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PACES! The Weather Mostly cloudy, chariee of THEDAILY FINAL showers today and tonight. Cloudy with periods of rain likely tomorrow. EDITION Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 32 PAGES , VQL.95 NO. 202 RED BANK, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 17,1973 TEN CENT| H mini iimiiiiiiiiinn m m » iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii mum mini i HI iiiiiiiiii.iin.il Him iiimiimimiimiimiiii mm MIIIIIIIII mm mm IIIHHIIIIN immmi iinimiiiiiiiii mil minimum uim in mnmm m iiiiiilBiiiiliilffU Ft. Monmouth to Lose Signal School By BEN VAN VLIET A decision on the reported Monmouth to Ft. Gordon, Ga., D.C., and Ft. Bliss, Tex., to The DOD said the one-time the Save Our Signal School • closing of Ft. Dix as a major a move which will affect a to- Ft. Monmouth. A third section moving cost of the signal Association, the move is ' a WASHINGTON - The De- Army recruit training center tal of 2,888 military and civil- at Monterey, Calif., will re- school to Ft. Gordon would be tribute to the greed and abso- partment of Defense an- has been delayed for at least ian jobs. main where it is. $11.2 million, including $3 mil- lute power of southern politi nounced today that Ft. Mon- three months, and is not a The Department of Defense A DOD spokesman said the lion in new construction at the cians, pure and simple." mouth, N.J., will lose its sig- part of the announced closings estimates that a total of 1,515 transfer of the signal school Augusta, Ga., installation. The association (SOSSA) nal school but will gain the or cutbacks. military and civilian jobs will will result in a loss to Ft. The Defense Department fought successfully in 1970 to Army's Defense Language In- Brief Congress be transferred and the re- Monmouth of 3,200 students. said the move will economize stave off a Pentagon attempt stitute. Pentagon officials yes- maining 1,375 jobs will be The fort, he said, can ex- manpower and operational to move the signal school to The switch is part of a Pen- terday briefed members of eliminated. pect to gain 1,200 students costs for training because of Ft. Cordon. tagon plan to dose down or Congress on the cutbacks, and This, the Defense Depart- from the transfer of the lan- reduced requirements since Mr. Welch said the Armv's cut back 274 military in- local military officials simul- ment said, will result in an an- guage school, thus making a the end of the Vietnam con- plan to bring the language stallations by next year in the taneously briefed local offi- nual saving of f 17.7 million in net loss to Ft. Monmouth of flict. school to Ft. Monmouth was largest base reduction since cials in the affected areas, in- operating expenses. 2,000 students. It would also provide, the simply "backfill." 1970. cluding Ft. Monmouth, where Consolidation At Lakehurst, the DOD an- department said, "greater ef-' "That school," he said The plan was to be officially Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Foster Jr. In addition, the DOD said, ticipates the Navy gaining 884 ficiency in administration and "could go anywhere. 1 feel announced at 11 a.m. today by gave the word to representa- $800,000 will be saved through civilian jobs, while losing 1,1190 support of academic pro- that the Army has been Secretary of Defense Elliott tives of Red Bank, Oceanport, the planned consolidation of military positions. grams, access to adequate shanghaied by the southern L1. Richardson. It will also af- Katontown, Long Branch, the Army's language school at McGuIre Loss field training sites, and year- politicians." fect the Earle Naval Ammuni- Neptune, and New Shrews- Ft. Monmouth. McGuire Air Force Base is round climate more conducive He repeated his charge that tion Depot in Colts Neck and bury. The DOD plans are to trans- expected to lose 87 civilian to field training exercises." the move would cost the tax- the Lakehurst Naval Air Sta- The plan is to relocate the fer two sections of the lan- jobs and 294 military posi- However, in the words of payers closer to $61 million, tion. Army Signal School from Kt. guage school at Washington, tions. Paul K. Welch, chairman of See Fort, page 2 Sen. Clifford P. Case Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Foster Jr. House Leaves Price Control to Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) - The administration moved Nixon's authority over eco- rent controls in metropolitan The House outcome stung mittee, said after the rinal President Nixon has won to the largely voluntary Phase nomic controls is due to ex- areas when vacancies in low Democratic leaders there, vote. House approval of legislation 3 control system on Jan. 11. pire April 30. and moderate cost housing who had worked in vain for a "When the consumer price continuing his price-control Many economists outside the The final measure extend- fall below 5.5 per cent. compromise. Republican ranks index is released in a few authority, and administration administration said this gave ing his authority will be A freeze at existing levels held virtually intact, but days, it will clearly indicate sources say he may use it to a big psychological boost for shaped in conference with the was proposed in the House, many Democrats voted with just how wrong these actions impose a new freeze. price increases. Organized la- Senate. But that body also re- but it lost, 261) to 139. The the Republicans on the pro- were here today." That report came yes- bor has said Nixon should jected congressional price House also tossed out propos- posal for a ceiling at current The Labor Department is terday, after the House tighten controls now, adding ceilings when it approved the als for a rollback to the levels levels. scheduled to release Friday passed, 293 to 114, a bill giving that labor unions will be one-year extension, so the of March IB; a rollback to "We have notVheard the end its report on consumer prices Nixon essentially what he forced to seek large wage set- conference cannot write them Jan. 10. the last day of Phase of these issues," Chairman during March. It is expected asked: extension of his eco- tlements unless strong action in. 2, and for an extension of only Wright Patman, D-Tex., of to show another sharp in- nomic control powers for a is taken on the price front. •The Senate bill provides for 60 days. the House Banking Com- crease in the cost of living. year with minimum restric- tions on his discretion. The administration sources said Nixon hs been presented recommendations ranging 6 Area Residents Plane Blast Victims from a freeze, to tightening of Branch, and a sister, Mrs. theran Church of the Refor- the present largely voluntary BRICK TOWNSHIP - Au- Mane Petello, also listed as company more than a year, Mimi Russomanno of Oak- mation, West Long Branch. controls, to a free market sys- thorities have identified the an Ocean Township resident. was a former captain for the hurst. Surviving are her mother, tem without controls. The six Monmouth County resi- All were identified by Assis- Suburban Air Lines and the The Damiano Funeral Mrs. Bridget Stanley, at President's decision should dents who died early yes- tant Ocean County Medical Garden State Airlines, both of Home, Long Branch, is in home; a brother, Clifford come "very quickly," the terday when a twin engine Examiner Al Kedz. He said it which formerly operated from charge of arrangements. Karpo, at home, and a pater- sources added. Beechcraft exploded and fell was "a miracle" that no the former Red Bank Airport. into the residential Cedarcroft dwellings were struck by the Born in Long Branch, he Miss Karpo was born in nal grandfather, Irving Jo- Treasury Secretary George falling aircraft. The incident seph of Germany. I'. Shultz has come around to section after taking off from was a communicant of Star of Munich, Germany, and had occurred 4:31) a.m. crash. He The John E. Day Funeral the view that controls in the Monmouth County Airport, the Sea Catholic Church lived in the Monmciuth Coun- AP Wlr«ptiolo said wreckage was found Home, Red Bank, is in charge present economic climate Wall Township. there. ty area for the past 15 years. PROTEST HORSE MEAT SALE - Several horse within five feet of homes. of arrangments. lovers paraded their mounts in front of the State must be tightened, the Amoag the victims.were Surviving are a son, Ann- She was employed as a House in Trenfon yesterday to show their anger sources said. Shultz is known Carmine J. Inteso, operator of Dr. Kedz said that aircraft thony J. Blasi 3d of Long beautician at Maison DeMimi Arrangements for the other over the growing number of horses slaughtered to oppose economic controls the Fountains Restaurant, 160 wreckage was spread over a Branch; his parents, Mr. and Beauty Salon in Little Silver- crash victims were not avail- for human consumption. Most of the protesters and wants to see them phased, Ocean Ave., Long Branch, five-mile area, following what Mrs. Anthony J. Blasi, Long Miss Karpo attended Lu- able at press time. were from 4-H Clubs. out. and Anthony J. Blasi Jr., 31), is believed to have been a of Twin Brook Apartments, mid-air explosion. He said the Ocean Township, a former victims' bodies were found Long Branch resident. within ,'ilM) yards of the crash Mr. Blasi, the pilot of the ill- site. Campaign Disclosure Coastal Development fated plane, was employed by Herbert R. Banks, an in- Art Stock Enterprises a South spector for the National Amboy corporation which Transportation Safely Board, owns the Playpen Lounge, in said he believes the plane fell Bill Passes Assembly Sayreville and the Playpen apart in the air following an Bill Clears Assembly South in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. explosion. No explanation for TRKNTON (AP) - The Monday. April 30 lor its last Dickey, R-Camden, an out-, The other victims were list- New Jersey Assembly has day. spoken opponent. TRENTON (AP) - The Hut Kean called it "one of sioncr of environmental pro- the blast was made. ed as Sheridan Camerate, 43, given final legislative approv- Throughout the lengthy As- State Assembly approved and lhi> most important single en- tection. The plane, based at the Dickey failed by a wide of 13H Morris Ave., Long al to a bill requiring candi- sembly debate on campaign sent to the Senate yesterday a vironmental proposals lo The area under jurisdiction nearby airport, was fre- margin in a last ditch effort to Branch, owner of a Sea Bright dates for public office to dis- disclosure, there were thinly bill sharply restricting devel- come before this house in of the bill would in some cases quently used for trans- get the bill amended and then submarine sandwich shop; close all campaign contribu- veiled references to current opment of the stale coastal many years." extend as much as 15 miles in- portation between the shore led the debate against it. Sandra Clements, 21, also of area and Florida, according tions greater than $100. federal and state in- areas from Raritan Bay Kean noted the arguments land. In his remarks, Dickey said Long Branch; Miss Ann B. to a Playpen South spokes- Other Legislature stories on vestigations of fundraising southward to Cape May and against it by home rule propo- . According to Assemblyman the bill's sponsor, Sen. Wil- up the Delaware Bay. Karpo, 22, of 214(1 Apollo St., man. pages land 2.) during Cahill's l'JH'J campaign liam K. Schluter, R-Mercer, nents and said lie too sup- Joseph Chinnici, R-Bridgeton, Ocean Township, and Mrs. The bill was sent yesterday The bill was drastically Mr Blasi, a pilot for the and to alleged fundraising ir- "apparently received the in- ported home rule. an opponent of the measure, to Gov. Wiliam T. Cahill, who amended to enlist the support regularities during President spiration from a burning the bill would apply to 75 per has said he would sign it. In a of South Jersey legislators "However, as one who feels Nixon's campaignlast year bush." cent of the land area of Cape statement released after the and others concerned about very strongly about the pre- May County and 40 per cent of It was Cahill's support of But he saidthe real origina- servation of the remaining ec- Assembly action, Cahill said home rule powers but these the area of Cumberland Coun- Laos Bombing Is the measure that got the bill tor was Common Cause, a his council was studying it lawmakers, while agreeing ologically valuable areas in moving through the Legisla- public interest lobby he la- New Jersey, I feel the circum- ty- and he hoped to sign it soon. with the amendments, still op- ture. It had been bottled up in belled "a high sounding paper stances here are such that Donald Stewart, D-Salem, posed the bill. said the bill "pretty much sets Since the bill would take ef- the Republican Senate caucus organization" and "ivory tow- state regulation must take Warning to Reds fect 9(1 days from Ihe day it is for months „ The sponsor was Speaker up a one-man gang over our ered dreamers." •'; precedence over home rule," signed, it would not affect the Thomas H. Kean, H-Essex. area." WASHINGTON (AP) - By Spokesman Jerry W. Fned- The bill has bounced hack "It's designed lo make us he continued. June 5 primary election. who said the bill was similar "I don't believe the state ordering U.S. warplanes back heim said the Pentagon views and forth between the Senate all pure and put us in jail in ' Cahill urged all the other to those passed by other The bill would give Ihe state should be in the zoning busi, over Laos, President Nixon the fighting as "a major viola- and Assembly and has been the process, ' Dickey said. "" states along the Eastern ness. This bill may not affect has signaled the North Viet- tion of cease-fire." gubernatorial contenders to amended numerous limes be- He was referring to the wide powers to limit devel- agree "on a format for finan- seaboard but was much wea- opment in the area with con- your county now but the next namese he will tolerate no At the White House, Deputy fore Monday's final action. criminal penalties which ker than others, notably Dela- one will," he warned. dramatic military actions by Press Secretary Gerald L. cial disclosure that is patterned The major stumbling clock would be imposed for willful.] struction permits obtainable after the bill passed today." ware's. "I don't think the state of the Communists without Warren said only that "we are had been the Assembly Judi- violations of the act. ..,: only from the State commis- He has already said he would New Jersey should be claim- equally sharp American re- very concerned about the ciary Committee chaired by Dickey said the executive make a full disclosure whether ing one more inch. The people sponse. magnitude of the violations by former Speaker William K. See Campaign, page 2 : iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiHiiii there was a law on the books of .South Jersey don't want The announcement that B52 the North Vietnamese in or not Senate Minority Lead- state interference, We're very bombers are again hitting Laos." er J. Edward Crabiel, D-Mid- concerned about open spaces Laotian targets after a lapse Nixon has not spoken pub- dlesex. said he would put all The Inside Story too tiut we don't need anyone of seven weeks came hours Beacon Hill Grows; licly about the current fight- his contributions in one fund Uncle Sam retains Boston Marathon laurels.... Page 14 to tell us what to do." after North Vietnamese and ing in Laos, but he has re- and report them all. High school sports roundups Pages 14-15 Kean responded by saying Communist Pathet Lao forces buked the North Vietnamese Freehold results, entries, selections Page u the recreation industry is the overran a town and two small for other alleged cease-fire vi- The Senate gave initial ap- An Artist vs. Judges Rumsonlte runs French luxury barge Page 12 largest in the state and military outposts. lations. proval to Cahill's J2.3H billion Bob Bramlpy, manager of The Hegtstcr's Middletnwn But About Antiques and animal dishes Page 13 needed protection from Ihe Pentagon officials said Ihe At a mid-March news con- state budget for the fiscal reau, paid a visit to Beacon Hill Country Club in Leonardo? Communist forces which took year beginning July I. The where big things are happening. The story about the club's cx« Bridge Advice....,,. 38 DAILY REG1STKR state level. Municipalities, he ference, the President said said, have not been able to control of Tha Vieng were the North Vietnamese "should measure now goes to Ihe As- pansion is being prepared for tomorrows editions. Classified 26-29 ' PHONE NUMBERS supported by tanks and heavy sembly. In his "Brush Work" column, Milton Bloch, director of the Comics „, 30 MalnOfllce 741-0010 resist the demands of giant not lightly disregard" U.S. ex- corporations wanting to devel- artillery. . pressions of concern over re- Both houses have tentati- Monmnulh Museum, shares a conversation with a Lincroft wa- Contemporary IJW 12,13 Classified Ads 741-6900 "This was a flagrant and vely scheduled to adjourn lat- tercolorist. The artist discusses such things as incompetent Crossword Puzzle 30 legal Adv 741-0010 op coastline for their own ports fhat heavy military uses. brutal violation of the cease- equipment was being moved er this month until after t|)e judges al art shows and what he'bclii'ves is wrong with minv- Editorials. 6 Display Adv 741-0010 fall elections. The Senate's The bill passed 5*8 and now fire," one-official said. from Ihe North into the South. ab.stractions. Entertainment 31 Circulation Dept 741-3330 last scheduled session is George W. Cornell, Associated Press religion writer, has Financial 10 Sports Dept.,.. .741-0017 goes to the Senate,«vyhere its Returning the accusations, Thursday, April 27. The As- fate is in doubt. Uniform Sale the North Vietnamese have put together another series on Easter. It starts today and will Horoscope 30 Contemporary Life 7410010 Now in Progress. Shirley sembly is scheduled to return continue tomorrow through Good Friday. From our Long Make A Dale 12 Accounts Payable 7410010 denounced South Vietnam for Blrnn's Homemade Candles Shop, Broad St.. Red Bank. alleged cease-fire violations, Branch bureau, Florence Bruder also writes about Easter

FRKEHOLD - Despite an "I don! see hnu actually square miles to about K) 5 Mr. Dawes noted that the appeal for support of the mea- we can endorse this.' said square miles — has been in- boundaries had been changed, sure from Assemblyman John Freeholder Albert K Allen, corporated in it as recommended, although I. Dawes. the Monmouth who noted that the bill now In his letter to the board. the measure would still give County Planning Board still contains only one o! t wo Mr. Dawes — chairman (if the the state Department of Envi- ^poses a controversial As- changes the county planners Assembly Air and Water Pol- ronmental Protection 1WI days -sembly bill which would give had asked for lution and Public Health Com to review applications the state control over major The planners turned thumtis milt.ee — said that the bill had The county planners had .development in coastal areas down on an endorsement of been released from his com- suggested that the legislators •Our primary objection is the measure, even ihoujjfi mittee, and that he would provide that an application is -'invasion of homo rule, " said their major roconiniendatmn "appreciate" the board's en- automatically approved if the Planning Board Chairman K — which reduced the urea dorsement tn assure its pas- state does not rule on a proj- Donald Sterner yesterday. covered in the bill from HKl sage. ect within !H) days of receipt. The bill would forbid con- struction of all industrial plants and residential subdivi- sions of 25 homes or more in JFort to Lose School, the coastal area without the permission of the state com- SPEAKING OUT - The Keansburg Planning beth Neilson, Dori Todd, Karen Stangreclak and missioner of environmental Board last night heard a plea by members of the Deon Foulks, all club members and high school protection. Keansburg High School Students Program for sophomores, and William Carey, a Planning Lands included in the bill Ecology and Action in Keansburg (SPEAK). From Board member. Board members promised to as- tain Language Unit originally went far inland to left are Samuel DeTuro, job placement director of sist school's effort to get a state grant of $1,500 to- elevations of nearly 300 feet, the school's career education program; William (Continued) ward purchase ot o mobile laboratory. encompassing nearly a third Von Deventer, of 1he education program; Eliza- mgiitir Stan Pkttt :. including the estimated $11 of the county's SSK square million for the actual moving. miles The county planners • plus J50 million over the next successfully recommended Ihree years to build adequate that the bill include only lands facilities to house the lull up to 20 feenabove sea level, Ecology Lab Plan Endorsed school at Ft (iordon or higher elevations where Officers Training Corps pro- -. •_•: Raps Politicians water flow is directly affect- KKANSBURi; - Members toward the goal of obtaining a Turn, job placement director gram, the laboratory could be Mr Welch criticized New ed. of the Students Program for mobile laboratory for the high of the Career Education Pro- obtained from Navy surplus in Jersey's politicians, excepting In other business, the board Ecology and Action in Keans- school. gram at the school. Sen Clifford P Case, for not named member John C. Con- burg (SPEAK) attended last The seven members of the Mr. Van Deventer explained Lakehurst. The grant would exerting sufficient influence to over of Ocean Township lo night's Planning Board meet- group were accompanied by that because of the Career be used to purchase Labora- •prevent the transfer ol the work with the Shore Trans- ing to seek the board endorse- their faculty adviser, William Education Program and the tory supplies. There are 30 •school portation Committee (STC) in ment for a $1,51)0 state grant Van Deventer, and Sam De school's Naval Junior Reserve students in the club. ; •;"! suppose." he said, "the its efforts to improve commu- The board, with all mem- -cause of this is because there ting on the New York and bers present, voled unani- has been more interest in ac- Long Branch Railroad. mously to give its endorse- quiring the signal school in Mr. Sterner noten that the Monmouth Beach Proposal ment to the group. (ieorgia than Ihere has been appointment was in response Chairman Walter M. Roese- interest in keeping it in New to a request by Mayor Martin man said the board would Jersey ' J. Vaccaro of Allenhurst, STC welcome any assistance the - He praised Sen. Case, ft- chairman, who met with the Upgrades Rules on Housing group could give, to the .. N.J.'for "being consistently Rep. James J. Howard Sen. Harrison A. Williams board yesterday duriiig Us ex- board's plan to form an Envi- faithful to our cause." ecutive session. MONMOUTH BEACH - ment officer. work out some compromise ronmental Committee in the Mr Welch said his group vantages offered by Mon'- mouth despite local opposi- The Board of Commissioners "This ordinance came with the residents. borough. would confer with Sen. Case mouth's central location and tion at the present site. will introduce an ordinance about," the mayor explained, The four properties face before deciding whether to the highly qualified cadre of 514 Jobs Portable. next Tuesday requiring is- "because, of multiple housing Andy Lane. Their back yards fight the announced move. instructors and technicians The transfer of the lan- suance of certificates of occu- being built here. It gives us are bounded by busy Patton Tough Air In the meantime. Sen. Case that has been painstakingly guage school to Ft. .Mon- pancy before the sale, rental, further control over both rent- Ave. called the transfer "on bal- built up." mouth, Mr Howard said, will Rooms Go or lease of any property in the al and sale of units.' Richard I), (litlin, 5 Andy ance, disappointing." The senator said that to dis- result in an additional M4 ci- borough Terming the new ordinance Lane, speaking for the resi- Pollution Sees No Gain rupt all this to make a small vilian and 90 military jobs. Unwanted The new code, developed by a "stringent code," Mayor dents, said the back yards lie said that "outmoded and saving in operating expenses Also included in the overall the Planning Board over the Johnson said the new rules slope sharply down from the Control Eyed cutback will be the transfer of RUMSON - The Board of Iduplicative military in at the cost of severe hardship past six months, also sets re- "will enforce the kind of hous- houses to Patton Ave. and the TRENTON (AP) - Gas ra- In thousands would be "pen- 'M new military positions at Education is trying hard to stallations must be elimi- quirements for issuance of the ing we want in Monmouth yards are now "essentially tioning and a tougher automo- nywise and pound foolish " the Earle Xaval Ammunition get rid of four portable class- Beach." nated, but in my view the occupancy permits, outlines useless." bile exhaust inspection sys- transfer of the Army Signal Depot. room units, but so far there Howard Pleased procedures for condemnation The planners turned down a Under, borough zoning tem are among the proposals School . meets neither of "On balance," Mr. Howard have been no takers. An entirely different posi- of unfit structures, lists struc- suggestion from the borough's codes, only split rail or chain being considered by state offi- these standards said, "the Third Districl made Students were removed tion was laken by Kep. .lames from the units and absorbed tural requirements for dwell- building inspector and assis- link fence up to four feet high cials to meet federal air pollu- "The Ft Monmouth Signal .1. Howard, D-N.J.. who said oul very well and while 1 ings, and sets exterior proper- tant inspector that the munici- is permitted. The Gitlins and would still like to see the sig- into Dean-E'orter School last tion control standards by 1975. School," he said, "has long he was "very pleased that the February after the roof was ty maintenance standards, in- pality adopt the BOCA Prop- their neighbors want to erect been established as the home nal school remain at Ft. Mnn- erty Maintenance Code. Commissioner Richard J. Third Congressional District deemed to be in dangerous- cluding weed control and gar- a six-fool high stockade fence Sullivan of the State Depart- , of the Signal Corps and over a (Monmoulh County area) mouth, it is difficult to argue bage cans. Board members claimed the for privacy and for children's against the change when the condition. Now the board ment of Environmental Pro- period of decades extremely made out as well as il did as a wants to sell the units to the Mayor Sidney B. Johnson new ordinance was tailor- safety. close ties have grown up be- Third District made out so made lo housing and prob- tection said in a letter to the result of the . . . cutbacks highest bidder who will cart commented at last night's An earlier appeal to the U.S. Environmental Protec- tween the signal school and which will be announced ' well, and other districts made lems unique to this borough. Zoning Board of Adjustment out so poorly." them away for salvage pur- Planning Board meeting that tion Agency that a number of the electronics complex of the today " poses, but nobody's bidding. any transaction now needs a The planners, sympathetic for a variance was denied be- Northeast " Mr. Howard said the DO!) plans were being studied. Although many states, in- David Jones, board admin- certificate of occupancy to pleas from four families on cause the families failed to • Sen. Case said these lies indicated at yesterday's brief- But he urged the federal cluding New Jersey, he said, istrator, was directed at the which in turn means an in- Andy Lane who want to erect prove a legal hardship. vihave reflected the "unique ad- ing that the consolidation of agency to permit a two-year will suffer severe cutbacks, last board meeting to read- spection of the property by a six-foot high fence along The planners last night the signal school would result extension of its timetable — the impact on the Third Dis- vertise with the hope that the borough's code enforce- their backyards, agreed to agreed the situation wiihin in an $lN.,i million savings. until 1977 — because of pos- trict will see an increased someone will see a use for the the block was unique and FRHSPoJicv And, he said, "I have been sible opposition to strict new payroll of a half million dol- structure as a storage area, granting relief would not set a controls. lars and lilKI additional jobs. assured by military author- or whatever. Board member precedent for the rest of the ities that everything possible The state's new program Revised On Mr. Howard pointed out John Emery termed the offer borough. for lesting emissions from that Ft. Mnnmnulh. in addi- will be done to help persons Bills on Legalized "the buy of the century." Mayor Johnson said the zon- cars is scheduled to take ef- tion to gaining the language who are adversely affected as ing code would probably have fect July 1. Pi•egiiancy school, will also get 2.HIT job a result of the move. to be amended lo provide the allocations from a previously- Regrets Move relief requested. However, the State Senate FRKEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Gambling Blocked passed a bill yesterday to announced transfer ol the "The signal school," he The Freehold Regional High How They The planners approved the delay the program for seven Electronics Command Nation- added, "has been synonmnus TRENTON (AP) - The He argued that the legisla- realignment of three 50-foot School Board of Education months. The measure now al Inventory Control l'nint at with V\. Monmouth anil 1 Senate Republican confer- ture should not prevent the by 100-font lots on Columbus last night revised its policy to Philadelphia. deeply regret this move, par- ence, backed by three floor voters from deciding the gam- goes to the Assembly and allow pregnant girls to remain Voted Drive owned by Harry Tober Mr. Howard said he has ticularly since it will force votes in the Senate, has bling issue in November. would have to be signed by in.school "as long as they do Register Washington Bureau into two 75-foot by 100-foot been assured by Pentagon of- residents of the district to blocked further action this The 1947 State Constitution Gov. William T. Cahill for the not disrupt the normal oper- HOUSE lots. ficials that the Philadelphia move lo (ieorgia or seek em- year in the upper house on prohibited all gambling. It has postponement to take effect. • ation of the school." ployment elsewhere in .New unit will be moved to Ft. Mon- Sustained president Nixon's proposals to further legalize been amended to permit bet- Superintendent of Schools Jersey." veto of H.R. 329H. the rural gambling. ting at racetracks, the slate -Dr Ronald A. Whyte said the The situation at Ft. \)\\ ap- water and sewer grant pro- The GUI' majority confer- lottery, and bingo operations previous policy required girls peared to be uncertain. Sen. Campaign IVohe gram. ence mustered only six votes by charities and senior citizen to leave school at the end of Case said he had assurances yesterday in favor of releas- Are you house rich, For passing bill over the organizations. their fifth month of preg- that no decision would be Hid Votod Down veto - Howard. 225 for, 189 ing from committee a mea- Since party discipline usual- nancy made regarding the fate of sure that would place a refer- Vnder the new policy, a THKNTON (AI') - The against, bill failed for lack of ly dictates action on key is- but cash poor? the major training facility for endum on the November bal- Senate Judiciary Committee required two-thirds majority. sues like the gambling propos- pregnant girl at the beginning a I least ''two o r t h r c e lot asking the voters to ap- turned down two requests yes- On H.R. 3180, congressional als, if they had been approved At Avco Financial Services, you can convert of her sixth month may '• months" • prove legal casino gambling. terday lor a legislative in- franking privilege bill (after in the Senate conference the the built-up equity in your house into cash request home instruction, pro- His Democratic counter- vestigation of the current alle- killing amendment to bar Another measure seeking a measures would have stood a in your hands. Cash to do whatever you want viding !he application is part. Sen. Harrison V Wil- gations surrounding (low ttil- mass mailings.to constituents referendum on legalized num- good chance of being released to do, and pay back conveniently signed by her family physi- liams, meanwhile announced liam T Calull's ISti'J campaign within 60 days of a general bers betting, and a thirld pro- from enmmittec and of ulti- over a period ol years. cian and approved by the that the odds were "U!l lo 1" school physician finances election. posal to remove the con- mate passage in the upper At Avco, it's our thai Kl. Dix will remain open stitutional ban against gam- A girl who wants to remain Senate Minority Leader .1. For the bill — Howard. house. business to lend money and will not be affected by the bling in favor of a plan that in school after beginning the Edward Crabiel. D-Middlesex, Although Senate Judiciary' to homeowners. What •' major cutbacks. Approved, 354-49. would allow the Legislature to sixth month of pregnancy will a candidate for the Demon.il- Committee Chairman Joseph you do with the money "1 still feel." he said, "that be required to bring a nole ic nominal ion for governor, authorize further legalization C. Woodcock, R-Bergcn. is a Ft Di\ will continue as a sig- is your business. from home and medical cer- had sought a general in- received even less support. foe of further legalization of nificant base and training cen- Campaign tification indicating what she vestigation' Sen. Wayne Dumnnt. K- gambling, several Democratic ter " Warren. sponsor of the three Secondary Mortgage should be excused from doing Republican Sen .lames members on the panel are Loans to $10,000. in the regular program Walluork. of Esse\ County. Disclosure bills, revealed the vote after thought to favor legalized Slii.ro \ica VMCA , Vnder the policy, the girl wanted a three-member legis- the majority party conference gambling. Mil be required In return to lative commission to look into Scecpts I.iuollmciiU Bill Passed was held. Dumont noted that three As- ,'AVCO Later, on the Senate Floor, FINANCIAL school within six weeks after the case of State Police De- I.ONI! UH.WCII - The (Continued) sembly bills, identical to his giving birth unless her doctor tective James Challender. Hie Sen William V. Musto, D- proposals on gambling, are in 'SERVICES. Inc. Shore Area VMCA has opened director of the Election Law certifies otherwise. policeman who reportedly lludson, the legislature's fore- position to be scheduled for a enrollment tor its new spring Enforcement Commission, the ""'The board awarded a took information tnim a state most advocate of legalized vote in the lower house. He programs which will start counly prosecutors and the 'C3.WKI contract to the Brod- investigation to I S Attorney gambling, tried to get the full held out hope that the Assem- nevt week. state attorney general could head-liarretl Company for Herbert J. Stern Senate to vote the measures bly might prod the Senate into Wednesday nights at the combine to conduct political dust collection systems in the out of the Judiciary Com- action on the issue by approv- The allegations concern the "Y ' belongs lo women only. prosecutions. He said they wood shops of Manalapan and mittee. ing its gambling bills. activities of several key fund Shirley (iabriel leads a group could "terrorize public offi- freehold Township High As each measure came up raisers in the \%'.t campaign in exercises, volleyball, cials " Schools. of the Republican governor. trampoline and swimming. on Musto's motion to send it The executive director "will out of committee for a vole by tie lhe most powerful man in the Senate it was quickly de- the state of New Jersey I feated. Musto needed a simple want that job. and I'm going majority on each of the votes Weather: Mostly Cloudy to be in a position to make but was able to muster only a you dance to my tune," he Mostly cloudy with c-hanci Thunderstorm*, lingered maximum of II votes on two temperatures below Iree/.ing said of a few showers today and over the Uulf Coast and begun in the northei n Mississippi of the measures. tonight. High today around 7ll moving up the Appalachians Valley (Jale warnings were Low tonight in the upper 4(ls today following heavy down- posted over most ol the (Jreat Cloudy with periods of rain pours in Louisiana Lakes ESTABLISHED 1930 fikely tomorrow. High in the New Orleans was soaked TIDES Sandy Hook MOLLY PITCHER INN ; low 60s. Outlook Thursday: with alniosl four inches of TODAY - High ;"4ti p in. MUTUAL FUNDS LIFE INSURANCE • partly cloudy with chance of ram during the mghl. aggra- and low 1 ;w p in • showers, seasonable tempera- FUNDING PROGRAMS vating the flood-swollen Mis- TOMORROW - High h:lU 747-2500 -ft 's Mires sissippi, which already u;is a m and S "I'l \i in and low UNDERWRITINGS TAX SHELTERS "'.. In Long Branch, yes- pressing against the dikes 1 III a in and '1 in p in terday's high temperature Mild lemperalures field 3 CUSTOM SHIRTS Package Dial Fur Hed Hank and Humson First Investors Corporation •MM* Mb. ..Was fl and the low. -fr de- sway over most of the Hast bridge, add two hours: Sea (.uittun 4 with Monogram Tailored * "grees It was 60 at 6 p.m. and and South Bright, deduct III minutes; ltl Will St., Nrw V.rk. N.V. IMS ILS.QNMMIM Newark: 2I1-HC-MS7 $ 00 £"•?«•'. tlttp overnight low was 55. A storm centered in Canada Long Branch, deduct 15 min- 135 Ntw Brunswick: !»IM7«7M *tg.$T9S~ ".Today's 7 a in. temperature flung gusty winds into the utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 S? 15 was 60. (Jreat Lakes Region and sent minutes. f mCIl UCLUMVt OF MAILING ANB OUIT» Tie Dally Register, Red Bank—MkMletown, NJ. Tuesday, April 17,-UWS 3 ORL0 Fund Drive Planned By the Associated Press- ; ' Mideast Angrily Debated For N J. Symphonf UNITED NATIONS — The angry protagonists of the ByBETTESPEBO cisions, such as the choice of Middle East are facing each other again amid the cool Scandi- music director. navian decor of the U.N Security Council chamber as. they NEWARK - In what Alan Mr. Lewis's current sym- have done for 25 years. V. Lowenstein, president, The latestdebate was called by Lebanon to. protest Is- phony contract expires next termed a move to put the New year. Mr. Lowenstein said the rael's deadly commando raid into ihe heart of Beirut last Jersey Symphony on as sound week- But it is being flooded by bitter rnenroriesof old out- orchestra is optimistic about : a financial as a musical basis, retaining the conductor's ser- rages and the Chinese-Soviet squabble. • : the orchestra will conduct a Egyptian Foreign Minister MohamedH. el-Zayyat, who vices in the future. $3 million fund drive over the Optimistic „ rushed from.Cairo to New York to lead the Arab side/recalled next three years. yesterday that the Jewish Irgun underground massacred the Both symphony spokesmen The drive will be aimed people of the Arab village of Deir Yassin in Palestine on April were also optimistic at the primarily at large corpo- drive's potential success, not- »,m. rations that are expected to ing the overseers have al- "Twenty-five years later to the.day, Beirut saw these new be able—and willing—to make ready obtained pledges of murders," lie said. "What was then attributed to irresponsible large contributions. One firm, 5750,000 in three-year gifts. for instance, has already persons is.now Israeli state policy." Mr. Clark said the state's pledged $75,000 over the tri- businessmen are "extremely Israeli-Ambassador Yosef Tekoah replied that Zayyat had year period. flown ''across oceans and continents to tell the world that proud" of the orchestra's Meanwhile, the Senate Mon- achievements of playing Egypt supports international terrorism, that Egypt backs the day voted 33-0 for a measure throughout New Jersey as savage outrages of Arab murder groups." that would appropriate well as in "important" con- $250,000 for the New Jersey certs at the Kennedy Center Budget Control Plan Moved Symphony. for the Performing Arts, WASHINGTON - A special House entitled e«- and Markham Place and side- Inc., to construct a 48-unit se- Clullvely to the uie lorrtpublicotloftol all Ihe local news printed In this On Thursday, April 2l>. Dr. in the area on Red Coach newtpoper as well as all Ap news dispatches. walks and curbing on a sec- William A. Gillcrist Jr.. assis- nior citizen garden apartment Lane by four boys who had Interest pflifl From Day of Dapojit to Day ol Withdrawal Second class postage poldat Red Bonk. N.j. 07701 and at oddilionol tion of Little Silver Point lanl school superintendent, complex on Rt. 3B. and Exxon been in the woods cooking hot mailing offices. Published dolly, Monday through Friday. Moll subscrip- Road opposite the Point Road lions payable In odvonce. will preside at a discussion on Corp., to erect a service sta- dogs. I Week 1 Month 1 Months i Months I Year School. education in the township. tion and diagnostic car care . ».«• S3.50 . 19.50 Kl 00 US.00 CENTRE JERSEY BANK "^"^ He said the council als,p The library will be closed center on Rt. 35 at Twin The fire, he continued, was •AIME3 THUBT COMFMNY •, . Homi OHMry by Carrier SO Cents a week Single copy at counter. 10 Cenlv planned tn repave Markham this Friday and Saturday. Brooks Ave. under control four hours after 4 l*e DaDy Register, Bed Bank - MWdklown, N.J. Tuesday, April 17, Mrs. Baker Obituaries Victim Of Drowning Ernest T. Brown Jr. John A. McGuire PENNINGTON - Mrs. Jud- ith Ann Baker, 34, wife of Dr. FREEHOLD - Ernest T. mother, Mrs. Nancy Ruffin, DANIA, Fla. - John A. E. Willson Baker, Fair Haven Scmn Jr., 46, of 6 First St., Freehold. B McGuire, 75, of 283 S.W. 8th •died Sunday at the Veterans St., died Sunday at Commu- orthodontist, drowned Sunday The Freeman Funeral Administration Hospital, East nity Hospital, Pembroke while swimming here. A for- Home here is in charge of ar- Orange. Park. mer Fair Haven resident, she rangements. had resided here. ,. A lifelong Freehold resi- He resided in Atlantic High- dent, he was employed in the lands, N.J., prior to coming Mrs. Baker was born in "personnel department of Mrs. Helen Matthews here 16 years ago. He had re- Long Branch and was raised JMCAAP in Freehold. tired as an agent for the Pru- in Interlaken. "•"•' He was an Army Veteran of RED BANK - Mrs. Helen dential Insurance Co. She was a graduate of As- EWorld War II. He was a grad- Matthews, 78. of 17 E. Bergen Surviving are his widow, bury Park High School and uate of Freehold High School Place, died Sunday at Hilltop Mrs. Lena McGuire; a son, had attended Elmira College, Nursing Home, Middletown. and of Morgan State College, John McGuire of Rhode Is- Elmira, N.Y., and Ohio State University. .Baltimore, Md. She was bom in Belmar and land; two daughters, Miss Edwin F. /Wilier Jr. of Franklin Lakes, Capt Rob- - He was a charter member was the widow of Frederick Mae McGuire, here, and Sis- Mrs. Baker was a member EX-POWS MEET GOVERNOR - Three former ert C. Jones of Chatham, Comdr Robe -Do 4i the Walter J. Conley Lodge A. Matthews. ter Helen McGuire of Phillips- of St. George's.by-the-River Viet Cong prisoners of war who recently returned remus of Montclair, Capt. Theodore Sienlcki of Ir- rof Elks, Freehold. burg, N.J., and six grand- Episcopal Church, Rumson, to Ft. Monmouth and were interviewed by The vington, Maj. Joseph S. Abbott of A loway and Lt. - Surviving are a son, Harold Surviving are a son, Donald children. and the Monmouth County Ju- Daily Register join 10 of their comrades to be Col Thomas W. Sima of Cinnaminson -Seated nior League. welcomed home by Gov. William T. Cahlll. From ,T. Brown, Bronx, N.Y.; his Matthews, here; a daughter, Arrangements are being from left are Capt. Gerald S. Venonzi of Trenton, "mother, Mrs. Vivian R. Mrs. Gladys Smith, here; a handled by the Wintter-Kerby Her husband maintains of- left, they are Staff Sgt. AAartin S. Frank of Belle- fices in Fair Haven and is ville, CWO Francis J. Anton of Willingboro, and Lt. George T. Coker of Linden, Gov. Cahill, Co . 'Brown, with whom he lived; brother, Leroy Parker of Funeral Chapel, Hollywood, Harvey S. Stockman of Andover and Comdr. Col- four brothers, Leonard, As- Union Beach; four grand- and the Posten Funeral deputy director of the state Staff Sgt. Harry F. Ettmueller of Pleasantville. Department of Institutions Other returned POWs are, from fourth left, Lt. lins H. Haines of Neptune. • .bury Park, Lawrence, Browns children, and eight great- Home, Atlantic Highlands. and Agencies' Division of >tiUs, Joseph, Freehold, and grandchildren. Dentistry, Robert, Freehold; one sister, The William S. Anderson George F. Christopher ;Wrs: Anne B. Mott, Freehold; Funeral Home is in charge of HAZLET - George F. Also surviving arc two nls Governor, Legislature Formally and maternal grand- arrangements. Christopher, M, of 8 Shoreha- daughters, Jill and Wendy ven Trailer Park died yes- Baker, both at home; her par- terday in Bayshore Commu- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. nity Hospital, Holmdel. Logan of Boca Raton, Fla.; Welcome State's Former POWs For the Queen Born in Jersey City, Mr., and two brothers John and man, of Andover, the senior Peter Logan, both residing in TRENTON (AP) - New my great honor ... to warmly Each of the POWs was es- Christopher had lived there Jersey offered its official wel- and enthusiastically welcome corted to his seat by another POW- present, spoke for the- of the Easter Parade 1 New Jersey. until moving here l ^ years come home yesterday to the you back home and to express military man. men. ,• ago. He was a communicant The John E. Day Funeral state's prisoners of war from to you the thanks of a grateful The Rev. Howard Woodson, He recalled his own 5«A of St. Joseph's Catholic Home, Red Bank, is in charge Vietnam in an eloquent cere- people." a Mercer County assem- years in captivity, often filled of arrangements. Church, Keyport. monial joint session of the Assembly Speaker Thomas blyman, gave the invocation with incessant North Viet; A retired truck driver and Legislature. Kean struck perhaps the som- which was followed by the namese propaganda, he said.' The chauffeur, Mr. Christopher Mrs. John M. Lc Bedda Gov. William T. Cahill was berest note of all when he said governor's address. Stockman said among the had been self-employed. SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Do- on hand and later signed a that the presence of the POWs The Rutgers University Surviving are his widow, censored information fed to rothea M. Le Bedda, 59, of 131 resolution honoring the 17 also served as a reminder of Glee Club was on hand to sing the war prisoners by their Mrs. Beatrice Farnsworth Sycamore. Ave. died yes- New Jersey men who have re- "those who went to war as the National Anthem. Midway Easter Rose Christopher; a son, George W. captors were the votes of lo- in the program the glee club 1 terday in Monmouth Medical turned from captivity in young whole men and re- cal citizen assemblies in Christopher, here, and six Center, Long Branch. North and South Vietnam. turned with broken bodies. . gave its rendition of "Amer- : grandchildren. North Vietnam. Born in Elizabeth, she had Cahill's remarks were con- ica," and closed the program A beautiful sculptured The Day Funeral Home, moved here 23 years ago after fined to a welcome home. He Kean said in his two years with "The Battle Hymn of the "For 5'/^ years I read and three-dimensional Keyport, is in charge of ar- having resided in Westfield told the 14 former POWs who as speaker, "It has never Republic." heard of 100 per cent votes in rose pin. Its satiny rangements. and Little Silver. attended the session, "Your been my pleasure to welcome Each of the men was favor of whatever the stand- texture rivals Mrs. Le Bedda was a com- constant faith in God, your a group, more deserving of a presented a gift by Cahill on ing committee proposed," nature's own. The Rudolph Sluckiger municant of St. James Catho- abiding love of country, your hero's welcome. Welcome behalf of the state and its citi- Stockman said. He added, "In marvelous, effective our own beloved country, in HOWELL - Rudolph E. lic Church, Red Bank, and rare courage in great adver- home." zens. The men received Len- golden or silver the state of New Jersey and in finish will brighten Sluckiger, 75, of Cranberry was a member of its Rosary sity and the faithfulness, The 45-minute session began nox China trays embossed her Easter Sunday. Road, died Saturday at the Altar Society. steadfastness and patient con- with .the introduction of Cahill with the state seal and with this house, if we cannot have John L. Montgomery Medical She was a member of the fidence of your parents and who was escorted by Maj. the message "Prom Gov. and dissent we're going the wrong Center, Freehold Township. Shrewsbury Historical Society your wives and children are Gen. William R. Sharpe, com- Mrs. William T. Cahill and the way." truly an inspiration to all New citizens of a grateful state," He was born in Switzerland and was a volunteer worker mander of the New Jersey MUTINY MIHIIKK Jersey and all America." engraved on the back. and lived in New York City for the Shrewsbury Chapter of National Guard, and the 14 Mini., April K>: 1")lll."> before coming here 20 years the American Red Cross. The governor added, "It is POWs. Army Col. Harvey S. Stock- ago. He was employed as a Surviving are her husband, chef for various shipping John M. Le Bedda, at home; a lines. son, John M. Le Bedda 2nd, at Surviving is a stepson. home, and a sister, Mrs. Hel- $300 en Cavanagh of Somerville." The C.H.T. Clayton and Son Funeral Home, Adelphia, is in The John E. Day Funeral (In a beautiful charge of arrangements. Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. GiltBox) NO.DtOttl Notlctl ALEO - Dorolfiy V. Inn Elllck), ot 1306 Birch Avr, Wonomosso, Sunday. April IS, 1173- Btlovrd wlft of Cormlne A. Alto. Mrs. Anno. Seastrand Slllir o> Gloria Foroh ond John Elllck. Funtrat trom Itw Buckley Funeral Home, MANASQUAN - Mrs. Anile 5W 2nd Ave., Aibury Park, on Wednes- day. April II. of I:M a.m. Mass of the Re- McMasters Seastrand, 89, of svrrccilon In Our Lady of Mount Cormel To the phone Church, Aibury Park, at 9 a.m. Inttrmrnt 29 South St., died yesterdaym Monmautft Memorial Pork. Prayer ser- • vice Tuesday ot I p.m. Friends moy 0 of 79 South St., Monosquon, on AprM 16, lived in Ridgewood before 65 Broad StrMt Manalapan Mall Monmoulh 1973. Wife of the lote Samuel G. Seasl-. Red Bank Rl. 9 Freehold Shopping Ctnlsr rond. Funeral services ot Ihe Robert C. moving here 20 years ago. She •Mtory Funeral Home. 39 South St., Ma- Open Wednesday Mon s,. Open Monday Thru nosquon. on Wed., April 18 ot 2 p.m. Inter- was the widow of Samuel G. and Friday Q in To 9 no Friday Till 9:30 p.m. ment ot the convenience of the fomlly. Friends may call at the funeral home Seastrand, who died in 1960. Ml9-00pm. SaluidaviO-6 ^ Tvti. 7-9 p.m. Surviving are a son, Walter B. Seastrand of Colts Neck; repairman three daughters, Mrs. Charles Salkeld of Colts Neck, Mrs. G. William McKown of Brielle, EASTER FASHIONS and Mrs. George W. England of Manasquan; 15 grand- children, and 19 great-grand- CALL FOR ... children. The Robert C. Neary Funer- al Home of Manasquan, is in you're a charge of arrangements. Aleksander Kelkmann RED BANK - Aleksander Kelkmann, 67, of 208 Mon- mouth St., died Sunday at FOR BOYS • Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- tal, Marlboro. problem. He was born in Estonia and had lived here since 1950. He ITS A DAY TO DRESS.. was employed as a packer at Monmouth Silversmiths, Shrewsbury, for many years. There are no known survi- vors. SPORTCOATS The Worden Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. SIZES 8 TO 14 S26.50 • 15 TO 20 S29.50 & S35.00 . Miss Mary Jones 35 TO 42 S49.50 & S55.00' KEYPORT - Miss Mary Jones, 85, of 27K Beers St., False died Sunday in Heritage Hall Nursing Home, New Shrews- bury. Born here, Miss Jones was a ] lifelong borough resident. She j Every time the telephone repairman • repairmen are going all out to do the was a communicant of St. Jo- j goes out on a job, it's to solve a prob- job like they want it done in their own PANTS AND SHIRTS seph's Catholic Church. ! There arc no surviving rela- j lem. Usually it's a minor technical one homes. TO COORDINATE tives. that any trained repairman can handle. To see that it is, we spent 124,000 The Day Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. But sometimes the problem is more hours last year training repair people. involved. And the customer is without We're also building a new training Pancake House phone service for a time. Now he'scenter with the latest, most modern upset at the phone company. And in equipment, including three practice (masteicnatgej Shut After Fire ' MIDDLETOWN - Perkin's turn, .at the repairman. The situation homes. Pancake House, Rt. 35, was calls for tact as well as technical skill. All these things will help us do a closed yesterday because of a fire damage. That's a pretty big responsibility to good job. But people make the differ- OPEN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVES. TIL 9 P.M. Fire Chief W. Irwin Hendr- shoulder. But people have always ex- ence. And because telephone people icks says the fire started pected more from the telephone com- are genuinely concerned about pro- about 11 p.m. Sunday in a gar- bage container at the rear of pany. Sobeing good isn't good enough. viding good service, they're going all the building and burned Our repairmen know this. And be-out to live up to the high standard through the back door. There was smoke damage and struc- cause they're committed to satisfying we've set for New Jersey phone tural damage estimated at each and every customer, telephone service. m. Called to the scene were the Old Village and Middletown Men's and Boy's Outfitters since 1846 fire companies and the Fair- New Jersey Bell view First Aid Squad. They were there 45 minutes to an Being good isn't good enough. 19 BROAD STREET, RED BANK hour. No injuries were report- ed. Wetlands Bill Validity Attacked in Court Suit FREEHOLD - A Superior Their suit; besides attacking one foot above local extreme Court- complaint was filed the entire Wetlands Act which high water. here yesterday challenging became effective No. 5, 1970, The civil action maintains the validity of the state's Wet- also seeks to invalidate the that a large portion of the Rt. 35 al Patterson Ave., Shrewsbury {100 Ft. North of Shop-Rite) 741-5019 lands Act. commissioner's declaration of plaintiffs' lands that have WED.-THURS.-FRI. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. — SAT. 10 A.M. K> 6 P.M. The suit was filed by J. Vic- their lands as tidal wetlands been determined by the com- tor Carton of Neptune, James and to invalidate either the missioner to be within the pro- D. Carton Jr. of Interlaken commissioner's entire order vision of-his January order "Where The Manufacturers Cut Out The Labels and J. Gerard Carton of pertaining to wetlands classi- are not lands subject to tidal t Spring Lake, partners under fication or just as it pertains action. ft. and MR. LIQUIDATOR CUTS THE PRICES!" .;_ the name of Carton Brothers to their property. It adds that the commission- Realty Co., and by J. Victor The suit said that coastal er's manner in delineating t" I Carton individually. wetlands are defined in the boundaries of the plaintiffs' The plaintiffs own about .30 statute as any bank, marsh, lands claimed to be tidal wet- SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. acres of land along the north swamp, meadow, flat or other lands are such that the plain- OVER 1,000 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH bank of Shark River, Neptune low land subject to tidal ac- tiffs are unable to determine City, which the state Commis- tion, including those areas with accuracy the boundaries. sioner of Environmental Pro- now or formerly connected to The complaint said that the tection has declared to be tid-: tidal waters whose surface is plaintiffs' lands which arc CENSORED al wetlands at or below an elevation of above one foot of local ex- treme high water arc included within the commissioner s in- I "SELLS OUT" ventory of wetlands. 7 The complaint charges that Regisler Staff Photo the commissioner's order con- WHOO'RE YOU? — Tim Griffith, 10, of Long LADIES FAMOUS BRAND NAME? tains many regulations, re- Branch, studies a stuffed owl at the opening of a LAWN strictions and classifications month-long exhibit of birds, nests and eggs in the that are beyond the powers of museum of the Old First Methodist Church, West the statute, are beyond the Long Branch. The exhibit was sponsored by Ed- spirit and intent of the statute mund Wisner of Norwood Ave., Long Branch, and do not adequately and owner of one of the most complete collections of properly describe the lands its kind in the state. claimed to be affected. Also, that it is arbitrary, im- SHOE RIOT! FERTILIZER proper and inadequate classi- Sewer Authority OKs J* FLATS AND LOW HEELS • fication and regulation relat- SIZE 4-10' ing to the size of lands includ- PATENTS • LEATHERS • SUEDES ed and the amount of and na- (Quality Products) ture of activity to be subject Contracts in Hazlet •PRE-EASTER to regulation. tioHAZLKn Co. TInc —. Cruyof Unio. Construe-n was" sewer installation. • ••».».».«•* > • The commissioner's order Chairman Charles Wildman awarded contracts by the o SCOTT -AGRICO so restricts or affects the use said the meeting is being Sewerage Authority last night of the plaintiffs of their prop- called "to eliminate problems for sewer installation on Flor- ' erty, continued the suit, as to before installation gets under- GIVEAWAY ence and Hazlet Aves. NONE- f ; deprive them of a practical way." The firm was the lowest of GREENFIELD -AGWAY ; use of the land and therefore Forms for house con- HIGHER! nine bidders on the contracts •PRICE! i is an unreasonable exercise of nections will be mailed to awarded on recommendation IN GROUP • .' police power because the or- residents prior to the meeting, of township engineer II. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $14.00 ' der constitutes the equivalent he said. MILORGANITE Thomas Carr, subject to ap- of a taking without just com- Mr. Wildman appealed to pensation. proval from the department •OVER 300 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH of Housing and Urban Devel- residents in the area of the i The complaint adds that the opment and proper execution Karitan Valley sewage treat- •JUNIORS FAMOUS LABEL SALT HAY i statute exceeds the legisla- of the contracts. ment plant to notify authority ture's power in that it grants members or the police depart- excessive and arbitrary pow- The low price for work on ment of suspected vandalism ers and discretion to the com- Florence Ave. as submitted at the plant. by the Union firm is $444,1)77. I TIE-BACK-BUST-OUT missioner and fails to ade- PEATMOSS He said Thomas I>. Santry, quately and properly define The bid for work on Hazlet consulting engineer, reported the commissioner's powers. Ave. was $1,455,7:18. $4,188 worth of damage lo a ' Also, that the statute docs In connection with the sew- $H50 $ NE new pump within the last PINE BARK (NUGGETS) . not set forth adequate and er installation, the authority month. The pump was in- HIGHER • proper standards to guide and has called a public meeting stalled last year to replace IN GROUP control the commissioner in for April 27 at 8 p.m. in the to one before ii that had been the exercise of his duties. Beers St. School to acquaint TOPS RED WOOD BARK residents in the affected area damaged by vandals. PRINTS AND SOLIDS SIZE S-M- with the pending construction Mr. Wildman warned that if NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $14.00 IF PERFECT Environment program. such activity does not stop, Also to be discussed at that the authority may be fated • OVER 300 ALL NEW IN FRESH BUCKWHEAT HULLS Show Thursday meeting will be the proper with a rate increase to pay for OVER 150 ALL NEW ] HAZLEt - "Good Guys method of filling out forms for vandalized property. Versus Bad Guys," a slide-il- •JUNIORS - MISSES JR'S BETTER LIME ' lustrated program dealing FAMOUS BRAND NAMES TOGETHER LOOK with the gypsy moth and oth- er insects, will be sponsored OUR Of HER LOCATION by the Citizens for Environ- •BLAZERS* SPREADERS . mental Protection Thursday • BAGGIES at 8 p.m. in the recreation UIDATORS building in- Veterans Me- •S JACKETS morial Park, Union Ave. A CHEMICALS question and answer period REHOUSE SAFARIS will follow the presentation. NEWMAN SPRINGS SLACKS RIOT MISSES SHREWSBURY, N.J. 7 JUNIORS PLAIDS/SOLIDS 9813 POLY • PULL-ONS • COTTON • HIGH RISE Aid Squad's • CUFF • FLARE • CUFFED • BLENDS HANCE & DAVIS Drive Starts SALE STARTS WED. 10 SQOO UNION BEACH - The an- to nual fund drive of the First OVER 250 TO CHOOSE FROM 26 SHREWSBURY AVE. Aid Squad is under way. 00 $700 Contributions may be NONE oo 747-0103 RED BANK mailed to the first aid build- CHILDREN'S BETTER HIGHER ing, 310 Park Ave. TO IN GROUP NON1E HIGHE2R IN GROUP MON.-SAT. 7 A JVUo 5 P.M. Last year,'the unit an- NAT6. ADV. UP TO $18.007 IF PERF. NAT. ADV. UP TO 30.00 swered 1,939 calls and mem- YOUR CHOKE bers donated 8,500 man hours. OVER 400 JUST IN FRESH OVER 500 ALL IN FRESH MEN'S PRE-EASTER MEN'S FAMOUS LABEL SHOE SPORTSHIRT SILK/POLY/BLENDS ARNEL PRINTS COTTON PLAIDS 0 RIOT RIOT SIZES S-M-L NECKTIES 50 100'SOF SIZES & COLORS 0 NAT. ADV. 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UTP TO $6.98 A YARD YARD A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF SPORTSWEAR 'rBEGISTER Watergate Testimony call«d,"ap(>iJ was in the con- By JACK ANDERSON something, it appeared to me, text of, 'well, I'm not sure EsUbiished in 1878-Publisied by The Red Bank Register . had to do with a contact and it they're going to give you any - In secret testimony before WASHINGTON also had something to do with more money..." • ARTHUR Z. KAMIN. the grand jury, Watergate de- the funding for the defen- "The meaning was very President and Editor fendant James McCord has SCENE " dants ...' clear, that 'Unless you agree confided that his coconspira- Code Name: 'Chris' to go along with this, you can tor, Howard Hunt, last July No* long afterward, Mrs. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor llllHIIUHllUIIIUIIUHIUimilllllllUIIIHIIUUH forget about any further legal feared the President's cam- Hunt, using the code name fee money, or any further sal- paign chiefs were abandoning trying to do him in and to do "Chris," called to arrange the ary continuance.' And I said, Tuesday, April 17,1973 them and wrote a three-page us in for good and to put us first transfer of funds. "I went over to her car and she 'whatever will be will be.'" iiiiHiiiriiiiiiiiiiHiPiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiirnini letter demanding "to contact away and abandon us. This Footnote: After the break-in someone in the White House." was his, almost his exact gave me an envelope and she ANDERSON said, 'This is the payment for the legal fee money." But he squad was arrested inside Thereafter, money allegedly words. Democratic party headquar- 'Mr. President, Whal's Dat Privilege was delivered to Hunt's at- "And he said that he was your salary for five months, refused to be bound if the le- ge beginning in July through gal fees were offered "as a ters, McCard testified, the torney, William 0. Bittman, going to do, well, he said higher-ups first wanted to You Use io Keep Your Pals Outla Trouble?' for .distribution to the defend- words to the effect that he whatever it is'-I think it was weapon to keep us from November... saying anything." Hunt urged blame it on .the CIA. But nei- ants. Mrs Hunt, acting as the was going to now assume a ther Hunt nor McCord would courier, arranged to meet leadership role in dealing "I asked her if she wanted a him to "go ahead and take with the committee" McCord (the money) and we'll see go along with that cover sto- McCord at various places and receipt and she said, no, it ry. Then there was talk about slip him cash payments. said he, loo, felt "they were was not necessary, that she what happens." McCord testified that he re- more interested in keeping us would be making an account- The question came, up again blaming the whole affair on ceived around $45,000 after in jail than they were in get- ing to Mr. Bittman for it." at a meeting wijh Mrs. Hunt Gordon Liddy, the Watergate the Watergate break-in (or ting us out, because they were McCord also talked to her on Nov. 30. As McCord inter- ringleader. McCord quoted "salary" and legal expenses. afraid we might talk." about legal fees. "They want preted the conversation, "es- Mrs. Hunt as saying she had to know," she reported back sentially there wasn't going to been told "that there were The grand jury is trying to McCord later learned from now plans to charge Liddy. track down who authorized Mrs. Hunt that her husband to him later, "if you're going be any more money unless to keep quiet." you fellows agree to plead Some type of plans were un- the payments and whether the had written a three-page let- der way to charge LiSdy stole money was intended to buy ter which was read to the " Still later, Hunt brought up guilty and take executive cle- the defendants' silence. Bri- campaign committee's at- the same question with him mency at a later time and the money and bribed Hunt bery to obstruct justice, of torney, Kenneth W. Park- directly. Testified McCord: keep your mouth shut." and McCord to perform the course, is a serious federal inson. Recounted McCord: "(Hunt) said, 'we have legal 'More Tkaa a Year' operation. I said, 'well you violation. "She said that when Bittman fee money for you.' And I He quoted her as saying, can pass the word that I won't stand for that . . . It's not As McCord related it to the read the letter to Parkinson said, 'what goes along with "they want to know if more that Hunt wanted to contact it?' ... He put it this way, than one year is okay with true. It's not the way it hap- grand jury, he received a pened.' ". Parkinson has de- phone call around July 20 someone in the White House, 'Everybody's naturally inter-' you ... staying in jail more from Hunt. "He asked me," Parkinson said, 'Give us a ested in knowing whether than one year, and then exec- nied any role in getting money said McCord, "to go to a pay week.' And Hunt came back you're going to keep quiet.' " utive clemency." McCord to the defendants. Bittman phone away from the house, and said, 'No, you get two McCord felt this was merely turned down the deal, saying said, "We have consistently where I could call him, which days.' a maneuver to keep him quiet he was going to plead not refused to comment on any al- legations in the case. I see no I did... "So they said, 'Okay. Some- until the election, so he put off guilty and fight the case. "He felt the Committee to thing will be worked out in a Hunt until Nov. 7. Then he de- "And she repeated this to me reason at all to change that Re-elect the President (was) couple of days.' And that cided "to go ahead and take three more times," he re- policy at this time." Life of a Political Exile By MILTON VIORST •niiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii overwhelming. Occasionally, certainly use it as a pretext he manages to see some gov- for stirring up anti-American The life of a political exile is ernment official or lecture a feelings to consolidate his own a lonely one. He makes his THE NEW college audience. But he has power. way — largely unnoticed, usu- not managed to arouse much In effect, such a policy at ally unattended, frequently POLITICS support for his cause. this stage would make the broke — from capital to capi- I met with Kim in a down- United States more Korean tal, in search of an ally, an iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii town Washington restaurant. than the Koreans — and, hav- audience, a bit of encour- Park recently had himself He speaks little English, and ing tried to be more Vietnam- agement. named to the new, extended ' he brought along a Korean ese than the South Vietnam- Such is the case with Kim term. friend to interpret for him. He ese, we know how disastrous Dae-jung, a former member Kim had the good fortune to is a man of much dignity. that can be. Legalized Gambling of the South Korean parlia- be out of the country when He began the conversation VIORST I suggested that if the Ko- rean people wanted a suspen- couraging a bad habit, the state, through ment who, in the election of martial law was declared. He with the claim that the Park Despite convincing opinions that legal- 1971, had the audacity to run had been severely injured in regime was on its last legs. keeps Park in office — and. sion of American aid, or some ized: Casino gambling wUl flood the state the lotteries, is hitting those who can least against President Park an automobile accident which, Having spent some time in no doubt, American money other gesture of support, they with undesirable characters, State Sen. afford it with another type of tax. Chung-hee. he says, looked to him suspi- Korea last December, I said plays a major role in Korea's would have to demonstrate Wayne Dumont, R-Warren, persists in his New Jersey has made some progress Campaigning as a liberal ciously like an assassination that my impression was quite economic development, first that opposition to the re- Park's greatest achievement, gime is wide and deep. Mean- efforts to get the question on the Novem- in getting rid of the mobsters and corrup- democrat who appreciated attempt. Two persons were the contrary. He then ac- killed in it. He was in a hospi- and American-built tanks pro- while, the United States has ters who gave the state such a horrible Park's earlier leadership in knowledged that the regime ber ballot. building the countrv. Kim at- tal in Japan at the time of was now widely accepted — vided the muscle last fall for no business injecting itself as reputation across the nation. Casino gam- Park's coup, his greatest a factor into South Korean CoL David B. Kelly, superintendent of tacked Park for increasing the coup. but he said that the Korean bling, in particular, would be an invitation shame. politics. the state police, has repeatedly warned authoritarianism. The race On an Odyssey people were likely to tire of it to the same vicious mob to get back into became close and, on election within a few years and rise that lifting the constitutional ban against Kim has since been on an- Kim agreed that the Lead- action. eve, Park appealed for public odyssey, confined for the mo- up. But the American Embassy ership to overthrow Park had gambling would bring "many, many unsa- support by vowing never to In his own term as head of the state ment to the United States and Indeed, it is true that Ko- in Seoul was outraged at to come from Koreans, not vory characters" to New Jersey. run again. Most observers at- reans take poorly to tyranny. Park's suppression of the police, Col. Kelly has had to weed out Japan, the two countries from Americans. But it's a tribute to the vow the rather whose military and financial During the period of Japanese democratic constitution, and tough truth to accept for a He said the state police has evidence troopers because of their familiarity with narrow margin by which Park support give them the great- colonialism, they rose up tried vainly to have him res- democrat and a patriot who that people in organized crime have been members of the underworld. He says ca- won his third four-year term. est influence over South repeatedly. In 1960, they over- cind his action. feels he can't go home to purchasing land and buildings in the state sino gambling would bring an increase in After the election, however. Korea's future. threw the dictatorship of change things, without fearing in anticipation of legislation that would put robbery, loansharking, murder and other Park tightened his political Forty-six years old, with Syngman Rhee. Eventually, a Furthermore, even Kim for his freedom or his life. control and, last fall, he dis- popular wave may chase Park recognizes that, if American the question on the ballot. The voters most violent crimes, all of which would add to sad eyes and the unlined skin The Seoul government says missed parliament, declared that characterizes many, from office — but, as Kim military and economic aid he is welcome to return at any likely would approve the constitutional the work of police. Although he hasn't martial law and proclaimed a middle-aged orientals, Kim concedes, there is no sign of it were withdrawn, the people time — but Kim thinks he will change in the incorrect belief that gam- mentioned it publicly, we're certain the new and more authoritarian concedes that the reception he now. would suffer, security would he safer, and more useful, bling would provide the state revenues colonel also is concerned about the temp- constitution, providing for a has encountered in both Wash- He then asserted that it is be endangered and - perhaps maintaining his lonely which would bring relief to property taxes. tations those unsavory characters would six-year presidential term. ington and Tokyo is less than American support which most important — Park would odyssey indefinitely. New Jersey has had a taste of legal place before otherwise honest troopers. gambling, first with horse racing and next Although Sen. Dumont and his col- with lotteries. Even though the state trea- leagues look upon legal casinos as some- sury is enriched because of them, New thing other than a gambling racket, the Budget Battle Going Well Jerseyans should be well aware that nei- public should not be misled. We agree that iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii By JAMES 1. KILPATRICK Ford lost only 24 of the 185 his veto message, "local com- ther has lessened the taxpayers' burden. it is impossible to legislate morality, but Republicans who voted on the Col. Kelly says the lotteries haven't we do not believe New Jersey should cater munities have proudly fi- Kopublieans chalked up a CONSERVATIVE question. For the most part, nanced and built their own reduced the play in the illegal numbers to the lower forms of life which casinos victory in the House last week the defectors were Republi- water and sewer facilities. game and that the underworld actually is would attract. that has to be described — in MEW7 cans from predominantly rural They have recognized that using the daily lottery number for its own Well-heeled patrons of assorted vices the conservative view, at districts — Andrews of North these services are primarily least — as nothing short of tiiiiiNiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimimiiiiiiiii Dakota, for example, and local in nature, and should be purposes. He says about all the legal- — and gambling is but one of them — can glorious. By a stunning vote of Democrats wen; 51 short of Wampler of Virginia — whose ization did was to increase the number of travel to Las Vegas or overseas for their primarily a local responsi- 225-189, the House refused to the two-thirds necessary to positions were readily under- bility, just as local commu- gamblers, people who now can place a bit choices of amusement. New Jersey does override President Nixon's override. Speaker Carl Albert, stood. Otherwise, Ford put to- nities pay for their own gar- of respectability to wagering by thinking not need any new legalized gambling, and veto of the rural water and gazing at the tote board, had gether a rousing team effort. bage services and fire protec- their contributions are actually helping the it should not be described as the solution sewer program. The big spen- the dazed look of a quarter- It was a superb piece of politi- KILPATRICK tion. Resurrection of the pro- cal generalship on his part. state's fiscal picture. ders were routed, horse, foot back rudely dumped by the million in grant funds. When gram would serve only to un- to our tax problems. That hasn't been true and dragoon. Dolphins' line. Water-Sewer Program As mentioned in these columns before, in past ventures and it probably won't be Congress sent him a fresh bill, dercut that tradition, shoving Minority Leader Gerald The victory was pleasant at The water-sewer program he exercised his veto power; aside local authorities for the lottery players are among the lower and true in any future undertaking of similar Ford, commanding the Presi- least three ways. It marked provides a textbook example and it was this veto that the increasingly powerful federal middle income wage earners. Besides en- nature. dent's cohort, had counted on new cohesion in Republican of the truism that within the House sustained. government." 165 votes. This would have ranks. It brought an end to a forests of the federal budget, Nixon was plainly right in Last week's victory was been abundant to sustain the federal program utterly with- mighty oaks from little acorns his opposition to the program. Nixon's second such win. Ear- veto and would have con- out justification. And it au- grow. The program started in To be sure, it has its appeal- lier, to the amazement of Juvenile Delinquency stituted a sweet victory in it- gured well for the President's 1961 as an act to provide loans ing aspects. In Clarke County, for water systems in commu- many observers, the Senate U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., de- Daily Register were some sad tales self. To his surprise, he wound determined bid to keep a lid Va., for example, the commu- had sustained his velo of an up with 189. The staggered on federal spending. nities of less than 2,500 popu- serves support in his effort to set up a Na- about juvenile delinquents whose only nity of Millwood last year got overblown but popular bill for lation in 17 western states. In an outright grant of $210,000, tional Office of Juvenile Justice which "crime" was their departure from broken vocational rehabilitation. With that year, 33 such systems plus a 40-year 5 per cent loan the House action on the rural would coordinate what he correctly de- homes and foster homes where conditions were aided. In 1965, the pro- of $315,000, to build a water sewer and water grants, he scribes as "fragmented and scattered" were a lot worse than satisfactory. gram was expanded to a plan and sewer system serving 228 of both loans and grants, stands in an excellent position federal programs. Monmouth County has an excellent families. The community of to keep his budget ceiling available nationwide for wa- San Andreas, in Calaveras firmly in place. A bill he introduced last Friday would juvenile detention center, but it still, in a ter and sewer facilities in County, Calif., got a grant of One final point: Nixon is appropriate J1.5 billion to state and local general sense, is a jail, an institution. It communities of less than $200,000 and a loan of $500,000 5,000. In that fiscal year, 384 catching heavy flak these agencies for prevention, rehabilitation and necessarily must house delinquents along' for. a water system serving days for "exceeding his con- with young criminals, and there is a vast systems qualified for aid roughly a thousand families. treatment programs. He wants to encour- amounting to $50 million. titutional powers" and some age states and localities to develop com- difference. Without such federal aid, of the charges - relating By fiscal 71, some 1,400 proponents contend, Millwood munity-based facilities as alternatives to The community approach to rescuing communities were leaping chiefly to the bombing of and San Andreas would be de- Cambodia and to his abuse of large juvenile institutions. juvenile, delinquents shows great promise. aboard a $300 million gravy nied the amenities their train. Last year, Congress executive privilege — may Sen. Case's bill may be the vehicle which people need. „ have considerable merit. But In stories written by investigative re- can strengthen the humanitarian aspects voted to expand the program Garbage, Fire to make communities of up to the veto power is his. The porter Doris Kulman and published in The of a real problem. But such problems and Constitution give it to him. 10,000 eligible for even greater needs are universal and they grants and loans. Early in Ja- And in his continuing struggle are no proper business of the to restrain the lush growth of nuary, Nixon blew the federal government. "For whistle. He impounded $120 our federal jungles, he is us- Arbor Day, 1973 many years," as Nixon said in ing it wisely and well. • Arbor Day has traditionally been an will be discussed by experts so that the lo- occasion for tree-planting ceremonies at cal agencies are better equipped to per- grammar schools, and the custom will not form in their home towns. be changed this April 27th, with the pos- Some areas of the county have been Today In History sible exception that the Monmouth County able to preserve trees when the bulldozers In 1492, King Ferdinand of In 1945, the United States Spain agreed to finance ment for Canada alter the Shade Tree Commission intends to place came on the scene, but too often our coun- announced that Japan had resignation of Prime Minister more emphasis on the programs. Christopher Columbus' voy- lost more than 200 planes in a tryside has been damaged as part of the age of discovery. John Diefenbaker. David C. Shaw, the commission's su- single day of suicide attacks Today's birthdays: Writer price of progress in the form of new high- In 1790, Benjamin Franklin on Okinawa. perintendent, says most of the county's ways and large commercial and residen- died in Philadelphia at the Thornton Wilder is 76 years In 1971, Egypt, Syria and old. Newscaster Harry Rea- municipal shade tree commissions will tial developments. It's encouraging that age of 84. Libya announced that they In 1861, Virginia seceded soner is 50. participate in a seminar two nights before adults will join youngsters in a program had agreed to form a con- Thought for Today: We are Arbor Day in the court house in Freehold. from the union. federation. that will correct past mistakes and help In 1941, in World War II. always getting ready to live, Such-topics as "New Varieties of Trees" maintain Monmouth as a beautiful place in 'it May Nol Be Touching You, Boss. Ten years ago: liberal lead- but never living. Ralph Waldj Yugoslavia surrendered to er Lester B'. Pearson was and ''The Effect of Natural Gas on Trees" which to live and work. Bui Il'g Gellhig To Me" Emerson, American writer Germany. , asked to form a new govern- 1803-1882. The Dafiy Register, Red Bank — MktdJelown, NJ. Tuesday, April 17,«7I New Jersey's Contributions to Monmouth College 628 Hiddletown-Lincroft Road Trenton the first part of Ja- IIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIMIIH will take care of it. Who will it stakes are very high. The Yet the board of education We have about 16,000 people Uncroft, N.J. 07738 'Free' Library nuary. be? American people should learn says that the more we spend in Red Bank and they are fed To the Editor: 1 . The statute has various cat- Most Americans don't even the truth about the conspiracy the better the education the up with 'these taxes going up 30 Wardell Ave. I was verjf much interested egories for assistance. The fROM OUR realize they have been build- that engulfs us and then help children will receive. for the last 20 years. Rumson, N.J. in the editorial about the first one is the Cost of Educa- ing an enemy (communism) bring light to it so it can be How do they justify $20,000 To the Editor: ... All you hear is it's for better trials and tribulations of Mon- tion Grant (CEG). This por- for over the past 50 years with destroyed. Then and only then as their expense figure? What It is with regret that I read READERS education yet 90 per cent of moutti College and the neces- tion is devoted specifically to their hard earned tax'money. will we live in "peace" is this to do with Red Bank that the Middletown Township cur millionaires never went sity lor it to raise the tuition financially disadvantaged stu- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii You won't hear about it on the around the world. "Peace" High and $30,000 for repairs? Public Library has been criti- again. There are hundreds of past eighth grade. dents. Monmouth College on universities are faced with, TV, radio or in the news- meaning in "freedom" not When we're moving out of the cized for scheduling a talk by colleges all over the United January 1st received $175,525 and the help that they have papers either. It's goal is for "peace" the absence of any high school, remember. Then We got to hold the line until George Merrill. The critics " States that find themselves in from the state. The second voted to give them. world control, including the opposition to communism. there's the heating and janito- the state comes up with a bet- are various committeemen of the same predicament due to category is SPUR, the State With kindest personal re- United States of America. The Stand up and fight for your rial service of an empty ter system to finance schools the township who are calling the increasing costs all the Program to Utilize Resources. gards, I remain, American people have been "freedom" in America. Let's school. then you can pay the teachers for tougher regulations for li- way from faculty salaries to This is an effort to encourage Sincerely yours, skillfully deceived from the show the rest of the world we Everything the Mayor and $50,000 a year and we can brary use. If these proposed paper clips. private colleges and univer- Mrs. Katherine K. Neuberger top down. still have the courage. Council cut had nothing to do nave their two-year, three- new regulations, of a restric-, As a member of the State sities to take more New Jer- Vice Chairman It's happening before your For God and Country, with better education, to year and four-year program. tive nature, are approved, Board of Higher Education, I sey students and the money Board of Higher Education very eyes and yet you still Mrs. Lillian Deckert name a few, the budget shows I say to the taxpayers of their effect would be to deny thought your readers would they received is just for this can't see it. What will it take the others. Red Bank: Write to the com- the right of free speech which be interested to know that the purpose. Monmouth College to wake you up? The four-year-old program missioner of education in is guaranteed to all of us by state of New Jersey during will receive $404,000 in this fis- Communist Foes Everytime we have a prob- School Budget was voted againstby the Trenton and tell him the only the First Amendment of our the past year has made con- cal year for that purpose. The RD 3 Box 1071 lem youyell for more govern- 34 St. Nicholas Place people of Red Bank a couple thing the majority of people in constitution. Why should there siderable effort to assist the third category is for comput- Forked River, N.J. 08731 ment intervention. We have Red Bank, N.J. 07701 years ago. I was shocked to Ked Bank want is to try to be an encroachment of this independent colleges and uni- ers, library, and other ser- To the Editor: too much government today. To the Editor: find out we had it. hold the line and leave the right? What better forum versities in a financial way. I vices and Monmouth College Why is there such apathy to- We are under government We defeated the school Why should we finance budget cuts in. might there be than a library was a member of the subcom- received $24,612. The total for ward our deadly enemy, com- control and yet most Ameri- budget by a democratic vote baby-sitters for people who I also say let's back Mayor for freedom of speech? This mittee of the board that this fiscal year which Mon- munism? cans can't see it, or see it as and reelected new school have husbands and wives O'llern and the council by would be especially true for worked for almost two years • mouth College has or will re- The master conspiracy has the solution. board members. To lower working. Why don't we start a sending our letters. ' ideas which some might con- with the administrations of ccive from the state is installed their Communist A Communist takeover isn't taxes. three-year-old and a two-year- All we need is all the people sider unpopular. the private colleges to formu- 9604,137, and I am sure you agents and storm troops as always bloodshed. It's done old. We don't need this pro- who voted the budget down, If an attempt is made to late plans whereby they would will agree this is a consid- Now the school board wants through infiltration in govern- gram as bad as we need tax and the senior citizens, we ban .free speech, the library receive state assistance. In erable amount. absolute tyrants over one- to appeal the £100,000 cut •ment, by increased govern- cuts for the people. Let them soon will be required to de- July, 1972, the Independent third of the world. They now What right do they have to need your help. ment power through legisla- hire baby-sitters like the other stroy books which contain, in Colleges and Universities I thought the people of Mon- control or dominate the gov- appeal anymore than the ma- President Nixon says we tion. Examine what's been towns do, that are lowering Utilization Act was passed by mouth County would like to ernment of 90 per cent of the jority of the people who want cannot spend more than we the minds of some, unpopular happening to America over their taxes not raising them. the legislature and signed by know that both the Board of nations of the world (including a cut in taxes. 99 per cent of take in. . ideas the past 50 years. They Why Red Bank? the governor. The first checks Higher Education and the leg- ours). And yet the American the towns are holding the line Write to the mayor and Defend the Constitution! haven't been mistakes or were distributed by the gover- islature understand the diffi- people go along day after day this year and the same as the They handed a petition of commissioner. Support free speech! Support blunders. nor in a historic ceremony in cult financial situation that as though everything will be government which is also 485 names to the board of edu- Thomas A. Guarino Chairman free press! Sincerely, our independent colleges and. fine. They feel someone else The hour is late and the trying to hold down spending. cation. Is this the majority? Lower Tax Committee Mrs G.T. Kasten

