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Magnate Raps Eatontown SEE STORY PAGE 2 Sunny and Mild THEDAILY FINAL Mostly sunny today, high 70 Kt>«l Hank, Freehold to 75. Fair and cooler tonight and tomorrow. l (lie women mid men signed by Garret t. Associated 'Press corre- Croups of North Vietnam- Mr. Hollo said buses will Judge Aikins, who eon- spondent David J. Paine re- ese troops moving under cov- Murlenc Howard Jets to Japan l'nge. 31 truvel along lliver Road to who are pail of a respected profession. MONAItC reschedules Us burn sale Page 34 In tomorrow's Classified Advertising columns of The Daily ducted the henring to deter- ported from Kontum that sap- er of the artillery fire crossed West Front St., and then via mine the ndmissibility of Gar- pers seized the northern and Classified M-CI DAILY RKKISTKK regular bus routes will pro- Register's editions will bo a special section, "l';ir;idt! of the My Chanh River, ljut Comics ...M Homes," which Is sponsored by members of both the Northern rettt's possible tesimony western edges of the city's South Vietnamese 105mm ar- P1IONK NUMBERS ceed to Now York. 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W. tonight and tomorrow. Polly Dallas, representing the Tides running I"/; to 2 feet Sandy Hook blind. mayor; Lisa Clausen, repre- Hal, Itar iYlitzvaliH The outlook for Saturday is (iiven Immunity above normal may cimse senting Mr. Smock; Leonard At Beth Tornh FAMOUS FACE CLUE some minor Hooding over low fair and mild. TODAY - High 7:05 p.m. Before Garrett took the Keller for Councilman Vincent at )ov ro rodtlctlon lying coastal sections at high and low 12:46 p.m. stand, Judge Alklns granted >«IIM? , ? P, l» a socllon of a photo and Pleasant temperatures and C. Festa; Charlotte Ilomcieh WANAMASSA — The bat will fit into ttie mlhouotte whiph was published Monday tide late this afternoon. TOMORROW - High 7:23 him immunity from prose- for Mr. Frey; Karen Voorhees mit/.vah of Miss Gnylc Coop- clear skies prevailed across cution on any churge of giving and will holp you Identify the FAMOUS FACE for this In Long Branch, yes- most of the notion today. a.m. and 7:44 p.m. and low for Mr. Krnnkel; Wayne Bu- er, daughter of Mr. and Mra. wook A now section, or portion, of tho plcturo will bo terday's high temperature 1:26 a.m. and 1:27 p.m. false information to a law en- ford for Councilman Law- Joseph Cooper, will be Friday forcement officer that might .publisher! each day thin weok, Monday through Friday. was 73 and the low, 4f> de- Light rain, however, fell in rence F. Boff; Mary Anchor at H: 15 p.m. Cut out those dally reproductions and pasto thorn In (ho grecs. It was Mi at ti p.m. imd .scattered areas from the east- For Red Bank and Humson arise out of yesterday's testi- for councilman Rudolph .1. The Bur MH/vah of Allen •proper location in this wook's FAMOUS FACE. ern Gulf Coast to Minnesota. bridge, add two hours; Sea mony. the overnight low was si. it 1 Borneo; Jan Wiiinsted for Wlllncr, son of I,t. Col. and was 51 at 7 a.m. today. A cold front left cool weath- Bright, deduct 1(1 minutes; But IK. warned (lanclt that linrnugh Attorney Henry .1. Mrs. Larry Wlllncr, will bo I'leuoo po NOT MAIL YOUR FAMOUS FACE onlry to er in'lls wake In the Pacific Long Branch, deduct 15 min- if he didn't tell the truth on Sallng; Randy Hell for the Saiuiclay at 10 ii.in. Iho Daily Register. Hold It until Iho ond of contest. The precipitation probabi- Northwest as the front moved utes; Highlands bridge, udd 40 tlio stand, he could be subject lity is near zero toduy, tonight borough clerk, Mrs. Marjorle Both will be in Temple Both ••coPYninirr, inn UI.ADC, tow, inland to the Rockies. minutes. to a charge of false swearing. Becker. Tofah. > r ' WORLD Hearing* Daf e * Press Senate Gears Education Bill Set on Building WASHINGTON - A »21.5-blMon education blU containing • strong antibusing provision has sailed through the Senate but faces tougher going in the House. The bill cleared the Senate 63 to 15 yesterday with most of the opposition coming from Northern liberals who objected to In the antibusing rider. MANALAPAN — The Town- mittee awarded a contract1 to In the House, such opponents will be joined by antibusing ship Committee has;sch<:duled .John ,f. MeGn.'ovy Co., inc., members who object because the rider doesn't go as far as a a public hearing June 14 on an Manasquan, for the cleaning previously passed House version. ordinance Coinmitteernaii of debris in Pino Brook from Overshadowed by the busing controversy are the sweeping Wilson Avc. to Winthrop provisions of the bill. The measure would continue a dozen Kenneth (1. Olsen maintains higher-education programs for three more years; launch sev- will upgrade the construction Drive. eral new ones, including direct aid to colleges; authorize funds of now homes. The Mcflrcevy firm con- to help schools desegregate, and establish a national institute Mr. Olson suggested that tracted to do the work for $111 of education for research. the Building Officials Confer- per hour. James 1'. Kovacs, House supporters of the bill are hoping the many benefits ence of America (BOCA) township engineer, said that it contains for students, their families and educational in- Code bo adopted and in- thi! job should take nine work- stitutions will be enough to outweigh members' objections to tegrated into the present ing days. the busing provision. building code. Thd work, according to the The official said that "it contract, is not. to exceed the seems the .state building code $8,000 the committee has Bomb Kills 3 Americans has minimum requirements .so budgeted for the start of thu builders can get away with brook clearing project. Mr. HEIDELBERG, Germany — West. German authorities t pushed an intensive search today for terrorists who bombed t anything they want." Kovacs .said that work should the U.S. Army's European headquarters in Heidelberg, killing ' The.BOCA Code would take licj/iri early next month. three Americans and wounding five others. the place of certain state The initial phase of the proj- Investigators said that so far they had no clues. But the building requirements set ect, does not include the Ho- West German Interior Minister, Hans Genscher, said police forth in the present building liday North development. were concentrating on an extremist group known as the Baa- code. Freehold Township and Homes in the devlopment der-Melnhof Gang. DEDICATION — Champagne flies as Councilman William S. Anderson, bending center, chairman of Freehold Borough have pre- have been frequently flooded A group called the Red Army Faction, believed a part of Red Bank's fire committee, dedicates two new trucks acquired by the Red Bank Fire Department. The viously adopted the BOCA by tl'ii; overflowing of Pine the gang, claimed responsibility for the bombing on May U four Immediately behind him, left to right, are Garrett Corson, fire chief; Albert T. AAacDonald, chair- Code. HrooR during rainstorms. that killed an American lieutenant colonel at the U.S. Army man of the Independent Fire Company fire truck committee; John Abbatemarco, first deputy chief, Mayor A. Barry Brandt said Headquarters in Frankfurt and for recent bombings at police and Charles Knoll, chairman of the Relief Fire Company fire truck committee. In a related action, Com- that the committee hopes to stations in Augsburg and Munich. mittceman Olsen said that the obtain federal funds so that The Heidelberg bombing last night was the fifth terrorist post of building inspector will the portion of the brook in Ho- attack in West Germany in the last two weeks and the second probably be filled June 14, af- liday North will be cleared. on a U.S. Army installation. It occurred despite security ter the committee adopts :m Tin; committee adopted an checks begun at all American bases after the Frankfurt blast. amendment to the salary ordi- ordinance which states that Middletown Seniors Have nance fixing the salary for all parks owned by Ihe town- that post al $6,500 per year. ship will be only open from 7 Irish Guerrillas Active Mr. Olsen said that the com- a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. BELFAST, Northern Ireland - Bursts of guerrilla gunfire mittee next week will inter- The ordinance originally early today in Londonderry punctuated the Roman Catholic view a township resident, who pertained only to the Holiday campaign to get the Irish Republican Army to suspend its war Hearing Crowd's Support has 25 years of experience Park "parksite," which against the British army. with the New York City Build- presently is. the only township- The shooting injured no one, but it was the first violence in MIDDLETOWN — The se- by the federal Department of age of 62 living in the town- built of reinforced concrete ing Inspector's office. owned park here. Londonderry in more than 24 hours during which the Catholic nior citizens bad a lot going Housing and Urban Devel- ship," Mr. Luftman said. "Of and will be completely fire- The building inspector's Township attorney Marvin backlash against the IRA gunmen had gathered momentum. for them at last night's spe- opment (HUD). these 4,200 are living oh an in- proof. post has been vacant since K. Schaefer said that ha Two policemen on patrol were the target for one burst of cial session of the Zoning Michael J. Papa Associates come from zero to $4,000 an- At least 12 seniors aired John Lamb resigned several doesn't believe the ordinance automatic gunfire. They did not fire back, but a stray bullet Board of Adjustment — espe- of Waterbury, Conn., is the nually. their views and were unani- months ago. The township en- will be challenged on a con- smashed through the window of a nearby house, ricocheted off cially numbers and crowd builder selected by the au- "There is just not enough mous in their feeling for the gineer is currently performing stitutional basis, since the a wall and landed on the bed of an elderly woman. sentiment. thority and the federal agency suitable housing for older resi- need of the apartments. the duties of building in- township lias the legal right tc Other shots were fired at a British army post near the The local Housing Authority to undertake construction of dents," he added. Their bone of contention ap- spector. set the times the parks will be Bogside and Creggan districts, the IRA stronghold known as was appearing before the the building on a 3.2-aere Col. Luftman went on to say pears to be their inability to In other action, the com- open. Free Derry. board seeking a variance and tract partially In a B-4 busi-, part of the criteria that HUD meet rising taxes. In Belfast, two civilians standing at the edge of the Catho- special use permit to erect a ness zone and an R-22 residen- requires before approving se- Col. Vincent Britt of Oak- c Falls Road area were hit by bullets from a speeding car. 100-unit high rise apartment tial zone.' nior citizen housing is that the wood Way, said he feels the One of the casualties was in serious condition. The other was off New Monmouth Road for Sees Need units be located near shopping building should be in keeping Marijuana Found slightly injured. seniors living on limited in- CoL Harry I. Luftman, au- areas — within walking dis- with the colonial motif of sur- come. thority chairman, explained tance and adjacent to trans- rounding commercial build- The six-story structure, to the board the need for this ' portation and churches. ings. Blasts Kill 5 Women which will cost approximately type of housing. "This development as it is "I think it will look like a On-Beach at Hook KILN, Miss. — Five women have been killed In a series of $2 million to build, will be fun- "There are approximately proposed meets these cri- mausoleum located between a MIDDLETOWN - Three marijuana, samples of which explosions at an ammunition manufacturing plant which one ded through a grant provided 6,000 senior citizens over the teria," he stated. shopping center and a pol- packages containing approxi- have been sent to state labo- survivor described as a "nightmare Fourth of July." Traffic Survey luted brook. Our residents de- mately 100 pounds of mari- ratories for analysis of gi;ade Company officials said they did not know what touched off Former county engineer serve better than this," he juana were discovered and amount,'was wrapped in the first blast yesterday at the Ingram Industries facility in Henry Ney testified he has added. Tuesday morning washed ash- plastic. ' sparse pine woods near this southwestern Mississippi village. completed a traffic survey of Mrs. Leonard Kaplan of 1 ore at Sandy Hook State Park, The plant employs 145 persons, mostly women. CondominiumPlan approximately 15 feet from a The plastic covering.was the area and concludes that Daniel Drive objected to the wrapped in brown wrapping Star shell flares and tracer bullets produced by the com- there is sufficient sighting in high rise concept. fence separating the park and pany were set off and sailed through the sky In a spectacular the Ft. Hancock military re- paper and bound with mas- both directions on New Mon- "Why not a garden type king tape and tied with twine. but dangerous display. Hearing Delayed mouth Road for a senior to complex? There will be just servation. They set fires in the grass and pine trees on the 20-acre Slate Trooper Allen De- The three packages, tho state cross the roadway safely. as much comfort there," .she trooper said, were tied togeth- plant site, touching off more explosions as slowly spreading MIDDLETOWN - A sched- The applicant, Lincroft De- He also told the board that said. "A high rise is not keep- Mauro of the Key port State flames reached sheds and bunkers where explosives were Police barracks, investigating er with a three-foot piece of uled hearing on a proposed velopment Corp. seeks a vari- 51 parking spaces for the 100 ing with conformity o£ the rope. The total weight of the stored. $10 million, 500-unit adult con- units would be adequate. ' area." the discovery, said the pack- ance and special use permit to ° ages were found by Alexander three packages, when wet, he dominium was postponed in- Of the total units, 54 will be Called Dangerous said, was approximately 100 definitely by the Zoning Board erect the units on an 83-acro • Schanley of North Long Davis Defense Rests site off Everett Road. one-bedroom, 42 efficiency She also expressed "fear for pounds. SAN JOSE, Calif. — The defense in the Angela Davis mur- of Adjustment last night when apartments and the remaining pedestrian traffic" stating Branch and Eugene Kcury of der-kidnap-conspiracy trial has ended its case without calling it was determined that area The applicant seeks a vari- four two-bedrooms each. New Monmouth Road "is a Middletown, teachers at For- Trooper DoMauro is in- the 28-year-old black Communist to testify. residents were not properly ance of the requirements of In lieu of taxes the township dangerous spot where cars rcstdalc School in Kumson, vestigating the origin of the while accompanying students Imprisoned Soledad Brother Fleeta Drumgo, the final wit- notified of the hearing. the Planned Adult Community will receive 10 per cent of the are allowed to proceed at 40 packages and whether they gross rents, estimated by Col on a class trip. were dropped from a boat or ness in three days of defense testimony, said yesterday he Stanley Benn, a Perth Am- ordinance under which the vil- m.p.h." knew nothing of a 1970 courthouse escape attempt which the lages of Shadow Lake, a $35 Luftman to be approximately Mr. Papa explained that Trooper DeMauro said the floated in from New York. boy attorney representing $10,000. prosecution says was aimed at freeing him and the other two several objectors residing hi million adult condominium is high rise type apartments are • ^^^ Soledad Brothers, John Clutchette and the late George Jack- the area of Greentree Ter., being built. Mr. Papa said his firm has U son. obtained the postponement The proposed tract is in an constructed nine turn-key se- SS?2 ?™ .S fSctToS Shore Regional Gets Prosecutor Albert Harris Jr. said he probably would call when he argued that notifica- R-45 zone. nior citizens complexes in pared to the large acreage rebuttal witnesses tomorrow. Superior Court Judge Richard tion was not adequate in that Connecticut. needed for garden type com- E. Arnason said he hoped to order final arguments next it did not define the purpose Local ordinances call for He added the proposed units plexes. 10-Foot Right of Way. Tuesday. of the meeting. adult communities to be lo- here will be individually elec- "Maintenance of units Miss Davis, a former UCLA philosophy instructor, is ac- cated on at" least a 150 acre trically heated and carpeted. spread out also could create WEST LONG BRANCH - The board voted to contract cused of furnishing George Jackson's 17-year-old brother Jona- "It is just a blanket notice tract. A 2,000-square-foot commu- quite a problem," the devel- The Short- Regional Board of its Educational Reading Ser- than four guns and helping him plot the escape try at the Ma- nity room will be provided in •Education announced last night vice, Mahway for comput- and not meaningful," Mr. Several residents also ob- oper concluded. tin County Civic Center In San Rafael which ended in gunfire Benn told the board. addition to a solarium. The zoners referred the ap- it has received a 10 foot right erized accounting at ?3,0'JO a and the deaths of Jonathan, a judge and two convicts. jected they did not receive All refuse will be compacted plication to the Planning of way from Glenvvood Ceme- year. Board attorney Lawrence notification although they re- by on-premises machinery Board for recommendation. tery to landscape a strip along A. Carton 3d upheld Mr. side within 200- feet of the and carted away in bags. ,Tho Housing Authority is the road leading to the school Hohmlel Classes Will 37 Die in Jakarta Fire Benn's objection and the boundaries of the proposed Fireproof represented by local attorney grounds. Hoar Astronomy Talks board adjourned the matter. community. The entire building will be Vincent J. Jennings. The board owned a 54-fool JAKARTA — Sixty-six persons were killed and 32 ships wide right of way hut felt it IIOLMDKL — Members of destroyed In a fire that swept through Jakarta's main harbor needed an additional 10 fr'el. to (he Intermediate School As- area yesterday, police reported. properly landscape the access tronomy Club will teach and Two of the ships destroyed were owned by an American oil road. demonstrate astonomy con- firm, the independent Indonesian-American Petroleum Co., Hazlet Official Asks for Police Nicholas Camniarano of cepts to students at the Indian 'but It was not known if any Americans were aboard. Kong Branch was awarded a Hill School tomorrow. Authorities ordered an investigation into the cause of the contract to teach industrial I'.rtice Ceres, Philip Wilson, fire. There was speculation the final death toll might be high- arts at $!i,K7i>, Donald (.'ol- David May, Tracy Dell, Will- er. Director to Solve Problems gicave of Wananinssa, a con- an! Krlinnk, llichard Morley, Police said frogmen recovered the bodies of 55 victims, tract to teach industrial 'ails John y.ii/inann, Mike Gian- The police director, Mr. lier every day," Cnra- some of them trapped inside their burning ships. HAZLET - Dissent in the he suggested a resolution au- at ?H^0l»aii(l Hubert Kolak or mco, fail Hoffman, Scott Kupfer said, should be a "ci- nutteemnn Kupfer said, "and Port officials declined to speculate on how the fire started police department here has re- thorizing the Township Com- Belleville a contract to teach Schofii'ld and Joel Grim will vilian man with many, many there is no end in sight. Not but said they found a leak in a pipe from an oil terminal near sulted in a recommendation mittee to advertise for such a mathematics at ij!i,llt)l). t.ilk to I lie classes of Miss years of work in police mat- only docs the police depart- the harbor. by Committeeman Herbert J. man. He stressed that the I'.i-am, Miss liilntstelli and ters." ment suffer — the public def- Peter Cooke Hut an was ap- Kupfer, police committee man bo impartial and not Mi--;. P.a-iMa. Dissent among officers has initely suffers, too," said Mr. pointed school psychologist at Exploding Star Watched chairman, that a police direc- "have grass roots in Hazlet." Kaiiirr in llti' month, Hub- plagued the police department Kupfer. SlVlliii a .war. tor be hired to oversee polico The resolution, he said, ert Wilson, a licll I,ahni;a- PASADENA, Calif. — Astronomers around the world are since Kllii), Committeeman ('apt. Holmes ,1. (lOrmerly, problems and try to solve should come before the com- liirics engineer who is Well training their telescopes this week on a newly discovered ex- Kupfer said. lie based this acting police chief, and Sgl. In 1936 the world's first chain them. mittee at its special meeting known fur his work in astro- ploding star, the brightest observed in 35 years, seeking an- statement on a three-month Edward Schramm, exeeu of five radar warning stations Mr. Kupfer said yesterday May 30, nuiiiv, talked to the eighth swers about the fiery death throes of celestial objects. study he just completed. officer, were commended by ^ erected along the east coaS't of Britain. grade about the Milky Way. The discovery, announced yesterday, was made by as- In lfi(ii) he said two police- Mr. Kupfer for their efforts to tronomers at the Hale Observatories of the California Institute •m men working as security keep problems under control. if Technology here. Shore Swingers Have Graduation guards at Bradleo's depart- But, Mr. Kupfer added, Radio telescopes, light telescopes and even X-ray detec- ment store were caught by a "Dissension can only .stop Gain more leisure time, pay your bills at horns tors aboard satellites circling the earth nrc expected to be BHICK TOWNSHIP - The nnd Mrs. Eel Kalaska, Jeff fellow police officer taking with an outsider." trained on the exploding star, called a supernova, which Is Shore Swingers Dance Club Kavoliils. Miss Joanne Ka- goods from the store. A police The "outsider" will, be about 60billion miles from eurlh. has announced the graduation •voluls, Miss Kathy King, Miss car allegedly was being used sought through advertise- 2$ise...opena iiuwuiniinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of 51 "swingers." Kva Klec, Mr. and Mrs. at that time to transport Ihe ments in police ;iuil municipal Charles Luverk, Miss Linda. stolen merchandise. publications thruur.hout tile Thcy.nro Miss Marlon Ab- Kavoliils, Miss Arlenc Franol- In 11170, he continued, police stale, Mr. Kupfer said. bey, Steven Blodeur, Bob BIs- rREGISTER lch, Miss Huso Mir/zoni, Miss problems became more in- Salary is "open at this point account sey, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brad- Anno Marie McAllister, Miss volved when conspiracy MAIN OPFICE: shuw, Bob Block, Mr. and and will depend on I lie man's CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK, N.J. 0/701 Linda Miller: Miss Karen charges among patrolmen experience and background," No minimum BRANCH OFFICBI: Mrs. Bill Brldi'ii, Bob Cam- ltcpsh.cr, Mr. and Mrs. Bob were brought up. Coiiiliiltteenian Kupler said. 10 {AIT MAIN »T, FHBEMO D N.J , o'/II cron, Miss Joanne Cameron, Rogers, Bruce lingers, Mr. "Sides in the police depart- 'lie cxpi'cti; interviews will tabco required miROADWAY. L6NQ BRANCH, NJ,,O;;O John Cnnclo, MIKS Curia Crls- nnd Mrs. Tom ltohror. Mr. ment were being taken," Mr. he conducted dnriiif. June and SorWce /s our •llobllihwl In li;i by John H. Cook and Htnry Clay clono, Miss Natalie Crlsclono, and Mrs. Dick Shaw, Ted Kupfer said, "and troubles July and an appointment Mr. and Mrs. Prank Pietist, biggest asset, ,, t PUIUIHBD BY THE IED BANK RtOllriR Sqiillanti, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank mounted. We are getting to made "in the early part of Au- MilMMf 01 lh« AiloclalKl I'tmt The /VMoclottd Prtii ll enlltltd •»• Kevin Dorey, Joe Dorey, Bill eliMfvtFy 10 tot uu forr»nik- Harndtt, Miss Cnntly irurnclt, 1 Month } Monlhl i Monlhl 1 Ytar The class wns under tho di- police department now," lie hce force straight. I think mo- M.3O »»,50 III.M U5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hauck; Can wo help you? rection of Glenn Cooke of Ma- declared. rale will go up lull per cent," Mom« ptllvtry hy Ccirrlor JOCmll 0 Miss Dlnnc Dougherty, Mr. nasquun. Ml MHI.Il OF r. O. I. C. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 9ln(tt» tony at inuntir, lOCfrm, "The situation is getting sil- Mr. Kupfer said. VIM Baak - NJ. TtmnOay, May 1S, W2 Body Found School's Holmdel AppUcatio: On Beach County Obituaries At Elberon LONG BRANCH - County Hits Another Zoning UnitSn medical examiners today will that tlie buses bo removed HOLMDEL — The appli- However witnesses for Fire- and a garage is only 1« fed attempt to aid city police in from the sideline where 25 from the premises by the Man, 66, Dies the identification of the badly cation of Firestone Investment stone could not tell the board school board as soon as fea-' tiiairles M. Hilton; Corp. of South Hackensack to how many students or teach- feet is required. At the Raceway decomposed body of a man Mr. Bailey testified that siblo. found washed up on the Elbe- allow a technical school at the ers would use the premises The board granted a year's FREEHOLD - David T. old Centerville School on Rt. nor what equipment would be when the houses were moved ron beach yesterday. to, their present location in extension of a variance grant-i Clothing Firm Head McCallum, 66. of Northgate Mrs. David O. Evans, 1083 35 hit a further Snag last night used in the school. Dr. Ba- ed Dominick J. LuccBrelll'to , RUMSON — Charles M. Hil- Apartments, Cranbury, for- at the Zoning Board of Adjust- rotta was not present at the 1953 to make way for the Gar- Surviving are his widow, Ocean Ave., reported the find den State Parkway, they con- erect an addition to the WB, 78, of 51 Bellevuc Ave., Mrs. Jessie Miller Hilton; two merly of Freehold, died sud- to Patrolman Leonard Bruno ment. hearing. present building on Dearborn Wed Tuesday at Biverview denly Tuesday at Freehold The head of Union Techni- The board held over the ap- formed to the zoning code in daughters, Mrs. Faith Abra- at about 3:23 p.m. The body, effect at that time. Kruit Karrn. The extension ex- Hospital, Bed Bank. hams of Rumson and Mrs. Raceway. police said, was wedged be- cal Institute, Dr. Paul J. Ba- plication to the June meeting, pires June, 1973. Mr. Hilton was born in New- Patricia Davidson of Hart- He was born in Kilmarnock, rotta wants to rent the prem- to hear testimony from Dr. Mr. Bailey also testified tween pilings in a jetty. that the Board of Education The application of Inteitlata ark and was chairman of the ford, Conn; two brothers, Wil- Scotland. He was a retired Cursory examination of the ises from Firestone to conduct Barotta. ' Communications, Inc. t»t, board of directors and presi- liam Hilton of Deal and Sid- weaver of the former A and M classes in drafting and elec- The board granted variance stores '25 school buses on his body, according to police, was two-acre property. Washington, D.C.-to eroct a,. dent of Browning of Fifth ney Hilton of Wyckoff; four Karagheusian Rug Co. of at first insufficient to deter- tronic technology for engi- to Theodore G. Bailey who microwave transmission tow- •• Ave.. New York City. sisters, Miss Helen Hilton and Freehold. He was an exempt mine the sex of the apparent neering aides. wants to subdivide his proper- Variance Granted er on Telegraph Hill on prop-' Mr. Hilton was also a direc- Mrs. Gloria Schwartz, both of member of the Freehold Fire drowning victim. Dr. Barotta first appeared ty at 753 Holmdel Road into In granting the variance, crty owned by Michael Mi- tor of Hilton Manufacturing Chicago, IU., Mrs. Isabel Ja- Department. An examination later at the before the Township Com- two lots, and give one to his tho board ruled that the stor- Nero was continued without a Co., Linden; Hilton Clothes cobson of New York City and He is survived by his widow Monmouth Medical Center mittee April 17 to request a son. On each Tot, a house is age of the buses on two acres set date due to lack of a full Inc., the 5th Ave. Holding Co. Mrs. Pearl Okin of East Or- Mrs. Rita McCallum, a son, morgue, investigators said, temporary certificate of occu- located only 36 feet from the is "bad business." Tliey will board to hear the case. and the R.E.K. Holding Co., ange; and five grandchildren. Robert J. McCallum of Cran- determined the victim was a pancy so he could move the road where 50 feet is required write a letter recommending all of New York City. Arrangements are under the bury, three daughters', Mrs. man who had been about 5'9" school from Mountainside be- He was a member of the direction of the Philip Apter John Gregary of Roslyn tall and had weighed about fore May 1. At that time he Lambs Club and the Banker's Funeral Home, 1600 Heights, N.Y., Mrs. John Hi- 190 pounds. said he would have to disrupt Club of New York City. He Springfield Ave., Maplewood. melriek of Old Bridge; Mrs. A portion of a tattoo on the classes if he couldn't move in was past commodore of the Robert Faille of Jamesburg victim's arm indicates the by that date. former Red Bank Yacht Club and six grandchildren. Mrs. Dorothy Mintoii, man could have been a sea- Attorney Rules and a member of the Ameri- The Freeman Funeral man, police theorize. His request was referred to can Legion having served in 76, Retired Realtor Home is in charge of arrange- Dr. John S. Malta of Wana- an emergency meeting of the the U.S. Navy during World FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Do- ments. Planning Board. But S. War I. He was also a member massa, assistant county physi- rothy B. Minton, 76, of 7 First E. B. Bradford Jr. cian, has ordered the body Thomas Gagliano, township of the Chesapeake Club. St., here, died Tuesday at Ivy transferred to the Wooiley B\i- attorney, then ruled that a Frank Falvo Nursing Home, Middletown. SHREWSBURY - Edward neral Home, here, for a post previous variance Firestone • B. Bradford Jr. of 54 Sunny Investment had received for WEST LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Minton was born in St. mortem examinatien today. Louis, Mo., and had been a re- Bank Drive, Shrewsbury died Investigating officers are an undersized lot when they Frank Falvo. 78. of 6 El- yesterday in his home. planned to use the school as a ntwood Ave., died yesterday tired, self employed realtor. Detective Albert Tyler and She was a communicant of Mr. Bradford was bom in Patrolman Carmen Grand- professional building was not at Monmouth Medical Center, valid for the new use. Long Branch. the Church of the Nativity, New York, son of the late Ed- inctti. Mr. Falvo was born In Italy here. ward B. and Emma Bradford Harry C. Bradley Firestone Investment was and had lived in West Long Surviving are a niece, Mrs. Sr. told to apply to the Zoning John Patterson of Little Sil- He lived here for six years, CLENMONT, N.Y. - Harry Board for a new variance. Branch for the past 50 years. C. Bradley Jr., 60, of 6 Bay- During World War I he ver; two sisters, Mrs. Donald having moved from New After first insisting that Matthews of Red Bank and Shrewsbury,. berry Lane, here, a native of Firestone didn't require a new Magnificent stone served in the Italian Army; Sea Bright, N.J., died yes- and was a self employed gar- Mrs. John F. Lang of Fair ' He was employed as sales variance, their attorney, V. rings of all shapes Haven; and by several other manager by the Kiver Pub- terday at the Albany Medical David Sbaheen, presented tes- and all hues are dener in this country. He was ° Center, Albany, N.Y. available in our col- a member of St. Jerome's nieces and nephews. lishing Co., New York. timony to show that major im- lection. It fs the Mr. Bradley was born in provements have been made Catholic Church. Arrangements are under the He was a communicant of graduation gift that direction of the William S. An- Sea Bright a son of Mrs. to the property and the use will always be re- Surviving are three sons, the First Church of Christ Sci- Louise Bradley of Rumson. would appreciate values of membered. Choose ^Falvo of West Long derson Funeral Home, Red entist in Red Bank. Bank. N.J., and the late Harry C. the area. from our complete Falvo of Long Bradley, Sr., and had gradu- selection of birth- Ijoseph Falvo of Surviving are his widow, stones and special Mrs. Martha B. Bradford; ated from Sea Bright and rings. Scobeyvillevi two daughters, Hambrick Infant Long Branch Schools. Youth Feared Mrs. ^Minnie Cristoferri of NEPTUNE — Dusty Caro- three daughters, Mrs. Roger Boston, Mass., and Mrs. Mar- lyn Hambrick, infant daugh- Wells of Haddonfield, Mrs. He was an executive with Barry Borell of Nashua, N.H., the Bethlehem Steel Corpo- Drowned in Surf ietta Pettinato of Torino, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. MANASQUAN (AP) — Blair Italy; 17 grandchildren and and Miss Bethany A. Bradford ration in Albany. Hambrick of 1 Worth Road, of Cambridge, Mass.; two Bonus, 19, of Ann Tcr., Wall three great grandchildren. and granddaughter of Mr. and Besides his mother, Mr. sons, Capt. Barry C. Brad- Bradley is also survived by Township, disappeared while : Arrangements are under the Mrs. Ennis E. Gilley of Little swimming in the Atlantic direction of the Hoffman Fu- ford, Pease Air Force Base, his widow, Mrs. Catherine PRICES START AT Silver, died Saturday shortly N.H. and James M. Bradford, Bradley; two brothers, Fred- Ocean off Manasquan Beach neral Home, Long Branch. after birth at Jersey Shore yesterday and was presumed JEWELERS home; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy erick C. Bradley, and William '14.95 Vine Diamonds Since I'i.'iii William Caddo Medical Center, here. Reid of Boca Raton, Fla., and F. Bradley, both of Rumson, drowned. all in solid gold four grandchildren. Police said two friends tried 608 Cookman, Asbury Park EAST KEANSBURG - Wil- Besides her parents and ma- and by several nieces and 60 Broad Sr., Red Bank to bring him in but had to give \ liam Caddo, 73, of 51 Day ternal grandparents, the in- nephews. Open W«. Devoted ments. N.J., Benjamin H. Kahlert of father of faith Abrahams ond Patricia Citing reasons for his sup- General Electric 7500 BTU Air Conditioner Davidson. Loving brother of William Hil- Neptune N.J., and William H. ton, Sidney Hilton, Helen Hilton, Gloria port of Sen. Humphrey, Mr. $ Schwartz. Isabel Jacobson, and Pearl Card of Thanks Kahlert of Hazlet, N.J., and Donoghue said the senator S!lLArt£S.n212!'5|rflv*or0B Raymond (Ray) F. Edcert.Wawlshtoex- several nieces and nephews. sold at 229.95! Factory production this winter Funerol from Swurban Chopel of -Philip press our sincere appreciation ond grot- sponsored such "Landmark" ftP*y ond .son/ 1«N> Springfield Avenue, itude to Momignor Bulman, John Pfleger,- mopiewooov NJ.. on FrMoy* May 26, ot 12 the Port Monmouth First Aid and all our His nephew, John W. Meh- legislation as the Peace makes a limited quantity available at JJM«-Ufntombjn«n» OhebSnolom Ceme- frlendi. neighbors and relative! for their 2»W.Hillside. NJ. In lieu of flowers, con- kindness and help during the loss of our lenbeck of Hazlet, is in charge Corps, Medicare, the Job tributlons con be mode to the Parkinson beloved husband ond father. OU40S* Foundation of New York. Sincerely, The Eckert Family of arrangements. Corps, the Food for Peace Program and the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. "I believe the people of this Before you buy a diamond Ring country arc looking for a mod- erate with a proven record of SEE OUR accomplishments in the White House," Mr. Donoghue said, "and I believe Hubert Hum- phrey is that man."

