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SEESIOBYHELOW Sunny and Mild Satiny and mild today.- Be- THEBMLY FINAL coming cloudy with showers likely tonight and tomorrow. KedPank, Freehold T Long Branch J EDITION Monmonth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years RED BANK, N.J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 5,1971 TEN CENTS Protesters March Thousands of protestors . Also planned were protests' A memorial service for the were expected to turn out for •by the New York Black Coali- slain Kent State and Jackson rallies, marches and speeches tion, a high school strike and State students followed a across the nation today to reg- a rally and the closing of inarch to the federal building ister their opposition to U.S. some downtown shops. in downtown Honolulu was involvement in the war in In- The National Peace Action planned by the Hawaii ' dochina. Coalition predicted that 5,000 People's Coalition for Peace , Many demonstrations were persons would attend a three- and Justice, which asked busi- also to memorialize students hour rally at Philadelphia's nesses to close and for college killed last year at Kent State .Independence Hall. students to boycott classes. University in Ohio and at Other demonstrations were Jackson State College in Mis- planned in Fresno, Calif., In Oklahoma City, a candle- sissippi. Rochester, N.Y., and Seattle, light "commemorative vigil" Protests were to continue in Wash. is scheduled at the state Capi- Washington, D.C., with anti- In Seattle, the People's tol. The California Peace and1 war groups planning a rally Coalition for Peace and Jus- Freedom party is sponsoring and inarch on the Capitol. At tice urged a day of mass civil demonstrations in Santa Mo- the same time, the- Federal disobedience and announced a nica and West Los Angeles at Employes for Peace planned "town meeting" at the city's. aircraft manufacturing plants a rally across from the White main intersection. and the Rand Corp. House in Lafayette Park. Officials in Boston and San Francisco were preparing for violence. San Francisco Po- lice Chief Al Nelder said, "We Says Cahill Not know we won't be dealing with the dedicated pacifists who marched in the April 24 peace parade, but rather with Firm on Center avowed revolutionaries who ByALHORAY are set on causing trouble, LONG BRANCH - Gov. William T. Cahill has not made a • AP Wlrtpliote even to the extent of using final determination to initiate his pilot drug treatment center FLOWERS FOR DEAD STUDENTS - Mrs. Edgar AAcCormlck, a faculty dynamite and .fire bombs in for young addicts in the former Star of the Sea Academy and member at Kent State University, places flowers at the Victory Bell yes- sporadic forays. We will not has pledged to review all recommendations relative to the new terday in memory of the four students killed last year during student dis- tolerate any nonsense, and facility. turbances, this was the start of memorial services on the campus in where violence occurs, ar- So said Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston last night at a meeting Kent, Ohio. The bell was rung last year to calf the students. Disturbances rests will be made." of the local unit of United Civic and Taxpayers Organization in followed and led to the National Guard shootings which wounded nine and killed four. Police said they understood Hi-Henry Inn. attempts would be made to Sen. Beadleston, who has long been pledged to support the block traffic and disrupt ac- antidrug abuse program said last night that he has relayed lo- tivities at scores of major cal objections to the planned facility and has asked the gover- downtown buildings in San nor to review the program before making a final decision. Contract Is Signed Ex-Hudson Leader Francisco. Authorities in Boston re- He added, however, that a Contract to purchase the for- fused to say whether National mer Catholic girls' school has been signed and it is, for all Guardsmen would be assigned practical purposes, state property. to the streets for a Boston He noted that he has no firm knowledge whether the site Facing Jail Term Common rally expected to at- will be used eventually to implement the state plan, but that a AP Wlrepholo tract 25,000 to 60,000 persons drug center is slated to be installed here. MOUNT HOLLY (AP) - In about a month, He admitted that he knew the money ROLLED AWAY — An antiwar demonstrator to hear Sen. Vance Hartke, D- Sen. Beadleston told about 200 persons attending the ses- former Hudson County Republican Chairman came from Zicarelli through Peter PolicastfOf" skates,.to her arrest In Washington yesterday dur- Ind. But Guard drills were sion that seven state therapeutic treatment centers will start a John Beier Theurer will learn whether he will a former detective'sergeant from West New ing protest at the Justice Department. moved up to today.; statewide drug fight effort. have to go to prison. York, who became a state police informer af- ter years of association with Zicarelli. In New York, organizers of He said a prime reason for the selection of this city as one The fate of the 73-year-old Theurer is in a late afternoon rally in of the centers.is that it has a serious drug problem and it is lo- the hands of Burlington County Court Judge J. 'When pressed by Van Sciver for a clari- Bryant Park predicted a turn- cated in the hub of an area which also fears the rapid en- Gilbert Van Sciver Jn, who must decide fication, Theurer said he had never been able-- U.S*, Red China out of 50,000. Some members' croachment of drug abuses on its youth. whether Theurer's crime merits a jail term to name a prosecutor before. of Congress, representatives Other target cities, he said, are Camden, Trenton and Pa- Theurer pleaded guilty before Van Sciver The 1970 indictment charged him with ac- from Kent State and Jackson terson. All these communities, he added, are the victims of yesterday to a one-count indictment charging cepting $400 a month from Zicarelli between State, John F. Kerry of the serious and mounting drug problems. him with obstruction of'justice by conspiring April 15,1968, and May 20,1970, the date of the A ttitudes Harden Vietnam Vets Against War, Locations still to be selected, the senator said, will prob- to accept payoffs from reputed mobster Jo- indictment. . WASHINGTON (AP) - A hardening of official tone and and Allard Lowenstein, presi- ably be in the Hudson," Essex and Union County area, a den- seph "Joe Bayonne" Zicarelli in return for Policastro testified during the trial last attitude appears developing in Washington and Peking despite dent of Americans for Demo- sely populated metropolitan zone. trying to influence the selection of a new Hud- month of former West New York Mayor John the goodwill generated during last month's visit of an Ameri- cratic Action, were listed as The tirade of angry comments made against the state son County prosecutor who would ignore Zica- R. Armellino that in February 1970, he relayed can table-tennis team to mainland China. speakers. plan at a high school meeting on the issue last February was relli's gambling verations. • to Zicarelli a conversation he had with Theu- replaced last night in the mood of the meeting mainly by oft- Trial Was To Start rer in which the chairman said that thg protec- Although the visit brought hopes of warmer relations, the tion of Zicarelli was the first item of demands only thing heating up now is the rhetoric the two governments jections over the fact that city residents have not received The plea came the day Theurer and Zicarelli concrete answers to questions put to Drs. James Cowan, state were to go on trial. Theurer remained free on from the new Republican administration of are applying to each other. ' Gov. William T. Cahill. Official Is Attacked Power Plant health commissioner, and. Lloyd McCorkle, head of In- $5,009 bond pending sentencing. He faces up to The New China News Agency, in a domestic Chinese stitutions and Agencies. three years in jail and a $1,000 fine. Since the conversation, Zicarelli was in- broadcast monitored here, fumed that State Department Off Coast Victor Traversa, one of the objectors, chided the pair of Prosecution of the charge against Zica- dicted six times by a state grand jury directed spokesman Charles Bray used "gangster logic," tampered state officials for not having answers to "legitimate ques- relli was postponed since he is already in- by deputy state attorneys general. with history and "turned facts upside down" in saying the le- Is Proposed tions." . carcerated for other offenses. Cahill initially nominated Asst. U.S. .Atty. gal status of Taiwan or Nationalist China is unsettled. He noted that Dr. McCorkle is not a physician but holds a Theurer was allowed to remain seated as •Raymond Young, in early 1970, to be the new Hudson prosecutor but thenomination was Declaring the Chinese people will never permit the U.S. NEWARK (AP) - Plans doctorate of philosophy. Dr. Cowan, he added, is a gynecolog- • he told Van Sciver of his guilt. The former chairman is crippled by arth- blocked by the four Hudson Democratic sena- government to plot a "two-China" or "one China, one Taiwan" are in the works to build nu- tors, who said Theurer objected to the nomi- solution, the broadcast added: • clear generating stations in "Aside from not being qualified to irairthe program," he ritis and a stroke and is hard of hearing. His physical condition and his age could influence nation because Young had never done any- "When and how the Chinese people liberate Taiwan is en- the Atlantic Ocean off the said, "They could not even answer our questions about it." thing for the county Republican organization. tirely China's Internal affair, and no foreign country what- New Jersey coast, Public Ser- Dr. McCorkle at a press conference in city hall early this Van Sciver to let him off with just a fine. soever has any right to interfere." : vice Electric & Gas Co. an- year, said he is a member of the governor's study panel on the " Yet the judge is known to feel little sym- On June 8, 1970, Cahill nominated Meanwhile, Assi. Secretary of State Marshall Green told a nounced yesterday. • issue and that Dr. Cowan will head the new facility's oper- pathy toward public figures who misues their Geoffrey Gaulkin, who was confirmed, by the congressionalcommittee on foreign aid: ation. office. Some state law enforcement officials Senate the same day. The action came only: a Edward R. Eberle, presi- few weeks after Theurer resigned the county "We are faced with a mainland China which, whatever its dent of the company, said" Gave Objectors Fnel reportedly favor at least a token jail term as a , latest welcome degree of seemingly greater flexibility in inter- Apparently without realizing it, Dr. McCorkle gave objec- warning to other public figures. chairmanship he had held 'for more than 20 studies of the project have years. . , national affairs, has presumably not abandoned its basic ob- been under way for a year tors fuel for the fire at that session when he told them that in- Tells of Payments jectives of greater dominance over free East Asian coun- jnd that feasibility studies mates would be selected from statewide locations and that Theurer told Judge Van Sciver, "I re- Reliable Republican sources have said that tries." ' will be ready by the end of the probably no more than two city youths would be treated in the ceived some payments from Mr. Policastro, Theurer himself did little for the Hudson GOP " Among some professional diplomats the word "euphoria" year. Eberle said that if the planned center. • - thinking it was for political purposes, cam- and was always closely aligned with longtime has, cropped up to describe the rosy hopes for better. U.S.-Chi- paign funds. He later asked for protection and Democratic boss John V. Kenny, who faces a studies are favorable, the Neither of the state commissioners attended last night's federal indictment for conspiracy and ex- ne§e,relations. . . plants could be functioning by meeUng I said 'If I have a prosecutor I may try to help according to one high policymaker, "What we are saying the early 1980s. - TThe^M^oiik Register i Showers and thunderstorms Northwest were hit by high in large volume purchasing on furniture and accessories in James J. Egidio said. Member of the Associated Press — The Associated Press IscntltlMavri.,. midnight and 12:01 p.m. all items. The service area and the Ik^tno for r«puWlcallonot oil llw local nwiprlnleilIn lhlsniwspop.ro. wail a . spattered wide areas of the winds end gale warnings were For Ked Bank and Ilumson all styles from the best-known Tiny Tots features New, Jer- manufacturers of fine juvenile garage were gutted, he re- 5econd class postage paid at WedJBpnk, N. J. 07701 and at addlllnm nation today and some spots in effect. bridge, add two hours; Sea llccs. Published dal^. Monday fhrouph Friday. ™>"i«ni got an additional dose of bad Cool air dominated the Bright, deduct TO minutes; sey's largest selection of toys furniture. ported, and iflW were no in- weather is the form* of snow, South-west and the Southeast, Long Branch, deduct 15 min- and games for all ages, in- The Store is open every day juries. hail ami an isolated tornado. Temperatures before dawn cluding Creative Playthings Monday through Saturday, Cause of tho blaze is still Subscription Prices In Advance utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 and sporting goods. An cxten- Home Delivery by Carrier — A tornado destroyed some Tanged from 77 at Childrcss minutes. and Sunday. under investigation. lMOl6CliOC 3 Topof the News Winnerof National FAMOUS TttENTON,- A state appeal? court ruled yesterday ttot FILM •state troopejs.have no sfturniatic right to reerapioyment attte endoftheirfirstwsecohd two-year terra. Merit Scholarship FESTIVAL James Dtmbar, a former trooper, appealed a ruling by State Police Supt. David B. Kelly who dropped Dunbar from EVANSTON, Dl. - Mark F. the force in 1970 after he had served four years. Deutschle, son of Mr. and AT Dunbar contended -that he should have been granted a Mrs. Emit Deutschle, 3 Regal •beating proper to his removal. : ^_,,^ ^ Place, Lincroft, N.J.,*has BuTthe Appellate Division of Superior Court ruled that been named a winner of the KeHy acted within his powers in dismissing Dunbar. highly-coveted National Merit CfiRU The court noted that Dunbar "apparently committed Scholarship. I*** •**1 some errors in connection with the investigation of the murder Young Deutschle, a student **• •*1 of two young women whose motor vehicle was found aban- at Christian Brothers Aca-' WOT* ff MET. MB M doned alqngside the Garden State Parkway." demy, Lincroft, was among ,. Hfte ^purt did not elaborate on the allegations against the 700 high school seniors CINEMA III b a naw, hnuriaui Dunbar. • . ' ." , .' named winners of college- ihMtr. !labls until 1937 when lie was ap- Until May 15th plex; Monmouth College, YOUR CHOICE: pointed director, a position he West Long Branch; Mon- and many others too ANY A SHOWS ONLY )& held until his retirement last mouth Medical'Center, Long October. Branch; Ocean County Col- 450 FREE Pirking Spans an> • Mr. Scully's award was lege, Toms River; Brookdale All at easy low cost rates! presented by George F. Ma- Community College, Lincroft; acron tho ttraat from CINEMA kin, an Ocean County freehol- Point. Pleasant Hospital, and CANWB HELPYOU? 111 - and FREE CoffM in tha | der, and president of the N,J. Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake- Association of Freeholders. wood. THE Mr. Scully is employed as The council also awarded a 747-0333 industrial relations director at plaque to its immediate past CENTRAL JERSEY BMK EAI. He was cited for work AND TRUST COMRANY president Milton F. Untcf- AManhurst • Atentown • Bradlay B«ach • Eatontown • Farm, - Rtglstir Staff Photo associated with his position as FAMOUS MIJt FESTIVAL meyer for his two years of bttdala • Ft. Monmouth • FraahoM (2) • FmhoM Township 12) trill hritiR you nine teeekt of FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE — Eatontown Mayor Herbert E. Werner, co-chairman of the MODC in- service. HowM • Lona Branch (3) • MsAalapan • Marlboro • MaUwan Mountain.** . NaptunaCfty • OcaanTownaMp • Rumaon the but film* ever nuute. Cart- fourth from left, chats with the five winners of Individual awards present- dustrial committee, and as After dinner speaker was Saa Brfcht. Mnnmbury . Spring Lake Htlchts • WastfWd fully lelrded from the hrfttU ed last night by the Monmouth-Ocean Development Council. From the left newly elected president of the the Rev. John M. Infanger, an WMMW nUWUL WOSIT MttlrWHCI COOKMWDON film tollectioriM of the warU. are D. Louis Tonti; Dr. Ervin L. Harlacher, and Arnold S. Lane, alt win- United, Fund. internationally known humor- Acrloimed as the finttl motion ners of the community service awards. To the left of Mayor Werner are Tho council's second eco- ist, and pastor of tho First SERVICE 1$ OUR BIGGEST ASSET! jwclwt$ ever produced. 'the special award wjnners, Maurice A. Scully/ and Long Branch Mayor * logy awards went to the city United Methodist Church of Henry R. Cloffi. of Long Bianch which, under SomervUle. CIIEMAIH Obituaries

Martin J. Van Brunt Miss Marie Connolly MELBOURNE, Fla.-Mar- NEWARK - Miss Marie E. tin i. Van Brunt, 46, of W, Connolly, sister of Arthur J. Bttlick Circle, died Saturday Connolly of Rumson,_died- at Us borne. Mr. Van Brunt Monday at home, 100 S. Tenth ns formerly of Ramson, N.J. St. He was employed as man- Miss Connolly, a lifelong ager of Signature Data Acqui- resident here, had been a pri- sition for trie Radio Corpo- vate tutor. She was the first ration of America at Cape woman ever elected to the Es- , Kennedy, Fla. sex County Democratic Com* FRESH TASTY LARGE STALK GRADE A ROCK CORNISH ' He is survived by Us wid- mittee, when she represented ow, Mrs. Dorothy Van Brunt; the eighth district of New- PASCAL CELERY a daughter, Mrs. Robert La- ark's old 11th ward. FRESH TASTY aeuby or Miami; a son, Rich- Her brother is her only sur- ard Van Brunt of Charlottes- vivor. CHERRY" TOMATOES ville, Va.; two brothers, The Finneran Funeral FRESH TENDER Jones Van Brunt of Neptune, Home, here, is in charge of NJ., and Alfred Van Brunt of arrangements. CREEN BEANS Bumson, N J., and two grand- U.S. # 1 YELLOW GLOBE children. Matthew J. Daniels Funeral services were held' ONIONS Here yesterday. ELIZABETH-Matthew J. FRESH CREEN Daniels, 62, of 704 Westfleld Ave. died Monday at home. CABBAGDAIRE Y DEPARTMENT Alfonso Marsico He was the brother of William Daniels of Middletown. „ LONG BRANCH -Alfonso Also surviving are his wid- Marsico, 76, of 417 Spring St. ow, Mrs. Lucy Carme Dan- MARGARINE "6i BUTTERMILK died suddenly yesterday in his iels; two sons, William G. FLEISCHMANN'S DIT TEU tone. Daniels of Colonia and Barry fle was bom in St Pietro J. Daniels, here; a daughter, Aspostolo, Italy. He had lived Miss Claudia Daniels, also "™.~"' BISCUITS here 68 years. He was a re- here; four sisters, Mrs. Helen AIL MEAT RESH LEAN. HTCRAOE HALVIS tired pimp engineer and was Kukura of Roselle, Mrs. Jose- mumiUH ROCCNTK SIKCSIMOVW employed at Ft. Monmouth 19 phine Roy, Miss Margaret GROUND GROUND GROUND SMI40NEHSS years. Daniels and Mrs. Catherine 2:89-16 99' SMOKED He was a communicant of Ward, all here, and two PURE MAK> UNSWEETENED CUSS CHUCK ROUND Holy Trinity Catholic Church. grandchildren. HAM < Surviving are his widow, Arrangements are under GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Mrs. Bessie L. Marsico; three the direction of the James J. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. sons, William A. and Thomas Higgins & Sons Mortuary, PORK SALE P. Marsico, here, and Salva- here. MIN.Ti MAID [ROM fLOBIDA tore G. Marsico of Oceanport; BONELESS STEAK SALE! COUNTRY STYLE two sisters, Josephine and Mrs. Alfred Ceiling ORANGE JUICE Zaratina, both of Italy; five RUMSON - Mrs. Alfred THKX CUT SHOUUKt SPARE RIBS .69 grandchildren, and two great- Geiling of Kemp Ave., who FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER grandchildren. died Monday, also was the 5 99' 2 79 *49< TASTY ROASflNG PORK Flock Funeral Home is in mother of the late Mrs. Don- NEW SIZE MAKIi. KALf GALLON 16- charge of arrangements. ald Peseux of Little Silver. SHOULDER STEAK WHOLE REG. .59' CHEESE PIZZA 59 LEAN & TENDER FRESH PORK BUTIS -No Additivas in the Cakes of CUBE STEAK SUODfclUN SewerageProject MM PORK Bun STEAKS — VSBJL CHOKE U.SAA. CHOKE --_ HYGRADE BAU PARK 59' 23 POLY PtPX POLYUNSATURATED SILVER TIP ROAST I TOP ROUND ROAST «,!" ALL MEAT FRANKS 89' Mold$3- Way Suit — OSCAR MAYER VAC PACK NON-DAIRY CREAMER USJtJk. CHOKE tONOESS __3_ 9 STEER SLICED SELECTED m FKEEHOLD - Mr. and The Keegans allege in their RUMP ROAST * I BEEF LIVER 49' SLICED BACON "His. John F. Keegan of 61 complaint that during con- U.S.D.A. CHOKE SWIFT MWIUM SUNLESS All IIEF 01 Northvale Ave., Little Silver, struction, the -contractor vio- WAVA own , mm'i GENUINE SPRING SHOULDER *b4hC SWIH reuuimMIHUJ J »inirr u* VA have filed a complaint against lated the easement provisions 6,99' 3,95 Em> OF SfEAK ROAST t.1" IAMB CHOPS *89 ALL MEAT FRANKS *79' the Northeast Monmouth by permitting his personnel GOVT. INSPECTED TH|GH ON __ TWO GUTS HUE UM OK lONNIf MAID __ SWIFT PREMIUM VAC PAK __ County Regional Sewerage and vehicles to operate on the C C Authority, A. Tomae and Sons •• premises for which no ease- APPETIZING DEPARTMENT CHICKEN LEGS *49 SLICED BACOH »45 SLICED BACON .79 • Inc.', and Little Silver. ment was granted.. IMPORTED JARLSBERG The defendants are ordered Mr. Keegan, a Newark at to show cause Thursday, May torney, filed the suit for bis CORNED 13 before Superior Court wife and himself. SWISS y»IU»BLf COUPONM=K Judge Francis X. Cranay why BEEF they should sot be required to CHEESE Toward the purchan ol replace fences, curbing, VFWPost CREAM OR WHOLE 4 MRS OF RIG. $|« shrubbery and trees that were KERNEL CORN-PEAS & WOODBURY MILD destroyed; to immediately To Install BEAUTY SOAP stop a nuisance consisting of CARROTS-SWEET PEAS COOO ONLY AT TWO CU«. noxious odors "and open sew- CUT GREEN BEANS, PnatMwn^railonm. age; to completely restore a Officers drainage system to abate a MIDDLETOWN-To be in- BAKERY SPECIALS! FRENCH STYLE BEANS 5199* nuisance of odors and open stalled Friday are newly SQUARE THIN SLICED PINEAPPLE -ORANGE PINEAPPLE • ORAPEfRUIT sewage, and to sod the lawn. elected officers of the local PINK PINEAPPLE TOMATO SAUCE Veterans of Foreign Wars post WHITE GRAPEFRUIT Post officers will be Santo Man Given Toward Uwpwthaw of Corallo of 99 dGulfstreara DRINKS 3-89 10-99' Drive, commander; Join B. SNOW FLAKE AND ASST. ^gf cans ^J £ COID MEDAL Prison Term Kelly of 171 Bayview Ave., FBUIT COCKTAIL r 4=99' HOUR FREEHOLD - A Lakewood Belford, senior vice com- • DINNER ROLLS -lb. «ftt WITH man has been sentenced to 12 rnander; Charles H. Walker HORN & HARDART GRILLED 5 bag •IT (OUrON to 17 years in state prison for Jr. of 36 Harvey Ave., Lin- DUNCAN HINES COOO OUT AT TWO CUTS five counts of armed robbery croft, junior vice commander;. PINEAPPLE PIE On»tcnp«n|Mramaimf. - three in New Shrewsbury, John W. Stracker of 45 Al- LAYER '.',•«% one in Wall Township and one berta Ave., East Keansburg, in Howell. quartermaster; and Thomas STREUSELRING CAKE MIXES * Conrad of 469 East Road, Bel- CHOCOLATE . __ Louis Gamble bad pleaded HBNZ guilty to the charges. ford, adjutant. FROSTED DONUTS oS&4f 141 5 COUPON ^SjjEC A codefendant, Albert J. Commander Corallo an- 10-oz. TOMATO Bennett of Lakewood, was nounced the post is planning a DIP OR REG. TWIN Toward the purchase of given an indeterminate re- modern building at a new lo- PACK 49 SOUP 10 ClUNSER 2 PKGS.UICKY CHARMS formatory term'for two cation and reported tbat a POTATO CHIPS counts of robbery.- • VFW prisoner of war aclioa POLANER CRAPE JAM OR OR FROSTY-Os CARNATION BVAC WITH THIS The two bad admitted rob- committee is stirring up pub- lil/T 4 O R X 2 FOR 09' <0UNM bing Louis D. Menditto, owner lic support for our POW's in ORANGE 4Oft£ |^ c A°r u^ COOO ONLY AT TWO CUTS of Luigi's Tavern, Shafto North Vietnam. EVAPORATED MILK 6-99 TEST DEODORANT Boad, New Shrewsbury, of About 50 new members will MARMALADE 99 jBLEACH $200 Jan. 17 and of robbing be sworn in Monday, May 17, SOAP Hendrik J. Gerritson of Provi- • to add to the post's fast grow- HUDSON 5 HUDSON CIAMT ROLL. dence, R.I., of $34 the same ing membership, now totaling A A day in Howell. Gamble admit- 425, Mr. Corallo said. FACIAL C PAPER 4 TWO CUTS IB « OiNC, SIKP ted being armed while com- The Ladies Auxiliary of the' WEEKLY SPECIAL TQWELS *?& ONI BOOK SPECIAL mitting the robberies. post has elected and installed TISSUES 'OUR IOOI NTm 'OWJUIIM Gamble also admitted the' Mrs. Harriet Corrigan of 613 UVI1 Wl ^U CU«(Ht',l u armed robbery of $35 from Florence Ave., Union Beach, JIFOAM Robert Mauro at the Colling- president; Mrs. Dolores Les- JIF PEANUT ClAJAX DISH wood Hi-Fi Service Station, kowich of 64 Bay Aye., East OVEN CLEANER DELUXE COLORFUL ALUMINUM Wall; $200 from James Alva- Kcansburg, senior vice presi- 16-ounce. BUTTER t; •DETERGENT 2-OT. FONDUE tor annd William Clayton at dent, and'Mrs. Joan Schanck size. the 7-11 Store on Pine Brook of 14 Kichard Ter., junior vice • REG. 10c OFF Complete with fondue troy, sterno Road Jan. 12 and $1,000 Jan. 9 > president. 1.Z9 1Oc OFF LABEL holder & stand in 3 assorted colors, » from Sam Harper of Piher^s The auxiliary will aid in the WITH A FOOD rwaiME Of SI OK MOK. THRILT L DISH, M ^ c CAGAIMN «H withh Lounge, Squankum Road, post's Buddy Poppy cam- HOUSEWARES DEPT. both New Shrewsbury. paign, scheduled to start ENZYMES - 71 GIFT DEPARTMENT Superior Court Judge Wal- Friday, May 21. ter H. Conklin imposed the sentences. Man Isn't |2S Views Sought WILL GIVTYUM FREE PICTURE WEEK FOR 10 WEEKS! Living Here SELECT FROM OUR ART GALLERY OF In School Study FREEHOLD - Thomas Share of Florida, formerly of MASTERPIECE REPRODUCTIONS RED BANK - Local resi- Port Monmouth, was sen- UWK, utr pkllutn cftt fftr liirHntk, dents who wish to express tenced to one to three years in 100 SUBJECTS TO CHOOSE FROM their views of the public ele- state prison for committing ONtll"iM" mentary schools and the com- atrocious assault and battery Favorite pictures by world famous painters . . . ranging from ART munity will have a chance to upon Keansburg Police Sgt. old world masters to modern impressionists and fine American MASTIRNKE do so tomorrow. Frank Peters April 27,1968, in contemporaries. Each picture faithfully reproduced with brush mm Tin coupon ua A » Members of the Teachers' Keansburg. stroke embossing to capture the dramatic effect and beauty of SI OR MM HMD nitOMSE College, Columbia University It was inadvertently report- the original pointing. There's no easier, more imaginative way mntAtmt Mr Into Han li la add instant beauty to every wall in every room of your study team, engaged in a ed in The Daily Register Mon- home, than with these famous Masterpiece Reproductions. comprehensive survey of the . day that Share resided at 2' " schools, will hold private Beech St., Port Monmouth. VISIT OUR ART GALLERY USE TrIU COUPON FOR YOUR 2ND WEEK'S FREE PICTURE meetings with individuals be- • According to the county pros- tween the hours of 7:30 and 10 ecutor's office, Share's last IN OUR FOOD DEPARTMENT p.m. in the offices of the known address was Florida. Board of Education at 78 At the tune of the offense he OPENMIiY Branch Ave. W* rjMfV. Ih. nghl la fimh ouontl- had resided in Port Mon- St3IAJf.TH10rjl. km. Net ntponO))* (or typo«ra»N«l Those wishing to be beard mouth. 'wo jrrwfc Pnctt ««««iv» thru Sat.. May are invited to schedule an ap- The sentence was imposed SI MIDDLETOWN RT.35 pointment by calling the Friday by Superior Court .boardoffice. ' . Judge Walter H. Conklin. Mother*- fakes a fling Little Silver Road Sparks Probe in our FREEHOLD - County offi- Silver shopping center, and the intersection, and the re- eling westibound must make a could be stopped on the rail- see that happening." beautifully cials will inspect the Syca- Richard Perssons, owner of pair shop is on Ayers Lane, a if-turn on Sycamore Ave. to road tracks by\a motorist de-. Mr. Ney added that the cable stitched more and Branch Aye. inter- Silver Repair Center, told the oneway street near the rail- reach the shop. He asked the siring to turn onto Ayers shopping center plans were section in Little Silver after freeholders yesterday that the road station. freeholders to remove the Lane. approved by Little Silver be- knif" two barony merchants com- road improvements have Mr. Himelman said that a sign. fore the county was given poncho. plaliietfyesterday that the im- eliminated the repair shop as no left turn sign for west- County Engineer Henry J. Danger Cited powers to review site plans. proved, roadway is hurting a business and that traffic bound traffic on Sycamore' "This would be a dangerous Lilac tbelr businesses. Ney replied, that the' sign will "I had advised the mayor signs have "effectively Ave. for Ayers Lane has mo- be moved off the shopping situation," he said. at the time that this was not a or white, blocked the shopping center torists thinking that they can- center property but that the . Willjalin;Hi|»elnian of Red business." . "From the standpoint of good location for a shopping 20.00. . * not turn left into the shopping "no left turn restriction must safety, the no left turn sign center," he said. BanlfgsatKpresentinfi Joseph The shopping center is lo- center. He added that custom- stay." He explained that've- I Or long Catttah*. owner:of tte Little must remain unless the inter- The county engineer said it = cated on Sycamore'Ave., near ers to the repair shop trav- hicles traveling westbound section is modified and I don't was not practical to move the sfeeic stop line for eastbound traffic on Sycamore Ave. since mo- § butterfly torists will stop at an inter- I knit section^ ,. Marlboro Legal Foes Lock Horn& "Tffter a short conference By H&UIE SCHKAEGER E. Creevy and Alfred . jrerjrgsentfijj^tlie townsftip- -VVyekeffreMeriy^fia sincere- "Why isn't the clerk neu- with the freeholders, Mr. Hi- FREEHOLD -former Slt^irrtfi r" clerk in the cases of Stone vs. tired, was described as a "fig- tral?" he asked. melman said "We are trying ;j Wyckoff (in which the cleric urehead" by Mr. Kosene.) to resolve the problem ami- JMriB»» rHiFWy recall, (They lost their battle "My position is that when cably." Mt£K»sene otTair Haven and Were recalled by Marl- refused to validate the recall Mr. Kosene repeatedly told you made the township clerk boro voters ftfov. 26,1968.) petitions until he was ordered Mr. Minogue he could not re- Freeholder Harry Larrison ye^teraSJ locked horns with ! a defendant, it was my duty to Jr. said he and other county th^ fipesent township at-: .'- ,Mr; Minogue, v>Iio sue-- to do so by the court) and call specifics and repeatedly defend the township clerk," ceeded Mn* Kosene as town- referred him to the docu- officials hope to inspect the torney,> James R. Minogue of Grubb vs. Wyckoff (in •which Mr. Kosene testified. "My site Friday. "We hope to find Middletown, in an attempt to ship attorney in December, it was determined that Coun- ' merited evidence. conscience is clear. Whatever 1968, represented the petition- a mutually agreeable solu- collect $12,000 Mr. Kosene cilmen Creevy and Storer "I. don't recall It," he said I did, I did because I thought tion," he said. ers who successfully sought could be candidates in the re- in a typical answer. "What- coriten'ds the township owes it was proper." "There's no question that him for previous court battles the recall and won a majority call election and that it was ever, it says in there (referr- on the Township Council. - ing to a document) is the The only other witness yes- we are going to disturb exist- withMr.Minogue. unnecessary for candidates to ing^ facilities when we»go = to shop for Mr. Kosene was the star Testimony Continuing say which seat they sought.) truth," terday^was Joseph T. Grause of Red Bank, first vice presi- and make improvements. The I Mother witness in the first day's testi- i Superior Court Judge Mr. Kosene testified that he • Debate Develops county's primary concern is mony of his lawsuit against Francis X. Crahay said he worked a total of "at least" The cross examination dent of the New Jersey Bar 1 among the things Association, who testified he to. build a facility and make it the township, filed in June, would start the case yes- 779 hours on both cases com- turned into a debate at one safe for the motoring public." 1969, to collect on a bill he' terday and have the attorneys bined. point. Mr. Minogue questioned considered the $12,000 fee a come back for further argu- "I decided to multiply the Mr. Kosene about why he had "fair and reasonable charge" The stop line and no left submitted In December, 1968. turn sign ,were part of the s p ment after Mr. Bierman has total by $25 per hour;" he taken an adversary position in for the services listed on Mr. orner Mr. Kosene seeks payment Kosene's bill. Mr. Grause is plans as approved by the state § y ' for his part in a series of two or three weeks to respond said. "That would come to al- the proceedings instead of to a brief he received April 26 most $20,000." merely putting in a nominal also a former Marlboro Town- for the improvements at that i Broad and Front. court fights over Marlboro's ship attorney. intersection. .recall election in 1968, during from Mr. Minogue. Testimony The former township at- appearance. which .he represented Floyd in the first phase of the case torney said he "arbitrarily cut Wyckoff, then township clerk, was to continue today. it to $12,00Q" because the in two lawsuits. Mr. Minogue was allowed to township was a regular client The present litigation ;n- add to his pleadings the alle- of three years* standing and „ Wives the same legal cast of gation, that the resolutions au- because "I knew there would characters. Mr. Kosene is rep- thorizing Mr. Kosene's de- be an awful lot of screaming resented by Herbert B. Bier- fense of the lawsuits and ap- by the opposition." man of Parlin, who was re- peals were invalid because He said cutting his bill to tained privately by former Mr. Creevy and Mr. Storer $12,000 put it at "a ridiculous Marlboro Councilmen George voted for them instead of ab- rate of $15 an hour... the bill staining. represents much more work Questions to be answered in than is represented by the this case, Judge Qrahay said, charge. I wouldn't touch it VINCENT'S are whether Mr. Kosene's ser- again for that amount of mon- COAT SHOPPE vices were reasonable and ey... IMMoamouthSt. RriBank necessary, whether they were 'Big Headache' s plw S&H Stomp* during the lixJ big' authorized by law, and wheth- "There's not much law on of Atm« Market's manager^j?te and actions concerning the olf purchase of Vi-gal. ctn. M *'We Service What We Sell"' * ' o! Sealtest s cases, and the extent of his 59< ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES cooperation with Mr.-Bierman LIGHT & LIVELY t»-.i CLOSED AtLDAV WEDNESDAY inacting for the defense. (Mr. ICECREAM