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He had been tinguished members. with the FBI almost 25 years Mr. Genovese is president MARLBORO- Four candi- prior to his retirement. of the Farmers and Garden- dates for the Democratic Gu- He has long been active in a ers Association in Holmdel bernatorial nomination will host of business and civic or- Health and is semi-retired as presi- speak at a township Demo- ganizations, including the dent of Crate"s Beverages cratic Club meeting Thursday Monmouth County United here which he and his brother at S:3t) p.m. at the Andiron, Fund, of which he is a mem- Spa purchased 26 years ago. lit. 7!l. Mr. Genovese has been a Tin' four arc Stale Sen. .). member of Rotary .since 1WS Kdward Crabiel, O-Midille- and was president uf the local NURSING HOME RT. 35 Middletown Plaza Broad S Monmouth SI. 1392 Ocean Ave. 4-11W. Elizabeth Ave. SI'N; lormiT Slate Son. Rich- • 14-Hour Care club in 1958. Through the aril .1. Ciiffw, chairman of the • RN on duly oil limti MIODLETOWN 671-ZZ88 RED BANK 842-9009 LftKEWOOD 364-6400 LINDEN 852-5570 • Medicare Approved years he has been very active Mercer Counly Democratic • MASTER CHARGE • BANKAMERICARO • Check your Belter Business Bureau m the major fund-raising proj- organization; State Sen. NAVESINK HOUSE ect for the club, whk'h has Ilalph I)e Rose, D-Essex, and : 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk , 5 4 2' provided funds for a period in Assemblywoman Ann Klein, 842-3400 I 1 I excess of 10 years for college Peter E. Genovese D-Morris. scholarships for students in the area on the basis of need. The formal presentation to Mr. Genovese will be made at a testimonial dinner Saturday, SPRING IS Till. TIMi: VOli MONEY NEEDS. .. April 28, in Molly Pitcher Inn at 8 p.m. The public and friends uf AND COMMUNITY STATE BANK IS THE Mr. Genovese may attend, but PLACE TO BORROW GOP Backs There are lots of reasons for Spring-time money needs: fix-up the house; buy Two Hazlot new car or boat; plan an early vacation; or, a variety of other personal needs. Candidates And, when it comes lo money needs, Community State Bank is the PLACE TO BORROW: HAZLKT-Thc- Republican steering committee here has Community Bank is a full-service commercial bank, endorsed candidates for two equipped to handle your every money need. Township Committee seats at Our loan rates are reasonable, and repayment terms issue in November. can be tailored to fit your budget. John M. Cosligan. Republi- can leader, said Vincent (J. As a commercial bank with the community in mind, it makes Raine of 3(1 Michigan Ave. and sense to borrow from Community Bank. Family financial plan- Joseph L. Chirco »f 1H Coral ning is our business. We have experienced loan counsellors Drive received GDI' backinu. who can help you plan your specific money requirements. The two candidates will when it comes to borrowing money, come to Community seek nomination for the com- lk. mittee seats now held by Democrats Herbert ,1. Kupfrr and William F. liuurbeau. il Free Gift Offer: Local Democrats arc back- application for personal needs which is approved gHg Mayor Kupfer tor reelec- and consummated for a minimum of $1,500 for a 12-month BJFri and have endorsed new- term, is eligible to receive one of the following FREE GIFTS comer Joseph DeVirgilio of .. .while the supply lasts. 1702 Union Ave. as his running mate. 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ftHtmrc Mte: Tkls Is the Pilate knew the cause of their ' flnt uuttlmeit of an Easter uproar, although he hadn't ex- series abort Pontius Pilate, pected its size and fury. He tte RMUB empire's procura- deliberately had ordered the tor «T Me* and the Judge at imperial emblems hoisted in tie trial ID which Jesus was Jerusalem,- bearing the vener- ctademned. It Is based on ated images of the Roman em-, recorded history and the' peror Tiberius. It was time to Bible, except for secondary make clear to these unruly [ intod and conversational In- Jews their real sovereign and (Meals. lord. By GEORGE W. CORNELL As noted by Flavius Jo- We can't tell the name or show AP Religion Writer sephus, the pro-Roman histo- The steady pounding of rian of that period, Pilate had > pictures because the Mediterranean against acted "to abolish Jewish laws" j the man-made seawall against graven images by bra- they're way below the orig. wholesale! blended now with another mas- zenly flaunting them and in- sive, surging sound - the foot- 'traducing the effigies of the de- falls and shouts, of angry thou- ified emperor into the heart of ' sands. Pontius Pilate stepped to Jewish life, their holy city of j an outer balcony and clenched Jerusalem. j his lips. This harsh step, 'undertaken ! stealthily by Pilate's troops un- i "Barbarians," he muttered. der cover of darkness, marked j half-sizes' nat. adv. - "These natives need a taste of the beginning of his 10-year rule I Etruscan steel." over the occupied colony of! ; A vast horde of them poured Judea in 779 Ab Urbe Condita, ( ' into Rome's provincial capital "from the founding of the city"I famous maker's spring at Caesarea in Judea, tunneling of Rome, 26 A.D. of the modern I through the gates, filling the calendar. \ brick streets, converging on the It was just about that time newly appointed procurator's that Jesus of Nazareth started palace. Pilate sent his cham- his ministry among the poor of berlain to letch the garrison the land, the am-haaretz. "The polyester .military commander. time is fulfilled, and the king- Prom the gathering, clam- dom of God is at hand," he nally convulsing the land and Jews. He apparently was rec- longs (about 50 miles) to Cae- orous multitude, he could hear proclaimed. That kingdom was permeating the world. ommended for the post by the sarea to demand removal of the fragments of their howling. not, however, the new reign of Pilate was the fifth of the emperor's powerful, anti-Semi- imperial standards set up in "Abomination! ... Down with Pontius Pilate. Roman governors that had tic counselor, Sejanus. their capital city. On the contrary, it was part ruled in Judea since 6 A.D., While some modern accounts "They contend the images of the images! .,. No heathen when Archelaus, a son of portray Pilate as concerned our sacred emperor is contrary dresses idols for us!" Along the coastal of a deep-rooted, smouldering religious fire that licked at pa- Rome's vassal king, Herod the with justice, ancient history re- to religion," the tribune went road, out of the hills, they Great, was deposed in a mael- lates three specific occasions on contemptuously. 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According to agent will come to your place these cities, here are your the IRS, are: mated 1973 net of $4.25, ap- your claims, you stretched stock would you suggest? — cal 1972 to $1.52 for the cur- Harold S. Geneen, the chair- credulity to the limit. Now or business or home to do the odds on an audit: "Area managers in the di- pear to have minimal down- J.L. rent period. A favorable cot- man and chief executive offi- you're hoping the Internal job, only 7 per cent that you'll rect selling industry, insur- side risk, having largely dis- For individuals in Manhat- ton inventory balance, price cer, the recent devaluation of Revenue Service will skip by be called to an IRS office. ance salesmen, recipients of counted the current round of tan (New York City) it is one land condemnation awards, A — Industry officials have increases on several product your 1972 income tax return Cerperatlon Return hearings in Washington on the dollar will have a favor- out of 37; for corporations one attorneys, and persons liable predicted a record level of lines and the high level of ITT activities. ITT's order able impact on 1973 earnings so you won't have to prove ev- — If you have filed a corpo- out of 26. For individuals in for highway use tax." sales in textiles this year — sales should boost full-year backlog on Dec. 31 was a of ITT because foreign cur- ery deduction and produce ex- ration return, the odds on an San Francisco it is onlv one West Point is well on its way earnings to $3 a share or bet- pense documents you simply audit of your return — at any Also identified with noncom- record $8.2 billion compared rencies will have a higher Val- out of 59; but for corporations to confirming their projection. ter. As a result of the boost in with $2.8. a year earlier. The do not have. income level — are one in 14. it is one out of nine. For indi- pliance were: private duty ue as compared with U.S. dol- nurses, scrap metal and tex- As of Feb. 28, 1973, the end of the dividend rate, shares, are company plans to continue its lars. The company is the larg- What are the odds for and And the chances are 100 per viduals in Reno, Nev., it is tile waste operators, and hos- the first half, sales were up 21 currently returning a gener- capital expansion program at est manufacturer of tele- against an audit of your re- cent that the audit will take one out of 33; for corporations pital medical employes paid per cent and order backlog ous 4.9 per cent. Now trading a high level with $800 million communications in Europe. turn? What taxpayers are place at your corporation's of- it is one out of 15. For individ- from scholarship funds. (Are ahead 26 per cent. Earnings at only 8x estimated earnings, most vulnerable? In what fice. uals in New Orleans, it is one you in any of these? If so, cities? Are you identified as in — If you're just typical of out of 52; for corporations it is take for granted there's a a group of taxpayers with, ac- all individual and fiduciary re- one out of 15. blinker on your return.) cording to the IRS, a high de- turns, your odds on an audit 'Suspect' Group The Appeals gree of "noncompliancc"? go up to one in 57 — with the What groups of taxpayers What about an appeal? Does And if you're determined chances that you'll be called are "suspect"? A special IRS it pay! Yes, an analysis of the this year to fight to the top to an IRS office for the exam- program studied more than IRS figures underlines that it any agent who disallows your ination 80 per cent and only 20 250 professions, occupations, will pay you to battle with the claims, what is the outlook for per cent that you'll be visited businesses, etc., to identify IRS if you strongly disagree your appeal to higher levels of at home by an agent. those in which noncompliance with an agent's proposed defi- The Navesink the IRS? What cities are the "worst" was out of the normal range. ciency and penalty. In 1972, Pictorial Slgalflcut Facts IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII, the Treasury settled at the is coming From the very latest fiscal highest level of appeal within '72 report of the commissioner the IRS itself claimed defi- Thursday of Internal Revenue to the Local Securities ciencies and penalties of $1 April 19 Secretary of the Treasury and Representative inter-dealcr quotations at approximately 3 billion for $357 million, or for from other scattered sources, p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- a little over 30 per cent. On the Research Institute of up, mark-down, or commission. ,fi,59fi cases that were docketed America has dug out these BANKS in the Tax Court, the Trea- significant facts for you: Bid Asked sury settled claimed defi- — If you have filed an indi- American Bancorp 1414 45 ciencies and penalties total- vidual return with an adjusted Belmar-Wall National 70 ling 1395 million for $114 mil- 177/ gross income of $50,000 or Central Jersey Bank '"•Js lion, or for slightly less than more, set your chin. The odds I'yjt Colonial First National Bank 55/ 5% 30 per cent. are an overwhelming one in s Community State Bank 53 55 Do taxpayers ever overpay? eight that your return will be First Merchants Nat'l Bank 12'/, 13 plucked. Yes. IRS computers checked First Nat'l Bank Toms River 291$ 31 And the chances are K6 per the math on all 72,500,000 indi- Franklin State Bank 29 31 vidual returns in 1972 and cent that the IRS agent will Jersey Shore Bank 25 27 come to your home or place of spotted 1,600,000 on which tax- Bank of Manalapan 24'/2 26 TOP AWARD — Mark Caputo, right, received a business and really dig in. payers had mistakenly over- New Jersey National Corp 31% 32>/j paid a total of (119.4 million. bonus check from Paul Bragar, president of The There's only a 14 per cent Ocean County National 40 Paul Bragar Agency Inc., 794 Broad St., Shrews- chance that you'll get a less They also caught 2,200,000 People's Nat'l Bank.Lakewood.. 285 returns that underpaid a total bur/, in recognition of his total listing achieve- intensive scrutiny at an IRS Shore National Bank.., 19 20 ment of residential property. office. of $239 million. United Counties Trust Co 21 22 Vi — If you have filed a busi- United Jersey Banks of N.J ness return with an adjusted »'/»• gross income of (30,000 or INDUSTRIAL more, the odds that your re- Bid Asker turn will be audited also are a A'crological Research 5c huge one in eight. And there's Alkon Industries 314 4 a 93 per cent chance that the Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc Brockway NO! Buck Engineering Colonial Foods HIGHEST Electronic Associates We don't cover America Electronic Assistance INTEREST Faodarama 31/, 334 ALLOWED BY LAW Gibson-Homans ". 7% ?% but... ON TWO YEAR Interdata / CERTIFICATES King James Extended Care 47fJ OF DEPOSIT •Hi 2 /H/U Laird «'i YIELD 6X 8 we have a pretty good grip 5 FOR 1 YR. Metallurgical International l's Midland Glass 14 ON ONE YEAR Monmouth Airlines 0/ CERTIFICATES Monmouth Capital on Northern Monmouth County! 0 OF DEPOSIT 8 9 YIELD 5.65% Monmouth Industries 3/16 5 Monmouth Park 9% W* Monmouth Real Estate Investment 12 13 Thomas J. McGlone n/ ON REGULAR r u N.J. Natural Gas O /n PASSBOOK 17 L U Precision Optics V ' SAVINGS * •'4 4 Radiophone Corp 21., 3 Construction Daposlts Iniured Up to 'Rowan Controller 2'4 2'/a J2O.O00 by F.D.I C. Servomation 14% Group Post Spiral Metal 2& 2% U.S. Homes 11 '4 11% To McGlone United Telecontrol Electronics ,,.... 121.4 12% Walter Reade Organization, Inc RUMSON - Thomas J. WinslowTcl McGlone, president of the Worthington Biochemical 111. New Jersey Subcontractors Member Federal KiMrn. Federal Association Inc. and. and Deposit Insurance Corp. '"""mi inn iiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII president of T. J. McGlone & Co., Rahway. an acoustical drywail and plastering firm, has been elected vice chair- man of the Council of Con- struction Employers Inc. (CCK). CCK membership consists of II) national contractor asso- ciations in the construction in- dustry. Mr. Mc(!lone has served in every office of the Inter- national Association of Wall and Ceiling Contractors, in- cluding a term as president in 1971. He is an active member of the Building Contractors Association of New Jersey and serves on several com- mittees of that organization. The net average paid circulation for the month of March, 1973 was ••••••••••••• 31,038

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Pilate watched, and the 1.99 reaction, "This excited a very people's strange religious code crowd not only did not shrink; it great tumult among the Jews forbidding any "graven image" grew, and so did his anger. On if perfect! Alexander's Own! when it was day .... A vast or any likeness of anything for the sixth day, he instructed the pr. number of people came running adoration. "You shall not bow garrison's commander to post a - into the country. These came down to them or serve them," heavy detachment of infantry, • \ Wanted opaques and lacy looks j zealously to Pilate to Caesarea, flannel lined their law commanded. The cavalry and spearmen under «,-, \ in white or choice spring and besought him to carry those Jews worshipped some in- the stadium galleries, and when ensigns out of Jerusalem." effable, unseen God that Pilate appeared, to surround ,-. A colors. Nylon. 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"You've always praised which you insult with your com- IPf empowered to rule this prov- firmness." motion shall not be removed, now or at any time. It would be nce of Judea-Samaria, to main- He glared at her. They had an injury to Caesar. Your ef- tain its peace, oversee its tri- married shortly before he was frontery avails, naught. I com- bunals, collect its revenues, pa- promoted to this troublous but mand you, for the last time, incredible! trol its territories and serve important outpost. Judea stood disband, cease this disorder!" Caesar. We honor him openly at the crossroads of three conti- and our military banners sig- nents, Asia, Europe and Africa, Their rebuff slammed back nify it. They will not be re- a lynchpin of the empire, but it at him. "Down with them!" moved. You shall desist from had churned with uprisings ever Down with the profanations! 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When Timothy Millhiser Went to the Sorbonne one morning spectacular view of cities and countryside from an unusual three summers ago, all he intended to do was to take an exam- perspective. ination so he could study for his master in business adminis- Prearranged Parties tration degree at the University of Virginia. Decorated with teakwood, brass and antiques, the Mark But he ended up with a new job and a business ol his own Twain includes a main salon, one double stateroom, four — as a boatman^on the canals of France. single cabins and three complete bathrooms. She carries pre- Tim, the strapping 25-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross R, arranged parties of six or fewer, although she can comfortably Millhiser of North Ward Ave., Rumson, had just graduated accommodate eight. Her furnishings are antique; her cur- from Cornell and had headed for Europe without waiting to tains, hand-crocheted and some of her windows, in stained take the MBA boards at home. glass, are contribution of a 16th century Belgian church. She Entering the Sorbonne in Paris, to make them up, he dis- contains a bar. a library and a stereo. The large, flat deck covered a notice on the bulletin board from the owner of a makes for leisurely sun-soaking. French canal barge, or peniche, Mark Twain. The owner, a re- The staff of four - first mate, stewardess, cabin tired Pam Am pilot, had converted the boat from a working boy/bartender and chef are under the supervision of Captain vessel to a luxury home for"his family and was looking for a Tim. All four are on call constantly, with the chef always crew. ready to whip up a concoction in the grand tradition of French "Since I had grown up on the New Jersey shore and had cuisine. been around boats all my life, I applied," Tim stated. Meals can be taken on shore, but the gourmet delights pre- Sears Cup Finalist pared on board include duck in orange sauce, chicken dump- Tim has always been around water. He grew up on the lings in cream sauce, poached fish filet in white Wine sauce, New Jersey Shore, sailing in ocean races off Annapolis, New- quiche Lorraine, ratatouille and cremc caramel, washed down port and Bermuda, racing one-design classes and in 19S5 he by local wines or selections from the boat's vintage wine cel- was crew in the Sears Cup finals as a member of the Mon- lar. Croissants and bread are obtained fresh each morning mouth Boat Club, Red Bank. A proficient swimmer, he com- from the local bakery. peted in springboard diving and was all-Ivy 3 meter champion- Guests Met at Airport in 1969. In addition with his undergraduate engineering back- The boat travels slowly, only 15 to 25 miles a day. General- ground, crewing aboard Mark Twain was perfect. He con- ly, it is chartered for a Sunday-to-Saturday week, though spe- vinced his travel companion and business school classmate, Jim Hanzlik, to come along and apply. cial arrangements can be made for longer periods. Guests are met at the airport or train station nearest the boat by the cap- They were both hired and Tim moved quickly from first tain or first mate. The cost is $3,000, per week regardless of the 5 mate to captain. After 'two summers, he and Hanzlik decided number on board. to lease the boat and run it themselves for small private char- Tim points out that cruising the canals is completely dif- ' ter parties. ferent from any boating he has known before. This summer, Mark Twain will travel along inland water- ways and canals between Dijon, Basel and Nancy. However, "The canals are a rare world which has survived the years CAPTAIN Timothy Millhiser of special routings can be planned for charters of three or more of progress. One travels right through the middle of the Rumson, stands on deck of his canal weeks. world's richest, most beautiful countryside. The country which has stimulated the finest western cuisine, wine, art, a whole barge, AAdrk Twain, which takes va- The SW-by-17-foot boat is a self-contained hotel and easy to way of life," he commented. spot — gaily painted in white, yellow and red. Her winter cationers on luxury cruises of canal As much as the exquisite beauty of the countryside, Tim is home is Paris at the Quai des Tuileries. During the summer ways in Europe. some 2,500 miles of French inland waterways is offered for a charmed by the people. V "Those who live on the canals are hot the tourist-hardened Parisians but curious, proud people who are interested in where you are from and proud to show you their home," he said. "The bargemen and lockkeepers are people one can only meet on the canals. They love their work," he added. "The barges tickle the imagination as they pass because the bargemen raise their families on their boats and each ves- sel signals a story of its own. Just by observing the little touches — the floral arrangements, the curtains, the deck equipment, the detailed painting — it is possible to guess at the owners' prosperity." • Mark Twain combines the ease of staying in one place while allowing one to enjoy the stimulation of change, of mov- ing without having to pack and unpack. Special Routes The routes the canals follow are also spccial.'Sometimes a canal drifts through a mountain tunnel, bringing darkness for as long as a half-hour. On other occasions, it crosses over a river on an aqueduct, much as one roadway passes over anoth- er on a bridge. Continuing excitement in the canal travelis going through the locks. Often there are series of them - sometimes nine at onetime — and they can raise or lower the boat 70 to 100 feet. Aboard, one can sail into one section of the lock, watch the wa- FRENCH CUISINE is served ter being let in slowly-«o the boat won't bump the sides, and aboard the luxury barge Mark Twain then sail out again at a different altitude. The Mark Twain carries fishing tackle and snorkeling by Captain Tim Millhiser, 25, who gear so full advantage can be taken of life on the water. In ad- doubles as mess steward. dition, she has bicycles on board and a station wagon following her on shore to facilitate land exploration. Paris Address If ever an American has left behind the jarring land traf- fic for the summer, it is Captain Timothy Millhiser. who now sets sail with French and American flags flying on the Mark Twain, which can be reached at 5 Rue d'Arlois, 75008 Pans, France. Make A Date A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tions. 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APRIL ID Movie actress— Mercedes McCambridgp addresses Al- coholism Council, "Silence Is Worst Policy," Molly Pitcher Ballroom, Thursday, Apr. 19th, H p.m. Everyone Welcome: "The Prince and the Pauper" — live performance of SIDE TRIPS are included in cost of exciting play for children. Presented by Brookdale Commu- Mark Twain charter in France, where nity College and Monmouth Shopping Center. Performed by the travelers are transported from the The National Theatre Company. Civic Auditorium, Mon- mouth Shopping Center. FREE admission! Doorsopen at I luxury barge to day-long tour of cas- p.m. Showtime—1:30p.m. tles or other points of interest. THE BARGE Mark Twain, glides Monmouth County Association For Children With past the symbol of Paris, where it's Learning Disabilities -7-meeting Thursday, Apr. 19, 8 p.m. berthed. Barge is a self-contained ho- Civic Auditorium, Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatonlown. Guest Speaker: Mr. Dean Garwood, Director of Vocational tel, with one double stateroom, four Programs for the Handicapped, N.J. State Dept. of Educa- DRAMATIC! 8 x 10 IMPERIAL COLOR single cabins and three complete tion. Educators, administrators, parents and interested baths. She carries six passengers and public invited. PORTRAIT has French chef in crew. Tim Millhi- APRIL 20 ser of Rumson, is captain-owner. "The Swiss Family Robinson" — live performance for children of famous adventure classic. Presented by Brook- for 5 Days Only dale Community College and Monmouth Shopping Center. Performed by The National Theatre Company. Civic Audi- Yuur child's portrait"made with "Eastmini Kodak" torium, Monmouth Shopping center. FREE admission! PROFESSIONAL Ektacohr Film and.materials ami Doors open at 1 p.m. Showtime — 1:30 p.m. our all new DYNAMIC COLOR background assures ijim APRIL n full- color fidelity and breathtaking realism never before St. James Grammcr School "Easter Monday Card Par- possible. You must sec tliis value to believe it! THE FABULOUS ty." 8 p.m.. High School cafeteria, Peters PL, Mon. Apr. '23. Donation $1.75. Tickets: Mrs. T, Labrecque Jr., 747-3920. PLUS APRIL 2H SHORE CASINO . The Village Woman's Club "Flea Market." 9 a.m. to S 8x10 50C FOR p.m., Middletown Shopping Center, Rt. 35. Middletown. $5 • for only Simon Lakr Dr., Atlantic Highlands per space. Reservations call: 871-2293 or X72-I5H2. & DELIVERY MAY I INVITES YOU TO HAVE A ffc Concert: Cherokee Mezzo Soprano Mote' t'asella and Oscar Brand, folk suigcr-KUitanst. carlton Theatre, 3:45 and NO OBLIGATION TO BUY ADDITIONAL PORTRAITS SPECIAL EASTER ' 8:30 p.m. Matinee: Adults $3.15, children, $1.50. Evening EXTRA PRINTS AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE PRICES WITH YOUR ENTIRE ' General Adm $3.15. reserved $3.94. 842-9420. LIMIT: ONE SPECIAL OFFER PER CHILD-TWO PER FAMILY FAMILY GROUPS TAKEN AT 99C EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD MAY 4, S, 11,12 AGE LIMIT: 5 WEEKS TO 12 YEARS • CHOICE OF POSES' . ENTERTAINMENT The Comedy - "How The Other Half Lives" Wagon CHOOSE FROM FINISHED PORTRAITS -NOT PROOFS! • SUPERB HOLIDAY MENU Wheel Playhouse. The Barn, Avc-of-2-Rivers, Rumson Don • REDUCED CHILDREN'S PRICES Brennan, directing. Curtain - 8:30 p.m. Tickets: 94M756. I'lmtogruplK'r On Duty From 9:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. (On nijilits stores open late) • SERVED FROM 1 P.M. MAY 6 Tuesday, April 17th tlinm»li Saturday. April 21st (only at stores listed below) "Truth In Nutrition" rally, Brookdale College gymna- sium, Sunday, May 6, 2:30 p.m., Featuring Dr Wilfrid SHOP AT SEARS lla> Minrr, 1.1. NiiL.Mll.. I,.|. .Nunurl. YY. FOR RESERVATIONS ... 291-4300 llr.HikKn. W lllllllill£l(HI. I..I. Nrojrk. N.J. Siuirn Miml. N.Y. Shute, Catharyn Elwood. Beatrice Trum Hunter Sponsored AND SAVE f ..nlliarn 11,1.. N.Y. by Citizens For Truth In Nutrition. Admission: Adults $3. l.ftilltiMit. L.I. Nil. Bnin»t>irt. N.J. I nionCil). N.J. SHORE CASINO • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Satufaction Guaranteed llu. k ark. N.J. litiiifMitn, N.J. Pa,.aii-. YJ. Watrhunji. N.J. Students $1.50. For more information: 774-2246 or write 218 ' Mi.hllrl.mn, N.J. IWk.MII. N.V. W'illo»hro.>k. N.J. Belmont Ave., Ocean, N.J. or Your hianty Back SEAB5, ROEBUCK AND CO. llmk.illr (Jr., LI. \l|lilr Plains iVY. The Daily Register, Red Bank - MfcWJetc wn, NX Tuesday, April 17,1)72 13 Animal Dishes Are Furi

When Animal Dishes are mentioned, many people think of the covered hen dish. It is the most common, best known, and About Antiques a good example of this type of ware. Animal Dishes is the term used to describe those many, covered, pressed-glass or china dishes fashioned in the form of animals. They were pop- ular during the latter half of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Sizes ranged from miniature one-inch-long pieces to rare ten or twelve-mch models. Great quantities were produced in Europe and North America. Turkeys, cows, owls, swans, cats, dogs, fish, and turtles are only a few of the animals represent- ed by Animal Dishes. Some were manufactured as containers. One five-inch hen dish made at the Westmoreland Glass Company, Grapeville, Pennsylvania was filled with prepared mustard and originally sold for 10 cents each. Glass was the favorite material for these dishes: white or colored milk glass, slag, caramel, clear, and frosted Rlass are often found. Hand-painted faces and gold trim appear on some pieces. Artistically decorated in realistic colors, delightful china Animal Dishes were made. These are in great demand by collectors. Prices on this ware range upward from about 825. Pieces are useful, decorative, and fun to own. Children love them. But, beware of the many reproductions now on today's market.