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Diamond The certificates were given Bridal to John I,. Moncricf, Fair $295 Haven, and Earl B. Grant, 46 MONMOUTH ST; Neptune, both with 30 years' 'lamond service, and Mrs. Binoche T. REEDS JEWELERS Bridal i.-iMo\i>ssi,x<:h:i SPI Knoop, of Wall Township, 10 4 WAYS TO BUY 608 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park $595 yours. • If EDS 12 MONTH Tho presentations were HIGHWAY 35 IWCtT ACCOUNT 60 Broad Street, Red Bank made by J.M. Lc Bedda, chief • CASH #l»r AWAY O(«n fy,ty M,gi,| ,,, „ ,. M Open Wad. & Fri. 'til 9 P.M. (if I lie laboratory's Kxplor- EATONTOWN 6• preml$*» at five and six will move from and the day ends with stu- from driving too fast in front 1441 WEST FRONT STREET, UNCROFT, NJ. class to class for four major dents back in their home of the school were suggested. areas of study will be in- rooms. Complaints have also been Saturday, May 27th, 10 A.M. stituted in the elementary Every three to four weeks made that the crossing guard is being ignored by drivers Two Television Sets: Console (GE) Portable (GE); school in September. there will be a day without de- Ten Piece Dining Room Set (Danish), Rocking Superintendent of Schools partmentalized work. along First Avenue. The mat- ter will be discussed with the Chairs, Humidifier, Two Air Conditioners Window George H. Wuesthoff an- Mr. Wuesthoff's suggested Units, Coffee Table, Occasional Tables and Chairs, nounced the proposal at last list of assignments includes police department. The J. L. Hammett Co. of Platform Rocker, Floor and Table Lamps, Wall SOMESUNSHINE night's Board of Education Mrs. Patricia Schick to teach Clocks, Studio Couch, Two Loungers, Settee, Two meeting. science, Miss Mary Beth Ne- Union was awarded a con- vins to teach English and tract for $2,724 for general Cushion Convertible, Sewing Machine (Singer), CLOTHES. The program is being in- Foot Stools, Linens (Bed and Table), Open Book- stituted, he said, "because of spelling, Mrs. Elizabeth Dar- school supplies. Low bids to- a need to modernize, espe- cy to teach mathematics and taling $951 were awarded to cases, Books, Bedding, Rugs (Room and Scatter Madras plaid polyester cially in the areas of science Mrs. Augusta Peters to teach several companies for custo- Sizes), Wall Sconces, Fire Place Accoutrements, anidd cotton seersucker and social studies." social studies. dial supplies. Ladies and Gents Wearing Apparel, Pictures, Seven jacket and pants, The other two subjects In- "We will try this plan in Several purchases for Piece Twin Bedroom Set, Chests of Drawers, Dres- pulled together with a cluded in departmentalization September and modify it as school equipment were au- sers, Double Bed (Maple), Boudoir Chairs, End Ta- dandy knit top. • are English and mathematics. needed," Mr. Wuesthoff said. thorized under capital outlay. bles, Bric-a-brac, Drapes, Mirrors, Chinaware, Cover-up shirt jacket, 24.00. In addition to the more The resignation of Albert They include purchase of a Glassware, Kitchenware, Kitchen Electrical Appli- Matching Jamaica shorts, 13.00. modem angle of the plan, Mr. Quackenbush after 10 years tape recorder for $154; audio- ances, Five Piece Kitchen Set, Four Piece Picnic Set (Redwood), Porch and Lawn Furniture, Console Ribbed nylon jersey top Wuesthoff said the Henry on the board was accepted visual curtains for two class- with white pique collar Hudson Regional Board of with regret. He will be mov- rooms for $416 and for the li- Table, Trunks, Crib, Cabinets, Tractor Mower 6HP,- and cuffs, 18.00. Education suggested such a ing from Atlantic Highlands to brary, $395, and a film or slide Rotary Mower, Patio.Furniture, Hand and Garden plan in order to prepare pu- Middletown. screen for $17. Tools. A clean sweep sale as everything from base- pils better for high school. In recognition of his service Sixth grade promotion ex-' ment to attic sells. Removal of all items at con- Mr. Wuesthoff anticipates to the board, a special plaque ercises will be held June 14 at clusion.of sale. TERMS: CASH. no problems in this program. was presented to him at the 10 a.m. By Order of: MR. ft MRS. LAWRENCE G. HANNIGAN. One of the reasons he cited conclusion of the meeting. A garage sale of surplus From W»d Sank eonllnut wttt en Wttt Front SlntL was that the fifth and'sixth desks and chairs along with B. G. Coats & Associates. Auctioneers & Appraisers. grades next year are smaller Kindergarten registration other school items will take 45 West River Rd., Rumson, N.J. (201) 842-4033 ftfataknnc place June 21 from 9 a.m. to than those this year. for the coming school year SALE NO. 2062 Students will be in their earlier this month resulted in noon in the school auditorium. Women's specialty shops in NeW'BrunswicIc and Red Bank home rooms daily from 9 to 43 children added to the 9:45 a.m. At 9:45 each teacher school's enrollment. will teach her specific course Mr. Wuesthoff said a total until 11:15. From'then to enrollment of approximately lunch time another specific 48 to 50 students is anticipated Fair Haven to Set Grading Sessions FAIR HAVEN — It appears ' The "Our Schools" pro- • likely that part of the grading gram, a state-sponsored of elementary school'studenls series of discussions between here next year will include at parents and school personnel, least two parent-teacher con- is designed to formulate long ferences. range educational goals on a That-is-apparently-the only local level through the cooper- conclusion which a special ation of parents and teachers, committee, delving into the A local meeting was held grading of students lias hcie earlier this month at agreed upon. which more than 100 persons The committee, consisting debated various school pro- of parents, teachers, and ad- grams for nearly three hours. ministrators, is reviewing the A survey of those who at- grading and reporting proce- tended indicated that most dures used, and hopes to persons felt more meetings of make recommendations to the the type should be held, but board for improving the grade discussions should be confined reporting system. to more specific areas. Superintendent Charles The board rejected a Howard told the board las! request by Dr. William Ellis night that the committee of Rumson, program director seems agreed that whatever of pediatrics at Monmouth system of grade reporting is Medical Center, Long Branch, used in the early grades it that pediatric students be should Include two parent- allowed to sit as "ex-offico teacher conferences. members" of the board. He said these conferences In a letter to the board, Dr. likely would be required from Ellis suggested that his stu- kindergarten through sixth dents could learn much about grade. children by sitting in as non- He also said he expected the voling members of the board. committee to reach agree- Mr. von Arx said he didn't ment quickly on a reporting sec why there was a need for system for students in kinder- a student to be a member of WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOUR FAVORITE garten, first, second, and the board. third grades. The committee "There is nothing," he said, NAVY BLAZER GIVES OUT? is scheduled to meet again "to prevent anyone from at- June 6. tending as an observer. They A. Get another one. Board President Brooks vnn are as welcome as is everyone Joshua Trent's 55/45 dacron/wool Wickerweave Arx said tho board will con- else." blazer still ranks number one—our best selling The board voted to send Dr. and most versatile sport coat. sider scheduling one and pos- B. Try It In scarlet. sibly two more "Our Schools" Kills notices of the various board meetings. Joshua Trent's classic throe-bullon Wlckerweave discussions in the fall. blazers, 85.00.. Color co-ordinated plaid trousers, 27.00. Other Jo6hua Trent trousers In dacron/wool R-FHHS ConcertReclamation Set or polyester double knit, 28.00 to 35.00. Plans Tonight In Kiilonlown R.UMSON - SprinRlu.slH, KATONTOWN - The Steel- tho spring musical program at man School is making Its final Runmon-Fatr Haven Regional requcNt for reclamation In this High School, will bo presented school year. tonight, In the school audito- Rad Bank, N.J./Broad and Front Streets/Open Wodnosday and Friday evonlngo. Final collection of all cans, Naw Brunswick, N.J./338 George Slreel/Opon Thursday ovcnlngs. rium. mctnl or aluminum, and news- Tho concert band, NISIJJO piipors tied In bundles, is Elizabeth, N.J./91 Broad Strest/Open Monday and Thursday evenings. band and all choral group* In- being iimde tomorrow from 3 Whlli Plains, N.Y./279 Main Street/Open Thursday evenings. 8tam(ord, Conn./Broad and Summer Streets/Open Monday and Thursday evenlngo. cluding the Madl'lKuK l v, to 5 p.m., In the school park- wilill participattiit e TThh e program Ing lot. The collection will be Falrflald. Conn./1583 Post Road/Open Friday evenings. will begin at 8:15 p.m. rrsumed In September, Summit Success Expected BEGI&F&R ——.:-----:- ...-.••-. * , . . th ,,. nnce the Mafia is In corpo- Once the Mafia Is In . By JACK ANDERSON The opposition to the ifr vitation was so strong that rate control, its muscle men Established tn 1878-Published by The Red Bank Register let the supermarkets know Soviet leader Leonid Brezh- Brezhnev had to invoke his WASHINGTON personal authority to overrule t!jat the price of peace is to K ARTHUR Z. KAMIN nev, holding out a promise of stock the mob's products President and Editor progress at their Moscow the marshals, When the Presi- SCENE . dent mined Haiphong harbor, prominently on the shelves, meeting, related an anecdote Few Resist J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor to President Nixon on the eve iiiiiiiiUTmiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiDiiurinii it strengthened the opposition and caused a crisis for Brezh- The supermarkets, in a few of his departure. peated to the press to express cases, have resisted the The anecdote was part of his optimism about the Mos- nev. He had to exercise all his Thursday, May 25,1972 powers to keep the summit threats (if labor strife, arson the private message that So- cow coutcome. and even murder which con- Brezhnev's Need conference from being can- viet ambassador Anatoly celed. stitute the Mafia's favorite Dobrynin delivered to the His optimism was based, sales pitches. President at Camp David, however, on more than Brezh- The intelligence analysis 'Good Idea . .It'll Take the Risk Outta Housebreaking' suggested, therefore, that he More often, the retailers Brezhnev had a favorite sto- nev's encouraging message. have caved in, giving the ry, said Dqbrynin, about the The President also had on his needs a successful meeting an ex-judge. with President Nixon to jus- housewife products whose traveler who asked a grizzled, desk an intelligence analysis higher prices include the With draft calls slackening old Russian farmer how long suggesting that Brezhnev's tify his insistence on going off, the National Guard has personal prestige was on the ahead with it. crime syndicate's cut. it would take to walk to the To combat Mafia influence fallen back on recruiting con- next village. The farmer line, that he needed to pro- Mafia Marketeers tests to keep up its ranks. Not duce favorable results to jus- Mafia-run companies with in the grocery business, Sen- grunted that he didn't know. ate Commerce Chairman only has the drive failed, but With a shrug, the traveler tify the summit meeting. annual sales'of $400 million it appears to violate federal started off toward the village. Inside the Kremlin, appar- are foisting off their products Warren Magnuam, D-Wash., on the American housewife will hold new hearings in June law. But as he was striding away, ently, Brezhnev had encoun- The 113th Tactical Fighter the farmer called after him: tered harsh opposition to in- through some of the nation's on some of the supermarket best-known supermarket products. He has already pro- Wing in Washington, for ex "Fifteen minutes." viting Mr. Nixon to Moscow. ample, reported dismally in • Surprised, the traveler re- The military-industrial fac- chains. duced public evidence that A So entangled is the Mafia and P was unsuccessfully its newsletter that the guards- torted: "But you said you tion, in particular, felt the men are still leaving faster didn't know how long it would summit meeting would under- with the products that their pressured by the Mafia to car- brand names should read ry a syndicate-controlled de- than they're coming in. take me to reach the village." mine their relations with Actually, the National "That was before I saw how Hanoi just as the North Viet- "Cosa Nostra Cleaner" or tergent. big your steps are/' said the namese were achieving vic- "Crime Syndicate Suds." In In preparation for the new Guard may want to reconsi- old man. tories with Soviet equipment. fact, they bear the labels of hearings, Magnuson's sleuths der its promises of cash and a Puerto Rican vacation for the Dobrynin, quoting Brezh- The Russian marshals were more than a dozen widely sold have worked incognito coast- anxious to share in the North items. to-coast. We have not named winning recruiter-guardsman. nev, said the Communist par- v Title 10 of the Federal Code • ty chief was satisfied from the Vietnamese victories and to What has happened is that the supermarkets or products gain an edge over the. Chinese the Mafia hoodlums have to avoid giving the hoodlums clearly states that "no advance steps that substantial bounty may be paid to induce agreements would be reached in Hanoi. They also wanted to gained control of the com- a chance to scurry for cover in Moscow to improve Rus- exploit North Vietnamese dis- panies making the products before Magnuson summons any person to enlist in the • sian-American relations. pleasure over President Nix- through intermediaries called them to testify. Armed Forces." When we Brezhnev's message was that' on's visit to Peking. This "straws" or brokerage deals. Footnote: Working with queried the National Guard, their meeting would not be would be difficult to do, it was The Mafia also may maintain Magnuson to expose the Cosa they insisted the rule only ap- merely "cosmetic" — a word areued. if Nixon were also strategically-placed employes Nostra commercial interests plied to those coming in — not that the President later re- invited to Moscow. within the companies. is Sen. Marlnw Cook, R-Ky., those bringing them in. The Democrats and Busing By MILTON VIORST miitHiiiniiHiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiuimiuiiiin that he would introduce a res- bying of Common Cause, the In the furious stampede olution requiring from the UAW and the AFL-CIO, the against busing on Capitol Hill, THE NEW Judiciary Committee a con- National Council of Churches it was scarcely noticed that a stitutional amendment prohib- and B'nai B'rith, the ADA and majority of House Democrats POLITICS iting busing and from the the Leadership Conference on last week stood up and for- iiiiiimiiimiiinninimHiHinimniiiitnniii Education Committee a bill, Civil Rights. mally reaffirmed the party's in effect, to restore "separate They argued not only that 10-year commitment to pro- Because the Democratic but equal" school systems. the Waggoner resolution went moting civil rights. leadership elite has always' Wallace's Wins beyond the floor votes in seek- It happened in the caucus, supported the war, the House It did not escape Waggon- ing to roll back court desegre- the monthly meeting of Demo- has never once had a chance ner's notice, of course, that gation decisions and amend cratic members of the House. to vote on an antiwar motion. the caucus was scheduled to the Constitution. VIORST In theory, the caucus has the Speaker Carl Albert and the act on this resolution on the A Disaster power, to set party policy in committee chairman, Thomas day after the Michigan and They also pointed out that The Red Tide Mystery the House of Representatives. Morgan of Pennsylvania, Maryland primaries, which busing had, symbolically at rights supporters — voted The Department of Commerce has no- sufficient scientific information available In practice, that power was were still sympathetic to the Alabama's Gov. Wallace was least, become synonymous with Waggonner. tified U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., to pinpoint the cause of these two disturb- surrendered long ago to the war — and no one knew how expected to — and did — win with civil rights — and that it But about two dozen who that it has approved a continuance of the ing phenomena. Speaker, the committee chair- they would respond. by large margins. would be a disaster for the had voted for the anti-busing men and the seniority system. Together, Albert and Mor- studies about two marine blights r— the red Shortly after Sen. Case received assur- Waggonner, at first, was fa- caucus, an arm of the Demo- riders on the floor switched to For the past year or so, gan probably had the muscle vored to carry the caucus, cratic party, to back away the other side in the caucus. tide and fin rot — that have been found ance that the Commerce Department however, the Northern liberal to flout the majority's instruc- too, if only because a major- publicly from the support of The final tally was 124 to 88 to along the New Jersey shore, particularly would provide $100,000 to continue the majority — growing in num- tions. Instead, they chose to ity of Democrats — along black people. defeat the Waggonner resolu- \n Monmouth County areas. study in 1973, the Army Corps of Engi- bers and spurred by militant avoid a showdown with the with almost all the Republi- In the end,- the liberals won tion. Sen. Case has for many years sup- neers reported that it lacks adequate infor- younger members — has been caucus and set the example of cans — had voted on. the floor to their side Speaker Albert The outcome, alas, repre- trying increasingly to restore bowing to its authority. Right ported the marine laboratory at Sandy mation to recommend the halting of deep in favor of attaching anti-bus- himself — who, by delivering sents no threat to President caucus power as a device to now, the committee is in the ing riders to the higher educa- the only speech in the caucus water sewage sludge dumping.. Nixon's anti-busing program Hook and its branches along the Eastern weaken the barons who domi- process of writing a tough an- tion bill. against the resolution, made — which has, with solid GOP- seaboard. It was his interest that That dumping, for nearly hah* a cen- nate the House by seniority tiwar proposal. But then the liberals, whose the issue a question of con- Dixiccrat backing, more than prompted the department to authorize the tury, has caused an area 12 miles off and authoritarian procedures. The example, however, was first thought was to com- fidence in his leadership. In enough votes to win. studies, and it has been at his insistence Sandy Hook to be named the "Dead Sea." At last month's caucus ses- not lost on the Dixiecrats, who promise or to run out on the effect, Albert chose to tax But it kept a serious blem- sion, the liberals took the un- saw in the reassertion of that funds for the lab, though often in jeop- This had led to suggestions that the dump- caucus to avoid a quorum, command of his troops to pre- ish off the Democratic party's precedented action of in- caucus power an opportunity rallied and decided to put on a vent their running away from ardy, have been appropriated. ing grounds, if the ocean must be used for record on civil rights — and it structing the Democrats of to profit from the momentum strong defensive campaign. him. averted a defeat which would The red tide caused a mighty scare in that purple at all, should be 100 miles or the Committee on Foreign Af- of the busing issue and get They were led by Congress- Nonetheless, the result was have seriously undermined 1968 when its appearance in the ocean more offshore. fairs to present to the full House Democrats on record man Phillip Burton of Califor- not overwhelming. A substan- the capacity of the caucus) to forced bathers out of the water. Some These uncertainties place the marine House a strong proposal of against civil rights. nia, chairman of the liberal tial number of Northern maintain its challenge of en- withdrawal from the Vietnam beach clubs even closed for short periods, studies in the essential category. They Congressman Joe Waggon- Democratic Study Group, and Democrats — many of whom trenched conservative power war. ner of Louisiana announced they were backed by the lob- were once consistent civil fearing that the public health was endan- also indicate that perhaps larger appro- in the House. gered. priations and even more intensive surveys Fin rot is upsetting to fishermen — are in order. The sea has its mysteries, sports and commercial — because it is the but this red tide-fin rot episode is so close name of a disease which causes fish to to home that we'd like to see a solution Flight of the Dove lose fins and tails. Catches of such fish as reached as soon as possible. By JAMES J. KILPATRICK niiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiinnniniiiiiiimiiiimnni Clifford: "The national secu- offered to resign as part of a far inland as the Navesink River in Red In the meantime, we're pleased that rity of the United States is not peace settlement; and that, Bank have been reported. other world and national problems have Clark Clifford, the eminent CONSERVATIVE threatened in Vietnam, re- meanwhile, a secure regime dove, last week flew a classic gardless of the outcome of the in Saigon is better than an in- Water pollution is supposedly the vil- not lessened Sen. Case's enthusiasm for course through the House For- VIEW fighting." Here he is skimm- secure regime in Saigon — lain but, despite two years' research by the work being performed at the labora- eign Affairs Committee. It ing the truth. He maintains better, that is, if one is inter- the labs at Sandy Hook~ thereT still is in- tories on Sandy Hook. was a dazzling performance, .(miiiiimiiiiwiiiimuminiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiin his speed: "The small, tinder- ested in preventing Commu- much applauded by the eve- dove delights in public atten- developed non-industrial na- nist conquest. ning TV news and by the Sun- tion. tion of North Vietnam con- Not Infallible / day papers, but it invites a Yet the dove is notoriously stitutes no threat to us . . ." During his dayS^TStrcre- Brookdale's Tuition few dissenting observations True enough; true enough. the most difficult prize of the 1 tary of defense, Clifford set The board of trustees of Brookdale The need for the increase was that the nonetheless. upland hunter. The dove owes Now he soars: "And it is no records for infallibility. It KILPATRICK Community College in Lincroft has ap- state, which had been counted on to pay I happen to live quite liter- his survival not so much to equally clear that Russia and is thus unclear why he should China are not on the march-in proved a higher tuition schedule for itshalf the operating costs, has frozen its con- ally in dove country, up in the sheer speed, though he is de- be regarded as a fount of per- at least matches Clifford's, it Blue Ridge Mountains, and ceptively swift; the genius of Southeast Asia." But how did fect truth and wisdom when three categories of students. We were not tributions to $600 per student. Instead of 50 seems worth a try, would tell you something of the dove lies in his skill in that get to be equally clear'.' he insists that Nixon's mea- Clifford's own solution, as surprised at the action, because the hike is per cent, the state will be paying only 41 this marvelously talented shifting direction — left, right, It is communism that is on sures "will have no imme- he testified, is "short and typical of what is happening at other per cent next year. bird; Unlike the quail, which backwards; now skimming, the march, communism in diate effect on the outcome of simple." He flies circles schools, both public and private. Monmouth County< students will not is constantly heard but not so now soaring. The dove always whatever mask it wears. the fighting in the South, and around its essence, but essen- have to pay more than $200 in tuition for a often seen, the dove is highly lights, as if by magic, just 10 Clifford veers: "The Ameri- probably no effect for many tially his plan Is for the visible. Unlike the bashful yards out of range. He can can people have two major in- months." single term, which actually is a reasonable United States to admit defeat Monmouth County students, fortuna- woodcock, which hides in vanish in a second. terests: To get our forces — On the contrary, when ac- and to surrender the whole of tely, will be the least hardest hit. Their amount for the program and academic at- shady places, the audacious Observe the flight of Clark all our forces — safely out of count is given to" the totally Southeast Asia to the Commu- per credit hour charge will be increased mosphere that Brookdale provides. Indochina, and to get our pris- different kind of war now nists. This he describes as an $1.50 to $15. The increases for other New All colleges are in financial trouble, oners back." There, if you being waged, there is reason "overall settlement" not in- Jersey residents will be $3, and for out-of- and moderate tuition increases apparently please, is the dove in perfect to believe that Mr. Nixon's re- compatible with the interests flight, simple, swift, mis- latively bloodless measures of staters, $6. are one of the answers in easing it. (if Hanoi. It is a solution, one leading. The sentence flashes "denial" may .seriously inhibit is bound to concede, perfectly by and disappears before the a flow of fuel and heavy in keeping with the swerving possibility of other major in- weapons to the enemy. To flight of the fleeing dove. Now terests might be injected. One some observers, whose record you see him; now you don't. Monmouth's United Fund such interest, at least ar- The Monmouth County United Fund freedom, and that without contributions to guably, is the preservation of had a mighty pleasant annual awards din- United Fund we would be without many small islands of freedom ner. That came about because of the hospitals, schools and medical and social against engulfing waves (if Today in History 'I'll it Al't'tfl/ilthiflwl lfft««»JHI. W *> ,t « - __ . . I people who attended it, and the fact that research. Communist aggression. By The Associated Press In lflfll. President John F. Clifford has another idea. Kennedy asked the nation to the Fund could report on a highly success- He said the Fund gives individuals a Nil matter what Mr. Nixon's On this (late - ful year. In 181):!, the American poet strive to send Americans to personal way of giving in a world "becom- stilted goals may be, the line Ihe moon "before this decade ing ever more impersonal"; that partici- commitnuwil is "to provide in- and philosopher, llalph Waldo The singing of the placard-hearing Kinersfin, was worn in KuMiui. is dill." pation crosses political and religious lines, definite support for the; Tlncu members of the Brookdale Community In lKUli, Hep. .lohn Qinney Ten years ago: There wus permitting everyone to work together, and regime." The purpose (if the College Singing Chorus added a festive President's recent counlor- Adiinis opposed the annexa- optimism at a disarmament that it is an avenue in which people can moves is not to deny Ihe en- tion (if Texas in a speech in (•(inference, in Geneva as the touch, but it was the message brought by th(! House, .saying the move United Slates and the Soviet the Rev. Robert W. Scott, pastor of the give proportionately of their talent, educa- emy the weapons of war —• tion, opportunity or worldly goods. that dangerous prospect lias would trigger a war with Mex- Union iciiched agreement on Westminster Presbyterian Church of th(' witness fluttering in dis- ico. condemning war propaganda. Elizabeth, that should inspire the Fund's The businesses and corporations In IK-1'1, a Washington corre- which give their employes an opportunity inny. No, Mr. Nixon has min- l''ive years ••,go; The U.S. many volunteers. ed the harbors and stepped up spondent for the Iliiltlinine Male Department ordered the to participate in the Fund are, of course, bombardment and destroyed Patriot became the first jour. wives and children of Ameri- The Rev. Mr. Scott was talking to. a the strength upon which it is based. In- rail lines, and "lie has dune nallst to send a news dispatch can offlcinlH to kmvo Egypt relatively young organization aboul his 15 asmuch as the number of these firms :ill this to preserve his insist- by telegraph. find Israel becniiHo of the dan-, In lKBZ, Confederate Irnnps years as a Fund volunteer. Ho said he's grows each year, we can expect the foun- ent goal of a secure regime in Her (if wnr. Saigon." under (ien, Stnncwall Jackson One year u o: President not among those who suspect that the dation will remain firm. The reelection of defeated a Union force in the K United Fund is on its way out because of a To which line inifilil re- Nixon received a warm wel- Maurice A. Scully as president is assur- spond, if one hiid a .shot, that Civil War battle of Winches-, (•"me mi a visit in Wrmlng- "Let the government pick up the tab" atli- ance that word about the Fund and the 2(f Nguyen Van Tlileu Is nut Im- lor, Va. liam, Ala, ludc. agencies it aids will continue to be .spread mortal; that he is serving a In 1044. in World War II, the An/lo beachhead In Italy was' Today's birthdnyfi: PreM- He said "giving" should be Ilic fiflh to all (if Mmimoulh's riti/eiis. •Tunny, You Don't Look Democratic" four-year term; that he has dent Tito of Yugoslavia is Hi), linked with the Killed front. Writer Herman Wnukln57, Those Solutions' TteJ Clovw Hill Road cort of freedom, in blood and _ „ __, CottiNeck,-N,JI. life. Over a million Ameri- To tht Editor: „,. EROM OUR cans, or all races, creeds and UmverygWIthatMr. Pet- colors, have given their lives rovlcb w«s able to express hla to gain'or preserve the free- views in May IB'I Register. I READERS dom we enjoy today. We can would also like to exercise show our gratitude to those that same privilege. slightly above the poverty lev- fallen patriots by insuring I agree with him that the el, not have the right to strike, that through our efforts this major candidates are making have an enormous part of heritage will remain in effect promises that they probably their salary taxed (as in Swe- always. Let us each rededl- won't keep. But the socialist den), and, worst of all, they" cate ourselves to the responsi- "solutions'1 that he proposes couldn't write letters to the bility of teaching our young would have far more dire con- editor of a free press and say folks about our history, about whatever they please. love of the flag and the advan- sequences than the fact that tages of our form of govern- candidates don't fulfill all Steven Tobacco ' ment compared to others. Let their promises. us teach them respect for law, From the outset we (work- Memorial Day the obligations of citizenship ers especially) must realize 47 Laurel Drive responsibility and the necessi- that socialism is the first step Little Silver, N.J. 07739 ty of supporting our govern- to communism. This Is clearly To the Editor: ment and our fighting men. demonstrated by the fact that On May 30 we honor that the Bolsheviks were members We must do these things as shop friday to 9, Saturday to 5:30 great multitude of Americans they grow up and before they of the Russian Social Demo- who fought to gain or pre- cratic Party until 1918 when go away to school, so they will Manalapan to 9:30 serve our liberty and indepen- not be confused by the propa- they changed their name to dence, and who lost their lives 6.00 summer straw handbags the Russian Communist Par- ganda and unpatriotic tirades in that effort. It is a day for of professional trouble You'll want to hang on to these sof- ty. Thils today we can view special exercises and for dec- these countries, whether they makers. We want our children tie crochets and wickers In casual orating the graves of our de- to be proud of their heritage, call themselves Communist or and dressy styles. Socialist, and see how they've parted military patriots. We with a serious sense of citizen- 3.50 handled the problems Mr. particularly honor those of ship responsibility,, and with Petrovich outlined. our own community who the knowledge and ex- 45.00-125.00 14 kt. jewelry made the great sacrifice. pectation that they may be Poverty: The Formosans This custom arose from the called upon to defend this Famous fashion designer rings, pen- 20.00" enjoy a higher per capita in- practice in the South of deco- heritage. If we do these things dants and earrings in lustrous 14 kt. TC ft A come than the Red Chinese. well, we can be sure that our' rating the graves of the Con- gold. It's the real thing. 75.00 There is also a rationing of es- federate dead. It is said to precious heritage will be sential items such as cloth in have originated in Columbus, passed on to succeeding gen- Red China, because of its "su- Ga., in 1866, and the custom erations, and we can feel that 1.75 sandalfoot pantyhose perior" economic system. soon followed elsewhere. On we are keeping faith with our Sheer to waist for summer sandals, row. Unemployment: The Rus- May 5, 1868, Gen. John A. Lo- departed patriots of all gener- shorts, everything. Beige, suntan, sians have solved this prob- ations. gan, a former Union Officer taupe,, navy. . lem. Either you work where and then commander-in-chief Col. R. R. Tourtillott USA- 3/3.00 they want you to, when they of the Grand Army of the Re- Ret. 3.00-5.00 shapely bras want you to, or you go to pris- public, a Union Civil War vet- on. erans organization, issued an Natural, contour or padded cups in Racial Conflict: A recent historic order. He designated Fresh, Air Kids smooth tricots, fine lace or soft article in the National Observ- May 30 of that year as a day 92 Clinton Place blends. 2.00 ea. 2/3.80 er was about how the Russian for "decorating the graves of New Shrewsbury N.J. 07724 government persecutes its comrades who died in defense own minority groups such as To the Editor: 5.00 summer life dusters of their country during the Please print this message. Polyesters and cotton blends, short Latavians, Uzbeckians, etc. late rebellion." It was called • War: Russian tanks, sup- You printed the same letter sleeves, button fronts, patch pock- _ / _ _ _ "Decoration Day;" It is said last year and I received nu- plied to the Vietcong, in- that General Logan selected ets in pastels. Sizes 10 to 18. 2/ 5.00 vading South Vietnam. merous calls from people who May 30 because that was the read your paper and were in- Pollution: Since socialism day of discharge of the last terested in the Fresh Air 3.50 girls' crop tops/halters impedes any economic prog- Union volunteers. Congress Fund. It's a bare story this summer . . . ress, it can be truthfully said has not designated it as a na- w that it fights pollution. This is Please help out with this .bare backs, bare midriffs. All In r\/c «n tional holiday, although it is a wonderful program again. white/ cotton for girls. 7 to 14. 4/ 0.00 not excluding the quality of legal holiday in most North- community living, which Thank you, ern states. No single date has Mrs. Barbara Navran takes in roads (in Russia been adopted for observance infant-toddler pajamas there are few roads outside by Southern states, although Cotton knits with boxer or snap-on the major cities), trans- What Can I Do? some states observe it on So often when things go waist, V necks, snap fronts, short . ftA portation (the most important April 26 or May 10. facet of transportation in Peo- wrong we wonder what we, as. sleeves, pastel print on white, j 1.90 ples Republics is that you Since World War I, May 30 individuals, can do to help. can't leave their borders with- has become a day for decora- 3.00-5.00 girls' mini luggage out braving bullets and bar-ting the graves of veterans of Here is one answer. Give bed wire), crime (law and or- all wars. Some Americans ob- summer to a child. This sum- 15", 16", 17" sizes in print, solid or der enforced with a cast iron serve it as a day to decorate mer take a child from the patch vinyl. Mix or match the 3 sizes. O Qrt.,0 flft the graves of all departed tenements of New, York into hand), education (you can't Groovy colors. Girls Accessories. *'W"WiWU find many liberal arts col- loved ones, and it has become your home for two weeks of leges there), drug traffic "Memorial Day." Ceremonies fresh air. Many of tliese chil- 13.00 men's terry jacket (pushers are executed), and of observance may include dren have never been beyond many other areas of inter- decorating graves of service their own city block, nor ever Thick, thirsty cotton with deep pock- personal relationships (almost men at home and in United seen a one-family house. You ets, button front in solid colors. For . __ all churches are either de- States cemeteries in foreign can give a child the chance to pool, beach or at home. OiiO stroyed or converted into lands; water services for enjoy our oceans and beaches, more "useful" graineries). those who died at sea; cere- to play on grass instead of 15.00-35.00 men's outerwear monies at the Tomb of the Un- streets. It will be a fun-filled, Jackets for his sport and leisure 7 5Q_ The future of our nation known Soldier at Arlington, enriching experience for your - does indeed depend on the Va.; parades, public address- guest, your children and you. life. A lighweight collection of . * ft^ consciousness of 6iir nation's es or patriotic sermons. Flags This program is sponsored styles, fabrics, patterns. S to XL. 13.00 working class. And as soon as are displayed at half-staff un- by the Fresh Air Fund. For they stop trying to keep up til noon, when they are raised details on opening your home 7.00-9.00 men's dress shirts with the Joneses' and inform briskly to the top of the staff. and your heart to a "Fresh Polyester/cotton perma-press blends themselves that under a So- Memorial Day is a time to Air Child" this summer, call cialist government they would reflect on the blessings of our Barbara Navran, 92 Clinton in short sleeve solids, dobbies, prints, n tjtr\ cf\ enjoy a standard of living just way of life and on the terrible Place, New Shrewsbury. stripes, white/white, ea. 4.50 0/ 1 C..50 6.00-9.00 Men's Knit Shirts Short sleeve, banlon nylons, polyester/ cotton are machine washable, dryable. Mock and crew 3/11 50 necks. S-SL w/-i nww 5.50 boys' denim flare jeans , Polyester/cotton brushed, 4 pockets, contrast stitching on solid colors. Siz- es 8-16 Reg., 8-14 Slim. 4.00 4.00-6.00 boys' sport shirts Long point collars, long sleeves in at Porzio Bros. solids, stripes and fancies. 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OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M.'TIL 10 P.M. SUNDAY* 10 A.M. 'TIL 6 P.M. MIDDLETOWN-RT. 35 FOR SALES MLOWlb IIY1AW Chang* on New Jteip% tt has Uctd tn "They take the view that Jersey based on 300 days of ing in the state. would have to be rfwde about The odds for winning are In any event, the format of BufChtirmltfiEvurs said N w Y4rk off this is still the sport of kings racing could net the state f 15 McGahn said that the the location of betting parlors. * < - long but the payoff 1$ much the operation will not be de- that the Jackal attendance larger than the average »2 and 'we've got the market, million a year. earliest off-track betting A preliminary study by the may soon be of- 1 cided in a referendum, which demon»trit#d 'Acceptance of e voters of New bettor can hope to realize «t you come to us, " said one New Jersey has 180 days of could begin operating in New Eagleton Institute of Politics has indicated that New Jersey would probably be a simple, legal gambling rather than a the tracks. source. "But nothing has been thoroughbred racing now. but Jersey would be late 1873 or lack of Jhterost. , ? ; done to stimulatethe Interest early 1974 if the plans were will have to look to the sub- straightforward question ask- Philip H. Iseltn, president of " additional days could be ing the voters if they wish to "Since the success of the ut I number of uncer> ofvyoung people. One ap- based ' .•••"' ••.•' : consider some unrelated pro- thing that will jeopardize the posals if need be. lottery," McGahn said. Assemblyman John F. Another approach to help Evers, R-Passaic, chairman the tracks would be to provide of the Off Track Betting Study a bigger share of the net pro- Commission, has said that op- ceeds from off-track betting. Summer erators of thf state's race In New York, horsemen tracks and horsemen are will- have complained bitterly that ing to accept OTB in New Jer- only 1.5 per cent of OTB in- sey if the mistakes" otf New come is set aside for horse Solids, plaids, two-tones and York can be apided. i breeders and added to purses. more, i .a fantastic choice of Sen. Joseph/McUahn, R-At- They claim their attendance Long Sleeve lantlc, another lawmaker on has suffered a sharp drop be- summer's newest fashion hit, the nine-member commission, cause more wagerers are all in fresh 100% cotton. Sizes placing their bets away from said the questions confron\ing ; 32-38 in group. the panel are "a lot niore the track. 99 Complex than appeared onUhe New Jersey track operators surface" and may require fur- and horsemen have asked for ther study. -I: an 8 per cent cut, with 4 per- Short Sleeve But McGahn said the com- cent for the tracks and horse- mission could propose a refer- men and the other half for endum and let the details be purses. ', ironed out at a later time. McGahn said the figure was A major question before the unrealistic but could form the" commission, McGahn said, is basis for a compromise. ; should off-track betting in "The tracks considered off- New Jersey be adopted on a track betting an adversary be1 broad scale like New York or cause of the system in New should it be limited to "ex-, York," McGahn said. "But otic" wagering with a large they softened their stand pay-off to winners. when they realized we didn't Some track owners favor want the system to compete "tiftrca" betting whi^h is used -with the tracks." in Prance. However, some members of The system permits, off- the study commission have track betting on two. racJesa said privately that the track

SCOUT IS CITED — Steven Williams', recipient of a Bronze Palm Award, is congratulated by Orland L. Johnson, committee chairman of Boy Scout Troop 67, which is sponsored by the First Presby- terian Church, Red Bank. Steven, who is the son fen's of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Williams, 62 Button- wood Drive, Fair Haven, has earned five merit Knit Sport Shirt badges in addition to the 21 for which he received his Eagle Scout Award. He has continued his ser- Short sleeved polyester-cotton vice to the troop as a junior assistant scoutmas- collar and placket, or zippered ter. Boys' Beach Jackets Stretch Swimwear crew nocks. S, M, L, XL. One and two-; County Safety Council Short sleeved coat style jacket MM S of 100% cotton terry patterns piece nylon stretch or solid colors. Sizes S, M, L. ir>4-6xand 7-14 Swimwear Elects Nappi President Gf«ttt style thoiee in acetate- FREEHOLD - John w. Company, Shrewsbury; Earl nylon-rubber, with,full sup- Nappi of Rolio Trucking Com- B. Garrison, county superin- Boys' Swimwear port. Top colors, in Sizes S,M,L pany, Keyport, has been elect- tendent, of schools; I'ollce ed president of the Monmouth Chief H a y m o n tl Mass, Better knit and lactex suits County Safety Council. Shrewsbury; Police Chief Jo- of acetate-cotton-and-rub- Ywr He succeeds Joseph C, Ber- seph McCarthy, Middletown; ber with drawstring, in ka, safety coordinator of Bell ,Iack McGalliard, Jersey Cen- 2-3 Choke sizes S,M, I. Laboratories, Holmdcl. tral Power & Light Co., Union Others elected were first Beach; William K. Miller, Ma- vice president, Bernard Sav- nasquan superintendent of alko, U. S. Army Electronics schools; Henry ,1. Ney, Acker- Command Safety Division, Ft. man — Ney Assocuites, Free- Monmouth; second vice presi- hold; Robert A. Patterson, Mcns' Walk Shorts dent, Richard K. Heckman, safety officer, Ft. Monmimth'; Girls'Tunic'N Hot Pantt Men's Sport Shim New,Jersey Natural Gas Sidney Sandier, electronic en- Jayshire Supreme gineer, U. S. Army Material Company, Asbiiry Park; sec- ton-polyester in net Cute belted cotton outfits Combed cotton-pol- retary,' Mrs. George G. King, Command; (.'. M. Sched- Ibauer, Electronic Associates patterns, solids. Sizes in prints and com- yester solids, Monmouth County Council Inc., West I.ont; Branch: Bil- 32-42. 2*7 binations, for sizes 4 to 14. stripes, S, M, I, XI. PTA, and treasurer, Police lie Tiptim, Lily-Tulip Corpo- Chief John B. Melna, Mata- ration, Holmdcl, iind Kdwurd wan. Trenskl, Middlctown Board of Directors elected were C. Education. Leslie BatchHor, South Am- boy; Joseph C. Bcrka, Bell Klmcr .1. Noll, chairman of Laboratories, Holmdcl; Rob- the council's truffle safely ert Bramley, The Dally Regis- committee for |f> years, was MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35 ic«r, Red Bank; Glen Cashlim, elected to liic membership In New Jersey Boll Telephone the council. Guerpllas Again Fighting In Philippines MANILA (AP) - More than Ilocos Sur Province for alle- a decade after the defeat of gedly committing such abuses the rebel Kuk army, Commu- as rape, unnecessary man- nist guerrillai are again acti- handling of. suspects and un- vely ftghting in the hills and lawful firing of their weapons. Jungles of the Philippines. "In the provinces," says The defection ot two army one intelligence source, officers to the rebels, worsen- "people are ambivalent. The ing, economic conditions in NPA provides a stabilizing in- most of the country and the fluence in many cases. Cer- inability pf the government to tainly the NPA is no less demonstrate concern for the stabilizing than a crooked con- masses have all contributed to stabulary platoon.".- the resurgence. The rebel Gen, Espino observes: "The RESUMES PRACTICE—John A. Petlllo has reopened his office at 114 movement calls itself the New NPA creates often an Invis- Maple Ave., Red Bank, for the general practice of law. Mr. Petlllo has People's Army (NPA). In ible government." They do practiced In Red Bank since 1937, except for the time spent In the Army In THE TV TWINS —The Goodrlfle twins, whftcippearcd on Chanml 7's Eye most clashes government things like going after cattle World War Ij. He maintained his office on Broad St., Red Bank, until 1966 Witness r*eW? Ipst Wednesday, Ore shown before they were released last forces have come out on top. rustlers. That carries favor when he moved to Maple Ave. He was appointed for three terms as an as^ 'Week from Mtnmouth Medical Center's Intensive Care Unit. Left to right In one battle in northern Isa- with the rural folk. In a demo- slstant prosecutor to Vincent P. Keuper. About two years ago, the prose* are Joanne Crowe, holding Tysrjn Goodr/ldge,' Dr. Michael Martin and Fo> beut Province the Philippine cracy like ours the'wheels of cutor's office went full-time, and Mr. Petillo suspended his practice until trlcla Moore holding Oavid Gop3drlc)ge. Born at Rfvervlew Hospital Sun- constabulary in ' mid-April justice grind slowly." after the appointment of a new prosecutor. . ™ day, May 7, at 6:50 and 6:56, thfe boysof*fhesons of Mr.GiWtAtti Mal- killed seven guerrillas, in-, colm Goodrldge 3rd of Fair Haven, who. have two other children, Kath- eluding one of those most want- orlne, 5, and Charles, 4. ed, defector Lt. Crispin Ta- gamolila. Despite these victories, offi- SAlf cials have been unable to con-' MORE Red Bank ceal their concern over the TODAY movement's growth and tlie THRU FOR YOUR XMGAPlam influence of Lt. Victor Corpus, SUN. MONEY the second defector. ILVBPt ANNIVERSARY CBLEBRATION • ''He has certainly contrib- SWini Team uted a lot to their cause," Miixt om RED BANK — Miss Sally says the armed forces chief of Stewart, aquatic director of staff, Gen. Romeo Espino. PRE-HOLIDAY GARDENING BARGAINS the Community YMCA, has "He is a well-trained officer NEW ZEALAND FROZEN announced that due to many well above average in in- requests for a summer swim telligence, and a strong ath- SPRING CLEARANCE SAVING SPECIALS 1 team an "intent to register" lete." The army has put a sheet will be available at the price on his head of fll,718, front counter of the YMCA, more than the average farmer EVERGREENS-EVERGREENS LEG OF 166 Maple Ave., until Satur- would earn in 50 years. Cor- day. pus, 27-year-old son of a for- BALLED IN EARTH AND If at least 30 boys and girls mer surgeon-general of the | CONTAINER GROWN sign the register by that date. army and a brilliant graduate REGULAR PRICE Miss Stewart said, a swim of the Philippine Military Aca- EACH team will be formed. demy, defected in December 1.99 EACH PLANT PLANT The team is open to any V 1970 by raiding the academy 1 members age 6 through 17 armory with 10 followers and WIDE SELECTION-MIX OR MATCH who have had previous com- making off, with automatic petitive experience or who rifles plus thousands of rounds SAVE 4.90 ON ANY 10 PLANTS have completed the fish level of ammunition.' ANY 10 PLANTS! YOUR CHOICE... of instruction. Practice will be Monday. Formed In 1JW PREMIUM EVERGREENS •Wednesday, and Friday,,from The NPA was formed in WAREHOUSE PRICED iS p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and 1969 by a few Huk remnants QUALITY SELECTIONS, BALLED 5.33 Tuesday and Thursday from and Jose M. Slson, head of the AND BURLAPPjED PLANTS, REG. 5.69 TO 5.99 EACH Quantity rights rtsmved. outlawed Communist, party. Not responsible for typoaraimtlDmrs. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. It will begin SELECT SELECTION VouB June 26 and run for 10 weeks. The addition of Corpus as the MIX OR MATCH ANY 3 PLANTS ...... cHOict*15 Rich Bastian, a YMCA in- new leader marked a turning structor who has swum com- point by creating a legend. SUPER SAVINGS ON ANY CONTAINER OR B&B petitively with the Boys' Club More practically, Corpus **>s of Queens and the City Col- brought with him badly PLANTS I needed expertise. He was well lege of New York, will act as WE WILL DEDUCT WE WILL DEDUCT ' WE WILL DEDUCT coach. Swim meets will be ei- versed in the army's anttguer- ther during regular Wednes- rilla tactics and personnel sit- $ ; day scheduled practice or Sat' uation. OFF #33 OFOFFF ^5 OFF unlay mornings. Since Corpus' defection, ' HM purchase prtc* on any The purchaw prlco on any jjw pur*p» pri* on emv • NPA activities have dramati- reoufor prico plont ot regular prico plant at ' i f cally picked up. In 10 key Luzon provinces in Some items listed above are not 1969, the constabulary report- available in all Garden Center Stores ed 21 clashes. By last year the number had risen to 46. FINAL CLEARANCE ^A NEW! Steer This year, the constabulary REG. SELLING PRICE reported a total of 30 clashes 50% OFF ON ALL POLY-PACKAGED All wiih BuA nationwide through April, it Inch pots.^' PER POT says 21 rebels were killed In ROSES -SHRUBS - SHADE & Z 7 POTS FOR $5 these battles and 30 govern- FLOWERING TREES- 115 V.AC Submersible ment men died. But since the / GERANIUMS beginning of 1969, it adds, 132 FRUIT TREES - SMALL FRUITS rebels have been killed com- Four-podc. Plonts growing In 3" poh, coded 4 88 PORTABLE HOME-USE plants togMher. 14 PUNTS pared to 42 government VINES & HEDGE PLANTS / PER PACK CENTRIFUGALPUMP troops. In a report released FINAL CLEARANCE ON through the Communist party, ANNUALS the NPA said: "At the end of ALL PACKAGED BULBS NOISELESS 1969, more than 200 puppet FLOWERING AND VEGETABLES Continuous Duty troops and other people's Chooso from a wlda selection Including • Ageralum, Marigolds, Petunia/, Zlmm, SAVE ON ANY enemies including 17 U.S. mil- Tomatoes, Peppers and other vegetables. PfR itary personnel were annihi- 77PACK! PACKAGED BULBS lated. But in 1971, the New | 50% .Screened MW ot Match, 12 plants IndividuofJy growing REG. PRICE People's Army killed and 'in each pack. , . Bottom Iniet wounded 600 enemy troops I 7s 39c to 1.88 PKG. Pumps Clean and' punished 230 Ideal ty- to 1 /8" rants, enemy informers, land- of floor grabbers and other bad ele- GET OUR FABULOUS LOW PRICES ON GLORION * ments." The NPA also claimed it de- FERTILIZERS AND WEED KILLERS stroyed a lot of- government aORION "BUY A BAG OF 'equipment including six air- GLORION BEAUTIFUL LAWN" craft. The government admits 50% ORGANIC WEED N'FEED GLORION DELUXE Just 8V2 lbs. small - DELIVERS losing two helicopters this year. COVERS 5,000 SQ. FT. GRASS FOOD BIG PUMP PERFORMANCE: The NPA claims it has set • FERTILIZER up revolutionary committees 20 Gallon* per ml nut* 3 ft. above pump in over 800 villages in 18 of the COVERS FEEDS 5,000 95 i4Gillon*ptrmlnut» 10 ft. a be v* pump 5,000 nation's 67 provinces and has SO. FT. 10 Gallons par mlnut* 15 ft abova pump a following of some 400,000 4 BAG 4 BAG I SO. FT. 5 BAG S Gallons par mlnuta 20 fl. abov* pump persons out of a total popu- lation of 37 million. Has 3 rich organlcs to Improve your Kills most weeds and fertilizes at the lawn and grow batter grass. same time with an Organic For the homeowner who will only LOOK at these Figures Disputed ferii'ize onci this season. Rated #1, Government statistics as- Premium Lawn food it's used by professionals on golf > GEYSER features. sert the mass base is only 2-BAG SPECIAL courses and private estates. Long- 80,000, with a gun-carrying' 2 BAG SPECIAL lasting Ingred ents give you 6 •: Easy to use with garden COVERS 10,000 SQ. FT. cadre of 570 persons, some months growing power, won't burn. :,; | hosoor),"plpo >.)Wat8r resistant 8 It. COVERS 10,000 SQ. FT • 10,000 hour seated In oil grounded cord and plug 1,240 part-time guerrillas and REG. 9.90 2 BAGS REG. 9190 ;••>' 1/6 HP motor • Pumps from shallow 4,500 support troops. SAVES! O90 GIANT i',f», AutomatIO overlpad pro- -•••• .fiools only. 14" deep SAVE 2.73 45 : Regardless of Its actual ON 2 BAGS ON 2 BAGS O 2 BAGS 10,000 SQ. FT. BAG '- lection » bno yoar warranty size, the NPA scorns to bo re- 9 • Non corroslyU metal • ,Svvlval"c9rrylri(j handle > ' construction, safe In 6alt cruiting more and more stu- GLORION SAVE ON .. wator dents — sons and daughters of ROSE - AZALEA OR EVERGREEN FOOD ALL PURPOSE GLORION mlddle-class families who are BAG BAG disillusioned with the sytcm 25 LB. BAG. REG. 3.19 BAG PLANT FOOO40-LB. BAG REG. 2.98 BAG LOOK AT THIS little pump price: they see around them. GLORION PRODUCTS AVAILABLE IN ALL TWO GUYS STORES Basically, conditions in (he Complete rural PhllWncs tiro bud. The MERION LAWN SOD INSTANT LAWN Ready to'Use people are poor, development No waiting-Instant Green, Duality sod grown by lawn Is slovv, officials are often cor- turf exports. C *39 rupt. Tlie people see little evi- 5 8O.UAHE FEET PIECEB SO- A PIECE PER dence of government interest SO Avallablo In soma storet by advance order only 10 In them. < UUN I FT MINERSUPPLYCO Representatives of tho na- tional government often have u knack for nllonatliiB tho OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. people. SUNDAY* MIDDLETOWN - RT. 35 10 A.M. "TIL 6 P.M. SOUTH OF THIKRUMMY KRUPP Early this month some 20 •n>/l3AL13 HLOWIDI/LAW "constabulary members were j on Waiydirful W*t Front Empty boits, tank* reportedly relieved of their (assignments In northern 13 He Dyly BegMw, Red «W* —MMffleUrwa, N. J. Ttardtay, W*y XI, tt» m - - ... (*ei t Tune'• • ' d"IB MM**UpTf , Maybe Ymi Sfcould *Tiifrn inattentive at school lately. I DIIW come confused, to slow down phers, "weHsckmerz."' with us, perhaps we should answer untOm •• medical hear^so much about epilepsy and sometimes, like this Depression, systems over- turn off for awhile, turn off tubjecti. Letten may be ad- fe« young mother across— those little spells — or HERE'S TO 'patient's 7-year-old, they stop load, weltschmerz — the the radio, turn off the TV, the dressed to him In care of Tbe the daft from me looked tear- maybe she has some deafness paying attention to the world names come easily. But what newspaper and magazine sub- Dally Kegiiter, US Chestnut ful. She sat slumped in tbe from the mumps she had a around them, they slop listen- about the treatment? scriptions, the movies, the St., Red BankWW. _ chair, eyes downcast, sorrow few years ago. There's so HEALTH ing at all. Perhaps the computer novels. oozing out 6t every pore. I much to think about, so much Brutalized by the media, people have the answer to Perhaps we should content asked her what the problem to worry about." they can become sluggish and that. They build into their pro- ourselves for awhile with the was* i ' Nor was that the end of her novels, she had even begun to depressed, some even going grams a system whereby day-to-day, person-to-person "Everything, just every- worries. She was concerned wonder if her sex life was nor- so far as to withdraw from the overloaded computers can re- business of living and leave FLAGPOLES thing," she replied. That about drug abuse, her .fami- mal. outside world into an inner fuse to accept arty now infor- the calamities and catast* started me thinking. What ly's health, the Vietnam war, "After all," she said in a world of their own. mation until they have pro- rophies inside the magic HOMEOWNERS problems could this attrac- crime in the streets, the re- bare whisper, "in all the nov- Computer experts know all cessed and digested what's al- boxes and, the printed pages tive, well educated, well-off cession, the election. els, men and women seem to about this. They have found ready there. The computer until we can regain our per- SPECIAL young mother have? "You can hardly turn on the have sexual relations all the their machines to react in the treatment of depression is U> sonal balance, effectiveness, HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM I PlMt "I'm worried about my chil- radio or TV, or pick up a time. My husband and I only same way. A computer fed turn off. • and happiness. Today's prescription for dren." She had two, great newspaper or magazine with- manage about three times a too quickly with too much in- Maybe that's the medtcal 22' HIGH kids, ages 7 and 10. "Bobby is out finding something horrible week. Does that mean we're formation will react by be- treatment, too! • mental health: turn off. almost old enough to start to think about," she muttered. abnormal?" coming sluggish in operation. U If the world is too much Dr. Polk will be happy to 3" TAPERS TO 2" trying drugs. He's no problem Even her leisure reading The words came out slowly, will accept information slowly -> BALL now, but he .could be. And the had become troublesome. Af- produced with tremendous ef- and print out answers slowly. PULLEY little one, well, she has been ter reading several current fort. They were punctuated by Computer experts call this HALYARD tears, which she blotted away condition "systems overload." The Willows slowly with a soggy Kleenex. Doctors recognize the SNAPS Nevertheless, a complete patient who is worried, fear- ALUMINUM SLEEVE

CountyFood Stamps physical exam and some per- ful, hopeless, helpless, the ••;'•*,«*• Rest•••-•,' **••• • Home>.;,' PRE-CAST IN CONCRETE tinent lab work showed her to patient who is tearful, sad- u be in good physical health. looking, who eats and sleeps ' t •. '••••->'.'.tit* $3500 £L .f.I"*. Returti $6.2 Million Her problem: depression. poorly, works and speaks Cozy Horrid Atmosphere FREEHOLD — Ab|>ut $6.2 come, family size, and liquid There are probably thou- slowly or not at all. Doctors million will have been added assets. One does not have to sands of such people around, call this condition depression. Family Style Meals to the Monmouth County receive welfare payments in despondent and depressed by •Weltschmen' 4'x6' U.S. FLAG economy by June 2 tin the order to qualify. Many per- the constant jamming of their Many people are depressed Transportation To WITH POLE ABOVE form of food purchasing pow- sons, living on a fixed income minds with bad news and wor- about the state of the world er as a result of the Federal such as a pension or social risome thoughts. today. It seems that we can Church $t Shopping Food Stamp Program, 1 which security, are benefitting from Their minds are filled with absorb and handle only so will mark Its third year! of op- tbe food assistance program. stories of real or potential much bad news without suf- eration in the county, i A food stamp certification dangers each moment that fering. Nor is this a new con- MILDRED M.SCOTT JOHN VAN KIRK & SON The U.S. Department of Ag- officer has offices at the Mon- they are exposed to the prod- cept. The sadness one feels M-micro* RED BANK riculture's Food and Nutrition mouth County Welfare Board, uct of our communication sys- about the state of the world PHONE 222-4916 85 COOPER RD. Service says low incomelfami- 705 Summerfield Ave., Asbtiry tem, the media. was called at the turn of the 73DUDUYST. > LONG BRANCH 741-0319 lies in the county'have paid Park. i So they tend to worry, to be- century by German philoso- about $12.3 million for {food stamp coupons valued at $18.5 million since the program started in June, 1969. The dif- ference of $6.2 million pre- sents the increase in food sales that has directly benefit- ed county food merchants. About 31,800 persons partici- pate in the program each month. j Currently there are 306 fopd, Nretailers in the county author- ed by USDA to accept c<% pWs. Many of these grocers haveHncreased their sales substantially in meat and dairy products as well as in 8-Play Gym l produce itemsNsjnce the pro-i ^mJM gram^ started. '";. » and Slide Set Under the program, admin-' Features two swings and - airglide istered jointly by the USDA's with cool vent seats. Complete with side entry slide. Stands on four sturdy Giant 1 5 ft. x 4 ft. Food and-Nutrition Service Super Deluxe i$nd the Bureau of Assistance legs. 19" oUhe N.J. Department of In- SAME GYM WITHOUT SLIDE ^- $14.87 I complete with stitutions and agencies, eli- A Aslll V Bfe^^^^ gible low income families in- F AIVIILY lilLjn I Filter System, Ladder vest the money they would normally use to buy food each M month in coupons that have a & 6" Top Seat Raii! greater monetary value. These coupons may theivW spent like cash at authorized food markets. Coupons can be used only to purchase domes- TOP SEAT tically produced food products RAIL and some specified imported foods. Food merchants re- deem the coupons at face val- Six Leg Super Deluxe ue at local banks. Eligibility to participate in 12-Play Gym the Food Stamp Program is determined by montjily in- BLAZON & Slide Set This super deluxe 12 play gym A slide set features 2 swings,, Blood Bank airglide, lawn swing, and cool- vent seats. Complete with side Events Set entry slide. Stands on six • sturdy legs. In Matawan N' MATAWAN - The Mata- Gym-ee wan Jaycees and the Mon- mouth County Blood Bank will Indoor-Outdoor combine Junior Champ track and field meets with their an- Combination nual community blood drive Saturday, June 17, at'Mata- Climbing wan Regional High School. Tower, . Announcing the drive, Thomas J. Mitchell, chair- m, Slide, man, said, "On the same day at Matawan Regional High the Jaycees are sponsoring Picnic Junior Champ track and field Table Pool: H.P.E. MUSKIN SPECIALS meets. This will provide an Made by SEE THE MANY OTHER excellent opportunity for par- • STEEL WALL — Attractive Blue & White ents to watch their children Gym-Dandy tile pattern galvanized and corrugated Replacement ;SIZE POOLS ON DISPLAY! compete in sports and donate • 6" STEEL Top Seat reinforced with Snap Liners blood to the community blood The perfect play place for kids. Part ^m ^m A mm 12'x36" 29.87 drive at the same time." playhouse, part gym, part slid* and parr V ^L\ H # Lock Steel Tubular Stabilizer Rail picnic table ... all fun! Builds confidence • ^T^ • VERTICAL Supports of new extro strong 15'x42" 44.87 Super Value! 15'x48" 49.87 The Jaycees have requested and coordination, develop* imagination I ^^^P box type construction the mayors of Matawan and group play. ™ ^^^ 20 GA. 18'x48" . . 59.87 Borough and Matawan Town- • Pool finished in Durable Deluxe outdoor 20 GA, 24'x4B" , 87.87 ship to proclaim the week of baked enamel with Rust Resistant Primer June 11 through 17 Commu- Deluxe 12 ft. x 3 ft. • TO Year Warranty on Deluxe Winterized Chemicals nity Blood Drive Week. More 25 Ib. Sentry than 150 'service and business Liner Flameproof Chlorine 14.87 organizations in the commu- POOL PACKAGE 35 Ib. Sentry nity have been asked to sup- Includes: Pool • Filter • Ladder Flameproof Chlorine 18.87 port the drive. Filter: H.P.E. MUSKIN Algaecide GA. 1.97 1001b. Special • Deluxe High rate sand H.P.E. Muskin filter Filter Sand 2.97 Court of Honor • Heavy gauge galvanized tank wlfh baked enamel 25 Ib. D.E. Media . 2.87 finish. Slated Tuesday • Honeitly rated I .3 torqued horsepower motor BAST KEANSBURG - APPROVED I • Heavy duty non-corrosive pump arid impeller • Capable of filtering up to 18 ft. pools in diameter Troop 146, Boy Scouts of UL FILTER America, sponsored by New COMPLETE PKG.! Monmouth Baptist Church, 12-foot diameter, 3-foot depth. has scheduled its annual fami- Heavy gauge galvaniied steel frame Ladder: ly dinner and Court of Honor • Deluxe 48 in. non-corrosive ladder. and tldewall, finiihed in durable 1 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Buck rust-retistant baked enamel. Heavy • Easy to handle, rugged in construction. SUPER JUVENILE ^TORE Smith's Restaurant, Palmer pool ladder. Av£. Two brothers will receive SUPER JUVENILE STORES high1 Scouting awards: James Pydor will be given his Eagle Scout bad^e; his brother, Slc- HAZLET PLAZA ven Ryder, will get his star won Route 35, HAZLET, N.J. ild Scout badge. (Acrois Iht Jfratf from K-Mart) Recognition of all Scouts ad-' HRS. 10 A.M. > 10 P.M. \H. vanced In rank during the )88t year will be made by Scoutmuster Herald. Maiii- OPEN EVENINGS nganoSr. \ V.";; TkeD*By Register, -mitki*w*,KJ.'n*rtAMy,**ynl\m It Ldcal Area in sher, t; robin, I; wood thrush, throated sparrow, 7; swamp that day. Clapper rail is an ary in Humson). missed — scored by only one 8; hermit thrush, S; Swain- sparrow, 4; song sparrow, 8. example; yellow-billed cuck- Although the figures given party — Is an example. Its lo- . i on the Big Day son's thrush, ft; veery, 8; east- The Chaste Factor oo, broad-winged hawk and are generally Indicative, a cal status is hardly com- (o/HayUwMier OUTDOOR ern bluebird, I; blue-gray There were some obvious sharp-tailed sparrow are oth- few reflect the element of parable to that of the relati- species found within the 15- gnatcatcher, 4; ruby-crowned misses—species we know are ers. (One party found brant chance, or birder "luck." vely rare bobolink, for ex- mile circle of the count area, WORLD kinglet, 6; cedar waxwlng, 1; in the area but just didn't get and sharp-tailed sparrow just That the fairly common ample, although both scored a Th«t'« a new bigb for the 17* starling, 8; white-eyed, vjreo, found by the working parties outside the count area bound- meadowlark was almost 1. yenr-pltl count and substan- 4; yellow'throat ea vireo, 1; tially tops the old record of anaer, 1; turkey vulture, 3; solitary vireo, 6; red-eyed IM, set In IMS and equalled In red-tailed hawk, 1; osprey, 2; vireo, «; warbling vlreo, 1; kestrel, 3. black-and-white warbler, 8; m Bobwhlte, 5; ring-necked prothonotary warbler, 1; STORE HOURS: QELCO WILL BE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 9 A.M. -4 P.M. • There were It observer* pheasant, 0; American coot, worm-eating warbler, 2; blue- afield In eight parties, and 4; kilMeer, 4; black-bellied winged warbler, 7; Tennessee 0KN LATE Wtd., hi 9 to f .Tut*., Thurs., Sat. 9 to 6 two more who did lists on plover, 2; ruddy turnstone, I; warbler, 3; Nashville warbler, their own properties, all under American woodcock, 1; com- 3; panda warbler, 8; yellow | perfect weather conditions, mon snipe, 1; whimbrel, 1; warbler, 8; magnolia warbler, the count area extends, spotted sandpiper, 7; solitary 6; Cape May warbler, 4; SALE ENDS WED. MAY 31st roughly, from Monrnouth sandpiper, 5; short-billed do- black-throated blue warbler, Beach and the Naveslnk Riv- wltcher, 5; scmlpalmated 7; myrtle warbler, 8; black- mm HOW IS THE TIME TO HX UP fOR SUMMER er at Red Bank on the north sandpiper, 4; western sand- throated green warbler, 3; ce- Shop tarty — tUfhHo flappliosLas t to Wreck Pond at Sea Girt piper, 1; sanderllng, 1; great rulean warbler, 1;* Black- And Manasqtian River at black-backed gull, 3; herring burnian warbler, 3; chestnut- Farmingdale on the south, gull, 6; ring-billed gull, 3; sided warbler, 7; bay- knd from a short distance off- laughing gull, 7; Bonaparte's breasted warbler, 3; bUckpoil shore to Colts Neck. gull, 2; common tern, 4; least warbler, 7; pine warbler, 2; < Because of general Interest tern, 2; Caspian tern, 1; prairie warbler, 4; palm war- in the species makeup of our mourning dove, 7; black-billed bler, 1; ovenblrd, 8; northern bird 'population in this season cuckoo, 1; screech owl, 1; waterthrush, 5; Louisiana wa- terthrush, 2; Connecticut war- Y-TO-FINISH Of peak variety, the day's whip-poor-will, 3; chimney Complete list Is printed below. swift, 7; ruby-throated hum- bler, 1; yellowthroat, 8; yel- The number after each spe- mingbird, 1; belted king- low-breasted chat,l; hooded cies is the number of parties fisher, 5; red-bellied wood- warbler, 2; Wilson's warbler, — out of the eight field groups pecker, I; red-headed wood- 5; Canada warbler, 6; reel-1 KITCHEN C A I r — which reported it, an In- pecker, 1; hairy woodpecker, start, 8. , ' dication of abundance and 5; dpwpy woodpecker, 7; east- . House sparrow, 8; ooblink, prevalence of each. ern kingbird, 4; crested fly- 1; eastern meadowlark, 1; Count List catcher, 5; phoebe, 5; least red-winged blackbird, 8; or- CABINETDHL Red-tfiroated loon, 2; pied- flycatcher, 1; wood pewee, 1; chard oriole, 2; Baltimore ori- WMUI-HTI blUed grette, 1; double-crested horned lark,' 1; greater yel- ole, 8; rusty blackbird. 2; cormorant, 1; great blue he- lowlegs, 6; lesser yellowlegs, common grackle, 8; brown- ron, 2; common egret, 1; 3; least sandpiper, 3. headed cowbird, 7; scarlet I showy egret, 3; Louisiana he- tanager, 7; cardinal, 8; rose- breasted grosbeak, 8; indigo Now Sale Priced ron, lj Uttle blue heron, l; Tree swallow, 8; bank swal- gre^ti heron, 7; black-crowned bunting; 3; evening grosbeak, Special Sale! low, 1; rough-winged swallow, 1; purple finch, 2; house | 54" Upper & Lower f night heron, l; American bit- 3; barn swallow, 6; cliff swal- 20"x20' tern,!; mute swan, 3; Canada finch, 6; pine siskin, 1; Ameri- low, 1; purple martin, 4; blue can: goldfinch, 6; rufous-sided I KITCHEN CABINET goose, 2; mallard, 8; black jay, 8; common crow, 8; fish HARDWOOD duck, 3; American widgeon, townee, 8; Savannah sparrow, j crow, 2; Carolina chickadee, 3; grasshopper sparrow, 1; COMBINATION 1; blue-winged teal, 3; wood 8; tufted titmouse, 8; white- UTILITY CABINET duck, 2; greater scaup, 2; seaside sparrow, l; vesper j with sink, rim ft Formica t6p Complete with Fbrtnka Top breasted nuthatch, 6; brown sparrow, 1; chipping sparrow,, lesser scaup, 2;' bufflehead, 2; creeper, 1; house wren, 6; white-winged scoter, l; surf 6; field sparrow, 3; white- Carolina wren, 2; mockingb- crowned sparrow, 1; white- -scoter, 1; common scoter, l; ird, 8; catbird, 8; brown thra- ; ruddy duck, 3; hooded merg- 95 Youth Arrested in Disturbance 95 i KEANSBURG — A local fluence of a dangerous' sub- According to Police Chief j 24 youth was lodged In the coun- stance, interfering with a po- Robert Kronenberger, police 1'ty Jaikitter being arrested on lice officer and using loud and were called to the area of I Counter top* in o»- 1 delivered include*: changes, of' being under the in- abusive language. . ; :' -• Main St. and Forest Ave. in 159 serted colors . . . answer to a call that a youth •54taefcl«eealiMts«Hli*«imt Com** com plate ruling a bicycle tried to take a I •S4i*diftnRieactMrt«rt«f baby from the handlebars of a | with knobs ready to bicycle being ridden by a lo- •WhmifmitistMlthAiairiii paint or antique PUBLIC cal woman. •CtnpMtwWifaMis , When the youth was unsuc- • Abo avtiUii M f •" tr 72" wiith at Gelct'j Im frict cessful in his attempt to take I the baby, it is alleged he j AUCTION SALES is 1 shelf; all 24" high tablmls 2 poured a bottle of soda over , %Af All 1^** AD.IKII-T QI7PQ* the child and raced off on his | (htIvM;ell32"rtighcabiMl»3thslvM. • Sale No. ' bicycle. 30 2A 30 3t, 2067-May 27th. Lincroft, N.J. At approximately 7:30 p.m. 2068 June 3rd..lyionmouthBeach, N.J. police were called to the area 2069 June 10th. Monmouth Beach, N.J. of Pineview Ave. and| Beach way in response to com- 4 I 2070 June 17th. Colts Neck, N.J. plaints a youth was running I 2071 June 24th. Long Branch, N.J. , up and down the road scream- 19.95 24.95 27.95 19.95 27.95 29.95 33.95 37.95 2072 July 15th. Freehold, N.J. ing. 2073 July 29th. Little Silver, N.J. Patrolman Gilbert Capella .1 J5 ia 24 30 was dispatched to the area by Comer 2074 August. West Long Branch. the desk officer, Sgt. William 1 rfc Watch for date, it Krysonski, and the patrolman ] Cabinet reported he had to physically subdue the suspect, iden-'l 'I 45.95 B. G. COATS & ASSOCIATES titled'as Robert F. Mor-] • # •I. . Auctioneers-Appraisers ton, 19, of 20 Cottage Place. 45 West River Road The youth is scheduled for a ] 19.95 21.95 23.95 25.95 33.95 37.95 43.95 49.95 Rumson (201) 842-4033 New Jersey hearing in Municipal Court (.0 (.0 May 30. h

