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By CAROLE MARTIN headed by Mrs. Ruth Man- cuso report," Cahill wrote. former Gov. Robert B. Mey- TRENTON (AP) — Gov. cuso of Glassboro. "Moreover, I would also op- ner, stated publicly during William T. Cahill's opposition Mrs. Michael O'Hara, who pose any plan which would re- the campaign that they op- to mandatory reorganization testified on behalf of Citizens quire school busing for the posed mandatory busing of of public school districts ef- for Better Schools, quoted sake of moving children away students across district lines fectively bars that approach from a letter, to that organi- from the neighborhood envir- to achieve racial balance in to the elimination of districts zation from Cahill, dated Oct. onment," the Cahill letter the schools. Their positions on which are educationally and 2, during the gubernatorial added. "In my judgment, ed- the Mancuso Committee rec- economically inefficient. campaign. An aide to the gov- ucational opportunities for ommendations were less clear. Cahill's position on the con- ernor later confirmed the con- minority groups must be troversial subject of school tents of the letter. achieved by a revitalization of It is considered highly un- district reorganization was re- "I am opposed to any plan the existing urban school sys- likely that the legislature, vealed yesterday during a which would require manda- tem, not by questionable stop- which is 3-1 Republican, public hearing on recommen- tory consolidation of • school gap measures." would pass a bill to imple- dations made last April by a districts . , . including any Both Cahill, a Republican, ment the Mancuso commit-, special study committee suggestion of this in the Man- and his Democratic opponent, (See Forced, Pg. 2, Col, 1) 3 Labor Leaders Indicted For Theft of Union Funds CRASH JUST MISSES HOME —The crash yesterday of a Rocky Mountain Airways plans, on its second approach By JAMES M. MARKHAM Committee and with filing false annual reports with the NEWARK (AP) — A former state assemblyman and two Secretary of Labor between 1965 and 1968. • to Aspen, Colo., airport, barely missed the home of Dr. and Mrs. William H. T. Murray. The couple said the crash others have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges Biancardi was charged in five counts with embezzling jarred their house. The pilot and all seven' passengers died when the twin-engine turboprop hit a snowy hillside. of embezzling union funds to make unauthorized political union funds to pay for his campaigns and for repairs to his , IAP Wirephoto) contributions. car. He was also charged with taking 67 weeks salary in All three are Teamster union figures. The former as- 1968. semblyman is Joseph G. Biancardi, a Democrat from Essex Garrod was charged with embezzling $4,244 in union County. The other two men are E. Henry Garrod and James funds and with taking 65 weeks salary in 1968. Caputo. FOR HOME REPAIRS The 18-count indictment' against the three was handed • Caputo was charged with embezzling $1,813 to pay for Nixon Urges Major Effort down yesterday. repairs to his Newark home." Biancardi is president of Local 97 of the Teamsters The indictment listed certain alleged illegal expendi- Allied k Industrial Workers. Garrod is the local's secretary- tures of union money. treasurer and Caputo a part-time union organizer. A $200 contribution to the association of Hugh J. Addo- LOST BID nizio. Addonizio, Newark's mayor, recently was indicted on To Fight Pollution, Crime Biancardi was an assemblyman from Essex County extortion and income tax evasion charges. from 1965-1967, but lost his reelection bid in 1967. Caputo is A $500 contribution to the Democratic State Committee WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Democrats called a waste treatment plants need- Nixon said the budget he a former Democratic chairman in Newark's North Ward. in 1965; $500 to a testimonial dinner for jailed Teamsters j President Nixon has sum- caucus today to discuss a ed in the nation. will send to Congress by early The indictment charged that the three defendants con- boss Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano in 1965; $125 to former moned a Democratic Con- response from the congres- The President called it the February will be in balance, spired to embezzle union funds to finance Biancardi's 1965 Newark City Councilman Philip E. Gordon, who has been gress and a watching nation sional majority. It is likely to most comprehensive and cost- for the sake of combating in- and 1967 campaigns. indicted on extortion and income tax evasion charges; $75 to join in an effort to "make be a televised outline of the ly pollution control program flation. Biancardi and Garrod were also charged with making to the association of former Congressman Paul J. Krebs our peace with nature," In- Democratic view, about Feb. in American history. "Only with the cooperation an illegal $1,000 contribution to the Essex County Democratic in 1965. tensify the struggle against 8. Muskie Reassured of Congress can we meet this qrime and stick with him in Nixon told the joint session Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of highest priority objective of dealing with the Vietnam war. he will send at least a dozen Maine said the commitment responsible government," the The President presented major new proposals to Cap- was reassuring — but the President said. those priorities yesterday in itol Hill during the current leading Democratic spokes- He said spending programs More Mafia Disclosures his first State of the Union election-year session. man on environment estimat- are politically popular, but an message, a 36-minute speech No Specifics ed it would cost $25 billion inflation - wracked economy abridged from what was once He did not list the specifics. in federal funds to deal with cannot afford them. a two+our, 10-minute draft. But Hugh Scott, the Republi- municipal wastes over the Senate Democratic Leader Goals Charted can Senate leader, said a Nix- next five years. Mike Mansfield said he was Are Needed, Lacey Says Charting goals but few spe- on program to combat water "He's given us another cry not convinced budget balanc- cific programs, the Republi- pollution will top the list. of alarm, but he hasn't given ing alone would be sufficient. IRVINGTON (AP) - U.S. Atty. David Satz's decision to "a matter of balance. We He said mobsters are "ver- can President encountered a That one is likely to reach us anything to deal with," He said Nixon might have Atty. Frederick B. Lacey release them to the public. don't deal in absolute con- min. They believe anyone generally mild, and frequent- Congress within two or three said the Main senator, who to send Congress specific leg- said last night there should There has been criticism cepts." can be bought. I warn the ly favorable, Democratic re- weeks. Nixon said it will be a is rated a likely contender-for islation including wage, price be more "public disclosures" from some quarters that in- Less than two months ago press: Increasing vigilance is action. GOP leaders termed five-year, $10-billion program the Democratic presidential profit and credit controls to required to insure that or- : 'in the war against organized formation obtained from Lacey declared "open war" ' the speech a masterpiece. to build all the municipal nomination in 1972. deal with inflation. crime. "bugging" should not have on organized crime and since ganized crime or mob mem- "There has been too much been released because wire- then has led three federal bers — or mob corrupted of- of a trend toward secrecy," taps were illegal. Some crit- grand juries on charges rang- ficials'— do not use associa- he said.. "I saw this loud and ics have contended that per- ing from illegal gambling to tions with reporters to strike clear: The information of the sons' whose names have extortion. viciously, unfairly, at honest, cropped up in conversations "Organized crime is des- decent law enforcement, or Lack of Trucks Hindering people is the foundation of to polish their own images." cur political system." of Mafia figures have had no perate for a good image," he suitable forums in which to told a meeting of the New On Nov. 29, Lacey charged Lacey defended public re- defend themselves. Jersey chapter of Sigma Del- that organized crime was lease by ttie federal courts of To release the transcripts, ta Chi, the professional jour- "taking over" the state of information obtained through under a proper order, said Relief Progress in Biafra electronic surveillance of nalistic society. New Jersey. Lacey, "may not be doing a "Indeed it would be sur- "The' DeCavalcante papers places frequented by reputed disservice to people whose prising if the mob had not released by my predessor, PORT HARCOURT, Niger- tional observer team told unanimous in their criticism ficult situation. For our part Mafia kingpins Simone "Sam names are mentioned there." tried to distort news by alli- David Satz, showed that," la (AP) — Every hour Radio newsmen federal units inside of federal relief efforts. we have made it our duty to the Plumber" DeCavalcante and Angelo "Gyp" DeCarlo. Lacey said he sees no ances with underpaid police Lacey said. "I leave It to ' Nigeria exhorts the war refu- fallen Biafra had less than "Their army is never short ensure that we do everything "problem of legal ethics" in reporters; or had not tried you — and the public — to gees to remain where they 100 vehicles but the Guard of beer and their whores get possible to bring relief to our "My real education in the making public illegal tapes. to get to inside men, like re- say whether the DeCarlo pa- • are so that they can bo Training Division in Lagos transported everywhere," a people and to ensure an early influence of organized crime He said the entire problem is write men, or even editors." pers do the same." helped, but relief workers had five times as many. Scottish doctor said, "but return to normalcy to all in our society began with the say there arc not nearly Doctors and nurses treat- they can't get a truck to take parts of our country." release of the DeCavalcante enough trucks to take food to ing hungry children brought my nurses out to the clinic. Gowon announced that the papers," he said, adding that them. from the bush to sick bays in Where are all Uie trucks that government had set aside an- he supported former U.S. Members of the interna- Port Harcourt were almost kept Biafra going for 2!/j . otiier $28 million for relief, years?" bringing the total to $45 mil- ••••••ininiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii •111! In Lagos, the Nigerian lion. He also said Roman chief of state, Ma]. Gen. Ya- Catholic missionaries who 2 Cabinet kubu Gowon, told a news had been working in the Bi- The Inside Story conference relief work is pro- afra area would be investi- gressing satisfactorily, but he gated and that each case Brides in formal rites Page 8 got angry when told the would be considered before PostsFilled Forthcoming weddings announced Page 9 news men had seen much ar- any are expelled. He said Monmouth beats Florida Tech Page 14 my indifference to the refu- some mercenaries fighting for gees. Biafra had disguised them- By Cahill Rangers lose to St. Louis Page 14 selves as priests to avoid Iccboaters crack the ice ....Page 15 "We don't expect mira- capture. TRENTON (AP) - John Astro Guide 23 ENJOYMENT, YOUR cles," Gowon declared. "Is Kohl, a transportation con- Allen-Goldsmith 6 anyone willing to say there is About 60 white priests and sultant and a former federal Births 2 WEEKEND MAGAZINE not misbehavior in their own half a dozen nuns are under official was named yesterday Jim Bishop 6 Television Listing armies? . . . Just because a house arrest in Port liar- by Gov. William T. Cahill to Bridge : 23 Movie Schedule soldier looks away and is not. court. Federal interrogators •be the new Commissioner of Classified 16-22 Amusement Features bending down over someone, question them four to six Transportation. Comics 23 he is indifferent. hours at a time. Kohl, 61, was chosen after Crossword Puzzle 12, 23 DAILY REGISTER "We are doing our best. Another 42 are still inside a long search for a successor Editorials 6 PHONE NUMBERS Have we been given credit what was Illafra, their move- to David J. Goldberg in the llerblock 8 since the war started? ments restricted mostly to $40,00-a-yoar post. Cahill said The Nlckelodlon 15 Main Olflco 7410010 "There is no doubt that the the grounds of their missions, he had had "rave notices" Obituaries 4 Classified Ads 741-6960 next few weeks some will re- All of those Interviewed (lur- about Kohl, a resident of Stock Market 10 ing a tour of the former reb- Bethesda, Md., who describes Home Delivery . 741-0010 gard 4 as their main task to himself as a political Inde- Sylvia Porter 6 Mlddlctown Bureau 671-2250 belittle our efforts and the ef- el area say their automo- Itcllgloug Pagu 11 biles, supply trucks nnd even pendent. Freehold Bureau .. .412-2111 forts of those who are genu- SporU 14, 15 inely trying to lielp In a dlf- their bicycles were confiscat- Cahill also announced at Successful Investing 10 Long Branch Bureau 222-001I ed by federal soldiers. his morning now.? conference •.'•' i & Move 700 lbs. of snow a min- Women's News 8, B Sports Department 741-0017 that lie is appointing Kdgar SAYS ORGANIZED CRIME DESPERATE FOR GOOD IMAGE — U.S. Alt/. Fr.d- ute I Tom Sno Pup at Mon- Uniform Snlc H. Myers, a retired purchas- mouth Mower, Rt, 35, Mlddlc- Now In progress. Shirley ing agent from the Camp- orick B. Lacoy (lefH addror.sos a mooting df Sigma Dolts Chi, professional journ- town. (Adv.) Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. bell's Soup Co. as tho now di- alistic socioty, last night. He said "it would bo surprising if the mob had not tritcf Reward! Sunday Smorgashora JAd Three manlla envelopes left on All you can cat. Lobster] Prime Sklmobllcs nnd Mini Hikes. All rector of tho Division of Pur- to distort nows" by buying tho allagianco of "underpaid police reuorUri" «r OpcrTi'rldny Nights. Shampoo chase nnd Property, a sub- Pennsylvania 5:17 out of N.Y. Ribs, 50 different dishes, $5.B0. sizes, all models. Special sale. "oven editors." Soated ar Bob Comitock, political editor of The Record of H«ck- Tuesday. Ploaso call 741-1)772. Harry's Lobster House, Sea Put Kcelen's, Keansburg, 787- and set $2.75. Loon's Beauty cabinet job paying $28,000 a 8 (Adv.) Bright. (Adv.) 1113. (Adv.) Salon. • 741-6150. (Adv.) year. onsack, chairman of the occasion and Mri. Comitock. IAP Wlr»pboto) -THE DAILY RECJS7IR, RED BANK- MIDDLETWN. N. ]••• FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1970 County Seen Unresponsive To Needs of Poor People By DORIS KULMAN problem, he's got all kinds of and bridges, they're not con- tioned by the white man to be LIN CROFT - Monmouth problems." cerned with people. black leaders . . ." County is unresponsive tn the Albert White, of the Free- Preparing Film And Ihose the white com- needs of its poor and minori- hold Concerned Citizens and a He said that the Coalition munity labels black leaders ties, the Monmnuih County Coalition director, said that Is preparing a filmed account "if they called a march to- Coalition for Human Rights In the western section of the of "the blight in all areas of morrow couldn't get 50 peo- was told last night. county "people are living in Monmouth County" for pre- ple together," Mr. Hammery The indictment was aimed condemned buildings, living sentation to elected officials. declared, at all levels — individuals, six and seven in a room, liv- Some students and .faculty Mr. Hammery discussed 1 from Rronkdale Community religious institutions, and the ing in buildings with dirt "the black man you hear a county and municipal govern- floors ..." College are assisting in the lot about but know the least ments. He said that the Concerned project, Mr. White said. Finding a detent place to Citizens had found other quar- John Davis, elected Coali- about" the Black Muslim live is tne major prob/em of ters for one I7-meml)er fami- tion president last night, said "who is all around." the county's poor, black or ly which had been living in that the Freehold Concerned The Black Muslim, he said, white, several speakers said. three rooms, sleeping in Citizens had met with a group "doesn't want to integrate, he of clergymen, Catholic, Prot- Donald Hammery, a com- shifts. The building was rat- wants a nation in a nation, munity organizer for Mon- infested and had been con- estant and Jewish, "who wanted to know what they he wants to build black and mouth Community Action demned for a year, he said. stay black." Program, the county's official "It's not just black people," could do to help us" and had suggested a project for each The Black Muslim, he said, antipoverty agency, declared Mr. White said. "We have that the black man's biggest white people living in cement congregation. "isn't demonstrating, isn't problem is finding a decent chicken coops." "But every clergyman shooting. He doesn't drink, job. Mr. White said the Free- turned his project down and smoke, gamble, or bother Job Need Stressed hold Concerned Citizens had said 'this is too big' except anybody. Yet any time one "Give people good jobs with brought the problem to the one who said he would try. .goes astray, every paper good pay and most of the Board of Freeholders "but the The others agreed to join points out that he was a Black problems will be eliminated," freeholders said it's not up with him in trying to work it Muslim." Mr. Hammery said, "When a to them. The freeholders are out and I guess they're still Officers Elected man's got an employment more concerned with roads working because we haven't heard from them yet." Officers elected at the Coa- lition's first annual meeting Getting people to see them last night, in addition to Mr. Forced School District "with their own eyes" may Davis and Mr. Sheppard be one way to correct bad were: Mrs. Anita Bellin, Leo- SUCCESSFUL UNION — Edwin Ambler, seated left, general campaign chairman of the Monmouth Count/ United housing conditions, Wilson nardo, first vice president; Fund drive, met and congratulated union leaders for outstanding performance during the MCUF employe cam- Sheppard of the Shore Citi- Mrs. Sylvia Meehan, Free- paign drive. With Mr. Ambler are, from left, Mrs. Maria G. Hernandez of Belmar, Communication Workers of Changes Are Unlikely zens for Better Human Rela- hold, secretary, and Miss America Local 1022; Robert Black of Freehold, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 827 and, (Continued) lines would have to be chal- tions suggested. Tory Salvest, West Deal, trea- tee recommendations in face lnged'if true raciaj balance "It's one thing to hear surer. seated, Mist Catherine Segurton of Brick Township, Communication Workers of America Local 1001. The three of opposition from the first in the schools was to be about 17 people living in three union leaders conducted the most successful employe campaigns. Directors elected were: Wil- member of the GOP to be achieved. rooms and sleeping in shifts lie Hamm, Mrs. Mary John- governor of New Jersey in 16 The committee was appoint- and another thing to have years. seen it," Mr. Sheppard, Coali- son and Mrs. Pearl Harris, ed by Marburger's predeces- Asbury Park; Albert White, In addition, there has been sor and the report was almost tion second vice president said. "If you see it, and you're and William White, Freehold; wide criticism from various completed by the time - he Clinton Crocker and Edward White House Aide, College any kind of a man at all, education organizations to came to New Jersey from a Davis, New Shrewsbury; many of the specific recom- post with the federal govern- you're going to do something about it." Charles Davis, Marlboro; mendations made by the com- ment. Mignon Godwin, Long mittee. „ • Mclntire and Mrs. Fioyd S. Conditions Shown Branch; Mrs. Carolyn Kasky, The study group which con- Merchant, who said she rep- Declaring that housing con- Professor Split Over Viet Wanamassa; Albert James cluded that New Jersey has resented the Hunterdon Coun- ditions in As-bury Park "are a and Dorothy James, Middle- crime," Mr. Sheppard said far too many public school ty Citizens and Taxpayers As- town; and E. H. Gaunt Jr., By RICHARD McMANUS munist government, so be it." the war was primarily an ex- Vietnamese were considered that Shore Citizens had taken districts that are inefficient, sociation, were interrupted Red Bank. LINCROFT - Solution to Mr. Dowd agreed that the ternal aggression because heros by the rest of the world a group — "doctors, educa- educationally and economical- several times by applause for our "Vietnamese problem" war had cost us too much even a goodly portion of the for fighting with homemade tors, lawyers" — to see the ly, recommended that all their comments against the The six-month-old Coalition became no clearer in the de- and that we ought to get out Viet Cong were northern traps and stolen weapons. conditions under which some school districts be organized committee recommendations. is composed of organizations bating forum than reality at but, in response to a question Communists who submerged Mr. Dowd said he thought people live there. on a kindergarten through Mrs. Merchant said the com- and individuals working Brookdale College last night. from the floor, he said that for several years after the My Lai was a good point 12th grade basis. mittee's report showed "in- "We had 10 places we were in the buman relations area. William F. Dowd, White the speed of withdrawal was 1954 Geneva accords, that to raise because it contrasted Mergers Suggested credible arrogance, dishones- going to take them, but after "We hope we will grow in House staff assistant to Pres- not a matter easily decided South Vietnam was an imper- the U.S. government's at- It also recommended that ty and a sinister philosophy." they had seen five, they didn't size, strength and effective- ident Nixon reportedly seek- by a simple cost-benefit anal- fect but developing democra- titude toward atrocities a school district with less She said the committee was want to see anymore," Mr. ness, and will be called on ing the local Republican ysis because of moral obliga- cy- with the North Viet- Sheppard said. for help wherever there are nomination in this year's tions to our Vietnamese al- namese "blood debts" im- than 3,500 pupils, and without "not interested in quality edu- When he said: "I'm not go- the prospect of growing to cation, only equality." He said that some of those problems. We want to make Congressional race, and Dr. lies and the long range se- posed on other Vietnamese on the tour knew the owners Monmouth County the best curity interests of the United ing to tell you it's as demo- nationalist groups after vic- that level within three years, The New Jersey Education Kenneth Stunkel,» associate of some of the buildings. county in the state," Mr. Da- professor of Asian History at States. cratic as New Jersey," tory over the French. He be merged with another dis- Association (NJEA) and the Shore Citizens had contacted vis said. Monmouth College, tackled laughs came from the audi- said also that he thought trict to provide the larger pu- New Jersey State Federation Differ on Points ence. the owners "and some of the the topic before a packed "there might be confusion on pil population. of District Boards of Educa- Last night's meeting was The debaters did conflict landlords were Jewish and lecture hall confrontation He held the view that the the professor's part how Another recommendation is tion also criticized some of on several points, the nature the Jewish people on the tour held in the First Unitarian sponsored by the High School threat to U.S. security might North Vietnamese divisions taht each disrict comprise as the, committee's recommen- of the war, and the South said that if those landlords Church, here. Student Symposium Commit- be felt in other areas where arm themselves." nearly as possible a natural dations, although both said Vietnamese government, the didn't respond they would tee. America has commitments if geographic, social and eco- they saw the need for school success of Vietnamization, picket them at their syna- it withdraws immediately, . Questions from the stu- nomic opportunity while district reorganization. Pest Control Mr. Dowd scored with de- the importance of the war to gogues. Jewish people would and that it has a moral obli- dents were aimed mostly at avoiding "creation or perpet- Opposes Plan bating points and wit but as U. S. security, and the pos- picket, not black people. gation to protect allies from uation of racial imbalance." The federation said it was Methods Told he noted "It's usual with Viet- sible fate of South Vietnam- a bloodbath similar to the Mr.v Dowd. Most students That's response, that's in- ese allies after a Communist Although that is the sole opposed to state . ordered re- FREEHOLD — Home own' nam debates that very few one after the takeover of were from local high schools volvement!" victory. reference to race in the study organization, although "ex- ers tend to think that ants, minds are changed." Possibly North Vietnam. and favorable reaction committee's recommenda- perience in other states has The Freehold Borough like mosquitoes, are strictly because the two men, de- The professor thought the seemed to be equally divided tions, much of the opposition Council was cited as an ex- a summer pest, but often spite the differing "moderate" He agreed that "many shown that ultimately only ... war a civil one, the govern- young 'people don't trust between the two speakers. expressed by individual wit- reorganization by legislative ample of an unresponsive mu- they appear from nowhere, and "liberal" tone of their ment an autocracy, Vietnam- nesses at the first of three nicipal government. In that in surprising numbers, in respective rhetoric, differed President Nixon on this is- One young woman, of appar- decree has been effective.'' ization unlikely because of sue." But he urged the au- scheduled hearings on the re- The NJEA took exception town, torn by rioting last year, January and February, ob- substantively only on the the "lousy" Vietnamese ar- ently radical persuasion, at- port expressed fear of forced the council bad withdrawn serves Donald M. Motor, se- speed of American withdraw- dience to see that a quick to several statements in the my the threat to U.S. securi- and complete end to the war tempted without success to consolidation of suburban and promised aid of $6,000 for a nior county agent. al. report which related the quali- ty marginal, and a bloodbath is in the President's own self- interrupt the presidential urban school districts. community center for black ty of education available to He recommends that if the Mr. Dowd generally sup- of South Vietnamese allies interest, if nothing else. staffman's final summary. Radio evangelist Carl Mc- . the size of the school district, children and youths, but had preferable to the continuing purchased riot equipment, house is suddenly infested ported the administration po- The pair also disagreed on Intire, who testified against noting "staffing is poorest" In with ants, one first should bloodbath of the war. William White said. sition — commitment to with- the importance of the My the Mancuso report recom- the largest districts. try to locate the nest, which drawal but paced to coincide Dangerous Styling 'Planning to Kill' He accused President Nix- Lai incident and Viet Cong mendations, shouted from the "Elementary school librar- may be under the flooring, or with the planned develop- on of taking "a false middle LONDON (AP)- The floor- "They're planning to kill combat methods. Professor audience that the question of ies are missing from our under a pile of papers in the. ment of South Vietnam forces ground'1 and actually prepar- Stunkel said that tactics of length maxiskirt and coat black youths," he added. racial balance is pertinent poorest districts in large cit- basement. The ants' march to assume burden of combat; ing to maintain a significant the My Lai sort are "well may be elegant, the British "when Mrs. Mancuso told an- ies, poor suburbs and poor Mr. Hammery declared from the food to the approxi- Professor Stunkel argued but non-combatant military known to those who read Safety Council concedes, but other witness that comments rural communities,". the that human relations and civil mate location of the nest that the Vietnamese war had presence in the country. sources other than the local it warns they can be hazard- on that subject were begin- NJEA added. "The absence of rights groups who want to may be traced. If so, spray to be considered in the larg- Dowd's View newspapers." He noted that ous on escalators, stairs and ning to stray far afield of tfce Such services is not related to make contact with the black the nest area with a house- er perspective of rapidly in- Mr. Dowd. countered that the Viet Cong and the North getting in and out of autos. report itself." the size of the district." community invariably turn to hold insecticide. creasing world population and the traditional churches and The witness was Mrs. Law- The teachers group did fa- If Uie nest cannot be locat- polluted environment, and the to those they consider the rence Hill of Verona, which vor the proposal that all school ed, he advised, spray chlor- American governmental ef- terminated an exchange pro- districts be organized on the black power structure. dane or some other house- forts should be redirected gram with Newark that kindergarten through 12th "You're looking in the hold insecticide, in all cracks from the war to cope with brought a small group of chil- grade basis, while the federa. wrong place," Mr. Hammery along baseboards and around these urgent problems. He dren from the ghetto to Vero- tion said this should only be declared, "the black man you sinks, bases of kitchen cab- said that "we should get out na schools for one year be- done after consideration is giv- want to reach doesn't go to inets and bathtubs. Never of Vietnam immediately — cause of pressure from mem- en to such factors as geo- that church ... he would feel spray any insecticide in the lock, stock and barrel. Give bers of the suburban commu- graphic size and total ulti- like an outsider. But those presence of food, dishes, pots them money and advice but nity. mate enrollment of the new storefront churches on Spring- and pans, silverware. If admit we're wrong." SATURDAY & SUNDAY Balance at Issue district. wood Ave., the ones no one sprayed accidently, wash all He underscored his argu- Mrs. HiU said the commit- More than 20D persons at- bothers with because their dishes and silverware or any- ment by councluding: "If im- Jan. 24th & 25th ONLY tee's recommendations tended the hearing in the preachers haven't been or- thing contaminated and dis- mediate withdrawal means a seemed to implement the re- State Cultural Center Audi- dained, haven't been sanc- card food. Vietnam unified under a Com- marks made by State Educa- torium and more than a dozen tion Commissioner Carl L. opponents of the proposal for SARA LEE Marburger in 1967 that in reorganization picketed out- some cases existing district side briefly. Weather: Snoiv Developing Mostly cloudy and cold,with eral days of zero cold in the 10 to 15 knots shifting to north COFFEE CAKE some light snow likely this midcontinent. to northwest tonight, continu- afternoon probably ending to- County Births Travelers warnings were ing tomorrow 10 to 15 knots. night after accumulations of posted for Ohio, Western Visibility lowering to locally Raspberry less than three inches most Blueberry RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fagin sections. Pennsylvania and western less than one mile in snow New York, with up to four Red Bank (nee Ethel Kaplan), 35-A High today in teens in north- this afternoon into this eve- Maple Crunch Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stoney Hill Road, Eatontown, inches of snow forecast. ning then improving to five west and in upper 20s in IO-OI. pkg. Hast (nee Michelle Castag- daughter, yesterday. south. Clearing and cold to- Hain-laden Pacific air con- miles or better tonight and to- no), 47 Eighth Ave., Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Duz- night, low 5 to 10 above in tinued to dominate and gen- morrow. Mostly cloudy and Highlands, daughter, yester- zclli (nee Patricia Boyle), 227 northwest, and in teens in erally soak the far west from cold today with some light day. Hollywood Ave., Long south and along coast. Tomor- central California northward. snow likely this afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. James Ste- Branch, son, yesterday. row fair and continued cold, Nearly V/2 inches of rain fell most likely ending this eve- phens (nee Carol Carter), 24 high in 20s. Sunday's outlook, on Portland Ore., before day- ning. Limerick Place, Hazlet, JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL partly cloudy and continued break. Clearing and cold tonight. daughter, yesterday. Neptune cold. Flooding and landslides Tomorrow fair and continued Mr. and Mr. Richard Mr. - and Mrs. Norman In I/ong Branch, yester- have destroyed several cold. Rcifel (nee Carolyn Wanner), Orhwafhcl (nee Sylvia Holz- day's high was 1!) and the low homes, blocked numerous T1DKS 11 Hudson Ave., Port Mon- man), 22 Vernon Hoad, Marl- was .1. It was 11 at 6 p.m. highways and claimed three Today - High 8:30 a.m. mouth, son, yesterday, boro, son, yesterday. The overnight low was 1 and lives in northern California. and low 2:48 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. James Alston Mr. and Mrs. William Me- the temperature at 7 this Gale or storm warnings Tomorrow — High 8:42 a.m. (nee Yvonne Gallway), 23 Dcrmott (nee Kathleen Har- owning was G. were up from central Califor- and 9:12 p.m. and low 2:42 Carmen Place, Ited Hank, dy), 325 Garfidd Ave., Avon, ' Snow blanketed wide areas nia north through coastal a.m. and 3:18 p.m. son, yesterday. son, yesterday. of the. midwest and aimed a Washington. Sunday — High 9:18 a.m. 362 Broad Si. 6 Maple Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and 9:38 p.m. and low 3:18 Mr. and Mrs, Raymond moderate punch at the north- Temperatures before dawn (nco Lucinda George), 221) cast today while wind and a.m. and 3:48 p.m. Creek Hoad, Keansburg, sun, WriRhl (nre Priscilla Ham- ranged from 23 below zero at burger), 1307 Camp Ave, persistent rains climbed a Glens Falls, N.Y., to 63 at For Ited Bank and Rumson yesterday. bridge, add two hours; Sea RED BANK Wiinamiissa, daughter, yes- mounting toll in damage in Arcata, Calif. MONMOUTH MKMC'AI, terday. northern California. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cal- The midwest snows, heavy MARINE Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Mr. and Mrs. Jack White, ahrcsc (nco Mary MoMahon), at times,'followed by less than Capo May to Block Island: utes; Highlands bridge, add 18 Lockwood Ave, Freehold, 239 Wooricrest Road, Oak- a day a general break In sev- Mostly southerly wlndg today 40 minutes. daughter, Wednesday. hurst, daughter, yesterday. • Ciit, DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JANUARY 2i, 1Q7O Top of the News Red Hill Road Project TRENTON -Tho legislative lottery planning commis- Seen Holmdel Problem sion announced yesterday that it has decided to put oH making most major policy decisions on establishing a state By SIIERI1Y PIGDORE and its just share of the Mr. Gagliano estimated lottery and instead proposes creation of a permanent execu- IIOLMDKI- - Two facts cost." last night that the entire proj- tive commission to do (he job. have emerged from the con- Importance Stressed ect, which would complete widening and realignment of Senate Majority Leader Harry L. Sears, R-Morris, said tinuint; fracas over the wid- Township officials have ad- a bill would be introduced in the legislature in the first ening and realignment, of Hed mitted, however, the road is the read between the Garden week in February proposing a bipartisan, five-member com- Hill Road in this township: much more important to State Parkway Bridge and mission to set up the lottery. The improvements are all- Holmdel than its neighbors. Crawfords Corner Road, s' o I ut e I y necessary; and Mayor Cohen affirmed last would cost between $50,0110 Sears, the chairman of the temporary commission which Holmdd is solely responsible night that "Holmdel ha.s a and $60,000. This figure in- was created after the voters overwhelmingly approved the big stake in this road. It al- cludes the necessary legal lottery in a referendum last year, said that Gov. William T. for all the surveying and legal costs involved, includ- ready carries heavy traffic and engineering fees, and the Cahill would have veto power over all decisions of the com- from Bell Labs and IBM will mission. ing the excellent possibility cost of land acquisition. of future condemnation pro- add to it. And there is no The two parcels on the Mid- In effect, the decision of (he planning commission will ceedings. question that the road is dlelown side of the county shift the burden for setting policy for the lottery from the I'Veeholder Ernest (',. Kav- dangerous." road, owned l>y Sophie Mus- legislative branch to the executive branch. alek termed "absolutely un- Five properties are in-chel and Amelia Viner, would The major questions of policy Include the frequency of true" the .statement made at volved in the necessary re- be an asset, but aren't really prize-winning drawings, the cost of lottery tickets and this week's meeting of the alignment. The main parcel necessary for the reconstruc- 'whether vending machines should be used to dispense tickets. Holmdel Township Commit- covering perhaps one-third of tion, according to Mr. Sears said he hoped the lottery would be in operation be- tee by township attorney S. the section improved has Schulz. fore the end of this year and would provide at least $5 mil- Thomas Gagliano that the been donated, at no cost lo Mr. Cohen said no appro- lion in state revenue for the fiscal year beginning July 1. county would pay for costs of the township whatsoever, by priations will be made land acquisitions needed on Dr. Matthew F. Urbanski. toward the road in the new the MiddJetown side of the Two other parcels on themunicipal budget. Linkletter Continues 'War' boundary-line road. Holmdel side, owned by Rob- If the county contributes HOLLYWOOD - Since his daughter plunged to her Mr. Gagliano has been ert Brandner and Semour the "half to three-fifths" of death last Oct. 4—the victim, he said, of LSD—Art Link- authorized by the county Muschel, have been ap- the cost that township letter has been engaged in a personal war against dangerous Board of Freeholders to ac- praised at $2,000 or less for officials are counting on, drugs. quire by purchase or con- each property. Neither is Ilolmdel stands a good chance He has had an evening's discussion in the White House demnation lands on either satisfied with the appraisal of getting its improved road with President and Mrs. Nixon, addressed the nation's the Holmdel or Middletown and court suits are probably without digging into its own governors, appeared before Congressional committees, and sides needed for the realign- in the offing. pockets. has spoken to youth groups in colleges and elsewhere. SPECIAL AWARD — At a special awards ceremony held at State Police Head- ment. About $25,000 remains from The Freeholders are sym- But, Mr. Kavalek added, He serves on a county drug commission and books all quarters, West Trenton, Ma). Victor Gala&si, left, investigations officer, presented the original bond issue float- pathetic. As Mr. Larrison "It was made very clear that the speaking engagements a busy television career will the State Police Certificate of Commendation to Trooper John R. Burke, center, ed in 1962 to cover the wid- said "With the escalated the. acquisition of property permit. ening as part of a package costs of construction, I could of Holmdel Station, Troop E, Parkway, for continuous outstanding performance. is strictly the responsibility improvement plan for several What can one man do to stop the drug flood? see where Holmdel could run Attendi/ig the award presentation wai Capt, Karl Kloo, right, Troop E commander. of the municipality." township roads. a little short." "Just a little," Linkletter says. "No one ever knows. Freeholder Harry Larrison But ill can save one kid's life, anything I do is worth.it." Jr. agreed that the whole project lies on Holmdel shoulders. School Bus Hits Cable Med School Plans in Danger He noted that the county Million Water Loan had appropriated funds for TRENTON - Gov. William T. Cahill warned yesterday that future construction on four-year medical schools at the road's improvement as In Matawan, 2 Injured Rutgers University and the New Jersey College of Medicine part of a package to improve and Dentistry may have to be curtailed because of rising local roads to carry the extra MATAWAN - A freak ac- Ellen McDermott, 31, of Old costs. " Approved for Marlboro traffic generated by the re- cident injured two persons Bridge apparently disre- location of the Bell Tele- yesterday afternoon when a "It's my opinion at the moment there will have to be garding two men keeping traf- phone Laboratories. school bus ran into a taut some changes in the proposals as they now stand," Cahill MARLBORO — Township HUD project director who Council President Joseph A. fic out of the area ran into told a news conference, Council last night announced said the success of Che proj- Broadniak stated the situa- Would Weigh Aid cable, shattering the wind- shield of the vehicle. the cable. Cahill met for an hour during the day with Chancellor that the Department of Hous- ect may be jeopardized if as tion had been declared an Mr. Larrison added that of Higher Education Ralph A. Dungan, budget officials and ing and Urban Development few as 25 per cent of the peo- emergency by Tax Asesssor Investigating patrolman The cable shattered the the county will consider fur- Robert Kerrick said the ac- legislative leaders. (HUD) has given tentative ple do not utilize the facili- Joseph LaMura, hence the ther appropriations when windshield and pinned the approval to the Municipal ties. ordinance could be made ef- cident occurred on Fiero Ave. A spokesman said afterward that he would have no township officials appear driver to her seat. The further comment hut would meet soon with the Board of Utilities Authority's applica- Proposal Okayed fective immediately, rather either with contracts for the shortly after noon when a one child on the bus was ' Governors of the two institutions and tour the sites. tion for a ?1 million loan to Project planning began last than waiting the required 20 reconstruction or engineer- wrecker from Mullaney's finance the proposed town- year after a HUD study rec- days. Mr. Brodniak said this ing estimates for the work. Tire Service, Broad St., was not injured. The impact also ship - wide municipal water ommended a similar system measure was necessary if the Faced with complete finan- attempting to pull a truck up caused the wrecker to be revaluation is to be complet- a private driveway. Says He Was in Chicago system. in the northern portion of the cial responsibility, which pulled onto its roof, injuring township. They authorize a ed in time for the 1971 tax A cable was stretched PATERSON — Harold Matzner, one of the four de- The announcement came as may total only a few thou- its occupant, Garrett J. Walsh $556,000 grant for the project, year. across the road about head fendants on trial charged with the 1966 murder of Judith part of the explanation of a sand dollars, Mr. Gagliano but the local Utilities Authority high, when the Madison Town- of 324 Maple PL, Keyport. Kavanaugh, has testified that he was in Chicago at the time proposed ordinance making The emergency status also said last night that he will developed the plan for the ship school bus, whose driver, the state contends he strangled the young housewife in hook-up fcr the system man- allowed Council to award the recommend a joint meeting Both drivers were treated township-wide project, which Clifton. datory for all residents. The contract for the revaluation of the Township Committees at Riverview Hospital, Red met with HUD approval. of Middletown and Holmdel Matzner, an executive vice president and associate ordinance was passed on first last night. Associated Surveys and the Board of Freehold- Catholic Talk Bank and released. No sum- publisher of Matzner Publications, took the stand in his own reading, with the putflic hear- Council adopted an ordi- Company, of Wayne, was the ers to decide just what the mons was issued pending defense yesterday and produced a signed registration card ing scheduled for 8 p.m. Feb. nance, after a brief public low bidder at $38,800. three groups want to do Set in Hazlet for the Drake Hotel and a printed card receipt for a meal 12 at The Central School. hearing, authorizing a maxi- Mayor Morton Salkind further investigation. about the necessary improve- at a Chinese restaurant in Chicago. Council President Joseph A. mum of $45,000 for a revalu- signed the ordinance "with HAZLET — Francis Barot- Brodniak explained the mea- ation of ail taxable properties pleasure, since the vote was ments. ta, president of Union Techni- Both cards were signed on the night that the 21-year-old Holmdel Mayor David Co- Mrs. Kavanaugh was killed. sure as a suggestion from the in the township. unanimous." cal Institute, Mountainside, Drivers Fined hen said he is solidly behind will discuss "The Deeper On trial with the 32-year-old Matzner are his wife any joint meeting that in- In Long Branch Dorothe, 38; Vincent Kearney Jr., 29; and Paul Kavanaugh, Meaning of Catholic Educa- cludes the Freeholders. The tion" at a meeting of St. 26, the victim's husband. mayor said all action will be LONG BRANCH — Two Matzner also testified Thursday that he had never Marlboro Council Refuses Benedict's Catholic School men were found guilty of mo- held up anyway until he re- PTA, Monday (Jan. 26) at known the state's star witness, Mrs. Jacqueline Natoli. ceives the chronological re- tor vehicle offenses yesterday 8:30 p.m. in the school cafe- in Municipal Court here. ports he requested this week teria. Salkind Bid for Leo Parley from Mr. Gagliano and town- City Judge Stanley Cohen DeCarlo Summations Near ship engineer Richard M. A graduate of Newark fined Carl D. Nicol of Ft. State College' Mr. Barotta is NEWARK - Lawyers for both sides prepared to give Schulz. Monmouth $30 for leaving the MARLBORO — Township ' Mr. Leo has charged coun- at that time to consider his third vice president of the their summations after the defense rested its case in the The Holmdel Township scene of an accident. He also Council, last night, refused cil with being "capricious, permanent appointment. Society of Manufacturing conspiracy-extortion trial of reputed Mafioso Angelo "Gyp" Mayor Morton Salkind's Property' Owners Association assessed Gerald A. McGrath prejudiced and unfair" in- Council refused that offer Engineers. He is the author DeCarlo and his alleged henchman Daniel "Red" Cecere. latest attempt to reach a Me. has demanded a halt to of 639 Broadway $20 for care- their actions, toward him. and rejected Mr.' Leo for the of several technical books, an In resting their case yesterday, defense lawyers re- compromise concerning the all work on the road "until less driving and $20 for two Mr. Salkind requested a educational consultant and quested that they be allowed to reopen it if certain 'witnes-. appointment of Joseph P. permanent position at that Middletown is willing to con- counts of driving without a li- "one hour, no-holds-barred active lecturer. ses showed up. Leo as township business ad- time. tribute both land on its side cense in possession. ministrator. conference with him and Mr. The summations, it was agreed among the defense, Leo and council. He said prosecution and U. S. Dist. Court Judge Robert Shaw, were Mr. Leo, who held the if council still disapproves to begin today unless the witnesses appeared. same position from January after the meeting, he will Two associates of defense lawyer Michael Querques to June last year, was fired withdraw Mr. Leo's name for said they had attempted to serve subpoenas on two doctors by former Mayor Walter C. appointment and seek who had treated the late Louis B. Saperstein before his Gtrubb, Jr., while the same another candidate from the death, to Saperstein's son and daughter and to a bank di- four councilmen who cur-various other applicants he rector who allegedly participated in illegal financial trans- rently oppose Mr. Leo were has interviewed. PET PEEVES actions with Saperstein and the defendants. on council. The current coun- cil has refused to sit down Council President Joseph But the subpoena servers said they could not find the A. Brodniak said he and the potential witnesses or were unable to contact them. with Mr. Leo and the mayor to discuss the matter, since other three dissenting coun- Mr. Salkind nominated the cilmen had observed Mr. Insurance Hikes Are Possible former administrator for re- Leo at work for six months, appointment to his old posi- and had sufficient objections TRENTON — Gov. William T. Cahill indicated yester- tion Jan. 1. to Mr. Leo without another day that the state may have to approve an interim increase conference. In auto insurance rates to keep some New Jersey drivers Mr. Leo has been serving from having their insurance canceled. as acting business admini- Cahill said at a news conference that his administration Aid Squad strator since the resignation was in accord with an agreement reached Monday by for- of former administrator mer Gov. Richard J. Hughes to give quick consideration to Philip Brown, on Jan. 15. rate hike increases to several New Jersey companies. Gets Staff Council has filed suit requir- As a congressman, Cahill has said in the past that hfi ing Mr. Leo to appear before believed insurance rates in New Jersey are too high. In Hazlet Superior Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill Jan. 30 to show But he said Thursday: "I have to be realistic. It is a HAZLET—Hugh Long, dep- EATONTOWN NATIONAL BANK very complex matter." cause why he should not be uty mayor and commissioner prevented from acting . as of public safety, installed offi- business administrator. HAS DONE SOMETHING ABOUT THIS ONE! cers of the Hazlet Township Egyptian Camps Bombed First Aid and Rescue Squad At the Jan. 8 council meet- TEL AVIV - Israeli planes bombed Egyptian military at a gathering in Holmdel ing, Mr. Salkind suggested camps near Cairo again today while Israeli commandos Inn. Mr. Leo be approved on a gathered booty on a small Egyptian island they captured trial basis for 90 days, with Guests included Mayor and council reviewing his work Thursday. Mrs. Joseph Morales, Mr. and NO SERVICE CHARGE The planes hit camps near the industrial city of Helwan, Mrs. Nicholas Setteducato and south of Cairo, and at Huckstep, 12 miles east of the capital. Mrs. Long. It was the fifth penetration of the Nile Valley in less than The squad presented Be wise... open On Personal Checking Accounts Which three weeks and the second attack on the Helwan and Huck- plaques to the mayor and step areas in six days', Township Committee and A spokesman said the planes attacked military targets to the I960 executive and line Checkmaster Maintain A Minimum $200 Balance! along the northern sector of the Suez Canal on their way officers. • UNLIMITED CHECKS & DEPOSITS PERMITTED • BANK BY MAIL FREE • FULL SERVICE BANK home, and all returned safely. Capt. AnUiony liegenye re- account today ported the unit answered a to- tal of 1,609 calls during 1909, You'll like doing business with the Bank That Leads The Way In Yablonski Was to Testify drove 29,080 miles and ex- CLEVELAND, Ohio — Union insurgent Joseph Yab- pended 5,797 volunteer man MODERN, PRACTICAL, EFFICIENT,CONVENIENT, LOW COST Banking. lonski, his wife and (laughter were murdered shortly before hours. he was to tell what he knew about United Mine Workers' Welcomed as associate MAIN OFFICE Hwy, 35 activities to two grand juries, officials say. squad members were Jer- Three Cleveland men today faced murder charges In ry Sillisky and Patrick Col- & Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown f"H»ctlon with the deaths, in addition lo federal charges, lins. Kenneth Narr became a ATONTOWN Including conspiring to.interfere with Yablonskl's rights as a regular member upon com- Monmouth Shopping Center union member. • pletion of probation. Yablonski, 59, had just lost a bitter election in an attempt to unseat UMW President W. A. "Tony" Boylo shortly be- ATIONAL OCEAN TOWNSHIP fore he, his wife, Margaret, 57, and daughter, Charlotte Japanese Smoke More Hwy. 35 & Deal Rd. Joanne, 25, were fatally shot in tho family's Washington TOKYO (AP) - Japanese County, Pa., home Jan. 5. adults smoked 209,972,006,. No minimum balance required BANK All banking facilities at main office and Sources In Wushlngton disclosed that Boyle, too, would 000 cignreltes in 1069, or nn Can wo help you? have been a key witness at two federal grand Jury, probes average of 8.(1 cigarettes pur Service It our blggett anat. drive-In facilities at other offices open person per day and a B-7 per Into UMW afflrs — one In Washington and tho oilier in Membor Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Sats., 9:30 A.M. to 1 P.M. PI*. 542-4600 Pittsburgh. cent Increase over 19(18, tho Federal authorities said, however, that tho thrco arrest- tobacco monopoly corporation CENTRAL JERSEY BANK .AND TBUWT OOMfMNV ed had no known UMW connections. reported. MIMMROrr.O.I.G. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAVK • MIDDLETWN. N J.: I KHHY, JANUARY 23, 1970 Obituaries Miss Trotter Oneof First Rumson Local Budget Girls Enrolled at Lafayette Mrs. William Grace EASTON, Pa. — The daugh- Easton Area High School, is Advances Rate 9 Points organization meeting and pro- ter of a Lafayette College the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. RUMSON — The municipal compared to 60 cents in 1969. RED BANK-Mrs. William terment will be in the New gram for senior citizens will alumnus and a girl who is Merton E. Cohen. Her father budget for 1970, in the Assessed evaluation of bor- York Bay Cemetery, Jersey be held at 10 a.m. Jan. 30 at S. Grace, 83, of 123 Mechanic manager of the boys' track is a 1D33 graduate of amount of $1,213,512, was in- City. ough rataMes is $8,777,327, for the Junior Service League. St., died Wednesday at the team at her high school are Lafayette. troduced at last night's the first women to enroll at 1970. Speaker of the day will be Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Miss Trotter, a senior at Council meeting. Mrs. Eugene Dumenko Lafayette, according to Rich- Rumson-Fair Haven Region- The budget will be pub- Alfred Gatta, director of the Home, Shrewsbury, follow- ard W. Haines, director of The new budget is $286,496 lished Feb. 5 and a public Red Bank Parks and Recrea- EAST KEANSBURG - al High School, is the daugh- higher than the 1969 budget, ing a long illness. Mrs. Phyllis T. Dumenko, 43, admissions. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald hearing will be held Feb. 26. tion Department, who will with increases concentrated Sworn in by Mayor John O. speak on how to organize se- Mrs. Grace, the widow of of 159 Seabreeze Ave., died Joyce S. Cohen of Easton, F. Trotter. "The decision to primarily in the administra- William S. Grace, was born in yesterday at Deborah Hospi- and Susan L. Trotter of 160 apply to Lafayette was her Teeter were John A. Lacey nior citizens groups. tive, police, and street and Jr., who will serve as a first New York City, the daughter tal, Browns Mills. Kemp Ave., Fair Haven, N.J., choice. This should be a won- sanitation departments. Council referred to the of the late George (.'. and She was born in Newark became Lafayette's first derful opportunity for Susan year patrolman, as of Jan- building inspector a request Elizabeth MacRae. She had and lived here many years. coeds When they submitted because I know Lafayette Is The amount to be raised by uary; and J. Gary Sammon, from the Oceanic Hook and lived in Red Bank for the Surviving are her husband, their enrollment deposits a fine school," according to taxes will be $603,962, as who will serve as assistant Ladder Oompany, that Coun- borough administrator effec- past 50 years, and was for- Eugene Dumenko; a son, three days after their accep- Mr, Trotter, who is assistant compared to $513,220 in 1969. cil should enforce installation tive Feb. 1. } merly of Jersey City. George Struble of Keansburg; tance letters were mailed by superintendent of schools in The municipal rate of taxa- of main shut-off w " - the Rumson-Fair Haven re- Mrs. Grace was a member two daughters, Mrs. Fred- the college. tion will be 69 cents per $100 Councilman William J. Min- side premises using gas for erick Brink, here and Mrs. gion. of the United Methodist Miss Cohen and Miss Trot- of assessed evaluation as ers announced that the first heating and other inn Kevin Young of Keyport; a ter were among a group of Susan, who said she had Church, Red Bank. brother, Harry Hertig of New- She is survived by a daugh- 25 women who were offered visited 13 different schools, ark and three grandchildren. admission to Lafayette last during the past two^years be- ter, Mrs. John A. Jeffrey of Services will be Monday, 11 Red Bank. week. Lafayette plans to en- fore deciding on Lafayette, LINCROFT ASSOCIATES - TAX SERVICE a.m. at the Scott Funeral roll 135 women—115 freshmen has been manager of the Services will be at 1 p.m. Home, Belford, with Rev. and 20 upperclass transfer boys' track team at Rumson- Susan L. Trotter 765 HIGHWAY 35 (opp. Two Guys) MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Monday at the Worden Fu- Richard Schwartz officiating. students — in the fall. Fair Haven High since her neral Home, with the Rev. Al- Cremation will be in Rosehill sophomore year. member of the French honor fred E. Willett officiating. In- Crematory, Linden. "Both these girts are truly outstanding and we are de- "They've always had girls society, features editor of the HAVE PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL lighted that they have decided as managers," Susan ex- newspapers, a student council to attend Lafayette," Mr. plained. "There are two of representative, co-captain of PREPARE YOUR TAX RETURN Haines said. "They have had us and we clock and keep re- the cheerleaders, and a mem- TZ excellent records in and out sults and call them in to the ber of the girls' hockey, bas- ketball, baseball, badminton WE MAINTAIN A PERMANENT OFFICE AND A Main Office: of the classroom and should newspapers." Lafayette track 1M Ctoitanl St., Bed Bank, N. 1. 01181 and gymnastics teams. Branch Offices: contribute a great deal to the coach Bill Donahue has ad- COMPLETE TAX FILE FOR OUR CLIENTS 87« Kt. 35. DIUKUeKmn, N. 1. .10 E«lt M«lo £U, Freehold, N. 1. Lafayette community." vised Susan that he'll be glad More than 200 women have JTO Bnadwwi lant Brmcb. N. J. Miss Cohen, a senior at to have Jier assistance with applied to Lafayette thus far. EltabUihtd In 1818 b» John H. Cook Mia Henrj Cl» the Leopards. The college will continue to "Flit EARIY" PnbUihed by The Red Bank Reiiiler Incorporated Uembsr of trie .Aiaoolated Prens — The Associated Prei* If entitled Susan plans to seek a bach- receive applications through OPEN SEVEN DAYS, 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. exclusively to the use for tepubllcatton of all the local news printed In this March 1 and the admissions newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches. Sean O'Casey elor of arts degree in history Second class postage paid at Red Bank, N. J. 07701 and at additional at Lafayette and is consider- committee will act on all ap- Weekday Evenings Until 10 p.m. — Call 671-5333 mailing offices, published daily. Monday through Friday. Program Slated ing a career in teaching. In plications by April 15, accord- 1 month—J2 75 . S mtnttl—JU.0O high school she has been a Ing to Mr. Haines. 1 months—J7.6O 13 months-jST.OO NEW SHREWSBURY - . Subscription JPrlcea in Advance Homa Delivery by Carrier — An "Afternoon With Sean Hncla copr *t counter. 10 csnu: by Carrlsr K> Cmu Per W««k. O'Casey" will be sponsored by the New Shrewsbury Li- brary Association on Sunday FOR ANY OCCASION at 4 p.m. at the Old Mill When those little household chores turn into big boo-boos, (Tinton Falls Gallery), Syca- HONEY BEE FLOWERS more Ave. John McDermott, a New York attorney, resident make things better by RUSSELL T. HODGKISS of New Shrewsbury, will read 464 BROAD ST. selections from "The Shadow- of a Gunman," "The Plough SHREWSBURY and the Stars" and "The Sil- 7414020 ver Tassie." He is consid- ered an expert on the noted Railoblt Sine* 1127 Irish playwright, his life and BY WIRE ANYWHERE times. Background and intermis- sion music for the two-hour program will be provided by Edward McDermott, Hazlet. Tickets may be obtained at the New Shrewsbury library, 680 Tinton Ave., or at the box John Van Kirk & Son office of the Tinton Falls Gal- lery on the afternoon of the MONUMENTS performance. Proceeds will go to the New Shrewsbury Li- 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN brary Association, Inc. for the (off Rt. 35 «t H«adon's Corner) purchase of new books. 741-031* 747-15M BARRE GUILD MONUMINTS , 5 Policemen Finish Course WEST TRENTON - Col. D. B. Kelly, State Police FUNERAL superintendent announced that five Monmouth County Childs HOME officers are among members of the 14th municipal "Police John Allen Childs III Command" course, which graduated today. Owner and Operator Graduating were Sgt. Rob- ert Stiles, Freehold Town- Dignified • Inexpensive • Confidential ship; Capt. Michael Kelley, Keyport; Capt. Carroll Day or Night - 741-3505 Green, Long Branch; Capt. 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK Harvey Morell, Matawan Borough, and Capt. Robert Woodbridge, Neptune Town- ship. The one-week resident course, set up in cooperation Worden Funeral Home with the N.J. State Associa- 40 E. FRONT ST. RID BANK tion of Chiefs of Police, is geared to develop an under- standing of the nature of the command function as a fac- tor in successful man- Day and Night Phone . . agement. , 7474)557 Guilt Is Told In 2 Assaults Clark Foster, Mgr. FREEHOLD — Edward R. Wilson, Keisler Drive, Free- hold, pleaded guilty yester- day before Superior Court Judge Francis X. Crahay to atrocious assault and battery on Louis R. Mustillo, 913 Broad St., Shrewsbury, and John E. Day George Limberes, 40 Mc- Laren St., Red Bank, and pos- session of a dangerous weap- FUNERAL HOME on. The charges stemmed from an incident in Eatontown on Dec. 7,1968. 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank Thomas Smith Jr. prose- cuted the case, and Samuel C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 Epstein represented Wilson. Judge Chahay set March ,6 for sentencing. Welfare Work Day Extended FREEHOLD - Robert C. The Adams Memorial Nome Wells, director of the Mon- mouth County Welfare Board, WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, has announced that the wel- fare offices will be open an Owner- Manager extra hour a day. This new work schedule from 8:30 a.m. 747-022* to '5 p.m. will apply to all three facilities, in Red Bank, Freehold and Asliury Park. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The extended work day at the Welfare Board will en- SINCE 1165 able the board to render more extensive services to the welfare client in general 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK and to such fspocific pro- grams as the food stump, as- sistance and the Work I live (WIN) programs. -TOE DAILY RECISTF.n. HF.D BA.VK • MIDDLETOWN. N. }.: FRIDAY, JANUARY 2\ 1970 Narcotics Sweep Trap Is Sprung With Precision By ED WALSH with 50 rookie state troopers be put into action. The plan "Everyone Into the other But past esperience Indi- called will be the team cap- The time was 3:45 a.m. local police officers, moved purchases and perhaps risk who are undergoing two was to arrest (3 known nar- room," a voice called. Every- cates U»at this is the time we tain. The captain will step out Into the darkness. The of life by the men who gained The temperature stood at weeks training at the acad- cotics sellers and hopefully one responded. are going to find most of 1 two degrees above zero. The forward and pick up the port- time was 5 a.m. the sellers confidence, paid emy 'In Sea Girt chugged its put a huge dent in the heroin The other room normally them home," he said. folio with the Information. Those who remained be- its first dividend The turn- business district of Freehold way up the slight incline in- and cocaine market in Mon- I/)oking at his watch he was quiet. serves as a recreation area Inside you will find a picture, hind sipped coffee. The regu- Key let the first prisoner side the complex fence and mouth County. for the prisoners. Yesterday announced "it is now 4:44 a warrant, a description and through the door. On Manalapan Ave. about lar prisoners were fed. Re- came to a stop. Everybody /lied into the it was used for booking sus- a.m." th(; address of the person you porters compared notes. "I wish we could say this a mile from the county seal's The passengers, all in uni- building. A security guard pocts. A chorus of "no's" greeted will tie arresting. If you run hub and several hundred feet Photographers checked their was the end of our problem," form, each with a rain opened and locked the door Order Is Called his declaration. into trouble call us immedi- equipment. The wait was on. Sgt. Llcltra said. "But un- below the traffic circle where slicker on his arm, a billy leading to the alley after "It's only 4::tO, Marge," a Ills. 9 and 3.1 join, the Mnn- Detective SRL Frank Lici- ately," he said. Effort I'ays Off fortunately it isn't. However, fluli in his hand and an each man passed Ihrough, tra from the State Police nar- voice called out. At 5:50 a.m., 10 months of it does give us some satis- mouth County Jail annex was eight-cell flashlight in his Approximately two do7.cn "Okay. Syncroniwi your "Some of those persons can beginning to come to life. cotics bureau called for or- undercover work comprising faction to know that drug pocket, filed into the mini- prisoners — many of whom der. Sgt. Uriira headed the watches for 4:30," he stated. be considered dangerous," he traffic will be dried up for a Cars were arriving from cautioned. "Be careful and countless man-hours, several mum security wing. are short timers — stared at investigation. "The simultaneous raids thousand dollars worth of little while." all directions carrying slate Deadline Nears the mass assemblage of law "You all know why you are will begin at 5:30," the ser- don't take any unnecessary and local police and county The time was drawing near enforcement officers curious- here," Sgt. Licitra began. "I geant said. chances." detectives. — the time when a plan con- ly. wiiih we could do this at 10 Teams Formed The briefing was over. The A Sleek yellow school bus ceived 10 months ago would Coffee and doughnuts were o'clock in the morning, as I "You will break up into portfolios were distributed. served for 45 minutes and realize some of you had to teams of three and four," he The teams, comprising one then it was time. get up at 1:30 to get here. continued. "The first name or two state troopers and two Pact Is Awarded for 400,000 Maps of Parkway by Authority UP TO WOODBMDGE - The N.J. awarded to Central Paper assistant executive director on plastic breakaway poles Highway Authority yesterday Co., Trenton, at an estimated explained. at the parkway verge, would awarded a contract to Gen- cost of $18,382. Mr. Kohn recommended provide direct voice commu- ON era] Drafting Co,, Convent A Chevrolet carryall will and the commissioners ap- nication with parkway State Station, for 400,000 Garden be purchased from Bitterman proved a cost analysis of the Police stations and garages State Parkway maps to be Chevrolet, Montclair, at the authority's computer system the length of the toll road. AIL printed at a cost of $18,280. 1969 price of $2530. by Computer Usage Co., The instruments would be so The award was made at A wireless moeroplione sys- Montclair at a cost of $15,000 spaced that a motorist in the request of Milton Levy, tem and additional micro- to $16,000. The survey will trouble would never have to Damaged director of public relations, phones and speakers will be serve to update the au- walk more than a quarter who told authority commis- purchased for the Garden thority's somewhat obsolete mile from his vehicle. sioners 13A million parkway State Arts Center without ad- computer equipment, Mr. The telephones would be in- BOOKS maps have been issued to the vertising' from Central Jer- Kohn said. stalled at parkway expense, motoring public since the toll sey Sound Center, Eaton- A network of more than since they are not part of road was opened. town at a total price of 700 emergency telephones the regular telephone net- The new maps will be up- $9889. The equipment was connected to cables buried work. Mr. Kohn could give Red Bank Book Store dated to reflect latest rented from the firm last alongside the northbound no estimate of cost, but said changes in the parkway and year to improve sound dis- and southbound laties of the it would be "substantial." 6 LINDEN PLACE, RED BANK surrounding areas. tribution in the center and is parkway at approximate The next meeting of the The commissioners also ap- being purchased on recom- half mile intervals is under authority will be Thursday, proved a contract to supply mendation of the arts center consideration, Mr. Kohn said. Feb. 19, in the executive of- 747-1412 It's the new Wendy Ward paper stock during 1970 acousticians, Melvin J. Kohn, The telephones, mounted fices-. "CROSSROADS TO CHARM" classes for girls' 8 to 12 Parkway Traffic Sets Record