KigllUr Slot! Plul* IT'S REALLY REAL - Just testing to see if they mates at the school, Eric Kurtz, 6, center, and are real, SusaiV Ziegler, 5, gingerly touches the Steven Cole, 6. Mrs. John Baer was chairman of bright red Emperor tulips planted by the Colts the bulb pro|ect. Club members planted the 100 tu- Neck Garden Club at the Atlantic Elementary lips fast fall, as a community project. ' School, Colts Neck. Looking on are Susan's class- Jitters in a School Bus

Dear Ann Landers: Dear Lady: You speak the .- Please print this letter for all truth. I've seen evidence of 100 of us who ride a public this time and time again. The school bus. It was inspired by Ann Landers same holds true for many the squawk from the bus driv- people who are shamefully er who was fed up with unruly Dear Ann Landers: I'll be they don't know what to say. remiss about answering let- * kids who make driving dan- 19 in June and plan to be mar- If they only knew that a ters. They are uncomfortable gerous. ried in August. I should go to couple of simple sentences about their penmanship or This year we've had six dif- a doctor for a complete physi- would serve the purpose very spelling or grammar, so they ferent drivers. The worst of cal examination and some ad- nicely. Example: "Your party procrastinate and then they , the bunch is the one we have vice on birth control. But I was delightful and we enjoyed are too ashamed to write at now. To state the problem, just can't bring myself to take meeting your friends. Thank all. Rdltttr Stiff Phal* . frankly, she can't drive. Also, off my clothes in front of a you for including us." strange man. Am I nuts or SWING INTO SPRING — Wearing blue ribbon Leslie McKernan, Stacy Damen, Danielle Lynch she needs to get her wrist Often that which is inter- If you are on a low-sodium and Suzie Marr. Mrs. Robert Winfield was chair- watch fixed. what? preted as indifference or diet, remember that herb and smiles to match their blue ribbon entries in the I've made and cancelled snobbishness is actually in- Little Silver Junior Garden Club's annual spring man of the event stoged in Little Silver Borough The bus is supposed to be at wine vinegars contain more so- Hall. ' our stop at 7:45 a.m. Yes- two appointments. I became security. — Ancient Lady dium than cider vinegar. show are, from left, Lisa Phipps, Mimi. Miskow, terday she showed up at 8:05. so nervous and sick I just Three times this semester she couldn't go through with it. Is appeared at 0:30. Once it was there something wrong with Furiato-O'Shaughnessy my mind? I've never needed SATURDAY DAY CAMP GROUP ' ifa.m., which meant every- MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Red Bank. Mr. Furiato is also 7 T013 YEAR OLD BOYS to go to a doctor and the ap- body missed the first class. Engaged Mrs. Richard O'Shaughnessy, a member of Middletown Enter Any Saturday Starting April 7 to June 9 pointments were made'by a • The other day we very 44 Monroe St., announce the Township Fire Co. No. 1 and EXPERT COACHING INSTRUCTIONS IN friend who is disgusted with nearly hit a car pulling out of engagement of their daughter, the Fairview First Aid Squad. : me. Please help. — Deltaville, adriveway. Twenty kids saw Miss Katherine Ann Baseball - Basketball - Indoor Swimming Va. it but she didn't. This sort of O'Shaughnessy, to Ronald An- BOWLING, GOLF AND OTHER ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES Dear Del: Thera arc many RUMMAGE SALE Individually Instructed by Coach Gus Villapiano. Director ol Athletics and thing happens a lot. thony Furiato, son of Mr. and Physical Director Asbury Park High School, and Stall ol Expert Coaches. > What's more, we are packed women doctors these days Mrs. Anthony Furiato, 10 Lind LONG BRANCH - The NEW INDOOR PLAY CENTER ANNEX BUILDING jn like sardines, two and three and I hope you will call your Drive. A July wedding is Women of St. James Episco- . Full Gym - Indoor Heated Pool - 6 Play Rooms. ifl one seat. Some kids have to county medical society and planned. pal Church will conduct a 5 SATS. $30.00 - 2 SATS. $14.00 sit-in the aisles. We've signed ask them to recommend one. Miss O'Shaughnessy and Spring Rummage Sale in Par- Local Transportation Provided — For Inlormalion Call petitions galore and nothing I wouldn't say you are nuts Mr. Furiato are graduates of ish Hall, 300 Broadway, April happens. Any suggestions? — but I WOULD say you have Middletown Township High DO from B to 9 p.m., and May I SEASHORE DAY CAMP 'Last Stop In Michigan a hang-up that needs explor- from 9' a.m. to 1 p.m., when OCEAN AVE., WEST END 222«1762 School. Mr. Furiato attended John Clttadino, Phyilcal Dir.. 15 Yaan at Atbuty Park H.S. Dear Last: If every kid on ation. Brookdale Community Col- there also will be a Dollar (Summer Day Camp Announcement to lo!low) your bus sends a copy of this Dear Ann Landers: I was lege, Lincroft, for two years, Bag Sale.. column to the superintendent interested in that letter signed and is employed in the press of public schools, he'll get 100 Snubbed In California, (The Miss Eby Miss O'Brien Miss O'Shaughnessy room of The Daily Register, beefs against the same driver, woman and her husband were No superintendent can ignore not invited to her neighbor's Ernest-Eby such a protest. I assume your lovely party becnuse they had Anfuso-O'Brien facts are accurate and the neglected to drop a note MIDDLETOWN -Mr. and RUMSON — Announcement ployed as a service assistant teacher of the first class in saying they enjoyed the two Mrs. Paul J. Eby, 135 Heights is made by Mr. and Mrs. with the N.J. Bell Telephone the morning will verify the al- previous parties.) Ter., announce the engage- Thomas O'Brien, 18 Third St., Co., Red Bank. legations of tardiness de- This might be'hard to be- ment of their daughter, Miss of the engagement of their Mr. Anfuso is a graduate of scribed in this letter. Get lieve but some folks don't Cheryl Lynne Eby, to C. daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Long Branch High School and going. write thank-you notes because Stuart Ernest, son of Chief O'Brien, to Augustus Anfuso, served in the U,S. Army. j jo: Warrant Officer 4 C. Frank J. son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo EASTER FLOWER SALE OF RED BANK ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Ernest (USA-ret): and Mrs. Anfuso, 192 Westwood Ave., UNION BEACH - The Ernest, 253 Parkview Ter., Long Branch. A September Union Hose Fire Company 24 BROAD STREET What Do Many Doctors Use Lincroft. wedding is planned. 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THRU SAT.9 A.M. lot P.M. ahead, cover them with a damp > i i r i i \ ) i > > \ \ ) i i > > i j i j EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT . ) ) i cloth and refrigerate them. 14 lie PtMj Register, Bed Bank - Middtetown, N J. Tuesday, April 17, IMS U.S. Grabs Boston BOSTON (AP) - Jon Ad- Despite balmy weather and strongly to take second in two other Americans,.Johnny hot sun, faded, and Fleming nerson of Eugene. Ore., vir-a blistering sun, Anderson 2:17.46. "the Elder" Kelley and John- took the lead at the third tually overlooked in a whop- covered the 26-mile, 385-yard Suomalainen was stricken ny "the Younger" Kelley, check point. 13.4 miles from ping field of 1,384. returned course in 2 hours, 16 minutes, with a cramp in his right side have won the B.A.A. since the start. the Boston A.A. Marathon lau- 3 seconds, nearly five minutes in surrendering the lead, but World War II. Takes Lead rel wreath to the United off the record set by Eng- gamely shook it off to finish The record field got off to a Suomalainen caught Flem- States yesterday with a land's Ron Hill three years third in 2:18.31. Ironically, it high noon start, creating a ing and moved in front after smashing victory in the 77th ago. was on the same hill that the massive traffic jam. How-14.5 miles and was about 150 annual Patriots Day classic. Anderson wore down de- Finn pulled away to victory in ever, the top contenders were yards ahead of Anderson at Anderson, a 23-year-old fending champion Olavi Suo- 1972. placed in front of the pack Woodland Park, 17.5 miles Cornell University graduate malainen of Finland on the Bernard Plain of England, and sprinted away. along. whose father is mayor of Eu- second of three hills and was fourth in 2:21.01, and Jeff West Germany's Lutz Phil- Then the Finn suffered the gene, sprinted into the lead pulled away to win by a com- (ialloway of the Florida Track ipp, a pre-race favorite, bolt- cramp and Anderson went with six miles to go and hit fortable 500 yards. " Club fifth in 2:21.27. ed into the lead with Ander- ahead to stay, opening up on the finish all alone, becoming Fleming Second Anderson became the first son, Suomalainen and others Heartbreak Hill, the grave- the first American winner in Tom Fleming, a 21-year-old American winner since Am- in hot pursuit. Philipp, who yard of many B.A.A. runners Tarn Fleming five years. student at Wayne, N.J., closed brose Burfoot in 1968. Only earlier expressed fear of the• in the past. Anderson said later that he is a conscientious objector, serving as a hospital aide in San Mateo, Calif., in lieu of Lancers Pound Huskies, 10-1; military service. He has five months to go on the hospital duty. Asked about his race strate- gy, Anderson said he tried to Seraph Pitching Stops Devils stick with Galloway because "I knew he would run a sane St. John Vianncy continued race. to pound the baseball yes- "All I could think of the last terday, pummeling highly- couple of miles was to finish touted Matawan Regional, 10- the damned thing," he added. 1. The younger Kelley, now 42. Mater Dei stopped Shore finished 66th in 2:41.13. He Regional, 6-1, and Point won the B.A.A. in 1957. Pleasant Beach foiled Henry Hudson Regional in a Shore The elder Kelley, the B.A.A. Conference "D" Division winner in 1935 and 1945, fin- game, 4-0. ished in an unofficial time of In other action, St. Joseph's 3:32. of Metuchen knocked off Burfoot was forced to drop Christian Brothers Academy, out after developing blisters 10-4; Neptune edged Hamilton on his feet. West, 6-5; Central Regional Jacqueline A. Hansen, a 24- rolled over Admiral Farragut, year-old college student, was 9-0, and Southern Regional the first woman across the flipped Toms River North, 6-4. finish line. Lancers Win "I'm the happiest girl in the St. John Vianney's first se- world," said Miss Hansen, of nior class has provided the Granada Hills, Calif. school with a mountain of baseball power. The Lancers Sheehan: 231 used eight hits lo score 10 The heat and hills took its runs, and Jim Lcnahan belted toll on most of Monmeuth a home run over the right County's contingent In yes- field fence with two men terday's Boston Marathon, - AP Wlrephoto aboard. but Rumson's Tim Sheehan JONNIE ON THE SPOT - Jon Anderson of the Bill Marinello opened the Regllttr Sloll Pluto came home 231st with a Oregon Trock Club throws his arms up in victory third by reaching on an error. STRETCHING IT A BIT - St. John Vianney first wan Regional yesterday . St. John won the neigh- 2:5158 clocking. as he breaks the tape to win the Boston Marathon Bill Buble singled and Bill baseman Barney DiBenedetto gives it the big borhood baseball battle, 10-1. Tim's father, George, The yesterday. Only the fourth American to win the Foster's infield hit loaded the stretch to nip a long-striding Skip Deitz of Mata- Daily Register's "Innocent annual race since World War II and the first in bases. Barney DiBenedetto Bystander," finished 383rd five years, Anderson covered the 26-mile, 385-yard got to first on an error scoring Bob Eckert twirled a two- an error and Sadowski's second and five in the third to scrabbled home when Mark with a time of 3:12.17. course in 2:16.03. Marinello and Joe Ziegler sin- hitter as Mater Dei clipped single. wrap it up. Struncius' grounder was gled in two more. Shore Regional and neither of Eckert fanned seven and Huggins provided a bright thrown away by the Hudson The fourth and fifth runs the hits figured in Shore's run. walked only one. John Bedell spot for the Colts when he second baseman. came across on Bill DiNi- The Blue Devils scored in went the route for the Devils, homered deep to right field in Winning pitcher Ken Fis- chols' double. the third on a pair of walks walking three and fanning 10. the fourth frame. No Day for Pitchers cher's single in the bottom of DiBenedetto reached on an- and an attempted double steal A five-run third inning Henry Hudson's "D" loss to the fifth gave Neptune (2-5) other error to open the fifth. with Frank Halper grabbing broke a 2-2 tie with CBA and Point Beach came on a trio of its one-run victory over Ham- Ziegler's double put runners the plate on the front end. gave St. Joseph's of Metuchen errors. ' ilton-West (0-3-1). on second and third and DiNi- The Seraphs had taken a 3-11 its lirst win of the season. Beach's Rick Wilson and Fischer, who needed sev- As Tigers Club Bosox chols cleared the bases with a lead in the top of the third on The Coil's (.2-3) went ahead Charlie Bertolatos singled to enth inning relief help from single. singles by Mark Kenny, Bart in the top of the second when start the third. When Wilson Rich Burrell, delivered after BOSTON (AP) - "It looked Houston 2-1 in 13 innings. starter, 1-2, was relieved after Gerry Donaghue kept the Glowzenski and Mike Sa- losing pitcher Blane Cordes attempted to steal home, the Jack Armstrong singled and like a laugher, but it wasn't," "We'll be all right," said six innings, leading H-3. "I lift- inning alive with a walk and dowski, and Steve Maurer's singled in Larry Huggins and catcher's throw went through went around to third on a sac- Detroit Manager Billy Martin Detroit left fielder Willie Hor- ed him because he had a lot of Lenahan powered a 325-foot two-run triple. Bob Tomaino. Huggins had the third baseman's legs as rifice and throwing error. said of the game against Bos- ton, who hit his first home run right-handed hitters coming homer over the right field They came back with anoth- reached on a fielder's choice, both runners tallied. The Fliers' 10-hit attack was ton. And the Red Sox' Carl of the season in the fourth in- up," Martin said. "I've also fence. er in the fourth on a walk to while Tomaino got on with a Fred Ortley singled in led by Jeff Knickerbocker and Yastrzemski thinks the rest of ning to drive in three runs. seen him faster and sharpy." Ziegler uppedits record to Vinnie Lamano and Kenny's single. Beach's fourth. Vic Suskevich Frank Siciliano who collected the season will be just as fran- "It's a matter of getting The Red Sox kept pecking 3-0 on the mound. Paul Casa- triple. The final two runs The winners came back reached on a third baseman's two safeties each. tic — and end up just as tight. things started. We've got to away at Detroit's lead, with grande took the loss. came in the fifth on a walk, with two in the bottom of the error, and both runners "It'll be a tough race," Yaz work together." Tony Taylor Reggie Smith driving in a pair also homered for Detroit. iiHuiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii titiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii iiiiiiini m u mi mini n miiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiini Box Scores said following the Tiger's 9-7 of runs in the sixth with the victory Monday over the Sox Boston Manager Eddie Kas- first of his two homers. On Page 15 at cozy Fenway Park, the ko, ejected from the game in • • ' J only American League game the third inning when he pro- Tony Perez, Dave Con- of the day. tested a called third strike, cepcion and Johnny Bench Local Boxing Devotees In the two National League said: "We're not that bad. We smacked home runs to lead games, the Cincinnati Reds just can't spot a guy like the Reds over the Padres, edged San Diego 7-B and the Mickey Lolich four runs." while Lee Lacy's two-out tie- Los Angeles Dodgers nipped The Tigers' left-handed breaking single gave the Dod- gers their fourth straight vic- Look Back and Ahead tory. Bench's homer, his third of Red Bank Golfers the year, gave Cincinnati its titMimimmmiiuMiMmimtmiiimiiiH iiiillMlllilluiiillliliiMiMliliiiMlll By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Pete O'Keefe, Duane Jones, winning margin, producing a Register Sports Editor The Chuck Wagon Ron Buck, Charlie Mills, 7-4 lead which the Padres Regardless of whether you Keith Andrews arid Greg Mar- Grab Fifth Match trimmed to one runon Nate like him or not, Muhammad iiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii ciano will trade punches with Colbert's two-out shot in tfte Patsy PeiToni of Hazlet, the representatives of the Ham- Red Bank Regional won its Lester Pierce (M), 40. d. Dove Brown- Ali has kept the sport of box- lands, Ralph Vona. Joe Black- Ing, 45, 3 and 2 ninth off reliever Clay Car- choice of Ring 34 of Mon- ilton PAL, Elizabeth' Recrea- fifth golf match yesterday Fred Browning (RB), <8, d. Milch Llev- ing alive and in the headlines wood, Freddy Caruso, Harold non, 67,-3 and I roll. mouth, Ocean and Middlesex Farcse, Johnny Kochansky, tion, Franklin Boxin Club, with a 3-2 verdict over Ma- Tom Frltsche, (RB), 47. d. Bob Dlskont. throughout the nation and the 52, 4 and 3 Los Angeles starter Don world. Even through a wired Counties". Perroni holds the Jack Marion, Frank Orlando, Kearney PAL and the Ram- nalapan, and Jackson Town- Charlie Sloddard (R3), 49, d. Bill Zullo. town AC, in matches from ship rolled to its eighth vic- 52,3 and 1 Sutton carried a 10 lead and a jaw last week, Ali proclaimed distinction of being only one Ray Rovelli, Andy Stewart - Jackson Twp (3) Long Branch (2) of four heavyweights ever to and Ad Stone, all names that flyweight to heavyweight. tory by nipping Long Branch, Rich Grole ILB), 38, d. Bob Kreps, 40. 3 one-hitter into the eighth fn- that he still must be involved ond 2 ning. But Jim Wynn doubled in the big money-making go the 10-round limit with the will ring a bell among the old- 3-2. Howard Townsend (LB). 40, d. Dave great Joe Louis. Sharkey, the undefeated Kreps, 47. 2 and I and, with two away, shortstop fights — and he may not be time pugilistic enthusiasts. 112-pounder, will meet An- In other action, Rumson- Bill Pollie U), 43, d. Glenn Tucker, 44. Fair Haven Regional (41) 1 up on 10th Russell threw Cesar Cedeno's too far from wrong. Perroni's ring achievements Balbach has his share of tonio Ceron of the Elizabeth Mark Stohlhut IJ). 44d. Mortln Welns- beat Asbury Park, 50; Chris- lein. 47, 3 ond 2 grounder into the Houston du- Locally, two men, Adrian do not end with his con- memories, too. but right now Hec, while Boynton, the Red Jim Boll (J). 47, d Vin Memo. 52, 2 Alex Webster tian Brothers Academy ond I gout and Wynn scored. Bailey of Wanamassa and Bill frontation with Louis, how- he's dedicated to training Banker and two-time GG topped Roselle Catholic, 3-2; •••••Ill IIIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIII IIIMIimillllllllllllllll Balbach of '.tiddletown Town- ever. He posted an out- area hopefuls and firming his champ, will'be making his Neptune bested St. Rose, 3-2; ship, must be credited with standing record during his latest project — a 10-bout first appearance since the na- MS Society it was Toms River South over keeping boxing alive (and long career which spanned show scheduled at St. Man's tional competition in Lowell, Matawan Regional, 3-2, and well) and reviving interest in from 1928 to 1944. Memorial Hall in New Mon- Mass. Boynton is being How They Stand the what used to be regarded moulh on Friday night, April groomed for a five-rounder Will Honor Wall Township blanked Free- Joining Perroni this year, hold Township, 5-1). AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE as the manly art of self-de- 27. Eon Division East Division against Manny Zenquis, W L Pet. GB will be Frankie Blair, former Neptune Gl St. Rose (3) L Pet. fense. And neither needs an Many of the names on the champion of the Pacific Is- Giant Coach Baltimore 6 1 .750 - Pittsburgh 1 .833 Mark Hyer (R) 41, d Tom Joeoer, 4?, 2 world welterweight champion Boston 4 2 .667 I New York 2 .714' All to ply his hobby. card are now familiar to Mon- lands, including Okinowa, ond 1 Detroll 4 4 .500 2 SHREWSBURY - Owen B. Toni Paduono (N) 40, d. Mke White 44, 3 Chlcogo 4 3 5.571 Freddie ••Red" Cochrane, Cleveland 3 5 .375 J Monlreol 3 4 .429 Each man approaches box- mouth County (and state) Guam, Philippines and ond 7 New York 3 5 .375 3 Pearce, chairman of the Mon- Jeft Herron (N) 4), d. Tim Murphy, 45, Philadelphia 3 4 429 Alex Doyle. Joey Ferrando,; fans, including the Middle- Milwaukee 2 4 .333 3 St. Louis I 7 .125 ing differently, but with the Hawaii. mouth-Ocean Counties Chap- 4 and 2 West Division the "Ashtabula Assasin," Er- John Kenny (N) 42, d. Scott Moody. 46, Weil Division town PBA Boxing Club's three KonsosCity 7 2 .778 - Cincinnati 8 3 .727 same vigor. Bailey chooses to Buck will be out for a mea- ter, National Multiple Scle- 2 up Minnesota : 4 .571 nie Rat.ier, Larry Reagan and Kerry Porker (Rl 56, Gary Brown, 55, I Son Francisco , 7 4 636 recognize former ring greats N. J. Golden Gloves cham- California 3 3 .500 JVj Los Angeles 5 *& .455 sure of revenge against Tony rosis Society has announced a up on 10th Texas ; 2 3 .490 3 Joe Kane. pions — Fred Boynton, Jack Rumsen-Falr Haven Rag. (SI Asbury Houston 5 7 41; in the N. J. Boxing Hall of testimonial dinner honoring Chicago 7 .333 3'/j Son Diego 5 7 :4t; Lenza, who was awarded an Pork (0) Oakland 2 5 .22B1 6 4 Posthumous inductees will Sharkey and Dan Werra. They Bill Boyle (P) 39, d. Bryce Fronier, 48, Atlanta , 3 6 333 Fame he founded in 1968. Bal- unpopular decision and the Alex Webster of Sea Girt, Monday's Games Results be Ollie Kirk of Atlantic High- and clubmales Paul Lanzo, 5 ond 4 Detroll 9. Boston 7 bach works with the young state GG middleweight title. coach of the New York Gi- Wilt Lawes (R) 37, d. Ben Comooso, 49. Other clubs not scheduled Cincinnati 7, Son Diego 6 4 and 3 Los Angeles 2. Houston I, 13 Innings people as manager of the Mid- ants. Mike Archobald (R) 43, d. Nell Waror, Today's Gomes Jones, Middletown's 135- 57, 5 and 4 Today's Games Notional League dletown PBA's program. American League pounder, will face either Hugo "A Salute to Alex Webster" Cliff Thompson (R) 42, d. Pete BelronD. In forming the Hall of 57, 4 ond 3 Detroit (Colemon 7-0) ol Boston Vasquez of Parlin or Ralph will be held Wednesday, May Rick Colemon (R) 45, d. Jefl Fllisim- Fame, Bailey sought lo pre- mons, 56. 5 and 4 (McGlothen 00), 1:30 p.m. Castora of Franklin. 'Hi, at the Shadowbrook here. CIA (31 Reselle Catholic 0) California (Wright 02) ot Minnesota Pot Hlgolns 1R). 39, d. Rich O'Connor, (Koal 201, 2:15p.m. serve the sport with a building Joseph R. McMahon of Texas (Bosmon 1-1) at Chlcogo (Fish- Despite their youth, stories er 0-1). 2:15 p.m. suitable to hold the memo- Bob Tho'maier (Rl, 43. d. Jim Pelroglio. Atlanta (Oobson M* and Reed 0-1) ot typical of the sport already Rumson, has been named Milwaukee (Parsons 10) al Cleveland 11I V°.nJ'sc0 'Bryant II and Bradley rabilia from the 185O's to the ITIdrowO-2l.6p.rn. 1-1)111.. 2. 1:30p.m1:30 p . ' ' can be told about the relati- chairman of the dinner and Al Tom O'Garo (CBA), 42, d. Joe Bruno, New York (Kline 1-1) ot Baltimore present. In the Ring 34 club- 44, 2 up. (McNolly 201, 7:30 p.m. Di"iesC:VAo lArlln'!,On l 01), 10-30 0 m vely short careers of each DeRogatis, sports com- Tom Viola (CBA). 46, d. Dove Anilkos. house at 162 Broadway in Oakland (Blue 10) ot Kansas City Houston (Wilson) at Los Anatlei boy, but there's an oddity mentator for NBC, will be 47, I up. (Simpson 1-1), B:30 p.m. (Messersmlth 0-1), II p.m. **•*> Long Branch, thousands of 5. Andy Zapclc (CBA), 44, d. Mark Sten- in iiiiHiiiiiiinmiiiiiimiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini 1 HHIIIIIIIIIII 111111111111111 about Castora. He is managed toastmaster for the evening. son. 47. 3 & 2. photographs tickets, posters, by a nun. Pearce said that proceeds Tems River S (1) Motawon lea. (3) scrapbooks and almost any- Ed Ledford (M). 41, d. Wayne Yelmon. A student at St. Mary's of the evening will benefit the 47, 4ond 3 thing pertaining to boxing in local chapter of the National Greg Woofers (TRS), 45, d. Rell Smilh," High School in South Amboy, 46, 7 ond 1 GET EXTRA CASH the state are displayed. Multiple Sclerosis Society, Mork Gleckroen ITRS). 45. d. Bob Coi. Castora's manager, Sister 41, 3 ond 2 Each year rings throughout Alice of the Sisters of Mercy, which is the only national vol- Pool Sanlry (Ml, 48, d. John Kendrick, the state submit names of 48, I up UOthl. never misses one of his fights untary health agency con- Joe Colberla (TRS), 41. d. Bill Ledford. IN A HURRY! members who are eligible to 51.3 ami 1 and eagerly roots her scrappy ducting programs in national wail Twi (]) Freehold T«» (») LOANS FOR HOME OWNERS be enshrined. This year's in- and international research to Vic Gerson (W), 36, d. Ralph Nelson, lightweight on. 40. 4 and 3 APPROVED OVER THE PHONE duction will take place at the find the cause, prevention, Fronk Bushek tW). 35, d. Tim Klnney. With the involvement of 46. 5 ond 4 annual dinner at Diamond and cure of multiple sclerosis. Brian Roussell (W), 42. d. Mike Minn. Jim's Restaurant on Route 34 guys like Bailey and Balbach, 48, 3 ond 2 onmouth County Investment Corp, involved not to mention Sister The society has allocated Rich Estelle (W). 46, d. Kevin Rock- Pete Stemkowski traded matinee forgot to punch their tecting a teammate, ••The Rangers' loss Sunday for the 78-game regular sea- time cards before they hit the Let's hope the big guy gets was their first on the road in son with a proviso he returns ice. ' back for this series. Hockey five straight playoff contests. to New York for the playoffs? Lucky for Chicago, Tony needs a Keith Magnuson and It began with their winning ••Is Francis saving Gene Esposito went on the clock be- can do very well without the fifth game of the finals Carr for possible shadowing. tween the second and third Wayne Cashman, Mike Wal- last year in Boston and includ- of Yvan Cournoyer? • period and played a great 21) ton and "How much is in it for ed three in Boston this year •Tonight's third game in- minutes of hockey to ensure a me" Derek Sanderson. The and the opener in Chicago. the Garden starts at 9. sloppy win. Tony O, as he is called by the Black Hawk club, was as great as Eddie Giacomin in Wave Decks Buccos; that third period against Bos- ton a week ago Sunday when he earned his first Stanley Cup Playoff shutout. Giacomin this Sunday look- Raiders Edge Jaguars ed like Tony 0 did last Long Branch's track team Regional, 84-47, and Middle- two-mile run — Fred Speors (Ml T» fcOCKY CHAMPIONS — Red Bank surprised champions, left to right, front row, are Bill John- 10:2)4 Thursday when the Rangers handed Red Bank Regional its town Township defeated As- mile reloy — Beckett, Ike, vonBrunt. league champion Christian Brothers Academy by ston, Wayne Novotny, Donald Kelly, goalie Bill Slonnord (Ml T-3:5O took the opener in the best of third-straight loss, 103-2H, as bury Park, 83-48. high ump — Mike Slma (M) H 5-10 sweeping the Colts, 4-3 and 6-0, in the champion- Brinckerhoff, Tony Roubik, Peter Matlack and long jump — Al Johnson (AP) D -tB-ll seven semi-final set. Joe Wright won three events MIcMltfiwn (HI Asbury Pork (til Ijhip playoff finals of the Monmouth County Hock- Joey Clews. Middle row: Bill Noglows, Bart Cher- 100-yor dosh — John Kyle (API T-10.7 shot put — Vlnce Butko (Ml D-M-Svi So goal-tending, like playing and James Blanton grabbed 220-yonJ dash - Kyle IAP) Ills discus — Don vVotson (M) 0-144-1 ?*>y League atjhe Brick Township Ice Palace. Red noff, coach Andy Russo, Mark Peterson, Scott. Pe- 120-hlglt hurdle i — Don 51 mo (M) T-16 I lavelln — Chris Adorns (M) D-141-7 terson, Scott Jamison, Dennis North and Mark other positions, has its better two. ISO-low hurdles - George Neory (AP) pole vault — Larry Pollcostro (Ml O II- •Bank (7-5-4) was the only team to defeat CBA (12- moments and the "1 would T-ll.« 4) during the regular season and the playoffs, tak- Ruddy. Top row: John Clews and Jay DePoty. Keyport, led by Charlie Car- 440-yord run - Gtorgt Becketl (M) I rather not talk about it" peri- ter, and Mike Devino, edged u.» Neptuni (Ml Matawon (47) ing four of the five games between the teams. The 810-yard run — Gory Mitchell (Ml T- IW yard doih — John Chomoerj (N) T. ods also. Jackson Township, 67-84, and 2:02» 10.0 one-mile run — Pete Manning (Ml T. 220-yard dash- Chambers (N) T. 23.3 . iJiacoinin had one of the lat- Neptune eased over Matawan 4:15 12~)-hlg0 h hurdles — Larry Buntlnig(rlf " ) T. U.6 ter Sunday. But tie had been l«r>low hurdles - Bunting (NIT. 21.4 440-yord run — Ed Humphrey (N) T. St. Peter's fast steady Eddie until then, 54.9 UO-yard run - Clark Wolverton («) T. lie will be the one that takes 2:02.a them all the way. Miss Smith's Record one-mile run — Steve McDuffie (N) T. 4:27.1 (new school record old 4:27.1) Sets Back And the last line isn't a pre- two-mile run - Ed Byrd (Ml. T. 10:27.» mile relay — Scon, Jackson, Mlncle, Briefly diction from this corner, I Humphrey INI T. 3:42.0 high lump — Honk Jackson IN) H. S-tO have gone out of that busi- Elevates Falcon Girls long lump - Chambers (N) D. 2011 shot put — Don Leverlck IN) 0. 45-10 Linouth ness. . 100-yord dash — Ann Marie Scott [01 T. discus - John McCrea IM) D. 1344 Monmouth Regional's girls. 12.4 lavelln — Leverlch (N) D. 142-2 WEST LONG BRANCH - That was sad about Black track team won its second 22(Ward dash - Terry Smilh (R) T. 30.0 pole vault - John Slacktl (M) H. loo Speaking i'awk defenseman Keith Mag- 440-yord run - Chrlslle Wlnrow IRI T. St. Peter's College of Jersey straight meet yesterday, beat- 67.4 nuson. "Carrot Top" had his 440-yard relay — Splllman, Miller, Ktyporl (17) Jackson Twp. (44) City handed Monmouth Col- ing Central Regional, 84-31, Wodo, Scotl (01 T. 55.08 100-yard dash — Charlie Carter (K) T. lege its second setback in 11 jaw broken in two places by 860-yard run — Dionne Lazor (0) T. and Ocean Township won its 2:44.9 220-yard dash - Bridge (J) T. 24.0 Hart Lisanti games here yesterday, 5-1. Ranger defenseman Brad first, a 58-56 upset over pre- one-mile run— Lisa Hughes (R) T. 120-hlgh hurdles — Doyle (J) T. IS.» Park's slap shot Sunday. S:57.3 180-low hurdllts — Doyle (J) T. 2I.S The Hawks were limited to viously unbeaten Raritan. As- 880 relay - Miller. Woda, Cllro, linger 440-yard run - Rich Vaughn (K) T. 55 0 ' Magnuson also lost a few (01 T.2:O4 ISO-yard run - Vagell (J) T. 2:04.5 Yanks Buy Hart five hits by winning pitcher bury Park upped its record to jjVhiffp^o^g-ywhih l ^ w one-mile run - Gilmore.(J) T. 4:55.4 Lisanti, Young Cited teeth when he threw himself y pp shot put Sherl Deloshoyos (R) 0 2 two-mile run - Bob Holihcock (K) T. NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Yan- Bob Fetshmann. Fetshmann discus — Krlstle Clelka (Rl D. 75-IOVj 10:27.9 L.INCROFT — Brookdale Community Col- struck out eight Hawks and in front of the puck in the 2-1 with a 72-42 win over Wall iavelln — Carolyn Dangler (O) D. t7-6 mile reloy — Burlew, Poling, VechlOr kees bought veteran Jim Ray Hart from the long lump — Carol Oe Vlrglllo IR) D. Voughn (Kl T. 3:51.2 lege's Tony Lisanti of Long Branch and Mer- walked three. style of Bob Plagcr of St. Township. IS-li'/i high lump - Harold Bell IK) H. SI San Francisco Giants yesterday for a cash long ump Carter (K) D. 1B-5'/4 cer County College's Jerome Young of Marl-- Louis. Yvonne Smith led Mon-^tcTiey Relay - Lyon, simmon, can- sum not disclosed. They said they planned to Monmouth's only run came mouth Regional with a new "•"• Robinson(o)T2:os.3 shol put - MlkeDtvIno (K> D. 4410 boro.havc been named to the first team All- in the fifth inning. Tony Cer- Black Hawk teammate Cliff discus — Devino (K) D. I34-4V. use the 31-year-old infielder as a designated Garden State Athletic Conference basketball school record in the long jump lovelln — King (K) D. 146-10 minaro walked and stole sec- Koroll, who remembers Keith Aibufy pork Wo|| Twp Dole vault — Rivera IJ) D. 12-0 hitter. (16-2^4) and alSO led Oil the lOft-vorOd d hdhurdlel s — JJeo n HHammond (W) team, by the loop's 14 coaches. ond and came in on a single from their early playing days, "VVe needed some right-handed hitting 440 relay team which set a Iwlyord dosh —. POI Andr*de T. Long Branch (101) Red Bonk (III Lisanti, the 6-6 former Long Branch High by Ramon Iglesias. is quoted as saying his long- 100-yard dosh — James Blonton (L) T strengtl and believe Hart will fill the bill," a new SChOOl mark Of 53 Sec- ^ _ | Ferguson (AP) 10.5 School standout, sparked Brookdale's 20-4 sea- St. Peter's broke the tie lime friend was one of the ard dosh Debb e 220-yard dash — Blanton (L) T. 23.4 .Yankee spokesman said. "We don't plan to use son with is 27 points and nine rebounds a onds. She capped her day with -J440-yar. "•d» run — Mary Burne (W) T. 1:12 120-hlgh hurdles - Joe Wright IL) T. with a three-run seventh smallest players back when 440-yard relay — McGIII, Sclorappo, .him at a particular position." a win in the 100-yard dash. ISO-law hurdles - Wright (L) T. 11.0 game. frame. Ihe two were playing pee wee Fergunson, Foreman (AP) T. 1:04 440-yord run - Rich Harris (L) T. 55.6 Hart has been troubled with shoulder and Young, a 6-8 freshman out of Marlboro Menmoum *•«. (M) Ctntral R«f- (3D MO-yord run - Annese Powell (AP) T. WO-yard run — Rich Crump (L) T. 2:04 Carmine Boniello reached hockey in Canada. 100-vard hurdles — Robin Mills (C) T. 2:465 one-mile run — Wayne Pierce (L) T. ' knee problems for the last few years. How- High School, used, his awesome defensive abili- 17.4 one-mile run — Mary Owens (AP) T, 4:437 ever, playing 120 games with Phoenix last year on an error and moved to sec- "We called him Lips," Ko- 100-yard dosh — Yvonne Smith IM) T. 6:U two-mile run - Mark Weldon (L) T. ty and rebounding prowess to help Mercer's 11.8 oy Collins, S 10:51 ond on a sacrifice. Gary Vi- roll said. Why? "Because of 220-yard dash — Lii Gleason (M) T. 27.7 drede (API T. 2:04.5 mile reloy — Ourant. Wheeler. Harris he hit 18 home runs and batted in 77 runs, reg- team gain a national championship. He aver- 440-yard run — Kathleen Gleason D. 143-7*. Boniello. Two singles followed day, I've never seen anyone Medley Relay — Richardson, Scales, pole vault — Tom Lehmonn (L) 0.10 .304. He has 157 homers as a Giant, tying him 6:26.2 Butler, Milllnti (AP) T. 2:14.7 Jones gained honorable mention. by Frank Colford and John try so hard." 840 relay — K- Glecnon. L. Taylor. D. with Johnny Mize for sixth place with the club Cogon. I. Grandlngton, (M> T. 1:57.4 Viola for two more runs. "This is a very fast game high iump — Donna Cogon (M) H. 4-1 in that department. Lakers 9-5 Favorites shot put — Kothy Fiorei (M> — D. 35- v 1 Tony Aquila was the losing with lots of contact," says • He has batted three times as a pinch-hitter LOS ANGELES (A! ) - Defending cham- discus — Pam Boyd (C) D. 90-3 I Can He off ford To Qive Uer\ Hawk hurler. He worked six Magnuson. "This makes for lovelln - Flores (Ml D. 120 11 this season, going hitless but being credited 3 pion Los Angeles is a 9-5 favorite over the and a third innings and gave explosive tempers. But there long jump - Y. Smith IM) D, 16-J i with a run batted in. Golden State Warriors in the bestof-7 Western new school record up four runs on nine hits. His has to be some control. No Medley Reloy — D. Cogon, L. Taylor, • The Yankees said they were not ready to K. 5mlth, M. "When I have a man down too-yard hurdles — Judy O'Donnell (0) from the roster to make a place for the new- However, the Warriors are confident they ab r ob T. 11.2 ! DIAMOND I Johnson cf I D I'CrmlnroH 1 on the ice, I never punch him • comer. can score another upset. Vitale cf 5 2 3ilolslas2t> 0 Clersklc S 1 2!Cuslckc 3 0 once he stops responding," "We beat the best defensive team in basket- Colford Ib 5 0 2! Kaufman lb 4 0 Vlolorf 4 0 ILovacIf 4 0 the redhead continued. "At CBA Roars I \ "eHever He Thought" / Magnuson Out ball and we've got a good chance to go all the Soronnoss 5 0 0 Pratt cl 3 0 Fetshman p 4 0 I' Rmandeli rl 3 0 this point, you've already told ';.'•' NKW YORK (AP) - The Chicago Black way." declared veteran Jeff Mullins of the TurleyJb 4 0 1 i Bouton ph 1 0 him that he's making a mis- Boniello 3b 4 I 0' Pugllse 3b 4 0 In Tennis •. Hawks, seeking to regain the coveted home ice Warriors after Golden State erased Milwaukee AcfUltap 2 0 take messing around with you .advantage in their National Hockey League 4-2 in their opening series. I Gold p I 0 or your teammates." Perennial Shore tennis pow- Stanley Cup series against New York, mil face Tolols 40 S III Totals 29 I 5 er Christian Brothers Aca- O's Weaver Arrested St. Peter's OM 100 301 -S Magnuson plays the game the Rangers tonight at Madison Square Gar- Monmouth 000 010 WO —I to the hilt, whether digging demy continued its complete 'den.. .without defenseman Keith Magnuson. BALTIMORE (AP) - Maryland Slate Po- Doubles—Vitale 13) domination of its foes this The hard-hitting Magnuson will sit out lice arrested Baltimore Oriole Manager Earl spring yesterday by defeating game three in the best-of seven semifinal Weaver yesterday on charges of drunken driv- Red Bank Regional, 5-1). REEDS 'series with a broken jaw, suffered in Sunday's ing, malicious destruction of property and for School Box Scores The unbeaten Colts wielded £4 Black Hawk.1)' victory at Chicago, which failure to drive within a single lane. Point leach (4) Henry Hudson (t) Ctntral KM. (f) Admiral F (0) the whitewash brush for the ob r h: ab r h hj * 1 5 DAY squared the series at 11. Bill Clark, state police public information Brtolts ss 3 1 11 Tango cf 2 0 0 Timonev cl 4 1 OiScheipess 2 seventh consecutive lime and Smerskl p 2 0 OlMertierss 3 0 I Adams ib / 2 11 Dalder 3b 3 0 ••'"' Magnuson's jaw was broken in two places officer, said the 42-year-old American League Spiegel c 3 0 1| Pace 3D 3 0 0 Dllchksss 4 2 2jRaentM lb 3 0 have yet to lose a set. Red Orileyrf 3 1 I Hngrckr It 2 0 0 Alello Ib 4 2 21 Kenny p 2 0 and several teeth were jarred loose when he baseball club manager was spotted weaving 3 Bank slipped to 1-4 on the sea- Sskevchlb 3 I Oivaughnlb ° < Drmwrht ct J 0 11 Dunn cf 3 0 SPECIAL tlove and blocked a slapshot by the Rangers' from lane to lane on the Baltimore Beltway in Walsh 2b 2 0 Ol Ramsey c 3 0 I Slpletn rl 01 Browne 3 0 son. Pnypckr2b I 0 0|Nelsen2b 3 0 0 GrDwskl rt 0; Cassldy If 2 0 Brad Park during the second period. the early hours yesterday morning. Strncuscl 3 0 OlNobbsp I 0 0 Wllkc 11 Garcia 2b 0 Wilson II 3 I I Clinch pr 0 0 0 Aucjstrwc 0, Munson pti In yesterday's only other Magnuson's jaw has been wired and he Weaver, a Perry Hall resident, was accom- Rfrchrdt3b 3 0 O^Horrisnrf 2 0 0 Hardle 3b I i Cona rf schoolboy action, Toms River Vosto en too Kuster 3b 0: Fisher rl Nugent p 0' Ensile rf will be fitted with a birdcage protective mask. panied by his wife. When he was pulled over 0 South (4-2) shut out Neptune, Tues. Totals It 4 41 Totals 33 0 3 Gabriel pph 01 But he is not expected to be back in action un- by a stale trooper, he kicked the police car's Point Beach 001 200 0 —4 Harris p 5-0. Henry Hudson.... 00O 000 0 — 0 •.til next Sunday, when the teams return to Chi- right front door and right front fender, causing Totols 31 9 >i Totals Southern (ll CBA (S) Rtd Bank R«d. (0) thru cago for game five about $50 damage. Timl Rivir n. (4) Central Reg too 003 0 -V SINGLES ob 1 h' ob r h Admiral F 000 00O 0-0 11111111111111111 iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii inn inn""' iiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimmiMiiiiiiin mini Deloy rt SO 0 Wedding 3b Doubles — Drumwrlghl 1. Brian Smith (CBA) d. Rich Natelson, Jillsonp 3 2 0' Nil) c 3 0 64. 6 0 Smith c 4 I 2' Slocum cf 4 0 CIA (4) SI. Jtuph'i (M) [101 Sat. Mott p Ib 4 1 1 Wyndro 2b 2 1 2. Rich FiMslmmons (CBA) d. Ratph Asoy3b 3 I 0: Wllbcrt B 3 0 (Maura 2b 1 0 I! Bacic cl 4 0 1 ClomDrone, 6-2. 6-1 Hawks Pelt DPsqulc ss 4 0 2r Jonson p I 0 RcMolell I 0 1; Salomne II 4 0 0 3. Tom Cumlnj (CBA) d. Neol Eiiemon. Freehold Entries Grofolalf 3 t 0: Fldolgo lb 3 I Kaiser 3b 1 I;Tyler ss 2 J t 6-0. 6-0 ONLY MOSCOlO Cf 4 0 3:Wellsrf 3 I Melody H> 2 I tjLauber Jb 10O DOUBLES Grant 2b 2 0 0! Thein ss 3 0 Tallett IB 4 0 I! Pnirllo 2b 1. Wayne Rutsell and Peter Borrus 0- Russell If 3 0 0: Busco rt 4 | (CBA) d. Mike Schwartz ond Pete Leh- Peacocks, 8-1 Little ph I 0 McWeeny c man. 8-2 Tomorrow Hayes ss 2 Oplelalb 2 3 Tolols 33 6 9 Totals 2V 4 Hugglnsrf 1i Poutmnn c 4 1 2. Jim Jlminoro and Ed Carroll (CBA) ljHoggrlyp d. Georpe Randolph ond Jerry Ron- ' WEST LONG BRANCH - Southern.. 100 021 2 Tomalno cf 3 0 111 —PACE IM 14M Grand BoeSun (Laudiert) T.R. North 202 000 0 Cordes p dolph. I 5 Monmouth College's unde- Duke Reward ILange) 3 1 Podroic Peorse (Appel) ...ID I Doubles—Smith. Molt, AAoscola Tomi River S. (1) Neptune (0) Judy K Abbe (Whltel 7 2 Ml — PACE IM MOO Connlly ph SINGLES feated tennis team rolled up Bennett p 0 0 081! Busy Bee Cnrls (Beede) 4 I H J Adlos (McGovern).... 31 1. Sieve Lauria (TRS) d. Chuck Mon- Masked Painter ID Flllon) 4 1 its fourth straight victory Chendon (Kelly) 4 1 Totals ; steau, 6-0. 6-0 Ceyuncn (Kamm). 4 I 1° 4 10 Tolols Chevy Ridge Lod (Y Flllonl 41 Yesterday's CBA. 020 100 1-4 2. Poul Heller (TRS) d. Pol Hockwith. here yesterday, downing St. Knight Gentry [White) 11 Boom (D Flllon) 5 1 St. Joseph's.. 02S 210 x- 10 el. 6-0 Peter's of Jersey City. H-l. Unbelievable (No Boy) 6 I Keeneland (Romano) 5 1 Doubles — HoggtItrti y 3. Peter Dull ITRS) d. Lorry Saver, 60, Chltl Plnchtr [No Boy) 10 I True Blue N (No Bay) 6 1 Results Triples — Melody Bar Senator IBurris) 12 1 Sandown (LeCoustl 8 1 Home Runs — Hugglns DOUBLES Miss New Deon (Soplenia) 15 I lit- PACE IM Purse 1400 Tl:ol 4 I. Al Monforlt ond Vic Ruin (TRS) d. The Hawk netmen took all Chevy Ridge Brew (Stafford) ...101 Mory Morltne (Andolpho) 5,40 3.40 Mater Oil (1) Shore Reg. (I) 2nd - PACE IM 1400 Armbro Jimmy (LoChonce) Bruce Frailer and Rich Behn, 8 ? six singles matches and two of ...121 3.00 ab r 7- Pot McGuire and Mike WUGarry Miss Clever Deal (Lohmeyer) 31 TIM — TKOT IM 1400 Kenny ss 4 1 ) woolleyrt (TRS) d. Tony Long ond Dove Merrek, Just Annie [McGovern) 7-2 Gun Toler lOrslta) 5 1 ThorleyH lOlin) 3.20 2.80 the three doubles. Tom Burst, Drexel Murray (Sairpa) 4.60 Glwinki II 3 I I Bell Ib Alton Avlatrlx (No Boy] 4-1 Sherlock (Musclo) ... 31 Devaney 3b 3 I 1 Emley ct 'Tom Berger and Tom Sav- Imp Bormln (Anderson) 51 Mountain Pride N (D Flliont 41 lnd - PACE IM Purse 1400 T1:OI Sdonsklrf 2 2 2 Larrowlf Sporklong Sarah (Huebsch) 4-1 Symphony Lassie [Bulk) 4-1 Becky Jane IBeedel J 40 3 00 2 60 Vndrhloc rf 1 0 0 Pelronec arese all turned in wins in sin- Sondy L Bar (D FHIOn) fl-l Kosh Heed (Kelly) 6 I Jwolemon Missy (Tele) 540 3 10 Mover Ib 4 0 1 Beoellp Miss DiOriulo gles and doubles. Merrydeil Oamsel (King) 12 I Street Fair (Inokoi) |.| Miss A Clay (Cormoney) 6.10 Krelobumcll 0 0 BonieloJb Erlno T (Lubosco) 201 Shenandooh Comet (Lane) M McDonld cl 1 0 0 Helper Ib Dally D«UBI« >-l 14.10 Lomond 2b 2 I 0 Bradley ss Ird — TROT IM 1190 Andy Flight (Morone)". ....121 Pettlt 2» II Lifts Lionelles St. Peters suffered its sec- Coolmont Coper (Pocial 2-1 Apollo Hill (Richardson) ...12 I Exactol.JIMO O'Goclon ph Keystone Wager (Dunnlgon) 7-2 torn — PACE IM 1100 3rd - PACi IM Purse 1400 T-1:W Kasingerc 3 0 0 Middletown Township's Pat ond loss in six outings. Sir Messenger (No Boy) 5-1 21 Mobdo Winnie ISklnner).57001240 4.60 W|oV|owSklv c 0 Sioceys Count (Butler) 3 0 DiOdato won a softball game Regal Leta (Brockl 41 Best One Yet (Myers) 411 Nome lAbbatieljol 6»0 3.40 Eckertp Monmoutn col. (II SI. Ptler f. II) Stonegote Mlnlle (Lohmeyer] 2.40 SINGLES Regal Chanct (Poulln) 4-1 Beau frost N (English! 4-1 Totals 2» 4 7 Tolols 22 1 2 for the Lions in more ways Susie Boot IRalnbone) 4-1 LorrJ Avon A (No Boy) 41 Exacta It lll.n Mater Dei 003 130 0 -6 I. BOD Rothmon (M). d. John Hinder- Victory Connie (Tele) 1-1 LeolaMiss (Vllellll 5-1 4th -PACE IM Pum 1300 TMI4 Shore 001 000 D —I than one yesterday. The Mid- DenlseWorlhy IMorrls) 15-1 GameAnnD (Brown) ••) Medic Pride IMcKenno). 1240 410 3 40 Triples—Kenny, Mover dletown lass pitched her 5f firlon Voiighon [Ml d. Jeff Zak.t-i. «• Hobo Lou (Brultomesso)..-. 15-1 Golden Flora (Myers) I-I Coleen IRothbone) 340 2.«9 SI. Jtlm V (10) Mailman Rtg. (I) 4th —PACE IM I?W> Ken Keen [Morris) 12-1 Mont Chief (Quarlorolo) 2.60 team to its third win in three 1. Tom Burst [Ml d. Tom Lelrd, 6-3, 6-1. Sprlnfllleld Smith (Coord) 5-2 Nic Kid (Scarpa) 12-1 Magnilicent 4. MM! Korbo (M) d. Dennis Kierbo, »• E>acto42 3r.M Buble ss 3 I 2'Mortimss 3 0 games to beat Toms Diver Makers Mark INo Boy) II Peggy Rainbow (Bocclo) 151 Foster 2b I l'Flynn3b 3 I Brilliant 2 carat diamond I, to, Smooke Stand ID Flllonl 4 1 Jlh - PACE IM Purse UN T-1:M 8erg«r (Ml d. Ted Popolewsky, llth - PACE IM 1100 Adios Frost IMcCandless)6 20 400 3.40 DiBndtlo lb 4 2 0 Oeltl c 3 0 North, 12-7. and belled two 5. Tom Ricks Dream ICronk] 51 Tardy Dal (Doncerl 21 KHey ct 4 0 OCsgrndB lb 4 0 V. carat diamond in classic nt. 64, Sir Ardrl (Kelly) 61 Andrew Scott N (Lohmeyerl 3 1 First Hundred (English) S.00 5.20 Zleglerp 4 1 1 Staler It 2 0 homers and a triple. 4 prong setting 4; TomSovarese (Ml a. Ed Oe Flight Adonon INorwoyl 4.20 DNIchls 3b engagement ring ••I. Ralph Melody (King) e-l Orexel Jet ILuchento) 4-1 4 I 7 McClune rt I 00 DOUBLES Jack Frost A (D Flllon) el Annabel Dares (Thomos)i A I Exacto1-3 4l.lt Danaghc c 3 I 0 Ingram ct J 0 In another game, Brick Slopes Babe (O'Aleslo) II Lenohon rf 1 I l'DeVino2b 3 0 I, Tom Bursl and Berger (Ml d. Ander- vais Manor (No Boy) e 1 Itn - PACE IM Purse 1100 T1:M Marnllolf Township edged Haritan, 5-3. son and Zok, 4-4, hi. i-l. Mighty Trim (Bonoccl) 101 J RS Sonny (No Boy) • I Ouao Clever Won (Duller) 5 20 3 *0 3 I 0 CsgrndP p 2 0 t. Klerbo and Lierd ISP] d Smith ana 'Clablll ph I 0 Leon S Sam (Moron) 201 Mark HIM (George) 10 I 2.2D • Mend" p I 0 Miss DiOdato's two homers h Slh — PACE IM 2100 Anne Forbes N (Boltogllo) 12-1 French Wench (OAlesiol 5 40 2.10 'Powers p I 0 •J. Sav'or««?and Petrlllo (M) d. Popo- Toby Honover (LaChance) 5-2 both came with one teammate lewsky ond Crowlord. 4-1. 4 6, 4 0. Clemmll Chimes (Lone) 15-1 Hot Rod Lito (Gerrogamo) 2.40 ' Lloyd ph Oaring Dennl* (Bonoccl) 41 Klpple Boy (Thompson) .. 15-1 Eiactol 1 ]).}« Noiet ph aboard. Shi' also scored four Flying Home N (Tulino) 5-1 itn - PACE IM Punt Itoo T-i:M Amber Bloie (Lane) SI Odnoh Peok (Solcrno) 700 300 3 00 Total! II 10 I Tolols 29 I 4 runs herself, and walked once. Tomahawk Gals Balorbo (DuMont) 5 1 Benson (Williams) 300 3 30 St. Jonn 005 05O 0- 10 A pair of homeruns in the Honorbee Uutll 6 1 Selections Ranlom J J (Morono) j.|0 Motowan 000 100 0—1 R v (Vllellll «.| Doubles — OINtcnols, Buble. Ziegler, third inning gave Brick Town- Torport Monster (Moron) 8-1 EliCU 17 17.» Sloler yen Season TreosureGIrl N ILeCause) M 1—Busy lie cum. Masked Painter, Ith—PACE IMPursi 1100 Tl:«)l Home Runs— Lenohon ship its win over Haritan. Audles Ooy (Bavosl Jr) 12-1 Oufct Reword Helios Globe (Lohmeyer) 460 300 120 Open a LINCROFT - Janie Ham- till — PACE IM 1)90 J—Mill Clevtr D»ol, Alttn Avlotrtx, A C Olomond (Corlone) 5(0 4 10 Hamllltn-W (I) Neptune (4) With the score tied. Kim Sporkllni Siroh Silk Ensign (McGovtrnl loO ab r h- ab r h Reeds charge iner won low gross and Tel Orblter N (LoChance) I-S Brown It 3 t I Knkrofcr c! 4 I De Young connected with a Pollier (D Flllon) }1 J-Coolm>nl Copir, sir Messenger, C>acMI-rM.» Itn —TROT IM Purse 1400 T-2:U I Ooton 2b 2 0 0 Scllona ss account ; Peckworth took low net as the Gamecock Louise iLohmeyer) 40 KeylUne Wof ir Gorillosi 4 0 I Vitale Ib mate on base, and Joanne 4—Makirl Mark, Sprlngfltld SmitlV, Speed Mile (ealhbone).... 4.00 300 2 40 -Tomahawk Golf Club opened L B King (D Flllon) 5-1 Georron c 3 0 0 cvCoonr If Cusanclli followed with a solo All major Randy M (Huebscti) ••! Minify Trim Stole Roldw (Kelly) 320 2 20 Gimclolb 3 I 1 Homm Ja ', its ladles season here yes- B 0 Direci IV Flllonl 61 S-Pljlnl Herat N, Trtasuri Girl N. Chief Counsel (Enalish) S2D Oolci ct 3 I I JAmstrg rl homer. credit cards B Oonno (No Boy) l-l Metiorbve I>ecteU>I.K o 0 0 RAmslrg c -terday. Tricm Idol iTetel 20 I 4-Ornller N, Gomecick Louise. II D IDttl - PACE IM Pont I4M T-1:M,4 0 1 Evan,* Claudia Keegan had three honored winning Irish (Bovotl Jr) 201 Direct Bernlce Star (Baker) 7.40 2.0O 2 40 Spetorf I 0 Fischer p •'•. Barbara Kranzi and Vel No- Soundtrack N (Hoepfnerl 20-1 7—Dreiel Holt. Rum Oold, To§ Me Mtgbty Andrea (Cant) J.(a J4H rMwormp 1 Burrtllp hits and scored two runs for JEWELERS | 7th — PACE IM 11M I—CIMvy Rl«e Lod, Ctitn Den, Him Star Mercury (Olin) 4 33 MundrpK 0 lan were runnersup in low Oreiel Blaie (Lohmeyer) 3 1 »—Mountain Pride N, Shtrleck. Gun To- (>ICMM».M UtcMrph 0 Haritan. which is now n-:i. Hue thnniomls Since /9.'(5 % ler Illh - PACE IM PWII I4H Tl:»i 3 j gross, while Lcvinia tlintle- TopMelBuller) M Tateto » 5 I Totals 24 4 Debbie Muller was the losing Ruin Gold (Anderson) 3-1 It— lull Frt>l N. SlRlyl Ceunt, Btsl J OuintOm (Cormier) 4.20 260 2 40 Hamilton w. . 003 110 0 — pitcher. 608 Cimkmun Are., Isbun l\trk I ' man was second in law net. Ron Ree (Kelly), e-l Ont Vtl Speedy Seau lOrsilo) 3 20 J 40 Neptune Ill 110 > - (>O linmtl Stn-el, K-r, llnnk f vtrgtls Boy (ThDmasI 6 1 ll-An«rew Scitl N, Tardy Dot. Anna- Mulli Chiel (Ferronlo) J.lj Doubles — Glonnoclo, .Knlcfcerbockei Janet Bennel was the win- '•• Virginia Klynn had low Yolos Pride 10 Filioni «-l k«l Dares IlKte H 14 41 O'CtnMr lllii\lrntion\ rnlnwnl lit ylnni ilrlnil iputts. rredY5 Lil Sis (Poulin) II Slit HI — Coolmonl Coper (Irdl Afltndorne 4.1SI — Honoie 44],»)S Triples — Smith ner for the Dragons, now 2-1, 1C lie Dally Register, Red Bank - MiddJetowD, N.J. 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RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL - Pietro (nee Patricia Barry), RedBuk Apt. 59^ Keyport Gardens, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Keyport, daughter, April 15. child world Heather (nee Janice Hanvey), Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stone Skytop Gardens, Bldg. 28, (nee Barbara Sterling), 305 Parlin, daughter, April 13., East End Ave., Belford, son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitale April 15. (nee Jeanne Brindle). 78 Mill- Mr. and Mrs. William Hod- er St., Highlands, son, April gkiss (nee Patricia Nelson), 13. 30 Euclid Ave., Keansburg, Mr. and Mrs. Colin A. daughter, April 15. out in Style Mclnnes (nee Jilda Massey), Mr, and Mrs. Jonnie Melillo 130 Seeley Ave, Keansburg, (nee Judith Carpulis), 153 son, April 13. Plainfield Ave., Plainfield, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Scherer son, April 15. Step,ON EASTER SUNDAY (nee Madeline Weinstein), 80 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kra- Cresci Blvd., Hazlet, daugh- mer (nee Sharon Hatfield), ter, April 13. Box 316, Rt. 516, Matawan, Collier Mr. and M rs. yuentin daughter, April 15. Blomquist (nee Mary E. Deluxe Stroller Ford), P.O. Box 305. Keans- MONMOUTH MEDICAL burg, son, April 14. Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stod- Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson (nee Maryann Gelhaus), 50 3487 dard (nee Gail Sari), 6 Craig Place, Middletown, son, April Waverly Place, Red Bank, Contoured rail padding, otters 14. daughter, April 12. added comfort and safety. Luxuri- ous styling plus Chrome gear with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph" E. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Helms floating shackle action. Two wheel McKeel (nee Carmella Per- (nee Karen Schmalzigan), Pil- foot brakes. Four position back. no), RD 1, Box 164, Rt. 79, grim's Pathway/Ocean Large wheels. Chrome foot rest. Morganville, son, April 14. Grove, son, April 14. Quality construction throughout Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel by craftsman. Reese (nee Mary Ann Chi- Brown (nee Augustine nappi), 47 Oxford Lane, Mata- Wright), 412i/2 Fourth St., As- wan, daughter, April 14. bury Park, daughter, April 14. Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walzer Reezes (nee Kathleen Ore- (nee Eileen Schwartz), 187-A gan), 28D Cottonwood Lane, Stoney Hill Road, Eatontown, Old Bridge, daughter, April daughter, April 14. Regllltr stall Prlolo 14. BENINCASA TESTIMONIAL - Retired Red Bank Postmaster Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ber- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Benincasa, right, admires a gift he received at a testimonial dinner last ardo (nee Elizabeth Neptune Saturday at Red Bank Elks Lodge. Dinner was sponsored by postmasters Wyant), Apt. 43A Greengrove and supervisors of area post offices. Looking on are, left to right, Mrs. Gardens, Keyport, son, April Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Webb Benincasa, Red Bank Postmaster John Dickinson, and Eatontown Post- 14. (nee Susan Roberts), 3 Broad master Thomas Price, dinner chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Delia St., Freehold, son, April 11.

