) - Silver. PROUD OWNERS of Cerliona's Greenhouses stand in front of their new building Wholesale egg offerings light on Rt. 35, Holmdel, They are, from left, Marie Cerlione; her father, Edward, on mediums and ample to bur- Add Enjoyment densome on other sizes. De- Lloyd Newman business founder, and Joseph, his son. (Register Staff Photo) mand continued slow, under- to your tone nervous and unsettled With EMC yesterday. EASTER DINNER NEW YORK - Lloyd N. New Building Opened With Wholesale selling prices Newman, formerly of 890 Riv-, based on volume sales. er Road, Fair Haven, N.J., HOLMDEL — "Everything new 2,000 - square - foot brick- greenhouse to grow plants for FINE WINES for the garden." front building on Rt. 35. New York spot quotations and former assistant to the his farm, formerly located and follow: That's what you'll find Twenty years ago, Edward next door. Today Cerlione's chairman of Villager Indus- Standards 41^-44% at Cerlione's Greenhouses, Cerlione, now a farmer for al- maintains five greenhouses LIQUOR FROM tries, Inc., has been elected Whites: Fancy large 47 lbs. which officially opened its most 50 years, started a and offers a complete line of min. 48-50^. Fancy medium executive vice president, garden supplies, lawn equip- 41 lbs. average 45^-46%. Fan- chief operating officer and a ment, seeds, bulbs, plants, mowers, fertilizers and insec- CRATES LIQUOR STORE cy smalls 36 lbs. average Z5'/4- director of Economic and ticides. 20 NORTH BRIDGE AVENUE RED BANK Manpower Corporation. Buck Firm Acquires m. Assisting Mr. Cerlione in the AMPLE FREE PARKING EMC provides manpower Browns: Fancy large 47 lbs. business operation are his son min. 43-45% development training, basic Go-Power Corporation and daughter, Joseph and FREE DELIVERY 747-1485 adult education, economic de- Marie Cerlione, co-owners. PALO ALTO, Calif. - Jack ter, reported sales of $4,584,331 velopment and other related Durjng the peak season of A. Cowan Jr., president of and net income of $273,020 for April and May, Cerlione's services to industry, labor, Buck Engineering Co., Wall the year ended Dec. 31. employs 10 to 12 persons. government agencies and Township, today announced communities. the completion of the acquisi- tion of Go-Power Corporation, Its clients include United Palo Alto. States Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Under the terms of the ac- Armco Steel, Boise-Ca'scade, quisition, Buck acquired 100 Genera! Foods, United Aulo per cent of the outstanding Workers, American Federa- shares of Go-Power stock in exchange for Buck Engineer- tion of State, County and Mu- ing Co., Inc. common stock, nicipal Employees, U.S. De- 25,000 of which were trans- Savings In partment of Labor, U.S. De- ferred immediately. In addi- One Basket partment of Health, Educa- tion, contingent on increased Closed tion and Welfare, and other earnings of Go-Power in 1070, Easter Buck may be required to is- unday leading business and public sue -up to 55,000 shares of its organizations. common stock. Earlier in his career, Mr. Go-Power Corporation was founded in 1960 by G. Neal Newman was press secretary Williams and Terrill E. Buf- Genera/ Merchandise (where available) to former Mutual Aid admin- fum, who are continuing as FOR INSTAMATIC CAMERAS istrator Harold Stassen. president and vice president, Kpdachrome Film $O49 CXTMIOM respectively, of the subsidi- Ground Ground < Ground ary company. Go-Power's CX126-20 -^ 20 Exposure* - Price includes Round . Beef Chuck CERTIFICATES Appointed Bank principal products are dyna- Processing, Jumbo Color Prints, an meters for measurement of Health I Beaaty Aiis 24-26 MONTHS Treasurer Aide engine horsepower. Go-Pow- ,95* .75* ; er's sales for the year ended MIN. $10,000 MATAWAN, - John M, - "Boneless Beef Roasts", Top Sirloin Roast «>. JL Yoeckel, 40 Indigo Lane,.has Feb. 28 were approximately OVEN or POT SI 09 QiKBterly Dividends $670,000. ; , been appointed an assistant Bottom Round Roast OVEHWPOT Rump of Beef Roast ib. *A Buck Engineering Co. Inc. treasurer of The Bank of New Cross Rib Roast ovENmpor OVEN or POT *,. is a leading manufacturer of Top Round Roast ovoiorpoT Ib. Eye Round Roast ib. •! Red Bank York, New York City. educational equipment and WHYPAYMOHE? . -, loo 99 Mr. Yoeckel, who joined the programs used in teaching Excedrin Tablets £,99* bank in 15G6, is in the oil and electrodynamics. Buck, whose WHYPAYMORE? natural gas group of the Spe- stock is traded over-the-coun- cial Industries Division. Adorn Hair Spray AN9 WAN ASSOCIATION SHOP-RITE IOC OFF LABEL He graduated in 1965 with a 32-01. Broad St. and Bergen PI. BS degree from Miami Uni- Creme Rinse li 59* versity. frozen hois ' RED BANK He and his wife, Lillian, are parents of two daughters. SHOP-RITE "GRADE A11 CAUUFLOWERoi ' Broccoli i\ ioo. pll9S Spears Hr Freshness it Tie Dilhtenceol Shop-Rile. ' ' ' "' LARGESIZE
CIIEAMPIIFFSor Fresh Pineapples CMSPAIRE Rich's Eclairs Mclntosh Apples jyouR AIL VARIETIES •SWEET CALIFORNIA Banquet Meat Pies Carrots ; EXTRA FANCY - FANCI FRIES 12-cz.or BIRD5EYE i French Fries f Anjou Pears SUNMST 10*59* EARTOUT, Appetizer Dept. Navel Oranges IMPORTED WHOLEot.fiALF.ONLY Honeydew Melons 25c OFF LABEL ALLCOLORS3C OFF LABEL WHt PAY MORE? Virginia Ham JUMBO BOUNTYTOWELSor ANCE! Cold Power BIG ROLL. ALL COLORS Tetley M.C. Wachtcr SLICEOTOORDER Laundry Detergent Tea Bags Sorry, eclair, but here comes Tasty-Klair. The Baked VirginiV a Ham **79* Scott Towels gorgeous new eclair-style pastry from $ Tastykake. Every nook and cranny filled with Wachter SUCEDTOORDER ***** -5-lb.4-oi. satin-smooth custard. Topped by dark sweet Borden's Swiss Cheeseu>99* 4 • 1 chocolate icing. YEU.OWorWHITEPAST.PBOC. Is Promoted Ib./5J SHOP-KITE Top that, France. American Cheese _ - *•« DEL MONTE _ %^r. ^ . SHREWSBURY - M. C. Dairy Dept. Cream Style Corn 6 "Bud" Wachter has been pro- VERIFINEREGULARor CINNAMON moted to regional sales man- Applesauce «*1 Shop-Rite Tomato Juice te* ager of the Military Service Orange Company Division of Ebsco £59 tmYPAYMORE? Industries, Shrewsbury Ave. Juice: Green Giant Peas !=• 89* ShoprRite White Tuna 3£s * rt WHYPAYMOREf - 14k. Mr. Wachter served in a PART SKIM 5 $ $ management position 10 years ALL COLORS SHOP-RITE £. . 1WHYPAYMORE Pride o? f the Farm Catsup4tt: l in the firm's European dis- Axelrod Ricptta 99* trict office in Frankfurt, Ger- SHOP-RITE Facial Martinson COCONUT many. Crescent Rolls Tissues Cdffee CUSTARD He returned to the U.S. last Deli Dept. March to assume duties as boxes of »P I stateside sales manager di- 200 cts. i ." can 69 recting operations for l,he 5 northeast part of the nation and Puerto Rico and the Ca- nal Zone. SHOPRITE He will direct sales in Eu- 4-lb. Canned Ham can rope in addition to the United States territories. CANNED Mr. Wachter served 23 Swift Nam CLOSED years in the armed forces. In addition to his U.S. assign- .-Holiday Shrimp Sale ments, his tours of duty in- cluded service in the Pacific 26-30 COUNT 51-60 COUNT UNDER 15 COUN in World War II and Europe. EASTER SUNDAY He and 'his wife Elisabeth make their home in Ked Bank VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON while on stateside assign- MFG. ments and in Frankfurt, Ger- . toward the purchase of • . . toward the purchase of (1) ONE REG- SIZE BAR 29-OZ. JAR many, while directing Euro- C 1-pUART JAR Palmolive Gold Soap pean operations. HEINZ KRAFT Coupon good at any Stiop-RJta 20' SPAGHETTI SAUCE MAYONNAISE Super Market where Item is avail- 15 FREE able. Coupon llmll — one per Nigeria Supplies • Sent Coupon good at any Shop-Rile Coupon good af any Shop-Rife family- Coupon expires Sat., Mar. OFF Super Market where Hem Is avail- OFF Super Market where ilem Is avail- WITH THIS IB, 1970. Coupon redeemable only TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) - WITH THIS able, coupon llmll — one per WITH THIS able. Coupon limit — on« per on purchosft of .item listed. Not A Laibor Ministry source re- family. Coupon expires Sat., Mar. family. Coupon expires Sat., Mar. COUPON redeemable on Items proftl&lfid COUPON !8. 1970. 2AB0 COUPON 28. 1970. 1A85 by law. t lAGfi ported this revolutionary re- Jff.TASTYKAKE public is sending a shipment WllfltlHIHIIUIIIlHIIIlUISai'c 20c Ml 15c UUIMillttlHttlfRIM el6c of food, clothing and medi' W* nMiyo Iho light la limit iju NoireiporuiMo for typographical frktt ettcctiva tbievah Saiuiday, cines to Nigeria for postwar relief. 12 -THE DAILY'REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLEJTOWfyN. J.: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970 Key port ParkingBan Town House Discussion Erupts at Township Session -_r •__••»• •••___• ft i _ ._...._ _ _ •»'•.. ... „!_„_!»« nf _h» hoard. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - heading in the direction of on a plan for town houses be Frederick Jahn, business Flanni g A discussion about town- townhouse development, he made public. A Kaufmann administrator, said that the board»-S-, ne sata? ^ _ _"_ ^oS^ drawing su pals ano ordinancconsider-e ' Is Held for Study The Planning Board is now ing drawig p houses and other possible said. and Broad representative report was as yet incom- to allow construction of hous- KEYPORT — A recommen- Ave. in the township to the forms of future growth broke made a presentation before plete and that he was "not in the process of "basically dation of the Planning Board borough boundary was unani- Although "the township is ing for senior citizens, the out at the end of the night's approaching another phase in the committee last year, and sure it should be completed." studying the matter," said that if adopted by ordinance mously adopted. Morton L. Meiskin, chairman jnayorsaio\ Township Committee meet- its development," he warned asked for a zoning amend- He said that he felt that will prohibit overnight park- An ordinance banning cer- Ing. ment allowing them to build ing on borough streets was against "hasty judgments." the information in the study tain commercial vehicles from Deputy Mayor Charles E. He observed further that a town house complex. held for further study by parking on borough streets from the developers was FURNITURE CO. Borough Council. Blatchley evoked applause some local residents feel that "slanted toward this type of overnight was adopted with- when he said, "It behooves all housing development The planners suggest that out public objection. Easter Egg Hunt developer" and required fur- eyport 264-0181 us to study all possibilities should be stopped. ther study. Also, some of the such a measure would tend A letter from the U.S. Post KEANSBURG - The an- to minimize derelict cars left for development, and deter- The discussion was opened figures are statistically in- Features... Office real estate department mine on which ones it will by former township attorney nual Easter egg hunt spon- correct because of the recent on streets and would great- in Philadelphia indicates bids be best to act." Marvin Schaefer, represent- sored by the John F. Ken- valuation of township proper- ly facilitate plowing in snowy for construction of a new "Kroehler" The township, which in a ing the developers, Kaufmann nedy Community Center will ty and increases in school weather. building on the north side of be held Saturday at 11 a.m. A bonding ordinance appro- few years has experienced and Broad. Mr. Schaefer said enrollment. W. Front St. will be accepted tremendous growth with the that his client owns 33 acres at the center playground, EST. 1869 priating $75,000 for the instal- shortly. Carr Ave. Mayor Robert H. Smith lation of a new well at the construction of single family south of Rt. 537 on which The post office is leasing a housing developments, is now the firm holds permits to The hunt is open to all said that the committee has water plant was unanimously received proposals from oth- Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 * adopted. There were no ob- 53,000 square foot site from on the verge of a "shift" in build 106 garden apartments. youngsters between the ages the borough for $1,650 per its type of growth, Mr. On behalf of iiis client, Mr. of 4 and 12. Prizes will be er developers. "As a matter jectors. of policy we refer A motion by Councilman i year for 20 years. Blatchley said. This shift is Schaefer asked that a report awarded by live "bunnies." William A. Ralph to hold council workshop sessions the Monday evening prior to the regular council meeting was unanimously passed. Councilman Ralph asks that 5 Flowered Sudden Beauty At our Frozen Foods Dept. Stop & Shop any resident or civic organi- zation that requires council action or study of a problem Sara Lee Cake Amer. Sliced Cheese to make it be known at this Easter Lily Hair Spray time. Lovely blos- Holds the fanciest hair style firmly, Pecan Coffee Individually wrapped White or yellow Pasteurized Process "If we have a week to work soms symbolic yet softly In place. Regular, Hard to Made with layers of rich creamery Hold or Unscented, butter and topped with a special cheese. The all-American favorite on the matter then perhaps of a glorious we can have a solution when $099 white icing and lots of crunchy for sandwiches and burgers. Every Easter. pecan halves. 12V_> oz. pkg. slice stays fresh! 1 Ib. pkg. council meets in regular ses- 16.2.!$! 59 sion," Mr. Ralph explained 6 inch pot after the meeting. 2 ipray I The first workshop will be Birds Eye^Vegetables Pound Cup Axelrod's held April 6 at 8 p.m. "" 1 2 Delicious Peas with Cream Sauce, Bonds totaling $325,000 will 8 oz., Peas with Onions or Glazed be sold at council's next reg- Tulip Plant $449 Carrots, 10 oz. Cottage Cheese ular meeting. The total re- in 6 inch pot Im 44 flects a combination of sever- Johnson & Johnson al general improvement ordi- "Also Available" Azalea Plants nances adopted during the Gardenia Plants, Cymbidlum Orchids Coffee Lightener (past several years. Shrimp Cocktail An ordinance requesting the Baby Shampoo Stop & Shop Brand. Flavors #1 1-Quirt I coffee without all the calories ^^F Containers • legislature to make perma- "No more of cream. Sau-Sea 6 oz jars. 2 in pkg nent the appointment of spe- tears" shampoo C cial police officer Jay Baker leaves your Cream Pies itHis^iitik 69 thus waiving the maximum hair baby soft. Rich's Whip Topping ""ST 39' age requirement was unani- 7 oz. bottle. Stop & Shop Waffles @ Cheese Spreads 49e mously adopted. Mr. Baker c who has served the depart- Taste O' Sea Fish & Chips^59 Ballard 5? Biscuits ment in his present capacity the past 22 years is seeking to become a full time patrolman. A three member committee comprising Councilmen Henri J. Hartsen, Donald F. Miller and Mr. Ralph requested a three week extension before making public their report on the feasibility of low cost housing in the borough. A snow removal ordinance that will require owners of garden apartments to remove snow and ice from sidewalks with in a specified number of daylight hours after snow stops falling was sent to the borough attorney for review. The ordinance was a recom- mendation of the board of Fire Commissioners *ftnd Planning Board. A resolution from neighbor- ing Matawan Township ask- ing concurrence in seeking state Department of Trans- Prices in this ad effective thru Sat, Mar. 28. portation action in resurfac- ing Rt. 35 between Prospect Engineers Raisin Bread Q Loaded with raisins, about 800 of 'em. %0 Quart Stop & Shop Stop & Shop Fancy Set Student 1 Career Day Mayonnaise Apple Sauce NEW .BRUNSWICK - As- Hot Cross Buns Quality piring engineers from four comparable c Monmouth County high Stop & Shop 10 in pkg (15 oz) to nationally schools will participate in En- advertised gineering Career Day 1970 at Itop 1 Shop 11K *1 Rutgers University today. English Muffins Split er Rtiulir494 pfcnif° * 1 brands at a The day - long program, Stop I Stop terrific low which will give 1,200 New Jer- Family Silver Cake 24M Hi 49° mini-price! sey high school juniors a chance to learn about oppor- Whipped Creme Marigolds tunities in engineering, is sponsored by the New Jersey Society of Professional Engi- neers. Some 43 industries, Stop & Shop Fancy municipal agencies and con- c 50 Viva Large Size sulting firms are participat- Stop & Shop Dry Milk 10.:r.99 ing along vvith Rutgers, Fair- leigh Dickinson University, Stop & Shop Wine Vinegar •£ 16° Newark College of Engineer- Dinner Napkins Medium Peas ing and Stevens Institute of Technology. Dr. Harold Riggio Spaghetti Sauce *"•«« 3""1 i- -- * • Grade A P C Big 2-ply fancy Rothberg, of Fairleigh Dick- Stop & Shop Facial Tissues 5> X99 napkins that quality. ^^^ inson, will address the lun- C last through Tender peas HA 1-lb cheon meeting on "The Chal- your entire bursting f . Sun Glory Soda »>»*.» "«•» 