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Sunny, Warmer HOME Sunny and warmer today and Red Bank, Freehold tomorrow. Chance of showers Long Branch FflViL on Sunday. , . 7 (DeUlU on P«i« » Monmonth County's Home Newspaper for 99 Years DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 90, NO. 176 Red Bant, W. J., Friday, March 8, 1968 Ten Cent* -Ste- Red Bank Elders' Housing Use Seen iti '68 By WILLIAM L, HAGEMAN project, have received government approval. ed dressing room and a living room with a sleep- RED BANK - Senior citizen public housing They show eight structures — seven apart- ing alcove. The alcove, with its own window, will may be up and occupied by the end of the year, ment houses and a community building — ar- offer privacy with a room divider, Mrs. Pries according to the Housing Authority. ranged around a landscaped mall with emphasis said. Executive 'Director Margaret W. Pries said on pedestrian traffic and easy movement for the The one-bedroom units will contain 520 and construction bids for 50 units will be solicited elderly. • •,., 517 square feet in three and a half rooms. next month in hopes of finishing the project this Vehicular access is provided by a driveway Every pit will have a walk-in pantry since year or early in 1969. that enters the tract from Leighton Ave. and de- high cupboards present a problem to some older The authority is owner-operator of the 40-unit . parts by way of W. Bergen Place, passing 25 people, Mrs. Pries said. ...._•' ,. Montgomery 'Terrace on Tllton Ave. and has- parking spaces en route, The bathrooms will be fitted with hand rails, been planning additional units for several years. The driving area is to the side of the build- and all utilities will be efectric with heat supplied They'll be erected about a block away on a ings, which are surrounded' by walkways and from baseboard units/ tract of just under three acres between Leighton gardens. Near, the center of the complex will be the and Shrewsbury Aves., south of W. Bergen Place. The apartments — 20 one-bedroom units and community building featuring a 24 by 37-foot Mrs. Pries said John Petillo, the authority 30 efficiencies — will be housed in seven brick meeting room with fireplace. attorney, has acquired all but two parcels of,the and wood buildings of one a.nd two-story height. The building also wfll house an office, kitchen, construction site without the necessity of condem- Each unit will have its own balcony or porch. a laundry with washers and driers for the ten- nation. Concrete walls will separate them and ramps, ants, a maintenance room and a room for nursing '';"• „ PLANS APPROVED rather than steps, will provide access to them in clinics. Outside it will have a patio and benches, She "reported that plans drawn by architect most cases. . Rents; based on income, will range between Bernard Kellenyi, who designed Montgomery The efficiencies will contain 397 square feet $35 ,and $75 per month including all utilities, Mrs, Terrace and was engaged last April for the new in. three rooms, a kitchen, bathroom and connect- (See HOUSING, Pg. 2, Col! 4) LBJAsks $1.5 Billion

RED BANK READIES HOUSING — Plans have betn completed by the Red Bank Conservation ram Housing Authority for 50 public housing units for senior citizens. Architect Bernard WASHINGTON (AP)-Presi- serving, and creating beauty, the cost of cleaning up the mess. Urging action against air pol- "Conservation's .concerji now Kellenyi has designed a mall-like complex of eight buildings to b« erected en a dent Johnson summoned Con- and added measure of serenity The latest oil pollution incident, lution, he said: "From the great is not onlyjor man's enjoyment three-acre tract o-ff Leighton Ave.' They include a community meeting building, three gress today to help renew the and more outdoor recreation fa-at Sail Juan, Puerto Rico, smokestacks of industry and but for man's survival," he two-story, balconied structures as shown in bottom drawing. nation through a $1.2.blllion pro- cilities. spread 1.5 million gallons of oilfrom the exhaust of motors and said. gram to conserve America's na- The program proposes a probe over bay and beaches when a machines, 130 millions tons of Secretary of the Interior Stew- tural resources," "not only for of "peaceful promises of the tanker broke in two earlier this soot, carbon and grime settle art L. Udall told newsmen the man's enjoyment, but for man's ocean's depth" in cooperation week. over the people and shroud the program carries a $1.2 billion School Estimate Slashed $300,000 survival." rather than competition with Johnson asked for governmen- nation's cities each year." price tag, compared with $565 The.President put priority on other nations. tal authority to control strip He also sought action on water million now being spent. Udall his conservation program It seeks new authority to actmining which leaves the land pollution and control of "the de- •ailed the message "the most which focuses on the goal cf against shipowners who dls- scarred and barren. bris of civilization" Jittering comprehensive, most significant pure water; de- charge oil along the shores, in He asked for more national landscapes . and " spoiling conservation message ever sent Ocean Cuts Budget p rg part by assessing them with parks and wilderness areas. Reaches. up to Congress by a President.' spoiling of the land, and pre- A key proposal was more gov- OCEAN- TOWNSHIP — Town-cipal, and Herbert J. Buehler, erning body last night voted ernment aid to communities ship Council last night adopted Ocean Township High School for decreasing the 1968-69 lo- U.S. Army General Commanding Forces building waste-treatmept plants a .resolution to reduce the local social studies chairman,, ab- cal tax levy totals for current to fight water pollution, with the 8-69 'schopl budget tax levy stained from voting and partici- expenses from $2,649,257 to aim of generating $1.4 billion total by about $300,000-«r by pating in joint sessions with $2,419,257—a $230,000 reduction, worth of plant construction. 30 cents per $100 assessed valu- the Board of Education on this and capital .expenses from $235,- The President also urged fi- ation in the local school tax budget. 982 to $165,982—a $70,000 reduc- Savage Battle Flares ill Viet nal congressional action on leg-rate. They did this because of a rul- tion. islation to save these natural The special council .meeting ing by Township Attorney David These reductions will pare • SAIGON ..(AP) - The U.S. east flank of the South Vietnam- while the South Vietnamese troops today as they clipped up drew an audience of.about 85 Resnikoff that they would be in Command today reported sav- wonders: the projected 1968-69 local school ese task force when heavy fight- have been operating south of on the Marine base and killed 27 The Potomac River, which residents. a "conflict of interest," based ax rate from $2.88 to $2.58 per . age'fighting, below the eastern ing developed. the river. A week ago the com- of the enemy as they emerged 1 weaves along Washington, Mayor John^J, Heilly and on the 4963 municipal code of $100 assessed valuation, cutting end of 4he 'demilttarized zone The Marines, a special land- bined force killed 234 North from a tunnel just outside the Maryland and Virginia for some Councilmen John W. Beekffian ethics, and the advice of their the tax rate boost over the cur- and announced the appointment ing team of about 1,000 men that Vietnamese in the same area. Base's barbed wire~ perimeter* 20Q miles', by making it a na and Donald V. Crosta voted for DwnjattQtneys. renf school year's by one half. of a U.S. Army general to com- was 'put ashore.:.more than a ' At Khe Sanh, South Vietnam- The lieutenant leading' the tional river, because failure to the resolution. .""""*' 'the council and the board in The 19.67-68 school tax rate is mand the Marines and other de- month, ago, have been sweeping ese Rangers surprised more North Vietnamese was wounded. preserve it "will make us the Councilmen Joseph A. Pa- a caucus meeting Wednesday $2.28 per $100 assessed valua- fenders of the critical northern north of the Cua Viet River, than 100 North Vietnamese When the Rangers'started out. to shame'of generations to come." laia, Wanamassa School prin- night agreed upon and the gov-tion. frontier. get him, he shot himself in the - U.S. spokesmen also reported head to escape capture, AP The. proposed 1968-69 school the heaviest air strikes against correspondent Robert Oilman re- budget, totaling $3,955,812, twice North Vietnam in.-more than a ported from the besieged Ma- was defeated last month by month?'-.*. , rtne-fortress; Accord by Colleges Approved; township and Loch Arbour resi- "• ATtask-force Of U.S; Marines Ohman'reported that the Com- d_^_Jimch more—-deck; and South Vietnamese infantry- munists shelled the base all day, sively the second time. men battled 500 Communist pumping in a round of artillery As a result, the council had to Is Named by Pope New One MayDpenIn '69 deal with the budget. troops for seven hours~yester- or a rocket about every 10 min- VATICAN -CITY _., Page 2 movement, was not surprised at ".I believe that there will be listed against Mr. Creevy were ratified at a public meeting. ihetyinique educational and cul-employ in a systematic .way, al Assembly readies redlslricllng bill Page 3 all. &. a recall election," said Mr? not on the official records; and Mr. Nastasio commented: tural needs of Monmouth Coun- of the human resources Long Branch bows out of state tournament Page 14 "This wajs.expei.-Lcd," he said. Bauman. "It's simply a matter 44 against Mr. Storer. "I am very happy for the city. ty." He outlined his intention to and technological developments Allen-Scott 6 James Kilpatrlck .:.",: 6 "But we're not discouraged. of time. Right now it appears Eleven signatures weriallcg- It is a very heartening develop- make the county college an in-available to the college." Amusements 22, 23 Movie Timetable ..: 22 ' "If I didn't think this were a that we will go to court but the ible against Mr. Cfcevy/and nine ment as two great fire com- stitution which will: — "Join hands with Mon Births .•: .:: 2 Obituaries '. ::.-..,, 4, serious matter, 1 would think last word will come from our at- against Mr. Storer; 10 persons panies have agreed to merge. Ilnve the entire county as mouth College, . tho pul>li Jim Bishop t Sylvia Porter 1 6 the reasons for rejection were a torney." were not qualified to vote on pa- "This consolidation will pro- its campus and "as its student schools, the private schools, oth- Bridge 21 Religious Services 11 Joke." Mr. Bauman hoped that,, he pers for Mr. Creevy and nine vide .£conomy by cutting iiosJSi body the. total population of theer community agencies and the Classified .16-21 Sports 14, 15 Deficiencies Cited should know what the next step for Mr. Storer. give 'tn\ downtown area more county." citizens at large, in the develop Comics 15 Stocks-Market .-. 24 Township Deputy Clerk, Mrs. is by Saturday. Both sets were "fatally defec- protectipn',,,,against fires and — "Admit all high schoo' ment of a program to mak Crossword Tunic 22, 2J Successful Investing 24 Mary Donton, said that the pa- Mrs. Dcnton reported that the tive," she said, by not having build a greater relationship be- graduates and others over 19 Monmoulh County n better pine Editorials '6 Teen News ,....- 10 pers tu oust coalition Council papers were rejected because: proper statements included, tween these two fire com- years of age whocan "profit to live and work." llerblock -6 Television 22, 23 President George E. Creevy1 and On those for Mr. Creevys (See RECALL, Pg. 2, Col, 6) panies." from instruction." (See LEADER, Pg. 2, Col. 5) Home and Garden . 7, 8 Women's News 8, 9 THE WTJSTEB. Jftyeeeg Set Much «, 1968 Coiinty Juvenile Committees Told Middletown,State ResolveAuction Of Vacations Differences Over Marina MIDDLETOWN - With'ABE Case Load to Increase nities," he told the members. ioneer B. G. Coates wielding SHREWSBURY i- Because of to free judges so they can han- MIDDLETOWN— After a dis-istate estimates placed the cos "Mr. Koe told us his budge- controversial question regarding "You set the pulse to correct, the gavel, the Middletown Jay- Supreme Court decision af- dle more serious ones. pute that has raged since last at $750,000 which they said was tary requests for the marina for he marina, Mr. Roe gave docu- "Because of your work," h..ev aid, and assist families with summer, the Township Commit- not forthcoming from the legis the past five years have been mented proof that the marina iscees once again will offer a va-. ffiting juvenile court cases, Pfjnbers of the county's Juve- continued, "many young peoplile problems of growing boys and tee and state have resolved dif- lature. turned down, despite repeated owned by the state. riefy of vaeation«!& the highest girls." proof to the legislature of tbej Mayor Kavalek eaid the prop- lle Conference Committee were will never find themselves be- ferences over the Leonardo Mayor Kavalek said the com bidders at the Cobblestones, Jit. fore a juvenile court judge." He Judge Weinstein said that sn State Marina, with promises of need for the funds," Mr. Kava- erty was deed, to the state by old last night that they are on missioner advised that plans f 35, on March 16 beginning at ;he threshold of more work. added that very few cases heard fa.ur this year 223 cases have repairs and a clarification of repairs to the marina were un lek said. the townslrfp in 1948. This dis- 1 p.m. The Gault decision has liter- by the local committees ever*'bee"n referred to various com- ownership. der consideration but canno On another, perhaps more putes criticism by some Leonar- mittees. The annual average is do area residents that the prop- Thomas Kirwin, chairman of ally changed the entire posture appear in Freehold later. Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek and proceed, until the funds an about 400, he said. , available. rty rightfully belongs to five the event, announced that these of juvenile court practice, said He also suggested that, per- Committeeman Harold Foulks Driver Fined "dream vacations at dream Vale, L. Apter of Livingston, haps, the committees Should be "And these are lean months, He and other township off families. At last week's Town- attended the session yesterday ship Committee meeting, Miss costs" have gained popularity chairman of the state Bar As-permitted to hear second time he added. in Trenton with Commissioner cials were urged to press thei; $200 as Tipsy since their inception four years sociation's committed on juve- offenses. The dinner was sponsored by Gertrude rJjedlinger, secretary : : Robert A.-Roe and other'iriem stated senators -"-and- EATONTOWN - Everett C. of the Leonardo Taxpayers As- ago.--'--- ;• - ' --• nile deliuijuenuy, '"• to* about 325 "You are -the . foundation of Hifi* court and the county Board bers of the Department of Conmen to pass legislation provid- Slbcum of 137 Slocum Boad, Vacations offered this year members of the county juvenile what can be done in the commu- of Freeholders. servation and Economic Devei ing the necessary money. lociation, pres^pted petitions here, yesterday was fined $200 signed by 500 area residents are in resorts in Canada, the committees. opment. Also representing the Commissioner Roe offered and received a two-year driver's United States and the Carib- township were Richard Seuffert, calling for an investigation into "But' New Jersey can stand two-phase program for the re- license revocation when he wasthe, ownership. She contended bean. They include Barbados, with. her head high," lie con business administrator; Richard juvenation of the marina, which the Virgin Islands, Curacao, M. Schultz, engineer and Whit- convicted of driving while in- the state took over the marina tinued. "New Jersey has always totals $1.4 million and could betoxicated here Jan. 13. illegally. Puerto Rico, Mexico^ Florida, followed the dictates of human ney Crowell, attorney. started as soon as money is 1 Mayor Kavalclc called the Nevada and Georgia. rights."'": * The marina, in a state'of rap- available. Municipal Court Judge Wil Mr. Kirwin said accommoda- liam S. Throckmorton dismissed meeting "worthwhile and in- Mr, Apter was guest speaker id decay, was the target of a Phase I concentrates t dicative of the cooperation of tions range from a lodge to a at the county juvenile commit- probe by township and state of- bringing the facilities up to a disorderly conduct charge penthouse and called Hie vaca- against the man. • the commissioner to get the ma- tee's third annual dinner in ficials last summer when boat satisfactory condition, with thi rina not only back into shape tion auctioning "the greatest Rod's Shadowhrnnk here. Coun- owners, led by Kenneth Mein- rebuilding of bulkheads ^U. 191 Chester W. Jones, 1515 Bangs but also Into reconstruction.'" way to save money and-spend ty Judge l*o Weinstein of the ken, pointed out serious sani- berths to usable condition^ Thii Ave., Asbury Park, was fined fun " JuviMe and Domestic Rela tary t problems and safety haz- phase also includes drfedginj $20 on a careless driving charge He said money raised by thetions Court was host. ards. Jeanette J. Shaw, Belmar, paid and general work, which, to Jaycees through the auction As a result of this decision, a $15 fine for making an im will be used to support civic and The investigation led to a call gether with bulkhead repairs he said, a juvenile court judge's totals $418,878. proper turn and a $5 fine for not Births charitable projects during the for action for repairs to the rot- appearing on a prior court date. calendar of informal and formal Phase II includes more bulk year. hearings — which previously ting bulkheads and berths, but Thomas C. Rochill, 237 Gar- head work at 32 new berths pli were meshed together — must field Court, Long Branch, was BIVERVIEW •LEGAL NOTICE - construction of a new building, Bed Bank be handled separately. parking area, ramp work, fence fined $10 for not having a regis- NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bian. The judge's informal calen- BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDIN'd FOR and dredging. This phase is es tration certificate In his posses- Juniors Host THE CONSTRUCTION OF AX ADDI> sion. cardi (nee Catherine Blum), 48- dar in starting to grow and grow, TION TO THE PUBLIC LIBRARY timated at $1,023,520. BUILDING BY THK BOROUGH OF B Beacon Blvd., Keansburg, son, he said, predicting that the com- LITTLE SILVER, IN THE COUNTY Until the state funds are forth Senior Class mittee's individual responsibil- OF MONMOUTH, NKW JERSEY, yesterday. APPROPRIATING $77,601) Til Kit I. coming, Commissioner Roe tolc Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan ity will grow as the courts pass FbiV7ro~AUTiioiuziN6 THE" Vs. the township officials, the stati Weather PriE-DINNER CONFERENCE — County Judge Leo W«in. OF BONDS OR NOTES OV (nee Clara Caruso), Sutton the burden to them. will make certain improvements Tomorrow «tein of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, left, THE BOROUGH 1 OR FINANCING Sunny and warmer today, high Drive, Matawan, daughter, yes- You will become an active, SUCH APPROPRIATION. before the opening of the sea- RED BANK - Red Bank High BE IT ORDAINED by the Borough from low 40s northwest to lowterday. direct arm of the courts," he confers with'Yale L. Apter of Livingston, chairman of ihe Council of the Borough or Little Sli- son on April 1 to alleviate health 50s south. Fair, not so cold to- ver, in the County or Monmouth, New School's junior class will honor told the members, who serve on state Bar Association's committee on juvenile delinquen- Jersey (not lees than two-thirds of and safety hazards, night, low in upper 20s to mid- MONMOUTH MEDICAL luvenile conference committees all the members thereof affirmatively this year's seniors tomorrow cy, and with Lyman C. Brooks, a county probation of- concurring), as follows: A cyclone fence will be erec 30s. Fair and mild Saturday, Long Branch night at the Junior - Senior Be- n their own municipalities. Section 1. The Improvement d&- ed around the facility to counter high 50-55. Outlook for Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Ortiz ficer, during the third annual dinner of the count/ acribed 4n Section 3 of this bond ordt- ception. The dance, to be held Your calendar! will become nance is hereby authorized an a gen- act vandalism. The state also cloudy with mild chance of (nee Theresa O'Keefe), 213 Ma- congested. We must assist the Juvenile Conference Committee. (Register Staff Photo). eral Improvement to be mads or ac- in the gymnasium, will begin at quired by the Borough of Llttla Sil- agreed to hire three special of- showers. ple Place, Keyport, son, yester- judges. We irtust take the bur- ver, In the County of Monmouth, New ficers to patrol the marina Jersey. Tor the said Improvement or MARINE . day. 8:30: den off their shoulders." purpose stated In said Section 3, there around the clock during the sea- Cape May to Block Island: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas.Hanlon The juniors have chosen "Ha- This is noc«ssary, Mr. Apter la hereby appropriated the «um of $77,- son. In addition, all health con- 600, said' sum being Inclusive of all Variable winds 10 knots or less (nee Arlene Marshall), 12 Mon-waiian Luau" as the theme of said, so that cases can be heard Cites 'Bill of Kightf Appropriations heretofore made* there- ditions would be brought up to today. Southerly winds 10 knots for and Including the *um of $4,000 mouth Place, Monmouth Beach, the semi-formal affair. Decora- within 30 to 60 days. aa the down payment for said Im- state standards before the sea-or less tonight increasing to 10daughter, yesterday. provement or purpose required by law son opening. tions will include a grass hut, 'I can foresee where confer- and now available therefor by virtue to 15 knots tomorrow. Fair Mr, and Mrs. George Stirn- For All Youngsters of provision in & budget or budgets bamboo side panels, palm trees ence committees will take of the Borough previously adopted for The mayor expressed his sym-through tomorrow.. Visibility weiss (nee Cheryl Kerwin), 1421 and a false ceiling made from down payment or for capital Improve- greater and greater burden SHREWSBURY - Yale L. "The right to the individual pathy for the position of Com-better than five miles through Rustic Drive, Asbury Park, ment- purposes, and Including also the parachutes. Bruce Farley, ju- from the courts," he said, pre- Apter of Livingston, chairman selection of free and wholesome gum of $10,400 received or expected to missioner Roe, whose hands, tomorrow. daughter, yesterday. tie received by the Borough from the nior class president, and Bobdicting that they may be per- of the state Bar Association's recreation. >1Tnlted States oF America or State of Mr. Kavalek said, were tied by TIDES Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Raynor, vice-president, are in mitted, to handle second offend- | New Jersey or agencies thereof aa _ Sandy Hook committee on juvenile delin- "The right to live in a com- 'grant In aid nf financing said Improve- lack of money. Reevey (nee Julia Sylvester), charge of decorations. ers and not just first as they ment or purpose. . TODAY - High 2:24 p.m. and quency, presented an 11-point munity in which adults practice : 110 Third St., Fair Haven, are now. Section 2. For the financing of Bald -LEGAL NOTICE low 8:36 p.m. Highlight of the dance will be 'Children's Bill of Rights" to the belief that the welfare of improvement or purpose and to meet daughter, yesterday. the selection of a king and queen Under the Gault decision, ju- the county Juvenile Conference their children is of primary im- the part or said $77,600 appropriation NOTIOK TOMORROW—High 2:48 a.m. not provided for by application here- MONMOUTH COUNTY and 3:36 p.m. and low 9:42 JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL from among seniors present. An- 'eniles are permitted to be rep-Committee last night, portance. under ot said down payment and SURROGATE'S COURT resented by an attorney, with grant, negotiable bonds of the Borough Notice to Creditors to Present a.m. and 9:42 p.m. Neptune nouncement of the winners will The bill, which he said was "The right to receive good jare hereby authorized to be issued in Claims Against Estate be made at intermission. the trial following the same ad- ;the principal amount of {54,200 pur- ESTATE OF PATSY TRUFOLO (alK SUNDAY - High 4 a.m. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh Devlin prepared by the New York State adult example. 'auan^.to the Local Bond Law of New known ai Pasquale Trufoto) versary proceedings as adult Jersey- In anticipation of the Issuance Other officers of the junior Youth Commission, follows: Pursuant to tho order of DONALD :42 p.m; 'and low 10:35 a.m(ne. e Nancy O'Shea), 4 Hasler ;ases having a. prosecutor rep- "The right to a job commen- 'of said bonds and to temporarily tl J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the and 10:36 p.m. class are Patricia Pingitore, sec- "The bill is for each child re- surate with his or her ability, 'nance Bald improvement. or purpoae, County of Monmouth,'this day made Lane,. Little Silver, son, yester- resenting the state. Previously, negotiable notes of tha Borough In a on the application of the undersigned For Red Bank and Rumson day. retary; Sharon Bradley, treasur- gardless of race, color or creed. training and experience, and principal amount not exceeding $54,- Alflo Trufolo. the Sole Executor or th the hearing was a mixture of a 200 are hereby authorliod to bo Issued estate of tho aald Patsy Trufolo (n bridge, add two hours; Sea Mr. and Mrs. John Deigman er; Donna Esposito, business "The right to the affection protection against physical or pursunnt to and within .the limitations BO known aa Paaquale Trufolo). di formal and informal proceeding prescribed by jald Law. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long manager, and Judy Brenner, as- and intelligent guidance of un- ceased, notice Is hereby given Co Un (nee Carole Pietrzak), Farm- with the judge silling as referee moral employment hazards Section 3, (a> The Improvement here- creditors of said deceased to presen Branch deduct 15 minutes; High- sistant business manager. derstanding parents. which adversely affect whole- by authorized and purpose for'the fi- to the Sole Executor their claims ingdale, daughter, yesterday. and judge. nancing or which said obligations are under oath within six months from lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dodds, Junior class advisors are Miss "The right to be raised in a some development. to be issued Is the construction, by the this date. Mr. Apter reminded the group Borough, of an addition to the Public Dated: February mth. 1968 In Monmouth Beach, the high Howell Trailer Court, Freehold, decent home in which he or she "The right, to healths services Pamela Barnard and Loufs Da- that they are dealing always [Library tiutiding located In tho BDrough ALP1O TRUFOLO temperature yesterday was 37son, yesterday. is adequately fed, clothed and to prevent and" treat disease-and ,i.t the rear of the Borough Hall, Pros- 20 William Street cey. with a family unit when they ipect Avenue, Including tha purchase Red Bank, New Jeraey and the low 25. It was 34 at 6 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coakley sheltered. to insure the fullest mental, rand Installation of original furnishings Sole Executor hear minor juvenile offenses in 'and equipment for aald addition, all aa Ifnmri. Wise, Wise. Wiohmann p.m. The overnight low was 23(nee Carol Hennessey), 812 Pit- "The right to the benefits of physical, and social develop- shown on and tn accordance with the A Bertch their municipalities. Iplans and specifications therefor on file 205 Broad Street and the reading at 7 a.m. today, ney Drive, Spring Lake Heights, religious guidance and training. ment:" ,,. In the office of tho Borough Clerk of Red Bank, New Jersey 27. son, yesterday. Water Bill Lyman C. Brooks, a county School Program (the Borough of Little Silver, and here- Attorneys probation officer since 1963, re- by approved. Feb. 23, March 1, 8, 15 »29.4< Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wright "The • right to s school pro- (bi The estimated maximum amount traced the history of'the con- NOTICE ——IEGAL NOTICE (nee Gloria Bartee), 638 £hurch gram which, in addition to sound of bonds or notes to be Issued for MONMOUTH COUNTT To Be Paid ference committee, from its in- VACATION IN '(said purpose Is $54,200. HUIUtOOATK'S COURT NOTICE ' St., Asbury Park, son, yester- academic training, offers maxi- (c) The estimated cost of said pur- Notice to Creditors to Present MONMOUTH COUNTY ception in Monmouth County in pose Is $77,600 the excess thereof over Claims AsatDHt Eitete SUBROGATE'S COURT day. mum opportunity for individual the said estimated maximum amount ESTATE OF FLORENCE Notice to Creditors to Present 1945 until the present. development and .prepara- of bonds or notes to be Issued there' WORTHLEY, PEC EASED Clalmi Asuliut Estate Mr."and Mrs. Stephen Brown To Township Pursuant to the order ot DONALD _ The purpose of the committee for being the amount of the a aid $V ESTATE OF JAMES B. ILCH, DE- (nee Jean Tallman), 1515 Allen tion, for living. 000 down payment for said purpose CUNNTNGHAM. Surrogate of thi Com CEASED " SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP- is to hear minor cases involving and the amount of the said $19,400 ty of Monmouth, this day made, on Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. Ave., vwanamassa, daughter, 'The right to receive con- grant from the United States of- Amer- the application of the undersigned, Johi CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate orjtho Coun- This township is going to get delinquency acts, he said, and ica, or State of New Jersey or agen- A. Worthier, «IP Sola Executor of th ty ot Monmouth, this day made, on yesterday. the $2,300 it says it's owed by structive discipline for the prop- elea thereof." citato of the said Florence E. Wortr the application o[ the undersigned, Ruth to try to deal with minor cases ley, deCNued, notlco fs hereby give, er development of good charac- Section 4. The following additional to the creditors of said deceased t< V. Ilcti, tho sole Executrix 01 the es- the Hamiltonian Apartments. matters are hereby determined, de- present lo tha aald Solo Executor thel tate oE the said James B. Ilch de- ter, conduct and habits. clared, recited and stated: claims under oatti within six month, ceRd, notice 4a hereby given to the Mrs. Ann Switek, clerk, re- creditors o[ said deceased to present "The right to be secure in his (n> The Haiti purpose described In from thin date. , Housing ported to the Township Commit- Section 3 of this bond ordinance Is not * DATEDlFebruary 18th, 196B to the said Executrix their claims un- Recall a .current expense and Is a property or der oath within six months Irom this tee last night that O'Flyn & or her community, against all in- Improvement which the Borough may JOHN A. WORTHLEV date. • ; . . (Continued) fluences detrimental to prop-' lawfully acquire or make as a. general 186 Mllhank Avenue Verity Inc., West Hempstead, (Continued) Greenwich, Connecticut Dated: February 26th, 1968 Pries said. To be eligible for Improvement, and no part ot the cost RUTH V. ILCH some sheets did not contain the :r and wholesome development. thereof has been or shall be specialty Bofo Executor N. Y., the firm which holds the Heasri. Beekman and Porter 95 Locust Avenu« residency, an applicant must be assessed on properly specially ben©, Bed Bank, New Jersey Hamiltonian mortgage, has as- oaths, page numbering was not 10 Broad Street 62 or more years of age and a lited thereby. Red Bank, Now Jersey . - - Executrix sured her the bill will be paid. in sequence and that the two (b) The period of usefulness of said Attorneys RuBBBltlerCornwetlrMausner. - resident of theborough three or purpoae within the limitations of Sec- Feb. 23, March 1, 8, 15 $23' & C&rotenuto The township says the money sets were filed "simultaneously 9 Policemen tions 4OA:2-21 and 40A:2-22 of said Lo- 3< Broad Street more years. NOTICE which made it impossible to de- cal Bond Law, according to tho rea- Red Bank, New Jersey ' There is no shortage of appli- is Hamiltonian's share of the ionable life thereof, Is 10 yearn. MONMOUTH COUNTY Attorneys water used before July 1, when termine the order of filing for (c) The supplemental-debt statement RtmnOOATE'S COURT March 1, 8, 15, 22 J1S.52 cations, the executive director To Gradiiate fPiiilrpd by MM Lnw has hern duly Notion'to Creditor* to Present the apartments' water first, was hallot listing. PLAN IT NOW! made and filed In the ofrico of the < Inlrm Agnltut Katat* NOTICE reported. The authority has a Borough Clerk and a complete executed, E3tATE OF ELMER HENRY LUSH- MONMOUTH COUNTY" metered separately. Before With the invalid signatures re- original thereof has been filed In the BRINK, DECEASED SURROGATE'S COURT senior citizen waiting list of 135 Thinking about going to itr- Notice to Creditor! to Presto! then, one meter served both office of the Director of the Division Pursuant to the order or I10NALD J. in addition to its Montgomery moved from the petitions, signa- Tomorrow muda? Than by oil mom gtt a ©f Local Government of the State of CUNNINGHAM* Surrogate,of the Coun- Claims Against El tat* the 160 Hamiltonian apartments New Jersey, and such statement shows ty of Monmouth, this day made, o: ESTATE OF IRVIN V. FALK, 8R., Terrace waiting list of 175. tures for the removal of Mr. SEA GIRT - Nine Moiiinoutb fre» copy ol "A Koy to l»r- that the gross debt of the Borough as Lho application of the undersigned, Mar DECEASED - • and the 265 dwelling units here. muda." defined In Section 40A':2-43 of said Law W. Luaenrlnk, the sole Executrix of th Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. Montgomery Terrace was de- Creevy total 509 from 827, lack- County police officers will be in Is Increased by the authorization of th( estate of tho Raid Elmer Henry Lui CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- Committeeman Julius Frickel ing 175 from the 25 per bonds and riulCR provided for In thlt brink drirraani, notlno Is hereby glvei ty or Monmouth, this day made, on signed with four senior citizen cent tomorrow's graduating class of Thh colorful and Infarmatlv* tna application of the undersigned, Vi- reported on a meeting with the bond ordinance by fR4,2O0, nnti tho Bald tn the creditors of said deceased t units, but seven are being used figure and those for the ouster the State Police-sponsored Op- folder contain on •xwllnt obligations authorized by this bond ordi- present to the nald Bxbcutrix thel ola C. Falk, Bole Executrix of tha es- Northeast Monmouth County nance will be within all debt limita- claims under oath within six monthi tate of the said Irvln V. Falk, Br., fo"r that purpose, Mrs. Pries of Mr. Storer come to 505 from eration Combine program in the map of th* Islandi, and avir- tions prescribed by said Law. from thla date. daceaserl, notice 4i hereby given to the Regional Sewerage Authority. flowi with helpful hints an Dated: February 28, 1068 creditors ot said deceased to present added. 823, lacking 179 for his removal. N.J. Police Academy here. (A) An asErcKate amount not to the a aid Sole Ex eoutrlx* their claims He said it appears the cost of clothing, ihopplng, customs, cecding $12,000.00 for interest on said MARY W. LUSEBRINK under oath within six monthi from this Financing for the second proj Mr. Bauman said that. his They are Trooper William obligations, costs of lit suing a aid ob- 7 Avalnn Drive date. being a customer of the system duty, transportation, things to Now Shrewsbury, N. J. ect will be the same as it was Findeisen, Freehold; Capt. Wil- Illations, and other Items nf cxp Datrti: February 28, 1968 ;roup will check the petitions to tee and do. listed In and permitted under Section Executrix "won't be exorbitant to Shrews- RcuHfllllc, Oornwell, Mausner VIOLA C. FALK, for. the first. There is no cost see what signatures are invalid liam Robbins, Fair Haven; 40A:2-20 tif fluid Law mny he Included 10 Black point Horseshoi Road, bury Township." We'll gladly und you on* of as part of tho coal of unlit Improve- ~ Rumtflon, New Jersey to borough taxpayers. and evaluate for the themselves Capt. Gabriel Young, Bradley ment find It Included "In the foregoing li Broad Street Mayor Vernon E. Field pro- Hies* useful folders—tor. If you estimate, thereof. Red Bank, New Jfcrsey Sole Executrix. The budget for the senior citi Beach; It. Roger Gusson, Wall Francis W. Lav?ley, Esq. the judgment made by the town- prefer, stop In, pick on* up and Section 5. The full faith and crertit Attorneys claimed next week Girl Scout March 1, 8, IS, 22 * 128.5' 100 Highway #35, zen complex is $916,000 which ;hip clerk. Township; it. Robert Burk- let us help you plan your trip. or the Borough nre hereby pledged to Red Bank; N. J. Week here. tho punctual pnympnt of tho principal will be supplied through a fed- hardt, Sea Girt; Sgt.John Ben- •i NOTICE Attorney The petitions can be amended, of and Interest on tho said obligations MONMOUTH CbUNTY" March 1, 8, 1!!, 22 S2T.6O eral loan. The loan will be re- The committee'adjourned nett, Eatontown; Sgt. Frank authorized by tills bond ordinance. NuimooATE'8 COURT til 8 p.m. Friday, March 15, he said, by adding signatures to In ordM lo Insurc occommodatloni, Bald obllpntlona shall bo direct, un- Notice tn Creditor! lo Present NOTICE paid in 40 years with revenues Peters, Keansburg; Sgt, Bruce w« reqg»l Idol you mak* your limited obligations of the Borough, anil Claim* Against Entata NOTICE TO AI1SKNT. DEFENDANTS when it will hold a public hear- obtain the required amount. The reservation! n KXXI as poulbH. the Borough shall be obligated to levy ESfATE OF JOHN H. MOUNT, E on COURT or NKW J generated by the operation. , Phillips, Holmdel, and Sgt. Paul ft'l valnrem (fixes upon nil the taxable urEBion COURT or NKW JBBSKV ing on Its $73,100 budget. ither alleged procedural errors, CEASED CIIANCKKV DIVISION The cost of Montg6mery Ter- LaVance, Manasquan. property within the Borough for Purimant to tho order of DONALD _ IIANCKKV DIVISION payment of snlil obllRntlnns and Inter- MONMOUTII COUNTY e said, appear^to be something SUNNINGHAMUNNlNGHAM,, Surrogaturrogate ofr the CouCoun DOCHBT.NO.-F 1WM1 race was .{610,000, Mrs. Pries The'two-week course is de- est thereon without limitation of rate thin day or amount. ty nf Monmouth, thin day mnde, on th STATE OF *TEW JEMEY that would have'to be settled in application of the undersigned, Helei TO: JOHN CARRICK, his heirs, de- said, with $487,000 remaining to signed to help municipalities Section 6. Thin bend ordinance iihall H. Mount, tho Solo Executrix of tin visees and personal representatives, court or by a new petition. (atto effort 20 days nflflr the. .first.-pub- nnrf his, their or any of their sue- be paid. Mrs. Pries pointed out cope with prevention and con- TRAVEL estato of the said John II. Mount d« cpssors In Leader lication Uiereiif after JlnapAiinptloh, nn right• ' I,. titletitles and InterestInterest. "The recall election will set- ceased, notlco Is lieretiy given to thi MRS. JOHNr CM that the project has operated in trol of civil disturbances. provided by said l,ncal Bond Law. crodltor.i of said dnceaned to presen „. ._ ..URICK, Defendant*: :le the problem of down grad (division of) i STATEMENT tn the Fald Sole Executrix their claim; You are hereby summoned and re- the black continuously since it (Continued) The municipal bond ordinance pub- uftder nath within six months fro: (inlred to serve upon Kantor A Burns, ing of lot sizes in Marlboro'," he Esqs., plaintiffs attorneys whose nd- opened in, 1960. Dr. Harlacher, who will as JOS, M. BYRNE CO. llshcd herewith hna been finally adopted thlfl (laU. PROBE BROKEN WINDOW enrl tlic twenty day period nf limita- dreas Is *l Broad Street, Kcyport, sutne his duties on a full-time said. "The last word in this Dated: Fohruary Btii, lflffl New Jersey, an answer to tha com- The current program is ac- FREEHOLD — A window of Travel Service tion which a' suit action or j>roceecllriK HELEN H. MOUNT whole situation wiU bo by the '.questioning the validity of auch ordi- lalnt filed In a civil' action. In which tually the culmination of 10 basis June 1, said he will be in the warehouse office of Holland Since 1886 1 Boutli Holmrlel Itond • ?'rank KpmprowBkl ..ftand Cathnrlne nance cun lip coinnipnrrti ns provided V, O. Box 3."i2 mprowahl, aro plaintiffs, and Joh the county about once-a week in people at the polls." In th« Lorn I Bond Law has hegun lo Komj-rowahihl . .r. -piaintitr.litiffs, ^and ^joim years of work, Mrs. Pries said, and McChesney, Jackson Street, Ilolmdel, New Jersey Ca rrlck olc, et als, are defendants, 144 Broad Street run Trom the dntt* of the flr/it piihJ!na< Rfile Executrix inrflng In the Superior Court of NeN w since the original application he interim. He has a tempo- ,tlon of tills publication of tills state- pond I was broken Wednesday, police Jampn n. Minngup, Esq. Jersorsoy: , withiithi n thlrty-flvthlrtyflvo days after Lennanlvlllo Road, March 15tli. 1D08. exclusive of such was for 00 units, 40 of which rary office in the offices of Mon- On a new kick? Sell your boat >aid, but Tunis Smith, manager, Red Bank> TJorothy Miller Middletown, New Jersey date. wero approved and 50 deferred mouth County Superintendent of with a fast-acting Classified Ad. Borough Clerk Attorney If you fall to do so, thr. relief (le eported that nothing was miss- 741-5080' ;March fi (11.40 Fph. lfi. 23, March 1, 8 manded In tho complaint will he taken until now. Schools, Earl B. Garrison, a Dial 741-6900 now! against you liy default. You shall flip ng. your answer and proof of service In Planning started in 1957, andmember of the college board of duplicate wllli Ue Cltrk uf Ilia 3uj>c rlor Court, Stnto IlcmM Annex, Tren- the first Housing Authority — trustees.- Now Jerseyrsfy, in accordance with Dr. Carmen Scarpellino, Rev. Trustee secretary, Marvin H. tho rules clv•Il I practice and pro. ccdurc. Charles E. Bourne, Merrill Rich- Clark, said that applications for LIMCROrT ASSOCIATES - TAX SERVICE Tills action has been Instituted (or Ihe purpoae of foreclosing '\ certain ardson, Ensley M. White, Arlene administrative positions at the certificate of tax sale, affecting, Janria Rice and attorney Fredric Baar college are being received. The 765 HIGHWAY 35, (opposite Two Guys) MIDDLETOWN, N, J. In the Township ot Middle town, bounty of Monmmith and StntQ of New Jor- — was appointed later the same board referred these to Dr. Har- n>y, Hlliiato on tho Kg/iKristerlt y sliio of Bray Avenue, which cerflflcqtenlfl o wai ex- year. lacher. •cutcil l»y Uio Tax Cnllactliill g Official of AnalfinriK'nt of Mt>rt((»BR«, .ri pugn Okl nml id bar tlio equity if redPtnpllon thoroln; and you, the 51-53 Mechanic St. 234 MAPLE AVE. crfion.i to whom thin notice Is flWolfrajn Brueckmann, a wak -proprietor -of the Pureel} to stain andfracturedhisskullrlle tloHbit HC35 afflnPalmerAver a~|3,T84:08-mitomobile.- -— stitute, here. dent at the American Universit was admitted to the hospital at found the note next to a ciga- He was represented by Harold Surviving in addition to hei 10:20 a.m. and died at 1:25 p.m. rette machine. It was dropped, SMOKED HAMS 29'. at Washington, D.C.; a daugh- Karasic of the Public Defenders husband are a sister, Mrs. Dor the attendant said, by a "very ter, Miss Gesine Brueckmann CHESTERltTltUSHING thy Boyer of Mahanoy City, Pa, scared girl," accompanied by Office, with Assistant Prosecu- a student at the University a brother, Daniel N. Purcell OLD BRIDGE — Chester H. two youths in a blue Rambler tor Solomon Lautman sitting in SHELL STEAK 49'» Hushing, 57,. of 123 Rt. 1, died Hamburg in Germany, and twi Drexel Hill, Pa., and severs] convertible. for the state. yesterday, in Perth 'Amboy sisters fin Germany. nieces and nephews. AUTHORIZED DAISY HAM . 49k A prayer.service'will be he] General Hospital. m The funeral will be Saturda tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in th Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., he TIGERAMA INSURANCE Jn the John E. Day Funeral Worden Funeral Home, here. was the son of the late Peter CHUCK ROAST .491 Requiem Mass will be offered GOES WILD! Home, this place, at 11 a.m. Cre- C. and Lillian Riley Rushing. He REPLACEMENTS mation will be in Rosehill Cre- Monday morning in St. Canicui REDEEM THIS COUPON FOR LAMB SHANKS 19Sv Catholic Church, Mahanoy Cit: resided here 27 years,,He was ATLANTIC GLASS matory, Linden. Burial will be in the churcl an electrician, ^nd was a mem- THREE (3) FREE TICKETS CARD OF THANKS cemetery. ber of Electricians' Local 358, RED BANK FRANKS 29** Our ilncereBt appreciation to !he. mei To Play New Wild Card Tigerama from: chanta of Mlddletown and Red Ban! 21 Mopl. Av..—747-2020 lor their support of our card part; ALBERT TTHAMMOND Perth Amboy. anil fnKhlon nhow. Thank ymi- MATAWAN NEW MONMOUTH - Alber Surviving are his wife, Ada RED BANK ESSO TOP ROUND - 69S. The Falrvlew Democratic Club. 38 lowtr Mali) St.—544.2838 IN MF.MOItlAM T. Hammond, 47, of 9 June Te: Hofstra Rushing; two sons, Pe- 102 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK, N.J. MICHELE FURMAN — Dltd March died yesterday in Riverviev IELMAR 3061. Seventh anniversary In heaven. ter C. Rushing of Cliffwood, and THIS OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 1. 1W EYE ROUND . . 69k Gone but you will never be forgotten, Hospital. Cliffwood W. Rushing of Parsip- 1813 Hwy. 71—481-1200 •specially your smile. Mrs. William Sinclair mil family. Mr. Hammond was born pany; four daughters, Mrs. Bev- DEATH NOTICE Harrison j son of the late John erley Reamer of West Keans- HEEVET — Jane or 518 County Rd\ and Margaret Campbell Ham burg, and Mrs. Marlene White Cllrfwood N.I., on March 7, 1808, Mo frouth Medical Center, Long Branc mond. He has been a resident of Parlin; Mrs. Carolyn Cham- Bl years, wire of James Reeve- another of Suszette Reevey and Derrie! of the county 13 years, previous pion of West Palm Beach, Fla., !T). Reevey, at tiome. Daughter of Mi by living in Kearny. and Mrs. ^Audrey Tratch of En- and Mrs. Roosevelt Bcthune, sister ol Jrtaxlne Carry, Pansy Sch&nck, Mrs, He has been a state Moto: glishtown; two brothers, George Jean nichardson. Mm. Eddie MacMllu, TJroUiers: Mr. ThBodore Bftthitne and Vehicle Department officer Rushing of Goleta, Calif., and Tarnell J3etliune. Funeral will be Mon* years, and was last stationed ir Evan Rushing of New York day at 1 p.m. from the Providence Baptist Church, Cliffwood. Friends may Eatontown. City; two sisters,, Mrs. Lillian call Sunday afternoon at the church Mr. Hammond was a commi Tuyman of Emerson and Mrs. ITntcTmpnt fflwrcland Memorlnl Park, Hmlet, N.J. nicant of St. Mary's Catholii Gertrude Marten of Fairfax, Church, and a member of tin and 14 grandchildren. Holy Name Society. He was member of the Trenton Local, Services will be held tomor- Patrolmen's Benevolent Assoc row^at 11 a.m. in the Day Fu- tion, and was a member of th neral Home, Keyport, with Rev. Mater Dei Booster Club. Chester Galloway, pastor of the .Presbyterian Church oLMata- Surviving are his wife, Mart wan^officlating. Burial will be McCarthy Hammond; two son: James and John Hammond, ai in/Shoreland Memorial Gardens, home; a daughter, Miss Marj Hazlet. We iM*c«qr a •**» »*t*»> Carole Hammond, at home, and boa of mmmnb ad "•*•» three brothers, John Hammon Killed in Action of Kearny, Fred Hammond ol NEPTUNE — The Defense Belleville and William Ham- Department yesterday an- mond of Nutley. nounced that Army Cpl. Joseph A Requiem Mass will be o Mayes, son of Mack Mayes, 8 fered Monday at 10 a.m. in S Mary's Church. Burial will be Denbo Drive, this place, was under the direction of the John killed in action in Vietnam. His E. Day Funeral Home, Re name was included in a casu- Bank. alty list of 63 servicemen from New Jersey, New York and JOHN VAN KIRK & SON GETS 3J-DAY TERM M Cooper Rd., Mlddletom oil Rl. IS FREEHOLD-Jaffles Hayne Connecticut. Lockwood Ave., was sentenced Heodons Comer M1-0J19 to 30 days in the county jai Terms 747-2563 yesterday by Municipal Judg Man Is Held Alexander Levchuk for being under the influence of intoxi- cating liquor and loitering In TV Theft Wednesday on' W. Main Street. MIDDLETOWN - State Po- lice of the Keyport Barracks early today arrested a man FOR ANY OCCASION here charged with the theft of a f350 portable color television set HONEY BEE FLOWERS from the Holly Hill Motel in RUSSELL T. HOfifeKISS Hazlet. Johnathan E. Mclnness of 68 464.BROAD ST. Fulton St., Keyport, was lodged SHREWSBURY in the Monmouth County jail fol- 741.4020 lowing his apprehension by Trooper Joseph Calabrese on tollable Sine* If 17 Rt. 36 here about 4:45 a.m. BY WIRE ANYWHERE The officer said the complaint Down through tht yMfJ, the Red Croii hat/bttn was made by Allan Jensen, man- on th* »c»n» of tragedy and catavtropht, to Und ager of the motel, and thatt SUPPORT RED CROSS from Information offered" by naBd«d-a«ittanc»-iiTd-provid»-w«rm-comfort ta fh» an- him, he was able to track down fortunate victims. It lies thus become accepted as a the car and make the arrest. necessary part of American III*. . However, by the time he did, the television set, reported miss- John E. Day ing at 4:15, was disposed of. The It exists for you. Your contribution to the R*d. man is being charged with Cross now will enabl* our community to continu* to grand larceny, he said. - benefit from its'programs .... th* vital blood bank ... FUNERAL HOME aid to servicemen, Veterans and their families. . . in- Woman Injured struction in first Aid, nursing, and water safety. Set Red Bank FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Con- behind a really ffne organization. 85 Riverside Ave. stance H. Hammer, 72 Church St., was treated at Riverview Your support is needed I Give now . .. Give gen> -Gr-SIDUN, Director 747-0332 Hospital, Red Bank, yesterday, for minor injuries after the car • arouily, that all may benefit. in which she was a passenger was in a collision here yester- day afternoon. This message is generously co-sponsored by: Police Chief Carl Jakubecy reported the two drivers were Henry K. Hammer of the MONMOUTH COUNTY p Church St. address and Charles W.A. SEARS, ROEBUCK Worden Funeral Home SAVINGS & LOAN S. Harrison, 23 McCarter Ave. NATIONAL BANK ASSOCIATION 60 E. FRONT ST. RED^IANK The accident occurred at 4:30 WHITE RD. andCO. p.m. at Maple Ave. and Fisk St. MAIN OFFICE No summonses were issued by LITTLE SILVER MIDDLETOWN • Atlantic Highlands Patrolman Robert O'Neill, who RED BANK Day and Nigkt Phone . . . investigated. • Uncroft 747-0557 ^ ; Douse Truck Fire CENTRAL JERSEY BANK SEABOARD SERVICE STEINBACH RED BANK - The Relief En- W.H.WOOLLEY gine Co. put out a fire in the AND, TRUST COMPANY FUEL OILS COMPANY NEW JERSEY HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. body of a truck at Maple Ave. -I and W. Bergen Placeyesterday Service It Our 27 NO. BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK 181 BROADWAY at 3:06 p.m. Police said some liggesr Asset. RED BANK NATURAL GAS ASBURY PARK LONG BRANCH tools and equipment in the truck Can We Help You? were damaged. 741 • 0248 BRICK TOWN