A really super course for a girl at the Crossroads of "growing up". Our Wendy Climb* Death Rate Is Down Ward experts will help her develop poise WOODBRIDGE - The Gar- hicles traveling an all time 1968. - den State Parkway, operated and confidence ... give her the basics of long distance record of more Stressing that the decrease by the N.J. Highway Au- than 2 billion miles on the in deaths has not diminished good grooming, social grace, even model- thority, carried more traffic parkway, the 1969 death rate . their efforts toward still bet- ing secrets ... and more. Enroll her now! than ever in 1969, but traffic decreased to 1.12 per hun- ter safety records, parkway deaths on the toll road de- dred million miles from the commissioners took occasion creased. 1968 rate of 1.41. The fatality to warn that the slopes of the Flvwrm The authority announced rate was again lowest among parkway are as illegal and colonial' chart- Dlreeter teller. 40-watt ypsterday that parkway deaths the nation's toll roads. dangerous for use by pedes- candelabra bast dropped from 28 in 1968 to 24 Last year's 24 fatalities in- trians as are the roadways. dear flom» Mrs. Mary Ellen Watson lampi. Polished last year, while estimated cluded three pedestrian Parents are urged to caution brass or 542-21 SO their children against playing antique brass volume of vehicles using the deaths, though pedestrians U" spread. 6 Week Course $15 toll road increased nearly 5 are prohibited on the park- on the verges of the hjph million to a record high of al- way. A like number of ille- speed road, whether on sleds Phone 542-2150 most 146 million. With ve- gal pedestrians were .killed in , or otherwise. Bay shore Sea Outfall Design Okayed by State Health Unit MIDDLETOWN — The Work on the hydraulic de- mouth County municipali- state Department of Health sign of Phase I, including ' ties to a dispersal pipe 5,000 has approved preliminary de- Middletown east through At- feet out in the ocean, is sign for Phase I of the Mon- lantic Highlands and High- scheduled for completion in mouth County Bayshore Out- lands to the ocean, is con- 1972. MONMOUTH SHOPPIKG CENTER fall Authority's ocean outfall tinuing, according to Otto The Monmouth County Na- A smaller version line, and has advised the au- Milgram, consulting engi- tional Bank was named de- Cloisk colonial rive EATONTOWN CIRCLE arm solid broit chondeller. thority to continue with its neer from Elson T. Kiilam pository for funds. The au- Polished brass or antique Open 9:30 a.m. I'll 9:30 p.m. final design for; the first sec- Associates, Millburn. Mr. thority's bank account is brasi. tion. Milgram added that addi- composed entirely of a $75,- tional staff members are con- 000 loan from the Monmouth tacting public utilities in the County Board of Chosen , first phase area, and are Freeholders. Two-thirds of cataloging records of neces- this amount, which will cover sary property realignments. the costs of surveys, engi- Target date for completion neering and property acquisi- of the first phase is mid-1971. tion in the first phase of the The timeless styling of these brass The entire $10.2 million proj- project, will be invested in classics appeals forever. Their simple ect, designed to carry waste short term government se- water from 12 northern Mon- curities. grace makes them elegant enough for the formality of 18th century Queen Anne, or sedate enough for the hand- Our Price $47.95 Impaired Children's crafted styling of early Colonial. ROOTS "Open Thurs. & Fri. Evenings 'HI 9 Study Workshop Set Saturday 'til 5 79 E. 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The Harbor School Is a private, non-profit, non-sec- Tag* FROM OUR READERS I Established in 1878 - Published by Tae Red Bank Register, Incorporated Basilio a Gentleman M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher 39 South St. Arthur Z. Kontin, Editor Red Bank, N. J. Thomas J. Ely, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor T° I'm so pleased that Carmen Basilio was elected to the —6 Friday, January 23, 1970 Boxing Hall of Fame. I met him at Old Forge, N.Y., where he helped me dig a grave for Little Miss Muffett (Muffle), 4 my friend's chihuahua. Poor Muffie, a New York apart- ment dog aged 13, couldn't survive a car trip and two of the Adirondacks cool nights. In this bolt! sad and comical way we met a very nice man indeed - a perfect gentleman with a lovely wife and kids; much handsomer than in the The Blue Cross Increase recent newspaper picture; and with fine and gentle man- ners. Come May 1, some two million The Blue Cross board, now top- Just so long as our best people can in good conscience New Jerseyans are going to start pay- heavy with representatives of the hos- indulge in inflicting pain and death on other humans and ing almost 22 per cent more than they pital and medical profession interests, , animals just for the fun and sport of it, I suppose that Is are now — and 56 per cent more than must have more public representation. how long we will continue to have wars. As for Muffie, a violently antisocial dog to all comers they were two months ago — for Blue Control of such a quasi-public agen- except her mistress, whom we could never get near for the Cross coverage. cy should not be in the hands of a spe- enraged barking — Muffie was so thrilled to be leaving her home in a car that she thanked me by licking my arm. That 56 per cent cumulative hike cial interest group at the receiving end of its $200 million-a-year dis- A true miracle. is not as much as the 70 per cent Blue Sincerely yours, Cross asked. It isn't even as much bursements. The structure and ad- Louise Vester as the 60 per cent increase in per diem ministration of the plan should be un- hospital costs since the last previous der critical examination of people who rate hike. But for every subscriber have no professional affiliation with For Income Tax it's another damaging blow in an area it. 11 Forman St. Fair Haven, N. J. where we're being punched so often Back in 1967 a study commission THE REPORTER recommended that the state set up a To the Editor: ' now that it's highly sensitive — the A sure laugh-getter is to tell people they should want pocketbook. Many must feel that just hospital costs supervisory agency. to pay more taxes: "Hell yes! We won't pay less!yYet what one more tap will bring the knockout. Adoption of the plan then might have Glossary for Idle Golfers was a big surprise to Gov.-elect William T. Cahill and no softened the latest punch. Its wisdom By JIM BISHOP the bottom of a footprint. Also known as news to the rest of us, is that New Jersey desperately needs Behind this latest assault, of should now be obvious. At this time of year, millions of golf part of the 25,000-mile sphere which the to get more money into the public sector. A graduated state income tax is fair, allowing those with course, are those zooming costs of Under the present system, Blue gather dust in the garage or attic. golfer must hit in order to lift the 1.68 inch hospital service. The inflation trend In-order to keep the interest of the in- sphere out in one stroke. less income to carry a proportional burden. The Cahill pro- Cross pays the hospitals on a sort of posal of expanded and increased sales tax is repugnant. For that affects almost everything is part- curable duffer alive, I present herewith HANDICAP: Playing the game on cost-plus basis. So there is no induce- a list of golf terms and definitions which crutches. A figure which, when added to us, in Monmouth County, it means that we can, on the one ly responsible. Improved and expand- ment to trim costs through greater ef- can be pasted on the 72, is supposed to be an approximation of hand, support fine restaurants, antiques and boutiques, ed medical services may well be an- ficiency, less costly substitutes for in- bag, or upside down on the duffer's average score. The moment liquor stores in scores, art galleries, private clubs, etc., while on the other hand we support our public facilities by other factor. But after due considera- patient treatment and the like. By your favorite sports of untruth. tion of all such things, it becomes ob- shirt: FREE LIFT: First down. robbing the poor. analyzing hospital budgets, standard- Very truly yours, vious that something can and must bs STYMIE: An object BACKSWING: An awkward motion im- izing accounting methods and general- which blocks your ball mediately preceding the hitting of the top Teresa E. Kneuer done to slow the spiral. ly red-dogging expenses, a supervi- from moving directly to- 10 per cent of the golf ball. T. Girard Wharton, the public de- sory agency may spare us future dras- ward the hole. When this LOW NET; The final score after suit- tic blows. occurs on a green, mark able deductions, as in income tax. Appreciation of Police fender on whose recommendations the ball by flipping a STROKE: What the golfer does to the rate hike was based, made one We're reeling now, and we need all penny to the left or right move the ball. It is also what he sustains Bed Bank, N. J. salient point. the defensive armor we can get. BISHOP °* '**e stvm'e and say when he sees where the ball is going. To the Editor: something disarming to WATER HAZARD :Rain on Saturday or Criticism versus praise and appreciation never seem the other players. Also, Stymie as in Irv- Sunday. Bodies of water where men to be equalized in favor of the latter. I personally feel The Pollution Battle ing Stymie, who owns the course. in scuba suits retrieve golf balls, and more appreciation should be given to the Red Bank Police NASSAU: A ridiculous and complicated sell them back to their rightful owners at Department and to the First Aid Squad for their immediate t half price. In addition, it is a thing to be assistance when it is neeeded. With his offensive against moral betting system for golfers. Also, capital of heartening and should serve as fair the Bahama Islands. A Nassau is often fol- avoided when the bartender is pouring People, in general, are very grateful at the moment of pollution in our state now well under warning to industry that pollution is lowed by a press, as in suit of clothes. your drink. crisis, but are very apt to forget after the crisis has passed. way, U. S. Attorney Frederick B. La- something that's no longer going to be A press is guaranteed to double your trou- FAIRWAY: A green bowling alley. Very truly yours, * • * * Mrs. Lillian Clark cey opened up last week with an at- tolerated. ble. tack on the physical kind. His formal President Nixon has sounded the BALL: An ingredient of the game. SLICE: What every golfer has unless They are small, round and dimpled and he hooks. An unlikely course of flight in ; charges against 13 companies accused now-or-never warning in the fight to remain this way for two holes of play. which a well hit ball will climb straight Recreation News { of polluting the tributary waters of preserve an inhabitable environment. They become smaller as the player ap- and true from the tee and, 150 yards- out, ' New York harbor is a welcome indi- Action here and in New York — proaches them with a club. When hit, they will defy all the laws of gravity by mak- Shrewsbury, N. J. > cation that the federal government is where seven similar charges were tend to disappear, causing golfers to flail ing a violent right turn and come to rest To the Editor: high grass for 20 minutes of lamentation. in a rain forest. On behalf of the Shrewsbury Recreation Committee, going to put bite into its bark about filed a few days earlier — gives rea- Also defined as fun following a successful CLUBS: Concealed weapons. A metal I wish to thank you and your staff for the cooperation given the fouling of our resources. son to believe that the President's flirtation with a lady golfer. shaft with a cancerous growth on the us in the publication of news covering our various ac- With the evidence of deterioration concern is going to be translated into GIMME: A mutual agreement among bottom. An object which the golfer must tivities. . , .. . of our environment continuing and meaningful action. golfers to avoid the terror of putting. In embrace in a double handshake no matter We fully recognize the importance of a good communi- some cases, any lie .within eight feet of ty newspaper and one that Is dedicated to community-spirit even increasing in many areas, this how many times it betrays him. When not It is to be hoped state and munici- the cup. used in the plural, it is also a place where such as the Daily Register. problem has become critical. The pal governments will follow the feder- EAGLE: Two strokes under par, as a sweaty golfers walk around in the buff; Sincerely, ' time for "naughty-naughty" admoni- al lead and enforce every pollution hole in one on a par three. Also, a large an enclosed area for lying out loud. John Merris, Chairman angry-looking bird. Shrewsbury Recreation tions, warnings and mere threats of law with every means at their dis- IRONS: Things which should be locked Commission action is past. This overt action is posal. * * * around the golfer's ankles at birth. Also, HOLE: A four, and a quarter-inch ex- shiny sticks for hitting an inoffensive ball cavation placed in an inaccessible part of varying distances and altitudes. Also an TODAY IN HISTORY INSIDE WASHINGTON the green. Object of the game is to drop ore in which the S is silent. the golf ball in it in the least number of GOLF: A game in which the partici- swings, armed with 14 weapons invented pant is not permitted to see what he is By The Associated Press by a maniac. After three putts, the ball doing. Pool hustling in the open air. A Today is Friday, Jan. 23, the 23rd day of 1970. There More on Nuclear Sub Data should die on the last blade of grass near- masochistic contest devised for retired est hole. are 342 days left in the year. By ROBERT S. ALLEN got a legal opinion that certain submarine gangsters and temporarily unfrocked Today's highlight in history: TRAP: Areas of granulated sand stra- priests. Also a body of water larger than On this date in 1799, French troops captured the Italian and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH information could be transferred under a a bay and smaller than an ocean. The National Security Council has been provision of law designed to spread the tegically placed so that a well hit ball city of Naples. wrestling anew with an old problem: peaceful uses of atomic energy. Certain will stop in one. Also defined as the thing DUFFER: The incurable disease On this date: what to do about requests for nuclear sub- data with respect to the original Nautilus a golfer opens when he finds his ball in which afflicts thou and me ... In 1845, the U.S. Congress ruled that all national elec- marine technology from old and trusted was finally sent to Britain although there tions would take place on the first Tuesday after the first friends in Europe? was congressional opposition. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Monday in November. So far, only Britain In 1958 the Administration proposed an In 1920, the Dutch refused to surrender ex-Kalser Wil- has had full U.S. assis- easing of the basic law on exchange of helm of Germany to the Allies for punishment as a war tance in a nuclear sub- weapons data and certain weapons hard- Hot Profit in Low-Cost Housing criminal. marine program. Other ware. Leaders in tlie House and Senate In 1943, in World War II, British troops entered the NATO nations have been, sought to assure that the information By SYLVIA PORTER per cent and also liberal recapture treat- North African city of Tripoli. In 1944, allied forces were carving out the Anzio beach- and are, interested in would go only to Britain, which had a There are unparalleled opportunities ment if you buy existing property and use strengthening their, na- substantial nuclear energy program. it for Section 263 purposes.) And if you re- head in Italy. for profit awaiting you, the investor in In 1948, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower noted he had vies with nuclear subma- France was seeking submarine technol- low-cost housing in the 1970s—as a result habilitate existing property for 236 use, you rines, but the United can write off the full rehabilitation costs— promised to serve as president of Columbia University and ogy at that time, but congressional senti- of the meshing of the giant new housing said he would not seek the U.S. presidency. States has dragged its ment, as crystallized in the influential Sen- and tax laws. up to a maximum of $15,000 per dwelling ieet. unit-over live years. In 1964, the 24th Amendment to the Constitution was ate-House Committee on Atomic Energy, . In fact," "some of the ratified, eliminating the poll tax in federal elections. Now, Defense Sec- was against any broad transfer program. hottest real estate "Watch the profits pile up," says ALLEN retary Melvin B. Laird Ten years ago: Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. In the end, Britain got a reactor f8* a breaks" in history are Warach. Johnson voiced concern over U.S. missile strength, as com- says "some" European allfes would like submarine of the Skipjack type and later opening up and "the tax Say you own a run-down 15-unit apart- to get U.S. submarine technology in or- pared with the Soviet Union. received more sophisticated data. France law has re-established ment house and you decide to rehabilitate Five years ago: President Lyndon B. Johnson was hos- der to build nuclear attack submarines. got nuclear fuel for a land-based reactor real estate as a top pay- it as a Section 236 project at a cost of Those are the subs which are designed pitalized after developing a severe sore throat and cough. prototype. off investment," says Eli $10,000 a unit. You borrow (.150,000 on a One year ago: Tornadoes that whirled through three to fight other subs. 40-year mortgage at $A per cent—the new In December 1962, at the end of the Warach, a Prentice-Hall counties of central Mississippi killed 29 persons. Laird has advised executive and nationally high FHA interest rate-which FHA in- Today's birthdays: Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxem- Nassau conference, President Kennedy ap- sures. congressional committees peared to offer, in ambiguous language, recognized authority on bourg is 74. French actress Jeanne Moreau is 42. that "certain inquiries" housing. Your initial cost outlay: Zero! Thought for today: Always do right. This will gratify are being reviewed by Polaris submarines to Britain and to • *' • France. Once again, the prospect of such PORTER Washington is eager some people and astonish the rest — Mark Twain, Ameri- the National Security a sharing with France raised hackles in to see you take advan- THE FIRST YEAR, the government can writer, 1835-1910. Council. It is, as always, the joint congressional committee. There tage of these breaks in order to stimu- pays the lender $9,390 on your mortgage a touchy question. was no show-down, however, because Gen- late the flow of private money into the (at the 814 per cent rate) and it continues Led by Adm. Hyman .construction and rehabilitation of low-cost to pay year after year. You pay only the G. Rickover, who has de- eral de Gaulle tartly rejected the offer. * * • housing-jrbut it doesn't know how to pub- amortization costs of a mortgage at 1 per veloped much of this licize the incentives. At the same time, cent interest. country's nuclear subma- AGAIN, THE GERMANS - There large numbers of you are surely just as The first year, you deduct $30,000 (one- GOLDSMITH rine know-how, the Pen- are good reasons why NATO nations may eager to know about the breaks—but you fifth of $150,000) in depreciation. This is tagon has long had a cou- grow even more anxious to obtain the need help in digging them out. much more than you're out of pocket. ple of serious reservations against broad submarine technology from the United During the next four years—white your sharing of the technology with NATO na- States. In the first place the Polaris con- Here, therefore, 'is the story as spelled out-of-pocket costs remain minor—you de- tions: cept, mobile defenses hidden underwater out for me by Warach and summarized duct ?30,000 a year. —Rickover and his aides assume that on nuclear submarines, now appears to be In an analytical booklet now being circu- lated privately among Prentice-Hall sub- You use these big deductions to off- it would bo all but impossible to give the the wave of the future in strategic war- set your other highly taxed income. submarine leciinology to .some of our Eu- fare. scribers. "By using both the new housing and ropean allies while refusing it to others. There are other, more specific reasons, + • * tax laws, people investing in real estate That, in their eyes, would mean that the however. For example, the Dutch have a THE NEWLY liberalized Section 236 can come out significant winners," em- carefully guarded classified know- NATO nation which has long sought nu- of the National Housing Law is specifically phasizes Warach, and "this isn't all." how would go to some nations whose se- clear know-how. Holland is, of course, a designed to pull private enterprise (as op- Buried in the new tax law is a provision curity systems are far from spy-proof. major shipbuilding nation, and it lias posed to the federal government) into low- which permits you to defer paying any —Moreover, Rickover and his closely- anti-submarine responsibilities to NATO cost housing. Thus, these sweeteners are tax on profit you make from selling low-' knit group of technicians, feel that some which could be served by nuclear attack in it: cost rental housing to tenants if you rein- NATO nations lack the basic nuclear know- submarines, —ITIA will insure the mortgages. vest the proceeds in similar low-cost hous- how to mount a submarine program even There is also a new version of the old —You, the investor, will make monthly ing. with U.S.'assistance. They have expressed European concern that the Germans may mortgage payments on the basis that the Again, to quote Warach: it's "the op- concern .that their own efforts would be bo stealing a march on their neighbors. interest on your mortgage is a mere 1 per portunity of a lifetime to pyramid a small channeled into development programs With help from Euratom, the West Ger- cent! abroad, while U.S...technology suffered vis- Investment Into a real estate fortune." mans have built a nuclear surface ship. —The government will pay the mort- Even as the government boasts about a-vis the rapidly advancing Russians. .Some European experts Ibink its power gage lender the difference between the 1 * * * closing yesterday's tax loopholes, It Is cre- plant is, In substance, a prototype plant per cent you pay and the mortgage's ac- ating tomorrow's (tax "shelter" always LECiAL BARRIER -The basic atom- for nuclear submarines. tual cost. start out as tax "incentives" for desirable ic energy act, approved after World War There Is a clear basis for that concern —The new tax law will then move in purposes, such as low-cost housing.) II, has always restricted the proliferation about the German nuclear surface vessel. to permit you to got extraordinarily at- But DIG need for low-cost housing is of data on nuclear weapons and subma- .Some European experts have long be- tractive depreciation treatment (for in- undeniable; the desirability of private fi- rines. As early as 195(1, however, pressure lieved that Russia launched its presently stance, double-declining balance if you nancing of It Is also undeniable. The "Don't you get enoufih nudes In movies, on began to build /or sharing submarine tech- sophisticated nucelar submarine program build new housing units under Section 238 profit-loaded housing and tax laws could stages and In advertising.,, dammit?" nology with Britain. wiUi the power plant (or the icebreaker and special liberal treatment on recap- be Df explosive economic-social importance In 1957 the Eisenhower Administration Northwlnd. ture of depreciation; depreciation at 125 in the 1970s. DAILY nrcisTF.ii, nr.D BANK • MIDOLETOWN. N. J • FRIDAY, JANUARY I\ IITO Matawan Teachers Bar 'Dignity Insult,' Vote a Strike JIATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Monday by the state Public that the board Is continuing consequences." with teachers in September, won't have room to do It," she Deciding thai their "diynity 1 now recognizes the board is for, and received, the group'1 Employes Relations Commis- Us offer of S per cent increas- Those consequences of an while teachers have with- told the group. not receptive to a settlement unanimous approval to re- had be*n insulted" and that sion, has until Feb. 2 to study they will no longer "sell them- es for .the next three years,. injunction to stop any strike, drawn 80 per cent of their "It's ludicrous to say that and I doubt that the board main in office with other as- selves cheap," Matawan Re- both sides of the dispute and cited starting salaries of f7,- or jjiil sentences and fines demands. the $300 Is not a raise," Mr. would accept any decision he sociation leaders, until the gional, teachers last night suggest an agreement. 300 in Union Beach arid for Miss Panos and other of- Minute plftercncc , Coppola said in reaction to reaches." contract Is settled. Terms of overwhelmingly voicd n> The vote came after 250 Keansburg and even higher ficials o( the MilTA will be She declared the 5 per cent the statement. "No matter Closing the association office normally expirs In Jan- strike. teachers heard an Impas- pay in North Jersey commu- taken, the president .said. salary offer made by the what the percentage it's all meeting, Miss Panos asked uary. sioned speech by MRTA presi- nities. The decision to strike was board will give teachers only still a raise and 1 won't com- The walkout will be called dent Miss Marie Panos, who "No one on the executive not accepted warmly by one a $35 hike annually. Miss ment further," he stated. on authority of the Matawan told the group, "You deserve committee of the association board member. Eugene Cop- I'anos explained that 5 per Steps Reviewed Regional Teachers Associa- a decent wage. The board wants a strike — we want an pola, head of the negotiating cent of the starting wage, $f>,- 'URNITURE CO. tion's negotiating committee hasn't moved an inch since Reviewing the .steps the ne- agreement," she explained. committee for the board 700 is $335 - $300 of which is gotiating has been through if it feels the present fact- September and now you hesi- "We thought that demonstra- called it a "dereliction of r«- a normal annual increment. SWESTKKeypor! t 264-0181 finding Is not going well. tate. You're selling yourself since the Nov. 20 impasse was tions at the December hoard ii Besides only the slight pay declared, Miss Panos told the The faiiflnder, John \i cheap." meeting would prove we are "I don't think we'll have a increase, Miss Panos main- Feature*... Glab of Elmira, N.Y., chosen teachers "the mediator (Jonas Miss Panos, who declared determined, but they (the strike. I think we can settle tained the budget shows cuts Aarens of New York) was board) scoffed at us,," Miss this In factfinding. But I will for teachers aides. And she very good, but even he left "SIMMONS" I'anos shouted. stale that this grandstanding said, the board is asking the disgusted and called the The motion to strike was action will not pressure any- teachers to arrive at school hoard unrealistic and not in EST. I860 called premature by at least one on the board nor change 45 minutes early to unload the mainstream of the world." things one iota," Mr. Coppola one teacher, who asked, buses and to work 10 more Miss Panos explained that added. Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 "Why not hold off until the days a year. the association presented its factfinding fails and then Maintaining that last night's "They not only cut your .side to the factfinder in ses- vote? It would look like bad vote was "premature" wages and extend your work sions Wednesday night and all faith now. Let's give that ex- the hoard member declared, days, but are determined to day yesterday, but views the tra inch." "I am kind of hopeful and take away the benefits and outcome with pessimism. Frank Schaeffer, one of the optimistic that factfinding will procedures you gained in the succeed." Mr. Coppola said the board teachers, told the group that last five years," the MRTA will give its side to Mr. Glab while it wasn't a nice thing to Miss Panos, supported by president declared. next Wednesday. Tbe board is talk of a strike, "our dignity John Molloy, field representa- "The board will not put meeting tonight to discuss the TRUTH IN ADVERTISING has been insulted. We won't tive of the New Jersey Edu- your hours in the contract nor problem. take the brunt of it, because W» do not, m tarn* eomp*rlrori a

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Lots of them look for the famous Victor Galassi, investigations officer, presenting the certificates to Detective Sgt. right kind of hangar, but you'll Reddy Kilowatt electric cooking symbol. Arthur T. Fontanella and Defective Joseph T. Wert. fuvai to find a itud (wooden post inside the wall) to drive Because they know that much of the the hanger into, so *t won't pull good food around town is prepared by out of the plaiter. / flameless electric cooking. And with 16 Indicted on Drug Charges And the right.place to come for all your building and home the speed of electric cooking, the drivers FREEHOLD — Sixteen peo- Richardson, 19, Main St., Mat- C, West Keansburg, was repair items >* LITTLE SILVER know they'll be back on the. road ple were indicted by the Mon- awan and Christina Cere, 18, charged with assault and bat- LUMBER & SUPPLY CO., 15 mouth County Grand Jury Poplar Ave., Hazlet were tery on a police officer, Sycamore Avenue (at R.R. sta- without delay. So if you see a diner tion) Little Silver, 741-7800. yesterday on a variety of drug charged with possession Of Keansburg Patrolman Fred We are very well stocked with surrounded by trucks, chances are charges. marijuana Aug. 16 In Union Ackerley, Sept. 6 and with re- everything you need fo build, sisting arrest. remodel or repair /our home The indictments were hand- Beach. there's a Reddy Kilowatt symbol on the Imogene Wright, 21, E. Sun- and we welcome charge ac- ed up to Superior Court Judge Anthony H, Condone, 20, counti. door. If you're lucky enough to find a Elvin R. Simmill, the assign- WiBow Ave., Long Branch set Ave., Red Bank, was diner that's not crowded—and the ment judge, who ordered was charged with possession charged with atrocious as- HELPFUL HINT: Make sure them filed. of heroin July 14 in Middle- sault and battery April 5 to screw eyet on the back of the symbol's on the door—walk right in. Ellen P. Fitzsimmons, East picture frame are not more than William Thompson, 19, Mar> town. a third of the way down from You've found the food and prompt vin Road, George Bakos, 18, River Road, Rurason, in Nep- James Green, 30, Madison tune Township. the top of the frame. service you were looking for. McCormick Place, and Ken- Ave., Asbury Park, was neth Meinken Jr., 18, Libby charged with possession of Enjoy the pleasures of eating out. Place, all Middletown were heroin Oct. 31 in Matawan Enjoy them often. charged with possession of Township. marijuana March 1 in Mid- dletown. David R. Martin, 22, Jersey Central Power Si Light/Now Jersey Power 81 Light Bridgewater, Conn.; Peter •Svtoltliiriis of General Public Utilities CorponUon Jerome A. Brien, 20. Sixth Poilous, 19, Carmel, N.Y., Families Enjoy St., Union Beach; Michael and Mark Conover, 18, Grand Ave., Long Branch, were charged with possession of KITCHEN MASTER'S Gas Kitchens marijuana Aug. 29 in Long Branch. moisturize for comfort with West Bend's Robert G. Alfano, 19, Sta- tion Road, Morganville, Marl- 'SOLID STATE'automatic HUMIDIFIER boro; Kathline Sharpe, 22, Put an end to uncomfortable dryness in your horns Koenig Lane, and Peter Mc- Dermort, 19, Broad St., both with West Bend's "home bcautifior" humidifier. SATURDAY & SUNDAY Freehold, were charged with Moisturizes average 4-bodroom home (over 2500 sq. possession of hashish Sept. 16 ft.) automatically 1 Space age solid-stato control Jan. 24th & 25th ONLY in Freehold Townshio. means no moving parts to wear out; variable fan Edwin J. Misek, 28, and speed for peak efficiency. Handsome cabinetry, with Victor R. Lamartina, 10, Both Ft. 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Melina, 275 West wood Ave., Miss Kathy Horter, Mrs. Don- became the bride of Michael ald McClain, Miss Donna As- The bridegroom was grad- John O'Donnell, Jan. 17 here tornio and Miss Gail Aslorino. uated from Nutlcy High in the Simpson Methodist Laurie Einbley was flower School and is employed by Church. The Rev. William girl. William Melina, brother Howard and Father John of the bride, was ring bear- Dean Floor Covering, Eaton- Golding officiated. er. town, N.J. The bridegroom is the son Fred Willms wa's best They will reside in Asbury of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph man. Ushers were Thomas Park. O'Donnell, 8 Whitman Blvd., Cavanough, Anthony Critelli, Mrs. Michael O'Donnell Mrs. Robert Applegate Mrs. James Butler Jr. Englishtown, N.J. Vincent Hughes, Donald Mc- (The former Linda Melina) "(The former (The former Linda Perrine) A reception was held at The Clain and Edward Vanga. Elizabeth O'Neil) Cobblestones, Middletown. The bride was graduated Drum*Moore Mrs. Richard Huneke was from Long Branch High UNION BEACH — Miss Butler'Perrine Sharon Anne Moore and Ray- mond Robert Drum, 2 Maple- FREEHOLD - Miss Linda Mrs. Butler was graduated the Kailua High School and Mills'McTigue wood Ave., Keansburg, ex- Mrs. Raymond Drum Mrs. David Hunt Perrine was married to Army from Freehold Regional High the University of Hawaii, sister of the bridegroom. NEW MONMOUTH - Miss changed marriage vows Jan. (The former Sharon Moore) (The former Cathy Johanson) Capt. James Franklin Butler School and attended Rutgers Honolulu, attended Officer's Karen Nancy McTigue was Robert McLaughlin was Jr., son erf Mr. and Mrs. University. She was employed Candidate School, Ft. Gor- married Jan, 10 at a Nuptial best man. Ushers were Brian 10 here in the Holy Family Butler of Kailua Hawaii, Jan. by the Excel Wood Products, don, Ga. He is stationed in Mass here in St. Mary's McTigue, brother of the Catholic Church. 10 here in the Reformed Lakewood. Hielbronn, West Germany, Hunt'Johanson Catholic Church to Army Pfc. bride, Gary LeClare and Parents of the couple are Church. The bride is the Capt. Butler, a graduate of where the couple •will reside. Robert James Mills Jr. A Timothy Zahorsky. HOLMDEL — Miss Cathy The bride, a graduate of daughter of Willard I. Per- reception was held in Buck The bride was graduated Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Ann Johanson and Daniel C. Red Bank High School, is em- rine of StniUi'burg Road Smith's Restaurant, East from Middletown Township Moore, 419 Dock St., and Mr. Hunt were married Jan. 17 ployed by Selective Service and the late Mrs. Cathleen M. Applegate-O'Neil Keansburg. High School and is employed and Mrs. Raymond F. Drum, here in St. Benedict's Catho- Perrine, lic Church. System, Perth Amboy. MIDDLETOWN — Miss Mr. Sandoneno escorted his The parents of the couple at the Monmouth County Hudson, N. Y. A reception was held in the Elizabeth Dawn O'Neil and step-daughter. are Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Home-Making Service, Long Parents of the couple are The bridegroom was grad- Mrs. Paul Seger was ma- uated from Hamilton High Officer's Club, Gibbs Hall, Ft, Robert Jeffrey Applegate, son Miss Irene Serenson was Tigue, 13 Aberdeen Ter., and Branch. • Mr. and Mrs. William H. Monmouth of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ap- maid of honor. The brides- Mr. and Mrs. Robert James The bridegroom was gradu- tron of honor for her sister. Johanson, 5 Chestnut Ridge West, Trenton, and received Mrs. Robert Evans, sister plegate, Egg Harbor City, maids were the Misses Kar- Mills, Bridgeport, Conn. ated from Central High Bridesmaids were the Road, Holmdel, and Mr. and a bachelor of science degree of the bride, was.matron of formerly of Iselin, were mar- en Sandoneno, sister of the Mrs. Donald Gladden was School, Bridgeport, Conn. He Misses Kathleen Ovens; Bet- Mrs. Charles E. Hunt, Al- in mechanical engineering at ried Jan. 10 here in the West- matron of honor for her sis- is a Vietnam veteran and lentown-Yardville Road, Al- honor. Also attendants were bride and Linda Bryk. Les- ty Anne Crane, cousin of the Rutgers University, New Mrs. Robert Crowe and Mrs. minster Presbyterian ley Farro, cousin of the bride, ter. The bridesmaids were has one more year of his len town. Brunswick. He is employed three-year enlistment to bride; Donna Carney, cousin Elizabeth Foster. Church. was flower girl. the Misses Patricia Pyzik, Miss Susan Reil was maid serve. He will be stationed by DeLaval Turbine Co., The bridegroom's father, The bride is the daughter cousin of the bride; Jean- of the bride, and Miss Valerie of honor. The bridesmaids John Nieradka was best at Ft. Sill, Okla., where the Trenton. They will reside in was best man. Robert H. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph San- nine McTigue, sister of the Drum, sister of the bride- were the Misses Sarah Por- man. Ushers were Willard bride, and Deborah Mills, couple will reside. New Brunswick. Evans, the bride's brother- doneno, 1 Eastwood PL, Port Applegate, brother of the . groom. ter, and Sarah and Kathleen in-law, ushered. Monmouth. Hunt, sisters of the bride- bridegroom and John Baran. Paul Seger, brother-in-law ART DEMONSTRATION Michael Applegate, brother of Scalzct'Bassi groom. ' the bridegroom, was' junior of the bride, was best man. Douglas Hunt was the best HOLMDEL - The Holmdel usher. UNION BEACH - Miss ter-in-law of the bride, was Ushers were Jack Miesten, Linda Catherine Bassi was matron of honor. man for his brother. Ushers Village Woman's Club will A reception was held in married Jan. 10, to Army The bride's brother-in-law, Bruce Carney and Robert were Robert Hunt, brother of hold a meeting Tuesday at the bridegroom, and Jeffrey Buck Smith's Restaurant, Spec. 5.C. Joseph Paul Scal- Eugene T. Bassi was best Crane, cousins of the bride 8:15 p.m. in Fellowship Hall, East Keansburg. and Timothy Johanson, broth- za. Alfred T. Hennessey Jr., man. and Michael Campbell. East Main St., Mrs. Thomas The bride, was graduated mayor of Union Beach, offici- Mrs. Scalza was graduated ers of the bride. A reception was held in from Middletown Township ated at the ceremony in his from Middletown Township A reception was held in the Osborn will give an arts and High School and was em- office. ' High School and is employed Buck Smith's Restaurant, Jernee Mill Inn Sayreville. crafts demonstration, ployed by Altex Pipe and Sup- by the N. J. Bell Telephone East Keansburg. ° ply Co., Red Bank. The bride's parents are Mr. Co., Red Bank. and Mrs. Anthony Bassi, of 1 The bride, a graduate of Her husband is a graduate The bridegroom, a graduate Robin Road, West Keansburg of the Rahway High School. Keyport High School, is em- of John F. Kennedy High and the bridegroom's parents ONE DAY-TUESDAY After serving one year in ployed by Bell Telephone School, Iselin, served two are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scal- Vietnam, he was graduated years in the Army. He is as- za of 578 W. Scott Ave., Rah- Laboratories, Holmdel. • from the Radar Repair sociated with his father in the way. The bridegroom was grad- operation of a restaurant and School, Ft. Monmouth, and is PERMANENT uated from Ockawamick Cen- cocktail lounge, the Bungalow A dinner was held for the stationed in Coventry, R.I. Inn, Egg Harbor City. The family at Giffords Inn, Rum- with the 24th Artillery Group. tral High School, Philmont, couple will reside in Brigan- son. The couple will reside in N. Y., and Mohawk Valley tine. Mrs. Eugene T. Bassi, sis- Rhode Island. Community College, Uti- WAVE ca, N. Y., where he received an associate degree in techni- Olstad'Luedke KoehLRaftery cal engineering. He . is a SPECIAL RUMSON - Miss Mary graduate of the University of member, of Phi Beta Kappa BUFFALO, N. Y. - Miss and is a candidate for a de- Jane Aldriclr;. Luedke was Louise Raftery, daughter of California at Berkeley. He Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J.- .served for three years as a gree in electrical engineering married here Dec. 27 in the ( at Monmouth College. He al- Parkside Lutheran Church to Raftery, Huntsville, Ala., for- (Japanese Interpreter with Air Force Second Lt. Jon merly of Rumson, was mar- Army Intelligence and works so is employed at Bell Tele- 95 Charles Olstad. ried here Saturday to Dexter as project manager-market phone Laboratories, Holmdel. PROCEEDS SHARED — A check for $600.25 is pre- Clark Koehl. Mr. Raftery is development with American They will reside at Pine NORMAL The bride's parents, former- Lake. ONLY sented to Sister Agnes Maureen, principal of Star of , regional manager of Hughes Airlines. 9 ly residents of Middletown, Aircraft Co., in Huntsville. the Sea School, Long Branch, by Mrs. Richard A. John- N. J. are Mr. and Mrs. Ed- The Rev. Frank Stroud per- son of Ft. Monmouth's Rosary Altar Society. The gift ward Aldrich Luedke, Or- formed the ceremony and Hall'Russell chard Park, N. Y. The bride- represents half the proceeds from the society's charity celebrated the Nuptial Mass RED BANK - Miss Mau- groom's parents are Mr. and uated from St. Peter's Pre- COMPLETE WITH in the Holy Cross Catholic reen Anne Russell and John bazaar, second half of which money will go to the Mrs. J. Walter. Olstad, Ken- paratory School, and St. Pe- Church. He was assisted by Saxon Hall Jr., were mar- Catholic Sisters Orphanage in Bao Loc, Vietnam. more, N. Y. ter's College, Jersey City, SHAMPOO & CUT Msgr. Joseph A. Sullivan. ried Dec. 27 here in St. James with a bachelor of science de- TUESDAY ONLY The bride wore a lace heir- The bridegroom's parents Catholic Church at a Nuptial gree in economics. He is a loom mantilla, belonging to are Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Mass. member of the Marine Corps her paternal aunt. Mrs. Bruce Koehl, Ardsley, N.Y. Parents of the couple are Reserves in Middlesex and is BEAUTY Berckmans, formerly of Mid- Mrs. Daniel E. Moser was Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Rus- employed as an management MICHAEL'S SALON dletown Township. The matron of honor. Bridesmaids sell, 41 Monterey Drive, Haz- consultant by National Credit 21 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK bride's great - aunt, Mrs. were the Misses Kathryn Sei- let and Mr., and Mrs. Hall, Office, New York City. They Marion Hazelton and her fert, Sharon Corcoran, Mel- Jersey City. reside in North Plainfield. PHONE 741-0792 aunt, Mrs. Francis Lobdell ani Modesitt, Sandra Van Miss Joanne Hanlon was are residents of Middletown Schoyck, Pamela Scatuor- maid of honor. Also bridal at- Township. chio and Ann Sandlass. Katie tendants were Miss Eileen Mrs. Joseph C. Hunter of Raftery was her aunt's flow- Flaherty, niece of the bride- Rumson, was her sister's ma- er girl and Charles Koehl, the groom; Mrs. Dennis Cottrell tron of honor. Miss Diane E. bridegroom's nephew, was and Miss Joanne Ryblewsky. Ertell was maid of honor. ringbearer. Miss Barbara Furey, cousin Albert R. Koehl was best of the bride, was junior Best man was Dalton M. man for his brother. bridesmaid. •Moody. The bridegroom's The bride is a graduate of Thomas Hanlon Jr., was brother, Mark Olstad. and Marymount College, Arling- best man. Ushers were Ken- Ronald Riefler were ushers. ton, Va. Her husband, an neth Rydwin Jr., William Terrific Tremendous Lt. Olstad is stationed in alumnus of Philips Academy, Devlin and Garrett Jones. te- Phoenix, Ariz, where the cou- Andover, Mass., attended ter Flaherty, nephew of the selections! savings! ple reside. Cornell. University and is a bridegroom, was junior usher. / A reception was held in CLOSING FOR THE WINTER! Don Quixote Inn, Matawan. WE ARE HAVING OUR The bride was graduated from Raritan High School JANUARY FASHION CLEARANCE and is employed as a person- nel assistant by I.C.I. New WASHINGTON'S York Ink, New York City. The bridegroom was grad' Opportunity knocks! BIRTHDAY Auxiliary Open our door to great SALE' NOW! Welcomes savings on clothing Finest Brands and Imports 3 Members to wear through all the MEN'S: Wool Slax, Sport Jackets, Silk Ties, Belts, MARLBORO - Three new I Umbrellas, Zip Out Raincoats, Etc., Etc. members were welcomed at a | meeting of the Marlboro Hos- weeks of winter yet to pital Auxiliary to the Great-1 WOMEN'S: Mr. Pants, Mr. Thompson, Pantino, er freehold Area Hospital Etc., Slax, Skirts here in the home of Mrs. John come . . . Our selection Bennett, Rt. 79. They are When you're not sure Reg. to $25.00 — NOW 3.90 to 5.90 Mrs. Raymond Jicka, Mrs. Klaus Heys and Mrs. John | is great. . . plus big where to shop or who to call 100's of Designer Better Dresses 7.90 McLaughlin. use the firms listed Blouses, Handbags, Sunglasses, Even Swimsuits, The slate of officers pre- Coats — Reg. to $250.00 sented by tlie nominating I savings to 50% off. on your community service committee were elected to assume office In March. They | phone book cover. ALL AT 'GIVE AWAY PRICKS are Mrs. James Denton, pres- ident; Mrs. John Becker, first I They display this seal. Hlostly Small Sizes vice president; Mrs. Carl -the Hlrsh, second vice president; [ Mrs. Robert Wendcl, record- ClOIrt/ We Pledge ing secretary; Mra. John Cur- VALUE SERVICE leo, corresponding secretary | BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY MKMlim plain i^Jk ami Mrs. John Turgls, trea- »,„.„!..it.huilcll3 01F60 room of the Marlboro Fire- house from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. I -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1970 Engagements Announced Blanket Excuse for Babe

Dear Ann Landers: The ihould hive been admitted. finger have a very difficult questions, she gets the nod other night my husband and It is heartening, however, to time when they marry. These from here. I decided to go to a movie. know that the industry Is po- prima donnas are bewildered We couldn't get a sitter so licing its own. We' would rath- and lost. Be glad your mother "The Bride's Guide," "Ann we wrapped our four-monlh- er make a few people angry has good sense and kwitcher- Landers' booklet, answers old son in a blanket and look because their children beefln'. some of the most frequently asked questions about wed- him with us. When we got to couldn't get in, than have Not Funny dings. To receive your copy the ticket taker, he said, them mad because they were Dear Ann Landers: ,1've "Sorry, this picture is for admitted when they should of this comprehensive guide, been reading your column for write to Ann Undcrs, in care Miss Beach Miss Bcllczza adults only. It has an X rat- not have been." years and always thought it Miss Ucmslcy Miss Morgan Miss Fisher Miss Felsi ing. We can't let the baby in." of your newspaper, enclos- Child Labor was the funniest part of the ing a long, self-addressed, My wife replied, "The baby Dear Ann Landers: Some- paper. Now I have a problem Farrell-Beach is only four months old. stamped envelope and 35 Trask-Morgan times I'm sure the only rea- and I apologize for not taking cents in coin. What's more, he's asleep and son my mother had me was you seriously. EATONTOWN - The engagement of Miss Mary Ellen EATONTOWN - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan, 43 won't see anything." The man Beach, to Thomas M. Farrell Jr. is announced by her par- because she wanted someone I am 64, a widower who Ann Landers will be glad to Byrnes Lane, have announced the engagement of their became annoyed and said, to do her housework. Are chil- lost a fine wife after 38 years help you with your problems. ents, Mrs. Catherine Beach, 11 Cortland Road, here and daughter, Miss Phyllis Jean Morgan, to Rudolph R. Trask, "We have orders not to admit Army Master Sgt. Richard II. Beach in Germany. dren supposed to enjoy their of marriage. My children Send them to her in care of son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Trask, 81 High St. anyone under 18 and I'm not childhood or be slaves? are grown and doing well. tills newspaper enclosing a The bride-elect, a graduate of Monmouth Regional High Miss Beach, a nurse's aide at Holmdel Convalescent taking any chances." I am 16 and finding school I've been keeping company self-addressed, stamped en- Center, is a graduate of Monmouth Regional High School. School, is a junior majoring in elementary education at The woman in the box of- with an attractive divorcee 22 velope. Elizabeth (Pa.) College. very rough. If I'm going to Mr. Farrell, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Farrell, 71 Thomas fice refunded our money and get into a decent college next years my junior. She has a Her fiance, also a graduate of Monmouth Regional, is we left. My wife was so upset sunny disposition and is splen- Ave., Shrewsbury, and the late Mr. Farrell, is an alumnus employed by tiie Eatontown Post Office. year, I need grades. I have To vary French dressing of Red Bank High School and Voorhees Technical Institute, she had to take a sleeping loads of homework and a busy did company. I believe she mix one cup of it with a New York. He is affiliated with Thomas Farrell Contract- pill. I was pretty burned up social life. Is it fair of my would marry me if I asked. quarter cup of grated Parme- ing Corp., Shrewsbury. Martin-Ffcher myself. What do you think, mother to ask me to get off The problem is, I've seen too san cheese; or add a tea- Ann? Rules are rules but isn't the phone and set the table many older men make fools spoon or Jmo of curry powder ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. EUhue Fisher this ridiculous? — Turned while she is doing nothing but of themselves the second time to it. Howard-Bellezza Sr., 39 Powell Ave., announce the engagement of their Away. reading or sewing? around. How can I tell if this daughter, Miss Deloris Fisher, to Army Sgt. Melvin C. Dear Turned: I referred Several of my girl friends lady is interested in me or WEST KEANSBURG - Announcement k made by Mr Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Trumann, my money? — Dow Jones and Mrs. Anthony V. Bellezza, 23 Tenth St., of the engage- your question to the top man are having die same problem Enroll Note Ark. in the Motion Picture Associa- Dear Dow: Has Sunshine ment of their daughter, Miss Janis Marie Bellezsa to The bride-elect, a graduate of Middletown Township with their mothers. What is 11 George M. Howard Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard of tion, Mr. Jack Valenti. He your opinion? — Slave Labor asked any questions about "Magic Shoes High School, is in the employe of her father for E. Fisher said: "The ticket taker was your Income, your stocks or Clarence, N.Y. A July 11 wedding is planned. Trucking Company, Atlantic Highlands. Dear S.L.: Are you a guest obviously overzealous in his your bank account? Has she Sgt. Martin, who is stationed in Karlsrhue, Germany, is or a member of the family? A dance course especially The bride-elect, a graduate of Raritan Township High effort to stick to the letter of If you are a guest, you have ever asked you to help out School, is a junior at Douglass College, New Brunswick, a graduate of Trumann High School and attended Southern for little girls. Ages 3 - 8. the law. His boss probably overstayed your visit. If you with her bills? Have you ever where she is majoring in history-education. Baptist College, College City, Ark. told him, 'If you let anyone are a member of the family, bought her any expensive Mr. Howard, a junior majoring in economics at Rut- under 18 in the theater, you you should contribute some- gifts such as a fur coat or gers University, New Brunswick, is an alumnus of Bridge- Montefusco-Feiss will lose your Job.' thing besides your wit and real jewelry? Have you ever water-Raritan High School West, Bridgewater Township. "The key word is judg- wisdom. Girls whose mothers 'loaned' her money? If you LAKEWOOD - Mr. and Mrs. William d. Feiss, 32 can answer "no" to all these Lockwood, Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- ment." A baby in blankets do not expect them to lift a Hill-Hemsley " ter, Miss Antoinette Feiss, to John J. Montefusco Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Montefusco, 7 Wealthy Ave., East Keans- HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Frank p'Hearn, 60 Fleetwood burg. Drive, announce the engagement of' their daughter Miss Miss Feiss, a graduate of Howell High School, is em- Barbara Hemsley, to George Hill, son. of Mr. and Mrs Wil- ployed at Bell Telephone Laboratories, Hotedel. Graded Clouts liam Hill, 443 Middle Road. A July 11 wedding is planned. Her fiance was graduated from Middletown Township Individual Attention The couple are graduates of Raritan Township High High School, and also is employed at the laboratories. Room Should Be Neat School. Miss H«msley is employed at the courtesy desk HAVILAND Of the Big Apple Supermarket, here. Mr. Hill is an em- Patterson-Foley ploye of Lanvin Charles of the Ritz, Holmdel. DANCE STUDIO HINGHAM, Mass. — Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Foley of (A.) A girl should not Jean Adams, Box 2402, Hous- membtr Hingham, formerly of Freehold, N. J., have announced the JEAN ADAMS Dane* Maittn of America Kiel-Jobin engagement of their daughter, Miss Cynthia Jane Foley, to ROOM LAMENT: (Q.) My complain about a reasonable ton, Texas 77001. Only letters Philip Stanley Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Pat- 71 Mclar.s St., Re4 leak older sister has to leave for amount of work at home. A that include a stamped, self- NEW MONMOUTH - Mr. and Mrs, Albert E. Jobin, terson Jr., 47 Jackson St., Freehold. A June 7 wedding is 741-1820' Locust Ter., have announced the engagement of their school earlier than I do. Soon busy mother needs her help. addressed envelope will be planned. But the work should be daughter, Miss An,ne Marie Jobin, to Army Pvt. Walter A. after she leaves, my mom answered. The bride-elect, a graduate of Southern Freehold Re- evenly divided. Kiel Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kiel, Chapel Hill Road, Mid- gional High School, is employed by Lustron Corp., Canton, dletown. starts yelling that our room is MESS. a pigsty. I have to clean it up. Your room should be clean The bride-elect, a graduate of Middletown Township Mr. Patterson, who was graduated from Freehold Re- My sister doesn't ever have and neat. Your mother should hNtvJofMf If! High School, is attending the Art StudenU League in New gional High School, served in the U.S. Marine Corps and is not have to remind you every York City. to. I'm 13 and I'm fed up. H employed by Shop-Rite Foodarama, Freehold. He is a you can't help me I don't day it needs cleaning. Pvt. Kiel, also a graduate of Middletown Township High member of the Freehold First Aid Squad and the American know what I can do. — In For you and your sister to School, is stationed at Ft. McClelland Ala. i Legion. Need in Nebraska. quibble over who's going to do the work, is stupid. Divide it! NURSING HOME Each do her part. Your sister • 24-Hour Can Artists Stated can get up earlier and do For Fabulous Fortion Finds! • UN on doty all Hn»« Auxiliary hers, or she can do it after • Mtdlearo Approvtd To Speak IT'S A DATE school. NAVESINK HOUSE Elects Slate Ask your sister and mother « RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK COLTS NECK - Expres- MM4M MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - VARIETY SHOW DESSERT CARD PARTY to read this. sionist painter Toni Monks of The Hospital Auxiliary, which MARLBORO-An amateur NEW MONMOUTH - An SPORTS HOPE: (Q.) I want Englishtown, will present a met here in the home of Mrs. Talent Variety Show will be annual Dessert Card Party to be on some team at school held tomorrow at 9 p.m. in Ready-Made demonstration of her "Man- John Bennett, elected a new will be held Monday in School but I do not seem to have scapes" at a meeting of the slate of officers: Mrs. James the Andiron Inn, Rt. 79, spon- enough coordination for any sored by the United Cere- Hall, Church St. 8 p.m. by the and Custom Colts Neck Auxiliary to the Denton, president; Mrs. John sport. Is there any way I can Sales! Becker, first vice president; bral Palsy Women's Auxilia- St. Mary's PTA. Mrs. Phillip Greater Freehold Area. Hos- ry of Marlboro. Jan. 19-25 make my muscles work more Mrs. Robert Wendel, record- Campo is the chairman. smoothly? - Jefl in Pitts- pital Monday at 8 p.m here ing secretary; Mrs. John has been designated United Cerebral Palsy Week here. burgh. Clear-Aways! in the Iron Butterfly Gallery, Curcio, corresponding secre- CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL (A.) In sports or speaking Rt. 34, which represents Mrs. tary and Mrs. John Tergis, BALL SLATED treasurer. They ,will be in- MIDDLETOWN - The or writing or music or any Special Purchases! RED BANK - A Ball will Monks. Director- of the gal- stalled in March. St. Mary's PTA will hold a endeavor, practice makes for BED lery Jim Gary also will dis- be held tomorrow in the better performance. It may Presidential Ballroom in the dessert card party Monday at Most Below Cost! cuss woodcuts and graphics. The five-year-old auxiliary not make you a star, but it serving the new Greater Free- MoHy Pitcher Motor Inn by 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall. In will improve both your effi- Spectacular Saving*} SPREADS Auxiliary members are invit- hold Area Hospital proposed the Mother's Guild of Croy- charge of the event is Mrs. ciency and your attitude. dpn Hall Academy, Atlantic Ni«d • king iit« ipr«ad for a quail ed to bring guests to the meet- to be built on Rt. 537, will Phillip Campo. Mrs. Vincent Practice may be your answer. Highlands. A punch hour will i!» b.d? Wt h.v. HI ... or c« ing. ! hold a benefit Sweetheart Rampino and Mrs. Daniel Talk with your school physi- mtltt it. Comt In and na haw yo Dance Feb. 14 in the Walnut begin at 7:30 to 8:30 p.m cal education director. Tell KNiTTEP DRESSES Kirk are in charge of ticket can »ii an axfra touch to your Room of the Marlboro fire- followed by dinnei. Mis. Ed- him what you want to do. Ask badrcom with * ipraad from our When you want to remove win D. Miller, Middletown, is sales. THE Top Maker I (election. house. Mrs. Bennett Leader- him to help you. the lobster meat from cooked man is chairman of the event. chairman of the benefit. Want personal answers to lobster tails do it this way. Music will be by the Cava- Music will be by Pete Galatro. CARD PARTY 38.-48.-58. Use kitchen scissors to cut liers. ' your questions? Write to log. to 99.95 .. . Save to 41.95 CARD PARTY FREEHOLD - The Mill- p.m. in the clubhouse through the thick membrane LITTLE SILVER - The stone Group of the Woman's on South St. Hostesses chair on the underside of the shell Sisterhood Woman's Club of Little Silver Club will host a Dessert Card man is Mrs. Raymond Pres- WINTER COATS and remove; peel back the will hold a card" party Mon- Party Wednesday at 12:30 ton. / SHREWSBURY hard shell with one hand and Program Set day at 1 p.m. at the club- untrtmmed 468 BROAD ST. pull the meat toward you with house, Rumson Road and Church St. 38.-48.-58. Can 747-4422 the other hand. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-A program on purchasing infor- Reg. to $125 ... Save 31.95 to $47 ART PROGRAM mation on objet d'art will be AUCTION COLTS NECK - English- HARMONY CHILD DAY CARE CENTER presented by Sisterhood of town artist Toni Monks will DRESSES Temple Beth Ahm at a meet- be guest speaker at the Colts at ing Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. Neck Auxiliary to the Greater 'deb* KING OF KINGS Guest speaker will be Edward Freehold Area Hospital meet- Berman of Intercontinental ing Monday at 8 p.m. in the PERSIAN RUGS 15.-20.-28. LUTHERAN CHURCH PARISH HOUSE Art Galleries, who will speak Reg, 39.95 to 49.95 ... Save 14.95 to 41.91 Iron Butterfly Gallery, Rt. 34. and other Oriental Rugs of HARMONY RD. MIDDLETOWN on "The World of Art." The Known as a "people painter," better meeting is open to the com- Mrs. Monks will begin to International Importance Accepting Children Ages 1 to 6 Yean munity. from 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. teach at the gallery next 38.-48.-58. Members of the Sisterhood month. Director of the gal- Reg. to 139.95 . . . Save 31.95 to 81.95 • • lery, James Gary, will dis For Information Call . . and their friends will display Arrangements have been made with our Lon- their handmade treasures of - cuss woodcuts and graphics MRS. JILL ALLBEE don associates to offer this outstanding collec- Jewish nature. also at the meeting. COUTURIER COATS tion of handmade Persian and Oriental Rugs The program ispreparatory and SUITS for the Sisterhood's Art Auc- it Auction. Mr. Cecil Mark, internationally Reg. $125 to $395 values tion set for Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. in DANCE prominent auctioneer of Persian Rugs anc BRIDAL the Temple. Antiquities, has been commissioned to conduct Drantiealty Reduced CLASSES this important auction sale, Reguter Now! '/* OH and More! Fashion Show Marriage Counselor To Lead Discussion .8 Lona. Short FOR3MAUS Come see our This exclusirc collection includes only the • Ballet Large (election of sliei 4 to 14 enchanting showing MARLBORO - The Norma finest qualities of Persian Rugs: KESHAN Hcrshkowitz. Chapter of the • Tap SAROUK, QVOM, NAIN, ISPAHAN, TAB- oj Bridal Fathions . .. League for Parent Education 20.-28.-38. • Toe RIZ as well as rugs from Turkey, Russia, Pak- at Its meeting Wednesday at Reg. 49.95-119.95 . . . Save 29.95-101.91 Spring & Summer istan, Afghanistan, India and Nepal, in a large 8 p.m. here In the home of • Ja» Ilridul Fashion Show variety of sizes, designs and colors. Mrs. Richard Evsms, 8 Stock- • Ballroom Thursday, Sim. 2'Mh ton Drive, will feature a dis- • Acrobatic • Twirling in the evening cussion led by Dr. Sally On Friday, January 23, at It )>.m. No Exchange* ... All Salet Final Scholckct, East Brunswick • Hawaiian ai, TIM BARCLAY 1 marriage counselor and psy- lOYi TAP eri TUMBLING. At Molly Pitcher Inn Charge Accounts Invited 5th Ave., Bclmar choanalytic psychotherapist. II Rlvertlde Ave., Rtd Bank, N. J. Adinlttnnco by Mrs. Richard Evans Is in ALl ASH INC1. THIN* Exhibition from 6 to 8 p.m. 'invitation Only STORE HOURS, 9 'til *30. MON. THRU SIT. charge of details for thoso and ADULTS Teimi: Cnh or check Pick up ticket!) who wish to attend the meet- TOTS ACCIPTID fr*m JVt •t THE BRIDE'S SHOP ing. All programs of the TIARS IN SriCIAL CLAfSIS la C**|e»eHan wlrh Or«» Ichell Antlqitta MONTCLAIR • SPRING LAKI or coll SR1-300O tongue- are of Interest to par- 10 'r.M %>., Ro« huh, N. J. ents of the "woll" child, and LEAH MAUER 800 bloamfleld ave. 1113 third IV*. are Informal. The discussions SCHOOL OF DANCI Spiciiliitd Merchandise Exchange, Inc. 24} I'e.tl 5nc«, New Yoik, N.Y. IOOJH are guided by trained parent IT I, MONT ST., HP IANK educators. Realistic and firm OMcnln IONDON, TMIIMN, TORONTO, ]OHAMISM!*C family, values are sought, 747.(112 10-. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOW.N, N. J.: FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1970