10«-" 79 with spring- • • COIIS lenge of an Engineering Edu- Easter dinner. cation." garden Liquid Salad Dressing sweetness. Keyport High School will C send two students to the pro- 25 5 gram; Middletown Township Crisco Oil 49 High School, eight students; C Mater Dei High Sdiool, New Uncle Ben's Rice 2;*55 Monmouth, seven students, C and Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Stop & Shop Ketchup 5C", 89 gional High School, 10 stu- 1D C Fruit Cocktail Curly Lasagna dents. Beef or Chicken Gravy SL 6 r 95 Progresso Tomato Sauce - 10c Del Monte Brand Ronzoni Brand Library Hours 1 Chill and serve in your prettiest Bake with ricotta cheese and dessert dishes. Top with Stop & tomato sauce for a hearty Stop & Shop Aluminum Foil 42S89 Shop fruit sherbet. Italian casserole dish. Are Changed - _ _ _-___. m ______m ^ I Bf _T\_rtcl FREEHOLD - A new 6i"89 34 Hunt Tomato Paste 3-1 Stem llw Heavy Duty OQC Rifiilar, Thin or C schedule of hours for the C Iltcnr—Jlbfkj il">29'rollplf 03 headquarters of the Mon- Stop & Shop Spaghetti 47 Aluminum Foil Peanut Butter 49 4«ei C mouth County Library, in- Hawaiian Punch, Red 3 cant 89 Campbell's Tomato Soup tended to provide better ser- Progresso Tomato Puree Slopllhop C vice to students and other pa- C Whole Boiled Onions 29 Cranberry Apple Drink Slop t Shop «J bottlii 1 trons, will begin April 16. Nestle's Vanilla Quik r 39 AiiortlJ aieiudepoiit To make another school Sun Glory Soda Flavort I brttlM 1 Stop & Shop Shortening night available for study pur- 6-79° poses, evening hours have Sun Glory Pork & Beans bien changed to Thursday C from Friday, which was.used Instant Breakfast ««»«»-pki.ii 49 verv lightly. MoplSlup Aiiortid Lysol Spray Disinfectant '-99' Coffee Creamer llotju 69' Jello Gelatin Grape Jelly ""K" 4^99° The building, at 80 Broad C e e { "' 'St., will also be open a full Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix * 25 Nestle's Chocolate Quik !79 Mashed Potatoes 2p\S39 Sun Glory Pancake Syrup It", 39 12-hour day on Wednesday, e mtrttTU C SUP t Step the day'following the due Stuffed Olives MUlMlll""u Aunt Jemima Sii Mix ^45 Spaghetti mpilir,TWnorElb_w date for books. Stop & Shop Salad Oil -67 New hours therefore will be Monday, Wednesday and SHORT HILLS/MILLBURN IWOODBRIDGE (Colonial) Next to Bradlees I NEW CITY North Main St, Thursday from 9 -a.m. to 9 HAZLET Route 36 and Poole Ave. I 800 Morris Tpke.Rte.24W I - 1555 St Georges Ave. Cavalry. Drive and Route 304 p.m., and Tuesday, Friday np.n Sundayi I to t - Monday thru Saturday • to »| optn Sundtyt t to S — Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 Open Jundayi • to • — Monday thru Saturday 9 to 91 Open Sunday I to i-Mont)ay thru Saturday 9 to » | Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. T -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970 13 Land Easement 4ward Is Determined by Jury rs
FREEHOLD — After a Superior Court Judge Clark- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Manzo, pumping station on Et. 79, boro Village, .about 2,000 feet for the easement, a three- four-day trial, a jury in a man condemnation commis- Read Meters Here son S. Fisher has brought in Nolan Eoad, Marlboro, and where Pine Brook owns a west of Rt. 79. condemnation case before a 529,100 verdict in favor of sion awarded $4,500 on Jan. against the Pine Brook Sewer sewerage treatment plant. It Negotiations for the strip HOLMDEL - The water Milwaukee, they are decoded Co. Inc., Gordons Corner 22, 1969. cuts across the Manzos' 167- began in 1967. After the prop- meters in 17 homes served by by the master control and Road. The property owners ap- Monmouth Consolidated Wa- data station, and a printout erty owners tefused $5,000 The verdict is $24,100 more acre property north of Marl- pealed, and a jury awarded ter Company are now being of water consumption is pre- than the $5,000 the Manzos them $52,500.last May 14. read automatically by a com- pared. But on a motion by Pine were offered for an easement puter control system in South The long • distance meter across their meadowland Free Fenced Furbearer Brook, Judge Fisher set that Milwaukee, Wis., nearly 1,000 verdict aside last June 27, reading is part of a New Jer- property west of Rt. 79, miles away. sey field test in which Ameri- MONMOUTH BEACH — through a wire fence once saying it "was contrary to Marlboro, in 1967, but $28,400 Badger Meter Mfg. Com- can Telephone & Telegraph less than an earlier jury There's a particularly happy used to enclose pet peacocks. the evidence and was the re- sult of a mistake." pany, the meter supplier, re- Company and affiliates are award. The muskrat got halfway evaluating automatic systems muskrat in town to thanks The latest jury award ported today that the comput- The easement, 20 feet wide to the efforts of the borough through and then got com- er is obtaining daily readings for reading water, gas and came in a 10-2 decision. electric meters. Several utili- and 1,645 feet long, is needed police. pletely stuck. The police re- Edward J. Toy of Cranford from Holmdel by means of by the company for a trunk sponded with a pair of wire- tone signals transmitted over ties in the Holmdel area, and It seems that the muskrat represented the sewer com- a number of meter manufac- sewer line to carry sewerage cutters, snipped a strand of pany and Ralph S. Heuser of long-distance lines of the Bell Boardwalk wafchers will see some snappy double •Was traveling in the vicinity Telephone System. When the turers have announced they wire and pushed the muskrat Matawan represented the breasted suits from Natelsons J. Kridel Sunday. from residential develop- of Seaview Ave. when it de- signals are received in Sn'" will participate. through the fence. property owners. ments in Marlboro to a cided to take a short cut The telephone transmissions between Holmdel and South Milwaukee mark the first time during the AT&T tests that a computer has "interro- gated" and printed readings from water meters under ac- tual operating conditions, ac- cording to E.A. House, mana- Fresh and Tender Large Size Puerto Rico Sweet Nepco Brand ger of program development Treat at Badger Meter. Computerized reading of the From water meters in Holmdel is Maragus ineapples California the result of a cooperative ef- Rushed to you from Sliced Bacon fort by two utilities and two All the sunny good- California. Lovely ness of tropical manufacturing firms. green color and deli- climes. Fully ripe, Oscar MayerlReg. or Thick) They are Power Systems cate flavor comple- naturally sweet and ment any meat. so juicy. Division, McGraw - Edison Fresh Dates Company, South Milwaukee, Satisfy your sweet Nepco Cold Cuts developer of the concept for tooth and get automatic meter reading and billing; — Badger Meter, a quick energy, too. Oscar Mayer Smokie Links Milwaukee firm which adapt- Add chopped Oscar Mayer Pork Sausage ed the encoder-transponders dates to muffins, Z to its water meters and also supplied the computer for Mc- cookies. Polish Kielbasi ,1.19 Graw-Edison's master control Vh Ib plastic cup C station; — Monmouth Consol- Armour Star Sausage Meat »»69 idated Water Company, Long Branch, which installed the C meters and encoding equip- ment on customer services; Diamond Walnuts or Mixed Nuts ^ 55 Sweet Prunes 39 and the Bell Telephone Sys- tem, which has supplied cou- pling equipment to connect the meters to its phone lines. At a prearranged time each day, the computer automati- cally dials a long - distance •number to gain access to a .switch train. Then, the com- puter dials in sequence the phone number of each utility customer in order to obtain • meter readings. The transponder on the me- ter is activated by a dc signal which does not cause the tele- phone to ring. If the phone is being used, the computer moves on to another customer until the line is free. The encoder - transponder feeds back tone signals which coi respond to the meter read- ing. In just two seconds, these signals are transmitted over the long-distance lines and back to the master control and data station. There, they are converted to binary coded decimal readings for the com- puter printout. Tantalizing flavor to make your Easter feast memorable! Ready to eat Defense Set SAVE 10 ByAClU on the purchase of one 42 oz can of For Teacher Spry Shortening MIDDLETOWN - A lawyer Smoked Ham RBR with the American Civil Lib- with this coupon erties Union will represent Shank Coupon good thru March 28. Limit-1 can per family. Rumsqn-Fair Haven teacher Water added Half Robert E. Moir in a hearing Slice and serve ... or dress it up with here April 16 on charges of soliciting without a permit. fruit and your favorite glaze and bake.' Mr. Moir was issued the summons March 14 while dis- Butt Half 65 C tributing leaflets at the A&P Supermarket, Rt. 35. Mr. SAVE 25 Moir is a coordinator of the Monmouth Grape Boycott on the purchase of any 3 pkgs Committee, which is urging shoppers not to purchase Fresh Ham-Shank Half grapes. Rich flavor of roast pork for a deliriously Durkee Spices or Extracts In a statement this week- different Easter dinner. Butt Half 691 end, Mr. Moir said the action with this coupon MI by the police was "unconsti- Coupon good thru March 28. Limit 1 coupon per family. tutional and places false con- cept of order above both law and justice." He claimed "illegal harass- Swift's Premium Deep Basted U.S.D.A. Grade A Young ment will not deter the boy- cott, it wiH only strengthen the commitment of the thousands of decent citizens who have aided us in this Butterball SAVE 10° cause. Hen Turkeys on the purchase of 1 Ib pkg of Richard Ansellan ACLU at- 8 to 14 lbs torney will represent Mr. Turkeys Keebier Zesta Saltines Moir at the hearing. Plump, tender 16 to 24 lbs birds with with this coupon R To Demonstrate Speciaj vegetable plehty of white Coupon good thru March 28. Limit 1 pkg per family. ' oil juices baste and dark meat the turkey as it to satisfy a For Troops cooks. , large Easter RED BANK — Brian Gray, 10 to 14 lbs 59f. gathering. 25, of 41 Riverside Ave. said yesterday he is organizing a You hDP Self Basting demonstration in support of Self Basting Tom Turkeys 2oS 47L Hen Turkeys 12 to 16 lbs American troops in Vietnam for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Satur- SAVE 20 day at Broad and Wallace Sts. Mr. Gray, who described Grade A Turkey Roast Caterer's Kitchen Sea treats from our Fish Market! on a dozen of any size Grade A himself as an unemployed singer, said marchers are be- 3Vi lb pkg—Boneless Chicken Pies £ff 99?. Haddock Fillets >resh 89V ing asked to carry American Stop & Shop Eggs flags. Lapel flag pins will be Ocoma Brand Beef Pies rr 99?, Halibut Steaks £ 89?. with this coupon distributed, free. Coupon good thru March 28. Limit! doz. per family. He said the demonstration is "to help save the country and children from being wiped out by such individuals asN NORTH BRUNSWICK . Students for a Democratic WAYNE Route 23 and Ratzer Road • WYCKOFF 430 Greenwood Ave. LAURELTON(Bricktown)Rte.70 : CUFTON14 Main Ave. and Rte. 3 Society members. U.S. Rte. 1, South of Rte. 130 circle Opan lundaya I to I-Momfiy thru Saturday S.to • Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 Opaa Sunday* • to "-^Monday thru Saturday 91(> 9 Cor.ofWyckoff-Ave. "We want the troops to win Optit tundiys i to •—Monday Mini Saturday 9 to 9 Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 the war there only in a peace and justlul manner." fc -THE DAILY REGISTER, EED BANK • MIDDLETOTO, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JA^RCH 25, 1970 22 Sentenced by Judge ForMonmouth Offensei FREEHOLD — Raymond struction of property. Constantine Vito, of Seaview count of carrying a danger- currently with a term he is to 234 days in the county GOLDEK Gil Piano of Valley Drive, On Feb. 3, Marrs admitted Ave., Keansburg, a suspended ous weapon. • now serving. He . pleaded jail for possession of stolen Middletown, was sentenced stealing a car valued at $2,000 two to three year state prison Wilson pleaded guilty Jan. guilty' to the charge Feb. 6. property. He pleaded guilty ANCHOR to five concurrent indefinite from Allen 0. Price, of How- term, fined $100 and placed 22 to assaulting Louis R. . Matthew J, Cumiskey, 29, of March 4 to charges of pos- terms in the New Jersey Re- ell. on probation for two years. Mustillo, of Broad St., Shrews- • Circuit St., Keansburg, was sessing a 1961 car valued at INVESTMENT \ formatory, for five separate George Burroughs, of 37 He pleaded guilty Feb. 5 to bury, and George Limberes, sentenced to two to three $300, which swas the property offenses. Superior Court Judge Glen Road, Howell, and charges of contributing to the 40 McLaren St., Red Bank years in state prison for of Eileen Malick, of Long CERTIFICATES Francis X. Crahay imposed Marrs admitted stealing a delinquency of a 16-year old and to the weapons charge. breaking and entering the Branch. the sentence. boy in his home between The charges stemmed from a house of Florence Pagnano, MINIMUM $10,000 car valued at $800 from Eu- Stephen Tyson, of 103 Mont- Piano pleaded guilty Jan. gene Wells, of Jackson Town- Oct. 1,1967 and Oct. 27,1968. Dee. 7,1968 incident in Eaton- also of Circuit St., Keansburg, MINIMUM 2-YEAR TERM town. test Sept. 15. gomery Ter,, Red Bank, a Earnings Compounded 8, • to contributing to the de- ship, last July 9. Mark Conover, of Grand suspended reformatory term, linquency of a 16-year old Louis H. Burroughs, also Ave., Long Branch, a sus- Michael Joseph Martin, 19, He pleaded guilty to the fined $150 and probation fo or Mailed Quarterly! girl on Feb. 27, 1969 by per- of 37 Glen Road, Marrs and pended reformatory term, of Atlantic City, a suspended charge Feb. 20. The term is two years for stealing [ou mitting her to stay at his the other Burroughs all ad- placed on two years probation reformatory term, placed on to run concurrently with a tires valued at $175 frorr apartment and taking her to mitted to burning down a and fined $200 for possession probation for two years and term he is now serving in Circle Chevrolet, Red Bank, New York. He pleaded guilty storage building, the property of marijuana in Long Branch fined $100 for possession of state prison. June 11, 1968. He pleaded on the same date to charges of Margaret Murphy, of Aug. 20. • He had pleaded marijuana April 9 in Holmdel. Irving Young, of Pine St., of carrying a concealed Howell, last Oct. 13. guilty to the charge Feb. 6. guilty to the charge March He pleaded guilty to the Asbury Park, was sentenced 4. switchblade knife in Middle- George Burroughs a suspend- Charles E. Cooper, of 80 charge Jan. 20. town, on March 29, 1969; pos- ed six-month county jail term Joseph D'Orsi, of Port sessing marijuana in Rum- Grant Court, Long Branch, and placed on probation for was sentenced to an indefi- Reading, an indefinite term son, on May 15; breaking and one year. Louis Burroughs re- ANCHOR rOUR SAVINGS TO entering St. Agnes Catholic nite term in the state reforma- sentence to the New Jersey ceived a suspended reforma- tory for issuing a forged ?110 Reformatory for carrying a VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. Church, Atlantic Highlands, tory term, placed on proba- 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. last June 4; and unlawful use check to the Long Branch of- pistol without a permit March tion for two years, and fined fice of the New Jersey Na- 6, 1968 in Middletown. D'Orsi PHONE 747 • 5623 of heroin in Atlantic High- ?100. lands last Oct. 29. tional Bank and Trust Co. The was found guilty Last Jan. Ernest Hubert Huger, of offense occurred Oct. 9, 1968. 