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The 18.5 mile race is open to high schools. The team with Registration forms for the FRIDAY ONIY all resident of Monmouth the best total time will be race are available at the County 15 years and older,, awarded a perpetual trophy chamber of commerce office, and police from both boroughs for display at its school during 1 Main St., at police desks in GRADED will direct traffic and handle the entire year. Eatontown and New Shrews- roadblocks and stop-street in- Trophies and prizes will be bury and at bicycle shops in SOUTHERN STAR tersections throughout the awarded for the best individ- the county area. course. . it"will be supervised by the Register Slot! Pholo Amateur Bicycle League of CITED FOR LIFE SAVING — Eleven-year-old Henry Perry received a America and judged and Feelrich, certificate of merit from Robert Greene, second from right, chairman of monitored at more than SO the Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts' district advancement committee, check points by the Wing and for saving the life of his nine-year-old companion, Jack Simon, last Ja- Bonnett Sports Car Club of warm, nuary. Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Perry, left, of Mlddletown, Red Bank. had been a member of Troop 140 about a month when he applied his new- Aiding will be a group of ra- worry- ly-learned life-saving procedures in icy waters to save the life of his com- dio ham operators from the panion who broke through ice and fell into the water at Green Lake off Central Jersey Emergency Navesink River Road. The county freeholders and Middletown Township Aid Radio Team headed by free Committee have also recognized Henry for his bravery. Lee Pannebaker, Harold II. Hayncs of New right. Is scoutmaster of Henry's troop. Shrewsbury. The race will open this borough's Independence Day Increasing Police Torture WAREHOUSE PRICED RUSTLES OWN HORSE Quantity rights reserved. BEAUMONT, Tex. (AP) — Not responsibleior typographical errors. Then there was the man who Tactics Seen in Argentina rustled his own horse. A horse, roaming loose on a frastructure nf torture exists plained. BUENOS AIKES (AP) — street, was taken to the City 1 Have extra cash in your bank Argentine newspapers and in Argentina," says the daily Miss Morello reported she Pound. magazines are reporting in- El Cronista Commercial. was blindfolded for days and When his master learned balance when you need it. Open creasingly that police prison- President Alejandro La- • could not identify the men what had happened, he dashed a Cash-O-Matic account with us. ers have been beaten and tor- nusse says lie abhors torture who tried to make her admit to the pound. Finding no attend- tured, frequently with an and has "taken the firmest to a love affair with a priest ant there, he whipped out a MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL RANK "electric needle" similar to a decision to exhaust all possi- and to guerrilla activities. hacksaw, cut the chain, and catUe prod. bilities so there is no torture The story was similar to rode off into the sunset. The bank that looks out lor you "The growing evidence and of any kind against anyone." statements by other men and testimony show that an in- More than 50 persons alle- women, most of them young gedly have been tortured in people. A state of siege de- the past year. Most were ac- clared by the military govern- GYPSY MOTHS cused of connections with a ment in 1969 permits arrest half-dozen guerrillas organiza- without warrant and in- A PROBLEM? tions. These groups have definite imprisonment without claimed responsibility for kid- formal charges or trial. 5 DAY SALE! naping and killings. • Eduardo Jozami, a lawyer Federal police and the and newsman, charged that armed forces deny their he had been arrested in April 'THURSDAY, MAY 25th thru MONDAY, MAY 29th OPEN MONDAY MAY 29th (MEMORIAL DAY) 10 AM to 6 PI people practice torture, but and tortured. He was released the accusations keep coming after relatives appealed to La- as Gen. Lanusse's military nusse, who ordered an in- government presses a cam- vestigation. paign to break up guerrilla Two women arrested in con- groups. nection with a kidnaping said Roman Catholic bishops, at they were tortured by federal a meeting this month, issued police witht the electric needle. a statement condemning tor- Ema Elida de Bcnedetti, Rent our ture as illegal, even when ap- who was four months preg- plied to people accused of ter- nant, said a doctor was at her Power Spray rorism or other "political side during the torture check- crimes." • Sprays Tall Trees ing her condition and advising The bishop's statement the police. • Easy to Use heard an account of Norma The police have denied the • Economical Morello, a 30-year-old rural accusation. RENT ALL YOUR teacher and a member of the 2 Deaths Reported GARDENING NEEDS Church-sponsored Rural Two alleged victims later Movement, which tries to help died. One was Eduardo Pablo FROM POOrPACKAGES impoverished farmers. Monti, 43, a textile worker, fa- • 16 Gauge Winterized Vinyl Liner Tells Her Experience » 4" Seating Ledge All PURPOSE ther of four, and a follower of • Striped Galvanized Wall i 5 Yeor Factory Wanaritce an Liner Miss Morello said she had ex-President Juan D. Peron. POOL PACKAGES 151 x 48" PACKAGE • 20 Gouge Winterized Liner • 6" Top Ledge 18' x 48" PACKAGE RENTAL been arrested Dec. 1, tortured He was arrested March 11 on Includes: Includes: • This Pool may be left up alt year • Green Meadow Wall 1513 Musktn POQl S1S9.00 tBU Muskin Pool ti»f.t» for a month, and held in jail un- a larceny charge. Nine days •< HP Filler iff 7 i>HPFilfer • f.OO CENTER • 5 Year Factory Warranty on Liner Aluminum Ladder Aluminum Ladder ll.t? ••I til earlytn May. The Interior later Buenos Aires Province Our R*fl. Low OurRtfl.Low Ministry ordered her release police delivered Monti to Oil count Prtct 1140.14 Discount Price SAVE «!.« $216 ...SAVEt31.fi 741-004O after civil rights groups and Olmos jail in La. Plata. Jail 18'x48" PACKAGE $278 Catholic organizations com- authorities reported that he Includes: »1846 Muskin Pool $259.00 MUSKIN CONCORD POOL PACKAGE arrived "in a regretable con- dition." ' 1/2 HP Filter i 89.00 24" x 48" PACKAGE An autopsy showed bruises Safety Ladder „ 27.97 • 20 Gouge Winterized Liner Includes: • This Pool moy be left up all ycor »2444 MusMn Pool .$388.00 on Monti's body. Our Re«. Low Discount Price $375.97 Juan Lawchovsky, 32, an • 6" Top Ledge !i HP Filter 1491O0 auto worker, was seized April SAVE $'42.97 • Slriped Galvoniied Wall Solely Ladder 27. W 30 by several men. He re- • 5 Year Factory Warrantee on Liner Our R«g. Low $564.V7 turned home May 2 feeling SALE$333 very sick, his wife later testi- CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY SOTS fied. Lawchovsky told her > REPLACEMENT LINERS • ACCESSORIES • CHEMICALS FREE WATER TESTING that his abductors questioned • FILTER MEDIA and PARTS BRING IN A SAMPLE OF YOUR POOL WATER him about the transportation LOWEST DISCOUNT PRICES! BONUS COUPON? WILL CHECK IT FREE and ADVISE OF ANY PROBLEMS" of weapons to a guerrilla group and that he was tor- BOYS' OR GIRLS' tured because he proclaimed his innocence. HI-RISE BIKE • Sofely tested coaster broke Kawchovsky went to a hos- « Banana contoured saddlo pital and died of internal he- • Hi-Rise handlebar • Marching colored fenders morrhages. • Chrome plated rims Eight persons apparently in- 100 LBS. HTH Ploy King Reg. Low Discount volved in leftist activities PICNIC TABLE GRANULAR p'lc« $42.18 have disappeared since l<)69. 0514 SAVE W.00 • Sturdy Wood Construction Their fate remains a mystery CHLORINE BOYS' «6tl GIRLS1 »SIB except for one whose body • Silk Screened Seats 4-SEATER was buried under a false • Baked Enamel Finish SAND BOX 88 name. VALUE $11.95 • 38" x -18" 31.97 36 • Extra lorge ploy ore a Dr. Alfredo Moles, a psy- • Adi. sun-shade canopy 100 LBS. HTH chiatrist, made a study of tor- «736 • Silk screened teals BOYS' 27" 10 SPEED ture in Argentina. His find- VALUE *19.S>$ TABLETS ings, published in a news RACING BIKE magazine, blamed some sort SALE SALE! 4.77 32.97 IMPORTED FROM ITALY of the activity on a secret 8.44 Ploy King R.g, Low Dlicaunt WITH COUPON OKLY Price « group called the Hawks whose "' *»•••« members allegedly came WEAREVER or PETERSON LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER from "the most distinguished CHOPPER-STROLLER BUNNY Goad only SAVE SlO.Ofl Sunday, MAY 2«th and Mon. policemen, although some BEAR . Di omond roclng frame •CHII0 military also are allowed in." day May 29lh . Whilo wall tiros with lubes Vttill* Quontltl.. Lair • Center pull calibrated hand brakns The purpose is to wane ;i mer- • Racing saddle • Autt thn widest choice in many a nnason! ciless war against urban guer- CAR Caih & Carry Only Now fabrics, new shacloH, brisker now pat- rillas and other dissidents, 69.88 to livrm Ihc spring ;md summer. SEAT Choico workmanship, of cntirsn, throujjli- Moles said. oul. And, as is our custom, fit that allows FAMOUS SAFART no Jliiw. Choose ono this wnck! • Bucket leaf witli adjustable FOLDING BICYCLE .10O2.2I5P contour headrest Coldsclimidt Girl • Plated tubular ilcol SEEN ON TV Master Charge - Bank Americard - Uni-Card • Quilled winy I coveting Delivery Available FOLDS UP ond SNAPS OPEN •62 A Is Bat Mizvah VALUE $21.97 *- Sec Manai'cr IN SECONDS. EASILY CARRIED MATAWAN - Pamela Su- SALE IN CAR TRUNK. TAKE IT WITH .san tJuldschnudt, daughter of YOU ON VACATIOH . . ANYWHEREI Mr. and Mrs, Joel (Jold- OVER «5 YEARS OlriOO .sthinidt, of Maliiwiiti, will 14.88 Kkkslond Oiid raar rftlferror conduct services as a Bat Mit- zvah Saturday at 11 a.m. in SALE 44.9' 24 W. FRONT STREET Temple Khiilmn. PtAYKWG AnioiiH those attending ser- MON,. TUBS.. WED. 10,00 A.M. f. 9,00 P.| KEYPORT, N.J. DISCOUNT SUPERMART THURS. t, PR , IOIOO A.M. fa OiJO P.IL ) 264.0700 vices will be Pain's grand- SATURDAY 9i30 A.M. TO 6,00 PM parents, Dr. and .Mrs. Sol SUNDAY H.OO A,M, .. S,00 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY NITE'TIL 9 'liildscliinidi and ,\ir. and Mrs. M. llcKh. nil df Miami, '•'la., iimt hi'i brother Knk ROUTE 35, OPPOSITE MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER and sisicr |,i.h|i-y. Open Fri. Nite Til 9 - Ample Free Parking A liiiiilii'iin in |';iiu'.'i honor, MIDDLETOWN 671-9880 Will bu held :it the (idld' L Hot mp*n*M» far tYf »»»M««I mnm». All lt»i»« MM »n « llttt ctrnt Hnl «.rv. 17

By SYLVIA PORTER gripe and be determined to Calls Defined track him down at any hour. By BOGEBE. SPEAR I the cost of the caS which is You can get a real bargain YOURMONEY'S Adtk Mb then allowed to expire. >y buying a bouse In a now — Inquire whether or not Q — I have noticed adver- The call, which is in bearer development — if you buy in a WORTH the builder Is a member of the Successful form and, therefore, nego- properly designed and con- National Association of Home tisements in newspapers for calls. Would you explain what tiable, Is held by the broker. structed development and if Builders — no guarantee of, Investing Not only do the term: of the you know precisely what you but definitely a clue to, his they are and how they work? to what changes you have — L.O. option appear on the contract, are getting into before you madev ethics. This Is an association nanclal statement from the but also an endorsement by a thus it pays to have your bro- iign any contract. But the housing devel- of reputable builders and his developer himself. His refusal A — Calls are options to buyer pays a premium usually New York Stock Exchange ker shop around for the nuwt You can have a homo with opment field is loaded with membership in the group to give you one would be a purchase a given stock within about 15 per cent of the cur- member firm guaranteeing advantageous contract. Tht the privacy you yearn for and high pressure sales promo- would be another excellent real red flag warning, a specified time limit and at a rent total cost for 100 shares. delivery of the shares within advertisements you mention with areas in which your chit- ters. It is infested with buil- sign of the builder's responsi-, Ask Purchasers stated price. In order for a For shares trading at 30, a the time limit and at the strik- represent a minor portion of i Iren can play safely — if you ders whose smeared reputa- bility. — Try to locate a couple of call buyer to profit, the stock call would cost approximately ing price. dealer's business, inventory families or individuals who nake sure that the devel- tions would not stand up un- — Check the developer's must go up in price. A typical $450. As a general rule, dealers which he has built up through ipment in which you buy Is so der your close scrutiny. Federal Housing Adminis- bought their present home c».ll contract is written for 100 The "striking price" — buy writing other types of option five or 10 years ago from the write options on request from ilanncd that it prohibits fust How, though, do you recog- tration rating — a clue to how shares to be purchased within level specified by the call — is potential buyers. Terms vary; contracts. raffle constantly whizzing by nize the good, honest builder? much you will get for your builder-developer from whom six months and 10 days. The usually close to current trad- four house and that there are What clues are there to the money. A below-average rat- you are considering buying. ing price. In our example places set aside for play- sleazy performer? ing Is less than 100 and an Ask their opinions on how the Builder Predicts striking price would be grounds. — Ask the builder whether above-100 (up to 105) mark builder rectified construction around 30, thus, in order to chelsea You can have a model house he lives within the devel- means that the developer is errors and in general fulfilled Ample Financing make a profit, shares would built to meet your special opment — an exceedingly better than other local buil- his obligation!!. These opinions have to rise above 3% not In- needs — and save money too good sign if he does. For it ders. Simply call the local could be crucial to your cor- POINT PL'EASANT— cluding commissions. This — if you discuss your specifi- means he is there to listen to FI1A office to get this rating rect Judgment of the builder. Record levels of deposits in would cover tho cost of 100 morning cations in advance with the buyers' grievances, he is will- — and don't let the builder — Use your common sense thrift institutions assure buil- shares at 30 plus the $450 call unisex builder in charge and then Ing to put himself at your steer you away from doing so. about this period of the year ders and home buyers of premium. negotiate the price according mercy should you have a real — Visit houses the devel- in which you are seeing the ample financing for at least This call would be exercised oper has built previously to model house if its landscaping the first three-quarters of the simply by buying the 100 haircutting sec whether they are well is all completed. Do not be year, according to Henry D. shares at 30 any time through 7 white st.. red bank Mayer, president of the N.J. 1 1 built and well landscaped. swayed by the magnificence the expiration date. Profit, of • I -' ttm is the |)1.1CO Ujy yp^i np AUCTION SALE This is well worth your time, Of the blooming bushes, the Shore Builders Association. course, would not be realized, ill 8 for ,ipp. i:.ili flowering or gentle green 842-9037 eyen if you have to take off a Mr. Mayer says many large until shares are sold. full day on a weekend to do trees. You are buying a house, The advantages of a call " so. not buying bushes and trees! lenders are soliciting mort- 261. Newman Springs M. Red Bank (off Hwy. 35) gage business today, which is are: a proportionally smaller — Check the builder's repu- Also look at the model house initial investment which in- or the development at night a dramatic switch from the SATURDAY, MAY 27 tation with the local Chamber situation six months ago, creases leverage and a of Commerce; You'll get as well as during the day. known, limited risk. Regard- Look at the development when lenders were more se- ALL DAY SALES STABTINQ AT 10 A.M. stilted answers, but they'll be lective about the loans they less of how far shares may somewhat revealing. Check when it's gray and raining as plunge, the loss Is limited to Exceptionally large sale consisting of many of our usual type also with the local Better well as when it's bright and were making. Warehouss'lots jrOm Anderson Bros, Alt the bargains you've trussed,,\ and won't be able to get again... All types of furni- Business Bureau. shining. *W*»W»***^**^****^ **** ft •: ture, Appliances, China, Mirrors, Silver, Pictures, Paintings, Glass- — Call the bank where the — Under no circumstances, wet«, Washers,.Dryers, TV's,.rugs, some Antiques, plus the con- permit yourself to be high tents of many cartons and bbls. etc. that haven't been opened builder has his accounts, ex- yetl Many lots being sold as per N-J. Statutes, by Order of Ander- plain why you are inquiring pressured into a deal. Most NOW THRU son_ Bros. Red Bank. Terms: Cash. Rain or Shine, Bring your Truck. about his reputation. Do the salesmen can't help exerting same with his major suppliers. •' at least some pressure on you MON.,MAY29 C. William Cubberley, Auctioneer. — Ask for — and get — a fi- — this is their trade. Most would instinctively try to push you into a contract by im- plying that anotheY buyer is hot on the track of the house OPEN ALL DAY you are viewing and will take it tonight if you don't sign up MEMORIAL DAY first; Many a family has, in fact, jumped into a purchase of a not really suitable house MEMORIAL Just to keep it away from a competitor. — While you're buying, also IF IT'S DUALITY YOU'RE LOOKING FOR DAY SALE think about resale at some fu- ture date. You well may not THURS.-FRI. & SAT. want to or plan to remain in DELICIOUS AND this development for more than a couple of years. Is the REFRESHING TASK development in a good loca- tion, in a stable but progres- . slve community? Is the layout FOOD STORES of the house convenient and appealing? — In sum, take your time and use your time wisely in CHOOSE FROM THESE FLAVORS reaching your decision — and then your purchase can truly * ORANGE * RASPBERRY turn out to be the best bargain in housing in 1972. * LEMON * PINEAPPLE 250 PAPER REED'S 9-IN. HANDYTOAM NAPKINS PAPER PLATES HOT CUPS Hold Youth HALF GAL. As Suspect SALE IUfl.44' Grab a big Reg. 99c. Conven- Reg. 59c. Strong In Entry supply now. In many ient size, great price. styro cups great for lively colors. Poly White only, 100 per cold drinks too, 7-oz. MIDDLETOWN - One of •"bagged. 13x13*. package. 50 count. three persons sought in con- nection wjth a breaking and entry of a Llncroft home last week was apprehended Tuesday in Long Branch. Eric Johnson, 18, of 4 Grant Court, Long Branch, was tak- AXELROD en into custody at his home by Detectives Richard Deick- YOGURT mann and Leonard Moon with the aid of Long Branch au- thorities. SAVE n NOW! Young Johnson is charged QOUBl JACOUABD DEM with forcing his way into the BEACH TOWEL home of William Stoffel, 768 WAGON GRILL Newman Springs Road, last 88 Friday night and allegedly 6 taking camera equipment and So Cream/ JUS. ».M. Cast Iran 188 2488 a clock radio with a total val- PICNIC NEEDS body, grids, wood han- ' ue of $1,300. COTTAGE AIIF1AVORS Reg. 2.Z9. Imported Reg. 29.95. Famous • Charcoal dles. 3 levels. 10x17'. from Hong Kong. Detective Capt. Robert M. Buddy L with safety Letts reported police are • Lighter Fluid Plush cotton terry. glass window. Two CHEESE • Briquets Great colors. 28x56*. grids. UL listed. seeking two other persons in connection with the entry to • Paper Plates the house, which was accom- • Plastic Spoons plished by forcing a front • Plastic Forks door. • Paper Cups Young Johnson is being held in the county jail in lieu of $2,500 bail pending a hearing 1-GAIXON In Municipal Court today. PLASTIC JUO Reg. 2.69. With conve- nient shoulder spout. Or- Scout Units Enter A KRAUSZER WOWZER ange and avocado. Lily-Tulip Contest FRUIT DRINKS 1 IIOLMDEL - Kigliteen ORANGE* GRAPE 99 area scout units, representing • FRUIT PUNCH more than K30 Boy and Girl • LEMONADE I Scouts, have entered the antl- • ICE TEA llttcr. bcautificatlon and re- • DIET ICE TEA cycling contest sponsored by the Lily-Tulip plant here, a , BRICK TOWN HOWELL TOWNSHIP I.onii winners will he an- FAIR HAVEN BlrchwoodMall "mS.!«..«.. 716 Rlvor Road nounced In July and national Chamborn Bridge. Rd. Rt fl "nd 6lh Slf*el winners In August, Humphrey County Supporters Say He Has Best Chance Against Nixon

FREEHOLD - Monmouth Atlantic Highlands, John 11. who sponsored the Peace to tackle the nation's Ills with Humphrey supporters will County"supporters of Sen. Hu- Florino of Matawan, Idith C. Corps, Medicare, the Nuclear a better chance of success open their campaign head- bert H. Humphrey say the for- Schultz of Hazlcl, and Sig- Test Ban Treaty, the 1964 Civ- than ihe ineffective in- quarters today at Rt. 79 and mer vice president is the only mund Shupack of llowell il Rights Act, the Food for cumbent or the two Demo- School House Road in Marl- Democrat who stands a Township. Peace Program, and Project cratic extremists seeking boro with ceremonies at 3 chance of defeating President "We arc asking the people Headstart can be. counted on Iheir party's nomination." p.m. Nixon. of Monmouth County to sup- In fact, they said, the nomi- port (is and Sen. Humphrey," nation of either George Wall- jtieT said, "because he is the ace or George McGoveni most qualified candidate, apd would result in a Republican he is the only candidate who DOWN-SEA SWIM CLUB landslide and the worst/'d«- can win in November." ' OLYMPIC SIZE POOL feat by a major po]iticajj4>arfy They cited the former vice OCEAN AVE. SiA MIGHT since Barry OoldwataMn 1%4 president's wins in Pennsylva- (JUM aouth of Highland* •rMgt-an tf» ahrsnibury Rlvsr) or Alt Landon ijy nia, Ohio and Indiana as signs 291-2375 - 842-9807 The joint statement was is- that more and more Demo- sued by the six candidates for crats view Sen. Humphrey as ' FEATVRiyC delegate slots pledged to Sen. the only hope of putting a • Olympic «ix« pool • kiddin 900I • «n«ck b«r Humphrey. They are Long "genuinely responsible public • moMl • cockt»HlQ*mB» fboat Blips Branch Mayor Henry Cioffi, official |n the White House." • •undaclw • parkins for 2QO cars ... Cecil W. Boodey Jr., Manas- The Humphrey slate said quan, Peter E. Donoghue of Mr. Wallace and Sen. * FAMILY McGovern represent the ex- OF FOUR Dividend Declared tremes of American politics and neither would be accept- * FAMILY RKD BANK — At Tuesday's able to two-thirds of the vot- OF THREE meeting of directors of The ers. Monmouth County National The candidates charged * FAMILY Bank, George L. Bielitz, presi- that Sen. McGovern's plans to OF TWO dent, announced that a divi- slash $32 billion from defense dend was declared of 10 cents spending, and his call for total BUILDER-DEVELOPER HONORED — Robert J. Schmertz, right, presi- a share on the common capi- amnesty for draft dodgers as dent of Leisure Technology Corp., Lakewood, and a former president of OPEN DAILY tal stock payable June 30 to reasons why he should not be 10 A.M.-10P.M. N.J. Shore Builders Association, receives citation of merit plaque from shareholders of record June elected. NJSBA president Henry D. Mayer at membership meeting in Homestead' Evanhtfl Swimming 15. This dividend is the 161st "Surely," they said, "there Restaurant, Spring Lake Heights. The plaque was given Mr. Schmertz as that the bank has paid. .builder whose •Nrell-planned communities ployed a leading role in putting can be no doubt that the man :Monmoutri and Ocean County area on the map in the past decade."

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PRIVATE FOYERS — Hovnanian Enterprises has opened Section II at Covered Bridge, the condominium community for adults on RtL 9, Mondial at RED BANK pan, two months ahead of schedule. Shown is entrancewayto a model home. Each unit has its own private entry foyer. The Berg Agency is the exclusive sales representative for the development. BROAD at MONMOUTH STREET Right in the Heart of Beautiful Downtown Red Bank MUNICIPAL PARKING FOR 2,000 CARS wear Goldin's c,.- HOW OFTEN HAVE YOU P/IOwC£/ BY . , m a Christian Science Reading Room and assumed it was maintained just for Christian Scien- in between the tists? games you play Actually, the Reading Room is there for you. The Christian Science Reading Room offers a quiet, peaceful haven where you may pray or just think things through. There SPECIALS you may read, borrow, or purchase the Bible... the Christian Great gear to unwind in over the Memorial Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scrip- ORIGINAL OILS, LITHOGRAPHS Day weekend. Cool-as-a-breeze shirts, tures by Mary Baker Eddy ... The Christian Science Monitor, a shorts and slacks in easy care fabrics worldwide daily newspaper... and other authorized Christian WATERCOLORS, ENAMELS, ETCHINGS styled for comfortable wear. A must for Science literature. Next time you're passing a Christian Sci- every man! — from Goldin's great collec- ence Reading Room, remember, it is there for you. POSTERS tion. JANTZEN KNIT SHIRTS BRING THIS COUPON TO By Dacron and Cotton THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE DAU, PICASSO, LIBERMAN JANTZErj BERMUDA SHORTS SHAGALL,COZZI,FERRANTE Dacron & Cotton. Perm, press READING ROOM KOSSONOGYI, FARHI, MIRO The Mall GOLBERG, AMEN, and Others Broad & Monmouth Streets and receive your FREE GIFT REGENCY GALLERIES Everyone Is welcome. Red Bank, NJ.-Stanford, Conn.-Monticello, N.Y.

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Sought 25 Years Ago OFFER UNBEATABLE VALUES! NEW BRUNSWICK - The could still be applied toward a mayor of West Amwell Town- degree. ship will don his cap and gown "I found out I could pick up next Thursday and join the where I left off and went back WHITE ALUMINUM graduating class at the Rut- for the spring term, but there . SAVE 1.97 gers College of Agriculture just weren't enough hours in and Environmental Science. the day to be a full-time stu- COMBINATION WINDOW ONE COAT - SEIF-PRIMING - 1ATEX When Richard S, Gulick re- dent; the farms had to come ceives his bachelor of science first." degree that day It will mark Determined not to be a • •TRIPU TRACK the end of a pursuit of a col- • IS YEAR PAINT HOUSE PAINT dropout for the second time, lege education that began 25 he decided to transfer to Uni- GUARANTEE years ago. versity College and attend • FUUY WEATHER Mayor Gulick wears many classes at night. By doing so STRIPPED REG. 8.95 hats, but the one that has tak- he had to change his courses en him the longest to acquire and lost his agricultural cred- • MINIMUM 6 WINDOWS is the academic mortarboard, its. As a dairyman he farms For the next six years he at- more than 875 acres of land tended night school twice a 1 $oo for his 280-heacl of registered week, taking subjects that Holstein- cattle. He started would give him a degree in wearing the hat of a politician business management. last November when he was "It wasn't easy. The days GALLON elected mayor. were long and the nights too And. Jf this weren't enough short, especially for a dairy ONE COAT coverage over similar colors on most surfaces. he is vice president of the farmer who has to face 175 INSTALLED SELF-PRIMING over sound, firm surfaces in good condition. board of managers of the col- milking cows at 5 in the morn- Contains "LOCKS-IN" to seal oft "Cedar Bleed" Staining on No salesman - no commission. Just count th» number of Shakes & Shingles. lege from which he will grad- MORTARBOARD MR MAYOR - Mayor Richard ing. I could only take one or uate, a member of the New windows you need, stop In to our showroom for a free Up to 50% longer life expectancy. SwGulick of West Amwell Township, a man who two courses a semester," A Dazzling, non-yellowing white that stays whiter. Jersey Agricultural Society, commented the new graduate. demonstration and free estimate. Free measuring ser- ywears many hats, tries on the one he will wear vice. Easy soap and water clean-up of painting tools. the Hunterdon County Board, next Thursday at Rutgers University's 2O6th anni- Slept In Class of Agriculture, and the New versary commencement. He will receive a bach- With an impish smile he Jersey Farm Bureau and Ad- elor of science degree from the College of Agri- said, "I remember one night I TELESCOPE visory Committee for Dairy. culture and Environmental Science where he be- fell asleep in class. The pro- TELESCOPE Start the dinner, not the fire, Born on Farm gan his college education 26 years ago. fessor was furious. I saw to it #981 TUBING Born and raised on a dairy CHAISE With the Electric Char-B-Qua, The Electric Char-B-Que. It that it never happened turn a dial and Iho "fire" starts: It's uses regular household current for farm in West'Amwell Town- 14 years. his return to school to com- again." LOUNGE that simple. And because It comes use outdoors or on your apartment CHAIR ship, not far from where he Reflecting on the past he plete his college education, al- Gulick transferred back to with permanent briquets there's no terrace. Or Inside your lireplace. now lives, the mayor is a says, "Farming was the only though he and his wife bad the agricultural college In 1088 charcoal to lug home, no ashes to One yeaf warranty. Rust-proof graduate of Lambertville thing I was interested in at when he learned that the clean. No dangerous starting fl ulds. aluminum housing available in talked about it many times. But the really terrific thing orange, yellow, avocado and black, High School, Class of 1946. the time so I stayed home to 'A Little Prodding' credits he had accumulated about It Is that It not only makes bar- He enrolled in the College of help my father." "In the spring of 1962, with over the years would fit into becuing easier, It makes it belter. Agriculture in 1946 as a dairy As the yeiars went by the re- the agricultural science cur- Come In and we'll show you more ELECTRIC a little prodding by my wife," thnnVo /husbandry major. Completing sponsibilities of operating his admits the mayor, "I went to riculum. Interested in agricul- OiARB-QWC two years of college, he went dairy farms coupled with the New Brunswick to see if I ture from the beginning, he 95 home for the summer. His demands for his time in orga- could be reinstated and found the move was another *59 summer vacation stretched to nizational activities delayed whether my previous credits step toward his goal. The mayor isn't the only member of his family who will receive a diploma in Jane. His wife, Elsie, who re- TELESCOPE ceived a master's degree in nursing from Trenton State green College while a member of FOLDING only the Trenton public school sys- #991 TUBING tem, will be awarded a second CHAIR master's degree in parent- 98 child nursing frm New York CHAISE 27 University. #741 & 740 Not to be overshadowed by Adjustable _ A_ her parents, daughter Martha, BEACH CHAIR 12" who is a member of the Na- tional Honor Society, will BEACH UMBRELLAS graduate from South Hunt- 11.98-14.98-17.98 erdon High School. For the past two semesters, she has lUmmHHWB IMMIttMWIMlM been attending Bucks County Community College at night Magic touch Aluminum pursuing courses to com- AIR WICK AEROSOL plement her studies at Rut- gers University this fall. SOLID Window Cleaner ICE CUBE TRAY Large Size Reg. 2.29 UMIT-ONE UMIT-ONE UMIT-TWO The Singing 'HI 5:3"*0 P.M". • 5/2 47 9 'Tt 5:30 P.M.-5/27 39* 'Tt 5:30 P.M.-5/27 Wheels Will Sing Again YiMiH'"'"•••"""'• "'*• wanmiMwyHHUM DOW AEROSOL 20 gal. PLASTIC RED BANK — It's been 17 years since there was a Sing- 3203-Reg. 1.49 Bathroom Cleaner TRASH BAGS ing Wheels Arena — but those C 20 oz. Reg. sar 4 4t r PKG. OF 10 who used to skate there have UMIT-ONE C Special 115:30 P.M.-5/27 UMIT-ONE Hog. 79 aa. decided to get together and 69 •TJ 5:30 P.M.-5/27 49 49 let the good times continue to 1 roll. V4 ki ¥4 V4 V4 V4 Vi Mi V4 ViV4 tti Iff \m V4 If 4 V4 If* V* tf4 V* Hi W4 V4 U* V*\ VXI - V* If* ¥4 V4) ¥4 If* V* Mi V* It* If* If* Wf Savings Harold Jacobsen Sr. of Har- mony Road, Middletown, for- .,MM VALUABLE COUPON >J»M»I|»SMM VALUABLE COUPON WM«|'«MM VALUABLE COUPON M.MM.I mer owner and operator of on the arena, is issuing in- 50° off any JANITOR IN LIQUID vitations for the organization meeting, to be conducted at JUMBO SIZED A DRUM PLUMR LA-Z-BOY the United Methodist Church. i GARMENT BAG QTS. - Reg. 9S j$ f\ » flag, 09 Plans will be made for skat- LIMIT-2 LIMIT - ONE UMIT-ONE ing trips and future meetings. 'Ttt 5:30 P.M. -5/27 'Til 5:30 P.M.-5/27 •HI 5:30 P.M. -5/27 just Mr. Jacobsen's brother, Re- liance Jackson, former organ- ist at the arena, will play the in time piano and his wife will sing. Reg. 3.98 SUNBEAM ELECTRIC CLOCK 1.99 Tape recordings made during SAVE 161 9 pc. WOODEN SALAD BOWL SET 2.98 STRAW RUGS parties at the arena will be %"x60" MASKING TAPE. R*. 98-Umit l 44 for played and there will be group singing. 9x12 PLASTIC DROP CLOTH. Reg. 29-Limif 2.: 9 4x6 3Y59 The group of former skaters 6x9 t./.To is headed by Mrs. Jackie RUBBERMAID TREE TRIM 2.98 & 3.98 Father's Young Martell, Mrs. Shirley RUBBERMAID BORDER BRICK ~ 1.98 6x12 11.98 Risden Kirchner, Joseph RUBBERMAID BORDER FENCE 2.37 8x10 12.98 Yancarelli, Windy Clay, Mr. Expands to 10' long -10" high Day and Mrs. James Salmon, Mrs. 9x12 15.98 Rhoda Ullery Herring, Arnold REDWOOD CHAIR and CHAISE PADS Green-Metal No chair does as much Ferraro and Mr. and Mrs. RAINCOATS FOR GLIDERS, CHAISE CHAIR for Dad as a Rec ina- Bert Rockafellow. PLANT -159 Rocker by La-Z-Boy. It re- The arena was formerly at PORCH and GARDEN PILLOWS clines naturally, easily, Broad St. and Patterson Ave., BOXES 124- with just body pressure — all the way from up- Shrewsbury. CERAMIC BIRD BATHS 30" wide 1.79 right to full recline. It 36" wide 2.29 brings up Its fully pad- One Coat - No Drip g #98 Grt«n 1A98 p ded foot rest with finger- 4-II Club Plans Completo O Compltt* IU Tops Availabls tip control. And it even Latex WEBBING rocks Dad to sleep. There Parents' Night are many Imitations, but REDWOOD BENCH and TABLE PADS 6.98 for just oiio La-Z-Boy. And, MIDDLIiTOWN-Tiie Mid- WALL PAINT Gro«n, Red, or White right now, there are dletown Trail Blazers '4-11 CHAIR REPAIRS many more than one Club will have a parents CHAISE and BEACH PADS- Assi. colors 3.98 La-Z-Boy — at more than night, featuring an outdoor 98 PLASTIC RED GERANIUM PLANTS from 39° aniuf WHITE PLASTIC usual values. We have a Gal. wlds range of LaZ-Boy covered dish supper, Tuesday. 6 3'x5' FLAGS, COTTON BUNTING 6.98 rtecllnors at savings, di- June 20, at B p.m. ;il Die Old FENCE rect from La-Z-Boy (or Kami, Kings Highway K. REG. 8.49 4'x6' FLAGS, COTTON BUNTING 8.98 59' your best Father's Day > 36" wide gilt cvor. Come In and The group present od a choose — now, lust in check U> the chairman of the timo for delivery by Cumpcrs I'liiul of tin- Commu- A R D N Father's Day. nity Services Council tii cover £ P A TFO UMBRELLAS DIRECTORS CHAIRS (he cost of sending three. youn'giit«rs to camp. The Turquoise, Green, Yellow black, varnished, white |# AA Convenient Monthly Payment* Can lie Arranged for Your Purv.hnnet check represents the proceeds wood Select your own color I O*#O of various club fund-raising 24.98 « 34.98 projects. Lenders of the 23-meinbcM' club Include Mrs. Charles REPLACEMENTS WEST FURNITURE CO. •Adiim..Mr&, Peggy Jordan, CHARGE 111 John Howie and Frank Wood- FOR • ESTABLISHED 1869- wnrd. Miss Mary Alice Joidun and Miss Marilyn Lamp are DIRECTORS CHAIR junior leaders, Miss Jordan Free Delivery 741-7500 KUYI'OKT, N..I. I'm- I'urkiiiK O|ip«nitoStore 261-0 181 will compute In the Monmouth »J-* all County 4-H Queen Contest in $429 32 BROAD ST. , RED BANK Open Monday and Friday evenings 'HI 9 July at Freehold's (iruator colors (h m Monmmith Fair. / Dally and Saturday 8-5;3O Wad. and Prl. 'til 0 p.m. fix-Mnister MeGovern Seen a Distinct By LESTER KINSOLVING - "The rock throwers, heck- motivation for his entering J'We're now busing about 42 him to the county auditor for ttnguished Flying Cross for lers and bomb throwers are theological seminary - that per cenl of tfie children, when oUhtyT^—"" saving the life of his crew Sen. George McGovern's po- enemies of us all. The blunt and the influence of his fa- before the court decision we With 24 million new voters while landing a badly disabled litical opponents dote on sug- fact is that violence-prone ex- ther. were busing some 38 per cent. between the ages of 18 and 24; bomber on an island in the gesting that he is so far out as tremists on the left and the in- The elder McGovern, son of How about asking the kids with Inflation and unemploy- Adriatic.) lo resemble a cross between flammatory Agnew-type ora- an immigrant who at age 9 how they feel? And how many ment; with ITT and the •min- His economic programs, LAWN-! Leon Trotsky and Chief Crazy tors are natural allies. They was scooping coal in Pennsyl- American boys have been Jng of Haiphong Harbor; with while unusual, appear to be Horse. feed on one another. And their vania at one cent per bucket, killed by busing? Let's focus a national malaisu as Amer- logical and hardly "left wing" But during an exclusive in- target is the moderate anc was a minister of the strongly on the real issue: Vietnam. ica's longest and most dis- — at least not'in the analysis terview with this writer progressive candidates ot conservative Wesleyan Meth- Mining Haiphong Harbor isn't astrous war is further esca- of the hardly way out editors (while flying from Washing- both parties." odist Church. going to stop the North Viet- lated, McGovern is appearing of Time magazine. ton, D.C., to Michigan for a Does the senator still hold Young George split with the namese — and it certainly to many people to be a light of He is neither a shouter nor ono-day whirlwind tour) the this position?" denomination's rigid views • isn't getting our POWs re- hope in a national twilight of a demagogue; but manifests former Methodist minister Must Be Effective while he was a student at Da- leased." honor. an overpowering style in FERTILIZER came on as a distinct con- "Yes I do," he replied with- kota Wesleyan — where at the Commented one aged The great majority of which logic and sincerity com- servative — in the best sense out hesitation, "and I don't proms the students were nev- U.A.W. retired union official, Americans have been brought bined with unusually tough po- of the term — particularly agree with my biographer er allowed to dance, but only his eyes shining between well- up to look for fatherly guid- litical savvy may provide ulti- (Quality Products) when compared to some con- who writes that this 'sounded to stroll about the floor, arms worn eyelids: ance to their teachers and mate leadership to a nation IT IS TIME FOR YOUR SECOND temporary clergy Kamikazes. like a right wing orator on the length and hand-in-hand, 'Completely Honest' their pastors — and war-weary and disgusted with APPLICATION OF FERTILIZER Whin asked to comment stump.' We have some obliga- . while the band played on. "The key to this guy is that McGovern has been both, as bombast,-dissimulation and TO CARRY YOU THROUGH THE upon such church activities as tion to be effective in politics But he cites his father's phi- he's so completely honest." well aspectrum, he has province of the political tinction between responsible logical mind, plus a sincerity Long Branch Man Police Chief Joseph M. and irresponsible dissent. 1 re- been repeatedly smeared by unmatched in national politics writers. the far right. Accused in Lottery McCarthy and Sixth District member marching with Mrs. since Eugene McCarthy — but But this former Methodist 'Commander Herbert linger SCOTT - AGRICO Martin Luther King and; McGovern is fully able to with none of McCarthy's blase minister was politically LONG BRANCH - Harold were guests. Ralph Abernathy on one occa-- change his mind should the detachment which made his' weaned in the crucible of odds F. Cooper, 57, of 97 Grant sion where there appeared —;- situation warrant a reevalua- speeches resemble doctrinaire against him which were far Court, was arrested on Local Winner AGWAY - GREENFIELD always keeping herself in full; tion. And as something of a musings at a faculty tea. more imposing than against charges of possession of lot- MIDDLETOWN - Ronald view of the TV cameras — a] rarity among politicians, he His delivery was described one.Harry. S. Truman, the tery slips, and working for a Cohen, manager of Sun Ray girl in a bikini and an Ameri-' readily admits having made by his biographer as "a flat "sure loser" to Dewey in 1948. lottery, state police reported.- Drugs in the Middletown can flag. And she was also^, mistakes. Midwestern voice," with a For George McGovern en- Mr! Cooper was arrested by Shopping Center, announced a HANCE & DAVIS wearing a sign with an ob- "The two votes I most note that some McGovern tered the political lists as a city Detective Lt. Michael Ir- winning entry, from Mon- scene reference to the Presi- deeply regret were in support- backers once tried to subject Democrat in South Dakota — ene, and State Police Detec- mouth County in a recent na- dent. Then once, while I was. ing the Gulf of Tonkin resolu- him to a New York voice at a time in which his admin- tive Sgt. Frank Pitcher on tional contest sponsored by 26 SHREWSBURY AVE. speaking, some group un- tion, as well as 14B." (Section teacher. istrative assistant, George Union Ave. the drug store chain. furled the hammer and sickle 14B of the Taft Hartley Act "Well, they'll have to take Cummingham, recalls— He was released in $2,500 Mr. O. Unrig, Keansburg 747-0103 RED BANK flag behind me where 1. guarantees the states the me as I am!" replied the sen- "If they found a Democrat, bail pending a Municipal won a Heddon spin-cast fish- couldn't see what they were right to pass right to work, ator, with a smile that is win- they cut off his ears and took Court hearing. ing reel and rod. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY doing. laws.) "This vote to shut off ning because it is so genuine. "Some people would much debate on right to work>made But there was nothing at all rather 'sound oH' and 'do me look like a fence straddler.. "flat" in the manner in which their own thing' than really Even though I was 'voting my he electrified a capacity try to change government po- .district' I was wrong. But crowd of senior citizens in the licy. I have denounced Rennie some iabor leaders have forgi-' United Auto Workers Hall Davis, Abbie Hoffman, Tom vet) me because they know near the buick plant in Flint. Hayden, Jerry Rubin and I've supported so much else of There was also an impressive Huey Newton, for issuing in- benefit to the working man." agility — devoid of evasions EMORIAL DAY credible statements calling Father's Influence ,— with which he fielded hor- for violence — and calling for McGovern has a natural af- des of hot questions from a the killing of 'pigs', as they finity for rendering such sup- large and hungry press corps. OF FINE call the police." port. He disclosed to this McGovern succeeded, for In 1965, McGovern termed writer that two books by the example, in deflecting the draft card burning "imma- renowned "Prophet of the So- peripheral (but in Michigan, BROYHILL ture, impractical and illegal." cial Gospel," Walter Raus- torrid) issue of busing by not- Five years later he observed: chenbusch, were the primary ing: FURNITURE LITTLE SILVER CARVEL OMN DAILY 11 AM- 10:36 PM LEGEND Jtemetiat DAYS

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Mr. vaim. WvW PieU teUo)!^'rtWAvt.Wmtr,, fewfi«p.r|tt,,OfWw«t, Births daughter Mty JJ. (net JKqftMttn Nlgiutowikl), Mr. ami Mri. Auk Man USl Front St., Point Pleasant, Mr! Md Sw. Albtrt Wrth (QMBarbara Light),* Wash- (IM* Marie Kott), ill WnUe- RIVERVIEW daughter, May 22. »ond Road, Oakhwst, daugh- RedBMk Mr. and Mn. Harold Pier- ington Ave., Highlands, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tonkin son (nee Carol Cobb), 52 Ni idauihter, May ** (nee Barbara Hagan), 28 Elm Place, Red Bank, son, May 21 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loftus (nee Patricia Clark), 101 East the CLAM HUT Garfleld Ave., Atlantic High- lands, son, May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ander-. son (nee Linda Braun), 119 Florence Ave., Union Beach, NEW HOURS tOH... son, May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick MEMORIAL DAY Kaeli (nee Jean Marie Tully). 30 Corn Lane, Shrewsbury, daughter, May 22. ' mmm MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER Long Branch Wed. & Thurs. 4-9 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lu- canti (nee Joanne Kosannav- Fri.,Sat.,&Sun.No*n-.0 ich), 724 Lorillard Ave.. Union VILLAGES CLUBHOUSE — Under construction and scheduled for completion this summer Is The Vil- Beach, daughter, May 22. Mon. Noon-9 lages 13,500 square foot clubhouse (shown In architect's rendering), which will be focal point of the *Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Col- "52-and-over" condominium community's social and hobby activities. Planned by the Monmouth Coun- lins (nee Roberta Monroe, 8 (Closed TUBS. May 30) ty developer Vahak Hovnanian of Hovbilt, Inc., the clubhouse will have facilities to serve leisure pas- Corey Drive, Oakhurst, son, times of all residents, now numbering more than 350. Plans Include a gymnasium and rooms equipped May 22. for photography, ceramics, sewing, woodworking, saunas, pool, library-lounge, meeting room with Dr. Vijayachandorn Nalr stage and audio-projection equipment. The building and 50 by 70-foot swimming pool with sun-lounge (nee Dr. Radha Billa), 335 New Phone No.: 872-0909 decks Is In the heart of the community, which will have 671 homes in six small hamlets on Wyckoff Borden Apts., Long Branch, Adjacenttt'HI|filaad« Lvtwt M »MM total Atlantic It. Mills Road, Adelphia, five miles south of Freehold Raceway. son, May 22.

