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Cloudy and cold with rain ex* HOME pecteayoday and lonight. Red Bank, Freehold Cleartafand cold tomorrow. Long Branch FINAL Page !) ;»/ Monmouth County's Home Newspaper tor 90 Years VOt. 91, NO. 145 RED BANK, N.J., TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1969 18 PAGES TEN CENTS Ball Oven Nixon at Work (AP) - meeting-of4he National Se- It was at 12:16 p,m. Mon- President Richard Milhous curity .Council today.. : day that the 56-year-old son Nixon, the pomp and pageant- Nixon also planned to meet • of a California, grocer stood ry of his. inauguration day with Gen. Earle Wheeler, in the shadow of the towering behind him, turned today to chairman of the Joint Chiefs Capitol dome and, with his the somber tasks of guiding of Staff, and aides said he' right hand upraised and his the nation through turmoil at would confer soon with his-. left hand on two family Bi- home and war abroad. Cabinet and Urban Affairs; bles held by his.wife Pat, repeated in' a firm and force- The politician whose career, Council.' '.'.''••' 1 once teetered on oblivion be-' tl> In the heady atmosphere of , ful voice the 35-word oath gan his term as 37th Presi- Inauguration Day, the formal administered by Chief Justice dent yesterday with a pledge transfer of presidential power Earl Warren. "to consecrate my office, my from Democrat Lyndon B. Spiro T. Agriew, former energies, and all of the wis- Johnson to Republican Nixon Maryland governor and son dom I can summon, to the was carried out in peace and of a Greek Immigrant, had cause of peace among na- harmony. tions." The day was marred, how- been sworn in moments ear- Even before he plunged in- ever,, by brief and scattered lier as vice president. to the merry whirl of Mon- but sometimes bloody con- Look On day night's inaugural balls- frontations between police Looking on were President AT THE BALL — America's new President, Richard where Republicans celebrat- and a small band of antiwar Johnson and Hubert H. Hum- Nixon, flashed this big smile last night near the end ed their return to power after protestors who tried but failed phrey, the Democratic vice of a round'of inaugural parties'he attended with Mrs. an eight-year gap — the new to seriously disrupt the inau-. president whom Nixon nar- Nixon. ' CAP Wirephotol President had arranged for a . guration events. (See NIXON, Fg. 2, Col. 1) Beadleston Would Be 'Pleased' A MOMENT OF REMINISCENCE — Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, wipes a tear from his eye as he recalls his childhood days in the hill country of Texas at a welcome home ceremony at Stonewall, Tex., last night. About 400 friends and neighbors were on hand at the LBJ Ranch to greet their Number One ,citizen on To Accept Bid to Talk to Jury his return home after more than 30 years of public service in Washington. - - (AP Wirephoto) By DORIS KULMAN "My recent reference to 'pretty damn quick,' including him if newspaper reports wide investigation, In all 21 RUMSON -State Sen. Al- Monmouth County was in an- Monmouth County, as to the about Frank Cocchiaro, also counties, by the State Inves- fred N. Beadleston, chairman swer to the direct question of existence of organized crime known as Frank Condi, an tigation Commission ''which of a bipartisan legislative a newspaper reporter who in the state. Ocean Township resident be- is organizing now. And from committee which probed al- asked me whether I had read Would Be Pleased lieved by law enforcement what I read in the papers an leged links between some state recent'articles about the Cosa "It is unnecessary to state agencies to be preparing to .investigation is needed, and it legislators and organized Nostra in Monmouth County, that I would be very pleased take over control of the Ma- had better come into Mon- t crime, said yesterday he and if I thought it indicated to appear before the Mon- fia in Monmouth, indicated mouth pretty damn quick." Scuttle would be "very pleased" to need for an investigation here. mouth County Grand Jury if the need for an investigation Mr. Keuper said yesterday appear before the Monmouth I presumed the reference was that is Mr.Ksuper's wish." of organized crime in thia that "after his experience as County Grand Jury if County to-Mr. Hyland's Commission. Mr. Beadieston's statement county. chairman of the legislative Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper My reply was that all 21 coun. last Thursday was made to a Mr, Beadleston replied that committee if is likely" Sen. wants Inm-to; • ••••*•• — --•*- tij^ should-be^looked Jhto Register reporter who asked there was- going to be a state- (BEADLESTON, Pg. 2, Col. 4) Pueblo: Bucher Mr. Keuper said yesterday C0RONAD0, Calif. (AP)- of the 82 others for 11 months. : Frank L: Johnson, former he would invite Mr...Beadle- The skipper, of the USS Pueb- Bucher, apparently .still commander of naval forces ston and Col. David B. Kelly, lo says the Navy didn't pro- tense from his prison experi- at Japan, and Cmdr. Charles superintendent of the State Po- vide retaliatory help or ade- ence, was expected to testify R. Clark, skipper of a sister . lice, to appear before a spe- Ask 7^12 R-FH Regional quate guns, communications for two or three days. The intelligence ship. cial session of the Grand Jury or explosives to destroy se- court of five admirals could When he sailed the Pueblo on Jan. 28 because of an ar- cret equipment when Nortlj recommend anything from. on its mission to scout North ticle in last Thursday's Daily RUMSON — The Rumson-. the ultimate answer to edu- nior high school building, or mittee to continue and vote Koreans captured his intelli- medals to court-martial. Korean radar and North Ko- Register quoting-Mr; Beadle--> Fair Haven School Study cational problems in the two move the junior high grade's • upon it at the next meeting. gence ship. But Navy lawyers told Bu- rean and Soviet ships in the ston as saying an investiga- Committee' will recommend boroughs.. into the present high school Dr. John F. Kinney, super- Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher cher that so far he was not Sea of Japan, Bucher testi- tion into organize- d- crim• e i•n that regionalization be ex-, The chief reason' for post- and build a senior high, be- intendent of the 9-12 high testified yesterday at the suspected of violating any fied, he wanted twin 20 or 40 Monmouth County is needed tended down through the . poning full regionalization came the sole question yet school now regionalized for opening of a court of inquiry military laws. millimeter guns. "pretty damn quick." seventh grade. was a consensus that such a to be resolved by the com- Rumson and Fair Haven stu- into the loss of the ship last The Navy said Bucher will He said he talked at length In response to reporters' The committee decided proposal might'jeopardize a mittee. dents,, -made an emotion- Jan. 23, the death of one" be followed on the stand by ajxjut the request to Rear questions yesterday, Mr. Bea- against recommending full plan that will pull the three Heated Debate charged plea for a new high crewman and imprisonment his superior, Rear Adm.. Adm. Roy Isaman and "he dleston said he was referring KJ2 regionalization at this schools out of the space prob- The discussion became school. In a community that took copious,notes, also I had to the need for ^.an investiga- .time, although many mem- lems they now face. heated, and opened up new places more value upon the telephone conversations with tion "pretty damn quick" in bers appeared to favor it as Whether to build a new ju- questions impelling the com- upper years of .school, it him." all 21 counties, including Mon- makes sense to build espe- Confirm McKnight But instead,. Bucher said, mouth. cially to accommodate the he got two-.50-caliber machine- "I appreciate that Mr. Keu- modular schedule if you like guns, 3,000 to 5,000 rounds of per, as chief law enforcement the; program, he said, saying ammunition, a spare barrel officer of Monmouth Countyr Hook Inlet Feasibility _ .the small additional expendi- For Post of Chief and a mount for a third ,50- is sensitive to any reference, ture would repay for many caliber machine-gun he never to an investigation," Mr. Bea- -•years-to comer --—7—— BED, BANK - Mayor There hasn't been any de- dleston said. Daniel J. O'Hern made it cision yet on appointment of received. Arthur L. Adamson, presi- The weapons were , much Re Commission dent of the regional school absolutely official last night- a new deputy chief,. accord- smaller and lighter than "I was, of course, referring Data Due in 4 Months Deputy Police Chief Leroy ing to the mayor. board supported Dr. Kinney, those he said he had request- to the work of the newly-cre- FREEHOLD — The feasi- the U.S. Army Engineer Wa- pointing out that ever-increas- McKnight becomes head of Mr, O'Hern named Chief ed. ated ' Senate Investigating the project was being worked the department on Feb. 1. McKnight and Andrew De Commission headed by former bility, of a proposed inlet, for terways Experiment Station, on, he said, adding that the ing teacher salaries must, in They were installed in Ja- Sandy Hook, which was first Vicksburg, Miss.,'last week. freeholders emphasized coun- the, future, be met with more _The • mayor's appointment Ponte to the Substandard pan, Bucher said,, a few Assembly Speaker William F, 7 was confirmed unanimously Housing Committee.' The weeks before the Pueblo was Hyland Jr. of Camden County, envisioned in . 1940, will be The project is expected to ty needs, such as sewerage, efficiency in the teaching" by the council. Councilman police chief holds a seat on to begin her intelligence mis- an exceptionally competent known in about four months, be completed in three months, and that time was of the es- program. Thomas F, Oakley was that committee by ordinance, sion off North Korea.. and distinguished man. This reported Freeholder Director said Mr. Irwin at a press sence. Saving Seen absent.' and Mr. DePonte's reappoint- They had no safety stops, commission was deemed nec- Joseph C. Irwin yesterday. conference yesterday, and a The U.S. Army Corps of "A new high school, with Last December, then mayor- ment was inadvertently Bucher said. Moreover, he essary to be created by the Mr.'Irwin and three other report will be completed Engineers experiment station larger • structural spaces, eleci O'Hern declared his in- omitted two weeks ago, the (See PUEBLO, Pg. 2, Col. 6) legislature and the governor. freeholders visited a scaled- about a month later. will give the county a lot of would • allow teachers to tention to make the McKnight mayor said. down model of Sandy Hook at The visit was to see that information, said Freeholder teach, and reduce their non- appointment. When he as- The council accepted the Harry Larrison Jr., which teaching functions," he said. sumed the mayor's chair two resignation of Bernard H. county engineers will need. "Over 20 years, ill bet weeks ago, he appointed Chief Hoffman as chairman of the' Ho well Twp. Crash "We are all satisfied and we'd be saving money." George H. Clayton acting Human Relations Council. Mr. pleased to see what they were The difference between chief until Feb. 1 when, Mr. Hoffman has moved from the doing about this," said Mr. building the junior and senior O'Hern said, he would appoint borough. Mr. O'Hern said no Irwin. "It's not being done by high buildings would be about Deputy Chief. McKnight to decision has been made on his Kills Woman, Man guess work but on a planned 3.per cent, Donald Howard, successor. * l$s -«•••* Sit «s / succeed him. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - program. They are very se- chairman of the operating Chief Clayton reached the Miss Ernestine Taylor, S. onto a shoulder when they rious about it." costs subcommittee, has fig- manadatory retirement age Bridge Ave., again asked the Two people died as the result saw the crash was imminent. ured, computing both capital (MCKNIGHT, Pg. 2. Col. 3) of a three-car accident on Rt. Has Progressed when he turned 65 last March. 9, here, at 9:15 a.m. yester- Hit Rear of Car Mr. Larrison added that and operating costs. *• day, according to Trooper The third car, which was everyone has• heard a lot Mr. Howard's study showed Matthew Conti of the Howell following Miss Kazulen, was about the project since 1963, that the annual operat- operated by hor fiance, Law- ing cost, including inter- State Police, who is heading rence Horvath, 25, Salem Hill adding that the experiment the investigation. station has really progressed est and liquidating the debt, Road, Lakewood, It hit the would be about $133,500 more The Inside Story Killed were one of the driv- rear of her vehicle. and that in the not too dis- tant future, the project will for the senior high proposal. ers, Miss Natalie Kazulen, 23, Miss Kazulen was pro- The committee also con- Bed Bank employes' pay hike pica aired of Georgia Tavern Road, b0 a reality. nounced dead at the scene by sidered whether the added Cagle trial continues - Page Farmingdale, and a passen- Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gllman, The model of Sandy Hook ger in one of the other cars, expense would cause a defeat Three benefit events - Page Monmouth County medical — which is part of a larger of the referendum that would George R. Morey, 22, of Lin- examiner. one for a New York Har- Weddings nnd engagements Page wood Avo., Lakewood. authorize the new school. Mr. Morey was admitted to bor study — is about 40 square Danger Conch Gcoffrlon faces ax Page 12 Trooper Conti said the driv- feet, said Mr. Irwin, and Is The new school proposal Scbool cagcrs score, go for more Page 13 Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake- will go to the voters in two er of the car in which Mr. wood, at 10:10 a.m., Trooper made of concrete. Freehold- steps. The question of broad- Allcn-GoMsinlth 6 Stock Market 5 Morey was riding, John Stry- Conti said, and died at 10:15 er Benjamin H Danskin add- ening tho 0-12 region to a 7-12 Amusements 7 Successful Investing 5 ker, 24, Lakcwood-New Egypt a.m. ed that it is scaled 1-1,000 must be approved In both BlrthB 2 Surf, Field, Stream 13 Road, Jackson Township, Mr. Stryker was reported laterally and MOO in depth. boroughs. The board (or the - Jim Bishop 6 Television 7 pulled Into the south lane to in fair condition at tho hospi- Freeholder Albert E. Allen augmented region would then Bridge 17 Women's News 8, 0 pass a vehicle Ho was north- tal with a broken leg. and snld that the enginccra were propose a construction refer- Classified 14-16 bound. wrist. in the process of adding the endum. Comics 17 DAILY REGISTER Miss Kazulen was going Trooper Conti said there- GIANTS — Monmouth County Frooholdors and an Navcslnk nnd Shrewsbury PHONIC NUMBEHS south and was struck nearly Rivers and their tributaries The committoo agreed In- Crossword l'uzzlo 17 was tremendous impact but Army colonol appoar as giants ai thoy stand on formally that Its responsibili- Editorials 0 Main Offlco .741-0010 head-on- by the Stryker vdii- no apparent sign of oxeesslvo to tho model. clo, Trooper Conti snid, and speed. Sandy Hook—a modol of it, that it. Tho frooholdors, (See INLKT, Pj;. 2, Col. 7) ty Includes offering recom-' Ilerblock ...... 6 class|(|cd Adg 741-6900 mcndatlons upon both Issues. Innocent Bystander 13 „ ,. „ Jmth apparently tried tojmll lie hits filed no charges Diroctor Josoph C. Irwin, loft, and Benjamin H. Dan- omc 1)cllvcr ,741-0010 Mrs. Kllzaboth Schulte, James Kilpatrlck 8 » y Duo To I'rlor Commitments pending further investigation. ikin, Harry Larrison Jr. and Albert E. Allan, liston as I will not bo responsible for .6712250 Rustic Ter., Fair Haven, was Movlo Tlmctablo 7 MMdlclown Iliirenu at (lie Borough Hall, tho PlIIOWB ai Col, Lo/i A. Brown, diroctor of tho U.S. Army nny debts Incurred by my wife, nnmod to tho committee to Oblltiiirlcs I Freehold Bureau .... .462-2121 Kcnnaburg Planning Board will 2 for 1 with this coupon .Tan. Enginoor Waterways Exporimont Station, Vicksburg, She hns left my bed nnd board. replace Chrlatophor Kelley, not meet on Wed., Jan. 22. Tho201ri through Jan. 25th. Slmliadl Sports 12, 13 Long Branch Kuronu 222-0010 Misc., oxplains tho layout of a propoiod Inlot In Sandy Potor J. McKcnwn Jr. who resigned two weeks now meeting dato is Wed., Jan. RUR Co., IU. 35, Shrewsbury, • 413 Ileachvlow Avo., ago because of pros* of bust' ic; .' 20. (Adv.) next to Post Offlco. (Adv.) Hook. Prooholdor Allan is trending on Highlands. Union Iloiich, N. J. (Adv.) ness. < to 2-tm

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Prices do not include retail inark- — Wholesale egg offerings up, markdown or commission. adequate. Demand fair yester- BANKS day. Div. Bid Asked Wholesale selling prices Belmar-Wall Rational 3.50 200 Atlnauguration based on exchange and other Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) .40 24V5 volume sales. Eatontown National Bank .30 29 By ED MOUSE terpreted to mean Uiat the New York spot quotations Farmers & Merchants (x) (xx) .06 8 NEW YORK (AP)-The In- goverunent would a^irove a follow: proposed stock swap between First Merch. Nat'l Bank (xx) .40 WA auguration of Richard M. Standards; 46-47. First Nt'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx) 1.75 60 Nixon.as President of the Benguet and Grand Bahamas 1st Nt'l Bit of Toms Hiver (x) (xx) .76 United States had little appar- Port Authority Ltd., which 43# 4554 Fancy«"l&rgev'47 lbs. min. "-'- -%-fi 1st State Ocean Cty (x) 10% Stock Divi. ent effect on the stock market represents hotel and gambling 19 interests. Benguet spurted 3K 49&51; >anoy" Medium 41 Keansburg-Middletown .go 37 yesterday. to 19 oil; a delayed opening lbs. average 47J4-48H. Mlddletown Banking Co. 19 Prices were mixed, with block of 100,000 shares and BROWNS Monmouth County Nat'l (xxx) .20 10JJ some indicators lower due to 1015 'weakness in blue chips. held most of Us gain in later Fancy large 47 lbs. min. N. J. National Bank (xx) .24 1J 14 dealings. Ocean County National 1,29 43 At the start, prices were 51-52. Petples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 17 generally higher with ad- After the close, the New Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewcod 4.00 vances out-numbering declines York Stock Exchange report- 140 by more titon 200 Issues, but New Controller Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus 4% 55 ed that the short interest had (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock this advantage was virtually fallen 3,281,720 shares in the At Luhrs Co. (xxx) Declared or Paid erased by the close. past month to 18,638,696 Of 1,959 issues traded, 670 INDUSXBLU, shares. Ibis was interpreted MARLBORO - Gerald M. advanced, and 663 declined. as technically bearish for the Boylan has been appointed Aerological Research 28 New highs for the year totaled stock market because it repre* Brockway 21and new lows 9. sented a decline in (he future controller for the Lubrs Co. Buck Engineering Almost from the start, how- buying cushion under the Prior to Joining Luhrs, Mr. Electroiilc Associates m ever, the big industrial blue market. Boylan was director of ac- 21 Electronic Assistance chips-performed indifferently. counting services (or the Olin Foodafama 28H Standard & Poor's 500-stock W By the end, their weakness index lost .34 at 101.69. The Laird 13 depressed averages and in- Mathleson Chemical Co. of 31 New York Stock Exchange in- New Haven, Conn. Metallurgical International dexes. dex dropped 11 cents at Monmouth Capital "11 The Dow Jones industrial $57.63. The Luhrs Co, produces Monmouth Electric average fell 4.29 to 931.25. the Luhrs, Alura and Uirich- Monmouth Park Prices on the American Among the "big blues," sen boat lines in three manu- N. J. Natural Gas • '27 ' Chrysler and DuPont lost 1 Stock Exchange were general- ly higher. Volume was 5.72 PATS (Patterson-Smith, Inc.) ';« each, Anaconda, , General facturing facilities, two in | Cream twill double breasted suit. Slightly longer, shaped n million shares compared with Rowan Controller .12 • Electric and Goodyear 7», New Jersey and one in Costa | jacket, covered buttons, deep inverted pleat, 80.00 Servomatlon ' General Motors, Johns-ltan- 6.44 million Friday. The ex- Mesa, Calif. The company is Spedcor vffle, General Foods and oth- change's index rose 12 cents | in navy. The Square D third floor Natelsons J. Kridel. m to 132.10. a part of the Bangor Funta Spiral Metal ers fractions. Boating Group which also in- In very quiet trading, cor- U.S. Homes « 24 Hopes that the incoming Be- cludes Jensen Marine, The United Telecontrol Electronics publican administration would porate bonds were mixed, and O'Day Co., Starcraft Corp. Walter.Beada* Sterling provide a milder climate for U.S. Treasury bonds were Advertise in The Register WinstowTeL A business were said to help about unchanged. and Seagoing Boat Co. firm the market at the start. Nixon's inaugural address, however, teft a completely neutral impression on Wall Street as it gave no due to the new administration's pos- Successful sible attitude toward tte over- shadowing problem of infla- SHEHdOl tion, nor did it reflect any attitude toward the probable handling of the Johnson ad- ministration's requests for re- Spear By ROGER £. SPEAR strictive action on business and finance. By ROGER E. SPEAR By converting your pre- Q—I am 57, single and in ferred shares you will re- In view of some recently accent need of advice on my hold- ceive .7093 of a share of disastrous "Blue Mondays," ings.. My investments are 1,- common for a conversion however, analysts saw the 160 Supervised Investors -value equal to your present market performance as fairly Growth, .1,300. Fidelity Capital value. The directors have good under the circumstances. Fund and 1,200 Manhattan proposed a two-for-one. split The Associated Press aver- Fund. My broker suggested of the common and recom- age of 60 stocks closed un- area rugs these funds originally and I mended an increase in (he changed at 353.0, with indus- have been very pleased with dividend to 80 cents annual- trials off 1.7, rails up 1.1, and them. He now says the lat- ly, plus continuance of the utilities up .3. ter two are not doing as well quarterly 1 per cent stock Volume was a slack total of as expected and should be payment. By sacrificing 10.05 million shares, compared sold. These were bought for some of your cash dividend with 11.59 million Friday. low priced! my retirement in eight years you will gain the 1 per cent Several specially situated is- and I hestitate to sell because distributed quarterly, against sues lent interest to an other- of the 8 per cent fee to re-* which the preferred is not wise dull session. • place them. — H.E. protected. Eight of the 15 most-active - stocks advanced, and 7 de- A-The three funds which Although GP commands a clined. you hold are of the aggressive high earnings multiple, it United Fruit was the most growth variety and I think has a strong industry position active stock, up % at 83% on it would be prudent to ex- and a well-established history 521,200 shares. The stock change one of t&ese for a of growth. opened late on a huge block less speculative growth-in- (Mr. Spear cannot answer of 370,000 shares, up 3% at come fund. This can be Easily all mail personally, but will 86!i, but softened under prof- and inexpensively (a ?5 fee) answer all questions possible it taking as the session wore accomplished by exchanging in his column.) on. Interest was aroused in your Fidelity Capital Fund the stock by a message of for Fidelity Fund, which is United Fruit officers to the under the same management. Realtors to Meet shareholders that a tender for the stock from AMK Corp. Although Manhattan Fund In Washington - was better than one from Za- has had a disappointing year, pata Norness. NEWARK r- Frank J. Cit- given a reasonable period its Benguet was very strong on .well", qualified management ta, Toms River realtor, presi- . word that an official state- should achieve the kind of dent of the 3,000-member New ment from the Philippines results expected of them. Jersey Association of Real government was widely in- If you allow your capital Estate Boards, announced to- "Marionette" gains and dividend distribu- day that the association will from the Cabin Craft* tions to accumulate — and I hold a reception and cocktail Concept 70 Collection strongly urge you to — you party honoring the New Jer- Stock Market ^should have a sizable, nest sey congressional delegation Yesterday's closing stocks: AOF Ind 62 I-T-JB Imp 34 gE i" d|itffj21tj 'u»m.inT- ill - I Jnhnj Man 84U Park Sheraton Hotel, Wash- Air Prod 41 Qr-We hold Georgia-Pacific Air Reduo 31'.. Joy Hit ington, D.C, Alien C|t Kaiser Al S3 fl.64 convertible preferred Allcg Lud 25% KennecoU purchased at about half its According to Mr! Citta, Allcg Pow Koppers 8" Allied Ch 35% Kreage, BS 39 current price. 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Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor make a down payment on a wheel chair. v No, sir, not yet. No wheel chair — but I might con- —6 ••:•;; TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1969 sider investing in a sporty cane. A stout cane gives an ap- propriate air of dignity to a man who has reached the age where he acquires an authoritative (ouch of gray at his temples. At 58 a fellow can use all the prestige symbols that will gain him respect, for at The Big Job Is Ahead this time of life the best he'can hope The glitter and the pageantry of the world are afraid of war, the times for is respectability. He no Jon^er has the strength to win widespread admiration the inauguration have all but disap- are on the side of peace," adding: for the spectacular energy with which he peared. And today the administration "The greatest honor history can purses his vices and bad habits-, bestow is the title of peacemaker. , However 1 have rejected out of hand of Richard M. Nixon begins the heavy This honor now beckons America — a suggestion by an. acquaintance .that I tasks of office. •the chance to help lead the world at BOYLE grow a beard. I have a pretty good idea what color it would come in — a depressing, •'mottled white Mr. Nixon took: the oath of office last out of the valley of turmoil, and and gray — and who wants to go around looking like a yesterday — and immediately set forth' onto that high ground of peace that strolling,, soot-stained snowstorm? his goals. He seeks to bring peace to'; man has dreamed of since the dawn "Whats* so wonderful about being 58?" a fellow in the the world and to heal the wounds of of civilization..." • office asked when the subject of my coming antiquity was. a divided nation. Significantly, the President prom- discussed. c3 ised to press urgently forward at home * There as no question that the trials Well, now, that's a reasonable question and deserves and concerns facing Mr. Nixon are for full employment, better housing, a reasonable answer. massive. But, as he spoke yesterday, excellence in education, rebuilding of • •*.*•••. ;: • . he rededicated himself to his assigned cities and improving rural areas. Here, PERHAPS THERE ISN'T anything truly remarkable mission. He pledged to "consecrate he can build upon the record of the in' being 58, To a man of 80 that is mere .child's play. my office, my energies, and all of the Johnson administration. Offhand, I can't recall a president who was inaugurated wisdom I can summon, to the cause of The transfer of presidential power on his SSth birthday, or anyone who wrote an immortal peace among nations." from Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson to sonnet, knocked a home run, scored a touchdown, or built President Nixon said that "For the Republican Nixon has been carried out a better mousetrap on this occasion in his career. first time, because the people of the in peace and harmony. The big job is Yet, in a way, it is hardly fair to derogate one's 58th world want peace and the leaders, of ahead for the new President A CONSERVATIVE VIW birthday. If it is not a major feat, it can still be accounted a minor achievement. There were a lot of people who were 57 last year who won't make it around the next lap Postal Plans Need More Study Sullivan-a Notable Chowe of the track-'this year. • •'• Just a year ago this month, first- handling centers outside of some 300- -By JAMES J.KILPATRICK grave, but the other one put me in a ham- Frankly, I think that anyone who^at ^VJ^^l^y If you happened to look very closely merlocflcouldii'tbreakrThey-hauledine— class mail jumped from 5 to 6 cents cities for an estimated $1.5 billion. means, manages to survive another 365~ dayFln this an ounce and airmail from 8 to 10 at the White House inaugural stands on downtown on a charge of being drunk, dis- Building these centers, Mr. Watson Monday, as the TV cameras scanned the orderly, and inciting a riot. A bum rap; perilous, accident-prone universe has done something cents. At the time Ralph W. Richard- says, would save $9.5 billion in postal rows of incoming statesmen, you may have but it cost me five months at Lorton, I ate meritorious, deserving of at least passing notice if not son, a top postal official, said that costs over a 15-year period — and noticed what appeared to be an empty well, and I enjoyed the company, but I permanent accolade. seat in the next to the can't say' it was fun." • \ while it was possible that the increase would reduce a first class stamp to 3 After 50, for some reason or other, the perils of life's wouldn't be enough, he was hopeful or 4 cents instead of a projected 15 top row to the left of the But what, was he doing at the White President's box. obstacle course seem to grow more numerous. Therefore, that there wouldn't be another rate cents 15 years hence. While it seems House? And what was that thing* around It wasn't an empty his neck? ; the accomplishing of another year of existence, which,a ; boost for five years. obvious that increased mechanization seat. It was in fact occu- He grinned his old wicked grin, show- young person takes for granted, is to an older man truly In his final budget message, Presi- of manhandling is desirable, the con- pied by John L Sullivan, ing 18 inches of teeth. wonderful and well worth praising. To him each birthday dent Johnson asked that first-class sumer who remembers Mr. Richard- the terrible • tempered tomcat. He has been ap- "It's an ascot," Sullivan said. "You is a marvelous milestone. mail and airmail be put in the' same son's forecast may have reason to be never seen an ascot? And since you ask, pointed to the Department I've been named a special consultant to category at 7 cents. This is based on skeptical of Mr. Watson's estimates of of Health, Education and SO IT IS THAT, with no*mock humility, I feel entitled costs, especially in view of inflationary Pat Moynihan, assigned to Health, Educa- the theory that all first-class mail Welfare. tion and Welfare. I'm to advise' on hand- to reach around, pat my own back, and say to myself with - now sent over 200 miles goes by air pressures. You may find this a feeling of warm congratulation and a touch of senti- OLPATRICK hard to believe, but not, I outs and rats. It's a field," he added anyway. The theory may make sense These ideas and others — such as smugly, "in which I possess a vast exper- mentality, "Well, you've done it again, old-timer. Want submit, if you knew this remarkable to try for one more?" financially since the rate changes making the Post Office a federally- beast. I came to know Sullivan in the tise." . would produce an estimated $519 mil- owned corporation as a means of days when I lived over on G Street, South- * * * Why not? One more, and more after that, and still HOW HAD HE wangled the job? It one more after that one-as long as you can make it. j Jon more in revenue. But consumers reducing costs — deserve careful east, hard by the Marine Corps Barracks. He arrived one flight for some left-over developed that last month, just after the Life was made to be lived, and at 58 most people find; ^vM attention by Congress and President ,hash_and_stayed_on.for six monthsJ^JUI Cabinet choices were announced, Sullivan sometimes to their mild surprise, that there are many, Nixon. BHlh^Tde¥6f^nsumerspay-~ "purfiS~witsrear workr TheKrafe60 Sullt— many- wore "things worth living for than are~wortlr^~ In a inove' to further add to postal enormous cat, banana yellow, thicfciuned, ing more now with a vague hope that lop-eared,-with a head the size of a cab-' vans listed in Who's Who, and be figured dying. .It is only brooding young that have a very long' (>j5osts,' outgoing Postmaster General ball of them must have been offered jobs. some day they will pay less is hardly bage. He was a real free-loader. list of things worth dying for. ' w. Marvin Watson has requested the After all, as my friend said, it's a great, reinforced by recent postal history. After I moved from G Street, to the Custom demands that on notable occasions one makes construction of mechanized mail- flossier precints of Alexandria, I lost track name. So he stode into the offices of Pat historic remarks. Unfortunately, at the approach of my of my truculent friend. Once about a year Buchanan, Nixon's executive aide, and an- 58th birthday, I don't feel .any new wellspring of wisdom ago,! ran into him at Honest Harold's Li- nounced himself as Mr, Sullivan, sent by fountaining inside me. It is my theory that you don't get Federal Curbs Bit Jet Noise quor Store, on Eighth Street, where he was Secretary-designate Robert Finch, to dis- cuss his new position. particularly wiser as you age. But you're pretty dumb i Although initially there will not be Although the rules would not apply mooching off Harold and planning improb- if you don't get more grateful —and more cautious.