21, after a three-day trial. HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS 21 Others Sentenced Fifth Ave., Neptune, fined Cooper pleaded guilty Jan. 28, Warren Frost, 20, of 220 KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS Judge Crahay also imposed $500, placed on two years 1970. Bridge Ave., Red Bank to an Woxers — Polishers — Hand Cleaners these sentences: probation, and had a three- Edward R. Wilson, Keiser indefinite reformatory term SALES and SERVICE James Edward Hayward to-five-year state prison term Drive, Freehold, an indefinite for breaking and entering the and Alexander Jackson, both suspended for carrying a .25 "W6 Service What We Self term in the state reformatory Red Bank Community Center ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES of Asbury Park, indefinite , caliber automatic pistol in on two counts of atrocious on W. Bergen Place last Dec. reformatory terms for an at- Long Branch June 24. He assault and battery and one 24. The term is to run con- CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY . tempted holdup of Cohen's pleaded guilty Feb. 3. Liquor Store, in Keyport, last George W. South, 23, of Nov. 1. Tennent Ave., Englishtown, Anthony Minervine, of Sun- was ordered to undergo obser- Closed All Day set Ave., Ocean Township, vation and treatment at the two to three years in state Rahway Diagnostic Center. prison on six counts of ob- He was found guilty on Jan. Easter Sunday taining money under false 22 by a jury after a two-day HAPPY EASTER pretenses. trial of impairing the morals Minervine pleaded guilty of a seven-year old girl last Feb. 4 to the six counts of Aug. 12 in Englishtown. TOP QUALITY obtaining a total of $373.62 For Gun Carrying by issuing stolen payroll Bradford Rogers, of Clem- TASTY, LEAN checks from Atlantic Main- ent Lane, Leonardo, a sus- tenance Company. pended three to five year Minervine's wife, Ellene, re- state prison term, placed on ceived a suspended sentence '• three years probation and Food City at the Clinton Reformatory fined $500 for carrying a pis- «ot ATLANTIATLANTIC SUPERAMA C# for Women for aiding and tol in Middletown last April 11 Shrewsbury Avenue at Route 35 abetting her husband, She without a permit. 1 NEW SHREWSBURY was placed on probation for Michael Towler, of 257 Wil- three years. low Ave., Long Branch, a Smoked Held tor Offenses suspended reformatory term, James K. Marrs, o[ 51) Glen placed on three years pro- Road, Howell Township, an bation and fined $200 for pos- OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. indefinite term in the New session of heroin in Asbury Jersey Reformatory for two Park last Oct. 4. He had counts of stealing cars and pleaded guilty to the charge HAMS one count of malicious de- Feb. 17. 9 Indicted by Jury FROZEN FOOD DEPT. WHOLE or HALF SHANK FREEHOLD - Louis Rich- Bruce A. Van Norde, 23, of ardson, Rt. 9, Freehold 13 Harding Drive, Brick VIRGINIA HALF Township, has been indicted Township, is accused of as- by the Monmouth County saulting his wife, Kathleen, HAM 1.29 Ib. Grand Jury on charges of as- of Angle Inn Trailer Park, BUTT HALF 65c LB. sault with a dangerous weap- Rt. 33, Howell Township, on and threatening to take a with intent to kill last Oct. life Nov. 11 in Manalapan. 23 in Howell. He is also Richardson is accused of charged with attempting to SWIFT'S PREMIUM Qlk. -700 assaulting Roy D. McTavish, burn their trailer home the m Woodsville Road, Manalapan, same day. with the butt of a shotgun and Robert V. Morris, Sampson threatening to kill him. Place, Long Branch, is ac- CANNED HAIVl 7. In other indictments hand- cused of petty larceny and Monrco • 9-Oz. Cup ed up to Superior Court Judge possessiotfof heroin Oct. 11 in POLAR WHIP EXTRA LEAN Elvin R. Simmill: Long Branch. He is charged U.S. Govt. Inspected Juan Pablo Nieves, 40, of with stealing eight stereo Mrs. Paul's • 20-Or. SHIN of BEEF CALIFORNIA Montgomery Ter., Red tapes valued at $50, the prop- SWEET POTATOES Short Ribs of Beef Bank, is accused of atrocious erty of Ronald Brown, S. CHICKEN PARTS STEAKS Fib. assault and battery on Phil- Fifth Ave., Long Branch. FISH STICKS or ip Caban, Oakland St, Red FILLETS — 14-Oi. THIGHS 39c Ib. WINGS 29c Ib. Bank, last Nov. 27 in Red Earl Nicholson, 30, of Coun- Bank. ty Road, Cliffwood, is ac- BREAST 59c Ib. LIVER 59c Ib. RIB STEAKS vtic RIB SIDE cused of carrying a revolver in a motor vehicle in Mata- Drumsticks 69c Ib. LEGS 49c Ib. SHORT CUT PORK CHOPS wan Township last Sept. 8. Carl Peterson, 19, of N. EXTRA LEAN HOT OR SWEET Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, ,"7Cc Fresh Economical 0 Attractive is accused of breaking into GROCERY DEPT. Cliffwood Pool and Beach GROUND CHUCK/0 ib GROUND BEEF SauiageMeal 39'Ib." Rates Club, Matawan Township, last NIBLETS CORN or July 17 and stealing various GREEN GIANT PEAS Center Cut CHUCK Boneless items valued at $147.45. for 12-Ox. Can 19< BONE IN Raymond C. Werner, 25, of Welch's *% Lb. Mftt POT ROAST CLUB STEAKS Washington St., Long Branch. GRAPE JELLY Z Jar ^7 STEAKS Short Term is accused of possession of methadone Jan. 22 in Long Conradina • B-Oi. Can /%* Investments Branch. TOMATO SAUCE T DAIRY DEPT. Verdelle Wilson, 44, of Bel- Schlcrers » 14-Oz. Jar AA« ROYAL DAIRY PILLSBURY J± mont Ave., Long Branch, is HAM GLAZE /"* m 24-26 Mos. accused of maintaining a CREAM CHEESE BISCUITS DC >n Certificates gambling resort last Dec. 20 Mantes • 1(-Oi. Con 1 Cd 8-Ox. Pkg. Buttermilk or Jj PRODUCE DEPT. 25' Country style SWEET POTATOES 13 Min. $10,000 in Long Branch. Churny's Cal-Jack Robert Zawarthy, Lau- Nestle's Emeady AUt Royal Dairy Grade AA TENDER GREEN rence Harbor, is accused of MILK COCOA 1-Lb. Can 13 NIBBLIN AC* Solid 77* 12-14 Mos. possession and sale of mari- CHEESE 8-Oi. "* BUTTER / / Lb. juana/in Matawan Township FRISKS DOG FOOD I?* Min. $5,000 July 2/V^ | .Chleten-Mear-Urer ISVa-Ol. • ™ Tastee • 3-4-Oz. Jars Flavor Fresh • 26-Ox. Jar MAZOLA OIL LQt SHRIMP "704 FRUIT #Cft Quart Bottle COCKTAIL #7 FESTIVAL 09 9-11 Mos. Four Fined MOTT'S APPLE JUICE W (?uan Bottle ^ Min. $3,000 In City Court HUNT'S TOMATOES 90* Solid Pock • 28-C-i. ** APPETIZER LONG BRANCH-Larry D. Extra Leon • Freshly Sliced 6-8 Mos. King of 91 Laurel St. was PARSON'S AMMONIA } 0* BOILED HAM Golden Certificates fined $25 and given a 30-day Sudsy or Clear • 28-Oz, suspended jail sentence in C Delicious • All White SWEET Min. $1,000 Municipal Court for interfer- PUREX BLEACH ?9 TURKEY ROLL ing with police March 3. 3c Off — Half Gallon Jua Imported ' Hudson • 200-Paek City Magistrate Stanley Family WMte NAPKINS SWISS CHEESE DIVIDENDS PAID Cohen also gave William C. Mclntosh MONTCO • 25 Ft. Polish QUARTERLY Reed of Linden a $25 fine an 30-day suspended sentence for ALUMINUM FOIL KIELBASI RINGS APPLES creating a disturbance while Hawaiian ITALIAN HARD SALAMI under the influence of alcoho Fresh Made Savings Insured Sunday evening. <,p PUNCH RED POTATO SALAD 46-Or. Can to $20,000 F.S.L1.C. Pasquale J. Basiie, 16 Nor wood Ave., Elberon, was fined ?75," given a three-month suspended jail term, and put on probation for one year af- Bed Bank ter he pleaded guilty to shop- lifting at the Finast Super market, Third Ave., here, FOOD CITY—SUPERAMA FOOD CITY—SUPERAMA FOOD CITY—SUPERAMA FOOD CITY—SUPERAMA Savings March 17. In traffic eases, Mrs. Elaine PERSONAL SIZE ARMOUR WALDORF BRECK and LOAN ASSOCIATION M. Brady, 28 Silverton Ave., IVORY SOAP TREAT TISSUE Little Silver, was fined $20 SHAMPOO BROAD and BERGEN 4-Bor Pack 12-Oz. Con 4-Roll Pack for careless driving on March Reg. 29c Res. 65c Reg. 39c Bottle 19. Judge Cohen reserved de- RED BANK Limit 1 Coupon Per Fanlly-Etp. 3/2B Limit I Coupon Par Family—E«p. 3/28 cision until April 7 on a charge Limit 1 Coupon P«r Foully—E»p. 3/28 Umlr 1 Coupon Per Family—&rp. 3/28 of leaving the scene of the ac- cident against Mrs. Brady, -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA2SK - MIDDLEIWN, N. ].: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970 15
Reade Spurs Off-Track Betting Brother Stephen h 1 Junior Red CrosJ1 Henry O'Hern of Red Bank, projects. This exhibit will be at the NEW YORK - The New gram. chairman of Re(l Cross Youth York State Legislature has National Ofi-Track Viewing, menls available to us in the library one month. "" Mr. Reade cited Gov. Nel- has' studied the question of United States by virtue of our 'Educator of Year* for the county Red Cross been urged by Walter Reade son Rockefeller's expression advanced computer technolo- chapter, has arranged a dis- Jr., president of the Waller off-track wagering. We have of support of off-track betting gy," Mr. Reade said. . L1NCROFT - Brother Ste- play that may be seen in the Reade Organization, Inc., to analyzed every system used Set Easter Egg as an important turning point in those countries that have phen McCabe, principal of children's room of the Eastern give serious consideration to in the city's efforts to find The National Off-Track legalized off-track wagering Christian Brothers Academy, Branch of the Monmouth Hunt Saturday his company's proposal to new sources of funds. Viewing Plan would provide was awarded "Educator of 1 and we firmly believe that our for 20 centers throughout the County Library, Broad St. It EATONTOWN - Eaton- build and operate 20 center. ; "For nine years the Walter the Year" by the Middle- proposal represents the best city, each equipped with gi- shows many activities and town's annual Easter egg in New York City as part of Reade Organization through town Jaycee's president Ralph a unique off-track betting pro- of all systems and contains, ant-screen television and mu- programs participated in by hunt, sponsored by the Rec- its wholly owned subsidiary, as well, sophisticated refine- tuel machines. Every dollar Siciliana at a general assem- bly at the school yesterday. public, private and parochial reation Commission, will take wagered at the centers would plate Saturday at 1 p.m. be instantaneously recorded Brother Stephen received schools in the county. This year, the hunt will be in the mutuel pools at the his BA from Catholic Univer- It includes two art and cul- sity in 1952 and his MA from held at three playgrounds — tracks. Winning tickets would tural albums, one from a be cashed at the centers im- Fordham University in 1957. Memorial, Meadowbrook and school in Ireland and the oth- mediately following every At both universities his major Woodmere. All borough chil- race. field of study was Latin. He er from a school in Japan. dren 10 years old and under attended Georgetown Universi- are invited to participate in "We consider our Centers Also of interest is a Friend- the fun and prizes. ty and Monmouth College, ship _Box received from a would toe extensions of the In case of rain, the hunt race track, nothing less," taking various courses. sctfeol in Mexico. This con- will be postponed until the said Mr. Reade. "Our televi- tains miniature pieces of pot- For the past seven years Brother Stephen tery made by the students as following Saturday, April 4. sion coverage would include he has been principal of Chris Uie paddock area, the walk- tian Brothers Academy and ing ring, the post parade, the for three years previous to running of the races, and that was principal of St. even the winner's circle cere- John's Elementary School in monies, Totally supervised by New York City. EASTER the same state and racing Ha was one of 50 adminis- commission authorities that trators from Catholic secon now oversee all race track ac- dary schools throughout the tivity in New York, our cen- country to receive a scholar- FRUIT BASKETS ters offer the only tamper- ship funded by the Ford Foun- We Want To proof method of conducting dation. The scholarship en- off-track wagering yet sug- titled, "Practicum in Educa- Packed with the gested by anyone." tional Programs," was de- No Belting Charge signed to encourage innova- choiciest of HAMMER HOME tive administrators to Intro Under the plan, patrons duce new ways of improving fresh fruits and will be able to place a wager instruction and learning. without charge at mutuel ma- tempting This Point chines in the lobby of each center. Persons wishing to Hazlet Board confections. They see the races on the giant TV screens would pay a $2 fee OK's Licenses have proven Per Annum to gain admission to the cen- HAZLET —The Board of ters main rotunda where du- Health has approved scaven- art excellent plicate mutuel machines will ger licenses for Reo Carting be maintained. Co. and Sanitary Disposal Co. gift idea all Compounded Mr, Reade noted that his After several months con- company is prepared to in- sideration, the board ap- year round, vest ?7'/2 million to construct proved an application of Semi-Annually and equip the centers. Allen Oil Company for a sep- especially tic tank at its Rt. 36 gas sta- "We will bear all costs," he tin and car wash. The vote appropriate at added. "Not one cent will be was 7 to 5." on every $ Saved charged to the city, state, or Public hearing will be April Easter. tracks. In addition to our 27 on an ordinance setting capital expenditures to initi- salaries for board employes. $ ate the program we are en- These include $500 for the * to 25°° health officer and $2,000 for visioning an annual operating the plumbing inspector. Save by the 10th . . . Earn from the 1st budget In excess of $21 mil- Neither figure represents a lion. Almost 3,000 new jobs WE WELCOME YOU WHERE THERE raise. will be created. In a separate resolution, IS NO RATE DIFFERENTIAL. A full description of Nation- the board approved a salary al's plan has been delivered of $8,535 for the full-time Victory Market The Basic Concept of Mutuality to every member of the New sanitarian, Leo Waivers, and York State Assembly and $3,785 for Mrs. Jeanne Me- Senate, as well as to New Donough, board secretary. PRODUCE DEPARTMENT York City officials. Part of The annual rabies clinic 31 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK MAINSTAY FEDERAL SAVINGS the plan calls for this divi- will be held May 12 and 23 sion of the existing 16 per in the Department of Public cent mutuel tax: The state, 4 Works building on Leocadia 747-0508 •••••cJSftu. 747-1339 and LOAN ASSOCIATION per cent; the city, 8 per cent, Court. and ttie track, and National 36 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Off-Track Viewing, 2 per cent each. ERICK.$1995:..lfe a little gas. •For*1* wtH*M nun »*• for Bit btw MnM modtf. 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By BEIV VAN VLIET There is nothing surpris- tial election might make the words, he is somewhat on the Township GOP Executive Prize for County* Girl ing about Mr. Burke's pend- chances better for a GOP conservative side, and is def- By this afternoon there will Committee, consists of hav- be four officially declared ing announcement. He's been victory. initely a party man. ing sought the congressional NEW BRUNSWICK - Other winners were: Suffolk Lane, Middletown, candidates for the Republi- busy the past two weeks Mr. Azzolina is going to Being a "party man," that nomination in 1966. eighth grade, Thorne Junior x Iphigenia S. Nicas, 17, of 340 John Burt Chocton, 18, of 17 can nomination for Congress. sending out news releases at- Florida this week where he is one who follows party Melrose Ter., Middletown, a High, junior boys' - physical He has foreign service ex- Hollywood Ave., Long Branch, The latest addition is Je- tacking Rep. James J. How- said he will relax in the sun policy to the "T," is a major senior at Mater Dei High division, "Thrust: A Study ard, D-N.J., the man Mr. perience and worked at the is one of two grand prize win- rome U. Burke, a former &nd try to reach a decision. virtue. And this is one of the U.S. Mission at the United School, senior boys' physical of As Developed by Aqua Burke wants to replace. Then there's Assemblyman reasons that Mr. Apy may ners in the 17th annual Cen- division, "Transmission Prop- Propellers." state assemblyman from Es- Nations. tral Jersey Science Fair. sex County, who now lives in In The Wings James M. Coleman Jr. of have difficulty in gaining the agation and Detective of Louis D. Marco, 12, of 601 Asbury Park. Mr. Coleman nomination. He has a lot of experience Little Silver. In addition to the four an- She will go to the interna- Microwaves." Dow Ave., Oakhurst, Ocean has said repeatedly he in international affairs and is : Mr. Burke will officially nounced candidates, there are Mr. Apy is not known for well versed in the problems tional science fair in Balti- Susan M. Bernard, 15, of 42 Township School, seventh wouldn't take the nomination announce his desire for the two possible "heavyweights" extreme loyalty to the party. faced by the United States- more in May with her entry, Burnt Mill Circle, Oceanport, grade boys' biological divi- again under any circum- "Chromatographicv. Pigment a sophomore at Shore Region- sion, "The Effects of the nomination at 5 p.m. at a waiting in the wings. For example, he came out abroad. stances. and declared himself in sup- Patterns for Leaf Species of al High School, senior girls' Continual Use of a Brand press conference in the They are Assemblyman port of Gov. William T. Ca- Mr. Dowd also has similar the Genus Acer." physical division, "Pollution Name Stimulant on the Be- American Hotel, Freehold. Joseph Azzolina of Middle- Mr. Coleman ran against hill during the time Mr. Ca- experience in that he has on Turtle Mill Brook." havior of Guinea Pigs." • town, who wants very badly Mr. Howard in 1966 and was A Long Branch High School He joins (in the order in hill was seeking the endorse- served with Secretary of the Eileen Schwartz, 17, of 195 to be a congressman. He's defeated by not-too-large a senior, she was among seven Catherine M. Keene, 12, of which they declared their in- margin.' ment from the county GOP Treasury David Kennedy, winners attending Monmouth Woodcrest Road, Oakhurst, a tentions) William F. Dowd of still weighing whether -or not and is a staff assistant to 47 Arlene Drive, West Long Although Mr. Coleman says in his gubernatorial primary County schools. The fair drew senior at Ocean Township Branch, Frank Antonides Long Branch, Chester Apy of he'll get into the race this President Nixon. High School, senior girls' bio- he won't be a candidate, battle. 