RED BANK SAVINGS FRED D. WYCKOFP MAINSTAY FEDERAL Main Office: R. B. ELECTRIC, INC The Adams Memorial Home (MI Broad St. Bid Bank, M. J. 0T101 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CO' SAVINGS and William J. Connelly, Mgr. Branch Offlcaai H« Itl. 39, MIMIstown, N. J. 100 GRANT PL. LOAN ASSOCIATION JO Eaat Main SI., Freehold, N. J. BROAD AT BERGEN 234 MAPLE AVE. Ill Broadway. Long Branch, N. •• 36 MONMOUTH STREET 747-0226 Ealabll>hed~ln 18TB.by .vith the 58th Signal Battalion in for the Republican nomination Mr. Mullaney called for the apan. He entered Washington poverty," he asserted. Wilfred W. West, new deputy di- West has just completed a year many Red Bank area dwellers On Kennel Rule for Congress from the third dis- granting of tax rebates to pri- rector of the Army Electronics in Vietnam with the 1224th Avia- as a football, baseball and bas- itate University after his dis- trict, declared in a speech Tues- He proclaimed his "whole- ketball star there in the 40s. charge from the Army and re- ion Battalion, where he was TRENTON (AP) — The state day night before the local Re- training to hard-core unem -LEGAL NOTICE commanding officer of the 156th Upon his graduation from ceived his ROTC commission proposal by Republican sena- Health Department said it will publican Club that several points ployed, citing this proposal a: Aviation Company and later the [long with his bachelor's degree tors to "turn the war on poverty NOTICE „ hold a public hearing here April irought out by President John- one of .the commission's recom- -AN ORDINANCE TO L1CEN8B AND battalion's operations officer. in 1952. -.-.- sou's Commission on Civil Dis- over to private enterprise" on a REGULATE TAXICABS IN THE 3 on proposed rules and regula- mendations that is being "over- BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER. Later that year he arrived at orders are being "submerged profit-making basis% BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and -LEGAL NOTICE tions to protect animals held in looked." Council of th* Borough of Little sil- 'ort Monmouth to take the ba- for political reasons." ver: i< slon of such fingerprints shall there- ;ic signal officers course. In kennels, pet shops, shelters and He demanded an end to fed Single rooms to spacipus Section 1. Title 2, Chapter 17, of the upon be forwarded forthwith by the Mr. Mullaney contended that Compiled and Revised Ordinances of Borough Clerk to the Bureau of Iden- .953 he entered the Army Avia- pounds. eral programs "which are apartments ... A complete ar- tification of: the New Jersey Stats Po- "the fact that Newark "land Borough of Little Sliver (Revision of lice for a report of the applicant' ion program, received his primarily or solely responsible lflM) Is hereby repealed. If adopted, the rules will re- ray i| yours to choose from in Bectlon 2. The following words and criminal record, which report when wings at Ft. Sill in 1954, and Detroit, while receiving among for certain instances of glaring phrases and their derivatives, wh^n. received shall be permanently affixed quire proprietors to keep stray the highest per capita share of today's "For Rent" Ads. used ln this ordinance shall have the to the application before conslderatloi was assigned to the 11th Air- and altogether inexcusable pov- meaning hereafter ascribed to them: thereof by the Borough Council. animals for seven days to per- anti-poverty funds in the nation, Section 13. Each applicant for i borne Division,. Fort Campbell. erty," and endorsed program; (a) Taxicab means and includes any mit reclamation by owners and erupted into riots" indicates automobile or motor car, commonly "Taxfcab Owner's License" shall such as "sweet equity" ir ' called taxi, engaged in the business of have a regularly registered busfnesi In 1959 he entered the Univer- :o provide opportunity for ra- that "a handful of militant acti- office within a radius of five (5> mile. iity of Arizona. After receiv- Indianapolis, "where the pool held out, announced or adverlfiica to s." js..,iising_th£..,anti-.pnverty operate or run or which is operated and shall (therein have a telephone op- ing "filsTnaSfet'sffiffeTT " •or run over any of the streets within era ting. have bitten humans must be orogram "as a political spring- the Borough of Little Silver and'which Section 14. Every applicant for a 1961, he returned to Fort Mon- board." take part in the construction ol particularly accepts and discharges Taxicab Owner's License" shall sub- mouth, to serve for two years kept alive and observed for 10 •uch persons as may offer themselves mit the Insurance polity or bond re- days. their new homes, with lending for transportation from points or places quired by Seetion 48:16-3 and 48:16-4 of as research and development "Any genuine war on pover- institutions providing mortgagi to points or place* within or without the Revised Statutes of New Jersey, Proprietors also will be re-ity," he continued, "must be the sat<£ Borough. :overlngg.t the taxlcacab to be licelicensedn , coordinator in the former Sur- money upon provision of equitj TSorde andd shalhl l executte and deliveli r tot the (bf Driver means any person who veillance Department, now the quired to keep records for a j carried on. by (those private in- drives a taxleab within this BorouRh. Borougrog h Clerrk concurrently'•'withnrentlywith,, the in work-sweat. -(ci'Owner meam any person, corpo- rilinrili g off tthh e policli y or bbond d aforesaidf , Command's Combat Surveil- ycar giving date an animal wasjdividuals who have been most ration or association".in whose name or a power of attorney, wherein and uccessful in that task; acting "Not only better housing, bui ' title to any taxlcab Is "registered with whereby the owner shall appoint the lance Laboratory. received, from whom it was re- th6 New Jersey Department of Motor- Borough Treasurer his true and law- ceived, to whom it was trans- eparately and in concert to pro- also jobs and training by part Vehicles, or who' appears In such rec- ful , attorney [or the purpose -of ac- Detailed to the Army Security Famous ords to be thg_ conditional vendes or knowledging service of-any process out ferred if not destroyed and a lessee therof. oF a court of competent jurisdiction to Agency uTI964, he commanded No faxes, charges, or tariff ary, 1967. deemed to be "operation" of a taxi- of the insurance company, the numberj rates shall be charged for transporta- separation of animals in a man- and date of expiration of the policy tion of passengers within the Borough Col. West married the former . cab within •the meaning thereof. The or bond, a description of -the taxlcab of Little Silver ln excess of the fol- ner to prevent one from injur- . for a NEW HOME! operation of a taxlcab in any of the insured thereunder and the regis- lowing: Elizabeth Meyer of Fair Haven above described manner by one other tration number of the same. The dupli- 0/. PER ANNUM ON M\/4 ANNUAL DIVIDEND than the owner shall be deemed op- 1. For two passengers or less— in September, 1951. They have ing another. , COMPOUNDED eration by tl» owner thereof as well cate certificate shall be filed with the 00 ' SAVINGS CERTIFICATES £± as by the person actually driving the department of -motor vehicles before 2.For each additional passenger In two sons, Bruce 12, and Cory, FROM $5,000 ~ % PUARWRLY ... Yes, they make quit* a any such car Is licensed as (excess of two—50c. 5 •ame. The transportation of any per- taxi' son other than the owner or driver cab. The original certificate shall be Section 22. No person «hall park or 13, and are temporarily living basketball fan, spectator-type. pair. Yes, they stand for In any motor., vehicle bearing sign posted In a conspicuous place within place any taxlcab oh any of the street* in Little Silver. therein' or thereon using the words the taxlcab. 'of this Borough at any time except at His-decorations, include the quality. Yes — Pay Lets "taxi", "taxlcab", "cnh" or "hack" ouch place or places as the Borough Section AC The annual fee for each Covinoli may from tlmo to time desig- Col. West says he has chan-' Vietnam Service Medal, Viet' (or Brand Namsi* with •halt bt prlma fact evidence of ojiera- "Taxlcab • Driver's License" hereafter Issued or any renewal thereof shall be nate as municipal taxi stands. neled his athletic activities now- nam Campaign Medal, Army • IAVINOS I LOAN ASSOCIATION -*• tlon. $3.00 for each year or portion of a Section 23. No person shall cruise on "BIS W" ^_, Cruising is the practice of driv- the streets of this Borough with any adays to golf, handball, tennis, Commendation Medal, arid Airj MIDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT ing about sthe streets of the Borough year for which the license Is issued or "With a taxlcab.. so as to solicit pas- renewed and the annual fee for each taxlcab at any time for .the purpose hiking and fishing, although he Medal with eight oak leaf clus- 671-2400 I 291-0100 I 842-4400 Discount Prices! •enger.* or* to bring the presence of "Taxlcab Owner's License" Issued or of soliciting patsengers. the taxlcab to the attention of pros- renewel shall be J15:o0 for each taxi- Section 24. No taxlcab or other vehi- . foi all, baseball an ters. • pective passengers, A taxlcab driving oab for each year or portion of a. yeai cle for hire jhall b* parked or stopped, along the streets of this Borough for for which the Hcenie la Issued or re nor shall the drivers tnereof solicit1, any purpose other than whlls transport- newed, and all of such licenses shall attempt to solicit or otherwise see ' Opsn 9:30 to 9:30, Sat. to 6 ing a passenger, going to a definite be under the charge and control of the to engage a passenger, whether said de>tination by the mnst direct route person applying therefor and he shai: driver be In or out of said taxlcab In re'iponse to a call For a taxlcab be responsible for the operation of al or other vehicle, within » feet of i by a prospective passenger or return- cars so licensed to him. Such fees shal regularly operated taxlcab office oi Ing by the most direct route to the not be pro-rated nor any part thersol ilnus, except th* owner or lessee taxicab's home terminus after discharg- refunded for any reason except thai he said taxicab office or term! ing a passenger or going to or from upon the denial of an application for nus and his licensed drivers. This sec- the said terminus to the driver's home Issuance or renewal of license by the tion Is not Intended to apply nor iball by the most direct route, shall be Borough Council, 50% of the fee de- it be construed to apply whtre the prlma facie evidence of cruising. posited shall be returned to the appli- solicitation or acts therein referred to cant and 50% shall be retained by the occur an any railroad depot or rail- (fi Person Includes the plural as well Borough as compensation for Invest!' road itatlon property within ths Bor- as trie-singular and artificial as well as gallon of the application. ugh. ,. natural, persons. ga (g> Borough Is tha Borough of Little ^SectiSti o 17. The Borough Counfrll Section 25. Every person so licensed Silver In the County of Monmouth andjfnayfy, , In Its discretion, refuse to. Issue ,B aforesaid shall not refuse to carry Itate' of New Jersey, or renew or may, after notice and local fares or passengers. hearirjg revoke and/or suspend; Bectlon 29. Every taxlcab licensed as (h) Licensed means licensed In ac- herein provided shall have an illumi- i «oidane« with the appropriate section (a> Any license of either class If the nated sign permanently affixed to the '^Of this ordinance, unless otherwise applicant or licensee " has been once roof thereof at least 6" x 18" on •tated ln this ordinance. convicted of a crime In this or any both sides of which is designated words Section 3. From and' after the ef- other Jurisdiction, or convicted of be- 'Taxi", "Taxtcab" or "Cab" In let- fective date of this ordinance no per- ing a disorderly person, or of a viola- ters at least-3K inches high.. . son iihall operate any taxlcab within tion or Title 39, "Motor Vehicles and this Borough unless both the taxlcab (Traffic Regulation", of the Revised Bectlon 27. Owners and drivers oE his Borough unless both t itii# „>„,„_„„„ , Ui „,„ ,„„„„ taxlcabs licensed out of til* jurisdiction ind the driver thereof are licensed pur- statutes of New Jersey, or who vio- of this Borough, or who have their auaht to this ordinance and conform lates any provisions of this ordinance, principal office or place of business to all ths provisions thereof. or has any Judgment unsatisfied of out of the jurisdiction of the Borough, Stcllnn 4. There are hereby estab- ,lnst him arising out of an may lie allowed to enter their taxlcab lished two classes of tnXtcah licenses accident or who Is an alien In this Borough, but on specific call to be known as "Taxlcab Driver's LI- citizen of any nation between whom only, whether transporting a passenger cense" and" "''Taxlcab Owner's License" there exists a war with thB United within this Borough or from a point respectively. States, or who hu made false an- within this Borough to a point out- Section 5- A "Taxlcab Driver'* LI swers In his application for such li- Id e the Borough limits or discharging Wii» shall entitle the person named cense or any renewal*' thereof, or who j. passenger transported from a point therein to operate within this Borough has failed or falls to render reasonably outslda of the Borough limits to a point Any t&xlcab duly licensed hereu,nder un- prompt, safe, and adequate taxlcatf within the Borough limits, and thr til the said license either expires or service, or who has not compiled fully name of the passenger so calling shall Is surrendered, suspended or revoked with all requirements of this ordinance be Riven by the owner or driver when and ihtll not be transferable. for such class of license, requested by ths Borough Police or Section I. A "Taxicah Owners Li- (b) Any "Taxlcab Drlver'i Licence1 other persons authorized, by law. Such cense" shall entitle the laxtcab therein if ths licensee or applicant has in an: taxldaha shall not be parked in this — described to be operated in this Bor- degree contrfhuterl in *ny Injury to Borough nor shall th« drivers thereof ough by a driver duly licensed here- person or damage to property aris- cruise on the streets of this Born ugh at Under until the said license cither ex- ing out of negligent operation of a mo- any time for the purpose of solictlng4 pires or fa surrendered, suspended or tor vehicle; or has any communicable passengers, nor shall they, In the night- SALE! Custom Reupholstery revoked and Bhall not be transferable. or contagious disease. time or other periods of darkness, Section 7. Any llccnsm Issued pur- i (c> Any "Taxlcab Owner's License" when ln thls suant to the terms nf this ordinance if thie Anmotoy —laxicar vehicloe ownerlicenseds olicense••,—•r to he whe-n ln - thl----s Bg- .—, -—p - the licensedie moto, byr reasovehiclne ~Trf~~uns"aTlicensed eo r orto unbel- vertising light Boroughs on th, e permitaxicat ban tyo adre-- ... your favorite furniture recovered and rebuilt in our own custom workshops ... shall expire at midnight of d, y maivertisinn lightedg light; s providedon the , taxicahoweverb ,t o thare-t day of December of the year in which sanitary conditions, !s dangerous to the the same or similar substantial recipro- with 2000 yards of lovely fabrics from New Jersey's largest selection to choose It was Issued unless sooner -••«-«- safety or health of the occupants or cal rights are granted to owner* and dered, suspended or revoked. others, or If th* policy of Insurance drivers of taxi cabs licensed In thli Section 8. The number at any 11- or bond or power of attorney re- Borough by the municipalities in which from at great savings! eensei-of-either class at any. one time quired by Sections 48:16-3, 48:16-4 and the aforesaid owner or drivers a» li- Issued and outstanding shall not exceed 48:16-5 of the Rev lied Statutes afore- censed. such number as the Borough Coun- mentioned has not been furnisher! or ,. cil shall In Its discretion from time tn kept in force, • or if said owners Section 28. Owners, operators, or 1 time jdeem sufficient adequately, to drivers of vehicles for hire, other than shall fall to comply with any terms or OH" Budget your purchases if you hi la 7.»S «, hi *.»t hi 1«M serve public necessity and convenience. conditions Imposed by the Borough t&xlcabs commonly known as t» I* MS Council, or any law of this State. can, shall nnt display ~ the wordi Section 9. AH applicationt s for the Is "taxlcab" or other sign thereon which wish! Take up to 18 months to Mritt . . laMcs . . . feMa flMo , . . •—sufincB or renewal or any license of Section. IB- Each applicant granted a would tend to lead th« public to be- either class phail. be .made to the "Taxlcab Driver's License" shall be Is- lieve the vehicle is a-taxlcab as here- pay on our Extended Payment Borough Council in forms adopted by sued a license card In evidence there- in defined, and If a "For Hire" sign -«.I.I Council and obtained from the of In a form approved by .thi Borough Is or shall be used on each such vehi- Plan. Standard Lounge Chair Borough Clerk and designed to elicit Council and signed by" the Borough cle, such sign or other device shall be Information respecting the Identifi- Clerk ln Its behalf. Such license card dtnplayed only when such vehicle U 1-ewhion cation, responsibility and law-abiding shall at all times tie prominently dis- actually engaged in transporting a pas- fiablti of the applicant. played and adequately protected In the senger for hire. Section ID. .Each applicant for a II- Interior of any taxilpab operated by the .~een»« of any class shall supply th« In- licensee so that th* face thereof shall Section 29. Any person or persons formation-requested on the application be at all times in full view of and who shall violate aniny oft th* provisions Standard Lore Seal In-full-and verify lh« correctness there- plainly legible to any passenger seat- of this ordinance shall, upon convic- of by his oath or affirmation and there- ed In the rear seat or such taxlcab; tion thereof, be__iubjecsubjeelt to^jr-flnr not . to 50", L, 2 or 3-ctuhion after tile the completed application with thi said license card shall rendered tt> the Borough Clerk. whom such person Is convicted. L 2, or 3-eushion ••Taxlcab Driver's License" shall file Section 19. No "Taxlcab Driver's Li- Section 30. This ordinance until witPrtth his applicatiopp n 2 photographsphotogp, each cense" card other than that of the li- effect upon Its passage and publication 8V) Inches by Inches in size, clear censee actually operating., the taxlcab Lccordlng to law. l y depictinditi g tthe facial featuret s off tthhe at (lie time shall be displayed ,thereln. PUBLIC, NOTICE Orer-Siie Sofa to 100" -"Kppl i cant?—both— oL^ which—photographs -^Sectlon-20. Ths Borough Clerk shall The foregoing ordinance wu Intro- •hall thereupon become the property it the time the Borough Council acts duced and passed first reading at a 1, 2 3 or 4-ca»hiou of the Borough and be retained with on any application pay- the fees re- regular meeting of ths Mayor and Coun- the application form unless the license ceived therefor over to the Borough cil of the Borougl v h of Little Silver held shall be issued, In which event one of reaaurer. dn Mlbrclf "'*; tW8'«Jid will, come up sofas prktd proportionately •uch photographs shall he permanent- Section 21. (A.) Na* taxlcab shall for, final consideration and p&asaga at ly affixed to ths- license card tn - hereafter be-"operated In this Borough a/regular meeting of th« governing •pace provided thereon. unless and until thtre Is prominently body to be held on March 18, 1068 at In length of tack piece Section" 12.' Every .applicant for displayed In th« Interior thereof, with' which time and plftc« a)l persons deslr •'Taxlcab Driver's License" shall at the In the full view and access of any ing tn he heard will be given full-op time of filing hid application, hn fit. [tRSsengers therein, a complete list nf portunity. New life for your treasured sofas and chain ... onr upholstery expert^ gerprlhttd at such place and by such fared, charges nr Urlff rates. charged agnagencyy as thi Borougrghh Council, shair for transportation ' t' ') '.' Hotwe-BMded THE REPORTER ';.,__-.

Established in 1878 — Published.,by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated „ . The Big Night Out By JIM BISHOP ' M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher 1 We had a night out. I mean, out. Kelly and I are not Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor night people, but once or.twice a season, we dress; and go. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor

New Jersey Education Needs Help bed, and we drove off aware of the amazed face's of the octogenarian and the teen- least a decade from responsible law- Two urgent pleas made in. Trenton agers in the window. in recent weeks demand the attention makers and educators in the state, but It was one of those Miami nights with corrective measures have been feeble. of the public and the state legislature. tourists mumbling: "Isn't the weather In administering grammar and high vile"" as they huddled in mink and chin- The appeals came first from the state schools, the state Board of Education chilla Our host was Joe E. Lewis, papal Board of Higher Education, and then delegate to Frank Sinatra. I asked Mr. L. annually is pressured to put up^cash what kind of a day he'd had, and he from the state Board of Education. to pay for some of the policies it sets. snarled: "I ignored it." There was dinner Both emphasize that New Jersey This quite often is reflected in munici- in the Mpna Lisa room with Joan Blair — cannot meet its educational needs pal school board budget defeats. BISHOP her husband couldn't join us because Nicky is maitre d' at the Eden Roc and was maintaining a beady without more money. Carl L. Mar- ; Homeowners are angered at rising 1 eye on her. ' burger, education cdmmissidner,' isn't municipal taxes, -imd their negative re- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson joined up. The steak was teing fussy..tibmit how it's obtained, action at school election time, comes • juicy; the shrimp looked like pink children ice-skating; the arid tie eafi't'be faulted for that. He" close to imperiling quality education booze regenerated old wits. Earl had two boxes of cigars says;the legislature must get new at the local level. for Sinatra but had just learned, with some pain, that Frank had barred-him from LaRonde. Somehow, the columnist sources of revenue, be it taxes, bond The state's two top boards, and the had fallen from grace and I carried the cigars aU night. issues or whatever is necessary. commissioners representing them, have * * * placed a spotlight on the seriousness Ralph A. Dungan, chancellor of AT THE SINATRA" show, I clapped with the boxes. It higher education, has repeatedly told of our public education problem, there alerted everyone around-our table, I tellyour Sinataraas-— of the state's inadequacies and our is no question but that more money sumed the lazy mastery of the man who takes his audience failure to provide for the needs of high must be advanced if a solution is to be m the palm of "his hand, like so many salted peanuts, and school graduates. reached. swallows them. He made the men laugh and cry, and the women stared through the talcum of the single spotlight. He A week ago, his board explained It is extremely doubtful that the brought their respiration at 18, and sold at 25. its position in a statement, part of state will enact new taxes this year, He looks mature now, with parted jet hair, molasses which read: "The people of the state but there is a likelihood that a bond skin and a roundness to his face. The body is lean and strong must face the fact that our existing issue will be floated. This well may be and he makes his moves as though he's trying to please himself — the most merciless audience. He did an hour and revenue base is not adequate to support . the only way we can start to cure an a quarter of old and new ones without blotting diamonds the educational and other services ailment that has been^ too long ig- from his forehead or unknotting his tie. which an industrialized urban state nored. From the Fontainebleau we went to the Eden Roc for must provide for its citizens." The people responsible- for guiding the Don Rickles show. The maitre d', Arturo, had sold each Mr. Dungan is not alone in de- educational services and facilities have table two or three times. It was a glittering audience, sitting on each-other's laps. They were stacked in layers. There claring that college-bound students in told us something. It is time the legis- was too much ice in Joe E's glass and he froze his Tipper the Garden State are being short- lature, the governor and the people lip solid. In the non-laughing position. ' changed. We have heard this for at listened., A CONSERVATIVE VIEW A taU shapely singer came on and forgot how to get off. She made love to a microphone in B flat for a long time. She was so sexy that Kelly began to look away from the stage and glare at me. I began to study Morris, Landsbergh, the First Things First on Gar Insurance Report's Conclusion Is False smiling storm trooper. He owns the place. On the beach, New Jersey motorists may be as- That $10 hike should bring the he has a mortgage on every other wave. By JAMES J. KILPATRICK basic conclusion, that "our nation' is mov- Rickles — about wjiom more later—chopped the audience sessed a special fee to keep the state, state an additional $900,000, he esti- ing toward two societies, one black, one Forgive me if I come as late as Lyndon like chicken liver. Hre knows more insults'than an over-, white — separate and unequal." This basic fund that pays victims of accidents mates. Actually it will only mean $200,- Johnson to the Report of the President's worked gynecologist/Sinatra refers to him as "Hitler's kid." Involving uninsuf^t drivers from going Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders. conclusion is basicaUy false. For the past 000 because the liar-drivers would be 30 years, our nation has not been moving He has a mouthJjRe a dime sandwich. He cut his audience bankrupt. The report ran to six volumes and 250,000 until it feU-eifthe tables, sobbing with laughter. 1 words There was some obligation to plow toward a separate society, but away from' cheating'the state of $700,000. - * * * That wascthe unpleasant word that through most of it before it; and if this movement toward an integrat- followed a meeting in Trenton Mon- Even ifevery uninsured driver paid sounding off. ed, multi-racial society, recently has .been MARGE AND IRVING COWAN, who own the Diplomat day. The state's Unsatisfied Claim and the increased fee, the fund would not The report makes slowed, it is at least partly because of the Hotel, sat under the footlights with Jane Wyman, and Kay be able to meet the claims piling up some excellent points! It "black racism" that manifests itself in a Starr. Rickles said that the biggest excitement at Cowan's Judgment Fund needed a $3 million bloody cry for apartheid in reverse: "Kill hotel is to go to the Tack Room and watch a fly drown against it. Mr. Capozzi says the fund is especiaUy effective in its transfusion last year to meet this analysis of Negro housing Whitey!" in a glass of scotch. The resurrection is staged In the year's claims. needs $6 million a year for the next problems, and it rightly • * * Cafe Cristal. The fund was started to protect in- three'years, and $7 million a year after points to the gross errors YOU WOULD CATCH no hint of this It was after three a.m. and my wife's gown still looked of urban renewal as a key good, but she was wilting inside. Her eyes and those dia- sured motorists in auto accidents when that. . . from the commission's report., When the factor in a bad situation. monds began to lose sparkle. Joe E. Lewis led the way out the negligent driver is uninsured. Its The legislature is considering a commission speaks to the black racists, it The commission's harsh speaks in the barest murmur of disapproval. of the Pompeii Room, leaning on his drinks. The audience revenue was supposed to come from couple of proposals to meet this deficit. indictment of police and gave him a bigger hand than the performers. T -..They-prdvided^an.'ngly background noise.". higher registration fees for uninsured One would double the tax on insur- KILPATRICK Guardsmen is Jflly ae- The advocates of black power "unconscious- We got in the car and found that the heater rajfalrffl'. autos. It hasn't'worked out that way, ance premiums and add $1 ' to the served, and the .report's warning against ly function as an accommodation to white five minutes' notice. We shivered a cha-cha together We _ "over-reaction" this summer is immensely were home in an hour, and our Chinese house was lit- up • principally because too many unin- registration fees of insured drivers. racism." That is about the size of it. . useful. Several recommendations for im- as though my father expected burglars. The German sured motorists claim to* be insured The other would require insured motor- proved communication between black and The Negro, it is said, wants to walk alone. Splendid. But what is the commis- shepherd, Rocky, was awake, and gave us the sniff test on when they apply for licenses and thus white make obvious sense. ists to take additional insurance — at sion's answer? It is to recommend new our way through the front door. evade the higher fee. - an extra $5 per year — that would af- When that has been said, it remains to crutches. Welfare recipients are aggrieved Ordinarily, we are neat people. At 4:30, we kicked be said that the report, viewed as a whole, Salvatore "Capozzi, who' heads the ford them protection from the unin- by regulations which operate "to remind shoes and stockings off, made apologetic ablutions, and is woefuUy unbalanced. MosMof the major placed a "Do Not Disturb" sign outside the.door.Fortunate- fund,, admits that too many of the sured. • recipients that they are considered untrust- recommendations are unrealistic; some "of worthy, promiscuous and lazy." It is an un- ly, our teen-age daughters, can decipher air three words. My.*. state's car owners falsify their license It is quite clear that insured drivers them —.for example, that the minimum derstandable grievance. What does the wife went off as thoueh she were late for something. applications by stating that they have will have to pay more for the privilege. wage be further increased — are misguid- commission propose? It proposes a guaran- I lifted my head off the pillow. She had her makeup on. ed. And sad to say, in its long review of the teed annual income, higher rent supple- With the eve-linef, she looked like a dead movie-stafc— liability insurance when they do not. This should not be required, jiowever, 1967 riots, the commission has come up with He suggests that the fee. for uninsured until all car owners either prove they ments, make-work jobs, and a proliferation "You know," she said to me only Yesterday, "we never get the greatest whitewash job since Tom Saw- of easier handouts. out by ourselves any more." I don't think we should be yer laid aside his brush. drivers be increased from $25 to $35. are insured or pay the extra $35. allowed. . . From this report, it appears that every- Of the Negro's responsibility for his own one was to blame for the riots — everyone, destiny there is scarcely a word. It is INSIDE WASHINGTON that is, but the rioters themselves. It is someone else's responsibility — private in- TOQAY IN HISTORY unbelievable. They appear in the narrative dustry, public institutions, mostly the feder- portions of the report as faceless agents of al government. Most of the answers are to a passive mood: Rocks were hurled, bottles come from outside the ghetto, from builders, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS were thrown. Elsewhere, the report faUs in- bankers, planners, .lawmakers. The com- Today is the 68th 'dayof19$prnere 'are298Tayi~left in the year. • • ' •. -» - . An Administrative Monstrosity to sociological thumb-sucking: Society had mission avoided price tags, but most esti- —failettto-teach -the-rioters how-to-read,-so- mates' anv that the Federal proposals alone •Todav's'Blghlight in historyy: By ROBERT S. ALLEN As an Individual who owns nothing in tire i world .except a reputation for integrity, I they looted TV sets instead. At every point, would cost $150 billion "over the next five On tnis date in 1917, the Bolshevik Revolution began One of the highest officials, in the anti- years. Where is the money coming from? poverty program has quit with a scathing ' wiU not be held accountable for something the commission's tendency is to [rationalize, with riots and strikes in St. Petersburg. \>.* not being done. I believe that the war on to excuse, to defend. Who could spend it wisely? Would the rec- On this date: \ „ • Y^: blast at inefficiency and incompetence. ommended programs change white attitudes Dr. Ralph Phelps, until last week South- , poverty is necessary, but if we are ever Government programs were to blame; In 1765, the British House of Lords passed the Stamp . —or black? east' Regional Director, in. resigning de- going to help the poor, the bureaucratic, ad- these did not reach the people. Judges were •Act. ">,•- nounced the Office of Eco- ministrative mess must be straightened to blame; they did not protect the looters' God knows white society has its faults, • . In 1841, U.S. Supreme Court Justice OUver WendeU nomic Opportunity, which- out." constitutional rights. Police were to blame; and bUnd racial prejudice is among them. Holmes was born in Boston. But it is an enormous disservice for this administers the anti-pov- In 1960, Dr. Phelps was named Man of they were disrespectful. The press was to In. 1848, an expedition led by John Cfiarles Frehmont prestigious commission to proclaim t that erty program, as ari^'ad- the Year in Arkansas. He is a member of , blame; it failed to understand. Above aU, 'reached Slitter's Fort in .California. the ghetto's miseries are all the white man's ministrative monstrosity," the board of the Urban League.- i',\|(hite racism is essentially responsible" In 1865, work began on a canal in the Netherlands whia and flatly charged he was 4fdii!jthe ghetto conditions that provoked the doing. When one inquires why'the city is" would -connect Amsterdam with the North Sea. thwarted in endeavoring to '•*.'*. • » ' -vfJEjtirfUl violence. , burning, it ought not to be amiss to direct In 1942 the Japanese captured Rangoon, Burma. get rid of undesirable'per- ON THE ALERT - The Navy has '• It is thus "whlte.racism" that is respon- a few questions at the man with the torch In 1943, British bombers pounded Nurhberg, Germany. sonnel. *' moved to counter increased Soviet strength sible /or what the commission terms its in his hand; ••••'.. Ten years ago, the Soviet Union advised U.S. allies in Phelps, unfriend of in the Mediterranean. Southeast Asia to refuse American missiles and atomic President Johnson and re- With the approval of the Joint Chiefs of weapons. in CM portedly appointed last Staff, the Navy has reshuffled itj.schedules YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Five: years ago, the government of Syria was overthrown ALLJlN October at his behest, de- to make sure there fs always an'"antisubma- in a coup by army officers friendly to President Gamal Ab- clared he took the job with the clear un- rine carrier force on duty in the Mediter- del Nasser of the United Arab Republic. <- derstanding he was to "clean house and re- ranean. Move in the Off-Season One year ago, striking Irish farmers clashed with police move individuals from positions in which The naval move was authorized after outside Dublin. a. they were vegetating," Pheips accepted the . U.S. intelligence confirmed that the Rus- By SYLVIA PORTER almost always a summer affair and the •' Today's birthdays: Dancer and actress Cyd Charisse OEO undertaking on a leave of absence ... sians were now maintaining six submarines Dave was notified at Christmas of his U.S. was an agriculture-oriented econorny. is 45. Pianist Mary Lou WiUiams is 58. from yOuachita Baptist University, Arkadel-. constantly on patrol where the U.S. Sixth promotion and transfer across country to a It has been rooted in the belief that"it is bad Thought for today: It Is better tp' have a permanent phia,(Ark., of which he has been president Fleet operates. new job. He and Kay have just sold their to transfer children during a school year. income than be fascinating - Oscar Wilde, 1856-1900. " since 185?, .,, t And the Navy now plans to improve the house and now he is, in effect, wasting time But the year-round vacation period is As OEO Southeast Regional director, command and "control of the Sixth Fleet's while he waits to move at the date he orig- now commonplace and the U.S. no longer Phelps had jurisdiction over six states, inally told the company must bow to the special needs of the farmer. Georgia, South Carolina, Mississippi, Ala- antisubmarine warfare to consolidate its watching of Soviet submarine activity. he would be ready: June As for children, the new staggered school bama, Florida and Tennessee. His head- 25. * * * terms permit far more flexibility in trans- quarters was in Atlanta. By this decision, Dave , fers than ever before, and there is ,even In Phelps' castigation of OEO bureau- __-EUXUHE-JIEApUNES — British, Ca- and Kay are washing an argument in favor of moving children cracy, he stressed that he deems "the war nadian, and Austrian aquanauts are being money as weU.as.time, and * during a school year. on poverty is necessary." But he contended invited to join Navy divers this summer in all because they are fol- In the words of Harold J. Iilnine, presi- It is being seriously hampered by fumbling the ocean-going Sealab III experiments. lowing the now outmoded and bungling bureaucrats. During a 60-day test, each1 'of five diving dent of the American Movers Conference U.S. tradition of summer- and also president of Lyori Van .Lines, "If we are ever going to help the poor," teams will live 450 to 600 feet under water time moving. he declared, "the bureaucratic, administra- off the coast of Southern California for 12 "many educators have concluded that a mid- Of the close to 41,000,- term change can be mentally and socially tive mess must be straightened out." day periods... In a report to the White 000 Americans, one out of Theodore Berry, $28.000-a-year Negro di- House, the Navy has expressed strong ob- PORTER stimulating, compared with having to spend five of us, who will be a lonely summer in a strange neighborhood. rector of the Community Action program, jections to a proposed sale of a small U.S. moving in 19G8, more than 60 per cent will was singled out by Phelps as obstructing submarine to the Russians. The oceano- Children can acquire new friends easily in move between June 1 and Sept. 30. This a school environment, but during summer his efforts to get rid of deadwood. Said graphic research sub, called Star III, was comes to a mind-boggling 24,000,000 indi- Phelps: designed by the Electric Boat Division of vacation, I here are few sources beyond next viduals or 8,200 moves an hour during the door neighbor.1!." "I am leaving because I am thoroughly General Dynamics ... Former Secretary of four-month period. To cope with this rush, disgusted with the administrative mon- Defense McNamara left one Pentagon rec- the moving industry will employ 30,000 ex- In an obvious effort to make more or- strosity called the Office of Economic Oppor- ord he isn't advertising. From 1961, when tra (part-time workers. It will operate on a derly use of the moving industry's equip- tunily, and I do not have the ability to McNamara took over, until 1908, the lead- 24-hml^J>asis. And it will charge maximum ment and personnel, the AMC Is beginning straighten out this mess. I have the respon- time for the development of new weapons in- prices. a five-year program to attempt to encourage sibility but not the authority, I was lold creased from five and six years to 10 — or us to spread our moving periods throughout I would be Hie Shriver of die Southeast Re- nearly double. According to Vice Admiral But there's no doubt that many of these the yoar. „, gion. However, this was not frue. because Hyman Rickover, director of the Navy's di- millions would be better off with a non-sum- . .OfC-senson moving alone can result in in attempting to clean house, and remove vision of atomic reactors, the increased de- mer move. In spring, in fall, in winter," savings ofa-i'S per cent, Rlnine estimates. individuals from nnsitions in which they lay is due "to procrastination and the large they would get more efficient and quicker Also, highways and overnight accommoda- wrro vom-~<-!unity A':tlon, and above, from Ted ' fy the system set up by McNamara." Rick- be safer, too. , % It makes sense. If the figure does run over added: "It generally takes several . ..„..*„ ',., * * r -v. as high as 15 per cent, this translates into BETRAYAL "I al"'i luyi |o p':l co'iciim?"'1" on pro- years to get approval of an idea that is nqty THE TRADIt'ioN of the'summer mo^e real money or) a bill which In many cases generated within the Inner circle itself." L giiiui funding Kind administrative decisions. fs dates back to an era when vacations were can be in four figures. FRIDAY, MARcil 8, 19C8 Aikins Gets Tfyill Consider Successor in New Shrewsbury ^ THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, March 8, 1968-7 Howell Post Adopt Colts Keck Budget After Unattended Hearing HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Lou- Diano Resigns as Councilman COLTS NECK — Last night's property taxes are expected to taxes. Of each $2.48, the local cents.. is "R. Aikins was appointed Plan- public hearing on the 1968 bud-completely offset the $420,057 school tax takes U-36,. the Ee- Mayor George responded to ft NEW SHREWSBURY-Boro- work for the municipal govern- mittee. Determining factors request from the Monmouth ning Board attorney last night get produced no audience. After appropriated for local govern- gional High School 42 cents and ough Council last night accepted ment ire any way possible. would include a health inspec- ment. the county 86 centsi Veterans' County Council of Girl Scouts following the resignation of W. with regret and reluctance the On the recommendation of thetion, a test and length of ser-the auditor read the figures Lawrence Krusen. The higher tax rate is due and Senior Citizens' exemptions by proclaiming the week of May resignaton of Councilman Albert Executive Fire Council, council vice. A public hearing on theMayor Kenneth George opened account for the remaining four 10-16 Girl Scout Week here. The board re-elected Claude to increased school and county L. Diano Jr., with effect from decided to instruct central amendment will be held at thethe meeting to an imaginary • Brown president, and Coleman last night's meeting,' switchboard operators to auto- next regular meeting. Stromvasser vice-chairman. public, then quickly closed it Councilman Diano, who hasmatically relay to the fire Council awarded a contract A proposed ordinance from houses any emergency call from again. been in office sines June 1966, for the reconstruction and re- 1 the Township Committee to ex-had one more year to serve. Red Bank Airport. It then would pair of the second section of The committee then adopted pand the eastern industrial zone Mayor John E. Lemon Jr., said be up to the fire authorities to Hope Road, from Willpw Road, the budget which calls for a 27- was given a favorable recom- last night council will consider determine whether there was to Sycamore Ave., to the Sta-cent rise in the tax rate. The "Time Is Running Out mendation, and sent back to thethe appointment of a successor any risk of fire. vola Contracting Co., Inc. Thenew figure is $2.48 per $100 of committee for a public hearing to fill the unexpired term. The recent incident on Feb.award will be subject to ap- assessed valuation. take advantage, of these LOW WINTER PRICES ON Monday night. - Once again, Colts Neck is ask- Mr. Diano told council his 2, when an aircraft ran off theproval by. the state Highway PROWNS WHITE ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS A proposal from the Industrial decision was dictated by an runway and collided with a carCornmissioner. ~- * tag no tax money for municipal Study Committee to create an- ever increasing pressure from on a public highway was cited The Stavola firm submitted purposes. Revenues other than ofher industrial zone along Rtr his private work which made it as an example. Because the air-the low bid of $13,725 for the S3 adjacent to the Freehold difficult for him to devote time port had reported no emergen- oroject. Other bidders were A. Township industrial area was to council^ork. He did say, cy, no fire equipment was or-Campo Inc., for the sum of 2 Women Hurt tabled until the next meeting. however, he would continue to dered to the scene. A fire haz- $15,612; and Earle Asnhait and ard could have existed, it wasPaving Co., for $18,399.40. In Middletown rioted, but only the fire officials Toward the close of the meet- MIDDLETOWN-Two women could have determined this. ing, Councilman Norris recom suffered injuries yesterday after Council was informed by themended and council reopened a a two-car collision on Rt. 35 at BEAT THE HEAT Department of Housing and public hearing during which it Kings Highway. INSTALL CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING NOW l|rban Development of Phila- was asked what, if anything. It delphia, that its application for was doing on the proposed Ea- Helen C. Miller of 423 Har- FREE ESTIMATE federal aid in the Green AcreS fontown rezoning proposal for mony Rd., Middletown, is to good condition at Riverview TO yr. Compressor Warranty Up to 3'/: Tens project at Tinton Falls School, an office building. has been rejected. Lack of funds Mayor John E. Lemon assured Hospital, Red Bank, where she was cited as the main reason, members of the public that was taken after the accident. INSTALLATION Helena J. Jumolka, 133 Ocean together With a press of more council was following progress SAVE NOW ON OUR "HEAVY DUTY" KEN'S urgent projects. and was concerned with the Ave., East Keansburg, was AIR-CONDITIONING and HEATING An amendment to the police possible increase of traffic in treated at the hospital and re- 1232 TURF DRIVI 542-2440 OCIANPORT ordinance on promotions was the area, as well as with other leased. Both women were the "SAMSON" ..POWER HUMIDIFIERS • ELECTRONIC FILTERS • WINDOW UNITS drivers involved in the accident. : introduced. It calls for promo- aspects of the situation. Coun- - SERVICE AND INSTALLATION • FINANCING ARRANSED tions to be granted by resolu- cil, he pointed out, has to wait Police issued a summons to tion of council on the recomen- until definite plans are formu- Helena Jumolka for careless WHITE ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOW dation of the Public Safety Com- lated before it can act. driving. WHITE OK $1,203,236 Hazlet Budget WHITE • —W FULLY INSTALLED (min. 6) >• 15-year guarantee on paint finish On Straight Party Line Vote • Triple track •Fully weatherstripped • Ct.k!i:>i» !»