— a great deal- of difference in the noise able con games. But early Monday morn- "Finch," murmured Sullivan. "I rather All I hope is that from this added vantage on time to jets already in service, there would ing, I encountered him outside the White like that name." levels of jet airliners under new rules 111 appreciate life a little more from now on and com- be some noticeable-abatement of the Buchanan is a shrewd fellow. After he plain about it less. , proposed ; by the Federal Aviation "HeBo, Fatso," said Sullivan. It was got accustomed to the novelty of a talking noise level on planes coming off the Us old churlish greeting. "Still putting So-pass around the tomato juice, fellows, and let'i Administration, a considerable forward ,;. tomcat, he saw an extra dimension in Sulli- have a toast. Happy birthday to me! step has been made. assembly line later this year. The FAA on weight, eh?" van. There are a hundred million cats in also plans to study "the relevance of I ignored the salutation, and asked the country, but not even one in the Nixon for the first time the FAA has set what in the world had become of him since administration. He asked if Sullivan would up criteria for abating the noise of these concepts to aircraft now in our last meeting. Sullivan glared and ex- be willing to sit at a desk in (he outer of-, TODAY IN HISTORY jets. Up to now the control of the service." .' tended those landing-gear claws. .fice, where he would be highly visible, and uproar from jets has been left to local It can be expected that federal jet ..-.••*' * • * Sullivan agreed. The FBI ran a security By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "REMEMBER THE APRIL riots?" check, and except for involvement in the Today is Tuesday, Jan. 21, the 21st day of 1969. Then authorities. , noise standards will cause aviation r : be asked, "Well, I was hanging around the Catiline conspiracy, in an early incarnation, are 344 days left in Uie year. , . The FAA has given interested engineers to accelerate the search for alley in back of Harold's; a few hours after Sullivan's record was clear. The April sir-. rest seemed almost a virtue^ '?*;--• ••-•-• Today's" MgPght in history: parties""until-March 12 to file com- ways to reduce "noise pollution" with-, they busted out his plate-glass windows. On this date in 1954, the first atomic-powered submarine, rflents." After that time, it.can modify out critically reducing engine perfor- - They broke a few bottles of bourbon too, Now Sullivan, in his beer-stained ascot, and I admit to lapping it up. It seemed a was ready to watch the parade. Could he tiie Nautilus was launched at Groton, Conn. £he new rules or put them into effect mance. Obviously, with the rise -civic duty.at the time. Then I got on.top sum up his views on welfare? ' On this date: tinchanged. Under these rules, the ^expected in air traffic, new ways must of a garbage can," the can tipped over, "Greatest thing ever invented," he Inl519rPanama City-was-foundedi hew generation of jumbo jets due and the next thing I knew, two National said, masking a yawn with his right front In 1793, King Louis VXI of France was beheaded.' be found to limit plane annoyance of In 1824, the Confederate general, Stonewall Jackson, Staldj be the public — especially in the area of Guardsmen bad me by the tail. I gave paw, "especially for guys who don't like —one of ^em a scratch he'll carry to his to work. I'll tell it to Finch like it is." was born in Clarksburg, Va., now West Virginia. jis. n!inc}fcas.i5(^per cent quieter tfian" " airports. TheFAA stanaanis~sholfld" ._. In 1861, 12 days after Mississippi had seceded from today's noisiest jets. help to hasten that day. the Union, Sen. Jefferson Davis resigned from the U.S. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Senate. ~ - INSIDE WASHINGTON In 1924, Soviet leader V. I. Lenin died at the age of 8th Birthday of Business Boom In 1950, a federal court jury in New York convicted former State Department official, Alger Hiss, of perjury. By SYLVIA PORTER bility. Nevertheless, the forces suggesting "Ten years ago — President Dwight D. Eisenhower ex- Does Israel Have'Bomb'? The new Nixon Administration will a slowdown are persuasive. pressed doubt about the wisdom of a proposal by Sen. mark its first major economic milestone To recapitulate: the federal budget, which Lyndon B. Johnson for a federal conciliation service on . By ROBERT S. ALLEN view, of course, if a new eruption in the less than two weeks from now.vThe cele- has fueled this inflation, is finally turn- and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH Middle East should push Israel to the bration will be for the eighth birthday of ing to the side of deflation. The tax squeeze racial matters. Top authorities here do not rule out the wall. . • the Kennedy-Johnson business upturn which is getting more and more brutal and this Five years ago — The Soviet Union and Cuba concluded possibility that Israel may have secretly ,-"•'•"* * was born in February, 1961. goes beyond higher Social Security taxes, a trade agreement which Soviet Premier Khrushchev said developed its own nuclear strike force. FRANCE'S GLANCES - Israel's nu- It could, be the 1961- the extraordinary April 15 pinch, the proba- would assure long-range development of the Cuban Israeli scientists are known to have the 69 expansion's last birth- ble extension of the federal surcharge and economy. clear status, if any, will surely be a topic One year ago — North Vietnamese troops were re- expertise required for building nuclear of discussion when the non-proliferation day. into the never-ending upspiral of taxes at the bombs and war-heads. '• If the weapons now state and local level. The tightness of cred- ported taking heavy casualties in jungle fighting with U.S. They have, or can quickly treaty comes up for ratification. The Sen- being put to work to com- it Is of utmost significance, for if you can't Marines in northwestern South Vietnam. produce, the necessary- ate is expected to consider the treaty in a bat inflation work as""they get money to pursue a project or if the cost Today's birthday: Actor J. Carroll Nalsh is 69. • nuclear materials. week or two. should, we will at the of the money is simply too steep, you just Thought for today;"To go slowly and to live a long Moreover, nuclear Another topic for discussion then will very least experience a won't pursue the project. And undoubtedly time are two brothers — a Dutch proverb. know-how is now so wide; be France's interest in renewed access to perceptible slowdown. while the Vietnam war is on, the Nixon spread that Israeli weap- the 7,000 nuclear weapons now stockpiled If the slowdown grabs Administration will maintain a lid on other ons, built' in secret and by the United States In Europe. hold a bit to much, it spending. never tested, could be as- While France was a member of NATO, „„._„ could turn into an "inter- Thus, It may be that this approaching sumed (o function. The French milltaryaunits had access to tacti. POKIER nation- of the business 8th birthday celebration will be an even only question would be cal U.S. weapons under the double-key ar- upturn. This would mean a perceptible- more special occasion than anticipated. how efficient such weap- rangement which keeps actual control of drop in industrial production and a rise in And even without this "extra," it's surely . ons would prove to' be — the weapons in U.S. hands. When President unemployment lasting a minimum of four special enough. and how powerful. Charles de Gaulle withdrew from NATO, to six months. For at 96 months, this economic expan- Israel was at pains to deny the exist- however, that arrangement ceased. If we do finally move into a slower sion smashes all records for duration of ence of any such weapons a couple of weeks phase of growth, it could be a healthy thing U.S. business upturns, beating by far the sgo. The denial was prompted by a report France has produced some nuclear for all of us, for it would help eliminate 80-month expansion which spanned World weapons of her own a.s a result of its own circulated by one of the U. S. television net- the excesses which have so dreadfully blem- War II. nuclear development. However, its stock- ished our historic boom since 1966. It works. • .* * Top officials here say piles do not Include the number and variety would remove the danger of an abrupt they know, of nothing new of battlefield-size weapons which are avail- jwitch from wild upsurge to big bust. It AT M MONTH!!, it has distorted all the with respect W Israel's able in U.S. weapons depots. would lay the basis for a renewal of sound averages for the life of our business up- nuclear potential and no- In the wake of the Russian-led Invasion advance — in which we again could spend swings. Until this expansion, the average thing to prompt new spec- of Czechoslovakia, French military lead- on priorities which make sense, again have life of the 26 business upturns from 1854 to ulation about It. They ex- era are looking longingly at those U.S. respect for Oie dollar's value, again buy 1001 was 30 months. When this one is pect no new disclosures stocks. Two French divisions arc stationed stocks because wo bcliovo in our nation's counted with the previous 26 — and this by the Israelis. in West Germany, along with NATO forces, economic future and a company's pros- Is NOT over yet - the averages will never Despite the denial, and the French units, without a nuclear pects, riot because we are running away be the same again. potential, are the weak sisters. from paper money. At 98 montli.i, It has pulverized the however, knowledgable widespread fear in the 1950s that modern U.S. experts believe some The French government, however, has And if the slowdown does occur, it GOLDSMITII business upturns were shortening. Until Israeli weapons may well not asked for renewed access to U.S. nu- will be the result of dcllberato policy de- this one, the lenfilh of the previous post- exist. T/iey reason Uiat, given Israel's re- clenr weapons. In (he wonderland of diplo- cisions at the hl/jh<>st levels — the Nixon . Administration, the 91st Congress, tho Fed- World Wnr II expansions had been In sources, clandestine weapons development macy Its military leaders arc saying pri- months: 37; 45; 35; 25. Now we nre In an could be the logical slep for a nation which vately they would like to be asked to accept eral Reserve Hoard. • * * " expansion heading powerfully Into Its 90th feels Its existence tlircntencd by its Arab (hem. month neighbor*, With the treaty debate In the offing, THE ECONOMIC predictions for 1001) And had It not been for tho cursed Israel h not a signer of the nuclear however, the new Nixon Administration Is are so embara.sslngly diverse that they Vietnam war, we might be celebrating tho non-proliferation treaty. Its (spokesmen not expected to move quickly towards a bi- move Into the realm of guesses, and no 8th birthday of a still sound, still balanced Ji/ive said Uiat Israel would not he the one lateral arranfipmflnt with France, much us wonder. Tlie unknowns range from tho expansion, fueled not by war spending but to Introduce nuclear weapons Into the al- President Nixon wants to edge l)e Gaulle length of the Vietnam war to tho extent to by spending on rebuilding our cities, educa- "The need to be Ilkod must bo o .hord ready cxplosivo Middle' Hast. back Into a cooperative role In tho Euro- which Washington will risk "trading off" tion, control of pollution, a transportation thing to got overl"' All such policies would bo subject to re- pean community. higher Unemployment for more price sta- network. It might have been. TV COMMENT THE DAILY Aided WCBS-TV 0 WNEW-TV. 0 WOR-TV tB WNDT-TV WNIC.1V • WAIC.1V ' 0 WPIX-TV © Indicatat Color At Inaugural DAYTIME SPECIALS IB TONIGHT IN PERSON By CYNTHIA LOtyRY around 60 million of us — i:55-S:00 • .'.-. 4:30 O "All Through tht Night" '-.,.,- -«, , " Leroy gives Doris an antique chiming clock as a They had! Washington were the result of ' '•'• • gift, and Its chiming almost causes her to succomb O "Tha Notorious LanJtdy" : - cameras: people's decision to watch the to complete physical exhaustion. e verywherei big show from the TV vantage EVENING . O N.Y.P.D. 9 that cameras) point. "The Great.White House". The detectives track were per 6:00 OONEWS9 down a health food addict, suspected of killing & 0 THE FLINTSTONES Q "man in the park because he was eating "contam- mitted, andi O GILLIGAN'S ISLAND O j ~""" '- inated food". 1 from the mo-1 State Okays O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE © ment Presi- LOWRY "GllUgan Meets tht Jungle Boy" "The Mad Miss Manton" starring Barbara Stan- dent-elect Nixon emerged O BATMAN 9 4 . wyck, Henry Fonda. A debutante with an eye for from his hotel quarters yes- Shore Man's 0 ONE TO ONE melodrama is witness to a murder, but nobody be- terday morning until he MUSICAL TREAT — William Coitigan, Belford, right, a:30 0 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN lieves her, except the killer. (1938) - walked into the White House chairman of the Mid-Winter Music Festival icheduled ©EYEWITNESS NEWS-6:30 REPORT 9 10 PASSWORD 9 Aid Scale as/President in the late after- for Saturday evening at St. Mary's Catholic Church, ©I SPY© Guests: Angle Dickinson, Frank Gorshln noon, the television screens of WEST LONG BRANCH - A •. . . "Lisa.". The plans of a, jwettjr mall order bride from 10:00 O 60 MINUTES 9 * , the nation recorded his prog- new system for figuring state New Monmouth, discussal plans for ihs event with Greece are marred when a routine Customs search 0 10 O'CLOCK NEWS 9 ress. aid to regional high school Frank Murphy, president of St. Peter's College Men's of her luggage uncovers enemy microfilm. O THAT'S LIFE 9 0 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA O The major events — the ad- districts that has been ac- Glee Club. The club will ba featured, as well at the "Monster Front the Inierno". A mysterious crea- "A Cold Is Nothing to Sneeze At". Quests: Phil cepted by the state Depart- Harris, Rodney Dangerfleld, Agnes Moorehead. ministration of the oath of college's Women's Glee Club and ROTC band. The ture that is pure brain tries to take over tht Sea- - office, the inaugural speech ment of Education originated ' view. 0 PERRY MASON with a member of Shore Re- concert is being sponsored by iha Monmouth County "The Case of the Fugitive Frauleln". Perry goes and the'long parade — were 0 FOLK GUITAR PLUS gional High School's Board of behind the Berlin Wall to defend a woman accused handled in smooth fashion. Chapter of St. Peter's Alumni Association and the St. 7:00 0 CBS EVENING NEWS WITH of murdering an East German agent The extra special dimension Education. Mary's PTA and Holy Name Society. WALTER CRONKITE 9 ID NEWSFRONT of the day Was provided by Vincent J. Kublin detected O HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT 8 11:00 O 0 NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 9 the doseups, and an occa- a problem with the system for 0 1 LOVE LUCY 8 - , 0 THE DONALD O'CONNOR SHOW 9 sional warm, human moment. working out state aid to re- DISCOUNT BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE -••>. 0 ABC EVENING NEWS WITH ©THE FLICK ' It was, of course, a great gional districts and brought FRANK REYNOLDS 0 "The Halfbreed" starring Robert Young, Jams day for the Incoming Presi- it to the attention of the $6*00 IN ADMISSIONS FOR ONLY $5*00 ... ' O NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Carter. A young halfbreed Is turned away both by dent and his family. But the the white settlers and Apache warriors, and Is' board and its attorney, S. 7l30 0 LANCER © tricked. Into leading some renegade Indian raids. omnipresence of the cameras Thomas Gagliano. EXCELLENT FOR GIFTS OR FUND-RAISHS An Irish lass cons Scott Lancer Into believing her ' made the role of the outgoing (1952) • Mr. Kublin's work will NOW ON SAUt AT ALL conniving father really Is an Innocent down on hit 0 TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES president difficult, even awk- ; . luek farmer ad thereby Inflicts a wave of thievery mean an additional 132,000 to "Winter Wonderland" starring- Charles Crake, ward. ' on We local countryside. Lynne Roberts. The town residents resent the local Shore Regional and $20,000 O THE JERRY LEWIS SHOW & . hotel guesta, which results, in quarrels for some and Lyndon B. Johnson handled and $18,000 to Rumson-Fair .- -1 - Guests: Raymond Burr, Rich Little and the Welre romance for others. it well, but there -were mo- Haven and Freehold Regional WALTER BEADE | HEATHS Brothers. • 1:15 O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 8 ments when every viewer High School districts, respec- O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES O 11:30 0 THE LATE SHOW must have identified with him tively, for the coming school 0 THE MOD SQUAD 9 k, "Hilda Crane'' starring Jean Simmons, Guy Madi- and sympathized deeply. This year. - "Flight Five Doesn't Answer". Attempting to trans- son, Young woman returns home to re-evaluate viewer will remember par- port a prisoner by commercial airline, Fete, Line her life, after two Ill-fated marriages. (1958) ticularly the moment when, In the past, regional and and Capt. Greer face death in a forced plane crash. seated in the limousine, he. consolidated schools received RED IANK IATONTOWN O STEVE ALLEN SHOW O THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW 9 a minimum figure from Tren- 11:45 O THE TONIGHT SHOW 9 took a very long, thoughtful ARLTON OMMUNITY Guests: Fat Paulsen, Lulu, Lei MeCann Trio, Angel look at the White House for ton, In the future, the same ( Carters. 12:30 O TO BE ANNOUNCED 741-H00 HM201 the last time as President. formula used to appropri- O RAT PATROL 9 ' 0 LATE NEWS FINAL 8 l ate aid to elementary districts Then came the moment "The Trial by Fire Raid". An Arab family stand In 12:45 0 GREAT MUSIC 9 will be applied to the regional Troy's way when his Patrol raid* a German store- 1 KM) O AMERICAN WEST when he and His smiling suc- STARTS TOMORROW - . house full of food. cessor arrived for the inaugu- systems. O NEWS AND WEATHER • AT ALL 3 O TONIGHT IN PERSON * v ration ceremonies. Johnson 1:05 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY "Ian and Sylvia"—Part n and his vice president stood, THEATRES "Five Fingers" (1952) starring James. Mason, trfW O PAY CARDS 8 Danielle Darrieux. Drama which tells the true story almost like spectators, as re- Asks Public (j Players test their memories and luck to pair up of Ulysses Dlello, an Albanian valet who, under tht porters and broadcasters clus- card* for money. Art James Is host. code name "Cicero", was one of the master espion- tered around Nixon and Ag- O RUN FOR YOU LIFE 8 age agents of World War n. . ___; . new. Budget, The Undergraduates "In Search of -April"—A puzzling- girl -leads Paul Bryan on a strange adventure that nearly ends In 1:15 0 THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 8 There was", too, the depar- murder. O TONIGHT NEWS 8 ture of the Johnson family for vs.The Over-Thirties! 'Texas. The ex-President, ob- Be at Parley ID NEW YORK TELEVISION THEATRE 1:20 O THE LATE SHOW I - "The Street of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon viously moved, shoot hands MIDDLETOWN - The Harigoldi" . "Roseanna McCoy" starring , Joan Evans. When two attractive young people fall is warmly with a crowd of well- Board of Education urges the My daughter .. ~ 1:30 0 THE RED SKELTON HOUR 8 love, their respective families pick up their old feud wishers before boarding the public to become familiar My father —• Guesta: Carol Lawrence, Lou Rawls where they left off. (1949) plane. The networks cut back with proposed budget figures is impossible! is impossible! O JULIA 9 1:30 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW • , and forth' between the new published in local news- "Dancer in the Dark". An Astrospace Industries "Oh Our Merry Way" (1949) starring Burgesi President as he watched the papers, including the Jan; 17 Linda is failing gym class. Meredith, Paulette Goddard. An unaggressive fellow * He's sore at me because personnel man asks Julia to help him get a pro-' parade and the farewell dra- issue of. The Daily Begister, J • football rtar to join the company. . working In a newspaper want ad department, Ieti I've been arrested for How can a perfectly healthy . his bride believe he Is the, paper's inquiring report- in;' going on at Andrews Air . and to attend the budget 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 8 Force base. causing a younggirl er; then through a bluff, takes over- that job. hearing next Monday at 8 disturbance O IT TAKES A THIEF 8 . ONEWS HEADLINES ^ : Of special Interest to tele- p.m. in the administration fail gym? "The Artist Is for Framing". Alexander Mlindyla vision viewers, too, were evi- on the arrested when his fingerprints link him to a series 3:10 O THE LATE LATE SHOW II building oh Tindall Road. All she has to ot Jewel robberies. "Stella Dallas" starring Barbara Stanwyck, John dences of the tight security It is suggested that citizens campus. do is show Boles. Classic story of a mother's love and sacrifice precautions surrounding the prepare questions on the hud- for her daughter. (1937) How did upandtakea presidential party. Even be- get in advance. 5:15 O GIVE US THIS DAY fore the network announcers I know shower. In previous years, public described an antiwar demon- what budget hearings have been 'Cock-a-Doodle-Daiiidy' stration on the motorcade that sparsely attended. School route to the Capitol ceremo- business, the board points out, sign nies, we knew something was said Valedictory to O'Casey going on The bodies of the affects all citizens, and it is ; Secret-. Service men around their right and duty to at- on the By WILLIAM GLOVER Written when he was 69, tht tend hearings. other play serves as a sardonic vale- the limousine tensed and they NEW YORK (AP) - Sean The proposed 1969-70 school dictory to the poetic Dublin- moved hi protectively around side? O'Casey's "Cock • a • Doodle- At the Movies* the car carrying the President budget, totaling more than er's steadfast impatience with and the President-elect. It 511 million, would raise the ~T)anuy" reached Broadway prevalent Irish reaction and BED BANK FREEHOLD was, somehow, reassuring. tax rate »t least 41 cents per the dominance of Catholicism. list ni£^it, offering evidence CARLTON- HALI/- $100 of assessed valuation. In this staging by the As- BulHtt 3:00; 7:10: 9:15. Bullltt T:10; »:15. The inaugural balls, covered both of why he liked it best EATONTOWN late in the evening by CBS sociation of Producing Artists, ASBURY PARK UNLIMITED FREE PARKING at and why It took 20 years to COMMUNITY- and NBC, were pretty much look out for fresh theatrical LYRIC- TIM Oriduiu 3:00; T:00; «:30. -of a mess. There were so "get here. challenge; the strange com- Fiui 7:05; »:n. A T MAYFA1R- many people crowded so NIVEN* posite of realistic parody and L ' Boiton Struiltr Sto; 1:20: 9:55. closely together that it was idealistic fantasy comes off "THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS" 4 Students ' NEPTUNE CITY impossible even to see wiiat THEATRES Sea Bright with steadily interesting NEPTUNE CITY— 1 < many of the women were moking jjwtloB, Mo Extra Chargs The Brpadyyay hit Is now a Hollywood howl force. , Bullltt 7:10; «:10. wearing. Mrs. Nixon looked that bridges the generation gap with laughter! Jack O'Brien and Donald Gted For BRICKTOWN very pretty but as far as her Biidget Rises Moffat have collaborated in BRICK PLAZA- gown was concerned, all one LOU ALBRIGHT- CHAD EVERETT the direction, with the latter Th« Barton Stmniltr 7:20: »:35. could see were some white nj iitadnnj for Schools doubling as one of the chief Progress _ DOVER "and some glitter. The Presi- OZZIE NELSONCRISTINA FERRARE«-n.*Ktkikr - Hot MlUIoni 7:15; 9:19. SEA BHIGHT-The Board old-fogies, bound to the end dent made a warm, funny lit- FREchold M by tradition and superstition . LEONARDO.- Four stu- North«of Red Bank [G| SuftESted (or SEffiBAL AwBencts Cf Education last night ap- tle speech to the crowd. I-4U4600 against the symbolic chanti- dents at George Johnson Mu- proved a budget that will MIDDLETOWN It was a long day — for cleer of freedom. STARTS TOMORROW! 1 cost'taxpayers an additional sic Studio, 11 Birchwood TOWN— those who participated in the LAST DAY AT CARLTON & NEPTUNE — "BULLITT" Thf Boston Btrwsltr TilB; 9:30. ceremonies. And the princi- at Both TJwatres! |10,201 for the coming school •Discreet Dignity' Place, have been cited for LAST DAY AT THE COMMUNITY — "THE GRADUATE" ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS pals held up remarkably well. year. making the most progress on Barry Bostwick performs ATLANTIC- And itiwas a long day for The total budget, which in- that mystical spirit with their respective instruments. mchel. Rachel 7:00; 10:30; fathom those who watched. But the »:<0. ' v MIDDLETOWN ASIURY PARK cludes a tentative teachers' prancing feathered mimicry reward was drama, emotion Receiving first place tro- HAZLET itlary hike, comes to |134,B93, and a discreet dignity, with- phies were Susan Jeffers, Lo- and plenty of color. And OWN AYFAIR out which the entire charade PLAZA— er $23,423 more than the cur- cust, piano; Richard Smock, A Man 4 a Woman 7:10; 0:20. 67MM0 77B.BM1 could tumble into absurdity. K rent 9111,470 budget. T Atlantic Highlands, guitar; , KEYPORT The tax levy will go from The other principals for the Kevin .Karajz, Port Mon- STRAND— ITfLTiTfrc] most part explore this eccen- The Bride Wore Black 7:00; 10:25; X Atlantic Hlgklandi 291-0148 I THIS IS A TRUE AND •92,119 to $111,320 If the bud- mouth, accordion, and Keith How Sweet It Is >:45. REMARKADU tric piece of stagecraft with get is approved by voters Dorer, Middletown, organ, TONITI - "RACHEL. RACHEL" MOTION PICTURE. energy that has yet to be EAST BRUNSWICK Feb. 11. Other winners Include: TUKNPIKE- PLUS • "FATHOM" Color fused fully Into ensemble Teacher's salaries will com- OUTDOOK—HM'.on stratifltr 7:00; grace, Piano — Franklin Ruck, At- 11 :W: Tony Home 9;io. STARTS WEDNESDAY rriand $88,770 in the proposed lantic Highlands, second; JNDOOIt—Eoiton Btranfler 7:30; FRANK SINATRA Sydney Walker, Moffat's 11:30; Tony Rome 9:40. budget compared to tills James Kozak, Atlantic High- LEE RIMICK • Color DAVID NIVEN year's $55,880 appropriation. pal in stubborn conformity; lands, third; Mary Pat Van PERTH AMBOY "THE DETECTIVE" Richard Woods, priesthood's The proposed purchase of a Cleve, Middletown, fourth; An. AMROYS DRIVE-IN- PLUS • 2nd BIO HIT LOLA ALBRIGHT callous spokesman; and Ellis Cartoon: 7:00: Boston Btransler new school bus will bring the drew Kozak, Atlantic High- 7:00; 11:21; A Lovely Way To Ola JAMES COBURN Itabb, rag-tag bundle of vag- G transportation budget up to lands, fifth; Susan Law, LEE J. COBB "THE abond Incantation, contribute '^ MENLO PARK "OUR MAN FLINT" $17,665 (or the 1069-70 school Keansburg, Bixth, and Jill THE BOSTON strongly to the play's humor CINEMA- IMPOSSIBLE year. McGrath, Middletown, sev- and meaning. Bulim i:oo: '«:oo; «:*); a:oo; 10:00. The new salary guide pro- enth. STARTS TOMORROW YEARS" STRANGLE!? posed but not officially adopt- Among the women, Frances Guitar — Sharon McCall, BOX 01 FICr OPENS CiiJU ed gives teachers a $300 Sternhngen Christine Pickles tUCTrllCINCAHHEATUIH Middletown, second; Debbie Probe School rHI'.'--'< EN UNDER 12 rUF.C Torty Curtis Henry Fonda George Kennedy across-the-board increase and and Patricia Conolly are less Nelson, Middletown, third; CotorbytHluxa adds two steps to the present constantly credible. Linda Kovelesky, here, Hull Littering jTE.35 uiniSi 12-slep guides. Costumes by Nancy Potts l«JWB DRIVE-IN 264-220O fourth; Thomns Sullivan, MIDDLETOWN - Vandals The minimum salary (or and some scenery by James Highlands, fifth; Marl Camp- littered the first-floor corri- teachers with a bachelor's de- Tllton that manages to do a anella, Middletown, sixth, and dor of the Thompson Junior DAVID NIVENi ASBURY PARK gree would he $6,300 and the bit o( performing too, nicely th GREAT Patricia Harnlchar, here, sev- High School with eggs some- YRIC maximum, In 14 steps, would capture the spirit of the cha- time Saturday night, po- "THE WEEK be $10,500. enth. 77MOH I rade, lice reported yesterday. Accordion — Busscll Mcll, IMPOSSIBLE I The minimum salary (or O'Cnsey, with a kaloldo- Dolcctlve Capt. Robert Hnzlet, second; Murk Suuo-, teachers with a master's de- scoplc nppronch flicking from 1 I.ctls said the vandalism was wicz, here, third; Cathy, Dur- YEARS? ' JOHN CASSAVETES' gree would be $0,600 and the broad laughter to lyric ab- discovered Sunday morning nlon. Keansburg, fourth; Scott MNAVISIOH maximum, In 14 steps, would straction and twisting In nar- by a custodian. Entry was be $10,800. McKlnloy, Belford, fifth, and rative, has given APA quite gained by prying open a and— HURRYI ENDS TONIOHTI Mayor Cecile Norton, the a tost. Right now It scorns Chris Keating, Hazlct, sixth. kitchen door. Cnpt. Letts THE Move McQue at tht PLAZA FACES only speaker at the public a work in progress, with each Organ — Maryellen Piano, fmld eggs had been broken on "A MAN AND A WOMAN hearing, expressed the hope subsequent performance dur- Locust, socond; Kevin and tlio floor of Hits htillwny and CINCINNATI KID." ONE OF THE that Sea Bright "can now ing the repertory run .prom- Patty ilnlllgnn, Middletown, against the walls. No INDS TODAY "RIOT" and "NO at PR8IHOLD MALL YEAR'S TEN 1EST give a quality education with ising further audience re- third, and Joseph Baling, At- estlmato of damage was WAY TO TREAT A LADY'! "BULUTT" tht new salary guide." wards, lantic Highlands, fourth. available. 8-7HE DAILY BJJGISTER. Tuesday, January 21, IW9