155 entries from 55 secondary School, seventh grade girls' Little Silver, and William F. year, or whether he'll wait logical division, "Preparation Ryan of Matawan Township. until 1972 when the presiden- there are party leaders who It turned out that the It also appears as though schools in the nine-county biological division, "How Salt are still trying to persuade there will be a third party area. It opened last night, of Human Blood Cells for the county GOP got deadlocked Purpose of Karyotyping." in Irrigation Water Affects him: and ended up not endorsing candidate in the November and continues through 7 election. Clyde W. Hill, New o'clock tonight. Douglas T. Phillips, 13, of 7 Plants." "I know he said he doesn't anyone for the gubernatorial want the nomination," said nomination. It left Mr. Apy, Shrewsbury, will announce on one leader, "but I still think then a state assemblyman, as Saturday in the Civic Audi- he can be persuaded to run the only firmly declared sup- torium at the Monmouth because he didn't say he porter of Mr. Cahill among Shopping Center that he is wouldn't run too con- major county officeholders. the congressional candidate Jury Awards $20,000 vincingly." of the National Conservative Mr. Apy has also expressed There are some in the Re- his independence in such Party. publican party who rank Mr. things as getting involved in Mr. Hill, a retired Army Coleman as the number one the fight to end capital pun- colonel, is head of the patri- In Crash Injury Suit choice. And right behind him ishment, and the chairman- otic group known as the they rank Mr. Dowd. ship of a legislative commis- "America's Future Club of sion which was investigating New Jersey," a group hold- FREEHOLD - After a two- mother as damages in an ac- Branch, June 12, 1965, and This is surprising because cident case. $3,000 to his mother, Mrs. Mr. Dowd is probably the the question of tax exempt ing solidly conservative day trial, a jury before Su- second least experienced po- property in the state. views. The 11-1 verdict gives Rose Fioretti, who incurred perior Court Judge Andrew A. litical figure of all the can- These are both controver- While all of the GOP can- ?17,O0O to Albert Fioretti of 12 medical expenses. Salvest yesterday brought in didates. He is 26 years old, sial areas, and ones which didates are busy seeking sup- Golf St., West Long Branch, It is to be paid by William a $20,000 verdict for a West Mundell. of 1258 Turf Drive, is virtually unknown among the party would have been port, the party leader, Ben- injured In a car-motorcycle the public, and has never just as happy to have stayed jamin H. Danskin, is keeping Long Branch youth and his accident on Ocean Ave., Long Oceanport. The Fioretti youth, 17 at run or held political office, away from. The party did very quiet, and is telling the time of the accident, was beyond the county committee stay away from them, but everyone to keep campaign- a passenger on a motorcycle level. Mr. Apy, citing his desire to ing. operated by Richard Kelemen However, Mr. Dowd has serve the best interests of the Mr. Danskin says he will Howard Backs Bill of 50 Sommers Ave., West really impressed some party state, the people, and his call a meeting of the GOP Long Branch, when it was leaders. He is, first and fore- own convictions, decided to Steering Committee in the struck in the rear by a car most, what he calls a "Nix- become involved. first week in April. He said For Lower Interest driven by Peter J. Schantz, 37 onian Republican," which is Mr. Ryan's political expe- yesterday he hasn't set the Cottage Place, Long Branch. near and dear to the county's rience, outside of serving as date, the time, the place or WASHINGTON - High in- problem was only one aspect The youth was thrown from GOP leadership. In other a member of the Matawan anything yet. terest rates are having a of a serious problem affect- the cycle and run over by the serious adverse effect on the ing the economy of the en- car. He sustained a punc- economy oi the Third Con- tire area. "I do not think the tured lung, fractured ribs, a gressional District of New solution to our inflation prob- separation of the left shoulder Jersey, Rep. James J. How- lems lies in bringing the en- and other injuries. Budget Sets Tax Boost ard (D-NJ) told the House tire economy of the country The Mundell youth, who wai Committee on Banking and to a screeching halt," he as- driving another motorcycle Currency yesterday. serted. at the scene, was charged in MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — cent valuation. The new fig- cilman Jerome R. Kaye Mr. Howard made the re- Mr. Howard noted that in- the complaint with causing Township Council last night ure is $115,600,000 in assessed maintained that he fought the marks in testimony he gave in creased unemployment under the accident. unanimously adopted a valuation, a rise of 29 per pay raise while he was a $1,671,782 municipal budget," support of a House resolution this type of situation "may The plaintiffs also sued Pe- cent. councilman, and stated his which will raise taxes by he co-sponsored calling for a make a few economists happy, ter J. Schantz, Richard Kele- Major dissent centered feeling that it is unneces- $163,365 above the 1969 level. lowering of present interest but it forces an intolerable men and two other motor- around a ?500 raise each sary. rates. situation upon the head of a cyclists, Raymond Shuda of Mayor Hans H. Froehlich councilman will get under Mr. Kaye also questioned "In the Third Congressional family who must continue to 13 Elmwood Ave;, West Long prefaced the 90-minute pub- the new budget. the all-Republican council District of New Jersey, the cope with inflation but has Branch, and Leonard Maz- lic hearing by stating that Mrs. Marilyn Brenner, de- about specific items in the housing industry is in seri- no salary to assist him." za, 669 Gerard Ave., Long the budget contains no "fat" feated council candidate, de- budget, later making a rec- ous depression," Mr. Howard The Congressman said that Branch. or "frills," but "a number manded that the municipal ommendation for cuts total- said. after 14 months of being told A jury to determine liability of improvements." He re- budget be cut as the school ing more than $40,000. "Because of the high cost of that "things will soon get last Oct. 21 found no cause for . marked that while he and the budget was, beginning with Both Mr. Kaye and fellow council receive phone calls money," Mr. Howard testi- better," things had not gotten action against Leonard Maz- FLARES FOR SAFETY — Police Chief Joseph M. Mc- thp councilmen's raises. former Democratic Council- fied, "builders cannot finance better. "I can only conclude," za and Peter J. Schantz and 364 days of the year asking Carthy of Middletown outfits Cub Scouts William Richard man Walter Gehricke ques- the construction of new he added, 'Hliat these policies also cleared the plaintiffs of that money be spent for Wolfe told the councilmen tioned the expense and effec- homes, and the people who so have not worked, and it is contributory negligence. "Tad" Voutrlnot, center, -and Eric Martin of Pack 342, something, on the night of their salaries should not rise tiveness of the Industrial desperately need these new time for a change. These peo- Richard Kelemen and Ray- with auto safety flares Cubs will sell throughout the the budget hearing" everyone with the cost of living "be- Commission's brochure. wants the budget to be cut. homes cannot afford the cost ple must have some relief, mond Shuda reached a settle- township Saturday in recognition of Campaign for cause being a councilman is They were told that 40 or 50 of a mortgage." and. I am hopeful that passage ment with'the plaintiffs before Arthur Kulbach, a resident, being a public servant, not . inquiries have been made Safety. Flares will be on sale at strategic points The Third District congress- of this legislation will provide the case went to trial for a de- asked for the new tax valua- having another occupation," since its publication last man prided that toe housing tiat relief." termination of damages. throughout Middletown. tion figures based on 100 per Former Democratic Coun- year. -THE DAItY REGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.t WEDNESDAY,-MARCH 25, 1970 Engagements Turkey Talk
Dear Ann Landers: Every your letter because I believe now and then I read in your it has a good message for column where some nut others. comes up wjth information Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers: 1 have he thinks the world should heard of men losing control know about. I'm a little late of their passions and commit- with this letter, but I'm sure Dear Bea Suite I Am rot ing sex crimes. I have never you'll remember the letter intimately acquainted with heard of this happening to a from the Dakota goof who turkeys, i1 must depend on woman. Why? Can you tell wrote about the opossum books. According to the World me? — Inquisitive breeding through the nose. Book Encyclopedia, turkeys Dear In: The male was de- That is a lot of nonsense, Ann. mate like other birds and the Miss Wcrtbwcin Miss Kennedy Miss Henderson It's not' opossums. It's tur- . signed to be the sexual ag- keys. snoot is not part of the act. gressor both psychologically Dolltnger-Werrhwein Dear Ann Landers: Recent- and physiologically. Because I have raised turkeys for 20 ly I read a letter in your of his" anatomical structure WEST KEANSBURG — Mr. and Mrs. Edward Werth- years and am an authority on column from a girl who said the male can "take" his prey. • weini 53 Pinewood Ave., announce the engagement of their their habits. This is why the she was very unhappy in her The female cannot. Sex daughter, Miss Joyce Wertiwein, to Fred Doliinger, son torn turkey has a snoot above youth because her parents crimes have 'been recorded, of Mr. and Mrs. George Doliinger, 91 Park Ave., Keans- his bill which extends while favorsd her sister. She al- however, in which the woman burg. An Aug. 22 wedding is planned. he struts. Strutting is the ways felt like the left out one. was the aggressor. These ART IN THE CARDS — Vtewing a collection of paintings which will be shown tom's mating dance. Most The bride-elect is a graduate of Raritan High School No matter how hard she tried crimes were perpetrated by at the St. Mary's Rosary-Altar Society card party are, left to right, MM. Charlel and attended Grahtn Junior College in Boston. She is em- humans do not know this, but to please her folks it was her deviates, against members of ployed by the Mihm Corporation, Sea Bright. hen turkeys sure do. If they sister who got the praise and the same sex. Most of the bi- Gwinnett, decorations committee, and Mrs. John Gibbons and Mrs. Robert •••-are-intoGsted -in mating they the attention. zarre acts occurred in prisons. A. Moore, chairmen of the event sst for April I at 8:15 p.m. in Memorial Hall Her fiance was graduated from Ked Bank Catholic High join the torn in the dance and School and served for four years in the Air Force. He is rub their nostrils against his My problem is similar and Confidential to Thirty of the ehurtfh, Church St., New Monmouth. Art works will be exhibited from Gal. employed by the Keansburg Middletown National Bank, snoot, similar to pollination I am the guilty party. It Years of Experience: Sorry, lery 35, Keyport; sculpture by Matar Dei High School students and pastels of your life's story doesn't line Keansburg. of flowers. wasn't my parents — it was children by Tom Dunn, among other artists, Proceeds will go toward car* and my grandparents. I liked one up with your signature. It Some of your readers will sounds as if you've had one maintenance of the church altar. s (Register Staff Photo) Munson-Hennelly refute this theory but they set of grandparents better "and I showed it every way I year's experience thirty BELFORD —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hennelly, 70 are ignorant and learn from times. Get some guidance and Sixth St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss books. I learn from turkeys. could. I showered my favor- ites with attention and I ig- stop repeating the same mis- Nancy Marie Hennelly, to Brian James Munson, son of —Beatrice, Nebraska takes. Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Munson, 183 Rumson Road, Little nored the others, I feel awful Committees Are Named For Silver, where the announcement party was held. about it now because the Alcohol is no short cut to grandparents I ignored both social success. If you think Miss Hennelly, a graduate of Middletown Township passed away within the last you ihave to drink to be ac- 3-Day Antiques Show-Sale High School, is employed at Lanvin-Charles of the Ritz, two years. I really miss them. cepted by your friends, get Holmdel, where her fiance also is employed as a super- IT'S A Every time I think of how the facts. Read "Booze and BED BANK - The Wom- and represented people from eon, Mrs. Melvin D. Decker visor. He is a graduate of Red Bank High School. terrible I acted toward them You — For Teen-Agers Only." an's Guild of Trinity Episco- seven states. and Mrs. Stephen W. Guzy; by Ann Landers. Send 35c in I want to cry. pal Church will hold an an- This year's committee is: tea room, Mrs John H. Stives Beattie-Henderson coin and a long, self ad- honorary chairman, The Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Grimm; cof- :: DATE { So please tell all the kids tiques show and sale April 7-9 LONG BRANCH — Announcement is made by Mr. •who read your column that dressed, stamped envelope Canon H. Best; general chair- fee and dessert, the Triangle NCJW BENEFIT in the Parish Hall, White St., and Mrs. William Henderson, 65 Cedar Ave., of the en- they shouldn't play favorites. with your request. man, Mrs. Baymond R. Tour- Club; hostesses, Mrs. John J. from noon to 10 p.m. daily. gagement of their daughter, Miss Deirdre M. Henderson, to RUMSON - The Greater I realize now it can hurt Ann Landers will ibe glad to tillott; chairman of dealers, Scully; posters, Mrs. James Red Bank Section, National William Calvin Beattie Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Beattie adults as much as it can hurt help you with your problems. The 20th annual event will Mrs. Russell H. Neilson; A. Robottom and Mrs. F. H. Council of Jewish Women, kids. — Sorry Now feature displays by 34 dealers finance chairman, Mrs. El- Ebcrhardt; direct mail, Mrs. of 35 Center St., Rumson. will hold its third art auction Send them to her in care of Dear Sorry: I'm glad you this newspaper, enclosing a and home-cooked luncheons. mer A. Nielson; adviser, Mrs. Peter Duma; signs, William Miss Henderson, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven and cocktail party "Art Expo David Gardcnier; admissions, A. Barrett and James Kirdi- Regional High School, attended, Strayer College, Washing- 70" Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in were big enough to admit you self-addressed, stamped en- Last year's registration of made a mistake. I'm printing velope. visitors was more than 2,000 Mrs. William E. Legg; public- hof; decorations, Mrs. Walter ton, D. C. ' Terrace Gardens, Wanamas- ity, Mrs. 