Bombing of Power Plant Blacks out Lights Of'haiphong SAIGON (AP)-U.S

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26,900 i of scattered showera eon- I Red Bank Area f •(*"•'• Hariri* tatofamorrow morning, v ' "V '••••-• Copyrightp-Tbe Red Sank Register, Inc., 1968. .. t Lew tosught In low ia*~ Partfr - cloudy awl milder tomorrow, DIAL 741-0010 W«h W-n. , MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARp NO. .207 TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1966 7c PER COPY U.S.- Bombing of Power Plant Blacks Out Lights of'Haiphong SAIGON (AP)-U.S. jet fight- explosions and said the lights of Neither Hanoi, nor Haiphong craft fire, although both Hai- closed out by the U.S. 25th In- er-bombers raided North Viet Haiphong went out at once. The has been hit by U.S. air attack, phong and Hanoi are said to be fantry Division 30 miles north- Nam's heartland for the second plant provides 15 per cent of but on Sunday American planes ringed with Soviet-built anti-air- west of Saigon and by a joint consecutive day, pounding a ma- North Viet Nam's electricity, in- brought the war close to the craft missile sites. U.S. 173d Airborne—Australian jor plant just outside Haiphong cluding a third of the power capital with attacks on missile The ground war against the force 75 miles northeast of the last night, a U.S. spokesman re- Haiphong uses and one-fourth of sites 15 and 17 miles south and Viet Cong continued without.any capital, A spokesman said there ported. the needs of the capital 60 miles southwest of Hanoi. Pilots re- significant contact reported7 with was no heavy fighting. Following close on the attack to the west. ported both sites were engulfed the enemy. Some U.S. officers The search by a 25th Infantry Sunday on missile sites near Ha- Navy planes raided the Uong in flames. speculated the guerrillas were regiment resulted in 32'Viet Cong noi, two Navy, planes in a low Bi plant twice in December be- The raid last night was car- short of supplies. Others thought killed and five captured, as well level, radar-controlled attack fore the start of a 37-d»y_ bomb- ried out by twin-jet A6 Intruders, they might be waiting for the as the seizure of 16 weapons dropped about 15 tons of bombs ing pause. After the second raid a subsonic plane designed to de- rainy season in five or six weeks and eight tons of rice when tlie oii the Uong Bi power plant 14 on Dec. 22, it was reportedly liver big payloads on low-level to take the offensive. troops overran a medical station, miles northeast of North Viet almost totally destroyed, but the attacks. They came from the The U.S. military command 27 bunkers and: 40 tunnels, .* Nam's chief port. spokesman said today it appar- carrier Kitty Hawk and reported announced that two previously spokesman said. It began on The pilots reported showers of ently had been rebuilt. only light, ineffective anti-air- unpublicized operations had been Saturday. . .',.Z. The 173d Alrborne's 1st Brigade and the Australian regiment reported killing 15 Viet Cong and capturing 21 since they began County Approves Sewerage Plan scouring the jungle3 and planta- tions nine days ago. In addition, FREEHOLD — Without objec- "But we will endorse youf Homack, County Counsel John M. Mr. Pike told the Planning the troops seized 12 weapons, tion before an audience of six plans to the state Health De- Pillsbury and Planning Director Board that full support has considerable small-arms ammu- people, the Monmouth County partment and to the U.S. Home Charles M. Pike prepared the come from the state Department nition and 10 tons oi rice. toO «RFORMERS — Winners of four top acting awards at last nigbt't 38th Planning Board approved the Finance Agency for purposes of proposals. of Health and the Division of A Vietnamese army spokes- annual Academy Awardi presentations in Santa Monica, Calif., were, left to right, new county sewerage master plan approval and federal assistance," Says Law Flexible Local Government. man said no Vietnamese army ; troops had been sent into the Ua'Mf'ryi(i, bait actor of tha year for "Cat Bal|ou," Britisliitar.JuJia Christia, bast yesterday. he told Clifford Gold, of the re- Mr. Homack described the pro- Tie Health Department will In response to a question, Peter gion's engineering firm, Manga- posed law as flexible In scope (See MASTER PLAN, Page 3) (See VIET NAM, Page 3) ; «

Attest: secretary of the Hebrew Acade- were Mr. Simon and a passenger Mr*. Ann* C. Swltvk, my of Norfolk, V*., and her ion, in the Macko oar, Edward Offer Slant: East Orange, Morrlstown, Fair Law* Municipal Clerk , Torrell, of Perth Amboy. pftin ; • / 1440 Kevin, Hughes Gives Nominations Regional SchoolFcuct im Find Overalls , To 3 Democrats PdsedinSm^right Clogging Sewer SEA BRIGHT - The Board of Education last night ruled it wants the full board to meet with * committee ol FREEHOLD — Coundlmaii the Monmouth Beach Board of Education to discuss the pos- Frank K. Woolley last night sibility of regionalizing the two communities' elementary said he is wondering who pot schools. the overalls la the borough's •ewer system. . • r The neighboring borough asked the local board to meet la • Joint discussion of the program He reported to council that The issue, which has been in the works for at least a the water and sewer depart- year, would have the local school system merging with the ment has found overalls, Monmouth Beach School district in a regionalized elementary diapers and other objects 1% school district. the sewer pipes which, he saW, The board ruled last night It will meet next week with causes the waste to backup, the Monmouth Beach, committee but all members of the through the pipes. - local board will comprise the local committee. He cautioned resident* to be The neighboring school district is plagued with a lack careful of what Is discarded of classroom space. The local district, not in a slinilar posi- through the sewer system. ••• tion, has agreed to meet with the Monmouth Beach Board to determine possible solutions to mutual educational problems. "HELLO, AGAIN" — Annual dinner of Middle-town lervice organizations was held last night in The Cobble- Stones, Rt. 35. Left to right ara: Robert A. Herman, Belford Methodists Jaycee president; Dr. William ©ilcrist, Rotary president; Bernard Yemc, Kiwanis president; and Cast Biel, Lions Want Sunday School president. Organizations hold dinner to acquaint each MIDDLETOWN — The Belford —An application by James R other with projects. William Himclnun Paul Kiernan, Jr. Hugh B. Meehan Methodist Church last night asked Minogue, Leonardville Rd., foi TRENTON - Gov. Richaixl J. holder's seat last year. The the weekend from a European the Zoning Board of Adjustment permission to use a two-storj Hughes yesterday nominated Register revealed exclusively five vacation. for a variance to erect a Sunday building owned by Patrice Hestei Viet Nam school near the church. for a professional office, witl three young Monmouth County weeks ago that Mr. Kiernan and Gov. Hughes sent the names (Continued) Democrats to choice positions. Mr. Meehan would be nominated. to the Senate for confirmation A variance is required because front, side and lot-size variances the property, at Church St. and area after the air barrage. He training area 20 miles southwest ,,He named Paul (Buddy) Rier-j Also nominated by the gover- next Monday. — A request for side and rear Campbell Ave., is less than five said he had not been informed of Da Nang, South Viet Nam's ,Ban, Jr., 32, of Long Branch, to nor was William Himelman, 35, Due to the governor's struggles line variances to extend a build- acres. about the U.S. air attack or thesecond largest city and the •jucoeed his father, Sheriff Kier- of Lincroft, for the post of county over the income and sales tax ing, operated by H. Copeland am American Intelligence claim that The request stated that the headquarters for the 40,000-man flan, on the Monmouth County superintendent of elections, suc- issues he was forced to delay Son on Rt. 36 and Illinois Ave.,the area was the base for the U.S. Marine Force. tax Board. ceeding Glenn L. Swader of making the local nominations.. existing buildings, a church, a Port Monmouth. The building is airport raid. parsonage and a garage, are too An Army spokesman disclosed Young Mr. Kiernan, who ranManasquan,- who wants to retire. The Senate yesterday con- used for sale and storage of over- While the two Navy raiders hit in Washington that the number • dose race for county clerk in firmed Jade SuHivan, of Spring small to provide proper religious head garage doors. Haiphong, other 7th Fleet planes Mr. Himelman, an attorney, is instruction for the congregation. of volunteers for duty in Viet 1964, Is a graduate of Purdue chairman of the Middletqwn Lake, to a new term as a mem- The board denied Shell Oil attacked a North Vietnamese Nam had dropped from a high University and Monmouth Col- ber of the New Jersey Boat The request was held for study. Company's request to erect a sign storage area northeast of Vinh, of 4,492 last December to 1,710 Township Democratic executive Requests Favored lege andjs in the real estate and committee. Regulation Commission. The ap- eight feet from the road at a 160 miles south of the Hanoi- in March. He said the main rea- Insurance business, pointment of Ben Shahn, of In other actions, the board gas station on Rt. 35 and Chest- Haiphong industrial complex. son was that a GI now has a Gov. Hughes, several months t The! governor also nominated RoQsevelt, to succeed Shaw Liv- recommended approval of these nut St. They also pounded an anti-air- pretty good chance of getting ago, announced he would name HuthVB. Meehan, 39, of Spring ermore, Jr., on the state Museum requests: Held For Study craft site near Thanh Hoa andinto the war whether or not he No minimum balance take; an undertaker, to fill the Mr. Himelman and, at the same Advisory Council aiso was con- —A proposed use permit asked cargo junks and barges around wants to. time, said he would re-appoint These actions were held fo required • Guaranteed Vacancy on the county tax board firmed by the upper house. by Pak Yin Wong to convert the study: Dorig Hoi, both in the north Monmouth County Prosecutor Vermont Country Store, Rt. 35, created when Leo Weinstein was — A proposed variance re- Vietnamese panhandle south of proof of payment • Pay Vdnoent P. Keuper, of Asbury into a Chinese restaurant. named & Juvenile Domestic Rela- quested by George A. DeLorme Vinh. How To Hold tions court judge. Park, but no action was taken your bills at home> end - yesterday on the latter. Last to erect a roof sign on a (mild- Air Force planes destroyed 21 Mr. Meehan made an unsuc- Fire House gam rnor* leisure time I November Gov. Hughes caused ing at Rt. 36 and Homestead Ave. military buildings, two barges, cetrful bid for a county free- FALSE TEETH concern among the politlcos when Revision The building houses an auto two railroad bridges and a high- • Service is our biggest Site Favored (Continued) body shop, and real estate ani way bridge in raids on the edge More Firmly in Place he withdrew his Monmouth ap- Do your f«1 M teeth annoy and em- asset • Can we help you? pointments. houses will have 1,800 square feet insurance offices. Roof signs are of the Red River Valley between bunis by iUt>plng, dropping or wob- not allowed in the zone. Hanoi and Vinh and in the Dong bling when you e»t, l»u«h or ttlk? Master Plan By Planners in place of MOO. Jiut iprlnkle t little FABTEETH on The prosecutor returned over Cluster developments are only — A request by Donald and Hoi area, a spokesman, said. rour pUtes.ThU alkaline (non-add) r (Continued) LONG BRANCH — The Plan- powder holds false teeth more firmly require that future applications permitted in Zone A, which com- Ethel Luker, 457 Miin St., Bel- The Strategic Air Command's and more comfortably. No gummy, CENTBAL JEBSElf BAHK ning Board last night, unanimous- prises about 90 per cent of the ford, to convert a shop building B52s continued their daily run fooey.SMty taate or feeling-Doea not for sewerage plants conform to ly approved a site on the north •our. ChicU "plate odoP (denture the master plan and the federal Shrewsbury township. at the rear of their property into from Guam by pounding a sus- breath). Get FASTEBTB today at side of Union Ave. as an ac- a residence. pected Viet Cong base camp and elms oounten rrerrwhere. government will seek assurances ceptable alternative for toe con- Each cluster must have a min- in requests for grants that re- Girl Hurt struction of the planned Inde- imum tract of 10 acres; 40 per gional projects are being used or pendent Engine and Truck Co cent of the tract, which will In- have been fully explored, he Firehouse. clude streets, must be dedicated to the township; building lot den •aid. In Accident The new master plan had set a sity will be a maximum of .45 Mr. Gold said the Northeast .RED BANK — Miss Mary site at Morris and West Aves acre. region embraces six of the 10 Ruben, .17, of 10 Glorney St., for the structure, but fire municipalities listed by the county Shrewsbury, was admitted to partment and city officials al The land deeded to the town- (or tht natural drainage basin of Riverview Hospital Saturday most unanimously were opposed ship will be kept in green space the area. They are Monmouth after being struck by a car driven to the location. such as for woodland, streams Beach, Oceanport, Fair Haven, by Stephen R. Nordt, 18, of 114 Considered but rejected slopes, etc. The Board said i Little Silver, West Long Branch Queens Dr., Little Silver, police alternate sites were a tract off doesn't anticipate much spend- and Shrewsbury. reported. Union Ave. and the present site ing for upkeep of this land, plan Contacts have been made with Police said Mr. Nordt's car, of the firehouse on Third Ave. ning no parks or playgrounds. .'the others — Red Bank, Eaton- traveling north on Broad St., near Belmont Ave. A 150Moot buffer zone must town, New Shrewsbury and jumped the curb about six feet City Council some weeks ago separate duster homes from col- Shrewsbury Township — but none south of the post, office drive* lector roads. No driveway may had indicated its approval ot.the 1 - ara currently interested In join- way and ran Into Miss Ruben, Unlo* Avfcfsite. *' enter on a collector road. All - Ing, Mr. Gold said. future utility lines must be un- who was standing in the drive- The present firehouse has been • Will 'Go the Route* way. Miss Ruben was report&J derground. condemned. Equipment and per J Red Bank, said Mr. Homack, in good condition with a iback sonel g(,,jttie Independents have George Fessler, planning board ;; probably. wll| .•stick, with its owninjury. been 'Jjpwad', throughout tiwo secretary, compared the town- ';' plant "and:ga the route on sec- The driver " stated that he ship to other municipalities. ondary 'treatment," and Eaton- other houses pendind g completion swerved in order to avoid a line of the new structure. "On an aerial survey of the ,i town is fully;' satisfied with its of cars stopped in front of him. county, you can note the town relatively net* plant. . i By a 3-3 vote, the board re- His foot slipped off the brake; he jected the application of the ship immediately. Where the Mr. Gold said provision is be- reported, and he lost control of Wakefield Construction Co. t> green starts, .that's where Colts ing made to reserve capacity for his vehicle. • . Parsippany to subdivide a plot of Neck is," be said. future connections by some parts Mr. Nordt was given a sum-land along the Shrewsbury river- One of those opposed to the of New Shrewsbury, and by mons for careless driving.'• by front. Councilwoman Lucy J. Wil-zoning code argued that the Shrewsbury Township. Patrolman Robert M. Clayton. son led the opposition on .thetownship is too small to finance Eatontown'S facilities should be grounds that access to a dock on "a green acres program." Others adequate for,.at least 15 years, die river would be. lost if the took a similar tack. Mr. Homack said. Settlement firm completed its plans to sell Mrs. George Howell, of the After that if it were to join the parts of the property to the twoScobeyyiUe area said no section ' Northeast region, discussions adjacent property.owners. in the county will be rural In would have to be held about Is Accepted 20 years. She asked that tine doubling the size of the regional HOLIMDEL — The Township board plan more realistically. plant. He said this timetable Committee last night instructed Learning Stanley Herbert, Bucks Mill might even be advanced to seven Township Attorney Lawrence A. Rd., told the board that "we SEND FOR or eight years. Carton, Jr., to accept an offer (Continued) might zone ourselves out of the Whatever revisions the county to settle the false arrest suit write installation and mainte- community." might propose in the regional against Police Chief Joseph W. nance costs. The zoning code will be intro- THESE BOOKLETS plan, he added, would deal with Phillips and the township out of Board president John J. Brad- duced at die regular Township •ewer sizes, such.as from 36 to court. ley told the acting PTO presi- Committee meeting on April 28. 48 inch lines, but would not af- dent, Mrs. Lois Forman, that a This will be followed by a public TO SEE WHY... fect disposal plant capacity. Associate Township Attorney decision is expected by the board hearing on a later date. Lawrence A. Carton, 3d; report- The master plan divides the meeting on utilization of 10 ported his father received the offer able classrooms. county into 15 natural drainage from John Givens, Red Bank at- basins and suggests regional sys- He said action has been de- Fort Blue Cross and Blue Shield plus "Rider J" torney representing the plaintiff, layed because costs have risen tems for each. Mr. Homack said Edward L. Price, Jamesburg. that construction for1 some in the since funds for the rooms were (Continued) western area may be 20 years off. The offer was to settle for $2,-budgeted. He added that costs tion was merely a suggestion, and is the best "package" for your family 000. . • to connect utilities are higher that there has been no official Attending the hearing were The Appellate Division of the Army adoption of the proposal. Adrian. Schiad, Union Beach; than anticipated. , Superior Court last month threw Footbridge Unresolved If the recommendation were to Mrs. Edna Netter, of Marlboro out a trial jury award-of $10,000 be adopted, the decision would DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR! Township; A. Brian Pyle, Wall The board failed to resolve the in compensatory damages problem-of the footbridge be- have to be made by the U. S. Township; Sidney W. Reid, Free- against the chief. Department of Army. bold, and Mrs. Patricia Allocca, tween the high school and Deer- "RIDER J" AFFORDS YOUR FAMILY "OUTSIDE PROTECTION" However, it upheld Ms liabil- Fears for the fate of the Sig- New Jersey Blue Cross and Blue . Colts Neck. field Park. A resolution to ity in the false arrest of Mr. authorize expenditure of $800 nal School here were first raised Shield have, for years, given sound, FOR ONLY $2.39 A MONTH: Price in 1961. in 1964, when -the Arniv an as its share of renovation costs realistic protection against hospital Mr. Carton, 3d, advised the nounced a nearly $6,000,000 con- • DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC SERVICES IN THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE was tabled. and medical-surgical costs. Uncertain committee it would be more eco- Board attorney Vincent C. De-struction contract had been OR THE HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT: nomic to settle out of court than awarded for six two-story class- N _ by adding "Rider J" — the (Continued) Maio advised that the measure 0W DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES: Diagnostic X-Rays and/or Radioactive Isotope*. bly until the session adjourned. to defend against a petition the should Include provisions for an room buildings and outside util- subscriber can get added protect/on plaintiff was preparing to file Diagnostic Studies necessary for diagnosis of a sickness or injury • In the Box easement and spell out limita- ities at Fort Gordon's Southeast- with the state Supreme Court and ern Signal School. At that time, in physicians' offices or through the Pathological Laboratory Work » Certain Diagnostic Surgical Services It was tossed in the bill box tions on future maintenance of any subsequent trial. Army officials flatly denied any out-patient departments of hospitals. •long with several minor mea- the bridge. RADIATION THERAPY; X-Ray Treatment for Malignant Conditions • Radium, His father also recommended A tentative agreement between intention of moving the Signal And the extra cost is only $2.39 a sures. the action taken by the commit- School here to Fort Gordon. How- Radon or Radioactive Isotope Therapy* It was introduced along with the board and Township Counci month (payable quarterly) for your tee. provided for the bridge to re- ever, rumors continued to per- PHYSICAL THERAPY amendments to the state budget A (100 award of punitive dam sist and oame to full force with entire family. bill covering the fiscal year start- main township property but with D SURGERY OUTSIDE THE HOSPITAl: Operative Surgery of a cutting or age,s by the jury against the chief maintenance to be handled by the announcement last year of Get all the facts about Blue Cross ing July 1. The budget would be stands. the appointment of the study cauterizing nature a record $876 million. The sales the board. and Blue Shield plus "RIDER J" now. board. D FOR HOSPITAL IN-PATIENTS: Extra days of medical care visits by a levy would reap $182.5 million, Member, Herbert J. Parker You'll be pleasantly surprised at how protested that such an agreement The controversy came to light physician, up to a total of 120 or 365 days more than first anticipated. again this month witl) a story much you get... and how little it costs! / It was forecast by GOP Moratorium might bind the board to complete •Also covered for hoiplltl InpitienU, when performed by in eligible physician. replacement of the bridge if this in the Army Times, which men- leaders at the state house that (Continued) tioned the possible consolidation there would be eight to 10 Re-duced last month, was absent should become necessary. Mem< ber Harold Dolan also disap- of ' the two schools, as recom publican votes In the Assembly during the voting. mended by tfie Haines Board. Also supporting the ordinance proved, declaring that board when the crucial time arrives However, Army spokesmen at BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD next Monday at 2 p.m. was a petition signed, by 155 bor-money should not be spent to FOR HOSPITAL BILLS FOR DOCTOR BILLS ough residents. Improve township property. Fort Monmouth and in Washing- ® HOSPITAL SERVICE PLAN OF HEW JERSEf ME0ICAL-SURGICALPLAN0FNEWJE8SEY But Assemblyman Frank Mc- ton yesterday expressed the opin- Dermott, R-Union, said that not "The master plan, not private developers should control the use ion that the recommendation was TRENTON NEWARK CAMDEN all his party's legislators would nothing more than mere sugges- join In backing the tax bill. of land in our borough/' the pe tition declared. Referendum tion. • He cast the most gloom over The petition also voiced ob- Further more, if the suggestion th«-ehances of the tax measure jection to the proposal for a (Continued) were to be adopted by the Army, BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD, P. 0. BOX 420, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY / 07101 getting by the lower house. supermarket on Church St. Mr. zplina and Coleman have stated it was expressed that the fact SEND FOR /It was ironic that Senate leaders Turtur has said his property, at on numerous occasions they that the Fort Monmouth Signal FREE BOOKLETS Halmed the upper house would 38 Church St. and two adjoining would support a selective sale,* school's commanding officer okay the measure and were con- parcels, are being considered by tax if it were the only means;6f would be responsible for opera- NOW! cerned -what would happen in a retail food market chain as a raising needed funds and if the tional control apparently offers MAKE. ' the lower house. site for such a store. monies were properly distributed Monmouth County residents an Please send me details The senators were theories who Domenlc D'Onofrio and Melvinto various projects, their refer- encouraging sign for the future. knocked down the governor's In- Zelsel protested that the Birch epdum bill was a suap'risini g The Signal School here trains and an application for Blue come tax last month'after the Ave., business zone, where they move. nearly 6,500 enlisted students and 1 Cross and Blue Shield with Assembly gave It the green light. own property, is unsuitable for It was conceded, however, that 1,200 to 1,500 officer.*. There are .. Next Monday's Assembly vote professional use. if the Assembly passes the sales approximately 700 civilians on the 1 "Rider J." will make or break the sales tax Emiiio Grllll, a local bulkUng tax bill nex„ .t week,. th-e refefeh- payroll and a large number of , for this year - and many years contractor, also ipoka against dura measure will suffer sudden military personnel used for train- to com$u- ,« • the ordinance. - . death in committee. jug and administrative functions. Sue* aid, an ApdJ 1% IM Joa bat cast a auaplefcisj oMtota ii Sada*l*y. &E« &at iU Forum eye toward urban teaerwal, de- vacated tn Incentive program-by Obituaries (CMtfased) claring that in planning for the which outstanding employee! Miztagina- Ha aald a fcotaf tpedafliiag ta didatamte future "we a blueprint. would be rewarded. cooventteM wpold "shoulder a tlon. "Whea we neoive i AUMKT PAlKEft THOMAS Many towns have had urban re- Councilman Amedto V, Ippo w. move good part of our tax burden." The that a new City shall be built newal and the/re sorry today," lito said if the voters fail to elec RED BANK — Albert Parker KEYPORT - Thomas W. M hotel, be added, could be a "be- upon the chaos that sow exists, he laid. five councilmen who can work Of I* Monmoutb St., for many ing, Jr., II, of m Second St. ginning." it shall be," he- declared. Wilbtrt Russell advocated an harmoniously, the new govern- years a resident of Sycamore died Sunday at home. Mr. Paskow, once affiliated Mr. Pastore alleged that the immediate study by. the new ment will fail as did the ohL Avi., Shrewsbury, died yesterday Born in Keyport, be if an with the Sheraton Hotel •ystem, high cost of government was "di- ROiA government of economic priori- AWn L. Puterman said a new W^Fitkin Hospital, Neptune. enipt fireman of KM Ltacol said Monmouth County has no rectly traceable to the inefficient ties and called for a long range city image was needed. "Wi Hose Company. He worked U convention hotels. "We're miss- methods used by the administra- school capital improvement pro- must re-sell Long Branch to thi Jte was a charter member of the* Rollo Bus Company, ing out on this," he declared. tion." He proposed a complete re- Shrewsbury Hose Company, which gram. He Mid light industry citizens of Long Branch," hi Surviving are his wife, Mr*. John D. Taylor called on the organization of administrative should be encouraged and the said, adding that one must haw wW conduct Mrvlces tonight a functions and the Installation of a 7:30 o'clock in the Adam Me- Elizabeth Andrew* Poling; two candidates to stop campaigning central business district up- belief ia one's product before II RESSES data processing system. morial Home. The funeral will be sons, Chester B. Poling and Rob- on the plank of having the* New graded. can be »old to others. ert A, Poling, both of Keyport; York Jets football team use Long Robert Cornell called for Long tonrttrrow at 2 p.m. in Christ Branch to establish an identity Carmen Scaglione called for He called for stabilization a Church Cemetery, Shrewsbury. two daughters, Mrs, Alden Green Branch for pre-season training- of Englifhtown, and Mrs. Allen Mr. Taylor, a member of the of Its own rather than being an the "immediate abolition" of the "tpiraling tax rate" ani White of BeJford; two brothers, Board of Education, said the adjunct to Asbury Park. "Long government by secret caucus. echoed Gen. William Latta U MRS. ELLEN E. EMMONS Henry Poling of Clearwater, Fla. board for the past year has been Branch Isn't de$d," he declared. Long Branch has earned Us poor calling for a public relation and Alfred Poling of Keyport; corresponding with the team, add- "I personally believe Long image, he said, and the breed- committee to work with Foji SHREWSBURY — Mrs. EMen two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Men- ing that City Council has been Branch Is a large sleeping giant." ing place of that poor image was Monmouth, which he described E. Emmoia, M, of 533 Sycamore gle of Reading, Pa., and Mrs, aware of the correspondence. The Defends Zone Law the caucus chamber. > as vital to the cif/s economy, Ave., died yeterday In her home Elinors Simmons of Nescopeck team would use school athletic fa- Councilman Henry R. Cioffi de- Mr. Scaglione described him- Coancilwoman Lucy J. Wilsor alter a long illness. Pa.; eight grandchildren, and tei cilities were it to train here. fended the zoning laws regarding self as a constant student of lo- admitted the h) a controversia; Born In Holmdel, she was the great-grandchildren. Mr. Taylor, analyzing the new the Elberon section, saying he cal government, noting he had figure, controversial to the point daughter of the lite John and government structure, empha- takes a "pro-property owner ap- attended almost every City Coun- that even her best friends avok The funeral will be tomorrow proach." cil meeting and had presented her. But, she declared, "I an svtmnm rt Ellen O'Connor Burn*. She was tt 3 p.m., In Bedle Funeral Home sized the importance of the coun- married to the late David A, cil, which he Implied is some- Michael G. Celli said real the governing body with bou- doing the things that the other TAUUNG ABOUT I here. Burial will be in Greei estate taxes are the "biggest Is- quets or brickbats a 1 each situ- person doesn't have the courage Emmons. Grove Cemetery. times overshadowed in the public's mind by the apparent powei sue in Long Branch today, bigger ation indicated. v to do." Mrs. Emmons was a member of the mayor's office. Under than the beachfront, riverfront, Elliot L. Katz said the central She listed the city's junk ca of St. James Catholic Church, JOHN WHITE council-manager government, he or any other front." Issue of the campaign for the ordinance, the Installation of the cvatioosme* Red Bank, and a member of its HIGHLANDS - John Whlti said mediocre councilmen Police Sgt. Frank Palkme re- voters is to ascertain who they traffic light at Liberty St. and Rosary-Altar Society. 81, of 46 Second St., died Sui would be tolerated. Under the iterated his previous stance that trust to Implement the future Joline Ave. and the paving oi Surviving are a ion, David L. day in Veterans Hospital, Ea new form, he asserted, "we can' Long Branch should be a residen- programs of the city. Liberty St. as projects com- Emmons; two daughters, Miss Orange. afford that luxury." tial community rather than a Awards Program pleted at her insistence. Berhadette Emmonj and Miss Born In Brooklyn, Mr. Whit* Deplores Condition resort. He called for a lowering Fred Marra suggested the city Councilman Donald L. Phillipi Monica Emmons, and a grand WM a son of Mrs. Mary Kell; Thomas Marinelli deplored the of beach fees and recommended institute a program of awards and William De Lisa were ab- son, David L. Emmons, Jr., all White, here, and the late Johi condition of the city. the construction of quality hous- for suggestions from city em- sent. Benson T. Gold was moderator. at 'home. White. He has lived here "During the past 15 years ing. ployes which result In savings. years. The funeral will be from her have watched the city deterio- Rudolf G. Wunsch said he late residence at MS a.m. Thurs- He is also survived by his rate — lower and lower and low- running because taxpayers are day. A High Mass of Requiem wife, Mrs. Estelle Steetman er," adding that during the sami "not getting a fair return on the will b« offered in St. James White; two daughters, Mrs, Rote- period he has seen taxes climb tax dollars we're paying." Church at 9:15 a.m. Burial, un- may Purceil of Winston-Salcm, "higher and higher and higher. Samuel Teicher said he feels der the direction of the William N. C, and Mrs. Joy Randall I don't know what I'm going to taxes could be lowered, the city S. Anderson Funeral Home, Red Gibbsboro; a son, Robert Mai- find in City Hall," he said, "but run in a businesslike fashion and Bank, will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- zuco, here; two brothers, there must be something wrong lost prestige regained. tery, MJddletown. George and Frank White, her somewhere." Joseph Mahon charged the pres- •road Stntt «d 9M*» AIM Drfrt, Shrtwttnrrr—747-HSS and nine grandchildren. John Pastor* also hit munici- ent administration with making Opm Sndayx S A.M. t* I P.M. • Wed. oad Frf. lvtate«* Services will be Thursday i pal deterioration, criticizing can- no attempts to save money. He WI WILL SfMAD SCOTIS* STANLEY A. WISNIEWSKI 8:30 a.m. at Po«ten's Funer advocated day-to-day scrutiny of TURF BUILOER and LAWN CHEMICALS THE MALL AT SHORT HILLS,NJ. 'MARLBORO - Stanley A. Wis- Home, Atlantic Highlands. Bur both the municipal and school ial will be in Bayview Ceme- budgets. FREE! Cf£N mmsmy UNTIL 9-OOMMU niewskl, 41, of R.D. 1, died Sun- Highway *Saraad of d«abl* rato ai racommtiidtd by Seotts day In Perth Amboy General tery, Leonardo, Mr. Mahon called the planned - ' b* $4M# or mere to bt •liaMe. Hospital. Born in SayreviUe, he was the J. B. MeCULLEN Cash Shifted g«i of th« late John and Pauline LAKEWOOD. N.J. (AP) - TRENTON — To meet Repub- Wisniewski. He was a veteran of Funeral services will be hek lican objections, Democratic Gov. World War II. He was employed Wednesday for Jesse B. Mo Richard J. Hughes made sonn by the Amboy Boiler Works, CuUen of Brick Town, retired hefty shifts in his 19M47 fiscal SayreviUe. vice president in charge of pub budget. lie relations for the New Jeraej He boosted highway assistance Surviving are three sisters, Bell Telephone Co. to counties and municipalities Mrs. Vioja Gronski of Glendale, He died Sunday night from a proposed $15 million to Cllif., Mrs. Stella J. Akujakub- Paul Klmball Hospital in Lak< $34 million under a new formula «ak and Mrs. Clara Jadczak, wood. He was 6$. based on population and the both of SayreviUe, and a brother, Services will be at the Vai number of miles of road in the John Wisniewski of Sayreville. Hlse and Callagan Funera areas. The funeral will be tomorrow Home In Brick Town. Under the setup Monmouth at 10 a.m. in the Maiiszewskl Mr. McCullen Joined Bell In 192 Memorial Home, SayreviUe. County would receive $2,213,400. and held a< number of post Out of the $M million, some Burial will be In St. Stanislaus in the traffic department befori Cemetery, Sayreville. $20 million would be diverted for being appointed to head thi county roads and $14 million for public relations department municipal roads. ' Ceremony Set 1*M. He retired In MM. The new budget also would be THE DODGE :LJTTLE SILVER - The cor- Born In Henderson, N.C., Mi linked to retaining a commuter nerstone laying ceremony for the McCullen lived most of his life benefits tax applying to people new municipal building will be Springfield and Hampton before who commute between New York held M part of the. Memorial moving to the shore. six).New Jersey. Day services here, Councilman He leaves his wife Jane The tax yields the state an es Chester Apy announced last Wkkom McCullen and four chil timated $8 million. Under his In- night, Mr. Apy reported that dren. , come tax bill, Gov. Hughes bad work on the colonial-style build- He lived at 62 Nina Court, offered to drop the commuter Ing is progressing on schedule. Brick Town. benefits tax. Matawan Regwnal Board Okays BOYSAR Pay Pacts for 9 Administrators MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Thj clpal, $13,300, up $1,200; Anthony bidden on general school sap- Regions! Board of Educatior Nuccio, assistant superintendent, plies, with proposals returnable last night approved 1966-67 con- $13,390, up $1,390; Martin Demp- May 2. No bids were received tracts for nine administrators, *ey, elementary principal, $11,- on the first try. With Mlary Increases ranging 000, op $1,100, and William Rein- A public sale if set for Mon- between $690 and $1,500. er; assistant high school princi- day, May 9, of $2,825,000 In Salaries for Luther A. Foster, pal, $11,000, up $1,100. school construction bonds. Th superintendent of schools, and Also, Thomas Stachurs, as- Issue was authorized by voters Edward J. Scullion, the business sistant high school principal, for the' current school building administrator, have not been $10,500, up $1,100; John Sweeney program involving Lloyd Rd. determined. assistant elementary principal and Ravine Dr. Schools and reno- : SH0011N The approved pacts go to Johr $10,300, up $1,500; Robert Hardie, vations to Matawan Gramma: V. Caracciolo, high school prin- elementary principal, $12,740, up School. $840; Gunther Heyse, guidanc director, $10,920, up $720, and Cornelius CDonnell, elementary Arraignment physical education supervisor, Set $39,900 $9,100, up $600. Postponed The last is a 10-month con- Funding For tract. Others are for 12 months. .HIGHLANDS —• Arraignment Six nursing contracts were •of Frank Remington, 20, of Bay awarded, providing a salary Sidewalks Ave., and John Chiafullo, 34, of range of $5,350 to $7,950. West Roosevelt Cir., Middlttown, OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The Accept Proposals Township Council last night in on charges of receiving stolen Contracts were awarded U) property, was postponed from troduced an ordinance appropri Plibrico Sales and Services, ating $39,900 for sidewalks in the HOLES IN last night until Monday, May Newark, to supply an incinerator police said this morning, area of the Dow Avenue School for $8,587; Manzo Contracting and the high school. 'The pair, arrested Thursday, Co. for asphalt paving for $15,- The ordinance would authorizi ljl charged with receipt of 450; Manzo for the construction financing the sidewalks by issu iftolen good* from the Family of two handball courts, $8,1(3, ing $38,000 in bonds. The re- Restaurant, owned by Mr., Chi- and Ace-Manzo, Inc., for instal- maining $1,900 would be the fullo, and Stamen's Confection- lation of a sanitary sewer lim down payment. Sry, both on Bay Ave. at Cliffwood School, $11,115. Streets to have concrete side Coin boxes of a telephone, juke Action on bids for waterproof- walks are: the east side of Whale box, and cigarette machine a ing exterior walls of Cliffwood pond Rd., from Dow Ave. to 200 the Family Restaurant were ri School was tabled until Monday, feet north of Carol Dr.; the fled April 4, and $433 in ciga May 2. The board will seek south side of Phoenix Pkwy. rettes and $187 in costume jewel- withdrawal of the proposal from along Its entire length; the north ry and lighters were taken from Garden State Brlckface Co., Lin- Side of Freehold St. from Whale Stamen's Confectionery Feb. 12, den, which contends Its $2,900 pond to Highwood Rds.; and the Yes, the Dodge Boys arethrowinga free- police said. bid was not based on water- east side of Highwood from Free wheelin', wild-deal in' Sales Jambofee. where you proofing all exterior walls, bu hold St. to Roosevelt Ave. Remington is held in the coun- only that portion with stUCCO can rope in the hot, new '66 Dodge you want ty Jail on a detainer for parole surface, Council also passed a resolu- ata price so low it'll give you goosepimples. violation. Chiafullo has been re- tion to advertise for sale of land If the proposal is withdrawn, at the meeting Monday, May 2 Darts-Coronets-Polaras-Monacos-Chargers, leased in custody of his attor- a contract will be awarded to ney. at 8:30 p.m. Three parcels were The Dodge Boys have got 'em all. Come on! L. P. Brickote Co,, South River, sold at last night's session. for $7,870. An ordinance also was passed Join-trie Dodge Rebellion! Get the '66 Dodge Bids will be accepted that revising the hours that persons you want-and the deal you want-atthe Ocean Crash night for milk, bread, rolls snd may solicit in the township. ice cream for the new school Dodge Boys' Sales Jamboree! (You can tell year, they're Good Guys. They all wear white hats!) Injures Two The board will readvertise for Two Injured , OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Two i. persons were injured last night Complains About In Howell Crash it's a Sales Jamboree! . when their automobiles collided HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Rob- < at the intersection of Monmouth Drive-In Debris ert Dill, Old Bridge, suffered i ftd. and Wildwood Ave., West bruiacs and a fractured left ankle . • AlIenhuMf. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wilbur yesterday when he lost control Treated and released at Fitkin 'eick of Rt. 35 last night com- of his car and crashed into 8 Hospital, Neptune, were Morton plained to the township council tree near Hulses Corner Rd. and Baron, 542 Deal Pkwy., West Al- that his neighbor, Stewart's Root Rt. 9 here. Jenhurst, for arm injuries, and Beer, is not living up to the neighborly principles involved in Stats police here said Mr. John Fagan of 32 Wellington Dr., had apparently rounded the bend .New Shrewsbury, who sustained clean-up week. "Every morning h* (tha own- at a fast rate of speed and lost bead and kna* injuries. They control of the car. were taken to the hospital by the er)" operates a blower. I don't . Wanamassa First Aid Squad. mind picking up paper cups and A passenger, Roger Cogaf, Rt. The accident occurred when napkins in my yard, but I do 33, Bngliefotown, was treated Mr. Baron, traveling south on mind the dust the blower cre- at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake- . Moajnouth Rd., attempted to ates," said Mr.' Feick. wood, for bruise* and face cuts UBRIOLA MOT6RS WERNER'S AUTOMOTIVE, Inc. until a left turn onto Wildwood The council asked Township and released, Mr. Dill was Ad- Avt7 Hi« car was hit by one op- .lanager Jack P. Sweltzer to vl«- mitted into the hospital. erated fry Mr. Fagan traveling the drive-in restaurant today, Mr. Dill was Issued summonses 120 B. Nfwman Spring* Rd, Itaf Bank Htytway 36 Uthr* north M MoaimoiHl ltd. PftroP make otMn-up week a little or careless driving and for not man Robert Stack Investigated, more neighborly. having a driver's license. k Conference Panettttt Tuesday, April 19,1W>- 5 to PordyNamed at Monmoulh TH£ DAILY, REGISTER i : • WEST' LONGBRANCH - Tht moderators for die Second Mon- mouth. Conference on .Statistics Revoked List In Capital and Quality Assurance, to be he] at Monmouth College April 30 Driver Fined * MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Edr have been named by John Wn Pordy of Up-to-Dste Bindery. Tischendorf, Bell Laboratories, COLTS NECK -Magistrate New York, WM one of the dele- Holmdel, chairman of the plan- Seymour Kleinberg found Jeffer- gates to the leglslaUve conftr- ning committee for the con- son Craddock, 40 Maplewood im ,<*,$« Minting Industries of ference. Ave., Atlantic Highlands, guilty of driving a car while on the Co-sponors of the conference Metropolitan New York,.' Inc., revoked list and fined him $205 are the Metropolitan New York held recently In Washington, D.C. yesterday. Section of the American Societ; Among the topic* under dis- Andrew Jackson, 259 Apt. C, for Quality Control, Monmouth cussion during the convention, Fisher PI., Neptune, was fined College, and the Monmouth Sub- was Labor Law reform, postal $75 for using fictitious plates, section of the Institute of rates and regulations, (double, driving an unregistered car and Electrical and Electronics Engi- time for' over-time, taxation of for not having a driver's li neers. Interstate commerce, 'minimum cense. wage, copyright law, federaliM- The men, and panel sessions tipn of unemployment insurance, each will moderate, are A. W. Wpansion of Government .Print- Rogers, chief engineer. Army Waives Hearing ing Office, federal policies, packaging and labeling. The dele- Electronics Command, Fort On Entry Count gates met with their respective Monmouth, "Statistical Quality Congressmen to discuss the Control-Reliability"; Prof. Wil- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — topics. Virginia Hans, Pine Brook Rd., Ham Allen, Polytechnic Institute Englishtown, waived a prelimi- • Mr, Pordy resides at .98 And- of Brooklyn, "Data Analysis"; D. nary hearing yesterday on SHANGHAI INN welcomes Matawan Township Mayor Walter H. Gehricke, center,^ pver La. with his wife Vjcky C. Hogg, Bell Telephone Labora- charges of breaking and enter- and Councilwoman Marilyn D. Brenner to grand opening Friday. At left is re»" tnd his children, Barbara andtories, Crawford Hill, "Stochastic ing an apartment ftnd stealing taurant president John Cameny and, standing, Johnson Chang, vice president. Pro- Ronald. Processes and Communications," jewelry valued at $150. and R. L. Chadda, Bell Telephone Acting Magistrate Barclay viding special service is chef.Han Mig Tai. Shanghai Inn is former Mindy's Rfls-^ House Hunting! It's open sea- Malsbury referred the case to taurant, Strathmore Lanes, Rt. 34, Matawan Township. Facility will feature Chi-~ inn In At Daily Begister Classi- Laboratories, Holmdel, "Analysis of Experiments.". • the county grand jury. fied now. • State police at Howell Town- nese dishes, retaining Mindy's menu of American food. :,;. ship charged her with breaking 1 and entering into an apartment MUNITIONS TRAINEE Englishtown, N.J., has been The airman, a 1964 graduate, of. of ^er mother-in-law, Wanda SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Air-, selected for training at Lowry Freehold, N.J., Regional HJgSk Hans, 52-E Stonehurst Blvd., here man Roger A. Hunko, son of AFB, Colo., as an Air Force School, recently completed basi$ and with taking jewelry Jan. 31. Mr. and Mrs. Roger of R.D. 1, munitions specialist. training at Lackland AFB, Tex,,

DEDICATING NEW PORCH at St. John's Episcopal Monmouth County Day—April 20 Church, Little Silver, in honor of Thomas E. Firth, of Little Silver, who died in Viet Nam, are, from left, Mayor Charles W. Stephens, Rev. Stuart F. ©ast, Richard Farley

i '. and Raymont^Heming, altar boys, and Fort Monmouth Chaplain Gerald Gundersen. A Marine honor guard also participated. Smoking Students Can Be Expelled School superintendent Paul F. MIDDLETOWN — "We've dis- '] covered that we are making Lefever had this to say with re- more progress if the students gard to a recent crackdown on know that first offenders are giv student violations of the no- en severe disciplinary assess- smoking rule. •x ments." Mr. Lefever, explaining the y f ' rule is aimed at the high school t •M,- said, "It is a widespread prob- -;• • ' lem." ,..,\ vv Students caught smoking in the ;'- ; if ' building, on school grounds, or on school buses are suspended for three days for the first of- r. , > fense. / i r-.t .. f Second offenders get five days, while the three-time loser faces possible expulsion. This rule went into effect March 7. Previously, first of- 14 KARAT GOLD fenders were reprimanded. i GOLF MARKER Smoking has been curtailed by the neflfi rule and fts enforce- 1 ment, Mf. Lefever asserted. —Perth* r However, he added, violations '' n »"»'.j >.*>;*; i- i '- ftNar wfco -Bral»- 100, or persist despite widespread knowl- Ml, MNU 70HI edge of the rule among students "When it is done, it is done ••I deliberately. A few smoke, while A diatinguithed gift, one is stationed at the door as , fa*hlon«d by txpert goldtmltht to mark a lookout for teachers," he said. &• position of your favorite PHOTOGRAPHER — Airman Nine persons were suspended within a week after the new rule .•, gojfon ball on the putting green. Michael J. Pastula, son of became effective. Previously, • j>iia»jUw|| B»ttl»d In «leather pouch. jJOB^ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pas- the suspension rate averaged tula of 49 Cedar St., Key- about 10 students a month. AUo available Mcharma. Teachers have been assigned port, N. J., has been selected to make frequent checks of boys' for training at Lowry AFB, and girls' lavatories where most Colo., as an Air Force smoking is done by students. The aim of more frequent photographic specialist. A checks is to report violators to 1965 graduate of Keyport the principal's office. Mr. Let JEWELERS SINCE 1848 High School, he completed ever added the checks also act as a deterrent to discourage stu NBMUdC IMOMTOAIRI EAST ORANGE I SHORT HILLS basic training at Lackland dents from risking suspension. '' 'MS Iretd It I » aiureh SL I 594 C.ntnl Avt. I Th* M«D AFB, Tex. Mr. Lefever views the new rule and its enforcement as form of preventative education to inform and educate students of the damage smoking can do to the smoker's health. Middletown's new penalties are not the most severe imposed' on offenders. It was explained that f ' Manasquan levies a 10-day suspension on second offenders. Mr. Lefever emphasized the rule will continue to be stria gently enforced. OKAY CALENDAR SEA BRIGHT - The Board of Education last night adopted a 185-day calendar for the 1967-88 school year. Win a free trip for two to Bermuda, Grand Bahamas, Nassau, Jamaica or.tha Virgin Islands via Pan American World Airways. Get the solutionto you r slice or hookfrom ons of the PGA pros who will be on hand dally, giving free lessons and hourly clinics. On April 25 see Dave Marr, 1965 PGA champion, Marlene Bauer Hagge, one of the leading stars of the LPGA, on Ladies Day, April 26 - Joe Dante, N. J. pro of the Year on April 22 - and Johnny Farrell, former U.S. Open Champion on April 21 and 29. View films from the Masters and the U.S. Open. See displays of the latest equipmentand ;

fashions and the largest collection of antique golf equipment In the country. •ii Check your swing on Instant-replay television. Try out the 6-hole putting course. ''h Visit exhibits from the PGA and the 1967 U.S. Open at Baltusrol among others. The show Is open weekdays and Saturdays from noon to 5 p.m. and Thursday evening until 9. No admission charge.