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William Springer, 111., Chairman Staggers, a ont» state and Foreign Commerce charged as a glaring instance gram. time West Virginia sheriff, ft i Committee to quietly ditch Samuel Devine, Ohio, Ancher 8 of attempted infringement on But Paley, board chairman an old hand at probing net- the probe. the media. since 1946, and prior to that Nelsen, Minn. All reportedly I favor the probe. work operations and pro-' .1 That's the Inside word from So far, this'backstage pres- corporation president for 18 grams. He Wields powerful in- knowledgeable committee suring is reputedly having no years, has said nothing and Other GOP commitleemen fluence in. the committee, and e sources. effect on Rep. Harley Stag- • jrtayjdjout qf_ the li-_ are credited with having in- while he has maintained ? *""' ™ ;Ts under" strictly noncommittal attitude cratic committeemen are chairman. stood to feel that Paley has a How many and who they regarding the embattled anti- . being told that an embarrass- The World War II Navy air definite and direct responsi- are is unclear. It would take a •s sizable bloc of both Republi- Pentagon telecast, he has up \ ing inquiry could adversely veteran, serving his 12th con- bility in the affair and should to now left no doubt of his de- affect the party with the secutive term, ordered the in- be interrogated about it. can and Democratic com- termination to conduct a thor- media in next year's mo- vestigation and is understood Whip-Hand mitteemen to scuttle the in- ough airing. '"'.',. ,,, I mentous national election. vestigation, such a backstage 1 to be standing firm on going Fate of the investigation . All indications are Saggers,. It is said heavy emphasis is through with it. Daniel Ma- could rest with the Republi- alliance is not unusual, but it nelli, general counsel, is pro- would precipitate a furious Is still holding fast on .thai,, being placed on the argument, can committeemen. and apparently prepared to that already a shrill freedom- ceeding with preparations for The committee consists of fight in the committee that hearings later this month. would be certain to become resist Democratic and any" of-the-press cry has been 21 Democrats, 16 Republicans. other pressure to "lay off." raised by CBS and others, and ' For that purpose, Manelli is Ranking Republicans are known. The New Postal Service Bag By SYLVIA PORTER $2.75 for a regular interstate its destination by the follow- .Q.: Where's the most eco- telegram. ing morning. Typical cost of nomical place to buy prints by 2-Multiple mailgrams also sending a 10-pound parcel American artists? A.: At the YOUR MONEY'S are "being tested - in which a from Washington to Chicago Post OQiee - assuming a plan "master" mailgram can be via this service: $25 now being pushed by the Na- WORTH sent to thousands of different 4 ~-r Passport applications tional Gallery in Washington addresses. As one example of are being handled by 19 post goes through. uses: The Educational Tes- offices in addition to the regu- Q.: Where is the best place ting Service in Princeton, lar state department passport to apply for a passport? A.: 1 - Mailgram service, N.J., is using this system to let offices. Many more post of- At the Post Office - assuming launched last year, is a "mar- students through the U.S. fices wilt be authorized to re- PORTER you live in one of around a riage .of convenience" be- lcnow when and where to take ceive applications in time for "graphics explosion." dozen cities with post offices tween a telegram and a let- college entrance exams. the forthcoming peak summer The post office is toying offering this new service. ter. You phone (or deliver) 3 - Express mail service travel season. with : offering services for These are only hints of the your message to the nearest? began in December and is 5 - Sales of prints by Amer- stamp-collectors - including new postal services now being Western,Union office. Western now being tested in 35,cities. ican artists in post office lob- the sale of special com- planned or tested by the Union.relays it to the Post Of- A postal messenger picks up a bies will soon be launched in a memorative sta'mjps, starters' quasi-independent U.S. Postal fice in another city where the packet of, say, stock certifi- post office plan in collabora- kits, etc.; selling government Corp. - the federal agency regular letter carrier delivers cates, at your office (or, even- tion with Washington's Na- bonds and government publi- which will take over the func- it the following day to its des- tually, your home) and takes tional Gallery. The plan could cations; establishing commu.- tions of the old Post Office tination. The average cost of it to the airport for shipment be a boon to artists as well as nity computer centers and Dept. on July i. Here are a 50-word mailgram in test to another city. There a cou- a way for" the ordinary collec- facsimile transmission and more details on what's ahead: programs is now $1.10 - vs. rier delivers the package to tor to cash in on today's photocopying facilities. Stick to Your Pulpit, Padre Bv JIM BISHOP Thirty-five years ago, there an observer." When we chat- *)T li MT0 MHTA CANDLE THAN TO CURSE Tffi DARKNE55f There is no group so quick .was a Father Goughlin who ted, I was interested to find to criticize, and so sensitive to THE took to radio and, in the holy that he had sent three arch- it, as the dear self-sanctified name of Qod, blasted Frank- bishops back to France for clergy. Many, of course, are lin D. Roosevelt, the British, dabbling in politics. true servants of God - rabbis, REPORTER and the gold standard. His A Difference ; A Sorry Spectacle priests and ministers - who well-rounded tones of unction If] addition, he advocated spend themselves teaching caused more family fights voodoo. And yet, when he About the best you can say for the soon.. Provided an opportunity to speak be- the truths of the ages and are certification on foods. Some- than booze. died, the Catholic Church opened the big doors to the current crop of young militants in Wash- fore it, however, meant nothing to the committed to salvaging souls body forgot to pay somebody Now we have a Jesuit, Rob- • i for God. Then there are those off. ert F. Drinan of Massachu- cathedral and celebrated a ington is that they show a certain single- young representatives who sneered at the solemn high mass for the re who commit the capital sin of r The Rev. Billy Graham is a setts, as a member of the : BISHOP mindedness. They certainly don't show committee's five years of opposition to the personal pride, particularly handsome evangelist. His cru- House of Representatives. pose of his soul. When Tommy they address much sense. war, .which one dismissed with the words: the "polit-priests." sades draw millions of dollars. Why? Has he run out of souls? Dorsey died in Connecticut, prelabrjcated^nd^w^ 1 The complete disregard for others "You have done the dirty work of the Ad- The guilt or innocence of He writes a newspaper col- If so, he can save mine, which his parish priest refused to from infancy, have been' is a full-time job. What do his permit his body in the church: that has been displayed in our nation's ministration." the Berrigan brothers is of umn for money. And yet he taught that the Ulan of God " small interest to me. At what sticks his chin, out in public fellow members "call him-Fa- "I didn't see him here in life," speaks truth, and only truth. capital is most inappropriate for anything "What we want to do is create a crisis point did they doff the Roman and blames the "news media" ther or Congressman? he said, "so I won't have him The fact is that they are resembling a commemoration of the anni- in conscience," another of the demonstra- collars and become political (of which he is a part) for the In the main, all the clergy here in death." - " mortals as sorely in need of versary of the Kent State University kill- tors' leaders said. revolutionaries? What, I rise big antiwar rally in Washing- live off the poor and ride the Richard Cardinal Cushing saving as we are. More so be,- died broke. Jesus died penni- ings. Loitering, throwing nail-studded to inquire, hasbecome of the ton.' buses and trains free. They cause, with their seminarist Church in which I was born? "The tremendous news buil- have a roof over their heads, less. Some East Side rabbis in training, they have less ex- As an antiwar demonstration, the boards - and themselves - into streets, Who dares to defame the tem- dup makes young people think a little cash, a TV set and a New York walk* hungry in cuse for committing error. : events have lost whatever impact that overturning privately-owned autos and ples with fire and sword? this is the 'in' thing," he said. car. Many of them-assume their black felt hats. Coun- Nor do they render unto may have been intended and may well other assortments of vandalism by the In Jerusalem, Prosecutor The statement has no rela- vows of poverty, chastity and tless Protestant ministers Caesar the thjings that are harm the efforts of those who con- demonstrators are hardly the types of Gideon Hausncr told me that tionship to the fact that he is obedience. If they falter now gave and gave of themselves Caesar's. They are tax ex- and then, that's/the weakness until, when they died, there scientiously are trying to get our troops techniques that will enlist those among us the rabbis refused to certify, Richard Nixon's longtime empt, even when they are as kosher, two new cold stor- friend. Nor is it related to the of the flesh. But when they in- • was nothing loft for their fam- speculating in real estate and outofVietnam. who strive for peace. age warehouses built for Is- fact.that when antiwar hip- tone political utterances, they ilies. Wisdom and mercy are securities. Let us not forget Even such supporters, in principle, of President Nixon, declaring his Admin- raelis in the Negev desert. pies picketed the White House are off the rails. the riches of the spiritual. In that is was the politically wise the move on Washington as U.S. Sens. J. istration will not be intimidated, said: The warehouses cost millions. during Lyndon Johnson's ten- Doctor Duvalier, the late- Saigon, in Bangkok, in Hong clergy of Germany which Kong, I have never seen a William Fulbright and George McGovern "This does not mean that we are not going When the owners brought the ure, the reverend had nothing president of Haiti, invited me said: "Vote for the Nazis. Hit- matter to court, the rabbis to say. to his white presidential pal- skinny Buddhist priest. The fear that the current performances on the ler talks loud, but there's no to listen to those who come peacefully. said: "We are the givers of The trouble with some of ace and held his hand out and gentlemen in the orange robes real harm in him." have it made. streets will bring a national reaction that But those who come to break the law will the law." The Israeli Supreme the reverends divine is that said: "You come as a friend." Harm comes from speaking may ruin chances for Senate action on be prosecuted to the full extent of the Court said, "Not in this cen- they have one foot in heaven "You're mistaken, your ex- Thc'danger of having up on that which you knoweth some sort of antiwar bill, law." tury," and ordered kosher and the other in their mouths. cellency," I said, "I come as clergymen in politics is that not.,. - . ..' '-'Going beyond the. law, interrupting We can only hope that the horrible the business of the government," Sen. Ful- show going on in Washington does not re- bright said, "goes too far." sult in the needless loss of life, either in . He had a good sampling last week of the capital or in the unknown places where Sewer Engineering Questioned -what was to come this week when the For- U.S. prisoners of war are awaiting mean- 57 Concord Ave. sewer system should include . tidal1 waters affect the town- eign Relations Committee which he heads ingful negotiations for their release. * Leonardo, N. J. 07737 the best engineering features ship. Petitions objecting to Kelly's Passing was subjected to intemperate rhetoric by Attempts to interrupt such business of To the Editor: FROM OUR for each problem section of this penny-pinching project the five activists who advocated open civil our government as that, bombings and oth- The Leonardo Taxpayers As- the township, yet we now are being circulated and we Drawer F Morganvllle, N.J. 07751 disobedience and a Senate filibuster to ban sociation wishes to express learn that to "save money" hope everyone signs. er types of violence are not designed to the engineering plans never To the Editor: any legislation until the war is ended. open admiration for the tax- READERS Very truly yours, win friends for antiwar movements; Not payers of. Leonardo who have included tidegates at the ma- G. Neidlinger, I'm sorry about the passing, The Foreign Relations Committee ha; inly the President, Congress and the po- investigated the engineering rina area, not even a water- Secretary of M. Harold Kelly because 1 been consistently sympathetic to the view lice are turned off by this sort of mili- of the sewer line and catch tight cover on the catch basin. never met him and thereby along Burlington, Concord missed the opportunity to tell that the U.S. should get out of Vietnam tancy. The vast bulk of the public is, too. basin which have caused such and Florence Aves. Tidegates are constructed Poricy Park intolerable road condition A $41 or $45 million dollar in the low areas adjacent to him that he helped establish a helluva fine newspaper. the water so that during The Daily Register has re- storms and abnormal high ceived a copy of the following Respectfully,.-, tides the pressure of the tidal letter for publication: Don McDonald" The Cable TV Confusion waters from the bay Closes the gale keeping the water Beyond that, the former head of the 38 Bayberry Lane Cable television, or, if you prefer, from entering the sewer line. Middletown, N.J. Alive and Well Community Antenna Television (CATV), largest CATV operation in the nation has . When the tide is low the pres- Township Committeemen 494 Broadway began as a service to viewers who had '*• been indicted, along with officials in Tren- sure of the inland waters is Middletown Township Long Branch, N.J, trouble, because of their location, in re- ton and in Pennsylvania, on bribery then greater and opens the Kings Highway To the Editor: charges. Closer at home, the county gate allowing the water to Middletown, New Jersey At the board H>( directors ceiving a clear TV picture. drain out. meeting of the.,Greater-.Long It has grown into such an industry, Grand Jury Is awaiting an appearance by If the present engineering is Gcjitlemen: ' '•'•' • " "" Branch •(Jha.jjfiber ogjCiftn- however, that the slate Assembly has Mrs. Gloria Hall, president of CBC-TV in allowed to stand and is ac-. fLast night I attended a ' mcrcu, a*alsctt.s9)0n wsfrheld Red Bank, who told the Assembly com- ccpted by the Sewer Author- fleeting at which two, men, bn the AlIah>Hia!ty%m- called for a one-year moratorium on the representing the Poricy Park mittee that some municipal officials - ity, it means that each storm pany's flyer sent to soirj&of' awarding, by municipalities, of CATV will drive water up into the Citizens Committee, present- the merchants in.the city^of- franchises. The Senate also is expected to whom she did not name - in Monmouth sewer line, flood the street ed an enlightening account of 1 Long Branch which W(is in clear the bill, and, hopefully, it will be County had attempted to extort money and cause the road to dis- what Poricy Park is and what very poor taste in that It de- it could become. signed into law by Gov. William T. Cahill. from her in exchange for a CATV fran- integrate. This is going to pleted the death of this city. chise. cause a continual financial A look at Middlotown's ox- 1 was asked to write to. you burden and work program for panding population, portrayed Assemblyman Hollenbeck of Bergen to commend the Daily Retfls- So far, 137 municipalities in the state the Middletown Township most obviously by its over- Her'S artiple of March 24y i§?i, County, chairman of the Committee on have awarded franchises. Those,who have Road Department, paid for by crowded schoWs,. indicates, "Realty Firm's 'Dying cilieV Transportation and Public Utilities, favors them probably would prefer local control the taxpayers. Since Middle- that what Middletown needs is Ad Stirs Long Branch, Asbiiry the "legislation because he fears that if over their operations, but there are too town Township is surrounded not more houses, but some un- Park Chambers." H wps the on three sides by water, wo spoiled areas reserved for opinion of the board that your CATV is left to local control, service to many questions that must be answered be- recreation for its citizens and ask the question: How many : reporter, Mrs-Carol Jacob- the public could degenerate. fore we can be sure that the public inter- other areas adjacent to water conservation of its irrcpla son, had handled it very dluio- He sees it as a multimillion-dollar est is being served. '•*' should have tidegates in- cable wildlife. . .• • matlcally. r business with a vast potential, one which Inasmuch as CATV must function un- stalled, and are lacking these I urge you to enthusiasti- Your support of the Greater would bring not only a better signal Into der government control, the regulations just because someone wants cally support the efforts of Long Branch Chamber of to "save some money" ? this diligent group to keep our living rooms, but a whole hew range of should be consistent throughout the state Commerce through the years k v,We repeat, Jor,JW or $45 -what weCM before J, is too. Is greatly apprectetcd.r! program? that a«*W"oh network tele- "' aha,"pefhaps7 ffie nafJori. The moratorium million dollars, we should be late. Yours truly* 1 vision, including educational and public may be late in being applied, but it will Deposits having the best system in- Sincerely, James M.Monrn i service broadcasting. serve a good purpose.' stalled, and especially where Lee Hindcrliter Executive Director, • £sychiatrist Hits ,ltoT&,im 7 .it, •., Actions of Officials By ROGER E.8PEAH year. -However, more ATTENTION Q - I have 1,000 shares of servative estimates of 1.8-1.9 "The parents of a Masonite Corp. at an average million are still substantially . - > has moved jipjsa- WASHINGTON (AP)-One pidly since mld-1879 yet re- MIDDLETOWN of the nation's leading special- delinquent child act ex- cost of $49. What is your opin- .higher than the 1.46 million of tremely inconsistently," he ion regarding its long-term 1970. mains attractive for retention. ists- on violence says the au- A split at around the 70 level said. "The children are con- growth and future The greatest area of need is RESIDENTS thorities acted in an ex- would be in line with previous stantly tempted to test the splits?-R.C. far the $2O-$22,OOO house. Yet tremely provocative manner action. In handling the protest demon- limits." A - With approximately according to the Federal stratonln Washington. "It ^eems to me," he con- two-thirds of sales derived gpme Loan Bank, the aver- TRIE RABIES CLINKS Dr. John P. Spiegel, direc- tinued, "that the authorities from the building and allied age home purchase price was tor of tfie Lemberg Center lor in Washington nave behaved industries the fortunes of $36,600 in February up from Congregation B'nai Israel are slated for all Middletown Township dog the .Study ot, Violence of like parents in a delinquent Masonite are closely tied to $35,000 a year earlier. To owners during the second week in May. The BrandtetVniveftUy, patched family, which is extremely those of the construction in- meet the demand for towcos t Board of Health reminds pet owners that all tottbe'bntbreMwhUeat- provocative in so far as guid- dustry. That a building boom homes, Innovative materials ing their chUdren with respect is long overdue is a foregone and methods are being used NURSERY SCHOOL dogs must be on a leash and 1971 licenses "^tte'aaMiaim^tiiigof 1 to social behavior. ' '-'••••'• conclusion; whether one and conventional builders are Hance and Ridge Roads will be on sale. . The government, Spiegel materializes, however, re- cutting out extras. Rumson saidj bad the opportunity to mains to be seen. Certainly all If the more conservative 1.8 T>lan:ahradio-%6TrclFir TBeTngredients are there. "million estimate is met, this SffiMt IS AS FOLLOWS: sscenartp," with the leaders of would represent a significant In the Seventies some 14 Applications are being accepted now for the the. demonstrators to min- million new households will be 23 per cent increase for the in- Monday - May 10 • Port Mornnouth Hrtt AM .-.7 to 9 pjn. imize the. chance of violence, formed, 40 per cent more than dustry this year. Under such 1971-72 school year. A State accredited Wftdrmdoy-May 12- lincrottFire r4ou$e...._.7 to 9 p.m. )\j>m, with (hree other 1 butdidiiot. Also provocative,. in the Sixties. The govern- expansive conditions, Maso- school under the supervision of a dedicated Thursday - May 13 - Brarant Pork fir* Hoo«-.7 to 9 p.m. • he said^ was' the withdrawal ment is committed to keeping nite should fare well, since in psychMrists, joined In a news staff. Children enrolled for 2, 3 and 5 days . Friday • May 14 - Port Monmooth Hrtf Aid.M....7 to 9 p.m. the money supply at a level last, year's restrictive atmos- eonfoafflce, lately critipal of 'of the;demonstrators' permit . .ages 3 through 5. : Saturday - May 15 - Town Ha»~«.^.™«-.10 to 12 a.m. by,ortjlc|als in which will spur construction. phere, sales rose 3.6 per cent Spiegel,drew an VSudttehly'Without warh- Mortgage rates have eased to and earnings gained 5.9 per Ito3pjn. itwefen tne'actions 'lngy'^he said, ^mthout:«on- a 20-month low, while mort- cent. For the current fiscal eritahd the ac- sultation with the demonstra- gage money, generated by the year to end August, sales Visiting Horns-. 9 to 11:45 AM. Weekdays Dogs Musfto ftn o leash tions of parents of a tors and the leaders,-it was" high rate of savings, is more should surpass 1200 million withdrawn," available than ever. and net reach at least $2.40 a Call 842-1800 1971 DOB licenses delinquent child. For Further Information and "I saw an overwhelming The Nixon Administration share. Income from contract Registration Forms. number of police," he related. has projected that housing lumber sales and oil should Police Week • "A large number of demon- Starts will reach 2 million this contribute, over the next dec- strators seemed without any plan on how to proceed." He Slated In speculated that their lead- ership had been broken up on Middletown Sunday. ; WEU TRIMMED • SHORT CUT MIDDLETOWN - Mayor Harold Foulks has proclaimed the week of May 10-14 as "Po- lice Week" in Middletown Y'Legislators' Township. The mayor said, "I Visit Trenton RIB STEAKS ask that all citizens join with lit me in celebrating this week BED BANK - Four suc- CiM cessful young "legislators" STOCK , by making a special effort to Shmnl«inrA««iM«tl«MlS acauaint themselves with the have returned from a mock police department and its op- session of the state legislature YOUR erations during this period." in the State House, Trenton, . Police Chief Joseph where two of the bills they FREEZER! McCarthy said,- "We who serve sponsored were passed. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M.. SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. in law enforcement are hon- The young people, partid- ored by this national obser- vance of "Police Week>r Government project, repre- mum PLUMP AND JUICY passed by Congress and sented the Community YMCA OFROASJS! signed by the President. We at the session. Hl-C urge members of our commu- Sponsors of the first Bill, nity, civic groups, Boy Scouts, "An Act to encourage the sale FRU1TDRIHKS RIB QUAUTY ROASTING Girl Scouts and school stu- of unleaded and low-lead mo- dents take this opportunity to tor fuels" were Charles Oliver ROAST visit us during our open house and Denise Behrens of Mata- program. Guided tours of po- wan and Mark Yates and CHICKENS lice headquarters will be con- Linda Maunsell of Colts Neck. ducted Monday, Tuesday, The second Bill, "An Act to abolish the Fornication Act of Wednesday and Thursday MILANI0 1890 from 9:30 am. to 5 p.m.; and 1790," was sponsored by IDRE5SINGS* 1000 ISLAND for the adults who work dur- Charles Oliver and Denise , ing the day, two evenings, Behrens of Matawan and ;• • Creamy French »Italian 8-Qg. 6 * JL ..Monday, May 10, and Wednes- Mark Yates, Sue Fortunato MONTCO«6ft-Oz. day, May 12, from 8 p.m. until and Linda Maunsell of Colts FIRST CUT-89'Lb. 10 p.m. Neck. 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He has been a leader Weekend program. Miss Rus- Who's Who in American Col- which seniors leave campus to Hayen Regional High,, School, in student .affairs during his sell, a graduate of the Gill leges and Universities. A gen- take paying and volunteer is a junior majoring in history three years of college, serving School in Bernardsville, is a eral elementary major, she jobs while keeping up with and social studies. on the Student Senate, Young freshman at Pine Manor. works on tfie college news- their class work) are Miss W. Fadriae Smith of Asbury Democrats Club, and the gov- Miss Marcla Richmond, 154 paper, the "Whit." She is also Priscllla Flokenstaedt, daugh- Park was a member of the erning board of the student 'Fordham Drive, Malayan, is a member of Pi Delta Epsi- ter of Mr. Frederick B. Fin- cast of "Man of La Mancha," union. During his junior year one of 25 Glassboro State Col- lon, the journalism fraternity; kenslaedt, 20 Bellevue Ave., final dramatic presentation of he has been editor of the lege seniors inducted into and Zeta Tau Sorority. and Miss Cresslda McKean, the year staged recently by campus newspaper and has daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Q.A. the Campus Players of Glass- also served, as managing and Shaw McKean Jr., River boro State College. associate editor of the news- You can choose from doz- Road, Rumson. Miss Fin- Atlantic Highlands student paper. ens of styles including au- kenstaedt worked for the Na- Thomas W. Andrews has been Miss Jenny Bnssefl, daugh- thentic wood grain and in a tional Council on Indian Op- recognized as the outstanding ter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. DON'T wide variety of most wanted;: •portunity in Washington. Miss student in the junior class at Russell, of Buena Vista Ave., colors. Only top quality McKean worked at the Ameri- Shepherd College, Shep- 'Rumson, played the part of, brand names, of " can Place Theater in New herdstown, W:Va. Mr. An- Noah Claypole in a recent' PAINV. course . . . and you may* . York. She is the chairman of drews received the award at presentation of Lionel Bart's never have to paint your,^ social welfare at Madeira, or- the annual Student Recogni- "Oliver" at Pine Manor Ju- house again.- ganizing the volunteer pro- tion Day ceremony at Shep- nior College, Chestnut Hill, Use gram in which 220 students herd College. Mass. 4 •V - • : ''. ; '** work one morning a week at Andrew^, son of Mr. and The musical, based on the Aluminum Our own first rate installers. • local hospitals, nursing homes , (Register Stuff Phots) . • Mrs. Wesley T. Andrews, 7 novel "Oliver Twist" by apply your siding and satii- > and schools. Miss McKean's NElW OFFICERS — Mrs. Joe Mullir\s, Fair Haven, left, past president of faction is guaranteed. 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Lottery Director Ralph ing a serial number which will Named directors were Mrs. Batch said all persons who correspond to some of the Neil Maclnnis Jr., Miss Elisa- had lottery tickets with the tickets from the weeks of beth Kelley and Miss Jose- correct final two numbers for April 1 through April 29. phine Lang, all Red Bank; the weeks of April 1 through Meanwhile, the final draw- Mrs. E.C. Puth and Mrs. H.M. . April 29 will be semi-finalists ing of the first regular $2.50 Zydney, both Rumson, and in the drawing. millionaire drawing is set to Mrs. Charles Sills, Fair Batch said the correct final take place May 12. Batch said Haven. lumbers for those weeks 179 ticket holders are eligible for that drawing but that they Local programs approved were: April 1, 09; April 8, 95; must identify themselves at for LWV study this year in- April 15, 55; April 22, 32, and any State Motor Vehicle clude: Fair Haven, open land April 29, 27. . 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FINAST FRESH BAKERY! ATUNIKHIGHIANDS raw Rt. 36 ft Fir»t Ave. LEMON >|AC >M'<>M'I '5 fi iavardiriwpirliau HOWttl TOWNSHIP MEN•3 and BOYS' OUTFITTERS SINCE 1846 l-,i. lu.kti. S S !*.»••. Rl. 9&AldrichRd. PIES s4H s LurlifiU LONG BRANCH mjH,iAMii"uu Hi ^^ 320 Third Ave. Marion's Layer Cakes 2 REDIANK 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK 362 Broad St Bread Sale o,^^^, 3 12 ,M.yS,i^i Safety Director Post Plaii Meets sitioii He said BK township has* 14-man department here. •vice employe, job security the same as for business ad- positions unclassified under job interesting," he said. * weeks agweportedly at a sal- B? GLADYS RIPS ary off 18,000, be said. applicants for the Job so far. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Township Business Admin- would be "competitive »with ministrator', whose appoint- civil service. The only other place in the Mr. Jahn attnbuted much all with "verj extensive back With opposition mounting, the istrator Frederick Jahn said private employment." ment is a permanent one, he The director's position county be knew of where the of the opposition to the pro- grounds" in police work, and Hay 10 public hearing on a yesterday that although a Except for the three-year added. "We serve at .the plea- "gives the township protec- police force is run by a safety posal here to "a feat ot the that foui of these men already proposal to appoint a public public safety director would term provision, the terms of sure of the Township Com- tion, and also gives the man director is West Long Branch, unknown.' have been interviewed safely director to replace the be less secure than a civiiill ser- employmenlt t and removal are mittee,' be saii, referring to enough protectioc to make the wbicb hired someone s few police chief promises to be a lively one. On May 6 at 8 p.m., the township Independent Civic Association will hear speakers John Heffennan, president of the N.J. Policemen's Ben- evolent Association, and town- ship acting Police Chief Rob- ert F. Stiles in the West Free- team hold Township School lunch- room. Chief Stiles, who has ex- pressed his opposition to the ordinance that was introduced March 24 creating the civilian post, said that Mr. Hefferman has pledged tic support of his 16,000-member organization against a local public safety director. WE GLADLY .. John W. Grant, of Georgia REDEEM U.S.DA. Road, who is running as an in dependent candidate for FOOD •Township Committee on a slo- STAMPS gan of "independent tax- payer," is circulating peti- tions against the ordinance. ®] PBA Opposed The township PBA is also against the proposal. The proposed ordinance would allow the governing body to appoint a public safety director for a three- year term to run the police department. After three ^ years, he could be reap- HICKORY FLAVORED PtClA pointed if the township com- mittee approves. At any time, SMOKED Deep Basted, lie could be removed by a % Oven Ready CUP Tote of the committee, or '^for cause" by a simple majority. If removed "for cause," he would be entitled to a public hearing. The appointive office would replace that of police chief, Imported •which is a civil service job. SHANK Although the proposed ordi- SIDE nance does not specify salary, township officials have esti- Ib. English _ mated that it would fall some- - 9lbs.l where between $15,000 and 320,000 a year. This year's sal- BUTT ary ordinance provides a Dinnerware scale of $1O,437-?13,297 for a SIDE No limit. Buy as many as you police chief. Acting Chief DIHNtt rUT£ r OrehW like. No coupons needed. One Stiles is now earning $10,950. Ib. Piece with $5 purchase — 1st Week l«IMkSS|KtllBI«.19' Cuter Cut Two Pieces.with $10 purchase SLICES OB ROAST 0,89' - Three Pieces with $15 pur- Host of the opposition is be- (Water Aikkd) chjse. .etc. "' ' CUP cause of fear that a civilian 2nd Week. director's position could be For Stuffing—Idtal &:• subject to political favoritism 1I SAUSAGE MEAT ,49< SUJC£B and pressure; concern over a Fmhlomltn greater salary expenditure, ffff 3rd Week . and possible lack of quali- PORK BUTT ROAST I fications and of job security if DISSERT DISK civil service is bypassed. I SPARE RIBS «-«•«# .,5* 1 4 Week-.ritJodjttrtnbiiM ,.9< The issue of whether to hire 85 FmhHotarSntt '• ^ ft:* a police chief or a civilian C Foodtown I ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE it 79 f§ All PurDO't Grind i i c safety director first arose •:* UiD.A.Co»tCroiUdOioi.85 § FOODTOWN :y. SwiffiPremium«on.ltn £« exander Nazaruk died nine ( FROZEN . m® months ago, wrote a letter to SMOKED DAISIES n,.79 11 COFFEE JUICE the governing body March 1 $v Jonrflfak 16-ox.AAt 8* m asking not to be considered I SAUSAGE pkg. m for the permanent chiefs job 3-lb. MARCAL ^PK! but to be placed back in the DELI DEPT. HANKIES WITH THIS,COUPON ranks because he wanted to Foodtovm Regular or Thick Lean U.S-1 Coaponaooduafffl^townSranwiirt. have more time to spend with •::« Foodtown Cut his family and felt that he was SLICED 1 TOMATO JUICE 2.^88' GREEN BEANS Coupon tipkn Soturdor, Mar •• too young for the responsi- vac. •:•:•:•: Foodtown Cream Slyfe or WhoW bility. BACON •pkg. 1 FLOOR WAX Mayor Harry D. Harper MMntorMIBHi 2 ^88'P KERNEL CORN ::*>: Foodtown Monk F*9».j &S Foodtown and Township Committee FOODTOWH FRANKS "^68 GARBAGE BAGS 2 o!30< UK AS & CARROTS members have argued that by (K tbodtown Manic < choosing a director instead of APPETIZER DEPT. Wj»STEBASmBAGS2^88 ^SJEETPEAS 5,^88' MAXWELL « a chief they would be better able to find a highly qualified, Lean Domestic ( ( HOUSE WITH THIS COUPON MWO^^PHCrlES 3^88 1 APPLESAUCE 6^88 FRENCH HUES H.l-2 CoopcmooodatanrFoodtownVjpwinoArt. experienced person because fft? foodtown WhobUnpMbd SW Foodtown ' they could consider persons BOILED Coupon .^Tsaturdar. May I. ICECREAM I-Cpa. R6R-5 over the civil service age lim- HAM Vz- •y>> Foodtown Pink oiUraon 58* 3^88'i SAUERKRAUT 6,^88' FoodtownCitotFnoch I CUP THIS COUPON it of 21-35 years for a chief. TangrDomntic 1 LIQUID LOTION _ _ ^,_ WS Foodtown Wfcit. Hied or ( CBEEN BEANS Lacks Security SWISS CHEESE %-Q, 3^88' C i WHOLE POTATOES 6 <^ 88 (WhtreAvaDobb) APRICOT PRESERVES 3 ^88 f1 FOODTOWN COFFEE DAIRY DEPT. jTmnririH|>Tcput»layfr«Mi1»«l, Bat acting Chief Stiles ob- bgdorlQtnlQ) ) jected during a telephone in- SS SEAFOOD DEPT. FOODTOWN ant. k(n>CliHM,Hca,anln«i/u terview yesterday that a man FOODTOWN CANDY 4 £ 88° § COLOMBIAN COFFEE 179 C Foodtown •%'•%" rOOotOvfn VWIft VT0W MARGARINE RiSHKRUDrOMELEYS appointed on a three-year con- CODFISH STEAKS * 58 qt. c ISc oH our raflular law price. APPLE JUICE tils. TEA BAGS tract lacks the job security of Frah Pan (tody _ FRUIT YOGURTS Coupon good at anr Foodtown SujMnnarlul. a civil service employe, as a c Foodtown Natural Umttoni BIT adult faadrf. :• WHOLE FLOUNDER ib.68 SS FOODTOWN DETERGENT £f 59* _ Coupon .«!*.• Soturdoy.llUyi. police chief would be. FABRIC SOFTENER 4.S. RBB-S . (WhtraAvdobk) YouSov.Mor. "About two years ago the CUP THIS I voters voted for civil service 1st Quality Nylon Stretch 20 Denier FOODTOWN YAMS i TRASH BAGS CREAM CHEESE to p]Tm'""tB the possibility of political favoritism in appoint- PANTY HOSE Toward thepurchaMof any ments. . .A police chief •" Golden Ripe ' 10.01. Kr Instant GoffM Regular Produce Savings! shouldn't have to worry about 99< Value stepping on political toes," he U.S.#1 Extra Fancy Western Red ^_ ( 50caffourrwBularlowprict. said. DELICIOUS APPLES n,.29 BANANAS "THE FIT THAT WON'T QUIT" He sai(J some of the appli- p Royal Purple «m «> unun Cwupon npim Munfai, May l cants who have been inter- Stretch Petite-Medium 4'10' -5'5" »»».Con.16IIZ6I R Medium Tall S'6" and Over. C PEARS viewed for the job, expressed EGG PLANT . 29 ic C CUP THIS COUPON concern that the job might Gr**fl Giant a H,.29 Crisp Pascal ^^ ^^ lack security. NIBLET CORN I ' cons • R«IRip.rarSBcing "I am not necessarily op- Aiodvirtiud o« As for salary, Chief Stiles Wanamaita, N. i. felt that the 515,000*20,000 Middlelown, N.J Tom* River, N. J. Farmingclale, N. J. Engliihlown, N. J PortMonmoulh,N.J. , Toms River, N. J. SumelAve. was far out of line with sala- Rt. 35 & Ml. Hill Road Fisher Blvd. 10 Bank Street 42 Main SI. Hwy. 36 S Bray Aye ries for police chief in Mon- near WickapecVo Ave. Matawan, N. J. Jaclu«n,N.J. Neptune, N.J. mouth County communities, fr«Mshold, N. J. W«l Erftl, Ung Branch, N. J. SM Brighl, N.J. led lank, N.J. 176 Main St. Weil End Court & MorH Place 'BrooltPlaio Route 33 including gome with police farlcAve.4 Hwy.33 1160 Ocean Ave. 56 Newmon Springj Road forces much larger than the unisons mmm Healthy in June of Change REDBANK,NJ^WEDNESDAY,M\Y5.1<>71 By LINDA ELLIS RUMSON-At a time when membership in a college fra- ternity is no longer essential for sodal success, communes, are cropping up coast to coast and equality in everything, in- cluding education, is widely touted - can a mellow red brick institution established . nearly a half century ago for the purpose of private educa- tion make it in today's world? It can. and it does and it will, according to friends of Rumson Country Day School. The rate of applications is up, which is not the case with many independent schools in"• these days of the unpredic- table Dow-Jones averages. Gifts (money-type) are up 23 per cent this year over last, to $25,000. There is 4 $500,000 building program in the gleaitt-in-the-eye stage and a respectable portion of the cash has already been prom- ised. C.R5f ^i*01?1?5 ^rts and crafts are receivlng new emphasis at Rumson Country Day School. Here! ninth grade girls work Independently on art projects. y r ""'vu'' nci c' So things are going swim- mingly, thank you, at Country Day, say headmaster William ey, Mrs. G. Cprson Ellis of "It's grown into a school a teaching load of 125 to 150 Flans for the future are G. Dexter, a sampling of par- •Middletown, president of the that reaches out; there's the students. Ours have 60. So you concentrated now on that ents and Michael W. Huber, Parents' Council, and Board idea of community in- see, our teachers can do a lot $500,000 wing, in which the president of the board of of Trustees president Huber volvement, perhaps making .with creative writing, that early grades will be housed. trustees., speak of "tools." the school facilities available ' sort of thing.,. Our class size The building will operate, Mr. on weekends and summers to Rumson Country Day, coed "I feel an independent is about 15 to 1 in the upper Dexter explained, on the school is freer to give very others," she explained. "The grades. We can also piek and "open school" concept. Divi- and non-profit, was founded in desire to open the school itself 1926. As recently as 1956 the solid grounding; such that it choose our student body and sions in such school designs will produce a student by the to anyone who Is qualified gear our classes to certain are made only by portable , student body numbered 150. It 'academically is a genuine has more than doubled today ninth grade, who has the tools standards." bits of furniture, giving a and is secure enough with the one, and wide-spread among Dr. Stanley R. Sprung, Lin- "warehouse" effect (361), takes students at age 5 the parents," . c and schools them through the basic skills' to go on and suc- croft psychologist, tests each "This offers flexibility in ninth grade. ceed in later years," Mrs. Headraaster Dexter, in Ms applicant before the child's working'with an ungraded Ellis said, discussing the pur- •second year at Country Day, petition to Country Day is de- concept," the headmaster iOTTY-CORNERED — Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Carol Wlllett gets un- Those numbers tell part of pose of private-schools. 