From Italy Shock Fashions By, LEONORA DODSWORTH ' AP Fashion Writer ROME — Near nudity has become the cliche of spring- summer Italian fashion shows but Antonelli has added new shock-transparent dresses with not even a body stocking underneath. / \ '' To'top that, Antoneilfs designer, Sergio Malta, designed the dresses with tongue in cheek. They were demurely sfyled, 'long-sleeved and high-necked and might have been • worn by a Victorian Jane Eyre-tvpe heroine if only they had plenty of petticoats underneath. Not only were there no petticoats there was no nothing except bare living flesh. CARIBBEAN BALL — Mrs. Peter Beil, Middletown, left, reservation chairman of the The collection began with a snappy group of beach Croydon Hall Academy's Caribbean Cruise Ball, to bs held Saturday, goat pver the '• A TOUCH OF COLOR — Mrs. Norman Marlow, left, an alumna of Cabrini.Col- costumes in natural-colored linen or crunchy silk. Tightly menu with Henry Halbuer, caterer, and Mrs, William C. Cramer, Middletown, lege, decoration chairman for the American Association of University Women's buttoned bosom-brief jackets were teamed with long skirts chairman. , (Register Staff Photo) "Touch of Color" dinner-dance Jan. 25, displays the paper flowers decorations to or flared pants. The pants were sometimes topped by bam- Mrs. Richard Martel, a graduate of Penn State, chairman, and Mrs. Walter W. boo-belted mimiskirts. Big-brimmed biph hats in fine straw At Croydon Hall Smyth, right, a Drew University alumna, ticket chairman. (Register Staff Photo) completed the look. , Bamboo and wickerwork were the leitmotif of the collec- tion. They were used for belts, shoe buckles and em- ' broidered in tiny shavings on evening gowns. Bamboo pat- _ r Cruise Theme for Ball AAUW Sets Major Benefit terns were also printed on wools. - •. >';;'• Dresses were short — about four inches above the ' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - tain" of the ship. A punch- lo, Red Bank, president, to POINT PLEASANT - A vibes," will provide dance low, Matawan, decorations; knee. They were sleeveless with plunging V necklines and ,The gymnasium of Croydon bowl .hour will be held from sponsoring the event. Mrs. "Touch of Color" will greet music. Mrs. Thomas Healey, Lin- Hall Academy will be trans- 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. before din- William C. Cramer, Middle- members and guests of the The formal dance, the high- croft, programs; Mrs. Bich- had accordion pleats fanning out from the center .front formed into a cruise ship for ner. town, is chairman; Mrs. Pe- JJorthern_Monmouth_County—Iight-ot4he-branch!s-social—ard-Hatch, Colts-Meck.-place —waistline; "Tfie~CaTib"bearr "Cruise "Ball, Arnle"Platt will provideHie—ter F. -Bell, "Middletownr— Branch of the American As- calendar, is the major fund' cards; Mrs. John Pavelka, The current favorite, vests and jumper dresses, duti- being held Saturday. dance music. and Mrs. Robert Malcolm, sociation of University Wom- raising event for the gradu- Iincroft, fellowships, and Mrs. fully • made their appearance. They were worn with silk John Carr, president of the The Mother's Guild of Croy- Red Bank, are in charge of en at their annual winter din- 8 George Kablesh, Englishtbwn, ate study fellowships pro- scarves knotted in the neckline. Academy, will be the "cap-don Hall, Mrs. John A. Petil- reservations; Mrs. Edwin D. ner-dance, Saturday, at 7:30gram. publicity. Miller, Middletown, is decor- p.m. here in Kings Grant Inn. Committee members in- ation chairman, and Mrs. P* Festoons of rainbow-hued clude Mrs. Richard Martel, BRIDGE PARTIES tillo is handling publicity. paper poppies will add a gay Oceanport, chairman; Mrs. Committee members in- note to the scenic setting. Vi- Walter W. Smyth and Mrs., The Newcomers Club of clude Mrs. Earle F. Mitchell, ta Marasohio .and his crtnbo, Bobert Bruno, Middletown, Rumson, Fair Haven, Little Student Style Show for Fun(d) Deal; Mrs. Walter J. Zagata, known as "the group with the tickets; Mrs. Norman Mar- Silver and .Shrewsbury will Sayreville; Mrs. Edward ADVEETISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT sponsor two bridge parties to- NEW SHREWSBURY - Schaedel, Livingston,'. Mrs. morrow to benefit the John A card party and fashion Esther Cavanaugh, Atlantic H. Daniels Jr. Memorial show to benefit the Monmouth Highlands, and Mrs. John A. Scholarship Fund. Mrs. Nate Regional High School SchoK Johnson, Leonardo. Now Possible To Shrink Beekley, 2 Grant Ave., Rum- arship Fund will be held to- son, will host a party at 8 morrow from 8 to 11 p.m. in Painful Hemorrhoids p.m., and Mrs. Paul Berth- the multi-purpose room of the Zingas Have Daughter And Promptly Stop The Itching, high school, Tinton Ave. iaume, 1S1 Little Silver Point NEWPORT, Ky. - Mr. and Relieve Pain In Most Cases. Eoad, will be the hostess for The four-year-old Monmouth Mrs. John Zinga, Southgate, New Tori; N.Y. (Spedal): Sd- of the inflamed hemorrhoids a party at 8:15 p.m. Regional Education Associ- •nee has found a medication took place. ation is sponsor of the show became parents of a daugh- with tiie ability, in most cases "whiclPwill raise funds' to"be; ter/ Tonf Lynn, born -Dec. ~f&~ ---totpromptly stop itcHing; ThesecretiaJPreparationH»^ There's no other formula . Clarify some butter and awarded as scholarships to here in St. Luke's Hospital. relieve pain and actually shrink like itt Preparation H also keep it, tightly covered, in Monmouth Regional High hemorrhoids. soothes irritated tissues and the refrigerator. Use it for School seniors. The associa- The couple are parents also Testa by doctors proved that help? prevent further infection. greasing cake pans and muf- tion has raised more than of a son, Michael. in case after case, •while gently In ointment op suppository fin cups for good butter fla- $5,000 since its inception, giv- relieving pain, actual redaction form. vor. ing approximately 51,200 in Win a fraa 6-day. Mlo>t Hn. scholarships each yean •ymosB In Acapulco, Mule*. Models for the show'will be IN NEW JERSEY IT'S ' students in the high school sewing classes, showing fash- k^KI^I IF ions of their own design and manufacture. Henry B. Kach- elriess, , scholarship commit- tee chairman, is jn charge at th. Sao Paulo Hofal and fly For Fashion Futures Since 1919 thara via Aaronava* Da Maxico, of the arrangements. Mtxico'i Largait Airlina — at tha Juna Brlda Cooling School All New Jersey wiU talk about to ba hald on tha Wadnaiday Twins' Mother Slate nighti of Fabruary If, 2» and March 5 at tha Molly Pitchtr '-}•. the EVENT you can't afford to miss! Handwriting Analyst Motor Inn. For fraa raiarvad tickati writa Frank J, Monica, SOUTH AMBOY - Mrs. Molly Pitchar Motor Inn, R»d Henry Gunther, a member of Bank. Our Spring lake Store's the Twins' Mother Club of the Raritan Bay/ Area, will give '• a handwriting analysis dem- ANNUAL END OF-SEASON onstration at a meeting of the club Jan. 28 at 8:15 p.m. in Grandmother's Hie-newJParishJIalLoLChrisL Church, 257 Fourth St. advice can ~ GIVE-AWAY SAW Mothers of twins and trip- lets are invited to attend. Re- get yon in a lot freshments will be served. Mrs. Bert Sabo-is in charge of trouble 9 GREAT VALUE DAYS! of membership details. Forth- A mild little hand lotion coming programs at the worked wonderi for WED.. JAN. 22nd thru SAT.. FEB. 1st meetings will be a white grandmother—but if you elephant sale next month, and expect it to cope with' in March, a film on the birth of triplets. ' today'* killer cleaners,' Fabulous Final Reductions "".- ~ you're taking the life of SCHOLARSHIP BENEFIT — Henry B. Kachelriess. ADVERTISEMENT ADVBHTISEMINT your skin in your hands, on our entire chairman of the Monmouth Regional High School Vedra is,the hand lo- Scholarship Fund, meets with students, who will be Fall and Winter ( tion up to today's;clean- models at the fashion show-card party to be held ers. Aloe, the desert's tomorrow In the high "school, New Shrewsbury. Miss moisturizing plant, helps Designer Collections Diane Hurley, 16, wearing a wool pant suit and Miss restore what cleaners" Connie McMullen, 17, in an electric blue wool suit, strip away. Vedra Lotion, Dresses are second-year Sewing students. 1.00, Cream 1,50. > —*" IReglste'rSfafrPhofo) for Daytime, Cocktail and Evening Sportswear SCENE AROUND drastically reduced to a A 26-day two-ocean cruise has been enjoyed by Miss Ann Genlhaus, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gchlhaus and their pngiwal co«t/ -Mn^WUJlwn.andjIenry.of Ji.IheJFrai], Middletown, They sailed aboard the Grace Line's Santa Mercedes to Bar- A larai Hberien from our MONTCLAIR Store includes fanwui designers : .ranguJUa.and. Cartagena,'Colombia; Cristobal and Balboa, Canal Zone;- Buenaventure, Colombia; Guayaquil, Ecuador Originate • Davidow • Rentner 0 Marquise .\ . and Callao (Lima), Peru... antiques and many, many more! * * * Exhibition and sale' of authentic antique! Traditional quality and workmanship... all the important new fashions, Duncan C. Thecker, i»olnt of View Farm, Colts Neck, 1 attended the Inauguration of President Richard M. Nixon by America ! most as the guest of Sen, Jennings Randolph, D-W. Va. Mr. distinguished dealers, CASH ONLY • ALL SALES FINAL Thecker went to Washington in advance of the Inauguration If your child is one as tho guest of the Massachusetts delegation, and attended January 17 thru 26 formal receptions for' Gov, John Volpe,, Sen, Edward M, or over, these could be ' Mondays through Sicurdiys; Sale at SPRING LAKE Store Only! Brooke and Elliot Hichardson.,. • ' 1-10 p.m. Sundays: 1-6 p,m, your handiest Jars. Admission $3.00 You can heat and serve a Gerbor* Toddler Meal fester Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cotfey Sr., 710 Prospect Ave., IOAN EXHIBIT; Treasures from Union Beach, were feted at a party celebrating tholr 53d than you can make a sandwich. That's the beauty of these the Stately Homes of England. Spring lake Store Closes for Vacation hearty moat-and-vegetablo casseroles. wedding anniversary Jan. 19 In the homo of tholr son-in- LECTURES: Wed. J«n,22ind February 1st - Re-opens in March law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hnrbcr, 118 Victoria Ideal when the family Is eating later. When dinner isn't Thur«,Jan.23atl:lJ«ruH:15, Place, Union Hcach. Guests Included the couple's children, right for sharing. On trips and visits. When you have a Lord Charles Spencet-Churchlll, and their families, Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Coffey, lln/Jcl; Mr, small guost for lunch. Whon Dad or a sitter takss over. lecturer. and Mrs. Frank McCarthy Sr., West Orange; Mr. and Mrs. STORE SALE HOURS 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. William Qulnn, Union Beach, Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Coffcy and Convenient whenever you want to make sure your child Mr. and Mrs, James Danetl. gets a nourishing hot moal. 1113 THIRD AVENUE e SPRING LAKE Seventh Rtgimmt Armory Mr. and Mrs. Coffey were married Jan. 19, MM, in St, Try handy Gerber Toddler Mealt toon. They're In the Park Avenue «ttj7th Street Rose of Limn • Church, Newark. They have 18 grandchildren baby food dopartmont, and one great-grandchild. ., ABENEHTtWR ««k« totuU O»M«», fiuwl, Hlthlun 4«ll« HAST SIDE HOUSE SEn fwafer, 1 '' B

Willemsen'Qray BED BANK - St. James The Hev. Florian J. Gall of- Timothy Willemsen was Catholic Church was the set- ficiated. A reception imme- best man for his brother, and ting Jan. 11 lor the marriage diately after the ceremony, Anthony Rongo was usher, of Miss Susan Lois Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Ver- was held to the Port Mon- Mr. and Mrs, Willemsen at- non L. Gray, 18 McLean St. mouth First Aid flail. tended Middletown Township River Plaza, to Michael Hub- Miss Jacqueline Shep- High School. He is employed ert Willemsen. He is'the son. pard was maid of honor for at Western Electric Co., OPEN 6 DAYS THIS WEEK of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wil- her cousin. Miss Linda Wil- Kearny. The couple reside in Hi. 35 at Patterson Avi., Shnwibaty lcmsen, 111 Harmony Ave., lemsen, sister, of the bride- the Green Grove Apartments, 100 Ft. North of Skop.Rlto—741-501? STORE HOURS: East Keansburg. - groom, was bridesmaid. Keyport. ' ' MON., TUL, WED., THUR, FRI. 10-9; SAT. 10-6 Smitfi'Renner .'V- MIDDLETOWN — Miss AM- Ttie Rev. Harlan C. Durfee Bradley Allen Renner,- broth- son Joy Renner and Curtis officiated. ers of the bride. Mrs. George F. Shave Jr., • A reception was held in the SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. Cieal Smipi Jr., were mar- sister of the bridegroom, was Webb Room of the Cedar Inn, ried Saturday here in the matron of honor. The brides- Highlands. The couple will re- Mrs. Curtis C. Smith Jr. OVER 600 TO CHOOSE ALL NEW—JUST IN FRESH Westminster ' Presbyterian maids were the Misses Bar- side in Laurence Harbor.' (The former Alison Renner) 1 Church. bara J. Smith, sister of the .The bride was graduated High School. He attended LADIES BETTER-DIRECT FROM CALIF. Michael WUlcmscn The parent's of the couple bridegroom, and Miss Linda from' Middletown Town- Memphis (Tenn.) State Col- former Susan Gray) are Mrs. Carol Joy Kenner, Butterfield, cousin of the ship High School. She attended lege, He served two years in 1 Walker Ter., and Robert bride. Marietta (Ohio) College and Vietnam during his four-year James Renner Sr., 700 Ocean Michael William Smith, is employed at the First Bank enlistment in 'the U.S. Navy. Ave., Sea Bright, and Mr. brother of the bridegroom, and Trust Co., Woodbridge. He is employed by the Metro- and Mrs. Smith, 277 Garfield was best man. Ushers were ' The bridegroom was grad- politan Life Insurance Co., DRESSES - SHIFTS Ave.. Laurence Harbor. Robert James Renner Jr., and uated from Madison Township Keyport. Crapes • Wools • Knits Pleats • Hairs • A-Line Doiigherty'Evernkam Metallics • Pleated Hair Sleeves $ LEONARDO — Leonardo riage by her brother, Thomas Bell Sleeves • Velvets • Satins Baptist Church was the set- J. Evernham. French Cuffs • Pointy Collars ting Saturday for the wedding Mrs. William Bendick was Engagements 3, Polka Dots • Ruffle Fronts of Miss Mary Jean Evern- matron of honor. Also attend- ing the bride were Mrs. Al- Turtle-Necks • Mayo Collars ham, 111 Bay Ave., Atlantic bert Downes and Miss Cathy Highlands, to Frank Dougher- Walker. Empire Waist • Wools •Bonded $ ty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robert Dougherty was best Lace •Rayon • Acetate • Spring Dougherty, Applfeton Ave.The. man. Ushers were William Acetate •Embroidered bride isTfie daughter oTThom- -Bendick and Albert~Downes. 27 ' Mrs. Dougherty is a grad- Acrylic • Plaids • Checks • Holiday as Evernham Sr. of Florida, NONE HIGHER and the late Mrs. Madeline uate of Henry Hudson Re- gional School, and ,is a dental SIZES 3-15 Evernham. ' receptionist for Dr. Thomas NATIONALLY ADVERTISED VP TO 60.00 The Rev, William Carr offi- Ahern, Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. Frank Dougherty ciated. (The former Mary Evernham) Mr. Dougherty attended OVER 350 TO CHOOSE ALL NEW—JVST IN FRESH The bride was given in mar- Middletown schools, and is 1 employed by the Borough of LADIES BETTER BRANDED Walter'Cassidy Atlantic Highlands. Miss Correia Miss Lamazzo Miss Nichols The couple will reside at 68 RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. St. Paul's Cathedral in Cal- Tracey Apartments, Atlantic Smithson-Correia John T, Cassidy of New York cutta, India, Christmas Eve. Highlands. 1 BELFORD - Mrs. Margaret Correia, 110 Eighth St., has BLOUSES SHIRTS York'City; and 30 Warren The couple will reside in announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Jo-Ann • Kodel •Cotton • Polyester • Crepe St., Rumson, announce the Rumson. ANTIQUES EXPERT Correia, to Richard Paul Smithson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. marriage of their daughter, Mr. Perry Walter is a well- HOLMDEL - Mrs. Doro- Smithson, 151 Morris Ave. Miss Correia is the daughter • Avril • Rayon • Denim • Acetate known . hydroplane inboard Miss Claudia Whelan Cassidy, thy Connor, owner of the also of the late Joseph Correia. • Celanese Acetate • Satin • Lace driver of his own boats, and Colts Neck Studio Shop, will .The bride-elect, a graduate of Middletown Township to Perry P. Walter, son of has. won national races • Cotton Voile • Embroidered • Western Style speak on antiques at tonight's High School, is employed by F.W. WoolworUi Co., Red Bank. •Mod Style •Tailored •Nehru •Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Wal- throughout the country. He is' meeting of the Holmdel Vil- ' Her fiance is an alumnus of the same high school, and ter, Lincoln Ave., Rumson. a Captain with the States lage Club in: Fellowship Hall, is a student at Monmouth County Technical Institute, Mid- • Polka Dots • Solids • Paisley • Checks The wedding was held in Marine Isthmian Lines. Main St., at 8:15 o'clock. dletown. .•-,'• • Ruffles •Pleats • French Cuffs _ Chevalier-Lamaizo • Pointy Collars •Bow © tt & Long Sleeves NONE HIGHER NATIONALLY ADVERTISED VP TO 19.95 ANN LANDERS RED BANK — The engagement of Miss Janet Lamazzo to David Chevalier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chevalier OVER 800 TO CHOOSE ALL NEW—JVST IN FRESH Sr., -41A Spring Terrace Apartments, has been announced by. aer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lamazzo, 24 Molly ies Nanny Pitcher Village Apartments. A spring wedding is planned. LADIES' • GIRLS' •TEENS' Miss Lamazzo attended high school in Norwalk, Conn.,, Dear Ann" Landers: Your describe a careless or unhy- mother seems to think I and is employed in the office of Dram; Warshaw, Auerbach reply to the wife who signed gienic person, please say he should also keep my room and Rudnick, Red Bank. ••'./,, herself "Clothespin Nose" smells like a horse, not a'goat. clean and help her with the SWEATER RIOT! Mr.'Chevalier attended Red Bank High School, and is showed your ignorance, Ann. Thank you. - FROM MIS- : .dishes. And that's not all. She employed by American Lumber, Atlantic Highlands. • V-Neck • Turtle-Neck • Pullovers It is obvious you nave never SOURI • ,... . feels I should do housework' • Cardigans • Cotton Hakees • 100% Wool been around . well-cared-for Dear From: I was raised in on my day off. Woodward-Nichols TO goats, - ' Iowa and the goats I encount- My dad is always bugging • Leather Trim •Sweater Vests My husband and I have had ered were not exactly the es- me about my social life. I am . KEANSBURG - The engagement of Miss Nichele Ei- • Belted Styles • Stripes • Solids • Colors NONE sence of cologne. It just isn't going with a very nice man. leen Nichols to Harry David Woodward is announced by her a dairy herd parents, Mrs. Ann Nichols, 63 Manning Place, and Murray HIGHER for .several true, I guess, that when you've Dad gets mad because I see SIZES 7-14 — 32-38 S-M-L 4 years.' Goats smelted one goat you've .him every, night. I am 23 Nichols, Raritan.Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Mr. Woodward NATIONALLY ADVERTISED VP TO 17.95 (Sptcial Group) are the" clean- smelted 'em all. Please give years old and I resent being is the son of Mrs. Melvin Card Sr., 17 JUeadowbrook Ave., est and most my apologies to all your treated like a child. Don't you Navesink, and the late Harry S. Woodward, finicky ani- sweet-smelling Nannys and agree that ttey should get off The bride-elect, a senior at Middletown Township High Over 150 to Cltaose—All New Over 350 to Choose—All New mals on our Billys. my back? — PICKED ON School, is employed, at the Hollywood Beauty Shop. 1 Her fiance is a graduate also of Middletown Township LADIES BETTER BRAND MEN'S & BOYS' farm. They do Defir Pick: No. Your track not have an Dear Ann Landers: I had. _ High School, and. is employed by Atlantic Trucking Com- record is nothing to brag" pany, Atlantic Highlands. ^ o-'ffenslv e an out-of-wcdlock child last about. Maybe it's time you odor. I can- year. I had to move in with listened to somebody. not, say the Landers my parents because I couldn't Anderson-Walling SLACKS PANTS $2 You complain because your _same_for. our. ... -makejenoughjnoneyJo.payjL -mother-expects-you---to-belp---—KEYPORT-Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Walling, 90 Maple Barnacle Bill horses, cows, pigs or chickens. babysitter and rent an apart- witn the dishes and do house- Place, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elli-Flair ment. work on your day off. Has it Meredith Walling, to Brian Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. So,, Ann, in the interest of I work hard all'day. My Pin-Striping RIOT! f occurred to you that your Yernon Anderson of Murray, Ky. . , accuracy, when you wish to ; 100% Wool mother doesn't get a day off?, . ;Miss Walling, who is employed by Monmouth Museum, • Checks She's at home every day tak- Holmdel, as naturalist and supervisor of. nature education, Velvet Crepe • Solids ing care of your child. is an alumna of Keyport High School and Drew University, Corduroy As for seeing you? boyfriend Madison. She also has a master of science degree from the Belted • Perma Press NONE every night, I'm with Pa. - University of Kentucky. Her father is executive vice presi- • Wools HIGHER Rumson Reading Institute dent of Peoples National Bank of Monmouth County. Inverted NONE Mr. Anderson, an alumnus of Murray State University, Pleats, Etc. HIGHER • Pre-Cuffs (Special i Dear Ann Landers: " Anony- a Ranney school received an MS degree from the University of Kentucky, and Siies 5-15 (Special Group) • Etc. " Group) mous" wrote to' you recently is currently pursuing further graduate, study. His father and said, "When my husband Nationally Advertised to 25.00 Nationally Advertised to 6.95 was courting, me 18 years ago, is a professor of economics at Murray State University. I fell in love with his brother. SPRING SESSION It was too late to call off the Nardone-Perretto Over 100 to Choose—All New Over 50 to Choose—All New wedding so I married Arnold , FREEHOLD - Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Perretto, 71 MEN'S IMPORTED MEN'S BETTER FEBRUARY 8th-MAY 29th .knowing he was not the one Helen Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, for me." Miss Joan Perretto, to Donald T. Nardone, son of Mr. and WALKING READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS ,Now the lady wants you to Mrs. Domlnick Nardone, 369 Gordons Corner Road, English- back her up so she can dump town, . ..••.'• JACKETS Saturday morning or weekday evenings. This courie Arnold and marry his brother PANTS Thejjride-elect is a graduate of Trenton Cathedral High • 80% WOOLS is offered at all levels from 7th grade through col- because she has "sneaked School and Is employed at the N. J. BelTTelepholiffCoT • TWILLS • CHECKS around and pretended long Freehold. . V • 20% RAYON • PLAIDS • BELTED lege, with students grouped according to ability. It enough." helps students to read with speed and comprehen- Mr. Nardone, a graduate of Rutgers Preparatory SchooV • 100% WOOLS $ • 100% RAYON • 45% WOOL $ You gave her a good "what- sion, to write grammatically and logically, to spell is a senior at Villanova (Pa.) University. Upon graduation • 55% POLYESTER accurately, and to increase vocabulary. This course fer" and now I'd like to add he will be commissioned an ensign in the Navy. LINING is popular with sorious studonts who want to improve my nickel's worth. A member •• KOSAC COLLAR 12 • WORSTED IN 6 NONE school grades Snd to prepare for college boards or of my immediate family • ZIPPER FRONTS SPUN YARN, ETC. (Special pulled the same rotten trick • SIZES 28 to 38 HIGHER Group) other exams. We hava classes to meet the neads of and it landed two of her kids • LOW-RISE 26-34 the fastest students, in a mental hospital. . IT'S A DATE Nationally Advertised to 45.00 Nationally Advertised to 20.00 Tell the Latter-Day Cleo- CARD PARTY RUMMAGE SALE READING for children in grades 1-6 . patra that If it was too late RED.BANK - Court St. Over 300—All New OVER 1,000 TO CHOOSE—ALL NEW. to call off the wedding BE- James, Catholic Daughters of SEA BRIGHT - The Sea Two I '/i -hour meetings a week .after school. This FORE It happened, 18 years America, will hold its annual Bright First Aid Squad Is hold- GIRLS' HIS 'N' HER'S course emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, ' and three kids later is one card party Thursday at 8 p.m. THERMAL paragraph comprehension, phrase reading. Tha chil- whale of a lot too late, — ing a rummage sale, now BELL in the St. James Grammar through Saturday, Feb. 1, dren meet in small groups according to reading MADE THE SCENE School Parish Room, 30 Pe- DUNGAREES | ability, Dear Scene: You told her ters Place. Chairmen aro from 0 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon- SKI-SLACKS CORDUROY better than I did. Between Mrs. Frederick Richards, day through Saturday, and • Colors 7C< DENIM MATHEMATICS the two of us she should get Mrs. William Hoffmann and Friday and Saturday evenings • Elastic * «* TWILL the message. BROWN • • BLK. Mrs. John F, Chappell. Tick- till 9 p.m., in.the first aid Waistband TO Courses'at all levels from basic arithmetic through • • • ets will bo available at tho BLUE • BEIGE building, 215. Ocean Ave. • Stretch 1 AA advanced algobra and. analytics. All courses are What Is French kissing? Is door. DK. BLUE planned to develop a logical approach to problem* It wrong? Who should sot tho P Sixes • • W SIZE 28.38 NONE HIGHER solving and to dovolop facility in applying math- necking limits — the boy or \ Nat! Adv. to 3.95 , Nationally Advertised to 9.95 ematical procossos accurately. the girl? Can a shotgun wed- ding succeed? Read Ann SENSATIONAL CLOSE-OUT Send for Itullclin Landers' booklet, "Tccn-nge MATTRESSES 35.00 — BOX SPRINGS 30.00 Sex - Ten Wnys To Cool It." LOOK FOR OUR SAVINGS VP TO , Send 50 cents in coin and a TWIN or FULL SIZE long, sclf-addrcsscd, sl'iimpcd (Limited quantities — ticking may not mutch) envelope. AUTOMATIC Rumson Reading Institute Ann Landers will ho glad to \MS. UP TO 60.50 - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY help you with your problems, MARK-DOWN 235 HOPE RD., NEW SHREWSBURY fiend them to her in euro of this newspaper mieloslnj; a Huffman & Boyle 542-4777 slumped, solf-nddrcsscd en- lit. 35 Circle • Kntontown, N. J. 512-1010 DEPARTMENTS vclopo. llfce Penian £an»fe Stabbed Youth In Fair Shape ' Parkway Aga™ •#«? A; T$p Safety fteegrd tSSE-A-jjo Rt. 9 at the Rarttan Elve*r WOODBREDGE- The Gar- counting for almost* 40 per An estimated 141,079,800 v* period with- HIGHLANDS - A 19-year- in Woodbridge maintained by den State Parkway emerged cent of.the total fatalities, it hides used the Parkway last out a single traffic death. the State's Transportation De- M'nFiddle old local youth was reported from 1968 a national highway year, traveling some 1 billion in fair condition at Mon- still ended 1968 on a high The 1.41 fatality rate for partment. safety leader again although 981 million miles in all on the 1968 compared with the na- mouth Medical Center, Long suffering a sharp surge in ac- safety note. road. These were about ll'/r In that Middlesex'. Union Bar Loses Branch after being stabbed The 28 deaths on the 173- tionally r low 0.93 of the year cidental deaths last year, es- •million.vehicles and 157 mil- before, but was below the 1966 county section, the death to- during an argument with an- pecially along its busiest mile'parkway last year left lion miles more than the pre- figure when 30 died on the tal rose far over the traffic Its License other youth early Saturday. state-jjwned section. it with a traffic fatality rate • vious year. According to Police Sgt. of 1.41 per 100 million miles road.. For the third straight build-up during the year as BIATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The New Jersey toll road The year-end month of De- year, three pedestrians were •Joseph M. Keegan, director 'Howard Brey, the victim, of vehicle travel, the best it went from three in 1967 — identified-at Thomas Mullins today reported that, despite mark among major toll roads cember produced the bright- among the fatalities. • Of' the Division of Alcoholic est safety spot of 1968 as the compared with nine the year Beverage Control, has ordered of Navesink Ave., was al- 11 traffic deaths alone in the of the nation. It had 17 fa- Nowhere along the parkway the retail consumption liquor legedly stabbed with a roast- 13-mile toll-free section ac- talities in 1967. parkway went through the us- was the fatality rise more before — to 11. .',•, license of the Cat 'n Fiddle, ing fork by Wayne Woods, at Hie northwesterly end of 16, of Fifth St. while both the beach, Clilfwood Bekch, youths were visiting a Bay revoked, effective immediate- Avenue home. Sgt. Brey said the Woods Director keegan imposed youth was arrested by Juve- the penalty after finding the • nile Officer Robert Stefanskl. licensee, Krieg Corp., guilty He is being held in the county of false statements in its cur- jail pending hearing by ju- rent license application, in venile authorities. that it concealed the fact that Charles Rubin, Harold Glantz PTA Sets Meeting and Nick-Ryan, all residents of New York, are each hold- In Monmouth Beach ers of a 25 per cent interest MONMOUTH BEACH - J Field Day for in the licensee, corporation, John Kuhlthau, president of thus rendering the corpora- the Monmouth Beach PTA, . tion ineligible to hold a li- announces that the next meet- cense under New Jersey ing will be tonight at 8 statutes. o'clock in Borough Hall, The licensee requested Beach Road. three postponements of hear- Need a new coat now? Make The three candidates for ing and failed to appear when the Board of Education will Home Decorators! it this fabulous knit that the hearing was scheduled a looks like Persian lamb. be introduced. They are fourth time. Therefore the INSTANT KNIT! Work Bruce Bradley, incumbent,. matter was submitted to the from neck down including James O'Brien and William director for his determination sleeves, all in garter stitch. Toohey. according to state regulation, i Use novelty lamb-like yarn. A film on fire safety and ... to make your home more beautiful Pattern 824: sizes 32-38 incl. prevention will be shown. Bobby Banker says, FIFTY CENTS hi coins for Mrs. Joseph Bogner Jr. and "Let your money, each pattern — add 15 "cents Mrs. Richard Martini, fifth ... and your budget more flexible! for each pattern for lst-class . grade class mothers, are in -mailing-and-speciaLhandling. ..chargejof refreshments along Send to Laura Wheeler, The with Mrs. Edwin Li" Brower Daily Register, Needlecraft and Mrs. Bernard Oakes, Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea sixth grade class mothers. A wonderful clearance! A complete selection of fabulous furni- Station, New York, N. Y. The public is invited. 10011. Print Pattern Number, ture buys. EVERY DEPARTMENT . . . EVERY CATEGORY. Name, Address, Zip. BAD MEDICINE Fabulous buys on individual pieces and groupings. Don't miss it! New 1969 Needlecraft Cat- MASERU, Lesotho (AP) - alog — best town-sport fash- Witchdoctors who demand THIS IS A PARTIAL LISTING ions, most new designs to black sheep for ritual sacri- knit, crochet, sew, weave, fices are • All items subject to prior sale. Many one-of-a-kind. All sale* final. Free embroider. 3 free patterns declining delivery. Budget your purchase. inside. 50c impoverished country's wool NEW! "50 INSTANT GIFTS" clip. —make it today, give it to- morrow! Marvelous fashions, A South African Wool Board toys, decorator articles. Ideal official investigated the in- Welcome for all occasions. 