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MODEL OPENS — The Yorktowne Is one of two new detached single-home models being offered at Crestwood Village, retirement community on Rt. 530, Whiting. It is a ranch-style two-bedroom colonial With two full baths, central air-conditioning, muiti-paned colonial windows, full brick front, aluminum siding, oversized garage, paneled sun room plus outdoor patio, walk-in closet, wall-to-wall carpeting and ceramic tile bathrooms. Ten models are open seven days a week, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Our Business Offices will be dosed Monday, May 29^ Dr. Le Strange Gets Award MIDDLETOWN - Dr. Ray- search Laboratory in Bre-, photographic emulsions. bach, Arthur F. Daniel, Wil- & mond J, Le Strange received vard, North Carolina. The Virgil F. Payne award liam F. Nye, John P. Wading- the Virgil F. Payng award of has been given annually by. ton and Dr. William C. Pfef- NEW JERSEY NATURAL CAS COMPANY the Monmoquth County Sec- During his career, Dr. Le the Monmouth Section since Strange has been a significant ferle, all of the Monmouth tion of the American Chem- 1965 for outstanding scientific County Area. Dr. Payne, ac- ical Society. The presentation contributor to the scientific •achievement and service to •literature. He has co-authored tive for many years at Ft.. .was made at the Society's din- the section. Previous awards; Monmouth and Monmouth' OUR SERVICE KNOWS NO HOLIDAY: SHOULD THE NEED. ARISE PLEASE CALL ner meeting at the Cobbles- a book on analytical chro- went to Vince Webers, John matography and has been College, now lives at Ocean tones on Rt. 35, Middletown. Mrgudich, Thomas J. Engle- Grove. Dr. Le Strange, who for- granted several United States merly resided at 23 Winding patents related to design of Brook Way, Middletown, is inow employed in the DuPont Photo Products X-Ray Re- Atlantic's 6-Month Sales Increase EAST WINDSOR - Atlan- tic Appliance Co. Inc's reve- nues for the six-month period ended February 29, were $5,987,370 compared with $5,066,375 for the similar peri- od last year. Net income amounted to $58,319 or $.07 per share on 823,316 shares outstanding. This compares with net income of $84,061 and $.10 per share on 837,116 shares outstanding for the same period in the prior yearr— Murry Connors, president, said the company opened a new unit last week in Syr- acuse, N. Y., bringing to 30 the number of stores operated by the New Jersey-based re- Dr. Raymond Le Strange tail appliance chain. AB&tBuyd FRIDAY ONLY ALL MEAT OUR YOUNG MEN'S SHOP SCHICKHAUS HAS A VARIETY OF •' WELL CONSTRUCTED, FRANKS YOUNG FITTING, GOOD LOOKING SHIRTS 11b. . AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES. PKG. SHIRTS FOR THE YOUNG EXECUTIVE BY HOLBROOK. ATTHE TOP, OUR VERY WAREHOUSE PRICED COMFORTABLE KNIT IN A POLYESTER/COTTON BLEND. SIZES 14V. TO 16% IN Quantity right', n:;nrvi:a NAVY, YELLOW OR BLUE. 12. Not teymmibto tor typoqrdphir nl •.•rrm: OUR PIN-STRIPE PERMANENT PRESS SHORT SLEEVE SHIRT. 8. AND OUR LONG SLEEVE PERMANENT PRESS DRESS SHIRT IN SUMMER TONES WE ALWAYS LOWER OF LIGHT DENIM BLUE, CHERRY RED, GOLDEN TAN. 9. THE PRICE, BUT PRINTED COTTON AND SOLID IRISH LINEN NECKWEAR BY HAPPY TIES. 5. NEVER THE QUALITY. / AM. IN OUR VOUN4 MBN* «H<9* Wfi #0mC 35s 36 K&P0RT .summit Hblbrook* redbenk OUR SUMMIT STOWI WILL B! OMN TUiSDAV IVININO, MAY 30 TIL O __ BOTH STORM WILL •• ClOBiO MlMORIAL DAY. _ monddv &)lhursday'HI 0 w«d™ndjv & frldiy 1H 9 4 UMlitir SlofI Photo SHARING NARCOTIC KNOWLEDGE — Detec- tive Lt. Herbert A. Swanson, right, narcotics coordinator for the Red Bank Police Department, presented a slide program on drug abuse for members of the Red Bank First Aid Squad. Among those who attended were Ron Slater, left, i Freehold;. d*scfl|>es a squad member, and Dennis LeMay, first lieuten- launching technique for his as his aeronautical en- ant. glneerlng pro|ect In the 15th ,,^.,.. _,-, . .esentation Day fi^ld at the Dwjght D. Eisenhower ool, freehbioT ToWnship. Admiring' his- . MEDICARE APPROVED — Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel, has work, rated excellent by the ' (oi/iftce contest ri'ostess Lorraine hjanson, received full approval for Medicare reimbursement under the Social Security Act by the U,S, Department of Health, Education and Welfare. ,._ T.Jl«rlnesl?ypfler, 4-H program a,s.59C|ate, Installation Set rpf theSkyilawM 4-H Club In Freehold, Is following, In Thomas Goldman, left, received the certificate from Richard J. Rodri- i&athe^^W^ TfB T' *1L TT •_ guez, HEW field representative. er for the club. More than 160 youngsters participated In the program. By Library Unit Halley's Comet Due Back in 1985 WEST LONG BRANCH - nue Reformed Church, As The Monmouth College Li- bury Park. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) The famous comet takes a because of its distance from the Mortgage Loans Increase; sun and angle in relation to the brary Association installation — Grandma and grandpa: if little more than 75 years to Entertainment will be pro- make its elongated orbit. How- earth, the comet's tail wont luncheon will be held vided by Mrs. Nathan F. you're telling your grand- children of the spectacle of ever, when it comes back on its appear as long or as bright. Thursday, June 1, in the col- Troum, Deal, and by Mrs. next trip around the sun. it In fact, Dr. Roemer pre- No Concern for Debt Seen lege dining hall. . John Ayres, Spring Lake, ac- Halley's Comet when you saw it won't come nearly as close to dicted Halley won't be any The tendency toward easier Mrs. Matthew Prince, West companied by Mrs. John Gei- as children in 1910, you're build-' earth as in 1910. more spectacular than Comet NEW YORK (AP) - Fur- the large down payments that Allenhurst, and Mrs. Harold ing them up for a disappoint- ther evidence of our society's builders anfl lenders demand. credit isn't limited to young ger, also of Spring Lake. Dr. Roemer explained the Bennett was when it passed home buyers. Mature couples, Saunders, Oakhurst, arc Mrs. Troum will play the ment when it returns in 1985. earth will be in a different posi- close to the earth last year. commitment to credit is the B.ttt I have enough income to serving as co-chairmen of the announcement that savings pay off large monthly in- even retirees, find their guitar as she sings a medley Halley won't be as bright and tion in its annual orbit when Halley's best visibility to the requests more acceptable affair which is to begin with a of folk songs from around the won't have the gigantic, pheno- Halley reaches its perihelion or unaided eye will come in No- and loans associations arc stallments. reception at noon. vember or December of 1985, now authorized to grant mort- If I make enough money to today than just 10 years ago. world. menal tail it displayed on its near point, to the sun. Halley is Officers to be installed are 1910 trip, says University of expected to be closest to the sun she said. gages on $45,000 homes with handle the installments, why Once upon a time the lender Mrs. Robert S. Barrabee, Persons Interested in at- only $4,500 down. Arizona astronomer Elizabeth in February of 1986, and will English astronomer Edmund should I be denied the op- was concerned about lending Oakhurst, president; Mrs. tending the luncheon may Roemer. Dr. Roemer, a comet only pass within 60 million Halley is credited with first The increase, from a pre- portunity to live in the house money for a term that ex- Matthew Prince, West Al- make reservations by con- specialist, said Halley came miles of the earth at its closest, sighting the comet in 1682, al- vious high of $36,000, was' iOf my choice? When I am old, ceeded the life expectancy of lenhurst, vice president; Mrs. tacting the college's commu- within 16 million miles of the she said. though he himself traced its granted by the federal Home I might have the money, but I. the borrower. Now he is less Julius Wilensky, Deal, second nity relations office. earth in 1910. Because of that distance, and sightings back before Christ. Loan Bank Board in response won't have the need for the inclined to be concerned about vice president; Mrs. P'rank P. : to the pressures from young house. . age, more about property val- Zitnmer Sr., Spring Lake, couples who, unlike their par- In fact, by acquiring a ue. third vice president. OPEN SUN. & MEMORIAL DAY 8 to 5 -DAILY 8 to 6 ents, have no hangups about house now I actually am put- Grows In Value Also, Mrs. Avrohm Jacob- debt. ting myself into a sounder fi- In other words, while the son, Interlaken, correspond- For many older couples who nancial position. I am in- loan is being, made to a cer- ing secretary; Robert F. lived through the depression vesting. I am saving. I am tain individual who might pos- Brooks, Navesink, recording of the 1930s, there is no great- hedging against inflation. And sibly pass away before paying secretary; James Rowland, JUST 12 SETS LEFT! er goal itfif'fe llian- to retire while doing this, I am shelter- off the loan, the property on West Long Branch, treasurer, the mortgage and thus have ing my family. which the loan was made re- and Mrs. James Rowland, Cushionaire II money to pay off all the other All I ask is that you have mains on the same foundation West Long Branch, assistant, nagging bills. faith in me. Consider me as a — and probably has grown in, treasurer. Kor confident young home- person who has a life ex- value. Mrs. Theodore T. Nowick, makers of today there is no pectancy of another 45 years, bySamsonite Women also are finding it Deal, a past president of the hurry to pay bills. There is, in who will work 40 of them, and association, will be installing fact, an entire lifetime to pay who will make A total lifetime somewhat easier to obtain mortgages — to what degree officer. off debt, so why hurry. income of at least $800,000. Dr. Richard J. Stonesifer, TABLE & 4 CHAIRS While this attitude may be You will see, therefore, that will probably be determined by current deliberations of the college president, is to ad- considered cocky or even fool- my loan request is actually dress the gathering, and a life The most comfortable outdoor furniture in the world ish by some, it docs contain a modest in relation to my life- National Commission on Con- sumer Finance. membership in the association - five yr. guarantee against frame corrosion. Soft, color- considerable element of logic. time income. What I seek is to be presented, to Dr. Wil- ful weather resistant vinyl. 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Cooper, M.D., from Bantam By The Associated Press Spring is here with the new He is alert and vigorous, the Books, in soft-cover. A later world, the new outlook, the perfect advertisement for a edition containing a schedule new projects. Along with the man with the mission of using for -women is called, "The , graded exercise to prevent, New Aerobics." 2 Mayors Back Tax Reform crocuses peeping above the 1 ; Gov. WUllam T. Cahlll's tax reform program has received ground we begin to see the diagnose and treat heart dis- How do I go about jogging? the endorsement of the mayors of two of the state's largest joggers Hustling around the ease. Where? How long? Does it cities, Elizabeth and Camden. corner, always about a block Cooper System need any special equipment? Elizabeth Mayor Thomas G. Dunn and Camden Mayor Jo- away. Dr Cooper's system of These are the questions often seph M. Nardi each issued a statement yesterday saying that Those "exercise nuts" are physical fitness is based on asked about jogging, usually tbe^tax package would give New Jersey an equitable tax sys- out full force again, those the use of oxygen by the body. by people who are looking for tem. people who spend a little time He has been able to show in excuses not to do it. It isn't all each day walking, running or the laboratory that the best that complicated, and there • Nardi recently succeeded Dunn as president of the New needn't be any excuses. Jersey Conference of Mayors. walking and running down the athletes are those who can Plalnfield Mayor Frank Blatz announced his support for city streets, and through the burn up the most calories in Jogging is the current name !tl\e program earlier in the week. countryside. the shortest period of time. As for walking , briskly, or al- , • Dunn said the present real estate tax was burdensome to Exercise. Who needs it? As they exercise and use up ca- ternately walking and running homeowners, inner-city businessmen and tenants. He said Robert Maynard Hutchins lories for energy, these athlet- for short periods. It can be 'CahlU's recommendations for a business tax and deductions once said; "Whenever I feel i es use large amounts of oxy- done anywhere, but is best for tenants would benefit cities like Elizabeth. like exercise, I lie down until gen to burn up the calories done on quiet streets and roads, where the traffic is not Nardi said the suburbs as well as the cities would benefit the feeling passes." He was that the body gets from its the president of the Univer- food. heavy. But if no such peaceful in the long run from the reform program, which would in- roads are nearby, even the stitute a statewide property tax, as well as an income tax. sity of ehicago. And By measuring the oxygen Chauricey Depew is quoted, "I used during exercise, Dr. busiest city street can be used get my exercise acting as pall Cooper has been able to grade for jogging. The purpose is to Reject Anti-War Action bearer for my friends who ex- the physical fitness of athlet- move along as fast as is pos- EAST BRUNSWICK - The New Jersey Synod of the Luthe- ercised." t es, and, incidentally, of the sible for each individual. ran Church in America has concluded its annual convention But there are other voices. general public. In studies on No special equipment is here after rejecting a resolution calling for an Immediate end Bruce Barton said: "If you more than 5,000 military vol- necessary. Comfortable, soft to tne war in Vietnam. want to know if your brain is unteers, he has been able to shoes and thick socks are a The antiwar resolution lost yesterday by a vote of 145 to 124, flabby, feel of your legs." grade them for physical fit- help as they are for'all sports. drawing loud applause from opponents of the statement, which Major Disaster ness by measuring the air Old pants and shirts arc ideal criticized in part "injustices of our continued participation in Thirty million Americans that passes in and out of their if they are loose and move the current war in Indochina." have heart disease, including lungs while they run or ride a freely. Since this type of ex- The vote was a rebuff to the Rev. Edwin A. Ehlers, presi- three people our of every 10 bike. ercise produces a good deal of dent of the synod, who had exhorted the convention to "speak over the' age of 45. A million But it is hardly practical to sweat, old, loose-fitting Americans a year die of car- measure the oxygen uptake of clothes are preferred. A stop- for those who continue to be the recipients of our bombs." watch or wristwatch is neces- The convention passed a resolution asking its parent diovascular disease. Heart everyone in the nation or even RegUter stuff Photo br Urn Pwna disease is a major disaster in of everyone in poor health. So, sary for people who mean to church, the Lutheran Church in America, to study the question 1 follow a jogging program se- FOCUS ON FITNESS — Gail Trotter of Red Bank is among those who run of amnesty for draft resisters and make recommendations on America despite a high-pow- ' after some thought, Dr. Coop- ered system of medical care er came up with another sys- riously because the amount of for fun and fitness. The physical conditioning ties in with "Aerobics," a the subject. exercise is measured by the book In which a Texas doctor explores the concept of using graded ex- ' It also officially welcomed Miss Judith Hird, of Leech- which seems to do too much, tem. As it works out, the dis- too late. tance a person can travel in distance traveled in 12 min- ercise to prevent, diagnose and treat heart disease. burg, Pa., who next month is scheduled to become the third utes. Woman ordained a Lutheran minister in America. Doctors aren't doing much 12 minutes is another measure of his physical fitness. So slip into your tennis your breathing becomes a ing a mile at least five days a moving uphill quite steeply She will serve as pastor of Holy Cross Lutheran Church in for heart trouble. They treat and still at 3.3 miles an hour. it fairly well but they don't Simple Test shoes, dungarees and sweat little more rapid and shallow, week for the fust week. With Toms River. shirt and move out. Start by go back to walking along at a gradual increases, he sug- All the time, doctors and prevent it at all. Are the jog- The test is simple: walk or technicians are observing the gers doing any better? Does run as far as you can in 12 walking briskly for at least good rate. gests you can be up to running Son Stumps for Humphrey. two minutes. This allows your The first day, be satisfied if a mile in about 16 weeks with- patient, checking Ms general exercise protect the heart? minutes. A man less than 30 condition, his pulse and respi- SOMERVILLE - Hubert H. "Skip" Humphrey 3d, the 29- Does it cure a sick heart? And - years old should be able to go body gradually to speed up its you can walk briskly for five out too much difficulty. year-old son of the Minnesota senator seeking the Democratic action. Your pulse rate will in- minutes, especially if you are Everyone should be able to rations. They are also watch- if so, what kind of exercise at least a mile and a half in ing the continuous reading presidential nomination, says his father "is a liberal who can and how much? that period of time, but of crease and after two or three in the over 30 group. But with start slowly and progress in minutes you will begin to from the EKG for any ab- change words into action." Some answers to these ques- course the distance gets short- persistence, the amount of ex- this fashion. The program is Humphrey, campaigning here yesterday on his father's be- er for older people. There's a sweat lightly. Then begin to ercise that you can comfort- adaptable to the young, the normality. Exercise of this tions come from Kenneth trot along slowly. No need to severity will make heart dis- half, told a young audience at Somerville High School, "My fa- Hardy Cooper, M.D., a doctor different scale for women, ably do will increase gradu- middle aged and even the old- ther has been initiating legislative reforms,since he,was may- too. run flat out, just move along ally. In "Aerobics," Dr. Coop- er age groups. ease evident by changes in in Dallas, Tex,, who is study- at a gentle dog trot. When the EKG patterns. Dr. Cooper or of Minneapolis and will continue to do so." ing the effects of exercise on The entire program of phys- er suggests starting by walk- It can be followed by people ' The young, bespectacled Humphrey stressed his father's who have heart disease, but claims 85 per cent success in liberality after another speaker at a mock political convention such patients may have to finding evidence of disease of at the high school said Humphrey "opened the American pie in have the program modified by the arteries which feed the 1948" but that South Dakota Sen. George McGovern was now a doctor to suit their special heart by using this type of the "pie-opener." needs and abilities. If you are "stress-EKG" method. He Humphrey led a reform movement at the 1948 Democratic Middletown Woman Wins over 30 or have a special recommends that this be done convention, while McGovern has been influential in having the health problem, however, It is for anyone over 40 who plans Democrats' delegate selection rules changed since 1968. important that you get clear- to start on an exercise pro- ance from your doctor before gram. Pilot Boat Welcomed Floral Arrangement Award you begin to jog. Heart, Long Stress Your doctor will probably Jogging and other exercise NEW YORK — A new 182-foot harbor pilot boat, the first agree and second your new programs put great stress on built specifically for the Sandy Hook Pilots Association since RED BANK - A floral ar- motion enthusiastically. Doc- the heart and lungs. Exercise 1898, got the traditional whistle-tooting, water-spraying wel- rangement by Mrs. John A tors know jogging as a tool forces the body to burn up ca- come to New York Harbor yesterday. Warneker of Garden Club both for conditioning and lories and in doing this, the The vessel, the New York, was tied tip at St. George on R.F.D., Middletown, was diagnosis. At his Institute for body will use large amounts Staten Island after a Coast Guard boat and 'helicopter, a fire- voted most popular design by Aerobics in Dallas, Dr. Coop- of oxygen. The lungs get the boat and several tugs accompanied her up the harbor from the those attending the 14th an- er uses jogging to provide oxygen to the blood and the Verrazano Bridge. nual Maytime Tour of Homes stress for detecting hidden, heart pushes the oxygen-rich The New York, a 79-ton vessel that cost $2.5 million, was sponsored by Marlboro Hospi- threatening heart disease. He blood around to the muscles completing an eight-day maiden voyage through the Great tal Auxiliary. also used running as a method where the work is being done. Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway from Marinette, Wis., where Attendance according to of improving heart and lung So forced exercise makes she was built. Mrs. Donald B. Neil, general condition after disease has be- the heart work harder and Manning the boat for the first trip were 11 master ma- chairman, topped 600. gun. causes abnormalities of the riners, including Capt. Hugh Switzer, master pilot of the Dallas Institute heart to show up on the EKG. American Line's Independence; Capt. Richard Patterson, of In her home here yesterday, This is why Dr. Cooper and Mrs. Neil awarded Mrs. His institute, set in a Dallas the U.S. Lines, and Capt. Harry Breitenfeld, president of the suburb, is housed in a bright, other physical fitness and pilot's association. Warneker a silver bowl heart specialists recommend, trophy donated by Mr. and airy, colonial style building. At the wheel during the harbor parade was Capt. Jere Behind the ante bellum fa- especially for the over-40 Lucey, senior apprentice of the association, who will be the Mrs. Morton Winer, also of group, a complete work-up be- Red Bank. Mrs. Winer was cade are consultation and ex- permanent skipper of the vessel. amining rooms, laboratories fore conditioning is begun. garden club chairman for the For anyone about to begin a event. and exercise rooms. There is an Olympic-sized swimming' program of rigorous training, Julie Pleased With Talks Mrs. Warneker's design, pool, a gym, an indoor track. even if it starts slowly, a VINELAND — Julie Nixon Eisenhower said yesterday she placed in the kitchen of the Outside, on the rolling lawns check-up is essential. was "pleased" with the progress of the current talksbetween Jerome Rabe home, Holmdel, and amid sprawling shade But there is hardly any her father and Soviet leaders in Moscow. featured daisies, coral bells, trees there are several miles patient who cannot tolerate a Mrs. Eisenhower, youngest daughter of President and iris, lily of the valley, azaleas, of running tracks. properly designed program of Mrs. Nixon, said perhaps she was hoping for too much, but shrub, bell star of Texas and A work-up at the Institute conditioning. The benefits of that she would like to see coming out of the talks "a better un- pansies arranged in an old for Aerobics provides much such a program are remark- derstanding" on the Vietnam issue. German silver lamp base. information about the general able. Dr. Cooper numbers "I would also like to see some definite progress made in health of the body. It includes among his patients who were the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks," she said during a visit Blue ribbon winners in the more than 18 different blood helped by exercise some dia- to the American Institute for Mental Studies here. other four homes on tour were tests, which answer questions betics whose need for insulin She said many people thought the prospects for the trip Register staff Photo Mrs. Rudolph Petrasek, of the POPULAR DESIGN — Mrs. John A. Warneker, right, of Garden Club about the general condition of diminished, as well as were gloomy "after what my father did in Vietnam" — referr- Atlantic Highlands Garden the body The height, weight patients with ulcers, with lung ing to the President's decision to mine the Haiphong harbor in R.F.D., Middletown, accepts her silver bowl from Mrs. Donald B. Neil, Club, • whose dining room ar- Red Bank, general chairman of the Maytime Tour of Homes conducted by and blood pressure are ailments, with arthritis. But, North Vietnam and to step up the U.S. air strikes then;. She rangement in the Holmdel checked. Chest x-ray tells he proclaims, the physical im- said she was happy the trip was not called off. Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. Nell admires the arrangement which home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney received the most votes by the 600 visitors on the benefit home tour about the size of the heart and provement was secondary to Mrs. Eisenhower made a tour of the institute with Pearl S. Doorbos, featured protea and the anatomy of the lungs. the personality improvement. Buck, the novelist, after the two had exchanged gifts during eucalyptus leaves; Mrs. J. II. The Reliefs del; Mrs. Alton C. Gardner, featured blue iris, sweetheart whose arrangement in the Pulmonary function tests the brief pre-luneheon outdoor ceremony. Stryker, Navesink Garden measure the ability of the Regular exercise relieves Club, for an arrangement of Village Garden Club, Middle- roses, snapdragons, bakers William Hassinger home, Lo- emotional tension, decreases town, for her dining room ar- fern, ivy and Scotch broom, cust, was of yellow daisies, lungs to deliver oxygen to the McGovern Team in N. J. tree peonies and iris foliage body. There is even a tank in anxiety, improves the ability placed in the kitchen of the rangement in the Robert Gei- and Mrs. Vincent Drago, snapdragons and plantain lily to relax. There is something PROVIDENCE R.I. — Fresh from a smashing success in ger home, Middletown, that Lakeridge Garden Club, loaves. which the entire patient is im- their state's, primary Tuesday, at least 20 Rhode Island sup- Wendell Smith home Hplm- mersed to find out how much about exercising vigorously, porters of Sen. George McGovern plan tp campaign full-time (at his body contains. By us- breathing deeply, working up in Now Jersey for the 109 delegates at stake June 6. 9 ing the tank, the volume of a good sweat that is totally The New Jersey primary is on the same day that Califor- the body is determined. When uplifting, stimulating, but at niuns make the crucial choice of a Democrat to receive all of Courses Set in Fair Haven this number is divided into the the same time relaxing. As their 271 delegate votes. FAIR HAVEN - A series of social studies teachers. Artists, Great Military Com- Mini Wars: Korea and Viet- weigtit a figure is obtained the feet jog along, the trou- Roger Dowd, the man who ran the intense canvassing effort "mini courses" aimed at re- Board President Brooks von manders and Dictators; Mod- nam. which gives an idea of how bles of the day seem to scat- here that produced McGovern's resounding victory with 41 per viving Interest and apprecia- Arx called the idea an ox- ern Russia, Early Civ- Also, The French Revolu- much fat there is in the body. ter before them. And, "If you cent of the vote, said yesterday about six or eight Rhode Islan- tion in social studios will ho citing one for both students ilizations of the Americas and tion and Napoleon, Global Finally a resting EKG is want to know if your brain is ders were to leave for Now Jersey by car at about noun. offered here next yejlr to and teachers. World Peace Organizations, Current Events, Mythology done, a test which provides nn flabby, feel of your legs." He snid a minimum of 20 Rhode Islanders want to work eighth grade .students. The courses will generally In the. Days of Rome, Rise of and Women in History, The electrical picture of the activi- The world renowned heart full-time in the Garden State, with another:)() or 40 volunteers • A total of 25 elective last two months except in Modern Germany and Our Search for Treasure and Rel- ty of the heart. specialist, l'uul Dudley While, for weekend duty. courses ranging from a study cases whore more than one ics of the Past, Around tho The Treadmill still riding his bike in his They'll join n campaign that began shortly after of Napoleon (did ho wear ele- major topic will bo covered. Const Guard Reserve World in (i() Days, China and Noxt the patient is led into eighties, once said of ex- McGovern won the Massachusetts prtimtry April 25. vated shoes?) to nn analysis '• The 25 offerings were se- Japan, and Ancient and Mi- another room, one which con- ercise: "It will add years to of the Korean and Vietnam lected from nn original list of Has Job Openings dieval History. tains a treadmill. Still con- your life and life to your Plan Pusher Tip Bounties conflicts (why we got In- 35 courses. The ones selected SANDY HOOK - Part-time The board also approved nected to the 1CKG machine, years." ATLANTIC CITY - A program designed to offer volved) will be presented. represented those with the jobs are available to prior ser- use of the Laidlaw Brothers the patient steps up on the Those Ktrange people Jog- "bounties" to persons whose tips to the police lead to the ar- The courses were unani- highest student interest. vicemen. ,;' .,?•' ungraded English curriculum treadmill. The (tack on the ging along there in tennis rest and conviction of drug pushers is about to bo launched mously approved by tho Kncli student will be asked The Const Guard Reserve at n cost of $2,227. Tho pro- machine begins to run for- shoes .seem to understand hero, a Chamber of Commerce NpokoBinnn announced yes- Board of Education last night to list five preferences from has openings for former ser- gram Is designed to replace ward at 3.3 miles pec hour, this. Kxerci.se relaxes, re- terday. following a detailed presenta- the offered courses. The pro- vicemen of any service. tlie traditional system in and the patient begins to run leases, refreshes, even rejuve- Chamber President Curtis Young said the chamber has .set tion last night by two of tho gram will only be available to The Reserve .specializes in which the student \s a passive along with it at that speed. nates. It can Improve houlth up a Fix-man committee to organize Hie program, to bis known three social studies touchers eighth grndo students this boating safety; pier safety participant, to a system In Then, after a minute, tho and prolong life. Exerciso us "turn in pushers," or TIP'S. involved. coming year, but may be ex- and oil pollution control. Em- which tlio student becomes di- tablo is raised a degree; so may be the answer to tho epi- HO fiald similar programs WIMP being operated success- , Outlining HIM planned pro- tended to the seventh grade If ployment Is uvniluble to prior rectly involved in learning. that the runner is moving up- demic of heart disease in fully In Tnmpu, Flu,, and llridgolon, N.J. and Unit one would gram woro Mix Margie Hlch- tho curriculum proves suc- .service personnel, both men )n oilier business, the board hill slightly, still at 3,3 miles America. bo Iniinched soon In nearby Occim City. urdson and James Tucker. cessful. and women. Lt. Cmdr. Robert hired Miss Rosomnrio Blanclii un hour. 1'or each inlnulc of Live lung. 1,1 v« huppy. Run Tliti chamber, Young .said, luul a-terml tho city's |>ermlsslon Also involved, but not present Courses offered aro Marly W. Dinsmoro of 111 Dublin of Spring Lake Heights, us u running, the treadmill is for your life. to organize tho program, und It had benn assured of tho coop- luNt night is John Gruyblll. All Mini, Ancient Greece, Middle • Lane, llnzlct, should bo con- health and physical education raised another Uogreo BO that Tomorrow: Local Joggers eration of tho Department of Public Safety. arc seventh und eighth grade Ages, Architecture and Great tacted for information. lonelier at $H,200. after 18 minutes, the runner is tell what mukCH them run, 28 Hie Pally Regtter Jury Acquits Man Accused' OfRobbery •.•.•:$X$i&?i?^;k FREEHOLD — Charles Oresham of Long Branch was acquitted by a jury of robbing two Long Branch persons of money Dec. 5 in Long Branch. dresham was charged with TRUCKLOAD SALE robbing Thomas Justin, Wit- low Ave., of $25 and Roger Pierce, Third Ave., of an un- SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE known amount of money. THROUGH MEMORIAL DAY.MAY29 A co-defendant, Davis Fos- ter of Wilson Ave., Long ALL STORES OPEN TIL 6 P.M. Branch, admitted aiding and MEMORIAL DAY abetting in the armed robbery and possessing a firearm DRAMATIC while a convicted narcotics of- fender. 3F County District Court Judge George A. Gray set June 23 | ;for sentencing of Foster. Assistant County Prosecutor John A. Ricciardi presented SAVINGS the state's case'. The Public Defender's»office represented the two defendants. FOR IN AND AROUND YOUR HOMES Mullin Gets Promotion At] SAVE Metropolitan UP TO NEW YORK - William F. 30.00 Mullin of Matawan Township has been appointed assistant general counsel in Metropoli- tan Life Insurance Company's law department, it was an- nounced by-board chairman Gilbert W. Fitzhugh. Mr. Mullin, who joined the company in 1951, became a member of the legal depart- ment in 1963 as an attorney. He is a member of Metropoli- tan Life's special litigation staff. Born in New Y«rk, Mr. Mul- lin received a B.B.A. degree and an LIB. degree from St.,, SUNLINER PATIO COVER John's University. Complete Versatility in Styling-Perfect for Level or Sloped Installation! Heavy-Duty Rigidized Construction. He served as Democratic municipal leader in Matawan Exclusive Custom Decorator Designed Appearance with 6" high Fluted .Township Fascia and Fancy Ornamental Columns Mr. Mullin and his wife, (he Extra Deep-Formed, Interlocking Roof Panels are Self-supporting, need former Gertrude O'Connor, no unsightly understructure have three children, William Entire Roof Assembly is Finished in High-Gloss White Acrylic Baked Enamel J., Claire and Anne. Perimeter Fascia has hidden rain gutter Front and Rear sole price ALL ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION 8'x12'PATIO COVER Jury Finds OUTDOOR, 8'x16'

2 Guilty In 119Rtfl". 139.99 10'x20' Heroin Case tools needed! in ec free ^^ FREEHOLD - Rita ed together • J» f"'^" dieter. 169" Reg. 99.99 Squires of 250 Shrewsbury • W^ R»g. 199.99 Ave., Red Bank, was con- (Illuttrtud) • victed by a jury of possession of heroin with intent to dis- House. SHADY-SIDE tribute and distribution of he- 13'2" diameter. roin Jan. 3 in Red Bank. WINDOW AND A co-defendant, Larry Gar- DOOR CANOPIES rett of 108 Montgomery Ter- race, Red Bank, was con- victed of aiding and abetting 36" WINDOW CANOPY in the distribution of heroin Rtg.6.88 that same day. County Court Judge Patrick sss 48" DOOR CANOPY J. McGann Jr. who presided over the three-day trial set 9 June 9 for sentencing. INSTALL IN ONLY MINUTES Harold Karasic of Asbury X Park represented MissJ Squires. The Public Defend- er's office represented Gar- rett. Maier Retires As Scoutmaster MIDDLETOWN - William Maier, retiring scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 140, of Fair- view School was honored at a parents night meeting. Mr. Maier will remain with the unit as assistant .scout- master. GOOD FENCES MAKE Succeeding Mr. Maier is Lee Pannebaker. GOOD NEIGHBORS Scouts receiving awards were David James, David This lovely 2-rail fence will not only picked up Boeckel,--Bryan Alfier, David enhance the beauty of your home,it PER SECTION will set it off in a distintive style;set (1 POST & 2 RAILS)| Andrews, Anthony Chevy, Mi- you apart as a family that cares. chael Maier, Robert Bergen and David Blood. reg. $3.99 8' section Keyporl Man To Be Sentenced CHAIN LINK FREEHOLD - Richard FENCING Lockwood, 75 Elizabeth St., Security, peace of mind, Keyport, will be sentenced ,ii)'i tin; knowledge th,il you June 23 for shoplifting. ti,ivf! ,i fence th,it'll l,i;,t |iir,l Lockwood pleaded guilty to :iljoiil fofver i', yoiif, v/licn stealing unspecified merchan- you buy find install' this dise from Two Guys from hrinfl'.oine, useful IfTICIMJ^. Harrison, Rt. 35, Middletown, Gi)lvr"ii)i/ecl - - l.j j;,iuf!o Oct. 16, 1971. < •'• 3b" high. His plea was accepted by .'ounty Court Judge Patrick .1. McGann Jr. f\\. rv Ww Shrewsbury Man Full Una of Galvoniivd A Vinyl Coaled Cfinin 10'x10' Guilty on Drugs Count link Ftncing avuilubl* ul Cliunntl i low i FREEHOLD - Ronald Va- Ptic«l. ^^ SIDE GABLE SHED lentine, 74 i'oitch SI., Now Shrewsbury, has been con- FOR THE SUBURBANITE victed here of possessing he- roin with intent to distribute A lovely, traditional suburban pick- iind aiding and alien lii(> in the et fence that'll be the envy of your distribution of heroin lust neighborhood. Nov. 23 in Red Bank. County District Court Judge 3'x8' SECTION "tu. 119.95 George A. Gray set June 23 109 For sentencing. Model 72-4110 Asslstunt Prosecutor Joseph J, Regan 3rd prcMMitcd the slate's cage during a three- Reg.6.99 day trial. HIHiiml Heck or Freehold represented Valcn- ft .tine. 88 Home Centers TRUCKLOAD SALE