'Matthew Lyon and A. Hullrhan and Mrs. Harry • Mr. Beattie, a graduate of the same high school, is a sa, in cooperation with the Mrs. Robert F, Moynahan; H. Sutton; clerical, Mrs. Ro- student at Cletnson (S. C.) University, where he is major- Aibury Park, and Long patrons, Mrs. Frances T. land A. Nivison; exhibitors' ing in industrial education. Branch sections of the coun- Backe; program, Mrs. Fred- assistants, Edmund F. Sick- cil. Edward Benrran of Han- erick J. Parker and Mrs. els and the vestry and associ- Reed-Srasso over will conduct the auction Horton B. Garrison; lunch- ate vestry. of original works. HIGHLANDS — Announcement is made of the engage- ment of Miss Linda Grasso, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John DEBORAH BENEFIT F. Grasso, 14 Fourth St., to F. Chester Reed, son of Mr. SHREWSRURY-The spring and Mrs. David Reed,, Monmouth St., Navesink. A May 23 luncheon and fashion show Just Arrived m • wedding is planned. sponsored by the Red Bank ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF The bride-elect is a graduate of Henry Hudson Regional Chapter of Deborah will be High School. Her fiance was graduated from Middletown held March 31 at noon in GREAT SHOES FOR Township High School and is employed by Little Silver Rod's Shadowbrook. Fashions Cleaners, Little Silver. will be from Belmar Fashion Corner. SPRING Miss Meredith Newbon of PAID-UP MEMBERSHIP Shady,Lane, Shrewsbury, has FREEHOLD — A covered been named to the dean's dish supper for paid-up mem- honor list for the fall term at bers of Tamar Chapter of MtsUl Gettysburg (Pa.) College. .B'nai . B'rith will be held She has also been elected here April 1 at 8:30 p.m." at 43 Brood St. 540 Cookman A president of Alpha Delta Pi the temple. Guests' admis- Red Bonk Asbury Park sorority and recently was in- sions may be applied to mem- vited to be a member of Phi bership dues. Mrs. Eli Blitz- Alpha Theta, national honor- er; 18 Gordons Corner Road, ary fraternity for history Marlboro, is in charge of de- EASTER DINNER By students. tails for the event. Robert da la Reussille GRACIOUSLY SERVED Member American Gem Society Hello Slimness, TIPS ON SAY WRAPPINGS — Baby gifts will be presented for the third year to two needy mothers-to-be Jby the Village Woman's Club as part of its social service DIAMOND BUYING Goodbye Garters! program. Viewing the display of winning packages in the wrappings contest, also With the engagement and wed , a tradition, are left to right, Mrs. Edward S. Kastner, Middletown, social ser- ding season approaching, we vice chairman; Mrs. Philip E. Burr, Leonardo, president, and Mrs. Catherine Rum- hear many questions about dia mond values and even, the best fey and Mrs, Claire Parish, MCOSS public health nurses. The gifts will go to way of buying a diamond, I can two recipients chosen from among the patients attending the MCOSS Family not emphasize too strongly that Health and Nursing Service maternity clinics. Prize winning wrappings ar« the under current market conditions "Clothes Line" by Mrs. C..R. Preiiozi, Port Monmouth, and "Carousel" by Mrs. and the availability of fine Irving Podeil, New Monmouth. stones, there are no bargains or tricks in buying diamonds. The INTERNATIONAL TEA old adage "you get what you pay for" is never truer than when ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - applied to gems. • now you can Brownie Troops 100 and 193 hosted an international tea for As a member firm of the Amer- their mothers at the fire- RUMSON HOTEL ican Gem Society, and personal- house. Brownies wore cos- and Cocktail Lounge ly grained in gemology, we are IttNl A AUTOMATIC tumes from foreign countries. aware of the subtleties that af- Games included a Mexican from fect the price of every diamond. Pinata and English Blind I p.m. to 10 p.m. Most important to us is the cut- Mummer. Cookies and cakes WATER SOFTENER of foreign origin were donat- Reservations: 842-2000 ting quality — tho precise propor- tioning and polishing of the stone ed by the mothers. World U Waterman Ave./at the Sea Bright Brldg* — which affects a diamond's Friendship pins were award- beauty. Next, we consider the ed to the Brownies. RUMSON color of the stone — the degree SERVfSOFT of yellow shading present in the body of the diamond. Then, there is the clarity factor — or the presence or absence of minute inclusions that may mar the' stone's clear beauty. Last of all, we compute the price of the dia- M M mond based on these three fac- there really is an Olga Easter Means a New Do /?t ? *d: tors, an4 then on ils carat weight. Here, size is not the cri- teria of quality. Like a fine small . . . styling, color and cut for you. ., • filet mignon, compared to a low- "My newest Idea in slimming does er jjrade larger round steak, the away with garter bumps and girdle, Five stylists, to choose from in an atmosphere weight of the stone is secondary gap! It's done with the Secret Touch to the quality of the product. lace cuffs that hold up stocking tops of a new light and lively almost mod decor. -. . isimply by touch. What freedom! And Honesty is a practice with us in choosing a new ff '\ »v^ Ordering diamnhds sight un- tho tummy-taming panty girdle com- seen by mail, or trying to "deal" pletes the smooth new you I" ii with so called "wholesalers," is "Do" for you. ' " not the way to buy a fine dia Olga'slamousSuddenlySlim panty with new Secret Touch lace ... fake the shovel out of the soap box! mond for someone you love. The cuffs, in nylon with lycra" spa ndex in nude, white. S-M-L-XL, 15.00. background of the firm wjjh Shorter length, S-M-L, 14.00. Also in soft Power Tricot spandex. Saving soap and detergent, and elimi- whom you do business is one 12.50 . nating the need for expensive laundry safeguard. Knowing your jeweler, additives is one of many ways SERVi- Ton Tere Hairstylists , according to the American Gem SOFT pays for itself. Society, is your best protection in OF SHREWSBURY getting true diamond value for! the dollars you spenrl. Cnmo in' take the wipe out of dishes too! anytime for further informationj That's right! There's no need to wipe "Where Particular Women Congregate" on this subject. Broad at Harding, Rad Bank dishes, glassware or even silverware washed and rinsed in SERViSOFT fully Often Fridays Until 9 conditioned wafer. 439 BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY ReussiJles' WANAMASSA BROAD at THE CLOCK CALL 775-0404 NEW JERSEY 741-56OO -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, X ].; WjBDxVESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970 Catch-Up on Cues
dent of N. J. SAR. Among the distinguished guests was Mrs. Mary Eoebling of Trenton. County Fare On hand from Monmouth were Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Gilman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Crockett, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knapp, Edward By MARGUERITE HENDEKSON Smith, Mrs. Charles Borden, Miss Margaret Borden and Francis Borden. Colonial Ball The Colonial Ball is a colorful event, and the colors are Gallery 100 Gala always red, white and blue. The annual dinner-dance was Mexico and New Jersey had more in common than held Saturday in Princeton Inn — which is on its way out the eclipse; they had an art preview at Rumson's Gal- as far as the public is concerned and will become a dormitory lery 100 that benefited the Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center for Princeton University coeds. Lucky coeds . . . and the Padre Angel's Home in Acapulco. The marvelous thing about the Colonial Ball is the Among those we saw circulating in.that artistic ambiance range of ages it attracts. An occasional Spanish-American were Dr. and Mrs. Franz Husserl (she was party chairman), War veteran may join the ranks. Undergraduates from Rut- Dr. and Mrs. Louis Salmon, Marilyn and Fred Rowse (she gers University come colorfully turned-out in the uniform was wearing a dress patterned in snakeskin, the kind of of the Jersey Blues. There are even more youthful guests fabric we've all read so much about), Evelyn Leavens, — members of the state society of the Children of the •Phyllis and Bill Rosser, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buttfield, American Revolution, whose 40th anniversary we toasted. Marty and Bill Suter (her Mexican look papier mache And, of course, a middle-age mass predominates. earrings actually came from Canada), Dr. and Mrs. Austin Litvak, Mr. and Mrs. James McCosker, i)ick Sheridan, Mr. This year's party, jointly-sponsored by the state soci- and Mrs. Emil Schroth, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson, eties of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Daugh- Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Berman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph San-1, CONTEST WINNERS — Congressman James J. Howard, D-N.J., congratulates winners in the Lincroft Wom- ters of the American Revolution, had Mrs. Walter D. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ellwood, Mrs. Douglas Yorke, Mrs. an's Club-sponsored creativs writing contest on the theme of the American flag. Left to right are Mary Jo Cougle as honorary chairman and Marvin C. Shepherd as Vicky Taylor, Suzy and Peter Westergard, Mr. and, Mrs. Imholte, 12, grand prize winner, who received flag that had flown over the Capitol in Washington; Kurt Wurth- chairman. Mrs. Byron M. Vanderbilt, senior national presi- Leonard Fons, Mr. and Mrs. Lang Molineux, and on ... dent of the CAR, attended, as did Mrs; Frank Eechif, and on ... mann, 10; Darlene Martinson, 10; Larry iHolzman, 12, and John Vitalo, II. Their Lincroft schools also re- senior state president of the CAR, Mrs. Frederick Griswold ceived Capitol flags. (Register Staff Photo) Jr., state regent DAR, and Col. Richard E. Crane, presi- Handy Mail-In Those important invitations for the benefit tea dance got hand delivery by the members of the Greater Red Bank Auxiliary for the Monmouth County Unit, New Jersey Tricentennial Ball Association for Retarded Children. They only hope Uiat Awards Made in Writing Contest people will look in their mailboxes! For sure, if they do they will see that the lovely event is scheduled for Sunday, Set for April 25 April 12 from 4 to 7 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. LINCROFT - Congressman Larry Holanan, sixth grade, Congressman Howard spoke dents. Winners were an- EATONTOWN — One of -the Festa, Campbell Drive, has David J. Doran, Independence, Road, Middletown. Mrs. J. James J. Howard, D . N.J.. all of Lincroft School. on patriotism and what the nounced by Mrs. James Fin- Austin Codd is chairman of the spring social, and Mrs. was guest of honor at a joint highlights of this borough's arranged for Andy Wells and St. Leo - the - Great School American flag should mean norty, contest chairman for 390th anniversary celebra- ftis orchestra to play from 9 Fred Huettig, Fair Haven, is ticket chairman. assembly of the fourtii, fifth winners were Virginia Vitalo, for every U.S. citizen, young the club. Judges were all tion will take place April 23 and sixth grades of the lin- until 1. A midnight buffet will fourth , grade; John Vitalo, or old. teachers: Miss Kathleen Con- when the Tricentennial Ball be served. croft School and St. Leo-the- fifth grade, and Mary Jo, who Sister Lauren Francis, prin- roy, Newark; Mrs. Garrett will be held at Gibbs Hall, Ft. Great School Monday in the All reservations must be was sixth grade winner. cipal of St. Leo-the-Great Turskowski, Holmdel, and Monmouth. made by April 4. Tickets are FOUR-YEAR-OLDS Lincroft School auditorium, to School, and Andrew Van Mrs. Gilbert Riley, former award prizes to the winners Congressman Howard pre- A committee headed by available from any committee • . . alert, and intelligent, and as mature as sued little children Dyke, principal of the Lincroft teacher in the Red Bank CAN b«, ar» invited to join our new kindergarten classes. Our of the creative writing con- sented representatives of the Mrs, Harold Grossman, Reyn- member. Tables may be re- School, accompanied their stu- school system olds Drive, and Mrs. Vincent success in teaching reading and arithmetic to qualified five- test sponsored by the Lincroft student council of both ele- served by calling Mrs. Ed- mentary schools an American y«ar-olds encouraged us last year to befievo ffiaf something Woman's Club. ward Tagnola, Mrs. T. Cole, more in the way of readiness training could Lie done for cer- flag certified to have flown Mrs. Festa, or Mrs. Gross- tain four-year-old children -than wai being accomplished. W« Grand prize winner on the over the Capitol.. man. ' •' started this program, and it certainly worked, with a fair num- ber actually going into formal reading and number work during subject "The American Flag. The congressman answered Other committee members What It Means to Me" was the year. We plan to continue permanently with these groups questions from his young as- are Mrs. Frank Bilanin, Mr. anti are ready to examine* applicants. The children will attend Mary Jo Imholte, a student at sembly. They included; What and Mrs. Eugene Kankowski, class in our primary school center at Rumson, which i$ devoted St. Leo-the-Great School, and has the highest priority in to- Mrs. Vincent Urgo, Mrs. Leon to the training of four-, five-, and six-year-old children. They daughter of Mr. and Mrs. day's government? What is Smock, Mrs. Ken Masterman- will attend school from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. during the convention- Balph Imholte, 102 Horseshoe New Jersey's worst problem? Smith, Mrs. Robert Dixon, al school year, with plenty of provision for rest. If you are Way. She received from Hep. interested, plaase call us and arrange for preliminary testing. To these Congressman How- Mrs. Edward Bullwinkle, Mrs. Transportation is available. Howard an American flag that ard answered "education and Thomas Price, Mrs. Leon had flown over the Capitol in pollution,'1 to the first, and Kominski, Mrs. George Wcin, Washington,' and a $25 U.S. "pollution" to the second. Mrs. Charles Britton, Mrs. RANNEY SCHOOL Savings Bond from the Lin- A third question pleased the Carlo Guerci, Mrs. Joseph croft,Woman's Club. congressman: Scott and Mrs. Eobert 542-4777 Winners of a variety of "What do you do?" a stu- Szeligowski. prizes including dictionaries dent asked. and atlases were Darlene - - "I try to represent the.half- Martinson, fourth grade; Kurt million people in my district," Wurthmann, fifth grade, and he said earnestly. OPEN 3 DAYS dine with us this ONLY Thursday and COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747.9894 Friday 10-9 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY Saturday 10-6 AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER
INVITATIONS — Members of the Greater Red Sank Auxiliary of the Monmoiith . . . for a delicious dining experience, bring the County Association for Retarded Children address invitations to the annual tea entire family to the Lincroft Inn and join us for a dance which is to be hold April 12 at the David Doran residence, 29 Indepen- I journey into real Easter dining pleasure. Call dence Road, Middletown, left to right, Mrs. J. Austin Codd, chairman of the tea for reservations.' dance, Mrs. Richard B. Wachenfeld, vice chairman, and Mrs, Fred R. Huettig, who is in charge of reservations. Friends of the auxiliary should check their Easter Sale mail boxes. Invitations are being hand delivered. Stock from two of the finest stores in Washington, D. C. ir area. See the ultimate in Ladies' Spring Fashions, by na- WSCS Lists AMERICAN GIRL tionally advertised makers. Activities OCEANPORT - Narrations SHOES FOR WOMEN Lincroft Inn and music at the observance LADIES' • Spring NEW of a sacrificial meal were giv- MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FINE FOOTWEAR at the Crossroads en .by the Rev. and Mrs. W. 1 Winfield West, Nancy West COATS LADIES Lincroft, New Jersey and Michele Mayberry at a RED BANK BOOTERY meeting of the Women's So- AND ciety for Christian Service at Operated By Sneaker Shops,'Inc. DRESSES the Oceanport United Method- 9 Broad Street, Red Bank, N.J. SUITS ist Church, where the Rev. By Susan Thomas Mr. West is pastor. Mrs. Har- By Junior Profile riet McCullough presided. De- Lady Bug, Stage "7" Modelia votions were led by Mrs. J. Villager, Corry Craige Norman Franks. Members Don Sophisticates were seated around a table in and More the shape of a cross. Nanncttc, Cisanella Forthcoming events for the and More WSCS here include a products As party April lfi in Scarsi Hall, help with a rummage sale April 23-24 EUROPEAN VACATIONS Low for the benefit of a new piano, and Mrs. Charles Van Brack- As le and -Mrs. George McCul- home lough were, appointed chair- 70 7 men of the Mother - Daughter when, the mood care Banquet set for May 15. BLUE RIBBON MEAT MARKET BRAS FROM YOUR Eye Round GIRDLES Beef Roast As 5-lb. Box Loin FRONT DOOR LambChopt Ib. Loiv Original As Price TO THE BACK 5-lb. Bo» Filet Miqnonjnons Strip Steaks 5-lb, Cleaning of carpet, walls, furniture and floors—we'll Shell Steaks Box Chicken Steaks 29 Exquisite Form — Goddess —Rogers — Fortuna — Nemo do the entire job or any part. And the work will be done Cube Round Stcafc to your satisfaction, using methods and equipment es- 5-lb. Box LB. Carnival — Lily of France — Longline — Short Line pecially developed for "tough job" areas. Club Steaks 1 5-lb. Box Corselette — Step In — Long Leg — Pantie World-famous ServiceMaster homecare specialists Italian style 89 Ib. work closely Mh leading carpet and furniture manufac- Veal Cutlet 1 turers to bring you the finest service of its kind. 6-lb. Box Chuck Patties 79c, 5-lb. Box Italian SUCKS • SKIRTS BLOUSES • TOPS Call to make appointment for a Sausage j free estimate of work to be done. 5-lb. Sox Center Cut Pork Chops _ 119 By Strut and Stroll an loio as By Sportwhirl as low as 5-lb. Box Shoulder BYRNE TRAVEL SERVICE Apple Cider, Things W SHREWSBURY AVE. lamb Chops c Off My Back MASTER S-lb. Box 144 BROAD ST., RED BANK 741-5080 Service OPEN DAI1Y TIL 5, FRIDAY EVE. 'Ill 9 Damon, Lynn Stuart OO Villager, Lady Bug RED BANK Griddle'Franks Ib FREE Vi-GAL. ICE CREAM 300 with no Order - FREE Deliver/ Laracer, and More and Many More FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED AMERICAN EXPRESS 4 PHONE 741-1312 19 NORWOOD AVE. LONG 1RANCH-422-061 ? REPRESENTATIVE 20- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, Television Today Summer Starts to Show