50c creasing numbers of cross- bred sheep among Lesotho's 1 PAIR ' •'• JUST 1 • , ' Open your savings Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs to JUST 1 knit, crochet, sew, weave, pure Merino flocks and re- LOUNGE account today. hook. 50c ' ported that witchdoctors use. fat from slaughtered black CANE BACK Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 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LINCROFT — "Hie trustees $12.50 per credit for the coun- the state Board of Higher Ed- ence, medical office assisting, offered if personnel and fa- of Brookdale Community Col- ty; $31.25 for Hie state and ucation for its acceptance. secretarial and retail a°d cilities become available. . lege last night took several $56.25 for out-of-state, The curriculum-for students marketing. . , FredB. Hazlett of Faim- concrete steps toward open- Expense Shared planning to transfer to four- The engineering technology, ingdale was named director ing its doors to an'anticipated The figures are based on an year institutions was set forth program will consist of me- of admissions at a salary of 1,000 freshmen this fall. estimated $1,350 cost per full in general terms of business, chanical design and produc- $5,083 for the remainder of Preliminary approval was time student. Of that amount humanities, mathematics, sci- tion technology, electronics, the fiscal year. given to a schedule of tuition $300 will be provided by tui- ence, education and other automotive technology, draft- The board adopted a reso- and fees, a program of in- tion, $450 by the county and areas. ing and instrumentation. The lution requesting approval of struction for the coming aca- $600 by the state. The terminal or career ed- last three categories are cur- the Department of Health, Ed- demic year was established, In addition, a non-refund- ucation, programs were de- rently being offered by the ucation and Welfare, for the and a director of admissions able fee of $10, a student ac- scribed more specifically. In county Technical Institute acquisition of the property of was appointed. tivities fee of $15 (optional for the allied health field pro- which is being absorbed by the Technical Institute. The Tuition for full time stu- part time students) and a late grams Will be offered ini in- the community college. land was given to the county dents (those carrying 12 or registration fee of $10 were halation therapy, medical lab- May Be Others Vocational School District more credits) .was set at $150 recommended. Final approv- oratory'- technology, nursing Dr. Ervin L. Harlacher, col- four years ago by Hie federal per session for Monmouth al of the rates is anticipated and X-ray technology. These lege president, added that the government on toe condition County residents; $375 for at the board's February/ courses will be given in co- present list may not be com- that HEW is given approval other New Jersey residents; operation with local hospitals. plete. He suggested that ad- of all transfers of title for a and' $U75 for ojut-of-state stu- Going to State < Business courses will in- ditional courses in the areas period of 20 years. dents. The program of study ap- clude accounting, business ad- of law enforcement, social A public hearing before the Part-time students wiU pay proved will be forwarded to ministration, computer sci- work and recreation may be Board of School Estimate on the college's budget request for next year was set for Feb. 4 at 3:30 p.m. in the county courthouse at Freehold. Trust- ee David Means objected to Cites Danger of Ignorance TRUSTEES TAKE THE OATH — Ear! B. Garrison, left, county superintendent of the time which he said would keep many Interested citizens schools and a Brookdale Community Collaga trustee, administers the oath of of- RED BANK - "Ignorance Later, Mr. Stuart told the * the world around us then," he "There are' really two from attending' the session; fice to, left to. right, Dr. Joseph E. Clayton, Mrs. John L. Polhemus and Marvin is more dangerous than the press and journalism students said. . grades in school," he said, He recommended that an atomic bomb,'f Jesse Stuart, that he is not in favor of cur- jftr. Stuart recounted many "one for achievement and one evening hour be chosen in fu- A. Clark at last night's board meeting in the iincroft School. Dr. Clayton recent- well-known author and educa- rent student unrest and can't of his expOTfencerin-tis-talk for character. I'll take the stu- ture years. ly was named to fill an unexpired term on the board while Mrs. Polhemus and Mr. tor, told students of Red Bank understand the cause for to the assembly* He brought dent who gets an A for char- Gratitude Expressed Clark were reappointed for four year terms. (Register Staff Photo) High School at a cultural as- it. He said he would not be chuckles with his anecdotes acter and a C for English over The board accepted and ex- sembly yesterday. as easy upon student rebels —such as the one about a the one who gets the A for pressed its gratitude for two "By'recounting his own life as some college presidents composition be wrote in soph- English and the C for charac- gifts to the college. Electron- from its humble beginnings have been." omore -English.-This-work, ter." __=._., ic Assistance iCorp.. of Rd in a one-room house until the Favors Full Use "The Nest Egg," about his Part of Ms talk was de- Bank gave an ultrasonic present, Mr. Stuart impressed He also said that he favors rooster, was turned in to 27 voted to showing how Ameri- cleaning system for use in the English teachers and received upon the student body that a the use of school buildings for ca is a dream country where school's laboratories. The gift 27 A's. Later, he sold it to is valued at $1,650. Mrs. Dor- person can be what he wants 12 months of. the year, f o r anything can happen. He to be and that important Atlantic Monthly, and it is counseled students to make othy G. Wehrlen of New Mon- students who have the desire now included in the Jesse Stu- mouth, Middletown Township people come from all walks and curiousity to constantly the rest of their lives count art Reader. and (old them that right now librarian, donated several For County Projects of life. "You are not strang- improve themselves. He is, In a more serious vein, he . most of them know more and cartons of periodicals and a ers to me," he said. "I have however, not in- favor of subscription to the Library been watching youngsters showed how this story, in- are further advanced than FREEHOLD-It was anoth- $202.5 million, or 19 per cent, formal education or classes spired by his English teacher, Journal. pected to increase 71 per cent like ,you go out to Improve the teachers in many countries of er new first for the Mon- going for elementary, secon- on a 12-month basis. "We proves that teachers, schools the world. Here, he The board was informed by 1985. > :. world for the past 50 years." mouth County Planning dary and vocational schools Another report showed that wouldn't have time to enjoy and knowledge "lift you up." was speaking from practical that its plans to renovate sta- Board yesterday, as Planning and the county college. experience again as he and his bles on its Iincroft property - Monmouth County's economic Director Charles M. Pike re- Sanitary sewerage facilities base in 1968 was 70.2 per cent wife have worked with the for September classroom use vealed estimated capital im- will take $197.5 million—18.5 had been approved by the residential property assess- Peace Corps in Iran. provement expenditures of per cent of the total. ments—much higher than the ' Later, lie told journalism state Board of Higher Edu- $1,065 billion for public facil- Water supply will use up cation. state's 59.9 per cent of reve- Students that if dissident stu- ities In the county through $87 million, or 8,2 per cent. nues from real estate. dents could be taken on a trip jThe board also heard re- 1985. Four per cent-$42.2 million "But we are making prog- around the world, they would ports on a series of trips Board members and Mr. —will go for state, county_ ress,"j[aid Mr. Pike. realize-how-much-they have- ..planaed-fot-trustees-to-yisit— Pike acknowledged; witlr rue-" andmUiiicipaT parETalFrec- One ofthe major objectives here. junior' colleges and other ed- ful smiles, that the report reation. of the County Planning Board ucational institutions around uses 1968 dollars, "and who Mr. Pike said 10.3 per cent and the Economic Develop- A man -who practically the country. The first trip was knows what a 1968 dollar will —$110 million-is in the "all ment Program is to obtain a begged for an education, Mr.' made early this month to be worth in 1985?" other" category, which in- better balance between in- Stuart questioned the high Florida by Trustee Marvin A. cludes county and municipal dustrial and residential number of school dropouts in Clark, Merrill Miller, assis- But Mr. Pike said the re- capital improvement expendi- ratables, he said. ' this country. He said a young tant to the president, and a port, the result of extensive tures suchasmunieipal build- school girl had provided the representative of the master • research, will be a valuable Mr. Pike said the population ings and beaish erosion proj- answer to the problem for him planners, General Learning pkiming tool. of- the county has":doubled ects. He said about 60 per when she said,""~''We (in Corporation (GLC). . Transit on Top since 1950 and that there is America) have too much." The biggest chunk — ?425.7 cent of that is Based on cost a "sanitary sewerage back- Other trips are planned to million, or 40 per cent—will estimates for projects that Mr. Stuart would only flie Mid-West, California and log" since then. change the . American go for transportation, includ- are "pretty well defined." He said he had been "sur- Las Vegas. Dr. Harlacher ing railroad improvements, . education sysfem by trying to pointed out that these trips He said the sources of funds prised" to find that 135 miles keep pace with the times. the new Rt. 35 freeway, im- are 83.4 per cent public and of new streets in the county are part of the contract with provements to local and coun- WELFARE EMPLOYES HONORED — County Welfare Board Director Robert C. "Education "never ends," he GLC and will cost the board 16.6 per cent private. are added each year in sub- ty roads, and such. divisions for new housing de- Wells presented a 20-year pin and .service card to Mrs. Irene Matthews, left, of said. He cited the case of one no additional money. Mr. Mil- Mr. Pike said the labor school where he was principal Education is next, with force In the county is ex- velopments. Freehold. Mrs. Thelma Brodie, second from left, and Mrs. Mamie Rae, both of ler said the purpose was to and invited adults to return meet and talk with people who Freehold, were honored on their retirement. Mrs. Brodie had 13 years of service to school. One woman be- are facing the same problems and Mrs. Rae, 20 years. More than 40 employes of the John L. Montgomery Med- came 3 h'gh. school pupil at as Brookdale. ical Home, Freehold, were honored last night. 1 Register Staff Photo) . age 69, went on to write, Board Ash $1000 Grant books, and died at 102. Mr. Stuart was born to Biv- - erton, Ky., in 1907. After at- tending a one-room country For Afro-Asian CukarePlan school until'the age of 10, he MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - County Welfare Board worked at various jobs rang- curriculum with the contribu- Parent-Teacher Organization. The Regional Board of Edu- tions of Negroes. ing from fanning to steelmill She demanded the board be cation last night approved Since then, supplemental work before going to high polled to see if individual submission of an application materials and books have school. "English composition members support Dr. McKen- for a $100,000 federal grant been incorporated into the na's effort toward curriculum almost failed me out," the au- to fund a proposed Afro-As- curriculum. The slowness of HonorsJO E thor said. integration. " '• 4an cultural-center.,._„,„.„_ hM>n ~"'Eater,' he attended Lincoln' fhfi i>ffnrtJ.hjf)s T'tifi^fd "S FREEHOLD - The Mon- Summers and Ida Walburg, years of service at flie Insti- Memorial University, Vander- The program, which would and was agaig n soundly de- curricmum was presented mouth County Welfare Board all Freehold, and Mary Con- tution. bilt University and Peabody provide courses in Japanese cried last night by Mrs. Ju and there remains some doubt last night honored more than quest, Knglishtown. The John L. Montgomery College. Chinese and Afro-Asian cul- lian Dickinson, president of among residents whether the 40 employes of the John L. Receiving five-year cards medical Home is a public Fought First Grader ture, was studied by Lloyd the Regional High School board . wants to carry, it Montgomery Medical Home, were Jessie Baljard, English- medical institution licensed His first taste of teaching Boad School principal Wil- through," Mrs. Dickinson Dutch Lane, for service to the town; Arthur Ivery, Freehold, for the care of the chronical- came at age 17, and he had liam Eeiner. Institution during 1968. and Viola McBride, Morgan- ly ill.. Mrs. Dora Z. Ktrby is to fight one of his first-grade The program's lecturers Hegaan Made »i want the board poll to • Robert C.. Wells, Welfare ville. • the administrator and Dr. students—age 18. would be supplied by Seton dispel these doubts," she ex- Board director, presented a Geneva Pittman was post- Harold Freedman Is medical He has been a teacher, prin- Hall University, which orig- plained. 20-year-pin and'service card humously recognized for 15 director. cipal, superintendent, college • inally proposed the endeavor. Union Beach to Irene Matthews, Freehold, John J. Bradley, president, lecturer, visiting professor to Dr. John McKenna, school said the board is behind Dr. a hospital attendant at the Cairo, representative to the superintendent,) said 40 school home. Zoning Head McKenna. The statement was Asian Writer's Convention, Fred B. Hazlett districts already have voiced In addition, two new depart- UNION BEACH - James echoed by Herbert Parker Township Officials Peace Corps worker, and au- an interest in. the venture, and Alfred Manville, who ex- mental awards, the perpetual which would provide courses thor. F. Regan was elected chair- claimed, "Dr. McKenna excellent award and the at- for students from the 7th More than 300 of his short Work Flood man as the Zoning Board re- couldn't do anything if he tendance award were pre- through 12th grades. s stories (he said it never takes organized for 1969 last night. didn't have our support." sented to the employes of the Hit School Budget him more than a day to "We're hopeful the center William G. Peterson was Explain Policy second floor west wing and write one) have been pub: Lies Ahead will effect a change in stu- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - may open the way at a price reelected vice chairman and the dietary department, re? lished, and he has also writ- LINCROFT - Fred B. Haz- dent attitudes," Mr. Reiner The board took the oppor- Township coundlmen and we can afford," Mr. Gehricke Mrs. Evelyn Kane was re- (jpectlvely, for their continu- ten numerous poems, articles lett, named Brookdale Com- explained. "We also hope it tunity during, the session to Mayor Hans Froehlich last stated. elected secretary. ing contribution to services at and books. The Jesse Stuart munity College's director of will help teach the cultures explain the system's policy on night expressed concern, He recommended a flat the home. Reader has become a regular admissions last night, faces a of minority groups and The board will meet the substitute teacher hiring, about the proposed Matawan budget reduction of 4 per cent The employes receiving the schoolbook, and he has writ- flood of work. change teacher attitudes on third Wednesday of each which came under fire from Regional School District bud- in ail items except teacher excellent award were Peggy ten the forewords for other Already, prior to any an- the subject." month at 8 p.m. in the meet- David Geliebter at a Parent Day, Dorothy Myers, Anna get, which would raise taxes salaries and "other mandat- ing room adjacent to police books. nouncements about tuition or Executive Board Teacher Organization meet- Smythe, H.N., Frank Baldwin 79 cents per $100 of assessed ed increases." headquarters. curriculum, the college ad- Dr. McKenna said the ex- ing last Wednesday. and Norman Hampton, all valuation, even without the Two years ago, he had a "This can only bo dono if ministration has received all- ccutivo board of the center Morris Tetro Construction Mr. Geliebter charged that Freehold; Beatrice Hivera probable rise in teacher sal- heart attack which has lim- the budget is defeated, and most 700 preliminary appli- will include educators from Co., St. James Ave., was substitutes are placed, though and Nellie Shields, Lakewood, aries. ited his activities somewhat. I hope it Is," he concluded. However, he is working on cations for admission. Plans New York City universities,, granted a variance to store unqualified, because of per- and Mary Conquest, English- trucks and equipment in a Councilman Thomas Pow- Mayor Fxocllch declared ho two books to be published this call for accepting 1,000 fresh- and Princeton and Rutgers, sonal friendships with board town, building at 896 Spruce St. with ers called the budget "tho knows "of no way to better year arid is finishing a lec- men this September. who would evaluate the pro- members. The attendance award was straw that breaks tho cam- the provision that the appli- received by Burben Bass, express the displeasure of ture tour of schools in New The college administration grams and provide speakers. •Dr. McKenna explained that el's back" and added that this council and, I'm suro, of feels confident that Mr. Haz- cant upgrade the property, , Molly Bass, Daisy DeWItt, Jersey. Asked if the program's fu- perform according to the zon- substitutes fall into three cat- "people we being taxed right tho people of this township, lett has the experience to Arthur Ivery, Elnora Jackson, Mr. Stuart was brought ture would be jeopardized by ing code and store no material egories: those with full certi- out of their homes." handle the job, having served Casey Jones, Henrietta Jones than at tho forthcoming elec- here as part of the school's lack of federal funds, Mr. outside. fication, thoso with bachelor and Poarl McCall, all Free- He said tho Dlmo Savings tion ... I havo no offhand cultural program which is di- as assistant director of ad- Reinor admitted it would not degrees but no student teach- Bank, which he said holds solution . . . What we're do- rected by Mrs. Mary Todt. Ho missions at Middlesex Coun- be Initiated without the mon- John RecMeff ot Laurence ing or professional course re- hold. •Harbor, a Spruce Street prop- Also, Frank Mcltae, Leona many mortgages on Strath- ing now is tho nearest way to was introduced by Mrs. ty College. ies. quirements and thoso persons more homes reports 250 the poorhouse; people Just Renee Maxwell, dramatics Mr. Hazlett, 34, has also "However, I have received erty owner, objected that without degrees but with some Magce, Emma Soarby, Eurla granting of tho variance Spencer, David Suarez, Sim- homeowners there consistent- can't afford it," tho mayor teacher, and accompanied on taught at Ilowell High School a warm reception from Wash- specialized course work or ly Into In mortgage payments, declared. of tho Freehold Regional Dis- ington, and have bcon assured would increase traffic on the background. con Texldor and Ruby Wll- Ills visit by Dr. Max Mogart street and endanger tho lives and expressed concern for trict and at other posts in there would bo at least, funds '.llams all Freehold, and Vi- Councilman Jerome It. of the stato Department of of area children. He added that a Bccrotary senior citizens on fixed in- New Jersey and Pennsylvania. to provide tho teachers to ola McBrlde, Morganville. Knyo stated ho wished to dis- Education. Mr. Tetro said that during is in charge of placement and comes. Ho received his bachelor's speak on the subjects," Mr. Mamie Itao and Thelmn sociate himself from the may- His talk,, filled with the fla- tho summer months most of no favoritism Is shown. Brodie, both Freehold, wero "Wo can havo only what wo or's remark about showing vor of Kentucky, brought many degree. In English at Trenton Reiner commented. Tlie board adopted resolu- can afford, and wo cannot af- Ills equipment would he left honored upon tliolr retirement council's displeasure with the laughs from an Interested Sl,nto Collcgo and a master's Tho center, outlined in a on tho job site and would bo tions thanking departing after 20 and 13 years of ser- ford this tax Increase," Mr, budget. Ho declared tho com- inudlcnco of young adults. Hut degreo In secondary .school report from tho principal to board members Mr. Manvlllo Powers declared. stored in the building only vice, respectively, to tho med- ment "out of order" and add- perhaps tho biggest laugh administration at Kutgcrs tho board, would bo locally during extremely cold wealh- and William Davis for their ical home. Councilman Walker (ich- ed that It is not board policy camo when ho (a farm boy University. Ho also served in controlled through Dr. Me- . er. He said the Board ot Edu- work in past years, Tho following employes re- rlcko suggested a trimester to advise tho citizenry on Its himself) asked, "Aro thero tho U.S. Marino Corps. Kcnnn's office. cation buses stored across the Mr. Manville is retiring af- ceived 15-year sorvtco cards: school your, which would re- vote. _^ any farmers here?" Mr. Hazlett llvoa with his It Is ono of the approaches street tend to create more ter 10 years, all of them as North n Crooma, Gladyn Clax, duce by flnc4hlrd tho num- In lied Bank High, it k tra- wife and threo - year - old (lie board contemplates to (raffle than his equipment hem) of tho building commit- Ida Koy, Virginia Martin, Joe* ber of students in school at January Clearance tinlo ditional (tint nil Holmdol .stu- dnughtor at 48 N. Main St., completely Integrate nil stud- would. tee. Mr. Davin has been on Martin, Joo Morris, Eulii Mao nny ono tlmo, At Klieiiadl Rugs. Huge fiiiv- dents—no mnttcr whore they Fnrmlngdalo. Ho starts work ies In tho system. In Se|>- tho board llvo years as part 1 Tho building is presently a p Ollvor, Annotto Piummor, "Mfiybe It's workable now. Jmjs. Shrewsbury Shop. ), Brond llvo or whnt their parents do at Urookdnlo on or about tomlior, the board took Initial non-conforming uso in nn 11-8 of tho tcuchor relations com- Dorothy ijtoblnson, Josephlno It's a big adjustment, but It St., Stoi^sbury, (Adv.) —nro called "formers,"'- Feb. 1. Btopstjo Integrate Iho history zono. mittee. ' ••) 18—TOE DAILY REGISTER, Tuesday, January 21,1969 Barber Pockets Rain-SoaKed NAPA,Calif. (AP)-Heavy and no more rounds could be able to finish. This course Golfers now head for Peb- urday and Sunday several had Open champion Lee Trevino Dave Stockton and John Mil- a PGA official: "What took rains for a third straight day finished. won't be playable tomorrow. ble Beach and Bing Crosby's finished nine holes but those and former national cham- ler, the only amateur in the you so long to call it? I forced the cancellation yes- So the Texan collects a top 4 You can't even get to the tees National Pro-Amateur Tour- scores became worthless with pion Gene Littler. field. Each shot 32. couldn't even mark my ball terday of the final round in prize of $13,500, exactly one- today." nament slated to start on the rainout. , ' "''£•';';' There were 11 at 140 in- S u n d a y' s cancellation on the fourth." the $ 135,000 Kaiser Interna- half the top pay off had the Australian Bruce Devlin Thursday. Charles Coody of Ateucri|,. cluding Tommy Aaron who proved a break for Barber. The last multi-day rain-out :> tional Open Golf Tournament tournament gone the M 72- captured second place in the Weather forecasts were for Tex., and first-round iib]$$; proved the hard luck player He had three-putted the first came at the Westchester Clas- and swept Miller Barber into hole route. Bob Lunn of Sacramento, Sunday when' he carded a • green for a bogey, and taken rain-abbreviated event with more rain In northern Cali- sic in 1967 when: rounds were the championship. Tournament director Jack fornia. Calif., finished in a fourth five - under-par 31 for nine a double bogey on the fourth Barber, a veteran from Tuthill of the Professional 336 and Arnold Palmer fin- Ninety • two players had place tie at 138. holes only to have play called hole before play was halted. washed-out Friday, Saturday Sherman, Tex., posted a nine- Golfers' Association an- ished third at 137. made the cut after 36 holes Eight Tied minutes later. Palmer also bogeyed the and Sunday. ' under-par 135 for 36 holes at nounced at 8:40 a.m. yester- Devlin draws a $7,700 check of play on the Silverado Coun- Eight were deadlocked at Forty-five players had com| first hole but stayed on par That tournament, however the conclusion of play Friday day: "We're not going to be and Palmer collects $4,785. try Club course. On both Sat- 139, the group-including U.S. pleted sine holes including' for the next three. lie asked was completed. Bruins Take Ax May Fall OnGeoffrion MONTREAL (AP) - With team in the east has allowed By ASSOCIATED PRESS votes for second place and ac- one member of their frater- fewer goals than the Rangers' La Salle of Philadelphia and cumulated 512 points in nity all ready scalped, Na- 112, but no team lias scored Duquesne of Pittsburgh re- the voting. The Tar Heels, 13- tional Hockey League coaches as few either — 120. placed Villanova and Kansas 1, downed Georgia Tech and are treading lightly as league on the list of Top Ten teams Wake Forest in last week's Both Sullivan and Geoffrion brass gathers here for today's would love to get their hands in The Associated Press' ma- action. Santa Clara is 16-0 af- All-Star game. jor-college basketball poll to- ter whipping the University on some of the athletes who day while UCLA maintained of California at Santa Barbara There are' at least two will be on display here today its strangle-hold on first place. and San Jose. coaches reported in jeopardy in the 22nd All-Star game. The unbeaten Bruins, whose and Minnesota's firing of John Detroit's great Gordie Davidson turned Sack Wake Muckler Sunday could trig- 105-64 victory over Houston Howe, making his 2 • • • • I '••;-.'<•. '• .'".•-• New York's last place po- Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Western Kentucky, advanced I Bute Clwi 43B from Uth place to ninth and 4. Davidson 3TJ sition in the standings didn't and also will be beamed to 5. Kentucky 330 Duquesne, 11-1 including last f St. Mia'f, N.y. _ l2 295 help either. some parts of the United 1 New Hudeo «ata 287 States. Game time is 8 p.m. - ' week's 79-55 conquest of St. I. Illinois an 31* To Challenge Foster at Top 'SHU Coach' Francis, Pa., climbed from 8. LaSalle 198 While Geoffrion was hospi- EST., • ... -,ii 10. Duqucsfie ... U3 12th to 10th. 11. Villsnora 130 NEW YORK (AP) t- T}ie Foster destroyed' Dick Tiger On the surface, this might gle with Tiger and the ticket- talized, Emile Francis, the Prior to tonight's game, the H. Ohio State 110 night Bob Foster won the with one solid left' hook in seem to be an odd set of cir- •buying, support of his army of Villanova, victimized by 13. Kama* T4 Rangers' general' manager formula has been for the de- FWSTn —ra—world~lighHieavyweighMitle,—the fourthroundrlast~May"24r- -cum stances for-a-world-cham- SB -fans-from-Jersey-City__have__wj10:coached-NewYorkto -a. fending Stanley Cup cham'- to the Quakers 32-30, II. llarquette 54 Frankie De Paula fought the Tomorrow night in the Gar- pionship fight, De Paula is combined to make this first second-place finish in the 17. Colorado . 32 dipped from ninth to 11th and 1& PunJue 31 walkout bout on the same den, Foster will make the first not ranked by Ring Magazine Garden, fight of the year a •Eas- t• Divisio- • • • n last season, took pions to take on a team of 19. Columbia IB card. • defense of that title; De and is No. 6 in the World boom at the box-office. Kansas, which lost toIow a 20. Dayton 23 over again. But despite ru- All-Stars chosen from the oth- State in double overtime, Others recelvinf votes, listed al- De Paula, wearing his ring Paula, beaten by Tiger in his Boxing Association ratings'. Harry Markson, managing mors to the contrary, Francis er clubs. This year also marks fell from 10th to 13th. phabetically: Baylor. Colorado State, togs, watched from a Madison last fight, Oct. 25, will be the But the appeal of De Paula's director of boxing at the Gar- insisted that Geoffrion was Drake. Boulh Cirolln*. Texas A*M. the first time the players will North Carolina drew 22 Square Garden runway while challenger. . > rousing four-knockdown strug- den, cautiously predicts a still coach of the Rangers. Vandertllt, Western Kentucky. be paid for participating, with crowd of between 14,000 and "He is the coach of the 15,000 fans and a gate of Bangers not only for ihe fu- $500 going to each member about $150,000.. ture," Francis said, "he is of the winning squad and $250 Bruins' Opponents Must Battle Psyche, Myth Crude Stagger the coach period. He'll run. to each, k De Paula, a crude slugger our practice session Tues- CHICAGO (AP) - As if also their frustrated foes- find Notre Dame Coach Johnny at UCLA on Friday night's Asked if overconfidence with a big right hand punch, day." UCLA and Lew Alcinioi didn't they also have to battle the Dee yesterday in a conversa- program which also finds might lead to a UCLA, defeat, is a M underdog against the Despite the rumors and Sweepstakes have enough going for them in psyche and the myth. tional warmup for a pah* of Loyola matched against Mar- Wooden said, "I keep remind- champ, whose 6-loot-VA their sixth place standing, the* basketball ability these days, "No doubt about it," said weekend doubleheaders in- quette. ing these days about the Bal- . inches and 79-inch reach give Bangers under Geoffrion re- Mnf-aa volving the topranked and un- timore Colts and New York him a wide physical edge main just two points out of MJAM&B defeated Bruins. in_ Chicago Dee felt "there are four or "five teams in the country who Jets." , over the 5-S!4 challenger with third place. Stadium. Marquette's Al McGuire RED BANK -1 could beat UCU if 70-inch reach. Snipers Aim tion of the National Sweep- "They psyche you long be- said "UCU? You're not talk- ; they caught them on the right After watching Foster flat- In Pittsburgh, the snipers stakes Regatta will be held on Bullets Wreck fore a game starts and al- night. You have to play super ing about a college team. are aiming at Sullivan, whose tenTiger last May, De Paula You're talking about a great the Navesink River July 26- though Alcindor is real basketball while they are hav- went out and evened ah old Penguins missed the playoffs organization. A great pack- 27. •.•." ing an off night. And you not score .with Fred Williams, last year and are in fifth enough, hjs _growing myth is age," and Loyola's George Committee members of the only have to make Alcindor who had beaten him in 10 place now — six points be- something'* you have to... Ireland flatly stated that his association last night ap- Celts, 122-109 play 40 minutes but you must rounds' at Sunnyside Gar- hind fourth - place Philadel- team will give a try but he proved the dates which will Jorce.. him Jo race up and dens. In their Garden match, phia and the final playoff couldn't~see anyone beating be sanctioned by the Ameri- By ASSOCIATED PRESS third, quarter when Jack Ma- somewhat, atone in iiis feel- down the fun length of the a scheduled eight I rounder -berth,.:-—/. :: ^ Alcindor and his mates..