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TourAbroad 9O Available in: I HIGHLANDS - Fourteen Fern Floral students at Henry Hudson Re- SALE Reg. Aqua Floral Rag. 34.88 Citron Floral I gional School toured Europe 15.88 for 10 days, with visits to Bel- gium, Luxembourg, England, 3 PC. SAWBUCK CRESTUNEflECT, GRILL WITH HOOD, France and Iceland. TH sc uPON Highlighting the pupils' stay TABLE COVER SET MOTOR & SPIT No.2530 R«g.25.88 CITRONELLA | in England was a tour of the ; ° British Museum. In France, they visited the Moet Et 18"x18"DELUXE SWINGER GRILL Chandon champagne plant, Reg- TOWARD THE and attended a performance 4.99 No.440 Reg.29.88 PURCHASE OF by the Bolshoi Ballet at the 69REG.89* *I Paris Opera House. I thru May 29 Limit 1 The students included Alec 9" 150COUNT - TOM CHOIQ — McCallum, Lorilee Bertram, J---E Joy Gilbert, Carolyn Schaff- PAPER PLATES •THIS COUPON I WORTH ren, Carolyn Brown, Robert Alverston, Raymond Hrbek, GLASS I Paul Jensen, Chris Kjesbu, c Sandy Bahr, Sue Hrin, Debo- Reg. 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No.2141 Reg. 13.88 No.4421 Reg.12.99 H ^^^^ ^^^ ^1 ^^^ u^Bk ^ijk aa H ^Hf^ijk B happened to eight members of BUCKET the Keyport High School Class •50* of 1957? 10"x20" EASY CLEAN HIBACHI \ TOWARD THE Mrs. Gloria Atkins of 208 I PURCHASE OF 15"x15" Broadway, Union Beach, I E/fectin would like to know, so she can 788 SQUARE lbruMa/29 Limimit 11 J invite them to the 15th reun- 57« HIBACHI M No.285 Reg.9.99 F CHANNEL ion of the class. with 2 sets of legs • THIS COUPON SAFER! EASIER! 1 WORTH SYEAK I Missing are Judith (Martin) ELECTRIC •10"x 27" Triple Hibachi 12.88 BROILER I Stout, Helen (Norgarde) No. 288 Reg.14.99 SAVE 2.11 Saari, Katherine Pcdersen, FIRE STARTER •Lefli for above Hibachis 2.99 pr. 4O88 50$ Sara Ann (Carmen) Stas, •12"x 24" Giant Double Hibachi (with 2 sets mmm Reg.. 14.9 14 9 0WARD THE 449 ! Marilyn French, Robert SAVE 30c 1 69 of legs.) Reg.18.99 Now 16.88 SAVE 2.11. URCHASE OF REG. 1.99 Hawkins, Mae Heuser and R«g. $1.99 I Effective Robert Flannelly. 18"GLASS thru May 23 Limit 1 j BUDDY L 18" Anyone knowing vvhere- TABLE TOP 24" DELUXE TOP KETTLE F CHANNEL nbouts of theso graduates is FOLDING • THISCOUPOI requested to call Mrs. Atkins. GRILL WITH GRILL 1 TABLE I CHARCOAL GRILL WORTH ' CLOTH 1 JWIND BREAK1 SCUTTLE Report Cameras •TOWARD THE I PURCHASE OF Stolen at College SET OF 4 fIfectln thru May 29 Limi24t 4 REG1. 344 MIDDF.KTOWN — Detec- .69! tive Joseph Sliaffcry is in charge of tin investigation into the disappearance over the weekend of four cameras from an audio-visuul class- room at Ilrookdalo College, Lincroft. Detective (,'apt. Hubert M. Letts MI Id yesterday police BANKAMCKICAAD were notified by Knut Moh- lman, a supervisor-Instructor at the college, that a 10 mil- MIDDLETOW limeter movie camera valued ROUTE 35, 1000 FT. SOUTH ROUTE 35 & HARMONY ROAD (OPPOSITE SEARS)nt $2,2NH and three still cum- OF ASBURY PIC. CIRCLE Nownrk, Uvlngtton era.s — orm 120 millimeter and 7 So. Plalnlltld two K millimeter — valued ut Cuctpt Newark shop Sunday til6 CLOSED SUNDAY u total of $I,IHH were inlHslng. shop 6 nights'til 10 A So p • CWW 1W.CHANNH. COMPANIES. INC. Forlum..l.owd by l.w; There wns no sign of forced Wa raiarva tha right to limit quantltlti. Not all larvlou & mtrchandlia available at all itorai. Daliviry iirvlc* avallabla unlm itatad. Not raiponilbla for typographical arrori. Pricai afftctiva thru MAY20 entry into tho room. r Btfbttr, Krt Buk - Mfckttefcw*, NJ. Thratay, MayH, ltn ^ 46 _ — — . .. • , iirti ir-" -" • ~-.J...... —*J—a—mma^atemMAaMM US. Revives Filming ROME (AP) - The Holly, a period of wild uncertainty, tor example, didn't direct for with odd pictures. Now wood visitor, arrives at Rome's when ton orofesslonals 18months. they're going forsoudiy made Leonardo da Vinci airport and In'tget backing fo?pS "The American companies pictures. All of the real pros immediately sees the arc of quality. John Huston, got burned too many times arc working again." lamps of a movie location. Bo- ...from fore the camera are two fa- miliar faces: Betto Davis and Joseph Cotten, playing final 'SYLVAN scenes of an Italian-made sus- pense film. POOLS. It was a symbolic beginning MEMORIAL DAY to a three-week survey of the film industry in Europe. Con- clusion: filming in Europe is beginning to revive, largely because the American movie SALE! business is showing signs of HOW! life. "There was a real drought over here for two or throe Thurs.* Fri.* Sat. May 25th» 26th • 27th • Automation years," says Hollywood veter- an Mel Frank "Facts of Life," • Lo-Maintenance "The Court Jester". For the • Water-Saving past 12 years he has been Lon- don based, making such films Features Regliler Staff Pltoto as "The Road to Hong Kong" FIGHTING CYSTIC FIBROSIS — Joseph Bradford, left, morning an- and "Buona Sera, Mrs. Camp- • Unipour Concrete nouncer for Radio WRLB, Long Branch, has been named honorary chair- bell." Frank remarks: man by the Jersey Shore Chapter of the National Cystic Fibrosis Re- "During the drought you or search Foundation. He will officiate at fund-raising activities, including could either sit around and All-Aluminum, the "walkathon" scheduled for June 3 from West Long Branch ta Sea wring your hands, as many Bright. Mickey Caruso, right, program director for WRLB/recelved the film people did, or you could Vinyl-lined chapter's Outstanding Service Award. Their plaques are presented by sit down and write. I wrote three-year-old Colleen O'Connor, the chapter's poster child, who is held four scripts, Now( that the - All Sizes.& Shapes by Mrs. Anthony Magarino of West Long Branch, chapter president. business is loosening up, I've sold two of them." He is now - Low Prices directing "A Touch of Class" with George Segal and Glenda Jackson in London and Spain. '215/348-9011 •••••"•• Three years ago American filming abroad almost ceased. Staggered by immense losses on misfired epics, the Holly- SYLVAN wood companies could barely survive, much less invest mil- Rte. 611. POOLS lions abroad. For the previous Doylestown, Pa. 18901 15 years, most filming capi- 12 FT. x 12 FT. 8-SIDED BUG FREE {! FREE! tals of Europe had been de- I FULL-COLOR pendent on American capital. ;• pool-planning guide! Hence they suffered from the |l • Unipour Concrete Hollywood depression. SCREEN HOUSE j! n Aluminum Vinyl-Liner Exception In Italy Spacious Fiberglas® glass screened house with • Phone The exception is Italy. enough room for family and friends. Rustproof Rome's studios are bustling aluminum frame with rain-resistant Nylonite® top I Name with Italian films — some in and extra deep valance. Guests enter and depart Address coproduction .with France and through 6-ft. channel sliding door. Easily assem- Germany. bles and disassembles as needed. City "We don't have to rely on ! Stall Zip American money," says pro- Register Stan Pirate ducer Dino DeLaurentiis. "Our Sale 197 WELCOMED TO FORCE — Art. Pierce, a new Eatontown patrolman, is films can make a handsome greeted by Henry C. Frey,- chairman of-the police committee, as Police. profit in Italy alone. Why? Be- Chief William Zadoroznv looks on. cause we have not been stu- pid, as the American produc- ers were. "Over here we allow movies COMFORTABLE to be shown on television only on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The rest of MULTI-LOUNGER television is so bad that people want to go out of their for backyard or patio What's To Do On homes for entertainment. "But in America the people can get good entertainment at home. Once when I was in SALE Memorial Day? New York, I counted 110 im- , portant movies on TV during a single week." Italy is the site of the first big American-backed film in years, the ?ll-million "Man of La Mancha." It has become a 9 symbol of hope for American Sturdy fade-resistant vinyl expatriates who have been It Is The Beginning Of Summer. working in films abroad. tubing. Removable pillow "Man of La Mancha" was and end covers. Weather re- the. start; now I can definitely sistant strong steel frame. You Supply The Fun . .. feel things loosening up," said a publicist who has lived in We Supply The Clothing Europe for five years. "For 14 months, I couldn't find a job. There was a feeling of despair among many people in the in- dustry that the Americans Leisure Clothing By would never be back. Now WORSTED-TEX there is a new optimism." HASPEL International star Horst Buchholz, now making "The Swimwear By Great Waltz" for MGM in BRENTWOOD Vienna,observed: MCGREGOR "The film industries are coming back in Italy, in France, in England. Not in Knit & Dress Shirts By Germany. It's unfortunate ARROW that the Germans aren't able CAREER CLUB to produce films of quality. A HONOR MAN few years ago, a producer MCGREGOR made millions on a picture called 'Helga," and ever since then the Germans have con- Knit, Dress, and Golf Pants By centrated on pornography. It JAYMAR is sad." WORSTED-TEX Quiet In Spain SMARTAIRE The plains of Spain, which LEVl'S once were alive with medieval epics and ersatz Westerns, have not yet felt the film re- vival. Explained a Madrid 10x10'SCREEN HOUSE film veteran: And Anything Else For Men Or Boys "The American companies haven't returned in numbers FOR BACKYARD OR CAMP From Straw Hats To Burmuda Shorts yet. The reason is simple: you can't save money on a $000,000 picture here; it can be made Sit outdoor without insects! Nylon screen walls; more efficiently elsewhere. zippered door; water and mildew-resistant cotton Spain is useful for the multi- drill top. Easy-raise spring-button aluminum ^ Have a nice day! million-dollar film which re- quires armies and crowds. frame. 7Vi' center height. But the Americans aren't Open Wed. and Fri. Eves. Till 9 P.M. making that kind of film yet." Sale .Such films may be return- 53 ing. Encouraged toyMipcrhil s like "The Godfather," "Fid- dler on tin; Hoof," "The —i French Connection", and OPEN MEMORIAL WEEKEND "Diamonds Are Forever," the American companies are now SUNDAY and MONDAY 10 AM TO 5 Rill. thinking in terms beyond the _i aytnnS at under-$2-million movie. An American veteran of STORE HOURS: 9:30 A.M. TO 0:00 P.M. SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. filming abroad remarked: MEN'S and BOYS' OUTFITTERS SINCE 1846 "There's niilliini; like .success to turn tlic business around. I think we've COIIIU to an end of FIGHTS INFLATION CATIIEMNG OF BANDS 19 Broad Street Red Bank ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) - The American Bandmasters Association have accepted an Invitation to meet In 1074 with MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER the Japanese Bandmasters As- sociation In Honolulu. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN HaUy Wttf&ut, BM iwi - MUOleUma, NJ. TkuhKUy, May a, im *2S Bank Native Challenges Neanderthal Man Concept By MART BETH ALLEN Dr. Crelin, an anatomy pro- topographic snd radio-graphic They found that only some of Apes, monkeys, and human fessor at Yale University, anatomy, and postdoctoral the many types of men who Infants, Dr. Crelin says, have NEW HAVKN, Conn. -, Dr. finds his evidence In the bone surgical anatomy. roamed the earth for over 3 voice boxes high in the throat Edmund 8..£relin, a native of Ktructure of the Neanderthal Currently he is directing million years are actual an- which make It possible to MONMOUIH BUILDING CENTER Bed Ban|; N.J., has spear- man's upper throat. Analysis, Yale's postdoctoral anatomy cestors of modern man. breathe and swallow simulta-' headed an evolution study he says, indicates that that of the newborn and human de- Dr. Crelin notes, "Some of neously without choking. This • PAINT • HARDWARE • DECORATOR ITEMS • LUMBER • PATIO BLOCKS • which challenges Neanderthal early creature couldn't talk velopment in the departments the men were as different capability reportedly is lost in plan's role as a close relative - any more than an infant or of pediatrics and orthopedics. from each other as the mam- the modern human when his of modern man. achimpanzee. . • His research, which is sup- moth, the mastodon, and the voice box descends to a low He maintains that Neander- ported by the National In- elephant. All were closely re- position in the neck and the YOU'VE ASKED fOR IT thal man couldn't have been stitute of Arthritis and Meta- lated, but all evolved along vocal tract becomes a sophis- mure than a distant cousin of bolic Diseases of the Public separate lines." ticated structure linking la- modern man because other Health Service, has resulted Using exact copies of an rynx, pharynx, and mouth early strains of man had long in the publication of over 100 original fossil of the La Chap- with complex neurological we before begun developing the articles. clle Neanderthal Man, who controls. physical ability to speak. In 1961, the senior medical lived 40,000 to 70,000 years This knowledge may be use- WOOD This, he says, means that a class at Yale awarded Dr. ago, Dr. Crelin reconstructed ful in dealing with the Mong- SHEDS want great number of anthropology Crelin the F.G. Blake Award the vocal tract while Dr. Lie- oloid (Down's syndrome) books will have to be rewrit- as the most outstanding pro- berman went to France to child. Initial findings indicate • UNPAINTID «8x8 ten — and at Yale and the fessor at the Yale University take photographs and make that some of these youngsters University of Connecticut, School of Medicine. He was direct measurements of the have the mental capacity for • ROOF SHINGLES EXTRA • FLOOR KIT 40°° to do anthropology courses already awarded an honorary doctor fossil. The ability of the re- ' speech but cannot articulate have been revised. of science degree by Central constructed vocal tract to because of a single tube vocal • CORNER BOARDS (EXTRA) • OTHER SIZES MADE TO ORDER Dr. Crelin. 49, is the son of College in 1S69. He is listed in make sounds was computer- system such as that of the more, Mrs. Edmund Crelin Sr., E. both "Who's Who in America" programmed at the Mas- ape. Westside Avc., Red Bank, and and "World's Who's Who in sachusetts Institute of Tech- Dr. Crelin is now urging the late Mr. Crelin. He was Science." He and his wife, the nology -r and it was found that speech therapists "stop #670 7x5 #470 10x10 graduated from Kiver Street former Marjorie Joyce that the tract could not make wasting time trying to teach METAL METAL SO STARTING School and Red Bank High McCain, have four children. the sounds of the basic vowels certain children with Down's JULY 1st School. As a student, he had Studied Skulls of any language. ' syndrome to talk because they SHED SHED organized a 13-piece band. He While anthropologists were Identical Tract will have no more success was a former member of the studying the teeth and tops of The Australopithecus (or than teaching a chimpanzee Dutch Reform Church/Red skulls of prehistoric man. Dr. Southern Ape Man), which to talk." WE WILL Bank. Crelin and his associate, Dr. lived one to two million years Ph.D. From Yale Philip Lieberman, a professor ago, has been found by Dr. He is the author of the first ARE YOU LOOKING After serving in the Navy, ' of linguistics and electrical Crelin to have had a vocal book ever published on the COMPOUND he earned a degree from Cen- engineering at the University tract identical to the ape ... anatomy of the human new- tral College, Pella, Iowa. He of Connecticut, were studying and therefore, no speech. • born, "Anatomy*of the New- FOR GOOD OlD FASHIONED ATTENTION INTEREST received his Ph.D from Yale the bottom of the skulls in or- However, when Dr. Crelin born: An Atlas." He empha- University School of Medicine der to reconstruct the vocal recently reconstructed Stcin- sizes that the newborn is not a OUR EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL WILL HELP in 1951 and began teaching tract and thereby trace its heim Man, who lived in Ger- miniature adult. "The new- QUARTERLY there. He became a full pro- evolution. many as long as 300,000 years born," he notes, "is so differ- FOR GREATER fessor in 1968. ago, he found that his vocal ent from the adult that it is YOU WITH YOUR PROJECT NO MAnER RETURN Dr. Crelin has taught micro- Recognizing the vocal tract tract could have made all the appalling that in this day and scopic anatomy and has been as a uniquely human charac- sounds of modern speech... age, when we have broken the . HOW SMALL OR LARGE IT MAY BE > STILL PAYING THE although be probably did not genetic code, we are so igno- HIGHEST REGULAR in charge of instructional pro- teristic, the team turned its grams in neuro-anatomy, en> rant of the anatomy of the PASSBOOK RATE back on traditional ap- yet have the brain to arti- bryology, anatomy for nurses. proaches of evolution study. * culate. young child." 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Howard, Ma»H Celebrated Marlene Howard comments We also found, however, a MONDAY, MEMORIAL DAY on the Washington scene.) very modern Catholic Church on Sunday, at which a Fran- iit;******************** In addition to the college ciscan priest celebrated Mass.1 cuurses I've been taking, and I had heard that one of the MEMORIAL DAY: my volunteer work at Chil- "musts" when visiting Japan dren's Hospital, I have had was to see their enormous de- another very interesting ex- partment stores, and my visit perience recently, which I'd to one of the largest was not a SPECIALS like to share with you, disappointment. Takashimay Jim was asked to partici- had eight floors containing HURRY IN AND BRING HOME THESE GREAT BARGAINS pate in the U.S.-Japan Parlia- such diversified goods as live mentary Exchange Confer- fish for your dinner in one T ence in Tokyo during the Eas- section, and rare Japanese Elegantly ter recess. While announcing antiques in another. I bought embroidered this invitation, he also men- a lovely silk obi, which is a tioned that two could fly tour- sash women wear over'their ki- terry scuffs ist for about the same amount monas. I was told they make as one could fly first class, beautiful table runners when and might I like to go along trimmed and hemmed. It has with him! It all came up provided me with a constant about two days before wo reminder of my trip, since it Congressional Wife were to leave, but, just like is now on our dining room the Girl Scouts, I try to "be table. I pair prepared." My passport was One evening, while Jim was I spent one day taking a the Japanese version of our their literacy rate approaches Before leaving Japan,, we in order, so I just took care of at a business meeting, I at- train (which was very fast Congress. The room where 99 percent. said goodbye to our many new a few household arrange- tended the Kabuki. This a five and on time!) to Kamakura, a they meet was beautiful, and My memories of this trip in- friends, presenting them with Luxurious but practical! ments, packed a bag, and off hour long traditional stage southern resort town, which is arranged much as our House clude many varied and won- American-made gifts, as a Washable cotton terry , we went. play, in which all the per- especially interesting because of Representatives, except for derful experiences. I learned small thank-you for their no'n-sltp rubber soles. I had never dreamed I formers are men, playing of the great Buddha located the inclusion of a very orna- to love Japanese food, al- warm and gracious hospi- there at the Kptokuin Temple. Choice of 6 colors; 5-10. would have the opportunity to both male and female parts. I tely decorated box, which is though I never mastered ci- tality. visit Japan, so it was all tre- saw a presentation of "Oie- The trip was lovely and we used only by the Emperor, ther the chopsticks or sitting On our return trip we mendously exciting. During Kyogen," the story of a faith- passed Mt. Fujiyama on the who usually makes an appear- on the floor for any length of stopped at PeaH Harbor and the plane trip over, I read the ful lady-in-waiting, done in way. This Japanese "trade- ance on opening day. I had time. I attended a beautiful were able to reflect on that book by Professor Gerald four acts, which is considered mark" was barely visible, the opportunity to talk to tea ceremony, took a lesson in historic day of infamy over, Curtis, "Japan-American Re- a classic masterpiece of Ka- however, because of the air some of their legislators dur- Japanese flower arranging, thirty years ago. It was inter- Sunglasses for lations in the 1970's." He is a buki theatre. pollution. I was told that the ing that tour and learned that which 1 have always admired, esting to recall that in Japan, everyone in professor at the Kast Asian During the intermission at Japanese often say, "Mt. Fuji many of their problems are and watched craftsmen pre- everyone constantly talked of Institute of Columbia Univer- the theatre, there was suf- is shy today," when the pollu- similar to those which Jim pare priceless pieces of Japa- peace, their products often your family sity, and the book brought me ficient time to have dinner in tion problem clouds the view. works on in America—the nese lacquerware. I also vis- have the word "peace" on up to date oh our country's an upstairs lea-house. I no- There were two events to economy, pollution, youth and ited several museums, which them, and their memorials relationship with Japan. I was ticed, however, that many of which wives were invited dur- education, etc. I also learned, always makes me realize how arc always "peace me- later to meet Professor Curtis the Japanese had brought ing the Conference. The first in the education area, that Ja- young our own country is in morials." We stopped for a at the Conference, and found their dinners with them, and was a tour of the National pan provides nine years of comparison to other nations in service on the USS Arizona he had lived in Japan for sev- ate at their seats. Diet building, the Diet being Public School education, and the world. Memorial- 77* eral years. Consequently, he speaks Japanese fluently and Kiddie size 280 has a wonderful under- Jimlorsize ... 57$ standing of the people and Additional adult styles ....$1.97 culture of that country. 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A".liuiy Park SWIM AREA Nnrlli Afibii4 teaspoon vanilla "have not been laboratory tested, but their merit has been es- Mix yeast, sugar and water; let stand 8 to 10 minutes. tablished by church and civic groups and the most critical 3 Scald milk; cool to lukewarm. Add yeast mixture, salt and 2 group of all — husbands/ ' cups flour. Beat thoroughly and let stand In warm place until Now, that's valuable. Such a compilation earns its useful- spongy and full of bubbles. ness much as the recipes in this column do: They have passed Add eggs, honey, butter and remaining flour. Mix thor- the homefront test. oughly and knead on slightly floured board until smooth and The Holmdel Auxiliary organized itself eight years ago, elastic, about 10 minutes. when the hospital was no more than a blueprint. Now, with the Place In greased bowl, cover and let rise until double. facility open and serving its community, the book continues to Turn on board; let stand 10 minutes. Sprinkle with fruits, rai- be a successful fund-raiser. sins and nuts. Knead well. Divide dough into four parts. Cut The first printing of 1,000 copies has sold out, and half of each into four parts. From three of these sections, form 12 the second, 500 copies, is gone, a monument to the care and ef- inch-long rolls and braid on greased baking sheet.- From the fort that went into its editing, and its merchandising. fourth part, make three 8-lnch rolls. Braid these and place on I like the community cookbooks because they reflect much top of the large braid, lengthwise. Tuck in ends. Shape remain- about their origins. This one tells of close ties to many foreign ing dough the same way, making four loaves. roots that remain intact at dinner time. It says that there are Cover and let stand in warm place until double in bulk. times in the life of the busy surburban housewife, when an en- Brush top with milk. Bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes. Re- tire afternoon spent on a very special cake is well worth the duce heat to 350 degrees and bake for 30 minutes. Dribble with creative satisfaction. And it also states clearly that there are confectioners icing while still warm. (Make by mixing con- days when there's only half an hour after the meetings and er- fectioners sugar, warm milk and vanilla.) Rtglittr Stall Pho rands in which to rustle up something tasty for supper. Decorate with candied cherry halves and pecans. May be COOKBOOK COLLABORATORS — Sampling recipes from Treasury of 1,000 Recipes' published by the The book also illustrates, through its recipes, that the made one week in advance. Keep wrapped in cool place. Hoimdel Auxiliary for Bayshore Community Hospital are, left to right, Mrs. Robert Capanelll, Mr$4 women of the Holmdel Auxiliary take great pride in the spe- Mrs. Rita Lucanla, John Carpenter and Mrs. Joseph Lucanla, Holmdel, and Mrs. Bertram Dubln, Hazlet, president. cial things they bake for important occasions. When we asked Holmdel them to select a few samples for this column, they agreed to CRANBEBRY CRUNCH WALNUT TORTE Beat egg yolks until very thick and lemon colored; graduj choose from the realm of baked treats, the kind of things they 1 cup uncooked rolled oats . - 3 cups ground walnuts ally add the two cups and two tablespoons sugar. Do not tin bring to their own meetings for refreshments. 14 cup flour 1 cup fine bread crumbs derbeat. (Very important.) At Mrs. Joseph Lucania's house, 38 Miller Ave., Holmdel, 1 cup brown sugar % teaspoon salt Blend in orange juice and. orange rind. Beat egg whites un the other day, over coffee* and some samples, I had a chance 1 cup whole berry cranberry sauce 9 eggs, separated til stiff but not dry, gradually adding the 6 tablespoons of sugl to meet some of the members who, having worked hard to pro- 1/1 cup butter 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar ar, a spoonful at a time, beating well after each addition. J duce the book, are continuing their efforts to sell that last 250 1 apple, peeled and chopped % cup orange juice Fold the nut and crumb mixture into the egg yolks alternaf copies. Mrs. Lucanla is chairman of the project and is about to Mix oats, flour and brown sugar; cut in butter until crum- 1V& teaspoons grated orange rind ' tely with the meringue, ending with the meringue. Pour into I become the auxiliary's president. Call her, if you'd like to or- bled. Place half of mixture in an 8 x 8 inch greased baking 6 tablespoons granulated sugar greased 10-inch spring form pan or two greased 10-inch layo der a copy of "Treasury of 1,000 Recipes," which costs S5. dish. Cover with cranberry sauce and apple. Top with balance Topping: cake pans, lined with waxed paper. ., , After trying these, I'm sure you'll want to read, if not of mixture. Bake 45 minutes at 350 degrees. Served topped 2cupsheavy sweet cream .'...!',...•'. Bake in moderately slow oven (325-degrees) for one hou|j cook, the rest. with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream. y+ cup confectioners sugar for the spring form pan and 40 minutes for the layer pans. Coo And if your organization is contemplating publishing a Mrs. Jessica M. Trimble, 1 jar raspberry jam or jelly (about 12 oz.) on cake racks. cookbook, there's a firm that specializes in printing them. For Holmdel Mix together walnuts, bread crumbs and salt. Whip heavy cream and sweeten with confectioners sugars more information, write to North American Press of Kansas Sieve the Jar of raspberry jam to remove seeds or break up ar City, Inc., 3947 State Line, Kansas City, Mo. Mill. equal amount of jelly with a fork. Cut the spring form pan CHINESE CHEWS torte In half crosswise to make two layers. Put layers togethe| ft cup butter thusly: Spread bottom layer with jam or jelly, then With 1 cup flour Strawberry Time Is Here whipped cream. Top with second layer. Again spread this lay 2 tablespoons sugar er with Jam or jelly. Cover sides with whipped cream, then th V/t cups brown sugar The first fruit of summer is New Jersey's fresh straw- count for the higher quality taste good but are low In ca- top of cake, over jam. Decorate with dabs of jam or whol| 2 eggs, beaten also the most cherished and berries are cultivated and berry and increased produc- lories a half-cup adds up raspberries. & cup coconut tastiest. In France, the while the customs honoring tion. The Raritan has sur- to 40 calories. Mrs. John S. Sabato 1 cup chopped nuts earliest strawberries are ttny them are not known, it is a passed in quality all previous The season is short—starts Holmdo Mix'butter, Dour and sugar and press in bottom of 10 X 10- ones called Fraises des Bols. fact that the newer varieties varieties. today and ends around July 10 inch pan. Bake 15 minutes in moderate oven. Mix brown sug- According to an old custom, •are plumper, tastier and more Like all berries, straw- in North Jersey. Flea Market Space Offered guests are expected to make a olentiful than our vanishing berries are highly perishable ar, eggs, coconut and nuts and spread over first mixture. Bake About the best way to eat CL1FFWOOD BEACH - June 24. wish when these treasured wild French ancestors'. and should be kept cold and 30 minutes. Cool and cut in squares. strawberries is plain or with Gus Gercling, 18 Middlesex Snack bar facilities will berries are served. Strawberry lovers will ar- humid and used within two or Mrs. Miry C. Haadk, Holmdel cream. One of the simplest Blvd., is accepting space re- available but those sellin gue that wild ones are the three days after purchase. and most elegant is with servations for the June 17 10 merchandise are asked most flavorful but the locally Other tips to remember when c'reme chantilly, a French a.m. to 5 p.m. flea market on bring their own display table cultivated strawberries are buying strawberries are: whipped sweet cream or you the grounds of the Bayvicw hard to beat for taste or size. —Choose those that have 75 might try: Presbyterian Church, W. Con- Drug Addiction Problem? Jerscybellc, long a popular percent red color, which will Strawberry Bavarian Cream course and Greenwood Ave. Call 988-8333. For Help Day i New Jersey variety, has been completely ripen at room tem- 1 quart fresh strawberries Raindate for the event is Night. superseded by one called no. 1 perature in oneway. 1' tbsp. lemon juice Raritan. Developed by Rut- —Sort berries and remove % cup sugar gers University, it is a mid- softened or bruised ones be- 2 envelopes gelatin season, well shaped, high fore refrigerating. •4 cup cold water . quality dessert strawberry. —Spread berries in a flat 2 cups heavy cream, whipped CONGUCGAWN B'NAI ISRAH Polyester Double Knit Twenty years ago, growers dish, cover with wax paper Gently and quickly wash were able to produce 3,000 to and refrigerate until ready to strawberries, drain, hull and 5,000 quarts per acre. Today, use. mash well or puree them in a NURSERY SCHOOL Tent Dresses it is more like 10,000 to 12,000 Strawberries should be blender. Add lemon juice, sug- HANCE RD. AND RIDGE RD. quarts per acre. In the fu- washed gently and quickly ar and stir until sugar is com- RUMSON are sensational... and at only ture, this figure is expected to just before using. Remove the pletely dissolved. Soften gela- jump to 22,000 quarts per caps after cleaning and tin in cold water and dissolve •APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED! acre: Better cultivation pro- drying. over hot water. Add to straw- INOW FOR THE 1972-1973 SCHOOL YEARf grams and elimination of dev- $1 Q Luscious vine-ripened Jer- berry mixture and stir over a |A STATE ACCREDITED SCHOOL UND^R astating virus diseases ac- sey strawberries not only bowl of cracked ice until mix- ITHE SUPERVISION OF A DEDICATED STAFFl they are spectacular! f,*M ***** *********** ft *****••*•»•••*• ture starts to thicken. Fold in 1 • 2 cups whipped cream. 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Custom Collected Early American Furniture gels open hie Friday nlglth! m.vlti CORNELIUS COEELn. wllh Enll« Kick, IYCRA- ON ROUTEM RED BANK: 30 Broad Street 4J|i,77( OMiPIANK Open Friday Night 'III III ASBURY PARK: 600 Cookman Ave. 24 BROAD STRUT i- Weddings the DMJy Scftiter, WtA Bnk - MMdkUwi, NJ. Timtaf, M»y U, lira 33 Savage-McCreight CULTS NKCK - Ming Tul- graduated from Mom* Its Ann McCreight, daughter Medical Center School i Match-Mate Racket of Dr. D. W. McCreight, 24 Nursing and is a 1973 candi- McCampbell Road, Holmdel, date for a BS degree in ele- and the late Mrs. Anne C. mentary education from McCreight, was married here Temple University, Phila- Saturday In Colts Neck Re- delphia. Dear Ann Landers: I am 30 sits a fid smokes while the formed Church, to Thomas Mr. Savage is an alumnus of years old and have never REAL work is being done in Baines Savage, son of Mr. and Kicker College, Houlton, married. People have always the kitchen. Ail she does is Mrs. Thomas G. Savage of Maine, and is a social worker told me I am pretty, smart, Ann Landers carry out the plates and col- Tuckerton. The Rev. Samuel at Discovery House, narcotics and fun to be with. No one lect that nice tip. I wish you'd C. LaPenta officiated, rehabilitation center at Marl- ever mentioned marriage. die if your heart beats fast or be the straw that broke the blast this unfair practice. — A reception was in the Co- boro Psychiatric Hospital. He One day I became a little "ad- if you can't catch your breath, camel's back. Comment, Mad In Sioux Falls . ,*»• lumbian Club, Freehold. will enter Temple University venturous"—or perhaps pan- or if you get waves of nausea please.—Lana. Dear Mad: The waitress is Mrs. Thomas Savage The bride was attended by Graduate School of Social Ad- icky is a better word—and and spells of weakness. Dear L.: That camel didn't the one whose personality (or" Mrs. Leonard A. Miller, ma- ministration in September. Mrs. Russell Summerton Jr. sent my name (and check) to All it cost me was 25 cents have a very strong back, lack of it) makes the first im- (The former (The forriier a scientific mate-matching Tullis McCreight) tron of honor, Mrs. Donald The couple will reside in for the coffee and cake after Lady. Although I agree that pression on the guest. She Young, Miss Carol McCue, Holmdcl. Gcraldlnc Loihlc) foundation. I had received the meeting. Some bargain for company parties that exclude takes the order and carries Miss Karen Collins, Mrs. John mailings from this "Founda- a whole new life, after IS mates are bummers, if that's the trays that sometimes Grimm-Parker Altomari and Miss Fiesta tion" and the letterheads car- years in hell. Tell it again, the way his company does it, weigh 30 pounds. She also ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Browning. Sumitierton-Loihle ried the names of a well- Ann.-M.M.M. be a good sport. A wife who keeps her eye on the table and - Miss Robin Elizabeth Park- Bruce D. Savage was his KKYPORT - In St. Jo- ny Road, East Kcantsburg. known doctor and two nation- Dear M.MM.: I will. Write would give her husband an ul- makes sure everyone has brother's best man. The ush- seph's Catholic Church here The Rev. Sebastian Carmcl ally known clergymen. I was timatum over such a trivial what he wants — more water, er and Hubert Joseph ,1. • sure these people would not to the national headquarters Grimm Jr., wcru married ers were Terry Murdock, Mi- May 13 Miss Geraldine Marie officiated at the double ring and find out where the meet- matter is grossly immature. more coffee, steak sauce/ chael De Pasquale, Robert Loihle, daughter of Mr. and ceremony. be connected with anything more butter, extra napkin, here Ma,y «in St. Agnes Cath- shoddy, but I was wrong. ings are being held in your Dear Ann: Why do people olic Church. The Rev. Ray- Boychuk, Gerald Byrd and Mrs, Raymondi Andrew A reception followed in the town. The address is: Recov- tip ,the waitress when the cook etc. A good waitress doesn't mond X, Malonson officiated. Mr. Miller. Loihle, 139 Broad St., was Magnolia Inn, Matawan. I was put in touch with ery, Inc., 116 S. Michigan Ave- spends hours preparing the have time to sit around and The parents df the couple The bridal couple are married to Russell John Sum- Miss Ramona Loihle was eight "prospects" in seven nue, Chicago, Illinois 60603. food and the dishwasher does smoke. She works like a horse are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert B. alumni of Freehold Regional merton Jr., son of Mr, and maid of honor for her sister. weeks. Five were unemployed Dear Ann Landers:"This is the dirty work? The waitress and deserves the tip. Parker, 49 Fourth St., High, High School. Mrs. Savage was Mrs. Summerton, 255 Harmo- Also attending the bride were and looking for a woman to my husband's first year with lands, and Mr. and Mrs, Mis. Joseph Diebold, also a keep them. Two were overt a firm that will soon have Grimm, 23 Brevent Ave., sister, Mrs. Sharon Miller and homosexuals—one offered to their annual barbecue. Wives m. be my hairdresser and private Leonardo. Carmichael-Robb Mrs. .Anthony Corcione. and husbands are not invited. 349-9000 Stacey Marie Ely, the bride's secretary in exchange for It's strictly for employees. A reception took place in WEST LONG BRANCH - the home of the bride's par- marriage, if I'd let him keep the Sir Francis Restaurant, niece, was flower girl. We both work and have pre- Miss Frances Patricia Robb ents. Chris Summerton was his his boyfriend. Another was a Highlands. and George F. Carmichael Mrs. Carmichael, a gradu- religious fanatic who wanted cious little time together. I re- Michcle N. Ryan was maid brother's best man. The ush- sent this policy and feel that "A VISIT IS AN INSPIRA TION" were married May 16 here in ate of Ocean Township High ers were Michael Kelly, John to know immediately if I of honor. The bridesmaids St. Jerome Catholic Church. School, attended Trenton would let him burn his initials companies should promote to- SHOWING THE ULTIMATE IN BATHROOM DECOR were the Misses Barbara, Warner and Robert Summer- getherness at home instead of VANITKS - KUiniffiED MAttll TOPS The Rev. William Schulze, State College and is employed ton, also a brother of the on my back with a cigaret. Brenda and Bridget Grimm, chaplain of the Newman Club at Ft. Monmouth. The only "candidate" who making trouble between hus- JfWEUD DKORATIVf FAUOTS and ACCESSORIES sisters of the bridegroom. bridegroom. bands and wives. My husband of Trenton State College, offi-' Mr. Carmichael, an The bride, an alumna of seemed to have all his mar- TOMS RIVER PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., INC. Mrs. Grimm was graduated dated at the ceremiuny. bles had a severe physical says he is going, regard- alumnus of Hoffman High Keyport High School, is em- less—and we've argued about . WATM ST. 100 YDS. EAST Of PAWCWAY EXIT II from Henry Hudson Regional The bride's parents are Lt. handicap and told me with : School, South Amboy, attend- ployed by New Jersey Bell it. I told him if he goes it will TOMS RIVER, NJ. H««J-M0fUMIIH«!.l:Jeen such a sucker. King's College, Wilkes-Barre, The public should be warned Pa. He is employed by George about these rackets. Tell the Suplnski Plumbing and Heat- world, will you, Ann?—Seattle CANADIAN'S SPECTACULAR ing, Middletown. Chump The couple will reside here. Dear Seattle: I have been CDA Members telling the world, and 1 will PRE-HOLIDAY SALE! continue to tell those who are Super savings just In time for summer's first big holiday Attend Conclave willing to listen. Thanks, for weekend! Find a wonderful selection of famous makers MIDDLKTOWN — Mrs. the testimonial. sportswear, lingerie and accessories at spectacular savings! Willard Thompson, grand re- Dear Ann Landers: I appre- gent of Court Fulgens Corona ciated your boost for Recov- Catholic Daughters of Amer- ery, Inc. For 15 years I suf- FAMOUS MAKERS ica, was a delegate at the fered from nerves. I went to state CDA's 33rd biennial con- doctor after doctor, took thou- sands of tranquilizers, and NYLON SHIRTS vention in Atlantic City. She Regularly 89 and $10 was accompanied by Mrs. then I read about Recovery, Wallace Price and Mrs. Dan- Inc. in an article by Dr. Wal- Short sleevs and sleeveless styles wi'h ter Alvarez. I learned that a iel Sullivan, trustees, both of 1 o'aoket fronts to mix and ma'ch with all Jljdd'etown. group was holding meetings your pants and sho'ts. White, red and four blocks from my home. ,, ^Irs. Thompson reported navy tijat. four $3,000 checks were The people there weren't in- presented by the state CDA to terested in anybody's the Archbishop of Newark past—oniy the future. They REGULARLY lo 810 SUM- Thomas A. Boland; Bishop of taught me not to be afraid of MER HANDBAGS, Straws, 8 S BIG BRAN IS WATCHING — Baby-sitting service will be provided Satur- my feelings, how to react to Trenton George W. Ahr, Bish- day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Hertry Cross Farm, Holmdel, setting for a canvas, hemps, more!... op of Camden George II. Guil- nervous people who blow up, 3, 6 rescheduled day of the Barn sale given for the benefit of the Monmouth how to find the courage to go REGULARLY to 817 foyle and Bishop of Paterson County Association for Retarded Children. Rain caused the, extra shop- B. Casey, for assis- back to shopping, driving and Selected Group of HOST- ping day, to the delight of Bran, an Irish Wolfhound, shown guarding living. You learn you won't ESS CULOTTES and S $ : in the education of scm- Caroline Boylston, Red Bank. Bran is owned by Dr. John Gerrard, Fair harians. Haven, association president. GOWNS that go out great!. 6,., 8 GARAGE SALE SPECIAL PURCHASE: BEL FORD — A garage sale HAND CROCHETED OB- benefit' Bclford Cub Scout LONG 100% ACRYLIC >ack"227 will take place Named to CDA State Post SHAWLS , *12 Viday and Saturday from 10 SPECTACULAR! Di.rn. to 6 p.m. at 82 Church ATLANTIC CITY — Mrs. Marion, was elected delegate chairmanship of Mrs. Paul here. Free coffee will be Granville LeMeune of Colts to the 34th Biennial National Dunn, whoso group will meet 10% OFF our entire .stock erved. Neck, a member of Court Ma- Convention July 15-21 in 'At- May 31 at S p.m. in her home, of SUMMER JEWELKY! rian, Catholic Daughters of lantic City. Randolf Road, Colls.Xeck. America, was elected state Court Marian members also Mrs. Ray Rogers, chairman SPECTACULAR! secretary of the New Jersey attending state convention of the Apostolate for the 10%< OFF our entire stock SEVEN SONS CDA here at its 33rd biennial were Mrs. John Mayerski, Aged, reported that talcum of FASHION WATCHES! convention. She formerly held grand regent, who was a dele- powder was distributed to the state Monitor office. gate, and Mrs. George Curley, -patients, at-the John L. Mont- CARPET Elected with Mrs. LeMeune financial secretary, who was gomery Medical Home for are Mrs. Russell Moss, state alternate. Mother's Day. 50% OFF regent; Mrs. Vincent Duikin, Mrs. LeMeune, charitable Mrs. Steve Zwolinski is '.LEANING first vice state regent; Mrs. involvement chairman, re- chairman of a Communion The Original Prices of gTryils-You'Mikelis James O'Brien, second vice ported at a meeting in the Breakfast set for June 11 at 10 state regent and Mrs. John Colts Neck firehouse that 350 a.m. in the Elks Lodge. Free- OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Galvin, state treasurer. pounds bf used clothing was hold. Mrs. Zwolinski is accept- SPRING COATS, ENSEMBLES [95-0878 Mrs. Raymond Rogers, mailed to Manchester, Ky. ing reservations. EEN 5 P.M. & 7 P.M. Farmingdale, also of Court Another shipment will be The final meeting of the Sheriff Paul Klcrnan and RAINCOATS made in the fall. Court menv season is set for June 13 at 8 bers also have gathered new p.m. in the Colts Neck fire- REGULARLY to %UV Bf COMfORUBlt i RtPlACt WORN AND BUMPY CUSHIONS and used layettes to be used housc. FAMOUS MAKERS by Birthright, an organization Sheriff JEANS. Corduroys, deniins formed to help provide preg- I i f"Poly Foam - Foam Rubber nant girls and women an al- •'REGULARLY to $10 KMT CUT TO ANY SIZE ternative to abortion. Winners Is CDA SPORT TOPS, Sl.-.v.l.ss, I New and used layettes also short sleeves £*( Cushions - Mottresses - Boishrs - Tluow Mlowi - Chopptd Poly were gathered for the Relief Named Speaker REGULARLY u» 820 ZIP- "Cotrnp/ar* Custom Mad* Cush/on Service" for Peace project, under Mrs. PER or BUTTON FRONT P'aul Fournier's chairman- NKW MOWMOITII —Court HKD BANK - Monmouth Fulgi'iis Corona, Catholic County Sheriff Paul Klcrnan IACKETS, Corduroy*, Can- ship, and bandages, com- VIIH i DEBRA DECORATORS presses and hospital gowns Daughters of America, lias will be the principal speaker *10 VW Monmouth SI. 747-4421 Red Bank were made for the Catholic announced winners of its an- at the Communion Supper of REGULARLY SU> ARNEL iCOpen Friday "til 9 p.m. - Tak« up to 24 months to pay Medical Missions under the nual poetry conlivsl. St. James Court, Catholic PRINT TRAVEL SKIRTS in s Louise X.aleski, .Steven Re- ..Daughters of America. A' lieaiitifiil |nints genthal and (iciiiklnic Diulck, The first of its kind, the sup- 10 all sixlli graders at St. Mary's per (with dinner menu) is set REGULARLY to J5U School, look first, second and for Sunday in the Shadow- FAMOUS MAKERS SHORTS third place, respectively, in brook. Shrewsbury, following the first division. the fi::t() p.m. Mass in St. When you send the bride a gift from JAMIAN, In unollUT division. Jane .lames Catholic Church, here. M»,w Nylon Body Suil you'd be proud to be there when she Croniti won first place, with Mrs. Gerald ,1. Cestaro, sec- I'alhiM'ine (•millet, second, ond vice president, is chair- opens it. and Mary Beth Misch. third. man of tin- CDA evonl which with Skirt All are seventh graders id St. includes men guests. Reserva- x^2&3 Regularly $24 Man's. tions are being accepted by S (Even the packages we mail a7e nicely Tin- winning pornis will hi- M is. Marl in' Ryan . New .rrf cnU'KM I In the national CDA Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Hcilha 16 gift wrapped.) competition. Folev, Shrewsbury. hxcilinc) v.i'uo! Gro.it surninor Inisure outfit for at home and sports. Greiit selection of colors S'zesfj lo 15 SPECIALISTS IN il willi Mustpr Cli.iryc. Hank Aiiiciiiinil cir olcdiirv Caiunliau'ii-liu luc! LEATHER AND SUEDE COATS & JACKETS MADE - CLEANED - ALTERED

gifti U4 Norwood Avc. COflT CANADIAN'S RED BANK: 30 Broad Street lamp* DEAL daily io to s:30 VINCENT'S SHOPPE horn* accotorlit Wed, «vt. 7 to • " 134 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK 741-7518 ASBURY PARK: 600 Cookman Ave. ' Morton FatetM Carl Morton knew he'd Earlier, Roberto elements scoring single as the Astros blanked Los Angeles oft eight pitch a one-hitter last night. A hit a two-run homer for the beat the Padres for their fifth hits for his first 1972 fan told him so. Pirates and Ted Simmons straight victory and stretched triumph. The Giants man- It was Montreal's annual smacked a solo circuit for the their lead over the Dodgers in aged only three hits Off loser Meet the Expos Night at Jar- Cards, who' have dropped 11 the NL West to Vk games. Claude Osteen but ono of ry Park and a smiling Morton of their 13 games. Houston's Lee May and Sun them was a run-scoring single related that one spectator told Doug Rader drove in the go- Diego's Leron Lee traded two- by Garry Maddox in the sec- him: ahead run with a bases-loaded run homers, ond inning, San Francisco's Steve Stone "I can't wish that you'll get sacrifice fly in the sixth and Cleveland (» Niw Verk (4) on r h a no-hitter, but I can wish Tommy Helms added a run- oil r unwrcf • " " Doylt 2b 1 0 Hunt* Leon 2b that you will get a one-hitter. New v«t (I) CMca**(» Bowo II 4 0 Torrei li Johmonl! 4 O ob r MrttarMl cf 3 0 Mainortrf 4 Fouec 4 1 If you strike out the first bat- ) 1 Crdtnalrf tit Luinskl If Nettln » 'I ter, you'll get it." 4 0 SKkertK 4 0 1 Johnson lb 3 Fotter ph 0 O Blombrglb J BotwellJb 0 Wlllomilt 4 12 Carver c ESKft 3 0 1 Bell if • O 0 Alou lb I The first batter for Phila- Stoubrl Moniy3b Woodicf 3 McCraw 1b a o Munionc 3 Jonnlf Hlcknwi lb] 0 0 Andertn rt ? § Motel ph i McKlnny* 4 o delphia was Denny Doyle and Freookl 3b 4 08 PomNebraska State Racing New York Jets were going to be their major competition for scored on Doyle's sacrifice Commission, and Jack Kick- the title in the American Con- fly, trying the score. But the ler, the state racing steward. ference East, would try to Expos took the lead for good A fighter who is down will "destroy" the Jets by luring League Track Crown in the bottom of the third on Wall Oval Slates be saved by the bell rather Hector Torres' home run and than having the count contin- away quarterback Joe Nam- Shore Rcgional's girls track Joanne Dunst took the shot Shore Reg. (91) Asbury Pork (77) Bob Bailey homered an1 inning ath. 50 — Dorlonno Allyn (SR), T — :6.8 ue after the bell rings ending team wrapped up the Shore put and javelin, the only two 100 — Pottl Him (SR), T — :11.9 later. Lose Stars Conference title yesterday by events Asbury Park won. 1 a round. • 538 - glffSSffSS^i-iW- The Cubs made it two in a Big Twin Bill There will be -a mandatory The Buffalo Bills, having downing Asbury Park, 91-27. 880 — Monlco Ryerson (SR), T — 2:52.0 drafted and trained such ob- In other distaff action, Long Mile - Maureen Little (SRI, T - &:21.1 row over the Mets as Jose eight count, meaning the ref- Carol DeVirgilio won the SO 120 hurdles — Barbie Spitz (SR). T — Cardenal slugged a pair of WALL TOWNSHIP — The 12-lap heat races, a 10-lap con- viously talented athletes as Branch socked Raritan, 69-49; :18.e season's first doubleheader — eree will continue to count to and long jump to help Rari- 440 relay - Allyn, Spitz, Clark. Hlnz two-run homers ofkrookie solation and a 35-lap event. running back O.J. Simpson Princeton beat Brick Town- tan, but Long Branch had too (SR),T -:54.0 two consecutive nights of auto The dune buggies — air eight, even if the downed "880 relay — Taylor. DiSanto, Clork, Buzz Capra, Billy Williams hit and defensive end Walt Pa- ship, 65y2-52i/>, and Red Bank much power in all the other Chapman (SR), T -1:58.9 racing — is on tap this week- cooled engines only — a new fighter is on his feet before al- tulski, would be worrying about Regional upended Point Shol put — Joanne Dunst (AP), D — 34- a solo shot and Burt Hooton, lowing the action to resume. spruits. Dlscus — Pattl Hln: (SR). D — 100-3 another rookie pitched a five- end at Wall Stadium. breed to the racing circuit losing either, both and or oth- Pleasant Boro, 71-41. Javelin — Dunst (AP), D — 103-6 There is no rule in Nebraska Long lump —Allyn (SR), D — 15-3 hitter. Track promoter Mrs. Jennie will be trying their machines er players to more glamorous Dorianna Allyn and Patli Debbie Meise performed High (ump — Kalhy Leslie (SR), H — 5- J. Nicol has lined up an all- on the high banks of the sta- which states a fight must be clubs. stopped if a fighter is down Hinz doubled for the Blue her specialty for Red Bank Long Bremen ((•) Rorllon (49) It was the Mets' second loss star three-feature package for dium in two heat races and a SO—Carol DeVlrglllo Nassau Coliseum. ation game here yesterday. doubled home another in the 100 — Tracey Thompson (R), T — : 11.9 Louis pitcher, and Manny 220 — Kim Polmer (R), T — :57.9 first time at the Rt. 34 oval The commissioner, who is attending an NBA meeting in Bill Devaney singled home sixth. 440 — Cathy Krupp (P), T — 1:04.2 Sanguillen singled him to Card Juniors Mark Kenny in the first in- 880 — Sue Kobln (P), T — 2:35.2 third. Gene Alley bounced to the dune .buggies from the Phoenix, Ariz., also said in a statement issued through his of- St. Rose got its third run in Mile — Barb Pyle (P), T —6:11.1 fice in New York, that the players might be subject to further ning, and Kenny delivered the sixth on a balk. 120 hurdles — Diane Schlpanl (P), T — third baseman Joe Torre, Aces Racing Association. This •: 19.2 show will have a 7 p.rri. start. penalties. Triumph, 14-5 Rich Lomano with a sacrifice The winner was Sadowski 440 relay — Brown, Yarborough, Lewis. whose throw to the plate Thompson (R),T - :51.5 Saturday night features the Kennedy said Tuesday night in Phoenix that the players LEONARDO - Croydon fly in the second. who worked the first five and S80 relay — Salm, Jones. Slco. Richard- struck Hebner. Dave Cash son (R), T — 1:58.5 modified-sportsman class from his league would be subject to suspensions or fines if Hall's jnior varsity came The Roses came back wilh one-third innings. Jim Hart Shot put - Debnie Melse (R), D — 36- and Al Oliver drove in the oth- Dlscus — Melse (R), D — 85-7 where real battles are shaping they participated in the second annual game between the rival from behind to score a 14-5 two in their half of the second relieved him. Javelin — Dana Dillon (R), D — 85-7 er runs with two-run singles. win over Ranncy .School's when Jack Thompson home- Long lump — Debbie Brown (R), D — up between Gil Hearnc of Ja- leagues. Ciuy Gunteski (1-4) took the 15-2V, iiimiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiir He said that most of the NBA club owners had informed jayvees here yesterday. red with. Brian Brennan on loss. High lump — Debbie Holder*. Donna cobstown, Jim Hoffman of base. England (R), H —4-11 Union Beach, Don Stives of him of their promised action to keep the players from partici- Pat McCrevan was the win- Princeton ((S">) Brick Twp. Dnvois (Jlub inldfjol me- PfO'jnntiiig lor Hie first liino al Wall Milwaukee (LocKwood 0-41 al Detroit (Lollch 81) mi. loi lfi/2. Tho miijhly rmlos are m Sladiurn tlm oxciilng Duno Bug- $10 nly games scheduled piirt ul Km trinln hoacior ri.-icWirjo * rjlos I'orn tho ACES Racing Asso- NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division winch also rriclurtna tho imtjhty ciation. Tlnr :,r)cond hall ol Hio W L Pet. Ot for the big half-gallon bottle triorliiiorj-sporisrnart slock emu S facinjj eveninu will star Iho lirnlled Hew York 25 9 .735 — nnri iho lirralnrj • iiurl!>iiiiiii '.lock Pittsburgh 20 1J .tit 4 > cportsrriiin niuLkuiifi. Chicago 17 15 .531 J Good-natured whiskey. Montreal 16 17 .457 9Vi OCEANPORT, N.J. Philadelphia 15 19 .441 10 Good-najtured price. You get 2 milos Irom Gordon 01. Pkwy, Exit 105 SI. Louis 12 23 .343 I3V< + 35-UPMOD-5PT5. * 30-UP LTD. JPTS. Weil 1 Houston }] 12 .657 — both with the half-gallon of * 20-UP DUNE BUGOIfJ Los Angeles 21 IS .51] V/i JISMEKff Cincinnati ll 17 .514 5 I Fjl\||^ Come to the Gala Opening i \ *)mai—•"••"•""'• Allanla 14 20 .412 » Rorltan (» Spencer Foxworth. Foxworth, Karitan, 9-2. sending Stevens to third. ob r h ob r playing off for the fifth posi- Club, was Just coming off a Bruce Cannell drove in Ste- Scriumtn rf 5 3 2iVndrmrk» 3.0 The Spartans will meet the Connell 2b 4 0 llNerlp 4 0 tion, won over teammate Bill strong round in yesterday's lo- vens with a single. Lobelia c 3~ 'I 11 Carroll cf 3 1 winner of today's Matawan Wldroler p 3 1 11 P-Stllvno Ib 2 1 Purcell at 78. cal U.S. Open qualifying com- Rcgional-Howell game in the Ncri, who played three posi- Klnholer ct 4 1 1: Oliver fl 1 0 petition in Spring Lake yes- Kasky If 3 1 (iiF.Shlvnort 2 0 Lyon finished down the line .semifinals. tions, shortstop, catcher and Vincent 3b 4 1 JiSlelnBrcklt I 0' terday. Hunt 30 2 0 o'Lmno«lolf 1 0 with an 81, while another Lion Jay Wilderotter, not looking pitcher for the Rockets, was Stevens ss 3 1 OtHoaenlb 2 0 Lyon finished in a tie for one of the few bright spols in i DlCstmy COO entry, Corey Turkel, carted quite as .sharp as he. had in |Sohll»s 2 0 92. ninth place with Dave Smith previous outings, received the an otherwise dreary day for ! Killeen p 3 0 The Lions completed the of Monmouth Regional and cushion he needed early. Raritan. ToioH 31 9 I Totals 25 1 5 Ocean Twp 414 000 0—1 day with 329, one point better Craig Sprung of Lakewood. The Spartans pummelled He cut down six Spartans on Rorlton „ OOOMO 0—1 than Lakewood's total. Wall Township took third in Raritan hurler Mike Killeen strikes in four innings and OoublK-SchlovIno, P., WlfotroHer Grote Scores the team total at 336, while for nine runs in the first three .Rich Grote of Long Branch Jackson Township (338) was innings behind eight hits and j had to go Into a playoff with fourth and Marlboro (342) three costly errors. Manalapan's Les Pierce and placed fifth. Ocean got to 'Killeen for Keansburg's Brian Ogilncy Other* were Shore Regional MOf urtr staff fhilo four runs in the first inning, Seraphs Win for the second spot. Grote (77) (350) sixth; Monmouth (353) DON'T TREAD ON ME — Ocean Township's Helmut Klnhofer slides Into and an error opened the won, wh^le Pierce took sec- seventh; Ocean Township second base with a successful steal before Rarltan's second baseman Den- gates. Bruce Schumin led off ond. (355) eighth; Freehold (361) nis Vandermark can come back down to earth with the tag in yesterday's with an infield hit and moved Shore Regional's Rich De- ninth and Neptune (363) 10th. AAohmouth College) invitational Tournament opener. Ocean won, 9-2. all the way to third on a wild SJ Net Title Santes and Lakewood's Larry pitch and a passed ball. Mater Del won the South Smith, but John Cahill had to' Gersten finished by the Lions' Barney Labella's routine fly Jersey Parochial "B" tennis fight a three-setter with Craig Purcell with 79's. ball to center field was title yesterday by defeating Brooder, while Ted Schultz Foxworth, who did not reg- dropped and Schumin came Christian Brothers Academy, breezed in the third slot. ister a birdie on the 6,328-yard Tri-Meet Yields Confusion "across, Labella going to sec- 3-2, and Shore Regional The Colts claimed both par 70 course, said, "My put- reports that he also scored it as separate meets, Raritan Neptune got a double from ond. dropped its first match of the Red Bank Regional, Red doubles. ting was real bad. Normally, I Bank Catholic and Raritan all as three separate meets. ups its record to 8-2, the best Larry Bunting and beat Long Wilderotter helped his own, year to Metuchen, 3-2, in the putt well, but I had four three met on the Red Bank Region- If you accept the Red Bank track mark in the school's his- Branch, 83-48, and St. John Vi- cause with a sharp double to semifinals of the Central Jer- Shore did a fine job In tory. putts. The grades were really al track oval yesterday, and Catholic version of the meet, anney ran over Manalapan, left field and Labella tallied. sey Group II tournament. staying even with tough Metu- fast." s». depending upon where you it marks the first time the The Buccaneer version 108-23. He scored on a single by Hel- Middletown Township chen before Rich Shirvanian mut Kinhofer. Foxworth came up with live, you can take your pick of Caseys have ever beaten the would give Red Bank its first grabbed its share of the Shore and Bill Grill finally dropped four bogeys and two doubles Buccaneers In track. win of the year; the Casey Southern Regional downed Denny Vincent drove in the Conference "A" Division a three set-match in the sec-. who won. Wall, 73-58; Point Pleasant bogeys. Red Bank Catholic reports If you accept the Red Bank version keeps the Bucs win- final run with a single. championship by rolling over ond doubles slot. less. Beach rapped Manasquan, Lauds Teammate the scores as follows: Red Regional version, the Bucca- The Spartans added a solo Neptune, 5-0. The Lions tied "Bill Purcell was the real neers edged the Caseys. In other action, Bob Trotter 83%-47'/j; and-Jackson nipped run in the second and four for the crown with Long Bank Catholic — 67, Red Bank Freehold, 67-64. Mlddlttown (S) NeuHjne («) story of our success," ob- Regional — 64; Raritan — 74, All agree that Raritan won *won three events to lead more in the third frame be- Branch and Ocean Township. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional fore Killeen gave way to Lou Roger Buckley (M) d. Ron Vannone, 4- Red Bank Catholic — 57; and the meet no matter how It is Neptune (•)> Long •ranch (41) In other matches, Lake- past Marlboro, 101-25. tOO-John Chambers (N), f-:10.1 Neri, who worked the rest of Raritan — 80, Red Bank Re- scored. However, by scoring wood downed Red Bank Re- Bob Underwood (M) d. Larry Sauer, 4- 220—Sid Jones (N). -r-.n.l the game and allowed just one Wall Pounds gional — 51. it. John Vlonnev OM» Monolapon 110—Rich Crump (LB). T-:51.3 gional, 4-1; Wall Township Mlddletown by Default. 100—Glenn Taylor M.T-: 10.3 MO—Wayne Pierce (LB), T-2:04.4 DeifMet; 2tt-Jamc> Fifipotrlelt , T-:55.« 2-mlle-Hubert Jones (N), T-10:22.9 Phil Turner and Rich Burdgi (M( l d. the meet as a normal triangu- 860-Brlon Barret (SJ). T-2:OI.S High hurdles-Joe Wright (LB), T-: 15,0 Errors Hurt mouth Regional bombed Free- Bob HIra and Bob Heath, 4-1, M Neptune, 7-2 MIH-Greg GlbtB . 0-19- The Knights scored two IV4 ^sisssss Mater Oei (1) CIA (» runs in the first when Mike smwei: Kachelreiss doubled and Field Determined . _.*VOUlt"-+.— _ Don Hammond (MO) d. Brian Smith, A- came around on an error. Mile Reloy-Krockus, Brawn. Hart, The seeding committee met 2 S4 Vona (R). T-3:M.5 WEST LONG BRANCH - John Cohlll (MD) d. Craig Broeder, <-], last night at the college to 3-0,6*4 Two walks later Duke Madsen The field in the Monmouth Ted Schultz (MD) d. Jim McMullen, 6-3, ' delivered a ruivproduclng RirHn (74) Red Bank nth (17) College Invitational Tennis. choose Ihe eight teams which 6-0 100—Bruce Szymanskf (R), T-:10.v Doubles: single. «0-5ivmoniki (R),T-:23.0 Tournament appears to be will compete. The four teams 440-iBufler (RBC) "f-:32.< BU_ I Wight and Wayne Russell (CBA) d. Neptune tallied in the third ilO-MefUllmeyer IR). T.2:01.0 one of the most well-blanced seeded first through fourth Mark Butler and Jim Begley, 4-e, 7-5, 6- Min-Kevln Banks (R), T-4:35.7 on a single by Bob Hendrick- 2-mlle—John McKenna (R), T-lO: 13 in the event's five-year his- were Shore Regional, Rum- Rlch Fltzslmmons and Mike Forfunato High hurdles—Cestero (RBC), T-:15.2 (CBA) d. Don Froude and Pattl Daly, 6- son and Bob Feeney's double, Low hurdles—Illlnasworth (R), T-:21.6 tory. son-Fair Haven Regional, 4,6-1 High igmp—Cesters (RBC), H-I10 but Wall countered in its half Long lump-Cestera (RBC), D-20-I Ocean Township and Long Shofpot-Joene Boyle (gpCl Monmoulh Reg. (9) Freehold (0) on Mike Hackett's single, sto- Discus—Cory Konsky (B). C Branch. Jayelln-Kansky(R); 171-4 len base and Jack Curley's Pole vault—Bob Huen (R). H-11-0 r Navesink Win Four other teams receiving Mark Meuner (Ml d. John Bellew, e-1, Mile Relay—Robinson, Klnler, Short, bids are Mater Dei, Middle- 6-2 single. Colemon (RBC), T-3:42.t Guy Grlmsgaord (M) d. Fred Reese, 4- To Mrs, Saule town Township, Manasquan 6, 4-4, 6-4 K2) Wall Twp. mf ab r h Red Bank Coth (47) dell Bank Rej. (M) MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Al- and Wall Township. Robert Pavlovsky (M) d. Nnl Lopalln, Hndrksn3b 4 1 ^UteJb 2 l" loo—Kevin sod«n (RBR), T-:10.7 * Forney If 4 1 Modsenn n3 3 % bert Saule shot low net in Christian Brothers Aca- Doubles: Knkrbkercf 2 0 Bauterib 440—Bill Butler (RBCi, f-:52.9 Glen Hyde and Paul Spencer (M) d. Scnoplco c 3 0 SlSlocumm p 1 0 0 (10-John Mott (RBR), T-2:OS.O Class 'A' at Navesink Country demy will not play in the tour- Mark Mehlman ond Fred Selikv, 6-3,6-2 Llrilelb 4 0 Kchlrls ss ! one-m(le—John Marley (RBC), T-4:37.7 Bill Emholl and James McClellon (M) Guorlno rf 1 0 Hockett3b 2, two-mlle-Jim Kalnr (RBC), T-1O:I7 Club here yesterday In the nament for the first time. The d. Bruce Dobbins and Paul Zarnowsky, HommJD 3 o Curleyc 5? 120 high hurdles—Charln Robinson "first half of a nine-hole Nas- Colts had won the title three 4-t, o-O, 6-3 Brown ss 3 0 Splnpnlrf Doylip 1 0 Fergusn II 4 a ^KBlow hurdles Roblraon (RBR), :21.e sau Tournament. straight years after Howell Wall Twp. (3) St. Row (J) Arrmtrng rf 1 0 _ Lyons II 3 0 shot put—John Lee (RBR). D-55-2 yifole Thlel ss 1 0 discus-Roger Plnlok RBR), D-1J3-3 Mrs. Robert Sampson was won the first in 1968. Sinfllis: Burrei,Fr o o o° 0 0 high lump—Al Cesfaro (RBC), H-5-10 ri polevoult-JIm Ewln (RDR)DR),H-10-, 0 low in Class 'B.' Shore will play Wall at Long Pete Coblello (SR) d. Greg Ewanliky, 7- Totals 27 2 7 Totals 7 10 |avelln Bart ChernolfjjRBR)loll (RBR),. _D146- . 1 ooi oio 0-2 lon._..g_ ,-.-.,|um»- Cester— o— (RBC)i, O-20-0*20-1I Mrs. Robert Glblon had low Branch High School's courts Kevin Kennedy IW) d. Jim Walker, 6-4, Wall Twp w*021» 13• After another hour and one-half bus ride, BBB Won't Run I'd 'the Mustangs were home. BALTIMORE (AP) - Bcc Bee Uco, the EVERY FULL SERVICE CAR WASH upset winner of the Frankness, will not run in never find AND HOT WAX SQ™ NHL Expansion Iho Jersey Derby next Monday or In the Bel- mont Stakes on June 10. a great NEW YORK (AP) - Two of Its member ONE BAT PER CAR clubs, the New York Islanders and Atlanta, "We never had plans to run In cither of don't have u single player yet, but the National those races," trainer Del Carroll said yes- Scotch at ADDITIONAL BATS '2" EACH Hockey League is charging Into expansion terday. "For one thing, he's u poor.shipper. again. For iinothcr, I think he's had enough racing for this price. (RAM DATE JUNE 3rd & 4th) > The league's Board of Governor Is ex- the moment." pected to swell NHL membership to 18 teams Carroll said current plans call for Bcc Bee today after It- hears application*1 from groups Bee to start next in the $50,000-ttddod Leonard ^presenting Kunsus City, Kan,, Han Diego, Richards Stakes at Delaware Park on June 18. Clan JUST-A-MINUTE CAR WASH Phoenix and Washington, DC, The upset triumph over Kentucky Derby I The oxpanslon mooting began yesterday winner Riva Itklgo and othcre In lust Sutur- MacGregor. 1V2 MILES EAST OF FREEHOLD CIRCLE with presentations from Kantian City, Mo,, Cin- day's Prcakness WUK the fifth shirt in u little cinnati, Cleveland, Indianapolis nnd Dallas. more than five weeks for Bcc Bee Boo. illyou pay for is the Scotch HWY. 33 FREEHOLD •UNtHiP iGOKHWHISKY jlQHTV PWOOf

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, THEY'RE GOLDEN — Jack Hennessey's Gold Coast Inn, Sea Bright, won : the Thursday night Businessmen's League at Harmony Lanes, Middletown Township, and will be honored at the awards banquet Friday, June 2, at the Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands, at 8:30 p.m. Left to right are Steve DOUBLE BELTED Gortatowski, John Cahill, team captain Dayton Wilson, Bill Foster and John Maino. Substitutes, not pictured, were Sal Saracino and Eddie O'Brien. WIDELONG MILE AGE TIRES Joey Miles Runs Streak AT LOW EVERYDAY To Three in Softball Loop DISCOUNT PRICES! MIDDLETOWN - Joey Oak Lounge's Ron Forbes Florist and went two for three Miles ran its unbeaten string hurled a four-hitter for five in- at the plate. Matty Candito to four games in the Middle- • nings before John Rogers and Roy Burden helped with a town Adult Softball League by came in to pitch the rest of thrce-for-five and a Iwo-for- defeating Towne Chevrolet, 3- the way without allowing a thrce day, respectively, 0, behind the five-hit pitching hit. add agate

of Red Pierson. Joe Nappo and Dennis MIDDLETOWN SOFTBALL RESULTS In other games in the Na- County Tavern 15, Corrigan's 9; Joey O'Keefeboth belted homers. Miles 3, Towne Chvrolel 0; Shore Flor- tional League, Oak Lounge Mark Cusick went four-for-. ist 14, United County Trust Co. A; Oak Lounge 10/ Russell Otdsmoblle 1; Ar- clobbered Russell Olds, 10-1; four and Ron McGrath col- nold Bakery 20, Community Fire Co. 2; Bova Realty 6, Fisch's Suburban 4; Stratton Construction beat lected two hits, lifting Strat- Crown Tire 3, Circus Liquors 1; Strot- lon's Construction 6, Trezzo's Liquors 2. Trezza's Liquors, 6-2; Bova ton Construction. Gene AMERICAN LEAGUE Joe Miles w E78-I4 Reality edged Fisch's Subur- Grasso allowed eight hits in Oak Lounge 4 ban Shqp, 6-4, and Shore Flor- taking the win. Towne Chevrolet 3 Corrigan's 2 (7.35-14) ist ran over United County . Gene DePalo smacked a County Tavern 7 Shore Florist 2 Blackwall LTrust Company, 13-4.- three-run home run for Russell Olds mobile 0 United County Trust Co. 0 The Joey Miles team pulled Fisch's Suburban Shop, but it NATIONAL LEAGUE Arnold Bakery 3 off two double plays and was wasn't enough to win. JimCrown Tire 3 Plus S2.34 per led by Bob Mihok, Wayne Stratton Construction 3 Shannon led the winners with Treiza Liquors 3 tire Fed. Ex. tax Kerrigan and Jim Maguirc at two doubles and two RBl's. Bovo Realty 2 Circus Liquors ] and 4 tires off the plate. Jim Teller won for Shore Fisch's Suburban j S Community Fire Co. 0 your car. piiiiiiiiiinininiiniiiniiiHiiniiiNiiiiiNHiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Originally 4 for I35°°