<•> m NON-BINDING HAZLET — In a straight par- by a cut In the reserve for trolice salaries, with an anticipated ty line vote, the Township Com-collected taxes, which was crit- six-man increase in the force; • sraDiiizer Dar • SCREEN FRAME . let's face it. Some houses have it, FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR INSTALLATION mittee last night adopted the icized by the mayor and other a six per cent salary increase (No Extra Charge for Second Floor) $1,103,236 municipal budget for Republicans. for other township employes; in- and some houses don't. And that's where "FREE MEASURINC SERVICE 1968. The Democrats maintained creased fringe benefits for em- WITH YOUR ORDER" we come in. We build up all your one-level The vote came after a some- that the percentage of taxes col- ployes and increased fire and times heated debate on the mer-lected last year was 96.5, but th< first aid funds, plus an appro- e^L^ houses so that you have two levels, or twice its of a large surplus and re-budget was drawn on the an- priation for the newly created 4. serves for uncollected taxes, as ticipation of 94 per cent collec- auxiliary police force. "SUPERM" "PROWN'S OWN" "KAREY" as much living area as you had) before. well as the introduction, as an-tion. They maintained that only "This is a good budget and All the fine qualities of the Truly the most attractive win- The finest window made la Hie ticipated, of an amendment a VA per cent reserve is neces- fairly includes all revenues. It dow In our store. Preclilon USA. Nothing compares to from the Democratic minority sary. Samum, but much heavltr. engineered. KAREY. Be "UP" with the best houses in your is a sound document," the may- of a smaller budget. The mayor objected, stating ir said, adding, "It is unfortun- |79S 95 neighborhood. We guarantee satisfaction. John Gilmore, former mem- that sound: fiscal policy called ate the budget has become a ber of the Board of Education, for the township's present 2'/i political tool by charlatans, 21 INSTALLED INSTALLED and minority committee mem-per cent reserve to assure no fakes and phonies." INSTALLED "WHEN QUALITY COVNTS" bers Herbert J. Kupfer and Wil-need for emergency appro- In the only other business dur- THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE liam F. Bourbeau, assailed the priations next year. ing the special budget hearing, committee for its high surplus, He criticized the minority pro- the committee approves the hir- e Budget • Easy Charge • Frown's Crtdtt which stands at $240,000. posal as "financially unsound," ing of Philip Nobile of 21 Ore- Dally and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. • SCHLOEDER • In answer, Mayor Joseph A. and called it a "political grand- ion Ave. as a full-time police- Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. Morales listed several points in stand. man. CONSTRUCTION CO. favor of the surplus amount in- "I cannot condone the intro- Mr. Nobile has passed the civ- Free Delivery (£ 741-7500 cluding: backup for school and duction of this amendment," il service test and will begin on RED 'BANSK 32 BROAD ST. 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank municipal budgets of $5 million; Mayor Morales said. "It is a March 25 by attending the police needed for good credit for bor-surprise to me that one commit- academy for six weeks. 741-2139 776-9284 rowing and bonding; prohibits teeman who understands fi- need for unnecessary borrow- nances would stoop to this form ing; provides funds for invest- of politicking." ment; provides' funds for emer- In explaining the merits of the gency appropriations and, most budget, the mayor pointed out importantly, Insures less of a that it includes provisions for tax rate increase with the a 9-12 per cent Increase in po- JOIN THE LAWN anticipation of surplus on hand. The budget figures represent a HUH f REBELLION decrease of four cents per $1002 Arrested down on assessed' valuation, but Mayor 'Don't Be a Slave to Your Lawn' Morales pointed out it is really a 10-cent saving. On •very lawn receive! the Individual attention ' ' The mayor said the 10-cent ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Rutgera trained agrono- saving could not be passed on toPolice here .arrested two men nthr. Tkli «nure> YOU the taxpayers because the coun-yesterday on separate charges. that your lawn will re- ty portion of the tax dollar went Frank Sacco, of 21 Marion St., ceive the exact require- Red Bank, was picked up on a ments of everything It up six cents. The amount to be needs at the proper rime raised by taxes Is $425,222.79, bench warrant from the county throughout the growing and represents a tax rate of 53sheriff's office on a domestic Mason. cents for municipal purposes. complaint. The overall tax rate is $4.15. William W. Palmer, of 7« Under the minority proposal, Leonardville Road, Middletown, which went down in defeat by was arrested pn a contempt of O Is for Orree, n grass the 3-2 party-line vote, an addi- court charge." Police said he tional $44,000 would be saved, failed to appear on a drunk driv- R is for Reliability representing another 5'/3 cents, ing charge. Failing to post $250 according, to Mr. Kupfer. , bail, he was remanded to tto E is for Efficient service $ The figure was made possible Monmouth County jail. GRAND OPENING TODAY! E it for 'Expert cart _" N lkl j • " ' Seotts-Early BirdSALE!- it for TOo lawn worrits There Is only one way to build the kind of homes A Is for Automated lawn servlct '~ wa envision fof KING'S VALlEY.Vvith you. With you right 5 models from'35,950 from the start. With the kind of quality and attention to ' W Is for constant care detail that only custom design and custom building can produce.' • K is for Relaxation ' Distinctively different Is the best way to phrase E it for Everything for one low price it. Each of the five basic models-available is remarkably fresh and tasteful to begin with. 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HAZLET : Sleepy Hollow Road off Chapei Hill Rd. • Middletown, New Jersey Model Homo Phone; (201) 671-0015 264-2211 747-2183 ANOTHER DISTINayiSHEO COMMUNITY BY HOVNANIAN BROTHERS' 8—Friday, March 8, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER Reception on Sunday Henry Hudson Name* For Girl Scout Artists ler of Troop 60; Megan Phillips, RUMSON — A reception for Ashley Aymonier, Lissa Cntcn- participants in the Rumson Students to Honor Rol Neighborhood of Girl Scouts Art ton, Anne Weil and Christiane Knshwara., Ronald Luddy, Alice Man Cottrell of Troop 163; Ellen Stev- HIGHLANDS - The following \ all , Mlschele McDermott, Frances V Show will be held Sunday, from Grr>ary, Phyllis Ortutay, Karen Mou ens, Dore Catlin and Kathleen students at Henry Hudson Re-^ and Sue Sivprson. 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. in Bingham gional School have attained hon- Grade Eijfhl—DaTlene Curren, Pat Bradley of Troop 171. ; cla Kellers, Vickl Lynch, Vanessa Ma Hall, Bingham Ave. The exhibi- or roll standing for the second rnsclieln. Vivian Motley, Robert Brov tion of 150 entries in all media Also Josephine Mehm and fltpve Capiitn, Phoebe DorfdSf Sh marking period: Fobes, Janice Primpter, Susan opened Tuesday and will be onNancy Htldet.fi, Troop 370; Katie ughty, Hotly Hofman, Susan Hunt - Grade 12—Kathleen Anderson, Lee Debbie Kelly, Ronald Kruger, Ben] display through Sunday. Day and Dore Catlin, Troop B--rrett Linia Black, Carol Docldg. Pa-, mln LemberK, James Long, Susan Caroline HaUigan, Susan trlniA Ihvtght. Linda Geraghty, M able near him. If I buried V. operation of "Mars," Militarj Mother here I could look after Affiliate Radio System. Throug: her grave, which I could not On Sale at our Spring Lake Store Only! this free system, servicemen I do otherwise. I am reluctant "Outposts throughout the worl ,tp bury her here, however, be- "can get important personal me cause all her friends and a 1113 THIRD AVE., SPRING LAKE •ages through to their famllle favorite clergyman are in Ok- and visa versa. ' lahoma. She would have a 1OO Teens Told to Get Word On Racial Relations to nd people like stokely Carrol- "No matter how appealing the GLASSBOTtO — A Glassboro and pa in race relations is vi- group is an offshoot of the Hu- -hael and Rap Brown etches itate College professor told tal." "And kids are the best man Relations Council, school, the .church or LB J maj away the innards of the young some 100 teen-agers "to get the ones to teach them," he sug- Dr. Pitt rapped parents who sound in the area of race rela- vho would face up to racism s word on racial relations to their gested. say, "Im not prejudiced, but.." tions, it's still parents who re- blot, Dr. Pitt said. parents." The youth were attending an Too many parents today advise main the number one respect figure and number one authority "You're caught in between two Dr. William Pitt, professor of afternoon program sponsored by their children not to get friendly masters sometimes," the GSC in the adolescents' world," Dr. education and a psychologist, the Gloucester County Brother- with those of another race, "be- professor told the students. Be- told the high school age youth hood Month Committee at the cause you'll start to act the Pitt observed. ween traditional Judo-Chris- that "the re-education of ma Teen Canteen, Woodbury. The way they do," he claimed. Hearing prejudiced parents tianity, telling you To thyself be true' and your desire to honor you father and mother.'," New Marking/^ "This in between status tears rour guts with guilt on the ra- System Set :ial issue," Dr. Pitt continued, For years, parents have lived in a world where black was bad For RBHS Make All Shore Band and white was good, Dr. Pitt RED BANK - Red Bank High explained. "Even Judy Gar* School students will take/ home HAZLET — Auditions for the "In Tunes," a local jazz trio. time. He is the first clarinetist land warbling 'Somewhere over, report cards bearing number All Shore Band of Moumoulh Although he plans to attend col- in the concert band and is a the, Rainbow' never included grades, rather than letter County were held at Ocean lege, he has no plans for his member of the high school black in that rainbow," he grades, next year, according to Township High School and more major. dance band. noted. ' he principal, James D. Everge- than 200 students from 20 Mon- Sharon Weimann won third Betty Brown has been active "Because some parents have tis. i mouth County High Schools chal- chair first clarinet from 42 con- in the band and will be playing difficulty understanding the rev- HELPING HAND—Sheryl Silberstein, 16, standing in truck, chairman of Long Branch The principal said the present lenged each other for the 95 po- testants for that position. This third clarinet in the All Shore olutionary changes in race re- High School Welfare Committee, delivers canned goods to John Mazzacco, Long system of using "A" through sitions in the band. in her second year in the All Band. lations, they try to tell you to Shore Band and she was recent- Michael Goldstein, a senior, Branch welfare director, as Sue Gorelick, 17, high school Student Council president, "E" to dtaote achievement will Six students from Raritan forget your understanding ideas be replaced by a system using High School, Hazlet, were se- ly elected to the Central Jer- has" been an active member of and they bask in their world of looks on. Truckload u part of 3,000 pounds, of canned goods gathered by students 4 down to 0. The present "A" lected. sey-Region H Band. An active the dance band;' concert band, nostalgia," he added. for j-he city's needy. ^ (Register Staff Photo) will became a 4, and the num- Thomas KurdyLa was selected member in the band and dance and rnarchirig band at Raritan The author of a book oiLedife bers will graduate downward as the first percussionist for the band, she intends to major in He will be featured in a trum jational psychology and one on to failing—formerly an "E", but second year in a row. He has music education when she en- pet trio at the spring concert parliamentary procedure con- 0 under the new system. been a member of his high ters college. May 21. In the fall, he will en- cluded by challenging the youth 34 MRHS Students Inducted One of the reasons for the school band three years, has Craig Collier, a sophomore at ter Massachusetts Institute of to change the world by bringing change is to make grading been studying privately for four Raritan, has been accepted in Technology as a chemistry ma- real understanding of race rela- Clearer and easier,. Mr. Ev- years, and is a member of the the Shore Band for the first jor. tions, not only to themselves and ergetis said. For example, a Vincent Grassia is a sopho- their friends, but especially to Into National Honor Society student who receives two "A's" more tuba player in the high their parents. ~ school band, dance band, and • NEW SHREWSBURY - Thir- recommendations, as well as his ments for himself and for the and two "B's" under the current letter system could receive ei- Muhlenberg Students marching band and has won a ty-two members of the junior academic record. The selection school," he said. ifth chair position in the All class and two seniors were in- committee, headed by Mrs. Bar- He introduced Franklin ther an "A" or a "B" for a se- mester grade. However, using Shore Band. Long Branch ducted at a candlelight cere- bara Grimm, adviser of th Peggy Montgomery, Rich- The students have all been ac- mony into the Monmouth Re- NHS, was composed of several ard Ruda, and Jay Dunbar, who the number system, his semes- Elect/H. Alain Sheer ter average would be 3.5. ive in the pit band of the Haz- Honor Roll gional High School chapter of faculty members. defined character, scholarship, ALLENTOWN - H. Alain let Recreation Commission's the National Honor Society. David Stalker, NHS president, leadership, and service, respec- Marking period grades will be Sheer, a junior premedical ma- based on whole numbers, but se- musical productions. These stu- The NHS bases its selection on gave the welcoming address foi tively, and lit the candle cor- jor from New Shrewsbury, N.J., dents will he rehearsing with Announced an evaluation of each candidate the audience of students and in- responding to each. The induc- mester averages will be figured has been elected president of on a decimal basis. the All Shore Band at Manas- LONG BRANCH-Hlgh school In each of four areas: charac- ductees' parents. "Induction in- tees were then escorted up by Muhlenberg College's Stu- quan, Southern Freehold, Mata- robed senior members and ad- Other benefits of the new sys- students who made honor roll ter, scholarship, leadership and to the National Honor Society is dent Council. wan and Red Bank High at second marking period here service. Each candidate.^then, the highest honor that can b ministered the NHS oath. After tem include easier IBM process- ing, clearer class ranking and Sheer has been a member of Schools. The final rehearsal and are: was considered on the basis of given to a high school student, a short talk by Harold B. Smith, student council since his fresh- concert will be held at Long his extra-curricular activities, Each of the inductees deserves principal, they were issued their a more complete picture for Seniors: Joanne Azzaretto, college transcripts. man year and was sophomore Branch High School. The con- Barbara Bennett, Joseph Bryc- .character traits, and teachers' much praise for his accomplish- NHS pins and membership and junior class president. He is cert will begin at 8 p.m., Tues- cards. Closing remarks were ki, Carolyn Butcher, Diane a member of the Cardinal Key day, April 2. Cadmus, Jane Calhoun, Max- made by Dr. Patrick Parenty, Society, a1" men's honorary well Colby, Stephen Cooper, superintendent. A reception for Seniors Tour service club; the soccer team, the members and their parents Phi Epsilon Pi social fraternity Virginia Castillo, Nancy Da- was held immediately after the Hospital At and the men's dormitory coun- Mime Group verso, Barbara Drennan, Dan- Te^en Page assembly. cil.., iel Ducore, Victoria Egger, Inducted were: Anita Garr, Sandra Genola, Sifieer ran on a platform urg- To Perform Deborah, George, Philip Gnesin, Seniors-^Tames Heatwole, Da- Marlboro ing re-evaluation of the college's vid Nicholson. MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - Celeste Gould, Anise Green- chapel-assembly program, the At College span, Melinda Gresham, Myra CBA Language Studf; Juniors—Joan Anthony, Nils "Modern Concepts in Mental meal plan and academic re- Berglund, Alice Corrigan, Da- Health Care" was the theme of WEST LONG BRANCH — Katz, George Lefurjah, Karen quirements necessary for stu- Lehmann, Eileen Iindhardt, vid Darlington, Susan Dolan, the seventh annual Marlboro dents to enroll in special pro- The Pillory Theatre, mime Paul Michau, Kevin Moser, Janet Forest, Larry Froehlich, Hospital Tour, recently conduct- grams. group of Adelphi University, Rosemary Penta, Patricia Por- Travel Program Set Julia Gibbs, Richard Hamilton, ed for 100 Long Branch High He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. will perform Wednesday at 8:15 Linda Hardman, William Kee- School seniors under the direc- p.m. In Monmouth College's Pol- ter, Anthony Ravielle, Linda LINCROFT — A new pro- through the six-week sessions, Herbert Sheer of 49 Riverdale H. Alain Sheer Sherman, Mark Siegal, Cynthia gram in summer foreign langu- vil, Jill Lindner, Dwight Mat- tion of Mrs. Elna Anable, di- Ave., New Shrewsbury. lak Auditorium. The program is the groups wijl be transferred rector of volunteer services. Slotkin, Vaughn Swazey; Peter age study and European travel to other campuses reflecting dif- sumura, Rey Montalvo, Joanne sponsored by Zeta Upsilon Sig- Morris, Douglas Nichols, Jeffrey The group accompanied by ma fraternity. Verrochi, Karen Wardell, Lin- for high school students will be ferent aspects of the country. da Wood and David Yellen. Inaugurated by Christian Broth- Nintzel, Dale Palumbo, Mary their health" and physical educa- The program will consist o Students will be placed in tion teacher, Miss Christine ers Academy next July and Au- classes according to their lan- Jo Pankowski, Nina Peskoe, Students to Conduct two acts: "An Anthology of Juniors: Joseph Balina, Rob- gust in cooperation with the For- Pamela Ransom, Denise Reilly, Long, received a hospital orien- Mimes," which will explore the ert Bazley, Terry Berman, Nan- guage proficiency as of June tation from Mrs. Anable. After eign Language League schools. and the equivalent of one-half Marty Reilly, Melinda Ruder- history of mime from its begin- cy Branson, Barbara Cittadino, CBA will sponsor two sepa- man, Patricia Steen, Penelope a presentation of color slides de- ning in the Peking Opera to Marcia Cohen, Linda Cook, Shar- year's instruction along with ap- picting the hospital's facilities, Presidential Primary rate study-travel enrichment propriate credit will be given Steen, Mary Ann Stringfellow, modern times; and "The Ter- on Crawford, Kitty Feltenbarger, programs with concentration on Erica Swenson, Robert Tanko, the students participated in a WEST LONG BRANCH-Mon- dent must be currently en- mites,"an original work of the Caren Fiore, Ruth Foley, Sara American and native instructors discussion of employment op- the language, culture and civili- will be used. Afternoons, eve- Judith Thomson, Elena Wil- mouth College students will be rolled in an American college Pillory group. In it the actors Jane Garten, Gene Glatter, Pa- liams and Nicholas Zito. portunities in the health field, zation of a particular country. nings and weekends are set asked to participate in the first or university. undertake an exploration of the tricia Hayes, Terry; Heiman, This summer, one program will conducted by Alan G. Wheeler, nature of guilt. The same pro- Jeanne Hermann, Mary Ann aside for recreation, planned ex- senior personnel assistant. nationwide collegiate presiden- President Johnson met with be in French and the other in cursions and field trips through' tial primary, called Choice 68, the board of directors of the gram will be presented at the Ianicelll, Daisy Jones, Ray- Spanish. The educational con- out each country. Gieerleading After a luncheon, the students it was announced by Laimon project and expressed his con- Yale Drama Festival March 22. mond Karasic, Janice Kaye, toured the 946-acre site, with cept combines classroom in- Members of the academy fac- Gridel, a college junior and viction that a vote of this na- The company-is composed of Carol Lasky, Martha Lewis, Ru- struction with the unique and Mrs. Anable supplying the com- bil Morales, Kathy Moran, Char- ulty will accompany each group Contest Set mentary. Next was a visit to a campus coordinator of the proj- ture was highly significant. He five performers, directed by Dr. daily opportunity for American and conduct orientation sessions ect. ; adden, "when students express Jacques Burdick. They are Owen lotte Morgan, Stephanie Ross, i. students to become acquainted cottage which provides care for prior to departure. Participa- The national collegiate pri- their opinion intelligently, peo- Daly, M. Delvalle Fidanque, Denise Scoles, Jeffrey Shapiro, Tomorrow chronically ill patients. Guides Steve Silverman, Richard Sor- with Europe on a person-to- tion in these programs is open were Mrs. Carrie Penn,- R.N., mary is scheduled for April 24. ple across the nation stop, look, Michele Lazarow, Jeffrey Spol- RED BANK — The Monmouth rentino and Patricia Wainright. person basis. to students from any high and Mrs. Martha TJlbrich, R.N. The project's board of di- listen, and evaluate." an and Kimberly Welsh. County Catholic Youth Organiza- Sophomores: Barbara Briggs, The student groups will reside school. Information, catalogs A visit to the Tramburg "Activ- Five years ago, Dr. Burdick tion will hold its first high school rectors, meeting in Washington on or near university campuses and applications are avail- ities Building, which houses the created the Pillory Theatre, then Jeffrey Buhrman, Cassandra cheerleading contest tomorrow last month selected a slate of Postponed Science Fair in Madrid and Paris.. Part way able from the school office. library, music and occupational called the Adelphia Mime The- Caretliers, Irene Chqras, Carolyn.. at 2:30 p.m. in the gymnasium 14 candidates for the ppresi- therapy- facilities, concluded the Tomorrow at School ater. He has studied jrnder the Condon, Carole Cooper, Cathy of St. James Catholic School;— jjnje' y affiL Fredd. Hal Corclone, Eileen Desffiiffidr day. stead, Mark fiatfield, Lyndon MIDDLETOWN — The science great French mime, Marcel Cheering teams from nine par- , y Marceau, and the Chilean mime Thomas Dumphy, Chris EUwood, Johnson, Robert Kennedy, MMar- fair at Thompson Junior High Chosen for DAWs ishes will receive points for co- School, postponed last week due Alejandro Jodorowsky. Sheila Epstein, Irene Flink, Eu- ordination, originality, enuncia- Roy on Headmaster's tin Luther King, John Lindsay, gene Gelernter, Mark Gnesin, Eugene McCarthy, Richard Nix- to inclement weather, will be tion and appearance. Awards Roll at Bordentown held tomorrow from 10 a.m. to Howard Goodkin, Sharon John- will be presented to the squads on, Charles Percy, George McCormack Gets Good Citizen Awards BORDENTOWN — Cadet noon. son, Coleen Jude, Lorraine Just, placing first, second and third. Romney, Ronald Regan, Nel- 4-Year Scholarship Michael Koelhoffer, Barbara SHREWSBURY - Shrews- Gary W: Roy, a sophomore at The fair will feature exhibits Monmouth Council . of Girl Also scheduled are the county son Rockefeller, Harold Stas- ALLENHURST-John McCor- Konvitz, Susan Korn, Maria La- bury Towne Chapter, Daughters Scouts as a 'representative in Bordentown Military Insti- sen and George Wallace. prepared by students, under the CYO high school basketball tute and the son of Mr. and supervision of school science mack, an eighth grade.pupil in grotteria, Gretchen Lapidus.El- of the American Revolution, has the International Gathering league playoffs. Mrs. Ordean.L. Broin of Red The students agreed that three teachers. St. Mary's School here, has*been Uott Lee, Robert Lehmann, Kathl named senior girls from three Abroad national competition. The first game, between the referendum questions be in- area high schools for DAR Good Bank, recently made the head- Awards will be presented for awarded a full four-year Messina, Paul Olivadoti, Peter She has qualified in the state- second place winners in the cluded on the ballot. Two deal Citizens Awards. master's honor roll for the sec- winning entires in grades six scholarship to Regis High Olivadoti, Ellen Rassas, Bar- wide competition of the New northern and southern "divi- with the country's current in- They are Carol Marie- Dodds Jersey Chemistry League to at- ond, quarter. • -. • through nine. The top two final- School, New York iCty; bara Rowe, Karen Ryanv Judith sions, is slated for 1 p.m., and volvement in Vietnam, and one 216 Navesjnk Ave., Highlands tend the 1968 Science Sympo- Bordentown Military Institute ists in each division will repre- The Sisters of St. Dominic of Sagowitz, Jeremy Salter, Michel the second, featuring first place with the priorities of govern- Newburgh, N.Y., who staff St. le Salter, Deborah Stevens, Em- a student at Henry Hudson Re- sium as the result of her science winners Holy Family, Union is a private Secondary School sent the school later this month "gional School; Rosalind Ad- research paper on cigarette having a superior 87-year rec- ment spending in confronting in the Central Jersey Science Mary's SCJ190C report McCor- ily Tepper, iRta Thornton, Deb- Beach, northern division, and St. the "urban crisis." mack was awarded the grant bie Vining, Constance White, rienne Ogburn, 143 Central Ave. smoking. She participated in Rose, Belmar, southern division, ord preparing young men for Fair at Rutgers University, New Long Branch, of Long Branch Girls Intramurals. college and service academies. To be eligible to vote, a stu-Brunswick. for superior, performance in a Deborah Woods and Alice Wool- will be held following the cheer- scholarship examination last ley. High School, and Charlene Lou ing competition. Ise Tice, 144 Embury Ave. Rosalind, a merit recipient month. Ocean Grove, of Neptune High in the National Forensic League He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Academy Selects School. at Long Branch High School, Capping Friday West Side Storf Will Be Thomas McCormack, of Oak- Chosen by the senior class is a member of the German and hurst and has been an honor Students' Papers Spanish Clubs, Girl's Athletic pupil throughout his eight years and faculty of their respective For Miss Wills TOMS RIVER - Wiprni" jfc schools, the three girls will re- Association, Civil Defense, Pub at St. Mary's School. lie Speaking and Future Nurse: EAST ORANGE — Miss Joan Yurechko and Bruce ' 'Wayne, ceive the Good Citizenship pin Wills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shore Regional's Production students at Shore Regional High at the New Jersey State DAR Clubs, and the Debating So Day of Recollection ciety. She represented her George A. Wills of 110 Locust WEST LONG BRANCH —The ment chairman and the Shore Biese, Jolene Robisbn, Sam School, West Long Branch, have conference a^rtis day, March Ave., Neptune City, will re- had their research papers se- 14, in Trenton, where they will school on Monmouth County Shore Players will present Players' faculty adviser, is di- Cagliostro, Fred Seitzman, Vin- For CYO on Sunday Good Government Day, and ceive her nurse's cap from the 'West Side Story" as their1 an- recting the cast of 50 students. lected-far presentation at the participate in the statewide pro- ny Sorrentino, Jim Weston, Da- RED BANK — In observance regional meeting of the New Girls Citizenship Institute at East Orange General Hospital nual musical production Friday Sal Marotta is musical director, of the National Catholic Youth gram recognizing outstanding School of Nursing next Friday. vid Epstein, Chip Townsend, Jersey Junior Academy of girls from throughout the state. Douglass College. She ha; and Saturday evenings, April 5 and Mrs. Sal Marotta, the chor- Communion Crusade, the: Mon- Noel Kubel, Mike Drinkard, Science. In May the girls and their taught Sunday school, is a mem- Miss Wills, a graduate of Nep- and 6, at Shore Regional High eographer. mouth County Catholic Youth ber of the junior choir of her tune High School, will be one of School. Scenic design has been cre- Bonnie Baxter and Joan Hinchk. Organization will sponsor a day Yurechko's research paper mothers will be guests of the deals with the "Carbon 14 Dat- chapter for luncheon to meet church, and is a member of the 17 freshman students who this The Griffith and Prince play, ated by Mrs. Thomas Key, The rival 'Sharks" gang con- of recollection Sunday from 2 to year will receive their caps from ing of Unconsolidated Sediments the members of the DAR Chap- Baptist Training Union. She is for which Leonard Bernstein speech and dramatic arts teach- sists of Ric Lee, Rod Faccone: 5 p.m. in the cafeteria of St. recipient of the Monmoutli the school, now in its 61st con- composed the score, is a con- er. Mario De Stefano, assistant Fred Schneider, Julius D'Ame- James Catholic School. of N. E. Monmouth County." ter which sponsored them. Mr. Wayne's paper deals with Carol, Rosalind and Charlene County Cotillion Committee de- lecutivo year of operation. emporary Romeo and Juliet drama coach, is technical direc- lio, Don Ferriera, Scott Benja- The program will include a butante award. story. Its theme is the problems min, Steve Williams, Barbara the development of "Magnetohy- are members of the National tor. Miss Kathy Behrmann will folk Mass, a talk by the Rev. drodynamic Pumping Systems," facing Puerto Ricans in settling Tsigounis, Steve Williams, Jjnn Honor Society. Carol is editor- Charlene, a member of Nep- Miss Hayes, Miss Witt superivse makeup and cos- Eugene Corbesero of. the / C014 in Manhattan's lower West Rock, Steve Biese, Larry D'Am- The meeting is to be held at in-chief of Blue Horizons, the tune High School's student coun- tumes. Glen Osgoodby is in solata Fathers, and a Bible Vig- Ocean County College. school's yearbook, and has cil and its steering committee, Get Nursing Caps Side. charge of business arrange- elio, Barbara Ardolino, Carole il. played flute in the school band. is president of her homeroom, PHILADELPHIA — Two Mon- The principal characters arc ments. Pingatore and Rita Azzollno. "Refreshments will be served. 10—Friday, March 8, 1958 A member of the Future Teach- an office she has held for mouth, County (N.J.) residents Maria, portrayed by Kathy Ro- Student assistants, include Al The dancing chorus is com- ers of America, the Latin and four years, and is vice president were among 41 freshman nurs- nan, and Tony, played by Jim Juska and Chris Brasch, back- prised of Camille Amron, Car- -French clubs, she is represent- of her junior class. She is presi- ing students at Philadelphia's Clerico. Steve Craig, as Riff, drop design; stage managers, mifi Roman, Ginger Craig, Pat- "NOTHING WORSE than a complexion problem. And nothing better for troubled ing her school at the 13lh an- dent of the Girls Athletic Asso- Albert Einstein Medical Center and Terry Pctillo, as Anita, Jo Ann Palaia and Ginny Pas- ti Fragale, Louis Units, Jeanine complexion! than ClearPlex. Try Clear- nual contest in the reading of ciation and ;i member of the who have received caps. have the other leads. cucci; properties co-chairmen, Johnson, Barbara McCoy, Patt Plex the n««t time you have a problem poetry at Rutgers University. German. Biology nnd Future They were Miss Janey Hayes, Other roles include Chris Patti and Maureen Ronan; light Ratti, Diane Smale, Melissa and we for yourself." ijlie lias participated for four Teachers Clubs and the Leaders [laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Demaree, Consucllo; Dana Ca- chairman, Debbie Thomson; Taylor, Vickl Schneider, Ellen ClearPlex it the wonderful, new product years in the Monmouth County :orps. She was a Lions Club rd Hayes,, of RFD 2|Holmdel, ruso, Graziella;' Bob Wlchello, stage crew chairman, Steve Mil- Dollnsky, Barbara Diamond, that clears complexion], Itt patented Invitational. Speech Festival, peace award recipient and, won and Miss Linda Matile Witt, Bernardo, artd Craig Rpthfuss, ler; prompters chairman, Deb- Lynn.Cotgrcave and Stephanie formula actuftlly starves ugly ikin blem- winning third place in the event Future Teachers and Leaders daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- 'hino. Adult roles will be played bie Caffyn, and Kathy Coscnti- Federicl. ishes by drying up the oils that blemishes : feed on. Developed by a leading dorme- the past two years, and received Corps awards. She teaches Sun- uel Witt, of 50 David Ter., Mid- by Bob Mangogna, Rod Borg- no, her assistant, and Vicki Reservations for "West Side tologist, ClearPlex is guaranteed to wo/k the Lincoln Center Student lay school at, tho Methodist llotown. man, Glenn Meyer and Jay Schneider, assistant to the chor- Story" may be made by calling or your money back. Available at laid- Award which e 'illed her to s"e Church and attended Girls' Citi- They both were 1907 graduates Weidner. eographer. Shore Regional High School. Ing Drug Stores without e prescription. five performances at Lincoln zenship Institute at Douglass of Middletown Township (N.J.) Frank Lawyer, Shore Region- Other "Jet" gang members in Tickets may be obtained from Phete by Poge Photo fervid/ Red Bonk Center. She was selected by the College. High School. al High School English depart- ".West Side Story" include Paul any Shorn Players member. J, _. "'I Services in County Churches REGISTER Fri/fey, MMA 8,19)58-11 Church Hall Calendar TICB OLD BKICK HOLT TRDJUT Atlantic Highlands KET0HMED CHURCH EVANGELICAL LpTHEKAlf Reeves Will Speak EMM AN UAL BAPTIST Marlboro - Red Bank Atlantic Hlihtandg Sunday momlai services will be held Sunday aervicei will be beld at 9:18 Preaching Mission ScheduJM Moraine worship service will be _ at 11 *.m. Rev. John Hart will of- and U-a-m. Rev. Harold Hornberger li 11 o'clock and the evening iervica at ficiate. pastor, At Women's Day Service f;3Q. Rev. Richard Shaw lg putor. Matawan ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIO LONG BRANCH - The public FIRST METHODIST CALVARY BAPTIST Red Back Atlantic Hlghlandi Sunday Maa&ea will be celebrated at Malaw&a T, 8, 9, 1(J, 11 6_m. and uoon with is invited to the Women's Day By Holy Cross Order-Monk -Morning worship will be held - .Jiornlng worship la at 11 a.mMsgr. . fialvator* Di Lorenxo, putor, of- II a.m. Rev. Harvey Van Sclver will Evening worihip la at 7:30. Rer. Jack ticiatl . services Sunday at the Trinity on "Accent on the Positive." Kinney Is putor. A.M.E. Church, 66 Liberty St. SHREWSBURY - The Rev. Women of Grace Lutheran He is an officer of the youth F1B8T PKESBVTEHIAN A.M.K. ZION movement known as "Teen TRINITY "EPISCOPAL Red Bank Miss Jacqueline G. Reeves will Julian Giuin Jr., a monk from Church Monday at 8 p.m. Atlantic Hlthlindi 7:45 a.m., Matlna and Holy Com- Sunday services at 11 a.m. Rev. Herluf Jensen, secretary for Challenge." Sunday services will be held _ munion at the Church 8:15 a.m. Holy Alfred 6. Parker li pastor. speak at the 11 a.m. service and the religious Qrjier of the Holy 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Richard B. An-Eucharist at the Ravine Drive SchooL Cross, will begin a six-session synodical services of the board derson officiating. ' Morning Prayer and sermon at the iPEESBYTERIAI* will direct a pageant, "Women CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY church at 11 a.rn. Tlie Rev. Carroll B Red Baric of the Bible," at 4:30 p.m. preaching mission at- Christ of social ministry, Lutheran BREAKFAST SUNDAY Atlantic Highlands Hall 1B rector. Evensong at 7:30 p.m Sunday Worship Service, will be ob- l Church of America, will deliver Bundar services will be held at 11 CROSS OF GLORV LUTHERAN served at 9 and 11 a.m. with the Rev., Miss Iteeves, a member of the Episcopal Church Sunday at 8 LIN CROFT - Christian a.m. Matawan Albert T. Woodward presiding on "Be. the speech.'A discussion period Worship service at 9 and 11 a.m. coming Aristocratic." church, lives in Long Branch p.m. Brothers Academy will hold a CENTRAL BAPTIST Tlie Rev. Ajitan R. Thumlmrt Jr. will CHURCH OF CKit 1ST and is a graduate of Cheyney will be held on will follow. ather and son Communion Atlantic HlrhlancM officiate. Holy Communion at 11 a.m, Red Bank Services Sunday services will oe at 11 a.m. Bunday services will be at 11 am. (Pa.) State CoUege with a BS c&nsecutive nights at the time. Men and women from Luther- breakfast Sunday in the school Rev. Harry W. Jtraft Is pastor. Wor- FIHSI BAPTIST CHURCH ThB evening service will ba at 0:30. ship ser-lce at 7:30 p.m. Matawan Evangelist Donald Wood will preach on degree in elementary education. Father Gunn plans informal an churches in the area are in-gymnasium following 9 a.m. ., Morning Worship at 10 a.m. "John, tlie Apostle" in tlie morning. She earned her master of arts 8T. ABNES CATHOLIC FIBST, PRESBYTERIAN Evening topic: "The Courageous Man." presentations geared to, a revite- d to attend. Gum; hard can- Mass. Atlantic Highlands Matawan degree in speech education from uSunday Masses are at 6:30, 7:45, S, Worahip nervlces at 9:15 and 11 ST. NICHOLAS RCBSIAN EASTERN vival of religious vigor. dy and soft drink powders may ,Guest speaker will be the Rev. O 11 and noon. Rev. Michael J. Lease Rev. Chester A. Galloway will preach ORTHODOX Newark State Teachers CoUege. fie has served for the pastbe brought as'tionations to ser-John C. Reynolds, who has par- JI paator. on "Wore You There — When He Wan Red Bank Ilenieri?" Tht Divine Liturgy will be celebrated She is a student of theology seven years as a missionary vicemen in Vietnam. - icipated in numerous national, ST. CLEMJENT'8 CATHOLIC at 9 a.m. on Sundays and Holy Days Cliffwood Beach Matawan-Marlbo ro of Obligation. Evening services preced- and religious education under for the Order, which was found elevision and radio programs, BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Sunday Masaea and Holy Communion ing Sundays and Holy Days of Oblige ed in 1881. Previously, Father debates and discussions. Cllffwood Beach will he held at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. ' lion at 6 p.m. Father Emlllan Kajko, the direction of the New Jersey TEEN FILM TONIGHT flunday worship services will b« althe Matawan Grammar School. Rev pastor. aitnual conference of the AME Associatlon7 Colts Neck Sunday services at 10:30 a.m, and 7 Red Bank employed by the Long Branch in the lecture room of the chuich New York City Police Depart- he directs and. coordinates the ,, p.m. at Jackson Bt. and Ravine Drive. The Sunday services will bt at U Struggle for the Christian" will REFORMED The Rev. Daniel Gentile will officiate. Board of Education at the Gar- after services. The Rev. Frank be the discussion topic at a ment will be principal speaker. Paulist Fathers radio and tele- • Colta Heck Middletown TRINITY EPISCOPAL field School. vision film department, thfe _,, Tht Sunday service will ba at 1:30 Red Bank N. Williams is pastor. meeting of the Lutheran Church a.m. and 11 a.m. The Rev. Barnue BT. MARY'S CATHOLIC Holy Eucharist on Sunday at 8 and Boy Hurt by CarPaulist Preaching Aposto- * "La Penta's sermon Is based on the New Monmouth ' S.ilB. Morning Prayer and address at late, the Paulist Institute for text: "Epheslaju 4:1-16. Sacrament of Masses are at 7, 8:15, 0:30, 10 45 a.m,11 a.m.' The Rev, Canon Gaarle* H. LONG BRANjA — Maurice tntl nooa la Uie church;~ar8:l5, B«At-ll-»fltOl Religious Rescarch-and' Paulist ciiuncn 10:15 a.m. and noon in Memorial Hall. Smith, 6, of Uflaurel St., suf- Morning worship service will be at 11 FIKST UNITAIUAN CHURCH Rumson fered a scraped forehead and a Information Centers. a.m. Larry Oainoon Is mlntater. Eve- OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Ding worahlp at 7. Llncrolt ST. OEORGE'S-BYTUE-ItlVEB bruised leg when he reportedly LEGAL NOTICE Sunday aervlces will he held at 10:3 EPISCOPAL ran into the side of a car on NOTICE Eaton town a.m: Rev. Harold R. Dean la ptutor Rumson Joline Avenue Wednesday after- NOTICE OF 8ETTLF.MBNT UN0BOFT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday aervlCBs will ba Holy Com. OF ACCOUNT. AND DIREClMKt riBST PRESBYTERIAN muridon at 8 and Horning Prayer a Estate to Family: Other Wills FOR niSTRIBCTION. Llncroft 9:30 and ir am. noon. EatonUiwn Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. The ESTATE OF ELLWOOD D. POW- The flunday service will be at 11 a.m.Rev. Harold Turner Is .pastor. Sermon FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FREEHOLD — John A. Fels- balance of her estate as lefleftt Branch, who died Jan. 13,Gregory Bilinski, 30, of Som-ERS, DECEASED. ' Tha Rev, Robert W. Heed li. pastor. tfiLa week: "M&n'i Motivation/" RumBon Notice Is hereby given that tha ac- On Sundar, the worahlp eervlcea will mann of Fair Havefl left his in- to her husband, Max Cohn, in left his estate to his daughter, erset, told police he was driving counts of the subscribers, Executor! JESUS CHRIST Or KEFORMED be hBld at 9:30 and U a.m. In the and Trustees, of the estate of laid LATIEB DAY SAINTS Middletown aanotuary. The Rev. Harvey C. Douls terests iii his upholstery busi- her will of April 30,1953. Mabel H, Ebner, in his will of west on Joline Avenue when the Deceased will be audited and Itatad (Mormon) The Sunday aervlce will be held al Jr., paator, will- preach a aermon on t>y tha fluirouta of Uit County ot Eatontown 11 a.m. The Rev. Earl D. Oompton 1L "Jeaua1 Sufferings Accardknr to Peter.' ness known as John A. Fels- Andrew Gomez, Red Bank, Oct. 30, 1936. boy darted into the street. Tak- Monmouth and reported for settlement Services win be the Priesthood meet* pastor and will preach on "Vicarious who died Jan. 12, left his estate en to Monmouth Medical Center to The Monmouth County Court, Pro-., lag at 8 a.rd. and the Sacrament meet* Religion." mann and Sons, 611 River Road, Antonio a Jasirczembskl, bate Division, on Friday, tht ztnd day Ing at 5:00 p.m. Blahop Bruct Bavagr GOOD SHEPHJSBD LUTHERAN Sea Bright Fair Haven, to his son, Rudolf to Theresa Martinez, in his willOcean Township, Who (died-Jan. by Patrolman James McGarvey of MARCH A.D. ISM, at 8:30 o'clock will officiate. ST. I.UKKS A.M.E. a.m., at the County Court House, Mon- METHODIST - Holmdel-Mlddletown J. Felsmann. of May 1, 1954. Jr., young Maurice was treated ument and Court Streets, Freehold, The Sunday garv.ee will be held Sea Bright 4, left her estate to her daugh- New Jersey, at which time Application Eatontown at 10:45 a.m, tt the Thompion School. The Sunday aervlce will ba at 1 p.m. Elizabeth B. Crover, Red and released. Sunday Worship Service will be at whtn Rev. Floyd N. Black will prtach. Mr. Felsmann's will and oth- ter, Emilia Suski, to her will of will be made for the allowance of Com- 10:45 a.m. with Pastor William Joi Rev. George J. Frank Jr. la pastor. missions and Counsel fees, and Dlrto* * KINO OF KINGS LUTHERAN .. ers were probated in the office Bank, who died Feb. 14, left Sept. 20, 1966. No summons was issued. tlona for Distribution. Wright officiating. Middletown Shrewsbury property at 274 Mechanic St., Dated February 8th A.D. 1MB. BT. JAMES MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL ' Sunday asrvicei will be at 8 and of county Surrogate Donald J. Hetty E. Leon, Long Branch, EGAL NOTICE Eatontown * t 10:43 a,m. Rev. William A, Hanjon rBESBYTERIAH Cunningham. Red Bank, to her granddaugh- THE MONMOUTH COUNTY Holy Eucharist' will be at I and will preach at both aervlcei. who died Dec. 26, left personal NATIONAL BANK, RED BANK, VI. Shrewfbury By. ROOER J, FITZSIMMONI, Homing Prayer at 10 a.m. Rev. H. METHODIST The monUng* aervlcei of worshlv ter and her husband, Mr. and Holly Enlirht offlclatmc. ' Mr. Felsmann left property at effects*to her granddaughter, PUBLIC NOTICE Trust Officer. Middletown will be at 8:30 a.m. and U a.m. The Mrs. John Hand. She left prop- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, thut upon 303-Broad Street, MONMOUTH BAPTIST Worahlp Service at 10 a.m. to Th« Rev, Jame« ,R. Steele, pastor, will 611 River.Road, Fair Haven, to Leslie Tobler, and to her daugh- application of Lincoln Estates, Inc., ths Retl Bank, N. J. (Southern Baptist Convention) Nut Swamp School. Rev. William preach on "Time For A Kew Breed.'* his sons, Rudolf J. Felsman, erty at 24 Worthley St., Red Township Committee o[ Hazlet Town- CHRISTINE EMZABJBTtBXTH fOWIRl, Eatontown Abrama li minister. ter, Harene E. Dunmire, Theship, at Us regular public meeting held 161 Little Silver Point Read. Worahlp services will be at D:49 NEW M ON MOUTH BAPTIST FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Werner P. Felsmann and Bruno Bank, to her daughter, Mrsbalanc. e of her estate waB left in on March 5, 1968, hu granted tenta- Little Silver, N. J. and ft.rn., 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with New Monmouth Shrewsbury Nellie Lockwood. tive approval o( a subdivision of aJOHN DENNIS FOWXRI, Rsv. M. R. Halre, pastor, preaching. Sunday worship servicei will ba held Worship aervlce 'at 11 a.m. and R. Felsmann. trust equally for her .grand- tract o[ land comprised ot 33.40 acres 28S Fair Haven Road, at 10:46 'A.m. and 7 p.m. William She also left property at 278 located on Poole Avenue north of ItsFair Haven, N. J. evangelistic service at 7 p.m. The daughters, Leslie Tobler and Mi-Intersection vtth Middle Road Into 47 Roberta will apeak at both Aervloes. Rev. Patrick O..,McLane. la pastor. He.directed that 60 per cent Executors and TruiMet. Fair Haven COMMUNITY Mechanic St., Red Bank, to tier building lots, which property Is also Messrs. Doremus, Russell, Tuino j BELIO1OUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS of the sale price of property at chele D. Angelini. Her will was known and designated ae Lot 7, Block CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST Port Monmouth daughter, Myra Patterson; per- and Nicosia, Sunday worship at li a.m, The Rev. Shrewsbury 115 Third St., Fair Haven, be dated July 25, 1963. 68, Sheet O, on the Hazlet Townihtp Counsellors at Law, Fair Haven A. D. MI«AW lj-paastor. Sunday meeting Is neld at 11 a.nv sonal effects to each of the Tax Map, to be known ai "Tall Oaks .' 73 Broad Street, * The Sunday service will bi at 11 CHMST EPISCOPAL kept in trust for his daughter, Martin L. Levy, Long Branch, at Raritan." A copy of the Resolu- Red Bank, Ntw Jerny. am. The Rev. Charles O. Hanklm SAINT CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL Shrewsbury above and to her granddaugh- tion has been filed ln the office of Feb. IS, 23, March 1, J 140.41 Is pa*tor. Leon McKelvey will be guest EeUord Sister Mary Olga of the Sisters who died Feb. 6, left ,510,000 each the Township clerk ot Hazlet Township Holy EucharlBt at 8 and 9 a.m. ter, Nellie E. Applegate and nd la available for Inspection. -•peak&r. Hymn aing at 4 p.m— - Sunday achediilti^a a.m, Holy En- Mnrnlng ^Pcayer_ ^^,;fll«15 a.m. The of Mercy, Georgian Court. The NOTICE ' HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL cbarlst and sermon: 8:30 a.m. mn| Rev. Ronald'G. Albuf? wlll"»i>eak on Harriet Spaven. The balance of to his son, Benjamin Levy,-and LINCOLN ESTATES, INC. MONMOUTH COUNTO DOUBT Fair Haven Eschar!at and aermo. "Our Preaciilng Mission'.' at both the By JOHN R. HALLERAN LAW DIVISION balance is to be divided equal- hei. was JC1L m to his daughter, Linda S. Levy, DOCKET NO. HOI! Sunday services will be at I and 10 METHODIST 9 and 11:15 periods. , her estate was left to Mr. and For GlordajioHGlordano & Haltaran ft.m. Rev. Frederick E. Preuss, rector, -Belford ly among his four.grandchil- ^^ J(to Hand_ Her was and the balance of his estate to Attorneys lot Applicant In the Matter of the Application ot will preach at the 10 a.m. -services. The Sunday tervlce will bs tt Union Beach larch 8 > 1,1.52 ANTHONY MICHAEL CHIARAVAL- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES a.m. dren, John P. Felsmann, Vale- dated June 21, 1950. his wife, Alice Levy, in his will LOTI, JR., Individually and u na- Fair Haven Congregation GRACE 'ftKrilODIST tural guardian of ANTHONT MI- WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN A rie A. Felsmann, Joseph L. Fels- of Nov. 22, 1963.1 NOTICE CHAEL CHIARAVALLOTI, 3rd., an (Kingdom Hall) MtddlBtown ' Union Beach Arthur C, Havens, West Long MONMOUTH COUNTY Infant, and JOSEPH OHIARAVAL- Fair Haven Sunday aervicea will be at 9:15 and Worship aervlcea will be Sunday.at mann and Susan L. Felsmann, Marcella Petraitls, Red Bank, SlIBKOGATE'S COUHT LOTI, an Infant, and BOSS PHILLIPS Charles Greene will Bpeak on 10:45 a.m. The Rev. Harlan C. Ditrtee 10 a.nt. The Rev. Franklin H. Bird and his great granddaughter, Notice to Creditor, to Present CHIARAVALLOTI, his wile, for leave ~ lurageoua Yet Cautious ln the Face wUl speak on "Lialgniflcant Greatneu/ Jr., Is pastor. who died Dec. 22, left 80 per Claims AKalnst Estate to uaume the names of ANTHONY ) Persecution" at 10 a.m. Sunday. Paula A. Felsmann. cent of her estate to her'daugh- ESTATE OF JOHN A. FELSUANN, MICHAEL CHEVY, ANTHONT MI- Watchtower study of. Prov. 4:1 SISTER FRANCIS SPIRITUAL' West Long Branch Lawmakers DECEASED CHAEL CHEVY, JR., JOSEPH 1 "Y%th's Moral Responsibility" begins Port Monmouth Mr. Felsmann left personal ef- ter, Yvonne P. Brechka, and 20 Pursuant to the order of DONALD CHEVY, and R06B PHILLIP 1 at-4l:15 a.m. with B&ymond Boeworth Private messages given Monday to REFORMATION LUTHERAN J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the OHEVY, respectively. presiding. Saturday, 1 to 6,p.m. Spoken ln English Wrst Long Branch fects, to his grandsons, John P. per cent to her grandson, Rog- County of Monmouth, this day made, TO WHOM IT MAY OONCBRN: and Italian. Call during church hours. The Rev. Robert Oswald will preach on the application of trie undersigned, 303 Main St. Bishop Angela Solla. at the 9:15 and 11 a.m. cervices, Re- Felsmann and Joseph L. Fels- Set Probe Of er Gaess, in her will of Dec. 22,Rudolph J. Felsmann, the Sole Execu- TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned Freehold ception of new members. mann; his sons, Rudolf J. Tels- tor of the estate of the said John A. win apply to the Monmouth County 1961. Felamann deceased, notice Is hereby Court on the olh day of April, MM, at GRACE LUTHERAN OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY mann, Werner P. Felsmann and given to the creditors ot said deceased 9:30 ln tha forenoon, at tnt Court Worship service at 8 and 11:30 a.m Leonardo Arts Center Frelda Schlndhclm, Freehold to present to the said Executor thefr House ln the Borough «F Freehold, Pastor David . G. Volk will officiate Morning worship Bervlce at 11 a.m. Bruno R. Felsmann; daughter- Township, who died Feb. 14, left claims under oath ,wlttifn six months New Jersey, for -a Judgment authorli- Hev. Kenneth N, Gamble will jp'eak. in-law,' Regina Felsmann, and EAST BRUNSWICK — The from this date fnfr them to assume the names of HOPE LUTHERAN Evening; service at 7:30-p.m. Mull School personal and household effects ANTHONY MICHAEL CHEVY, * AN- Freehold daughter, Martha Felsmann. newly formed Autonomous Au- Dated: March 3th, 1968 THONY MICHAEL CHIVY, JR., JO- 'Worship services will be at 9:30 a.m. LEONARDO BAPTIST to her daughter, Marianna RUDOLF J. FELSMANN SEPH CHEVY, and ROSE PHILLIPS The Rev. - Albert W. Gibson Is pastor Leonardo He also left the proceeds of thorities Commission says it has 132 Fair Haven Road CHEVY, respectively. Sunday Service at 11 a.m. Rev. Wll Budget At placed "high on its priority list" Sloat, and divided the balance Fair Haven, New Jersey ANTHONY MIOHABL CHIARAVAL. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Ham Carr will preach on "Like i life insurance policies to his four Klatiiky, Hlmelroan A Siegfried LOTI, JR., Individually and af Freehold Downpour." Service at 7:30 p.m. of her estate between her daugh- 320 Broad street Morning worship will be at 8:30 In children and left the balance of an investigation into the new Red Bank, New Jersey- nstural guardian of ANTHONY MI- the new auditorium anrl at 11 am In ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL ter, Marianna Sloat, and her Attorneya CHAEL CHIARAVALLOTI, Jrd/ an thn Sanctuary. Pastor James R, Menv his estate to his three sons. His Garden State Arts Center due to Infant, and JOSEPH CHIARAVAL- Naveslnk Joint G)nfab son,' Carl Schiridhelm. Her will March 8. 15, 22. 29 _ . *26.88 LOTI, an Infant. moU will deliver a sermon. Sunday aervlces are as follows: I will was dated Dec. 7, 1967. Heto open June 15 in Holmdel. a.m., Holy Communion; 0:30 Family was dated Dec. 11, 1964. ROSE PRILLIPS CHIARAVALLOTI IMMANLfX BAPTIST Service; 11 a.m. Morning Prayer with SEA BRIGHT - No decision was 81 when he died Feb. 23. Members of the bi-partisan NOTICE REUSSILLE, CORNWELL. MAUINER Fr eeholrt sermon by the rector, Rev. H. R, Sor- legislative commission said they Blanche Uhl, Eatontown, who * MONMOUTH COITNTV * CAROTENUTO HuVnlng worship will t» at 11 a.m.wison,' on the local school budget was In other wills probated: SURROGATE'S COURT 34 Broad Street and opening sen-Ice at 7 p.m.. both wece concerned both with the died Feb. 16, left $3,000 to her -Notice CA Creditors to Present Red BaiuVNsw Jerlty In the YMC.V Rev. Frank C. Morse, [BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL reached at a joint Borough MARY F. BROHAL, Matawan, Claims Alalait Estate Feb. 18, 23, March 1, » '141.49 "pastor, will preach on "The Boon - V Mrddletown cost of construction and the cost husband, Henry J. Uhl, and the ESTATE OF JENNIE H. CRAIG, DE- Retyrn of Christ: Then What?" Sjprvw4»-.Bunday will begin with wo^ Council - school board session. who died Feb. 12, left her estate CEASED NOTICE ihttf at 9:30 a.m. at Carpenter and equally among her daughters, R.of tickets to the center, located balance of her estate to her son, Pursuant to the order of DONALD AN ORDINANCE TO RBPBAL "AN • VtfPlegate 8ta.' Family Bible hour at 11 After a discussion of more J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of The ORDINANCS SUPPLBMBNTINaL Highlands Lesion: "Joseph, From Prison to the Ruth Hahn and Anna M.'Shoopi, on a 250-acre site in Telegraph Henry J. Uhl Jr., in her will of County of Monmouth, this day made, THB RULES AND RHOULATIONS Palace." An evening service will begin than two hours, Mayor Ce- HiU Park. May 26, 1965. on the application o{ the undersigned, PBRTAININQ TO THE POLICB DK- FIRST METHODIST at 7 p.m. and Joan Marie Tobias and John James F. Craig, Jr., the sole Execu- PARTMENT OF THB BOROUOK Or Highlands cile Norton said^'No decision "Back in 1961 when it"was tor of the estate Qf the said Jennie H. KEANSBlina. NO. iW Worship service at 11 a.m. Rev. W11- OLD FIRST has been reached9rvj;he school J. Brqhal Jr. -Her will was Clara E. Van Pelt, Keyport, Craig deceased, notice Is. hereby given BE IT ORDAINED by tht M«ror Ham "J. MoCullouRh tn pastor. "The AMERICAN BAPTIST CONVENTION first announced, construction to the creditor! of said deceased rvlces will be xheld tomorrow at bound by the council's decision, cent toll increase by the Dela- i Keantbutr LI a.m, Robert K. Tome Is minister. mittee decided on the smaller Joseph's (Toms River), while . " * * Mayor Sundiy services .will be Holy Com- schoor board Secretary Thomas ware River Bridge Authority AttMt: NOTICE1 ftlunlor at a a.m.' and Parish Eucharist Qakhurst number, shrugging off the pos St. Joseph's was on the losing Harvry Marlon MONMOUTH COIINTT ud isrmon at 9:30 a-rn, Garland Jr., said. If the board sibility that the move might aid and the mass transit program end in matches with Ocean Borough Clork RURnoOATE'B COURT -~ ST METHODIST does not approve council's deci- as developed by the Port of New NDTKftV Notlre to Creditors tn Present OkhOnkhuntt the chances of a handful of antii Township and Southern Free- Notlre h hereby given that thp above Claims Agalnt Estate Keyport lervicea at BJ30 and 11 a.iri. Ths Rev. sion it has a right to appeal York Authority. ortllnnmie was Introduced and pafls^d ESTATE OF ELSIE MAY HOWARD, Rlohnrit Twidle will preach at both war delegates who are opposing hold. Toms River, which pre- orj first rending at a rCRulnr meetloK lECEAgED OETHSEMANE LUTHERAN vlceg to- the state commissioner of party organizational candidates. of the Mtinlrliuil Oounrll of HIP Ror- PurmiaiH.to the order of. DONALD J. Keyport viously -had won only one ofouRh of KeanshurK,'hold on Ihp 21st.nf CI.'NNINOHAM, Surrogate of Iht Cmin. . flunday services will be -at I:JO, 1:41 education for a ruling. Democratic officials said they three matches, handed MonPphruary- . lflfiS. find Ihat salrt orrtlrtHncB y nf Mmunmith, this day madt,- on..th< •Hid at 11a.m. Oceanport House Burns will be Ukpn up for furthpr conHldcr- arbitration nf the undersigned, Lois' ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC were confident that the delega mouth Regional its first loss jn atlon for finiil' piLssiRe fit a meeting Lnrriilni]- ?ufnil and Samuel Thomas .•> . • Keyport \ • • •: ' -A CALVAR* BAPTIST ' •- tion elected to attend the Au- EATONTOWN..- A fire, of six-starts:- ' . - - • '.••.•-.. the 20111 (JBT of March,.IMS. at B V M., rlnward, Jr. the Executors of the es- • Masses will be at S:30 and 7:30 * Oceanport undetermined origin destroyed nr a« stirrn thereafter n» Inter- crnlltitrs of Maid deceased to present IPaul N. Smith is pastor. would be overwhelmingly com- a vacant house pn Pine Brook setjond loss of the season this ested therron will be given an^oppnr- n the nalrl Exccutnrs their claims un- ' — ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Road early yesterday. V ' . lunlly to be hoard concerning the Her oath with!;; six months from thil , Keyport ' f , Old Bridge mitted to President Johnson. time to lHonmouth Regional, 4-1, date. ^ ' •• . Sunday services will be: 7:15 a.m. Goal Topped The five-man slate which will Police Chief William Zador- aame. - Morning Prayer; 8 a.m. Holy Com* LUTHERAN OOOU 8HEPHERD while tying Long Branch and X copy nf this nnlli 'lias be Dated: February 2»th, 10W tnunlon; 9 a.m. family service and Old Bridge NEWARK'(AP) — The New run statewide will be headed by ozny reported the alarm was Lakewood. Southern Freehold printed on -IhI o RuMetln LOIS LORRAINE lUFFlLL U a.m. Holy Communion Family Blbla hour will ba Bundaj 'lilch publibli c ririntlcea arc ni.ilnmarlly V> I.PWH Street at 9:15 a.m. Worahlp aervlce Jersey Symphony and SymGov- . Richard J. Hughes, a sounded at 12:33. a.m. and fire- has shown itself to be the best pastP'l in tt*. Bnro Hall nf the Nrirn, Emnnlown, N. J. will be at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Harley B, anil ,a copy ln available up In anil In- ANH Little Silver Aleyer will officiate. phony Hall Inc. has an- staunch supporter of the Presi- men were at the scene two of the new teams in the le&gue cluillnp Hie time nf such TnePllriK tn SAMITE!, THOMAS HOWARD, JR. hours. The two-story frame , f , . - in*thn? member1111:1111113 rj*i UI-IIIof ttiDe generaRv-iirin]j inibllhlcl f 147 Grant Avenue * * EMBURY METHODIST ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC nounced completion of their dent. The other members will such Eatontown, Naw Jersey Old BrldBt )y defeating strong teams from im BO™ vmn «inii request Little Silver combined fund drive by topping be U. S. Sen. Harrison A. Wil-building was leveled, he said, 1 lc 1 n Executors , R«v. Santord M, Haney will preach Sunday Mass will be at 6.30, 7:30, TmiLon0g BrancRrnnfh an-inrdi SStt. •Joseph'siji,-,lnspnh's !"«' "f"^ Bo" f»"nv,gh" »'kaii! i"n » Cliarlps W. Jones, Esq. Mil conduct the morning worship aer 1:46, 10,, 11:13 am. and 12:30 p.tntheir $650,000 goal by more than liams, former Gov. Robert B. but there were no injuries, while suffering losses to last]"*" " iKft Broadway 1'loe at 11 a.m. Sermon Topic: "PUy Rev, Bernard A. Coen Is pastor. $150,000. Meyner, Hudson County Leader HARVEY MARION Branch, N. J. In5 at Religion." (JKUHH OP OLORY year's first two teams, Mon- Municipal rirrk Attorney John V. Kenny and State Dem- M rnll1i March 8, lit, 23, 20. ,. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Old Bridge W. Paul Stillman, Fair Haven, mouth Regional alid Toms Riv-l " DIM Little Silver Th* Sunday lervlc* will bt at 10:30 ocratic Chairman Robert J. Service* Sunday will be Holy Conv a.m. chairman of the fund drive, said Trade School Unit er and always strong Lakewood. tnunlon at 8 and Morning Prayer and the two institutions had, reBurkhardt- . • Bormcm at to a.m. with the Rev, An- Allowed $5A00 The other two new teams have drew Van Cyke officiating. Raritan Township ceived total pledges .of $800,332 Burkhardt told a news confer- not done so 'Calvary Baptist Church JA1TI1 REFORMED since the campaign started Nov. ence after a meeting of the TRENTON -The state Board well with Jackson Hulel of educateducatioo n h.haa s authorized1051^ lts third .6tral^t and'> 1 Long Branch ' Sunday services .will be Held at 9:30 Democratic State Committee Raritan losing its fifth of five. Meeting In Fairvlew' School — Cooper Road, Middletown O OS PEL HALL and 11 a.m. R«v. Theodore C.' Mullet Stillman is chairman of thethat the party would run five $5,400 in state and federal aid (General Association of Regular Btiptlit Churches) Lonf Branch will preach, on "Born to Die." Several of the .teams in J,he | flerv!c«s will ba held 8un1ay at I: board of the First National delegates from each nf thteo the Monmouth County Voca- am A, Qospel Servlci will •»* H»l ST. JOHN'S METHODIST league will be sending repre- •»t 7 em. ' Hazlct State Bank of New Jersey and state's 15 congressional dis- tional Board'of Education.; SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday service* will be held at 0:30 sentatives to the New Jersey L ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL and 11 a.m. Rev. Norman IX. Rllcr also chairman of the board for tricts in addition to the five The allocation was part of- a Long Branoh i&stor and will prenrh on "A Larcer Mutual Benefit Life Insurance who will run statewide. Nation- distribution of $14,400 to 13Chess" Federation's High School| '9:13 A.M. — HIRLE SCHOOL • UwMm at S *.m. Suni Man anil Faith." Team State Championships jn*.| add real at 10 a.m. Rev. Jftmii Mur- al Committee members David school boards for technical edu- chlnon Duncan, rector., Newark on March 8-10. Teams 11:00".\.M. — MORNING WORSHIP Red Bank The symphony plan's to useTl Wilentz, head of tlie Middle- cation programs. Fifty per FIRST BAPTIST o( five will compete in a fiye- 7:00 P. M. -- F.VKNING SERVICE I/>nr Brrinuti riltAT MKTHOUIFIT . Its share of thn funds to match sex County Democratic orgn cent ofjhe aid is federal money Tht Sunday services win be held at nlzation, and Thelma P., Sharp, and the cither half is from the mattth Swiss tournament to be I 11 a.m. Herman title: "T.mft." At 7MR Hrd nank a $500,000 Ford Foundation held at St. Benedict's I'i?ep|| -p.m.. Ohanialn Joseph Alutlun will Service of Holy Communion at 8:30, president of the State Civil'Ser- state Bpoak on lfVletnam." Service* nf wqrahlp In ttia Sanctuary grant to set up a million dollar school. WEDNESDAY at 0:30 and 11 a.m. 'Hie Rftv. Bdwari vice Commission, riutomatf$llly ST. I,UKF/» _ _. Ii Chewicy will preach on "Wayi to endowment fund, said Henry P. Rtandlnfi Long Branch thn Kingdom.*' At 6 f>.m "Hie World Becton, president of the sym-are accorded delegate seats at 'NARCOTICS' DISCUSSION Team ' necnr 7:30 I'. M. -•- PKAYKIl MF.ETING The Sunday lervlce will ba at U a.m. Qerlos" ln fellowship hull. ft. MonmcuUi Heglon«l (A i phony. the convention, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 2. Neptune -.._,.is 1 (119 Tiiirlall ISoad, Middlftmvii) 3. Tome IUv«r ,!> Jb 'I Marlboro Hod ttnnlc Stillman halted the drive's re- New Jersey, therefore, will The United Presbyterian Women, i, Bt, Joseph's n a aundnv woralilp aorvlcei will be at f>. Houlhorn l-'rohold ,. .^.l .1 "If my peojil*., wbt'-h are called if mv nninf, ahull humble themselves, •HOTRSTANT ' 1 ,i m Tin- Kcv Slanlcy K. MURsult- s as "New Jersey's declara- have a total of 82 delegates to of the First Presbyterian Church «• 1*H\K llraiich ....;..„ _.^J 2 idKi' H luiilor nntl will preacli on Rml'prny, ami icck my fii"**. iiinl turn frnrn ..their wicked ways; then The Sunday nrrvlco will be at 11 tion of cultural independence (he convention plus 80 alter- will hold a discussion program 7. Ocedn Town»Jilp -l j 1 "Hie I..nil> of Orxl." Film ''Wlio Beta fl. I.nkow«o(| ; ^ 1 s will I hear from heaven, unil will fnr«ive their sin. ami will heal thsifc, »-m. Jtuv, Kit win I , flimnrer ii rnntor Your ainu'lnrtld" nt 7:^) p.m. William from New York and Philadel- liunl." ' ' 11 I'lirmileles 7.14 w<\ wjll Hpeak on ."Faith, Hope and wl nates. The primary election will on narcotics Monday at 8 p.m. ft. 1TM nank Catholic M l CharUy."; Loud " JTPipti f>n Andrew and phia." be June 4. Tho public is Invlteil. 10. Jsr.kson ..» , n ^ I 11. Harltan. «_ ...... _....o 5 12-Fri Places 200 an Honorsf Lte SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. ± rel Hayes, tollrtollr HendrteksOB, Fred Schneider, David Sweger. llells- WEST tONG BRANCH -Hie gg* Sheldon, Otis "terllcr, Betty KhKahlel , SteveStenn JJacobs, Pattl Kayan- Margret L. Schwartz, daughter Huron Topp. Barbara Van augh, Richard La Monte, Ronald Lar- a Taylor and Debbie WollnsaTf. lists ojf 68 high honor roll and Sruat and Douilae wrlgnt row. Sherry Uacpherson. Chris Manuel Twelfth Krade honor roll students of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Ninth grade honor roll students an are Walter ™oerger. Marlon Annett, Set 7th Annual Model UN famine Amros, Resina Bradley, De- Greg Martinson, Susan Mele. Ann Mes-Ray Brush, Dana Caruso, James Cler- 132 honor roll pupils at Shore slnger, Rita Nannlni, Susan Ross, Carl ichwartz, 63 Willow Road, New ilse Brand, Sharon Castellano, Gregory ico, Barry Cohen, Theresa Dente, Cory- Regional High School have been 3olben, Ginger Daughtry. Ann Davis, Slmkevlch, Fred Spiegel," Carole SQUll- Shrewsbury, is one of 10 fresh- lante, Judy Stevens, John Tell. John aim Hardley, Jeanne Favreiu, Brucs released. Paul De Flllpo. Kathy Delehanty. Rich- Vltt, Bruce Wayne, Gloria Welch, Deb- Goldberg. Kathy Oreerdear, Louise ard Farra, Joy Fulton, Olenda Gold- orah West, Feter We«t and Alan Zywo- Hulls, Mariangela Latte Lee Llchten- men at Mount' Holyoke College Ninth grade high hoBSr- roll stu- Berg, Brian Kaye, Gay Lachenauer, •tel" Michael Maps, Philip Marl, Eve. At Monmouth College in be named Mount Holyoke dents are: Slaine Clayton, Vlrgtffls Vlcki Livingston, Anthony Manclnl, Cin- lyn Maurer, Thomas Morgan, Carmela Craig, Anthony De Cotls, Barbara Es- iy Martin, Judy Milter, Joanne Palum- na Palumbo, Harold Peter- WEST LONG BRANCH - William Widnall (R-N.J.) from This is accomplished through Scholars. poslto,' Laura Florlntlno, Mary Jo Gal bo. Gall Nordln, Annemarle Qulgley, i Peteron, Carole Plngltore, lo, Patricia Godbee, Amy Golemblew Mona Segner, Christine Smidowitx, it Arlene Eakowskl, Valerie Stanley A. Sharaga, Oradell, Jergen County, and James J. "mock" sessions) of the General In honor of Miss Schwartz ski, Kathleen Hopkins, Stsven Kron- Sharon Btraub, William Taylor, Victor Bremmer, Kathy Bryan,.'Debbie n»u - "Wayne Relsner, Catherine helm, Andrea Leeds, Sharon LItchfleld, TBrwJlllgeT,- Becky Town, Cralgen West- aller,' Anthony Chlmento,; Arthur Cot- toward (D-N.J.) froin the shore ion and Marsha Wllbanks. sehanek, Jeffrey -Schneider, Bonnie president of the Monmouth Col- / Assembly and Security Cou/cil, achievements in her first se- Anne Lucassen, Shirley Meaney, Mor- greave, Brenda Crawford, Jeanne de Sculthorpe. Fred Belttman, Katherlne area. •^ '°' ey Mencher, Ricky Nagel, Joseph Pe- Tenth graders are Barbara Bacon, la Motte. David Epstein. Howard Ep- Shrlver' Brent Sickles, Bdwlna Smld- lege Student Government Asso- and through tble use of U.N. mester at Mount Holyoke, the Ullo. Alicia Pontecorve, Dean Racloo- Deborah Boyle, Janet Caruso. Pat- •teln, Eric' Feerst, Pat Fragale, The model U.N. was organized pl, Carol Tllley, Ken Tuzeneu, Jill William Oromley, Richard Hoppenstedt, owlcz. Elaine Spalford, ChrUUne Sven- college is donating $100 to Mon sy Phlafulto, Barbara Dellsa, Christine Ann Johnson, Gary Kosulavage, Rich- son, Steven Weston, Betty Wnlt*. Jean- ciation, today announced the ad- familiarize the high school films and talks by several noted Weiss, Cathy West, Patricia West and Demaree, Doris Frambs, Paniela ar- , Gary Kosag, ne Wood and Wendy woollfcy. mouth Regional High School, Barbara Woolley. idd LLe LauriLriee LockwoodLockwood, Barbaj." U.N. authorities! visory board for the seventh an- student with the purposes, pro- 'hich she attended. The sum is Tenth graders are Judy Belcoure, Bu- cedures, and problems of the nual Model United Nations to Although the fMUN committee ) be used for the purchase U.N., and to afford him an op- be held at the college April 5-7. at the college provides the struc- )ooks for the high school li- Eleventh grade students are Arleni portunity to express and defend ture for the program, the key Albino. Roseanne Giordano, Susai wary. The books selected will be Glavaslch, Rita Hagar, Kerren Han- The program,' sponsored* by views and opinions not neces- feature is that fthe student dele- sen, Dean Herrlngton, Gall lamello, YOUR DREXEL HEADQUARTERS ascribed with her name. Karen Kindle, Kathryn Kindle, cynthls . tlw&Jstudent Government Asso- sarily in agreement with his gates direct the entire tone and Lennox, Marcla Lltchtleld, Susan Maur- The title .di Mount- Holyoke er, Virginia Pascuccl, Toby Sacns, Mi- ciation, was pioneered by the trend of the model assemblies. chelle Schadt, Patricia Terraeciona, Icholar is conferred in recogni- Nancy Throckmorton, Stephen Tuzeneu, college for high school students ion of a high standard of high Judy Wallack, Lynn West, and Donnr Taste Qf Zimmerman. In 1962. school preparation and, excel Twelfth graders are Jan Brouiell, Lynn Gartwrlght, Jo Lynn Hosklns, The advisory committee in- Long Branch Student lence of college work during the Joan Maps, Ellen Nolan, Elaine Ott Joyn Praet, Laurel P/aet, . Knthleer cludes Arthur J. Goldberg, U.S. first semester. Ronan, Dinah Rubin; Vlckl Schneider, representative to the Ufiited Na- Miss Schwartz, whose activi- tions; John M. Cates Jr., prin Heads Fraternity Unit ties at Monmouth included No better way. Jteach people cipal advisor of regional affairs cheerleading and student coun- who need home" improvement at the U.N.; Dr. William G. Van SOUTH ORANGE — Charles :il, will be notified of her ac- services with an action-getting U.. Ow Cnv.nl.nt Chara. Plan. - Open Ev.ry Nit. 'Til 9,30; 5dt. Til 6K» ^ Classified Ad. Dial 741-6900 now! Note, president of Monmouth J. Dowd, 21, of 71 Third Ave., :omplishment this month. _ The Mart Fum!tut» Gal- College, and Richard J. Hughes, Long Branch, was elected pres- rT lerlB pr0IKl ia governor of New Jersey. ident of Phi Kappa Theta fra- a- ~k "> *J ^F^" T '* ~W** ternity at Seton Hall University ACT NOW! *~\\-<* tJ&-l' *1r i 1 this simP|e tiA *l8gant Also, Robert G. Smith, direc here this week. tor of the Drew University se- &2M fASE^ -*ff ( , , I |1 .j furniture fashioning by —mesteF on the United Nations; Mr. Dnwd, a junior,JvasgradV Thisoffer ill Drexei ^r . . the-niott uated from Red Bank Catholic good for John MacVane, U. N. bureau ^trusted name In furniture.- chief for the American Broad' High School. He is the son of month of casting Company; Bruce. W. Mrs. Bridget F. Dowd and the March only Every piece is styled from* Munn, chief U.N. correspondent late Hector B. Dowd of Long S ' furniture'! "Golden A««" for United Press International; Branch. | 'but tuned to "Now". Currently representing his -Crafted in beautiful fruit- LEGAL NOTICE class in the Student Senate, Mr. wood color, this magnifi- NOTICE Dowd is a member also of the AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING vnn cent grouping will provldl SALARIES TO CERTAIN OFFICERS Saint Thomas More Pre-Leg'al AND EMPLOYEES OP THE BOR- your home with all the I OUOH OF LITTLE SILVER AND TOSociety, the Booster Club, and AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT TITLE several intramural athletic "luxury you could desire.-! 1, CHAPTER 3, SECTIONS 1 AND S, "REVISED ORDINANCES OF teams. He was a member of Come see TRIUNE and oth- • l&M", AS HERETOFORE AMBNUICD AND SUPPLEMENTED.' the 1966 Seton Hall freshman er Drexel creations — BE IT ORDAINED by XYie Mayor basketball team. and Council of the Borough of Little , DIMODA, GUILDHALL, ES- Silver that: Phi Kappa Theta is a national 1. Title 1, Chapter 3, Section 1 and "PERANTO, COLLAGE and 1 of the "Revised Ordinances of 1964"Catholic men's fraternity with - fCharles J.' Dowd as heretofore amended and supplement- PLAUDIT - shown in mag- ed be and tht same are hereby fur- 67 chapters at leading univer- . ther amended and supplemented to read as follows: sities throughout the nation. ette S'ti Rumson; Thomas Cav- nificent room settings «t Section 1, The annual salaries of the Founded in 1889 at Brown Uni- anaugli|, 30 Crest Drive, Shrews- Tht Mart Furniture Galler- . Officers and Employees of the Bor- ough of Little Silver herein shall be versity, its Phi Beta chapter bury; ,William Jannarone, 17 An- respectively as hereinafter set forth: ies, largest Drexel dealers Borough Clerk 95,720.00 at Seton Hall is the oldest and napolis Drive, Hazlet; Gary Eg- Borough. Assessor * 6,775.' ) largest fraternity at the New gars, I 06 Maple Ave., Toms Riv- Gar a ktadstart on Spring cleaning . . . and save. Ntw Im- In New Jersey. Borough Collector r hour Pursuant to the order ot DONALD Secretarial Assistant, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Coi part time 2.00 per hour ty of Monmouth, this day made,^ 2. The salaries hereltmbove pre- the- application of the undersigned, ' scribed shall take tiled and be retro- da Seward, Sole Executrix of the active to January 1, 1M8. tate of the said Andrew Frazler ' 3. The salaries and rates or compen- ceased, notice Is hereby given to sation herein provided supersede all creditors of said deceased to pre- previous salaries and rates of pa; to the said Sole Executrix their da; heretofore by ordinance established. under oath within six months from date. Dated: February 15th, IMS i «. TlHs ordinance shall take elfect HILDA SEWARD upon Its passage and publication 186 River Street, cording to law. Red Bank, N. J. PUBLIC NOTICE! Sole Executrix The foregoing ordinance was Intro- Meusrs, .Parions._Canzpna,.. ~dU£ear~wr4~Pasied" first ~ reading at- a Blair ft Warren, •' regular meeting ot the Mayor and 18 Wallace Street, Council of the Borough of Little sil- Red Bank, N. J. ver held . on March 4, 1963 and will eome up for final consideration am Attorneys " passage at a regular meeting of th< feb. 23, March 1, jt, IB governing body to be held on Marcli IIUMSON NOTICE 18, 1968 at which time and place all .Take notice that the Planning E: penons desiring to be heard will b >f the Borough of Rumson will hol< given full opr -"" meeting on March 19, 1968 In thi Sorough Hall, Rumson, N.J, sit 8: ^ MILLER P.M. to determine whether or (mot Borough clerli will approve a map of "The Hlllr' ov. 7 6C >r and developer Paul F. O'Nell local March I « ' !d on the southeast corner ot IlnlleTUi ' NOTICE .venue and River Road, MONSIOCTH COUNTY At the time and place abovsi men SURROGATE'S COURT :loned, all persons desiring to tri* heart Notice to Creditors to Present hereon will be given full opportunity Claims Against Estate ALBERT A. KERR, i3R., ESTATE OF FLORENCE R. KRI DEL, DECBASED Secretary-Planning '{Board Pursuant' to the order of DONALr ifarch 8 * >t <3.M J CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tht County of Monmouth, this day made, on the application of the undersigned, Howard H. Woolley, Br., Morrle Port' Her and Thomas I>. Doremui, Execu tors of the estate of the said Flor- ence R. Krldel, deceased, notice I IWIONTCOMERY hereby givSn to the creditors of sail deceased to present to the said Execu- tors their claims under oath within six WARD months from this date. Dated: February 26, 1068 - HOWARD H. WOOLLEY. 8R., M Gooseneck Point Road, Oeeanport, N. J. • MORRIS PORTNER, 8 Auldwood Lane, -o Rumson, N. J.' .^ THOMAS P.-DOREMU8, 9 Vista Place, Red Bank; N. J. Thomas P. Doremus, Esq. 73 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Attorney March 1, 8, 15, 22 *>31 You Get MORE WITH FIRST MERCHANTS LET WARDS INSTALL DAILY INTEREST A NEW TV ANTENNA PAID FROM DAY OF As J.ow Ai, DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL providing o S25 balance li malntolntd at the end of the quarter. 49 Wards carries a

1 Monmoitlh Shopping Ctr. MimtM Federal Rsiervs . k Federal Deposit Imurenca Corp. Eatontown Ciralt Use Our Want Ads HOME DELIVERY 11111,1 741-0010 For Quick Results THEDMLY RAIN OR SHINE D. , 741-6900 I 7 uiai DAY OR NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION 45c PER WEEK RED. BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1968 10c PER COPY By Use of $500,000 Surplus Middletown School Tax Cut MIDDLETOWN — After a few Cutcheon said the utilization of added 20 cents just to be able the municipal budget and cut he said he must work five or short questions from the pub- the surplus is "an attempt to in- to pay bills you're using the the tax rate there, drew a com- six weeks to pay. lic and a brief recess, the dicate to the school board that money to pay this year. This is ment of "that^s not a fair com- "The committee should set a Township Committee last night we have to tighten up and re- doing nothing at all for the resi- parison," from Committeeman moratorium on residential build- unanimously adopted a resolu- duce expenditures. dents." Joseph Malavet. ing, upgrade zoning and issue tion authorizing • the use of "We're reaching the satura- Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek re- Mrs. Robert E. Lyon, a teach- residential building permits ac- $500,000 in Board of Education tion point," he added. "I'm sure torted, "The score is even then— er in the Nutswamp School who cording to enrollment in the surplus to reduce the tax bite the board is sincere in its efforts we're not doing anything for called hen-elf "just a citizen" school system," Mr. Conery for the 1968-69 school budget. to bring good education to the you and you're not doing any- yesterday, supported the high said. . Although members of the township, but how much more thing for us." taxes saying: Emil Belek, a defeated candi- Board of Education indicated can we spend for this goal?" He referred to the board's ap- "We should support the budget date for tlie board in this year's disapproval to the proposed use Richard Anderson, only school parent unwillingness to propose each year. The students aren't election, was only the second of surplus, decided Wednesday board member present, chal- a cut in the budget or offer an getting the proper education person in favor of the commit- night in a joint session of the lenged the use of the surplus. alternate plan at the joint meet- now when a teacher has 34 stu- tee's move. '• two bodies, only one apeared "The move assures the defeat ing this week. dents in a classroom." He "wholeheartedly" endorsed at the meeting yesterday. of next year's budget," he said, A retort by Mrs. Anderson, William Conery of 2 Center the use of surplus. « Through the use of the surplus "because we will have to raise wife of the board member, that Ave., ' East Keansburg, sug- "The board only wants funds, the school tax rate will that much over the budget next she hoped .the committee would gested an alternative to increas- the surplus so they can spend go down 20 cents without any year and increase taxes an see fit to include its surplus in ing taxes each year, for which It at will," lie said. — cuts in the budget. Without the cut, the school tax had been set GUIDING LIGHTS — Harold E. Manson Sr., left, of Neptune Junior High School, at $2.81. Deitz Slated president of the' Monmouth County Guidance Association, extends a welcoming 'Cut to the. Bone' hand to Sheldon Altitun, director of social work training at the Children's Psy The twice-defeated $9,887,920 Pact Let For Final : budget was "cut to the bone," To Speak In chiatric Center, Eatontown, one of the speakers at ths MCGA's second annual work- according to the former hoard shop last night in West End Manor, Long Branch. Sharing Gn the greeting are Dr. president, Warren DeBrown, Viet Forum Alton L. Lewis, second from left, director of psychological services with the New who indicated the board may de- Rt. 36 Improvement WEST LONG BRANCH — Jersey Department of Education, the keynote speaker, and Robert Newman, Mon- cide to appeal the decision to the Matawan Councilman George A. state commissioner of educa- mouth County principal probation officer, who also addressed the group. Topic of TRENTON — Mason-Connor, Inc., Penn- tion program between Keyport and Sea Deitz will be a speaker in the tion. The school board will de- sauken, lowest of three bidders on Feb. 8, Bright will be completed. Two previous forum on "Vietnam—Toward A tfi« workshop, co-iponsored by the state Department of Education/was "The Socially cide at an upcoming meeting. has been awarded a $1,287,911.91 Department construction contracts, extending nine miles Solution" to be held at Mon- Maladjusted Child." (Register Staff Photo) Committeeman Robert Mc- of Transportation contract for improvement west- of the current project, have been com- mouth College on Sunday eve- of nearly 3.5 miles on Rt. 36 from Atlantic pleted at a cost of more! than $6 million. ning. Highlands to Sea Bright. They included widening, installation of jug Mr. Deitz will replace Karl Cost of the project, which is scheduled handles and .the addition of 32-inch-high cen- K. Wihtol, Middletown indus- for completion by Dec. 14, will be shared ter barrier curb. trialist, who informed the forum Red Bank's Young Adult Center Because of local sentiment, the barrier committee in a letter yesterday equally by the state and federal govern- ments. curb will not be used in the final Route 36 that ill health will prevent him improvement project. Existing varying The project will extend from Third Ave- from participating, Mr. Sugar- grass medians will be retained and will be man said.. nue, Atlantic Highlands, through Middle- extensively landscaped. The six-foot-wide Is Due to Open Early in April town Township and Highlands to Ocean Ave- median in Atlantic Highlands where Route Mr. Deitz is a teacher at nue, Sea Bright, just east of the NaVesink 36 is known as Memorial Parkway was de- Matawan Regional High School. BED BANK — Renovations made last night by Robert Rick- support—moral and financial- a foyer, could be expanded if River bridge. An interchange in Sea Bright veloped more than 30 years ago as a .me- Sen. Harrison A. Williams have started at 19 Mechanic St., her .Jr., the project's 20-year-old he told the gathering.' the need were shown. with grade-separated ramps will facilitate morial to the borough's war dead. Jr., D-N.J., heads the list of and the young adult-center executive director, at a dinner It got some of the former, and. The request for gifts and in- .traffic to and from Sandy Hook State,JE!ark. • The median widens to 16 feet in Middle- forum speakers. planned for .that address is meeting of 25 community lead- some opposition. terest-free loans was wade by In the area of the new contract. Route 36 town and Highlands and narrows to a four- Panelists also include Mrs. scheduled for an early April ers in the First Methodist Mr. Lewis, who said $5,000 is is four lanes wide and will .be widened and foot-wide paved, section east of Valley Ave- Deirdre Griswald Stapp, New Rev. Leonard Rowell an- York, of Youth Against War and opening. Church. nounced that the Greater Red needed to get the project start- resurfaced hi some area's. Island openings nue in Highlands. This paved median, It will be called "Off Broad Support Sought ed. After that, the kitchen is ex- will, be closed .and jug handles will be con- which extends to the approaches to the Fascism; Mrs. Alice Maxwell, Bank Council of Churches—with Middletown, an expert on Asia; Street." Although the center is soon to 25 members and 20 affiliates- pected to become self-sustain- structed to eliminate left turns. Navesink River bridge, will be reconstruct- That progress report was,be a reality, it is still seeking ing, he said. With this work the Route 36 moderniza- ed. There will be no widening of the bridge. Dr. Kenneth R. Stunkel, a Mon- voted last week to back the cen- mouth College history professor;- ter. David Lewis, general sec- Dr. David Frost, a peace candi- retary of the YMCA, added that Matawan Township Woman Obtains it From Czechs date for the U.S. Senate in 1966; it had tentative encouragement and Brian T. Kennedy, a candi- from that organization and the date for the Republican nomina- Community Chamber of Com- tion for Congress. merce. Temple Shalom to Get Hidden Torah Rev. Gilbert S. Fell, who Several of last night's dinner teaches philosophy at the col- guests, which included repre- By PHYLLIS SPIEGEL my grandfather and to those lege, will be moderator. sentatives of churches, civic MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — six million Jews. 5. The forum is scheduled for groups and the borough, offered Twenty-five years ago an old "Please "help me to merge 7:30 p.m. in the college's science their support, but objections Jewish man in Czechoslovakia the spirit of my family with lecture hall. It is being spon- were raised by Detective Capt. buried the Torah and religious that of our young, devoted sored by several organizations Irving L. Krakowitch, the police articles of his temple to hide congregation." and religious groups. department's juvenile officer. , them from the Nazis. Then he After the war, Mrs, Bergen-' Rowdyism, narcotics use, hurried about his town of feld returned to Presov-for a drinking, auto theft, house Presov, helping to- hide the few years until she came to Judge Okays breaking and riots were all men- holy objects of other congre- New York in 1949 to live with tioned 'by the captain of detec- gations. an uncle.-She and her hus- Settlement tives as the .possible •• con- Today, his granddaughter, band, Rudolph, a professional sequences of attracting out-of- Mrs. Rudolph Bergenfeld, is engineerrhave three children. town teenagers to. a Red Bank a resident of 15$ Fordham They" have been in their For $25,000 night" spot. Drive, Matawan Township. Strathmore ranch house at FREEHOLD — Superior Warning Given And because Miriam Bergen- 63 Fordham Drive for four Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill years. "It can happen here. It can feld remembered, one of those yesterday approved a $25,000 be a rendezvous for thieves," buried Czechoslovakian Tor- Mrs. Bergenfeld was genu- judgment in favor of an eight- Capt. Krakowitch warned. ahs will be presented to "her inely shocked when her re- year-6CWest Long Branch girl temple, Temple Shalom. quest for the-Torah was grant- and her father for injuries the Not so, young Rickner A touching letter she •wrote ed. girl suffered when she was .said there wnniri struck_by_ be close supervision and rigid "trthe organization responsible "1 thought only the~Iarge~ for distributing the sacred wealthy.urban synagogues had The award was in favor of control —' no alcohol, no dope Ralph Stine for $7,000 and his and no ruffians, he promised. scrolls received an immediate a chance," she, said. "But affirmative reply, everything in suburban tern-, daughter, Irene, of Maryland Besides, he added, Off Broad ' Mrs. Bergenfeld explained pies like ours is so new," she' Ave., West Long Branch, for Street would not attract a rowdy that she was a native of Pres- went on, "I thought it would $18,000 aju} was against Rose crowd. The atmosphere will be ov and tliat she had lived be beautiful to have some- S. McKewrl34 Dunbar- Ave., SATELLITE DEATH WATCH — Echo balloon satellite, subdued, atiSlheyiwould find it through * some very trying thing traditional which' has Long Branch. launched almost eight years ago as the first vehicle of dull, he said. . years-in a concentration camp meaning." LETTER OF FAITH - Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bergen- The girl was struck May 7, space communication, is tracked by Dr. William C. * Another officer, Detective Sgt; "Where she lost her parents, A formal presentation will feld contemplate with pride the letter affirming that 1964, while crossing Maryland Jakes, right, of Rumson, and Robert Brandt,-of New Robert D. Scott, said he could grandparents and most of be made by Mr. >nd Mrs. Temple Shalom, Matawan Township, of which they ar Avenue? by a car driven by Miss see the need for such a facility, her other relatives! McKew who was traveling east Shrewsbury, Bell Telephone Laboratories scientists, who Bergenfeld at a special dedi- members, will receive one of the sacred Torah scrql eyea if it would present -some She recalled hen grand- cation service when the Torah on the road. The girl suffered lay its' days are now numbered. problems. "I don't think the father, "whose pride it was,". arrives'. If is being shipped •recovered from theUiding places in which 'Czechoslova- multiple cuts and bruises and problems would be too great. she said, "to- carry Jewish from The Westminster Syna- kiatf*Jews buried their holy- objects to prevent desecra- injuries to her right leg. Echo's Life Ending We want to be a part of this tradition to his grave. gogue in England which re- tion by the Nazis. Mrs. Bergenfeld, a native Czech «. 'George M. Chamlin. of West so we can help overcome them," Long* B^nch represented the "How beautiful it_-would ceived the sacred scrolls af- whose family perished in German concentration camps, he said. be," the letter continued/"if ter negotiations with the Stines.,Steven Champl of Som- Sgt. Scott) soon to be a lieu- it were possible fpr our tem- Czechoslovakian government had asked the organization distributing the sacred scrolls erville represented Miss McKew. Satellite in Descent tenant and the police depart- ple to have a memorial to and is preparing them for use. to name her temple a recipient, (Register Staff Phots! HOLMDEL - Scientists at Bell Telephone Laboratories ment's full time human relations here are keeping a close watch on the Echo balloon satellite officer, is a member of the cen- Viet'' s Toll they designed for the first space communications system in ter's board of directors. Red Bank Birth JMte J^ 1980. Interest Cited • May Equal Its days, they say are numbered. Bruce N; Johnson,, borough RED BANK - A 1967 statisti- check on' communicable dis- Fees totaled $15,326 compared mouth County Organization for Although the Echo is still being-used as a reflector to recreation director and another cal report from the Board of eases—only 10 were reported— to $9,734 the year before. Medi- Social Service for visiting nurs- bounce signals to far comers of the earth, it'has become board member, reported that Health shows a continuing de- and an increase in revenues, care, and the fact that Red ing service to cover Medicare Korea War ' riddled by micro-meteorites in its eight years' of orbiting. Police Chief George H. Clayton cline in the birth rate for this Mr. Horan said. Bank contracted with the Mon- cases, accounts for the increase WASHINGTON (AP) - U. S. Now a shrivelled piece of space junk, it is dipping closer and Deputy Chief Leroy Mc- area. in revenue, Mr. Horan said. battle deaths in Vietnam'hava to earth as it nears its end, the scientists say. Knight had both expressed in- The rate is dr&pping, Health said collected fees have tripled escalated to such a rate they Dr. William C. Jakes, of Circle Drive, Rumson, who terest in the project and wanted Officer Vincent P. Horan noted, 55-Potfif Hike Shawn n five years. could surpass the Korean War directed the local design project on Echo as well as its to know more about it. despite the expansiou of River- The Board of Health made toll by presidential election day. successor, Telstar, said the remnants of the balloon may view Hospital. The group was shown a 15- 800 inspections of stores, res- The latest rundown on Viet- fall to earth in small pieces. It is more likely, however, There were 1,929 births re- taurants and trucks carrying nam combat deaths raised the he feels, to burn, up in atmospheric friction as it descends. minute film depicting similar corded in 1967 compared to 1,- In Oceanport Budget operations for high schoolers in food, and inspected 43 rooming total to 19,251 through March 2, It was via Echo that President Eisenhower's historic in 1966. In 1965 there were OCEANPORT - Borough machine at a cost of $14,000 and houses. This is still 14,378 short of the Racine, Wis., and college stu- 2,164 and in 1964 there were Council last night approved its Christmas greeting was broadcast to the world in 1960. dents at Brandeis University. would also fund for re-evaluat- It recorded 67 dog bites, four Korean War mark of 33,629 2,261. 1968 budget which, although in- ing borough property and codl cat bites, and one bite each 1 killed on the battlefield. Young Rickner explained that The birth rate among Red creased, keeps the local purpose fication of local ordinances at from a squirrel, a hamster, a But the toll has climbed re- Center Wants No Money the mood would be subtle, not Bank residents also dropped, tax rate at 60 cents per ?100 of a cost, of about $25,000. mouse, a fox and a monkey — cently to a level of around 500 rowdy. He said soundproofing from 93 in 1966 to 75 in 1967. property value. Council also authorized the all categories showing a de- a week. If this should keep up WOODBRIDGE — Send no pianist Van Cliburn — was 1 would keep the noise down, light- The death rate, on the other The general appropriation to- purchase of a patrol car from crease 'in bites except for over the 35 weeks until election announced last week. 5 money, says the Garden State ing would be kept low, and hand, did reflect the additional aty, $474,810, up $25,310. The Kitson Chevrolet, Eatontown, for turtles. Thqe was one turtle day Nov. 5, the death 'count '"The arts center hasn't be- Arts Center, just your name planned programs would include facilities at Riverview. It rose amount to be raised by taxes $2,100. bite reported in 1966, but none could top 36,000. , ,t gun to accept orders yet," dramatics, poetry and folk mu- from 553 in 1966 to 662 in 1967. and address. for municipal purposes amounts Col. William B. Ware, USA in, 1967. The Korean War lasted three Mr. Tontl said, "although a Another reflection of the re- sic — not dancing. to $196,000, an increase^ of $5,- Ret., was named to the Plan- Among the state-purchased years, with fighting and nego- The center, a 5,000-scat number of people were ap- port, Mr. Horan said, shows In answer to questions from 00. ning Board by Mayor Robert J. drugs distributed to physicians tiating going on at the same parently given the impres- an increase in world travel. amphitheater to be opened by Mayor John P. Arnone, he said An estimated overall tax rate Jackson. He replaces Raymond for indigent cases were 1,101 time during the last two years. sion that it is already sold Red Bank is one of the few the New Jersey Highway the capacity of 125, plus another nf $4.27 per $1(10 would reflect a Caruso, named to the board packages of smallpox vaccine, The United States has been in- out for the first season." locations" in the area where Authority at Holmd'el in June, 25 that could wait for tables in hike of 55 cents. Dec. 28. 3,325 of measles vaccine and volved in the Vietnam war for The authority will accept travelers can get official vac- Council iilso approved an or- about 1,600 of others, more than six years, but the air made that plea yesterday. names and addresses to be Vogcl's In Long Branch cination stamps for their pass- dinanco'which gives borough of- Mr. Caruso's term expired Nurses made 2,772 home or war against the North and the Executive Director D. Louis Has Bass tie Weejuns. See ports. ficers and employes an esti- Jan. 1, it was learned, and alter office visits, of which 1,453 fell extensive U. S. commitment on added to its priority mailing serving three days on the board, Tont( said the authority has list. Information and order Shoe Department. (Adv.) In 1967 there were 977 pass- mated 8 per cent salary in- under Medicare. the ground are three years old. ports so certified, compared to crease. he was replaced. There were 336 participants Battle deaths have been high Uniform Sale 932 the year befpre and 378 A-pair of ordinances were in- Long Branch inn in well-baby clinics, 51 in the since the Communists opened since the opening event — the sons on the list in two or Now in progress at the Shirley five years ago. troduced which would fund for Opening for season, Tuesday diabetes screening program, their lunar new year offensive Philadelphia Symphony" and three weeks. Shop, Red Bank. (Adv.) 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GET "EM— Jim Guor- rieri, Middlefown'i 106- Pre-Finished PANELING pounder, receive! a pep talk from lion Coach Dick Kleva.

