ACA Sets Fiaht on New York -SEE STORY HOME Weather MED/MY MoiUy tunny and mild today, Wgh In mid to upper Wi. Fair Bed Bank, Freehold FINAL and mild tonight, low near St. Long Branch Fair and warm tomorrow, Ugh In 70s. Outlook Sunday partly Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1967, DIAL 7414)010 Cloudy and cooler. MONMOUTB COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS Paid it K«d Buk and it Additional Milling Olllcel. VOL. 89, NO. 195- Issued drily, Holiday thrnnch XTrldiy. Second Claii PoiUge FRIpAY, MARCH 31, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE U.S. War Deaths Up WASHINGTON (AP) - The 1966, Enemy dead the first 12 Military spokesmen admit the The toll of 55,000 amounts to ie same rate in relation to Projecting the first quarter'e new savagery of the Vietnam weeks ot 1967 have averaged count of enemy dead is far from nearly 20 per cent of the oop strength for the remainder weekly averages of killed and war has propelled U. 5. combat about 1,800, compared with about precise, and at best a haphazard enemy's 1967 average strength 1967, they would total for the wounded through 1967 escalates deaths to levels 66 per cent 1,000 last year. and sometimes extrapolated es- of 281,000. rear about 15.2 per cent of av- U. S. losses to 8,320 killed and above last year's average week- Communist forces are suffer- timate of bodies found on the By contrast the over-all U. S. irage strength. 52,780 wounded for the year. ly losses. Communist fatalities ing even greater casualties in battlefield. The wounded count casualties the first quarter of Last year's 35,000 casualties Korea's first year claimed are reported up 80 per cent, proportion to their strength. la pure guesswork, Neverthe- this year — 14,100 including 1,916 presented about 12.7 per cent 74,700 casualties — 21,000 killed A study of Pentagon figures The military estimates the less, officials believe the rough killed and 12,184 wounded - the average U. S. troop and 53,700 wounded; shows American deaths so far Communists have sustained 33,- tally is useful in assessing the represent 3.5 per cent of the 1967 itrength during 1966. If this projection held true, the this year are averaging 160 a 000 wounded in addition to 22,000 impact of the war on the average strength, 404,000. Earlier this year, Ambassador American commitment of life a week, compared with 98 In dead thus far this year. enemy's force levels. If U. S. casualties continued at Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge and limb in Southeast Asia since iredicted that "the percentage 1961 would surge by the end of American casualties will start this year to 104,482 casualties — leclininfc." 14,964 dead, 89,518 wounded. The current deadly tempo of In the entire Korean cam- Jiting was illustrated yester- paign, 33,629 American service- HUNTLEY IS TARGET OF PICKETS — Tha familiar Northeast Drought Eases day as the military command in men were killed In action. An- Saigon announced the United sign-off of the Huntley-Brinkley television news program other 103,284 were wounded. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS emergency here is gone," says dian air bypassed the Plains while the emergency is gone he itates suffered a record 274 men World War II killed 291,557 U. S. on NBC bacpmes a picket line slogan outside a CSS While the six-year-long drought New York City Water Commis- States and the Northwest, and is not sure the drought is over. ;iiled in fighting last week. This fighting men and wounded 470,- affiliated itation in Hollywood yesterday, during the conditions in the Northeast have sioner James Marcus. instead ran east across the Creat "We'll be in good shape in ompares with the Korean war's eased considerably, a lack of The talk is different in the Lakes. June," he says, "but it could be 846. second day of a strike of the American Federation of weekly average of 255 over 37 rainfall is posing a serious threat Midwest New York City reservoirs gained rough again in the fall." aohths. As of last Saturday, the count of American dead in the Viet- Television and Radio Artists. Feeling against Hunfley to farmers in the Midwest. "If it rains on a lawn in Kansas 4.8 billion gallons of water from That's why drought emergency At the current rate of losses, is running high because he continues to appear on the "Nothing particular to worry City, wheat drops a nickel," says melting snow and the city's measures, which also require a le United States could sustain nam war totaled 8,550, with 49,- a farmer. "We've had only a water supply rose to a fraction special ordinance to sprinkle a 922 wounded. air. His partner, David Brinlcley, has refused to cross about now," says the Boston 1,000 casualties this year, ap- Weather Bureau. quarter of an inch since last below the normal level. lawn and include a ban on home roaching Korea's first and most Many of the wounded suffered picket lines. IAP Wirephotol "I'd go as far as saying the leptember." But south central Kansas has swimming pools, are still in ef- Joody 12 months of battle. relatively minor injuries. New Yorkers are looking for- had less than three inches of fect. Marcus says no decision ward to the possible lifting of precipitation since last fall when will be made on easing or lifting some drought emergency mea- farmers seeded crops. The nor- them until next month when the sures still in effect like not be- mal for the period is six inches. situation will be clearer. ACA Retains Attorney ing served a glass of water in 116-Day Dry Spell Pennsylvania has lifted emer- Map Union Beach the city's restaurants unless you San Angelo, in. West Texas, ;ency conservation measures in request it. had a 115-day dry spell until it re- the Delaware River Basin. Farmers in the Midwest are ceived .54 of an inch of rain. The Philadelphia weather bu- hopefully looking forward to big- Rivers and creeks in the sec- reau says some dry areas remain Move on Teachers For Legal Duel on Tax ger things, like early April rains tion are almost dry. in south-eastern Pennylvania, but . -. , • / to improve dought-stunted crops Other sections of Kansas and that general conditions are im- UNION BEACH — A citizens' committee to protest MIDDLETOWN - The Am- Mitzner will stress that the le- tended Harvard Law School in and erase the threat of dust Texas, and parts of Oklahoma, proved and rivers and streams Board of Education actions, in not renewing four teacheis' erican Commuters Association gal test can be expected to reach 1924 and 1925, served as special storms and prairie fires. Colorado, Nebraska and Iowa are above normal levels due to contract?, will meet tonight to map plans. . : ' , yesterday engaged O. John Rogge the United States Supreme Court counsel to the Securities Ex- The Northeast was helped by are also in critical drought melting snow. The meeting will be held,at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. a New York attorney and and that it will prove a con- change Commission under Presi- heavy winter snowfalls, which stages. A storm now in Arizona is ex- Eugene F. Oelfner, 9 Dibiing St., at; 9s o'clock.-, : former assistant - U. S. at- tinuing drain on funds. dent Franklin D. Roosevelt in may have resulted from a shift Unless substantial rains fall in pected to ease the drought con- "We welcome all who are interested in. supporting pur torney general, to carry on its "We are prepared to start this the 1930s. In the normal pattern of weather the next two or three weeks ditions in that state with more teachers and our school system," said Mrs. Oeffner/ " '•••"•' legal fight against New York fight," he said last night. "But He was appointed by Presi coming from Canada and across there will be heavy losses in rain and show at higher eleva- The teachers' association is slated to meet this after- State non-resident income taxes. it will be protracted and, unless dent Roosevelt as assistant U.S. the United States. The shift in wheat and other grain crops, tions forecast for tonight. Phoe- noon to decide Its course of action, Join A. Molloy, field Bernard 4*. Mittner, ACA pres- we continue to increase our $5 attorney general in 1939 and the weather pattern likewise may skimpy grass for livestock and nix has received .68 Inches of representative, of the New Jersey Education Association, re- ident, will formally announce the memberships, we will reach the again by President Harry S. Tru- have been the cause of the Plains more insect infections, agricul moisture since the first ot the ported. .•'•-, ., .... appointment tonight at an ACA point where we will be stymied man in 1945. States' lack of precipitation. tural experts report. year. The normal for the period The instructors who have befen notified that their con- meeting in Mlddletown Township for lack ot capital." - The attorney directed an in- Meteoroglsts say cold Cana In New York, Marcus sayrtha' is 2.2Q. ; . : , tracts 'wUl sot be renewed ate;Harry, Hailer:, eighth grade High School which also will be The basis ot the ACA tax suit vestigation of the Huey Long -.teacher and "^resideijt of, the teachers' association; Miss addressed by Rep. James J. will be the contention that non- administration which led to nu- Andrea' Petrasekf third grade 'teaclief;' George Gall, eighth Howard, D-NJ., sponsor of a residents are barred from re- merous prosecutions and to the 0l bill in Congress to outlaw com- ordinator. '' ceiving any benefits of the tax novel, "Louisiana Hayride." IS YEARS muter taxes. and from having any representa- Mr. Rogge it the author of five Ill Purpose of tonight's meeting tion in making the laws that con- books: "Our Vanishing Civil Lib- Mrs. Hutton,-i3 yeai has been principally Is to protest starting trol it. The New York income erties," "Why Men Confess," WAR ZONE C, Vietnam (AP) A 1st Division battalion was bankers-, .a'ad tangled entrench offered a contract as a ^^ for next year. the railroad Aidene Plan on April tax is earmarked exclusively, he "The 1st and the 5th," "The Of- Probing American infantry- brought by helicopters into the ments. , . but says she does not plan to accept 30 because full facilities are not said, for state welfare and ed- ficial German Report," and "Ob- men stumbled today upon a Com- area yesterday. This morning, a in action over North Vietnam, Commented Mrs. 'Hutton yesterday: "We know the yet installed. ucation purposes. scenity Litigation in 10 Ameri munist jungle base, evidently a reconnaissance platoon moved U.S. Air For<# jet pilots led bj board had plans to fire even more teachers, but apparently major one, and were stalled in out from the landing zone and a 44-year-c-Id World,War,,II aci after word got out about the first four being fired the board There will be discussion of the Mr. Rogge, who was editor of can Jurisprudence Trials." a bloody battle with crack Viet blew out the vital blast furnace: for the moment changed its plans. They probably will wait tax situation, however, as Mr. The Law Review when he at- (See ATTORNEY. Pg, 3, Col. 3) almost immediately ran into Cong troops • fighting back with blistering Viet Cong fire. of North Vietnam's showpiece now before they do the rest of the firing." mortars, machine guns and ba- The platoon of about 50 men Thai Nguyen steel plant 57 miles Board President James R. McKittrick denied Wednesday zookas. was pinned down and badly north of Hanoi yesterday, the that the board has any plans. to withhold more contract More than two battalions of the hurt. A company was sent to re- U.S. command announced. offers. He said, "This is not a mass firing of teachers. This Discrimination Hint Disputed U.S. 1st Infantry Division, up- lieve it and was pinned down for It was the seventh strik< is the extent of it.", . , • wards of 1,500 men, were attack- about three hours before air against the steel plant since He said no reasons would be given. ing the Communist jungle for- strikes and artillery lifted the was put on the target list three The board's next regular meeting is Tuesday at 8 p.m. tress defended by men of the pressure. weeks ago. Bad weather has in Memorial School, Morningside Ave. By Advocates of Free Busing crack 271st Regiment, which U.S. officers said the air strikes hampered all the strikes, and the Mrs. Oeffner said she expects "a very large crowd" at numbers some 2,500 men. How ripping' open the jungle roof un- Air Force enthusiasticall the session. By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON in the Assembly chamber of the they would produce nothing new. many Communists were Involved covered what was evidently a hailed the latest for "destroyin The NJEA will attempt to confer with the board before TRENTON — Free school bus- State House. George G. Fleming, Middle- in the fighting was not immedi- major Communist camp, with log the' blast furnaces." the Tuesday meeting. Ing advocates said yesterday they Single Hearing Set town Township, treasurer of the ately known. sea no threat of a substantial Only one hearing will be held, State Republican Committee who One U.S. helicopter was white migration from public said the senator, despite requests spoke for a group of Negro lead- brought down by Red gunners Sgt. Williams Bows Out After 28^ Years achooii it a pending bill is en- from critics for more. ers in Monmouth Tuesday, said and U.S. ground casualties were acted. Speakers will be limited to 15 an eight-to 10-week wait was termed significant. Replying to Negro leaders In minutes apiece and organizations needed before a hearing should The battle was being fought a Monmouth County, and to op- will be asked to offer only one be held. few miles below the Cambodian ponent* elsewhere, they said ra- spokesman each. In the meantime, he said, lo- border northeast of Tay Ninh Retiring Red Bank Policeman Is Fe cial discrimination had no part Gov. Richard J. Hughes, who cal sentiment could be developed City. This is the area where U.S. In the bill's origin and predicted has put the weight of his ad- and meaningful arguments ad- forces are conducting Operation RED BANK — Retiring Sgt. Emerson R. Williams showed one hanging on the fence and come back for him 1 that It would not be a result. ministration behind the proposal vanced. Junction City, the biggest ground last night that he made a lot of friends in 2i'/2 years on the The guest speaker was Msgr. Salvatore DiLoienzo^ Meanwhile, Sen. Matthew Feld- expanding free school busing to The Negro group, which fears sweep of the war, in an effort Red Bank police force. of St. Anthony's Catholic Church, who said he had seen"* man, O-Bergen, announced that all private and parochial school large scale withdrawal of white to root out the top jungle head- More than 300 of them attended a testimonial dinner in Williams on his beat almost every day of his 28 years on) • a bearing on the Assembly- students, gave in to demands for pupils will leave many city pub- quarters of the Red political arid the Molly Pitcher Inn. The affair was sponsored by Local 39 force, but never when the officer didn't have something ' a hearing on Monday, He pre- military leadership in South Viet- of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association. to say. "We cannot visualize a Red Bank without a Willisr passed measure will be held lic schools imbalanced with up 1 Wednesday, starting at 10 a.m., viously had resisted on grounds (See BUSING, Pg. 3, Col. 2) Sgt. Williams retires today. His friends showered him with about," he said. gifts and praise, and gave him a cake, since he also celebrates Toastmaster for the affair was Mayor John P. Arnone, Us birthday today. and gifts and mementos were presented to Sgt. Williams by His retirement marks: the end of a half century with a President Vernon Patterson for the PBA, Patrolman Joseph Governor Warns State Utilities Williams on the force. The sergeant's father. Sprig Williams, Calver for the state PBA, Patrolman William Story for the retired the same month Emerson joined the fora in 1938. department, Executive Vice President John D. Bolduc tor the He wasn't able to attend last night, but Sgt. Williams' mother Community Chamber of Commerce, Rev. Earl B. Scott for St. and wife were there. Thomas Episcopal Church, and Lewis Gallaway, president of Police Chief George H. Clayton, whose father, Harry Clay- the N. J. State Association of IBPOE of W. Wants Tighter Pollution Curbs ton, was chief wheiTSgt. Williams was appointed, recalled that Included were a gold badge from the chamber, a silver he walked a beat with Sprig Williams from 1928 to 1938, and life membership card from the state PBA, several checks and TRENTON (AP)— The state's tracted to buy low' sulfur fuel and coal now burned by the utility use coal containing a maximum one of the topics of conversation was whether Emerson would gifts. ' big power companies were un- oil over the next five years. companies averages 2& per cent .3 per cent sulfur and oil con- join the force. The invocation was given by Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff, and der warning from Gov. Richard In their report to Hughes; the In sulfur content. taining no more than .2 per cent Another oldtlmer, Peter L. Jones, told the audience he was the benediction by Rev. Canon Charles H. Best. Mayor Arnone J. Hughes today that long-range companies forecast a 19.2 per A one per cent limit on sulfur sulfur. around when Sprig Williams was appointed. He said he re- called for a moment of prayer for the department's other re- plans for curbing air pollution cent reduction on their part In content was recommended ear- They contended that such low membered that Sprig would go into "the pit" and walk out cently departed member, Patrolman Franklin White, who died fall short of what his adminis- sulfur dioxide emissipns and a lier this year at a New York- sulfur fuel was scarce and ex- "with one fellow in his right hand, one in bis left, and leave last week. tration wlil require. 37 per cent.reduction of partial- New Jersey air pollution abate- tremely costly where available, Hughes, in a letter to three late emissions by next year. ment conference sponsored by Hughes asked them to confer major public utilities, said he The cutbacks are to be real- me U.S. Department of Health, with the State Air Pollution Con- was ppleased with' their voluntary ized by using low sulfur oil andEducation and Welfare. It would trol Commission at a meeting ex- effortfft s tto reducd e aiir contamiti- coal. Public Service estimated affect existing boilers beginning pected to be called shortly. The nation. the lower sulfur fuel will cost Oct. 1, commission, Is considering anew But he said, his ranking air $3 million extra a year. Jersey Taking Steps oxide emissions. pollution control official, Rich- Central estimated its cost at $430, Although the power companies Beginning tomorrow, Jersey J ard - Sullivan, had advised him 000 more and Atlantic City at said they were taking steps to Central will use a blended oil that the powep r companies' prop - $277,000 more. meet the recommendation, they containing three parts of 2>£ per posalls won''t meet regulationli s Hughes did not indicate how said it would be impossible to, cent sulfur oil to one part of now being drafted. tough his administration plans to satisfy another proposed require- 1 per cent sulfur. It said this TThh e governor''s warning was get on sulfur content. Fuel oil ment that all new utility boilers step will reduce sulfur dioxide directed in letters yesterday to emissions by 583 tons a year. Public Service Electric & Gas The Atlantic City Electric Co: Co., the Jersey Central Power told the governor-it would dis- and Light Co., and the Atlantic card the use of petroleum coke City Electric Co. Today's Index at all Its generating stations, but Executives of ail three firms Page did not set any date. net with Hughes earlier this year Allen-Scott Hemlock 6 Public Discussion and agreed to prepare a report Home and Garden >.» Of proposed County College. on voluntary actions being planned Amusements Mft>le Timetable JL.._.. JS4 All interested parties are cordial- to reduce pollution. Births Obituaries : —. ..4 ly invited to attend a public Public Service hag already con- Jim Bishop Religious Servlcet _, .11 meeting on Tuesday, April 4,1987, Bernard H. Welter Brldje ....;.....!.... Sylvia Porter _. at 8 p.m. at the Civil Auditorium, Announces the removal of his John Chamberlain Sport* ;.'...... -12 Monmouth Shopping Center, Ea- law office to 84 Court St., Free- Classified Stock* Market ... tontown, to express, their views hold, N.J. 462-1020. (Adv.) Comics . Successful Investing concerning the advisability of the IN HONOR OF EMERSON — Red Bank Police Sgt; Emerson R. Williams, {aft, retires today. He wai honored ••• ;- Notice ••-.•'• Crouword Paule Television establishment of a two-year Coun- A special Board of' Education i WohMn'i NBWJ „. ty College In Monmouth County. lasf night for 28'/i yaari of tervice with a testimo'nial dinner attended by over 300 friends, Among them, from, left, meeting will be held on April 3, Monmouth County Board of were Migr. Salvatore DiLoranzo' of St. Anthony's Catholi e Church, requeited by Sgt. Williams,at the main speqkar; 1987, at t p.m. in the Hlllcrest Uniform Salt Jack Sullivan's Chosen Freeholders Police-Chief George H. Clayton: Detectiva Sgt. Robert D. Scott, who wet chairman of the affair; and Patrolman Road Administration Building, , Now in progress at the Shirley ire the "Action" ta. New William L. Ulrica, Clerk inenti. (Adv.) ' '• j (Adv,) Vernon P«rt»ripn, preiident of PBA Local 39. - . IRegittertSUff Ph*tol : • •. . ... •-. ,.'J ',; .••• •«*- :t:'f; • .'•• '" ' *:•:*:;?&-•>-' ^ • MtnA '31, 1*57 ,THE DAILY BEGBTER 2 Policemen Weather Monmouih -College Fund Drive Slated Hew. Jersey; MdMJy rill b« «dded to At telephone quite mild today, high to 60s WEST IOHG BRANCH?-Jnhfi, via for an alumni Dtitingultned Births F. Anderson,' Had Sank•'-, alum* - Service Award wht* win be [und drive service award credit Critk Note /Are Injured with some 70s in interior, Fair May.*. ' mild tonight, low in low 5© Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Triano always be a serious problem if row. Fair through tomorrow vis- (nee Katherine Orlowski), 51 Syl-we want to continue improving ticle disclosed that his son, Har- der observation, for injuries ti Test Flushes Famous ry Frank Jr., now supports the the left leg. ibility five miles or more except via Ten, New Monmouth, son, our stature within the academic project. The Franks operate a Acting Chief of Police William lower during morning haze. yesterday. community NEWARK (AP)—Those lights print shop at 17 Mechanic St. Woodward said today that P. "Future needs of Monmouth in the sky last night weren't Names • Mr. Frank Sr., however, insists trolman Schnoor noticed an un TIDES M0NMOU1H MEDICAL College include the construction signals from outer space—mere- that his son's change of mind registered vehicle driving nortt Sandy Hook Long Branch of a new classroom building, ad- ly high - altitude rocket tests had nothing to do with his. Both on Rt. 35 while he was on patrol. TODAY— High 12:01 p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Gray ditional residence facilities, and from the National Aeronautics were openly critical ot urban re- The patrolman chased the cai low 6:06 p.m, (nee Stella Stevenson), 98 Atlan- future broadening of curricula and Space Administration station newal tat year. which turned into Crestviev TOMORROW - High 12:30 a.m. tic Ave., Long Branch, daughter, areas such as graduate stud- on Wallops, Island, Va. Dr., then into Martin PI. tht and 1:06 p.m. and low 7 a.m. yesterday. ies in teacher education and In a study of winds and elec- "I will use my knowledge and and 7:18 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper tric currents at high altitudes, facts to help the program," he driver abandoned the car an business administration. Of course, escaped on foot. Patrolman SUNDAY - High 1:30 a.m. (nee Sheila Strehman), 762 our association wishes to con- rockets fired from the NASA said, adding, however, that he and 2:12 p.m. and low 8:12 a.m. Greens Ave., West End, son, yes- station released cliods of colored "won't go around preaching for Schnoor cut his hand on barbed |nue helping in these endeavors wire while giving chase through and 8:30 p.m. terday. chemicals at altitudes ranging It." He said he still has some For Red Bank and Rumson /. .a generous gift to the annual from 50 to 200 miles, reservations about federal urban a wooded area, part ot NAD Mr. and Mrs. Moe Nagrod (nee lurani fund ensures not only the Yai, they make quite a renewal and will continue to Earle property. bridge, add two hours; Sea RochelleSacher), M35 Rustic Dr., Shortly after the rockets were pair, Yes, they stand for Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Oakhurst, son, yesterday, progressive development and ex- sent aloft at 7 p.m., police sta- watch the developments here. Harry Frank Sr. The chief said that, during the pansion of the college, but also quality. Yes — Pay lets Like his son, Mr. Frank Sr. Branch, deduct IS minutes; High- tions, radio stations and news' highway chase, Patrolman lands bridge, add 40 minutes. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL the strengthening of our alumni rooms all over New Jersey be- for Brand Names with no longer believes that a refer- to judge it properly, he said. association." Schnoor contacted Patrolman Neptune gan receiving calls about bright "Bl© W" endum should be the deciding When asked if he saw any other Kerrigan, asking him to hel; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rudolph During the volunteer mailing (actor on urban renewal. Resi- alternative for the borough other lights and strange objects in the Discount Prices! apprehend the offender at (nee Constance Estelle) 60S Sec- iroject, students and alumni ad- skv. dents haven't shown that much than the enclosed shopping mall intersection. But; as Patrolman Doorway Fall ond Ave., Asbuiy Park, daugh- dressed, stuffed and bundled ap- interest in the project to be able for South- St., he replied, "no." Kerrigan pulled into traffic ter, yesterday. proximately 5,000 packets of lit- give chase, a vehicle stopped Hurts Woman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crouse erature which will be sent to all in front of him, causing a col- FREEHOLD - Roxie Williams, (nee Mary Ann Yuill) .26 Ever- Monmouth College alumni as the FAIR HAVEN lision, the chief said. The driver Freehold, suffered minor inju- green Ave., Neptune City, daugh- opening announcement of this Ruthrauff Will Argue was identified as William Wrigh ries yesterday afternoon after she ter, yesterday. of Point Pleasant. year's campaign for financial RESIDENTS had fallen into a sidewalk cellar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell iupport (nee Sandra Palmer) 9 Patrolman Kerrigan was taken doorway in front of Gus's Tap 33J4 Other workers have been in- ' Before Brennanto Riverview Hospital where he Room, Main St Fourth Ave., Neptune City, 'Clean-Up' Days daughter, yesterday. volved in organizing fund pledge was treated for contusion of the She had turned the corner from cards and accounting files. WASHINGTON, D.C.—U.S. S Topic of dihe arguments will be left knee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Binaco MONDAY, April 3rd-Prospett Avenue to Hance Road preme Court Justice William 'Determination of the limits of a market yard parking lot alley- According to Marcus G.Holme way and had tumbled into the (nee Carol Meyes) 6312 Park Brennan, formerly of Rumsoi State Police Power When in Con- Ave., West New York, son, yes- alumni coordinator at the col- WEDNESDAY, April 5th- N. J., will be among three judgi flict with the First Amendment." opening. She was treated and lege, the mailing operation has released for chest pains from terday. Buena Vista Ave. to Fair Haven Rd. to hear moot court argumeni The arguments will be based on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Turner two purposes. It assists the alum- from four University of Pennsy a hypothetical civil rights dem- AIB Chapter ersey Shore Medical Center, ni association and it gives stu- Neptune. (nee Becky Anderson) Jantes- THURSDAY, April oth-fair Haven Rd. to Hance Rd. vania Law School students at onstration taking place on pri- burg, son, yesterday. pnt ffrnum an ODDOrtunitv to o'clock tonight vate property. The competition Sets Annual Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carter will be held in Room 100 of the CARS COLLIDE (nee Evelyn Marshall) 413 Ridge Law School, 3400 Chestnut St. LONG BRANCH - Two cars Ave., Asbury Park, daughter. The other judges will be Conference collided early this morning at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Connors Kenneth 8. Keating, judge of the FREEHOLD — Chapter presi- Second and West End Avenues. (nee Jane Cummings) 343 Lin- CockRill Bookkeeping - Tax Service AONTGOMERY New York State Court of Appeals dent Nonris W. Horsman, Mon- The drivers were Dethies Morris, coln Ave., Avon, son, yesterday. Across From Two Guys and fanner U.S. senator (R- mouth County National Bank, 84 Cooper Ave., and Frank R. 765 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN. N.J. WARD N. Y.), and Paul C. Welck, Red Bank, announced that the Crisanto, 731 Greens Ave. No They're Unique! Ads in the chief judge of Che Sixth U.S. Cir-annual faculty management con- summons was issued by Patrol- Daily Register Classified work Notice To Tax Payers: cuit Court of Appeals, Cleveland. ference of Che Monmouth' Chap- men Vincent MacdoU and Gary for you around the clock. Place 542.2150 Among (ihe students presenting ter, American Institute of Bank- G. Tomaine. yours now. EXT. 122 the arguments will be W. Bourne ing, will be held Wednesday at Ruthrauff of Point Rd., Little Sil- 7:30 p.m. in the American Hotel, DO NOT OVERPAY YOUR INCOME TAX ver, N. J. here. FURNITURE CO. PUMPS William E. Vojta, First Nation- We maintain a complete tax file for each of our clients, al Bank of Chicago, who is the Kcyport 264-0181 An extra water lourcs for College Students national president of the AIB, will WEST also complete bookkeeping services for business. these dry summer days, Are Guests of TWA speak. Mr. Vojta has been active features ... for more than 30 years in the + excellent for use on lawns WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr. American Institute of Banking. + HAVE AN EXPERIENCED TAX ANALYST and shrubs. Leland H. Langbein, Monmouth He will speak to the assembled "LA-Z-BOY" College economics professor, took bankers and AIB instructors re- 95 his business administration sem- garding the policies and latest •I PREPARE YOUR RETURN as low as inar and international trade class- recommendations of the nation- EST. 1869 59 es to Kennedy International Air- al office. J Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 ^ For Appointment Call 671-5738 For Best Results Call Eirly-JMO Up. Pump Vi HP to I HP well port, where they were guests of As of May, 1966, more than Trans World Airlines. 200,000 bank employees and of- points, drive pipe, plastic This trip included briefings on ficers held membership in the pipe; check valves, storage international cargo routing and AIB. More than half of these tenkt and fitting*. Lew iandling, customs, passenger enrolled in educational Class- handling and cargo and passen- es sponsored by local chapters in cost installation available. ger aircraft Luncheon was pro- 542 municipalities in die U.S. vided bv TWA. As of May, 1966, more than 200,000 bank employees and of- ficers held membership in the AIB. More than half of these were enrolled in education The only flame classes sponsored by local chap- ters in 542 municipalities in the United States. Blaze Ruins you might find in a Empty House CLIFFWOOD BEACH - A va- Total Electric home cant house on Orchard St here was gutted by fire yesterday morning, police reported. Oak Shades and Cliffwood fire companies answered an alarm turned in by Patrolman Fred Hall at 9:59 a.m. The origin of the fire is as yet undetermined, police said. The structure was owned by Mrs. Rosa Duagart, also of Or- chard St., but no one was oc- cupying the building at the time of the blaze.