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NKW YOUK - Almost a aP I • • doctoral degrees. 6:00 NEWS (C) million young men and wom- Specialists and experts in- N!STONE (C) •The Cue of the Violent V«it" An toVcrftilnf man, en on more than 2,000 college terviewed persistently !£'SLJS" F'lnt»lgneM who hai frown weary of MtUIng lil> wlfe't jttmb- I clcvision lln* debtii, bmomei iTitmored of a beautiful model. campuses are graduating this knocked down what Rudd O 6tT SMART (C) I MONDAY IS DATE NIGHT "Pr*ffntnt Wom (D CHANNEL 11 FILM FESTIVAL (C) livt'iinK newspapers for $70 a 'Tin-Up airl" <10411 aUrrlng Betty arable. Jot E. $12,01X1. The college president h I l lt of llle 1>ad week. In Hochostcr, N.Y., a •Z .?.. t lP i>' »'er hiuband't ment store security guard. tx'tt friend are ehlpwrei hert on an island. O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) And a man with a Ph.D. in Ouoit! Vlo Danione American history is Jockeying •II DtllKUUI WALT DISNEY'S S^S^ouR\^ 0 NEWS (C) DRIVE-IN 264 2200 duett: Omnr Bradley. (It) O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) cars in a parking garage-he ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) Client: Richard Chamberlain has received, he said, "no THE GREATEST 13 THE LATE MOVIE ADVENTURE OF •The Awful Troth" (1037) (twine Caiy Grant good responses to more than Irene Dunno. After leaving bin wife becaune he AT PRESENTATION — Kenneth Friede of Rum- :i(MI letters he sent to colleges THEM ALL I believe. «hc has been unfaithful, a. hueband then JOHN MILLS •:0O O 6BJ NEWS SPECIAL (C) trlea to win her back. son, a past president of the Monmouth Players in search of-a teaching job. •Hl(ther Kducntlon: Who Ntcd« It?" HUKhfi Rudi! 12:30 O THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) joined Helen Hayes In presenting the 1972 Straw These are a few examples McOUIRE reporls on thn plight of college graduate and the (D NIGHT FINAL (C) Disney's Inck of wcii-li for Ihcm • 1:00 O NEWS (C) Hat "Awards for outstanding achievement in sum- of Ihc many cited in "CBS He- WALT DISNEY'S O THE FLIP WILSON SHOW (C) O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) mer stock. Friede, TV Guide's manager in New ports" hour to be broadcast AU CAtroortrawM Olie«l>: Jot Namitlli, Ck'Orge Cartin, MISB Black "llrrculea of the Di-acrt." (1904) aUrring Kirk ArntrlCA ' Morrlt, Ilelene Chanel. York joined the film star at the Tavern on the tonight from 8 to 9 p.m. EDT. O-ALIAS SMITH AND JONES (C) 1:15 G> THE GREAT, GREAT SHOW Green ceremonies. Called "Higher Education: 'Miracle At Santa Mnrta" Curry la charged with "Whlplaah" 110-191 starring Dann Clark, Alexis the murdtr of IIIB wealthy r-niplbycr, (R) Who Needs It?" the program fimith. MATINEES O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE . 1:30 ' r 9 is worth a thoughtful look by and ••H«cU BtrMt" (1B41) .tarring CharlM Boycr, Mar- I 'O' THE LATE SHOW SAT., SUN., MON.-2:0O garet. Sullivan. A Woman conwnU to be tho mH- •Four airit in Town" (1057) (tarring Ceorge college students, present and trm of an unhappily married lawyer, conltnt to Nador. Julie Adams. Onefor Money potential, and by their par- Dalmatians remain In the secret back ulrcclB or life. 0 REEL CAMP PLAZA Hazlet O FATHER KNOWS BEST Q THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) ents. HIE. 3t«T KIDDIE IP.. 2(4-4134 "The Oood Pro«p«cf' An money dpala 2:45 8 CALL TO PRAYER Reporter Hughes Rudd and CD THIRTY MINUTES WITH (C) O EVENING PRAYER a camera creW interviewed WMHltt 5 ACADm AWARDS 8:30 (D DRAGNET Isn't Worth It 3:00 O SERMONETTE (C) an assortment of educators COLONIAL T Big Clan" Sgt. Friday and Oftlcer Gannon 3:10 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW By WILLIAM GLOVER nmong the enthusiastic but "Dino" (1»57) tUrrine Sal Mlnoo, Brian Keith. and students. They found ev- KEANSBURG 787 0300 6:05 tl GIVE US THIS DAY (C) AP Drama Critic hardly exceptional partici- erywhere what one college ad- Free Smokina Suction pants are Pat Lysingcr, doing ministrator called "the over- ITHE FRENCl NEW YORK - All, the ;i clever Christmas trea»mock- supply problem"—too many delights of showbiz past, can cry; Joy Garrett, at one point applicants with degrees for DOUBltFtATURl CONNECTION Choruses Set Middletown Seeks they glow anew? Well, only singing on roller skates; Jess too few jobs requiring them. FRI. SAT. SUN. fitfully in '"One for the Money Richards, with the big moon The program was not all on In everyonefc life there's a Etc.," which opened.last night number, and Georgia Engcl, a' the negative Side, however. MoreMusicianS at the Eastside Playhouse. distaff patsy. Rudd found tho nation has an SUMMER OF'42 The musical melange can Tom Panko directed and enormous shortage of trained | WHITE STREET InRedB2k crease the size of the present tremWarnei Bfoi HAZLET — Residents with RED BANK 747-O333J boast such melodies as "How choreographed everything people for jobs that do not re- A Kinnty ISIluri 6«fvice RED BANK - The com- group. r the equivalent of four years' High the Moon," an alltime with lively lightness. The cos- quire college degrees. An ex- '» lint llil«tt»OMilntt»mb»l, w»o nti bined voices of the Brookdalo Conductor Walter Born asks -AND- riipoMtUi tn m>n> if tin Init dWeactventure...that join a symphony and to in- day, June 18, at 4 p.m. in Vet- put together from three ATLANTIC The chorale groups, accom- erans Memorial Park, Union LINCROFT — Students (otimeys beyond Imagnatoil revues by Nancy Hamilton, from Maler Dei High School, CINEMA • 291-0148 panied by a full orchestra, Man Arrested Ave. author-lyricist, and composed ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ISTRATHMORE TWIN CINEMA! will present "Requiem" by New Monmouth, will join Long Branch High by the late Morgan Lewis. •those from Christian Brothers 1 StttUh,nur- Shn,Wnn, PUu.» I Gabriel Faure. Brookdale As- For Possession "One for the Money" opened 1 HWY 31 M.W6AAI. ',-i. iUl J sistant Professor Joseph Szos- Students to Install Academy for a glee club con- 5 ACADEMY AWARDS 1 MIDDLETOWN - John J. in 1939. The "Etc.," includes cert scheduled for 8:15 tonight tak will conduct. Gillette, 18, of 320 Main St., INCLUDING •-'• 1 LONG BRANCH - Newly "Two for the Show," which at the academy. C«rWAHIi€) BE8T ACTOR & BEST I The performance is open to Port Monmouth, has been ar- elected officers of the Long came along a year later, and QENEHACKMAN PICTURE , the public,. • rested on charges of possess- Branch High School Student "Three to Make Ready," the Features will include a per- , A second 'performance of. ing alcohol and marijuana. He sequence finale after World formance by the CBA faculty Council will be installed at a chorus and selections by Go- the work will be presented by has been released on $150 ball meeting of the group tomor- War II. ' Ilirrlngl the same groups Sunday, June and is scheduled to appear in row, rice Guba, Mater Dci's A MARK WWII FILM THE FRENCH Most of Miss Hamilton's tar- soloist. Sister Hose Marie i I ATE show EVERV NiTE U, at 8 p.m. at St. James court June 1. Selected by members of this gets of drollery are thread- Catholic Church, here. year's ninth, 10th, 11th and DiCamillo is chairman of the PIUS -2ndBIG HIT (HCUIAH ADMISSION PRlCC Arrested with Gillette on bare now. Longest and most Mater Dei High School music IHCMDli UTt '. The performance also is the same charges were three 12th grades were Richard CONNECTION tiresome is "Wisconsin," a department and director of CrWRLTON • IN me QREAT TRADITION open to the public. juvenile boys, a 17-year-old Crump, president; Mary takeoff of Rodgers & Hain- the glee club. 1" OF AMERICAN THRILUliS, CYAC PICNIC from East Keansburg and a Agnes Sullivan, viee presi- merstein musicals. \momrt HONOR MISS HORNE OUR SHOWS ARE TIMED KEANSBURG — The Cath- 16-year-old and a 17-year-old dent; Tyra Sartor, recording WITH YOU IN MIND! STRAIN olic Young Adult Club of from Port Monmouth. they secretary; Debra Riebesell, There are other grim ses- NEW YORK (AP) - Opera COMPLETE SHOW EVERY Northern Monmouth County were released in the custody corresponding secretary, and sions with a quartet of subur- star Marilyn Home received MAN ^ HOUR "FASCINATING!' the 1972 Albert Einstein Spirit STARTING AT 7:00 P.M. THE runst scimci f icriON THKIUII will have its annual picnic .of their parents, pending juve- Keith Rand, treasurer. ban housewives learning Rus- nile court action. sian, a radio quiz show and of Achievement Award for FROM WARNER BROS. A KINNEY LEISURE SERVICE HOD ro COM! ii) iKt.scMiN IN. .™J;; Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. at RIGHTEOUS AWARD Women for her contribution to Holmdei County Park. Wil- Patrolman Stephen Xanlhos one of those tangled opera ONLY. CHICAGO (AP) - A Chris- sketches that needs a Bca Lil- the performing arts. HWALTERREADE THEATRES M TO LATE SHOW 5 liam Skieczius or Richard made the arrests at 11 p.m. tian historian, the Rev. Dr. The presentation was made McLane may be contacted lor Tuesday at Rt. 36 and Main Martin E. Marty, of the Univer- lie to deliver. at the meeting of the Greater Town West Mayfair further information. St. inBelford. Most of the eight per- MJghwov 34 at Poimer A.ve sity of Chicago Divinity School, New York Chapter Women's Aitui, r n ;;s 8B81 has won the National Book formers, are Irom a showcase Division of the Albert Einstein Middletown 67) IO» t ^ Walter RakJe Award for his book, "Righteous production done a couple of College of Medicine. Theatrae Mr. Steak $&; Empire: The Protestant Expe- months ago by the Equity Li- Miss Home will open next Shore Driwe-ln rience in America," published brary Theater, a test center fall's season of the Metropoli- Colhngi*oodCircl«922 1666 by Dial Press. The award car- for hopefuls. tan Opera in the title role of Carlton ries a $1,000 prize. Most attention-worthy "Carmen." At the Movies Eatontown WINNER OF 5 * T RED BANK OCEAN TOWNSHIP TOWN— ACADEMY AWARDSl < • CARLTON- CIRCLE- 5ky|acked7:15;»:!S Lody In c«men» 7:30; The Prcnch BRICK TOWN "THE FRENCH • Connection 9:15 Sky|acked?:oo; 7:30; 9:40 BRICK PLAZA— WEEKDAYS-2 P.M.-7:00-10:10 CINEMA HI— ASBURY PARK The Godralhor 1:30; 7:00; 10:00 CONNECTION" S silent Running 7:15! 9:00; The Andro- SAT.-SUN. & HOI. - 12:45-3:50-7:00 & 10:15 meda Strain 10:30 LYRIC- MALL CINEMA 1— PLUS AT CARLTON 5 Frltz, the Cat 7:30; 9:30 101-Dalmatian! 9:20; Swiss Family SHORE DRIVE-IN - NITELY AT 8:30 & 11:45 P.M. Robinson 7:15 EATONTOWN MAYFAIR— MATINEES DAILY AT TOWN & MAYFAIR LADY IN CEMENT'J The Oodlalhcr 2:00; 7;00; 10:00 MALL CINEMA 2— COMMUNITY— Hannie Cduldor 7:25; 9:35 AT DRIVE-IN .• Hannle Caulder 2:30,' 8:00; 10:00 ST. 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Your Horoscope, Birthday THURSDAY, MAY 25 - ness; few, however, ever take so easily these days, you must cope with additional chores Born today, you are by nature advantage of your complete be careful not to'mislead put upon you during afternoon a quiet and retiring person, honesty — and all appreciate them. The times are ripe for hours. somewhat inclined to actual the fact that what you say, you to experience a great suc- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. shyness in the presence of you mean. Indeed, for most, it cess. 19) — Though you must de- strangers. Even so, you are is comforting to know that LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - pend upon yourself for your MOW LOH& GO IWAV6 not at all reluctant to display you will stick to your guns in Use your ingenuity to get success today, you can rely to WATCH MIM, your talents and intellectual spite ofoppositionor criticism yourself out of present diffi- upon another's discretion not abilities when you are among Friday, May 26 culties. The position you oc- to give away your plan of at- friends and if you are called GEMINI (May 22-June 21) cupy is not an enviable one — tack. upon to do so. That is a big if, — Be concerned with the but it can be so with a few PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) however, for even among work of others today; it will changes. — Be ready to follow anoth- friends you will seldom volun- reward you in time to come SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) er's suggestion, though it be teer a demonstration of your when you need others to be — Don't take another's failure not to your liking to do so. An strong points where natural concerned with your efforts. to grant you the recognition excellent day for assuming a gifts or your intelligence is CANCER (June 22-July 23) you think you deserve as fi- new responsibility. f concerned. It is not that you — Share with others the nal. There will be another ARIES (March 22-ApriI 20)' doubt your capabilities; it is delights you find in your work time, another chance. — Don't allow yourself to be- merely that you have no wish this morning. Make every ef- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- come so dissatisfied with to impose consideration of fort to infect others with your Dec. 22) — You would be wise things as they are that you them upon others. . enthusiasm for discovery. to make a determined effort fail to realize how things can A straightforward person, LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - to push present plans to com- be. Work for a better future. you know and care little about You would be wise to turn the pletion. There is not as much TAURUS (April 21-May 21) "beating around the bush" tables: treat those who have time as you think for — A recently made friend when it comes to getting your treated you badly to a taste of delaying. does much to ease your way FlNbOUTlP-ERCAN points across or asking favors your friendly side. Such an CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. this morning. A new approach LIVE \MITV4OUT THEM.' of any kind. Those who work approach could serve well. 20) — Speed up your morn- to an old chore lends new with you in any way are fully VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - ing activities. You need to meaning to the results of your aware of your lack of devious- Because you can lead others guarantee yourself time to efforts. SheinwolcTs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD did not have the jack of deed a singleton, and the rest available. Get your copy by spades, in which case his of the hand presented no prob- sending 50 cents to Red Bank If you consider it unlucky to opening lead' could" not have lems. Declarer drew the last Register, Box 3318, Grand break a mirror on Friday the seemed very attractive to trump and led the jack of dia- Central Station, New York, 13th you might be interested him. Even if West had a spade monds. West covered, but N.Y. 10017). in a quaint bridge super- suit headed by K-Q-J, he South had three diamond stition: The king of clubs is al- would have preferred a heart tricks and wound up losing South dealer KJOT UKJLESS VOU MI"I BECAUSE I BOUGHT THAT'S A GOOD ENOUGH ways singleton. The deuce of lead from a suit headed by A- just two hearts. GIVE ME OWE ONE TODAV t— REASON! FOR ME _ 'North-South vulnerable GOOD REASONI diamonds is singleton just as K. Taking one thing with an- Playing for the king of clubs NORTH WHY VOU often as the king of clubs, but other, Robinson considered it to be a singleton worked this 4 A 1082 SHOULO it somehow escapes attention. unlikely that West had both time because South was u Today's hand may seem to the ace and king of hearts. great expert and had good O AQ 104 reinforce the superstition, but Second High Card reasons. Superstition alone is * J64 the story actually pays tribute If East had either the ace or not a good guide. / WHST HAST to skill. king of hearts he could not DAILY QUESTION K 0 J 6 4 A 973 West opened the king of have another.high card since As dealer, you hold: S-A HI 8 A J 3 K 10 6 5 2 spades, and Arthur Robinson, he had failed to respond to the 2 11-8 4 D-A Q 10 4 C-.l (i 4. K 7 (i 5 9 8 3 K playing the South hand in the opening bid of one spade. In What do you say? 9 3 11)02 national team trials, won- other words, Kast could not Answer: Bid one diamond SOUTH dered briefly how he had have the' king of clubs; and or pass. This is a borderline • 5 managed to get so high. The for this reason there could be opening bid, which many ex-

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E»n. until • " Fvoi. will » . _ COIII73-0UI __ 2349. a CAblLLAC 1971 - Sedan Devilled bam' mi'CHWSLER —"SeS'Vorlier. i'door, fTs^Ai^oTrTwoao boo creme, brown leather interior-jwllh all power, electric windows, air condl- l»/FrADILl>'C — foun'De vTlli.' Leoth. brown vlnvt top. AM/FM stereo, power condition. Asklno I3M. er. Full power, stereo, AU-FM radio, AAULLER windows, power seats, rear defroster. Ex- tlyn«J._M00.J«-4l«. _ Cruise control. Low mileage. One owner. tra cleanl J5I9S. Ask for Al DeVarll, 264- S4tW, 2645300. 1969 MALIBU — Two-door hardtop. Blue. 4000. __ Yellow with black vinyl rool. to" lf,°V',V Six cylinder, automatic, power steering, Interior, automatic. Muil »tll. Call 7'4- I9«CHIVROIET MALATwodoar radio. Mlleogt 33,111. »M»J. Call 5M-MD0. 1971 oVEL -~RadJo7 heaieV, root rick, AAULLER hardtop. Turquoise with matching Interi- Gold. Excellent condition. Best offer over ash lor Jud. 1970 IMPALA - Custom two-door hard- _ ^ or. V-8, ouiomotlc transmission* power JI.SOO. Owner being transferred. 2*13912. 1941 VOLKSWAGELKSW N — Runs good. I steering and brakes. Excellent runnlna 1945 FORa^Goioicl»WxC convertible. top. Yellow. VI, ouomllcoulomollc,, air condicond - 9 passenger wajjb". Bamboo with condition and tires, si ISO. Call 741.3217 of 19o9 engine. Power lUtrlng. Good condi- tionedtioned , power steeringsteering , power brakesbrakes. kl^MIOsMIOOO . saddle Interior. Only 4574 mile*. ter 5;30 p.m. tion. 471-9113; Mileage 29,540. S2925. CallI 5641000, ash OLDSMOBILE AIR . . . Ol Course! lor Jud 1965 BUICK SKrufSK - Priced If 1971 CHEVROLET VEGA — Six months 1M7~MUSfANO —"Conve~r7ibie"~5lx cylln" »3995 1969 98 LUXURY Sf DAN der, automallcf radio, Good condition. TOWNE quick lair. Eliceiltnt condlllon. S300. 147' old, >2000. Coll Silver with block roof. Our local 787 0816 _ Asking *750. S42 > u,,,v ,wu, ALL REDUCED months old. Also free eictra Volkswaotn pans. Best oiler over 1400. After 6 p.m. 19J2 PONTIAC — Running cond7tlon. 1970 OLDS 98 LUXURY SEDAN Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Original 65,000 miles. 140. CHEVROLET 471(1373^ Cvrulean Blue. Black lop and white Hfifar _ _Call_7_4l_-5J33oller 7p.m.^ 1969 MALIBU — 396 Super Sport two-door IN PRICE 19iu"FOR*r3 — Block, four-door sedan. Ra- hardtop. Turbo hvdromotlc transmission. accent stripe. Low miles. One own- CADILIAC-OLDSMOBIIE lV68~vb~L~KSWA~GEfrT"BEETL E — Ex- er. dio, heater, automatic. Good condition. power steering, radio, bucket seals with BROADWAY AT FOURTH S7S. Call 787-3005 after 5 p.m. cellent condlllon. Call 291-1386 between console. Yellow wIMi block vinyl roof. 4:30 ond 8 p.m. ^ •3395 J 19~o~B TRIUMPH -^"GVeen, hbrtfto'pTlfx- Real inorp con S2195. First Ave., Atlantic _ LONG BRANCH J cellent condition. $1095. CHEVELLE MALTBCTWO — fwcTdoor. Hlghlands;391-riOI. 552-123* 1 Coll oiler S p.m. 3t<05i>. automollc. power steering, new tires. Call 1961 CORV'ATR —"Good condition. 671-3000. Ext. 245, until 5; offer 3, 291-3764. FECT STATION CAR. Coll THESE CARS RIDE EASY' MTTRORsTTH77VISyn S7. * •41-1114 speed. Must sell. Sacrifice S firm. Two snow tires. 229-6S25. 1944 VOLKSWAGEN BUG3El7°BUs < . ' l«5 No' only s the ride ccnfortabis, bu' these Wi- IMULLER lion. 1450. 1944 VOLKSWAGEN 11770 IMPALA — Four-door hardtop. Blue. 1946 GTO — Four-speed convertible V«, engine. Just rebuilt. Very good condition. modol '-ade-ins also ride easy on your budiet! 387 h.p. Needs front body work, runs fine. Iv-S, automatic, power steering, power J75O. SM-OlMor Wl-a7l5otftr7p.nl. it's a great combination, and it can be >/ours , brakes, tinted glass, mileage 24,674. $2823. 1500 or best otter. 747-5277. RED BANK VOLVO today with a Shrewsbury Motes trade. i Call 566 6000. Ask lor Jud. 194~l CAOfrCA~c~^~ATr"'condllloned. iuli !9«lviACHi^TowmJleage, exceTTenT power, good condition. $295. AAULLER condition. 4-speed, power steering. Must 842-0950 _ 1961 CHEVELLE — Nomad Wagon, white, (Formerly Red Bank Auto Imports) sell, asking S1B75. 747-9233. COR VETTT T94> "CTCVn ve"r"t Ib i e .Ma- six cylinder, standard shift, radio, mile- 1965 VOLKSWAGEN '1395 roon/black, two tops, Pirelli rodlols. age 44,353. Coll 566-8000. OS* lor Jud. BLWTf64^6TffTACfefpesr brand new 300 h.p. 327; new shocks, car- Camper, radio, heater, green. r-our-door, power steering, radi peting, Diehard battery, etc. AM/FM ra ALL 1972 rvlG'l IN STOCK— And mon% clean. Best offer buys It. 787.2508. dlo, 4-speed, Post, factory aluminum rac coming! Buy now at winter prices. A. ft* 196? MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — Auto Ing wheels. All stock and absolutely beau Pyle. Mgr., A t. G MOTORS, 12 Si Main WE HAVE ONE THING ... 1966 VOLKSWAGEN '1195 matlc, powef steering, brakes. Excellent tlful. A potential classic. Call 944-9441 af- St., Asbury Pork, 775-3413. » Karmann Gtila convertible, radio, healer, yellow. condition. 1100. 7414376. ter 8 p.m. and weekends. DATSUN 1943 RAMBLER — Greol condTlTon. Auio More Classified 1967 VOLKSWAGEN '1195 WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE mafic. Good station car. Asking S175. Call and that's VOLVO 370 Broad St. 244-1323 Keyport on Next Page Sedan, radio, heater, beige. SEE US FOR EXCELLENT TREATMENT IN 1968 VOLKSWAGEN '1295 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For sale Sedan, radio, heater, green, SERVICE • SALES • SATISFACTION! 1969 VOLKSWAGEN '1595 Squareback, radio, heater, tight blue. RASSAS PONTIAC IS 1966 MERCURY '895 Park Lane, 4-door, radio, heater, automatic V-8, power steering, air WE MUST SELL conditioning. 1967 FORD '1395 25 CARS • Galaxie,2-door hardtop, radio heater, automatic, V-8, power steering. OUT FOR MORE 1969 FORD J1895 BYJUNE30TH LTD, Z-door hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, V-8, power steering. air conditioning, power windows. OVER 50 1971 FORD '2995 6 passenger Country Sedan. 19,700 miles. Radio, heater, automatic, BUSINESS! power steering, air conditioning. IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SPKIAl Of THf WUK We need YOU to meet our sales objective! 1968 FIAT FULL PRICE 124 Roadster, radio, healer, 4-speed, tt 1 * /%•*•••• NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE! Car No. U2-B1. Full VW 100% *| IV/IIII RED BANK VOLVO guarantee. I liif mi Authorized Volvo dealer since 1956 Let us prove it to you! OUR THING-VOLVO SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank Authorized Volkswagen Dealer HUGE INVENTORY!!! . Shrewsbury Ave. 741-8500 New Shrewsbury Come In and choose from over 150 Brand New 1972 Pontlacs. RASSAS PONTIAC McGLOIN "Serving Monmouth County Since 1930" 385 BROAD ST. 741 -5180 RED BANK We couldn't let Memorial Day BUICK OPEL go by without reminding you about; these value leaders! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL, FOR DISCRIMINATING BUYERS! Beautiful one-owner 1968 BUICK RIVIERA, Sport Coupe, turquoise, wllh white vinyl root and white interior, bucket seats, console, factory air conditioning, tinted glass, pow- er windows, steering and brakes. Tilt wheel, AM radio and rear speaker, whitewalls, etc ... Must see this "Show- 150 MODELS IN STOCK - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY \ room New" car. S2195 No Reasonable Offer Refused On Any 19/1 MALIBU 4-door, V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, whitewalls iOjJ ly/1 VEGA Wagon, automatic, radio, whitewalls, low miles **V3 MODEL IN STOCK. 19/1 NOVA Coupe, 6-cylinder. standard shilt, radio; side moldings 1895 1970 CHRYSLER Sport Sedan, air. vinyl root, lull power, AM-FM 3 195 1 970 MONTE CARLO Air, vinyl roof, stereo, power windows, etc 2795 ESTATE WAGON 1 7/U LATALINA Coupe, air, vinylrool, power, radio, whilewalls 1JT3 1 970 CAMARO Coupe, Rail/ Sport, vinyl root, automatic, power ZZ7J> 1 970 IMPALA Sport Sedan, V-8, vinyl rool, power, nsw tires 2295 1970 MALIBU Sport Coupe. V-8. buckets, vinyl root, power, elc 2195 1 T/O MALIBU Coupe, V-8, automatic, power, vinyl trim, radio, heater, whitewalls «• IVS I 7/O IMPALA Coupe. V-8, air conditioned, power steering, radio, heater, dices I