FLIER HOPEFUL— Bob Bongiovannir« surprising heavy- COLT CONTENDERS — Pate Black, left, Christian Brothers Academy's 136-pound Gusrrieni, the school's lone weight contender, it Nep+uneV lone hope at Conven- hopeful, and Gary Sagui, 168-pound wrestler, get late tips,from Coach Tony Chej- entry in tomorrow's state mat BONANZA "•Ion Hall. Frier Coach Harry Schaeffer fielpi his boy noy prior to launching their bids for states championships tomorrow at Convention finals, is given -a good shot JUST ARRIVED! through a final tune-up. ' Hall, Asbury Park. • •> at winning a title. NEVER BEFORE AT Triis wucei County Grapplers on Title Threshold GRANADA BIRCH • lit Quality ASBURY PARK - Four tion Hall. . rieri — are all juniors, while Black and Campbell win man this campaign — four champion. Two of Guerrieri's • Full Vi" thick ! Bongiovanni is a senior. Saturday morning, they, of, times coming through with victories this season were • 4'x8' thect 99 Monmouth County wrestlers Christian Brothers- Acad- from three different high emy, Lincrqft, will have two Each one copped District 24 course, will meet in the fi- victories that earned CBA over Kenny — once hi a dual • 5-caot ftfljih and Region 3 titles on their nals in the afternoon. team wins; meet and again the holiday schools will be among the grapplers"— Pete Black (136) VALUE 15.50 48 matmen who will compete and Gary Sagui (168) — in way to the finals. According 'to his coach, Guerrieri reached the fi- tourney. Both were extreme- the competition. The other Competing in .his third Tony Chcsney, Bjack is a nals of Region 3 competition ly close matches, with Jim 5 . In the New Jersey State In- terscholastic Athletic Asso- pair of Monmouth County year of wrestling, Black control type' wrestier who is last year in the 98-pound barely pulling out both vic- 500 Pieces ciation's state wrestling fi- wrestlers who have sur- compiled an 11-1-1 record this "good in the take-down, and division before being de- tories. HEARTHSIDE • Samoan Dawn nals on Saturday at Conven- vived district and regional season. He won nine matches also a good standup wres- feated. Moving up to the 106- Middletown Coach Dick • Samoan Dusk battles to reach the top level last season, and was 4-2 in tler." Only four of his vic- pound class for the 1967-68 Kleva stated, "He's this type CHESTNUT of the sport are Jim Guer- his freshman year. He may tories came on pins, but campaign, Jim posted an 11- of kid. He has a lot of heart. Pre-Flnlihid 4W SKMM rieri (106) of Middletown have a chance to avenge his Chesney describes Black as 0-1 regular season record. He He can win the state title • lit Quality Your Choice Township and heavyweight lone loss of this season dur- "strong" for 136 pounds. added eight more victories with his ability and desire." • Full '/$" thick 99 Joe Bongiovanni of Neptune. ing Saturday's competition. Sagui also lost only one in post season competition Bongiovanni has been • Full 4'xS1 iheal Saturday's action will get After taking a 3-0 lead, bout in 12 starts this year, for a 19-0 overall log. Dur- wrestling three years on the • 5-coaf flnlih 99 AAMCO under way at 10 a.m. with Black got somewhat care- after being brought up from ing the holiday season, Jim varsity for Coach Harry 5 the semi-final round., The less and was pinned by Herb the junior varsity late last won the 106-pound champion- Schaeffer. He posted an 8-1- $12.80 Value season, just in time for the ship of the Hunterdon Christ- 2 consolation bouts will follow Campbell of Seton Hall Prep. 1 regular record this year, at 1:30 p.m., with the cham- Black will meet Jim Mc- districts. mas Tournament. and added three victories pionship round scheduled for Caffrey of PennsvlHe in the The. 168-pounder has de- In the semi-final round on apiece in the districts and world's largest a 2*30 p.m. start. semi-final round, while veloped exteremely fast in Saturday, Guerrieri will face regionals for a 14-1-1 over- Three of the local entrants Campbell faces Dick Korog- one year and has been the Bill Kenny of Westfield, the all mark. His loss this sea- TRANSMISSION — Black, Sagui and Guer- Milan of Bergenfleld. If Colt's "bread-and-butter" defending 98-pound state son was Joe's first since his MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAKindMARINE PLYWOODS sophomore year when lie had specialists a 7-3 record. He will be • I-D«y Strvlei • Free Towing meeting Mark Reid of West Optn Dolly 8 A.M. t» !i30 P.M.. Sat. S A.M. !• S P.M. • Free Road Tut • Eaiy Termi Deptford in the semi-final Wave Exits from Tourney round. ATTENTION BOATMENI OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO NOONI LHeHiM Guarantee Available Free parti and labor en all AAMCO Custom rebuilt tram- By BILL PDRDEY Township at 8 p.m. Tuesday at markers, 51-47, with a basket coming as result of six straight mlstlam and torque coaverten MEDFORD — Pulling away Ewing Township. Camden was from close range. Charley points after Long Branch crept at long as you own your own in the final quarter, Camden the Group IV runner-up last Young and Joe Jones then to within one, on buckets by 6-4 ear and nnrln It annually at a year, losing to Weequahic in th< teamed up to put Long Branch sophomore Billy Jones, Joe •edeit Service Charge at any High School went on to defeat Long Branch, 71-57, last night finals. Long Branch conclude* on even terms with the opposi- Jones and Don Odom. •f the 400 AAMCO Shopi its season with a 12-10 log. tion. Young first hit on a jump eeasl to eeast. at Lenape Regional High School An eight point streak gave in an NJSIAA South Jersey In another NJSIAA tourna- shot from the left corner, and Camden an 11-point spread, 27- then fed Jones who connected 809 Railroad Av«, Asbury Park Group IV first round game. ment game involving a Shore 16, early in the second session, Free Tewing 774-6800 area team, Southern Regional on a jumper from the key to and a few seconds later held a Camden, which now has a 15- also bowed out by dropping knot the count at 51-all with 6:30 12-point bulge, 31-19. An 11 - 3 193 I. Newman Sprlngi Rd. 8 record, advances to the sec- Red tak 842-2500 64-60 decision to -Dunellen 64- left in the game. ;coring edge in the final four ond round, meeting Middletown 50 in a Central Jersey Group The roof then caved in the minutes of the half brought Long II game at Freehold Regional. Branchers, whose hopes for anyBranch back within four points, Coach Bob Walsak's Greet further advancement in the tour- 34-30, at the intermission.' nament were quickly shoved Wave team, despite some slop- Long Branch could nbt get py ball handling, stayed in the aside by Camden's fast, break. RENT A CAR or Buckets by 5-11 Don' Hayes any closer thari'those four points thick of the battle for the initial until Joe Jones arid Young hit "Nothing three quarters and the opening and 6-7 Jim Still widened Cam- den's margin to four points, 55-back-to-back jumpers cut Cam- 90 seconds of the final stanz; den's lead to two points, 47-45, TRUCK from HERTZ before the Purple Avalanchi 51. Jones followed with a pair of free throws. Then a scoring with 50 seconds left In the third spurted away for its victory. period. U-DRIVE . . . Call Two-Point Bulge drought set in for Long Branch. During the next three minutes, Hayes Hit 24 '75-1515,222-3299,747-2121 Camden held a slim two point 48 seconds, Camden reeled off Hayes led all scorers with 24 lead, 49-47, after three periods 14 straight points, including pojtats,n all coming on field goals. Daryl Johnson quickly extend- eight by Hayes, to takake a J16- Still finished with 20. Joe Jones ed the winner's lead to four point advantage, 69-53. Jones paced Long Branch's scoring snapped the streak with a Jump- with 22 markers, including 11 in er with 92 seconds remaining. the third period. Billy Jones, Errant Passes who did the bulk of the rebound- TRACK-TESTED FAILS) INSPECTION? ... WE CAN FIX IT!! Camden repeatedly took ad- ing for the losers, chipped in vantage of errant passes by with 17 tallies, with 13 coming AT 120 M. P. H. Long Branch to take seven, 11 in the first half. and 12 point leads during the Lont Branch (57) | Cimden (71) first three periods, but the O P P I O IP J. Jone« 9 4 221 SU11 » 2 50 Branchers, despite their ball C. Jones 1O2| Johnson 32a handling mistakes continually Odom S 2 11 D. Hures » 0 U Voljrantte* O o 01 o. Hmaj 3 - - fought back to stay within con- B. Jones T 3 17 W*-•»i " '"* * "• 1 „ _ IVtltfaa lit Reid 0 J*2 tention. 7 3 0 4 0 0 0 Camden twice led by seven Aiutln 3 3 9 23 11 57 I points during the opening stan- 31 9 71 Lonr Branch 42 IS 17 10-«7 CAR SERVICE OFFER za, 11-4. and'17-10, the latter £&" ", -.17 IT 15 M-71 All this week Show Has Touch COOPER FRONT END Of Frazier-Mathis LONG BRANCH - A slight of the few boxing shows hi the II touch of the Frazier-Mathis area in quite, some tune. Super Starfire HP ALIGNMENT fight will be at the boxing show Shore Boys' Club will have scheduled at the Long Branch strong representatives in Jimmy "a high performance tire made for today's sports action cars". to correct || Armory on March 29. Kirk of New Shrewsbury, in the The touch develops with Mat open heavyweight class, Junior ||Frazier of Neptune, a cousin of Monroe, also New Shrewsbury • For high speed, high mileage motorists. BARRETT Joe Frazler, and Ray Brown at a light heavyweight who lost in pithpQunds is a reminder of Bus-the recent N.J. Golden Gloves • Track-tested at over 120' mph to keep you BRAKE doubly safe at 60. • Chuckhoie Ijtcr Mathis when he was in the finals, and brothers Bob and SERVICE |J300-p6und category. Rod' Trafford of^Long Branch • Special tie-bars stabilize tire at high Sponsoring the show is the In the novice heavyweight speeds,.. lesj distortion. BEAR WHEEL Damage ||Veteran Boxers Association, class will be Frazier,Cliffwood • Wet or dry, stop, start and corner fast and Ring 34. Ten and possibly more Boys' Clnb entries incfilde Tony safe with traction slots arid wide ribs. ALIGNMENT bouts are being formed for one Lalessi, a gridder on Keyport • Full 4-ply nylon cord construction. EASY CHARGE High School's football team last Chuckhoie impacts can throw your year, Hay McKnight, a 112- car's front end out of alignment, TFinter Golf pounder, and Hay Etown, a big 350-pounder. Also available with a swingin' red stripe! making steering difficult and caus- Win to Krick ing unnecessary wear and tear on Cooper NEW Full Service Guarantoo tires. Let our expert mechanics cor- Most American BELLE MEAD — Phil Krick, Benefit Game Cart | Battleground Country Club pro, NO LIMIT us to miles, months or toad hazards. FULL SERVICE guarante r life of orloinul rect this condition today! (UNCEOFT - A benefit bas- worKman5hip and nl i l lu j carded 37-34—71 yesterday to ketball game sponsored by the iliV?! "«' » " » •» norm.fraaS gain top honors in the profes- Thompson Junior High Schoo sional division of the Winter Parent-Teacher Association will Parts extra, if needed. Golf League tournament held at be held here tonight. || Pike Brook C.C. Krick hail six: birdies for the Male faculty members dial || round, despite experiencing put- longed the freshman team in S|YOU MAY USE YOUR EASY CHARGE! ting difficulties on the second this contest. Proceeds will go Frank Porter's nine. The tourney tyas sched- toward the Middletown Town uled for Bamm Hollow Country ship Education Association Club, Middletown, but excessive Scholarship Fund, which each Red Bank Tire Go. MIDDLETOWN TIRE CO snow on the course was the year provides financial assis- Cooper ||oause for the switch. tance to deserving students seek- SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-3404 1325 HWY. 35 9 to 9 Daily Tom , Ulozas, assistant at ing higher education. TIRES Open Mon. thru Prl. — MIDDLETOWN | Bamm Hollow, had his winning Donald Kurz, coach of the 8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. ro 3 p.m. 671-2484 9 to 6 Sat. streak stopped cold when he fIn-freshman team, also will act as I ished with 30-40-79. coach of the faculty team. PEANUTS By CMAPLES M. 8CHVU Bowling Roundup

SMWffH PITCHwe r.ITMlMkWE'O BETTER 6AME3EE; AMPOiieuiwr»*r THERE. MCBA Event at Elm Lanes on MayTil is amEarrfcTHE MOUND AND /T*rt By BILL PURDEY were both semi-final winners In the Beat Your Average The Monmouth County Bowling Association's 25th an- Bowling Tournament, sponsored by the Retarded Children 1 \ nual tournament, with an estimated first prize of $1,000 Foundation, at Sycamore Lanes. u based on 250 entries, will be held at the Elm Lanes, Rt. 35, Mrs. Lambertson was 52 pins over her average with a 4 J c Eatontown, starting May 11. The event, sanctioned by The 165 game, while Aras rolled a 212 game, 48 pins better than V',,^ American Bowling Congress, will run for one week. Entries his norm. They will now compete in the finals at CarOlier will close April 8. - Lanes, North Brunswick, at a date yet to be announced. Preceding the county tournament will be the Edgar J. Bahr Trophy Event, which Irwin Weiner and Carl Cohen both rolled 215s to dominate BLONDIE By CH/C YOUNG will be held May 4, also at Elm Lanes. the scoring in the the "A" Entries close May . Division of the "Y" League Entries for both events should be mailed at Monmouth Lanes. Dave MR. WTHERS, \OU SAID Silberstein followed with a >/OUt>GlVE ME A RASE to Edward J. Bahr, 7 Prospect Road, At- P 1 COULD THINK lantic Highlands. 211. OP TWENTY GOOD Harold Kaye paced the REASONS Alan Van VUet chopped down the "B" Division with a 212,'fol- "maples" in good quantity in the Monday lowed by Milton Epstein's Night. Mixed League at Middletown Lanes Purdey • 205. as he rolled a 689 series, which was capped by a 266 third game tally. His other scores were 212 and 211. Vince Fiore and Charlie Other good scores were turned in by Pat O'Neill (217) Gardner led the scoring in and Harry Leighton (212). the Airport Plaza Com' mercialLeague. Fiore rolled Ann Fabishak also did some fine scoring in the Mon- a 254 game, while Gardner mouth County 5-Women's Classic at Strathmore Lanes. She had a 212-20G-193—611. Fiore checked in with a 255-204-181-620 series. finished, with a 608 set with Jean Allen and Edna Morson also reached the 600 Other scores of 169 and 185. MARY WORTH plateau with respective scores of 221-606 and 201-206—600. Other good scores were By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST Just missing the 600 mark were Agnes Puronas (213-217—597) turned in by Al Folsom rVE BEEN TRYING TO PROBABLY OUT and Delia Webb (215-592). (180-240-188 — 608), Bill GET MBS. WORTH ALL I JU5T-.WANTED HER. SHOPPING, JINX.' 1 Schweikert (180-202-226 - HI, DARUN'!...WHtf5 AFTERNOON, DAN!- wny 15 rr so RECIPE. FOR EGGPLANT CA55EROLE. , 608), Frank Lemunyon (191- ON THE HORN? A5 WE SAY BUT 5HE. DOt5NT BUT I'LL FIX SOMETHING E.L5E. Big scores were posted at Atlantic Highlands Recreation AT THE. OFFICE!' PORTENT FOR. as Phil Seiortino rolled a 252 in the Bayshore Tavern League, 189.225-605),- Tom Jiinita- ANSWER! YOU TO TALK, TO FOR. DINNER! WHAT'LUIDO? Mrs. Mildred Levy HER? while Bob Waldman had a 243 in the United Monday Night (234), Walt Conklin (233) and rvE. SIMPLY ear League. Fred Doran (230). TO TELL HER "Pops Pins" ABOUT THE. KNITTING "Tootie" Aumack checked in with a 236, followed by Carl MACHINE.! Schneider (225), John Letual (224), Tony Francisconi (222$ Betty Harrison (188-196-172-556) and Doris Gaynor (208- and Harry Dwight (220). 166-151—525) paced the scoring in the Friday'Night Wom- en's League, also at Sycamore Lanes. Helen Wright had Modell Hogan set the scoring pace in the Monmouth a 200 game. « County Women's Major League at MiddletoWn Lanes as^she rolled a whopping 277 game on her way to a 606 series. *~ Carole Bartasek's 196-210-187—503 was the top individual- effort in the Women's Major League at "Harmony Bowl. In the Middletown Women's Earlybird League, Karen Marie McDonald turned in a 203—537. . Kronenberger blasted a 246 game to aid the Keansburg- Middletown National Bank to win one game from the Mid- Jerry Engelhart of the Joseph Fihkel Lodge No. 1449 dletown Pharmacy. . B'Nai B'rith rolled the high three-game series (609) in the ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE 11th annual Handicap Bowling Tournament sponsored by the Mrs. Evelyn Lambertson, 6 Jefferson St., Middletown, District Grand Lodge No. 3 B'nai B'rith in AUentown. and Edward Aras, 48 Lake Shore Drive, also Middletown, The team rolled a 3,083 series. Surf, Field and Stream Jt's Same Old Game on Mullica River By DICKRIKER rainbow developed in the West Virginia hatcheries a few There Is good reason to doubt the striper stories coming years ago when that state was celebrating their anniversary. out of the Mullica River area these days. Not that the local Shadow Lake will get 16 of these special trout in the initial anglers are not taking stripers, it's just that they are not stocking, as will Spring Lake. Topanemus Lake outside Free- angling. Supposedly, grass shrimp and blood worms would hold, will get eight golden trout to sweeten opening day. do the trick, and if live bait was scarce you could always Saturday sees ..the opening of woodchuek hunting season, . use red and white torpedo head bucktails. and while a bit of warm weather is needed to bring brother The first safari leaving our area for the Mullica River Monax shambling, out into the sunlight, the small-bore striper grounds had a dismal tale to tell when they returned. artists should start scoping those slopes with a southern THE WIZARD OF By PARKER and HART Anglers Marsh Whitfield of Holmdel and Terry Parsons of exposure. Some woodchucks are gotten with shotguns, and WHAT Axe Vans, RSINS MiAT Ane You of Long Branch teamed up to make the I would believe that it takes a darn more hunting "skill to THERE?, M &O\\l£r~8? PUT long trek to the Mullica on Wednesday. slip within shotgun range than rifle range. IN IT? Arriving there in the early afternoon, The chuck hunter with the .222 caliber rifle and 10X r they launched and ran up river through scope plays another game entirely. Here, the idea is to take Swan Bay to the area where stripers had the woodchuek from the furthest possible distance, limited been found previously. only by muzzle velocity, trajectory and the rifleman's ability Swan Bay was a bit choppy, but above to exaggerate distance when telling friends of the successful • the Bay, the river was fairly calm. The shot. A special rifle permit is required in order to pursue strong northwest wind did not affect the woodchuek with anything other than shotgun or bow. Applica- fishing- to any great degree and-the tide tions are available from the frehtdri headquarters of the was sweeping up the river. The stripers Rlker ' - Division of Fish and Game. Upon receiving the application were resting in 19 feet of water on a bend in the river and and filling it out, the would-be rifleman must get a hunter safety instructor and the Conservation Officer of his home '•/S? a charter boat and four or five small private boats were fishing-when Marsh and-Terry moved into the area. Their county to approve the application. arrival coincided with the arrival of a conservation officer. The permit is then issued upon payment-of a two dollar SNUFFY SMITH ByTRED LASSWELL WARDEN ON SCENE fee. Permits are not obtained without considerable effort and can be revoked for negligence or violation of game 1 Word passed from the boats fishing the river was that laws. The easist way to lose that valuable ticket is to fire, LOOK AT ME!. the red and white bucktails, called doodle-bugs around here, PAW!! COME LOOK AT : your rifle without the approval of the landowner on whose I'M STANDIN'OWMV were taking the fish, and the warden agreed that this was property you are. Farmers are - understandably nervous TATER— HE'S DOIN'TH' a producer, No stripers were taken, as long as the warden •• CUTEST TRICK VE EVER SEEN . ALL TWO'S!! when some unknown hunter cuts loose a .220 Swift or other watched over the. fleet, but the action broke loose as soon Lead-hose of similiar ilk. Get the fanner's permission every .HE'S STANDIM'ON HIS as the. conservation officer drifted out of sight. it time you go hunting. That way you will always have a place .The warden hardly had disappeared before the first to hunt. • striper was eased over the gunwale of a nearby boat, said Marshall. There was no doubt about the species of fish and there was even less doubt about the lure used to take Diamonders Register Tomorrow the fish. The lure from which the small striper was dang- RED BANK, — Rosters are those who will be at least nine ling glittered even though the sky was overcast. The motion open for Red Bank boys for years old before Aug. 1, and who or action given the lure by fishermen present approximated summer baseball competition. will not.i>e 16 before Aug. 1... -ttie-acriomonflally given a doodle-bug, but onhe 15 or 20 Registration will be held for Boys will sign for the program bass taken while Marshall and Terry watched, every one in the old Borough Hall, 51 was foul-hooked with a huge diamond jig that looked at Monmouth St., second floor, to- least six inches long. ' , . Namath Faces morrow between 9 a.m. and THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK Marshland Terry came home with an ernptyfisli box7 Knee noon; ~; • They, ^preferred it that way for both are sportsmen. As Operation A second" registration will be THE/ RE Sit,AL MarshainpTit; it last night, "I could understand if it-those NEW YORK (AP) - Quarter- WSTHE held at the same location on PHANTOM guys were starving and needed food, but you Cannot call back. Joe Namath of the New TROPHY/ that spbrtfishing." Once again^it's jigging season on the York Jets will undergo an oper- Tuesday, March 19, at 7 p.m. Mullica, and it could well be considered a moot question ation on his left knee March 20. A parent or guardian must ac- as to the proper lure or Bait to use on the Mfillica in early The Jets, making the an- company each. applicant. A spring. Wednesday, at any rate, the diamond jig would nouncement yesterday, said doc- birth certificate of' dther proof snag fish, so why spend money for blood worms or net tors-expected the $400,000 for-, of age also- is. to-be presented. grass stairop-in that cold, cold,water? mer Alabama staMo be hospi- "On the fresh water scene, trout anglers fishinfj^hadow talized from five to seven Breakdowns? Check the "Bus- Lake, Spring Lake and Topanemus Lake on opening day days..He should be working out •mess Notice and Directory" col- might get a bit of a shock as they net a golden trout. Al- normally within six weeks of the though the percentage of golden trout to the lessglamorous operation, the doctors advised. umns of Classified Ads for spee- rainbow will be small, a total of 890 golden trout are to be This is the first operation on dy repairs now! released inHhe lakes of New. Jersey for the coming trout 5 J Namath's left knee. There have season. •>' ., Z" " been two operations on the THE DAILY REGISTER The golden trout to.be shocked this year is a strain of right. Friday,1 March 8,' 1968—15 NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW BEETLE BAILEY By MORT,WALTER W6U, J S6BI MAPg STRAIGHT ^ —- YEAH .'THIS IS A'6 ASAIN/ NOW, THAT IS D-USHTFUL/ ..k".COMPANY NOTTriE PORApLg AR/ ARCTIC EXPEDITIOMARy FOBCE/

HI and LOIS By M0RT WALKER and D1K BROWNE POGO By WALT KELLY ,IFVOU PROMISE TD DO (£>And if-We once aGala had, CAN I O0ME ^SL AS VOU'RE TOLD AGteF&tWynairvsai d , TUB STORE TAKE SOME THEY'RE GOOD' Flight from. Sureness, % WITH rtlt ALSO Slngff.'A- Pugned With-Pweness, T/vaQN6blerus6S a shallow fad? AUTOS FOB «AL3B 6—FAlty, Utzfk 8, 1%8 PUBHC NOTICE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE A.UTOS FOR SALE MARK'S PIZZBRIA — LooaUl la Wouldn't You R«ally THE DAILY REGISTER WAItWD - rutM latamUd la ttfc- IW CAPEICB Diamond. U* Monmoutb Bt. Ret Ing • orei balauw* oa. npoaee»*d cart. ' " WedSver. Call W-MBt Ihsre N can mT»UableVro» Storma- ments ot «.« per wser jrenjrou™ Rather Driv* A HELP OS SUPPORT OUlt CHt«CH- ^Srl^flEVROLlt ADTO IXOHANOE. Ho Maple Are. ANNOUNCEMENTS Bethel Church ApostoUc Fallt Pleue is'ftjar *- * ^^Bwy. 34 Matawan •end donation to: Elder E. K. Llppctt. PONTIAO 1MB BouMrtllt. Two door 1MI CAPRICE CBMSVBOIXT - One BARGAIN? Pastor, «2J Drummond Are.. Neptune, W5 OLDSMOBILE — Delta, full pow- owner. Bxcellent condition. Must salL LOST AND FOUND or call Mrs. Peter Boynton. 74MS3D3. hardtop. Air condlUoneil, « way power, extra dean. Like new. NO MONII er lactory air. Like new. NO VONET 291-2138. DOWN. Take over paymenU of IUI.H Com* dawn with the fam- ,O3T—Two jtsr-old mala CoUle. White SOWN, take over payments ot J1J.8O BLUE TRIUMPH — 1967. Stick shift, per week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX-per week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX-wtrs wheels, twu convertible topi. Btlll rtlh blue merla (sray). WeBt Keans AUTOMOTIVE CHANGE, 365 Maple Ave. (Bt. U> ily and test drive * few urg. Reward, 78T-7U7 or 787-«2«3. CHANGE, W5 Maple Ave. (Bt. 38) Red on guarantee. 711-7789. Alter «. 7U- (More Classified Ads AIJTOS FOB SALE Bank, Tl7-3>30. Red Bank, 747-3330. !78i of our clean, one-owner 'OUND — Oold weddlnr band In 1983 FORD—O«l«ile SOD convertible. 1967 PONTIAO IE MANS — Four On The Next Page) Salontown. Imcrlptlon, "Until Death 1B5« DODOK — 175. Mew tlrej, new SCENIC CAR SALES Fully eoulppeilT lull power. No money •Deed Hunt. Four Craller Mags In- baautits. G»t our deal. )o Ul Pirt" Owner can claim by brakes. Needa some repair. C»ll T47- dowi. »?S) per week. TJEPTONE AUTO cluded. Call 7tt-85»« after 6 p.m. >ayiru for this ad and calling M2-O729. «15 QUAUTY CARS DISCOUNT, Rt. 38, Neptune. 776-7878. H«y. 39 8724221 Highlands 1961 THUNDERBIRD — OonvurUble. AUTOS FOR SALE DOUBLE-CHECKED AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOBf^ALE CHEVROUBT 1J6B — Bel Air, two-door, Sii-way power, tut wheel. NO MONEY AUTOS FOR SALE radio * tauter. NO MONEY DOWN. DOWN. Take over payments of S13.2O USED CARS Take over payments of 111.10 per week per week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX- MONMOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, 365CHANGE, 365 Maple Ave, (Rt. 35) Maple Are., (Itt- So), Rel Bank, 747-Red Bank. 717-3930. •47 FORD 1867 MUBTANO — V». lima gold. COME TO Country Squire lO-possenger wagon. TRIOMPH 1M1 BPITITRE—Very nod Black vinyl top. Snow Utes. 12300, All power. I mechanical condition. New top an196d 8 Chevrolet. Automatic. "As is". All new for '68! tires. Call 787-1068 altar • p.m. or week- Beat offer. Call 9-5. 717-2108 alter 5:30 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER'S '46 BUICK end. 812-8385. - Electro Custom .Mr. H.T., olr cond., power windows AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE '66 BUICK it only Electro Mr. H.T., air cond,, power windows* vinyl top. LOU LERNER and JERJtr BARAHA

'66 CHRYSLER OF N*w Yorker 4-dr. H.T., air cond., power windows. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH %t BUICK Wildcat «r. H.T., olr cond, power OH" differe IMPORTS takesB steering. '"-•'•• ANNOUNCE: 1967 TOYOTA Crown Sta. Wgn. Blue $1695 •66 BUICK WE'RE DROPPING THE CEILING ON Electro 225 4-dr. stdon, olr cond., 1965 FIAT 1500 Spider Conv., Red.... $1195 power windows. NEW CAR PRICES! WE'RE DOWN TO '66 VOLKSWAGEN THE BARE CEMENT FLOOR ON PROFIT! 1965 VOLVO I22S Automatic ...... $1595 2512 Deluxe notion wojort, 1 seot. COME UP AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. 1965 VOLVO I22S 2-Door 4-Speed .. $1595 minute '66 BUICK CASH IN ON THE BIG SAVINGS DURING Wlldait Mr. H.T., power windows, 1964 Porsche Cpe. Model C Grey .... $2495 olr. cond, ,_,,A OUR ALTERATION SALE. BUSINESS AS 1962 M.S.A. White ,....^.... $ 595 •66 OPEL (K\4- • •«*»**" USUAL WHILE THE WORK GOES ON. Sport Coupe, rodlo ond beater. 1961 M.S.A. Red — $595 EXTRA LOW PRICES '66 PONTIAC 1958 PEUGEOT 403 Grey $ 1*5 Grand Prix 2-dr. H.T., bucket seats, ON ALL USED CARS, TOOI to get onto, trans. 1958 JAGUAR 3.4 Sedan $ 695 '66 CHEVROLET ,.. Faetory Impqio mr. sedan, VI, outo. trans., Salt Me. Pay Dow« P«y MtMkly DOMESTIC power steering. Valiant 2-dr $1950 N $46.58 '66 PONTIAC . 1966 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Green $2150 O $51.36 iomiwlll. *dr. H.T., outo, trons,, Belvedere 550 Classic .- $H95 power stwrtno. a better Chryslers $2895 N $69.84 1965 MUSTANG White Automatic .. $1395 '66 BUICK rearsusp Wagons $2395 { E $57.78 Special 4-dr. sedan, VI, outo. trans., olr. cond. 1965 BUICK Skylark Conv. Red $1495 '66 BUICK FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS 1965 MARLIN H.T. V-8 Red and Black $1395 SpecM station wagon, olr com), Bigger o/to. trans. — WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE 1964 DODGE Dart 2 Dr $ 695 5 YEARS TO PAY —NO MONEY DOWN deal at... •66 BUICK 1961 BUICK Special 4 Dr. Sfwclsl DUX 4-dr. »dan, VI, euto. 51OSodan $1996 trons, 8 Automatic I owner :.. $ 695 '66 FORD s BAYSHORE I960 RAMBLER American Sta. Wgn. $ 295 Mustonj convertible, V4, equipped. " MONMOUTH MOTORS •45 CHEVROLET CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH I960 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Super Stick VMon pick-up truck. Radio on) heater. ''' Hwy. 35 542-2414 Eofonlown b Cylinder -~ $ 295 FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RUSSELL •65 BUICK SPECIAL ^—— Wildcat 2-dr. H.T,, power sitetrlnj and brakes, vinyl top. 291-9200 229-4790 1967 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE OLDSMOBILE- '65 BUICK Super Sport 394 Two-Door Hardtop, Red. $9495 Custom wildcat 4-dr. H.T., olr cond,. One owner. Four-Speed. »Vl#ii' CADILLAC CO. •65 BUICK Eltctra 4-dr wdon, air cond., power SELECT FROM windows. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS '65 CHRYSLER IT'S A NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK New Yorker 4

• DELTA 88's •65 BUICK Sport Wogonf 3 wat, olr contf., powtr Window*. • DELMONT 88's •65 OPEL IF Kodett Sport Coupe, radio on) heater. • NINETY EIGHTS •65 BUICK you need that second car Wlldoof Mr. H.T., power windows. • TORONADOS GREAT •65 OLDSMOBILE Cutk»i Mr. ept. oje.; «utfc tram., bucket seats. THEN •65 BUICK AT WHdoot Custom, air and., power RAISE OUtVHOODS, OPEN OUR TRUNKS, INSPECT •leering, broicae, windows, vinyl top, ~ OUR SHAMPOOED INTERIORS, •64 BUICK Electro 225 3-Or. H.T., air cond.,' WE THINK YOU'LL SEE A DIFFERENCE. power windows. '64 FORD Folaon Deluxt itaNon wagon, auto '67 Dodge $ 816 trans, •64 CHEVROLET Polapa 4-dr. Low Mileage. Carry All station wagon, radio and heater. Like New. 2495 •64 FORD Falcon Future 4-dr. sedan., outo trons,/ rodlo. FOR OUR '63 Pontiac '64 BUICK Electro 4-door hardtop. Cafalina Convertible, •64 BUICK Maroon, White Top. PLUS Special Deluxe 2-dr. coupe, auto, Real Sharp. tram,, rodlo. 1145 '64 PONTIAC Bonnevllle 4-dr. H.T., outo. trons., power steering. '65 Brick $ '64 CADILLAC Riviera, Verde Gr&»n, DeVllle 4-dr: H.T., power windows. Black Interior. Air Cond. s '44 CHEVROLET Impota 2-dr. conv. super sport, VI 2495 127,4 oN floor. '64 CHEVROLET Impota Mr. H.T,, 2O VI, outo. trans. '63 Pontiac TRADES "64 OPEL Gran Prix, Black with Kodett Sport Coupe, radio, two tone. Matching Interior. •64 CHEVROLET VeryRich. STOP IN TODAY Impota 4-dr. hdtp., V* Bower 295 steering, power brakes, AND ASK FOR '64 BUICK LeSabre 4-0r. hdtp,, power '64 Opel $ steering, power brakes. ONE" OF THE 2-dr. Light Beige. '64 PONTIAC "RUSSELL MEN" Star Chlrt 4dr. hdlp., power Real Money Saver. steerlnj, brake*, air cond. 695 '63 BUICK • F,RANK REED Electro S^Jr. H.T , outo. trans., rodlo USED CAR SPECIALS ond hooter. • PRED KOESER '64 Falcon •63 MGB Sta. Wagon. WMte-Red • BILL HOLSEY Roadster 3-door convertible. •63 BUICK Interior. Extra Nice. • ALAN HOLSEY Electro 225 «ir. H T, power steering, AT •.•..-•'.-• 075 power windows. • ?ERT RYPKEMA '63 VOLKSWAGEN 2-daor ledon, radio. '64 Brick $ • BILL DECKER '63 FALCON MONMOUTH COUNTY'S Sportwagon, 9 Passenger. 2-door coupe. For the Growing Family. •63 FORD It Only Takes A Ooloxle 500 4-dr. sedon, uula. tram., 1695 radio. LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER Minute To Get A '63 STUDEBAKER '65 Ford Woooiwlr, 6-cyi., station wagon. Better Deal At $ Golaxie "500" 4-dr., V-8, •62 BUICK LeSobre 2-dr., H.T., outo trons., Auto. Trans., P.S. power steering. Buying a good, dependable used car doesn't have fo be costly. You will see why 1595 Looks Good—Is Good '62 CHEVROLET Impala V-8, 3-jent station wagon, when you come in during GREEN HOT SPECIALS bargain days and look over our power tteerino and povw brokej. RUSSELL , great selection of top quality "OK" used cars. Just about any make or model you "65 Pontiac C Tempest Sport Coupe. T OLDSMOBILE- want to choose from. Why not STOP IN and see us, under the "OK" sign. ; Turquoise—Matching Int. V-B, Auto. Trans., P.S. CADILLAC CO. 1595 100 Newman Springs Rd, FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO

J RED BANK BUICK-OPEL

"The deelorihip where the BOB WHITE 741-0910 cuitomer li Important." CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. OPEN DAILY 'TIL » P.M. HWY. 35 KEYPORTl WEDNESDAY TO A P.M. 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 / RED BANK 264-4000 BUICK-OPEL SATURDAY TO 4 P.M. "WHERE DOiNS BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" (W Mill Sogtti Porkwoy Exll 117) I S*tr«w«bury Ave. 741-6200 New Shrewsbury

\" AUTOS FOE 8A1B AUTOS TOB AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS F0E SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Friity.'Mudi 8, I96&-17 FOMTCAC STATION WAGON - 1157. 1965 PONTIAC — Bozmevllle converti- WAGON 1982 CHIVY JI — Kour u«.. 1K< OLDgMOBILE — aur'lre. Auto- THE DAILY REGISTER I V-8, lUndvd floor ihirt Good condi- ble. Automatic, power, fteerlni. Median- tires. Fine buy. Atlantic HlgnUnds Es< matic. Five-way power. Extra clean. tion. Beit offer. Call 8(2-9821. Icilly aotud. *150o, H7-O78Z •o. Flr.t Avc, Ml-2108. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay- ments of JS.HO per week. HONMOLTH AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTO EXCHANOE, 385 Mapl. Ave. (Rl. 35) Red Batik. 7(7-3830. 19M PONTIAC 8TAR CHMF - Pour- G.M.'s Lowest Priced Car door. Automatic. Very (004 eandltlen. STATION WAGONS Call T41-9305. _ 1966 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1985 MERCURY Colony -p«rk 9 pMlon- CORVAIR 196« — Aulomltlc, rKllo & ger heater. NO MONEY DOWN, Uie over 1981 FALCON Econollne Bus payments of 18.60 pej week. MpN- 1962 PLYMOUTH — 6 passenger MOUTH AUTO.EXCHANOE, MS Maple 1962 FOUD Country Bqulre Ave. (lit. 361. Rid Bank. 747-3830. 1961 VALIANT 1982 FORD — Country Sedan. Station OPEL KADETTS 1963 CHEVROLET — V-S itandard transmission wagon. V-S, radio and heater, power MAURICE SCHWARTZ A SONS steering. No money down. M-4O per Chrysler - Plymouth week. NEPTUNE AUTO DISCOUNT, 141 W. Front St. Red Ban* 717-0787 Rt. 35, Nuptune. 775-7676. 1966 roNTIAC - Four door eiecutlva 1953 BUICK LE SABRE — Hardtop, FROM hardtop. Full ftower—air conditioned. four way power. Leather Interior. NO M795 DOWN PAYMENT. Tike over pay- NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay- ments of $14.SO per week. MONMOl'TH ments of 16.90 weekly. MONMOUTH .AUTO EXCHANGE. 3G5 Maple Ave. Al'TO EXCHANOE. 3Bf> Maple Ave. Four-cyfinder for economy, fully sychronized four- (Rt 35), Red Bank. 7<7-393O. (Rt. 35,, Red Bank. 717-3930. 1965 CHEVROLET^BeI"ATfwaion. Full 1965 MUSTANG — Two-door hardtop, speed transmission for smooth shifting through all power. No money down. $9.20 per week. equipped power steering. Low monthly NKPTl'NE ATTO DISCOUNT Rt. 35, payment*. S1..W3. - , gears. Standard G.M. safety features. Neptune. 775-7676. MULLER CHEVROLET 1963 RAMBLER ••- '600 Classic. Four Hwy 34 Matav SM-S0OO door sedan. I.Ike new. NO DOWN PAY- 1B64 PONTIAC—Two plus two Catallil. FULL TWO-YEAR 24,000-MILE G.M. WARRANTY MENT, 'take over payments of $8.10 And we're making it easier a week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX- hardtop. Full power. No money down. CHANGE, 363 Manld Ave. IB! 35). $9 90 per week. NEPTUNE AUTO DIB- --STOP IN TODAY FOR A TEST DRIVE! than ever to own. •. Only Red Bank. 747-^lt:!O COUNT, nt. 3B. Neptune. T75-7979. Stop in today, and compare 1967 ALPINE — Convertible roadster. 4,000 miles. "Can't be told from new." (More Classified Ads Low monthly payments $1,995. our Cougar rrrpourrdfeFpound MULLER CHEVROLET On TK Next Page) Hwy. 34 Matawan BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL and dollar for dollar the most AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY 2750 completely equipped I u x u r y •Include! freight charges. Sfate ralea tat, sports car in America. license and tttlt extrtir This THE NEXT BEST THING used car is guaranteed TO A NEW CAR: 100%. A USED CAR WITH DIRECT FACTORY ENGLISH MOTORS A 100% LINCOLN — MERCURY GUARANTEE. 34 MAPLE AVENUE 747-4545 RED BANK The 100% guarantee meant we'll repair or replace —• PURCHASE free — every major working part* (or 30 dayi or 1,000 miles. Whichever comes ffirtt. * How can we do it? Eaiy. We give our trade-im the 14-point Irjipsctlon. And fix whatever needed fixing before we put them (Hit on the lot. STOCK SALE I Which is where thoio are> right now, ' SAVINGS •angina • transmission • rear axle • front ax|» assemblies NEW 1968 PLYMOUTHS & CHRYSLERS • brake system • electrical system #7823 BARRACUDA TO BEAT THE BAND! '61 VOLKSWAGEN 5 795 '63 BUICK $1295 TWO-DOOR FASTBACK. Blue sedan. (N-274A) Eleetra "225". Full powers Burgundy, w*ilr« bucket teott. V-8, rodfo, power Air-condiTiopad. steering. Remote mirror. Vorioble wlperj, llgrit March Into poctoge. Automatic tranvnlsskm. Air condl- llonlng. Solex gloss. Undercoat, v*«l covers. '62 VOLKSWAGEN $ 895 '64 PLYMOUTH $1295 Whltewall tires. Black stdan. (V8-3) Bilv.d.ri nin«.p«»r.g«* TWIN-BORO RAMBLER wagon. '68 BARRACUDAS ^3797 '63 VOLKSWAGEN $950 '65 CHEVROLET $1895 AND DRIVE OUT WITH Whit, sedan. Air- I">P«I« SuP«' Sj»rJ two-door #7814 BARRACUDA #7826 BARRACUDA conditioned. (V33A) TWO-DOOR HARDTOP. CONVERTIBLE. Yellow wWi black top ond black bucket sears. '65 FIAT $1195 Gold wlh block vinyl roof. Bucks! soon, VS, V-*, radio, power - steering.' Remote mirror. A 1968 '64 VOLKSWAGEN $ 995 sPyd.r light package. Automata transmission* air condi- Variable wlpere. Until package. Luxury bucket Radio, heater. tioning. Power steering, Solex glau. Under- seots. Wood grain Interior trim, mop prjodiM. Red sedan." (N724A) ( coot, wheel covers. Variable speed wipers. White- r?«tol trim. Automatic transmission. Undercool- wall tlrei. ing, wheel covers. White wall tlrw. RAMBLER • REBEL • JAVELIN • AMBASSADOR '65 VOLKSWAGEN $1195 Mustang coupe. Radio, LIST UST Whit, sedan. (NI40A) healer, automatic. . PRICE PRICE '3692 ?,'«'. '3115 wio-86^311.1 High Trade-ins Low Prices. #7923 FURY III '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 Red sedan. (N8-8) hardtop. Full power. TWO-DOOR FAST TOP. Dork blue wllrl blue vinyl snts. V-8, automatic '47 POHTUC S2275 '65 RAMBLER $1175 '65 RAMBLER 550 $1175 transmission. Radio, power steering, remote mir- Rabal four-door ledan. Ra- 2-door tedan. Automatic, THIS WEEK'S BUY OF THE WEEK ror, undercoat, wheel covers, white woll tires. Firebird. V-8, four*ip«ed on the floor. dio, hiatar. radio and haatar. " A specialty unit ( 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $70C '68 FURYS %?« '3559 '67 REBEL " $2295 '65 TRIUMPH $1150 '64 RAMBLER S950 PICKUP. V.W. 100% GUARANTEE ' '** 2933 Spitfire convertible. Two-door hardtop. Automat- Radio and heater. American four-door itatitfn ic, radio, heatar. Vinyl top. . , . #7833 FURY II #7824 SPORT FURY wagon. Automatic, heater, MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST (r V-8. '65 PONTIAC $1295 radio, power iteering. FOUR-DOOR SEDAN. TWO-DOOR' FAST TOP. • AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER Ivory wlm black vlrryl roof. Btock bucket sears. Tempest 4-door auto. R/H, Avocado grtn. Green vinyl Interior, V4, auto- Light pockoge. - 383 8-cyllnder engine, automatic '67 TRIUMPH $1375 '64 DODGE $895 matic -tforuml salon. Air conditioned. Radio/ transmission. Air conditioned. Rodlo, power Convertible. Like new. '65 THUNDERBIRD S2395 Dart. Automatic, radio, heat- SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. steering. JolejKv gloss, outside remote mirror. power steering. Solex grass, deluxe Mat belts. Undercoat. \ Deluxe* seat belts. Three speed Ra^Io and healer. Landau, goaded. UmJtreoatlng, wtie«l covers, wtilrt woll tlree. wipers. White wall tires. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY u5T Solt S '67 SAAB $1575 '65 REBEL $1475 '64 OLDSMOBILE $1095 LIST tAYfl Thr«»-i«at wagon, like new. 4-dr. automatic. w*t> *T112 F-85. V-8, automatic, PRICE *fJ' I Price 3568 R4H, P.St., V-B. v PRICE JOOO Pric* «9 I lad '66 RAMBLER $1950 radio, heater. "' t Rebel four-door ttation wag- '65 TRIUMPH J1150 on. Automatic, radio, heater^. Spitfire convertible. '64 CLASSIC 770 $1095 1964 SATTELITES 2-door hardtop. Auto. '66 AMERICAN $1475 '65 FORD $1450 R/H, P.S. #7847 SATTELITE Fairlane 500, auto., R&H. #7921 SATTELITE 4-door ledan. Auto. R/H. SPORT WAGON. TWO-DOOR HARDTOP. 289 engine; '63 TRIUMPH $1195 Three seals. Yellow with black vinyl Interior. 311 V-t engine. Radio, .power steering, remote Dark Mue wllti block vinyl roof. Buck bucket '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '65 CHEVROLET $1275 TR-4. convertible. mirror. Three speed wiper. Deluxe wheel covers. seote. Rodlo, power storing. Remote mirror. Sedan, radio, white. 4-door sedan. Radio, heater. Wire wheeli. Air conditioning. Sure grip differential. Two- Three^peed wipers. Deluxe wheel covers. Light way toll gate wlm wiper and washer. Rcol rack. package, automatic transmission. Undercoat, white Solex olass. unoercoot ond white wall tires. . wall tires. - " NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED BANK $ 1966 CHEVY II $1695 3574 Nova Super Sport two-door hardtop. Automatilice pt Jrt' 2943 „_• tra-nimiiiion,,,tra-niminion,,jjdioM , hiiter, buckst t«ah; #7795 1948 CHRYSLER 1966 CHEVROLET $1995 —NEWPORT; pp Two-door hordtop. Ivory, block vinyl roof, Mac* miiiioni-radio, ht«ttrlpowtr. ttaaring. , vinyl bencti seats with arm rests. Torg-fllte .olr conditioning. Rodlo, power brakes, power steerlnc Tinted "gloss, remote cwitroj outside mirror. Foom 1966 CORVAIR $1?95 cushions, undercoat, white woll tires. Light Dockage. Sport Cbupt". Standard irammiiiidh, "radio,1 heater. 7 Deluxe teat belts. AtaFord Dealer LIST Salt 1965 CHEVROLET _ $1795 PRICE Price '3859 "68 CHRYSLERS Impala V-8 Super Sport two-door hardtop. Automatic trans^ mission, radio, heater, power steering, bucket seats. #7800 1968 CHRYSLER #7812 1968 CHRYSLER A-1 USED CARS AT WHITE TAG SALE PRICES! NEW YORKER. "300." 1965 CHEVELLE $1595 Malibu V-8 two-door hardtop. Automatic Four-door hardtop. Burgundy with btock Interior. Two-door trardtop. Silver grey, block vinyl, roof, '65 Chevy $12951'65 Mercury $1950 Sure grip differential, auto-temp olr condltlorHno,, block bucket seats, radio, power steering, power '60 Mercury $295 trammisiion, radio, heater, power steering.' rodlo wild rear speaker, power seats, power brakes. Three speed wipers, reor speaker. Light Sports Van. Colony Park Wagon. windows, disc brakes, tinted glass, door edge Mckoge. Auto-temp olr conditioning, white woll Wagon. molding. Deluxe seat bells, white wall tires. tires. Power windows, clock, solex gktss, remote 1964 CHEVROLET $139S Rear window defogger. , mirror,., Undercoot. Deluxe seatI beltWills. Impala V-8 convertible. Automatic' transmission, ,radio, heater, power iteerinaj. LIST Sale $, Sale '62 Chevy $495 '65 Mercury SI295 '66 Cty. Sdn. $1995 \M|C Price 4581 Price '4300 Nova wagon, Monterey. Wagon, 10 passenger. 1963 FAIRLANE $1095 NTJ/STATE SALES TAX AND LICENSING ADDITIONAL 500 V-8 two-door hardtop. Automatic transmmjon, • radio, heater, power iteering. '" "'• SAME '63 Fairlane $850 '65 Ford $1495 '64 Lincoln $2195 SALE jxie $00 four-door 1963 PONTIAC $1095 LL SERVICE Continental, air. 1 • Catillna convertible. Automatic tranimlislon,' ' ENDS WEDNESDAY hardtop, power steering. 1 WE HAVE GIVEN r radio, heater, power steering.. SINCE 1919* MARCH 13. 1967 f 65 Falcon $85i 1963 PLYMOUTH ' $ 995 * Four-door. '65 Mustang $1495 WW $2395 , ! Fory V-8 two-deor hardtop. TOP QUALITY USED CARS Convertible. ;*" Galaxie "500" ' .^ 'Standard trantmisiton, radio, heater. executive cars t SAME LOW PRICES '64 Falcon $950 1962 CHEVROLET $995 '65 Fairlane $1495 Impala V-8 two-door hardtop. Future wagon. Automatic tranmission, radio, heater,fpower steering. J967 PLYMOUTH 1967 PLYMOUTH 1966 IMPERIAL '" "500" wagon. '66 T-Bird $2695 ~ FuryJ III, Hire* Mai wogan, olr- Fury, four-door tedon, olr-condl- Pour-door hardtop, full power, olr- conditioned, power steering, auto- lloned, power stwring, automatic condllloned. Landau, stereo tape. matic transmission, whltewall tlrw. transmission, whltewall tires, TRUCKS • 1966 LINCOLN '63Cty.Sq. $995 '66 Mustang $1695 1967 PLYMOUTH Continental, four-door alr-eondl- t96S MERCURY 9 passenger. 1964 CHEVROLET $1095 Btflvede e. four-door sedan, V8, tloned, full power, Colony Park station wagon* auto- '67 Cry. Sq. $2750 Van. Like new. automatic . transmission, power 1966 OLDSMOBILE matlc transmission. pow«r *twr- Air conditioned. Iteerlng.' Irrfl, Plvo new rlre». \» '66 Galaxie $1795 "68" four-door hardtop, VS. auto- , 1965 WILLYS JEEP PANEL $1295 matlc tronsml&slon, power steering;, '64 Chevy $1050 1967 PLYMOUTH "500" two-door Fury, four-door hordtop, olr-condl- 1966 VALIANT 1965 CHRYSLER Biscayne wagon. tlond, .power steering, 'automatic Four-door *edan, slx-ay Under, auto- *!300" convertible, full power, auto- • hardtop. '65 Lincoln $2895 1959 DODGE $995 matic transmission. matic transfrilulon. transmission, whltewoll tires. r Continentl four-door, '/i -ton pick up. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM '''" air conditioned. 1959 FORD $ 295 '64 Gate $1150 66 Mustang $1750 '/i -tqn panel. - Four-door. • Landau. '66 Lincoln $3895" '66 Custom $1195 '66 Galaxie $1850 Continental four-door, & KH "500" four-door. Convertible. air conditioned. LOW MAURICE SCHWARTZ BANK PAYMENT A SON*-1. INC. FINANCING Monmouth County's Largest Ford Dealer SINCE I9lt CHEVROLET HWY. 36 EATOMTOWN OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 MOUNT-ENGLISH (NEXT TO MOIOR VtHICLE INSPECTION STATION) 141 W. FRONT ST. 747-0787 RED BANK Since 1904 Monmouth & Maple1 Aves., Red Bank 741-6000 542-1126 AUTOS rOH«AIJ! AUTOS FOH SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE 18—Friday, March 8, 1968 AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOB SALE — «e*a" otvuit, fullr THE DAILY REGISTER 1MT VALIANT—V-J0O four-door ••dan. 1M OTO-doo* condK J TurquolK with black Interior. 13,000 brand new. Automatic off (tat, control, miles. Balance of ilve-yMr warranty AaUnf HMO. OaU M2-M63. AUTOS FOB SALE , transferable, six-cylinder wltb automat- fUBT paymeou. A sure sign of a Great Deal. ic tranimlnlon am] radio. MAURICB mt FORD FAIRLAN« - Foar-apetd SCHWARTZ A SONS, 141 W, Front 8L, tranamladbii. Beit offer. Call after 4 "tiULLER CHEVROLET YOU Red Bank. 717-0187. p.m., 747-0398. ^__ G.T.X. Hwy. 34 Matawan 5as<0OO PONTIAC 1964 — Star Chief, foi PONTIAC 1962 — Bonneville convertible, CONVERTIBLE door hardtop, Blx-way power. Kxtra automatic, full power. NO MONEY 1965 OTO SPORT COUPE - Four- clean. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over DOWN. Take over payments of $e.«0 iceed Radio and heater. Like new. FIRE ENGINE RED payments of (0.80 per week. MON- per week MONMOOTII AUTO EX- NO-MONEY DOWN. T»ko wt Pay- MOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE. 3<9 Ma- CHANGE, 365 MapU Ave. (Kt. 35), mentfof *l«.2O per week. MONMOUTH Four on the floor ple Ave., (Rt. 39), Red Bank, 747-393D. Red Bank, 747-3930. . AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 Maple Ave. (Rt. 35) Red Bank. T'7.3930. CANT 440 Magnum engine 183S FORD OALAXIK 1981 CHEVROLET IMPALA - V-8, 10,000 miles 1100 four*door, power steering. Call M2- 1M2 RAMBLER — Four-door. Engine Call 7(7-2265 between <-« 3409. ["excellent condition. Asking J295. Call IMMACULATE CONDITION 196< CHRYBLER — Sedan, New Yorker, 1383 PONTIAC — Sport coupt. Bonne 747-3M3 after 7 p.m. 291-9200 fully equipped, power steering, powei vllll, V8, fully equipped, power steer 1984 PONTIAC - Catallna, two-door Top Quality brakes. Low month!/ payments. $1,109 ing, power brake*. Low monthly pay- hardtop. Power steering, power brakes. BAYSHORE MULLER CHEVROLET manta. $1,1S3.' Automatic transmission. Can be seen BEAT at Arnone's Texaco Station, Broad It., MULLER CHEVROLET CHRYSLER^PLYMOUTH Hwy. 31 Matawan M6.8O00 and White Rd., Shrewubury. Hwy. M Atlantic Highlands 196« PONTIAC — Four-door Star Chit! 1967 427 CORVETTE - Convertible. hardtop. Low mileage. NO MONEY 1934 PLYMOUTH - Station wagon. USED CARS 1964 BUICK — Four-door Wildcat hard- DOWN. Take over payments of (7.70 Automatic. 28,000 miles, premium llrei. Two tops, power windows, AM-FM top. Full power. Leather Interior. Like per week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX- A-t Asking 11050. M2-4219 radio. 747-2840. new. NO MONEY DOWN. "Take over CHANGE, 385 Maple Ave. (Rt. 35) CHEVROLET 1964 BEL AIR — Wagon. 1955 PLYMOUTH — Four-door iedan. payment* of 110.80 per week. MON- Maple Ave. (Rt. 33) Red Bank. 7<7- V-8, double power. Low mileage. NO Radio, heater. »0. Call after • p.m. McCARthy MOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 Ma- 3930. MONEY DOWN. Take over payments ple Ave. (Rt. 33) Red Bank. T47-3930. LINCOLN 1B65 — Air, leather «eata, of tS.60 per week. MONMOUTH AUTO 1S63 FORD — Country Squire, V8, nine 1966 DODGE $2300 1965 RAMBLER $1425 1962 PLYMOUTH $ 750 1959 CHEVROLET full power. Will take reasonable offer. EXCHANGE, 365 MAPLE Ave. (Rt. J5> passenger, fully equipped, power staer. Red Bank, 747-3930. Pploro, two-door hardtop, V8 auto- "770" Classic . two-door hardtop.. Sport Fury convertible, V8, avto- • JI05 229-2211. ' nir, all n«w Urea. A-l physical and matic transmission, power steering. Automatic transmission. White. meohanlcal. Fully guaranteed. Low matic transmission. Block wilh red I960 CHEVROLET WAQON — Six paf- 1965 VOLKSWAGEN —Radio. Clean. Very low miie-jge. Greet). 19«7 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE — senger V-8. Excellent meohanlcal con- Excellent condition. Call Interior. Four-speed. Whltewalla, radio, heater. dition. Suitable for second car. Priced 741-6316. 1966 CHEVROLET $185d"1964 CORVAIR $950 Beautiful condition. 671-1067. - for rapid tale. Call 7U-334O. 1963 OLDSMOB1LB - Holiday 88 tour- Hwy. 34 Matawan 596-8000 LOW, LOW OVERHEAD! door hardtop, -Ju!!y «uipr»o, full pow-- 1U84 WOKD "- Country thulre. NIM. Blscdyne. Four-door station wagon. Spyder two^docr sport coupe. Four- er. No money down. 18.40 per week. Dassenier wagon. V-8, automatic, lour- SKY.HI&H •••••;< " Automatic transmission. Radio ond speed. Radio and heater. Blute, 1962 PONTIAC $840 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE NEPTUNE AUTO DISCOUNT, Rt 35, way pom-r NO MONEY DOWN. Tak. hooter. B/owfi. Neptune. 