SHREWSBURY EGG HUNT SHREWSBURY - The Recrea- Want to tion Committee's third atuiua Easter egg hunt, postponed last Saturday, will be at 10 a.m. to- morrow on the Robert Graham Athletic Field, Sickles PI. take up Prizes will be awarded to find- ers of 19 specially marked eggs. Contestants will be divided into three age groups, 4 years old and younger, S through 7, and 8 Bridge? through 10. FIRST MERCHANTS JOI BERGER'S INTEREST LEARNT BRIDGE CUSSES Evening Class Starting April 5th ^j^ 7:15 P.^^ 9:15 P.M. Community Room, Upper Level $15 for the 10-week course Students must register in advance Learn the basic principles of contract bridge taught NOW Even the heating isflameless. If s clean, comfortable,safe-the most convenient way by Miss Hilde B. Sleekier, certified Goren instructor. To register, phone 542-1212, ext. 213. Registration must to live. Choose one of the types of electric resistance heatjng and you can have room- be made in advance of first session. Money will be On Special TiiwSavlnf refunded if enrollment ii underjubscribed. No refunds CartMcatM by-room temperature control. Choose the electric heat pump and after first lesson. Maturity Oiw Ywr or you have automatic heating and air conditioning. Choose the elecr «nl)M U ehinrt If mfntmam ranflnnil nnhxifi in Ml wt trie furnace and you have a ducted central heating system without (Yon may even charge it to your account) PoMkf GnapouiM flame. The cost-a lot less than you'd think. You can live without Jint fill In Hit honJr coupon below ami melt to Quarterly * M». On M Panbsnfc Bamfcwftr'i Contract Bridg* Clan BamDngt/i Tf*«4«riaf. S flame in a Total Electric Home on a modest budget Q Write us at Cli Accounts DMMM* liuurW U« I* Contract Bridge Clou •13,000 ly P.D.I.C. P.O. Box 55, Morristown, N. J., for a free, electric home heating booklet Nmna Phone No A«Mr*ii PI Cliirw (A*eo»nt Ho 5 Jersey Central Power & Light / New Jersey Power & Light O C*«ck O M. 0. > '• tlmbr r»Stnl H««rt)«, HI 3-3147 IWtrol Ofpotti Inturwnt* Caiporathm i FAItf.y/Mu; k 3L 1967-i3 DAILY Sf& Busing MV Division House Says Court Lacks (Continued) Passage Predkted tt) per cent Negro' popula- who choose to send their chil- Hearing Held Powell Case Jurisdiction tion, said-the ill*effects will be dren to other than public schools Strike Threat? WASHINGTON (AP) - The stitution entrusts to either of the felt by bob races, Saving Is Cited Mr. Fleming said a public for Of Districting Bill, In Private House tells U.S. District Court so-called political department* "They pay the full expense of Is Eased urn will be scheduled In the coun- today the judiciary has no con- of the government—the legisla- their 'Children's actual education TRENTON (AP) — Newsmen stitutional right to interfere with tive or the executive," he argued NEW YORK (AP) '- Theodore ty. An appeal will be made firsl and they don't complain about were barred from a hearing yes- to all elements of the communi the March 1 action that excluded at the,time. - • • : W. lOjeM, chief med!%tor in the it," he said. '"Hie result is a terday for Robert Gares, a 29- Adam Clayton Powell from his contract disputes between five ty to join In studying what M Jobless Pay Hike The motion that excluded substantial saving to the tax- year-old fire truck driver charged House seat. of the dly'j major newspapers Fleming said are unsound as with the deaths of four teen- Powell accused him of misuse payers, considering that public TRENTON (AP) — Predictions tatement just before the mea- and tile 10 unions In the Indus- pects "educationally, economical agers in an accident in Madison Bruce Bromley, House counsel, of government funds and of con- school per pupil costs are now of Senate passage were issued sure fell one vote short of the try, Hid early today there would ly, and emotionally." Township while he was on the to file briefs answering temptuous refusal to co-operate about $600 a year." yesterday for the controversial needed majority at the Senate', "obviously not be any strike' Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina, way to a fire. charges filed by Powell on March with a committee lnvestgating Harold Van Denend, of Haw- Congressional redistrictjng bill last meeting March 20. R-Monmouth, who alone among 8 and also plans to move for his conduct. thorne, president of the New Jer-and a measure to increase unem- He said -there would be no The Motor Vehicle Division the County's three representa- dismissal of the suit on grounds •el made the announcement sey Citizens for Educational ployment compensation with ben- change in the votes on the Demo- hearing was to determine tives voted (or the bin when i the court has no jurisdiction over at 3:10 a.m. at the-deliverers' Freedom, an organization which efits for strikers. cratic side, but that he hoped a whether Gares should lose his Central Jertey passed the Assembly, 41 to 1 an action by a house of Congress. union recessed its talk; with pub- has gathered over 220,000 signa- number of Republican commit- license. on March sald: The Legislature returns Mon- Powell's attorneys are expect- Branch Approved lliher representatives and agreed '*• tures on petitions for the bill, day after a one-week Easter re- ments would come through. Pas- Motor Vehicle Director June ed to file reply briefs Monday. "II I thought that either the to hieet afain tonight. said he sees "little validity" in cess. , sage requires 15 votes. Streleckil said she had been un- A preliminary hearing Tuesday TRENTON (AP) — The Cen- He said "good progress" bad bill was motivated by a desire the white migration argument. Five Democrats voted against aware newsmen were barred by Judge George L. Hart Jr. is tral Jersey Bank and Trust Co. to further discrimination, or fciai Senate Majority , Leader John been made on some of the Is Noting that the point had been the bill. from the hearing. for oral arguments. of Freehold got state permission it would be a substantial resul A. Waddington, D-Salem, said he sues involving the deliverers. raised by an American Civi A major area of disagreemenl yesterday to establish a branch I would not have co-sponsored didn't know how many senators She said later, however, that In his suit, the Harlem Demo Kheel also said that negotia- Liberties Union spokesman in t is Middlesex County, where leg- on U.S. Rt. 9 opposite the Free- and would not have voted for 1 would vote for the unemployment a deputy attorney general rep- crat asked the court to order hold Shopping Center. tions between the printers', union debate with him on the Long compensation bill. islators demand the county re- resenting the Motor Vehicle the House to seat him and re and the publishers had produced "I see the need for the bill t John Nebel radio program ear- main intact as one district — the This will be the 14th branch "But I think the Republicans Division and Gares' lawyer quested that a three-judge fed- "excellent progress on some mat- be a means of ending discrimi lier this week, Mr. Van Denend 5th. The disputed bill would for the applicant, which has been will vote for it," he added. agreed to close the hearing to eral court be convened to hear ters discussed." nation which exists under ou said: , put Madison Township in the 3rt in business since 1932. present law. 'They're the ones who have been the public because criminal constitutional arguments. He said he would call a pub- "It seems to me to be an at- district which also includes Mon charges against Gares have not Two banking institutions with- Currently, non-public school chiding the administration for its Bromley's arguments are the lisher-printer meeting late today. tempt to raise one emotional is- mouth County and part of Ocean yet been tried. in a three-mile radius of the students may be picked up bj niggardly policy.' same used by Powell a little The printers and the deliver sue against another." The transfer of Madison Twp, Gares was on his way to a over"three years ago when a new branch were notified of the era are the two unions with P"blic schoo> *>uf « The state Chamber of Com- is seen as a move to provide application and no objections To Assure Safety merce and the N.J. Manufac- fire in Madison Township last Maryland citizen brought suit which Kheel has been most con- •*»* establishepublished bbuu s rout Democratic votes for U.S. Rep were received according to But children who may go to the He said the purposes of the turers' Association oppose the Oct. 8 when the truck he was against Powell in an effort to cerned. James J. Howard of Wall Town- driving went into the wrong lane dock his pay fcjr unexcused ab- Charles R. Howell, state banking same parochial or private schools bill, as he sees them, are to bill while organized labor en- ship, a second-term congressman. and insurance commissioner. and live several miles from the assure safe travel for more stu- dorses it. Republicans have ob- around a curve and smashed sences from Congress. Howard carried traditionally Re- into a carload of teenagers re- bus routes must provide thei dents to and from school and to jected in the past to the strike publican Monmouth County in the In December, 1963, Powell sent own transportation." secure equal public benefits for benefits feature. turning home from a football his attorneys to U.S. District Belmar Post Office last election. game, according to police. Mr. Azzolina was unable dur- all taxpayers. Court to argue that the Consti- The bill would raise maximum Discussing the unemployment ing the Assembly debate to gel "Attorney General (Arthur J.) unemployment benefits from $50 Four of the Jive youngsters in tution gives the court no general Project Bids Wanted the principal sponsor, Assembly- compensation bill, Waddington the car were killed and the fifth supervisory powers over Con- Sills made a significant point," to $62 a week and extend bene- said the expense Incurred by the WASHINGTON (AP) -^_The man John.J. Fekety, D-Bergen, he said, "when he declared tCiat fits to idled workers in the sev- was hospitalized in serious con- gress' actions. General Services Administration to agree to reduce a 20-mile provision for benefits for strik- dition. just because a child attends a enth week of a strike. ing workers would be negligible. He based his argument on "the will advertise Monday for'bids maximum travel-from-home dis- non-public school he does not to expand and modernize the "I'm making one last predic- He said that under the provi- doctrine of separation of powers tance which is allowed in the bil lose his right to receive his share tion," Waddington said of the sions of the bill it would be sev which is basic to our system of Belmar N.J., post office, it wa« Eye* Senate Tailoring of all public .benefits." Open House Set Congressional restricting bill. en weeks before any strikei government." announced yesterday. He said he hopes that enougl Mr. Van Denend. said busing "It's going to pass Monday." could collect benefits. "By tha "The Supreme Court, in recog- Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., evidence will be presented at th< should be considered in the same time a guy has run out of mon By River Rats nition of this principle, has re- and Rep. James J. Howard, LV public < hearing that the Scnat Waddington made the same light as crossing guards and pub- ey and he's already got anothei peatedly ruled that the courts N.J., said the Post Office Depart- will trim the. mileage limitatioi FAIR HAVEN - The River ic health nursing services which, job," Waddington said. have no authority to review or ment estimates the project will to between five and 10. Rats will hold open house at the he declared, should be but are The majority leader said ver revise decisions which the Con- cost J4100C)^ In his statement, Mr. Fleming Caught After Youth Center, Fisk St., Sunday not always furnished to non-pub- few striking workers would havf said he planned to talk with Mr. from 3 to 5 p.m. lic schools. enough financial reserves to hold Azzolina, who also is the Re- Members will show slides and •••\i them over the seven-week waiting publican chairman of Middletown The Citizens for Educational Crash, Faces exhibits to illustrate activities of period. Township. The assemblyman said Freedom, of which the Passalc the sailing club. "Ninety-nine per cent of all he will welcome the talk. man Is national treasurer, have Beginners' and intermediates' strikes in New Jersey are set- as their ultimate aim "tuition £d Charge sailing classes, available to the "I see nothing wrong with rais- tled in less than two weeks, any- grants" for all children to use ^.FREEHOLD - A man who public for a fee, will start Apri ing this question if it is of con- way," Waddington added. cern to Negro leaders. I am at any schools chospn by their has been sought by police in 15. Interested persons may at- "The fact is that New Jerse glad, Tor that reason, that there parents. MonmoutJi County is being held tend the open hduse or communi- had more strikes, proportions will be a public hearing. But Called the Child Benefit Theory, in county jail in Freehold today cate with Harrison Rowe, Button- ly, without benefits for strikers, I don't agree that there is any the idea was incorporated in leg- on Eatontown charges after he wood Dr., Rumson. than New York and Rhode Is- real basis for fear." slation put before the state Leg- was apprehended earlier by itquiwd»Guaranteed Rumson police. land did with benefits last year. Mr. Azzolina disputed the 130 islature, two years ago. It was re- He estimated that less than They're Unique! Ads in the pnof of paymtnl • Pay million cost figure whldh Mr. ferred to committee and died The suspect gave his address one per cent of the total cost ol Daily Register Classified work 141 Pint A»«. AH. HijMaii« Fleming claimed — and which there without action, however. as 140 Bodman PI., Red Bank- your Mb at horn* and tine bill would go to striking work- for you around the clock. Place rho» Ml-0890 Monmouth Assemblyman Alfred a dwelling which, this winter, New Jersey's proposed busing ers is benefits. yours now. gain mote leisure time N. Beadleston and other Republ law, Mr. Van Denend said, is floated down the Navesink'River •Service is our triage* can legislators have used. patterned after a law already and is now tied up at the Marine amt* Can we hefc> you? "If they knock out the 20- operating in New York state and Police docks in Monmouth Beach. mile provision," he said, "I think one recently enacted in Michigan. Anton Gajgic was arrested by Vote limit the cost will be even less thai "Currently, there are 22 states Rumson police at 2:20 a.m. in the $8 million estimate made b; in the country with busing laws Sea Bright on charges of leav- the governor's office." equal to or more liberal than ing the scene of an accident and On Peddlers Mr. Azzolina said the bill is New Jersey's present limited careless driving. Rumson police means to a just end for parents permissive law," he said. said the accident occurred at In Colts Neck 10 p.m. on Rumson Rd. and in- Mr. Van Denend is a Protestant COLTS NECK ^r- An ordinano but says that the C.E.F. has volved a car owned by Veikko Piilonin of 167 Grange Ave., Fair requiring peddlers and canva members of all faiths in its mem- Haven." Tiie suspect, police said, sers to obtain licenses and wear bership. from FROWN'S... abandoned his car at the scene identifying badges was adopted He is associated with the East- of the collision and fled. They by the Township Committee lasi COUPON aazimtw COUPON COUPON £8855335 ern Christian Schools Association said he later turned himself in night* which operates four Protestant- $100 REG. 98e—44-OzH flwmit to Rumson police in Sea Bright. A $2 fee will be charged fo oriented private schools in Pas- I OFF OFF SIMONIZ Gajgic was then turned over to the license which requires a] saic and Bergen Counties. plicants to submit to fingerprint 12" or 16" The schools educate 1,000 stu- Eatontown police who, since last Any 20-gallon Nov. 4, have had a warrant out ing and a character check by thi FLOOR WAX dents who, for the' most part, Plastic oi Steel for his arrest on charges of as- State Police. Religious and char: are. transported to and from ALUMINUM sault and battery with intent to table groups will only need to sut school on fully-maintained asso- kill. Eatontown Police Chief Wil- mit an affidavit of purpose am DOOR GRILL TRASH CAN 55' ciation buses. liam Zadorozny said the charges will not be required to furnisl LIMIT 2 TILL M LIMIT 2 TILL 4-4 On the issue of a public hear- were made by Julia Legier of 175 the fee. ing on the busing bill, Mr. Van South St., Eatontown. Gajgic was No provision has been made Denend took a view similar to taken to the Monmouth County exempting political groups from COUPON SCOUPON ^ that of Governor Hughes last jail under $1,000 bail where he the peddlers' provisions, and REG. 98e month, that it would produce awaits arraignment today on the Township Attorney D. Joseph De- ANY GLASS 'more heat than light," Eatontown charge. Vito said thay would have to "I observed hearings held In Meantime, Highlands police re- register also. PAINT Michigan and in Ohio, where port that Gajgic is due to appear Two local Democrats,' Re' BATHTUB busing laws were passed recent- in municipal court there April 10 John S. Grauel and Mrs. Rob THINNER ly," he said, "and they pro- on charge of causing a motor ert Multer, objected to the pro- ENCLOSURE duced nothing tiat was- new on vehicle accident and leaving the posal because it would limit dooi Gal. scene. to-door activity to the hours .of 55* merits of the bills. But they did TILL 4-4 bring up a lot of other consider- a.m. to 5 p.m. Most political LIMIT! TILL 4-4 ations which were not too help- canvassing is done in the ev< ning and on weekends, they sai< ful." COUPON Store Robbed "To tell you the truth we hadn't ;COUPON considered political groups," Re- Ktg. 49c, 23-oi. R.ddl Regular 29.95 publican Mayor George Handzo PRE-HUNG COMBO Attorney In Howell said. "But before making any (Continued) HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Two changes I'd like an opportunity STRAY STARCH ; Aluminum He Is a member of the law men, armed with a 12 gauge to study this closer." bolt action shotgun, held up the firm of Welssman, Celler, Allan Seven-Eleven Store on Salem DOOR Spett and Sheinberg, of which 30* Hill Rd. at 8:20 last night and Bis second named Is Rep. Eman- escaped with approximately $450, . Compltw with hardware uel Celler, New York Demo- LIMIT 2 TILL 44 police reported. • On. Inch thick - crat. Authorities said one man Other Speaker! forced the store's manager, Bob mswS COUPON •MUUMMAMM COUPON In addition to Congressman Craidl, to open the cash register Regular 32c Spout M-oi. Pledge - Spray jtflattf Howard, speakers at tonight's while the other man stood at meeting will Include Assembly- the rear of the store, holding at 10% OK man Joseph Azzolina,' R-Mon- bay two customers. The rob- CAULKING FURNITURE iriouth, who has sponsored a res- bers were reported to be white ANY RUG OR FAMILY SIZE TV olution in the state legislature men in their 40s or 50s. COMPOUND POLISH calling for endorsemeDt of the (282 sq. inches of viewable ana) According to police, a vehicle Delicatessen DOOR HAT ACA in Its tax fight. He has found two blocks away on a lawn 50 co-sponsors, the most ever was believed to be the car in 2.98 or OVER I '•'•;: "SYLMNIA.'- to .sign on the sane measure. which the men fled. State Service TILL 4-4 Most of tonight's session will Trooper Frank Pitcher of the Sytwnls black and whits television Is designed to meet th«ne»ds be devoted to continuing opposi- Howell Barracks is investigating. of today's dynamic young families. It presents an uncommon tion to the Aldene_ Plan under Departments degree of excellence ... in styling'... in engineering.. .In which Central Railroad.of New NOW AT WASHABLE PLASTIC SCALLOP AND FRINGE Jersey trains will use Pennsyl- performance... in TOTAL Value. This walnut grained vinyl clad vania Railroad facilities, includ- Two Jailed ASBURY PARK 10% OFF beauty Is Sylvaniaengineer»d to pull Uv sharer, brightermore ing Penn; Station, Newark, where WINDOW SHADES stable pictures, even in fringe areas and there's power to spare passengers will transfer to PATH CLIFFWOOD ANY LAMP or for extra contrast and brightness when you want it.., available tube trains for New York City. On Charges DEAL • On a new roller at a touch of the controls. For reliability .•• long-life, ..Jbetter While Hie long trend to 'elimi- • On the even Inch FREEHOLD - William A. Cot- LITTLE SILVER up to 36" TV enjoyment, look to Sylvania. Deluxe roll-about stand, optional, nation of raij service at the Jer- ton, 28 Lockwood Ave., was sen- 1.88 LAMP SHADE extra. • sey Shore will • dominate the tenced to 51 days in the county LONG BRANCH TILL 44 TIU. 4-f speeches, it Is unlikely that the jail In default of $255 fines on charges of drunk driving and PORT MONMOUTH 95 latest abandonment will get any VALUE PRICED AT *169 Model 23T117W protest. ' /..-".• J leaving the scene of an accident. RARITAN TOWNSHIP ; COUPDM Magistrate Alexander Levchuk ALL COUPONS That Is freight agency service SHREWSBURY COTTON or PLASTIC VENETIAN BLIND Early, American maple version 23T1I7K __. $169.95 at the Atlantic Highlands station Wednesday night also revoked his GOOD UNTIL (matching maple finish deluxe roll-about stand, optional, extra) where service has dwindled to driver's license for two years. three trains a week. The state Katie Mackey, 32 Lockwood SUPER TUESDAY, APRIL 4 RETAPE and RECORD KIT CAooM/romour^^ Public Utility Commission gave Ave., was sentenced to 10 days the Central Railroad permission In jail for assaulting Hattie Ty- No delivery an Tub > Limit 4 Per Jt Me. to serve Atlantic Highlands ler, 33 Lockwood Ave., March MARKETS enclosures'or through its Keansburg agent. 19. Customer ^if^lf Passenger service was discon- Aluminum Door* TILL 44 inued last November and the Atlantic Highlands Borough Coun- TIMES HAVE CHANGED! cil began then to eye the prop- ... But we give rty for use In Its proposed ur- ban renewal ptoject. Part of the "Old-rxnhloned" Serylee Q, land might be used for parking to our Customers! C\j Monmouth County'* Oldest & Most Experienced TV store and for an additional access road PER ANNUM OONN M I/TANNUAL DIVIDEND PROWN'S to the- harbor. 'v SAVINGS CERTIFICATECI * a '* COMPOUNDED ' • FROM tt.ooo Tr QUARTERLY Trains will continue to pick up 3 CREDIT TIRMS AVAILABLE—FREE DELIVERY and deliver at Atlantic Highlands, 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK 30 BROAD ST. r^gHKi RED BANK using the public delivery and aiding tracks,, 'INGS ft LOAN ASSOCIATION, • Budget * Easy Charge • Frown's Credit WIN W«. ami «l. NI6HTS TIL * Be Modern, use the Dally Reg- MIDDLETOWN ! ATL HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT , tf'calflJr 671^400 2914)100 | 1424100 .^, 4-FIUIT, MtnJi 31, HWf THE DAILY REGISTER Two Injured in Explosion Of Gas In Shore Building Obituaries POINT PLEASANT JNSACH, street to the house. and "everything then «u Da*.1 Polic* alerted the gts company (AP) — Two men wen' injured Tie utility apekesmaa Mid ita Chtfey reported * strong odor and said ttw utility's mw'ar- FOR ANY OCCASION and one of diem ho»pitall«ed last men mads a routine Inspection of gas to police at 4:30 andrived just as the explosion oc- MRS. ANNA V. KENNEDY ; CjlUZ INFANT night when an explosion blew out of the construction slta at 3 p.m.again at 5 p.m. curred. HONEY BEE FLOWERS KEYPORT — Mrs. Anna V. LONG BRANCH - Nerelda their house just as they were Kennedy. 81, of 105 First St., Gonzajes Cruz, 26-day-old daugh- sitting down to supper. 464 BROAD ST. died yesterday In Monmouth Med- ter of Brsulio and Rosa Cruz, The explosion at the two-story ical Center, Long Branch. 46 Cooper Ave., was pronounced RUSSELL T. HODGKISS frame home of Sam Chafey, 68, Mrs. Kennedy .was born In dead yesterday morning at Mon- at 300 Hawthorne Ave., was fol- SHREWSBURY Brooklyn and had lived in this mouth Medical Center. lowed by a fire. area 50 years. She was a com- Also surviving are three brott 741-4020 municant of St. Joseph's Catho- ers, Braulio Jr., Edwin and Wil- Police said Chafey was blown Reliable Sine* If27 ic Church, here, and a member liam Cruz, and three sisters, halfway out of the house. He of its Altar and Rosary Society. Gladys, Iris and Mercedes Cruz, was admitted to Point Pleasant GIVE -HIM A BOOST BY WIRE ANYWHERE Her husband was the late Wil- all at home; and maternal grand- Hospital where he was report- liam Kennedy. parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Flor Goi ed in satisfactory condition, Surviving are four sons, Jo- zales in Puerto Rico." Frank Sarnicola, 50, who lived with a Savings Account seph; Francis, Edward and Services will be Saturday u with Chafey, was treated at the James Kennedy, all of this place; der direction of the Hoffman Fi same hospital and released. four daughters, Mrs, Vincent neral Home. The rear, of the house was of His Ownjftt 1% Tooker and Mrs. Leo Scully o( blown out and the fire that fol- this place, Mrs. Harold Deitz of EDGAR A. HENDERSON lowed was put under control in •UP TO S'/t u Hagerstown, Md., and Mrs. An- MARSHFIELD HILLS, Mass.- about a half hour. But the house ON SAVINGS is your assurance of setting a gelo DiGiambatistta of Cliffwood; Edgar A. Henderson, 67, former- was wrecked, police said. beautiful, enduring monument a brother, John Crook of Wood- ly of Boundary Rd. Colts Neck They attributed the explosion to CERTIFICATES Per annnm on regular . In keeping with your most cher- haven, L.I.; three sisters, Mrs. died here yesterday. gas leaking from a pipe leading ished thoughts. Visit our display IHuabook HMlnn, «r call us, without obligation. Mabel Cozine of New Shrews- Mr. Henderson had been a res-to the house that had been Jarred •emi-uuiutUr T« fcv fc hemu w bury, Miss Lillian Crook, here, ident of Colts Neck for 25 years loose from a fitting by con- It not 10 die." CAWKU and Mrs. Emma Karges of before moving here last year. He struction equipment excavating Queens, L.I.; 36 grandchildren, had been employed by Model the street earlier. But they could JOHN VAN KIRK & SON and 19 great-grandchildren. Roland and Co., New York. not say what had ignited the gas. U C'JMr Rd., MMdletMlff of Rl 35 ql Surviving are his wife, Rose- Hawthorne Ave. is the site of Hndon't Comer 741-0319 A High Requiem Mass will be Convenient T«rm« 747-1563 offered Monday at 9 a.m. in St.mary S. Henderson, three song, new construction for a highway Joseph's Church. Burial, under Michael Henderson of Brooklyn dualiratloH project It will even- the direction of the Day Funeral Heights, N.Y, Robert L. Hunt the north lane of Rt. Home of this place, will be in St.Freehold and James T. Hunt Joseph's Cemetery. Walton Beach, Fla., and two pman for the New Jer- grandsons. sey Natural Gas Co. at Asbury 600 BROADWAY AT NORWOOD AVE.. LONG IRANCH Park also,' said that a piece of MRS. VITO P. STAMATO •OAKHURST •HOLMDEL •KEYPORT • MIDDLETOWN •NEPTUNECITY Worden Funeral Home OSCAR BODINE construction equipment, hit the LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Louise EATONTOWN - Oscar gas service line soinjt from the A. Stamato, 60, of 176 Third Ave., dine, 77, of 26 Barker Ave., died 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK died yesterday in Monmouth Med- yesterday at Rivervlew Hospi- ical Center after a long iKness. tal, Red Bank; Born in Italy, she was He was born in Sweden, the Day and Night Phone . . . the daughter of the late Joseph son of the late Carl and Clara and Madeline D'Adamo, and hadBodine. He had lived in Eaton- A LAWN WORTH MOWING lived here 35 years. She was a town the past five years anc 747-0557 communicant of Holy Trinity was a member of the Presbj Catholic Church, and a member terian Church. A retired carpe >•,:-•?, of Star of the Sea Court, Catholic tcr, he was also a member ol HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Daughters of America. the local carpenters union IS A LAWN WORTH Surviving are her husband, Vito Elizabeth. P. Stamato; a son, John J. Stam- Mr.' Bodine Is survived b; ato of Parsippany; two daugh- his wife, Charlotte Bodine; ters, Mrs. Theresa Tomaino of son, John Bodine of Eatontown this city and Mrs. Madeline Fe-a sister, Miss Charlotte Bodini TREATING WITH dak of Monmouth Beach; a broth- of New York City, and twi er, Dominick D'Adamo of New-grandchildren. ark; two sisters, Mrs. Dominick The funeral will be Monday al John E. Day Sparno and Mrs. Paul Scarpelli, 11 a.m. at the Woolley Funeral both of Newark, and five grand- Home, Long Branch. Intermenl TRIPLEX:.. children. wi:i be in Woodbine Cemetery, FUNERAL HOME A Solemn Requiem Mass will Oceanport. be offered Monday at 9:15 a.m. in Holy Trinity Church. Buria:, WALTER O'CONNOR the crabgrass preventer 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank under tie direction of the Hoff- KEANSBURG — Walter O'Con man Funeral Home, will be innor, 58, of 22 Frazee PI., diet C. SIDUN, Mgr. 747-0332 Mt. Carmel Cemetery, West Long yesterday in RiverWew HospiU you can seed with Branch, . Red Bank. Born in Jersey City, he live< -* Opposite Molly Pltehtr Inn MRS. ANNA WALSIFER in Keansburg for 14 years. He was a machinist, employed b; BELLEVILLE — Mrs. Anna Charles Mundt and Sons Jerse' Walsifer, 63, mother of John F. City. TO PROVE IT. Walsifer of New Monmouth, died He was a member of thi Tuesday in Clara Maass Me- Keansburg First Aid Squad am morial Hospital. was active in civic affairs. H< Prior to her retirement eight was a member of St. Ann'i You get the GRASS SEED years ago, she had been em- Catholic Church. ployed by tiie Prudential Insur- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. The Adams Memorial Home ance Co., Newark, for 15 years. Mary Bowden O'Connor; a son, Mrs. Walsifer was a member of Walter F. O'Connor of this FREE the Ladies Auxiliary of Youngin- place; a daughter, Miss Judith ger-AIden Jr. Post 275, Veterans O'Connor, at home; two grand- Successor to Mount Memorial Hunt of Foreign Wars. children and two brothers, James. with each bag of TRIPLEX» She was the widow of Fred and Thomas O'Connor, both of L. Walsifer. In addition to herJersey City. son, she is survived by two A High Requiem Mass will be FUNERAL DIRECTORS daughters, Mrs. Vincent Marco- offered Monday at 9 a.m. in St. gliese of Belleville and Mrs. John Ann's Church. Burial will be in Trtpfoxdees 3 big jobs: R. Me Cullqugh of California; Mt. Olivet Cemetery under di- another son/Fred J. Walsifer of rection of the John J. Ryan East Brunswick; two sisters, Home for Funerals. 1. Kills Crabgrass 310 BROAD ST. RED RANK, Mrs. William Kruger of Saraso- Before It Grows ta, Fla., and Mrs. Herbert Con- nelly of Irvington, and 14 grand' Shrewsbury 2. Fertilixes Your Lawn ' children. A High Requiem Mass was to a Deep Green offered.tiiis morning at St. Peter's Heart Fund Catholic Church here. The fu- 3. Kills Soil Insects Advertise in thevRiegister neral was from the Kiernan Fu- Collects $985 neral Home. SHREWSBURY — The Mon- 3,000 sq. ft. covtraa,* _' •, mouth County Heart Association, affiliate of tile American Heart $ Association, wound up its annual drive for funds in this borough only 9" HOME OWNERS with a total of $985 in contribu- tions. Mrs. Arthur H. Ross was chair- $ man. Her husband was co-chair- do you want to save 200 man. "THE ONE THAT WORKS" The following women solicited funds: Mrs. J. E. Newbon, Mrs. J. M. Campbell, Mrs. Audrey Ar- Guaranteed LIMITED OFFER fanides, Mrs. S. A. Rubinstein, to kill crabgrass. Par a limited rim* only, yoa Mrs F. R. Lansman, Mrs. R. B. Sculthonpe, Mrs. Douglas McNitt tan tan up to $209 en any SPREADER Mrs. Patrick D'Aloia, Mrs. F. P, Truly a quality product. type tern* Imprbvtmmh Thli Arnone, Mrs. Richard Child, Mrs If your lawn had It a pra-staMi offer h or- William Morgan, Mrs. W. H. der to keep our men busy. WiederspaJin, Mrs. Joseph Bren- crabgrass la it year, Voi,get rtw KH» flu* work- nan, Miss Joan Valentine, Mrs. ftqmfilp, wnte fine materials William, Droddy, Mrs. John this if the product to So call now, today, and get Wright, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. your free urinate. No |ob Arthur Peters, Mrs. Louis Longo, eliminate crabgrais this too big, none too small . . . Mrs. E. S. Patterson, Mrs. F.E yaar. We guarantee |24'hoiir phone service. Lombard, Mrs. J. 1'. Mahar, Mrs, Alfred Handier, Mrs. E. F, It to kill erabgratt, Godwin, Mrs. Lee Morton, Mrs F. W. Travis. foxtail, barnyard gran, LOW COST Miss Margaret Borden, Mrs. NEW ROOM P.A. Genovese, Mrs. H. R. Cus- Poa annua, and others tis, Mrs. T. J. LoPresti, Mrs —it's priced so you Maver Campbell, Mrs. Richard 'Need more space? Let ui Devine, Mrs. G. A. Steck, Mrs. can treat your help ysn design a lovely John Van Brunt, Miss Marie niw room to suit your needs. Hamm, Mrs. \rthur Eckstein,' entire yard You'll find our prices the Mrs. R. S. DeAdder, Mrs. R. F. Ttlli lowest and now you can save wlwi* ' Santangelo, Mrs. John Attridge, yeu've even more money — up to Mrs. Joseph J. Laurino, Mrs. b*M. 200. Act now. Calf for free H. W. Compton, Mrs. E. W. 2,500 sq. ft. 95 sitlmart. Quintan, Mrs. T. E. Monteverdi, Free lawn marker eliminates Mrs. Robert M. Rooke, Mrs. skips and missei Richard B. Davis and Mrs. Jo- 104 U seph Poliseol""" Miss Karen Halverson, a mem- ber of the Queen of Hearts Or- ganization, contributed the pro- authorized Greenfield. dealer ceeds of a cake sale which she held. •

NEW KITCHEN NEW BATHROOM NEW PLAYROOM Pair Post Bail, Are Released BICKER Hardware MIDDLETOWN - Christopher "helping people with lawn probletfu for over 67 yetirt" NO MONEY DOWN-TO 20 YEARS TO PAY-Isf PAYMENT JULY J. Murphy, 173 Hunting Lane, Fair Haven, yesterday was re- leased in $350 bail on charges of being a disorderly person, driv- 197 SHREWSBURY AVE. .we**.™ RED BANK ing under the influence of al- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO cohol, and four other motor ve- PH ly narsan Md released on bail.

•».vi,™.^;ft-fe^-,/.-»J»*flt-iM,.iLs;s^^ Friday, Man* 31, -1967-8 1HE DAILY KfiGISTEB Smoldering Ruins Delay news from the maker of the world's .. Search for 2 LAKEWOOD (AP) - A search for two Missing persons who may have perished in the spectacular lire at Laurel In the Pines Hotel! was delayed yesterday because of still smoldering rains. Presumed dead in the suspi clous blaze which destroyed the five story hotel Tuesday was Wil- liam Bailey, 94, of New York, a hotel guest. Anna Hanlon, 65, a housekeeper, was also listed as* missing. Lakewood police said the search may begin today or tomorrow, whenever it becomes possible to sift through the charred debris. Detective Capt. Stephen Bell trand said that Bailey mayj| have plummeted to his death in a self service elevator shortly af- ter the fire started. He held out some hope that the Hanlon woman was still alive, noting that a heavy-set greyhaired woman was carried to safety from the third floor. Police have not yet been able to establish s biggest the woman's identity. About 35 guests and 40 employ- e*s were evacuated from the building after nine "unrelated fires" broke out in the posh win- ter resort. Only a dozen chimneys I and rubble remained of what was the largest hotel in the region. Seek Plane Crash Clues ORLEANS (AP) — The recovery of a Delta jetliner's flight and voice recorders may provide clues to the cause of the crash that killed 18 persons. Stephen Bogcn of 6 Cardinal Rd., Hohndel, N.J., who was among the motel guests in- jured, was reported in "not too serious" condition. The recorders were found at the scene of the crash yesterday and sent to Washington for ex- amination. Civil"Aeronautics Board in- vestigators, - meanwhile, con- tinued probing today through bks of the airliner that crashed Into the motel which was filled with school children. 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. MIW/M . EXPERIENCE keeps the Quality UN ' lORftANVILU Distributed ty, KWCH-NEW JERSEY, INt, Nftnifc N. J. MA Distributor ' EXPERIENCE brings the Price DOWN! -musttnMKt-. ADwflo lutfraiM "It Sure Seems To Steer Nice" The Register's Opinion j Jim Bishop: Reporter The Kennedy Books Goals for Monmouth We are going to have to dump the Kennedy books out of the office. All of them. I am tired of climbing over a pile that Unusual opportunities for service We know Monmouth College is a grows every week. Around the office waifs are four shelves of to Monmouth College have been pro- young institution — and we would research volumes. The only space left is on the floor. Yester- day I slipped on William Manchester's "The Death of a Prwl- vided for two new members of the like to think that each stage of its dent" and almost broke his prologue. And mine. board of trustees there. growth has brought with it some form This nonsense has gone too far. The lit- Michael A. Slovak, president of the of enrichment that is so vital to such erary tears are bathed in fat checks. Gore Steinbach Co., and George N. Arvanitis, an institution. Vidal writes in Esquire that Jackie and Bob Kennedy selected Manchester to write "the an Asbury Park lawyer, were named to But now — with the gleaming new official" history of the assassination to stop fill unexpired board terms. And they buildings and the spacious playing me from writing one. I don't believs it. take on their duties at a critical point fields already in existence — must My research of the tragedy started on In the college's history. come strong and profound attempts Sunday, Nov. 24, 1963. It never stopped. One more year of research and I'll be ready Mr. Slovak will serve until 1972, to achieve a lugh degree of academic to write "The Day Kennedy Was Shot." The ' succeeding Superior Court Judge El- excellence. The faculty must be only thing I can say for it is that it will be unbiased, as accurate as I can make it, and vin R. Simmill and Mr. Arvanitis suc- strengthened. The student body must BISHOP ceeds Superior Court Judge Merritt be broadened. Academic freedom must the only one without censorship. If the public is as fed up with this stuff as I, It may be the Lane Jr., whose term expires in J973. develop a real meaning. There must last book on the assassination, and the only one that will sell one Both Judge Simmill and Judge Lane • be greater freedom of expression and copy: my father. The Manchester book will be published in must be thanked for giving so much to greater freedom of inquiry. two weeks. No matter what Jackie and Bobby say about It, These are the challenges that face take my word: it is rich in substantive material and anecdote. Monmouth College. Their leadership Hie writing Is sophomoric and slightly hysterical, but nothing and their service were highly instru- not only the two new trustees — but can dull the deep tones of tragedy. mental in bringing the college to its the rest of the board and the adminis- The story — almost all of It — is there. The book has »I- present state of growth. The fine tration as well. Taking on and achiev- leady received more publicity than the Bible, and may sell campus and the fine buildings are in- ing success in these tasks should result better. The teeth-jarring fight between the author and his in Monmouth becoming an outstanding sponsors has overshadowed the book to the point where the dicative of the physical progress that public is now more interested in the story behind the book is taking place at the college. The small college. And we^want the best than the book Itself. student body, is expanding — and all for Monmouth College and Mon- The charges, the counter charges, the bus tup of frierkUhlps, signs point to this trend continuing. mouth County. the Kennedy world of "us" and "them," and last week'* Look article, entitled "Manchester's Own Story," soil th« armor of a dead knight In seven months, the fight raged from Valhalla Seeking a Solution to the gutter, and now no one la clean, It was gratifying to learn that, at voter backing for their campaign. * * ,„ * least for the present, there will be no The students feel that the school MY STMPATHY, for whatever it is worth, is with the author. Not because his calling and mine are akin. The book, boycott by a group of Red Bank High busing schedule, as it now exists in Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth as published, needs more editing, not less. It is pedantic and School students protesting Board of Red Bank, is inequitable. And they In places, vicious. Still, an author is entitled to fall oa his Education refusal to provide them with cite traffic and health hazards as other own head, without assistance. free bus transportation. major reasons for wanting the bus This one was edited by committee, Manchester enumerates The students from the borough's transportation. Industry's Pollution Control them as follows: Evan Thomas, vice/president of Harper &. Row; lour unnamed subordinate editors at the same publishing westside had hinted they might boy- We are convinced it is difficult to By May 20, most of New York City's New types of home, apartment and mu- house; Pamela Turnure, secretary to Mrs. John F. Kennedy; cott classes if they did not get bus satisfy everyone when it comes to pro- major landlords will be required by the city nicipal Incinerators conforming to new local John Siegenthaler, newspaperman; Edwin O. Guthman, news- service to school. viding school bus transportation — and to upgrade their incinerators in apartment anti-pollution laws and regulations will have paperman; Arthur Schlesinger, who once wrote a great book, buildings, at a cost of thousands of dollars to be produced and sold, and whoever Is in- "The Age of Jackson"; Richard N. Goodwin, speechwriter; Our main concern over thiis prob- the Red Bank Board of Education is each, or close down tha incinerators alto- volved will earn money on them. Ethel Kennedy; finally, Mrs. John F. Kennedy. lem, as discussed here several days finding this out gether and find other ways New research, fueled largely by new fed- The beautiful widow, who asked me to cease and desltt, to get rid of their moun- ago, was that the students do not lose But the students should realize eral funds, will lead to new anti-pollution de- stop, and buzz off, wrote to tell me that she had picked Man- tains of garbage and trash. vices and techniques, again opening up Jobs chester to "preserve thB truth." When he completed the work, time in school and that channels of that the school administration is try- By July 1, all 50 states and propping profits. after more than two years of "agony," she rapped it as communication be kept open with the ing to come up with a workable plan. will be required to come up Today all the "big three" auto compa- "distorted." • high school administration and the We hope the board will give a help- with plans for strict new nies are exploring ways to develop a fume- Therein lies an exquisitely delicate point, I have written Board of Education. This is the way ing hand to the effort. controls on water pollution under the Water Quality lesj, economical electric car as one answer 16 books and I do not know ol any that completely pleased to make progress. Some patience, understanding and Act of 1965. If they don't. to the pollution problem. Other corporations those closest to the subject. Mentally and emotionally, they see the %tory according to their individual lights. The writer Now the students have come up mutual respect will be needed in an Washington will move in an developing new methods of water puri- and draw up plans for sees the drama just as clearly, but only according to his own with a plan to circulate petitions in the attempt to resolve this problem. And fication. them. These new controls God-given right to stare at truth. The two vary. hope of gaining public support They that goes not only for the students — PORTER also will be aimed to a • * * * * * want to show the board they have but for the board, too. great extent at the private business commu- ANOTHER KEY AREA of research, and I SPENT M YEARS — 1930 to 1954 - researching "The nity. potential profits, is the recovery of useful, Day Lincoln Was Shot," but I have never read It, because I An Honor for Sgt. Williams By next fall, the first wave of new fed- salable products from wastes. As just a few know it isn't precisely what I wanted to jay. If you were to eral regulations to reduce air pollution by examples of this trend: city garbage in St. ask me, candidly, whether it Is a good Lincoln book, I would That was a warm and wonderful who has been a credit to his profession cars will go into effect, with mandatory fume Petersburg, Fla., is being used to make fer- have to tell you to try Carl Sandburg's "The War Y«an" — control devices on I960 model cars. And in tilizer; grain dust collected in Ohio grain the best testimonial dinner last night for Sgt and a credit to his community. the fall of 1968, stricter federal standards will elevators is being turned into pellets for cat- The difference between Manchester and me is that he la It was typical of Sgt. Williams to affect the 1969 model cars sold, with fines tle feed; a basic chemical, sulphuric acid, Emerson R. Williams, who is retiring a reasonable human being. He tried to compromise. I will not up to $1,000 for every car violating these is being retrieved from the smoke stacks of throw aside the praise — and, instead, The last time I agreed to do it was when I wrote a small book after 28% years as a member of the standards. Stiff fines for other forms of air a power plant in Pennsylvania, and in New to thank others for any success he called "A Day in the Life of President Kennedy." Three months pollution by private industry, proposed un- York City a proposal has been made to use Red Bank Police Department after the assassination, Pierre Salinger phoned one night with achieved. But there was no question der the Air Quality Act of 1967, are being the heat generated by burning refuse to 60 odd small "corrections" made by Mrs. John F. Kennedy. More than 300 persons' turned out in anyone's mind that it was the devo- debated by Congress. power home lighting, trains and factories. at the Molly Pitcher Inn to pay tribute tion to duty of Sgt. Williams and his •> * • I truckled to her whim. When the book was published, she Only an estimated 25 U. S. compnies to- took her copy between two fingers and dropped it In a waste- to this outstanding police officer who, ability to work with people that made THE COST TO THE U. S. for the war on day manufacture pollution control equipment, basket.' Had Mr. Manchester asked me, I could have told him like his father before him, gave great him such a fine police officer. pollution easily could soar in the not-too- but sales of such equipment have more than that he must either write his own story, stubbornly Independent distant future to a level matching the cost doubled since 1959 and dozens more compa- service to Red Bank. Red Bank 8s fortunate to have a of all other influences, or become a literary mutt, licking the of landing on the moon*, many experts Con- nies are sure to go after a slice of this ex- hands of those who kick him. Praise for Sgt Williams came from first-rate police force. And it is men tend. But staggering as this project is, ex- panding pie. Looking around the office floor, I find 47 separate works citing is this corrolary fact: A whole new occupation — the pollution clergymen, his fellow police officers, such as Sgt. Williams who have helped . centered on the sad and magnificent figure of John Fitzgerald Gigantic new U. S. industries and sources expert — is beginning to emerge. Thousands governing body officials, the business to build the department's reputation. Kennedy. One consists of 26 volumes. They must go. I am wept of tens of thousands of jobs will emerge from of these experts will be needed to Invent, but. I too had an abiding respect for him, but he didn't havt community, and his many friends. Their He deserved the tribute he received the billions we already are spending and build, test, install and repair, anti-pollution to die for me to feel it. words told the story of a police officer last night will spend to fight pollution. equipment. Now, three years later, I find myself a little sickened by New auto exhaust control device], soon We the age-old story of any massive new the word sllngers who sing their individual dirges In bank to be standard equipment on all new cars, campaign involving billions of dollars: just vaults. will have to be manufactured and installed, as some companies are sure to be financial Robert S. Allen, Paul Scottt Inside Washington and these activities obviously will absorb losers, countless others will be big financial more raw materials, create more manufac- winners. And the eventual return to our turing, and develop more Jobs. economy and society Is incalculable. From Our Readers