'cites another change: "Tra- cided upon. said, "and you can put money , expected visual aid from a pet kitten during a story session which fea- the story of the changes Rum- "I certainly don't make a .ditionally, after leaving us at' Among other things, Dr. into equipment rather than tured a book about—you guessed It—cats.. son Country Day is pacing it- ninth grade, the old. families self through. The presence of value judgment that indepen- Sprung tests language abili- into construction." dent schools are better than would always send their ties, motor coordination, fa- Dr. Irwin J. Folk, Lincroft ' five black students - up from 1 youngsters on to boarding nqne four years ago - and the public schools; of course, there miliarity with concepts, arid physician,- medical columnist are many excellent public schools. Now more and more,. social and emotional reactions. and a Rumson Country Day fact that eight students re- it's to public school." ceive scholarship aid add to schools... A private school is Reading potential, for ex- parent, is happy with the set- the picture of an expensive, able to experiment, though, There is increasing empha- ample, lends itself to testing, up. exclusive school that will be- and deal with smaller num- sis, Mr. Dexter said, on arts the psychologist said. "As happy as I could be come more expensive but is bers of students," she added. and crafts on a coed basis, an "I then describe the child to with an educational system already less exclusive. The aspect of education that was the school and give my rec- other than me and my daugh- 1970-71 rates began at $800 an- "The educational philoso- formerly given token notice. ommendation as to whether ' ters sitting down together and nual tuition for five-year-olds phy of the school provides for Time is scheduled during the or not he will have difficulty working. I'm still my daugh- and peaked at $1,600 for ninth a good fundamental education school day for activities such with the work at Rumson ters' best teacher and they're graders. for the early years," Mr. Hu- as yearbook, typing skills and Country Day," the consultant good students," Dr. Folk said ber commented. "They get basic seamanship, which in concluded. in proud parent-ese. the past were done on the stu- No longer, Mr. Dexter the tools which form a good • Asked if the homogeneity of "Public schools," he said, dent's own time. points out, do chauffeurs or educational foundation." a private school could be a "have changed considerably nursemaids pick up their Mrs. Ellis spoke enthu- On the matter of public ver- disadvantage, Mr. Dexter re- since my day, and not for the starch-collared charges in siastically of a "community sus private education, Mr. sponded: "Public school cer- better. So to state it plainly, limousines at the end of the institution" concept she feels Dexter remarked, not at all tainly can offer a wider spect- private schools serve a neces- * day. Car-pools are great level- is evolving for Country Day, defensively, that smaller class rum of associations and abili- - V6ary function for educating eis. which is set on 12 acres and size has to give a child an ad- ties, but even in a public high the children of people who The parents who pay the centered around two main vantaee- school, like attracts like and want more specialized and price thinK their children re- buildings and several playing "A public school English the superior students tend to personal education - and can ceive fair return for the mon- fields. ' teacher," he estimated, "has collect at their own level." affordit." s •'' • ..' • • * •.. Kf Women Tonder Work' at Symposium By MARYBETH ALLEN Leafing through the books, are also the better educated family activities. LINCROFT - Housework. she notes, one will find more provider and ruler of the women who feel a need to house. Since then, his feeling A child, she notes, may be Women do it but don't get pictures of men and boys than serve society and want to con- paid for it.. .so people tend to of women and about the subserviency of . proud of his mother because tribute their skills and talents women has diminished. He she has a career-but he still look down upon them.. girls.. .although the latter through the economic system. The whole world waits out- group represents 51 per cent has come to the realization wants her to be "Mommy." For these reasons, Mrs. that his wife, Joan, who was So a woman should make it a side. But Mrs. Greta Singer of the population. Singer comments, the force of sees it as "two worlds"-not also on the panel, is a trained point to do the "Mommy Television cdmmercials working women has grown artist and has a right to a ca- always tipped in women's fa- depict women looking hope-, things," like cooking and vor. from 5 million in 190O to 29.2 reer of her own. cleaning, when the children lessly at heaps of laun- million in 1968. Job opportu- Mrs. Singer, who lives in Margot Smith, mother of are around. Other work can dry-and it's a man who ap- nities, though, are not improv- Red Bank, is a professor for pears with the detergent to four and food columnist for be done while they are at the graduate school of social ing.', .and women are still The Daily Register, notecj school or in bed. end their woes. A man, Mrs. typing, sweeping and dusting. work at Rutgers University. Singer notes, can be husband, that she believes a woman "A full home environment She was a keynote speaker for Phyllis Kessel of WJLK, the should be at home when her is not right for all people at chemist and father. And she radio station of the Asbury the second annual "Women sees no reason why a woman children need her most-but all times," she commented. Ponder Work" symposium Park Press, was moderator ' there comes a time when she There comes a time when it's' can't be wife, chemist and for a .panel discussion on the SHOPPING AROUND — Molly Hemphlll and Ann Hamilton, both Rumson sponsored yesterday at Brook- mother. doesn't want to look at a dia- important to go out and find a 14-year-olds, gain woodworking skills from Instructor David Warner In dale Community College in pros and cons of working per pail or roll another pair of "We need freedom to ex- place to use your talents. Coed shop class. cooperation with The ADvi- women. Among the partici- socks. Data on the Monmouth .sor. press ourselves in different di- pants was Dr. Ervin L. Harla- rections at different periods of Through a part-time job, County job market was cher, Brookdale president. she believes a woman can be- presented by Harry Shapiro,* Women today, she notes, our lives," she told those at- The college, he said, is have a lot more living to do. A come more interesting-and manager of employment for tending. • striving to develop programs girl born in 1900 could expect make her marriage more en- the N.J. State Training and Fort Area to Receive There is a law, she says, which will meet the needs of joyable for herself as well as Employment Service. To give to live 48 years; but in 1966, the life expectancy was 74. By which prohibits a woman all people in the county. Wom- for her husband. The impor- women ideas on fields open to the time she's 40, her children front taking a job for which en, he believes, have the right tant thing, she notes, is mak- them, various workshops are usually old enough to she will be expected to lift and the responsibility to make ing sure time is set aside for were presented. Housing Aid Priority irianage without her full-time beyond a certain weight; but contributions on their own. He care. So what will she do the law apparently doesn't ap- spoke of his wife, Norma Jo, - FT:MONMOUTH-The'Ft. nated areas. areas where additional hous- then? Many, the figures in- ply for a nurse, who may have* who is director of the Mon- Monmouth area is one of the The program will be admin- ing for military families is dicate, return to work. In to lift a 250-pound man. mouth Day Care Center, Red County Eulogizes locations in which lower in- istered within HUD by the needed. They will also screen 1920, Mrs. Singer notes, the ''As long as -.it's a service Bank. come military families may Federal Housing Adminis- lower income military fami- average working woman was profession, nobody cares if "This is a different world in be given priority for quarters tration, which will-approve lies and submit names to the 28 and single. Today she's 39 you work the midnight shift," which we live," Dr. Harlacher :she comments. For the clean- In selected projects that are the sites and builders, and de- housing owner. For a military and married. One thing, noted. "It's unrealistic to as- Register Publisher authorized under the Depart- termine the composition of though, hasn't, changed-she's ing woman, it's all right. But sume women will be unpaid family to be eligible, the ap- if a woman applies fora re- ment of Housing and Urban the project and size of the liv- stilt most likely to be doing help around the house," It's FREEHOLD -*M. Harold and kindness, many residents plicant must be serving on ac- sponsible airport management Development lower income ing units. tive duty and must reasonably clerical work. his belief that women, as well Kelly, publisher of The Daily of the county community and position, she's apt to be told as men, want to "leave their rental housing program (Sec- The Defense Department is be expected to remain in the Educational systems, Mrs. Register, who died last the state of New Jersey came responsible for recommending she shouldn't be out alone at mark." His special field is to know M. Harold Kelly and tion 236). . area for at least a year. His Singer comments, have night. Wednesday, was eulogized Announcement that mili- income must be within the taught women to under- county colleges; his wife's is yesterday by the county to benefit from his life of de- tary families would be given Section 236 limits for the lo- estimate themselves. She It is estimated, Mrs. Singer day care. Board of Freeholders. votion to his community, bis priority in the Section 236 pro- Jones Going cality. speaks of captions in books notes, that 50 per cent of the Gabe iiongo, an associate "The Board of Chosen county and his country." gram was made jointly by De- If at any time there are no for primary grades. Beneath nation's working women have professor, of counseling at Freeholders of the County of The freeholders noted that jobs for financial reasons; Brookdale, outlines his chang- ienso Secretary Melvin K. eligible military families on a picture of a house, the word- Monmouth does, with every in addition to Mr. Kelly's • • -' — "ing views. He was trained, he ; Laird and HUD Secretary On Ballot the waiting lists, the owner ing will be "Mr. Jones and his about 20 per cent for social citizen of the County of Mon- work for the Register, he dis- noted, for the Catholic pries- ^George Rpmney. Tne, an- may rent any vacant unit to family live here," not "Mrs. and psychologic reasons, and mouth and the Red Bank com- tinguished himself through his thood; and during that time nouncement emphasized that In RH Bank an eligible civilian family. Jones and. her family live another 20 per cent because munity, feel deeply the loss-of service with the New Jersey he saw man in the role of 'the housing program was not FREEHOLD - The name "A key factor in HUD/FHA here." they want extra money. There M. Harold Kelly," said the . Press Association, was region- a military project,' but would of Red Bank Independent approval.of a locality and a. resolution. al chairman of the Law En- . be administered entirely by Council candidate Milton O. project site is that the area . Mr. Kelly, 60, of V56 New- forcement Planning Agency, a HUD and the Federal Housing Jones of 56 Tilton Ave., Red • has an adequate civilian mar- man Springs Road, Lincroft, director of the Monmouth Administration. Bank, will appear on the gen- ket to maintain'occupancy Newark Squad Arrests was fatally stricken at his County National Bank, a Approximately 4,000 units eral election ballot in Novem- even if the military needs home last Wednesday. member of the Board of Gov- will be made available in- ber. . diminish at a future date," With the Register for 43 ernors of ltiverview Hospital, itially through now construc- County Election Board stated Eugene A. Gulledge, years, Mr. Kelly's career active as a member of the Ex- tion in selected military areas. .Clerk Stanley A. Davis said assistant secretary for pro- Escapee of County Jail started in 1927 when he was ecutive Board of the Boy. Scouts, a member of the designated by the Defense De- yesterday that Mr. Jones' pe- duction and mortgage credit NEWARK - Larry John-" office filed a detainer on Russo Sr., 77, of 535 Prospect hired as a cub reporter by the County Community College partment as having an acute tition was amended to inclifdc -FHA. "We do not require the son, 23, of Newark, one of two Johnson on the escape charge Ave., Asbury Park, during an late John II. Cook, founder of Study Committee and "a tire- bousing shortage. Ft. Mon- affidavits signed by three per- owner to hold any unit vacant' men who escaped from the in Monmouth County. attempted holdup last New the paper. He rose through less worker with the various mouth's shortage was 'set at sons who bad originally if there are no military appli- Monmouth County Jail, Free- Johnson and Daniel Bre- Year's'Eve at the Russo the ranks to become president community organizations in 200 units, that could be built in signed the petitions. cants on (he waiting list. Lo- hold Township, April 4, was wer, 20, of Neptune, escaped home. and publisher. the Red Bank-Middletown the future. Mr. Davis had given Mr. cal HUD/FHA offices will an- arrested by the Newark Ban- from the new $3.1 million jail Brewer was sentenced to area. Under a joint agreement, Jones until yesterday to file nounce the areas that have dit Squad yesterday. April 4 after they over- life imprisonment April 28 af- 'Cognizant of Needs' provided for in the Housing this amendment. been approved for these proj- Johnson was arrested about powered a guard and smashed ter a jury found Mm guilty of Tho resolution noted that "His long and devoted ser- Act of 1970, HUD/FHA will The petition of another Red ects." 1 p.m. yesterday by police on through a window. Brewer the charge and recommended Mr. Kelly was personally in- vice to his community, his set-aside annually a given Bank council independent, As with other Section 23ft - • charge of armed robbery of • was appro-bonded by Mon- the life sentence. strumental in, converting, the. county, and .tojhts country has, amount of Section 238 funds Ralph Smith Jr. of 160 River housing, projects may consist ' a woman in her apartment mouth County detectives two Johnson was being held in newspper from a weekly to a endeared M. Harold Kelly to .lor: construction earmarked St., Red Bank, was rejected of one-family detached April 17, reported Monmouth days later. the county jail on a federal five-day daily. He was "cogni- his many friends and co-work- for military priority use. This by Mr. Davis because SO sig- homes, town houses, or ether County Chlei of Detectives Al- At the time, Brewer was warrant charging him with zant always of tho needs ol his ers, and he shall be missed in community," It said. the councils of the Monmouth year the set-aside la *4 million natures had been photocopied housing types best salted to bcrtV.McCormlck. . awaiting trial on murder robbing a Rahway Savings ( for installations in 14 desig- from Mr, Jones' petitions. the area. Chief McCormick said his charges for the death of John and Loan Institution. "Through his friendliness County community." 14 TteDiify Blaster,.fta Bedt Buk-MiddkhwtLBuk-Mhidit«n»LNY. J'„, WtdnntUy*«faf*Uy., WiMiy 9S, IV71971 Cahill MIDDLETOWN-The ware itmfim Dr. W- i *w«a , „ . -Z1. township's new charter bill, Lam Miner, Princeton expert panying administrative code which cleared the state Sen- on local government. to implement it will go into ef- Clawson and Miller ate 31 to 0 last week after re- If local voters approve.the " feet eafrly next year. .... ceiving unanimous approval of the Assembly earlier, is be- fore Gov. William T. Cahill, Head Grand Juries Assemblyman Joseph Azzo- lina, R-Monmoutb, said. The one feature we carft FREEHOLD - Two county del, sales manager; Mrs. Lane, Middletown, medical Mr. Azzoltna said a lew grand Juries have teen sworn Anna Bailey of 20 Southard assistant; Mitchell Hills of 42 spots in the bill have to be buiM into a Chevrolet in by Soperior Court Judge Ave., Karmingdale, a delica- Grant Court, Long Branch, rubbed smooth by the lawyers Etria B. Stamlll for the May tessen clerk; Miss Suzanne clerk; Robert Balfour of 201 before the governor signs it, isasaferdriven comt session. Clifford of 10 Hance Ave., Highland Ave., Long Branch, however. - TJ» panels will serve until New Shrewsbury, a telephone retired; Matthew C. Allen of • After the bin is signed, a September. clerk; Miss Irmgard M. Gei- 122 Anelve Ave.; Neptune, question will be put on local A second grand jury was doblcr of 6 Laurel Court, barber; Harvey S. tioldblatt ballots in November asking impaneled last March to as- Howell, garment worker; of 202 Gordons Corner Road, voter approval of a special sist tte regular grand jury be- Mrs. Irene O'Keefe of 5 Foun- Freehold Township, systems charter specified in the bill ' cause ofaneavy caseload. tain Ave., Matawan, senior li- analyst; Vincent Galano of 123 and drawn up by the Town- Named foreman of the first brary assistant; Mrs. Marie (ireen Oak Blvd., Middletown, ship Committee after several : grand jury was Floyd K. Wilson of 93 Ocean Ave., Mid- president; John M. Roman- . Clawson of 21 Allen Drive, Al- dletown, inspector. detti of 32 Highland Ave., Red L lentown, an electrical engi-' George T. Williams of 3017 Bank, traffic manager, and ' neer, and deputy foreman, Helinar Blvo\, Wall Township, Mrs. Mary E, Simmons of 195 Marvin H. Klayton of 31 dockman; Peter Policastro of Monmouth Ave., Long Of all the features we build into every iOT Chevrolet, 3 <5rand Ave., Ocean Township, Branch, electronics tech- the most-important ones are;those we temp" H favcr 72 Norma Ave., Middletown, : engineer. James E. Egan of maintenance foreman;\Iami'S nician. ever need, %••,-'-. , - v,^' .- 94 Linden Drive, Fair Haven, Wolfrum of 2 Park Place, Grand jurors on the second Safety features. •• r . , , .. > 1 slock broker, was elected scr- Widdletown, letter carrier; panel are Mrs. Effie \Ve hope you'll sever need the energy absorbing - gcant-at-arms. Miss Agnes M. Kilroy of 111! McKlnnon of 54 Bethany Instrument panel with recessed knobs and padded ; Named foreman of the sec- Ocean Ave, Union Beach, ser- Road, Holmdel, secretary; sunvisora. ' , ' . , " ond panel was Harold L. Mill- vice repair; John L. Noland of Patrick J. McDonough of 7 'HAM' the chimpanzee who became a world-wide Here's hoping you'll never need our energy absorb- ing steering column. Our thick laminate windshield. ' er Jr. of 164 Buttonwood 38 Richard Tor., Middletown, Poplar St., Hazlet, highway jcelebrlty when he made hfs famous trip Into space • Folding seat back latches. And strong steel guard beams Drive, Fair Haven, sales ex- supervisor; Otto F. Keller of supervisor; Eugene at Cape Canaveral In 1961, win appear with his en- tire family at Monmouth Shopping Center, Eaton- built into the door. • , . ,, : ecutive, and deputy foreman, 10 Crescent Drive, Brielle, re- McConnon of 24 Greenleaf We hope you'll never need your scat and shoulder ' Marvin J. Wakoff of 14 Dun- tired. Drive, Manalapan, manager; town, under the direction of his trainer, Baptise •Schrelber, for one week beginning Saturday, be- belts, either. We juat hope you'll keep them buckled. can Drive, Marlboro, an exec- Thomas S. Callaghan of 30 Russell M. Seaman of 111% Because, you see. a safe driver worries not only utive. A sergeant-alarms will Maplewood Drive, Middle- Abbott Ave., Neptune, apart- tween the hours of 10 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. The - about others' lives. He worries about his own life as well. be elected later. town, telephone; Mrs. Antoi- ment house manager; Rich- chimps wilt be housed in a specially designed 65' And survey after survey proves that belts are still ' Grand jurors on the first nette M. Bellczza of 12 Village ard Sharken of 16 Mlllay foot trailer opposite Montgomery Ward. your first line of defense against getting hurt. „ panel arc Walter C. Roil of 21 Road, Marlboro, executive; t • ' So put 'em on, And keep "cm on. Whenever you re -, Chestnut Ridge Road, Holm- Mrs. Cecelia It. Slack of 235 in sear. • Nutswamp Road, Biddletown., Elders to Get Concert Tickets It's certainly not the newest safety suggestion. Incumbents But it's atillono you can live with. Paul F. Flamtnta of 133$ LONG BRANCH - Senior R. Barry Kamra, city public Are Rapped East Court, Wall Township, citizens are eligible toreceiv e relations director, is in charge contractor; Sirs. Maria Gla« free tickets to the Long of distribution to senior citi- OCEAN TOWNSHIP-' eer of 49 Copper Ave., West Branca High School band con- zens. The mayor said Mr. DECORATING Charges that incumbent coin> Long Branch, hairdrosser; Al- cert May W, according to Kamm may bo contacted at PROBLEMS? cilmen nave failed to tell tho bert J. D'Alessandria of MayorHenryR.CioIfi. city hall annex. .•..-_»..__ public "the truth and tha Eighteenth Ave. and Old Mill whole truth" on election is- Road, Wall Township, sales- sues were made yesterday by man; Mrs. Lorctta Roche of independent council candidate 609 W. Front St., Middletown, WHY MY MO Samuel E. Volovick. housewife; Mcrwin B. Pick- Mr. Volovick said the in- over of 33 Pal Drive, Ocean cumbents have shaken the Township, engineer; Mrs. confidence of local voters by, Elizabeth Dickerson of 1292 "deceptive practices." Washington Ave., Asbury He said the administration Park, food service worker; has skirted, school construc- Mrs. Sheila J, Jackson of 13? tion issues, which will cause Bowne Road, Ocean Town- taxes to soar, by denying it ship, secretary. NKTMAY SALE: has anything to do with Board, David L. Ilch of 95 Locust of Education matters. Ave., Red Bank, supervisor; "Yet," he said, "a press re- Thomas J, Hickey of 279 Lau- lease by the administration rel Ave., Hazlet, laborer; Mrs. has cautioned school officials Angelina Ucciardo of 600 Ev- USE WARDS CUSTOM SERVICE on building." ergreen Ave., Bradley Beach; FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME He concluded: "The funny housewife; Nils U. Anderson Call 542-2150 Today. part about the whole thing is of 303 New York Blvd., Sea llM«UofWanl*Cuatom that the majority of school Girt, accountant; Albert Wie- Services board members are the ad- derspiel of 34 Girard St., * btdsfmads * shades • draperies ministration's machine-elect Marlboro, manager liquor, • slipcover} • tcupliolsicry ed candidates," .shop; Mrs. Doris K. Sheridan of 4U". Pghth, Av,e., Spring Wards Monmouth La^e Heig)i;Ls>,4y.pist, and Shopping Center Dtng Addiction Problem? Fred A. Nfekel.W 32 Helen Eatomoim Cir. 10 AM rill 9:30 PM Call 98S-8333 For Help Day or Ave., Freehold Township, Night. ••:' teletype operator. . • '. «• TEXAS U.S. fl Boneless SteakSale ! Shoulder Top Round Top Sirloin Ml ONIONS £29* FIORIDA JUICY SIZE 100 London Broil Steaks Steaks ofitOranges X [Bradlees CMJKMHMSMUT Carrots • Top Round London Broil One of The Stop & Shop Companies MclNIOSHFAKCt STARTS TUESDAY - LAST 3 DAYS Apples Top Round •Top Sirloin ™ IDAHO BAKIMU.I. II £59* MAY 6 THRU MAY 8 Potatoes OK* Bottom Round or Cross Rib Roasts Dally: 10 AM lo 1 PM ... 2 PM to 5 PM ... 6 PM lo 8 PM PASCAL CJMSP .lalkaUol P. Saturday; 10 AM to 12... 1 PM to 4:30 PM s 19 Celery RUMP OF BEEF . l EYE ROUND Ib. 5 FKSHMDISMSor Mother't Day Flowers tmimA*iui>u> Seal I ions TASTN & MEATY Breasts „ 59C ,, 1 Mums Geraniums Cvbiciium Cattleya m h ,,89C ,,69C y CHICKEN PARTS IT'S GOOD FOR YOU. YOUNG. TENDER, DEVEINiD General Mtrckandise (wktr,AmuM,i Wr OFF LABEL SHOP RITF MINI WI2ARO ONF SIZ BEEF LIVER b 49° SLAB BACON fc49* FITSAUSHEERSTRETCH Groctriea... Shop-Rite Priced! _^ 06Hk 1' ]PANTY WHY PAY MORE? WHITE/COLORED OR DECORATED "A HOSE Realemon Juice Shop-Rite Towels in KMFLQH C •yJP m Panty Hose 59 s w *. o « WEB ADJUSTABLE 7WCIALUMINUM \ ALUMINUM (•UTCHINS) 4 99 1 I-QT.ENVS. CARNATION INSTANT AA, 1 CHAISE LAWN Layer Cakes 3^,89* "ilk I0ir*99* > LOUNGE CHAIR SHOPHIIESLlCtD or HALVES — Wjt, ™"""IMW *+*\.l* 1 a PeachesT"-™* - 89^ Ivory Soap ^69*^ t W 1k 1 >• $199 $.179 WHVPAYMOHlfCHOCKPUUO'NUTe S _ »._ — n WHYPAVMORtlCLOKOX « **JL. Z Health & Beauty Aids • .£sK!S - -^ ~- -*49*o f Bis*-'*. h **!?» I TOOTHPASTE JNJ tf^ fropi-Cal-L. Frozeno 3^89 Foods- ^ feaBags ., f?o 69* g 1 CIIICKEN. TURKEY, MIATIPAF 01 SlRlO'H )»<.!.) —.Ice Cream Dept, • [Macleans r *tSf SWANSON . 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AttKKK BlfCIIVCTHMI MAY •, 1 Wl. m KSOVETHIHOHT TOUMIT WA»mHB.NOTm»NHWro»rYI>OO««rHICAll«IK>«S Arrest Two On Drug Rap NBW SHREWSBURY - agrassp and Mobert freeman,. Four Seized .Two area men are held in all of the Monmouth County VVhatsdysmore Monmouih County Jail, Free- Prosecutor's office. j hold, in lieu of $5,000 bail, Chief Herring said that con- Allegedly each following a narcotics fiscated at the scene were two than a dozen roses raid by local police.' .22 caliber rifles; approxi- Cutting Safe Chief James A Herring of mately two kilos of mari- juana; 50 young marijuana HAZLET - Police report for Mother? the New Shrewsbury Police the arrest at the scene at Department announced that plants growing in the back yard of the house; narcotics 11:55 Sunday night of three Gary M. Silvers, 20, of 70 adults and a juvenile alle- Broad St., Red Bank, and paraphernalia- a quantity of A beautiful ,gedly attempting to open a Richard Theobald, 19 of 2955 amphedamines and barbi- sculptured three- tuates; and a set of scales safe in Raritan High Schoo! Shafto Road, here, were both with an acetylene torch. dimensional rose arrested after the raid which; used in the weighting of nar- pjn or bracelet. produced a quantity of narcot- cotics. They said entry was gained through a window and it trig- Your choice of ic drugs, paraphernalia, and plants, at 2955 Shafto Road. gered an alarm at the school, gold tone or silver To Mark 63rd Year bringing police to the scene. finish by Giovanni. Chief Herring said that af- RED BANK - The U.S. Nothing was taken. Gift boxed. ter obtaining a search war- Navy Nurse Corps celebrates The suspects were identified rant, he led the raiding party its 63rd birthday next week. by police as David Lorah, 18, consisting of Det. William Registered nurses, from a of 12 Woody Ave., West Seufert and Patrolmen program of no less than 27 Keansburg, and James Mor- Thomas Burch and Louis Vi- , academic 'months may join gan, 1&, of 18 Colby Lane, and tale. Local police, Chief Her- the corps and select Navy Albert PeUetier, 18, of 55 Stan- ring added, acted with the as- hospitals within the U.S. ford Drive, both, here. The sistance and cooperation of Information is available at fourth is a 17-year-old Hazlet Detectives Frederick Rast, the Navy recruiting station, 58 ' juvenile. Reginald Wilmore, John Man- Monmouth St. Lorah, Morgan and Pelle- tier are being held in Mon- Register Stall Photo mouth County jail, Freehold, IT'S IN THE BAG — The necessity of preserving and protecting the envi- in lieu of $3,000 bail and the ronment was stressed at Earth Fair conducted by pupils in grades 3 juvenile is also in custody through 6 at Belford's Bayview School. Displaying plastic bags containing awaiting action by juvenile to Mother with reusable trash collected in one day by 10 students are sixth graders Bar- authorities. love ... Velvet flo- bara AAaino, 11, and Brian Mitchell, 12. rentine musical pi- A preliminary hearing in ano in silver-toned Municipal Court is scheduled finish. Top lifts to LESS SMOKED fortomorrow. sto^e precious items. By M.I.M. LONDON (AP) — Tobacc.0 Lador Center Schedules smoked in Britain fell by two million pounds — about one per Pig Lane Opposed cent — in 1970. ST. IVES, England (AP) - The Tpbacco Advisory Com- Police here wanted to change Benefit Supper the name of the street their mittee reported a drop in con- HOLMDEL-The New Jer- Leading the festivities on sumption of both cigarette and new station is on, but a court sey community at large will the benefit at New Jersey's pipe tobaccos. There was a trend decided in favor of residents sup together before the spe- Arts Center will be the four towards filter tip cigarettes but who like the name, Pig Lane. - Officers objected that the 65 Broad Street Monmouth cial show at the Garden State men who have served the the total weight of tobacco used Shopping Center for all cigarettes was lower than word "pig" has become a Red Bank Arts Center the evening of state as\ chief executive the : Open Monday Thru term of abuse for police. Open Wednesday Tuesday,. JJune 8, all for the past 24 yeats-Gov. William T. in 1969; • and Friday Friday Till 9:30 p.m. RED BANK: 30 Broad St., ASBURY PARK: 600 Cookman Ave. Till 9:00 p.m. Saturday 10-6 good of its young and old. * . Cahill and' Ws" three imme- diate predecessors, Kichara' J. Hughes, Robert B. Meyner and Alfred E. Driscoll. Chairman John P. Gallag- her of the New Jersey High- way Authority, which oper- ates the center, reported that all attendees at the gala ben- efit program June 8 are in- vited to a buffet supper on the Chevrolet's grounds starting two hours be- fore the 8:30 concert curtain. The concert, proceeds of which go to the Garden State Arts Center Fund providing Luncheon • Dinner free programs for New Jer- sey's school children and se- COCKTAILS 4 to 7 Summer Sale nior citizens, is to present the Hot Ilors d'oeuvres New.Jersey Symphony con- ducted by music director Hen- ry Lewis with piano great Van Cliburn as guest soloist. Make Reservations Now For The reception for the op-. is on. tional black tie affair, catered' Mother's Day Dinner by the Chanticler of Millburn,, will be held under a gold-and- Sunday, May 9 white striped teht'tobe set up on the grass mall fronting on the 5,058-seat amphitheater at the parkway's telegraph Hill Park (Exit 116).' Reserved seatrforHhe pro- gram, sold only as contribu- VALET PARKING tions to the Garden State Arts DANCING FBI., Sat., & SUN. Center Fund on a scale of $25, SAL BERTOLO TRIO AM/FM radio or any stereo equipment. Deluxe seat belts. 135, $50,?75 and $100 (the lat- ter for box seats), can be pur-. Open Every Day Whjte stripe tires. Wheel covers. chased by mail to Mr. Gallag- her at the Highway Authority address in Woodbridge, N.J., 1 W095. OLDE Order any Chevelle or Camaro with these four Patock Suit features and well help save you some money. Is Settled FREEHOLD - A settle- Our Summer Sale. It's a simple sale. Do this—and ^ve'll help save you during MaV and June—the two months ment has been reached And it works like this. You simply some money. more people buy cars anyway. Which in a lawsuit brought by Pa- order America's most popular mid-size And what's just as nice, we'll be isn't the most likely way of doing tock Construction Co. of c?r, Chevelle. Or America's best-look- helping you save money on two of business. Shrewsbury against Long ing, best-handling sportster, Camaro. America's more popular cars. You get But then, "Putting you first" Branch Board of Education and others concerning alle- You' equip either car with white great deals on cars that give you more doesn't mean doing things from our gedly faulty bricks used in the stripe tffes, wheel covers, deluxe seat for less eVen when they're not on sale. point of view. • construction of additions at belts and AM/FM radio (or any stereo It means doing them from yours. Except now they are on sale, and the Lenna* Conrow and Elbe- equipment). „ ron Schools^. BIO-D The undisclosed settlement was reached in the chambers No-Phosphate Detergent of Superior Court Judge An- drew A. Salvest as trial was about to begin. is completely safe. The construction company had filed suit against the And it really works. school board; Gerard A. Bar- ba, an architect from Shrews- bury; Maryland Casualty Co.; Turner Builders Supply Inc., Sea Girt; Sayre and Fisher Co. and St. Paul Fire and Ma- You can rine Insurance Co. The school board filed a bank on it. cro^s claim against the Amer- ican National Fire Insurance Co. • The suit pertained to bricks .manufactured by Sayre and Fisher and sold by Turner Detergents without phosphates don't pollute our • Builders Supply Inc. and used water, but they don't do a very effective job of .in the construction of the ad- ditions to the schools. cleaning, either. The suit alleged that the Now there's BIO-D. The one no-phosphate deter- bricks were improperly manu- gent that really works. factured and that on Jan. 3, BIO-D deep cleans without phosphates, NTA or 1968, "spalling" (deterioration enzymes. of the brick) was observed on BIO-D contains a powerful,oxygen bleach... a pow- .thjg.jxterior brick face walls of the additions. erful cleaning.ageht we developed after months of tests and retests that not only deep cleans and JAPANESE CONDUCTOR whitens your wash, but is also safe for colors and VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) - fine fabrics. Kazuyoshi Akiyama, 30-year- old Japanese conductor, will be- BIO-D also does one more thing. It keeps our waters come music director of the Van- clean. And that's most important of all. couver Symphony for the 1972- © 1971 Etanion DelstQenis. Inc. 73 season. Akiyama also is music direc- tor of the Tokyo Symphony i Orchestra and principal con- 15* off ductor of the Osaka Philharmon- i ic. on Bio-D i Akiyama was graduated from MR. GHOCl": lt»r*Mf» DitUntnni , Inc. wHI rafcntatw y*i tfl • th» ftimwnt. »f- i» plui SI| handling, whin ywi m»»tMlMHi • ta iM DDM«n|«M»M , tiu*, KO< CM MM, luwiik,Wtwjww M Toho University as the only d you •nd yflw. r c-jttomtm r hvn c*mpUttf wHh tit* torn* • •f IMW eHtr. Any eth«*•» I•»UFunk & known Princeton socialites. hill to a well-marked turn on John C. EUis, a trustee of the rison, Shrewsbury, is our "ef- mouth County Historical Asso- In 1774; a sale or lease Wagnalls and learned, defi- Spectators are encouraged the left historical association. fects" authority. " cUtion is researching the rau- document described the place eludes Mrs. Bruce Huber, nitively, that a mule is the hy- eousness of a mtd-cighteenth as "the noted publick house, Mrs. Charles Slingluff, Mrs. W. Lang Molineux Jr., We arrived just in time for a tour of Cecily and Earl brid offspring of the male don- century pastoral party - with for public entertainment that Rumson, and Mrs. H.A. Hu- Mrs.Bassett Winmill, Mrs. key and the mare and "seems an eye to staging one of their hath been kept for upwards of ber, Locust, are chairmen and John G. Middleton and Mrs. Tyree's new boat, followed by 20 years in the Township of a buffet supper in the club to excell both its parents in own! their roguish committee in- George H. Strong, Locust; sagacity, muscular endur- Mrs. Austin S. Lftvak, New (more particularly deli- cious because we ate at ance, sure footedness and Shrewsbury; Mrs. John K. length of life." Hanson, Mrs. Susan de Ger- table with Nancy and'Bob sdorff, Mrs. Ralph Runyon Lloyd, the Tyrees and the Well, length of life is nice" Jr., Mrs. John C. Archibald, Richard Greenbergs) followed for the mule - but it's all Mrs. Joseph L, Davidson, by distribution of officers' those other attributes (plus Mrs, James M. Stewart and flags (the commodore's to that unsubstantiated one, Mrs, William L. Russell Jr., Paul Francois, the vice com- "stubbornness") that should •Rumson; Mrs. Sidney Gledli- modore's to Bob Lloyd, the make the mule races on Sat- 111. Holmdel; Mrs. Walter rear, commodore's to Bill Jaus urday, May 15 in Princeton, Clough, Little Silver, and Mrs. and the past commodore's to really something to watch! S. Phelps Montgomery and Casey Castleman) followed by Mrs. George L. Vogt, Shrews- dancing. News of the event (being bury. Among those enjoying (in sponsored by the Trinity addition to all aforementioned Church of Princeton for the and their mates) were Mr. benefit of its Community Ser- Ship-shape Start and Mrs. William suydam, vices Program) comes to us The person in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith and by way of Mrs. A.L. Register "staged effects" at the Gen. Jim and Mrs. McNitt, 3rd, Rumson, who worked on Shrewsbury River Yacht Club Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. a couple of mule race benefits really went overboard Satur- Jack Laird, Mr. and Mrs. (when the Registers regis- day. Having arranged for two Andy Ward,, Mr. and Mrs. tered in Ohio) and who has as- of the best blessers in Fair Fred Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. sisted in an advisory capacity Haven (the Rev. Frederick E, .William Blair, Mr. and Mrs. on this first such event here- Preuss of the Church of the Bill Heim, Mr. and Mrs. Joe abouts. Holy Communion and the Scherer arid Tim Scherer The 10 mules to run (if they Rev. Donald E. Hickey of the (fleet captain) Fair Haven; have a mind to, that is) in a Church of the Nativity) to of- Mr. and Mrs. Rick Helm, New series of four races that day _ ficiate at opening eve ceremo- Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. are being brought to New Jer- ALLEN HOUSE AIMS — Launching plans for a July la benefit party, pro- ceeds of which will be used for restoration of Shrewsbury's Allen House r are, left to right, Mrs. John Montgomery and Mrs. Joseph L. Davidson, Rumson; Mrs. Bayard Stout/ Middletown, and Mrs. H. A. Huber, Locust. Club Elects 8 RegliTer Staff Photo EATONTOWN- The Wom« PLANT SALE — Mrs. Harry Schultcjeft, and an's Community Club of Ea- Mrs. Earl Harkless, chairmen of the Garden Club tontown elected at a meeting of Fair Haven's fifth annual plant sale, prepare in the Meadowbrook School a for the event set for Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Fair R ANNE Y SCHOOL now slate; Mrs. John N. Haven Flrehbuse, River Road. Proceeds will be Smock, president; Mrs. James Smith and Mrs, Frank used for civic pro|ects. In addition to a wide vari- Osgood, vice presidents; Mrs. ety of flowers, shrubs and plants, Information Grades K-l-Rumson Theodore Evert, recording about pollution will be presented by the Rumson- secretary; Mrs. Lester Falr Haven Regional High School conservation Whltfield, corresponding sec- committee, Pam Hume, chairman. retary; Mrs. Bernard Schreib- Grades 2-12-New Shrewsbury man, financial secretary; CANCELLED EVENT Mrs. John M. Dletz 3rd, trea- OCEANPORT - The Red VINCENT'S surer; Mrs. Anthony Iacopino, Bank Area League of Women COAT SHOPPE federation secretary. Voters has canceled its infor- 134MMmoutfiSt. Red Bank New Jersey jfafe accredited The installation dinner will mational coffee hour sched- 741-7518 be held Thursday In Squire's uled for tonight in the home of Pub, Monmouth Road, West Mrs. Clifford Hoffman, 24 NOW ON SALE Long Branch. Burnt Mill Circle. A new date FRINGE SUEDE JACKETS will be announced. FATHER JACKETS

Rejliterjtort Photo FAMILY FAIR ~ Miss tHelena Perrone, art teacher at the Naveslnk School, views the posters for the PTA Family Fair by, left to right, Ger- -AJUVVi V OL^rVV ald Morgan, 10, fourth grader; Candace Taylor, 11, fifth grader, and Jin- nie Lutze, 8, third grader. The first annual event, set for Saturday on the school grounds, Monmouth Ave., Navesink, will begin with a pet show at It's a great season ahead with cool, 10 a.m., and continue to 4 p.m. Mrs. David Byrne Is chairman. Field. sports and races in addition to games and booth attractions will be fea- comfortable and easy care fashions tured. from KINKEL'S ' Stop b soon and SM our large selection. Nursing Test Scheduled Bazaar PERTH AMBOY - A. pre- niors who plan to enter nurs- nursing test for high school ju. ing school in September 1972 •Hot Pants will tie administered at the Slated Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing at Perth Amboy Gen- AUENWOOD - Patients •Jeans & Slacks eral Hospital Friday, May 14, and. volunteers at the Gerald- at B a.m. High school gradu- ine L. Thompson Medical •Shorts & ates and seniors may also Home will hold a May Bazaar Thursday, from 1:30 to 4:30 take this test (or 1972 en- p.m. in the employes' dining' Scooter Skirts trance. room. According to Mrs. Suzanne The home is operated" by Hawes, director of nursing the Monmouth County Wel- •Tops •Dresses education, no more appli- fare Board. Administrator of cations can be accepted for the licensed nursing home for •Swimwear the class to enter the Perth the chronically ill is Mrs. Amboy hospitals' school of Elizabeth Anderson, R.N. nursing this year. The bazaar is sponsored by •Windbreakers • Arrangements must be . completed by Friday with the auxiliary to the home.. Mrs. M,argaret Nimete, ad- Auxiliary president, Mrs. Fer- FOR LADIES dinand L'Hommedieu, of Al> •Lingerie ministrative assistant at the lenwood, has invited the pub- school. lic to attend in hopes of rais- ing funds for the patients' &NTIQUE-D FOR MOTHER GIRLS 7-14. PRE-TEEN 6 -14 Program Slated chapel, reopened on Easter 3.OO AND 5.OO JR'S 5 • 15, LADIES S - 20, HALF SIZES Sunday on the grounds of the Conventional mothers, modern mothers, all kinds of mothers Mm. Kenneth Parsells MATAWAN - Monmouth- will approve of our antiquely looking tassel pendant. Ocean Chapter of A.S.P.O. Medical Home. (The former Miss A '-'trash and treasure" sale The matching drop earrings are also a smart idea. . Rosemary Bresnahan.) (American Society for Psy- Pendant, 5.00; earrings, 3.00, by Duchess in Costume - cho-prophylaxis in Obstetrics) will include handmade items. MENS The Avon Woman's Club will Jjwslry, Mail and phono orders filled. BOYS will present a film and panel aid the auxiliary members in SM. to XL «to 20 Pdrsells- discussion illustrating the La- FRANKLIN SIMONY maze method of prepared this event. •WINDBREAKERS •KNIT Bresnahan childbirth May 13 at 8:30 p.m. DUNEDIN, Fla. - Miss ^ in Matawan Regional High School. Drug Addiction Problem? SHIRTS -DRESS SHIRTS Rosemary Anne Bresnahan, Call 988-8333 For Help Day or MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN 542-3325 The film will describe the Open Every Night 'Til 9:30 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- Night. •SWIMSUITS (SUE 8-14) nard J. Bresnahan Jr. of childbirth education, and how Dunedin, became the bride of the Lamaze techniques are Kenneth Ross ParseUs, son of used in labor and delivery. Mr., and Mrs. Edwin R. Par- Refreshments will be served. sells, Rapid City, S.D., for- A.S.P.O. is a non-profit or- merly of Red Bank, N.J. A re- ganization, main objective of ception was held in the Parish which is to encourage the ONMOUTHM, Hall. spread of the Lamaze method The Nuptial Mass took of prepared childbirth. It also 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH ML place April 24 here in Our provides.information about RED MM EATONTOWN urai SILVER Lady of Lourdes Catholic Lamaze classes, doctors, and 741.881 Church. The Rev. William hospitals. DuBois was celebrant. SON BORN lean'Fresh BontfcMw Brisket Arbogait & Bastian Mrs. Bernard J. Bresnahan KIDLINGTON, England - 3rd was matron of honor for A son, Stephen Grant, wtt ROUNDCORNED SKINLESS her sister-in-law, and Mrs. Ro- born here Feb. 23 to Capt. and ger Parsells, the bridegroom's Mrs. M. A. Husson 3rd. The sister-in-law, also attended child is the grandson of Mr. CHUCK BEEF the bride. FRANKS and Mm. M. A. Husson Jr., Roger Parsells, Rapid City, Branch Ave., Little Silver, c was best man for his brother, N.J., and Mrs, John Grant, and Bernard J. Bresnahan Buttonwood Drive, Fair 3rd, brother of the bride, ush- 69. Haven, N.J., and the great 89 9 44 APPLE STREET OPEM MONi «hro SAT, ered. • grandson of Mrs. John Hlne- I SWIFT'S PREMIUM Mr. and Mrs. Parsells will Regular and Thick »i30-5 JO NEW SHREWSBURY mon, 122 N. Riverside Ave.,' : make their home in Norfolk, ' Red Bank. He joins a brother, or Lazy Maple THUW.&FRI.'TIL* Va., after May 10. BAC Adi.te RtJ B«ik Airport N Matthew A. Hussou 4th: ttol 17 R&lftibn in an Album munity, anybody who pre- Sear Hag: Thanks far the you? Send for Ann Landers' • pares or serves food must word. Hair ye - one and all! booklet "Dating Do's And wear a bead covering or hair- If the mop flops, cage it. Don'ts," enclosing with your Ann net ifhis hair is long. Boys in- Unsure of yourself on request 35'in coin and a long, cluded. Thought you'd like to dates? What's right? What's self-addressed, stamped enve- Landers know. -Hageistown, Md. wrong? Should you? Shouldn't lope.