-'. 'ican;Power Boat-Assodation. •For inany years, the Bos- rin stored six points and Gus ings that UCLA can be de- court on every play." "*:; that went on after the Fos- Pittsburgh is just two points ton Celtics taught the impor- In other business the com- Johnson four in a 12-2 fast feated. . Hist Unbeatable While Dee, in trying to ex- ter-Tiger bout, De Paula ahead of last-place Minnesota tance of a big man rebound- break spurt that buried the in the West, and1 the North mittee decided to add a me- Spared Wrath 'The other coaches, includ- plain how it would be possible stopped Williams in the fifth morial trophy in the 280'cu- ing in the middle, the fast visiting Celtics. : to beat UCLA actually was round. Stars have just' fired their Jng-UCLAg i Johnnyy. J bic inch class. The trophy break, the sudden spree that Kevin Loughery led the Bul- adding fuel to the Uclan lore, —"Foster is a-shuffler,"~said~ coach so - Sullivan- can't Jeel hihintet d tthhe BruinBi s are unbeat- will, be in memory of~J0Bn burst open a game. Now lets with 38 points, but their ' Illinois's Harv Schmidt came De Paula at his Grossinger, too secure. .those teachings are coming weekend Blnce Notre able. - The problems of the Pen- DeVlto, who died a few days_ jniMjn thftminMuvJaesJte: *« up with this answer when JNJUiamp^LJiDpeJtuipseL —-|— - —-•• - - -• — "7;- *V—-~^- — — i — — —J.-—i»Fnn....—•ifmr^njiujiniuiii^ fficFtoTiiuHtuiem. " " ll r r 1 hddtn seld, a major reason for then- Dame, an 88-75 loser to the — MimidaUon? ' "~responaeo" asked if UCLA can be his timing by bobbing and gums and the Rangers are ^{eniavg last year's regatta. It was the The Baltimore Bullets, a success this year, played an Bruins earlier in the season, Wooden to a question. "If oth- feated. • ; ;. weaving. I'm training to go completely opposite. Pitts- equally important role k the er teams feel they have no first fatality connected with National Basketball Associa- faces Illinois Saturday when "Yes,", said Schmidt, "If 15 rounds but I figure some- burgh's 158 goals allowed is victory. He putscored Bin chance against us, it's okay the "Sweeps"fegatta. tion doormat during the reign Loyola tackles the defending you have Wilt. Chamberlain or time I'll get him pretty good." the most in the league. No of the Celtics, proved again Russell 18-13 and outrebound- with me. The more the national champions.. Bill Russell to play against If the bout goes the 15-round last night they learned those ed him 23-18. teams fear us, the easier . distance, it will be a surprise. Northwestern gets a crack them." lessons well by beating Bos- Sam Jones had 35 points for . our job is." De Paula has never gone over NO LOWER PRICES... ton 122-109. Boston, which fell percentage 10 rounds and has fought only and fh« finest in DRY' CLEANING. Drop off your The victory wai Baltimore's points behind Philadelphia. two 10-rounders. Foster has garments while shopping at famous Superama Shop* third straight over the Celtics Jon McGlocklin climaxed a Fair Haven stopped 27 foes while piling this season and boosted its 38-point performance for Mil- up a 33-4 record. ping Center. " Eastern Division lead to SVi waukee with a basket in the Girl Doubles Murphy Follows ' NO IXTRA CHARGE FOR SAM! DAYI games over Philadelphia and last six seconds for a 102-99 When they signed their con- , ALL CLEANING DONE ON PREMISES Boston. lead..The Bucks had never WEST LONG BRANCH — tracts for this fight, Teddy In the only other NBA game trailed after taking a 58 - 51 One of the East's top young Brenner, the Garden 'match- Milwaukee tripped Detroit halftime lead. divers, Andrea Whitlaw of maker, said, "My biggest SUPERAMA 102-101 at Madison, Wig. Indiana took advantage of -Pair Haven, scored a double problem is which fight to put Kentucky OrniasUd 38 Kentucky fouls and hit 50 victory in the fourth annual on after the main event. I'm free throws for its victory. Monmouth College Invitation- pretty certain It won't go 15." In the only American Bas- Roger Brown led the Pacers al Diving Championships at CLEANERS ketball Association contest, Brenner solved the problem with 36 points 'while Louis the-college pool here, Satur- by deciding to put on Irish SAME DAY SERVICE Indiana outlasted Kentucky Dampier had 33 for Kentucky. day. 141-129 and pulled into a tie Pat Murphy of West New SHREWSBURY AVE, NEW SHREWSBURY TIIK STANDIMOR Andrea won in the girls 13- York, N. J., against Juan Ra- with the Colonels for second KjUtern Division place in the Eastern Division. W I, Fet. CB 14 division one-meter .event mos of New York in trje six- Baltimore M 11 ,1M — rounder after the title fight. 542-9549 Baltimore held only an 88- rtiUuJelpMa 30 U .m V/, Saturday over 14 competitors "AT THE END OF THE BIG PARKING LOT." Borton 31 IS .174 3ft with a score of 300.00 points. Murphy, unbeaten in 18, pro 85 lead toward the end of the New Y»rk jSl 10 ,«27 5 Cincinnati .. 2i 22 .B2 10 In Friday's competition ihe starts, has a budding- Jersey Detroit It 21 '.4M 16' fan club to compare with De Mll»->ukee 15 « .0M n complied 140.55 points in win- • - -•-.- -M>n MH.IM ... ' ning the 14-and-under three- Paula's gang. Englebrecht Ifli Angelet ,,.r,._T3a IS .Ml - Atlanta ...J» ilT ,t» 2 meter event. Chicago 21 2T .<3» W/, 1969 Austin America Ran Kranclsco 20 27 ,42e 12 Miss Whitelaw was repre- Kan Diejo 19 29 ,3M Wk Three Register Jumps High PJn»H!« 15 35 ,300 U>i sontlng the Somerset Valley Still the biggest bargain Thoenlx » 39 .18$ 23% YMCA. ROSELLE - Henry Engle- Vultrdaj's lUsulli £ Victories - Biltlmora 122, BoKbm 100 Entries came from six East- g of all Imports. Only $1899 POE. breeht, Christian Brothers UllwaukM 102, Deimlt lot ' fully-automatic tninsminflion. Academy, won the N. J. Cath- Only mn scheduled! • ern states and two Canadian St. Rose of Freehold, St. Today'! dunes provinces. • fully-equipped with nil IBM safety features. olic Conference sophomore Lo* Angelo* at Milwaukee Domlnlck's of Spring l>akc lniMk U New York Dick Steadman, Monmouth • fully-sized for iull-flizcd families. high jumping title Sunday at Raltimore ai Chicago and St. Itose of Belniar Atlanlfl fit Ban TMegn swimming coach, directed the chalked up victories in tho Roselle Catholic. Cincinnati at S«n Krmdico Englebreeht, carrying on Only fames sciieduted. meet. Monmouth County Parochial CBA's high jumping tradition, Grammar School Basketball went over at 5-11. Teammate HriJgc|)nrt Football League over the weekend, St. Itose of Freehold (5-4) Ken Jansen was third at 5-8. 76ers Grab Coach In Speaker • Colts' relay runners gained upset St. Denis of Manasquan a fourth, (\% medley), fifth OAKIIURST - Tho Mon- ,(0-3), 38-35, behind John An- (spring medley) and sixth Sun Wilson mouth • Ocean Football 'nuelata's 12 - point perfor- (shuttle hurdles) in the PlllUDKU'llIA (AP) - Coaches Association will meet mance, Tho losers' Arnlo An- NJCTC Meet on Friday In The Philadelphia'-7Gcrs ac- Thursday, Jan. JO,'at the Ad- derson took game honors with miral's- Table, Itoutc 3li, hero Jersey City, quired fi-8 center - forward 14 polntfl. Soothe at 8 p.m. Joel Frciliiium went the half (icbrii« Wilson yesterday from Joe Tonkovltdi'8 10 points Aimtln America. Dr. Nick Nlc.olnu, licad foot- mile In 2:01.8 and Tom flic I'fiocnlx .Suns /or fi-!i .ler- led the way an .St. Domlnlck'n ThoblgKCRtbnrfrnln 7 HAWK MATMAN — Ono of tfio oufslflnding local liall coach, University of (it) Irlpiied Mt. Carmel (2- Kcarsley sparked the I /, mil« ry Chiimliers, furrcntly Ma- of nil Imports. medley with a 4:37.2 time. lioncd at V\, Itnlvoir, Va. •alontj on tha Monmouth Collorjo variify wrottling Bridgeport, Conn., will bo 8), 34-K. Jay Vncnrro paced liuest speaker. Dr. Nlcolfiu nl- the losers with 12 point». The Coltfi also won fifths in Wilson, In his fifth National ioam it Dennis Huiiorl of D««| Park. Huusrl, tho ion iio will pre«pnt n film which St. HOKO of Ilclmiir turned the frcfchrmin two mile winy Basketball Association season, of Or. and Mn. Franz Hutterl, It a former standout ASBURY PARK EATONTOWN MANASOUAN with Ken Iluscio, (JUK Sui'kow, IIIIS bi'fii ;ivci;i|;iiiK 11.0 points lilghllglits Rrldgnport's gameii, bnck Kt, Dorothca'a of Rtiton- quarterback at Aibury Park High School. Tho Hawk Kmmeti Barnacle iind Kd Ma- nnd 13 rebounds per Kitmc for town (0-10), 39-20. Jim Mai- A & Or Motor* Monmouth Motors Shor* Motor* San Dlcfjo 1'atlro coach Jflwy. The (c«m was clocked the liiKt place Wcslcrn DM- grapplon will bo at horn* Saturday at 2 p.m. againit loii'n nine points worn bent for Wlclelmnnn is «n otit- 82 Main Strnt Rt. 36 in »:M.4^ slon Huns. t IWark Collag*; of Engineering. St. Hose. Tom Iledcll led St. Rt. 36 K chef, t Dorothea'ii with seven.* THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER uW'MhidsPast, Future at"WrWil^aW By GEORGE SHEEHAN We already know that record performances can be made "Most people," Fromm points out, "would like to be The American husband, says Los Angeles psychiatrist without them. aggressive, competitive, maximally successful in the Arnold Beisser, finds "the morning sports page more ap- Take the mile run. A runner may say that a race would market, liked by everyone and at the same time tender, pealing than the food before him or the woman who serves have been faster if someone had pushed him. But highly loving and a person of integrity." An impossibility. But, it." competitive races rarely produce records. In fact it was a only the sports pages tell us that aggression and competi- The source of this appeal is the theme of Beisser's book, friendly "rabbit," Chris Chataway, whose early pace helped tive impulses are immature and that truly great athletes "The Madness of Sport," a study of psychiatric problems of Roger Bannister to break the four-minute barrier. have respect and affection for their opponents. six athletes who were unable to function More to the point, our future demands a new way of MIT Prof. Everett Hagen has concluded that human in society after their ties to sport were life. The student protest signs read," Work Hard! Get happiness is not achieved by political freedom or by af- broken. Beisser believes that examination Ahead! Kill!".The sports page represents a~milder but fluencebutby this sense that one is respected. Unfortunate- of their difficulties reveals something about eventually more productive protest against a life style that ly, it is part of our Puritan ethic that we have dignity only the people who root for them, is depriving us of dignity and self respect. when we are good or achieve. "Be a man" is the old Injunc- i "The conflicts and problems seen in For aggression, greed, hate, and fear, psychologist tion. the psychiatric patient," he states, "are Erich Fromm (and sports),'would have us substitute . But we are already men. The marathon runner finishes merely exaggerations of the kind of ex- tenderness, love and sympathy. his terrible ordeal unaware whether he is white or black, periences every person has." Therefore, he These may sound like absurd qualities for a football male or female, knowing only .that he is. And "Everything reasons, the sports that provided the main player. But they are present when any athlete is alive, joy- that is, is holy." emotional support to these athletes prob- ful, creative and believes in his own identity and integrity. Sports invest everyone, sub or star, success or failure, ably gives the same support to a lesser I give you Joe Namath, described by the New. York Times' with dignity and intrinsic worth. Until the world does the degree toother players and fans; SHEEHAN Bob Lipsyte as a "square" who demonstrates "loyalty, same, the American at the breakfast tible__will relive his LINKING ELEMENT honesty,,sensitivity, and affection." past and find his future in the sports pages.' Sports link boyhood and adulthood. They also allow the expression of feelings and emotions usually not permitted or thought appropriate in day-to-day living. Not only emo- LION ON LINE — Kenneth King, center, Middletown tions of fear, anger, and even rage. Not only adolescent or Township's towering tackle, received the Ripper Col-, childish behavior on the part of adults. But, and most im- portant to our future, the humane emotions. Hope, tender- lint Award as the Lions' outstanding football lineman Charity for Wooisey ness, and compassion among others. Feelings^ that our cul- at the annual awards assembly in -the school. Flanking ture frequently forbids the adult male. They say charity begins at home, but on the basketball his 10 games. Playing irf three less games, Mullin shows 67 the recipient are Middletown Mayor Harold Foulks, Beisser, however, concentrates on our aggressive im- court it begins and ends at the free throw line. field goals, 46 free throws, for 180 points and a 25.7 mean. left, and Varsity Coach Richard Kleva. pulses and the guilt we feel about them. Guilt, because the That's one of the reasons why Ocean Township's Bill Long Branch's Leroy "Chico" Jones is in fourth place aggression is actually directed against our parents. I may Wooisey is among Monmouth County's leading scorers with behind' Wooisey with 208 points and a solid 23.1 per game be a psychiatric illiterate, but I have a'feeling that this almost two-thirds of the campaign in the books. point mark, while Croydon Hall Academy's John Mulhall Freudian theory is as outmoded as the single wing. Keyport's Tom O'Donnell continues to lead everyone in rounds out the top five with a 22.8 scoring average on his When Beisser argues for the acceptance of these ag- the scoring race by a wide margin, and Christian Brothers 205 points in nine game. Ripper Collins gressive or killer instincts as the mark of a "good" com- Academy's Pat Mullin maintains his number two ranking. IN TOP TEN petitor, we part company. But Wooisey, the third man in the listings, has grabbed Three other 20-point-plus performers, Scott (22.6), Free- GOOD VS. BAD the leadership in the foul shooting department. hold's Greg Blount (21.4) and Monmouth Eegional's Mike 69 FROM LINE Hearn (21.1), could move higher. Tom Dooley of Rumson- Award to King The "good" competitor is always hostile to his op- Fair Haven Regional and Kevin Lyons of St. Rose of Bel- ponent and errs by being overanxious and trying too hard. The Spartan southpaw has dropped in 69 from the line, MIDDLETOWN — Kenneth King, Middletown Township eight more than both O'Donnell and Neptune's Jeff Scott. mar round out the top 10 with per game marks of 19.4 and The -"bad" competitor is relaxed, quiet, and fraternizes with 1 19.3, respectively. High School, was named the winner of the Ripper Collins his rivals. In effect, he denies aggression. Wooisey also has 103 field goals in his 11 games for an -Award-during-a school assembly recently._ Jjhftsp-whn see athletics as the "moral equivalent of even 25.0 average with 275 points, second only to O'Donnell. ; Here are Monmouth County's leading scorers:' FIiAVKIt St'.HOOli O The award is presented annually to the outstanding i ira~Keyport~ standout' continues to lead in fleldrgoals— Tom 0'»onnein~Keyiurt war" and view the Olympics as a model for world peace ToPaml MuMnO'DonnellTKeyuor. CBA t 10" lineman on the Lions' football team. The presentation was cannot accept the necessity for these aggressive feelings. total points (325) and per game average (32.5) for . BUI Wooisey, Ocean Township l.err>y Jones. Lone Branch made by Middletown Township Mayor Harold Foulks. JohnMulhjdl, Crosdon Hall King, a senior tackle, was named to The Daily Register's Jell Hciilt. Nentune ..... Rookie southpaw Jerry (irri Blounl. Freehold All-Monmouth County first team and gained second team Mike Hearn, Monmouth Regional recognition in the All-State selections announced by the Koosman of the New York Tom Dootay, Rnmson-Falr llaven NFL Still Rates in TV Battle Ke\ln Lyons. Kt. Rose Associated-Press. „ Dick Rusnak, Kelt Hank Catholic Mets worked 264 innings last- Dan Miller. Mammalian Another special presentation was made by Carol Lasky, NEW YORK (AP) - The of NBC and the AFL games hour, the NFL game in the Leu HendrlckH, Henry Hudson . season and compiled a 19-12 Billy Colllnn. Muter Del vice president of the Long Branch High School Student National Broadcasting Co. de- in the ratings. first half. Fred Fread. Rarllan Council. Long Branch traditionally awards a trophy to the clared itself the winner yes- But an NBC spokesman ' For the games overall, Mark Burhun, Malau-an ReKional record. The 24-year-old ath- Scolt Klley. Henry lludion outstanding player in each high school football game played terday of the first post-Super ' said the overnight Nielsen rat- NBC had a 20.6 rating, or 50 Ken Hnspel, Blatanan Rezlonsl In the city. This year Robert Nyman, Middletown quarter- Bowl television ratings test. ings for the New York area per cent of the audience, for lete completed 17 games. Tom Williams, Lorn Branch back", received the awards for his performance in Long Sunday's all-star games — showed that NBC had a 21.3 2 to 5 p.m., and CBS had a Branch-Middletown opening game of the season. the American Football rating Sunday to a 5.1 for 10.5 rating, or a 22.7 per cent Barry Stagg received the school's award as the most League at Jacksonville, Fla., CBS during the hour that the share of the audience, for 4 to outstanding player on the Lions' soccer team last fall. and the .National League at . games overlapped. 7 p.m. __ Letters anstilt>ih the high schools will be renewed plans to devote more time to circuit's 24 team's*will be com- "B" factTby creating a three- at Keansburg (4-5) when bis boys' camp and various "Mr. Basketball" at. Holy enterprises. ) pross and in his 13 years with pleting the first. half( of its way tie for the runner-up spot Marlboro, attempts to chalk up season,-with each club'having itOirst' victory i after nine met all seven other teams in Monmouth Regional, 5-5 on consecutive setbacks. Peddie tenure at Boston College dur- The darkest hour of his ca- its division after tonight's ac- School will come to Iincroft ing the past six, years," Cou- reer was in September, 1967, the campaign but winners.of tivity. . • five, straight, will journey to to collide with Christian sy said in his surprise an- when a national magazine Brothers Academy as 'the" -nouncement.———' At the_mjdwgy_fioint,_only._ Matawan Regional (3-5) in linked hihT~wltif~ah alleged the "C" Division-has come the remaining "B" contest. surging -home-club-tries-to _"My only regret is that I gambler, a-manCousj had up with a clear-cut leader, evenats record at 5-5. titli Henry Hudson Regional, on met at his boys camp. iHr-a^e^Bivision-rec- contact with the fine group of holds a two-game lead in first young men on our team. Cousy tearfully denied any ord of 60 and 10-2 overall, California Deals wronj! doing at a news con- place. The story is much dif- will travel to Wall Township "They have given my fam- ferent in both the "A" and (4-6), while second place ily and me immeasurable ference.. He admitted that he "B" races however. Ellis to JZhisox probably was guilty of indis- Southern (5-3) entertains Cen- CHICAGO (AP) - Eight- pleasure and satisfaction and Three-Way Fight - - • - — • - • this We will always cherish." cretion. - : MEETING A MET — Ron Swoboda, New York Mats' outfielder, signs autograph handed pitcher Sammy Ellis, The college quickly backed The "A" .chase has devel- Cousy, 40, was named BC for two of his young fans at Sunday night's Father and Son registration of tha a. 22-game winner in 1965, was Cousy. So did thousands of oped into a .three-way fight, Sports Slate acquired by the Chicago White basketball coach in 1962. fans and friends. Cousy then Middletown Youth Athletic Association. Getting to know one of their favorites among Long Branch, Middle- However, he put off taking TODAY Sox from the California An- coached BC to a 17-8 record, 'are Brian Walling, left, of Port Monmouth, and Richard Scarpino of Long Branch. town Township and Lakewood, Baskelhatl over until 1963 when the late Shore Conference , gels yesterday. including a spot in the NCAA all of which sport knotted 5-1 "A" Division - • Ellis, 27, came to the Sox Walter Brown, owner of the . , , (Register Staff Photo) Brick Township at .Mlddletown Iwp. tournament. records. Neptune at Freehold in exchange for outfielder Bill Celtics, asked him to play one Toms River at Lakewood ~ more season for the National All are favored tonight, but Barltan at Long Branch Voss and southpaw hurler only Lakewood (9-1) seems a •• " "B" Division Basketbal 1 Association Monmouth Ret. at.Malaivan Rel. Andy Rubilotta. SURF, FIELD AND STREAM sure bet to hold on to at least Red Bank at Jackson Twp. Ellis, whose 22 victories champs. Manasuuan al Anbury Park a tie for the top rung when HoweU at Ocran lip. were with Cincinnati in 1965, In six years at BC, his "Ea- it plays host to Toms River. "0" Division gles have compiled a record Central Brf. at Southern Bel. had a 9-10 record for 'Cali- Middletown (8-3): and Long Shore Rer. at Keyport fornia last season with a 3.95 of 101 victories and 37 de- 1'olnl Benin at I'olnt Boro -Branch (8-1) must beware of Henry Hudnon at Wall Twp. earned run average. feats, Including an 8-3 mark Mr. Upset in home games. Garden State Conference It's Do-It-Yourself Weather Rutnson-FH at Carteret (4 p.m.) Voss, hobbled with injuries this season. Cousy has taken Central JerNpy Catholic Federation four teams to postseason tour- The Lions, who had sole SI. Mary'a (8AI at Mater Del including a broken jaw in By DICK RIKER need washing or-cleaning. Fix the broken decoy rack on the possession of first place be- Others 196S, hit .156 in 167 at bats naments. Marlhoro at Keansburg * T;his Is do-it-yourself weather. It is far too early to putter duck boat, get the new prop for the motor now. Be sure to for Long Branch rang up a Feddie at DBA for the Sox, Rubilotta was 6-7 "It is with deep regret that around the yard, bass season is closed and the rivers are1 winterize' the motor for the duck boat right now. You have heart-throbbing 71-70 victory Wrettllnr I reluctantly accept Bob Cou-' Long- Branch at Central Rec •with Lynchburg, Va. iced over. Unless you have a one-track mind centered on plenty to do. a week ago, must contend Indoor Track Voss was assigned to the »y's decision to retire from CBA at Anbury Park (Convention quail, grouse or rabbit you can clean the cobwebs away TROUBLES IN RETROSPECT with a sometimes dangerous Mall, 4 p.m.) Angels' Hawaii farm club and coaching basketball at Bos- from your cellar workshop and get down to the nitty gritty After giving the dog a run, cleaning the last marsh Brick Township quintet. The Tamorrow ton College," Athletic Direc- Basketball •Rubilotta was assigned to El of getting ready for spring. muck from the station wagon and sliding the sneak box Green Dragons, 3-3 in "A" Croydon Hall at Admiral Farrnfut Paso. tor Bill Flynn said. "His rec- (3145 p.m.) Some years ago, in a mountain town in,,northern. Jer- under the porch for. the time being, turn your thoughts.tfl and M qverall, handed Nep< Wreslllni ord speaks for itself. numson-Fll at Mrluchm (3145 p.m.) sey, my hunting and fishing partner fell your troubles of the past gunning season. tune the first defeat ever on Oc«a» Twv. al Middletown Twp. 1 its present home court last R. B. Catholic at Manasquan through his own front porch, He was a Having a problem with duck blinds? Did you find Wall Twn. al Point Horo carpenter by trade, when he was not hunt- strangers setting up in the blind you built? Worse yet, did Tuesday. That Scarlet Fliers' Lakewood at llrlrk Twp. streak extended through more Howell at Shore Itei. Schoolboy ing or fishing. But Bill was always so busy you go to south Jersey and find only salt hay where you (i.vmniihllcN /V than nine years and 73 games, Mlddlclnwn Twp. ut Howell * fishing, or getting ready to go fishing, or wanted to build a blind? Why not build a coffin box or pond SwrnvlllK nt Wnll Twp. AAMCO cleaning up after a fishing trip, or getting box. About two evenings of work and $30 worth of material so Middletown isn't expected Monmimlh Ili'i. at Rarllun Standings Marllwro at llenrjf Hudson ready for a hunting trip, golng'hunting, or will do the trick. to benefit from mercy on the ShorSh e CnfrencConferencee cleaning his hunting gear, that he'never A coffin box is just about what it sounds like. A bit more part of the visitors. TRANSMISSIONS' VA-.W*. „ JERSEY COAST Long Brunch (S-U 9 . had time for any .chores around the house. than six feet long an the bottom and half a foot longer on In Karltan, Long Branch ^"""""•BBaMaMLsV'^^ IMrMHUiwn Twp. (S-ai .,..; 0 will be facing an ever - im Ukewood (0-11 II In threo years he managed to find the top, maybe 30 inches wide and,gl5 to 17 Inches deep. You Ksrltnn Cl-41 n time to paint one seven foot length of sid- can dig it into a marsh, slide It into a pothole, or even perch proving team which has won Brink Twp. (Ml a TRAILER Nepiune («-«> £ ing on his house. Learn the lesson well. on a sand bar. An armful or two of local grass draped half of Its six "A" outings. •VERY MINUTE AND Tnm« niver (1-7) 1 UIKUR Tho Rockets arc only 3-4 over- and Freehold (2-101 0 Keep moving, keep busy, and keep quiet. nrtlstically over and around the box and you are a part of "II" million Your wife might otherwise find things to keep you busy tho marsh, a part of the roedbed, or a clump on tho sandbar. all, but they came within A HALF... SOMEONE Ocean Twp. (U-21 - » a shade of knocking off both Hod Hunk in-fi < this winter. SIMPLE I'ONSTKUCTION CAMPING Maruiniuan (M) - * Lakewood and Neptune in re- Aahilry Park (0-m - ....* If your hunting season is over, and it needn't be, got Construction is simple. Quarter Inch exterior plywood CALLS AAMCO Mmiinnulh Ron, (ll-.1l - 3 your guns shaped up. Clean the bores completoly and forms sides, bottom, top deck and hatch cover as well as cent losing efforts. Evary wetk AAMCO latlillii more MnMwiM m% CIH) -...3 1 SHOW Jaok«on Twp. (Ml 1 thoroughly. Scrub thorn down with bristle brush and solvent bow section and transom. A .strip of two Inch oak fur an In another "A" game Nep lhan 10,000 Irammlsilon proclaim Unwell (MOl -,..0 ASBURY PARK You DSI (roe lowing, a (ret ro» " '• 2 with .solvent, rcns.scmblc nnd nil lightly. If you had a hang- skllf or garvoy, duck- the bl^ bout two or three hundred Frl. 24th - 4 to 11 80* Railroad *>v... Aibory Park Tolnt Horn (Illll 2 RENT A CAR allure Mol. (Ml I up, find n rust problem, want Ihe slock changed or Hhorteri, yards away and shoot from the new coffin box. It Is not Sot. 25th-10am to 11 pm fr.. Towing 774.4H0 Oilier. DAY • WEEK • MONTH nml llfinll Oallmlln ...ID now IH tho time to seo Elmer Morlli. Don't wait until August only a portable blind, but It In dry and cozy. One note — It 193 I. N.wman Spring! M. [II H<>«« KI-'Ji In I'.ICV) H to fico a 'gunsmith; ho will bo head over lieel.i in work by '.n not a boat. 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Fully equipped. $5.27 per week. wan. Call now! 568-6100. 1 . . . Paid medical surgical benefits We will train and prepare for licens- WATCH —Fair Haven or Rumson volume sale...saves you hundreds. Take over payments. Town & Coun- Two days advance notice a "MUST ing, through our epeelal company Hew*ra. Cil! 842-1021. Call now! K8«00 try Dodge, Inc., H> Mala gt., Mala- 1961 FORD—Galaxle Sunllner con- LIGHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS . , . Paid life insurance . < -. , school, qualified young men for no. TOWN * COUNTKr PODGE, INC. wan. Call now. 566-6100. vertlhle. T-Blrd motor, power brakes, YARDS GARAGES — Free estimates. stums in one of today's most lucra- eo Main St. Matawai power steering, whitewalla. Excellent Call after 3 p.m. 741-2149, . . , Paid pension plan , tive professions. If you are Interested PUBLIC NOTICE 1957 CHEVROLET — Four-door, stun 1964 MALIBTJ CONVERTIBLE — Ex- rubber, new top. One owner. Best of- In first year earnings ot Ill.OOO, ,wlfh dard transmission. In good ronnln cellent condition. $900 or best offer. Call fer. 7*7-0126 before 5. COMPLETE TAX SERVICE—Corpora- . . . Excellent progressive salary '' unlimited future Income potenUml, call condition, two extra tires. 1200. Ca 542-2831 tion, business, personal and payroll Mr, Btearn. 7g7-*S00. ' ™ BLOOD DONORS NEEDED — FeB8«M130 after 6 p.m. 1957 SUNBEAM Alpine IV. Two tops. Also bookkeeping auditing. Outstand j WRITE OR CALL FOR paid. Apply BLOOD COMPONENTS PONTIAC 1953 — Grand Prix coupe. Mint condition, fully equipped. Syncro ing record or satisfied clients for 18 PLUMBER — Experienced In Job-"" 80 Main St, Batontown, N.J. HOMEOWNERS—Take advantage Take over payments 3.S.2S per week. Mesh, four-speed. $1795. 264-5964. yeara in Mlddletown. Maximum' legal INTERVIEW ting work.. ExcelKnt working condi- "5r6BrASE~INVITED~Td~VISIT THE our extended payment plan. Low Town & Country Dodge, Inc.. 60 Main St., Matawan. Call now, 566-610O. VOLKSWAGEN — 19S2, convertible. deduction assured. Reasonable rates NURSING OFFICE tions. Must be A-l mechanic. F, v Jersey Coast Trailer k Camping Dank rate*. Five year guarantee. Needs top. Good tires, excellent mo- For appointment call 671-1289. Margery V.eran«e, 7«72« Show, Asbury Park Convention Hall, Town & Country Dodge, Inc., 60 1955 BU1CK — Good running condi- toi1.' Beat .offer. 229-6389. Trovato A Associates, trading as Re- on Jan 24, 25 snd 26. Sponsored by Main St Matawan. Call now 5S6-61OO- liable Tax Service. ENOINffiCRS •'••" • , ACCOUNTANT? tion. Needs repair. $60. DATA BALES—ProlEBslotnl men, Ex- Campers Headquarters, Inc., of Rt. "•fim BUICK — Custom Wildcat. Tro 1955 CHEVKOLET-^Ml engine, Jahns RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL 33-34, Farmlngdale, N. J. 264-2871 pistons, Crower cam kit. Sun-tack and HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL—Floor sand ecutlves. Technicians. Move up NOW. door hardtop. Full power includln DODGE 1904 — Foiara 500 convert- sending unit. Traction bars, 483 rear, Ing. Old floors made like new. Call for RED BANK, N. J. No fee. Send Resume. IS IT POSSIBLE (or a leenagt sir! lo air conditioning, power windows. Or' ible. Fully equipped. Take over pay- S and W gauges, Mallory double life tree estimate. 747-2212. EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL Co swimming and not get wet? Pa- iginal 17,000 miles. Call Mr. Walker, ments $6.82 per week. Town & Coun- dlntrbutor, hi-rise aluminum man- . 741-2700 77 .Broad St., Red Bank , 741-3555, rent* with opinions about same see 254-4000. try Dodge, Inc., 60 Main St, Mata- ifold. Holley carburetor, Hurst snltter, FIREPLACES — Recreation wan. Call now, 566-6100. and alterations. Call FACTORY MEN — Hood pay tor" "THI IMPOSSIBLE YEAKS" page 7. 1963 PONTMC — Catallna. Radio, M and T valve covers. Over $800 in- 7*1-2382 HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE 40 hours steady work. Year-round heater, anow tires. Very good cond 1968 FORD Falrlane 600. Two-door Vested. Make offer. 787-6011 any time, tlon. ?700. 671-3499. Indoors making fine ceramto tile. No hardtop V8. Whltewalls, radio. Excel- MUSTANG 1965 — Hardtop coupe. PAINTING PROGRAMMER AND KEYPUNCH experience needed. Old factory Isn't AUTOS FOR SALE CREDIT PROBLEMS? Everrne 1 lent condition. Call 741-RS05. Fully equipped. Take over payment! Faperhangtng. Interior, exterior. In OPERATOR fancy, hut you'll like Atco's friendly nanced on a' purcbase ot a good uae $7.87 week. Town A, Country Dodge, aured. Neat, reliable work. Call Jerry, New and growing business In Hed people. Paid holidays, vacation, Insur- 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — With every- Bank • needs EDP personnel. Wny EASY ance, other benefits. We were an equal car. Ask for our credit counselor. thing., $1750. Call Inc. 60 Main St.. Maliwan. Call now! 787-3243 for free estimate. commute to Newark or N.Y.7 Elec- Town & Country Dodge, Inc.i G 787-6585 563.8100. opportunity employer years before It LINCOLN '*•, MARK III. NEW Main Si. Matawan. Call now 5RS-61OO. DRESSMAKER — Clothes designed tronic Data Processing Is spreading became fashionable. ATCO CERAM- RAMBLER CLASSIC STATION WAG- 19S4 BUCK — Special Deluxe, six- and created for you. Alterations of to South Jersey. If Interested send PRESTIGE ICS CORP., Hwy- 35, Keyport. 