Expo 67, LBJ and Kosygin Th« Register welcomes letters from Its reader*, provide* WASHINGTON — Intense diplomatic ef- U. S. authorities expect no reply from John Chamberlain: These Days (key contain signature, addreis and telephone mtmber. Letter* forts trq under way to arrange a meeting Kosygin until the Kremlin determines the ef- ahould be limited to J00 vordi. They should be typewrlttaa. between Premier Kosygin and President fectiveness of its latest worldwide propaganda All letters are subject to condensation and editing. Endorse- Johnson. campaign on the war in Vietnam. ments of political candidates or commercial products art sot acceptable. . Working through Canadian and United This drive, including Communist-injtigat- Brooke for Vice President Nations officials, the President is seeking ed demonstrations and strikes in more than By his single speech on Vietnam, in which the summit talks either in of Lydon Johnson. In taking this tack they 50 countries, will reach its peak In April. he reached a reluctant conclusion that we Montreal or New York are threatening to split their party at a time Father Ted's Dinner If the U. S. withstands this Red propa- must continue to counter Ho Chi Minn's force when the Soviet leader at- when it must have unity to win. Their posi- East Keansburg ganda onslaught, the President's advisers be- with even more force of our own, Senator tends Expo 67, the centen- tion puts them into the camp of the dissi- To the Editor: lieve Kosygin will be more receptive to a Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts has nial of the Canadian Con- dent Democrats, such as Senators Bobby Ken- meeting. made himself a prime can- On behalf of the committee and parishioners of St Cath- federation. nedy and J. William Fulbright. It means erine's Church of East Keansburg, I would like to thank your Since Kosygin's trip to Great Britain and didate for vice president on they ate out of the mainstream not only of Heads of 70 govern- paper for the wonderful coverage you gave the testimonial France, Soviet diplomats have indicated to the 1968 Republican ticket. their own party but of the country as a ments, including the U. S. dinner honoring our former pastor, "Father Ted" (Rev. Thad- Secretary-General U Thant that Kremlin lead- Brooke's change of whole. and Russia, with exhibitions ers hope to come to the United Nations. deus J. Wojciehowskl), heart, from being a mod- * • • at the fair, have invitation! One purpose of such a visit would be to erate dove to becoming a Thank-you, from Prime Minister Lester make a speech extolling the 50th anniversary moderate hawk, brings him SENATOR BROOKE is obviously a man Mrs. J. Gordon ALLEN Pearson to visit Canada or of the Communist revolution. This could in tune with the thinking who thinks for himself. This columnist par- Publicity chalrlady for testimonial committee send a representative dur- come either in May or September — depend- ticularly likes his arguments for replacing a of the great Republican ma- (More Letters on Page 26) ing the April 28 to Oct. 27 celebration. ing on when Kosygin decides to come to jority on the subject of not draft army with a voluntary career army. While both President Johnson and Pre- Canada. letting the country down in If we were fighting in South Vietnam with mier Kosygin have accepted the invitations, • • * the midst of crisis. As volunteers, the whole peacenik drive to un- By Interlandi no dates have been set for their visits pend- CHAMBERLAIN dercut the war would collapse utterly. Ex- Cynic's Corner VIP TROUBLES — With the opening of Clare Luce put it long ago, ing the outoome of current negotiations. cept in cases of the "catastrophic emer- Expo 67 less than a month away, Canadian when Wendell WillkiB was contemplating an So far, Kosygin has neither accepted nor gency" mentioned by Senator Brooke, de- officials are having problems trying to ar- attack on Franklin D. Roosevelt as a "war- rejected the feelers for a pendence on volunteers should be quite suf- range acceptable dates for heads of state monger" back In 1940, "You don't try to get Johnson meeting. Instead, ficient. With.conscription, our army In South who plan to visit the fair. on the 'peace side' of a President." Mrs. he has sent word to the Vietnam is good only to the extent that it More than 40 already have accepted in- Luce did not mean to Imply that the Ameri- Canadian and UN authori- feels professional about its Job, which means vitations, but only the visit of Queen Eliza- can people welcome war; she was only say- ties that their proposals are that it is only good Insofar as It has the vol- beth has been firmly set — June 29 to July 1. ing that Americans are, predominantly, pa- being carefully studied, but triots, and hence unwilling to sell a leader unteer spirit that is convinced of the righ- Both President de Gaulle and Fidel Cas- that U. S. bombing of North out when he is encountering rough weather teousness of our cause. tro, who has served notice he will personally Vietnam is a major stum- in defending the nation. Brooke's position on the draft should gain bling block to talks. represent Cuba, are demanding to know the dates for the appearances of other VIPs be- * * • him support from two ends of the spectrum. Although this reply was fore proposing their own. BROOKE'S SHIFT came after a two-week On the one hand, conservatives such as Pro- negative, it is being inter- Also, De Gaulle and Castro want to visit personal look-see tour of Southeast Asia. fessor Milton Friedman of the Uhiverslty of preted by U. S. officials as SCOTT a number of other Canadian cities in addi- Despite the charges of peace groups which Chicago economics faculty have made an a charge in the Soviet lead- tion to Montreal. However, Canadian offi- had backed him for the Senate, it couldn't excellent case for a volunteer army. Con- er's position, toward a meeting with the cials are opposed to such traveling because have been an opportunistic change, for it servative polltlcos euch as former Senator President. of security problems arising from large anti- obviously went against hU hopes Chat Ho Chi Barry Goldwater and Governor Ronald Rea- In the past Kosygin has flatly ignored Castro and anti-De Gaulle elements. Minh might be ready for the conference agn of California have endorsed the idea of direct Invitations from the President to meet table. Brooke Is so much a man of peace a voluntary career military force If and when him or come to the U. S. this year — despite that he come home with a demand that the the situation permits. At tha other end of Russian willingness for meetings by lower V. S. give up the use of napalm, which can Hie spectrum the leaders of Sane and the level officials on curtailing missile deploy- burn innocents as well as the Viet Cong ' various Left-wing student organizations would ment. enemy. He suggested that we use tear gas almost certainly settle for a career army • K. • • + FRIDAY. MARCH 31. 1967 Instead. But he advocated continued bomb- which, as Brooke puts it, would be a fine and 45-41 Broad St.. red Ban*. N. J. NEW U. S. APPROACH - As an induce- Me Bt 19. UUdlelom. H. i. , ing of North Vietnam once be had become efficient fighting force provided you "pay ment for Kosygin to meet with him, Presi- SO Eul Main St., Freehold. N. i. convinced that we were putting our soldiers them well,, equip them well, and give them dent Johnson is offering to halt bombing for V* Broadway, Lon« Bunch, N. 1. "into the ring with one hand tied behind dignity and status." • specific period at the time of the talks — KlUK UK bT Job! H. Cook mmt Hmrr CI»T their backs." Senator Brooke says he is an "owl," If the Soviet leader can Induce Hanoi to sus- rabUibea b7 Tn» BM But Bctfitor Incorporate* In 1968 the GOP will almost certainly be which U neither "hawk" nor "dove." An pend its Infiltration during the truce. looking for a fresh face to offer as the vice "owl" who is also a Negro and a "moderate" Administration Insiders say this offer dif- M. HAROLD KEI4.IT, FlbBlher presidential nominee. Of all the fresh faces Republican from an eastern industrial state fers from the others In that there would be Artknr I. Kwmla. Editor among the Republican vice presidential pos- would make a wonderful second man on any "tthot am I reading?. I'm reading Mfjo no announcement from either side and Russia sibilities,, Brook* seems to be the only one Republican ticket The Messrs. Romney. 1 Subscription Prlcca 1B Aavanc* "wild be held responsible for teeing (sat •lull eocr at counui, I autll Mr malL 10 eanti who'hssn't taESH a dovs position. Hatfield Nixon and Reagan had batter look Brooke Ts.o-tung's 'Little Red, 800k --Iff a mraUu-ttt.M 1 mtth»Ml» Hurt kept tta trace. « »ntha-I ».£> and Percy ere definitely on tot "pesc»M»" , .over.' ' •;'•' '' • T ,„-;, Floret'Arranging Com** Scheduled! Friday, Man* 31, 16 Drivers Axe Fined In Holmdel THE DAILY REGJSfXR MHJOfcETOWN — ThVate Kwntftwn-tr*tlofl,l e*re » antdj taalebd mmS^— MagUtr»te &y-Ave,, Leocanlo; Frances Mon- Ave,, Kearaburg, III each and f -will of fiord dUpltya, welia,th pour R. Hetaberg has fined tagna, Rt. 35, Hsziet, and Leroy $10 each for delinquent return Rd,, Hazlet, was assessed $W course In flew? practical uses of di ed and frea Jackson, 256 Lelghton Ave., Redof summons. 1 Michael livigni, Park Ave., for making an improper turn. fgg beginning Mondpy. plant life. Arrange! lents will I Union,Beach, a total of 135 forBank, $20 each, and George Fined $15 each were William Fined $5 each -were William Brown, Seaview Ave., Long TIM CUSJ, to be held In themade for student! a secure mi driving without a license in his Mickley, Morristown, and Gerald Catterall Jr., Summit, for care- Community Center, Klngi Hwy,, possession, for toiling to keep Branch, $15. All lour drew 30- Kulkla, Deerfield La., Matawan, teriala at a minim 1 cost. day license revocations. less driving, and John Strahle, be conducted by Robert right' and for delinquent return both for driving without regis- Goodman. Registration may be made b of both summonses. Also fined for speeding were trations In their possession; 43 Rumson PI., .Red Bank, for The course will-cover the prep- contacting the reci atton offlci Assessed $30 for leaving the Serge Tienet, 40 White Rd.Fran, k Rochford, Staten Island, failing to yield the right of way. scene of an accident was Giles N.Y., for disregarding a stop Courtner Jr., 17 Lafayette Dr., Shrewsbury, $15 and $15 for de-sign, and Kenneth Smith Jr., 130 They're Unique! Adi h tha Hazlet. linquent return of summons, and Holmdel Rd., for careless driv- Daily Register Classified work Fined for speeding were Chris- William Mahon, Passaic, and ing- tor you around the dock. topher O'Connor, 121 Center Myrlyn Baum Jr., 109 Forest Carl Erickson, 135 Bethany yours now.

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Uwn Ctfll Cwnpeny CENTER TtHphWil 7414MB pommoH Tttwhoni IM-Mtt Man* «,-l«7 Code WORD ASSOCIATIONS Northern MLS Has 11 Transactions Is MIDDLETOWN - The sale of ranged for the purchase of th through Etta Wiltshire Diggle of sold their house at X Hamilton their two sons have come from H0MW0MF0RT IMPROVEMENT-BETmt 11 residential' propertiei in thehouse which' had been listed Ella Wiltshire Agency, Sea Ave., Leonardo, and moved to Montclair to occupy the Cape Cod Elizabeth with their three chil- house they purchased at 599 Clin- northern Monmouth County area through Charles Wingate of TheBright, members 0! Red Bank InMaiialapan Combine the two and you have .. .bet- Curtln Agency, Leonardo. Area MLS. Mrs. Mary Ellen dren. The purchaser Is George ton Ave., Belford. Mr. Hilliard MANALAPAN - The Township is reported this week by realtor ter comfort in home improvement. Augustus Johansen Is the purGaunt of Redden Agency, Red E. Mount, who is in the coni-s employed by the city of N Sunmittee has adopted an What else can give you added space, member, of Northern Monmouth chaser of the new ranch house Bank, also members of Red Bank tracting business and formerly ark. The previous owners, Mr.imendment to the salary or- Area MLS, listed the house for lived in Highlands. The 'purcfiase and Mrs. Richard Bahel, have modernization or redesigned rooms? (At the Multiple listing Service. on Plum La., Holmdel, which wa linance, giving raises to most mu- built by Henry Wonicker of Tea-sale. was negotiated through Thomas moved with their twon sons to nicipal employees, including jts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ketch- Union. Mr. Bahel is with U. S. tame time it increases your home value.) Let urn have purchased from Potere, neck. Mr. Johansen is with Conti- Mr. and Mrs. Brian Roberts McDonald of The Kirwan Co., jwn members. Plywood. The house was listed us show you expert designs for your own Inc., Elizabeth, the ranch house nental Insurance Company and have purchased the house at 550Belford. John P. Curtin of The Township committeemen V»j" and sold through Raymond at 25 Buckneli Dr.. Hazlet, Mr moved here from Uniftn Beach Chester Pkwy., Middletown, Curtis Agency, Leonardo, listed receive $1,500 annually, a J5O0 particular' need. the hous*. - - Schooley of The Kirwan Co., Rar- and Mrs. Ketchum are parents 01 Sale of the house wa3 effectec through Eugene A. Fitzpatrick of boost, and the first raise In five two boys and formerly resided in through Eugene A. Fitzpatrick o Walker and Walker, Holmdel. BAUERS MOVE itan office. years, said Committeeman Wal- Schloeder Construction Co. *,Lodi. Mr. Ketchum is with Cur- Walker and Walker, Holmdel, on They are former residents Of ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bauer have Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Dobson, ter Cycak. tis-Wright in Woodbridge. Ray- the same day it was listed by of Stoney Hill Apartments, Eaton- purchased the house at 10 Apple- who now reside in Alexandria, Other raises will go to the mag- mond Sohooley of The Kirwai Mrs. Olga Snoddy of the sam< town, and are fte parents of a ton Dr., Hazlet, through Kenneth Va., have sold their ranch house istrate, municipal clerk, patrol- Cnmnsnv Raritan Offlrp office. , new son. Mr. Roberts is manager Williams of The Kirwan Com- at 496 Apple Valley Dr.. Belford, men and the road supervisor. From Connecticut ol Llncroft Esso Station. The pany, Raritan. They are parents to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hroblak The position^ ot municipal court Mrs. Joan Cushman of Sterling house was purchased from An- of two children and former of Brooklyn, There are three clerk and building inspector were Thompson and Associates, Matt- thony J. Chesney Jr., who is with Keansburg residents. Mr. Bauer children in the Hroblak family. let up on a full-time basis, Sal- FASTtST-GROWING UWN CARE SERVICE! wan office, handled the sale o Christian Brothers Academy, Lln-ia with Fogging Unlimited, Red The house was listed and sold aries will be W.W6 and «.«0, re- the colonial house of Mr. andcroft. Bank. through Walker and Walker, spectively. Mrs. Clifford M. Graviet at 92 Mr. and Mrs. James Basil have Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hilliard and Holmdel. An ordinance vacating a por- Avalon La. in the Strathmore sec- tion of Taylors Mills Rd. to per- tion of Matawan. The new owners mit it to be straightened was are Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Mul adopted. len, who came here from New The committee read a letter LawnamaT Fairfield, Conn., with their two From the Planning Board saying daughters. Mr. Mullen Is asso- hat a thorough study of the zon- FOR A GREENER, MORE BEAUTIFUL LAWN ciated with Hoffman La Roche, ing ordinance is in progress and Nutley. Mr. and Mrs. Graviet and Adnrttted li LIFE, should be completed by year's their son and daughter, now res end. Taylor Palmer Jr., board TIMI and N.Y. TIMES idents of Wilmington, Del., listed MAGAZINE. Saves You JS& Time, Money chairman, wrote that the board their house through Sterling will have the ordinance reviewed Thompson and Associates. by Charles M, Pike, director of and Labor! Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Cree the county Planning Board. are occupying the split level A resolution expressing oppo- house which they purchased from tion to any/legislation to elimi- Mr. and Mrs. John J. McBride a nate Die public vote on school 19 Claridge Dr., Middletown. Ar- budgets waj approved unani- rangement for the purchase mously. Copies will be sent to were through Mrs. Mae S. Bahrs the governor and to county legis- of The Brook Agency, Atlantic lators. Highlands. Paul P. Bova, Middle- Committeeman Thomas Corless town, had listed the house for said he would look into the sale. claims voiced at the meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Christ- Abe Magid that thousands of man Jr., formerly of Key- acrej of land owned by develop- COSTS LESS THAN THE CLASSIC 17th Cenfury Garrison Colonial hai been adapted to modern modes of ers are assessed "below (arm "DO-IT-YOURSELF" port, are the new residents in the Tin fewpric e includtu ALL laborcolonial house at 13 Flora Dr. living at Quail's Crossing, a luxury community of custom houses created by Lefferts rates" and that dozens of com- 'THERE'S A LAWN A-MAT uidALLmtfrlalt Holmdel, which they purchased pleted houses are not on tha tax PUN FOR YOU Hornet at Ridge Rd. and Azalea La., Rum ion. from Potere, Inc., Elizabeth. books. ONLY OFFER They are the parents of an eight- Assessor Anthony Arbach CONDITIONING* month-old daughter, Kimberly charged Mr. Magid with being 95 Ann. Mr. Christman is associated unfair in making his charges and • Prair Aeration SPECIAL Garrison Colonial Adaptation with Sarbo, Inc., Middletown. • pawn- Rollins said that a farm must be as- • Ftrtlliiation • Power AemNon • Powr Mrs. Marti Locilento of Allaire- sessed as such regardless of (2S-1SU) • Rextding 1 Ib. ptr ION m. ft. Farrow Agency, Red Bank • Reurting (1 Ib. • Fntiliiotini U-I3-1O 'hether it is owned by a devel- • Grub Proofing • Spot Wttd Control members of Red Bank Area MLS, Unveiled at QuaiVs Crossing oper. handled the transaction. The YEAR ROUND SERVICE with Mr 1 "Where did you learn to be an house had been listed through treat for New England colonial "6REENSKEEPER CARE" PROGRAM RUMSON — An adaptation of to 20th Century modes of living, assessor?" Mr. Arbach asked. Navesink Associates, Middletown the basic design concepts have governors. SPRING SUMMER the classic 17th Century Garrison • Power Aeration • powtr Aeration Leave Sea Bright Colonial has been unveiled at been retained. When the main The modam day Garrison Col- • Power Rolling • Power Rolling Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Keenan Quail's Crossing, a luxury com- part of the house,was built in onial at Quail's Crossing is an • Fertilization • Fertilization DON BURTON 2S-I5-H MSUF and their two young boys have munity of custom homes being 1650, the upper story was deexecutiv- e house featuring an old • RetMXflng—1 ID. AjrleuHurUt: Ajricolturol This is the only • Fungus Control moved from Marius La., Secreatea d by Lefferts Homes at signed to protrude over the lower fashioned counlry kitchen with t PEr 10« tq.«. • Weed a Crab Ictnomla, Agronomy. Univ. ol •