Dear Ann Landers: Please pardon tbe stationery but I ' am sitting here with this SHOI;-I WN ha scratch paper jotting down notes for my lawyer who is preparing a property settle- ment for a divorce. While go- in open ing through our joint personal belongings (my husband's and mine) we ran into all sorts of • problems trying to decide who gets what. It was terribly dif- ficult because I had always thought of everything as "ours," This alternoon I came across the family album which represents 27 yeans of marriage. As I looked throngh

1 it I thought to myself — before SPANISH THEME — 'Fiesta Times, theme of the Holmdel Village School PTA's annual Spring any couple decides on a di- Carnival set for Saturday on the school grounds, McCampbell Road, Holmdel, is gaily interpreted vorce they should be made to in art work as viewed by, left to right, Mrs. Arnold Goetchius, chairman; Mrs. Lawrence P. Ir- sit down together and go over win, decorations chairman, with her daughter Pat, 4, and Mrs. Garth Kelman and her son Garth/ the family album — starting 4. The carnival hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Games and booths will be featured for the children. with the wedding pictures. Our album recalled the hap- piest of times, the picnics Alumnae Club to Host when the children were small, tbe first little house we New College President owned, the family pets, the old cars, the funny dresses MIDDLETOWN - A recep- black students as an integral It's A Date and hats. There were snap- tion for Joseph P. McMurray, part of the community college- shots of trips and anniver- and students' involvement in PhD, new president of the saries and the kids' gradu- social problems. Time will be TREASURE FAIB COUNTRY FAIR College of New Rochelle, is ations. Looking back gives Skoe-Town shows you how to allotted for individual dis- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- KEYPORT - The fourth planned here May 11 from 7 to one a different perspective. 9 p.m. in the home of Mrs. cussion with Dr. McMurray. The Atlantic Highlands PTA annual Country Fair given by will present a Treasure Fair the Keyport Auxiliary to the It's a pictorial history of the Paul E. DohertyJ 458 Naves- Committee members in- past which makes one ask, ink River Road. clude Mrs. Thomas P. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 Bayshore Community Hospi- look like a millionaire's wife p.m. at the elementary school, tal will take place Saturday "Could we ever have been The meeting, sponsored by Bausch, Riimson, chairman that happy if we weren't the Alumnae Club of the Cok and club president; Mrs. Ken- First Ave. Mrs. James Fox is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the chairman. Keypprt Reformed Church, deeply in love? Do I really lege of New Rochelle, will re- neth Fleming, Middletown, want this divorce?" Now I'm hospitality; Mrs. David J. PTO MEETING Osborne St. There will be /without really trying!/ place the group's annual not as sure as I thought I was. luncheon. Alumnae, husbands Foleu Jr., Holmdel, refresh- HAZLET -The Hazlet home-baked foods, Mother's t Day flowers, books, toys and It's too late for me but maybe and friends and prospective ments, and Mrs. G. E. Schill- School PTO will meet Monday it will help someone else if games. students are invited to attend. ing, Locust, publicity. night in the Hazlet School. Af- you print this letter. — Hono- Dr. McMurray, an econo- ter installation of officers, lulu mist and former president of Mother's Day ranks fourth Miss Winonah Darrah of ORT Chapter Queens College, will discuss as a card-sending occasion, MCOSS Family Health and To Install Dear Hono: Here's the let-, the financial problems of the behind Christmas, Valentine's Nursing Service will present a ter, and who knows - you for only *8.99 - H2.99 may have saved some mar- school, its efforts to include Day and Easter. program and a representative EAST BRUNSWICK - The from the Hazlet-Holmdel Marlboro Chapter of Women's riages. Youth Athletic League will American ORT will hold its - Dear Ann Landers: Con- answer questions about the annual installation dinner at trary to the advice from our Little League Field on Hazlet the Kum Quat Restaurant, Rt. pastor, our physician and our WINDING BROOK SCHOOL 18, here, Thursday, at 7:30 attorney, our 17-year-old AVC' GARAGE SALE p.m. Mrs. Kenneth Derechin daughter decided to keep her 850 SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY RED BANK - A Garage and Mrs. Harvey Tabin are out-of-wedlock child. (Her Sale is scheduled May 22 from co-chairmen of the event. mother backed her up.) Mary- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by the Red These officers were elected lou is back in high school and DAY Bank Jaycee-ettes on Clay St., for the year 1971-72: Mrs. Ir- is taking a heavy schedule in - at the rear of a home at'26 ving Kutno, president; Mrs. order to catch up on the work CAMP Hudson Ave. The garage is Robert Chalian, Mrs. Leonard she missed during her ab- across the street from the Libenson, Mrs. Dennis Muen- sence. AGES 3 To 8 JULY 6 THRU AUG. 20 Steinbach parking lot. zer and Mrs. Martin Shapiro, I am now in trouble with CARDPARTY vice presidents; Mrs. Arnold my wife and daughter for re- lOTOSo'cloik; UNION BEACH-The Lerner, treasurer; Mrs. Ken- minding them that when a girl American Legion Ladies Aux- neth Avidon, financial secre- decides to keep her fatherless MIMING INSTRUCTION IHCLUDID iliary will sponsor a card par- tary; Mrs. Harvey Tabin,' baby she must forego some of ty tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the recording secretary; Mrs. the pleasures and privileges TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE post home, Front St. Mrs. An- Sydney Kalman, correspond- other girls have. My question derson Ingrain, Mrs. Diane ing secretary, and Mrs. Je- is this: Should Marylou be permitted to date boys as Mills and Mrs. Bonnie Hall rome .Margolies, parlia- If TsTTh 7WKS.-$175 741-8555 mentarian. though she were a foot-loose, are chairmen., carefree teen-ager? I say no £\JJLtJJ~JL JLJ;.\S the only way to — not until she has finished describe these shoes. Here is the newest look in suedes, patents, high school. We'd like your opinion. - On The Spot In krinkles, smooth, and reptile-grain leathers... all in a dazzling Fort Wayne •range of Hie yummiest colors. Spoil yourself (with several Dear Spot: If Marylou is It's Our 7th living up to her responsi- pair...) and spare your pockelbook. They're just $8.99 bilities in. school and at-home and $12.99! And bound to make you look and feel like a I see no. reason to deny her dating privileges - provided, millionaire's wife. of course, that she respects a If you happen to be a millionaire's wife, you still curfew and that you know where and with whom she is couldn't do better for beautiful shoes at beautiful at all times. prices! . And now I will repeat some advice for which I caught plenty of heat recently. Once a girl has had an out-of-wed- lock child she may intend to remain pure as the driven Shop early and save during this storewicte' snow, but chances are that clearance . . . this is our way to say "Thank she will drift. It is essential | You" for your loyal patronage. that your daughter be in- formed on birth control tech- niques and devices so that she will not become pregnant r again. Keeping a close watch HOT PANTS ••• •• .».«•...... I U/o on SAVE on her or assuming she has learned her lesson is an in- SHEU5. ...10% off adequate approach to this CULOTTE DRESSES ..10% off problem. Dear Ann Landers: I am a SHIRTS AND BLOUSES ....10% & 20% off restaurant owner who has 10% news for the short-haired SHIRTWAIST DRESSES 20% off waitress who was annoyed be- cause she is forced bylaw to SCOOTER SKIRTS...... 20% off TO wear a hairnet, while a long- haired kid who worked beside PEASANT DRESSES ...... 20% off her goes his merry way - get- ting his mop into everything. KNIT DRESSES...... 20% off __ According to law in my com- SLACKS...... 20% off ^ 50% KNITTED SLACK SUITS 25% off Fellowship Day JA(#Ti AND PANT COATS...... % off OFF Set for Friday Our Original Low Price MIDDLETOWN-The third annual. Fellowship Day SLACK SUITS 50% off All Merchandise In Our Store observance of the Christ Epis- •iMc^ri reck ' Reduced For This SALE copal Cbnrch, open to all Mid- Above, some typical styles. The DRESSES...... 50% off dletown and Bayshore Area group, in sizes 5-10, M width only. churches, will be held Friday at noon in the church, 92 COATS AND JACKETS...... 50% off 33 Kings Highway. Those attend- ing arc asked to bring a cov- ered dish. Dessert and coffee' SHOI: TtWS will be provided. Mrs. Gustav SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 8th Marki is chairman. A baby- master charge sitter also will be provided. Miss Mary Baker, assistant county director for Church Women United, will speak of MIDDLETOWN its work and Mrs. Alice Na- tion of the Middletown Health Center, will speak on needs of EAST BRUNSWICK Lucy's factory Outlet the community. ILIIIIMIUIMINM

Bridge Avenue & W. Front Street Red Bank A new law protects you IntheMstorw. from getting pornographic , Ample free parking at all locations. Most Not In all Mom OPEN: Thursday and Saturday 10-6 Friday 10-8 mail. You can obtain an anti- i atom open nightly. Check with store nearest you. smut form to fill out from your local post office. IS Community Affairs: Which Party Has Best Answers ByCARLZEITZ Gov. Richard J. Hughes. In cial legislation of the 1960s Ylvisaker stayed until 1970 partment was "exciting and There was a bush all over the Kolesar noted that many of HFA and reduce the scope Associated Press Writer 1966, firmly in control of the that came to be known as the when Hughes left office. The challenging," while under place," • the department's divisions and responsibility of the de- TRENTON (AP)-In 1966, legislature for the first and "Great Society." new governor, William T. Hume it has been "all busi- came from consolidation of in- partment?" Left In June Hume scoffs at the idea the the Democrats huffed and only time during his eight 3ut Ylvisaker aroused the Cahill, named Hume to the ness." "Even the deputy com- Kolesar stayed five dependent state offices and puffed and breathed life into a years as governor, Hughes suspicions of a wary legisla- job. missioner needs an appoint- other, older agencies. He department is being taken months as Hume's deputy but apart piece by piece. Instead, new state agency. Now, 15 pushed through the bill that ture. The lawmakers, a The choice of Hume, 50, ment to see him," he says. left last June. "If you run the says, 'it would be fairly easy months into a Republican ad- created the department. cautious lot, considered him a surprised many. He was a "Ylvisaker was not an ad- to parcel them out to other he says, he has reorganized it department as a straight bu- into an efficient organization ministration, the Department 'Critical Stage' radical who would do no good longtime executive of the Bell ministrator, in the classic reaucracy, a standard govern- agencies. of Community Affairs seems "We have, in fact reached a and make potlicial trouble for Telephone Company Co., sense, but made better use of that can now begin to do the ment agency that can't take As fuel for the "do away job. destined to be the rope in a critical stage in New Jersey - them. known chiefly in Trenton as a his staff than anyone I've any risks, then it won't tug of war over which party a problem not just for older Hybrid Unit frequent lobbyist for the com- ever seen," he added. "He with the department theory," If anything, Hume attribut- has the better solutions to the pany. work," he says. "DCA has to Hume's critics point to the re- cities but all communities, The. new department was a dealt with people as people." have the reverse outlook, they es fears about the depart urban and social problems of and one of such dimensions as hybrid combination of exist- Hume had also been mayor cent announcement by Cahill ment's future to reports that the '70s. to challenge the ingenuity of for 10 years of the Essex "Ylvisaker was a great have to take the risks." that he is considering appoint- the Division of Local Finance ing state agencies like the Di- dreamer, a philosopher, but ing a "housing car" to guide "I found it was the most government," Hughes said in vision of Local Finance; the County community of Maple- Kolesar; the staffer who might be detached from DCA his message requesting the wood, a town of 25,000. He was no executive," says Hume. "I says be has no direction now the state through the critical because many mayors were messed up operation I'd seen Division on Aging and Youth systematically dismantled the existing bousing shortage. in my career," says Commu- legislature to create the de- and the Division of State and not surprised by bis appoint- from the top and no contact beginning to avoid the depart- partment. ment. department when I came with the lower levels of the nity AJfairs Commissioner Regional Planning with new here. I found it the most mes- Key Function ment. "They felt it was in es- Edmund T. Hume about the offices like the Office of Com- Logical Place agency, and others who have sence alienating the very or- The bill was passed, signed sed up operation. We had 11 worked in the department ar- Housing, the critics say, is day he took over the depart- arid the department came to munity Services and the Hous- "It was the logical place for agencies all going by them- a key function of the depart- ganizations it was founded to ment in early 1970. life on May 31,1967. ing Finance Agency. me to go," he said. "I think a gue that if Community Affairs support," he says. • selves." doesn't experiment, doesn't ment. Its center is the Hous- "You can reorganize the Hughes chose Paul Ylvisa- The aim, as staled by department head is sent here ing Finance Agency, which Urban Aid hell out of a state department ker to be the first commis- Hughes in the 1966 message to run a department and to Kolesar, who spent 10 years take risks and doesn't come Last month Cahill signed up with new ideas "there's a makes low interest mortgage but if nothing else happens it's sioner. Ylvisaker, now 50, had was to-be a "service organiza- 'develop among the people as a member of the State loans to qualified developers into law a $24 million urban meaningless," said John Kole- spent a lifetime as a thinker tion, whereby the full re- workable ideas and pro- House press corps before join- strong argument to do away aid law to help 24 municipal- with it." to help finance low and sar, the deputy commissioner and planner in government sources of our state can be grams." ing Ylvisaker at Community middle income bousing. ities in the state. The fdhnula during the latter stages of and connected services such called upon by communities A department staff member Affairs, says that after Hume They fear that is being done under which the money ia Democratic rule. as the Ford Foundation. He for assistance with the entire •who has worked for both Yl- took over "the decline of ac- slowly, intentionally and si- Why appoint a housing doled out places emphasis on Community affairs was had a key hand in Washington • spectrum of community prob- visaker and Hume says under tivity in the department was lently by the Cahill adminis- czar, they ask skeptically, public housing, welfare loads first proposed 10 years ago by in developing much of the so- lems." the first commissioner the de- actually physically noticeable. tration. unless the aim is to eliminate and local tax structures and won praise from many may- ors and urban thinkers. Scout Expo But there is a distinct dif- ference of opinion about who Utilities See Summer authored the measure al- Declared though it went through the legislature as the Cahill urban A Success aid plan. OAKHURST - William Power Supply Gain Kolesar said' the basic bill . "Ed" Kiely Jr., president of that passed this year was first the Monmouth Council, Boy MORRISTOWN - Utilities 25 per cent of the electric gen- design of powen plants, and drawn up in late 1969 while Yl- Scouts of America, and Albert in the Pennsylvania-New Jer- erating capacity in the United transmission lines, as well as visaker and Hughes were still- Quackenbush, activities chair- sey-Maryland (PJM) Inter- States-capacity that one • delays in delivery of equip- in office. man of the council, jointly connection should be able to group could frequently use to ment and in construction be- He said it was "ready a proclaimed Scout Expo '71 a generate substantially more help another. cause of strikes. • year ago-but nothing hap-Sj success. Mr. Quackenbush electricity to meet hot weath- At the beginning of last If a power shortage threat- pened." Kolesar thinks Hume-j said more, than 180 units par- er demands this year, accord- summer, PJM had a forecast ens this summer, the PJM "distrusted the staff left by;? ticipated' in Expo '71, in- ing to Jersey Central Power & reserve of 12.4 per cent. The companies will take one or Ylvisaker" and "there'(pr de-sf volving more than 3,500- Light Company-New Jersey power pool went through the more of the following steps layed the proposal. ••••.. "I- scouts. Power & Light Company. entire summer of 1970 without until the needed relief is ob- ' Had it passed in 1970, soonS BELL CITATION — Thomas A/I. Dunlap, right, of Shrewsbury, receives after Cahill took office, "this'; New Jersey Bell's "Good Citizen" award for April from Hunter E. Har- There were two action The interconnection com- incident. Service did have to tained: 1) curtail all non-es- areas containing 100 display prises 12 electric companies, be curtailed, however, during sential usage in all plants and year they could have had a';| vey Jr., general manager x>f the telephone company's central area. Dun- real urban bill with moreS lop, a switchman in the company's Eatontowjjjcentral office, is active in booths where arts, crafts, and including Jersey Central Pow- an unseasonable beat wave in offices of PJM companies; 2) scout skills were on display er & Light Company, New Jer- the first week of autumn, af- reduce voltages a maximum money," Kolesar said. Hei scouting, community and church organizations. The award was presented doesn't blame the governor^ at a luncheon in the Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown. for the public. There were sey Power & Light Company, ter planned maintenance had of 5 per cent, which has a neg- also areas such as a pioneer- Public Service Electric and begun. ligible effect on service; 3) but thinks Hume could have J; ing display, an adventure ttail Gas Company and Atlantic ask large commercial and in- avoided the delay by acting! Service curtailment could with dispatch on the initial '• which included public partici- City Electric Company, that be necessary 'again this sum- dustrial customers to volun- : pation booth, an archery serve more than 20 million mer, the utility spokesmen tarily curtail their nonessen- proposal. '! Hazlet Public Library range, a woods tools use and people in Pennsylvania, New said, if the loss of large gener- tial use of electricity; 4) Hume, on the other hand, competition area, a Cub Scout Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, ating or transmission equip- broadcast radio and TV ap- says: "The urban aid formula'; circus area, and as special at- Virginia and the District of ment occurs during a pro- peals to homeowners to cut was created by us. At the first,! tractions a chariot race for Columbia. longed hot spell. back on non-essential power cabinet meeting I bad the op- ;j* Joins County System . Cub and Wepelos scouts and Barring delays, PJM ex- This is a condition which use, and 5) cut power in se- portunity to present our projti the first Monmouth Council pects to have 3U5 million kilo- will persist, they said, as long lected small areas for short posal on urban aid that, with., Pinewood Derby Champion- refinements, was the package h let, a little town of 2,700 watts of generating capacity as there are interminably long periods of time on a rotating HAZLET - The Hazlet to labor for many years with- ship. approved this year." J: people in the early '50s, has available this summer. The disputes over the location and basis. Township Public Library cele- out a salary. In addition to the display summer peak demand fore- brated its 11th birthday by of- As Hazlet grew, so did its li- mushroomed to more than 6 23,000 residents... areas there were' five district cast is for 27.3 million kilo- •ficially becoming a branch of Drary needs and it quickly Camporees. Scout troops from watts. This would leave a re- the Monmouth County Li- jutgrew its Airport Plaza In the first year of its exis- RESTAURANT- tence, the yoathful library cir- each district camped together serve of 4.2 million kilowatts, brary system. quarters. New and larger as a district and participated more than 15 per cent of the the CLAM HUT COCKTAIL LOUNGE . Eleven years ago, a group space was found in the build- culated 21,718 books among its 2,179 cardholders. It now in the Expo. More than 1,400 total peak load. of civic minded citizens found- ing on Middle Road adjacent scouts were at the Wolf Hill Utility spokesmen pointed ed a small private library in a to the Town Hall .and police moves nearly 100,000 books yearly among its nearly 15,000 Farm encampment. To create out, however, that critically- HELP US CELEBRATE THIS WEEKEND! converted store at Airport headquarters. This, too, has a Camporee site of this size. needed extra high voltage Plaza, in the space now occu- been outgrown and a new li- cardholders. Such volume places,Hazlet in third position council camping chairman power lines may seriously • It's our 6th ANNIVERSARY pied by a bank. Its shelves brary building is high in the Edwin Ambler and the camp- limit the exchange of power were stocked with donated plans of township officials in individual town library book circulation in Monmouth ing chairmen of each district within the PJM system and • It's MOTHER'S DAY books and its supervision was who are planning a municipal worked very hard. complex to handle the ever Counfy, with only Middletown with neighboring power grids. handled from the start by and Long Branch having These lines have been de- • Ihe outside porch will be open Mrs. Nellie Weber, who was growing township needs. Haz- greater volume. layed in good part, utility In an informal ceremony at Fund Drive spokesmen said, by certain the Town Hall, Mayor Joseph conservation and environmen- M0NDAY...... O0SED Morales signed the official pa- For Rutgers tal groups and by numerous pers conveying the operation regulatory delays, plus on oc- TUESDAY ...... CLOSED of the library to the county. casion, lengthy litigation in .Representing the county sys- Shows Gain the courts. Completion of the WEDNESDAY....OPEN4-9 tem were John Livingstone NEW BRUNSWICK - Mid- lines, they said, would dp and Walter Bapp. way in the campaign, con- much to enhance the ability of Under Mr. Livingstone's su- tributions to the Rutgers electric companies to move THURSDAY ...... OPEN 4-9 pervision and his two assis- Fund have reached nearly large amounts of power with- tants, Mrs. Anna Stubl and two-thirds of the goal of half a in the PJM system. Further- FRIDAY...... OPEN 12-10 Airs. Doris Handzo, many million dollars. more, they added, they will, changes were made in the This was announced today when completed, make it pos- SATURDAY ..OPEN 12-10 physical plant. A separate by Arthur Z. Kamin, of Fair sible to move power between children's room was estab- Haven, chairman of the an- PJM and Consolidated Edison SUNDAY .OPEN 12-9 lished. A similar room was nual drive for contributions and other utilities in the created for adult fiction. from alumni, faculty, staff Northeast. Together these Shelving has been realigned and friends of the State Uni- groups have between 20 and and books are being updated. versity. Ad|»c«nt to HigMtndi lobster Pound A professional librarian, About six million Britons go foot ofiAtlmtic St. oH Bay Avmua Mr. Kamin expressed grat- dancing each week, a survey Mrs. Margaret Lancaster, a ification at the substantial graduate of Rutgers, has been showed. There are between 3,000 HIGHLANDS - 872-9753 gain in dollars so far this year and 4,000 regular dance halls in appointed. Mrs. Weber still compared with the ,corre- greets visitors. The library the country. hours have been revised to be sponding date a year ago. open when the demands for li- "Our books show a total of brary services are greatest. $322,516.70, compared with The new hours are: Mon- $248,397.67 a year ago," he day, 1-9 p.m.; Tuesday, 1-5 said. "This lead of nearly p.m.; Wednesday, 1-9 p.m.; $80,000 bodes well for a suc- Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; cessful campaign." But Mr. .... Friday, 1-5 p.m., and Satur- Kamin cautioned against day, 9 arm.^5 p.m. "resting on our oars at this VICTORY MARKET critical point." The story hour continues to The Butgers Fund provides 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508,747-1339 be popular with the small fry scholarship aid for needy stu- and on occasion it has been dents and also helps to sup- FRIENDLYKRSOWAlSERVig-TOPQUAirTYMtATSAIinPnmW necessary to house it in the port important educational Town Hall committee room projects which cannot be fi- because of the crowd. nanced from tuition or other BUDDY BOY The photo-copies arc widely regular university income. used, not only by students A wide variety of scholar- FARM who make copies of reference ships in most of the degree- materials, but by others who granting units of the univer- FRESH may have need for copies of sity as well as a large number V non-library material. This ser- of named scholarships, many vice still remains at 10 cents of them named in honor of FRYING per copy. alumni and former dis- CHICKEN Complete library services tinguished members of the that are available to Hazlet faculty. residents may be obtained by Contributors to the fund are^ An Emilio design for Formfit request from the main library given the option of designa- SWIFT'S ROADSTAND FRANKS GRADEA-CUTUP-SPUT-QUARTERED Rogers: crepeset nylon gown at Freehold or its many ting their gifts for particular trimmed with diamond shaped branches-. Such material that purposes, such as the librar- blocks of color at the neckline space does not permit at Haz- ies, special departmental ac- end woist. Petite, small and let may be obtained by tivities, athletics and many SHOULDER medium in sunny aqua, 20.00. request from the librarian, • other programs and projects. C Available, in short Ungth ot Specific books arc also avail- While many college funds LAMB CHOPS •••••••••••••••a 89.Ib. 12.00. Just one from our Pucci able in this manner. have had their ups and downs collection. The library Committee of in the last decade, the Rut- non-salaried citizens consists' gers Fund has set new highs CINTERCUT of William J. Cairns, presi- in each of the last 10 years. dent; Mrs. James Kcohane, Mr. Kamin and his fellow- PORK CHOPS 991 • Mrs. Frances Ludwig, Wil^ workers are aiming for an liam Perridge, Martin O'Tooie 11th straight banner year. and Frank Shea. William Bourbcau, township com- CALIFORNIA • mltteeman, represents that There were 11 million cars reg- body oo too Library Com- istered in Britain in 1969, com- POT ROAST-Bone In mittee. pJred to only five million in 1959. f Program Shift Televisiba Today New York Ouumel»-2A5 J.9.11.13 una VlUlrt nek*, whoo octetafMti* \m Wtf U 3AYT1ME MOVIES ior Hams VlUlrt i be bomi pprematurel ' 'y at the ttiUtfrtmttmdiettt q OH •do B "The Irterm" B THE^AVIE I D FROST SHOW (C) Offers Break 1030 ©"CUt." Guest: Woody Allen 12:30 O "Early to M" B THE SMITH FAMILY (C) By CYNTHIA LOWRY under their influence others I.-00 Q "Tfc. Enfo&w" "Cindy" A divorcee and former friend seeks help NO MOVIE TODAY •spoke of the horrors of with- O VUea Ron" from DeL Smith when she finds her daughter's. NEW YORK (AP) - A big 430 Q "M.d.m. X" " TONIGHT AT 8:30 P.M. break for many viewers is the drawal. marijuana cache In their apartment. (R) O "Hall, Round (h. Fh3 Sop" B N.Y.P.D. (C) #M0NM0UM AITS KUNDMMN shifting of CBS's weekly news One moving segment fo- Q "lnv«i«i of IK. tody SutcW ' "What* A Nice Cirl" PreMnU LIVE ON STAGE hour and NBC's mont&ly cused on puzzled, unhappy EVENING IB TRIAL . "First Tuesday" so they will "The City and County of Denver vs. Lauren R. Wil- "INDIANAPOLIS parents of one young addict (fl BOB NEWS (C) •40 •a'sPECIAL: HIGH SCHOOL CHOROUS (C) be seen at different times The mother, an intelligent and O THE TROUBLE WITH TRACY (C) B AMERICA'S JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT (C) SYMPHONY next season. IB PLEASE DONT EAT THE DAISIES (O Special guest Anita Bryant. articulate woman, confessed -If» laA By A Now" B THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW (C) ORCHESTRA" This month the NBC two again and again her mystifi- IB WHATS NEW7 Guests: Glenn Campbell. Tony Joe White, Iht Toraghfs Pwfuotianco Stonemans, Hcnson CargW. hour program covered a lot of cation about her son's prob- "Science fair" and "Corel Hwl" 0 PERRY MASON Is Sold Out territorry-from Vietnam to a lem- e:90 B PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C> "The Caia of the Wintry Wif e" trip down the concrete lined •The Butler Did It" I0M B HAWAII FIVEO (C) "You ask, you have to ask; O DICK'VAN DYKE SHOW ,, The Investigation of a boat explosion In which a Los Angeles River. "A Word A Cay" wealthy businessman dies and UcGarrett il seriously LAST TIMES where did we fail," she said. ID BEAT THE CLOCK (C) injured leads the Flve-O team to believe that the TOMORROW It started promisingly with "I just don't know."' widows former husband is responsible for the a story about plane hijackers Guest: Robert Q. Lewis eabotagc. ^^"» 100 OONEWS(C) At High School O BASEBALL (C) , B THE ONE O-aOCK MOVIE (C) New York Meta. va. Cbkago Cubs * i "Escapade" starring Ixmla Jordan, Danny Caml. ID THE MOVIE GAME (C) 1:10 B THE LATE SHOW (C) LINCROFT - Erin Martin Company Improvise," and on Guests: John FonytlK, Shelley Winters. Bill Bbdry, "My Man Godfrey (1957) starring June AHyson, has danced as soloist with Je- May 21 with "Ensemble of HOW ARE YOU DOING Louis Nye. Dlna Merrill, Peter HiskelL David Nlven. rome Robbins' Ballets U. S. Familiarand Original Jazz." E) THE FRENCH CHEF (O 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW (C) "Flaky Pastry" "Carry on Constable" (1961) starrihg Sidney James, A. four years. She has also SOCIALLY? 