2M-S00O -„JMMIPIATE BEllVERY 1957 BUICK — Good running cond ON 1965 — Hydramallc. Power steer- cylinder. Good condition. all kinds. Phone 741-7756. resume to Mr. A. Bottone, 8 Craig Retail or Lease" lion, ldeat second car. $100. Call 291- ing and brakes. Radio, Heater, snow 787-8197 PI., New Monmouth. 9317; Monday Ihru Friday, 5-9 p.m tires. Excellent condition. $975. 222- MAINTENANCE MAN tight Gray Metallic beautifully oflset All day Sunday. Ask- for Jim. PLYMOUTH VALIANT — 1964, A-l SALES F'orionabie, Iniuiitrloui, physically tit. 9y Black Oxford Roof and BlarK 0344 or 747-933$. condition. Automatic transmission. EMPLOYMENT LAB TECHNICIAN 7 am: lo 1 p.m. or I a,m. to 3 p.m., A/oven Fabric Interior Completely 1964 OLDSMOBILE JET STAR '1' — 1964 CADILLAC — Sedan de Vllle, $800. 462-0242. FULL-PART TIME Mon. through Da'. Will he trained. HELP WANTED-FEMALE We leek a bright Individual as Lab National firm has sales openings for equipped Including 6 way power Excellent condition and low mileage. bronze, cruise control, leather Inte- 1966 LINCOLN — -Continental, tour- Technician In our Chemical Reiearch Apply In person at .. sears, AM radio with rear speaker Call B42-305Z. rior, loaded. $1750 lirm. 741-0175. exclusive new . and power antenna, tinted glass, door, fully equipped, air conditioned, lab. Must be good with figures and PATENTED HOUSEHOLD PRODIK'T McDONALD'S RBIVE IN BUICK 19S4 — La S»bre. Sllvei 1966 CHRYSLER NEWPORT — IS. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS $16.72 per ha.ve an aptitude for Science. Prefer Huge public acceptance assures high automatic air conditioning, whllewall Mist convertible. White top, white- week. TOWN ic COUNTRY DODQE, someone with at least.H. S. Chemistry. 925 Hwy. 35 ' Mlddletown Mres, front and rear floor mats, ap- 000 miles. Like new. Call after 6 INVOICE CLERK earnings. wall tires, full, power. Air conditioned. p.m., 8724853. Inc. 60 Main St., Matawan. Call now! Wa offer excellent working condi- LEADS FURNISHED oearana protection group. All other Call 741-2038 evenings. 566-6100. tlona and liberal benefits combined ASSISTANT MANAOER — Experience power accessories. PLYMOUTH 1964 — Station wagon. witii a congenial atmosphere la our as part of over alt sales program. THUNDERBIRD IB67 — Landau. Fully equipped. $5.87 per week. Take 1958 MERCEDES — Four-door se- PART TIME modern air-conditioned inbs. No experience necessary. We will A Rare Opportunity Fully equipped, air.' Take over pay- over payments. Town A Country dan. Good condition. $400. Call after train. Car necessary for local calls. In supervising men essential. Mediant-, Obtainable at list price S),«6.» ments. S.15.B0 week. Town & Country Dodge, Inc.. 60 Main St., Matawan. 5:30, 671.5724. Blgnallts Inc. has a need tor a INTERVIEWS Call for appointment Dodge, Inc. 60 Main St. Matawan. Call now, 568-6100. . clerk 4 to 6 hours a day. This TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS cal aptitude or skills Important. Et- WALL LINCOLN - MERCURY Call now! 566-6100. 1964 CHEVY n —Standard snlrt position requires a girl who la an 9 a.m. -10 a.m. - 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. 382-4015 _^ Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore 1968 OTO — Excellent condition. Ful- Sale $395. Call adequate typlat, likes working -with AND BY APPOINTMENT cellent salary, hospllal benefits and' 747.3408 ly equipped. $3500. Call 787-1977 al- 671-1300 figures and Is able to work part- LANVIN. WEST KEAN8BURO — Companion AUTOS FOR SALE ter 7:30 p.m. CADILLAC 1967 — Sedan De Vllle. time for about alx months, with for elderly female. Muol live-In. Insurance program. Call Csuntry Sul- 1964 GALAXEE — Needs bumper and Fully equipped, * air. Take over pay- the possibility of full tune employ- CHARLES OF THE RITZ Room, board, plus salary. Call 787- grill. Clean Interior. Huns good. As ments {22.78 week. Town ft Country ment. Hours are flexible. Apply jo 0681, after 5 p.m. «cr Car Wash, Mlddletown, 871-6258, Is. $200. 787-2917. Dodge, Inc. 60 Main SI., Hatawan. person or call for appointment: HI. 3$ . Holmdel 264-9000 Call now! 563-6100. MRS. SATZINGER, 775-24D0 4/10 ml. so. Rt. 35 Drive-In Theater HOUSEKEEPER — Live-Iti, to man- for appointment -; CORVETTE 1965 —, Convertible. Four- WOULD YOU like to become one of age household tor professional wom- speed. Fully equipped. Take over 1964 BUICK SPECIAL V-8 station a team of three secretaries working an and school-age child. Own room payments $15,92 week. Town * Coun- wagon. Excellent condition. $1100. Call In the most attractive, comfortable and bath. $60 per week. Write, stat- NEW AND USED CAR CLEAN-UP try Dodge. Inc. 60 Main St., Mata- 747-2545. SIGNALITE INC. and congenial office In Red Bank? ing references and experienced. Box MAN — Apply in person, MAURICE wan. Call now! M6-610O. 1033 Keck Ave. Neptune, N. J. y-lW. The Dally Register, Red Bank. SCHWARTZ * SONS, .141 W. Froot, 19S9 CADILLAC — Four-door, all Shorthand desirable, but not required. St., Red Bank. ; moo DODQE POLARA — Vinyl rooj. power, $300. Call after 4:30 p.m. Apply at 28 Linden Fl., Red Bank. WAITRESS — Experienced~Part-" Full power, power windowj. Call 747- 747-OS18. EXPERIENCED COSMETICIAN — HOUSEKEEPER — Live ln~Musf time, 11 to 2, two or five daya a NEW 1968 CADILLAC $T500-$200O E087. Full time. Good pay. Red Bank area. like children. Call between 5 and week. Apply In person, Chapel Hill DAIRY CLERK : iMVUIe un,,. «|. . DODQE 1987 — Monaco. Hardtop Immediate full tlrne opening. Excel- ; Bk Top 66Ponllac T'pest GTO Conv. 1968 CADILLAC — Convertible. Pleaie Write Box F-100. The Dally Register, 7:30 p.m. 6T9-5927. Luncheon, 453 Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 4S Buic* Electro 23i Hdtp. Sed. coupe. Fully equipped, air. Take over Red Bank. - lent salary. Qood working conditions/ NEW 1968 OLDS M Cadillac 60 Series Hdtp. Sed, call payments $13.68 week. Town A Coun- HOUSEKEEPER — Must have driv- WOMAN — For cleaning, two days All company benefits. Apply in per- Cull's Sup. Hdlp. Cpe. BI.-BK. Roof 291-0319. try Dodge, Inc. 60 Main BL, Ma-ta- RN AND LPN er's license. Sleep-In job, five-day a week, from 12-4 p.m. $8.50 per son, BIG 'W SUPERMARKET; 5J 66 Bulck LeSobre " Hdtp. Sed. wan. Call now! 566-6100. 3 to 11 and 11-7-ahlfU week. Bat, - Sun. off. No children. day. Own transportation. 741-6658. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. ' Cull'J Sup. Hdtp. Cpe. WI.-BI. Top 65 0ldsmoalft?> Hdlp. Cpe, CHEVROLET 1964—Monza. Four-door 291-3400 ~- cuiiosiv-8 Hate; sun.—BW«—^ Cadillac— Slxiv-Two- HdlprCpe, l.ardtop.-$5.27_peLweek. Take ever 1965 CADILLAC — Eldorado. All ex- Two In family. Own room, bath, TV. CLEANING WOMAN — Experienced, DIBHWASHER — Kins; James Nurs- payments. Town A Country DoUge, Irannclualng—factory—air-condition- WAITREBSES-WANTED.--..All shifts Pleasant working conditions. Good MS V-» Twn. Sdn. Ivory salary. References required: Shrews- reliable, for two-adult household, 9-4 Ing Home, 400 Hwy. 36, Mlddletown. MJoCyl. Twn. Sdn. Gold $1000-$1500 Inc., 60 Wain 8L, Matawan. Call now, ing. Low mileage. Immaculate. Must open. Top wages, apply THE DOd fivefy other weekr~ 0 WII - Iran sporta* Call 291.3400. — 64 Oldsmeblletl . Hdtp. Cpe. 566-6100. tie seen. Call 6714660. HOUSE, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 717- bury. Phone 6424599 for appointment, between 7 and 8 p.m. tlon. $15 a day. J4MW40. OVER $3500 66 Bulck Special 4-Dr. Sed. 196t BUICKBPBCIAL. V8. stick ihUt. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN — Rebuilt en- EXPERIENCEPEENCED WAITRESSEAITRESSES MCOdllloc DeVllfe Htffp. Sed. 4SOMsm*lleF-«5 CuHassHdlp. Cpe. Good condition. Call 566-1276 after gine. S575. Call WATTJ5ESS WANTED — Full time. BOOKKEEPER TYPIST — For CPAWANTED — DDayj and nightsiht . ApplAly (More Classified Adi MCodllloc DeVllle Hdtp. Sed. 66 Bulck Special 2-Dr. Cpe. 6:30 p.m. 741-7478 Year round work. $1.60 hour to start office. Part-time, hours 9 'til 1 dally. In person, PLEASANT VALLEY INN u Cadillac Devlin Conv. 63 Cadillac Sixty-Two Conv. plus uniforms, meal allowance and Payroll and general ledger - experi- Hwy. 34, Holmdel. 41 Cadillac DeVllle Hdtp. Sed. 65 Chevrolet Impolo Hdlp. Sed. 1964 KAMBtSB — American, two- FIAT 1967 — Station wagon. Pally tips. Full company benefits. Apply af- ence required. Write Box B-155, The On The Next Page) 17 cadliloc DeVlUe Conv. MOIdsmoblleSIt Hdtp. Sed. door hardtop. Clean. Runs good. equipped. Take over payments $6.42 ter 2 p.m. F. W. Woolworth Co-, 52Dally Register Red Bank. "MANENT POSITION — In Red Make offer. 842-5232. week. Town A Country Dodge, Inc. 60 Bank organization. Accounting exper- 67 Cadillac DeVllle Conv. Broad St, Red Bank. CAFETERIA HELPER — Five nights 67 Cadillac Calais $500-51000 Main St.. Matawan. Call now! 566- iv .i*j de.fii'atite but not necessary. Hdtp. Cpe. PODOE 1968 — Dart Hardtop coop*. 6100. MAIDS — Full and part-time posi- 11 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Experience help- Five-day week. All holidays. Company 67 Cadillac Fleetwood 60 Spe. Sed 65 Font Mustang Conv. Fully equipped. Take over pay- tions available with good salary and luL Good working conditions, call benefits. Write details to Box D-140, HELP WANTED-MALE 67 Cadillac DeVllle Hdtp. Cpe. •4 OldsmoblliS-M Hotl. Sed. ments J14.87 week. Town i Country 1967 ELDORADO pleasant working conditions. Contact Immediately. 671-9342. Holmdel. The Daily Register, Red Bank. 63 Cadillac Sixty-Two Hdlp. Sed. Dodge, Inc. 60 Main St., Matawan. Fully equipped Personnel Office, Rlvervlew Hospital. $3000.$350O 64BulcK Wildcat >Dr.5ed. Call now! 566-6100. ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES—A Mar- a Olds 9B 741-2700. Ext. 225, for interview. SECRETARY Lux. Sed. 63 OldsmoblleU 4-Dr. Sed. ONE OWNER BXECUTIVK CAR VOLKSWAGEN 1965 — Sunroof, se- Full time,- Good atenography and typ- shall Field family owned enterprise «a codiiioc DeVllle Conv. 63 Chrysler 300 Hdtp. Cpe. 1965 US OLDSMOBILE — 31,000 origi- dan. Excellent condition. WOMEN TO WORK IN DRY CLEAN- ing required. Interesting and challeng- has several openings for women. 8- EXPEDITOR 68 Pontlac Orond Prix Hdtp. Cpe. 63 OldsmoblleCutlass Hall. Cpe. nal miles. Fully loaded, plus air con- 74T-0918 1NQ TLAOT — Also Shirt Operators. ing position with new Institution which wek trial period. 15 hours a wrek, $2500.$3000 63 OldsmoblleDynamlc 88 Hdtp. Sed. ditioning. Best offer. Call W4-3001. Mo experience necessary. Free hos- will become & major educational and $50 salary. Call our Answering Ser- STOCK CLERK 6C Cadillac Sixty-Two Hdtp. Cpe. 8-5 p.m. - 1968 PLYMOUTH _ sports Satellite, pltallzatlon. Paid vacallcrj. Apply cultural foundation of Monmouth vice at 222-9007, 566-0426, 774-51B2, 363- 67 Bulck Electro Conv. 63 Bulck LeSabre Hdlp. Sed. 383 cu. in. four-speed, Posl-rear. STAR CLEANERS, 132 Myrtle Ave., Oouaty. Call or write BROOKDALE 2127 after 5 p.m. 67 Bulck Electro LTCConv. 62 Mercury Colony Pk. Sta. Wgn. White bucket seats, red with black Long Branch. COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Attention 6IOIdsmoalfeCutlau Sta. Wgn. vinyl top. Call after 6:30. 172-0530. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Cays, Personnel Department, T05 Newman MAN WANTED TO LEARN 61 OldsmobllOlmont It Hdtp. Sed. AUTO RENTALS HELP WANTED-MALE CHRYSLER 1967-300 Four-door hard 8at, and Sun. Apply In person, Peter- Springs Rd., LlncroU. Telephone 842* FACTORY SUPPLY BUSI- S2000.$2500 I top,, Fully equipped, air.. Take over son's, 163 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. 1811. PART-TIME JANITORS AND WAX- _4iCodllloc.-Calais Hdlp.4ed^ -payments $13.27 week. Town A Coun-. BARMAro~WANTErT~^~Mu~st 'appear An Equal Opportunity Employer . ERS — 5-9 p.m., Mon. thru Frl. Call NESS. CALL FOR INTER. REN1LA-JCAR_ UryDDdg9,_lnc,...«p_»Uia_st, Mata- 5(2-5570 before 5 p.m. 67 Bulck Electro 4-Dr. SM Call now! 566-5100. " In- person,__BAYflIDE_TA-VERN,_8 HQUsEKEEPER__-=L_Mature Must. 6« OldsmoNleC'ltass, 6-ClTown Sed. DAY - WEEK - MONTH Broad St., Keyport. aJeep In. Must like children. Some VIEW-787--50O0~— 67 oldsmoblleDelta Cust. Hdtp. Cpe. 1965 AUSTIN HEALEY — 3000 Mark RECEPTIONIST — Mature, for den- light house work. Weekends off. 7U- 67 OldsmoblleC'rloss SupHdta Cot II. 20,000 original miles. Red with tal office, full time. Secretarial ex- 3756. HELP WANTED-MALE 67Oldsmablle<^Oable<^2 Hdtp.CpJHdtCJ: CADILLAC—OLDSMOIILE WALL black Interior and top. Like new. perience preferred. Own transporta- STATISTICAL CLE^sTYPr $1500-$2000 Broadway at Fourth LINCOLN-MERCURY 1 Four-speed with electric overdrive. tion. Send resume to Box 383, Holm- flood opportunity for qualified person Radio and heater. Call after 6:30 del. In modern hospital business office. U f'BIro- Undau Hdtp. Cpe. Long Broach Shrewsbury Ave., ot Sycomore f.m. 741-6482. Good salary, fringe benefits and S? Chevrolet Comoro Hdtp.Cpe. 747-5400 STATION WAGON — Ford 19S3. ex- chance for advancement. Call Per- espontloc Bonnevllle Hdtp.CpJ. 222-1234 cellent condition. Sacrifice, leaving ASSEMBLERS sonnel Office, Rlvervlew Hospital, SALESMEN country. $750. 229-6392. We have several openings far gals Red Bank, 7412700, Ext 225, for an "We've sold 8. serviced for it yeors- Buy wllh confidence" .with steady work histories. Interview. AUTOS FOR SALE We offer excellent working condi- TRUCKS FOR SALE, tions witt liberal benefits combined SALESOIRL8—Pull and part time STOP - ASK .YOURSELF with a congenial atmosphere In our needed. Experience necessary. Worn- 1962 CORVAN — $300 modern air conditioned plant an's department of SQUIRE'S MEN 1962 CHEVROLET FICK UP — tS50 INTERVIEWS BHOP. 671-9292. WHERE WILL I DE AND WHAT WILL I BE DOINO 5 YEARS PROM Call 741-1122 TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS MEDICAL SECRETARY—Must have TODAY, IF I CONTINUE WHAT I AM DOING NOW?. CHEVROLET 1968 — V, ton pickup, 9 a-m, -,10 A.m., 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. good knowledge of medical terminol- 8' body. Excellent condition. Must LANVIN- ogy. Interesting work In lab or med- WE HAVE J ADDITIONAL SALES POSITIONS TO sell. 671-2929. ical record. Good benefits. Salary, WE MUST BE DOING CHARLES OF THE RITZ pension plan. Apply Jersey shore FILL THAT CAN DEVELOP INTO MANAGEMENT WRECKER — Power winch, duals, Medical Center. Neptune, Hospital extras. 4-speed. $675. Call Route 35 Holmdel, N. J. Employment Office. ______FOR THE RIGHT MAN. YOU CAN IMMEDIATELY 747-9807 PART-TIMS CASHIER — Immediate opening. Excellent salary, good work- TELEPHONiTTbLICITOR — Work EXPECT TO AVERAGE OVER $150 PER WEEK COM. 1963 V, TON EODOE — Pick-up. 8" Ing conditions, all company benefits. from home. Supervisor position avail- SOMETHING RIGHT ... box Six cylinder. Very good condi- Hours 10 to 5. Big W. Super Market. able. Call 355-1764, > a.m. 'til 9 p.m. MISSION. ... •- , tion. 1750. Call after 5, 264-1570. M Newman Springs ftd., Red Bank. NURSE'S AIDS — II p.m. - 7 a.m. 19«3 CHEVROLET NINE - PABSEH full time. Mature, experienced. Call QER CARRY ALL — Clean condi- RN — 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Good pay In a.m. 741-2059. OUR SALESMEN ARE SUCCESSFUL, BECAUSE: tion. New tires. All seats Included. anl benefits. Call between T a.m. and THE WHOLE TOWN IS i p.m. 222-1800. AVON CALUNO 787-0724. Represent world's leading cosmetic • They have pride in their company and they prodticti they tell. 1963 CHEVROLET — y ton pickup. WA1TREBS — Orer 21. Evenings, Ap- company in your neighborhood.; You • They receive 2 weeki Intensified training in Boston, Mail. — Four speed. Mew paint Job. Newply In person, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Har' can enrn while you learn! Call J. tires. Hint condition. J050. 741-0714. mony coffee Shop, ISIS Rt, 35, Mid- Blrchall, 741-4343 for Interview In expenses paid., dletown. your home. Or 412-3377, 114-1220. • Guaranteed (600 a month to itart — no seniority. HIGHLANDS'' — Mature woman" aa • Oerivo over 60% of your income from esfabliihoq1 euitneii MOTORCYCLES companion, Including light housework. BUZ-Z-ZING ! Live on premises with separate ef- accounts. • ACCOUNTS PAYABLE MOTORCYCLE — E0 ce. Excellent ficiency apartment, Salary plus apart- • Our salesmen are earning from )°,000-$ 15,000 « yeer or Be*r ear Dependable No pric« HI buy condition. $175. ment. Call 8721100 "after 5 p.m. . CLERK, moFe'in this are*. . 946-4M9 , HOUBEWORKEH — Por~well~kepT y that! 1956 HARLEY DAVIDSON 74 — 1260home. Own transportation, four morn* Immediate opening for Accounting • No ' 'lojie to home can'aiiinj. cc engine. Excellent running condi- Ings per week. Some Ironing. Refer- Clerk. Duties win be processing - • Opportunity for rapid advancement to management — tion: IJ0O. Ja7il213 after ft ences required. Call p.m. 741-7894, vendors, Invoices, Including coding, matohlnc, etc. Applicant should en- Merit Promotion* COUHTERljIRMsTirdayra Joy working with ftgurM and be week, six hours a day. Hours 6 p.m. detail oriented. Oood starting sal- MOBILE HOMES to Midnight and Midnight to < a.m. ary, 5 day week, excellent company TO QUALIFY: Apply in person after 6 p.m. Punkln -benefits. Apply In perion or call, t GENERAL — IDmr HUM." TWO" toe* Donuti. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. rooms. Unfurnlsbed. To be moved. lor appointment: AJI 21 or overrambltloijirwlllinj to work-, Mod schooleduea.- Call 2644393. MEDICAL SECRETARY — Full time. MRS. SATZINGER, 775-2190 tion or equivalent, automobile essential, inould be sports Good typist with pleasing personality. TRAILER — Unfurnished,'on private Send resume to Box D-134, The Dally minded. loL Four rooms and bath, air condi- Register, Red -Bank. SIGNALITE INC. tioned. $125 month/Electrlc-supplled1 . ' For the right man, thii Is a lifetime' career opportunity with »"'»—"—A»sita-Bt«-J eta~lr—— XXEERIENCEn,_™H FINISHER 1933 Heck Ave. Neptui»-N. J. AND TRIMMER -OnTeit an International 6'roup o( C6mp»n1>i~"~\- -• ply at H*M DRESB AND SPORTS- WAITRESS WANTED — Apply In WANTED AUTOMOTIVE WEAR INC., Ill Oakland St., Red person, Marechlaro's Restaurant, FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW, CALL: Bank. 741-0693. 10o2 Ocean Ave., sea Bright MR. BUOKOFSKY JAOUAR—I'm looking for a Jaguar J01-3M-MW WOMAN OR COUPLE — To be com-O1RL WANTED — For general of. nedan, 1965-1967, In really food con- panlon to older lady In exchange for Mon. Jan. 20 — 11 a.m. • I p.m. dition. Call 747-4062 after 3 p.m. flea work. Typing and aptitude for good home. Box 192, Naveslnk.N.J. figures required. Apply Electrolux, Tu«,, WM.jen; 21,22-9 a m. • i p.m. -' BTEbTypiBwithooep* 509 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741- (out ol town call collect) JUNK CARS experience. New office, freehold. Call 2070. PICKED UP Mrs. Armelln, 431-05SS. PBX OPERATOR ~ 3 to 11 shift Twinbrook Auto Wrecking EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —Full and weekends, Full or part-time. •TO SEE WHY THEY'Rt BUZZING Eatontown 642-2235 or part-time. Also examiners. PA- ANSWERING SERVICE, 7414700. TRICIA SPORTSWEAR INC., 3D RECEPTIONIST — BUSINESS MAN- Francis Place, Keansburg. AOER — Established, tuny, proles, AUTO RENTALS COMPANION — To live in with el- slonal office, Red Bank area. We WHY NOT STOP. AT derly woman in South Orange. Write seek a competent, well groomed, In- to Box D-135, Ifie Dally Register, telligent, mature woman capable of ELECTRICAL TESTERS TOM'S FORD Red Bank. assuming responsibility? for a hun- dred details. Borne typing. Among RENT A CAR qualities sought are good judgement, MO Hwr. M 264-1600 Kerport RESIDENTIAL a desire to grow In the Job and the THE HOME OF THE BEST DEALS REPRESENTATIVE ability to get along well with people, PRECISION ASSEMBLERS Nationwide cervlce organization -need! Salary open, commensurate with IOATS AND ACCESSORIES experienced representative for local ability. Bend full resume-Xa P.O. IN MONMOUTH COUNTY. . . arcati. Work by appointment only, All Box 153, Red Bank. lead* furnished, car necentary. tftoh THE BOATMAN'S SHOP earning!, company benefits, No eve* DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part-time. X-RAY TECHNICIANS 1969 EVINRUDE nlngi necemwy. Full lime, Call Mr. Write to Box DHL The Dally Reg. WHERE OUR FRIENDLY SALESMEN AWAIT MOTORS J.artrrnn. 75S-4S68, Ister, Red Bank. Own transportation. Netw Jersey's Largest Msrlna supply Hazlet area. House. 24 Wharf Ave., Ksd Bank. HI- BABYHITTER — For three year~old THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU. girl. In your home. 8 to 6 p.m. Eaton- WOMEN - PART TIME / town area. After 6 p.m., M2.4248. Choose frorh 1st and'2nd shift openingf Vf TROJAN SPEEDBOAT - Wllh NiKtits 6 p.m. to 11:20 p.m. Permanent motor, trailer and other extras. Must NURSB8 * " office cleaning work In Middle town •ell. Excellent condition. Mike offer. DIRECTOR OF NU It HI NO building, Good pay. No experience at Western Electric — Clark, N. J. and Call rn-10M evenings. Medical Center In suburban N.J. of* nt.ceasa.ry. Our ieprenei.Ullve wilt tie fern an excellent opportunity for a Interviewing Wed., Jfin. 22, 8:30 p.m. help produce some of our country's molt Do Right With This Amazing Value qualified Individual to become a mem- to 7 P.m., at Ui« Harmony Bowl, At. Sleeps two. Head. Automatic ber of top management team, B.R. »,_ Mfddletown. tvat). Call 2S14602. degree required. Munt be experienced reliable communications equipment. 1 l jktiALf m/ixaw —— Personcthifi, &t* CLA'«a~' B ~CHAMPIClNBHIP~ICB~^r In mining •ervlce ad m in In t rat Ion. trtctlve young lady. Experience not BOAT FOB HALE — CALL M2-1861 Liberal fringe benefit*. Salary com- 1969 COUGAR 2-Door Hardtop Or_Mi-2Sl>. mennurate with qualiricatlons. Send cfiBnary. Mldiilelown High Hchool renurae to Box BU9, The Dally Keg* ea. Call 787-6770. u~KUNABOUT^~Arrdlfailer later. Red Bank. "iW-fRETAIlY ~- rormrinent' poaltfonT MCTRICAl TESTERS; A first hand opportunity to Increai* WkHtrwali rim. AM/FM radio, Ing control, lights and' wln'lshlcld. $M). flood working condition*. Hours 8 to your know-how. Requirements, knowledge of DC and AC Also two motors, 10 and lli h.p., RNBANDU'N'S^- Wahave grow" 4:30. HttrUnK nalary |70 week. Call J4pttd tranmluloii, hand rt- with xaa tanks, f<0 and $5S. 291'3lu7. Ing palna and are In need ot numen T41-O2R0 Or apply 160 M On mouth St., theory as applied to testing of elactronle component! for all department* and fhUin. Both uiad In high ^liability communieationi equipment, •rralatt. taint wdttl covert, eislEED HKIFF ~^~Former full tirn* and part-time. Good jttart* record holder. Ready to nice, Exlra Ing Jtalar/ xnrl benefit* an<1 * chance Storting ratal M.tt per hour, plm 10% for 2nd shift. •II vinyl lirtrier, concealed whReli and equipment, Boat, motor, to grow with ui. Active «ta(f de- FiWJflSh »nd hand pre»iiier (n •!• kMdlompt. Regular fuel — V-8 frailer. |27flD. 20MBJ2. velopment and "In «ervlce" training. teration and ntonkmom. Munt be am. If,'icB6AT~flmall" 'Z', Front wteerT Writs AmtUUnt Director Numlng bilious and refiponnlblt;. Apply In per' PRECISION ASSEMBLERS: You'll b. joining an Interesting ••glut. luck*i Matt, Sequential Complete with *alli ind two «ct« of Rervlce. Jemoy Shore Medical Cen- flOJ), Love Lane, 35 Broad St., Bed flroup porforming precliion disombly opetatloni of alec, runn«r«. $200. C*1I 201-2200 after U ter, Noptune, N.J,, or call 77A-B5O0, Bank, weekday*. nor tun signals, roiewood In- p.m. Kxl 212. tronlc componenti using bench ihov, drill, and arbor telephone voice, soorf typing ahllfn. prettes. Muit be abe to follow manufacturing layout! ttramtitt panel — plus many fLIt SECRETARY O(h«r clerical dutlpn, Comiiany iiald •raw fedmrci too numerous t* h.p. motor. Electric ulnrt. Rpnjoi* benefit!). Call H. '. NOVKJK, 26MU00, and understand drawlngi. cnnlrnli, wlndnhlelrt. Oalor trailer, FOR TMRRMAL JlKSEAKCn INC, Union Starting rotti $2.92 per hour, plm 10% for 2nd shift. mention. Canvftft cover. Bafety iqulptnent. In lleteh. <*xrell(«nt coHriltlon, »(K)0 or hn»t offer NECKBBAMf Telephone 2« 0183 after fl p,m. APPLY1 IN PEKBON WCNTAL^BfllflTANT ".^"MHtVwnn" EI,F/n7lONKl ASSISTANCE CORP. Experltnce netasBHry, 3 to A IIAVH. X-RAY TECHNICIANS: Bocomo part of a well-knit, eon- no eveiilnRi. Comt>ltte handwritten 20 flrlrlge Ave. Rul Junk reiiime to nox 11*130, Th« Dally H«|- enlal group, developing end oxaminlnq negativei of In- DELIVERY BUSINESS NOTICES An rijtifil onnortunHy emnl'iyrr liter, Tied Hank. 3u«hl«l prot/ucfi to « ipecified r.qulroinenl. Recant K-RaV UN Oil LPN V Hy examination, n 10 di Tirpwcopy" » p.m, NAVJSWNK IIOIIBE, 40 Riv- Trada School gradualai will ba considered, U» Bxscutlvs Typing «n-1 Mlfn«o erside Ave,, Rend rcMimo or call HELP WANTED-FEMAUJ Storting rate: J3.T3 per hour, plui 10% for 2nd ifilft. Itr.urnei . Litters - Itcporli S48-CIOJ Mr>, Mills, M'MMO, between I ami 4 J> Hi. Mon. through Krl. SLIP COVERS" iofJNTBR O1RI.B W/NTKK (2| "no rVifa. |30, chair |13, with >ou» own a.m. • 2 v.m.. one fl a.m. - 4 p.m. FULl RANftE OP COMPANY BENEFITS APPLIES fabric. VtKl wollj/ig, tlpiietM, m over- pp!/ Hminy Oanz's Jlcntatirant II, NOVELIST locking, Falirlrs slno avallaliln Call nllF, Nctk. TO ALL THESE 0PENIN6S. anyllinn «7l-2;wi ' AMIIHTANT HTOIIB MANAOEIl -111- IIANDVMAN WANT/1 WflllK - ll«« pjirtment niaimanr. Challenging tn- IKIWIT IOOIB, Iruili Kainlii malnlr. )ei»r timiorhinlty with foremost 1/tdleiT NEEDS Call or apply Employment Office nance, rough Mrr-cntry, elr;, 7B7-fllH(l. wnd t^-llflM'ti's apparel clialn. O'»»<1 nitlnry, opportunity for si|. Monday thru Friday 8:15 to 4iJ0 HtlllllKilVrAMri - Mule l TYPIST limlnrit. Call 741-3227 or 7M-24O3. :I1, Tho I'Klly KCRIslAr, llrd I "rimNiIliBi B "HOVINO -Allks ariri lli.uk Hourt variable. Own tram- cellars cUaned. ITrco estlmales. Call I T47**WMw ^' «»K/T WANTKW — Full tlrnn . t-llino. f! \ . SALES CAREER ' ITEMS YOU NO LONGER APAJtTJJKfTS TOR tin itfat lallvlduiJ, wt offi'r t marvelovw chalUote. Ho olllat on NEED Oft USE WILL ... rUBHSMKMD — Voor taottu, totik. HANDLERS eventual Income. EiceJIent itartlnt NEW FURNITURE BUYS All utlllUei Including ttlephoos. Mjt- aalaiy, plus commlaslons while com- awan Boro. Adutts only. Wo ptta. M«- pleUni our threa-year talts tralBUn • OPEN TO 9 program. Liberal frlnn bsinHU and vn.-'--.•••; •••'••:•• • • . •-•- fttturt mana«mut opportunUy. SELL VALUES TO NOW MONMOUTH BIACH — Beautiful, .eWMMNtY tlMt gaorf ifeady k record, rather thin •<• $ 90 Triple dreueri, wilnut flnlnti. wer LGT IMS be your year of opportunity. factory seconris 145 large Two • bedroom apartments. • p.ri.ne.. «r. our only qu«liiic.,ion,. ' Call M1-7S87, eve> S71-2ZS today. Large closets. Large private patio. An ejual opportunity employer. M/F f SO contour martresaeB, twin ilze Laundry facilities. Parking. Heat and FAST or full size 135 hot water supplied. From S185. Call f f 0rki 9 1 90 Marie nr walnut iturfentdftska, «!«. | .V aim '."k"* * " "j*"" «mb,n.d with , TOL MAKER •- Bxperlenced, will factory seconds 128 Resident Manager, River * Surf Club conginlil itmo.ph.r, .„ ou, mod,,B, ,i,.eOi.ce. kTttfien dinette, ta- TWIN OABLES — Three large mod- Inttrvl.vv. Tu,,. & Thun. » .. ..| ,, . _. . . metric shapes ind rtold cavities. LOW-COST ra 0 n 2 p>m< 3 p-(||- Llghl, clean, challenaini worK. Over- ble w.'li extermlcn leaf and ern rooms. Very desirable. 1125. Call four chairs, one only, an ix 5^5 ^2309. ^ •_ time and many benefits. Engineered DAILY REGISTER t 30 Night ntnnrfp. factory wonds {15 Precision Casting 'Company, Palmer TWO ROOMS FURNISHBD — Indua- Ave., Mlddletown. 671-2124. 1200 Queen M7.e matiresB and box LANVIN- spring fiff'xSO", cannot mcnllon !n8 utilities, (30 per week. Beach. Iront. Eaat Keansburg. 787-0893. EXPERIENCED QROCER — Apply FAMILY AD maker'* name, factory »flm- CHARLES OF THE RITZ after 4 p.m., Little silver Market, 419 Irs set SIS WOODBRIDOB — Apartment ~?BEDRObM APARlP" REPRESENTATIVE 1 60 Roll-a-way bpd» v/lth lnner- HUNTS — Winter or yearly. In Bhora THE Nationwide service organization needs Available for Merchandise For Sale sprlng mattroaa Jil5 area. Call 774-4950 or 774-485»._Brol«r. MAINTENANCE experienced representative for local only. Article must originate from a HIGHLANDS—Three room furnished areas, Guaranteed salary. Work by household and may not exceed a sale IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE price of S'O.OO per article. apartment with all utilities. Adults MECHANIC appointment only, All leads furnlahed. CREDIT • FREE DELIVERY only. Call 872-1100, after 9 p.m. Avail- Permanent Job with rapidly growing Kn evenings necessary. Company bene Price MU3T be advertised. Each ad- 27 Monmnuth S:. Red Bank_74J-0011 GRAND UNION food proce»«lng plant. Packaging ma- fit*. Call Mr. Hartman, TM-t5«5. ditional line (1.01). No copy changes ahle yet). Is!. .,'- may be made and no discounts or "ROYAlT"El.ECTR"io" TYPEWRITER—* chinery experience. Movlni to new Five years old. Very jood condition. 'SUB^LET~APARTMBNT - AvallabU plant in Woodbrldge wlUUn « months, BOYB 1218 returns win, be made U ad la can. to deliver circulars In Red IBank, celed Before expiration. (150. 8U-S2M). Jan 10th. Elegant. Three months. start Newark. Excellent opportunity, Highlands, Sea Bright, Hew Shrews- .refer Military, filevator. Call 77t- COMPANY attractive salary, liberal paid benellta C 49M or 774-48M. Broker. call Mr. L, Neubauer tury, Llncrolt. Atlantic Highlands, To Placi Your Daily Regiltir Port Monmoutu, Karltan •, and Union In the latest window shades Most In RNWHED — Three rooms an* Offari full and part-time 642-5520 Beach on Sat. mornings. No collec- FAMILY AD, CALL ... in stock. No waiting weeks for your bath. All utilities. Adults No peta. tions. Call 222-1IS1 between > «.m. ihades. Bring your rollers or tltei. Call after 6:30 p.m. 3M-35M. and S p.m., Hon. thru Frl. Everything In window ihades at •mployment opportunities RED BANK — 1 ind J-bedroom un- WORTHINGTON BIOCHEMICAL FENCE MECHANICS — Experienced 741-6900 PROWN'S for man and woman for their CORPORATION furnished garden apartments lor rest Halls Mills Rd. Freehold, N. J. only need apply. HURRICANK "Miss'Helen changed our seote and I can't -.•-. 24-Hour Service S3 Broad Bt. Reil Bank 7l»y ties, year's lease and month's securi- Jan. 21, 22; 12 noon-5 p.m. training In progressive North Jersey We oiler splendid working conditions ng school tus. Immediate openings FREEHOLD KIMBALL PIANO * er, AM/FM radio, battery I20-220V, and liberal benefits, combined with a for a.m. or p.m. runs. Phone MUH- West Long Branch. new ccndltlon. W5._W-47S2. ty. WEARTNEMETH AGENCY, Shore Bank. Full resume In strict con- -•UY BUa lor appointment. 711-4600. PAINTING—All Media. Private les- ORGAN WAREHOUSE Realtors. 741.2240. lldence. Write Bol N-l fits. Call 741-7843, &1 control' procedures. Typing re know of this ad. Write giving exper- dltloner, 110. Call Gravely tractor. Call after B p.m. In retailing, Rapid advancement, Job ience and qualifications to Box G-100, HAMMOND RED BANK — First door. 193 ' quired. Experience preferred but not M2-1839. 776-7283. 1 _iBcuiIljr^Jleijinef_Brolh«rB, a rapidly BODY gHOPJ>AINTER _ For i,rg, JT*Jlulred,_Will train bright young man The. Dally Register. Red Bank. Shrewsbury .Ave. Occupancy Feb.'I. •xpamllng retail chain, operating 180 OMTSealer. KxptrlencBdT and ~ relP" ONE FRINGED.RUG — 9x12, pad. WANTED — Used spinet or cons6fe~ with mechanical and "electronic apti- MACHINE OPERATORS ~—" Pfessefs (60 month. 