WASHINGTON, NJ.-»« M2-Juit off M. « Mmbtr NttlMal AKKiatim tf HMI Mdm Open Monday to Saturday CavanI,t0t sa.fr. 3 BIII.1 Soulh .f Waihlnolon. Tab W. 22 or U f K. HMI* Mud DM ffM plant and pricM *f f «ir cumpUtt tuitom hemu (• At my j W.Coll Collect (Ml) 337-2144 Ut. Yeuil b. glad you didl N» •Uljotlon «f «our«. RBR'3-31 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. R«a. 7,»S 4 jNAMI '...... «..«« ,-.,....» 12.90' [ WHO OAr, »ArB<« 247-On M. n J, 1 Mill South of VALUE .... Cmwr-i Oln.r. OH 2 Mll.i North of lilfoil, Pa., on Rt. I ADDRESS _.., .... „-„.. "Closed Sundays" HJ.C0II Coll«t (215) 843 9121 ...... ;...... ; STAU WHIM iVTtVt lAJtTI jPHONE ' .....AvVs;.*. ZIP ONI M»-K WIST Offices ft Mqdelt Open Every Day 'til 8 P.M. 1101 IOCATION : ...... ON PHALANX ROAD CEftUONE'S |P.J. wrj-v* c-ili buytrt for InUvWvtl tola, find in Micrlpllon, tocttlm to Glen Ellyn, Laythanu, who listed their prop- dicating that the volumes are in 1965 when the college cited tRed Bt»nk Area. , & Walker's Shrewsbury office. Capt. Timney is stationed at III. Mr. Winter is with the U.S. erty through Mrs. Elizabeth Ran- wilt be used to purchase library due to the generosity of Bob him for the contribution* he Fort Monmouth, and will leave Maritime Administration in New dall of Rolstpn Waterbury's Of- books that are needed to strength- Hope. makes annually at Christmas. "'..Vir.if/:tai Mrs. Clifford L. Mr. and Mrs.'M. Earle Me- Cullough of Westfield have pur' shortly- for Vietnam. Miss Joan York City. The house was listed fice, have moved to New York. in the college's graduate pro- . Betkes moved from Waynes- Stillman handled negotiations. by Donald C. Charles of the Ray chased a home at 21 Highland The sale, was negotiated by gram, which is scheduled to start boro, Va., Into their home at The former owners, Mr. and Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven, Ave., Rumson, formerly owned Charles A. Wingate of the Curtln 208 Pelican Rd, in the Oak Hill Mrs. Robert Walton, moved to and sold by Mrs. Marti Locileri- Vgency, a member of Northern in July. SPRINGTIME IS ... section of Middletown, which by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'Keefe, Illinois,: where Mr. Walton is to of Allaire-Farrow Agency, Red donmouth MLS,' co-operating Dr. William G. Van Note, presi- .they purchased from Mr. and who moved to Masschusetts. Mr. with Bell Telephone Laborato- Bank. •ith Red Bank Area MLS. ' dent of Monmouth College, said, Mrs, Anthony All, who moved McCullough is Minister of Chris ries. Mr.' and Mrs. Thomas V. The Byrne Agency of Rumson gift from Bob Hope came to Elizabeth. Mr. Beakes is with tian Education at the First Con- Mr. and Mrs. William O. Mc- Wightman and their daughter, eported the sale of property at as a pleasant surprise. We are the Matco Division of W. R. gregational Church in V'estfield. 1 East River Rd., Rumson, for- The property was sold by Mis, Clellan of Omaha, Neb., have Mrs. Lois La Salle, have pur- especially grateful to have these LAWN TIME .Grace, Fords. The property was merly owned by James T. Lay- Kay Campi of The Low Agency, purchased, a home at 47 Reeds chased a home at 57 Forrest y y funds to acquire books needed for listed with MLS by Geret M. Rd., New Shrewsbury, through Ave.,"Fair Haven, through Mrs. t f Fi HavenH . E . Cpnoyer ctf Appiebrook Agency, Fair Haven, after being listed on of Fair Eugene by Mrs. MaryHarjgaret Rich'of Edmund H. Gaunt of the Redden Enid M. McAlis'ter of the.McAl- iltenbergerg, , builder, haas de They're Unique! Ads in the . Mlddjetown, and sold by Mrs, Agency, Red Bank. The former ister Agency, Rumson. Mr. Appiebrook Agency, Rumson. molishelihdd thh e existing . building Daily • Register Classified work ' Irene Krobe of William S. Gar- owners, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wightman Is a retired concert and plans a commercial building .rison Agency, Red Bank. ,Mr, and Mrej John F, Mulle Hofford, have moved to Middle- pianist, having traveled with an on the site. Ray Porter handled for you around the clock. Place The former home of Mr. and from Summit have purchased a town. Mrs. Gloria Nilson of orchestra throughout Europe and legotiations. yours now. Mrs, Maurice Toulme at 140 home at 55 Greentree Ter, Lln Walker & Walker, Shrewsbury, the United States. Mrs. La . Hiibbafd Ave. on Shadow Lake oroft. Mr. Muller is with Bell listed the property with members Salle Is a special teacher in the ,iti River Plaza, tiie original Telephone Laboratories in ofMLS. . Beadleston School. Evtry lawn i«c«l»«i tht individual «tt«n. Alexander homestead, has been Holmdel. The, former .owners, A second dale reported by Red- The former, owners, Mr.' and You make grass lion of our RutgtiV trained agronomist. purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Clark, den Agency was the former Mrs. Stefano D'Antonio, who list- R Trill auurat you thai your law will r<- George Fleming, who moved who listed their property through home of Mrs. Marilyn de Hart ed the property through Mrs. ctive tht txact rtquiramanti of everything it naadi at tht proptr timt throughout tht : here with their four children Roland Pierson of Lincroft, have at 101 Rumson PI., Little Silver. Cecelia Bailey of the Crowell multiply itself growing taaion. from Pennsylvania. Mr. Fleming moved to Leisure Village in Mrs. de Hart has moved to an Agency, moved to California, is with The Mobile Chemical Lakewood. Mi's, Madeleine Pols apartment. The property was where their children are living. ' Company in New York. The ton of Sterling Thompson listed by the Ray Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. George A. Brex E Introductory Spring Offer ^foulmes are moving to Leisure Associates, Middletown, negoti- Agency of Fair Haven and sold have moved from Cranford to when you feed ated the sale. Village in Cranbury. Their home within two weeks by Lorin B. their home at 17 West Lincoln nil • Fertlllionon (JWMO) Van Nest, of the, Redden Agen- Cir., Middletown. Mr. Brex, son . wa> luted by Russell M. Boras The Dowstra Agency of e Onib Proofing cy, to Mr. and Mrs. David Troop- of Dr. Frank' Brex, of West with TURF BUILDER* of Fair Haven, and sold within Bank reported the sale of e Seeding (Mb. pir two weeks by Mrs, Marion A. SHverbrook Rd., In Shrewsbury er. Mr. Trooper Is art director Front St., Red Bank, is with for WOR-TV. Brunner Optical Company in I 1000 to. ft. Morris "of Rolston Waterbur/s to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moral tq.Tl. a Power Rolling N office, Red Bar*. ler. Mr. Moraller is with th( The Troopers' former home at Westfield. They have a son, Mi- Lawnowners love TURF BUILDER. It's the mod- 24 64 Rumson Rd., Little Silver, chael. The former owners, who ^AW.ioild,through the Water- Standard Awning Company : i: ern fertilizer that makes grass roots spread out ANNUAL "SOD GROWING" PROGRAM listed by Mr. Van Nest, was pur-listed through L. August Ver- , bury.. office was W Swimming Fair. Haven. Toe former own chased by Mr. and Mrs. Travis leger of Walker & Walker, and send up new shoots. Makes every plant mul- River Rd., former home of Mr. ers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard SPRING LATE SPRING C. Thomas from Atlantic High- Shrewsbury, moved to Brevard, Johnson,' moved to Hartford, tiply itself — as much as 10-fold. Result? Thin t Remi •nd Mrs. Stewart B. Foulke, to lands. Mr. Thomas is with New North Carolina. Mrs. Beatrice • Wi«d Control . Mr. «ad Mrs. Logan Hargrove Conn. They listed their property • Ftrtllltl (M10-10) Jersey Bell Telephone Company. W. Hinton, of Hall Brothers, Fair lawns get thicker, greener, sturdier—everytime. • Fartllln (101 WO) from Berkeley Heights. Mr. Ma-with W. David Ryan of The Me- Haven, handled negotiations. t Pra-amirstnt : Gowan Agency, Red Bank. Mrs. Mary Margaret Rich of Ap- Satisfaction guaranteed ... or your money back. crobjrou control i FtrtlllH US U.P. ' grpve is with Bell Telephone piebrook, Rumson, negotiated Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Page of (Tupirun) Tfie Morallers' former home a liboratories *u Holmdel. The the sale. Keansburg have: purchased the t Powtr AtraH • Chinch Bug Contra) 50 James St., in Shrewsbury was Foulkeg have moved to Winsted, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Winter former home of Mr. and Mrs. • Powtr Roll • Powtr Roll sold by The Dowstra Agency from Fairfax, Va., have pur- Samuel Laytham at 29 Jeffer- A two weeks after they had listed Here it is — Cwnplttt it with members of MLS. It was America's VINYL and purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Harrison of Shrews most popular bury, Mr. Harrison is with Educational Council y lawn fertilizer ALUMINUM Young & Rublcam, Inc., in New C par is. ft, York. §q.tt. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kol- mln. sar from East Meadow, N.Y Gets Computer Data 5,000 sq ft bag 4.95 SIDING have purchased a home at 8 LONG BRANCH — The com- day at the Rumson-Fair Haven 10,000 sq ft bag 8.95 R SUMMER FALL Keeps your horn* cooler In the Locust Point Rd., Locust, former- puter advisory committee of the Regional High School when coun- ly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Fertlllu UK u.P. summer end warmer during 1h» Mid-Monmouth Educational Coun- cil members will describe this Robert Sodon. Mr. Kolesar is cil met this week at the high and other programs it plans to Chinch Bug Contnl • Pfrtlllie (W-10-IJ) winter. TJ1I1 beautiful itding has an instructor at City High School school. undertake. Fungus Control • Orub preal in New York and teachers com- • LIFETIME GUARANTEE . . . Computer experts representing authorized dealer puter technology. Lorin B. Van E Waed Control • pawtr Roll major installations in the county Nest of the Reddai Agency, Red Will Seek Crabjrmi Control t>Pewar Aarat* ALUMINUM GUTTERS Bank, listed the property and i met with Herbert A. Korey, the was sold by Mrs. Mildred Liming council's executive director, to LAWN Sell test and Free Liming and LEADERS of Walker & Walker, Shrews- discuss plans to develop a com- Renewal Vote If Indicated puter center for member schools bury, FREEHOLD — While "definite- • of the new educational service SERVICE Includes All Labor and Materials Mr. and Mrs. James Finnerty, ly in favor of urban renewal," MUSCLE'S agency. , Jr., of Matawan have purchased • ALUMINUM Borough Councilman Tobias H. WATERMELON BAR AND GARDEN CENTER CALL the former home 'of Mr. and Mrs. The committee will advise Mayer says he wi'.l ask.for a Paul Bauer at 106 Orchard Hil boards of directors of the coun- referendum on the project here. (Easy to Reach from any Direction) RED IANK WINDOWS . DOORS cil on the feasibility of a re- 47-2183 Dr., in Lincroft. Mr. Finnerty is Regardless of the outcome of a lawyer, in New York City, as- gional centralized data process- the two public hearings Monday, HIGHWAY 36, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0613 Monmouth County's original automated lawn care sociated with Lloyds of London. ing system, the functional spec- service with over five years experience. April 10, and Thursday," April OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY—URGE PARKING AREA The Bauers, who listed through ifications for needed equipment, 13, Mr. Mayer said he will ask Charles A. Darrah of Walker & the training requirements for council for a referendum Mon- Walker, Shrewsbury, have moved personnel, and the design, budget, day, April 17, because he has Silver Springs, Md. Mrs. development and implementation been told by many residents that Bessie Barbieri of Ray Stillman involved U establishing the cen- they want it. Agency, Shrewsbury, negotiated ter.- ••..:• . .:.'•..• "As /an elected official," he the sale. The council will concern itself said, "I feel obligated to ask for Also sold by the Stillman with identifying those functions one." Agency was the former home ol which it will provide to mem- He said he was not opposed to THE FINEST Mr. and Mrs. John Amerman a ber schools, among them, in- urban renewal but he was not CALL FOR FREE 29 Dogwood Rd., Appiebrook, structional functions, computer 100 per cent sold that the en- Middletown. It was purchased assisted instruction, development closed mall for South St. is the IAWMS ESTIMATE by Mr. and Mrs. Tarmo Tam- of courses in data processing and best proposal for the borough. He mani, who have been living in allied activities and information added he is not attempting to Red Bank. Mr. Tammaru i on storage and retrieval. gather support for a referendum 741-553$ with Bell Telephone Laborato Aspects of the computer based and that he had publicly stated ries, Holmdel. The house was activity will be discussed Mon- that he favored one many times Wm. "Bad" M listed by Kenneth C. Martin o the Appiebrook Agency, Middle- LINCROFT town. The sale was negotiated by Mrs. Jane Drake. SPECIAL PRICES LAWN SEEDS AGRICO FERTILIZERS • Lime • Peat Mess " Cow Manure * Sheep Manure •5-10-5, • 5-10-10 • Mibramir* • Buckwheat Hulls Monmouth County FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Home Owners! 234 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK 741-0554 INSULATED ARE ALUMINUM SIDING AUTO-LA S WITH DUPONT'S TEDLAR FINISH IN 10 DECORATIVE COLORS WHAT IT TAKES TO BUILD A GOOD TURF START NOW! Prize Wiiming and PHILIP CAREY'S MINERAL SIDINGS III. It takes tom«ona who Imows how, whan and what ha'i doing. CLAPBOARD and SHINGLE STYLES 2nd. It takoi the proper materials, in proptr amounts, ustd at tiit INTIODUCTORY OFFER are easytogrprl right time. i POWER AERATION CALL OR WRITE FOR FREE Complete only ... ih» Uad •/ wtofkt m*rtt... «*» Double Kate Application! of sead and fertilizer must bt followed up with ap- > FERTILIZATION fenow that not Judkg vith tht ROSS SOOT ESTIMATE AND LEARN OF OUR plications of wted and crabgraii control, aeration, fungus and Inwct > GRUB PROOFING FEEDER it how you set GUARANTEED rwulti control and additional fertilizer. . #Vefy itflte* APRIL BONUS! i RE-SEEDING AUTO-LAWN has found a way to meet thest requirements thru (I Ib. per 1000 iq. ft.) ROM Plant Food la eslstion 95 50% Merlon A TRIPLE TRACK ALUMINUM WINDOWS tht use of our scientific' machine which performs many applications bfoddirectlrto at once . , i cutting labor cost. This enables us to service your > POWER ROLLINS the feeder roots— CAREY'S ROOFING—DORMERS—ADDITIONS Uwn for little more than it would cost you to purchase tht materials (For up to 4000 iq. -ft. •whtwitdoes and do It yourself; area. Each additional thamort FACTORY GUARANTEES 24 1000 «q. ft. $5) good* * INSURED WORKMEN FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM i SPRING LATE SPRING Complete Only SUMMER FALL • RID IANK ALUMINUM SEED "WEED CONTROL I H WHITE ST.. RED BANK FERTILIZE 20-10-5 RESEED FERTILIZE 45-0-0 [ I would Ilk* a FREE ESTIMATE en: • FERTILIZE 31 UF. FERTILIZE 20-10-5 i O Aluminum Siding t • Mineral Fiber Siding C FERTILIZE M UF FERTILIZE 45-0-0 PRE-EMER6ENT | • Aluminum Gutten O Reif Shlnglm GRUB PROOFING Per CRAB GRASS Square FERTILIZE 38 UF • I (inkrirand I am under no obligation. FUNGUS CONTROL CONTROL FERTILIZE 38 UF Foot •NqiMl ..;.. POWER AERATE POWER AERATE CHINCH BUG CHINCH BU6 I Adereu POWER ROLL CONTROL 3 CONTROL POWER ROLL • -i M U«. Nil ROSEN Par • City . *_ _ Star* ..... 1000 Sq. Ft. Per Yaar {•kali* SWARTZEL'S AUTO-LAWU N AT Farm & Garden RBI BANK ALUMINUM , MATAWAN .'MIDDllTOWN II FREEHOLD - MANALAPAN Supplies General Contractors - MS HobwUI Rd. by 34 WHITI ST. • 741 - 3939 MD BANK HA2LtT - ;.-.: (f»piM VfipHMHif tmi rkioAf IMNINM 566.0606 II 462-4440 iO-FirSd«7, M«*t> 31,1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Red lank Juniors Award : FREEHOLD - The Junior Wo- men's Club of Red Bank won the award for best direction OJK«he Fifth District Little Theater Tournament held here in the Allaire Auxiliary Announces Plans Intermediate School. Mrs. Joseph Kwashnak of New Shrewsbury directed the club's entry, "Gray For a Variety of Events in April Bread," by Jean Latham. Members of the cast were Mrs. - ALLAIRE — Members of the Mrs. Heward is chairman, as- Reports were presented by Richard B. Davis and Mrs: Ron- Auxiliary of the Deserted Village sisted by Mrs. William Schanck, Mrs. Pittenger, colonial dolls ald Albury, both of Shrewsbury; of Allaire are fashioning table Little Silver; Mrs. Kaplan, Mrs.chairman; Mrs. Kenneth Schneid- Mrs. Robert Smith, Middletown, prizes for its dessert card party Merwyn Pusey, Mrs. Robert Fitz- er, sales counter chairman; Mrs and Mrs. James Gibbons, Eaton- slated for April 17 at the Genera gerald and Mrs. Frederick Stahl- Pusey, sunshine, and Mrs. Joseph town. Mrs. Walter Wong,. ,Red Store here at the village. Mrs berg. Swain, house committee. Bank, and Mrs. Kwashnak were Gordon Powell, Brielle, is in in charge of scenery. charge of tickets for the event Award for the best play, "TJi« A planning meeting was held Pinnacle," by Evelyn Neuen- in the Enameling Works building Ann Landers burg, went to the Junior Wo- Monday with Mrs. Alvin Beck man's Club of Belmar and foj, presiding. Mrs. Hance Morton best actress to Mrs. Pat Perry Allenwood, is chairman of the of the Belmar club. card party, assisted by Mrs. Wai' A Heavy Burden IN REHEARSAL — Members of the Evening Membership Award for advance ticket salei ter Quelch, Wanamassa, house was won by the Asbury Park Dear Ann Landers: I was committee; Mrs. Steward Payn- coat for her 20th wedding an- Department of the Little Silver Woman's Club rehearse Club, which presented "The interested in the letter from ter and Mrs. Edward Molteni, niversary. She said she was a scans from "Time Out." Left to right, Mrs. Bernard Wait" by Marlene Brenner. Mem- the West Virginia reader who Manasquan, refreshments, and going through the change. The bers of the Freehold Junior Wo- wrote that she was afraid to Rosen, author-director; Mrs. Roy E. Ledig, choreog- Mrs. Thomas Heward, Toms hot flashes were driving her man's Club were hostesses'. River, awards. be around women at work who crazy. "I don't need a mink rapher, both of Little Silver, and Mrs. William Jeffen, Several slide lecture programs had had cancer operations. coat," she moaned. "What I Fair Haven, who will have a leading role in the produc- on Allaire are being scheduled in The writer said she knew it need is a fan." RUMSON HOSTESS — Mrs. Stanley Finical, left, of was crazy but she just couldn't tion. The one-act musical satire will be presented April the area for April. Mrs. Harry I have been married for 21 help it. Rohallion Dr., Rumson, entertains Cedar Crest Alumnae Burr will conduct a program at years and I have been want- 6 at 8:15 p.m. in the clubhouse, Rumson Rd., Little Silver. New I, too, have a fear of can- Council member Mrs. Donald Haff of Allentown, Pa. Leisure World, Brick Township; ing a mink coat for a long (Register Staff Photo) cer, but my story is different. Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald, will show time. I live in San Francisco automatic Please print this letter because slides to fourth graders at the and the weather can get pretty there are thousands more like Brielle School and for the Senior chilly out here. Please tell the me, and we need the moral Zenith Cedar Crest Alumna Citizens of Manasquan at the Cleveland woman that I will support and understanding of Miss Upson Engaged Circle Plaza. She also will pre- gladly send her a fan if she the public. sent a program at the Toms Riv- will send me the mink. — WILMINGTON, Del - Mr. and hearing To Entertain Students er Antique Seekers meeting at Three years ago I was oper- BAY AREA SHIVERS Mrs. Robert William Upson, of ated on for a malignancy. The this city, formerly of Hance Rd., RUMSON — Mrs. Stanley Fin- is sponsored by the Jersey Shore Silverton, with Mrs. Frederick Dear Goldie Goodheart: doctor praised me for coming Fair Haven, N.J., announce the kel, 9 South Rohallion Dr., will Alumnae Club of Cedar Cresl Stahlberg assisting her in colo- Here's your letter and lotsa in at the first sign of trouble. engagement of their daughter, be hostess at a tea in her home Mrs. Finkel is first vice pres nial costume. luck, if we don't get a re- Zenith Moderator auto- He said I was very wise and Miss Martha Jane Upson, to Sunday, April 9, for students in- dent of the college's Alumnae As- The Junior Fishing Contest for sponse out of Mrs. Cleveland, matically controls loud/ very lucky. He assured my Charles James Moore. He Is the terested in attending Cedar Crest sociation which includes 4,50(1 children under 14 years of age how about trying for a hot husband that the operation was son of Mrs. Joseph P. Moore of uncomfortable! sudden College, Allentown, Pa. alumnae in 21 clubs. She waswil be April 8 from 9 a.m. tii noon water bottle? a complete success and said Lexington, Ky., and the late Mr. noise. It's worn comfort- president of the Allentown Alum- at the Mill Pond in the historic Special guest will be admis- we shouldn't worry. He told Moore. nae Club from 1957 to 1959, chair- village. Col. Jerome J, McCabe "The Bride's Guide," Ann ably behind the ear—in sions director. Miss Mary Rose me that if I got through five man of the Allentown area Alum- will be assisted by Mrs. Benja Landers' booklet, answers some A July wedding is planned. case you haven't heard. McWilliams, who will speak about years without a recurrence I nae's Science Building campaign, min Kaplan, Little Silver, and of the most frequently asked Miss Upson, an alumna of Rum the college and describe qualifi- could consider myself cured. and reunion chairman for he: Mrs. Charles Jamison, Belmar, questions about weddings. To son-Fair Haven Regional High cations for acceptance. I have two years to go and class. with this activities program. receive your copy of this com- School and Wilson College, Cham- The tea, scheduled for 2 p.m., my mind is never at rest. prehensive guide, write to Ann bersburg, Pa., is doing graduate JAMES F. SMITH The annual membership tea of Every day I look for cancer Landers, in care of this news- work at the University of Dela- To fill jobs rast, place "Help the auxiliary is slated for April symptoms on my own — hop- paper, enclosing a long, self- ware, while teaching in the New- Optician • AadlomeM* ; Wanted" ads in The Daily Reg- 23 at 2 p.m. in the General Store. ing and praying I don't find addressed, stamped envelope ark Special School District. Sine* 1937 ister Classified. any. At night I go to bed with and 35 cents in coin. Mr. Moore is a' graduate of 11 Will* Stiwt *t* 1 a prayer, "Dear God, please Ann Landers will be glad to Eastern Kentucky University and 747-5075 or 741 •M78 Plan Benefit let everything be o.k." help you with your problems. at present is a graduate student Decorator LONG BRANCH - A card My children are still in Send them to her in care of at the University of Delaware. sarty and fashion show will be school. My husband is not in this newspaper, enclosing a leld Monday to raise funds to the best of health. They need stamped, self-addressed enve- upport a summer program for me. Every day is precious lope. imotionally disturbed children In now. My burden, and the bur- (c) 1967, Publishers News- Miss Martha Upson REGISTER NOW .lonmouth County. den of those who share my paper Syndicate problems is heavy. The thought LIQUIDATORS SHAD- Sponsored by the Monmouth that some people are afraid County Chapter of the National to be near me is demoralizing RT. 35 and PATTERSON AVE. SHREWSBURY Society for Autistic Children, the and depressing. Engagement Announced :vent will take place Monday at Medical science ha? made 8 p.m. in the Admiral's Table, tremendous strides In the fight TULSA, Okla. - Mr. and Mrs. FABULOUS BARGArNS Rt. 35, West Deal. against cancer but there is Hayden L. Decker of this city, ES Chairman is Mrs. Hortense still so much ignorance — like announce the .engagement of Wormley, Allenhurst. Among that of the woman from West their daughter, Miss Mary Lynn ive vur winJewi an elegan those assisting are Mrs. Richard Virginia. Your column has edu- Decker, to Theodore Joseph WEDNESDAY 10 a.m. touch with decorator window shades {hat match th mode of Kelly, Neptune, and Mrs. Mau-cated millions of readers on Hirst Jr. He Is the son of Post- Youngsters Love to your cUcor. Come in and tee ouireen Burke, Neptune, and Mrs.subjects people don't want to master and Mrs. Theodore J. Take Dance Lessons fancy 'isolayl Bernard Duze, Long Branch. talk about. Will you please Hirst Sr., 48 Parkview Ter., Lin- print this letter and ask for croft, N.J. It opens up a whole new compassion and understanding Miss Decker is a sophomore at world to them. Give this MCAP Panel for those of us who are fight- Oklahoma City University, where pleasure to your child. See us. ing a very difficult battle? she is majoring in religious edu- Scheduled - A LADY FROM OHIO cation. She is an Alpha Chi Ome- LEAH MAUER SHREWSBURY - A panel dis- Dear Lady? Here is your let- ga pledge, second vice president SCHOOL OF DANCE cussion on 'The Monmouth Com- ter and I am asking for more of Kappa Phi, secretary of Ban- munity Action Program — Trib- than compassion and under- PHONE 747-9S52 ning Hall and a member of the Guess What SHREWSBURY ulations and Triumphs" will be standing. ' I am asking for Madrigal Singers. 17 East Front Strati 468 BROAD ST. iresented Monday by the North- money. Mr. Hirst, a 1963 graduate of RED BANK n Monmouth County Branch of Cancer research is costly. Just Arrived? Can 747-4422 ! Middletown Township High he American Association of Un- Educat on and services must School, is a junior at Oklahoma versify Women. The meeting be paid for. Each and every City University, where he is ma- rill take place at 1 p.m. in the one of us has a personal stake joring in physical education and Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church in the battle against cancer. political science. He is a member in wotf- HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S flouse. Sycamore Ave. Fortunate (and rare) is the of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, Panelists will be Riciiard Rob- family that has not been condtin Miss Mary L. Decker is social chairman for the Physi Special Bedding Section . . . xts, program co-ordinator; Mrs. touched by this dread killer. cal Education Club and teaches lea's larriet McCraney, education co- About 50 million Americans now at Christ the King School. rdinator, and Charles Hughes, living will eventually have can- To Send Delegates stltct, ounty co-ordinator of service Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- cer. This is one out of every To May Convention S'fea ^enters. The meeting is open to four persons in the United SEE BROADWAY PLAY tresses and boxsprings from famoug makers \ he public. States. WEST LONG BRANCH - The $]195 to $19.95/ Women's Columbian League of HIGHLANDS — Yacht Club I urge everyone who reads Monmouth County is planning to Auxiliary members attended a this column to respmd to the Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 542-1010 i FASHION AND CARDS send a large delegation to at- matinee performance of "Funny appeal of the American Can- ,, Same Day Delivery Service * HIGHLANDS - A card party tend the 37th convention of the Girl" at the Broadway Theater, cer Society. And be generous, md fashion show will be spon- New- Jersey Federation of Re New York City. Sccondi, M b* • flaw* trt nlnatt please. Your contribution ored by the Highlands Fire.De- publican Women May 23-24, when In the group were Mrs. Ray ..andlin'tant monAawn pftclctif means the difference between artment. Auxiliary Tuesday, at Mrs. John Flynn, Deal, a member mond Kriessler, auxiliary presl life and thw • MM** p.m. in the fire house, Bay Ave. death. — ANN of the group, will be installed dent; Mrs. Esther Dennis, Mrs. HaubSgut makes Bain Nouveau for ynur evening bath. Fashions will be presented by LANDERS as president of the federation. George O'Brien, Mrs. Harold tfrs. Viola Horan, proprietor of Dear Ann Landers: I was The convention and luncheon at Hull, Mrs. John Sciortiho Sr., he Colonial Dress shop, 102 very much interested in the noon will be held at the HoteJ Mrs. Walter Monahan, Mrs. Ed- •Javesink Ave. Mre. Sivert M. letter from the Cleveland wom- Dennis, Atlantic City. wardJ. Bunting Sr., Mrs. Charles /alstrom, member of the auxil- an whose husband has been Mrs. Thomas Gubitosa, presi- Gardner and Mrs. Loretta Dia- iry, will be commentator. begging her to accept a mink dent, gave a report of the legis- mond. lative luncheon she attended in Trenton, at a recent meeting of MAH-JONGG PARTY 812 Main Strut the Columbians here in the home RUMSON — A spring card and Turns Rlvtr, N.J. interior designs of Mrs. Anthony DeFilippo, 159 mah-jongg party will be held by 3I9-I2IS Wall St. ' the Sisterhood of Congregation )confempo house Bnai Israel Tuesday at 8 p.m. Porkwoy Exit SJ, Mrs. Joseph Brown, 7 Roseld Eon t» Traffic light. Ct., Deal, will be hostess at the here in the social hall. Ridge and Turn Rfjht, 200 next meeting April 17 at 8 p.m.Hance Rds. Mrs. Seymour Sie- Yordi on th» Living room, dining room, den; family in her 1iome. Featured will be gler, Fair Haven, and Mrs. Arthur Right. an auction, with Miss Louise Smalbach, Red Bank, are chair- room, bedroom or complete interiors. men of the event. Dolly'III 6 p.m. Tomaini, Long Branch, as auc- F'i. Ml 9 p.m. tioneer. Sun.'1115 p.m. They're Unique! Ads in the Interior Designs, Daily Register Classified work Sisterhood to Sponsor Counseling & Planning for you around the clock. Place Dinner, Style Shote yours now. Service MATAWAN — The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Ahm will sponsor Call 774-7400 a fashion show aand dinner Tues- / Smart new decorator fabrics to day at 7:30 p.m. in Jumping Diilr 'HI 6, Wed. & hi 'III 9 Brook Country Club, Neptune, 3209 Jumet Ave. (off Rl. 35), Aibury Park with fashions by the Dotted I and BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME makeup by Merle Norman Cos metics, both of the Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. finest custom The soft, flattering fragrance Models will be Mrs. Donald •for ,V of Bam Nouveau makes your evening Broder. Mrs. Howard Falick, a luxurious event-like dining Mrs. Herman Marks, Mrs. Ste- INTERIOR DESIGNS by candlelight. Available now Rumson Reading Institute at the Houbigant counter. phen Rosenbaum, Mrs. Norman DRAPERIES after-school supplementary classes in Rosenblatt, Mrs. William FURNITURE READING - ENGLISH - MATH Schwartz and Mrs. Jack Wein- stock. SLIPCOVERS First Grade through college Wo offer the finest In custom BAIN NOUVEAU available in GRAND OPENING Perfume Oil for body & bath 15 oz. $3 50 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson 842-1650 workmanship, superb fabric se- Spray Bath Oil 3 oz. J3.50 of lection arid individual consulta- . Eau da Toilette Spray Wist 1 % oz. $2.00 Eau da Toilette Spray Wist 3 oz. 53.50 GRANDMA'S tion service. Call today. No Friction Cologne 8 oz. (3.00 Dusting Powder 5 oz. $3.00 charge for estimates, of course. Body Powder Mist 6 oz. 53.00 The Ranney School TREASURES ANTIQUES t COUNTRY STOP! "Full Time Private Sclidbl" HWY. 79 VILLAGE OF M.SILBERSTEIN,Inc, Family Pharmacy MARLBORO, 21-23 MECHANIC ST. RED BANK RUSSELL G. kANNEY—Director at 2 P.M. Sat., April 1st Celebrating our 47th year! Church St. and Prospect Ave.. Little Silver l 235 HOPE RD.. SHREWSBURY, 542-4777 WELCOME ONE , SHOP AT HOME SERVICE' — 74M262 Church Hall News Roundup FrM«y, Mtitfa 31, In-Servicfc THJE DAILY REGISTER ion »• WSCS to Jirtertain 10 Units Named Stake1* Institute Set OAKHURST - The WSCS of Thoughts on the New Left: COMMUNION BREAKFAST First Counselor TRENTON - Rev. Mark J. the First. Methodist Church will Mrs. Ann Tobias, Wayside, is LONG BRANCH - The PTA EATONTOWN - BUhOJf Regi- Link; formerly of Red Bank and be hosts to members of the WSCSdirector of the Ethical Culture of Holy Trinity School Trill hold nald L. Call of the Church of t graduate of Red Bank Catho- from 10 churches in the local area Sunday School. The school will its annual Communion breakfast Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints' lic High School, will be a mem- at their annual Guest Night, assemble at 10 a.m. to view the Sunday with Patrick J. McGann (Mormon) has been designated ber of the faculty who will con- April 4, at 8 p.m. in Fellowship UNESCO film, "Gifts From the Jr., at- Iincroft speaking on first counselor of the newly-or- duct an in-aervlce institute on Hall. Guest speaker will be Mrs,World." "Catholic Education." Mass will ganized New Jersey Central religion to be attended by re- E. C. Minnkk of Glendale, N.Y. be celebrated at 9 am. in the Stake. Mrs. Ruby Call, the bish- ligious and lay teachers of both The wife of a minister of an CARD PARTY church, followed by breakfast in op's wife, wiH be president of the elementary and high schools Evangelical United Brethern HIGHLANDS - Our Lady of the Paddock Lounge. tie Women's Relief Society of the of the Diocese of Trenton. ' Church, Mrs. Minnlck will speak Perpetual Help PTA will sponsor new stake. 1 Father Link is *e author of on "The E.U.B. — Methodist a card party, "An Evening in EASTER SHOW TRIP 1 The president of the stake is the "Loyola Religious Series. Merger." Paris," in the school auditorium HAZLET - The Methodist Robert Henry Daines of Metuch- He serves as religion editor of A congregational meeting will April 21. Mrs. James E. Smith, Men's Club of St. John's Method en. C. Ronald Van Leuven, also the Loyola University Press and be held at the church April 6 at Mrs. Henry C. Anderson and 1st Church will sponsor a bus of the Eatontown ward, wilt be has appeared on "The Catholic g p.m. District Superintendent Mrs. D. R. Blanton are co-chair- trip April 14 to see tiie Easter second counselor. Hour" radio program. Dr. Paul A. Friedrich will pre- men of the event. show at Radio City. Approximate- The New Jersey stake's rapid He will be one of IS faculty side. Planj for the renovation and ly 159 people are expected to at-growth necessitated its , division members who will conduct the addition to the church will be PRE-CANA MEETINGS tend Thomas Rathbone has been into two stakes, the original one institute on four consecutive voted upon. KEYPORT — Pre-Cana Con- in charge of these trips since with its center in Short Hills and Saturdays - April 8-29. Msgr. ferences for engaged couples and their inception 10 years ago. Allthe new one,: centered in New Thomas J. Fraln, superintendent PREPARE REPORTS those contemplating marriage projects of the Men's Club are within the year will be held at Brunswick. Each stake consists of schools, announced that HA2LET — The commissions conducted on a non-profit basis St. Joseph's School on five Thurs- of more than 2,000 members. "three distinct lectures will be and committees of St John's and are carried on for the pur- days, April 4-May 2, at JS p.m. given each Saturday and many Methodist Church are preparing pose of promoting fellowship. dent. A decision concerning the of the best authorities in the Couples should register in ad- their annual reports for pre- new program will be made at the field of religious education will sentation to the congregation. The vance^wifh th^host couple, Mr, COUPLES CLUB April meeting of the commis- comprise the faculty." official report wall be the basis end Mrs. William Clifton, 147 . The Lyceum of Cathedral High NEW CHRISTIAN EDUCATION lUUDINC of the First Presbyterian Church of Mat. of the Fourth Quarterly Con- Washington Ave., Matawan. Rev. HAZLET - The. Couples Club of St, John's MeBhodis.t Church School, here, will be the setting *w«n, left, will be dedicated Sunday at 9:15 and II a.m. worship services. Tha 26- ference, to be led by District Leo A. Kelty will be moderator. for the four meetings of all high will meet Sunday evening to DEDICATE, CROSS room structure will provide recreational and educational facilities for members of Superintendent Paul Frederick, school teachers of religion. Notre on April 10. TRAVELOGUE hear pastor llorman R. Riley HIGHLANDS — The First Dime High Stfiool, alia her*, the congregation from Infancy through senior citizens, The reports will'show that the NAVESINK — George Gregory speak on "For Better or Worse," Methodist Church will dedicate will be host' to all elementary congregation has strengthened Its will present a travelogue with on the subject of making mar- a mahogany cross designed and school sisters; and .lay teachers ministry in every area. Special colored slides Sunday in the Na-riages work. The club is open made by Frank Thomas in hon- of kindergarten througi grade X growth will be noted in the field vesink Methodist Church at 7:30to air married couples. or of his parents, Frank and "The Institute will be conduct- To Dedicate 26-Room Building of social concerns. This commit- p.m. The presentation will in- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tremaine, Vera Thomas, at the Sunday ed on a trimester basis," Msgr. tee, through its efforts on be- clude pictures from Nova Scotia, presidents, announce that tha service. Frain explained, "with similar MATAWAN - The First Pres- bytery of Monmouth also will at- Opening soon will be a Chris- half of senior citizens, has be- British Columbia, Alaska, New social parts of the evening will Bertram Perry, trustee, has Institutes being, held next fall byterian Church will dedicate its tend the ceremonies. tian weekday nursery and kin-come one of the most influential Mexico, Texas, California, the consist of skits and recreational repainted the altar Area of the new Christian Education Build- The new wing will house two Bahamas and England. A free opportunities. and spring lor the intermediate dergarten and a day center foj arms of the church. sanctuary and the cross will and upper, grade, .teachers/; ing, • 26-room structure, on Sun-Sunday sessions of church school Membership in the church has will offering will be accepted for be illuminated as a focal point the care of small children. Se- While..m, ttotituts fa directed day at the 9:15 and 11 a.m. wor-each week. The building also will increased continuously for the the benefit of the church. CHURCH SCHOOL STUDY there.' .fa d ship services. toward tiM: Catholic ele- accommodate the. Wednesday nior citizens and young adults past two decades. The present HAZLET — Robert Proudfoot, The Golden Fellowship Circle mentary and highihh schoohl teach- The sermon will be delivered evening senior high dhiirch are two other areas In which pro- pastor* Rev. Norman B. Riley, MUSIC PROGRAM chairman of the commission on will meet Wednesday In the ers, interested priests, parents by Rev. Ansley Van Dyke, mod- school, the Presbyteens, and thegramming will be developed in has served the congregation 22 FAIR HAVEN - The Fisk education of St, John's Method- church at 2 p.m. Mrs. Hattie snd catechetical teachers are in-erator of the Synod of New Jer-Friday evening expanded Junior the new wing. years. Chapel Ghurch wdH present a ist Church, is conducting a study, Walstram, president, has invited vited fo attend. The programs sey, Rev. Albert Woodward of high church school. Adult educs> The public Is invited to the ded- program of religious music by in conjunction with staff mem- all women of the community who will begin each Saturday at 9:30the Red Bank Presbyterian tion programs will be scheduled ication service. Tours of the new ECF TO MEET Mrs. Algerine Izzard Sunday at bers, of the possibility of in have reached the "golden age" a.m. and conclude at 2:30 p.m.Church, moderator of the Pres- during the week. wing will be offered. RED BANK - The Ethical, Cul- 8 p.m. in the ctaroh, creasing the amount of time of- to enjoy the fellowship of this Mass will be celebrated at 12 ture Fellowship of Monmouth Mrs, Izzard has been featured fered to student: of tfie church's group. noon, and lnneheon will be avail- County will hold its weekly meet- on radio and records, and has school for Christian education. Aprip l 16 will mark the Fourth able for all participants st both ing this Sunday at the Red Bank appeared on numerous occasions The study committee feels that Quarterly Conference with Dr. locations. Present Plans for New Church VMCA at 11 a.m. Frank Car- throughout the metropolitan the traditional oneJiour period on Paul Erlendrich presiding. All pena, leader-in-training of the area. No admission will be Sunday morning is insufficient MIDDLETOWN — The Mid-LIncroft Rd. west of Nut Swamp shall McDowell, L. J. Schewe reports should be submitted to American Ethical Union, New charged, and the public is in- and will strive to add one more tihe pastor, Rev. WiHIaim J. Mc- dletown Methodist Church, • Rd. and Rev. Wayne Conrad, pastor York, will speak on . "Some vited. hour of training for each stu- To Dedicate young congregation of 124 mem- At the meeting a color slide of the church. CuHougJi, by April 12. bers which was organized in presentation acquainted the con- Until the first unit structure Is Education 1985, recently presented plans for gregatton with details of the first completed, the congregation will the first unit structure of Its pro-unit. A discussion followed, dur- continue to hold services in the posed new building. ing which the architect and Nut Swamp school. Services in County Churches Building Designed by Robert Thomas of members of the plans and con- struction committee answered EMBntT STETHODIST ALL SAINTS' XF1S00PAL AJU.E. BON RED BANK - n» First Prt* Thomas, Kolbe, Thomas, irchi- Atlantic Highlands Little Silver Locust Red Bank questions. Sunday services will be Holy Com- byterlin Church will dedicate its tects, of Pennsauken, the con- MIST METHODIST Worship service will be at 11 ft.m The Sunday leiirrievwll! »». Plan World Rotert F. Kendridt will speak on "Ho«munion at 8 e-m.; Morning Prayer at ft.m. The sermon temporary brick structure will be The governing body of the AUtntle Highland! 9:30 a.m. and Holy Communion witb will De deliver new education building at both Th» SunSir lerrlce -will h« htM Deep Are My Roots." Rev. Thomas H. Coursey, pastor. Holy built on property on Mlddletown- a sermon by the rector. Rev; Harry Communion will bs observed. morning -worship services on church approved the master site 11 t.m. R«v. Hintj E. vin Bclver, R. Sorensen;. it 11 a.mi , , | plan which calls for three stages Communications putor, will conduct the service. Long Branch Sunday, jkpril 18. Rev. Dr. LEONARDO BAPTIST ST. NICHOLAS RDISIAN EASTERN ORTHODOX Charles S. Webster will preach, of construction. The first stage "riBST FRE8BYTERIAN GOSPEL HALL Leonardo Catholic Nurses building will house a classroom Atlantic Highlands The Sunday service will be at 11 a.m Red Bank snd guests will include Dr. Rob- Sundtr lervlCM will b« held at S:30 Long Branch - Rev. William Carr will preach on "Holi Ths Saturday service ' will be held ert L. Tioehurst, chairman of the wing and a sanctuary with a Day May 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. -with Rev. Richard Services will be held Sunday at 9:30Fust" The evening service will be at at 7 p.m. and Sunday's Divine Liturgy Andenon offletaUng. a m. A Gospel Service will be field 7:30. Rev. Carr will preach on "Thewill be at 10 a.m. with R«v. Stephsa new building committee, Bet- Conference Set seating capacity of. 200. Addi- VATICAN CITY - The firs! at T p.m. Enter Hope." Lttlago officiating. nard Kellenyi, architect, and Ros- -ASBURST PARK — The Newtional educational space will be World Communications Day will OHBISTIAJf SCIENCE SOCIETY ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL be celebrated by the Catholic Atlantic Highland! Long Branch coe Allen, contractor. York-New Jersey regional con- supplied in the second stage. An Sunday lervlcei -will m hell it 11 New Shrewsbury Red Bank. Church on May 7. • Holy Communion will be Sunday at The Holy Eucharist sung 8 a.m. The An open home will be held' In ference of the Diocesan Council enlarged sanctuary will comprise a-Tn. The leison-iermon wilt be S a.m. Holy Communion will be held REFORMED Holy Eucharist said 9 a.m. Sung Eu- of Catholic Nurses will be held the third stage. During the The worM-wide observance "Boraallty." at 10 a.m. with a sermon by Rev. New Shrewsbury charist and sermon t:30 a.m. RSv. the afternoon front 3:30 to 5 p.m. James Jlurchlson Duncan, • rector. Sunday services will be at 8:30 amiEarl B. Scott will deliver ths sermon. hen April 7-8 at the Hotel third stage of'construction, Jthe a special day set aside Jo con- CENTRAL BAPTIST ' 10:30 a.m. with'senior hig'.-i students serving FIRST BAPTIST. first stage sanctuary will be con- Atlantlo Highland* TRINITY EPISCOPAL as giM<» Mtt PtttonsWtt act- Barkeley-CarUret. sider aw .power, use and: future Bimdar icrvlcea will ba at 11 «.m. Long Branch Red Bank Louise Cracker, R.N., of Tren- verted to a fellowship hall. of the whole range ot modern and T:3O p.m. with lUr. Harry W. The Sunday services will be held al Oakhurst Sunday services will be Holy Bucha* ing ss hostesses. Church school Knit offlclatuut. 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. with Fasto rlat at r, 8, 9:30 and U a.m. Rev. ton, conference chairman, an- Members of the plans and con-social jcommunicatjons «prJrigs Homer Tricules officiating. FIRST METHODIST teachers will be in attendance Oakhurst canon Charles H. Best will officiate with and a display of children's Work nounced that registrations will struction committee which spear- from a suggestion made by the Coltf Neck ST. - LUKE'S METHODIST Services at 9:30 and 11 &.m. Dra. sermon at 11* a.m. Second Vatican Council, Long Branch John D. Blair wll lpreach at both l'BESBYTJEKIAX CHURCH will be featured. close this weekend. Rev. Fran- headed the presentation are Rob- REFORMED The Sunday service will be at 11 a.m.services oa "The Afterglow of Easter/ ert H. Meyerhane, chairman, Colti Neck Rev. J. Courtney Hayward v/111 preach. Red Bank cis Muellner of St. Louis, spiri- The observance will be organ- The Sunday service will be at 6:30 Worship services will be held at 9 tual director ot the Natkjnal Mrs. Robert L. Stickle, Donald ized on both a national and lo-and 11 a.m. Rev. Samuel La Pent* Oceanport and 11 a.m. with the Rev. Dr. Charles WIU preacb on "U7 Lord, My God." Marlboro 1 Webster preaching on the theme Council of Catholic Nurses, wiU Bibcock, William Johnson, Mar- CALVARY BAPTIST Make Kiddy Kits cal diocesan-level and has three ' BIBLE PROTESTANT "The Marks of i Christian." deliver the keynote address on Oceanport MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The aims: 1.- to awaken a sense o: Eatontown RoberUvllle The Sunday service will be at 11 a.m. CHURCH OP CHRIST the conference theme, "A Pre- responsibility in the face of the The Sunday service will be at 11 Rev. Paul N. Smith will continue thi Rei Bank women of Cross of Glory Lutheran Officers Presented a.m, with guest speaker Edwin Gurd series of sermons entitled "Unravellni Sunday services will be it 11 a.m. view ot the Nurse as the World prospects, as well as the perils HONMOUT1I BAPTIST and 8:30 p.m. Evangelist Donald Wood! Church recently made up' 26 (gontlieni Raptlat Convention) THE OLD BRICK will prsach at both services. "kiddy kits." The kits, contain- Revolvei." By Rosary Society offered by the use of social com- Eatontowa REFORMED CHURCH . munications; 2. to recall to Chris- Sunday services will be held at V. Marlboro ing grooming aids and other Other speakers will include Dr. FAIR HAVEN — New officers a.m. Rev. M. R. Halre, pastor, wlU Sunday morning services will be held Old Bridge Rtimson items, will be distributed to un Ann M. Douglas, dean of the of the Rosary-Altar Society of tian minds their duties regard- i at II o'clock. Rev. John Hart wll The evening services will ba at T:30.speak. tCTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD ST. GEOBGES-BYTHE.RIVEB del-privileged children through School of Nursing, Georgetown Nativity Catholic Church were ing these means of communica- Old Bridge EPISCOPAL tions; 3, to assure the church's riUST PRESBYTERIAN Family Bible hour will bs Sunday Rlitnson the Lutheran World Relief. University, Washington, D. C. Introduced at a recent breakfast Eatontown Matawan at D:15 a.m. The family service wll and Sister M. Catherine Ellen, for the women and girls of the effectiveness In support of the Tht Sunday service will be at 11 a.m. be at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Harlsy E Sunday services will be Holy Com* The group will meet Tuesday, with nevi Robert W. Reed, pastor, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meyer win omclste. munlon at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sermoaa April It at 8 p.m. In the church. community hospital consultan parish by Mrs. Daniel Grady, individuals and institutions that officiating. Matawan by Rev. O. P. MelUck Belshaw. Services will be at 9:45 and 11 a.m ST. *JI IK" rVTHOLlO Guest speaker will be Mrs. Elea- for the Sisters of St. Francis of breakfast chairman. use these 'Instruments for the Rev. Paul L. Jackson will deliver the Old Bridge ' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN spread of truth and charity Fair Haven sermon, "Christ at the Center." Sunday Mara will be at 6:30, 7:30, Rumson nors Judd, family counselor. lien Riddle, Pa. Mrs. Richard Marshall Is presi- 1:45, 10, 11:15 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. among men. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Services will be held at V:")o and 11 The two-day meeting will close dent, with Mrs. James Cronin as Bed Bank Congregation Matawan Rev. Bernard A. Coen will officiate. _.m. Holy Communion win be dele- Worship servlcej at 9:15 and It a.m. brated. Rev: Harvey C. Doule Jr.. SUPPORTS RED CROSS with Mass celebrated by Bishop vice president, Mrs. John Cain, (Kingdom Hall) CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN pastor, will preach on "Easter Every One of the highlights will be Fair Raven Rev. Ansley O. Van Dyke will deliver Old Bridge TRENTON/- Bishop George George W. Ahr at 6 pjn. Satur- "Mankind's Millennium Under God's the message. The Christian Education Day." secretary, and Mrs. Otto Clmler, message broadcast by Pope Building will be dedicated. The Sunday service will be at 10:30 W. Ahr has-'asked the people of day and the conference banquet treasurer. Rev. Donald E. Kingdom," special talk belnlig presented a.m. Rev. Richard A. Weeden will Paul VI, addressed not only to Earth-widider , •••••will - bs delivere:d locally by preach. the Tr.ent6n Diocese to respond at which Msgr. Leonard R Hlckey, pastor of Nativity, was Raymonid Bosworth. presiding minister, ST. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC Sea Bright Catholics but to all men of good at 10 aLin_ . Th_„_e "Watchtower" study Matawan-Marlboro to the current fund appeal of theToomey, diocesan CYO director, Sunday Mass will ba held st I, d:jo guest speaker. will. on Psalm 107:1 "A God of Lovinfr.- and 11 un. at the Matawan Grammar Raritan Township 8T. MIKE'S A.M.E. American Red Cross. will be the principal speaker. Kindness" follows at U a.m. Sea Bright School. Rev~ . Josep" •h -Rudnskl will ot- FAITH REFORMED The Sunday service will be it 1 p.m. In a letter to the pastors, the FISK CIIAr-EI. A.SI.E. Ilclate. Hazlel when Rev. Floyd N. Black will preach. bishop noted that March Is the DAILY CROSSWORD Fair Haven HBTHODIST Sunday services will be hell at P:30 Teacher*' Seminar The Bunlar aervtce wlir bs at 1'. Matawan and 11 a.m. Rev. Theodore C. UutUr month in which the Red Cross ACROSS JLVarttrac«. Vast tractUs 25. Beef. s_m. with Rev. Hojd Black official. Sunday services will be at 0:M> aidwill preach Shrewsbury MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Sun- taRu«U. tl a.m. when Rev. Donald T. Phillips •ski for financial support of its wood: , JEStIS CHRIST OF Sr., pastor, will preach on "The Empty BIBLE BAFTlDi FIRST ASSEMBLY O» OOD program : and cited the assis- day school teachers at Cross of «.Muffor HATTER DAY SAINTS Haslet Shrewsbury Glory Lutheran Church will at- aids beer (Mormon) Sunday services will ba held at U Sunday services will be at 11 a-m. tance given by the organization. Bititontowe ' n TRINITY EPISCOPAL a.m. and at 7 p.m. Rev. George J. with Patrick O. McLane, pastor, prftacfr tend a seminar Sunday from 3 6.H1U T.JToor as Service* will be the Priesthood meet- Matawan Eltott, putor, will preach at bola ier< He said the Red Cross will be ng at o a.m. and the Sacrament meet- vices. Ing. Communion will be served. 9 p.m. in First Lutheran 11, Simpleton coating correct at 9 p.m. BtshoD Reginald L. Call Sunday services will bei Uatlns and grateful tor any support It nay liBUent Ing Holy Communion at 7:45 a.m. at the PRESRYTERIAN Church, East Orange. S.Bebavcs 37. Bom wUl officiate. church; Choral Eucharist and Morning ST. JOHN'S METnOUIST Shrewsbury ' receive. U. Slight V.Pnmanailo 39. Dutch Prayer at the Ravine Drive School at Haslet Sunday services will be at 9:30 ind TCte church Christian Educa- color «:13 a.m., Sung Eucharist ana sermon Sunday services will be held st 0:30 1 a.m. Rev. James R. Bteele, pastor, tuba scholar Freehold at Church at 11 a.m. Rev. Carroll E. and 11 a.m. when a sermon will be will speak. PHYSICIAN LICENSED tion Committee will conduct fam- U. Additional 10. Elk 3LBojr-a Hall, rector, will officiate. given by Rev. Norman R. Rlley. pastor, ily education meetings each Sun- U. Conclude lT.Tre* GRACE LUTHERAN on "II Christ Bs Not Risen.'' ' CHRIST EPISCOPAL TRENTON (AP) — Attorney nick- Worship lervloe at 8:30 and 11 a,m. - . - Shrewsbury day morning at 8:30, April. 16 16. Hawaiian 19. MOTH lev. David O. Volk will preach on Gen. Arthur J. Sills announced name "To. Conviction Through Doubt." Middletown Sunday services will be Holy Su- through May 7. Kenneth Robin- food tddsways Strug* 88.From, r Red Bank charlat at. 8 am. At the 9 and 11:11 Wednesday that Dr. AlexeJ Tsche- FIRST rRKKBYTKMAN pi.m. services, the cantata "Jeau, Jsy 18. Division: M. Nautical lo- .REFORMED BAPTIST kunow, a resident staff member soonn «nd Mrs. Emily Bankes will toiichea Freehold Middletown and Treasure will be performed: Rev, abbr. Umber PBtt Morning worship will be at 1:30 In The Sunday service will be held at Red Bank Ronald G. Albury, rector, will eele- In Monmouth Medica• l' Center" , eplaxplaii n what is being taught In he new auditorium and at 11 a.m. in Sunday services will be Prayer Ser- brate Holy Communion afterward. at Timid 35. Hawing- tha lee U »m. Rev. Barl D. CompUn, minis- vice at 9:30 a.m. and Observance of Long Branch, has received his •a a child the Sanctuary. Paitor Jamel R. Mem.ter, will preach on "A Hesitant Fare- RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS unday school and how to relate tools 4ZCon- tnott will deliver a sermon entitled: well." Supper at 11 a.m. Rev. H» Shrill cry tioiiof "Th» Faithful Handling ot Doubt." •tanle;7 E. Mugrldge, pastor, will de- Shrewsbury llceMe7o"practice In New Jersey. tho»« teachingi s to familfil y lilifef . 38. Immersed: xedenta GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN liver the message. Sunday meeting Is held at 11 a.m. 31 Rind of suipris* archalo general jacket Highlands Holradel-Mlddletowa CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 31 Brawl a&Panls, 44. Employ Ths Sunday service will be held at ' Red Bank .: Union Beach 38. Cowls METHODIST Tha Sunday service will be at Highlands 0:45 a.m. at the Thompson School. SB. Can forth 1 1 4 t> T ft n Hlddletown. Rev. George J. Frank Jr. GRACE METHODIST ' Fort Plans Celebration * The • Sunday service wilt be 6 a.m. will preach. Sunday services win be, helrl it •:» 80. Bowl iastar Sunrise Service at Atlantic High, HOLT TRINITY and 11 a.tn. Rev. Franklin B. Blr4 will Si. Lubricate II it ands and morning worship at 10:45 a.m. BTNQ OF KINGS LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN officiate. Holy Communion'will be ob- Rev. William McCullough, pastor, will Middletown Red Ban* served. 13. Same officiate. Sunday services will be at 8 and Sunday services will be held at 9:16 I4.TJbha.pp7 ind 11 a.m. with Rev. Harold Horn- Of 50th Anniversary SAINT ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL 10:46 s~m. with Holy Communion at ierger, pastor, officiating .' 37. American a Highlands mth services. Rev. Anton R. Thtun- West Long Branch scores ot other scientific, tech Sunday services will be:. Holy Eu- hart Jr. will preach.: ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC FORT MONMOUTH - "Fifty ship ie charist at 8 a.m.; family service at MEIHODIBT Red Bank" '. REFORMATION LDTRERJUt years of service to the nation, nlcai and educational achieve- aburevla* // 0 i.m. ana Evensong at 7 i>.m. Rev. Middletown Sunday Masses will be celebrated at .West Long Branch William D< Lorlng, ylcar, will preach. Worship Service at 10 a.m. at the 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m. and noon with Sunday services will be held it t:lS fifty years of partnership in the ments. tion M tfutswamp School. Rev. Wayne Conrad Hsgr. fialvators Dl Lorenzo, pastor, of- and 11 a.m. Rev.-W. Rnhert Oswald community." Known traditionally as the y/A Kill preach on: "The Drama o! Wor-ficiating. will presch at both services. name 2'ft1 < M 25 2k Holmdel ihlp: Beginning In Adoration." On, this theme, Fort Mon- Home of the Signal Corps, the n » n rlRST SPIRITUAL OF DIVINE ROSE post today is headquarters for 41 Banish- HOLMDEL cntjncn Belford' mouih, ope of the world'* fore- ment Ift » Holmdel the'Army Electronics Command, TM Sunday service will be at 11 The Sunday service will be held'at most centern s for communica- •S.W«U :!5 p.m. with Rev. Phoebe Dalle;, Signal Center and School, Satel- % e.nf,, with the pastor, Rev. John V?. pastor,. officiating. tions-electronicsi , wililll mark iits painting Wsljran, officiating. lite Communications Agency, u NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST first half century with a «. Indlsn'a New Monmouth AND Combat Developments Command •Belter SsV ' Keansburg Sunday services will be held at 8:30. celebration starting May 16. 0:45 a.m. and at 7 p.m, Rev. Donald THE CHRISTIAN SC/ENCI Tl Communications - Blectronlps 46. Custom % ^' w, •T. ANN'S CATHOLIO N, Scofleld will (peak at all services. AUOUKt FUACHIU The U. S. Army Field Band Agency, an element of the Stra 4T.SU1 M'A Ik H •n , . .. Keansbura* ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL will play three concerts on the u if Sunday Uasses wUl be s.1 7, 8, ». tegic Communications Com- flower X ix artfl noon. Belford opening day. The traditional ^A Sunday services will be Matins at mand,- and several Army Ma- 48. Meaning 44 «?IHST METHODIST :40, Holy IDucharlst snd sermoa at Armed Forces, Day open house teriel Command project manage DOWtf Keansburg . and Bung- Euotiarlst and sermon at and electronics. ern Star will hoM a rummage ;«; s oelinratlon of Holr Communion 10:49 s.m. with Rev. Harlan C. Durfas. at S; the family service Is at 9:19 am.pastor, preaching o Wednesday Evenings 8:15 PJ Over the SO-yearparlod, It hassake Saturday from 9 an. to 4 SORPR PWK "here will be a celebration of Holy pjn. In &» Maioftjo Temple, Communion at 11 o'clock. Rev. Henry TVSSt UNITARIAN OF HQJfMOTJTB trained some 300,900 P. S. and A. Halt jr., Motor, will officiate, COUNTXT "! allied i military men. It la the Broad St. ' . ' VPFF ' Llncroft First Church of Christ, ScUntltt The Sunday Mrvlee wUl. be held al birthplace of U,S,' radir. «tel- little Silver 10:30 a.m. Dr. Stephen Castle will apiak JII BROAD STREET RED BANK. N. J. They?re Unlipel Adi en "Orey Flannel Morality." lites for communications and ST. JOHN'S) •Science and Health weather, radio relay, the walkle- bally' RsgWer Cltfitttod work time ' UNTIED »BESIIXriUUAN Sirndsy Llncrott . with K»y ts ih* Scrlptiim talkldld,, cercloserff ccircuii t television for you »ropndth»'eli)ek.'""- - munli— TBs Sunday service will t>a at IO:SO s-m. with Rs> Osorse Watson offlelat-' •;• • rj, . kyMAlYIAKlflDD* ffo r large-icalll y trainintiigg andd yours now. *ltuaatuarr t '•'•*./ A