ABERCROMBIE & FITCH • ALTMAN'S • BACHRACH • BARRICIN| • BONWTT TELLER Follow through BRENTANO'S • CASHMERE BOUTIQUE • DOOP'S • HARRISON BROTHER© • ? HAYDEN STONE • L.MILLEfl • INVESTORS1 SAVINGS & LOAN i JOAN RUTH SHOPS JUQTOWN MOUNTAIN SMOKEHOUSE • U.S. POST OFFICE • PECK & PECK • RECORD CENTRE • SALON Dl PARRUCCHIERE • SCHULZ & BEHRLE • in I. Miller golf shoes AIRMAN Thomas J. Mo F. A. 0. SCHWARZ • SHORT HILLS NATIONAL BANK • STAHL-DEL DUCA FLORIST • Maybe vVe can't improve the quality of your game, Grath, son of Mr. and Mrs. STOUFFER'S RESTAURANT & COFFEE SHOP • TEPPERS • WHITEHOUSE& HARDY • WISS JEWELERS. but we can certainly assure you of top quality shoes. Thomas J. McGrath of 184 Reids Hill Rd., Morganville, 1 You'll find several styles in a variety of materials, N. J., hat been selected for THE MNULat&turitttt training at Sheppard AFB, 'including leather and Du Pont's easy-care Corfam? Morris and Essex Turnpike at John F. Kennedy Parkway Tex., at an Air Force aircraft Direction to Tk« Mall from tfei Shore arta. Traval north en th« Gardtn Stata Parkway la maintenance specialist. A Exit 140. Tako first right pait bridgt to Vaux Hall Road to Rout* 24. Takt Uft on Rout* 34 1962 graduate of Freehold 4o Morrli Av»nu« (first traffic light). 60 right on Morrli Avanua, drlva itraight for four miln. t • THE MALL AT SHORT KILLS, N. J. High School, he attended Tha Mall will ba on your right. Monmouth College in West m Long Branch. He recently j . •A completed basic training it I ', ; JOOjJO.JMJI.lj ; It Pays To Advertise in The Daily Register ••:..; ...... > • ••.• •• •' '• •"> Lackland AFB, Tex, •Well, It8 Always Been Out Of Joint Anyway The Register's Opinion CA* Johnston: Courthouse Square Tax Plea (Mnctiersl Red Moonbeams Governor Hughes may have started * new fad, like tat " Naming of 19 new astronauts Communist anthem, the "Internation- old "Knock, knock, who's there?" game, when he begin warning last week of the things New Jerseyans can't have bringing that team to a full comple- ale," into the opening of the sixth ses- if the Legislature fails to enact a broad based tax. ment of 50 — points up the fact that sion of the Soviet Communist party's Unfortunately, there are some who will Mir space program is progressing. But 23rd Congress. reply "Who Needs It?" as he goes from" so too is that of the Soviet Union and This country is committed to land- highway to schools to colleges to institutions. The governor is going to need some ai an ominous pace that suggests that ing a man on the moon by 1970. Pres- more dramatic clinchers than he uied In tijjiey are closer to landing a man on ident Kennedy set that goal, and Pres- the past to put down the cynical chorus. tike moon than we are. ident Johnson has reaffirmed the ded- Assemblyman Robert Halpin, the Demo- cratic majority leader, conceded two week* f: It was less than three years ago ication to attaining it. The question ago that the campaign for the tax had been that Nikita Khrushchev remarked, "At is, will that be soon enough? lackluster in public appeal. But his predictions that the governor would paint a mow tjie present time we do not plan fl'ghts In view of the Soviet strides of late in lunar exploration, there is a grow- JOHNSTON vivid picture of the critical situations so df cosmonauts to the moon,' a com- far have not been vindicated. ing uneasiness among some of our ment that was carefully hedged but What-can he do? space observers that the USSR may For one thing, when Sen. Frederick J. Scholz, of Ctmden,. was still seized by many in this coun- be planning, to land a man on the moon disputes proposals to employ more personnel for the state; try as proof that the Russians were before that, in one of the , great hospitals as "incredible," the answer should not be left to, dropping out of the moon race. the institutions commissioner. . i spectacular triumphs of all time. It * * * But recent Soviet steps in lunar could well happen. THE SENATOR might be invited on a tour of the hospitals, exploration should have . erased any And knowing the Soviet propensity conducted by the governor and the hospital directors. He doubts that they are indeed in the for timing their space feats with a could be turned loose to talk with the doctors, auxiliary members, and most of all, families of patients. moon race, and are at the present in shrewd preciseness to grab off head- What's wrong with the army of photographers and public the lead. Their Luna 9 made the first, lines at some crucial moment, or to relations men in the state's service drumming out answers all-important soft landing on the coincide with an important event in In pictorial and fact sheet form? This is an "incredible" op- moon's surface. Recently, Luna 10 their own country, what better time portunity on which a positive campaign could be made. •;. And when Dennis Carey, the Essex Democratic boss, iay*, became the first man-made satellite to could they select for such a momentous he still needs more information, the governor could get it: orbit the moon, sending to earth, as it event than the 50th anniversary of the for him in forms he's not yet seen. j did, the shrill,1 beeping strains of the Russian Revolution — Nov. 7, 1967? For instance, what's wrong with encouraging the many' hundred of retired Essex residents to deluge the wondering 6 Mr. Carey with letters — with copies for newspaper publica- Our Sick' Railroads tion, of course — about how their security is being drained' away by rising real estate taxes which should be at least Governor Hughes has, once again and the Jersey Central, which is on frozen for a few years by state financial assistance? And a put forth a strong argument for a the brink of receivership. "few years" for some means a lifetime, now. broad based tax — this time gearing Let's face it — without enactment Pictures, here, too, would be an Irritant certain to make his appeal to the plight of the com- of a broad based tax, there is a good a politician itch himself Into statesmanship. muter railroads. And, when Sen. Hiering, -the apparently retired sties possibility that the commuter railroads tax champion from the Fifth District of Monmouth and Ocean '. Speaking last week to a gather- may stop dead in their tracks. The Counties enumerates new reservations, why not trot out his ing of some 70 persons representing state's railroads lose approximately Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth record of public statments before he got to be * senator. citizens' groups from commuter coun- $15 million a year on their passenger Be vivid, man ... that is, sir. • * ' • ties, the governor said New Jersey operations. • EVERY PARENT who will have a student enrolled In the needs another $7.5 million in annual New Jersey needs a broad based How to Avoid Art Frauds freshman or sophomore classes at Monmouth College should i subsidy money for its "sick" commuter tax — and now that it will not be Art frauds, forgeries and misrepresenta- gress, which would set up a National Art form a tax chorus of his own. So far, it could be concluded railroads. an income tax it must be a sales tax. tions are now climbing—with a new genera- Registry, showing the origin and up-to-date they could care less If interest is measured by public ex- pression, i ; Aid he cited two cases of where It is time for our legislators to act tion of amateur collectors among the ;biggest ownership of contemporary art works. victims. No longer is the racket confined Hinging on the fate of tax legislation Is whether any state' financial help is needed and soon — on this important matter. New Jersey Until new protective laws are passed, to the old masters and impressionists; today, though, you—the ordinary art buyer—must funds go to the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders for the Erie-Lackawanna, which would may not have this opportunity again it is big business to forge be on the alert for frauds. Here are rules use at Monmouth College. The sum is $200,000 for 1966 and like to abandon its commuter service, for another five years. ; modern artists as well. to guide you, drawn up by the office of $200,000 for 1966-67, with the likelihood that the 196647 grant "The extent of forgery New York Attorney General Louis J. will rise to $400,000. in the American art world Lefkowitz. This means across the board tuition aid of $200 to $400 ' Farmers' New Day is not generally realized," * * * per student in the college junior division, a significant differ- says Lloyd Goodrich, direc- ence in most family budgets. Sow are the nation's farmers for rice and spring wheat. The (1) THE CARDINAL rule is to deal only tor of the "Whitney Museum with a well-known, respected art dealer. If • * * doing? An editorial in the April Farm Farm Journal stresses, however, that in New York. "Through the you don't know who are the top dealers, "I'M GLAD you asked me that question," I said recently Journal is pleasant reading. It notes reactivation will have to be done a years I have examined and ask a collector friend, an art professor or to Thomas Kerwin, the Manalapan Township committeemtn recorded at least 500 pic- serious problems in the full farm pic- little at a time. It also believes that a museum official. who is president of the Monmouth County Municipal Associa- tures falsely attributed to tion. most -of those leaving the farm have Winslow Homer. In the case (2) If you intend to invest substantially ture — subsidies, surpluses, throttled in a work of art, seek the advice of an We had been talking about how the association might production, the .farm exodus — but left and that those still there will be outside expert on its authenticity: a col- become an effective voice of official opinion in the county, concludes that riot only is farm in- cutting bigger pieces of an ever-bigger tal life work was only about 165 "painting*, lector of the artist whose work you want in addition to continuing its role of presenting Informitlvt the fakes outnumber the genuine works Jive to buy. a scholar, a museum curator or the come at record heights but also that pie—and they will be living on family speakers. Its efforts in the latter department, thanks to MfVj to one;" There are three or four times artist himself if he is living. Kerwin and Belmar Commissioner John Taylor, the program many of' the farmers' troubles./y"ll farms, as they do today. as many paintings "by" Ralph Blakelock—a (3) Get a written statement from the chairman, have been unexcelled this year. prominent 19th-century American artist—as seller, giving the title of the' art work, name solve themselves as this nation begins The magazine admits that there ENakelock ever painted. The association president saw some merit In setting up a are dark spots and uncertainties, such of the artist, year the work was painted, plan whereby each municipality would elect a voting mem- to develop a need for all the food it * * * if available, medium used, price paid, de- as threats of "big war, big drouth, big ber who would attend each meeting and cast votes on issues raises. ' SO IT GOES, down the line. Only a few gree of restoration if any, etc. If it's an after ascertaining the position of his own local governing Among the favorable signs: most inflation, big government," but states months ago a midtown New York gallery original print, be sure "original" appears body. Meeting agendas, by-laws, and exact rules ot procedure that there can be no doubt farming was closed down—after it was revealed that on the statement. The reputable dealer will would give body and form to the organization. crops have been bountiful and prices the gallery's 30 to 40 "Miro's" on exhibition stand tehind his claims and if the art work in the United States is entering a new turns out not to be as he described it in Mr. Kerwin said he would discuss the idea with his ex- good to high, especially for livestock. were fakes. A New York art forger was ecutive committee and suggest action to the association if and better day. That's very optimistic recently indicted by a New York court—after writing, he'll make good on it. But the Surpluses are melting away. Wheat, he had netted tens of thousands of dollars fraudulent dealer will unload his junk and the committee concurred. There's an association meeting to- talk for an industry that has been in morrow night at Brielle so the outcome will be watched with once the arch-villain, is now at security in auctions of fake Jackson Pollocks and disappear, leaving you holding the bag. a semi-*mergency since World War II. Franz Klines. interest. reserve levels or below. Farm ex- (f) Beware of "bargains"—particularly With ''demand finally beginning to As for misrepresentation, a well-known in paintings by well-known, high-priced art- ports will soon hit $7 billion, a quar- catch up with supply, the time may New York collector recently remarked}- "I ists'. Says the Art Dealers Association of AS A STARTER, the association might glv* a syr/lpt- thetic ear to th^e. proposal of Union Beach Mayor Hennessey 4 ter of all U.S. exports, with no signif- was just introduced to 'the man who sighs America: "If you find a Bonnard painting ! not be too distant when farmers will' the Monet's.'" Many paintings bearing a selling for $3,000, it just isn't a Bonnard. for creation of a countywide police department. icant threat from imports. be on their own again and not collect- forged Corot signature actually are by one With today's communications, professionals This is not to say that it should be adopted forthwith, Farmers have already put 60 mil- ing nearly a fourth of their net income of his contemporaries, Truillebert, whose in this field know instantly what's happen- or even that it is practical for Monmouth County. But it has , works are worth only a fraction of Corot's. ing in galleries and auctions all over the support from responsible authorities and deserves the benefit from the federal government. lion idle acres back into production In Washington, Rep. Jonathan Bingham, world, and they don't miss many bargains of a full hearing. The association offers an excellent forum, j D-Bronx, has just introduced a bill in Con- when they turn up." Many will recall that last fall D. Louis Tonti, executive1 director for the Garden State Parkway, was well received in 1 Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington a talk to county mayors on merits of regional government John Chamberlain: These Days which could cut costs by cutting across municipal lines in a variety of areas. ; Chief of County Detectives John M. Gawler, though doubtful that a county or regional system would be accepted Mayers Is Key in Big Decision Limdn p » for Hemhhere in the face of local affection for so-called home-rule, sayi WASHINGTON—White House press sesecc - duties of his office, the Vice President shall ' J . 1 either would offer many advantages. Costs could be reduced retary Bill Moyers apparently is entrusted immediately assume the powers and duties One of the appealing things about Presi- the fact that they refer to their own Benito and services over wider areas than now covered could be with a key voice in determining who is to of the office as Acting President." dent Lyndon Johnson is his inability to re- Juarez as the "Abraham Lincoln of Mexico." offered. run the government in the event President This succession amendment, which also sist a party. He just couldn't let Lady Bird When the U.S. Congress, in 1960, authorized The association has the opportunity to assign a special Johnson becomes incapacitated. provides for the transfer of power back to Johnson and Secretary of State Dean Rusk the gift of the Lincoln statue, the idea was committee to dig up facts pro and con for presentation at Before the President's the President, has been approved by 30 of go junketing off to represent the United to present our sister Republic with a "symbol ' an early time when a debate could be held and a formal gall bladder operation last the necessary 38 state legislatures. States at the unveiling of of the universal principles binding the people position taken. fall, he designated Moyers It is doubtful that more than two of that Lincoln statue in Mex- of the hemisphere together." The president It could well be that the Information developed would to decide whether Vice the remaining states will act this year, as ico City without making a of Mexico, Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, and his for- indicate advantages in some areas and the opposite in others. President Humphrey should last minute decision to go eign minister, Antonio Carrillo Flores, have the legislatures of South Carolina and Louisi- along, too. accepted it as such. Where something was to be gained, action obviously would act as President if an ana are the only ones meeting In regular be indicated. * • * : emergency developed. session. The Mexican acceptance •' •• . . ' ••• * * • This secret delegation * * * of the Lincoln statue, a WITHOUT WISHING to flaw the very of authority is being dis- bronze reproduction of one As the Rutgers University radio forum marks its 1,000th PLUGGING THE GAP - Informed con- real harmony that now exists between Mex- cussed by Moyers with oth- by Saint-Gaudens in Chica- ico City and Washington, however, it should consecutive broadcast this week, Its public service merits er administration officials gressional sources say the President's dele- go, has its symbolic over- renewed recognition. There are no better informed observers gation of this extraordinary authority to be said that the present" Mexican govern- in briefings on the division y tones, most of which are ment hasn't drawn all the lessons that should of public affairs in New Jersey, and no more objective, than ALLEN of duties among members Moyers is a stop-gap to fill the vacuum in quite obvious. Abraham moderator Arnold Zucker and director Nat Shoholter. Hits the Constitution on what to do when a Presi- be drawn from the history of Lincoln's Mexi- of the White House staff. . CHAMBERLAIN Lincoln happen3 t0 have can policy. Lincoln was sincere about wishing off. dent cecomes disabled and unable to carry been one of the very few Nineteenth Cen- Moyers, who devotes much time and out his duties". to respect the "free wil|" of the Mexican effort resolving intra-administration problems tury U.S. Presidents who was not beguiled people. But he'also wanted to see Maximilian he feels the President should not be bothered While Johnson has exchanged letters with by the theory that it was the "manifest deprived of his Mexican throne because he Cynic's Corner By Interlandl with, reputedly is citing the secret authority Humphrey on this matter, similar to the destiny" of white, Anglo-Saxon Americans to was above the active, conniving representa- to make it known that the Eisenhower-Nixon and Kennedy-Johnson rule over the entire North American conti- tive of a European power on New World soil. President rates him as his agreements, no one person is designated to nent. Even so convinced a small-d democrat It so happens that the present Mexican top assistant and adviser. determine when the transfer of power should as Thomas Jefferson entertained wicked government has looked askance on current take place. This personal agreement pre- Members of the White . thoughts of pushing U.S. hegemony toward U.S. policy vis-a-vis Cuba's .Fidel Castro. sumes the President would be able to make The official argument in Mexico City is House staff will neither con- that decision. the tropics; on one occasion he actually firm nor deny the Johnson- proposed taking Cuba from Spain. But Lin- that Cuba has a right to its own government, Moyers succession arrange- All the Constitution says on this matter coln was proof against the annexationlst urge. even though it be a dictatorial one. But the ment. But a close congres- is that in'"case of the removal of the Presi- * * * i. U.S. feelings about Castro's government are sional friend of the Presi- dent from office or of his death, resignation, very similar to Lincoln's arjd Seward's feel- dent asserts flatly it exists or Inability to discharge the powers and WHEN NAPOLEON the Third of France Ings toward Maximilian. Where Lincoln cor- and will continue until the duties of the said office, the same shall put the Austrian Archduke Maximilian on rectly regarded Maximilian as a stooge of Constitution is amended or devolve on the Vice President ..." a newly created throne in Mexico while the the French, the U.S. today correctly thinks Moyers leaves the White United States was thoroughly preoccupied of Castro as a stooge of Moscow. Castro House staff. with the War Between the States, Lincoln . is just as much the creature of a European THE DAILY couldn't do much more than utter a feeble imperium as was Maximilian a hundred Neither Lg very likely to occur before REGISTER protest. But he did what he could by refus- years ago, but he is more dangerous be- 1967. 1 ing to recognize. Maximilian, and he contin- ' cause he is backed by modern missiles. And A constitutional amendment providing 6- TUESDAY, APRIL, 19, 1966 ued to support the legitimate; Mexican gov- the Mexicans, if they really wished to honor for a temporary transfer of power from an ernment of Juarez. Immediately after the KM* Broad St.. BM Bank, It. 1. the policy of Abraham Lincoln, would be ailing President to the Vice President is 81* Rt. M, MlddMowa. N. 1. surrender of the Confederacy at Appomattox, lending their prestige to the efforts of other pending before the states for ratification. , H But Mala At., rretfcold. N. J. Lincoln's Secretary of State Seward, who had Ill Btoadway. LMI Branch, N. J. American states, the U.S. included, to "get Section four of the amendment states: kitab. Vm t>/ Julia H. Co«* ana H»nrr cl«7 onde been an apostle of "manifest destiny." ,F|del Castro, out of there." B«4 Baa* WtgbU*'lacaiptrataa' told the French that the "presence and 'It is probably too much to hope that "Whenever the Vice'President and a ma- ' operations of a French army In Mexico and Jority of either the principal officers o' the M. HAKOLD KBU.V. rabinhw aM QtMnt Muarer Mexico's President Diaz Ordaz will see it , Arthur It. Hamla. Knitur the maintenance of an authority there .rest- that way. Mexico would not only be respect- executive departments or of such other body Thamu J. Blr William F. Baadtort ing upon force and not the free, will of the ing Lincoln as the author of a permanent aa Congress may by law provide, transmit Cxaoutlv* ffdltor * Aaiodtu Editor frank w. Harbour Oaarlu A. Joaailas people of Mexico Is a cause of serious' con- U.S. pollpy, It would also be honoring the to the President pro tempore of the Senate m Bqrtm tint. FrMhold Bur«*u Mir. cern, to the United States." policy of Its own Berilto Juarez if it would "With th» supermarkets offering games and the Speaker of the.House of Representa- af Amark withdraw Its 'recognition ot Castro's Russified and contests, we figured we needed a tives their wfttUfflrdeclaraUon that the Presi- The sincerity, of the Mexicans In pro-;' nil* aniUMi uiumn no nooaiiblllUM for aut*. Cuba. gimmick to get the customers In.*'- dent (i unable to discharge powers and m»DU oJ opinion In wtin Iran 1U nutra. fesslng their Jove lor Lincoln is proved by i *Ts] sot eontlaj dwm Jwrt Uctatt fa Via poutuloo in MM pocKvIoe, JJfl for<1U - THE DAILY REGISTER Tu**iay, Ajwjl 19, 1906-7 Magistrate Warns Against Second Offenses Un, Brown u>14 «xt |l! fl» ior * »Wp-»Uet* viola- reglnWni a atop tipy, vA 129 court, "U H ($x alleged »»-, jfe»' ^ ftlwiiarjr, - »• *ta contempt for noMppearaaat. PaAwty. W* lleew* wu *u*- paMlni) doeairt atop, one of u» ta»ea«ed |25 tor contempt of ASM Grifbaber, 35, of RoberU- peodtd 30 flew Bedford Rd., Belmar, paid BflVetly A* ««va^i^ ^f « **** Joseph H. Palmer,, 3d, of 20 According to Police Chief "Gl

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> Richard C. Mueller SAN ,ANTONIO, Tex. — Air- man Richard C. Mueller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C, Mueller l of Silvers Rd., Freehold, N.J., has been selected for training at Sheppard AFB, Tex., as an Air Force transportation special 1st. He recently comp'eted bas ic training at Lackland Air Force Bate, Texas. He attended Thie College, Greenville, Pa. Amarillo

SAN ANtpNIO, Tex. — Air- man Bruce L. Perlmutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard G. Perl- mutter of 1 Northvale Aye., Lit- tle Silver, N.J., has been selected lor-training at Amarillo AFB, Tex., as an Air Force metals repair specialist. A 1965 graduate of Red Bank Coat High School, he recently com- pelted basic training at Lack- land AFB, Tex. in our Budget Department that sold originally for $30 and ^35 • vi. PiUS LAST MINUTE SPECIAL PURCHASES

AN EXTRA STAR was given $ April 5 to Maj. Gen. James H. Weyhenmeyer, Jr., of 204 Walnut St., Livingston, commanding general of New Jersey National Guard's 50th M:y Now 20 .:^;i Armor "Jersey Blues." Gen. Weyhenmeyer was promoted from brigadier general at EVERY sejam-shape, A-line or flared look the Army's' Armor School, Fort Knox, Ky. Red Bank's —__—,—|U————-—i—-~—. • - , 644th Tank Battalion is part of his command. Unemployment EVERY demi-fit, cardigan or double breasted style Reports Given TRENTON — The number of unemployed persons in the Long Branch area last month totaled EVERY b()ucle, basketweave or shetland-type wool 7,400, giving that area a 5.7 per cent unemployment rating. The state's unemployment figure averaged 5 per cent of its work forte. The Ocean City- Wildwood-Cape May area suf- EVERY diagonal tweeel, smooth or worsted wool fered the most severe' unemployment problem In the state, with 14.6 percent out of work. The low figure was listed for the Philllpsburg area, with' 3.5 EVERY pastel, black or white, check or plaid per cent of unemployed. ENTRY, THEFT' CLAIMED LONG BRANCH - Robert De- AND YOU CAN FIND YOUR PERFECT SIIE: DEMLPETITIS' 4 TO 14; MISSES' 8ffo 18; PETITIS' 6 TO f6 Parsenajre of the Diplomat % Apartments, Ocean Ave.^rcport- '. I, • *wnr. •• T«l«trvlc« or moll, lud^tt C<*n (D«pr. 1SI); Moll Lavtt, lombwqar't MofmMik. Aa4 «t faimM, Mtala Pa^ Nawaifc MorriM«w«, f lalaHcId, rriWMtt^ Ckniy HIM. ' - I ed to police Sunday that dur- IUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A tAMMRttfR HOMIMAKIW CMDfT ACCOUNT (PLUS StRVICI CHMMI { ing the' weekend Ms apartment was entered and a wrlit witch valued at $H0 waa, taken. - BAMBERGERS MONMOUTH OPEN EVERY DAY FROM10A.M. TILL 930Piri., INCLUDING SATURftAW i Mart* T. Wiiwriri td Civil Rights Avt, | fdxel erotcfae; offctr, 1 By Grange uA council admitted two new WBEHQLD - Uberty f 257 River Rd. and Frederick be held at the May 28 meeting. the judge. hosts at a family dinner on Sun-the piano for "Praise God from Zellman, Jr., of 14 Throclemor- Whom All Blessings Flow." An Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Edith Henderson lerved day in their home. Attending ton Ave. altar scene was displayed, and William A. Schlechtweg, Sr.. as hostess for a social hour. (Mr. Ricci Is an assistant pro- were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde V. Mrs. Mount played "The Church fessor of electrical engineering Ronson, Mr. and Mrs. Russell FURNITURE CO. at Newark College of Engineer- OH, Mr. and Mrs. Reinfce A. K of C Dance Set ing, and has received the Na- Janssen and children, Neal and KEYPORT, N. J, tional Science Foundation's Janet, of Morganville; Reinke RED BANK — The Red Bank WEST t science-faculty fellowship to A. Janssen, Sr., of Matawan; Council, Knights of Columbus, 264-0181 complete doctoral, degree re- Mr. and Mrs. William B. Steven- will hold its annual charity din- quirements. He was a candidate son and Kent Stevenson of Holm- ner-dance at 8:30 p.m. Saturday CENTER OPENS— The Monmouth ConvaUicsnt Center, Inc., 229 Bath Ave., Long (or the Board of Education in in the council home, 260 Third February. del, and the Ronson children, Ave., Fair Haven. Branch, opened this weekend. The nursing home can aecomodate 129 guests in Linda, Carol and Nancy. Mr. Zellman Is employed by Council advocate William Thay- private and semi-private rooms. New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. er will be honored at the event. where he started work in 1927. The Men's Olub of St. John's He's a past president of the Red Methodist Church will sponsor a House Hunting! It's open sea- Freehold Bank Lions Club. oost-Easter bus trip to New York son in the Daily Register Classi Open Mon. and Fri. eveningB 'til 9 Mr. O'Hern appointed Mrs. Friday. fied now. Mrs. Clifford Cusworth, 24 Ca- sllda Dr., has returned home after being a surgical patient a Monmouth Medical Center, Lon Branch.

Earle C. Hanford, Wayne Ave. Saturday attended the sprin conference of the Sons of th> American Revolution at Nassa Inn, Princeton.

The second birthday Stephanie Hubeny, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubeny Colts Neck, was celebrated Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. W Sakelta, Marlboro; Mr. and Mrs John Hubeny, Clover Hill Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. George Hubeny am children, Katheryn, Toni ani Tasha, Holmdel, and Stephanie' NURSING HOME OWNERS — Mrs. Eleanor Cipo, brothers, Lance and Adam Hu- • nursing supervisor, confers with the co-owners of the beny. FRtt DINNERWARE OFFER Monmou+h Convalescent Center, Inc., 229 Bath Ave., Richard Millich, a senior a FROM F00DT0WN! PINEAPPLE- GRAPE PRINK Long Branch, which opened this weekend. The owners Eastern Baptist College, Pennsy are Frattle Gabriel of Rumson, right, and Vincent A. vania, spent Easter, with hi: GRAPEFRUIT DRINK I Gabriel of Mar+insvJIle, who also own the Oak View brother, Coastguardsman Phili' Nursing Home in South Amboy. Millich, at Burlington, Vt., ani visited a schoolmate in Spring field, Vt.

Seabee^ Have Vicki Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sherman, Burling- ton Rd., celebrated her fourth Job Openings birthday with Danny Weiss, RED BANK - TTie New York Mark Porth, Dawna Asay, Sher7l Recruiting Area commtnding of- fames, Jackie Pasternaok and ficer announced today that the Kelli Beth Sherman. ftanftfium Naval Construction Battalions (Seabees) have many openings Mr. and Mrs. James Coakley, for qualified men. Brinkerhoff Ave., have a hous 1 ,'. Swing; Anyone who is physically qual- guest for several weeks her aunt - Foodtown Offer! RU! COMPLETE K k Llnerott ified and possesses skills in sur- Mrs. Mary Friugerald, Wesi 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING Royal Court im- Hampton, L. I. DHolmdel veying, drafting, carpentry, steel ported, translucent PORCELAIN CHINA (edged at a MIIIWM erection, rigging, welding, power in precious gold) with your purchase of a 3-PBECE D Sayre Woods and communication line instal- Mr. and Mrs. William Karol a Newark Airport lation, steam boiler operation, 9 Midland Ave., had as guests ADD-ON SET (with coupon from mailer). You * en mutt to Newark pipefitting, heavy equipment op- Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs get 7 PIECES of FINE CHINA worth $6.98 for erators or other related skills Robert Blitzstein, Wayne, N. J. it : only $1.99 (Save $4.99). is needed, Mr, and Mrs. Larry WooK, Par- ' Freqinnt nrvies. Low interested 'construction work- sippany; Mr. and Mrs. Norman faret. Fast trip via ers can contact their local Navy Keller, Passaic Park; Mrs. Joey MIXIMor MATCH 1M Foodtown Lotion STEAK Parkway and Turnpike- recruiter for. particulars at 19 Satkln, Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. Monmouth St., Red Bank. Raymond Halpern, Mr. and Mrs- Ask tin operator »botrt Lawrence BindJer and Mr. and PINK DETERGENT low colt 10-trip commu- , OKAY CONTRACT Mrs. Seymour Hersh, Freehold ter ticket SEA BRIGHT — "TOte Board of Education last night approved a Fifty-three members and guest GRAPE ALLY janitorial contract for Allen John of Court St. Rose of Lima, Cath- trnxmrnxaimsummnm son of $5,300 for the coming olic Daughters of American lasl $ school year. week attended the show "Funn; APRICOT NECTAR 3- 1 Girl" and had dinner in New Foodtown Sftcod or Button ^_ u York. Mrs. Albert Bennett wa 0 chairman. MUSHROOMS 3-*f Mr. and Mrs. John Green, Eas If ndCut FrarfiUon a Main St., have returned afte Center Cut « spending two weeks in Puerto PRESERVES 3'£*f Pork Chops • Ground CM * * Rico. roootown ^^ _ PORK DOWNTOWN RED BANK Country Styt* a& C N K. C. Higgins, son of Mr. and ORANCE-APRKOT DRM3 «•* I C ROAST Beef Stew •,79 8 Mrs. Jack Higgins, White Oak Spore Ribs *49 OR K LOOK FOR OUR CIRCULAR Dr., Colts Neck, celebrated hi C * fifth birthday Saturday entertain- TOMATO PUREE c CHOPS Sliced Bacon *79 In file Mail This Week ing the following: Eric Barbesh, Foodtown Anortod Colon Pork Cutlets b59 Michael and Donna Wilcox, Chuck Pot Roost h. Franks^ (Copies Available at Store) James and Rita Nazaruk, Karen aTn • Jt mi II I i i 'i • •• JUMBO TOWELS T J ^ Kays, Kenneth Coupe, Robert tnMnm Aprktf, Omiy, t—A, PkMffb £ , Cagle, Sean Lenchi and Greg Calif. Roast b 69 Sliced Bacon*. 79' I Higgins, PRESERVES »tan. (Wfeere AtmtUHm). TtyDomwUc Servicemen*s Families CUCUMBER SALAD 4 & SALAMI Air Condition May Obtain Decals Foodtown nFhow KEANSBURG — Commander i • w John J. Splain, Wilbur J. Price TOMATOES 51*1 Post, American Legion, has an- All Purpose Grind Assorted Frozen * It yourcartoday nounced that the post will send • window decals to local residents SAUERKRAUT FOODTOWN MORTON ORANGE a who have family members serv- K ing in the U.S. Armed Forces. COFFEE DINNERS DRINK V Decals: may be obtained by H foronly $0000 writing to the post at Carr Ave MUSTARD and Manning PI. The letter mu«l U <%# pkc,s. • include the name, rank, seria m number and address of the ser- SPAGHETTI/5ut viceman, as well as the address Foodtown • WOOOTOWN F/UUU HUM 9 of the next of kin. WAX PAPER 6£'1 Extra Fancy roociwwn , _ TOMATO SAUCE 6'« $ 1 CUCUMBERS 2 17 FOODTOWVNMHK 8«$1 RADISHES OR SCALLIONS Ma R 1 # rowwwn TOMATO PASTE 8 - $ 1 CELERY 17' ORANGES 10^37' DICED SHOCARROTP FOODTOHTV-Thcre'S &L* 1 i OnvNearYoul For Nearest Foodtown CattWA 5-0261 Eaton Sty fist Deluxe Car Air Conditioner ^^^^ ^ Style your own front, with a choice of brushed chrome, black leatherette or a smart wood grain finish... 3-speed motor for maximum, quick, quiet cooling... OPEN SUNDAY TILL 1 PM. CLOSED SUNDAY Tucks neatly under the dash. * a The complete line of Eaten car air BATON conditioners Is available now for YALE & NEW MANAGER of FOODTOWN m Immediate Installation at the fol- Sylvan Pools' retail, store lowing dealer.... TOWNS at 428 Broad St., Shrews* FOODTOWN FOOD CIRCUS a bury, if Justin E. Marches* H of Point Pleasant. The an- AT 5 CORNERS, HWY. 3$ m DOUGLAS AUTO ELECTRIC nouncement was made by HWY. 36 and MAIN STREET * m 300 MAM* AVENUE i . G«ry Dodin, genertj * NEW JERSEY ,.«ger. of the PORT MONMOUTH m fo i ; Tuesday, April 19, Seonfe Plant Pine Trees THE DAILY REGISTER At School Masttepu, txA th»t * p tern; torn at diem only 10 or caravaa to the New York state 9 iMbrt .above the ground, be- tamp at Foreatburg wlH be b# Holy Name tag planted % county boy Saturday, when 1,008 trees will ibouti,-will someday pro/id* a be planted on new property ac- heavy, torest cover for Mon- quired by the scout council a To Honor BJOUth County's two boy icout year ago. This is the fifth year, accord- Directors o( Fair Ha- ing to Mr. Newquist, that tht SHREWSBURY - Spiritual conservation caravan has gon« for Mon- rectors of the county's 37 Holy Scouts, to Forestburg for a similar pro] ect. The scouts will leave here Name Societies will "be honored by bus at 7 a.m. and will return at the annual dinner of the Mon- the same day. The new ad- mouth County Federation of in vancement program for troop Holy Name Societies Thursday at scouts requires that scouts par 7:45 p.m. In Shadowbrook, here. ticlpate In conservation pro- Rev. James Pinder, assistant grams similar to the two being superintendent of schools of the When Improving conducted by Monmouth Coun- Archdiocese of Newark, will be cil. Reservations for the trip to guest speaker. Rev. Michael J. Your Homt... the New York State camp are Lease, pastor of St. Agnes Cath- lew nttvt hit' yiMif WIM an made by the scoutmaster! olic Church, Atlantic Highlands, Man. AM «xtra both MlllfiB through headquarters here. and the federation's spiritual di- •Ir-ctMltlM MM AtM tMMMM* rector, will present the fifth an- •Kt/or canwiMK*. VWI «* t*«W. The New York and New Jer- nual Appreciation Service Award sey State Conservation Depart- Pvt Wmiam Rossbach 4Vt% ANNUAL DIVIMHft to the man selected as Holy CM 9rtlT ments are co-operating with JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Ma Monmouth Council, according to Name Man of the Year. MPM»> mwM •» tht 1H» Ml OFFICERS were elected by the recently reorganised Sea Bright Chamber of Com- rine Corps Pvt. William A. Ross- mm ittt in Mr. Newquist. About 2,000 tree* Msgr. James A. Harding bach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Delicatessen were received from the Mon- merce la*t weak. Shown, left to right, are Mn. Ella NAfiMiire of the Wiltshire Agen- Manasquan will offer the invo- liam Rossbach of 59 Libby PI. mouth County Fish and Game cy, treasurer; Raymond Hoagland of The Boat Home, secretary, and David Doran cation and Auxiliary Bishop Middletown, N.J., is attending MARINE VIEW Commission and the balance James J. Hogan of Spring Lake of the Quay, president. The unit ii planning a summer activities program for Sea the Aviation Electricians' School Departments were purchased at a reasonable wM lead the recitation of the at the Naval Air Technical Train- SAVINGS & LOAN cost from the State Nuneriei, Bright, including two fishing contests and outdoor motion pictures. Holy Name pledge. ing Center. Mr. Newquist said. Hlftway II, MIMettm The committee is headed by Pvt. Rossbach, a ggraduate of 67U2400 NOW AT Frank S. Qulnn of Spring Lake. Croydod n HalH l Academyd , LeonarL - Hwy. 3a. AtftirtU HtyMawfc College Blood Donated Brownies? Theme Is InternationalCommittee members are Benja- d , dd Up l Cll 2»1 -0100 ASBURY PARK i Ptk Hihld Fk East Orange, RJ. For Use in Viet Nam C LIF F W 0 D D —"Brownies he leadership of Mrs. Charles BRICK TOWNSHIP WEST LONG BRANCH • Around the World" was the Pakistan; Donna Bruno, Japan; Twenty-five pints ot blood, do- theme ot the Juliette Low Tea CUFFWOOD nated by Monmouth College stu- held by Brownie Troop Gary, Norway; Marilyn Goettfg NEPTUNE CITY dents during. the Alpha. Phi sponsored by the Cllffwoqd. Pa- France; Pamela Hammond, Bur man Patrick J. McGann is presi Omega Blood Drive, held on th' rent-teacher Association, under UTUE SILVER college campus April 6 have been Britain; Ellen Kenner, Guatem* DONATES 71 PINTS contributed through the Red New Residents surrounded with POINT PLEASANT Brownies dressed NEWARK, Ohio — John M Cross to the U.S. Department of Of Raritan Valley Willey, a Newark electrician, has fORTMONMOUTH Defense for use In Viet Nam. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - New Nicholson, Cuba; Cheryl Par*ish been honored by the Red Cross RARITAN TOWNSHIP During the blood drive by the residents in the Raritan Valley India; Suzanne Scalzo, Liechten for his record of having donated Omicron Theta Chapter of Alpha U. S. A. devetopement include SHREWSBURY Phi Omega, national service Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sullivan, replica of the Brownie uniform Gail Silvers, Brazil, and Joanne area blood banks. Mr. Willey i WALL TOWNSHIP fraternity, about 120 persons 3 Belfast Ave,, and children, y d li registered to give blood and 7( Cheryl, 9, CJiarfene, 8, Jackie, 5 some history of the country. Willey Layton, 15 Allen St., Rum- Dints rJt blood wfiPA obtained twins Patricia and Michael, 4, the Brownies and their 40 guests formerly of El Paso Tex; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hennetly, JBIENDEO SCOTCH WHISKY » 8 PROOF THE nEJSCHWn 0lSTJlUH3^W0«iIT(lHJCU Cavan La., and children, Childre 4 and Erin Maria 3, formerly of Great Nedc, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boland, 2 Galway QUID ATORS Dr.. and children, Pamela 4, and 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RDM SHREWSBURY Mindy 18 months, formerly of Staten Island; Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Friedman, 28 Kerry Dr., and children, Wayne 5, FABULOUS BARGAINS and Dorrl 3, formerly of Cleve- land.