1:30 B TO ROME WITH LOVE (C) Kenneth Connor. been a guest artist with the Grandpa 1'ruitt becomes an emergency doctor" 1:17 STALES OF WELLS FARGO American Ballet Theater, Bored? Lost track of old friends? Recently unattached? A new Shore Area resident? dancing the solo role of the Find new found friends at our club tie- - bride in Mr. Robbins "Le signed for singles. All age groups. .. en- THE PLAZA joy parties, dancing instructions, etc. i Noce." And she was the principal m. !6 M umi n. man HUM At the Movies dancer with the Glen Tetley LIMITED TIME -PLUS- Dance Company, performing ONLY RED BANK ' NORTH OF BED BANK . in Europe and the U.S., in- FREEHOLD MALL "BUT(H CASSIDY AND CAHLTON- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Call or Write Today cluding the Spoleto .Festival SHOIMC COMI. WTmSMEM THE SUNDANCE KID" lndlonapolls Symphony Orchestra 1:30 ATLANTIC- production of "L'llistoiro Du CINEMA III- Toro, Toro, Tom 7:00; 9:30 Lei Mlslons 4:35 MIDDLETOWN . Soldat." EATONTOWN TOWN- She will appear tonight at ALSO STARTS FRI PARTY TIME CLUB COMMUNITY- Volde: is Conning 7:25; 9:25 8:30 at the Rumson-Fair ARTHUR MURRAY FHANCHISED STUDIO Vonlshlng Point 3:00; 7:30; Butch Cos- AT THE CARLTON sldlfS, The Sundonce Kid 9:20 HAZLET " Haven Regional High School 741-5858 Mon. thru Fri. 1 P.M. to 10 P.M. DRIVE-IN- PLAZA- in the first of a three-part NOW SHOWING Valdez Is Comlno8:00; 11:35; Burn Voldez Is Coming 7:25; 9:25 10:DO i ' BT. 35 DRIVE-IN- series presented by the public Vonlsnlng Point 8:15; 12:17; Butch events board ol Brookdale BURT LANCASTER | PAHTY TIME CLUB Arthur Murray FranchiMd StudkM • FREEHOLD Cossldy & tneSundonce Kid 10:17 Mayfair 12 Broad St., Red Bank, N.J. 07701 I MALL 1- KEYPORT Community College. The eve- fatury P.rt. 775 8M1 Vald« Is Coming 7:ZS; 9:25 IN I PloasB send without obligation your Party Time brochure. . I STRAND ART- . Ding's program is called MALL 2- Trosh7:00; 10:15; Putney Swope 1:55 "Evolution of an Original Namo yanlshlno Point 7:30; Butch Could/ EAST BRUNSWICK ' Composition." "VAIDEZ "MAKING ASBURY PARK "A New Dimension: Music, City Tel, =.....™1 TURNPIKE- IS COMING" CIRCLE- 1NDOOR- Drama and the Dance," cov^ Valdu Is Coming 2:00; 7:30; 9:JO IT" ; Bob & Carol J. Ted & Alice 7:30; ering the series, will continue LYRIC- Il:lD;Cddus Flower 9:20 Bed ond Board 7:25; 9:30 OUTDOOR- Brother Stephen McCabe May 14 with "Duo and Dance AND MAYFAIR- I Plnt8:J ; 2:1|l; ButCl1 FREEHOLD MALL) MaMng II 2:00; 9:30; Boston Strongler' i ' ' awnii ana wait »4g rt. -jo. tusions and. lacerations suf- in September, residing at La fered when he was struck by a Salle Academy, New York AND THE SINGLES car at 3:05 p.m. Monday. City. SUNDANCE KID" BOARD" NEW MEET AND MIX SOCIAI Police said the accident oc- This summer, Brother in your area curred on Newman Springs McCabe and 39 other selected «•», kMtlt. Hnamnf. H (tot Hi. aud. ' secondary school adminis- tvny THURSDAY ot 9 PJH. Road and listed the driver of bMMHul CMN0 OPINING-rVt4r6lf) the car-as Irene Eldershaw, trators will attend Creighton DIAMOND JIMS RESTAURANT 30 Devon Court, New Shrews- University, Omaha, Neb., to DJE35 ROUTE 34 bury. take courses in individualizing fl DRIVE-IN Madison Township, N.J. instructional programs. He Oil RIB. 9 and Garden They said Mrs. Eldershaw also will attend the Institute 2ai.SOUTHICT.RFE.Ut3S Slate EWhenn Ikffttt pnpl, «rewd nalled her to stop and when ihe non-graded secondary UVE MUSIC Admittance $2.00 she applied her brakes her ve- school. Rt. 35. MIDDLETOWN, 1 mile no. of Red Bank - 741-8344 hicle skidded on the wet pave- ment and hit him. Brother McCabe received a No summons has been is- gift from CBA parents at a sued by Special Officer Gary dinner dance in his honor. Cruse, who is st^ll in- Making the presentation was vestigating. Paul Richardson, president of the Fathers Club. 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Unh«d Artim EATONTOm FREEHOLD AT THE CROSSROADS LINCROFT NEW JERSEY NO ONE UNDER For Setertalhni Gill 741-S17* 7 5 11 Sdcklp 0 0 0 Burke, who opened on the and passed to Pappin after Cllsnrl 2 0 1 Frsttap 0 0 0 Pplne cf 3 o : Mrshll rt 3 0 1 seventh tee of the shotgun goalie Ken Dryden went Balks Ib 2 0 0 Clones It sprawling on the ice in an- Hckmn lb 1 0 0 Krnplib 4 0 0 draw, parred that hole, and DBrdn c 4 0 0 Aspmnt 3b 4 1 1 followed with a birdie on the ticipation of a Mikita shot Poppas p 2 0 0 Grote c 2 1 1 Scotties Shut Out Stphnsn p 0 0 0 Hohn cf 3 0 1 eighth, a bogey on the 10th, Regan p 0 0 0 Ryonp 1 0 0 Ppvch . 10 0 Well 2t> 1 0 0 and raced through to the 18th While were 0N THE LOOSE — Keith AAagnusotv (3) of the Chicago Black Hawks has Tmpkns p 0 0 0 newsmen Toial 32 1 4 Total 2_9 _S 7 with pars. ap p the edge, but Relean Houle (14) of the Montreal Canodiens is a close sec- Chicago 000 010 000 —1 Purple Bulldogs New fork - 010 000 10X 2 Burke sandwiched a bogey ? u .' ond as the battle for the puck unfolds last night In the opening game of E — D. Breeder), Aspromonte. LOB-Chicago 12, New York 7. on the third between two bird- the Stanley Cup tinals< The Hawks WOn 2A d0Ub e overtime 2B — Pepltone, Santo, Callison. EAST ORANGE - Clifford •fourth on two walks, a sacri- ies on the first and fourth ' near the end of regulation '" ' - HR-Aspromo.it!! (1). SB—Callison 2. play. We could all nave gone S—Ryan, Scott blanked Rumson-Fair fice, an error and a double holes. steal. home an hour ago." New York (S) \ Minnesota (() Haven Regional, 5-0, in a Gar- He completed his round ob r h| ob r h den State Conference tilt here The Scotties got their final The game marked the Clrke2b 4' "1 0" 5' " 2 with two pars. Murcer ct 4 2 1 5 2 3 yesterday. run in the fifth on Bob Fla- Tom Ulozas, last year's fourth in the last eight in Buccaneer Tennis Squad White It 3 0 0 Ollvort 5 0 2 Cater lb 5 2 4 Klebrw lb 4 11 The loss gives the Bulldogs herty's single and Nick No- winner from Bamm Hollow, which the Hawks have had to FAlou rt 4 0 1 SWIIms p 0 0 0 lan's double. go into overtime and the RHnsn 3b 5 0 2 Prnski p 0 o o a 5-8 season record and a 34 gave up his job at the Lincroft McDnl p 0 0 0 Corbin p 1 0 0 Jim Finn, who gave up four Mchl ss 5 0 11 Broun 3b 4 0 1 GSC mark. The Scotties are 7- club last year to try a couple players couldn't hide their Globs c 4 0 ItAlyraif 3 0 2 5/ .•>•.. runs but only one hit in the Finds Victory Trail, 5-0 Kline p 1 1 1 of seasons on the natural tour. weariness. 2 0 0 Holtcf Woods ph 1 0 OiRllHc 2 0 0 The Scotties got their first four innings he pitched, was Ulozas, who has his wife It also ended a seven-game Keansburg, 4-1. Keklch p 0 0 OlMtrwIdc 2 0 1 Red Bank Regional got and Freehold nipped Toms Wslwsk p 0 o 01 crdnos ss 4 0 1 four runs on only one hit. charged with the loss. He is and two children with him on overtime winning streak by 1 0 0 Knot p 0 0 River North, 3-2. Christian Brothers Aca- Bllry ph now 0-3. • m the Canadiens who last lost in back on the winning track on Kenney 3b 1 0 OiTHollpr 0 1 0 Tony Williams singled in the the tour, has not been able to Monmouth Regional demy beat Seton Hall, 4-1; I Reeselb Weber went the first five overtime to Toronto in 19B7. the tennis courts yesterday 1 0 0 second and scored later when make the trip back to New stopped Shore Regional's win- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Total 37 5 10: Total 39 6 14 a throw to get him at the for the Scotties and got the Jersey for the Open. Bob Pulford scored that goal with an easy 5-0 victory over Two out when winning run scored. Neptune. Buc first-man Dave ning streak at five in a "B" maintained its winning ways New York 010 000 0:2 0-5 plate was dropped. Kevin Cas- win. The field will be cut off af- and, ironically. Pappin as- Division game, 3-2; Asbury. ' with 3-2 triumph over KoseUe Minnesota 010 Oil 201 1-6 sisted on the score. Natelson upped his singles E —Broun. OP-New York 2. sidy scored on Jim Finn's 'IRSrn&n-F. N. (0) | Cllllord Scott (5) ter today's round before the Park downed Manasquan, 4-1; Park, and St. Joseph's/of LOB-New York 10, Minnesota 7. balk. ob r h ob r h • "We had good teams at record to 8-2. JBVKHIebrew, Alyeo, Cater. 3B-Ccter. Strnfld rf Davis ss 3 0 D start of tomorrow's 36-hole cli- In other "A" Division Howell over Marlboro, 5-0, Metuchen topped Mater Dei, HRfStfarew 1, Holt 1. S-Glbbj, Kaat, Two more scored in the Beaton 2b 3 0 Flhrtv ?h 1 1 max. foronto then," said Pappin and Southern Regional flipped 4-1. HoltrSF-Wilte. Spring ss 2 0 Nolan 3b 3 0 1 but Imlach (Coach Punch matches, Middletown Town- Olnnc _ . 2 2 2 • IT" •" "32 Hitz c 10 1 0 0 ship defeated Toms River rz; Finn p 2 0 3 1 0 Imlach) traded us all off. For lev lb 10 Belell cf 1 1 1 South, 4-1; Ocean Township Crchn If 3 0 , Weber p 2O0 squeezed past lakewood, 3-2, McCrmk lb 3 0 I Moore rt 3 0 0 Pappin then explained the Dvdsn cf I 0 _, How They last shot of regulation play Red Beat (Sl-Ntphint (0) Raleigh 3b 2 0 1 when he had Dryden at his Singlet Totals 24 0 4| Totals 21 5*5 1. Dave Natelson (R> d. Steve Hug- Rumson-P. H. 0O0 0O0O — 0 mercy. "I tried to get it up gins, 4-1,4-1. Football: A Man's Game? Clifford Scott 020 210 x —2 2. Rich Clambrone (R) d. Bob Hyra, Doubles— Nolon. Stand quick and I did but it caught 3! Rich Natelson (R) d. Ron Vonnone, • AMERICAN LEAGUE him on the arm." 8-2 pro stt. By GEORGESnEEHAN of people reaching principled Eost Dlvlnon Saved the Bacon Doublet „ W L Pel. Cl 1. John Luckenblllond Jocklooer(R) Will George Sauer turn out morality. Brookdale Boston 15 8 .452 - d. Tom Knapp ond Ifcrr Turner, 4-4,8-4. Baltimore 14 9 ,409 1 "That one saved the bacon 2. Bob Peck and Oov* Susskaver to be the Eugene McCarthy of Regrettably Sauer could not Washington 12 13 .460 4 for them," said Reay in' d. Bill Dressier ond Rick Heath, 6-2,4-2. Oetrolt II 12 .478 A the sports world, bringing to find it possible' to have his New York |o 12 Mi 4'/, reference to Pappin's attempt Mlddtetewn CO-Tams River S. (1> Pete Rozelle the bad news principles "and football too. Gains Cleveland 8 14 .331 7Vi West Division to end the game in regulation 1. Jack Llddle (M?d"jotm lovrla,o-7, that Lyndon Johnson got from Partly, I suspect, this is due LINCROFT - Brookdale Oakland 18 1! .421 — California 14 1! .538 3VJ play. "But Tony Esposito: 2'. Jon Adler (TRS) d. Chris Pike, 2-4, New Hampshire - that Amer- to a certain lack of internal Community College played, a Kansas City 13 12 .520 3 4-2.4-3. Minnesota I] u ,440 5 also made a great save for 3. Ed Pierce (Ml d. Larry Amolowe. ica is about to turn around? concentration. His complaint golf tri-match against Middle- Milwaukee 10 13 ,435 5 us in the second period on a 0-2,7-5. And will Jack Scott, (whose In- Innocent about the fans is one that sex County College and Bur- Chlcogo : 10 14 .417 5VS Ooutlts Last Night's Results shot by Frank Mahovlich." 1. Brian Barton and Ray Salanl (Ml d. stitute for the Study of Sport could be echoed by all top- lington, and dropped its first Kansas City 2, Cleveland 0 Bill Arden and Rod Aoomchok, 4-1. 4-3. Baltimore i. California 1 2. Phil Turner ond Rally Butterfield and Society issued the Sauer . drawer athletes but they match of the year before pick- Milwaukee 7, Washington 0 Mahovlich also stunned (M) d. Hank Landamer and Al Montort, ing up another win. Boston 4. Chicago 3 4-4.4-3. retirement statement) be the Bystander somehow manage to live with Detroit 4, Oakland 5 Esposito about six minutes CIA (4)-Stttn Holl (I) Allard Lowenstein of this dra- ; people who harry their every The Jersey Blues topped Minnesota 6, New York 5,10 Inning* Slntll, Today's Canus into the first overtime when 1. Bill Koch (C) a. Bob Lone, 3-S, 6-2, ma, picking up more and public moment. Burlington, 7-0, but lost to un- Konsos City (Drooo 3-1) ot Cleveland 4-5. (Dunning 2-1) his blast caught the Hawk :. John Burrus (C) d. Fred Keuthen,(- more candidates to make a . What this demands is an in- beaten Middlesex, 5-2. . Colllornlo (May 2-1) al Bolflmore 0,4-0. (Dobson 1-2), night goalie on the collarbone. case against our accepted val- credible sense of privacy, of Middlesex (S) Brookdale (21; ork (8onn!en 3. Tom Bernhardt (C) d. Brod Barnes* trookeMK (7) Burlington (0) ,J'X'! , '•" °l Minnesota 4-1.4-J. ues in sport? internal concentration against Kelly Barry (M 87, d. Dave Witters- (Hoiro-2), night dteln, 86. l-up(lvth). Washington (McLaln 3-3) ot Mil- Unlikely? Perhaps. But a which these acts of aggres- Cordon Clark (M) 83, d. Mike DeCe- waukee (Lockwood 1-2), night sare, 93, S and 3. Boston (fjlers 2-1) at Chicago (John- short three years after sion, for they are that, are son 3-2), night Rich Ma|ka (Ml 84, d. Vlnce Sullivan, Oakland (Blue 4-1) at Detroit {Chance McCarthy, the messenger powerless. One New York 11,1-up. 0-4), night ^Spartans Crumple Cat Callondrlello (B) 89, d. Jeff Pior- NATIONAL LEAGUE with the bad news, made his Magazine reporter said that kowskl. V, I-up. Eosl Division Rich Feldman (M) 91, d. Terry Lee, run in New England, Ainerica . after a 40 minute interview «. 2-up. New York 15 | Jsi °* has turned around and we are with John Lindsay he was de- Jack Whelan IB) 93, d. Joe Elko, 99,4 Pittsburgh 15 10 .400 1 Mariner Nine, 15-1 and 2. Montreal j...... 9 7 543 2Vi getting out of a war that a layed by some people while Dave Witterscheln (B) 86 d. Rick Pe- St. Louis, , 15 12 Jjet 2 ters. 90, 3 and 2. Chicago 10 15 400 6 majority of Americans are be- leaving the Mayor's office. At Mike DeCesare(B) 93, d. Larry Wall, Philadelphia 8 15 jX 7 94, 2 and 1. West Division TOMS RIVER - Ocean times. Fink's double drove in ginning to suspect should nev- that point Lindsay turned to Vlnce Sullivan IB) 17, d. Ed Eifert, 97, San Francisco 19 7 .731 —. three and Jay Wilderotter sin- him, thinking he was the next 7 and 4. Los Angeles,. 14 13 .510 CIA Township exploded for 15 runs er have begun. Are the violent Cat Callondrlello (B) 89, d. Bob Dor- Atlanta 12 12 ,500 4 in the last three innings here gled in one. sporty, those which are the appointment and the reporter row, 91, land4. • HOtfiloil 12 13 -410 7 • Terry Lee (Bl (orfell Cincinnati 9 .14 .351 (1/1 yesterday and devoured Toms Smith was the winning "moral equivalents of war." realized from his look that the Jack Whelan (B) forfeit. San Diego 4 IB .250 12 pitcher. He gave up four hits. Last Night's Results River North. 15-1. about to receive an equally Mayor did not know him and St. John's Trackmen St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 3 Ocean is 5-5-1, while the the previous 40 minutes were . New York 2, Chlcogo 1 After four scoreless innings, long hard and reasoning look human being is what all the Others have gone before S*i Diego 3, Atlanta 2 Mariners are 7-5. from both participants and as if they had never hap- Defeat Holnidcl Frosli Eos Angeles 2, Cincinnati 0 the Spartans went wild and conflict is about these days. him, of course. Been more Pittsburgh 10, Son Francisco 2 spectators? If so, Sauer will The impulse to put down any- strident in the person of Dave pened. It may be the only way Houston at Montreal, rain tallied four times in the fifth. Ocean Twp. (IS) | Toms River N. (1) HOLMDEL - St. John'Via- Today's Comes ob r hf ob r h be one of the instigators of the one who doesn't belong to Megysey or more ingenuous to survive. nney's junior varsity track Pittsburgh (Blass 301 at Son Fran- John Stephens scored two Holler If 4 3 l|Weddngss 3 0 0 cisco (Mar Ichol 3-2J runs on a triple and Bill Fink Stphns SS 3 3 1 wick 2o 7 0 0 investigation. your ball club extends from as befits the personality of What Sauer is saying about team defeated Holmdel's Finktb 5 1 J:Uteri 2t> OOO delphlolWlieM), night Hunt lb 0 0 Dflrnrdcl Sauer loves football. He is -- light homered with one man 3 0 1 the man yhose world ends at Chip Oliver but Sauer's of all his personal survival is re- freshman squad, 67-59 here Chicago (JenkinUenklns 3-3-32 ) al New York Wldrlr 3b 4 0 llMnyhewlf 1 0 0 Frtroo c hard on the coaches, the own- his front door to vocal suppor- the defections seems to be to markably like the words of (McAndrewO-11IXIWUUIWO'II, , nlaht ^"aboard. 4 1 01 Poster) rt 5 0 0 yesterday. 1 21 Schmn c 0 0 OiPldgop 0 0 0 ers, and the spectators and ters of nationalism all over carry the heaviest weight, 4 I 2iDAmlcop 1 0 1 Nobel winner Aleksandr Sol- Bill Mohrbutter scored wins (sVon^rSn^TOr - " """"'"" The Spartans got six runs in Hontt 1 0 D'Shlterlb 3 0 0 hates being treated as a child. the globe. seems to demand that we re- zhenitsyn when he wrote to K^'fSSJtS't '1 °.°2 Nlekro'M) ot 4 0 0|Slrunk3b 3 1 1 in thti 100 and 220-yard dashes, the sixth. Bill Cannell scored 0 0 ORIIevc 1 0 1 "The game," he said, "can First Defense spond, that we at least consid- the Writers Union after his ex- while George Heller scored ' 2 3 lClorkp 1 0 0 w ol Los *-»"• one run on a single; Rich 0 o 0, Warner rl 2 0 0 really touch you as a human "The first duty of philoso- er his motives and message. pulsion, "What would you do triumphs in the 440 and long in, Smith drove in two with his - being if you are permitted to phers," said Gabriel Marcel, This confrontation of values without your enemies. You jump for the losers. single, and Fink slapped a 0 0 0 Totals 3415 11 Totals 24 1 4 touch others as human beings. "is to defend man against and moral judgments has would not be able to live with- two-run double. OceonTwp. ' 009044S — IS But this is difficult when you himself: to defend man proven, at least in the past six out your enemies. It is time to The seventh inning saw the Doubles — Fink (31. Triples — Step- have a coach hollering at you against that extraordinary years, a powerful way to remembe<" that the first thing hens. Home Runs — Fink (1 on). Winning wheels now thru May 15 Spartans scored five more , to hate your opponent who is temptation to inhumanity to create a new consensus. The we belong to is humanity." really a guy like you in a dif- which - almost without being Vietnam War is evidence of George Sauer, °a 6 foot, 2 ferent color uniform." aware of it — so many human that. In fact if Professor Law- inch, 185 pound 27 year old VOLVO: Concerning the spectators beings today have yielded." rence Kohlberg of Harvard is •wide receiver who has aver- Liberty BeU he said that he was tired of right, it is the only way to aged 63 catches per season, ATHING OF BEAUTY being regarded as a freak, Sauer, reader of Satre and reach a higher stage of moral may not have the academic tired of the image of the foot- Camus, may have had their development. "The way to en- credentials of Solzhenitsyn, Park THAT'S A JOY FOR 'ball player as a jock (kept in countryman's statement in courage higher stage moral Marcel, Kohlberg, or even permanent adolescence by the mind when he announced his reasoning," writes Kohlberg, McCarthy but he knows he Only 50 minutes from MORE THAN 3 YEARS. system) and ycawed to be retirement. But no matter. "is to have a society that cannot cooperate with the dis- treated as a human being, not He, in a small way, and we takes moral issues seriously crepancy between his values Hortti Jersey! as a curiosity. have no way as yet of gauging and allows participation of its and what he sees the game via Itj. Turnpike to Exit 6 Leaving football may not be its impact, has put himself be- members.'* Kohlberg sees for becoming: -Penna. Turnpike to Exit 28 South the complete answer to that tween man and the attempt to the first lime hi history a radi- It is a lesson for every man Red Bank Auto Imports dehumanize him. 11» ft. NMWMI Springs M. problem. Being treated as a cal increase in the proportion whatever his game. Post 8pm • Big *i wagering Mita* 7414SW r: law prohibit* admlnlon of miners. -. "K* 21 Lionsy2-

Middletown Township, or replayed in its entirety Mazzucco struck out three Mike Graff started for the rated as the team to beat in today., . batters, while walking two en Piners, who are now 2-5, 3-8, the Shore Conference "A" Di- Brick's Mike Webb hurled route to the win, while Vosk and took the loss. vision this spring, suddenly all 16 innings, while Matawan fanned seven and walked onet» Middletown (0). I RarllMO) ob r h ab r h Ends itself in the role of pur- starter MiKeiifcClune was re- The Rockets (10-3) are 6-1, Cord 2b mid 2 9 0 Bnnoess 2 0 0 Tucker 3b suer. moved in the 15th for a pinch- while the Lions (9-3) are 5-2. Mzzccop 1 1 0 Mnohn c 2 0 0 2 0 I A three-way tie at the top hitter. Neptune (6-1, 9-4-1) used a Voskp 3 0 1 Nerl is 10 0 Gill if 3 0 1 Agrslac 2 0 0 was reduced to a two-way Mazzucco and Vosk five-run third inning to over- MCIIy3b 3 0 0 Kllen rf 2 0 0 Oleiko r( 2 0 0 Shvno lb 10 0 knot yesterday, when Raritan matched two-hitters, but it come Lakewood and remain rtncln 1b 1 0 -0 Fglar If 2 I I gained a share of the lead by was Mazzucco who had the in a tie for the "A" lead. f rblQ cf 2 0 0|Vndmk2b I 0 « Tolals 21 0 2| Totols It 2 J whitewashing Middletown, 2- hitters behind him. Bo Scannapicco doubled Mlddletown OOOOWO — 0 0, as a pair of righthanders, Raritan scored both its runs Rarltan OOO 002 X —2 home Bob Feeney in the first, Triples — Ffliar. Rocket Mark Mazzucco and in the sixth inning. Rich Feg- Neplune a', but the Piners tied it in the ab r h Lion Jim Vosk, matched two- lar tripled and scored on Den- second when Rich Baca's two- Hndrksn3b 3 Fnkln cf 1 0 0 Libby Ib 4 Koppil too hitters. ny Vandermark's sacrifice bagger delivered Don Barnes. Feerty p 4 LndseySb 10 0 Scnplco c 4 Barnes 1b 2 1 1 Meanwhile, Neptune kept bunt. In the third frame, Baca Mrtscllicf Baco3b 3 0 1 its portion of first place with a had a two-run error on Bob Wells 2b Gross ss 2 0 1 "I SHALL RETURN" — E.,Donald Sterner, left, chairman of the Arton- Mazzucco helped his own Bkmn 2b Gibson rf 10 0 6-1 triumph over Lakewood. cause with a run-scoring Little's bouncer, and Jim Tay- Peluso If Geothrl rf 9 0 0 mputh County Rlannlng Board, shakes ho»ids with Artur Takac, technical Gnrlo If Fresco c 10 0 The remaining "A" endea- single after Bruce Tucker lor tripled to left for two Little rf Runlon c 10 0 director of the International Olympic Committee, in front of the old Olym- Vdllch rf Graff p J 0 0 vor between Brick Township reached second base after he more. He scored on a walk. Taylor ss Shnfld p 0 0 0 pic Museum at Lausanne, Switzerland. Sterner, former teammate of Jim and Hatawan Regional was had struck out. The catcher Southpaw Feeney racked Brown ss woltln p 1 0 0 Thorpe of the Canton (Ohio) Bulldogs, 1917 national professional cham- halted after 16 innings with let the ball get away from up his fourth win against two Totalt It iW Totals mi pions, was searching for trophies awarded to Thorpe in the 1912 Olympics Lakewood 010.0 000O — 1 the score tied at 1-all. The •. him, and Tucker made it all losses. He struck out eight Neptune lOSOOOu — * at Stockholm, Sweden, Told that all awards were in storage awaiting Doubles — Sconnaplcco. Baca. Triplet game will either be resumed the way to second on the play. and walked five. — Taylor. completion of a new building, Sterner said he would return "when the new museum is completed and the medals and trophies are again on dis- play." Bucs' Sakowitz Stalk Bishops Lions Stay Red Bank Regional's Phil Bova and John Perri (RBI) ' Pern's second single, which only one run thereafter. was thrown home to nail Sca- Unbeaten, Sakowitz threw a one-hitter at and Jim Rimo's sacrifice fly. drove in a pair of runs, high- Winning pitcher Perri per- picio. Snelling then stole sec- Asbury Park yesterday and Monmouth Regional came lighted the big second for the mitted six hits and didn't walk ond and scored on an error at .may be looked upon as a hero back with four in their half of Green Wave. Rusty Morrell, a man. He struck out seven. short. Beat Bucs in Toms River. the second. Dennis Butterwei Bob Wells and Phil Bonvegna Two runs in the seventh in- Freehold's lone run came in MIDDLETOWN - Led by • The 2-0 loss to Sakowitz and drove home two runs with a also had one-base blows, the ning put Toms River South the fourth frame when' Lloyd Al Kincaid of Bed Bank Re- the Buccaneers knocked As- double, the only extra base hit last two good for runs. Paul over Freehold. Larkin smashed a home run gional, four men bettered 10 bury Park out of first place in of the contest, after Gene Ruf- Skerl also delivered a marker to deep center field. seconds in the 100-yard dash the Shore Conference "B" Di- fin and Jim Shimazu had with a sacrifice fly. There The Indians got their first Caswell was the winning here yesterday as undefeated vision. Toms River South stroked consecutive singles. also were two walks and a hit run in the seventh when Mark hurler. He fanned six. Bruce Middletown Township shot moved into the top spot on a Butterwei came around when batsman against loser Jerry Caswell walked and came Carney took the loss, though down the Bucs, 711^-54^. two-run rally in the seventh Kevin Johnson reached on an Teters who was relieved by home on Joe Scapicio's triple. he struck out 13 batters. Aided by a following wind, inning to beat Freehold, 3-1. error and the latter scored on Rich Morse who held the The Indians got another af- TRS (10-1) is 5-1 in the divi- Kincaid won in 9.6 seconds, In yesterday's other "B" Bob Multy's single. Branchers to four hits and ter Tim Snelling's ground ball sion. Freehold (2-7-1) is 1-4 Steve Wiltshire of Middletown contest, Long Branch out- against "B" foes. ran 9.7, and Kevin Soden of scored Monmoulh Regional, 8- Asbury Park (0) | Red Bank Reg. (2: Red Bank and John Webb of Ob r h ob r h 6. f Jcksn ss 3 0 1 Pratt If 3 0 0 Middletown tied for third with Sakowitz was finally touch- Jrd!ne2b 3 0 0 3 10 Frrero p 3 0 0 MHe!fy2b 3 1 1 9.9. ed for a hit in the sixth inning Shore Staysin C Command Bustle 2 0 0 Carte- • r 3-b 3 0 2 Blnacolb 3 0 0 Douglas c 3 0 0 Dennis Fisher paced the when, with two out, Lenny Mrsngo cf 2 0 0 Alrosa cf 3 0 0 Shctmnlf 2 0 0 UndrwdlUddrwdl b 3 0 0 Lions to their sixth straight Jackson doubled. But Lou Syl- Jardne3b 2 0 0 Glover rf 2 0 0 vester, who had previously Sylvstr rf 2 0 0 Skwli p win with victories in the 440 As O'Horo Hurls 5th Win and long jump and a third in reached on an error, was cut Totals 22 6 1 Totoli 2S 2 3 Status quo remained in the singled, stole second, and The Warriors' lead was Asbury Park 000 000 0 — 0 the high jump for U points. down at the plate on the play. Shore Conference "C" Divi- Red Bank Reg. ODOOMx — 2 scored on a single by Jim short-lived, as the Rebels tal- Doubles -r Jackson. Home Runs ~ The Bucs got their two runs sion yesterday as Shore Re- Ryerson. lied in the fourth when two er- McHettey. MlddltlowB (il»)-RM MM ««|. Monmoulh Ren. («) | Long Branch (a) in the sixth when Pete gional maintained its one- John Langford gave up five rors sandwiched Bill Gaert- *~ r n ab r h McHeffey slammed a home Multy ss Elsele2t> 4 1 I game lead over second place hits in the loss. He fanned sev- ner's single. t Hutting c Wells 3b 4 3 2 run deep to right center field Manasquan in the pennant Albert lb Bovotb 3 2 1 en batters. O'Horo struck out Ruflln rt Perri p 4 12 with two outs. race. • The game was tied for the Shmzu 2b Rlmolf 1 0 0 five men. Snlrce It Skerl cf 10 1 Reggie Ferriera, the losing Shore blanked Jackson last time in the fifth when Case 3b Bnvgnarf 3 0 1 Manasquan, 4-2 in "C" and Butwel 3b Wlknsrf 0 0 0 pitcher, allowed just three Township, 2-0, on Steve 6-6 overall, had to come from Carlson singled, moved to sec- Jhnsn cf 0 hits, but that's all the Bucs Teters p Mrrll ss 3 1 1 O'Horo's two-hitter, while Ma- behind to top Howell. A three- ond on a ground out and Morse p 0 0 needed, as Sakowitz held the nasquan rallied to turn back a run sixth inning put the War- scored on Jim Carone's hit. '» - mll» — l. Gory Mitchell M). 2. Totals 31 6 6 Totals 25 8 » Kominltzer (M), 3, Ltldell (M). T - Bishops at,bay allowing just pesky Howell nine, 5-3. riors out front for good, but Monmoulh Reg. 040001 1—6 one walk, while fanning sev- In the big Manasquan sixth, Long Branch 2S0100X — • High Hurdlei —I. CNrrfeS Roblnjcn In another game, Central they had to hold off the Re- Doubles — Butherwel. (RB.