Opener 12- FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1967 NEWARK, Del. — Scoring tw runs In tie sixth Inning, the Uni- versity of Delaware defeatec Surf, Field and Stream Monmouth College, 4-2, yesterdaj in the baseball opener for bo schools. Breaking a 2-2 tie, Delawan pushed across the two winninj Trout Season Opens April 8; runs on singles by Chuck Pescc Wayne Evans and Bill Cattelle a stolen base, a walk and passed ball. Monmouth jumped out to Flounder Fans Finding Action quick lead by scoring a'.l of i runs in the first inning on Joe By DICK RIKER logic, as taught by the old mas- parking lot for fishermen has with you. The lake has plenty Bova's single and back-to-bacl WHERE WILL YOU BE trout ters of stream fishing, we arrive been promised. The lot will be of roach, perch, pickerel and doubles by Mike Sylvester anc fishing a week from tomorrow? at the conclusion: "The farther inside the old gate and close sunnies to fill out any lack of Dennis Van Pelt. The Manasquan will be fairly well you get from the road, the more to the park office. A »ew gate trout. If you don't know where the lake is, just head for the Losing pitcher Tom Bradj blanketed with fishermen long fish you will catch." Try it, you will be built at the office and ocean, turn south on Ocean Ave. struck out eight and walked three. before starting time. If the may find some truth in it cars will not be permitted be- until you see the brick-red Len Fischer was the winner in Manasquan Is a must with you, yond the new gate until 8 a.m. relief. The old gate will either be re- church that stands on the north- 1 why not try the stretch of the ern side of the lake. May wet Delaware «> FIRST PUCE WINNERS — The girls team of the Red Bank Junior Rifle Club won ALLAIRE STATE PARK has moved or left open and fisher- AB K lower river running east from (eet and tired children be your L»Rus!0.5>! 3 0 0 Cathesrt.cf 3 0 men will be able to park by the first place in their division at the recent National Rifle Association of America Junior the old Allaire Furnace at the been the scene of a considerable only problems on opening day. Bova,B! 3 11 M'G'ch'y.Jb 3 1 dawn's early light and fish the •ylvnter.lt 3 12 StPacker.flS 2 0 National Sectional championships. The championships were held at the Somerset State Park. The walk in wiUf problem for the trout "regu- * « < V»nPeU,lt> 3 0 1 DIU.lb 3 0 lars" fishing' the Manasquan. Manasquan without worrying "Ke»aler,r " t- -01 1 0 do you good and there are some Sniezek.rf 4 1 County Fish and Game Protective Association (indoor range), Somerville. Left to good holes that have been float The gate at the park entrance about traffic summons. Here's Where the Action Is Sprague.c 3 0 0 1 Evans. If 5 1 Rlcci.cl 3 0 OlHale.rf 3 0 right, are Joy and Pennie Ericson, East Keansburg; Lynn Senion, Red Bank, and Bon- stocked. Naturally, the water has been closed and locked at FLOUNDER FANS are finding Adams,3b 3 0 0|Ca.Uell.3b 3 0 close to the roads is very crowded night and fishermen parking action just short of terrific. The Brady.p 2 0 OITlssotp 1 1 nie Ericson, East Keansburg. Zold.ph 0 0 I MT.t'cllo.ph 1 0 but most fishermen hate to walk along Allaire Rd. have been given IF YOUR KIDS WANT to try Shrewsbury and Naveslnk are Fischer,! 1 0 27 3 Si and so the law of diminishing warning tickets for blocking fire trout fishing on opening day and both productive now. Best bet! I 27 4 fishermen Is: "The number of access trails. The park has not you cannot stand the thought of — Highlands bulkhead. Sperma- Monmoulh 200 000 00—2 Eeliware 001 012 Ox—* fishermen decline in direct pro- had the manpower needed for facing the mob at Shadow Lake ceti Cove, Oceanic flats, Mon- 3B—fiteacker; 2B—Sylvester, Van patrol and vandalism had become Pelt, Kewler, Tl««ot. portion to the distance from road or Mohawk Pond, I suggest you mouth Beach channel. State Park R.B. Jr. Rifle Girls a serious problem so the gate no good yet as fish seem to be to stream." The second law of take your pint-sized angler to They're Unique! Ads In thi diminishing fishermen then must was closed to everyone until 8 Long Branch and give Takanassee holding to the west bank in that Daily Register Classified worl be: "The number of trout per a.m. Needless to say, trout fish- Lake a whirl. While a goodly part of the river. far you around the dock. Placi water acre of fohable stream is ermen are generally early risers number of trout addicts may be STRIPER FISHING Is Mill quiet yours now. Win at Somerville directly related to the distance and the 8 a.m. opening time at there, it certainly is far less with some action on Long Beach of the stream from the nearest Allaire did not sit well with crowded than Shadow Lake dam. Island, a smattering of fish at SOMERVILLE — The boys and ond in the open division, losing Fields placed eighth and Spray road". them. The county Federation of True, only half as many (ish are Island Beach and bass not feed- girls teams from the Red Bank only by two points to Admiral 10th in the individual matches The second law of dimin- Sportsmen's Clubs went to the stocked In Takanassee as are put ing in Bwnegat. The early fish Junior Rifle Club placed first Farragut Academy with a score FLY DIRECT TO in a field of 119 matches. ishing fishermen is not valid on park people with the complaint in Shadow Lake, but the young- at the Hook are from the Hud- and second in their respective of 1,468 x 1,600. and the problem seems to have son and a few will show up at The scores fired in each sec- stocking: days or during the first sters are happy as kings and divisions in the recent National On the girls team were Joy, Using been solved. Construction of a the tip about » week from now. tional are reported to the Na- three hours of opening day. queens just to be going fishing Rifle Association of America Pennie and Bonnie Ericson, all WASHINGTON tional Rifle Association to deter- Junior National Sectional Cham- of East Keansburg, and Lynn mine the National award win- pionships at the Somerset Coun- Senion of Red Bank. FROM ners. ty Fish and Game Protective As- Firing for the boys team were Exhibition Baseball RED BANK sociation's indoor range. Barry Fields and Scott Bechtle, The Red Bank Junior Rifle The girls team placed first with New Shrewsbury, Arthur Erick- Club is sponsored by the Red AIRPORT score of 1,148 x 1,600, while son of East Keansburg, and Mi- Bank Parks and Recreation De- the boys "A" team placed sec- chael Spray of Fair Haven. partment Yanks, Mets Lose; Killebrew's HR FLIGHTS $125,000 Tournament DAILY Downs Bombers; Cardinals Unload 4 PIRATES' BATTTNG POWER By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS three and getting three other bat- Another Redbird rookie, Ron MONDAY thru FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - ters on grounders. Willis, was touched for New FORT MYERS, Fla. — The FRIDAY Johnny Pott (65) Takes Harmon Killebrew belted his Mantle Returns York's three nlns, two of which Pittsburgh Pirates unleashed sixth homer of the exhibi Mickey Mantle made his first came on a pinch homer by A) their batting power and bombed Storting April 3 tion baseball season yesterday appearance for the Yankees since Luplow in the eight inning. the Washington Senators, 11-4. being sidelined with a pulled AMAMWWMMM as the Twins nipped the New Second baseman Bill Mazero- Early Greensboro Lead York Yankees, «. hamstring muscle 10 days ago. PAPPAS STARS ski, first baseman Dorm Clen- Schedule . . . KillebreWs homer, for his 15th He walked twice and grounded dcnon and outfielder Manny Mo- GREENSBORO, N. C. (AP) - as I'd like to; my Irons couli year in which his best finish has TAMPA, Fla. - Milt Pappas, run batted in, was hit off left- into a double play. la each got three hits In the RB to DCA* fohnny Pott took advantage be sharper and my putting been a lOth-place tie. a pitching disappointment last FltgM Lean Arrive hander Fritz Peterson with the Pirates' 13-hit attack. i late starting time to take an pretty bad," in summing up In all, 30 men in the field of year, went eight innings and al- «M 7:00 A.M. 1:15 A.M. bases empty in the second. CARDS UNLOAD Steve Blass got the victory, scat- airplane spin yesterday morning, round. 144 broke par and 15 equaled it. lowed only three hits as the Cin- 410 4:00 P.M. SMS P.M. Peterson went seven innings and tering five hits and giving up DCA' 10 RB then flew around the Sedgefielc Pott had six birdies in his ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-The cinnati Reds won a 3-1 decision Fourteen men shot 70, includin was ahead, 3-2. one unearned run in five Innings. Flight Leevi Arrlvt Country Club course in 65, si; bogey-free 32-33 round, with his St. Louis Cardinals unloaded for from the Los Angeles Dodgers. 54-year-old Sam Snead, winne The Twins scored the tying The Senators' other runs came in 48] f:N A.M. 10:15 A.M. under par, to take the firs! longest putt a 20-footer on the six runs in the first inning and It was the longest pitching here eight times from 19! the last two innings on triple, 411 <:W P.M. 7:15 P.M. round lead in the $125,000 Greater fourth hole. He had 31 putts and run in the eighth and the win- got one-hit pitching from Dick stint this spring by a Cincinnati through 1965. by Dick Neil and Jin French. • Notional Airport reensboro Open Golf Tourna missed only two fairways, one ning run in the ninth off right- Hughes as they dumped the New hurler, and the only damaging Pott, playing on an Ideal sprin Catcher Paul Casanova of ment. by a foot. hander Dooley Womack. York Mets, 8-3. blow Pappas allowed was a fourth Afew Twin Engine day, was one stroke off t Washington injured his, left ankle The long driving, crosshani A walk to Frank Quilici, a Hughe's, a 28-year-old rookie inning homer by Jim Lcfebvre. record for the 7,000-yard coun Sanders, who has won twice in the third inning when he slid Aircraft iutting 31-year-old, who has woi single by Walter Bond and Zoi'o right-hander, pitched so impres- The Reds got all their runs off as he shot his best round of and lost a playoff here in four into second base'trying to break our tournaments since turnin; Versalles' smash off the pitch- sively against the Mets manag- Dodger starter Claude Ostcen, years, had five birdies and one er's glove for a force at second up a double play. He was carried irofessional 11 years ago, held bogey. Playing the back nine er Red Schoendienst emphasized who went seven innings; A dou- scored the winning run. from the field and taken to a two-shot lead over defendini first, he knocked in three putts he figured Hughes as his fifth ble by Deron Johnson and a sin- Right-hander Dean Chance hospital for x-rays. champion Doug Sanders and tw< Bruins Lose of from 15 to 25 feet, but twice starter. Hughes, who won two gle by Tommy Helms produced pitched six Innings, rookie Ron young California-bred "Limbei in the round he three-putted and games for the Cardinals last the first run in the second. Pap- jacks," George Archer and Dav once took three from the edge Keller one and relief ace Ron September, allowed only one hit pas had a hand in both of the To Hawks, 3-1 Kline the last two for the Twins. tockton. of the green. through fire innings and struck next runs. His single and a dou- St. Agnes Third BOSTON (AP) - Dennis Hull Kline pitched perfectly, fanning out seven. In fifth place, another strokf Archer, who carries 185 pounds ble by Tommy Harper account- taking charge while big bnjthei the • Cardinals bombed starter 5 back at 68, were Chi Chi Rodri on a 6-foof-6 frame, had nines ed for one tally in the * fifth. RED BANK AIRPORT Bobby rested an ailing knee, Jack Hamilton for all their first- guez and South African Garj of 35-32 and finished with a nine- NBA In the seventh, an error by In CYO Tourney scored with less than eight mm- NEW SHREWSBURY Player. foot birdie. inning runs. The Redbirds scored Lefebvre and singles by Leo Car- TRENTON - St. Agnes of At- utes left last night In boostin; on five hits, two errors, a walk FOR RESERVATIONS Eight men shot 69, among them Stockton had nines of 34-33, denas and Pappas produced the lantic Highlands, defeated Our the Chicago Black Hawks to and a passed ball. final tally. Lady of Perpetual Help, Maple Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros, 3-1 National Hockey League vi taking two penalty strokes when Frisco Wins Red Bank 747-9080 Shade, 73-62, for a third place each a double winner on the tour tory over the Boston Bruins. hitting into the water twice. But SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Asbury Park 531-5200 this year. he birdied No. 15 from 30 feet in the Trenton Diocesan CYO Hull raced down the right win; Staked to a 22-polnt lead by great Newark 623-4055 Palmer, who goes after his to get his second place tie. basketball tournament here boards, fired a long shot whic shooting from Rick Barry and New York 656-4545 fifth Masters title next week, Player, happy over a new put- Nate Thurmond, the San Fran- Gaeta's 71 Tops Wednesday night. Boston goalie Bernie Pare aid, "I'm not driving as we ting stroke and improved chip- Keith Martin led St. Agnes with kicked out and then poked cisco Warriors last night held ping, chipped in for an eagle off a determined fourth quarter a 24-point performance. The At- the rebound for his 23rd goal a 3 on the 518-yard Mth, and birdied 12:33 of the third period. rally by St. Louis to beat the lantic Highlands quintet jumped COMPLETE the short 16th from 10 feet. Hawks 117-115 in the first game Shore Golf Loop off with a hot 23 points in the Chicago added an insurant Rodriquez knocked in four putts of their playoff for the Western first quarter and warded off the goal at 19:50 as Eric Nesterento of 10 to 15 feet, but three-putted Division title in the National M1DDLETOWN - Pro Vito in Spring Lake. To be eligible for opposition the rest of the way, fired into an open net aftei two successive back nine greens FARM Basketball Association. "Red" Gaeta shot a three-under the top prizes, a go'.fer must St. ARM (71) | OI.PB (83). Boston had pulled Parent for in one of the best rounds of the O F P I CWOMO 6 Oil par 71 yesterday on his home have competed in five or more WlUnn 2 l .ijo'Rrm sixth skater in a bid to tie th year for the 116-pounder. Barry, the game's leading scor- P.BIm'MtU 1 1 16 • 3 11 er with 38, accounted for 16 in the course to take top honors in the of the weekly tournaments. Oth- Martin 11 2 24 whelan SERVICE count. Boros, shooting a front nine Mlhnk 1 « S Wilier opening quarter and Thurmond individual professional division of ers also may compete, but will The last place Bruins he 32, lost his edge with a double McNec 2 1 Builnnl Frank Porter's tallied 10, sending the Warriors the Jersey Shore Winter Golf not be eligible for the cham- Kennedy 6 0 12 Chicago's famed "scooter line bogey on 10, where he three- T. Murphy 1 0 1 League Tournament at Bamm pionship prizes. O O putted after missing the green, to a 40-25 advantage. By half- - Murphy 0 — Stan Mikita, Doug Mohns an Hollow Country Club. lndlvldMl Frofeulouli J.sim'nttu 0 0 0 Red Bank Tire Co. Ken Wharram — scoreless an and a three-putt bogey on No. time, San Francisco held a 67- VII. "Rnl" U ARE, New Jersey Welfare Council, Robert M. Letts, Walter F. held in the Rutgers University La- Jersey and said that reports com' whose classes will embark on the N THATM& IT-IF Taw WAS 1 RIGHT; THEN.ITWASNT experiment, outlined their plan Monahan and Robert M. Olsen, bor Education Center here. ing to him show that this will made the arrests. TfcMMVCOX-MA&E TAKEN AfYAbViCEHE'b for the board. Donald Tshudy, a BOOZE-IT WAS Mr. B»temaa said that a leg- cost approximately $120 million. HIM STUMBLE INTO BE ALIVE TODAY.' DEMON islator spends about 50 per cent Federal assistance is available sixth grade teacher who is re- Tonti Hits 2 Senators THECAWL of his time on that job. He does to states for medical care pro- signing Friday, was a co-planner. WATER not favor a full-time Legislature On Parkway Expansion grams if the states implement Cost of the program will be " because he thinks this will at- about MM. • . LONG BRANCH-At the meet- THATWb v tract more people whom be clas- the federal legislation by 1870. ing of (he Monmouth County Fire- sified as being "Job-oriented." The large Sum needed for the The detailed proposal presented men's Association, Louis D. Ton- FORPOO THRE , by th« teachers is aimed at en- tl, executive director of the New ]* He also predicted that a full- state share would require sales hancing and extending areas of k BLOKE,' . time Legislature would attract tax increase, an Income tax or Jersey Highway Authority, said the curriculum which lend them- that in order to raise $204,000,000 . more lawyers, and he indicated a lottery, he said. selves to more effective develop- to properly expand Garden State tbat this anight not be * good Dr. Frederick L. Hipp, «ecu< ment in a natural environment. Parkway facilities, it would be . Idea either. tive secretary of the New Jer- It will also .'serve as a basis for necessary to collect tolls on free Noting the increasing complex- sey Education Association, sug- evaluating the merits of a school Sections which were built with ity of a legislator's task in re- gested that the welfare council camping program as a possible federal funds. THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART cent years, he doubted whether seek out other state groups for integral part of the curriculum. the part-time concept could con- The planned activities will com- "The state is ready to purchase support of its legislative goals. these sections," Mr. Tonti said, Ofctf, IN THIS > tinue indefinitely. He said that the council had bine the co-operative, aspects of scene, BLANCH OKAY"-. camping with specific academic "but the two U.S. senators re- Staff Need Seen never asked the NJEA for support fuse to make this a toll road VVAUtse UP AMD. V$B A STANCHN FOR '' Mr. Bateman said that the legis- in its push for Medicald and objectives. The children, will THE ClOSB-ilPS. visit a dairy, a farm and points through Union and Morris Coun- ' Iator's load could be lightened that NJEA support is not too ties. It Is a shame that these somewhat if more of the Senate difficult to get If there is a so- of geological Interest. Their ex- periences will involve science, two men can hold up the benefit and Assembly commltteej had cial issue involved. mathematics, social studies, to the many for just a few." ' full-time staff members. There Joel Sterns, assistant commis- health, art, writing and speaking, *' are only four such staff mem- sioner of the Department of Com- research, career opportunities, youngsters are 'ready* for this '' bers serving committees of the munity Affairs, said his newly recreation and development of experience., present Legislature, Including one formed department is a future interests that could last well be- "To establish a foundation for each for the Senate and Assem- one-stop place for people from yond their three June days to- future learning in many subject ' bly • education committees, he gether. areas of the junior and senior "said. local communities to find all of the assistance they may need The objectives described by Mgfc schools where 'In-depth' de- partmental instruction is re- Mr. Bateman chlded the forum from various state departments. the teacher-authors are: "To pro- • audience, saying that the mes- vide an opportunity for young- ceived. . sage of Uw welfare groups does They're Unique! Ads fn the sters to use file skills, concepts, 'To develop a positive and not come across dearly. He said and understandings which have healthy attitude within youngsters STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD that the sales tax has yielded Daily Register Classified work evolved during the past seven about their environment, about THE oli 5EEMS NEVER almost nothing for welfare pur- for you around the clock. Place yean of their academic life, and education, and about people, SEE THAT?-LOOKS LIKE/LOTTA VALUABLE Y °° I MW.'- THE AUTOMATIC RECORDS COULD BE V To BE LOCKED, / IVE GOT A KEV poses. In part, he attributed Ibis yours now. to do this at a time when most which can be of lifetime value.' MIKE/ m SPRINKLERS HAD ROONT SW MORTFROM/THATMORT-FROM/THATUU OPEN ITIT/ MIND COMItT DOWH LET 60 IN THERE/ HERE A MINUTE?