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i»" • YOB CAN i>r later READ 3 to 10 vouVe goingto more p^ WITH FQUAL OR BETTER COMPREHENSION Scotch that started it all? OUR REFUND GUARAHIK TO YOU! < / OUR REFUND POLICY Tonight 'Blaek&White" W« awranlw to Incftow *t raading .Illclincy o» wth ilud.nl AT IEA5T 1 llm« with HIMI OT fctitor cMtpnhnuien. W. will refund th* cnttr* tuition of «nr ttudint who, olllr computing minimum clou wni itvo> nqulrtmmtt, d«> not at Unit t.lpl. his noilnp efficiency at nouund by th* stain. i\!na and meting t«iti. HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? Eighteen years ogo Evelyn Wood, a Utah schoolteacher made a startling dis- covery that led to the founding of Reading Dynamics. While working toward her master's degree, she handed a term paper to a professor and watched him read the 80 pages at 6,000 words per minute — with outstanding recall and comprehension. • • . • . Determined to find the secret behind such rapid reading, she spent the next two years tracking down 50 people who could read faster than 1,500 words per minute. She studied their techniques, taught herself to read at these faster rotes. Now, after years of testing, you can benefit from this great dis- covery. IMAGINE READWG THREE BOOKS A DAYl A FAMOUS U.S. PRESIDENT DID THIS I Time. Magazine, referring to Reading Dynamics' impact on our nation's legislators, says, "Washington has seen nothfng like it since the days when Teddy Rbosevelt read three bo0ks a day and ran the country at the same time." HERE ARE JUST A FEW TESTIMONIALS FROM FAMOUS PEOPLE) SENATOR PROXMIRE, Wisconsin: ''I must say that this is one of the most .(useful'educational experiences I have ever had. It certainly compares favor- ?qbly with the experiences I've had at Yale and Harvard.'' : SENATOR TALMADGE, Georgia: "It is my opinion that if these techniques were instituted in the public and private schools of our country, it would be the greatest, single step which we could take in educational, progress." HOW IS THIS COURSE DIFFERENT? Conventional rapid, reading courses aspire to 450-600 words per minute. Most Reacting Dynamics graduates can read between 1,500 and 3,000 words per minute, and may go even higher. SEE FREE DEMONSTRATIONS • You will ^ o docum.nt.d film ' that Includes octual interview* with Washington Congressmen who have takuii the cdurie.' * You will leotn how we can help y6u to read falter with improved comprehension and greater recall. . FREE DEMONSTRATIONS TOMORROW NIGHT 1 Wed. April 20Hi/Thurs., April 21st •••• 8 P.M. MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL Red Bank FREE PARKING AT HOTEL

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Parents and Teachers Tinton Falls Conferences NEW SHREWSBURY — A be presented under the direct-ioi John Holipski and Mrs. Ronald book fair has been planned of Miss Mary Haberle. Koymaras, rides and conces- around the conferences sched- Tickets are available from the sions; Mrs; Eugene Ballistrieri uled this week at Tinton Falls committee members or from discotheque, and Mrs. Melvin Schools. Books will be on dis Mrs. Arlo Hinkle, PTO president Card and Mrs. Frank Guerico, play during school hours and donations. during afternoon and evening ACCENT ON ARTS conference hours for students OCEANPORT - "Arts 1 WET MUST CARE and parents to browse and buy. Oceanport" is the theme for EAST KEANSBURG - Milton Mrs. Jack Arnold, chairman of meeting of the Oceanport PX H. Halvorsen, founder and presi- the book fair for Tinton Falls tomorrow in Wolf Hill School, dent of We Must Care, Inc. Schools Parent- Teacher Associ- A program will be presented bj Ridgefield, will be guest speak- ation, is being assisted by Mrs the band and glee club and arl er at a meeting of the local Joseph Bader, Mrs. John Ewald work by children of all grades grammar school PTA tonight at and Mrs. Anson Peckham. They will be on exhibition. 8 p.m. are working with the Education- A fashion show of home sew We Must Care Is an organiza- al Reading Service, a profession- clothing will be held Monday al tion dedicated to prevention of al book fair company, which is 8 p.m., also in Wolf Hill School sex crimes against children. Frank Long of Lakewood, the HOME FASHION FEATURE — Members of the Rumson Woman's Club and their supplying hardbound books and Hair styling will be by Tony ol paperbacks from many publish- the House of Beauty, and th association's South Jersey repre- children will model fashions they made themselves at a card party Thursday at 8 p.m. ers at popular prices. program will include mystery sentative, will also speak to PTA members. In the WtHowforook Inn, Fair Haven. Completing plans are, left to right, Mrs. Russell Hostesses will be at Sycamore models and entertainment by The Hallmarks. The film, "The Child Molest FLUTTER-BY FASHIONS modeled by Mrs. Daniel Welch, McCue, chairman; Mrs. Lynn Farnham, tickets, and Mrs. William Murphy, fashions. and Swimming River Schools to- er," will be shown. proceeds will benefit the New Jersey Association for Retarded Children, Monmouth day and Thursday from 1 to left, Fair Haven, *nd Mrs. Carl Degersdorff, Rumson, are. p.m. and tomorrow from 7 to 9 OPERATION HEAD START designs by Mar+i, Locust designer, to be shown Thurs- County Unit. p.m. They will be at Tinton EAST KEANSBURG - John PTA SPEAKERS Falls School tomorrow from 1 Harrison, who organized Opera- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Don- day at a party fashion show in Shadowbrcolc, Shrews- p.m. to 5 p.m. and tonight, to- tion Head Start in the Keansburg ald Hoagland, director, Mon- bury, given by the Middletown Auxiliary to the Bayshore morrow and Thursday nights area, will be the speaker at mouth "County Vocational from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. meeting of St. Catherine's PTA Schools, will speak at a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the parish of the Matawan Regional High BEEF AND CABBAGE hall. A slate of proposed offi- School PTA tomorrow at 8:15 RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A cers will be presented. a.m. in the auditorium of the corned beef and cabbage supper school. All vocational areas of the will be served by the Parent- SPRING FAIR Teacher Organization of Cove HAZLET — The Sycamor school will be open to visitors. Road School April 30 at 6:30 Drive PTA will hold a Sprini These include the machine, p.m. in Raritan Township High Fair on the school grounds Sat- wood and general shops, graphic School. ' urday, May 14, from 11 a.m. t< arts and family living, complete An international theme is 4 p.m. There will be games, with food and sewing areas. planned with each of the 12 large rides, auctions, booths and re During the business portion of tables decorated to represent a freshment centers. the meeting, the PTA will make different country. In charge of Mrs. John P. Ramsay an its presentation of project funds tables are Mrs. Michael Sanse- Mrs. Robert D. Cloward, co for the season. vere, United States; Mrs. chairmen, have named the fol- Mrs. Jack Eisenberg, chair- Charles Chuva, Japan; Mrs. Jo- lowing committees:, Mrs. Morton man of the nominating commit- seph Morales, Mrs. George Ems- Feigenbaum, art show; Mrs. tee will present the slate of of- lie and Mrs. James Naughton, James G. Barr, plants and ficers for next year and elec- Holland; Mrs. Victor Fezio, En shrubs; Mrs. Carlton I. Jessup, tions will follow. gland; Mrs. Richard Flagg, handmade articles; Mrs. Earn- France; Mrs. Robert Delany, est F. Foster, auction; Mrs. Ben- NOMINEES Ireland; Mrs. Frank Schivano, nett V. McLaughlin, food booth; MATAWAN TOWNSHIP—Mrs. Italy; Mrs. Leo Moran and Mrs. Mrs. Louis Monte and Mrs. Har- Thomas Fragrasso, Mexico; Howard Falick and Mrs. Stanley old Baker, publicity; Mrs. Rich Johnson have been nominated Mrs. Harry Fahy, Scotland; Mrs. ard Fuller, refreshments; Mrs Alfred Frank, Germany, and Richard D. Wagner, games; John for the office of president of the Mrs. Lawrence Thygesen, Swit- Hazzard, tickets; Mrs. Salvatore Strathmore School Parent-Teach- zerland. A musical program will Orlando, white elephants; Mrs er Organization. : "WOMAN'S WORLD OF FASHION" — Theme of the St. Leo's Rosary and Altar Nominations were presented by F Society luncheon and fashion show provides the subject of members as they complete the nominating committee at a meeting Wednesday. c arrangements for the event. Left to right, Mrs. Edward Gieseke, 164 Riverbrook Ave., Instructor in Russian The slate includes Mrs. Irwin TISSUE PAPER FLOWERS in vibrant Mexican colors co-chairman of tickets; Mrs. Fred Merriman, 9 Roma Ct., ticket chairman; Mrs. Robert Forman and Mrs. James Ewing, were designed by Mrs, Irving T. Bar+iett, Middletown, Stansfield, 178 Manor Pkwy., reservations chairman, all of Lincroft. Fashions from for program vice president; Mrs. Lawrence Turk and Mrs. to decorate the tables at the Bayshore Hospital benefit Flora, Red Bank, will be shown at Hie luncheon slated for April 23 at 12:30 in To Address Alumnae Philip Rothman, ways and means Thursday. The larger-than-life blossoms were made by Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Mrs. Raymond Yanni is chairman. MIDDLETOWN — Dr. Luba vice president; Mrs. Bennett Mrs. Bartlett and her committee. Halat Kawalski, instructor In Dworkis and Mrs.- Theodore Russian at Douglass College, will Elder, corresponding secretary; be guest speaker at the spring Mrs. John Chappell and Mrs. meeting of the Monmouth Coun- Karl Zuckerman, recording sec- [Jane Hogan Wed to DA. Harkey ty Alumnae of Douglass tomor- retary; Mrs. Marvin Krieger Five Episodes Planned

row at 8 p.m. in the home of and Mrs. William Phelan, trea "** * • FREEHOLD — St. Rose of mony, after which a receptlo Mrs, Harkey, a registered Mrs. William Marvin, Jr., 245 surer. Mrs. David Stuliff was Lima Catholic Church was the was held in the Gaslite Restau- nurse supervisor of infirmary at Kingfisher Dr., in the Oak Hill nominated from the floor for the letting here Saturday for the Tant, Lakewood. Church organ- the Child Care Center at Farm section of Middletown. office of treasurer. In Party Fashion Show marriage of Miss Jane Roslyn ist was Mrs. Donald Cusson ingdale, is a 1963 graduate of Dr. Kawalski, who is herself Hogan to Donald Arthur Harkey, Freehold. Freehold Regional High School, Elections will take place at a MIDDLETOWN — "In Party she went along. Her assistant! a graduate of Douglass, has meeting in May. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Je- Mr. Hogan gave his daughtei and a 1965 graduate of Mon- Fashion," a fashion show incor- and apt pupils were her' own , traveled in Russia and will porating table settings, acces- daughter-in-law, Mrs. Irving Bart- rome Harkey, 90 Bannard St. in marriage. She wore a floor- mouth Medical Center School of speak on "Russia Today." Nursing, Long Branch. sories and hostess fashions, will lett, Jr., Rumson, and Mrs* T. T. The bride is the daughter o length gown of peau de. soic Dr. Kawalski formerly taught Presbyterians fashioned with a loijg-sleevei be presented- Thursday at 12:30 Akin and Mrs. George Hart, both William Richard Hogan, 532 Mr. Harkey, who is employed at Bryn Mawr College where she p.m. in Shadowbrook, Shrews- of Middletown. Aldrich Rd., Farmingdale, and bodice of Chantilly lace, and ar with New Jersey" Natural Gas received her MA and PhD, and Meet Thursday A-line skirt. A tiara of match bury, by the Middletown Auxil- Mrs. William Peters is chair- the late Mrs. Jane Joan Hogan. Company, Long Branch, ir an also taught in the Slavic Work- MATAWAN — The Monmouth ing lace and crystals secured hei iary to Bayshore Community man of the fund-raising , event, Rev.-John B. Szymanski offi- alumnus of Freehold Regiona! shop at Indiana University dur- Presbyterian Society will hold its three-tier veil and she carried Hospital. and Mrs. Gabriel Molnar, New- ciated at the double ring cere- High School, class of 1961. He ing the summers of 1963-1965. 41st annual meeting Thursday in cascade of white orchids, rose: man Springs Rd., Lincroft, la in attended Pennsylvania Military She was the recipient of the Na- the Matawan Presbyterian Five "episodes," all in co-ordi and pompon daisies.' charge of tickets. '-,.'. NOW INTERVIEWING FOR College at Chester, and Rider tional Defense Fellowship from Church, Rt. 34, from 10 a.m. nated colors, will be shown — a JUNE ASBURY PARK CLASS Miss Carol Ruprecht, Rosell College, Trenton. 1959 to 1962 and has received to 3 p.m. The program of in- children's birthday party, a pool Park, was maid of honor. Als( grants by the International Uni- picnic, a patio party, an infor- The couple are on a wedding versity Committee on Travel spirational and educational na- attending the bride were Mrs ture, is open to all women. Those mal dinner and a dinner-dance. Joseph Hogan, Groveville, sister- trip to the Pocono Mountains, Grants. Accessories and settings will be Pa. They will reside in the attending are asked to bring their diet can't in-law of the bride, and Mis: The meeting is open to Doug- Dr. Luba Kawalski box lunches. Beverages will be by the Viscardi Shop, Fair Ha- Madison VHI Apartments in ven, and hostess gowns in create a Linda Irons, Freehold. All wore lass alumnae, students, friends . provided. Lakewood. and members of their families. geometric patterns and hot colors maize floor-length sheath gowns of the Rumson beautiful with matching crepe stoles, To Honor Nurse The women ivill be shown by Marti (Mrs. maize flower headpieces and car- Presbyterian Church will give a Bruce Huber), Locust designer. At BPW Dinner choral reading of the Book of shape . . ried cascade bouquets. The hon Vibrant Mexican colors will be We will train you to quillfy (or th» or attendant's arrangement wa; RED BANK - Mrs. Margaret Jonah. but the pjyins poiilioni.For > niort ttcure Installation of the newly- repeated in masses of larger- uture ind i arm withjiigher Income of tangerine carnations, yello Ryder of Everett will be honored than-life tissue paper flowers opportunities contact us todiy. roses and daisies, and the twc by the combined Business and elected officers will be by the other attendants carried tanger synodical president, Mrs. J. G. used as table centerpieces. The BODY- Professional Women's Clubs of flowers were made by Mrs. ine roses and carnations. Monmouth County as their choice Lambert. ASBURY PARK 588-1440 There will be a panel discus- Irving T. Bartlett, Kings Hwy., MENLO PARK LI M250 for "Woman of the Year." The Middletown, who began by choos- Shrinkers TRENTON EX 1-5054 James Harkey, Bayville, was award will be presented at a sion on the theme "Extending Not offllioM with any othtCMon- best man for his brother. Ush- the Mission of the Church." Par- ing tissue paper as her medium CAN! mouth County School. public affairs dinner Thursday in because of the beauty of the ers were Joseph Hogan, at home, the American Hotel, Freehold. ticipants will include Rev. Call today for brother of the bride, and William Francisco San. Fiel, Mrs. James colors, then discovered there D. Hogan, Groveville. Mrs. Ryder, a past president Griffin, Mrs. Raymond DeRidder, were no instructions available fof complete details Prompt Service! charter member and honorary Mrs. King E. Gould and Miss making flowers in that material. member of the Red Bank Busi- Lois Montgomery.1 Mrs. Clarence She went ahead with the project, ness and Professional Women's B. Davenport will be the modera- using the trial and error method, Club, was the first nurse to serve tor. and evolved her own patterns as on seven-day duty at Riverview Forty-two Presbyterian Hospital. She still is active in churches are members of the so- nursing, community affairs and 25TH ANNIVERSARY ciety. The women's groups are RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. (Frte Portfng) club participation. known as United Presbyterian 111 Eenl Niwmon Patsy Schlpani, 2 Riverside Ave., Sprlngi Road D. Louis Tonti, executive di- Women (UPW). Mrs. R. W. May,celebrated their 25th wedding an- (NMt la A*P) Miss Mimi rector of the New Jersey High- will preside. niversary Saturday with an in- 747-MM way Authority, will be guest formal family gathering in their announces that speaker. There also will be en- Nuptials TSke Place home. • tertainment. DEPENDABLE WORK "Miss Phyllis" In Danish Church \ IY OUR EXPERTS MATAWAN — Announcement is now on her staff at Play for Children is made of the marriage of Miss DONT PUSH! COLTS NECK - A perfor- Karen Christof fersen,- daughter of There's plenty of roam Inside for Mai son de Mimi SPRINGTIME ON THE RIVER — Middletown Township mance of the children's play, Mr. and Mrs. Frode Christoffer- "Aladdin," produced by the sen, Hjorring, Denmark, toj everyone ... no matter how many REUSSILLES' Beauty Salon Auxiliary to Riverview Hospital are sponsors of a lun- Brielle Little Theater, will be Mogens Pedersen, Sutton Dr.,! are in the picture, it can be framed Matawan. He is the son of Knud by... in LITTLE SILVER cheon-card party tomorrow at noon in the Navesink sponsored by the Colts Neck Country Club, Middletown. Mrs, C. Leeds Mitchell, Jr., Auxiliary of the Greater Free- Pedersen of Copenhagen, Den-I 36 BROAD ST. mark, and the late Mrs. Peder- That Little Old Frame Maker 747-4798 Red Bank, chairman, works out the details of the theme mld Area Hospital Saturday at RED BANK lil a.m. in the Cedar Drive sen. "Springtime on the River" with her vice chairman, Mrs. School here. Tickets may be pur- The ceremony took place Satur- Albert Rogers, New Monmouth, center, and Mrs. William :hased at the door. Mrs. Law- day in the Danish Church in LOU COOPER SATURDAY DAY CAMP GROUP Whitfe, also New Monmouth, itfcket chairman, ence Marguardt and Mrs, Rob-Brooklyn Heights, N. Y. The !rt Brass are co-chairmen. couple will reside in Matawan. 483 SHREWSIURY AVE. 747.1975 SHREWSBURY BOYS « TO 1J YEARS Enter Aay Saturday Starting AptU 2nd to June lllh t—t EXPERT COACHING INSTRUCTIONS IN , , . HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S CAN YOU HEAR ME ALEX? • Basketball • Bowling • Golf We believe calling us for reservations MONMOUTH MEATS ... AND OTHER ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES 110 MOD. St. 13 Main St. Branch Av«. • Indoor Ploy Am • IndUrlduolly Instructed by Coach Oui Vllloplono, Special Bedding Section . . . Red lank lotontown UtHe Sllvar Director ol Athlotict and Phyilcol Director Aibury Pork High School, is what Mr. Bell had in mind... and Stuff ot Export CoochM. • 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 5 SATURDAY ENROLLMENTS $20.00 NORTH JERSEY SHORE TRAVEL AGENTS ASSN. Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- American Travel Agency Lawlaur Travel Agency TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED—For Information, Call . . . tresses and boxsprings from famous makers 775-8100 842-2227 FREEZER SPECIAL! 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Braun, first vice jership in the club. in the school auditorium. president; Mrs. Payson W. Irj- Installation of new officers will prl»»j-;and Mrs. William Badeck In the cast are Betty Cusick, man, seoend vice president; Mrs. ie by Mrs. Edna Chase, fifth er, refreshments. Carolyn Lopes, Maureen Cannon, Joha R; Keilt, third vice presi- istrict vice .chairman, at a tea Pat Brennan, Janet Smith,' Gary dent; Mrs. Gustave J. Freret, .lay 2 at 1 p.m. in the club- Tickets are available fron Conte, Tom Ryan, Noel Pellini, recording secretary; Mrs. Arthur louse. area wptains or (rom Mrs. Ma Dominic Lupjco, Jim Beatty. hon. Proceeds of the event wi N. Fonskov, treasurer, and Mrs. Miss Susan Sensemann, a ju- George R. Schneider, retiring Judi Pellizzi and' Kris go to the Marianite Sisters o jlor at Red Bank High School, Jack DeGenita Is director.. ;the Holy Cross who teach at S president, trustee. m named as the club's delegate Benedict's School. Mrs. Lyman awarded pins to the 20th annual Citizenship Miss Maureen A. Bolz Miss Rosemary E. E?cbelt>ach institute at Douglass College in Tune. Auxiliary Mrs. Arthur A. Kurrasch, wel 'are chairman, announced that WHY PAY Announce Engagements 1100 was given to Rlverview Hos To Sponsor lital toward a nursing scholar- MORE? /l/\oNrc.oi*rnY SOUTH AMBOY — Announce- RED BANK — Announcement hip fund. ment is made by Mr. and Mrs.is made by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Federation events in which club WARD Edwin A. Bolz, 106 Washington O. Eschelbach, 9 Pearl St., oLuncheof n members are participating Ave., of the engagement of their the engagement of their daugh- MHXDLETOWN — "Spring, lude the Fifth District Spring daughter, Miss Maureen Ann ter, Miss Rosemary E. Eschel- time on the River" Is the theme Conference April 26 in Button- Bolz, to Michael Donald Sterin- bach, to Paul E. Gleitz, son ofof a luncheon and card party to rood Manor, Matawan, at which TIRE sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Robert Foy, 18 Gayle St., be sponsored by the Middletown he South Amboy Woman's Club Sterinsky, 66 Washington Ave. New Monmouth, formerly of Township Auxiliary to River- ill be host club; dedication Miss Bolz, a graduate of StNewark. , and the late Paul E. view Hospital tomorrow in the:eremonles May 1 of the new ROTATION Gleitz. Get the moit wear and Mary's High School, South Am Navesink Country Club torth eheadquarters of NJSFWC on the mileage out of all your boy, is a technical clerk at Bell The engagement was solera benefit of the hospital building Douglass College campus In New Telephone Laboratories, Holm- nized at St. James Catholic fund. Srunswick, and the convention tlrei by having them prop- SHIP SHAPE faihiortt from Sean Roebuck Store are del. Church Easter Sunday by Rev Generals chairman is MrsHa. y 11-May 14 In Atlantic City. erly rotated. Tires checked Mr. Sterinsky, an alumnus of William A. Anderson, after which Chauncey L. Mitchell, Jr., asAttendin- g the convention as dele- thown by Sandra Bauer, 38 Lincoln Ave., Keansburg, MIDDLETOWN for cuts, bruises. Matawan High School and Newa family dinner party was held sisted by Mrs. Albert Rogers, gates will be Mrs. Lockwood and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bauer, wearing a red, Rt. 31 ead New MMmwirii ltd. Brunswick IBM and Secretarial in the bride-elect's home. auxiliary president. Committee ilrs. Braun. Alternates chosen white and blue waffle pique outfit, while Brian Straub, ONLY School, is a computer service op- Miss Eschelbach, a 1965 gradu chairmen are Mrs. William Witte tre Mrs. Charles 0. Reid and 49 Bray Ave., Eait Kearuburg, ton of Mr. and Mrs. NEW SHREWSBURY erator at Bell Telephone Labora ate of Red Bank Catholic High and Mrs. James Ronaldson, tick' tire. Joseph E. Carroll. . at *r. M tories, Holmdel. He is a mem-School, is a freshman at Newark et reservations; Mrs. George A covered dish luncheon wil Mahlon Straub, wear* a yellow and black crew neck . • Lecafedlii ber of the U.S. Naval Reserve. City Hospital School of Nursing,T. Barnard, Jr., and Mrs. Fred- e held April 28 in the clubhouse shirt with black tlacks. The children will participate in a Aiinttc S«p# raara 00 where she was capped Thursday. erick Goble, tables; Mrs. James by the welfare department. A RUMMAGE SALE fatbion show to be given by the board of trustees and SHREWSBURY Mr. Gleitz, a 1963 graduate ofMitchell and Mrs. Frank Wald the general meeting May 20 in 1° NAVESINK — All Saints Epis- man, gifts; Mrs. Ronaldson, ISOIroodSt. the clubhouse, featured speaker Women's Guild of Bay shore Community Church in the copal Churchwotnen will hold a Middletown Township High School, is employed by Sheet publicity; Mrs. Chauncey Mit- will be a handwriting analyst. church hall, 185 Ocean Ave., East Keansburg, Thursday ALL WHEELS rummage sale Saturday from chell, posters. The club's choral group also will 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in theMetal Products, Newark. He is : an active member of the New Chairmen of special commit- entertain. «t 8. p.m. Moutouth Shopping Center Parish House, Monmouth Ave. lotoilowi Circle Jersey National Guard, Free tees are Mrs. F.R. Johnson, Mrs. Mrs. Walter Matthews is chair hold. George E. Gere and Mrs. Rob- man of the event. ert Smith. • THEATER TRIP OtHer general committee mem- MIDDLETOWN - The Womber- s are Mrs. Paul R. Smith, uScorr • LATERAL & an's Club is sponsoring a buMrss . Calvin Ohlsen, Mrs. Rod- DRY WELL trip to the Papermill Playhouse, ney Plimpton, Mrs. Walter John- CESSPOOL Millburn, tomorrow for the matson, Mrs. Louis R. Schreiner, SERVICE CONSTRUCTION inee performance of "Oliver!" Mrs. Vernon Cano and Mrs Mrs. Philip Materia is chairman Morgan Knapp. Cenpeeli • Sepffe Tanks • BACK-HOE of reservations for the trip which fampcd and Cltoiwd DIGGING is open to non-members.. INSTALLATION LUNCHEON The garden department will OAKHURST — The Shore Area hold a coffee hour Wednesday, Women's Republican Club will CHARLES H. WILSON May 18, in the home of Mrshol. d a luncheon in Paul Sam Hugh Porter. peri's-RestSiirarit, Asbury Cir- 3* PEACH STREET Oncc-in-a-bluemoon My! cle, tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. In- NSW SHREWSBURY 741-1846 Sell Fast! 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J , April 19,1968 TOE DAILY REGISTER It's Home and Rest for Arnie, While Gay Is Headed for Dallas LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — for the $85,000 Dallas Open, Bucking 35-mile-an-hour winds Palmer admittedly played it Palmer and Brewer traded By Hy Cunningham Arnold Palmer flew home for a which starts Thursday. and * sandstorm, Palmer took safe on the last hole and went birdies for the first four holes, but Palmer took a lead of two rest in his Pennsylvania home Palmer won his second straight a two-stroke lead after the first over par with a bogey five. But — Tonu Slver (60) One-mile Bob Byron (RBC), top scorer was Credle with nine' James G. Growney, executive secretary-treasurer. among a field of 78 competitors. the 2^0-yard individual medley, olH-W.sooj clnut-l S rn.i M • I., 100yd. daah—U OlUe Ware (TB) Thomps points. • Her time of 55.4 seconds tied the clocking 2:23.5 as compared to a-fireei Fire 113 S. HIU (BB), 3. Smith (BB). Time rime: 4:M.S. Bally. Sana*] liu 10.8. Two-mile—1. Oary Beach (RBC), J. On the girls' track scene, Arthur E. Robinson, Jr., a 1957 graduate of listed record for the 13—Wjewc- the national record of 2:17.6. Appealed 113 220-yd. daah—1. Ware (TB). I. (till Greco (PB), 3. Mou (BBC). Time ; Tlilah (BB), 3. Smith (BB). Time: :».7. 10:33.*. Mater Del High, coached by Mrs.> Rutgers University and for the past five years head old age group. That time, says Shore Aquatic Club's 400-yard Caiilno Jack 113 440-yd. dash—1. PM1 Dora >. Haynun (RB), 3. Barone (RB), PB), t. llarvle (FB), 3. Drayton lleart Warner 113 Time: J:H.0. BBO). Time: 1*0.7. mouth Regional's cinders. ;• football staff at Princeton University. He re- at the Garden State Swim Club, »*H»*H » clot.l ; 44-OT J • I. Shot put—1. Bob DeVoto (PB), I. The Seraphs, who are led by ,, Over Peru, 63-51 Warm, || One-mile run—1. Ben Stranti (TR), Shaffer (PB), 3. Coyne (RBC). DU- places Robert F. Casciola, who joined the coaching Berkely Heights. NaiU >. Felnukl (TB), 3. Btlemcle (TR). lance: 4>'3". defending state hurdles and i The team, made up of Mark mural Flow lit Time: 8:10.0. Dluut-L Mike Vfalih (PB), I. I)li- staff at Dartmouth College. SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Thi Uood M Oraea lit Two-mile—1. Oeorie Oberle (TR), 'row (PB), 3. Coyne (RBC). Dlitance broad jump champion Mary Ann :,. United States completed a three- Roy, backstroke, Middletown; AUbl Lane 1U I. O'CoaneU (RB), ). Jonei (RB). IM'0". Mulheisen, a sophomore, also One of the good looking two-year-olds to be raced El»ht lip Tlmei HiM.4. Hlth Jump—1. Bruce llarvle (FB) game first round sweep in the Curt Colby, New Shrewsbury, Mr. Snowman MOryard hlih hurdle*—I. (lie) Scott Schriber (PB), 3. Hume (PB), have a rugged opponent Friday 1'eto 1U Twin (RB). Gunlher JleUra (TR), by Mis. Milton Erlanger of Oakhurst, on the New Jer- World Basketball championships breaststroke; Ken Winfleld, Little 3. llalncha (TR). Time: ill.*. Height: PB". in Matawan Regional, which 1 Pole vault—1. Bemle Kelfher (RBC) last night with a 63-51 victory Silver, butterfly, and Bobby Na- lM-yd. law hnrdlm—1. Al Cradle (tie) Bendli (FB), niddle (RBC). gave Red Bank Catholic a JO-UJih sey circuit this season, is Back in Paris, a Carry Back Haelaro 1U [RB), 1. Horton (BB). 3. HeDanleU over Peru. gle, Rumson, freestyle, was BB). Time: lIl.S. Height: 10'«". time last week. That DWeffU ,. filly. Back In Paris is a bright prospect for the two- alar.] MI lu Javelin—I. BUI Schroeder (PB), 1. slated at Middletown Township Bobby Rascoe and Kendal timed in 3:55 to win a tight race. iln and It Slut put—1. Carl Ratio (TR), 1. Mlcola (PB), 3. CUIlella (RBC). Dil- Another winner at the meet Brow tiroolc in CaliUa (BB), 3. Carlone (RB). DU- utee: MO'0". High. • ', year-old fillyWents fit Garden State Park in the spring Rhyne, both of Bartlesville, Nadcbelle » tanoe: I3'0". Broad Jump—1, Itich Sorlero (PB), meeting which opened Saturday. Okla., led the Americans with was Peggy Pingitore, first in the 1'oly Bu Dlicu.—1. Bob Carlone (RB), 1. De.mond (RBC), 3. Flaherty (RBC); 11-12 50-yard butterfly (30,8) and rteel r loner 1111 iverlano (TR), i. Batto (TR). Dli ilitancei IB'7". (See BYRON, Page 8) '• M, 14 and 12 points respectively. Tatul III tanee: 131'a". third in the 50-yard breaststroke. in uounty lit Hlrlih jump—. . 1. (lie. ). Credit, He_..i_ Harold Sergent, also of Battles- tacnanllnf Ml» 118 Oamble (RB), 3. Mellen (TB). Helihli WORLD'S LARGEST EDBE T0WIN4, ROAD TUT, ville, had 11. Terrl Schulz of Belford clocked Torre La Vef a 111 rS". TREE INSPICTION the same time as the winner, 29.9, »m-vs,m> aiw.i • I. role vault—1. Jim Dudley (BR>, 1. The United States, which Joins Honor Brllhl Heehan (TB), 3. Haiuon (TB). llelihti in finishing second in the 10 and TopHrenea m Best Service AUTOMATIC •00 six other teams in the final round under 50jyard freestyle. The time Lovejoy in Javelin—1. Tom (Jnlnleru (TB), 1. ' M'l of the tourney starting tomor- MameUwaa m MeMnUen (RB), 3. Battow (RB). Dl.- - h broke the old state record of 30.5 Utaly DoU m Untet JOO'T'. TRANSMISSION ALL MAKBI OK CAM row, opened an early I0-poinl seconds, held for three years by Ironhlre in Broad Jump—I. Ware (TB), I. lull Best Quality NoNR HIBHIR lead but Peru cut it to five Han Tumble U> (BB), J. Urldln (RB). Dlilanoet l»'l Inclinta rwmvlng/ tflt- Cathy Corcione. Miss Schulz also SPECIALISTS 32-27 at the half. relit rallaa "lit PI. Boro (WM)-B. B. CalhollO (43Vi) nwnHlnj, thorough Imaee- placed fourth in the 50-yard fait Start no lOt-yd. duU-L Clary Johruoa (PB), Best Price wwnm HOT and oil arractlva e» Then the Peruvians rallied In backstroke on a 37.7 effort. Uetllny Day nit Bord (PB), 1. Ma»«iU (BBC). liniments. My Apollo in Time: U0.5. Frank Porter'$ •UAtANHI the second half and tied the game Connie Mach, Little Silver, con- BUM labla 118 »o-yd. daah—I. Oary Johnion (PB), AAMCO Ottn I a.m. ft I p.m. twice, the last time at 41-41 with tinued to show improvement, Coek ol North 1. Manelll (BBC), 3. Bud (PB). AVAILAMJ r lfli. NEWMAN tPRINOI lime: IX3.T. IASYCRIDIT TRANSMISSIONS RIO BANK—Call M2-UM six minutes remaining. :urning in an excellent- time of «o-yd. daih—l. •Of RollrMd Al*. 37.S to place third in the 10 and Houssfl Hunting! It's open lea- IBBO), I. Fttheriy (HBO), 3?*»Sue? Red Bunk Tire CQ« (!f> Atfwry I»U«-«H 7T44M PB)B). Time: iSJ.I. SHREWSBURY AVENUE , 747-3404 Sell Futt The Daily Register Under backstroke. She freestyled MM in tin Daily Register Classi- •M-yd•Md . run—11. JJohn tr (HBO), >n iMday thru Friday—• to i pjn.s Sat. to 3 pjm. Cluiifled. 50 yard* in 32-S to plac* sixth. fied now. *•H 'C/,1 'It rm W, Lion Golfers Eclge Buccos by Stroke Red Bank almost knocked Mid- son Regional defeated Central Earning individual points for the match. point, both with Xs. dletown Township from the un- Regional, 3-1; Ocean Township Middletown were, Paul Wagner Tom Petraglia fired his second Four golfers — Al Widcf <4S), defeated ranks in golf yesterday, routed Southern Freehold, 13-2; (44) and Steve Parcell (52), while straight 38 to pace Henry Hudson Carlos Garcia (51), Dennfe Nuc- but failed by a single stroke. Matawan Regional earned its Don Steel (45) and Bob Pingitore to its victory over Central. Jack cio (53) and Steve Leventoa (54) The teams were deadlocked at first victory of the season with (52) got Red Bank's points. Ahern's 47 and Jay Keyser's 51 — all earned two points each for 2-all after the golfers had com- a 9-3 decision over Madison Town- Rumson-FH and Pt. Beach earned the Admirals their other Matawan. Lou Vargas got the NEW BRUNSJUrtfk - D a v e pleted their rounds. Middletown ship; St. Rose downed Freehold could not be separated as both two points. other with a 53. \ GBA'g junior varsity broke Regional, S'/^-l'/S; Neptune won teams compiled team scores of Andy DeSarno's 40 and Gary D'Alonzo and T?d Ancmon -com- open a 1-1 tie with three runs in was awarded its third consecutive Neptune's RUss Walling, who bined tojitriit CSA'g batters to victory when the final tabulations two matches in a triangular 195 at the Rumspn Country Club. Siciliano's 43 each earned three finished with a 43, drove the 301- the fifth inning to defeat St. Pe- match at Jumping Brook — de- Keith McHenry and Greg Galbavy points for Ocean in its victory lour hits yesterday as St. Pe- ter.s jayvees, 4-1. found the Lions with 203 team yard first hole at Jumping Brook, strokes and Red Bank with 204. feating Shore Regional and Toms earned one point apiece for the over So. Freehold. Allen Thomas ter's defeated the Colts, 5-2. Singles by Lou Ru&io and Bill In other matches, Rumson-Falr River by identical 4-0 scores — Bulldogs with scores of 48 and 47, picked up one point for the Reb- but missed a 10-foot putt for an CBA, winlesj In three starts, Glading, a double by Skip Bott and Shore defeated Toms River, respectively. Point's Greg Jenkin- els with Dan Cramer and Rich eagle. He settled tor a birdie •cored ;it» tWo rum In the top Haven Regional and Point Pleas- and Bill Hogan's sacrifice fly pro- 3-1. son shot a 41 for low score of Johnson each won one-half a three. of the third Inning. Bill Thomas duced the three runs in the de- ant Beach tied at 2%; Henry Hud- led off'the session with a home cisive fifth inning. yesterday'* Reiultt OTHERS Ft. Beach.<>*> So. Freehold (t) Bin VaiiNoitrnd ...... (1 > Mlddletowa 3,< Bed Bank I CBA •••— ——-.... -....'— tint Jenklnaoii : 41 (1) Steve gmllh (S) Dennis Hill (1 ) run for the first tally. The other Russo was the winning chuck- BamaoD-FH 1 walked,, went to second on an It was the third straight win Matawan B, ,»ladj«on Twp. 1 Mlddletown (3) Rtefc Jehuon Bob Smalser M error, was sacrificed to third by without a loss for the CBA ju- Mike Toscano SI. Hoie Hi, freehold Hi JeM Cov» -4» Mike Connar (»> Neptune 4, Shore 0 l"aul Wacner ...44 (at Knobb Hill OC> Doof Johanwen M (• > Bill Pane and tallied when the niors. Defending Chamrrfon Neptuna 4, Toma River • Were Parcell (at Colonial Terrace) Matawan (•) Ken Towniend U> 1 STANDINGS Hick Henry Iludion (3) Al Wllka « (»> St. Peter'*'jh^tstop dropped the Tom PetraiM* , _ .38 W h T Carlo. Garcia 81 («> (at Jumping Brook) ball whe'n p»ul Christopher, who Jeff itoti - t8 LOU VUIH - 83 (1) Neptune 4, Hhore n iliddletown 1 ...... 3 ' -47 had walked, stole second. Ocean Twp. (4-0-1) ._».. ...3 Red Bank (I) Jack Ahemh' ' _ Dermll Nncclo 53 Neptune 4, Toms River 0 Neptune .,„ :.....$ DOB Steel »—..„ —~.... —45 lay • K«»er .: Sieve Lwenaoa M (I) t Shore 3. Toim River 1 St. Peter1* took'.the lead' for Jim Devlne ~. 48 . Central (1) Howard SeUacer *J. (») V NeptaM Riverview Golf Central J .-...: j..* Terry Bennett — .59 Cartll Kerop , • Madlton Twp. (3) Buss Walllnx _ _.4J Tall ..... ,~—,. Z good in „ jthej, fourth .with three Bob Plnfltore _- _..5J Mike Moran () rete Knoch B« (0) Dick Davli „.« .akewood" (3-1)"""- - * Weve MarlU -,- l (0) Steve Fhelpi ..... HI <«> Dennla Walter* _ r— ...44 runs on iKwalk, three singles Hhore ' . . - 3 104 (0) Oary Craiuton I <0) Tom McColloort B3 -—... _ 1 and a baifc. A pair of runs in the Mike Flnnerly ....4S RM Bank ' __'...« Bob Kelly —,.»» winner's, icoriiigi Pel* Johnion - 48 Andy DeSarno 40 (3 .) io% Farcale ~. t* Freehold (0-J) 1 - .0 (at Sprint Meadow) Mike Farcale ..M Ho. Freehold (01) — 0 Keith MoHenr? ._ —: .48 Gary Mclllaao. _, r,—« (3 ) Ancniton/got credit for the win RUMSON — The third annual Expecting a huge field, Orex Galbavy Don Burke ,..__J i_._4» (I ) St. Roie (3Vi) Totni River after relieving D'Alonzo with one Rumion-FH (0-3-1) - 0 Howie Werner „ J» (JW Joe Mlleler <3 < ) Jim Weaver Rlverview Invitational GoH Tour- the committee has scheduled two Torna River • .>....—» —..0 2 0 John Gambert SO (H) Chuck Averr _. ong Branch ' ...... 0 3 0 1*5 Vie Scot* — M (»M) out In- th» third, inning. He naiment is scheduled here at Rum- shot-gun starts, one at 9 a.m. blanked T « T I D I I gatta is a three race series, two ca Byorick, hurdler Eileen C»A 001 030 0-4 being held Saturday and one on Vacancies Exist •t. Pattr'a 001 000 0—1 Crowe, shot put and discus SB—KohUupp. Woodward, Bott Sunday. throwers Valery Lahi», Coleen Stuart Anderson of Buffalo, In Boating Class Fleming, Maggie Chanowitz and N.Y., last year's winner, is ex- Mary Tortoriello, broad jumper RED BANK - The VS. Coast A.I.FOYT Redskins Sign pected to be back to defend his Kathy McGowan, distance^ run- title. Other top skippers expected Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 22, held past winner of the Thunderbolt to compete are Bob Seidelmann its first class in Basic Seaman- ners Pat Stewart and Florence Indianapolis "500" Flynn, high jumpers Barbara En- 2 Specialists of Moorestown, the 1986 and four- ship and Small Boat Handling and dozens of HIGH PERFORMANCE T]RE TESTH) FOR 600 MILK AT OVER 120 MJ.H. gelbrect, Linda Pettit, Karen other auto races. WASHINGTON (AP) - The time winner of the St. Petersburg last week at the Monmouth Boat Washington Redskins of the Na- (Fla.) Midwinter Championships; Fisher and Mary Ann Lemmons Club, Marine Park. and the 880-yard relay quartet of BY A.d FOYl ONE OF AMERICA'S TOP RACING DRIVERS! tional Football League announced Thunderbolt ic not a racing tire, but i premium quality tin for yesterday the signing of two The classes will be held each Pai''Young, Irene Gorman, Kathy young defensive specialists, both HawkGolfers Thursday ;at 8; p.m.* until Jum Kearns and Miss Stewart. twtm tafety it all hlghwiy apeeda... all caw. of whom scored touchdowns on 2. They are given to the public Red Bank Catholic is still • kVtMHhlkan Tnfsjm robber and sxfrs-strong t-T nylon I fof the prpmptiofLof greater safe- Intercepted passes in the final witjhou}. Jhe. seryipes ofj^tar' Pat - • Buflt to dtlivtr «xtii trsctlen, rain or shine I game of the 1965 season., ty in Wting. The "members of Thorpe, who Is sidelined because The players are Tommy Wal- MONTCLAIR — Monmouth the class completing'the course of an automobile accident. She ters, a ft-foot-2, 199-pound safety, College's golfers blasted away successfully. will receive official is; being kept out of meets as a SPECIAL OFFER! and Rickje Harris, 6-foot, 182- to a 17VJ-VS victory over Bloom- Coast Guard certificates. precautionary measure. Mean- pound cornerman, field yesterday on the links of •'&, E. McKeige, public educa while, Carojee Goodnough, Kar- Walters returned an intercept- the Upper Montclair Country tion officer, announced that a en Ptak, Kathy McCabe and Ei- ed pass 63 yards for a touch- Club. number of vacancies still exis leen Greka are' sparking the down 'against Pittsburgh. Har- Tom Riotrowski, Bloomfield, in the class and further registra team. ris, a -rookie last year after mak- picked up the half point for the tion is invited. Those who were ing the club as a free agent, losers, while Joe Phelps was the unable to attend the first ses House Huuntlng! It's open sea- traveled 34 yards for his touch only Hawk golfer to lose a half sion still have time in which to son in the Daily Register Classi- down against Pittsburgh. point. register and complete of course, fied now.