1a WCBS-TV e WNEW-TV a WOR-TV _ CD WNDT-TV WABC-TV WPIX-TV 9 Indieitaf Color The Netsilik Eskimos lived Elizabeth Taylor and Bur- (9 WNBC-TV o • By CYNTHIA LOWRY ton seemed more relaxed DOLLAR MOVIE close together in igloos which : DAYTIME MOVIES Q MILLION NEW YORK (AP) - Spring were never above freezing. and less "ori" when inter- fD THE FELONY SQUAD (C) The men hunted in groups viewed by Charles Colling- 9:00 O "Fast and Sexy" "The Human Target." Sam's efforts to Hid a young has scarcely made its debut, Television wood on OBS1 "60 Minutes" 11:00 0 "Winning Team" ex-con backfires when he's seen leaving the scene of a but already it is beginning and the seal was their staff of life. They ate its flesh, than during a much longer 1:00 0 "Unfinished Dance" murder-robbery. to look like summer in tele- Comment interview last week with 9:30 fD N.Y.P.D. (C) tanned its skin for clothing, 4:30 O "The Rack" visionland. David Frost. O "From the Terrace" "Candy Man" Part II. In an attempt, to apprehend a burned its blubber for cook- robbery suspect, police witness a group therapy session By the end of this week ing. A harpooned seal pro- The CBS interview was Life" last night was an un- shot at Miss Taylor's par- at a narcotics rehabilitation center. a baker's dozen series will vided food for the group for EVENING 10:00 O HAWAII FIVE-0 (C) usual film study of a tribe several days. Scenes of the ents' home in Los Angeles. McGarrett probes the deaths of the brides of three have gone into re-runs — and 6:00 O Q O NEWS (C) of Eskimos at their northern catch and the ritualistic Both interviews inevitably soldiers killed in separate war actions in Vietnam. tiiat doesn't count theatrical covered much the same 0 LOST IN SPACE (C) O THEN CAME BRONSON (C) Canada winter encampment butchering of the sea mam- O GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (C) "The Mary E." Bronson tries to help his uncle and films on their second trip where in 30 and 40 below zero mal were pretty grisly, par- areas. (D BATMAN (C) cousin overhaul an old fishing boat to which his cousin out. By the end of another temperatures they hunt seal ticularly in color. More interesting were •=• (S WHAT'S NEW? Is emotionally attached. three weeks, just about every Harry Reasoner's report on 0 (D 10 O'CLOCK NEWS (C) below Arctic sea ice. Since the film was shot "Exploring Our Living World" series will be an oft-told tale. fiv years aS°> ?he Netsiliks a recent visit to military in- O THE ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK SHOW (C) It was an hour which e stallations in Israel and — 4:30 0 FLIPPER (C) Guests: Sergio Mendes and Brazil '69; Jo Anne If the TV season seems viewers with central heating have been established in per- ID STAR TREK (C) closer to home and the Worley; Joel Grey; Lana Cantreil shorter than it used to, it's and handy stores shivered manent settlements and no "Miri." Crew of the Enterprise are transported down IB NEWSFRONT longer pursue the caribou American pocketbook - a to a planet which they find to be.a duplicate of Earth because it is shorter — al- over, watching these hardy 11:00 BOO NEWS. WEATHER. SPORTS (C) during the short summer and report on the ineffectiveness where time has stopped in the year 1960. nomads in bitter cold hunt- of today's automobile 0 PEYTON PLACE most three . months shorter ing in primitive fashion. In the sea in the long arctic (B UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR than 10 or 15 years ago. night. bumpers. "Eye on the Universe" ID PERRY MASON contrast there was n their 7:00 Q CBS NEWS-WALTER CRONKITE VThe Case of the Bluffing Blast" Once the usual series was warm family life, the 'shar- ;il;30 O THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) ing, the laughter and their O HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT (C) committed to turn out 39 NOW SHOWING 0 I LOVE LUCY O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) weeks of shows. Today many happy times together. 0 11:30 MOVIE O ABC NEWS—FRANK REYNOLDS (C) series make no more than 24 Q DICK VAN DYKE SHOW "Across the Bridge" (1958) starring Rod Steiger, Maria "COUPLES" AT 7 AND 10 © INTERFACE (C) Landi. Every hand is against man on run, millions of programs, depending on a "ITALIAN JOB" AT 8:25 dollars can't save his life. couple of pre-emptions of "Geothermal Power" O THE DlCK CAVETT SHOW (C) FOR ADULTS ONLY 7:30 O HEE HAW (C) . Q THE LATE MOVIE their time period to fill out Guests: Connie Smith, Stan Hitchcock the six month run. THE PLAZA O THE VIRGINIAN (C) 12:00 CD THE PHIL DONAHUE SHOW (G) IU. 3( IT MIDOLt IB, Kind KM04 "The Long Ride Home." A young roving cowboy strug- 12:30 CD THE LATE NEWS (C) Economy Figures "IN THIS ONE YOU GET AN ORGY 1:00 Q THE ONE.A.M. REPORT (C) gles with the decision or whether to settle down at Why re-runs? Network ex- THATS AN ORGY!"Judith Crist, New York Magw/n* 8hi!oh Hanch or;jnbve on with his older partner. (B) O TONIGHT'S NEWS (C) ecutives say it is a matter 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) O THE BEST OF BROADWAY of economics. If each episode BRICK PLAZA O NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) "The Wild Blue Yonder" (1962) starring Phil Harris MOPPIK uimi, itmi n 417-HN Wendell Corey. The history of World War II'j greatest of a series costs, say, $100,- "I Think That I Shall Never See a Tree." Nanny heads 000, a second tune out on the NOW SHOWING s protest demonstration to save a tree harborinj the combat aircraft. 1:10 B THE LATE SHOW network amortizes that pro- GREGORY PECK neighborhood youngsters clubhouse that the city is duction cost. It may not cut planning to remove. "Mister Roberts" starring Henry Fonda, James Cagney RICHARD CRENNA Q THE AVENGERS (C) The hilarious account of life aboard a Navy cargo the average to $50,000 — DAVID JANSSEN CD BEAT THE CLOCK (C) ship during World War II. (1955) there are the re-run fees to fD NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF 1:1.5 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW pay performers — but it "Tornado" starring Chester Morris, Marie McDonald, helps. « FMNK0VICH- "Kids Kicking the Habit" 1 8:00 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) The greed of a faithless man and a beautiful woman OBS special, "Fight For STtlSGES leads to destruction as savage as the tornado that at- PRODUCTION PLUS 2nd BIG HIT Q THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER (C) tacks a mining town. "The Littlest Kidnapper." Eddie decides Mfsi Living- 1:30 B JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) MICHAEL CAINE J ston is lonely and brings home a flve-year-old Japa- Easter Egg Hunt THE ITALIAN JOB" nese boy to be her son. 1:32 0 STRANGE PARADISE fD CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C) 2:02 0 REEL CAMP To Be Saturday 2:30 O NEWS AND WEATHER Guests: Bob Crane, Jan Murray, Morey Amsterdam RED BANK — This year's I'tm Columbia Pictwn CD MUSIC ON TELEVISION 2:37 0 NEWS HEADLINES 3:4.0 8 THE LATE SHOW Easter egg hunt, conducted by "My Wife Said That's Enough" the parks and recreation de- 8:30 Q THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (C) "The Monolith Monsters" starring Grant Williams partment, is scheduled for Granny urges Jed to move the family back to the hills Lola Albright. As meteor shatters in California desert, FREEHOLD MALL ALTER V EADE I HEATRES strange series of death occur. (1957) Saturday in Memorial Park. SKippint csmj, DOVTC i u; 04M to find a husband for Elly May 5:10 8 GIVE US THIS DAY (C) The department announced 0 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) that 3,000 candy eggs will be NOW SHOWING Q CANDID CAMERA sought by children between "BEST PICTURE 0 ROOM 222 (C) Good Friday Service the ages of 2 and 11. Fifteen OF THE YEAR!" ASBURY PARK , "Richie's Story." Pete,Dixon discovers, that one of his of the eggs will be marked AYFAIR best student has, used a false address to enroll at MATAWAN - Clergyman Filmland for prizes and one grand prize ARLTON 775-816! Whitman. from eight area churches will will be awarded. 741-9600 i ID HE SAID, SHE SAID (C) hold a joint Good Friday ser- Parents and children have Guests: Morty Gunty and his wife Marilyn; Alejandro vice from noon toi 3 p.m. in been asked to assemble at 10 I and Joyce Rey; Jack and Reiko Douglas; Mickey Spil- the Second Baptist Church, Events a.m. There will be separate lane and his wife Sherry Orchard St. Choirs from each hunts for children 5 and under, ID N.E.T. JOURNAL •church will participate. The 6 to 8 and 9 to 11 years old. "Trial" Key. Howe Perry is host min- Assisting the department 9:00 e MEDIQAL CENTER (C) Outlined ister. again this year will be the A wealthy publisher forces Dr. Joe Gannon to face a Red Bank High School cheer- IS UP WITH medicalbdard hearing for violating: the hospital code " leaders and other volunteers. O THE KRAFT MUSIC HALL (C) The caribou Is the only In the event of rain the hunt Starring Phil Silvers, Paul Lynde, Barbara Feldon, Joe deer native to North America Hollywood will be held Monday, March TK€GR6aTJ Frazier. in which both males and fe- 30, at same time and place. | O THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW (C) males carry antlers. GREGORY PECK Guests: Jackie DeShannon, Waylon Jennings, Michael By BOB THOMAS OIKS RICHARD CRENNA. Parks HOLLYWOOD (AP) - DAVID JANSSEIL...*.. Notes and comment on the "'Marooned'is dazzling! ,/ JAMES FRANCISCUS Hollywood scene- One of the first persons to //GENEHWKHANMflR00Nb Avivid experiencejust P»r\ivii.on« • Eiilmmcolor congratulate Dyan Cannon on • i»..i ui uMTumunanunn HUTUY her Academy Award nomina- plain thrillingl A cliff- tion was ex-husband Cary Grant. That was before he hanger in space!" SUGGESTED knew that the Academy was FOR GENERAL Enjoy Your - going to vote him a special —CharlM Chtcnptin, Lot Angeles Timis AUDIENCES Oscar for his long and dis- «JERRY BRESLER ftKtai™ COLOR by Deluxe- United Aptisfs tinguished, but Oscarless, ca- Easter Turkey reer. STARTS TODAY ST. JAMES ™m SAYREWOODS The word is cut that EATONTOWN MIDDLETOWN Dinner at .. . Grant's one-time co-star, Grace Kelly, will be coming OMMUNITY OWN to the Music Center on April 671-1020 The CobbleStones! 7 to present the award to him. With Richard Burton BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 FAMILY MOVIE and Elizabeth Taylor also in ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS DTL55 CHILDREN LINOCR 12 FREE IPTUNE CITY attendance, the 42nti awards OF THE WEEK should be among the most MDRIVE'IN stellar in history. i mi. SMITH ICT. ME. 35136 HAZLET 264-2200 So far it appears that vir-
By GEOItGE SIIEEHAN their physical operation than a buried-alive "The Ski Bum" an arena where a person he said, "for a Grail that really isn't there." Of all society's dropouts, the ski bum Hindu fakir. wrestles with his own personal devil; where He is not alone. Peter Drucker in his is unique. He is looked on with admiration, But the ski bum is lean, athletic and the present day drama of man meets self, "Age of Discontinuity" speaks of this dis- envy and even hope. Gov. Claude Kirk occasionally clean shaven. This is no small Innocent man loses self, man finds self is played out. content of the "knowledge" worker who did not have the ski bum in mind when he package at a time where truth is not only Lenny, Gary's hero (or non-hero) is an mistakenly sees himself as a professional described the hippie uniform of "disheveled associated with beauty but somehow mysti- American dropout who refuses to get in- when- he is merely an upgraded and well- dirt and long hair." The long hair he might. cally (and perhaps rightly) mixed up with Bystander volved with the system but most of all with paid successor to the skilled worker of yes- nave. But his uniform is acceptable and' the ability to go from first to third on >m people. His habitat is the Swiss Alps (one terday. Drucker sees this as the root prob- even glamorous. Nor is he the one Al infield out, fake out a corner back, or hit of his group has never been seen below lem in the 45-50 year-old's syndrome of Capp meant when he said "With enough the open men. An age which seems as The way it feels when you first drop off 6,000 feet). Here he lives for the winter fatigue, despair and boredom with his job patience, deodorants and bail-bond money, Paul Weiss said "the* athlete as excellence on a long run.") Walter Umminger, the ("Summer is the worst thing that can hit and life in general. Drucker's solution? A me younger generation will grow up to be in the guise of man." Olympic historian calls it "the most in- a guy") and manipulates people for the second career. useful citizens." His athletic skill makes the ski bum the vigorating sport ever invented by man." money to get on snow as often and as long What Drucker offers, it seems to me, is as possible. His main dread is a fate like another cell block in the same prison. It BROTHERS ALL envy of the 4-5 million skiers who now Once you get past the learning stage darken the slopes of northern America from. you're hooked. (My slaloming friend says, "others who just vanished into the clean postpones the worker's ultimate acceptance These are Jiis brother dropouts. The November to April. And within these mil- "The more you ski, the more you want to blue air, never to be heard from again of himself and his relationship to others. non-athletes. Physical condition is not a lions a growing passion for skiing is inter- ski.") The experience can become all con- until their fat bloated bodies could be found The ski bum also rejects most vigor- strong suit of our overintellectualized acting with the same personal and socio- suming. The exhilaration, the body control, drifting through the corridors of New York ously these relationships ("Don't kill your turned-off youth. Their concern for all lov- logical crises that formed the ski bum. even the fear preceding the run can make offices getting jobs, families, and dying brother," says one of Gary's exiles, "why ing things does not extend to the develop- (According to a female quasiski bum of skiing an activity around which the rest of happily ever after." bother.") But we can hope in him as we ment of their own physical potential. A 12- my acquaintance there are at least a mil- a person's life is constructed. A BROTHERHOOD have always hoped in those who fight alone . year-old could best most protesters in any and unaided. As we hoped in Thoreau who test of endurance. lion who are or would like to he ski bums.) But is this high personal experience, For all this, the ski bum and the mid- The reasons are easy to see. as Robert (Downhill Racer) Redford terms dleaged hero of the American success story said, "I went into the woods because I For the advocates of participatory de- Skiing may well be the whole ball game it, all there is? Is it more than a relax- are brothers under the skin. Just last week wished to live deliberately to find only the mocracy are strictly spectators in sports; in outdoor sports. Paul Gallico thought ing physical freedom? More than a good Richard Tully, chairman of the board of essential facts of life and to see what it tile prophetic shock-minorities, who would so for one ("Of all the things one can do "out" for those fed up with their day-to-day the prestigious Foote, Cone, and Belding had to teach, and not, when I came to die, awaken the people, .sleep until three in the outdoors, it is the most fun, thrill, and living? My guess is that it is more and advertising combine resigned with the discover that I had not lived." afternoon; and those who worry about the excitement.") And Hemingway for an- much more. vague future plans of a hunt for "a truly Will we be led, after all, to salvation quality of our air need less oxygen for other, ("Nothing can really touch skiing. It can be as it is in Romain Gary's gratifying" job. "Sometimes one searches," on a pair of Head's?