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'til 5:30 p.m. Use Our \fant Ads HOME DELIVERY • In a brief meeting, recessed When the subject of library ex- tor of Fort Monmouth's Institute jetties to control sand drift and The assumption that because has be!en convicted of a crime his crime?" he asked the corn- Mrs. Ralph Hobbs of Georgia from Tuesday night, the four pansion was first broached, it for Exploratory Research, invit- build up beaches; and direct 10 per cent of protein consumed within,the past-10 years is re-mtttee. will be guest speaker. Also to councilmen present agreed the was thought to be impossible be- ed the audience to help htm ball pumping of sand into specified yearly by humans Is fish, we will ordinance authorizing the con ou{ the oceans and take a trip areas to create beaches. have to. Increase fish production quired to notify the State Police Mrs. Robert Multer of Clover address the group are Mrs. Oak- cause Councilman Samuel Tcich- Barracks on Cedar Dr. within 72 ford A. Schailck of Elmer, presi- struction was good business. er was said to agree with Coun- around the world inspecting the Since beaches became of ma? greatly, doesn't hold water, Mr. Hill Rd. objected to the ordi- Councilman Amedeo V. Ippolito, ocean basins. The basin of the Clark declared, since the protein hours and receive an Identifies- nance's Inclusion of convictions dent of the state unit; Earl B, cilman Ippolito that the addition jor economic importance to New Garrison, Monmouth County who had reservations about the Atlantic, he said, is typical of Jersey about the turn of the can come from other sources. tlori card. ,' j -'•'•'."' •'<'•.:• in foreign courts. was a non-essential expenditure construction, remained at home ocean basins around the world. century,- Mr. Rankin explained, Anyone'moving into the com- school superintendent, and Mrs, now. Because the addition re- Furthermore, the sea ij not "We may well have some peo- Thomas Frostlck, president of the recovering from a mild cardiac quired a bond ordinance by the It is shaped like a soup bowl, municipal, county and state gov- teeming with fish, he added, as munity;, or even stopping • tem- le who were convicted in Cuba, .attack. with the 100-mile-wide continen- ernments have co-operated in the porarily after the; ordinance takes, county chapter,' [' City Council, affirmative votes many believe. A great many hlna or Russia Just to cite an Mrs. Harry Fornarotto of Mr. Cioffi said he had been of four of Hie five councilmen tal shelf at its edges and the shoreline conservation program areas.and species of fish are al- effect, -10 days after publication, example," she said, "and an- told by Henry Michniewsky, state sharp drop-off to the mid-ocean here. In the 1930's, fie added, New will be required to register im- Wanamassa is health chairman were needed. ready over-fished. Moreover, fish other problem would be' with tor the state congress. Mrs. Wal-library services co-ordinator, that deeps corresponding to the deep Jersey was a pioneer among the occur only on the edges of the mediately. people convicted of something Two weeks ago Mr. Tefeher ter Haynes o( Freehold is pub- the cjty is assured of at least changed his stance and said that center of the soup dish. states in interesting the federal oceans; the greater part of the The moit vigorous opponent °| during 'a civil rights demonstra- $70,000 in federal aid. There is Relief oil the ocean bottom, he government in the problem. Fed- seas is a real desert, Mr. Clark the measure, Rev. John S. Grauel licity director for the county because of the site ol federal tion that no longer would be unit. the possibility, Mr. Cioffi report- explained, surpasses anything era' funds have been made avail- explained. of Hockhockson Rd, called the against the law." funds available it was good busi- ed, that the city might ge,t even ness to build the addition now. contained on the less than 30 per able ever since. Can the sea be "farmed" to ordinance an invasion of privacy. Mrs. Multer also questioned more. cent of the earth's surface which Richard B. Stone, opeanogra- make fish more plentiful, as "I think It is a violation of the workability, of requiring visl Public Invited The city was to have gotten is dry land. Submarine mountain pher for the U.S. Department of many suggest? Possibly, Mr. constitutional rights, and it tors to register immediately. $90,000 in aid, but when other Egg Hunt Tomorrow peaks rise higher even than Mt. the Interior presently assigned to Clark admitted, but added, "What smacks very much to me of ' Township Attorney D. Joseph To Tour Temple municipalities who were in line RED BANK - The Parks and Everest's 29,000 feet. Ocean can- Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory, gigantic project! It would be police state tactics," he said. DeVito said the State Police had NEW SHREWSBURY - Mon- for aid were unable to put up Recreation Department's post- yons and deeps are far deeper spent his time tracing correla- the same as saying 'farm the Measure's Target requested the Immediate' regis- mouth Reform Temple has ex- their share, the portion of aid poned Easter egg hunt will be than any rifts in Uie earth's dry tions between temperature moon.' The sea is big, deep Mayor George Handio said the tration provision, but added, tended an Invitation to the com-to participating municipalities tomorrow at 10. a.m. in Memorial surface. Large areas of the con-changes of the.ocean water and and hostile to man," he went on. move was aimed at controlling "I have some serious doubts munity to tour the new temple grew. , "ark. ••'•'•,• tinents are covered by the wa- movements of game fish. Sea ' a growing criminal element not Estuarian waters — shallows about it myself," and religious school at 332 Hance Mr. Cioffi said the city would Children aged 2 to 11 will be ters of comparatively shallow surface temperatures, drift, cur- near shore and in estuaries where welcome in' the township. Ave. on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. know by April 17 if It is to get divided into three age groups to seas; the North and Baltic Seas rents and fish movements are "We have a lot bf race track John Taltavall of Mulberry La. fish are attracted by nutrients In Members ol • the temple's more funds. hunt for 3,000 candy eggs and in Europe and Hudson's Bay in plotted ^from low-flying Coast the water are most important activity, and, along with horses, felt this would be a useful tool board of trustees will be hosts. to aid police in their work of /Jaw Mr. Cioffi called the library 15 eggs marked for special prizes. Canada are examples. Guard aircraft, ,he explained, to us and must be protected, he come many undesirable people," Women of the congregation will addition the "best buy" In years Red Bank High School cheer- Erosion, rainfall and weather- from Cape Cod to Florida; Cer- ha said, i enforcement continued. serve' refreshments throughout for the city. , ' leaders under the direction of ing cause vast amounts of min- tain fish, it is found, follow wa- "The rich part of the sea Is "If this is true these people "I think the people ought to be the aftemooii, Everyone Is wel- Mayor Paul Nastaslo Jr. said Miss Dorothy Loversiue will' as- eral resources to ba carried con- ters In which there is only a few here at your doorstep; take care" ' certainly aren't going to reglsregis-- protected a little bit," he Mid.- come. the addition was a "great step sist the department. ' - - stantly to the sea by our rivers. degrees temperature change, mi- tilt," Mr. Clark concluded. J. AUTOS MHOS FOR SAUE AUTOS FOR SALE 16—Friday, March 31, 1967 ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND PUglffi NOTICE AUTOMOnVB . LOST AND POUND nan — w ruttfanrxM son. AUTOS .THE-DAILY REGISTER um — KW-W* wii» tfwot w tor*!BOAT — HI. «n-H. "Krimla." WK.I 3i«4 yotWfWAOWr - atoi 23,000 mila. ami UlJWorU Kxt Baa*. HM tlu lumen tUC <$•£ tola grm, «UM wtaiit. rutUt uus ylm mrsiatot. •(Mriof to Ixut. R»- nun cjuia rowin AWATT rm, First sign of a good used car. If eompifcu, otherwise tfi. CeJl t71< j. CUl 7«T-aM. hi tfi CJl AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE (More CUtsined Ads — Lugs User ea.t. White lireut, MARK'S PEZIRU, 11 B. Bridge Avc. >awi. Lakeside, River. Btngham-Runi' 8peclaUzlnac In fresh oven plsza. Open On The Next Page) ion. OoltfrUd, MM30L 4:00-12:00 Closed Monday*. 7<7-9&H. Trade in your bug AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Top Quality foraeiar. USED CARS You get about 36.2 miles a gallon on the new Renault 10. OVEM 1965 PLYMOUTH 1964 PLYMOUTH 1962 CHRYSLER With automatic, Fury III, two-do or hardtop. Sport Fury, 2-dr. hardtop. N»w Yorker, full oowar. it drops all the way to 35.7. Automatic tram miss! on. V-8, auto, trans., P.St. Air conditioned. Powtr tttirlng. Radio and haatir. $1975 $1450 $950 Yotfll findtha t a car will do a lot of things that a 1963 PONTIAC bag will not For example, the Renault 10 will cruise at 1964 VALIANT 1963 PONTIAC 80mph while averaging an honest 35mpg. And when it Sport coup*, 2-dr. hardtop. 2*dr., manual trininiitiion* Sport coup., 2-dr. hardtop. comes to comfort, well, a car is a car and a bug is a bug. Four-ipa«J floor shift. Low mileage, like new. Auto, trans., powar starring. The Renault 10 has 4 doors (not 2). And it has 13 cu. Powar brakes. ft. of luggage'space, and enough legroom to seat a 6& $1345 footer comfortably. $975 $1350 Still and all, you pay about the same for the The RenaultlO is the new Renault 8. longer. And better-looking. But essentially Renault 10 as yon do for the bag: $1647* the same car that the editors of Rood Test magazine picked over the Volkswagen 1963 CHRYSLER For the same money you might in an 11-page comparison.report published in March. It's got an optiqnal auto- 1963 FORD as well drive a car. 1965 CORVAIR Newport, 4-dr. tod an, groan i bi G matic transmission that doesn't cut gas mileage or power. You have to drive it t Fairlan. "500", 2-dr. HT. 1ASTMIP llUlf COASIP.&E.WMHE automatic trantmiulon, pow- to believe it. Why not call your Renault dealer and set up a test drive now? "500", 2-dr. iport coup., With automatic traniminion. er steering. This week's Automatic trtmmisiion. 1 Renault 10, itandard tram. $1,647 F.O.E. Rinault 10, automatic tram. $1.81 Z P.O.E. $1175 $975 Special. $995 •J9.38 Per Month CENTRAL JERSEY'S OLDEST NO MONEY oo BUHLER& BITTER INC. AUTHORIZED RENAULT DEALER* 39 ESTABLISHED 1925 'with nominal down payment 89 BROAD STREET KEYPORT DOWN PER MONTH 264-0198 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9; SAT. 'TIL 5 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK EQUIPMENT LISTED BELOW FREE * 4-wheel disc brakes * Bucket seats • 4-speed synchro transmission • Windshield washer TOMS FORD IS MONMOUTH COUNTY S * High output heater, defroster * Twin horns • Whitewalls • Safety door locks NEWEST AND LARGEST FORD DEALER! 12-MO. OR 12,000-MILE GUARANTEE

TODAY MONMOUTH MOTORS INC. OPEN HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN 9 TO 9 FIRST on the TOM'S FORD CUTS PRICES MUSTANG SALES ROUNDUP

)N ALL 1967 FORDS IN FORD COUNTRY SPECIAL SAVINGS! TO SAVE YOU MORE MONEY SELECTED USED CARS! WE KEEP THE BETTER HALF OF OUR TRADE-INS ... AND WHOLESALE THE POORER HALF TO OTHER DEALERS. On Hand Now for Immediate Delivery '63 FORD Galaxie "500" o-Cyl. 4-Dr $ 750 SERVICE SPECIAL '62 FORD Galaxie "500" 2-Dr. Hdtp., Auto., P.S $ 750 BIG FORDS MUSTANGS '64 FORD Custom 4-Dr., Standard Trans $ 895 COMPLETE FRONT '63 FORD 6- Pass. Country Sedan, S.W., Auto., P.S. $ 995 MOST COMPLETE LINE IN THE HARDTOPS, CONVERTIBLES, END ALIGNMENT INDUSTRY FASTBACKS '64 FALCON Futura 4-Dr., Auto . $ 995 RESET CAMBER CASTOR; TOE IN: '64 COMET "202" Custom 4-Dr., Auto .$ 995 FAIRLANES REPACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS "63 FORD 9-Pass. Country Squire, Auto., P.S. __._.._...._ _„._._„'.$! 195 AND ADJUST, BALANCE TWO "64 FORD Galaxie "500" 4-Dr., Auto., P.S $1250 FALCONS PLUS FRONT WHEELS; FRONT WHEEL '65 FORD Custom 2-Dr., Auto „ ..$1250 4 TWO DOORS, FOUR DOORS, '500s GREASE SEALS, IF NEEDED. EX- '64 FORD Galaxie "500" 2-Dr. Hdtp., Auto., P.S .. $1295 WAGONS, FUTURAS - TWO DOORS. FOUR DOORS, TRA: PARTS ONLY. "65 FALCON Deluxe Station Wagon, Auto „ $1395 WAGONS. HARDTOPS, "63 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power $1450 CONVERTIBLES Regularly $18.25 •65 MUSTANG 8-Cyl., Automatic ._ $1495 THUNDERBIRDS '64 FORD 9-Pass. Country Squire, Auto., P.S. _ $1495 THE ALL NEW FOUR-DOOR LANDAU. TRUCKS Special Price $13.50 '65 FORD Galaxie "500" 2-Dr. Hdtp., Auto., P.S _ $1695 TWO-DOOR LANDAU, A FULL LINE OF FORD TRUCKS, BRING YOUR CAR IN ANY DAY "65 MERCURY Monterey 2-Dr. Hdtp., Auto., P.S. $1695 TWO-DOOR HARDTOPS EVERY SIZE and SHAPE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AND "66 FORD Fairlane Station Wagon, Auto _ $1750 WAIT FOR IT. '65 FORD 6-Pasi. Country Squire, Auto., P.S. „„. $1895 Bank Rate Financing—36 Months to Pay '66 FORD 6-Cyl., 6-Pasi. Country Sed.. Auto., P.S $2095 '66 FORD 6-Cyh Galaxie "500" 4-Dr., Auto., P.S $2095 "63 MERCURY Colony Park S.W., Air Conditioned „ $2150 '66 FORD Galaxie "500" XL 2-Dr. Hdtp., Auto., P.S. ..'.....$2295 FORD MOTOR'S NEW 1967 TOM'S FORD '65 LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL 4-Dr., Air-Conditioned $3495 3-1966 WARRANTY YOUR FORD'S '66 MERCURY Montclalr 4-Dr. Hdtp., Exec. Car, 7,600 Milei POWER TRAIN . . . '66 LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL 4-Dr., Exec. Car, 6,500 Miles Is Only r I EXECUTIVE CARS 5 Yrs. or 50,000 Ml. ''•1 '66 LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL 4-Dr. Convertible, Air Conditioned Plus . . . Your Ford Continues Minutes Away BELOW COST to be Covered for 24 Mo. or \ 24,000 Miles as Specified in From Eatontown Circle h WHY DO WE SELL MORE? NEVER TITLED Warranty. Talc* Route 35 north 15 milei 'til #., COULD IT BE OUR LARGER STOCK? you tea Tom'i Ford on tha laft hand iid» of th» highway, than OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE DEPARTMENT? make firit U-turn for Routa 35 OUR CONVENIENT LOCATION? lourh, t(i>n 100 yards to Tom'i "IT TAKES THE LARGEST DEALER Ford entrants. OUR BETTER REPUTATION? TO SAVE YOU THE MOST MONEY" or tak* OR THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOWEM

Garden State Parkway north to Keyport Exit 117, from exit tali* COULD BE! COME IN AND SEE! firit right hand turn and proceed one block to back entrance of Tom's Ford. COME TO FORD COUNTRY!

TOM'S FORD: or From' loyihor* Arts DEALER 200 HWY. 35 264-1600 KEYPORT MOUNT-ENGLISH Vi

WHERE PROMISES ARE PERFORMED SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AYE., RED BANK—741 - 6000

if. ' . t AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SATE AUTOS FOR 8A1E AUTOS FOR SAI£ AUTOS FOR SAUT AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SAIB j fridiy, Mtrch 31,1967—17

MU(T tVA, 1961 THirm**BTF.D _ 1M1 . ~ CMnrfcrttfrU. IMS Botntzmus COWVEETIBIJE —; 11H CAPJUCB SPORT OOUtTB — Trt- . — Vm WOOA. OVJR PAT- rwMoor larttop. Blt<* wltli rM Iwtti- U.BW) mJlw. Reverb. Excellent «o&4J- low with fcUcJc vloy] roof. A.utmai£lc. witi reil bucket ml - Interior. THE DAILY laUrior AutmuUc. power HMT rw Tywtr stWinKr nAto, V,V*> zsilfta, &«;nut.Hi:- . Rt. — UW) two-door lurd- AUTOS FOR SALE 'BSS8JS8?JI& » P0HTW3-— Four^loor budtop. IMS SONTUC BOHNBVIU.H — Con-top. Full rowtr. AS 18 SPECIAL, JUS cellent condition, low mtlMEe. Sacri- verllbletibl . FactorFtyy airall . To~-p condition. Full Price. BELMONT MOTORS, Et. -CaU 74L-IM7. 7M-3M2. ' !__.__ . 322-0441 nJghU. 35 (3DS Mipte Ave.) Red Dank. 711-4778, I OLDBMOBIL,E—1943-98 f,mr-door bard- CHEVROLET 1M2 — Impala. hardtop, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE top. Full pownr. N» money down. TAKE full power. No money down, TAKE "CAR OF THE YEAR" AWARD OVER PWMINTB 0!" J9.<0 P«r WMK.OVER PAYMENTS OF W.90 per week. BOrOBU AUTO SALES, Rt. X. N«p- I BELMONT MOTORS, Rt 35 (365 Maple tune. 774-6700. . THIS VYEEK ONLY . 1|A; Bed BMlk. 7U677^ CELEBRATION SALE TODAY UNTIL NEXT MONDAY AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ON ALL JERRY BARATTA and LOU LERNER'S 28 MERCURY MODELS! THE DODGE BOYS vOF CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH : ' IE Met i er <• ' ' Wi|l Sell Any Car In Inventory FREEHOLD a iate model used car '47 DODGE DART DEMO. Two-door* automatic transmission. AT AT $50 •66 FORD $1899 GEM OLDSMOBILE Custom 500, four-door. OVER OUR COST! : '66 •6& PONTIAC $2495 '66 MUSTANG $2195 RAMBLER „... $1299 leMons Sprint hardtop, OHC, «- Hardtep, ^cylinder, air conditioning. INVOICES WILL BE SHOWN ON REQUEST '66 • Two-door automotlc cylinder, 4-speed ira'ansmlsslonr , Sal* Pric. DODGE CHARGER $2199 bucket seall. •65 FORD * $1995 •67 VALIANTS ...... $ 1875 •66 BARRACUDA $2095 L.T.D., 4-door hardtop, t

SPECIAL BUICK 2-DR COUPE FOR AS LOW AS enables us to continue it until April 15! HURRY DOWN NOW! -'2285 •* WE'RE DEALING LIKE NEVER BEFORE. Our greatest SALE EVER! TAKE IT FROM THE BONANZA BOYS ... LE SABRE 4-DR. SEDAN LE SABRE 2-DR. HARDTOP r YOU'RE GONNA GET A FULL SIZE BUICK FdR AS LOW AS FOR AS LOW AS SURE SAVINGS- *2695 »275O ON IMPALA V-8 SPORT COUPES ALL MODELS Equipped with threo-speod tynchromesh transmission, V-8 engine, seat belts, 4-way flasher, AND BEL AIR V-8 SEDANS 2-speed electric wipers and washers. Heater, back-up lights, plus many other std. items.

TEST DRIVE 1967 OPEL 1966 BUICK THE FABULOUS KADETT "IMPALA SPORT COUPE" ... LEFTOVERS A OR THE EXCITING BUICKS •f OPELS BEL AIR TWO-DOOR SEDAN V NEW CARS AT TWO-DOOR SEDAN! ASLQWAS GREATLY REDUCED STATION WAGONS FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO PR ICES! SPORT COUPES E MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER/ CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK

SHREWSBURY AYE. 7414400 NEW SHREWSBURY . . "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" AUTOS FOR JALE y, Mw*!, 3£l967 AUTOS FO* SALE RttfAU! I ... A SIMPLE STRAIGHT FORWARD AND THE DAILY REGISTER mtm- AUTOS FOB SALE ni-mt- I BPBCULX ~>UM BIL, AIR WAOOH INFORMATION FILLED ADVERTISEMENT FROM s, mtomiue, Fewer .itewlnr, f«U< UHCOtM «•» — <-. __ hesur. ThU week only, fl.m. Ce, fall i»«er. No nsaut down. TA JOHN CtAJUC MeOAJUiiy Oievrole OVIR PAYMENT! •5|[».9O per week. I Fin* Ave., Atlutle Hljhlindi. 29i.ua 8ONDEW AUTO MW. St. 39, Htf RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. tune. ' "*"" 1967 CHEVY BUYERS iMpped. No OUWMOBU/E — 1»M, M9t lotour-ooott AUTOS FOR SALE oVKft PATMI- ey down. I BBLMONT MO-—_.„. p.90 per "THE BONANZA Ave.) Bed 8«jlc. H14n* w«k. 8»WJ0MT_MOTpM,. SALE CMVROLKT UM - Imp.ll UlrttgE; I full power. No money down. TAKK OHJBVBOLKT 1WB - Imp»l» TRANSPORTATION OF THE YEAR" OVER PAYMENTS OF *9.80 Per WMk. fait nowef. No cash needed. TAKE BONDEU AUTO BAMS. Rt. 35. M«P- pAT neo tww 7TI-8J0O. gXgggKuA£¥ ^ I MeCArUhy CHEVROLET PONTIAC — 1*1. Bonnevlllo hetdtop. tune. 774-5700. Full Bower Trl-power engine, wo OHKVBOLBT — — Imp«l» two- lit. Are. , AUutto Bl«audi Son.yKrn TAKBOVER PAYMEOTB door hardtop, full powerr. Ko , money CENTER OF *«.« per we«V. BELMONT MO- "own. TAKE OVBR PAYMENTMENTS OF law per week. BELMONT MOTORS. Kt. 35 (308 Mapll Ave.) Bed BW*. If you are one of those people who think that Oldsmobiles Benk niV Mt-0778. IMPORT CAR HEADOUARTCRS 1992 CHEVY n WAGON — Bcohoiny are higher priced than other makes, please examine this sell- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE pln« lots of room. Ellht puienttr wllh -—"" HAND NEW "~~" Standard traiumlsilon. Radio, healer. ing price schedule. (If you know better, you can still review it******* S, low price. Call Hoy. McCARthy WMKLY ft********************* ******i- OhevntM, Pint Av«,, AUMlllo Hlfh- the situation.) lands. 291-1101. STRAUB BUICK {• OPEL RALLYE j PONTIAC 196« — Bonnevllle, nine pu- '67 M.G.s $10.40 i VALUE CARNIVAL •enter uaUim war«, factory ilr-oon- THESE PRICES ARE FOR BRAND NEW, FACTORY-EQUIPPED 1967 OLDSMOBILES* * SPORTS COUPE I 4ftioned. run power. No caah needed. « 1967 OPEL PRICES TAKEi OVERPAYMENTS OF »1»M '67 Renaufts $9.82 : perweek. BONDEU AUTO IAUC), Bt. HERE'S PROOF THERE'S "A ROCKET FOR EVERY POCKET" * AVAILABLE NOW | * START AT $1712 (delivered) K, Neptune. 774-gTM.' WDatsun $10.82 t (Leii high trade, allewencei) "425" Holiday Sedans ISTRAUB MOTORS; (More CltHllted Adi STRAUB MOTORS PRICED UNDER PRICED UNDER PRICED UNDER Oa Tie Next P«J») and Coupes MO MONEY DOWN •6HIGHWAY 35 !HWY, 35 KEYPORT" $2,200 $2,500 $3,100 BANK TERMS $ 2(4-4000 ' 264-4000 \ Delta 88 Town Sedans •J "CHECK WITH OS FO1~ Mile Souiti ol Porkwr Exit 117) AUTOS FOR SALE Cutlass Y8 Holiday F-85 L6 Club Coupes Delta 88 Convertibles VOLKSWAGENS Sedans—Cutlais and Town Sedans PRICED UNDER Fully Buoronhted Per Week Supremo Holiday Low Mileage $2,800 66s Slightly Used $8.80 Coupes and EXCELLENT PRICED UNDER PRICED UNDER •65s SELECTION $7.80 Town Sedans $3,300 a WHILE $2,300 Vista Cruiser 3-Seat 64s THEY LAST $6.80 NO MONEY J Station Wagons •63i $5.80 DOWN BETTER "98" Town Sedans F-85 V8 Club Coupes PRICED UNDER Delta 88 GUARANTEED SPECIALS and Town Sedans $2,600 Holiday Coupes SPECIAL- > Cutlass L6 Holiday "64 CORVAIR Cutlass L6 and V8 Coupes and Town Sedans PRICED UNDER Mono Coup* $795 Station Wagons * 3- PRICED UNDER $3,600 BUICK 66 RENAULT R-t $11*1 * J- Cutlass V8 Convertibles $2,900 •45 FORD WGN.. C. $. $1695 PRICED UNDER 65 SUNBEAM ALPINE _.$1595 i- Cutlass Supreme "98" Holiday Sedans', $2,400 '65 OPEL WAGON $ 895 3- Holiday Sedans Viita Cruiser 2-Seat Coupes and 64 RENAULT DcrapMu $ 791 t '64 OPEL SEDAN % *M Custom Station Wagons Cutlass L6 Holiday Delmont 88 "330" Luxury Sedans '64 KARMANN OHIA _.$119I '64 'FORD Com., Ilk* mt BUYS Delmont 88 "425" Sedans—-Cutlass V8 Town Sedans and 64 OLDS 98, 4-dr., air $1791 '63 MONZA COUPE $ <9S Holiday Coupes and Holiday Coupes Convertibles—Delta 88 '63 FIAT 1109 SEDAN _$ 395 t{ (Buick Prices at Straub Motors Start at $2483 Delivered); Town Sedans Delmont 88 "425" Holiday Sedans PRICED UNDER 63 MO ROADSTER $ MS Cutlass Supreme 63 CORVETTE. SR, 4tp*M Town Sedans $3,800 62 COMET 4 OR. $ 6ft Sports Coupes (1 PEUGEOT WAGON .$ 39$ PRICED UNDER •61 FORD WAGON $ 49S PRICED UNDER "98" Convertibles •41 OLDS 2 DR.H.T. ....$ S95 $3,000 54M.&. T.F. PRICED UNDER $2,700 J $2,500 Vista Cruiser 3-Seat 3- Cutlass Supreme PRICED UNDER MONMOOTH Custom Station Wagons )» F-85 L6 and V8 Convertibles—Delmont $4,000 MOTORS BUICK-OPEL Station Wagons 88 "330" Holiday Delta Custom Holiday Antwfatd Dealer 3- Cutlass L6 Convertibles Sedans—Delmont 88 Sedans and Coupes Toronado HIGHWAY 35 Vh Mil. S. of Parkway Exit II7J KEYPORT - 2*4^4000 3- HWY. 35 — 542-2414 •All prices plus N. J. State Soles Tax 3- FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION . CLIP THIS SCHEDULE AND BRING IT TO ... EATONTOWN > RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. • 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-0910 RED BANK 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE OPEN MON.. TUES., THURS. and FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. — WED. 'TIL 6 P.M. — SAT. TIL 4 P.M.

You can believe TED CONWAY when he says: xxl Finance My Own Cars'7

Father and Son owning and operating SEACOAST in Red Bank over 41 years.

KITSON CHEVROLET WAS OPENED APRIL 1, 1957 AND MOVED TO THE NEW SHOWROOM FEi., INS In Ten Years KITSON CHEVROLET Has Grown to Become SALES Monmouth County's Outstanding Chevrolet Dealership • NO MONEY DOWN "EVERYBODY KNOWS KITSON" • FINANCING FOR ALL • 1ST PAYMENT MAY HOW COME? IT'S THE ONLY CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP OF • Credit Manager on Premises 9 A.M. 'til 10 P.M—CALL NOW ITS KIND! - A 15 ACRE CHEVROLET CITY DEVOTED TO

Low Weekly Payments -65 DODGE . $12.90 '64 CHEVROLET $ 9.80 '64 OLDSMOBUE $ 8.80 VOLUME SALES, GREATEST SAVINGS AND OFFERING THE "440" Stotlon wagon, Fully Equipped 2-Dr. Sedun, Full Power F-85 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power "67 TOYOTA $13.40 65 FALCON $11.70 Land Cruiser Slallon Wagon, 44 CHEVROLET $ 8.90 •64 TEMPEST $ 9.00 4 wnwl Drive Station Wagon, Full/ Equipped Oreenbrlar Van, Fully Equipped Coupe, Fully Equipped •65 FORD $13.30 MOST MODERN SERVICE FACILITIES IN THE AREA. '« MUSTANG $14.40 Goloitie 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power •64 COMET $ 7.90 '44 TEMPEST $11.40 Coupe, Fully Equipped '45 OLDSMOBUE $12.90 Collente 2-Dr., Fully Equipped Station Wagon, Fully Equipped "66 PONTIAC $14.90 "88"2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power 44 CORVAIR $ 7.80 '63 BUICK $ 8.60 Cot a Una Station Wogon, Full Power "45 PLYMOUTH $11.20 "SOO' 2-Dr., Fully Equipped Special Deluxe Station Wagon, Full Power •44 PONTIAC $12.90 Fury lit Hardtop, V8, Full Power •64 CORVAIR $ 6.90 Cofalina 4-Dr., Foil Power '45 PONT/AC $1J.9O Monra Convertible, Fully Equipped '63 BUICK $11.80 TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Bonnevllle? 4-Dr. HordtOD, Riviera Hardtop, Full Power •45 BUICK J12.?0 Full Power, Fociory Air •64 CHRYSLtR $ 8.90 Factory Afr Wildcat Hardtop, Full Power New Yorker Sedon, Full Power, '45 OLDSMOBUE $13.70 Factory Air '63 BUICK $ 9.80 •45 BUICK S14.B0 "M" 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power '64 ECONOLINE $ 5.90 LeSobre Hardtop, Fully Equipped Rlvfero Hardtop, Full Power Factory Air '45 PONTIAC $13.40 Van, Fully Equipped '63 CADILLAC $14.90 •45 BUICK ..' $14.90 Coupe DeVllle, Full Power ARE YOURS DURING OUR SPECTACULAR LtSobre 2-Dr. Hardtop. Full Power GTO 2-Dr, Hardtop, Full Power '45 CADILLAC '63 CADILLAC $12,40 '45 BUICK $14.90 Sedan DeVllle, Full Power LeSobre 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power •45 MUSTANG '63 CHEVROLET $ 8.60 45 BUICK $15.40 Impala 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power Wildcat Convertible, Full Power •43 CHEVROLET $ 8:90 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE! '45 BUICK $14.90 Coupe DeVllle, Factory Air, Full Impolo Hardtop, Fully Equipped Electro Convertible, Full Power Power, H & H, Wlltewoll Tin* •63 CHEVROLET $ 7.90 '45 BUICK ..' -.:... $12.40 FULL C94OE Bel Air Station Wogon, Full Power Over 200 New Chevys in Stock for Immediate Delivery! Electro 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power Convertible, Fully Equipped PRICE ._ 93473 •63 FORD $ 6.90 45 CADILLAC ..... $19.80 R&H, Whltewall Tires 2-Dr. Hardtop, Fully Equipped Sedon DeVllle, Full Power, •64 FORD $ 6.30'63 IMPERIAL $11.40 Factory Air FULL PRICE $1695 4-Dr. Sedan, Full Power 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power Shop Kit-son Today and You'll See Why "Everybody Knows Kifson" •45 CADILLAC $22.90 '64 FORD $ 9.80 '63 LINCOLN $11.90 Country Squire Stotlon Wagon, 4-Dr. Hardtop, Factory Air, Coupe DcVtlle, Full Powe,r, « PONTIAC S14.50 Factory Air Full Power Full Power Eonneville 2-Dr. Hordlop, Full Power '« CHEVROLET $11.80 '64 FORD $ 8.90 '63 OLDSMOBUE $ 7.90 '45 T-BIRD $16.90 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power 4-Dr. Sedan, Full Power l/npnla V8 Convertible, Full Power Hardtop, Full Power 44 FORD ;..... $ 7.40 63 OLDSMOBILE $ 8.90 •45 CHEVROLET $11.40 •45 TEMPEST $14.40 Folrlaru "500", 4-Or., Stick, "88" 4-Dr. Hordtop, Full Power Impola 4-Dr, Hardlop, VB, Coupe, Fully Equipped Fully Equipped Factory Air, Full Power 63 PLYMOUTH $ 8.90 '45 CHEVROLET $13.90 'M BUICK $12.90 64 FORD __L $ 8.70 Fury Convertible, Full Power Convertible, Full Power Goloxle XL, 2-Or. Hardtop, Impolo 2-Dr, Hardtop* Futt Power Full power CHEVROLET '« CHEVROLET $10.90 44 CADILLAC $14.90 OVER 200 CARS TO I Bel Air 4-Dr.; Fully Equipped 4-Dr. Sedon, Full Power, Fcctory Air 64 OLDSMOIILE ..$10.90 AS DODGE $10.90 44 CADILLAC $16.90 •ft" 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power CHOOSE FROM j Couot DeVllle, Full Power Dart Sedan. Full Power 64 OLDSMOIILI $11.40 ( Factory Air "M" 2-Dr. Hordlop, Full.Power