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"GO-FLITE" Middletown's GOLF BALLS Teams Feted • Liquid centers MIDDLETOWN — Middletown Township High School's wrestling • Sharp click of distance and cross country teams were feted by the Middletown Town- • Tough white cover ship Lion's Club at a dinner Umltona sat per customer. Additional s«ts S3.75 each. last week' at MoGuire's Grove. 6.00 x U tubt-typa, 6-ply rating plus tax and Both teams were cited for their 2 rtcappsbt* casings. Othtr SIMS low-priced, tool outstanding records. Trie cross country team repeated last year's record by winning the Shore Con- NO MONEY DOWN! • FREE MOUNTING! • "NO LIMIT GUARANTEE! ference and Monmouth County aOODYIAR NATION-WIDI "NO LIMIT" BUARANTII - No limit an championships. month!. •_ No limit on mliea . No limit •> to roada -No limit M to District 23 and Shore Confer- I Ilia pi tha triad • All New Goodytar Auto ence championships were won by alnst dtfactt In workmamhlp and materials >. .x...t npiinbit puncture* • Auto tlrat the wrestling team. im th« road haiard portion of this '-"- "id«r this jtuinntaa, my of Athletic director Arnle Truex, more than 80,000 Coodya«rd«aler« In the• UnltsdStaUUnited StaUi and CanadCanadaa cross country coach Mik« Sftiser THE OAECTV iiiMnBri rmiDAMV *H makaallowtnca on a nawtlrabaied on original tra»dd»Pfh S- and wrestling coach Richard Kle- 1 SAPBTY-MIIVOCU COMPANY malnlnt and Qoodvur-s printed "CKchann pfle«" curSntitUw va were the .plnclpa] speakers • .. tlmt of sd uitm«n(, not on th« hl|h«r "do TriS»ln fries". •t the event.- ' •• •