1 TOT OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 4-door, automatic, power windows, radio, heater, whilewalls I iwi 1 970 MONTEGO Coupn, O.OOnmilos, V-8, automatic, power, etc 1 895 1970 VOLKSWAGEN 2-door, lowrmles, 4-spnerl. radio, ole 1595 $^TAf "^^ Air conditioning 1 968 OLDSMOBILE res, 4-door, V-8, automatic, radio, whitowalls '1 095 1968'VOLKSWAGEN 2-door, 4.r.pMd.rad,o.whliewall5 M095 HtM Mj fully equipped. 1969 TOYOTA 2-dnor, 4-spnod, radio, whltcwallr, : 995 1969 SIMCA Waflon, 4-r.poerJ, rndio, hnnlfir 895 The Place To Buy Your Next Car Is At 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 2-door, 4-opeed, radio, wliltawalls.'. .' *795 the nes McGloin Buick-Opel... HONEST'. ° CIRCLE 688 Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury depend CHEVROLET 741-3130 741-6200 365 MAPLE AVENUE, RED BANK / AM* m tali Aoffl* for $ol« The Dally Register, VuhA Baric - Ml, > r 1968 VpLKSWAGEN — SeVan, purple " i'. '"9' *"*••< Dutorootlc. Renonoble Ratet, Cutty cabin, docron soils, outboard, o h.p. otter 4 p.m. metal Mote B«sl offer. Coll 67I-3OO0, Ext. GROSSINOER & HELLER AGENCY Evlnrude, 11195. Trailer available. 741- CLAIMS 44, After 5 p.m. 787-5036. PbNriTeOTOT^olT^Oqorconciriiofr. KITSON CHEVROLET C67 " rood & Mechanic Stl. 741-2100 ftud Bonk 0390. . Sacrifice. Best offer. Hwy 36 , Eatontt/wn 'A7--A50BSA —8" extended front endi BOAT "AND ACCESSORIES — 14' II* ADJUSTER 542 1000 Trucks for Sole u»tom Hat, much chrome- btrolos, 35 h.p. Evlnrude, sell-sturllng. Coll 741-6016. Skis and accessories. JJ50. 747-5929^ IW5 BONNiViCCE~- AlVrpoweKireef• kROLLMOTbRSVlNC. Excellent opportunity for-an ag- nj. Gooa condition, coll between 4-7 p.m. 779 Broadway Long Brunch wT'HONDA" '175 cb. Under SOOiTmileV.' CABiN«UiSERSffMpri». 2»5 gressive Casualty Adjuster with 5 332-MM uaaoa.c rack. S500. h.p. Chrysler Inboard, steel hull. Many eexx- yearn experience. To cover Mon- Attor 5 p.m. 741-7544 tras. Excellent conditioconditionn . On lanlandd . SportsSports- mouth, Mercer and Middlesex j sVdVrbivrie.Full TOWNE Counties. Liberal company ben- i used cor* In Monrnouth County. Over loo manman''s MarinaMi , CCarlsfod.N.JCrlsfod.'N.Ja . Calll CC. i a r c on Mui1 A>Mno 96 3frbVATENFTE Co7T6cc. LousL , 44S244344S2443 , WyckoffWkkff , NNJJ . ffo r appointit - eflts. «'« i&i»* ' " ' **"• air-conditioned new can, In stock. :hopped. Engine lust rebuilt, new paint, mem. Sacrifice, 12800. No reasonable of- McOLOIN BUICK-OPBL INC., Shrews- xcellent condition. Passed inspection. For appointment call Mr. Fafio PONffAC"OTO~^Two71>oSer 5tet7fngT bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-6200. CHEVROLET 7S0 or boil offer. 787-9424, Aller 6, 739- fd power brakes, automatic, AM-FM radio, 1967 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT _ 800. 4- (201> 624-4500, EXT. 356 wheel drive wllh removobic travel top, 4 1972 NEW 7 H.P, JOHNSON i2jWAh 75 hV- 1972" PONTTAC — Firebird, this cor hos WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY cabinets. 6cyllri(lCT, standard, Make olfcr. Johnson outboard. Fully equipped for Im- all factory warranty. 3,500 original miles. n9l 4144. mediate Coast Guard approved use. Best Shrewsbury Ave. at Syeumoro ATA LIN A 'TRAILER™T^jo^" 12X52. For computerized news- Automatic, V-8, power steering. Sacrifice. Shrewsbury, NJ, olfer. 291-1887 afler 6 p.m. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN flue ~Ro(iloTlghi 13450. Call Bob Scheuermon, 741-8500. wnlna and slrJina Included. Wall-to-wall paper operattom^Experlence ^"^Exctllenl condition. J10OO. Call offer 747-5400 urpetlriu.Cnll 739O45J. »!, BLUE JAY —" Sloop wiih trailer. 1800. bi" 1969 KARMANN~B"H7A ~ Convertible^ Motorcycles ten-mode. Excellent condlllon. Ready to preferred. Must oe. able to Dark green body, white lop, radio. Ex- FORD 1961 — Golaxle, slick, overdrive. 26' MOBILE HOME - Or Oflice.™' sail. Muin, working |lb, spinnaker. All rig- Type 60 wpm accurately. Day Test-pilot cellent condition. 741-1283 gfler 5 p.m. WIHOHDA350 S495 Good second car, $175. ging and accessories. 747-2325. shitt 6 to 2. Call_741-7J63: SAW firm. Mint thapo Call 566 5504 Call 741-6352 Phone 8429525 anyllrnn 14'GLASSTRONr"witM6"h.p. Johnson Excellent condition "ln"ond ou£ VOLKSWAGEN — 1966735,000 miles. Ex" Mobile Home Si Trailer insurance electric start. Mostly used In tresh water. M50 Phon M 5 ctllent condition. S90O firm. Coll 671.1350 HONDA 750— WCEiirdd&CMorTeYIn- , i Reasonable Rates • w r» u * n V 1^ _ _ ' * ?± ?i_ Exceptionally clean. 5500, Call 741-8S95 Write Box G-98, The Dally the \ 1GB after 7 p.m. cluded, Perlcct condition. Best offer takes GRO55INGER & HELLER AGENCY evenings. FOR SALE 1962 LINCOLN COfiTINENTAL II. 741-1071. rood & Mechanic 5ts. 741-2100 Red Bank Register, Red Bank. Call_842-2»IS 1300 WSVOTEVROI-ET NOMAD — 2F3 ULR'iCHSETT^- 1964 Custom 3l". Fly . 747-5011 speed. Goad condition, S35O. lWrkAWA"5A'Ki"--"J56"A^engVr""Twrn MARLETf~i9o4 — 10x55, twiTbedroornsI bridge, twin Palmers, fresh water cooled. cylinder slreet bike. Capacitance dfs Asking SI275" 1969 OPEL — Station wagon, excellent Call 6719636 after 3 p.m. wall-to wall carpeting. Very good condi Documented, One owner. In commission. Cgl_j47-9224_ofter 5 p.m. charge Ignition. New sprockets ond chain ion. 13500. 938-5077. eon. S750O firm. 747-0443 or 747-9873. condition. Radio, heater, wilt guarantee. Excellent. S600. 542-7266, ASSISTANT Only SI 100. Call George Llndslrom Jr l»70 OPEL GT — Bright red. Excellcnl > 6" CO H R S" F I B ERG L/Cs" — ~2 2 5~h7p". MGB 1964 "* cqndltlon. Radio, healer, 4-speed. $2200. 741-0134 hrysler engine, excellcnl condition. In Call George Llndslrom Jr., 741-8500. miles. Bock rest, luggage rack, helmet later, ready lo go. Call 264 8910__ MANAGER Call ony time after 5 p.m. 1969 RENAULT — Mint condition, low Mint sell. MOO, 741-8557. _Wqnted—Automotive mileage, *795. RED BANK VOLVO WANTED"— Choice"used"cars7wrftrcorfl~ "AW~SeFscomiC3S~John; '" ASBURY AMERICAN AUTOS 747-4550 Newman Springs Rd. ' Red Bank 904 Sunsot Ave. Asburv Pork 1971 HONDA — CL35O. Low mileage. Like fled mileage. Contact Ed Slgler, on outboard. Electric start. Welbullt S135-S165 741-58846 new. Asking J675. Call afler 6:30, 'Ojler with power winch. Navy top. full Telephone 775 2141 1964 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Rebuilt . 671-9343 Work side by side with our Shop Man- engine, March, 1972. New tires, law mile- 1964 BARRACUDA FASTBACK M. SCHWARTZ loorlng cover. 741-0118 .after 5. agers learning the practical methods of ,„ ,, , "BONNIE BUICK.OPEL ope. very good condition. USD. Call 741- 4-cri'the'floor transmission. Asking S525, 1969 BENELLI 106 — Low mileage, good* CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH FIBERGLAS — 65 h.p. Mercury, trall- management. •21 Main St. Asbury Park, N J 3951 otter 5 p.m. Call 741-6654 alter 5. condition, 1100. Call after 4 p.m. 141 W. Front St., Red Bank 747-0787 774-6500 ir, power winch, navy top, side ond rear Stud/ our manuals and attend our classes Th8 cockpit: newly designed. 1963 VOLVO — Good transmission, engine 2644599 unains. Many other exfros. Very good ,„ ,, , "CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1966 FORD — Country Sedan 5 JUNK CARS on the principals of management. Th6 performance and han- 1963 CORVAIR — New paint ?,9 5 and Interior. Needs new timing chain. S50. 1948 BSA — Firebird, 650 cc. Excellent londlllon. SI500. 747-3398. 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank 1961 FORD — Station waoon S85 493-2719, 8420462. condition. Low, easy mileage. Call John PICKED UP !4'~LUH RS~ CobTrrSkjlfrT70~tvp.~Gray Atlaln security.'promotlonat opportunities dling: exhilarating. The Call 741-1391 1965 CHRYSLER - New Yorker, two 566-5284 narine, VS. Excellent condition. Coll 222- and Incomes ot over SI5,000 per year as a TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — StmeTb TWINBROOK manager with us. place: 1963 VOLKSWAGEN - J375. Exccllenl door. Power steering, brakes, radio, heat 388. !?7'"- DOWNES PONTIAC, 63 Lower er, rebuilt motor. Best otter. 787-8026. HARLEY DAVIDSON 350— Sprint. In Main St., Malawan. 566-2299, running condition. Low mileage. 787-7505 eludes two helmets. Good condition. $450 AUTO WRECKING "FlB ERGLAS "BOAT "-"Fleciricstar I Jersey Shore openings after 6 p.m. FORD 1966 —"CountrVSquire wagonTv-8" Call 870-1467. Eatontown 542-2235 iO h.p. Mercury. Full covers and trailer. 1968 DATSUN - Model 501 wopon. New 1967 PLYMOUTH —-Convertible power steering, air, radio, automatic, roo 1972 TRIUMPH TROPHY GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — Jsed very little. 11200. 7392953. For a personal Interview in Shrewsbury, 5700 rack. J700. 67F-4212. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH NJ, Call (201) 276-2752 between 2-6 p.m. Byhler & S75OC 84236!8lr Autos For Sale buy. Very good condition. $1500. Call 542- Call John at 291-2685 dering of small printed circuit board. 1402. MOVING AND HAULING, PIANO MOV- INSPECTOR FOR TWICE THE PRICE YOU GET TWICE THE CAR! NG. REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, Vlsual/rtiechanlcal Inspection on the pro- MUST SELL — Solid, good condltloni"l97i DRYERS, MOVED AND DELIVERED. duction line. Must be experienced In Sea Ray, deep V hull, Flberglas, 20', In REES AND SHRUS CUT DOWN AND checking the quality of solder connections board-outboord 165 Mercrulser, 40 hours REMOVED. CLEAN UP WORK AND on small printed circuit board. use. Full top. Extras. 741-5656. 747-5782. iVINOOW WASHING. FREE ESTI- 20' PENBO SKIFF — 35 h.p. Evlnrude. MATES. INSURED. RADIO MARINE CORP. Gotor trailer. $600. 20 Bridge Ave. Red Bank 741-8573 aller 6 p.m. 739-0648 747-5100 SPRING CLEAN UP — Yards, allies, ccl- An Equal Opportunity Employer WINNER - 17'tlbcrelas, 50 h.p. ars. Odd lobs, light hauling. Reasonable motor and trailer, $1000. rotes. Call 291-0515 or 291-1960 aller 5, ask KEYPUNCH Murphy & Davison 946-9536 or Jim. RvTisER — 75 h.p. Evlnrude motor OPERATOR 462-5300 Phone CARPENTRY-MASONRY Full-time day position, working from 9 I * /ico conn 787-5435 Free esll motes. a.m.-5 p.m..available in modern growing Ken-Jo-Lln Co. 291-4340 after 6 p.m. hospital. Excellent salary, pleasant work- 1 BOA~T — Sears Garneltsner, anchoi ing conditions and full fringe benefit pro- HWY 9 (Just North of the Circle) FREEHOLD and paddle. S175. ROOFING-LEADERS-GUTTERS gram. Contact Personnel Office, Rlv- Call 671-4347 alter 6:30 p.m. Rooting repairs. Free estimates. ervlew Hospital. Red Bank. 741-2700, Ext. Phone 264-3S71 225 for an interview. An equal opportunity 2V ZOBEL — 125 h.p. Chrysler rebuilt las' employer M/F. season. New top. cedar hull. Boat in wo B 8. W HOME IMPROVEMENTS — Free ter. In excellent conditionc< "' . JI200. Cal" l" 22 "'~ estimates. Low cost rates to fit average 4721. man's Income. 495-0697. COOK 100 bed nursing home. Excellent pay and IB' CHRIS CRAFT SKIFF — With rebuilt PAINTING benefits. Apply BROOKDALE NURSING 283 Inboard engine. Best offer. Call eve EXTERIOR, INTERIOR. Insured. CENTER, Hwy 35, Hoilct. If you've only owned rllngs, 842-2203. 747-3202 or 842-3670 ALL YOUK SPRING PAINTING — Av PORTERS FITTING OUT NEEDS you buy paint. Free estimate tor exterior. Full time positions available on the day rear-wheel drive cars, you 264-8478. and evening shifts. Good salary, pleasant probably don't know there The Boatman's HOUSECLEANING - By Insured Trained working conditions, full fringe benefits. !4 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red I Men with own equipment. Backed by Blue Contact Personnel Office, Rlverview Hos- is something better: front- Open weekdays, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Chip Corporation. Floors, Walls, Rugs, pital, 741-2700, Ext. 225, for an Interview. Sundays & Holidays, 9 a.m.-l p.m. Windows, Furniture cleaned In your An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. wheel drive. Discover the home. Free estimates. Call Domesticare MONMOUTH ot Freehold, 367-3222.. difference, test drive a GRASS CUT — By a professional. No tan- CLERK-TYPIST cy equipment, no signed contracts, |ust Renault, from the world's BOAT CITY plain honest work done lor your money. Permanent position in Accounting Depart- Flbcrglas boats. 27 models. P lcasejnAW^^AE2913633 ... there has never been 1031 Hwy 35 671-4515 Middletow ment for person with good aptitude for leading manufacturer of working with figures. Light typing. • MADE TO ORDER' Knowledge of business machines desir- f.w.d. cars (over 5,000 Canvas covers and all types of boat cus EMPLOYMENT able. Five day week. Excellent* benefits in- ions. 842-2205. elude Profit Sharing, Paid HolldOys and per day, over' 1,000,000 " Help Wanted Vacation and Health Insurance Plans. If 1960 —53'LUHRS SEA SKIFF interested, please call Mrs. M. Garra- a year). Along with the Shelter cabin. Chevy "282," newly rcbull Male and Female bront between 9 cm.-12 noon. a better time to buy a Best olfer. 495-0442. TUTORS — College experience, reading WHEELOCK SIGNALS superb handling of f.w.d., OUTBOARD JOHNSON ELECTRIC — and math. Car necessary. Year round, h.p., S375. Elgin 7 h.p., $40. Good runnln! part-time. Ebronlx, 842-0121. INC. all Renaults come with condition. 229-3231. 273 Branchport Ave. Long Branch rack- and-pinion steering BOSTON WHALER REAL ESTATE 222-6880 Wllh motor ond trailer, S750 . and front disc brakes.Top 842-5547 SALES 1972Oldsmobile! If you believe in your own ability, and INTERVIEWERS HOBIE CAT — 14', with trailer. Exce.... would like to earn more than 520,000 per speed 93 miles per hour. condition. SHOO. Call 946-4495 weekday: year, then we want to talk to you. Ex- If you ore a homemaker with time Weekends, (609) 492-6111. perience hcipfut but not necessary. We ot- on your hands and would like to Up to 30 miles per gallon. ter a company paid "in depth" training earn 178.50 to S122.50 weekly 19' CABIN SLOOP — Sleeps two. Heo frogram, substantial drawing account and working 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., sola* . So test drive a Renault Includes moqrlng,-outboard malar. Ca he best sates incentive program in the In- ry plus bonus Incentives, visiting" !91-9035 aller 7 p.m. dustry. Call 2M-7200 for a confidential in- mothers-(ln their homes) for and find out how a car terview. , PARENTS INSTITUTE. Per- BOAT TRAILER WAtJTEO, WILL BU The KIrwon Co, Realtors manent fascinating work. No ex- AS IS. 16' TO 22' TANDEM WHEEL Airport Plaza, Hazlet perience required. Company train- should handle. ETC. PAY CASH. 787-6180 ing and leads supplied. No In- H~BER~GTA~S~W'obtf~PUSSY — frTgoi vestment. Call collect R. C. Mayo. condition, with trailer, dolly and Sea Gu outboard. Best offer. Call evenings 74 BUS DRIVERS (215) CU 9-8252 ii3S• If you can drive a car, you can drive a bus. Our new school busses have automat- HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In. Light house- ic transmissions and power steering. The keeping, child care. Henry Hudson Regional School District Ca 7 08 S A1LBOAT needs full and part-time drivers for the _^r «_ _ iLD WE'RE OUT TO SELL 10' Dyer Dink 1972-73,5011001 year. $3 per hour plus Itber- More Classified ^~- sole, trailer, 196229-4469 Johnso6 n 55 h.p. E al trlngo benefits. Training provided -Call cellent condition. Freshly painted an for an application, 872-0900, or apply ot on Next Page waxed. SI,B50. 741-4B68. the Henry Hudson Renlonol School, 1 Grand Tour, Highlands, N.J. 07732. Jl' CCNTURY — Mahogany hull, In god Business Notices The new Renault 12 S«l;m— »--'»•"> condition. Will accept i eosonuulc- oiler SECOND INCOME ' /I.I...-.- Call 741-238?. If you have the desire and Ihc initiative, I hnve the opportunity to give you an extra fRATLE"R~"licsr"oTer'. ~ S1000 plus a month income. No In- Call alter 5 p.m. vcstmcnl. Call 842-6350 AMERICAN 42 741-8476 _ U'~ Fl BE RGLAS OUTBOARD "~i969~ SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS h.p. Mercury. Excellent condition. Be On coats. Union shop. Starting salury J3 oiler. 741 Pl/7 alter 5 p.m. an hour. Apply Wnll Street Fashions, 37 ASPHALT Wall St., Red Bank. BYJUNE10TH PART-TIME Free Estimates Wanted Automotive Rapidly expanding business needs associ- ate rieslrlnq second Income. From $600 to Guaranteed JBOO a month. No Investment. Coll 264-6929 Satisfactory Work lor appointment. ' '"OTSHPSD""" at Reasonable Cost Tile Renault 12\V;i(jui— Md'K LIQUOR STORE CLERK — Full time (Experience preferred. Write Dox P-61, WE NEED USED CARS The Dally Register, Red Bonk. For Any Information WE WILL PAY SALES HELP WANTED — To sell home inprovcincnis, rooting ond aluminum siti- Call TOP PRICES ng. Coll 5J4-W17. SALES HELP WANTED - For home 291-0362 .• •«. get the best deal of the rcluvcnalorv 1200 week (trow, Ask for TOMS FORD Mr. Mead. 544-1717. 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m. ^^ year now! We're offering top CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY The Renault l(i Sedan \Va«nii -SL'IIL*.'. A HANDY GUIOF Of BUSINESS SCRVICfS TO SUIT YOUR trade allowances, immediate /M..C MANYNErDS' Adding Machines delivery and good old-fashioned Typewriters Garage Doors Pearl and tlectnc Opfrolor*. Modio Conlroli Bead Restringing Fit>riql[)i% Domi, Snlr% untl brrwur ADDING MACHINES - Typewrilen Coll NEP SICKELS. IN( \43 671? f. .pertly on braided nylon II 40 o strand World's largest producer told, rrnled, rrpolred Serpkos. 101 MOM Merllng tlalpt liom lit « USSILLES1 It friendly service. 20 to go! inoulh M . Red Bank 747 0411 tlrood hi . Hrri Ounk of front-wheel drive cars. Builder General Contractors HAI I'M A. rni.r. llulldrr .» N«w h'oinrt. CAHt'turiH -IIUII.DLN ilkllliuns, ollerdltnns (ind roots. Complete home Improvement*, ollerci Closed Saturday & Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Cull /41 1)01 Unm. addition). Roofing, tiding III••!•] Clocks and A. Guorlno Roofing, Watch Repair Odd Jobs Siding & Insulation MONMOUTH LIGHT HAUIING Ctllort. goro'art Ol SON CO - ROOFING AND SIDING C locks, watches, fin* lewelry expfrtty cleaned up Fiee etllnuilei '41 714v iittcr J Initalled and ouufanttid for 10 vfart, tti ijcnt. Don Pons Jewtltrs. 7fv Hlv~r Rulnlln» one wollpa- CCLI.AR1 OUARANTCEO DRY 1100 Nawman Springs Rd. 741-0910 Rd Bank or lePus rtslylttlylt IllUI m for you personally. ptrlng, Fully Inturld. For fr*« t-itlmafii. 10 ytar wrllten ouaranl**. Fr«* flllmatH. 542-2414 iituilllles',, ••'Mlr- —o —" 1 " call 23t )•)•. Coll N J DIOrollo, Mliil 42 The Dally Register, Red Ban* - M&dleifrWft, NX Thursday, May 25,1*72 H«lpWont«u fli d F«male M*»pWorrt«l it mA Hp Wd Help Wonted HOSTESS SP^Si Mole or F«mol« Molt or Female Male and Female NEE Experlinct pr«t*rrr*d, but not Mcnian KITCHEN CONCESSION — Buiy bar lor light cauntir work. Good itartlng sola Sea Bright. Own all ytor. LlmllMt m«n MANPOWER ry plus lips. Unllormt luppllrt, cold voco , NOTICE tlon and holiday*. Hourt ovollaols an V trood St., T41-7KM a.m. to 12 noon, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., and mornings only, M21W2. FIRST IN midnight to & a.m. Apply In p«rson, onl AST HAfJbMAbE ttlV BOX -M. tobl. lamp AAr. Gill between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. GAS STATION BUSINESS - For tall, 0 II, tooiler Hi rolton table, >5. chest of HELP WANTED READERS 1 will contlder partner. Coll WITH A QUICK AACTIOC N drawers, In attic, 125, glau, china, wood- TEMPORARY WORK DUNKIN DONUTS 717-9711 LOW-COST en worewore,, »0»0c tto 1313.. ThurThurii 3:33:30-0 7 p.m. Frl. AND ADVERTISERS 840 Bi uudway 665 Hwy 3 «-ll . Mon ond WeWedd . 979-7. 74I-1IS574I1IS5. STENOGRAPHERS LEGAL STENO! wj_Lwi»_Bironch Middietow NEWSPAPER - And fandf »lor«To" t DAILY REGISTER DICTAPHONE MEDICAL TYPIST! »9>e. One man operation. Newly aeco PRINTING PRESS - 9x8 Kelsiy hand In compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- BOOKKEEPERS PBX WAITRESSES"— ExpcrlencedTrorpar rated. Good location. Center of Red Bank press, 30 fonts type, composing table, OFFICE MACHINES CLERICAL time banquet work. Top union waa Well established buslnesi. 7*|.««35. Many extras. Ola mlmtogroph-antlqu crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- OEAAOS LIGHT FACTORY Phone 442-1Q39. , FAMILY AD •'V. Tji-mO. -— der the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female column. LUNCHEONETTE FOR SALE — Ful B ART E N bE ft"lvWF~—"lxp"erlencedrirrta' equipped. ReasonabttRasonble. 3 LINES-5 DAYS TIRES — Two ntw Goodyear polyglot, We also have work for custom wldt treod. ilu DlOxU. $M. 74V Reference to age,'sex or marital status may not be ex- summer Ira'de, «l-5?7>o1tor tp.m. FOR Coll 842-3P84 between 6-7 p.m. pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists. college students with BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE STMHAUSTM JUST $2.00 975 GAL FUEL TANK UTILITY CABINET — Wood, perfect con experience in thePART-TIME — in our makeup d"epaT For information, call ill Excellent coiidlllon. ment, 4:30-8:30 p.m, Pleasant surround 583 U65 Avallablt for Merchandise For Salt only dltlon. TV antenna. Call Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- Article.muit orlglnatt from a hsusiholi 1420076 above skills. ings, interesting work, live days. Pre and may- not txcted a lot* pric* ol SSO.OO cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey cliion, accuracy necessafy, Backoroun( GIRLS' BICYCLES — Raleigh Choppe Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the REGISTER NOW 9-5 MON. THRU FRI. in art, drawlny, drartlng helpful, not nee instruction MJJ5T b, odvtrtlied. Eacn addlllon $40: Stingray 125. Call up to 6:30 p.m. 741 NO FEE CHARGED essary. Will train. Also n«ed driver art ol lint (l.oo. No copy chongtj may bt New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by4 w. front Red Bank 8424343 trainees lor proofing room and printou PACHYSANbRA - machine operator. Call 747-5880 for ap VOICE LESSONS modt and no dlicounli or rtlurm will m SCREENS — Aluminum, with Jiffy hard- flat ol 70 plant*. writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark/ N.J. 07102. 312 Main Asbury Park 776-55H 741-B595 polntment lor Interview. iy qualified teacher. BA degree, Master modt If ad Ii canctltd btlort «ilze 110, (/"GREGG NOLL"iuTlDoard. In good con- Iwccn tl.304..10 at 7? 1 9400. An Equot Op COUNTER HELP~^* ExpeTlViicedT^tiTli $2 and under. Children1! clothes II ond un- portunily employer. FLOOR WAXER ime. Bcl'y Brltc Cleancs, 475 Hwy 35 A MILLION DOLLAR illlon. Best oiler..CalJ^venlnaJ. ' FLUTE LESSONS SAVE MONEY der. 63 Longstreet Rd., Holmdel. 94t-e5«4, DRILlCRb — For drilling holes in rei (Midnight until 8 a.m.) Middtetowi.. 842-5252. SALES OPPORTUNITY The Travelers Corporation offers on op Beginners to advanced WITH THIS AD FREEZER lorcct! concrete on construction jobs Floor waxcr nee-ded. Experience DRIVERS — For household goods, mov 843,7459 (IETG'HBO^RHOOD S'ACE -"FurnIIu're, Must have mechanical background bul w preferred, but compdny will con- por!unity for the right man to sell a wide LARGE CHEST TYPE, $50 tooki. household Hems, Moy 24, ih 1 to 4. Ing and storage company. Must have ex array of financial products Including Mu 671.0313 will (rain in Ihc use of drilling equipmen sider willing, conscientious appli- pcrience In handling and loading. Imme- 571 BmrsSt., Hailel. ^ Coll 764-6*^0. tual Funds, Variable Annuities, and Tnsur $20 OFF cant. Fringe benefits provided. diate openinns. Good benefits and vaca- ance. We will pay a guaranteed salary anc CALORIC WALL OVEN - And broiler, A-v- SURFBfjARlj"— Perfect beginner I, Apply Store Manager tions. Apply in person at Anderson Bros. MERCHANDISE the regular price of any air condi- Good condition, $35. • provide comprehensive training for thi tioning unit upon presentation or NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED — nc, 51-53 Mechanic St., Red Bank. 741 9469521 »30 Snow tires. F7«-u. alrrosl new, blacR- Morning mule:, avoiloblc in Kccinsbi first three years. No prior experience nc this ad In our Appliance Deport woil. 747-2812. , __ 0030. essary. Call Mr. Colvllle at 741-B2i2 ev. For Sale ment. 17' 1949 CORSAIR — Travel trailer with • teonardo or Belfotd. Prizes, caih. (rips ci crTPh"tfTcT— NEW AND USED, ning& for appointment. An equal opportu BOOKS — OLD AND NEW (Hailet Store only) hitch. Sleeps six. Stove, refrigerator, toi- and tiood rut ni tigs. ;d7-339V or 78/-B/2.1. SHOP-RITE SECRETARY — S*cno"arid~typing neces Anliqu2s, Prints, Huge Selection lower "wty "rloc! Instrument, relays. wiry. Knowledge at general office work, nlty employer M/F. let. Excellent condition. 2M-W55 after 6. RI.35 ALSO BOOKS BOUGHT Counters, tools, assorted "71 >>»"«.%* F'ART OR - Hull lime help for modcr Middle-town. N.J. Experienced. Long Branch area. 222-5065. oiMonjntir car wci'_,h In Mafnwan. Apply i APPLICATIONS — Are being accepte WHITE'S GALLERIES K-AAART USED STOCKADE FENCING — 120-6' (diodes, etc.) 33 E. Roosevelt Circle, Mia person ID Scrub A-Diib Car Wash, Rl H WbrRR — For sewer installing! for the position of Harbor Master, Attan MM.ake A»e., Asbury Park 531-453 Rt. IS, cor. Bethany Rd. Hoild 5" high, cypress wood, excellent condl dletown, 747-O2S2. , rmd Combi .ckic Dt,, Mafawon. Call after 6 p.m. tic Highlands Marina. Please submit r,e. tlon, 130. 7414255. ALuMTNITM CONTAINERS'— 35'x8'i^ t- •—• «^ "^ LI me Silver area. Company benefits, or alter 6 p.m..(2011-431-1371. wrenches, lead melters, everything you 3916. FINE MAHOGANY - Credenza and buf- 840;. steady work. MOREY LA RUE LAUN MANAGER-TRAINEE — Sales ex need. All Purpose Rentals, 111 Newmon perience desired. Excellent starting salo WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING — Con Springs Rd., Shrewsbury. 741-0040. WEBER PIG SURFBOARD — Like new. fet. Both or separate. Best olfer. EXPERIENCED DRY CO., n W. Sylvanla Ave., Neptune tents of homes, stores, estates, cellars, at. PART-TliVt-. -~ To work in Warehouse City. 775-8676 lor appointment. Ask for R ry plus commission. Many benefits, op- 5'6". $65. Call »IOOI6 after I p.m. Preferably automotive, lor Ratcllfte Pan- tics, China, glassware, antiques, art ob-PORTABLE STEREO HI-FI — .. „„, 741-4S34 Apply in pfiion, 479 Prospect Ave., Little tlac. Hwy. 36, Eatonlown. Hospitatizatlon, Edlln portunity for advancement with growing YARD SALE - Sat.. Moy 37. 10-4. Bike; Silver. chain of fine jewelry stores. Apply Lit' jects and all bric-a-brac. Ruscil's. 25 E.tank with stand and accessories. Ci_... vacation, many benefits. For interview FLOORMEM Front St., 741-1692. man portabls cement mixer. lertHh 34' LIVING ROOM CHAIR - Full site cot. boby equipment, TV, toys, etc. 100 Third r please cad Mrs. Oottis: tman Jewelers( Monmoulh Shopping Cen Like new. P'FHSON "l 0"CLKAN""~"Four"houi s"Mon Experienced only. ter, Eutontawn. black and whit* TV. Craftsman pain Ave., Atlantic Highlands. ^- ond Fri Own transportation. Rumson Call B42-3084 between 6-7 p.m. sproyer. Coll after 4:11) p.m. »M4«i. 787-4673 - nrca. 84?-6098. BASKETBALL BEAUTIFUL WEDDING GOWNI - With EfXwl^KrRHEirPER^^f 0 mslsl PART-TIME INSPECTOR — For con AURORA 1/02 SCALE — Auto racing set, TRAVEL TRAILER — 1972, unused, 14' veil. Never worn. Slie 10. Cost 1150. Sell .iVNifOK "-- r'uijTfmcT'iiPfchooTTIy 542-7800 strucllon Job in Leonardo, N.J. 2-3 hour; Gel the basketball fever! It's healthy: extra wide. Go-Tog-a-long. Many extras, for $90. 291-0441. experienced metat worker In drilling, per day tor five months. Must have PE Backboard, ring and net, $17.20 complete. cars, ond all accessories. Asking $15o! 671 shore area. SrnrJ resume to Box R-3, The punching and braking. Some mechanical 1965. Selling due to Illness. $2200 or best offer Daily Rocjtsler. Red Bank, Apply Rermco Assocs., 591-9000. Seamless steel poles, brackets, etc, I PATIO SALE assembly Involved. Full lime employment 3 Compbsll Ave., Port Monmouth PRINCIPAL CLERK STENO — Per Apply in person, ELECTRO IMPULSE. SALES HELP — Representative for con S MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - Amplifiers, METACSHAKE""" manent, full time. Middletown resident. vlo Ins, guitars, and more. Reduced up to SIMMONS HIDE.A-BED _ S65. Wooden 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Shingle roofing applicators. INC.. 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank. An sumer group. Earn 5200 plus weekly. Col RED BANK LUMBER Irome potter's wheel, $50. Minimum 100 wpm, subject to Civil Ser 442-4655 offer 6 p.m. for appointment. 41 5 01 3 Br d Sl B WROUGHT IRON — Spanish dinette set, Call 8J2-58J8 . vice Exam For appointment 741-0944. equal opportunity employer. 9 WaMJitroct Hed_Barik 7 .! ? U7°6»2S "*''' ° °° " "'" Phone 747-5176 5wT$M~fNcT~POOiTs "FAMILY SIZED! pedestal toble, five chairs, preen and N1JRSES'"AIDE^—WllTbc trained ort the MOTHER'S HELPER — (Summer). DENTAL ASSISTANT — Position avail" FRAME RIOT — Taiwan & Mexican RIDING LAWN MOWER - 7 h.p. Good bronze upholstered; $125. 842-72r FACTORY Three children. Steep In. Must driv>. Ref- able In busy dental office. For Interview, ABOVE GROUND ALUMINUM AND condition. Runs well. Ntw blade. Easy to •Ob, U p.m. to 7 a.m. shift, and earn top REDWOOD POOLS. MUST DISPOSE OF Iromes at closeout prices. Stock size* wages during full-time training. Alter erences. 842-1136 between 6-B p.m. or call 741-2072. References required. start. Call 946-9692. TWO OOG HOUSES — One large; one PRODUCTION morning between 8-10 a.m. ENTIRE STOCK IMMEDIATELY. PICK only. JWA, 431-MM. medium, never used. Reasonable. Call short probationary period $100 per week. WANTED THEM UP FOR ABOUT $500. CALL BIL- FURNITURE FOR SALE NEVER USED — Pewter Wllllamsburg 7H7-0098 Liberal fringe benefits. DO NOT PHONE. MANAGEMENT PAINTER — Experienced in custom, pro- Driver for Ice cream truck. Chandelier. Original cost $120. Will sacri- Apply In person, weekdays only 10.a.m. LY, COLLECT. (2OU-738-700O. We are seeking individuals for our ASSIS- duction painting. Must have valid N.J. Call 7B7-3V78 Moving. fice. 671-208>. 756-6789. MOVING, MUST SELL — Waiher and p.m. Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home, 8 r TANT FOREMAN TRAINING PRO- driver's license. After 6 p.m. 671-5896 or STARCRAFT CAMPERS"' Coll 495-0217 dryer, refrigerator, dishwasher, two air Middlelown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. GRAM Requires background in ANY ol BABYSITTER — For two pre-schoolers o ANNUAL SPRING ANTIQUES 797-4753. working mother, Hazlet Ave. area. Call AND TRAVEL TRAILERS conditioners, TV, living room set, humidi- the following: Pressroom, machine shop, STILL ONLY YARD SALE fier. 747-4550. R EGIS"t"E R E D "NURSE~ —~For""nurslng quality control Inspection, weldlna, paint WAITRESSES (m/l) — Over 31, lor cock- after 6, 264-0222. Cancelled last Sunday because weath- home. It p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Excellent CAMPEff RENTALS 6 for 199 INSTALLED -white aluminum ANTIQUE - Doll's dishes, baby equip- spray or warehousing. tan lounge. Experienced only. Call 842- WAREHOUSE/WA_ _ N For wholesale glf erman goofed. Will be held, this Sunday, salory. For appointment call 291-0600 combination windows. May 28, 10 to 5, al Copper Kettle An- ment, mahogany, dropleat table, MS, reel Monday through Priday. 3084 between 6-7 p.m. wares. PermanentP< . Full or part-time. Call AVAILABLE This is a growth corporation located In W~OR~KER~^rvvith[some carpentry~e~? 741-2224. FULL LANZARO'S tiques, Monmouth Rd., Ookhurst. Tiffany hand mower wllh gran catcher, «15, toy} PROWN'S domes, furniture, brass, copper, cut glass, ond accessories, Thurs.. Frl., »•$ p.m. 14 PATROLMEN'VVANTED"^- 21 to'35~yeorT Middlesex County offering advancement lerlence needed. Col Frank's Aluminum 34 MAIN ST., MATAWAN 5M-222. of age. excellent physical condition. Pick. opportunities. Good starting salaries and CONSTRUCTION CLERK — For job in 32 Broad St., Red Bank 741-7500 etc. Tlllon PI., toll Chapel Hill Rd.), Middle- Glass, 462-8141. Leonardo. N.J. Apply Remsco Assocs. PIANOS-ORCANS KITCHEN TABLE - Two chain, $15 up application at Police Headquarters, 51 Ibcral benefits program. 11x13 linoleum rug $15, table and choir »5 RHYTHM — Bass and organ for a rock '919000 WHITE CHICKERING GRAND PIANO ANTIQUES SALE — Lovely rose brocade MonmoutM St., Red Bank. Lots of trade-Ins (ram J75. Used organ Meat sheer $5. chair $2.50. 222-5294. Victorian sofa, Spode china cabinet, small GARAGE SALE — Thurs., May 15, Frl.. 'CALL FOR APPOINTMENT roup. Mus"ust be good onand abl•-•-•-—e to travel- • , PROGRAMMER NEEDED — One year of May 26, 10-4 p.m. 14 Madison Ave., Red INDUSTRIOOS^PEOPTE - over uTfa e 3 p.m. 787-6571. from $195. Unlimited rentals from S7.5 French slyle oak server, tB90 brass and 634-2484 ?all befon " programming experience, high school per month. Warehouse for Klmball -Conr STEREO CASSETTE 06CK - Craig. For oak boardwalk scale, chandeliers, pic- Bonk. Household items, antiques, furni- work uftcrnoons and Saturdays doing foot car. Excellent condition. $50. NO PLACEMENT FEE MAINTENANCE — All around work In graduation or equivalent, and completion -Chlckerlng -wulltzer - Yamaha. Over tures, lamps, china, glass, brass bed, etc. ture. All priced low. ; canvassing for newspaper. Earn $1,50 per Coll 741-3276. order commission. Calf 67B-1444. OLSTEN'S SERVICE steel tubing plont. steady, top rates, ex- ot course In the following areas required: 150 units In stock. FREEHOLD MUSIC May U. 27, 28. 210 Conover Rd., Colls 655 Amboy Ave. Woodbridge, N.J. knowledge of fundamentals of programm- CENTER. 12 Throckmorton St., Freehold. Neck (Off Hwy 341 YARD SALE - Frl., Moy 26. Sat., May cellent fringe benefits. Apply Berger In- GOLDEN BEAUTY - Custom-built Per- 27, noon until 6.1 Hunt St. (next to Rum- EXTRA INCOME — Own this spare time __Equal Opportunity Employer dustries, Inc., U.S. Hwy t, Edison Indus- ing languages that include one of the fol- 462-4730. alator box spring and mattress. Hardly ROUND OAK PEDESTAL TABLES - son P.O.) No early callers. business and retire in five years with life- trial Center, Metuchen, N.J. 549-2400. lowing: COBAL, PL/1; and BAL, coding, used. Excellent, was 5167.95, now $45. 671 time income. NO INVESTMENT. 842-2232. STENO-CLERK — 16'/i hour week. J2.374 jrogram design, date based management HOMELITE — 5 hj>. riding mower. 42" and 48", mahogany drop-leaf tables year. Clerical work and minutes ol Zoning 3750. YARD SALE - Thursday. 9-4. Old and WAITRESS — Experienced, tult time. Ap- netnods and software, operating systems maple hutch, tots more. FINDERS KEE. new. Furniture, chino, bric-a-brac, books, •COUPLE — For apartment management nnd Planning Boards. Minimum two night PERS, 1120 Ocean Ave., Seo Bright. ply Sir Francis Restaurant, Rt. 3i, High- oncepts and tocHHies. Contact Personnel 797-1740 REFRIGERATOR — $20. Perfect tor cel- games. 70 Stephenvllle Blvd., Middletown. Husband con hove full-time job, no pets meetings monthly. Applications to be re- Office, Brookdale Community College, 765 lar, bungalow or cabana. DRIVEWAY SALE — Tonka Toys, turnl Take Pine St. off Hwy 35. Three room furnished or unfurnished ceived at Boro Hall, 556 Tlnton Ave., New Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft, N.J. 842.- 'RIME TOP SOIL — Fill dirt ond gravel Coll 29I-JS09 nparfmenf. Call 222-7814 or 222-8479 be Shrewsbury,, N.J., until June 5, 1V72. SUMMER POSITIONS — Could be- per- 1900. An Equal Opportunity Employer. all Scotto & Sons, ture, books, tires, school desk. Clothing, mostly baby and toddlers'. Other Items, t tween 10 a.m.-7 p.m. c manent, for college or high school stu- 222-8453 MATTRESS AND SPRING — Double bed WAACKAACK ARMS ALES — Health Service. Organization dents 10 or over. Evenings ond weekends, size, used twice, 535. Dolores PL, New Monmouth. Follow signs contactfng physicians. Experience desir- 1LUE SEAL 3RD CLASS FIREMAN — from Wilson and Sylvia Terrace, Moy 27 Sporting goods, fishing tackle, auns. 199 MAINTENANCE WORKER — Part or at Mobil Gas and Wash. Apply Manager, iotatlna shifts, steady year-raund work. /VEDDING PRESENTS — Something old, 671-0553 Main St., Keansburg, 787-6333. Open eve- 1ul( lime. Excellent opportunity lor re- able but not necessary, will train, com- Rte 36 ond Florence Ave., Hazlet. or the bride-to-be. Bridal Registry Ser- 28, 29, 10 to 4. pany cor, etc. Rush Labs Inc., 70 E. Front Apply Jersey Shore Medical Center, Cor- NEED ROOM — Hl-rlse bed, »2O, chest of nings Mort. -Sot. until 10 p.m. tired Endlvidual. Pleasant working condi- iles Ave., Neptune, Personnel^Dept., ;lce. Behind The Times Antiques, 77 tions and benefits included. Call Eaton- >t., Red Bank. ALUMINUM MECHAN1C5 — Only ex- ihrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. -drawers, S5. Formica top de&k, S20. GE GARAGE SALE — Moving, must sell ev. 8000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER — $60. In- perienced installers call. Top money per weekdays 9-2 p.m. An equal opportunity electric rotlsaerie oven, S10! Odds and erythlng. Ping pong table, lamps, roll- fant car-bed and lump choir. $8 each. 717- town Convalescent Center, 542-4700. 1 employer. NURSES AIDES AND ORDERLIES — 'quare. Howland & Co. S42-9080, FOUR HIVES OF BEES— Including ends, 50c up. WI-1742. away bed, clock radio, women's and chil- 2370. SHORT ORDER COOK — 10 p.m. to 6 Needed tor new convalescent center. Ap- hree supers per hive, with honey. S25 per dren's clothing. Sat*, 9-4 p.m., 55 Easl PART-TIME BARTENDER r a.m. Six nights. Experienced only. Apply plications'being accepted for alt shifts. FOREMAN — Manufacturing plant ac- Ive. Coll 872-1514. WHITE CRIB - And mattress, excellent Garfleld Ave., Atlantic Highlands. CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE — From in person, MERMAID DINER, Hwy 36, ConVoct Mrs. Davis, 741-8812. cepting applications for working foreman Call tor appointment condition, $25. Bassinet, $10. Twin roll- Rumson home, Two upholstered loveseat* Leonardo. for third shift. Opportunity for rapid ad- 291-0224 RUMMACESALE away bed, $10. 872-0132. FARMHOUSE SALE — 30" electric stove. with cane backs and sides, excellent con- ART^TTME — PeoplVwIth station vancement. Apply in person. Pride Made . 65 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Willow ware, boby Items, furniture, an- dition, $125 each. Large ebony coffee SALESPERSON WANTED — "Yes. we FREEZER — Frost Queen upright, 6 cu. ESTATE SALES — Commercial, wagons or sedans, tor deliveries. All Products, 740 Lloyd Rd.. Matawan. (Ed- Hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tiques, bicycles, household miscellaneous. fable, walnut and burl finish, $100. 10'* iours. 842-3636. >ay a draw against commissions." We ft., perfect condition, 535. Moving. 741 Frl,, sat.. May 26, 27. 10-5 p.m. 46 Cherry industrial, and land only. Local estab- wards Industrial Center.) lave an opening Immediately for two ex- beautiful ebony finish stereo cabinet with lished ttrm opening new ottlce for this VHIRLPOOL — Gas dryer, and Hotpolnt '361. »8 Sllverbrook Rd. Tree Farm Ra., New Monmouth. WAITRESS — Apply In person. Pizza NURSES' AIDES — 3 p.m.-11 p.m., 11perienced salespeople. Ask tor Ed. THE eep freezer. Good working condition. built-in drawers, $225. 4' bookcase and li- purpose. Must have license and some ex- D'Oro, 215 Newman Springs Rd., Shrews- olANT FURNITURE-- And garage sale. quor cabinet, eboncy finish, $250. 32" perience. Send resume to Box K-25, The p.m. to 7 a.m. Excellent pay and benefits. (ERG AGENCY. Rt. 35, Mlddretown, 671 Best offer. 229-1974 after 6 p.m. GARAGE SALE — »7 Apple Farm Rd. bury. Apply Brookdale Nursing Home, Hwy 35, 1000 Two 3-speed bikes, walnut china cabinet, Middletown (Applebrook). 11-3 p.m. May•marble-top table, carved wooden pine- Dally Register, Red Bonk._ captain's chairs, and round table, anti- apple pedestal base, $135. 4' high cane RELIABLE PERSON - Wanted for full Hazlef. 27. Books, household Items from severa MECHANIC OR TRAINEE TOMATO STAKES qued chest, dresser, mirror and night famines. back Italian Provincial dinlnq room PARTS DEPARTMENT — Counfer'dnci time work around garden apartment, (n- HANDYMAN — To do painting ana ro work on Inboard and outboard engines While they last, nominally Wx\w -tC". stand, vanity. Caloric counter top range choirs, $200 set. Coll afler 6. 84^-483i. ""' delivery man. Appty In person. qulre at ISA Spring Terrace, Red Bank. carpentry. Call Van Winkle Marine, 115 Hwy 35, Eaton- and oven, kitchen cabinet units, 20" floor GARAGE SALE — Furniture, TV, refrlg. DOWNES PONTIAC lawn. sturdy fir, 15c ea. TUEowofclTETT R — OnetToy a -week. 842-9080 fan, 9x12 gold orea rug, 10 shag scatter erotor. S Suffolk Ave., port Monmouth, = *2 E. Main St., Matawan Own transportation. Middletown. rugs, china, lamps, etc. All at Tow, tow Frl., Sot., Moy 26, 27.1 to 7 p.m. RED BANK LUMBER prices. Coll 671-4397 day or night. REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre- 671-1233 Merchandise Wanted TRAINEE MEDICAL TYPIST Wall Street Red Bank 741-5500 GARAGE SALE — May 26,27. 6 Sheraton ferred. Aggressive growing office re- STOCK HELP — For warehouse. Apply SARAGE SALE — Benefit of Belford Cub WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL — Bed- Lane (off Ridge Rd.), Rumson. Furniture, CASH FOROLDTOY TRAINS — Any quires a large staff due to expansion pro- See our Ad In today's paper headed Facto* nterestlngj and diversified full time eve- 'ack 227. May 26, 27. 10-4 p.m. 82 Church etc. Central Marine Supply, Hwy 35, Laurence ry - Production Management. spread, authentic replica, twin size, rever- make or condition or will trade HO, 027, 0 gram. Only Interested In salespeople, de- Harbor, Tuesday -Friday. ling position available In modern hospl- St., Belford. Free coffee. Many Items ol sible In navy/ecru. 671-5992. or wide gauge. 774-3710. sirous of earning over SM.Q0Q per year. OLSTEN'S SERVICE al's x-ray department. Knowledge ot me- interest. FINDERS KEEPERS — Dining room set Office leads, extensive advertising nation- FIELD WORKER — Full-time with a Jical terminology and dictaphone ex- ROGER DRUMS — Complete set and ac-Traditional. Six chairs, table, sideboard WANTED al referral service. Member of two MLS', health agency in Freehold area. On job CARPENTER perience essential. Good salary, pleasant 24" GAS RANGE - Excellent condition. cessories. Excellent condition. Call alter 5 Excellent condition. $135. 1120 Ocean Used Oriental Rugs training program. All replies held In strlc- training. Must have driver's license and Fine trim work, paneling, layout. Call 741- working conditions, excellent fringe ben- S25 p.m. 747-2980. Ave.,-Sea Bright. Chinese and Persian lesr confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, :ar. Call tor Interview, 842-V300. tlts. Call for an interview, Personnel Of- Call 232-2631 Also Wall Tapestries 144 after 7 p.m. WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE — Kitch- 25" COLONIAL COLOR TV — Four-piece The Dolly Register, Red Bank. CAREER OPPORTUNITY ice, Rlverview Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 KITCHEN HELP — Part-time sandwich CONSOLE PIANO — Kranlch and Bach en set, bar stools, couch and chairs. Two- gold sectional, 4x6 breakfast nook, mod- EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY 125. An equal opportunity employer M/F. v*a\nut, bench. Excellent condition. Bes piece sectional couch. Single box spring. em dinette set, occaslonq) chairs, end ond REGISTERED NURSES — AndLPN'5 tor maker. Colonial CotteeSViop, REAL ESTATE FIRM — Seeks full time BOOKS — Preferably non-tlctlon. Also 946-4611 NURSE — LPN by examination for 3 to 11 olfer. 671-1390,10 a.m.-B p.m. corner tables, sofa, lamps. Complete New Jersey Material. WHITE'S GAL- nursing homo. Full and part-time. Good real estate sales people for our new of- aquarium, 12 and 6 string guitars. Many pay. Holmdel repairs. 872-0327. 24-hour service. PORCH BLINDS p.m., Mon. Ihru Sat. Inclusive. Good Sank. An Equal Opportunity Employer SEN MARINE, Boundary Road, Marl- 19, The Dally Register, Red Bank. boro, 431-0100 :ellent condition, neutral color One 7 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Matchstlck cafe curtains, ond roll ups. ANTIQUES - Polnllngs, N.J. Atlas Es- working conditions, all company-paid ben- :ard rack, 12 rows, eight 4' 12-row card Welfare and people with credit problems. tates Durchased and appraised. 747-2003. efits Including hospitallzatlon, dental, op- >ART-TIME — Are you willing to work many colors. CREW CHIEF TRAINEES NURSE'S AIDES — Day shift. Coll Hill- ocks v*!tti 1our-drower bases. One 4" Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Coll The. Hudson Shop, Unc, 511 Brood St.", tical, ond employe discount. Apply to Mr tor an extra $800 a month m a manage- vrap rack with base. One 2' roll wrap Mr. Grand, 373-6611. Pecht: Cleaning of carpets, furniture, walls, etc. top Nursing Home for appointment. ment capacity for our expanded com' PROWN'S Shrewsbury. No experience necessory. We will train 671-0177 •ack with base. One 4' stationery rock. pany? No time lost from present lob. Total 44". Best offer. 291-2900. LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER 32 Broad St., Red Bank 741-7500 OLD PICTURE rojT RDj, WANTED $130 per week during training. Salary plus rain. Call 747-2092. Sales & Service TRAVEL-TRAILER — 19' FAN, olr condi- Sft jerccntagc aflcr completion. Must be re- LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN PANTRY PRfDE — Full time. For progressive otflce. Two New & Used Tractors. Mowers. Bicycles. tioned, complete. With* or without pickup liable, honest and bondoble. Coll 741-1314. 971 CORSAIR — Travel trailer. 24', T 7474799 days floor time per week guaranteed. Call INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTER ;lecps five. Includes bathtub ond vanity, 47-O573 741-38B8 truck with cop. Call 872115). Wholesale City Aust be experienced in surface prepara- WANTED r- Two tickets tor the Madison COUNTER HELP — 1 to 9 p.m. 5 days a ^AUL P. BOVA, Broker-Realtor, Middle- 'hone 291-3086 eves. 842-1116 days. DESKS, Fl LES, tables, chairs/ adding ma- 5ARAGE SALE — Friday, May 21 from 9 3140 Hwy 35 Hazlet, N.J week. Experience preferred, but wifi own, 67I-2S44. tion and spray techniques for commercial Square Garden performance of Elvis Pre- and government work. Apply in person DINING ROOM SET — Sewing machine, chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. sley. Preferably $10 tickets, will pay N EE CTEXTRA" MOWY^BuT^hTTdFe'n' train. 18 or over. Apply In person only, no at bargain prices. New or used. AAC to Allen St., Rumson. off River Rd. phone calls, Freedman's Bakery 128 PBX OPERATOR5 — B-4or3-ll shifts. In- Electro Impulse Lab, 116 Chestnut St., assorted household furniture. Call double the amount of original price. 495- keep you home? As on Avon Represen- cluding weekend openings. Full or part- 'Red Bank. An Equal Opportunity Employ- 264-7584 DESK^OUTLET, 1709 Rl. 35, Ookhurst. 2347 bet. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. tative you can set you own hours, work Brood St., Red Bank. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. Al time. Long term work. 741-4700. makes new or used. Guaranteed Low as when youngsters ore In school. Find out MOTOROLA STEREO — Large console, STORAGE SHELVING — China close*, • how easy it Is to earn extra cosh the APPLICATIONS — Now being taken tor S«. Call HG YOUR OWN — Scotch ond White $25. Serplco's, 101 Monmoutn sr. Next to HELP WANTED — Framcrs and shea- WANTED — Auto body worker. Must be bookcase, chest of drawers. Avon way, without upsetting family re- full and part-time employment. Retait Ihcrs. Contact Tower Construction Co. Ine trees. 2' to 10' fall, 75c per It. 10 to 5 Iheoter. 747-04J5. store. Company benefits. Experience pre- ully experienced. For further Informa 747-0070 495-1076 sponsibilities. Call Mrs. Ward, 741-4343, Phone 291-4906. tlon, call Lee's Garage, Inc. 853 Broad p.m. dally. Located directly behind the COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY — Solid 442-3377 or 774-1220. ferred. Cail between 2-4 p.m. for inter- MODERN GAS RANGE - Excellent con- Wicker Basket, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. view. 739-2800. way, W. Long Branch, at 222-3644, after 5 dition. While. S35. vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete NAN JOHNSON ' SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES — >m AMBITIOUS PERSON — As driver-sales- Earn 312.000 per year if qualified. Call Call 787-4453 oiler 4 p,m. RIS AND PEONIES - Come visit our metal siding. Coll lor free estimate, D. W BUYS AND BUYS SALESWOMAN Barr Home Improvements. 842-2053. From an entire household to a single man for modern lumberyard. Benefits In- Miss Strand. 264-9137. DISHWASHER — Part-time, 9 to 3'.30. Six- gardens, over 500O Iris, 170 kinds. 73 kinds For year Tound position. Apply In person CALORIC RANGE - Gas-onGos, like new. of peony bushes. 406 Prospect Ave., Little Hem. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver. clude Insurance, hospitalization and paid days a week. Apply In person only. Hen AMUSEMENT GAMES— HERE'S -vacation. Mud be neat In appearance, only. Yanko's Fashion Fair, 65 Broad St. FRONT END — Alignment specialist. Silver .- ._ _.. Immediate cosh. Top dollar.741.5331. Red Bank. ~ " ' Good salary and benefits lor the rlghl per- •iouse Restaurant, 13 White St.y Red 264-8176 SOMETHING DIFFERENT FOR THE willing to learn and have Ihe ability to Bank. = 1 PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Will pay top deal with the public. Coll tor appointment son. Appl,ply iInn pesonperson,, CROWN TIRE, Hwy GRAVELY TRACTOR — Electric start. AMILY THAT HAS "EVERYTHING. LTR SES • 7u D ETA N ITbTfDlHfCTET~ CAMERAS — 35 mm, Mamlva SeKor, l sno |OW ona dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gouge Any Mr. Su&tick, -162-8880. 36, Port Momimoulh. NEW OR USED PIN-BALL GAMES. Needed for 3 to 11 shift. Experienced only WAITRESS WANTED — Full time, year i28TL, 35 mm Minolta Range Finder, 7S. 5,™ f«??ri. "' P ' dump cart. JUKE BOXES, POOL TABLES, AND age, any condition. 347-1445. ' BOOKKEEPER — Automotive deal- -ound only. SI.60 per hour plus lips, meal 3lionc 495-1306. ^/MJ. /B/-AI80. CLE R K"-TY~P 1 &"T*^~FJrSoclal~Servicc Full or part-time. Excellent salary and OTHER NOVELTY GAWESOF THE benefits. Contact Mrs. Davis, 741-8915 ership. Accuracy a "must". Experience allowance and usual company benefits, ENGLISH SADDLE — IB". Excellent con- SAME TYPES YOU SEE IN TAVERNS, Dept. Must havo very good typing skills ireferred but not necessary Write P O Apply in person, Woolworlh's, Red Bank. POOL — 15x48, with tiller, skimmer an dition. 370. ana enjoy meeting people. Apply Person- RESTAURANTS AND ARCADES-CON- DRIVER — For florist delivery. Mature lox 749 Red Bonk, N.J. diving platform, M5. 12 h.p. outboard mo Call S423296 after 6 p.m. PETS nel Dept,, weekdays, 9-2 p.m., Jersey person preferred. WAITRESSES — Experienced only. Also or $55, HI Fl record player, $30, 36" ga VERTED FOR HOME USE. ALSO FOR Shore Medical Ccnlcr, Coriles Ave., Ncp 741-6W0 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Ex-cashier. References required. Martini's •ange, 115. 264-1642. SNACK VENDING MACHINES (51 YOUR POOL TABLE, A COMPLETE AND LIVESTOCK tune. An equal opportunity employer. perience preferred. Middletown oltice of Diner, Rt. 36, Keansburg. Reasonable LINE OF ACCESSORIES, REPAIR AND HOUSE K~EEPE"R-C HI LoTARE^TeJ^ J RECOVERING, SERVICING IN YOUR Allaire-Farrow. Call 671-7S90. 0RCH SALE — Bicycles, pools, house- Call alter 5 p.m. 222-0803 HOUSEKEEPER —""RenabicTeitlierTcnccd perlenccd. Permanent. Steep In, Own DISHWASHER — Must be over 18. Apply OWN HOME. HOME RECREATION eUmiE5'-'A«t"rr,al. EX PER IE NCET)^r^^7on^Te7pe7T~Ap^ hold goods, etc. 16 Seventh Ave., Atlantic person for permanent position caring tor room and bath. Salary. Own trans- in person. Shore Point Inn, 3360 Hwy 35, Highlands MOVING TO CALIFORNIA-Girl's :ENTER, 405 MUNROE AVE., ASBURY ranch house and adult family. Plain cook portatlon. References. Coll after 5 p.m. "ly on job. Lot 37, Decpdolc Dr., Middle- lazlet. white canopy bedroom suite, $150. S3" "ARK. 776-8410. ing, five dayr,, leave after dinner. Top sal T4O-850B. BREAKFRONT — English Tudor oak wall unit with chest, bookcases, toble, »75. NINE COLLIE PUPS ory to right person. Own transportation - -_ M E D I CATT L ABORATO R VTEC H N \C IAN" buffet base, hutch top, four drawers, White chest, $25. 40' wood ladder, $20. SMALL WESTINGHOUSE — Refrlg AKC REGISTERED Call 84? lv20, of lor 3p.m. I'M LOOKING — For people who want to Part-lime, mainly Sals. Internist's office thonge their lives, and are willing to work shelves, lour glass doors. A-l. $575. Oak Power lawn mower, dehumldlfler. Odds erotor, excellent condition. $50. 787-9160 Call 741-3600. table and tour captain's chairs. Tabl md ends. S42-D145. Coll 741-7656 otter 5 p.m. MAINTENANCE . _. _., 11 to 7, Monday, Tuesday and and earn S1000 per month part-time 545- KITTENS LAUNDRTESS — Llgh7~cleanTng~7or~fomi- monk's bench, plonk top. $450. 431.5507. cellent pay and benefits. Brookdale Nurs Wednesday. Steady. Good pay. 1307, 5-7 p.m. ATIO TABLE — With umbrella, $25. ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA — Late FREE TO GOOD HOMES y. Day or days to suit. Own trans ing Home, Hwy 35, Hailct^264-5600. • Coil 7474314 COLONIAL DINING ROOM SF=T~ Bridge table, four chairs, $15. Swivel edition with annuals up to 1970. $75. Can Coll offer 5 p.m. 741-8476 CARP "(TNTE K S —~~ M11 Irri cn7~o Jortatlon. Salary open. Call 4-6 p.m. 671 }e seen at the Treasure Chest, 30 South TYPIST — For general wctVk~pTeasan7 C A R P E f~M E C'H ArJTc"s"^~Or"~h »I p e r s mechanics, pointers and Flbergfas lay-up Maple, like new, eight pieces chair, $15. Kitchen toble, drop leaf, tour hairs, $10. Two upright vacuum cleaners, Bridge Ave. 741-5331. surrounding. Reply to Box C-131, The must have experience and car. Cal 283needed (or steady year round work. Many 747-4306 590. MOTHER'S HELPEPT^sWrncV only 10, $3. 842-0894. DOG TRAINING Dally Register, Red Bank. benefits. Apply (n person to Luhrs Com BESTLINE SOAP PRODUCTS ORIENTAL CARPET - 6x«. Excellen One child. Swim club. Own room Six 96» CAMPER — Bethony hardtop. 6- condition. Originally $200. Now $75. Six CARPENTERS — And framing subcon pany Boundary Rd., Marlboro 462-8900. days a week. Old Bridge orea. 679-2112. Coses only: ZIF $10, floor wax $7, rug tractors. Experienced. Call WANTED — Part-time general~otllco aide shampoo $8, car wax $5. 67MB10 .lecptr. $600. 4'xtS' Muskln pool with fil- oak dining noom echairsn , with leather AT YOUR HOME er, vacuum, cover, pillow and acces- Help Wanted 787-0816 tor doctor's otflce, 1-5 p.m. four days CHOOTBU STOTI V E~R~S"~N"OT7 seats, $75. Call B42 6548. week. Duties: typing, filing, assist doctor. AVOCADO GREEN 42" round breakfast •orlev $250. Accordion, $75. 681-4084. Obedience and problem icrlence nccc.^ary. Starting salary X2 f fable, pearllzed, heat resistant; four mela STUDY DESK — $10. HO car set, $15, Male or Female TITLE SEARCH ER - E xper I"eiricexlTfor Write, Staling resume, to Box F-196, The Freehold based title Insurance company. ier hour. Apply In person lo Mr Mfchae cat>e back chairs, purple vinyl cushions Both excellent condition. Chemistry set, dogs. Good working conditions. Submit resume Dally Register, Red Bank. jormtey. Administrative Assistant, Ha; :ost $150, like new, must sell, $75. Blui BACK YARD never used, $4. 747-0273. ct Township Board of Education, 17I9A Guaranteed results. to Box H-2, The Dally Register, Red SEWING"MACHhNE~6P~ERATOR5 ~ Ex- inllque velvet kidney shaped sofo, 1V50, if Prown's, you'll «ee dozens of porch and Hank. nlon Ave., Hozlet, N J. SINK — Bathroom American Standard, perlenced or inexperienced, we will train. >71-2O?6. each chairs on display. . qualify. , low blue, no scratches, fitting), 17V)»2O, »1J. Call 747-5570 OIL BURNER LAS SPORTSWEAR, Union Ave., Union 4 weel< TAXI DRIVF.R — Full-TlmV7rnoTure. Beach. 