AUTO SALES HIGHWAY 36, EATONTOWN PHONE 542-1000 NE)(T TO N. J. MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION HOURS-MON., TUES., THURS., Wl. « TO 9; WEO. 9 TO «; SAT. f TO S AUTOS TO* 8JUUE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE Friday, March 31, 1967—19 WO OEDHUJOWLX m — roar-door ll«i BZL AXH •— Wmi', )mt*t. OUSm. tm. ewxUUon, teii. BOB WHITS BUICK, Ini. Ho noatr Aovrn. Call Bomb •MJSISfi TAIK OF THE TOWN Rtagwald, HcCAIUhy Chevrolet, Mr* fystX vhu-p. BpicUl pnet. JSo money w-mt Ave., Atlantic BWilaads. 261-llw. down. Ctlf Koy. MoCAEtbj Obeyrgtet, TBIUKPHvUM - Orien. bltck Uit. MOTORCYCLES Pint Ave., Atianttc Hl(bland &14BM ully mulppeii; U.OOO mileage. SplUlre \X» PLYMOUTH — rmx-tmt, alx cjl- SELLING PLYMOUTH — IMS, nation warm. • VXCZ. Cill M2-M96. nder, automatic transmission. Exc«l- Full power. Ha money dawn. TAKE Uaa BS396 GHSVEUjg lent,, condltioa Fulliprlce I29S. stevefu UN BBA L10HTNINO - «M. InmuUU- OVER PAYMENTS OP 111.20 per week. MS CHEVROLET MALIBU — Stick, (uto Balei, 14 E, Newrcao Bpringi* Rd., ate. Low uUein. Moderate custom. BELMONT MOTORS, Rt li (3M radio, heater, snow tires. Excellent est offer. 7S7-M22. < sondltlon. »15M. Cell after 6:30 671-1663. 141-0578. YOUR CAR? Maple Ave.) Bed Bank. 7U-6778. KAMBLKR — 1KB, lUUon wa(on. A-l 95« VOLKSWAGEN — Sun roof. Heady 1985 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE — Four- 1B5T CUBHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER — W. Par Top Dollar Foe Clean PONT1ACB — DKSIKB INTKKBSTED condition. Ko money down. TAKE joor, V8. Automatic transmission. Very $75. Call 222-05BS or 226-4113 altar « PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAX. OVER PAYMENTS OF 12.10 per week. or inspection. f32S or beet offer. Cull cleaa $1395. BOB WHITE BUICK, 741- Used Canl BENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. EKLMONT MOTORS, Rt. 36 (3MM 542-OOSO. 662 RAMBLER — Standard shift. Ra- SPRING CLEAN UP! lltlon. Call alter 6 p.m. 812-2388 '63 CHEVROLET $1275 I960 CHEVROLET — Six cylinder, llo and heater. Call alter 5 p.m. 872- •65 CHEVROLET $1450 Iropalg tour-door station wagon.. stick shift, two-door hardtop. U25. Call 1332. BACK ROW "AS 18" SPECIALS Bel Air tour-door itdon. Auto.. Auto., Raditf, Heater., 842-1116. 964 PONTIAC TEMPEST — Sport WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Radio, Heater. :oupe V-8. Automatic. Power steering, 1959 Catallns. two-door hardtop. $125 1960 FORD FALCON — Two-door, tadio. Clean. $1,396, Call 671-2290. JUNK CARS WANTED '63 RAMBLER $ 975 white. Clean. Standard ehift Radio, 1959 Rambler wagon. (195. SHORE AUTO WEECKKP.S '65 DODGE $1575 heater. 8175. 787-4076. GET AN EARLY START ON SUMMER 542-5544 22M9M TwtKJwr hardtop, *Aufo.# radio Four-door station wagon. Auto., 1962 Rambler convertible. Ready to Rodlo* heater. Two to cftoost from. .959 Bonnevllla two-doDr hardtop. |195. heater. roam. Good condition. Best olfei aroun-' AUTOS FOR SALE J650. Call 842-S819. 1960 Rambler sedan. (99. '65 RAMBLER $16?5 •63AMB'SADOR $1150 863 CHEVY II — Station WBBOn, nine V-l Hdto. Full power. Auto., RS.H. "990"; 4-door >edan, 19.000 miles. 1 OVER $1500 64 Mercury Montclalr Mr Sdn >assenger. Low mileage, new tires. Ex- 1961 Rambler. |145. WANTED - WANTED owner, automatic, R/H, P.S. 67 Cadillac DeVllle Conv 64 Ford GTxXLSW Conv lellent. Original owner. 747-9055. (7 Cadillac 63 Olds-2 8! Hdtg Sdn '65 RAMBLER $1295 DeVllle Hdtp Sdn ONTIAC 1962 — Catalina convertible. 1903 Volkswagen bus. $599. 67 Oldi Delta Cutlass Hdtp Cpe 61 Cadillac Fleetwood 4-drSdn CIOMIC twHloor sedan. Radio, heat- )ne owner. $950. Mercedes, 1960, sedan '62 RAMBLER $ 650 6i Cadillac DeVllle Hdtp Sdn 64 Volkswgn 150OS 2-dr. Sdn '67 checker USED CARS er, like niw. model 190. WOO. 747-0(14. RASSAS PONTIAC Nine-passenger station wagon. . • 66 Codlllac DeVllle 4-dr Sdn 63 Olds SI 4-dr Sdn Auto., radio, neater. 66 Cadillac Calais Hdtp Sdn 61 Cadillac Sixty-Two Hdtp Sdn 1965 MU8TAHQ — J120O or best ofler. 39.1 Broad St., Red Bank. 741-9180. '65 RAMBLER $1175 63 Ford GTxSOOXL Conv Call WE PAY THE LIMITI 65 Cadillac DeVllle Hdtp Sdn 1963 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE — Two- American twa-deor sedan. Radio, 65 Cod'loc-4 DeVllle Conv 63 Olds F-65 Cullosi Hdtp Cpe marathon 787-1513 Any make, any model. heater. '62 JEEP $ 695 62 Old) 99 Hdtp Sdn door, automatic transmission. $795. Two-door station wagon. ' 65 Codllloc Sixty-Two HdlpCpe VOLKSWAGEN — Fastback. 1868. Per. BOB WHITE BUICK, 741-6200. $50041000 ect. $1,900. Financing arranged. Call '64 CHEVROLET $1250 I30O0-M500 Tter 6:30 p.m., 741-6653, 1962 CHEVROLET — Oreenbrlar. Auto, McCARthy '61 VOLKS $ 695 65 Cod'lac-2 Calais Hdtp Cpe 62 Buick Skvlark Hdtp Cpe mstlc. Nine passenger. Good condition. Chevellt two-door wogon. Auto- 63 Volkswgn 113 2-dr. Sdn ?ORD SUNLINEF. CONVERTIBLE Just overhauled. Call 781-5921. matic, radio and Heater. Station Wogon. 64 Cadillac DeVllle 6 Win Sdr 960 six cylinder. Power steering, auto CHEVROLET 64 Cad'lac-4 DeVllle HdlpCpe 62 Ponllac Catalina 4-dr Sdn 60 Codlllac DeVllle Coupe natic transmission, new top. Very BOOI _„ FORD OALAXIB - 500 Spor First Ave. Atlanilo Hithlandl '64 VOLVO $1250 '61 DODGE $ 495 ondltion. $450. Call 671-3076 after 8 coupe, V8, automatic transmission, pow- R5OO-UO0O 61 Cbevy Impola Hdtp Sdn er steering. 28,000 miles. $1295. BOB 291-1101 TwHloor, 12]-$, radio, htater, Four-door hardtop. Auto., radio, 67 Olds Cull's 6 Cyl. Sin Wan 59 Cadillac DeVllle Hdtp Sdn WHITE BUICK, 741.6200. tucktt seati. heater, power steering. 66 OldS-2 Cutlass Hdtp Sdn 61 Olds SB8 Hdtp Sdn 1955 CHRYSLER — Four-door hardtop 61 Chevy Bel Air 4 powtr top. Universal, four-wheel drive. lect, 721-7100, OASIB MOTORS. Rt 9. 1964 RENAULT DAUPHINB — Perfecl 65 Olds 91 4-dr Sdn 60 Corvalr Monia 2-dr. Sdn Jayrevllle. condition. Call Call 741-0578 63 Cadillac DeVllle Hdtp Cpe 5? Chrysler Windsor 4-dr Sdn RARITAN GARAGE 046-8999. 61 Rambler Classic 4-dr Sdn U6J CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE — 63 Codlllac DeVllle 4-dr Sdn Maroon. Two tops, 327-300 h.p., 4-spBed 63 Cadillac Sixty-Two Conv 56 Olds 81 Hdtp Cpe 1961 FALCON — Two-door, automatl BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BEDLE RD. KEYPORT with hurst, 4.11 posl rear. AM FM transmission. Excellent transportation 65 Olds Delta !9 Hdlp Sdn 55 Olds 88 Hdlp Sdn vltli reverberator. Excellent condition. 65 Pontiac Bonnevlile Hdlp Sdn 49 Olds 91 2-dr. Sdn 264-0361 41-5484 after 8 p.m. $595. BOB WHITE BUICK, 741-6200. VENTILATE YOU MUBT ' TWIN-BORO RAMBLER 65 Olds - 2 Delta 81 Hdtp Sdn Mowers, ducts cowls, complete kits WE'VE SOLD & SERVICED 66 Pontiac LeMans HdlpCpe SHARPLY CLEAN - 1953 Renaul cS t t Champlaln and Canadian FOR SS YEARS U130, $550. Dial 741-6993 for lnforma- TRUCKS FOR SALE RAMBLER AND AMBASSADOR S150O-S200O BUY WITH CONFIDENCE lon on countless extras. 1% _ TON RACK BODY, »150. 195 64 Olds 91 Hdlp Sdn .964 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Lo' THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 64 Ponllac Bonnevlile Hdtp Sdn FORD. lW-ton steel rack body truck, *ew Jersey's Largest Marine Supply JEEP SALES & SERVICE nlleage. Excellent condition. 946-449: good condition, »6oo. Phone 264-4167. House. 24 Wlarf Ave., Red Bank. 62 Codlllac Fleetwood Sedan venlriga. 1 64 Olds-] Hdtp Sdn TWO 1950 QMC 4 yard dumps; twe 741-5780 NEWMAN STIIN6S RD. 747-OMQ MD IANK Super U * SPRINGTIME SUNBEAM. — ALPINE — Red, 1985. Open Sundays and holidays. 64 Olds 88 Hdlp Cpe Radio, scat belts, carpctllng. Low mile- truck mounted snow plows. 563-1992. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 64 Olds 88 Hdtp Sdn :e, Immaculate. Muit sell. 842-H66. lights 566-6891. 64 Olds - 2 (I Sedan \ 1957 CHEVROLET HALF—TON PICK- 63 Olds 91 Hdtp Sdn SAVINGS 1863 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE — Four- UP — S350. Call 747-3935, THB LIQUID PLASTIC COATINO 60 Cadillac DeVIID 6 Win Sdr Cadillac-Oldsmobile door hardtop. Clean, good running con. after 5 p.m. AVAILABLE AT • 64 Pontiac Star Chief Mr Sdn [ttlon. Power steering and brakes, Hy- THE YAOHT SHOP WRITE YOUR CHECK Broadway at Fourth Ave. dramatlc, radio. J139S. Call Boy - 1950 CHEVROLET — Half-ton plck-u] 11&4 Ocean Ave., flea Bright 842-1813 S1000-S15M LONG BRANCH START McCARthy Chevrolet. 29H10L (100. Call M-18 RACING SCOWS — 11,350 62 Old! F-U Coupe 1962 BUICK ELECTRA — Four-door, 264-7874. Monmouth Marina 63 Pontiac Grand Prix Hdtp Cpe 222-1234 jardtop Sharp. J1O95. BOB WHITE 1953 DODGE PICKUP — S17II 48 WeBt St, Monmouth Beach 222-3492 BUICK, 741-6200. Call T4.7-1094. 15' FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT — 40 HERE 1957 PLYMOUTH SAVOY — Four-door. J.H Evlnrude. Many extras. Best of. *ad!o and heater. Passed Inspection in 1959 METRO walk-ln truck. Naw Urei fer. Call 872-1580 after 4 p.m. Ian. Runs good. $70. 46 W. Highland 6 ply. Very good condition mechanic- PREFER ENGAGEMENT BINO TO-^ Hve., Atlantic Highlands^ ally. Ideal beach buggy, camper oi good delivery truck. Cheap. 747-0835. 15 FlbBr-glass ski boat with 05 h.p. 22 Lind Dr. Mlddletown. DOUBLE CHECKED AUTO RENTALS L One thing 1961 CHEVROLET PICKUP — % to 16' PENN YAN—Outboard with a 35 USED CARS Good condition., Call 842-0818 alter tup. Johnson motor. Used for water FORA p.m. skiing. Call 741-0*91. LEASE A NEW 1963 OLDSMOBILE 1963 THOMPSON CHRIS CRAFT — 40 about a used VW. MOTORCYCLES h.p. Johnson. Electric start New bat- DOUBLE CHECKED "Super 88" Sport Coup*. FORD MERCURY tery. Convertible top. Aft cover. Ex- OR CONTINENTAL! 1B6« HONDA SUPER HAWK 305CO — tras. Excellent condition. Reasonable. USED CAR 1964 OLDSMOBILE Rack and windshield. $895 or belt of- fer. Call 671-2290. 1865 SKIFF — Custom built, complete "Jetltar I" iport coupe. ENGLISH MOTORS SONDA —! ) Model C-200, 1954. *150. with gear, trailer, 35 h.p. Sea King Maple Ava. 747-4545 Red Bank Call 291-098! motor, electric starting, $890, Also 20 FROM after 8 p.m. 1965 BUICK & %\ Motor> *m °*ulfle r "Electra 225" iport coup*. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 16' THOMPSON — With 1964, 40 h.p. '65 Chevrolet It looks as homely as Johnson electric. Navy top, side cur- 1962 CHEVY II 161 MOLDED PLYWOOD RUNABOUT Biscayn* four-door. Two*door. — Fair condition. Windshield, oars, pump. Remote control. Must sell a new one. 190 or best otter. 7474280. '65 Pontiac 1966 CHEVROLET BOAT TRAILER — For boats up to "Malibu" iport coupe. IS' - U'. 4150. L*Mam convertible. So wh»n you jef last year's modal 10th ANNIVERSARY 071-2101. I it's almost like parting this year's. This tar 1966 CHEVROLET IS' QLA8SPAR — 1982. 40 h.p. Evln- Especially sine* thaie cars have rude electrlo starting. Mastercraft trail- "IrnpaU" convertfbl* coups. er. 8305 film. Call 842-1116. '65 Chrysler has passed paned the VW It-point safety and NOW GOING ON LIGHTNING NO. 381-19' Cay Sailer, "300" iport coupt. our I6.point partormenca test. And hava our 100% rebuilt for racing. Dry sail!, new guarantee that wt'll repair or replace 1961 CHEVROLET SALE Seldlemen San, hard spinnaker, extra safety and suit Sacrifice S605. Trailer available. '65 Pontiac U all major mechanical parts* for 30 "Monia" sport coups. COME IN AND HELP US SELL-A-BRATE! 671-3925, performance days or 1,000 milas, whichever comet SAILBOAT — Windmill, No. 1884, 1514 Grand Prix. first. 1962 BUICK Olsen built sloop. Kenyon dacron sail, test. racing rig. Two years old. In excellent What you're getting is a car that "Invicta" 3-saat it«. wagon. ALL PRICES REDUCED! condition. Trailer and hitch. Reason- '64 Ford not only looks almost new. It runt able. Call 741-9555. that way, too. 1963 CHEVROLET 1966 BUICK RIVIERA HARDTOP BLUB JAY NO. 3931 — Olsen built, Country Squira wtgon. equal to new. Two sets sails, cover, •engine/ transmission, rear axle, front axle "Impala" iport coupe. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering, power bralcei. trailer. 741-7483. assemblies, broke system, electrical system. 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA V-8 NATIONAL ONE DE8ION SLOOP 17'- 1963 BUICK FlberglEtssed hull, SS rigging. Family '64 Buiclc Four-door iport sedan, automatic. sailboat. 5100. 671-55M "Skylark" iport coupe. LtSabre iport coupe 1957 VOLKSWAGEN $550 Radio, heater, power steering. BOAT TRAILER — 2,000 pound capac- *.«•' ity. Tandem axle. Fully equipped in- Black sedan, red Interior. I960 FORD 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA V-8 cluding tilt, hydraulic brakes, under Convertible, automatic transmission* water hubs. Spare wheel and tire. 1067 '64 Pontiac "Thunderbird" iport coupe. inspection Bticker. Ready to go. $250. Grand Prix (air conditioned). 1958 VOLKSWAGEN $595 Radio, heatar. power steering. Call 566-8568. Blut sidan. BEFORE YOU BUY — Have the boat 1964 BUICK surveyed. Chet Locklln, Marine Survey- "Skylark" 4-door sedan. 1965 CHEVROLET or and Consultant, call 2S1-22U. '64 Buiclc 1959 VOLKSWAGEN $695 TWO — 15' PLYWOOD RUNABOUTS — Sptcial wagon.' Light blue sedan. One 15 h.p. One 35 h.p. Both with 1965 PONTIAC Impala V-8 sport coupe. trailer. Asklr.'g $60O tach. Phone 542- 1960 KHARMANN GHIA $895 "Catalina" 4-door ledan. Standard' transmission, radio, heater. 2827 evenings, weekends. '64 Pontiac 1795 1414' FIBERGLASS BOAT — Steering Coupe, TT blue. 1963 CHEVROLET console, Almost new. With 10 h.p. Bonnevill* convertible. Mercury motor. Excellent condition. .w "Impala" convertible coupe. 1964 CHEVELLE $1395 Asking $465. Call 671-2818. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN $895 Malibu Super Sport convertible. 26' SHELTER SKIFF — Chrysler Turquoisa, tunroof. Radio, heater, power steering, automatic transmission. Crown motor, $1200. '64 Buiclc 1964 FORD 291-9065. LtSabr* wagon. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $950 "Salaxio" 500 XL conv. coupe. 1964 CHEVROLET $1595 OHCB ONLY, new 1066 Chrysler 45 Impala V-8 sport coupe, automatic transmission. h.p. outboard motor reduced $205 off Gray, sunroof. list See the whole lln,e of new boats t 1966 SUNBEAM Radio, haatar, power steering. and motors by Chrysler. Irwln's Yacht "64 Buiclc 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $850 * Two-door. • J 1963 RAMBLER .$ 895 Works, Marine Park, Red Bank. Spacial four-door ledan. 14' FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT — With Red, pantl truck. . Classic custom four-door sedan. tilt bed trailer, 10 h.p. outboaTd, >225. | 1964 OPEL \ Automatic transmission, radio, heater. 25 h.p. Mercury outboard, 1190. 8T1- Sport "Kadett" coupe. a 9307. '63 Chevrolet I 1963 CHEVROLET $1195 34' CLAYTON 1058 — Flybrldge, shlp- 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 B.I Air V-8, ifation wagon, automatic transmiliion. to-Bhore, depth finder, twin screw. S7&50 Blicayne two-door, I , 11958 VOLKSWAGENSS Auto fire extinguisher, other extras, N Radio, heater, power steering. Will trade small boat. 229-9652 or write Two-door. Box J-113, The Dally Register, Red 1962 FORD $895 Bank. 1965 FORD IMPORTS SPECIALS 27' LUHR9 — 1061 cabin cruiser. New '63 Buick Galaxit 500 convertible, radio, haatar, auto., power staaring. LeSabre iport coupe "Salaxie" 500 iport coupe. Gray 225 engine. Radio, etc. A-l con- 1962 FORD $950 •66 VOLKS $1395 '63 TEMPEST $ 895 dition. $3500. Call 741-0080. •65 OPEL $ 995 L«}Mans. 25' TWIN SCREW PROWLER — *150O. Galexie 500 4-door, radio, heatar, automatic, PS., AC. 1962 BUICK '62 OLDS $1195 Located Sandy Hook Bay Marina, High- '63 Comet "Invicta" 4-door hardtop, lands. 872-1450. Four-door, 1963 DQDGE , . $995 98 Holirlay. 28' SKIFF — Cabin • sleeps two. 100 '65 VOLKS 1500 $1195 '62 RAMBLER ....$ 695 h.p. Gray Marine. Call Polara 2-door hardtop, automatic, radio, haatar, powar st«er'g. 1964 BUICK •62 MERCEDES ..$1295 842-0079 "Electra 225" 4-dr. hardtop. Wagon. '63 Chrysler 1963 PONTIAC $1550 '62 VOLKS $ 695 '62 FORD $ 895 BUSINESS NOTICES Bonneville 4-dr. HT, auto., RSH, full powar, air conditioned. XL50n hardtop. Newport ipcrt coupt. 1959 TRIUMPH FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — All "TR3" Roaditer. A LARGE SELECTION '61 COMET i$ 595 typeB masonry. No Job too small. 1964 JEEP * , $1150 Pour-door sedan. CHARLES HOWEE, Mason Contractor. Jaap wagonear, big six, overdriva, 747-4470, *vi '61 Falcon 1963 PONTIAC OF TRUCKS ON '63 CHEVY II ....$ 795 PERSONAL AND SMALL BUSINESS Two-door. Two-door tedan. RETURNS prepared by an experienced "Star Chief" 4-dr. ledan. HAND tax accountant Call 168-7281 1966 FORD $2075 •59 LINCOLN ....$ 695 Mustang 2-dr. hardtop, R&H, V-8, four-speed. ' RECONDITIONED CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS. GARAQES 1965 CHEVROLET Convertible — Have truck. Light caullng. Call attar •j '61 Borgward "Impala" SS iport coupe. and REFINISHED •60 CHEVROLET $ 495 3 p.m. 741-2149. • Wagon. SPECIAL ' SMALL PAINT JOB SPECIALIST — READY TO WORK Two-door sedan. Inside. Reasonable. Call FRIDAY THROUGH MONDAY • 1965 PONTIAC 774-6552 "Bonneville" 4-dr. hardtop. FEDERAL AND STATS RETURT 8 '60 Volkswagen prepared completely. Individual, busi- ness, partnership, corporation, lftm Two-door. 1965 OPEL 1965 BUICK year in business In Mlddletown area. Margery Trovato. T-A Reliable Tax Sport coupe. "Wildcat" euitpm 4-dr. HT. Service. Call for appointment 671-1289. RACKHOE BULLDOZING — Mowing, '60 Ford, 1965 BUICK plowing, pumping, laterals All septio 'k WDrk. BEN BRYAN, 671-0580. H«lf-t°n pickup. "LeSabre" 4-dr. hardtop, • $750.00 SMITH GARDEN AND LAWN SER- VICE — Beginning Spring clean-up. 1964 BUICK Monthly rates for lawn cart. 747-59S4. '60 Triumph LANDSCAPE GARDENING SERVICE MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST "Riv!era"_iport coup*.. • FRER ESTIMATES. TELEPHONE FRANK GRASSO, 7471408. and LARGEST VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 1964 PONTIAC NEED A HEW ROOM? AN OLD ONE REMODELED? Or the entire house "Star Chief" 4-dr. hardtop. renovated. All work guaranteed. Call 257-9656. Custom Improvement. Com- USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM pany. OARDJJN AND LAWN SDRVICn SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. Ri. 96 at Monmouth Road ROUTE 36 A.R. Dlei 127 Oakland St, Red Back, BOB WHTE BUICK 7*7-5019, WEST LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN VKTKKAN REPAIR SERVICE — All Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury \ BUICK-OPEL \ 542-1IU 542-1000 kinds of - home repairs. Small jobs, NEXT TO AIRPORT , Interior and exturlor. 284-3201. 2«4-6885. {HWY, 35 KEYPORTi • OPEN DAILY 9 TO » NEW SHREWSBURY 74I.620Q 741-8500 254-4000 ' i WEDNESDAY 'TIL 6 P.M.. SATURDAY 'TIL t PM. (More Clammed Adi On The Next SOME fHINGS WORK SO WELL . . . NOTHING CAN TAKE THEIR PLACE! DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED ADS