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But ter 25 years of service without sacrificing pension benefits. An- Jane Cordo needs a lawyer. being considered, but that it The man who was ordered Legal Services people are pes- would be an "emasculated' other bill would grant the same privilege to teachers. And the simistic about the court deci- third bill would permit state employes to be paid at retirement by Congress, no less, to pay program. her rent, her utilities and her sion having any effect on Bar Association (or one half a day's pay for each day of unused sick leave ac- them. crued during their service. telephone bills is behind in his Two Asbury Park lawyers. payments. 'Howie the Horse' Richard B Ansell and Alexari; The teachers retirement bill would cost the state $10 mil- "The only reason I have lion in the 1974-75 fiscal year The state employes retirement Jane Cordo is a lawyer and der D Lehrer of the firm of the executive director of payroll money left is that I Anschelewitz, Barr, Answell bill would cost $2 million, and sick leave bill would cost $1.5 saved it during other months million. Ocean-Monmouth Legal Ser- and Bonello, see the Mon- vices, Inc; The man she'd like on other things," Miss Cordo mouth Bar Association and its to sue for non-support is How- said. "I have telephoned Legal Aid facility as having a Kawaida Opponents Rapped ard Phillips, acting director of 'Howie the Horse' (Phillips) moral obligation to take up and his 'Wreckling Crew," . NEWARK (AP) — The president' of an Afro-American the Office of Economic Op- the case load where Legal portunity. telegraphed them, everything, ' Services leaves off. educational organization in New York said Monday that the but I get no response." North Ward community here is usurping the rights of the Her office is, by congres- "The cases in litigation can blacks and Puerto Ricans who will inhabit Kawaida Towers sional mandate, to receive A White1 House spokesman be tunneled through Legal once it is built. funding at least through June said Friday that no decision Aid. The courts will be terrifi- Speaking as a member of a board of inquiry on the block- 30. The April check is no- has been reached on whether cally congested," Mr Ansell ing of construction of the controversial apartment complex, where in sight. She can meet or not to appeal on the Wash- predicted, "but these people Preston Wilcox said, however, that North Ward residents op- payroll for the legal staff, but ington court order. have to be taken care of We posed to the project have "the backing of the police and there's no money for other ne- all have an obligation, not cessities. State." In March, The Register re- only to the clients of Legal Wilcox was one of the four members of a board of inquiry The Battles ported in detail on the situ- Services, but to the courts." chaired by Irv Joyner, chairman of the Law and Justice Com- In Washington, D.C., there's ation at both the Toms River Counselor Lehrer favors an mittee of the National Black Assembly, which co-sponsored a battle brewing over the na- and Asbury Park offices of expansion of Legal Aid and the meeting with the Black Congressional Caucus. tion's antipoverty program Ocean-Monmouth Legal Ser- perhaps setting up several that lines up forces from fed- vices, Inc. Miss Cordo esti- eral court benches, congres- mated Friday that the num- storefront centers similar to Batenian Proposal Defeated sional cloakrooms and White ber of cases in litigation in Legal Service facilities. They TRENTON (AP) — The Senate Monday turned back a House inner circles. both offices remains at the would be staffed, under his proposal to provide a new system for filling legislative va- In Monmouth and Ocean approximately 900 that were plan, with volunteers from cancies. Counties, there are battles in legal limbo in March. private practice. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Raymond Bateman, R- brewing between landlords Scheduling court dates is diffi- "Most of the legal profes- Somerset, proposed an amendment to the state Constitution. and tenants, husbands and cult, she said, and the staff is sion recognize the critical To pass the Senate the bill needed 24 votes since it proposed a wives and neighbors with overworked trying to handle need to help the poor and constitutional change. It was turned back by a 19-2 vote. common property lines. as many cases as possible be- many already give a consid- • The Senate gave approval to a bill calling for a con- In Toms River and Asbury fore the lights go out. erable amount of lime to stitutional referendum on whether or not to authorize six- Park, there are people filling people who can't pay." Mr. member juries in civil trials The measure, approved 30-0, was the waiting room corridors at A Problem Lehrer said. sent to the Assembly. Legal Services offices in an Jadge Gray's Comment In Asbury Park, supervising Bateman's vacancy bill would have given the county com- attempt to obtain legal aid be- Wanting to be counted fore the telephone jacks are attorney August J. Landi is mittee of the political party which had held vacant seat the among the legions who will pulled and the doors locked. encouraged because he has right to choose a successor. mourn the passing of Legal managed to get 30 cases on Legal Services Inc., an Services if it dies is George A. the Trenton docket that will agency of the Office of Eco- Gray, presiding judge of the nomic Opportunity, is a con- be handled before the office Meat Scales Crackdown Monmouth County District gressionally-mandated ser- closes. But he sees a problem TRENTON (AP) — Four supermarkets checked by state Court. inspectors during a recent series of surprise visits were found vice for the indigent that op- in the influx of new cases. "I would very much miss to be shortchanging their meat and poultry customers, accord- erates out of 1,900 storefronts "There will be many, many Legal Services," Judge Gray ing to Millicent Fenwick, director of the State Division of Con- across the nation. people who are going to have said. "I have found them of sumer Affairs. Last Wednesday, Federal trouble getting legal help. These matters affect their tremendous help. When I have Mrs. Fenwick refused to name the supermarkets but said Judge William B. Jones of the needed a lawyer in court, they daily lives so much and they were located in Newark, East Orange, New Brunswick U.S. District Court for the are there. 1 have needed them they're so used to being and Bound Brook. District of Columbia ordered on projects where people in- Customers were shortchanged because the scales used to Howard Phillips, acting direc- stepped all over. It's a crime. volved could not, did not know weigh meat and poultry were inaccurate, Mrs. Fenwick said. tor of the OEO, to halt his ter- how to stand up for them- minations of agency pro- "The survival of Legal Ser- Under State law, scales must be accurate to within one-half of vices depends on President selves. 1 will miss them very one per cent. grams, the judge terming much." Phillips' actions "illegal." Nixon listening to the people Mrs. Fenwick, who accompanied the inspectors during the who want to save it, a major- supermarket visits, said the shortweights were attributable to Bidget Message "We can't expect help," ity of the American Bar Asso- Miss Cordo concluded bit- "carelessness' on the part of the owners and did not represent In his major budget mes- •.•glttir Staff Photo Dv Don Lordl ciation, for example," Mr. a malicious attempt to gyp customers. sage Jan. 29, President Nixon QUO VADIS? — The question of where people will go for legal aid when terly, "from a government Landi continued. "Without the that has cut off funds for edu- Nevertheless, Mrs.. Fenwick said the responsibility for called for the end of some Ocean-Monmouth Legal Services, Inc. closes its doors for lack of funds President changing his mind, maintaining accurate scales lies with the supermarket owners, OEO programs and the trans- has yet to be answered, Legal Services officials say. The federal court or- cable children and their spe- chances of Legal Services sur- cial needs, when money is tak- fer of the rest to other agen- der last week ordering OEO offices to fund its agencies may be a paper ti- viving are very slim. Con- cies. On the same day, Nixon ger, OEO staff lawyers worry. The people pictured here are waiting for en from cancer research and Challenge Camden Witnesses gress can't get up two-thirds when day care facilities -..re appointee Phillips ordered all legal advice in Asbury Park. majority to override any of CAMDEN (AP) - Amid legal arguments, the trial of the regional OEO offices to termi- closed down. If the White his vetoes, apparently." House cuts off help to the Camden 28 continued Monday with the testimony of three de- nate programs and use all re- more money. 1975, but it appears as though including the situation at lame, the halt and the blind, fense witnesses. . maining funds to phase out Congressional action has, in the money will not continue In discussing the possibility Ocean-Monmouth County Le- where do we stand a The conflict arose over the legitimacy of the three wit- operations. The deadline is fact, extended the OEO fund- through fiscal 1973 (June 30). that Legal Services may rise gal Services offices, Phillips' from the ashes of OEO as an chance?" nesses: a Vietnamese woman, a Vietnam veteran, and-a pro- June 30, but in many cases, office just isn't sending any ing mandate through fiscal The Washington court deci- fessor of psychology at Yale. U.S. Dist. Court Judge Clarkson niiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiii Fisher allowed the testimony for\the limited purpose of show- ing the defendants' position. THEDAILY "I can think of no domestic program the U.S. is not in- volved in," said Le Anh Tu, the 24-year-old Vietnamese wom- Mental Health Parley Told Red Bank - Middletown, N.J. Tuesday, AprU 17,1973 17 an. Le Anh Tu, who is an expert on the Thieu government, niiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiitiiiiimiiiiiiiimniniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiirnmiriiiiiiinii stated "The U.S. pays directly or indirectly, 80 or 90 per cent of the Saigon budget, which I think is more than the federal : government pays to any state." To Zero In on Social Ills Red Bank Acts Two Convicted in Drug Case By DORIS KULMAN "We have got to abandon our present methods," he NEWARK, N.J, (AP) - A federal jury returned guilty said, "If we don't, you'll guar- MARLBORO — Society is verdicts Monday against two defendants in a drug conspiracy antee your own job another 10 the patient, Dr. Henry Yaker, case involving more than $15(1,000, U.S. Atty. Herbert J. Stern years, but so what'.'" On 3-Month announced. director of psychology at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- Dr. David Reskof, director The verdicts were brought against Joshua Moore, '28, of of mental health services at New York City and Angel Perez, 27, of Bogota, Columbia, tal, told a mental health con- ference here yesterday. Riverview Hospital, Red Bank South America. demurred. They were found guilty of conspiracy to possess, with the He exhorted mental health Rent Freeze It isn't true that mental intention to distribute, 11 pounds of cocaine with a street value professionals to attack the so- RED BANK - Borough rium proposal. cietal roots of mental illness health professionals recognize Council last night introduced A public hearing on an ordi- in excess of $150,000. The cocaine was found hidden in some and treat only the classical ill- 'luggage at Newark Airport on April 30,1972. Stern said. instead of just treating its an ordinance establishing a nance prohibiting the dis- nesses in the classical ways, charge of water onto borough The defendants were also found guilty o! possession of co- casualties. Otherwise, you're three-month rent moratorium he said. streets will be conducted at caine. Five other persons also were arrested in the case. Four just wasting your time, he ad- effective April 30. And, while voicing belief in the council's regular meeting of the five pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with the in- monished them. A public hearing on the or- the need for modification of on May 7. tent to distribute the cocaine during the 2%-week trial before Dr. Yaker disclaimed what dinance will be held at a spe- he described as three widely society to better serve human cial meeting April 30 at 8:30 The council massed a resolu- Federal Judge Frederick Lacey. The fifth person jumped bail needs, he emphasized that so- and is being sought. accepted myths: that there is p.m. tion to prov» 100 per cent a magic solution to mental ill- cial institutions have been de- The ordinance would prohi- health benefiTsto borough em- ness and highly-trained pro- signed to help man train and bit rent increases for three ployes' families effective July Senate Approves Budget fessionals alone possess it, control his destructive pas- months from the date it is 1. TRENTON (AP) - The New Jersey Senate approved in that there is a clear dis- sions. passed. It stipulates landlords Lee Clothiers Inc., of 3D Wil- perfunctory fashion Monday the Cahill Administration's $2.39 tinction between mental "And while I agree that must maintain the same ser- liam St., Newark, was billion state budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. health and mental illness and many professionals are hiding vice, maintenance, equipment awarded a contract to provide The appropriations bill now goes to the Assembly for con- that we know what the dis- behind their degrees and we and furnishings standards ten- police uniforms at a cost of sideration. tinction is, and that the indi- should be rid of them, we ants now receive. J3.775. need the education, and ex- The spending program, the largest in the state's history, vidual is more important than Three 18-year-old men will iperience of professionals in Motels, hotels, buildings in passed by a vote of 35-0 in the upper house after one of the the social order from which join their fathers as members the field," Dr. Reskof said, "I which up to one third of the briefest debates in memory on a state budget. he comes. of.the borough fire com- think the best way for the pro- occupied floor space is com- Sen. James M. Turner. R-Gloucester, chairman of the Age Old Malady mercial and housing units of panies. Council approved fessional to be a catalyst for membership applications of Legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee, said the budget In every era tensions be- change is by educating the four units or less will be ex- was "good and reasonable." tween man his society have empt from the rent morato- Jay T. Carhart of 200 Mechan- community. And it is true that ic St., Independent Engine Sen. Joseph P. Merlino, D-Mercer, attacked the program evoked anxieties which were we should be treating the so- rium. because he said it didn't provide enough funds for social wel- reflected in specific mental New housing units in which Co., Bnen E. Moss of 183 Hud- cial order. But individuals do son Ave., Navesink Hook and fare programs such as day care centers. disturbances, Dr. Yaker said, suffer, and do need treatment, the initial rent has not been But Merlino said the only responsible course was to vote "depression is the hallmark of Htjlltlr Stott Photo determined are also excluded Ladder Co., and Alex J. Mar- PANELIST - Dr. Henry Yaker, director of psy- and do benefit from treat- tinez of 133 K. Bergen Place, for the bill, despite his reservations. our society" and is a response ment." from the ordinance require- Merlino and Turner were the only Senators who remarked to the dehumanization chology at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospiial, was ments. Liberty Hose Co. brought on by rapid urbaniza- among the panelists at yesterday's mental health The conference was spon- on the budget, and between them the comments lasted less conference at the hospital. According to the ordinance, than 20 minutes. tion and automation, he said. sored by the Monmouth Coun- the moratorium is being un- Alarm Sticks Depression, acknowledged ty Mental Health Association, dertaken in light of recent ac- Court Backs Condemnation to be anger directed inward sisted, "The more casualties And, since "all of us arc in- Marlboro Hospital, the N.J. tion by landlords following the In River Plaza you treat, the more you'll Congress of Parents and NEWARK (AP) - A federal judge said Monday that a toward oneself, expresses it- volved" in adjusting to '.J. Tuesday, April 17, 1*7J Can Surprise Yourself With Your Handy aoor was camou- oyster white, and sunny floor which had first been For contrast, and an ec- several sufecsti«» ^ Pass A young couple from Ar- the funds for an addition. convert the two-car garage" 8"™«e door was camou lington Heights, Illinois, fa hl by ibrightly striped yellow. 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In fact, Fairfax used "Vaseline Intensive Care" Lotion after shaving (he doesn't like beards),, OE 17.6 cu. ri. for comfort and skin-saving FRIEZER «lb. FRSEKR— lubrication: NO DEFROSTING EVER, TOP TO IOTT0MI COLONIAL and Jet-Frtelal Cubes! Add Aulomalic icemaker, 5. Remember the safety optional, tl txtra cost. EARLY AMERICAN factor. Never leave power tools plugged in, especially if your household has small | INTERIOR DECORATING! children. Don't leave bits of splintery wood about -• or small chunks that a small GE RANGE WITH P7» TOTAL CLEAN™ SERVICE child or family pet could try SELF-CLEANING OVEN SYSTEM—Ovtn cluni ittlll. inner door, inner window, surface unit pansl to swallow. Cover any sharp Easy-clean. 1-plececooktop! Our ilrntralors ;nv i> Ihr Karly metal when you're not work- Automatic Ovtn Timer Anirriraii or (otitniul ultMns|»lici »• isli In ing on it. And, of course, arliii'M* iti \mir lioinr. All thr cluinn ;u uarmlli of < don't leave sharp tools tins |H*rioil*>f'iiriii t!iiii^>tail !H* ItnuifJi ilil i*illt in- around. lm'Miii*i antl roiulnrktlili' p*mi| > llittl "ill cttin- plcnit'iil uiiir mode ol living. d I or iumnil MI- 6. Don't forget to have fun - t ing it in itic riiii'it |iiMr. I'hriry nr upliuNirrril Itirni- that's the real point of it all. lurc from llir n| EASY TERMS wth Appnvri cmiii aiillifiilM' rt'itrodiiclioiis ;nnl »ur i\t( llriil Mock ol' SMALL TOWN STUDY lumps a nil ;irn's-nriev ran lriiu»fiHin j our lumu* l<* WASHINGTON (AP) - The thr IIUMMI ynti IICMIV. * Department of Housing and Ur- ban Development will finance a study to learn haw communi- 46 MONMOUTH ST. cations techniques can be used Custotn Collected Early American to improve the economy and and Colonial Furniture equality of life in small towns. EATONTOWN Fairfield University in Con- HIGHWAY 35 542-4131 necticut will conduct the re- search in a 10-town area in the CORNELIUS northeastern part of the state, Ri.;UColl* Neck, N.J. HUD said. HARMONY RD. ft ROUTE 35 The study will evaluate the. Open Daily 10 lo 5 - Friday 'til 9 impact of telecommunications on future land-use pttlems. The Daily Register, Bed Bank - MkMletown, NJ. Tuesday, April 17,1973 1* Roof Adds Appeal, Especially IfYbuVe Creativm -If you are tired of living can be the focal point of bossing,double or triple about the subject, plans gles are an investment in coloration of white roofs by phalt shingles designed to staining and to keep a whif|, in a house that looks like all your house decor. laminating, or other means carefully and picks a relia- long-lasting protection for using fungus-resistant as- retard discoloration and roof looking white longef^ tr (lie others on the bjock, it Time was when all roofs of providing the roof with ble contractor who has been the home. might be a good time to con- looked pretty much alike: deeper, more rugged text- recommended by people he sider ways to improve and Today there is a wide vari- ture. The "new breed" of knows. Homeowners in hot, bu- individualize it. ety of quality asphalt shin- asphalt shingles will give A good contractor follows mid areas will be happy to SPRING CLEANING STARTS One way to do this is with gles to choose from. The. any house a facelifting. sound construction tech- learn there is also help a new roof. Although the newest thing in roofing is The trend to "3-D" shin- niques. He knows when cut- available for a problem pe- roof is the largest exterior the introduction of three- gles is reflected in the grow- ting corners will lead to culiar to their climate. In WITH RUG CLEANING expanse of a house, all toodimensional or textured ing popularity of earthtone false economies. For exam- these areas, the growth of 'often it is overlooked as a roofing. These are asphalt colors, such as browns (in- ple, he knows that patching fungi and- algae can cause design highlight. Yet, with shingles that have been aes- cluding* beige and buff) and, a leaky roof to save the cost staining arid discoloration a, little imagination, the roof thetically enhanced by em- olive tones. These colors, of a new one is wasteful and of roofs. All roofs are vul- BRING THEM YOURSELF which contribute to rustic can lead to trouble. Roofs •nerable, but the problem is effect of the new shingles, wear out all over, not just in most noticeable on white AND SPECIAL PRESEASON OFFtRl constitute the fastest-grow- one spot. roofs, which are popular in GOOD ONLY UNTIL APRIL 28th! ing segment of the roofing It's equally important to warm climates because of rainbow. insist on quality materials their heat-reflecting prop- Any remodeling project ties. Now homeowners in SAVE 20% that will wear well and re- General Electric will be most gratifying if quire little maintenance. these areas can avoid the the ownerlearns all he can danger of premature dis- will send you Top-df-th'e-linc asphalt shin- CLAIM A 'LUG-YOUR-RUG" DISCOUNT! 400Q in cash FOR WALL TO WALL CARPETING IN YOUR HOME if you order now! OR OFFICE, THE ULTIMATE ON LOCATION 11 you order on or before April 28th, General Electric CARPET CLEANING! will send you a special, bonus check for $40. as soon as your installation is completed. PPflPCOO ADDITIONAL General Electric STEAM rnUbCuO SERVICES: • CUTTING WAY • BINDING CENTRAL AIR • SERGEING • REPAIRING CONDITIONING, • STORAGE Deluxe 1973 Models You Actually See the Dirt Come Out! •NO SHRINKAGE • NO RESIDUE •NO DISTORTION • NO HARSH SCRUBBING

TEXTURE ON TOP is the design trend today. The new breed of stylish FREE ESTIMATES asphalt shingles offers a natural rustic appearance that complements any architectural style, a factor worth considering when it comes to giving You'll Never Have it Done Any Other Way your house fresh eye appeal. These shingles set a house apart by empha- sizing the importance of the roof as the focal point of exterior decor. for as little as' ^^^f ^^^' ^g LESS GE's $40 |BONUS! Deep-Tone Paints Help LEON'S RUG GLEANING PRICE INCLUDES COMPLETE INSTALLATION 4U YOUR WARM AIR DUCT SYSTEM, plus24,t)00 BTU's 747-2800 cooling power (ARI) Certified Rating: condensing unit and Cail; 15 It. pre-charged tubing; Automatic Heating/Cool- ing Thermostat (based on normal installation using exfst- To Transform a Room 64 WHITE ST. RED BANK ing electrical panel, furnace motor, plenum chamber and ductwork providing it is adequately sized.) If you're looking for a sim- Margaret Hutchison, points Olfer applies fo 1973 Deluxe ' Central Air Condiliooeis TA-R1C Modils. ple way to achieve a new out that fashion leaders are look for your home, paint is using Deep Tones in a numb- FOR FREE HOME an easy and inexpensive; er of ways. SURVEY AND ESTIMATE, answer. "Consider these jewel CALLATONCEI OFFER When you select your col- _tone,s fpr joinplete walls," EXPIRES APRIL 28th I ors keep in'mind that the she suggests.'"Then, create current trend is a return to, the two-tone look with a deep colors, for entire walls white for woodwork or other or for accent. molding. In addition to being Making it easy for you to so fashionable, the deep follow the new trend, a lead- paint hues also soak up any ing paint manufacturer just excessive light and glare in introduced Poly-Flow Deep the room." 000 SINCE 1926 Tones, a choice variety of Miss Hutchison, who re- 354 deep, vibrant paint col- presents Martin Senour ors. These paints are latex- Paints, notes that Deep R«g. '• 29' based, offering exceptional Tone brown or cocoa are be- 89.15 NADLER'S SYCAMORE AVE. RIVER RD. durability and cleanability, coming popular for entire [HOlirwoOD BED) ease of application and fast- walls treated in this way. , 4 0RAHt- C'»I« "III, H.« f SHREWSBURY FAIR HAVEN drying. 4 If you prefer, you may use CHBTS Luxurious 3 piece -mmm 741-6300 747-1030 The paint company's the deep colors for accent. 8S widely-known color stylist, 39 For modern, try a single Sectional H SPANISH BEDROOM SUITf bright accent wall, with oth- with built-in formica $ O A AI er walls and woodwork a sparkling white. .end-tables! ". «" " -/.5I5I % ON AIL For a fresh "country" look, do the woodwork, ceil- APRIL ing beams and dadoes in the Sale AWNINGS deep hues such as deep 1 1 golds, deep coppers, navy Z"*****' ' **-- x AND blue, and select light tones & BOX SPRING SALE or antique white for the PATIO COVERS walls. This approach to col- or is specially effective in nek fnviltcict Living icon., !o(« t( CitU All Awnings and Patio Covers Custom Tailored and installed. providing an informal look *J*I|O«(' -' • • • '' '-'- *•"• Call Today ior Free Estimate for traditional styles, such as Rural English, Country French, or Early American. "BEDDING RIOT" FAMOUS MAKE FASHION'S DOLPHIN Some Tips KING SIZE AWNINGS AFFORD MATTRESS AND B0X SPRINtt PROTECTION If You Plan §^1^PI COW. Ml. IS 379.91 Need No Upkeep. Keep Inieriors Cooler. "ikff , J|||^|^HBH^^^iM Fit Any Window. • m$yFAMOUS MAK'.E To Add On Famous Make - Reg. Size From small windows to large picture windows, from Cape Cod to Ranch style, The Dolphin is undoubt- For any substantial pro- Mattress or Sale 299 MATTRESS AND i Box edly the most popular awning on the market today, ject, make a simple scale BOX SPRING in rigid vinyl or aluminum and in a wide choice of drawing of the area where (0MP.VAl.J03i9.9S decorator colors. the work is to be done. i PIECE WALNUf OR BISQUE 3PIECE PmcCD ACCORDING TO SIZE "One inch equals one FASHION'S R,,;. Jl*.?i BUNK BEDS HI-RISERS LIVING •foot" is a good working \>COMPLETE whfi BEDDING1 0PEN5 TO OUEtM SIZE SETS CLASSIC scale for designing built-in 95 ALL ALUMINUM FASHION'S! furniture, and for details, 99 79' "one-quarter inch equals PATIO NEW one foot" is good for design- COVERS DOLPHIN ing entire rooms and addi- ISIMMONS & AWNINGS tions. swMOf" SmuONi 5WW0NSOELUXE I DRESSER SCREEN KEEP ROOMS COOLER... The sketch should indi- R8CUNERS SOFA BEOS STUDIO CHA,R BE0S| & MIRR0R I _« m0^m n ., ••»••«»Fashion's ventilated Dolphin awnings keeps moms cate the location and dimen- ENCLOSURES"101" m th* hollesl ri>1s- Air conditioning units sions of such things as doors • WITHHICIO STKL COMPOHEHTSoperale nore e"ici«nt|y- Durable all aluminum con- water pipes and fixtures, struction in wide choice of decorator colors and sizes to (it any window. that will necessitate special fittings of the materials to be used. SHORE ALUMINUM Determine thesquare 'C DISCOUNT FURNITURE 747-9077 footage or running footage HWY. 36 WEST KEANSBURG of the.area and divide by 3 27 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK the unit measurement of CALL 787-7878 for FREE ESTIMATE the material to be used. ' 2t T*e Rifly Hegfeter, R«I Bade - MkWktewB, N J Tuesdaj, April 17,1J73 Low-Maintenance MON. thru FRI. 9-9, SAT. 9-5 Products Can Ease Home-Care Chores Low-maintenance building glazing bead that eliminates products are helping home- reputtying. owners move from Hard The windows are manu- Work Highway to Leisure factured in casement, awn- Lane...without calling in a ing, fixed glass and sliding mover. styles, and in gliding patio USYTOINSMU USYTOIIKUli DURABLE SIMULATE Many homeowners are re- doors. The double-hung Woodgroin ort Plywood modeling to improve areas Perma-Shield Narroline EiSYIOINSOUJL SCRUBBABLE THE LOOK OF SCUFF RESISTANT that have been inadequate, features rigid-vinyl cladding VINYL NATURAL PECKY usin wsmu REAL WOOD CYPRESS SHIELD WHITE PECKV CYPRESS and they tend to substitute on exterior surfaces of the ALL4'x8' FROM PEG N' PLANK WHITE -new, easy-care materials wood subframe and a spe- PANELS •WALNUT ONYX GEORGIA PACIFIC • BURNISHED PECAN PEG W PLANK cial factory-applied, four- CHESTNUT for those which have been CAMBRIDGE • WHITE ASH • PECAN WOOD RANCH HOUSE KNOTTY time-consuming and costly step vinyl finish on the sash. • FROST WHITE CEDAR DESERT SAND •EARLY • DUTCH WALNUT DISTRESSED NUTWOOD to maintain. All types are available in a AMERICAN ICE.BERG ELM BARKWOOD wide range of stock sizes to Wothobl* Durable This trend is reflected in R.g, 7.95 the increasing use of pro- ,fit virtually any opening as Vinyl Finish ducts such as prefinished replacement windows or to wall paneling, resilient no- open a new addition to the wax flooring, laminate outdoors. countertops, prefinished sid- . Most of this type windows ing and washable wall cov- HOMEOWNER ADMIRES rigid-vinyl cladding are available glazed with on casement window. The white exterior finish on erings in home remodeling the new Xi (extra insula- sash and frame requires no painting and won't projects. tion) glass, a more efficient rust, pit or corrode. New XI (extra insulating) New, modern windows are welded insulating glass that gloss increases the already high insulating value SHOP AND COMPARE WE FEATURE... getting their share of the contains a special dry gas of Andersen windows . . . especially significant at • ALUMINUM homeowner's attention as a a time when engergy conservation has assumed hermetically sealed in the THE LOWEST SHED AND means of reducing home up- national importance. 3/16-inch space between the • HOT DIPPED keep. A dramatic example panes. It increases the insu- PRICES AROUND GALVANIZED STEEL of the low-maintenance lation value by 20 percent SIZES qualities of modern windows f over conventional welded THE 10x7' - 10x10' - 14 /z'xl0' is the Perma-Shield vinyl- 1 glass, provi' "• the home- 14x12" -7'x5'- 12x10' clad wood window made by owner with er fuel eco- WE WILL NOT BE Andersen Corporation, Bay- nomy and eliminating the CADILLAC port, Minnesota. need for separate storm UNDERSOLD! This type of windows has windows and the periodic of a rigid-vinyl sheathing over chores of hanging, maintain- the preservative-treated ing and storing them. The LAWN wood sash and frame. The use of insulating glass in- white exterior finish re- stead of storm sash also quires no painting and will means there are fewer glass n, MOWERS not rust, pit or corrode. surfaces to wash for every "A favorite of They also have a vinyl window in the house. '" Professional Build in a Vacuum Groundkeepers" SALES & For Easy Cleaning SERVICE If dragging out the. vac- an exterior vent. It requires uum cleaner gets to be more emptying only a few times of a chore each day, why not a year. consider a central vacuum Do you have a patio or • Easy to handle • Turn at any angle 10'xiO'SHED SQCOO system as this spring's basement water problem? • Flexible • Uncomparable maneuverability STARTING AT home improvement project? The great retail chain also • Finger tip controls • All mowers equipped A built-in vacuum is pow- offers a wet pick-up attach- with Briggs & Stratton motors. ered by a high-suction mo- ment tfiat is perfect for spe- tor that's easily installed in cial cleaning problems or the basement, garage or at-home emergencies. CALL FOR A DEMONSTRATION utility room. Small plastic Each year, more families HWY. 36 & UNION AVE. ; pipes connect the motor to are discovering the extra MERRITT AT THE HAZLET UNION BEACH LINE ; outlet valves that are placed benefits of a built-in vacuurfi Half Milt North of I. F. F. i in closets, hallways or other system. In fact, the Com- LAWN MOWER SHOP •' central locations. pany's research shows that JOE KINSEU.A • All the homemaker has to a majority of central vac- SALES and SERVICE • to is plug the system's 25- uum owners install them OPEN DAILY AND SAT. 8-5; > foot lightweight hose into again whenever they move 24 MECHANIC ST. 741-6060 RED BANK Advertise in The Register I the outlet and the motor to a new home. • turns on automatically. Now, with hardly a sound . and no heavy canister to : drag around, she has quiet and almost effortless carpet • cleaning at her fingertips. If the concept of a central vacuum sounds great -- but the installation seems • messy, costly or difficult - i you are making a common utenk UurnLurmture • mistake, say Sears home •improvement specialists. : Actually, installing a built- i in vacuum is an easy do-it- : yourself project for even the : novice home handyman. Or, ; of course, it can be installed ; by a trained workman. . Three outlets accommo- ; date the average home, and i they are as unobtrusive as : an electric wall socket. The : small pipe that connects the : outlets to the central motor : runs down into the basement :or crawl space and is liter- • ally invisible. • Once in place, a central •vacuum offers the most ef- ificient home cleaning sys- •tem available today. With- iout filters or noise control idevices, the vacuum has [maximum cleaning power. JAlso, dust is never recircu- jlated within the home be- cause the power motor has I Glass Blocks j Serve Purpose i In City Areas BE YOUR OWN DECORATOR AND i First floor or basement • windows pose a major pro- CHOOSE A SOFA AND LOVE SEAT i blem for today's city dwell- OR SOFA AND TWO CHAIRS AT ! ers. They often require an inordinate amount of clean- THIS LOW - LOW PRICE... 699. ing and maintenance or are • frequently broken by child- FINE FURNITURE BEGINS ON THE INSIDE, - . .' , ren or vandals. WITH A LIFETIME FLEXSTEEL SPRING GUARANTEE. I Seemingly, the only solu- ; tion to plight of the urban j homeowners is to replace WE OFFER YOU EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE. {pane-glass windows with a FOR FURTHER PROOF, GIVE US A PERSONAL VISIT. : material that lets in lights, [ yet requires only infrequent •cleaning and is virtually i impossible to break. ' That may sound like a tall 135 Monmouih Street, Red Bank 747-2104 Open Mon., Wed., Frl. evenings tU9 I order, — but such a mate- . Parking* Charge facilities •Decorator Service rial does exist. It's called Otcnis Uiirniiurmture glass block. J „' The DaUy Register, Bed BaJik-MJddletowD,NJ. Tuesday, April 17,1»7J 21 Ceramic Tile Is Hit for Kitchens The new decorative look of en appliances or accessories. achieve timeless decorating, shapes have been inspired by with-almost anything color ceramic tile is making it even Other patterns intended for providing the background old Moorish designs, villas in range includes a near white to a more popular as an easy-care use over large 'areas include colors are adaptable. Florence and houses in Nor- bluegrass green, and rich deep surface in the kitchen. herringbone, plaids and even a Heavy-duty tiles, the quarry mandy. The natural quarry go- terra cottas and brown- Whereas one might have hes- houndstooth check which can kind, are used more on floors itated before to use a high- provide similar advantages. as Americans, become world style,, solid-color ceramic tile Some geometries in circles, travelers and'see such rugged all over the kitchen, fearing arcs, stripes or cubes also tiles in European homes. Some DECORATING one's interest in the color would wane, the emphasis in TIME tiles is on timeless go-with-any- thing patterns and textures. Such backgrounds can be used INDOOR & OUTDOOR with strong colors, other pat- terns and shapes as accents. WICKER In an informal built-in break- FURNITURE fast nook, two popular decora- CONVERT A BASEMENT TO TEEN-AGER'S ROOM - This basement tive looks, cane and bamboo, BENTWOOD 95 was finished off with pine wood paneling. Lots of storage space was were combined in tiles to pro- ROCKERS quickly achieved with wrap-around furniture units. They come in various vide a handsome appearance. widths and can be added to fill up any length of wall. For the eldest son, a And both these patterns might nautical style in dark oak finish with brass nail head trim was selected. be used with solid colors. Ban- • HEADBOARDS ALL SIZES , One wall was covered with royal blue adhesive paper to accent the colors quettes and the area below the • CHAIRS • SOFAS in the striped bedspread. «': chairs were done in the cane • CUSHIONS'BASKETS motif, while the wall area • ACCESSORIES'GIFTS above was done in bamboo tile. The bamboo design was also used for the permanent pedes- Try Electric Alternative tal from floor to a table's tile- surfaced top of a plain color. TILED BREAKFAST NOOK — Two popular deco- THEWICKER BASKET The cane or bambefo pattern rative looks are combined here, cane and bam- ROUTE 34 COLTS NECK To Gas Lawn (Tractors boo. The washable, glazed ceramic tiles are easy in gold and white makes it SOUTH OF DELICIOUS ORCHARDS V versatility because compli- compatible with other colors to care for and are used on walls as well as for , Big mowing, big hauling... advantages around homes in TIES. - SAT. 10 ID 5 - SUN. 1 la 5 462-8855 big yard jobs usually mean addition to its inherent quit- cated mechanical hookups one might want to use in kitch- banquettes and pedestal-tiled table. the- big noise of gasoline ness and cleanliness. Fuel aren't necessary. Eight dif-" powered lawn tractors. But supply is as near any ferent mowers, including necessity ruled, and gas grounded home outlet; elec- rotaries, reels and a sickle Has Everything For Your Home lawn tractors were used in tricity allows safety fea- bar are available and all at- .spite of fumes and problems tures that are tough to beat tach or detach in minutes. 'There Is, however, an alter- and switches are used to They, like all attachments, native. turn mowers or other at- just plug into the tractor. So The alternative is a cord- tachments on and off like a does an electrified 30-inch less electric tractor. Elec- light. tiller lo soften up hard core tricity has some powerful Electricity also allows gardens. Other plug-in tools • include a grass trimmer, hedge trimmer, grass shears, drill, chain saw and EMI GARDENING even a DC arc welder. Some of these unique electric trac- tors even have standard RENT electric lifts to eliminate all PROFESSIONALTOOLS AT REASONABLE RATES strain from yard chores. . Special batteries, about HOME IMPROVEMENT three times the power of car batteries and designed for deep discharge recycling, 00 provide the power. Recharg- SAVE$5 "SHOP AND COMPARE" ing only takes about five "YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR PRICE" hours for 85% return, and the charging unit is built-in. COLONIAL CROSS-BUCK Dependability is backed up by a five-year warranty on the large tractors and three years on the smallest one. ALUMINUM DOOR CHAIN SAWS • TILLERS • POWER RAKES One new alternative to SPREADERS • ROLLERS • AERATORS* TRIMMERS gasoline noise, fumes, heat, REG. 74.95 EDCERS * PRUNERS • WOOD CHIPPERS starting problems and high- . . Most Anything You Need! er costs is the seven-tractor lineup of General Electric's Clean Equipment in Tap Working Order!! Elec-Trak tractors. More in- |95 FRIENDLYXOURTEOUS SERVICE formation can be supplied ALL PURPOSE by dealers listed in the Yel- 69 low Pages or by writing HEAVY DUTY THROUGHOUT RENTAL CENTER General Electric Outdoor INSTALLED WHITE ALUMINUM IHNEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD SHREWSBURY Power Equipment Opera- COMBINATION WINDOW (A IP SHOPPING CIHTEK) tion, Schenectady, New HUSKY II 0HN7DMAWM 741-0040 York, 12345. • Black Strap Hinges • Push Button Hirdwaro • Storm Chain D FOR 99 • Automatic Closer INSTALLED 13'EACH • Tempered Glass • 15 Yr. Paint Guarantee • Triple Track • Stabilizer bars* multi-slops NOW • Fully Weatherslripped . • Minimum 6 • Installation S3 each Made by Ihe world's largest \J IS THE manufacturer ol SFftRTAN" TIME swimming pools. POOL POOLS Aluminum Exterior Shutter GETTING UP EARLIER? ROOM DARKENING - NO-LITE v f WINDOW SHADE SCALLOPS FRINGE OR LOOP TRIM 16x39 REG. 16x48.... Reg. 11.75 SALE per pair 9.99 •ON THE EVEN INCH 16x52.... Reg. 12.50 ...SALE per pair 10.99 4.15 23-36" 16x55.... Reg. 13.50 ...SALE per pair 11.99 3 • FREE COTTON PULL 16x59.... Reg. 14.50 ...SALE per pair 11.99 FREE FINANCING Other Sizes Urj To 16x80 On Sale Too Installation NOT Available at Sale Price. ESTIMATES ARRANGED ALUMINUM AWNINGS COMPARING WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS ALUMINUM AND AND VINYL SIDING AND ROOFING WE WILL NEVER BE UNDERSOLD! We use only famous brand fully DOOR HOD C ALUMINUM SHINGLES guaranteed roofing. We have so BUY YOUR POOL FROM LOCAL PROFESSIONALS AND DON'T We have Ihe latest colonial colors available in- many new designs and colors lo In All the Latest Colors and Designs BE MISLED BY GIMMICK PRICES FRdM POOL OUTFITS THAT stalled by our experts, with Ihe latest improved choose from to improve the beauty grounding system, end your painting problems CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE ARE HERE TODAY - AND GONE TOMORROW and add greater value lo your home. Call today and value bl your home. Call today lor a Iree estimate. No obligation. for a free estimate. (TERMS ARRANGED) WE WILL GIVE YOU A BIG 18x34 POOL FOR WHAT DO-ll-YOURSELF WE 5011.-Nylon-Winch scoo YOU WOULD NORMALLY PAY IN-GROUND POOL KITS REGLAZE OFF *J OFF ANY ANY FOR A 16x32 POOL. THAT AND Garden Hose IS 200 SQ. FT. OF ALL SIZES IN STOCK VENETIAN BLIND BATHTUB RESCREEN O98 • Steel • Aluminum SWIMMING AREA FREE EXCAVATION ARRANGED all types of aluminum frame ENCLOSURE windows • Narrow Slat • Cation Tape TILL APRIL 21 6 FOOT-30 Line