K1W YORKN.Y (API- Ihuridoy'i acltdt. d StocEwl Air tin 20B U'kj 13'/i UV,Marke + '/• MotiOMQ 1.10 1 29'/. 2t9 !•+* Stocks Make Modest Gain New York •Stoc* IJ.P1k Exchonj. Thurukw'a prlceii ttkrfid: EwKodoEast Airk Lilan 'A32/t tov13'/., IS'/n . 7913- * -+ /i 25'/. + V. Motorola I 69 139Vi 11514 13«'H +3',. changed at 34%, Joy gained Gulf Oil was the most active AttlLab 1.10 mer Elec 49 60>i 594t 5Mt MtStoTT 1.36 500 stock Index gained .04 to ACF Ind 2.40 52 47'/a 47',] 47',i — 1> ^ ' r 14 23V. 22'/i 22Vi - ft trading yesterday. President for law enforcement but at 1% to 4414, and American Air with 231,100 shares, un- Ad Minis .20 14 13 12'/! 12',! I"" ^°™J" 2 2V\ 23 . 23^1 — V* Nat Alrlln .40 137 2014 20 20V, 1 Nixon's State ef the Union the same time talked about 89.95. Addrtss 1.40 108 55!. 54?, 551. + >A I™!™ . '" 61 36'. 34H 341i-1 Nal Blsc 2.20 64 54', J3'/2 54V* HV. Filter rose 2'/« to 56. changed at 28. Volume includ- Admiral 41 !3Vi 13 13',. US 22'. 20'. 21'. -UNO) Con 60 71 72ft 72',, 72H + '.4 address had temporary and cutting expenses." Among major categories, 46 34>l 34Vi 344k + '.i NatCaih 1.20 American Telephone "didn't ed a 132,500 share block at AetnaLif 1.40 401 40*4 41 Z"iL EvonsP .600 192 162V, 158'., 15SVj -2V, 194 301. 29'/i 30'/. +H. Nal Distil .90 isolated effect on market mail order-retail, metals, to- AlrRed 1.15s ISO , ,.. Evcrsharp 42 17 1614 1614 The Dow Jones industrial do too badly," said one 27T4. T i. FalrchC .50 190 87'.] 86 B6^l —l^i Nat Fuel 1.68 AlconAlu 1.20 34 4 24'i 34',. 24', prices. baccos, and building mate- Fair Hill ,15g 75 11'. ll'.i ll'.i . . Nol Genl .21) average gained 3.83 to 786.10. analyst, losing % to 48%, af- Other actives were Telex, Alle» Cp Mo 47 ]P.« 111) 46 1714 1714 17Vl + V. , i Fanslcel Inc 18 127. I2'> 12'.. i '. iJQIGrpii 1.05 1 rials were higher. AllcjLud 2.40 140 M. 33'., 43 22V. 21'.-j 22'.. + 1. "Investors had hoped he About the time of the Nixon ter Wednesday's announce- up W> to 151 /,; Mobil Oil, off T .i Fedders -.0 232 311. 30'.. 30', + '., Nat Indus! Alleg Pw 1.32 107 20'. 20 20J. + 114 8 7>i 7'/. FcdDeptSIr 1 112 38V. 37U 37'.', N Lead 1.27g would zero in on the future speech it had been slightly ment of plans for a huge VA at 42'/<; Aurora Plastics, Stocks on the American ex- AllledCh 120 257 27'i 26'4 26}. - 131 25 24',. 24V. Flltrol 2 13 38'/. 38'. 38'i + \i Nal Sleel 2.50 187 39 3814 38',. 1 AllledStr HO 33 25".4 25',. degree of monetary re- higher. $1.57-billion financing pro- up 2 /, at 15%, and American change were mixed. The Flrestne 1.60 95 51 491. 50'. + 1. Nal Tea .80 8 12'/. 1214 12'/. + 14 A'lls Chalm 123 V 26 II FstCrirt 2.29f 1314 30 29 2«. Nalomo* .25 227 J71. 55V» 5S4 - 1. straint," said one analyst, Trading" was a fairly active gram through a debenture of- Research and Development Amex price index gained 2 Alcoa i.eo 185 7PS 6»"4 ° Fllntkotc 1 1 47 22>'i 22'/j 22- . — V4 Newbeiry 1 103 26»,« 2514 26'H +l'/4 Am Hess .15a 94 30Vi 291a 3 "but it was kind of philosoph- total of 11 million shares. fering to shareholders with cents to $26.51, but declines J Fla Pow l.M 14 47 ,. iVil 47Vj — Vi NEngEI 1.48 3 up 3 to 92. Am Alrlln .80 % !7'a 26'/. 3S 2I ^ 2IVa 2V/2 33 69!. 68'4 68'< —]'.. Newmnt 1,04 92 32',, 32 32'/. + V. ical." Among the 1,559 individual is- rights to purchase stock at- As the Dow rose, so did outnumbered advances by 448 Am Brands 2 114 341. 34 34H 1 8 FAAC Cp .85 176 2251 22'.1 22'/: , Nlag MP 1.10 95 16'/l 16V4 I6V2 + '.'A AmBdcst 1.30 5! 3714 34'.. 4 1 "I guess we'll have to wait sues traded, there were 665 tached. the broader-based indices. to 380 among the 1,047 issues 1 FoodFalr .90 IJ IB . NQrfolkWst 6 Am Can 2.20 61 JJ . 43'/. 44< 76 80'/. 60V. 80V. — 1« FordMot 2.40 228 4O',i 40'. . Norrlslnd .60 8 20 19', 191, + V. AmCvon 1.25 103 27'< 27 27 for the budget message later advances and 616 declines. It was the second most ac- The AP 60-stock average traded. ' TorMcKs .80 45 30'. 30 NorAmPhll I 320 52 4911 491. —2'.. AmEIPw 1.44 253 30ft this month to get details," FrccpSul l.M) 62 23*. NoAmRock 2 217 21V. 20'.j 21'.. + ». Antipollution stocks showed tive stock in the Big Board gained .4 to 268.5, with in- Trading volume was 4.18 12 29'. 29'. 22'i Am fc'nka la FruehCp 1.70 1 NoNGass 2.60 76 61 ',8 62 39 37?. —I 25 41 401, 41 -f ',. said another who saw incon- strong gains in a speculative with a turnover of 209,500 dustrials up 1.3, rails up .1, million shares. A Home 1.40 -1 Nor Poc 2.60 113 43»« tl 12 ZV.A 3714 37'/2 + 1. Am Hossp .24 J 43'.: G- H-l NoSlaPw 1.60 sistencies in the address as runup during the Nixon ad- and utilities off .5 to a new Of the 20 most active 73 IB'. GAC Cp 1.50 57 53'/! 52'.. 52^. — 7 71 23'.. 23 23 - V. shares. AmMFdy .90 Norlhrop 1 134 36Vi GAFCorp .40 61 15V 151. 15VJ + ' 14 3!1» 32 32 — V. far as the general market was dress, but some later lost 1969-70 low. stocks, 13 advanced and sev- AMetClx 1.40 NwslsAirl .45 7 Of the 20 most active Big 319 9!. Y14 + U Gam Sko 1.30 14 23* 23'.. 23V. — ',, 385 24'/2 23 /i 24 — V. Am Motors 9Vi NwlBanc 1.20 concerned. ground in profit taking. en declined. AmNalGas 2 71 31'. 301. 31' , + as Gannett .4B 3 2g 28 9 3Ui 31 Vi 3H4 + '. Board stocks, 11 advanced, The New York Stock Ex- 100 1414 Norton 1.50 29 Am Pholo .12 14U 14'4 — '4 GenDynam 1 62 27V 26'i 2614 —"i'i 46 29 23',4 251 33'/. NorlSIm 1.22f 45 + V. A Smelt M0 31' J 313/4 _T, Gen Elcc 2.60 312 74' 731, 74V4 + Vi 305 45 4214 241 30',4 Occldnt Pel 1 498 23H 23V4 23 , — ', Am Std 1 30 + a. Gen Fds 2.60 149 82 81'i 62 - '.-, OhloEdls 1.50 209J 49 88 22',. 2]V>3214 4- V. AmT&T 2«> 48)1 jfHfc — Sj Gen Mills .8B 59 36". 35!. 36'; + ^, Okla GE 1.16 53 23V. — i. GenMot 4.3Og 66", 66>, — ', 170 20V. 2O'/220 2 — 14 AMK Cp .30 ; 28 28 316 67'.i OkloNGs 1.12 Si 50 49'/2 501, +1 GPubUt 1.60 16 1714 17V,171. + V. AMP Inc .48 104 !3». 231, 231. QllnCorp .88 194 423.* 41'/B 41'/, + VA G Tel El 1.52 488 22V, 21 21V. Ampcx Corp 318 291. 29 29 — V* Omork Ind II 8 18 17V. 17-. Anacond 1.90 15? 29V. 29 2914 Gen Tire I 83 181.... . 181k 1814 Omo 41 4514 44V, 45', + /. 56 . Gerber 1.10 123 39 3814 38'/2 _ OwensCg 1.40 60 493,i 4414 4914 +3 OwenSIII 1,35 46 61'/. 61',. ol'/» + Vl Where Money Is: Raw Land ArmcoSt 1.60 75 56'/. 26V. JiVi + U GetlyOII .38g Armour 1.60 4 47V. 47V. 47Vj —1 Glllettj 1.40 89 5(B4 49H mi - '.'< • Q-R-S 302 33'/. 32*4 321. — *• Glen Alden 64 8'4 81* 814 ,r, , ,. ArmstCk .80 oc EI 47 3114 31 31 - "4 AstlldOII 1.20 151 25'/. 25 25?* + *i Global Morln 48 18'/. 18V4 18'.. - '/2 P p. '•» 56 4T.4 40*4 4(1 I.j Goodrich 1.72 51 25'/. 25'/. 2554 + !4 AssdDG 1.20 178 33V. 321. 33V. + ', PocLtg 1.60 54 271/41 26*4 27 . All Rlchfld 2 474 62V. 80*4 80'/. —1% Goodyear .85 213 29V, 28Vi 28'/. + V. E°Co. f ,5? 28 20*4 19'/. 19',i - *4 Atlas Chem 1 22 22'/. 22*. 22'/j GraceCo 1.50 43 26',- 26V. 26V. PocPwL 1.28 15« 19'/2 19 19V. By JOHN CUNNIFF Although not a really big fac- says, "no deal is ever made cially for a feasibility study, Atlas Corp 80 4 3'/. A + V. GranlteC Stl 38 13'/2 lm 13V. + '/« POCT&T 1.20 13 14'/4 14'/. 14V. 62 23*4 23 23'/i + Vi GrontW 1.40 J NEW YORK (AP) - tor as yet, it does result in Avco Cp 1.20 J61 5OV, 49V. 49V. + 14 PonASul .97g 235 1314 I2 /4 12*4 - Vi without an accountant." Is needed by the novice. 63 12'/. 12 12V4 Gt A8.P 1.30 A WAIr Avnet Inc .40 65 26'/. 2614 26V, + 14 P=" "1 39 33V. 32'/. 32',4 — Vi Raw land, the real estate demand for thousands of If the amateur does want Avon Pd 1.80 309 171'/. 168Vi 169 —7Vi Gt Nor Ry 3 27 41'/4 40'/. 41 + V. PonKEP 1.60 One side of a city may be 260 2!'/j 2614 27% + V4 Gt West Flnl 85 30)4 29*4 30V. + '/• Business Ba&ckW 1.36 923 18V, 17'/a 1B14 +1 PorkeDovIs 1 205 31»4 3014 31 — 14' man said, is going to be the acres. At least 30 new towns to speculate, Neaderland dying or stable, for example, 30 30 29'.4 29'/a — VA GtWnUnlt .90 0 BallGE 1.70 154 32'/. 30 30V'4 -IV, E™", *"' i5 1614 15»/4 16 26 3? 3!Vi 39 + *4 GreenGnt .96 hottest thing for years to exist or are being developed. feels, he should join with a Beat Fds 1 29 26 25ft 25% - 'A Pe™Cllx 60 73 48 47V* 47*4 — Vj and another expanding swift- Beckman .50 62 49'/. 4S',i 4914 + Vi Greyhound 1 55 17V. 16'/. 17 £CS™/. J P P 17 25 24*4 24*4 — Vi come. "Haw land in the path Mirror Bad news for the small in- sound local businessman, a ly. Even when the highway BeecdAr .75b 14 17V4 17Ve 17V4 GrommnCp 1 17 25 24V, 24»,i - Vi ,° "L-,' PenniUn .80 122 31'/. 3114 3114 + Vi Bell How .60 62 3!'/. 38V4 38V4 - 14 Gulf Oil 1.50 2311 28% 27'/j 28 of today's expanding suburbs vestor, however, is the exist- good responsible builder who patterns are studied and sur- 99 32'/4 30'/. 31Vi — Vi Gul(5taUt .96 26 21 Vi 21 21 PepsiCo 1 95 5214 51*4 52*4 + *4 Bcndlx 1.60 Perfect Film 30 13'.. 12'/j 12'/! — Va 50 48V. 4B 48',I + '/« GulfWIn .40a ™ 19 181i U'/. and cities," he said. "That's ence in the market of some lives in the area. Partner- veys made of services avail- BenelFIn 1.60 PllierC 1.60a 227 112'/2 108'/« 109 —4 Benguet 463 1214 UVi 1114 + '/• Holllburt 1.05 67 5O'/2 49V, 50V. 4 V, where the money is." doesn't fluctuate like stocks." of America's largest corpora- ships or mortgage investment able, access to the city and 198 26'/. 2S14 26* Harris Int 1 25 71'/= 70 70 -IVPMp, s D 2.10 33 4914 47*4 49V4 +114 Bern sti i.eo Phlla El 1.44 44B 23 22'/4 22*4 — Va 96 64V4 61'/. 44',4 + 3'/i HcclnMng .70 52 2944 28ft 29'/j + '/j The statement might be a Many factors support the tions who are stockpiling trusts are suitable vehicles, employment centers, and the Block HR .24 165 35)4 3414 34*4 + 14 Boeing 1.20 117 28 27V. 27V. — »4 Herein 1.20g 60 26V2 36 26V1 - V, J p thinking of the speculators, potential for retail sales, 311 7O'/4 69V, 70 + '/. HewPack .20 37 110V, 1MV. 109V2 - V. PWIIP«t 1.30 402 22*4 22V. 22Vi — '/• surprise to some, since it land. he feels. BolsCas .25b 5 40 39'/4 40 + "4 Borden 1.20 155 25V3 2«i 251k + 14 HOernWal .90 2 2214 2214 2254 - V4 £".'">'?" •£ comes from Robert Neader- among them:' Last year one developer there are still many uncer- r 3 448 109*4 107'/4 109 +\VA The quest for land tends to BorgWor 1.25 74 25 24V, 24V4 - *4 Holf Electm 31 9V2 9V. IV, - V, P°'° ?'5 ,- ,l 228 40'/. 40 4O',i +1V. PPG Ind 1.40 75 32*4 31'/. 32Vi +1 land, chairman of Peace & — The supply of land is bought 260,000 acres near show up in the rising prices , taintles. BrlstMy 1.20 164 71 69Vj 6914 — '/. Holldylnn .20 141 11614 112'/. 116 +214 Brunswk ,02t 106 16* 16 16 HollySug l.M 38 22'/. 22'/2 WA +V, Pr«Wa 2.60 307 lB'i ia',4 I8V4 — VA Elllman Inc, which is- usually fixed while the demand Orlando, Fla. Bather than of farmland. From 1965 to BucyEr 1.20 35 19>.4 19*i 19Vi + Vi Homestke .40 22 1714 17 17 — V, PuDSCol 1.06 Scofield cites the cuious s 103 25'/2 25'/. 25*4 - V. Budd Co .90 16 1654 16'/i 1614 + 14 Honeywl 1.20 106 143'/, 141% 142>,i +'/, P »fEG 1.64 ^associated with multimillion- grows constantly. permit the land to remain 1968 the average growth was thesis that Northern Hemis- BuiovaW .60 24 35 34 34 —1 HousehF 1,10 167 41V. 40 40 -114 Publklnd .451 44 7*4 714 7*4 dollar skyscraper. deals. — Some wealthy corpora- idle prior to development, Bunk Ramo 158 13*4 13 13Vi + VA HoustLP 1.20 32 38'/j 38V. 38V. — % £"8" i"*?;? 33 201/2 2O'/t 2O'/4 + V. 5 to 6 per cent a year, ac- phere cities tend to grow into U Burl Ind 1.40 118 34'/4 34 34 - — VA Howmet .70 232 23?'B 21V, 22V, -IV. P 9S PL 1.76 2 29'/! 29'/4 29V. — VA Neaderland isn't forsak- tions are finding the country- the company can help cut ex- cording to William Scofield, Burrghs ,60 142 163'/i 16054 16214 + VA IdahoPw 1.60 13 29'/. 2914 2914 - V. P""™n £»» 21 43',i 42tt 43'/. + Vi the. wind, that is, to the west 37 20 1914 19'/! + *4 CampRL .45a 5 17 16V4 1614 — '/« Ideol Basic 1 81 12% lift 12'/* + 'A Qu"IOr,,'i° ing the city, but, he says: side more to their liking and penses by raising cattle and who heads farm real estate rather than to the east and CampSp 1.10 68 35!i 34>/4 35V. + 14 Ml Cent 1.14 61 261i 25'/. 26V, + 14 RalstonP .60 271 29 28V4 28*4 + '/. "Buy big acreage and then so are moving from the city. growing citrus fruits. research for the Agriculture CaroPLI 1.46 61 3!!.i 3014 31 + 14 Imp Cp Am 423 11?% ll'/4 im + % "cincolnc .« 26 25 23% 23'/. -1 downwind — where the smog CarrlerCp .60 46 32V4 31Vi 3PA — VA INA Cp 1.40 107 331i 33 331* ..: g°*'h?on •<0 116 29V4 2SV4 29V. + *4 sell it by the lot. That way, Going with them are middle- Also interested in acquir- Department. is bloivn. CarterW .40a 445 35'/< 33 34*4 +WA IngerRand 2 66 36» J5'/2 35V2 - V, gCA 1 359 32V. 31»4 32 + VA Case Jl C 3 1114 11*4 1144 our money grows like wild class families with pocket- 3 12 11V. 12 + Vj Inland stl 2 104 26V2 261* 26'/2 „? J?2 Si ing land are building prod- Last year, he says, there CastleCke .60 elch C 1 41 13V. 12Vi 13 + V. For those who do guess 49 2814 27'/i 27'/. + 14 InterlkSt 1.80 12 30 29ft 29'/. + Vt 5 v . ;, i°» wheat." fuls of investment money. CoterTr 1.20 42 34*4 34 J4V3:4 + VV>i ucts manufacturers seeking was some leveling, especially 180 38% 38 38V. - 14 IBM A 319 357 354V. 356 +1 RepUbStl 2.50 correctly the rewards are CeloneseCp 2 48 73 72 73 + Vi Little question about it, — There is increasing developments that might pro- Cenco Ins .30 64 J6Vl 56'.4 56V< + Vi IntHorv 1.80 526 28% 27(4 J8V2 +1'/, gj»«jj ' , ,„ 31% 4 44 in certain areas of the Mid- 35 4314 4214 43 + V. Int Miner 214 31',i 31'/l great. Without bitterness, Cent SW 1.90 228 14 13ft 14 + V. ReynMet 1.10 220 44',% 44 4414 + '/. millions of acres of land on interest in the outdoors and vide captive markets for west, and the rate probably Cerro 1.60b 90 40V, 40 40 — \'A Int Nick 1.30 403 42V. 41ft 42 + ft gW™? »•£ Neaderland refes to the deal 37 !6 25*/j 25=14 + *4 Int Pap 1.50 241 6V. 4 6 the fringes of metropolitan in recreation by families their products, and financial fell below 5 per cent. But not Cert-teed .SO 126 36 35ft 35V. -V, RoanSel .B5g 21 25% 2514 25V2 he turned down near New 44 22V4 -21'/. 21»/< Int T*T 1.05 oh C CessnaA ,80b 456 56% 56V, 56% - V4 5 ' P •" 103 16V. 16 I6V4 + V. whose business keeps them 54 We 19'/. 19V. — 1/4 Iowa Beef areas are going for increas- institutions looking for safe by much, in spite of tight CFI Stl .90a 49 34 33'/2 33V2 - V, RoyCColo .54 126 3714 VVi 37V2 - V4 York seven years ago. It was Ch« Ohio 4 1 1914 1914 19*4 — *4 lowaPSv 1.36 15 2l'/4 211* 21'/, + '/< Royol Out 2S ingly higher prices each year in the city but whose afflu- investments for their mil- money and high interest 25 5514 55'/. 5514 - V. Itek Corp 45 44V4 43*4 44V. + V> selling then for $2.5 million. ChlPneuT 2 171 25 24V4 24*4 — V. ChrlsCIt .05d 9 34ft 34'/} 3444 — *4 and thousands of speculators, ence permits them to journey lions. rates. 55 34*4 3314 34V4 - '/. It's price now is $20 million. Chrysler 2 . 44 9'/. 914 9'/. Jewel Co l.M from small fry to giant cor- to the countryside on week- "It's no place for an ama- CITFIn 1.8O-. 1!S 12 42 42 42+14 Scofield feels the urban .599 32V4 31V» 31'/. - *4 JohnMon 1.20 173 35 34V. 34'/.- "And it's a better deal Otles Svc 2 61 39 38V> 36V: - % johnJhn .80a 25 176 174Vi 174 + Vi porations are aware of it. ends. teur," says Neaderland, who .30 31 25*4 25 25 - V. fringe is where the action is now at $20 million than it C'orkEq 1.40 115 38V< 37'/i 37»/4 + % jonLogon .80 25 53V. 52*4 53*4 +1*4 ClevEIIII 2.16 l.M. 99 24 85Vi 86 Joy Mfg 1.40 497 45'/. 43V. 44ft +114 113 63*4 41ft 63*4 +IV4 Colg Pal 1.10 48 37 6'7i + V. terday. SouNGos 1.40 42 44 43 43*4 + Vi Cont Tel .72 55 42»A 42'', 42V. - V. Lehmn 1.47» 86 18% 18 51 33 3214 33 ,? Souu Poc 1.81.800 Wholesale selling prices Control Data 154 2514 25V. 2.5V4 - '/. LlbOFrd 2.80 43 4V.'A 41 VI + II Sou Ry 2.80c 14 46V. 4514 45*4 — VA Cooperln 1.40 74 21 2tH4 2014 - 'A Llbb McN I 259 lOVj VVi ' 1 i/ Spartons .15e 135 I8V4 16*4 17 —1 based on exchange and other CorGW 2.50a 312 10M4 99V. 99*4 Ugg A«y 150 212 34 33'.'4 485 38'/] 37V2 37*4 — ** Cowles 5.20 !^4 4 V, co a |2e - volume sales. 2 31Vi 31Vi 31Vi-V, UngTV 1.33 232 23*4 22Vi 22 ,li — '/« err7 42 21V. 20*4 20*4 Stock Offers Tax Shelter CoxBdcst .60 191 239'/4'232V2 232VA— VA Litton 1.891 264 29 CPC Intl 1.70 * - '/. SD 10 40 49*4 49V. 49*4 New York spot quotations fol- 0 10 10 10 + Vi LockhdA 1.0' 5 12 11*4 12 + V4 CrowCol 1.07f 2 46% 48% 4614 + 14 LoewsThe .13 low: Crown Cork 400 49'/2 48Vl 49 + Vl S17 33*4 3E4 33 + VA LoneS Cem 1 89 45% 44V4 44*4 + 1/4 CrwnZell 1.60 140 24'/. 23V4 1AV, +114 LoneSGo l.U Standards 59-61. Cudatiy .611 432 61*4 61 41V. - *4 369 16'/. 16*4 1614 LonglsLt 1.30 35 22 SldOIIO h 21 123 75*4 73V. 73V« -2V4 Whites CurtlssWrt 1 49 34 33Vi 34 + V. Lucky Str 80 3k +"S " IS 9*4 I'll 9*4 + VA By ROGER E. SPEAR out risk. ty. Future performance will 7 13V. 12'/. 12% Lukens Sll 1 23*4 + 14 42 31*4 31V. 31'/.-'/. Fancy large 47 lbs. min. 130 17V. I6V1 16VJ — *i LVO Corp '64 41V! 41 41*4 + V, Q — I was told that Prudent Q — Some time ago I be largely governed by mar- 62-J4-M&- Fancy medium 41 D • I • f Lyk Yng .30o 40 13',4 12*i 13V. + 2 39'/. 39'/. 397'. + V4 Resources Trust was the only bought American Investors at DonRlvr .15« 46 12V4 12 U M - N - O StudeWorth 1 550 46V. 43*4 46V. +114 ket conditions. Quick gains lbs. average 59-60. Fancy Dart Ind .30b Successful 290 AT/A 44 47V1+I ModteCo .30 J3 17*i 17 17 Sun Oil Ib 44 41 -3 Mead Corp 1 24 24Vi 24V4 24Vj is granted to real-estate and performance record that DomeMIn .80 92 19 18Va IBVi MelwSho 1,50 35 73 71V. 73 +2 TexGSul .60 159 21*4 20',% 21'/. + V. ed earnings of 39 cents and DowChm 2.60 21 52V. 52 52'/4 + VA Merck 2a 110 1091/2 IO8V1 1091/2 — Vi Texoslnst .80 137 128'A 127 127*4 —1*4 mortgage investment compa- cash flow of 65 cents on a per placed it in the top 10 Dresslnd 1.40 IM 71% 08V1 71V4 +2'/i MGM 43 2414 23% 23*S TexP La ,45j 2 14W 16Va 14'/a —*4 per cent among mutual funds. DukePw 1.40 76 2414 23Vi 23»A — VA MlcrOdOt .ffla .16 241/4 23*4 23*4 - *4 Texlron .90 90 24'^ 23V4 24'/4 +1 nies which distribute 90 per share basis. The most recent What have duPont 3.25g 14 27% 27'/i 27V2 — Vi MldSoUtll .96 46 20*4 2O'/i 20V2- '/. TtllOkOl .40 27 1251 12*4 12VS cent of income — after oper- In 1969, however, the decline Duq Lt 1.66 85 102V. lOOVi 100% - VA MlnnAAM 1.60 199 HO'/i 109*4 HOVi + *i TlmesMIr ,50 20 391/i 3«*4 39+14 dividend paid Jan. 13, was 25 OynaAlh .4D 61 23*4 23V. 2314 + Vi MlnnPLt 1.20 40 I8V4 IB 18 - 1/4-Tlmk RB 1.80 29 30V. 29*4 30*4 + *4 ating and management ex- cents plus a 5-cent extra. In in net asset value has put 32 IO'/i 10V4 10*4 Mobil 2.20a 493 43 42 42V4 —114 ToddShp 1.20 5 2SV4 28*4 2B*4 — V. penses — to stockholders. The American at the other end of you got Trans W Air 109 IV/i 21V. 2H% — 14 addition to real-estate hold- Tronsmr JOb 322 23*4 22*4 22*4 — Va exemption is similar to that ings of garden apartments, the scale. This was primarily Transltron 47 6*4 < 4 Vi whereas taxable income is Central Jersey BanH (x) (xx) .40 23!4 25 Unit MM 1.30 5 27% 27% 27% figured after deducting both ter for high tax bracket in- Sales Results PROTECTION AGAINST BURGLARY. USGypim 3d 47 57Va SS*4 57 4 V, vestors. Shares are not with- Eatontown National Bank 17V4 19'/, USIndust .45 108 25'/4 24'/i 2J'/l — *4 charges. GARFIELD — Vornado FIRE. AND INTRUSION. Farmers & Merchants (x) (xx) .OR 354 USPIyCh .34 294 27V4 2SV2 25» - *• Inc. reported that unaudited US Smelt 1 25 34*4 ZSVA 35*4—Vi I Ul and INSURANCI COMPANY APPROVID I First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .40 m 16 US Steel 2.40 14» 341/. 33*4 33'A - V* UnlvOPd .B0 combined sales volume for I DIRICr TO POLICI-Fim COMMUNICATION First Nat'l Bank of Spring Uke (xx) 2.25 15 Uplotin 1.40 1062 30". 2a*4 29*4 +1 the four weeks ended Dec. 28, Varlan Asso 329 5414 54 54 V4 1st Nat'l Bk of Toms River (x) (xx) .76 276 25 22*4 21V. -1". FOR INFORMATION AND DEMONSTRATION 75 S3 Vendo Co .60 Neptune Computer 1969 amounted to {99,034,000. First State Ocean County VoEIPw 1.12 14 ' 15'/. ISVi 15=,4 4 Vi ' 741-0940 50 45 25i 22*4 21V4 22 - 14, Sales for the corresponding Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 42 period in 1968 were $101,021 INSTITUTIONAL SECURITY SYSTEMS Middletown Banking Co. 42 36 WorLom 1.10 252 76*4* 74*4 74*4 42V4 Firm Gets Contract 000. 124 HIGHWAY 35 RED IANK Monmouth Cty Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx) .20 34 Wass Wot 1.28 9 20** 20i/a 20*4 + 14 «H V/Jtn Air Lin 17 16'/. 16'/. I6V2 Vornado currently operates N.J. National Bank (x) .24 8 16 WnBonc 1.30 6 36V4 3S'/a 35*4 - V. NEPTUNE — W. W. Smith, WrUTel 1.40 374 41V. 40 40*4 4 *4 . International Computer Sci- Two Guys discount depart- 15 116 56'/4 55V. 56V4 41 president of International (x) (xx) 5% Stock Div. WestgEI 1.10 ences, Inc., whose stock js ment stores in the East and Ocean County National , 2.00 Weyerhsr .90 445 37*4 36'/, 36*4 - *4 Computer Sciences, Inc. of 54 Whirl Cp 1.60 154 55Va 55 '55 - V. traded over the National the West. It also operates on White Mot 2 Neptune and New York, to- Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 23 10 29*4 2914 29*4 the West Coast Food Gianl Whltlaker 380 15V4 1414 14Vi — *4 day announced that his firm Stock Exchange, recently re- If you're (x) Plus 4% Stock Div. WlnnDIX 1.62 17 33*4 33 33 — Va supermarkets, Foster' Woolwlh 1.20 19] 36'/l 36 36*4 + *4 has entered into a contractual Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 6.00 140 ported net. income of Freeze franchised drive • ins Xerox Cp ,60 436 1O8V, 1O5>,4 1O7V. 4 '/• agreement with Ziff-Davis Trust Co. of Ocean County (xx) .50 83 ZaleCorp .64 36 43V4 43 43 $213,936 for the year ended Unimart and Builders Em an idealistic (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock ZenlthR 1.40 105 33'/a 331/2 33Vi - V. Publishing Company, to han- itd June 30,1969. porium chains. (xxx) Declared or Paid Copyrighted by Th« Assocloted Press 1970 dle the subscription fulfill ment function for Ziff-Davis Aquarius ... INDUSTRIAL on all of the firm's trade Aerological Research American publications. VA BROOKOALE COMMUNITY CCilEGE LV*" Alkon Industries' . . 4 Mr. Smith said he antici- Atlantic Appliance Co. Inc. 2V4 2% pates that the contract "will THJB COUMtY COUIOK OP MONMOUTH Brockway 75i/ Exchange 2 B Wi exceed a quarter million dol Buck Engineering 20 22 NEW YORK (AP). Thursdoy'! selected lars annually." Electronic Associates Amerlcon Stock Exchonoe prices: 10 10'/ Sole) Nal The use of computer and Electronic Assistance 6% (hdl.)Hlgh Low CloiaChg. Aer°i" so" 21 15 14>4 15 + '/. data processing techniques College Credit Courses Foodarama i%y, 8! II IO'/i 11 + 14 Air Weit for subscription MfiUnnont, Interdata 22 22% Am Pelr ,8!g 32 34"4 3414 34". AO Indus! 91 4?4 4". 4'/j + V, Mr. Smith observes, has Humanities — Builneu — Selene* International Computer Sciences 2% 3'/, Ark Best .30 5 16". 16V, 16". - V. grown rapidly. "It is realistic King James Extended Care ArkLGn! 1.70 24 2«V4 VV, 2714 2 2% Asomera Oil 20! 15'i 15 1! _ Vi to predict a 20 per cent annual Computer Science — Mathematics 7 214 2',% 214 . ... you wart born undtr th* ilgn of Laird f,y} AtfasCorn wt increase in this single area of 11 BornBS Enn 1 15 15 15 + r. th« watar-burer; you'n cr.atlv. and Metallurgical International 84 141,4 14 14'.4 4 14 Engineering — Technologies 8% m BrascnnU In computerization during the • dventurouil For your f«it-p«c«d Ilia Monmouth Airlines 2 Brll Pot ,47o 110 13". 13''. - V. V/j „,, Cornphl Chlb 287 13V, 13". 13V? — V. next five years," he said. opati an Imurad jeeount at Marina Monmoulh Capital 8 &% Crtn Javelin 13 !»','• 17V, Vlaw to protect your mon»y, No 13/ Cinerama 41 • Va 8'/. Vi Mr. Smith said Internation- Morning and Evening Clones Monmouth Electric" "watarbaarar" iSould ba without ona. % */8 Creole P 1.60 31 ?»'/. 2«'/i + "1 al Computer Sciences is plac- Monmouth Park 14 141/, Dala Conl 19 \r,i 12'/. 12'/. + Va ,.,f DlllcmID ,10e 1 IO'/i 10'/, IO'/J — V, ing total emphasis on the use $12.50 ^er Credit for County Residents All Membtri* Savlngi Accounli Iniured to V0,O0Q" 10% Dlxllvn Corii 60 21','. 20'/. 20V, —1 N.J. Natural Gas 18i/2 A Dynolectrn 140 >'/, B'/i 4 ',4 of computerization and data by lh« Fxlwol Sovlnoi «. Loon Iniuronca Corporation Rowan Controller u a 514 rqultyCp JOt 167 J'/. 5V. 5V. processing as production Servomatlon Fuel Rearers 9; 6'14 6 6 — ". 67 Different Courses 29 Firlmont Oil tools, no different than any ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS TO ... Spiral Metal 10 12 11V, 12 4 V. D'4 10 Frontier Air 10 7 67. 4 %— V. other machinery used by In- 7 Convenient Locations ' Gffn Plywootl 117 9H 8", 9'/. +1 l/.S. Homes 30% 31 CilnnlYel .40 21 8' 1 1-16 B'-i-l-K dustry to initiate the profit • Middletown Goldflelrl • R»d Bank MARINE VIEW United Telecontrol Electronics 7 47 "", *I14 4\4 — V. function by producing a prod- G! nrj',n Pet «i J14 - ". • Lincfoft • Long Branch (21 •Ml LOAN Walter Iieade-Stcrling Musky Oil .30 12V4 12'/. I ". uct. Subscription fulfillment WlnslowTcl. Mvrort Mltf 9 A'/j 614 614 - V. • Marlboro SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Hydromefl • Wall 7 9". 9 9 - V. for iicrlndicnl publishers, he linn Oil .Mo l»'/. 20 — V. "HI • Complied by Fahnstock & Co., Red Bank, and Charles ITI Corp 104 2C". says, is a major market for 14 SVi 5 5 - *4 |MIDDLETOWN ATL HIGHLANDS Young, Asbury Park. Kaller In .401 1M4 19 -It this concept. Cell 471-5700 for Information 471-MOO LINCHOFTI 11 IV I 291-0100 141-4400 -THE DAILY RflClSTf.R, RED BANK• MlDDLETOwW, V J : FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1970 11 A Constructive Element in the TV Tumult By GEORCE W. COItNELL ern families, the Pope says, that divine guidance may be "It may prompt corrective action to end the injustices Along ihe .sameline, Kuhns says television's Interplay NEW YOHK (AP) - Portrayals, of violence on televi- obscured In human consciences that are so "cluttered up which bred the violence," the report says, or It may, as the of fantasy with reality dims people's sense of life's mlitiei, sion seem to have a "mixed uffect," somellmes good and with tills habitual panorama ol images, often futile and National Commission on Violence concluded, encourage vio- noting: sometimes bad, a major church .study concludes The find- harmful." lent behavior Itself and foster "moral and social values "At one moment the viewer Is appalled at an innocent ings somewhat surprised the planners William Kuhns, a Catholic scholar and expert on mod- about violence in daily life which are unacceptable to civi- man's murder, but the commercial of Ihe next moment re- They hadn't, expect.id a constructive element to turn up ern communications media, contends that television has lized society." assures him that the murder is not a real one. Fantasy has In Iho television tumult. ' pre-empted many religious functions, providing a substitute Because of these different effects, neither blanket con- veiled death over, teasing as with its form, but hiding us However, the mmn deplores what it terms the distort- ritual and "restructuring the very shape of belief." demnation nor endorsement of television violence is justi- from its bitter reality." ed view of reality depicted on television, and it urces that In a new book, "The Electronic Gospel," published by fied, the Church study says, but it urges more intensive Also, he says, the entertainment milieu shuns the com- parents closely regulate television watching by children Herder & Herder, he says an "entertainment milieu" is research on the matter. plexities ol moral Issues, and "reduces morality to a wood- "Television ought not be made Into a baby sitter " de- superseding the past "religious milieu." / •It also commends current efforts in the industry to en good-and-evil polarity, in which there is no middle clares the report, drawn up by agencies of the American Through television's intermingling of fantasy and reali- strip portrayals of violence "of their glamor." ground." Yet, "almost all real moral decisions, of course, Lutheran Church. ty, he says, "belief In absolutes becomes Increasingly dif- And it urges the industry to step up showing of other take place in the middle ground," and the entertainment "We strongly encourage turning sets off and leaving ficult, as the entertainment milieu trains people to believe nonviolent "responses lo injustice and frustrations and ways milieu thus "is deceptive in it.s apparent work of training them off when there is no program which merits viewing " tentatively and with elasticity." of handling conflict positively rather than through the vio- our moral sensibilities." it adds. 'Children especially need this evidence of disci- The Lutheran study, prepared Jointly by ttie Church's lence situations usually portrayed." The Lutheran study says tVint television's erroneous plined viewing." Commission on Research and .Social Action and Commis- The report, now being circulated throughout the portrayals of life's realities "may be productive of violence The report, described a.s the first full-scale analysis by sion on Public Communication, calls television a "powerful church's 5,000 congregations before the church's convention even though in and of themselves they picture no violence." a major religious body of the [Mitentiul effects or television social force," instilling values, information and ideas. acts on it next October, deplores the "false standards, the Family group viewing is urged so that concepts present- on people s attitudes and behavior, came amid rising reli- POLICY COUNCIL false values, the fake images" so often portrayed on tele- ed can be discussed and evaluated, and Ihe false assump- gious concern about Uie issue. The 2.5-mUlion-member Church's policy-making coun- vision. tions exposed. Numerous oliurch leaders, including Pone Paul VI re- cil had asked (he study as a basis for protesting violence "We feel that television furthers many misconceptions Generally, the study finds, the key of television's impact cently have voiced worry about it .on television. Unexpectedly, however, the study found that and wrong expectations about the realities of life both in on people is in the individual "viewer — the percelver," TIME AND ATTENTION television violence may have "either constructive or de- its regular programs and In its commercials," (tie report and depends on his maturity, experience and understand- Television absorbs so much time and attention Ol mod- structive consequences." adds. ing of reality. The Arts-Like the Church—Feel Generation Gap