747-3008 or 741-1731. modern department and Junior depart- able. Oood benefltaf 7U-7643. - ,a tude, Apply In person, ELECTRO Bearaconsole-TVT All-three-*13,~«1. piano—ior_JIuraery_Bchool. C.a.!t_eye-_ inint itorei in 19 it&tei, oners a lor- and floor help (20). New Company, Jllngs, 946-8606. "KHYPOTtT—=^ ""tmeibedrodm—apart--* nal management training program for IMPULSE, US Chestnut fit., Red (Union). SCHARF COUP., 322 Main ORGAN 4363. ment, recently remodeled. Reason- : qualified youni men who can be devel Bank. Bt, Belford. 78T-3160, SHALLOW WELL PUMP — Seara STAMP AND~CO!N COLLBCTIONS— able. 988-3104 or 254-3545. cped Into store managers and to posl 30, Jet type, tank, pressure gauge. And accumulations purchased. Bllver GENERAL DRIVER—To make deliveries. Drug- EXPERIENCED, responsible man or Very clean. MS. 7ST-5180. dollars bought. 747-4ISS. THREE-ROOM efficiency apartment, Hona or eventual greater responsibility. store. 9 to 5 p.m. .Monday to Friday. woman for part-time counter work In overlooking ocean. Fully tumlshed. . Hicellent parting salary. QUAL1FICA Call 566-2376. BANDFORD'S PHARMA. STUDIO SNOW TIRES — 800x15, slightly used. TIONS: College training highly desir- FACTORY imall coffee shop, Klght or day. Good In Hlghlanda. Call atter 4 p.m. 812- CY, 128 Main St.. Malayan. working conditions. Call 229-1414, Mr. OF ASBURY PARK Whltewalls. *25 pair. Call PETS AND LIVESTOCK 18(6. able, minimum high school graduate Boynton. .. , M2-M59. Capacity to meet high mental and Open dally 'til 9; Sat. -Ill 0:30 physical demands of training program, No Rotating Shifts MATURE INDIVIDUAL — Compan- SURFBOARD - HODle 96", (SO. Bass PROFESSIONAL EOO GROOMING— demonstrate leadership ability, have NtghtJ 6 p.m.' to 11 p.m. Pernmnen' guitar, Danelectro, blue, case and By appointment- only. AKC poodls COMMERICAL RENTALS office cleaning and door waxing work ion (or elderly gentleman In wheel BRAND NEW the necessary drive and flexibility to Permanent Work chair. Rum son. Own transportation. coll cord, 140. 671-2183. and aennauzer puppies. 671 " mcceed In the dynamic and highly in Holmdel building. Good pay. No 229-U39 alter 4 p.m. MODERN OFFICES - Single! or competitive chain store industry. Wlll- experience necessary. Our representa- SPINET PIANO HORSES BOARDED suites, own parking. Colonial style tngnesi to relocate. Company benefits We are' a leadlns manufacturer of tive will be interviewing Wed., Jan.HOUSE} CLEANER — Experienced. Full keyboard, 3 pedals, keyboard cov- CARPET ' . Reasonable building. Heat, lull maintenance; air Include liberal retirement, excellent scientific equipment. Excellent growth 22, 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., at the Har- References, Two days a week. Oood er, bench, delivery free tuning at youi 842-3760 conditioning optional. Reasonable • ren- hosnltallz&tlon and major medical plan potential and fringe benefits. Experi- mon/ Bowl, Rt. 35, Middle town. salary, call after 6 p.m., 842-2430: horn*, 15 year guarantee, uadiilona. SAVE MONEY MOBILE DOS. QROOMJ.W tals, 10 Swing 8L, Red Bank. Call ence preferred, but not necessary for: SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — SUPERINTENDENT— For 26-unlt gar- or contemporary style. Choose from leading brands: Cuponl . WE COME TO rou 741-BM5. • t.(It soaring bonus, paid vacation, SPECIAL PRICE: S01 Nylon, 13.99 si. yd. Acrllan. UBS f olldayn and stritnena plan. Minimum Full-time or part-time days, Experi- den apartment In Long. Branch. EDEN ACRE 8424039 WAREHOUSE STORAOE SPACtT — • Lathe Operators enced preferred. Apply MONMOUTH Three-room alr-condittoncd apartment THOROUGHBRED RACE HORSE — Approxtmately 13% AND BY APPOINTMENT maker, Excellent • salary. Hospital,- home. Meals Included. Nursing «x< 747-5810 BUMSON — River Rd. Office iplct. 1 pgrlence. Keyport area.- 3JU-P533. ^ hold. 462-7773. ' ' ' Colonial combination door*, whitt alu- Call I i i LANVIN- SALESMAN PART-TIME" zatlon Insurance, paid vacation, over- minum, $M.9S INSTALLED. fDORABLE. SHALL PUPPIES - 741-48OD 9-5 p.m. .- time. Call Howard Jackaon, 747-9200. CHARLES OF THE RITZ With flexible hour* 2 to 3 nights PC MIDLfiA0Eb~WID6w —~~W.Bhea" Sale - Introductory . Sals Looking-for a. good riome. Do you week and Saturdays, No canvassing CLERIC AND BTQCKBOY WANTED work as companion to semi-Invalid or PROWS— have a good^nome looking "for ~a —Full time or part-tlmo. Apply In older periian. Sleep out. JCeansburg,, Clear Plastic Slipcovers small adorable, puppy; Phone 717- ~~SO5 Holhiilel 2fM-9OO0 We need part-tlnte man to mooniiglit, 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741*7500 HOUSES FOR RENT 4710 gnU lo. Rl. 35 Drive-In Theate firemen, policemen or postmen. Call person, C.B.S. Supermarket, 38 Main Keyport, Haslet area. 787-1120. 3-pleoa set J79.95 pin fitted to your SODA FOUNXAIN-Wlth three atnkL 7173 atter 6 p.m. St., Keanstrurg". ^^ furniture.1 20 years experlenca. Quaran> FRESIMAN — Heidelberg and Little 935-0330. COMPANION* — TO Shut In. 6 houri flvB flavors, one - aeltaeiy-one wator( AKO roODLB Ice while minia- 185 tto 1350'Per Month i Giant printing presses, steady em- dally, five days week. Red Bank area teed workmanship. Call Anytime, 495- compressor and refrigerating unit. THE" ]BERO AOINCY • ENGINEERING AIDE — Tor local LAND SURVEY PARTY CHIEF — 0103. ture, female. In show coat. Champion ment, COMMERCIAL PRESS, 199 civil engineering office. High school For old reliable firm located In Cen- Reasonable. Write Box H-141, The Also cash register. Beat offer, 291- parents, International champion blood- Rt. 35 Mlddletows rFront St., Red Bank. graduate or equivalent with drafting tral Jersey. Must be experienced in Dally Register. Red Bank. aiNGEH ZIC ZAG 0613, 9 a.m. to S p.m. line. 568-3746. «71-1000 _~5JHS MECHANIC WANTED and malhematlcB through . trigonome- all phases of Land Surveying. Mini- GOOD TYPIST — Experienced. Typ- Lattt model. Reposessed. .Makes but- TWO PORTABLE TV'S — Oak dining BREEDER WISHES QOOD HOME- WIDE SELECTION'OF RENTALS - ' - ~125. 261-2308. registered, champion bloodline, show up*. Write or telephone for appoint* set-ups, and knowledge of genera COMPLETE LINE OF DRUQ STORE GRAND PIANO — Mahogany, good rooms, cellar. Security, lease. 1150 lon, Circulation De- ment, HAWTHORNE 8OMMERKIELD shop equipment. Salary open. Cfll quality, black and tan. one female 8 plua utilities. 787-0519. : FINANCIAL FIXTURES FOR SALE - Stop In or condition. 1325. Phone 946-9547, weeks; one male 7 months. Dam partment, 2nd Floor. INC., Jacksnn St.. Freehold. 462-RW. MICROWAVE CONTROL CO.. Farm call LITTLE SILVER FAMILV evenings Ingdale, N.J. 6B1-777O for appolntmont. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Champ Raps (laughter. 671-0211. ONE-FAMILY HOUSE — Overlooking Th» Daily Register, TMl^iCTIONMANANDMB PHARMACY, Prospect Ave, river and ocean. Four bedrooms, JC — Experienced In children's ^YOUNG MAN — To learn auto glass Church St., Little Silver. 741-1121, FIREPLACE WOOD AKC BEAGLE' PUP Beautifull~y~ huge living room, dining room, kitch- anil general glazing. Permanent POBI BUB AND PIZZA SHOP — Fully marked. Female. en, den, two-car garage. Pier and 105 Cha.tnut St., Red es and n ports wear. Profit sharing equipped, located on main highway DINETTE SET — With six chairs Buy It by the piece—10c each or 1 plan, MTTLE WEST MANUFACTUR- tlon. Apply Atlantic Glass Co., 2 pltces lor H—It'B the McCoy-Drive In M256S2 beach rlgnls. Hot water heat. 1229 Maple AVc, Red Bank; with an calnbUslmd trade. Call 787- $30. wire fence, 60', for S10. wooden per month. Call after 10 a.m. 872-1173. Bank. Use side on- ING CO., 225 Jefferson St., Perth 0150 Tues. through Sun. 10 a.m. to fence, five sectlonti, $20, medlclno now/we'll place It In your car trunk, Gale-Vln Pet Shoppe Amboy1 820-7207. "PART-TIME SERVICE STATION AT- .1 p.m. chest (5, bathroom basin (9. 7(7-0365. Monmouth Shopping Center. S43-1273. TWO-BBDHOOM HOUSE FOR RENT tranca. No phone RED BANK LUMBER For all your pet needs. "FOREMAN — * Experience" In" ctifi TENDANT — To run station on 8r»t. Tearl and Wall. Red Bank. 7«7-S50O. Lots et ground. Call 741-3213 or 747- calls. dren'M uoatn or Allied lines. Excel- evenings and all day flundsy. BK ADORABLE POODLE PUPS — AKC. 164T. . ' ' lent opportunity with reliable progres- pnrlenccd only, Apply TONY'S MO MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN GHAVEi/r TRACTOR and snow blow- Reasonable, call sive firm. 222-D845 before 5 p.m. tnd IHUi, Broid St., and Maplo Ave. er, $225. Also Gravely tractor, $17G. KBANSBURG — Five-room houee, - Call after 3 p.m. 402-1017. 787-8498 big yard. Newly decorated. Immedi- AKC AIREDALE PUPPIES — Cham- ate occupancy. Call 7B7U68. SINGHR SEWING MACHINE Dlonnlitp hreri, MasHlck.Querencia S59.95 lines Five generation pedigree. Tine CALL 686-7213 litter, ; good coats, nicely marked. WANTED TO RENT BNCYCLOPEDIA~'WORU> BOOK Gotvi dogs (or stiow or ;iets. Excel- l»07, like new. ¥135. Write Box H-137 lent watch dogs and gentle with chil- ADVSRTIBINO EXECUTIVE —Seek- CLASSIFY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Tho Dally Register. Ited Bank. dren. Easy to house break and good ing two or three-bedroom rental or on otiodtencc. S150 each. 741-3347. option to purchase In Rumson-Re4 WA~BTlER~ANt> ~GAS~DnYER - RCA Rank area. References available. Ill- Whirlpool. Both ?60, Call ' "lRISli~BBTTEn PUPPIES "~AKc" 3271. _^^ A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! M2O126 REQISTERED, CHAMPION BRED. U2-2409, \ itEBPONBIBLSrirdUPLB — WanT"t»" ! CHBBT FREEZER — 2B»60", Admlr rent 2-3 hedroom house, Red Bank Hi, uood condition. $70. Call WaTiwiroToMitSdDv^roTovH or vicinity, Call 2293130 after 8. . 872-1827 And we are adorable mixed breed Odd Jobs nupples. Phone 787-3412. WANTEDFurnlshed 0runful Adding Machines-Typewriters Photography SNOWBLOWER - Alias, 4 h.p, illt nlshed house or apartment "between iropGlloil, with chains. Used once, LOST — li'ale Sla'mese~cat,~vrcuilty" March 1 and June 1, In Rumtoa AADDING MACHINES - TytuwritSS L1QIIT HAUI/INa—csllan, tarasoi WEDDIHOS _ Portrait,, Theatrical, Wilson Ave. and chapman Terrace, lolo, ranted, repair^ e»rplco'« 101 oltnned tip. Ilav« truck. Fre« 0#tl- lost $210, asking $1M. 2B1.268&. New Monmouth. !1Tl-3ftm. area. Principals only. 635-6443, lolo, ranted, Adv«rtl«ln|, riLM ART PnODUO- Il61lBB~nMl~—~Wllh stielf, sliding" MWHI»U •! nsd Bank . M704847-048A.V matei. 741-2140 attar 3 p.m. TlOMa, Fair Haven. 111-aTM. c7CrtBF(LTBNANTs^Mlrea*of MWHI»uUl •!•, door. Two nwlVDl top stools. Sacrifice. room, llt-hath unfurnished house by > Olaffiondi Bought or Reiryled Fainting and Decorating %\m. Call 40S.0O70. _ Mar. 1. Minimum 1 year. Wtthln I Plumbing and Heating FlUEPljACH] BET—Screen and log miles Red Hank Airport. Call 741.gl7i Ut lia buy Ilia diamonds you dnn'~t holder'. One rnunrt 30" wrouglit Iron *«ar AT lat us nntylt Him lot you mill. D. JONJDl - Palnllns and tntilo Nml iwn chfllrff. occHslona) rlialr psrsonally. ntusslllti', W Mroail »l. wallpapering Fully Insured, For ire« I'l.tlMHIWl - iieatlw and bathroom REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FURNISHED BOOMS - •itlmttei, call 2211-nMB. ttmodellni. OarimllnsMlMI alter 8 11^.70.7170. _ MAIlOOANl Driperles APARTMENTS l.AHOF. ROOM - With balh. prtvtte PAINnN — Interior, exterior, pail«. illponvtia, •ral repair,, Free rmtimatflh neaion- U7 Oakland St., Red nank H7-27M condition. 204'J317. TWO-ltfJOM eftlilency siiartlnenls •46-S44L ' onATOIip «!»)• ralm. Call »Mj3M Tiled kltchtn and bath. Winter rale,. lif Broad, Red flank. miCONTllAnron Palntln«.in^ Roollng, Siding & Insulation Leonardo Motel. 74 Hwy. 38 2O1.H14. b'iiANK -""rumlahed" rooma with Electrical Contractor! terlor ami exterlnr. Free estimates. INSTltUCTION ItED DANK - Fiirnlslieil three^ronrrr private entrance flitting room, hltea- Reasonable raMs. Call 7S7-B2M, moil wldtly ailvtrtliatJ loon company. on privileges. Women only, Inquire) at Ol.rtlCN OO, INO, Iloorim, aldlni A Con»o|[rfnU all your bltli, and gat •*• partment, balh. All tilllltlna included. 43 Peters PI. 0,, * 0. VLV0TM0 - N«ff wiring, nonmiw «. VAiiwnL.li Adult«_ No |.els._747-M2O. MttlrlBf. B l«o if la hmt, No Job too Inaulatlrm Imtalled and guaranteed Ire 1 11.15 f 111.00 rijjen. No.prls. 22IHJ.tl. .... ROOM — Bushiest nit' «rt ctlarit, 30 K«mp Ava., Fair Havan, trailers. Earn 1200 per wetk and tleinan only. 747-12W between U a». tiokda avallitili lot latait nroirt- T4T117!:. Insured, [»» asUmaHa. PHOWN'S 1,0M 31.11 I.35M0 mort No nomi to have youf present BATONTOWN "— Tln|on Ave.7~Lske- m|f ihoirs anil Malnr (ports Evatila. 988-2300 ' 1,500 JUT 9,011.41 ansl office is situated at No. 320 Close to a Half Acre Cid Street, In the Borough of Bed 2 Apartment "You sit down, I'm talking," Bank, County of Monmoutii and State of New Jersey (William Kl&tshy be- Mayor Froelich commanded, Four Bedrooms ing the agent therein and In charge Just listed. Be the first to see this beautiful seven year old thereof, upon whom process may be pointing his finger at Mr. served), has complied with the re- Plans OK'd Gudel over the council table. split level. Besides four bedrooms, you have V& baths, spa- quirements of Title 14, Corporations, General, of Revised Statutes of New "That's right, you always cious living room and dining room, ultra modern kitchen, huge Jersey, preliminary to the Issuing o recreation room, two-car' garage. Many extras. Immediate Uils Certificate of Dissolution. By Planners have the last word," Mr. Gu- NOW THEREFORE, I, the Secre- del said, subsiding into his possession at closing. tary of Uie State of New Jersey, Do LONG BRANCH - The city Hprfthy Certify that the said corpo- seat. VETS NO DOWN. NON VETS $3000 DOWN ration did, on the 31st day of Decem- Planning Board last nig1?1 ber, 1968, file In my office a duly 1 Jhe mayor went on: "The -Daily 8-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 executed and attested consent In writ gave final approval to a pair liis to the dissolution of said cor- HARRIERS IN HARMONY — Left to right, Chris Condon, Mike Barnacle and fact that I'm supposed to be Hiddletown 671-1003 poration, executed by all the stock- of apartment house plans and holders thereof, which said consent Mike Hart, members of Christian Brothers Academy's Monmoufh County cross- a publih official doesn't en- and the record of the proceeding! tentatively approved two oth- aforesaid are now on file In my sail country champions, are making music as a swinging trio. The boys also are run-, er requests. title you to be abusive to me OAK HILL RANCHER • office as provided by law. over the telephone, If you re- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ning on the Colt's distance medley and two-mile relay'teams. Final approval went to Jo- FIRST TIME OFFERED I have hereunto set my hani peat your performance I will and affixed my official Seal seph Scialfa Associates, Inc. Newly listed three-bedroom, SEAL at Trenton this 31st day o report to the N.J. Bell Tele- to construct a building with two-batti ranch home. Truly im- December, A.D. one thousand phone Co. that you have made oine hundred and sixty-eljrht. 37 dwelling units at Oakwood maculate condition. Living room. ROBERT J. BURKKARDT, harassing telephone calls," Secretary of State, and Oakhill Aves. with fireplace, formal dining Jan. 7, u, 21 J_Z_ *5" Mayor Froelich warned. Opposition Fails to Bar Murray Bernstein gained room, large kitchen, paneled "Of course," he added, "if den, 22' Florida room, base- HOUSES FOR SALE board approval to erect a 46- you call me up in a civil and ment, attached two-car garage. unit apartment building at BHREWSBURY BORO BUNG-ALOW- Second and Cedar Aves. gentlemanly manner, I'll al- Financing. arranged. Call for Ideal for retired couple or Htnall famU Matawan Apartments Okay ly. Living room, full dlntog room, Tentative approval for a ways be glad to talk to you appointment. $41,900. . two bedrooms, tils bath, garage. Ex- cellent condition. One black to all MATAWAN - The Plan- Councilman Stanley C. Yack- for the people/the majority plan to erect eight buildings any time," he added. buses, two blocks to Red Bank. Re- duced for autck sale,. $15,600. Con- ning Board last eight unani- er, who unsuccessfully spon- who don't want any more of to contain 150 dwelling units . Mr. Gudel made no reply. The McGOWAN AGENCY ventional mortgage required. mously approved a site plan sored an ordinance earlier these apartments?" asked went to 648 Ocean Ave., Inc., LITTLE SILVER—Six-bedroom, oldei of the Poet's Bream Apart- this month which would have Mr.Ruesch. at Patten and Manhassett two «tory home In very«[o»d condi- ments Co. in the face of stiff Aves. REALTORS tion. Two fireplaces. Corner lot Three- blocked further garden apart- "We (the members of the Three Ocean car garage. Eat-in kitchen, formal public opposition expressed ments. Planning Board,) are not the Final approval for that plan 258 Newman Springs Rd. dining room. Ideal for large family or residence and professional office, by irate residents. voice of the people," said Mr. hinges on upgrading of the One block to shopping, acheol, etc. "In the last campaign, the Owner will consider holding mortgage The board's action will-re- vote was overwhelmingly Connor. "The Borough Coun- firm's plans. Properties R»d Bank 747-3000 •to.-tiuallfled-buyefr-IWiflOO. g agaiiist-ilie^building-of—any—cil-is-the voice of the.people.". That stipulation also applies den apartment units off Jtt. more garden apartments," Councilman Stanley C. to the tentative approval FURNISHED BOOHS. JEAN K. IRWIN N$ HOUSES FOR SALE shouted Mr. Kidzus. "I know Yacker raised the question of granted to plans of Avenel Realtor 79 in the Freneau section. OCEAN TOWNSHIP' — 'FREEHOLD — Fnrnlahed room. TV, MIDDLE TOWN the question will be on the whether a bargain was made Blvd. Corp. to construct six Marine Park' 842-418S Red Bank Approval was on condition Township Council last night private entrance. Furnished efflcen- $18,900 by letting the builder pay for buildings with a total of 98 cy. Good location. 4621596. that the developer build a ballot again in November, but sold three township-owned Yes, only 111,900 buys this lovely tin- LITTLE SILVER sewer lines. "Aren't area res- apartment units. GENTLEMAN — Boom next to bath story home In very nice convenient sewer line from the proposed by then my negative vote properties at public auction In private home. Extras. Call 741 location. Fully stir conditioned. Full WOODED LOT idents taxed by the benefit An application by Wareham 8586. basement Garage. Need we flay more? apartments to the north side won't- mean a darn thing be- for $29,000. WITH; BROOK they derive from the use of Construction Corp, to com- 80 hurry 'and call. Plan now to spend the rut of your of the Freehold & Matawan cause the apartments will be LEONARDO — In modern Douse. F.H.A. 1900 down 1157 mottft. plete the unfinished frame- A six-acre tract. went to Near Marina. Furnished large room. Vets No money • down. life In thli tastefully decorated home. R.K., construct a pumping built. Can't you pigeonhole the sewer, so it doesn't mat- Walk-In closed, refrlierator. private 22' living'room with fireplace, dining work of the planned Excelsior John J. Burke and Patrick -*»th,-Separate entrance Into house. BEACH AGENCY, Realtor room and 20* den. Three bedrooms, station, and pay easement the application until after the ter whether the server is built Available Feb. 1. $80 Including utili- 1M Kt 39 Ulddletown, N. J. two complete baths, plus 25' screened election?" he demanded. by the municipality or the building at Ocean Blvd. and Strano, here, for $18,500. The ties. Call 291-9334. M2-M2« Open i daya porch, l£ acre, prune property. Uany costs. , Erei: 531-47(8 extras. In excellent A-l-condition, fts, Cannot Do That builder?" he questioned. Avery Ave! was held until propery is in the township BED BANK — Large single room for 800. Call Immediately! Vehement opposition to the Payments approximate The question was never •more complete information is Industrial Park, business gentleman. Ideal location. Qualified buyers. HALL BROS., Realtors measure was expressed by "The Planning Board can- Parking. 7414896. supplied by the 'developer. Another parcel, also in the 813 River Rd. 741-7685 Fair Haven Michael F. Kidzus of 23 Ra- not do any such thing," re- answered. It was lost hi a MOTEL AND HOTEL BOOMS —Jit WATERFRONT Member Multiple Listing Service park, was sold to Benoit and a week and up. Mild service. Call Open 7 Days vine Dr., Eugene H.; Buesch plied Goerge Connor. discussion of sewerage statis- 872-1773. Alpine Manor, Highlands. CIRCA Kees Inc., Oakhiirst, for PLUS OIOOMS of 221 Freneau Ave., and tics. ^—_Clo.wJojrtqrf REGULATION "Well, then why can't you $9,000. The property contains Second floor. Seml-prlv&te t _. _.. liouiii separate lluuse?" 2 Get Jail olglass [or your mother-in-law over- -BltttARD-TABtE- vote-it-downr-Why-is-i^-a aboutii^ar •hower. Desirable business looking the beautiful Navestnk /River. This lovely four-bedroom ranch homt foregone conclusioli n ththatt thesth e posed Levitt'& Sons Inc. and SiB week. 741-1855. Finest offer in Locust at 153,NO. AU has everything Including the abovi LAROE ROOM — Big closets. Kitch- on approximately two tree-studded mentioned Brunswick table. -Twe tllet Women to Hear apartments will be built?" Mr. Jefferson Sales Corporation A lot on Roosevelt Ave., en privileges. Good location. 11 Canal acres of secluded estate with faot- baths. A large Florida room, huge 106-home development a ma- Sentences; Oakhurst, was sold to Simon St.. Red Bank. brldse over Its own brook and pond oversized two-car garage. All of this Kidzus asked angrily. "The site. HOWARD DEXTER ASSOCIATES, plus the most beautiful wooded loca- PUC Member ; jor subdivision. Zucker, who owns an adjacent Broker. 21 E. Front 8t, Red Sank. tion. Call now to see this lovely home. owners of garden apartments REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 147-2701. Asking 136,900. EATONTOWN - Former apply for and get tax reduc- Chairman James Shea was 3 Suspended tract, for $1,500. RUSSELL M. BORUS State Sen. William E. Ozzard, tions because of depreciation unanimously reelected for an- Council also approved an HOUSES FOR SALE NEED FIVE BEDROOMS: HIGHLANDS - Municipal Llncroft Split Level. Formal dining REALTORS member of the state Board of and empty units, but I can't other one-year term. amendment to the plumbing DON'T BREAK room, family room with fireplace, 2^4 600 River Rd. Fair Haven Salvatore Milazzo was elect- Court Judge Seymour R. code. The measure regulates buhi, basement, patio, two-car ga- 747-4532 —Public Utilities Commission- afford a battery of lawyers rage. Large let, Extras. Early posses- Kleinberg last night sentenced street openings, connections THAT PIGGY BANK •ion. Call today. 138,000. . MOVE RIGHT IN — Thrce-bedrtn: ers will be featured speaker to argue my case," lie said. ed vice chairman secretary Llncroft split level with V.i bath! for a one-year term, succeed- two men to terms in the coun- to the township sewer system Before you Inspect IMS delightful! family room, basement, attached g at Monmouth County Feder- ' After Mr. Kidzus sat down, located split level In Middletown. Two 747-3500 rage'. SDOtlesa Inside and out. Owne: atioa-of Republican Women's ing Frank Ferrano. ty jail and suspended jail and the licensing of plumbers full baths, four bedroom*, high dry Mr. Buesch continued the at- has vacated. Asking ftf.SOO. E.A. first at-large meeting tomor- Mrs. Thomas Stames was sentences for three others. working in the community. baiemsnl- Under J25.000. FHA aid TA ROLSTON WATERBURY ARMSTRONG) AGENCY. Realtor, 555 tack. mortgage to qualified parties. Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4800. v reappointed clerk of the board Howard Bennett of 35 Mil- Realtor • Znsuror row at 1:15 p.m. in the Old "Lestimate these 288 apart- Introduced by the govern- CAMASSA AGENCY, INC. 1» W. Front St. Red Bank 97701 WHAT'S IW IT FOR DAD? ler St. was given a 30-day sen- Realtors 741-6338 There are four bedrooms and- l'.i Orchard Country Club. ments will bring almost 580 for a one-year term, ing body were ordinances to 4 Parker Ave., Little silver baths, air conditioner and carpeting. Mr. Ozzard will discuss Thomas E. Walsh, Jr. was ; tence for drunk driving and license taverns, restaurants, Member Two ML Services GALLERY OF HOMES Located In prime area of Mlddletown additional cars into the* Fre- Evei. Mrs. Shirley Rudunan. 811-9540 (all the trees were trimmed last some major problems facing appointed board attorney for being involved in a hit and food stores and delivery LOVE BOATS? year). Maybe the $26,500 Is all Da neau area. What about the will have to .dig up to lit beside the residents in New Jersey. He the board" for one'year at a run accident. trucks and to regulate fees RARE PRIVACY Large four-bedroom custom split level. trees and shrubs once in a while! Call parking? What about sewers? This ftpllt levrt home* In Uneroft bu JUver rights. Excellent location for plans to present some sugges- salary of $1,200. Also given a 30-day sen- , for food vending machines. commuters. ^ Now - 126,500. WALKER 4 WALKER, Wouldn't residential homes be unusual rear yard privacy (the clueit Realtors, Holmdel-Mlddletown. 671-3311. George Connor was appoint- tence" was Michael Birne of The third measure would re- home In that area is way out of slEbt). Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins. Send tions to cure the railroad more desirable?" he asked. Three bedrooms, one batb plus lava* STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC. for Catalog. problems in the state. ed subdivision committee 28 Atlantic St. for creating a quire proper heating and sani- lory. Family dining room. Huge rec- REALTOR Mayor Edward E. Hyme disturbance while under the reation room. Attached two-ear ga- 43 W. Hirer Rd., Rumson, N. J. KEYPORT — Heal for couple. Threi Mrs. Eugene Gardella, was quick to reply: "Tax rat- chairman. tary conditions in industrial rage. All thi« lor |27,500i 747-0900 rooms and balh, Pink tile bathroom, influence of alcohol. He also RUSSELL M. BORU5 Living room, bedroom. New kitchen chairman of the nominating ables are the most important The board scheduled a pub- and ' commercial struc- AN IDEA: SAVE TIME: cabinet*. Gas baseboard heat. Alu- lic hearing on the Levitt and was fined $100. minum doors and -windows. Low up- committee, will present its re- things garden apartments tures. - REALTORS Aslt for Home Buyers' Oulde: Bro- David Partrick, 37 Carpen- am River Rd. Fair Haven chure, photos: Greater Red Bank- keep. Priced to sell fast. Call aftei port. Those who attended the bring to a town. The people Jefferson subdivision for Feb- Morris Acker, Charles Met- Humaon Area. Homes, Estates, River- 6. 284-7880. ruary 17, at 8 p.m. _ _ ter St., River Plaza, Leonard Oceanfront Properties. Multiple List- inauguration of President Nix- living in them spend money zendorf and Bobert Kunert GROUND HUGGING RANCH ings. Open 7 day«;- ••. - MIDDLETOWN ~ Immaculate three- Schultz of 143 Bay~AVerand~ Good Uneroft location, unusual floor bedroom ranch situated on corner lot on will be present to discuss in our stores and create job were renamed tirusleeg^ofSe plan Four bedrooms, two baths, fire* ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY Beautifully landscaped fenced yard. Paneled game room with bar. Good ifc^-', -v-v"SS v ••.. Neil Brown of J2 Highland township Housing Authority place- Kllcben with dlnlnj area, farifl- V - Realton opportunities. For.example, ty room or dining room with beamed financing available. Immediate. Pol- temple Shalom Ave., Leonardo, were fined for three-year terms , -. celling; "BtMmettU—93S900r~'DOH'T Aaef. Brmt sei.lon. Call -741-510D.-JAMES ~Ar i $2.4 million in~ apartment rat- CURLEY, Realtor, 669 BrosU St., •LEGAL NOTICE • $50 cash and* given 10-day sus- WAIT! \ ables can net taxes of almost MIDDLETOWN corner ol Whllte St., Shrewsbury. NOTICE , Bieber pended sentences - for ere- BAYSHORK COMMUNITY 7 1 -$87,0O0-and-not-take up the - - Cliarmlng-thrce-bedroom nndi. Tiled HOSMTAITTIIHI'ORT PKAiSA" " " "atiiig" a disturbance "while un-" bath. Fenced rear yard for privacy. LOTS AND ACREAGE NEW JKRSKV STATK HIGHWAY 34 space of residential homes Immediate occupancy. VA and FHA HAZI.ET, NEW JKRSKY OTOO der the influence of alcohol. T financing available to qualified buyer. that pay less taxes but con- ROLSTON WATERBURY PROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES - NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT John McDermott of Fort Reaftor-Insuror ' Priced at SU.6S0. Call APPLEBROOK Either commercial or residential. ' aealed- proposals -will be received by tribute more children to the Drive has been named second II W. Front Si .Red Bank 07701 AGENCV, 586-7600 or 871-2300 lor li MULLANEY REALTY 671-5151. the BAYSHORB COMMUNITY HOS- Dix was fined $50 on each By Kirkpatrick formation. PITAL (the "Owner") for toe pro- school system." vice president, of Temple -NEW-COLONIAL KEYPORT — Kearney St. 14 fam- posed, nevr -Bayshore Community Hos- count of loud and abusive RUMSON --For following RED BANK- RUMSON AN& MILES ily— 87.5x117, -J3500.—City—water— and pltal-which will be -located on-North Shalom. Four bed rooms, Vh baths, full base- AROUND - Multiple Listings. Send for sewer. 264-1117. * Beers Street In Holmdel, Monmouth Mr.~ Bieber was elected at language and for violation of - a vehicle too close, Albert ment, paneled- «len -with- fire-place. tree catalog of modest homes, farms, County, New Jersey, until 11:00 Matched appliance!. 342,900. CROWELL palatial Rumson estates, waterfronts, the January meeting of the a borough ordinance concern- Wedgbury of Rumson was AGENCY. Realtor, M W. .Front St. acreage, lots, business opportunities. o'clock A.M. (E.S.T.) on MONDAY, 741-4030. Eves^ 741-MW. CEMETEEY IX)TS MARCH 10, 1969 at Uie office of the ing the consumption of alco- fined $30 in Municipal Court RAY STJLLMAN, Realtor _ Bayahore Community Hospital, Air- Plan Honors Temple's Board of Trustees to BELFORD — L-Bhaped Ranch. Many CHOICE tour"space plot In SHORE' •pbrTTlaza, New Jersey Btate High- fill a vacancy created by the hol by "minors.'•__ yesterday by Judge William trees. Fenced-ln yard. Three bed- "Our 50th Year" LAND MEMORIAL GARDENS. ValU! way 36, Hazlet. New Jersey 07730, it ki US Hwy. Shrewsbury P. Kirkpatrick...._..' -L:_ rooms, large living"room, \\k bathi, 741-1000 SI,000 plus. Best offer over 189) which time they will he publicly For Graham recent resignation of Presi- William Hailman, Swan kitchen-dining room combination. At- RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS AREA - £ Write Box H-142, The Eally Register, opened and read. Proposals will' not William Buchanan of Red tached garage. $23,000. 787-1590. bedroom ranch. Two fireplaces, one Red Bank. be received In the office of the Archi- dent Arnold Katinsky and the Ave., Navesink, was fined $25 tect. SHREWSBURY - Eaton- TOMS RIVER - Nine room BI-level, In 27' den or family room. Screened. automate succession of Vice for causing an accident. ' Bank was fined 925 for tres- five yean old. Excellent condition, In patio. Rear yard completely COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Proposals which will be received town Electric Service will hold passing on a private boat; convenient to ihoppl&t. churches and fenced. Lot 76'H50'. Firm price »1»,- shall be Identified ad General Con- Presidents Burton Morachnick schools. Four bedrooms, 1% baths, 800, Call after 8 or Sat. and Bun. struction and shfl.il Include the follow- its annual stockholders meet- Bruce Feiring, 2nd, of Fair spacious living room, formal dining 542-1460. MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commerdi ing work required to complete the and Theodore Auerbach. property aJong Hwy. 15 or 3J.