• COMPLETE POOL STORE • VISIT OUR DISPLAY OUTDOOR • CHEMICALS • SUPPLIES • ACCESSORIES • FILTERS • REPLACEMENT LINERS Our 47th Year CLOTHES DRYER ADD-ON POOLS 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK 1400 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN 8 OPEN DAILY 8 A.M.-5 P.M. WED. & FRI. EVENING TIL 9 P.M. REG. 14.95 ISO Ft. South of Sears 671-0808 22 u fit Dally Register, ited Bank - Middletewa, N,J. Tuesday, April 17, 1SJ3 Designer Offers Some Tips on Selecting New advances in spinning carpet fashion in more than Mr. McMeekin, who is al- to the carpet's surface; and the carpet, then jets, set in dye technology is being used ahead. is enjoying a tremendous and blending carpet fibers, a decade. This is the opinion so a colorist, believes that they increase the carpet's motion and controlled by a to produce intense, drama- "Carpet engineering is surge in popularity now." new dyeing techniques, and of Ian McMeekin, designer brighter fibers make a more ability to keep its original computer, apply additional tic, and sophisticated color being made to serve the con- Wide popularity, of such a basic change in the fiber for a leading carpet mills. satisfactory base for theappearance longer. dyes in many colors. As effects in a budget-priced sumer as never before," the carpets is one reason why itself are underlying devel- "The textured nylon plush palette of intense, lustrous 3. Fiber blends have be- these dyes are absorbed, a carpet. designer said. "The nylon the consumer can still buy opments that have produced is catching on like gangbust- colors that consumers have come much more sophisti- pattern emerges. In the case Mr. McMeekin sees ac- textured plush is a result of carpet at lower-than-1950- the most important shift in ers," Mr. McMeekin said. come to prefer. cated. Mr. McMeekin habit- of "Off and Running", this ceptance of such carpets this marriage of design and square-yard prices, as Mr. "It's a shorter, more easily "Wool is semi-dull, but ually selects nylon fibers of highly complex and costly growing rapidly in the year science. This kind of carpet McMeekio pointed out. cared for texture than the lustrous," Mr. McMeekin different staple lengths, dif- i Rotary long, loose shag of a couple said. "Silk is bright and lus- ferent deniers, different de- Massage of years ago. It has proved trous. Cotton is dull, without grees of luster and bright- to be durable as well as visu- luster. The visual reaction ness, and often fibers made Shower Head ally exciting. And it's nothat t people want comes by different chemical com- expensive. from silk, or, in the case of panies to be spun into a sin- ' "But without the recent carpet, from nylon." gle yarn. application of some fairly High-luster fibers create He varies the blend ac- sophisticated textile engi- a play of light and shadow cording to the textural ap- ADDA neering, the textured nylon across the face of a carpet, pearance that he wants and plush wouldn't exist as the Mr. McMeekin pointed out. according to the expected great combination of esthe- He cited the three most re- use to which the consumer The Greatest tics and function that it is," cently developed Burlington will ultimately put the ROOM Shower on Earth! the designer said. House Carpets as examples. carpet. Smwiter. Mr. McMeekin, who re-These are nylon in textured 4. There have been dra- Shower with a frienl presents Burlington House plush and twist textures matic changes in dyeing. CHECK OUR LOWER PRICES FIRST! Chromed Brass with Carpets, cited four key im- ranging in price from $7.95 Burlington House immerses ALL TYPES IMPROVEMENTS Mother of Pearl. You'll save plenty if you get a free estimate on your new room addition, or any- provements in the nylon fi- to $12.95 a square yard. The pure white, undyed "Sunny • Only Shower Head with lull, other type improvement, if you call us. We are the county's oldest and largest, routine wittr streams. You got a ber and techniques for spin- three carpets are new in Day", a nylon twist, in a vat lira, tingling mutige. ExhiUta'.ino! home improvement specialists - your guarantee of lowest price and satisfac- • Adjustable from a brisk Impact to • ning and dyeing it that have stores now. of dye liquor, then with- sudsy soft (low. • Super lor shampoos. tioni . Scrubs and rlnsts each hair separately made today's nylon carpet 2. Yarn technology has draws the carpet now dyed . * 10 squeaky clean. • Easily Installed. in a bright, three-color com- Guaranteed. All-Chrome model also superior to the carpets of advanced. Companies of this available, the late 'Sixties. calibre twist and ply nylon bination. The nylon yarns fREE ESTIMATES - 741 -5060 1. The fiber is brighter carpet yarns to give them absorb three different colors NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY JOB • General Improvements and has greater luster. added strength and resili- simultaneously from a sin- • Room Additions gle dye bath. • Attic Rooms MINER SUPPLYCO Measured on a spectropho- ence. Both the twist and the ;• Basement Rooms tometer range in the compa- ply arc set under conditions A second of the firm's new MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. • Bathrooms ny's six-acre carpet re- of high heat and great pres- carpets, "Off and Running", •• Kitchens HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN • Rooting, Siding search center and pilot sure in a giant autoclave, is a product of TAK-dye • Porch Enclosures plant, fibers and fiber which most resembles a technology. In this case, a 741-5060 - 776-6600 South of SIB Krummy Krupp blends in use today test from huge pressure-cooker. Tem- ground color is rolled onto On Wonderful West Front 85% to 72% brighter in peratures inside the auto- terms of pure reflectance. clave of ten approach 400°. Plied yarns serve the con- sumer better in two ways, according to Mr. McMeekin. ^ add textural interest Wall Fashions CLEAN FAINT Change Again Not too many years ago, homeowners were stripping beautiful woods from walls lor the then new painted : ba:kground. Now, wall fash ions like clothing fashions, STOCKADE round out their periodic CLEAN UP FOR SPRING cycle and return again to '.vails panelled with fine FENCE with QUALITY wood. • PAINTS Wood also adapts to a 35 • WALLCOVERINGS wide range of color and fin- • "KNOW HOW" ish effects — from cleariac- 8x4' 13 quer to deep-hued paint as YOUR DO-IT-YOURSELF well as, traditional lacquer 90 PROBLEMS ARE FUN AND GAMES and stain Finishes. 8'x6'. ..18 -COME SEE US- You can achieve a pig- PANELING mented effect with paint, 1 mixed with mineral thinner, brushed liberally on the pan- PAINTS-WALLPAPERS eling, then wiped off im- Ctetiata, MATERIALS mediately with a soft cloth. CEDAR FENCE A residue of color re- mains but does not obscure 17 BROAD ST., RED BANK—741-1306 the texture of the solid 2 RAILS lumber. Over 30 Styles of Paneling in Stock 1POST BLACK WALNUT $9.49 4 » 8 sheet

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For variety, in- graphers. •home forever by decorating of blank wall. Try starting ter pictures among tersperse black-and- The photographer is not with cherished portrait with one arrangement that books ina wall bookcase. white photos or favorite onlyan expert portraitist, he photographs. covers much of the mid- art objects. can also give invaluable tips Professional photos may section of a wall and then al- Bring color to the ar- If you don't have a full about the types of portraits., offer the easiest and least low the grouping to grow up- rangement by placing family collection of portrait that would look best in your expensive way to add per-wards, downwards and out- black-and-white photo- photographs, now is the home. And when it comes sonality and warmth to a wards with additions of graphs in colorful time to start one. Kodak time to choose frames for home, according to portrait. more photographs as they frames. portraitists remind you that the finished photo, he will be experts. Families usually are taken. Direct color portraits a school vacation (particu- ready with expert advice. . have large collections of For photo groupings, con- photos on hand and will have sider the^i decorating tips: more taken in coming years. What they may not realize Make sure that all pho- IN TIME FOR... is that these photos are won- tos are framed and/or PALM SUNDAY derfully flexible decorating mounted in similar assets - usable in any decor. styles. Simple frames fir Large color portraits of are best when several the family together or one pictures are displayed THE WARMTH OF FAMILY PORTRAITS add cozjness to the sofa area. in one arrangement. If Simplicity in framing, recommended by portrait experts, allows a group person alone deserve dra- OUR EASTER FLOWERS HAVE ARRIVED! of family portraits to be easily hung together and then added to later. matic treatment. 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Again, ing,' wood grains, .chrome careful planning, with one and when not in use the en- Kodak experts suggest and stainless steel are allsolution often creating an- tire glass-ceramic cooktop you consider purchasing a popular. And new conveni- other problem. General surface becomes additional special frame that enhances A Good Find "THE LARGEST SELECTION ence appliances run theElectric, however, has re-counterspace. the beauty of the photogra- phy and makes it look as im- OF FLOWERS IN THE AREA" gamut from yogurt makers cently introduced a product A theater group in Tampa, FROM THE GARDEN DEPT. to Chinese woks. which provides the answer No special cookware is portant as it is. 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SOUTH OF THE KRUMMY KRUPP ON WONDERFUL WEST FRONT f 54 miles north of Freehold Circle 24 The Daily Register, Red Bank - Middtetown, N.J. Tuesday, April 17,1)73 Get Help in Replacing Outmoded Built-in nees these now outmoded built- cognized this problem and cation. There are single- The self-cleaning oven provide much larger capa- factor, or all at once. to negotiate since the home- A generation ago the first Either way, home mod- owner is adding to his equity built-in appliances began to ins with the new, more con- has developed built-in re- oven models that fit stand- feature also is available on city, random loading flexi- venient and flexible models placement programs on ard 24-inch and 27-inch cabi- a variety of cabinet and bility and have superior ernization and improvement and the value of his Invest make their appearance in loads are among the easiest ment. the American home. Since that have been introduced ranges and dishwashers for nets, and two double-oven drop-in ranges. washability. Built in waste then, millions of new homes in recent years. its retailers to make it easy models for 27-inch wide cab- For more fun and flexi- disposers in most dishwash- have been sold with built-in The problem is that most for the homemaker who inets. One of the double-oven. bility in surface cooking, a ers gobble up soft food left- wall ovens, cooktops, dish- built-in appliances are avail- wants to modernize and up-models has a self-cleaning popular replacement is Hot- overs like mashed potatoes upper oven and a conven- Hacksaw Handy washers and waste dispos- able primarily through date her kitchen. point's "Four Seasons" so that you never have to tional lower oven, while the ers. builders and kitchen remod- For example, if you're fed cboktop. This 36-inch worry about hand scraping eling specialists and have up with oven-cleaning, the other provides the conven- brushed-chrome model feat- and pre-rinsing. And thousands of house- ience of two self-cleaning To Have Around wives, who were once not previously been carried manufacturer offers four ures four plug in-plug out Many of the new models by retail applieance dealers. built-in wall oven models ovens, plus a Rota-Grill ro- surface units and a barbecue also are heavily sound- Any home handyman knows a crosscut saw may be used on thrilled with their new ap- tisserie which automatically pliances, are now wondering However, at last one man- with the self-cleaning fea- grill with interchangeable shielded to reduce operating that no matter how many power a piece of wood held in place turns and bastes meat in its tools he has in his workshop, with one hand and a knee, while how to go about replacing ufacturer -Hotpoint, has re- ture for replacement appli- Teflon-coated griddle. It lets noise to a whisper, and there own natural juices. you grill steaks indoors there are certain basic hand a hacksaw should be used only are new features like a Sani- tools which must always be on a piece of metal clamped in year-around regardless of Cycle option which automat- kept on1 hand. a vise or otherwise solidly se- Decorative patterned win- the weather outside. ically pre-heats the main cured. Beautify Your Home. dow doors and interior lights There also have been tre- wash and rinse water in the One of these is the hacksaw, which let you view cooking mendous changes in dish- machine to the proper tem- used principally for cutting Hacksaw blades are placed metal. Although in many cases into metal frames, preferably progress are standard on all washers during recent perature for thorough dish- adjustable to take blades of dif- models. it may not be used more than years. Present day models washing. You never have to four or five times a year, it is ferent sizes. The blades are worry about delaying dish- well worth its moderate cost rated by their pitch, a technical washing because of a hot when those occasions arise. word that refers to the number water shortage. of teeth per inch. A blade with a Sanding Important With the broad selection Adeptness in using the ordi- pitch of 18 has 18 teeth per inch. of fully featured replace- nary crosscut saw for wood is For general use, the pitches no guarantee of equal skill in range from 14 to 32. Those with ment built-in s available to- manipulating a hacksaw. For 14 and 18 teeth per inch work In Finishing Work day, homemakers who want one thing, the hacksaw is held best on the heavier metals, to up-date their kitchen can and used horizontally, whereas those with larger pitches are household smoothing chores. Whatever kind of finishing or do so piecemeal, if the cost a crosscut saw is pushed and recommended for tubing and refinishing project you urlder- There are several varieties of pulled at a decided angle. Also, thin metals. take, the sanding portion of it finishing sanders, the most of a major remodeling is a plays an important role in the common of which are the orbit- quality of the result. al, the straight-line and the dual Unless the surface is com-action. With an orbital sander, V pletely smooth before the fin- the pad to which the abrasive ,'f ishing material is applied, the paper is attached moves in tiny, appearance of the completed almost imperceptible ovals. job will suffer. Paint will hide The straight-line sander's pad some minor irregularities, but moves back and forth. The dual 'LIGHTING! even the tiniest scratch will action sander has both of these show up — and sometimes be movements, but not at the same \ magnified — when varnish, lac- time. You switch from one ac- quer, shellac or any clear finish tion to the other by pushing a is used. little lever or making some oth- The portable electric finish- er simple adjustment. ing sander is the tool most widely used when an especially For nearly all purposes, the smooth finish is desired. It isorbital action of a finishing CLEANUP Beveled Gothic Mirrors (insert panels) the power equivalent of the sander is nearly ideal. The Available in: Chinese Red & Gold vein, Sapphire Blue & Silver vein, Em- hand sander, which often is straight-line movement is sometimes preferred for the fi- erald Green & Gold vein, Burnished Gold, Pewter French Antique, Ebony merely a piece of sandpaper over a block of wood or other nal sanding when an exception- PAINT UP Gold Lace. object, but it accomplishes the ally high quality of smoothness Matching mirrored console table available. task quicker and easier. The is desired. The difference be- motorless vibrator sanderhan- tween the two is usually so mi- dles very light-duty jobs; the nor that it can be detected only LIGHT UP belt sander is without a peer for by a practiced eye. With my heavy-duiy work on large, flat own dual action sander, pur- Now, when you're thinking of ways to perk up the house-after surfaces; and the disc sander is chased some years ago, I use excellent for rough sanding and the orbital action for the first j winter's drabness, why not replace a tired light fixture with a removing material. The finish- and second sandings, then bright new one? (Mi ing sander is the big choice of switch to the straight-line the do-it-yourselfer because it movement for the final oper- does such a good job of leveling ation. \ 37 Third Ave. Long Branch / the surfaces of wood furniture 4 light (lush mount. Yellow & as well as taking care of most No matter what kind of sand- orange squares - 16" square. er you use, the selection of the pan with 6" white balls 60 watt proper abrasive paper is impor- each. Also available in chrome tant. Most of us know that the finish or chrome with black rougher the paper, the more material that can be removed; cups. the finer the paper, the smooth- REG. $30.00 7 er the finish. But what a new- what does comer to a power sander may not know is that some types of paper — ordinary flint, for ex- ample — do not stand up too well when used with high-power machines. Aluminum oxide is a Our Price big favorite for power sanders, 24 Petals formed to create Lawn » Doctor but there are many other kinds, these colorful tulip shades. 16" so if the labeled paper wrapped wide x 1 5" high. In green, around the abrasive sheets white, yellow and orange. doesn't specify its uses, ask your dealer for help. Rar. 49.00

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SEEDING: C «-, • T-rj-s t, C I [••-:%. materials to the earlh, yet avoids soil compaction. f'fV'vr-"',"/.."-''-!"' 3*"•^'-'/FS'-SZ Peir-" INSECT CONTROL: Split design to prevent Using an automatic ther- sculling or turf damage. mostat, a heat pump will • Seed • Pc*er fcerit* | '"''I' ''*n _ ^ _ FERTILIZATION: ^jf'g'ff ''"^,'4"" '"' 'S'Jr'Sjl* ij'rj DECORATOR BULB! • ferlilil* 45OQ • pQAfi Fcfi even change automatically 3£Jf Ft*'* • Up'io ?:;Vs cf n-'iDtiVcV 1 j"jj"i!j' t(r"e l|1'3 ifuciri—£i;lusrvi LJ«^ DJCIW jncluct Sprayer Unit • Fcrtiliif 11-2272 '• Afljictn - tfffrrCi-'i ci prefer-* ' n:i(iiti cjpilU'i id ton. • Hermits use of liquid between cooling and heating WEED CONTROL. SEnViCES: chemicals or dampens Cen!«i •[(! cwlrd (y *.r..j »- ] Erjjiejf -redi p»"» *(r»HM(H dtpfhc' 2 "]»tno lilti»| ('(tfucei to maintain the desired com- REG. 1 turf to give dry Complete only •l ^ ;4iIP|.ff( tm(f((fit«t(( ccnlfil !:r i"^i '^! k'l &Jt la Iroit Ihja) • r*m*C Im ttltktfl anO !.'.'»fr tfdl1 • IttNn ty [I'Tc • [>«!!•.*! U lirif-CttMl lo Icllflw lj«rn dtvtlopt11'"1 *«l |H0£'Ml). materials more fort level. P'j'io'iri?;an '."a • fit rmr;|r>t tt»b[rm ctitnl • ftrtitbatlii illimi nil adhesion. 2 for 1.59 The manufacturer offers FOR Hoppers 10-25-40-60 WATT FUMGUS CONTROL: [wi iM teivit) • Bftwnlil trll Hi (hnk Iflittt ' Patenled design lo residential models in capac- Srltrmit *cti(B !t sn l??l ti O.w;' • FicM ipr:- CHlni iiplfmtc iclonl buch ((If fnmfi b»| worn. broadcast up lo seven ities from 18,000-BTUH to CLEAR, FROSTED, WHITE - 2,000 HR. diflerent materials evenly and exactly, evert al varying 60,000-BTUH and commer- 241 tractor speeds. cial models to 240,000- BTUH. The residential mod- els are suitable for average II you want a THE LIGHTING CENTER biaulllul lawn, lei RED BANK-OCEANTWP. Calf Inplimt, sized homes. Weathertron dayormgM. units also can be used in tan- 741-2325 7 dayi • wwk. 79 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, N.J. No obllgilion. dem to heat or cool larger Layvn* Doctor LINCROFT - HOLMDEL HAZLET - MIODLETOWN homes in locales where 946-3339 671-2229 weather is more severe. TEL 741-6400 Tte Dally Register, Red Bank - MkMletown, NJ. Tuesday, April 17, Vfli How to Make e Oriental Bed Modern'Windows Creai Have you dreamed of a dexterity, the average do- A Room for AllSeasor marvelous romantic bed- it-yourselfer can reproduce An enclosed porch or patio of stock wood windows of outdoor views. room fragrant with incense, the canopied bed. can bring a homeowner as ponderosa pine at local lum- • Awning windows jpeit dazzling with the gleam of much fun as all outdoors. ber dealers that are ideal upward and outwar brocaded silks and silently Not even a bedspread is But will you love it in De- for enlarging a room or en- maximum ventilation, full of all the peace and in- required for these elegant cember as you did in May? closing a porch. The com- when it's raining. Often sleeping quarters. They be- ner calm of the finest ori- The idea of a room that bination of. wood sash -- a with fixed sash to c gin with a queen size mat- ental art? Though it seems brings the family closer to natural insulating material picture window with tress, Simmons' new Back like an ancient Chinese em- nature comes to the minds - and insulating glass in fac- lating capacity. Shield Superb. It is covered peror's vision and subse- of most homeowners every tory-weatherstripped win- * Sliding windows in Ming, a design inspired by quent command to the spring. But the big surprise dow units protect the en- horizontally. Provide a a centuries old mandarin p court's interior designer, for homeowners who have ew robe in the Metropolitan closed porch or patio from »V' and slide open the making of the royal bed actually added a glass-en- excessiv e heat loss, drafts {or{ ai> indoor-outdoor feel- ; Museum of Art, done in i idtd is not difficult. With some closed room is that it can be m shades of blue and tur- and condensation. g- I patience, imagination and even more of a delight in quoise. The same fabric • Casement windows • Gliding patio doorsfgive winter, when the ground is available by the yard at swing outward at a 90-de- large viewing areas jjptus covered with snow and when Simmons dealers, is used at gree angle with a turn of a easy access to a deck,, pprch short days and foul weather each corner combined with handle. Used singly or in a or garden area. Today's ' keep people inside their a deep ruby red lining. Ruby series, their uninterrupted wood units include a ROOFING homes. red is repeated on the bed glass area affords welcome glass as a standard feature skirt and headboard. A sim- People avoid that "cooped- ple rectangular canopy is up" feeling when they can trimmed with a crown mold- enjoy the beauty of all sea- A Different Breed j ing and suspended from the sons from the comfort of ceiling by four chains. their homes. But a room Of Home Improvements that promises comfort year- round doesn't come auto- ROLLING PAINT • SHAVERS* RADIOS «HJUR CURLERS & | When using a roller to paint matically. It has to be planned. / DRYERS • BLENDERS • FONDUES • BROILERS | a wall, the first stroke should 1 always be upwards. When The secret to a good all- • CORN POPPERS • IBGNS • MIXERS • HEATERS { painting a ceiling, the first weather outdoor room is a Call for FREE Estimate stroke should be away from the • •TV'S BLACK & WHITE & COLOR • FRY PANS |j ROOFINGS SIDING user. weathertight system of win- ' • GRIDDLES • SUN LAMPS • SHOE POLISHERS I dows that offers good visi- HOWLAND & CO, Splattering when using a bility and light exposure, • ELECTRIC CLOCKS •ELECTRIC CAN OPENERS 1 roller is caused by moving it abundant ventilation and • PHONOGRAPHS • TAPE PLAYERS • ELECTRIC I 250 Shrews Ave Red Bank too fast and spinning it at the end of a stroke. good protection against TOOTH BRUSHES* COFFEE GRINDERS* ETC. ETC. 842-9080 •freezing temperature, wind- MAKE YOUR OWN 'ROYAL BED' - It's not difficult! With some pa- y gusts and annoying con- tience, imagination and dexterity you can reproduce this canopied won- densation. HAROLD'S RADIOS ELECTRONIC SHOP \ der. A queen size mattress is covered in Ming, a design inspired by a cen- There is a wide selection 49 BROAD ST. 741-8111 RED BANK We even make house turies-old mandarin robe. calls to doctors... Portable

UTllrmm IMINO Washers Iwwi llw* Cnt* CmhgfiM CantrM fit IfflWftH Ml 1HO-1I CnltraMCtnhal PawwAtmti Chinch Bva Cwli*l FKNII* Effective LAWN SHEDS \ A fully-automatic portable tumin tux. 00 washing machine which 7'x5'x6' 69 CMnciiiwaCwint £__*'"* rolls on wheels to the sink CrahgnH Curt* for hookup like a mobile 16*10' 99°° 8 PmrMI UnKKIiXkHMI dishwasher and can do a five *$> pound load of mixed fabrics ^ WOOD SHEDlnchidKrlDorKit 8 _f%1/ r_ per in just 35 minutes is the lat- I* *$> s est "wife-saver." 0^1 S'xo'WIDEBVxB'H 14a 2 I/O * The compact single-tub ,& OTHER SHEDS IN STOCK washer is designed for 0 WORRY FREE, COMPLETE ANNUAL PROGRAM homemakers who don't have the space or the built-in 1 *&§&# Few doctors make housecalls today but we slill do! water connections for a ffl&*oBe* In an age ol automation the machine does a better and tester job ROSES standard automatic washer, 4S«,'S? * but we still like the friendly contact with you and your lawn. TWO ROSE 1M 3S- but who prefer the simplici- M We know there are many factors in producing a good lawn. We PLANTS I ^^ 36 S?s* use the.linest seed and fertilizer and then aid in the planting and ty of doing their laundry VtfSt^ ' 4g •aerating and rolling it into the ground. "at home" at the time most &*fi FOR I 48- '«'* Then we come back to check on the progress. We eliminate 2 YEAR OLD PLANTS m° convenient to them. Hot- N WILL BLOOM FinSTYEAB weeds at the propet time and chase the "not so friendly" bugs fo' » -^ .*« away. . point is the manufacturer. "V *'< '-•-.- SO CALL TODAY (or a (ree evaluation and estimate to beautily The roll-around washer is ^l • '% your lawn. only 21 inches wide, 21 inch- es deep and 36 inches high, r* *\ ' '<» and can be stored out of sight when not in use in a W -B3S closet, pantry or handy al- ASK FOR A COPY OF OUR LATEST CIRCULAR cove. Hotpoint also offers a special stack rack for stor- age of the washer and a CALL 747-2183 companion automatic elec- tric dryer in just four square 462-3421- 536-9749 •681-6746 feet of floor space. HOME IMPROVEMENT

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Yes, it's happening! Swimming pools are becoming an integral part of homes 747-5220 in neighborhoods of all economic levels. If you're planning to be a part of HOURS: OPEN SAT. MOW. TUES 7:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. this trend, it's important that you select a pool that will live up to your expectations. WED. - THURS. • FRI. 7:30 AM - 9 P.M. There are many reasons why we believe Buster Crabbe Pools are best for you. Here are a few: • TOTAL CONCEPT DESIGN • POWERFUL FILTRATION SYSTEMS •CHOICE OF 3 WALL SYSTEMS •HYDRO/STAIRS PANELING •SANITIZED LINER • HOLLYWOOD STAIRS •MODULAR FREE FORM SHAPES •RAPID INSTALLATION 4x8 PREFINISHED • CAS/LOK COPING •VINYLCHLOR CHEMICAL SYSTEM ALMOND •AQUA/GENIE SKIMMER/FEEDER • DEALER'S EXPERTISE BROWN STONE '97 SANDSTONE Stop in and see our display or LIME STONE w< call or write lor free literature. A Oper daily9-6 ***** MLIAMSBURG BUSTER BLUE .^ ... . SWIMMINGr-OOLS SADDLE WOOD 97 i CRABBE ENGLISH WALNUT POOLS .' HATTERAS NIQHWAY U, ENCUSHTOWI £!&< ;vJ» 6 mile* west of Freehold f«5 •*] «•rf* # L\ "«K> WORMY CHESTNUT Vui 97 j YES. I WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT BUSTER ' 'Ik »im'•"» CORANADO |CAAB8E POOLS PECAN w i OTHER PANELS IN STOCK Addresr,

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These valuable treasures of our past are often found on these pages. Ga- rage sales, Auctions, liquidations, For Sale; you'll be the better collector if Antiques you use Register Classified Ads 741-6900