775-7676. over payments of S11.10 per wtjk.- TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES Bonnevllls four-door hardtop. Aufo- 1067 MUSTANO — V-8, stick. Excel- MONMOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE. 365 . matlc power steering, power brakM, lent condition. 12000. Must sell, dratted. Maple Ave. (Rt. 85) Red Bank. 747-3930 $1595 Call 741-2435 after 5:30 p.m. 1966 COMET $1350 Bel Air station wugon. V-B, auto- rudlo ond healer. Whllt. '2O21 6-cylfnder, standard transmli- matic transmission, power steering, 1964 CADILLAC DeVILLE — All POW- (More Classified Ads SERVICE that SATISFIES slon, 2-door iedan, white, heater power brakes, radio and heater. er. Factory air. 12230. Call 747-5810 and radio. Black. after 6 pm. • . ^ 1963 VALIANT CONVERTIBLE — New On The Next Page) 1962 MERCEDES $1450 top* • new tires., Low mileage. Original 220S. Block. Four-door. Four-speed OVER $3500 U Chevrolet El Camlno Plck-Up owner. JJS95. Call 787-5520. CHECK THESE 1965 BUICK $1900 m CHEVROLET $ 950 M Oldsmoblli N 4-Dr. sdn. Skylark. Two-door hardtop. Gran transmission. * 45 Ford Oalaxle 5«n Drr Mri. 1968 CHEVROLET — Impala, Two-door Corvalr Spyder, Sport Coupe, foun- it Codlllcc Mvllta HP. Cpt Spori. Four-speed. Mag wheels. 45 Ford Calnlt JOOHp. CpilA hardtop. V-8, automatic, double power. AUTOS FOR SALE speed transmission, turbo-engine, M Cadillac Calais Hp. Sdn. LOW OVERHEAD White. M Cadillac NO MONEY DOWN. Take over n»y- blue. DevllU Convtn. menta of 113.10 per week. MONMOUTH USED CARS M Cadillac MVHI4 HP, Sdn, $1000-$!500 AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 Maple Avt., 1962 T-BIRD IT Cadillac™ Fleetwood Broughom (Rt. 35), Red*Bank. H7-3930. 1965 CHEVROLET $1925 47 Cadillac Devilll Convert. <4 Chtvralet Impala Hp. Sdn. 1963 BUICK $1250 TwMtoor hardtop, full power. Blut. •68 IMPALA tmpoia Super Sport. Two-door hard- U Cadillac Devllll 4-Dr. San. 44 Oldlmobllt Dynamic USto. Wan. 1963 MERCEDES BENZ W0 — 28.000 « Cadillac Devllle Hp. Cpt 45 Ford Mustang Convert. mllei. Like new. 11300 firm. Call after Custom coupe. Low mileage. Ful'V top. V8 automatic transmission. LeSobre, four-door sedan automatic 6 p.m. 671-2964. equipped Includlns power steering Power steerlno, heater ond n.idio. transmission, power steering, power 44 Oidsmobllt Super Gl Hp. Sdn. and brakes. Save close to SLOW. Yellow wltti block vinyl top. brakes. White (4 Oldlmobllt Super 88 Hp. Sdn. 1965 RAMBLER — "660" Classic, four, $3000-$3500 40 Cadillac Dtvlllt 4-Dr. Sdn. door tedan. Like new. NO DOWN PAY- 100% 1961 PONTIAC $725 45 Rambler Classic Convert. MENT. Take over paymenu of W.10 IS Cadillac DtvllH Hp. Sdn. '68 CHEVROLET Tempest station wagon. Four-door. 41 ChryiHr ]M Hp. Cpe a week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX- Nomad' Station Wogon. Powerallde. 1965 RENAULT $ 925 1963 CHEVROLET $ 750 CHANGE, 365 Maple Ave., (Rt $5), low* mlleaae, power steering, rodio R-8 four-door. Automatic transmis- Bel Air, four - door, six . cylinder, Air-conditioned. Automatic transmis- $2500-53000 Red Bank, 747-3S3O. and wtillevralls. Huge savings. sion, radio and heater. White. stick, radio, heater. Blue. sion. Radio and heater.. Tan. $50041000 30-DAY IT Olosinolillt, Cullosi Sta. Wgn. 43 Oldsmoblli Dynamic HHp. Sdn. •68 CAMARO <7 Oldsmoblli Mlmont n Hp. Sdn. AUTOS FOR SALE •1 Cadillac Dtvill* Hp. Sdn. Spori coupe. Low mlleoue. Fully a Cadillac Dtvlllt Hp. Sdn. equipped. ti otdsnwtllt n Hp. Sdn. MECHANICAL 17 Ambauodar DPL Hp. Cpt UNDER $500 •68 CHEVROLET BUHLER& BITTER INC. U Pontlac Btmtvlll* aroughom HEY MOM! Pickups. Vi and '/4-ton. Take your 57 Oidsmobllt H 4-Dr. Sdn,. pick. Priced for quick sale. 41 Chtvrolit Corvalr 4-Dr. Sdn, GUARANTEE $200042500 SI Bulck super Hp. Sdn. We have that 5» Chevrolet Brookwood sta. Win. Authorized PLYMOUTH-VALIANT Dealer M Cadillac FlMtwood 4-Dr. Sdn. U Oldsmobllt tt Lux. Sdn. Second Car •66 MALIBU $1895 HWY. 35 264-0198 HAZLET «Chevrohl coprlct Hp. Cpt Budket seals, radio, automatic, power M Codlllae Dtvlllt Hp. Cpt WRIVE SOLD t, SERVICED "65 Chevrolet steering. Very, very clean. 89 BROAD ST. 264-9090 KEYPORT u oidsmobllt it Hp. Sdn. FOR 5* YEARS — ' you've been Four-door hirdtop. Eight eylin- •66 IMPALA $1995 <1 Cadillac Dtvlllt Hp. Cpt •UY WITH CONFIDENCE. <7 Oldlmobllt Cutlass F«4-Dr. Sdn. dtr, automatic traniminion, lir Bucket seots, automatic, power a pontlac orandprlx Hp. Cpt looking for steering., radio, blue with blue bucket conditioned. Powtr. Kofi. Come In now 'and drive a bargain! $1500-$2000 under $|,000 a oidsmobllt II Hp. Sdn. '66 CORVAIR $1395 (5 Oldsmoblli a 4-Dr. Son. $1695 Cm convertible. 4 on ths floor* (5 Oldlmobllt Cullon HP. Cpt CADILLAC—OLDSMOIILI BILL LANZARO'S bucket seots, maroon. Very clean. a Cadillac Dtvlllt Hp. Sdn. <1 Cadillac Dtvlllt Hp. Sdn. Broadway at Fourth : • SIMCA ~ * SUNBEAM •66 DOD&E $1695 a Oldsmoblli Dynamic MHp. Sdn. Dot' 4-*>or sedan. I cyl.. stick shift. a Chevellt Mailbu Hp. Cpt Long Branch ,. ;'..""'-.. S66>2224 * '64 Chevelle Blue wltti matching Interior. 15 Ford Country Sq.Sfo. Wgn. H Oldlmobllt n 4-Dr. Sdn. 222-1234 334 Main St. Mulawan Four-door. Eight cylinder, '66 FORD $1895 automatic tranimitilon. Galaxle 500 4-door sedan. 8 cyl./ automatic power steering.' Low mile- age, ono owner. Black, •66 CHEVROLET $2095 $1195 Impala Super Sport 2 outo. trommlulon, povm. Blsccryne station wagon. 8 cyl., auto- Flashers, 2-Specd Wipers and Washers, Front ond Speed Wipers and Washers, Front and Rear Retract- matic, power steering. Nice condi- Roar Retractable Seat Belts/ Shoulder Beth, WaN-To- able Seat Bells, Wall-To-Woll Carpeting, Day/Nile $1495 tion. White wltti red Interior. Wall Carpeting, Day/Nlttf-ftHrror, Outsldj Mirror, SI* Mirror, Outside Mirror, Side Marker Lights,. Light Marker Lights. Package, Electric Clock, Deluxe Steering Wheel. BUICKS FROM '2563 '64 PONTIAC $1275 Station wagon. Fully equlppsd. 'Very NOW % NOW $ clean Inside ond out. One owner, ONLY '64 Ford very tow. mileage. ONLY 2397 5-YEAR. 50,000-MIU WARRANTY Hardtop. Eight cylindtr, auto- '64 CHEVROLET $1295 matic transmission. Powtr. Suburban Carryall. Economy plus ^wm7~Very~-ctieap "to~ rurr—Rear- —One— —In The— seats can be token out. Good for ^~11295"^ family or business use. Of The LARGEST USEirCAITSELECTIONS Shore Area! '64 CHEVROLET $1195 TERMS FROM NO MONEY DOWN! UP TO 4-YEARS TO PAY! NO PAYMENTS TIL MAY! 2-DOOR SPECIAL COUPE _Noya4_2-door; ha clop. 6 cf\., cuto- •47 PONTIAC FIREBIRD S2S97 motlCf power. steering. Blue with •65 PLYMOUTH $1097 '65 VOLKSWAGEN ...... $ 997 Like new condition. V-8 engine, WPontiac matching Interior. Fury III hardtop, R&H, automatic, 2-dr., radio, heater, W.W. tlrw, ' etc. Very economlco! slick shift. power steering, vinyl Interior. INCLUDES: 150 H.P. six-cylinder engine — automatic Banntvill* hdtp. Eight cyllndar, '64 IMPALA $1395 •67 CADILLAC S5Z97 •65 RAMBLER $ 897 8 cyl., automatic power - steering. Sedon DeVille, fact, alr-cond. ond CONVERTIBLES Closslc "770", 2-dr. hardtop, transmission — seafKelts — two-speed wiper and wind- automatic transmission. Powtr. Blue wlttl white roof. fun power equipment, iMfher R&H, W.W. tires. Interior, vinyl roof, etc. •64 FORD $1997! shield washers — back up lights. Four-way flasher — en- '64 MALIBU $1295 •47 CHRYSLER $2997 Galaxli '500' conv., R&H, Auto., J64 CHEVROLET $1097 "300' 4-dr, hardtop, bucket seats, power steerjna, • W W. tires, Impala 2-dr. hardtop, radio, hearer, ergy absorbing steering column — dual master cylinder 2-door hardtop. 6 cyl., automatic. wheel covers, e*tc. $1295 One owner, like new. Maroon with automatic, R8.H. A beauty. -automatic etc. matching Interior. "47 VALIANT $1997 •66 PLYMOUTH $1577 •64 CHRYSLER $1297 —- padded instrument panel — outside rear view mirror, v-200 i-Ur. vs, R&H, automatic, Belvedere II conv., R&H, Auto.,' Now Yorker, 4-dr. hardtop; auto- W.W. tires, very low mileage. I plus many, other standard items. '64 FORD $1295 power steering, etc. matic, R&H, power steering. "63 Chevrolet Galoxle 50O 2-door hardtop. 8 cyl., "64 PLYMOUTH $1997 '65 CHRYSLER $1297' J4V.RAMBLER ..".$ 797 .automatic, power steering. Yellow 2-dr. hardtop, automatic, power Newport conv., R&H, Auto., • American 2-dr hardtop, R&H, Carryall. Six cylindtr, wlm black•• ylityl trim. steering, wtiltewall tires, etc. power steering, etc. outomatlc, W.W. tilts. 11 •66 SUNBEAM IMP $ 997 '63 OLDS "88 $12971 "64 OPEL KADET $ 797 ^ standard transmission. •64 CHEVROLET $1195 Radio, healer, etc. Conv., R&H, automatic, power { 2-dr., R&H. economy plus Beta I r 4-door $tedan. 6 cytr,- auto- Very economical. steering, brakes, etc. (' •63 CHRYSLER $1297 matic, power, steering. Blue wftti '66 CHEVELLE $1797 •63 DODGE DART....S 897? matching Inteirtor. "300 J"# hordtop, automatic, power Mailbu 2-dr. hardtop. Radio, healer, Conv., R&H, automatic, power f BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL $795 steering, brakes, windows, seats, automatic, Vitillewall tires, etc. . steering, W.W. tires, etc. ,' 1 olr conditioned, prom. W.W. tires. •64 CHEVROLET $1195 '66 FORD $1397 '63 COMET S 5971 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY Belalr 4-door sedan. 6 cyl.. auto- Fal lane 500, 2-dr. hardtop. Radio, Callente conv., R&H, aulo., / •62 CORVAIR $ 597 matic, power itperlng. Green with heater, oi/tomotlc, power steering, vinyl Interior, etc. (> Monw, 4-dr. Radio, heater, aulo- ihl Interior. '67 Ford while-wall titcs. ' motlc, vinyl bucket seats, etc. f OTHERS 66 CHRYSLER 52697 '62 CHRYSLER $ 897 Mustang hardtop. Eight cylindtr, '64 CHEVROLET $1395 "300" 4-dr. hardtop, automatic, tmpolo sport coupe. B cyt., outo- Now Yorker 4-dr., automatic, power power sloer., brakes, windows, etc. ^/•v STATION WAGONS>/>/ automatic transmission. , mollc, power-steering. Dark fjrwn* steering, brakes, windows, air cond. '66 PONTIAC $2497 '62 FORD $ 697 VISIT OUR Star Cnief, "I-dr hardtop, power •65 PLYMOUTH !:....$! 397 > •64 VOLKSWAGEN $945 brakes, windows. Fury III wogon, R&H, aulo., J E( ono lino Van, windows all around. 2-door sedan. Clean as a whist If. power sleer., etc. Lots of room. > f $2295 fliufl wltti matching interior. "66 DODGE DART $1397 62 PONTIAC $ 697 2-dr. i cylinder, R&H, •64 CHRYSLER $1497 Carolina 4-dr. hand fop, R&H, auto- Newport 9|>-ss., p&H, auto., • . !lkk jlilft.. IIKIMC, power ileeHny, etc. '64 BUICK $1395 power steering, b;dkes, elc. \ LeSob.e 4-door hardtop. 8 cyl.. auto- "66 VOLKSWAGEN $1397 •62 PLYMOUTH $ 397 ''63 RAMBLER $ 597 matic, power steering ond brakes. Mint rnTfltbn, very economical. Fury 4-dr. sedan, R&H, automollc, '67Pontiac ' Station wagon, R&H, auto., etc. '> extra clean. Bronze wfth while top. •65 CADILLAC $3697 * ' lots of room. W.W tires, etc. .Fleelwood FlroiKjhcm; Focjory air " FOUR FLOORS Four-door. Eljht cylinder auto- '62 VOLKSWAGEN $ 597 '63 CHEVY II $795 conditioned and fully power '"64 OLDS $1297 matic transmission, air condi- 4-door. Automatic. One owner, low cqiHjn?d. Very low mileage, • Fiesta wagon, air cond., power Good transportation, real economy. i steering, brakes, W.W. tires. « tioned. mlleoge, . , "65 IMPERIAL $2897 •61 CADILLAC $ 997 Crown 4-df. hardtop! Factory air • »'64 PLYMOUTH $1097 Fleetwood 4-dr. hordtop, air cond- '63 CHEVROLET $995 conditioned, fully power equipped, i Fury wagon, RAH, automatic, itioned, lull power, extra clean. MANY MORE i power steering, etc. Betolr stolion wagon. 6 cyt,, auto- '65 MUSTANG $1497 "61 VOLVO $ 897 $2695 matic power steering. Good family Hardtop, aulomatlc, power steering, •63 FORD L...$ 997 122-S. 4-dr., R&H& vinyl Interior, OF FORDS TO CHOOSE FROM W.W. tires. car. very clean. i Country Squire, wAgon. R&H, , auro., power steering;* W.W. •61 CORVAIR $ 397 '65 OLDS $1597 DURING OUR tires, etc. 4-dr. R&H, aulomatlc, bloc*. '63 FORD $795 Hardtop, Jehtor "08" i#ir., RAH, Falrlone 2-door. S-cyl., stick shift. outomaflc, power steering, brakes. '63 VALIANT $ 797 j '60 MERCEDES BENZ ....$ 797 One owner. Gold with motctilny In- nlr rorvlliloned, R&H, "Wl SE," 4-dr.| sedan. DAILY FORD lerlor. •65 CHEVROLET $1497 auto , elc. Perfect 2nd car. WHITE TAG SALE! Impala 4dr., R&H, power •58 PONTIAC $ 297 RENTALS 63 OLDS $995 steering, etc. OTHERS /v\*w£ Star Chief 2-dr, R&Jt^a^o, «tc. conve,tlble. a cyl,, automatic. SPECIAL PRICES ON EVERY CAR! Full power. Very clean. While wllti OPEH SEE THE ALL NEW htd imatctilng Interior. EVES. 'TIL '68 TOYOTA •- Now In Our Showroom E2S •62 CHEVROLET $695 7:30 Over 100 New & Used tars & Trucks to Choose From Bekrfr 4-door sedan. ' a cyl., auto- Ovor 5 Acroi of Automobilos — matic, plus with matching In lor I or. Monmouth County's Largest Chrysler-Plymouth Facility TRUCK BUYERS — SET THE WHITE SALE PRICES ON TOM'S BUY NOW OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW RANGER PICK-UPS !!! AND SAVE!, FORD Monmouth County's Largest Ford Dealer McCARthy INC. MOUNT-ENGLISH HWY. 35 KEYPORT 291-1101 I 264-1600 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands ' Since 1904 Monmouth & MapU Avst., Red Bank 741-6000 1968 1 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALR AUTOS, FOB SALE MOBILE HOMES BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE THE DIILY REGISTER Fndtfr *• ~' .? ISO OLMMOBILI _ Four-door bird- 1969 COUNTRY SQUDtl STATIOh 8x8J KOZT TRAILER — Ortat bache- RUBBER STAMPS - Hade to order GIRL FRIDAY — Hostess and office top. HT3. Oil aftor 4 p.m. WAQON. Fully equipped. In eioeUen lor pad. Must b* uen to be appred- Fast, efttdwt eenrlce. Use at home or work. Five dan a week. 9 to 4. Apply HELP WANTED — MALE HELP WANTED — MALE • 948-4058 condition. RASSAS PONTIAC, 395 alcd. Gall 264-52M. business. CHI' 741-3227 or 787-2403. In parson? Lock, Stock and Barrel, 121 Fair Haven Rd. Fair Haven. 1M3 BTUDEBAKER HAWK — Four- $1785 Broad 9L, Ked Bank. 741-5180. FURNITUItE MOVINO — Attics and mi- 9. REAVES TRAILER SALES ipeett. Very good condition. J575. Cull 1748 Ocean Ave. (Laurelton Circle) cellars deued. Free estimates, Call AITRSS3ES — For luncheon. Experi 747-3003. •nee necessary. Apply In penon. Claire FULL DELIVERY PRICE 1595 DODOE — Sport coupe Coronet Bricktown. N.I. 899-4CS3 Coby'« Inn, lit. 9 and 31. Madison AUTO BODY MAN 1983 VALIANT — V 200. Excellent con- "MO" V8, fully equipped, power Btee: A Quality trailer for every budget EXPERT WATCH, Clock and jewelry dition. Low mileage. Asking $600. Call Ing, low monthly payments. 11,695. AALlte - Terry « Monitor - Playmorl repairing. Year's guarantee, work done New high pay plus incentive now in effect for experienced man. BUICK'S Rollta - Travel Mate Tent Camper on premises. H. Roaln. Jeweler, 18 W 1ECRETARY — Competent In typing, •m-mo. MULLER CHEVROLET Front Bt., Red Bank. [ght ateno, clerical. Ability with tech- J982 OLDSMOBILE 88 - Four-door, NEW 1968 OPEL KADETTE Hwy. J4 Matawan 666-8001 ilcal wurris desirable, Stuaily position, All company, benefits including paid holidays, vacations and uni- hardtop. 45,000 miles. Clean. 1700. Dean ,SCHIFFMAN TREE HciMMINO — Winter rates. Re lours flexible: Private office in moil- e seen Colonial Cltgo, E. Front and 462-5563. ness my aim. Your satisfaction my 291-1101 •print St. Call 711-C641 or 872-1861. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE guarantee. Call Jerry (or free esti- The Interior Bhop. 81 Whit* Rd,, mates and guggealions. 787-3243, Shrewsbury. 747-2306. Mt NOVA - Chevrolet wagon. Bll 1866 PONTIAC CATALINA — Two-door 1S53 GALAXIE FORD — Very gooi hardtop. Low mileage. Excellent, condl jfo'ndltlon. Call arter 6 p.m. JUNK CARS BOUGHT 1PPLICATIONS BEING ACCEBTED — cylinder, straight stick. NO MOSEY tlon. Asking $1995. Call alter 5 p.m. 787-8791 RENT A CARRIER :n fabric department Good opportunity, DRIVERS - SALESMEN DOWN. Take over payments or $8.80 566-0652. Twinbrook Auto Wrecking Going on vacation? Need a luggagi mmedlate advancement, Superama, per week. MONMOUTH AUTO ,EX- 1953 FORD — Coupe. 239 flathead, tach carrier? Made for all cars, especlalll s'ew Shrewsbury. BE YOUR OWN BOSS CHANGE, 365 Maple Ave. (Rt. 35) 1963 FAIRLANE WAGON — Automatic. and accessories. Earonrown . 542-2235 convertibles. Larry's Auto Seat Covers, Ked -Bank. 747-3930, New tires and brakes. 21,000 miles. Ex. 741-8768. Malawan, 506-3016. CENTAL ASSISTANT — Full time, Ex- SELL CARNIVAL BAR ICE CREAM PROW A REVOLUTIONARY cellent condition. $750. 747-9228. GET CASH KOR YOUR FOREIGN — lerlenccd only. Write to Box 2-131, The NEW MOBILE ICE CR6AM TRUCK 1»16 FORD — Sport coupe, LTD Vfc 1867 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE — AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS WINTER SPECIAL, — New raofa. .lly Register. Red Bank. fully equipped. Dark blue with white 1666 FAIRLANE aT-3-speed floor shift, AM/FM radio and heater. J360O. Call AT MONMOUTH MOTORB, INC., Hwy. labor and all material 113 a 100 BQ, • CHOOSE ONE OF OUR THREE NEW Ylnyl roof, power steering. Low monthly mags. Like new. Call after 12 noon. 671-1223. 35, Eatontown. 542-2414. ft, ten year warranty. Also free es- CtOlIESTIC HELP — Mfddletown. One payment*. S2.O95. 787-2786. lay per week. Own transportation. Ref- MONEY MAKING PUNS 1&63 THUNDERBirtD HARDTOP timates, aluminum siding, gutters and irenceg. Call 67M1T8. - MULLER CHEVROLET 1964 2 + 2 HYDRAMATIC — Power steer- Excellent condition. J125O leaders. MODERN ROOFING, " 787- 1. Work « o company •mployee, tarn top wooes. Ing and bucket seats. A real beauty. 842-4204. AUTO PACTS-REPAIRS 7974 or 787-7819. , 2. Lews o truck wlHi no Invtstmen*, be your own boss. ,—. - Bwy. 34 Matawan 666-8000 KAS8AS PONTIAC, 395 Broad St., Red ^ 3. Own yoar-own truck oiRJer our low lovestmeni, liberal flnarifclfta plcn FORD 105" ~ t-Artm. New tire.8. an TOOL ROXK8 FOR PICK.IJP .«',.. CAKPENTEK — Will do repairs and HELP WANTED - MALE 1907 OLDSMOBILE — V-8. Needs work. Bank. 741-BlBU: Eves. 'Ill 9. remMWlnt. Large or •mall jorsi; K&s- . • EXPERT TRAINING AND GUIBANCE J60. Call ... battery. Radio, heater. Power steerlns Call • WELL ESTABLISHED, PROTECTED TERRITORIES 1&G6 CHJCVELLE ^- Convertible, Mailbu, Automatic. Good running condition. $1 787-6959 aonablo. 787-1907. CAREER IN SALES '787-5815. V8, fully equipped, power ateerlng, low Call 899-1956. • EARN A GOOD YEAR'S PAY IN 4 MONTHS.-. monthly payments. $i,B95, 14" PLYMOUTH CHROME REVERSE ROOMS PANELED—Porches screened, • START IMMEDIATELY •11KH FORD — New battery, good Urea. 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA WAdON— window rope Installed. Additions and hnw m!il>age. On rage-kept. Vinyl In- —Rlmu with 6.05 14" Goodyear powe alterations. Ed Luker, 741-2109. Apply Mon. -. Soi. IC a.m. - 5 p.m or writs for free broctiur*. ferior. *850. Call after 6, 264-1916, MULLER CHEVROLET AIR CONDITIONED. Power. Four new cushions. Never used. 570. Call 741- Hwy. M Matawan 5««-8000 tires. Excellent condition. 7(1-0335, 2785 arter 8 p.m. TREES CUT DOWN and hauled away. CARNIVAL BAR ICE CREAM CORP. MUST SELL ~ Liquidating. 1&64 LJr.- RAMBLER CLASSIC 550-1SM Two-door ter 7 p.m. Reasonable rates. Free estimates. enslve training program. iop actum; Hwv. 36, Box K, Ecrtonrown eoln Continental. Factory air, leather sedan. Push button radb and heater 1S61 VOLKSWAGEN AAMCO REBUILT AUTOMATIC Call 787-1169. eneflls Salary plus commissions While (ICO yds. Easl ol EaloiYtown Circle) Interior. Electrlo windows. Call 671- Belt ofler. Call 264-8341. Clean. 5150. 1956 Chevrolet transmission. A-l, $40. •arnlngIt 4IJJ* . I^MtCall l» l•* * " I T*549-738w 1 *•• ———7 »evening~ s 747- M30 after 7 p.m. 787-0668. for appointment. SLIP COVERS equal opportunity employer M/F 1961 CADILIAC - Coupe DeVille, 38, 1600 Super, Ohla body. Immaculate. 1889 MERCEDES BENZ —" Gaj. Ver> Sota . $30, chair *15, with your own 000 miles... AH power. Excellent condi- fabric. Free welting; zippora, overlocx- 1XPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED—Male-Female 11850. 842-2204. . good condition. Car of distinction. $150. AUTO RENTALS rlock IRATOR — Loolclnj for steady work tion. Asking J8OO. 071-9105. BUZZ" 787-1069. tng and ajm rests, Fabrics also avail- 1965 CHEVROLET — Sport coupe, Im- able. Call anythlme 671-2384 with overtime. Apply in person, Istej AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC - Chry- POSITIONS NOW OPEN at the Nave- 1968 DODOE DART 270 — 6O70 miles, pala, V8, fully equipped, power oteer- PONTIAC STATION WAGON — 1963 TOM'S FORD Meta.1 Products, 1 Catherine St., Red sler products experience preferred. All sink Country Club lor. wsiters and A-l. Power steering, radio, new snow- lng. Green. 91,695. Low monthly pay- Catallna. Full power. Very good con- WHITE ALCOA GUTTERS Bank. benefits, 40 hour week. Apply In per- waitresses. Full or part-time, oood «rei. H.700. 281-9349 alter 6 p.m. dition. Taking delivery on new car. RENT A CAR .UTOMATIC TRANSMISSION RE- son, M. SCHWARTZ A SONS, 141 W. salary and working conditions. WIU me Must sell this week. >795. 842-4713. Free estimates. Call 264-*080 Front at,, Red-Banlc. lvWTURAUA^— Two-door hardtop auto* °MULLER CHEVROLET »0 Hwy. W4-1&00 Een»H IUILDER' and Installer. Experienced. work during lunch and dinner hours. tnatlc 6, power steering, extra clean. 1884 OPEL WAGON — Four speed, LOU'B CERAMIC THE — For Ultch ood pay. Good working conditions, BARTENDER —. Ret«r.n<-c> !ver 21. Apply Cumberland Farm Store, 196« CHEVELLE-MALIBU CONVERT- No money down. Bank will finance by Matawan accountant For appoint MECHANICS 54 Newman Springs Rd., Red. Bank. IBLE — Four speed transmission. Ex- S1495. only (13.60 weekly. Call OASIS, TRUCKS FOR SALE THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ment call 683-9538. Maintenance and construction, machin- SHORT ORDER MAN — Hood hours. NATIONAL EMPLOYEE OWNED cellent condlUon. Must sell. 747-1553 af- 721-7100, for credit OK. Oood pay. Apply In person, Schneid- ter 6. New Jersey's L&rsest Marine fjupply ery and bulidlnts. Machinists, mill- er's Taproom, 121 Broadway, Long ompany has openings for Machine 1957 FORD — Two-door sedan. Good WRECKER — 1964 Chevrolet, two ton. House. 21 Wharf Ave., Ked But. rlrhts, auto mechanics, electricians Branch. ^ Operator snd Packers. Matawsa area. CADILLAC 19S3 — Sedan DeVille. Air condition. H2G. Call Complete motor job. Good condition. 711-6780 EMPLOYMENT nd other trades. Versatility desirable. Call Mr. Valler. 668-4344. conditioned. Full power. NO money 291-3783 7(1-9741. Interviewing for all grades. .Reliable NEED 4 MEN 'ART-TIME — Hebrew teacher needed down. Bank will finance S149G, only $13. SAV-COTE HEL1? WANTED-^FEMALE ncn who want permanent year-round Part-time. Earn $64 and up In any 20 qualified persons are aaked to write to «0 weekly. Call OABIB, 721-7100, [or 1D66 MUSTANG — 11,393 USED TRUCKS Tht Liquid PlasUo Coating at obs close to home, hours ptir weak, car mcoaaary. Equal Box 0-144, The Dally Register, Red credit OK. MOTHERS WITH CARS — Part-Umi opportunity employer. Cill 747-24M, 6-7 Hank, listing training, experience, sak PAT KEiLEN'S AUTO SALES 1063 CHEVROLET 10' walk-In van, ful Th« SAOHT SHOP 264-8000 p.m. dally. .IBM CHEVROLET — Bport coupe V8 one ton model. Guaranteed foi 84 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-181 work during school hours taking or ry eipected and date .of availability. Impala, fully equipped, power steering. 50 Hwy. 36 787-1113 Keanabttlg state Inspection. Priced to sell ai ders and delivering. $35 per weel ATCO CERAMICS CORP. INSURANCE COLLECTOR SALESMAN Yellow, Low monthly payments. 11,895. 1983 CADILLAC COUPE DeVille — Full $409. Also same specifications or 16' THOMPSON — $85. commlMlou, Call 291-1887, 5 to « t.m —Established debit, Red Bank area. power and factory air. 1964 Dldsmoblle 19«0, only 1299. / Call HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J. Guaranteed Income. No exam or apti- 98 coupe, .full power. Call 842-3052. WOMEN SITUATIONS WANTED-Female MULLER CHEVROLET 12" ALUMINUM refrigerated /van. 747-5806 After 0 p.m. SHOW LATEST Lisa Jewelry Fashions. TRACTOR TRAILER OPERATOR - tude test. Air you need Is car, desire Kwy. 34 Matawan JINCOLN CONTINENTAL — 1967, full Equipped with. plug-In and engine Earn high commissions. Work with full Experience neceisary. Apply In per- to work. Age 25 to 65. Call 175-7575. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Excsl- 19«4 CHEVROLET SUPER BPORT — power, all accessories, buck vinyl roof. mounted compressor. Mounted oi NOW kit and colored catalog. No Investment. son. NAPPI TRUCKING CORP. MaU- PRODUCE CLBRK — Full time, n> lent experience, reliable and resource- One owner. Excellent. 24,000 rnlles. Like new. *440O. Call after 6 p.m. 222- 1957 Ford. Priced to sell. Call 892-2923 or 8B2-0SO9. wan. N.I. open. Experience preferred but not es- ful. Write Box C-190, Tha Dally Reg- Two snow tires and wheels. 741-4458. 9322. W63 FORD ECONOLINE VAH — With OPEN 7 DAYS ister, Red Bank. side doom. Dark green, stick shlf WAITRESSES -- CAR WASHERS- — MEN OVOR 18 sential. See manager, BIO w SUPER -6 oxlfnder. Excellent spsxe tmok FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Weekends. Will train. IMMEDIATE FULL TIMID. EMPLOY- MARKET, 06 Newman Sprlnii Rd., HAZLET AREA — Will mind your for short runs. 8ale price $399. Call 842-0205. MENT, Learn techniques of vacuuming, Red Bank. children in my home. Playroom, yard, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALEL, Msjiy others to choose from. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR steaming, detailing, etc. Oood wages, DRIVER — Beverage home delivery. good lunches. 264-7023. OPERATORS — Experienced. Overlock benefits. Country sudser car Wash, Fun line of International trucks In stock PRE-SEASON PRICES and single needle. Charles Komar & t 35, Mlddletovm. Over 21. Sal&ry plus commlslon,. plus MAID-Sleep In, British W. Indian. Ai- MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS BEFORE YOU BUY — Sons, Inc., 180 Main St.. Keanaburg. 'incentive and benefits. 666-6666. rlvcs In about four months or after 141 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 MEN 190 TO S140 AND UP AUTOMOBILE 8ALE8MAN — For summer. Excellent references, >50. At- WAITRESSES WANTED — Experi- 48 men needed for recently opened torney, weekdays (212) 633-8701. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN PICK-UP TRUCK . COMPARE enced, for REX DINER, Rt. 35, Key Monmouth County's largest and fastest Good condition. $395 branch. 1st and 2nd shut. Report Browing Bulck dealer. Call 741-7643. port. For Interview call 264-9B21. Mon. thru. Wed. at 10 a-ra. 8 Maple MATURE WOMAN—Will baby-ilt In my FOR QUALITY CARS Call 872-18(6 home or yours. Excellent references. THE BOAT CENTER RN — For oral surgeon's office. Ex- Ave., Red Bank,^ PART-TIME DISHWASHER — 10:3» to 1956 CHEVROLET PICK-UP TRUCK 73 White St., Ked Bank. 1:30. Apply in person, Burger Bow], Available after March 8. Call S72-0621 perience not essential. Call METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE IS White St., Bod Bank. after & p.m. BELOW RETAIL Call 741-1124, (31-4242 sales representative. 3 year training 787-5271 COLUM&IA YACHTS program. Liberal fringe benefits. MAN — To work In used car clean-up REAL EBTATB SALESWOMAN—Mat- 1047 FORD PICKUP — 36S Bulck pow WAITRESSES — Part-time, luncheon, Equal opportunity employer. M/F. 1J department. Must have, driver's license awan, Keyport. Hazlet area. Part or The YACHT SHOP five days week. Experienced preferred. and experience with buffer. Apply in full time. Eligible for license.' Write ered. Call 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-1113 Reckless PI., Red Bank. Mr, Reguia, PRICES-SAVES "47-5891 Call 741-1500 for Interview or apply in 717-2200. After 5, 787-3656. "- person, M. SCHWARTZ A SONS, 141 Box C-191, The Dally Register, Red Ant HAVEN YACHT WORKS, INC. person. Old Union House, 11 Wiai W. Front Sf. Red Bank. Bank. OHEVROLET 1966 — Half-ton pick-u Ave, Red Bank. PLUMBER — Experience preferred, •44 VOLKSWAGEN $925 •62 CHEVROLET $621 DeNormnndie Av». (OH Bluer Rd.) Frank Verange. PORTERS — Full time day positions BABYSITTING — in my borne. One or with extra, long whedlbass and bod Fair Haven, N. J. 747-3010 Convertible. 4-door station wagon, very, very clean, iacriflce for 11495 RECEPTIONIST-DENTAL ASSISTANT 741-7217. available with full fringe benefits. Con- two children. Call MAROOL FORD, 721-4600. 35' Owens Express, twin 1$ h.p. 110,000 —For specialist. No experience needed. tact Personnel Office. Rlverview K01 741-6367 30* DelanBy sport fisherman. 225 QUALITY CONTROL WORK-Proc«ss pltal, 741-2700, Ext. 225. Ks 1 Must type welL Writs Box V-129, The •43 FORD suo '62 FORD $575 1964 OHBVROLET — 10H" panel. 1795. h.p. Onryslar ^ *" J 3,500 Dally Register. Bed Bank. and control Inspection work. Expert- IRONING DONE AT HOME encB not necessary. -Hu&t be depend- YOUNO MAN — Willing to accept re- CALL ' 4-door. «-cyllrider. Poirlone, 4-dcor. 31' Zobel sport fisherman, twin PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES 188 Grays I 3,950 LEGAL SECRETARY — For. Mon. able and high school graduate. Apply sponsibility, mechanically Inclined, 741-5278 50 Hwy. 38 787-1113 Keannburg 28' Chris Craft, 195 h.p. I 6,600 mouth Legal Services Organisation, Atco Ceramics, Hwy. 35, Keyport. clean driving record. Preler over 21. •42 FORD $675 Call Mr. Coleman, 666-0(06. BOOKKEEPER - Part-time, 10 to 2, •63 MERCURY $•75 1958 DODGE — Utility truck. Good 26' Chris cralt CuUau, twin Red Bank. Call Mr. Rossi, 741-1401. Llncroft Red Bank, Shrewsbury. Call Station wogon, 9-fMSMnger. 185 h.p. I 8,800 SALES OPPORTUNITY — Will train . Comet' cormrtibl*. condition. 1160. , V EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER — Budd built-in vacuum system. Call 891 CAR WASH OPERATOR — Man Witt 741-3002. 25' Sloop dlesel powered % 8,250 •62 CORVAIR $450 291-2399 Excellent salary. Own roam and bath- 3020. some experience to work In car wash. RELIABLE WOMAN — Wishes to taki 21' Luhrs skiff, 60 h.p. » 850 Own TV. Two children. References. Call 787-0437 •63 CORVAIR $510 Moor. 14' Boston Whaler, 35 Mercury I 700 DRIVERS WANTED — For local mov- oar* of children In her hams. Will also Rumson, Write Box C-192, The Dally ing work. Must have prior experience MEN — Full or part-time, to manage board If deilred. Call 747-2609. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR TROi- Register, Red Bank. MOTORCYCLES JANS AND JERSEY SEA SKIFFS loading vans. Permanent position. teenage newspaper boys on a.m. news- '62 CADILLAC $995 aper In Monmouth County. Salary, bon- IRONING DONE IN MY HOME — Any •62 MERCURY $525 Convertible, full power with YAMAHA 305-U67, with extras. Excel RESPONSIBLE PERSON — For gen- Steady work. Apply to Albert Burdge day. ltO Sprlngdala Ave., New Shrews- 1966 MERCURY OUTBOARD—50 H.P. eral office work. Apply Donald's Laun & Son, Inc., 24 Clay St., Red Bank. us program, 1liberal car allowance. 747- Comet, 4-door, olr conditioning. lent condition. Must sell. Call Evlnrude 40 h.p. 1959 Mercury, 3399, 681-5177. bury. 787-2386 dry, 44 Marlon St., Red Bank, •41-O894. Mark 25. Call 842-3052. MAN TO WORK IN CHEMICAL PLANT '63 RAMBLER $595 '61 MERCURY $450 1865 ALLSTATE — 250 c.c. Four-speet 13' FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT — Good HOSTESS-CASHIER — Over 18, par PLUMBER — A-l mechanic. Steady — Apply In person. ELASTOMERS SITUATIONS WANTED - Male American, 4-door •totkm Cornell 2-door. transmission. 1250. Call condition. Call time evenings. Neat, dependable, per- year round work. LIMITED, Line Rd., Matawan. wogon. 747-4843 291-3138 sonable. Call 532-2113; or 532-1018 be 531-8085. tween 1 and 5 P-m. Tues. through Frl. EXPERIENCED BARBER — Full time BEMI RETIRED MAN — Looking lor CHEVY II $550 41 fONTIAC $495 FOR SALE — 1967 Honda. 305 Scram- 15' SAILBOAT — Perrlne built. Barne- Mtddletown area. Call after 8 p.m. 671 iart-week chaufleurlng Job. Write to 2-door. Sky CUM 4-door. bler. WO miles. »50 firm. Call 787- gat Bneakbox. In good condlUon. Fiber- WOMAN TO WORK AS CLERK—7:3 AUTO MECHANIC A1D7 '.0. Box 418. Red Bank. 2747. glassed. 1300. Call 842-1465. a.m. to 1 p!m. dally and all day Satur- day, ilust be neat, pleasant and rell* TEACHER — Experienced In home re- 8 A.M. TO 9.30 P.M. DAILY 305 HONDA SCRAMBLER 15' QLASTRON BOAT — 1956 Ratcllff* Pontlac, 259 Broadway, Long CIVIL ENGINEERING pair and 4mprovements. Carpentry, h.p. Evinrude motor with a Gater trail- able. Paid vacation and free hospital!- Branch, Is looking for an experienced fUm&ij bring kwunplea of work painting, roofing, etc. For spring and Good condition. zatlon, medical and surgical. Apply summer work. Free estimates. 872-1488. Call after 6 p.m., 264-2569. er and accessories. 671-0398. auto mechanic Top salary, unlformi Rodmtsn, survey party, 0-2 years ex. Top Hat /Cleaners, Hwy. 35, Middle- pension plan, paid- vacation, . usua pertence. Excellent benefits, salary town. holidays, hospltallzatlon and major open. Apply In person to Edward C. AUTO RENTALS BUSINESS NOTICES HOUSEKEEPER — Woman to live in. medic&l. Pleasant working conditions. Relllr A Associates, Inc., 329 Sohanck FINANCIAL u No cooking. Two children. References New building this year. A great op- Rd'., Freehold. LIGHT HAU1JNO—CLEAN CELLARS required. Salary to 565. 187-6702. portunity for someone. Call Mr. Bui' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates. mono, 222-3225. EXPERIENCED REPAIRMAN — la Wanted to relnrorce and repair screened MEAT AND OROCKRY STORE — For SCENIC LEASE A NEW Call after 3 p.m. 741-214(1. porch. Call 7*1-6910. WOfcrfEN rent or ssls, full/ equipped. Ideal spot FORD MERCURY BACKHOB BULLDOZING — Mowing KITCHEN HELP GROCERY CLERK — Experienced. for dtllcatessen. Call 7I1-I1M sJtar < plowing, pumping, lateral!. All septic W5 a week. Night crew. Bonus—Full union bene- p.m. tank work. BEN BRYAN. 671-0585. Several openings In sorting department. Call 812-0205 CAR SALES OR CONTINENTAL! Day shift. Additional Incentive pay after fits. • Apply FOOD TOWN, MatAwan. LUNCHEONETTE TOR LBABB INCOME TAX RETURNS — Prepared training period. MAN — Over 18, for lawn mainte- TELEVISION REPAIR MAN — Re Inp large boatyard and marina. » 872.0221 ENGLISH MOTORS completely: • Individual, business, part- nance assistance. Call after 6. 741- tlrcment benefits. Apply In peraom 8lANTjr HOOK BAY -MATTOA nership, corporation. Gall for appoint- MOSAIC TILE CO, 1184.- — ;-.- Katontown T.V., SO Rt. 35.' 875-1450 • HIsMsnds HWY. 36 and SCENIC DRIVE Mapl> A»«. 74M54S RtcT B»»k ment, Margery Trovato, trading" af Atlantic* Ave. " MaUwan HIGHLANDS Reliable Tax Service. 671-1289. MAN — To learn auto and general FOR? LEASH — On Hwy. 31. Sand- NURSE-GOVERNESS—Care and BUper- glass work. Permanent position. Apply wich or pizza stand, Good location. Call vlslOQ three children, 2, 3 and 6 years ATLANTIC QLASS CO., 31 Maple AVB., HELP WANTED—Male-Female -787-1270—ItH—appofhT&finL old. Own beautiful quarters, private Red Bank, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE bath and television. Must be thorough- 8ALK8-INSID3 -~^iVs.nt alert fl.gtr.es- COOKIE! SHOP- — For rent summer ly experienced. Have other help. Salary live person c&patile of giving servlcs to season. Pully equipped. Herman Les- (100 a week. Must have references, customers anjr promoting sales. Must ter Marina, 75 1st St., W. Keansburg. Call 531-5127. , have similar/experience and preferably DRAFTSMEN in building/mate rials dealing with dis- DENTAL ASSISTANT—"Chalrstdfi, ex- Experienced In general drafting prac- tributors And contractors. Apply Atco INSTRUCTION perience preferred, but will train AM- Ceramic/ Hwy. 35, Keyport. BITIOUS, Intelligent, personable girl tices and machine design. who ia willing to learn. Needs own HAIRDRESSER WANTED — Tina's FREE CAREER TEST APPLY IN PERSON Beauty Salon, 328 Cookman Ave., Ai< transportation, Good salary for right bury Park. 775-1525. b computer vrotrainmlng the profu- person. Write Box V-130, The Daily ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE CORP. sion tor you? Take the free ECP1 Register, Red Bank. !0 Bridge Ave. Red Bank UNSKILLED HELP — Sotne Job* pay Career Tsst. Call M2-2S00 or visit ECPI WAITRESS — Full time, 7 to 3 shift. good Incentive rates after short train- at 265 Monmouth Park Hwr.. W. Loni HELPERS WANTED — For local mov- ing. Hospltallzatton. pall holidays and Branch. Apply In person, Red Oak Diner, Hwy ing work. Permanent position, steady 35, Kazlet. other-benefit!. Apply Atco Ceramic a, work. Apply to Albert Burdge & Sons, Hwy. 35, Keyport. ENROLL NOW SETTING MATURBT~WOMAN — Sleep~ln~or~Tiutr I^GlBWRlBkJUOSM Love children. Cooking, cleaning. Trans- YOUNO MAN OR WOMAN-For adver- -IBM- PLUMBERS — With car and tools. tising sales and advertising department portation necessary. References. Call Good pay,' steady work. Call 264-4637 * Keypunch ^2-3470. detail work. Prefer some experience or ~N • Computer Procrammlnf or 787-8575. -rr»- * at least sales experience coQtactlng • Office Automation MOTHER'S HELPER — Room and WANTED—For Termite Work. business firms. Good taUry, Fringe Day or evening; classes — Free place- )Q&rd. and good_8alary. _CalL Stendy; No experience required. Musi " llt Immediate, opening Call dally ment lerylce. - : 842-3223 ' ie handy wfth tools, have d.r.!v.er;a>lk Anfe for-:Mr.~Wet>ster. ~~~~ cense. StartlBR!1'rate ja.KTper hr. Rapid NORTHEAST OENERAU HOiUSEWORKER — Full FLORAL DESIONER -. MuiL have BUSINESS MACHINES SCHOOL time. Live .out. No cooking. Experi- advancement ahd'plenty of overtime to ' worked In flower shop. Experienced M Broad 81. Red Bank enced. Reference.'Call after 6. S42-243O. illing workers. Call 842-&M. only apply. Phone 477-50,0. 7(7-««T APPROVED FOR VETERANS SALESWOMAN — Experienced. Part- EXPERIENCED TANK TRUCK DRIV- •ABORATORY TECHNICIAN — Clini- WINTER PRICES! time. Apply In person, Fashion Fair, ER — Apply Rollo Trucking, cal experience necessary for a per- ART LESSONS - Beflnners or ad- v Red Bank. * Keyport,-' manent position In a modern hospital vanced. Drawing, water color, oils, by PLEASANT, nice appearing lady to IIORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. laboratory. Evening and weekend hours, Lonl* • Eflhyvoulou "Studio -21-, 3rd generally assist In^ruBstore. No eve> \[>p]y In person. Matawan Diner, Kwy, ull or part-time. Attractive salary with floor over Anderson's Record Shop, nlngs or weekends, part or lull time. 14, Matawan. . fringe beneriti. contact Personnel Oi- Jl Broad St., Red Bank, call 741-6356, flee,. RivervUw Hospital. 741-2700, Ext. W_lnt «M«I evenings. Write Box C-194, .The Dally Replaler. OOD MAN OVER 40—For short trips Red Bank. urroundlng Red Bank. Man we want TAKE V.B. COAST QUAUP Aujllar¥"" RETAIL CLERK— Man or woman to FINANQR COMPANY IN MATAWAN s worth up to $16,500 commission In a Flotilla 98 basic aeamftnstflp 10-werk 'ear, plus regular cash bonus. Air Mail work In retail store. No experience course. Slarts-'March 15, 8 p.m. Era- —Wants credit woman throoughly ex- necessary but must be adequate with presa Motel, Asoury Fare, Phone 671- perienced In checking retail consumer V. H. Patei* Pree., Texas R«fln«ry pencil and phone. Stop at Red Bank credita. Tou^rexperience should be with !orp., Box 711. Fort Worth, Texas. 76101. Lumber during store hours. 21M of 222.3066. ' — ', '. "" , department store or consumer finance 'REE CLIMBER — Experienced. Call OPENINGS FOR MANAGER - Life- company. Steady position and good sal tter S p,m. guard, swim Instructor, mack bar posi- MERCHANDISE ary If you oua.ify. 566-8900. M2-2685 tions, In swim, club In Holmdel-Coits CLERICAL WORKER — KnowleclRe of IUTTER — For ladles' sportswear, Meek-Freehold area. Write 8 George- FOB SALE tnsurancB* desirable. Red Bank area. tnarty work, overtime, year-round Job. town Rd., Colts Neck, or call 948-5998. 35 hour week. Salary commonsuratp IEVON KNITWEAR. 3ft 5 Wsrburton CARPET — Save money, buy direct. with ability. Reply P.O. Box F, Red , Long Branch. 222-0375. COUPLE. ADULTS ONLY — For de- up to 30ft off. Free shop at home Bank. • " ' . - URhtful country- estate. Man for main- -^rvlct. Call Paul Keldsen, 462-3826 BUCK SKYLARK 2-DOOR HARDTOP 1ERVICE STATION • ATTENDANT — tenance, grounds and buildings. Wom- FASHION SHOW DIRECTORS needed loiter than average pay. pleasant an for tight housework, care for one (More Classified Ads for part-time work, showing Safah Co- •orklnc cnntlltlnnH, Apply BlackweU'B amall child. Balary $400 monthly, plus •quipped with: ventry. Call 787-1579. [ess Service, Rt. 34, Matawan. own house. Call 411-0297. On The Next Page) SECRETARY NEEDED — BtHeTlual • Supir* Turbtns Trim • Dflux* Storing Wh.«l • Four-Wiy W.rnlng IHoatlonB and experience, Addreas the samtrto Holder, P.O. Box 87, Oakhurst, •'tjPowif'Sftirfng • Soft R«y Shid«d • Windihiild Wsihen • R.d!» . - " " Windlihi.ld • Dual Speed Wipan UEDICAI, SECRETARY _ Consclen- , CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY • Whiti Wall Tim :lous, In charge specialist's oHlcc. Top • Door Edgi Guardi . - • Shoulder Harnm IjM ialary, hours.^Monmouth Medical Cen- • Backup LijjMi ter. Parl or full time. Write Box E-1&4 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! VSid. M.rksrUghti • Remote Control Mirror • Dsluns Vinyl md Carpet The Daily Reslster. Red Bank. delivered AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER Must • Six S««t Bilti , . • Diluxt WhulCovin be fully, experienced. Top pay, excel- lent .working condjtlons, nil' bencrlu. Call Bid Friedman, pfifl-8100 Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating MATURE WOMAN - For grill and general clean-up. Apply In person, noo ADDINa MACHINEB - Typewriters WORKINO MAN'S CONTRACTOR - FAIR HAVEN HOME SUPPLY HOUSE RESTAURANT, Hwy. 35, JIM- sold, rented, repaired Ssrplco'a 101 Alterattoni. Repairs, liajonry. Small PalntlnK and paper hanging. Fully In- The Season's The Reason dlotown. Monmonth St., Red Bank, 717-04U. Jobs, too. 5S1-91U. sured. 842-1973 or 711-68J0. ROBERT ». FARWELt, FULL TIME TYPIST - vSecretarla Antique! and statlatlcat' Phone 2S)-7«'4 for ap- CARPENTRY, cabinetry, Formica Painting A Decorating pointment. ATLANTIC TRADINO POST - 49 At- work and odd Jobs. 229-23IB after 5 for Free Estimates Call »42-31I» lantic Ave., Long Branch. Antiques, p.m. Free eitlmatei, reasonable. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — neutr- med furniture. Mon., Wed., Frl. 7:30- RALPH A. COLE. BUILDER - Ntw Pearl and Bead Restringlng al office work. .Automotive experience You Can Buy Now and Save at [1:30 p.m., Thurs., Sat. 12-$ p.m., homes. Additions. Alterations. Ga- Expertly on braided nylon 11 so a preferred, not necessary. Prill or part- sun. 2-6 p.m. we buy-sell-trade any- rages, Roofs. Call 741-33O.1. strand, sterling clasps' from 75c. time. Cnll for appointment.- M. UiInK- of value.. ~. REUSSILJ.ES', 3« Broad St, Reii SCHWARTZ & SONS. HI W Front CARPENTRY — Additions, paneling, Bank. St., Red Bunk. 747-0787. Asphalt Paving atepi, sidewalk!!, ration, odd Jobs. Reasonable rates. 842-4383, 747-2338. .[AID — Part-time position nvtillnblo GENERAL ASPHALT . PA VINO INC. Piano Tuning with- good salary and pleaflnnt" work- BlacKtop drlvcwaya and parking lots. MOVING & STORAGE EXPERT tuning and repairs. Years ng- conditions. Contact Personnel Of- Call for free estimates: M-S2M, of ejporlence on Btelnway, Dalilwln, fice, JUvorvlow-Hospital. 7U.270O, Ext, Oikkerllii, Kltilliei Wurlltter. Wotk Diamonds Bought or Rcstylcd Kiiaranlced. rlanoi bought and sold. Eauny - WANTED - 10 t™ .wci Let us buy the diamonds you don't SAL F. LONRO. 222-38G3 nflcr 8 p.m. ally. Plcaae Inquire at the Nlelie. 00 wt'ar nr let us rpnlylo them for you (road 0V, Red Hank, personally. neinslllcB', 3? Broad Bt. NGEL '•• Plumb'ng and Heating MOVERS-Since W85 MOTORS il rarTtime7 PLUMniNfl — Healing and baUiroom unil ptiiimiinnDr, part-tine. Draperies Safe Moving with remodeling 'SIIS-l :il-B177 Uphf)lsterlnjf Draperies, National Mover CORRIGAN'S IB A SUCCESS Earn a Bood Incoine Now Fnrnlluro, Tledflprt'adH, Insn to hnnin, Frlpndly. plcnsnnt nnil Bllpcovrrfl, Itodfl, Foam Rubber. FLORIDA and All Points USA 127 Oal;laml at , R,MI Hank 747-2709 trofllatilfl work fidlrkly puts ss In ymir Custom Or Ileany Alatlo nrothcrg 741-2211 Ruullng. Siding & Insuiatlon rlto J. Illrcluill, l'.a Ilux 7«R, I'iri Goldon Touch Decorators Odd" Job! " (TiJlKN cb" iNliiK I'lifit'llllal, Call 741-4IHJH Tickets avullalile for lalrnt nroad- PROWN'S 264-4000 way shows and Major Qports Events. OARL I'l.yjONKa" 'roTn'tTin ar7.1 ;»i^l^lWl Ht. Ited Hi\nk 741-75CK) WOMAN - I>i>ltii-Mtlu "wi/riT." ' MiinlTy 170 UunniDUUi Bl., Iteil llank. wallpapcrlni. Kully Innureil. For [tee > IliK. Ilourfi ll-.V.lll, ntx dtiyR. (mk- eitlmatei, i:nll 747-3041. ItOOl'INn DPECIAlf" ~~ l arnji. 'rriiiutimiialliin nrt^eani Extorminnting and Termites HHi mi, It. at $]»<•:> latior and nil IVi mil* south Parkway Exit 117) THOMAS III.ATHI rrintiTln.1 IIKMIUIPII. 10 yenr wurnmly, HWY 35 KEYPORT iiSil "ifANK TEIIMITK IIONTROL~ FrPO Ksllnmtej Aim friM> rnllmatc Aimnlnutn skiliift, lAlil urYUST--- (inoil pay, 'pnlVl Va Low rates, tree enllniatr-s. ltullness, Painting and Decorating RUttrri and leartflrs. TR7-VyT4 or TS7- catkin. Cull fur (nttivlow, 711-7175. Ao Industrial, renldenll»>. 71I-MS5. Fiillr Insured 711 UM 7»10 cardl's, F»tr IlaVcn. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOE SALE jo-Friday, March 8, 1968 . THE DAILY REGISTER FOR SALE APARTMENTS HOUSE* FOB BENT HOUSES FOE SALE HIGHLAND HILLC —, Living room, KBYPORT — Three roomi and b*th. dining room, modern kitchen, two bed- BIG CORNER LOT IT JUST CAN'T LEAK Heat furnished. Second floor. Private 'retty 10 year old ranch on large lot BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Our new seamless white heavy gauge roomi, bath. Huge bwe-msnt, Nice REDDEN AGENCY •ntrance. Excellent location. Retired yard. Available April 1. 1115. 1 lovely area. Seven room* and bath. (.032) aluminum gutter custom fitted louple preferred. 787-1270. .11 it. needi Is paJnUng. 10% down, (More Classified Ads lo your home. Concealed hanging sys- FIN LAY AGENCY "ortgaue to qualified buyer. ?18.OOn. tem — not Juat nailed up. Call for free KING JAMBS APARTMENTS - Val- Realtors 741-9100 'cAMSTER AGENCY, REALTORS, OB The Next Page) WESTERN AUTO GIVES YOU THE istlmate. l3 .ey Drive, Route Z6, Atlantic Highlands. 270 Bay Ave. • Highlands STM100 10 E. River Rd., Rumson. 642-1894. PROWN'S Three miles from Sandy Hook State OPPORTUNITY TO ... rk. One • and two • bedroom units, »5 to »25O Per Month Realtors - Insurers 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7MX ml shed or unfurnished. Swimming Tfflt BEKO AOENCY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOE SALE BE YOUR OWN BOSS! DRYER — Like new, large family size >1 and recreation area. Patio or bat- Rt 35 Mlddletown Member of Red Bank ,Wanner. |!25 for both. Hls-her booth :ony, each unit. Rent from $132, In- • I71-10OO Multiple Listing type dinette. $25. Bowling ball $4. 22! :ludlng heat and hot water. 291-O7T0. Own And Operate Your Own RED BANK — Bll rooms, furnished. Western Auto Associate Store 7860 Fri. and Mon. evenings. Baturda LARGE studio, room. Tile bath. Light any time. Excellent location, near schools, bus. BUY OF THE WEEK! Immacu- housekeeping. Good location. Quiet ma- Occupancy March 24t ,»140. Call 741- llate five-bedroom home on wood- Join over *.000 Independent businessmen who have followed the Western Aut GAS RANGE — 3t»" Magic Chef, gooc ure business wotrvan. 741-0761. 6234 after 5 p.m. J-Polnt Flan to'euccesa: condition. $35. REID BANK — Waterfront. Three and ed lot, in Monmouth Regional 1. You're The Boes-yet you tiehefit from Western Auto's vast purchm 201-1060. four-room apartments. Quiet. Mature BUNOALOW -- Four rooma. Quiet sur- power a-nd 59 years of experience! persons. No peta. 741-9029. rounding!. Large fencerl-in area. 8 Til- School District. Living room 1 Complete Training Course-covers nil phases of store operation. FREE! ton Ave., Reil Bank. Phone Mr. Jay, RAY Jt. Free Store-Planning service-help In choosing a location, planning and in MERCHANDISE WANTED THREE-ROOM apartment, unfurnished. 747-0465. dining room combination. Mod- • stalling you* store, and opening for business! All utilities supplied. 157 Hudson Ave., ern kitchen with, dishwasher 4, Trained Repre-spntntlvps-advlfle you In operation once you're in business! COLLECTOR — Wants old toy train; Red Bank. COMPLETELY REDECORATED — 6. Top Quality Merchandise-tested for value, priced competitively! any condition. Pay cash or will trade. Five-room house. Centrally located In Two tiled ba(hs. Full basemeni I. Consumer catalog-you sell UUJUSHIHIH r>[ items... housewares, au|o euppSie. H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. 774-3710 KEYPORT — Three rooms, Furnished Red Batik. Inquire 21 Hance Ave., New , sporting goods,-etc.... without a burdensome. Inventory Investment! r unfurnished. Heat, hot water. Adults. Shrewsbury. Priced to sell at $26,500. ANTIQUEB — Tiriany Items, toys, lur 264-3592 after 6 p.m. , - T. Merchandising and Promotion Aids-keep salts and profits moving up! nlture, china, paintings, Btatuary, coins KEAN8BUR0 — Bmall house. Excel- t. AdveVtlslng-on national and local level to stimulate traffic and sales! lighting rixtures. Carved oak dinlnr RED BANK — Furnished or unfur- lent condition. H10. RIVER OAKS - Like new four- VAN HORN 9. Liberal Credit-to help you build additional stock u .business expands! room pieces. Copper Kettle Antique nlshed large apartment, two bedrooms. UNION BEACH — Two-family. Upper Oakburst. 