i«? .. J3 •" 1 Ashe Feels Empty Victory Bruin Hopes Over South African Ban For 3th High By DAN BERGBR get through our conference in- MELBOURNE, Australia the U.S. Lawn Tennis Associ- Africa change its ways in- said: "Eventually South Afri- (AP) , - Arthur Ashe, Jr., LOS ANGELES (AP) - to the regionals, I really think ation after Ashe had been de- stead of seeing them exclud- ca will be excluded from we'll be fortunate." whose exclusion from the nied a visa to enter South UCLA has won four consecu- ed from the Davis Cup," he every sport. . .Financially, it tive national basketball titles. South African Tennis Cham- Africa and compete in the said. "As they didn't change is no longer feasible to have Used High Post pionships resulted in the ban- Will there be a fifth? Even South African Open, starting their ways, I suppose this was South Africans competing in The latest championship ishment of South Africa from in Johannesburg Tuesday. with all the pressure that's the only outcome." international contests. It been heaped on him, Coach squad was quite different from the 1970 Davis Cup competi- Pancho Gonzales and other In applying for a South means police protection, dan- John Wooden says he the three dominated by big tion, said yesterday he felt he Americans are taking part. African visa, Ashe had prom- ger to spectators, players." "wouldn't trade my chances Lew Alcindor. Wooden used had gained "an empty vic- The Davis Cup ban virtual- ised to refrain from political While some observers pre- for another title with anyone." Alcindor at the low post but tory. • ly completes an international dicted that the ban would 1 remarks during his stay in The Bruins lose only one went back to the style he likes "I will get about five min- ban against the South Afri- the country. spread to the International Ibest this season. He used 6- utes of emotional satisfac- cans in major sports because player off the 1969-70 starting Reactions to the Davis Cup Lawn Tennis Federation, bar- foot-8 Steve Patterson on the tion," the slender Negro star of the country's racial poli- team — guard John Vallely. action varied around the ring South Africa from all in- high post. from Richmond, Va., said cies. They had been barred Returning are three strong, world. ternational competition-, Owen here before presenting a $560 from the 1968 Olympic Games quick front line men and hot- At one forward was 6-8 Sid- Williams, the promoter of the shooting guard Henry Bibby. check to the Yooralla Hos- and the World Cup Soccer Doctor's Reaction South African Open, predicted ney Wicks, an erratic, some- pital for Crippled Children. Tournament this year in Dr. Christian Bernard, the South Africa would return to "I'm sure glad it's over," times brilliant, sometimes The money was proceeds Mexico City. pioneer heart surgeon from Davis Cup play. remarked Wooden two days goat - like sophomore two from a tennis exhibition. Ashe, who won the Austral- Johannesburg, called the ac- "It may take a year, it may after his team captured the years ago who blossomed into Ashe called the decision by ian Open championship ear- tion "sad" and said the seven take five years," Williams,' national title by beating Jack- an incredible defensive play- 1 seven-man committee of lier this year, expressed'no nations which banned South who was director «f the U.S. sonville 80-69. er. Wicks was named the out- flreT)avis Cup~nations to bar bitterness toward the South Africa should first put their Open Championships last year Then someone reminded standing player of the NCAA the apartheid South Africans Africans for their attitude and own houses in order. He made at Forest Hills, said in Jo- Wooden that the whole thing— championship tournament "a sad but just decision." said he would apply again to his comments in London. the search for another title— after blocking five of 7-2 Artis 1 • liannesburg. He said the ex- Triggered by USLTA play tennis in that country. Earl "Butch' BucWiolz of pulsion was not a judiciaLone. begins again very soon. Gilmore's shots. The move was triggered by "I would rather see South St. Louis, a U.S. pro player, "In tile strict letter of the "I'm certainly glad it does," The other forward was 6-6 law, South Africa was blame- Wooden shot back. Curtis Rowe, a soft-spoken ju- less," he added. PRAISED BULLDOG — Tom Dooley, Rumson-Fair "I'm looking forward to nior who was not permitted Donald Dell, former U.S. Haven Regional's basketball stalwart for the. past next season. With our four re- by the coach to shoot from too 'Miss Bikim? Joins Tribute Davis Cup captain and cur- turning starters, if we can far out. rently Ashe's attorney, said three seasons, became the second player in Bulldog find an adequate replacement Easier to Gauge in Bethesda, Md,, that Ashe's history to score over 1,000 points. Dooley, who was for Vallely, we'll have another application to play in South also named to The Daily Register's All-Monmouth fine team. "This team was a little To Long Branch Courtmen Africa was intended to bring County second team, receives a basketball depicting "But I don't have to remind easier to gauge mentally," the issue to a head. Wooden says. "The teams ; LONG BRANCH - The city's tribute The LBHS Pep Club will make signs his achievement from his head coach William Kern. you that this is an awfully dif- "Either they would let Ar- ficult conference. If we can with Lew, well. . .Lew was to the state champion Long Branch High for the festive occasion, an(l Broadway thur play, or this would come so phlegmatic most of the School basketball team will feature another will be designated "Green Wave Champions about," Dell said. time and you'd never really title-winner. Attending Saturday's festivi- Boulevard" for the day. Ashe said he did not foresee, know if they, were ready to ties will be Miss June Joellen Fletcher, Long Branch's team compiled a 26-0 any change in the South Afri- play. But this team had as winner of the 1969 "Miss Bikini U.S.A." record in winning the Shore Conference can position. "It is unfortun- LA's Wills Uses Mind much electricity as any, al- crown awarded here last summer. • "A" Division', the overall Shore Confer- ate that politics are a part though it sometimes wasn't as Miss Fletcher, a freshman at Prince- ence "A" Division, the overall Shore Con- of any sport in any country apparent. ton University and one of the first young ference championship, and Central Jersey because of the human nature women to be admitted to the heretofore all- Group III championships on the road to factor," he said. Wicks was the key to the male institution, has accepted an invitation its state title. . Over Matter in Thefts mental attitude of this team. from city officials to take part in the tribute Several players have garnered county In practice, he was Hghtheart- Yonkers President, ei. He used a mock-serious to the Green Wave's Group III champions. and state honors, and Bob Walsack has VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP)- to^ get my rest, but mostly Wills, who stole a record- stare .at teammates he guard- The Long Branch beauty who saw the been named "Coach of the Year" in Mon- Tananbaum Dies, 54 . Aging Maury Wills of the Los whatever I do is a result of breaking total of 104 bases in ed in practice sessions and Wave defeat Burlington Township at Prince- mouth County by The Daily Register. Angeles Dodgers, an advocate my mental approach. 1962, "that the more you do YONKERS,; N.Y. (AP) - rarely made a spectacular ton's Jadwin Gym March 18, said she "was BROADWAY CLOSED of keeping young by flunking Punishes Self things in life 'the easier they Martin Tananbaum, 54, presi* play. thrilled at the victory. I asked many of Capt. C. Carroll Green, acting chief of dent of Yonkers Raceway, young, suggested yesterday "There's no doubt that after become. The moment you re- my classmates to attend the game. I'm so police, said Broadway will be closed to died yesterday at his home, that his legs stole 40 bases a game I'm hurting more than lax the more difficult it be- "Oh, but Sidney was really proud of the team and am honored to take traffic between Seventh. and Lippincott the harness racing track said. last year because his mind a young player and traveling comes. If I stopped running serious when the game start- part in the rally. Avenues beginning at 1 p.m. Green Wave Tananbaum succeeded the told them to. takes a toll. But mentally I hard, stopped stealing bases, ed," Wooden said. The stare Fire Chief Mel Kaplan will have the rooters from neighboring communities have late William Cane as presi- "It doesn't matter how old don't let this bother me to after a certain amount of would turn into a frightening city's fire equipment on display to front been invited to join the salute to the dent of the big racing plant you are," said the 37-year-old the point where I can't do my time I couldn't do it anymore. glower and even Sidney won't of City Hall Park, and Pete Tpmaino will champs. Any school wishing to send its in 1956. shortstop "as long as you job. I've learned to punish "So I have to keep doing it tell anybody if he's serious. band is welcome, Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr. keep yourself young mental- myself. send aerial bombs skyward as a salute to He suffered a heart attack to keep young mentally." "It was a long, uphill said. ly. I watch my diet and I try "I've learned," continued the cagers. 10 years ago. And the spunky 5-foot-10, climb,"' Wicks says of his 168 pound shortstop fully in- progress from a part-time tends to keep at it. bench jockey into a nationally St. Mary's , "A guy my age with the recognized star. "I didn't get Romansky Defends right mental approach," Wills acquainted to the system right explained, "should be able away. In high school and ju- Wins Title to steal between 40 and 50 nior college, the team re- bases. They asked me last volved around me. I had to Standard in Zinn year to slow down a little — learn to work with a team." RED BANK—St. Mary's of ASBURY PARK - Dave and the high school squad they kept saying 'go easy, go New Monmouth became the Romansky of Pennsville, that places the most finishers easy' maybe because it was basketball champion of the kind of frightening to them to RENT A CAR holder of the Asbury Park under the two-hour limit. DAY • WEEK • MONTH Monmputh County Parochial boardwalk 10-mile walking Entry blanks are available see a guy my age steal. School League by defeating record of one hour, 12 min- from the N.J. AAU race walk- "I had planned on stealing WALL utes, 56.5 seconds, aims to ing chairman, Elliott Den- 50 a year the rest of the time LINCOLN-MERCURY St. Mary's of Deal, 42-37, at Shrewsbury Avenut at Sycamore break his own mark in the man, 28 North Locust Ave., I played but now I'll settle 747-5400 the Red Bank Catholic -High annual Capt. Ronald Zinn Me- West Long Branch. for 40 a year." School gym here Sunday. morial race here on Sunday, April 5. St. Rose of Freehold fin- Romansky showed he's ished second by downing St. ready to go even faster when Ann's of Keansburg, 45-37, and he won the National AAU one- Holy Family of Union Beach mile walking title at Madison was third with a victory over Square Garden Feb. 27 and then broke the U.S. 20-kilom- St. Dominic's of Brick Town- eter record on March 15. ship, 43-33. The annual Asbury Park Pat Melosh led St. Mary's race honors the memory of one of the top race walkers in of New Monmouth with 12 U.S. history. Capt. Zinn won points, while Bob Roma and Asbury Park boardwalk races Steve McCarthy both "adi in 1JJ63 and 1954, placed sixth 10. • in the 1964 Olympic Games, and then was killed on a Bill Doyle was the scoring Vietnam battlefield July 7, leader for the losers with 12. CHEERLEADING CHAMPS — The cheerleaders of Holy Spirit Grammar School, 1965. Asbury Park, took top honors in the Garden State Elementary School Cheerlead- The race is sanctioned by 'Barney DiBennedetto the N.J. Association of the canned 23 points for the win- ing Tournament af Convention Hall March .17, after winning first place trophies AAU and is open to all ama- The New Gremlin: ning St. Rose five and John in the Middlesex County cheering competition and the Trenton Diocesan CYO teur athletes. Trophies will go to the first McDermott accounted for 13 tournament. Front row, left to right, are Joan Walters, Linda Baselici, Linda Menke, Put it all together at your for St. Ann's. three finishers and medals to Patricia Vetter, Michelle Capossi and Janet Schroth. Rear, in same order, are all who complete the course local Newark/New Jersey under two hours. Novices to Ed Carroll led the way for. Katharine Harrington, Stephanie Marisca, Suzanne Logel, Mrs. George McNa- Holy Family with 20, while the sport of race walking are mara, coach, Carmen Noguera, captain, Mary Pat Bruno and Frances Koch, co- especially invited. John Tonfcovitch connected on Trophies will also go to the F§ American Motors Dealers 10 ffcr St. Dominic's. captains. .- V winning five-man club team 24- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. U WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1970 / ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE BOATS and ACCESSORIES J^^
LOST AND FOUND AUTOS FOR SALE QRAND PRIX. PONTIAC. 1968—Pow- ALA8KAN CAMPER — 1967 Ford. 1&68 19" ISLANDER — nborgla. COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON er tc&kea, steering, window*, air. F-250 % Ion pickup. Heavy duty Trl-hnMbf>w rait. Navy lop. Pull wind- >LOST — Lady's Wack wallet: Vicinity 1964 VOLKSWAGEN MICROBUS — Nine passenger. 22,000 original miies. vinyl top, radio with rear speaker, equipment Factory air-conditioned: shield with door to art Section. Double fl-Votit St.. (Employment Offlcei. 'I'M- Low milt-ago, exctijiLionally clean, en- factory air, In like new condition, gee buckets. Call 747-3574, Many extras. J2SO0 Firm. 7B7-4751 al- bick,, fold-down seats. 1969 65 h.p. Kine prrfect, new tires, new brakes. U now.., 650 Mercury, braJiMatorlsed starters ASSEMBLERS £518. ler 5 p.m. 5680 Days 949-47G2. EvenlnRa and 1069 DOIiGE — Polara ' four-door with all new. controls. Water skis and *_OST — Man's ring, hlack amen, weekends. 787-2222, __ RASSAS PONTIAC hanltnp. Air L-ondltio rd. nower sti-cr- lWSiTBCO — With Bnow plow Call tow rope Included. $1530. 842*684 af- £i»lfl I>an1. Vk-inilv Red Bank-River 396 Broad 31. ilWiMW Red Bank inn and brakes, special llghtinR pack- evenings ter 6 p.m, Reward. 815-0735. VH>5~CAVTLLAC^- PeVitie canvoTF- Eves, until 9 apn, :m L'-i.an-pl. Jmmaciilxtr. SLiOO (31-2274 ftalc _Am/rm radio, electric windows, anil lake over payments. 741-9419. 22' OWENS sc-iis. • sinH'nna. tlH-stcprfnii wheel. TJi^TcHRYSlJER NEWpnRTPonr- IIODflB PICK-UP Good running con- Sleeps [our. Head. Ice box. 100 h.p. Excellent tinted Rlass and other extras. No air door hardtop. -15,000 miles, Loaded BUHLKK & B1TTKK dltlon. Inboard, JBOO. 671-2-5. girls and women. No experience necessary. PUBLIC NOTICE emiflitiming. £1950. Call after 6 p.m, with otillons. $1.01*3. 787-0803. PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER 711-5577 787-8948. 3290 Hwy. 35, Hazlet, 2&1-01DR BLUE JAY iti$83 — Flbcrelas, alu- new, air CADILLAC lfl63 — Full minum mast. Excellent condition. Trail- pow ^~lC(i5, four-donr." Full working conditions, congenial surroundings and COMMUf ElTNrYr CTf Y~ McCAKtliy Chevrolet lo-tv mileage. Sacrifice JS 5. er Included. Call 842-0311. Vicinity ot 3711i St. A Lexi filnn Avr First Ave. Atlantic Highlands 711-71:15 |»w( , air conditioned. Exci'llpnt "Oi. MOTORCYCLES Pick up small n;ieltai;r ii lrr worn 231-1101 illtlo Call 741-3r>no. S n.m. to JlT.O conditioned plant. lo Uo< p.m. EvenliiRs, 7111117. 1969 HONDA —Mini Trail. Good con' Mon. thrru^h Fri. and drllvrr air ronililhmliie, _,\.-Hl.'nt car. 4-dtjur BUSINESS NOTICES .« INTERVIEWS: Hank office. Fee for service "ilteY VOLKBWAGKN — Excellent con. 1962~1:HEVROLET"—~ 'iin'pala' All' 2 P.M. • 3 PM. v-pph. Daya 711-011)1) or fil_-.O61 dltton Light blue, wtiltewalls, Jl 195. $1895. Vinyl roof. 787-039.1. Call Vil-ir.!!. _ 1!)(58 nUICK LeSabic Iww-door lia'irf- power, (.'lean ;LIIM In e?i:tlleril enndi- PASTE WAX BEAUTY for your kitch- TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 9 A.M. • tlon._S2M.. 568-4831. ' en, recreation room or hardwood floors. AIO TO-i_f>3—Perfect condition, new top, 30,000 miles. $1750. Call J. Birch- LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ all. 7_i-i_4;i, \Wi CHEVROLET V-fi. -Jll.non nricV 1949 YAMAHA I25cc Caif Gordon for free estimate. 5-U-H66. TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION imlnt joh, all bright work iv-chi-onm), lnal miles. One owner. Excellent con- Holmdel. II. J. iiialmRany dash, rcw llres. bra ken. 1964 CORVETTE 327 — 300 white con. dition. S175. 7S7-I49G Very Good Condition TREES REMOVED Rl, 35 >"RK1! RIPE ••- Fmn Mld'llciown l( Slmi-lts anfI motor In nxrcllcnt uondl- vertiblo Wide ovals. Call after 5 p.m. PcM or vMriltv Mo . and Thins, tion. AM/FM radio. S10O0. Call 872- _0t-.")785. ______1963 BUICK — LeSa-bre, two-dtwr Call 5)2-8927, aak [or Mai. Cut or Bpllt. Odd joba around your Jiioj-niJi£.H. 531-!!7_7 ovor 1766 ronverMlii'. Good rumiln); cuiulitlon. AU8TiN~A\iERlCA — l>«^Wr7~rouir~ _S475. 787-2525. __ __ HELP WANTED-FEMALE F* & H MOIOM Inc. 1963 BCJLTACO — 2Mce. Very fast. '"'"'' flull 513-3272 or I22-62G7 " HELP WANTED-FEMALE npeed, $1,872. P.O.E. slightly ni^ner FURNITURE MOVING — Allies and Hwy. 35 Katnntown, N. J. witli automatic. Also Sprites, Midgets, 1 11)0 miles. $T1T>. Plione AUTOS FOR SALE M'Mlll 291-0217. _ cellars cleaned. Free esttmatcs. Call SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Part- 1ICJB roatl81er9 ~ GT. A&G MOTORS PLYMOUTHS 747-3002. time, 8 lo 4 P.m.. «ev«r»l diyi a "_iVvi'EKA~~_MY ~ " Aabury Park. 775-3183. WAKD'T"RIVBR8IDE MOTOR BIKE week. Call 7+1-4700. LAST OF THE '69s! — 501-c. 11)65. Kooti condition. Less 1966 VOLK SWAGEN SEDAN — In thanJiOO mllcj^Call 741-0137. SCOTTO & SONS ACCOUNTING "EXPERIENCED aHIRT QIH- ouperb condition. Call . ALL TYPES OP' HOME WANTB1> - t'o SPECIAL PURCHASE . .. 7n7li SUZlTlII - T35o'. In'perieiTt'Mn- dry cleanlnf plant. 