., ,.....» ...i ••—^ 310. Http Wonted 310. Htp 110. Autos for Sale Matt or Ftmolt Malt or Ftmolt AUTOMOTIVE CHRYSLER PRpDUCTS 1971 VALIANT - 4-dOor, in outomotic, 110. Autos for Sale .971 DEMONSTRATOR - 2 door, si* sttck. SALESMEN (M/F) 1970 CHRYSLER • 4-door. Oir JEEP SALES AND SERVICE 1969 CHRYSLER ?-door, oir. Twin Bora Motors. Inc. Choose now ond save! Full or Part-time 131 E. Newmon Springs fed. Red Bonk h-~ CALL NO* 74I-0O» Licensed or unlicensed salesmen — not satisfied with "MM FORD TORINO — Automatic. AM* your present earnings? Think you are capable of ne* tlrev Good condition. Mult sell. I/DO RASSAS or belt Oder. Coll alter 5:30 weekdays. PONTIAC earning more than $15,000 yearly? Liberal draw avail- 717 KM. 395 Brood St. 741 5180 Red Sank able. Want to be your own boss? Talk with us imme- Eves, until 9 ttM CAMARO iS 1M -375 tip. Hurst diately. Our business is booming, we're New Jersey s ft-jr-ipeed; lour Craoor mogs. Hooker J973~CA5TLLA'C~^'"FulT"pow*fT AM/FM largest residential real.estate firm and were still 'headers, Posl-reor. Very cleon. Beit ol- 'stereo. One owner W90Q 1er. t;i-iMoor>7i;3M. Call 72S-WM growing. We need good men and women to grow wim l«« PLYMOUTH FURY III — Four-door. l955~CM'6VROLef~— Ready torVreet o us. Well have you licensed, trained, confident ana oir conditioned, power steering, d strip, ju*t rebuilt 11600 invested. ready to make money within weeks. Call Ed Pepsin, broltl HMO, Call Skip, c^l^ ._ 872-0641 THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35, Middletown. 671-1000. l«l JAGUAR XKE 2 «• 3 COUPE*"— WALL LINCOLNMERCUTiY Automatic transmission. Very .low mllr- Shrewsbury Ave. ot Sycamore oge 8AILLY BROS., INC. 1« E. Newmon Shrewsbury. N.J. 110. Auto» for Sale 110. Autos for Sale^ 210. Buslntis Strvlcti 310. Help Wanted Sorinos Rd , Red Bank. 747-05W. IM* BUICK — LeSobre, Air conditioned, l"972 8UICK - Nine passenger esTaTe Male or Female 310. Help Wanted 310. Hllp WanUd 1W ROADRUNNER — Cobpe. 66***Tob DATSUN power jteerlno ond brakes, radio and •vogon. Full power, oir conditioning. Low TORN SCREENS? Male or Female miles. 4-speed transmission, 313 cu WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE heater. Excellent condition. 2912334 mileoae. Excellent condition. 14100. Call Jrlng In your wood or aluminum frames Male or Female AM FM radio. HMO 741-35H. call afler J. 370 Broad St. 264-1373 Kevport 787-2973. lor new screen wire. Free Delivery. DENTAL EXPERIENCED MECHANIC - Full ond PULL OR PART-TIME — Minimum one 1*64 BUICK WILDCAT - Convertible. porl-tlme. Three doy weekends, insufonce year colleoe. General work In riardwore ~ USED CARS - LARGE SELECTION AAA AUTO CREDIT New tires, new top. Very pood condition. Assume poyments on ony ot 100 con In PROWN'S and hospital plan available for the right store. Phone Mr. B, 747-aER owners, Fire ond Aufo. Coll»t-0477. Vovcich, M3O4D0. 3790 Hwy 35, Hotlef. 2&4-01?B 1961 PICKUP Catl Rich. Free Estimates. only need apply. 671-0583. ^_^ WANTED KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 842-8622 LANDSCAPING HELP Porty who needs '00"4> financing. wji\h n< 1«S PONTIAC TEMPEST — Automatic Six-cylinder stick. Special! 1400. FULL TIME ' LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced, for Hwy 36 Eo'ontowi MECHANIC'S one mon firm engaoed trt general prac- monty down, on Q 1W7 BUICK. $991. FOI 542-1000 Power steering, power brakes. Rodio. Ex- UNWANTED FURNITURE PICKED UP Apply Fairway Londscaplng, 741-7255 Quick credit O.K., call OASIS MOTORS ai cellent condition. J49S or best offer. After FREE OF CHARGE HELPER tice. Attractl/e office In Farmlngdale. Sol- KROLL MOTORS, INC. 4 p.m.. 741-5711. CALL ANYTIME, 495-2024 or 495-1076 SPRING IS HERE — And the early Dlrcl ary commensurate with experience. Call (»n wnoo 27» Broadway Lono Branch RASSAS Apply In person will cotch the worm. Feather your nest for Interview 93! 2313. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Rodto. »Uc>. 373-3600 STRAUB BUICK—OPEL PONTIAC LANDbCAHING — Lawn renovation, with extra cash in your spare time. For Dint. Excellent running condition. Must NINE ACRES Of New ond Used Can Brood St. 741-5110 RtdBank lawn sodding, cleanups, pruning ond plot- WERNER'S DODGE information call 540-3723. ONE-PIECE BAND - Must be able to tell, >Mo. S44-93H. 1971~PLYMOUTH FURY III - Two-door Hwy 36 764-4000 Key port Evnjinlil 9 Ing. Also, PATIOS mode to order. Hwy 34, Btltord sing. Fri. and Sot. nights. Also man or while hardtop. Atl power, olr. Many ex- ^foljGErTTcydT GEORGE BORDEN 741-7777 OIT U TCN E T NIT E~ woman for piano or organ on Sundays PLYMOUTHS. 19*7. 1968, 1969 tras^^M277. • 1964 OLDSMOBiLE — Dynamic 18. Trons- SERVICEMAN M/W Steady position. Fringe benefits. from & to 10 p.m. Coll 717-9894. AUTO CREDIT portotion special. S12& or nearest offer. Running condition'' 1125 PAINTERS — Interior -exterior. High Call 741-OilB CORVETTE — !970. 454, four speed* 566-mi REGISTERED NURSE - For nursing Assume payments on ony of 100 cars in 291-941S otter 4:30 p.m. uolily work o1 reasonable rotes. Also To service home appliances for leading :; stock. Credit applications accepted by AM/FM slereo. Leolher. Very cleon. ght carpentry work. Free estimates. 842 PARTTi M f"HE L~P~ -~VVantVT foTnevv home. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Weekends 13850. 791-1414.or 842-2435. '962 FALCON VAN — For parts or whol- a authorized Frlgldolre service firm In local card ond gift shop, i lo 9 p.m. dally. only. Excellent solory and liberal fringe phone. AM makes and models ovalloble 12 or 741 1477. area. Excellent opportunities. Call te Guaranteed credit. For 1 hour service cot conditioning, lope deck. Mony others. Ex- i .er. Coll otter 6 p.m. benefits. For appointment call 391-0600 ALL AMERICAN INC. 671-0364 ODD JOBS — Roollno. siding, painting tween 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., 642-6813. R.S.V.P. GIFTS, CARDS, 'n THINGS. cellent condition. 78MOI8. Shrewsbury Ploia Shopping Center, Rt. Mon. through Fri. • Hwy 35 & Bedle Rd. Hole! IMS'CHEVRbLET- Good" funning condi- oorpentry. Free estimates. """"•""""""syouoo 2M-I771 DISPOSING - 01 Died trucks. 1959 _ Coll B72-I488 OIL BURNER SERVICE TECHNICIAN 35. Shrewsbury, NJ. rvwO~SEAL~ENGiNEEfl — Excellent op- CIRCLE CHEVROLET tion. Asking J?W. Coll of ter 6 p.m. Chevrolet Step Van. 1966 Chevrolet Step Experienced. Steady position. BUS DRIVES. - Part-time, ouorontetd portunlly tor one possessing supervisory 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Automatic, 747-04 55 _____ Von, 19M International Metro. No reason- "sTiTj^TERIOR HCJUSEPAINTING Fringe benefits. Cott 741-0*18. four hours dally ot 13 per hour. Fringe experience. Large non-profit orgoniialion, 325 Mopie Ave. RedBonf For free estimates call 741-4779 between benefits Include futl hospllalljolion. Coll stick, radio, new tires Excellent running .1970 JAGUAR - Coupe ^^TAM/PM" ra- obte otter refused. Star Cleaners & Loun- liber oh fringe benefits. Submit resume ro condition. II17S. Coll MyW dererj, 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES M/W — Apply 872.0900. or apply ot Henry Hudson Re- Box P-B2, Tne Dally Register, Red Bonk. CADILLAC 1971 — EldorodcT^ftOMnv- dio, air conditioning, wire wheels. Low in person between' the hours of 12 and 3, gional School, ) Grand Tour, Highlands. lSrcHRSLE«CRE mlleoge. Beit offer. 842 9347 PAINTING, TAPING — One call does it Monday and Tuesday. Cabaret Cocktail Hiltn matching top and leather, B.JIB 1951 CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK all for wallpapering, toping, texture, WANTED — A few peopTrwho needTo APFR~ENf ICTE"VNCVRAVER — No *«- miles. MAC CADI-OLDS 222-1234. Four-door hordtop. Excellent condition Moke ofter. Lounge, 130 Hwy 35, Ealontown. perlence necessary. Excellent opportu- Air conditioned, full power. Loaded. Ask- 1961 DODGE CHARGER — With 1970, 383 spraying. Free estimates. Coll Harold, make an extra 150 to ITS a week. Well engine. )9,000 miles, good condition. S895. . Coll 767-7119 7fe7-4668.Call.Paul, lV-227i. nity. United Design Co., 55 White Rd., , 1972 MERCEDES BENZ 280 SE ing M7S, Coll 3914701. SALESLADY Afl/W — Experienced. Full work with you for the first month to help Shrewsbury._747-2O07. ^ Oriolnal owner. 787-7)07 offer 5. 1965 JEEP STEP VAN — Good running time. ZAKSON'S, New Shrewsbury Plata get you started. Call K. Smith, 2722654. 1972 BUICK SKYLARK GS — Loaded, oil UPHOLSTERY CLEANING — All kinds. Coll anytime 370-3131 1VM CAMARO - Blue convertible. Six condillon, new point lob. Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Shopping Center, Hwy 35. 542*112. DENTAL'"ASSISTANT — Red Bonk area. conditioning, power steering, power Coll 142-6067 TREE CLIMBER— Experienced inusecf Experience preferred. 4>'j day week. Send brakes AAA/FM radio, mag wheels. 6000 cylinder, stick shift. Cleon condition. So/5. Call 747-0411 after 12 ncor^ chain saw, pruning, topping, etc. Coll 741- THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new and Coll 1/2-1BW. SALESPERSON - Beltone needs two out complete resume to Box J-79. The Doily 'wed cars In Monmoulh County. Over 100 miles Must sell. Car purchased In August 1964 FORD TOW TRUCK — 292 engine. FAIRWAY LANDSCAPING -Ticwns cut, tide salespersons. Must have car. Call 2919. Register, Red Bonk. Six new tires, new battery, new sting. 289 oir-conditioned new tori tn slack. ol W] V135O firm. Snow room condition 1969 OPEt KADETTE — Two-door sedan, fertilizing, seeding, sodding, designing 747-1711 or 774-7988. FLOORWAXER -^Janltorial-Iull or part- McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC., Shrews - beautiful. 739-1V19 or 264-1544. bucket seats, black vinyl Interior, green Middle Rd.. Hoilet. 264-1835. Free estimates. 741-7255. WA1TRESSES~WANTECTMTW - Night ASSISTANT time, days or evenings. shift. Also a CASHIER for morning shift. bury Ave.. New Shrewsbury 741-6200. exterior, new tires, 42,000 miles. Runs like 747-5566 IwTTlfiCOLN CONTINENTAL — Four- new, needs nothing. 1975. Call 495-1506. TO BOARpSECRETARY Apply In person, Rex Diner, 117 W. Front 19M PONTIAC — Firebird convertible. door hardtop. 33,000 miles. AM extras. Local board of education. Associate Arts PERSON WITH CAR - For~estabil3hed St., Red Bonk. Four-speed, 350 engine. Rodio. WOO. Call S40OQ. Call 747-4848. 1949 GRAND PRIX PONTIAC - 37,000 130. Motorcycles degree or equivalent college credit In business admin I sir at ton, warVinp knowl- Sunday paper route In Red Bonk oreo. No PA7R~T-TIME "Telephone solicitors. 7I1-O2IS. _____ 1969 ROADRUNNER — New tires and miles, Air conditioning. S1700. Mus! sell — 1972 HONDA CB 350 — Excellent condi- soliciting or collecting. 747-2143. buying house. 364-144? edge of accounting and account oudltlng From our office. Morning and afternoon 10W PLYMOUTH VIP — Four door Kord- moos Call between 9 am. and 6 p.m. tion. Gold. U50. helmet Included. 56* <5»/ payroll administration and purchasing MECHANIC — Lawn mower~nnd small hours avolioble. Salary plus bonus. Home top. full power, air conditioning Coll af- M2-9M3 iwTvot vo~ po 8OOS~SPORTTCOU P'E ~~ 6-7 p.m. Liberal benefits. Send resume and salary engines. Full time. Musi have tools. Call program a\$a available. Call 544-1334. tff 6 p.m. 671-4110. With four-speed transmission, plus elec- requirements ta Box L-59, The Dally Reg 741-6040 tric overdrive. Extra clean. Dark green, NORTON — 750 Commondo. liter. Red Bonk. RAMBLER CLASSIC 1962 - Good conilT- WANTED 1500 miles. Best otter. NJRSES' AIDE - 7 to 3:30. chiol school in Bayshore area. Send re- Party who needs 100% financing, with no leolher upholstery, 0 ••classic." 12150. 310. Help Wanted tion Four-door. Automatic. Rodio, heater, Call 463-4750. Coll 291-26S4 KITCHEN AIDE — Good working condi Experienced only. King James Nursing sume lo Box P-51, The Dolly Register, pood Itres. Cell A7M69S after 5. ^^ money down, ana 1970 FORD LTO Male or Female Home. 291-3400 Red Bank, N.J. COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON. Air Condi PWJTATLTMATIVWQ — Two door,"350 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE — Lowes lions All benefits included, Full time. Ex 1M3 KARMANN CHIA — $350 Honed, $2295 For quick credit O.K., coll (v. engine, power steering, outomotic, rotes. All occeptable. REDDEN WAITRESS M/W cellent hours. Call Eatontown Con ^1:5 HELP — MOfureperson (or active 1949 WILLYS OVERLAND JEEP -17S0 OASIS MOTORS at (201) 721 MOO. factory off ond stereo. Vinyl top. 26,000 AGENCY, 301 Mople Ave., Red Bonk. 741 CASHIER, REFERENCES valescent Center, 139 Grant Ave., Eaton' local department store. Full or part-time. Coll 7B7-3267___ miles. 11850 tirm. 842-7324 9100. Martini's Diner, Hwy 36, Keansburg town, 543-4700. Some experience necessary. Full time. IV«/ POKSCHE 912 — Five speed. Coll I42-J727 Goidln'i Men Shop, 25 Broad St., Red 1970 "THUNDERBIRD~LANOALr^-~FuMy" Asking (2500. DRIVER — Lumber and building material M c6E 5CHOOL BUS DRIVERS — No ex- Bank, loaded. Climate control, ell power, stt>r*o CoU 741-3135 OT 741-1651 TAL — Gray with black vinyl Ion. 31.000 YAMAHA delivery. Experienced only. AH benefits. perience necessary. Starting salary S2.50 SALESMEN M7W~— For new ond useci- tape deck, console and bucket seats. 542- original miles. S1B95 or best offer. Coll per hour, Apply In person to Mr. Mlchoel Coll Freehold Lumber Co., Inc., 4*2-1440 MUST SELL — Losing license. Vol SALES- PARTS or 364-1640. Ask for Bart. Volkswagens. Salary plus commission. 1116. kiwagen bufl. Complelely r«modlfled. 671-5837 Gormley, Administrative Assistant. Her LAYOUT Monmouth rebuilt engine, less ttion 300 miles. Custom SERVICE let Township Board ol Education, 82 Beih< MAINTENANCE WORKER — Year Hospitoiliotion, paid vocation, plus dem- 196r^VM6ijTH~SATEVu"tE"*^" Stat'on Largest Stock of onstrator. Contact Joe Rem, Ljppln Motor CHRySLERPLVMOUTH point, Creaaer mogs ond much more. wogon. Eigh! cylinder, yellow, full power, ony Rd., Hailet, N.J. ___^_____ round position available. 3 to 10 p.m., sin Hwy W Eotontown S42SSQQ O\er 11800 Invested, vwlll sell for S1400. Yomaho Ports in New Jersey days. Meat appearance, fcppty. Engineer, Cor Co., Hwy 35, SayreWlle. W-hoO. y roalo, air conditioned, exfro snow tires. REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre PERSON BOOKKEEPEEPER — Full ThorgeT'F'uil^oCharge. Full orr Coll 872-0O7. 64,000 miles. Sacrifice. Original owner. Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. FORDS. \W>. 1WLJW J &J! CYCLE SERVICE ferred. Aggressive growino office re- prt-llrne. CalC"OR i~~White", Box A-136, The Daily Register, Red Bank. profit sharing and pension ptan. Send re- cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsmobile-Cadilloc four-door, tult power, air conditioning. miles, six months old. Only 1460. Col essory, Will Iroln. Permanent. All shift! Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bonk. Eacellent condition. Ortginol owner, S750 Monday through Friday otter 5 p.m., Sun SHORTORDER COOK — Experienced, open. sume of Interest, abilities ond experience MURPHY & OAVISON Altar Plastic Molding Corp. lo Box 1-6?, The Dolly Register, Red 7*1-0910. Mercedes-Benz Soles ond Service 7i 2 ] doy anytime. 542-4376^ for pancake house. Apply to Peter Gary's Hwv 9 Pancake House, So. Freehold Shopping 1306 Roller RdT SALES CAREER Bank. SHREWSBURY MOTORS - Freehold 463-5300 h6h2J2J 1972 CB 750 HONDA Center, Rtt 9, Freehold. Ocean Twp. Industrial Pork We have an outstanding opportunity far a . Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury elt64~CADILLAt engine. AskinCg — S300 Clean. . Good llres. qui Excellent condition. Asking 11S9S. 493-33W mature, highly motivated person who has DRIVER"^"stotlon wagon. Permanent L 7*1-8500 1971 TORINO G^T t i Aki S300. Low mlleooe. Excellent condition. Auto- Coll 84?-58eOo Call 49f-2tS6arter 5 p.m. owned a business or served In either soles Work in New York City. Transportation I We Buy Used Volkswogens -58eOor 84?-101Q. furnished, five-day week. Benefits, pen- motlc. 4V5-I2S9 after « p.m. T MECHANIC or administration. Excellent starling sala- E - l9J0"Bu7iaco~l"' 5 ccT AR^Er7fER ry for Mrsi three years plus commissions. sion plon. Rrd Bonk area preferred. Sala- I 1970 VOLVO — 1«J series. Standard shift, )Wf~C "HTR^TTE R NEWPORT — Four- Good condition. WOO Minimum 10 years experience with new starter ond brakes. Eight-frock 1939 PLYMOUTH — With 1971 - 350 door. Good condition. Clean. 1500. AUTOMOTIVE Unlimited earning potential, Management pry open da. Coll collect meveningj s alter J Coll 495-0168 alter 5 p.m. Also experienced carpenter's helper. opportunities. Liberal fringe benefits. Coll _!__ ' * *«**•"!!, i <*"-8S37. tope deck and speakers included. Call 431- Chevrolet engine. 4-speed Muncie trans- Call 739-1136 A Experienced preferred. Apply In person. 1011. mission. Chevy rear, air conditioning, 1963 CHEVROLET KAWA*SAKI~ E"Nb~UR*b~~**~~~T60\BLE 190. Wantttf Automotive stored. Mechonicolly perfect. Cream wilh 200 HWY 35 264-1*00 KEYPORT people Interested m earning o minimum ot chonlcal assembly work. Medical cov- Equol opportunity employer. wide whUewolls. One of the finest Mark 120,000 a year and in turn we offer com- erage, paid vocations and holidays. Apply IX's on the east coost. Asking J3750. 671- pany paid in depth trolnlng program, lib- in person, 8 a.m. lo 4 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. SALESPERSON - Saturday only, for 7 a.m. to ."* p.m. Mon. through Trl. 4707. WANTED eral orawing account, 60% commission, Electronic Measurements Inc., 405 Essex drapery store. Some experience pre- P.u^ 1 o m. lo 12 nooi' Sot. Porty who needs 100% financing, with no 180. Construction participating spec arrangements and Rd., Neptune. ferred. 842-9310. Experience helpful but not required. Will \~~ CASH PAID" MERCEDES~f965^-~22TSE^OuOe. 40.000~ tram. \ money down, on o 1V69 COUGAR. Air con- Equipment more. Plus the opportunity for manage- Air conditioning AM/FM, power steer- ditioned. V695. For quick credit O.K., coll ment throuah a planned program ol ex- 5~ECRETARY~To PUBLIC REFLATIONS SALESLADY M/W - Port-time, bui musl APPLY IN PERSON DEPARTMENT — Ot the Monmoulh be able to work a couple full days each Vtt NEED USED CARS ing, power brakes, steel rodlols, new bat- OAStS MOTORS at' 1701) 721-71O0. 1966 FORD 4500 8ACKH0E pansion. Why not call for a confidential in- ify, shocks, exhaust, brakes. White clas- terview and talk to the company that sells County Association for Retarded Children week. Children's wear shop. Experience sic wilh leather, wood interior. SI2,000 1970* DUST e"R~~— 34o77our-5peeOr~EdTe- AND FRONT EMO LOADER DIESEL Above average sttno and typing required preferred. Apply In person only. Youth WE WILL PAY CALL 747-0473 a house every day. THE KIRWAN CO., MCDONALD'S when new. Best otler over S3.00Q. Private. brock Holley carburetor, traction bars. Realtors, 4 Airport Plaid, Hazlet. 842 35 hour week. SI00 per week. Call 747-4189 Center, 20 Brood St., Red Bonk. 443-6463. _ new tires, clufch, broken ond aUernotor. 4350. WAITRESSES WANTED («WW) — ft:30 TOP PRICES SliOOor best offer 747-4254, ~^t7TN~ROLLER NEED SOMETHING? RESTAURANT 1965~BOMNEVllLT — >Vwer VteerTnV a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Also 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 li you want something special or tu*t **• 9?5HWYJ5 WIDDLETOWN lfl7«"THUNO¥ft"BiR'b~^~BU)r~'«ti'tVbiocK New mofor. $7SO. Can be seer olflB p.m. Must opply In person to HOWARD j TOMS FORD powei brakes, air conditioning ond rodto. Mnyl top. Full power, climate control air Palmer Ave., Middletown. 671-4153. EXCELLENT tro cosh weekly, earn It In your own Best offer. Call between 6-8 p.m., 495-1503. JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, Hwy 35 neighborhood PART-TIME. Bring this od conditioning. AM/FM stereo ExcelleM Middletown. More Classified condition. Must be seen. Call otter 3 p.m. OPPORTUNITY to Room A, Holiday Inn, Rt. 36, Wesl 787-1743. Full-time |ob ovoMoble as Super- FACTORY HELPER — Full time. E Long Branch on Wed., April IB at 7:30 on Next Page 190. Wonted Automotive visor/Administrator tor security firm. Ex- perlence not necessary. Paid holidays and 1 970"V6L"KSWAGON SQUARE~BACT~- perience preferred. S8000 o year to stort, other company benefits. Please appty in 210. Business Services 210. Buslnut Strvlccs CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX Auiomoiic. oir conditioning. AM;FM ra JUNK CARS plus auto or expenses. Coll FIDELITY, person, Rolph Frltdfand & Bros.. Inc., L( 43I-O7O0. cust SI,, Keyport. dio. Excellent. 264-8338 evenings, PICKED UP CHVVR6CET~VEGA "G"T~T972 — Custoni Twinbrook Auto Wrecking CAREER OPPORTUNITY NEED EXTRA MONEY — Start Imme- AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE interior, tinted gloss, AM rodio, four- EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY diately, Build up Hrnings from your own END BATTERY TROUBLE FOREVER RENTALS speed. Excellent condition. $1900. 543-4759. Eatontown 542-2235 REAL ESTATE FIRM - Seeks full lime home ifi your spare time. For oppolntmenl PONTl"AC"G'RXNb~P R1 X 1969~^~AutO- Highest prices paid lor all ustd cars r^ol estate salespeople for our new of- call 870-3737. 110. AuiosFot Sale motic, fodory air, power steering onri OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises fices. Licensed or unlicensed. If unli- o00 Apartments brakes, tin wheel, new tires, new exhaust el oil times. censed, we will train ond prepare through HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT - Add VX6 (Cadmium Phosphate) led. Trucks And TraJe'5 our special school. Unlimited potential. Three moles, Ihree females needed, 7 to 3 S 1 b'C Houses For P*vi: system. 38,MO miles, Asking 11965. 542 TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE 30 Motorcycles 38?9 or business, 9239400 5U-610O SIS,000-120,000 first year, possible man- shift and 3 to 11 shift. Own transportation 6?0 Rfntdls To Sf.re agement in near future. Draw available BATTERY ADDITIVE 2.98 140. Auro Service Pans Apply to Red Bonk Convalescent Center CADI LLAC '~"l963~COLrpe~Dev7riV~ A if GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — Call Palace Realty Associates, 988-4400 or 100 Chopin Ave., Red Bank. 630 tV-n'c Renid's AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH ibO Au!os Hem,'Lease : conditioning Pretty good shope. 1300. De 2M-S300. AsK for Mr. Steorn. UNOLEUM TJTE MECH P35. SiJ-nnipr RerM s MOTORS, INC., Hwy JS, Eolontown. 542- PHILLIPS 66... Eatontown 160. Aula Insurance Lono, 26 Autumn La , Middletown, 671 ?i\4 train. Call evenings 7 to 9 640 Fu:n;*;hed Rooms HAVE FUN — And eorn J3.40 on nour ser- 364-7709 1 70. Aulo Fmanc-ng vicing Fuller Brush customers near home. P!:0 Nu'r.na Hordes TOYOTA COROLLA SPRINTER WANIfcD CHUCK'S BARBER SHOP... Red Bank 170 cu. In slant six for IVM Dodge van Coll 264-3622 or 583-1033. CARPET MECHANIC TRAINEE 6?0 Commerc.ai Ro^'.' Good condition 1850 Call S42-8677. Ask for Rich. Good opportunity to learn trade. CMfl28 NEEDED — Wale singers, altos, lenors, Call 2M35W f0 B\i;iongs. Gaiflg CHUCK'S CITGO... Rt. 66. Neptune BUICK ELECTRA"— 1969 Dosses. ContactMr. Smith ot 5t. George's 680 Wanted To Ren: Church, B414SU. Affer 4 p.m., 342-9469. NURSE'S AIDE - 7 o.m. to 3:30 p.m E»cellent condilion IU50. Emery Manor, Matawon SHREWSBURY VOLKSWAGEN Coll 563 4521 BUSINESS TRAINEES— Retail, hard ana sui. 566-6400 REAL ESTATE goods. Up to $9100. Experience 0 must1 1970 NOVA SUPER SPORT - V*. four -DIRECTORY LIGHT ASSEMBLY AND MACHINE _ FOR SALE soeed. custom point |oo, mog wheels, ex Call Angle Sharp, 747-1121. Snelllng and FIRESTONE TIRE... Fair Haven Snelllng, 54 Brood St., Red Bark. WORK — Apply Crown -Engineering cellent condition Call 2M-7327. Corp.. Locust St., Keyport. 2*4 3084. or Phone 747-2150 for referral 705 houses ForSa'p FORD - 1919 two-floor sedan. E^crllen OiSHWASH^R — MAlUNfc HfcRSUN EMPLOYMENT condition 67.000 miles. One owner. SS50 2)0. Business Services Apply in person ""'0 ADn:'.? HOITIP? 9rj~OP"ET "STATTorTWAGON - Lioh ALTERATIONS^ Coll 9 a.m. to 10 o.m. 775-8407. '350 Situations \Va".!ed -'ase Oormers, porches, jtoirs, additions, ere. MANY NEEDS -'60 Corr-^sr; LO'L^ blue. 6000 mtles. Air conditioning, AM/FA BX OPERATORS - 311, II -7 night 360. S'H rodio 12000 Coll 5830909. Free estlmotes. Insured. Reasonable I do shifts, including weekend openings. Full 790 Re.ii Es!a:e'.',.i:';ed the job myself. Coll Jim, 774-87M. or part-time. Long term work. 741-4700. !V6/ btSCAYNE CHEVROLET STA^Tohl WAGON — Automolic transmission. Ask- CARPENTRY DRIVER — Apply in person. Adding Machines General Contractors n*w. Rrosonoble. 842-8336 otter J S & L CONTRACTORS S6M758 CARPET MECHANICS M WI4, rented, rralrtd Serpleo 1. to 410 Business Ooporiur..'ies 810 Bicycles M-^E-^r. or weeKendi. ust have experience and car moum St . Rtd Bank. N7-04IS PAPER HANGING LAWN MAINTENANCE Call 283-3590 NO lob too small 420. Mortgages Pro Beats And Acce^o'-e Landscaping CHEVRbTef I'MPALA — ConveTr &od, fertilizing, rakino. and culling Esti- i. FRANK E WHITING ?4l-4JtH 430. Money to Loan Incest S30 Camping F.a;cD'^enf ible, Ask.no UiO mates. 142*193 GRILLMAN M/W - Experienced, tor Coll otter 6 p.m. 8J?-B1S? pnncake' house. Apply to Peter Gory ^ Alterations LANDSCAPING. LAWN CARE. TREE 440 Money Wanted 6-10 Recre.l'O'Ti \'f-1.". p=; DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur- Pancake House, So. Freehold Shopping WORK — Over 25 years experience. Call Ptarl and SSO. SDortsEq,.p-i :-m 969*C M E V R 0 L ET^NO V A ~^ fhr eTTpeed nished and installed for only S64.95. To or • Center, Rte 9, Freehold. WM09* otter S p.m. t ^M'FW radio iO.OOO miles. J1400. Call oer, coll 349-OB63. ALTERATIONS - Additions, „.ill . type.,, s of Bead Rtstrlnglng 860 Sw'-T*iT!-tQ Peels 41-J3?? offer 6pm SECRETARY — II TouTTecreTori^TsTiTis corpenlrycorptlry.. A. BrucB'ucet FJgenrouchElg , Builder,1 , MERCHANDISE POWER RAKE AND VACUUM LAWN or* above average, and you ore familiar Coll UI-3IW otler 5 p.m ExpcMly on broldtH nylon. 11.50 o itrond Limousine Service Sifting ciaspi from 7Sc. RfcUSStLLES" 96T"C~HE"v~Ffb rJff~T0W~N S M A N s"fX W per sq. ft. Fertiliier and timi available wilh Irohscrtbfng equipment, maximum u SPECIAL TiON WAGON - New mud ond snow with this service. 747-5954. soiory 11 available. Please send resume lo 3* Brood St. Red Bonk. «'^>-« l Air conditioning, rad'O- Excel ARROW LIMOUSINE 510 Merchandise For Sale •a NOTICES Bon J.77, The Doily Register, Red Bonk. Ceramic Tile r running condition Needs paint. J975 li ENO BATTERY TROUBLE NOW CADILLACS AMD CHRYSLERS FOR 1 M0 Ca ag5' Yaid Sale*, Coll 741 1SJB or 7il 3372 Use VX6 bo ft ery additive SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — Ex CERAMIC TILE ALL OCCASIONS. 2< HR SERVICE. Plumbing and Heating Floors ond Walls. CALL W-nti. ( 1 530 Machinery For Sale 330 Card o' Tfia."»5 ETTLING ESTATE - 1971 XKR COU- H* R DISTRIBUTORS 7473150 perienced ony type work. Best shop ir f N.J Avoton Mlg. Co., 2J2-SISO Phone 2H7S4S VA&NERS PLUMBING AND HEATING 1 0-10 Pemal Gervce.s 9-10 Death ^o!icc . GAR. Low miipage, oif conditioning, po NEED YOUR HOME PAINTED? — New Irnlollotlons ond repairs. Atl types t' steering, power brakes, AMFM ster- CALL 741 5545 plumbing work. 2W 9414 anytime. 1 5sO Farm Eau'pment 'O Selling under book price. W16\2 Between 4 p.m ond 6 p m Odd Jobs 550 Auclori Sales 948 ~C H E V ROTE T "B¥C ATR"^~F'oiJV^j Clocks ana LIGHT HAULING - Cellori. aarogci cleoned up FrH ctrlmotcl H1-3H9 after 960 Lost Andfou^d lutomolic ironsriission, rodio. two e* HOME IMPROVEMENTS Welch Repair ' Roofing, siding .570 Pels and Livestock wh«ls with snow tires. Asking 1900 Colt Alterations, roofing, ploy rooms, general 3 pm Ancran 970 Special Nonces I42-7SO1. reoair. Fully insured. Coll 946 B&9O otter b. AnUovt Clocks, watches, tine llwelry u- * Inflation Wayne Stewart. pertlrtorH Don Ports Jewelers, m Ruer Light Hauling and Moving 590. Swap of Exchange 960 Travel - Transportation OLSON CO. - ROOFIN& AND SIDING Rd. Folr Hooert. I4141S7. Coll 717-5435 or «! 1513 imtalltd ond fluoronttttf for to yton. 71V 595. Merchandise Warned 990 Instruction WANTED DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full time. Fair Parly who needs IDO'e financing, wilh no POOL SERVICE Haven area. Send resume, ope, expected O7M mm*. money down, on a 1970 PONTIAC CATA- .Eipert work guaranteed. Coll far your salary, lo Box J-82, The Daily Register, Commercial Art ttt-ffll 51W ROOFING WMS LlNA v-fl, power steering, air condi- tree estimate, 172-1399, weekdays otter 7 Red Bank. Painting '* Decorating "Monmouttt County* Uvt Wlr* Rtwftrt* UV 714 77 V ' itonmg 11995. For quick credit O.K., call p.m. for appointment. SpKloHiti^- ftpcfri.ihinflltworii. EXCELLENT PART-TIME POSITION — SIGH LANGUAGE - Wt mole slgni INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING T OASIS MOTORS Ot (20)1 721-7)00. LOCAL MOVING Sates or secretarial. Experience optional. pollen, evitom ort anrMiyers mot ipM ROOFlNti-StOING - Aluminum, vinyl, 196? CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Si* cylin- Estlmotes atven. Reasonable. Send resume to Box P-13, The Doily Reg- nxyou. ColinttMl tWnil • 542-0779 J.A. Smith Strctolite. tnatch, cedar. Written guoran- nJblMILi tee on oil mtyV, labor. 671 1379. der, standord shift. Good running condi- 112^1« ister. Rrd Bank, N.J. PAINTING - Bruin ond Iprov Also •totl- L tion. 4150. 264-3433 af'er 5. FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVICE POSTERS M'W — We are accepting ap- Diamonds DOMrlna Coll for rre* citlrrate CHEVROLET \tbb 1MPALA - Convert- — Attics ond cellars cleaned, junk re- atications tor Housekeeping and Dietary KdScN>«lln«r , MM— moved, fight hautlng. No lob loo small. ' Slip Coven Northern Monmoulh County'i Largest Newspaper ible. Needs point. Will sen cheop. Porters. Full time, all year round day po- Bought or Rettyled Call 495 749* Coll 741-7633 between 3 ond 7. ttionj lor right individuals. Appty Jersey RAUL JIMENEZ CUSTOM MADE JLIP COVERS — Uj. And Monmoulh County'i Moil Interesting Newspaper Shore Medical Center, Corlies Ave., Nep- Let m buy me oiafnomh you donk —ear 1961 FORDGALAXIE ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. All tune, Personnel Office, wetkdoyi 9 to 2- or let us nifyle fh«m tor you Ptrimflr. Palntlno, Interior ond exterior. Plus ml Good condition. Mint sell. *tvpe s of maiDnrymaiD . Driveways. Coll 493- Kr *quol opportunity employer. RWMIIIM. M Brood St, nor repair!. J3MCU1 otter I 30. "" •^••AJ.'.'&viAr""' ""•* Call 7*7 5133 01*9, 7I7-14M. 3.-- HI. M«lp Wanted MdWftmoU 3W. H»rp Wonted THE FAMILY ORCl'S By BU Keane The Dally Register, Red Bank - MMdletown, N.J. Tuesday, April 17,07* 27 Matt or Ft melt n ll JJIO- 3^}[ * L Opportunities 514. MtrchofHHw for Salt 570, Pelt ond Uvetiocfc LUMBMAIDyJ(g,PAIHT CAR PORTER 6AB6ER SHOP - Established » rears. ITEMS YOU NO LOMGER COLLteS ~A*C, ai\ chompion *if$9i The following po&IHons ore ovalloole: lull LEGALSTENOS Baysnore area, Reasonable. Equipment or Markings -wtblt/whlt*, Thf#t flw**/ P time sole*. Full benefits, company dis- AND HANDYMAgM/W complete business. Owner retiring. Write NEED'OR USE WILL. . . month*, MC «ch, one nrwffc «*» VW«*' counts, Box A-172. Tne Daily Register, Rea* Bonk. show quotily, H2S. exc*ll€Ot ^Ith Ctiil- DICTAPHONE (ten. Call I42--QK, '..-•' -• ; PERGAAAENT HS"«8KBBSft *.«. NEWSPAPER RdUTE — VUodle- town-Hailet oreo. Wnole or port lor sale. SAMOVEO PUPPIES — AKC registered. • Hwy M ami Pooie AM. Hojief, N.J. SELL SAMOVE Sgglr Call 111-1716 champion • vocation plot CLERKS _71-19M HAIRDRESSERS • Uniforms pold In lull EXPERIENCED ONLY • Pension and profit shoring 420. Mortgages FAST BEDLINSTON TERRIER PUPPIES — • Six pold holidays. " BOOKKEEPERS Give a little lamb lor Eosler. Sired by • SALARY OPEN. 671-9770 y WITH A QUICK ACTION dhamplon Homers Hector. Pel or «lio«r KEYPUNCH No Fees Charged LOW-COST quolity. Call 741-1*92. SALESPERSON RUSSELR L POODLE PUPS — Miniature, femolM. Full time permanent position. Please ap- On Second Mortgage Loans DAILY REGISTER oprlcots. ready for Easter. SeO. ply in person, Carroll's Stationers, 28 TYPISTS NO LEGAL FEEb' 7473707 Brood St., Red Bonk. Ask for Mr. Ebel NO CLOSING COST! FAMILY AD FREE TO GOOD HOME — On« year old ELECTRO MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER WANT WORK FOR THE SPRING AND NO DEPOSITS! female dog. Hos shots. Mostly Lobrodor — Must be skilled in use of common hand TYPISTS SUMMER MONTHS? WE NAVE THE Applications taken by phone. Co" the ex- 3 LINES -5 DAYS Retriever, weighs obouf 70 las. Good with tools end be willing to learn special pro- WORK, BUT WE NEED YOU, IF YOU perienced, licensed. Second Mortgage FOR children. Overslied doghouse OOel wllh cesses. Apply Electro Impulse Lob. (nc , ARE EXPERIENCED IM ANY OF TH Lender, In Business since 1945. her. 842-9511. 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank. An equal oo- Computerized type-set- ABOVE — COME IN AND REG-ISTE JUST ¥ $2.00 porlunlty employer M/W. ting company in MON. THROUGH FRI.V-5. Mortgage Assocs. FREE PUPPIES — Eight weeks old. Available for Merchandise For Sole only. mother standard poodle. , PAYROLL CLERK — Capabilities of han- Shrewsbury needs typ- 15 CHURCH ST. PATERSON. N.J. Article .must originate trom o household 142-6176 dling payroll operotlons from timing and may nor exceco a sale price of $50.00 cards through payroll checks and monthly ists. If you can type MANPOWER Call 278-2200 Collect per article. reports. Experience necessary. For an- 4 W. Front St. Red Bank Price MUST bo odvfrliifd. Eoch oddil'on polntment call Ext. A-6, Delicious Or- over 55 wpm accura- 313 Main St. Albury Park 776-5577 al line SI.00. No copy chonges may b* 595. Merchandise Wanted chards, Rt. 34, Colts Neck, 462-1989 or 542- made and no discounts or returns will bt o!O4 tely, we will train you. iade il ad is canceled before expirotior. TOY TRAINS WANTED GENERAL OFFICE MERCHANDISE Any mode1 or condition. Will pay cosh or INSURANCE — Commercial agency look- Call 747-5880, for inter- To Place Your Dailf Register trade HO. Coll S3I-I3M. ing (or inside service representative Diversified work — record FAMILY AD. CALL, Commercial experience preferred but not view and typing test. keeping, typing essential. essential. Some typing ability. Coll 671- BEER STEINS Day shift, night shift Congenial atmosphere. Ap- S10. Merchandise for Sale and part-time evening ply in person before 3 p.m. 741-6900 will poy I.. _.. . BOOKKEEPER — General ledger and ELECTRIC RANGE — Bulll-ln type, IH» man beer steins. Call 842-7781. payroll experience required. Full time hours available. WERNER'S DODGE new. Tappan, fabulous "400" vlsualite. 24-Hour Service during the summer, \'i day the rest of trie Complete with oven, broiler, four slide- THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — »9» or ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED . year. Reply Box A-169, The Daily Regis- HWY. 36- BELFORD out burners ond rotlsserle. ttt" wide, V" best offer. Clarinet, good condition, 161 Furniture, paintings, cut gTass, arf« ter Red Bank TRIM PAINTERS WANTED bronzes,, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. CALL AFTERS P.M, deep. Cabinet also ovailcible. Call S42-31J0 Coll l42il2S. H2-41M or 747-475I ft to 8 p.m., weekends all day. NAME YOUR PRICE IF YOU ARE — An accurate typist, can Butcher And Boner BEDROOM SET - Complete live-piece, INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES handle varied duties, and have o desire to HAIRDRESSER - Eiperlenced. Fill cherry, $75, Also kitchen let. Available 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk 741-7474 advance, we would like to meet you Send Port-time positions now available. We of- TYPtWRITERS, ADDING machines. Atl end of Moy. Call 291-3W. 1 time. Salary open. Victor's Solon. Coll loi makes new or used. Guaranteed low osi letter to P.O. Box 724, Red Bonk, N.J. Interview, in-fat. fer a good staring salary and employee NAN JOHNSON 07701. i discounts. Please apply-to our stare man- "Mommy, can you be-tend you're a little girl and S25. Serplco's, tol Monmouth St. Next to TRADITIONAL SOFA — Frultwood din-. BUYS AND BUYS ooer. theater. UHuts. Ing table, washing machine and dryer,' From on entire household lo a single ' RN OR LPN - 1) p.m. to 7 o.m. shift ottTer houshold Items. Coll 671-1900. TEACHERS — Reading, English, moth. Full time. Please apply to Red Bonk Con- play house with me?". Item. Antique turnlture, lewelry, silver. All levels. Summer, 9 o.m..12 noon. Musi ralescenf Cenler. Too Chapln Ave., Red HAMMOND ORGAN STEREO EQUIPMENT — And albums. Immediate cosh. Top dollar. 741-5331. be experienced, dedicated. Respond fully Coil >770, asking U00. Call afler 5 p.m. to Box A-170, The Dolly Register, Red TWO GUYS ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cosh pold. Rte 15 & twlnbrook Rd. Middle town 310. Htlp Wanted 310. Help Wanted of Asbury Park 291-4009 Bonk. HELP FIGHT WATER POLLUTION - LES DEUX 1 DON PONS, 799 River Rd., And earn extra cash part-time. Call foi An Equal Opportunity Employer Mai* or Female . < Male or Female Brand new organ with Rhythm 23" ADMIRAL COLOR TV — E«cellent ?alr Hoven. 842-6257 or 741 4337. DEPARTMENT MANAGER - Full Tirne" appointment, Mon -Frl, it p.m. 291-4737. condition. Call after 4 p.m. Many benefits. Apply In Millinery Dent immediate delivery. Bench, music ond 7M729I CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Anny K-Marl, 3010 Rte 35. Hailef. An equal op- PERSON WITH CAR - For established TYPIST lessons included. moke or condition or will trade HO. 1727'. ,0 portunlty employer. afternoon newspaper route In Red Bank MECHANIC ANTIQUE - Marbftfop vanity 1150. As or wide gouge. 774-3710. area. No soliciting or collecting. Coll 747 GOOD HUMOR CM. EXPERIENCE PREFERRED •PERSONNEL sorted wicker pieces, vanity 115, maple EXPERIENCED HOSTESS M/W - For Excellent working conditions. Enter trie Interesting and challenging field 775-9300 chest ol drawers SIS. Other Items. 747-4021 ***" WANTED Used Oriental Rugs dining room. Doris and Ed's Seafood Res- ol Personnel. Applicants should have good Open dally 'til 9 Sot, '1 otter S p.m. taurant, 872-1565. NURSE — RN or LPN, 3 p.m. to II p.m. MAN COMPANY PAID BENEFITS typing skills, must be bilingual (Spanish). Chinese and Persian part-time. Emery Manor, Matowan. OR A GOOD HUMOR GAL • Life, hospital. ma|or medical Attractive safory and company paid ben- DESKS, FILES, tobies, choirs, addldini g ma- BILT-RITE BABY COACH — Excellent Also Wall Tapestries SU44W EXPERIENCED PART-TIME BUS • Mo experience required Insurance for employee ond dependents efits. Seod resume in confidence to BOX J- chines, typewriters, office equlpmeienfi ,. etc. condition. New, S75, asking U0. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES paid In full. COIU7I-5ZM DRIVERS — Apply ot N.Y.-Kcansburg- PART-TIME No Expenses or cost to you 85, The Dally Register, Red Bank. ot bargain prices. New or used. AAC Enjoy HlQti Income • Vacation plan DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhurst. PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Will pay too Long Branch Co. Inc., 50 Hwy 36, Leon- Garden maintenance. Holmdel. - AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND HAY. STRAW AND WAYNE SEED dollor lor Lionel Trains "O" gauge. Any ardo, between 9 and 5. 946-J6I1 Bring your N.J. Driver's license • Uniforms paid In full EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 531-3990. 5<5 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Also mulch hoy oge, ony condition, 347-1441. • Pension ond profit sharing Call 642-6045 DESK CLERK — For weekend work77 APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPT • Tool box Insurance WANTED — Sliding glass doors for potlo o.m.O p.m. Apply in person between 4-5 ED — For full lime employment. W. T • Six pold holidays OBSTETRICS PIANOS-ORGANS GRAVELY TRACTORACTOR — Electric stort. in price range of 12! p.m. Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Rl Gront Co., Little Silver Shopping Center, MAINTENANCE " • Pay plan up to W.M per factory ' Used trode-fns from 175. Warehouse for "Bio Sup R ivi lk Call 797-4294 Klmboii, Conn, Yamaha, Checkering, Super. Rotary mower, riving svlky. 35, Mlddletown. Little Silver. flat rate hour for top rate Class A CHARGE NURSE 13/5 AlsoAl , utility troiler, in. 767-6110. MACHINISTS mechanic. Moog, Synthesizers, Unlimited rentals I BUY USED FURNITURE ~ Antiques, BAKER — All around, for small shop LPN OR RN — Full or parl-llme. 3 p.m from V.5O, Bring the family and choose CARPETING - Red and block tweed, 11 P.M. TO 7 A.M. chlno. loots, trains, and other Hems. 495- Steady year-round employment. ta II p.m. shift. Please apply Red Bank Responsible for the repair, maintenance, from over 150 units. 9-9 daily. Sat. until 6. dtnlng room, 9x12, llvlno room 12x19. Like W2J 4951076 Coll 771-9596 Convalescent Center, 100 Chapln Ave. ond set-up of production machines. new. Call after 5 p.m. 563-9443. Red Bonk. Knowledge of shop techniques ond proce- Previous labor-delivery room experience Freehold Music Center RUSSELL ^ essential. Excellent personnel policy. Con- (VORY CHESS SET — Hond carved, from ANTIQUES ~ Jewelry- clocks, silver, METAL WORKER'S HELPER — To as dures, some welding experience helpful. 462-4730 gold, coins, furniture, Wilt buy ir a". 946- EXPERIENCED DRIVER Outstanding company benefits. Please ap- Oldsmobile-Cadlllac Co. tt Nursing Otllce, Rlvervlew Hospllol, India. Circa 1925. J15O. sisl experienced metal worker in drilling, Bank, 741-2700, Ext. 227. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 681-5722 8395. On garbage truck. ply ot Ihe Personnel Office, Monday Welfare and people with credit problems. punching and braking, Same mechanical SM-IIIU 100 Newman Srpinos Rd. Red Bonk assembly Involved. Apply Electro Impulse n noon r Ask for Mr. Ebel. Instant credit, immediate delivery, call ANTIQUE BATHTUB AND SINK FREEZER — Upright or chest, at least 12 Lob, Inc., IIS Chestnut St., Red Bank. An ASSOCIATE MANAGER — Far second In $?•£!%?&?'•""'" ' ° Carpenter's Helper Mr. Grand, 373-661). Alter 6 p.m. cu. ft. - Coll 29I-M93 Coll 7^7 108? equal opportunity employer M'W. come business. $13,000 a year, spare time SOCIAL WORKER, SUPERVISOR NSW Ambitious, intelligent. Own fools and II qualified. Call 671-0710. LILY-TULIP — Three yeors experience, including one transportation. Call 946-6690 after 6 p.m. IBM TYPEWRITERS PORCH SALE — Eastern novelties, bas- WANTED — Twin corrtafle EXPERIENCED AUTO NURSE'S AIDE — For relief work. Five year In administration. Supervise.branch MAIDS AND PORTERS Rental $16.50 per mo. kets, flowers and handmade Roggedy Ann .•In good condition. days per month. Live In. Private home Division of Owtns-llllnois office located In Red Bank, N.J. family Needed to work full or part-time on the dolls and bassinet. Also miscellaneous •' . Phone 391-1056 CAR POLISHER Hwy 3S Holmdel, N.J. portoble repcirs Elderly lady, Hailetareo. 739-1091. service agency; individual, marriage and day or evening shift. Contact Personnel stuffed animals. Can stop by 9 o.m. to 5 WANTED — Four good used U.5.C G. op- Permanent position. r An Equal Opportunity Employer family counseling, adoptions, and unmar- Dept., Riverview Hospital, 35 Union St., p.m. 152 Mimro Avt., W. Keansbura. 767- ASSISTANT COOK — Full or part time iroved soiling lite jackets. Reply Box A- All fringe bone (Its. Musi hove drivers If ried parents. Send vltoe to P.O.BoxJ423, Red Bank, An equal opportunity employ- WOOD CHIPS Tasr 171, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. cense. for small residential school. Good pay, Trenfon, N.J. 08407. • .' Call Y44.W94. w ARTHUR MURRAY Large trees and shrubs moved. Apply in person 2573 Spring expansion program starting PORTABLE WASHER AND DRYER - MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — High Complete tree service. 741-2919. now. Openings for trainees as dance ipe- 1 AWNING HELPER — To hang ond make Few months old, tor oportment or home, WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Full and school grad! Floundering! Want training clallits and dance teachers. No ex- r awnings. Full time. No experience neces- Seors. Must sell. Coll 229-3114. part-time cashiers. Apply In person. K and future! Shoes! That s where It's ot! GERANIQ/vVS REAL ESTATE RED BANK VOLVO MART, Rte 15 ond Bethony Rd., Hoilet. y. Standard Awning Co., 61S River Rd,, TORO PROFESSIONAL RIDING WOW-1 and full time. Salary plus bonus. Apply In Everybody needs them! Two trainees 3 for il. Flower and vegetable plants, ER — 60" cut, reel type. Excellent condl 119 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank needed now. ColJ Bill Lucas, 747-1)2). RENTALS ARMAlCM, person, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. dally Men. thru honging pots, Wholesale and retail. Mike's lion. $550. Coll 4J1-55J5. Part-time. Frl. 12 Brood St.. Red Bank. 741-SBK. Snelling & Snelltng, 54 Broad St., Red DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chairside. Ex- Greenhouse, 201 Snore Blvd., Keonsburg. For appointment call 2M-6897 Bank. perience preferred, but will consider In- 787-5434. SEARS REDUCING MACHINE — On IBS telligent, mature trainee. Full time. Write PART-TIME OLSTEN * * stand. Electric timer. Cost 1140, will sell FILTER PARTS PERSON - EK Evenings Part-Time P.O. Box 328, Llncroft, N.J. for 130.-Coll 787-2847. 405. Apartments Drivers for school buses. Excellent hourly TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT perlenced. Apply in person only. Branch I7J.S0 wteltly, three nights 4-9:30 p.m., V, CHAIN SAW rate (or 3 or 4 hours per day. Ho ex- Brook Co., 3ra Rt. 36, Hoilel. NEVER A FEE MAINTENANCE — For refrigeration. 'Remington, 21" roller nose arm. Like SOFA-BED $25 — Double bed, box sprln MODERN APARTMENT — Near trons- ""iy Sot., t! ytors or older, Coll for op- Full time, all year round position open for pcrtotlon. Keonsbura. Best time lo call — perience necessary buf must be a good tment 7474030 117 Roufe 35, Eafontcwn 542-5300 new. SIDO. Coll K1-3237 otter 6 p.m. ond mattress. S25. Chest ot drawers driver. Will train. Apply In person, 9 am. PART-TIME — Secretary gal/guy Friday right individual. We are now accepting ap- mahogany, S25. 78M43O. ____ *fore noon — 4V5-O4I6. for small, active, centrally located real CLEANING PERSON - Full or par)' plications In Personnel Dept., Jersey ANTI0UES -LIQUIDATING ESTATE to 1 p.m. or 4 to 5 p.m., MURPHY BUS SALES SERVICE, 5S5 RTE 35, MtDDLETOWN. estate and Insurance office in Shrewsbury. time. Good pay. FREDERICKS. Shore Medical Center, Corlies Ave., Nep- ISC English hunfboard -Queen Anne table TEN STORM WINDOWS— Six 3fix5O, RIVERVIEW TOWERS - Onebed'room (Behind Sipersiein Paints) The usual secretarial requirements are 449-71 IB tune. An equal opportunity employer. -Three dining tables -)2 dining chairs - four 31x50, U each. Call otter 4 p.m., 767- apartment, large living room, dinette, necessary. For Interview, FRANK FE MANAGER TRAINEES Game table -Three chandeliers -Two 3311. dishwasher, south-east view. Sublet, May clocks. I through Oct. 1. S240 a month. Call 741- LICE. JR., REALTOR/INSUROR. 7*1 CASHIER/TYPIST BOOK BINDING EQUIPMENT 5253. . 9H9 evenings, (212) 5S1-483S doys. Expanding office netds casyp INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES For plostlc ringbindina. New was 1435 310. Http Wonted SALES-STOCK CLERKS 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-7474 PART OR FULL TIME — Toonsv .. Good working conditions, good-starting 320. Baby Sitting/ Now WOO. Ml -5722. BRADLEY BEACH Malt or Female phones at night. Apply in person oftcr 4 salary. Many company benfit Cll 264 4105, Frank Clossey. Child Care TRACTOR, CUB CADET RIDER — 12 IMARI — And much more Oriental! BE p.m., Lulqi's Famous Pizza, 477 Middle PORTER h.p. Automatic transmission. 48" mower. NOWRENTING Rd,, Hailet. BABYSITTER — Port-time days. HINO THE TIMES ANTIQUES* 7 FOREMAN TRAINEE M/W — With me Coll 4K-(O00, 9 to S p.m., or B42-22B6, 5 to Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. 747-5079. Brond new luxury apartments for imme- Full time permanent positions now avail- chanlcol aptitude, for midnight shltt in East Keansburg oreo. 15 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING — 8 p.m. diate occupancy. One-bedroom apart- able. We otter a good storlfng salary, blow molding plant. Paid hospdaliiation, Coll 4tS-USt> THREE OLD BARBER CHAIRS ments starting at $170 per month. Wall-to- Red Bank area, seeks full time superlrt company paid benefits and employee dis- COMPLETE BEAUTY SHOP EQUIP- vacation, and holidays. Air Molded Prod- BABYSITTER — Mature person. Three Good condition. Best offer. wall carpeting, GE appliances, security tendent. Would prefer mature person counts. Please apply to our store man- ucts, Phyllis and Clark 51s/, Hoilet. MENT — Dryers, chairs, styling stations, Coll 671-1628 x Would consider making small aporlmen nights a week. Mlddletown area. Call 671' Intercom systems, off street parking. 'i ager. etc. Coll S42-0016. tflock from the ocean. Model open dally available. Wrile Box J-80, The Daily Reg- BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT - Port- 6387 otter 6 p.m. OFFICE/DEN FURNITURE - Qulc ister, Red Bank. between 10 a.m. and an will become necessary at some future dale with all costs being as- Box 533. Red Bank. N.J. KEANSBURG -- Five-room oportmenl, ivery. Experienced only need apply. Mo- Ish-Americon. China closet. Reosonoblr POODLE PUPS - Standard AKC reals- lurnlihed. Utilities Included. One montr, COMBINATION ~SALES"ArTD~~6FRCE — or oil company. All benefits paid. Call ColU»5-2ie Corporation, manufacliner ol in inchH.O. drill. S42-S223. aparfmenf juifoofe for couple. fVo secu- Matawan. Shrewsbury, Enghshtown or Bncktown, we would like to booh, it lecking traineei and experienced ' Male or Female come and possibility ot increasing busi- OLDE'VNG LI SHTH E E"PO"6cT^~Fenicife; ness. Priced for quick sale. 116,500. Ity, no leaie, no pets. All utilities. 341- talk wilh you. btrglai ptrioniief. Mony paid company benaMi ifiU ST~SE L C —"Was he r~" $50."" k tk h e7i"«t, lovable, housebroken. Good with childrei >7 Maple Ave., Rtd Bo/ik. Three yeors old. HIGHLANDS — F_7nish^d7"twVnicyVf"u~ plicated drawings. 3-5 years' experience including Requires good basic analog and digital circuit 31,950 total capital required. Training and Coll 842-7492 10 apartments. Separate eot-m kitchens BETSV BOSS SPINET 11 utilities included except electricity wire-wrap, a must. financing: available to Qualified applicants. Very good condition. Reasonable. "NTEO~~iTmporory sumrrier Iir7me knowledge plus 4 5 years' experience in either AH replies held in strict confidence. eody for occupancy Moy 1. One year C^54i9IM lor affectionate mole cat. Good compan- electronic development or design of test equip- Phone (Ml) 274-9121 tor local interview or ion. Will provide lee ond food. 776-5458. lease, one month security. No pets, 291- ment. write Mr. J. F. Reri, Trvton Industries, J9<0 alter S p.m. PLATER Inc., P.O. Box SS3, Cranford, N.J. 07016 8fv, ojed tVtree monthi. 1125 each, GREAT DANE -^4~nionfhrold7VKc"! Harlequin. Very reasonable. i N _ • BE OffO 6 M~ A ~PAR TMWfir '"'Co'rn^ (4:30-1 A.M.) {include phone number.) ^ A7I-31/0 iifttly furnished, oil utuihes included I70J2SY _ ___ Iceon view, pool privilege*, ond ocean NATION A L KEN MO R E~H"E~AV*Y~DIJT"Y~W ASH IN G Perform operations ol etching, plating, sandmE FA~ST~G"FASTGRR O WI N^TNTTER NAIO SIAMESE kTfTENS '~ crois the street. 1I8S monthly. Coll 2?2- INSPECTOR (QC) CORPORATOCORPORATION — Looking fof r ffou MACHINE - \90 Or bfjt offer. Perfect and cleaning ol printed circuit boards. Positions condition Must sell. Moving, 843 19$4 PEDIGREED Minimum 1-2 years' experience performing visual five experienced people who need an ex 717-54)3 require previous plating experience or at least Ua income. Be your own boss with youi BURG ThrpeToornorKirtrnent inspection duties and functional checks. Will ">RENCM"PROVVNCV some high school Chemistry background. own small business. No financial risk Medium brown color. ISO. HORSE ;lose fa transportation, churches and inspect molded products, -sub assemblies and Two months assistance program avail Call 791 91M Polomino gelding. Reosonoble. itorev Heat and gen included Suitoblt (or able. Call F Smith, ???-3S?8 idults. No pen. Immediate accupnncv component assemblies in North Long Branch GTwiBrSbwEirGTisofiri ntwp •_ loll 787 0634 alter 4. , 2S" cut. Excellent condition, jifjo. SPRAY PAINTER operations. 410. Business Opportunities FEMALE ST. BERNARD — sTiTmonths MATAWAN - I' old. AKC registered. Shots. Must sell. . con- At North Long Branch facility, spray paint Asking SIM Coll I»S 0549 otler 5. entent. Now o eec RIDING MOWER uired, 591-1781 lacquer's, enamels, wrinkles, primers and textured 241 cut, t'lh.p.ai is *10O. BASSET HOUND PUPS — AKC Ador- finishes. Some experience prelerrcd. able, heollhy, loving. Best quality. Rea- ' WO• B"E DR"6"0M~A P A~RTM~E"NT"-TTn KEYPUNCH * FOR LEASE * SOnoble. Coll 222 14a. _ •pomsb style home, Cn the woter. Si;$ 0 CUSTOM~PA SYSTEM?OOi»o lonth, all utilities included. 379-O02&. OPERATOR cellent condition. Originally S600. Asklna TWO POODLES - BlocTmole^ onlv »2W ?»3<9« No papers. S35 each. SHEET METAL WORKERS (4:30-1 A M.) Chevron Call 671-2BSO TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT 610. Homes torRent Set up and operate punch press, wales, press Experienced or will train technical school gradu- Large or small quantities. FREE - Beautiful black ond while kitten, brake. Must be experienced. Positions open at ate. Operato alphabetic and/or numeric keypunch Station Call Utnii ' e«ks. trained. MIDDLETOWDLETOWN - - AdulTcommunllvTNiw 5441747 oneilorilory brick town house. Two bed North Long Branch facility. verifying machine. THREE-PIECE - Maple bedroom set. oomsms.. IIwoo both*. Central olr condl- • 3-BAY GE refrigerator, apartment slie. Ex- SORREL MARE - Nine years old. Model lonlnjnj . Wolllowoll corpellno MirouohouMh l cellent condition. Coll &44-94SO. Hock. Experienced rider. All tack. Coll lOtoat. Community clubnouie oolf Electronic Associates, Inc., ITCHEN SET - 120. Two Hollywood otler 5 p.m, 739-9715. :k"«ffk POI>'' """" <"">"• Itnnlj and APPLY 8:30-11:00 A.M. • PAID TRAINING beds, SIS each, upholstered chair, 115. hultleboord courts, Option lo buy. 531. SCOTTISH TERRIER — AKC, mole, a». Alter i p.m. onu weeliendt «)Mm, West Long Branch, MRS. B. WAISH, EMPLOYMENT clean. Two credenzas, SIS eoch, tomps, SS black, tour months old. good with chil- • RED BANK. N.J. eoch, end tobies and coftee toble, SS each oVen. Coll Wed. through Sun. after 5 o.m , EONARDo — Newly dtcoroled*one~lcinv ,Alt In gooa shape. 717-1961 after s ond Mon. ond rues., ofter 10 p.m. 58JOOSJ. ly home, lour rooms. Avolloble now Ref. New Jersey 07764 weekends. CALL: WfiTfTSHE P H EII D~P~iTp!^^ KTreJSt ences, security required. Tinol The Growth Electronics Company SOFA - Excellent condition, beloe, foam lered. Three months old cushions, S4S, double spindle bed, solid Coll evenings, 142 1514. ___!!! 687-1550 ""V'u .?;*"" m*»»nv «"" 'obies, S7O m AMOYED PUPPIES (WHITE TEDOY . Coll m-2762 evenings ond weekends More Classified EXT.72 BEARS) — AKC registered, I] champion blOfd HnfS. 671-5347. on Next Page LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 28 Tie Daily Register, Bed Bank ~ Middtetown, N.J. Tuesday, April 17,1973 RECREATIONAL TEH Ol) F£* C€HT Of 7HS IAfE iffCIJTAYl AMT D f LCC7JOH «i«. Moust* tor U$. CemmtrcHI Rtntolt 7M. M»um for Soft 7»5. Houm for Sol* mi Dt butin no event tn e/cest of 13**60 In VJbltiiiJiw of onto w o cer- i^SStt*D0USS i II» K> UK rtt THMi O D t(tt«tf chtrji, otMtfbgnd >n Iht omwrrf t/t HCW iEftiEY -: . «£o«M«i c HpHtt i% *i*r*toy oivefi met the Dis- n u J OME HUNDREO I1M) PER CENT OF ttottce 'J hereby gi-"^ ' , u«T '-!^' 1% »E*6 *6 *hr»; AJMjptf month. Tenonl mutt r«mo THE BERG AGENCY 110. gltyclw/Mlnl Blktt THE 9Ait f fO w> born, living room, fireplace, dining rotes. 1! STARCRAFT SEAFARER Bond and Material, Lobor ond Equip- H£ foSowino hours: Oolly »:00 a.m. to room, three oorchei plui two-room OCQM- GOOD CONDITION ment Rental Bond in the sum of the full Freeholders 4:30 p.m., Soturdoys. Sundays, and Ho- .TOOI U» per month. M3-4WO. VANS AGENCY, P.FALTOR ALL BUY6RS EASY1 TERMS ASKING 1150 CALL 747-UM amount of (he contract, lidays excepied Strothmore Profesiionol Building No bid may be withdrawn for thirty Commitfef. UNION BEACH — Five-room house~for RteM, Molo»on _^ _^ 546 111 Daily 9-9 Saturday ond Sunday 10-7 ~ AUTYOUR SPRTNO (301 tolendor days offer the closing At the Primary Election to be held on - On Thursdov. Aor il 26, 1973, the regis- .rent. Business couple preferred. Avallacle FITTING OUT NEEDS Tuesday. June 5. 1973. one male and one trotion books ft-..' be dosed until after CENTRHL^EW JERSEY"—Hove e7 Middletown 671-1000 time for the receipi of bids. June I. Coll W-3K7. All proposols must be seoled ond female ore to be elected os members of the forthcoming Primary Eteclion to be OAKHURST ~ Three-bedroom dupIex BOATMAN'S SHOP . properly marked os outlined in the in- Ihe- State Executive Committee tor eoch held on Tuesday- June 5, 1973- stores, bouiiquts, tit. Outstanding rento! New Jersey's Largest of the two major political parlies (Re- Notice of change of residence or ap- house on one acre. Lease, references. No yolurv Coll B<2-4672. Brokers fully p 705. Houitt for Salt 70S. Nouses for Sale Marine Supply House structions For Bidders, paragraph til — pen, ms plus utilities. ;»-4oi3. Preparation of Proposal. Bids shall be publican ond Democratic); one male plication for transfer ol reqistrotion lecteo. 24 Wharf Ave. 741-57B0 Red Bank ond one female ore to be elected from sHoll be mode ei'her by written rrauest Open Sun. and Holidays, 9 am. - I p.m. addressed lo: each election district in Monmouth F7TR HAVEN — Four^btftoorniTor SECOND FLOOD LOFT — MMTHJ" ft EXCELLENT Mr. George Winning. Secretary forwarded to the Municipal Clerk of the rully furnished. WOO a morttri. Least. County os Members of the Monmoulh County Board ot Elections on'forms utilities. ISOO per month Minimum thi \7 WOODEN BOAT - 75 h.p, Johnson The Eotonlown Sewerage Authority County Executive Committee tor each FOR CHILDREN Muntapol Building provided by so'd Municipal Citrk or yeor lease. ALLAIRE FARROW 2-FAMILY Walking distant* to schools ond trans- motor with tioiler. Asking S650. of the two major political parties (Re Board or by railing in person at the of- PR|V»ECDTAGE TfeonsbuVg AGENCY. 741 3450. portation. '* ocre landscaped ground! Call 787-7844 Al Broad Street publican and Democratic). Ealonlown, New Jersey 07724 fice of the Municipal Clerk or Count/ Three rooms ond bath, all utilities, fur- with fenced in rear yard. Lovety (our-bed- 18' CHRIS CRAFT OUTBOARD — » h.p. Notice Is hereby given that qualified Board ot Elections up to and including nished. One odult. No pets. 116V 7B7«S3. ~ATLANffClriTGHLANDS" HOUSE room, two both nome. Large gomeroam Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A;M-?3, alt Mercury, Sleeps two. Wood with flberglos bids must be presented by the bidder or voters of the Township of Middietown, April 26, 1973 LEONARDO — Two-bedroom housr. onp with fireplace, cathedral ceiling living bottom. Best offer over $700. Coll after 4 County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- The said Boards of Registry ond Elec- Choice location, neaf Hwy 36. CO'ni room, waM-to wall carpeting, polio, at his agent of the time ond place specified ll0n cor goroge. House for rent one year, with plot, 105 x !SB fret Completely frncn KEANSBURG p.m. 566-1110. above Bids will not be received or ac- sey, not already registered in said mu- T*UESDAY°r oen, Qomeraorn* screened Htllon Pork Two-car garage porch. All beautifully decorated ond main- ne»«._oll rocir.QtiHlnQi.t7IS572. between the hours of / a.m. and 8 p.m., ony time between Wednesday. June 6, EfcTQNTOWN AREA — Furnished room. short or tang term leose. Local references lVr'Fi'BE~RGLAS SLOOP"" With troiierT Atlantic Highlands, N.J. tor Ihe purpose of conducting the Gener- 1973, ond Thursday, September 27, W2 Coll between 6 ond 9 p.m. available, Chain link fence tained. U4.S0O. monv extras. Mint condition. Private own- April 17, 24 S9.50 al Election. •" during the following hours: Daily 9 00 W2-WB CALL 944-177? nome, New wall-to-wall ELLEN S. HAZELTON er. Call 775-2123. Alter 7 p.m. call 531- Said General Election will be held in o.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays OR M* 9000 business Realtor AITORDTNANCEi TO AMEND 'THE said municipality for the purpose of ond Holidays excepled, PlfRNiSHSC'RdOM — »n privote home. RETIRED"GE~NTLEMAN - Wonts :cirpeling UW. River Rd., Rumson 847 3200 m REVISED BUILDING ZONE ORDI- Middlrtown. Suitable for woman. Call 671 electing: • rment, Keonsburg. Member Inter-City Relocation Service CHRYSLER BARRACUDA — Flbero-las NANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF A.Governor On Thursday. September V. W3. 1he Coll evenings oft $32,000 sailboat similar to Sunrish. Coll alter 6 RUMSON, NEW JERSEY" PASSED A State Senator registration books will be closed until HAZLET RANCHER. . . S37,900 " AND APPROVED AUGUST 2*. mi offer the forthcoming General Election WINTER RENTALS — Rooms with pri- Large living room, kilchen/dimng orto, p.m. I42-0W5. Two Members of fhe General Assem- vate bath ond weekly maid service. 13$ BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor ond to be held on Tuesday, November 6, three bedrooms, 1V> baths plus full bow- bly 1973. per week. Wlndlommer. 344 Ocean Ave., Call 787-0913 ment. Attached overiuea garage wilh riTcRUISERsilNC. witiTlsTi.pT . Jo Council of Ihe Borough of Rumson that: A Member of (lie Board of Chosen Sw(Bright. M3 3fei or /I' 96» REAL ESTATE son motor with stand, MostercrofMostercro t trailera,, 1. Paragraph |c) of Section 10 "Use Freeholders Notice of change ol resideme or ap- before 5:30 two Das tankstk , puou y and anchoranchor . S0OOS0OO . Call Regulations for Business Zones" of One (II Member lo the Township plication (or transfer of reqistrotion tnd many extras. Call todoy for your op> "The Revised Building Zone Ordinance shell be modf either by written request FOR SALE point ment to see this iovely home. 29118M291-1 . Committee. ALPINETWANOR" or appointment Notice is hereby given Ihot qualified forwarded to Ihe Municipal Clerk or Ihe 16' FIBERGLAS OUTBOARD — oS h.p. sey," passed and approved August ?4, Counly Boord qf Elections, on forms Motet ond Hotel, Hiahlonds, 17? 1773 Motel voters of the Township of Mirldletown, WALKER & WALKER Mercury. Tilt trailer. Completely 1961, be ond the same Is hereby County of Monmouth, Stote ot New Jer- provided by said Municipal Clerk or rooms, dolly moid service, S2D anti M5 pe r Reoltors equipped. Coll 7 n home is being offered for MOHMOUT"H"^^E"ighTroomTptTT paddle. Asking SUOO. Call 229-5308 eve- those living in the neighborhood, registration books will be closed until Ironce. Sitting room, kilchcn privileges. NEW LISTING after the forthcoming General Election Elactlon DlUrlcf No. 1 very low 5200,000. Three bedrooms, recreolion room, i'i nings- _ that only electric motive power be The polling place in the Third t're- Womon preferred. Inquire 43 Peters Charming Rivrr Ooks Colonial. BenuMul baths, screened porch, Iwo-car garage, to be held on Tuesday November 6, Place. Ret) Bark. rounds. Four lorgc bedrooms. T i baths, ME'R'CURY 60f¥dARD MOTOR —'« • used for operating ony machinery 1973. tion Dislric! in the Township ot Holmdel mony ewtros. Over '/j ocre beautifully used incidentally '<> a pctmitied use is at the Intermedia!* School, Craw- KtVPORT*^-"Suitable (or moturt geMle- Svina room with fireplace, bow window in londscoped. Sewers. Close to everything. h.p., 1965, very good condition. $90. Coll Notice of change of residence or ap- family room overlooVs pork like setting, Sterling Thompson ond that in no one shop or estab- plication for transfer of registration fords Corner, Holmdel, New Jersey Mon, Centrally located. Owner. US.000. Coll 6? 1-4418. 364-8891 odtr 5:30 p.m. Election District No. * dirnrig room, ^unroorn, self-cleonin^ TEE"^rEE~BOAT~ffiAiLW—~Capaci7y lishment shall more than 10 horse- shall be mode either by written request 842-9347 Assoc. Realtor "Gallery of Homes" The polling, place in the Fourth Elec- rooge, dishwasher, full basfment with ga- LJTTLE SILVER — Well kept four-bed- 400 lbs. Just repainted, with new lights. power in the aggregate be employed forwotded lo the Municipal Clerk or Ihe meroom, artoched garage. Asking y>?,SO0. 747-0900 jm, two-bath home with fifth bedroom County Boord of Election^ on forms tion District in the Township ol Holmdel . otticc. Central air. Low taxes. Close to SI25. Coll 842-5741. provided by said Municipal Clerk or is ot the Holmdel Flrehouse, Moin UP. CommerciQl Rentals transportation. Situated on a lovely lot BOAT BARGAIN ^"iT'^boaT pTus'tfaMe'rT defunct motor vehicles or scrap ma- Board or by toiling )n person ot the of- Street, Holmdel, New Jersey. WATERBURY SMALL BUNGALOW - in best neighbor- just 12 years young. Call now. CAMA5SA 1150. See al 81 Shore Blvd., Keansburg, al- terials be stored anywhere upon Ihe fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Election District NO. S ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Fully hood. t76,0DO. AGENCY, 4 Porker Ave., Little Silver. ter 5 p.m. premises." Board of Election^ up to ond including The polling place In (he Fifth Election Sirett. Red Bank's newest WALKER & WALKER FANTASTIC 1'J ACRE RANCH — With Body to be held Thursday, April 26, 1973 business hours from 9:00 n.m. lo 4;0§ os summer — in-ground swimming pool, with 1972 BRAVO TRAILER — Excellent con- at 8:30 P.M. at the Borough Hall, Rum- Highway 3A, Bclford. ,ond most unusual shopping location A Hw/. 35 R corral, and beautiful moiler bedroom or- 0 four-bedroom ranch, large family room. District' p.m. regarding his voting place ond/or 74I-HI2 Shrewsbury dition. Loaded with extras. Moving. son, N.J. al which time and place alt ony other election information • perfect spot for theunlgue. Coll M7-4835. ongemenl. Asking $89,900, Asking $5 7,000. E.A. ARMSTRONG 73V-O23S persons desiring to be heard will be giv- Brevonl Pork & Leonardo Fire House, REO BANK — Have only a few'choice lo- RED BANK-RUM SON AND MILES AGENCY, Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave., Center Avo , Leonardo. JOHN P. WADINGTON. >tX ACRES — And ieven-bedroom Geor- en full opportunity. cotfom ovaiiobie tor retail stores, bou- AROUND — Multiple Listings. Sf^* Mi Little Silter. 741-4500. TRAVEL TRAILER — 1971 Silver Eagle District i Township Clerk tiques; chains, etc. Shopping Mall, two free catalog of modes! homes, farm;., pa jion Colonial. Spiral stairway. Pool. Se- ALBERT A. KERR, JR. LincroM School/ Newman Sprrnqs P RTCT~REDVKED — "i4*?»W.~Own er~, 2«". Atr, healer, tub, ihower, sleeps b, like Borough Clerk Apr, 17, 18 • M5.D0 level). Climate controlled Prime area. totlol Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre elusion. new, mony extras, J3.WM. 222-4559. Rood, Lmcroft. ogc. lots, business opporlumties. transferred, hates to leave this custom Brokers protected CoHUruiT. built four-bedroom, two-both bi level in April 17 515.50 District I REGISTRY AND ELECTION McAlister Agency Mtddletown. AM the finest in decor and OLDER CAMPER BUS - Unfinished, Port Monmouth Fire House, Mom NOTICE RAY 5TILLMAN 1550. After 4:30 p.m. 14 Carolina Ave., RE6iSTRY"AND~EXECTI0N " Street, Porl Monmouth. 7i AZLET nioter 1 ois hove been used in this homi NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY* IWE.Rivtr Rd., Rumson 8« 1B94 All extras including air conditioning, ap- Pori Monmouth. District 7 NEW JERSEY Realtor BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT Eo^i Koansburg Fire Hoube, Thomp- Two-room office to rent — separate en- "Our Mth Yeor" pliances and carpeting. Colt now, this one NEW JERSEY Notice is hereby given that the Dis- • won't last, Open 9 o.m. to 8 p.m., 7 days a VOLKSWAGEN 1965 CAMPER • "Wi'h son Ave., East Kconsburg. trict Boards of Election ond Registry in tronce, separate Ibvotory, omple parking £41 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-660 pop-top, tape deck, extra tire. 42,000 Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- District 8 space and oil utilities supplied. "Tripie- RUMSON iweek, THE KIRWAN CO., REALTORS, trict Boards of Election and Registry in and for the Township of Shrewsbury, JUST LISTED miles. Excellent running and body condi Fairview School. Cooper Road, Mid- County of Monmouth, Stole of New Jer- A" location on Hwy 35. SI5D per month, ~5TRECT FROM BUILDER 1 Airport Plazo, Hozlel. 264-7200. tlon. S1650. Call after 6, 291-4972. and for fhe Borough of Oceonport, dietown. For further details calf Four or five bedrooms, two boths, fenced ' County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- sey, will meet al the places hereinafter LEONARDO 1 District 9 designoted orT New two story Colonial. Tow brdrooms yard , on 0 very lovely street. Excellent MIDOLeTOWN-OAK HILL SECTION — HARDTOP TENT'CAMPER sey, will meet at the places hereinafter 1 1 This luxurious contemporary is built tnto Community Hire House, Applclon Av- master bcciroofti l? 6")(18 . 1 2"6'"x 16 neighbors. Walking distance to schools. Six steeper. Real clean. (Jesigrioled on • TUESDAY, JUNE S, W/3 0 hill, it has tour large bedrooms, V ? enue, Leonardo. between the hours of 7 a.m. and B p.m, 1) b''K)Xb'\ 1J 6"^10'. V; bnths, utility Call us loday — won't lost long al 152,500. 223-3152 TUESDAY, JUNE S, 1973 District 10 - APOLLO . roorn, livinq room 1?'»?2', country kitche 1 boths, living roam has raised hearth fire- between the hours of 7 o.m. and B p.m., for the purpose of conducting 'he Pri- AGENCY INC. ] ( place ond French doors leading to balcony 1W2GMC PICKUP- *4-»on", 16S h.p., V-fl, River Pinia Fire House, Foster mary Election for tne nomination of oml clinina loom K '*J?'. WaN-to-wcill cm for the purpose of conducting Ihe Pri- Street, River Plcuo. Member Monmowlh Counly MLS pel ma dtnvnMcn'S, oak Mooring upstair1 J which overlook! one acre * of heavily with comper, f bed. S60O. Call after 5, mor.y Election for the nomination of candidates. 33WHWV3S Hotlet 739-fllOt . wooded property. Another all-brlcK fire- 291-4009. ' District 11 Soid Primary Election will he held in 50'>15O" lot imrnediute occupancy. 75' ! place in the den and French doors in bed- candidates. Middlelown High School, Ttndall Next to SHORE POINT INN dtmn. S37.900. 671 if-fl.t. Said Primary Election will be held m :iaid municipality (or Ihe purpose at McCUE i rooms. Wall-to-wall carpeting and many 1972 WOODSMAN TRAVEL TRAILER — Rood, MiOdleiown. nominating: J other features. Principals only. S/9,000. sold municipality lor fhe purpose of District 12 MO. Commercial Rentals 22'. Sleeps six. Fully self contained. Other nominating: A Governor $32,900 30 Ridge Rd. ! For appointment call 671-5307. extras. Used onty once. 671-0870. Middlelown Townshtp Ftrc Co. 1, A Stole Senntor 842-2/60 A Governor Highway 35, Middietown. Mint custom rancher A Stale Senator Two Members of the General Assem- • 2 years young 1 KFAN~SBXTRG - rwTb"edroomsrderr o District 13 bly large kitchen and parlor. Aluminum sid- Must sell due to Illness. Perfect c ond I (ton. Two Members ot fhe General Assem- Bayyiew School, Lconardville Rood. • Oversized gcroge Many extras with sate. Call 291-3638. bly A Member of the Boord of Chosen • Large privacy lot TWO FAMILY ing. AM fenced. S" 18,900. 942-4435. Belford. t-reeholders CHOICE Afumlnum siding, ond an eoAy-to-care-tor A Member of Ihe Board of Chosen District 14 WELMED REALTORS yard in the hills of Atlantic Highlands. STUCCO RANCH — Three bedrooms, Freeholders Full Term Committeemon New Monmouth School, 121 New Mon- At the Primary Election to be held on LEONARDO - Three bedrooms, Owner's home has living room, dining family room, full dining room on ''< acre. Two Councilmen (Full Terml mouth Rd., Middietown. OFFICE SPACE oom, fireplace, den, eat-in kitchen ond Potio ond barbecue for summer entertain WO. Swimming Pools At the Primary Election to be held on Tuesday, June 5, 1973, one male and one btifhj., large calm kiicdrn, livinq to District 15 female are to be elected os members of utility nmi reflation locoi. Pi incipa's wo bedrooms. Rental side has living Ing art yours tor J35,000. v*A, FHA, and Tuesday, June 5, 1973, one mole ond one Harmony School• Harmony & Wurp'iy room with fireploce, dining room, two conventional tlnonctng available. Open 9 SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE female ore lo be elected os members of the Stote Executive Committee lor eoch .7200 *>q M Heat, a ' co^d !;o-, ng. only. COII'.'91-4?;B. Warehouse has a few brand new obove- Roods, New Mo>*\TJth. o( the two mojor poliiicol parties (Re- bedrooms, basemenl- separate utilities. a.m. to 8 p.m.. 7 dovs 0 week, THE K1R- ttie Siale Executive Committee lor each Dlstrjct I* isni.o'ia' 5fr.-ce P' .a!c pa:- ->g on Aiklrvfl S445O0 Coll todoy WAN CO., REALTORS. Airporl Ploio, ground family size swimming pools In of the two major political parties (Re- publican and Democratic); one mole LINCROM — Hollj anytime. dletown. APPLIANCES GALORE Notice Is hereby given that qualified voters ol tne Township ol Shrewsbury, WHY NEW ENGLAND? — Second home SPECIAL Diitrict 19 County ol Monmouth, Slafc of Now .Jer- I2S.00O condominiums in exclusive golf and win- voters of the Borough of Oceonport, Lincroft School, Newman Springs Rd., RUMSON-LOCUST — Dock your boat n this lovely New Shrewsbury Cape Cod. wo NOTICES County of Monmouth. State of New Jer- sey, not already registered in soid mu- CALL En|oy a 3500 sp. ft. magnificent ronch, ter sports community in northern N,J, 180 Lincrolf. nicipality under the'lawi of New Jersey Owners moving to apartment and leaving acre lake lor soiling, water sktmg, ftsh- sey, not already registered in soid mu- District M n fouf bedrooms,, o'flce, 30 livina room, you a new range, two tetrio,«toiors, nntJ 0 nicipality under Ihe laws of New Jersey gover 'ng permanent rcgislrolion mo/ central olr, two fi'epioces. Near Naves Ink m(j. Tennis courts.-.5ki slopes. Fabulous Nutswomp School, Middlefown-Lm- register or transfer wiln the clerk of washer ond dryer, Four bedrooms, eat-in clubhouse tor gourmet dining. Excellent oovernino permanent registration may 747-1100 Country Club. $115,000. 741 7748. 960. Lost and Found register or transfer with the clerk of crofl Rood, Middietown. said municipality ot her ot- kitchen, ond 0 finished bosement with 0 investment in 1500 ceres of mountainous District 31 fice-residencc. lit Behhow Avenue, built-in bor. In this professionally reno' beouty. Two-bedroom oparlments start ot said municipality ot his office —.222 vated aluminum sided home. Onlv 528,000. REWARD — For return of brown leaf he Monmouth Blvd., Oceanport, New Jer- Port Monmouth School, Mom Street, Shrewsbury Township, New Jersey, at 70S. Mourn for Sale 70S. Houttt for Sale $29,000. One ocre homesites also avail- Porl Mcnmouth. any lime up to and including Thursday, obte. Only two hours Irom Jersey shore. shoulder strap pocketbook ond wallcl with sey, at ony time up to ond including THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors pictures. Missing In vicinity ot Grant City. Thursday, Apiil 1h, 19J3, during Ihe 1oi- District 22 ftpril 2b, Wf3, durmq Ihe following Coll lor brochure, S, J. KROL, Reoltor, 75 Middletown Villogc School, Kings hours: Doily 10:00 o.m. to ?:00 p.m., 5 Nfwmon Spring* Rd. Red Brink, N.J. W. Main St., Freehold. 780 1600. Shrewsbury. No questions asked. Call S42 lowing hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 &42-435O S574. p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays Highway, Middlelown. Saturdoys, Sundays and Holidays excepted. Or ot Commissioner of Regis- District 23 excepted Or ot Commissioner ol RpgK- REWARD — Lost white poodle, mole, tration Office, Court House. Court Boy view School, Lconnrdville Road, tration Office, Court House, Court NEW LISTING vicinity Port Monmouth. Oronge collar Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at ony Belford. Street. Freehold, New Jersey at ony SHREWSBURY— Don't miss this 730. Farm Property and mustache. 707-2540. time up to and including Thursday, District 24 time up to gnd including Thursday, $04.»0. Livina room, large dining room, April it. 1973, during the following Leonardo First Aid, Violo Avenue, April 7b, 1973, during the following rwo boths. Tnlrtf bedroom arrangement FOUND — Eyeglasses, dork frames, hours: Daily 9:00 o.m. fo 4:30 p.m., Sat- Leonardo. hours: Doily P:00 o rn. fo 4:30 prn , Sat- ideol for den. inlaw or teenager. Full HORSE FARM loped ear straps. Chestnut and Pearl Sts. urdoys, Sundays, and Holidays ex- District 25 urdays, Sundays, and Holidnys ex- basement partially finished. U ACRES S/?,800 Coll 462-0517 after 6 p.m. cepled. Lincrolt Fire House, Newman Springs cepted New listing — large Colonial, "mini" con- Rood, Lineroti. On Thursday, April 26, 1973. the regiv dition. Born. All cleared land. LOST — Shaggy groy mole toy poodle. On Thursday, April 1bt 1973, the regis- District I& STYNES REALTOR, Colls Neck 9J4-9666 Third and Church Sts., Rumson. Please tration books will be closed until after trolion books will be closed until after BECHT Thorne School. Murphy RoiitJ, foil Ihe lortlicominq Primary Flection to be coU &42-667S. the forthcoming Primary Election to be Morimouth. Becht & Co., Reoltors held on Tuesday, June 5, 1973. held on Tuesday, June S, 1973 LOST — Medium sized mole Collie type District 27 Notice ol thonqe ot residence or ap- 842-3933 dog, rusty-brownish, while chest, tan col- Notice of change of residence or ap- Eo^l KecinsLurq School, Ocean Ave- 760. Lots and Acreage plication for transfer or registration plication (or transfer of rpcilsfrattan Brood St. Shrewsbury lar, no togs. Lost In Monmouth College nue, East Keansburq. fihall be made either by written rrquest MT6DrE~TbWNT^~ideof1ffie~for e"iicKmve area Sunday. Reward. Colt 232-5400 or 870 shall be made either by written request District 28 home. 2'7 wooded acres near Noveslnk forwarded to Ihe Municipal Clerk or the forwarded lo Ihe Municipal Clerk or fhe 9752. Fairview School, Cooper Road, Mid- Cown'y Board o! Elections on forms TWO YEARS YOUNG Country Club. Principals. (2011 696-5705. County Boord ot Elections on torms dlotown. provided by sold Municipal Clerk or provided by sotd Municipal Clerk or THREE SPACIOUS BEDROOMS LOST • District 2f Board or by colliny in person ot the ot- OVERSIZED GARAGE HOLIDAY LAKE - Sussex County. Beou- Boord or by calling in person at the of- tifyl one ocre homesltes in yeor round Woman's half-eye qiosses, in OceonpoM, fice of the Municipal Cterk or County Novesink School, Monmouth Avenue, .VINT CONDITION ! Call 542-2819. Reward. Novesink. WELMED REALTORS 671-5650 community, Gotf, fishing, skiing, club Board of Elections up to ond including floord ol Elections up lo and including house. Also condominium apartments and *~ > OU N 6"~6 nr"h Vdr op lane April 26. 1973. District 30 April ?6, 1973. LITTLE SILVER COLONYAL "^ Dolinq sites for second home on lake and golf Coll between 7-8 p.m., Mon.-Fn. The soid Boards o( Registry and Elec- The said Boards n! Rcqisiry p^d Elec- bock lo WW. Large center hall, lout bed- course. 1S500 up. Terms ovoitoble. Colt 229-2171 coll Rood, M"ddlelown. tion will meet on District 31 tion will meet on for brochure. STEPHEN J. KROL. Real- TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 19/3 oom, modern kitchen. EKCCllcnl condi tor, 75 w. Main St., Freehold. 780 1600. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1973 Middletown Village School, King^ between the hours of 7 o.m. and 8 p.m., Highway, Middlelown. bclween Ihe hours of / o m ond R prn., ion. Lonely, priuait oardprn E A. ARM- for the purpose of conducting the Gener- for Ihe purpose of concli/ctincj the Gener- STRONG AGENCY. Realtors, 555 Pros- COLTS NECK ~l2"s>oilingoaes. Most- 970. Special Notices Diitrict 37 pplebrook Agency pplebrook Agency ly cleared. Excellent for small horse form al Election. al Election peel Ave . Littir Silver. 741.4500. Said General Election will be held in Foirview School, Cooper l^cad, Mid Said General Election will be held l(\ Realtors or two. Rural and residential horse farm dietown area. Near schools ond shopping. Asking Improve your sell socially. Eliminote dull said municipality tor the purpose of said municipal!ty for the purpose o! TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- electing: District 33 electing: 112Aw.olTwoBI»ere GROWING YOUR HOME? — Collor S75OO per acre. 244-2734 weekends. You'll love our doting service. Bay view School. Leonardo Me Rood, 23A Rt. 34 566-7600 Free to shore residents. MDS, P.O. Box A Governor A Governor Rumson 842-290P *rile lor your complimentary copy of Ap- KEANSBURG— Two'conirr lots, ov A State Senator Belford A Stole Senator D.eBrooVs monthly Homes for Livng 1U, Long Bronch, N.J. District 34 blo-K (rontaqe, 17 511 sq. M., 520,000 f Two Members of the General Assem- Two Members of the General Assem- magazine. OMtrj pictures, prices, de- 1% 101101SS. Middlefown Township High School, scriptions, APPLfcBROOK AGENCY, bly TindollRood. Middletown. bly Realtors, 9SO Hwy. 35, Mlddleiovtn. 671- A Member o1 Ihe Boord ol Chosen A Member nl the Boord ot Chosen MARLBORO ~ Five oa«. tlai. cleared, Freeholders District 3» Freeholder^ 7300. brook, rich soil, large Ironlage. counlry 990. Instruction River Ptaia Fjre House, Foster Two Councitmeij.(Full Term) Street, River Plaio Full TermCommltteeman WHY PAY RENT~^~When you con own setting. Horse (arm or subdivide. 12B.O0O, LEARN TO~6R7VE TRACTOR TRAILER Notice is hereby given that qualified Notue ii iieretiy given that qualified STYNES ReqMor,94^-WA6. OR OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT. voters o' the BorouQh of Oceanport, District 36 his lovely Cape Cod with formal dining Port Monmouth Fire House, Main voters ol the Township of Shrewsbury, oom. large nvtng room, eat-in kitchen, RUMSO~N~VVATERFRONT LOT — R~iipa' i CALL (201) 534 44SS County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- County of Mcnmouth, Stole of New Jer- rian rights. Newty bulkheoded. 210' * hl sey, not olreody registered in s,aid mu- Street, Port Monmouth. sey, not already registered in said mu- oAndcrson two bedrooms, and loads ol slorog* space District 37 «S.0M. Coll 2J9-04M. nicipality under the laws of New Jersey mcipolity under Ihe lows of New Jersey tor onty 11 vfl per month. Colt now. we con NOTICE Harmony School, Harmony & Murphy show you how! Full price 127.350. Open 9 governing permanent registration may governing permanent registration may THE EAfONTOWN SEWERAGE AU- Roads, New Monmouth. register or transfer with the clerk ol o.m to B p.m., 1 days 0 week, THE KIR- THORITY Diitrict 31 WAN CO . REALTORS, Airport PI010, said municipality ot his olflce — 171 ioid municipality al her of- NOTICE OFREBlD Monmoutti Blvd., Oceanport, New Jer- Thompson School. Middletown Lin- flee—residence, 111 Belshaw Avenue, Hailet ?W/?O0. Seoled proDOSOls for Contract No. aoft Road, Middlelown GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - sey, ot ony time between Wednesday, Shrewsbury Township, New Jersey at LINCROFT — Split, *- re. Excellent lv73-3 will be received by (he Eolotitown June 6, 1973, and Thursday, September Oiiiritt 31 ony lime between Wednesday. June h, ' 1 Bethany Rd., ofi Hwy 35. Hozlet. Walk to Sewerage Authority, Eafontown, New Nufswamp School. MirJdletown-Lin- condition. Three bedroon I j boths, din- Shopping areas- 264 3911. 27. 1973, during the following hours: 1973, and Thursday. September 77, 1973, Ing room, living room. New Jersey at 3;oo P.M., prevailing time, on Dolly 9:00 o.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays, croft Rood, Middletawn. during the following hours: Doily 10:00 new kitchen, ?4' family room with fire- IW9 PRINCESS MOBILE HOME - Two Mondoy, April 30. t?73. in t(ie Planning Sundays and Holidays excepted. Or ot For any information in reference to o.m. to 3:00 p.m., Saturdays;, bundoyi FLASH! FLASH! bedrooms, kilthen, living room, I'j boths, Boord R OOrn, ^Aunpcipol QuiluinQi 4/ Commissioner of Registration Office, and Hoiidoys exccpled. Or at Commis- awning, shed, and central air condi- Broad Street, Eolonfown, New Jersey. Court House, Court Street, Freehold, polls ore open, please call Ihe Township sioner ot Registration Office, Court Ql oriV m tioning. Call anytime. 7&4-O337. at which time and place bids will be Mew Jersey, " * between Clerk's, oflice at 6/I-3100. Home. Court Street. Freehold, Mew Jer- publicly opened and read aloud. The sey, at ony time between Wednesday, 705. HouifttFor Sole Wednesday, June 6, 1973, and Thursday, THOMAS J. MAGIN 2 BEAUTIFUL NEW LISTINGS work under Contract No. 1973-3 consists September 37. 1973, during the following June A, 1973, and Thursdoy, September HOUSE TRAILER TOWN5HIP CLERK "I" x 351 of furnishing all labor, material, tools, hours: Dolly 9:00 o.m. to 4:31) p.m., Sat- 27, 19/3, during the following hours. Coll 741 5545 between 4 and 6 p m. and equipment necessary to replace 19 urdays. Sundays ond Holidays excepted. Apr. 17. 18 I12S.O0 Daily 9:00 a.m. to *-M p.m., Saturdays ON QUIET CULDE SAC tf of 10' cost iron influent pipe, tnsloll Sundays and Holidays excepted. GIBRALTER - t~6 VsiT Two bedroom^ 48 tt. ol 8" asbestos cement sewer pipe, On Thursday, September 37, 1973, the REGISTRY AND ELECTION IN FAIR HAVEN v- Must be moved ofl lot No reasonable ot- one manhole, modify existing wet welt, registration books will be closed until NOTICE On Thursday, September 37, 19J1, ihe fer refused. Cati 264-10J4. ond perform si'e work consistinQ ol after the forthcoming General flection TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL regis*ro*iQn boohs ^/iII be closed unt,| eroding, povinrj. nnd fence mslollalion to be held on Tuesday, November 6, after the forthcoming General Election 1971 NEW JER5CY ., Charming home on magnificent lol overlooking or>d opportenontes os 5pecilied. Notice is hereby aivcn that the Ds to be held on Tuesday. November A Notice of change of residence or op- 1973. Plons and specifications ond contract trlct Boards of Election ond Registry in • • pond - prolusion ol floweis and shrubs. Large 790LReal Estate Wanted^ plication for transfer of registration ond for Ihe Township or Holmdel. Coun- Notice ol change of residence or ap- documents tor trte proposed work or^ on shall be made either by written request tite and publicly exhibited a! ihe Eoion- ty ot Monmoyih, Stote of New Jersey, plication for transfer ot registration snail living room with fireplace, dining room. 3 bed- LTSTINGS OF BETTER HOMES- ir forwarded to Ihe Municipal Clerk or the will meet at the places hereinafter des- be mode either by written request tor- lowo Sewerage Authority office, Munici- County Board of Elections, on forms Keansburg-AAlddlefown-Hailet-Holmdel. pal Building, Eolontown, New Jersey ignated on warded to the Municipal Clerk or ttie rooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage( lull basement — THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717-0123. provided by said Municipal Cleric or County Board ol Elections, on forms ond ot the office of the Consulting Engi- Board or by calling in person ot the of- TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 provided by said Municipal Clerk nr control air conditioning. Asking S63.900. WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLABL nerr, Lonning St»"'tory Engineering Co , fice of Ihe Municipal Clerk or County between the hours of 7 a.m. ond 8 p.m., Board or by colling in person ol the of- In ony condition Inc., 4*81 South Brood Street. Trpnton, Board of Elections up to ond including for Ihe purpose of conducting the Pri- fice ol the Municipal ClerV or Coun'y Phone 357-7828 New Jersey. wh»r[ tfiey Tiay be m- September 37. W/3. mary Election for the nomination af Board ot Elections up to and including *pec'ed oy prospective bidders during condidates. September 27, Iv73. Custom buiil ranch in Rumson. Living roon office hours. The District Boards of Election will Said Primary Election will be held ir sit ot the following places which ,ii a de- The following is a description of |he wilh fireplace, dining room, family room, 3 bed- HOUSES OR LAND Copies ot the plans, specifications, scription ond location of Ihe polling said municipality for fhe purpose ol Election District in trie Township of Bouahl for cash. For dttoili, call iand contract documents noy be obtain- places in the Borough of Oceanport, nominating: Shrewsbury and the polMng plrce m Mr. KMley ot ed of *n^ orricei ^* *ne Consulting Engi" A Governor some, lo wit; rooms, 2 baths — basemenl - 2-car garage — ne*r. Lonning Solitary Engineennpj Co.. A Stole Senator District No. 1 — Oceanport Hook, and The polling place 'or Ihe Township of Ladder Company, Main Slreel, Ocean- Two Members ot the General Assem- many, many extras — won't last long ... THE KIRWAN CO. application ond prepayment of the fee of bly Shrewsbury is the Votl Home Meeting 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk, N.J. port. Room. 21 Barker Avenue. 554,900, 0d 00. n* port ot which is nfundable, District 7 — Port ou Peck Chemical A Member of the Boord ol Chosen Voters moy call the Township Clerk 842-4350 for each set or documents distributed. Hose Co.. Portau-Peck Avenue, Ocean- Freeholders of 542-06/5, 111 BeUhow Avenue, All checks are to be mode payable to port. A Township CommlMeemon tar full Shrewsbury Township, during business Lonning Somtory Engineering Co., Inc. term. 3 yeors. hours from 10:00 a-m. to 2:00 p.m., eve- We tiove tiuvers! An additional U 00 postage and handling District No. 3 — Community Center, At the Primary Election lo be held Mnas uroeHly needed m the areos ot )roquois Ave., Oceonporl. nlngi from 7:00 p.m, to 1:0(1 p.m. re- pplebrook Agency fee will be charged for each set ot docu- on Tuesday, June S. 1973. one male and garding tils vDtino place ond/ur any oth. icf. MiJdiftown. Beitord, Leonardo. ments ordered to be matted. District No 4 — Wolttim bcriool Audi- one femote ore to be elected DS member etc. Coll George A. DeLorme, Reoltor. torium, WoUhill Avenue, Oceanport. er elicit on Information. Realtors The bid must be occompomed by cash LOISBARBOUR, of the State Executive Committee (or 636 River Rd. 741-4477 Fair Haven OuaMty Realty Associates or oy a certified check of the bidder eoch of the two major political parties MRS. ANNE $WITEK, Borough Clerk 950 Hwy 35, Middle town 671-2300 Member Multiple Listing Servicei payable to the order of the Eo ton town (Republican and Democratic).' one Townjnlp Clerk Ml-3332 malt and ont female are to be ctcotd Sewcroae Aulhontv in the amount of Apr.iMi • 1M00 Apr. 17. tt * •*'*.» LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL'NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEOAi, The Dally Register, EedBank- Mkldletown, NX Tuesday, April 17, Jf7? C9mm,titoner OT VMis/rortion otiict, Th* MM Boards of Registry ond Elec Cowrt Hoy.se, Court It/ett, F/eehold, Won will meet on <- „ new Jersey, of ony time between TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, IW3 ' w»dnes*iy, Jujw 6, 1*3, ond Thursday, between the hours of 7 o.m. ond 8pm, mssR September 27, W3, during the following Notice It hereby given that the Dis- tor thepurposeot conducting the Gener- Notice I* htrtbyjrivjtn »hol the OJi- houri: OoJly 9:00 a.m. t<>i:30 DsnVSaT- trict Boards of Election and Registry In al E lection. urJ?°V5' Sunjtoyj and Holidays excepted. ond for the Bprouoh of Keonsbura, trlct Boortft of Election and Registry in n Sold General Election will be held in ana tor the Borough of Red Bonk-, coun- r °, .Thursday, September 27, 1973, the County of MonrneumT State of New Jer- said municipality for the purpose of ty ol Monmoutti, stole of New Jersey, registration books will be closed until sey, will meet at the places hereinafter wilt meet of the places hereinafter des- t7bVh!iiO«ttlCfrTilnS Gen.erW Election designated on A< Governor ignated on 1973 held on TuesSay, November 6, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 A Stote Senator TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., Two Members of the General Assem- between the hours ot 7 o.m. end 8 p.m. Notice o1of chang tronsfee orf residence or ap- for the purpose of conducting the Pri- bly for the purpose of conducting the Pri- Etaffk?" J o» registration mary Election for the nomination of A Member of the Board of Chosen mary Election lor the nomination ol condldates. g™" o* fnad t0 e heithee r by written reauest Freeholders candidates. PS'^ L WwWpal Clerk or the Said Primary Election will bt held In - 2 Councllmen full term 3 years Sold Primary Election will be held in County Board of Elections on forms said munlclpqllty for the purpose of Notice Is hereby given that qualified sold municipality for the purpose o ££v!i i?' sald Municlpal Clerk or nominating: voters of the Borough of Little Silver, nominating: Boord or by catltng in person ot the of- A Governor County cf Monmouth, State of New Jer- A Governor R V 4% Munlc'Po' Clerk or County A Staff Senator sey, not already registered in said mu- A State Senotor Sente b 37 IM*' UP *° Qn<* lncluclin9 Two Members of the Generol Assem- nicipality under the laws ol New Jersey Two Members of the General Assem- bly • governing permanent registration may bly The following is'a description of the A Member of the Boord of Chosen register or transfer with the clerk of A Member ot the Board of Chosen Election Districts in the Township ot Freeholders ...... sold municipality at his office, Borouoh Freeholders Colts Neck and the polling places In At the Primary Election to be held on Hall, Prospect Avenue. Little Silver, Two Council men. Full Terms same, to wit: ,., Tuesday, June 5, 1973, one mote and one New Jersey, at ony time between At the Primary Election to be held oi Wednesday, June 6, 1973 ond Thursday, Fint Election D'litrict female are to be elected as members of Tuesday June 5, 1973, one male and one the State Executive Committee for each September 27, 1973, during the following female are to be elected os members ot Election District No. 1 is hereby de- hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sat- fined and described os follows: of the two molor political parties (Re- the State Executive Committee tor each publlcon and Democratic); one mole urdays, Sundays ond Holldovs excepted, of the two major political parties (Re- All qualified voters residing on the and one femole are to be elected from September 7, U, 21 ana 27, 7:30 to 9:00 FOUR-MAN FATE — Fate/ a group which makes Saturdays through July." Members of the group,/ publican and Democratic); one male West side of Highway No. 34, south ot eoch election district in Monmouth p.m.. Or ot Commissioner of Registra- and one female are to be elected from Flock Rood and Cedar Drive. County os Members of the Monmouth tion Office, Court House, Court Street, the shore area its musical home, will begin the left to right, are Tim Ryan, organist and violinist; each election district in Monmoutti , The polling place lor the First Elec- County Executive Committee for each Freehold, New Jersey, at ony time be- County as Members ol the Monmoutn 'llon District is Cedar Drive School, Ce- of the two motor political parties (Re- tween Wednesday, June 6, (973, and summer season tomorrow. That's opening day for Vinnie Talarico, drummer and lead vocalist; Jim County Executive Committee for each dar Drive, Colls Neck. publican ond Democratic). Thursday, September 27, 1973, during of the two mo|ar political parties (Re- the following hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to a booking at the Ship Wheel Inn, Brielle, where Scott, vocalist and lead guitarist, and Emile Tala- publican ond Democratic). Second Election District Notice Is hereby given that qualified 4:30 p.m., Saturdays. Sundays ond Ho- Notice Is hereby given that qualified Election District No. 2 is hereby do- voters of the Borough of Keansburg, lidays exceoted. music will be on tap Wednesdays, Fridays and rico, vocalist and brass guitarist. voters of the Borough of Red Bonk lined and described as follows: County of Monmouth, state ot New Jer- County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- All qualified voters residing on the sey, not olreody registered in said mu- On ThursdoyThursdoy,, SeptembeSeptember 272,, 19731973,, ththe sey, not already registered In said mu- East side ol Stote Hiqhway No. 34. nicipality under the laws ot New Jersey regigistratioistratios n books wilt be closes d until nicipality under the laws of New Jersey The polling piece for the Second Elec- governing permanent registration moy otter the forthcoming GeneraGl l ElectioElti n governing permanent registration may tion District'is Atlantic Elementary register or transfer witn the clerk of t o bbe held on Tuesday November 6, register or transfer with the clerk of School, County Highway No. 537, Colts said municipality at his office — resi- sold municipality at his office. Munici- NecK. dence, Church Street, Keansburg, New Jersey, ot any time up fo and Including \m.m. Ocean Twp. Bonding Proposal OK'd pal Building, 32 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, at any time up to Third Election Oiitrict Thursdoy, April 26, 1973, during the fol- NtNotici e of change of residence or ap- ond including Thursday, April 3J, 1973, Election District No. 3 shall be bound- lowing hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 plication for transfer ot registration during the following hours': Dally 9:66 ed os fallows: p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays shall be mode either by written request OCKAN TOWNSHIP - sue to finance various capital Other improvements include point 225 feet north and 190 a.m. TO 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays Beginning ot the most northerly inter- excepted. Or at Commissioner of Regis- forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the and Holidays excepte'd.'Plus April 24, section of Conover Road (at Big Brook) tration Office, Court House, Court i County Board of Elections on forms Township Council last night improvements, including an the installation of drainage feet south. 25, 26 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Or at Commis- and New Jersey State Highway Route Street, Freehold, New Jersey, ot any provided by said Municipal Clerk or addition lo municipal offices. Jines and the paving of A public hearing is set for sioner of Registration Office, Cour 34, thence (1) In a westerly direction time up ta and including Thursday, Board or by calling In person at the of- approved a $1,129,500 bond is- House, Court Street, Freehold, New Jer- otong the northerly line of Conover April it. 1973, during the following fice ot the Municipal Clerk or County The addition involves ex- streets. May 7. sey, ot any time up to and Including Roqa to the intersection of Conover hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. fo 4:30 p.m., Sat- Board of Elections up to and Including Thursday, April 26, 19/3, during the fol- Rood and Crlne Road, thence (2) west- urdays, Sundovs. and Holldavs ex- September 27,1973. ^ LEGAL NOTICE pansion of police headquar- An ordinance prohibiting The governing body also au- lowing hours: Dolly 9:00 o.m. to 4;30 erly along the northerly line ol Crine cepted. April, 24th, 2S1h, and 26th, 1973,. The voting places of and In Ihe BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY p.m., Saturdays, Sundays, ond Holidays Rood to the Intersection of Crlne Road 7 lo 9 P.M. Borough ot Little Silver are as fol- ters and added office space parking on sections of Mon- thorized the issuance of $6,600 Flrst Election District REGISTRATION & ELECTION excepted. ond Boundary Road, thence (3) south- NOTICE erly along Boundary Rood to the Inter- On Thursday, April 26,1973, the regis- Polling place for this district Is for the several other ex- mouth Road was also in- as the township share of the On Thursday, April 26. 1W3, the regls- tration books will be closed until offer Borough Hall, Prospect Avenue. Notice Is hereby given that a Primary Iroflon boohs will be closed until after section of Boundary Road and Cedar Election will be held In the Borough of Drive, thence 14) easterly along the the forthcoming Prlmory Election fo be Second Election District panding governmental divi- troduced. Deal Lake Commission budg- the forthcoming. Primary Election to be held on Tuesday, June S, 1973. Shrewsbury, County ot Monmouth, State held on Tuesday, June 5,1973. northerly line of Cedar Drive lo the In- Polling place tor this district is the of New Jersey, on Tuesday, June 5, 1973 et.The commission's budget is tersection cf Cedar Drive and Heyers Notice of change of residence or ap- Fire House on Prospect Avenue. The code bans parking on Notice of change of residence or ap- plication for transfer of registration between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Mill Road, Ihence 15} northerly along Third Election Diitrlct at places hereatter designated lor nomi- $140(KI. plication for Ironsfer of registration the westerly line of Heyers Mill Road to shall be mode either by written request Polling place for this district Is St. the west side of the thorough- t shall be mode either by written request forwarded to the Municlpol Clerk or the nation of candidates for the General the Intersection of Heyers Mill Road John's Chapel Parish House on Llttte Election os hereafter designated and to LEGAL NOTICE forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the and Flock'Road, thence (6) easterly County Board of Elections on forms Sliver Point Rood, Fare from West Park Ave. to a An agreement with the state elect one male and one female member REGISTRY AND ELECTION County Boord of Elections on forms along the northerly line of Flock Road provided by said Municipal Clerk or Fourth Election District Transportation Department provided by said Municipal Clerk or Board or by colling In person at the of- of the Stote Executive Committee for NOTICE to Ihe Intersection of Flock Road and Polling place for this district is Ihe eoch of the two major political portles Board or by calling In person at the of- New Jersey State Highway Route 34, fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Fire House, Prospect Avenue. BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT LEGAL NOTICE was approved for a temporary fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Board of Elections up to and Including (Republican and Democratic) and one NNEEW JERSESY Ihence 17] northerly along the easterly Fifth Election District mate and one female member from Boordi of Elections up to ond Including line of New Jersey Stale Highway Route April 26,1973. Notice is hehherebbr y ggivei n tthah t the Dis- REGISTRY AND ELECTION traffic signal at Monmouth Polling place for this district Is the each election district as members of the tricitt BoardBd s off Electio d Rity i NOTICE 34 lo the most northerly intersection ol The said Boards of Registry ond Elec- Little Silver Point Road School, Little tion and RRegistre y in The said Boards of Registry and Elec Monmouth County Executive Committee and foorr thhe BorouBorouggh of Sea Bright, BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH - Road and Corlies Ave. t Conover Road (at Big Brook) and New tion win meet on Sliver Point Road. for each of the major political parties tlon will meet on Jersey State Highway Route 3d, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 CountCt y of MtMonmouthh , SlSlatte of NNe w JerJ - NEW JERSEY Voters moy coll the Borough Clerk ot (Republicanand Democratic). sey, will meet ot the places hereinafter Notice Is hereby given that the DIs- The light will continue in TUESDAY, NOVEMBER e, 1973 between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m,, M2-2400, Borough Holl, Prospect Ave- between the hours of 7 o.m. and 8 p.m., The polling place tor the Third Elec- for the purpose of conducting the Gener- The lost day to register or to transfer designated on Jrlct Boards of Election and Registry In tion District Is Cedar Drive School, Ce- nue, Uttle Silver, during business hours from one voting district to another in ond for the Borouqh of Union Beach, operation until a permanent for the purpose of conducting the Gener ol Election. from 9:00 o.m. to 5:00 p.m., Friday eve- TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 al Election. dar Drive, Colts Neck. Said Generol Election win be held In order to vote In ttie Primary Election is belween tne hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- ning 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., regarding April 26, 1973 and this can be done at the sey, will meet ot the places hereinafter signal can be installed in Said General Election will be held in said municipality for the purpose or his voting place and/or any other elec- for the purpose of conducting the Pri- Fourth Election District Municipal Building, 777 Broad Street, mary Election for the nomination of. designated on sold municipality for the purpose of Election District No. 4 is hereby es- electing: tion information. about 18 months. electing! A Governor during regular office hours, Monday candidates. TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1973 tablished and bounded as follows: STEPHEN GREENWOOD through Friday, holidays excepled. between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., A Governor Beginning at the most northerly Inter- A Stote Senator Said Primary Election will be held In Mayor Joseph A. Palaia A state Senotor Borouoh Clerk Notice Is hereby given that a General said municipality for the purpose of for the purpose of conducting the Pri- action of Conover Road (at Big Brook) L Two Members of the General Assem* Apr. 17,18 M3.00 Two Members of the Generol Assem- Election will be held In the Borough of nominating: mary Election for the nomination of also said that the long-await- und New Jersey State Highway Route bly REGISTRY AND ELECTION candldotes. bly 34, thence (I) northerly along ihe eas- A Member of the Boord of Chosen Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth, Stole i A Governor •A Member of the Board of Chosen terly line,of New Jersey Stale Highway Freeholders NOTICE of New Jersey on Tuesday, November 6, A State Senotor Sold Primary Election will be held in ed traffic signal at Deal and Freeholders Route 34 to the Intersection of Newman Notice Is hereby given that qualified BOROUGH OF RUMSON 1973 between fhe .hours of 7 o.m. ond 8 Two Members of the General Assem- said municipality for the purpose of Roller Roads is now being in- • Two Councllmen, Full Terms SDiinqs Road and New Jersey State voters ot the Borough of Keansburg, NEWJERSEY p.m. at places hereatter designated tor bly nominating; Notice Is hereby given that qualified Highway Route 34, thence (2) westerly County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- Notice Is hereby given that the District the eleclton of a Governor, State Sena- A Member of the Boord of Chosen A Governor stalled. voters of the Borough of Red Bank, along the southerly line of Newman sey, not already registered In said mu- Boards of Electron and Registry in and tor, Two Members of the General As- Freeholders A Stole Senator County of Monmoutr>, State of New Jer- Springs Road to the Intersection of nicipality under the laws of New Jersey for the Borough of Rumson, County of sembly, a Member of the Board of Cho- Two Councllmen — Full lerm of 3 Two Members of the General Assem- sey, not already registered In said mu- 'Boundary Road and Newman Springs governing permanent registration may Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will sen Freeholders and two members of years. bly Council also authorized bids nicipality under the laws of New Jersey Road, thence (3) southerly otong the register or transfer with the clerk of meet at the places hereinafter desig- the Borough Council of the Borough of Af Ihe Prlmory Election to oe held on A Member of the Board of Chosen governing permanent registration may easterly line ot Boundary Road to the said municipality at his office — resi- nated on Shrewsbury. Tuesday, June 5, 1973, one male and one Freeholders for a five-year lease to oper- register or transfer with the clerk of intersection of Crlno Road and Bound- dence. Church Street, Keansburg, New TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1973 The lost doy to register or to transfer femole ore to be elected os members of Two Counciimen— Full Term sa[d municipality ot tils office, Munici- ary Road, thence (4) easterly alonn the Jersey, ot any time between Wednes- between the hours of 1 a.m. and 8 p.m., from one voting district to another in the Stote Executive Committee for each . At the Primary Election to be held on ate the nine-hole Colonial Ter- pal Building, 32 Monmouth Street, Red northerly line of Crlne Road to the in- day, June 6, 1973, and Thursday, Sep- for tne purpose of conducting the Pri- order to vote in the General Election is of the two molor political parties (Re- Tuesday, June 5, 1973, one male and one race Golf Course. Bonk, New Jersey, at any time between tersection of Conover Road and Crlne tember 27, 1973, during the following mary Election for the nomination of September 27, 1973 and this can be done publican and Democratic); one male female are to be elected as members of Wednesday, June 6, 1973, and Thursday, Rood, thence (5) northeasterly along ihe hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sat- candidates. at the Municipal Building 777 Broad ond one female are to be elected from the 5late Executive Committee tor each < Bidding, which must start September 27,1973, during the following westerly line af Conover Road to the urdays, Sundays ond Holldavs excepled. Soid primary Election will be held in Street, during regular office hours- each election district in Monmouth of the two rnalor political parties (Re- hours: Dally 9:00 o.m. to?:OQ p.m., Sat- most northerly Intersection of Conover Or a) Commissioner of Registration Of- said municipality for the purpose of Monday through Friday, holidays ex- County as Members ot the Monmouth publican and Democratic); one male at $2,500 per year, will take urdays, Sundays and Holidays excepted. [jtocd (at Big Brook) and New Jersey fice, Court House, Court Street, Free- nominating: cepled. Registration of voters or trans- Counly Executive Committee for eoch and one female are fo be elected from. Plus September 25, 26, 27 7;00 p.m. to Stale Hlghwoy Route 34. hold, New Jersey, at any time between A Governor fer of registration can be mode on of the two mo|or political parties (Re- each election district In Monmouth place in township hall at S 9:00 p.m, Or ot Commissioner of Regls- Wednesday, June 6, 1973, and Thursday, A State Senator forms provided by the Clerk or the publican ond Democratic). County as Members of ihe Monmoutn County Executive Committee for eoch frotlon Office, Court House, Court The polling place for the Fourth Elec- September 37, 1973, during the following Two Members o( the General Assem- Commissioner of Registration at the Notice is hereby given that qualified p.m. May 5, 7. Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at any tion District is Conover Road School. hours: Dolly 9:00 o.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sat- bly Court House, Freehold, N.J. of the two mo|or political parties (Re- voters of the Borough of Seo Bright, publican ond Democratic). time between Wednesday, June 6, 1973 Conover Road, Colts Neck. urdays, Sundays ond Holidays excepted. A Member of Ihe Board of Chosen For Information obout location ot pot- County of Monmouth, Stale of New jer- ond Thursday, September 27, 1973, dur- Voters may call 1he Township Clerk Thursday evenings Aug. 16th, 23rd, 30th, Freeholders ling places or election districts, coif sey, not already registered in said mu- Notice Is hereby given that qualified ing the following hours: Dally 9:00 o.m. at 462-5470, Town Hall, Cedar Drive, Sept. 6th, 13th, 20th, Tuesdoy, 25th, Two Councllmen (full term) Clerk, 741-4200, during regular office nicipality under the lows of New Jersey voters of the Borough of Union Beach, The U.S. Department of Agri- to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and :olts Neck, during business hours from Wednesday 36th, Thursday 27th, 1973. 7 At the Primary Election to be held on hours, governing permanent registration may County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- Holidays excepted. »:M a.m. to 5:00 p.m. regarding his vot- ! to 9 p.m. ' Tuesday, June 5, 1973. one mole and one POLLING PLACES register or transfer with the clerk of sey, not already registered In said mu- culture recommended in 1968 ng place and/or any other election in- female are to be elected as members of said municipality ot her office, Borough nicipality under the lows of New Jersey On Thursday, September 27, 1973, the' formation. - First Election District . . . Fire House, that men over 55 limit their On Thursdoy, September 17, IV73, the the State Executive Committee for each Brood Street Hall, 1099 East Ocean Avenue, Sea Governing permanent registration may registration books wilt be closed until GEORGE HANDZO registration books will be closed until of the two major political parties (Re- Bright, New Jersey, ot any time up to register or transfer with the Clerk of after the forthcoming Generol Election Second Election District . . . First Aid lating to 2,400 calories a day. Township Clerk after the forthcoming General Election publican and Democratic); one male Squad Building, H odd on Avenue oncf including Thursday. April 25. 1973, sold municipality at the bfllce, Munici- lo be held on Tuesday, November 6, to be held on Tuesday. November 6. and one femole are to be elected from during the following hours: Dally 9:00 pal Building, Florence Avenue, Union 1973. Third Election District . . . Brood Street The average American con- Apr. \h 18 5111.00 each election district In Monmouth Auditorium of School a.m. to 12:00 noon, 2;00 p.m. to 4:00 Beach, New Jersey, at any time up to Notice of change of residence or ap- Notice of change of residence or gppll- I County os Members ot the Monmouth p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays and including Thursdoy, April Vt, 1973, sumes 3,300 calories each day. REGISTRY AND ELECTION cation for transfer of registration shall j JEAN W. FABRY plication for transfer of registration County Executive Committee for each Borough Clerk excepted. Or at Commissioner ot Regis- during Ihe following hours; Doily 9 o.m, shall be mode either by written request NOTICE be made either by written request for- ' af the two major political parties (Re- tration Office, Court House, Court to 4 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Ho- forwarded lo the Municipal Clerk or the TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO warded to the Municlpol Clerk or the publican and Democratic). Apr. 17, 1 S32.50 Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at onony lidays excepted. Qr at the Commission- County Board of Elections, on forms NEWJERSEY County Board of Elections, on forms er ot Registration Office. Court House, LEGAL NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that qualified timtiim e up to and IncludinIldi g ThursdayThd . provided by said Municipal Clerk or Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- provided by said Municlpol Clerk or Court Street, Freehold, New Jersey, ot REGISTRY AND ELECTION • Board or by calling In person at the of- trict Boards of Election ond Registry in Board or by calling In person at the of- voters ot the Borouon of Rumsen, Coun- REGISTRY AND ELECTION AprApriil 26, 1973, during the following ty ot Monmouth, State ot New Jersey, hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. To 4:30 p.m., Sat- any time up to and Including Thursday, NOTICE fice of the Municipal Clerk or Count/ and for the Township of Marlboro Coun- fice of the Municipal Clerk or County hhours: Dally 9:00 a. p, April 26, 1973, during the following not already registered in said munici- NOTICE urdaysd , SundaysSd , and HolidayHlid s ex- BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWSBURY Board of Elections up ta and Including ty of Monmouth, state or New Jersey, Board of Elections up to and including BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN hours: Dally 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Satur- NEWJERSEY September 27,1973. will meet ot the places hereinafter des- September 27, 1973. pality under the laws ol New. Jersey cepted. governing permanent registration moy NEWJERSEY days, Sundays, and Holidays excepted. Notice Is hereby given Ihot the Dis- ignated on The District Boards of Election will On Thursday, April 26, 1973, the regis- On Thursday, April 26, 1W3, the regis- The voting places of and In the register or transfer with the clerk of Notice Is hereby given that tration books will be closed until after trict Boards of Election and Registry in Borough of Red Bank ore as follows: TUESDAY, JUNES, 1973 sit at the following places which is a de- said municipality al his office. Me- the District Boards ot Election and tration books will be closed until after and for the Borough of New Shrews- between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., scription ond location of Iho pollinq the forthcoming Primary Election to be the forthcoming Primary Election to be Diitrlct No. 1 morial Borough Hall, River Road, Rum- Registry In and for the Borough of Fair held on Tuesday, June 5, 1973. bury, County of Monmouth, Stote of Naveslnk Hook & Ladder Fire House, lor the purpose of conducting the Pri- places in the Borough of Keansburg, held on Tuesdoy, June 5, 1973. Notice of son, New Jersey, at any time up to and Haven, County of Monmouth, Stale of Notice of change of residence or ap- New Jersey, will meet ot the places Mechanic Street. : mary Election for the nomination of N.J.: New Jersey, will meet at the places change of residence-or oppllcotlon for hereinafter designated on candidates. including Thursday, April 26, 1973, dur- plication for transfer of registration District No. 2 FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT; All ing the following hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. hereinafter designated orr TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1913 Said Primary Election will be held In that area west of Main Street to the sholl be mode either by written request transfer of registration shall be made Independent Fire House, Mechanic to 5:00 p.m.. Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 forworded to the Municipal Clerk or the either by written request forworded to between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., Street. id municipality tor the purpose of WaacKaack Creek, from 1hc south side to 12 noon, Sundays and Holidays ex- between the hours of 7 a.m. and B p.m., for the purpose of conducting the Pri- lomlnotlng: cf Seetey avenue lo the north side of County Board of Elections on forrm the Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- Diitrlct No. 3 cepted: Or at Commissioner of Regis- for the purpose of conducting the Pri- provided by sold Municipal Clerk or ing In person ot the office of the Munici- mary Election for the nomination of First Aid ond Rescue Squad Building. A Governor Manninanning Place tration Office, Court House, Court mary Election tor Ihe nomination of candidates. A Stale Senotor Board or by calling in person at tne ot- pal Clerk or County BDard of Elections on the east side of Spring Street near The polling placce being Itio Manning Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at any candldotes. lice of the Municipal Clerk or county up to and Including April 26, 1973. Said Primary Election will be held In Harding, Rood. Two Members of the General Assem- Place Fire House, Manning Place near time up to ond Including Thursday, Said Prlmory Election will be held In soid municipality for the purpose of ily , Manning Place, near Board of Elections up to ond Including The laid Boards of Registry and Elec- District No. 4 Maia n St. April 26, 1973, during the following said municipality for the purpose of April 26, 1973. tion will meet on nominating: Junior High School. Branch Avenue. A Member of the Board of Chosen SECONECO D ELECTION DISTRICT: Be- hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sat- nominating: A Governor Freeholders The said Boards ot Registry ond Elec- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 District No. s cunning al lltt puinl wtit-rc tlic center' urdays, Sundays, and Holidays cx- A Governor tion will meet on between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., A State Senator Liberty Engine House, White Street. -MUNICIPAL OFFICES, IF ANY— line ot Corr Avenue end Secley Avenue, A State Senotor Two Members of the Generol Assem- At the Primary Election to be held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 for thepurpose of conducting the Gener- District No. * il extended westerly, would intersect On Thursday, April 26, 1973, the regis- Two Members of the Generol Assem- between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., al Election. bly Relief Engine House, Drummond uesdoy June 5, 1973, one mate and one the southerly boundary lino ol the tration books will be closed until after bly A Member of the Board of Chosen emote are to be elected as members of for the purpose of conducting the Gener- Said General Election will be held In Place. Borouqh ol Kecmsburg; thence (I) in a the forthcoming Primary Election to be A Member of the Board or Chosen al Election. said municipality for the purpose of Freeholders District No. 7 the State Executive Committee for eoch oenerul westerly direction ulonq Hie held on Tuesday, June 5,1973. Freeholders Two members of the Borough Coun- f fhe two maipr political parties (Re- Said General Election will be held In electing; Relief Engine House, Drummond southerly boundary line of 1hc Borough' Notice of change of residence or ap- Two (2) Councllmen (Full Term) said municipality for the purpose of A Governor Place. publican and Democratic); one male ot Kcanshurci, to its intersection with A1 the Primary Election to be held on and one female are to be elected from plication for transfer of registration At the Primary Election to be held on electing: A Stcte Senator District No. I tue enslrrly shore hue ot Roriton Boy; shall be made either by written request Tuesdoy, June 5, 1973, one male ond one och election district in Monmouth Ihence {)) in ci cjenorol nortlieaMerly Tuesday, June J, 1973, one male and one A Governor Two Members of the General Assem- Union Fire House, Shrewsbury Ave- forwarded lo Ihe Municlpol Clerk or the female are to be elected os members of A State Senator bly female ore to be elected as members ot nue. County os Members of the Monmouth end KUillipciMerly directions olonci the County Board of Elections on forms the State Executive Committee for each County Executive Committee for eoch Miore Imc of Riirilan Bay to Hie center, the State Executive Committee for each Two Members of the General Assem- A Member of the Board of Chosen District No. ? provided by sold Municipal Clerk or of the two malot political portles (Re- bly Freeholders of the two major political parties [Re- Union Fire House, Shrewsbury Ave- of the two ma|or political parties (Re- line ot Curr Avemip; Ihence (J) in o publican and Democratic); one male publican and Democratic). Board or by calling In person at the of- publican and Democratic); one male A Member of the Board of Chosen Two Counciimen — Full Term * nue. dene ml r.oulhcnstrrly direction cilcmj fice of the Municipal Clerk or Counly ond one female are to be elected from ond one female are to be elected from Notice Is hereby given that qualified' tlie center Hue of Corr Aveimc lo M-. in- Freeholders Notice Is hereby given that qualified District No. 10 Board of Elections up to end Including eoch election district In Monmouth Two Councllmen — Full term of 3 voters of the Borough of Union Beach, each election district in Monmouth River Street School, River Street. voters of the Township of Marlboro, not tersection wilh the center line ol Sec'rv April 2&. 1973. County os Members of the Monmouth County os Members of the Monmouth olreody registered In said municipality Avenue lo the point or ploce ot befjin- yeors. County of Monmouth, Stote of New Jer- District No. 11 The sold Boards ol Registry and Elec- County Executive Committee for eoch sey, not already registered In sold mu- County Executive Committee for each under the laws of New Jersey governing nine]. Notice is hereby given that qualified of the two major political portles (Re- Westslde Engine House, Lclghton Av- tion will meet on of the two major political parties I Re- voters of the Borough of Seo Bright, nicipality under the lows of New Jersey enue. permanent registration may register or The polling place bemq the John F. publican and Democratic). publican ond Democralic). ramfer with the Clerk of said munici- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 County of Monmouth, Slate of New Jer- Governing permanent registration, may District No. 12 Kennedy Coniniumiy Center, Carr Ave- between the hours of 7 a.m. end 8 p.m,, Notice Is hereby given that qualified sey, not already registered In said mu- reolster or transfer with the clerk of Notice is hereby given that qualified First Aid ond Rescue Squad Building, pality ot the Municipal Building, Route nue near Seeley Avenue. 79, Marlboro, New Jersey any time up for the purpose of conducting the Gener- voters of the Borough of Fair Haven, nicipality under the laws of New Jersey said municipality ot the office, Munici- voters of the Borough of New Shrews- on the east side of Spring Street near THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT: AH al Election. County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- governing permanent registration may pal Building, Florence Avenue, Union bury, County of Monmouth, Stole oT Hording Rood. to and Including Thursdoy. April 26, 1973 durin the folloi h M that area south ol Mannina Place, ond Said General Election will be held in sey, not already realstered in said mu- register or transfer witn the clerk of Beach, New Jersey, ot any time be- Nftw Jersey, not already reQ'itererJ in Voters may call the Borough Clerk at 1973, during the following hours: Mon- west of Main Street to the Railroad tween Wednesday, June 6, 1973, and soid municipality under the low* of New day through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to said municipality (or the purpose of nicipality under the taws ot New Jersey sold municipality at her office. Borough 747-5200, Municipal Building, 32 Mon- tracks ot the Central Railroad of N.J. electing; governing permanent registration moy Hall, 1099 Eost Ocean Avenue, Sea Thursdoy, September 27, 1973, during Jersey governing permanent registra- mouth Street, during business hours :30 p.m. Or ot Commissioner of Regis- ond all Ihot area south of the Roilroud A Governor register or transfer with the cleric of Bright, New Jersey, ot any time be- Ihe following hours: Doily 9 a.m. to 5 tion may register or Iromter with the (Tom 9;00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., regarding tratioti n OfficeOffi , 2n2dd ffloorl . NNe w CourCt tracks ot the Central Railroad ol N J. to said municipality ot his office, Borough tween Wednesday, June 6, 1973, and p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays clerk of solo municipality at his oflice. House, Freehold, New Jersey, any time A State Senator their voting places and/or any other Ihe State Highway No. 36. Two Menriber5 of the General Assem- Hall, 748 River Road, Fair Haven, New Thursdoy, September 17, 1973, during excepted. Or of Commissioner of Regis- Borough Building, 556 Tinton Avenue, voting In formal I on. in to and Including Thursday, April %, The polling place being the Blue Jecns Jersey, ot any time up to and Including the following nours: Dolly 9:00 a.m. to tration Oftice, Court House, Court New Shrewsbury, New Jersey, ot ony 1973, during the following hours: Dally bly JOHN BRYAN, Hall, 10 Church Street. A Member ot the Boord of Chosen Thursdoy, April 24, 1973, during the fol- 12:00 noon, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sat- Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at ony time up to and including Thursday, 9:do o.m, to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sun- lowing hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 urdays, Sundays and Holidays excepted. time bttween Wednesday, June 6, 1973 April 26, 1973, during the following Borough Clerk days ond Holidays excepted. FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT: All- Freeholders thai area cast of Main Street, and north Two Councllmen {full term) p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays Plus September 25, 26, 27, 7:00 p.m. to ond Thursdoy, September 27, 1973. dur- hours: Dolly 9:00 a.m. lo 4:30 p.m. Sot- Apr. 17, 18 S66.5O 6n Thursday, April 26,1973, the reals- ot Park Avenue to ihe shore line ot Notice Is hereby aiven that qualified excepted. Or at Commissioner of Reals- 9:00 p.m. Or at Commissioner of Regis- ing the following hours: Dally 9 a.m. to urdays- Sundovs ond Holidays exceDted. trot Ion books will be closed until otter Rorltan Boy. voters of the Borough of Rumson, Coun- trotlon Office, Court House, Court tration Office, Court House, Court 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays ond Ho- And Mondoy April 23, 1973 ond REGISTRY AND ELECTION Ihe forthcoming Primary Election to be The polllnapolling. .place being Corrlgan's ty of Monmouth, Stote of New Jersey, Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at any Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at any lidays excepted, Thursdoy April 26, 1973 from 7:30 to NOTICE held on Tuesdoy, Jure 571W3: Hall. Main Street. time up to and Including Thursday, time between Wednesday, June 6, 1*73, 9:00 p.m. Or at the Commission of Reg- not already registered in said munici- On Thursday, September 27, 1973, the istration Office, Court House, Court COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP Notice of change of residence or op- FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT: All pality under the laws ot New Jersey gov- April 26, 1973. during the following ond Thursdoy, September 27, 1973, dur- registration books will be closed unfil NEWJERSEY illcotlon for transfer af registration that areti east ot Main Street lo Atlantic hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. Fo 4:30 p.m., Sat- irvg the following hours: Daily 9:00 o.m. Street, Freehold, New Jersey, al ony erning permanent registration may reg- otter tne forthcoming Generol Election lime up to ond including Thursday April Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- shall be mode cither by written request Avenue, and south of Park Avenue to ister or transfer with the clerk af said urdays, Sundays, and Holidays ex- to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and to be held on Tuesday, November 6, trict Boards of Election and Registry in forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the the Railroad tracks of ttie Ccnlrol Rail- municipality at his office. Memorial cepted. Holidays excepted. County Board of Elections or> forms 1973. 26, 1973, during the following hours: and for the Township of Calts Neck, road ot N. J. within the corporate limits Borough Hall, River Road, Rumson, On Thursday, April 26, 1973, the regis- Notice of change of residence or ap- Doily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- provided by said Municlpol Clerk or ol the Borough ot Keansburp. New Jersey, ot any time between On Thursday, September 27, 1973, the Joard or by calling In person at the of- tration books will be closed until after registration books will be closed until plication for tronsfer of registration Sundays, and Holidays excepted. sey, will meet at 1hc places hereinafter The polling place being The Keans- Wednesday, June 6, 1973 and Thursday, the forthcoming Primary Election to be shall be made either by written request On Thursday, April 26. 1973, the reals- designated on fice of the Municipal Clerk or County September 27, 1973, during the following after the forthcoming General Election Board of Elections up to and including burg High School, 140 Port Monmouth held on Tuesday, June 5,1973. to be held on Tuesday, November 6, forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or (ration books will be closed until after TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 Road hours: Dally 9:00 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sat- Notice of change of residence or ap- Boord or by colling in person al the of- the forthcoming Primary Election to be April 26, :v.'3. urdays from V a.m. to 12 noon, Sundays 1973. between the hours of 7 o.m. ond 8 p.m.. SIXTH ELECTION DISIRICV: Uctitii- pllcotlon for transfer ot registration Notice Cf change of residence or ap- fice of Ihe Municlpol Clerk or County held on Tuesday, Jure 5,19/3. for the purpose of conducting the Pri- The said Boards of Registry and Elec- ond Holidays excepted. Or at Commis- sholl be mode either by written'request Board of Elections up to and including Notice of change of residence or ap- Ucn will meet on nine) tit tlir paint where Iho cciilpr hue sioner of Registration Office, Court plication for tronsfer of registration mary Election for the nomination of ol Soeiev Avrimr, it extended westerly, forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the shall be made either by written request September 27, 1973. plication for transfer of registration candidates. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 House, Court Street, Freehold, New Jer- County Board of Elections on forms The Sessions of the Registry Boords sholl be made either by written request between the hours of 7 a.m. ond 8 p.m., would intersect 1 Me center line ot Oirr sey, at any time between Wednesday. forworded to the Municipal Cterk or the Sold Primary Election will bo held in Aveni'c; incitef HI norineriy uioiyi 'no provided by sold Municipal Clerk or Counly Boord of Elections, on forms will be held at the Following places: forworded to the Municipal Clerk or the sold municipality for the purpose of for the purpose of conducting the Gener- June 6, 1973 and Thursday, September Board or by calling In person at the of- FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT County Board of Elections on forms al Election. (cniei line ol Curr Avenue to the Miore 37, 1973, during the following hours: provided by sold Municipal Clerk or nominating: line ot RtJMlon Boy, tt'enco i'i) *.oi'!M- fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Boord or by calling in person at the of- Polling Ploce: Hollan-Amerlcan Club, provided by sold Municipal Clerk or A Governor Sold Generol Election will be held In Dolly 9:00 o.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Board of Elections up to and including Board or by colling In person ot the of- rnslerly along Ran Ion Boy lo HIP center Sundovs ond Holidays excepted. fice of the Municipal Clerk or County From Street. A State Senator iold municipality for the purpose of hue or Main Street, lliriice UJ (Mono the April 26, 1973. fice of the Municipal Clerk or County electing: Boord-of Elections up to and including SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT Two Members ol Inc General Assem- trnlrr hue ot Mom Sir eel In the rmler On Thursday, September 27, 1973, the The said Boards of Registry and Elec- September 27, 1973. Polling Ploce: American Legion Holt, Boord of Elections up to ond including bly A Governor line ol Sceicv Avenue lo tnp point t hv Avt-niT of Two Rivers. Pollimj 'Notice of change of residence or ap- Robertsviile Fire House, ol the two motor political portles (Re- shall be mode either by written request partnerships, and corporations W4,400,575.90 to be held on Tuesdoy, November 6, plication for transfer of registration Rt. No. 520, Robertsviile publican and Democratic); one male Piece -- Holy Cross School, Ward Ave. forworded lo the Municipal Clerk or the Deposits ot United 5totes Government '_ sholl be made either by written request f. Rumsan Rood 2.08;,448.SI ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 3 and one female are to be elected from County Board of Elections, on forms Deposils ot States ond political subdivisions 25,381.904.76 Notice of chanae of residence or ap- lorwarded to the Municipal Clerk or me Morganville Independent Fire House each election district In Monmouth Election District 4 provided by said Municlpol Clerk or Certified ond oflicers' checks, etc plication for tronsler of registration County Boord of Elections on form* County oi Members of the Monmoulh that nor1 o( the Eoroiifiti ol Rum- 3,001,692 90 Rt. No. 79. Morgonvlllf* Board or by catling In person al the of- TOTAL DEPOSITS W7S.Mi.7ffl shall be mode either by written request provided by said Municipal Clerk or County Executive Committee for eacrt micct ( fice Of the Municipal Clerk or Counly forwarded to the Municlpol Clerk or the ELECTION DISTRICT NO. A (o) Totot demond deposils W5,080,947 45 Board or by calling In person at the of- of fhe two mo|or political parties [ Re- id on Mir nor ih by Ritlno Road, on ihi? Boord of Elections up to ond including (t>) Totol time and savings deposits ..,. , ." 1190,641,04? 68 County Board of Eleclions, on forms fice ot the Municipal Clerk or County Morganvllle Volunteer Fire House publican and Democratic}. nisi t)V Durnti Vislo Avenue, on the September 37, 1WX provided by sold Municipal Clerk or Tennent Rd., Morganville Federal funds purchased ond securities sold under Board of Elections up to ond Including 1,01 in ny trip South Shrewitnir v River 1 ogreemenls to repurchase Boord or by calling in perion ot the of- April 2a, 1973. ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 3 Notice li hereby given that qualified n The voting places of ond in the voters of Ihe Borough of Little Silver, and on " t* ivc^l by Oufccs Rood (intj Borough ot Folr Haven ore as follows: Other liabilities ""'."""I!!"!!'.',"!!' fice of the Munlclpoi Clerk or County The said Boards ot Registry ond Elec- Robertsviile Elementary School HiiiKf tfotid Polling Pinte --Conqrptjo- Board of Elections up to ond Including Union Hit) Rd., Morganvllle County of Monmouth, Stole af New Jer- ELECTION DISTRICT 1 TOTAL LIABILITIES tion will meet on sey, not already registered In laid' my. tiMii R fuii lyncl Symnjogur*, HotKf K The polling ptoc* for tn» Firtt EIBXI September V, 19U. . . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, )V/J ELECTION DISTRICT NO. A Marlboro High School nit I polity under the taws or New Jersey tion District Is the Viola Sickles School. RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Thr voting pioces ot and Inthe , between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., governing permanent registration moy Election District S Borough of New Shrewsbury ore os fol- Rt. No. 79, Morlboro Willow Street. Reserve tor bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings). for the purpose of conducting the Gwier- , register or transfer with the clerk of ,\,l tnut inift Ol Ifio Horoi'iiti ol Rv>n. ELECTION DISTRICT} lows: ol Election. ELECTION DISTRICT NO 7 voi, ti.L'OClrd us follows; to wit: Qoirui- Marlboro Elementary School sold municipality at his office, Borouoh The polling place for the-Second Elec- TOTAL RESERVES ON LOAN'S AND SECURITIES District No. 1 Said General Election will be held in Hall. Prospect Avenue, Llttlt Silver, rri DM Tlie nortn hy River Road and School Rd. West, Marlboro tion District is the Fire House, River CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Tinton Falls School, 674 Tinlon Ave- lo(d municipality tar the purpose of New Jersey, ot any time up to ond In- Kidtic Redd, nil me nisi by tt.n<|n;nn and Bah In Roods. nue. ELECTION DISTRICT NO. I Avcn,'f; t'i Hie iruth liy ! he South electing: Robertsviile Ktnderaarten School cluding Thursdoy, April 26, 1973, during ELECTION DISTRICT 3 Equity copitol-totol Diitrlct No. 2 A Governor Union Hill & Tennent Rd., Mora he following hours: Dally 9:00 o m. to The polling place for the Thifd Elec- Common Stock-tatol por value JIM., . Wayside Fire House, Wayside & Hope A State Senator ELECTION DISTRICT NO ff 5;00p.m. Frldoy evenings 7:M lo 9 p.m Buena Visia Avenue. Pollinq Place — tion Dlstrlcflj the Knoilwood School, No. shares authorl»d 5.S00.O00 Roods. Two Members of the Generof Assem- Morganville First Aid Bldg. Saturday, Sundayi and Holidays ex- Forrr'.KIfW \>< hpul, BldC>noinl RDQCJ & Honce Rood. No. shares outstanding 4,86S.4D0 Districts No. 1 cepted. Or ot Commissioner of RtoU- bly Tennent Rd., fVAoraanvllle tt?ii?n5!'L"/-c?«r? Hoyu. Court forr c>t »V,t H'f ELECTION DISTRICT 4 Surplus II. 134,600.00 Northslde Engine Co. Flrehouse, 3S A Member of the Board of Chosen ELECTION DISTRICT NO 10 Election District 6 The polling place lor the Fourth Elec- Undivided profits '..,,'.'.'.'.'.'.','.'.','.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.','..'.'.'.'.'.' A.100.AM 10 Sprtngdole Avenue. Freeholders Robertsviile Elementary School. All tticit pun ["< "if BormKjn Ct Rum- tion District Is the Knollwood School, District No. 4 .two Township Commltteemen for full i 1tl 1 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Union Hill Rd., Morgonvlll* ion touiiddl «•' !i" !!O'*»!, 'A -- Boi-nd- Honce Rood. Monmoulh Regional High School. 535 term. 3 yeart. ELECTION DISTRICTNO11 cd on fir ncjf 1(i t v Rifigc Ri*'Od. ihrcAS- ELECTION DISTRICT 5 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT5 3l4^4>Tli3~3l' Ttnton Avenue and/or south end of A Township Clerk Marlboro Fire House bury Drive and Rjnuan Rood; on 'he The polling place for the Fifth Elec Rteds Rood. A TDX Collector Rt. No. 79. Moriboro Ufdayj. Sundayi, and Holidays , cast by Avenue o! I wo Rivera; on Hie tlon District is the Viola Sickles School. MEMORANDA Olllrlcl No. ] .Notice Is hereby given thai qualified 1 ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 12 ! CfptM, SOi'tli L>y 111' ^.r • jT11 yi-i /.'.ii'.ir v Wiv'T Willow Street. Average of totol deposits for the IS calendar Oovs Tinlon F0II1 Flrehowt. 5 Fire HOUK voters of the Township of Colls Neck, On Tnundoy, April 2«, 1973, Ih, rwlj- nnd ni» Ihe wrM K riir';"..'1.' ;. .•erc'iv ending with coll dote J7i.HS.SHU County or Monmoi/th, State ot New Jer- Roberttville Bible Church, ; ELECTION DISTRICT* Irotlon boom will be clojtd until after Pollmci Plntr '< Omm-- '. fly H"u The polling place for the Sixth Elec- Averoge ot total loons (or the IS calendar dayi endfng With call dote 205 5« 39/ 61 Dlllrlcl No. I sey, not already registered In sold mu- Sunday School Bldg., ' Kiver, Rcilnn Hail. Lnuoni Avenue. nicipality under the laws ot New Jersey Church Rd.. Morganville Ihe forthcoming Primary Election to be tion District is the Fire House, River I. George L. Blellti, President ot the above-named bank do hereby dec lore that Swimming River School, 3!0 Honce held on Tuesday, June 5, 1973 ' Vok'fS iiiuy ton t'u- E'i rt,-. f;t. Clrik and Battin Roads. • governing permanent registration may Voters may coil the Township Clerk 1 r this report of condition Is true ond correct to the bett of my knowledge ond belief. register or transfer with the clerk ot at 4670059, Municipal Office. Main Notice of chang* of rejldence or ap- Ot b4i'--iJUl). fV.i'M . ' •• ii ti« n.'titi Moll, Voters moy call the Borough Clerk ot Voteri moy coll the- Borough Cletk at said* municipality ot hts ottice — Town Street, Marlboro, during business hours plication for transfer of registration River Rpod. RCMV,O<\ IV-IHI lu^inev. 747-0993, Borough Hall, 748 River Rood, We, the undersigned directors ottesl the correctness ot Ihij report ot'Vcrwiit'on MU4C0, Municlpol Building, 514 Tinlon hours from 9;00 » m. M '• '"V P !". iaier- during business hours from 9:00 o.m. to ond deciore thot tf hot been examined by u» ond to the bejt of our knowledge ond Avenue, New Shrewsbury, durlno bull, Hall, Cedar Orive, Colts Neck. New rom 9:30 a.m. lo 4:30 p.m. regarding sholl be mode either by written reauest 1 '• , at any time between Wednesday hit voilng ploce ond/or any other elec- doy* tfOHl 9.00 (i in. 1'i I. '.id i:r>nn. ft- S:0O p.m. dally regarding their voting nesi hours Irom S:M) o.m. lo CM p.m J. 1973, ond Thursdoy. September tion Informot'on. forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the Hording tus voting pi.n e mm or aw odi* places, ond/or any other voting Inlormo- Weeber W. Brook regard no hli voting place and/or any 1973, during the following hours: Coum^Boordol Elections tn rerfni Or election information1.. tfen. Alston Beekmon. Jrj other election Information. Dolly 9;00 a.m. To 5:00 p.m.. Saturdays, , ROSE FIALKOFF BoorI«.,Hd „or, hby« r»m.coll _ iS'jifSJjj] a'heSf- ROY W. NELSON Sorriuel C. Morris JEROMES. REED, • Sundovs and Holidays excepted. Or af Acting Township Clerk J Clerk Directors. Clerk Apr, 17. tfl W3.00 1 ?'?!•'!<" County Apr, 17. 1« •A ? lo and Apr, 1/, IB Apr. IMI mx April ft* 1973. 31 Tie Dafly Register, Red Bank - MbMleUron, N.J. ltesdayrApril 17, l»73 Snuffy Smith' Crossword Puzzle 45 His. Chaplin . 21 Small IT'S OUT ACRC&S , •islands > 1 29 Cartoon 46 City in t Danpe' . . 24 Curtail* ' MAW-VE KNOW THAT FUR ON TH character Maine 6 God ol war accessgrifts CO«T VC 86€N HOUNOIN FROMT 30HoMinh's 47 Exact 10 Culture' 25 Didn't win ME ABOUT PERTH'LAST DOOR middle name 50 Mother medium 26 Lure. . _ THUTW STOOP 33 Corrects o(31-D -U Woiship 27 Famous .' 34 Burro 51 Not working 15 Tree trunk • racehorse 35 Small lump 54 Filmtown 16 Big wind 28 Commence "36 -Sorcerers 56 Keep away 17 Drawing 29 Hurls - room 37 Have portrait from painted 58 Indian: 30 Holdfast lor 18 Author rope of'The 38 Wise ones comb, form 31 Aqueduct Arrangement" 39 Greek 59 Peer big shot 20 Ewe's letters 60 — lirma 32 Norwegian consort 40 Campaigned 61 Type of tide playwrigtit •21 Pub 41 Be agreeable 62 Heavy wagon 35 One of . specialty 42 - your hide 63 Go in 43 Cheapest DOWN music's' 22 Hale "Three B's" 23 Soft cheese transport 1 Existed 37 Epic Hi and Lois 26 Solitary 44 Decayed 2 Hebrew month 3 MissMontez narrative Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle: NO WONDER YOU'RE I'LL BET YOU CAN'T 4 The Music 38 Narrow Manilas 76 opening. 6ETTINS SO RAT,DAW©. EVEN CHASE A CAT f[7T u f T rj 40 Restored ALLVDU THINK ABOUT ANY MORE/ 0 I 0 t > L 5 Branch of ••» 41 Britist IS FOOD.' >[E1C u 1 L Buddhism A i (l[ \ K 1 u D 6 White poplar buggy 1 r 1 4f 1 1 7 Character 43 Dull 1 7 "IN" 1 I A j) |rj 8 Mr. Whitney 45 Ship deck H VflORMlNS MltSON! ON I WATCH? 1W A \ A'-'M u t 9 Experienced 46 Not welt H 1 TUU \ L » L, w TJ u sailors 47 Face parr; SAW NOKW SHAVE WITH A #KX0 KR^S <" [1 / 1 •olf 0 M t D L 1fr 1 11 t U 10 Size ol type 48 Sharpen; 1 i 1U|N|T 0 in" 1 11 11 Stare 49 Robert ol ' •Children's Letter IMElE ) 1 0 P. Alan w ,\|f 12 Woe is me! P 1 SWI n F1 DT U B 13. Lease 50 Dumborje i, 1 it 1 A n H u 1 u 1 •« 19 Big-lime 52 Citadel ' i r »|s 1 J U YB'J U t ••• lotto 53 Discharge