By LESTER KINSOLVING chronicle of the original only to discover that while ognlze that their appreciation der-30s voted for Wallace In dally press, most young anxious reader signed "Moth- "How do you explain the Christian Church was Euty- the stunt may cause teenag- of good music is due in large 1968 as for Goldwater four Americans share — for weal er." fact that youth are no longer chus. And according to the ers to fill the church initially, measure to teachers or par- years earlier, and President or woe — the values of their "I've done everything I can accepting institutional reli- 20th chapter of the Acts of Religion the attraction doesn't last.) ents who obliged them to at- Nixon is stronger in the 20 to parents. The serious social to help my 19-year-old son in- gion?", appears libe a stock The Apostles: Some denominations have a tend concerts or listen to good 30 age group than any other." research on generational dif- to the adult world. He has re- question whenever clergy are "And there sat in a window Today high rate of youth participa- music at home. Father Andrew Greeley, a ferences shows that they are jected his family, won't go interviewed. a certain young man named tion, usually because the In religion, however, many Chicago sociologist, contends: rather small." back to school, and won't Rarely, however, are any .Eutyclius, being fallen asleep family's entire .social life is . such parents are unusually "There really isn't a gener- But for those parents whose work. What next?" symphony orchestra conduc- in a deep sleep; and as Paul cause his preaching happened tied up with the church. But permissive. And, as one for- ation gap In the United States. offspring if not creating a Replied the Rev. Mr. Sout- tors or proprietors of art gal- was long preaching, he sunk to put a teen-ager to sleep. on the whole, teen-agers are eign observer has noted, "it is The so-called 'gap' is largely gap create an awfully good her: leries ever asked to justify down with sleep, and fell Yet many of these same par- generally (and, consider- amazing how assiduously a fiction created by journal- facsimile thereof, there is "It's time for the ultima- the relevance or significance down from the third loft ents think that the church is in ing their ages, understanda- American parents obey ists and TV commentators so trenchant advice from a Can- tum: (1) Choice: he goes to of their occupations on the (story) and was as dead. And mortal danger because it does bly) too immature to have a their children." they have something to worry adian clergyman, the Rev. school, lives at home and ac- criterion of such appeal to ju- Paul went down and fell on not have the same appeal to very deep-seated interest In This may also be responsi- adults about, or to pontificate Maurice Soutter. cepts the discipline of the veniles. him and embraced him and all of the young as do such religion, or, for that matter, ble, in large measure, for on when they make their Rector o I St. Andrew's household. (2) Choice: he And those clergy who worry said 'Trouble not yourselves; things as bubbjg gum and The classical music. what Is repeatedly pro- nightly descent from Mt. Si- Anglican Church in Welling- goes to work, lives at home about their ability to capture for his life is in him'." Beatles. Had to Listen claimed as "the generation nai. ton, Ontario, and writer for and accepts a financial obli- the attention of the young Youth Appeal (Many churches have tried Many devotees of classical gap." No Big Gap the award-winning periodical gation to the support of the might recall the New Testa- There are few sincerely re- to remedy this by staging music (operas and concerts On the other hand, Catholic "Despite the TV specials, The Canadian Churchman, home. (3) Choice: He gets out ment. For one of the very few ligious parents who would bizarre liturgical spectacles now attracting larger audi- writer Dan Herr has pointed' picture stories in Life and The Rev. Mr. Soutter recent- altogether. Often, by the lat-. teenagers mentioned in this write off St. Paul simply be- as jazzy Lord's Suppers — ences than baseball) now rec- out that "Twice as many un- frightening editorials in the ly received a letter from an ter, boys do become men." Church Items of Interest ; 1 wil hit i<|> niitx eye J unt« KEANSBURG - All are in- of the Good Samaritan. Mrs. nually throughout the Luther- executive secretary of the f ihe Mb, frerft whcrtfC cormth 'my vited to attend the Prayers James Billet is director. an Church in America. board of world missions, will i < i " J. '. i» i '" i" in ii•» ^ for Christian Unity scheduled A special meeting for the be guest speaker at the Re- here for 8 o'clock on three YOUTH SERVICE congregation, "Revitalization formation Lutheran Church evenings starting Sunday in MATAWAN - Youth Sun- — 1970" will be held Wednes- Sunday. Services are at 9:15 St. Ann's Catholic Church. day will be observed Sunday day at 8:30 p.m. All members and 11 a.m. Wednesday, services will be at Cross of Glory Lutheran are invited and urged to at- held in St. Mark's Episcopal Church at the 10:30 a.m. ser- tend. SERVICES SET Church and Sunday, Feb. 1, vice. COLTS NECK - The youth in the Keansburg First Unit- Thirteen members of the GUEST SPEAKER of the congregation will lead ed Methodist Church. Luther League will take part, WEST LONG BRANCH - services of worship at 9:30 The Rev. Frederick Valen- and will present the sermon. The Rev. Irven A. Nelson, ad- and 11 a.m. Sunday in the tino of St. Ann's, the Rev. This observance is held an- ministrative assistant to the Colts Neck Reformed Church, Marion Gwynn of St. Mark's and the Rev. Newton Greiner of the Methodist Church, will participate in each service. Officers The Rev. James Schulthies Interfaith Prayer of the Keansburg Pentacostal Church will take part in Elected Wednesday's rite. Service Is Sunday Refreshments' will be ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- served. NEW MONMOUTH - An Jan. 18-25, will be held Sun- Leona Ferrer has been elect- Interfakh Prayer Service, day at 3 p.m. in Memorial ed church clerk, Vernon Dickey, treasurer, and John YOUTH SUNDAY marking the close of the Week Hall of St. Mary's Catholic of Prayer for Christian Unity, School. . Moses, financial secretary at SHREWSBURY - The the annual congregation busi- Presbyterian Church will ob- Participating in the one- ness meeting of Emmanuel serve Youth Sunday this week hour program, which will con- Baptist Church here. sist of scriptural readings, , with members of the senior Beat Nixon's Also at the meeting, Sig- high fellowship participating homily, group prayer and choir singing, will be the Rev. fried Habek was elected to in the morning worship ser- the chairmanship of the IDENTIFYING WITH CHRIST — Whether Jesus Christ was actually a black man or not carries far lets import vices at 9:15 and 11:15. Home Town William A. Abrams of the United Methodist Church, church Board of Deacons. than a portrayal of Christ in a form with whom people of the black race can identify, according to th» Rav. RED BANK--The Sunday The theme will be "Who Is the Rev. William W. Coven- Others elected to serve as school of the Salvation Army, Mrs. Joan Higgins, associate pastor of St. Paul Baptist Church, Red Bank. The church recently squired this My Neighbor?" and there will try of Middletown Reformed Deacons include: Gerry Ger- here, recently participated in portrait of a black Jesus as the Good Shepherd. Painted by black artist, Milton White, it now hangs in the be a special audio-visual pre- Church, the Rev. Harlan C. main, Larry Wolfe, Denny a national effort to build Sun- Lingo, Ray Rafferzeder, Wes sentation along with a choral Durfee of Westminster Pres- main chancel of the church. ' ' drama based on the parable day school attendance. Corman, Bill Cripps, Ed Dor- byterian Church, the Rev. sett, and Bill Sickles. Two Sunday schools of com- Myles J. Gill of St. Clement's 96 in Parish parable size in various parts Episcopal Church, the Rev. Officers of the Sunday of the country were paired in William A. Hanson of King School for the coming year Christ as a Black Man Council Race competitive groups. The Red of Kings Lutheran Church, were also elected. Wayne Dy- Bank group competed with its er was named Sunday School By CAROLYN ANDERSON Jesus is historically inaccur- which people of a particular to every man. the Rev. W. Howard Marshall DEAL — Ninety-six parish- counterpart in Whittier, Calif. of Belford United Methodist superintendent; Nancy Shaw, RED BANK - St. Paul rate. At the same time, she race can identify is both theo- "In education, a picture of loners are competing as can- associate superintendnet; Baptist Church, here, has said, Christ was probably not logically and educationally Christ is important. If a child, Brigadier Walter Murdoch, Church, the Rev. James J. didates for the 30 elected Roche of St. Mary's Church, Barbara Heraldsen, secre- dedicated a new portrait of a black man. If our archeo- correct, she said, youth, pr adult can identify director of the corps here not- tary; and Helen Ball, corres- seats on the Parish Council ed to the corps chief secre- and the Rev. Donald N. Christ as a black man, por- loglcal knowledge is correct, Theogically, she added, with that picture ... if Jesus of St. Mary's church here. ponding secretary. she said, Christ was prob- tary, Col. Charles T. Macken- Scofield of New Monmouth traying Jesus IH the role of Jesus belongs to every man, is shown as a virile man, The election will be Feb. 1. In other business transact- the Good Shepherd. ably short (about five feel, weathered by hardship and zie that Whittier was Presi- Baptist Church. every race, and every ethnic The 96 candidates, includ- dent Nixon's home town. ed by the church, a budget The painting by black ar- four inches tall), and group. A Chinese, Italian, or displaying strength and com- ing 30 women and six teen- Msgr, Robert T. Bulman, swarthy with dark eyes and of $30,037, for the year of 1970 tist, Milton White, was pre- African Christ is not only re- passion, then the portrait of agers, represent 10 per cent of When Red Bank scored a St. Mary's pastor, will host hair — a Jew living in Pales- was approved. The congrega- sented to the church by a spected as a work of art and Jesus reaffirms the worth of victory over the Whittier the service. tine around 25 A.D. the families registered in the tion also gave the go - ahead group of church members. devotion, but it also indicates every man before God — parish. The election will cul- Corps, Col. Mackenzie All Middletown area Chris- for completion of the Sunday These members were con- However, the portrayal of that God's love, spoken whether he is white or black," minate seven months of work dropped a note to the Presi- tians arc invited to attend. School building addition. cerned with the problems en- Jesus Christ in a guise with through Jesus, is available she said. by the parish steering com- dent telling him of the vic- countered by young black mittee, appointed by the Rev. tory. people in identifying with Joseph Miele, associate pas- President Nixon sent con- THE FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Christ in his traditional form tor, to lay the groundwork for gratulations on the excellent of Monmouth County (as portrayed in the famous the establishment of the par- Father Tomaso Ordained turnout to the Red Bank Sun- 1475 WEST FRONT STREET 741-8092 , LINCROFT painting by German artist, ish's first- council. day school. Ernst Hoffman, according to RED BANK — Rev. Bruce this country in July. He will The council, which will be 9:30 A.M. — MORNING SERVICE Itev. Mrs. Joan Higgins, as- A. Tomaso, son of Mr. and celebrate his first Solemn deliberative and not merely TOPIC — U.S. foreign policy line* 1945 «nd eurr«n) sociate pastor nf Ihe church. Mrs. Joseph Tomaso of 6 Mass in St. James Church, advisory, will promote educa- Gospel Services ravliioniit thinking. Spulur: Mr. Raktrl Actually, according to JRcv. Richard Terrace, here, was here, his home parish,' and tional, social and liturgical Slaicd Wednesday Kiittn, Mrs. Higgins, Hoffmann's will then be assigned for duty one of 44 deacons of Rome's programs in the parish and ASBURY PARK - Inter- II A.M. — ADULT SERVICE North American College or- in the Trenton Diocese by is expected to foster ecumen- Bishop George W. Ahr. denominational Gospel, ser- TOPIC — "Frincii, « laint for thi 70i." dained in St. Peter's Basilica ical and inter-faith activities vices will be held each Spt«Ut: Riv. Rsbart Cop*. by their rector, Bishop James A graduate of St. James beyond the parish boundaries, Wednesday evening at 7:45 as well. CHURCH SCHOOL — 9:30 tni 11 A.M. A. Hlckcy. School, and St. Thomas p.m. in thcftYMCA, here, be- rather Tomaso will remain School in Conn., he began his ginning January 28. in Home to complete his theo- theological studies at the The services will be con- Week of Prayer for Christian Unity logical .studies, returning to LOSSES AND GAIN ducted by Miss Herlha Smith North American College .V/i NKW YORK (AP,) - Of the | and Miss Rose Moletticrc, January 18-25, 1970 — 8 p.m. years ago after completing nation's three major Luther- Simnsoml Jointly hy lite THIS UNITKI) philosophy courses at St. an denominations, two of Liiu-roft United ST. JAMES ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, MKTHODIST MIDDLETOWN Mary's Seminary, liiilMmore. them declined In member- Pronhylci'iiiu ('liuivli ship lust year, and one gained. RED BANK and THE GREATER RED-BANK ClIliKCII Attending the ordination Corner West I'ronl Street REFORMED CHURCH The new figures showed those AREA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES 247 Uroud Street ceremonies In Rome wore his and Everett Rood Red, Uiink, New Jersey 123 KINGS HIGHWAY totals: parents, his sister Beverly Mnrnini! Worship 10:30 A.M. Schedule of Mvvting Plnc.es REV. WILLIAM W. COVENTRY, The Lutheran Church In WELCOME! MINISTER and her husband and four America, 3,279,517 (M), down January l!!i — Ordination nnd FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 9:30 nml 11 :OD a.m. children from Western Penn- 8,520; The Luthoran Church- Installation nf Elders. Coffee ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services of Worship Sunday School 9:30 A.M. sylvania, Sister Mary Antonl- Missouri Synod, 2,870,355, up Hour. Sunset Avi. & Bridga Ave., Rod Bank 22,1)30; The American' Luth- Sunday S«rvic« I I A.M. Fcbrunry 1 — Communion 0:HO ami I hllll ii.in. us, H.S.M, of St. Mary's Perth Itcv. Bruce A. Tomnso eran Chuch, 2,575,31)0, down SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 J«ninrv 25 — Youth Sunday Amboy who had taught Fa- Clninli School 727. Overall, the Lutheran The Reverend Humid Turner FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ther Tomaso in St. Jamc All Welcome s friends and relatives from th« memberships totaled 8,725,- Paslnr Oakland Si. & Maple Av..( R.d Bank Nurtery Provided School, and several other lied Hank area. 172, up 13,(183. 12 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1970 7 Spaces 31Devourcr 8 AM 82 Color Puzzle money workers By James A. Brussel 9 African 34 Walked deer 37 Journals ACROSS American 10 Starers 38 Journal 1 Batters rodents 11 Nerve 40Nudge 5 Gog and — 41 Speeder filament 41 Criticize 10 Iron iiook 42 Refrigerated 12 Elegant adversely: si 14 Medical 13 Escaped 43 Offer POOLS course: abb] 21 Challenge 44 Bellowed 15 Genus of 23 Sights, in 46 Chatter beetles 45 Pieced out Paris 47 W. 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OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The 104Dixon Ave. called for re- Mrs. Doria Kopf of 104 Ver- that some students will be- Board of Education last night, consideration of a $17,000 item non St., a language teacher at come honor students with or following a three . hour to purchase a computer sys- Freehold Regional High without extra aid. The em- session, adopted its $5,513,285 tem. He asked the board to School, questioned an $24,870 phasis, he said, should be ap- budget for the coming school consider making available figure in the budget to equip a plied as much to early grade year. $20,000 instead to a compre- language laboratory. She said students as it is to" honor Attending the second public hensive drug abuse education "award • winning" language students in the later grades. airing of the budget, at which program. students may be produced by Allan Broza, chairman of no opposition to the figure It was said that the board local school systems without the board's finance commit- was voiced, were 23 township now pays about $17,000 per the need of a language labora- tee, noted that 70 per cent of residents. The first. meeting year for computerized ser- tory. the budget is taken up by ad- Tuesday night in the high vices to the Monmouth Edu- Advantage Seen ministrative, instructional school was attended by 22 lo- cational Council. The pur- Mr. Scott replied that it was and other salaries and wages. chase of the needed system, it cal persons. the opinion of the entire lan- He said debt service, fixed NEW EAI PRESIDENT — Arthur L. Adamson of Rumson this week took over the presidency of Electronics Associ- was said, is little more ex- guage department that better charges and utilities, make up On passing a resolution to pensive than the rental of instruction in that field could ates in West Long Branch, a company he helped form 25 years ago. Mr. Adamson prefers talking to employ*! in adopt the budget, John H. another 29 per cent and that computer service at the pres- be accomplished by means of only about 10 per cent of the the plant to reading formal reports in his-executive office. Moor, board president, said ent time. such a facility. the entire panel feels it is an figure is. subject, to consider- Charles Scott, school super- Dr. J. A. Kern asked the ation for shaving. equitable figure and that the intendent, said that a drug ed- panel to provide enough funds Norman Dorfman, Mr. board carefully pared the re- ucation program now exists in the budget to assure educa- Moor and Mr. Broza com- quested funds to arrive at the in the school system. He add- tional aid to students with present figure. mented that the figure repre- 'EAI Will Go It Alone,' ed that no formal request has learning disabilities. He said sents a "nominal" budget. been made to the board to ex- "under - achievers" in early He added that board mem- Mr. Scott agreed that it is pand the program, but that school years "may not make bers now hope for approval "a sound and honest budget, such a request would in all it if we do not do enough for of the budget by voters in the which will permit a fine in- probability, receive serious them." school election Feb. 10. structional program"." Firm's New President Says board consideration. William H. Thompson Jr. of He added that it is certain The proposal represents an increase of $853,300 and would By JANE FODERARO Instead, Mr. Adamson sees When he went to work last grammer for IBM in Pough- require $4,312,280 to be raised WEST LONG BRANCH — long-range promise for an in- Monday, Mr. Adamson dra- keepsie, N.Y.; and Bob, pro- by local taxes. "EAI will go it alone," said dependent EAI. "We have a matically changed his way of duction manager at Econo- the new president. "There number of product lines, a life .... which is not to be pal. Tile Adamsons also have 39 Are Arraigned will be absolutely no merg- good European market and confused with life style. For two grandchildren, one a stu- ers." extremely capable people," instance he traded lots of free dent at Rumson's Forrestdale Parkway he says. "We just have to time for an eight-hour day, School. Arthur L. Adamson this establish priorities to utilize •week set a new course for and casual clothes for busi- Born in Virginia, Mr. their talents." The company ness suits. Slowdowns Electronics Associates Inc. as makes analog, digital and hy- Adamson graduated from After Drug Raids he took the ihelm of a com- brid computers, as well as in- Since 1951, when he left EAI Princeton with a BA degree pany obviously foundering in struments, ,. as treasurer and chairman of in economics in 1935 and from FREEHOLD - Thirty-nine Judge Crahay set bail at Ave., Asbury Park, Sept. 4 the wake of a recent on-again, the board, he has pursued a Harvard Law School in 1940. Announced off - again merger negotia- Broadly, *e sjteafcs of EAI number of business interests persons were arraigned yes- $7,500 for Raymond Daniels, and Sept. 16 in Asbury Park; developing new products and He served as a captain in the terday on .56 drug charges, 45 164 Shelton Ave., Long Branch Julie L. Bettis, no address WOODBRIDGE — Oc- tions. of his own. "I spent my morn- Signal Corps during World Mr; Adamson made his en- becoming more ''customer or- ings working on speculations, bl which were for possession who was charged with posses- available, Jan. 21 in Long casional traffic delays and iented." More specifically, War II. He is a member of and sale of heroin, following a sion and sale of heroin Sept. Branch; Ronald Bunting, 307 lane closings were announced trance with more than ideas investments and a company Phi Beta Kappa, the Insti- and solutions. He has a cer- Mr. Adamson predicts that massive pre-dawn raid by 22 and Sept. 23 in Long Atkins Ave., Asbury Park, yesterday because of over- I started called Econopal. . . tute of Radio Engineers and tain possessiveness about EAI EAI will go after the ''indus- state, county and local police. Branch. , who also was charged with pass and bridge construction trial systems market." For my afternoons were free," he the American Bar Associa- — for he was one of the cre- says. (Econopal is a Marlboro Bail was set at $7,000 for possession of paraphernalia work in the Woodforidge area example, he says, the com- tion: State Police had 'warrants on the Garden State Parkway. ators of that brainchild that, manufacturer of wooden pal- for 63 known narcotic sellers Willie J. Gross, 437 Drum- Jan. 22 in Asbury Park; Mau- pany has developed and sim- Mr. Adamson was stationed rice Jones, 312 Rt. 35, Nep- The N.J. Highway Authority, in 1945, set out to produce ulated an automatic controls ettes used for shipping.) but bj the end of the day, mond Ave., Asbury Park, something few Monmouth at Ft. Monmouth as a radar tune, July 26 and Sept. 15 in which operates" the parkway, system for gas and oil trans- When it comes to life style, only 39 were arrested. The charged with possession and County folks ever heard of officer when he met the 10 Asbury Park; Larry Basden, warned the slowdowns and mission lines now operated it is doubtful that his new job others, State Police hope, will sale of heroin July 17 in As- officers with whom he was 904 Ruth Drive, Neptune, Jiily closing may be expected ,by — a computer. Even IBM manually. will alter his interest in sail- be picked up during the com- bury Park, and Harold Har- hadn't made one. later to form Electronics As- rington, 77 George St., Nep- 17 in Asbury Park; William motorists during the three Outlook Gloomy ing (he's a member of the sociates. He speaks fondly of ing week. Brown, Asbury Park Village, weeks starting Wednesday, Has Been Official New York Yacht Club), ski- tune, charged with possession During fliose 25 years, Mr. The new president acknow- the early days when they set The police task force con- Asbury Park, June 27 in As- Jan. 28., Drivers are cau- ledges that he takes com- ing (he has a farm in South sisted of 95 state troopers, and sale of heroin June 26 and Adamson has been executive up shop in Long Branch. "We July 1 in Asbury Park and bury Park and Wakefield tioned to be alert for signs mand while the economic out- Londonderry, Vt.) skeet and five county detectives and 50 vice president, treasurer, were with the New Equip- possession and sale of cocaine Wariza, 192 Belmont Ave., and warnings by State Police, look in the nation is gloomy. trap shooting (he's in the local police officers from Red chairman of the board and, ment Introductory Detach- June 27 in Asbury Park. Long Branch, Oct. 2 in Long who will be on duty in the "I don't believe in the coun- Farmingdale Rod and Gun Bank, Asbury Park, New for the past nine years, a di- ment," he says. "We had ex- Branch, who also was construction areas. The prin- ter-cyclical talk of the big Club), or collecting Persian perience with all types of Shrewsbury, Belmar, Bradley Charged with possession rector. On Jan. 8, he decided charged with aiding in the cipal area affected is between to try for the presidency. companies," he says. "No Rugs (he likes Ishabus). eletronic gear —right across Beach, Long Branch and Nep- and sale of heroin and held the Raritan River bridge and matter what they say, they sale of heroin Jan. 14 in Long For two weeks, he Visited Nor will it interfere with the spectrum . . . And we tune Township. on $5,000 bail were D.arryl New Brunswick Ave., Wood- hold on to their cash during Branch. the plant every day ("I want- his deep interest and involve- wanted to exploit it." State Police Detective Sgt. Beatty, 31914 Springdale Ave., bridge. these (recessive) periods. Neptune, July 17 in Asbury Bail was set at $5,000 for ed to find out what was going ment in education. Mr. Adam- Frank Licitra who headed the Slowdowns of up to 10 min- "But," he continues, "these Today, Electronics Associ- Park; Franklin Boyd, 1208 Norris Bacon, Asbury Park, on.") and talked with fellow son is president of the Board 10-month investigation said utes will be caused as con- greater (labor) contracts are ates is a sprawling multi-mil- Tenth Ave., Neptune, Oct. 15 charged with possession of directors. When the board of Education of Rumson-Fair those arrested were all tractors place steel girders for being written in our favor ... lion dollar complex with sound in Long Branch — he also heroin and cocaine Oct. 30 in met last Friday night, he Haven Regional High School, "street sellers engaged most- a span just south of the Le- because, with automated sys- assets. Mr. Adamson says in was charged with possession Asbury Park, and Arthur L. had five of the nine votes having served on the board ly in the sale of heroin and high Valley Railroad crossing tems, we can offer greater ef- passing, "I love that place, and sale of cocaine July 31 in tillman, no address avail- needed to unseat the co-found- for 14 years. Next month he cocaine. These are the hard near Exit 127, and another ficiency, more quality and you know ..." It's clear that Asbury Park; Patricia Chris- able, charged with aiding in er and president, Lloyd F. will enter a race for re-elec- core addicts who are support- forming the crossing for the cost control." time has been telescoped and tie, 37 Franklin Terrace, the sale of heroin Nov, 6 in Christianson. • tion. ing a $50 to $100 a day habit." Rt. 440 freeway being built by When the EAI directors the excitement and dreams Long Branch, April 3 in Long Red Bank. While he speaks openly of Lives In Rumson The 39 arrested, including the state Department of elected Mr. Adamson, they of the past projected into the Branch; John Crenshaw, 155 "politicking" for the job, Mr. Mr. Adamson lives with his three women, were arraigned Judge Crahay set bail at Transportation. opted for new management. future. Atkins Ave., Neptune, June Adamson is reluctant to dis- wife, Martha, in a modern before Superior Court Judge $3,000 for Raymond C. Wer- cuss differences that led to And Mr. Adamson's approach 27 in Asbury Park. The construction is part of home overlooking the Shrews- Francis X. Crahay who set ner, Washington St., Long what can only be called a to management is strictly per- a program which will widen bury River on Osprey Lane Caves Are Closed Feb. 24 for preliminary hear- Raymond Daniels, 164 Shel- Branch, charged with posses- power struggle, however civ- sonal. He prefers to get the parkway to 10 lanes in around the plant than to sit in Rumson. They have four ings. All entered innocent ton Ave., Long Branch, Sept. sion and sale of heroin April ilized it may have been. SALISBURY, Rhodesia each direction. in an inner office. "I'd much sons — Jim, a senior at pleas to the charges. 22 and Sept. 23 in Long 4 in Long Branch; Thomas It's No Secret (AP) — The government has Whittaker, 45 Myrtle Ave., rather talk to people directly Princeton University; Nicho- closed the Sinoia caves, a Ball ranged from $1,500 to Branch; Thomas L. Davis, It's no secret that the com- Asbury Park, charged with than read through formal re- las, attending the Wharton leading tourist attraction, be- $7,500. Most were held on 282 Asbury Park Village, As- pany had been casting about possession and sale of heroin Utilities Unit ports," he says. "I want to School of Finance and Com- cause it fears their rock for- $5,000 ball. bury Park, Sept. 6 in Asbury for a suitable partner (and hear their thinking, their Park; James DuPorte, 150 Di- July 8 in Asbury Park, and decent rate of stock ex- merce at the University of mations are unsafe. It wants Thirteen of those arrested James R. Fuquay, no address ideas." Pennsylvania; Lee a pro- to make an investigation. came from Asbury Park; 11 vision St., Neptune, Aug. 11 '70 Budget change) during the past six in Asbury Park; Charles E. available, charged with using months. At least two firms from Neptune; seven from heroin Dec. 12 in ASbury Long Branch; two. from Red Graham, Belmar, two counts, were directly involved. First Aug. 16 in Asbury Park; Gil- Park and selling heroin Oct. Is Adopted there was Varian Associates, Bank, one each from New 11 in Asbury Park. Shrewsbury and Belmar and bert Grant, 28 Peach St., New MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - twice announced as the par- addresses were not immedi- Shrewsbury, Sept. 16 in Red Bail was set at $2,500 for The Municipal Utilities ent-company • to-be; then, on ately available for four. Bank; Charles T. Gresh- Garry Towler, Ocean Ave., Authority last night adopted Dec. 17, the smaller Harvard Industries was named as a Of the 56 charges, 45 were am, 274 Central Ave., Long Long Branch, charged with its 1970 sewer and water Branch, Jan. 19 in Long possession and sale of heroin operating budgets, neither of likely prospect. But all nego- for possession and sale tiations fell through. of heroin; four for possession Branch. Jan. 23 and possession of which will necessitate any in- paraphernalia Jan. 21 in Long creases in rates. Moreover, EAI had report- of drug paraphernalia; two James Hayward, 607 Pine ed losses off and on over the each for possession and sale St., Asbury Park, July 18 and Branch, and bail of $1,500 was The sewer budget totaled set for Grant E, Jones, 93 $156,050 compared to last last three years (showing a of cocaine and aiding in the Sept. 17 in Asbury Park; Pet- loss of $810,853 for the third sale of heroin and one each er Navarro, Summerfield Banks St., Red Bank! charged year's $126,185. The water with possession and sale of operation will cost $121,935 as quarter of '09); and Mie price for using heroin, sale of heroin Ave., Asbury Park, July 30 in of EAI stock nosed down- and possession of heroin. Asbury Park; James Rolle, heroin Jan. 16 in Red Bank, compared with $111,195 last and James J. Fcntris, 2 Bath year. ward. Certainly, reports of At the raid command post 1505 Tenth Ave., Neptune, Ju- the financial picture and the at the county jail annex at ly 30 in Asbury Park; Ella Ave., Long Branch, charged Jerome K. Knyc, acting with possession and sale of chairman, said the Increases aborted negotiations suggest- Manalapan Avenue, State Po- Mae Ruiz, 45 Borden Ave., ed inner turmoil. (Not all re- heroin and possession of para- resulted primarily from an lice Capt. George Kell, who Asbury Park, Jan. 22 in As- ports have been negative; heads the state police narcot- bury Park; Edison Simmons, phernalia Jan. 21 In Long eight to 10 per cent hike in EAI reported record net sales ics squad, said that under- Asbury Park Village, Asbury Branch. .salaries, which were also ap- of $t8.885,83G for the first half cover agents had Infiltrated Park, Sept. 16 In Asbury Cecil Robinson, no address proved last night. of 'Ci9.) the groups and were able to Park; Elmer II. Smith, 1000 available, was remanded to There are five employes, In- Ironically, Mr. Adamson buy about $5,000 worth of nar- Munroe Avc., Asbury Park, the county jail to nwalt pre- cluding superintendent Wills himself had thought ot mci't;- cotics during the investiga- July 8 and July 10 in Asbury liminary hearing on charges Crawford, In the water divi- lng with another company at tion. Park; Wondall Smith, 249 As- of possession and sale of her- sion. Part of the sewer opera- one point. "Several years tional costs reflects the addi- • The State Police captnln bury Park Village, Asbury oin Dec. 5 in Red Bank. ago," he recalls, "I suggest- tion of one employe. ruled out organized selling, Park, Aug. 6 and Aug. ,7 In Records Indicating bail ed merging as an alternative, Stating that "these''people all Asbury P#rk; James A. Stow- amounts were not available Mr. Knyc snld the $90 an- as a possible solution." operated alone." art, 257 Myrtle Avc, Neptune, for Morris Jones, 312 Rt. 35, nual sewer cost per single Rulc(l Out County Chief of Detectives Dec. (1 In Anbury Park. Neptune, charged with two dwelling unit will continue. The But now he rules it out en- Albert V. McCormick said James E. Williams, (14 counts of possession and sale last hike In rate was July 1, tirely. In fact, after his sec- 1968. Both budgets and thu that none of those arrested South Bergen Plnco, Red of heroin In Asbury Park; ond day its president, he hnd CHANGE OF COMMAND — Incoming Captain Con Verrey, left, accepts the and Bnrry Williams, Neptune, salary guides were adopted turned down negotiations with were high school or college Bunk, who also was charged badgo of office from outgoing Captain Louis Albano during installation of link »BC that they were older. with possession of parapher- charged with possession and by 3. to 0 vote with Chairman four Interested parties. "And This was one of the largest nalia Jan. 16 In Rod Bank; sale of heroin Sept. 29 In As- Kail 1). Zukermun nnd mem- they were all good com- officers of the Rtd Bank Pint Aid Squad last night. Watching it Albert Newman, raids in the county, he said. Robert Williams, Atkins bury Park. ber Ernest May absent. panies," he says, iquad sacond lieutenant. (Rriglitar Staff Photo) -THE DAILY REGJSTEB, BED BANK• MIDDCETOWN. N, I: FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1970 Monmouth 5V Rebounding Too Much for Florida Tech MELBOURNE, Fla. — Su- their 11th defeat against only game — a dozen by Florida aged to hit for more than perior rebounding and shoot- three victories. Tech. — and all broke into three field goals. He had five. ing carried Monmouth Col- Mownoulli, meanwhile, the scoring column. Big Hal/time Lead lege of West Long Branch to pumped up 86 shots front the In addition to Barone, six The outcome was decided a one-sided 100-79 victory floor and connected on 37. other Hawks dented double by halftime when Monmouth over Florida Tech here last On the foul line the winning digits, Henry Moore was next night, as the Hawks closed Hawks found the range with in line with 14 points, and held a 15-point lead, 49-34. out their week-long three- 26 of the 36 they attempted. Chip Belcher was right be- The Hawks trailed during the game Florida "vacation." Florida Tech was only 22 of hind with 13. Hennessey early going, but then came Monmouth, which owns a 48 from the charity mark, had 12, Halicki 11 and How- alive. 9-6 season record, took two ard Nelson and Al (kitten 10 and their inefficiency kept Down, 24-23, with 8:25 to games, also defeating Bis- the Engineers from staying each. cayne in the opener Monday go, the visitors scored five closer. Three Florida Tech play- night, while losing to Rollins, straight points to forge into Hawk John Barone was ers canned 13 points apiece. Wednesday night. a lead they never gave up. high man in the game with They were Jim Coston, Bob Barone hit a field goal, Backboard Domination 17 points. The new holder of Strecker and Bill Zieher, but Art Smith a foul conversion The Hawks piled up an the national collegiate consec- only the last Engineer man- and Hennessey another field overwhelming 66-34 advan- utive free throw record (65) Monmoath (1(H» Florida Tech (It) goal to "make up the string. and Hie country's most accu- O F P O F P tage in the rebounding de- Efcrone 8 ft 17 Bledva 0 2 2 The Hawks came back with partment, with 6-7 Ed Halicki rate eager from the foul line HallcM 4 3 11 CMaholm two seven-point runs to settle Moore I 111 Clark leading the way witii M. The saw another modest string of Htnn'uy 8 0 12 Cw ton the issue later jn the open- Lea winners' strength off the 18 in a row go down the Lewi* ing half. boards limited the host En- drain when he missed last Leading, 30-27, Monmouth NICE PARK JOB — Jean Ratelle (19) and Vic Hadfield, background, both of the gineers to only 51 shots from night. He had five of seven went out front, by 10, on a New York Rangers, whoop it up after teammate Brad Park, assisted by Rod Gil- the field. They made 33 for for the contest and 21 of 23 streak which included baskets bert and Bob Kevin, scores a goal. Park hit the nets at 3:20 of the firit pifliad for the three southern games. a respectable showing, but it by Halicki, Moore and Ba- against the St. Louis Blues. Barclay Plager (8) of the Blues it at right. The Rang- was not enough to prevent Twenty-two players saw 3126100 rone and a foul shot by Monmmith ers lost.'4-3. (AP Wirephoto) them from going down to service in the foul-plagued Flortdn Tech Barone. St. Louis Blues Finally Manage to Defeat Rangers By ASSOCIATED PRESS lead. However, Dave Balon was set up perfectly by line- goaltender, turned aside 51 Los Angeles 3-2 in other ents. Bed Berenson scored one kept the Rangers in conten- mates Walt Tkaczuk and Ba- Boston shots before Esposito games. Bobby Rousseau fired two NHL Standings goal and assisted on two oth- tion when he notched his 17th lon from 25 feet out. capped a last-ditch rush with Ex-Bruin Gary Doernhoef- Montreal goals and assisted EAST DIVISION ers last night, leading the St. goal of the year two minutes The string was running out on the others as the Canadi- W h T IPtl. OF «» his 24th goal. Bobby Orr and * er broke a 2-2 tie early in the New York ..S\ 9 Louis Blues to a 4-3 National later. on tlie Boston Bruins, with Johnny Bucyk drew assists ens beat Minnesota for the to 68 144 101 third period and Parent, an- Boston J13 10 10 M 19> 121 Hockey League victory over St. Louis fought back from both the dock and Philadel- on the equalizer, which came other Boston castoff, held off first time in four meetings. Montreal _J23 11 10 el MS 109 the New York Rangers. a one-goal deficit in the sec- phia's Bernie Parent stacked after Boston pulled a ^goalie the home club with dazzling Pit Martin scored twice Detroit .—31 13 7 4» IIS 101 It was the first victory lor ond period as Tim Ecclestone against them. Ed Johnston with 42 seconds saves until the closing sec- and set up a third goal, lead- Chicago -....22 15 B 49 123 , M 7\>ronto it 18 1 a 123 138 the Blues over the Rangers and Ron Anderson scored. Then, the Flyers hit the remaining and a long Phila- onds. His 51 stops set a club ing the Black Hawks past De- WEST DIVISION St. Louis ..-23 U 7 01 1M 100 in four meetings this season. Ecclestone'a goal was his goal post of an empty Boston delphia shot ticket off the record for tlie Flyers. troit and into a fourth place Ritladtlptili 10 IT 16 M 111 US fourth in the last five games. cage — and Phil Esposito hit post." tie with the Red Wings in the Minnesota _10 17 14 94 117 1» Borenson scored what Berenson stole the rubber PltUburg ..12 23 7 31 95 1ST proved to be the winning goal A power play goal by Brad the jackpot. Esposito's goal The deadlock gave the at his own blue line and East. Oakland 10 38 » 3» BO 1«9 LOJ Angeles .8 » 5 al 81 1« when he broke up a New Park gave the Rangers first •with six seconds to play gave Bruins a 17-0-5 record against broke away to beat goalie Ed Veteran George Arm- Teiterdny'a Ilraulu York play at the St.' Louis blood in the game but it stood gave Boston a 3-3 tie with the West and lifted them Giacomin for a 4-2 St. Louis strong's pair of goals carried Montreal I. Minnesota. } Toronto 3, Loa Anieiw 2 Blue line and beat Banger for only 25 seconds. Beren- Philadelphia Thursday night, within two points of first lead. The Rangers closed the Toronto to its victory over SI. U>ult 4, New York 3 Pbllxlflphl* 3, Boiton 3, tl* goaltender Ed Giacomin on a son helped set up Gary Sa- extending the Bruins' unbeat- place New York in the East. gap on Dave Baton's tally but Los Angeles, which lost its Chicago 4. Detroit 3 breakaway at 7:24 of the bourin for his 17th goal of the en string against the Na- could not put across another fifth straight. Mike Walton Today'* Ganw Montreal, third in the East, Toronto at Oakland third period. year. tional Hockey League's ex- whipped Minnesota 4-2 and against Blues' goalie Ernie produced the Leafs' other Tomorrow's RaiMI Chicago at Montreal Bacon Scores 17th The Rangers forged back pansion clubs to 22 games moved within two points of Wakely. It was only their goal while Mike Corrigan and Boston at New York The goal, his ISth of the in front three minutes later this season. second defeat in 22 games Bill Flett scored for the Detroit at St. Louis Boston; Chicago edged De- Philadelphia at Minnesota season, gave the Blues a 4-2 when rookie Bill Fairbalrd Parent, the Flyer's chunky troit 4-3 and Toronto downed against West Division oppon- Kings. Loa Angeles at Pltuburih Seattle Franchise Goalby, 3 Others, Tied Put 6Up for Grabs9 By ASSOCIATED PRESS loan plan to keep the Pilots For Crosby Golf Lead The troubled Seattle Pilots on the West Coast. of the American League ap- The matter will be decided PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. ally plagued by foul weather. and John Gimmia, a New peared yesterday to be head- officially at a leape meet- (AP) — Four players, led by It remains one of the most ing somewhere — and a like- Orleans businessman, had a ing in Oakland on Tuesday. veteran Bob Goalby, sloshed prestigious and popular on the ly choice for their baseball best ball of 59 and led the "It could be Dallas or Mil- and slogged through the muck tours, however, with huge gal- franchise switch was Dallas pro-am standings. Stanton had waukee," Daley said in inter- and goo of the Monterey leries drawn by the show busi- — Fort Worth. a 74. views with the Seattle Tiroes Peninsi&a yesterday ' and ness celebrities who make up Murphy and Tom Vickers, The franchise is "up for and the Cleveland Plain- shared the first round lead much of the amateur field. Wichita, Kans., had a 60 while grabs ... it is no longer Dealer. "The league will de- in the $125,000 Bing Crosby Six players were tied at 68, the group of seven teams at rooted in Seattle," William cide that in its meeting. The Pro-Am golf tournament with just one stroke back. They 61 included Yancey and sing- Daley, a major owner of the league has given the city 67s. are defending champion er Andy Williams, Bob Ros- Pilots, was quoted as saying. every opportunity to come Tied with the graying for- George Knudson, Hugh Hoyer burg and pro football's John "The American League has forward and solve the fi- and veteran Howie Johnson. Brodie, and Roberto Bernar- nancial crisis . . . but thi mer Masters champion are no other choice but to move Arnold Palmer and Lee dini and singer Howard Keel. the franchise." business community of Se- Bert Yancey, who says he's attle, including their banks., changing his personality, Ron Trevino are in the big crowd The 24-year-old Cerrudo Seattle's franchise was on were not able to do it." Cerrudo and Bob Murphy. at 69, still very much in con- birdied all four par three the market> after Fred Danz, tention. Dallas-Fort Worth appeared Yancey and Goalby played holes, ran in putts of 15 and a Seattle businessman, was Rain Ceases 10 feet on two other holes and unable to meet a Thursday to be a likely choice because the Cypress Point course, of Milwaukee's proximity to Murphy Spyglass Hill and Two weeks of rain let up had a single bogey when he deadline set by the league to yesterday, but fog shrouded was buried in a trap. come up with a $3.5 million two American league fran- Cerrudo Pebble Beach under chises, Chicago and Minneso- this tournament's unusual for- the course much of the time Seven Birdies ta. mat which requires the 168 and all three courses were Yancey, a one-time West Rumson Bests The Houston Chronical re teams of a pro and an am- drenched. As usual water Point cadet, had seven bird- ported that the American ateur to rotate over the three puddled and pooled over all ies and a double bogey, on Freehold in Gym League, despite denials, had courses on the first three the course and players were the 17th where he pushed his already authorized the trans- rounds. allowed to move their shots to second shot into the Pacific. RUMSON - Rumson-Fair drier ground. His birdie putts included long fer of the franchise to Texas. SCENIC CROSBY CLAMBAKE — Against a background of surging seas, Bsrt Yan- The field will be cut after Haven Regional's gymnas- And Larnar Hunt, owner o; the third round for the finals Bob Stanton, an Australian efforts of 20, 2ft, 25 and 40 tics team jacked up its sea- the pro football champion eay lags a putt toward the cup on th» 15th graan at Cypress Point during yester- over the Pebble Beach course^ playing out of New Orleans, feet. son record to 3-1 here last Kansas City Chiefs, ana day's opening round of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am. Yancey missed fhe putt, All three courses carry par night with a 70.30-65.69 vic- Tommy Mercer, a Fort Worth but he went on to fire a five-under-par 67 to, place him in a tie for the lead with 72s. tory over Freehold. millionaire, said yesterday three ethers. (AP Wirephoto) Scores generally were low The Purple Bulldogs took they have applied for the in this tournament tradition- JUST ARRIVED! first places in four of the six transfer. events, and no gymnast came 700 SHEETS Mercer, one of tie owners FAMOUS NAME BRAND GENUINE up with more than one in- of .the Fort Worth-Dallas dividual victory. Spurs of the Class AA Texas Rumion-ni (70.30 — Freehold (»«.«»> League, said he was "highly GEORGIAN PECAN Tumbling—1. Bob Lawrenca (R): Hayes Stars; Rockets Fall lit Quality 1. .Mm <>ratiam IM; u. Lenny optimistic" about getting the Welsh IS). franchise. Full V," Thick Side horn—1. Johfl Ayrpa (Fi: 3. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Alcindor, a former UCLA All- the third period after collect- scored Alcindor 39-15 as an Done araham (11); 3. (tie) Luke Danz said he hoped to pre- American, last night although Furniture Finish Hudak (F> and Rick Bhandfl (Ri. ing his fourth' foul. Alcindor Astrodome crowd of 52,693 $199 sent a plan to save the fran- Elvin Hayes finally out- 4'«8' Shesti Hljli bar—1. Slevt J»cr>hi irii; Hayes fouled out on the final led in rebounds 19-15. saw Houston defeat UCLA 71- ;. Hudak (F); 3. Ohrls Norii (R). chise at the Tuesday meet- scored Lew Alcindor as a pro. R*g. 20.SO Parallel bars—i.Hutlak (F); 7. play of the third period. Alcindor and Hayes met for 69. Oreg Drewct iR): 3. Shanda (It). ing, but baseball people Hayes tallied 29 points to Hayes was leading 29-19 when the eighth time in the game Long horse—1. Nori! IRJ; '2. Ayrcs doubted it. Hayes questioned the two (Hi; 3. rnuik LawarencG (II). Alcindor's 27 last night but he fouled out. add it was only the second third period fouls that ended GEORGIA PACIFIC Still rings—a. Malcolm Shalders President Joe Cn>nin of the Alcindor's Milwaukee Bucks Alcindor Seated time for Hayes to come out on HONEYTONE HICKORY "• Ilii; 2, Hudak (F); 3. Bob rullin American League said the his night's work. defeated Hayes and the San Alcindor also sat on the top in their scoring battles. IMPERIAL WALNUT league would receive a re- • lit Quality Diego Rockets 115106 in the bench about three minutes in "I'd like to have this one i 1st Quality port on the Seattle situation Two years ago Hayes out- RENT A CAR second game of an NBA dou- back," Hayes said. "I was • Pr.-flnlihod •e Furniture at the Tuesday meeting and blclieadcr spectacular in the DAY • WEEK • MONTH playing my best game against $099 finish $099 that the Chronicle report was Astrodome. Milwaukee and tew and then • 4'x8' Shmti "not accurate." • 4'x8' ShceU WALL The Los Angeles Lakers, • Reg. 6.20 LINCOLN-MERCURY HawksEvenMatMarkit was ruined. Just like that. • Keg. 9.i0 "No action has been taken paced by Jerry West's 40 Shriwibury Avinut it Syumore "It's a shame it had to hap- formally or informally," he points, defeated the San Fran- 747-5400 WEST LONG BRANCH - The visitors closed out the pen. I wanted to have a big concluded. cisco Warriors 122-108 in the ARCTIC OAK Supremacy in the middle game, not only for the people ROCKY MTN. BIRCH first game. match with a pair of pins by weight classes carried the of Houston but for myself. We • lit Quality It was the fifth time this 190-pounder Jim Orechowskl • lit Quality TOMORROW Monmouth College wrestling needed this game real bad tr M nn season for Milwaukee to de- and heavyweight Larry Mc- • Pre-flnlihed e Prs-flnlihed and it's a shame it had to be feat San Diego in league play. team to a narrow 22-20 vic- Clen, but by then Monmouth e Full W Thick $C99 tory over Fairlelgh • Dickin- ruined like it was." • 4*1(8' Sheet! ' 4'x8' Sheet! In the four previous games had, the victory sawed up. Alcindor, a rookie, outscoral son of Madison here last A crowd of 21,619 paid a • Reg. 10.20 • Reg. 13.44 Joe DcMarie, the Hawks' $25,000 Added Hayes .16-21, 23-14, 32-27 and night. gate of $82,412 to see the dou- 35-25. 177-pounder, sealed the ver- bleheader. It was the largest The Hawks evened their GENUINE Hayes, a former University season record at 2-2, while dict with a pin win. Decision NBA crowd of the season but BLACKSTONE OAK ia Handicap of Houston great oubcoreil the losers slipped to 1-3-1. victors for the winners were far below the 41,163 that BURMES»E TEAlEMIKt Thr**.Y«w-OM* Joe Grammlcconi (120), watched the NBA's first As- lit Quality Full '/<"Thlel Chris Cook (134), Joe Romano trodomo twin bill a year ago. • Pta-flnlihed lit Quality (142), Rich Gaertncr (158) Pre-flnlih.d 95 • 4'«8' Sheen and Bill 'McCauley (107). Met Quartet Visits 4'xB' Sfteiti e Reg. 16.00 Monmoutli (21) — Fllll (ill) Rag. 53.00 UB— licrli Wtlitr (IO p. ilany MonmowtU Tomorrow ITInlwrx, 2:) NF. 7-6400. For inloimilion till (JIM HE 7-7J00. YVolft, 41. Pl.Uw nrnHil* "tnmvon ol minor!. P I77--Joe D»M»rl« (it) p. Don Art ShaniNkj, Lid Krane- Oilillll, 1139 (3rd.). OWN DAIIY 7 A.M. to MO r,M.~$AT. 7 A.M. to 4 f.M. Only 70 mlnutti from North J.ri.y vl. N. J. Turnpike to iM—Jim oreuhowflkl (S) p. lUv* pool, Ron Taylor and ICddtc Ktilvinl, l:<3 (2nd). Yost will appear from Exit t — P.nniylvMi. Turnpik. (o EKII il Sou h llyv.—L«rry Mcnon (F) p. Jim AniNTION IOATMINI OPIN SUNDAY » TO NOON Ufllir, 0M3 (lit). ,. until 1:30 p.m. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK .MIDDLETOWN, N. ].-. FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1970 Shore Boatmen Court Tourney Crack the Ice By RICH NICOLETTI The D N is a popular boat RED BANK - Ever notice in Uie Shrewsbury club. For- what's going on down on Uie ty-seven of its kind can be river when you take a ride found there. DeadlinIted Bank High School's blues, while "('," kingNear Henry arc now second sin the loop over Cooper's Bridge between When asked if an ice boat basketball team will have to Hudson Kofjional looks to after a bit; win over Brick Red Bank and Middletown could race if the ice was cov- play sink-or-swim basketball Point Pleasant Boro for its Township, am) should l>i? able Township? ered with snow, Connell said, for the next three games if lfilli .straight, win. to out score the Rockets, It may be a better idea to "The D N can't but the Class it wants to compete in the Central lltgiorial and Wull Ifrick Township and Lake- "A", with its seven-inch run- N.J. State Interscholastic Township complete the "•'" wood rouijjj out the "A" Di- keep your eyes on the road, ners can." but If your curiosity gets the Athletic Association's tourna- slate. Central is a distant vision schedule. best of you, take a quick look. George Fornier, the owner ment. second to Henry Hudson with Itumson - Kair Haven He- a 6-1 league mark, while Wall Kicimil takes on Clifford Scott Saturdays and Sundays are of "Ours", a Class "A" snip The Bucs take on Asbury wallows in the cellar without in a Garden .Stale Conference prime days for the greatest which captured the race in Park at home this afternoon, Croton last week, also owns a conforncc win. affair. The Bulldogs have action on Uie ice-covered but that's not the end of thoir a D N, Uie "Sans Nom," Saturday Clash caugtit fire of late and they Shrewsbury River. When the meaning nu name. worries. On Tuesday lied weather makes it possible for Bank will a#ain meet Long Long Branch and Neplune already have a triumph over everybody to walk on water, Fornier has been racing his Branch which it lost to in will wait until Saturday to the Scotties. man takes one step further Class "A" for 12 years. His the two teams' last encoun- play their "A" Division Christian Brothers Acad- and races boats over it. crew member, John Larscn ter. game. Toms River South, emy will venture to St. An- Historic Town of Perth Amboy is the Shrews- which has looked a little thony's of Trenton in search If the Bucs do manage to stronger in its recent out- of number 13. Red Bank, a historic town bury's Club's rear commo- dore. beat Long Branch, they will ings, will meet Freehold, a Marlboro takes on Mater to begin with, has the oldest only have to meet Ocean team which hasn't tasted vic- Dei in an effort to put itself continuous existing iceboat Connell, on his first trip on Township the following Fri- the ice this season, almost tory in nine games. over the .500 mark. Mater dub in the world. The Shrews- day, which happens to be the Middletown Township plays Dei has the scoring material, bury Ice Boat and Yacht Club lost his boat. The craft, "Elizabeth R," glided into an cut-off date for tournament host to Raritan. The Lions but hurts on defense. is not only the oldest club in qualifications. the world, but it houses more area with only two inches of Class "A" boats .(the biggest ice which cracked and swal- The Shore Conference "B" of all) than any other club lowed a small portion of the Division is still the loop to on earth. boat. No damage was done. watch these days. Mana- Croydon Captures Not only is the club a good "A D N is easy to haul back Pf$ fir TRIP T6 TUB squan, Red Bank and Ocean piece of history, but some of up if it should fall through, are bunched together about the boats go back quite a but a Class "A" takes about as tight as possible. Mana- ways. 30 people to save," Connell squan has a half-game lead, 4th Straight, 89-60 related. Connell's co-owner is while the Warriors and Bucs Freeholder director Joe Ir- Watson Kern. The boat is 10 LEONARDO — Croydon The first half was closely win, co-owner of Irwin Yacht are tied for second. Hall, behind Art Masotti's played. Croydon Hall slipped crewed by John "Skip" Bice The Warriors will go to Works in Marine Park, owns of Bed Bank. 33 points and John Mulhall's out to a 32-30 lead at the half a Class "A" boat called "Ice Matawan Regional this after- strong rebounding, picked up as Masotti sat out most of Folly.'.' This boat was former- noon in what should be an its fourth straight win here the second period. ly called "Pirate II" and was easy afternoon, but Mana- last night. The Cardinals Masotti came back in for once the property of Jake squan has been having its topped the Jewish Educa- Buppert who owned another problems/ tional Center, 89-60. the third period and scored nice piece of property, the Fort Will Host Mat Event Ocean will play host to 14 points, while Mulhall took New York Yankees. Monmouth Regional. The FT. MONMOUTH — En- Participants from Army the other Army posts with tournament will be Bill Leb, charge of the backboards. The Class "A" boat takes Falcons beat the Spartans in tries from 13 military in- posts in six states will com- entries in the tournament. head wrestling coach at Hunt- their last outing, but have Schoolboys The Cardinals moved to a a crew of two and requires stallations are listed for the pete in the three-night tour- er College. 350-square ieet of sail. It also The wrestling meet will be been very inconsistent since 59-48 lead at the close of the/ First Army Wrestling Tour- ney here. then. requires at least six inches' nament to be held here in conducted under AAU free- The "e-bad-points" system Sports Slate third stanza, and were never of ice beneath it before it is the post Field House next From Virginia, wrestling style rules, which more or will be used in the tourney HowelPs trip to Jackson TODAY headed. safe to sail. less govern internationally in Township rounds out the "B" Basketball week. squads will represent Ft. to determine a wrestler be- SHORE CONFERENCE The fourth period saw the Belvoir, Ft. Eustis, Ft. Lee the regulations. Division. The Jaguars looked "A" Division Bill Connell, vice commo- Advance reports indicate ing eliminated. It works this to be a little too far down in RarlUn at Middletown Cards score at random, Ma- dore of the club and recent and Vint Hill Farms. In the Two circular mats will be Toms River South at Freehold an entry field of between 90 way. A wrestler - who is the standings to make a bid Brick Twp. at Lakewood' sotti picked up another 11 New Jersey area there are used for the matches in a runner-up in the Eastern Ice and 100 Army personnel to at the title this year, but "B" Divlilon points and the winners and Yacht Racing Association entries from host installation heavy schedule the first two pinned by his opponent is Monmouth Reg. at Ocean Twp. contest for the team title and spoilers they are. Manasquan at Matawan Reg. canned 30 markers. championship at Croton, N.Y., Ft. Monmouth, Ft. Dix, Ft. nights. charged with four bad points. Aibury Park at Red Bank akewood Kusaierz 0 2 2 Ledalr 0 0.0 Girls Zoom into Shore Sports Loorl.P 7 1 15 The D N is a smaller boat Long Branch at Freehold Altashl'k 10 8 Howell at Toms River No. McDonnell 0 D O than the Class "A". It is an Red Bank Catholic at Rumuon-PH Dlf'derter 3 0 8 international class with 62 Res. SUNDAY square feet of sail, 14 feet Basketball Jewish Ed. Center ....13 " 18 H—«0 Hater Del at St. Aloyilus Croydon Hall 14 18 27 30-89 long and originally designed By RICH NICOLETTI "It's tough finding space for the girls to as a child's boat. It got its practice basketball. The boys need a full name when it was designed Wouldn't it be strange if someday you court in order to practice, and they need it by an employe of the'Detroit went to a high school basketball game, and' News, D N coming front the as you opened the door to the gym, two The Nickelodeon every day," he said. paper's initials. all-girl cage teams were taking pre-game • Gymnastics is also a sport on the up- warrmips while a group of boys were on swing both for boys and girls. Only four the sideline getting their voices in tune To give an idea of how the program has girls' teams exist in the Shore area, but Holy Cross Quintet to give out with some loud cheers? grown, within the next two years, the league many more are sure to follow. Routs Holy Family Don't laugh yet, it may not be too far ' will hive to expand to two divisions in order Looking ahead, Dahrouge said, "You can expect Softball, tennis and golf to take RUMSON - Holy Cross away. to house all the teams. Girls' basketball, among other sports,. hold in the next year or so. I think softball won its sixth straight Mon- The girls' basketball loop now contains seems to be very much on the rise in tbe will come first because there seems to be mouth County CYO Basketball 10 teams. game here last night over Shore area. more' interest in that direction. Tennis is Holy Family of Union Beach, GIRLS' SPORTS BLOSSOMING Bowling also has a large school enroll- next, and then golf." 100-80. According to Dave Dahrouge, Ocean ment. Eight teams round out the league Again, there is the problem of facili- Bill Grimm led the scoring Township High School's athletic director, with the promise of more to come. Many ties. "We have only four tennis courts at for Holy Cross with 28 points, girls' sports are blossoming all over the schools, which aren't in the league yet, are our school, and the boys need them for while John Philowicz took the Shore, and it may not be long before the already competing on a more Informal matches and practice. We're counting on level. TJiese schools are sure to move iiitD scoring honors for Holy Fam- girls are as much a part of the Shore Con- some informal matches to take place this COVER-ALL ily at 28. ference as the boys. the circuit before long. spring," Dahrouge said. PANELING Holy Cross is 7-2, a half- Dahrouge, who now has 16 sports, in- CASEY TRACK TOPS Dahrouge feels that softball could blos- PLYWOOD cluding the girls' events, at his high school som overnight and be one of the bigger Autumn Blend game behind St. Anthony's of Bed Bank Catholic High School, under during the various seasons throughout the sports among the young ladies. "I think Red Bank. the guidance of Jack Rafter the Caseys' Nutwood year, says, "We hope to incorporate what if we really wanted to, we could get enough 1 athletic director, has produced one of, if PANELING 4'xS is now the Shore Girls' Athletic League into teams by the spring to start league competi- not the most prominent girls' track teams the Shore Conference. The proposal has tion," he related. in the entire state. Rafter boasts of the 4x7 4x8 SPECIAL WOOSH been discussed and will be discussed largest track and cross country turnouts WORTHWHILE VENTURE further. We must show the value of the pro- - SNOW AWAY anywhere. Dahrouge and his fellow athletic direc- gram before it can really get off the tors are working on a worthwhile venture. 1.99 2.24 ground." , . The Caseyettes have to travel out of 50 School sports were originated with the idea Your The major girls' sports right now are the area in order to find adequate competi- that they would build character, enhance MAKE IT N£AT — BUT field hockey, basketball, track and bowling. tion. sportsmanship and give a young athlete a KEEP THE PRICE DOWN! Choice EA. Most of the schools involved are from Dahrouge explains that facilities present feeling of responsibility. 4 Ocean County, but Matawan Regional, the biggest problem to the girls. They have Isn't that reason enough to allow the Ocean and Raritan are Monmouth County to compete with the boys for playing space, young ladies to compete in an organized participants. and naturally, the boys get first priority. league? Enough said. FANCY SHELVING

Luon Ready to Finish Walnut Finished 8x24 1.00 8x24 1.80 with the GRAVELY 7.6 CONVERTIBLE National Boat Show Opens Tomorrow SPECIAL 8x30 1.25 8x30 2.20 NEW YORK - The 60th traditional start of the boat- hibits of a governmental safe- alloy. The unique alloy per- 8x36 1.75 8x34 2.60 and its 2-Stage National Boat Show opens to ing season for many New ty, or educational nature. mits the cradles to be hand- WINTER SALE! the public at the New York York Metropolitan boating en- formed to the exact curves of 8x48 1.95 8x48 3.40 SNOWBLOWER Among the more unusual BIG SAVINGS Coliseum tomorrow to give thusiasts. displays at the 1970 National the boat hull, and then • Also 10" and 12" Stock boatmen their first full, view Boats, motors, and acces- Boat Show is a psychedelic hardens to a strength nearly ON ALL MODELS of the 1970 array of boats, en- sories, worth in excess of outboard motor from Evin- equivalent to more standard Wall Standards and Brackets in Stock gines, motors, accessories, $5,000,000 from more than 425 rude Motors. Called the Surf alloys. The boat hull is pro- Put your name and boating odds and ends. manufacturers representing Six-0, the 60 lip outboard vided with more even sup- After three busy days of nine foreign nations and the sports a multi-cnlcr paint port than with conventional on aim trade activity, the doors will United States fill all five lev- job on the shroud and a straight cradles. CORK BULLETIN BOARDS open at 10 a.m. for nine days, els of the Coliseum to the fuschla propeller to capture A fully buoyant, fully am- In Wood or Aluminum Frame through Feb. 1, marking the brim. There also are 22 ex- Hie way-out imaginations of phibious air cushion vehicle skidaa 18"x24" 2.95 • 24"x36" .... 4.86 V the young "mod" generation. wil] be on view for sportsmen 'Young Machine' HOW * 36"x48" 11.20 Or give It a push with seeking a more versatile Another "young machine" craft. Made by Air Cushion tho48"SNOWPLOW... that can be seen for the first • Chalk Boards In Stock • Vehicles Inc., the craft is said Cam* In For A Dtmonilnrtlon lime at the show is a carpet covered Jet-drlvon surf board to be capable of speed up lo SEE THE FRIENDLY GUYS AT from Jet Hoard, Inc. The 11- 30 mph over water and 4(1 .SV body of wiiter. for about $1,250. LUMBER 656 HIGHWAY 35 WED. THRU SUN. 10:1ft pm. than. Trallcx Trailers, maker of For first mates and galley and SUPPLY CO. * Fri, 1 to JOsJO, 741-5500 MIDDLETOWN Sat. ft Ml. 10 aluminum Trallcx boat trail- slaves, Litton Industries will tin to 10-.J0 pm Auto Imports JAN. 21-25 ers, will bo demonstrating its Cor. Piail and Wall, Rdi (Neir Ijunkln' PonuU) or l/>n| " GET THE BEST Brwich, (Broutwiyi. PltKe returt Idenllrtuatloo and tlcciue to Tbc Dully Reilater. lOi ctiolnul St.. Fteii Btnh 1970 PRICE BREAK! LOBT '— since Jim* it. frlnh i«lt«r7 FOR LESS at rour-montli-olil puppy, Atlanllo Hl«ii-. ldi Reward. Aniwcrl to "Wtane1'. SENSATIONAL SALE! 3i as'sn. roUND — Ailult reraale rjoiiie. V|. KITSON'S cinlly Nrivmfln ai»rjnf« Hi., l»nciult. IMMEDIATE Phon«_7l7-3:7J. T^— White cat with tilBcll Bnd 1967 CHEVROLET DELIVERY y n^i-uinnn on ' -ci'l< 3"(1 tal' il I Imwlo- v-« two-ar. liordtoii, outo- NEW 1970 FALCONS flea foliar oil. Answer! to nam« of mode tranunlulon. rodlo, pwer Ti>ii>'. call 'i\t\-:\ru. iteerlnB- LOST — Sterllm silver, ~c'ry»tal, $1470 OVER 40 liurse hrncL'Ifl vlilnlty of lied BnnK. C»I1 7lt-8;i«9. '500 DISCOUNTS IN STOCK! LOST - Hliiall Br«y and wlille /•male cal, r»d collar. NHVB- 1967 CHEVELLE link Ave., Rumaoli. Hcwud. UMilll. MOIlbu M. TwcKloor hardtop, LO3T --- Lsily'B wrl.stwHtttl. Red automatic tronsmllilen, power #0938 FUTURA 4-door Cruisomatic. DtrV ivy. SALE $ link area lUiwjrrl. Call 717-Za!! tie- Kletrlno. rodlo. White wall tiret. List pries $2895. PRICE 2395 fore I p. tn. $1670 PLYMOUTH'S NEWEST MODEL^ \ LOST"' Blaik MITarlor retriever, #0937 FUTURA 2-door. Cruisomatic. Platinum. SALE $ female. Fair Haven Collar with lUver . Kilge, N. J. license. Anev/en to name 1967 FORD Whit, wall tires. Radio. List $2900. - PRICE 2400 - uppv". T(1-«8M. Cuitorn 500. V8, four-door tedon, T — Male beaftle w automatic transmission, power Cull #6325 FUTURA 2-door. Cruisomatic. SALE '70 DUSTER 7I7-2IB1 itHrlng. $1270 Whits wall tires. List $2865. PRICE '2365 PUBLIC NOTrCE

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1965 OLDSMOBILE "88" two-door hardtop. Automatic tranfmlsslon, radio, power cteer- Ing, power brakes. $1170 SAVINGS 1964 CHRYSLER 300K. Two-door hardtop, auto- matic transmission, radio, powtr steering, power brakes, bucket sens. $970

1964 BUICK Skylark convertible. Automatic transmission, radio, power *twr- ing, $870 1970 BUIGKS & OPELS 1964 PONTIAC Grand Prix. Hardtop, automatic ransmlsslon, power iteerlng, power brakes, raaio, bucktt i«jfi. $1070

1964 OLDSMOBILE F-8J Deluxe V-l, Four-door ltd an, automatic trammltslon, power mering, rodlo, power brafcts, $870 IT'S "BREAK THE DOOR DOWN" TRUCKS 1962 CHEVROLET Ore.ton utility with Hydraulic PRICES AT THE 'OK' SIGN! V ladder. 1969 BUICK ST670 / 1967 CHEVROLET W-lon Pickup. ... SO GRAB THAT EXTRA CASH AND $1670 1969 CHEVROLET STOP IN DURING OUR JANUARY WHITE Von. LEFTOVER SALE! $1770 SALE . .. (WHITE FOR SNOW!) 1967 CHEVROLET One-ton cab and chasili. $1270 196& DODGE ... OVER 60 SELECTED USED CARS ONLY *.i-ton pick-up. 2700 mllei. LJK« new. $1670 NOW IN STOCK ... DON'T WAIT FOR 1961 CHEVROLET Va ton pickup. Side boxu. Ladder rock. THE WARM WEATHER, LESS CARS $670 9 LEFT.. TO CHOOSE FROM, AND HIGHER PRICES! AIR CONDITIONED! For Your Own Good — See Us Now! KITSON STOP IN TODAY! CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. HIGHWAY 36 EATONTOWN 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL 5420126 "Where Doing Business Is a Pleasure" SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY , THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. j.r I HII)AV, JAM AHY 2i, 1570 17 AUTOS FOR AUTOS FOB SALK TZAVKl •TBANKP0RTATION AUTOMOTIWAU70MOTIVI AUTOS FOB 8ALB AUTOS FOR SALE Al/TOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AVtm Vim 8AI/K AVHTHi AUMlt'tA - TunWiT, tw 1964 IMPALA - Witt! ftmtr war, Wkirrtii run. TWO -*™n w w*M, %\j*U I-uK thgttuy rAyJ.tr bJt-i'W vinyl In- wi'ti HM'>ffi»>•,':. Aim «iirlt>B, yHtit*t*Jt, I itrhr twii lt" 0OI8 irter 0:30 p.m. 3115 Hro&iJ Kl 7(1 r,!W| lied ilsnk "SCENIC "CAR' SALES Radln New tap •nil Urer Muit Mil. 1W7 RADIUAC- -EMando, dtrk Ilim 1967 VdiiD GALAXIB flW"^~~two« « until a i M'-' I2H7 aftPr 6 p.m. Vlramlal, every apllim Inctuilnic door hardtop Yeitnw. Whitewnlli, ra- y ;ifl H7Z-O2Y1 Kifrhtanrin COMMUTER TO yoNKKftS, NY — dio, hcai«r 283 V-8, j-ower •'«•*•• ring. IWW H/KVY NOVA -~*!.m', HAT/.- crulac cfrtitrul. Win nacrirlcr, new cur -8, j-ow S MfiB—BrtttHBh h rracing jreen, wlr« 1WJ.1 BIMCA — Nflftdi enfln*. To ni.rry t irnall i^rltage dally. U il> A VMO l TM2762 I,Y r.l'.OS., Nnwmnn Kl.rhin lid.. 11 In. i\M -MTJ, !'JD wc-ehtlayii, nxci^t il>j.jft). A 1 ViMO. t CirrHICiHI l lire-i : H . tti l ll Wi'd.. anri 0T> Hal. I I TonnesIJ cover. Trar r mtftnlftn, cluU:)i, fif> Y'AMAK'i :i Kf>IM> KAIHLANK - Five cartiiit ct )t« .t pccut I rHiuMt T"[i mltiftrM'ifi. Htl'vc wlUl black vinyl HHIJC nc.i.r i-xcctli-ii 5.1:[0'i C.ili H* : 1967 FORD AUTOS F«n SAM4 AUTOS FOIt SALE n p.rn A«k Vn hut, Pat Keolan'i Auto Salt! AITOS FOJl SAMS AUTOS FOR SALE Hwy :;fi 7fi7-lll3 Kwan*hiir (More Classified Ads Buhler & Bitter Jerry Bararta & Lou Lerner Say... On The Next Get a better deal \mm FOK SAM-: ALTOS FOR SAU5 CHKYSLER-PLYMOUTH WE MUST MOVE OUT ALL DAILY RENTALS — LONG TERM LEASING from 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLFT 264-0198 OF OUR 1970 CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS a better dealer! THE PLACE TO SAVE IS ... EVERY Here's a Sample: NEW NEW 1970 PLYMOUTH 4-door, 6 cylinder, automotlc io/ 42 LOWER MAIN STREET MATAWAN povher ieerfngif , radidoi gndd wfillewalf l (I res CAIF (Behv.»n liv/y )! t it n ln> Partway Ovlrpou) M fc '2850 Stock » 7 * 900'AATT Wed t Sot Til I P M

NEW 1970 CHRYSLER 4-door Newport, power steering and brakes, automatic transmission. Remote control mirror radio, fiberglass whltswoll tires CAIf '3375 Ll$l U17J.S5 -

•66 CHRYSLER •68 PLYMOUTH New Yorker air cond. 5 Dr. Hdtn. air cond.

'45 PONTIAC '48 IMPERIAL GTO air cond, 3 Dr. Hdtp. air cond.