1%7 v'oLKSWAOKX -- tllfr,. 741-0244 IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS h^Hl^O^ LEY IJHOS. Newm n Spring illtion. WlndHhlcld and luffEage raek. Alterations-.! tUUt'ona-dotiiiers. MGB/GT 70. The authentic 1f»70 MUSTANG ~ Moving, miiKt~spir Direct from Chrysler Corp. $675. Phone 591-1144. CLERKS MEDICAL SBCRETAEY - Full Mnuj- No down payment, just take over FOR PROMPT 8ERV1CE No nlEhts. ull weekends, Mu.u have 6T that performs as good hAC LE lfK6 monthly payments. _'_;<• (i!)f)7. FURY III, 4-DOOR 812-0950 711-3953 background In medical .}»™llS?5i«»' All wtiltfi. Doctor's car. Lomled. Air, If you have a sood flRiire apti- 1 MOBILE HOMES tude ;ui(! ;irr able to use tho 30- Ar>[>ly Jctscy Shore Medical Cenier, as it looks. new liri'H. Kmir sncnkcrs fur al' ITO. 1354 PONTIAC STAKClllEF ~ Four- AIR CONDITIONED 19(5 Corlles Ave._;_Neptillie. Low mUcaKC Driven Hi roc years. door sedan One owrier. Very I'lcmi. LAWN CAKE Jcey adding maclilne, we have an At our showroom now. T Etnitpppd wilh radio lioatpr riiito- Power rakiiiR, fertilizing and resid- immediate position fur you. You'll !•• -n, >!"') < sillMay_, 2_2-7r>_4. Eve- 389 econom'v engine, power steering, niiitlc, V-8, powpr stecrinR. white wail l!>r>!> WINDSOR CARAVAN — 50x10'. "lT6iJ8EKEBPBR -"'sii or 8 d«J JiIjiKfl. .131-1774. _ _ J_ont_i_i_L sneakers. 2__-49'J4. __ Must sell. Call 583-2879 or ing. Good rates. Call 842-1LMT after have a Rood opportunity to learn week. New Shrewsbury area. Own tin-n, wheel covers, carpeting, nnd ail 787-7010 6 p.m. and advance, an w<;ll us a chanco tnmsnoruillon. Tliree youne children. TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE ifjs5 PONTTAO" BONNBVILLE standard factory equipment. Includes to show your capabilities. frolKht ami fedrral taxes. Balance of Minimal• ' Minx and cooking. Refer- GO Main St., Matawan Four-door white sedan, power slrer- 1 HOUSE TRArLER — R'x32'. three REDS NOW AVAILABLE - For i>a- inff braids, nuionattic, nir, nr:w Ilict. 50,000 milt warranty. rooms, lull hath. $1000. Will trade on tlenta at reasonable rates. Now Is the 7(1-7272 or 642-1747. 566-6100 1IIO, 1UII III time to [ilave vouc Imrd oiws m i We offer port salaries based on Garage kept. Rnnntifn! condition. ORIGINAL PltlCE. Si'lKfi. car. 787-2605. hacligroutKi and excellent employee "WAITRESSES WANTED -Apply I» CADILLAC lllfifl — Four-door hard- S1H00 K.IRM. Call 78T-_I1_. wonderful nursing home. Come see benefits Including low cost com- person. The Pub, 160 Hwy 35, MIMf in 1 ncviiip (thin with lilsu-k ipMilicr $2597 us. we use live iir'ti c-'re KiVI_% pany cafeteria, rnof, full power, air, am/fm. Must VlvmitA~i!)BB"^~~-l1r"~t;oi»Iltl_nBd" CKEST NURSING HOME, 51 Chapln town. ll Willl Kull power. .3,0 HOTICK ALL thiit certain lot, tract or parcel sand, ci-avel or any materials and p e $ The Board of Education of (he Bor- of land Htiri premise?, situate ami foe- construction of groins, docks, bulk- $24,750. other twin bedrooms. , .three ough o£ Rumson, County of Monmouth, inR In the Borough of Union Beach, In heads ^oiithousps, dwellings acces- q county-wide planning, FROW and StHfp of New Jeraey, wilt receive the county «r Monmouth, In the StaLe sory 'buildings. Toads or otnor im- baths. Outstanding cherry ALLAIRE-FARROW scaled hlrts for (he purchase of five of New Jersey, bounded uml described provements nfithdi t"e wafer <:<>urscs, "Nothing is more im- BEAUTIFUL VICTORIAN 21'x36' relocatable classrooms. Bids as follows: coastal flood plain, watershed and re- portant to the future of the paneled den with raised hearth will be received at the office of the BEING IJOU 3 & 4, Block E. __ chairgi! Innds, or natural drainage POSSIBLE INCOME AGENCY BoanJ Secretary, Forrestriale School, shown on 'Man of Union Beach. Rari- system shall be regulated by provi- county in the next 10 or 15 Grand Jury fireplace,. .Game room, cherry Forrest Avenue, Ruimon, New Jersey tan Township, Monmouth County, N.J," sion of this law. Two kitchens, four bedroom.' Middtetown 5 Corners 671-2590 07760, until 2 P.M. on Wednesday, filed Nov. 1, 1920, Caae 7-10, Properly years," Mr. Pike stressed. paneled with built-in bookcases PAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Three April 15. 1370. The bids "will be opened located In the Borough of Union Beach, •I 2 The deposition or removal of nat- two baths, two entries. Super bedrooms, living room with fireplace, and read at the meeting of the Rum- Monmout!) County, New Jersey. ural products or the water courses. Giving Middletown Rotar- and cabinets. 'Ultra kitchen". dining room, kitchen, basement, at- non Bourd or Education to be held nt Udal wal&rjv raa-sUl wetlands and Given Cop paneled family room with baj 8 P.M. on April 15. 1070. EXCLUDED from this is title ._ submerge*! lands by commeixial w VA acres of landscaped tached garage, screened porch. Private lands within the bounds of Union Ave- recreational fishing, shellflshlng, ians a brief sketch of the window. Can be one or two location. Just listed at $3i,9W. Will Eld Instructions and specifications nue, as widened, aquiiciilture hunting or trappin,g op- grounds. We will welcome your ll ft may be obtained from the Board Sec- SAID property Is atao described orations shall ba excepted from, pro- county master plan at a lun- family residence. $33,000. retary at the above address. follows: visions of thl3 law, where otherwise cheon in Howard Johnson's Assault Case calls. OAPE COD —Overlooking pond. Three Ttie Board of Education reserves tire BEGINNING at appoint in the east- icKally porjnltteri and regulated. bedrooma, modern kitchen, tiled b:itli, Fiftht to reject any or *l! lilelti. unit erly line of Uiilun Avenue, as widened, Section 5.0 PermiUed Acts Restaurant, Mr. Pike empha- LONG BRANCH - John V. REDDEN AGENCY basement. Excellent condition. $24,750. to waive minor defects. distant 50.22 feet southerly along the 5.0 The acts set Porlh In Sections REDDEN AGENCY By order of the .Board of Education same from the intersection of Uie 4 0 aJiri J,l are permissible if done sized that Monmouth County Bellino of 35 Second Ave. yes- Realtor Realtor LIMCROPT COLONIAL — Four bed- of the Borough of nurnson. southerly lim; o[ Lurillarcl Avenue, pursuant to terms and conditions of a d rooms, *2'i biiths, living room, dining DA.V1D C. JONES formerly 5th Street, with said easterly permi'•t .a-pprovetl by the Mayor antl is pressed hard by rapid ex- terfjay in Municipal Court SOI Maple Ave. Red Ban: 301 Maple Ave. Red Bank room, den with rircplace, hiiaement. Secretary line or Union Avenue, thence (1, South Council ut>on the recommendation of Hot water heat. Centrally air condi- March 25 ljfi.00 8-1 dc-firees 02 minutes 03 ueconds East me coaservii'tJon OommLssion and ob- pausion of the metropolitan wajVed preliminary hearing 741-9100 tioned. $55,000. alone the Southerly line of said Lot tained frf.m the Borough Clerk or 741-9100 it 2, DI.D8 feet to a point in the west- pursuant to an approved arfl filed area surrounding New York on an assaun charge. It goes Evenings: 747-3799 erly line of Lot £43 in said btu fiUbdiirLsion map or building permit Evenings: 747-37$ SCHANCK AGENCV The Board of Education or the Bor- thence |2) South 05 degrees 57 n..,.- .-arrylng rinnl site development ap- City. There has been a popu- t0 the Grand Jury_ ough of Rumson, County of Monmoutli utes 57 seconds Went alonjf the west- proval- hy Ihe Planning Board and REALTOR and State of New Jersey, will receive erly JJnc of said Lot #«, 60 Sect lo approved by the Borough Council. lation increase of about 50 Bellino is charged with as^ R Linden PI. Red Bank sealed proposals at its office in the a point in the northerly line of Lot 5 1 The following operations ana per cent each 10 years, the saulting Patrolman JameS'To- RIVER OAKS H7-O397 Sun. 7I7-4O88 Forreatflale School, Forrest Avenue itb in said block; thence (U) North use's are permitted in the water Ilumaon, New Jer.sey 0776(1. until 2::m di tlcgrues 02 minutca o;i seconds west courses, the coasLnl flood plain, wa- county planner said, and this raaini of lh(, j^g Branch p0- FOUR BEDROOMS P.M. on April 13, tf>70 for 1970-71 Gcn- along the northerly line of Lot if5 In tershed land*. ^iH^ir reehtirge iirci EXCELLENT BITT Top location is offered with IF YOU'VE THOUGHT •«ral.School Supplies. said block. 90.18 feet to the aforesaid or a natural drainage system as a trend, he predicted, will con- lice Department on Dec. 17. this 11 year old home tn Fair Specifications and blM instructions easterly line of Union Avenue as wid- matter of right subject lo provisions p Haven, Center Jiall, large hitch- OF BUILDING may be obtained Irom Ihc Board Sec- ened; (hence i-0 North 00 degrees "S of Section i.O: tinue and may even increase. For the growirc familyly/Fiv, i en with adjoining breakfast Ijook at this one first. It lias every- retary at the above address. minutes 57 seconds East along Union n i ConserveU"n of soil, vcpetauon, A counter-complaint against bedroom, two-hath ranch, area and family room, 2V> thing. Centrally alr-condittoned four- Bids will be opened and publicly Avenue as widened JiO.M feet to the water fish shellfish and wildlife, Cites Population Large Jiving room, tuii base- baths, living room wltli fire- bedroom, two-bath ranch only 7 months read ny the Bonrri Secretary at 2;30 point or place ol Sii/Gl^vjsiNG bi Outdoor recreation tnuludlni; play Patrolman Tomaini by Bellino ment, 25" naUo, fenced rear (place, formal dinlns: room, old. Deluxe kitchen, dining room, P.M. on April 13, 1070 in the office of and sport ing are-as, field trials na- The county population, yard. 535,900. bttsement, easy to care for stunning brick fireplace in family the Forrestdalc School, Forrest Ave- SAID description is drawn in accor- tnn> study hiklnK. horae'jack riding, was sent to the prosecutor's landscaped yard. Too lar^c for rooomm, attacheaach d two-car garage. Many nue, Rumson, N. J. dance with a survey made by Thoi swimming, Khln diving, camping, 161,000 in 1940, rose to 334,- office. present owner. Asking $-18,500. lovely extrat s include wall-to-walwalltowall carr- The Hoard or Education roscrvrs the A. t Inncgan, L.S. datwi Decembi?! boitirc WILIOI' skiifitf, trapping, hunt* Financing available. Call to- peting. Transferrefd d owner wilil givi e rlglit to reject any or all bids In inc. flffhltig and ah el If ish ing where 000 by 1960 and is estimated Four motor vehicle offenses day! early occupancy. 546,000. whole or in part, and to waive minor SAID property is also known aa 506 otherwise lefjaily pormltted anil regu- A. FRED MAFFEO defects. Union Avenue, Union Beach, New Jer- at 475,000 now, Mr. Pike went against Bellino stemming REALTOR RUSSELL M. BORUS DAVID C. JONES, C'I Operation or tla-ms and other wa- on. By 1985, he added, it will HALL BROS., Realtors REALTORS ., Secretary The approximate amount or the •tcr control rtevk-es Ino'.udlng tempo- y , from the same incident were 569 River Rd. Fair Haven 813 Rlyor Rd. 74J-76A6 Fair Haven March 25 * $5.75 iudBment to be satisfie1 6 d by said sale rary aHaratUm or divers Ion nf wa« Member Multiple Listing service 600 River Rd. \1J*£J"™. ?S,J . .^ together with tcr" levels or clrtuilailoti for cmerKCn- probably approach 735,000. postponed until April 7, and 741-9333 Open 7 Days v.y, maintenance or tiquii- culture The county master plan his bail was continued at NOTICE purposes. d> GrurAng. farming, nursorfw, jra.r- envisions three "urban ser- $500. . v. PARKLIKE SETTING SHERIFF'S KALE by publication. denint; and harvesting or crops. Finest Pair Haven location. Beautliul Sl'I'KltlOlt HURT i«i Rr>;it niK'horage or mooring. vice areas," Mr. Pike ex- Charles R. Graziano of 205 FOLLOW THE LEADER grounds with trees. SecJmied 1 Vf»ioTy OF NEW J£RSKV DJitcrt: February 5. 1970 f > Use? accessory to residential or rambler in perfect condition. 21' living I-inn, Rimm and Bloom other permitted primary uses of a«l- plained. One ilincluded s tthh e West End Ave. waived pre- UP? 1 room with fireplace, formal riinlne CIIAVCKRV IHVIS1OV A BARGAIN! 4 BEDROOMS 3IONAIOVTH COUNTY March ll.'lg, 25^Anrll 1 ' jolnlns lands or watora provided they Enjoy family life io the fullest in a area, plus summer dining room aif- Docket No, F-KK19-6M are nnslRtent with the Intent and ob- coastaal area east of the Gar- liminary hearing on a March WAY big house designed with mothers in jolulnR terrace'. Three master bed- wyckoff Savinw end Loan Awoclatlon, jectives of this law. 4 breaking andJ entering mirid. Excellent frame construction, rooms, two baths, den or fourth bed- Plalnfcir; vs: Baj*i Stanley Wood, et ft.2 Upon tlie issue of a special per- den State Parkway, the sec- breaking completely remodeled and carpeted room. New carpeting. Huge basement. ux.. Defendants mlt for an exception to sections 4.0 charge. His bail of $500 was, THE throughout one year ago. At $29,SO0, Attached garage and carport. $47,600. Bv vlrtiifi of ;t writ of execution or 4 I and gtifrfaet tn such spcrJa] ond fellows Rt. 9 through the we know of nothing comparable in In Uie above sta-ted action to me di- conditions or safeguards as Ihe Bor- continued by City Judge Stan- comfort, appearance and location. TED HALL AGENCY rected, I sh-all expose for sale Rt oiiph council may tloein ticcpssiiry to middle of the county and the ON JOSEPH G, JteaJtors public ventlue. a.t the Court House In fulfill the intent and objectives of ley Cohen pending Grand Move Mgtit Into a luxurious home in 733 Elver Rd. Fair Haven Uie Borough of Freehold, County of AND OTHER USES IN THE WA- this Ordinance, the following uses and third is in the area adjoining exclusive area of HOLMDEL. Three Monmoutti, New Jersey, OTI Moniiay TEJK COURSES. COASTAL WET- operations are permitted: Jury action. '. master-size bedroom*, two full tile 842-4200 thc 20Ui day of April. 1970. at 2 LANDS. TIDAL JfAESHES FLOOD ;i i Docks bulkheads, boat laum:n- Allentown in the county's batfts, den, game room, fireplace, plus McCUE o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. itiK or landlns sites and mnrinas. •western panhandle. Robert F. Torchia of 15 numerous other features. Can t be ALL, THAT bract or parcel or land, XN AT D b> Temporeiiry .storaEe of materials. beat for $49,900. REALTOR FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL situate, lylnK and bolnc In the Town- a^ assM 5Ski s c I A.prroprlate municipal u.se such Industrial areas have been Orchard Road, West Long 30 R2DQE RD. RUMSON Thte spacious tfive-year-olcl home is In ship of Neptune in the County n! as fiarlts, recreation. wiiilWIc .sanctn- Branch, Michael A. Accerra finest area. Large living room, dining Monmouth In the Stale of Mew Jer- ariea, and accessory uses such na planned in relation to county- ALLAIRE-FARROW 842-2760 room, family room with beamed ceil- sey. BE IT OJRIXAINED BY THE Maw concessions. of 237 Joline Ave. and James ings and /ireplacc. Huge eat-in kitch- BEIIW Lot No. 27, Block 20f? as nnd Council ol me Burnish of L® d> Commercial nr pHvatc recrea- wide proposed water and RUMSON REAL ESTATE en. Four bedrooms; 2V' haihs. Large Silver. County ol Monmouth and State tion facilities consistent with this law Napolitani of 19 Woolley Ave. AGENCY recreation room In basement. Two-car shown tin Plan of Lots of Bradley as determined by the Borough Coun- sewerage facilities and to a CENTER garage. Asking £19,500, Park. Monmouth County. New Jor-of New Jersey as follows; fioy, properly of Stewart Appleby and Section Boroui,o Legislative Intent cil. were each fined $15 for $£• Middletowi 5 Corners 671-2550 Chester B. Opdykc. surveyed hy Ni- em . . sh Ooundl of Little c) Dams anil other wafer control projected freeway system, RUMSON COLONIAL JOHN F. ANDERSON nrt RoKere, C.B., plan revisswi 'jy Sln- Silver finds that rapid growth, the devices, rtrriigitip or diversion of wa- with about 20,000 of the lawfully entering priyajfi 1 FAMILY? We don't know Jjow old tills one Is, cerbeaux & Moore, C.E., and more ad or iicvelujHiienf aim Inoreas- ter levels or circulation or changes lncft jut been completely remodeled: AGENCY particularly rtesorlbed as rollows: demajHls upon natural ros-otirces in wator rolrnen to Improvp hazard. county's 300,000 acres ear- property on March 7. Y;T; 2 FAMILY? has four beclroomn and in the heart (Formerly tire Low Agency) BEQINNINGat a point In the south- arc onpn-oai!hing upon, despoiling. poL ous niivlffatlon conditions, or far Uie A charge against Armond This freshly decorated Victorian Is or Rumson, Klfls can walk to school, 638 River Rd. Fair Haven erly line of Eighth Avenaio distant luUrtff or olimlnaUng many of lUs wa- improvement of fish, shellfish or wild- marked for industry and either a two family or one-family all crossings protected. Asking 129,009 235.C6 feat Westerly from Uie earner ter courae.s, toastal vvt^hinds, Ud.Tl life habitat, recreation facMtirfl rr fomaini Jr. of 628 Springdate home. As a one-ramliy residence there which includes quits a few extras. 741-4477 frurned by the Intersection of the south- marshes, flood plain lands, natural draliuiRe improvements deemed in he are lour tadroomn, two baths, living Should be a good buy. It Is, in our rly line of Eighth Avenue and Uiedrainage system.';, watersheds and consistent with tho Intent and objec- Ave. for violating a city gari room, dinififf room, modern kitchen, book, anyway. Call /or inspection, WpslerJy line of Stokes Avenue; wator recharge arens and other na- tives of thin law by the Boroufjh Coun- sunny family room, wall-to-wall car- 'e're caay to lalll to. WATERPRONT thence; mrajl resources and processes associ- cil. Newark Man bage ordinance was dis¥ peting everywhere and more. As ft Great recreation, top schools, good ated, therewith which, if preserved fl Driveways ami r«adn where nl- 2-family home, each apartment hns HASSINGER & commuting provide wonderful tamlly 1. Westerly alone the Southerly line and maintained In an undisturbed ;itid tornative nieaiifl ot access are proven missed. * t neparate entrance and two bed- living In thin rtellBhtful Jiomo. Beauti- of Biffhlh Avenue 50 feel; thence natural condition, constitute impor- tn tie impractical In the vmvH\<\&re