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TUESDAY/APRIL 17 - may well cause considerable be any changes in them. You demonstrating to others ytfur Born today, you are a person worry, even heartache, to oth- can add to another's sense of talent for self-discipline." of fiery temperament, given ers as well as to yourself. well-being. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Novv21) to expressing your reactions Though you will usually at- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - A day when to be.u"iiltna- and responses in unmista- tempt to argue your way — You may have to work ex- ginative may be to forfeit all Andy Capp kable fashion. A verbal, per- through any opposition from tra hard this morning if you chances for success m the son, you give vent to your others, whether that opposi- are to attain your goal by near future. Be guarded in JUST LOOK r IT'S ALMOST AS BRIGHT anger or joy, your unhappi- tion be directed at. what day's end. Recognize anoth- your conversation. GOOD AT THAT AS DAY, PITV ID WASTE ness or pleasure with the aid you've already done or what er's efforts to be of help to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- NIGHT] IT, DON'T VOU of no more than voice and vo- you are about to do, you are you. Dec. 21) — Though moody this ALL 'A cabulary, and'in such a»way the first'to admit — when CANCER (June 21-July 22) morning, you need not end up that even the youngest knows, pressed — that you do not — Make an effort to overcome depressed. Determine your -I'LL GET THE precisely ho\v you feel and- take kindly to anyone or any- your feelings of self-blame own rate of input where youi LADDER OUT about what. On the other thing that directly or in- and disloyalty. You have no work is concerned; output will hand, you enjoy completely directly criticizes you or your reason to feel guilty; don't let follow accordingly. PAINTlN people who are quiet and re- work. others persuade you other- CAPRICORN: IT right and wrong when it hardly ask others to keep to Don't be surprised if children PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) comes to financial matters. theirs. Bear in mind the ways grant you a new. insight into — Make an effort to under- Ultimately, you should be able and means of another's work. your own character. stand the young. Dis- to make a little go a long way TAURUS (April 20-May 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - appointment with your own where money is concerned — — Make no secret of your You have a mind of your own; progress could lead tola but, in the meantime, you feelings toward, another make sure that you use it crippling discouragement I— today, especially should there today. This is a good time for but only if you let it. I SheinwolcPs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD king of'clubs from dummy. South is home. ' that the combined count must South majTguess'.right, but South would be just as safe be 25 to 27 points, which oQghl A government survey has he is down if he guesses if the ace and queen of clubs just announced an important to be enough for game. :/ - on. con A - MRS. DITHERS. DOM T YOU IF WE MAKE THEM EQUAL wrong. If East wins the first i tt reversed. East would ABSOLUTELY finding: Many of the leading BELIEVE IN EQUAL R'SHTS MOT/ THEVLLSTEP club trick, he will return a I .. low, since it would be fat- South dealer FOR MEM ALL OVER US! bridge players are human heart. This allows West to al to put tip the ace of clubs at Neither side vulnerable beings. This startling news clear the suit. Now West is the second trick. Soutfi's jack NORTH means that your opponpnts ready to get in with his high would knock out the queen. * 1074 cannot see through the backs club to run the hearts and de- Now West would have to lead QJ of your cards. Work on this feat the contract. a new suit, and South would o AJ96 weakness whenever you can. The best solution is not to have.time to lead another • K1074 West opened the six of guess at all. South simply club to force out the ace. WEST . EAST ;' hearts, and dummy's jack trades on the fact that East DAILY QUESTION • Q8fi • J 5»5 2 won the first trick. South cannot see all the cards. O K9763 ass; Partner opens with 1-NT (16 O 852 counted his tricks and saw At.the second trick, South to 18 points), and the next O 104 * A5 • Q863 that he needed a club trick to leads a low club from the player passes. You hold: S-Q 8 assure the game. dummy! SOUTH 6 H-K 9 7-6 3 D-8 5 2 C-A 5. > AK3 The normal playis to get to Won't Play Queen What do you say? the South hand with a-dia- A 104 Will East put up his queen? Answer: Bid three hearts. KQ73 mond or a spade in order to Not on your life. He will play This asks partner to bid four o J92 lead a club toward dummy. low in the hope of getting an hearts with three or more .South West Then, if West plays low (as he North 'East VOU OOlN'ASOUNP \\ eventual trick with his queen. hearts; but 3-NT with only 1 s 1 1 NT NT i Piiss All POOPADP6P UP n& I * 5T£POt/TSIP£TM£Ofif/C£. surely willK.South'must guess South plays the jack.and two hearts. Since you have 9 Puss Pass WAY POS, HOWlANP?-PiP whether to play .the ten or the; West must take the ace.Tiow points in high cards, you know you &uv voue YO'J Opcninf lead - (J f, MWP IN A PONT »W IP I JUS' BUT u)e WOM IT, ?if?; LOOK" N YOU f?A