531-1899 or 2290892^ Gall 747-3440 or J72-18B1. unit. $100. . bedroom home in Fair Haven's EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor. 2&4-0333. Minimum Investment of $18,000 la required, No franchise fee, no hidden charges WANTED — USED TARPAULINS 1: 3V_- ROOMS UNFURNISHED — Tiled nicest location. Living room AGENCY For complete information on the Western Auto Associate Dealer Plan clip an< good condition. Call >ath. All utilities Included. Convenient- SHREW8BURT — Carriage house. Five mail >lhe attached coupon, -J ly located. 291-0317 after 5 p.m. rooms. Pine paneled. Yard. Gatage. with fireplace, formal dining 741-1229. 741-1575. USED PARTS FOR KEYBTONE PRO BRAND NEW — Three large room |room, large kitchen with dish- JECTOR — Model D-8. Call 741-848" apartment.' Private house, Private en- washer, paneled den, basement WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. ' after 12. trance. Lovely and convenient location. Ideal for bachelor, (100, utilities In WANTED TO RENT Extras. $38,900. " SILVER" CERTIFICATES eluded. Call 872-0439. plate-"TiireV;"l«dr«o'TO.-'ll4teittii. Owing! Mills, Md. 21117- Call for best quote WANTED TO RENT—Nice house In Phone: 301-383-Ult 787-0395 UNFURNISHED—Four chcertul rooms Keansburg. For a nice family of two RUMSON SOUTHERN COLONI- *19,l00. WANTED — Utility trailer; also type and bath. Walking distance to all trani- school-age boys, i--mother and father. writer, gaa lawn mower acytelene burn portatlon. Immediate occupancy. $150 a Call 787-7325. AL — Gracious home with five t month Including all utilities. Call after Ing outfit and tanks,, air compressor, THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE . - Would large bedrooms. 30' living room, Older bom: Recently remodels). Four "»». Par*. P»H»iJ»o»«JJJJ; etc. 787-6180. -•> p.m, 741-5709. prefer Shrewsbury area but will accept New kitchen. DWiwosher. Wosher on* dryer. Hoi vwttr Mot. D0UD.« CHIPPENDALE STYLE WING CHA1 THREE ROOMS — All utilities. Con- any nice area, call 747-5568. formal dining room, large kitch oarage. Low taxes. Convmlenl to transportation- K?.™- ....AtafcB. and loveaeat waiUed. Call venient to shopping. Call after 0 p.m. MATURE. RESPONSIBLE coupl-.wljh en. Den with fireplace. Hot wa aty.7. 671-1132 142-13311. to rent 2 or 3 bedroom house vln At- ter heat. Call us for appoint- Fhone- OLD FURNITURE" — Antiques, china RED BANK — Four-room unturnlshed lantic Highlands. No agents. 291-2224. Almost m spoclws brli* ond frame Colonloll . BBaoollM wj™™ glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac downstairs .apartment. Private entrance WE HAVE in overflow of bona fide ment to inspect this truly lovely Llvlns ro\ dining room. Lorge kitchen wim dlrHng orw. Immediate cash for anything and every Close to town. Available May 1. Call prospecti looking for two or four bed- eled den wlfh flrtplaw. Flvi ovtnslled bedrooms. 3'/i-t«*JI«™ thing. Ruscll'a 25 East Front St., 74' 741-6127. ' rooms. Call us for fast action to have home. $69,200. screened prcti. Attic storoge. Two-cor oorooe. Loundry room, MATAWAN — Five-room unfurnished your hom«-rented.' THE BERO AGEN- grounds. Jus1 reduced to $69,200. FOR SALE FOR SALE ANTIQUES — Paintings, jf J. Atlai apartment. Take over lease. Free swim- CY, Rt, 35, Mlddletown. 87MO00. LITTLE SILVER RANCH— Im Estates purchased and appraised. 74' ming pool, air-conditioned. $149 month TWO-BEDROOM apartment or house, 804 RIVER I^OAD FAIR HAVEN 747-4100 SINGER ZIO ZAO MAHOGANY DINING ROOM TABLE— 2003. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 Broai )lus electricity. Security required. 683- furnished, near shopping center,-Red maculate three-bedroom home Repossessed. Mikes buttonhole!, mono- And credenza. Excellent condition. $25 SL Shrewsbury. 1387. Bank-Fair Haven-Rumson area. Fhone grams, hemi, • twin needle. Needs no each. 7(7-0891. ,842-4340. on large, wooded plot. Living REALTORS MUchments. Bslanco JM.7Q er_JS,5S GOOD PIANO WANTED — Stelnwa: •HREE-ROOM APARTMENT — With 1J Iroom with fireplace, dining Monthly. Trade-Ins ok; " " JDlNETt2" 8HJT — Tan Wrmici toL or similar. Statu make, price, figc leat. Oall -• " • CREDIT DEPT. JM-55M bronzetone trim, ilx chairs lo match Box V-118, The Dally Register, Re- 264-7292 FURNISHED ROOMS room, kitchen with dishwasher. Excellent condition. $60. Call 741-9354. Bank. FOUR FURNISHED R00M8 KEANBBUnO Gameroom. Two baths. Alumi BEST TOP SOIL LARGE FREEZER — *V> or best ol 7S7-1D35 PRIVATE ROOM — With bith. First Good fill dirt, blue itone, road grave] fer. 8" circular »aw, *40. Call 67: PETS AND LIVESTOCK floor. Private entrance. Gentleman pre> num siding. Screened porch land. etc. Bulldozing and backhoe se 3540. '{EANBBURG — Three rooms and bath. ferred. 747-1041. After 5 p.m. M0-84I1. Realistically priced at {27,500. THE DOWSTRA Tlee. Eckel'! Trucking Morganville, 69: AKC MINIATURE POODLE $90, heat Included. Unfurnished. Adults. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM — 47 IT07. . . ATTENTION — Garden enthuslasti AT STUD Call before 3:30 187-1285. After, 787- horse manure for sale. Large or imi 6255. Waverly PI. DESKS $15 up FILES, tables, chain quantities. Call 671-0443. 842-4256 - Red Bank. Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. adding machines, typewriter!, offlci ARTISTIC GROOMING TO SUD LONG BRANCH — Furnished four AGENCY 1 KEYPORT — Newly decorated, large Corner Bergen PI. •QUlpment, etc., fct bargain prices. Ne TIFFANY TYPE CHANDELIER — YOUR DOG'S PERSONALITY, PER •ooms. First floor. Utilities Included. fir Uied. AAC DESK OUlt-ET,' HL 31 White marbleized, dome ahapCd, Oal 1125. 747 3006. Mrcnlnga 7417731. furnished room for gentleman. On bus- 747-2B82. SOKALIZED PAMPERING AT THU; K line neat" center of mwn, rrlvate en- Oakhurit oaiaww , 0 CLUB. AKC puppies, all breeds. JIBD BANK — Three-room furnished trance. Off-street parking. 264-tKl. RED BANK 91 E, FRONT STREET ; _• WREPUACB WOOD — Hay, itra KITCHEN CABINET UNIT — 3 draw, E. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3634. apartment. Adults. No pets. 741-6421 ers. broom cabinet, Formica worl ATLANTIC MARINA HOTEL. — Rooms mulch hay, Bawduit lor mulch ai THOROUGHBRED — Raced onc r 642-2277. bedding. 2M-0824. __ surface, $75. Portable lolid state stei by day, week or month. Reasonable Evenings and Sundays V RED BANK eo, like new, (50. Antique table $71 Guaranteed sound. Attention trainer!- RED BANK — Furnished. Living room, rates. 40 First Ave., Atlantic High- Boston rocker $75. Bath Inlaid pear will deal. Call 6-8 p.m., 241-3879. bedroom, kitchen, bath. All utilities, lands. 291-0066. dults. $100 monthly. 741-1404. RENT A TV Call after « evenings or after 3:3' GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES i- FREEHOLD — Furnished rooms with 741-9204 741-8700 Color or black and white. Day, wee] weekends. 741-1093. AKC registered. Belling cheap. Call b ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Largo itu- or wlUic-ut kitchen privileges. Suitable or month, Low rates. BAYSHORE T\ fore 6 p.m. 264-0739. !lo rooms. Convenient location. Re- 1 or 2. Central. 482-1231. INTERESTED IN A NEW HOME! - MULTIPLE LISTINGS M Church St., Keantburg. 787-4100. UNPAINTED FURNITURE liable person only. Furnished or un- We have many cholcs locations In th< MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — [urnlshed. 291-2007. BED BANK — Near Broad St. One FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING RED BANK LUMBER AKU reglatered. $75. Sliver. ,10-5 p.: room." Nice location. Call 741-0079 atttr Mldtiletoxn- • Atlantic Highlands arei COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES( QOWN — Bridesmaid dresses and a] 741-5877, after 5 p.m. 741-3388. KEANSBURO — 2%-room apartment." 4 p.m. whert custom constructed new homei kecessortes with Individual personal ser- Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-650C $80 a. month plus utilities. Near all ranglnz from 113,000 to (39,000, are t< ••••-••" REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS - • vice. Call Virginia Klmball, Freehold MOVING, MUST SELL IMMEDIATE' ALASKAN MALAMUTE xansportatloh. 787-1530. FOR BUSINESS or retired lady. Pleas- be bullL For complete detail* call MUL I . "~ 4B2-77T3. LY — G.E. refrigerator. Oil paintings ant environment. Kitchen privileges. 17 LANEY REALTY. (71-5151. Belgium oriental rug. Two occaalona PUPS ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS—Three large Branch Ave., Red Bank. USED PIANOS AND ORGANH fro! 'chairs. 747-2392. ooms. First floor unfurnished. All utili- NEED A LITTLE ROOM? LIK€ COUNTRY .. 125. ' Planoi bought, aold, repaired' AKC Champion alre and grandparent*. ties Included. (125. No pets. 291-0810. RED BANK — Furnished room one moved. By appointment-Freehold Muif' LIVING ROOM, dining room, bedrooi Line bred for uniformity. Soundnes, block from bus line. Nice reaidentl&l HOUSES FOR SALE ATMOSPHERE — GOOD SCHOOLS? Center, <#2-473O. furniture. Most 'like new'. Other ml and dispositions guaranteed. Approvei THREH.-ROOM apartment Keansburg. lection. Call 747-4970. cellaneous items. Call after 6 evenings homes. Bongarzone Nursery, Ne~ Call You mutt 199 this rAncher* Living room, dtning room, din.ing MANUFACTURER'S FACTORY BPE after 3:30 weekends, 741-1093. Shrewsbury. 542-0718. 7»7-S18< RED BANK — Lairge newly decomted. CIAL—Dinette sets, table with leaf and Private entrance. Parking. Convenient 100'. Avaltoble tor Im- Thii frama and brick ranch hai 22 Vi' living room with fireplace, oddi and endi ot furniture, houaeholi Highlands. 291-3850. mediate occupancy. Qualified Vet ab- HAY FOR SALE MEDICAL SUITE — ConslBtlnr „. LEONARDO — Four-bedroom Cane formal dining room, large kitchen, 20' game room, thraa bed- goods, bench sander, gas dryer. Pricei OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOGS — I warn "56 sq. ft. Modern office building next solutely no money down, non Vet Call for quick sale, Sat. and Sun. 37 Hlaleal Cod. Lot 100x100. Offered at SH.600. only 10% down. 30 year mortgage M2-S123 show homes for my beautiful pups, 0 First Merchants Bank, 25 Reckless E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor rooms two bethi, icraenad porch, basement. Aluminum sid- Ave., Mlddletown 787-60Q5. $300 and up. Call 938-5845. '!., Red Bank. Call 747-3730, between 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741- available, if quality construction Is ing. Black topped driveway. Many trees, excellent landscaping. HAMS — Breaking up my station. Cot 1 and 5. appealing to you, call today and WELDERS' CAPS — Striped awnlni LOOKING FOR A GOOD SHEPHERD 4500. A "Cr.am Puff." $27,500. Una 75A4 receiver, Halltcrafters HQ material, small peak, only 89c, CO TWO SHOPS — Spring occupancy. be among me fl-st to see this new 170-VHF receiver, Johnson 6 and ? HEN'S Department Store, Bhrewabur; We've got them. Richly plgmented ani LOCUSTHAR.T8HORNE" WOODS listing. Reasonably priced ot orly heavy boned. See and compare. 721-4504. Ideal setting for antiques. Interior dec- Charming older home with large art- plus 6 and 2 VFO, Johnson pertlita Ave. Open nights until 7 p.m. orator, boutique or offices. Old Mill, $24,900. and desk KW, Collins VFO. Span FOR FREE ^VlJtwe'ekT *oid~kittens' iBt's studio, skyllle. Four bedrooms, IF ANY OF OUR 1968 SPECIALS INTEREST YOU, CALL US parti, Ed Asay K2QTX. Days, 671-8110 SOFA — $50 matching chair, $25, wltl weaned and housebroken. A barrel Mew 3hrew»bury. 542-43Q5, Mr. DeVegh. paneled dining room, living room, elngs»464053 illp covers. Good condition. Call 741 lun. Call 741-4368. MEW SHREWSBURY — Near airport kitchen, breakfast room. Bath. Brook FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND COURTEOUS TREAT- Two room.*, 21x20 paneled office, ad runs through back yard. g26,9O0. Call Teicher Agency MENT. NO OBLIGATION. DIN1NO ROOM CEILING LIGHT FIX THE BAYSHORE COMPANION I)O lolnlnx offlc* 9x13, alr-condltloned. Cal 291-2532. TURE — Danish Modern. Reasonable. SAVE NOW CLUB will hold a Dog Behavior Cllni. •47-0473. . Independent Listing Brokers T41-OB2O. _ on March 10 at 3 p.m. Reglstratloi MIDDLETOWN — Private sale. Spa- on our WHITE HEAVY DUTY SAM- for spring Beginner Classes will alsi cious split. Four bedrooms, 214 baths, STEINWAY SPINET PIANO — Like SON COMBINATION WINDOW. FREE be taken. Come discuss your canine recreation room. Drapes, wall-to.wall 287 OCEANPORT AVE. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY new. Cost $1750. Sacrificing at S1200. NSTALLATION (minimum «.) HEAV1 pet problems with our members at 20S HOUSES FOR RENT carpeting. Fenced. Owner transferred. T47-5389. DUTY WHITE . BIG-M eomblnatloi W. Front St., Red Bank. For furthe- Appointment only. Mr. Oerold, 671- 542-3500 aluminum door only $» installed wlUi Informatlon, call 222-8748 or 787-7088. .TO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOMES 29M. WOMEN'S SWIM SUITS 'rue $3.99 (rill. — For rent or sale. $125 to 1150 a ^- OCEANPORT " 741-8700 GERMAN shorthalred pups. AKC reg- .month. THE KIRWAN CO.. REAL- KEANSBURG — Owner will allow you Excess stock, all sizes, $7.50. Retail PROWN'S TORS, Belford, 7S7-550O. W. Kesnsburg. istered, ready to go. Champion mother, 1 to assume existing mortgage. Two-bed- to $26. 291-0910. 12 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 lather and grandparent!. Field or allow '87-5600. Hazlet. 2S4-71OO. room house with, oversize detached ga- ELECTRIC MOTORS — Two. 2 ta.p., TYPEWRITER — Portable Underwooi Call 946-B906. CENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY rage. Baseboard heat, city icweri and 1750 RPM. single phase. 115/230 voll •Ith tlppered traveling case. Used ver; AKC REGISTERED — Long and shor. water. Total monthly payment |107. In original factory cartom. $8o. ea. little. Clean. $50. 187-6180. coat chihuahua puppies. Permanently ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor Buyer J1O0O down. 787-4167. 747JB89. FIREPLACE WOOD Inoculated and wormed..871-1862. 480 Ocean Aye., Sea Bright. I42^0O4|TREES AND TALL PINES GALORE COMPLETE LUDWIO DRUM SET — Trunk or truck load PONIES AND HORSES FOB. SALE WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS —I —Three-bedroom, two-bath Home. Two Like new. Original price $580,. asking Call 787-1777 Call i-1 Furnished and unfurnished. Immediate fireplaces. 18x36' In-ground pool. Dead $396. Call 542-0405. 787-8310 occupancy. SAMUEL TXICHER AGEN- end atret near schools and inopplng SWEATSHIRTS — With or withoui CY, Oceanport Ave., Oce&nport. H2* center. (34,950. H2-O109. hoods, pult-aven snd full ztpDeis, a) DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC re* MOO. to size 6!. COHEN'S Department Store, Istered. Call 747-4879 after 4 p.m. week MIDDLETOWN — Brand new custom Shrewsbury Av«. days. All day weekendi. :MMACOLATE THREE—BEDROOM built' Colonial split, brick and cedar HAMMOND shakea. On treed lot, 253' deep. Four OTNINO ROOM BET — Mahogany RANCH — March 15th occupancy. I'OODLE — Standard, flva year! old. bedrooms. 2% baths, 23' paneled family REALTORS - INSURORS — APPRAISERS Qood condition. $7S. Player piano, needi Housebrokeb, AKC. House pe.t, enjoyr Leaae required. $145 per month plus tome work, $100. Iron-Rite Ironer, .$20. mt-of-doors. 566-8033. Unities. EA. ARMflTRONO A0ENCY, room with brick fireplace. J29.9O0. Palr-oI-CB-tranacelvtrs^jKstttl.lioo, Realtor, 955 prospect Ave., LltUe Sll- PAUL BRAOAR AOENOY, Realtor, SHREWSBURY OFFICE' -ORGAN •ZLUlUflO Shrewsbury. ^747-0221. selling tor »250. 228-9078. OF ASBURY PARK HIDB-A-BED — Condition lair, (37. B0, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Call alter «:30. Corner of Ualn St. A Uatttioa Are. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS BI«.«05 APARTMENTS Convenience oj 4oday. Gracious cantar hall Colonial on tree-lined itreet. Boaiti 2 living 'THE LARGEST OROJIN AND PIANO IOTPOINTI retrijerator, copperl THREE R00M8-An4 bath, furnished roomi pjupj i family room witth firaplacefireplace,,' formal dining room, ramodaUremodelad kitchen with breakfasbreelfait DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA .ear old, 1125. Hotpolnt refrigerator, »M. Oil 2M-6731. _ All utilities Included. Adults only. No room and adjoining laundry, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Hurry, Hurry, for appointment to view. pets. 747-5320. Open daily '111 I p.m. Sit 'til • p.m. CARHART lined Jacketi $10.._ C Br Unique at J32.500. overalls $7.95. Brown dungarees $8.98. 3 BEACHFRONT — Four-room mod- Factory Auttiotlu* Isselai oflat COHEN'S Department 8tore, Shrews- ern^ ^apartments, furnished. By th< New Hammond ipimt Organ bury Ave. Open until 7 p.m. - *~ Seek. Available now. Idtal,Beach. Call PERFECT STARTER OR RETIREMENT HOME ""95- 274.3I89 —,— _j- 1595- MAPLB KITCHEN" SgT-=~Sli~cn»]?B: Firiplaee in living room, dining room with French-doors to wooded yard, itep-iaver kitchen, WATERPRONT — Beautiful furnished ne tn for a free demonitratlofr. Two lawn mowers. Youth bed. Flshlni large baiement and garage. No thru traffic street. Won't last long at J23.500. Limited time only. l Call 872-O716. three^room apartments. T.V. included. Weekly,~~tnonthly, Nautilus Apartment 775-9300 LESLIE SPEAKER — Model 2(1, foi Motel, 842-0505, Sea Bright. Conn or similar organ, one year old, ELEVEN-ROOM HOME ; /. .' •WALNUT BEDROOM SET — Stralghl Ike new. SUM). Call 172-1S8O. TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY APART- MENT — Tiled bath, tiled kitchen. On over an a era. A bedrooms, tewing r'oom,'" "rnutie room, ^tniii robntt. "cf«n (with firipUce)f upholstered arm chair,. green. Fou; T.V. Winter ratei. -Leonardo Hotel, V post pineapple fancy mahogany bed SAWS SHARPENED Hwy. 36, Leonardo. 281-D614. tannii court. ExcelUnt landscaping y/\\h many treas> Sea it now — $40,900. All in excellent condition. 741-1309. RED BANK LUMBER 7 MEN'S SKI PANTS Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741.8600. LONG BRANCH ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Exceai itock, s|wa 34 and 3D, $7.50. MOVING — Must sell remains of houst' RED BANK hold furniture. Saturday 10 to « only. GARDEN APARTMENTS 741-5212 :s9i-o»io. S71-5U9. Quail, Box 1M-0, Stllwell Dr. TW0-H0R8E STIBIUM TJlAILBn — FURNISHED «_ HolmdPt. (opposite Bell Labs.) 3'i ROOMS $133 RIVER & SURF Nearly new. Electric brakes, ^ Call 6(2-5537, _ WARDROBE — With mirror. $20. Kltch 44 ROOMS 1155 en set $1D, vacuum cleaner, $5, an' 6V, ROOMS $160 OAS RAtfGE — 36" Wolbllt- Five Uque carved solid rocker. $50. 787-4067. UNFURNISHED ' burners 'and griddle. $50. Excellent con- i% ROOMS $110 -' t dition. ' Call 787-0899. ALLIANCE OEN1K Oarage-door open 4U R00U8-$135 lor Chain drive - 1109 Screw drive- $139 611 ROOMS 1140 REFRIGERATOR r- Hotpolnt 1J cu. ft. OEREL — 671-3517 Heat, hot water, cnoklng gar- lupplled. CLUB ; 150. Good condition. Call after 4 p,m. Call 7474233, 222.0591. 7«l-2223. BROWN JERSEY or White Canv: work nloves 25c at COHEN'S Depart SUBLET — Two-bedroom garden atiart. VOX BABS AMPLIFIER — $190. Pleaie ment Store, Shrewsbury Ave.. Opposltr ment. Hot water, heat, atr conditioned, -APARTMENTS • MARINA call River 81. School, 1 free pool, $139 a month, Call 566- ; 7418315 WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA - 6791. (formerly Hamiltonian at Monmouth Beach) _, MATTRESSES — Box springs, bunk Reasonable. Boy's Ice skates, size 7, FURNISHED — Three-room apartment. beds, folding beds, headboard!, frames, Canadian Flyer. 741-103II, after 3 p.m Business couple. Call '.Monmouth Beach, N.J., *1h wllf be. us'etf •tudlo couches, crib mattresses, bump- JRISH COAT-OF-ARMS — Authentic, 741-2447 •rs, kiddle' rockers, etc. 40 lo dot off. bandpalnted. $3.M>. Going out of business. Call 787-1010, 1 747-0570. SEA BRIGHT Hwy. 38 and Main Bl., Port Monmoillh The new management' hoj acquired Nils property m they forac* Its STAINLESS BTEEL two-tank commer- LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS INFANTS DRESSING TABLE. lib! 1201 Ocean Avenua further development as an, oufirondlno ciub-Rtslaence with od|olnlng to install cial dishwashing machine. Excellent Magnificent all electric one • bedrooi.. Clilld'd rocker, $3. Coffee table, $3. condition. Bahr's Restaurant, 872-1245. t morlno, which ottef In one property grocloui living wllh occejj both ro 80" couch-bed, $12. 787-8157. apartments. Centrally air conditioned. the Snrewsbury River and-the Atlantic Ocean. We know no other ptoce BOOKCASE . — " 49^x46, black legs, Dishwashers, disposals, combination clothoa, washers and dryers. Prlvati olong fhe norttum New Jirsey- Comt. wtier» tftest. crliclbuteai ore so FRIOIDAIRE REFRIOBRATOR - 8 nice design, $25. Room dividers, blacl uniquely coniblned. eu. ft. Excellent. £35. Automatic wash- metal, gold frame, 38x36 and stepui awlr.mlng pool, beach, boardwalk-ani higher price er, neitts timer. $15. 671-2855. parking. All electrlcity-lnclutled. Rental 33" long, $20."Three tables—blond For- of $-160-1105. Superintendent's apartme AMPLIFIER FOR BALE mien topn, mahngnny Ifign, coffee, 78 $16tl1 h pe \ Best offer. itep-up and 2-tler, $45. Mural 9'x4' or telephone. \ Call after 4 p.m. 747-2574. jcean scene, gold frame $20. Break- RIVER & SURF CLUB APARTMENTS fast set, black and white, -chroma legs, 774i-01504 \ plumbing fixtures. GENERAL ELECTRIC STEREOPHON ;2.V Call 2B1-3849 alter 5. MATAWAN BOHOUGH — 34 and 4 W» offer- ott-octlve garden apartmmh In well-kept groundt containing JC — Portable record player. Black. room nir conditioned garden apart- large rooms and eoc+i wltti Its own private terract, Each apartment nos Excellent condition. $25. call 747-4123 WHEELCHAIR ments from $110 mo. (net rent) [or afl^r 6 pm.. NEW CONDITION a soenct kltchwi, tiled bath, nioster TV antenna. Individually controlled 542-0945 April nr Mayf. ncciipnnry. Prlvati heating and air conditioning ond two parking spaces per apartment. Ttio BOY'S BICYCLE — 20", good condl swim club. MARRHAMPTON APTS. large 4 room apartments at* offftred from (135 a motitti. A few 5 room tlon, RolUast, 2 years old, (18. Cal] CONN TRUMPET V Matawiin AVP., between Ravine Dr, (I- bedroom) suites an now available, offering a itcond bathroom ot a 747-0809. Like new. Reasonable and Aberdeen Rd. Phone M6-7019. 7(1-8768 modest J1B5 a montt), HIGH CHAIR — S.V Mesh playpen, $5. TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — $00, Chlld'd Totrod, $5. "Blaze" rocking PRESTO HAIR DRYER — Like new, II utilities. Notion*. 13 Hutidy Ave. horn. IS. Call 787-8157. TanonAble. Sunbeam electric Iron: CR" Highlands, 812-1831, '41-M78. . G.E. PORTABLE — Air cooler with RED BANK — Two rooms and bath •tand. Automatic Uiermoatat. G.E. In- .VH1TE WICKER. PORCH SET ~ RIVER & SURF CLUB MARINA L Nicely rurnlHhed. Fine local.nn. Adult, cased roller type irnner. Toastmajtfr lr '', •' ^ chairs. Blue, green No pets, Call 741-:0fl8. completely automatic hunUllfler. Call cushion $50. 747033a. Modem marina facilities art available which con berth boats up to 50'. 741-0845. HIGHLANDS — Unfurnlnhed two-bed- Each slip has electricity and water, and tin re are connections for tele- .IMI A"SWEATER TcTinfiX room large apnrtmrnt. |7.1. Cnll phone service. Although apartment tenontn and former slip users have, BASS GUITAR —, Excellent condition. ledluni, bone with crystal spiiu Sfift-IL'lf) a prioi Ity, ttierv will be a limited number of slips avalloble for ttit oonv Mint sell. Call 7410668 after S p.m. Inrlhnr Information call 2M-1687. week nights. FOim ~H00Ma"—~TllPtl bath, private Ing seoson. . , • -• . . C.E. ROUND niSHWABHER — $3j! . » ^. in iJ cacl) Twi nt ranee. U till ties. Ituml Middle town, NOT MUCH ulllll^ trailer. $40. 741-1542. . Wlults. No pctB. npferences. 671-D07.1. loncer will wr be &t>Ic to offer FRKK ir6MAP INSTALLATION on our WHITE SAM lIC'l'llIC WATKII~PTIMK•('iVnn les Included. Call RIVER & SURF CLUB SON aluminum ctm.blnatlun ntorm win trap . HI-HVV nnty. Like npw. will 7flT-i;U4 * dow. IHBAVY DUTY nnri Only *14,0V hoiei. Will (Ipiiuinitralr SMI: 787 Tiie.club oflers a large fresh water pool with a lifeguard In lemon. A FRHJE INSTALLATION. (Minimum 8 o 'HUB-ROOM "APAnTMENT FOR The best way to save money on a home is to buy now! IKNT - J12R a month. Rent Inul : Cabana building Is ova I table. We >also have two private stretcties of ocearlront beocti- again with a lifeguard In seoson. surf fishing and fish- . PROWN'S Vina -- One blond, one frnslcd. II utllltleji, Rt. fi20, toward Hwy 7D, 82 Broad flt. Red Banll 741 -7r.O0 laMn March \!S 041OM ing from a letty* are on the Club's private beadies, Club rooms far both Ihnrlle wllin. with csse. Never lined. adultt ond teens are available and will be furnished and equipped. A f*w IIAY-MIXKIi ~^~~j.nri[ii Imlo7~"n7lli ;:8. . 741-61511. IOLMDI!:!, "~Ne^ir fleil h&hn. Three Straw. Rolled row manure, J.75, nrlpR IANO Hnliy Grand. J'JOO or best • rooiun, Hint floor. outside members will be accepted, cintHlnfrfi, shovel. A, II.FIR liAlltY iffcr. KARM, 2154 Hlddletown-Llncroft Jlcl., 'IIHBE *U(>DMfl — Hi-Ht ami hiil wnler. Middletown. ' iiir,Jr enter nf town. Adultn only. No lir.ln. Directions: From Red Dnnk, east on Rumson Ave. (Rt», $20) to Ocean HAMMUfTlTTmTfAN — Motlcl M-2 wltll lhrn, rn li-. Curtnllls Mu\ ilrrt|) flnrpncr-. Hnnl- V.IX v,n\\ mt-Wtu. Ave.f Hie net rlgtit to Park Road in Monmouth Beach. rli'H. Kow left. Itrnnonuhlf. ,671- 22-11 Lefllle fljiraUer mill revnrl). SI IIEI'JIHUJ) - - Kurnishprt or unfiir- Cull 7S7-7O>« or 717-19W._ ,\ lulled Hirer-room nimrtinrnl. Ontrnl- 1111AI' I IN(i JAhLK WHIl axl:' AIIAdK SM.lt'. lloiliehoM II For Apartment. Mnrlnfl or Cllih Applicntioni, let RED BANK AREA il. mill Hun. Mnrcll II and 10. 2111! niri. wi ir.on. series. Four office clinlrH. ;ffin HANK -•- Oim-brtlrnom Riinlni. 67I-219S itrmuii Blvd., Cllllwoixl Bracli. Call id-ism. ptirtment nvallnbln. Hot water nnd JIOVINO — M^i«rTni:rilli:». (I.K. wni cat Included, guiet, ct'iiinil hicniion, RESIDENT MANAGER er, gaa twin-dryer. -; I I''I - (Vimiiletp, J.II. Lansing D- irar nhoppltiK. Adults only, no petit. 7»lflT«7 10)11 spi-nlm, niiRrn »n-H0 ailipllller, iimii ll-uui luniT. n Hupt,, Apt. If), nn I,<(uUBt Ave. •anger, ciintoin built natilnpt. Original Apartment 48 120, with [mils, O.ll • ¥ ill IIVIT jr.dll'.'WIII sell I'lieiui, nidVlng roahly painted, Al condttloi). Oil i.", -1260. I Hiilnll ninir^niPiil. riinne fliil.'R4'M2IO. urner. A4Z-RB:)4 niter fl p.m. MULTIPWE LISTINGS OM BKT — Kitchen lal, wa«h- IIRKK Blll''T ICE (illKAM MA~ [OLMDBL AREA — Three rooma. Mot Tel: 222-8309 L dryt-r. II1NKS Bxcrllpnl cnndlllon. Rea- •tor inn heal Included. Call 264-1M5 2S4D129 mable. Call 2S4-05DO. r 071-1D18. 1 HOUSES FOE SAIJ! HOUSES TOR HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOE SALE BOUSES FOR SALE HODSK FOt SALE BOUSES FOE SALE M«nA 8, J968-21 THE DAILY REGISTER MIDDLETOWW • • . New Construction — Choice residential Three - bedroom ranch. Large living COLTS NECK area. Contemporary ranch. Spa- HEDGEFIELD OPEN FOR INSPECTION room, family kitchen. 114 bathj. At- Model HOUSES FOB SALE tached fuan. 1001100' lot. J18.MP0. NEAR HOLMDEL cious combination living room 1 to 5 p.m OCIAN TOWNSHIP and dining room. Heatilator fire- THE ROLLS ROYCE OF HOUSING NEW SHREWSBURY - Five- Electronic1! dream. ' Three - bedroom 2% Acres place. Large electric kitchen. Saturday and Sunday ranob with fireplace, attached garage. IN COLTS NECK bedroom, two bath rancher. Wired tor •own. MKtelOO1 kit with trees. Two bedrooms, VA baths. Hot RIVERFIELDS AT RUMSON Asking 122,900. , Six-Room Full basement, attached garage. air oil heat. Patio. Attached INSPECTS COMPARE, Over one-half acre pjiot. Of- KIVER PLAZA Modern Ranch oversized one - car garage. Tuxedo Rd. (Off Rumson Rd.) TCiree - bedroom ranch. Large living INCLUDING ... ered at $26,500. room, H4 batlls. Baseboard hot water TAXES $590 Screened breezeway. Approxi- *v. Rumson radiation. Attached carport 100x125' mately two acres. $45.WW. lot. Low tajrea. 416,900. Barn 36x60 plus • KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER STERLING THOMPSON WEART-NEMETH Three-Room Bungalow RUHISON — Convenient living • G. E. SELF CI.EANING OVEN EDWIN S. STARK vicinity .Modern 154-story dwell- & ASSOC, INC. AGENCY TO SETTLE ESTATE Realtor - Insuror ing. Fireplace in spacious liv- • AMERICAN OLEAN THE Realtor ,1335 Hwy. 36, Hazlet > REALTOR Blue and White Bus Terminal Bids. ing room. Formal dining room. • SELECT OAK FLOORS ' . ';:•• 747-0900 264-0333 $27,900 • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT Evenings 671.0974 Additional Acreage Available Large electric kitchen. Den. 102 WEST FRONT ST. Three roomy bedrooms, two • STEEL GIRDERS LEONARDO HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE CALL 741-9291 baths. Basement, Hot water oil • 6" INSULATION 741-2240 New Marina and Benches. Excellent OR 741-1231 heat. Oversized attached one-car OUR BEST LISTING o NESTLED ON 2 ACRES Member of Red Bank family home. "Dutch Colonial." Seven garage. $33,900. St Leo's Parish — Convenient To Lincroft-Eatontown Aie«. Three . extra bedrooms. A room for rooms. Sunporch (12x21'). odi heat. MIDDLETOWN — $16,900 •ewlng or Ironing. A family size kitch- Among Lovely Shade Trees Multiple Listing Service Basement. Two-car garage. Plot 125x Two acre lot. Older home needs some en, formal dining room, 25' living room. 135'. Hard to find at S23.500. repairs. Three bedrooms, dining roorji, FAIR HAVEN — Interestingly, Directions: Corner Rt. .537 and Swimming RtvSr Rd., west to Full, dry basement. One:car garase- rivacy near transportation — Cuatom- JOSEPH' S. LANG, Realtor garage, full basement. New roof. Call centrally situated new Cape Cod. Lakeside Ave. JVi ceramic UJed baths. A fire alarm1 iilt raacher, two years old. Three COLTS NECK fpr delalls. THE BERG AGENCY, lyatem plua -inVny extras. By appoint- Haster size "bedrooms, two ceramic YOUR RANCH HOME Main St. Holmdel M6-423T Realtors, Hwy. 35; Mlddletown. 611-1000. Living room has fireplace. Din- ment only. 910,790. >tuhs, DREAM KITCHEN. Hugh living ing room, kitchen. Two bed- oom wilh WALL FIHEPLAUfiJ; formal IN HORSE COUNTRY PHONE Kl LAHIFF. lining room, Kamiiy room, Ttiermopane 'all trees, on ihis (ull acre rustic lot, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE rooms, one bath. Full base- PAUL P. BOVA llders leading to outdoor living, irovliie quiet and privacy for your ^aundry and two car garage with work- spacious three - bedroom home. Hi* ment. Hot water baseboard gas- 946-4828 Realtor- Insiyor hop. Offered at leas than replacement large 19x26' Hvlng room and dtnlnx fired heat. Attached one-car ga- Bll have a Elant-bow-jjlcture^window 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. •>oklng out on an attractive neighbor- rage. Deep lot. $22,500. HOUSES FOR SALE , New Monmouth iood. The ranch kitchen facea * ah«4e4 SWIM EVERY DAY! HOUSES FOR SALE A&ENCY >lay area iwllti room (or a pony or two [or the children), niere Is a fourth Na :prbblam' entertaining your children or even adults in this QUALITY SPECIAL — Five-bedroom Realtffre FAIR HAVEN 671-2544 10 E. bedroom built Into the (ull bajeraant home featuring indoor heatnH pool 18' x 34' juit off large game DENNIS K. BYRNE modern split level. Air oondlUoned. vt, JJ^ln si. P^eH o( thl? -Hvc-ycar-oM cuatoin boW^ BEALTOR-INSUROR RIVER OAKS baths. Large reoreitlon room. Klng- Leave Tha Financing To Ui Priced to sell.' f29,600. Call to a.rr»n«« room. Custom built ail brick home in woodsy section; dead-end Most desirable location. Four bsdroomi, alzwd dining room. Near achools, trans- •' Tradet Your Home In 462-3535 laapcctlon. . ''•-• 8 West River Road Rumson IV, baths,- cheery paneled don, lull portation and churoaes. Gall for ap- Open 7 Pay« Dally .9-8. Sun. 11-4 . 'street; four bedroomii two baths, fireplace; four zoned hot basement. Bcreened porch. Beautiful pointment. $2S,000. Member Multiple LlsUng Even. 462-2376 or 363-TO3 . > Ben Alpsrn, Realtor Phone 842-1150 landscaping. Excellent condition. Ot- <6 W. Main St., Freehold, N. X. water baseboard heat. Asking $43,000. tered at 138,900. VALUE PLUS — Two-bedroom older ATLANTIC HI&HLANDS'* Iran Sundays 4S34M4 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING home with large living room, full size JEAN K. IRWIN Immaculate Uiree«bedroom houae, two dining room. Eat-In kitchen. Full but- Realtor :eramic batha. Living room 24x20, Florl- FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL ment. CiLy aewers. Too good to laet. ia rooni with barbecue. Hot-water Base- SPORTSMAN'S HAVEN! OAK HILL COLONIAL CAPE — Five Older house In excellent condition. Love- 00 Fair Haven: New four-bedroom brick board heat, mil baaement. Very fine BREEZY POINT bedroom*, three liaths. Living, room ly neighborhood. Four bedrooms, new Colonial. Large rooms. Living room location. $17,300. at Little Sllvtr Summer home with seven bedrooms, I '/i baths, '/> block from with Nreplace, dining room. 21'' knehen. kitchen, porch, patio, full basement. LARGE' FAMILY SPECIALTY — Flv, with fireplace, formal dining toom, Basement. Double garage. Beautiful New lilting. Asking $22,500. bedrooms. City sewers. Near achools, family room with fireplace, kitchen beach, Idaal for boat»ri, fisherman or just beach lovers. City lot. S38,0O0. - : - NEW HOMES tranaportation.-churcliesr-Catl now. 117; with—dining—area7-2Wf—batha;—ontrancr -ATLAiMtlC-HIGNLAKDS- ., . . custom built colonial! . • • 600. J Ksfl," pull down stairway to attic, base- l wooded area. Custom-built three bed. 1 sewers. Cheaper than rent — $8,500. WATERFROWT SPLIT — Five bed- NEW SHREWSBURY * ment, attached two-car garage, 80% room ranch, two baths. Full baaement, "Finely Appointed Diuili' room*, gameroom. Living room, dining mortgage to qualified buyer. Large lot garage. Large1 WalT-very large rooms. rnorn. Kitchen. V/i baths. Bsjement. RANCH — QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. ajid larga trees. £51,500. .Call to see— Convenient to schools, shopping and from 113,900 Double garage. Dock and bulkhead. Five bedrooms, two baths, living room Hwy. 36 & Homestead Ave.. Leonard* We have Key. transportation. ?27,O0O. Treed lot. Jffl.WW. 19x16, lull basement with tiled floor. George A. DeLorme, Realtor LOCATED AT »ILVBR8IDB AVB. Good location. Klca lot excellent buy. (Near 7 Bridge Rd.) S26,500. 291-3232 — 291-0976 Middletown: Four^Sdroom split level, Little sifver 1 full-two Vi baUis, g&meroom, at- 741-1200 SCHANCK AGENCY THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor Parking next door >t Mermaid Dln& tached ga-rsge. 1H miles to Red Bank, THE BROOK AGENCY walking distance to all buses. Parochial Ann Martin MoCulIy, Realtor REALTOR S36 River Rd. Fair Hi LITTLE SILVER school pariah. Priced at 123,000. Bmk Building, Atlantic Hlihlandf IAFB AND SCOURS IS YOUR IN- S Linden PI, Red Bank 2M.171T •• VESTMENT — Neat, clean, two-itorr WATERFRONT 1 home In Long Branch, Three bedrooma, = . R EA LTORS- . :^r 747-0307 Evw;' 747-4O8S Marine Park-.. Red Bank- _ M2-41S8 MIDDLETOVW __—J - ' _ "THERE'S A Magnificent Colonlt.1 on the bantu oJ Eve—Mrs. DllBn 747-30U; Mr«. Irwin iwtli, living ruoin. tuning rrom, kltoh-- COMFORT AND SECURITY the Shrewsbury for those acouAtod 747-1104. en. aim jjnfclf Ceifcloicdirciialh 7enca MEMBER OF TWO MULTIPLE LISTINGS* Shfcded by stately trees ajid enjoying LITTLE WHITE HOUSE" to luxurious living. Beamed ceilR OAK HILL around linme assures sale place (or cms of tittle Silver's finest locations, on a. corner lot 135x126 with many In dining room and family room. Tw "BACHELOR PAD children to play. Paneled basement li shade trees. Also a Jive-room homey fireplaces, den and spacious UVIni : cornplementeit with bar and recreation 500 HWY. 36 .872-0001 HIGHLANDS. this eight-room Colonial *iy\* home h«ut New custom huilt fnur-hedroom nnoh. artfa. Prlco $14,300. Vets no down, non- a wealth of interesting features. Living attached garage, hot water baseboard room. Master bedroom 14x23, pliu foui Beamed ceiyng living room. Center foyer leada-to large living room f beat, large O.L Loan. $21,500. additional bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Im vets only 5450. to qualified buyer. Call Now op«n 7 day. a w««* t!l 9 P.M. . room with fireplace, dining rwrn with wlUi flreplnce. FilU dining room. Largo 542-8100. corner cupboards. Four bedrooms, two maculate condition. Garajea for tluee Mirrored bar. Attractive eat-in eat-In Kitchen. Family ropm. Laundry ONLY during wlifcr month*. baLhs, basement with recreation room. LARGE FAMILY WANTBD oars. Askina: 580,000. .Shown by appoint- kitchen. $18,000. room, .atuciy. .2^ batha. Basement. Two- STAR REALTY INC. This lovely home liaa a. beautiful land- ment, call us today. .r garage. Immediate occupancy*. [wy, 3.1 Shrewabnry 84J-B100 scaped private yard with barbecue, Ocean view. Six bedrooma, 4& btthtt, family room, two fireplace*, formal MALL BROS., Realtors lED BANK — 81x rooma, bath, mod- two-car garage, encloied brwzeway m.ooo ern kitchen. Oil heat, newly decorated and tool shed. CaU today. Jiut reduced dining room. Many extra*. $27,500. 813 River Rd. 711-T6M Fair Have A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY 13,600 terma. JAMBS A. OURLEY, to J33.000. * ELLA WILTSHIRE A&ENCY Member Multiple Listing Service flealtor, 60 Broad St., Red Bank. 741- Realtor Open 7 Days REALTOR BEACH" AGENCY 1100. ' DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT HALL BROS., Realtors ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS "^^Ro B13 River. Rd. 741-7W6 Fair Haven 1490 Ocean Ave,' ' Sea Bright . '" BROKER M2-0GO4 never had It so good — The—maste, 569 Rivar Rd. Fair Hivan IM Hwy. 35 • . Middletown, V. J, 8U4VSR LENAPE HOMES AT Member Multiple Listing Service Open 7 Day* bedroom In this four-bedroom oldei New colonial. Three bedrooms, 1« Open 7 Days home has wall-to-wall carpeting and a 741-9333 Open 7.dayi 842-26J6 or 671-2727 1 Eves- 531-4768 aathf. basement. Ont-ear garaft and balcony overlooking the bay with a most laratly room. Built to ordtr. W8.5O0. COLTS NECK RUMSON COLONIAL BEACKEXCLUSIVES romantic view. Two full b&ths. Living A PICTURE WINDOW Unusual home In eitate area on 1.8 room and dining room with carpets, With a view worth Beholding! You'll be BEAT THE HEAT S1LVERMINT HOMES, INC. aorea. 18x30 living room, 18x21 dining We have just listed e BANK REPOS- Cozy den. Attractive foyer. Mode: enchanted by beautiful prlvata Shadow Next summer In this spacious centrally room, 12x33 kitchen and breatofut nook, SESSIONS from $14,300 to 118,900 with kitchen with dishwasher. Plus thre« Lake. Your own dock for boating, air conditioned home set on a half- 741-1200 ' 1.1x17 paneled den. Four tremendous as. little as {400 down. Quick action rooms on the third floor for an artist' fishing and awlmmlng.' Living, room, acre lot on lovely Lincmft and sur- bedrooms, ttree bath* Holwatet base' ngpass&ry, ao ple&sa call now. friend or an overflow of It Ida. Alt fordining room, two bedrooms, full baae. •ounded by a small fortune In land- board' heat Two-car garage, full base- ?17,&00. ment and more. Reduced to $21,000. leaping. 25x13' living room, fireplace HAZLET—Assume mortgage tor $8,500. ment. Many attractive feature!, $59,50Q. n 23x15 family room, four bedrooms, Four bedrooms. Living room, dinning BEACH AGENCY FINLAY AGENCY RUSSELL M. BORUS 1% baths. 4% year* young. Beautiful room, kitchen, recreation ' room. Oa- RUSSELL M. BORUS / - BROKER Realtors condition. Two-car attached garage. rage, lli batha. Wall-to-wall carpeting. 270 Bay Ave. Highlands 8724)100 REALTORS Many, many oxlrai. 9t. Leo's Parish. Storms and screens. Above ground pool. REALTORS 14 Highway 35 MUWIMOTO, N.I, 600 River Rd. Fair Haven Asking $44,000. Call ua today. 75x100 lot, landacaped. With. lawtri. 600 River Ed. Fair Haven Open 7 daya 842-2626 or 671-2727 Call 264-9510. 7474833 Eves: 531-4788 EDNA M. NETTER HALL BROS., Realtors All . payment! approximate and sub COLTS NECK J13 River RoV 741-7986 Fair Haven lectto VA-FHA approval. Realtors . FARMS—HOMES-INDUSTRIAL SITEI Classic Cquntry Colonial, with low, li Member Multiple Listing Service LOTS AND ACREAGE HOUSES FOR SALE ORKAT FOR &B0WMO FAMILY HOLMDEL-COLTB NECK taxes. Four bedrooms, 214 baths. THIS MARLBORO-FREEHOLD AREAS ovely three-year-old home Is In better Open 7 Days FROM ONE LOT TO 100 AORM — Quiet street and walking dlalancs for Dutch Lane *Rd., RD 1, Marlboro han new condition. Living room, din- WATERFRONT PARADISE Either comraerclal or realdentlaj. Cad children. Five bedrooms atford plenty P.O. Box J2S, Freehold Ing room, large kitchen plua family 100' directly on riverfront. Five bed- MULLANEY RSALTT ITl-oUl. - ' LINCROFT room with fireplace, two-car garage, of room. Ranch means easy mainte- 462-4151 rooms and two batha. Large family BEAUTIFUL U acre Fair Haven plot. nance tor Dad and lcaa work (or Mom. full basement and many, many extras. room on river side. Lovely sundeck Walking distance to river. Fully lani- A new lilting for your Inspection. Price i2G,5OO. Svenlnga 536-8149 Finest residential aren. Asklni »48.0OO. with fine view. New bulkhead. Bxcep- icaped. Price. ]uit reduced to 110,500. Lootrltd next to o KXicre wooded Call any time. STERLING THOMPSON lonal fn thcae flays of scarce water- ROLSTON WATERBURY, Realtor, II park. A quiet «of» street tor. chil- Call R42-O110 for an appointment. HARD TO FIND * ASSOC Realtor!, Rt. 35. Middle- front. $29,900. McALISTER AGENCY, W. Front St.. Red Bajik. 747-3500. dren. St. Leo'a Parish, six ywri An Immaculate ranch set on m acres town. 747-5600. REALTORS, 109 E. River Rd., RumBon. VERY UNUSUAL young. Center htrfl floor plan, liv- EDWARD A. HANLON In a beautiful area. Threq bedrooms, 842-18M. MARLBORO - Dutch Lane Road, 1H ing room, dining room, flat-In kltcnen, Realtor two batha, den. Hot water baseboard CONVERTED BARN acre, wooded. 264-6710 altor S or week- New England style two-story, four-bedroom 2Va baft house. Huge tot- large paneled family room, den. heat, Wall-to-wall carpeting, two-ca: •Stllnla.ture Colonial with charm. Large LINCROFT ends. Prlnclpala only. Three bedroom*. Basement, attached •504 Shrewsbury Ave., N«w Shrewsbury garage and many other extras Included Ivlng room with beamed celling, two In kitchen, Urge separate family room. Beautiful authentic wood garage. Ideol for the family ftiat In the asking price of J35,&00. STER< bodrooma and bath. Pretty kltcnen. St. Leo's Par >i TWO LOTS roof. Mony other features. Details to satisfy perfect I onlst. Best end COUNTRY FARMHOUSE LINO THOMPSON A ASSOC, Realtors, Partially wooded, In nne arem. •nl&y* privacy ID their yard. See Rt. 35, Middletown. 747-5600. Quiet and secluded area. Lovely yard Delightful «pllt level on % ncr«. Three It today. Asking 02,900. In fine location and area of expensive and garage. Good location. $18,000. Me- bedrooms. Large gameroom AUached 10 minutes to Red Bank. . moat convenient location In Colts Necfc. Storting longe four-bedroom ranch homes. Thia lovely old bouse has four ALISTER AGENCY, REALTORS, 100 garage. Asking S22.S0O. STERLING 3',4 acres, t7,000 ond five-bedroom two-story on waterfront lets. bedruoma, large living room, dining ON SCENIC DRIVE E. River Rt!., Rumson. 842-1894. THOMPSON & ASSOC, Realtors, Rt. 1 .- 2 ncrra, S8.009 room «od kitchen; Full baaement. Big Get ready to enjoy spring end aummei 35, Middletown. 747-5600 With bordering brook $ lot Priced at only $28,900. We have In this beautiful location. Three bed SAVE frultlea3 hours of searclilnK by McALISTER AGENCY, REALTORS, the key. McALISTER AGENCY, REAL- rooms. Eat-In kitchen. Large llvlnf sending for otir free comprehensive 109 E. River Rd.. Rumaon. 842-1894. 42,900 TORS. 109 E, River Rd.. Rumaon. 8*2' catalog; modest homes: palatial Rum- STRATHMORE RESALES room and porch overlooking: bay. Ask Ranches, Capos, Colonials atartlng In Ing only $16,000. See It now. Call 291 aom estates, waterfronts, farms. Mul- LOVELY WOODED LOT — Dtatant- tiple Listings. the low 20's. Our office located In- the water view. $7,.*iO0. Call 1800 for appointment. THE CURTIN heart of Strathmore, on Hwy. 31 Call 291-2246 ^CONRAD WISSEL III 8 AGENCY, Realtors, Hwy, 36, Leonardo, RAY STILLMAN, Realtor us whether selling or faying. 7 dayi, SNYDER AGENCY 24 hr. service. Call 566-7600 anytime. LOTS OF LOTS RWITORS ~~~* KEANSBURG - $11,900 ?" "Our 49th Year" All areas, nil* sizes, some wooded. Thla 232-1561 842-4358 F.H.A. approved. Three-bedroom oldei 648 Hwy. $5 Shrewsbury 7*1-8500 APPLUBROOK" OF MATAWAJi, Real- 113 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven Realtors-Multiple Listings ton. woek'a special! Wooded acre, Holmdel Member Multiple Listing Service home. Large living room with fire MONMOUTH BEACH, OCEAN VIEW, $8,500. Call EDWIN H, MARTIN, Bro- (Tram Llncron Center take Pholonx Rd. Wnt to tin) right turn (Rich- place. All city utilities, Little cas ker, Katq,ntown.-{i42-5auo.-- dale Rd.) to homes.) OPEN 7 DAYS Middletown Five Corners needed. THET BEROi«AGENCY."Real IWAKicuRED,. ACSEl— VlctoiJan -ale- -v-HU&fr-RANGHv- SELLS HOUSES, LOTS ANYWHERE tors, Hwy. 35. MMdletown. 671.100!). dance enhances Uie beauty of this we)! Every thins you need. Five large 100x100 CORNER LOT with lots of IN NORTHERN MONMOUTH COUNTY kept 13-roorti—home. Five lovely big rooms, two hill baths. Full hancr trees. Asking »4,5OO. THE CURTIN J15.000-J150.000 AND VP. RED BANK — Gracious quiet atreei bedrooms, 3W gleaming bathrooms, four wlUi ttleri floor. Oarago. All on a In AGENCY, Realtors, Hwy. 36, Leonardo. within walking distance to shopping fireplaces, 30x19 living room, 23x20 deep lot in a fine area. Asking $2fi 291-1800 DON'T-WAIT TOO LONG — If _youcenter. Five-bedroom, two-bath~ oldei dining room,_ 20*20 (teiuxe kitchen, wlUi Ca.11741-3.100 now. THE CUUTIN ACTEN^ need flvB bedrooma. Sea this New home with den and formal dining room butler's pantry, paneled den, all in tip-OY, Realtors, 600 Shrewsbury Ave., HIDDLETOWN — Beautiful wooded'lot Strictly Shrewsbury rancher today. Convenience Fireplace In living room, front and top condition, and surprisingly low New Shrewsbury. In exclusive area, approximately % kitchen. Two baths. . Basement, r At-back terrace., Pull, basement $28,900, heating cost Three-car garage. $50,000. acre. 671-5372. ILLMENSEE tached garage. Large, well landsoaped ROLSTON WATERBURY, Realtor, 1( Shown by appointment. E. A. ARM- MULTIPLE LISTTNGB lot. Good value at J28.50O. W. Front St., Red. Bank. 747-3500. STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, MB Pros- Waterfront LAWRENCE J.. BCHILLINO pect Ave., Little Silver, 741-4500. SWEENEY AGENCY Realtors LITTLE SILVER BRICK AND FRAME COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AGENCY REALTOR 747-4121 1032 Ocean Ave., Bea Bright 842-14S2 WlUow Dr. A Parker Ave., Llltle silver RANCH. Good construction featured WEST KEANSBIJRQ — Pretty five- MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial throughout Den Gameroom. Three ttom custom built ranch. Bright, cheer- BELFOB.p_ _ Three-bedroom ranch. propcriy_ along Hwy. 35 or 36. From . RT. 34 462-3172 COLTS NECK PORT-AU-PECK RUMSON— SpaclouB three bedrooma. fireplaces. Three bedrooms, two baths. ful, tile kitchen with -wai|-ovenr-Two- two batha, and den. riraplace In liv- Choice area. Finished basement"—ai- 75' to 10 acrca MULLANEY REALTY Patio off dining room and kitchen, large bedrooms, large living room, sit- 671-5151. 10-Room Colonial Bl-Leyel only 3 ing room. Full basement. Attached ga- Don't wait. $42,500. ting room, tile bath, oil baseboard heat. tacned Karanc1 . monlh4149!. mortcage uavall- Oldest Real Estate Firm in. Colts Neck years old. Custom bu111 and sifucrled rage. Two yeara old, $33,SOO. E.A. LAWRENCE J. BCHILLING Owner will allow $500. toward down S? S ??"' ' >*' » 300 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — First Ave. on quiet logoon with riparian rights ARMSTRONG AOHHC7, Realtor >6S REALTOR 747-412: payment at closing. Prico $lfl,5O0. CHA- Income commercial property for sale. ond floating dock wilt, scots. You'll Prospect Ave., Little Sliver, 741-1900. Willow Dr. 9c Parker Ave., Little Bllvei TEAU REALTY, Real Estate, 215 Carr 10-YEAR-OLD RANCH UuRed Bank, 50-52 First Ave. 72 First Av«., 101 Wh«n buying or" sailing in-Colh Neck — For quiet r«ulr« love the oversized family room wltti Ave., Koannhurg. 787-5884. Three bvilrrttmTsT tbnelert living room First Ave. and. 115 First Ave. For RED BANK — Sli-rooni ranch. En- ON THE RIVER — In Little Silver. with w.iii-to-wall carpeting. Modern brick fireplace, 2 full baths, sun deck closed large Florida room. Oarage. New three-bedroom ranch, ready for Information or Appointment call Ray call tha Realtor who knowi the area. oH master .bedroom. Tnereji a 2-car MIDDLETOWN — Located-wlthln walk- piu^l^l hltclicn. Ttlcrt •ftath.-PuU base- Lemberc. 201-966O or 3B1-31BT. ! Large beautiful lot. Asking (23,000. MS- occupancy. $18,500. Call Btender Build- Ing distance of St, Mary's and PIC- ment witTr enclosed B*moroom. SJxccI- ottocfied oaroae. All kinds W built-in 2733. ers, 842-0173. mentary school being built on New ient condition. Call after 3pm 747COMMERCIA- L AND BUSINESS PROP- oppllonces. Firm pries of $32,000.00 Monmouth Rd, Seven-room Colonln! 2049 nr 2i)l-212f» EIITY — On Hwy. 3«, near Holiday COLTS-NECK HEART OFJWRSE COUNTRY Is unbeatable. For fry discriminating plit Large lot. Screened norch. Ht-ateri Inn. Woat Long Branch. Call. 222-7041 -TOUSES-FQRHSAfcE- lenient Many exiraa. $24,500. No New llBtlng. Btautlful after 6 pjrT ~ ~ Charming two-bedroom older home In excellent condition. agenta. 