- Froi project In accordance with Uie draw- ing and dinner at Rod's Sha- room, eat-In lanltu kitchen with ill RED BANK—Beautiful new custom, A former president of the Haven was fined $20 for dis- tppllancM, wall-to-wall carpeting, ele- 175' to 10 acres MULLANEY REA1 Ings and specifications: Heating A dowdrook here Saturday at 8 Crash Badly built Colonial home. Excellent loca- TY 671-515L " Air Conditioning Work, Plumbing regarding a stop sign, rated sun deck. Lower level - spacious tion. Offers entrance hall, three . bed- p.m. in honor of its president Beform Jewish congregation, mahogany paneled room with huge rooms, 1'k baths. Large living room, Work and Electric Work. Fines of $10 each were lev- brick fireplace, laundry room, garage, formal dining room. Beautiful eatln REAL ESTATE WANTED Drawings, Specifications, Instruc- and founder, Martin Graham. Mr. Bieber has served on its iUny cxtru!4 No AGENTS Call (ol kitchen, fully equipped. Laundry room tions To Bidders,'Proposal Forms board in some capacity for Hurts GI ied on: George Galbary of appointment after 2 p.m. 341-9619.. on1 first floor. Full basement with and other Contract Documents may Stockholders attending will recreation room. Detached two-car ATTENTION—COLTS NEC be examined at'the office nf the Ar- the past 4 'A years. He was HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Fair Haven for being an un- TWiVBTORV HOIfSE — A ."Targe garage. City water and sewers, su- We have ready qualified buyers, •< chitect, LEROY C. EVERETT, Keg. be Mr. and Mrs. George El- licensed driver; Bennett Vro- rooms. Living room, dining room and perb craltsmanahlp. Call builder. M2- for fast" efficient service, call J, D. Istered Architect, Commonwealth son, New York City; Mr. and ritual chairman in the 1954-• Staff Sgt. Stephen Herod, of kitchen Full ceramic tiled bath plus 1850. ROCHE, Realtor, Et. 34, Colts Neck. Building, Allentown, Pennsylvan* man of Rumson for careless four bedrooms, all with walk-la clot- la and at the office of the Bayahore 65 congregational year; sec- Mitchell Drive, Eatontown, tts. Very nice porch. Excellent loca- «2-27iL Member Multiple Listing "• Community Hospital set forth above Mrs. Nicholas Graham, Rum- FAIR HAVEN - «I6,500. Two bed, vice, ond vice president in 1985- stationed at Ft. Monmouth, driving; and Howard Rowett tion. 5 minute walk to center of town rooms, 17x20 living room, 9x13 kitch- during business hours, son, and Key Largo, Fla.; and school. - Oil-fired ateam heat en, full basement Quiet- dead-end UROBNTLY-NEBDED Two and —Copies -tjf Drawlngr 4Hd Specifica- 66; president during the 1966- has been transferred, In a se- of Rumson for improper dis- Well under $20,000. Call 462-9090. street. Near school and shop. 50x150 three-bedroom homes MldfUetown, Har- tions may be obtained at the office Mr. and Mrs. H.'P. Britton, play of plates. landscaped lot. Lovely neighborhood, let vicinity. We have buyers waiting. of the Architect or at the office of Neptune, and Mr. and Mrs., 67 year; and, in his role as rious condition, to Philadel- law taxes. Owner. 747-1637, THE KIRWAN CO. 187-«l0v. the Bayshore Community Hospital Julia Delsler of Rumson room*, living room, dining room upon payment of a "Plan Ueposlt" Graham, Rumson, immediate past president, has phia Naval Hospital, report- kitchen, 1',-i baths, utility room, en SPACIOUS In the amount of Three Hundred Dol- stoned porch, full cellar, garage and WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST continued as a trustee from edly suffering from a frac- was fined $0 for Illegal park- Immediate occupancy. Four bedrooms, lars cuoo.oo), which will entitle the • LEGAL NOTICE • accenfiory buildings. Big yard. All three balhs, hot water baseboard heat. YOUR HOME bidder to two (2) sets of draw- July 1967 until the present tuted jaw, concussion and ing. conveniences and many extras. Call Basement and garage. 131,900 WALK- Ings and specifications. Any bidder, 741-8745 after t> |>.m< for appointment, Call today and give details and cu! AnVKHTIHKHENT possible brain damage, after ER 4 WALKBR, Realtors, Hwy. 39, price. STERUNO THOMPSON A Al upon returning such seui In good con, Notice Is hereby given that sealed time. - ^Shrewsbury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Service. dltlon within five (8) clays after the NEW SHREWSBURY~~~~ Th7ee-be^ SOC, 747-5600. opening of proposala, will be refund- bids will be received by the Borough Mr. Bieber is traffic co- a two-car collision at 9:30 Board Aspirants rorjm spill. Excellent location, Thre' ^WWl6 y ed this payment. Non-blrirlcrs^ return* Coundl of the Borough of Uttle Sil- a.m. Saturday. baths, living, dining room, electrl remodeled Interior, new heating sys- LIST WITH CONFIDENCE Ing sets In good condition, will be ver for Ihe construction of & storm ordinator of the advertising To AddrPBB PTA kitchen. Family room, den, laundry tem. I12.II0O. CJ»ll_2M-5118._j Our 14 professional aalenpeopK an drain ayslem on flumaon Place and room. Full l)a«emtnt, scn-ened-in ready and stble to market your proi refunded fifty per bent it/>'») of tne Harden Itnad In the Hnrough of Mule department of Avon Products Sgt, Herod was first rushed F6iJn~LA~RaE BEb6b~^~TMSsu ~ Plan Deposit, Contractors filling lo LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. porch. TWO-CHT garage. Lovely ecr erty successfully, return sets In good ccindUInu, will Silver In.Uie County of Monmniith with to Jersey Shore Medical Cen- earner lot. ' Near m:\nmU, shappinic atcd on beautiful '. half acre with Trade-Iiu — Exchanges 1542 llnenl feet of reinforced concrete Inc. He is married and has many native trees and ihnibs. Over- forfeit - the full amount of' the "Plan Paul Noglows, president ol parkway. Wall-to-wall carpetJng Member Multiple Listing Services Deposit." pipe storm drain wllh n«cos«Lry ap- a son and a daughter. ter, Neptune, by the Farm- drafies, tike new wanner, dryer, re slued living room wllh stone fire, WALKER * WALKBR, Realtors purtenances and replacement of pave- the Little Silver PTA, Invites frlgerator. t35,uQq 5^TT833, NCI agents place, rnodft-rn eal'ln kitchen with ap- ment over,, trench area, anrl opened Ingdale First Aid and Rescue pliances, paneled den, Florida room Shrewsbury Kolmde -Each Dfoposil :tntut be accompa- and read In public at Borough Hntl on members to meet and hear KBANRBIJRO"~~ bldsr^home : Ut with beamed celling and many other 711-5212 O71.331 nied by a proponal security, In an Squad. From there he was amount of One Hundred Fifty Thou- February 10, 1999 at 8;00T'.M. Stan- DIAL FOR MEDICAL DATA the candidates for the Board with 100' frontage. Two brdroomn, liv- features you'd expect to find In a WE NEED - Five or six, 2-3 bedroorr sand Dollars (1140,000.Wl, In the form dard Time. transferred Sunday to the ing room, kitchen, enclosed porch, fine home. Absentee owner asking Incomes, furnished or unfurnished BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - 136,900. EA. ARMSTRONG AGENCY of a Certified Check, Bank Cashier's Drawings, spenllleatloM and forms Walson Army Hospital, Fort of Education at a meeting to- bath with eUll shower, gas heat. On- from 145 to 1150 per month for Ir Check, Trust Company Treasurer's of bids, contracts arwl bond for the ly $10,900 conventions 1. CHATBAU Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little coming personnel. THE DERI ABE* It now is possible for doctors night at 8:15 in the Markham CY, Rt. 35, Mlddletown, 671-1000, Check or a Bid Bond, In the form proposed w,,rh, prepared by August F. Dix. JIRA./TY, Real Eatale, SIS Carr Ave, Wlver. 74HM0.^ I _ prescribed In the Contract Documents, 1'ostel, Knglneer, and approved by the in North Dakota hamlets to Place School. Keannhurg. 787-W84. MiraMBTOVW"""*"^ ThreebedroVira" wllii satisfactory corporate surety, State lllnhwny Comrnls.loncr, have Trooper "Ronald Polak of NEW UONMOUTH •— Two bed room«, jiiJllt. Living room, dtnlng room, kitch- NEED VACANT LAND who must ba authorized lo do busl. been filed In the riffli:* of the said receive free medical lectures The three unopposed candi- living room with fireplace, dlnln en, 1'j bathi. Bnlltln .jara'ie. 20x25 Small lot or lara-e. tracts, Call MUL ness In the Stale of New Jersey, engineer at 427 West Lincoln Avnue, the Howell State Police bar- room, kitchen, garage. Itenlu enclosed pttlo. Pool. Fully paneled LANEY REALTY. «71-6151. naming as payee or obligee, as sp- Oakliurst, N. J, inil of said male from specialists Just by dial- dates are Charles A, O'Mal- flee zone I'^.OOO. Call 6711350. _ lll«hw«y Commissioner, Trenton, N.J. racks, who Investigated, said banemerit snd den; on 1/3 acre cor- iilliinMr, the BAYBIIOIUC COMMU- ing a telephone number. Icy and Curtis G. Callan, In- r ner lot. All this plus many «xfras. SAVE TEES-SELL DIHEC" NITY HOSPITAL, . „ ami Iho IHvlslim ol l/ii:nl flcivernmenl a car driven by Sgt. Herod, l^ TKn%Bft3lJ~W~A NEW HOMK7 - Only 128,5(10. Call 67I4M1 for ip- Wanted, Houie west of Parkway Kach successful bidder must enter Alii Iihtrlct Office (>:i located at 1 Doctors in need of some cumbenls, and Mrs, Charles We have many c»r>tce lnct\tlnnn In th polnlment- Court llf.une B'lunre, K»«t Main Btri-et, was eastlxmnd on Cranberry MirldleLown-Atlantic Highland! irei 11 miles vicinity of Bell Ulis. Ill, Into the Agreement, and furnish a Frccfholrt, N. J, anil mny b9 Innpettcd quick medical advice merely H, Best. wherr cuitom conntrucled new home JlilMHON COLON!AL~"fiveiy~loilr~ 130-1, Call m-tm. No aients. Contract Ilond In the forms pre- by prospcr.llvri bld'lers durlnic bimlneas Road, here, when it collided ranting from |l'jir rmrniii*'.' eltm d,;n, modern kitchen with break- si of suet! bidder, to the- address on proper notice nrvl payrnonts of erating through the Universi- bound on Colts Neck Itpad. interest regarding board poli- fsrt nriok. V:, bilhn, Csrpetlng. ('orial. coat of proiiariillon. Illils must be 011 roomn, three bedrooms. llfi;ltW. M0. IIKUDKN AGENCy, Realtors, rrmde on slan'lnril proposal form. In ty of Wisconsin and Mar- Police said that Sgt. Herod cies. fH.WW rnorltrnso available. 2M-3434 3DI Ma'iile Ave., corner uergen J'l,, J'rnijoflHls muni be , sulinilttrcl mi Hie innjincr deslfcnnlrd thernln nml ,10 s.in. lo 1:3I> p.m. IM Hank. 70. KlItWAN COMPANY, fore tin: timer nbrivfl mentioned. AH drcitfica to Ilin cl,,y(-riilng llMdy, flor- bins was driving too fust for Car-Bike Ousli 442-0110 ItCMltors, 787-OWO. !•,(>!„,»»In HUM tif nuldnlttcl In iluctll- IHIBII of ],ltll,i Hllver, N. J. ami must and receives a terse five to nix road condition!!, cnli', wllh firlgliial copy cif Did llcind, bo acc/,m|)nnJl),l hy a N'in-Or shnll that concerns him, knocking down a telephone Viindcrpool, 82, of Plum Lane I,IK Mtnnl, P'lUllT ''! kll(;li,-n wltli ill- for A [ifii'Kt of iliiys nftiT not lie less thin fnOOfKI and ba de- In Reol Estate tl,j mill |,ani-l<-d rt>ll w!tl! I/I-HIIIIMI Die ilfitfl nliovi- I, tir Hny ail- livered al IIIH iilfcufl on or tiefors die "It's designed primarily pole while tho Bobbins ve- Holmdel, remains In fnlr con- lliiiK sii'l flr'-l'lHi,'. Luuiidiy Hn'l HIP reef, fir hour niunrri above, The nhuvlard pr»- o-iiir KHIHKf'- V'Ul'll Sl'l'li-, lull- Hlr hicle was spun around, tear- iif"'ll\llK SM'I Id CII;IK ti! |M,n,,l form awl the Non-Collusion Af- for area!) that no not havo dition In Rlvervlcw Hospital, For Real Service Hllty ,if thin llotiii-. A v,iv ili'ili <• 'vice Till'; IIAYHIIflliK COMMUNITY flfUvIt are nllitclied |y, the supple- ing down fiomo 50 feet 'of Hl(-n S48 NKI. 10 A AKMHTCO.'VU menlnry »|iei:lfli:*j|iwis, copies of wlllcll access to good mcdlcnl li- lied Bank, this morning with Consult a HOUriTAI, ivm-rvi-s III rluhl t,, re- AUKNl'V, ItMllnr, f,',r, I'lonpi-i'l Ave, Jrct nny lir all )i,,i|i'inn 'ir parts will hi* furnished on application to braries or where good con- split rail fencing and a tele- Injuries suffered In a blcyclc- l,!tll<- Mllvr. Y41 • 4 r#(KI 1 llii'M !!), srid til wslvi snv tie- Member of l>Ul >ir InrKiln.ri--. In nr, Biillimlf) arc not available," phone polo, police Kiilil. Mr, enr collision Thursday on lit R*d Bank Area | llvlnit , IIAYKIIflltH COMMUNITY *""My"" "Ma" r of llorciugli <'' Dor- wild Dr. C.I!.' Pctern of Bin- Robbins wan reported In fair 36. In Fridny's Register, Mr. mL kltdii'li Alt "All you ever lay aboul lh» nc migfi'iif I,I'llIT' ftPirfJmivrrj ,#•* !H. J • 1, condition suffering from lac- Vandorpool'i ago wim incor- t hmt. Aluminum •cratary you hlricJ with s DB Mlt. MICHAKI, M. NKIIO rlollliciN N, I.ITWIN, Mnyor niarck, president of tli« North Lining Service yaicl. A>.klhii in.u chalrmsn, litiiidlng Cnrnmi MI1.LDII, Cltrk erations. rectly given as 14 years, Reglitir win! «d —ii 'whtw'l" Jan. 21 UtM Jstt, 31 Dakota Medical. Association. TOE DAILY REGISTER, Ttteg&y, Jmtwty 21, 1959-17 1? Part PUZZLE 11 Capital of Children's Letters To God By WttUiffl Lutwtnlak 3-0 W ACROSS 44 Arctic sight 12 Heroic creature 1 Fastens, in 45 Cathedral l? Office need 43 Letter - • a way city of 31-D 21 Bid 44 Wasted time 5 Dewy states 48 Overwork 23 Giant 46 Drum'on 10 Luge 47 Steadfast 25 Society page 47 Tennis call 14 Square 48 Dentist's figure 49 U.S. Admiral footage concern 26 Hacienda of WWII IS Man from 50 Durocher features 50 U.S. writer a Attu 51 Shelf support 27 Legal plea 51-Formless yU/V J%4 1« Towel 54 Exceeds 28 Billiard mass stroke BLONPIE By CHIC YOUNG 17 Crumbly 58 Como, for 52 Enthuse: earth one 29 Family colloq. ive SHOULO ENTERTAIN! I'LL CALL SOME OF THS^ll | 18 Literary member 53 U.S. writer ('OAPWOOO,. I THINK. 59 Attorney — MORE OFTEN- FEUJ0W5 AND GET UP /' form 61 Cafe au — 31 See 45-A 54 Seaport of V WE SHOULD BE ., HAVE MORE ACAftBGAME •»— 32 Form of f A UTTLE MORE PEOPLE OVER 19 Pals in Paris 82 Done 31-D ( SOCIAL MINDED 20 Of the water Kl Peri's cousil chocolate 55 Pave the Ull £ ^1 1 9 VUHUI4J 33 Give 22 Checkroom 64 Villa d'- way pirns } adjunct 65 Has- - obeisance to 56 Baptism 24 Letters 68 Berra, et al 35 One of the 57 Unit of 25 Resign 67 Low-pitched ' Kennedy's progress :••• ' -S 26 & 5D, show DOWN 36 Faint 60 Haul biz VIP 1 Scene of 23 German, Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle article Hannibal's 30 Solid defeat 34 Ah, me! 2 Where Basra 35 The bill is 38 City on 3 Where the Miami Cuzco is MARY WORTH By and KEN ERNST 37 Fleur-de- - 4 Eastern 38 Sustained greetings OH,YEAH?...HOW COME YOU '39 Prevail 5 See 26-A EVER ana TOW Awiurtkr WENT TO TrlE. RKrNJRANT PHOHt 40Topnctch 6 Guinness nun EXACTLV HOW rr w»,n r ONLY KNOW flUR CHECK,; MJ55 HATFItiD!- AND CAUtO mt MAXVIILE. MOTtt © King Futon Srslicte, lac 1969. B urouiil f naau 4IIK£ / I *• WILY NtUN AMD W ARE. DEUKRATfjW IWNfi 1KAI MIGHT, IVR GAR.R.tTT?~AND 41 Preposter- 7Mal-de-- ltMtRMllL: UBBr WAS / I uun T UPlvr, WADtARKERVfflON? ous 8 Aggressive TAjWMfi ABOUT OURSoiNlvKN 43 Traffic one phenome- 9 Power "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean non source Wdntsday, Januwy 22 Present—For You and Yours - • • TbwJi. more to this day than may be obvious, at first, so be alert for undercover-developments. Favorable wlar rays symbolize mutual cooperation, with profit for all. You an fluent under these rays and your words and actions should convey exactly toe effect you desire to achieve. ' ANDY CAjpp SMYTW .____ TheJ)ay Under Your Sign 40 THIS IS WHAT ArfM.kmMir.3lto Apr. If Libr*. int. It *• Ort. 22 TMSKWKY ? Wateh Hnance* Bur Jjeu» you Com»lex toftaeieea onto T« MB WIFE eBTS.UP TO deatre «3r¥W **>"' pot feel anon of your own Bias, BEEN V jtmtatkertd. Prated tratfcmalr. BiNOO EMILY/ Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Taunt April M to May 20 Adiuit jour race to ital, ef Find eat why your elans arc co-worteri. Don't Irf to Mow dimipUrd instead o( Jiut fret- them up br Itullini. tine about situium. Sagittarlui.Nev.22 to D«.2I Ganiini. May 2 Mo Jun» 21 Do not try to confuse glamor - Although w> ercat ttrUn liktlr. with reality. Be reillitic about ymi abMU have no dilfitollr in relationship. ratnint quotas. Cawar. Juna 22 to July 21 Capricorn. OK. 22 lo Jan. 20 Some sort of retribution nay •The caJl of civic dutiea mar be exacted from you for fait find a. naponsc in tax. Voo effort—or liclc of it. kan nudi ts offer. Aquarius. Jan. 21 t» Fab. If Uo. July 22 t» Auj. 21 Don't try to put a square peg Sonnlhint may happen that will in a round hole. This u no gin * new depth o< meaning time to'be unrealistic. to your life. , Pisces. Fab. 20 to March 20 Don't be afrlld to >stt for .•!• Virgo. Aug. 32 «o Saph 22 vice. The more beads at work, _Ifmit are ajitematic loutine the- better the results. THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER mid HART ©Field Enterprises, Inc., 196? DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketcham Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD An opening bid opposite an South dealer opening bid will usually make North-South vulnerable a game. If your partner NORTH makes a weak-two opening • A«2 .. bid, shoeing slightly less than C7K432 ". an ordinary opening bid, you O KJ73 can raise to game when you + K4 have slightly more than an WEST EAST ordinary opening bid, provid- 4> QJ1073 * K95 ed that you have support for V 10 6 • OS his suit. O A4 + Q962 6 109«« South's opening bid is the +A1085J By FRED LASSWELL weak two-bid favored by al- SOUTH SNUFFY SMITH most all experts in the United • 84 VEFERSOT States.' North, with slightly O AQ1975 more than an ordinary open-, OQ52 THAT TflTER SHORE \ TO PUT TH'CATOUT, ing bid and fine heart sup- Swtk We* North East RUN M? Rfleea? TODAV- J port, raises to game at once. Fa*ns 4 ;9 AIIFtH I NEWER BEEN SO * 1 The two-bid wins no medals Opening lead-• Q VNOREOUTflN in this hand since North-South SLEEPyHEflDED should get to four hearts by any sensible method. The South, Declarer knows that chief point today, in our West started with two red week-long discussion of weak doubletons, including the" ace two-bids, is to show what is of diamonds, and with a spade needed for a legitimate jump suit headed by the queen- to game. jack. If West held the ace of Declarer takes the opening clubs. he would have acted spade with dummy's ace, over the opening bid of two draws trumps with the queen hearts. • • ft KNOW WHAT HECmOTWNCe. WHJTESNOW?' and jack and then leads a dia- Playing East for the ace of By mond. West plays low, and clubs, therefore, South plays THE PHANTOM dummy's king wins. a low club from the dummy. Future Nurses Unit Plants Blue Spruce BAH-Wr(O CARES THE PHANTOM SCTS HIMSELF Now South knows that West East must play the ace, and 7 IDIOT STORIES' -AND "ROLLS' WITH TUB BIOW- has the ace, since East would South has no further prob- PHANTOM'S FACE WILL -NOT ME- —< MIDDLETOWN - The 52 planted a blue spruce on the gladly capture dummy's king lems. PIE- NOT SIMPLY- WE'RE members of last year's Fu- school grounds. of diamonds if he could. RUNMING DAILY QUESTION BUT IN AGONY, I ture Nurses Association at The girls, now seventh '. South gets to his hand with OUT OF TIME grade students at Thompson Partner opens With two -AUIGGS— Nut Swamp School recently the nine of trumps to lead Junior High School, bought another low diamond, hearts (weak two-bid), and the tree with leftover' money Creates Guess the next player passes. You IS IT in their treasury. West must take the ace of hold: S-Q J 10 7.3, H—10 5, Participating in the tree- diamonds, just as South D-A 4, C-Q 9 6 2. What do POSSIBLE planting ceremony were for- hoped. Now if the defenders you say? mer association officers Pam- lead spades, South will ruff ANSWER: Pass. There For • raenaga girl to get a ela Cuming, president; the third round, cash the cannot be a game since part- ipesding tickat at a drive.ln?- Beiiky Cuming, vice presi- queen of diamonds and get to ner has less than an ordinary. PARENTS WITH OPINIONS dent; Audrey Anderson, trea- dummy with a trump to dis- opening bid, and you have far ABOUT SAME JEE "THE surer, and Paula Wright, sec- card a club on the jack of less. Partner has a strong IMPOSSIBLE YEARS" page 7 retary, and Mrs. A. Rita Dal- diamonds. .six-card suit, so there Is no —Advt. ton, Nut Swamp nurse and Instead, West leads a low need to rescue him with your NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW club advisor. club to create a guess for weaker spade suit. BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER .IFVOUBROUSHTONe. J (HUH?) .

HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER and 1)1 K BROWNE OKAY, LET'S START THE 6AME, SUV6, €eaA Hiirte Two Drivers TWO. i Miss Stromberg was ito Saimffl Will Decide Aiitisell Case Jan. 31 the driver of a vehicle that collided with a car driven bv FREEHOID — Does an in- township — by remaining on decide the issue. He elected Nivison should not be seated and Principle coalition. The attorney that heWed''te''™S'** James P. Manning, 20, of 38 the Harming Board or serv- to remain on the Planning as a class four Planning Citizens Committee has a dividual bold office when his Bead "aid Wilson Avenue. 'Kayrn Ter. at the intersec term begins or at the time ing on council. Board, continued the at- Board member for the two council majority. tion of Cherry Tree Farm years of Mr. Antisell's unex- Taken to Blverview Hospi- be takes the oath? "Mr. Antisell's machi- torney, but he doesn't want to Council had delayed mak- The judge said, he now Road and New Monmouth This is the key qeustfon to nations are politically in- lose tte Planning Board seat pired term. Mr. Nivison ing an appointment to fill the tal, Bed Bank, by members of Road at 4:17 p.m. Saturday. was appointed by Mayor thinks that his first impres- the Port Monmoutn First Aid be decided Jan. 31 by Su- spired," said Judge Simmill. and the council seat if toe council seat which Mr. Anti- sion might have been wrong. Neither driver required perior Court Judge Elvin R. Sees No Vacancy courts rule he is not on coun- Charles T. McCue at the or- sell refused to take. Council- • Squad, where they were treat- ganization meeting. This is a novel question, be ed for face cuts and released, medical attention. Simmill when be acts on a The judge added he didn't cil. man Walter C. Grubb Jr. said added. The show cause order was Jan. 9 that it will take action were Barbara Stromberg, 23, Mr. Manning was issued a problem created when Thom- know ii a vacancy exists on "I'm on the horns of a di- He takes his chances on obtained, by Herbert Bierman at the next council meeting, of 659 Hopping Road, Bel- summons for careless driving as A. Antisell declined to be council since the governing what court will do, said Judge lemma," he said, "but so is sworn in as Marlboro Town- body hasn't declared that of • Sayreville, representing Jan. 23. ford, and Joseph Dellapena,. by Patrolman Robert J. Me- Simmill. If he decides .that council." •••:., ' .'. 87, of 4 Veronica Place, New ship councilman and later there is a vacancy. It didn't Mr. Nivison. Since Judge Simmill 'has v Nair. . ' • . Mr. Antisell's term on coun- Judge Simmill said that, in Monmoutli. . said that he preferred to re- accept a resignation,h e noted. By declining the council delayed his decision, it is ex- cil began Jan. 1 and that all fairness, he wouM adjourn main as a class four mem- As far as the court is con- seat and by remaining on the pected that council will de- , Mr. Dellapena was issued a Robert Nivison was properly the hearing so that he and Porpoises suffer from ul- ber of the Marlboro Planning cerned, continued the judge, Planning Board Mr. Antisell lay action until after the court ; summons for careless driving appointed to the Planning the attorneys could do more cers, stomach aches and ner- Board. there is no vacancy on coun- has kept the Citizens Commit- rules on the question. by Patrolman William Muh- Board, then Mr. Antisell is research. lplwi vous breakdowns. ."There is no question that cil. out, added the judge. tee in control of the Planning During the court hearing, this is a political ploy," de- Can council sit on its bands, Board/ If he had been sworn Judge Simmill said, that when clared Judge Simmili Fri- saying that it doesn't know if Concerning the letter of in, control of the board would Mr. Bierman filed his papers day. "It Isn't up to Mr. An- a vacancy exists, asked Judge resignation, Judge.- Sim- have passed to the Purpose for, the hearing, he told the tisell to think. He was elected Simmill, adding that it is mill said that if Mr. And-. sell submits one then he says to council, that is how the waiting to find out how he ! citizens feel about it." rules and how the Appellate that he was a councilman. Mr. Antisell, when he didn't Division and Supreme Court Perhaps he should submit aj show up for the Jan. 1 orga- rule on the question. letter of declination, he added.' nization meeting of Marlboro Stanley Yacker of Matawan, Show Cause Order council to be swam in, said representing Mr. Antisell, re- This question was brought in a note that he didn't know sponded that Mr. Antisell is before the' courts by an or-, how be could best serve the not waiting for the courts to der to show cause why Mr. Medical Center Film Produced WNG BRANCH-A 25-min- ote documentary film of Mon- . mouth Medical Center which graphically depicts the many medical services and facuities offered to its patients has been produced by Mrs. Rob- ert Eisner of Red Bank. Titled "At Your Service," the fflin was conceived, writ- ten and directed by Mrs. Eis- ner as a contribution to the hospital which her father-in- —lawpMonroe Eisner, heads as president. The Board of Governors viewed the 16 mm film at a meeting here after which '-Mrs. Eisner presented it to Adminstrator George J. Bar- tel for inclusion in the center's film library. It is available for showing to clubs and oth- MEDICAL FILM — Mrs. Robert Eisner presents film, er organizations. We'll Increase your "At Your Service," which sha produced, to Monmouth The script which Mrs. Eis- ner wrote for the fum is nar- Medical Center Administrator George J. Bartel. reading speed rated by Bob Considine, noted newspaper columnist and au- thor, and a resident of West AUenhurst, who was recently on the spot "elected to the MMCBoart of Governors. The filming was done by cameramen from the Ft. Monmouth Photo Section, Slated Tomorrow and the final cutting was done by Daniel Dorn, Sr., of Red RED BANK - "Why don't herself, her husband and her Bank. you face it?" a teen-age girl teen-age son. It is geared to "At Your Service" is Mrs. challenges a teen-age boy. the general public. Eisner's second documentary. "Your mother's hung up on "We want to emphasize the She previously produced a alcohol. It's a disease, like problems of alcoholism and foil-length film, "Bridge to results, I get through my diabetes." the public attitude toward it Understanding," for the Chil- and dispel the myths and mis- dren's Psychiatric Center of That's a line from "Lady studies much faster and get a lot Eatontown. conceptions in the mind of on the Rocks," the play by a the public," said Mrs. Vir- Waist Jewelry . . . fhe Children's librarian professional Broadway cast ginia Mclnerney, assistant di- that will be presented at Talks to FTA Tonight rector of the council. dazzling link belts 8 p.m. tomorrow by the RED BANK - Miss Mary "Lady on. the Rocks" is a Alcoholism Council of Mon- production by Plays for Liv- Andrew Adler, Graduate Student, University of Missouri Caletto, Children's Librarian Raxzle-dazzle chains • in glimmary at the Monmouth County Li- mouth County. The produc- ing, a division of the Family gold or,silver metal. Style* galore..*— brary win be the guest speak- tion, which is open to the pub- Service Association of Amer- ica. It was commissioned by ranging from tin/ links to triple er at a.meeting of the Me- lic without charge, wffll chanic Street School Parent- the National Council on Al- sweeps lit with multi-colored stoneijv We wqnt to show you how the Evelyn-Wood Reed- be held in Federal Room C ing High School student reading 49 pages of.a Teacher Association, to be- coholism, ' with which the ing Dynamics course Increases your reading speed. tassali, coins and more. ; . ~ •..•'•••' difficult book while Art Linkletter reads o 60 sec- held tonight at 7:30. of the Molly Pitcher Mo- Monmouth Council is affili- And we think the best way to do "this Is to give you ated, and National Council ond commercial. (We're even shocked) The Mini- A brief business meeting tor Inn. - a free sample of our product..VVhert you xome to leadership took part in the 3.00 to 35.00 Lesson will show you. that speed reading isn't will precede me day's pro- The 30-miirate play will be the Mini-Lesson, we'll Increase your readina/spMd , limited to novels. We'll, show you the,techniques • gram. AH parents.*re cordial- play's development, * followed by a discussionpe- riahtpnthe spot, This Isn't much of a claim'for us, for speed-reading magazines, newspapers, text Uy urged to attend the meet- ^Before the production the sttfnbaeh'ihandbags;*—ill itoros *• riod tm-alcoholistn^and its public is invited to ashort an- Our average graduates read 4;7 times faster than ~boolu> and technical data. Then, we'll devote time ing, after which refreshments . warning signs led by James when they started. The Minl-tessqri will, show you will be served. nual meeting of the Alcohol- to questions and .answers. We can say with experi- B. Deans, first vice presi- ism Council of Monmouth that we go further than just Inereajjng your reading ence: trie Mlnl-Lesson will be one hour of your time' dent of the council County. The council is a vol- speed. Weshow you how to remember more of that will lead to savings you hours a day. what you've read. You see documentary film show- You Get Geared to Public untary health agency whose "Lady on the Hocks" purpose is to inform the gen- graphicanyiraces the sad and eral public about alcohoHsm WeVB taught over 400,000 people toread on averageof 4.7 times faster. and aid alcoholics and their sometimes sordid path of a Attend a' FREE MINI-LESSON* and learn to read faster in just one hour. middle - class housewife's families with a wide range of progression from social services. FREE MINI-LESSON AND CLASSES MORE drinker to alcoholic and the WITH FIRST MERCHANTS damaging effects upon at the following locations:. DAILY INTEREST PAID FROM DAY OF TWO INVESTED DEPOSIT TO DAY OF MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — WITHDRAWAL Troop 39 of the Matawan PiwrWig a $25 bd«l h Neighborhood Council of Girl Important Savings On Ffne •rahtoM at tkt and *f tU Scouts held an investiture ceremony for Linda Rock and 14 Kt. Gold Jewelry 4% Par Annum Deboja Blum. The other West Long Branch members were rededicated at Compounded and Paid the same meeting. Quarterly Mrs. Thomas Balchen and Deposits iMrod «p to $15.000 HOLIDAY INN by F.D.I.C. Mrs. Eugene Catarine, troop leaders, recently took the fcMHoiK.00 Brownies on a field trip to MONMOUTH PARKWAY & BROADWAY 7- the Monmmouth Museum Gallery in Red Bank. Timely sale of exquisite Current troop projects in. designs, with Valen- Mentor Fwbrol Him eluded yarn and burlap pic- 267-8800 fMtnd Dtpttlf Inwroiw am. tine's Day almost /ier«. tures and sock puppets. Charms! charm brace- lets, pierced or regular WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22-5:30 P.M. & 8 P.M. earrings, , rings, pins, pendants, many set with THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 • 5:30 P.M. & 8 P.M. WE REGLAZE genuine stones or cul- tured pearls. Cultured pearl necklace* In- Iii-plant claisen are now being conducted on Ui« premise) of ALL TYPES OF cluded In this group. major businesses and Industries. Attn.i Program Chairman. Free speaker* available now. Interesting, Informative. ALUMINUM FRAME ittlnbtch'i |iw

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