'48 PLYMOUTH '67 CHEVROLET JEEP Conv. air cond. Impala clr cond. '66 PLYMOUTH •66 PONTIAC 1970 UNIVERSAL! Sport Fury air cond, Grand Prix air cond. •48 JEEPSTER •46 CHEVROLET IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Conv. 4 Door Impala Wauon BAYSHORE WAGON TWIN-BORO MOTORS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH IN THE HOUSE AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED BANK 291-9200 229-4790 MUST GO THERE'S NO CHARGE FOR THE "EXTRAS" AT WALL! THIS WEEK! COURTESY, THE FEELING OF Cth ANNUAL CONFIDENCE. AND OF COURSE CHOOSE THE WAGON YOU WANT OUR TOP VALUES ARE ALL HERE PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SUBURBAN. Six-pmtngar, color bronu, 383 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakut, air-condition, WAITING FOR YOU. ing, wheel covers, tinted window, whitewall firs*, «dio, light WHITE SALE STOP IN TODAY AND SEE! package, etc. #8531. PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SUBURBAN. Six-p.tseng.r, color beige. ^ 1M7 LINCOLN $23" 1947 GALAXIE $1595 .... e.,.Y|. ..,,. 383, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air-condi- ^r* Continental. Four door, full powerfr, air cond., "500" two-door hardtop. Automatic, power steer- -' *•* WAI.AAIE >I49U ¥ "4* COUNTRT SEDAN ' S20V5 '"'' alr wna"ic!"eif- "50C" Fmr dr"""' AulI"™llc' p0TOr !l«r'ng. * tioning, radio, tinted glass, roof rack, whitewatl tires, wheel cov- X Wagon. Automatic, power steeringi'air" cond. 1946 COUNTRY SOUIRE ..I S1595 1M6 MUSTANG ....$1050 )* ^ ering, etc. #8532. * 19W KARMANN GHIA $1950 Waaon. 10 passenger, aufomatlcV power"'steering. si* cylfnder. * M { sport Coupe. Like new',"8,ii)b"miieV." lotn CAIDIAwr tlMt 1945 GALAXIE ..$ ^ * PLYMOUTH SATELLITE. Nine-passengtr, color white. 3IB, V-8,. X?I9.8FORD $1895 *' "Joon-cPuTsmaVfr'" * •W-four-door hardtop. Auto., power steering. automatic power steering, air-conditioning, tinted window, sure ^ Ranch wagon, 10 passenger, power steering. ,„-.,„_.•„- ,,«„ • "5 GALAXIE ,. $950 gripj radio, roof rack, wheel covers, whitewall ires, etc. ^8484. •^Jr is steering, air cond. windows, air conditioned. 1945 FALCON S 950 tioning, tinted glass, radio, roof rack, light package, whita'wall 1947 LTD, ! $1495 1947 CUSTOM $1295 SqlIlrSquiree AulonlAulomailc°

1967 ~ Value, Something to believe in JAGUAR nreoicwoy. l-our-tlr, AT XKE COUIIO. Maroon. Clecin. MOTORS INC. BUICK-OPEL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 77ic (lc(tlertt]ii[t where, the customer is important 141 WEST FRONT STREET HIGHWAY 35 and 36 at PARKWAY EXIT 117 SHREWSBURY, N.J. and HIGHWAY #35 KEYPORT OPEN EVENINGS m 9 264-4000 RED BANK, N.J. SHREWSBURY AVE. at SYCAMORE 747-5400 747-0787 18 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, JAMJAR* 23., 1970

AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS TOR SUM AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR ttklX. AUTOS fOH MALR AUTOJ FOE SAIJ? AUTO8 FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SM& K -- 'ill! Xiue, «tt« In 1M< SEDAN fJeVIUJC — Air condl- HV.tt'K — IMZ JEiectrt twr-dwr Urlor. « >i>e«l. U0 cu In. C»ii >M tloned, powor brakes, power aloertr,*;. htrrttof- Power atferlng, powpr Si 63 Vint A*t, Atlantic Highland* »950. 4t»768 anytime attrr 5 p.m. brakes. Kxci-llont O^ndlUon. T8f*?T93. no R6D HOT Excellent condition, 45,000 mlli»l. good 1MB VOLKBWAUBM — Bt»k. fair tlren. $1295. Call ttter 4 p.m., 7IH3S9. 1S167 MKHCURY MONTCUAIR — Alt- condition. JIM fill 1MT VOLKBWAOBN -r- S COLD WEATHER DEALS .1968 CHEVELLE 1 Blue, lug-fane rn'-k. Junt m|iietrl. 100% WARRANT Two-iiowr hardtop, VH •utfimatlc fcnrt rnnrlltti>nt'il. Very foot) condition, 76S flaw. Cait nttvr 6, 787-8781. •otviced. fl-JOO, 'J2i7JII af 7 {> t)i IMS'" CAMAItO — sTcrllki'. 1000 power. In "like new" tomtit ton, Bye- * H Melon inc. Now is (he lime to zero In on a mlli'B, Musi m'll. Olive trrern wl.le Hwy. 33 Eatontuwn, N. J The cars listed here ars "Svensk ova! tlrp*, vinyl top, i-aiilo. Cull T!'l- U'lil. Bucket setiU. HI- car of your choice from one of r\H2 I II RASSAS PONTIAC S 11.m. MS-Utl Testad" used cars lusej cars -tested J<15 Broad St. 7*UMmi Hi-7fifi;t. 1 UriB repaired by our "Svensk Tested" me- 1968 CORVETTE wheel ilnvu. i'till wrnii-gs. 1907 OI.IIHMOMU.K Cullaas SH|>nniB over at first hand. Drive a cou- Convertible. Four need transmis- "!»;•; Knui) nALAXlEJ-.-ifld (Mmvf»rt- JIJ. Kxcflltii! coii.lllldn Tw • .UiDr Jilfll VOKKHWAUKN - chanics and qualify for our 100% 3 74l-'Jfll!>. harritrtp, tour-Kpped transmicHlitn with ple tfiat .sewn fo meet your re- sion. LiKP new. Burnt orange. S3JV5. IMr. 'J8» VB, etim.»rd nhlfl. iiiutle^. Utw mllvaiff Ws.'tlllon IT ONI,Y'TAKES A MINUTK^'l'o *ot M.WLT slfiTliK, mug wheHs. Will quirements. No obligation, of warranty. Which you can inspect A real steal. a lietti-r de.tl .it Kusst'll O iris mol* tie- trade lor automatic trmiMill.'iiiio!! car. cimilllliiii. SHOO. 84:-37:i.V 1!«17 I'ONTiAf" LoM-itif when you come by. Cartlllar, 1OO Newman Surlnss IM.. 'lltfiri MUSTANG — aiX-ryiiud.T, Ma~ After 5, W-WM. course. We're dealing right TOWN X COUNTRY DODGE Rod Hiitih. 7-U-OSUO. diti.l stiltt. Exct-llf-nt town <-ar, '411)15, air conditldiiiiiK, linll (SO Man St. Motawan OKM di tll "707 now, so cumc in right away. 566-6100 110 Main lit. ATatawa IMPORTS "i!iii:t VOLKSWAGEN* K ARM ANN VnLK.SWAOEN" FASTBACK AUTOS FOR SALE OIUA — i'.M. ('fill J64-24OO alter 6, 40,(K)0 nilleo, llho new. J T11K VALUE CENTER ask for John Hallouz. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — 1%!>. fir Call iifti-r li. i-il-i:i?U 1969 VOLVO 142S $2495 Fully (M|U!|>IH'(1. llrlvi-n 1.B3 Itian Four-speed, two-door. One owner. Uk» new, "iflliT I'oNTIAO — Lt-Man's roivverluTlfT 5,000 inlleH. Owner gnlng nvyrocnu. irHItYHUBR I'M1.!. Nt'wjK>rl t.*u^t»iT{. STRAUB MOTORS 1968 MGB GT $2295 .t'.'fi V-H automatic, JHW, SSi-l'M-i or AMit[ .'t'li, AH rojiswiyljlc oUrri rim- Full power. Air cotiflllldiii-ri Vin'-i Kldoictl. 608-HOl, 8 - (:30 pin, T*7-top. Prlvme. $'jH(tfl 228-21L! I Evcrilnua, With cwerdrivt. One owner. :i^:i."i, after 6 ii.m. TOWN A COUNTRY DODGE 222-88M or M1--I21R. BUICK-OPEL 1968 TRIUMPH GT-6 $2195 60 Main St., Matawan 19G7~VOLKSWAGEN — WhUt Bed&n. VOLHSWAGKN lflKS ~-~" Kiirmaiin 64-77U: liome, 78T- 23II7. &31-1.158. HWY. 35 KEYPORT 1967 TOYOTA $1395 rilEVROLKT IMPALA, 1857 — RaL Ifi(lf) Kl>ItT7T'u7ioi"i~Wii' 7'>n~"v:8V'AiilM- Crown Station Waaon. Four-door overdrive, radio, heater. GIVTs Lowest Fniir-iliHH-, vtn.vl top. jiowrr fttcprlnR, 196B REBEL — P-our-flMr, pnwer t 264-4000 ulr coiulttionnl. 15,000 original miles. stcerliik'. Ooird condition. 5GS-2117 alter in a lie, iiliiR-pii.saP'iK"'!". Uinl'T Hl.D'KJ 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Must aeU. A^kliiK SMS0. Call 7U-670O 6 p. m. iniu-s. sa.3on. 787 as'iri. __ Two-door, junroof, four-speed. One owner. 191(1 CHKVROL.Br — As II, J15O, MOJtlllH 1000~SEDAN~— Otioil «et:- F(lltl) FAIItLANB BQ1I1R8 — 1DM. PRICED CAR WeDs Nurfivry, ' mid cur. ren-Ay to ^n. En^lii nd'i ni"'*t 1967 SUNBEAM $1295 20,1100 miles. PrlvulB. »13IK1. UMffl; 711-nidO rcllnble car. Economlciil. JM. 7U'.V(L't Alpine sports Car. m. on. S700, Call aflt>r 7 ii.rn. iKHM-r. ;th- r ittlmu'il, electric wtn- Two-door Sedan, One owner. THE MINI-BRUTE 7268 M'J-fl7fi"l ilnws. Call alliT (I p.in. 717-0123. 1965 MERCEDES : $2195 CncLE CHEVROLET i i "PLYMOUTH lllUB. Flirv Ill~Fouf" no S. Black. Automatic, full power, olr conditioned. 325 Unpin Ave. Red Bink Urea, radio, IH'II T. Necfl-i wl iloor aeclan. 1'rlvUo. *!!00. 229-2121. Now on display at / 741-3130 wljit'r mutur. -jl.i I, 8{'Kltif>5. __ or 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $ 795 C. Douglas Alan 1981 CORVAIR — Two-door rriupe. THE^Kl'N'ESl^SELECTION — Of new Sunroof sedan. Immaculate. 3-fiperd clean. Kuntftng comlltlon. and used enra in Monmouth County. Call MERCEDES-BENZ $75. 31 Mercer Ave., Port Monmouth. dver 1OO nlr-conrfltlnned new ca.rn In 741-O341 1964 VOLVO 122S ...... $1595 ntnek. BOB WHITE KUICK • Ol'EL,, Two-door. One owner. 4-speed, AM-FM radio. THE VALUE CENTER Sales & Serviet ViTd8~F6iii>~FAiiiiJANB~'a'-T — TWO* Shrewsbury Ave., Mew Shrewsbury, l^fi'J MUSTANQ — Convertible, ni- iloor hardtop. Fully Bqulppi'tl. Mint 741-fl20O. (ilo, healvr Autnmnlln Lransmlsslon. 1963 RENAULT .,. $ 295 conrlltlon. MOM. Call between 8:30 I'ower ateiTlnK. Yellow. S1M5. TOVVN Dauohlne. One owner, four-door. MOTORS Fcnign or Domtitic and 5. 8424114. PONTIAU UFtAND PRIX 1053 — Fat- t COUNTRY 11ODQB, 60'Main St.. Delivery ton- Lilr i-omtltlonr-d. power BtcPrtiig, MaUwah. 568-OlOfl. 19*2 MG MIDGET - .-.$ 595 INC. power lira)*,1.*. White wllh '.lla^k buck. SRG. Radio and heater. AUTOS FOIt SALE I't Heats, Interior. Alwny« B»raKC«l. 1968 STO On* block from Exrellrnt condition. Snow tlrcj. SH0U 1959 MERCEDES-BENZ $ 795 Two-ilnnr lianitops. choice of two. Both . Silvtr R.R. Station firm. OrtBliijtl owner. 220-41!)! 3205 4-door Sunroof, itiuomiiito, tint' with factory air and BUICK-OPEL v«. LBm Jllw | I!)fi4 FOlVn — Country Hiiulrc WIIKOII. Hlen.'o t:i*'L'. I'ricod for quick salt. DOMESTIC 9-pnssenEvr. Automatli;. l.llggnce Bee tlir-n m>w! HWY. 35 and HWY, 34 at PARKWAY EXIT ! I 7 842-5353 It, IIIIWIT utMTlr.E. l.rakM. V-S. RASSAS PONTIAC • 1967 COUGAR ...$1850 NOW YOU CAN ST.TO or best offer, 117-17CIO alter 6 p.m. 395 Hratil St. 711-5180 Rcil Bank Two-door hardtop, ont owner, all power. KEYPORT 264-4000 EYPH. until fl 1966 CORVAIR $ 895 GET A CAR WITH TWIN BOUO KAMELER Jeep Sales and Service 1968 LINCOLN — Powrtor blue. Ra- Two-door hardtop, one owner, four-speed. Prices start it $2 plus freight rilo hpater Air conditioned. Fully 7470040 diulppcd. 53235. TOWN & COUNTRY 1966 BUICK $1695 A RADIATOR IvmoE, to Main St., Matiwan. M«. Gran Sport, two-door hardtop, oil power, on»jjwner# many options. ISG5 CHEVROLET — Hlx-cyllnder 6100; itamlard. New shorks, brake*, car- 1965 PLYMOUTH $ 895 RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES! FROM uii^tor. s.'iOfl or best orrpr. See at "VOLKSWAOBN 1081 — Sedan, 01,000 V-20O Valiant. Two-door hordtop, V-«. One owner. Firestone. Hril Bank. 717-5700. miles. Repainted. $450. 671-1525 alter 7 p.m. 1965 CHEVROLET $1195 FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED WITH NO CASH DOWN VOLKSWAGEN ltroll Motora Inc. Impaln 2-door hardtop, one owner, power steering, 6-cyl., automatic. 1949 CHEVROLET 1?6> FORD AUTOS FOR SALE 779 Broainra; Loni Branch. N. 3. 1964 BUICK : $ 995 Coprlce. Hardtop. Factory olr. Largesl- Discounts And Falrlane 50C. Convertible. 222.3800 SAVE 5» Fully equipped. Riviera two-door hardtop. All options. One awntr. Best1 Service On New PONTIAC TEMPEST — 1962, \ Four 1? BUICK CREDIT OK Convertible. Fully equipped. 2_^J RED BANK Sptclal. Deluxe wagon, SAVE » BUICK-OPEL 1B9S p'o^TIAC — Executive, A4f »w- factory air.. 2 1944 BUICK SAVE II cr. »lr conditioned. Turquoise. ,*2500. <3ran Sport. Hardtop. Full power. 787-6212. "i IMI. TEMPEST Special Discounts For SAVE M Double Checked Rjll power. 19*4 DODGE MURPHY A DA.VI8ON - Mercedei- AUTO IMPORTS SAVE SI Members of Our Monaco. Factory olr. Bcnz Sales and Service, Hwy. »,'Fr»- bold. 4S2-5300. 1961 CHEVROLET Armed Forces. SAVE It Impalo. Hardtop. Full power. 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 17ti CHRYSLER 1S61 COMET 404 — Four-door aedan. SAVE St 3 300. Hardtop. Full power. USED CARS like new. 44,000 miles. One owner. In fact, you can get a lot INI VOLKSWAGEN SAVE SS (Mil inter t, riM-1081 ' 741-5886 Sedan. Radio. HOMEOWNERS 1»H CHEVROLET of cars with radiators from "Hijick niVIERA — 1056. All pwer. SAVE » Sedan. Air condltlonlno. Air conditioned. Good condition. $1800. 1961 FIREBIRD Ask About Our Spe- SAVE K Hardtop, 4-speed; Full power. 1969 OLDSMOBILE Cnll_78K15fl. cial L. M. Home- 1944 PLYMOUTH SAVE Ji Fury III. Air. Because we have a 1BG3 CORVAIR MONZA — ConverUblo 1961 FORD "88" Two-door, Bucket*. Call alter 6 or weeKenda. owners Financial Plan. SAVE SS 1 Country Sedan. Nine pasienoer 19U CHEVELLE whole lot of good used 916-8403. wagon. Full power. Keep Your Payments Mollbu. Hardtop. Full power. $2795 I960 FORD OALAXIB — Good run- SAVE « 4 cars with radiator.!. Lower Than Low. ' SAVE SS ning condition. S73. Priced for quick mi PONTIAC 1941 FORD .talc. 291-O048 alter 5, Executive sedan. Full powe*- Station wagon. Full power. Chryslers. Qldsmobiles. SAVE SS SAVE it Plyrhouths. 1968 CHRYSLER We Sell More mi CADILLAC KK COMET TRUCKS FOR SALE Coupa de vine. Factory air ALL CARS Newport. Four-door. Air Callente. Full power. All kinds. SAVE St SAVE SI 1061 JBKP — K ton pickup. Only 'Cause We I°i) DODSE GUARANTEED conditioning. 16,000 miles with 7' Me yen plow and RT. Hardtop. Full power IMS IMPERIAL customers, CaU_74M324. _ Hardtop. Factory olr. Some cdme with power SAVE » 5 SAVE SI "TSTBRNATIONAiTtRUCK BALES brakas and automatic $2395 Wil FIREBIRD 1941 CHRYSLER Railtan Garngo Inc., 40C Hardtop. Full power. If You Owe Money Newport. Full power. transmission. S. Main St.', Kcyport. 26i(f'l«I SAVE II 1947 RAMBLER On Your Present Car. SAVE SI l!)iil DODGE TRUCK — Four-wheel , 19SJ FORD And some don't. 1968 BUICK drive. Call evening*". Rebel. 77C. Factory air. v Trade Your Car To Wagon. Full power. 741-2IH9 SAVE Jl Special. Station wagon. Sell For Less! SAVE SI ALASKAN CAMPER — . 196r Pfird. 19« RAMBLER Us. We Will Pay It But most come with our 1945 RAMBLER Automatic transmission. Rebel. 770. Wagon. Fully equipped. 770 Hardtop. Fully equipped F-'JSO iJi ton pickup. Heavy duly SAVE « Off And You Drive 100% guarantee sign.* equipment, Factory • alr-conditlontd. SAVE SS Mmy extrafl. $2000 Firm, 787-1751 at- 1M7 PLYMOUTH Out With A New Car 1945 CADILLAC (Only those cars that pass 30-DAY GTX. Hordtop. Eull power $2045 ter 5 p.m. Or Guaranteed Used Convertible. Factory oir. our inspection get it.) SAVE SI 6 SAVE IS 1063 DIAMOND T—Two-ton. Long / MECHANICAL 1967 CHRYSLER Car. 1945 CHEVELLE whcel')a9e. Makes good wrecfter or New Yorker. Full power. Mallbu. Hardtop. Full power. So when you come see 1968 THUNDERBIRD farm truck. 8 to 3, 741-7147. After 6 SAVE SI p.m. flifi.sGO^ : ;>4 O GUARANTEE SAVE SS us don't be surprised to see 1W CHRYSLER 1915 VOLKSWAGEN Air conditioning. Full power. TMIS DOPOE SPORT VAN — six Syi- Newport. Sedan. Full power. Joe Labriola — Your Sedan. Fully equipped. a car with a radiator Inder. fttandard. Radio, heater. Glod : SAVE IS SAVE IS meciianl-' 'I -intlltlon. $l,(W0 or «st 1947 IMPERIAL New Car Dealer Over standing next to a car $2695 mr VALIANT oBar. ifll-5180. »• • ; V Hardtop. Factory air. 20 Years Sez Buy without a radiator. SAVE SI Convertible. Full power. 1968 FIAT 1968 MUSTANG ' 1X7 MUSTANG) Now and Save Hun- SAVE SS MOTORCYCLES Convertible green 4 cylinder % Hardtop 6 cylinder auto-x % Fully equipped. IM4 TEMPEST We're very democratic. 1967 BUICK le, green, A Sedan. Fully equipped.. SAVE St dreds Of Dollars. 196T HONDA — Ho 4 speed tron mi Ion maNc, transmission, gold. li SAVE IS Riviera. Green. Air transmission 7 •Only cars that pass a VW dealer's Call : 16-polnl Inspection gel his 100% conditioning. 872-OiSO ouorantK, In which he guoranlew '1595 3 *1895 100% to repair or replace th« engine, LABRIOLA MOTORS tronsmlsslon, rear oxlj,< frenl axle $2645 AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER ojsemblles, broke system ond elec- 1967 YAMAM4 &axt trical • system, for 30 duys *r 1,000 OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. 7*1 0/1O^ miles, whichever comes first, m Al no cost to yDU. 1967 FORD 250 CC CATALINA > 1968 CHEVROLET 1965 DODGE WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY 'TIL 4 P.M. l*%l ifi&& Hardtop 6 cylinder automalic Country Squ're, Station ij| Station wagon, 88 cylinder, 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK EXCELLENT d * transml slon air conditioned, IMPORTS Automaticc transmissiontransmissio , green. 4 beloe wagon. Air conditioning. i May be seen at Wellington '1995 H395 1963 Karmann Ghia $950 $2045 Stereo Center, Superama Mffll, Coupe. White. off Shrewsbury Ave., of clll 1964 Volkswagen' $950 1967 BUICK 542-6927. Ask for Tony. I Sedon. White. Electra. Four-door. 1985 160 HONDA SCRAMBWia Y 1968 FAIRUNE 196S CHEVROET • Call after 6 p.m. 3 Hardtop, burgundy* BB cylinder, Station wagon, 6 ccylinder, 1965 Volkswagen $1095 Air conditioning. 264-2589 . . • ^ standard transmissitransmissiono , automaticc transmissiontronsml Ion, green. 'Sedan. Blue. : $2395 MOBILE HOMES | $1995 1946 Volkswagen $1495, H295 Fostback.- White. Ill HOIISB TRAILER - I'*S2', ttfc* Sf <•"> I roomH, [ul! bath. |120O. Will trade Jon 19*7 CHEVROLET | car. 787.281)5, ' | . .» 1943 Volkswagen $15951 Nova. Station wagon. Sedan. Automatic. White. TRACTORS •' 1968 FORD 1965 MERCEDES Automatic transmission.' Station wagon, 99 cylinder, Four door)r , 4A cylindercylinder, 4-spKd 1968 Volkswagen $1895 FOR SALE — Two-year-old* Interrfe- nal Cul) Lo Boy tructor with rotqlry automaticc transmissiontransmissi , blue. transmistlonilon , blueblue. Fostback. Blue. $1545 mower. Slinlitly urod nr will b« |n- Iprcstfd to triiile lor larger ttacvor $ $ 1966 CORVETTE Convertible 1965 CORVETTE Sport Coupe with sJckJc mower. Call Baloiitoijn, DOMESTIC 2195 1995 Four-speed transmission. Equipped throughout. Excellent condition. d ZAP 19A7 RUICK Ma-Cora. . 't Excellent condition. SPECIAL SPECIAL Four-speed transmission. Equipped 1964 Chevrolet $975 througfiour. Eloctra. Four door. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE \ Beloir wagon. Radio, heater, auto- matic, six cylinder, power steering. Limited. Air condifionod. CAR3 WANTED — We pay tip JlJ 1967 FAIRLANE 1966 FORD 1969 DODGE $2495 1968 FORD $1995*1967 COUGAR $1995 for CIGIW usod cars. Call Mr. Vlncftit Hardtop, B cylinder, 'julomatlc Galaxie, convertiblconvertiblee, 8-rylin- $2495 5H-S50Q. . } DART GTS. Eight cylinder, Two- GALAXIE "500" sport coupe. Fully » V8 Sport coupe, Fully equipped. 1965 Plymouth $1095 transmission, while, der, automatilomotlc tratransmission n door hardtop, full/ equipped, low equipped, power steering, vinyl WE nolVT SELL JUNK - r yellow. • Factory air conditioning, power Fury. Twodoor hordtop, rodlo. Nor ilo we luy It, Hut — • mlleag«. "Minf condition." New roof. "Like new." Fuffy gua'arc- steering, fufly guaranteed. Healer, aulo., V-S, power sfoorfng. car (juaronlee. teed. IVo do buy clean. la>»- Modol Ctrl $ 19*7 pr>MTIAC at top dollar. See or call 1 M695 1495 L1NCPLN-MEHCURY, 7ion waqon. Air con- 1968 CHEVROLET $1695 1968 PONTIAC $1995 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 Valiant "V200". Two-door, rodlo, JUNliTCARS" BISCAYNE. Two door sedan, Full/ . ditioninq. Gold. TBMPE5T convertible. V8, fully Wagon. Law mileage, Immoculaie, healer, automalic, six cylinder. PICKED UP equipped. Economical, tmrnaculale. equipped, power steering. "Show- fully guaranteed. •* room condition," Fully guoran- 1966 Dodge $1795 Twinbrook Auto Wrecking 1966 FORD 1963 FORD 1968 CHEVELLE $1995 Iccd. $1595 Monoco. Two-door hardtop, Radio, Eatontown 542-2235 Country quire totlon wagon ' Hardtopi 8I cylindercylinder, automatic Eiqhl cylinder Mafibu snort coupe. 8 cylinder automat c tran 1967 PONTIAC $1795 heater, auto,, V-8, power ileerinq. OKT ^AHifb'OK YOUR FORKldfi transmissionon , buburyundyr i . Fully equipped. W/iifff finish, block Vfl TEMPEST LE MAHS sporf AND sroitTH CAltD AT MONMOUTH m s ion interior. "Showroom coniill ion." 1968 PONTIAC $2295 19*7 coupe. Fully equipped, power 1967 Ford MUTOH8, INC. Hwy 33. Ealontown. $ f-'ully guaranteed, G.T.O. Sporl coupe. Four speed, steering, fully guaranteed. $2195 Bol Air. Four door. SI2-2U(. 1695 , fully equipped, fully guaranteed. Country Squire. 9 passenger wagon, (fAsirV(m~;"aKr)"~cXn8 — Trucks, 1968 FIREBIRD $2495 radio, healer, oulomallc, V-8, air Six cylinder. InrelKri (ir ili,inr4tlc. Henri, opposite '895 conditioned, Two 70 AUTO IMPLOrMIHT HKI-P wANTKD-naiAiB Family HELP WANTED-MALE HKLP WA.VTKD-MALK BtSf!S'ES8 .. HELP TOM'sToftD »«>Wr"*»» l'Uivanu RINT A CAR NURSING \>tt -Jii*f. frt[l.lfci Utvts iff |Tr4 M W-lftM KMPOrl BRANCH rt.*iulr«vi K'iuijxiwn! (t SUPERVISOR iritf tuny c'iuir>p«, ij(*n't rtruii lOATS AND ACCESSORIES MANAGER u> i:M MftnTttinrtigli Frl. LiWiil tm> buy i.bi'.' rill 747.1077. PLEASANT CHANGE7 FOR NURSING-HOME [iloypf ticnffltji i'lfannut wdrklnji «r>n- TUB BOATMAN'B flUOI' A\W»tf A|.(.l-.' M'Mcu'iT. I*, lief DONUT SHOP V*w jBf««y'n LuriHi Marino Supply Wr rut; i.ifikinc ftip a womnn to "" Blinj.M, Mrrrinir/iil). flli*i|.|iiri(( Center, |io«lliii(i m ii'ir linokkt't'plnii ileiiim GOOD PAY - BENEFITS TRAINEE Honii, 2i Whfcri Ave,, itutl Bunic. Ul- ill'iii.Hly IMIIIWH riiiiiilil^e .pmiit luifll- inrni. Tin- Ki"l wa wc.-k uiu:,t In- in cu itl r To train for career at execu- j J^^S1 ^'^V-,!;*!,1 \l' tfjGRRY HOWIIOAT - !i'j ! Wrll*- Hux ri-1'14. Tin- Didiy K 11 m ii. I si:,,iii« t., %r.,.iHl iicr yenr. Jflvlnrude Flnhwinnn, two innkM, / Ufnint'T, lid Hunk tiva with largo national com- j "' lny tnil lor. y,m or tuMiuntttMy Cut fn n-dini. we orfcr oxrHIcnl frings ar HI fiu HI.|M,1IIIJII, n! i.nly, Alt'. LU'.iily, M^IWU. l.t'iu'Ills, iilfii-=ftnl wnrlilnn uimlllifir.l P >y- utut the i:imtiru io trow wliti an auilva to r.. Klvo i]u% ii n'wer-k Mii.n t ¥/•••- lf>07 OWBNK W ralihi (Tiiiricr Kim lucal i!iiiu:i:tn. In III- f'-'.'l It.il.i Write t.t »»x N-IU5, Tilt! bully KUKIM- MARINE SUPPLY " «lx, KilUlpi'Cil wlUi (Ivjilli flruLi-L (jiui I-!.- wild NM-mtlw. j,',1" llT, Itlwl JiiUilt. I'.fltHtil" l.(l.:h.ll>, tnnk, (inh won, Mxi-it liiinli"ii, ulti ll>'j, 'i'htt Ijitiiy J'.egla'.cr, Jtetl JJaiift, WAITHKHBKH WAXTJiiu" -"A|...ly 'in f l-'f <>i ttiiriihuy I /./I yj;<.!H>tl I . I'U- Irlc rmiKi', i MlitwiuL BIMHUUOI- HH IHTriun. Iti-x 1/Mii-j, 117 W. Kruiit Hi., un-.-i iiu.l *-f|.ii «-r.!, runt >M,,{Hi(i ( . otlmr warned txlrt*. I'ltr,..™ cm au Hnl lii.ntl. Hn- Mtlie. U ••>,* •.•l,,Jl'WI l (:,.••! ,.,;,) (ifdT 1* O. "HF.I'KI'T.ONIHT" - AnhiiHMK.Hr.ltnr," :•'.". ](»;. Ktit>t,t'i»-i> :; .1. I/T7LM. I.I'N'n - :, to u. u to 7. Kfri James MniMlay-1-Mdiiv. 3-d. •*l.7:, nn hum. COMPUTER OPERATOR MARSH MARINE Nuralni Home. Wntu Mox Ji'J(>,',, '.Die I>iiljy JU'Klwtc;-, ffiHtH r|li:y !cl;il i ynir fur :in i X|.crifiir.--f in-ffin It) matiiijic IIIMIIT Inr 201-MOO |I['IKI'-IH. I't'tfri'.ll'in-' I') |.'ppi- n iii.i'n ti -ii'Kc, «|if. lull/.lni; In h'n •>< tlr,n»i nf jtri-iii'T rciiii'i'ifllilltly 8 riiniliu ..xi.cTMiirf nn II'.M Ml ".' ONE LJKUIUN .MAU1NK PHIt M AtOINT Ari D TEMl'OJtAUV 'UKOIHTKltKU " .Ni;ilHF/ • ~r>r "iJ'N 1MIK s; tfln wth t »!»• iind C-0 H .Mipi.lirH «1,.| 11,11,|R CluipiII.Mlt, Id HYP f thi tl BLUEJAY M SCOW ACE KMI'LOYMENT AflKNCY for wvi'lifnilu, 7 hi :i :i() uhlfl. T-IJ. fr.ji II tvitliln tli'69 CHAMP JJ/SAI, KSTATE RA^E«w6'iiAT*~'-' Iri'ill'iii* pi'r.Vl'll* fr,r AI'I'I.Y J'KPHOVNKI. DKIT: l.AfiflK. Wl'll rfifsitilllitM'll |>M ,»->'-, I'l- Kxci-iitliiiiHl <>i>|iurliinlty Cor llvu-wlrc, MAIDS — Fill tlinu jiMditifms uvul\- futurp. An[1- 2\ i,r CO niifi giff filmc, (ifKnf [isrJtlnK. I'ATAI.INA rxiii'rli'nrvil Hilrnwunwn, In 11KI ™ over out PERTH AMBOY T«|. !.,i;itlnr.. Ihirry B jtowliimi, Hi., COHONAOO 15 l:il/ll»l:<'it ntrin ,lt,lri(! it Itmlll-inUllun but not GENERAL HOSPITAL nt'M, 17 Hrniid St., Kiti>ntowii. 15 Orchard Bl Kid Is,mil 7U-fi"'i? fnil' frlMK.r l.i'n-flN Apply t.iWr-n l PKItTII All HOY, N. J. It^- AW'l IN I'KHKON, RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor p.m. - 3 p.m. Porfi'Mitiel uffh", Iliv- CALL *''MKN'"~" F'Olt KKNT "-•- Fullv TURNABOUT DOLPHIN i*rview l(n;;jif{(i I MMTfl't, Ext. TJ'i, "Our Hn.l ywir" Aii rqunl o[iii'irliin!lv ^mjiloyi- Buholinl Siilln AnitliiiiB M;il'l|ii: 8(8 Mwy :I.'I »>iri'W»linry 7UBM fur tin intiTVlfW. f'ARK.F.Ii OPPORTUNITY - JulM one M'I-II.' nt any tiiiit!. Call 711 M.'nii. (i)-'I'-.S'l'IlEK'r I'AJlk'JMl HOUSEHOLD (»! MoiiinfHjUi iinil Ori'an 'Vim . for Mr. or Mm. f'rtcr .Mulclto. WOMEN —Earn J50 «nd"~iip~ per liiK , exiici'li'iini rcijijii'i'd. RclllriK liiuiK- (NVKKTOK -..'or nurtnOr M0,fl(W ("" BUSINESS NOTICES gpoiiml ' Jlfi/cn-fli.T.i. J'ermjuitm Jnli Ing, UH'OIIBII our «|^r!.'il cumpnny - your^Bparo time, 5GG 5C57; SOG-ori^ri. FINANCE rJm-Nrt WHWi'VJx Vll'l, Tli'(; iifllly Kur [reti *»MI inuttuH .iliono l''i»lix With frln|{t! lifnvrUs In piquant at- m-hrtol, iiuitliricf yoiifiK nt"n (of >| Elmur, Fled tank. MIHS1Q8 AI nk S~^^~7 tf P 37 ~TT 1 i. 11-7." "Mommy, we're playing 'I Spy With My LitMe Mlilillotciwn SliopiilnK renter Unnft In tjiie of t'1'Iny'rt rn'>M \u< France, 787-5(02, r Suirllfitf $1.7. > jwr hr. CHII HAYVZEW Fabric J'';iJ;, 60 JirfJJil Hi., Ufd B»Jik. 1 IIVP prf).f('--*t]c>nn. If yf»'i arc IUHMTI LIGHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS NIMIRINO HOME, 291-1)4(0, for Inter- 1107 Hwy 35 Middletown IJOOKliERi'lNO MACHINE '"oi'EKA" Eye Something Beginning Wifn A , buf Jeffy In fJrwt ypar (•arnfng« of ii2,W0 with INSTRUCTION VAHD8 GAHA.GE8 — l'Teo estimates. 1 imMtiiih'd fiiturd limmiu jjolcniln!, c;ill .Call after 3 p.m Hl-lU'j T()H - 1M,r NCR 3300. Ootrf pny and and PJ are ruinin it 'cause they can't spell." frlnjfo bi?nrfll.w Call HAftny OOLD- 671-1400 COMPUTER CAREERS UK IK! ft 8ONH, 'Herrind Ht Corner WHIIWASHER — 3 to !l p.m.. llv In buslnl'flfl. Industry an.l gf)verriment SMALL JOBTPECIAL7ST~ ""BOOKKEEPER^ hcwlfi HI., I'ertli Aiiiboy. H2HM). Hnyit a vverk. flito fl f)'i« (l»v. A-l'I'l./ RKMODBI.lNa ADDITIONS REPAIRS HELP WANTED-MALE HKLP WANTED-MALE MAINTENANCE MAN — Tart lime, • tart wlLh EriI'I (rnlnlnB- Hay anrl 8-lS A.m. and 8-12 p.m. to handle in i.ciwi. K1.VO JAMES .-• " evening*. Call tfri'I at B«2-2SOfl ar EXPERT PI.ANMN'C SII-aMI WOMAN FULL T1MK — 8 to 4 j< ni, HOME, 2014400. Ai»|ily in punion at JOYCE'S BUB floor waxing, porter word in one vimt EGPI. 2W MonrnnuUi Park Hwy., ASSISTANT SHOP, Ltnrroft Shopping Center next building. Dny work. Owe! fitartlng YoijNrj M/\N^^ FOR rtRNKIi West I./>ng Branch painting. Refrigerator* cibliiols tr- Knnwli'dtii: of tiOnltkceplng fssi'inial aalary, Prince be net its. Paid vncattDn. LAUNDIIY VIOHK — ExrPlknt . flnlntied, Ilotnea: Interior, exterior. lircroraijiy in the auto business. I'er- Call 747-5666. jtfutunllv tn Iparn tratir, ftlOHily ii Kitchens ami nfaynjniii.1 rcmixldcd. mitnent noHlthn wllh fAmnve inr ml- X-ItAV TECHNICIAN — Ar« you MACHINE OPERATORS lion. Paid varatlfjiiH. Prfc mflli n UNION Re&nonable. Guaranteed. GUl-15r.O. vn tire nip nt In now car (ir;iil(>i- willi AKF(T ri'Slfilrred?'.'? If hn, wo can of. UB — Men'* cTtothlft^ ^hVST antl HUrKl'ial J'lfln. Alif'W Htiir rlt';iri' IITII ffirlllty. All convrnicnri's, cx- fcr you UIE Hilary, licneflta und work- ardiithery or nhocs. Experienopd pre- Br«, 132 Myrtle .AM., Una Hmncl,, TECHNICAL JOURNEYMA^CARPENTER cenciit nvirki/iff aintiltUma un>l aH ing rnntillions yuu hnve heen lofiklng ferred. Full tlmt, yeitr round em- lunciih. Write, giving full detuIlH and tor. Contact PerBonnel Otflce, RiVfr- PUNCH PRESS — BRAKE-SHEAR ploymctit. EKcelienl fiala/K'd v\\in 787-2809. view Hosjiltat, 741-2700, Ext, 225, (or commlBidon. Part-tlms worlt ronnlii. Excodcnt fipjwirtunity Tr>r 1>M((ht pi-r INSTITUTE imrLtcLilurs In first letter, to ««x K- •ercd. Call after l« a.in BUAD- HOUSE PAI.VT1NO - Kxiierkwl .ffl, 'rheJ)!iily_Renlnlfir, Hen JianU, an interview, son. wlUi Inti'rtHt in Mnloxy or <*'"•"' Intoilor-Exterlor. Keaanrmblo. I'llone DQCK'-B, Monmouth Srtopp/nfr center, Istry, to loin prorim-tlon group wit RN'B — 3 p.m. to tl:30 (Tm.^fttttT ftatotltown, M2-0S15. A»k for Mr. 842 H.:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m.. full »nd part- WELDERS CHlHbllntKrfl llf« cdcricpft cumiiam FEB. 23 CLASSES sonalilr, cnrlng. Specific bourn, com- Qeorge, High Hf.hnol dli'loma nectrwary. Appl FURNITURE MOVING - Allies Hid time. Apply 229 Bath Ave,, Long petitive Dpen salary. Write Box K- NOW FORMING Branch. 229-4300 lor appointment. MECHANICS WANTED - Experi- 4cllarn cleaned. Free cstlmatea. Call Ififi, Tli« Dully ReglHter, Red Bank. WorthinKton ntochcinluaJ rorp. 1*7-3002. ence on buRBCfl prcforn>d. Top WUKPH 7>AiiT"f/MB — Mffihtf and weekcndT LABORERS lor the right men. Many benefiw ln- HallH Mills lid. Frechr*. • Electronics Technology TREES REMOVED, LEGAL SECRETARY Must tic '-1 or older. Apply In pt-r»on, eluded, Aw>ly BORO BimBBB CO,, INaPECTOft — Incoming and In pro liRAUS^ER'8 DAIIIY, 80 First Ave., 449 Shrewrshury Ave., Shrewsbury. • Drafting Technology CUT OR SPLIT UP FOR F!KE(V0OD Atlantic Highlands. Higher Rates. Blue Cross, Blue Shield. r<>HH l,n(pr<;tlon Of Hmall fMlir)()ilt' Call M2-3272 or 222-626? parts. Borne expeirlvnct- with mohrtu; • Architectural Drafting COUNTER QIRL. — Morning shift. Overtime. Vacation. CONSTRUCTION lite Instrument* rpriulrurt PleHse con PI.ASTBRING — CEMENT — CHIM- Large Middlesex County Law •Plrm Excellent working conditions, excel- Wanted: Foremen, operntorn, tniclt lact Mr. O. Lelnlnger, M2-O200. Htco • Electronic Drafting NEYS — FIItEPLACBB. Free esu- lent pay. TOMAINO'B, 186 Monmouth drivers, pipe layers antt iahorers. Only «orp., 31 Park It.m. 73S2. Health benefits, etc. For applloaUone necessary. Chrysler product! preferred ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS NUR81NO WOMEN - PART-TIME — Show Llia Mon- *Frl. 12:30 to 5 p.m. on Sui but not neccanary. Fringe benefits and MAMAOKMENT OPPORTtlNtTY - jewelry. No Investment, collecting or contact Mrs. Becker, Borough Clerk, Live wire experienced real eitate HOME, B Middletown Ave,, Atlanti HAVING A PARTY? day. Call Rlverview OoHea Etnyy, " profit sharing. Excellent opportunity Highlands, delivering. Cill 787/6282. Municipal Building, . Entontown. • 612- 2700, Bxt. 262. (or right man. Eatontown area. Wrle Halesmar. or broker, for establlihed Now You Can Learn FOR CUSTOM CATERING 3303. Box N-193, The Daily netCiter, Red real estate ofnee. Memtjer of multiple TIRE CHAMQERB — Full unil part- CALL MERRI-MAKLVGS A ASSISTANT — For ortilO- SALESWOMAN — Preferably «cpei Dating agencies. Draw for right par- 741-5033 dontlet, wlltt Initiative and en thus!- SALES Bank. time. Excellent pay. Apply wlUlIn or • IBM Offic* Automation asm. Expedience preferred but not «s* NEED MONEY to help your family enced in cosmetics. Five day wee ty. Call after 2 p.m. or evenlncB, call 671-2415. Ullod Year Sor ' budget? Edgewood Dairy needs you. lull time. Retail store, North Loni REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Excep- 482-562B. Or write Box K-181, The Store, 1(130 HI. K. Mlddlotown^ • IBM Computer Operator , ENJOY YOUR PARTY sentta). C*41 741-6611, mornings. Brunch. 222-1347. tional opportunity lor live-wire, experi- Dally Register, lied Bank. ^^ Let young bartender with East Slilc Houn 10 a.m. to 3 pjn. (or your own enced salesman, In oltl establlnhed of. JUNIOR DRAFTSMAN A.\D DE- • IBM Keypunch Now York experience serve your hours) Snlary anil commiftslon. A-pply OLBSKK-TYFIST — M««ure pereo: flee doing a multi-million dollar bull- AB&B MB LER/MECHANICAL — Ex- TA1LER — 8')mc experience urt SALES REPRBSBNTATIVZB NEED- Cdficwood Dairy b/ phonfl, 741-1455, : fcrroil. Apply 110 Chestnut St., Re Lcatn and work with 2 computers on Eiicst.t. Call alter 5, 7 morclal. Reasonably priced Free es- phone 222-1294. . ^ DRESSMAKER AND SEAMSTRESS and receiving. Apply In person, MA- Claaiea atart Jan. IB timates and planning. Prompt ier> WANTED — Haslet area. Only ex- FLOOR HELP WANTED - Alilc RINE LUMBER, 1139 Ocean Ave.. bin, 132 Myrtle Ave Long Branchy vlea Call 7413953 or 8420tl.':0. DENTAL ASSISTANT perienced apply. C»)l bitween «-7 double needle onorators. Apply Sea Bright, "KH'C^TTEN HELPEIt ~ ^i'ull t]mi Northeast Computer CARPENTRY AND PAINTING Girl, experienced in clialrsldc assist- n m. 739-0112. person. KLBVA KLAD, Air Marln Pull benefits, vacation, and holiday! William Erhard. Sr. ance. Full time pnsltlnn for three- HOUSEKEEPER — Live In, to do EUB.. Locust St., Keyport: DRIVER — To operate aeptlo tank Mun. thmugh Frl.. " a.m. to 3:30 Institute Rlrl office in Hazlet. High salary Tor cleaning truck. Fart-time. Mornlnga BUILDING pro. Apply Qlbhj Hall, or call 535' 222-8103 ceneral housework and assist with WOMAN — To do cleaning Tuoida; 60 English Plaza Red Bink i>ie right pernon. write to Box o-ifle, three children. Own room, TV. Ref- preferred. Experience helpful. Appli- 4681. SUSPENDED CEILINGS — Paneling- The Daily Heplater, Red Bank. and Friday. Own transportation. Ca.1 cants should have regular night Job. An EquRl Opportunity Employer 747-4MT Finished recreation rooms and attics. erences. 741-2544. 842-2324; 747-9338/ Sheet rock and taping. 842-428B. "YOUNG LADY — To flo handwork NURSE'S AIDE — 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 SBNIOR WOMAN — Would like mil CLEANERS rLABTlC~:OATWfi "COM rANY "h' NIGHT MANAGER — Hours, 4-1*2. and propping, full time. Apply shirts. Experience and transportation dleaged woman for companion (• openings for operator - variety < SHRFJWfiBtJRV DECORATORS, 468 $100 per week. Six days per week. work - InU'ri'StlnR - bGncHls. APP MERCHANDISE fNCOME TAX RETURNS necessary. Starling at SL'.2O per hour room and boaTd. Call T87-0473 after Apply Mon. • Frl., 8-fi. Middletown Broad St., Shrewsbury. phis litieral heni'EUfl. C;i!l Mrs One. lncoplas Otjrp , 771 slircwsbury Ave. Don't let U throw you when you dis- Burger Chef. 1020 Rt. 35. ahri'wulniry, N.J. ^ FOR SALE covor that you may have In file from XfcBI^h~PHACTiC AL~NURSE 8~^" Holmdcl Nursing Home, Hwy 34. 946- 'WOMEN — Qoi5crropJortuiiitV~tor" $2.35 6 ta 15 seiiiuatc forms to prepare your 4201). chonen few, full t>r pa-rt-Ujjie. For 1 "CLEANERS WANTED — Full anil For nursing home. All shifts. Top terview L^all 94G-4804 after 5 p.m. FULL TIME PORTER Per Hour Start TYPBWnn*Ell8, ADDHfO machlnca. returns, Our staff lian staclm of ronnn. salary. For appointment call 291-O600 pint-time, ('ill! Mil-IBM. Willy Bld|S. All makes new or used- Guaranteed ltno\v« Uow li> use tln»m, writer's SE"CRETARY~"^~'l'iiiriime position Benefits. Apply in person at FOOD- Hun. thn>u£h FrJ. wild expanding pjei'trfinic Jirm. Gen- SALESiilltL -- Permanent posltlo TOWN SIH'EItMAItKETS, Jit. 36, Port + Company Paid Benefifs 401. Kort Monmoutli. Low as }2S. Scrptco's 101 Monmoulh C'itmp ami a wild sensu of liumor. full time, fur general -soiling. EL>] [ncIurffnK HIUQ Cro«y, Kinc Shield Si J1*xtJ" Iheater. 717-0195. C»riKiration, pHrtnership, biislness, eral oftlce work malnlr for englm'tr- Monmouth. MKN "PART-flMB* : j compmy. Includes typing, filing, f-Hce iHTfcniMl but not HIMcssary. A (with Rider "J"i. vncatlonji, START AT f00 WEEKLY pcr.tma) and stale returns. l!)i)i ycttr pait or full-time openings in this area. ply In person tu Mrs. Pln.^iey, KI llEUABLEnjHEBrtruiTlSXN' — To holidays and life insurance. Tfs E F> Ti ire i hTw KQ V I i 'TM-TNT ~ In Midillctown men. llarBfry Travato Call 747-DG7O for appointment. and reproduction of blueprints. Must Throe nvmilnR". S-i'-i'ilty Majs. Ca be reliable. Call 8(2-3535. LIN'S Froivt St., ned Bank. uuoK, drive, and ilo liglil housework HlndgcU gjifl-rircd oven, bnklnm own A Assnus., trading as 'Reliable Tax These poditioiiH nrc In the 747-4030 for appointment. and roasting oven, J drawers. Musi Service. Appointment only. 67M289. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Pour- for amall Rumpon adult family. Call clay week. Apply fn person, no calls, CHILDRKN BACK TO SCHOOL? 8*2-3456 atlor 10 a.m. bo Been to !>c npjirri'lJittMl. Uow.-ird Tarn those Fpare hours into dollarp. Johrson Restaurant, Rt. 33, Middle* R.H. RICKNER, JR at MATAWAN DINER, Hwy 34. llat- HELP WANTED—MALE AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced. WOODBRIDGEAREA HELP WANTED- Male-Female awan. Sell AVON'S gift line to town. 671-110,. THEATRICAL CONSTRUCTION neighbor*. Call now - J. Etrchall, Full benelltj. Ask for Frank, at F&H Bncclftllats In camentry, built-in cnW- EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC FULL & PART-TIME ADVERTIBINO SALES . 3VIXO3 TO n% OFF—New ana ASSISTANT TO BOOKKEEPER - 741-4343 or 4G2-3377. 7711220. —Top salary, alt fringe benefits. Mus MOTORS, Rt. 35, Eatontown. M2-1117. unetf ruirs. Over 1,000 ruga 4nd rem- nets and room designs, 7*1-5617. Sharp with figures, for local stock Wo havo a position tor an experienced INSPECTOR AND MARKER — For have own tools and desire to learr MATURE MAM—Experience preferred. To arrange an a p no in I ment advertising salesman. Excellent nant i In alock. brokerage Jirm. Call 542-1882 between Imports. Opportunity for advance, Full or part-time. Apply In person HAMRAH-BMER8ON 1 and 4 p.m shore's leading dry cleaning plant. Call 643-4040 trlttge benedts. salary plus commls* MOBILE HOMES Steady posittun. • Full benellts. Apply ment. Apply in person, RED BANK KEYPOKT ARMY AND NAV* Bion. Write ADVERTISING. Box 306, (THE REMNANT KING* DENTA~L~~ASSISTA>!r — Full tlnicT Star Cleaners. 132 Myrtlo Ave., Long AUTO IMPORTS, Newman Spr!nr« BTORE, H W. Front St., Keyport. B«tween 10 A.M. and 5 P.M. Middletown. 1813 Rt, 35, Uiddletown, &71-58G0 Please write to Rd., Red Hank. Branch. JANITOR AND OROUND MAI.NTE. NEW NURSlSb HOME dcslrei top Box 232. Hazlet. SALARY S3 50 PER HOUR NANCE MAN — Full time Mays, gen- MArBE SCHIFFMANS HN — 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 shuts. Full notch personnel. RN's. LPM's, Nurses \ rwt won't go thrnugh another WAITRESS — Steady portion. Apply or part-time. Starting S28 per i plus liberal benefit!. Call Mm, Cllno. clan, 'social Worker anil Food Stana estimate. Our ^^4tl i Yeaear In Red Bank. TRAILERS — CAMPERS Dr.. Atlantic Highlands. . Holmdel Convaleacent Center. Hwy ment. Guaranteed increment, w.lthln Dl5vmS~AND~HELPERS ' - Ex7 Liberal Increases for right man. 40 ter Arnold Waller Nursing Home MOTOR HOMES first month. Call 741-4015. hr. week, day shKt only. .Only those S LPN WANTED — 12 midnight until 34. 94S-4ZO0. patiencod In handling hou.seliold goods interested In working need apply. For _787-S3M._ _j PROWN'S N. J.'s targest dealer, over 100 unltl 1 Must have driver's license. Excellent Reil Bank 711-7500 on dliplov. 8 a.m., five nighta. Nursea aide from COUNTER WOMAN — Experienced. MEN WANTED Information call 291-2083 after 6 jun. GUITAR TEACHER — Experienced I p.m. to 12 mlnnlKht. Vicinity Holm- Part-time or run time. *1.75 an hour. opportunity for person flecking per- onlv Apply in Mrs. Nelson at Lfc.- ANTIQUIB FLAX SPINNING WHEEL, Norrls Odd S«al. Monitor. Avion. del-Hazlet area. 747-2017. Betty Brlte Cleaners, 475 Hwy 35, MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN manent position. Apply In person, a SHOE MANAGER — For hie^T-dUal* NEVE MUSIC SCHOOL, 300 Broad IlM Oel/R»y. Votunlt«r. Swlngir. Middletown. a.m. to 4 p.m. ALBERT BtlRDCIS b Ity children'* shoe itore. Must know St. Molawan. M6-4233. Call 747-4M2 Wlnnetxjgo. Gilts. Aristocrat. SmoKiy. 925 Hwy 35 Mldclletowi SON INC., 24 Clay St., Red Bunk. all phases of store operation, salary >Yoii con see them all at INSURANCE WOMAN EXECUTIVE HOUSEWIVES — Want ta make PIN Full or part-time workers for eveningi commensurate to experience. Send res- REAL ESTATE MANAOBn - For POT BELLIED STOVE) — That haa LarKe commerolal general agency Muet be at least 18 years old. CARPENTER — Tor general main- ume to Box P-135, The Dally JleHs- been electrified at ftoor lamp wliti MONEY? $10 - $20 week. Telephone tenance repair work. Driver's license active orilcc. Must }« very reliable, SCHIFFMAN seeks talented Insurance underwriter •eliciting Mlddlntown • Red Bank Ex- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — ter. Red Bank. well qualified and have had good ^ed burlap .^latle HOP Call 7*7-*0r»2. ot *• Colllnowood circle, Rt. » 1 M and rntcr. Unique opportunity to pro- required. Year round employment. change. Call 747-4878. 5 Experienced, .full time. Apply In per- Good salary. Paid, holidays and bene- background In real Mtatc Meld. Write Farrnlngdale, N. J. ?]l-5256. gress with rapidly expanding organiza- SON, HERBIE'S CITQO STATIO> Box K-164, The Dally Register, Red tion. Prefer agency, experience but LIGHT HOUSE CLEANING ON SAT- Llnorolt, fits. Call 787-1038 during day. 311.1032 SALES REPRESENTATIVES NEED- CALL will consider insurance company back- URDAYS. CALL AFTER S P.M. 842- after 6 p.m. B0 Salespeople neededUo cover Bast- Bank. 747-3181 ern N.J. J20O per week. Greater po- ground, salary commensurate with 2410. START YOUNG MAN MECHANICALLY IN- AMBITIOUS COUPLE — WHO need L.ANQ BK1 BOOTS — Worn once. AUTO RENTALS experience. Many fringe beneHtn. car tential. For appointment, call Mr. Du- more Income. Unusual opportunity LJPN'B — 7 to 3 ami 3 to 11 «MIts. the New Year In a new field. Eecom CLINED — To operate tractor and brovjiky, (60S) 888-4770. , - Surt fcoinl Wcuicr SRI 6'6". Call 812- necessary to aner week. I'HKKHOI.D — KtMBAr.b. W» will frade or buy out become a licensed real estata sales ery of cars. Five-day-week. Mueller flco, RIvoTVlew Hospital, 7*1-2700, Ext WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED — 225. for an Interview. IANO AMI OUOAN WAVtEIIOUKK. LOW RATES right — Call or Come in Luncheonette. Ideiil hours, 8 to 4, man. Earnings are unlimited, ami £ Chevrolet, '560.8000. Ask tor Ralph SITUATIONS WANTED-Female 12 ThrncUmorton St., Freehold. 46'i.iTM. five days. COSTA'S, Kcyport. 264(1762 draw against commission is available RJioy. Open 0-0. THE CttOWN AOBNCY, 98B-H0O. CONSTRUCTION • DAILY TOM'S FORD Need qualirlQd people as foremen, KXPWENCEDNTOSEB\ ATI*ANTIC TRADING POST~^*~179' HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE operators, truck drivers, pipe Inyers Wlsnea to care for sick or elderly Grand Ave., Ijontf Branch Antiques, HELP WANTED-MALE ami laborers. Send resume to Box R- person Retcronces. Live-out. Eight china glasfl and used - (urnliurp. Wed. • WEEKLY ASK FOR ED SIGLER 182, Tin? Daily Register, JU'ri Bank. hours. Call 787-3288. &nd Frl. 6-10 p.m.. onrf Sat. nnd Bun, HWY. 35 2S4-U00 Keyport An equnl opportunity employer CH1LT) CARE — In my home lor 10-6 MnBuy and nell 22f)-:tfi.tS. • MONTHLY PATROLMAN working mothers, POOL T FACTORY HELP "uSED~CAJl~CbEAN UP MAN — Ex- 747OW7 7 perienced. Good working conditions. Ihlckness and i") slate. Re a) FACTORY JOBS NEW SHREWSBURY savings. AUTO PAKTS-REPAIRS We need a few people (or our 12 Tnn ials.ry. Call_7tl-ll2(10. BABYSITTING — By malure, wom- mfdnight fo 8 a.m. shiff. No rofa- EXAM FEB. 14, 9 A.M. an In ynur home, full "VoifNoTfiw — Interested in If (I- •:in^in'i8 AIXRH.W SIIOPPE3 tlon. Musi be over 21 years ot age. Worried about war plan! loyoffs? Our Storting Role J6700 Year iiniirtnl career. nui-ounllng back- Any make vncuum repaired Good pay for 40 hours. Stead/ work tile factory Is expanding, hiring now, Call 542-4422 for Information or pick Kround pivlerml. Must be ahle to 4Mon7 making fins ceramic tile. Our factory preparing for the up application at Pallet Headquar- meet the nimni'. Relily to Box R-l (IAV Fon 8ALB Isn't fancyi but you'll nexl peacetime hous- ters, 5S6 Tlnton Ave. The Dnlly Register, Iieil Kank^ 65o a bale «rtii up. AIMO straw. WALL ing boom. Permo- like Atco's friendly WOMAN WI8HB9 HOU8EWOI1K - 462-O273 people. Paid holidays, nenl, year round In- Own transportation., Mon. - F'i. $18 DE8K8 lift up FILKB, tabtes" "chutr«7 LINCOLN-MERCURY , . , . , vacallons, Insurance, door WDrk D0 r* I { U I ' ' ^^ V' HELP WANTED-MALE a day. 741-1310. iddlnc mactifncs, typewriter*-, ' ofrire J J I U I and officr benefits. I I I • I friendly people, 5ome GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY r irouBBvvonK" bit IRONINO «»nini equipment, etc., at harftatn prlcrn, SHREWSBURY AVENUE . I I • I WQ were an equal night lobs, too, wlth- DEPENDABLE Ne or iisni AAC nirsK OUTLF.T, AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE opportunity employer out rotation. School- fur Fi-lilny or Saturilay. Call 711-0141 Permanent Position f Rt JliVjnftkhiinu Ml-StfO. AT SYCAMORE before it become fug, skills not required STEADY WORKER after ,i pm, RED BANK — 842-2500 m& fashionable, For full lime employment. Musi ba Mfi" ~CK S».V A AT RPfj A N VI -- I ?.fT 193 Nowman Springi Rood- able Ic work wltli Ilia public. 9:30 rt'jftl). InHlriU'tlonii iticlmkHl by crrll- SURVEYOR FINANCIAL Ifil K.A.A. fllj-hl Insti-m-Un-. 787-OH14 ATCO CERAMICS CORP. a.m. Io 5:3C p.m. Monday Iliru 747-5400 ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Friday, fiaod slcrting salary and iftcr fl p.m. HWY. 3! 26*8000 KEYPORT many company benefits. Coll 741* PARTY CHIEF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 809 Railroad Avenue HWY. 33 294-WOO KEYPORT OOia for appointment. Excellent Solarles, Unusually EK- ~RKKITY~BA~LON POB""§AUI"~ M!d- (More Classified Ms tenslvo Fringe Benefit* Includ- dlotown area. Absentee owner, 56Q' On The Next Page) ing Retirement Plan, Nospltali/u- 8:31 alter «. _ tion,' Molar Medical* Disability aim" BHdl* "— Oood locution. Bu»l- Income Protection and Tulllon ni.s< KriiwliiK cvniy year. It Inter- Poytnenf Plan. c^t<'<) <;jilf .-inrr 5 pin. fur appoint- FOR SALK nieiil, VHMliiil __ CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY •L.5. or Ability Io .MIt." Ol'I'llltTTMTV >• 1 I'illl show ACCOUNTANTS Obtain Ii Oe*trcble. vim Imw tti intilcve your nosh • I TIRE CLEARANCE A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Replv wllh Resume, Salary Require- need vntlr umlvllloiw. If ynil i|unlirv, ments and Availability Io: vou stint Hnuill ;uul KHIW big. I'lionr Many cJistonllfiucd slyk-s. Priced A truly unusual and unir|iie oppoi'lunily for an :a^-MH:l lot- iuti-rvu'w. ^ ^ T & M Associates, Inc. !o oo. Ensy cfcdil tor ms. Cull individual interested in pelting In on t!ie ground Consiilllnn 8> Munlclpol Eriolnepjs Moving and Storage 213 Hwv. ft Mlddlelnwn Twp. IIKIJ' iVANTED-MAIi: FIRESTONE Accounting Pearl and Bend ncstrlnglng floor of a relatively new and dynamically expand- I'.O. Red uonk, N. J. 0/yol Wlillo t, Mnptc Sli. Ta; 5/00 RKCOKD KEBI'INd, Inx Bervlco. Kxiirrtly nn hrnirtrd nylon SI Mi a ing, multi-plant lmimifncLiirinu operation In 1 he 201 • W4I12 (Iflneral ni;i:iiunllti);. Vriir roiinu. ANDERSON BROS. > strnnd, Rlrrllni; olnsns Irani 75c, All Rciliri tonlldenllal PERMANENT POSITION Whiifiuii Hyncma, inc mnm IlKHHSlLUiB1 30 Uronil St.. ite.1 packaging field located in Atoninoulh County. INC. H.'klilc. Adding Machines-Typcwrllcrs PACKING - MOVING CIVIL DRAFTSMAN JANUARY CLEARANCE STORAGE Tlic ideal candidate will have an accounting de- INSTALLERS l'lunibliij; and llentlng New 176? Moili-h, -plcfpin (nitl color AhDINQ MAC'IIINKB — Typnwrlti'rs ffvc jihis several years experience, Sonic cost ex- (Junior & Senior) snlil, rnnti'il, rnnilinl Murnlro'i 11)1 ? ANDKIMIIN IM.l'MIIINII en Excrllenl viliiries. UIHIMKIII/ T.V. t o',y nivlit (onus. Coll Monmtmth ill. Itctl Mnnii, 747-i>iHr» FOR THE INSTALLATION UOIWIIH. Now Work. iteimulL'llng. perience helpful. Excellent salary and benefits oxIntMve Ii lfl(>•• (.ml Ml us liny tho illftiminiln you ilnn't A t UiillDD (iiiynicnf pUii). f'o'.ittonj room roinnilrllnp; Tioliilim (it lull »nl m. Roofing, Siding & Ingulatton 1 Illk'll pi klcnh SNOWMOBILES 2ji.ann nricr 3 p.m. ol Moiunouth coiml/ only. tlon*. alteration*, mnv ht>m>'». Wo OLSMN CO. INC. Jtooriitr, "lillnir A Reply wllh Npsiinif!, Siiturv ilo tho »|iolo Jnb. 2B(.1111)1). 2:2»2ri!l, lniulnllon Inslnllml ami minranteed MIDLAND GLASS CO., INC. Ro(|Ulrcinenlc. (Mid AvutkiiUlHy fn; Slw-doo for 1970, world's Painting and Decorating lor 10 yean, jm oion. ;OI-OIMO. WESTERN BWLllRK - Adillllnns. Altornllnni. P.O. BOX 557 T & M ASSOCIATES, INC. finosl. Pricos from $695. niranrs. Rmits unit Now llomeg. llAltiril,' JONKH""-"l'!ilntinii' aliiT ELECTRIC CantulNtMi R Wi,»Hrl|Xil F:n«lnv»i« 7ll-;l;IM Ital|.|| A Cnln. WIIII,. 11,,.i init 1'iilly Inmiri'il Km Inn CLIFFWOOP, N. J. 07721 1 RED BANK ojlllrailrn. c«ll ai'lMU Secretarial Services '1\'\ llltiliwuv J ) CO., INC. MliMMMown (ov'M'.IHii AUTO IMPORTS aAlll'HNTIiy - ArlrtMliiim, pnnellnn, INHTANT BWCIUU'rAHV — tfX|irrt An Kiucili'miportimlly •m|iloy«r N. J. INSTALLATION P.O. Weil ..(ink, IJ. J. Sl«|U, KlftOWAlhM, ItftllO. Oll'l JfittM. nK [rttnK 119 E. Nowmaii Springi Rd. nsuomlil. imn, iuinn, 74T.;:I;I« tyiiliift. ntclui, t>(tu!(lion)ilii| nntl mil- ORGANIZATION Vm li'rrn Kullnuli's I'nll 811' 31011 An Equal Opiioriuriily Employer . All Kupiioi t;(infiilrtill(jl 741.5886 20 .THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK • MJDDLXTOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JANUARY Z\ 1970 FOB SALR FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK APARTMENTS COMMKRCMl. EENTAM HGUSKS FOR RENT ROOMS HOUSES FOB SALE ENJOY! ENJOY! O«uw ««iri>pfs ITEMS YOU NO tONSEf brighten fiomes, Vse our new JBrt«yht- COU-IK STUD BEHVICB — AKC. yOUNO O1IU- — To Bhar p JJNCK.QJT — 6«» «IJ It. tvaJU'jla MUttiniJ JNJJfVJlJlJAf., 'Und«f 'Hi}) Oi ALPINE MANOR'HOTEL 'HURRY, HURRY,"HURRYI Tone sham pita nntl (or Mfc you tan l'roven. Five genoruttona of chain- with Hum? MaUwiLn ».rta. Cull (n new ranlemporury bulldlnf. Idrtl tthaic liou** in jBf« Bright wHh pel- plori8.Cal^ now or later. Tll»538l. ANfl MOT«JV ROOMS - *M- We i»ke tuie lu ru«ry. W« A lo Z Rental Center, 1SI Nwiuiii IDKAL KKArii — Four roomn, fur- with nutd icrvlce, (20 ptr week. tuilld move nul In 111 rliyn if you nefd Ont mul«, TWO-BEDROOM HOME! — Available Moicl roonni, »M »r week ir.rt up Sprint,'* Rd., shrpwsbury._ 74.1-0040. one (rtnalc. All ahotn. Ono yrar olil nUhuil. tMIUtlca *u[>i>lled. 940 per OCEANPORT OFFICE PLUS GEN- Frt>rua>ry l«t. Ract Kennr-burg. '(12S p earty iMinscsitlnn. Our hum* MM four Special me if paid by mnntri. 1 1 VAITPKT — Must sell, * (lit HU l. DOC, QROOMINO - live, all i>a.ncli'il. H1X 1M0MS fluor. Prtvdie eniranre. Call 747-10*1. Hint nu\v Ait. •M It for iMI >!••/ "i tmw jnu'll uifnil KAHK TllVKItKKONT FIN1' Haloti or |>ni|e.^Umal. 2fii-lftT7. many lifil'PV VPNIS Hetp. (lilt todiiy. WITH A QUICK ACTION "UNPAINTED'FURNITURE """"JlKc'KKC.IHTKKEi'riM'IM'lisS Kl ll AIBD stools, chairs, desks, chest*, »t REAL ESTATE FOR SAL! HALL BROS., Realtor! LOW-COST discount prlrpK fasti unit <-;iny. PUPPY VILLA WANTED TO RENT JtKIt HANK — r-.-iii(»m fipurlinvtit. ~ DISTINGUISHED" HOUSES FOR SALE 813 Hi\er lid, 141-Tfi^fi I'^lr Haven Hwy. :!* Ml^.m-lown 1 MOIHIJIT M'tllljili' luting Metvleft DAILY REGISTER RED BANK LUMBER M.I, IttlKKPS AVAIt.AIH.K AHiIy^ "I itl. . L(h-u»t Avc, Apt. 1. WE NKKD — Fiva or six, 2-3 berl- Kl'MHON IH'NOALOW FOH J17/i(in Opni T Pdys __ Pf»rl and Wall, Rpfl B;irk 741-S^fKl I'KDKKSSIIINAI. IlIlimllBli OFFICE rnoin fti'titnl Homes, furnished nr un- Witii loss Inml, only (.(;i5,(H(i. Kntnitire \VK BVY LITTKUS furnlshPil In™ 585 to i'ibl) per month hull, living room, dinijlR r.miii, Mlrhi-n ^MU'DF'HN' ni.viN'n ACCESS* mv I.nnk for me hrlt;ti! inir|jlr tmildinK I'Oin' MdN Mill'TM - House wlTh" "UUMSON" I'RTMK' LOCATIOM FAMILY AD four offiricm-v apin-tinrnts with kilt'h- i SPACE tnc incoming personnel THE RK/ir? witii utlliy (LITH, UirfcU.fMlJuniiifl, t>.tih Allfl only SSt.WII '(l'' llirPP-l'eilrnoin, KTUIIAUK i'.\HI\ET • - Imporlnl ttm'sa (riun the ruMilcSlnnes. AOEWCY. Kt ^S, Mi'trtletown. fiTl-1000. 1 tfiis Will lent M-piii-Bli'ly or ;i)l. Fuv- i Locatrd In center ot Red Bank Iwntiatli rr;unt ami At""O BIMflivlmg 3 LINES . 5 DAYS rruin <;.Tin;nn 71" hifih. mO wlilP. 747-::t;:!4 taxi's (tiiod Invcattiictit. Call [or up- »)p))Cfl or unrimiifbt'd. Hoai'll privi- | buBinesB dUtrlct. ritnrli un I'-, iirr^, IIIIB' kllnlifn. FOR 5 Twn >iMis old S'J.'id, .'>.i'.'i;1!J.'». ntWQAI-mV Olt SMALL HOUf4B — Iwpcjir t'UJisf. I.IOnK r«»>Mi wltli fire- KIUKPLACK ("T.KKN mid mittimus. UKK Two mnl All these feature! provided: Twit tipcinxmu. I two iiriM'lv'. 1'nfur- RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor |ila,:c nml liirRr l.ilmuli'il l>"H:h. Buy 2.00 Tliroe black, one NKWLY RENHVATRI) ""• Four re iilHhtri, $85 lo JUKI iiumth. 4!).']-|lifl2. JUST coal. :.'U-Rp. ].;i'lli's',.-t>alF ami 'ili^'- and bad). !)'-' ymlcn PL, Ht'tt Bank "Olil .T-'ml y(M|-' Available fr>r Merchandise For Sa' es fl!/.(» H. Man's lent her bootTJj.^l/.f Ut'ttl. i-tmMnK RHS. hot water, park • Ocnlral A!r Conditioning ENGLISHMAN wiints lodging with 619 Ilwy », Shrrwflbury 741-MKM ""* RUS'S"ELL'"M.'"BORIJS 1 • Srlf fiprvire Kievfttor only. ArttcU: must criginaip from I; ' Cflll 711 MM »>£?roiT «. BvcWnjss ENNEI,K — (itlcn Ing :m[Milled Aiiuits proferrfii. $v, fiimlly wlihln .'» miles Red Ran It Air- Dt'FMTIlEK'f H househoM and may not rxcced a a&! Imardlng, fti^iTiiltij; all brecrtn. Htul Iirr innnth. Oiu- month's scrui'Hy. In • Private Parking 8fiace Pint. After G rail Mr. JUlhy, 717-2MIO. REALTORS , price of S50.00 prr article. AKC registered Phlliuahlla puppies, tiulre at no-A Llnclvn Plat-e. • Comptftle Jftnltonal Service f lr WASHING MACHINE " -~WpaUriK- • Individual Thermoatalically '\VII>OW 'Wishes ~ pcrnianpiit "fur- MORTGAGE'ASSUMPriON am ltlvor Ril. '» H»v«i Prictt MUST lie sdwrilsfrt. Each wormeil ati]srE[i ^CKN- home or duplex. We will rent It out TWO BOX STALLS FOR RENT fnmlslioil a l inidi rni.fhcd H.piirt.nuMit. ry, Ilmlinr. IIH) E. rtlvcr ll.l.. Itum- To Place Your Daily Regiiter many uses, consists 01 five ptu-ec vaoy. Situated In Munmouth College for you when you are nol Iir-re in- FAMILY AD, CALL .. . one is open ttnoUrn •*•. Ocwisioim) Sleepy Hollow 1 lorne Farm, 747-1100 RriisoniUilo. In Jtcil Bank, ricast cull come will morn than parry pxpfnflf 741-2382 747-0^48. Act now. Erl. Cnnway, SUNRISE rliair. Reasonable. vicinity. Detached from private home 54 Broad Street Rod Ban 'MOTHER AND Fnvn CHIIJIREN NEW REALTY. K9 N E. 19lh Ave.. FL HOR8K~TRAlLEn — ~$1 M~~SP vcril Laurie Male 741-6900 table Optvna Lo 80". Four mate* now saddles, bridles and ttalt«rs. 431- No pets. Adults only. Call 222-1GS7 desire fiix-or scvfii-rooni limise to On InVPly woofirtl hair acrp Int. Living 9 RO lL rrnt in EH&t Keansburg area. *95- mom, dining room, kitchen, Imir bpii- 24-Hour S«rvic» i-halrs. 38" hutch. Excellent condition. 3£0O. 531-8122, tween S and 7. Prime lorHlloii. Spai'p avallHble f 03na. evenings. rnr>rns, 1 ';. hnths, dm (iaracr and (More Classified Ads FIREPLACE WOOD (OAK» pBR HMB Optician, EnKlnror, Ai-chitecl, Arivfi Imarniriit. J34,1)W. STERMNr, THOMP- AUVAYS GOOD VAMBS! Klectric QUICK, GUARANTEED RESULTS. STUDIO EFFICIENCY — CaiTotci tlMng, AcLoununt, cle. Parking, mil SON ^SSOfS. RfaKor, 747-3K». On The Next PBRC) LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTS: C\hU ALAN MINTON. 747-5570. furnished, an utilities. Lovely rlvci MENT — Near Lliifrnft or Bronkdale 747-0573, 7*1-3888 heater $4.73, hnmppr $2.75, youth hrd Uen plus alr-inmiltlnnlug IncluHr!! S'Jfl. upholstered arm chair SM..W, ot- and ocean view. $130 per month, Etfl rent. Lnifle, Fttr details tall EDWI rollcgr. Odll nt-illj after ;i:;iu i».m. J5"i REIlUrTIONS — WINTER SAL! toman i\0.&), flve-plec« kitchen sot clency apartment, all utilities, fur II. MAItTIN, Broker, 542-5!>(Kl. *THREE~OIl'~2!rRf>OM APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE $19.50, hide-a-bed $:W. rue pads ftxt':, en, 7 weeks old, adorable and ready RUMGON ROULETTE. INC. to make your home theirs. $41 In- nl.thed. River and ocean view. $150 --Furnlshefi. Red Hanlt - Ealontown T W RIVER RD.. RUMSO.V $4 75. 3-way drp'ssins tnhle mirror l>er monlti, 291-2375. area. For one adult. Call 7U-39H, S4.75, «moklnn atantl fl.75, walnut cludMlimt shota. 717-1953. roomn, private entrance. Reasonahti COUNTRY KITTEN droplenf ga telex table jtt.so. etc. 10 Monmoulh St., Red Bank. RUSCrt/S, 25 E. Front St., Ked BftnJf, AKC registered. All shots. COMMERCIAL RENTALS ANTIQUE SHOP 741-16SW. BUSINESS OFFICE — Store or lw FURNISHED ROOMS 38 Tlmmas Avc, Shrewsbury. 741-967: B88-MM on }usy K. Newmtn Springs Rd. STORE — 2C'x40'. Also three larga Hours (tally, 12 lo -V Closed Sunrtayi OXE ROUND OAK OOFFEE TABLK AKC YORKSHIRE TEJW1ER PUPS Shrewsbury. Phona Hl-5886 Tor deist' FREEHOLD — Private entrance. Five rooms of shop to browse throiisl — LfirKe hlRh-hacKed oak bed. Hon- of/Ices. Reasonable rpnt. Immediate Good location. Refeiences. Also ons ILLMENSEE — Very good background. Asking $175 RED RANK — Modern office »tl«e. iter type kitchen cupboard. 747-5865. occupancy Apply Serplco'a, 101 Mon- rurnl«hed efllclency. (62-1596. SEASONED FIREWOOD — J40 pi Call 774-6552. mouth St., Red Bank, next to Carlton Immediate occupancy, call cord. Delivered. OERMAW BHBPHBRD PUPPIES - Theatre. 741-7064 KEANSRURO ~ :te occupancy. SAMUEL TEIOHER S8" snow-blower. New. $300 of! Hit Jacks, 8^c ea. Whlte. Six yvecka, shots and wormed. as desired. Executive Center, 1 Main AGENCY, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. HOUSES FOR SALE OLDEST REAL ESTATE LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER Call 74I-O464 or 7«-757g. St.. Ealontonn. J42-326;. H2-3S0O. 7174573 741-3866 RED BANK LUMBER FIRM IN COLTS NECK PICK-UP ANT) DELIVERY OROOM- BED BANK — 600 to 1200 so., ft. eY — UnlurnlsllC( G.E. REFRIGERATOR — 10 cu. tl CATI and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500 1NG SERVICE — No appointment available In high rise building. Ex- five-bedroom, l',-j-t>ath colonial. Land Call MAHOGANY DRESSEIt — And ehif- necessary. CANINE COLLEGE INC., cellent location for doctors, dentists neaped grounds. One year lease a (Another) 842-1517 after 5 p.m. lonicr with mirrors. S35 each. Two Long Branch. • 229-8933. and other professionals. Will alter to »)0O monthly. WEAHT-NEMETH maftog«ny alngie beds, oak buffet, anil 28 Hlveralde Ave. 7H-1732. NICOLXrTl AGENCY, 741-2210. TEICHER MUST SELL. — Tables, rugs, washpi upholfttererl chair. 741:8197. GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES — COLTS ©LEN , 5 BEDROOMS dryr-r. portable bar. Bedroom ,,Mt, 'Champion ilreil. AKC. Healthy. Good BUSINESSMEN'S CLUB — Wishes $125 to $350 Per Month portable TV. 531-8817 alter 6. «•' OAK KNEEHOL.B DESK — •» THE BERG AGENCY * I. L. B. * pets. Call evenings. 845-9560. to rent house or office suite, In bust. Freehold Township. Five-btdroom, 2 Vi-bath Colonial. 'A acr* Blue and white flowered porch glfcier, ness zone as clunrooms. In Fair Ha. T.I 35 EXCLUSIVE DOG HOUSE S45. 16' Frlgldalre. two-door, top OREAT DANE PUPS — Champion ven or Itumson area. Occupancy any en-ioco landscaped lot. Central air conditioning. Wall-to-wall carpet in A nice 2t"k42"x38*i" lli$h house lo\ Irteser, $65. M'i-2370. sired. AKC. Cull evenings after 6. time within six month. Write lo Box READ SLOW 229-1841. LOCUST — Three-bedroom home. S living room, dining room, mastar bedroom and hills. City water man's best friend. $22.50 unassemble OARAQE SA'UG — Plywood, mlacel- R-180. The Dally ReRfsten-, Red Bank:, eluded area. Furnisher!, security an but $29,50 assembled. PUREBRED SIAMESE KITTENS lanmua, Sat., I»n. 24, 10-4 p.m., 25 OFFICE SPACE AND SECRETARI- references required. $200 a month. COME FAST and iewar. On* ytar old and in excellent condition. 30-day Laurel Dr., Fttr Haven. No papers. $20. Call 291-J926, RED BANK LUMBER AL SERVICE - Modem building. possession. $39,900. 7Br-8815 Red Bank. Call 741-7064. Fearl ana Wall, Red Bank 741-5500 PORT MONMOUTH - House with WATERFRONT HORSE FOR SALE — In excellent four efficiency apartments wlUi kitch- LUNCHEONETTE EQUIPMENT — MACHINERY FOR SALE FACTORY SPACE — Two 7.000 »q. OCEANPORT shape. Call ft floors, one 3,500 iq. ft. floor. Suit- ens. Will rent separately or all. Fur. COLTS NECK 40 BOX STALLS Anil supplies. Complete set-up, very 842-3052 Bnod condition. 1!B' counter, 13 atools, D-B BULLDOZER r- Complete burn- able for light manufacturing. For rilshcd or unfurnlnhtd. Beach privi- This two year old ranch home Is fountain, Bain Mane, stainless steel Int torch. FrMtoHsrM hydraulic unlls. MINIATURE SCHNAUZEJt PUPS — leaje, call 747-1100. leges. 787-8470. being offered on the market for 43-acre hone farm, surrounded by beautiful horse farms and tables, char-grill, flat griddle, hood, Propane. Salamanders. Grease units. AKC. Shots, tails cropped. Home EAST KEANBBURQ — Modern three- the first time. This custom built 431-2991. ' HAMILTON BUILDING country estates. Main douie featurei 30x30 living room wlrh exhau.it Ian. Carbnnator and all ne- raised. $125. Call 946-4233. Center of town Red Bank bedroom home. (200 per month. home Includes the following fine fea- ccpaary supplies. Phone 741-0056. itone fireplace, 20x20 master bedroom, large den optm onto ADORABLE HALF POODLES — Approximately MOO «j. ft. «*< Phone 787-34S2. tures: Three bedrooms, extra large THREE TABLE LAMPS — 535, three MERCHANDISE WANTED Father unknown. Three pupa, eight ond floor modern office. Feb. 1. $360 NEW BHREWSBURY — Four-bed- living -room wrth brick fireplace. carpeted patio and 20x40 in-ground pool. 40 box-ttall barn, end tallies, one cocktail table, $40. weeis old. Best offer. Call 842-1006. per month. Heat supplied. room ranch available after Feb. l on oil fired hot water baseboard heat, Call 7B7-0986. ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top caih PHILIP J. BOWKIM A CO. a month-to-monlh 'basis. $250 plui util- full size eat-In kllcbeh, plus o full training' track, office, thrae-room apartment, other outbuildings paid LE9 DEUX, 799 River Rd., Pair TREE PUPPIES — Adoraile "Heinz Since 1B94 -- ^- _ basement. KELVINATOK REFBIOERATOK - 57", three males. Call after 3 p.m. ities. For Itirormatlon, call 493-8730. including caretaker's_ quarters. Low taxes. Minutei from Mon* hren, Easl. Tues. .Bat, lt-5. 741-4337. 60 White ftt, Red Bank. 7TT-72O0 Many attractive features go with 520. Good condition. Call between 10 942-4788, COLLBCTOR-PAYS TOP CASH FOR SIX-ROOM older home In Monmouth (his home, such as a floating dock, mouth Park. $215,000, and 5 p.m. dully 842-31C7. Beach. J1SS por month. SCHANCK OLD TOY TRAINS MADE BEFORE AKC COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY - COMMERCIAL fruit bearing trees, and oversized WESTINGHOOSB REFRKffiRATOI Lovable, excellent temperament, AOKNCY, 8 Linden PI., Red Bank. AND AFTER 1940. 7T4-371O. 747-0397. lot. Located on o quid street In —^ood condition. *35. Call ctiimplon sired. Wormed, shots. 431- desirable Oceanport. Owners going COLTS NECK ' SMALL HORSE FARM 741-8307 WANTED OUTSTANDING — New ranch Umd oriental Ruga 4000 SQ. FT. ta Florida and being offered for the WEDDINO aoWN — Size 12, Worn COCKAPOO PUPPIES — Adorable, reservoir, Oolta Neck. Four bedrooms, full price ol only S30.000. One of the finatt constructed homes in Colh Neck. Three- Chinese and Persian Plus 400 sq. ft covered loading area. once. ^M. Also Wall Tapestries Shota, wormed. Paper trained. Avail- HvlnB room, dining room, kitchen, 215 Call now for Immediate inspection,' bedroom, all brick ranch surrounded by small hone farms. call 291-1055 anytime FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3H3 able Feb. 8. 431-2896. btha, family room, foyer, laundry "ask for Jerry." mom. Two acres. Completely fur- Five acre), fencing. Two boxitall barn. $69,500. BU1LT-RITE BABY CARRIAGE — GREAT DAXES — AKC. Fawns and aNTIQUES — THIany items, toys, fur- Suitable for light manufacturing, heat- nlsherl. $550 per month, 842-3666 eves, PLENTY OP MORTGAGE Originally 575, now $25. Call after J ilture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, Blacks. Sound structure and temper- ed, excellent electric service. Three 842-0303- days. p.m. 741-8788. lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining ament. 229-5607. offices, four laboratories, five over- MONEY AVAILABLE COLTS NECK. 3 FULL BATHS room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, head doors. Halt acre approximately. CONVENTIONAL - FHA • V/A ST. BERNARD PUPS — AKC. BeaU- Oalhurst 631-1899 or 228-0892, HOUSES FOR SALE Five-bedroom Colonial high on hill with trees. Large living tlfuHv marked. Six weeks old. Call TEICHER AGENCY HAMMOND 291-203O. $47,000 room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, family room with firiplica), NGLISH RIDING APPAREL FOR THE DISCRIMINATING- BUY- Call STERLING THOMPSON AS30CS., 'Intepindini Listing Broken ER — Rare silky terriors, AKC, Realtor, 7*7-5600, FOR REAL SERVICE three full baths, full basement. Nica, area. All this for only WANTED champion Sir Winston bloodlines. Pup- Steclallfti Since Wt lit: RED BANK— Office suite, approx- IN REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE $52,900. ORGAN pies available April. Also stud ser- Imately 500 sq. ft, 600 sq. ft, 240 IB Ipring jacket lo fit woman'* size 31- vice. 431-2S96. aq. ft. River view. T41-6699. Proptrty — Management ifi, and color coordinated hard hat, Consult a , Mortgages ilzc 7. Preferably in dark green or STORE — F»r rent or sale. Property UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. CREAM RIDSE AREA leep purple. 70' wide, 90' deep. Store 50' deep, Member of 287 Oceanport Ave., REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 131 acrt horse farm. Good house. Half mile track. Over ona STUDIO 30' wide, Rt. 36, Haxlet. 264-3777, Red Bank Ar«a Oceanport OF ASBURY PARK •lease write, statine condition and APARTMENTS raila road frontage. Fencing, brook. $1500 per acre. sklnK price, to Box N-198, The Dally MLS mL 542-3509 NEW HAMMOND legfstei. Red Bank. FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment. HOUSES FOR SALE Ideal "In-bptweon housing" for trans- CADETTE ORGANS WANTED -SCAFFO bDS ferred personnel. Short or lonp term. Vail brackets, pump jacks oand lad- Also one efficiency. Call 462-1231. $555 |>r Jacftg, etc. 291-3227 after 6. Includes bench, delivery, lnj taut-play MONMOUTH BEACH - River A Slirf book (lets you play songs on four own 3UYINO OLD NEWSPAPE3RS —Ard Club Apartments. One and two bed- Irom the start) and 5 weeks of leasoni icnp metal. Deliver to 64 Central room apartments In modern build- at no charge. COME IN FOR. A FREE We., Red Bank. ings. Air-conditioned, science kitchens DEMONSTBATION. $195 • month up. Call Resident Man- INOW PLOW WANTED — For 1967 ager 222-8309. PR 5-9300 titemallonal Scout 800 M&iu St. Asbury park 842-3196 RED BANK — Luxury high rise apartments. Immediate and future oc- open dally 'til 9; Sat. 'til 5:30 1HEE7 MKTAX, EQUIPMENT -* cupancy. Monmouth County's finest OARAGE SALE — Sat. 9 a.m. Jen. Irake shear, plttsburg, etc. Call no centrally, air conditioned building. 24. 2"t. Washers, refrigerators, medi- :er than 6:30, 264*011. One, two and three bedrooms, swim- cine cabinets, [amps, electric ranges, ANTED — Gas relrfgerator in good tnlng pool, sauna rooms, boat ma- 2 tables, rilning room, kitchen, chairs, indition. Please contact rlni. and garages on premises. 24 hr. doors. Items In all good condition. 542-0845 doorman. Rivprvlrw Towers, 28 Rlv- Ketmrd'n Riding Stable, Swimming BTJtde Ave. 74M732. SHREWSBURY HOLMDEL River Rd., (Off Newman Springs EMENT MIXER WANTED — One lll) Llnuroft, N.J. ig, etc. Will buy "as Is". Also uttl- r tra(I&r. 787-5280. HOUSE! SALE — Trash or Treasure. HOUSES FOR SALE Card tables, tire 800x15, breakfast NTIQUES — Painting*. N. J. Atlas, 741-5212 REALTORS net, tabie and six chairs, woolen ma- islates purchased and appraised 147- 671-3311 terials. Hand lawn mower. Hoover Q03. The Hudson Shop, Inc. 511 vacuum, hand knitting machine, lin- ;road St., Shrewsbury. (Another) ens. Washer) dryer, complete set ot clishQS. Miscellaneous galore. Sat., 10 >LD FURNITURE — Antlquej. china, TEICHER to 5, 47 Reckless Fl., Red Bank. taiw&re, art objects and brlc-s.-brac. mmedlate cash for anything and ev- * I. L. B. * PERFECT TIMING - Keep really irythlng. Euicll'i 23 East Front St. CENTRAL AIR warm, black Persian, size 10-12, re- 11«93 EXCLUSIVE WATfRFRONT newm). rriluec], never worn. 747-OW3 Four Bidrooms — Two Btihi or 872-0107. LITTLE SILVER - on Bus Line. larga. Colonial PETS AND LIVESTOCK Very attractive and exceedingly desirable cape cod. Living rolm, Clou TO Rail ind Bui SAVE NOW IOOD HOMES FOUND—For older Fiv* Bidrsomi —• Study on aluminum Hiding during our .winter dining room, wood paneled den or logs. Cash paid for pedigreed litters. bedroom, cule and very functional Dan — Btiimtnt aluminum siding sale. Still many Itan Lerner, Dog Trainer, 22S-S933. Family Room —• Baitmtnt months ahead to save on costly fuel. kitchen on first floor. Two bed- Many Extras. Expert Installers. Our 44th Year in M0I1N/E DOG GROOMING rooms second floor. Slorm and Eitita Ana. Keel Bank. WE COME TO YOU Screen windows and doors. Open EDEN ACRE 842-4039 front porch. Full basement. One car PROWN'S detached garage. Nice grounds — 33 Broad St. Red BanH 74J-7SO0 HOUSES FOR SALE quiet backyard, Available for only '46.500 23" COLOR TV CONSOLES — From S20.VOO. Mast Ideal for retired '95,000 W9D. January sale. ANDERSON'S, couple. 30 Broad SUJj^111 Bank, PLENTY OF MORTGAGE MONEY TWo~8\oW^TmEs — On wheels? COLTS NECK- , AVAILABLE 735x14. S20 for Pair. Irand new listing. The best buy In 291-1202 oil Colts Neck. Four bedrooms, 2'/i CONVENTIONAL • FHA V/A "?NnW PLOW~H~Mminted on Rolens baths. Living room, dining room, HiAinjs Mower. Priced right at MON- kitchen with large dinette, family TEICHER AGENCY WOODED LOT J1ONTH MOWER, IU. 35, Mlddletown room wlfh fireplace. Two-car oarage. STARTER HOME 671-1073. Fully air conditioned. Dishwasher, •Independent Listing Brokers RAKCHER Inler-com system, electric garage PIANO — Jariflsen spfnjet, maple, with door opener, electronic air cleaner. Specialists since 1MI in: High on * Knd Thru Badroom» — I .V Tiffany shade, ttSO. Cut '20,900 (TIHRS, pattern elans. Six Gorman Btolns. Old po.'d.cardH.' Brans, marble top table, $35, 10 rockers, on lamps, picture rrampfl, etc. 117 Mnln 8t, Fnrt Monmnuth, Open 12-6 p.m. OXRAGETBALE STj2O p.m. 28 Stcphenvflle Blvd., Fair View FceUmi nt MUUilPlown. Four-prislpr EXCELLENT VALUE tir'l, anl|(|uc lahlea, gtasnware, books, BILEVEL SPACE MAKER Five Bedroom! _ 3 .'). fur cnjit, M0,- Hti»rm windows, $2. $ JlfMl.'tiirc.-iflh Mli: ;im! \i\« 402-l.Mlfi. '36,900 *HI\ATKH - OM t'lct/TjJa "/R(;i*iv)s." Call 671-2300 53,000 Jlnliv tti-iiiifl fur H;I!C