2440477. BOYS DIKE - S8. Couch, 540. Chair, SIS. ~ ' old kittens ond mother MECHANIC Good for retired. Good driving record, Carpet padding, in carton. 513. Stereo, PROWN'S BICYCLE — Lady's, $10. Ad|ustabte Iron Phone 741 -823V P ERMAN EMT P~OSIT (ON — For ex- Situations Wanted .30, Colfcc toble, K0. Dishes, 18. Sunbeam 2 Broad St., Red Bank 741.7500 railing, $25, air compressor, $30, three Call 747-5977 Experienced perienced shipping ond receiving clerk vacuum, Its. iB3 1734. DISHWASHER — Sears portable. About S lown mowers, as Is, $25. 229-4683. COMPANMDN HOUSE KEEPER~^TLIVO in 747-4656 al«r 3:30 p.m. Must be over IB years of aye. Apply years old. Make olfer. Call 741-8129 afler 4 r FRED D. WIKOFF CO. or out. Understanding ot Italian helpful. Crown Engineering Corp., Locust St., __ JOnb DOORS ~~Anti~winirow^,"uirsricV" ORCH SET —Glider, three choirs, aoo CaM 741-0192 ofler 5p.m. f COLLEGE SOPHOMORE ^~Suanii( 5 each. condition, $40. GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINTERS 234 Maple Avenue Keyport, 264-3QB4. - Two lemales. AKC. cltomplon lines loymont. License. Excellent references Phone 291-1427 OUSEHOLD - items: freeier, old re- 741-9204 offer 5 p.m. Hunt or Ihow. »IOO. Available now 747- Red Bank TELEPHo'Nr. SUUCITORS~""b7VoTfeo RN ~ Pert-time, / to 3:30 p.m. Emery usinpfs, wciltresi experience, any lob of- laerator, fireplace equipment, trumpet, lors with nuios. 4 month civic club curn- Manor, Matawan. fer considered. 842-1556 alter 6 p.m. WAGNAVO)f TV'- Comolrrr?" scrttn BANJO — Vega Folk longneck, ond cas. pnifln. 988-4114. .lurk walnut, 30'0" m,(|(. X 16" deep K ilrl's bike, furniture, etc. 842-2662. Best oiler. 546-6400 UORINUTORING — College IIcihrnunrtionocihrnun f 10V;1 lenrjlh. Excellirit working condition tudenttudent . MatMathh , readingreadin , French. Ex- JOG RUN — to'xjl-xj' high. Portable, I 842-4248 'ART-TV'ME 5ALE"5"HrYr»""ApplV~in SERVICE; STATION -'Mechanic or™..., ing, Frenc E ](J appearance. 5150. 495 1719. R ri perienced. Storting Julyy.. S3 hhr . 74] ?JAO,O nonlh old. Originally $210. Asking $165. COKE MACHINE — Compoct model, p« c.,,.nrDlao5-,f nV Pe^ 17.% aV^w! irrson. West End Vorlely Store, 588 Rivrr chanlcolly inclined. Steady days. Apply in 391860 after 5 p.m. CUSTOMER SERVICE Rd., Fair Haven. ' person, AAV Cityo, Holmdel and Bcth- BIKE — Girl's Columbia ill RiseToirnost eel for small business or den. Best offe Ihols. wormed. 3 lernolej. 477-70M. lUHSrRY SCHOOL ATMOSPHERE ew, Oest otler. AlfiM, agfjrnr.-'"1 ony Rd., Hailet. Ettucaiionol toys, ptnvynrtf, playroom HRE6-PI6CE WICKER SET — $45. I42-0462. _ Call MIFim oiler 4 pm. A A KC ull time. Salary open, livsv shop Call playmates. Close supervision, 2914fSS0. :hlfferobe, $10. Rollsserle, *IO. Olher SWIMMING POOL/PLAY AREAT I'hT '""i" °! . cl'omplon bloodline! CLERK r,ivo person REG I"S T P. R E 6 N U~R SE- 3 i> "i ~t o" I idds ond ends. 747-4021. ihow ond pel quality. Besl oiler. 98B3775. Mr. Rodney. 4ft? OS^f. p.m. Top pay ond benefits, Apply firook 'KMT rRAILFR - Wllh'!0xri~mro"n CLOSURE: CHAIN LINK FENCE, vinyl with porr.on- *RACMt.A".-"NURSf: — Will airp for"p|- AUil-aroom, WA or best oiler. 1 dole Nursing Center, Hwy 35, timid. »OOL — Muskln, I?'x3". With liner, lod- coaled, 77*. 4 high, two aales, poles ond FR EE PUP Pi E S MATURE. PERSON WiNinq to'bcihyifl Icrly or invglkj jwr'.nn. Rcfrrrncc. WrCp spacers. Almost new, $90. AWNINGS, yel- To ooocl home iiMy lo handle) In* R-S. ihf'Dnily KfqKIrr, fii-ti'lMmk ' ler and filter. Used one summer. $50. Coll in my home, tlouri omJ ptiy good Coll SrCRTTARY"- Typing, shorlhonrl. Kct r low flberglas with attractive wrought Iron 495-1370 custorneir, on S42-I749 between 5/p.m. Bank law frrm. Will Jnnri wriLniLT -. custom acts ramie 3A '~,~roi> «793? £ -LW1HO PHOULl-MS? - Call W fi pertonp. less Hum y vpors old Movlnn mountings. Three 6Vi' wide, »15 each; Call 741-ViOO PIANO — Upright. $50. our jvi" wide, $6 each; am 2'/j' wide, $4. •RREJISTABLF-'GorQeouWlTlenT phono. Abln OUSCKtnPUR WANTPD f-or Hil'lif or oltcratiorii, deiin, niMtdina Hro% Quick sale. 1100. main ' R WA I T Wf- SSL S M/F WAN TV O - Dny iblc rolc^. You move. M^TJOJ ive, 2 months old striped llrjers. Huffy ausework. Plrasant workinrj < onrjition^. : I o typo or- Shift. Apply in person, WCX DINER, 11/ INAI. SALi; — Factory lnbkj, ilrVkV, _ Call 842-3594 long hair. Perlecl lor a graduation Mu',t have transportcitiun, Ocpcnildblc untl K0NI0M60A — Ropld camera wllh 90 »Fl|ienl. Call oner 3, 747-9I4/, Fair Haven rJot:;. follow relkihle upplicaiiK only. 6/1 V6JS uttcf 6 W. Tronl Sf., Red (iarik iABY^ITTCR - Rcll«i»le, rt-ri',on«l hests ol drawers, mirrors, choirs, wood- en'torrn sash, stovo ,,|,, , ), | ,, LARINET — Excel lent" tone ond condl- mm lem, like new. Topcon D-1 camera Wail(tl)ii'_ week rikjhti until 10, wrcki-i C m s nll mony ion. $25. up r.hipmnritv IM:HMAN I:NT POS'I T ION" - - ror" rnlscellaneous llein-.. Iu Shrcwibury wllh 50 mm 1,1 lens. Behind term meter MoreCldssTf ieci ' Call 747-1271 after 3 p.m. and copo wilh ^URM-'--. RN or LPN.'fi I rir partlmir. iencc'tf kick pr*ss opprtjlor. Light r Ave , Hed nonk./4I 0993 coupled, Ilkt new. Welbllt stave, 4 gas on Nexf Page 'ILMISOIII worklim (onditu is and bonr-hts rtc uiid mvmhly work. Apply Cro MPERXii(Tnew,3t)hrcrtr lumen, gat oven and eleclrlc oven, good proGsure in IA'RAOL 5ALI: - Colls HCf.k. ClovnriiJM :onamon. Coll alter 6 p.m. 5D3-2J93. ncliHh'U. Cult t.aiuntttt* Cnnvolcsccnt ....nnrtring Corp.; I ncml St.. Kryp( ornblnatlon backdoor. Coll after 6 p.m. •.iinall hur.y ol- Center, ')42-4/00. HA J006. , Situations Wanted ecllon May 71,, v:in lo A. I urnlluro, lollies, household Hems, 28 Georoelr 87 0081. Apartments . 'Ur.o. Apply CARPl-.N I |. «s' And iiHprrT. 0 DIETARY AIOI — part time i Male Auction Sales perfen-ftt linml (Hiy (iml wurkim) tomi pertCHCf In (ooti hecitth itire. Mmtrs 10 i xpr.Hii:ric'i.ij MUSICIAN" Yrijiirnr Auction Sales Hwy 35 264-8000 Kcyporf (i.in. A: 30 p m, Si,(ici(jy,, 1 p.m, to /, •'((] ?,?, rw-O.p7Velrlanraior; JIM). ,„;* "•""'•""•taitac,,,/ shiiicfil) sc«'kl work. IWM l-ltliljp UIH) 22 sclf.sliirtlng rlrclrlc wall oven, with p.m. wfokdir/',. Apply J^r^ey Shore Me Lifetime collection Pine Victorian (JiftH O-ntCf, Cnrllcs AVP. fU'pluiie, Per H(K1 GulidrKI. m (\ljt i,r <)it,.4V>;, Iherfrfoslot, tlm.k nnd rolKscrle 105 A- i swivel desk Perlott Purnlthlnat — Lovely Appoint* MF- niCAl SM.WI IAIIVASM',IAIlf" soniu'l {lf[it . wrck((oy% 9 1 p.m. An equal till I U UP! Your n.mi.. with"'u npw Outstanding , noil typing '.kill', i I>I|IMI nl. Ned Hi'in rtniuufii/iitv rmiiloypr. laul nl iKimi, gi'iiriul ynrtl writ it or wlml y C Collector's Trtasuro GREEN GROVE lTir I 10 >n" ' """ '"" ' "" '"• FACTORY HUHSi:S' Altii. V-.xfU'ik'rupct, 7 to ) tui«t' y(ni. liy f.onipoin: vt\v> fruev McnLoti- PUBLIcXuCTION ( Ivr iJuy> ii wi't'k, every oirirr wfphcru; ru'JJ,' I(J"II>M' NT 4 rn.mlht alci; 2 PUBLIC AUCTION Removed: Amerlcan-ltallan Club JOBS " I CHI. IAIVY : Alrurury\ riM. full llnyi/lew Nitrslng Home, Vt\ 0-1-il) K 1000 srM-ukirs. Ji',, nf,Fr lurntalilr wllh SOt Ttrhuni Rd. Prlnctlon, N.J. (ftowri, nerds ( a\iiiU\v w 51. John Terrell * Baltimore Bit. '. I *• I Ickciira, niiiu, icirtrirlnp. W0 Heallsllr S5 PRALLSVILLB RD,, STOCKTON, N.J. (Oil in N. Han lion) Tirmc) iirrfcrtrd 'm\ui v i IIOl'lK Kl l-pr N-ASSIST A tj I I * APARTMENTS *i.ll aim,. IVO, I'r.. SH fHL tuner, $65. Co" Rt. JVuiv.r Rd, (at Aulo I hop) - y Call tU lUA •rii'firr (ii f."fji;n|% iHi/dhU- anil t<"rcWcjl>lc Situations Wanted idrll Oolliy imsi'llc ,|(,r>, $I7F) Com- WED., MAY 31 9 A.M. mill filfrn?. Will uir fougtil till riretis (,j mnents or ininulcte- (or $400 Him. I ••»- Male-Female SAT., MAY 27, 9 A.M. ,E«riibii! TUM., 10, I to s p.m. 30 Fine w. I (Jr.., LOurifJruj not now known f xtelldnt op nil for Kornn. lib 0«?2. Efficiency nil HQMIP, )rtijnifv tu Irorn lo lie n lull fl educe) HI I IAIII.I. tOIII'l.l Will M»i>'ln'onil I t-xtilnlt Sale Morning In T«nt| oriental rugi, good iplnel piano lovelv MIMi: fOMlOH. ' - Ariel INI.,'for'.vil«; Rosenitr Grand Plono, rart portrait Vlclorlan ond Louli XV ilule loveteal ixjokkceriff. 'mlrtry find hcnctll', ((iir for hoiitp onil |ipl wlillp you vactjllun r f APLI:R MARKf IING '.uinrnpr •11. 84V 010} tiflpr A. .'ill forrcll TruiUnrj Gea, Clinton 1st N.Y, Oov., s) Mer- joloi, chain, marble toblei, ilandi and One-bedroom 14 W I ronl 51. /.I/-704U Red (Uink «/2 053« reilti 200 SL, 30 nice Oriental fugi, two bedroom Ifti, fine cu(lom r/llploy coo" 1/(5 Mutch coblntti, 1790 wing, AOam net onrl Wm and Mary Indlet" deik, two-bedroom WAI tlU.SM '» MT -- A-m r. Am,t - union ran, 1 :,„•: and Dlreclnlr* Swan nick chain and n U carvetl 1920 living let, early iplrv In |>f-rM>ri. Pi ii «vi in IIOIIM rclf sola, Important 1760 Elliot Tobli, con. nlna wheel, mlrron, ofc.l Lovelv cut n »*•() ()(ih Diner, Rl. JV Mn;t«l FINANCIAL vex and dolnfy pier mirrors, 1775 nice on1 l ll/lll ',11 .|(i..|(li ',17 ; Business Opportunities eaglet, French and Mallon cabinet!,< yoehm nirdi, Cohan dinner MI, line port. Managers Office. , •,« 144m r> l)f uvvr VI, Apply in HflTMtii, II tj.in AZALEAS t?t benefit's Hi W/WJV m ciml trmn ', fl p ni HOWAHO lONY'S Mill -illOI" lovely glass, china, broit, ptwltr, old Jevrei vniti, ihali cameo, t. 7-5414, Hours 9 a.m. 6 pm. I Chlntu and Rose Medallion lompi, tic, ( t « lOO'tflMCOllfclOblfll AII:-. i VUNIM; oii-.i- TCIII N CABINET -. And broom cioni Auclleneert (Mj m-mt TwTWOo block* cast Rt, 341 i mblnallan, TV ontinnn ""••• LIST!* imOMUT $LATOI>>, lnc. ] han/and Middle Rd. Call 14? OHM Auclleneeri Mf >tl 4MI Trinl.n I If 10191 fW rtMrt THE FAMILY ORCUS By Btl Ketne TV D«fly Register, B«J Bank - MkWtetown, HJ, VmvSmy, May ii, im 43 Real Estate Wanted TO"B5C SCHANCK AGENCY McGovern Drive REALTOR LfiT)N6T6l» ietU* THREE-ROOM ApARTMKNT - Hot- Linden PI, Red •ent ters'wWSt C<"""*1 **' M»" Evei, Sun. 747-eDM L6N0. (B'AfiCM - Two*«droom~oiot|. ment, beautlMly decoralttl, furnished and LEGAL NOTICE Wonted to Rent NOTICE Office Is Lboted FAMILY WITH CHILDREN — In need ot Toke notice that Anthony Scherl, trad- houie. $225 a month plus one monlh'f ing at PINE TREE, hat applied to the .•curily. Call (42-5577. Moyor and Council of the Borough ot Ea- KREEHOLD - Thieves McGovern enthusiasts who tontown, New'Jersev for plenary retail broke Into McGovern cam- couldn't wait until morning." Commercial Rentolt U5INESS COUPLE dKlris small apart- consumption license fc-9 tor premises lo- tent for June occupancy In Red Bonk caied of Route 35, Eatontown, N.J. Oblec- paign headquarters Tuesday OFFICE 5PAC oreo, Write Box K-31. The Dally Register, tions, If any, should be mode Immediately said Richard J. McManus, a Keo Bank. In writing to Marlorle Becker, Clerk ol night or early yesterday, candidate (or delegate to the ComponlonooH, quiet notured. Uovobli . .„-_ , -.J iq. ff. Centrally olr WE NEED - Flve~or"sTx,'aTDedroom dlsjMsltlon. Good rooking. Call 545-0277. morning, and took- $1.97 and a Democratic National Con- cmwlliloned. Conloct; Mr, Link, phone 741- lento) Homes, furnished or unfurnished Highway 3S Hb»mj6Millo MARE -"BT Torn SfJS to MM per month for Incoming tnj^J $20 portable radio,, police here vention on the Monmouth y»» old. Show protwcl .J435.COM Jenonnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 15. oTpTcTs«kEiriSoT*fV, MdBanV yildoletown.S7MOO0. reported yesterday. County McGovern slate who Is Approximate 5000 H. N. office space, air NOTICE conailioned, for profMstonal use, MM per WANTED — Two-bedroom apartmenT OOSBRMAN - 14 montlw man. AKC month. Take notice that Raymond Stubbs and They said the thieves appai - director of the local office. reoljtertd. Excellent temperamont. Love» 1 Red BanKFoIr Haven area. Good site Frances Stubbs, T/A BIZZARRO'S BAR, chHBVon, tlfe. 7W-IM0 after f p.m. rooms. Auaust 1 occupancy. Retired rial applied to Ihe Mayor ond Council ol ently entered through a side "We want as many voters SCHANCK AGENCY ouple. 29I0IO9. the Borough of Red Bank for a Plenary •BAUflFUL, HEALTHY KITTENS REALTOR Retail Consumption license C '.lor prem- door of the headquarters lit 4(1 as possible to know about i weeks old. wnnM and litter broktn. • Linden PI. 3 ROOMS — Unlurnlthtd. For. retired ises situated al 25t Bridge Avenue, Red ree lo responsible porllis. 7I7-J333. oentleman ond his dog. Leonardo area, South St. (ieorgc Mt'Oovcrn and his po- 747-0397 Eves. Sun•VJS&, Coll collect otter 1 p.m. «M13*9. Bonk, N.J. FREE KITTENS Objections, If any, should be mode Im- A McGovern spokesman sitions before the June H New To a aood horn*. SHOP OR OFFICE -Three rooms. River -USINESS EXECUTIVE — Transferred mediately In writing to John Bryan, Clerk MWW ?d.,Fol?lr Have? ?rn Vl ot nto Hozlel area, neede three-bedroom ol the Borough of Red Bank, N.J. said he was sorry the thieves Jersey primary." he said. 7tU?ti.' Mr.n' Conns'"- - . "° """•' louse, unfurnished. In residential area, (S(Slonedl ) V FOXJERRI ERS -All out'.' 0 rowS hree children, no pels. References tur- RAYMOND STUBB•-1BBS didn't take some" buttons and Mr. McManus said the sto- « lox terrlerl, large tyfw Chlhuohuot. FAIR HAVEN"-fluoln..Quaintt ColoniaO l building Ished. Call 244-4M0, Mr. Cholphln. FRANCES STUBBS I7WI14I. n tenter of Witnes""-s Oreo"». , part of around bumper stickers as well. •Joor. Also «mal rooms on second floor. MATURE COUPLE — Responsible, with Moy 15, June I S7.50 lon radio belonged to a cam- iWARANER PUPS - Six kioM. one daughter, needs 101011 home. Keyport NOTICE TO ei DOERS "We were hoping they were paign worker. AK( charn- lo Red Bank. Reasonable. 717-0)5]. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Town ;n* tx««dt "ISfW. Tnr? M mol«ml 5 , HlIhrm (imolet l . JS&JS&- imp ol Freehold will accept bids tor the STORETOR REW- *^1 location In SMALL SEMI-FURNISHED APART' delivery ond Installation of fence, gates Long Branch. Broadway, corner « Ho*l- MENT - Wanted by retired couple. Vici- ond appurtenances around the Municipal uitiiiuiuiniitiiminnitiiiiiiiiiHiiiiitiiffHiiiuinntniiminntiiiiiiiHiHiunaiiiniiii I NEED SOMEONE - To loytm.. Found ond. Approximately 30x60. Ad|oc«nt to nity Highlands. Kindly phone «72-1121. Garoge site until 3:00 P.M. on June 6, 1972 black mlxid. brtcddoo, house trointd • Cumberland Farmt. Parklno tor 12 cars. at which time the bids will be opened and Pitoti adopt, m-wf of KU650. Trtmtndout opportunlly (or drua or meat NFURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT publicly read In the Municipal Building. market, or whaf-hove-you. Coll 322-1000. — Or tiny house for yearly rental. 1-2 bed- rooms. Young couple with dog. Excellent "Mommy always puts a NAPKIN in my lunch." Schanck Rood. Freehold. New Jersey. All SHREWSBURY - Broad St. Next to Bun- eterences. 727-3809 after 7 p.m. bids must be submitted on Township bid Ion's In shopping center. Store M'x«0'. forms In accordance with specifications. County Births REAL ESTATE Plenty of parklno. Office or store. Call OUNG BUSINESS WOMAN — Needs Bid forms and specifications are available FOR RENT 74f-W5 between f n.nys p.m. three-room apartment or will share two- at the Municipal Building weekdays dur- iiiiiiinuiniiuiniiauiiiiiiMmHnituiiiuiimiiiimitiHiinuiiiniiiiiiuiismiimiMmnni. bedroom apartment with some. Red Bonk Houses for Sale Houses for Sale ing normal business hours up to the date Apgrtmwu FOR RENT — Store or office,' 438 sq. ft. area. Call 741 -4tauofter 5:30 p.m. ot the opening. In Port Monmououthr . -113r 0 per month. Cal'—l RED BANK-RUMSON AND MILLS HAROLD H. SCHANK JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL fKeEH0t6 .ied three roomT LINCROFT AROUND — Mltlple Listings. Send for ,; j Township Clerk ItlVERVIEW Comfwtdblt, jrt term. In bore ree catleg of model homes, farms, • pata- * ? Freehold Township Red Bank Neptune twKM. Call 4«1i3i. ... Furnished Rooms $39,900 tlal Rumson estates, waterfronts, ocre- P.O. Box 9301 Country atmosphere. Custom ige, lots, business opportunities. Freehold, N.J njV'J", 'RepBANk-OretnlrMApn Apartrrnnlia , 2W RIVATE ENTRANCE — And bath 5 J Mr. and Mrs. James Fields Sprlna St. Tfe-btdroom apairlm«nr 1 avall- Houses for Rent Share kitchenette. Suitable for one or two built three-bedroom, two- RAY STILL-MAN May 25 • - - Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wells oH«.Tmmedlot«ly. Call 7il-I-3WS 3 tor op- RUMSON — Cttormlno three-bedroom re- women. Call between 34 P.m. 671-2400. NOTICE TO BIDDERS (nee Jacqueline Cappie), 401 poininnnt. •tored corrtoge house. Excellent area, bath ranch. Large living Realtor -ONE-rellablep BACKHPE/LOADER Jumping Brook Apartments, (nee Margaret Butt), Squan- harden. Security ana references, S375. room with raised hearth fire- Our 54lh Year" NOTICE Ii hereby qlven mat the Town- RiBUBF LUXURY HI-RISE WMM3?'after 5p.m. Seml^orivate bath, Second floor. Cl M8Hwy35 Shrewsbury 74I-S400 ship of Freehold will accept bids for the kum Road, Farmlngdate, al—.l. transportatio..—...wv.._.JOInI 1ond stores, yet resi,— place, formal dtnlng room, Neptune, daughter, May 24. TWO-BEDROOM CAPE COD — Living purchase of a new bockhoe/loader for use TOWERS flat. *1M per month plus small security. family size kitchen, enclosed SPLIT — Four bedrooms, two baths, liv- by the Township's Streets and Roods De- daughter, May 23. rpom, kitchen, bath. Available June 1. '4MUS. ing room, dining room, kitchen, den, base- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spen- OKtrlooklpg the beautiful Naveslnk River. Ca|l JM-JOM, ask far GGeorger . porch, attached garage. Ex- ment, garage. Hot water heat. Excellent partment until 2:00 P.M. on June 6, 1972 Spacious 1^-3 bedroom aparlmenti. Cen LARGE ROOM — With beautiful view o cellent mortgage financing. condition. S37.9OO. ot which time the bids will be opened and cer (nee Colleen McKittrick), trauyalr conditioned. 34 hr. doorman, In- HOLMDEL — Located on 150 acre (arm. river. Beach prlviltuel. Refined lady. Col publicly read In the Municipal Building, door parking, swim pool, marina, TV Three-r*oom house. Rent S2O0 per month. 2291944. Immediate occupancy. Call Schanck Rood, Freehold, New Jersey. All Parkview at Madison, Lau- security, terraces. Nine room house, rent S4S0 per month. now... $39,900. RANCH — Located an wooded acre lot. bids must be lubmltled on Township bid Two year leases only. Three months de. WELL FURNISHED ROOM — Private Three bedrooms, two baths, 26' living rence Harbor, son, May 24. room, dining room, kitchen, double ga- lormt In accordance wllh specifications. Efficiencies and professional suite avoll (Hislt. Recently modernized. Write to Box home, suitable for business gentleman. McGOWAN,RYAN Bid forms ond specifications are available P-S3, The Dally Reglsler, Red Bonk. Reference. 787-9510 otter i p.m. rage, basement, centrally air conditioned. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Lifton Park-like selling. 149.000. at the Municipal Building weekdays dur- -'Contact: Mr-Link 12011 741-1732 FOUR-BEDROOM — Two-bath ranch. NICE, COMFORTABLE RQO«5 — ing normal business hours up to the dote (nee Barbara Coleman), 44 Realtors of the opening. L0H-SCMAiJ|C YOUNG WOMXlT=-~Wlihes to share Deep water dock. Near race track. Sea- Middle-aged man or woman. Residential. Parkside Ave., Freehold, oparfment with tame. Red Bank area. sonal rental. 229-3599. Near bus line. 642-3943 after 6. Red Bank area MLS SCHANCK AGENCY Township Clerk Write Box K-36, The Dally Register. Red NEW - Three-bedroom. Near beach. «S0 N. Mort. MLS REALTOR Freehold Township' daughter, May 24. 8 Linden PI. Red Dank P.p. Box no. plus electric. References, security. 787' Shore MLS 747-0397 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fox (nee KBANSBURG - Brand new three-bed" 5923. Houses for Sale Eves. Sun. 747-4OBS Freehold; N.J.0772S. ~>m apartment. Excellent neighborhood. May 25 »5.50 Jane Totten), 115 Ivy Hill SO"T a month. Security required. 222-0577 HOLMDEt. — Five-bedroom two-story. 234 River Rd., Red Bank • art* Newly decorated. (415 per month. CARL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS A BITOF MERRIE NOTICE TO BIDDERS 12-2434. F. ZELUERS, Realtor, 94.4443, Beautiful Colonial. Three bed- 747-3000 TRACTOR WITH ROTARY MOWER Road, Maiawan Township, room•nss, tw bathr. den, llvina OLD ENGLAND! NOTICE Ii hereby given that the Town- pITTLE SILVER - Three-bedroom, one- LONG BRANCH — Smalt cottage. One roomn# fireplace, hot water heat. Truly a charming English Tuabr set on a ship of Freehold will accept bids for the twin daughters, May 24. bath ranch. Living room with fireplace. bedroom. Furnished and carpeted. Near full „ .....it with cedar storage FAIR HAVEN small carelreelot with toll trees. All purchase ol a new tractor with rotary MONMOUTH MEDICAL Men, enclosed porch. One acre with prl- track. Available Immtdlaiely. 229-4565 or closet. _ol 100x125 olus extra lot >rlck, slate roof. Seams* balconyl Three mower tor use by the Township's Streets v«V. Immediate occupancy. Asking M9-JI47. SALT BOX jedrooms* 2 baths, Rumson. Hurryl ond Rood* Department until 1:30 P.M. on 47x126. Nicely landscaped. Mint Perfect for »tart«r or retirement. Two 165,000. June 6,1972 at which time the bids will be Long Branch "ABULOUSPOCONO HIDEAWAY — condition. Walking distance to bedrooms, cozy living room with fire* Joseph G. opened and publicly read In the Municipal THREE ROOMS — And bath, utilities In- New Ski Chalet, Five bedrooms, two transportation, schools and shop- place, dining room plus sunroom. Par- Building, Schanck Road, Freehold, New Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soles clutted. Available June 1st. baths, will sleep 12, Enjoy the freeom of ping. $41,900. llally finished playroom in basement, AAcCUE Jersey. All bids must be submitted on the beautiful Poconos during the last-two Fenced In yard, cMtacned one-car parpae. Township bid forms In accordance with (nee Barbara Harleman), 445 KEYPORT — New six-room apartment In weeks In June and first two In July, BROOK AGENCY Near schools ond transportation. Asking 30 Ridge Rd. Realtors specifications. Bid forms and specifica- Prospect Ave., Long Branch, two-family house. Utilities not furnished. monthly or weekly. Call Mr. Ecklol, 671- Anne E. McCully, Realtor »32,m tions are available at the Municipal Build- 1250 per mo. 7391039. 0400 or 787-1679. (42-2760 ing weekdays during normal business daughter, May 24. 99 First Ave. Atlantic Highland! RUSSELL AA. BORUS hours up to the dote of the opening. THREE LARGE ROOMS - And bath. All MONMOUTH BEACH — Three-bedroom 291-1717 LARGE COLONIAL Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nelson utilities Included. Must be seen to appre- house on lagoon with dock. Beautifully REALTORS HAROLD H. SCHANK ciate. 787-4WZ decorated, furnished and carpeted. Avail- SUMMER IN RUMSON! 600 River Rd., Fair Haven MIDDLETOWN Township Clerk (nee Audrey Russoniello), able Immediately. 229-4565 or 229-2247. On July 1st you can 747-4532 Freeholehold TowTownshin p MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENT — RUMSON — Mid Forties. Two-itory Elegant live-bedroom home, on IVi acres, PP.OO . Box 930, Jamestown Apartments, Three rooms withbath, heat, and hot wa. FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom, l'A-bath move into this centrally home, four twin suite bedrooms, two featuring three full baths plus two powder Freehold, N.J. 07728 ter. One bloc:klk Iron m beach: J15O month. Cape. Llvlng-dlnlng roam, fireplace, large baths, fireplace In llvina room, forma rooms, family room with fireplace, large May 25 Toms River, son, May 24. Adults.. One year lease. 3 Oceanview Ave. kitchen, recreation room, very private air conditioned dlnlnif room plus Butlers pantry, den Keansburg. fci-mj, 495-1697. yard. July 1st. *375. <4?-409O after 3 p.m. country Kltcnen, separate library, 24x24 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Colonial home Come see the rest- _y living room, full basement. Allbrand new. CONSTRUCTION Of MUNICIPAL OA- Mr. and Mrs. John Rob- KEANSBURG — Beachvlew Gardens. RANCH HOUSE — Three bedrooms, liv- Minutes from the beach, S97.50O. Contact builder direct. 671-5928 erlshaw (nee Francine La- One-bedroom apartment; also one effi ing kitchen, dlnlno room, two complete LINCROFT — Only 13O.M0. Picturesque days or 842-1059 evenings. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Town- ciency apartment, overlooking bay. Co bathrooms. Ocean view. Privileges to golf and boating spliMevel featuring, four bedrooms, two ship of Freehold wfll accept bids for the vance), 678 Lake Ave., Bay Hela Yungst beach. S25O> monthly. One month's secu- Four large bedrooms baths, gameroom 12x24, basement. Plus construction of a pfe-englneered building rity. Gos and electricity not Included. other features. to be used as a Municipal Garage until Head, son, May 24. Yearly tenants. For more information call Family room, den WATERFRONT :30 P.M. on June 6, 1972 at which time WEST ENENDD — 2'A furnished. Tiled both, OCEAN REALTY AGENCY PERTH AM BOY GENERAL led b 212-LO4-19V6 collect, or go to 105 Port Two fireplaces for Bulkhead. Magnificent view of river. ened and publicly read kitchenettekitchenett , aiairr conditii l t 'AAonmoulh Rd>, Port Monmouth. Neigh- 542-1990 in me municipal pulldlng, Schanck Rood, Beauty To ool, bors will show house. next winter Three bedrooms* eat-In kitchen* dining Perth Amboy H0U MIDDLETOWN — Stately Colonial with room with alcove, den, enclosed porch* Freehold, New Jersey. All bids must be Absolutely mint condition parkllke grounds, very large rooms dock, riparian rights. Immediate posses- submitted on Township bid forms In ac- 9 LONG BRANCH — Summer rental to La- 5)25 to 1350 Per Month Just reduced to Brealhtaklngly attractive. M4.90O. sion. Stf/MO. CROWELL AGENCY, 741- cordance with tpeclllcatlont. Bid forms bor Day. Furnished four rooms and both. THE BERG AGENCY 403O. and tpeclflcatlons are available at the Mu- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cassidy, Meet 'Best Ocean Front. Private beach. Call eve- Rt 35 Middletawn $79,500 LINCROFT FARMETTE — Lovely Im- LITTLE SILVER — Custom ranch. Living nicipal Building weekdays during normal nings. J29-1553. 671-1000 REDDEN AGENCY maculate twc*bedroom ranch. $53,900,. room with fireptoce. large dlnlna room, business hourt up fo the date ot the open- (nee Kathleen Foley), 56 16* kitchen* three bedrooms, Florl-da Ing. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- Realtor TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Avail- 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank COLTS NECK — Huae Colonial. In-law room, (jame room, two baths* basement/ HAROLD H. SCHANK Maryland Ave., West Long able Immediately. Call 741-9115 for Inter- nfshed and unfurnished. Immediate occu- apartment. Large lot. brook. M6.900. double garoge, private yard. A-l condi- Township Clerk At Center view. MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE >oncy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, STYNES REALTOR tion, tssaoc. Freehold Township Branch, son, May 22. APARTMENTS. Jceonport Ave., Oceanport. 542-3500. 741-9100 94S-9M4 Evenings 747-4141 P.O. Box 930, HOLMDEL - Beauty EASY LIVING SCHANCK AGENCY ,, -Preehold, N.J. 07721 LEGAL NOTICE meets the Best might well be Four bedrooms, V/i baths, paneled den, REALTOR May 25 55 7« NOTICE Houses For Sale Houses For Sale RUMSON! central air conditioning, wooded lot and NOTICE Toke notice that Carroll ond Schwelier, the theme for one aspect of anything else you may desire in o home. I Linden PI. Red Bank Take notice that Duvld Inc., a New Jer- Three-bedroom Colonial on lovely lam. All in excellent move-In condition, lust Inc. trading as AIRPORT INN has applied the opening night Gala benefit Den. patio, porch, office. Full basement 747-0397 Eves. Sun. 747-4088 sey corporation, trading OS PHIL'S TURF to the Moyor and Council of the Borough large lot. Charming location, yet close t< bring your family. $44,900. CLUB, has applied to the Mayor and of New Shrewsbury tor a Plenary Retail performance at the Garden schools and transportation. $68,000. Walker & Walker, Realtors PAUL R.STRYKER, Realtor. Forms Council ol the Borough of Eatonlown lor Consumption Liquor License for premises renewal of a Plenar_.,y Retail Consumption situated ot S60 Shrewsbury Avenue, New State Arts Center on June RUMSON WATERFRONT! Hwy.35 741-5212 Shrewsbury • ano farm estates. State Highway 34, liquor license CM. folor |premises situated on Shrewsbury. Objections, it any, should be Estate area. Beautiful four-bsdroor Route 35. 500 feet south of the Eatonlown made Immediately In writing to Jerome S. 10th. The "beauty" will be ranch, family room, central air. Protecte WATERFRONT Holmdel. Phone 944-1144. Circle, Eatontown, New Jersey. Reed, Clerk of the Borough of New " cwsbury. provided by Hela Yungst, Inlet. Gorgeous view. A "mujt see.' Five bedrooms, 2Vi baths, flreplac* In 2. Ttw officer of the < irotion Is: David den, eat-in kitchen, dining room. Imme- S. Stelner, 10 Lenno"Terrace, South Or- CARROLL & SCHWEIZER, INC. Miss New Jersey of 1971 and p diate possession. 547,900. MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split. oncw, N J., President and Secretory. CHARLES V. CARROLL JR., CROWELL AGENCY, 741-4031). Two full baths, basement, family room. The director is: Oavld 5. Stelner. President the "best" of course refers to McCUE CALL KROL — For your real estate Must be seen. Asking S44.S00. For details, The stockholder holding more them 1% 560 Shrewsbury Avenue needs. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, call THE LEHOARD AGENCY, 671-9633. of the stock is— David 5. Stelner, 100%. w*»" Shrewsbury, N.J. Bob Hope and Duke Ellington, 30 Ridge Rd. Realtors Holmdel, N.J., 071-4416. Objections. If any, should be made im- KEANSBURG — Priced to sell. A doll's mediately In writing to War|orle L. Beck- who will be performing in a TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- house. Must see. Beautifully decorated, er, Borough Clerk of the Borough of Ea- NOTICE GROWING YOUR HOME? —Coll at near all transportation and beach. (212) tontown, New Jersey. Take notice that Chris Batsls and Bess benefit for the Arts Center CHARMING AND write for your complimentary copy of Ap< 266-0505 between 6-7 p.m. Peterson, t/a Peterson's Riverside inn, pleBrook's monthly Homes (or Living Duvld Incorporated have applied to the Mayor and Council ol Fund. PRIVACY TOO!! MIDDLETOWN — Renovated farmhouse, C/O B. WILLIAM HOCHMAN, ESQ. magazine. Otters pictures, prices, d( 17 Academy Street the Borougirougih ot Red Bank, N.J. for Ple- Lovely grounds, trees and thrubs. Fenced' scrlptlons. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, V* acre. 20x40 pool. First floor: Paneled nary Rletall Consumption License C-2 for • The Arts Center Fund was In yardlras private bock and side patios, Realtors, 950 Hwy. 33. Mlddletown. 671- living room with fireplace, dining room Newark, New Jersey f completely secluded. Three bedrooms, May 25, June 1 $12.00 premises situated al 183 Riverside Ave.. 2300. with fireplace* den* balh. Second flQor: Red Bank, N.J. set up by New Jersey High- game room, dishwasher, refrigerator* four bedrooms, two baths, full basement NOTICE TO BIDDERS wall-to-wall carpeting, gas grin, two-car FAIR HAVEN - Charming Colonial In de- and attic Owner. 671-0629. CHRIS BATSIS, way Authority Chairman John MIDDLETOWN attached aorage. Interested? Cafl us Separate sealed bids wilt be received by 183 Riverside Ave. sirable River Oaks section near Rumson the Hozlel Township Board of Education Young lamlly naaded for thlslour-bedroom. 1& balh Ranch, full today. 144.900. border. Three bedrooms plus family MIDDLETOWN — 3 or 4-bedroom bl-levcl Red Bank : P. Gallagher to provide free wllh central air, larglarge country, kitchen. _ . ,. at the office of the Secretary, 1719 A BESS PETERSON . room, and separate recreation room Idea! Union Avenue at Middle Roaa, Hazlet, basement, central air conditioning, large gameroom for family fun. for pool table or oil year children playing, living room, comnplefel| y tiled bath, pan- WATERBURY eled lamlly roomI with wall-to-wall fire- New Jersey until 2:00 p.m. June 12, 1972 is3 RiversidRede Ban Ave.-k ; daytime entertainment for Asking $39,500. Beautiful toll trees and flowering tn for furnishingt. and shrubs throughout. place and wall-to-wall paneled Obledlons, If any, should be made Im- New Jersey's senior citizens, Quality built home with many odded fea- den or 4th bedroom* utility room, over- Re-Roofing Portion of West Keansburg mediately In writing to John Bryan, Clerk AGENCY sized one-car garage with electrically op- School of the Borough of Red Bank. blind, disabled war veterans COLTS NECK Realtor —47 Years ot Service — Insuror tures: large flagstone pallo with outdoor Moy 25, June 1 S9.0C 61 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bon! lighting, slate foyer and powder room, erated door, city sewers and water. Prin- Elementary Physical Education Sup* Comfortable family living on a one acre lot in the nicest section of wall-to-wall carpeting downstairs and i cipals only. Low «'s. Call owner 787-4985 piles & Equipment NOTICE and school children. Chair- Monmouth County. Four bedrooms, three bath Ranch. Beautiful fam- master bedroom. Built-in bookcases, bun after & p.m. General Education Equipment TAKE NOTICE that Club Ervel, Inc., beds, built-in full wall cabinets In famlf' Bids will be opened by the Secretory of man Gallagher hopes to raise ily room, plus a gameroom for the kids. Central air conditioning. Ask- A REAL DELIGHT SHREWSBURY — Transferred owner trading os Ml Place, has applied to the This roomy ranch, in rural setting, has at room. Ideal eat-In kitchen, attracKvel the Board who will publicly announce the Mayor and Council ol the Borough ot Ea- enough money from the Hope- ing $71,900. . decorated. soys "sell my four-bedroom, two-bath bid total. tractive living room with beamed cflllnj split." Reduced to 135,900. Call todatodayi l' Ths conditions, terms and specifications tonfown for the renewal of Plenary Retail and fireplace, a charming dining room Low fifties. For sale by owner. Call 741 CAMASS?A AGENCY., Realtors*, 4 PorkePark r for the above may be obtained from the Consumption License No. C-6 tor_prem. Ellington Gala so that one- eat-in kitchen ond two-car garage. Rea 0594. HI* Silver. 741-4336. Secretory of the Board of Education the ises located at 30B Highway 35, Eaton, half million New Jerseyans' HAZLET llstlcally priced for quick safe. On oddress shown below. town, New Jersey. $41,000. MIDDLETOWN — Sparkling split ranch, FAIR HAVEN — Overlooking the Naves- Objections, If any, should be made Im- This beautiful fourJoedroom Split-level on well landscaped lot boasts six months old. Three bedrooms, 2vj Ink River, a gracious center hoi I Colonial The Board of Education reserves the mediately In writing lo: will see these free programs. baths, beamed family roam with tire- right to reject any or all bids ond to waive ot large living room, family kitchen-dlnJng area. 20x12 family room with exquisite exterior detail. Built fn the any Immaterial formalities. Mrs. Marlorle C. Becker, Municipal Hela Yungst, the former place, 1wo*car garage, spacious half, 1830's, tastefully restored. Exposed Clerk of the Borough of Eatontown. and many extras, Walk to transportation and schools. Quick sala VAN HORN acre-f treed lot. Asking 148,000. Imme- beams, two fireplaces, 2V> bathi, tour ROBERT G. HAVENS, CLUB ERVEL, INC. I/a Ml Place Miss New Jersey, has spent AGENCY — REALTORS dlote occupancy. Principals only. «71-4479. bedrooms, country kitchen, three porches. Board Secretary needed. Asking $36,900. Hazlet Township Pal B. Arnone, Pres. 8, Treas. Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. PORT MONMOUTH — Two year old bl< Lush landscaping.160,500. M2-423) 764 Branch Avenue the hist nine months as host- Board of Education Little Silver, New Jersey 747-4100 level, olumlnum siding. Three bedrooms, CUSTOM BUILT - 12-room home for ex- P.O. Box 257, MATAWAN 1V1 baths, recreation room. On oversliee ess of her own Variety show 804 River Rd. Fair Haven ecutive. Finest location. Almost two - -. - . 1719A Union Av«nue Dennlc B. Arnone, Vice Pres. & Secy. • Large family, wanted to lilf this magnilloent Marc Woods Split-level. lot. Hot water heal, plus much more. Im acres, beautlfull/ landscaped with flower- Hailct, New Jersey 07730 on tele vision oliurinel 527 In mediate occupancy. $34,700. 717-7070, ing shrubs ana trees. Separate guest Dated: Mav 25, 1972 16 Arthur Place Three master size bedrooms, 1'/i baths plus powder room. 19x10 Houses For Sale Principals only. apartment. Phone owner. 741-0041. Moy2S 17.75 Red Bonk, New Jersey addition, she graduated from Dated: May 17, 1972 den, oversize living room with formal dining area, full basement, two- BULKHEADED WATERFRONT 1 LITTLE 5ILVER - Three-bedroom, one- NOTICE May 18,25 51I.W Newark State College last car garage, all this and more on beautifully landscaped lot (or only FOR REAL SERVICE Magnificent view of river. Approximately bath ranch. Living room with ((replace, Notice of Increase in Rotes on an Inter- $42,900. an acre. Living room, den, libraryy,, rorformma den, enclosed porch. One acre with pri- im Basis for Electric Service To the Cus- NOTICE June, and now hopes to find a IN REAL ESTATE dining room, lour bedrooms, attach! vacy. Immediate occupancy. Asking tomers of Jersey Central Power and Light Toke notice that ROGEL'S BAR, INC. two-car . i. Excellent condition. CRO- Company and New Jersey Power ond trading as Rogers Bar has applied to'the career in the theater. WELL Ai f, 741-4030. 144,000. 747-5277. Light Company. Moyor ond Council of the Borough of Red Consult a CUSTOM RANCH - Four years old. Please fake notice that the Board of Bank for a Plenary Retail Consumption C. Miss Yungst went to Viet- Hwy.35 Mlddletown Member ol PRESTIGE LOCATION IN RUMSON - Three bedrooms, screened porch, full 19 license for premises situated al 153 This artistically decorated Colonial, In basement. In-ground pool, 18x34. Lot Public Utility Commissioners of New Jer- nam last August with six oth- Red Bank Area perfect condition. Is completely carpetec sey, pursuant to N.J.S.A.48: 2-21.1, on Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. 125x100. Man/ extras. Asking 146,000. Hoi- May 19, 1972 authorized the tiling by Jer- OBJECTIONS. If ony, should be made and that alone Is a great deal to consider, let area. 739-1468. . y, er Miss America contestants. 671-3311 MLS Six aood size bedrooms, formal dlnlnc sey Central Power and Light company Immediatelly in writinwritingg to John Bryan, mL and New Jersey Power and Light Com- Cl h r Reed BankBank. room with charming view of lovely gar- TAJ MAHAL? NOPE1 -«8,S00 — Just a Clerk of the Borough or R The tour was sponsored by den. This handsome home Is mosfln- superior Split with an Olympic size In- pany of a schedule of rates providing for OFFICEOFFICERRSS an increase over existing rates on an in- vltlng. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Ground pool set on a pork-like lot. There Nicholas Rqael, 57 Roleiah Court, Eaton- the Miss America Pageant are four large bedrooms, two full baths, terim basis designed to produce odd I Nona t town, N.J., President Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave.. Little Silver eat-In kitchen, formol dining room, very annual revenues of ill.000,000. This In- Janet Rogel, 57 Raleigh Court, Eotonlown, and the USO. The gills enter- 741-4500. large living room, recreation room, base- crease it 6.04% over existing rales and N.J., Secretary-Treasuretary-Tn r S47.500-LINCROFT SPLIT — You con play ment, attached garage. Five minutes to will be applied to each class of service, Alex Rogcl, 318 MlOnmouli h St., Red Bank, tained our armed forces from a quick nine holes before or aflcr dinner boating, fishing, school and trans- The Companies have filed with the N.J., Vice President Saigon to Fu Bayli and even on public golt course only a couple o portation1 . Owner says "submit all of- Board revisions to their existing tariffs May 25. June 1 S9.0Q blocks from this beautiful three-yeor-ol fers. ' Call now. THE KIRWAN CO., designed to produce Ih* authorized revc- did two shows aboard the USS centrally air conditioned home. Lovel Realtors, 75 Newman Springs Rd., Red nuei and* upon acceptance of that filing, ADVERTISEMENT paneled family room with sliding glos: Bank. 842-4350. will place the Increased rotes Into effect Sealed proposals will be received In the Enterprise. door to patio, large eat-In kitchen, fu' on aH service rendered on and after June Olflce ot the Engineering Bureau, Depart* REALTOR WEEK 1972 dining room; JVi baths, full basement. At' KEANSBURG FIVE-BEOROOM RANCH ment ol Defense, N.J., Headquarters The former Miss New Jer- tached garage. City sewers In and pale Building, Eggcrt Crossing Road, Trenton, — Completely remodeled. Large lot. New 'Further Information may be obtained at N.J. 08625, until 2:00P.M., Eastern for. Five minutes from N.Y. trans- ptumblno, hot water baseboard, electric. the Companies' General Offices at Madi- sey is still single, "dales no portation. Call for appointment. THE Coll after 6 p.m., 787-9164. Quiet street. Daylight Saving. Time on Thursday, 8 June KIRWAN CO., Realtors, 160 Hwy 36, West son Avenue ot Punch Bowl Road, Morris- 1972 ond then publicly opened and one special" and lives with FAIR HAVEN - Near river. Lovely Colo- Keansburg, Red Bonk. nial. Three bedrooms, living room, formal her family in Hillside. IN LOVELY WOODED AREA — Ot Fol dining room, wall-to-wall carpeting. Sun Haven. A or 5 bedrooms, ?'/? baths, wit room, newly remodeled kitchen, custom den or game room. Large lot. Askln cabinets, brick Dutch oven, new G.E. Curler CiU«cl 154,900. ELLEN S. HAZELTON, Realtor, dishwasher. Finished attic lor fourth bed- given. statutes prior to the opening of bids. Spec- 13 W. River Rd., Rumson. 842 3200. Mem room. Pecky Cypress paneled basement Jersey Central Power and Light Company ifications will be furnished on application "THE DAILY REGISTER'S" ber Inter-CHy Relocation Service. with bar. Detached one-caoe-car gagoroger . Ask- New Jersey Power and Light Company to the Department of Defense, N.J., Egg- NEW YORK - Adm. 15. V. ing S39,500. Principal- • - -s onnlyl• . Alt"teer 5 p.m., May 25, 1972 ert Crossing Road, Trenton, Now Jersey. Engel, 3d district commander, ENGLISH TUDOR — Lovely Rumso 741^-741- " by: R. F. BOVIER. ENGINEERING BUREAU home, near to shore, on a nice street. A President „ DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. N.J, ANNUAL very unusual home In excellent condition. KEANSBURG — Two-Iamily house. SIU.OC United States Coast Guard, AsfclngtiS.OOO.E.A. ARMSTRONG Three rooms downstairs, five rooms up- May 18,25, June I ilJ.M has cited Herman J. Curler. AGENCY, Realtors. 555 Prospect Ave., stairs. Walt-to-wall carpeting, all storms REALTOR WEEK CELEBRATION! Little Sliver. 741-4500. and screens, gas heat, fenced-in yard. LEGAL NOTICE :i7(i West End Avenue, Long Near bus, shopping, schools and churches. LEGAL NOTICE LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom Colo Call 73/0915 tar oppolnlrnent only. Branch, N. .!., who served as nial. Two lull baths, living room with fire, Take notice that Flrit Notional Stores, Inc. lias applied lo \l\a Moyor mitl Council of thr SPECIAL place, formal dlnlnq room, newly rcmo ONE FOR YOU — And one for your mort- ?.°!;?,u?.h_0LR,"1 B"n!<'or ,pl?P".rV Retail DlslilbutU License D-3 lor prcmiioi situated public relations officer for 27 deled kitchen and den. Principals only gage. Doth three bedrooms, tile bath, all al 062 Broad St., Red Bonk, N.J 144,900. 741.8972. electric. Excellent condition. »39,500. 78?- OFPICERS OF FIRiT NATIONAL STORES INC years in the Coast Guard Aux- PARADE OF HOMES 5M3. 5MIDDLFSFX AVL., SOMLRVILLE, MASS. MTSOLETOWN — Brick Colonial on haT Chairman nl Board Adrian O'keellc HI5 Commonwpolth Ave. iliary. acre landscaped lot features three bed THREE-ftEDROO 3/ M RANCH — In natural W. Newton. Mujs. 02I6S CLASSIFIED rooms, U> baths, formal dining room soiling. 4 acre wood«d lot, Iwo bolhv liv- Mllllcird J. Coon 3S Club Court Carter, a member of Flo- eal-ln kitchen, gameroom. fireplace I ing room, dlnlno room, family roam deck, Noslvn Harbor, L.I., N.Y. 11SM REAL ESTATE SECTION 20x12 living room. Full hosement. Onl ear-In kitchen wllh dishwasher and sclt t-Kcc. Vice Prci. Al(ii) I. Hnbeniian H7 Edmunds Rood tilla 27, Oceanport, was I32.S00. MELMBD RUALTY, Brokers', cleaning oven. Conventional mortgage Wflleslcy, Muss. 02181 471-5450. only. V49,5OO. 671-159/. Jolin W. MdrNeil 4) Hill Ton Ronrl awarded a permanent liicni FRIDAY, MAY 26th HAZLET — Mint condition ranch. Thre EAST KEANSBURG - Six-room house. Weslon, Mass. 02I9J berslilp in recognition of his bedrooms, formal dining room, moder rlvnlely owned. Hoi vvnlcr heat, full Rithnicl M. O Kcelle I.'* Cherry Brook Rd. kitchen. Reasonable taxei. Asking 531,000. E(iscmont. Sewer hookup puid. 112,000. Weston, rvkiis. 02193 services to the organization Call for details. THE LliONARO Call after $ p.m. 7fl7-45U. Vice Pics. Peter C. Quliin 'If, Dover Terrato AGENCY. 671-9433. Weslwood, Moss. 020?0 and its programs of boai Willlcnn A. i-errciro eo Meredith Clrclo A RARE FIND Milton. Mat*. 02166 safely. A secluded Malawan ranch on beautifully Richard L. Kcnney 70 Mill Lane shrubbed aanmd treed acre, Flvr roo WED ^rTiTfTprTsTdrnFrdTaTiTa. Mlnghtim, Mais. 07041 Coty wooid-burnini g. fireplace. Enclosed nulldlng lot for two-family house, 110,000. Vice Pres. Atulln P, Lvnp M Hosnicr Road THWARTS HOLDUP nreezeway., fTnlihed__ lbasement-, , two,, -pallosi Call now, McGowmni, Ryan,. Realtors. 234 Cuncord. Musv 01742 IRVING, Tex. (AP) - Tw( two-car garage with circular drive River Rd., Red Dank1. 747-303000' . Vice Pres., See. Kerry R. Lynr 111 Glen Road !J4,99(1. CARLTON II. POLING, Realtor, &CI<.rk WHIe^ley Mills, Mrm. 02181 Irving businessmen are piittln; 3434 Hwy 35, Hailel, 2641911. PRESTIQIOUS PRIVACY - Rumson. icnlor Vice Pres. Jo>.ppli H, Mr.( (irthv tn Whhlno Well Rond Beaullful full acre lots od|acenl to Rum- Wyckofl. New Jeney 0MII on the market an electrons MAD fSStTir OWWSHlP^'TmmacuiaT iupermnrkeli Wyckofl. TOREI S INC. three-bedroom split, one year yoimg. I'/i son Country Club. Bolh water and Inland DIRECTQH5 OP: I IKSI NAIIONAL SI balhs. treed lot, Asking S3?,5O(]. Call foi lots still available. Ready to build. School lllllaril J. Conn safe which they think can foi bus service. From 126,500. Financing :ls Clult delal s. THE LEONARD AGENCY. 671 7 Rnilyn llnrlinr, I..I., N.Y. 11576 holdups at grocery stores am Mil. ovollobte. 2H-300O or your broker. John I . I ehor 711 Oliver Hmul For Know-How ( I lie Inruitl. Ohln service stations. RUMSON - I'our-bedr oom ColoniaCol l B E ATJTTRJTOS E "ACRFLOT ~ Located Adrian O'Kficlfe 1.US ( iiinmiiiiweullli Au* Large II In exclusive area of Mlddletown Town- .W. Nrwlon, Mosi. Charles Williams and Joe Ar in Heal Estate- kltcnenLarge livin, dining roog roomm wit, hden tlrep'Ireplace; gril n , eat-ti ship. Dead-end street. No traffic. Very dining room, den; game room quiet, yet only one-half mile to train and Bernard M, O'Kceffe fltin .15* Principals only. 152,000. 7419511. OMrrvllli', MlKt. rlngton say the new device In MATAWAN — Mralhmore Colonial. Tou bus ttnllon. City sewers and water on See \tmr paved streel. Zonlna requires USD %n. fl. II I nmxi Kocid time controlled and designed to bedrooms, 2Vj halh), den, gnme room home. Builder requires II2.00O. rttlnl receipts. It doles out cliangd Broker, 071-5650, "ecllon. Call owner utlei 6 ii.in, or week- IrlWdnl A. Mcikle •Irii tierKlinnr Avrrnue 3 Hfiwnrlti, fJr*w Jprsey I AIR HAVEN'-* I'our-bedroom h< itids. 946 4A.14. Almi I.. HahcrMitiii -r^ I rlmtind> Korid periodically and only In small Laroe modern kllchtn. v Welleiloy, M(IM. amounts. It gtvei the clerks collar, principals only. I! Commercial Properly •l»! lluy Rlirnl rtUOTDrT- intoll coltope In eicellen tldinlllon, Muis. adequate funds for making I area. Three bloVeemi, one oath, ggai .".."'.". JIDBV — PfoT^eiTonofoliice" ,Ob|icMon>. it.»,, ,i,ouhi i,, ode linriiedltilcly In willing lo John Brytirl. Cferl> of Ihe change but not enough to make frtllvlna roam, djlocnid gorooe. (jJ,)Jo. 'lenlloMoronprlmentupiloIri, I Vorough ol fed Dunk 'Prfnclpoll only. 74;0J14evei. olterX .all 74T.III3 oiler • p.m. | May !!,» M0.W them a target for holdup men. 1J7J Laurence Harbor 3 Red Bank Men. Indicted ^Priest Is Hon Conception Seminary. LAURENCE HARBOR - In Port Monmouth Robbery The Rev. Melvin J. Stanc- Amr ordination fjjg zewski, pastor of St. Law- FREEHOLD — Three Red 20-are also charged with pos- Stant7.ew.ski served llgj Louis Welfare, 35, of 67 rence's Catholic Church, was associate pastor of »wg Bank men were indicted here sessing marijuana with intent Chapin Ave., Red Bank, is honored at a testimonial din- on charges of holding up a to distribute^and maintaining charged with falsifying an ap- ner In the parish center mark- hardware store employe in premises (their apartment at plication for a permit to pur- ine his 25th vear as a priest. Port Monmouth at gunpoint 68 Atlantic Ave., Matawan) chase a firearm in Red Bank Father Stanczewski was last Dec. 20 and making off for the distribution of mari- last Aug. 9. He is accused of ordained May 31,1947, by the Church, Manvllle. with $120. juana, both on the same date. falsely stating that he had late Bishop William A. Griffin in Manville, iw.^ tablish the parishis Sacreo The accused are Cleo Jes- The others charged with never been confined to a men- in St. Mary's Cathedral, Tren- ter. 22, of 176 W. Bergen possessing marijuana are tal institution. ton. Place; Arnold Owens, 24, of 91 Ellis W. Ellison, 19, of 24 Mon- Charles J. Widmaier, 19, or. Born in Baltimore, the Washington St., and Edward roe St., Matawan; Jane P. 558 Hopping Road, Belford, is priest moved to Bayonne as a SSSag Canty, 23, of 46 E. Sunset McNamara, 20, of 257 Lloyd _ . - accused of possessing pheno- boy and later attended parish Heart Colonial Fife and Drum Ave., all Red Bank. . Road, Matawan Township, 'barbital and contributing to schools in Perth Amboy. He ^her Stanczewski wasi ap- All are charged with faking and Douglas R. Hudson, 21, of the delinquency of a 16-year- began preparation for the the money from Stuart 40 UtUe St., Matawan. old Middletow- n gir- l- -by en- priesthood at St. Francis High pointed to his first pastorate, Young, son of Frank Young, Vincent M. DeLuca, 31, and couraging her to be under the School, Athol Springs, N.Y., St. Lawrence's, here, in im owner of Township Hardware his wife, Carolyn M. DeLuca, influence of a narcotic drug where he starred in basket- Last year the parish center uInc, 129 Rt. 36, Port Mon- 29, of 7 Wilson Court, English- March 2 in Middletown. ball. He completed his studies was dedicated. It provMes mouth. town, are accused of possess- at St. Charles College, Catons- recreation facilities and B They are accused of pos- ing marijuana, meprobamate ville, Md., and Immaculate meeting place for the growing sessing a pistol and of con- and two prescription drugs parish spiring to commit the rob- without prescriptions Jan. 17 On BANFF FESTIVAL SET bery. in Manalapan. BANFF, Alta. (AP) - Can- ™""TATWIBEAN « Owens and Jester are also Mrs. DeLuca is also adian works will form-a major charged with committing charged with committing as- Campus part of the program at the sec- SUMMER CAMPS . atrocious assault and battery &ANK N.J. A memorabla experiencei tor;boy& sault and battery on a police Edward J. Michalskl, son of ond Banff Festival of the Arts upon Stuart Young. officer, Manalapan LL Robert and girls 7-13 on baautlluKpiWO Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. August 13-19, says Dr. David Cayman Island, British W»§t In- Other Indictments Kerek, the same day. Michalski of 58 Bethany Road, Xeighton, director of the Banff dies. For Information call V»- Five defendants are ac- Drag Charge Holmdel, has been elected MEMORY TEST — Paul J. de la Reussille, retired Red Bank |eweler, Is Centre. '• . 2992 alter ?•%! P M ' m^ cused of possession of mari- Gary Banks, 24, of 540 secretary-treasurer of the Ar-' living at 401 41st Ave., St. Petersburg Beach; Fla. He says that at'.age 80, juana Oct. 22 in Matawan. Ocean Blvd., Long Branch, is chimide Society at Columbia he does a lot of reminiscing and sketching. He wonders If readers of The Two of them-William J. Mai- •accused of possessing heroin University. Daily Register remember A/lax Mlndlln, who traveled the streets of Red tais, 23, and his wife, Nancy, in Long Branch March 1. Miss Margaret Norman, 115 Bank in the 189O's selling hot dogs and sauerkraut for five cents apiece. Edward J. Mosur, 20, of 1407 Stillwells Corner, Freehold, LARGEST RUMMAGE SALE Rustic Drive, Ocean Town- and Erik Johanson, 873 Syca- IN ship, is charged with posses- more Ave., New Shrewsbury, sion of LSD Feb. 29 in Ma- were graduated from Drake Scout Merit Awards Won By Leaders nalapan. University, Des Moines, Iowa. EAST KEANSBURG - Sev- for community service and • Mr. Fenton, Charles R. Rob- MONMOUTH COUNTY Jose Robles, 29, of 150 Mon- Cadet Robert Joseph Fos- en persons received the Dis- work with the Cub Scout inson and Stuart King were BENEFITS NAVESINK HOUSE inouth St., Red Bank, is ter, son of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. trict Award of Merit at the training program; Sidney Ma- recipients of the Woodbadge 40Rim*id«Avt charged with carnal abuse of H. F. Foster Jr. of 19 Allen 15th annual Scout Leaders cauley, Eatontown, for his training award; MONMOUTH COUNTY ASSH. a 14-year-old Red Bank girl on Ave., Ft Monmouth, is a can- Recognition Banquet of Great service as district health and various days between March didate for graduation at Wen- Northern District, Monmouth safety chairman, and John K. Fourteen Cub Scout leaders 1,1971, and March 31,1972. twortb Military Academy, Le- Council of Boy Scouts, in> Fenton, River Plaza;, for his received the Den Leader FOR RETARDED CHILDREN xington, Mo. Buck Smith's. service as district commis- Award and 18 ef the Scoutcr's Training Award. The Scou- Baccalaureate degrees have Receiving the district's sioner. MAY 27th highest honor were Paul Som- rer's Key was presented to 11 been awarded to the largest leaders. > graduating class in Skidmore mers Sr., Oceanport, for 40 Harold Copeland, Belford, 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. College history. Among the years' service to,the youth of was given a certificate for his Veteran awards were made recipients were Miss Deborab his community; John T. Cox,. part in the formation of the to 19 scouters,: including 40- AT N. Craig of 65 Laurel Drive, River Plaza, and Thomas R. district in 1942 and hisr service year citations to Mr. Som- Fair Haven, and Miss Linda Dunlap, Shrewsbury, for ser- as the first organization and mers and Robert Hopkins. HENRY CROSS BARNS Rlcdardi Schmidt of 555 Point vice as scoutmasters of Troop extension chairman. For his work in Cub Scout- NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., HOLMDEL Road, Little Silver. 201, Rumson, and Troop 50, The Silver Scout Award ing, David H albert, Atlantic Miss Linda Elizabeth Ayres Shrewsbury, respectively; went to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Highlands, was given the Sil- PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED WHY of 148 N. Lovett Ave., Little Harry O'Connor, Middletown, Clinch, Atlantic Highlands, ver Scout Award. 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