The Phantom Beetle Bailo I PEDDED-- IF i COULD res--THIN ON «y FIRST MISSION-V co you "\y /MAKE THE PATROL--J COUlP 1HAT ACCIDENT-- JIM 5HOI IN WE 11 BE1IEVE A1E? LZ ' BACK FOR WHAT My BACK WITH /«y PISTa-J " ' l<" / eocD. ME IT LOST THE ONLY ; fATHER DIP"" THOUGHT I WOU1P 60 A1AD.' COOKIE e y/ WONT 0E TASTE IT MAP SIVIN& UP /• DROPPING / I . A5^Ei, lN \ cue FOOD 7te Daily Register, Red Bank - Mkldletowii, N J. Tuesday, April 17, W73 %l 'The Swiss Familr vision At the Movies New YorkOiannel»-2.4,5,7,9,ll,13 These schedule* are pro- MALL i - KAOS offers to return CONTROL'! chief In ex- vided by the theater and CL2yEtW*. Blue.7.00; f:» Scheduled Friday DAYTIME MOVIES change for the Mcreta of the eeuntrys latest de- GtN>K>y7:!S;9:2S fense device. the timet are for today BRICKTOWN EATONTOWN - A family 9:00 S "Sht Naytd With Ffrt" only. PERTH AMBOY ping center and Brookdaie 10:30 at "Tht triwm •( Sfcark IIUMJ" ID BILL MOYERS'JOURNAL BRICK PLAZA- i.tJO D DRAGNET AMBOYS DRIVE-IM - shipwrecked on » desert is- Community College, Uncroft. - IKK) B "WdirlpMl" RED BANK Getowoy7:25; 9:25 Judge Roy Beon 700; 11:05; Trie War TTW police Investigate a rash of purse snatching* Between Men ond Women 9: IS land in the Pacific, the classic The script is by Jerome O "Maneatsr ot Hie Kumion" In which dogs are the suspect. MALL CINEMA 1- 4:00 O "Macao" Ceiar and Rosolle 1:00; 8-50 Mor|w Poseldon Adventure 7: IS; 9:.I5 story of "The Swiss Family Coopersmith, author of the M ID IEHIND THE LINES 10:40 {In cole ol rain MATINEE at 2 MENLOPARK Robinson," will be presented 4:30 O Thi» Dri»» &> Nlj*»" t;» O THE NEW CBS TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE p.m.) MALL CINEMA 2 — Broadway musicals "Baker S "War and Psau" (Part II) "The Strangers In 1A" starring Andy Griffith. CARLTON — Lody Corollne Lomb 1:10; 9: IS The World's Oreatest Athlete 1:HU for children at the Monmouth Street" and "The Apple Tree" Ids. Lupine. A Mew York couple become' the hos- 2:00; 4:30,-7:30; 9:15 EVENING ' taps of a ganc of young thieves pluming a dar- Chlsum 7:30; Five Fingers of Death NORTH OF RED BANK •Shopping Center Friday. as well as television's ing bfcnk robbery. (R) 4:00 8 0S NEWS EATONTOWN EAST BRUNSWICK All seats will be free and "Hawaii Five 0" series. B THE RINTSTONES ID DRAGNET II ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS will be filled on a first come, "Time MscMnt" The pollc* search tor the pilot et » crashed plane COMMUNITY - ATLANTIC CINEMA - TURNPIKE — The original music was O BAT MASTERSON found with a large amount of narcotics aboard. The Godfather 2:00; 1:00 Judge Roy Beon 7:00; 10:40; The Lost INDOOR - first served basis. Doors at ID BLACK JOURNAL Run 9:00 composed by Sheldon Mark- "The Pled Wp" <•' Dodge City" Bloc* to«sor 7:00,- 10:40; Bloody The World! Greatest Athlete 7:30; the Civic Auditorium will O GILUGAN'S ISLAND "Black Newsu*" MIDDLETOWN »:40 . . ' ham with lyrics by Annette 10:00 Q UPON THIS ROCK Momo'8:55 "' open at 1 p.m. The play will "X Marks the Spot" Sir Ralph Richardson guides a tour of Et. Peter's ASBURY PARK TOWN EAST - HJracSSwlenture 7:00; 10:4« Pnh Leisten, and the production is IB HODGEPODGE LODGE Basilica Md Is jolnld by Dirk Bogarde, Dams run from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. SAVOY - Hospital 7:15; La aence ond the Pill 9:05 directed by Lee Theodore, di- 4:30 Q I LOVE LUCY Edith Bvaim and Orson Welles In sreaklng the The famous novel of family "Lucy Gets In Pictures" words of figures Intertwined tn tus history. Summer of '69 ;:4S; »:00 TOWN WEST rector of the Lincoln Center O HAVE GUN. WILL TRAVEL a to NEWS ST JAMES - " Godfather l:0D unity and survival by Johann revival of "West Side Story" "Deliver the Body" , O MARCUS WEL8Y, M.D. 2001 Spoce Oddyssey 2:00; 7:00; 9:30 KEYPORT Wyss has been set to music by (D BEAT THE CLOCK "House of Mirrors." As he plans to remarry so LYRIC- WALTS BADE The production is one of 12 IB YOUR FUTURE IS NOW ' that his young am can have a mother, a. patho- STRAND — the National Theatre Com- logist Is MM by Dr. welby mat he face* serious . Hospital 7:30; Lady Caroline Lamb The Young Seducers ;:20; 9:56; The in the repertoire of the Na- 7:00 O CBS EVENING NEWS 9:20 Swlngin' Stewardesses 8:1B TKATKS pany, which will appear under O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS surgery. (R) NEPTUNE HAZLET the sponsorship of the shop- tional Theatre Company. Two Q THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS "Aunt Bee Takes A Job" "The Poisoner" NEPTUNE CITY - PLAZA — others, "The Adventures of Block Coesor 7:00; 10:10; Bloody 3001 Spoce Odyssey 1:15 8 ABC EVENING NEWS ID CORONATION STREET Momo 1:1] Tom Sawyer" and "The O THE AVENGERS 10:30 m'NEWS PLUS OCEAN TOWNSHIP RT. 35 DRIVE-IN - Carlton Prince and the Pauper," also "ThinfumaJIg" ID FESTIVAL FILMS Bulllrt 7:00; 10:54; Bonnie ond Clyde 11:00 OOSNErVS CIRCLE — 9:03 NOW! & 0) I DREAM OF JEANNIE World's Greatest Athlele 2:00; 7:30; are being presented at Mon- "My Haster, the Doctor" O ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS UATWIN mouth Shopping center this IB ERICA "Derelicts" FREEHOLD CINEMA 1 — month. 7:15 IB THEONIE O THE LATE MOVIE MALL 1 - Pete -n Tlllle 7:00; »:0t' TDK 7:30 O I'VE GOT A SECRET "A MM Callel Dagger" <196!> sl.rrlng Terr/ World's Greotest Athlete 2:00; 7:00; CINEMA 2- Lyric . O POLICE SURGEON . Moore. Paul Mantle. A «tuntsr.#splrjneg« agent 9:05 loins forces with a pretty girl to trap an insidious Short-World ol Disney 7:16; Worlds SUPER DYNAMIC "Blackmail." Locke plays detective when hft dis- Nail scientist hiding somewhere in Miami. Learning Disahililics Greatest Athlete 7:45; Getaway 9:27 STARTS WED! •/Wed. Night V, covers the reason his former medical professor ID PERRY MASON MATAWAN shot an intruder and allowed him to die. (R) "The Case of the Credulous Quarry" Association l<» Meet CINEMA 34 - JACK LEMMON HIGH-FIDELITY 0 THAT GIRL EVENINS EDITION •This Little Plgsy Hal A Bill" ' EATONTOWN - The Mon- Judge Roy Beon 7:15; 9:25 THE CIS LATE MOVIE STRATHMORE TWIN IN CASSETTES STEAMBOAT B SAFARI TO ADVENTURE 8"THX mi" (1M1) starring Robert Duvall. Don- mouth County Chapter of the "Glacier Hunters" ald Pleaaence. A computer-controlled world of New Jersey Association lor CINEMA 1 - help a frltnd while the 12:55 Q THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW "5 FINGERS OF DEATH" MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR hospital Is under senite lnveatlntloii.

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HAZLET Appllcsnls will lectivt « nt«mb«nhlp cu& within 1br.e wcki Tnl> "SOUNDER PEOPLE HEED IT... •ill Indicate your assigned fitdigil Loll.rr nuaki and •l.rlinn anil .nd.ng dsl.l. Pailicipalion in Ih. Loll.,, will comm.nc. u ol lha 739-9697 IN-THC YEAR2022 lu MsMmt SUM sexm M ftm oui . # fMttrfy Rtgfcfer, Red Bank - MMdkUwn, N.J. Tuesday, April if, 1*73 Angry Matawan Twp. Firemen Blast Council Critics Chief Aurienrna,fefused.tbe % ,*«fc*A$HrtrasHiP He asked that in future when Froehlich's characterization ary, are .ineffective because that the elections are a the elections scheduled at a riemnu's remarks. Coun- KMbets «f the Mini of Fire council feels it cannot act on of township fire elections-as they draw only "about one- farce." He added that the time when they might draw cilman? Froehlich recalled offer. , ";' I CqCQHted Town fire department requests "a farce" at the March 5 tenth of one per cent of the elections are run under state more of the electorate. that he Has honorary member- • And the controversial reso«y * ship Codntil jut night for re- without study, it table the res- council meeting. They con- voters." statute and are "not phoney." It has been ruled by the ship cards in both township lution designating the 20 fire . ; marks made at the April 2 olution "and let it go at thai, strued Mr. Froehlich's words Blame Voters "It's not our fault people township attorney that the fire companies and has at- zones on private property council meeting. without a big story in the pa- as an attack on their integri- John J. Falco, secretary of don't come out and vote on fire election date cannot be tended most of the fire de- used for public purposes? It ' Rising tint from a solid per." ty, though the councilman the Board of Fire Commis- our budgets," he protested. changed without a change in partment's functions.... was adopted unanimously by rink of fire commissioners in The fire commissioners also merely meant that the fire sioners, said he was "hurt Mr. Froehjich agreed. He the governing statute. • Brandishing his two honor- council last night, with a rain- [ ft* front "row of the audience. expressed resentment at Mr. elections, scheduled in Febru- worst of all by that statement explained he merely wanted Responding to Chief Au- ary membership cards, he of- imum of, discussion. Fire Chief Louis R. Au- rietnma lit into Cooncilmen BtiwJl Froehlich and fceter J. Lumia for their reported criticisms of the commission- WM. S. ELLEN «5 *wo weeks ago when coun- Want To cil %y»s considering a resolu- GARRISON HAZLETON Sell Your Home? tion designating fire zones on REALTOR private property used for pub- AGENCY lic purposes. r vfllii' Qengnation of the 20 sites REAL ESTATE iS ,was nrgently requested by the INSURANCE Want to Buy commissioners aqd appeared on the council agenda April 2 Mrintn'r »f lUt' SERVING RUMSON A Home — arty tnwWes before the public Mulli/itr /.M/III;: .VrnVi' RED BANK AREA rqeeting opened. No opportu- Anywhere nity was given members of Specializing in itpk govetning body to study Industrial • Residential Residential - Waterfront jn The U.S.A.? Commercial ;0M reso|Btton<-before it was and Fainvand Estate , presented. the apparent urgency of the 22 E Front St.. Red Bank 842-3200 isstre made Counciimen As member* of NATIONWIDE 741-0804 13 W. River Fid., Rumson FIND-A-HOME Service. Inc. .Froeblfctf and Lumia and we'll help you find • home Ubtir colleagues uncomfor- ANYWHERE In the U.S.A. ' table and led to these re- THEN - If we can't tell your ' narks; reported in the April 4 local home lor you, we'll BUY vbttonsof tbe Register: WATERBURY It Irom you!!! Unckes Attack THE UNBELIEVABLE? Try . H/Jwn members of the fire.' AGENCY it... you'll really like It! fJ&M "come m on Friday KIRWAN Realtors •Insurprs *Ui panting breath declaring Jutl another service of SWAN- ,a firt emergency" and de- COMPANY ' 62 MAPLE AV€. KEY REALTY to help make RE.DBANK. your move - across town .or ^indtntf township Council REALTORS across the country - the grat- iJKttm Monday, they are not 747-3500 ifying experience it should be. \aeting in an orderly manner, INSURORS . *Coandlmau Lumia stated. Mfiiiltt-r t'.jtliiUUitwil Sinei- !<)?'>• :• "I agree with Councilman f: Swire Fr«hJtcH. Where the hell ELIZABETH T. RANDALL FOUR CONVENIENT Btoktt Swan-Key 3pgef Jfeiey aU this time? Giv- WILLIAM J-WATERBUKV Bpi ts a little lead time is OFFICES LOCATED IN MIDDLETOWN ELSIE W.WATERBURV rjmore oTderly," Councilman PRISCILUBAinO Realty HAZLET JOANDISpH mm addwu attQt That Trades' RARITAN ANNEBURNHAM ;• "I dan't see any ne*d to RED BANK EVALYNEKNUDSEH 'nr* U»U through. I can't see W Hwy .IS yit'mht'r nf lliv. '• th}s is any dire emer- Trade Ins Mddiiigwi.'MJ 842-6550 iimf t.Trytog to soothe the angry THE REALTOR'S PLEDGE 264-1918 Jfiremtn, George E. Smith, . 1 FJAY.AVE. • "'township manager, hastened HIGHLANDS. to accept the blame for the 741-6262 Oppositt Bthit Ltnitng 3434 HIGHWAY 35 itardintss of the presentation Al, MayBahrs LynnGancIa . HAZLET, N.J. «f the resolution to counciL I PLEDGE MYSELF 100 State Highway 35 Helen Lehen Jans While Jtye explained that though the j To protect the individual, rights of real estate Middletown Craig Bahts Member Monmouth County request for designation of fire Board of Realtors j*ies had been discussed with ownership and to widen the opportunity to en- ,fire and police officials, it was joy it; HOt-OTOJigfit up in council's I To be honorable and honest in all dealings; AWwtsfop session before the | To seek better to represent my clients by build- "SINCE 1945' .public meeting, as it should ikvebeen. ing my knowledge and competence; (^)pplebrook •-:;•.'• Takes Blame | To act fairly towards all in the spirit of the Gold- REDDEN K -."If there is any criticism en Rule; w Agency that it didn't come to council's ' AGENCY To serve well my community, and through it my 3 LOCAL OFFICES attention before that Monday country; ;