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r 3ii"AHIl"' n! Ml,!l. i. Kn^ tlii'm In our' 7/ir«a> CtrJroomi —< I Vi Balbt I Thra* Badroom Split b.rwln "•'^™ "BANK LUMBER Larg* Family Room Poll I (HHl Wiilt, It I'll I Sunk. 711 •ri.Vtd WooJ.d Lot If'llK liAHAiiK HAI-E'Jf The ' lj|)W"-M pplebrook Agency Cintral Alr-Condlflon. ill MnllliKllltll iViti.,!,' -['U'li M'.MI:! - City S.w.ri. MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUM5ON, N, J. vi, kltiiirn l.i 950 Roul. 25 23A fioul. 34 112 Avt. of Two fiivan $ •• I UK \\\S\*\. I 47I33O0 566-7600 bl'f,. • , ilinll' •Inc I , 8422900 27,500 t«i'lr '31,500 • rt. II.IMh.. ..-. |H,,L .•.,'!!<• , •«, IIPI. .i-l'tfM; H^l'.ir li.,:H'"U,'H, J.'i I REALTORS K. Frunl M , l[..-d Jlink. 711-1WU. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, JANTAKY 23, 1070 21 HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB 8AI.K HOUSES FOB BALK HOUSES FOB SAMJ HOUSES FOE SAW. BOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 1TO 00" COUNTRY SETTING I M&M— lultt air oowllUOM* three Acreai trim OIHIMJU. Almost new bedroom ^ ranob. Two btth*. form*! •pllt level home of eight rooms ^nd Chances are THE BERG AGENCY rtlntng room. Beuiltfully ludaumtil 1% ImUu. (Excellent mother-ln-Uw The Dowstra Agency icn lot. Located In hurt or Clovtr eel up>. Kour bedrooms. IKB00. REALTORS Hill. OUtU r. SU&BM, Rciltor, RUSSELL M. BORUS our REALTORS 91 East Front St., Red Bank $17,100 HOUSES FOR SALE »K> lUver ltd. Fair Haven 7)7-4532 741-8700 General F.H.A. Approved (Another) WiV. MORTGAGE! Iw.n.lc4 In & lovely ueclUm n! Mid- Sprawling Rancher TEICHER dle town, 1 tin a wnrm, dieirry fliip* HUBT1O KKTTIN'J - Barn ril runrli. Don't miss this one. Completely redecorated in and out. Three Cort witJi four bsilrwiiu, tw.j \mUix, Electric REAL1 a I (replace an4 inuny ex Iran. 1 tun Ilirtte licdr-^irtN, two hftUin, den or large bedrooms, big eat-in kitchen, tiled bath, spacious living * I. L. B. • priced In HIP low f'JH't ilon'l mlw EXCLUSIVE m**. Oil] 747-3GSI evcnlnga a.m. week- fourth [nvlroorn, t/itBinipnt anrl et- •Bum, plenty ol storage. City sewers. Nice lot with trees. l Computer ALL BUYERS V.A. AND K.H.A. TEEMS READ (LOW tactif.'l g.irnKR. Borrmeci n.ig^tiiri«- bul HOUSES FOR SALE liatlo arvl Ijiilll-ln r»arhcr;iift. FlrepUce COMB FAST $21,900 In living nittrn. KmjUy pine ptneifcd has the home (Anotlier) FORT'AU-PECK JUt*:li*n with r.iilH-ln range end oven. Stately Older Home TEICHER you're looking $31,900 * I. L. B. * Offered at t,st),(rtO, Full Basement EXCLUSIVE Country living with city convenience, Walk to shopping, WANT TO BUILD? OtHghlful contemporary ranch. Over, idTTUS 8ILVE/1 — One acre. Mar- sized — custom built. Check these ASSUME 6% WlORTCAGEI for. schools and buses. Three twin size bedrooms, formal dining Then you should look at this attractive Rumson site. Impressive leaturei, tpllt ihlngle aid- WEST LONG BRANCH — Golden veloue Imme for the l&rfe, growing •oom, lar^e living room and kitchen. Baseboard heatint;. I1/} acres on a quiet lane. Countless age old shade Ing, Dutch door, leading Into state opportunity, Beoutllul four room vestibule, extra large living room, ranch — available for Immediate family. Thin coloni&l home In prime Plaster walls. Low interest mortgage can be assumed, All trees. Asking $32,000. Many other plots from $26,500 full size dining room, sclencs kitchen occupancy. Extra large living room, MULLANEY buyers excellent terms. — separate breakfast room, throe oversized kitchen with bu II In range location itnii benutltut •urroundl including riverfront. bedrooms, two full tlzsd. baths, and oven, color matched refrigera- screened In all year round sun room. tor, two beautiful bedrooms, spocloiri iwmci with four bedrooms. 1'h baths. REALTY Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 Full basemenl finished off Into very ceramic tilt both. Full dry basement Middletown 671-1(100 useful recreation room with separate — finest hot woter oil heol. Wall to Knllre liouee Is air conditioned and 8 Tindall Rd., Middletown NEW RIVERFRONT COLONIAL laundry room and extra kitchen. wall carpeting and washing rpocfilne Chain link fence. Shrubs, well land- Included. ONLY 519,MO. Anyone re- h&c wall-to-wall cxrpctlnf. Ben ha. (Roberts Building) scaped plot, 125x105. One car over- Ten rooms, two baths, two powder roorm 3700 sq. ft. gardless ot age or Income con as- nrepia.ee. Many extrae* go wltnJ UILS HOUSES FOR SALE sized garage. »ume this priceless $% morlgafle HOUSES FOR SALE in all! A 22x15 entrance foyer with a winding stair- and fake over payments of only $134 one, plus full baeement A-l condition 671-5151 PLENTY OF MORTOAOE ' per month. Approximately S5.0M re- HREE-BEDROOM COTTAGE LOST $36 900? case, a full cellar. Choose your own appliances, deco- MONEY AVAILABLE quired for equity. THIS WON'T Must be Mean, owner transferred and you are Uie horn* owner who lf,-t CONVENTIONAL • FHA • V/A LAST LONG. IN LITTLE SILVER nit hy n--.{ BCfilnfr this value. psck«"l J^ ration. Ready for spring occupancy with your cruiser winta to aell. (69,000. FOUR BEDROOMS nloM to river. Irving room with firp- Jpllt IjflVftl lant wepk thrn here In Thli 12-year-oM lioine In Middletown pJacc, attached ffaraK" V'&W rn*>»- 'our HwiTvi opj)orti'nitv. Ultlp Bllv»*r, right out front. $95,000. TEICHER AGENCY n well piannp-i for trie active family. tensinee, Walking rilat&ticc to tni* and ?wtr bpHroomH, VA hatlm. Beimrat*. TEICHER AGENCY It hat a formal dining room, piun a itatlon. Only om with bay window, Morloogil rlced nt JJS.SOO In thin 'a I tractive Mortgages biiaen, park ami stores. Asking $31,- panelftd family room with rained flrr- 91 East Fronf St., Red Bank O0(l. Call today! I-1IA and Ol Unai >lare, full fllrririB room, bright nunriy 23 RIDGE ROAD 842-0400 RUMSON 287 Oceanport Ave.* 587 Oceanport Ave., Ing available If (iiinllftai!. tftclicn. Four largfi b*(iri«imii, thrpp vlng mom, filtgtint dining ronrn, eat- Oceiinpnrt full tiathfl. Srrprn-'tl pr>r'-5'i patio, two- in iSitohen, den, two-car garage, Oceonport 741-8700 HALL BROS., Realtors car atliictiei garftgc Many extras, 813 River Hd. 741-7680 Kalr Havtn sne It now. $47-W)D. EXQUISITE SETTING 542-3500 542-3500 Member Multiple Listing Service jefltlcr) in trefH anrl ivtRh on a hi it Open 7 Days CENTURY OLD COLONIAL 1 DON'T WASTE TIME s this n)i;irmlri({ four-btrlroom 2 '- OI,DE HHHEW8BUnY, 8PUT-LEVEL RIVERFRONT ath Colonial. Woofl-btirnlng /iruplace — fljmclous home on large plot. 8lx bedrooms, VA batlifl. Five Tire- In attractive Hying room, itlcgant din- Beat the clock in thoee rifling Inter Ing nfpln, Buriftrii kitchen, tten plnit eat ratea. The name of the game Lower level ha* entrance hall, d places, spadouo living room, dining big same room, bath. First level mom an'l flon. Kxcellenl condition. mlmmlng pool. Wall-to-wall carpet- RANCH . . Is BUY NOW. Call about this split ing included. Priced at $65,000. level In Mlddletown, with tour bed tains 21' living room, sepamte Call lor appointment. »70,M0. rooms and two bathn, Uving room Ing room, modern kitchen with ap- APPLEBROOK III LOCATION! dining room and large game room pUanceu. Uppur level provides three 747-3500 E. A. ARMSTRONG Located on quiet street (or children bedrooma ajid two battia. Tlila gra> Many extras. Asking $31,000. linme lg ol brick and lr«int Agency, Realtors construction. Asking $48,000. Stop by the office — It la Juit around tiie WATERBURY 555 Prospect Ave. Little silver ALSO corner. 741-4500 RAY RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor AGENCY Cap A Cod In prlmo area of fihrew* "Our 52nd year" RBALTOR-INBUROFt NEW SHREWSBURY bury in. excellent condition, Fouj ESTABLISHED IMS 618 Hwy ,*», Bhrowrtbury 7*1-6600 In a quiet uca ol beautiful homes. bedrooms, two baths, living room OfFSTREyET PARKING lylth fireplace. Dining room. Full base- 62 Maple Avenue ment. Owner moving out of the et&te. RUMSONX— Hilltop. Center hall Co Big — roomy, and brand new. Four Must sell. Aaklng 129,000. lonlal. Ben area. Professionally land Red Bank 07701 VAN HORN eca-ped Hi acre plot. Ciwtom bull bedrooms, 2!4 baths, (amlly room CAMASSA AGENCY nine rooms, 3% baths. Large, dry basement. Controlled heating anil ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS with fireplace. Two-car , garage and AGENCY Reatlor cooling. 9136,000. < Parker Ave. Little Sllve Two-bedroom house. Mvlrag room, din- basement. It's t good one, and all Ing room, kltohen, enclosed porch. 7«$3M RUMSON WATERFRONT — Wei Mulblple Listing Service Hot-water bareboard heat. Lol 100x115. for only 113,000. Eve. & Sun, 222-72S4 planned Oape cod Colonial In excel Very nice residential neighborhood. lent condition. Three bedrooms, two $19,500. WILLOW POND baths, living room with H re place, MULLANEY REALTY dining room and convenient kitchen, FOtra-BEDROOM — IK-tatli. two- Dry basement wltn tilgn ceiling. Bulk' story house. Kull basement. Corner 671-5151 AT headed waterfront with marine rail' lol. Convenient to transportation, way to water for boat Low taxes. •chool and shoppirR. $1£,3M. A NEW LISTING RUMSON: EXPANDABLE RANCH 413,000. «|T|7UU . , . P fect for family living it •hit pretty brick Texas bound ownera will misa me. I sr LITTLE SILVER JOHN L, MtNUGH AGENCY, Realtor THE have lour bedrooms. 2V4 baths. My front ranch with living room, dining room, four bedrooms and- Four bedrooms fo five at minimal axpente. Gracious 25 Iiumtfon Rd. Rumson 842-3500 center hall traffic plan will please two baths. Two bedrooms ideally sftt up for in-laws or teen- you, mom. M.y game room with fire- 24 foot living room. Formal dining room. Large mod- Save Now — 1969 Models FOUR OR FIVE BEDROOMS BROOK AGENCY place 1B great tor those cozy nights agers. Panelod family room with fireplace in finished basement. Drastic Reductions This new Uncroft listing Is Just right ANNS E. McCULLY, Kealtor al home. I have B. formal dining Bank Bulldlne. Atlantic Highlands room, for entertaining and an rat-In Walk out from this into ya.rd with lots of treat. ern family room. Three baths. Enclosed porch. Tower- Discount • • . $2000 each mode). Buy for the large family. Ine center-hall leads to a paneled family room with 2M-1W kitchen. Dad will like my double ga- now ' mortgages available. Three and 1 rage, large basement and easy-to-care- ing trees and specimen plantings. Ideal' grounds for four-bedroom Colonials. Ideal location. fireplace that Is right off the eat-In Now open 9 to 5, seven days a week. kitchen. Formal dining room, paneled for yard within walking distanci? or Walk to bus, train, schools and shop- FAIR HAVEN the Little Silver train station. They're children. Asking $64,000. ping. Models from $35,900. Located on den or firth bedroom, Vk battia. Flori- da room and patio adjoin family Early American asking ?49,900 (or me. come over Branch Ave., Little Silver. Call lor In- today. lormBtlon — 741-1200. room. Basement, double garage. Only On tree lined street near Navculnk S years old and In Up-top condition. River. Four bedroom)), 2'^ baths, one BARGAIN IN ELBERON - *25,O00 Mortgage money Is available. Asking bedroom being on first Moor. Ful HALL BROS., Realtors (g Guincv ror this nicely located home. Kira $14,500. basement. One-car detached garage 813 Rlvor Rd. 7U-76Sf} Fair Haven ALOHA (MEANS GOOD BUY) floor contains living room, dlnln Near schools and transportation. Ask- Member Multiple Listing Service room, kitchen, den, game room an HALL BROS., Realtors Ing 111,200. Open 7 Days 813 River Rd. 74-1-7IJS6 Fair Have bath. S&cond floor has two bedroomi FOUR - REDROOM, 214 - HATH COLO- And this is it! 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Family room. Air and ejwtcc (or additional bath. Had Member Multiple Listing Service JOHN F. ANDERSON, Open 7 DayB NIAL Eat-In kitchen, fireplace In fami- REALTORS ant heat gas fired; washer, dryer, re- ly room, panelrrt recreation room In conditioned. 20 foot screened porch. Double garage. frltrerator and dishwasher; city AGENCY Agency"! basement. $19,500. Directly opposite Kino Jomes Nursing Home sewers; Immediate possession; owner TOP SCHOOLS (Formerly the Newly painted inside and out. Excellent shrubbery. A will consider tatting second mortgage. Handsome Colonial home in Rumson 636 Itlver Rd. Fair Have 500 HWY. 36 872-00OI HIGHLANDS Three bedrooms, 1 Vj baths, 20x21 fami 741-4477 FOUR-BEDROOM, ONE-BATH OAPE lot of house for the money. $47,900. RAY H. STILLMAN, Realto ly room with sliding glass doors h COD Paneled dining room, w«llto- 1 "Our Wnd year" patio. Beautifully landscaped ground, WHJ) carpeting, two aJr ooniJiUorers, MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS 618 Hwy 35, Shrewsbury T41-SC0 with an In-ground swimming pool COLTS NECK — V,'a acres, frontag. J26.B0O. OFF-BTJU0ET PARKING 214', depth 9l8'. House contains liv 804 RIVER ROAD 747-4100 FAIR HAVEN Prestige area. 575,000. Ing room, dining room, large kltcliei STERLING THOMPSON on first floor; four small bedroom! JEAN K. IRWIN, HISTORIC SHREWSBURY Realtor anil Assoc., Realtor and bath on second floor: two-car This Colonial has much charm tram graraee. Debit: house pretty awful — Marino Park, on the Naveslnk Its stone .fireplace to beamed, celllngf 45 W. River Rd. Rums, needs so much work; credit: acreage In living room and dining room. 21' 747-0900 In Colts Neck fa scarce and expen- 842-4188 master bedroom, plus three more king sive — taxes are low, $500 and mosi size bedrooms, two baths, den. Mas- MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION Interesting of all the price la only RUMSON WATERFRONT BIVB trees surround the properly, $28,500. Ice skating end Ice boating now. Gracious living for only $40,500. Sparkliag three-bedroom, two-bat Sailing, water skiing soon. All this ranch with fireplace, game room, (ul RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor from your own home, 10O1 on water. PAUL BRASAR basement. Large treed and shrubbe BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE "Our 52nd year" Threa bedrooms, den, gajneroom. Liv- , REALTOR lot. In excellent location. Newly re MB Hwy 35, Shrewsbury 741-6600 ing room with fireplace. Beautiful lot. dueed.-»37,«M>. MCALLISTER AGEN OFF-STREET PARKING Asking $60,000. 7M Broad St. Shrewsbury 717-0231 CY, Realtor, 109 E. River Rd 747-0221 Runuon. 5(2-1891. HOLMDEL HASSINSER & PRESENTS We otrer Iwo new sections getting SLAZEBROOK HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ready tor new homes this spring. REALTORS Each or the sections has 105 E. River Rd. Rumson • Wooded one acre lots limited • City water 842-5880 • Minutes to railroad nations and bUGej). IN THE SEOLUDED Batman Park • One or the lowest tax rates In section of Middletown, ft gem for A MonmouUi Ooiuity (R.99) small Family. Two bedrooms, ons bath. Close to schools, shopping and trans- Call and discuss: portation. Guaranteed pollutton-ireo A HOME BUYER'S WORKSHOP i J2fimo MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD Realtors 8. Holmde! Rd. Holmilel 9M-447! LAWLEY AGENCY > Sponsored by: , CHOICE TWO-STORY AND Realtors • Insurors BASEMENT - LOCUST AREA Established 1932 Three-bedroom, one batli. Detached 100 Hwy. 35 Red Bank garage. Extra corner lot could te THE MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS built on. See this bargain at $27,0« 741-6262 LITTLE SILVER EASY LIVING "ALLAIRE-FARROW Be a Landlord! A nice three-room THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK & TRUST COMPANY OF FREEHOLD apartment for your own use AND an COME TO THE OPEN HOUSE Identical three-room n part men t up- AGENCY Blairs rented at $130 per month. Or REALTORS rent'out both a-piirtmenta and gross THE FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF ASBURY PARK Mlddlftown 5 Corners 671-2590 $3,121) per year. Tliera are many aii- 199 Broad, Red Bank 7-U-3ISI, vantafieH. 521,500. THE MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF RED BANK MIDDLETOWN RUSSELL M. BORUS PERFECT FAMILY HOME REALTORS Jusl listen this tlirce-bcilrooro spill. Living room, illnlng room, kitchen, 600 River Rtl. Kalr Haven large Kmlly room. Hi baths. All fenced lovely landscaped property, A course primarily for the first-time home buyer. The six FHA — VA buyer welcome. WOW!!! Only $31,500 $17,500 IN RUMSON Tuesday night classes will cover: What's In A Town?; The County Great starter or retirement home. BEACH AGENCY, Realtor Three bedrooms, targe dining: room. Planning Board and Its Effect on Local Real Estate; The County 194 Rt 35 MkWlelnwn, N. J Needs painting. Great for boatman, 842-2626 Eves: 531-4768 Open 7 payi close to river. Sec It now! and Local Master Plans; The Zoning, Planning and Variance IT'S A TAKEOVER — 6% VA mor PAUL BRAGAR [jage, monthly payment* $1R7 pei REALTOR Boards; Local and County Taxes; The Attorney's Role; The Build- liiotnh Includes all. $13,900, Lnrge llv 7H Broad fi!. Slirewsljitrj- 7J7-O231 Ing room with woodburning fireplace extra large manter bedroom, three 747-0221 er's Role; The Banker's Role; The Realtor's Role; Legal Questions bedrooms In alt. Hot writer heal Large covered patio, narnue. Fenced RUMSON and Answers; The Contract, Deed, Mortgage, Bond and Title in 100 x 100 lot. We arc the owners, wo will ho glad to talk In you about River Rights financing. Search; Choosing the Home —Location, Design, Neighborhood Flvc-hc-droom, LH-j-naUi expanded ranch PAUL P. BOVA on 2',-i iHmlncnprd acres. [.ouverH poroh on fliigstuno pntlo. Mnny other v and School Requirements; Financing the Purchase; Convention- Realtor eilrnn Included. Asking SHO.OOO. 671-2544 STERLING THOMPSON al, G.I. and F.H.A. Loans; The Monthly Payment; The For-Sale and Aasoc, Realtor BRICK RANCH « W. Itlver Rd. numson Four bpdrno'ms, two imtlH, full bfl.io Ads;. The Future of Your Investment. ment with gnnte room, flroplarp, hen 747-0900 tilul MlildlotowTi street. Tills new It! IIIR won't ln»t. Excellent valui- $JU, $39,900 900. .. This course should enable prospective home buyers to pre- pplebrook Agency JOHN F. ANDERSON, Qulel, pretty ntrpt-t, plcattunt, three- bedroom, iwo-hiiUi raticli. Plreplaw. AGENCY Ci'iitral air tcuHllttunliiB- Screennl pare themselves with facts that will make it possible for them MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON, N. J. puri-li, twti-cMr 'Biirii|{i'. 'HIP trect pro- 950 Rout* 35 23A Roufe 34 112 AY., of Two f)iv,r> (Krny the Low AKmcyi vlile a nice not ting. L'all 81'J-UllO to- to make an intelligent decision regarding the most expensive in- Klvor IM. H ilay f»r appointini'nt. 671-2300 566-7600 842-2900 741-4477 vestment o"f their life-time. EDWARD A. HANLON Ilriitlnr REALTORS HOUSES FOR SALE 504 HhriiWHimry Ave, Now SnrcwBoury JiiNt llsit'd, (mir-lii-ilrooni, twn-Mili Itutructor: MR. ROGER F. COZENS, HALL BROS. REALTORS ratmh on nlirly lnmlHtTipotl lot. Iwii'cn llvlni; riiuni. itlniiig nwin, gmur nimn, uttiiohi'il t'li'iigr. Owner rn locating. Guest Speakers: MR- FRANK A. ANFUSO, Vice Pres., First Merchants National Bank HORSE LOVERS l'rk-iM at j:;!i,!im( ror iniineiilntA HUIC. Two story Colonial horns in Middletown will) three bedrooms, bath, wall-to-wall carpeting. RAY H. STILLMAN, ReaHor MR. WILLIAM H. FRANK, Attorney, Jahos & Frank Flrtplace In living room. Almost \ acres ol land. Idenl far horss lovars. "(iiir Knil year" ' (lift llw :ir». Uhn-»vtbiity 7H-HWH) MR. RODNEY W. KRUSE, Pros., Marine View Savings & Loan Assoc. $32,000 (More Classified Arts MR. CHARLE5 M. PIKE, Chairman, Monmouth County Planning Board TREES — OAK HILL — TREES ()n The Next Page) Dalighllul four bedroom, Vh lialh Cotnnlcil liouic wllli centre! nlr condllltnilng, lull hce- morl ond two-cor gorone. Lnrne beamed celllna nnri comforlabls fatuity room, wlHi llro- plact. Avallbla for Immedlala occupnncy. ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED, SO PLEASE CALL 842-1900, Ext. 23, 24 NOW! $57,900 ATTENTION YOUNG COUPLES CLASSES: TUESDAY, FEB. 3 - MARCH 17, 8 - 10 P.M., AT BROOKDALE CAMPUS, LINCROFT A (anlostlc buy for pnrfeel location. This clKiinili.fi three bedroom, lV'i both dome ts loraletl OJ' o treed lol, 50x)30 on o ritoif nml jlrec). T/in rear poicl) will summers a reol Oelifjlil. REGISTRATION FEE: $10. EKC«1ICIII condUlon, Excelbnt noldhborliood. $25,900

C BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MULLANEY C THKCOHNTYCOLM'XJE OF MONMOUTH tVUmtwr lolk B Multiple Uitlng Realty 7Q5 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD | LINCROFT, NliW JERSIiY 07738 8 TINDALL RD. MIDDLETOWN "It fliii for me — or tit* cflY IROIHTS iUUDINOI IAI WB oat in Th* Daily Rgglifti 22 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK -WIDDLETOWN, N J.: FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1970 BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE CEMETERY LOTS LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE RUMSON - PRIME living lo- FOUR BURW, HATS - K«?K>rt Memorial Qudeni, clott to cbtpd. 1M Rtitit Asktw $7OO. M«ki saw. UMS3S. NoUct li hereby g\vtn tttU a.a or* cale. Spacious ranch. Large Mode* Is hereby given Uitt Uie Bo»rd der diUed JamitJ-y T, 1870 bu been !•• REDDEN AGENCY foyer, raised iieartii fireplace of TrOitecB ol Brookd-ale Community •Vied by Uit undersigned auUiorlalng College »111 receive scaled bid* for tht name of the oil ncrew yacht in living room, formal dining COMMERCIAL PROPERTY the Btterallorti and addIIton to two TUB MARQUEE OftlcU! Number existing structures. Rids will tie re- !>\VM\ owner] by Btrry Rotenaon of 741-9100 room, electric kitchen, family coli'pd at Ui» College Administration which New York, N. Y, 1B the horn* HIGHLANDS — Income properly. Building, 7«i Newman Springs Road, port, to be changed to ELAINE. room has a fireplace, three Five unit* phis beautiful Imrae, phone l.lticioft, Ntfw Jeroey on Ttieftdsy, D. DAMfcLB Realtert-lnsurors bedrooms, two baths, large A71M10Q between 2 and 0 p.m. I'W.ruary 1?), .1070 at .1:00 P.M., pre- vailing time, nl Mitch time ami By direction of the Officer In screened porch. Full basement. 1 JI»mhrr of Multiple MONMOUTU COUNTY, N.J. — In- plan auM Mils will be publicly Chirje Marina Inspection Ustlng Ecrvice Hot air oil heat. Attached two- dustrial «ttea available. Irffal loca- <>l>e(iC(J end read- US. Const Guard tion. Walk to lit. 3IV (Minimum lens- Hhl» may tu> rnlele the project will be received In bedroom ranch on large land- ['amptuiUA Junction. Prh-od at SHi8,- (lie -slid i-dtitmctura with wiiom th the ReceplJon Room of the Office of tractively shrubbed and treed 000. Exclusive Agvnt TAUL P. BOVA, will iih-cndtdtr for nnil of the Director. PI vision ot Purchase scaped plot. Tennessee stone grounds. $48,500. Inc., Bruit i>rs. 671-2M4 by appoint- tha bove work. AH bidders sliall (lr.it nnd I'roinM-ty, '2ml floor, Room 232-2, fireplace in living room. Attrac- mcnt only. h fitf.itflfd by the State Board of Stale House, Trenton, New Jersey Eilucatlini as to the diaracier and Uie imViri, until 2:00 n'clock p.m. S.T. tive dining room. Large kitch- amount of public work on whidi they on February 5, 1G70 and Uien puh- RUMSON — Convenient vicini- BARGAIN FOR AMBITIOUS shull be quafldf-d In miinn\t bids under en'. Two baths. Large screened the rrovlalona of N.J.8- 1KA:18-O. Bids Holy opened and read aloud. No bid ty. Bungalow. Living room, will be accepted only from persons will bt- accepted after the hour speci- porch. Air conditioning. Many AUTO MECHANIC fied. Hid* will he received on the dining room, kitchen, three Service station, enrage, adjacent ranch (IUHlirfcd to perform the work in ac- contancc wiih such classification. /ollowtng branches ol work: extras. $43,400. home - KxcPllcnt location on two A1H rOMHTIOMNO bedrooms, one bath, porch, full main tliorouKlifarca. Well-kept build- Contract daoutnents mny lie cxamlnod Ins. Established auto electrical busi- at (fie oltlcp of Hernarvl KeJIcnyi, KVEVTRWAh basement. Hot air pipeless gas Architects, "2.7 RecUlcss Pln.ce, Red L1NCROFT SPLIT LEVEL ness. Two-bedroom ranch home In Thp Information for Blddftna, Form heat. One-car garage. $22,000. like-new condition. Package, *72,f>00. Bank. New Jersey; Plan Room of Immaculate four-bedroom home R W. Dtxlgo- Company, l>ivf*Jon ot or Bfd. Form of Contract, Plans, Without Inventory, $50,000. Financial Specif lca-tfons and Pormii of Bid assistance available. McGraw Hill, Inc., .105 Bloomfteld on quiet dead-end street, Nice- DENNIS K. BYRNE Avenue, Clifton, New Jersey; and Bond, PePiormanceiPay ment Bond. Browns Letters, Inc., i01 Park Ave- and other contract riocumenta may ly landscaped. Large living REALTOR-INSUHOR ALLAIRE-FARROW nue, New Yortt City. A copy may be examined at Uie following: room, dining room, kitchen, 8 West River Road Rumson be obtained at the Architect's Office Office nt ArrJiltRcturE. AGENCY by depositing a check in the amount EiiKineerlrg A Consiraoiion, paneled family room, Florida Phone 842-1150 of $50.00 made payable to the Archi- State House REALTORS tect. Deposit will be refunded to bid- room, 2'/j batHs. $44,500. MEMBER MULTIPLE HUMIetown 5 Oornera B7.1-25B0 ders who return the documents in Trenton, New Jersey 08S25 LISTING 189 Broad, Red Bank 711-3450 condition wllhln 10 days after the Copies may \>e obtained »t (lift Of- DRASTICALLY REDUCED - opening. Any bidder desiring more fice ot Architecture, Engineering and than one set may obtain such addi- Construction, located at the Staite Absentee owner wants offers on RED BANK REAL ESTATE WANTED tional sot lor seti) nt his own ex- House, 'Drenton, New J&raey upon One floor Cape Cod. Two bedrooms, pense, by paying the reproduction payment of 525.00 for each act. Any this custom-tMilt five-bedroom tiled bath, Living room, separate din- cost ot enclt additional ael obtained. unaiicce&slul bidder, upon rolwning STUDY IN FOSSILS — A class on "Fossils and Early Man" culminated in a display home in Rumson's finest estate ing room, spacious kitchen with eating BUYERS WAITING Bit! securities In the form of a bid ouch set prorriiptly and In good con- area. Cellar. One-car garage. Priced For homes, estates, farms, acreage, bond with adequate security thereon, dition, will be rerunded Iris payment, of shellfish and s.iark teeth fossils that seventh graders dug up and screened area. Sunny living room, for- at SIS,aw, waterfronts, businesses, Jnd us trial and or certified check In Uie amount equal and any non-bidder upon no return- business properties. tr> lOtf. of the hid., riot to .exceed $20,- ing Ruoh a set win be refunded mal dining room, large kitchen NEW LISTING - RED BANK 000 will lie required'. Bids may not $25.00. through the sand and gravel of a river bottom. Here Gerry Savlfs, Monmouth Coun- with dinette, paneled den, Two-story three-bedroom Colonial, two RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor lie withdrawn within 3D days B/ter Tha Stale reserves Uie right to full baths. Large living room and din- the actual day of the hid opening. ty Park naturalist lectures before the class in the Clifton T. ftarkalow School, FretM 1 "Our 52nd Year" jeet any or all bids. game room with fireplace, ing mom, 19 kitchen (recently mod- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Each bidder is hereby required to el seq. in the Instructions for Bidders. $71,400. Lovely four-berlrooin, two-bath and Call WALKEH ft WALKER, Realtor! containing a statement or Uie amount Attention of bidder* Is particularly powder room split ievd on dead-end 3 M.L. Services — Trade-Ins of aucai work the bidder has contract called to the requirement* as to con- street. Nicely lanisca.pcrt, Glass doors 7U-B212 ' 671-3311 for and J.i not completed. Jn addition ditions of employment to be observed 24 YEARS OF from paneled game room with fire- thereto each bidder- is required to and minimum wage rates to be paid place. Paneled den, enclosed porcli. •attach to hta bid a balance sheet or under the oontract. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Extras, carpeting, gas grill and gaa LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - statement setting forth his financial In Xeansburg • Miiddletown • Hazlet - No bidder may withdraw h1n bid light, attic Tan, cedar closet. Lot 150' condition as of December 31 of Uie within sixty (60) diys after the ac- Teacher Pay Hike Lifts Holmdel. The Smouco Agency. 7B7-O123. 801 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen front. Asking $44,500. year preceding the date of the bid. tual dale of tihe opening thereof. The owner reserves the unrestricted DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY" ALLA)RE-FARROW AGENCY WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH ~ Past right to refect any or all Mds and RED BANK BBALTORS-MITLTIPIJE LISTINGS sale or behind In payments. Call M. to aocent any bid which Is deemed Division of PurrfMse and Property Red Carpet Service Francis Assoc., 988-7479. most favoreWe. TTic owner also re- CEAJUJCS F. SULiaVAN, Director Blue Ribbon Homes serves the right to reject any old If, Jan. 23, 30 931.60 Eves, and Sun. 747-3799 Middletown 5 Corners OT1-2590 In its opinion, th« bidder Is not coii- NOTICE IN A HURRY TO SELL? Bldered1 financially or technically able Rumson School Budget 199 Broad St., Red Bank T41-3450 We buy home* Immediately for cash. to carry olit the contract as intended, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tlie No red tape. Call BILL KINNEAE. or for any other reason in the owner's legal voters of the Regional School KEANSBURG $18,500 Broker. en-1000. Judgment it is not Jn the best in Dlstirict or RUMSON-PAIR HAVEN BUMSON - Only a hand- The board was asked if The board is also appropri- Three-bedroom ranch. Living- room, tereat of Brookdala Community Col' REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOR- brand new kllohen, bath. House In lcee. OUGH OF RUMSQN, BOROUGH OP* ful of people came out to the there is enough work for a ating $13,270 to purchase Uie SHREWSBURY Immaculate condition, on nice size COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL PAIR HAVBN County of Monmoutli. Boai^d of Education's budget permanent substitute and five portable classrooms it:is lot. Property completely fenced Jn. We have ready qualified buyers, so All bidders will be required to furnish New Jersey, Uiat the annual elec- M°>t attractl vt three-bed- City sewers. VA and FHA rinancinj for fast efficient service, call J. D. a Derformance bonrt In conformity to tion of the legal voters of said Dis- hearing last night where a said there aren't many days renting. The alternative is,to room, lH-btth i'ow, and no Parley Slated 651* O.L MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION members of the Board or Education voter3 then present to vote and to cast person shall vole at saltl election growing wood needs an ac- changes in temperature. ', RAY H. STILLMAN, Raaltor their ballot*. —Available to qualified buyer at a net "Our 52nd year" and for other purposes will be held elsewhere than at tha polHi>R place However, Uie $7,200 base tive flow of sap from roots eavjnjs of over $8,000 compared to J at 1:00 P.M. on The election will be held and all the designated for UIG voters of the poll- Mulching and use or wind- current G.I. Interest rates. Five-bed- 648 Hwy 35, Shrewsbury 741-8600 OFF-STREET PARKING TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1970. Jejral voters or the school district wilt ing ,place designated for the voters may change and the teachers to leaves and from leaves to room Colonial. Family room in den. The polls will remain open until vote at their respective polling places of ifcespoiling dlitrlots In which he or have another meeting sched- breaks will help to reduce win- Over an acre of landscaped grounds S :00 P.M. and as much longer aa stated below. she resides. roots. with .flay tennts court. Immediate oc- PAIR HAVEV—Custom-built homes Just completed. Convenient location. may be necessary to permit all le- 1 member will be elected for 3 years, Dated January 23. 1970 uled with the board on Sun- ter injury of your evergreens. cupancy. Beautiful New Shrewsbury gal voters then present to cast their ^ BEATRICE WEBB location. Reduced to $43.W0. All extras Included. }63,W0 and J70> 1 member will be elected for 2 years, The sap flows up and down 000. Immediate occupancy. Mortgages ballots. 0 members will be elected for l year Secretary day according to a Rumson Snow damage can be reduced available. 741-0516. The meeting will be held and all in the Borough or Uttle Silver. NOTE:—Th« tcmi ^'current ex- Teachers Association official. •through long lines of cells; WEART-NEMETH the legal voters of the School Dis- 1 member will be elected for 3 years, penses" Includes prfmdpaJa*, teach* by removing heavy ac- trict will vole a.t the respective poH- The other $30,000 is to pay therefore when the lines are COLTS NECK \ — Brtclc, three-bed- 1 member will be elected for 2 years. ers', ' Janitors'* and medical Inspec- cumulations of snow from & NICOLETTI room T&nch located on completely en- Ing places stated below. 3 members will be elected for l year tors' salaries, fuel, tewttwojea, school the salaries for four more broken or destroyed, they closed landscaped acre lot. Two (Ire- From the Borough of Eaton town: In the Borough ol Red Bank. supplies, flaps, transportation of pu> placet, finished basemmt Hot water 2 members will be elected for three pils attending schools In other teachers of which there will must receive proper care im- your evergreens by carefully AGENCY heat. Paneled family room. 2S'x30* years 1 member wll) be elected /or 3 years, 1 member will be elected for 2 years, districts with the consent of the mediately if the tree is to building, on property. Asking $15,000. From the Borough of New Shrews- 'Board of Education, school, libraries, be one each in the seventh, sweeping with a broom.j REALTOR bury 0 members will be,elected for I year 'ausi.' in the Boroufh of Shrewsbury, compensation oT the Beoretory. of the eighth and third or fourth make a speedy recovery, says 102 WEST FRONT ST. l member will DB elected for three At the said election will be submitted custodian of school moneys and of at- Evergreens with multiple FAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom old- yeara tendance offlcera, truant schools, In- grades and a permanent sub- Donald M. Mohr, senior coun- er Colonial. Dining room, living room proposition for voting taxes for the stems may be tied together to Ait the eald meeting will be ad- following respective pufpoaes: surance, maintenance of plant and In- ty agent, this action will also 741-2240 with fireplace, den, giraje. Fenced- mitted proposition! for voting taxes cidental expena&s. stitute. ' . In '^ack yard. Beautiful locaiton. Qual- For Current Expenses $1,377,000.00 prevent ice and snow damage. Member of Bed Bank for the following respective pur* For Capital Outlay 66,703.00 eliminate unsightly stubs and ified buyer can assume 6% mortgage. poscj; A menVter ot ttie Board of Edu- Multiple Listing Service By appointment only. S2S.C00. 8I2-CMO2. The Total Amount - cation must be ai least 21 yean of the possibility of decay in and i For current Expenses ... (1,301.907.00 thought to be age, & citizen and resident of th« For Capital Outlay $ »,263.0Q necessary 91,914,603.00 school district and have been a citi- around the wounds. PAIR HAVEN - Can't b« beat for The total amounrt thought $32,500.00 location, prlcB and convenience. Com- The Polling Places Cor said election zen and resident for tor At least two Union Beach Excellent split near schools, transpor- to be necessary Is $1,35(7,170.00 years Immediately preceding his or Take action soon after in- Underweight fortable old&r home with large rooms end their respective polling district* tation and shopping. Four bedroom*, The polling places for said meet. her appointment or election, and must and up-to-date features. Many extras ing and their respective polling dls- (described by reference to the elec- two biths, 20* den. A4 condition. A tion districts used at the last General be able to read and write. He or she jury. Beware of the brittle- Including assuniable' low Interest trtctfl (described by reference to the shall not be Interested directly or In- tmart buy. mortgage. Call 7(7-37(2 for detain. Elfrcdon) have been designated below, Continues ness of frozen wood for your eleoUon districts used ai Ut« last directly In any contract with or olAim No Brokers. and no person shall vote at said elec- Sales Spur : Gcnerai Election) . have been desig- tion elsewhere than at the polling Against Uie Board. own safety and to avoid en- $47,900.00 THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — Full nated below, and no person shall vote place designated for the voters ot the Every citizen of the United States Elltit rooms, two baths (4 bedrooms) basement. Carport. All utilities. $23,- at said meeting elsewhere than at polling district In which he or she larging wounds by chipping Uie polling place designated for the of the age of 21 years who shall Investment air conditioned ranch. Den, fireplace. 900. BtTTNER & CARTON AGENCY, resides. have been a resident of the State and cracking. Do all cutting Hazlet Fines Seven months old. Excellent condition. 254-2918, voters of the polling district In which Dated January 23, 1970 SIX MONTHS and of the county In Transferred owner says "SELL". he or she resides. S. F. GIOVEiNOO, UNION BEACH - In a 15- with sharp tools. Saws, knives RUMSON — Larj* oldsr home. FJv» Dated: January 20, 1970 which he clalmn his vote FOKTY HAZLET - Judge Vincint bedroonu. two full fcatlu, two pow- DAYS next berore the election and minute session Borough Coun- $60,000.00 RAiLPH T. K, Acting Secretary and wood chisels may be J. Agresti yesterday fined the der rooms. Large modern paneled Secretary NOTE: The term "current expenses" who hw been permanently registered cil last night authorized its Rumion. Park your boat in your back- kitchen, recreation room, formal din- NOTE: The term "current ex- Included principals', teachers', jani- la the municipal election dLtfcrict ai needed.' Dolly Madison Industries Inc. yard. On la-coon. Eiyht room, Vk bath Ing room, living room, attic. De- penses" Includes principals', teach* tors' ami medJoal Inspectors' salaries, l&aat forty days prior to the date of treasurer to reinvest $100,000 Remove broken branches. •put. Move-in condition. For the boat- tached pnago. Oloie to beachei. Aak- era, Janitors and medical inspectors' fuel, textbook*, school supplies, flags, the election, shall be entitled to vote a total of $275 on 11 counts Ing family. Ing S34.800. 842-0701. at the school election. Application for over a six-month period at an salaries, fuel, textbooks, »ohool sup- transportation of pupils, tuition of Make cuts either at a good of short weights in the s(d« OLD SHREWSBURY—Three-bedroom plies, flags, transportation of pupili, pupils attending schools la other til military or civilian absentee ballots may be made to the secretary of annual interest rate of 6 per spilt level. Half acre corner lot. High tuition of pupil* attending schools In trlcts with the consent of the Board ; side branch or nearly flush of ice cream in a local super- JOSEPH G. McCUE INC of Education, school libraries, com- the Board of Education. 20's. Call 747-2887 between 5 and 8 other districts with the consent of cent. with the mother branch. This • Realtor the Board of Education, school li- pensation of the Secretary, of Uie POLLING DISTRICT No. 1 market. ":• p.m. custodian of the school moneys and Polling place st the Willow Street Mrs. Mary Perno was ap- braries, compensation of the Secre- of attendance officers, truant schools, avoids leaving dead - end The charges were brought 30 Ridge M, Rumson 842-0444 LINOROFT — Newly restored home. tary, of the custodian of school mon> School at Fair Haven In the School Pour bedrooms, living room with insurance, maintenance of plant and IMstrlct, for legal voters residing pointed a member of the Rec- stubs. Member Multiple Listing eys and of attendance officers, truant incidental expenses, by Mario Masitti, special, as- fireplace, full dining room, kitchen officers, truant schools, Insurance, within all General Election Districts reation Commission for a with dining area, large recreation A member ol the Board of Education of the Borough of Fair Haven. To support trees, shrubs or "slstant supervisor of fthe maintenance of plant and Incidental rnuat be at least 21 years of e«e, a TWO RUMSON room. Over a full acre of property. expenses. POLL1NO DISTRICT \o. * term of three years. Fnilr trees and shrubs. $33,000. ED- citizen and resident of the school dis- Polling pface at the High Bchool evergreen bushes, do not han- Weights and Measures Divi- WATERFRONT OFFERS A member ot Uie Board of Educa- trict, and have been ft citizen and WIN B. BTA-RK, Realtor. 284-0333? tion must be at least 21 years ot at Rumson In the School 0(strtet, The next meeting of council dle while the wood is frozen. sion of the state Department Tike your pick. $43,000 for three-bed' resident for at least two years Im- Evening* 671-0974. ^^ age, a citizen and resident of the mediately preceding his or her be- for legal voters resld-ing within all room, two-bam Oape Cod on 60x220 General Election Districts of the Bor- will be held Feb. 5 instead of After the wood is thawed, lift, of Law and Public Safety". with marine railway and bulkhead OVBR arZED, MrDDLEroWN school district, and have been a citi- coming a member of such Board, and zen and resident tor at least two must be able to read and write. He ough of Humson. Feb. 12 because of a legal OR $60,000 for three-bedwom, 1 Vz- Pour-bedroom Ca'pe. Living room and Jan. 33 straighten, and support with In other Municipal Court b»th jpHt lave) on 100x208 with float- large eat-in kitchen, both paneled. years immediately preceding his or or she shall not be Interested directly holiday. , ing dock serviced with water and Two full tiled baths. Garage. Pool. hor becoming a member ot such or indirectly ID any contract with or wire incased in a hose where action, Edwin C. Rawlinson Board, and must be able to read and claim against the Board. ADVERTISHMFNT FOR FH>S electricity. Let us enow you boUi BO 75x100 lot. Just recently redecorated. BOARD OF EDUCATION Council adopted a resolution it touches the bark. Supports you can decide, Can't last lit *24,&00. THE KIKWAN write. He or she shall not be inter- Every citizen ot the United States of of 9G Morningside Ave., ested dfreotly or indirectly In *ny the age of 21 years who shall have TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLKTOWV to enter into a service agree- CO., Realtors, Rnrltan office. Rt. 35. Monmouth County, New Jersey should remain - a full season Keansburg, was found guilty RUSSELL M. BORUS 787-6800. - contract with or claim against the been a resident of the State SIX Board. MONTHS and of the county In whdeh Seailed proposals for the Addition ment with Xerox Corp. on a in many cases. Cover exposed of passing a bad check, and REALTORS KEANSBURR -1 Two bedrooms, Jiv- he. claims his vote FORTY DAYS and Alterations to the New Mon- "Every clUzen ot the United States next before the election and who has mouth School, New Monmouth Road, lease basis at a minimum WO River Rd. Fair Haven ing room, kitchen, enclosed porch. of the &ec of 21 years who shall roots with soil. Mulch with sentenced to 60 days in* |he Like new. 50x100 lot. $15,500. EDWIN been permanently registered In the Township of Mtddletown, New Jer- cost of J60 per month. have 'JDen a resident of the State municipal election district al least sey, will be received by the Board leaves or straw. Monmouth county jail. S. STARK, Realtor. 284-0333. Eve- SIX MONTHS and of the county In nings 67J-0DT4 forty days prior to the date of the of Education. Township of Mfdtlle- Ronald G. Meaier of 804 { WATERVIEW which he claims his vote POUTY election, fffiaH be entitled to vote at lown, Now Jersey, In the Adminis- Winter injury to evergreens The judge suspended i30 Cooo" home. Four bedrooms, VJ, batus, FAIR HAVEN - Oapa Cod. Three DAYS next before Uie election the school election. Application for tration Building, M Tlmlall Road, Seventh St. was approved as may result from a sharp drop fireplace in living room, formal din- bedrooms, two hathn, Bwuutiful cor- and who has been permanently reg- military or civilian absentee ballots days of the sentence and or- Ing room, den, eat-In kitchen, base Mlddletown. New Jersey, until 8:00 a member of Harris Gardens ner lot. Fenced. Fine location. $32,- tstored In the municipal election dis- ma.y be made to the Secretary of tfcs o'clock P.M. (Prevailing Time) on in temperatures or from an dered the remainder to run went, two-ear garage. Qualified buyer M0. Owner will take mortgage. ED- trict at le«9t forty days prior to the Board of Education. may assume S'/i mortgage. J37.500. Monday, February 16. 1970, al which Fire Co. WIN H. MARTIN. Broker, 5*2-6900. date of the election, shall be en. Boroufh of Little (Silver _ time and place all bids will be pub- extended period of very low concurrently with a six-month titled to vote at the school election. licly openftl and read aknid. ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY TWO-BEDROOM RANCH — ]n like Application for military or civilian LEGAL NOTICE temperatures and high winds. sentence the man is serving Ttealtor Established 1M8 new condition. LivlnR room, dining absentee ballots may be made to Tolling Dintrict No. 1 Proposals will be received in the When such adverse condi- on charges brought in Middle- 1480 Ocean Ave. Spa HrlglU 812-00(14 room newly panelled. Brand new wall- following manner— NOTICE TO BIDDERS the Secretary of the Board of Edu- Polling Place at Ihe Markham Place SPECIFICATIONS fOB WINDOW to-wall to bo installed. New haih. On- cation." Bchool nt Markham Place In the <•) Separately for thtt five major tions are preceded by a heavy town Township. BED BANK — RUMSON AND MILES rilvffllon.i or HIP work: 1. Gen- RKPT.ACBMKNT AT TIIK ARDKNA AROUND — Multiple IJiUnsa. Send for ly 510,400. Call 7B7-fi«OO THE KIR- POLLING DISTRICT NO. 1 School District, for legal voters re- siding within General ElccUcm Dis- eral Construction; 2. 8tr cl A KfHOOl, HOUKM- TOWNR1HP, snowfall, the trunk and lower fne catalog o[ modeit homes, (arms, WAN CO., Karltan Office, IRQ Hwy 3fl Polling place at the Tlrvlon Falls MONMOI'TH COVNTV, N.J, paiatfal Rumson eataten, waterfronts, HOLM DDL- RANCH — Three bed- tricts r*o (s> i, 2, 4 ••' Iron: 3. Plumblnir; 4. Heating A School fit Tlnton Avenue, New Shrews- VenMtbting: 5. Electrical branches of tender varieties acrcase, lota, business opportunities. roomB, full basement, attached ga- bury, New Jersey, In the Bctio&l Dis- 1'nlllnt; District No. % NOTIOK Is hereby givrn thai sealfrf (M AB a nln»le overall Wd, en- propoaaln will lip reteivpil by llif often remain green and heal- rage. Lovely lot. *2T,M0. EDWIN S. trict, for legal voters residing within Polling Place nt the Point Road School compajwlnft all of the work ln- Keyport School RAY STILLMAN, Realtor STARK, Realtor. 264-0333. Evening* GENERAL, ELECTION DISTRICT nt Point Rood In the School District, Hoard of Educntlon of HoweH Town "Our 51nt Year" otudffl In the five major divisions ship. Mo»nioitf»i Crt'intv. Srw Jew thy below the snowline since 671-0074. • Non. 1 and Ti, of the Borough of for legal voters residing wlU>tn Gener- as net forth under (a), 6i8 Hwy. 35 SttrewBbury 741-8600 New Bhrcwihury, al Election Districts No (fll 3, 5 In Uie Buslncfw Of fires locntftfl In Budget OK'd ; OhUE SHnEWflBURY RANCH — All biddera must he prPO.iinllfled snow protects the buried por- KEANSBUIta—One-bedroom home on POLM.W DISTRICT NO. 2 ltorough of II ri] Hunk — the Ardcnn School on AilMphln-Parm. Mint condition, Three bedrooms, fire- Tolllrg DlNlrlrt No. 1 In flecorance with Chaptor 10.1, hnwa inRdale Ronrf, Fnrmtnicdnle, W J. tion of the plant from drying corner lot. Excellent rondltlon, Polling place at the Wnyitlde Klre of 1062. KEYPORT - No residents place In llvlnK room, mort&rn kitch- llounfi at rsrern Grove and Waybill- Polling PlncQ nl the High School at 07727. no Inter H'tin 2:ftn PM Fenced-ln yard nnd garage. Ideal for en. Fully )tnanc9ped. Principals on- bidder* nuMntttlng a tingle overall winds and acts as a mulch retired couple, Beat offer. Principals Tlatuta Nflw fihrrwflhtiry. New Jer- the Harding Jlonrl In the Bchool Dis- UIP 3rd day of Fpbmnry 1D70 for ly. $2fi,!IOO. 747-M89. trict, for tognl voters redding within hid mu«t Jrrliiri" thr names or each worfc pnffded "WINDOW TtKPLACR- were present at last night's only. 78T-5394. sey In the Hchool District, for legal proposed Mibontrantor for tfie other RUMSON votnrs residing within GENERAL ticnenil Kleeiion Districts No (s) 1, MENT AT THPJ AROENA HCllom,, 2, .1, {, J2 four t\ i majrv divisions of work. scheduled school budget hear- TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT- Rupcrb area, nenr tohools, 4 twin ELECTION DIHTJtfCT No. 2, of U)C nnwr.M, TOWNf^ip MON'MQTTTM OROWTNO YOUR HOHCT — Call or Foiling Dhtrlct No, Z Each mich mibrrmtrfictor must be COUNTY. NEW JEUHfiY" Tilda nhall sl/,o bedrooms, 3 haths, rnmily ronm, BorouRh of New Blircwftlrtiry. equally prefiiiallNf't. ing. The $1,934,337 budget for •write for AppleBrook'a monthly Homei I'OI.MNU DIHTniCT NO. 3 K Place (it the Oakland Strpi-t bo onenrd puMIHy nnd rf>nl»trJct, tor Limr In connection with the proj- n soon an pmctlcnl tllc^r^nft^^ all ichools, dflMrHMe. Own^r. 842-3586 PolllnK piaro nt fhr Hivlmmlnff Fltvrr 1970-71, up $8,120 from a fh\st prlcei, descriptlnns. Absolutely no voter* residing within General ect fti'ill lin paid not Irnfl Ihfin wage* The rercljit find opening of bids IR eo»t, no obllfcatlon. AI'PIJEBROOK RKLPORD RANCH — *Thrco bed- Rchool lUverptlgfl Ilnnrt Nrw Bhrrwfl- KA llfltfd In PrcvalHnit WSRP Rate bury, Nrw Jerney, In tlie Sclwnl Dm- Election l>!ntrk!l!i No r.ii 5, 6 1, 8 mnjrct to Ihf] proper <|imllfl<*at]on By Kleinberg AGENCY, nealtora, 050 Hwy. 3S, M(d- roomi, Mvfng room, caf-'n kitohen, VnUhig ]>J»lrlt-l Sn, 3 Dotermlnntlfln. punuant to C:hfipler >f ttir nidrlrr, In nrrorrlam-r* wltti version proposed Jan. 6, was dlfltnvn. 071-2300. cfiramle tiled *»ith. S>V Htnrn-" trlc-t (or legal voters residing witlitn 1.71 of thfi New Jersey Liwa of iOfl.1. OKNEKAI, KLBHTION PIRTItK'T Polling I'luce nl thr> ltiv*r Htreot UIP PrpqiinllfltMtion Uw mifl the r^K- KRVPORT - Municipal Hpncfl. On larfte Int. $10,000 firm. 7B7- Hchool In ttm School Dlntrict, fnr local Pinns and (H»prlflc.xllfm« and all approved by the board by a LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL- — No«. H IIIKI «. of Ihn Ilonrtigh of ulnttonn d« ntltmtcti hy Uie Rtn-te Four 6325. viArra n-nlilint; wJtljJn amoral Election olhfT Conlrnt't DmMimcntn, mny lie Bodrtl of Educatfnn- Court Judge Seymour R. large hfHroortiB OarnMlnR In <\ New Hhri'wihury. nijilrlctii No m !), 10, II rxiimliml nt thr office of thn Archi- .six to one vote, A tax rate living room. Kitchen with dl. roM.IMl 1MHTIUCT NO. i DrnwlnfrR, Rrjrrlrirnllonn, fllil KleinbeiK has fined Daniel room. NEW siiaEWsmiRY 1 HormiKh of Hhrf\vnt>ury — irctn-'Elft/iftner A MIHc-r, 2013 Morris Mtle, Htpp]nct! In (Iff). JVv 'jnnv.tTIP tit npneUnin split levc). Fnur brdroonin. pnllliiS pliutft ut thf MoniriftiHh Tlf - Forma, rnnlrnrl nnd Homl lor Hit* I'MlJlnf DlwtrJi I No. l Avetnw, Ilninn, N. J.. nnd onR copy propnfird work i p nn Hie In -Urn »'- Klein, 34 Rrnokside Ave., Increase of 50 cents per $100 Air conditioned. La n iini-aped. Mill Hirer bn-thn I'anplt'd den, screened Klorai High Rchool, W.'i Tlnton Avr- Polling PIILCO nt the school house In thr-rrof rnny lie o'jtainrd liy pnch lT $M)*i. 74T-M18. nilP N*'w filirdwpbury, New Jcr'^y, flnpfl nf ticrnnl A. iiarba, Ari-tiltrrt- porch Primp lncFttlnn. $:i7,OOO. BT>- Uie Auditorium on Hrnad BUret In the l.tflilrr upon ilrpoutt nf Fifty nollarfl Ctn]»• tn llm liiildnr upon rrturn of the dieu- cfttloni win lie fnrnlnhrd n|ipll- driving without ;i license and mated by board member Earl 1 TION niRTRK'T No. \, of the IV>r- Hon. Thrcn bcrtrooinn, nttacln '! gn- trurtfl No |H) 1, 'I, .1 mcvttit In (food condition. ration Lo the ArrlHtroUSnirlnrer. . driving without a registration align nt Ni'iv Blirfwiilwiry. Knch IJJ/1 IIIHBI tin ftcrompanled by Hallam. ; EFITY — On South fihrewabury River. r.iKf. UWxlSft |i>t, FJn.MM. KDW1M H- Illdn nutnl tie mrult! u;Hin tha VII PTAflK, I(P;LlU>r. L'fit-OMS EvenlnKn I-OI.I.IM; IIISTKK T M». a a hid bond In itm amount of ten Fortna In tho mnuncr d^nlltnfitcd. in possession, prneiit M0tf> or thr bid nnd a rer- Cocb, hoaUioufie and drrp water an- WI-0071 _ Pnlllng phtiT nt Hir Vnil lUmic.-i Mil- MONMOtlTII COUNTY r mldrpflfl of Ihf ItMdcr. flnnslfli-ntkin CustinR the only opposing (finl A.it")'-Ut\y>it HtilUttntti 17 Ilnrtuir Unratfi o! ronamt vt Miroty, n.i a Assessed ?20 for speeding Nf" HOIIHE •"- "UUI lir of work i,p\(\g UM fifir!.,rrrfiiJrt!lflcn- ohorag*. Warm anrl clianninK »ix- Avrniif MlirrwHhMry Townalilp. In t fiiinrantfr Hint In CUT Uie rrmtrurt tlon Pormn nfflxpil \i\um Ihf dutJ'Mt', vote, Mr. Jamos B. Bir- prrrftrrrrt. all MMi- t,\\\ mviKiov and receiving a 30-day licen.se Hchool Ulclirlft, for legiil voIrrH re- DOntKT N(». I7HM in nwnrdrd lo tno bidder, hr will and miiBt hn nccoiniinnlnd by a C'er- mingham cited teachers'' nnd bedroorn, four-bath Colonial home. l.Cn- fiMlriK wlUiiv IJBNJCftAL KUW.TI0N IN THK MA'rrKU OF TIIK APPU- within Iwo CD wwkji Hifreaftffr ex- Hf(c(J Chfivk or Kfri Ht)nd drnwn to revocation was James Roz- nUVniM'T No, 1, of the TruivriBhlji ol orulfl the iigrficmfnt, uml furnlrt) Uie UM» order of ll,r Hoard of Bdiicntlon administrators' salaries as be- Bhrcwsy C'ATiON OK NF-THH INHKjjHEUO, zelie, Perth Amtioy. porch w)lh V(m LKAVK TO AKHIIMB THE Owner with a nrrlormniire bond on [fir mil Icfin Ulan ton (lfl''i) r>or ifnt TOTS AND ACREAGE VOU.ISU MffFIMfT NO. B approved form In tho full Ruiount of of the amount of tiie Mute Hid and ing too high, I'tiMiriK I''"'" at lli« MffiiUwbrooK NAME! OF NKTTIB INHUN. Fined $15 each were Judith patio- Enough tox privacy, P TAKK ' NOTlt-'W that on Friday, Uio contrnt^. must In* dPllvcrfid at Uie nlwvo place PI\ , niCAHri Hl77)VP?n1zrd half ne ftchool, Wycltof/ R(md, KaU»itown, No bidder may withdraw hli hid on or l»df«re Uin hour rinmfd, Nnw JorHcsr, In tho flchw/1 District, FctJ.70, nt fti'JO o'clock In Uio Andrews, 4 Orunt St., Mata- Hoard chairman Dr. Murk Mo<1 (rate malntenfinco. Owner must InilMiiic loin - hvnri of Mfddlciown for A purlorl ot nljtty fff0> d«yi *ftcr M. '^I'J.Oflfl P'T lot fnr lrgal votfrs rt>itlr|hiR within O-I'/N- (orrnoon, J, NKTT1K INnmLBHirtfJ, No Md mfiy he withdrawn for « N M •hull apply to Um Monmouth County dtiie «rt for opening tlierrof. wan, and Warren Nininns, Muscarella, picking phraies hngc KlUU KhKi'TION lMBTIWCI* Nnn, period of forty.fiv* (id) i\ay» nflnr ftflrtCtie. TUB VOV/HTtlA AOSJNOY, | f i 1. :i, nni:(,rnl Uie 'iid Hi tit In lift Jiifli;- drlvlnp, and William Brous- •(I IIIHTIIHT NO. 7 lioroiiiih u( rrcfliohl, N. J. or nil H'li nr \f} vvnlvc InfnrniRlHj' tended lo deliver to thd pub- 1 Jndgmnnt nutdorl/lug me to mrnt will hn fr»r Hie hnut intcretta In Uie bidding If It IH In thr Intprpul COLTS NECK Toll INK |.lrn'-t' nt till Mprnorlnl R<:ll'«>l, (if llm 'I"{(wn)»fi(p of MMrltfttown. seau, lOII/abotli, for falling to lic, called the 0,5 per cent Jn- TJf FlfflW BIODHOOM RANCH — With (Irm in, Plutrtnuiwii, Now J»r- Um nnme NK'J'TIK INH of thn Mwir-I „( K<1ii'-ntl«Mi lo do no. Arnonn A /nicrr, KHIJU. l\y ord^r of Uie Itoard of EVIurn> Fly order nf: Thr- Hoard of Kdmn- Mirngr. l,*r*c Kitchen. HVIIIR rwnn, 10 ACRES Jti' V. In tlir H'llool l>lntrl« 4, lot l«i»l tlon, Township nt MMdlrtown, Coun- yield the rlfht nf way. cr'ease over last year's bud- «»r*rnl" tlt« bath. Aluminum ntdlnR iitlftilly rnllhit Iniid with nmnli vote-rn roKldlint tvltiiiii an P. O. }1nx ISfl Uon, Township «f Unwell, Monmoiith ty of Monmoiith, N«w Jrr«ey County, N. J, Unda Mode, 7 Cork Pla,, get "conservative" when com- and wlndowf. Paneled huement wit It Bin mi flcnil rnd itreel. KtCjBpMfin- (Ion DlBtrlrt NOB. 2, (, » and S, of Red Hunk, N. J. O77OI Attorneys for plaintiff JAMES W, PAVIDIirciflKR, HUMA-ni) J, UYON, t>ar Jmd many *xtrtj, 787-7674. No alue for W9.6OO. OARL V, Z£L the RorcUKh of Bi/Umkmn. •ecr «* Hazlet, was assessed $10 for pared with increases In .'fir- • fcntl. plflM*. 825, IKK). : •>*£. 6t 16, 23, 30 Builneai Ailrr>lnl»triil^r t Iteiltor, OMiW Jin. 33 moo Jan. X 119.00 Jin. 33 —. — careless driving. rounding communities, s; t -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA.VK• MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, JANUARY %\ 1970 Peanuts WJbli" • sort tl As MUtrel Puzzle IlaMy « - Bty, By /osepk La Fauci Hadendt" follows 1-0 OQNTDELAWOK &3BEGISTER 7 Make over 33 Femme ACROSS M Strong 8 Proceed 34 "Once In WN0Wi» 1 District of desire brbkly Love With London « Type of I Byword or 5 Separate spoon 3-D 37 Summon IRely 41 Sports tar 10 Enter 42 Egyptian 0NOW! 14 Ananias buff's event obstruslvely make 15 European 43 Shrewd II Not 43 Another river 44 The High- illuminated kind of 20-A 15 — seed wayman's 12 Checks the 4i Crone Blondie \ page (cease grow- ladylove advance of 45 Climb ing) 43 Kind of 13 carry 46 Magna — 17 Girl's name griddle cake 21 Scary 47 Twilled I CAKTT PINO 18 Stir 47 Merchant symbol of fabric ONIS «lMfflLE CLAM IT MISHTV/B SWUM Children's Letters to God vessel's 3-D IN IT/ TO THE BOTTOM 19 Holm or cay 48 Tonto't clearance 24 Lambkin's 15 CUAM CHOWDER 20 Moray - horse 21 Lady's 50 Meager cry 49 Nuance blouse frill 51 Food fish 25 Jazz great, 50 Do in 22 Utter 531: Ger. -Getz 51 Slash repetitively 54 Lavish 27 Wow! 52 Dobbin1* 2S Type of 55 Fai 28 Fencing foil trusses court 56 Celebes ox 29 Catch sight 50 Peer CJynt'« 25 Revue 57 Change of mother feature 58 Swedish K City in dim (1069) Solutlon'n to Today's Pnzile Texas 5t — poker 27 Proceed 60 Long 29 Delmonico, 61 Abound 62 Punta del 31 Having no —, Uruguay Mary Worth nominal DOWN WAIT, BY GEORGE!.- IT WOULD RE A value 1 Morpheus' $HAM£ TO WA5TE. 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The Day Under Your Sign -, M • I 12 ARIES (Bum March 21 lo LIBRA (Scpl. 31 10 0—someone may try —You tend to tie a little er- n ssma to talk you Out Al a protect ratic nov, which dltturbi I •ss« LI that Involves considerable your friends and frailly. money. SCORPIO (Oct. U lo Nov. 3D —Don't be tot itrmi- The Wizard of Id TAURUS (April M lo May willed or 7oa'll Imprtu 5*)—Affection you give will others as Deinlk unrettoit- be returned—and then some) Bridge Advice able and difficult. All in all, a fine day. SAGITTARIUS (NOT. SI ta GEMINI (May 31 to Jun* Dec 3D — A buey atmo- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 3D _ Try not ta alienate sphere in vbur surrounding i, Sooth dealer person you have known for with stimulation cmMria- Dr. Watson got to his feet Both ale* TlilMT»rjle TO WCLV A , . a Inn I time but who can be tion and new Ideas, IN THE? canfanteroui. CAPRICORN (DM. tt •• and stared incredulously at . N6RTH Jan. »»— TJilnH item to Sherlock Holmes, still sitting CANCER (June 22 to July at a standstill ag«ln anil * 0 74 21)—You want to keep on calmly in his favorite kibitz- OK7 the move but those around you don't know what to tH you may want to settle do#n to perk things up. ing chair at the Baker Street O Q10652 at home. AQVABWB eu 'Bridge Club. "Don't you think LEO (July 8 to Au(. 2I>— must work while othan plav it's time to go, Holmes?" the WEST BAST You fe*l at peace with your- this weekend. Your tim will 4 J862 4 K10953 self but a telephone call come. doctor asked. "Not at all," the could upset yon in a harry. PISCES (Feb. 3* ta Mar. great detective replied. "It's V J92 9 Q1Q86) VIRGO —Someone who loves you pectations are unrealistic, an interesting spectacle." may surprise you with an come down to earth—fact + K6 4 33 unexpected lift of some tort. facts. South had just gone down at three notrump. He had taken SOUTH CFKIJ EnternriKh lac, lv?» • AQ the first trick with the ace of 9 A5< Snuffy Smith spades and had entered dum- OKK J£ IT SHORE IS, PAW, Dennis the Menace my with the king of hearts to • AQ9I2 lead the jack of clubs for a TODAV'STH'DAY i' I JEST HOPE Sooth Wed North fati HE BRINGS HOME finesse. .JUSHAID GITS HIS 1 * Put 10 tm ft GOOD ONE West won the king of clubs REPORT CflRD- 2 NT Past 3 NT Aflra* FER A and continued the spades. Optnini lead - • Z filN'T IT, MAW? CHANGE South took the queen of spades and rattled off his "It was dreadful, but no clubs, but East saved all of crime. Young Stamford his spades. South eventually played the hand, you remem- had to lead a diamond in the ber. And one of the opponents attempt to get his ninth trick, was his fiancee's father. It whereupon East defeated the was very interesting to see contract with the ace of dia- how many tricks the young monds and the rest of the ass chucked in a single eve- spades. ning's play." "You were quite right, Wat- DAILY QUESTION son," Sherlock Holmes later The Phantom admitted. "He should have Partner opens with One dia- VOU DON'T FWD HIM. HE^JUST CALL made his contract by leading mond, and the next player FINDS YOU. ___1^4- "PHANTOM '. THEY SAY HE a low diamond from the dum- passes, You hold: S - K 10 HAS A THOUSAND 953H-Q10 868D-A fARS. HE'LL my at the third trick Instead HEAR YOU- of the jack of clubs. If the C - 5 3. What do you say? club finesse was going to Answer: Bid one spade. work he could easily try it af- With a choice of five-card ter first tackling the dia- suits you respond in the high- monds. But if West had theer of the two suits and bid the king of clubs it was vital to other Suit later. With a choice try the diamonds first In the of four-card suits, you would hope of getting four diamond respond first in the suit that tricks. And since East had the was cheaper lo bid. singleton ace, declarer could (A Pocket Guide to Bridge have taken four diamonds is available. Get your copy by easily enough." sending 50 cents to The Daily "Then why did you sit by Register, Box 3318, Grand 'Now OOMYMAKE eiRLMoises Ainwe W*VDOWN J* and condone this dreadful Central Station, New York, crime?" N.Y. 10017.) Nubbin Beetle Bailey

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Hi and Lois FIRST THEY CANT WAIT FDR VtXI TO START TALXINS 6HTTING DINNER AND THEN,,. DITTO, WHEN ON TIME ARE VOll 0OIN<3 TD LEARN TO HANS UPVOUR CLOTHES?/ 21 -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK • JflDDLETOWN. N. J.i FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. 1970 Sparse Crowd Hears Regional Board Candidates Debates on specific polnti MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - audience, indicated a pre- Mrs. Carole Condren aild Mrs. Condren promised to candidate called upon, ex- 'Teachers who are doing Mr. Connor stated he, too, A thin crowd of not more ponderance of township resi- Franklin M. Giftert and new- seek the highest professional pressed disappointment in the job should be paid all we was disappointed In the turn- brought up *y candidates in than 50 residents greeted last dents, about 3 to 1. comers Richard T. Callaway quality in education consis- last night's turnout — espe- , can cough up; teachers who out of voters and added that turn were followed by a pub- night's debate of Regional Greeting the candidates, and Kdward K. Brady from tent with economics faced by cially the meager showing want to put in time should he was afraid it reflected dis- lic question period devoted moderator Thomas 11. Mc- the township. the taxpayers if she is re- from the borough. be sent on to other dis- interest. He urged parents to Board of Education candi- largely to a rehash of argu- dates sponsored by the Mata- Kinney explained that five In his opening statement, elected. She also intends to He also scored demands tricts," Mr. Neilland said. consider what educational ex- wan Jaycees in the audi- minutes of opening remarks Mr. Gilbert characterized set up a public relations pro- currently being made by the He. also urged that agree- perience they wish their chil- ments for and against the torium of Lloyd Road School. by each candidate would be the present "a time for gram to establish a close re- Matawan Regional Teachers ments with teachers should dren to have and participate $6.9 million school budget. ' A show of hands asked by followed by face-lo-face de- change, a season of hope and lationship between the board Association and stated the be completed before the in the board's efforts to put Hex J. Lysinger, Jaycee bale among them, a public a winter of despair," quoting and the public concerning board needs legal authority Softool budget is put up to it into effect. He scored ne- educational problems. president who greeted th question and answer period a New York Times editorial, to pay teachers on the basis the voters, and recommended gotiations with the MRTA as and a two-minute closing Charles Dickens and the Challenger Callaway of their ability as deter- standardized architectural taking time from board mem- Second Gun statement by each candi- late Robert F. Kennedy. stressed teacher recruitment mined by an effective evalu- plans for new schools to bers' consideration of educa- date. He urged teachers and based strictly on ability with- ation system. save duplicate architects' tional matters, and charged Theft Reported All Appeared parents to recognize change out regard to color, creed or fees. the teachers' demands are ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - All seven candidates ap- as the most striking charac- national origin, effective Mr. Engebretson expressed "unreasonable in view of the For the second time in a peared, including incumbent teristic of our time and to teacher evaluation coupled satisfaction with "the caliber economic situation in the David Engebretson and new- move forward together "so Rev. Grauel community." month, the Arjay Sporting IHTREST COMPOUNDED with accountability on teach- of this campaign," which he 1 DAILY SX SPECIAl comers James M. Neilland the future can be charac- ers' parts, and a balanced said has been based on "Is- Goods store at 54 First Ave. and George W. Connor from terized as (he best of times" educational program includ- To Address sues, not personalities." He was broken into and hand WE SAVN6S CERTIFICATES for our children. the borough, and incumbents ing academic and physical cited accomplishments of the Marijuana Possession guns stolen. Interetr paid from day of courses and athletics to de- History Club present school board and Guilt Told in Court Chief James Egidio report- deposit to dalt of maturity. velop students' morality, praised the budget as "good 3% lnrerett, compounded daily, ability and strength. MATAWAN - The Hev. and tight; if we out anything, FREEHOLD — Douglas J. ed thieves broke through * paid M maturities of *n< yeoi Middletown School Talks on Budget John S. Grauel of Colts Neck, we'll cripple tlhe program." Power, 15 Knoll Ter,, Haz- rear door Wednesday night. or mm. Daily compounding an internationally known his- let, pleaded guilty yesterday and took five new revolvers pay* you on anmiot. Mr. Brady commented He added that he is worried to possession of marijuana principally on the school bud- torian and lecturer, will speak about discipline in the from a showcase and a small on the history of Monmoutli in Hazlet May 7, 1969. get, stating the $6.9 million schools, citing bomb scares amount of ammunition. • Candidates to Talk County at the Matawan His- Superior Court Judge Fran- spending plan will cause an apparently initiated by anon- 1 5.13% increase of about $200 to ?300 torical Society meeting Mon- ymous telephone calls, pos- cis X. Crahay set March 6 On Dec. 15, thieves made ' MIDDLETOWN - The are Detective Sgt. William J. it* Ida tint year's yield. Start in the tax bill of each town- day. sibly by students. for sentencing. William Gear- off with 10 guns and no am-! League of Women Voters will Halliday, Patrolman Leonard ty, public defender, repre- with $1,000. May be redeemed sponsor a candidates night for Moon, Joseph Cronin, Joel ship homeowner. He ex- The meeting will be held in munition in a similarly- M M days written notice. plained that while he is all the lounge of the Presby- sented Power. Thomas Smith Board of Education hopefuls Hanes and Joseph Liskiewicz. Rental Auto Fraud Jr. prosecuted. staged break-in. Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in for quality education, he terian Churdh, Rt. 34 at 8 Each candidate has been wonders if the board has not p.m. Intent Is Admitted New Monmouth School. asked to reply to the ques- gone too far too fast. The Rev. Mr. Grauel was FREEHOLD — Gary. F. The public will be given an tion, "Are you satisfied with He charged that incum- co-founder and finst president Jarossy, of Old Bridge, opportunity to meet and ques- the quality of education pres- WINTER SALE bents Mrs. Condren and Mr. of the Colts Neck Historical pleaded guilty yesterday to tion all eight board can- ently offered at Middletown, Gilbert "lack convictions of Society. He served with the charges of renting a motor didates. Non-partisan voting and what changes, if any, Sofas and Chairs their own" and depend on ex- underground in Europe dur- vehicle from Kapushy Esso information will be distribut- would you like to see imple- perts to guide their decisions ing World War II and was with intent to defraud. The By THOMASV1LLE, SELIG, HERITAGE, ed by league members as mented?" usual. on the board. He also chided Instrumental in the rescue of incident occured last Feb. 20 and HENREDON Three three - year board The audience will question Mrs: Condren for accusing victims of Nazi persecution. in Keyport. terms are at stake in the Feb. the candidates on their an- him of being supported by After the war, he became a Superior Court Judge-Fran- 20% OFF REG. PRICE 10 election. Incumbents seek- swers. the township Republican Club member of the Jewish Ha- cis X. Crahay set March 6 ing reelection are Richard Information on voting Feb. and reminded listeners that ganah and was a leader in the for sentencing. Thomas Smith SHOCKS F. Jones, Frank Defino and 10 can be had by calling the she, also, spoke before that celebrated exodus preceding Jr. prosecuted. Public de- Offcrbplriu Jan. 31. 1970 Ridhard R. Anderson. New- Board of Education office on organization. the establishment of the State fender William Gearty repre- Huff man - Koos comers seeking board seats Tindall Road. Mr. Neilland, first borough of Israel. sented Jarossy. Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. • 542-1010 TOWN & COUNTRY 4 New Part-time Courses 10.99 • pain INSTALLED To Be Offered at Brookdale LINCROFT - Ceramics, college campus on Newman lege's Allied Health Center, „ —44 chemistry, Far Eastern his- Springs Road, here. 279 Third Ave., Long Branch; the First Methodist Church, Reg. tory and journalism are The total part-time program education building, 247 among the new courses being includes 118 sections of 67 dif- 13.49 ferent courses. Broad St., Red Bank; Liberty offered on a part-time basis INSTALLED The offerings include sever- Street School, 95 Liberty St., Coupon « M On A this winter by Brookdale Com- al second term courses in Long Branch, and Marlboro High School, Rt. 79, Marlboro. Worth O Pair munity College. such subjects as accounting, Anyone wishing 3 brochure Men's Clothing and Furnishings engineering and electronic WARDS Monmoulh The college will offer both on the program for further in- Shopping Center daytime and evening courses drawing, economics, English, American civilization, Span- formation may contact the at seven community learning Evening Division of Brook -MEN'S SUITS- centers, including the main ish and analytical geometry and calculus. dale Community College at the MiddJeiown campus. Additional first-time cours- A handsome collection of sfrip«s, plaids, Two-pant suits in two and three button es include physical geology, and solids in single breasted and 2 and models. Plaids, stripes, herringbones automotive service, biology 3 button models. and solids. and police organization and County Sets administration. A first term course in com- May Clinic Reg.'$90 $54 Reg. 100.00 $64 munications, and an introduc- Other Men's Suits „ 20"/. to 40% Off tion to psychology are among the popular favorites being re- On Camping peated. LINCROFT - The Mon- Courses begin the week of mouth County Parks System Feb. 16. Registration may be has announced that a clinic Heading for Japan? Pack along Natelsons J. MEN'S SPORTCOATS MEN'S SLACKS completed by mail through on "Camping Techniques" Kridel's new non-crush polyester knit suit. Jan. 30 or in person on the will be held at Turkey Wer» $45 : ...;.„...... „. 22.50 Swamp Park early this spring Lincroft campus in Barn B Were $22 $17 from 6 to 9 p.m. on Feb. 5 with the tenative dates May Were $50 $39 and 6, and from 9 a.m. to 1 16 and 17. The sessions will Wei? $55 ^._..._.^ ...,.»...$44 p.m. on Feb. 7. A "late" reg- relate to the many phases of Were $25 J $19 OLD WAGON FARM istration will be conducted at the total camping exper- Were $60-$65 ...1^...... 1...... $48 Rt. 35 and Laurel Ave., Holmdel the campus admissions office ience and will outline tips on from 6 to 9 p.m., Feb. 16 to 19. camping that will make your Were $75 £ $59 Were 27.50 ...... , $22 camping trip more enjoya- Counselors will be available Were $95 ...„„.„ $76 (\ J APPLES • CIDER to answer questions on the ble. on-campus registration desk No camper is pleased about on Feb. 5 to 7. a rain-soaked bedroll. The in- The community learning structions will include tips MEN'S FURNISHINGS PRESERVES • HONEY centers include the Middle- on — what food to bring — 1.50 ATHLETIC SHIRTS 3f $$•$10 KNIT SPORT SHIRTS town campus of Brookdale, how to cook it — what to or 3.50- OPEN FRI.. SAT.. SUN. 9 to 4:30 thru the WINTER Normandy Road, south of wear and how to organize Famous maker, knits. Broken sizes^. 3,25 Turtles and mockturtles, fashion collars.. 6.50 Kings Highway East; the col your campsite. The sessions 1.50-1.75 BOXER SHORTS- will include information from $ll-$30 MEN'S SWEATERS backpacking to the mobile Famous maker, cottons, Dacron* • 3 for Vat© Many styles, colors : . camp trailers. polyester and cotton — 3.25 Vt Off Turkey Swamp Park, south o.50-$8 BUTTON DOWN SPORT SHIRTS of Freehold, provides excel- $5,6.50 GLOVES 4.50- lent facilities for all types of Wool and Orion®, leather palm _. ~ 4,Q0 5.50 camping. The park rangers in charge will answer questions, $5-$8 SMALL & ODD SIZES DRESS $8-$l0 PARK COLLAR SPORT SHIRTS and have tents, cots, back- 5.50- SATURDAY & SUNDAY Assorted colors, stripes .„ packs, and stoves available SHIRTS Assorted colors and broken sizes 1/2 Off 6.50 Jan. 24th & 25th ONLY for rent. As a part of the camping clinic there will be $6.$8 BUTTON DOWN DRESS SHIRTS * 4,50. $5-$ 10 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS an exhibit of a complete line 4.00. T Solids, stripes, broken sizes 5.50 Regular and spread collars j.. ARTIFICIAL of camping equipment to help 6.50 the camper make a choice of 5.50-$ 11 REGULAR COLLAR DRESS waking UD to spoiled food or $30-$150 MEN'S OUTERWMR SHIRTS 4,50. specific camping needs. Many assorted colors and stripes 7.50 Suedes, cotton, leathers, peplins. Lined 22.50* Information about county and unlined 110 00 parks and activities for the YUCCA TREE $5-25 MEN'S GIFTS J coming year may be obtained 6-FT. TALL bv writing or phoning the Pewter mugs, beer steins, many other $16-$ 17 GOLF JACKETS Monmouth County Park Sys- SAVE $10 exciting items _..... I/. f\ft Regulars and longs. Solid colors tem, Box 326, Lmeroit. 10.00 Reg. Price 29.98 98 I 3.50 IRISH BEER MUGS $6-$l4 WINTERWEIGHT SPORT SHIRTS To Discuss Viet Man sizod with gold emblem _ 1/j Qff 4.50- SALE PRICE Wools, Orlons® acrylic, coHon flannels 11.50 19 War With Youth 2.25-$5 ITALIAN SHOE HORNS While They Last in Our Flower Shop ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Imported with unusual handles, many $7-$ 10 NOVELTY PAJAMAS 4.50- Bayshoi-e teenagers will have hand fashioned , I/2 Qff His and her knits an opportunity to discuss the 6.50 Vietnam war with "someone $II-$I5 BANLON KNIT SPORT SHIRTS who has been there," it was Broken sizes, assorted styles, limited announced by the Rev. Cor- Short tlteve only. Banlon fextralized ny- quantities on all Items. nelius Horgan, assistant pas- lon solids and fancies . „ f £Q tor at St. Agnes Catholic I Church, here. Capt. Edward D. Moretti, 'j rrltn'i iSopi— all itarai Catholic chaplain at Ft. Mon- mouth, will discuss the war with the young people Mon- I day at 7 p.m. in the church hall. Chaplain Moretti re- 362 Broad Si. & Maple Ave. turned In July after spending a year with the First Airmo- I bile Cavalry in Vietnam. RED BANK His appearance is being sponsored by a high school SHOP ittlnbach'i • rid bank e nbury pirk program at the church but 10 to 5:30, w.d. and K till f Fr. Horgan emphasized that • brick town p| i 10 la 9, lit. till itIO, all youngsters, regardless of a t •un. neon (III 5:30. their faith, aro invited to come. THEDAILY

FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1970 Television • Books ENJOYMENT Movies • Theater Your Weekend Magazine Dining Out • Music Hobbies • Comment f ^ >*. IAV* Jf.4jf\f": > ^ >A KV V *\ ^ffMVl^r * • *^ / A Personal Report On 'A Show' . Editor's Note: Mala Efthy- things, for the production ol voulou, the writer of this Talent Expo for the Garden Story, is also an accomplished State Arts Center, and, will artist and a set designer. All again do so this season. of his talents come Into play LTA is now going into lit this report. theatrical production with "I By LONIA EFTHYVOULOU Do, I Do," a musical about NEW SHREWSBURY - marriage in general and a All of you must, at some time four poster in particular. The or another, have enjoyed a original production ran on "show." Broadway for several years and starred Mary Martin and How many of you, however, Robert Preston. realize the complex back- ground talent and work, that It took Lenny nine months go into a show—any theatrical to get the rights to the show production for that matter? which so far has been per- formed only by professional I am personally involved equity companies. LTA now With a production which has the first license in the many of you might want to U.S.A. for production of the see next March, so, let me show by a non-equity com- tell you about it. pany. The flyers announce: "Th«. The local cast-of-two will Monmouth Conservatory of feature Mrs. Leonard Schlos- Music presents the Leonard berg, professionally known I DO, I DO — Ruth Kay and Lauren K. Woods, 3d., rehearse for their parts in the Talent Associates production as Ruth Kay, and Lauren K. musical production of I Do, I Do, to be presented at the Old Mill Theater, Tinton of "I Do, I Do" at the Old Woods, 3d, "Woody," actor- MUl Theater, Tinton Falls," director. Falls, New Shrewsbury. The musical will be produced by Leonard Talent Assoc- here. iates. [Register Staff Photo) The Monmouth Conserva- Production Staff tory of Music hardly needs Lenny will produce the introduction. Everyone knows show with Woody directing. of its contribution to the Others on the production staff, county's musical expression. will be Felix Molteer, musical direction — piano; Mrs. Films Offer Variety Leonard Talent Associates, Dorothy Wagner, choreog- with Leonard Schlosberg By CAROL JACOBSON to be said on film. Much of Hamilton College, New "Lenny" at its head, might. raphy and costumes; Mrs. Lauren Woods,'"Ellen" stage PUTNEY SWOPE and THE the action deliberately at- York, is the campus setting Talent Expo STERILE CUCKOO — Ex- tempts to-prove that all men, It is a theatrical agency manager; and me, Lonia for producer-director Alan J. Ethyvoulou, sets. cessive box office sales at the regardless of color, act out which supplies performers Lyric in Asbury Park, con- the same fundamental func- Pakula's first directorial job As "Ruth Kay," Mrs. Schlos- for organization, party and firm the popularity of "Put- tions. In this film, humanity and the film, simple in plot, club dates. Since its crea- berg has performed through- ney Swope.'l becomes the common denomi- provides an excellent vehicle out New Jersey and New York tion two years ago it has With no known names and nator rather than race or for the 23-year-old daughter^ been responsible, among other (See A Personal, Pg. G) faces and little available color, but that doesn't make of Judy Garland and Vincent up for the lack of esthetic press information, the film is Minelli. She proves her pro- a put down on the advertis- merit. ing media of Madison Avenue Except for photographic in- found acting ability, maybe and its deliberate overall goal stances that are clever, even by-passing her career in mus- with little concern for the intriguing to the point of prac- ical productions off-Broadway human condition. tical salability, the plot and on TV. moves in jumpy, erratic The movie, produced and This part is her second written by Robert Downey, is waves. It is a farce, "a the- atrical composition in which film role. The first was in hillarious, vulgar, coarse in "Charlie Bubbles" with the language, and effects diverse broad improbabilities of plot reactions from the audience. and characterization are used English fcctor Albert Finney. Some people love it, others for humorous effect... some- Whether it was the part in dislike it intensely. thing ludicrous; an empty that movie or Liza's first at- show; mockery. . ." tempt in front of the cameras,, The opening scene finds she didn't come across, but Putney Swope, a throaty, Liza Minelli, in her first she makes up for the loss as slow moving, singular black starring role, went after the Pookie. board member of the Truth part of Pookie in "Sterile Si Soul, Inc. ad agency at the Cuckoo" because she said, in Pookie will be remembered head of the company, by a an interview with Newsweek as the oddball in a field of fluke of events. (Nov. 17, 1969) "There are "weirdos" as she puts it, who "I didn't think anyone else things I share with Pookie searches for love, finds it, would vote for him," said and things about her I un- desperately tries to hold on, the other members and Put- derstand." and finally is forced to go ney, in 15 minutes of one of John Nichols' novel re- home. The theme of young the funniest, sick comic strips volves around the college- love is dealt with in a beaMti- FIRST LOVE •*•*— The freedom of running Is mad© in- of film reverses a trend and bound youngster and her boy- ful manner. Hurray for Para- viting by Liza Mfnelli and Wendell Burton starring in employs only Negroes with friend, played by Wendell mount Pictures. With a mini- mum cast and Liza Minelli "'The Sterile Cuckoo." The slow-paced film gives the one white idea-man on the Burton, who played the lead board. in the San Francisco com- performing with great gusto, young actress Miss Minelli a chance to prove herself The social commentary is pany production of "You're "The Sterile Cuckoo" seeks as an engaging actress. honest and probably needed a Good Man Charlie Brown." attention / • 1 Squires Two Replacements Falter O (M Pub