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Clean, Price $300. 54: LAWN MAINTENANCE surance experience preferred, but not 4425. with tiy. Periodical end, merit In- feiwS, but we will train if necessary. Good .urting ^rttes. Ex- LOST — Camera. Lelca 35 MM. Fri-ba.lar.iM. 774-9003. Lawns cut, trimmed, fertilized, leaded. a requirement. Oakhurst area-car creases. Employee bonus plan. ' day 4.'15:6 p.m.. New York-Keana FOR QUICK SALE — Willy-Jeep. 194: Reliable service. Call 747-1681. necessary for transportation oiiy. Call cellem company benefits and advancemenropportunlUes. burg Long Branch luis from Ncv 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC 770—Power Miss Calnes - 50 Bute Agency, Inc., York City. Reward. Call 767-5S14. brakes, power steering, fully equipped. Rebuilt engine. $75. GARDEN STATE TREE EXPERTS— Company representative will IntervL. in person or call Mrs. Satzinger, 229-1100, Ext. 326. One year's use. 11,400 787-7693. 741-5709 Complete removal prunelng, and top531-160- 0 applicant! on Wednesday, April 30th ^LOST — Male cat. Apricot and whiti ping. Hauling. Call 257-7201 or 2M-0389. PART TIME — Drug store clerk. Ap- at New JTersey State Employment Of AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER * tiger markings. Altered and front claw;, 1961 CADILLAC — Convertible. Very 195S RED AUSTIN HBALEY — Soil flee 4> E. Front St. Red Bask, be clean. <3,295. McCARthy Chevrolet. top. Radio. New tires. Call er.'ytlme GARDENS PLOWED — TOP SOIL proximately 20 hours per week, eve- removed Wearing biacit collar with nlrfcs and Sat. Call 2234367. tween 1 and 4. E. A. I. bell. Vicinity of Ridge Rd. and Eyca 291-1101. 787-1238. Backhoe. Bulldozing. Ceptle tank work. Ben Bryan, 671-0585. more Line, Rumfion - Fair Haven LINCOLN 1963 — Continental Sedan. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — Blue. In goo INSURANCE EXPERIENCE — Gen- No tee charged MONMOUTH PARKWAY WK8T U>N3 Children's pet. II lout.u call Micheli Factory air. Pull power 114.50 DOWN, condition. Good tires, JSSO, Call 781 SMITH GARDEN & LAWN SERVICE eral office. Part time. Call For Information call 642-3527. 8421SS0. H4.5O per week, BONDEAU AUTO 9600. Complete 747-5954 Service 542-1700 An Equal Opportunity Employer, SALES. 774-6700. WEEKLY OR MONTHLY RATES HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MAUE LOST—MUSH SETTER Naveslnk 1965 FORD OALAXIE 500-Hard-lop. PART-TIME SECRETARY — Middle- HANDYMAN — Apartment available. area. Reward. Call CHEVROLET 1963 — Impala two-door Two-door. Automatic, power steering. B. CASSONE — Conorete driveways town Sewerage Authority Office. Send Apply in person, Brookdale Nursing SALESMAN — Ret] Estate. Mutt Its' 291-2«22. hardtop. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS on Priced right (or quick sale. 74W47T and , patios a speolalty. All masonry. resume to E. R. Beecher, 13 Conover Home, Hwy. 35, Hailet. llonstd FuU or put time. Driving! existing balance. 774-9003. Free* estimates. 291-9395. Lane, Red Bank, no later than April account far right min. Clil ITl-»aol- REWARD — Black and whit* cal I960 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE 20th. SERVICE DIVISION — Experienced EXPEDITER altered maJe. Lost In Rumson. 8421964 CORVAIR COUPE — Automatic. New brakes. battery, transmission, FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — All men and helpert. &t*adf work. J6J PARTY CHIEK V-M 1311. $1,295. McOAtfUhy Chevrolet. muffler. Two tops. Snow tires. Musi types of masonry. CHARLES HOWER. BOOKKEEPER — Part time. 9-3. SwimpooJ, 60* Shrewsbury Ave., New iiperlenctd In Subdivision. Tot* ,knf 291-1101 • sell. Asking $450. 74.1-3677. Contractor. Call 747-4471. Paint store. Eatontown area. Reply Shrtwabury, • JR. BUYER Outbound Survey. Call M2-71OO, 1 la I.1 "A.T.." Box 520 Red Bank. PUBLIC NOTICES 1963 DODGE—Two-door hardtop. Auto- 1958 PLYMOUTH — Hardtop. Red CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, GARAGES ESTIMATOR — Experienced in heavy matic transmission. Good condition white. Power steering and powe: — Have truck. Light hauling. Call afte HOUSEKEEPER—Plain cooking, sleep brakes. $125. Call 787-3061, out. Five or B!4 days. Some flexibility EXECUTIVE SECRETARY $6,000 BENEFITS construction and road biUldlngt, K}aa} FOUR PIECfc BAND available (0 Oall for appointment, 741-20S7, artel 3 p.m. 741-2149. *7M002. ••:'.' 3 p.m. ; of hours. Top salary. Near busllr.'e. teeuaxe p&rtlea. dances, etc W1U audi- 1962 CORVAIR MONZA — Epydel LAWN CARE 8ERV1CE — We do ItCaU 7*1-3026 before >:45 a-m. or after OARDBNER — HANDYMAN — TWO' tion. 747-4615. Loaded. Immaculate Safety modifier Experienced. cerebrally competent. Electronic. ir\inuficturer has im- 1964 MONZA COUPE — Automatic. for 10 per cent less arJd 100 per cent 5:30 p.m. Typing and steno required. - m«dli.t» opening for aggreulv* day. pK w.kCl^ Asking $795. Must sell. 842-1466. better. Call after < p.m. 747-1659. WANT TO CONTACT FINDER OF $1,395. McCARlhy Chevrolet. SALESGIRL, — Pull time. For general man , with expediting experi- LEFT HALF of *500 Wine-Cheek. 291-1101 1958 TRIUMPH T.R. 3 — Low mileag BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS — Top soil, selling. Experience preferred but not Call 462-3838 for Interview ence ;. lomi buying background YOU.NQ MAN — Willing to leatti «ho"> Phone 147-OMfl. CADILLAC 1962 — Convertible. Full Clean, excellent mechanical condition till dm, grading, bulldozing, dry wells, necessary. Apply In person to Mr. In electronic component! de- traae. Apply Plx Footwear Co., lMl power. H0.60 DOWN. $10.60 per wee] New brakes. (600. Call 747-1785 oi and backhoe work. Call Charles Dobbs, PlrJiley at KlsUn'a, Front St., Red Char C Worthlngton alr*blf. Rt. 39, Mlddletown. No phone calls, i BONDEAU AUTO SALES. 774-6700. 671-0335. Worthtntton Biochemical Corp. Writ* In confidence to Freehold, N.J, 07738 MALE FACTORY WORKERS — Open*' AUTOMOTIVE MUSTANG 1965 — Hardtop. TAKE 1954 CONVERTIBLE — Buick. Ru COMPLETE UIWN B9RVICB — Lawn WAITRESS — Caramel Restaurant, 29 "A. J.", Box 520, Red Bank Ings In production department. Op-< AUTOS FOR SALE OVER PAYMENTS or) Misting bal- beautifully; rAeeda new top; 1st » repair and fertilizing. Call 842-0714 o: Broad St., Red Bank. Apply in penon porluniUes for good Incentive pay after' ance. 774-9003. tak«s It. 671-2411. 747-3382. for Interview. MUFFLER INSTALLER — At* 20 «hort training. Liberal benejll«.'Apply MBOKANICAL OR ELECTRICAL EN TWO CHBVROLET6 — 1955 two-dooi BOOKKEEPER — Assistant, experi- to 40 full or part-time. Previous ex- ATCO Ceramics Corp., Hwy. M, Kej- 19S3 CHEVROLET—Four-«oor nardtop. 1962 FALCON SEDAN — $695. Mesix cylinder, stick, $100 1958 Norna, perience only. Good working conditions, OlNBEJt with management Incllna' port. Power steering, radio, heater, auto- CARthy Chevrolet. enced. Typing required. Excellent op- Excellent future. Apply In person only. lions awl Interests, to enter company- matic transmission, wbltewall Urea, ex- 29U1101 . station wagon. $235. 222-3759. EMPLOYMENT portunity. New modern offices. 229- familiarisation program for eventua TRUCK DRIVER — Full and p*rrt)roi., 9400 Midas Muffler Shop. 450 Hwy, 35, Mld- cellent condition. J1.37S. 229-1134 after 5. 1961 CHEVROLET IMPAL CONVERTI- HELP WANTED-FEMALE dletown. assumption of Important managerla Apply ALL STATE FENCE CO.. 1B& BLE—V-8. Automatic, power steering. HOUSEWORKER — Five day week. position. Mlnlmuta of live years o Hwy 35, Mlddletown, oppotlU B*»m. TRUCKS FOR SALE No cooking, Ilk* children. References. WANTED — Butcher. Full time poel Industrial experience required. This li WedrJeeday, » • 12 a.m. i • 1962 CORVETTE Asking $995. Must sell Entering ser- Uon. Apply In person, Holmdel Genera: x long-term career position based on Convertible. Four speed stick. 300 h.p vice. 842-3729 after 6. LEGAL SECRETARY After 6, 842-2430. Store. Main St., Holmdel. . WIANTEO-HANDYMAN — For aund growth. In the TV and Communications maintenance and general outside work. Eicellent condition. J2395. Call 774-8592 OLDSMOBILE 98 1963 CONVERTIBLE !! TRACTOR DRIVERS !! WAITRESS — Thursdays and Satur- Industries. All berMItt, protlt-shartng after 9 p.m. •Full power. J9.70 DOWN, J9.70 pel 1966 International CO 4000 I) with 221 Executive secretary for chief counsel. days. Apply In person, Burger Bowl, plan, plus the p!«uant personal sur- Warwick Oardens. 741-3433. This li a top level position which16 White St., Red BarJk. WANTED roundings of small growing company 1965 VOLVO — —122S, 16,00a miles. week. BONDEAU AUTO SALES. 774 Cummins dlesel now available fo: Uen to work for expanding factory PORTER — Evening kltclun work. Asking 11.900. Call 6700. demonstration. See Walt at Maurlci requires a minimum of two years ex- In top East Coast living area. Call orSix days. Apply Colonnade Restaurant.- SchwarU & Sons. 141 W. Front St. perience. Excellent startinf salary and WOMAN — Domestic work. MosUy branch. No slack periods, >, no layoffs. write International Mlorowave Cor- MonmouUi Shopping Center, Eatontown. 871-1828. THUNDBRBIRD 1962 — Convertible cooking. Hours, 9 to 5:30. Biz daya. Permanent positions. Salary 1114. Re- Red Bank. 747-0787. company benefits. Call for appoint- Oakhurst area. Need own transporta- poration, Greenwich, Conn. Tel: 303- 1981 FORD OALAX1E — Convertible. FuU power. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ment. Mrs. SattlnKer, 329-1100. Ext. port to T ft F DISTRIBUTING CO., 681-6277. SHOE REPAIRMAN AND MANAGER 90000 original mUes. Automatic trans' on existing baJance. 774-9003. 1966 INTERNATIONAL flat body hy tion. Salary, J73. Call 229-2108, after 8 Maple Ave., Red Bank, 11 a.m. Tues. — Apply at Neiirtr'e tWs week. UN draullo dump, A-l condition. 60 W 4 p.m. to Friday. DISHWASHERS — Four. Oood pay. Rt. 38, Mlddletown. mission, new top. Good condition. Cal196] 3 PLYMOUTH SAVOY — Sedan T87-O049, after 5:30 p.m. or all day Sat, Washington, Atlantic Highlands. 291 OPERATORS on overlook and Meorow Apply In person, lfermald Diner, Hwy, Slx-cyllnder. Automatic. Clean. Mc- 1785. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 8TIADY AND PART-TIME HSLP 36, L«on&rdo. PART-TIME EVENINGS — Loew's and Sun. OARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. EMPLOYER machines. Steady wozic. John Klnkel A Apply la person. Ben's Car Wash, Drive-in concession stand, Rt. 36,, Has- Sons, 44 Apple St., New Shrewsbury. let. Apply after «:30 p.m. 1S63 IMPALA — Two-door hardtop, 1962 IMPALA SPORT COUPE — V-8, Hwy. 55 llmdletown. power steering, radio, heater, three E. A. I. TWO WAITRESSES — over 21. Pleate FOREMAN - SECOND SHIFT automatic. $1,095. McCARthy Chevro- MOTORCYCLES Medium-sized, Middlesex County plumb- ALUMINUM IN8TAUJCR • • tpeed floor Ihlft. $1200. Call 741-363' let. 291-1101. Monmouth Parkway West Long Branch apply In person. Cedar Irm, Hwy 36, MEN—STUDENTS Experienced. Some . carpentry, > alter 5 p.m. HARLEY DAVIDSON SCOOTER —161 Highlands. ing specialty manufacturer located In Oall S31-31M 1952 PACKARD—4S.OO0 miles. Runs SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS on the Plalnfleld area with an Malory of ALFA ROMEO JULIA SPRINT — GT. c.c. 1,000 mllM total. 1962. Automatic CLEANING WOMAN — Part-time, NIGHT WORKERS like new. New tires, battery, radio. shift. Big wheels. Safe to ride. $165 Flexible 15 hours a week. Earn $2 pelateady growth. Mint be throughly ex- SALESMAN — Memorial counselor 'fit- Red. 22.000 miles. Excellent condition Passed Inspection. No oil. 741-9076. ladles! coats. Union shop. |2 an hour Tues., Wed., '..'nurs., Frt jnomlnge. perienced In supervisory technfquti and Clover Leaf Park Cemetery, our 3>r<*K J2800 Call 681-6380 after 5:30. Call 291-9437. Call 711-2231. hour. Neatness, car and phone re- cast metal manufacturing processes: uct Is1 one that every family ^tia't* 959 THUNDBRBIRD — Hardtop. Ful quired. In Red Bank-Mlddletown area 1660 CHEVROLET — Two-door Bin- up. Vacation with psy, all fringe bene- DBN11AIL ASSISTANT — Experience machining, polishing, plating. enamel- buy. Our sales program la convljlolng^ power. 14.90 DOWN, *4.9O per week MMOM. Aihury Park area 775-10*3. Ing, aasembly, shipping, Alio reiponal- and productive. We pay salary pjua,< eayne. 409 engine cam and eollds BONDEAU AUTO SALES. 774-6700. MOBILE HOMES preferred but will train CaU 74Other1 ! 449-4162. Evenings only. SUO. Call. 2M-W16. fits. Apply Adams Bros. 25 B. Bridge 5952. ble for routine maintenance and plan) commission. Call between J-4 p.re. ICK 1964 — Riviera hardtop, full METROPOLJTAN Life Insurance Co security; complete charge of present 634-2211. ' •;-'••• 1061 CORVAIR MONZA — 4 speed A,BC MOBILE HOME — Must see t< CHAMBERMAID — FttrMtme. Apply 30 man operation with possible ad' power. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS oi appreciate. Priced to tell. Call 787 Ave., Red Bank. Sale*£ervlce. We train. Fringe benr BOY FOR UPHOLSTERY SHOP ^ •tick. Call between 5-6 p.m. existing balance. 774-9003. In person, Hoily HID Hotel, Rt, 36tits, . Equal opportunity employer. Mi vancement potential to superintendent, 741-4663. 1025 CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY W. Keansburg. Carmella. 747-1200 to 8 p.m. baaed on ability and continued com< Full time, permanent Must have jdrlv* 1961 VALIANT — V-200 wagon. Auto- er'« license. M. Sllberstein, 21 Meonao- 1960 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — STAR MOBILE HOME — Must se>— Girls. 19 to 25, for detailing cars; DAY TIME HOUSEKEEPER — For pany expansion. Top benefits Includ- matic $5*5. McCARthy Chevrolet. 291'to appreciate. Priced to pell. Cal cleaning Inside wlodowa and outside BOY IB — Bakery pax; washer. High- ing, profit sharing. Jay It. Smith, Mfg. lo St., Red Bank. •", , . Red. Power steerlwg, power brakes, widow, private home, four rooms. lands Bakery, 190 Bay Ave., High' good top. Engine recently rebuilt. Must lim. 747-2624. drying. No experience necessary. Good Red Bank must have references. T41- Co., Box 727, Old New Brunswick Rd., BOAT BUILDERS — Boat < orpenteri, wages. Apply Country Sudsec Car lands. Plscataway, N.J. Phona 752-O7TO, Mr,laborers, Oall 2M-23B0, Mr, Jaak be seen. Call 7(1-5600. 1964 BUICK SPECIAL — Good condi- 1966 BEAUTIFUL YEL/LOWSTONE 1! Wash, Hwy 35, Mlddletown 1105. 5-7 p.m. only. a. Walters. tion. With extra tires. Call Capri", travel trailer, lelf-contalned Fields. 1961 CORVETTE, 340 h.p., very good 842-2535 SALES HtBLP — Experienced wom- DEPT. MANAGER TRAINEES condition. Black, white Interior, four 291-2558. HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED — Foen'rs ready to wear. FuU and part-time, DISHWASHER WANTED — Appl SURVEYOR — RODMAN — No new tires. 11.800. 264-5269. 1960 FALCON — Two-door, stick.. $395, new nursing home. For Interview, call Janet Bradlev, Ifonmouth Bhopplnj STOCK CLERKS Pleuant Valley Inn, Hwy. 34, Holmdcl perlence necessary. WlU train. , 229-4300 or 721-8200. M«862« Schoor. 606-0100. IBM MUSTANO — V-8. radio, heater, McCARthy Chevrolet. center, Katontown. 542-4849. 291-1101 WANTED AUTOMOTIVE EXPERIENCED CLEANING WOMAN PORTERS BARBER WANTED — salary and eoril' etlck shift, air conditioner, power steer- Steady employment for sprinr and No experience neceiaary. - Will train ing, extras. S1.050. 747-5928. CADILUAC — 1964 convertible. Black COMPACT — Four-door sedan. Dart SHIFT WORKERS mission. Vacation with pay. Apprentlo* Red leather Interior. Bucket seats. Air fall cleaning, and weekly cleaning on HELP WANTED-MALE Oood opportunity with large, progres considered, mult be good. Five 'day 1963 TRIUMPH HERALD 1200 — Red Valiant. Chevy II. Falcon. 196243-84 Thursday or Friday, torn* cases both, iive discount department start chain Earn extra $90 a week part-time, week. Apply EMU'S BARBER IBOP. conditioned. Low mileage. Original Excellent condition. 741-4377. In two-story, modern home, Atlantic Threft hours a day. Call 291-1687. convertible. Call 747-4715 after 6 owner. $4,000 firm. 842-3554. Excellent working conditions and com Monmouth Shopping Center. Call M> p.m. Highlands. Must have references, own pany benefits. Apply to Store Manager MECHANICAL ENGINEER — Unlqut 3614 or 229-2060. 1962 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — transportation. Call 291-1347 dally, b#- opportunity for a mechanical engineer CORVETTE 1968-^427 cu. In. 425 h.pBlack. . Very clean, a,895. McCARthy BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Lween 6:30 and S p.m. TWO GUYS > to iMurn ntw tolld-state microwave CARPENTERS — And, carpenter's Four-speed. Convertible. One top. Go'd Chevrolet. 291-1101. MEN Rt 35 at Twlnbrook Rd. Mlddletown its chnology and furJctlon in * reapon- helpers. Experienced. Report to Jc*. (tripe tires. Must sell. Call 842-3120. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Country Farms ort Irongstren JUL. TOUNO MAN — About 20 years - old, rible design and *upervlBory role after T y.m. or 291-2628 between 3 and 71960 CADILLAC — Fleetwood. 11,085. BOATMAN'S SHOP Xatontown Drew Mfg* bridging mechanical and solid itate Holmdel. McCARthy Chevrolet. NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST MARINE Phone M2-3555. to help Install awnings. Call 741-1559 360 CHEVROLET two-door, >lz cyl- mlorowavo discipline. Minimum of CARETAKER .t 29M101 SUPPLY HOUSE. ALL YOUR BOAT- NO EXPERIENCE after 5 p.m. fiv« years of industrial experience re inder. M50. Call ING NEED8 UNDER ONE ROOF. OPERATORS Experienced superintendent. All pbAaca 264-0109. 1962 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE— NECESSARY EXPERIENCED BUTCHER — Holm- quired. This li a long-term caxeei of estate supervision. Challenging an* EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTO1R del Meat Packing. Call position b&ied on growth In commer- Air conditioning. New tires. Good con- SALES, NEW AND USED. EXPER ON SINGLE NEEDLE responsible opportunity. Oood aaiary. M65 FORD MUSTANO — $1,895. Me-dition. $1,950. Call 671-3238. 945-4565. cial electronic markets In the TV andExcellent living Quairten. Pleasant CARthy Chevrolet. REPAIRS ON EVINRUDE, JOHNSON MACHINES CommurAcatlona industries. All bene 1965 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE — V-8.AND ALL OMC PRODUCTS. PROMPT mmsdiat* Op«ningt working conditions. Write Box 331 291-1101 Ve have added 20 more smalt needle fits, profit-sharing plan, plui tire plea* Jersey City, N.J., or call 21TW0 Loaded. $2,495. McCARthy Chevrolet. SERVICE. 24 WHARF AVE., RED ant personal iur rounding* ol imai 1B61 DODGE — Four-door sedan. Good BANK. 741-5780. nachlnes to our 240 machines. Oood Production Work 4-1950. Ext. 201. State salary require- rubber and running condition, $450 be- experienced operators needed for sec- YOUNG MAN growing company In top Bast Coast ment arM experience. OPEN SUN. AND HOLIDAYS Ion work on dresses. Parking for 400 NEW CHEMICAL PLANT lfving area. Call or writ* International low book value. Call 741-9826 or can beCHRYSLER — 1964 station wagon. 9 AM. TO 1 P.M.. Kara while you learn. Salary and draw. seen at Shell Station corner of Spring Power steering and brakes. Radio, cars on our own premises. Oood pay, •» DAYTON, N.J. AREA Complete training program toward pro- Mlorowav* Corporation. Greenwich St., and E. Front St., Red Bank. heater. Luggage rack. Maroon. Like FIBERGLASS MATERIALS — Polyes- gusrenteed steady work all year round. fessional carter In Real Estate. AutoConn. Tel: 903-661-4277. rr new. $3,350. Phone 222-7130 between 5 ter reiln, $6.96 gal. Glass cloth In Lpply Irving Lelcht, Inc., Hwy. 35 and GOOD STARTING RATH allowance. No experience required. Just HELP WANTED-M*!* 1869 JAGUAR — and 8 p.m. ' ^_ all sites. Also bottom, deck, etc. Hfth Ave.. Neptune City. GOOD BENEFITS ambition. Write giving background and MEN Good offer. palr/ts. JACOBS HARDWARE CO., convenient time for Interview. "Real Full-time nlihti. Floor waxing and 741-6875 .964 VOLKSWAGEN — Two-door. Shrewsbury Ave. and Bergen PI. 747'S'URSES AIDES — 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call between 9 a.m. — 4 p.m. Estate Career". P.O. Box 173, RedJanitorial work In Ulddletown building. SHORELINE •-#•;« 11.195. McCARthy Chevrolet. 4044. Five-day week. FaM holidays and va- 600-6S5-0400 Bank. We will train. For lnttrvlew apply 19M FORD GALAXIE "500" — 390 291-1101 :ationa. Apply in person, Brookdale cu In. Four-«peed. V»ry sharp. H.895. Tueiday, April 19, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. PERSONNEL tERVId TWO MARINE ENGINES (Parts)-With "unlng Home. Hwy. 35, Haslet. HARMONY BOWL. Rt 33, Mlddletown. McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. 1964 IMPALA — V-8. Convertible. rive, 130, 80 h.p., 16x19 propeller, left 895. McCARUiy Chevrolet. " ------R.N.-S AND L.P.N.'S AND NURSES' I Brett St. Red BanM TU-ISH 1964 CORVETTE — Convertible, four- Jind, One Adlee shilt unit; 18' inboard AIDES — Needed for brand new nun- STAUFFER PLUMBERS — Experienced. Steady MALE HELP OVER 18 — StMdy em speed, 365 h.p. metajlc brakes. A.M. 291-1101 wltn 75 Gray. 787-1451 after 5 p.m. ployment for landscape Hrrice. Call home. For Interview, call 220-4300 work, good pay. Call Watch for our tdi ta mmi — F.M. radio. Drafted. 264-2334. 1963 AUSTIN HJMABY SPRITE — 16x10' OCEAN GOING CATAMARAN- rr 721-8200. 232-0160. Rer « p.m. 741-2184. Sport, red. Soft top, tonlteau cover, AIBURT PARK PRXM IBM MERCEDES BENZ — 2208. ex- And trailer. Request offer. Call 842- EXPANDING — General insurance CHEMICAL CO. SBRVTOE STATION ATTENDANT — ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — With cellent corMltlon. New Urn. (500radio. , heater. Low miles, good tires. 0797. i Full time and part-time. Apply In per-•hop or lab experience. All benefit!. 222-0141. agency Long Branch, Full time. Pol- 1 Phone 291-3790, EASY WATER SKIING — Special rig, cy writing, claim procedure. Oood son Llncroft Esso, Newman Springs Rd. Oall MMMOL Aik tor Mr. Jamia. COUPLE — Prererably huehand' aad CHEVROLET 1861 — Stick, six. Good 1960 CORVAIR COUPE — Automatic »tern 15' M.F.C., 75 h.p. electric start :ondltlor*. benefits. Reply "A.H.." An Eoual Opportunity Employer wife, for custodial dutlee for two Targe' transmission, heater, radio, new tires, Johnson, new 1962 boat and motor, :ox S20, Red Bank. State experience. MEN WANTED commercial offices In Keyport • area.' eondltior/. $550 or best reasonable of- Hours s to u p.m., four nurhta; gat.,- fer. Call 290-3865. lew paint, new Interior. Excellent con- 1965 overhaul, O.B.C. Tee-nea trailer. ;onfldentlal. Join the team at McDonald's If you are dition. Asking WOO. Call 741-O3T2 alter Cost H.875; 0,250. 741-0545. A HAM who has a current license, LAB phyiically fit, neat, young, old, anddaye. Write "Aft". Box SJoTRed H 1963 VAilANT — Four-door sedan, to handle electronic retail and whole- 6 p.m. . 15 FT. SAILBOAT — Dacron sails. sale operation. FuU or part-time. Sal- are willing to do Sour share. Stop In. at KITCHBN HKLI'-— Needed tat (995. McOARthy Chevrolet HELP WANTED-FEMALE TECHNICIAN mining nsme. For Interview, call .• , ' 291-1101 • '•• . 1964 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE — Must make room for another boat. ary commensurate wuh ability. Send Excellent condition1. New engine. Red First $295, Call 681-6746. particular! to "A.F.", Box 420, Red MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN 4300 or Tll-8200. • • 1«» AIR CONDITIONED four-dOOT •t*h black top. 747-25711. • • :_ Bank. «a Hwy. 39, Mlddletown 1 >tron Chevrolet Impala. V-8, automatic Pow- Sales SAILBOATS Rentals Wanted by fast-growing, progres- Wje.need full or part-time workers for U 7* 9 « woman, watle^lft1 j1 •r brakes and steering. SI,175. 1962 1962 CHEVROLET NOVA CONVERT- Larson-M16 Paceshlp Loneatar sive, medium-slied corporation in days or eveninn. Must be at leait It work In laundry, mil time jobT * IBLE — White-waJis. Wire wheels. Sklrrunar Viking Bnark KEYPUNCH OPERATOR SALESMEN WANTED experience necnaary. Donald'! lAan- Jrtour-door Chevrolet Monza. Automatic. years old. iry, 44 Marlon St.. Red Bank. XS75. Both excellent condition. 842-3189. Bucket seats. Other extras. $300. Call CHRYSLER OUTBOARDB Experienced with IBM or Remington Leada furnished, big opportunity, high New Shrewsbury industrial park. 229-2395. MONMOUTH MARINA Rand machine. pay. No canvassing. Call 14*4100, ( SHEET METAL MECHANICS — ExTW- O EXPERIENCED WA. 1983 OLDSMOBILE — Star/Ire coupe 46 West St. Monmoutb. Beach 222-3492 appointment perienced In duct installation in eilst- Beige with saddle leather uuholslery. S1150 TAKES 1963 CHEVROLET BIS- Int* structures. Also. «hop men wanted. Night abtft. Two dlahwaehen. CAYNE WAGON — From private own- CAR WASHERS — FULL OR PART- Required (or test and research »rson. MARTINI'S DINER, Bucket seats, console, tachometer. 375 14' PLYBOARD RUNABOUT — 16 h.p. BENDIX CORP. Apply H St h Sheet Metal Works. 119 Keanstmrg. hrP. engine. Power equipment. Excel- er. 21,000 miles. Perfect shape. Call be- Scott. New full cover and Ult-bed SEMI C0NDUCT10R DIVISION TIMS — Experience preferred but noant d electronic circuitry. Attrac- 'AWls Bt, Eatontown. S42-1M0. tween 1 and 2 or after 5. 291-1422. trailer. $300. Call 747-3878. necessary. Good wages. Apply Country lent condition. 11,700. Call 741-6730. HOLMDEL Sudser Car Wash, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. tive advancement - possibilities. AUTO MECHANIC — Autoniuu.: m... EXPERIENCED In travel agency fn- ItEVELCRAFT 20 FOOTER — Nav; For appointment, call collect, 947- mlMlon installer. Experience necessary. dustry. Full time. Contact O'Dotwall AUTOS FOR SALE top. Full cartvas. $550. INSTRUMENT MECHANICS, ,4-liour week. Aamoo Tranamlsilons, A ltt Brert AUTOS FOR SALE 741-8560. WAITRESSES — Six. Apply In person, 5455. Ask for Heinz Hengstler. D3 E. Newmari 8prln|*s Rd., Red Bank. SSL" 7i .« «•• "-?; 18' THOMPSON OFFSHORE HULL — Mermaid Diner, Hwy. 36, Leo. ELECTRICIANS, 542-2500. Good condition. Evlnrude or Mercury nardo. MACHINISTS, COLLEGE STUDENTS — Interested (Mora dinlfied Adt' controls, convertible top. aquameter, STORE DETTBCTIVIB — Experienced In part-time work. Days only. Must PORTER $295. 842-0687. ' only. Replies wlU be confidential., MILLRISHTS be 1& or over. $1.40 per hour, 43all Immediate, full time opening. 7 a.m. HOME OWNERS ... BOAT — 16' THOMPSON. A-l Condi IVritd P.O. Box 195, Hazlet, N.J. MUST HAVE HAD THREE TEARS 741-5237 between < and S p.m. to 3 p.m., or 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Excel- On The Nut Pa*) apprenticed training and tnree years lent working conditions. Will train. Ap- tlon. Navy top and side curtains. Aqus CLERK TYPIST — Permanent posi- ply In person. meter, cradle 1064, 40 h.p, Johrfeon elec tion In pleasant alr-condHioned office Journeymen's experience. SHIPPING & STOCK trie motor. Ready to go. Call 747-4182, McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN In Red Bank. Insurance background E. I. DUPONT BUSINESS OPPORTUNnTES NEED A CAR? 16' FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT — With referred. Please send qualifications Man to head up active dept. tot i Hwy. 39 Mlddleton rid salary desired to P.O. Box 576, Photo Products Plant growing girl* coat manufacturer. Hew Would You Like To Purchase A Car, Consolidat* cover. Perfect condition. Reatforla.ble. Parlln, N.J. Excellent opportunity for axperl- GENERAL HELP — For receiving Call 741-6381. Iprlng Lake, N.J. An Equal Opportunity Employer 1 enced, ooiuclentloui man with and cuttlnx room, SS5 Wharburton, COCKTAIL LOUNGE, Shore Area. All Your Bills And H.v. Extra Cash In Your Pocket? PLUS 14' BOAT — 23 h.p. Evinrude motor EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDS ladlei apparel experience only. Ap> Lonr Branch, 222-0373. Attractive New Orleana Decor," 'Hi- SHIFT 3 to 11 MECHANIC — Young man. JJearn ma- Uwtr All Your Present Payments At The Same Timel and trailer, windshield, steering, con rine engine hook-up. Tear-rourjU work. EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION cellent year round potential, fMM* ' trols, ready to go, $295. Call 787-O819 be- PLEASE OAIi. 671-0169 Many benefits. Apply UUUCHSEN HELP — Full and part-time. Over 24. "e partial, etc O(f«r»Ta> fore 5. HOUSEKEEPER COOK — Experi- SEA SKIFFS, Boundry Road, Marl- FASHION-RIGHT Call M6-97C3. 4TH It RAILROAD AVES. 31' CHRIS CRAFT CABIN CRUISER— enced. Five-day week. References. Call boro, N. J. INTERESTED? ifter 4 p.m. 5M-1470 or 531-0066. NEPTUNE CITY. N.J. Fully equipped including dock at At- SALESMAN — To sell building materi- MR. TORONTO 774-5157 AUTO BODY MAN Large Volume Package Liquor, lantic Highlands, tgi-lliu. After 8 p.m WAITRESSES WANTED — Apply al!, lumber and mlllwork. Incentive Ponllac agency ha> opening for help- Store. Located In Shopping CUUfr 671-0095. Pleasant Valley Inn, Hwy. 34, Holmdel. basis. Apply Mach Lumber Co.. Inc., EXPERIENCED- PLUMBERS er. Some experience necesnarv. G<*id Red Bank Area. MS.000. Vernta. 747-0403. CALL US NOW-774-9000 JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — 28946-80263 . Etra Rd., Blghtatown, N.J. «0>-448- pay, rrlnie benefits. Ask for Mr, Bid. 1407. Call after 3 dar, Mrozek Pontiac, 415 Roselle 8L, •mall Packaie Liquor itere Cen- CHEVROLET ChrUr-Cratt conversion. Linden. HU 8-2871. trally located In Red Bank, Weal Trailer. Ready for season, 542-1400. ALERT LAOY OONSTBUOTION DIVISION — Er lupplementary Income for ntlred Alter 5 p.m., 531-3480. Meed someone to aialst me la my fast perienced men and helpers, steady BAJIT-TTMB — Men watted to work penon M7,B00. .-•-. . , 14' CBDUUl ROWBOIAT — Good, rive] crowing business representing a na- CHEMICAL work. J*J Swimiwoi, S04 Shrewsbury In nUM atore. PQeaaant easy work. arid crab boat. $40 Call lonsl company in your neighborhood. Ave.. New Shrewsbury. Id«al tor anyone who wUhea to add to All Ihti and profit loo, Larn, tav- 2M-2006. @ Flexible hours. 2-3 hours a day. Earn till Income. Opening! available dayi, ern, motel, lalt water pool, rental ' $30-40 & week. CaU 291-1087. f OPERATORS FACTORY WORKERS evening!, Sunday. Apply In penon, lockeri, river front with larn doelil' 18' THOMPSON —Twin 4fl h.p., 1963 D»y shift. Opening* In isveral. depart- «0t RiTer Rd., Fair Haven, N.J. ocean front with land beach. Rtta. and a965. Two-ex)e draffier. Painted, all GIRL TO WORK AB WAITRESS ments. No experience necessary. Ap- equipment. Ready to co. Call 949- Four ntght* a week. Experienced. Ap- MUTUAL FUND HALES — Part time. rlan rlghti. All tn excellent condi- ply Atlantis Tile Manufacturing Co. At-Oevn you derot* three specUlo erenlngs tion. Large parking ana. tJUflOO, 3774, before 5:30 p.m. 741-0839, after ly Shrewsbury IHner, RU 35. Shrews- RHODIA, INC. lantic Ave., Katawan. Kear Rumaon. \ . ,-' ": FOR A GOOD BUY 5:30. -ury. a weekr Unlimited commission poten- SURVEYOR'S ASSISTANT — Rodmen tial. Will train. CaU 542-1700. 26' CRUISER — Steeloralt, Hying BEWINQ TEACHER — Must be cap- Tavern doln» eteadr leai'Toiiit NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE . able of teaching children b&slo •tepa MANUFACTURER OP OROANIC experienced or Inexperienced. Paid bridge, dual controls, good condition. CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTL holiday* and vacation. Major Company builnesa, with lane, well equlpMd,' $1,850 or best offer. 741-3360. In sewing. College student now major- benefits. Call 462-7400 9 to 5 p.m. ROUTE SALESMAN kitchen, banquet roomi, hotel, ing In Home Economic* preferred; CALS NEEDS ADDITIONAL OPERA- Major wholeiale dairy product! com rooms on 2nd floor. Room for «x> 100% CADILLACS 100% 7urJe-6ept. Apply Singer Co.. $9 Broad, TORS WELL EXPERIENCED IN OR- pany haa* opening for an experienced panelon. Plenty of v parking apace. led Bank. OANIC REACTIONS, DISTILLATIONS, TECHNICIANS FINANCING Always to GUARANTEE STORAGE AND SERVICE ETC. TOP PAY, EXCELLENT BENE- drlver-aaleaman to aervlce well eitab- Convenient corner location. 'JM1 We Finance on oil lots . Leading Ti.Y. firm hu Immediate open- Ished route of chain !tore lupermar- Bank Area. 179,000. In Stock WORLD'S IAR0B8T COSMETIC COM FITa ROTATINO SHIFTS. COMB IN, ings for men with the • following back- keta. Muat be able to handle refrlger* Our Own Cars model used care ANY hu openings for qualified ladles CALL, OR WRITE RHODIA, INC., 297grounds: I ated truck. Mlddleiex. Monmouth or ?airt-tlme work showing Avon Products, JERSEY AVE., NEW BRUNSWICK, COMPUTERS, PROGRAMMERS. WRI- Ocean County realdenti only. Good COMMERCIAL DEPT. W-TSM^' n Mlddletown, Red Bank, Fair Haven, N.J. D. ENQLE. CH 9-5000. TER!, TECHNICIANS. •alary phia commlulon. Call (201) •*l CHEVROLET $1495 '65 CADILLAC J 4395 '44 BUICK M395 PAUELS 'all 741-4343 or Write Mrs. Margaret ELECTRONIC WRITERS, Blscrjyne, Coupe De-Vllle, power Electro 225, four-door lulolta, P.O. Box «58, Red Bank. THREE DAYS TRAVEL-Four daya at 6U-1BU. WEART-N6METH brakes, steering, hardtop. home. Mart over 46 for short trtpi near TECHNICIANS station Wagon. Send resume Immediately ta EQUIPMENT . OPERATORS — AND windows, seal, podded BOAT WORKS RECEPTIONIST — For Contractor'* of- Red Bank. Worth up to 18,000 to *M,- AGENCY •44 PONTIAC S2295 •44 MG I 895 Ice, General office knowledge pre- 500 commission In a year, plus car "A.R." Box 520, Red Bank. ORADBR-MAN roof. Bronze with tan erred. M2-520O. TRUCK DRTVER8 Bonnevllle, air cond., Interior. _ Sedan. at bonus. Air mall W. K. Dtck*raon, HEN — To work-in boatehop. Wood- REALTORS * convertible. Pies., Southweitern Petroleum Corp.. workers, helpers, flrdshen. Some ex- Call 681-8000 '44 CHEVY *1795 SUP RENTALS WAITRESS — Part-time. Thursday and 1M w. l-nrnt It Red lea ,'44 CADILLAC JJ799 034 N. Mala St., rt. Worth, T«u perience Decenary. Wages according: to OAItPENTirR WANTED — Call any Impala, four-door Saturday. Apply In person. Burger : •41 FORD $1895 Two-door hardtop, dork Jowl, li White St., Red Bank. 70101. ibiuty. Knlai Custom Sea Skit's, Ho- time aft«r f p.m. 741-J3W Counlry Squire hardtop. FOR 25-30' BOATS ,irV Ave., Keyport 264-122*. 7B7-71« blue, blue Interior, EXPERIENCED PART-TIME WAIT- 'U OLDS »199S Power steering, brakes, •41 CHEVY $1295 RESSES — Apply In person, Peterson's, S-81 four-door hardtop. auto, transmission, Blscayne, four-door. RUMSON, N. J. 83 Riverside Ave.. Red Bank. power windows. •61 CHEVY $1995 GRILL MAN '63 MERCURY S179S EAUTY OPERATOR — Experienced, Colony Pork Station •44 CADILLAC $2799 Impala conv,, auto, 842-1194 >p notch. Highest aaiary. Bea Bright Four-door hardtop, trans., power steering, eauty Shop. 842-0254 or 842-3432. Wagon. Auto trans., Must be experienced. Prefer person power fleering. dark blue, blue Int. V-8. CCOUNTINQ CLERK — Established Power steering, brakes, with aoma charcoal experience. Must CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY '43 CHEVY $1395 Company seeks person with clerical, be neat and dependable. Day shift. •a FORD $1595 windows. Six-way Impala, four-door BUSINESS NOTICES ccountlng, or bookkeeping background. Excellent starting salary. Vacation, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS !; Falrlane 500, aulo. power seat' auto. hardtop. lall 531-1600, Ext. 35. ,/ etc. Call 666-5760, after S p.m. trans., power steering. trans. Tilt steering '43 CHRYSLER $1795 wheel. lEOISTERED NURSE — Two or three 300, two-door hardtop. SHOESTRING DECORATORS lays, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Paid holidays ' '63 OLDS •• $1295 •44 CADILLAC $3395 Auto, trans., air cond. •nd benefits. Apply In person. Brook- MJANAOBR TRAINEES — Young men lale Nursing Home, Hwy, 35, Hazlet F-45 four-door custom, Sedan DeVllle, '4J CHRYSLER $1295 We can save you money 21 through 28, high school graduates. Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating olr cond., blue. air conditioned. Newport, two-door and shower you with Ideas. lENTAIi ASSISTANT — (chair side). Oood starting salary with rapid ad- CALL US AND SEE [odern olflce In Red. Bank-Middle* vancement. Many other benefits. Apply ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters L. SMITH BUILDERS - Patios, al- '42 OLDS $1195 •44 CADILLAC $3595 hardtop. at Nelaner Bros, UN. Hwy, 3S, Middle- sold, rented, repaired, lerplco's id THOMAS SLATS Convertible. 291-0798 Navealnk 291-1138 iwn area. Experience dealraUe, but JeraUoiu, additions, garagsi. Call SM- Four-door •61 CHEVY S 995 ill consider well qualified trainee. town, any day but Wednesday. • Monmouth St., Red Bask. 74T-O4S8. 1719 or 741-7330. Free Eitlmata '45 CADILLAC $4495 '43 CADILLAC $2495 ,[u»t have car. Write Mating experi- Painting and Decorating > Station Wagon. PAINTING AND DEOOUATINO — Call MASONRY-Pallos, steps, sidewalks, Iniured >42-3I»a H1-4BW Coupe DeVllle, power Sedan DeVllle, •41 OLDS $1995 ence, education, age, 'telephone and MECHANICAL ENGINEER Mr. "K." 264-4823. Resident!*), Indus- lalary desired to "A.M.", Box 520, painting, carpentry. Reasonabla Rates. brakes, tteerlno, air conditioned. F-65 deluxe station trial leaders and gutters Installed. Air & Sea Trtvel Reservations 747-J33S or 84J-438S. O * D ^^ windows, lent, white, led Bank. Painting * Decorating '42 CADILLAC $2095 wagon, auto, trans. BACKHOE AND LOADING — Well OR blue Interior. Sedan DeVllle, silver Power steering, V-8. LDRK-TYPIST — Permanent poet- BE IT A WEEKEND — At Oroislng- Free Ultimate, 7»T4»2Q or 717-tw drilling, pumps. Call evenings. EXPERIENCED er*e or, around the world In 80 days, '43 OLDS $1«95 blue, air cond. '45 CHEVY $3295 747-2542 on, varied duties. Excellent employee berJeflt program. Send resume stating we can service all your vacation F-M Cutlass Conv. •62 CADILLAC $2195 Bel Air station wagon. TECHNICIAN needs. Petenen Travel, 741-5J50. Iniulstlon ft Siding Eldorado convertible, Blue, oil power. GROWING PAINBT Call Ever Oreen salary requirement to Personnel Dept-, •45 MUSTANO. $2095 Landscaping. All phases of landscaping Sunshine Biscuit, Inc., P. o. Box 7, aid cond., black. Wanted by fast-growing, progres- INSULATION A BIDINO CORP. — Pearl and Bead RMtrlngjng Convertible, dark blue, •41 CHEVY $1395 Including maintenance. Weekly, month- layravllle, N. J. An equal opportunity Also windows, roofs, gutter!, ete. Green Brier von, lr or leuon. F. Intermesoll. 787-0818. >m plover. sive, medium-sized corporation power steering. •45 FORD $2795 Aiphatt Paving 10-30 year guarantee!. Day or n! Expertly on braided nylon. 11.50 a Country Squire, all panel truck with In New Shrewsbury Industrie atrand. sterling claapi from -Tie. '45 MUSTANG $1995 7IH4OT. Adam Llrumayer Ml power. Air cond,, windows tor Parkway park. Required for mechanical GENERAL ASPHALT PA VINO INC. REUSSILLE'S, >• Broad St.. Red, Coupe, red, stick shift. white. use. AUTO RENTALS AUTO RENTALS Blacktop driveways and parking Iota. Bank. '44 RIVIERA . $2395 design and drafting of high-pre- Call for free estimate) ni-MM. •45 FALCON $1895 •42 FORD $ 195 cision instruments and control de- Dork blue. . Convertible, green Folrlane, V-8, auto. Nursing Home •45 CADILLAC $4195 with a black top. trans., power steering. A vices. Attractive advancement Plumbing ft Heating •44 COMET $1495 '42 MONZA $ 995 Auto Body Repair UOLUDEL NURSINO HOME — Ae- Convertible, power possibilities. For appointment, credited for skilled nursing home -brakes, tteerlng. Six- ' Four-door V!, Spyder convertible, AUTO LEASING PLUMBINO — HeaUng and bathroom call collect, 947-5455. Ask forEXPERT FAINTING and body re care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. «4«-42OO. remodeling. • . ' way teat, leoltier Int.. power steering. 4-speed blue. pair. Moderate prices./ McCARthy air cond.r oold, tan Int. ANY NEW MAKE OR MODEL CAR Heinz Hengstler.. CONDITION USED CARS Chevrolet, Atlantic Highland!. 2B1-O308. CORRIGAN-S '.;..• 100 TOP INSURANCE & MAINTENANCE OPTIONAL I roUNa BARDBR WANTED to work In 127 Oakland St.. Red Bank 747-IWf N/WWV^^V\S^^^^ I well-eetabllilied men'a hair styllit «hop. Odd Jobs ALL LEASES "TAILORED" TO FIT YOUR NEEDS Pleaauit worklrJf condition! aiid iur- Building Contractor roundlnn. Phone Sal Jr.'a 741-»7M W« Will Arrange To Purchaia Your Preutnt Car || from » to S:w. fvenlnri 711-MU, BOSCO'B CLOBAN-UP SERVICE Rooflng, Siding ft Insulatlra' BUILDER — Hew homes, room ad- Tards, cellars, garages, stores. Han ditions, basement and altle rooms, truok. 741-314J attar 1 p.m. OLBBN CO. INa Roofing, lldhlf,* kitchens, garage, repair! and alteraaltera- InsulsUon InsUIIed and guaMTrlmi Dial 741-1234 I HELP WANTED-Male • Fcmalt tions. Herbert Blgenrauch. 77441 MmM . for 10 yean. J7MH05. JW-OJ40. - -., EACOAST LOCALLY OWNED LOCALLY OPERATED Painting and Decorating Diamonds BoafM «r RMtylcd sroma — AIMO, Dupon* Tedlaf u«v PORTERS L H. HH.L — Painter Interior and Alooa. Work guaranteed. *" Let us buy the diamonds you don't exterior. No Jobs too large at too AUTO SALES AND wear or let us reilyle them'tor you small. Very reasonable. Call WMMH. PROWN'S •••"• personally. Keuaillle'e, li Broad It II Broid st Red Bank Tll-Bfflt; SEACOAST INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR patnt- LEASING INC. MAIDS Ing. Also decorating. Our prloes are 210 Ntwman Springi Road, Red Bank FULL AND PAItT-TlMB Enterialanuitt dieaper than thefra. call Slack Paint- OOOD WORKING CONDITIONI , Ing Co., for free eitlmate. 741-4fWi Tel. Answering Service '•'."• Out block «!it on Shrewsbury Ava. AN AFFILIATE OF SEACOAST FINANCE CO. SINCE 1925 WITH FULL FRINOB BENEriTi Corn.r of Newman Springs Rd. t Bridge Art,, R«d tank, N.J, CALL WVIRVHW HOIPtTAb ' DBCORATOTCt - 741-1234 aver_ase t«r*»y*af to, mlaa . •arrtoa, T« PA*mmem UVMTOCK HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER TacdLt*. Apd 1% MONTGOMERY PAUL A. 8OVA WARD BR sVAMSJt,' - Kale. 14 (juaUBed people needed for full, ant at. nsrt-Ume openlnga In following de- 741-36M Rssltor • Insure* partsr * nts: I FOR PUPFias — Wairted. Selling Call ca& 671-2544 M4-STM. Call 747-J44* RED BANK — On Hwy 3». •» efrfterater Resalr Mdly Pttcner Inn, saltaMs lor profes- tOMFORTABLE RANCHER •f.3 Cashier* • APMrTMENIB sional erffle*, me to lour rooms. See Oood location. Tutee Wee txaioua*. ,,_,,, ; Outside Home . . 3rowell Aaaner, ft Rlnrslde Ave. 7U- eneerfnl kitchen, eomforUbl* llvmg •if- • Hnpieveaneat ;030. " BATOSTOWW room, bain, mil basement for exiUdrea HDD ttum Onaiee KwaUoa street to play In. Also breeiewsy and garage Appllcante mu*t be mature Individuals COUNTRY CLU8 vel UveooUve-roomm professional office. Air Large corner lot The area 1$ so con- Experience helpful, but not necessary ondMtonmMtonma and all utliltleul * Included, venient for all schools, churches, shop- Position* will offer steady employ- APARTMENTS e> SWIM CLUB mpll e parktnckt - WOWO . I41-7S23I417S23. ping sad transportation. Asking ment, good wage pun. excellent bens- (H»,, sdvanosment opportunities. Ap- TINTON AVE. STORE — W«h five rooms tor rent. ply personnel ottlee Montgomery Ward, Near parkins lot. Apply single Intern $16,900 Ealoritown. •wtmmlnf In your an prlirau awlm Laundry, Inc., Broad and First St, An^lViual Oppestmilty Employer club rltht on the alts . . . only mtnutei Keyport. J84-O7J7. Lc*v« To U way frem ocean batalnc whlta aaady Tour HOUM Xtt nT - In Rnl JH baachet, boatlnf, fllhing $ni Momnoutn Snopplnp Center . . . «*• block from HOUSES FOR RENT Open 7 V*r* B»«"O « lot saleepSODll s the Weit Qate of Fort Xoamouth . . . Member MultlpI* LUttng BOVA. Beattai, Fhau. fil within walking dlatanss of cxpresa boaea tea to tlTO Per Month i Newark and New York City. THE BERO AQSNCT HARB EMPLOYMENT AGISCY ALL — Electric Kitchen* witH OB SUBURBAN CHARM Quallttlea Personnel For QuaUty Order* range. GB> refrigerator, GJB AIR CON- 21* Broad Loin Btuek 312-4747 DITIONIKO. Ampl* off-atreat UgMad mm, Four-bedroom Colonial ranch. Beauti- parklas area. THREE BEDROOMS - 1H b»U«, JuB ful paneled sameroom with raised dining room, modern kitchen erUh dish- hearth fireplace. Two-car saras*. SITUATIONS WANTED.Female IH-llOOU APARTMENTS waaher. Wfthto walkms dUtanca to Three baths. Situated on a Beautifully (ONB-BBDROOM) shopping, HUW* tuid both public sod landscaped one acre lot Watt to KfcGlBiER L.N. desires to be part 1123 MONTH wrochliU school*. S175 per month. The parochial and public schools. Also buses time companion to aged couple. Light and ahopplng. Aaklns «2»,W0. dtlfl Have drivers licence 22S49S0. 4H-ROOU APARTMENT towstra Agency. 741-4700. (TWO BEDROOVU) CENTALS— SEASONAL — YEARLY STIRLING THOMPSON OFFICE CLEANING — On contract MM MONTH ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtors li*U. AeierencM gupfUtd.* Call H2- 480 Ocean Ave.. Sea. Bright. 812-0004. AND' ASSOCIATES, REALTORS W7 VEEB BEAT * HOT1 WATER WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Mlddletown 747-5800 WILL BABY-SIT IN MY HOME — Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- LARGE RANCH Fof working mother*.' $20 a week. Ranting ofOea oa Premise*. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER Hi)'* cnly. OaB &72-O43*. , AGENCY. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Low Price cv t TEUI UUO* 542-3500. Three bedrooms plus dining room, TV YQUNO MOTHER — WMtt to bab>- WhydTXRT-T1MB OB TEMPORARY ofric ton Ave., approximately 1,000 fL ta Four-bedrooms, three hatbs, living Country Club AsartmtnU and Urtna room with fireplace. Dining room, CROWELL AGENCY, Realto row. wanted.. Cull • FOR SALE FOR SALE Clb kitchen gameroora, dock. Year's lease, 63 Riverside Ave. 741-4030 Red Bank M0 per month. ROLSTON WATER Oppoilte Molly Pitcher Ian DINNER PLANS—Mrs. Benjamin H. Ashin, left, of Little IURY, REALTOR, 1» W. Front Bt OPEN itlffiRS TO * KEANSBURO — Five-room, modern RID BANK - RUMSON ant m HEW FUIUOTURE BARGINi apartment. Halt-cellar. 1123 a month. Red Bask. 747-3500. Silver, president of Monmouth County Mental H»«t+h FINANCIAL) New home, 7S7-316L around. Complete listings, bonus, HAMMOND VALUE» TO MOW FOUR-ROOM BUNOALOW AUD BATH farms, businesses. Member multiple Anociation, hat appointed Mrs. Francis F. Phillips, OPPORTUNXTIEa 09 iaTCHKN SETt. FIVaV $ Si FORT MONMOUTH — Nice area. Re- — 'A mile from Lily-Tulip, Hwy. 35. listing service. L*rgo private parking PTXCX CHROHE decorated, two-bedroom, tinfnrnMiad, Mlddletown. Wot further InlormaUon right, of Rurmon, to be chairman of the MCMH's third 5S CHESTS. WALNUT OR | » •ear Hwy. t*0 pins otlllUes. MagU call 747-J48S. . LIME OAK. FOUR-DHAWV RAY STILLMAN, R.altor ORGAN rURNISRBD HOUSE — Immedrati "Our 47th Tear" ER MAR RESIBTANT FIN- SAVE SU PER MONTH — Sublet love, possesilon. Living room with fireplace, annual dinner. Both Mrs. AsMn and Mrs. Phillips have OF ASBURY PARK ISH jr es* bedroom apartment. New. lining room, two bediooms snd bath. (U Hwy. SJ Rirewtbury 741-M AMERICAN OIL COMPANY *17» MODERN LIMED OAK f Inrythms supplied «»nt jtlMUIeUy. 175 per month. THE DOWSTRA HAILTT — Seven room ranch house. long worked for breakthroughs in Hie field of mental THB LAROtBT ORGAN AND FUNO BEDBOOK JonvenUen location. Call 322-IM0 ot LOENCY, tl X. Front St., Bed Bank. Enclosed screened, porch. Carport autl »35B BEDROOM. TRIPLE »14> 2410. 741-8700. finished playroom. Carpeting through- health locally and on the stats level. DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA DMEWEX MIRROR. BOOK- RED BANK — Branch; and Madison out. Dishwasher, refrigerator, storm Ottari him Tolum* lervlea Station tor CAflE BED ArtD CHEST Ave*.. •Melons one- and two-bedroom KEANSBUnn — Bungalow, unfur- windows. Aluminum siding, aUlc fan. lea**. O» highway S3, iatt north of Ui» our reata^pureliâ* putt nished. Five rooms. Water supplied for plama taaA organl 1197 FRIEZE TWO-PIECE SOFA, f 71 garden apartment, startlngat til*. Ap- Pins extras, Sewerage. tU,4IO. 364- KM, Ball. F»M training. Financial •AMPLE ONLT. FIRST ply Apt. 54~ Molly Pitcher Village Court 85 a montll. Call 787-9640. Ufl. assistance offered. For Information call From $12 per Month COME, FIRST SERVED er call Mt. Sun Lmaxio. t41-«U. OCEANPORT — Four bedrooms, two Mental Health Chapter JIK T-We. evenings between 7 BOO BUNTING OUTDOOR OUT- S M — Transferred, Immaculate, Open daily HI » p.m. sat. til 8 p.m. FLUSH APARTMENT LIVING—WhlU baths living room dining room, sun- modern four-bedroom home. Family .. senna. Corner or Main St. A Sfattljon Ave. FIT SOFA AND HATCHING TOO buy er build. Reduced until Inns, room, full bSMraent, Beautiful one- CHAIR. HEAVT CUSHIONS, acre lot. HiO Per month plus utilities. room, large living room. Kitchen with pElIC»TEIUNCH — f7,«X> SEATS AND BACK tenth or week. Riverside and ocean dinette. V/% car garage. Large shaded cash'1( Include* fixture*, equipment, USED ORGAN SPECIALS view. Complete family Uvtnf. T.V. Call COLLECT, 516-741-2608. comer lot Near schools, transporta- Annual Dinner Planned EatflT Chord Orgmn « B! *4gO SECTIONAL LIVING SU0 •twk *ud bualns**. ttJ-»«4u, ROOM. FOAM RUBBER neat all uttUUaa, MUm. RUMSON — Furnished two-bedroom. tion and shopping. Asking (17,400, or ll&mmond Extra Voles Organ ——I 399 Single bouse. Utilities. Available May $1,700 and assume mortgage. Call own- SHREWSBURY—Mrs. Benja- national association; Mrs. Phil- ADDRESSING EQUIPMENT— Tot aale. Hammond Chord Orcaa ^ j 4M CUSHIONS, GOLD AND FURNISHED — Three rooms, utilities. Excellent opportunity (or an aggressive BROWN COLONIAL PAT- Ltoeos, parkins. RellabJ* adults, na 1. 1125 per month. CaH 741-47W after er, lips is currently a member of Baldwin Spinet Organ * 4» 4 p.m. min H. Ashin, 82 Woodbine Ave., person. Piste* Include m«l of Mon- lummond Spiset Orgao M-3 I 700 TERN psu 741-2CTI after t. an day weekend*. RANCH — Three bedrooms, large liv- Little Silver, president of the the board ot director* of the mouth'County Ana. Builnen can be Rebuilt Orand Piano f 75(1 1155 DANISH WALNUT BOFA $U FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED — HOLMDEL — On the market orfc ing room and kitchen. Full basement full of parMira* o|>or«ilon. Terms ar- Hammond K100, Walnut I TO AND TWO CHAIRS. FOAM Three rooms. Inquire 49 Cnestnnt It, again. Smalt three-bedroom home. with paneled recreation room. Attached Monmouth County Mental Health Monmouth County Mental Health ranged. Call 7874163. Hammond M100, Walnut CUSHIONS Red Bank. Available now. 7U-70B2. Kitchen, Hv4ng- room. Business coupl garage. Convenient location. Excellec*. Association, has appointed Mr*. Association. *Olt LEASE • — Modern two-bay Oolf ITJ.80 MATTREMEg. COUNTOUR. preferred. 2M-108T. condition. 787-3672 All Itema aold with a guarantee —• SUPPORT. EXTRA FIRM. lfEW LUXURY 2ft ROOM APART- Francis F. Phillips, Oyster Bay service autlon. m. 39. Mlddletown. IS TEAR OUARANTEE. MENT — Fully sir conditioned, near COMPLETELY FURNISHED — Living HOLMDEL — Two-bedroom Boose, Mrs. Ashin, who has led the Fald training. Call RE MeW; week- Budget leima available. > JUST SIX. CALL 717- all transportation, a Leror Place, Red room, dining room, two bedrooms and large living room with fireplace. An Dr., Rumson, as chairman of county chapter for the put two d*T»:. or ibJHX. nights, weekends. 0011 TO BOLD Bank/Call T41-10B er 747Has. bath. Immediate occupancy. $179 DCI Improvements. New Crown kitchen. month. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY, 741 1-tf acres. Artesian well. About one the association's annual dinner. years, is a member of the ex- SOTTICB CREAM AMD PIZZA BUSI- 775-9300 B6» LJV1MO ROOMS. THREE »li» mile from Bell Lab*' and Bendlx. NESS — For tale or lease. Call TWIN GABLES - M Riverside Ave., 8700. DESKS US up FILES, tablet, chain, PIECES. NTLON FRIEZE Red Bank, on river. Three and (oar Phon* 946-4543 Sat. and Sun. or after The affair will be held in the ecutive committee and board m-mrn. . /• MANY OTHER BARGAINS. rooms mtlamlshtd. 741-33»». HALF OF DOUBLE HOUSE — Three f p.m. addlog machine*, typewriter*, offli bedrooms, H4 baths, garage. Con- River House, Rumson, Thursday, member of the state association. BBATttT *AIX>H FOR UUC - Red equipment, etc, at bargain pricea. Ne IRWIN'S EATONTOWN — Eaten Crest Crab and venlervt to all school* and shopping*. PAIR HAVEN — CHAMONQ — Three- Bttk ' re*. SxeeUn* opportunity. or Hied. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rte. Apartment*. Fool, tennis. From IK*. ftfO. Call 741-9566. bedroom modern ranch on % wooded May 26, at 7 p.m. The Monmouth County Mental 55>J->OB m. Had Bank 13, Oakhorat, 531'399& » KOHMODTH ST. RED BANK Pine Brack Rd. M2-1M0. acre, quiet street. Paneled eella Pablo In scenic rear. Displace. Nr Mrs. Phillips has long been ac- Health Association is one of the 8OPA — ChJppendaJe *tjle camel-back. 7*74011 RED BANK'S FINSST All-down cushion. Z»r»llrat condition. SINOER SEWINO MACHINE — Ca«d. WANTED TO RENT waaher, dryer, dishwasher, two-car ga. tive in mental health endeavor* HONEY TO LOAN Spaceons 454- sad a.room apartment* rage. tn.m. Phone «42-0WI. most progressive chapters in 1100. Call 741-3SS*. electric $38. ami eondiuon. Can any ail two bedrooms, large eJosets. FW* tlnw. «S»-3«71. OABAGE OR INDUSTRIAL SPACE — both in North Jersey and at the New Jersey. Many of its ad- WXDDJDO DRBB3 — SUp 10. Whit parking;. Exceptional value *135-fU5. - "HOMEOWNERS Immediate or future occupancy. "Bprloa- •00 to 1209 sq. It Suitable tor small shore. She was secretary of a vancements, such as Bridgeway Peau da Sole. IToor-lenfUi. Detachable FORD UTILITY TRAILER — (80. machine 'shop. Call 291-2320. RIVER FRONT — beautllully situated train. t». Call 78T-7KT. after « p.m. be seen at • view Oardens, 213 Spring Bt. 741-0*71 division of the national associa- House and special training FULL VALUE CASH LOANS 291 Willow Dr., Little Bllver HIGHLAND HILLS — Beautiful view. WANTED — Two-bedroom, house, Ri on the Narestnk River. Colonial d tion and a board member of the 1965 AUTOMATIC Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, Bank vicinity. Will pay up to S120. ines for volunteers in the MR ,'HXBT COHSPUDATIOW OR MODERN DINTNO AND LIVIN Call between 7 and 7, 747-4414. After sign, four bedrooms, three baths, • , ,, ANT OTHER REASON SINGER SEWING MACHINE ROOM BETS — Perfect condition.' Oil bath, Furnished. Ills a month In- field of mental health, have ini- dudes utilities except electric. 7 call 741-1431 .- .,. Apply for *l,M>0-orr Jiooo Doe* arrrythlna. Darns, monogram*; J47-dll2, after 7 p.rfi. magnificent family room -with walk-li tiated similar projects in other • , Apply for ITOOO-OET n.OOO battoijholea. etc la portable, take over FDURBBDROOM — House, clean, ex- HOUSES FOR SALE OOINO, GOING — Bl-aectkmal couch, ceUent condition; long term lease; • .-Apply for 13,000-GET t3,00D balance of S52.H0 or SI.30 per week. tables, lamps^ mirron*, picture*, llghl FINIAY AS6MCY fireplace, and many very unusual f< parts of the state. . •• Realtor, Insurer, 14 W. Jroat FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING ON SHADOW LAKE—Eight-room >pll blocks to shopping and fctioolff. A-l pfcm and aunty', driven by large Law- available- April 19th. $110 per month. 17 E. Bergen PI. , level. Living, formal dmmg, three bed and roadway delineators, and SW-lted Bank. 747-3500. ion engine. All three were serviced 09WN—Bridesmaid dreaaea and all ac- AU utilities Included. Call 222-«71o. 1 neighborhood. Asking- only 119,900. three years a&o. Never uaed alnc< eeseorica with ImJMdnal personal aer- FURNISHED ROOM — TV, kltchl rooms, den or fourth bedroom, recres adding tenthof-a-mile measure- because of health. I have comroercl vlce. Can DoroUiy Kalth. Freehold. RED BANK — Residential. Three-room privilege*. Business gentleman onl Hon. eat-In kitchen, ran basement, 1 THE KIRWAN CO. IHSTIUCTIOM nnlener. W1U* ffll all three, one -aal IO-T77X , arJd two-room apartments, • Furourjed- 27 W&veny PI., Red Bank. 747-1208. baths, garage. Huge shade trees Realtor* ments. AH utilities. Cell 74T-8Z30. rear yard overlooking lalce provide . Rarltan Office . 7S7-6600 $150. Call U1-JB96. TYTSWRITERS, ADDWO m«fhhm, LEONARDO — Tastefully furnished eellent atmosphere for leisure activi- The initial phase, through Mori- AU makes new or tued. Guaranteed. APARTMENT FOR KBIT —J» Pearl room, own bath, private entrance, two ties, such as swimming, boatie*' ftsh- PRIZE PACKAGE — Absentee owner IBM' Computer Programming closets, refrigerator. 291-1334. mouth County from Asbury Park PRE-PINISHED PLYWOOD Low a* SB. Serpleo's, 101 Moamoath Bt Red Bank. CaU 741-3705, after Ing' - , and patio Daibeques. (28,800, ha* given us permission to accept best l$Myj(«ypur.eri, Typing SI next fotheatcx. t47-0t*5- S p-m. RED. BANK — Large rooma, reason- 741-1487. offer over 121,000 for six-room and to Woodbridge, hat been com- DA* fc fcpairtlfnl iflsdn. 4xT# fa.69 bath home plus two building lota la "Vjdmplete Office Automation u ix% 14.69 ea. In stock. ~', DIAMOND'RINO — l KBAMSSDRO — Tmee-nteia .iunilsbe<; able.' DOCTOR—DENTIST — Or mother '— bill section. pleted, and the crew is working rtrnent. AM utimiee. |V»t Boor. S12-4727 Kow - Interviewing for June setting .DO carats. Al daughter home. Frlvate entrances, ' RED BANK LUMBER Asking g2D. S4JM71S. -block from N.T. bos. Cefl Tg7- in the Cape May area. m ,Ttrk clan** can m-MM MM. for appomtraent. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM — Near rooms, two-story Colonial. Comer wit FINLAY AGENCY L Of BUSINESS MACHDJia Comer Pearl and Wall Red Bank LOCUST POSTS — about 750, T nan trana-portaUon, shopping. Ceil 747-0045 many extras. 264-6497. Heal Estate The new mile markers have Park Shop Center. IJ XB9 QUKEN ArtNE SOFA — Nefer beei posts. Adi or part. Reasonable. Call KEANBBURa — Four roams, after s p.m. 172-0100 741-7JJ1 used. Antique white and gold. Movlni beat arAt electrlo meluded. Month'* se- been spaced precisely, and are IlOMB INSTRUCTION curity- Avsilable now. . 787-70W. RED BARK — Lovely room for lady, SPACIOUS CAPE COD — Four bed- to Calif. Sacrifice. C5O. 741-7J34. KLJDCTROLUX WACOTJM — With pow- kitchen privileges. GRACIOUS COLONIAL In Olds Shrews- larger and better anchored than PENMER AMPUFIBR — Older model. er bead and cord wlrAtor. Almost new. HASSLET—Bethany Rd. Three lam. 7414SH. rooms, 1% baths. Convenient location, Bacrtllc*. »». CaH T<7«TM. new rooms. Ml utilities Included. CaH bury amidst towering trees. A really the old ones. They wiH help IBM COMPUTER PROORAMMINO - Irf good condition, 12" apeaker. Four 264-6M1 or X4-1BT7, anytime. IBM KXIPUNCH. AUTOMATION. Inputs. 7U-4S13. full basement. Nice condition mni state police and Parkway person- OIiaBB TUB ENCLOSURE — Up ta KEANSBURG — Nice three or four- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE large and spacious home with seven TTPIrTO. COMPTOmtTER. Day «nd Sd" opening*, $19. McQnay ap«ce-l»ate only 117.500. THE DOWSTRA AOErJ nel pinpoint locations, and allow •Ttnlng duMi, co-eil. free placement YOU NAME IT room, furnished, or not, near transpor- with fan 139. Lady Kemnora portab] tation. Low rent. AU new, 787-1962. HOUSES FOR SALE bedroom*, 5H baths, all equipment motorists to check their speed- aervlce. *»ORT*EAtT BUSINESS MA Kindt makes It and Frown's bas II dishwasher, MO. Fir door with plastic CT, Realtors, SI K. Front Street, Red CHINE SCHOOL M Broad St., Red Anything In a traverse rod, cafe roi Insert*. _- Call 741-3OM, alUr 4 p.m. pins ctnur. Hot water and heat «n- Front Bt., Bed Bank. Wim SIMPLEX TIME CLOCK eroded. See BopermtendentBupeimtenuent, Apt 10, W DESPERATE, MUST SELL home. Large family kJteben wUn re- pnaUar.Mte «na t»» stools. ~ RUMMAGE SAUE — Fulrvtew First LocusLt t Ave.A , RRedd BankBk. Immediate pouesalon. Cbarmlng frigerator and fnexer. 17x10 Itvtn COLTS NECK—Four-bedroom - Colonial Knsttv 1» MeomooOi St. Employee card Reorder, Al. rts. CaO Aid AuxJUary. 200 Sirrmsbury Ave. threeêdroom reach wtth full trasement, room, wall-to-wall carpeting, tile bath ranch. Fully alr-coMltlMtod. Wooded Installs Officers KMW alter 7. Apr, a and a, 10 a.m. to » p.— ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* — TnTse- garage. Vi acre laodscaped lot with with shower gas beet, full dry cellar, site high elevation. X4«,a00. J. D. PLAYEK PIANO — P.A. Btarck Up- DUNOAH rum STYLX COUCH- mom, tnmtebed apartmest AB uUtt large, private backyard. Convenient to attic, aluminum elding, and two-tax ROCBE, Realtor, Long Bridge ltd., LEONARDO — Congresn&an 1 i HJP. HARTMAN TRAILER — In like ties supplied. Available Immediately. garage. Will aeU with or without fur- Colts rVeck. »4*-4«6B. rlt* . Weoaw** W e»ce4Hn« conaltun. Two win* thaln, odd table*, two U- new condition. Aektnt $1500. Call 741- CaU 2S1-O5M. parochial, public schools and buses. James J. Howard ACRE tary; Mrs. Thomas Charles, sec- BICYCUa AND TRICYCLES — And east Iron toys. leaded (hades. Can private, tn monthly. TfMau kitchen, four rooms down, Dutch dor- — „» Central Air CoqdllloDli)f •tandard make*. Repaired and trade T41-1M* after t p.m. mer, sewers. $12,990. MS-4131. retary-treasurer, and Ernest "Sa JSf'ietvfee Kevalor In. Alao parta *hop. Open all year. RUM40N — Unfurnisfeed, three rooms. FREEHOLD-LAXEWOOD ARJBA—Four SALE—$11,500 • 842-0528 •—•• Prrrat* Pirklnc Sptct SPENCER R. LUTZ. 121 Pool* An., TURN GRANDMA'S JUNK TO CASH— Coovenleot to tranepottatlon, icriools, bedroom, split-level. Like new. AU utili- HOLM DEI, — Beautiful, spacious, Shau, sergeant-at-arms. • Rent Meajonable Union Beach. Phone 2M-S952. Altle and cellar contents bought.. CaO and anopptaf. Heat and hot water ties. Recreation room and garage; dish- four-bedroom ranch, two baths, two- ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES - 5J1-KS9. before » pm. and an washer, refrigerator, washer and dryer. ear garage | large lot, low taxes, near Either commercial or residential. Call • Impact and Compart . •upplted free. Oarage space. CaH 22P- Included. Mo closing coals. |M0 down MULLANEY RXAL.TT. «71K51. Among guests were Mrs. Ce- BASEMENT LEAKING? PIANOS WANTED — Hlgbnt prices 2409 or 2224701 to qualified trover. 111,400. i choola. 264-2108. cile F. Norton, Democratic state (Thofo toal 17.45. M lt> ba») paid. Call H. Tenier, Mt Main St.- , RED BANK — Unfttrnlabcd apartmant, FOUR—BBDROOM HOUSE — 94 Pal ATTENTION BUILDERS I 747-1100 Fills and seals maaonary block voldj, ikewood. W-21M. •Ice location, adults only, business W.iigolrJ & Krupnick, Inc. Haven Rd., Fair Haven. p»,000. Fof ap Oak Hill. Beautiful wooded lot In ex committeewoman arid Sea Bright thui stops *eepage. Water plug *top> couple preferred. 741-0918. polntment, call PA l-O»3. elusive area of fine homes. Good lo- runnlDg leaki. Brokers cation for the erection of en exception- councHnoman; Patrick J. Mc- (4 Broad St. Red Bank THItEB-iROOM FURNISHES APAJ1T- RED BANK — Two-story seven rooms, al house. Paved street, curbs water, Gann, Jr., former Democratic RED BANK LUMBER KTS ft LIVESTOCK MENT — Call Many others '• 1% baths, four large bedrooms, ga- gas. etc. Price aa.tOff. WALTER * rage, lull cellar, gas heat, 117,900 0* Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank GERMAN SHEPHERD — Three pup- TU-tm 2215 Hwjr. * Lakewood 343-30 VALKKR. Realtors, Hwy 38 Shrew*- county assemblyman; Mrs. RVMBON COLONIAL KHAR RIVER — Chapln Ave. Call 74U1W. bury. 741-5212. 24-Hosr Service. DININO ROOM SET — For aal*. Vtrj pies. One male. Two females. Unregi- KSANSBURO — Three large < rooms George Reseter, vice chairman HOUSES FOR SALE stered. Reasonable. Call after * p.m. •mall, Quaint, and very old, but with LITTLE SILVER CAPE COD — ThrL rtaoonnble. May be seen at 841 Rlvei and bath. t85 Including heat. Call charm. Ejceilei* (or retired couple LANDSCAPED BUILDIrtO LOT — An- of the Monmouth County Demo- Rd., Pair Haven. 384-3771 787-1285 before 3. Couple preferred. bedrooms, living room, farm styl proxlmntely three aorea; With apple or four DunUr starting out. »x rooms, kitchen, l!i baths. Full, dry baaemenl orchards. Excellent schools- Five min- cratic Executive Coramfttee; aflNWB BIltD FREE — Mlied bree4 puppies FIVTWtOOM APARTMENT — CaU 741 (three bedrooms). II rou love boats New roof and asbestos aiding. Alum! utes to Red Bank. $11,000. Estate VETS'NO $ DOWN Eieellent condition. |M Call 74I-8»7». 1410 evening* snd the river be sure to see thl -*im combinations |19,200. 7474M&. area. Call 542-2405. William Himetman, Middletown Call after i, 7(1-1014 or 7414W1. after S, home. HJ.S00. Rueaell M. Boras Real /(Non Veil low $ Qown tors, «00 River RdT7 Fair Haven, 747- LONG BRANCH — One year old ranch. 23 ACIICS Township Democratic executive HAVE SIX COMPLETE SETS — Lion FOR YOUR PET — Oroomlns and ATTRACTIVE- one-bedroom apaitmerA 45X1. Member Multiple U*tlr« lervlce. Three bedrooms, Hi bathe, living room, Zoned Industrial nroximately $82 per month. el trains of Buper "O" . RAuge. Also trimming - noardlnc -(cats welcome) • — Ground floor. AM utilities. flOO dining room kltohen. Full basement. Call after 5, M3-M91 committeeman; Edward J. Roth, some four hundred track* and switches. training. AU breed*. Modern kennel monthly. US Naveeink Ave., lUghtandi MIPDLXTOWN — IH-room ranch, Many extras. $1*,S0OL Call after 9, former Middletown Township HOLMDEL Call 291-1M0. run by professionals. Satisfaction guar- •7M20d- Three bedrooms, roll basement, sir 229-5700. llflSOALOW on Wai*) lof. Two lame anteed Inspection Invited. 10 a.m. to FDUR41OOM APARTMENT — Un conditioning. Attached garage. Near COMMERCIAL PROPERTY committeeman; George E. Hoff- itc-rooms, oil heal, low, low taxes. p.nl. Canine CoiupaUon*, Rt. 79, all schools - end shopping area. Lot MIDDUBTOWN — Spilt level. Mode HOUSES FOR SALE Marlboro. 4»2UJ7. furnished. Heat. Red Bank, exeelten toxin. «M00 without broker. Call kitchen, four bedroom*, Uvlr.'K room man, chairman of the Raritan lecdi Mrne •pruclno vp and you ocatlon near schools snd bus. $10ft 747-9MB. ^^^ dining area, recreation room. Two tul: MIDDLETOWN TVYP. — Commercial lave a buy, KARI MAR COLUM — At ttod. Ch. monthly. Call 747-MU9. baths. Attached garage. Half basemen property along Hwy. S or K From Township Democratic Executive Klltredge Red Wlsxard and Kail Mar's INCOME PROPDRTT with U-acre lot. Close to ahopplng am ITS' to 40 acre*. MULLANEY HE. "•• . $11,900 THMBEJROOM furnished spartnwnl TY, O71-51S1. Committee, and Raritan Town- dlory Shaynr. Puppies by ShayrAe. OntmiF located. Inquire at 122 Hard. Live rent free In tMs rhfee-famtl, transportation. Seven mllea from Bel V' ;•'.. •• ; e e e e e Trie and Sables. Ey» report arallabli Ing Rd.. Red Bar*. house. Priced to sell at |17,*00. WALK- Labs. 70 Hlsleah Ave. 717-Mlt. ship Committeeman Stephen J. on all brsedlns Mock. (M-MfS. ER * WALKER, Realtor*, Middle- Filardi. YL-Finf Time Offered . NAVES1NK town - Holmdel. MnWple Ustlng* and LOCUST — (Hartahorne Woods) At BUSINESS PROPERTY OOINO AWAT7 Trade-In*, tend tor catalog. sTl-Mll. ractlve farm house on aecluded am FAIR HAVEN Boardlo*. bathtof, sroomlns. COMMEROAL RENTALS lovely three-«cre wvoded aite. Splendb BHRCWSntTHY — Attractive modern BIG SPRAWLING RANCHER BRIOOSON KENTTELS. 741-1J10 LAROB THRBB-BBOROOM RAKCH- view overlooking private pond and paneled office* en Broad St: air con- Three laroe bedrooms, plus recreo- MINIATURE rRENOM POODLES Iiving room, dining room, kitchen. beautiful N&vealnk River, Sever; rooms, ditioned, private parking. Will aacrlflce Hon room, ASSOCIATES All alumlrAim storm sash. Heated work- two baths, modern convenience* re- AKC registered. Call Tel-NTT, 10 to ». STORE far below original cost. Telephone M. Laroe ire* ihaaM lot. Low taxes. 41-33M evening*. ahstv Completely redecorated In and cently redecorated. 147,900. Contact Raymond McOowan, 9:30 to 4:30 HofA I CXLVIN O. «. OMLSEM, RtfA|.TOR FINEST LOCATION out. Vet* no down, approximately |100 owners agent Mr. Carton HI, Days 291- day thru Friday, 542-2136 '*'•" No If Down V«fs EATONTOWN monthly. All others 1490 down, ap- 2000 Evening* 872-1953. Low Down - None Vefi proilmately 1110 monthly. Call 1S7-MO0, LET'S 60 TO THE COUNTRY HOUSES FOR SALE Appmlmatery 1*00 «. ft. Boltabl* •HIE KIRV7AN OO RHSAUTORB, MIDDLETOWN-flpUt level. Four bed- Approximately $105 per month x REAL ESTATE WANTED I1 om unrated on $nm lovely ocre*. men's furnishings, beauty parlor, Campbell's Junction, BelfoM. rooms, three baths, playroom, one-car •ayi all. " variety, dell, olflce, Parking 100 cars. garage, basement, hot *Ar heal, range, I My Uvtng room it hug* 50xW Pirn Call MMiM. RUNDRBD TIM OLD COLONIAL — refrigerator, washer, dryer, wall-to- NEED VACANT LAND I o 13x17 den. My kllohen I* oHo tors* MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Six bedroom*, IK baths, fireplace In wall carpet. Half-e«re fenced lot on „, J 1.3.900 EKMCUTIVB OFnOB SPACE—At M the specious living room and d*n, dead-end street. $M,«00. Small lot er lane tracts. Can itVh- 112x30. I hov« four pood ali« btd- MORE LISTINGS SOLD ItecHHs PI, Red Bark. ft» sq. ft. In Tttr* pnpnttf has IDS reet ot wster irr MUMTnaui dignified modetr. efflce building with (rent. It also Includes a large heated NSVSBN-nooM RAMCH — Tore* bed- SVSTEA'L'A'HOME I room*. And many appllgneM. IncliKh HELP — ACTION I ottjoif* . . . but oi close of V*u'H eompteia 7erirle*». Carpeted tftrmafe. aunmom with a gorgeous view n* the room*. On tOxtOO lot. Horns PHA «P I Ing 6ttp fraexir, retrloemtor. I am oat will* most attractive wall treat- Istresu*. tMced txja»,«O. RUMELL •raised et 112,400. I4O0 down, Oceu- HELP us: our U saltspsople need a ver com*. This fnrae bedroom ranch Hating on your home. I priced ot low f»Mt. CoH lodoy. ment and electrical fixtures. Can 747- «, Bonir* RBAurom ton Rinr Rd.. iancy. oan be had M«y 1. PA 1-4U4. I being offered oi too oood a price Jl» between » and »:»- islr Haven. 747-4H2. Member Multiple ACTION Is our motto—professional ser- •VSW I*. Recreation, It* baths, city •PAOIOU8 MODERN RANCH — Beau- vices are Just a phone call away. IF TOtf ARE INTERBBTED — In a terrlcc. >wers, full boHmenf, no money down, MULTIPLE tiful! Beautiful! On two acres. Every- Trade-ins-exchanges n* closlno fees. brand new modern office space, wel RED BANK — Four-bedroom Colonial. thing nearby: schools, ehurctie*, sbop- Commercial ami Investment properties LIIT1NOS located In the center of Red Bank, con- Ocaelous, older home wttti entrance ptns and recreation. Taxes INO per Member Two Multiple Listing Services t/aet me for further mformatloB, THB foyer, large living room with atone year. Call alter 5, M3-C451. AND TRADE-INS DOWSTRA AQENCt1. 741-HOO. WALKER * WALKER îubfetl to FHA'd VA approval fireplace. Corner cupboard* In dining MOVINO TO FLORIDA — Owner will Realtors 100* Hwy. IS Thru The Rod Bank Area MIDDLVTOWN TWP—1,7. or (.room room. Brand new kitchen with Caloric •*H direct. White Cotomal-tn* splK- Shrewsbury MMdlelown-Holmdsl JRITfi REALTY office available on Hwv W. Ha .lease rar»* and dUhmfhar. Bunnwm. rull lavel. Four bedrooms, IK bams, Prlc Ml Broad St 2M Hwy. U MIDDLETOWN MuUipIo Li»*in S.rvie* rsqulrad. MULLANBY ftealty. OTlolll bath, and two half'batha. Carpeting 11,100. (below market). Me 1M LeeU ' Broker fl Uirwighout, CoroplMely redecorated. Ana, MUdlttown, or vhoee 717-4249. JJ HAZLET tTI-OtOO a.ooo to. rr. LIOHT ,m TrUKferred owner tiss priced to Mil , U» f •«• lU IK tie,,- •t $38,000, R.BDDEN AODNCT^ •»»!• 30-OPDiUTTVB — Fpar ream*. SIM* Yllf ecu for lease. Ctn be iMSed sesarate- on, 301 Maple Ave., oorner Bergon i month payi tH ott/gt tint. O»I! Fl., Red Bank. T41-0100, 441-4087. 9 Mlddletown. 6TMO0O. witch autl" .*.-. l6_T«f*itT, I9,im WE DAILY REGISTER At The Movies EATOWTOWN KEYPORT COMMUN1TY- STRAND- 8py With Mr Ftcs 7:00: 10:00; To Orettut Story Ever Told 2:00: 1:00. Trip a Spy «:32. FREEHOLD FREEHOLD- EAST BRUNSWICK VfeltepReede-StBrilng JUr« Breed 7:00: 10:33: Father Goose 8:(0. TURNPIKE- OUTDOOR — The silence™ 7.-O0; ASBURY PARK 11:00; Good Neighbor Earn >:4S. MAYFAIR- INDOOR—The Silencers 7:30; 11:30; L-T HEAT RES- Tbe Silencer. 3:20; 7:30; 9:40. Good Neighbor Gam 9:19. ST. JAMES— MENLO PARK The Slnilng Nun 2:25; 7:25: 9:33. CINEMA- NEPTUNE CITY The silencers 2:00; S:90; 8:50; 7:55; NEPTUNE CITY— 10:00. Ufly Dachshund 7:10; 8:20; Winnie the Pooh 8:«S. PERTH AMBO* BRICKTOWN AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— CAMION — NO MOVIE TOMORROW BRICK PLAZA- Cartoon 7:00; The Silencers 7:06; The Sllencera 7:15; 8:23. 11:35; The LShaped Room 8:21. ON STAGE 8:30 r.M. North of Red Bank MAJESTIC- MONMONTH ARTS FOUNDATION Greitest Btory Ever Told 3:09; 8:00. MIDDLETOWN PRESENTS THEATRI SERIES TOWN- EISINGER NAMED NEW THEATER — An artitt't conception of the de luxe, 1,500-seat theater to be constructed at Rts. 35 and 66, R»re Breed 7:25; B:30. HOLMDEL!— Republican Club ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Asbury Park Traffic Circle, by Walter Reade-Sterling, Inc. This is one of two 1,500-seat theaters, the other ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS President" John Eisinger was ap- •o be in Woodbridge, announced by the coast-to-coast theater organization. Th« two theaters will represent a ATLANTIC— pointed last night to the Recrea- Our Man Flint 7:00; 8:00. tion Commission by the Township combined commitment by the company of $1,200,000. HAZLET Committee. He replaces Pat P. LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Posada, Jr., who resigned last The Silencers 7:19) 11:00; Love Bu year. Mr. Eisinger's term will Walter Reade Firm Will Spend $1,200,000 Many Faces 9:00. run until Oct. 8. There is still PLAZA- one vacancy on the commission. Greatest Btory Ever Told 3:00! 11:00. For Theaters in Asbury Park;, Woodbridge OAKHimST - With the an- Mr. Reade concluded long-term bined investment In excess of $!• in excess of 60 years. Its start nouncement of two major de luxe leases for the new theaters. 200,000. Both are located at majo was in the Asbury Park and MARTIN 1,500-seat theaters in New Jer- Both theaters are scheduled to highway hubs, and each will hav Monmouth County areas. It op- MMATTHEEUM gey, Walter Reade, Jr., president open in the fall. parking facilities of 1.000 cars erates five theaters in the As- of Walter Reade-Sterling, Inc., These two additions will raise assuring easy ingress and egres bury Park.beachfront area. It! confirmed thaj while the com-to 5if the number of theaters oper- With the Chicago, Toms Rivei executive offices are on Deal Rd. pany's theater expansion inter- ated by Walter Reade-Sterling, and Kingstons Theatres, Ot here. •ests extend as far west as Cali- Inc., a publicly-owned company, new houses represent a total com fornia, it is still concerned with which is also one of the nation's mitment by Walter Read-Sterlin the growth and attention to its largest independent producers Inc., for new theaters, in e nucleus and home base in north- and distributors' of films world- cess of $3,000,000 for the year Children's ern New Jersey. wide for theaters, television, 1966. MATINEE WEDNESDAY schools, colleges, ships and the Robert W. Kahn and Associates TOWN To be the largest units built EVENINGS 7:00 by the company since the end ofmilitary services. of Park Ave., New York City Workshop • MIDDLETOWMinnir N the.war, one of the two new Mr. Reade also said his comhave been retained as architect Sat. & Sun. Continuous theaters U to be constructed on pany previously announced the for both new theaters. the site of the circuit's former construction of new motion pic- Mr. Reade said he feels th< On May 1 Woodbridge Drive-In on VS. Rts. ture theaters in Toms River and company's investment and primi 1 and 9 in Woodbridge. The secKingston- , N.Y., which will be commitment to its 30 theater; RED BANK - The New Jer- JAMES \ MAUREEN ond will be at the Asbury Park operating by late summer. On in New Jersey has been largel sey Theatre League will spon- Traffic Circle, at Rts. 35 andApril I, the circuit announced responsible for the company's re- sor its Children's Theatre Work- STEWART \OHARA 68. Both will be in new shopping the acquisition of the Esqujre cent rapid expansion, and its prof shop May 1 at 1 p.m. in Molly centers, which are owned and Theater in Downtown Chicago) itable operations. Pitcher Inn., being constructed by Philip J. The Woodbridge and Asbury The Walter Reade organtoatioi Mrs. Vera Waraager of North Levin of Plainfield, with whom Park theaters represent a com-has been in the theater businesi Caldwell is chairman of the event, and will head a panel discussion. Other members of the MARY MCCARTHY'S provocative novel, "The Group," panel are William Jobson and Complete Program Listings Mrs. Carol Reenstra of Ruther- has been made an even more provocative motion picture, ford, Mrs. Rosa Davis of Glen which opens tomorrow at Loew'j Drive-In and at the Channel > . . WCBS-TV Channel S . WNEW-TV Channel 9 _ . WOR-TV Ridge, Mrs. June Price of Plaza Theatre, both of Hariet. Filmed entirely ?n New Springfield and Mrs. Barbara Channel 4'. . WNBC-TV Channel 7 . . WABCTV Channel 11 WPDCTV Goodwillie of Livingston. York, in color, the film traces the live* and careers of .TUESDAY 1:10 7—Film—Over the Woll— The program will start at noon eight girls, starting with their graduation from college. AFTERNOON 9—Danger Is My Business—Color Dick Foran—80 mln. 11—Three Stooges—Comedy 1:10 with registration and welcome. AMPLE 12:00 Co-starred are Candice Bergen, daughter of Edgar Ber- 5:45 Z-News The first seminar, "Seeing, Hear- I—Love Of Llfe-Serlol 7—News—Bob Young ' 1:15 gen, Joan Hackert, Elizabeth Hartman and Shirley Knight. FREE 4-Nleopardy—Come—Color ing and Make-Believing" will 11—David Copperfltld J—Film—The Hong Kong Affair- 5—Romper Room—Children Jack Kelly-90 mln. commence at 1 p.m. and will fea- PARKING 7—Donna Reed—Comedy EVENINO 4:00 : 4—Hlm—Dov-Tltne wife—. ture light, sound, special props i 11—Cartoons—Children—Color Tyrone Power—15 mln. A WALTER RIADR-STERLINa THEATRE |'1J—Franklin To Frost 2—News—Jim Jensen 4—News—Robert MocNell, Gobe 2:45 and magical effects. Pressman—Color 1—Film—Angel— 1-rNews . '. Speakers and' demonstrators EXCLUSIVE LIMITED ENGAGEMENT 5—Paul Wlnchell—Children Morlene Dietrich—1 hr., 50 mln. DRIVE-IN 7—Film—Conodlon Pacific- 4:U will be Ed and' Jean Kehoe of NOW AT POPULAR PRICES t~Search For Tomorrow Randolph Scott—90 mln. 2-Fllm—Two for Tonlght- North Caldwell. THCATRE •-Post Office—Game—Color <—News—John Wlngote Blng Crosby—1 hr., 10 mln. GATES QftM t JO tM. - MOVIB ot TOO f.M. II 7~Fother Knows Best II—News—Martin O'Haro WEDNESDAY The second seminar, "Have MATTHBMha LAST TIMES TONITE 1J—Cultural Backgrounds 1J—What's New—Children MORNINO Set, Will Travel," will feature the •SloyOHi-brlh.ii.wl 12:45 <:ll <:00 3-Guldlng Light—Serial 11—Local News—John Tlllman 4—Education Exchange—Color construction of a collapsible, por- 11—Guest Shot—Interview table set. Speakers will be Hy 4:15 7—News ! ' • 12:55 ' • V- e—Walter Klernon—Comment f.» Warsager of North Caldwell and out.I SII vr •-News—Sander Vanecur ; <:M e—Sports—Clure Mosher 2—Sunrise Semester Carl and Rose Papaleo of Cald- J—News—Dunn, Murray 4—B'wana Don—Children 4:25 7—Prolect Know—Education well. NOW SHOWING 1.1 ii-: •-POQ-eome-Color 11—Weather—Vivien Forror S-Cortoons—Chlldren 7:00' s:X In flie third seminar, "It's Your UNA TURNER 7—Sen Casey—Drama I—New*—Hyoms, Penia CiRIAILST 9—WWrlyWrds—Adventure SHOWS DAILY AT e—World Adventures-Color 4—Today-Color Move," Aurand Harris of New 11—Superman—Adventure—Color 11-Fllm—The Sea Stiall Not Have 7—Gole Storm—Comedy York, a Children's Theatre play- •LOVE HAS MANY FACTS' SIORY 13—Report From Trenton 7:15 2:00 P.M. & 8:00 P.M. Them—Michael Redgrave—90 mln. 7:00 U—Once Upon A Day—Children 5—News write, will expound the finer SHIRLEY BASSEY opens a I MR : J—News—Cronklte—Color 7:10 • • '- • ' t'sil 4—News-Chet Himtley, David points of direction and move- SATURDAY & SUNDAY t-KIno And Odle—Cartoont I-News—Mike Wallace: two-week engagement at the I OLD Brlnkley—Color 5—Survey Of The Arts ment of actors. ATLANTIC 1:25 THEATRE 2:00—5:30—9:00 5—Alfred Hitchcock—Drama 7—Cartoons—Children—Color Registrations are being ac- Americana's Royal Box Sup- : . 1:38 . . ' 9—Marshal Dillon—Western , 7:55 Atlantic llishlmuls—Til. J-As The World Turns 11—Woody Woodpecker—Color 2—News—Peter Hyoms cepted by Mrs. Betty Mueller, 54 per Club, New York City, 4—Left Make A Deal^Color 13—Museum Open House 1:00 Nestro Rd., West Orange. LAST TIMES TONITE Max Van Sydow Dorothy McCain Charltea Hctto* • 5—Film—u I'm Lucky- 7:30 t—Captain Kangaroo next Monday. This marks the as Jeiui os Mary as John the BoptM; 2—Doktarl-r-Adventure—Color Vlvlan Blalne—1 hr., 25 mtn. S-Cartaons—Chi Idren "OUR MAN FLINT" : f—Golf Tips—Celor 4—My Mother, The Cor—Color 11—Panoake Man—Children first U. S. club date in three John Wayne David MeCallsm Vim tfeflfo ' U-Baeks That Live 5—Route 66—Drama as The Centurion os Judas licnrlot os Bar Amand 7—Assault!—Drama—Color 5-Klng And Odle^Cartoone years for the dynamic song- STARTS TOMORROW 1:« o—Flhti—Conspirator- Man Fined SIDNEY POWER AS SIMON OP CYRENB ) •—Sporh-Klner—Color l:M Robert Taylor—w mln. 5-Sandy Becker—Chi kken stress whose recording of ROBERT VAUGHN and - '• , 1:M 11—Baseball—Yankees 1J—PorlofU ,Fr"qneoll II* 7—Little Rcjails-Comedy STARTS TOMORROW — 'THE GROUP" 13—Book Beat—Interview 11—Fair Adventure "Goldfinger" has swept the DAVID McCALLUM In . •••-. : :•. YM For False / 1:00' 4-Nnw Flovd Kalber t:M 4-Pleose Don't Eat The DoUles- country. Also on the' Royal "SPY WITH MY FACE" »^Bbl*M«l 2—Dennis The Menace }.•:- .• .. • : not Co.nedv—Color 4—News—Bob Wilson—Color Plus - 2nd Big UNCLE Hit 13—U.S.A.—Dance Box bill is comedian Bob *—Password—Gome 7—Girl Talk-Panel Police Report 1:10 *—Bay» or Our L|ves—Color 11—Jack La Lonne—Cdlor "TO TRAP A SPY" NOW PLAYING 2—Red Skelton—Comedy—Color Melvin. 7-^ConfldentkJI For Women—Serial •:05 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - 4—Dr, Klldare-Drama— Color awes 3:0) 4—Birthday House-rColor 5—77 Sunset Strip—Mystery Andrew Miller, 183 South St., AT 2:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 B—To Be Announced ASBURY PARK 7—McHole's Navy-Comedy 9—Form Report Freehold, was fined $15 yester- 11—Showcase—Opera *—House Party—Llnkletter—Color - »:00 S—News • ' day by Acting Magistrate Bar- •—Doctors—Serial' FREE! 4—Rllm—Light In the Pkiuo— 7—A Time For Us—Serial • 9-News And Weather clay Malsbury for giving state 11-Mllllonalre—Drama Olivia de Havliland—2 lirs.—Color »:J0 police a lalse report on tfit lo- PARKING W-r-Mogje Of Wo/de—Education 7—^ Troop—Comedy 2—Leave It To Beaver AND • ••' . • J:45 •• •—Film—The Island Sinner— 5-Yooa For HeoMh cation of a shooting. 13—PwVmfFranoafs III Sllvana Pampanlnl—90 mln. 7—Film-Ever Since Venus— State police at Howell Town- SMOKING 1:15 »:* Ina Roy Hutton-r« mtn. 'f-N«n 2—Petticoat Junction—Color •-Business— Lecture ship said that when they ques- yCTrOHS- 7 News Morleno Sanders 5—Colt .45—Western 11—Scarlett Hill—Serial tioned Mr. Miller about a shoot- UL THEATRES 1:00 . 7—Peyton Ptoce—Serlot W-To Be Announced AIT •I—To Tell The Truth 10:00 9*50 ing last February when he suf- •-Another World—Serla' 2—WCes News Extra - 4-News—Alec Gltf'ord—Color fered a gunshot wound in the 5~Peter Gunn—Mystery 5—Eleventh Hour—Drama 13—Adventures In Language 7-rGeneral Hospital 7—Fugitive—Drama 10:0O groin, he admitted that a shoot- III 11—People Are Funny 11—Mtn Griffin—Variety 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy 13—World At Ten ing incident Feb. 19, 1964 took STARTS TOMORROW! 11—New Jersey Speak* 4-Eye Guess-Game—Color DEBBIE 1:25 10:10 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery place in Lakewood and not here J~Newt—Oouoios Edwards 2—CBS News Special »—Film—The Locket— as he told police then. This is 9-^World Adventures—Color Laralne Doy—90 mln. REYNOLDS 13-^-To Be Announced 11—People In Conflict iRoy MoDaniel, 281 Shibanoff J-Edoe Of NIohl-Serlal 'THE GROUT RICARDO MONTALBAN •—You Don't Sflyl—Gome-rColor 11:00 10:10 Rd., Freehold, was fined $20 for •—Soupy Sales—Comedy 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color 1J—Parlani Francois I ©UM AGNES MOOREHEAD 7—Nurses—Serial 4—N ews-McGee—Color driving an unregistered vehicle II—8oro—Cortoon»—Color 5—News 7-N5WS-8III Owen March 16. Rt*. N A Middle Ad, 7—News—Beutel, Martin 10:2J IS—Radical Americans inltw GREEK . ," • ' : «:oo •—Film—Finger of Guilt— 4—News—Edwin Newman Frederick Linser, Main St., *-^secref Storm-Serial Richard Basehart^l hr., 40 mln. W-Chlldren Of Other Lands Adelphia, was fined $10 for driv- Airport. Plaza •—Match Gome—Color 11:10 10:31 GARSON 4—Weather— Field—Color 2—McCoys—Comedy ing 59 miles an hour in a 50 5—Chuck McConn—Children FANAWSIOM • COLOi 7—Never Too Younor-Serlal 5—Film—The Ox-Bow Incident- 4—Concentration—Gome mile zone on Rt. 9 April 10. 2M-44J4 « umo-auwnMum ncniti II 'Beachcomber Bill—Color Henry Fonda—1 hr., 20 mln. 5—Bat Masterson—Western 1*—dollars And Sense 7—Weather—Tex Antolne II—Bold Journty—Travel 4:25 11:15 10:45 * .4~*)«ws-^Nancy Dlckerson 4—Local News—Horft—Color 1J—Tine For Science 7—Arlene Dohl 7—News—Beutel, Martin U:M 4:M 11:25 2—Andy Gi Ifflm-Comedy I—Film— Ice Palace— 4—Sports—Teooue—color 4—Morning Stcr—Colo* paranriauNt v Richard Burton—*0 mln Color 11:10 5—Astroboy—Cartoon •—Flhn—Lured— 2—Fllro-A Women of Distinction 7—Supermjrket Sweep • ASBURY PARK Roy Mlllond—1 hr., 40 mln. George Sanders—W mln. 11—Plonet Potrol—Children 4—Tonight—Variety—Color 7—Where The Action Is 11:05 7—Film—Man In the Vault- 11—Eighth Man-Cartoon 13—Hoblo Espanol—Language 44 RECORD WEEK Anita Ekberg—90 mln. l*-ln My Opinion—Commentary 11:20 5:00 11—One Step Beyond—Drama 13-Books Thot Live NOW • 2:30 & 8:30 12:00 I—Sondy Becker—Children 11:30 II—Passing Pdfode—Nesbltt EARLY SHOW SUNDAY 7:30 7—Local News—Martin, Beutel 2—Dick Von Dyke—Comedy 12:30 ll-Surprlse Show—Color 4—Paradise Bay—Color ratexr* ClolM 5-News NOMINATED FOR 10 W—Bio Little Show S—Cartoons—Children RsMrWdSean 12:40 5:15 7—Doling Game Now at' 7—Weather—Tex Antolne 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery o—Memory Lone—Joe Franklin THE GROUP" ACADEMY AWARDS •—Sports—Klner—Color o—News And Weather 11—Carol Corbett—Color R6i Offle* 1:00 INCLUDING W—Brookdeld Zoo—Children 11:40 KIDDIE SHOW SAT- AT 2:00 or any WolMr 5:20 4—News—Bob Teague 13—Your Ploce In Business 7—Local News— Martin, BeuM "ALICE OF WONDERLAND" BEST PICTURE & ACTRESS Rtodt Tlitah» Pirn • "WHITE MANE" Center Has Drama Workshop NOW PLAYING MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - O p.m. All aduits of the community STARTS TOMORROW at 7:25 and 9;40 alternate Monday • evenings, Ju are invited to join the group as James Stewart NOMINATED FOR Your host, the famous European nior Shoe World, at the Strath- chef, George Vero, invitei you spectators or participants. The more Shopping Center, Rt. 34, is to enjoy something different. comedy "Never Too Late" will "THE RARE BREED" 5 ACADEMY AWARDS! transformed'into a drama work be the program for the evening, plui Honor Blackman »ho«jiln» tenter The Feature of the Week shop. PHOENIX —James Stewart "Moment to Moment" R*gt»« NOW IN ITS THIRD BIG WEEK Under the professional guidance 774.4172 tars at the captain of an LAST DAY - NEPTUNE CITY Roast Stuffed of Martin Blumenthal, the group HElfiO COLDWYH MAYW «irt. . "UGLY DUCKLING" and •''. #, ' \ meets to read and analyze pas Daylight Time ill-fated, plane that crashes in THE PlNOftO & BERUJUT GUV GREEH PRODUCTWH ^ Leg, of Lamb "WINNIE THE POO" and current theatrical offerings the' desert during a severe Snjoy • v«r!»»y of American The next meeting of the work Starts Sunday »nd Continental specialties In sftop will be held Monday at 8:30 sandstorm In "The Flight of • NOW THRU SAT. * mew. charming lurroundingi, one* a NEWARK (AP) - New Jer.the Phoenix" • CinemaScope JAMES STIWART In famous landmark of th» Ameri- seyans will lose an hour next can Revolution. MINOR BLAZES r>d Color adventure that wil "THE FLIGHT OF RUMSON - The Oceanic Fire weekend as clocks are turned one Pianist appearing Company yesterday put out a hour ahead and the state goes on lay tomorrow through Satur- THE PHOENIX" Friday and Sat. Nights brush fire on borough-owned Daylight Saving Time. ay at the Freehold Theatre, In Color 8taB SHELLEY Banquet*—Special Parties iroperty on Buena Vista Ave. State law provides that the tt. 9, T ••' -Id. Also in the POUR "WINTERS Police »aid the fire company docks be turned ahead at 2 a.m. AEtMf^ttH#tt 146*1291 aui are Ernest Borgnine, XXI I I I II was called to the former borough On the last Sunday in April and MVnrt MATAWAN dump at 11:45 a.m. and that theturned back one hour on the hut •ter Rnch and Hardy LAST THE PLAZA . -•mtmt Itny Evtty TeWP'. tsM A »(00 ELIZABETH HARTMAN ire waa doused In an hour. unday in October. Tuger. OAT NUEHOLD • "Mrt 9mf «MI "Htkti tktmT . INPANAVISION* THE DAILY REGISTER Tu»d>y,^pril 19,1966-17 POGO WAIT KELLX DAILY CROSSWORD AOBO6S 43. Peeper* y L8pur •' 44. Belonging political 8. Seise* to the dtvidon 9, Stop watch, author Of 19. Electri- for one •TB» Raven" cal 10. Elliptical DOWN unit 12. Cupboard 1. Acacia, for 20. Bud- 15. Bishop's example dha'a headdress 2. Pulpit mother 01301313 HQH3& 14. Card game •8. Persian ^Con- nnwHS nnraHH 16. Walk weight ceited 10. Island 4. Strive 23. English Ttjterday's AMWCT 32. Shoe- group 6. Rover architect 1 between 6. Greedy 25. Money of. maker ! US. and 7. Club account concern 'Bo. Am.: 8. Drunk: 28. Elk 35. Detest abbr. slang 27. For a 36. Altar end 17. Bone 9. daw short time of church llPhraae 11. Belonging 28. Poetic verb 38. Speak ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE 20. Chess to Ireland 29. Disclaims 39. Tilt pieces 15. Player 30. Laundry 40. Tropical 2L American for pay item bird Indian WHEN NER'VE COME 23. Schoolboy's • Z 4- 5 7 & TWERSENSKsLET ammo % Â BE 10 II 24. Appendage ^TANIN* WITH 26. Like mined fa natter 12 Ib CHALKIE 20, Domestic Â READY FOR SHOW — Marlboro Pla,y«r*' production 28. Mountain 14 Ib 1 nymphs % of "Wliere . Charley?" will be held Friday and Satur- 11 81. Possess V day at Marlboro Central School at 8:30 p.m. The play, 32. Bridge //i 83. Conversa- » Vt. V 2.4 sponsored by Marlboro Central PTA, i* directed by Wal- tional A 2* 2S ter Bing, Morganville, with William Buclcner, Marlboro, sound V/A at mytical director. Mrs. Jean Scully, RoberriviHs, it do. 34. Exclama- Vt to tion of ii Ing the choreography. Mrs. Herman Hartman it han- surprise 51 ii 35. Cultivate »i dling tne program, and Mn. James Dougherty it ticket land % % 44 V 3b MICKEY MOUSE By WALT, DISNEY chairman. Producer of the show and head of the theater 36. Keel-billed V cuckoo //< 4 •40 group it Michael Ryniewicr. John Behan, principal of 37. Cordage w. w Central School, is consultant. Member* of the cast are fiber 4Z 39. So. Am. BratteH, Ralph Trolian; Jack Chesney, Harry James; AMGKEY, GOUU7 ungulate 41 4+ YOU COVE Charlie Wykeham, Alfred LaMura; Kitty Verdun, Diana 4L Excite OVER FEK 42. Insert A MINUTE ? )/ SURE, trolian; Amy. Spettigue, Elaine Brattch; Wilkinson, En- GOOF'S \ tlay Boyce; Sir Francis Chesney, Dom Trolian; Mr. Spet- tigue, John Hines; Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez, Connie Hertling; photographer, Walter Bing; Reggie, Tom Me- Bridge Advice Cue; servant, Roger Donnelly. Pictured, left to right, are Mrs. Brattch, Dom Trolian and Mrs. Trolian. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD It's polite to give your worst enemy a glass of water—espec- The Hand ially if he happens to be drown- ing at the time. This is the prin- South dealer TV Highlights ciple of the defense in today's East-West vulnerable STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD NORTH hand, played recently in the an A AQ8432 l:55-to completion (9) — Baseball. The New York Mets vs. nual Intercollegiate Champion- V 94 ; the $t. Louis Cardinals from Shea Stadium, New York City. ships. 0 95 W UP THERE OM Y BACK THERE OMTHE PARKWty WHEN M3U THE BURP-BIKE.'-PUIL [ SMAKED THAT "HOG" THROUGH TRAPFIC > i(color). West opens the three of hearts ! WEST EAST OFP THAT CRASH-HELMfT-JI \ FROM THE RISHT LAME TDTKE LEFT-VCU1 \ f 7:SO-8:J0 (2)-Daktari. Chips Rafferty, the best actor to ap- and East takes his two tricks • J107 * K96 50 >OU CAN READ ME COULPVE SIPE-SLIPPEDAND ,£=s==a • pear on the series so far, stars as a hunter engaged in Hd- If East is a rude type he switches CLEAR .MISTER/ KILLED A LOTTA DRIVERS/ •-napping such prized pets as,Judy (he Chimp, and Clarence to a diamond, and South makes < to the show. Gary Conway, late of "Burke's Law," is well of clubs. Opening lead — 3 cast as the experienced Sgt. who mixes compassion and rigid South finishes drawing the leadership to get the job done, while James Whitmore and trumps and runs the rest with Dan O'Herlihy are guest starred in a tale involving a special his diamonds. Five clubs bid and * mission to destroy a hidden enemy gun installation. The war break and takes a little bow. made. Next case. Teaching our college students to sequences, staged for the show, are in the same slick class as Bettor Switch NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW "Combat." (color). be polite is the right idea—and Not so fast. Go back to the perhaps a bit of a novelty. 7:JMo conclusion (11) — Baseball. The New York Yankees beginning and see what East can DAILY QUESTION i-vs. the Cleveland Indians from Municipal Stadium, Cleveland, dp If he wants to be polite after Partner opens with 2 NT, and ^©hio; ••;/.-.. he has taken his two heart tricks. the next player passes. You hold: rj;, 8:3W:S0 (2) — Red Skelton. After a long absence, Skelton's Certainly the most courteous ges Spades-^K 9 6. Hearts-A K 6 5. -"Wean Widdle Kid ..character reappears for a bit of horseplay tUre East can make is to switch Clubs-J 5 4 3. What do you 'ibout a famous jewel thief and his son. Fernando Lamas to a spade—right up to dummy's y •'•'ûest stars as the thief. Red is also seen portraying a Storm ace-queen. •'•• ' Answer: Bid three 'clubs, the Age man who tries to invent the wheel, and Nat Cole's brother This polite play gives declarer "rjkesings a tribute to the "King" between skits, (color). Stayman Convention. Just like two spade tricks instead of one.the response of two clubs to the 8:304 (4) — Dr. KUdare. "Going Home." (Repeat), this Of course the bidding makes it hating four-part study of an ailing pool shark father and bid of one notrump, this asks clear that South doesn't need a partner to show a major suit if deathly ill medical missionary daughter, superbly' por- second spade trick. The only 'traytrf by Fred Astairs and Laura Devon, comes to a close he can. If partner bids hearts, question is whether or not South you will jump to six hearts. If tonight. Though the actual plot-line involving a foolhardy must lose a trump trick. pool tournament is of interest, the mainstay of the serial he bids three diamonds, showing Declarer is in the dummy for no major suit of four cards or tale has been and continues to be the entirely credible father- the first and last time with a daughter relationship. (Color). more, you will jump to six no- spade, and-he cannot make good trump. 8:304 (7) - McHale's Navy. "An Ensign for McHale." use of this entry. Even if he sus- By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST (Repeat). If you were a Johnny-come-lately fan of this series, To order A Pocket Guide to MARY WORTH pects the bad trump break he Bridge send 50 cents to Red you might want to tune in here for its premiere show, October, cannot yet take a trump finesse. THW ANSWER BUT PtEA5E,JAM~DONT 1962. It seemed a comedy winner then with Ernest Borgnine Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand He can only lead out his top Central Station, N. Y., N. Y. (SOODENOUfiH, CV.'M. CROWD MEi«.IF~I»'TOU> running a sloppy non-Navy PT boat in the Pacific during ALL RIGHT, CY! WE'LL VOU ARE KEEPING trump and hope for the best. 10017. It covers bidding conven- Y0U EVERVTHING-I WlflHT •the war; Joe Flynn playing the Captain at war with McHale East eventually gets his trump FORGET YOUR DISCOUCTESY\ ~Sr rrjusr SOMETHING FROM ME! lOSt yoa!».AND I D0NT tions, point count, etc. TO MRS. WORTH!- BUT IWAMT A poppED WHAT 15 IT? THINK. I COULD TAKE THAT.' and his men; and Tim Conway cast as a bumbling junior TO HEAR WW YOU SUDDENLY A i officer Ensign Parker,-who promised to help the series from BLURTED OUT THE NAME the start, •,V OF HER GRANDSON! 8-30-10 (13) — Sunday Showcase. (Repeat). "The Met — , Yesterday and Tomorrow." The old Metropolitan Opera • House closed its doors last Saturday night, and here to bow • to the magnificence "of the voices it has housed, are record- : ings and pictures of such opera greats as Melba, Caruso, Chaliapin, Galll-Curcl, among others. Tenor Richard Tucker : Rudolf Bing, and Anthony Bliss talk about their years at the old Met, and William Schuman, President of Lincoln -Center, and Wallace Harrison, architect of the new Met discuss ' the Lincoln Center opera house and the hopes its features : will project. 10-10:30 (2) — New Extra. "Read All About it." The ' hopes and expectations bf the announced merger of the New THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK * York JournaliAmerlcan, the New York Herald-Tribune, and the New York World-Telegram are expressed and examined HOT/DO KXI KNOW? jHE SAID WE HAVE I in this half hour special, featuring interviews with pivotal you suys i jf'gures of each of the newspapers involved. William Randolph PAFF/7THREE WHERE TO GO. ! Hearst Jr., chairman of the Hearst Corporation and editor- MEW OUT COIR SPREAD OUT. £ARCH THE PIACE.' ! in-chief of the Hearst Newspapers; Jack R. Howard, presi- WIRES CUT, RNP.HIM.' MARKS ON t lent of the Scripps-Howard Newpapers; , and Walter N. SUSSES AMP . Thayer, president of the Herald Tribune; will be interviewed 6UMS--A SPOOK | as a group representing the board of directors of the World CAN'T DO THAT.': Journal Tribune, Inc. Others Interviewed separately are , Frank Connlff, editor of the merged afternoon paper, the World Journal; James G. Bellows, editor of the Morning .Herald Tribune; Matt Meyer, president of the World Journal yTribune, Inc.; Robert S. Bird, national correspondent for the \Herald Tribune; and Thomas M. Laura, president of the Mailers Union. FOR THINGS,BUT UTTI£ 1041 (7) — Fugitive. "In a Plain Paper Wrapper." Good KI06 6UB8 UK6 HEY?* show. Kimble becomes enmeshed in the lives of an attractive waitress and her orphaned nephew who recognizes him. When 11 By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ the boy tells his friends, they set up a trap to capture Kimble "ASTRCXGUIDE ByCeean PEANUTS on their' own. The climax is predictable, but the cast gives a . .good account of itself, particularly Kurt Russell as the Wednatday, April 20 IKNOKlVflt/HAVEACDLDSOI 'young leader of the boys' gang. /aXY DONT VOU BE A 6000 BROTHER, PUT A MENTHOL C0U6H PROP 0H70P , 10:30-11 (2) — CBS News Special. "A Conversation with Hub- Present—For You and Your$ • . . ium on •9*rt Humphrey." Last year, two months after the Inaugration, AHOMAKeMEAN *CBS correspondents talked with Vice President Hubert Hum- the chaim today. Avoid impatience or ill temper. &J- phrey about the duties and responsibilities of his office. To- The impression you make now will be vital to your night, after a series of major tasks including a tour of South- , future welfare. Radiations are.working for you in east Asia, Eric Sevareid and Martin Agronsky discuss wifli this area. This is a good time to Improve surround- the Vice President his personal philosophy on the role of the ings, both at home and at work. Shopping is favored. country's second-in-command. 11:30-1 (4) Tonight. Alan King again pinch hits for vacationing Johnny. Carson, bringing actor Robert Preston, The Day Under Your Sign compdian Godfrey Cambridge and singers Selma Leo and Aritt. Born Mar. 21 fo Apr. 19 Libra. S.pt. 23 fa Oct. 22 Rosetta Shaw along the chatter and song. (Color). Let others do the tftftlnff n You von't succeed if you try you're apt to wind up with your to extricate yourself from a loot in your mouth. past financial mishap. . Tturus. April 10 to M.y 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nor. 21 Register Tonight For Cuh Pack While frltruk Kt tt>« pace, Unnecessary* bickering creates be rcidj la "(o to bit" if llec- tension. Try- to avoid arcumenta- il RED BANK — Mrs. GladysAve., Red Bank, Is serving as esfttry. live people.. Coodrum, president of the River committee chairman. Two den Gtmini. May 21 to Jim* 21 Sagittarius. N»v.22toD«:.2l Street School Parent-Teachers' Kwt will combat nemo* <*• Curb your ego to mate » fa- mothers, Mrs, May .Vann aod tilM which nurict* sot led cut Association, has announced that vorable Impression. Your future Mrs. Georgia Thornton, have ofHClaattliiatinK. may ba involved. tier association will sponsor a Capricorn. Dac.22faJan.20 Oub Scout pack. Key unit pet- befen ricruiteaV You cm ebuln tlw lilp joa Fcoplo atgmate you, rmt trr need U jou'll jwt inknd not to kt them know It under i onnel have been selected and Edward Parker, Pearl St., Red enotiih 19 uk for It . current nya. 'HI hold a registration night to Bank, Is serving as pack organ- L*e.July22I IBM Shuiutlt lc*t 1 M a publishd Mr, «E Atopped 9, P»*roi^ fji, Xtrox report w id operating retulti of * r Profit Taking Heavy, 2%, US. Sfteltlng i, Ajiiconda caridy subsidiary were over»ute4. dl quettknw possible In hi* 5%, Kennecott V/i, American Prices were irregularly lower nan.) %neltlr« VA, Phelps Dodge 1^ on the American Stock Exchange, and Cerro 2. , Volume was 5.19 million shares. Successf ill CoK«'r range fell &A. ScKering Asamara Oil-was up 7-16 at 4 7r18. Market Slides Down Simmonds Precision plunged 28 2 and Merck 1%. By ED MORSE Among the color TV's, Admir- industrials off 2-8, rails off 1.4 1 points, to 140. Solitron Devices al lost <%, Motorola, S>4, Mag and utilities off .8. Litton Industrie* lost 2 /, and NEW YORK (AP) - The stock Diefcold 3 although they have new, lost 4%, Williams Brothers Investing market yesterday took a fairly novox 3V4. Radio.Corp., l>/£ and Of 1,414 issues traded, 694 fell 5 and Xtra Inc. 5%. National Zenith 2%. reached a preliminary agreement sharp loss as profit taking held and 487 rose. New highs for the for merger. Packard-Bell lost 2% Union Electric rose 4% and Den- away over recently-strong issues. Airlines Down year totaled 67 and new lows 60. while Singer rose 1% following nison 4. Spear By Roger E. Spear Trading was heavy. The havoc was quite apparent Standard & Poor's 500 stock news Singer has agreed to pur- Corporate bonds rose. U.S Volume was 9-16 million shares. too among the high-flying air chase a convertible note of Pack- Treasury bonds were mostly un- Q) "I will soon have $12,000 other items. These should en- The Dow Jones industrial av- lines. Braniff lost 10%, Delta ard-Bell which could give Singer changed. ;o invest. I am 60, employed, re- hance your capital over the five erage declined 5.79 to 941.98. 4%, Western V/%, Northwest 1%, EAC's Bar centjy divorced and with no one years ahead, FAMOVS Coppers, color televisions, Eastern 3%, American 3'4 and :o help me. I have eight shares Q) "Isn't real estate a better other electronics, office equip- TWA 3. yl Sears, Roebuck; $400 in sav- hedge against inflation than NAMES ings bonds; $4,000 on deposit with ments, aerospace issues, air-lines The Associated Press average Will Help Local Securities stocks? With stocks, less exper- and a wide variety of other is- an insurance company and $1,- ienced people get panicky and of $0 stocks fell 1.9 to 348.6 with Quotations from NASD at approximately 3:00 p.m. Bids are inter- 000 in savings. What should I do sues were the victims. sometimes sell out too quckly Open Doors dealer prices. Prices identified by * are inter-dealer asked prices. to supplement my Social Secur- Coppers Drop Yesterday's closing stocks: It takes time to sell real estate.' RED BANK - A touchbar Inter-dealer quotations do not include retail markup, markdown or ity income at age 65? I have ACF * 47 I-T-E Ckt Brk commission. Other asked prices have been adjusted upward to J. B Coppers, which provided the Adamt Eft 29 Johns Man latch which enables a household- :hought of Sears and more sav- most solid group leadership in Air Prod 8< U Jones A L include approximate markup. Air Reduc 72% Joy Mf« er to push open a screen or ings bonds. My income-tax rate A) You have made an inter- last week's rising market, were Alleg Cp 1614 Kaiser AI storm door while both hands are Div. Bid Asked is pretty high, and I can't af- esting point. I have before em cut back drastically in price amid Alleg Lua 52 li Kennecott Belmar-Wall National 3.00 165 A!Ie» Pw 26K Koppers full has been developed by Ideal 'ord to gamble in any way." phasized that wfell-situated real speculation that Chile's big ad- Allied Ch «W Kresge SS Brass Works, Inc. Central Jersey Bank* .30 11 estate has increased steadily in Allij Chal 39'i Kroger 29 H 25 M. M. vance in the export price of cop- Leh Port C 16 Eatontown National Bank 23H value—wore than enough to keep 92 The bar fits across the inside A) It is very difficult to be per may redound to the ad- 75'i Leh Val Ind Farmers & Merchants .04 6 abreast of the rising tide of yes, they' maka quit* • 72 LOF Glass of the door at waist height and First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .28 8 89 eft alone at your age and I am vantage of those who produce alu- Am Can 55 "i Lib McN4L i prices. Real estate, however, re pair. Yes, they stand for Am cyan Llgg 4 My its locking mechanism is built First National Bank of Spring Lake 1.50 50 pleased to try to help you. Sears minum and other copper sub- 86'i 7414 quires care and a degree of quality. Yes — Pay last Am M Fdy 1814 Litton Ind 81H so the door catch is released First National Bank of f oms^River .72 28 2915 is a fine stock which, like a host stitutes. A question remained al- Am Mot Lukens Btl knowledge about how and where for Brand Namei with Am Smelt Hack Trk 51 !i by a slight touch of the bar by First State Ocean County 1415 1514 rf other top-quality blue chips, so as to whether Zambia would Am Std to buy. For the average invest- 20>i Magnavox 119 hand or hip. Keansburg-Middletown 1.40 60 has come down in price in a "BIS W" follow along with the Chilean Am Tel Tel 57% I Marath Oil or; I believe growth stocks offer Am Tob — • Martin M 23"i David M. Wakelee, Ideal Brass Monmouth County National' (xx) .18 5% 5% market which has become quite Discount Pricas I price boost. Amp Inc 58 »i Masonlte <4H marketing vice president, said N. J. National Bank ' (xx) .60 22*/5 24JJ the most practical long-term A representative of the Zam- Anaconda 100% Merck 77 Ocean County National $10. speculative—with most attention Armco stl MGM 57 hi the touchbar was developed as a 370 bcussed on the so-called swing- bian copper industry. Roan Selec- Armst Ck 50 V, Minn MAM 7411 Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 150 Aahl Oil 27% Mo Pac A 92 means of solving the vexing Peoples National Bank of Lakewood irs. I believe you have enough tion Trust, which was very strong Atchlson 3614 Mont Ward 3514 problem of how to push open a 140 in the stock market last week, All Refln 19* Nat Blic 51% Sea Bright National 1.25 84 lears. Avco Corp N Cash Reg door when both hands are filled. Bibcock W 29 V. 89