&2. HIU (RB), 3. Ctolwt IM). T . en. Webster, Casey Dawe and Toms River South (31 Regional edged Southern Re- bels in the seventh. Freehold (1) Low Hurdles — 1. Lorry Hill (RB), t " * . Tlie pwqs jumped to third gional, 5-4. Raffetto rapped consecutive ab r h ab r h Robinson (RB),3. Webb CM). T-S)i. Howell, 1-4 in Conference, 3- singles for a run and two Scplcio ss 3 0 1 Mlshneecf'200 place in the standings with a Shore (13-2) upped its "C" 7 against allcomers, scored in Snellng It GRose lb 3-0 0 more came in on a two-run Cstllo cf . Lorkln c 3 1 1 offl 4-3 conference mark. Asbury Division mark to 5-1, while the first against winning Helm c Carney p 3 0 0 Park is 5-2 in "B". Howell error. Easton 2b Mttsn rf 2 0 0 R|S) Jackson (6-7) dropped to 3-3 in pitcher Bill Carlson when Len Mrcso 3b Weber If 1 0 0 .W ' A five-run second inning the loop. Tlcerf 3 0 0 Rigls)«r Staf) Photo Hill opened with a double and Jackson (01 | Shore (!) Hldlgo lb 2 0 0 2 0 0 ob r h Caswell p 2 1 1 h2b 2 0 1 LION IN FLIGHT — Middletown Township long '»*«»«*>. . paved the way for Long O'Horo picked up his fifth came home on Dennis Wall- ab Hrtlyc 3 0 0 Sobo ss I RRose ss 2 0 0 lumper Dave Welngarten leaps through the air en '-"•-•• Branch's victory over Mon- win without a loss and added ing's single. Seneke3b 2 0 0 Ryrsn If 3 0 Archer lb 2 0 0 O'Horo p 3 0 Totals 24 ~33| Totals n~t"i route to a third-place finish In yesterday's Mlddle- (M), J. Ro- mouth Regional, the Green to the hitting power with a Manasquan tied it up in the Lngfrd p 2 0 0 Dnhotifa . . Ioms Rivers. 010000 2-3 Fanella ss 3 0 1 MCnvllec 3 0 Freehold COO 100 0 — 1 town-Red Bank track meet. The Lions downed the Wave's fourth in 34 outings. double. fourth on Jim Webster's Crnblth rl 2 0 0 Miller 2b 2 0 Triples — Scapiclo. Home Runs — Bucs, 7VA-S4V2. Monmoulh is 3-8 overall. Both The Blue Devils scored in single and a walk to Ted Raf- Sims 2b 2 0 0 Ronan rf »2 1 Larkin. . i MMgn 2b 10 0 "5lallo3b 2 0 teams are 2-5 in "B" activity. Burke If 9 n i I Howell (j) Raiders Bridle Mustangs ob r h OS r h Fltchr If 4 0 Hill rf 3 I 2 Keypert-pulled off a major the league and 5-5-1 overall. Keyport went ahead in the MortwoU) Carone si 4 0 Meless 3 0 0 _ ab t h Bailey rf 3 0 Wollng Ib 3 0 2 Shore Conference "D" Divi- Marlboro suffered its first sixth on Cardoza's second Crdzoz• - b • - - Tnmpsjisi 3 0 0 Roberts 2b 4 0 MCrtyp 4 0 0 Flynn ef-p Polio rf 4 I " Wbstr c Evans 3b 4 0 0 sion surprise yesterday by conference loss after six wins triple and Flynn's sacrifice Vlelok If Amore lb 4 I Dawelb Crudet c 3 1 1 Qulnn3b 4 0 0«Ulo3b 3 2 f Rfetto 3b Grlner 2b 3 0 2 sinking first-place Marlboro, and is 7-2 overall. fly. Schrlck rf 4 0 YuhatO 4 A Gltner If Crtolo If 1 0 0 McQnc Provow 2b 3 0 Crlsnp Allen If 1 0 0 5-4, and handing Fred West- The Mustangs got three in Marlboro threatened in the Crtny p-ct Wendel If 3 0 Blue Devil Golfers Take C Snyaer p 0 0 0 Kzuln If I 0 0 brook his first loss of the sea- the first with Vin Amore sing- seventh when Vic Yuhas Flandss Rolkenc * 0 Reedcf 1 1 0 Albrctlb 2 I 0 Titus p I 0 son. ling home one run and Dave doubled home Sam DeLuzio. Witsrkp 1 a lo.tol.-,—s 2..! 5- 9, Totals • 27 3 7 Wonosquon 000113 0 — 5 Wall Township stayed close Provow knocking in two more However, Flynn, who had re- Totals 31 5 91 TotolS 31 4 With Victory Over Rebels Howell loo 100 1 — 3 Keyport ' 001202 0 — Doubles — Hill. Triples - Bailey. to the leaders with a 13-5 ver- with a double. lieved John Courtney with two Marlboro 3000001—. Dove Gavin (RB) 42 d. Mark Orenyo 51, Southern (4) | Central (SI dict over tough little Point The Raiders got one back in on in the sixth, got Provow to Doubles — Yuhas. Triples — Provow, Shore Regional wrapped up 3 & 2 Skip tinhorn ISR) 44 d. Pen Byer 52,4 ab r h ob r h Cardoia (2). Monmoulh Rui. (Sl-Rorilan (0) Uncock rf 3 0 1 Btchks!b 3 1 0 Pleasant Beach, and Henry the third on Rich Cardoza's line out and fanned the next the "C" Division golf title Tom VonNoslrand (SR) 41 d. Mika Spkrdss 2 0 0 Hardle ss 4 1 I Jay Brooks (Ml, 36, d. Mark Wheeler, Handel 4 0 0 Tlce If triple to left and John Thomp- Point Bora ») I H«ryH»*on()) With a 4-1 win over Howell. It 47.5 & 3.' Vodce,4>,5&4. 4 12 Hudson Regional downed two hitters. ob r h /.like Vodos (SR) 44 d. Robr Schul; 48,2 Kaszas2b inn Klmrry3b 1 1 0 ab r ' John Home IM1, 41, d. Charles Hlldner, Allen 3b 3 0 0, Hutler lb Point Pleasant Boro, 3-2. son's error on Rich Flynn's WrdM ss IVoitoJh I 2 was the first loss for the Re- Courtney got the win, and Frwlycf 4 0 2 3 ~ " " Burke p Rlleyct 3 1 Je'f| RohW (Ml. 41, d. Fred Gros, 52,4 Ocean Twp. (41-Jaduon Two. (1) Willis If 1 0 0 SchmdtU) bels. Dryden c LePre p . Keyport fought back from a bouncer.' Flynn was credited with a 3 0 0 Krnekss 7 0 Irv VanBrunt (0) 40 a. Bob Kreps 41,1 2 0 1 Lbfrdc 4 0 0 3 0 Me»e Kohn (Wl), 43, d. Toad Hoberst- MNnny lb Lynch rf 3 0 1 0-3 deficit and then staved off Cardoza, who had three Jrwc: If 3 0 0 In other "C" action Marl- Smith p Pmny cl save. 3 0 roh, 45, 2 up. , rvforty Kolli (01 44 d. Dave Kreps 46,1- 2 0 0 a seventh inning Marlboro ral- hits, banged home one in the 1 0 boro tripped Wall, 3-2, and Bruce Gerrity (Wl. 45 d. Dennis Steut. up. _ O'Rrkec 2 1 0 Fred Westbrook, who had . BVoiia II I 0 '.IB. 2 4 1,5. 3 Jim Boll U) SOd. John Linn 50,3 J 2. Totols 2l!~7 ly to keep its hopes for a state fourth, and the tying run relieved Ken Titus in the SeltiZb Crmll If 1 0 Point Pleasant Beach St. Roie(5l-MoterDel (0) Jell Focrugglo (0) 46 d. Mark Slohlhut Southern 24111 Totals Wllmi Ph Merktra 3 D J:,2& 1. 003 100 0 — 4 Ionia 2b Pocert whipped winless Henry Hud- Steve Rice (SRI 39 d. Mike Lonewon44, Central 003011 x-S tourney bid alive. came in on Flynn's fielder's fourth, was tagged with the 3 0 John Stockfish (0) 53 d. Bill Pollie52,1 Doubles —Smith. Modney p Mark Lcddy (SRI 40 d. Don Meenan 45, up. .. The Raiders are now 3-4 in choice. Sdlerp son, 4-1. loss, his first after four wins. Oman ph In "A" play, Neptune ran Wllmsp 0 0 0 its overall total to 14-2 with a Totals 27 2 J Totols 21 3 Point Boro 010100 0- 5-0 victory over Toms River Hcn-y Hudson {02 010 X — North. St. Rose Trips GlowzenskiHolds Doubles —,Modney. Toms River South took its won Twp. nil Pt. Beech (]) first "B" Division match, 4-1, ab r h ob r h over Freehold, and Ocean MnfM cf 4 0 1 Lghrn If 3 2 I RBC to One Hit White » 4 ] 2 MOnughc 3 0 0 CBA on 4-Hitter Dolon p Township handed Jackson M|chik3b 4 0 0 NEW MONMOUTH - Len In the fourth, three singles Feorng rf Shlstr lb 2 1 1 Township its first league loss, LINCROFT - Guy Gun- winning run, Camoosa scor- Dklchnylf Plrsncl 2 1 0 Glowzenski fired a one-hitter by Mike Sadowski, Bill De- Slocum lb Bruno u 3 0 I 41 ' ing. Rshnd lb toski outdueled Kevin npnlmn here yesterday as Mater Dei vaney and Thompson account- Rtill 3b Dreherrt Shore («>-Howell (1) Omrjn 7b •ill yesterday as Christian Broth- the losing Colts had two Then 2b 0 0 0 John Kesiler (HI. 3!. d. Rick De- defeated Red Bank Catholic, ed for what proved to be the ModsenJb Alcorn p Some, 44,4 & 3. ers Academy dropped' a 2-1 other big opportunities to Mtigr p 3 0 1 winning run. HcfctU 4 2 0 0 0 0 Ktnnn Knlerlem (S), «2, d. Rick Fink, score. Mike llosco was left on 3-1, in the Central Jersey Orlieyrf 46, 3 & 2. decision to St. Rose of Bel- Catholic Federation. Mike Kassinger homered in Totals 9013 * Totals Pete Plonlomura IS), 41, d. K«n Ge- mar. second after belting a leadoff won Twp. rard, 4J, 3 & 1. Glowzenski yielded a lone the sixth. • Pt. Beach 112100 0-5 Roy Ooclon (5), 44, d. Mark Stelnfeld. Gunteski held CBA to four double in the first inning. In If. tup (Snore clinches C title 4-0. v O the last inning, Steve Guintcr single to Gene Munn in eve- rolnt Beach <«) - Henry Hudion (11 hits and five walks while ning his season record at 3-3. Dove MacGreaor (PBl, 37, d. Mike striking out two. Dechan was smacked a two-out triple, but • RoTie'rl'Johnson' (HHI, 50, d. Steve (iunteski induced Bill Paterjio He walked three - all in the WocBreoor, 52. ' up. \ , touched for five safeties. He third inning when Red Bank Chuck Daly Corl Schwarti (PBl, 43, d. Robert walked two and fanned four. to ground to short to end the Caseyettes Run McKeon, so, 3 &! . Catholic scored its lone tally John Amolconech (PB). 46, d. Gtorge game. CBA (3-7) scored in the sec- with the aid of three errors - To Coach ^"J&Le^B.. 45. d. Glenn Dosser, t Over Mater Dei man, 61, 3 4 2 ond inning when Gene Szalau- and struck out 11. Neehin* HI-.Tomt River North (01 kiewicz walked, stale second Jets Sign Biggs Mater Dei, which lifted Its RED BANK - Red Bank Woyne Worms INI. 41, d. CHI! Brown, Penn Five Catholic's girl track team re- *t. I up. and third and trotted home on record above .500 at 6-5, Kevin Kenny (til. 4], d. Lorry Folk. For Seventh Year PHILADELPHIA (AP) - mained undefeated here yes- 44, J«. 1. Dcehan> two-out single. scored single runs in the Vllo Codoleta (N), 45, d. Pat Morlor- NEW YOIIK (AP) - The Charles "Chuck" Daly was terday with a 100-18 victory lly, 53, 5 8. 4. .third, fourth and sixth.in- Jim Fltipalrlck (N). 39, d. Chrll Clon- St. Rose (3-6) pushed across .New. York Jets announced nings. named head basketball coach over Mater Dei. clorulo, 44,4 8, J. both of its runs in the fourth. • yesterday the signing of vet- at Penn yesterday, the second Jelf Horron (II). 45. d. Bill Smith- Glowzenski drove home the Emma Hockings scored a baucr, 52, 5 14 Steve Erbe tripled and eran defensive end Verlon Seraphs' first marker to tie timo in three years Daly has double victory when she Marlboro (Jl-Woll Two. (II promptly scampered home Biggs, who had become a free inherited a team with almost the game in the third with a 5 grabbed the 220 and Uie 50- CHia Gllllnm IW(.4J. d. Douo Sterner, with the tying run on a wild agent after playing out his op- sacrifice fly. It was carried no place to go but down." ' yard dashes. M FlsE (W) «. d. Newt Mdusmonn, 43, pitch. Then Mike.Camoosa tion May 1, by Bill Thompson who singled Daly succeeds Dick Harter, RBC is60. JoSi Bruno (W) 44, d. Pel» Wadlln. 41, singled, Pennis Yacavone Biggs, signed by head coach and went around to third on who last season coached Penn Fred Nlimann (M) 43. d. Jim Jobti. 4f, Red Bonk Cothollc (IM)-Malir Oil reached on an error and Joe and general manager Weeb Andy Stavast's double. to a 28-1 record and the No. 3 (ill • MorkPlllor (Ml won by forfeit. Cleaver slashed a single to de- Ewbank, will bo heading into 100- Kothy Redtaer (Rl T-IJ.J. national ranking. Harter re- 170— Emm llocllnni (HI T—M.1. CIA (Ill-It. Mory'l (I»> (01 , liver what proved to bo the his seventh season with the K. (.Catholic(I) | Msttr 0(1 (I) signed recently to accept the 4«0 - Vlckl Solhlincl & Dtbbll Holt), Hank Hemrnendlnoer (i) 45, d. Ouy Ca- ob r h ob r h lev (Rl T-t-3,1. Jets this year. KtenoySb 4 0 0 ItO - Sheila iftlly (R) T-):34.4, Jotn Sampson (C) 4», d. Jim Rlehl, SO. t CBA (II Devnyjb } 0 1 coaching job at Oregon. St. neie (1) Kolltr c inn Ttwcinli Jb 1 II Mile - llene Rich (HI T-J:!l.l, cm o is 3 0 1' Mosco 2b 0 Osder lb 3 0 "It's a difficult challenge 440 RELAY - Rsdlger. Poppon, Kel- Chjp Coita (Cl 4A, d. Pan Oototln, 53, 3- Erberr itvifss 0 1 2 11: Cialdl cl o Register Stall Phofo Loylon cf 1 0 Olwzskl p 0 0 ly, Lewis (Rl T-56.0, "^ Rltlloc 3 0 O'uulnlr c i o Wagner If Volesi cl but I'm used to It," com- tio relay - Welsh, Owyir. Kelly, Jlm Pelraglla (C) 41, d. Lorry Co*, th 0 0 CoAlHlb } I liPlrnolb ) 0 0 NAVESINK TEE-OFF — Mrs. Prospero DeBona, Munn si HitnOr rt 0 0 Stewart ID) T—1:SIJ. Ytwwlb 3 0 OiAlomo II Sam.Sncad was the last re- FligrldJb mented Daly,, who succeeded Low hurdles — Colt Trottir (R) ' Curst Folwury (Cl 4», «l, JSob Odpk. 1 0 Iitikwulb McQnlytb 0 0 ClMWlf peater in the PGA golf cham- right,, of Rumsoni gets, ready to tee off in the . Leep 3 0 0 SOwlkl II, 1,1 Bob Cousy at, Boston College tndrin 3b 3 0 01 Gibson rl Rusnakp Klngrc Hist.jump - Lit tWne'H (ftfH'-Uj.'"" Well OCower (Cl 44, d. Tom Kow.M, Carm'on cf 3 0 OjCurieyll US pionship when the Slammer won opening-day ceremonies of the Naveslnk Country Mcrilll rt too 1 I in 1969, after Cousy led B.C. to }« Guntrkl p 10 0; Deehan p Ovens p' ] 1 0 Long lump - Leillt Byrnn (Ml Hit ••* «« (I)-Ra>«i«y («) 3 « 1 the title a third time in 1951. Club. Mrs. Charles Paterno looks on. The ladies 1 0 0 the finals of the National In- Oltn frVawby (RBI 4) d. OH Johman Totoli 2S 1 S.iTololl 24 ) t Tolols ToTnTetqH Shot put — Maryillin Mohgn (Ml M. Rom Jack Nicklaus almost repealed in ore co-chairmen of the program. (Ladies Day re- vitation Tournament. Boston 41, l-upDOHll ooioobo-l Discus - Kattiy Harvey IKI C»» 010« sults will appear In The Dally Register tomor- OOllolx-i O—10-10. Ed Kefly (BB1 41 d. Bonnie teamen 4), Dsubin - Moica. Tilpln — < 1964 when he tied for Kcond College had a 19-gamc win- Erb» Joveiln - Ann Hatton (R) D-IM-fVi.' after winning in 1963. row.) ning streak that season. Sktosh - Bmma Hocking (P.1 T4.J 22 AUTOS FOB SALE HEED ftl&e — Frofn Red Ronfc to free- Ft« Maforl Inc. STATION WAGONS PUBLIC NOTICES Hold to work. I o.m. to (:30 p.m. Authorized Oeoleri - LOST — ««ireKliiv>t«ty MO cosh. VJeWlj of tfw public Notice on U2-16M . Dodge ond Dodge Irutk* " Choteenowondspye! RM Bank-Little Sll«r Shrewsbury. R»- . regardiiw the JFK Center HwylS folontown. N-J. TO I • jHLOtjT AMD'FOUND " CIRCLE CHESHOLfc I " T" 1M> FORD BRONCO — With plow ond -ward. 74JSSW. in Keombura Ming ovoiloble lor weekend MM111 "m. U«t>- SfetMte. KcmWEart Ktom- •+• social Wnctions In June. July and August AUTOMOTIVE 315 Mople »ve. RaSBo* PUBLIC NOTICES was placed by an unauthorized porty. We DAT5UN s» 741 31J0 74I-SU2 or 7414737 '"* regret any Inconvenience that may hove WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 1968 JAVELIN — Six cylinder, t»re« VOLKSWAGEN — 1965- Rodi», heater, I*M COLOMY>AR) ROCK CROUP — We're ovolloblt.fbt been cowed. The Doily Beoilter. 370 Broad St. 3M1J23 Kevport 1*7 TEMPEST-V-8 a*am* LOST — l«i0. M4-2H6O. PONT/IAC TEMPEST — 1967. Two-door DODGE SUPERBEE — 1970. 383 moa, Call 747-0860. VOLKWAGEH - 1941. Sunroof, rodio. convertible. I1OO0. , 1968 BU.CK — LeSobre. Excellent condi- 717-6143 num. Three speed. Excellent condition. tion. All power. Vinyl roof. Air condi- NEW SUBARU - Lisl »I2»5 Now *«i One owner. S10S0. Call after 6 pjm. Only 17,000 mlfes. Call «72 1S6). bC^MlC CAK SALES 56*4516 tioning. One owner. S1B00. Call 542-3678 af- 1966 OLDSMOBILE 442 - Excellent con- ter 5 p.m. ___ CORVAIR MONZA - 19(3 convertible. DODGE DART 270 — 1966. Two-door dition. Color bronze. 4-speed trans-' Slick. Tope player. Excellent condition. CHEVROLGTS — BRAND NEW Kroll Motors Inc. hardtop. Aulomallc. six-cylinder. Very mission. S1000. Call 72I-459S. line condition. S97S or best offer. 49S4693. Call 717-7044 alter 5 pro. \7J9 Broadway Long Branch, H; J. 1963 CORVETTE - A-l condition. COME RUNNING I UIVtITED QUANTITIES! GREAT SAVINGS ! (970 LEFTOVERS — Demos and execu 1949 TRIUMPH - GT 6*. four-speed Best offer. CORVETTE 1*67 - 437, 3?0 fi.p, AM/FM ives at grcully reduced prices wire wheels, radio. Good condllion. Mus1 (72-0983 radio. Hardtop. Call after 6 p.m. JEtP SALES AMD SERVICE sell, aolnginto service. J20OO firm: After 787-8941 TOWNE CHEVROLET 1970 FORD GALAXIE — Air conditioned, Twin Boro Motors. Inc. p.m. 564-8722. 19W VOLKSWAGEN BUG — 29.000 rnlles. lit Awe.. Atlantic Highlands 291-1101 131 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk fully automatic New snow tires. $3800; Call 717-5039 evenings, all day Sat.. Son. Best oiler. Call otter i p.m. AUSTIN AMERICA-- Two-door, four- CALL NOW 7470040 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — 1964. Goad . . 291-lSa. .. yited. tl.177. P.O.E. slightly higher with brakes and tires, new clutch, rebuilt en- 1967 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN — Ten automatic. Also Sprites, r/.idgeis. MGB KITSON CHEVROLET CO. gine. S475. Call otter 7 p.m. or all day Sat. 1965 CHEVROLET -Impala. Convert- H*y. 36 Eolontown passenger station wagon. Power brokes, roadsters — GT. A&G MOTORS, Aibur* and Sun. 566-5215. power steering, AM-FM radio, factory Pork 7/5-3)83. 547I0O0 19S9 CHRYSLER NEWPORT — Four- air. Clean. 11850. Call 787-0744. . 1916 DODGE CORONET - Four-door M door sedan, v-8, automatic, air condl> '1966 CHEVROLET — Four-door, six-cylin- dan. V-8 standard shift. Must sell this' 1958 TRIUMPH — Convertible. Wire I96< VOLVO — Two-door, 14!S four- der Blscayne. Automatic Ironsmission, Honing. Full power, fully loaded. Asking speed, areen. Mint condition SI79S. RED week. 747-332I. »3»0.Call3o«202. wheels, whitewalls. Great condition. Re- Check these never before prices an our BRAND NEWS four new tires as ol 4/13/71. Mechanically duced to tilfp. Can be seen at 127 Broad SANK AUTO IMPORTS;.Newman sound car. 59,000 original miles. Reol 196S CHEVROLET IWALA — Two-door SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For Ihe best St., Eatontown. Call 542-3922. . Springs Rd,, Red Bant, 74I-S8M. 1971 MONTEG0 NX'S. Yes we're offering End of The clean inside and out. $750 firm. Tuned and hardtop. Immaculate throughout. Must coi buys. RUSSELL Oldsmobile-CADIL- Year Prices ... at the beginning of the season. ready logo. 671-4133. ' sell. Best otter. 741-2055. LAC Co.. 100 Newmon Springs Rd.. Red TRIUMPH SPITFIRE —1970. J9.000 VOLVO 19ia -144 s. New tires. Shift. Ra- Bank. 741.0910. miles. Speakers and snow tires. 31995 dio. Well cared far. S1700. NOBODY BEATS OUR PRICES! Call 741-4755 tor appointment. Coll 944-8B25 AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOBSALE LHCVELLE 55-396 — 1V70. Excellent con Regardless of the list price ... your choico on these cars dilion. 13.200 miles. S27OO. 1962 PEUGEOT - 404 sedans 12). Bath 19S2 FAIRLANE - Sports coupe. Power 39122J7 running good. Take choice, S150 each. steering, automatic. Clean. Runs aood. 3 days only. 747-0835 1300. 741-7606 or 842-67.78. 1970 HORNET — Two-door, stick shill. Like new. Mony extras. J17S0. Coll »72- 1964 PLYMOUTH — Station wogon. From VOLKSWAGEN 1967 - Blue bug. Sunroof. THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY SELLING OUT wrinkled, wile driver. Runs fine. S1S0. 741 Headers, wide ovals, pin striping. Radio, 1542. heater, $1000 or best offer. 543-3711. 1967 CHEVELLE - Station Wagon. Slon dard shift, 4-door. Wood-groined paneling. 1970 CORVETTE — Convertible. 350 h.p., 1968 OPEL KADETT - Good condition. Good condition. 787-*655. power steering. Blue with white top. Mus Blue with white vinyl top. standard trans- ENTIRE STOCK sell. After 5. 842-7313. mission. SSOO, Call 787-2463. 1949 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Radio, heot er. Blue and white. Sliding door. Ex- 1969 CAMARO — Rally Sport convertible. PONTIAC - 1946. GTO, lour-speed, Po- cellent condition. $1950. 774-61JV. sltradlan. Good condition. Must sell. SI2S. Cull after 6 p.m.. 222-1160. 1971 VOLKWAGEN — Squareback. Per. 741-9343 ' 3 DAYS 1 PRICE feet. Must sacrifice, need larger wagon. 1969 PLYMOUTH — Road Runner. 383 cu I960 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible. Good 1970 DODGES!! In, engine, 4-speed, AM-FM radio and vi tires. Excellent condition. Beoutllul little 1970 VOLKWAGEN — Two-door udan. nyl top. Call 842-5545 after 6 p.m. car. 5695 firm. 741-2322. Yellow. Like new. Low mileage. S1695. )9M FALCON — Squire Woaon. Automat- Coll 671-15S4 ofler'3 p.m. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - Blue. Good Condi ic transmission: Radio, hearer. Excellent • SPECIAL BONUS SALE!! tlon. 11.QJ0. Call condllion. S600. 741-6144 otter t. 1971 MONTEGO MX'S 1970 ROADRUNNER — Excellent condi- 87Z-047I • tion. 9S00 miles VOLKSWAGEN 1970 — Beige sedan. Ex- cellent condition. Radio, heater. One year warranty, si700. Coll oiler I p.m. 222-6036. 2-door hardfops-4-door sedans. 19« CHEVROLET - Impata. 583 tour- er. Excellent condition. 264-0797. .AIR CONDITIONED. barrel, 4-speed. Many new parts. Tires 1963 FORD — Two-door, radio, heater. * like new. Call alter 3,566^932. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, heater, vi- Six-cylinder. Power steering. S250. Call nyl upholstery, new red paint. Needs new 6714821 alter «:30 p.m. MURPHY &0>VISON' " motor. 1325. WI-0288. INCLUDES: Mereedes-Benr Sales and Service 1961 CHEVROLET — Good condllion. 1970 POLARA HARDTOP Hwy9 - Freehold 4625300 1962 ANGLIA - Runs very good. New sm 302 V-8 engine, regular fuel, vinyl roof, power brakes, best offer. 812-6194 STRAUB BUICK — OPEL 583-9044 steering. Whitewall tires, DeLuxe wheel covers, FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED, TINTED GLASS, VINYL INTE- NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars 1965 MUSTANG - Hardtop, six-cylinder, body side moulding—rear hood-fender mouldings. RIOR 383 V-S ENGINE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, RA- H«ry36 M4-40OO Keyport 1965 PONTIAC GTO - Four-speed Hurst. standard shift. Excellent condition. Nice Excellent condition. Must sacrifice. looking SS8S tlrm. 229-6048. DIO, HEATER, W.W. TIRES, LARGE WHEEL COVERS, 1968 OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER Call 741-4632 DeLuxe seat belts, remote control mirror. Courtesy WAGON — Air conditioning. AM/FM ra- BUMPER GUARDS, PLUS ALL STANDARD FACTORY 1964 AND 1*58 RENAULTS — $100 lor light group. Automatic, air conditioned. AM radio, dio, power steering. Clean inside. Needs 1967 PONTIAC — Executive wagon. Foe- both. Call after 6 p.m. EQUIPMENT. some body work- S140Q will give Imme-' lory air. Power steering, brakes. New 787-5S34 tinted glass. dlate possession. 842-7854. tires. Cruise control. Full of extras. S1530. 741-3119. 1969 FIREBIRD - Four-on-the-floor. OHC GRAND PRIX 1971 — Vinyl top, air con enaine, U,00D miles. 50,000 mile warranty. ORIGINAL LIST $4774 ditionlng, all power, electric windows 1958 BUICK - Roadmosler. 54,100 orlgl Clean. After 5 p.m. 870-1739. Asking S4300 or best offer. 988-716i after 6 nol miles. Four-door. New snow tires, ful $ YOUR CHOICE power, air. SSOO firm. 542-5182. 1965 MUSTANG - 260 V-S convertible, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible. Like stondord shift. S7O0 or best offer. 671-0821 new. 9,000 miles. S1B95. BAILLY BROS., 1967 CORTINA — English Ford. One own- alter 6:30 p.m. < 19 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. er. 4-on-the-floor. Radio. Excellent condl- llrjn. 8685.741-0593 after 5 p.m. FORD GALAXIE — 1966. 390 V-8. tope 2-Dooror4-Door 1970 CHEVELLE — supersport, 4-speed, player. Extra parts. Hurst. Low mileage. 3599 396-350 h.p. Cowl induction hood. A-l 1964 CHEVELLE — Mallbu. (100. Best ofler. After 6,671-1840. shape. Must sell, best ofler. 222-2290. ^ Call 787-5120 1963 COMET — Aulomallc transmission, $2999 1966 CHEVROLET — Bel Air. Slx-cylln- six cylinder, JI75. Coll after 5:30. der, standard shift. 18,000 miles. One own- PONTIAC EXECUTIVE — 1969 three-sea 264-U6? er. Asking 11000. 495-0194. station wagon. Power brakes, power OUR MEW LOW DISCOUNT PRICE steering, radio, air conditioner, tinted 1963 FORD — Four-door FairlaneSOO. V-8. BUHLER& BITTER glass, polyglos belted tires. Excellent con- standard transmission, $150. Bal. 50,000 Mile Factory Warranty PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER dition. S7775. Call Mr. Canstantine. 872- 741-6365. 3290 Hwy 35. -lollct. 764-O19B rvu • ^uiiatuiiiin*:, 1300, Ext' S p.m.. 872-1015. ^WALL FALCON 1965 - Four-door. Radio, heat- SHREWSBURY, NJ. CHEVELLE CONVERTIBLE — 1967. V SHREWSBURY MOTORS automatic. Power steering ond brakes. er. Automatic transmission. MOST OTHER MODELS - SIMILAR SAVINGS Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 264-6(40 SHREWSBURY AVE.. AT SYCAMORE SHOO. Call 244-2994 alter 1 p.m. 741-8500 FORD 1967 — Country Squire wogon, We buy used Volkswagens. Automatic, power steering, brakes. S1350 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1970 — Red wit TRUCKS FOR SALE 747-5400 or best offer. Excellent condition. 98B- black. Low mileage. New condition. 11500. IV63 INTERNATIONAL — Tandem dump 5318. Coll 671-3328. truck New motor, new tires. Low mile- age. Excellent condition. 229-15S3. 11970 DODGE SWINGER - High perform 1961 FORD | ance. Floor shift, moa wheels. $1900. Six-cylinder. Runs good. 165.00 1?65 CHEVROLET VAN TRUCK Call 787-8139 Coll TOWN & COUNTRY 94M275 after 6 p.m. AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1966 INTERNATIONAL — Travelall, V-8. Extra wheels, snow tires. 70,000 miles. ^ DQDGE •*. Passed Inspection. $300. 493-3476. 532-4580. 1966 JEEP PICKUP - 42,000 miles. Very :O//.AiN ST, 566-6100 MATA//AN OCK) condition. New llrej. radiator, ex- Soust system and front locking hubs. Advertise in The Register tHOO. 142-7967 before noon or after 6 p.m. 1967 CHEVROLET — Half-ton pickup. 0' box Fleetslde. COME SEE COII264-578S. 196? INTERNATIONAL -r- Model 1600. SO' aluminum body, two side doors. Rolf-up rear door, hydraulic tallpate. Low mile- the thinking man'sGTThe age. Privately owned. Excellent condi- Monmouth & Ocean We Sell More tion. 787-1127. 'Cause Wej MGB/GT MOTORCVCLES MOTORCYCLEIN5URANCE ' ' CHEVROLET/ Reasonable Rotel County's Largest GROSSINGER (. HELLER AGENCY Brood 8. Wechonic Sis, 7J1-21D0 Red BonK 1969 HARLEV DAVIDSON — FLH, lull Chevrolet Dealer * Sell For Less loaded, perfect condition. Very good buy. 19IO YAMAHA — 125 Endora. good condi-. Don't just look at Ihe MGB/GT. Think about generally lower li- Hon. Like new Nobe. II Interested, call cense fees. And about gas mileage of up to 25 miles Io the gallon. 671-2494. MINI BIKE — Far sale. Excellent condi- 100% 30-day Arid ihink also about performance. The kind you get with a 1798 tion, but needs clutch. t75. c.c. twin-cart) engine, a fully-synchronized 4-speed gearbox, 946-8150 rack-and-pinion steering, racing-type suspension, and front disc BSA500 Best offer or trade for pickup. MECHANICAL GUARANTEE! brakes. 842-3059. Keep calling. Think about body-conloured reclining bucket seats, extra padding 1970 HOHDA 450 — Like new, only 1SO0 on the doors, deep-pile carpeting, and detailings that look hand- miles. $900. "YOU" Coll 872-0912 otter 8 p.m.' craved. Come in to our showroom and ask for a test-drive. 1969P0NTUC 1967 FALCON (More Classified won't believe me LeMans, 2-door hardtop, V-8, Sports coupe, yellow with black on Next Page) automatic, power steerirvg, gofti, interior, six cylinder, automatic, with black top and interior. Very radio and heater. ADRIAN PYLE TRADING AS and I don't blame sharp. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE $2495 $1595 you! 1967 BUICK Spring It HERE! You have probably read Skylark, 2-door hardtop, V-8, blue 1968 PLYMOUTH A&GMOTORS,INC. ond we need 100 Used Cars - with black vinyl roof and interior, and heard so many claims V.I.P., white, with black vinyl roof Hwy. 35 2H.160O Keyport V-8, automatic, factory a(r condi- and luxury interior. V-8, automat- and counter claims by au- tioned. tomobile dealers that you ic, power steering, power brakes, 82 SOUTH MAIN ST. We will trade or buy out factory air conditioning. right — Call or come in don't know what to believe $1695 or not to believe. But here $1995 ASBURY PARK TOM'S FORD are some true facts that 1969 0LDSM0BILE 1968 TORINO can be PROVEN if you will 98, 4-door hardtop, blue with Fasiback. dark green with black bluo roof and interior, one owner, bucket seats, V-8, automatic, 775-3483 give us a chance. loaded. Factory air. power steering, AUTOS FOR SALE $2895 _ During this month Towne $1595 Chevrolet will not turn 1967 FORD down any deal or offer on Country Squire, white with bluo a new 1971 Chevy above interior. Six passenger, automatic, 1968 FALCON our cost. We are out to V-8, power steering, power Station wagon, dark blue., V-8, make sales, because we brakes, radio and heater. Really radio, heater, standard trans- sharp) ^ have Chevys, expecially mission. new Novas 8c Vegas for $1895 $1395 immediate deliv- WoW ery! . .. and of course, we TRUCKS 1968P0NTIAC cannot sell a car below our Firebird convertible. Standard cost, no one will. shift, six cylinder, radio and heat- 1968 FORD er, black. HOW CAN WE DO IT? C 70O Cab and Chassis, 5-speed PRICES ARE LOWER transmission, V-S. All heavy duty. $1495 You can believe this, we $2695 1965 CHRYSLER will not be undersold, take New Yorker, 4-door hardtop, dark QUALITY PLUS SAVINGS my word for it, come in 1970GMC fjreon, green interior. Loaded. and make a deal. pno ton pickup. 4-spood, V-8, low mileage. One owner. $1395 $2695 1969 COUNTRY SQUIRE LARRY TYNAN. PRES. 1969 MUSTANG 1971 PINTO RUNABOUT Mach I, Red with red and black 10 passenger. V-8, automatic transmission, luggage rack. Power steering, power brakes, 4-speed. 2000 engine, AM/FM radio. Alarm 'Height 6 ft. 3 in. 1970 FORD interior, V-8, automatic, power F250 3,i ton pickup. V-8, 4- steering, low mileage. air conditioning. Remainder of new car guar- system, whitewall tires. Remainder of new Weight 230 lbs. speod. Bluo. electric power pack, antee. Like new. car guarantee. 1,8O0 miles. ' $2995 $2695 $3195 $2195 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Pickup, 4-spced, 4 cylinder, one 1968 FORD 291-1101 ton, electric hoist. Galaxie 500. 4-door sedan, V-8, 1969 LTD $1195 automatic, power steering, very 1969 MUSTANG clean, white wiih black interior 2-dpor hardtop. V-8, automatic transmission. Air conditioned, power steering, power Two-door hardtop. Automatic transmission, MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE$169 FROM5 brakes. Remainder of now car guarantee. 6 cylinder, radio. Remainder of new car TOWNE Like new. guarantee. A puff. $3095 rCHEVROLETj $2095 TOM'S FORD DOREMUS FORD 158 First Avenue, Atlantic Highlands HWY.35 264-1600 KEYPOWi 90 MONMOUTH SI. RED BANK V 't ' TBEVAKSLYOBCXB B7 Bit Setae FINANCIAL.