CO LUNCHEON DINNER Beefsteaks, Lobster rd By CYNTHIA LOWRY tracking members of the and Paulsen who ,was in light Wines and Spirits French Resistance, visiting summer clothes, sought help. NEW YOBK (AP)-The last the police and frequenting The humor,, apparently, was Charcoal Hearth two of ABC's five midesason. Television colorful Left Bank dives. He the sight of Pauisen shiver- replacements had their pre- occasionally said "oui" or ing because the former vice • Prime Ribs of Beef miere programs last night. "merci" to add to the color president kept his visitor out- • Prime Sirloin Steak Neither seems likely to light Comment which is quite obviously Hol- side and even closed the door • Fresh Fish up the nation's small screens. lywood back-lot Paris. Even in his face a couple of times. George Hamilton, tiie sole the window of Jack's office in Debbie Reynolds appeared survivor of "The Survivors," the embassy looks out on the in a sketch with Paulsen play- 2 SPECIAL is now Jack Brennan, an in- looking creature. He threat- Eiffel Tower, a neat geo- ing the warden of a prison. ened to reveal to the world Every Monday tense young trouble shooter graphic trick. Debbie was a tough lady helping tourists as he worlis the existence of an illegiti- It was a story that was as lifer who poured hot coffee on 2-Lb. LIVE LOBSTER out of the American embassy mate daughter, born during artificial and contrived as the the warden, smashed his in "Paris 7000." the war, if he did not hand background and, worst of all, glasses and even hurled his C over 500,000 francs. .50 His first assignment was to was a bore. pet parakeet out the window. OQ protect the reputation of a Energetic and dead pan Doesn't Add Up Paulsen's closing was a MONMOUTH ROAD newly appoirited Supreme Brennan scurried around, "Pat Paulsen's Half a mock tearful plea to the "Nielsen folk" to watch the WEST LONG BRANCH Court justice on his first visit Comedy Hour" did not add up to France since 1943. Upon ar- to even a tenth of a comedy show another time. Maybe s 5425050 rival with his wife, the jurist CYO Plans hour. There were not, in fact, Pat better run for public (A was slipped a note by an evil office again. "Sb many chuckles in the 30 minutes. Danny Signs Up Folk Music The comedian seemed ex- Danny Thomas has signed tremely uncomfortable work- with ABC to return next sea- Q ing through a collection of son in another situation It's happening at the • • . Concert poorly constructed skits, but domedy. It will be called HOLMDEL - The Catholic not as uncomfortable as some "Make Room for Granddad- Youth Organization of St. H)f his guests. dy," and if his special of the Hubert H." Humphrey, for same name last fall is a clue, RIM RUNNER Benedict's Church will pre- instance, seemed at a loss in it will pick up the "Make sent its third annual folk con- one. We were asked to believe Room for Daddy" characters -OUR FAMOUS cert Friday, Jan. 30, at 8 that Paulsen's car stalled in as they have grown older and p.m. in St. Benedict's School, the dead of winter in front of the kids started families of Hilkrest Road. Humphrey's Minnesota home their own. Wed. Nite Buffet Appearing on the program for the third consecutive Saturday, January 24, 1970 Chowder • Steamers year will be the Townfolk, Spaghetti with white or red clam sauce comprised of Marlene and Tune in Sat. 10 p.m. to Sun. 5:30 p.m. Dick Levine and Loell Ken- Broiled Fish • Top Sirloin nedy. United Cerebral Palsy Telethon Fried Clams > The Levines are conducting WOR-TV — CHANNEL- 9 a folk music workshop spon- Sea Food Newhurg sored by the Middletown During TELETHON HOURS Call 201—654-5600 Chicken Cacciatore Township Recreation Com- or Italian Shells ivith Meat Sauce mission. MAIL PLEDGES to Box 25, Long Branch, N. J. Also returning will be ban- jo and guitar player Mike Watch * Enjoy * Pledge All You Moroch. Can Eat Other entertainers will in- 3.98 clude the Hogan Sisters, A Small Society, the St. Bene- dict's Folk Group, Father Enjoy Cocktails in the Germain and members of the BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLECT parish. THE COUNTY COLUGf W MONMOUTH "Dungeon" Anne and Kathy Hogan, res- Luncheon Daily — Closed Tuesday idents of Hazlet, have per- formed at the Middletown OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT Folk Festival, the New Shrewsbury Yacht Club and Non-Credit Short Courses • A HOME BUYER'S WORKSHOP/6 SESSIONS/510 folk benefits. Anne was fea- Tuesdays, Feb ,...ti .J, ...... *y ^,h.. tured in the Garden State • ETHICS: DILEMMAS OF MODERN MAN/12 SESSIONS/520 for the Shore's Most Arts Center's Talent Expo, Wednesdays. Feb. .i-Aprli i», e:00-u;.i) P.M. • THE ROCK MUSIC SYNDROME/10 SESSIONS/534 ; where she promoted her own Mondays, Feb. lAApril 20, 8:0010:00 P.M. composition, "A Tribute to • GROUP INSTRUCTION IN PLAYING THE RECORDER/B SESSIONS/520 ELEGANT Bobby." Wednesdays, Feb. 18-Aprlt s, I:ob-3:00 P.M. !'• • MINORITY VIEWPOINT/10 SESSIONS/522 Thursday], Fed. b-Apri, U, 8:0.-10:00 P.M. Andy Williams Show • PHOTO LAB: FROM NEGATIVE TO PRINT/6 SESSIONS/520 DINING Fridays, Feb. 29-Aprii 3. J;0O-9:QQ P.M. Features Guesl Stars • CREATING CREATIVITY IN CHILDREN/4 SESSIONS/SI0 Mondays, Feb. 23 March It, 1:00-10:00 P.M. j Tiny Tim, Charlie Callas, • FROM RELIEF TO INCOME MAINTENANCE/4 SESSIONS $12 Jimmie Rodgers, the Letter- Tuesdays, Feb. 14 March 17, B:00 10:00 P.M. men, and Deanna Lund are • MARRIAGE: MERGER OR MAYHEM7/4 SESSIONS/SI0 , guest stars on NBC Televi- Tuesdays, Feb. 24 March 17, B:M 10:00 P.M. sion Network's "Andy Wil- • RUSSIA: ENIGMA, MONOLITH, MESSIAH/8 SESSIONS/520 Our Oustanding Chef liams Show" tomorrow (7:30* Wednesday!, Feb. 25-Aprli 15, 7:3010:00 P.M. 8:30 p.m.), in color. • WHAT'S GOING ON IN WALL STREET7/4 SESSIONS/SIZ "TONY MANDARA' Thursdays, Feb. U-March If, 8:00-10:00 P.M. (formerly of LuigVs) Andy opens the show sing- WATCH FOR OUR LISTING IN FEBRUARY OF THE ing "secret Love," followed NON-CREDIT COURSES THAT WILL BEGIN features the Finest Cuisine by Charlie Callas, who ap- IN THE MONTH OF MARCH pears as Capt. Weird, "a ^ ™ ™ ™ ™ ^^ " " ^ W^ M M IB MBI^V •• M M • H H M *• H • !• ^Hi BB Friday and mMd-mannered reporter." Registration Form — Spring 1970 Saturday Nights Tiny Tim sings "American Nome , „ Phone ». ! DANCING Pioneer" as the Williams Weirdos cavort in a comedy Address number. Andy, Tiny Tim, Charlie, and singer Jimmie City • Slate lip Bodgers then relive some ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND CHECK PAYABLE TO: childhood memories in a pro- BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE duction number titled "Neigh* COURSE TITLE FEE TOTAL borhood Children." Also joining Andy and his guest cast in a series of com- Moll Form to: COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION IROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HWY. 35 HOLMDEL edy skits is Deanna Lund, Hi Newman springs Rood, Llncroft, New Jtrwy «77M For Reservations Call — 264-4600 from TV's "Land of the •tt-IW/Ext. 21, J4 Giants." •:30 A.M.S:00 P.M.. Monday-Friday A Big Jet For Hugh Hefner

By BOB THOMAS not another late night talk quires a full day to produce. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - One show. But Hefner claims his Hence the large production thing can lead to another, and is different, cost: $35,000 per show, com- e f because Hugh Hefner sought Hollywood The Problem = CLUB BENE = to change his life - style, he pared to 120,000 for "To- "The difference is both the night." Even with the' show £ DINNER THEATRE = will soon take possession of his latest plaything: a $4.5 the forest, I spent my time strength of the show and the in 40 markets, it can't turn a 55 RT. 35, South Amboy, N.J. 55 million DC9 jet airplane. studying not only the trees problem. I have tried to break away from the desk- profit. "But it is a very in- Not just any new J)C9. This but individual branches, the expensive form of promotion S BROADWAY PLAYS = and-couch format of such one will be outfitted with all leaves." shows and create the illusion for my many enterprises," S ONSTAGE = the comforts of a Playboy One of Hefner's methods of of a party. We are not play- Hefner added. ™ Jan. 7th thru Feb. 1st = Club, including a staff of Bun- ing to a studio audience. We nies who have graduated from escape from captivity was to start a syndicated television try to get away from the old- the stewardess school of Con- style impersonal theater con- LOBSTER LOVERS |"THE BOY I tinental Airlines. show, "Playboy After Dark." "Come and cept and make it seem as if 1 He is now in tihe second sea- get 'em Tlie founder . publisher of son of 26 programs. the viewer were at the party 3. | FRIEND" | Playboy magazine related the himself. alive!" "Actually it is an updated, 5 S Musical Comedy of -5 sequence of events: ."That is the show's 55 The Roaring 20's = more polished version of a "When I turned 40 — he is show I did 10 years ago in strength, because television is now 43 — 1 decided I would Chicago," he said. "One of a personal medium, start doing the things I really the writers on that show was "But it is also a problem Pick Your Own Lobster Out E Opening Feb. 4th |jjjj wanted to do. That meant ol Our Lobster Tanktt to jtob Newhart, who was work- to move people through the CO S3 Cole Porter's E changing my Jife - style. I Ing, as an accountant and try- show and make it work with found I was spending most of ing to break into comedy." the ease of a party. When my time inside the mansion Because "Playboy After the fantasy breaks down, the — his opulent Chicago pad — show breaks down." 1 and working on the magazine. Dark" is taped here and Hef- DORIS 'N ED'S ner's headquarters remain in SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Sometimes I would work 30 Unlike the other shows 36 Shore Dr., Highlands - I7MJ45 to 36 hours without a break. Chicago, he commutes week- which are taped continuous- "HOUSE OF GOURMET SEAFOOD" ly. Hence the idea for the ly, "Playboy After Dark" re- Closed Tuesdays "I found that I had been DC9, which will also transport caught in the machinery that him elsewhere in the world I had created. That's not hard and will be available for hire. to do when you started as I "Like a lot of the other crazy Presenting for Your did. The original staff of Play- ideas I've gotten, I may find E "JACK AND THE s boy was myself and a part- a way to make this one pay ENTERTAINMENT time art director. After the for itself," he said. E BEANSTALK" | first year there were seven EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY 55 For Reservations Coll 55 employees. Then came hun- It would seem that what the • dreds, thousands. television world needs now is E 727-3000 | Perspective Off the "CHORDIALS" "I had become a prisoner iillllUlllllllllllllllllllllr of the house. My perspective Welby Show FRIDAY NITE LADIES' NITE was off. Instead of tending to Tops Week's SPECIAL PRICES FOR LADIES \\ I THAR SHE BLOWS TV Ratings CAMBRIDGE INN Entertainment NEW YORK (AP) — CBS 910 UNION AVENUE, UNION BEACH JACKIE HILL topped prime • time Neilson APPEARING TUES. hru THURS. ratings for the week Jan. 5 264-9857—LOUNGE RESTAURANT—264-2189 JACKIE HILL TRIO — with a 22.6 rating. NBC FEATURING LINDA TURNER Friday and Saturday Nights was second with 20.0 and MUSIC TO DINE BY ABC third with 18,8 9 P.M. to 11 P.M. For the season to date, MUSIC TO SWING TO 11 P.M. TO ? NBC stays ahead with 20.1, to Luncheon: Noon to 4:30 19.5 fo/CBS and 16.2 for ABC. Dinner: 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. The top shows for Jan. 5 - Served 7 Days Week 11: Steaks and Seafood FOOT OF BODMANPL. 1. Marcus Welby ABC 31.5. We Rate the Girls" RED BANK Oft tW Navwbk RtV« 2. Family Affair CBS 28.7 Phorw 7I14SM In Red Bank •' 3. Gunsmoke CBS 28.2 4. Rowan & Martin NBC 28.1. 5. Hawaii Five-0 CBS 27.7. DISCOUNT COUPON 6. Bed Skelton CBS 27.6. 7. Mayberry RFD OBS 27.4. 8. Doris Day OBS 27.0. BAYSHORE TV 9. Beverly Hillbillies CBS SERVICE and APPLIANCE CO., INC. 26.7. 10. Dean Martin NBC 26.4. 2 Oscar Winners In TV Show Tonight Every day is Ladies' Day with us, because we Anne Baxter and Gloria Grahame, both Academy specialize in their kind of food whether they're Award winning actresses, are dieting or not. Next shopping spree take a featured in "The Takeover" luncheon break with friends, at the CEDAR INN! on the NBC Television Net- work's "The Name of the EXPERT SAMe DISCOUNT Game" tonight (8:30-10 p.m.) Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails SERVICE DAY On our r»g. black & wMft Gloria Grahame, in a cam- * "Ior * ••'vtet call, or Private Banquet Facilities ALL MAKES onitnna repair eo role, portrays Madame Noli, the widow of an assas- Otfy ' coupon per sinated government official of c*lh Offor good thru a small Eastern nation. Miss 0«. 31, IW. Grahame won the Academy Award in 1952 for best sup- porting actress in "The Bad STATE HWY. M, HIGHLANDS ° CALL 787-4400 and the Beautiful." I Blocks North o( Highlands Bridge Miss Baxter won her DISCOUNT COUPON Academy Award in 1940 as Dial 872-1351 best supporting actress in Diner* Club — America* EipreM "The Razor's Edge." ID HE SAID, SHE SAID 0 O MARINE BOY 0 Guests: Jack and Reiko Douglas, Meredith Mao 0 THE SMOKEY BEAR SHOW © Rae and Greg Mullavey; Irwin C. arid Voncell Q INSIGHT 0 Watson; and Jack and Brett Klugman. ID THIS IS THE LIFE I © N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE 9-00 O HERE COMES THE GRUMP & "A Song of Summer." A documentary drama about TELEVISION the final years of the English composer Frederic O PIXANNE O THE CATTANOOGA CATS © These program listings are the most accurate of any Dellus as seen through the eyes of a young English organist, who spent those years of bllndneaa and O GOVERNMENT STORY 0 weekly television guide. All listings are supplied by paralysis with him. ID APPRENDA INGLES 0 9:00 O CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE the television stations and program changes received "Wake Me When It's Over" starring Ernie Kovacs, 9-30 O DASTARDLY AND MUTTLEY IN THEIR 9 are made up to the time The Daily Register goes to Don Knotts. A service comedy about an Air Force FLYING MACHINE 0 press. group, on an isolated island, who build a resort O THE PINK PANTHER 0 hotel. Q NEW JERSEY REPORT 0 *T3 0 HERE COME THE BRIDES 8 hi As an added service to television viewers, a listing ID THE PUERTO RICAN NEW YORKER 0 I*. "Debt of Honor." Jennifer West returns as Holly is carried throughout the week in The Daily Register Huston, the vivacious mountain girl who is now a 10:00 O THE PERILS OF PENELOPE PITSTOP © lady of wealth. supplying viewers with the most up-to-the-minute O H. R. PUFNSTUF 0 O BASKETBALL © O CASPER AND FRIENDS 3 program information available. New York Knicks vs Chicago Bulls Q HOT WHEELS © ID THE FELONY SQUAD © Sam Stone's ex-partner turns out to be a murderer Q TWIN CIRCLE HEADLINE 0 WCBS-TV O WOR-TV and a thief. ID SUBURBAN CLOSEUP 0 WNBC-TV Q) WPIX-TV . 9:30 ID PASSWORD 0 10:30 O SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE YOU! © Guests: Arlene Francis and Skitch Henderson, O THE BANANA SPLITS 0 WNEW-TV (0 WNDT-TV 10:00 O PRUDENTIAL'S ON STAGE © 0 SHIRLEY TEMPLE THEATRE "Married Alive" starring Robert Culp, Diana Rlgg. "Our Little Girl" starring Shirley Temple, Joel WABC-TV 0 Indicates Color An explorer returns to England and claims that he McCrea. A troubled "only child" tries t^pntch up was the victim of amnesia for 10 years and is the parental differences by running away. (1935) long-lost husband of a wealthy countryman, O ID TEN O'CLOCK NEWS 0 THE HARDY BOYS 0 O LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 0 Q CARTOONS A GO GO 0 10:30 © NEWSFRONT fl) THE GREEN THUMB © FRIDAY 10:55 ,0 WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT 0 11:00 0 THE ARCHIE COMEDY HOUR 9 11:00 QQQ NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 0 SKY HAWKS © O PEYTON PLACE 0 MAD MAD MOVIE O DIVORCE COURT 0 "Sombra, the Spider Woman" starring Bruce Ed- DAYTIME MOVIES "Leonard vs Leonard." A wife becomes suspicious wards, Virginia Lindley, A ruler is determined to conquer the world through his daughter Sombra and 9:00 O "Million Dollar Mermaid" when her husband begins taking frequent *busU her extraordinary powers. (1906) ness' trips with a pretty young model, 10:00 0 "The Third Key" ID HERE'S BARBARA 0 ID FOCUS: NEW JERSEY 0 1:00 O "Thunder Afloat" 11:30 O THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 0 11:30 0 THE FLINTSTONES 0 4:30 O "Guns of Darkness" 0 GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE 0 O TONIGHT SHOW 0 ID INSIGHT 0 fl "The Pumlcin Eater" Peter Lawford is subatitutee host. O "The Secret Beyond The Door" O 11:30 MOVIE AFTERNOON "Beast From 20,000 Fathoms" starring Paul Chris- EVENING tian, Paula Raymond. After an experimental atomic 12:00 0 THE MONKEES 0 blast a scientist sees a tremendous pre-hlstorio O JAMBO 0 6:00 OOO NEWS© beast but nobody believes him until havoc breaks O LOST IN SPACE 0 out. 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY "Wild Adventure" O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW © "Bowery Bombshell", starring The Bowery Boys O GILUGAN'S ISLAND 8 Guests: Liz Carpenter, LBJ's White House secre- Leo Gorcey. A street photographer lands the boyi tary, Dyan Cannon, Andre Previn and Georgia in the -middle of a bank holdup. (1946) The castaways find an old inhabitant on their island. legislator Julian Bond, ID BATMAN 0 O THE LATE MOVIE 0 0 GET IT TOGETHER 0 ffi WHAT'S NEW? "Body and Soul" starring John Garfield, Lilll Palm- Sam Riddle, host with guests Mel Carter, The Cree 6:30 Q FLIPPER 0 er. A tough kid from the slums uses every means dance Clearwater Revival, Mama Caas, and Seali Linda GarnvlHe, a water-ski champion who Is now he can—including the syndicate —to become a box- and Crafts, singing duo. paralyzed, becomes depressed when Sandy shows ing champion. (1947) ID UPBEAT 0 her a picture he took while she was performing. ID PERRY MASON 12:30 0 CBS CHILDREN'S HOUR 0 fQ STAR TREK 0 "The Case of the Demure Defendant" "Summer is Forever." The play recounts the touch Kirk helplessly watches the woman he loves be 12:30 ID THE LATE NEWS ing relationship between a young Boston lad vaca 1 1:00 O TONIGHT'S NEWS 0 tioning in Maine and a hard-bitten lobsterman wh< killed in order to restore the future to normalcy. 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY at first rebuffs the boys eager attempts to be hit © UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR friend. "Rotation of The Earth" "House Across the Bay" starring Joan Bennett, 7:00 B CBS EVENING NEWS WITH George Raft. A dratfia about a group of women O UNDERDOG 0 who wait while their husbands are serving prison 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND 0 WALTER CRONKITE © terms. (1940) O HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT 0 0 EAST SIDE KIDS 1:05 O REEL CAMP "Neath Brooklyn Bridge" starring Leo Gorcej 0 I LOVE LUCY 1:15 0 THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Bobby Jordan. Gangsters try to move in on the Eas O ABC EVENING NEWS WITH "I'm All Right, Jack" starring Peter Sellers, Terry- Side Kids' territory. (1941) FRANK REYNOLDS 0 Thomas. Young man who visualizes himself as in- 1:00 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 O DICK VAN DYKE SHOW , dustrial executive goes to work in factory con- 0 TALES OF WELLS FARGO IB MAKING THINGS GROW trolled by his uncle. (1960) ID NATIONAL COLLEGE BASKETBALL © "Plants for Dim Places'' 1:20 O THE ONE A.M. REPORT © Cardinals of the University of Louisville vs th« 7:30 O^ GET SMART© 1:30 O THE LATE SHOW Bulldogs of Drake University. Sent to search for a missing package containing "The Great Man" starring Jose Ferrer, Dean Jag- 1:30 0 JONNY QUEST 0 secret information, Max and 99 visit an eerie old ger. Following the death of the nation's top hum- mansion inhabited by the strangest lamily 'the orist, reporter sets out to discover what made the 0 INTERNATIONAL ZONE © Smarts have ever encountered. star tick. He learns the star was not the man the • ©AMERICAN WEST OHIGH CHAPARRAL 0. public thought he was. (1957) "Outdoor Paradise Oregon" "Jelks." The foreman of Cannon Ranch threatens O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW © to quit over John Cannon's mistrust of a new hired 0 ISLANDS IN THE SON 8 hand. 1:53 O ABEND ON THE SPOT 2:00 0 ABA ALL-STAR GAME © 8 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 0 2:30 Q NEWS AND WEATHER 2:33 O NEWS HEADLINES O ECAC BASKETBALL 0 O THE FLYING NUN 0 Penn State at Army "Armando and the Pool Table." Sister Bertrille 3:00 O THE LATE LATE SHOW I accepts an old pool table as a gift for the convent "April in Paris" starring Doris Day, Ray Bolger. 0 THE WORLD OF LOWELL THOMAS © and then has to cope with an orphan who want* By mistake, a chorus girl is invited by the State O LIKE IT IS 0 • * to become a pool hustler. Department to represent American Theatre at a O MOVIE 9 Q DELLA 0 Paris festival. (1953) "The Black Book" starring Robert Cummlnga, Rich- Guests: Tommy Roe, Tom Patterson, Forrest 5:05 & GIVE US THIS DAY ard Basehart. A young aristocrat during the French Tucker. Revolution must use his sword to find Lie hiding place of a diary that can trigger an ever fierce! ID BEAT THE CLOCK 0 reign of terror. (1949) ID NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF SATURDAY 2:30 0 SEAWAY "Measles Epidemic in New Jersey" 3:00 0 OUTDOORS © 8:00 O THE GOOD GUYS 0 ID THE WESTERNERS , A starving artist offers to pay for a meal by paint* pictures for the diner, but his work drives customer 3:30 0 ROUTE 66 away. MORNING O PRO BOWLERS TOUR 0 Q TO TELL THE TRUTH 0 5:30 O MODERN FARMER '•$77,777.77 Showboat Invitational" 0 THE BRADY BUNCH © 6:25 O GIVE US THIS DAY ID THE LAUGH SHOW "The Undergraduate," A story about Greg's flrat love. _ 6:30 O THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE 0 4:00 0 CBS GOLF CLASSIC 0 , fD CAN YOU TOP THIS? 0 „ O ACROSS THE FENCE 0 The team^of Ray Floyd and Bobby Nichols meets Guests: Bill Dana, Arte Johnson and Stu Gilliam. 7:00 O BLACK LETTRES 0 the team of Bruce Devlin and Bert Greene. O RESEARCH PROJECT 0 KKome Interviews William Goldman O COLONEL BLEEP 0 O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 0 on his book "The Season." O PROJECT KNOW 0 "Texas" starring William Holden, Glenn Ford, TWO 7:30 Q HAVING A BALL 0 adventurers—a cattleman and a rustler - become O DODO 0 " . unlikely allies in the pioneer West, (19*1) O FAITH TO FAITH 0 4:30 O SOMEONE NEW 0 secret documents, O DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 0 SECRET AGENT ID THE CHRISTOPHERS 0 • "Battle of Cameras" ID RACE OF THE WEEK 0 f 7:45 ID DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 sent to a small oriental nation to investigate the 8:00 O THE JETSONS © "The Bowie Handicap" overthrow of the government which was headed by O THE HECKLE AND JECKLE SHOW 5:00 0 JTHE EARLY SHOW 0 t r rt]nn • a playboy who has since disappeared. "Tarzan and the Lost Safari" starring Gordon 0 DAVID FROST SHOW O .THE CISCO KID Scott, Yolande Donlan. A millionaire pluyboy am 0 THE GHOST AND.MRS. MUIR 0 O THE ADVENTURES OF GULLIVER & his wedding guest crtfsh-land in the jungle, ti •Tourist, Go Horn,." The Captain Protests when © THE EVANGEL HOUR O SHELL'S WONDERFUL WORLD Carolyn and Claymore work to turn Schooner Bay 8:26 O NEWS AND WEATHER OF GOLF © , into a tourist attraction. 8:30 O THE BUGS BUNNY-ROAD Today's match: Bob Murphy, Dan Bikes and O THE JOE NAMATH SHOW 0 RUNNER HOUR 0 Barber, 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 8 1:00 0 BIG BANDS 0 SPEAKING FREELY 8 Events: International Men's Alpine Skiing Cham- ID THE BIG PICTURE 8 Part 1 features Horst Ehmke, Minister Without pionship, Kltzbuhel, Austria; Tournament of Thrills Portfolio of the Federal Republic of Germany and Auto Crash Championship, Tampa, Fla.; Repeat of 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Part II features Klaus Bchutz, Lord Mayor of Weet I International Luge Championships, Lake Placid, "Pickwick Papers" starring Hermolne GingoJd, Berlin. © James Hayter. Based on the Dickens classic. (1951) 01 THE LAW AND MR. JONES • © STAR TREK 8 1:20 0 THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 8 Pugnacious ex-Marine wages a one-man war against Si Ktrk finds.his brother dead and the entire popu- certain car racketeers. lation of the planet Deheva insane, e MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. Q 1:25 ©THE LATE SHOW II 2:30 ID THE HONEYMOONERS 5:30 "The Last Angry Man" starring Paul Muni, David 3:00 O VOICE OF DEMOCRACY 8 Wayne. Story of a doctor who devotes his life to I his fellow man. (11)58) 0 METROMEDIA MOVIE EVENING "Woman in the Window" starring Edward G. Rob- 1:35 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY II inson, Joan Bennett. Professor, while family if 6:00 O THE BING CROSBY PRO-AM "The Black Monocle" starring Paul Merulsse, Elga away, meets woman by chance and becomes' in- CHAMPIONSHIP 8 Anderson. An advonture drama about a ruthlesB volved in a murder. (1944) Semi-final round at Pebble Beach. California nobleman who conspires with his accomplice to ID DR. KILDARE revive Nazlism. (I960) . O GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 8 Named resident doctor at Blair, Dr. Kildare doesn't ID JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE 8 1:40 O NEWS HEADLINES even have time to move out of hia Intern's quarters Hot-tempered, self-made businessman is accused of 3:30 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I before being confronted with the first test of his murder. "The Beautiful Blonde From Bashful Bend" Btar- new authority. 6:30 0 THE SIXJHIRTY REPORT 8 ring Betty Gi'able, Cesar Romero. A funny comedy 3:30 O MOVIE FOUR about a dancehall girl who, knowing how to use a "Great Guna" starring Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy. 0 30 DAYS FOR SURVIVAL 8 gun, gets Into trouble. (1949) The two faithful retainers of a pampered young mil- This program will focus on an unusual self-testing 5:00 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW II lionaire follow him into the Army, only to find them- experience in which a group of young people pit "I Was a Shoplifter" starring Scott Brady, Mona selves in constant trouble with a tough sergeant. themselves against cold, hunger and the challenge* Freeman, Police detective poses as shoplifter to get of raw nature in an effort to learn some basic truths in with gang of professionals who blackmail klepto- 4:00 O THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN 8 about themselves. (R) maniacs into becoming gang members. (iflSO) * (Season Premiere) , O SATURDAY, 6:30 REPORT 8 One-hour ABC Sports special with Curt Gowdy, 6:30 0 GIVE US THIS DAY host. Sam Snead and Andy Griffith hunting snow Q FLIPPER 8 geese in Texas, Football Commissioner Pete Rozelle 7:00 8 CBS EVENING NEWS WITH and Gale Sayers, Chicago running back, fishing for . ROGER MUDD 8 marlin off the coast of Baja, California, Mexico; O ICON...IMAGES OF GOD 8 * Tom Weiskopf, professional golfer, in a tahr hunt, a Telly Savalas narrates this pictorial report on re- huge mountain antelope, in the mountains of New ligious art. SUNDAY Zealand. O I LOVE LUCY ID STAR TREK 8 Kirk and his two top aides are captured by two 0 THE ANNIVERSARY GAME 8 strange creatures. 0 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW MORNING 4:30 0 THE MIRROR AND THE MIRAGE 8 ID PERRY MASON Informational special presenting a filmed portrait 7:30 0 HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS: 4:55 O GIVE US THIS DAY of distinguished British artist Graham Sutherland; THE ROAD TO MEXICO 8 7:00 6 TOM AND JERRY 8 O THE BING CROSBY PRO-AM GOLF . A CBS Television Sports special narrated by Q TELETHON (Coirt.J CHAMPIONSHIPS Meadowlark Lemon. The Globetrotters will;play CD CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW 8 Final round at Pebble Beach, California. against the New Jersey Reda. 7:15 O MODERN FARMER IE) BOOK BEAT ©THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW 8 7:30 0 THE BATMAN SHOW 8 Host Robert Cromie interviews William Goldman Guests: Tiny Tim, Jlmmie Rogers and the Letter« - O COMMUNITY AT LARGE. 8 on his book "The Season." men. 5:00 0 THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. 8 G THE CHAMPIONS 8 G BISHOP SHEEN 8 "Cherry Blossom Affair" 0 LET'S MAKE A DEAL 8 O PROJECT KNOW 8 O THE BIG SHOW 0 THE AVENGERS 8 , 8:00 0 AROUND THE CORNER 8 "Fail Safe" starring Henry Fonda, Walter "Fear Merchants." A businessman awakes to find © THE ALVIN SHOW 8 Matthau. A gripping drama about SAC plane which, himself on the grass in the middle of a huge sta- 0 FAITH FOR TODAY due to mechanical failure, passes the '/ail-safe' dium. ID POPEYE AND FRIENDS 0 • zone and is on its way to bomb Moscow, (1864) CD JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE 8 8:00 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 8 8:15 Q LIBRARY LIONS 8 Clinton Judd reluctantly defends a girl of the new ID METROPOLITAN COLLEGE BASKETBALL 8:30 m WONDERAMA 8 generation who shot her lover. Pirates of Seton Hall University vs Jaspers of Man- with Bob McAllister O TO BE ANNOUNCED hattan College. 0 THE CHRISTOPHERS CD UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR 8:30 O MY THREE SONS 8 8:45 Q MARYKNOLL STORY TIME 8 5:30 ' 0 TED MACK AND THE ORIGINAL A large share of the Douglas clan Is hospitalized 9:00 O TV SUNDAY SCHOOL 8 AMATEUR HOUR 8 and Dr. Conlln performs heroic service, 0 FOR THOU ART WITH ME 8 O ADAM 12 8 "Log 14-S.W.A.T." Malloy and Reed are joined by 9:15 O TV HEBREW SCHOOL 8 officera of the Special Weapons and Tactics Team 9:30 0 THE WAY TO GO 8 tVENING in an attempt to capture a sniper lodged atop, a Q JEWISH HERITAGE 8 theatre building. . , 0 DUDLEY DO-RIGHT 8 6:00. 0 CBS EVENING NEWS WITH 0 CREATURE FEATURES 10:00 6 LAMP UNTO MY FEET ROGER MUDD 8 (Premiere) "It! The Terror Beyond Space" starring Marshall 0 THE FRANK McGEE REPORT 8 Thompson, Shawn Smith. Survivor of first space O OPEN CIRCUIT 8 trip to Mars, returning to earth" with rescuers of O FANTASTIC VOYAGE 8 World and national news and news features. - second expedition, discovers Martian monster aboard ID ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 8 O THE BARBARA McNAIR SHOW 8 spaceship determined to destroy them. 10:30 G LOOK UP AND LIVE ' ' O TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 LAWRENCE WELK 8 O MAN IN OFFICE 8 (D CAN YOU TOP THIS? 8 O DEATH VALLEY DAYS 8 0 FANTASTIC FOUR 0 6:30 0 EYE ON NEW YORK 8 "The Other Cheek" O G. E. COLLEGE BOWL 8 9:00 0 GREEN ACRES 8 O TELETHON (Cont.J (D SPEED RACER 8 ID ABBE 8 Somebody abandons a puppy on the Douglas door- Sing|ng those sultry numbers for which she is so step while Oliver is away in New York. 11:00 0 CAMERA THREE 8 deservedly known, Abbe Lane stars in her own OB* O NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES O SEARCHLIGHT 8 woman concert. "The Last Safari" starring Stewart Granger, Kaz O BULLWINKLE 8 Garas, A disillusioned white hunter and a rich Am- ID SUPERMAN 8 7:00 0 LASSIE 8 erican playboy set out after the killer elephant re- With her memory returning, Lassie faces a difficult sponsible for the death of me hunter's friend. (1967) 11:30 6 PUBLIC HEARING 8 flight for survival as she is pursued through the O TO BE ANNOUNCED! - Q DIRECT LINE streets of San Francisco. (Conclusion) * 9:30 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 8 Q THE FLINTSTONES 8 O WILD KINGDOM 8 • A couple of days after Uncle Joe kicks Bobble Jo'a 0 DISCOVERY '69 "Rulers of the Kalahari." The story of the two beau out of the Shady Rest Hotel, he's on his knees "Five Days to Flight Time" . • rulers of the Kalahari Desert in Southern Africa— ID MOVIE FAVORITES 8 the lion and the bushman. (R) asking forgiveness. "The Lady From Louisiana" starring John Wayne, 0 HOLLYWOOD PALACE 8 O THE KING FAMILY WINTER CARNIVAL 8 Ona Munson. Lawyer in old New Orleans tries to The King Family spend a winter holiday on Mom- Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme are guest Co- clean up the town by ridding it of a croofced lottery. moth Mountain. hoats with guests Steve Alien, Jayne Meadows, Sid O LAND OF THE GIANTS 8 Caesar, Imogene Coca, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. AFTERNOON "Panic." A friendly, giajit scientist promises to re» 10:00 0 MANNIX 8 12:00 G NEWSMAKERS 8 turn the Earthlings to'earth. Mannix becomes enmeshed in a domestic quarrel O THE SUNDAY MOVIE 8 Q DOROTHY GORDON'S YOUTH FORUM 8 "Cry Terror" starring James Mason, Rod Stelger, between an estranged married couple that ends in 6 EASTSIDE COMEDY Intellectual criminal forces electronics man to fab- a tragedy. "Hold That Hypnotist" starring The Bowery Boys, ricate tiny bombs which he places in air-lines in 0 © NEWS 8 Huntz Hall. Scoffing at "regression" one of the order to extort fortune for tipoffs. (1958) Boys submits to being hypnotized, lands back in ID HE SAID, SHE SAID 8 O UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON 8 the year 1683 as tax-collector for the King. (1957) "Ce^brlty Parade For Cerebral Palsy" Guests; Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara. O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE 6 ID TO SAVE TOMORROW 10:30 0 HELLUVA TOWN 8 12:25 G THE MID-DAY REPORT 8 "The Guy Next Door." This series returns to the 0 ONE MAN SHOW 8 12:30 0 FACE THE NATION 8 Singer Zone Center in Rockford, Illinois, where we Guest comedian Lee Allen takes the spotlight. see how the Center helps local residents develop O IN THE MATTER OF POLICE 8 their own community mental health facilities. ID EQUAL TIME "Black Communities View The Police" 11:00 O0 NEWS 8 7:30 O TO ROME WITH LOVE 8 0 CONVERSATION 8 On a business trip to his hometown, Mike faces a 0 THE SAINT 8 1:00 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED ID CHILLER THEATRE problem with his pretty sister-in-law, who gets ro- "The Lodger" starring Merle Oberon, George San- O MEET THE PRESS 8 mantic idens about returning to Rome with him. ders. Couple rent to a new boarder whom' Scotland O FIVE STAR MOVIE Q THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF Yard suspects is Jack the Ripper, the brutal mur- "The Plainsman" starring Gary Cooper, Charles DISNEY 8 derer who is terrorizing London. (1944) * Bickford. "Buffalo Bill" Cody and "Calamity" Jane "Bon Voyage" (conclusion) Harry Wilton} attempts 11:15 O NEWS 8 set out to get the white man selling guns to the In- to outsmart a European playboy who la wooing his dians leading to Ouster's massacre, (1936) wife Katie. Q EYEWITNESS NEWS 8 0 DIRECTIONS 8 ID THE ROSEY GRIER SHOW 8 11:30 fi THE LATE SHOW Guests: Delia Reese, Freddie Paris and the cast of "Fancy Pants" starring Bob Hope, Lucille Ball. "The Long Prayer of Abraham Rattner." "Hair." Bob, a gentleman's gentleman, is to bring culture ID F TROOP 8 to Big Squaw, while Lucy in girl of the West who 1:30 O GUIDELINE 8 ID NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF , ropes stray boyfriends. (1950) O ISSUES AND ANSWERS 8 "How Does The Mafia Operate?" O THE BEST OF BROADWAY Guest: Hubert H. Humphrey. 8:00 O THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW 8 "The Rare Breed" starring James Strwart, Maureen © HEY LANDLORD 8 Guests: Pattl Page, singer and Mike Douglas, tele- O'Hara, An adventure drama about life in the West 1:55 0 NBA GAME OF THE WEEK 8 vision personality. during the ISfiO's. (1900) 2:00 0 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME 8 11:45 Q THE SATURDAY NIGHT TONIGHT SHOW 8 Bt. Louis Blues va Philadelphia Flyer*. (Continued on Next Page) 12:00 0 OUTER LIMITS 12:30 ID IT IS WRITTEN 8 ' _ SO SUNDAY 1 (Continued) A Personal Report (Continued) and "Dottie" to her friends, talents, who will put on this CO with her professional act, "An is well known in the are; interesting show. A lot of prep- Evening on Broadway" for from her work in about 1". aration has gone into it. O THE SUNDAY NIGHT JOAN CRAWFORD C4 the past six years. She has musicals for' Wagon Whee" Lenny and Ruth, Woody and THEATRE 0 performed leads in more than and other theater groups. Ellen are old theater friends I "Flamingo Road" starring Joan Crawford, David Brian. Carnival dancer, stranded in a small town, a dozen musicals, starting at Some of her credits are: and colleagues and had talked becomes involved with crooked politicians, two Douglass College, where she dancing with the Metropolitan about doing the show for 8- romances, and murder. (1944) received a BA in English and Opera House ballet; some 11 several years. Now the op- 'C e THE FBI & Drama. portunity is here, and re- fa. years of dancing in Broadway "Deadly Reunion." Red assassins tail Erskine M musicals; playing second lead hearsals are well in hand. he poses as the Red agent escort of Lisa Stone, She has recently performed brought to the U. S. from East Berlin to meet her in musicals with Wagon Wheel to Fred Astaire in "Gay Di- The production will run on Communist spy husband. Playhouse of Middletown; vorcee"; dancing with Clifton March 13, 14 and on 20 and ©THE SQUARE WORLD OF ED BUTLER © Webb; doing choreography "Peace Revolution" (Part I) played leads in "Stop the with Carl Randall for Broad- 21 with special club bookings IS THE SHOW Q World I Want to Get Off and way musical "The Ilustra- available for March 15 and This series is designed to involve the "now" gen- March 22. •73 eration with the significant "names" in news and "How to Succeed in Business" tors," and some 15 movie y music. with Seaview Players; shorts. s. 8*0 O THE BILL COSBY SHOW 0 "Threepenny Opera" with the I will be responsible for "The Worst vCrook That Ever Lived." Coach Kin- THIS WEEK AT cald accepts a gift of baseball uniforms for his Center Drama Group; and making the charming little stage at the Old Mill suit our pa team in exchange for his promise to help a mts* "Most Happy Fella" with guided youth. production. My recent area LE TEfNDEZVOUS fD SURVIVAL 0 the Monmouth Civic Chorus. credits include the sets for "Maccabees." To combat crime, civilian volunteer* Ruth has also played leads "Most Happy Fella" and a TONIGHT form a fleet of foot and car patrols to guard New York City's most explosive areas. with the Opera Ensemble of set for "Naomi Court" pn> II the Monmouth Conservatory. duced off Broadway, Nevl 9:00 O THE GLEN CAMPBELL HOUR & "BIRTH Guest stars: Ray Charles, George Gobel and Gloria She makes her own costumes York. Loripg. for her act and writes her Before coming to the Unit- SATURDAY O BONANZA & own material. She is a solo ed States five years ago 1 "The Trouble With Amy." An eccentric wldow't singer in the Congregation was professionally involved "FATE" refusal to abide by local ordinances becomes a ma- B'nai Israel choir; studies jor concern to friend Ben Cartwright when the with theater in my country, woman Is charged with attempted murder. voice with Felix Molzer and the island of Cyprus, for Members 1.00 dance with David Harris. about eight years, designing Non-Members $2.00 O THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE & "Occasionally I also clean and building sets. "Hombre" starring Paul Newman, Fredric March, bouse," she admits. These then are the people, High School Students Only Story of a white man raised.by Apaches, who sud- denly finds himself holding the lives and destinies Speech Professor and their background and of a group of whites in his hands. (1967)- Woody, who holds a mas- O FIRING LINE WITH WILLIAM ter's degree from Amherst, is BUCKLEY 0 currently assistant professor ID PERRY MASON of speech and drama at Mon- "The Case of the Fiery Fingers" mouth College, Long Branch. IS THE FORSYTE SAGA He has specialized in grad- 10:00 6 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 9 uate studies on the theater Jim Phelps recruits a tiny terrier in an IMF at- tempt to retrieve a vital list of undercover agents and play production. from its hiding place in the stamp collection of a His credits include some 27 crime kingpin. acting roles in as many plays O THE BOLD ONES & Brian Darrell refuses to act as defense attorney and he has directed over the SCENIC DRIVE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS for a wealthy young man he suspects \a guilty of two dozen plays. Some of charges made against him. his area highlights include O CD 10 O'CLOCK NEWS |\ A kir»IMSl EVERY FRIDAY O TO BE ANOUNCED the part of Oscar in the Sea- I/AIHWIIW SATURDAY - SUNDAY IB THE ADVOCATES view Players' production of "Should we continue Indian reservations indefln- ately?" "The Odd Couple." He is SAL BARTOLO 10:30 O WITH MAYOR LINDSAY © currently directing "Cactus Discussion—Mayor John V. Lindsay anawers Quea- Flower" for Seaview. ttons from the studio audience. Lenny is a partner in N.J. G) NEW YORK CLOSEUP 9 Plastic Supply Co., of Kenil- 11:00 O O O NEWS REPORT 9 worth — dealers in-wholesale O DAVID SUSSKIND 0 decorative plastics and re- O SHERLOCK HOLMES THEATER lated building materials. Be- ID ENCOUNTER 9 sides being head of LTA, in 11:15 B THE SUNDAY REPORT 0 " ' his extra-curricular activities Q ABC WEEKEND NEWS 0 RANQUET and YOUR HOST: he has directed some 14 mu- PHONE FOR 11:30 ©THE LATE SHOW 0 ' " sicals for many community WEDDING FACILITIES RESERVATIONS "Charlie .•The Great Sioux Uprising" starring Jeff Chandler, 291-3511 Faith Domerque. Discharged Union officer wins theater groups in the area; FOR 25 TO 500 PEOPLE Johnson" respect of Indian chief by stopping band of rustlers and is currently musical ft-om driving Sioux nation to the war path. (1953) director for "Milk and O SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL Honey" for the Center Drama "The List of Adrian Messenger" starring George C. -. Scott, Dana Wynter, Englishman's list of people Group of Long Branch. marked for murder leads to investigation uncover- Supporting Role ing bizarre findings. (1963) O EYEWITNESS NEWS 0 On rare occasions he has also performed on stage, play- DANCING fD CONTINENTAL MINIATURES 11:45 O THE BEST OF BROADWAY ing opposite Ruth in the lead "The Story on P"&ge One" starring Rita Hayworth, in "Little Mary Sunshine" at to Hie Beautiful Music of... Tony Franciosa. A tense courtroom drama about a the "Theater Under the man and woman on trial for the murder of the wom- Stars" Middletown; and did an's husband. (1959) a supporting role in "Most 12:00 ID THE CHALLENGE OF SPACE 9 Happy Fella." He plays the 12:30 O THE BEST OF JOE FRANKLIN 9 trumpet and has played the ID UNDERWAY FOR PEACE 9 French horn for several years 1:00 O BIG BANDS with the Lakewood Symphony. ITALIAN ORCHESTRA ID SILVER WINGS He says he has no more time 1:10 O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 9 for this, now, however. 1:15 ©THE LATE SHOW II " Wedn esday, Friday, "So This Is Paris" starring Tony Curtis, Gloria De- Felix is well known in the , Haven. Three American sailors, on leave in Paris, area as director of the Mon- Saturday and Sunday" meet some beautiful girls and get mixed up in * mouth Conservatory of Music charity bazaar for war. (1955) and as conductor of the Mon- O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW mouth Civic Chorus. An out- "Jungle Jim" starring Johnny Weismuller. Junglt Jim encounters pygmy moon men. (1955) standing pianist, he is con- NO LONGER ANY . 1:30 O NEWS HEADLINES sidered a most talented voice COVER CHARGE O NEWS AND WEATHER and piano teacher. 2:05 O THE BEST OF BROADWAY II Every summer he goes to "Desert Fighters" starring Michael Auclalr, Emm ^Europe to teach at the Vienna Renella. An adventure drama about a young en- Conservatory of Music, Vien- gineer who finds the famous gold mines of a lost tribe in the Sahara. (1960) na, Austria. Next month he 3:05 D THE LATE LATE SHOW I will start a special course on "Five" starring Susan Douglas, William Pliippi. rock music at Brookdale After an attack which leaves only five aurvlvora Community College. He came COCKTAIL LOUNGE in the world, there is argument, love, hate and fin- to this country as conductor ally only two nrc loft. (1951) of the famous Vienna Boy's OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT fcOO O GIVE US THIS DAY Choir. Mrs, Wagner, known pro- 842-3292 fessionally as Dorothy Waller Catching Up To Do STRAND ADT KEYPORT Mli I 264-0452 NOW PLAYING By JAY ZUCKERMAN missed. There just isn't EXCLUSIVE Genya Ravan is one of the enough equipment to repro- MONMOUTH COUNTY newest of a select group of duce the entire output of TWD 7 Q)M singers. Records CASINO "- accurately. Sixteen track "AN EYE DAZZLED. SEX EXCITER!' She follows a pattern that tapes are difficult to come by, Tlwatrv the scenery, photography-and alt began several years ago with not to mention expensive, and ' Beachwoy Keansburg those mirrors - put this one in big- such groups as Spanky and fines that as rock background that is the only way to fully time elflSSI" -Attlm WrniU*.H, Y. tul Our Gang, Jefferson Air- with over-running jazz riffs appreciate this group. NOW thru SUNDAY AHADucrumomm plane, and Big Brother and and melodies. It is an accu- The group is one of many rate description, but Ten "FAMILY" the Holding Company. She is in the new trend to complete- Weekend «t the Movies the lead vocalist for an other- Wheel Drive is more, ly original styles. All of the camilfe wise all male rock group. Aram Schefrin and Mike cuts are written by members Elvis' Newest Dramatic (tele! 2ooo" Janis Joplin has been rec- Zager wrote and arranged of the group, which provides ognized as the leading female six of the eight pieces, as well an extra incentive to excel- MMrtDf 2. rock - blues vocalist in the as playing keyboard and gui- lence in performance. The Gambort past, but Genya is right up tar, respectively. There are words, as well as the music, IMM*** through ** there in the same class. She seven other musicians con- are imaginative and pertin- AUDUBON FILMS MMMnnon* has a wider range than Jop- tributing with everything ent. They have not yet been TECHNIOOUOIt* lin, and adapts better to dif- from fluegelhorns to flutes to recognized as they should be, PIMSOtlS VJM/« ft ferent styles. But she comes trombones and various other at least on" the East Coast, Will MOT U AOWTUb just short of the rasping ti- horns. but someday we'll catch up CM gress quality Joplin is famous There is one piece that with the rest of the world. for. stands out above the others Lead Singer ELVIS PRESLEY <& on Construction No. 1, their MARYTYLERMOOREI Genya is the lead singer for first album — it is "Eye of a relatively new group - Ten a Needle." Changing 'CHANGE OF HABIT' Wheel Drive. The group calls rhythms, excellent orchestra- i UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOiOR*d their music Jazz-rock, and de- tion, and interesting lyrics ALSO _J make it a real head-bender. It is forceful and driving, like ENJOY OVH NOW FOR ADULTS ONLY a 10-wheel drive truck racing Evenings At 7:1 S & 9:15 GEORGE inGER 0RS0I1 for the finish line at Indian- PEPPHRDSTEVERSUIELLES napolis. She Makes It « HOUSE d..dlyk.ytoth. In contrast, the following COLUMBIA PICTURES (KtMnli with A DOMINO PRODUCTION • CCHOft cut, "Candy Man Slues," is a LUNCHEON end DINNE1 Nancy Wilsonish number, and SAT. and SUN. MATINEE No one under 17 admitted. Genya executes this one to perfection. From soft pants WIZARD OF BAGHDAD to low wails, she makes it. Ten Wheel Drive should not be played at a low volume. The recording is well pro- Today's Special! duced and reproduction is ex- cellent. But at low volume, 2 ml. SOUTH JCT. RTE. 35 & 3B some of the intricacies of the SATURDAY and SUNDAY HAZLfT 264-2200 Shrimp Creole arrangements can be easily Baked Macaroni MATINEE ONLY AT 2:00 Broiled Blue Fish Long List of Stars "Dr. Dolittle" ANTHONY QUINN In Crosby Tourney VIRNAUSI f Dean Martin, Andy Wil- Peterson s liams, Phil Harris, Jack Lem- mon, Glen Campbell, Clint RESTAURANT Eastwood, James Garner, HIGHWAY 35 RED BANK Tennessee Ernie Ford, Bob' 741-9670 Newhart and Pat Boone are BREAKFAST DAILY just a handful of the Holly- wood celebrities slated to play in the 29th annual Bing Cros- by Pro-Am Golf Champion- ship, which will be colorcast FREEHOLD MALL Antidote IKOTIHf UHIIR, IIOUH ) U2 OtDG live on the NBC Television for Winter Network tomorrow (6-7 p.m.) and Sunday (4:30-6 p.m.) THE PLAZA The list of,sports figures WL 3t »T MIOOIE W., HtliU MMU Good food and grog who have gained their fame away from the golf course and NOW SHOWING Fun atmosphere who will play in the Pebble, Entertainment Calif., tourney is equally im- FAR UP! FAR OUT! through nightly pressive. Sandy Koufax, for- FAR MORE! the holidays mer Los Angeles Dodger ••"&?& and the pitcher and now an NBC base- snowstorms* Kitchen open 'til ball broadcaster, - heads the 1 a.m* list. Now have FCC Chairman On some fun* Enjoy Yourself hLHIUIRHira;OLl*illARRYSM.r7Hi faiefct *Meet the Press' J ••'•'•• JAN ri.l MING'S. Dean Burch, chairman of STANLFY KRAMP.R'S Shanty Pub - the Federal Communications ON HER MAJESTY' r „ Commission, will be the ! SECRET SERVICE Nou> Playing! guest on "Meet the Press," |( PANAVISION'-TECHNICOLOR' Sunday (NBC Television Net- JOEY J. work live colorcast from United Artist B "Washington, D.C., 1-1:30 p.m. QUARTET NBC Radio Network broad- cast, 6:30-7pm.). Mr. Burch was formerly MALL CINEMA Jock Baker's Chairman of the Republican HICK 1LVO., UlCk TOWN *??«»! PANAVIS1OV TKCHNKO1.OR* Notional Committee. LISA MINNELLl Interviewing Mr. Burch will UnitMtAphttt SHANTY Plft be Lawrence E. Spivak, pro- ENTERTAINMENT ducer and regular panelist of EATONTOWN HA2LET NIGHTLY "Meet tiie Press"; Cturisto- ptier Lydon of The New York COMMUNITY ROUTE 35 DR. IN. Times, Elizabeth Drew of At- FOitiT PLEASANT BUCH.N.J1 lantic MonlMy, and Carl rechnkolot'APoromounl Picture J«!i 899-67001 Stern ot NBC News. 11 - — At The Movies CARLTON- North of Red Bank WALTER READE THEATRES CO IlED BANK MIDDLET0WN Bulch Casslily Sc the Sundance KIJ 2:00; 7:20; 9:30. TOWN— SAT. & SUN. — KldiHe Show 2:00; Lion In Winter 7:05; 9:96. Butch Casslily &. Sundance Kid 8AT. — Kiddie Show: The Bay £ RED SANK RED SANK 6:00: 3:00; 10:00. the Laughing l>og 11:0O a.m.; HELD OVER ONCE AGAIN 1:00; 3:00; Lion In Winter 7:15; EATONTOWN 9:46. ARLTON SUN. — Lion Iti Winter 2:00; 4:30; ARLTON COMMUNITY— 7:00; 9:20. 741-9600 6th GREAT WEEK 741.9600 Seorel or Santa Vittorla 2:00; 7:00; if 9:30. HAZLET SAT. — Kiddle Show: The Boy & Not thatft matters , but most of It Istrufc the Laughing Doe 11:00 am.; PLAZA- KIDDIES 1:00; 3:00; Secret of Santa VU- On Her Majeaty'a Secret Service torta t-.W, 10:00. 7:00; 9:25. 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS MATINEE SUN. — Secret of Santa Vtttorla SAT. — On Her Majesty's Secret 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:30. Service 2:00; 7:20; 9:50. i SAT. & SUN. SUN. — On Her Majesty's Secret PAUL NEWMAN I Service 2:00; 4:25; 6:50; 9:20, DRIVE-IN- i ' PiU. & SAT. — Cartoons 7:00; 2 P.M. Johnny Dash 7;3O; Your Cheating RT. 35 DMVE-IN- ROBERT REDFORD Ht 9S PRI., SAT. * SUN. — Secret of SUN. — Johnny Cash 6:00; 8:30; Santa Vlttorln 7:00; 11:00; In the KATHARINE ROSS. Your Cheating Heart 8:00. Heat of the Nieht 9:30. THE GROOVY TALE OF A ASBtRY PARK KEYPORT BUTCH CASSIDV AND LYRIC- STRAND ART- ROCK GROUP IN A PAD Putney flwope 7:30; 9:30. Camilie 2000-7:00; 10:3O; Lock THE SUNDANCE KID BAT. & SUN. — Piitnejr Bwope Up Your Daughters 9:00. •a 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. FMVIS10H* COLOR BY DELUXE UNDER THE SEA! MAYFA1K- KEANSBURG Johnny Cash 2:00; 7:30; 9:30. CASINO— SAT .4 SUN. — Johnny Ca3ti 2:25; Change of Habit 7:00; 10:20; 4:15} 8:20; 8:25; 10:10, House of Cards 8:35. SAT. — Wizard ol Baghdad * Cartoon Show 2:00; Change ot ST. JAMES- Habit. 7:00: 10:20; House ol Oards Easy Rider 7:30; 9:30. 8:35. 8A7. 4 SUN. — Easy Rider 2:00; SUN. — Wizard of Baghdad & 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. Cartoon Show 2:00; House of Cards 7:15; Change or Habit 9:00. I NEPTUNE CITY EAST BRUNSWICK NOW ON SALE i . NEPTUNE CITY- i .1-* Secret of Santa Vittorla 7:00; 9:30. TURNPIKE- FOR THE REST OF JANUARY ONLY n SAT. — Kiddie Show: The Boy * OUTDOOR — KRI., SAT. A SUN. Q the lauglilng Dog 11:00 A.m.; — Secret of Santa Vlttorla 7:00; 1:00; 3:00; Secret ot Santa Vit- 11:10; Return or the Sewn 9:10, DISCOUNT BOOKS toria 5:30; 8:00; 10:20. INDOOR —. Secret of Santa Vit- SUN. — secret ot Santa VUMria torla' 7:30-.-1)1:40; Return ot the Honored Year Round A* Any Walter Reade Theatre 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:36. Seven 10:00, SAT. k SUN. — Return or the Seven 1:30; 5:45; 10:00; Secret »( $£00 $C00 FREEHOLD Santa Vittorla 3:10; T:30; 11:40. MALL- PERTH AMBOY " in admissions for only W On Her Majesty's Secret Service 7:00; 9:25. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— NOW ON SALE AT THE SAT. — On Her Majesty's Secret PRI.; SAT. 4 SUN. — Cartoon Service 2:00; 7:1S; 9:40. 7:00; The Arrangement 7:06; 11:36; SUN. — On Her Majesty's Secret Tony Rome '9:42. CARLTON THEATRE — RED BANK Service 3:10; 4:35; 7:00; D:\it). MENLO PARK MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY MANASQUAN CINEMA- ALGONQUIN- Secret of Santa Vlttoria 2:00; >S'l*i*>^^ 4:30; 7:10; 9:45. " Gone" With the Wind 2:00; 7:30. SAT. — Boy & the Laughing Dog BAT. - Kiddle Show 2:00: Gone 11:00 a.m.; 1:00; 3:00; Secret of With the Wind 8:00. Santa Vittorla 7:10; 9:45. SUN. — Kiddle Show 2:00; Gone SUN. — Secret of Santa Vittorla With the Wind 4:00; 8:00. 2:00: 4:30; 7:10: 9:15. BRICK TOWN BRICK PLAZA- Bob McKevitt Trio TONY RANDALL On Her Majesty's Secret Service Bombolini was a 7:05; 9:33. « JANET LEIGH SAT. — On Her Majesty's Secret At Molly Pitcher Inn Service 2:03; 7:03; 9:36. drunkard, a clown BUN. — On Her Majesty's Secret RED BANK - The Bob JIM BACKUS KEN BERRY Service 2:00; i:30; 7:00; 9:30. and A hero, MALL CINEMA— McKevitt Trio, a music group, RODDY McDOWALL Sterile CucHoo 7:10; 9:15. wiH open for an engagement SAT. -^ Sterile Cuckoo 2:00; 7:15; ANTHONY ?:30. 3UN. — Sterile Cuckoo 2:30; \M; starting Saturday, Jan. 24, irt • 6:50; 9:04. the Horn 'N Musket Tavern QU1NN TOMS RIVER EATONTOWN COMMUNITY- of the Molly Pitcher Motor Johnny OMh 2:25; 7:30; 9:35. Inn, it was announced by OMMUNITY SAT. — Johnny Cash 2:10; 4:10; 6:00; 8:06; 10:10. Frank J. Monica, General 542-420) SUN. i- Johnny Cash 2:10; 4:10; 0:00; 8:05; 9:55. Manager of the Inn. DOVER- MIODLETOWN : Secret ot Santa Vlttorta 7:00; 9:25. The group will play every SAT. -~ Kiddle Show: Hello Down TQiere 2:00; Secret oX Santa Vlt- Saturday night in the Horn PANAVISION' TECKNICOLOII OWN torla 5:00; 7:30; 10:00. United Artnti 671-1020 SUN. — Kiddle Show: Hello Down 'N Musket for both dancing There 2:00; Secret of Santa VH- torla. 4:35; T'.OQ; 9;1». and listening. ROUTE 35 ASBURY PARK SUGGESTED EPTUNE CITY YRIC FOR HELD OVER 77U272 775-108J ADULTS ONLY 2nd WEEK KIDDIES MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY 11 A.M.-1 P.M.-3 P.M. WINNER 13 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST ACTRESS KATHARINE HEPBURN Where can you take JOS€PH€ leVlNe^n,-.. ANAVCO EMBASSY FILM your kids to see a P6T€RaT00L€ KATHAR1N6 H6PBURN good movie? i Right here! \ 1H6 LION IN WINTER * The Children's Movie * * of the Month presents -A •nh eLaughin Boy angd Do thge 2i STARTS * TONIGHT

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