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TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1966 7c PER COPY $24 Million Regional Program May Be in Trouble Fishermen Threaten Litigation on Sewer Issue By FRANK W. HARBOUR A state Department of Health dye test study last year An association laboratory study, made last year, is at odds In a regional system — and such a system now appears MIDDLETOWN — The newly formed Sewer Authority will resulted in an interim report that Compton's Creek could' with the state interim report. likely — the plant initially would be designed for an estimated face its first head-on challenge within the next month — a take up to eight million gallons of effluent daily without ad- The study, as previously reported in The Register, shows eight million gallons, but according to Mr. Kupper might even- threat of litigation — ever the pollution Issue, by the North verse effect on the creek. that from a pollution standpoint Compton's Creek can safely tually have to take 12 to 15 million. Jersey Fishermen's Association, Belford. The state, however, never issued a final report relating take no sewage effluent without adversely affecting marine The cost of an ocean outfall line has been estimated at The association has written the authority a letter asking to the dye. studies in Raritan and Sandy Hook bays. life in the creek and the bay. $5'/2 million to $7 million. The regional towns which would have to share the cost that a meeting be set up with that body and the Board of Repeated prodding by the association and the committee On this basis, the fishermen are on record in favor of Health. has failed to bring a final report. So far, the state has only — Atlantic Highlands, Highlands, Holmdel, Colts Neck, and an ocean outfall line, as preferable to no line or even tertiary Marlboro — have taken the position that it would be prohibi- The association has taken the position, based on its own been willing to confirm its creek findings by letter. (advanced) sewage treatment. pollution studies of Compton's Creek, that the proposed Mid- Meantime, the association has made it clear that if the tive — thus making litigation loom as a real possibility. dletown sewer disposal plant should be relocated, and/or an pollution issue cannot be resolved with the new Sewer Au- They contend that existing pollution has virtually wiped The estimated cost of a regional system, without an ocean ocean outfall line provided — to dump plant effluent beyond thority, the fishermen will go to court, first for an injuction out a multi-million-dollar clamming industry and that addi- line, is $24 million to 525 million. the bay. ' '•',:: to prevent plant construction, and then to litigate the broad tional effluent dumped directly into the bay will ruin the re- Mr. Lamb said last night he is sure that the. authority The township sewer committee, which handled program question of pollution. maining fishing industry. will be most anxious to meet with the fishermen. p'anmng before the authority was created, has taken the If such a test materializes, it could be a court precedent POLLUTION STUDY "I want to hear what they have to say and study their stand that the proposed Belford site Is the most feasible, from and might influence the state's general policies in the field. Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory recently announced it Is proposals," he added. an economic and engineering standpoint, for a disposal plant. Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek, authority member Vincent P. seeking federal funds to make a definitive study of pollution Association officials said they are even more concerned REFUSED TO BUDGE Lamb, and association president Leonard Nelson have charged in local waters and its effects on all types of marine life. now that a regional sewer system seems a certainty, since . - in the face of long-standing opposition from fishermen, that the state, in fact, has no policies regarding pollution con- With a municipal sewer system only, the municipality eventually it is likely to' result in twice as much effluent be- the .committee has refused to budge from this position, en- trol and have accused the Department of Health with failure plans a Belford disposal plant with a capacity of about six ing dumped into the creek and bay, based on present author- dorsed by township sewer engineer Charles J. Kupper. to set minimum standards and guidelines. million gallons. ity plans and the county's master sewer plan. Ocean Okays Sewerage Contract OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The year's elections) at any time. , . "It is unfortunate that this com- tract was needed to Insure good torney, said the present Income Township Council unanimously but for these certain few people munity, having profited by the credit rating for the Sewerage of the authority would Insure no adopted an ordinance last night to deliberately and maliciously services of dedicated men and Authority to issue bonds. deficit on expenditures to date. binding the township and its set out upon a course of action women. . .should now be sub- Mr. Fox said the contract has Also, the $64 annual charge per Sewerage Authority in a contract which is so obviously designed to jected to unfair criticism by no escape clause, no way to halt user of the new system is geared for construction of a $6.8 mil tarnish by innuendo is in my many who have been aware of the sewer system it the township to cover the cost of the project lion sewer system despite the opinion an act of contempt and this expenditure for over 10 years loses its suit. over a 40-year period. violent protests of Edwin Fox total disregard for the good repu- and by those whose motives we The sewerage authority has "I assume that if we lose there an attorney representing 58 tax- tation of a community." now seriously question," said spent $25,000 to purchase land for will be a restraint on the proj- payers. The mayor told The Register Mayor Reilly. the treatment plant and has ect. If there is a restraint, we're As a climax to the stormy four the litigation jeapordizes the "Because you ask a few ques- adopted a resolution to issue not going ahead with the proj- hour session, the members of township's request for a $3.4 mil- tions or differ with the council $300,000 in bonds.. ect," he said. council countered allegations of lion federal grant for the new doesn't make you a political can- "The authority is under way The taxpayers group in essence misuse of funds made at the sewer system. didate," said Mr. Van Middles- in this project," said its attorney, contends that it already has last meeting by William Van "All of this hanky-panky stuff worth. "Your integrity wasn't be- Bernard D. Karasic. M the suit is sewerage and does not want to Middtesworth. can be detrimental to obtaining ing questioned. Perhaps your lost, the township is not bound to be forced into paying for t ser- Mr. Van Middlesworth of 7 the federal grant. I hope Ocean judgment was," he told the coun- the contract,, he added. vice it already has. Griffin PI. is a plaintiff in the Township's application will not cil. "But you fellows go to the 'In this contract it is riot es- Township officials are planning taxpayers group's suit to halt the be shunted aside because we're conventions, have your parties tablished to this effect," replied the new system to sewer the en- township's break from the Joint involved in a law suit," he said. and have a good time." Mr. Fox. "We will still Have to tire area east of Rt. 35 and large Interlaken-Ocean Township Sewer Concerning expenditures for the Side With Council pay. All the money is being ex- enough to accomodate surround- Commission. The township will League of Municipalities annual The majority of the 50 persons pended. We're obligating our- ing municipalities, Township Man- ask for summary judgment in conferences, the mayor said it in the audience clearly sided with selves. Who's to know whether ager Jack P. Sweitzer has said: splitting from the commission, has been township practice to council at this point. there will be a deficit." the 40-year-old Wanamassa prij which operates the treatment have the general fund and the In a two-hour hassle with the "What you're doing is backing mary treatment plant is In need plant serving Wanamassa, West sewer account share the expense council earlier, Mr. Fox insisted the Sewerage Authority for $6 of many capital improvements Allenhurst and Interlaken, Fri- since 1954. The conference bene- the adoption of the Sewerage Au- million. . .putting the township and the township would ratheV day, April 29. A counter suit fits officials concerned with sew- thority contract be delayed until near bankruptcy," said Mr. Van put the money into a modern, has been filed by Interlaken erage problems as •well as other after the legal proceeding. Middlesworth. secondary plant which will serve against the township. municipal problems, he added. The council contended the con David Resnikaff, township at- most residents. .' Mr. Van Middlesworth charged sewer funds as well as municipal funds were used to pay for New Jersey League of Munici- palities "parties." He also noted Table Water that members of council received $300 each last year for inspection of sewer facilities, and that sewer funds were used for sessions held IOOK PRIZES for winners of a potter contest commemorating National Ubrary Week at Paul's Edgewaters. To Holmdel Subdivision Code at the Freehold borough library. Accepting their priiei are, left to right, Marianne Mayor John J- Reilly said that HOLMDEL — The Township if he were to apply directly to stall street laterals and houses large—could possibly be justified Baitedo, 10, of 172 South St.; Mary Beth Mack, 7, of Freehold, and Dawn Fontana, since this interest in sewer com- Committee last night tabled th the utility involved. should be tied into the interior by making an analogy with the 6, of 10 Third St., who won the grand prize, from Wini Smart, one of the judget in mittee vouchers was shown only proposed water amendment t< "We are not opposed to city system. zoning ordinance. in those for the past three years, the subdivision ordinance tc water and will pay our fair share the potter contest sponsored by the Junior Women'i Club, Freehold. he considered the questioning a "When the water comes by the In Public Interest if the utility installs the line. direct attempt "to politically at- await legal opinions from it! development, the developer would "If it is in the public interest tack this administration and our attorney and the Planning Boan ,"By this amendment, you are nook into the extension and pay that the water supply be ex- form of government — a model attorney. favoring the utility by making his fair share." tended, you could restrict an Faulkner Act government. . .in This action followed a Iettei Mr. West or any other developer He also charged the commit- individual by requiring a sub- Freehold Council Pushes pay for the installation." divider to do so at his expense." the state." - from Rooh T. Williams, ol tee With granting the planners (He said it is a recognized, Snevily, Ely, and 'WiHrams, West •; Thomas. F. Fitesimons, Young discretionary powers to decide Mr. Schanti asked if a pro- rractice for the Joint Sewer Com- field attorneys repre'seri^n, GOP Club president, asked if matters rightfully in the realm posed planning board policy Race Tip Sheet Licenses mission to meet at a dinner "as Henry A. West, a Westfield de- Mr. West would be reimbursed of the Board of Health. would override the ordinance. a matter of expediency." eloper, received by the Plan- if he installed the line and other "The question of who hooks The policy, as stated by board ners last week. developers tied, in later. FREEHOLD — By a 4-2 vote state law was needed to back up Mayor Gibson said that it was The minutes show, he said, into a water system is up to the member Larrabee M. Smith, last flight, Borough Council re- this form of taxation. He reconv unfortunate that Leo Ipstein was that former Mayor James J. Gar- In it, Mr. Williams charged Committeeman Wallace A. Tay- Board, of Health, not the Plan would allow the board to waive tffirmled its decision to make mended that council petition the the only printer of tote sheets at rity as well as Committeema'n the proposed amendment is un- lor replied Mr. West would re- ning Board," he asserted. the water requirement if the cost raceway tip sheet printers buy state Legislature for an admis- the raceway but suggested that Harold D. Shannon attended a fair, discriminatory, and illegal. ceive no return. Former Committeeman Vincent of the extension was more than •easonal licenses but deferred ac- sions tax instead. he appeal to the raceway for 1959 dinner at Paul's Edge- The amendment would require Zoning Board of Adjustment J. Manerl "asked if there was a $1,700 a lot. This would apply waters. "It should be noted that only to major subdivisions of 10 tion on the fee. An admissions tax bill was de- relief. He said that Mr. Ipstein all applicants for major subdi- member Norman SohanU ob- point where extension would be- Mr. Shannon. . .is now a party visions to provide "city water" lots or less. Council, April 5, introduced an feated last year, Mayor Gibson prints four tip sheets at the track jected to the proposal as "it come economically unfeasible. to the suit that questions this for developments of more than Mr. Schantz charged this policy ordinance which would require replied, because the Legislature and would be required to pay doesn't solve the problem." Associate Township Attorney $2,800 for licenses if the ordi- expenditure," he said. three lots. would only add to the discrimina- Up sheet printers buy a $900 sea- could not agree on how the "All developers, major and Lawrence A. Carton, 3d, stated sonal license. After councilman nance became law. Councilman John W. Beekman Objection Made minor, should, be required to in- the expense — no matter how tion of the amendment. money should be distributed. said all councilmen make up the The committee took no action Alfred E. Sanders and Jerry Small Gain Seen He agreed with Councilman Addison Ely, of the Westfield Sokol, representing a tip sheet Tobias Mayer that another com- sewer committee which super- 'irm, appeared last night to to decide who — the users or Mr. Woolley added that while printer, objected to it, council mittee be formed to study the vises the present sewered areas. all taxpayers — will pay for re- the borough needs ratables, this strongly object" to the amend- Thrill Hill Land Appraisal tabled the measure for more license amount for possible re- All councilmen receive $300 a paving trenches in the Maurice would only be a small amount ment's adoption; itudy. duction. year for this, he added, pointing Manor and Village area exten- of revenue. out that this has been common He charged that Mr. West, in sions. irder to run water to his iPro- By Bova Is Authorized Despite a recommendation from Mayor Gibson replied that he Mr. Sanders again disagreed, practice since 1956, starting with It did not accept Monmouth posed development off Rt. 34 and a special committee of Mr. Sand- did not believe the taxation to be asserting that tip sheet, printers $200 then. In . 1959, under Mr. HOLMDEL -^ The Township He reported Middletown May- Consolidated Water, Co.'s pro- ers and Frank K. Woolley, coun- discriminatory and that the pri- could circumvent the measure, Garrity, it was increased to $300. Stoecker Rd., Would be com- Committee last night authorized or Ernest G. Kavalek told him posal to extend service to some by including 'some news on pelled to pay between $50,000 and dlmeri, that the proposed ordi- mary purpose of the measure was He noted that also among the Paul P. Bova, Middletown real- there is one property owner in- 160 homes in the Village. nance be defeated, Mayor Frank sheets. $100,000. to extend the pipe some to bring in revenue, ilaintiffs in the taxpayers suit tor, to appraise land oh the voived on both sides of the road Township Engineer Richard M. E. Gibson formed another special is Mrs. Amos Kraybill, wife of three miles. "I definitely oppose you on "We would only be taking pen- township's side of South Laurel and suggested that acquisition "Schulz was directed to prepare a committee to study the amount. nies here," he added. the former sewer committee this," he told Mr. Sanders and Further, "Mr. West would Ave. at Thrill Hill for acquisi- would be facilitated by the nam- survey of the Village project to member and committeeman. have no way of recovering even tion of the right-of-way required His committee believed the Mr. Woolley, who cast the two rfe appointed Mr. Mayer as ing of Mr. Bova. determine possible savings in re- measure to be discriminpAory, votes advocating the defeat of chairman of the committee to "Anyone having political am- a portion of this money." for the county's leveling of the paving by running pipes in Mr. Sanders said, and that a the measure. • • ' study the license amount, with bitions is certainly entitled to Mr. Ely added that Mr. West traffic hazard. The committee read a copy (of rights-of-way. Councilmen Aloysius Carey and start his campaign (for next could recover some of this money Mr. Bova also was authorized a letter sent to the Division of Mayor Alfred C. Poole ex- John B. Thompson assisting. to negotiate for the acquisition Motor Vehicles by, Henry J. plained he has been told by coun- of the easements. Township At- Ney, county traffic engineer, re- ty officials they favor installing Mr. Woolley reported that the questing that a state speed sur- Madison Approves water and sewer -department torney Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., pipes in the easements. was instructed to assist in the vey of South Laurel Ave. be West Keansburg Water Co. is needed another employee. The County Plan Board postponed until after improve- salary, he said, was negotiable. proceedings. currently installing lines to the ments are made. Maurice Manor area. Council referred a letter to its Mayor Alfred C. Poole ex- Salary Ordinance plained Mr. Bova was hired by The county plans to cut 14 The committee accepted a $50,- attorney from Harry Sagotsky Pushes Waste Study MADISON TOWNSHIP - Meet- 200, up $280; third year, $6,650, Middletown last week to handle feet from the hill. Work will be 000 street opening bond from the suggesting that a special com- FREEHOLD — The Monmouth County Planning Board acquisition" on its side of the bid when easements are ac- firm to cover its work in the ing some objection, council last up $280; fourth year, $7,100, up mittee be appointed to meet with night adopted an amendment to $280; and dispatcher, $7,100, up study on garbage collection and disposal will be completed in road. quired. extension. the county Board of Freeholders a month, Planning Director Charles M. Pike said yesterday. the salary ordinance. $280. about traffic lights at West Main Raises in the ordinance include: The amendment creates these and Throckmorton Sts. and at Studies made in co-operation with the state Department Members of the governing body salaries: plumbing inspector, $7,- West Main St. and Manalapan of Health are being evaluated and Information compiled for $1,400, up $400; tax assessor, 500; zoning officer, $1,000, and Ave. He suggested that the coun- publication, he laid. Red Bank Council Moves $8,000, up $900; building Inspec- equipment mechanic, $2.65 per ty pay for the installation. Mayors from Bayshore municipalities asked over the hour. tor, $8,500, up $900; assistant Council authorized its borough weekend that Information dealing with the subject be expedited building Inspector, $7,500, up Republican Councilman Donald attorney to draft an ordinance to them. $7C0; part-time building inspec- Macrae voted no on the amend- against littering within the bor Mr. Pike said copies of the report will be widely dis- To Ease Traffic Bottlenecks tor, $1,000, up $200; township at- ment on. the grounds that cer- ough. Mr. Woolley, the sponsor of tributed and that he and the Planning Board staff will be RED BANK—Borough Council was a measure appropriating Action on three ordinances was torney, $7,500, up $4,500; Plan- tain township clerical workers the measure, said that this was available to assist In Its use. last night moved legislation to $16,000 from the capital improve- postponed. The pending measures ning Board attorney, $2,500, up received no pay hike and an needed to keep the borough increased work week. Bails of the study was a former Inquiry made two years ease traffic congestion on West ment fund for a triangular piece would allow new gas stations $1,500; Zoning Board attorney, clean. of property the borough is buy- in the business zone, limit hard May IS was set as the date for ago. It Is being updated and expanded in the light of narrow- Front St. and widen the north $1,000, up $500. ing from Rlverview Hospital. surfaced areas In open spaces ; public hearing on four proposed Mr. Sanders agreed and re- Ing areas for landfills and restrictions on Incinerators be- end of Hudson Ave. t Also, public works administra- ported that a.Monmouth College The strip, 252 feet long, is on in the professional office zone, ordinances.' The ordinances con- cause of air pollution. . s - Introduced on first reading was tor, $8,500, up $400; public and add new amendments to the cern the creation of a sewerage study .indicated that more an ordinance banning parking the east side of Globe Ct. It will works foreman, $7,800, up $400; The Planning Board voted to confer, probably In May, building code. authority, the adoption of an ad' shoppers would frequent the bor- on the south side of West Front be used to widen Globe Ct. and equipment operator, $2.80 per ough's business district If the with officials from Freehold and Wall Townships, which the make it an extension of Hudson hour, up 15 cents; truck, driver, mlnlstratlve, code, Zoning and St. between Bridge Ave. and West A variance allowing the First area was cleaner. board serves as municipal planning consultants under con- St. Ave. Aid Squad to build an addition to $1.55 per hour, up J5 cents; la- salaries. tract, to discuss whether the experience Is proving satis- borer, $2.55 per hour, up 45 cents. Council announced a new pow- Council adopted a resolution Councilman Charles K. Wood- Council also adopted a list of its headquarters at 151 Spring St. factory. was granted. 'Police department raises are: er district will be created in the giving pay raises to municipal ward said the ban was particu- amendments to the fire preven- 'chief, $9,509, up $280; captajns, township. The new plant will be employees and to policemen. An John T. Lawley, vtce chairman, suggested the confer- larly Important now since the tion code to bring it up to date. Council approved a Red Bank "7,900, up $,100; lieutenants, $8,- located behind the > Sayrewood ordinance amending the subdivi- ences to hear comments of township representatives as to new traffic signal at Bridge Ave. The amendments had been added Rotary Club request for a parada , up $280; sergeants, $7,700, Shopping Center. Actual construc- sion ordinance regulating the whether they are satisfied with the service and whether, if and West Front St. is expected to the code in the past, but were from White St. to Tower Hill be $280; first year patrolman, tion of the plant If to begin sizes of' cul-de-sacs was also there hava been drawbacks, how they may be corrected. in the next few months, not included when a new code fore the Soap Box Derby on Me- MO, up $280; second year, f6,< sometime after July, 1967. idopted. Adopted after Us final reading was adopted last year. morial Day. 20-TW*y, April 1% 1966 THE DAILY BEGISTER money to buiM them, lo fact, Uiiici rfxwr tftti totUMing * Building Ventilated Patio Roof Pooh in Backyard iwimmint WA k*M frsqueatiy helped the »*lt of • bomt. Building • patio root, to provide coolness and control Ine the basic steps in construct- Local ordinance*- often require betuty and comfort to the home, condensation. ing the roof. fencing around a pool. The bar- First step is to install the Add to Family Fun can be fun and easy to do. All Constructing a translucer rier should be of sufficient height front header support posts. The If the memory of summer rhich Is the same glass-smooth it requires is ordinary hand tools patio or porch can be mostly to prevent trespttting by small average patio needs but two. weekends conjures up fighting naterial used in household ap- children and prevent non-swim- —and thorough planning before one-man job, completed in weekend. A wife's helping nan These can be secured with an- traffic jams to and from crowd- iliances. They too require mlni- mers from accidentally falling you begin! is valued at some stages of th gle irons or a rod in the cement ed beaches, you can still pro- num surface maintenance. Of into an unattended pool. project, and certainly help footing. Atop these, a four by vide your family with the »urse, porcelain enamel pro- One of the least expensive and The first and most important four, used as the front header, ides permanent glistening col- consideration is assuring maxi- make the work go faster. health, recreation and relaxa- most practical types of pool pro- is secured with framing anchors. n that swimming affords and tection is steel link fencing. mum comfort. Any single-layer Considering how to properl Two, .working together in se- •> ly at home. In three days you roof needs proper ventilation to ventilate any roof, first exarr Besides the enjoyment your Available in all heights, gauges, curing the headers, is better c 1 be taking a dip in your own patterns, colors, and .price than one. The length of the amily will derive from a swim- pool. ning pool, residential pools are ranges, steel fencing requires headers make it unwieldy for Last year 56,700 residential little maintenance and can be one man alone. The back head egarded as home improve- pools were installed across the nents and most banks will lend extremely attractive as well. er is a two by six, and is fas U.S., according to the Swim- tened to the house wali. ming Pool Industry Market Re- As a first step in insuring port, and if the present trend proper ventilation, both headers continues, by 1970, one out of should be raised to the great- every 32 homeowners will have est height possible while allow- a backyard pool. In 1948, there ing for recommended pitch. were only 2,500 residential pools Once the headers are installed, in the nation. the man of the house can start Installed in Three Days putting in the two by fours as rafters. Meanwhile, the lady of You can have a pool installed the house can (if she will) be In your backyard in three days, cutting translucent fiberglass thanks to the development of a roofing panels to size. This ma prefabricated in-the-ground steel SALE terial is available in sheets and swimming pool with a vinyl lin- MELNOR OSCILLATING SPRINKLER in rolls, and is easily cut with er. A 16 by 32 foot pool com- CUSTOM-MADE plete with filter is available for Waters a 2,500 iq. ft. aria. an ordinary hand saw. Finally, cross braces and less than $1500. Other sizes range Sets far any of four watering from 8>/ by 17 feet to 25'^ by positions. Has a spray area con- moulding strips, which also serve 2 DRAPERIES trol dial. Number 610. to provide a handsome lattice 50 feet. REG. C95 effect, complete the installation Here's how it's installed. of supporting lumber. All lum- An excavation is dug, usually ONE WEEK 7.95 9 ber may be purchased precut, if with a power shovel. Walls of desired, to speed the job and corrosion - resistant galvanized ONLY eliminate much of the sawing steel are set in place. The bot- GARDEN HOSE and cutting. tom is leveled and covered with With the purchase of At this point, you are ready Illl UllOKMOItS 1OUII IINDS CIIAIIM I(> IIIIS COM- fine tamped-down sand two inch- 1 to install the fiberglass roof pan- PACT KITCHEN-DINING AREA — A bright, floral painting es thick. els. These are lapped over the substitutes for a window. The dining area is close by for ease A pre-shaped vinyl liner is custom made draper- SALE rafters—but note that it is here in serving. Best of all, there's an automatic dishwasher under then fastened to the corners of that you take the important step the pool walls and carefully ies there will be no Got hot weather strength the counter. No scraping or pre-rinsing necessary . . . just tilt for ventilation in a normal in- off large or hard food scraps. Many other features! In white or spread out. A vacuum pump ex- and cold weather flexibility hausts the air between the liner \In this, sensational new Sup- stallation. dark coppertone as well as avocado. charge for the new Jplex all weather hot*. Takes Allow from four to six feet of and the sand bottom to insure I 500 pounds of pressure. Will space between the house wall a snug tight fit. MIRALON LINING. net burst under tfte hottest and the roof panels. The panels When the pipes to and from sun. Stays flexible and easy shouW be that distance from, the Brighten, Organize Those the pool and filter system have to coil on cold winter days. Attractive traniparait green building and from six to eight been installed, landscaping com- cover of 100% virgin vinyl. feet below the roof overhang. It Dull, Uninteresting Closets pleted and the pool filled, you're Fully guaranteed against de- s this separation that makes for all set. Closets are indispensable, | can be quickly and easily made fects. the air sweep from under the - Provides Color patio roof. sometimes too dark, never quite by spray-enameling two-pound Also available for the home Panels, overlapped one corru- big enough, too often a little coffee cans. installation are stainless steel 50 ft.—Reg. 6.98 5.49 If you use the cans with plas- gation where they meet, should cluttered. And, because they're pools and porcelain enamel— be nailed to the framework with tic lids, you can endlose gloves, ORTHO-KLOR 74 so easy to hide from view, clos- scarfs, or othor small accesso- CLOTH SHADES • WOVEN WOOD SHAMS SAVE T.50 aluminum weather-proof nails Paint-Tape Tricks CHLORDANE having a built - in Neoprene ets are usually the last spot to ries, so they'll be right at hand LAMINATED SHADES • TABLE PADS washer. get a home "beauty treatment." when you need them.. Cheerful Many decorative designs can Lawn Spray faces brushed on your hat stands TRAVERSE RODS • WOOD POLES SPRAY Holes for nails should be pre- But, with a little time, some be achieved with masking tape 15.GALLON CAPACITY will give you a smiie every time and paint. Kills ants and soil pests drilled in paneds to avoid shock spray enamel, and a few imagi- , and RINGS . marks around each nail. An you open the closet door! Try crossing strips of mask- « * Reg. 149 native touches of your own, no ing tape at intervals to produce 98 ordinary drill with a one-eighth more drab closets! For a final touch, spray the 2.99 • inch bit is used. inside of the closet door the checkerboard pattern on a For FREE Shop-at-Home Service 2 Wooden or wire coat hangers same gay color. Then put this wooden tray. And so, with a hammer, saw, can be transformed, suggests drill, and nails, the patio roof valuable space to work for you. Paint the tray a contrasting Call 747-0567 the makers of Spray Pla enam- Brush on a design — a giant color first. Then apply the tape is completed. For a final profes- els. Use a different color for DON'T LET sional and decorative touch, nail flower, an abstract pattern, a and paint over it. Remove tlje each room's closet— and you'll bunch of balloons for the young- tape as soon as the second coat a valance or fascia board to thealways know where hangers be- TERMITES front end of the rafters. sters' room. Mount hooks here sets but before the paint is com- ERNEST C. H. V0I6TLANDER long. and there on the door, making pletely dry to prevent paint — Interiors — BREAK UP YOUR Give closet shelves a coat of theh m part off the design, for from being partly stripped HAPPY HOME! 'Paperdolly' Aids color, then use spray-enameled robe, pajamas, belts, clothes away. 8 PROSPECT PLAZA LITTLE SILVER boxes to organize shoes, sweat- brush. ers, other accessories. You LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER Stop 'em Busy Housewives You'll have a cheerful, color- Sell Fasti The Daily Register For housewives who budget might want to use different col- ful closet that's organized too! Classified. ^ dead with ors for "His" and "Her" boxes, thc time and space as well as mon- SHEARS Ross. ey there's a new "paperdoHy" for "Teen-Ager" and "Little-Sis- made to fit between wall 'and ter." HEDGE INJECTOR base cabinets. For quick identification, plas- The dolly, by Nautilus Indus- tic, wooden, or cardboard boxes A rugged distinctive pothm with tries, serves as a chrome can be labeled with a brush-on hordfiwd blodti. Bottom blodi »r- Termite protection for leu than tlEl framed blackboard with con- enamel. An extra-clever touch rated. Midium weight IA, bot-Injector dispenses Chlordane emulsion venient chalk for jotting down is a simple drawing of the box's tom blodt netchtd. Honjup holt contents. In blode. Llghtwtlghl (A dwblii Into soil to form a long household messages. et a lawn etfger. Round, tapind, lasting lethal barrier When the black board is low- Perfect perches for your hats natural trip ah handles. that kills termites upon ered, it becomes a triple-rack CUTS COSTS Value At Extra Low Prices contact No digging no kitchen dispenser, holding a large-size papertowel roll, plus A built-in automatic dishwash- damage, no tnor* ter- full size rolls of wax paper, foil jr in the kitchen not only adds mite worries! plastic wrap. to the resale value of a home but actually reduces caWnetry OUTDOOR, PAINTING costs in modernizing. MIDDLETOWN An easy trick to avoid the An undercounter dishwasher heat and direct sunlight that's replaces a cabinet or extra sink. GARDEN CENTER present on outside painting jobs In addition, modern dishwash- is to "follow the sun." Start ers are available witlh decorator HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN painting on the shady side in panels and colors that match, the morning, then shift sides as accent or harmonize with kibch- 671-1050 the sun changes. decor. LOWER