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ATTICCT TO CELLAR SALE — Renting Available r house,. Miltellinl g everything. Some antiques. -_ er ,Oor tlMavesInMslnk Ave... Fair Haven. 747-on/. Furnltv EXPERIENCED IN THE standard gcuges. W* HONQA -150 CC Com condtllM. WEBER SURFBOARD — S3i- AHOREA NAN SEWING AAACHINE AAIDDLETOWN 19" console TV. tXr Two rotlsserlts. « BUYS 741-7434 eath.7a;-6«t3 after tp.m. • Irotn an entire' a single Item, OPERATORS AND RED BANK furniture. otlojMS, fiwelry, silver. Imme- GOELECTRIC — ouna siortire U^trina. diate cosh. vougetVepoiliarr lo«err vow AREA auirar. Perfect condition. | things. 741-5331. Oil 2*14014 Coll 741-4252 - . GRAND OPENUG .ELECTRIC OVEI4 - Good randltlon. 2J" MOBILE TOMES 747-1373 across, 29" lo 31" nigh. 741.3312 CUSTOM MOBILE HOME — 10X*(. with "ANTIQUES _ Tineity item, toys furni- lovely lolousled outside room. Screens lure, china, pointings, slatuary. coins. end heri. Muslbe relocCIW 2UJtS' LIN-AAftK Mon. Tuts, end Wed, t ojn. lo 1p.m. AMERICAN MOBILE HOME - 1M0. trbrordalTvfll.i. ESTABLISHED SWING SET -- Baby crib, carriage, re- 531-149? or «k!rt. air conditioner ond owning. Mutt be BUILDERS with experience. Mi frigerator, wig, braided rug. chest ot moved. RnQSonglSlo. 9JW107. •*•""—' — •rent work. Write las.. . BAR drawers, twin bed. 2M-OS0S. WANTED J Kd.. Qothurst, N J. or c Used Oriental Rugs DETROiTE(t 54'xl0' — with taroe e«- 153 Shrewsbury Aye., Bed Bank Five- VIEWER — Doted 1900 with V> slides, S2S. Chinese and Persian pondo llvlna room.Jwo bedroom, (root room apartment second lloor. Two Small rush bottom rocker SIS, three-piece Also Wall Tapestries - , end kilch.n. ContpleidY tin-nlstwd. Silver rattan set, 10 cushions, SSO. Large oval rooms first floor. Kitchen equipped ( FRIEDMAN OALLEBltS 774-1143 IOP ownind,»lolrj> cat utility cabinet. 787-0816 for business, two rooms in rear witn frame If. old postcards S each, chest of entrance. Two-car garage. 741-1971. drawers III, books 10" each. Pine potty OIN COLLECTIONS - Cold and silver LAWN MAINTENANCE chair (adult) S45. Tuesday, Friday, Salur- coins, war nickels. WIN poy lop current Grassc*"~~ ~~- * " "" day. > lo o. 55 Pelers PI., hed Bonk. market. Example: sliver dollar* I] ond ROW WITH A YOUNG COMPANY — tp. AAr. Romeo. 717.JO51 WANTED AUTOMOTIVE We ore filling our executive positions YARD SALE — Starling May i, 10 a.m. to now. Exceptionally hljh Income potential. ft p.m. Antique frames, pictures trunks, WANTED — t curit7bor-typo refrlg- GET CASH FOR VOUB F0R6I0N - sllverplata flatware. Oolc lobte, wicker erator. AND SPORT* CARS AT MONMOUTH mi am) part-time. Call lor appolnlment FLOOR HELP 717471$. chest, pottery, china, glass, etc 10 Blue MOTORS INC.Hwy 35, eglqntovm Hills Drive, Holradel. Nt-1437. To work In clothing factory. Union shop. ET-X. — The original pressure wosherT WANTED — Used woodworkloa machU- IS hrs. ptr week. No experltnco neces- .till the world's best. Just attach lo agon AUTUMN HAZE— Full length mink coat, JUNK CARS: sory, SHORE COAT CO.TlNC, JO Bridge. den hose... flip o dial lo spray oh foanny, slie 10. SUM new. Asking SIM. Call atler "" Call 291-P sell-acllna JET-X suds, . . then flip it 4 p.m. IKUita. • agoln to rinse dirt dean owoy. Fund rals- TwInbrooK Auto Wrecking . GENERAL CONSTRUCTION — Allies, "The lady on Romper Room sold it's time for WAITRESS Ing organizations can moke more than II RARE - Oriental Rug. Sarouk. 9x12. Eatontown 542-2235 oli nlnura on sale, ol each unit. Franchise Investors Very good condition, Private. CARS WANTE3 — WE P»r TOP > FOR juica and cookies." can ootaln territories. Available now for a Bl-it75otter4p?m. C DCA MlLmV H asss'ss issrai ayjs,T' " llmlledflnie only. Small Investment re. HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE olred. Write tor full dofalls. Tiffany, AIWA COMPACT CASETTE - Three kttM& ™ ' '.O. Box 121, Glen Wdoo.HJ.OTOI bond radio recorder, ISO. Electro voice SWAP OB EXCHANGE CASH FOR USED CARS— TrueksTior"-' SALES speakers cabinet, pair ISO. 741-W5. eign or domestic, pton, opposite Two MEN WANTED ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR OtSy»,Mlddleloi»n. 671-9144. ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER — Used 1 MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN INSTRUCTION hour. Bench inoper, 150 takes both, 7>7. 74Mi7/ SECRETARY —.» xoitlcolor TOSHwyJS ' ' Mlddletown SOW evenlngj, oJloay AUTOPARTS-PEPAIR LIGHT HAULING — Furniture We need full or part-lime workers for eve> •IAMO LESSONS - In the privacy ot silngs. Must tie ol least 1» years old. our hommei or mine. Modern method of ONE MAPLE TWIN SIZE BED -130. AAMCO TRANSMISSION letri Hand vacuum, i^ PETS ANO 19) Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk eachlng toedusi . Call Stimsx fT Shop, Wed., Frl., Sot. 10 lo I p.m., Frl. WOMAN — or teenager far child care. YOUNC MAN WANTED evening if p.m. 291-2154. 75*4410. Will deliver. - Sundays and Holidays, 9 o.rn. — 1 p,m. Ajpjyjin perun, Ben'* Car Wash, Hwy V. leek. Coll one 7p.m. THREW OUT TRASH ~- Selling trtosur, ALASKAN MALAMirriS - (1) LovoWe. Boot cushions. Convos* AUTOMOBILE COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY — Solid MOTHER'S HELPER — Voma girl, fa Vale AKC. female ptdTiy-eed. Two years FIREMEN - Blue S«u TWr* Clqss. In vinyl sldfig doesn't dent like, obsolete old. RemonoMe offer. TeTtMH. FLOATING DOCKS _. SALESMAN medloto cpenincjs at Jersey Shore Medic metal swing. Call lor free estimate, D.W. Coll between 14 a.m. Center. «4SC^I«Aye./lfipriiine.App lorr Home Irnprevemerts. UfKO. We) hDV» on ImmeSToTo opening for en OS- HIGHBOY — Bochelofs chest, armolre, gresslvv man wltti salet vxpertence* He weekdays to Personnel Otrice from 9 tun. nUTh.m-ivu WAITRESSES—Full time ant parMlme. M2ji.ni. An ccigal opportunity employer pair French choirs, old paintings, prints, IMV O'DAY DAV SAILER-'Complttfr Apply In person, ftutn Runjier, tit Ocean must llvs locally am be oblototdwad- hairs, conference sable, benches* slu, rabies, china, desk, rrtuslc cpulnct, Ion h.p. Engllih motor, boom tent, {roller, HOUSEWORKER - Experienced, Pert Ave,.Sea?rlght. vantage or the full potential of th)s posi- books; stamp collection. 1420540. POODLES tion. See Aaron Rassas at cushions* jackets, mmooring* dinghy* etc. Mownr^iri* CM between 7-»pji». , EXPERIENCEP — Automobile salesman. White-mint. 175 to 1100. 12,00012000 . Coll 741.9049741.9049. MATU RE WOMAN — To core for two RASSAS PONTIAC Best pay plan In area. Hospltalliatian, children, Mechanic SI. sctwol area. 142- 39* Broad St. 741-5IM Red Bank Pension Plan. Apply In person. See Bob OWENS CABIN CRUISER — WATTRBs"SBS.— Experienced, for part- ltoe otter up m. Eves, until 0 Nelson, or Ron RTngwold. TOM'S FORP MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS — Available ttnYt banquet work. Top union wage. ESKS (IS up. FILES, tables, chairs, ad- for Mother's Day. Three males, one le- Phone 4<3-lMV. SECRETARY — Must be executive co MENIWOMEN IWC. M0 Hwy 3$. Koyport. Ung machines, typewriters, office equip- roale.7l7.1s«. llbre. Prollclent at typinq and shorthand, . WAKE MONEY IMMEDIATELY SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS FULLY EQUIPPED DRUM SET — OOOd II' AQUA CAT - Cetomoran with trailer, HOUSEKBEPER - J to * days. SolOry with same knowledrjejif general book- BE A ent, etc., at bargain prices. New or APPALOOSA - Owner horse. U hands, Full lime ond part-time. Experienced d AAC DESIC OUTLET. Rt. W O* dlllnw only. Apply Tony's Mobile, Broadway and lurst. 531-OTO. nine years. Jumps, excellent form, good 14K459 otter tn.rn. GOOD HUMOR,MAN Hwy JoTwest Long Branch afternoons. conformation, very friendly. Call 74MI77 UNS — New and used. Buy, sell or ENCYCLOPEDIA - Children's books. oller«:30. 1919 MCKEE CRAFT - Sport* Fish- BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, Port pr «No experience required science books, plus book case. Never ORDERLY - 7 to 3:». King Jama Nwv rade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORTS r ermen. Wj-P. Jftiwon electric. Llk* new, full lime. •No expenses used.«42-0776. BASSET HOUND-AKC, female' HOP Rt,», East KeonspUTfl. 7S7-MM, Many extras. SHOO, e4;jn) alter 5 p.m. •Enjoy high Income ^ "1"H™' Coll Bring your NJ."drlver'«llcensa MAPLE BUFFET — Four choirs, bridge SWKJ FACTORY HELP -Experienced pre- SU Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury WIMMINC POOL - 4xil Muskln wllh 1946 PACEMAKER - If. tlylrw bridge. GARPEN6R-HOU5EMAN — Part or full rty employ. required. Please coll 842-ISW.fre p.m . lotform. Best oiler over 1200,344-1379, male. AKC. Champlmblojdllne. s In water. Pier 2, Allonllc Highlands. ply In person, Ralph Frlediand and Bros., SHEFFIELD TEA SERVICE — Imported, Rome ol boat Is "Our Retreat". Excellent Locuit St., Kovport. SALESMAN POLICE OFFICER - Age 21-30. Ex- French daybed. Credenio-lype servlnp condition. Phone 7I7-JSOI. BOOKKEEPER - Experienced. Full cellent health. Resident ol Monmauth bar, Sheraton desk, end lables, 531-1771, FREE KITTENS lime. Red Bonk orea. TO take charge, HOUSEKEEPER - And babysitter wont Men'* (urntittlngs and jporHweor. Srrlovs County, Storting salary S4.800. Apply ot Tdh Neat, good with jlgures, Full Dtnetlli, ed for working mother wltn one child. minded individual to become totally in* HAMMOND TROJAN 1943 - 30' twin screw, Ill-bridge, good salary. Send resume to Box C-101* Police Headquarters, 51 MonmoulFi SI.. FLOWERS FQ.R MOTHER hilly outfitted. Engines Ivst rebuilt, H«0. Full lime. Five days. Call Or. Hayes, 944- volved In retelling. Mutt bo on oggre«- Red Bonk. The Dolly Reglder, Red Bank, H.J. •100. Marlboro, N.J. slvt, mature (othlon-mlnded (ndlvlcJ Geraniums Dish Oordens SIAMESE KITTEN — Three months old. For complete list ol geer ond extras, coll Mums Mixed Ooraeni 76&4SI0 with LulHno experience. Excellent tat FLOOR MAN NEEDED — 5-6 evenlnos ORGAN pan trained. Adorable, til. Call offer 3 CREDIT INTERVIEWER-- Notional COSMETICIAN Hanging Boskets 9.m. 747-4073, lewtfry chain looking for responsible Fof7-7O25 or 222- Mechanic wonted. Chrysler product otes. IM8 Hwy 3S, wiodletown . greenhouses. 201 Shore Blvd.. Keoniburp, scale. Like new. Over too- of track. Al 7491, knowledge necessary, Four-day week FEMALE IRISH SETTER — AKC. Nine cepting applications tar Individuals with INHALATION THERAPIST -Ex accessories, plus I0cors.e71-1M>. months eld. Oood with children. SU. Call BOSTON WHALER - li'17", Currlluch good fyplng skills and experience In the available* Openings on both ihllts. Nlghl UodeL Fully equipped, oil extras. 100 h.p. RECORD KEEPER - And Inventory con. shift hour» 1 J?JO p.m. to 9 p.m. Chance Tor perlenced, for busy respiratory deport- HUMAN Hair Wigs- One brown US, one FISH TANK - 20 gallon, and oaxuorjes, clerical Held. Apply Personnel Depl.f Jer- fro!, Llghl bookkeeping experience. Ac- ment. Apply weekdays between 9 ond 2 Mercury, 12 hours running time. Moorlnq sey Shore Medical Center, 1945 Corllet advancement. Top pay plan with all pen- frosted US. S30.CallaflereP.m. KITTENS - Part Persian, free ta good cover ond trailer. Complete* $2975. Call counts receivable experience helpful. Coll efits. Contort **rvlce Monoaer, Raloh p.m. to Personnel Office. Jersey Shore 7S7-5534. Ave.. Neptune, Mon.-Frl., between 9-t for Inlervlew, 229-7300. Devon Apparel, Medlcol Center, 1915 Corlles Ave., Nep Coll 787,0197 7474M7. p.m. An equal opportunity employer Ebtrt, Woodbrldge Dodge, Inc., Kl Inc. 3»5 Whorburton St-. Long Brwich. ".eorpe Post Rood, Fords. Kt6-\770. tune. An equol opportunity employer. RAVEL TRAILER —1970 Orbit. 15W. SCHWINN — Oranoe crafo. 5->peed, Sting Call 747-3117. NEW IN 1970 - 17' FcbuglOS tfl-hull U Refrigerolor, stove, heater. Self^ontgin- Ray. Front spring suspension. Back "STEVIE" — Hondsome young house- HP Mercury, Complete wjlh all otnvos DAYWORKER - For private home. (ID BEAUTICIAN — EKperlenced or good be. ed. Sleeps six. S!U0. Call 7I7J079. shocks, Front drum broke. Excellent con- broken altered aroy ond wtilte cat wMti ami equipment. »2s?s. Coll 7i;-ti» after 6 WOMAN WANTED — Two days o week, I per day, Holmdel. Coll drier 7 p.m. SALESMAN | Dinner, ton time. Apply In person, RE. dlllon. Asking S4S. fzitto tcr 4, until June, men full time. Apply In Show yellow eyes needs a loving home. 747-51>4- p.m. ^^ ' proofs of child's photos token at! NOWN BEAUTY SALON, 1172 Hwy 35, SPECIAL! person* Joyce'i Sub Shop. 435 Newman homon, No sollcftlnrji no canvassing, Direct Mlddlltown. Jprloht end spreading yews. Home HIPE-A-BED — ISO, electric gullor, twin U1 PENN VAN -Wood hull. 1H3. *> h.p.Springs Rd, Uncroft. (Next to Pott Of- HOUSEKEEPER — Thurs., Frl.. Sot., 9 salts experience Helpful, 1300 salary plus. rown, Iteavyplonts, 2' To 3'. U to (10, plck-uoi vibrato. 135. Amplifier, needs Evlnrvoe motor, electric start. Novy iop lice.) lo 4. No cooking. Musi have trans- benefits. If Qualified. Car necessary. Good EARN 5153 TO SUO A MONTH — Part 'pu. pick up. 741 .Wo offer 3 p.m. viorkSI5.741-4J42. REAL ESTATE ond occossorln. UK. Call alter 5 p.m. 1 portation. Salary, UD, W2-5I44. opportunity for odvoncement wltft largest time. Coll AIDES - 7 to 3;30 tiiltt. King irowlna company In Ihe cast. Coll be SPRING LAMP SHADE SALE - 20 > off PLAYER PIANO — With rolls. Potbolly CHAMBERMAIDS _ Full and part-time. 741-5144 pn all burlap and linen in many colors. stove. Andirons. FOR RENT II' CABIN CRUISER - OutSoor*. Stain- Apply Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwy », Holm- EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES- IILO STEINER STUDIO, « Riverside Coll944-r2« APARTMENTS less stoil rolfs. Vinyl deeklnjtC'qb'e Mr. Ross PERSON - Full time. Mlddlelown Office ye.. Red Bonk. SECRETARY-RECCPTIONIST - Inter- 736-5600 FIVE HIVES OF BEES — Including ttcn. RED BANK - Luxury high rise opart - sfjerlng. No mtter. Moko offer. 7*7-2J»J .estlng ond challenging position lor poised of Allolre-Forrow Agency. Member of two MOTHER'S HELPER — High school girl. Multiple Listing Services, Contact Lorry HANDMADE CROCHETED ARTICLES eyorxl eaulpment, (loo. mints. Immediate ond future eccvponcy. •young tody wllh excellent typing ond steno Live In. Mlddletown (Oeepdale.) Collaf- MCDONALDS Schilling. 671.2590. — Mode to order. Call 172.1514 Monmouth County's finest centrally, air* 13" SPOKE STEERING WHEEL - Fly- •kills. Must have experience or secretor. fer 3 p.m. 747-4070. 925 Hwy 35 Miadietown, H.J, Call 717-5037. conditioned building. Studios, one, two GARAGE SALE — Sat., May 1.10-4 p.m. bridge •leering whiel. Compaii. Never lol training. Please coll 747WI between We need full time employees from 11 a.m, HAIRDRESSERS — Good opportunity, end three bedrooms, Swimming pool.' i-t p.m. , BUSY RED BANK RETAIL STORE — Range hood, crib, carriage, stroller; bi- used. 2a-st»9. Call onytime. y--. lo 7 p.m. If Interested, apply In person. good pay plus. BIG BOXWOOD BARGAINS Sovna rooms, boot morlna ond garages on Needs mature lady or mother who can 15 year aid English boxwood. s5 apiece, cycles, children's cfottilng, toys. House- premises. ?4>hr. daormon.. Rivervlew 14' McKES - 33 h.p. Johnson,. OocUni WAITRESSES WANTED _ Experience work while kids are In sehnal. and part- EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY MAN 264.6060 ring burlap, spoae ond muscle. 151 Redhold articles, i Gary court, Hatmdel Vil- Towers. 7S Blvrslde Awe. 74M7». necessary. Apolv IS person, Lu gl s Fa- time on non-school days and during sum- For large CM dealership. Top salary. 4g COLLAR SETTER - On ladles toppers. ill Rd., Mlddlelown, e7l-0IM. By op- lage. rnoumous PKiaPIliO, 477 MWlle Rd,, Hoilet. offer mer. She would assist In bookkeeping and nr. weeK. Paid vocation, fringe benefits. Unlpn shop and highest wages. Apply polnlment, Profit sharing ond hoipllolliotfon. Contact Hlghlandla Apartments 7 pm credit deportment and do some selling. 'Wail street Fashions, corner Wesl and GALA GARAGE SALE 14' SUNFISH - And trailer. Excellent Same retail sales experience would be Bill Slutter, 741-4200. McGLOIN BUICK. Wall 5fs,, Red Bonk. -LECTR1C ORGAN — Sllvertone II 10 Ocean Blvd. condlllencondition. UMUSH.. ••' TRAVEL AGENT - One year experience helpful, but not necessary, but typing and OPEL INC. chord. Good condition, 11 SO. Wettlnghous* 3 Mople Ploce, Oceonport. (Off BrODch- necessary. Excellent opportunity for od> ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N J, common sense a "must!'' Write us a short 'REAL ESTATE - Two prolesslona' sortable dishwasher, MO. 591-1519. port) May 7.1,9,10-s p m. vwcement. Coil j4?-MW, letter — Include phone number, ta Box O- MAN - Part-time for driving and general salespeople to work In expanding Red FINEST LUXURY 117. Tile Dally Register. Red Bank. work. Apply Norwood Distributors Inc* Bonk area otflce. Full time only. Fair SODA FOUNTAIN — Freezer, refrig- SOHMER BABY GRAND PIANO-Mint CLERICAL AND SALES - Nome Im- 636 Broadway, Long Branch. Sea Frank. Haven. Multiple Listing, Call Mr. Coicns erator (root beer barrel), two soft Ice condition. Also G.e. grandfather's clock. APARTMENTS provement pept. See Mrs. Robert! any cream machines. Cory coffee maker, 741- SALESLADY — Mature* experienced LUBE MAN — Encellent opportunity for; at 74I-76M, Call after« or all day Sunday. 244-2459. •• Luxury three bedrooms, 2V_berths day except Tuesday. Prawn's, It Broad only, press department. Five-day week. ' SKIFF. — Wit , 3$ h.p. Johnson, St.. Red Bonk. dependable worker. Steady work, good •• Lvxury two bedroms, 2 baths Wecniter". 147 Broad St.. Red Bonk. poy. Full company benefits Including pen- PART-TIME WORKERS — To sell only ORIENTAL RUOS - Private owner's ex- flve-mlnute car wash, the Dnly home car OP SOIL —Fill dirt. Well rotted — Luxury four rooms, one bedroom HOUSEKEEPER — Experience pre- sion. Insurance and unlerms. For person- hibit ond sale. Ovtr 30 rugs, size 3x5 to wash on the market priced at u.vs each. manure. 12x16. Please call lor appointment 741- Featuring terraces overlooking th« high- ferred. One day a week, preferably al interview, contact Emll Schrom at Rus- Call 4714135 *>t, most *cenlc point on the Atlantic HELP WANTED MALE sell Oldsmoblie-Cadilloc Co,. 100 Newman Largo commissions and repeat business 0316. 14^' RUNABOUT — 25 h.p. Johnson mo- Fridays. Call after»p.m. {rtJW or) Magic Suds detergent. Write for tul coastline adlolninp a beautiful marina, J tor. A-l condition. Ready lor water. Call Springs Rd.. Red Bonk. LIKE NEW JIB GO-CART Includt* olr conditioning* swimming SMALL COMPONENT ASSEMBLY — stalls. Tiffany, P. O. Box 121, Olen FRENCH PROVINCIAL — Bedroom set. 74M9IJ. make otfer, SERVICE WRITER Idge, N.J. 07028 Best offer over 1100 Ivory with gold, twin beds. Beautyresi pool, porklng, AH spacious, iryty luxury And light mochlne work. Apply. Hooglond BAKER WANTED — Full-time, excellent IT; opartments. working-conditions. Good references ev |T - Troller, 40 h.p.Instrument Co., ei Chestnut SI.. Red GM experience preferred. Mull be neat, TRAFFIC CLERK — Wllh domestic ond Call or visit superlnfendent, 2*1-0137. motor,....,.,. Idea.. l lo...r oflshbr....here fishingtilhl , I JOCK- Bonk. • knowledgeable, and above all. depend senllal. Excellent woges. Full company TWO ELECTRIC FRYERS — Wllh one Eroundl-Kramer Monoaemcnt Co. benefits Including vocation, heollh and In- expor(port traffic experiencee: ' . Goo" d typing-fig- son St., tflghlonds, 17W37. will frode. able. Excellent salary plus commission. ur--'re skills• . Work with minimum super- ouble electric grill, Hotpolnt, wlfn stand. DINING ROOM SET — Complete. Kitch- AMBITIOUS LADIES - Part-time, three Full company benefits Including pension; surance plan. Apply in person, Mon. Chairs, tables, sioeis. 74M474 STRICTLY FOR ONE PERSON - Five evenings, can earn IS hr, No Investment, through Frl., V lo 4 p.m. DELICIOUS OR- islpn In modern munulocturlna office. en table, f our Oialr*. oiher howetiold fur- ALCORT SAILFI5H - Excellent condi- Insurance and uniforms. nishings. 7414094. roemi, tteomheat, (Noptts) 1175, Coil tion. Ready tp soil. Will deliver. 1123. Coll Car ond phone required. 264-339S. CHARDS, Rt. 34. Colts Neck. Reply Pip! Box IIP, Neptune.* ACRIFICE — Boss guitar, case, amplj- Otter 3:30 p-m. 787.2835, >4I-W4aaftw5:»p,rn. ler. Hardly used. Value U00. Best offer. INSURANCE OIRL For personal Interview, contact Emll DRIVERS - Earn up to 1200 a week ond ZENITH STEREOPHONIC — Vldrolo TWO JOBS — For those interested In '$ 7-063 ?• FM/AM radio, frultwood. 4t»Ux3J. per- THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. At] utili- REBUILT H' SEAMAN RIVER SKIFF — Maximum remuneration lor Fire and Cos* Schrom at... earning opportunity of SI 50 per week. more. Trucks now avollahje lor Ice creom uoily rater.wrlier. Prefer Iniurance girl vending. Coll 05-0151 o.m feet, beautiful tone. (125. call 747-4311. ties. Cet^le. For fnlormollon ufl" " Wisconsin air-cooled engine, with trailer. Phone far appointment, 741 1948. An equal 747-4294 391-0951. ' . wllh experience In rating ond writing opportunity employer. NO ONE commercial policies. Many fringe ben- CLERK TYPIST OINETTE SET— French Provincial. RUSSELL _an offer you 6 WHITE ALUMINUM «0. KFVPORT — Thfei rcofm. Coyple, Out efits. Excellent working conditions. Call CLAIMS REPRESENTATIVE — Respon- Permanent position In production control :otnbinallon windows Installed far only month security., References, Mr. HowofQ Prevllle. M1I4W. Oldsmoblle-Cadlllac Co. slbte position with large Insurance com- Call 542-M03 alter 5 p.m. Coll 2M-521& STORAGE AND SERVICE 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red BonK department for person wllh good typing Sf». Only Prown'j,.. Thai's right... pany. College degree required. No ex* skills and figure optilude. Duties Include only «lorJM. INSTALLED. * RUAIMAGE SALE - St. James Memorial SEASON ANCHORAGE AVAILABLE RN — I) p.m. to 7 a.m. poq.tlme. EM >erlence necessary. Call 3S4-2S00, Ext, KEANSBURG — 5Vj larae faoms, work- RRY MANOR exTENOfeo'cARG FA posting ana record keeping. Some ex- Parish House. 69 Brood St.. Eatontown Houseboats. On tidal creek* quiet, private, "34. Frl., May 7,7-9 p.m. Sol. Moy I, ID-i. Ing fireplace. Becatifroni. ND pets. 5ecu Mon perience desirable. Excellent benefits In- rlfy. 5175, no utilities. Alter 5 p.m. 78/ Electricity, woter ovolloble.7|T-tHI CILITY, Matawon. 540-6400. clude profit sharing, paid holldoys. vaca- PROWN'S EXPERIENCED BODY MEN — Ex- 12 Brood St. Red Bank 741-7500 00M or 914-35^9'lW otter 5. YOU'RE" IN DEMAND when you're an RESUMES PREPARED tion and health Insurance plan, If Inter- BASS GUITAR — Domino, with case, PENDER MUSTANG GUITAR ~ And cellent salary for qualified men. Fred ested, please coll Mrs. M. GorroDrant. Fender deluxe reverb amplifier*- like new. Avon Representotlve. People want per- Hughes I San, Inc., 11 Oceanport Ave., irlginol cast (120, In excellent cendll'oiv WEST END - Vh turnlshed rooms. BUSINESS NOTICES -sonal service andjerorld-igmcut prod- W. tang Branch, Coll after i. llHItl. — WHEELOCK SIGNALS INC. Kltth*n< botd< air ccmditiont d ucts that hove a money-bock guarantee. 373 Bronchport Ave. Long Branch from$175,iMOcean Blvd.. 1-— d/r Personnel LOCKE MOWER — 70", wllh lu Want to earn money, meet people, win SOFA-BED - AS It, «0. Crib dp, twin ^TWlTSCRElNS?? 157 Brood St. Red Bank 142-3501 EXPERIENCED MECHANIC— Far Hardly v»ed. Like new. $m. SPACIOUS LUXURY — OnB-bedr«om prlies? Call J. Slrcholl, 741-4143, 4«2- heavy construction eaulpment. Steady. 222-6880 bed, box spring, mattress,»». 9i64443 94H«i We re-screen wood or aluminum framed 1377. 774-IJia . Coll 717^430. apartment to sublet for six month! start- WANTED - PRODUCE MANAGER AND Also repairing gorboge trucks. Coll Mo* An enuol opportunity employer i Jl Iwiih optional lease. Located in screens. ROYAL TYPEWRITER — (Ollli .SBWINO TBACHEH -(Part-lime, to CLERK. Top union scales, Hospl- MECHANIC ANO SCHOOL BUS DRIV. WATER SOFTENER — AutomallC. With ERS — Marlboro Township Board of I brine tank. SIS »Brood R HcJegnk 711-7100, teoch dressmaking and give Instructions talliotlon, union benefits. Apply FOOD EXPERIENCED PAINTERS — Full end JW.«. Phone 74IW42. an the operation ol s'wlng machines. CITY, 911 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrews- part-lime, coll after e p.m. calion Is expanding Us school bus II CO1I94W244 — i WO ROOMS UPSTAIRS — Furnished. MusMt t hahave good working knowledge ool bury or call 542-4205. - t4Mi>3 One medtonlc needed for all around _-. CAMERA LENSES repolr ond maintenance. Also receiving WHITE BATHROOM FIXTURES — Com- : Convenient location. Security required. HELP WANTED sewing Good income antfexcelienl work- SHORT ORDER COOKS - Good year PenloK or Mamlya ELECTRICIAN applications for school bus drivers foi mode, sink, medicine cabinet, and acces- : Coil 741-8211. ' ing candltlani. Apply llnper Co., Mmv round position. Mult apply In person, NO sories. S50. Coll 741-0307. MALE OR FEMALE moiltr. tHoppIng Center, E jfontown. tnext school year. New positions, new (mi i«7i;; PHONE CALLS, Ho word Johnson'*, Mid- ; equipment. Top salary, paid health ban- v/rnniwr. r.nwN — RIVER — Mature and neat. Drug store PIANOS-ORGANS stock control. Contact Noylor's Autp ATORS — And drivers. Experienced only. Male or female. Apply In person, 13. Used spinels from SIM. Unlimited rentals ANTIQUE LAMPS - Antique clocks, COMMERCIAL RENTALB Ploaso answer by resume to Box PorkIS, m-1414. Call 297-1344,441-74(7 between 9 and I. Brood St., Red Bonk. Irom 17.50. Warehouse for Yomoha-Conn. many oilier antique Items. 1I> Middlesex (Imboll-Wurlllzer-Chlckering. FREE- Rd., Molawon. 127, WANTED — Summer cook. Also Honky MAINTENANCE MECHANIC WANTED — Swimming coach. Local 1OLD MUSIC CENTER, 12 Tnrockmor- Tonk piano player. Apply In person, Rum teach club. For further information call ton St. 4&74730. OPPORTUNITY FOR Runner, lie Oeeon Av«,, Seo Bright.- For steel tubing plant. Good oil around •47.414S. VvAITRSStii - BnerlMced only, A poll NDIVIDUALSALE — Ofllce, mo'iTlrig MACHINERY FOR fiALK , DOCTOR'S OFFICE man. Steady work. Top rales and liberal In person, Marflnl's Olntr, Hwy It, MAN WANTED — To learn operation ol PRESSERS — For dry cleaning plant, pnd oraphlrs equipment. PB PQltaoe AVl. Immedlote occupancy; Colls Towne Shop- HELP WANTED MALE company benefbenefitss . Dayy sshif t II a.ma.m.. l loo :34:300 BULLDOZER — 11.0. HE, motor over- Ht, Rt. 14 (OKXulle Oelicloin OKherdil. ;Kegn«Jurg: mocnlnery in automated lawn business. p.m. Apply Berger Industries, Inc., Edi- 'art-jlme and full-time employment. Mus chine 4351, PB Inserter and PB Scale. Ad- hauled. Undercorrioge like new. Mlchlgon pm Apply Berger Industries, Inc., Edi- drestogroph Graphatype e34r>. Speedau. tolls Neck. 4JT5J2J. Call «71-J?2», between v-5 p.m: son Industriall CentCenterr , UUS HwHwy 11 , MtluMtlu- be experienced. Immediate employment. I.MtUr I1S-A. IM3 rnlerrntlonol tandem Top earnings. Apply LITTLE SILVER mat 2&00 and Notchorj also shrink box. HELP WANTED HALE Chen, NJ. 549-24002400. dump truck. New rubber, new motor. All (HoreCIasslflrt YOUNC MAN - Oeneral work In a Red CLEANERS, 601 Branch Ave.. Little Sil- light table, waxer. Two GBC collators, 30 equipment in excellent condillon ond not Bank hardware store. Call Mr. B. between ASSISTANT SHIPPER - aripht yet . ver. ond 16 bin. Heorly new Headllner ond dln Ihe lost J years. ftlMl . o& Next Page) ENGINEER 4:3Q.S:3nce In PuMte Words 0* MEN WITH CARS WANTED — To deliv- Ing office, member two mullipte listing Pine, ]' lo I', 7? per ff. Behind Wicker •«n and Trellic, tindery or H«r»»v (Msign Campetllivt "l|li|. Unuluilly •ilmilve er morning and/or Sunday papers, N» col- services. Call Mr. Camassa. 741-eMM. Born, m, 14, Com N.clc. 10 la i dolly. FABUIOUS GUTS FOR MOTHER'S DAY tilna* binttlll IncludinB rrtlrtment puin, lecting. Coll 747-J14J. f>i»mnce:Deiir»bi., Ur.mhlp flequlnd. REAL ESTATE SAlEtMAN ~*MrM- hcupiWuiflon, mi»r meolol, diuidity In- »m< lupervlHry rnpemlblUty, Join • smell , MATURE MAN — To manege large, mod- Jittiy for #$toti AT trowing orgMwejion. ceme prouctien. vlpsiien. elck letve end u*- ern ear wash, full or porl-llme. Will trHn SITUATION WANTED , TOP SOIL tionfieyminletin. , reliable, responsible person. Coll »M-7CT.' S2.5O OJ. yd. Tondem loods. Weekend de- rt»<>t rtqulrs minimum eapuleiloe of 1 Services. Molowan area resident pre FEMALE livery only. After 4:30 pjn.. 229-9393. S>l|t|nPt|iemllng en t* ye* tupJeiTvsf 4j«r. tofita) «Noh- ferred_MisrtminoVJtory. Our employees CAMPING FUN - AwoHs you new. Why STUDIO PLASTIQUE vnr«, tuft end nadl, inliuf, euk-eM- I Experienced In all types ol construction. knew a! this od and oil inquiries kept con- YOUNO HOUSEWIFE — With one child, -oltf You con borrow tails, stoves, cots. fidential. Write Box P-142, The Daily Reg- wishes lo care for I or 2 pre school chil- elena. surveys, bridges, ttnKtune IJ. fnutmtfy EXenlve Wngi ten>ni>. lsttr. Reel Bar*. dren for working mother Iri my home. 229- protects. Gtnler poiitione noulre leme tfs- Z Rental Center, 111 Newman Springs — Tp learn painting trade. 1. Shrewsbury, 7414040. Our beautiful and unique array of Ploxiglas gilts aro fantas- Resume, Stlwy R»qulfenient« '•^n experlente. CONSTRUCTION ANO LANDSCAPING lty tot n«.ly wah resume, "Isry rwuliennnis em) ,— Full or parl-tlme. Top woges lo good I WILL OIVE - Loving care loyoor chll SURFBOARD — f Hansen custom, used tic finds for under |10. Matvolous Pin Magnet *2.25, worker. Reference needed. Coll between In my home. Infants accepted. El three months, excellent condition. Bright colorful plastic apron $2.50 or a beautiful seo- perlenced mother. Call 741-12)5. 74MSM . tAstociATes.in MECHANIC — Immediate opening. Five- . thiough umbrella decorated with perky, spring'posiM-only vg day week, fold vocation. New ond usei* C*»(u:ilno » Muniopil t«gJ ' COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE HIGH ICHOOL JUNIOR - Maloring In 113 Hlglwey J5, l%ldl«Wwn Townetllp ]Hiolnwy3 con. Top salary forrlD.nl man. Call 741 1500 to SIOOOo month • 7.50. - 1 WHoroppclntmeni, business, wonts part-time leb (now). Also P.O. Ree adit, NJ. Mid««aw««aw> ttownsKIo p Large manufacturing corporation ex- summer employment. Call 4.H-MI4. M1.7474IU r.O, Red Bank, NJ. panding across country and Inter- ThM* and many other present* wilt please the mojt loving A»> J0I.747-4I12 mother... entertaining mother... decorating mother.,. «o$mrrpH •nd our «U time favorite... grandmother. ^vmjtMftSmm. MiTorcnioSi- \ 24 •n»Drfy . J, Wedaaty, itiry 5,1971 2 Main Parts! LEGAlNOnCE HOUSES FOB BALK HOUSES FOR SALE Patchwork Twins FireSerpee 467 LOVELY LITTLE SILVER RANCH Printed Pattern Recognition OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK - 756 w. rt. suiting natwrtfoir' which art _ ,— in ncttiMl location. Dtslroble for Mr Beautifully landscaped yard. Spacious living annoy or disturb the person to. or >«l|Ul»L Oil MM73JI hj.tiin > am S. whose hearing they are made. Day Is Set room, gameroom, filed baths. Dining room (5) molest, obstruct. Interfere, MOOEItN AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES FOR THE VIOLATIONS THEREOF.. prevent free access by members at th FBEEHOLDER - Freehol- Perfect house for you. $34,990. THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF TH public, officer* of said Borough or em KSrsSfrmMMH.MaMk. BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY IN TH ployees, In or around ony public buildings, der Director Joseph C. Irwin OFFICE — Two rooms, vmrly 300'. Suit- COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND STAT or obstruct the corridors, stairways, oi yesterday proclaimed £ti> able BANK — Office tor rent, furnished, Send for Brochure Section 3: The term "actor" Is con lic street, or public or quasi-public place, Heot ana utilities supplied. US mcnln slrued to be a person committing any act "Monmouth County is fa- COII74MHI6 Section 4: The term "assault" is cor strued to be an attempt or offer with un vored to have'within its bor- lawful force or violence, to hurt or n> whenever any police offfc ders a devoted and dedicated DISTINGUISHED HOUSES FOK SALE physical Injury Io another. shall, In the .exercise of reasonable ]udfl REAL ESTATE Section 5: The Perm "battery" Is coi ment, decide that the presence of any per group of men manning the OFFICES strued fo be the actual doing of on unlaw son or persons In ony public or quasi-pui FOR SALE EXCELLENT fut hurt, however slight, an unlawful toy lie place Is causing or likely to cause an various fire companies and Located In center of Red Bonk Buslnes HOUSES FOR SALE ing of hands upon the person of another of me conditions enumerateaWn this sec district, OAK HILL no matter how light the touch. tionj he shall. If he deems It necessary f serving the public," said the This center hall home Is located , • Central Air Conditioning Section 6: The term "borough enforce the preservation of the public peace a fr in the hear! of this beautiful area. safely, order that person or those person proclamation. • Self Service Elevator Center hall, four bedrooms, living merit officer" Is construed to Be any per • Private Parking Space RUMSON son who Is by virtue of authority vested to leave that place. Any person or person room with fireplace, family room, who shall refuse to leave,after being s "The fire service of Mon" • Complete Jon Mortal Service gameroom, 2'/J baths. Basement. him or her. by the Mayor and Council • Individual Thermostatically Con- This French Provincial home Is lo- the Borough of Shrewsbury, required ordered by o police officer shall be gull mouth County perform manj cated on Bellevue Ave., In the heart of Potio. Tastefully decorated. Gen- enforce any at the lows, codes, ond regu of a violation or this Ordinance and b< trolled Heat ttie estate area. Your family will en- erous allowance to be made for i • Wall-to-WaMCorpeting lotions of the Borouah of Shrewsbury. guilty ol disorderly conduct. public, services in addition tc |oy the privacy afforded by the sur- sewer installation. Asking S54.90O. Section 7: 54 Broad Street Red Bank rounding woodlands; the beauty of the Call for appointment. Section 7: The term "breach of Ihi the suppression of fire, sue! f lootings, gardens, and the outdoor peace" Is construed to be ony violation o (a) No person shall, within the Hml Coll for appointment to inspect J Roger F. Cozens public order as amounts to a dlst urbane of sold Borough, enter any school, churcl ivlng offered by *th"e rear terroc* e end of the general community. as dwelling inspections, pre 747-1100 swimmin-'- imln' " g pool-iol.. Center hall, livin„g Agency, Realtor public or quasi-public building or struc roam with fireplace, tormal dining (Formerly Hall Bros.) Section 8: The term ''conduct" Is coi ture, or the premises on which trie som fire planning, inspections o GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY — For rentln room with parkllke views from the 813 River Rd. 741-7636 Folr Havei strued to be any act, action, 6r omlssioi Is situate, and break. Injure, mar, deface of professional offices is being oflerei and Its accompanying state of mind. remove, or destroy and property, real commercial and industrial fa' picture windows. Eat-in kitchen. Five Member Multiple Listing now. Immediate occupancy. Colts Towne bedrooms, three baths, gome room. Section 9: The term "disorderly con Shopped Rt. 34, (opposite Delicious Or- Screened porch opens to rose parden. duct" Is construed to be those acts oi cilities, hospitals, schools and chords) Colts Neck. 431-2323. A truly well planned home for 1he OAK HILL omissions that tend to breach the peace rest homes." fami ly with teenagers. Just offered at Gorgeous tuslom built contemporary or cause a risk thereof; which Include, bu tlons, ceremonies or.public meejlngs, MODERN PROFESSIONAL OFFICES - 3140,000. split-level home. Three large bedrooms, are not limited to any of the following any..person participating, or, ejngagin The proclamation noted Shrewsbury. 3 or 4, rooms plus lavatory. formal dining room, 22' living room, large fighting, violent behavior, unreasonab therein on, in, or about any school unlimited parking. Also business or pro- Roger F. Cozens entrance foyer, t*o lull baths. Family noise, offensive or coorse utterances, ges church, or other public or quasi-publl that today's fireman is a tech- fessional man to shore suite. 747-2401. room plus finished basement with bar, tyres, or displays, the addressing of nbu building, structure, or place. Agency. Realtor slve language Io another or the creatioi OFFICE SPACE - Matawan, Rt. 3*. Ap- (Formerly Hall Bros.) 16x34' pool, targe potto In pool area with ) No person sholl, within the limit nically trained and highly indoor/outdoor carpet, ond central air of a hazard or physically offensive com of said Borough, disturb the quiet am proximately 750 sq. ft. Immediate occu- 813 River Rd. 7t\-WU Folr Haven tlon, or ony act or omission that lends pancy. Coll 566-0936 for details. Member Multiple Lilting conditioning, Dead-end street. Exclusive peace of any public library, reading roon skilled professional public ser- area. V* acre with big trees and privacy* endanger the morals, safety, or health or other public building. STORE OR OFFICE SPACE — 30'x30' privacy, privacy. Only S47.9OO. THE KIR- the community or a class of persons or Section 8: vant. It added that the ser- Motawan Twp. FRIENDLY WAN CO., Realtors, Campbells Junclion WUG* famfiy. (o) No person shall, within the limll vices are given voluntarily __ Cal Belford, N.J. 787-5500. Section 10: The term "disorder of said Borough, maliciously destrov FAIR HAVEN Use a patchwork print or house" is construed to be any nous damage, or Injure any property not one with only the reward of help- REFRESHMENT STAND FOR RENT Brand new listing in excellent condition, SOMETHING SPECIAL building, or structure where acts are -pei own. Beachfront, Union Beach. 