671-2753, ranch on picturesque Iut. Many fruit Early American kitchen with wall oven and range set in trees and shrubs. Three spacious bed- REAL ESTATE WANTED brick. Breakfast nook with nice view of landscaped yard, PLEASURE BAY SECTION I Immaculate Colts NccK Colonial ooms, two tliorl ba.th«, full ba.temr young I catures four upatalra bedrooms, 2l,i home i* fn perfect condition. $29.tJM URGENTLY '•NEEDED — Two and split level with partial brick font I •?AVk -BlUaAR-- Jl0J!NGY -Reallor.- threMiedroom homes ..Mldflletown. Hat-_ Colonial fireplace and exposed beams. Also small den and laths, entrance-/over, brlok fireplnuc ] I l let vicinity. We have buyers waiting. study or third bedroom on first level. Modern bath. Lo- In absolutely Immaculate condition. I PREVIEW OPENING B living room, formal" dining room, THE KIRWAN CO. 787-6600. Too large for working couple. Center 1 large eat-In, kitchen, paneled tien. over- PRIVATE PARK IN FAIR cated on beautiful lot in trie heart of horse country. Low • hall, living room, step down dlqjng I size double garage, and'dry basement, M w a only lour years old. Florida bound 7 ' 7 ? ! ,»- t»fS' h»rne, on WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST taxes. $26,990. room( spacious Wtcfteti wltti. buln-ln I nt. la Ju.st homey. Baseboard ronga and oven, wood poneled family I FAIRWAYS AT ./ owner asking $40,900. E.A. ARM- icat throughout this Immaculate liomc YOUR HOME roomi aeparafe laundry room, four! STRONG AGENCY, Realtor 55S Pros- .arge living mom, dlnlnK rowrn. kltrh- Call today ani give details and 'cash .COLTS NECK SMALL HORSE FARM 1 begutlful bedrooms, two til* baths, ond I pect Ave., Little Silver. 711-4500. n, den. oft tlrst door. Two bedrooms, rice. STERLING THOMPSON & AS- OO.r 747-5GO0. I practically b-and new wall to wall I OAK HILL. Your, opportunity tn live lath, (in npppr flralr. Oncenr dotacheil Three-bedroom Colonial over 100 years old. Good condition. Ixarpotlng. On* cor ottoctied oarage. I LINCROFT . n this presllge area for a reasonable tarage. Wall-Jo-wall carpeting and re-FOUR-BEDROOM HOME In Fair Hav- Excellent floor frlan that includes attractive fireplace in ] Clfy seltTHEoW NAVES1NK RIVEH - „ old overslied spill level In very ex-1 OPEtflNG. • HAZLEX..-, $13,600. '•J" " «r ''"ma high on a terrace We have buyeri in all price rangei. COLTS^NECK . GREAT VALUE n-ltli mtln lonu VIOWH. 10 rot)m«, 2'-j Oui-^2 year old raa.1 cstat* Barvlea cellefit condition. Four badrown). two I • Across flie $tret* from Tomd- 'erfect For "a starter. Two-bedramn Four-iedroom, J'/fbath cedar shingled Colonial less than I ceramic tile batlis, large, living room, I • See us today — models open 7 rancher. Tiled hath. Largo llvlns muni baths, jilua a 29' porch. Hock nnd ramp Inchidca a reliable price evaluation I dining room, kitchen with built-in I hawk^publlc golf count. days — and save moneyl These and kitchen. Nice area. Ovorslzod Int. '•reat for l;ir«e family of boating en when you list your property (or salt two .years old. Oil-fired baseboard heat. Eat-in kitchen. 1 range ond oven, family room with I ' homes are unparalleled In val- THE BERG AGENCY. Realtors, 11206 Ihualaats. Asking 512,500. with us. ue, location and-price. Hwy. 35, Hazlet.' 2fM-8200. X^ WHAT PRICE EDUCATION? — An In Formal dining room'. Large^ living room. Exposed"Beams I real brick wood burning fireplace, I • Colonials, tpllt Itvels, bl-level^ vcfltmert In this rinc four-bedroom Fair and fireplace in den. One acre wooded lot Non-develop- plus brand new (5,000 steel pool 16 I ranches I • Planned and constructed by the LITTLE SILVER RANCH —" Thme laven limne .Is an Investment In the 747-3500 I x 32' ond 8' deep, ,o% well os oxpet-1 ment. Won't last long at $35,900. . U ::~. United Davelopere — a name bedrooma, two bntjis. Living, rn .... bent hlRli school fidiitmtlon' available ROLSTON WATERBURY I Ing throughout the house, thervno pane I : rireplacc, rtlnlnK room~Kltchen, Ramp- The house «lso Includes a llrenla.ee Ilealtor-Inauror .. •.One-hair acrft- p!otl Alr-condl- synonymous with custom build- I doors, and many other features Im-1 ing. . room. Basement, garage, screened a pnnrlcd family room, 2',3 baths, a passible to describe In ffils brief ad. I tionlng, city sewtrs plys many ireh. ncn't mias this one. .577,500. screened porch anil a dry basement 18 W. fcront St. Red Bank 07701 Firm price of 137,500 warrants your I ° other ynparall&led volueil • Prices start at $29,990 up SCHANCK AGENCY, Realtor. 8 Linden IVell worth considering. Transrerroi HELP - ACTION! I Immediate hwpfctlon. You won't be I PJ., Red Banlc.- 747-03P7. Evo»: 747-4OSS. or asking 5:18.90(1. WILLIAM H. HELP us: our 12 'salespeople need a | sorry. '" _, WATERFRONT — On two acres, Llv HINTELMANN (KlItMl, 23 Rlilga Ud. UiUng on your home. " '••*'. Ing room, paneled 'famijy ronm. \vl!h ttumsun. 842-OSOO. Member of the Mul ACTION Is our motto—professional ier* [ireplace. Throe ted rorinia, thr^otTritt UrjlG Listing-Scrvluo; '" " ~~ vicoi arc Jim-x-phoprrtall raway; ^__- .Garten State Parkwny to Exit 109. West_..on Nmmwn Springs Rd. to hree-car Rarace. 60' dock. Rertucct TradB-ltis—Exchanfes •- 19 QtTALITY IMPORTANT TO YOU? Cnmmerclal and Inveatment properties' Teicher Agency llrsl traffic light. Turn right onto Mlddletown-Llncroft Rd. % mill to $53,000. ROLSTW WATERBURY, R IVe h;ivu a now listing an an immacu tor, 18 W. Front St., Red Bank. 747- late split leveHln fltoryland at Neptune Murnbor Two M»Mlple Lilting flarrlces Indeptndant Listing Broken' moiiel. ' . ".. - - - • 3500. WALKER *-WALKER 144X^1 corner lot. It hai three brri- Realtors 287 OCEANPORT AVE. NEED A LARGER HOUSE? Five-hod roohis with ndPQiiate closet Bjiiice, din' Shrewsbury Mlddlfttown-Holmdel room, three-bath Cape Cod with fire- Ing room, mnriprn kltrhen, unlrmp :Jt' Iffil Braad St 200 Hwy. 35 Exilusive Sales Agents. place in living room. Located In Hi' ing room arrangement, don, >,j" ftaf,. Trees OCEANPORT itlllty room nn lower level, with fill Hl-5812 ' " . 671-33U desirable Oak Hill area, nn a sat ' ADAMS AGENCY dcarl end street. Only 938,500. Cnll for mth nn upper level. Twh blnMis Thim NEED VACANT LAND 542-3500 appointment to ace. new Bclmnl, % mllo to J'arkway. 117,100 741-5098 LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING \n mir jirlcr. Vet.i no down, and mm maillot' or larsa tracts. Call MUL- REALTOR •'"•*'" 717-4121 reLs $7.10 down tn qualified buyora. ANKY REALTY. 4T1-S1B1. Willow Dr. &. Parker AVB., Little Silver STAR REALTY INC. WB NBicn — Five or all, 2-3 bedroom »wy. 3.1 ahrrwfllniry M2-0100 Incomes, ruralshad or untarnished, from Trees LINCROFT — Nine rooms plus base- $85 to UTS per month for Incoming ment with child's playroom. Includes OAK HIU~"~'rElEKS! TREESTCtit dining toom, eat-In kitchen, three bed Colunidl.Cniirt (Jnil." Five bedrooms, personnel. THE BERO AGENCY, Bt. rooms, den, family room, two baths ;hrI '^i ACHKfl, HrU-k nnil frumo ranch IVo multiple listing service* rage. Priced right at (33,000. Princljmla home. Trees - fino landscaping. Foyer. STERLING THOMPSON REALTORS •- IN5UR0RS — APPRAISERS only. c»M 741-5166. Bow bay window in Hie llvinir, room, RUMSON ,— EstatB aroa. Three bed- fireplace. Formal rilnlng room. Electric ASSOC. ; MIDDLETOWN OF^ICF RUM ri —- JuamiB firon. 1 nrut: itu. 1'rlnclpii (led tniyor. nwn-r I\-\\.\\IK $t:i,!)O(l. Bunk Area HultlpU Ltitlnc Service. ' SALES OFFICE — 291-1528 NEW CONSTRUCTION nly. null 7*7-:iOHl after 4 p m. _^ HTAIt IIF.A1.TY INC. KJUBBl FAKM — 10 f]nt'YerVuo"i."cr(- Hwy. r>_ _-_RUri'wdinry A42J»m W* now havo available at our flnger-tipi new threa- or four-bedroom homes In all styles. Pastures with timothy »nd ttovrr. Miscellaneous means assorted Ranging In tha low (20's to tha $30's. Your horn* can bt situated on one of our many fins TI.r<-fl.i!ta!l bam. Exotln new flVc-ti MULLANEY REALTY 1 1 1 wooded lots. Don ) hesitate — CALL N,pWI rnuii, nome. *nft,00». HAROLU MM lot. $l!»',r)(IO. JAMES A. OIT.LKY, I' ' objects. The different things you MANN, Broker, Eatoptown, ftl'MHM. Inr.JWJ.rcad St.. Up'l_I.nrik._7IKi|i 671-5151 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. INCOME PROPERTY -• 1 bungalow, HHHKWHrtiyiY I'AI'K ('')!) - - KlV' no.-longer want sell (or cash 3 rooms and bath. 1 bungalow, 4 rooms rcHiins, lt-rf-b.tllit, flr.('|'!;ifi>. full IKI SALES AGENTS Optn 7 Days 671-3311 Tr.cU-Ini and baUi. qolh rtntud, Incom* $175 a ment. Ono-car aaraKn,, JIR.DOO. JAMK: with a Classified Ad. Dial 741- monlh. Will sacrifice. Call owner alter A. 'OURLKY, ' Rmllor, ' 00 Broatl Bt. «:3O p.m. 301-3434. Kid Hank. 7U-M00. 6900 now! 8 limb. As H2r-¥Aia.y,*Mttth 8, 9 Difficult princes. _«:«• PUZZLE problem. 34 Compare. 2-CBS Golf Oosjlc—Color At the Movies 13—Calculus—education RED BANK BRICKTOWN By Joseph G. HoweU 10 Conquer. 37 Alaskan sled 11—It's Fun to Read-Children dog. Television Program Listings 4:.J0 . CARLTON- tRICK PLAZA- ACROSS 44 Animal 11 Century II—Films from France Armud the World In DO Bays 2:00: Happlrat Millloniare 7:00: 9:30. plants 38 Initiative. WNBC-TV Ch. 5 WNEW-TV Ch. 7 ..... WABC-TV 5:00 T:0O; 9:45. o SAT. — Happiest Millionaire 2:00; I Organ part. trainers. 40 Portico. Ch. t WCBS-TV Ch. 4 2-Film-Abbott ond Co»tello Meet Ihe BAT. & BUN. — Around the World In 4-50: 7:25: 10^00. 12 Disfigures. BUN. — Happiest Millionaire 2:00; 5 Rose-red 45 Bookbinding Mummy—Bud Abbott—to mln, 80 Days 2:30: 6 30; 8:30. 41 Impetuous. 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-825 RIVER RD. — FAIR HAVEN "ASmO-GUlDE" ByCeean Tonight • Sot. DANCE Special Wed. Saturday. March 9 Hlghtstown Country Club Present—For You and Yours •... Don't.|» too-' Tenlghl — Wall Mellur 'Band - "the highest Point on quick to say "no" before you've jglven considerable Andy Wtlli - Sal. Nile Joi Mucho. This Wed. - Bio Annual St. Patricks thought to the question. You may. not get a chance Dance. Wear your green — It will the Atlantic Coast" .pay. — Special Award) — Special NOMINATED FOR 10 ACADEMY AWARDS to change your mind once you're committodrTrjrtff"' Features — Hah, St. Patty Cake — A great night ol fun for oil agti. Including BEST PICTURE keep things in proper perspective. Social engage- Alone or couples. .! ments should be extra enjoyable during this period. BEST ACTRESS — Katharine Hepburn . v. - BEST ACTOR — Spencer Troey .IIWIWHIIIIWMWM r The Day Under Your Sign SPENCER I SIDNEY I KATHARINE MOUNTAIN INN TRACY IPOITIER I HEPBURN Aries. Born Mar. 2 Mo Apr. 19 Libra. Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 ATLANTIC An active week and you feel Be brave enough to forego | tWIMMMHMIMIMAtlantic Highlands 291-014i 8 like saying1 no to social invita- SCENIC DR. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS fashion if itf*is not becoming M>« tinns. ' to your face or figure. LAST TIMES TONITE guess who's Taurus. April 20 to May 20 • Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Joan Crawford — Diana Dan coming to dinner . . . IS OPEN featuring . . . Health improves. Lucky for Everyone seems to be out of Ty Hardln — Color KATHARINE H0UGHT0N you, too, as you'll need all of step but you and you feel an- your pep today. noyed with tnem. "BERSERK" TiCHHICOUM Plus — Jerry Lewis STEAKS-SEAFOOD Gcmtni. May 21 to June 21 Sagittarius. Nov.22toDec.21 . Get an early start even though Family affairs take up much of "THE BIG MOUTH • Color this may not be a-work day. the day. Be clad you are not alone in the world. Catering Is Our Specialty Cancer. Juno 22 to July 21 STARTS SATURDAY NIGHT You feel "put upon" because . ,J!) Cmicr. floul^ 35 77*6272 .Capricorn. Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 SUNDAY • MONDAY - TUESDAY you hare to ivorlc while others Church affairs require much of play. your attention but you enjoy RICHARD BURTON HELD — OVER! LYRIC ST. JAMES BANQUET and OWNED and .every minute of ik. ...> ..-,• ELIZABETH. TAYLOR Lio. July" 22 to Aug. 21 > ASBURY PARK ASBURY PARK WEDDING FACILITIES OPERATED BY Relationships between family' Aquarius. Jan. 21 to 1 ALEC GUINESS Exclusive Engagement! members somewhat disturbed. A rather quiet Saturday night PETER USTINOV FOR 25 TO MIKE BODNAR Try to avoid arguments. may cause you to question your NOMINATED, FOR 7 of "THE PUB" popular it y. •THE COMEDIANS- 12th GREAT WEEK 500 PEOPLE Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sopt. 22 • PLUS — 2nd BIG HIT ACADEMY AWARDS Don't loose confidence just be- Pi see-1. Feb. 20 to March 20 ANTONIONI'S INCLUDING BEST PICTURE cause someone tries to dis- A bright, happy day and tve- "GONElrVITH courage you. ning brings the week to a close. "BLOW UP" Color 1968, Publishers-Hall Syndicate VANESSA REDGRAVE JgSEPIICLEVI^E THE WIND" SATURDAY and SUNDAY MIKE NICHOLS IN 70MM WIDESCREEN Old Fashioned Custom AND FULL STEREOPHONIC MATINEE ONLY AT 2:00 Hie Total Female Animal! LAWRENCE TURMAN SOUND "SUNDAY JERRY LEWIS EASTMANCOIOR WULTT1ASCOPE "THE BIG MOUTH" EVENINGS 8 P.M. CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH" GIFFORD'S INN MATINEES 2 P.M. 42 AVENUE-OF-TWO-RIVERS WED., SAT., SUN. - An elegant leisurely brunch $Q50 RUMSBN, N. J. TELEPHONE 842-9820 842-11U EARLY SHOW SUN. 7:S0 served from noon to 3 p.m. O Half-Mite North of Rumson Public Library BOX Off ICE OPENS *30 CHOICE RESERVED * On the Avenjje of Two Rivers, Rumson Children Half Price SEATS at BOX OFFICE Formerly Mayer's Inn — Established ? ENTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS CLOSLD MOND IYS AND, TUESDAYS APPEARING EVERY SATURDAY EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails RITA ROMAN Privuln Banquet Facilities and "RUSS" . George Hamilton SPECIAL SUNDAY THE "THE POWER" p|u," COMPLETE FAMILY DINNERS from 2 P.M.-7 P.M. "THE FEARLESS • T-BONE O50 Hionaine GRADUATE VAMPIRE KILLERS" STEAK O 1 STATE IIWY. J6. HIGHLANDS ° Technicolor' TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION «ruB*ssypciuni Free lii-Car Heaters ilii_ 2 Blocks North of II i;lihni!s Uriclfe IS • ROAST SIRLOIN «>00 OF BEEF 3 Tony Curtis Make Rtiarvalloni Now Par Jerry I.ewin ' ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY J Diners Club&- American Express SATURDAY, MARCH Kill Boeing-Boeing Advertise in The Register UNot startup. M Looks lot. Friday, V[kfh % 11 Employ. 37 Bouses from Tilt DAILY REGISTER TV Listings Opera This Sunday PUZZLE 12 Musical sleep. tone. By James Leavell Minds. •very Monday (Continued) 13 Brinks, 'as Superior Zoners Grant KM 11:21 .1 - ACROSS 40 Musical of Cliffs. abpy. J-Amoteur Hour-Vnrl»ry~Col«r 4—Sports— Met Allen—Color 9—Twilight Zoo*-Dromo 11:30 At Ranney School 1 Act of oozing tone. 14 Straps of a Instruction, 2—Him—Violent Rood- Printer's bridle; Helped. 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Cover with f—Burkn Low—Myllery Museum—Mlchoel Gougn— Taking part in the program One went to Wajlace Bennett II—P»rry Mtnort—Wystwy phia Opera Company. He re- 18 Recipient of 47 Yield. 23 Distributes. stone. • 1 hr., 50 mln. will be Xenia Wekov, soprano, 13~Y#—atcussion—Color ' :rom Elixir D'Amour," '"Una Inc. for completion, of its park- 7—Flkn^-Tin Bridge on K»W9*f : 30 Near to. Worn away. Kv*?t*AI« GolneM-3 hrj., 15 mln, urtiva le Stelle" by Bonlcetti; 31 Dispatches. Whole Jury. ing lot at the foot of Battin Road. °—Peolh Valley Days—Drama—Color Date for completion of the work 11—Profiles In Courage 'E Lucevan le Stelle" "Aria 32 Cloths of Becomes old. 31—Amerloon Prlnlmoken avaradossi from ~Tosca" by flax. Deity. as set at Sept. 21. 1:10 *—MoRiers-lrMjow—Color Puccini, and Spanish and Ital- 35 Gives ear. Letter. •HFIlm— Mutiny- iLl 37 Red winter Heating ap- Tired of-do=it=yourself? Sell Mark Stfrvtni W mln.Wolor apple. paratuses. IWBL-RBMrt-COIor your power tools to eager han- ll-Survey of the Art» 38 Drowsy. Sound dymen, for cash with a last act- >:N 39 Grottos. qualities. ^-Smothers BroRwr*—color ing Classified. Ad. Dial 741-6900 4—OonoMo-Westtrn—color Synagogues 11-fllm-Cry Dorwr— now! Dick Powell—90 mln. 31—Moo ond the Universe «7—Tlto Puente—Variety Carnival •:J» II—film Features 10:00 3—MIMIOJV lmpoull>l»—Color This 4-+H* Chaporrol-Color - 9-^Ntvn-Scharmen-Color LONG BRANCH - A four- ALPINE o-Dorol Open—Hlghllgtiht-Alsr 47—^rfcn—Trigo Lltnplo— imir Purim. Carnival will be Nuro fper—W mln. held Sunday at" Congregation 10:M S-Moyor Llndjoy—Color B'nai Sholom, 213 Lenox Ave. MANOR II—Amazing Dunnlnoer—Color Il-Moyw Unedoy-Color It will begin at 10 a.m. and will 13—Spectrum—Science . ' feature' a costume parade, 11:00 1- Hmn Horry- Reawner—Color games, contests and refresh' 4—News—©ob Teogue—Color ments. 5-Oavld Stmklnd—Dlscutslon—Color •—Film-follow o Star— June Loverlck—1 hr., 55 min. The public is invited. tl-Wcfd of Life-Color 'COULD I HAVE, A NICKEL FOR SOME GUM? 11:10 The parade, with children of 4-Wealtier—Nicholson—color ISCT HA8ITSTDO,YA OWI the temple dressed in Purim HWY 36 HIGHLANDS 11:15 themes, will begin at 11 a.m. 2—News—Jim Jensen—-Color 872-1773 4—Loool News—Teogue—Color Prizes will be awarded. 7-N«w»-<»IHi McBee-Color Sunday school pupils will run "THE BEST IN Bridge Advice these games: "Pin the Mus- McGoid Heads tache," kindergarten; bowling, FOOD & MUSIC" grade; ring toss, second By ALFRED SHE1NWOLD grade, and. penny pitch, third Kiwaftis Club When the national tournament North dealer grade. DANCING EATONTOWN - Richard Me begins today in New York, we Both sides vulnerable Hebrew school pupils will run FRIDAY & SATURDAY Cold, manager of Huffman can expect to hear from Edwin NORTH these games: roulette, first Boyle, Kt. 35, here, has bee Kantar, well-known Los Angeles • KJS grade; darts, second grade; for- named president of the Eaton- expert. 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GIRL SCOUT WOVE TIME . .. •nds March IOth ... buy Girl Scout Ceekiei .. . leti el SirJ Scout Successful Cookiet Construction Co., the developer, Evelyn Kane to $35 per month. drapes. also brings the populations of tion Depot at Leonardo, were ;oing to study merits of a pro- jemon and the freeholders will will make the necessary the Third and Sixth Districts injured this morning when the wsed Rt. 35 freeway and rail- iccomplish what Commissioner changes to show the street and closer to the state average. small foreign car in which they oad operation. Joldberg suggested in the be- _cutthrough on the sketch and Earlier this year the legisla- •ere riding went out of control ginning. He said that his prof return it for consideration at md rolled over three times Mayor John E. Lemon Jr. of Developers Pushing Marlboro ture switched the district lines lew Shrewsbury, president of josal was only nnfi of several the board's next meeting. for the two congressional dis- blocking down a light standard alternatives for improved trans- The board also delayed site lie 53-town unit, said yester- tricts in Bergen County but MI the highway's central me- ay he will appoint a special lortation service at the shore plan approval for a Sun Oil Co Plans Despite Zoning Confusion Gov. Richard J. Hughes is ex- jian. md should be given wide con- (service station on Bt. 34 and lommittee to look into the idea pected to veto that bill Monday Patrolman Bruce Kerrigan, Mggested by the state Trans- sifleration before a decision is County Road 520, after con- MARLBORO — Are develop- that the 90-day limit for action hardship to poor people and re- who investigated, said the car ers jumping into the sea of zon- tired persons as well. Further- The Bergen bill would have lortation Department. made.. siderable discussion. The board on applications be counted from left 150 feet of skid marks on the day of initial filing. more, he said, the zoning is sothe almost certain effect of re- Mr. Lemon said he will con- Tlie, idea already has been said the suggested patterns for ing confusion in this township? the road before mounting the Council's representative to the restrictive that in many cases districting U. S. Rep. Henry er within the week with the londemned by State Sen. Rich- traffic moving in and but oIft looks that way. island barrier and upsetting. Although Planning Board board, Alfred E. Storer, said business cannot grow or expand. Helstoski, a Democrat, out of organization's executive com- ard R. Stout, R-Monmouth, the service area onto the roads That was about 2:10 a.m. He :hairman' of the State Senate left much' to be desired and Chairman Gerald A. Bauman, at last night he did not consider Chairman Bauman disagreed his seat. mitte and later will select a the present zoning ordinance with Mr. Storer and pointed out Sees Court Fight said he is bringing a reckless study committee to evaluate the ransportation and public utility asked that new plans be drawn last night's meeting, warned Iriving charge against the driv- committee, and by Kendall H, up: prospective applicants against comprehensive. . ' that small lots are considered Hughes has said that even if lossibilities suggested in the :r, William L'Heureux, 19, one itate plan. Lee, former city manager of The builder, Buena T., Inc., subdivisions under half-acre He said that there- were no conforming if they were occu- the GOP-controlled legislature provisions for low-income hous pied prior to the passage of theoverrides his veto, the bill "faces of the sailors. A hearing is set The municipal association sbury Park and chairman of agreed to resubmit the plans zoning, two were receWed by March 18 in Municipal Court. the board last night and one hasing in .. Sba.. rnntftntie/l on on the recommendation, ith- her- head high," ha con business administrator; Kfcfiafd juvenation 6fme"nia"rma7\vKicli convicted of driving while iri- he state took over the marina loiriebwners" wfio need to make inued. "New Jersey has always M. Schultz, engineer and Whit- totals $1.4 million and could be oxicated here Jan. 13. "7 Uegally. necessary repairs and carry out followed the dictates of human ney Crowell, attorney. started as soon as money is maintenance will not have to Municipal Court Judge Wil- Mayor Kavalek called the rights." The marina, in a state of rap- available. meeting "worthwhile and in- ay a fee or obtain a permit Mr. Apter was guest speaker Id decay, was the target of a Phase I concentrates on liam S. Throckmorton dismissed ,o have the work done. a disorderly conduct charge dicative of the cooperation of at the county juvenile commit- probe by township and state of- bringing the facilities up to a he commissioner to get the ma- Under the building code, al- against .the man. tee' s\ third annual dinner in ficials last summer when boat satisfactory condition, with th< ina not only back into shape terations, additions and improve- Rod's Shadowbrook here. Coun- owners, led by Kenneth Mem* rebuilding of bulkheads at 19 Chester W. Jones, 1515 Bangs >ut also into reconstruction." ments to homes will require a ty Jutige Leo Weinstein of the ken, pointed out serious" sani- berths to usable condition. Thi Ave., Asbury Parkt was fined permit if the cost of work ex- Juvenile and Domestic Rela- tary problems and safety haz- phase also includes dredging $20 on a careless driving charge! ceeds $250. tions Coutt. was host. ards. and general work, which, to Jeanette Jt Shaw, Belmar, paid Mrs. Fanny McCallum, chair- a $15 fine for making an Im- As a result of this decision gether with bulkhead repairs, man of the Planning Board, said he said, a juvenile court judge's • The investigation led to a call totals $418,878. proper turn and a $5 fine for not a meeting with Eugene Oross, for action for repairs to the rot- appearing on a prior court date. :alendar of informal and forma' ,Phase,II includes more bulk- the board's zoning consultant, hearings — which previously ting bulkheads and berths, but Thomas C. Rochill, 237 Gar- will meet March 21 and again head work at 32 new berths plus : were meshed together — must ield Court, Long Branch, was IUVERVIEW construction of a now-building, March 28 to discuss the possir be handled separately. =LEGAL NOTICE^ fined $10 for not having a regis- lied Bank ble change, among other things. NOTICE parking area, ramp work, fenc The judge's informal calen- BON II ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOB and dredging. This phase is es- tration certificate in his posses- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bian- THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDI- dar in starting to grow and grow, TION TO THE PUBLIC LIBRARY timated at $1,023,520. sion. cardl (nee Catherine Blum), 46- BUILDING BY THE BOROUGH OF B Beacon Blvd., Keansburg, son he said, predicting that the com- MTTLE SILVER, IN THE COUNTY Until the state funds are forth- Jaycees Set mittee's individual responsibil- __ ..-_.-.^ NRW JKIISEY, yesterday. OF MONMOUTIf, coming, Commissioner Roe toll APPBOPIIIATINO $77,600 THERE' Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan ity will grow as the courts pass PRE-DINNER CONFERENCE — Count/ Judge Leo Wain- FOR AND AUTHORIZING THE IS- the township officials, the stat< Weather the burden to them. SUANCE OF DON IIS OR NOTES 01 (nee Clara Caruso), Sutton Auction Of stein of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, left, THE imnoiTfill FOR FINANCING will make certain improvement; Sunny and warmer today, high Drive, Matawan, daughter, yes- 'You will become an active, SUCH APPROPRIATION. before the opening of the sea- BE IT ORDAINED by the Borough from low 40s northwest lo low terday. direct arm of the courts," he confers with Yale L. Apter of Livingston, chairman of th« Council nf the Borough o[ Little Sil- son on April 1 to alleviate health ver, In the Cminty of Monmouth, New iOs south. Fair, not so cold to- Vacations told, the members, who serve on itato Bar Association's committee on juvenile dtlinquen- Jersey (not Ifna than two-tWrda of and safety hazards. night, low in upper 20s to mid- MONMOUTH MEDICAL all the members thereof affirmatively MIDDLETOWN - With Auc- juvenile conference committees cy, and with Lyman C. Brooks, a county probation of- concurring), aa follows: A cyclone fence will be erect- 30s. Fair and mild Saturday Long Branch tioneer B. G. Coates wielding n their own municipalities. Section 1. Thn Improvement lie ligh 50-55. Outlook for Sunday ficer, during tha'third annual dinner of the county scribed In Section 3 of thli bond ordi- ed around the facility to counter- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ortiz the gavel, the Mifldletown Jay- "Your calendar will become nance is hereby authorized aa a gen- act vandalism. The state alsc :loudy with mild chance 01 (nee Theresa O'Keefe), 213 Ma- Juvenile Conference Committse. (Register Staff Photol eral Improvement to bo made or ac- cees once again will offer a va- congested. We must assist the quired by the Borough of Little Sil- agreed to hire three special of- ihowers. ple Place, Keyport, son, yester- riety of vacations to the highest judges. We must take the bur- ver, In the County of Monmouth, Now f Jersey. For the a aid Improvement or icers to patrol the marins MARINE day. bidders at the Cobblestones, Rt den off their shoulders." rurpoie stated in aald Section 3, there around the clock during the sea- Cape May, to Block Island: Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Hanlon I" hereby appropriated trio Bum of $77,- 35, on March 16 beginning al This is necessary, Mr, Apter 600, aald sum being Inclusive of all son. In addition, all health con- Variable winds 10 knots or less (nee Arlene Marshall), 12 Mon- 1 p.m. said, so that cases can bo heard Appropriations heretofore rnada there ditions would be brought up ti today. Southerly winds 10 knots for and including the mm of $4,000 mouth Place, Monmouth Beach, Thomas Klrwin, chairman oi within 30 to 60 days. aa the down payment for a si 4 Im- state standards before the sea- )r less tonight increasing to 10 daughter, yesterday. the event, announced that these I can foresee where confer- Appeal Lost provement or rurpoae required by law and now available therefor by virtue son opening. to 15 knots tomorrow. Fair Mr. and Mrs. George Stirn- 'dream vacations at dream :e committees will take ot provision In a budget or budget through tomorrow. Visibility of the Borough previously adopted for The mayor expressed his sym- weiss (nee Cheryl Kerwin), 1421 :osts" have gained popularity greater and greater burden down payment or for capital Improve- pathy for the position of Com- better than five miles through Rustic Drive, Asbury Park, since their inception four years from the courts," he said, pre- ment purposes, and Including also the :omorrow. Bum of $10,400 received or expected to missioner Roe, whose hands, daughter, yesterday. ago. dicting that they may be per- • tot- received by the Borough from " Mr. Kavalek said, were tied by TIDES Mr. and Mrs. Theodore By Matawan United Stales of America or HUta of Vacations offered this year mitted to handle second offend- New Jersey ot agenciea thereof aa a lack of money. Sandy Hook Keevey (nee Julia Sylvester) «rant in aid of financing Bald improve- are In resorts in Canada,'the ers and not just first as they TRENTON (AP) — The Bor- based on student enrollment, ment or purpose. TODAY - High 2:24 p.m. and 10 Third St., Fair Haven, United States and the Carib are now." Section 2, For the financing ot sajrt LEGAL NOTICE- low 8:36 p.m. mgh of Matawan lost an appeal was not rp to date. The formula Jiitpi'uvtinient or purpose and to meet daughter, yesterday. bean. They include Barbados Under the Gault decision, ju- Thursday before the State Su- Is based on the previous com- thR part of said $77,600 appropriation NOTICE TOMORROW-HIgh 2:48 a_ the Virgin Islands, Curacao, not provided for by application here- MONMOUTH COUNTY JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL eniles are permitted to be rep- preme Court which rejectee the pleted school year rather than umler of tmM down payment and SURROGATE'S COURT ind 3:36 p.m. and low 9:42 Puerto Rico, Mexico, Florida, resented by an attorney, with grant, negotiable bonds ot tho Borouph Notice to Creditor! to Prpjenl i.m. and 9:42 p.m. Neptune borough's claim that It was be- the year in which the taxes are lare hereby authorized to be issued In Claims Against Entste Nevada and Georgia. the trial following the same ad- the principal amount of $51,200 pur- ESTATE OF PATSY TRUFOLO (alsc SUNDAY - High 4 a.m. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh Devlin Mr. Kirwin said accommoda- ing taxed more than its fair paid. auant^to the Local Bond Law of New known aa Paaquale Trufolol rersary proceedings as adult share to pay for a regional Jers0pf*Xn anticipation of the Issuance Pursuant to the order or DONALD :42 p.m. and low 10:36 a.m. nee Nancy O'Shea), 4 Hasler tions range from a lodge to : Consequently, the boreugh o( said; bonds and to temporarily fl- f. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the cases having a prosecutor rep- school system. ;nance.aald improvement or purpose, bounty of Monmotitn, this day made, nd 10:36 p.m. Lane, Little Silver, son, yester- penthouse and called the vaca- resenting the state. Previously argued, it was losing money be- negotiable notes of the Borough in a the application of the undersigned, For Red Bank and Rumson In a 7-0 ruling, the high court cause the township was grow- principal amount not exceeding J5i- ,lflo Trufolo, the Sole Executor of th( ay. , » tion auctioning "the greatest the hearing was a mixture of a ,200 are hereby authorized to be Issued itate of the sale! Patsy Trufolo (al- ridge, add two hours; Sea Mr. and Mrs. John Deigman way to save money and spend upheld the decision of Superior ing at a faster rate and was pursuant to and within UIB limitations r known as Tasquale Trufolo), de- formal and informal proceeding prescribed by said Law. < based, notice la hereby given to th tright, deduct 10 minutes; Long (nee Carole Pietrzak), Farm- fun," with the judge sitting as referee Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill of sending more children to the re- Section 3. (a) The Improvement here- iredltora of satd deceased to presen Branch deduct 15 minutes; high- ingdale, daughter, yesterday. Monmouth County. gional.school system. by authorized and purpose for the fi- the Solo Executor their claims He said money raised by the nd judge. nancing o[ which said oDllK&tiorui nre indur oath within fix monthf from lands bridge, add 40 inmates. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dodds, aycees through the auction The borough of Matawan The Suoreme Court, however, tn he ifisuerl Is the construction, by the ils date. Mr. Apter reminded the group Bnroygli, of an addition to the Public Dated: February lfllh, iflAO In Monmouth Beach, the high Howell Trailer Court, Freehold will be used tOiSupport civic and claimed that the state formula upheld ! mmlll's ruling which _ 'Library building located In the Borough ALPIO TRUFOLO that they are dealing always v iftt the rear of tha Borough Hall, Pros* 20 William Btrett emgerature yesterday was 37 on, yesterdays shareable projects during the under which it paid taxes to held that the county tax board Red Bank. New Jersey with a family unit when they rr>ect Avenue, including the purchase Mid the low "25. "It was 34 at 6 Mr. and Mrsi Patrick Coakley /ear. was exercising legitimate pow- tftd Installation of original furnishings Sole Executor hear minor juvenile offenses in the county for the support of a and equipment (or said addition, all as Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wichmann . i.m. The overnight low was 23 ;nee Carol Hennessey), 812 Pit regional school system which er in its interpretation of the shown on and In accordance with .the & Berloh ind-the reading at 7 a.m. today, their municipalities. tax formula. plans and specifications therefor on file 205 Broad Street ey Drive, Spring Laie Heights, count' also included Matawan Twp. In the office or the Borough Clerk of Red Bank, New Jersey 7. ' Lyman C. Brooks, a the Borough of Little Silver, and here- Attorney i ion, yesterday:'" was unfair. 'eb. 23s March 1, 8, 15 $29.4 Juniors Host probation officer since 1963, re- by approved. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wright traced the history of the con- The borough contended, for (b) The estimated maximum amount NOTICE -LEGAL NOTICE-—- nee Gloria Bartee), 638 Church of bonds or notes to ha lamed fDr MONMOUTH COUNTY ference committee, from its In- example, that It lost $47,000 in VACATION IN laid purpose' Is £51,200. RURROOATE'S COURT NOTICE t. Asbury Park, son, yester- (C> The estimated cost of said pur- Notice to Creditors to Present MONMOUTH COUNTY ( Senior ception in Monmouth County in the 1965-66 school year because pose Is $77,600 the excesH thereof over Claims Against Estate SURROGATE'S COURT day. the tax formula, which was the said estimated maximum amount ESTATE OF FLORENCE Notice to Creditor! to/rreient 1945 until the present. of bonds or notes to be issued there- WORTHLEY, DECEASED Clalmt Against Estate \Mr. and Mr>. Stephen Brown The purpose of the committee fnr being the amount of the said K- Pursuant to tho order of DONALD J, ESTATE OF JAME8 B. ILCH, DE- nee Jean Tallman), 1515 Allen Tomorrow 000 dower payment foiv said purpooe iUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of UIB COUIVCEASED is to hear minor cases involving and the amount of tha said -(19,400 / of Monmoulh, thlfl day made, or Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. Ave., Wanaraassa, daughter, BED BANK — Bed Bank High crant from the United BUtes of Amer- the application of the umlafaTgned, Jota CUNNINGHAM, Surroilte of tha Coun' delinquency acts, he said, and 9 Policemen ica or Bt&te of New Jersey or agen- A, -Worthley the Solo Executor of th< ty of Monmouth, this day made, yesterday. School's.junior class will honor •ere* thereof. estate ot the satd Florence E. Worth the ippl]c4Ucm of the underlined, Ruth to try to deal with minor eases Section 4. The following addition! Icy, deceased, - notice ,U hereby glvei V..Ilch, the aole Executrix of tha ei- this year's seniors tomorrow matters are hereby determined, de- to the 'creditors of «ald deceased t< tate of the aald James B.. Hell de* Graduate . clared, recited and stated: present to the said Bole Executor theli ceased, notice Is hereby given to the night" at the Junior - Senior Re- (al The said purpose described In claimVl* finder oath wltfiln six monthi creditors of satd deceased to present Section 3 o[ this bond ordinance ts not from this date to the said Bxecutrtx their clalmi un- Housing ception. The dance, to be held Recall ,.«,. current expense and is a property n DATED:Fehniary l!Hh. 1968 der oath within • six months from this JOHN A. WORTHLEY date. (Continued) Tomorrow Improvement which the Borough may 186 Milhank Avenue 1 in the gymnasium, will begin at (Continued) lawfully acquire or make ELS & genera Greenwich, Connecticut DUed: February 26th, 1088 Pries sajd. To be eligible for SEA GIBT — Nine Monmouth Improvement, and no part nf the cos Sole Executor RUTH V. 1LOH 8:3Q.. • some sheets did not contain th thereof has been or shall be special!' Meatra, Beekman and Porter 95 Locust Avenue residency^ an applicant must be oaths, page numbering was no County police officers will be in assessed on property specially bene- 10 Rmad B ire ft Red Bank, New Jersey (Bjor. more years of age/and la •The juniors have chosen "Ha tomorrow's graduating class of fited Utireby. Red Bank, New Jersey in sequence and that the tw( (b) The period ot usefulness ol sal Attonieyi Ruessille,* Cornwetl, Umuaner — resident of,the borough,three or walian-Luau" as the theme ol the State Police-sponsored Qp- * Carotenuto f sets were filed simultaneously . purpose within the limitations of Sec- F&h, 23, March 1, 8. 13 $25. mort years. eration Combine program in the tions 40A;2-21'and 40A:2-22.oI aald Lo- 31 Broad Slreet the semi-formal affaljY Decor; which made it impossible to de- cal Bond Law, according to the rea- NOTICE Red Bank, New Jersey r There is no jshortage of appli- tions will include a grass hut N,J. Police Academy here. sonable life thereof, Is 10 years. MONMOUTH COUNTY Attorneys : termine the order of filing fo (ci The supplemental debt sUtemeni ftURKOUATE'S COURT Maron 1, «, 13, M ' - - W.12, cations, the executive directoi bamboo side panels, palm trees They, are trooper William required by said Law has been dull Notlcn to Creditors to Present ballot listing. PLAN IT NOW! made and filed In the office of thi rial ma Aialnnt Kitnte NOTICE reported: The authority has and a false ceiling made from Findeisen, Freehold; Capt. Wil- Borough Clerk and a complete executed TE OF ELMER HENR1NRYI LUS] MONMOUTH COUNTY With the invalid signatures re- original thereof has been filed in tin BRINK, DECEASED SURROGATE'S COURT senior citizen waiting list of 135 parachutes. Bruce Farley, ju- liam Bobbins, Fair Haven; Thinking about going t» tor>. Pursuant to the order of DONALD Notice to Creditor! to Present office of the Director ot the Dlvlsloi Claims Aralnsl Cttate in addition to its Montgomery nior class president, and Bot moved from the petitions, signa- Capt. Gabriel Young, Bradley ffluda? Thtii by all ntMns 1*t a of Local Government of the State CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Co free copy of "A K*y le l«r* New Jeriey, and such statement show ty of Monmouth. thli day made, 1STATE OF IRVIN V, FALK, BR, Terrace waiting list of 175. Raynor, vice-president, are ir tures for the removal of Mr. Beach; Lt. Roger Cusson, Wall that the gross debt of the Horciugli a the application of the undersigned, Mar DECEASED Itiuda." 1 W. Lusebrink, the sole Executrix of th Pursuant to the order of DONALD _ Montgomery Terrace was de- charge of decorations. Creevy total 509 from 8Z7, lack Township; Lt. Robert Burk- defined In Section 4OA:2-« of said La CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun 1a Increased by the authorization of th estate of the said Elmer Henry Lu« signed with four senior citizen ing 175 from the 25 per ceni hdtSea^Girt; Sgt. John Ben- Thli colorful ana* Informative bonds and notes provided for In th brink deceaBPd, notice la hereby glv t)r or Monmoutb, this day made, or Highlight of the dance will to bond ordinance by $34,200, anil the sal to the creditors of a ftI d der.eaned the application of'the underslRned, VI units, but seven are being usec figure and those for the ouste nett, Eatomown; Sgt. Frank folder contains ' an Mctllcnt present to the salrt Executrix the! ola t. Falk, Bole Executrix of the es the selectiomjf-a king and queer Obligations authorized by thin bond ordl l tate-of the Bald' lrvln V.' Falli, 8r, for that purpose, Mrs. Priej of Mr. Storer come to 505 from Peters, Keansburg; Sgt. Bruce map of th* lilondi, and ov»r- nance will he within al! .debt llmlta claims umier oath wlthw "t1X"Inbntf from among seniors present. An- flowi with helpful klntt M" tions prescribed by salt! Law. , from tills date, deceased, notice is' hereby given to th( Dated: Fehniary 28, 1988 creditors, of said deceased to present added. 823, lacking 179 for his remova Phillips, Holmdel, and Sgt. Paul Ai aggregate amount not - e> to th« said Bole Executrix their clalmi nouncement of the winners will clothing, shopping, cuitomi, " MARY W. LUSEBRINK Financing for the second proj- Mr. Bauman said that h LaVance, Manasquan. - duty, tranportarion, thlngi to. Veiling J12.000.00 for Intereat on aald 7 Avalon Drive under oath within six months from th be made at intermission. ' obligations, costs ot issuing said ob date. ect will be the same as it was group will check the petitions t The two-week course is de- if and do. Illations, and other Uema of New Shrewsbury, N. J, Pated: February 28, 19€8 Other officers of the junioi listed In and permitted under Sectlo Executrix VIOLA C. FALK, . . for the ij,rsi. There is no cost see what signatures are invali signed to help municipalities Reussllle, Cornwall, M&usner Well qlodly wnd you out of- 40A:2-20 of said Law may be indurter A Carotenuto 10 Blackpolnt Horseshoe Road. to borough taxpayers. class are Patricia Pingitore, sec- and evaluate for the themselve as part of the cost ot Bald improve Rumson, New Jersey cope with prevention and con- Him useful folders—*r. If you ment and la included In tho foregolnf 34 Broad Street Sole Executrix. The budget for the senior citi retary; Sharon Bradley, treasur- the judgment made by the town- trol of civil disturbances. estimate thereof. Red Bank, New Jersey— Francis W. Lawley, Esq. prefer, stop In, pick one up and Section 5, Tho full faith and cred Attorneys zen complex is $916,000 which er; Donna Esposito, business hip clerk. let «i help yen plan your trip. March 1,-a, 18, 22 |28, 1M HUhway #39. l Of the Borough are hereby pledged t Bert Bank, S. J. .. , will be supplied through a fed- manager, and Judy Brenner, as- the punctual payment of the prlncipa NOTICE AttoTfiey The petitions can be amended, «f and Intereat on the iaM obligation: MONMOUTH COUNTY March 1, 8, 15, 2J tn.« eral loan. The loan will be re- sistant business manager. In ordn to Imun accommodoilMii, authorized by thin bond nnllnanci HUItltOOATE'S COURT NOTICE said, by adding signatures to Keeps Post wi requnl ttwi you molu your Said obligations shall be direct, ui Nollce tii Creditors In Trraenf paid in ,40 years with revenues Junior class advisors are Miss rcsurvatlon! m toon as poulbk. limited obligations of the Borough, am Clnlmn Analnst EM at* NOTICE TO ABSKNT DETENDANTI ibtain the required amount. The ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS the Borough shall he obllRated to lev; BBT/TB OV JOHN H. MOUNT, D] HUPEBIOR COURT OP NEW JER8E1 generated^ the operation. Pamela Barnard and Louis Da- ad valorem taxes upon oil the taxabli CKA8ED (IIANCKBV IIIVIN1ON The cost of Montgomery, Ter- cey. ither alleged procedural errors, The borough Planning Board property within the Borough for thi rursuant to the order of DONALD MU.N.MOUTH COUNTY said, appear to be something payment of said obligations and Inte CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coui DOCKKT NO. F 1034-61 race was $616,000, Mrs. Pries last night passed a resolution to cut thereon without limitation, ol • rat. STATE OF NEW JERSEY ty or Monmouth, this day made, on th TO: JOHN CARRICK, his heirs, d said, with $487,000 remaining to hat would have to be settled in retain Samuel Carotenuto, Red or amount,. , application nf tho undersigned, Hclci vlaees and ' personal representatlvei ourt or by a new petition. Section 8. This hond ordinance anal H. Mount, the Soln Executrix of t afil his, their or any of their su be paid. Mrs. Pries pointed out Bank lawyer, as its attorney. „.,., TRAVEL - ike effect 20 days after the first pub eatnte of the tinld John H, Mruint d< ceisors In right, tlllo and Interns Leader "The recall election will set- Mr. Carolenuto will receive a cation thereor after final adoption, censed, notice is hereby given to tl MRS. JOHN CARIUCK, Defendant! that the project has operated in (division Off) ~"~~. Kprovided by said Loral Honjl Law. orpdltors nf nntrl, rtecpfldert to prese (Continued) le the problem of down grad- $250 retainer fee and receive $75 STATEMENT 1 -You are hereby summoned and r the black continuously sinca it 1 to tho Anld Eolc Kxecutrlx their claim quired lo serve upon Knntor A BurnB JOS. M. BYfiNfi'dO.' The municipal bond ordinance pub under oath within six months fro Escis., plaintiffs' attorneys whose ad opened in 1960, Dr. Harlacher, who will as- ng of lot sizes in Marlboro," he per meeting he attends. llshcd herewith has been Ilnnlly adopted lfl dnte. dress \* 41 Broad Street, Keyport iaid. "The last word in this Travel Service *nd the twenty day period of llmlta Dated: February dth, lflflR- NeW Jersey, an answer to the corr The current program is ac- sume his duties on a full-time Mrs. Fanny McCallum, chair- tion which a suit action or proceetllni HHJLEN H. MOUNT plslnt filed In a civil action, In whlcl tually the culmination of 10 basis June 1, said he will be in vhole situation will be by the man of,-, the board, said she Since 1886 tjiieatlonirtK the validity o( 1 Smith Holmttel ftoad Frank Kemprowskl and Catherln narjee can be comm^nreil as provldr P. O. Box 352 Keniprowskl, are plalnllffd. and Join years of work, Mrs. Pries said, the county about once-a week in leople at the polls." didn't expect he would have to In the Local Bond Law has begun 1 Holmrtel, New Jersey Csrrfck etc., el als, are defendant! 144 Broad Street*. run from ^he dale ol the first tiuhllci Bole Executrix mdlns' In the Superior Court o( Nc since the original application the interim. He has a tempo- be called more than "three or tlon of this publication of this «tat James R. Mlnngue, Esq. nend within thirty-five days afte was for 90 units, 40 of which rary office in the offices of Mon- On a new kick? Sell your boat four times." Red Bank merit, Leonardvllle Road, sfarc.fi' 15ln"'"i99»!" Mcluslv"«~"o"f i Dorothy Mill* MMdlctown, New Jersey date. were approved and 50 deferred mouth County Superintendent of with a fast-acting Classified Ad. Mr. Carotenuto was 741-5080 Borough f'ler Attorney 'If you full to do so, the roller d Schools, Earl ,B. Garrison, a March 8 til.40 Feb. Id. 23, March 1, I S28.I mandp.ri In the complaint will be talici until now. Dial 741-6900 now! «B«lnat you by default. You »h»ll 111 member of the college board of your answer and proof of service Planning started in 1057, and [lilnllcntr with the Clerk nf the flupi trustees. rlnr CVmrt, Rtftte. HotlHft Annex, Tre the first Housing Authority — ton, Nt>w Jnracy, In aecitrdanoe wl Dr. Carmen Scarpellino, Rev. Trustee secretary, Marvin II. llm rulea of civil practice And pn ceilure. i ' „ Charles E. Bourne, Merrill Rich- Clark, said that applications for LINCROFT ASSOCIATES - TAX SERVICE This notion has been Instltulod ,f( ardson, Ensley M. White, Arlene administrative positions at the the pur[>oae of forecloilnR R cerffl 765 HIGHWAY 35 (opposite Two Guys) nertlflcnto of tax sale, affecting land Rice and attorney Fredrlc Baar college are being received. The MIDDLETOWN, N. J., In the TmvnBhlp of Mlddlplown, Count: :)f Monmmith and Btntc r)f New Jet — was appointed later th.e same board referred these to Dr. Har- 'ey. slliiate nn tlio Easterly ride Bray Avenue, which certificate was e year. lacher. rented by the Tax Collecting Offlcl of tho Township of Mirtrtletown to Oo' HAVE PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL eminent Security Co., dated Dceomlii Fuel Oil 11, IMS -anil recorded In tlie Mon mmttli County Clork'a OffH-o on Kohru ary 2B, 1WW, In Boolt 2501 of Afort faKes, en page S2i. Ily aaslsmnon PREPARE YOUR TAX RETURN dated December 1.1th, lWiy, novornmen ANDERSON BROS., Security Co. aforesaid Assigned sat lax sale c«rl|flcate to Frank and Call erlne ICemprowskl, which asslKnmen WE MAINTAIN A PERMANENT OFFICE AND A was recorded In tlin Monmnnth Count Clerk1* Office on January 21), 1907, li COMPLETE TAX FILE FOR OUR CLIENTS FRED 0. WIKOFF CO. Hook 28fl of Asnlgnment of Mortgagei PACKING-MOVING-STORAGE n iidti" "13 mill tn btir the eqult f redemption therein: and you, thi crKona tn wlioin this notice- Is nil ilreaseil, am made parlies defondnnti 51-53 Mechanic St. j 234 MAPLE A VE. etmiai' you (ire UIB owner* or said "FftC JEARIY" nrls nnrt premises, or tliolr respr-c Ive spouses, an heralnnbove daslf Red Bank, N. J. nuleil. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. RED BANK e$k 741-0554 Dated: Foljruary 23, 11109. MOIITJMER fl. NEWMAN, JR. T/AUHOVAMUMTO EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P. M. — CALL 671-5333 Clerk, Quperlor Court- 741-0030 Feh. 23, March 1, », 15 199.33 r