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If yo» CHOOM, w* cm eomolldor* all your debrt and yo« have LAWN-A-MAT of MIDDLETOWN low monthly payment MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN P.O. 117 call 291-1013 LEONARDO 741-5060 "776-6600 892-2600 Finished Basement CJpn Add THE DAILY REGISTER Tuetdty, April 19,1966—21 Extra Living, Extra Value A finished basement can do Direct access to the. outside much more than merely fur- can be a. safety as well as a nish you with extra living convenience feature. Providing ALLSTATE space. Depending on how well exterior access will- cost from you've planned your basement $100 to $425, depending on the Improvement project, it can addlot shape and type of entryway FENCE co. thousands of dollars to the valselected- . U3 of your home. Bathroom facilities, either full 1625 STATE HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN Practical Builder, journal of or half-bath, is a much desired FREE HOME ESTIMATES the light-construction industry, feature. A half-bath with toilet SPECIAL SALE states that home owners pon- and lavatory costs about $300. A Doweled End—Port and Rail dering tlhe feasibility of finish- fulf bath including a shower White cedar 10-ft. section* $3.50 ing their basements should take stall ranges from $600 to $800. Full round—2 rail, 1 treated pott. per sect., picked up into account the experience of A fireplace can be built in the builders who provide finished basement for $500 to $700. basements in new homes. To make basement space Many builders are now inmor- e useful and valuable, Prac- cluding a finished basement as tical Builder suggests a well an option in the sale of newlighted workshop combining both homes. One builder reports that artificial and natural light, suf- Estate Vertical Shadow Stockade for a home with a basic base- ficient electrical power and out- ment recreation room that in- lets, maximum use of "wast- cludes a bath and finished hall ed" space such as space under ONE WAY TO REDUCE MAINTENANCE CHORES in modern he was able to charge $2,000 a stairway which can be con 671-0880 houses is with wood windows that have removable grills. Preci- more. And for a recreation verted into a closet or cabinet, PLAN A PORTABLE APPLIANCE CENTER for your kitchen by FOR THAT DIFFERENCE IN FENCING sion-made and factory-weatherstripped stock windows of ponde- room with additional luxury Che walls which can double as studying the work centers most needed by you. Keeping small COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK features, induing built-ins, re- furniture and storage space. rosa pine are available with removable grills from lumber deal- portable housewares within easy reach affords maximum func- Ope* « to 4 Monday thru Saturday; Wednesday 'til 8 frigerator and a sauna bath, he Enhance your home's value! tion and .convenience. ers. The grills may be removed for easier cleaning of the could charge another $1,500. The glass and then snapped back Into place. Removable grills give immediate result was a big im- en attractive and traditional small-pane effect even to windows provement in sales. with Insulating glass. When intelligently remodeled, dark and dingy basements in many older homes can provide Preventive Measures Cut Plumbing Bills bonus living space for the fam- A stopped-up drain need nev- tainer to be thrown out. Liquid ily, in addition to increasing the er be reason for an S.O.S. to thefats are the biggest offenders value of the house. StPERSTEiNS plumber, say experts. What is in drain clogging. They congeal How much you want to spend WEST END PAINT neded is preventive mainte- when they contact cool piping for a finished basement is up nance on the part of the home- and form a film. Bits of food to you, but Practical Builder REE DELIVERY owner. add to the accumulation until advises you to keep in mind lo- The busiest drain in most the pipe closes. cal real estate values and the OPEN WED. & FRI. TIL 9 homes, where clogging most of- A kettle full of hot water price and style of your home. ten occurs, is in the kitchen poured down the drain once a You can't reasonably expect to sink. Watching what goes into day, preferably after the suprecoup a $30,000 investment in the drain and simply pouring per dishes are done, will dis- a home located in an $18,000 hot water down the drain daily solve greasy film and remove neighborhood. Also, costs for •re two ways to reduce trouble. food particles carried into the both materials and labor will Pour excess grease into a con- drain. vary according to location. A "minimum" basement Im- provement project which calls for painted walls, tiled floor, finished ceiling and a minimum .. f coiyie to number of light fixtures, will cost from $300 to $500. Even before the time comes to sell PLASTIC PAIL your house, you undoubtedly will to every customer consider this investment worthwhile. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY After this "minimum" proj1 ect, however, the possibilities FORTH! are almost endless — paneling, built-ins, exterior access, heat- EXTERIOR ing, refrigeration, cooking, bath- FAMOUS NAME WEST PRICES rooms, fireplace and so forth. 5UP0NJ Practical Builder estimates LUCITE IN the cost of some of these .ex- PAINT • SUPPLIES tras as follows: HOUSE PAINT 95 Wall paneling, including fur- • WALLPAPER White and Colon 5 i ring and labor, can replace LAWN SEEDS painted walls for from $130 to gal. $400 extra. Costs vary greatly Sturdy WOOD LADDERS GOLD BOND MONTGOMERY | AND because of the many types! of HOUSE PAINT : paneling available, from low^ 4 ft 2.95 SPACKLING cost economy panels to fine, LEAD • ZINC i 5 ft 3.50 TITANIUM prefinished styles. In some QU PQNI FERTILIZERS COMPOUND White Only areas, extra work such as wa- 6 ft. 4.25 terproofing and vapor barriers 5 is required. TILLEY ALUMINUM UDDERS 5 lta.45* 2' , MARINE A aal. Cabinets or built-in storage 4ft. List $15 _..._...... 6.95 BENJAMIN MOORE units cost from $400 to $300 de- 5 ft. list $20 : 8.95 Becker pending on the number Installed HOUSE PAINT .6 ft. List $24 9.95 Regal Wall Satin HARDWARE and whether a counter or re- On* or two-coat freshment bar is added. Cooking 8 ft. List $28 13.25 197 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank and refrigeration facilities, if 95 3 gal. (corner Catherine St.) included, will increase the cost. TILLEY ALUMINUM EXTEN. LADDERS 747-0465 Umlt: Two gallon per customer Open Dally 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.—Fri. 'HI • Underwriter Approved OPEN SUNDAYS 9 A.M.-NOON Did You Know 16 ft. List 29.95 „ 10.95 EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER! Here are some signs of qual- 20 ft. List 38.50 „. 13.50 OFF! Montgomery Adorn ity in unpainted furniture: 24 ft. List 47.50 „ 18.50 WHITE and COLORS Center guides on drawer 28 ft. List 57.50 22.50 frames. List Price 3.40 Or. 100% LATEX PAINTS 32 ft. List 72.50 27.50 195 f cash •ill Genuine Luan Mahogany Dustproofing panels between 36 ft. List 84.95 35.50 drawers. . . . Also full line of TILLEY 70 gals. •# 1 carry J 40 ft. List 97.50 : 39.50 qt. Overlapping drawer fronts for wooden extension and it«p 1 COLORS: Whit*, ban* white, surf green. dustproofing. , Free rope Jock pulley and safety shoes. ladders at discount prices! *Soma colors slightly higher Champagne, mint blue, petal pink, French beige. Plywood bottoms in drawers. One-piece drawer fronts. Dovetail comers in drawers. 9X12 Fabric Mortise and tenon, or doweled joints in drawer frames. GUARANTEED DROP CLOTH NEW Glue blocks underneath a cabinet'joining legs and frame. 25 You also, can tell quality in 2 unpainted furniture by trying ONE all drawers and doors. Drawers should slide easily. Doors on 100% PURE cabinets should hang straight without drooping. Back panels White Shellac n cabinets, and diests of draw- COAT 5-lb. *50 ers should be a good grade f Guaranteed cut *£ LATEX plywood. fo Waterproof It's Velvet Supreme, the all- CASH and CARRY BasementsI new, velvety smooth interior HOUSE PAINT latex wall finish. You owe DU PONT Dries in less than one MOVABLE SLAT LOUVRES-READY Gold Bond Hydro-Check is it to yourself to try this made with latex... guaranteed "orchid fresh" paint with ab. LUCITE hour. Goes over damp FOR CLEAR FINISH OR PAINT! to prevent.water leaking or tolurely no paint odor . . . WALL PAINT surfaces/Has "Con- seCping through masonry walls. only a clean, spring fresh It's easy to use... open the can, fragrance. Velvet Supremo 80 trolled Brushability". mix and brush it on. Hydro- Is sanltiied to make rooms A , Check flows on quickly, easily, hospital clean . . . flows on Resists fading, moisture over new or previously painted like magic, covers like a t gal. and blistering. Guaran- masonry walls. See us today! miracle and dries in 20 minutes. Available In hundreds WOODLIFE teed to cover in one coat I FREE HARDWARE KIT TO HANG of bright new colors to blend with any decor. Come In WOOD PRESERVATIVE SHUTTERETTES WITH EACH PURCHASE OF "4" todayI 50 2 gal. 6"x20" ..,;...... :.. ..-.99c 8"x20" .. 1.29 25 4 gel. 7" ROLLER EXTERIOB? 6'x23" 1.19 8"x23": 1.59 GOLD BOND IT WORKS WHILE YOU SLEEP List Price REFILLS VELVET 6"x26" ....;..„ I.... 1.39 8"x26" 1.79 . . . never over waters . . . HYDRO-CHECK LATEX WALL PAINT 6.35 Gal. never under w«*er« . . .never forged. With TORO on the job LATEX PAINT GOLD BOND BARRETTS 6"x29" ...1 1.49 8"x29" 1.99 you can water in the middle of 4 *>, 90* 9S CRAFTCO NYLON the night automatically. And the WHITE ROOF COATING 7"x20"..:.....:..., .. 1.19 9"x20" 1:49 underground lawn sprinkler sys- 7'/a „„ 3 and tem will cover every part of the List Price 4.62 White Only CEMENT PAINT BOAT LINE lawn . . . without ikips . . . ROOF CEMENT WHITE ENAMEL REG. 4.51 7"JX23" .....^. 1.39 9"x23" 1.79 never a hurried or Inadequate V. 8* O. 445 GLOSS or SEMI-GLOSS watering job. 00 SANITAS, 25 .... 3 5gal.X 25 7"x26"....:. 1.59 9"x26" ' .1.99 Call for FREE ESTIMATE gal. WALLTEX Colors—3.50 TOP VALUE! 2 7"x29"...... ,....!.. 1.69 9"x29" 2.29 for Guaranteed * and up single roll USE OF installation M AUTO TOP New 1944 seconds and call discontinued perfects. CARRIERS! MONMOUTH (Soldi 1* double rolls only) StPERSTE.N'S SPRAY BOMBS RED BANK LUMBER SPRINKLER CO. NAME BRAND WEST END PAINT CO. KING SIZE "your lumber super mart" CAULKING ** value Cor. Wall and ••arl Streets LINCROFT, N. J. 12B Broadway (opposite Baronet Theatre) 222-6384 Red lank 741.5509 5 TUBES 85C 59 " 1.7? Open Mon. thru Sat. 7:45 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 Op SMrhteg at rear of store. White and Color. &-Tuttd*y, April 19.1965 THE DAILY REGISTER uralistic bxwt to Wend with th* of wtoriJ construction' mate- Williamsburg *&%*» •;««•, colors of natural stone, brick rieti. They blend tquttty wttl tat wood. Wytoe HouK Gold, with tfce raw fibers ta& rough Cbmningt Ttnrera SAM TM. t PeUnJD Grty, the yellowish Co- textures that go so well with Colors Again teatbertan lonial Green plus two rosy tans the more relaxed designs for in-v In Fashion There is a ftiH range of,nat- are all fine tells for, the colors formal living. Colonial' WHliamsburg colon have "worn" well through the co-ordinated fashions years', and retain a look of vi- tality and warmth that is very much in keeping with present- for your bathroom day color preferences. The 19th century colors, sur- bySHERMAN'S prisingly, meet most current You've never dreamed fhtt bathroom ae- styling requirements, ranging ceuoriei could be to lovely. Coma in and from mellow Informality to crisp Door let ui show you complete grouping!, by elegance. Fialdcrest . . . colon thai will harmoniie >o - Williamsburg colors are ; soft beautifully with your bathroom decor. Tha and muted. More colors can be talaction it practically unlimited and wa will ; used together than is possible be happy to advise you as to choica. with sharper hues. This subdued look also makes for better blend- DISTINCTIVE FIXTURES ing with wood colors and a gen-II " Tha bathroom fixturai featured at eral mellowness for even the I Sharman'i arc at varied at thay most formal settings; 11 ara beautiful. Wa would love to show tham to you. Why not itop The basic colors used In tte" in? You ara always walcoma to r BY ADDING NEW APPLIANCES with a built-in Jopk, you can buildings of the restored former browse. Tha shora i most exciting Virginia capital have been au- shop. modernize a kitchen in stages and be sure everything will "fit" when the modernization program has been completed. This 30- thenticated by Williamsburg Res- FREE CONSULTATION inch electric range and double oven can be pushed flush against toration, Incorporated. The Mar- the wall in the opening between two counters. It features two tin - Senour Paint Company, thermostatically controlled ovens, one at eye-level and the other selected for exclusive repro- mmrm mr OF A HOUSE a master oven with variable broiler heat control. In addition to duction of them, is producing the combining the advantages of separate range and wall oven into following 12 basic colors and one compact unit, it bas its own power venting system. medium, medium light, end light variations of each: The right kind of Mortgage Raleigh Tavern Peach, a dusty INC peach financing is most important. Water Problems^ Palace Ballroom Blue, a muted "BA™"* Home Decorator* bluish green Visit us for all the faets. No 20 BftOAD ST RED BANK Raleigh Tavern Tan, a rich, . ••?-£* - What's the Answer? deep beige obligation! water is a problem, drought one Colonial Green, a muted yellow- . OOTINCTIVE Our ^ yeflf o/ ^^ ami 5ervfc(| What can the average homi owner do to help solve the profr year, maybe a flood the follow green lems of water on his property? ing year. Wythe House Gold, a classic in many parts of the countrj "The best place to store w» antique gold ter is in the ground," H. P. Raleigh Tavern Green, a strong Quadland, conservation expert, leaf green Apollo Room Blue, a bluish steel Bed Bank Savings told the American Association of Nurserymen recently. gray •nd Loan Association Apothecary Shop Blue, a spruce Ibis will tend to keep ground blue RED BANK, N. J.' supplies adequate for trees and HVjftKMDST. Peiham Gray, a beaver gray WOOLWORTH'S shrubs and lawns, requiring less 741 3700 replenishment than if all the King's Arms Rose Pink, a soft, water is allowed to run off, he House Hunting! It's open sea- "When You Save Does Make a Difference !' said. son in the Daily Register Class!- No one knows where drouth or flood witl hit next. Last summer the Florida Everglades were dryer than ever, the North- east became a water disaster area, while the Northwest was ATTENTION: dryer than usual. Most of the Southeast and parts of the Mid- ALERT Home Owners - Builders - Painters west were wet. In New York and surrounding areas, home owners were not allowed to use water on trees and shrubs, causing many to die, with consequent property damage. Water Is something for every A THOUGHT TO KEEP IN MIND homeowner to think about, more than ever, regardless of whether he feels his community has an There h hardly anything in the world adequate supply. If he can con- serve water, he will come out HHn SORM HMM CCHIItOt IMNC9 fl little) ahead and his community will be better off. WWM and sell a little cheaper and Too Much Water? Precipitation or rain is the the people who consider price source of fresh water. If the homeowner can keep more of only «• this man's lawful prey.""' the rains on his own property, in the soil, he will be better off. Only in time of flood does he wish water to drain away. Tak- ing cognizance of these things, he can plan accordingly. The best solution to too much Mfc water is adequate drainage. Water is our most precious re- uttnmT source—the one thing we cannot live without for more than a few days. Every bit of water conserved on home properties can help both the individual and n Met, i US. «ericaHara Oept Metin, the community. m fiat fcm iiMeM pfeft if iiwi «• Not only does it keep man lj. iMMin best for hmetMen wtsfcaf to alive, but vegetation as weH. We cannot live without vegetation. It supplies both animal food and oxygen for animal, Including man, to breathe. WIDE PLASTIC DRAPES : TWEED RUGS $2 OFF Drill a WeUl Is there a remedy for chronic water shortages? Consider the individual water system, advises the Plumbing - Heating - Cod- ing Information Bureau. \ More than ten million fami- SCOTCH 7T» Reg. 16.99 ies in the U.S. already get their pair water from their own well, and Big 8'6" x 11'6" size with viscose they're not all rural families by Pebbly-tortuie plastic overlaid with rayon pile in black or brown tweed. any means. Millions of them live colorful prints. 108' wide overall, LADDIE Foam rubber back needs no pad. in suburbs beyond municipal wa- Including valance. 87" long. Many 9'x12'solid ruj, rej. 16.99....14.19 :er mains. pattern*, colors. Wipe dean. At least 50,000 wells an drilled every year in areas i • e • e e ee.» eeee»a>»«j where municipal water is available but inadequate. Predictions are that this number will at TITANIZED least double, to 100,000 Individual wells annually, in the next three o five years. Many urbanites have mistak- Pure WHITE LEAD Paint ;n notions about the individual water system, mentally compar- BUS MST STAWW6! ng it to the old-fashioned hand •MBIT. iMfc Ca WONT "WASH OFT OR HUM! pump or a large electric pump UUH& I'M Kneed M_ with a noisy motor that has to TMsasrtndDrfsr- STAYS WHITE AW BMWT! be installed in the basement flare's a nmn why so many experts—why so r a "pump house." This Quality Past Actually, the pump that's in- aaty people who realty know paint-recommend SeHt for Only- tailed In the average homeown- M00J0 CWMKTEE Scotch LadAt for an exterior painting. ir's back yard Is likely to be one-half horsepower submersi- Ms ku been t tnuA cauie 4am{«<*i in &e Mbtie- Spring Tips M*r, tfw house it fce found*- meat The ground *rouad th* , TO Alti PANEWNG ring itrij/i, ii facilitated wife As the jetrA trouod your Uon. home must be kept graded » Popularity of paneling u a the ttew adkesivw. wise become* hard and com- These place* aunt be kept the win slope* *w«y from ,«S» practical and convenient way to acted and sink* down It may liHed'witfa dirt *o that water redecorate and remodel Is Jin* swelling. • RESEAUNG PAINT tag Its counterpart in a variety depressions, particularly will not collect in them and Of panel adhesive? In cartridge To insure an air-tight seal form, designed for use with a when reseating a paint can, step caulking gun. Application of pan- on the can with one foot and eling to dry-wall and solid plas- apply extra pressure around the ter. as well as to studs and fur- edges. SPRING SPECIAL LAWN SEED Custom Upholstered & Chair FERTILIZER Select the fabric from our stock LAWN SEED and save Perennial Rye grass (Blue Tag) 1 Fancy Kentucky blue Merlon blue ' "Dutinctive Workmanship" CUSTOM Pennlawn fescue > FURNITURE IS STRIPPED and REPADDED Creeping red fescue o » LOOSE JOINTS REGLUED Draperies & Slipcovers > SPRINGS RETIED Chewlngs fescue Choose from hundreds of fine dra- Sunny lawn mixture t SEAT PLATFORMS REBUILT GO-GO POWER MOWER ... Advanced-design power mowera are among the lawn and garden • FABRIC PATTERNS CAREFULLY pery and slipcover fabrics. Get fine Shady lawn mixture « products which are making gardening easier for homeowners, according to Building Supply News. MATCHED—ALL WORK GUARANTEED custom workmanship. Farrnlngdale mixture w Among the new features on this 1966 four-blade rotary mower are a fold-down handle for easier Merlon blue mixture storage and a stop-go twist handle control for simpler operation. VINYL FABRICS Poly & Foam Rubber FERTILIZERS Greenfield Fert. Cooling Cost Is Less 54 INCHES 5—10—5 Plant food P The cost of home air condi- chimney. unit that delivers cool air for WIDE yd. 5—10—10 Plant fold 2 and up tioning has been reduced sub There is also air condition- distribution through the duct 209b oft 0—20—20 Plant Feed stantially with the recent in- ing equipment that can be work—is installed in the home. Agrlnire (All Org.) R troduction of new types of quickly connected with exist- Recently developed evapo- Agrinire All organic equipment that can be installed ing warm air' furnaces, em- rator sections can be installed DEBRA DECORATORS 10—6-4 50% Organic quickly and more efficiently. ploying the same ducts that in a wide variety of positions (Our Special) Some authorities in the field carry warm air during the win- and locations: placed unobstru- "DISTINCTIVE WORKMANSHIP" ter to carry cool air in the sum- sively in a horizontal or verti- 10—6—4 All organic 100% Nit. I say that these costs have been CALL 542.3616 FREE ESTIMATES mer. cal position in a closet; sus- 20—10-5 With Urea Perm. cut by as much as a third to pended horizontally from the 326 OCEANPORT AVE. OCEANPORT 10—6—4 Chemical .half. The reverse vcycle air conditioner, more commonly known basement ceiling or installed OPEN FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M.—FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE Cotton Seed Meal One o* the biggest improve- C ments has been the introduc- as the heat pump, has become directly on the floor of the "TAKE UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY" Urea tion of systems that are charged an increasingly popular way iMement or attic. junmoniQ Nlfroto wlnh refrigerant at the factory to supply heating and cooling. Nitrate soda instead of at the place of In- The advantage of these de- Super phosphate I stallation. Vices Is that they provide air Bone meal There was a time — and it conditioning during the warm Bovung wasn't very long ago < — that months and heating during Sheep Manure the contractor had to perform the winter without the need for S this operation at the site. It any other form of heating equip- was a time consuming chore ment. Little Silver Lumber GARDEN TOOLS and therefore a costly one. The up-to-date central air con- While field charging is still ditioning unit or heat pump can necessary with certain instal- be installed In a variety of ways. MULCHES ations, more and more factory For example, single package STOP IN charged, units are being used. units, which contain both evap- t orator and condenser sections, Cqpadlan AND CHECK OUR PRICES This one factor — probably SPECIALS more Mian any other — has can be mounted entirely within peat moss NO OBLIGATION TO BUY brought the cost of whole-house the attic or entirely within the basement, Other types ot sin' Michigan air conditioning within the means of thousands of families gle package units can be in- peat moss Open all day Saturday stalled outside the home* on the who would not have been able j .to afford it a few years ago. roof, or through-'tihe wall of Buckwheat hulls Meanwhile, new devices have the home. HANCE Another installation technique Coco bean hulk become available that combine heating and codling in a sin- is by means of the split system Salt hay gle compact cabinet. in which the evaporator and con- & DAVIS denser coils are separated. Here, JUST ARRIVED - JUST ARRIVED Tel. 747-0103 These devices, which utilize quick coupling devices and fac- all the popular heating fuels, 26 Shrewsbury Ave. tory charging, have contributed can be mounted completely out- significantly to faster and less Red Bonk doors on a slab or even on the costly installations. roof—a valuable saving of indoor space normally taken up In the split system, the con- I denser section! normally rests with heating equipment aftdtthe a slab outside the hom|. We Have .evaporator section —.1 a Pebble Gardens lAre Answer To Complete Problem Yards Selection The shrubs shade it, it's too close to a walk, too near a tree, and the grass either won't grow of well or can't be cut convenient- ly; A problem area like this is really' no problem at all, and can be the most striking area PATCO General Electric BUILT-IN around the home with the heir of pebbles and clay potted Lawn & Garden plants. THOROQWASH Once it is decided that the VA" Black & Decker Supplies area is just too difficult to handle as a lawn, clear it of weeds and other debris. Shove] and hoe Electric Drill the soil one foot deep, and rake PICK UP A FREE DISHWASHER it level. Next, border the area, with old PATCO LAWN GUIDE! bricks, new bricks, Belgian 0NW blocks or aluminum garden edging. Then, acid two inches of uni- Priced $ form .size pebbles or crushed 95 rock to cover the soil completely. Low Set plants In porous day pots on top of the pebble layer. But MR. HANDYMAN At be certain that the plants you 189 selected are those suitable for the prevailing light conditions in SUN-PROOF that spot. LOOK HERE! If the pebble garden gets a lot Dishwashing is easy as of open sunlight, then the plants should be double potted. ABC! No hand rinsing, this involves placing them In SEE OUR clay pots one size larger and or hand scraping! No filling the space between the two pots with sphagnum or peatm W screens to clean. Washes moss and keeping it damp. When selecting plants for your • iuttlNftr 95 rinses, dries—15+ full pebble garden, it's wise to seek • Slitir-nilttMt *e advice of a local florist or • MM It II aintii STANLEY TOOL table settings!' Multi- garden center. • Cilirubr hijtlir 6 Level washing action. For Financing No Primer Necessary Anyone who owns a home can for Most Repaint Work and GARDEN NO DOWN PAYMENTI finance landscaping - of the EASY TERMSI grounds by applying for a loan at a bank, Under Title I, of the TOOL CENTER! SD-200B Federal Housing Act, government-insured loans can be made up to $3500 for landscap- \l You don't lift a finger except to load and unload the dishes. Genera! X •a as INTERIOR ing. — Electric's Swing-Down Door puts full extension extra-capacity racks Most large nurserymen will within easy reach. New THORO-WASH gives extra-powerful multi-level arrange for financing at local = ...ALSO IN STOCK isc washing action ... dishes (pots and pans, too) come out sparkling clean. banks if the home owner desires in' SI! SHUTTERETTES E= No after clean-up. Exclusive Flushaway Drain liquefies soft food particles, it.' -.' .•-•",«.' 1 Expertly • SAKRETE products whisks them away. Other "extras"; vinyl-cushioned interior, automatic The best procedure:is to End out'how muoh the cost of land- Crafted. Add reset detergent dispenser, roomy, handles-up silverware basket. scaping will be from a nursery-; Beauty to • Curb blocks General Electric Dishwashers carry a one-year repair warranty man or landscape architect, Your Home. against manufacturing defects on the entire d/shwashsr. then apply to a bank for a loan. • White aluminum gutters tNEMAStindiid. minimum Ribll Prict (PIMII ton) It is preferable to have a 11 You miy ord« Ihi mod«l ihown UiroufJi ui, your (rindilMd G-E dulir. SM Mr curnnt dlipliy, print ind twm, plan for the landscaping, if any considerable sum- is to be spent. Om>§lop Shopping for all Your Building Needs As a rule of thumb,' a first- rate landscaping job' should not cost less than five per cent of BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP the value of the home. 46 MONMOUTH ST. 741-4310 RED BANK Landscaping costs can. be added to a mortgage in many OMN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NltHTS ' cases if the same bank han- Little Silver Lumber 1 Fm Parkins ta *•« of Star* Iflrrantt o» WMtt Strati > dles both the loan and tiie mortgage.'This holds true generally SYCAMORE AVENUE LITTLE SILVER ' NOT*—WE SERVICE EVIRHHIN* WE SILL A for Savingi and Lou A»»prendtdryn»! roof listed in your budget—first tipn for years for performance and last* for seven or* »lght»i Center Saves You Time or last? With far too many home- and durability. Take terne, for years. If it i» painted a light,;; Kitchens are for cooking; to be installed, measure the owners it is last on Hie list, and instance. It has been around for color it reflects more than half > centuries (it was originally de- they're also the heart of the height and width of each smal this could not be a more serious of the sun's heat and helps to ,.i; home for meal planning, eating appliance. Tell the workman error in judgment. A roof Is notveloped In .Wales shortly before reduce air conditioning cost*.-: and efficient food preparation. about the way in which you only important for the survival the manufacture of tin plate had When the polor sdM&me of a Whether you're a home owner plan to display the appliance of a house during your lifetime, begun early m the 18t)h Cen house Is changed the roof can or an apartment dweller, you under the wall cabinet. Draw but it is important for the sur-tury). For years it was known also be changed. can rearrange work areas for a rough sketch of the sink area vival of yourself and your fam- improperly as "tin" or "roof- maximum function and conve- making sure that you designate ily, er's tin". Actually" it is a cop- nience. Study your present work a place for the blender, toaster, per - bearing cold - rolled strip This does not mean that your Sell Fast! The Daily Register centers and project your needs. coffee maker and so on. steel with a lead-tin coating that roofing material has to be ex- has been popular for years be- Classified. This need,not cost anything if If the wall cabinets you now you don't anticipate structural have are not lower than 15 inch changes. es above the counter, this wil Home economists suggest be ample room for the mixei VISIT OUR starting efficiency improve- and other equipment to be usec provements by placing small on the counter. However, instal PUNT MARKET portable appliances within easy lation of new cabinets require reach. Once in sight, you'll em- careful measuring to insure thai ploy them as work savers they are no lower than 15 inch- FLOWERING TREES: throughout the day. Many will es over the counter. Remem Flowering Dogwood go to the dining table for infor- ber, appliances vary in size. Fo mal service. example, home economists ir Flowering the General Electric Houseware: Before charting a Change in test kitchens found their blend Orabapple present kitchen counter space, er easy to store since it is onlj make an inventory of basic por- Golden Chain Tree 10V4 Inches high. So, if the blend table electrics needed . . . plan er you already own is inchei to wprS with these food prepa- Japanese Cherry higher, as are several designs ration appliances whether you be sure that the new wal A WELL LANDSCAPED White Birch plan to remodel your kitchen or cabinets will accommodate th( . 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Japanese Holly t just seems like a lot of trou- be tucked in. and the packages Give Your Lawn >le to stand around while a clerk stacked for orderly storage and Hybrid ishes them out of a bin and quick Identification on a she! Rhododendron • Shades GoodSpringStart veighs them out. or in a drawer. Japanese Yew Without proper preparation Even a, householder who is Packaged nails are as easy to HOLLY ACRES and care in the Spring, your oresighted enough to stock up buy as they are to use. All the Andromeda lawn can deteriorate rapidly af- m nails is frequently frustrated. nail packages fit on one rack Azaleas • Gifts ter what looks like a good start. "he nails are easily lost, and A display over the rack shows NURSERY "c Junipers In early Spring rake your sven when found the paper sacks the 12 basic nail types In .32 Austrian and lawn vigorously and apply fer- nay have split, spilling their sizes. The nail types are coded NUT SWAMP RD. tilizer or modern combinations :ontents. in 12 colors. 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Checl Community locations where a flowering tre How does one go about mak- or shrub that has lovely flower ing a home, a neighborhood or may "set off" the location a community more beautiful? help to beautify the whole area SPRING hos SPRUNG H. P. Quadland, beautificat'ion Not only flowers but leaves Xpert for the American Asso- barks and berries are beautifu :iation of Nurserymen, makes at various times of the year. the following suggestions: Plantings should provide fo Beautification, to be most an attractive effect at all sea valuable, should be planned. sons. Whether you are beautifying 2. Select the best sites to b( rour home grounds, neighbor- beautified, especially those tha will attract attention from thi hood, a street, or a whole com- argest audience. munity, the best thing to do is 3. Try to have all local group to make a preliminary survey. co-operate by contacting servic "Where, for example, are clubs, garden clubs, others. our home grounds or communi- 4. Once a site is beautified ugly? They, actually may make sure that it remains si Installation and padding additional OVER 25 YEARS' EXPERIENCED SERVICE DRAMATIC ROOF OF THIS CONTEMPORARY-STYLE HOME WAS created with heavyweight asphalt shingles, special application techniques. Horizontal effect is achieved by using a triple or double course of light-colored shingles. BONGARZONE NURSERY 100% Continuous Filament 9 cal panel roof of 15 squares. Ex 'Designed Roofs Are tra labor cost could average NYLON from 20 to 30 dollars. LANDSCAPING 5. Other special effects—Oth- From the mills of Magee, Alexander Smith, Mohawk and others. Home's Crowning Glory er design techniques run from SIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL "CUMULOFT" THE PLUMP NYLON. One of the ways homeowners be every sixth or seventh course. simple to complicated. A sim- MAINTENANCE can achieve individuality for Doubling or tripling every third ple device that involves no ad- DESIGNING their homes is to give special or fourth course will give the ditionaj cost is to use comple- attention to the roof. The roof is roof a more pronounced paral- mentary colors for different PLANTING planes of a roof. the largest exterior surface of a lel emphasis. SODDING 14 Gorgeous New Colors — 12 andl5 Ft. Widths home, yet it is often taken for Another variation of the rib- A more complicated effect is granted in the development of bon course application is the the use of contrasting or com GRADING the structure's esthetics. Four use of (he black starter strip on plementary colors to achieve a GARDEN SUPPLIES out of five homes are roofed a white or light colored roof in silhouette. MONMOUTH CARPET with asphalt shingles, but the place of the double or triple CALL 542-0718 design possibilities of this versa course of shingles. A one-inch c HIGHWAY 35. 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RUSGI^S A case in point is the idea of water to seep into the ground. Installing a lavatory in the bed- The more mulching around (4) How one waters bis trees room. Grandmother's bedroom trees and shrubs the less water- and shrubs can result in sav- had a wooden washstand with a ing will be required in dry ings. Light watering every day Sycamore Greens pitcher and a bowl, but gave weather. in dry weather is wasteful; a SYCAMORE AVI., LITTLI SILVER, N. J. them up in favor of the bath- thorough saturation of the soil room. (2) Where pavement is neces- every two weeks is economical. Now ttie idea of having wash- sary, unless it causes flooding, ing facilities in the bedroom re grade it so the water runs back back in favor and gaining popu- on your property, where it < can Housee Hunting! It's open sea> larity every day, says the sink into the ground, rather son in the Daily Register dasil- •ANTIQUES • INTERIORS Plumbing - Heating - Cooling than run off into storm sewers. fied now. 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ADDS YEARS TO rea than can be served ade.- PAVEMENT LIFE! • spring lawn Jobs at once a more functional kitcher ONE:' Title I Loan — You uately by a portable. \' • kills crab grass and other grassy weeds as gleaming baths and added bee can borrow up to $3,500 with they sprout from seed rooms seems too far into you five years to repay this short' future, don't fret. With today' term loan insured by the Fed- Sell Fast- The Daily Register MAYER ASPHALT SEALING CO. • feeds grass with long-lasting, well-balanced materials and techniques, yo eral Housing Administration. lassified. lawn food oan Work amazing changes i You can use this loan to • kills grubs, other damaging toll Insects your present home at price modernize kitchens and bath • non-arsenical well within your budget. rooms as .well as make many Modernizing your own horn other minor improvements. will not only add ease and con But you can't borrow for proj- fort to your daily living, it wi ects not considered "essential" ask for Greenfield also add solid value that can b to a home like a swimming pool translated into dollars agai or a greenhouse. when you finally do decide t TWO: Bank Home-Improve- sell. ment Loan — At first glance, Of course you can't finance it will look almost the same Ml 101*1 PC WATERMELON BAR ne#w bathroom from the sa\ to you as a Title I loan. You ings in your cookie jar, bi can borrow up to $3,500 and banks stand ready and wiHin take five years to repay. But IflUdvLL O * GARDEN CENTER to lend the necessary cash interest varies from five to • (Easy to Reach From Any Direction) They view home improvement seven dollars discount per $100 as a first class reason for boi a year. rowing and offer several diffei These loans cost slightly HWY. 36, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0613 ent types of loans to cover more, but they are more flexi- variety of needs. ble. Banks make these loans OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY—LARGE PARKING AREA Here is a brief rundown 01 entirely on their own. Thus, the six main ways to financ they are not subject to FHA regulations. For example, you can use the money for many improvements considered non- essential and thus not approved under Title I. THREE: Open End Mortgage Loan—Take a look at the mortgage paper on your home. Does it contain an "open - end" provision? Then you may be able to borrow more money. Usual- ly, you must have already paid In a substantial equity. Then, you will be able to borrow an amount equal to what you've already paid off. To handle the added debt, your monthly payments may be increased slightly, or time of repayment extended. FHA Long-Term Loan •Under Section 2O3K of the Federal Housing Act, you may be able to borrow up to $10,000 for as long as 20 years. If your home is less than 10 years old, you must use the loan to make Would you know what major structural changes like adding a new wing to your house. On older homes, such funds may be used for any type of improvement. Interest runs to look for in this picture? about six percent a year. FIVE: Refinancing Present Mortgage — If you have a con- You might examine the material, color or design but the ventional mortgage without an open end mortgage clause, see if you can retire your existing most important thing that goes into its making cannot b© mortgage. Then, get a new one in a. larger amount to include seen — the integrity of the maker! Spacewise, Our Folks Were Counting the money for improvements. SIX: Personal Bank Loan- Consider a personal bank loan In our shop we do not compromise with quality. Everything On Only One — So They Turned To if your home - improvement projects are small. we do is done to the best of our ability. We have been in RovingRange business over 46 years and guarantee everything we do, MARINE VIEW regardless of its size or price. Gives Rooms i ' '• Twins or no, growing families need more space! Before buying or New Roles We can make new furnitureto your specifications at mod- building a new home, check our Mortgage Loan advantages: low . Sometimes a small, modest- ly priced accessory can give a erate prices. Draperies, bedspreads and slip covers are rates; fast, courteous service; easy repayment tailored to your per- room a completely new role, make living easier, and even always given our individual attention. sonal requirements. And with our Open-End Mortgage Loan there change the habits of a family. Take a small, table-top one or I ' are no pre-payment penalties and you can re-borrow for any finan- two" burner electric range, for We are especially equipped to design the decor of your example. Place it in the family cial need, under, the original mortgage agreement. Come in ... room in the basement—and the new home or remodel your present one. We can help you, room takes on a new dimension let us tell you about it. of convenience': Mother doesn't have to desert her sewing ma- if necessary plan your entire house or a single room. chine to prepare the children's mid-afternoon hot chocolate — and she eliminates the trek of You will find that our workmanship is superb and our prices small feet scurrying up t'ne stairs to the kitchen. Sister moderate. No charge for estimate of course. serves her teenage friends hot dogs and hamburgers without missing her favorite rock 'n roll record while preparing to accomplish your designs is our business them. Dad makes his hot soup MARINE VIEW lunch the Saturday • Mother is marketing without missing a single play in the televised ball SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION game. "TWO OFFICES TOSERVE YOV" Move the table-top range to (he nearest electric outlet on M. 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New Siding MWt* need reptlnta* »v«ylptriaf wjtfi «4»t of jMfeHag, WvtouT i* * —-- MiAertl fib*f t textured «ur- f&ce is prt-fiatshed with a long- Sae Face/ Preserve Gooff FrontPerks Up Casting plastic acryHc color coating that can be restored FIRST KOCHANTS IS PEOPLE Old Houses periodically limply by washing *. .Disguise Addition Witti Siding it down. If you think a new dress can Mineral fiber is a tough, per- ONLY PRWI MAKE A GOOD BANK A bouse divided may be able all appearance. Mineral fiber eliminates the need for primer do wonders for a woman who manent-type material, like brick to (tend, but it cannot stand siding, for example, can gener- and finish coats of paint for the feels she's growing older, you'd or marble, that will not rot, close inspection. It is far better ally be used for the new sec- new section and repainting the be amazed what it can do for dent or burn and cannot pro- to give it unity of appearance. tion and applied directly over old section. a middle-aged house. vide food for termites. The divided—or added on— the old siding of the rest of the The material can also be ap- A woman dressed by 1936 When ins tailed over an in- look can result when adding a house. plied over insulating -backer standards would look drab to- sulating backer, it provides an room or a wing or enclosing a Thus the old sections will not boards to provide an extra day—just as many fine and extra husky ghadowiine and ad- carport or patio. suffer by contrast with the new, measure of insulation for the structurally sound houses built ditional insulation for exterior walls. This is particularly im just a few decades ago look walls—especially important for One way to avoid this is to and the entire house will be portant |n older homes built be- drab now. homes built before wall insula- M-side the entire house with a given a new look. The use of fore wall insulation was stan tion was standard practice. low-maintenance material that mineral fiber, which is pre-fin- dard practice. Many owners of older homes have turned to re-siding as the will not only disguise the sur- ished with an extremely durable Re-sidjng with mineral fiber Re-siding makes real eco- gery but also improve the over- acrylic plastic color coating, surest way to strip years from nomic sense for many home- offers tile homemaker the op- their homes' appearance. In the portunity to introduce a te* process, Jhey've eliminated bur- owners. By adding up the es- tured finish to the exterior of densome maintenance chores. his home that will, improve its A new exterior of mineral House Hunting! It's open se» appearance. Among those avail- fiber, siding, for example, will son in the Daily Register Classi- able are striated, wood-grained add a bright, fresh appearance and savv-kerf textures. fied now. The nbn-organic material is Impervious to dirt and weather, and will not warp, dent, shrink, burn or rot. In addition, it cannot be affected by termites. Because the tough color coat ing is bonded to the. shingles and will retain its fresh look if it is merely sprayed occasional- ly with water from a garden hose, it does away with Che trouble and-; expense of repainting every three to five years. Mineral fiber also can be obtained In 4-by-8-foot flat sheets for boanl-and-batten application.