414 Front St. Wood-burning fireplace In large 11 vine stitch gay scraps together! TormedTthat tend Io corrupt the morals < Coll 478-8161 after 7 p.m. room, nice family'room, comblnctloi RUAASON TUDOR (b) No person sholl, within the limit ing others. Lovely neighborhood, near everything. the community or to promote a breach i of said Borough, open, Injure, destroy, de porch, attached garage. Low taxes. Movi Whip up New SHORTCUTS the peace, or any place kept for the pui rlgfit In. Ashing U3,000. Three bedroorhs, ]Vi baths. Fireplace In face, mutilate, break, or tamper with an living room, formal dining room, delight- plus matching skirts for mom pose of public resort for thieves, drun fire hydrant. HOUSES FOR RENT ful screened porch, full basement, two-car ords, prostllutes, or other idle and vtclou (c) Mo person shall, within the liml Three No Bills garage. Don't delay — call for appoint daughter. Printed Patterns people; whether Ihere is any actual dls of sold Borough, In ony way injure, d< WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — lurbance of the public peace, quiet, am Furnished and unfurnished. Immediote VAN TiORN ment. V35,OOO. stroy, break, mutilate, deface, or tamper Realtor ~ 667: misses' sizes 10-12; 14-16. Includes any place where unlawful and with an/ street light, utility pole, fixture occupancy. SAMUEL TEtCHER leaal or a dices are habitually carried on Are Returned AGENCY. Oceahporl Ave.. Ocecnport, Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. RUSSELL M. BORUS (50c) 638: child's sizes 2-4; 6-8. " ony part thereof. 542-3S0Q. sectionill: The term "drunkenness" Section 9: No person snail, within the FREEHOLD - The Mon- 747-4100 REALTORS (50c) State size. construed to be any person who appear limits of said Borough, paste, write, clip, AVAILABLE — Modem three-bedroom 804 River Rd. 600 River Rd. Fair Hoven under the Influence of alcohol or any I paint, print, nail, clamp, or otherwise fa mouth County Grand Jury has home. Fully carpeted and oir conditioned. 7««32 FIFTY CENTS for each toxfcotlng beverage, not therapeutical ten, inscribe, or affix ony notice, placar returned these no bills (no Rent plus all utilities 1330 per month. Ref- HOLMDEL administered. or advertisement against or upon any erences. PAUL P. BOVA, Realtor, 671 RUMSON Two main pattern parts - pattern - add 15 cents for Section 12: The term "dwelling" Is co way, gale, house, store, shop, shed, fence, cause for action): 2544. [__ ' YOUNG RANCHER strued to be any building or siructur rock, stump, tree, shrub, bush, building, that's ALL! Whip up this each pattern for first-class though movable and temporary, or o por structure, or utllily pole without the con- 1125 to 13S0 Per Month ~~" Situated on V/i heavily wooded acres. CAPE COD Sarah Lee Powell of Green- Spacious living room, formcil dining room, On lovely tot with towering trees. Living tlon thereof, which is for the time being < sent or ihe owner or occupant ol the same THE BERO AGENCY wink-quick wrap in an hour or mailing and special handling. person's home or place of lodging. and in accordance with other Ordinance: wood Road, Marlboro, ' Rt.35 Mlftdlefawn fireplace in den, large screened porch, ex room with flreploce, dining room* big of the Borough. 6711000 posed basement. Three bedrooms, twe kitchen, three bedrooms ond two baths. two for practically pennies. Send to Laura Wheeler, The Section 13: The term "firearm" Is w berths. Quality construction. Beautiful set- Recreation room. Taxes under $1000. We strued to include ony pistol, revolvei Section 10: charged with atrocious as- HEPTUNE — Three-bedroom ranch, V/i ting, brook at rear of property. Askln think you will like It. Asking 539,900. Make several in easy-care' Daily Register, 61 Needlecraft rifle, shotqun, machine gun. atuomat (a) No person shall, within the 11ml sault and battery. baths, corport, basement. Convenient •55,900. JOHN F.ANDERSON and semiautomatic rifle or any gun or d of said Borough, hinder or obstruct on' schools and shopping. SJ75 per month. 4W- cottons with bright binding. Dept, Box 161, Old Chelsea vice or Instrument In the nature of Borough "enforcement" officer In Ihi John L. Motley of 18 Biondl 3227, oner 3 p.m. RUSSELL AA. BORUS AGENCY Station, New York, N.Y veapon from which may be fired oi performance of his duties, nor shall on1 Printed Pattern 9280: NEW jjecfed a solid projectile, boll, slug, oi lerson knowingly resist or oppose any o St., Cliffwood, and Stella NEW COLONIAL - 4-5 bedrooms" 21^ REALTORS Realtors 636 River Rd. Fair Haven 741-4477 10011. Print PATTERN NUM- fleer or person authorized by law I baths, den with fireplace, all appliances. 600 River Rd. Fair Haven Girls' Sizes 6, 8,10,12,14. Size Section 14: The term "hinder" is con serving or attempting to. serve any wrl Green of 19 Leighton Ave,, Convenient location.$450. £71-4178. 747- oains: ON THE WATER ZIP. 1 Air conditioning.-Two-car garage. Family RUMSON Section 15: The term "Indecency arrest either with or without a warrant. ing and abetting the obtaining room with lireploce. Broadloom from $35,900 construed to be any act morally offensive, Section 11: walt-towall. Private, fenced In, beau- COLONIAL This Colonial split has four king-size bed- SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS NEW 1971 NEEDLECRAFT or tending to debauch the morals. (o) No person shall, wllhln the limit: of money under false pre- . rttully landscaped. US0 month. 946-4466 of- A charming home on 3/« acre of fall trees rooms, 2'/2 baths, paneled den, located on CATALOG - what's happen, Section 16: The term "Intoxication' of said Borough, by word, act, deed, oi ter 6 p.m. Center hall, 25' living room, forma! dlninc lot with 103' bulkheading. Moor your boat for each pattern — add 15 construed to mean an Impairment of men- other means, willfully and maliciously tenses and receiving stolen at the door. Excellent buy $35,900. tal or physical capacities resulting from live or cause to be given a false fire, po RUMSON SUMMER RENTAL — Large, room, large kitchen with dining area, cents for each pattern for ing in knits, crochet, quilts, property. ' family room, four bedrooms, three baths, the influence of alcohol, narcotics, or oth- lice, or first aid alarm, Nor sholl any per- shaded. Fully furnished. .Five bedrooms, PAUL BRAGAR ~r drugs. son willfully and maliciously destroy or screened porch, full basement, wall-to- first-class mailing and special fashions, embroidery. Free 1 3V> baths. Estate area. Walk to ocean. REALTOR Section 17: The term "Interference njure any other apparatus of any fire, po Joseph Boyd of 317 Garfield Swimming pool. Asking W25O season. 8«- wall carpeting, two-ione heat. All In ex- P4 Broad ST. , Shrewsbury patterns. 50c. construed to mean to intentionally hinder lice, or first aid alarm system. cellent condition. Priced nt S75,000. 747-0221 handling. Send to Marian Court, Long Branch; Joseph 2644. or be In opposition to, or to come Into col- (b) No person shall, within the limits o JOHN F. ANDERSON Martin, 420 The Red Bank NEW! COMPLETE IN lision with. told Borough, during on alarm of fire oi P. White of 355 Grant Ave.k IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Four bed- AGENCY 2 Section 18: The term "lewd" Is con- first aid, hinder, prevent, or deter by c room, two-bath home, Llncroft location. Realtors APPLEBROOK Register, Pattern EAEPT., " STANT GIFT BOOK - over strued to mean anything that is wanton, device whatsoever, any, fireman, first old- Eatontown, and Herbert B. References and security required. Call of- 636 River Rd. Fair Haven 741-4477 Four bedrooms. 25' mother's dream kltch- West 18th St., New York, 100 gifts! All occasions, ages, lustful, vulgar, or obscene. man or policeman or oiher person from ter B p.m. 842-1773. ,en. Cherry paneled den with fireplace, sun Section 19: The term "U~~lodge~" ,Is„ _„co,a rendering lawful assistance in abating or Eddy of 50 Stratford Road; LtTTLE SILVER CUSTOM - Finest sec- "EXEC'SoCASTLE" room, two baths. Three-car garage. Im- N.Y., 10011. Print NAME, AD- Crochet, paint, tie dye, de-strued to mean to provide femporar quelling such fire or providing first old as- New Shrewsbury, charged tion. Nearly 2 acres, woods and stream. mediate possession. Excellent condition. DRESS, ZIP, STYLE NUM- coupage, knit, ,sew, quilt, quarters for, or to establish or settle in sistance or hinder or interfere with any Flagstone codtout pctio. Beautifully land* $45,000. CROWELL AGENCY, 741-4030. place. fireman, first aldman or policeman from with possession of narcotics."' scaped. Just completely redecorated. Foy- RUMSON ROAD MR. CLEAN WAS HERE! BER and SIZE. weave, more! $1.00. Section 20: The term "loiter" Is coi going to or returning from the piace er, living room with fireplace, dining THIS FOUR-BEDROOM GRACIOU Three-bedroom, two-balh roncfi, paneled strued to mean being without any visible where any building, structure, or other room, modern electric kitchen with dish- HOME HAS IT ALL - SPACIOUSNESS, den ond fenced yard. Owner transferred, NEW Fall-Winter Pattern Complete Afghan Book - $1.00 and lawful business or purpose and with- properly Is on fire, or from which a fire ; washer, two master bedrooms, two tile BEAUTIFULBATHS, BEAUTIFUI will give early occupancy. Call today out being able to give a satisfactory ac- ir first old alarm proceeds; nor shall _.. Moose to Fete baths. Extra bedroom or den. Paneled GROUNDS. TOTAL LUXURY FOR THEdon't delay — 546,500. Catalog. 114 dynamic designs. "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c count of oneself. This shall also Include ierson hinder or obstruct the passage oi family room, separate laundry. Partially FAMILY FOR M2,vO0 prowling or being in a place at a time nol my fire engine, hook or ladder truck oi furnished. Ideal for race track or beach. Walker & Walker, Realtors Free Pattern Coupon. 50c. V50 Instant Gifts" Book. 50c usual tor Individuals, under circums- any other fire apparatus, or any type of Lawn care. SI700 for 3 months. Principals PAUL BRAGAR Hwy 3S 741-5212 Shrewsbury : Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 50c tances that warrant alarm for the safety ambulance In going Io or from the place Past Leaders only. 642-0017. REALTOR INSTANT SEWING BOOK of persons and/or property in the vicinity. from which an otorm of fire or first aid 7»4 Brood St. shrewsbur) IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY —Three-bed Section 21: The term "obstruct" Is con aroceeds or where ony building or other KEANSBURG - Loyal Or- room split on large lot. Living room, for- Quilt Book 1-16 patterns, 50c TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — Hwy 36, 747-0221 sew today, wear tomorrow. strued to mean Io render impassable wilt iropertymay be burning. mal dining room, kitchen, utility room, unreasonable hazard and Inconvenience. der of Moose, Bayshore Lodge West Keonsburg. Immediate occupancy. n !e aDr 9S rl tC ly |1. INSTANT FASHION Museum Quilt Book 2 - pat- Section 12: Please call 495-0151 am. FIRST TIME OFFERED l@^ i f " ° Section 22: The term "offensive weap- (a) No person shall within the limits 603, will hold a dinner to honor River Plaza redwood contemporary PALACE REALTY AS5OCS. BOOK - What-to-wear an- terns for 12 superb quilts. on" 1$ construed to be any bomb, machine if said Borough, be Intoxlcaled or drunk RUMSON AREA -' Beautifully land- ranch. Cathedral beamed celling In living 2958 Rt. 35 - Hazlet, NJ. gun, sawed olf shotgun, or firearm spe- and disorderfy in any street, highway past governors of the lodge on scaped custom built home on "A acre wa> room, dining area, kitchen. Flreploce. swers, accessory, figure tips! Book 3, "Quilts for Today's cially made or specially adapted for con- Ihoroughfare, public or quasi-public place terrront. Lovely view. Dramatic living 264-5300 Friday at 8 p.m. at Bach- Three bedrooms, IV; baths. Wooded lot on Licensed Real Estate Broker Only $1. cealment or silent discharge, or any )r in any private house, or In any hotel, room with cathedral celling and fireplace. pond. 138,000. Living". 15 patterns. 50c black|ack,.sandbag, metal knuckles, dog- warding house, store, restaurant or other stadt's Tavern, Bray Ave., Dining room with flreploce and bay win- HOLMDEL — Secluded ranch. Giant aer, or other Implement for the Inflictlo place to the annoyance of any person or dow overlooking river. Two large master ALLAIRE-FARROW trees. T/i acres. Top area. Many exlras. of serious bodily harm which serves n persons lawfully therein. East Keansburg. : bedrooms, terrace and patio. Furnished. » AGENCY (55,900. STYNES, Realtor, 946-9666. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LEGAL NOTICE common lawful purpose. (b) No person shall, within the limits Perfect for race trock or beoch. Lawn Realtors Section 23: The term "omission" Is con- jf said Borough, In any public or quasi Music will be provided by care. Deep water mooring. Rental 12200, 5 Corners, Middletown 671-2590 ENGLISH TUDOR - Rlv*er Plata. On strued to mean failure to act, somethln Dubilc place, drlrk, or have under his pos Principals only. 842-0017. 2?4 Broad St., Red Dunk 741-M50 large beautifully treed corner lot. Custom INVESTMENT NOTICE neglected or left undone. .ession or control, any Intoxicating beve- the Ascots and a hot smorgas- 1511 RED BANK — RUMSON AND MILES kitchen with Mediterranean birch cabi- Section 24: The term "person" Is con- aae while in attendance as o spectator or nets, master bath and 19x23 paneled fami- PROPERTY bord will be served. Tickets AROUND - Multiple Latinos. Send tor I I strued to rrieart any natural person and >ther*rlse, qt any. place where an inter- WANTED TO RENT ly room renovated within past 12 months. Good downtown business location. 25'x60' SUPEHIOR COU BT OF^IEW JERSEY where relevant, includes a corporation, scholastic or other type of athiejtic event ree catalog ol modest homes, farms, pala- store, tlrst floor. Possible owner's apart may be purchased from local WE NE£t> — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom tal Rumson estates, waterfronts, acreage, Four bedrooms, Vh baths. Living room partnership, or unincorporated associ jr contest Is-taking place. 4x25 with brick fireplace, dining room ment/ second floor. Both rented d atlon. Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished lots, business opportunities. present. Immediate possession. Store suit (e) It shall be unlawful .tor ony person Moose members. from US to 1350 per month for incoming 10x14 with adjacent sun room, full base- MONMOUTH COUNTY Section 25: The term "profane" Is con under the age of twenty-one (21) years of ment, attic, garage. 9 months old wall-to- able for restaurant, beauty shop, etc. An Oscktl No. Nsa-U perionnei. THE BERG AGENCY Rt. 35, Ray Stillman; Realtor excellent buy ot $29,000. THE KIR WAN .trued to mean lewd or vulgar. to knowingly possess or consume any Middletown. 671-1000 wall shag rugs. Exterior primed ond First Federal Savings and Loan Associ- Section 26: The term "public con- "Our 53rd Year" palnfed Dec. 1970. 5 minute walk to New CO., Realtors; 787-5500. | X>hollc beverage or beer In any motor New Mexico is the fifth larg- US H»y 35 Shrewsbury 741-1600 ation j>l Clwrwaler. Florida. Plaintiff vs veyance" Is construed to be any vehicle vehicle, public, or quasi-public place, or WANTED — Room with kitchenette one irork City train. Selling privately — job Isodore Hollls. et ux., ?t als., Defendants used In the general conveyance of passen- n any private place, wllhln the limits of est state in area in the United private both for mature, college-educoied. YORKTOWN AT ENGLISHTOWN no*e.»j,750. ald Borough. gentleman. 741-3766. Southern Colonial with four bedrooms, 2'/a above slated action to me directed rshall Section 27: The term "quasl-publl States and has eight persons per ELFORD — Three-bedroom ranch, new- txpoie for sale at public vendue at the baths, that's loaded with extrasl The SHELTER CARE HOME — For elderly. 'lace" Is construed to mean any place, ARTICLE III DAILY REGISTER REPORTER-. And Colonel has been transferred and Is offer- y decorated, detached garage. FHA op- :ourt House. In the Borough of Freehold, square mile. wife need apartment or small house In the State licensed. No vacancies. Newly reno- irlvately owned, but to which the public I Section 1: Ing his mansion for S37,9O0. jralsed at $25,900, minimum down $1650. bounty of Monmouth, New Jersey, on nvlted, which shall include, but not b R«j Bwfcojw- Can move In immediately. :all 671-1289. vated. Large lot. No phone Information. 86 Monday the 17th day of May, 1971. at 1 (a) All fines Imposed and collected un- Call 8127292 otter 5 p.m. Washington St.. Long Branch. Owner will I ml ted to the following: commercial, In der and by virtue of this Ordinance shall Walker & Walker, Realtors o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. dustriol, and business'properties, stores, Hwy 35 • 671-3311 Mlddleiown OCEANPORT — Spacious ranch on beau- take back mortgage.. ALL thai tract or parcel • of land, situ- De paid into the treasury of Ihe Borouah LEGAL NOTICE SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY - Seeking tifully landscaped corner lot. Foyer, living restaurants, bars, retail business estab- 3f Shrewsburv. " te, lying and being In the Borough of Red lishments and their adjoining or relate* rental units for clientele. If you have FAIR HAVEN - Executes home. Two- "oom, formal dining room, large eal-ln onk, In the Coumy of Monmouih In the houses or apartments to rent, call 542 storv, oil custom built. Large foyer. Five ",o ossumable mortgage, 569,000. 671-0338. 'Inla Ryland Manglnl, (formerly Lavlnla 3f the provisions of this ordinance may, In rage. Full bosement. Eat-In kitchen. 671- LEGAL NOTICE yland), husband ond wife, bearing even 3lay or representation. enclosed In sealed envelopes bearing th» he discretion of the judge, be Imprisoned iame and address of the Bidder, and the ANYONE WANTING TO SHARE room 0491. MIDDLETOWN OAK HILL — Spacious ate herewith and about to be recorded In (b) No person shall within the limits n Ihe County Jail for a period of not more and expenses write to Box B-13B, The NOTICE ' he Monmouth County Clerk's Office at iame of the work on the outside, act* our-bedroom, three-bath split on beau- 'Public Notice — The Township Com of said Borough perform ony of the acts ion six (6) months. . , Dolly Register. Red Sank. reehold, New Jersey. The within mort- aforementioned In Paragraph (a) of this Jressed to Township Committee, Town- MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom spill. ifully shrubbed ond shaded corner acre. miltee of the Township of Hoimdel grant Qoge is a first and purchase money mort- ;hlp of Hoimdel, Holmdel, NJ. and must Large living roam, wall-to-wall carpeting, Central air conditioning, wall-to-wall car- ed a variance to T. Nicholas Palma fo Section, in or on any private property ARTICLE VI lage, the consideration for which con- Section l: >e accompanied by a statement of Con* FURNISHED ROOMS Vh balhs, faroe paneled recreation room ieting, custom drapes. Fireplace. Large remises known as Block 11, Lot 31 on thi stlfutes a part of the purchase price of the •ithln the limits of said Borough, that lent of Surety from a surety company au- • with built-in bar. Assumable mortgage. family room, finished basement, two-car fax Map of Hoimdel Township, premise' toy be offensive to, or to the annoyance (a) All ordinances or ports of ordl horlzed to do business In the State of New EATON (OWN AREA Established sewers. Principals only. goroge. Principals only. S55,3O0. 671-1269. located In the OL-1 Zone, variance grant roperty described above. )f, any passing person, or person lawfully ionce conflicting or Inconsistent with this Also I.ncluden d In this mortgage and trsey and acceptable to the OWNER and CALL ed on same terms and conditions set by lereln, whether the actor has or has no ordinance are hereby repealed, but only certified check drawn to the order of 922I81S IUMSON — Walking distance to schools. the Zoning Board of Adjustment; meetl node a part hereof, Is the following Item: the permission of the owner .or respon- Insofar os the same conflict, or ore incon- 'ownship of Holmdel for not less than tin LONG BRANCH — Newly decorated. Liv- Two story Colonial, Brick front. Four bed- of said Township Committee held April l se person In charge of said property. sistent With this ordinance. ier cent (10%) of the amount bid. " ing room, dining room, kitchen and loun- ooms, two full baths. 19x20 beamed den. , approximate amount of the luda- Secflon 2: The right is reserved to re|ect any or Oil ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bedrooms. dry. Two bedrooms, IVJ baths. Basement. :athedral ceiling. AAagniflcant condition. nent to be satisfied by said sale Is the (a) No person shall, within the limits - ARTICLE VII >ids or to waive any Informalities where Reasonable rates. 14 E. Highland Ave., Front porch. J16,000. 229-9261. Ul downstairs carpeting Included. Living JOHN P.WADINGTON um of SI2.617, together with the costs of Section 1: Clerk >f said Borough, keep or maintain a dls- ;uch Informality Is not detrimental to trio Atlontic Highlands. 291-0599. oom ond dining room draperies included. his sale. irderly house or allow or permit any (a) This ordinance shall take effect test Interest of the Township of Holmdii. TWO HOUSES — On large lot. Income :entrallv air Conditioned. $62,000. 842- May 5 S3 JO The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to louse, shop, store or other building or jpon Its passage and publication accord- 'he right Is also reserved to Increase or LARGE ROOM —Suitable tor single property located In New Shrewsbury-Red 128. Appointment only. idlourn this sale without further notice by structure, owned or occupied by him or Ing to law lecrease the quantities specified In the man. Call after 5 p.m. Bank area. Asfcinp 523,000. 7J7-3BS2. HJbllcatlon. tier, to be used as a disorderly house. tOLAADEL — Hilltop property. Seven NOTICE nanncr designated In the Specifications 747-4290 LITTLE SILVER RANCH — On beau- Take notice that Hoimdel Liquor Store PAUL KIERNAN, (b) No person shall, within the limits PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The successful bidder shall be reoulfltd 3 ooms, one bath, garage. Three-room SherlK tifully landscaped U acre lot. A-l condi- odern cottage, 20x40 swimming pool, Inc. has applied to the Mayor and Council F said Borough, permit any house, shop, hat fho above Ordinance was duly o comply with the provisions of the Ntw FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT - At tion. Three bedrooms, fireplace. Asking 3ole« March a, 1971 -tore, or other building or structure adopted on first reading by the Council of lersey Prevailing Wage Act, Chapter* 150 ur acres. Beautiful location. Principals of the Township ot Hoimdel for a Plenary Wailey andWalley 200 Maple Ave., Red Bonk. Pleasant sur- $35,000. Shown only by appointment. Prin- mly. Call 946-4248. Retail Distribution License D-l for prem- iwned or occupied by him or her to be Ihe Borough of Shrewsbury, In the County it the Laws of 1P63, effective January'1> roundings, reasonable rent. Gentleman cipals only. 741-8590. ises situated ot 2095 Highway 35, Holmde' Attys. requented. or resorted to, by drunkards, Df Monmouth, New Jersey on the 8th day I9M, and any other tows or governmental preferred. Reference required. Call 747- AIR HAVEN — Five-bedroom home on Township, N. J. April 22, 28, May 5,12, $68.00 ntoxlcated persons, riotous or disorderly if April, 1971, and that said Ordinance egutalions ODDllcobln ttareto. ' 1438. MIDDLETOWN - BRIGADOON DUTCH lead-end street. Den, large screened Objections, If any. should be mode im- lersons, or by prostitutes, gamblers, or i\\\ be considered for final adoption at a COLONIAL — 11 rooms. Master bedroom agrants, or to become riotous or dls- neellng of said Borough Council to be lorch. 135,700. ELLEN S, HAZELTON, mediately in writing to John P. Wad Ing- NOTICE BY ORDER OFTHE FURNISHED ROOM — With shower. 1st with attached den or sitting room; 2Vj Realtor, 13 W. River Rd., Rumson. 842- Ion, Clerk of the Township ol Hotmdel, NJ. irderly ot any time" to the annoyance of teld at the Public School, 20 Obre Place, TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE floor, private entrance. Call 9-4 p.m. 747- baths, fenced-ln patio, two-car garage. 8495 ithers. Shrewsbury, New Jersey, on the 13th day ;oo. SHERIFF'S SALE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL 5041.4-8 p.m., 9464441. Corner lot. Close io bus and train. Princi- Section 3: >f May 1971 at 8 o'clock P.M., ot which JOHN P.WAD1NGT0N (Signed) SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY I me and place a public hearing will be pals only. 149,500. 671-3340. WO-DEDROOM DUPLEX — Co-oper- Harry C. Genovese,— President to) No person shall, wllhln the limits Township Clerk RED BANK — Rooms from Sunday to itlve apartment. Vail Homes. Excellent CHANCERY DIVISION >f said Borough, make or continue, or field prior to the final passage of said Or- Friday noon. Call 12-1 or 7-8 p.m. 2SI(verwhlte Rd., Little Silver, NJ. MONMOUTH COUNTY dinance, and all persons will be given an lay 5,6 $37.50 EATONTOWN - Vail homes. Two-bed- ondition. Many extras. 747-9611 or 542- Peter F. Genovese — Vice President :ause to be made or continued, or permit MI-53V2 room co-operative apartment. W00Q down Docket No. F424-70 iny unnecessary noise, either physical, WpVtunlty to be heard concerning the 14 Orexel Lane, Maiawan, N J. iame. NOTICE S97 month includes utilities. Good condi- Margoret R. Genovese — Secretary, Trea* nechanical, electrical, or electronic, JIJSB* fenced-|n Vard- Coll 542-9336 INE-ROOM HOUSE — Fireplace In llv- ecnsburo-Mlddielown National Bank, o which shall disturb the comfort, rest, or MENDMENTTO AN ORDINANCE ng room. Front and rear screened por- SU atlonal Banking institution of the United ADOPTING AND ESTABLISHIN5 GARAGES FOR RENT 2 Silver-white Rd., Little Silver, N. J. epoie of ony person or persons being in JEAN W. FABRY, :hes. Mortgage may be assumed. 787-2235. tales of America, Plaintiff vs: Harold A. is or her or their place or places of Borough Clerk SET AMONG TREES — On V acre lot on April 26,, May 5 $10.00 uslln ond Christina J. Austin, husband REGARD TO THE NORTHEAST MON- --BEO-8ANK-— 20x11 ceme.it building ± 1 abode. flay 5 $125,50 Good for storage, many uses. $25 month. the swimming River. Four bedrooms",';! V id wife. Defendant! ...... ' . Section A: MOUTH COUNTY-REGIONAL~SeW«" 671-3709. boths, patio plus 25" upper sundeck. Den, LOTS AND ACERAGE By virtue of a writ of execution In the (o) No person shall, wllhln the limits ERAGE AUTHORITY AND STAN- laundry, game room, two-car garage, NOTICE Mi-e slated action, to me directed, I shall if said Borough, sweep, discard, deposit, DAROS FOR INDIVIDUAL COM- 2 BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES— City Take notice that Shrewsbury Liquors NECTIONS WITHIN THE BOROUGH basement. Excellent condition. 543,700 xpoie for sale at public vendue, at Ihe hrow or leave any waste poper, tin cans, WU Principals only. Call 741-6043. voter, large frontage $50,000. Handy loca- Inc., a New Jersey corporation, T/A iourt House In the Borough of Freehold, bottles, gar bade, or refuse of any kind SHERIFFS SALE OF SHREWSBURY. " COMMERCIAL RENTALS on. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker, Shrewsbury Liquors, Inc., has made appli- bounty of Monmouth, New Jersey, on BE IT ORDAINED BY the Board of 1 ntown. 542-1103. whatsoever In or upon ony parking place, SUPERIORJCOURT OF NEW JERSEY HOUSES FOR SALE cation to (he Mayor and Council of the tanday the 10th day of May, .1971, at 2 street, road, avenue, park, or .other public CHAVJCERY DIVISION ' eolth of the Borough of Shrewsbury,' Borough of Shrewsbury, for a Plenary Re- 'clock P.M. Prevailing Time. ' lace, or upon any empty lot or vacant MONMOUTH COUNTY :ounty of Monmouth, State of New Jer- SPACE . ACRES — New Shrewsbury. V4 acre tall Distribution License, D-l, for prem- All those certain lots, tract or parcel of lelds or other premises, except In recep- Docfttf No. F4fft-70 AVAILABLE nlng. About 700' on trout brook. Call be- ises situated at 782 Broad St., Shrewsbury, ind and premises, hereinafter partlcu- acles or containers provided for such Federal Notional Mortgage Association, Sectlon III of the Ordinance li hereby FOR REAL SERVICE ween 6-7 p.m. 5420599. New Jersey. Hy described, situate, lying ond being In lurpose. Nothing contained herein shall corporation organized under an Act ol imended os follows; Suitable for Meat Market. Be the only ONIcert ie Borough of Union Beach in the County >e construed to prohibit the placing of )ongress and existing pursuant to the ARTICLE I. butcher in town Available immediately. IN REAL ESTATE : Andrew M. Smith, President I Monmouth and State of New Jersey. eaves, branches, and other natural debris Section ill DU.R BUILDING LOTS — Near trans- Known and designated as Block (a Lot ederal National Mortgage Association ortation, Fort Monmouth. $22,500. Call 1M Traftord St., I the curb line for Borough disposal. barter Act, Plalniift vs; Palsy Vtto Tan- o. In addition to the above, the Plumb- Consult a on the official Tax Map of the Borough Ing Inspedor of the Borough shall be re- Her 5 p.m. 542-1640. Shrewsbury, N. J. Union Beoch as of 1947, Also known ai Section 5: o ond Sarah J. Tango, -his wife, et als., COLTS Tti&JJE Member of Mary 6. Smith. Vice President ots 15 8. 16 Block P. Map of Union, sub- (a) No person shall, within the limits iefendants >omlble only for Inspections beginning, ot and Secretary said Borough, use or operate, or cause Dy virtue or a writ of execution In t.io iei connection of the new bullcTno sewer SHOPPES Red Bank Area JEEPDALE — Section ot Oak Hill. Heov- vision dated July, 1911. Io the existing, building sewer, ondcontln- fy treed building lot. Perfect (or contem- INTralfordSt., BEING AND INTENDED TO BE the be used or operated, a loud speaker, ibove staled action to me directed I shall Rf. 34, Cdt) Nock , 431-2323 3 ufng to the house and Info the house.'The MLS •rary home. ;+ acres. Finest residen- Shrewsbury, N. J. ome premises conveyed to Ihe parties ol aund wogon, public address systems, or ixpose for safe at public vendue, ar lite (Opposite Delicious Orchards) niL Objections, if any, should be made Im- he first part by deed from V.I. Holding ilher similar sound producing device or !ourt House In the Borough of Freehold, leelherefor shall bft S10.00 for the"fife l" iol area. U7,SO0. Coll 671-0362 after 7 p.m. mediately la writing to Jean Fobry, :o., bearing even dote herewith ond to be ipparatus In, on, about, or near any pub- ounty of Monmouth New Jersey, on tpBclion. In the event re Inspection! ore Borough Clerk of the Borough of Shrews- ;orded simultaneously herewith In Ihe ic street highway, park, building, or oth- \onday the 24th day ol May 1971, at 2 necessary the cost shall be slot) for each bury, New Jersey. >f1ice or the Clerk of Monmouth county, r public place, without first making vwrlt- 'clock P.M. Prevailing Time. .; oddltianal Inspection. FeFeees shalall be payp - SHREWSBURY LIQUORS, INC. ind this mortgage Is to have the full force n application to ond obtaining the per- ALL of the following tract or parcel of lie to tile Board of HealthHeal , Boroughn ol a New Jersey Corporollon ind etfect In both law and equity as a pur- ilsslon of the Mayor and Council, sold ond and the premisesiiereInalter parIIcu- ihrewsbury. Shrewsbury. New Jersey Jiate money mortgage. jpllcatlon to set forth the name and ad- orly described, situated, lying ond being b. There shall be a ciPi-*._.,.-outt Installed Ir May 5,1? • %\7S0 The above premises are also described ress of th# applicant and of the person n the Borough of Highlands, County of he vicinity of the cururb oorr propertt y linl e CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY s follows: iho Is to operate the sold loud speaker, lonmoulh, and the Stale of New Jersey. >uch clean-out shall be oaf the Ironbodlit: aund wagon, public address system, or BEGINNING at a point In Ihe north rapscrew type, caulked In a cast Iron leg BEGINNING ot a point in the northerly .her similar sound produclna device or rhich shall extend to oa point not more A^HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Ide of Herbert Street) 250.00 feet toilerly ipparatus, the purpose for which the nan six 16) Inches below the surface ot om Ihe intersection of Ihe northerly side ame Is to be employed, the specific time ihe cround. Clean-outs In sewer Hues shall MANY NEEDS! f Herbert Street wllh Ihe easterly side of t will be In use ond the approximate pro- _ _ ilng Ihei ie no more than fifty <5(J) leet apart, and idmonds Avenue, running Ihence. >sed range of audibility of the apparatus degrees OS minutes West, 163.60 feet to holt be no more Ihon six (6) Inches below 1) North 33 degrees 30* West. 100.00 feet; aught to Be used. The Mayor ana Council point; Ihence (2) North 47 dearees 33 he surface of the around. There shall be nail thereupon cause an Investigation to ilnutet East, 41.16 feet fo a point; thence me such cieon-pu OTdt placebulldlnd at the luncture j North W (Wgrees 30' East, 50.00 feet; mode and, if satisfied thai the granting I) South 43 degrees 02 minutes 40 secr nf'cijfjl B «*•?. Adding Machines-Typewriters Odd Jobs Tearl and Bead Restringlng the permit will not constitute a nul- nds east, 163,41 feet to a point in said '• South 33 degrees 30' East 100.00 feel; ince or be Inimical to the peace, good Miler Street; <4) along the same South O This Ordinance shall take effect thlrlv ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters LIGHT HAULING - C.-llors. goranes Expertly Oi braided nvlon. J1.50 a strand. lence rder, or quiet of the Borough, sholl feme irees 0B minutes Weit, 44 feer tdihe .30) days after the first puhllcalion of Hit fold, r«nl»d. repaired. 5erp!co"s, 101 Mon- rleoned up. Free pslirnntes IH-7U9 nllcr Sterling cio^os trom 75c RFUSSIU.ES, South 56 degrees 30' West, 50.00 feet to written permit to the applicant. No per- it of place of Damning. rdinonqe tn accordance with tha prbvl* moulh SI., Red Btw)i.747-ttti. 3 p.m. 36 Broad St . Red Bonk. ie point or place of Beginning. on sholl use or operate any such loud •ooelhir with orfeTsubFect to rlohls In lonsof R.S. 36:3-69. ^ he above description m accordance with seoker, sound wagon, public address sys- ie common driveway between sub|ect PUBJ-IC NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN Diamonds Bought or Survey prepared by Thomas A. Flnne- >m or other sound producing device, or 'cmises and premises odlolnlng on the hattheaboveOrdlnonce was duly Painting and Decorating in. Land Surveyor, dated August 26,f iparatus in such a manner (hot its range irfheoil. dopied on first reading bv th« Boarrfrt Bestyled audibility sholl be greater than that- Commonly known os 10 Miller Street, leolth ol the Borough of ShrewSSv fn Plumbing and Heating Being commonly known and designated named In the application for its use. phlands, New Jersey. ie County of Monmouth, HewJirS! St Let us buy Ihe diamond', you don't war John Woodward & s No. 127 Herbert street Union Beach, Section 6: The approximate amount of the ludo< ie lim day of ApririW/ond^tBPio^d 'or Ifl us restyle item tor vou personally. KARI KRAMER — Bathroom, kltcher lew Jersey. ent to be satisfied by laid sale Is the rdlnonce will be considered for final Knmllle's. 3i Brood Si. Sons remodeling ond repairs. Coll.84?0349 or The approximate amount of the |udg> (a) It shall be unlawful In Ihe Borough doptlon at a meeting of said Board of Parnlincj- Pooerhangini. Paneling. of Shrewsbury for any person to loiter In sum of S13.97B.00 together Wuh the coils 747-5230 ienl to be satisfied by said sale Is the of this sale. eolth to ber held at the public schoo?, » General Contractors Interior Remodeling im or $12,764. foaelher wllh the costs of a public or quasi-public place In such a b« Place, Shrewsbury/New>jSSSj in Mason contracllng ilssale. . manner as Io: The Sheriff hereby reserves Ihe rloM to Coll ntrer 6 p.m, (1) create or cause to be erected any dlourn this sale without further notice by CARPENTER-BUILDER The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ibllcojlon. omplete nomB Improvement!* oltero- |oum mis sole without further notice by disturbance or anhoyonca to the comfort 741-8161 and repose of any person. • • •• • PAUL KIERNAN, fo.iv oddltloni Rooting, tiding.' oil cation. Roofing, Siding & Insulation <2J create or cause to be created a S - MTaiMA niinrlnn . . „ u „ PAUL KIERHAN, Shwlff, oled March Mini **"" CARL B. JONES — Pol illno eid wallpo- ated March 15,1S71 danger of a breach of the peace. CARPENTRY — Remodeling, ponding, OLSON CO. - ROOFING AND SIDING "Here's n no I her Mother's Day gift (3) obstruct the frte postage of pe- "Dlter am) Gagllano • ciosctf' doors, odd lobs. Reasonobie. ptrlng. Fully Insured. For free estimates, Ins tolled and guaranteed for 10 years. 7J& Howard A. Roberts Altys. idea in iho Daily 'inister CUniliod deslrlont or vehicles, either In or on a P.B. DEISS, Cleft), taltiUiml Oil 299-3UI. OJOi -291-OMO. Ally. Iprll 21, May 5,12,to Board of HMMh Ads—that I want!" l c hta 4*11 14,21/ 31 & May 5 g^s5:ss ^u 5!rr OL9NIH1WM 3H1 /JRO 0NKH10 3XVWTII HOMAONV* WOii I X /H3MMNV9 OVtfl Airon ION *u

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