WE DESTROY ... Then Come to First Merchants for a I HARMFUL PESTS HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN FREE ESTIMATES — WE GUARANTO RESULTS When you have many ideas and needs ... and the only mining Mtflibtr Notional tot Cttrtrsl ingredient is money . . . then invite First Merchants into die TERMITES picture. I RATS • MICE • ANTS • IED BUftS • EARWIGSI We can help make your plans for Spring remodeling, repair- TO COMPLEMENT ANY ARCHITECTURAL style are panel door designs, derived from the work of ancient craftsmen and avail- I MOTHS • ROACHES • MOLES • GOPHERS • FLIES | ing or redecorating a reality with a low-cost Home Improve- able, today in stock sizes of pondenosa pine. Top row, left to SILVERFISH • FLEAS • KES • HORNETS ment Loan, arranged personally for your needs and your right: six-panel Colonial door, panel door with fan lights, Dutch budget. Simply get your estimates, come in to our office door with diamond lights and St. Andrew's Cross. Bottom row, WASPS • MOSQUITOES left to right: three-panel door, nine-light panel door, 15-panel nearest you and our PEOPLE who are experienced in these Tudor door. matters will arrange a loan that you can repay in up to 5 ABALENE .HC years, in monthly installments. EXTERMINATORS Local Company Since 1927 Tcnnitt luwcnct Program New Available |16O Monmoutti St. Red Bonk| WINK CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFTICZS WARMTH OF WOOD, in a wood- Call Now for Information i+mrj Park • B«i But • Huuiui • N.rm Aakv? rufc • Mr •*«• grain paneling, provides a back- Mattl • BrWJ. • Ccltt NMk • Ana-Naptm OUT , ground [or elegant furnishings. HHd O0tcc." 601 MattUon Act., Atbury Park Paneling will not warp, shrink or 7414222 775-4075 Drto-lii *r Wilk-Up FocHitin and bttnM Hoar* At ,Ai Officw splinter, iand has a fire-resistant Vambcr Ttdml Rctcrm SlKtcm—r«tarol D«po»it Insurance CorponKpH gypsum cars. BEDROOM SALE!

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LOANS ANY TYPE OF LOAN CHANDELIERS, newly impor- FOR ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE. COME IN. tant in home decorating, can provide the focal point for elegant rooms. Hand-cut Bavarian crys- The Bank That's Strong For You tal chandelier suggested by -••* American Hofne Lighting Insti- tute. ' KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN REDUCING NOISE Adding a room? Finishing an attic? Noise through floors can NATIONAL BANK be reduced by installing a sound deadening, insulation board be- < KIANSBURG MIDDLETOWN low the rough or subfloor- . Church and Carr Ave. Kingi Hwy. ing, prior to the tile installation. This product, available from the manufacturer - members,of The Insolation Board Institute, LINCROFT X>T ^S IELFORP absorbs noise and results in a V' Newman Springs Rd. • . • Leonardville Rd. much quieter-floor.

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1. Alcoa Siding, with the new 20 3. Alcoa Shutters are aluminum — Year Homeowner Guarantee, will won't need the care you're accus- help stop the weary round of periodic tomed to giving wooden shutters, mairrrence. There are many styles and vines the Alumalure finish is a tough, Aluminum Siding colors from which to choose, and the baked enamell Alcoa . Shutters are exclusive Alumalure finish assures good looking and are available in a that your horns will keep a "just- variety of colors to complement any for COMPLETE built" look for yearsl home. They are a decorative touch without the bother!

2. Alcoa Gutters and Downspouts 4. The soffit, or roof overhang, is an- will thow you what freedom from other troublesome area that always maintence can' be! They're virtually seems to need attention. Alcoa Soffit Add maintenance-free beauty and value to your home— leak-free and almost never need re- and Fascia can end these problems I wjtf) imported ROMAN ROCKFACE MERIDIAN BRICK— painting, under normal conditions. once and for all! The Alumalure fin- :' for just a few extra dollars per month. , , ; There are many outstanding features ish won't need periodic repainting, HO MPM1Y DOWN • UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY built Into Alcoa Gutters & Down- and the handsome looks . and in- MMIDIAM MICK CORP. . to 4-if spouts that, over the years, benefif creased attic ventilation add to your Call Collect CllffwMMl Av», CnffwtW, MJ. you most. ., . , pleasure! for FREE I an) InlwMtel fai ranufkllng my tarn* . : Home Survey or mom information. Nom« . NO MONEY DOWN—FINANCING ARRANGED AiMnu , , JWfour Service ON ALCOA ALUMINUM Daily & Sunday South of the Krupp hat tlm* 15 YEAR GUAR. WINDOWS It DOORS MfRIDIAN BRIC583-111K CORP. lliffwotuf Ave, Cliffwood,1 N.J. toh owr&n should get In tow* wltfi Tb» Co«npr*«i»lve form III the homeowner !i pert Insurtd For more detailed informa- 30-Tu«day, April 19,1966 THE DAILY REGISTER their Iocs] iasurtace t «HWtime* ceiled >n "ai!-rhk*"j»g»to«t. rVfautiustt tfmtM it tion on typ** Md co»U «< }W?B*' Ttey Go Together —Home owofer* potlctw 4tv*ii^bLe. lwm» broker*, the Institute And Insurance Improvements Like love and marriage, home um to pay. Still more Impor improvement and insurance im- tant, the homeowner saves from provement go together. 20 to 30 per cent of what it In other words, if you're in- would cost for separately pur- creasing the value of your home, chased coverages. rou should increase the insur- There's a choice of three ance on it, according to the In- forms of the homeowners pack- surance Information Institute. age policy — the Standard Even without improvements, Broad and Comprehensive many homes are underinsured forms. simply because increased costs The' Standard form protects have raised their value. against U perils, from fire and How much insurance do you lightning, windstorm or hail need on your home? and explosion to theft, vandal Suppose an appraisal shows ism and malicious mischief, air- that your home would cost $20, craft, and smoke or smudge 000 to replace at today's prices. caused by sudden, unusual or Under a homeowners policy— faulty operations of a cooking a "package" of coverages that or heating unit. s becoming increasingly popu< The Broad form, which is the ar—you should insure your most popular, increases to 9 the dwelling for at least 80 per cent number of perils against which of its replacement value, $16,000 the homeowner is insured. The DIVIDE in this case. additional coverages include -• ".J..~ •^..•5^v&':'»%i«!| "^ The homeowners policy pro- such things as falling objects, vides various types of cover' weight of ice, snow or sleet, and ages, with the convenience of freezing of plumbing, heating just one policy and one premi- and air-conditioning systems. MEMBERS OF THE BOYS' CLUB OF DAYTON, OHIO, painted a fourteen-room house for an elderly man who could not affon a professional job. The gave up four successive Saturdays for the voluntary project — just one of their contributions to home and community improvement.

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THAT ENHANCE CLOSE-UP OF HOUSE EXTERIOR shows use of prefinished ply- just the pieces you wjll need to create the effect you desire . . • I wood siding in a new patio addition. Available in the flat panels YOUR utilized here and also in horizontal lap siding, ths siding Is guaranteed never to crack, blister, flake or peel for ths life of the DECORATOR building. TASTE Making Room For Replace your old uninspiring r fixture! for now ones and get a "zesfy" new look In your The Home Laundry home—with llghrlngi Our ex- There's a space race goinj net, put up the pegboard am perienced salespeople will aid on today—inside the house. helves and shuttered doors to you In (electing your new Sometimes in the hustle foi lose off the area. 137 MONMOUTH St. "decorator fixture." ivmg and working spg?e, it's Final touches might be a til' difficult to add that complete loor and a bright paint job on RED BANK—747-2104 home laundry particularlj he cabinet and doors. TO* AN ADVENTURE IN LIGHTING" when so much room is neede< It's suggested, however, tha '—^^—— — for the young family and it; >rofessional help be called in many activities. or the plumbing, electrical wir- ocean eleciric One solution to. this problem ng, and installation and vent- s a laundry center that can be of the dryer. HWT. 35. OAKHURST closed by shuttered bifold doors HWY. » HOWEU. TOWNSHIP " added at the end of a famil; room. With this arrangement Mother can join in the familj fun while doing the laundry. IT'S TIME This type of laundry not only saves on space, but may be easy on the budget, too. It car FOR be finished with a minimum ol Sprightly Spring expense if the man of the house can complete most of the car- HOME pentry work himself. One plan of this type calls for shuttered doors that close IMPROVEMENTS off the work area when not in use, providing an attractive wall. When open, however, the bifold doors reveal a compact center equipped to handle everything from sorting and stair removal to clean clothes stor- -J age. A small Sink should be provided convenient to the automatic washer and dryer for pre- treating heavily soiled area on clotlhes, starching and re- moving stains. The sink will come in handy, too, for such activities as washing any dishes used in the family room or re- moving fingerpaint from small hands. If you want to make your home Another space saving feature of the plan is a cabine more comfortable, more beautiful that holds the sink and provides a tilt-out bin with three sec and more convenient too, see your tions for sorting soiled laundry Though one load of clothes is laundered at a time, such bins contractor ... if you want expert will come in handy for storing future wash loads—all pre-sort- advice about financing your plans, ed. The wall space above the sink see us. be utilized as storage space by the addition of a pegboard and attached shelves. The shelves LOW BANK RATES come in handy for holding de tergent, bleach and other laun- TERMS TO SUIT dry aids, as well as a complete stain removal kit well out of the CURTAINS reach of small, children. . Enough, shelf room can be All styles, tiebaclc, ruffled, tailored, gay provided, too, for temporary storage of the folded clean spring colors in Dacron-Batiste, Dacron- :lothes and linens after tfhey :ome from the dryer. This type Ninon, Drip-Dry Cottons, Fiberglas, Or- if storage space saves many Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation xtra trips to the linen closet Convenient Offices Throughout Menmoiith County gandy, and Marquisette by such famous nd bedrooms. makers as... If Dad is fairly good with a hammer and saw, he can do most of the work on the laun- • D. KWITMAN • KARPEL dry himself: make a sink cab- • CROSCIL • KENNETH • CORTLEY •CAMEO SHREWSBURY * > ' > * PLANT YOIR .MONEY •nt TAKING THE MYSTERY out of nail sizes Is aim of new nail- VnHIICH packaging system. Chart on the STATE... SHREWSBURY back of package, shown above, m.TJZ helpa clarify nail tfc« que*-: tiora. Hevw bl ia ctnter r6 p.m., Fri. "til 9 1884 741-0001 17 Broad St. RED BANK NOW THRU MAY Nth OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m. to NOON EASY TERMS ARRANGED! RED BANK ALUMINUM General Contractors

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POWER ENfilNE-Llght. by Converting CROWN KITCHEN welded L weight yat powerful 3U «t««l tub- h.p. Four cycle ENGINE. ing gives War extre confidence Your Garage or In rough terrain. QUICK ADJUSTING 2•WHEEL HEieHTS- Carport at Helght of wheel changed In seconds with now They shopped e»i shopped 3ring-loaded brackets. No time-consuming Low Cost until they were satisfied nuts or bolts used. of a kitchen designer (a with the... and builder that would create them a lovable, practical, wheels ca really exciting kitchen. tike rough homeowner So now they're in their new treatment with ease. home and say their Crown Kitchen Is all they wanted it to be. Understand Crown Kitchens For Free Planning and are responsible for all this GARAGE SCREEN excitement. Marge says it has such a cheerful atmosphere Estimating Call: Provides: Converts: and downright hospitable good NEW TRI-CUT 1. MASSIVE VENTILATION CAR STORAGE AREA BLADES—Throe sep- looks. Planned from a practical arate coordinated 2. 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BuilMa Appliances 741-6161 Red Hid Read and Garden State Parkway Aariiorind DUtrlbutor for OVMHEAD DOOR CORPORATION VI MILES NORTH HARTFORD CITY, INDIANA Of RID BANK MaBifactinn of a COMPUTI lino of Upward-Acting Door*. 418 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN MIDDLETOWN 671-0552 32-To«a»y, ApriU9,1966 THE DAILY REGISTER tycwfci by Mowing a im tinv powerful mssfllsjta moths. tf to be vny for y hive wool c*rpeti»«, it i* q pe tteps in preparing it for Para «er'1hort)irT~WWile or more la the tammy, U ii • tud re*dy source tor awthi. Chemicals, Clean-Up, rag*. First, make * 1 substance that can B», good idea to aprtofeWii l»J*r 'A Foiling the opprtit* of &« of every item that is open to purchased umitr a varitty rJ *!ry*t*!s uwiejsr^* or on top firmly math utae t little time :ttack and that includes tame.' trade names. It is available in of\ cwpeting; Sinc« there is no but always p*y» dividends wfa*n Foil Family Moth times forgotten small items cake, nugget, or crystal form, disturbance of air in a closed fall clothing ii taken out of such as men's ties and woolen As it physically changes from a house and since many homes storage. The voracious appetite of the entree is fur and the word of socks and winter hats. solid to a vapor, it emits a| lowly moth has spoiled many a warning is that the moth likes pungent vapor far heavier than family's wardrobe. To foil the an early entree, beginning In All clothing should be clean air. NOTE OUR NEW NAME family moth a chemical expert late May if the ^weather is before it is stored, washable This potent chemical Is also offers an easy guide to closet warm enough. For main course, terns washed, and others dry- extremely effective in prevent- planning and suggests a house- which is a feast of wool, the cleaned. With the availability ing mildew. Golfers might be wife be aware of the ingredi- moth waits for the first sultry of the neighborhood cleaning wise to place some crystals in coin-ops, a home manager can ents in a moth's menu. June day. And for dessert, the club locker room or in the American Rentals According to C. E. Grant of clean practically a whole basement locker at home. For there are always a variety of wardrobe for a few dollars. Formerly United Rent-All* Che chemical division of Pitts- items left unaired in crowded this use, one advantage of this burgh Plate Glass Company, a drawers. To guarantee complete cloth' chemical is that it does not 479 SHREWSBURY AVENUE moth has specific tastes. The Clothing damage can be ing protection, moth crystals have an objectionable or un- IbMHi Newman Spring! Rd. and Partenon Avenue) should be placed in perforated pleasant odor and odors do not containers to hang in tWe gar- cling to clothing. They disap- CALL 741-3490 ment closets! The chemical pear almost instantly after SPECIALISTS used in most moth preventives clothing is taken from the lock' UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT. THE ONLY is one called paradichloroben- er. THING DIFFERENT IS THE NAME. CONSTRUCTION and INDUSTRIAL zene which is a big name with One final tip, if a family EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES WHY BUY? RENT and SAVE!

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THE FOLLOWING REALTORS MARIE COX AGENCY Glazebrook Associates, Inc. ELLEN HAZELTON REALTORS and INSURORS ARE ACTIVE MEMBERS OF REALTORS REALTORS "Strving Monmourii County Since 1924- Monmouth County Board of Realtors Salving Rumion - Red lank Area Member of the Multiple Listing Service Member of the Multiple Listing Service State Association of Real Estate Boards Speelalhlng In National Association of Real Estate Boards DOROTHY UZDILLA • JULES UZDIUA and Residential • Waterfront and Farm and {state ERNEST G. HOFFMAN 842-1700 SEE THEM FOR PROFESSIONAL 98 Comonche Dr. Portaupeck Ruraton Professional Building 842-3200 REAL ESTATE ASSISTANCE 222-1602 Oceanport 45 W. River Rd. Rumson 13 West River Rd. Rumson

Harry S. Rowland, Sr. CHAS. H. TINDALL Wm. S. Garrison Agency RAY VAN HORN AGENCY AGENCY REAL ESTATE « INSURANCE i Serving Eatonlown and Fort Monmouth area REALTORS • INSURORS REALTOR • INSUROR Member of the Multiple Listing Service REALTOR • INSUROR Member of the Multiple Listing Service Industrial • Residential • Commercial Member of the Multiple Listing Service 17 Broad St. Eatontown 19 E. Front St. , Red Bank 22 E. Front St. Red Bank 804 River Rd. 747-4100 Fair Haven 542-0228 741-9030 — 741-5613 741-0804

STANLEY K. DOWNS WALKER & WALKER "Before You Buy, Bum or Borrow" J. Lester Rigby Associates REALTORS and INSURORS REALTORS • INSURORS "Homes of Charm and Value" Member of the Multiple Listing Service Bryan-Patterson Agency Member of the Multiple Listing Service Member of the Multiple Listing Service OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK REALTORS — INSURORS 741-5212 671-3311 J. LESTER RIGBY e EDWARD A. HANLON JOHN BRYAN • DOROTHY M. BRYAN 741-1017 661 Broad St. (Hwy. 35) Shrewsbury CHARLES T. BRUN6 • S. ADELAIDE MAST Sycamore Ave. • Shrewsbury Hwy. 35 Middletown 316 Broad St. 747-0250 Red Bank 500 Shrewsbury Ave. 741-7741 Shrewsbury

Member of the Multiple Listing Service WEART-NEMETH AGENCY We haven't the key to the city LAWLEY AGENCY The KIRWAN COMPANY but we do have the keyi to the REALTORS • INSURORS Member of the Multiple Listing Service better homes. JOHN T. LAWLEY, JR. WILLIAM McCLELLAND 'JEAN RALSTON Member of the Multiple Listing Service LIFE - CASUALTY - FIRE INSURANCE Member of the Multiple Listing Service THREE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU 102 W. Front St. Red Bank MMdlctewn Office Raritan Twp. Office • Hailet Office REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE REALTORS 787-5500 787.6400 264-7100 741-2240 1480 Ocean Ave. 842-0004 Sea Bright 100 State Hwy. 35 741 • 6262 Home Trade-In Plan

JOSEPH G. McCUE PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. THE LOW AGENCY REALTORS • Residential • Apartments "Serving 'Hie Red Bank-Rumion Area" Member of the Multiple Listing Service * Land • Commercial REALTORS • INSURORS There Is No Substitute for 38 Years URTINi Real Estate for 72 Years of Active Experience Member of the Multiple Listing Service REALTOR — INSUROR 60 White St. 741 - 7200 Red Bank REALTORS - TRADE-INS 636 River Rd. Fair Haven HIGHWAY 36 291-1800 LEONARDO Ridge Rd. 842-0444 "BETTER BUYS BY BOWERS" 741-4477 OVER 300 LISTINGS TO CHOOSE FROM Member Northern Monmouth Multlplt Lifting S«rvlc»

THE DOWSTRA AGENCY PAUL B. BOYA CARLTON H. POLING LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING REALTOR • INSUROR Member of the Multiple Listing Service REALTORS REALTORS Member of the Multiple Listing Service REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Teti lomima • Dorothy Adamt. Marguerite Moore Member, of the Multiple Listing Service William S. Dowitra , , MORTGAGES — VA & FHA 38 Hwy. 36 Keyport GLORIA C. BOIKIV 741-8700 OPEN 7 DAYS — 671 .,2544 B«lw»in A*Untle and Broad Stt. 747-4121 11 I, Front St. Red Bank 1334 Hwy. 35 < Mlddletown / 264-191$ Willow Dr. and Pwk«r Ave. Little Silver IHE DAILY REGISTER TupAy, Gift for Your NOW Handyman If tool-snatching is a problem, possibly here is the an- is the time swer: A new electric engraving tool that can ptrsonalize that to get your favorite hammer, wrench or what-have-you and cut down on snitching, if not snatching. FURNACE What's more, according to the manufacturer, it makes engraving as easy as writing. Com- CLEANED pact size, only 6 inches long, and weighing only 7 ounces, it Now U an excellent time to get your heating plant is reportedly easy to handle, reconditioned. Then, you will have better heating even by *he Lady of the house. when you need it. The Model 290 Engraver is MODERN AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEMS provide heating a* a heavy duty, compact tool that well as cooling. Units in section* (1) and (2) can operate as heat; Our trained mechanics will give your oil burner and provides a fast, permanent pumps for year-'rqund heating and air-conditioning. Section (3Ji shows air-conditjefiing unit connected with gas furnace. Unit at> furnace or boiler a complete overhaul and adjust- method of engraving names or identification numbers on steel, (4) is a oorribination gas furnace and air-conditioning system,; ment. Only $15.45, plus the cost of any replacement NEW IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY ROOM is reflected In rooms like this one. Uj>hl and spacious- copper, brass, silver, aluminum, placed completely outdoors. This saves interior space normally] partst where necessary, assures you of efficient and ness form a perfect background for furnishings. Wood grain paneling gives rich look, and fiberglass, plastic, ceramic, wood, devoted to heating equipment. •' board acoustical insulation board on the ceiling means a quieter room. economical heating. etc. Makes a great gift at Valen- Our service is available in the Red Bank area to tine's Day, and at Father's Day, ony family that heats their home with oil. Get the too. (Did anyone say Mother's Old Pal 'Sal' Helps Day?) Comes in a sturdy, high- complete details today. Write or phone: impact, molded nylon storage HEADQUARTERS case; about fifteen dollars. Restore Antiques - It is handy for personalizing Scouring" the antique shops strong solution of sal soda. Use or coding personal property, FOR for a real buy has become a a full pound package to five tools, instruments, business national weekend pastime. quarts of hot water. Have equipment, practically anything Should you be bitten by the col' bucket of fresh waiter handy for requiring permanent identifica- lecting bug and ait some time rinsing. Using a dish mop, soak tion to prevent loss, theft, or or other come up with a nice old one surface at a time with the confusion. Pays for itself by POWER chair, table or footstool ... it solution, let stand for half a eliminating costly tags and name probably needs restoring, or at minute and then scrub vigor- plates. Easy to operate, no spe- HEAT cial skill is required. MOWERS WWimHO best, a thorough cleaning. If ously with a good stiff brush. you're a do-it-yourself enthusi- This same strong solution does Special features of this new ast, and if the piece doesn't turn an excellent job of cleaning a engraver include a unit pow- out to be of tremendous value piece of furniture on which ered by a high speed recipro- • SERVICE W. A. FLUHR, Inc. (in which case it needs the ten- you've mistakenly used paint or cating motor and calibrated der knowing care of an expert) varnish remover and which, has stroke adjustment which regu- Fuel Oil — Oil Burners it can be fun to do the Restoring dried leaving a residue of paint lates the depth of engraving. • SALES P. O. Box 486, Red Bank, N. J. Phone 741-6100 yourself. Here are a few help- color. Scrub with clear water Adjustable to five positions — ful hints for the project. anything from a fine detailed Lawn mowers are our only business! Hera you'll (Office ot Whir* Road Railroad Crossing, Little Silver) and dry. Bear in mind that paint-re- tine to a deep mark is easily find the top brands of guaranteed quality mowers Another important point to for home or professional use. We back up what we mover is never used on an an bear in mind is never to use obtained. Other features include a handy hanger hook and sell with service by factory trained mechanics. tlque except when the piece has nails or screws on antiques. a solid carbide engraving point. 'been plastered with layer upon When a loose joint must be se- layer of paint. The professiona A diamond point is also avail- AGENTS FOR cured, use glue and a dowel if restorers usually work with sal LATTICE-PATTERNED window able where continuous duty Is soda concentrated dissolved in at all possible. And don't use shade is hung reverse roll to set required. KING-0-UWN wipe out hot water. fresh glue on top of old glue. off window outlined In narrow strips of nautral, unpainted 600DALL If you just want to get rid of Before reglueing any old joint, wood. PAINTER'S WARNING accumulated grime, grease and scrape away every trace of the 600DALL ROTARIES ' old glue. The new glue on each Never use anti-freeze alcohol furniture polish before applying to thin shellac. Only high-grade part must then soak into the House Hunting! It's open sea- PENNSYLVANIA I dandelions a fresh clear finish, wash down denatured alcohol is successful. your find with a solution of two cleaned surface of the wood be- son In the Daily Register Classi- Your paint dealer will advise heaping tablespoons of sal to fore the parts can be put back fied now. you. the gallon of hot water. Rinse together. The piece must be COMPLETE and let dry thoroughly. clamed with weights and then On veneered pieces, use the left alone for eight hours to MOWER REPAIR SERVICE solution sparingly, washing, give the glue a chance to hard- rinsing and dryjng each sur- en thoroughly. See a Bug... We repair and sharpen every make mower. Whether face independently and quickly yours needs Just a tune-up or a complete overhaul, see so as not to loosen the veneer. us. You'll find our prices reasonable! When completely dry, sand light- NEVER MISUSE A TOOL ly and apply the finish. A carpenter's hammer is not Call When it comes to refractory made for breaking up concrete. saints old paints that were A wood sa wis not made to Man-size made by combining a pigment cut through nails. with skim milk or buttermilk A screw driver is not made which are almost impossi- to open cans. ble to get off with paint or var- A chisel is not made to be nish remover . . . mix up a used as a screw driver. FOGGING 9, • K©njwn!eil my to kill dandelions, other broadlstf UNLIMITED • siwsrfoJ8^-D«ndS1hr«combInaf]onWnstnorB , ' INC* • Mils chtckweed, other hard-to-WI! broadleaf weeds Or wrap in cotton, enclose your phone number and No belts In the mail in an envelope tot drive- train ask for Greenfield* 28 LINDEN PLACE RED BANK, N. J. 36", «"„ 60" mowers 25 attachments Sen these more-for-ttie-mone? tractor* that da touihtr Jot* handle bigger attachment!, ride eailer ... yet cost no more than ordinary tractors, six models. 12" to 19" frame clearance, automotlve-typa' clutch, transmission <8-sp. plus rav.>, differential, nun final fears. YOUR LOCAL Don't settle for less. Qulck-chanie tools for every Job on your place ... for lawn, garden, PEST CONTROLLER SINCE 1949 farm, nursery, orchard, estate, cemetery, tolf course, park, other, SWARTZELS heavy-duty work. . FARM & GARDEN SUPPLIES • TERMITES e INSECTS Ask for free demonstration today: MENTAL EQUIPMENT — TOOLS — HARDWARE • RODENTS • WASPS MS HOLMDEL ROAD (at Railroad) Phone 264-2211 and 264-2212 • WEEDS • ODORS ED'S LAWN MOWER Termite Clearances for Real Estate Transactions i For Estimates Without Obligation, Phone: MACHINE SHOP East River Rd. and Black Point Jtd. Rumson the difference 741-1122 566-1122 between a HOUSE CALL 842-0466 and a home...is US CHORES DONE? ENJOY THIS REFRESHING MEAL featuring golden broiled chicken. The zesty flavor comes from brushing on bottled Italian dressing before it is broiled. The beverage is a frosty minted tea frutt punch made from fruit juices and a new mint flavored ice tea mix. \ Got Spring Painting Fever? COME TO CLARK PAINT FACTORY RT. 35 OAKHURST Have Your Draperies • Slipcovers Exterior Latex • Lead & oil added Curtains • Rugs • No primer — dries in minutes • Use on wood, masonry & shakes EXPERTLY 9B WHITE & CLEANED 16 COLORS Gal. NOW! CLARK'S RUBBER BASE Union-Imperial will give your korrm a fresh ourioek far iprlng and ipark your meraltl We'll make those tlrad looking draperies, illpcovert and rugi bright Swimming and lovely again. Call m today. "When quality counts" you'll want a reliable home improvement firm. Expert planning, free estimates Reg. 5.98 value APRIL RUG CLEANING SPECIAL and liberal terms up to 7 years. Colors—Blue & Green SALE 4 9°' SCATTER Oriental or PAINT domestic. Any ilie • SCHLOEDER • up to 15 >q. ft. CLARK FACTORY RUGS CONSTRUCTION CO. ROUTE 35 OAKHURST Beautifully cleaned by our "Spark- 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank (between Eatontotvn & Anbury Park Circle) CALL 741 -2228 3"JESS L-Ene"® process. Reg. val. to $2.50. 741-2139 "'•' 291-9065 opposite Shop-Rite market 531-2191—Free Delivery 500 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY Advertise in the H up, fix - up, clean-up paintings toA replacement of er funnce or burner, remodei- Discard Dated Home four home's condition. time again looms large on damaged portions of siding wili Plua may be I«id for rested- enterprising tmatear with plas- 1 Sell Fasti Th« Dtlly Regtoter ''Expending? Want to im- This decision is easy in mos First, from the outside; see homeowners' agendas. Many be adequate. Ing, fertilizing lawns, repUnt- ter,, pointing tool and paint. Classified. . . . ••>" prove present quarters? The cases, but in some cases i f your home stands squarely may be found making notes on "Roofing" inspection may ing gardens, "Floors",may need partial re- Biost important decision rele- would be cheaper to just tea; >n its foundation. If the roof what points in and around the show loose or warped panels or 1 "Driveways" may reveal vast to remodeling of any home apart or tear all of the struc lags, or the window sill eaves house should receive a check-up shingles, which should be re- ll to find out if the original ture down and start froir ines aren't straight, you can cracks In paving to be filled, or for annual care. placed, replacement of lost gravel. CORNELIUS structure can take ren&Vation. scratch. To determine the con ;et a fair idea of the shape Authorities on the subject list 'our home's in. "Chimney" mortar should be In new paving, thought should areas in which homes most like- filled in where necessary. For every sag or slump, ly require attention. Careful, be given to convexing the drive- COBB. Ltd. here's at least one broken or Loose bricks or stones should way surface for drainage, to Custom Collected Early over-all inspection should be a be secured. Flashing around otten framing member. The matter of policy. permit water to drain onto the American Furniture & Accessories ;ost for this type of work is chimneys may need replace- lawn, rather than the street. a***************************** MARINE LUMBER isually high because extensive Outdoors ment, if cracked or corroded. "Trees, shrubs" are sure to vork will be needed to tear Foundations may show cracks '"Gutters" and downspouts need a tidying trim. 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Birch - Mahogany - he foundation, or bits of rusted "Lawn, garden" inspection and "Walls, ceilings" may show chime models. iron on the floor, if the floor is "Siding" should be scrutinized care may vary with individual Walnut - Knotty Pine- :racked, these are all sure for peeling paint, splitting, and taste and the green thumb TIGHTER GRIP ROUTE 34 COLTS NECK Knotty Cedar • Oak igns that repairs are long general decay. A complete re- talent available. In general, Nails driven in at a slight iverdue. siding job may be indicated. In holes may be filled in with sand angle rather than straight, when ^ CALL 462-1786 (Just South of Freehold Rd.) Also check for exposed wood some cases, however, alterna- or gravel and covered with joining two pieces of wood, in- Open Mon.-Thurs. 10 to 5; Fri. 10 to 9; Sat 10 to 6 FROM $4) .40 tsts, girders^ sills and posts. tives of re-painting, touch-up turf. sure a tighter joint. 3 So many home workshops are ALL PRE-FINISHEO milt in basements, it behooves ALL 4xB SHEETS he handyman to take proper are and storage of "tools. This s important to prevent rust in lamp and humid weather- MARINE LUMBER CO. Coat all your tools with a thin Complete HIM of do-it-yourself materials for horn* and boat ilm f oil; or grease. When a MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS ool is stred for long periods it 1139 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-3355 5 wise to wrap it in paper in iddition to greasing it. Ope* dally 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.. Sat. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ATTENTION BOATMEN! OPEN SUN. 9 TO NOON

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