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FOR SALE FORJALE 20—Friday, March 31, 1967 HELP WANTE&-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE By Bit Keane) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THE FAMILY CIRCUS SAVE MONEY THE DAILY REGISTER Brlnt your window]! shade relltra In. It "harie for shad* only. Put « your BE YOUR HAMMOND rollers while you kilt. Cltu, crisp BUSINESS NOTICES shades help beaullfy a room. MACHINE OPERATORS OWN BOSS PROWN'S WE REPAIR ORGAN broken tlass in aluminum doora oi '' i Jl Broad Bt. Ret Bant T«MM» windows. Also screens repaired, Fas OF ASBURY PARK TE3N- SPEED Euro] ean style tourir^s; service. Free delivery, pickup. bicycle. Ulte nt», jl «. Vntcyde, Ilk* Millwrights — Days SELL Corner ol Main 81. k MatUaon Avs. new. t30. Must se,l| 291-0237. PROWN'S THE LARGEST OROAN AND PIANO ALUMINUM BIDINO (4 PRICK: Just 82 Broad EL Red Bank 741-7500 CARNIVAL BAR DISPLAY IN THB SHORE AREA flnishM-'law deve(ppm.nt must ch>s« WORN SHIRT COLLARS? Expertly Maintenance and repair of machinery and building. Mutt out surplus stock;, 3 colors, green. turned. Minor alterations. Hemmtng. ICE CREAM Open dally tU 9 p.m. Bat. til ". V-m. Bray, wnlle. Installation Guaranteed; Cat! 291-3781. havt own tools. 741-4700. I MARCH USED ORGAN SPECIALS HAMMOND BPimrt) OROAN — Asking From a revolutionary new Thomas Spinel — .. - * 39 pric. $675. Phone ^ EMPLOYMENT bowery Spinet — •••• 3a3 mobile ice cream truck. Wurlltzer Spinet _., • HELP WANTED-FEMALE Baldwin Spinet * ,-;. PORCELAIN SINKS - ««*», TOP RATE PLUS BENEFITS Baldwin Spinet ' ;»9 s» Gas range. 34". tit. W CAB WASHERS: PULL TIME ONLY • New lease or purchase plan. bicycle, J10. as Is.;; 7O3265. • Earn a gdod year's pay in,only Hammond M-3 J J* — OuU. 19 t« U, for detailing can Hammond M-3 with reverb * »£ FURNITURE FKOH SEVERAL, cleaning Inside wtadowa and outsidi. STEADY YEAR ROUND JOB. .« months. HOMES - Storatfs. sales, estates. drying. No experience necessary. Good • Expert training and guidance. Hammond M-lOtJ — »!'£» • Well established, protected terri- Hammond CV wllh Leslie |l.og. BUS Wilton rue HOiO. Sun porch arm wages. Apply Country Budser Oas Hammond B-3 with PR speaker ....J1.69. chairs $7-50 *»«»• &"* ehsttts. 14,75. Waah. Hwy 34 jllddletown tories. • No Investment. Oulbransen Rlalto with Leslie *1.KM Three-Wd roonwIIVWer screen J».5J, JOIN A GROWING COMPANY • Start Immediately. Conn Artist Deluxe with 2 Chlldrtn'J desks »,». Ottoman Hit. LADIES PART-TIME speakers .- r. B5 oval mirror J8.50. Uutfet mirror I4.7S. Knock, knock lor Fuller. No cxperlenc WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE BRO- Weser Grand riano 1 3 More and more. •BUBCIIVJ ™ • needed. Our Fullereltes earn (25 to (4 IN A GROWTH INDUSTRY CHURE, OR COME IN ANYTIME. a week working 2 to 3 hours a day All Items sold with a itiannin budget Call 183-1313, 566-2013, 566-3257, «-H« terms available. UNPAINTED FURNITURE SECRETARY— Legal, competent. Good Interviews All Week vmal can w« say? We nav« (•» limn aalary. Call CARNIVAL BAR 775-9300 Mil ol One untainted lurnltiu* and ' 642-2553 BUIiF BOARD - 8'8'\ Mallbu, J50. chairs la contemfforary and Ktitf HOUSEKEEPER — Must sleep In. Ma- Good condition. Call after .8:30 «71 American. 19% oil manuractursM IM ture, muBt like children. Borne light ICE CREAM CORP. 1663, price. U»e our LaJ-A-Waj Plan. TM housework. Weekends off. 550 per week. really should com* In! 741-3756. VIKING HWY. 36, P. O. BOX K SET OF DRUMS — Three piece, one cymbal and stool. I?S. RED BANK LUMBER RED BANK AREA - Dental assistant. EATONTOWN, N.J. 747-5209 Shorthand and typing preferred. Send Corner Pearl and Will H«4 Bad! resume to Box G-107, The Dally Regli BRIDAL GOWNS FOR SALE—Or ren ONE BOXSPRINO M4 mattrtsf ter,' Red Bank- INDUSTRIES "Know what, Mommy? W« iurf dialed a bunch of numfora 542-1070 .t h»U price. Bridesmaids' gowns and doublel wllh legs, flood condition. *1». accessories, laces and tullel. Outside llrl's 20" bike. 115. 871-MW. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Days, and wo'ra talking to somebody in NEW ORLEANS!" rnetil chimney, 125. Call T87-7889 any 9-3:30. Apply In person, Burger Bowl; time. i963~UAYTAQ waalwr anil drjM, HO 15 White St., Bed Bank. Halls Mill Rd. INSTRUCTION CHEST TYPE FREEZER — 120. Two BEAUTICIAN WANTED HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE rOR THAT BBTTEH JOB - Enroll rims, Ur« slit 800-H, M each. Call ID1NO MOWER — 24", I h.p. Two Manager operator Freehold, N. J. lodiT at Northeast Business IlacMni 787-1 '" iu use, Good onillloo, (79. Phone D»y»—254-7711 Evcs-5S6-668l An equal opportunity employer. ScbooL lfilC keTPUTJcn. computer pro* QARAQE, ATTIC. LAWN SALE — IS-S544. cmlOK. office siutomaUon. M Broij Dozens ol Hems. Movlr« out of slate. WAITRESSES WANTED — Part-tlni< St.. Red Bank. 7HT-16II. IS East Ave.. Atlantic Htftilands. 201- OOLB SALE — W'ather permlttlni. and lull time. I860. 'hursilay. Friday, llaturday. Bycamore SANDY HOOK BAY MARINA 'ARENTS Interested In organlzlnK - ireens Outdoor apftclali. Power tools, NIGHT SHIFT Montessorl School please call 741- 'arpetiters' toola. Giirden tools. Ulsctl- Highlands, U.I. 872-U5O. HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTCO-^WALE 3871. DENTAL HYGIENIST — Full or part NEVER NEVER NEVER aneous tools of every description. Sycv time, Fair Haven area. Send resume, (4 P.M. TO I A.M.) PROFESSIONAL GUITAR LESSONS Tour Venetian Sllnds will never rust nor* Ave. Little i»lver. 741.8506. CLEANING LADY — Two half-days TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS — Kx Will Uka beginners. C«U after 1 p.m. II they are our 14.99 aluminum Vene- age, and expected salary to Box C-113, per week or one full day. References xfence required. Apply In person, tian Blinds. All sizes to 36" wide. )Lll FUKNITURa. - Aatnuw, •««•. The Dll Rit Rd Bk required. Call 842-0531. lppi Trucking. RL 34, Matawan. 7413283. Elasnrare, art objellU and orte-a-orae, Dally Register, Red Bank. Immediate openings for supervisors and foramen ex- mmedlat* cash lor •nrlhlng tad anrary RN'B, LPN'S, AIDES — Full oc part- BERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - PROWN'S J Ituiclls. U Itul Front IL, 1U< time. All shitts. Salary plus meala NURSES' AIDE — Apply In person, 10 Full tim« days. Service and mechanical perienced in production line assembly of electronic MERCHANDISE Medicare approved. Call 542-4700 be- a.m. to 2 p.m. RIVERCREST NURS- experience necessary. Married man pre- S2 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7SO0 tween 9 and 4 for appointment. ING HOME, 31 Chapln Ave., Bed Bank. FOR SALE BEI.UNO OUT — Tools, equipment ferred, but not essential. Apply In per- equipment. and Mock. Ratllbone'3 Garage, 3329 EOVING — Nine-piece Duncan Phyfs) EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER — SALES HELP—Some experience help- ion or call Llucroft Esso, Newman Hwy. M. llazlet. 261966a. Inlng set, (V>. Flve'-plece modtrn kltcb- Steady position. Call Kelly's ful. Opportunity for advancement Springs Rd., Llncrort u set, tilark, gray, while, 12A. Eight 187-2134 Steady employment. Ay>T>ly in penon. 747-fiKU Ask for Jack ITEMS YOU NO LONGER BLOND MAHOOANY DININO ROOM liece black, brdroom set. ^bed, Fix Shoes, Hwy. 35, Mid die town. GROW AS WE GROW AND BENEFIT SET — Large table with leaves, [our resser, mirror, deslt. chair, three night WOMEN AGE 25-45. Above average intelligence SHIFT WORKERS NEED OR USE WILL ... side chairs, one arm chair, buffet and ablen (50. Black »nd whlta rug with and high degree of clerical and man- Immediately from our many, many employee programs slldlng-door china closet, large mirror. sad, (it. 741SOS3 «nkday< alter «. PART-TIME ual dexterity. Nominal typing ability. Earn extra (50 a week commissions. *100 all. Call 542-0278. ll day flaturrtay*. Bundaya. Telephone •ollcltation. Work from your Must be willing to work some Sats., Part-time, 3 hours a day. Call 291-1687. HENRBDON TABLES — Walnut and INK STOLE WITH MATCIIINO HAT own home at your own convenience. Suns., and holidays. Excellent working Apply Can easily earn $1.50 per hour. Only LINOTYPE OPERATOR — Experience SELL cherry. Eicellenl condition. Call 671- -Autumn haze. One-year-old. Will fit conditions. References required. 741- necessary. First and second shifts. Ap 9103. ilzes 8-12. Sacrlllct. Call between » women with Bnyshore exchangfe num- 1123. ply Ballard Advertising, 133 First St. bers needed. Call 741-0010, Ext. 32. Keyport. < ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE PIANO-BABY GRAND WAHSHORTH md 9, 281-7379. Leave your name and phone number. COMMERCIAL OFFICE Requires com- —Good condition. Call 741-7180 Irora 6 AHOOANY TWIN BEDROOM 8ET— You will be contacted. petent secretary-typist for both secre- AUTO MECHANIC - Excellent op- CORPORATION FAST to ft p.m. ilrl's bicycle, porch chairs and table. WOMAN — Part-time, five days, .arlal and clerical responsibility. Most portvnUy. Top pay. BA.YSHORE 1 Utchrn base cabieiet, kitchen utensil ae Interested in feeing part of very CHRYSLER, Atlantic HiRhlanda. Con- NEW 11,000 I CUSTOM-MADE STK' lectrlc clock. Encyclopedia Brlttan- p m to 8 p.m. Supervise chilti afte; ictlve office procedures. Permanant tact Service Manager. 291-8200. 20 BRIDGE AVENUE WITH A QUICK ACTION ItEO CABINET AND BAB — Spanish ichool. cook dinner, light duties, Nf design. 1475. Call Raj Inc., 741-0771. Call 91212U evenings and week- housed caning. Phone 717-1206. position, rapid growth, many fringe inils. benefits. Write Box G-108. TJie Dally MASON LABORER WANTED — Nc RED BANK, N. J. LOW-COST FRENCH Provincial sola. Danish EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — App1_ Register. Red Bank. experience necessary. 51.75 per hour. UR CONniTIONKU — 3 h.p. .._ Wages will progress as you learn. 7«- (Mrs. Bush) DAILY REGISTER Junior dining aet. Bendll Ironer. Crib In person, Peterson's Restaurant. 181 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Small 5757 after 7 p.m. complete, chest, etc. 787-5373. ent couution. Hi. call alter «. HI- Riverside Ave., Bed Bank. family, sleep In. call [75. NEW CAR MAKE READY MECHANIC I5ANELECTRO GUITAR Base and WAITRESSES WANTED — Apply In 747-4730. —Wanted for volume GM Dealer. Good Supro amplifier, both In •»c*ll«nt ci>ndl- AHOOANY LL'AK PANBLmO — person, Bow Knot Restaurant, 69 Broad PART—TIME GIRL lor sales and of- salary, fringe benefits, with vacation. FAMILY AD 11/n. Will sacrifice. (93. Call 8424915 'Irst quality. 21 sbcela 4'xS'.'Prefta- St., Red Bank. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE after 6 p.m. shed, not used. (3.20 pec sheet. 741- fice work. Some experience necessary. For Interview call 7(1-7643 9 a.m. to 415. COLLEGE STUDENTS — Fop local Applicant must be Between ace 18-35. 9 p.m. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS HQ-110 RECEIVER — DX-20 trar»- •uramer day camp. Elementary educa- Apply In person 10-12 noon, Sat., April MEN — For light nursery and ground MEN BUS3OY AND DISHWASHER WANT mltter, crystals, filter, T.V. Interference 1NETTE TARLE — (IS. three «nd tion major with previous camp or youth 1. Allstate Fence Co., 1625 nt 35. Mld- ED—Part-time, evenings and weekends. filter. Orlsinallr $350, now S200. Per ibles, 18 set. Itelrl|[erator gl&. Sprln|- dletown. maintenance work. Part or full time. •$3.10 PER HOUR work experience necessary. Fair Hav- Call 542-0718, BONDARZONE NURS Recently opened branch needs 20 clean Must bo 18. Apply in perion, Flreiida F0R fed condition. Call 741-M6I. rp« rocking horse 113. 787-9249. en residents will be given preference. WAITRESS HELPER — Short shift. ERY, WayBlde Rd.. New Shrewsbury. cut men. Call for appointment be- Inn, Hwy. 36, Leonardo. on TWCTDANUH MonBnK EKOTTTBLBI Call 747-0076 after 5 p.m. 11:30 to 2:30 Tues. through Frl. Mar- tween 1 and 5 p.m. 7<7-579<.f HOME IMPROVEMENT —Boomerang cocktn.ll tahlr IA5. Two SHEET METAL JUST LEGAL SECRETARY — Must Ue ex- ried woman prelerred. The Hearth. YOUNG MAN —4 Fuji time as atock HELP WANTED-Male- Female Avolloblt for MercriQfid.se For Sale only. lmps $10 each. One larce three-plec< perienced. Call 7*7-3730 for appoint Call 747-0556. LAYOUT MEN clerk and deliveries. Must have driv- Arllcli must originate from a housebolt CENTER ctlorul sofa. Nee<|s slip covers S50. ment Ask for Mrs. McFeely R.N. WANTED — From 8 sum. to 4 er's license. Apply In person, 9 to 11 and may not exceed a tale prlc* Thlte modern sco Hazlet. 2WM4Z * WAITRESSES WASTED — Must Be 21 MAN WANTED — To Help operate tional line $1.00. No copy changes may 741-7500 75. Call 747-5871 • •mon. Write ataUng experience anc or over Apply In person. Ye Cottage TOP PAY AND BENEFITS loader on track and mtaber tire back- EXPERIENCED COUPLE — Man must be mode and no discounts or refunds alter 8. salary desired to Box j-Iil. The Dall; hoe. Only experienced need apply. Call drive, $600 a month. General house- will be made If ad ii canceled before WHIRLPOOL RCA automatic washing Register, Red Bank. Inn, 149 W. Front St., Keyport machine, used one year. Call PIANO ACCORDIOH 110 bass with KOLB SHEET METAL evenings between 6 and S, 916-8256. worker, sleep-In, J85 a week. West End expiration. ase. Qood conditiipn. (SO. Call 717- A WORD TO THE WIVES —If yo DOMESTIC WANTED — Experienced. EmploymetA Agency. 229-0657. 7(7-29»t Wanted for days' <"?•*• ..D""™' COMPANY MASON WANTED To Mac* Your Daily Register need money to buy a car, house, fur portation preferred. 671-5449 or 671-2768 Call 747-5757 REAL, KSTATE SALESPERSON. El ORANDFATHER CLOCK — Made 17SS. Trtlure. Earning* t>2 to t5 per 'hour with 172 Pennsylvania Ave., Newark after 7 p.m. pitnecti loll lime, willing to work ir- FAMILY AD, CALL. .. German. Solid cherry cabinet. SI00. APE ItECORDER —• TelecTro, 141 Avon. Write J. Blrchtll, P.O. Box 788, WOMAN — Near Shrewsbury School, MAINTENANCE MAN — For swim- regular hours. Must be conscientious, Call 22S-32J5. Elecord pliyer X2O. TV set, needs re- Port Monmouth, or call 741-4343. to care for 2 schrjol agers, 1 pre-achool- ming club. Experienced and mature. EXPERIENCED GARDENER — For ambitious, and co-operative. Comrais- lair, 150. Oblong mahogany dining room er your home, for working mother. Write P.O. Box 750. Matawan. N.J. eight hours a week to attend flowers ZENITH TV SET — 16" — *33. Also [able, isitj 12. 123. 391-91*4:. SEWING OPERATORS Call 741-7815 after S or weekenJs. In Itumson. Call 842-O7S1 weekends. ilon commensurata to one'i effort. well pump with tank, »25- Call EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC— Lawrence J. Schilling, Realtor. 7*7-412 741-6900 ARFISA PORTABW OROAN — gin- Government work. Two Hhilta. GoCK Full-time. Chrysler products. Must MAN FOR SHIPPING AND RECEIV- for appointment. Everingi «nd W»ktnds 741-1110 lie keyboard Beat offer. Six months lece-work ratei or high hourly rates HELP WANTED-MALE have own tools. Apply in person. Mr. ING DEPARTMENT - Prefer fork lift Complete Line >ld. Call 671-1916. E'AVCO PRODUCTS, 16 Hwy..34, Mata Morris, wcrner'a Automotive Inc., truck operator. Full time. Please apply RECREATION WORKER — Maturi BUNK BIDS — Maple. Two steel S66-774B Hwy. 38., BelTord. In person, Ralph Frledland ft Brpi man or woman over 31, for unit sprints, (nard rail, Udder. Worth 181 tCA DELUXE - »•• T.V. - RlasoO Locust St., Keyport. boyj and girls, age range 3 to Now 150. 12 different styles. Irwln's, PET SUPPLIES ble. Moving Monday. ATTRACTIVE FEMALE BEAUTICIAI> MASON'S HELPER — Experienced. i years. 35-hour week, some weekend* 27 Monmoutn BL. Red Bank. 747^)011. 612JI1O or ex-beautlclan wanted. Part-tlm) possible, or will train. 536-9378 or 566- LOCAL TRUCKMEN — Working New and evenings. Fringe benefits. Call Mrs. PROWN'S full time. Bright iature In sales, shouli 6708 alter 5:30 p.m. York piers. Contact Mr. Reiner, 462- il. Kahn. lion, through Fri., S to ft, at 1YPSWIUTBRB, ADDIfiO machines. OENTLEMAN-B POCKET WATCH - make »500 !lr»t month In business. Ail 7950. 938-68U. All makes new or used. Ouaranteed. 741-7500 Like new, 18 karit gold, appraised will run two days only. Call 741-7338. BE YOUR WANTED - YOUNG MAN — Over IS, Low aa 113. Serpleo's. 101 HonmouU ACKAOED THREE ROOM OUTFITS (150. will sell for HO. 323-3U2 to work weekends and evenings at EXPERIENCED CAR POLISHER MEN AND WOMEN — Mature and ac- It. Kelt to theater. 7174415 At Field Furniture! Three deluxe rooms, WOMAN WANTED for babysitting al Eatontown Drive-In Theater. Apply li tive: Man over 21, for Chilti Care of brand new furniture Including tcn- 36" WEIJ1ILT GAB RANGE — Excel- light housekeeping lor Thursday an: OWN BOSS person, Community Theater, Eaton Steady Job, good pay lor the right man. Worker with group of boys,- 10 and LI 1967 SINGER ZIG ZA6 plece foam sectional living room with lent condition. Call Friday. 8:30 to 4:30. Call 264-4818. town. All irlnge benefits. Apply In person. year* old. Woman over 25, lor ChttU tables, lamps, etc, Nine-piece double 141-4*71 Red Bank Auto Imports, Red Banlt. console modei-makes button holes, fancy dresser bedroom -with loads of acces- GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY BALES HELP — Some experience help- 741-5886. Care Worker with group of early ado- stitches, blind hems. (M.a cash or U Red Bank seeks experienced girl. Goo; lescent boyi. Women over 21, for Child monthly. sories and a 57-plece chrorne dinette rul. Opportunity for advancement. TRAINEE with glasses, dishes the whole works! MACHINERY FOR SALE •alary. Forward resume to Box F, Rec SELL Steady employment Apply In peraoa Care Workers with groupi of glrlj, *i Call Credit Pept 3M-5M3 Bank, N.J. Outdoor Sljrn Painter. Permanent. 40- ranges 8 to 12 years old. Must Jlve-L If vou can alford (2 a weck-yoy can Pix Shoes, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. hour week. Write Box J-112, The Dally while on duty. Experience not neces- KITCHEN CHAIR* RXCOVaiUSD - own three complete rooms for only rwo FORD loader-lisekhou: CAT HT4 TYPIST — With lome bookkeeplm CARNIVAL BAR RELIABLE — Trustworthy man to tak Register, Red Bank. sary. High BchoQl education preferred. DlnMU sau and sat IIMU. Kosmoutt B35. FIELD FURNITURE. 1-11 E •pace loader; AC apace HD1 ipaw knowledge. part-time, 9 to 12, five days charge or stock room. Will train tc On-Uie-Job training ajid cnlld care Dmslta, ill Ifonmoutn It. RM Bank. Front St., KeyporL 264-3020. Open Mon., doxer; two truck mounted anow ttlows). 12 per hour. Call 7(1-5060, 8:30 to BARTENDER - Nlghta. Full time. courses at leading colleges offered. U1-8JB Thurs., Frl. 'Ill 9. Tues., Wed. 'til 6. 566-1992. Nights 56eH(Ml. a.m. ICE CREAM monogram and sell. Must tmva refer- Call ences. Retired man desirable. Surray 2M-0S00. Three weeks paid vacation first yea Sal. 'til 5. EXPERIENCED — In small otfl. Luggage, 125 Broad St., Red Hank. Opportunity for advancement to Senlc CARPENTERS «nd to Training Child Care Workers. OROA—SONIC ELECTRONIC OROAN MERCHANDISE WANTED Routine. Must type. Hour» 1-5 p.m. From a revolutionary new CARPENTER'S HELPER — Depend- $7.99 Call S42-5973. Steady work. Apply STENDER BUILD- Call Mrs. It. Kahn, Mon. through Frt., —For home use with two manuals and able, with Rome experience, wanted ERS. Carton St., Rumson. 8 10 5, at 938-6811. 22 slops. Asking (600. Phot* 7413009 •.NTiquES - Tlflejiy iieraa. foraltu.^. CLEANING WOMAN — For appoinl mobile ice cream truck. Call between 8-B p.m. Thursday or Aluminum Windows fter t p.m. Mass, palnUngs, milu, coins, etc Xs- ment call 872-1352 between 10 an Friday, 531-2683. PART—TIME riZZA MAN — ThurB' Ire esuies or Individual Item! bought & day, Friday, Saturday. 25 or over. Call MEN — WOMEN DARK RANCH MINK STOLE — Like it top cash prices. Do not Mil until • New lease er purchase plan. ROUTE MAN WANTED — Established 787-616'I. Prown's hew. Call alter Z p.m. •ou hive received our offer. Copper WOMAN — With good education, in • Earn a good year's pay in only milk route. Fringe beneflta. Call 741- EARN «710l0 Settle Antiques, OallhuraL 53116m. terest In children, typing. Full or par 6 months. 1455. RELIABLE MALE — Far outdoor 741-7500 READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIV time. Write lully to Box B-112, Th • Expert training and guidance. maintenance and gardening, three or $100 USED PIANOS - From (29. PHtloS XJLLICTOK — VllU Old to* Dally Register, Red Bank. • Well established, protected terri- CARPENTER AND CARPENTER'S four homes In Matawan. 566-0529. ERY — Nearly new three-room house- tories. HELPER -— with at least one year's A week or more bought and sold. Freehold Muslo CM- hold traded-ln. Pick It up tor only $175 inr sondlUon. Pay cash or will WAITRESS — Applications now belm experience. Carpenter with trim or MAN T6~r)RIVB~DE"LIVBRY> CAR "for Now Through Sept. 30 ter, 412-4730. By appolnlmrnt. I.O., 027, 0. standard taun. • No Investment. OFFER or %2 a week. Household consists of Accepted for Immediate opening oi • Start immediately. Bhop experience. Call 741-2022. drug store. 9 to 5. Monday thru Friday. OGHKa 115 up fILEt, ubles, chairs, ight-piece bedroom, elgtit-plece sleepe CASH FOR OLD tor trains, cast : fountain. Experience preferred Appl! 565-2622. adding machines, lypswrltera, ofnu living room and five-piece chrome toya and alot machlilss. In person between 1-5 p.m. J.J. NEW YOUNG MEN to train pa plastic mold- GOOD HUMOR ICE CREAM dinette with plenty of eitras. Don't le 741-UM. WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE BRO- ing machine technicians. Permanent to kids, grown-upf. equipment, etc.. at bargain prices. New BERRY CO., Bed Bank. CHURE, OR COMB IN ANYTIME. positions, opportunity for advancement. POLISHER or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rtt. Oils one get away. KIELD FURNI Man to work as polisher in new car Start now. IV Oakhurst. &3l.3fi9o. TURK. 1-11 t. Front SI.. Keyport WE WANT WICKER. WEAPONS, APPLICATIONS NOW BEING AC Company paid benefits. Vacation plan No experience reeded . . , Earn whll 264-3020. Open Mon., Thurs., Frl. 'II A.M) 'WHAT HAVI YOU". CEPTED — For future openings as ful and holidays. Openings, all Bhifts. Ap- agency. Apply only If Interested In you're being trained by experts. Frc IUICK 8ERVICE Ul-IIM •time merchandise girls. Apply In pe ply In person, 9 a.m. to 12 noon., steady year-round position. No drifters clean uniform dally. Free gas, to!" " Tues., Wad. 'UI 6. Sit. 'til 5 ion between 1 and 5 p.m. J.J. BMl CARNIVAL BAR Starting rate $2.20 an hour. Abcon Cor-j please. Contact Ben Rassaa at Rassas and truck. No bond or lnvestmn LEAKY COLLECTOR — Caah tot TlfflBT BERBY CO., Broad SI, Red Bant poratlon, Jackson and Center St, Free- Pontlac, 3»5 Broad St., Hed Bank. 741 neceaaary. Your Ice cream li aupplic •Mttert are damarint. Call for free Lowest Prices 1..CT and Tiffany iiludlo slinel (lUa, hold. 5190. dally without advance charge, yc eatlmite and low, low prlcei on white, lamps, bronzes, eu. Call Ulmri ICE CREAM CORP. AUTO MECHANIC'S HELPER—Should don't buy it — we provide it tilgh quality alumtnum gutten, ENCLOSURES BUSINESS NOTICES CUSTODIAN — Little Silver School*. Must he 18 yeara or older; have vail WE WANT TO BUT — Drill PMIS, Responsible for good housekeeping, have Volkswagen experience. Middle- PROWN'S used. Table or flooi' model. Call dara HWY. 36, P.O. BOX K town Service Center, 317 Hwy. 35, drivers license and able to operat PROWN'S M1-7HT. Evonlwjs SI»I-11T<. maintenance and minor repairs. Ap- Mlddletown. "clutch" transmission. 741-7500 EATONTOWN, N.J. plications may be obtained at the Of- Monday Through Saturday 9 to 5 32 FOBroaR dTH StE. PERFECRed BanT kWIDDIN 741-750O 0 EVERGREENS — Firs, spruces, plnei AtrriquBS - i'amtinjss, N.. II AUej. THE FINEST LAWNS ARE fice of the Little Silver Board of Edu- I'M LOOKING FOR A MAN — Who 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury SOWN - Bridesmaid drssses and all a» and yewa. Dug emd burlapped. (3. 741' £iV*JL PJfcn«'" aperalaed. UV 542-1070 cation, Markham PI., Little Sliver, works well with attractive women who Across from lied Bank Airport eusorlaa wllh Individual persona! Mr- BIOS. 2003. The Hudson Ins., (U Iroaa STEADY EMPLOYMENT — For wishes a potential Income of 51,500 per rlca Call Virginia Klmball. rnaholl St.. Shrewsbury. month. Interviews being given at Jack CAFETERIA HELP WANTED — Dish 462-7773. RUGS—USED — 6x9, 9x12. 9x14. B0 AUTO-LAWNS person over 18 For lawn maintenance Nolan's Inn, 23 W. River Rd., Rumson, washers, cashiers and busgirlt. Flv scatters. Imported Chinese rugs, 0x12, WAN' Call after 6. 741-2181 Wednesday, April 5 at 8 p.m. days per week. Paid holidays. Appl ANTIQUE UANTLk — Tva small 9x12. Two Victorian side chairs, wash- used furniture, al TIM Mrrlos, CAR WA8HERB — Three opentas* lot TRUCK DRIVER — For garbage true* In person, Bell Labs Carcterla, Holir leather top ubles. Marblelop matiotany stands drop-leaf table, four chairs, high Good prices paid. FREE till time men. Excellent wag«- On- Back door pickup. Good salary, Ca MECHANIC — Experienced. Full lime del. "An Equal Opportunity Employer. wfcshstand. Simmons sofa-bed, «teamsr posted bid, rockers, SHORE FURNI ESTIMATES he-job training. Apply Country Sudiar, 87J-0118, between 4 and 7 p.m. days. Also part-time station attendant, trunk, root lockers, Ice skates, roller - '. 35. Mlddletown. evenfnpa and weekends. Apply Bridge skates, Reasonable. 222-M3I. TURE. Hwy. 35, Laurence Harohr, N.J PETS AVD LIVESTOCK Esso, Red Bank. NO AGE LIMIT BASEMENT SALE - Bargains galore. 566-0606 CAR WASHERS - PART-TIME, SALESMEN TRKES — Oak, maple, birch, outers. With money opening up and anothe you are physically, mentally, em. 0-plece metal lop kitchen set S3. Type- OODLE PUP8 - Silvers, miniatures. WEEKENDS Mu« b& 1« or over. El- SECURITY PERSONNEL tlnnnlly or otherwise handicapped ar. Jl.-s to 17.50. Delivered, planlea. Oil writer deslt S3. BrowrAe camera, flash jrtrlence preferred, but not neeeisary. Real Estate boom approaching we neei S91-°714. MCC registered. Priced rcaaonabllr. Call Apply Country Surlier Car Wash. Mid- (2) full time licensed salesmen. Prav want to work at home or at our plad attachment, (2,60. Miscellaneous house- Between 84 p.m. IU033«. AUTO-LAWN of AMERICA available. of businesa. Full or part-time. Fhon' hold items »c. 291-2689. riletown. ____ for appointment. HORSE FOR SALE <>- Bay mare, Ocod 130 MAIN ST. MATAWAN WANTED — Caretaker-gardener. Fair STAR REALTY INC. Assistant 812-4331 RENT A TV O.E. ELECTRIC RANGE — Oood con- londltlon, |150. Call dition. (SO. Call 747-0271, after 721.K9H. Haven efltatt Llv« on premlsU. Call 671-9300 Brnker 542-91O LAZY SALESPERSON — Who CM Color or blaclc and white. Day, week 0 p.m. 741-2543. MliWletcwn Bhrcwitiut: MANAGER TRAINEES handle people and Is accustomed to or month. Low rates. EAY8HOHE TV OERMAN SKEPHIDRD PUP«—AKC high living standards. Fantastic flnair 16 Church 81.. Keansburg. 787-4400. BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COAT — Full registered, pedigreed. Silver and black. Progressive retail organization neeki clal opportunity for,,full or part-time HAY. STRAW. MULCH-HAY, MA- length, Cerullan mink collar, like new. (M). Call 8I2-1408. qualified persons to train as security efforts. For Interview come to Jac] NURB — Two tractors and plows. Call call after 3 p.m. 671-ouo. managers. An Intereat In uecurlty ac- Nolan's, 2.1 W. River Rd., Rumson. oi DACHSHUND PUPPIES — Red fe- 204-0924 after I p.m. VARIEGATED _ Weljcla. Eva RalhKe, males. Registered. Call 7I1-M29, • «.firu tivities will be considered In place of Wed., April 6 at 8 p.m. Mock Orange, Foraylhla. Rose ot China. desired experience. Liberal slartlnf VIOLINS — Complete set tor beflrmer. 10-tS; some 3(1. 946-4733. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY salary with a promising future foi REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Ex- One quarter-size, C5, one half-size OY POODLEfl — BeaullfuL AKC »•• those who qualify. Apply to Security perience not necesnary. Wjrlte Box £• (SO. one three-quarter size, $75, one SURFBOARD - 9X4' 113, The- Dally Register, Red Bank. We»er. Excel Istered. Call : A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Mgr. at locations below: full-size. 1125. or complete outfit J200. lent condition. C1I1 201-31 (4 SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATE Also beautiful Florin!, J5O0. Call eve. S43-0376 nlnKs, 6-8, or weekends. 916-4763. iKC GERMAN SHBIPHED.D MALE — Ht. 9 and 410, Wood bridge, N,J. for Howell Township school system For Quality nt. 35, Middletown, N.J. Please submit resume with over all PIANO — Bechsteln, living room grand ',i yeara. Good with chllriren. MO experience, certification and salary re- antique green finish. Price S»A0. 946- PORCH ENCLOSURES >.tli |>ii|.erc. Call 7(17-1879 after «. quirement* plus educational background 475S evenings, 6-8 or weekends. >KC OERHAN SHKPHBRD - Hale, Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating to Mr. Kenneth Robinaon, Prcsldeni PROWN'S ilack and tan. 19 months old. 3C-0S7J, TWO GUYS veil Township Board of Education. 741-7300 County Rd., 624, RP 1, Farmlngdale, BEST TOP SOIL isk for Mr. wnney, Best ofler. THOMAS SLATB "An ErjUftl Opportunity Employer" Good fill dirt, blue stone, road gravel, BPRINO VALUEB — Furnish and save !i OERMAN 0HEPJRD, ti part eolll*. dDDING MACHINES — Typewriter! RALPH A. COLE, BUILDER - New Free Estimates Couch (29.50. Three-piece sectional, A-, female, tan color, w th dolhouit, Ooc4 old. rented, repaired. 8erpleo'«. 101 homes. Additions. Alterations. Ga- Painting and Decorating MEN — Full time, (or fence Installing, sand, etc. Bulldozing and backhoe ser- Monmouth St.. Red Bulk. 711-0189. Some experience necessary.' Apply in SITUATIONS WANTED - Female vice. Eckel's Trucking, Horganvllle. 391 (79. Bedroom suite S59. Refrigerator wltli children. 671-S5H. ragei. Roots. Call 741-3305. Fully Insured 8(2-3169 741-4336 person 3 to 5 p.m. Sat., April 1. All- (49. Kitchen set (19.91). Walnut finish metal beds, complete sprlrtf and mat- SAINT BERNARD PUPPIES — AKO. state Fence Co., 1022 Ht. 39, Middle, WOMAN — Wishes to taka care or el WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — town. TWO SLIP-COVERED CHAIRS — $.10 tress 119. Chlppendale-style dining room 0r.'5 male, one femile. (.175 and 1200. Asphalt Paving Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Bmall Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng derly person in their home, 741-1270. and ^45. One tour-pteco maple bed- «et (59.50. More and More. RUBCIL'S, Call «7lfl»» I Jobs, too. D&1-H14. BARTENDER — Part-time. Good work- Q^ references. room suite, (125. 747-4121 until I, 747- a ,E. Front Bt., Red Bank. 741-I0S3. HAPPINBBS IB A WARM. DACHSHUND Ing conditions. Apply in person, But- EXPERIENCED MOTHER'S HELPED 0892 alter 6. GENERAL ASPHALT PAVINO INC. Expertlr on braided nylon. 11,50 a tonwood Manor, Hwy, 34, Matawan. ANTIQUE FRENCH PLATFORM BED •UPPV — Paper (ruined, shots, worm- Blacktop driveways and parking loU. strand, sterling clasps Inna 79c. —Light household duties. Live In. Write ANTIQUES FOR SALE — With bedding. One of a kind. (179 tiee. Champlonslllp llnu. Call 542-1971 Call ro- (ree estimate. 2M-82OS. FtEUSfllLLES: 3t Broad BL. Red "lox A-lOff, Daily Register, Red Bank. 43 Greentree Terrace, Llncroft W«ek- Call 747-2812. vr S42-2492. Who aayl money can't buy Insulation & Siding Bank. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS days, 11 111, - 6 p.m., 741-0430. love? !; REIJABLE WOUAN'-Wlltie* to Utt< DISHWASHER - RCA Whirlpool, six Career opportunities at senior levels care of children in her home. Will ' months old, top loading; model. Best MYNAiTDIRD - Ifounl. Clf. $29. Bus Tours INSULATION * SIDINO CORP. — Plumbing & Heating are available Tor electrical engineers 3oaid ir desired. Cull 747-2800. KITCHEN CABINETS offer. Call 671-3M2. Double yellow head parrot, young. Can Also windows, roots, sutlers. »t«. with a background, in electrical rotat- COMMERCIAL ARTIST — Experlenci Sink tops, vanities, specialties. Factory 190. Must sell. 20:-oai7. Bom talk. 10-30 year guarantee. Day or night ing macninory or power generation de- In layout paste up (mechanicals) an prices. Installation optional. Evenlngr MEDITERRANEAN BOOKCASE BUB TOITRS TO EXPO 07 NOW 775-8107. Adam Unimaysr M1-O301 PLUMBING) — Healing ud bathroom Bicn. Work wltl Involve new develop- 787-1700. OROUPINO—Bought Ihls year. One BA8BBT HOUND 4 AKC refllUrerl AVAILAHLE FOR GROUPS ONLY. remodeling. ment and product applications of power illustration. Thorough, knowledge platform, three bast cabinets, two book- malt, seven monihw old. Call ' PETERSEN TRAVEL. 741-5550. ayBlftms and controls for commercial newspaper and magazine • tehU Q.B. AUTOMATIC WABHER cases In elm. (3B0. Bolld cherry cock- 74W7]a. CORRIGAN'S aircraft ai aerospace application. We Best references, call 872-1332. Call between 5 - 7 p.m.. lall table, <75. U49-4633. are n. division of a major manufacturer . 264-6791. POODLE PUPS — leyen wetki. Mln Odd Jobs 137 Oakland St., Red Bank 747-2706. located In an attractive suburban area ANTISUEfl - HUB 4-plece walnut bed lature, black, s liver:, AKC. Bhotl„..„_. (fl Ceramic Tile Contractors HBFRIOERATOR - Holpolnt Tudor. up. Rhodeslan rldgsljack, four mo. In the midwest, door! starting salary FINANCIAL Good condltloa 14' capacity. Dryer, room hand carved suite, asking (600. YARDS, CELLARS, garagns, stores Roofing, Siding & Insulation and frlnga benrtlts. Wrltn Box KM14, Norie. 1U vr. old. (100 each. S42-Lt87. Excellent, Assorted harness. Cast Iron CERAMIC TILE cleaned up. Have truck. Frea till' The pally Resistor. Red Bank. An equal BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES horse troulh. lilV log catiln. Hlrllng Would you Uke a modern ceramic tile males, f(1-2110 after 3 p.m. ' 01.8EN CO. INC. Roofing, siding * opportunity employer. Save Bpacs tractor, all attachments. Phone 542- oath or kitchen? All work guaranteed. Insulation Installed and guaranteed ESTABLISHED NEWSPAPER. ROUTS! 2827 evenings, weekends, (More Clullfled Adi Pre< estimates. Call 264-3303. for 10 years. 77D-O705. »1-. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Five-room, ind parking. All electricity Included, RKD BANK - Kort tor rent win NEW SHBEWSBURY-TINTON AVE.- Large living room with fireplace. Well organized kitchen and eat- SILVER GRAY POODLE unfurnished, second-floor apartment, lentils of «155-!21S. Superintendent'! rear narking. 113 West Front St. Call On the brook. Seven-room Colonial. 1% STONE'S THROW FROM THE in area. Full dining room. Full basement. One acre in the heart HO Heat supplied. Adults. Ho pets. (100. ipartment M or telephone 741-10S3 or 842-2110. hatlis, all electric kitchen, two tire- >f horse country. All for $30,800. , 2224080 871-9019. 741-0150 places. Beautiful lssidscapUng. Call 741. IVER — Three bedroom home OBEDIENCE CLAI8E8 — The Bay- RUMSON 1229 or 7(W6I5. HATAWAN — W Main St. Three-room KKAN8BURO — Unfurnished apart, Executive office space. Arrange to in Little Silver with docking priv- shore Companion Dog Club will oiler furnished apartments, air conditioned, ments. Three rooms, (75| tour rooms, TWO—BEDROOM HOUSE — BeautUul eges. Living room, dining room, cbedlence classes ror beiinrfcrs on flee Superintendent, Apt. F-l or call IBS, All utilities supplied. 3)1-2844. •ult tenant New professional building. location overlooking- Bandy Hook Bay. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Agrllj *nd April U. Pnons 787-1829. 568-2179 or J I. KISLAK MANAGE- All utilities Included. Also at." condi- Qas heat, aaa dryer. Oarage. Recently kitchen with built-in range.and MENT CORP., ESI Broad St, New-JVKKLOOKING 9ANDY HOOK BAY tioned. Excellent location. Call OLAZE- built till b&th and shower. All modern ark. MA <-8O0t>. 9ne three-room apartment 190 month. BROOK ASSOC, INC., KUMBON. M2- facllttlei. 872-1139, 8129741. dishwasher. Den. VA baths. 531,- IMMACULATE >ne three-room apartment S100 month. 1700. SHREWSBURY RANCH WEAL ESTATE FOR RENT COLTS NECK — Large sunny ill- One three-room apartment. (125 month. EXECUTIVE OFFICE — In profes- THREE-BEDROOM _ Hollywood bath- Three-bedroom, two-bath ranch near room apartment Two bedrooms, 1H 3 studio Aparment. $100 month. sional building with reception area and room, stall shrjwer. Bpaclous grounds. $29,500 ted Bank. Larse eat-la kitchen. OnlJ APARTMENTS oatlu, screened porch, garage. Heat NO PETS lavatory. Ideal for attorney or archl- Children welcome. M>y. 840-4731. OUNTRY LIVING - Immacu- two years old. 120,500. and hot water Included. Oood location. 872-1139 872-BTU. tect. Excellent hlfthway location, Fully HUMSOX — yearly zontal, lurnlshed ate one year old Colonial in Three large bedrooms, l'/& baths, MID BANK - BrlnUrand liUlsoo Call 462-8338. FURNISHED APARTMENT - Very decorated, all new carpeting and airsix rooms, hot air' oil, No pets. Lease, historic Colts Neck. Entrance 21x12 gameroom, full basement. LUXURIOUS conditioned. JIM per month. Ctl-2300. Ave Spacious one-aid two-bedroom un- KEANSBURG—^Three-room bungalow, nice and clean. Modern kitchen. All J125 a month. DBWNIS K. BYRNE, oyer, charming living room, for- Three-bedroom home with a spacious furnished garden apartmeats. SUrtlni newly decorated. Base radiation heat. private. 65 Herbert St., Red Bank. Realtor, 8 W. River R4., Rumson. 842- family room overlooking- a little brook M»UJ 3,500 89. FT. LIQHT manufacturing USO. mal dining room, kitchen with NEW SHREWSBURY «.«» $$ Apt.*), Mollr.Pllche? Ideal for couple. J55. 842-3120. THREE R0OM8 — Unfurnished. Two loft for leal*. Call and large trees. Two-car garage and Vlllste eall Mr. Loma 747-11U5 very modern convenience. Pan- basement. Approximately two acres of T41-91U. FOUR ROOMS and bath, unfurnlshel blocks from Xed Bank railroad station. RUM80N HOME ON QUIET STREET RANCH leautlfully landscaped property. Excel- 17S. tingle persoon. With or without garage. RED BAHX — Downtown. Central lo- WITH RIVER PMVIIiEGES. Living iled library with fireplace. Pan- lent neighborhood. Don't miss this one. RID BANK — Beaulltul unfurnished teasonable. Call t HOUSTON WATER- cation. Orouud floor ottlcs space. Being room with fireplace, dining room, three :led den. Four bedrooms, 2'/4 $31,500 K50M Urthbttdroom aod duplex tarden apart- THREE ROOMS and bath, furnished, )UHV, REALTOR, 16 West Front St.. completely remodeled. Large parking bedrooms/ VA baths, laundry, cellar, ment*,- Spacious closets. Excellent laun- 1100. fed Bank. 747-3900. !-'_ Early oecupaney. Reasonable lent garage, references. Unllurnlehed. S160.teths. Pretty setting on treed Three large bedrooms, two tiled dry faculties. Call 711-ltto. Air conditioned. CHAI H. TZHDALL, JOSEPH O! McCUE, Kealtors, Rum. LAWLEY AGENCY FINLAY AGENCY TWO APARTMENTS — South Laurel son, 842-0444. cre plot. Transferred owner ask- baths, screened porch, basement. HJOHLANDS Lorely two-badroom Ave., West Keansburg. Four-room Realtor, 741-9OJ0. ing »45,90O. spartrnenunts,, newly rtllnlshedn , wood 872-0100 .partment, all utilities except electric. IF IOU ARB IKTERIIgTED - In > BEDFORD — Thrte-tedrooin, twonitory Realtor! - Insurort . All utilities. (90, is Huddy Two-room apartment, all utilities. Call house, centrally located. (115 per month NEW SHREWSBURY ini. RUM8ON — Three-room apartment. brand new modern orflee space, well Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. Near transportation, shopping, schools 264-4928 morning or evening. located In the center of Red Balk, cot- plus utilities. 671-0817. Established 1932 VATAWAN — BO Main St. 3-roorn air and church. Free car shelters avail- ITTRACTIVB NICELY FURNISHED tract use tor further Infornatloa. THB LTttCROFT — Large Southern ColovAt Corner Bergen PI. NEW Bl LEVEL conditioned apartments. Concessions. DOWSTKA AQENCT. 711-rOO. 741-6262 •ee Superintendent Apt F-l or call 566- able. Reaionable. Call 229-2403 alte >ne-room efficiency. Gentleman pre- on horse farm. Very large rooms. 3H $29,900 J17B or J. I. KJ8LAK MANAGEMENT S:30. ferred. 741-839* noon hour or after 5. MEDICAL •UITK-Conslstllg of 751 ail. baths. Hot water heat. S075 monthly RED' BANK ft at 25 Reckless PI., Bed Bank, nut on lease VAN VUKT AQBNCY, Real- CORP., Ml Broad St, Newark. MA i-ONE LAROE ROOM — Seml-furnlshed ;UM80N—Two-bedroom garage apart- tor, 9U-44S4. Four bedrooms, 2>/2 baths, large UTTLE SILVER COLONIAL •000. apartment with bath, all utilities. SI nent, newly decorated. Garage In- doer to First Merchants Bank. Present- per week. First Ave., Atlantic High. :luded. 1110. 842-167). ly occupied. Available May 1. Includes TWO-KPOM BUNOALOW — On Farm Evenings and Sundays ameroom. A perfect home and location for grow- -. RSD BANK — One-bedroom garden lands. Call 501-0565. all service!. Call W-37M. . ing r&mlly. Tree lined approach and apartment available. Qttlet area Dear JNFURNI811ED — Available April 1. |12i plus utilities. AdulU only. HAT. beautiful grounds make this freshly •hopping arjd churched, Hot water and MATAWAN — Lovely two-room, fur. Jpstalrs, three rooms, bath, Center of DESIRABLE! BJVatll mONT suite- THBVV J. (JILL,, Realtor. 714 Hwy. 39, 741-9204 THE MEISTRICH' painted Colonial a pleasure to Inspect. heat Included, AdulU only. No pets. mailed. Private erAranoe and bath. Re- tumaon. tlOO. 842-3000. o» nrst floor to the TuUer Bolldlna Mlddletown. (71-3200. Three comfortable bedrooms, living room Call 747-2440. with woodburnlng fireplace, large din- Me Supt., Apt. 10. to Locust Ave., fined lady or gentleman. Reasonable. HIDDLETOWK — Three rooms newly TRAILER — Four rooms, prlvaie lot. Xed Bank. All utilities Included. (66-9321. rxacunvB OFFICB SPACH - Ar- Alr-condlUoned. Fertility furnished. 2ti- AGENCY ing room, wood paneled den, excellent renovated. Heat arAl hot water sup- 0021). kitchen with dishwasher, double ilnK, plied. 671-3563. rante to suit tenant. Snyder-Wetterllnd $300 Down — $B5 Monthly Realtor-Instiror exlra cabinets and entrance to large Building, WO Hwy. 36, Mlddletown, soreened porch. Full, dry basement APARTMENTS APARTMENTS THRBR—HOOM APARTMENT — Mod- THItKI) BKDROOM IJIKEWOOD 144 Broad St. Red Bank contains large paneled playroom and ern. Adultj only, o Marrloua lane, Sea BTORE FOR BALK OR BINT — It WANTED TO RENT laundry. Two-car garage. Aiklnr 137,100. Jrlght. Can be seen Sundays between Red Bank. Near center of town, con- rtANCB — A lane lot with oak ani! 741-5888 and 5. venient location. Call 2»O087 after 4. RENTALS WANTED HALL BROS., Realtors KINfl JAMKfl APARTMKNT8 - Val- linre clients thin listings! Lsrre de- >lne trees surrouad this ranch home Member of Multiple' You Can Believe It! ley Drive. Rout* 29, AUsntlc Highlands. HOUSES FOR RENT mand for rentsl housing. RUBSSLL M. Listing Service 813 River Rd. 741-7SB6 Fair Haven Three miles from Sandy Hook State BORUS AGENCY, <032. TWO AND rHRaTO-BBDROpU BOKN Irlnc room. Owner will redecorate and OAK HILL COLONIAL Now it Costs No More Ftimlshed or unfurnished. Swlmmtnf - ror rait or sale. Ills to tup a ffB HAV8 an overdo* of bona fide HORSE FARM pool and recreation ares. Pstlo or bal-moMh. THB KIR.WAN CO. "jAfc- proepecls looking [or two or four bed' For the executive. Eight beautiful > iony, each unit Rent from 1132, In*TOM, BeUM* W-MOCi. W. Seanabuit, rooms. Call us for f&st action to have i&lnt outside. Financial assistance to deal country living. 9 acres fenced anil rooms (four bedrooms) 2& baths, two- To Live in the Beautiful iludlnr heat and hot water. 291.0770. Tn-«Mo. Haiut. Mi-noo. your home rented. THffi B&RQ [ear, frontage on two roade. Two- car garage, two patios. On two acres, iuallfled buyer. Buy direct and live trees and privacy. Move In condition, BUMMER RENTALS-FURNISHED BKNTAL8 — SHA1ONAL — XEARLT A0BN07. RL SS. MUdletown. J711000 ory, four-bedroom home: Good condi- 'ark you boat at the back door and tion. Paneled den, full dining room, ol 159,000, 1's cheeper turn an apartment rents.!, heat, Two-car garage with rental apart Spring Lake Area rlvate ocean bathing. Two bedrooms, ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor JOSEPH G. McCUE It chen, living room, All utilities sup- too Ocean Ave., »ea Bright MtaOH FURNISHED ROOMS mem, large l>arn-5 large box stalls. illed. t jultUj — It will not last! Frlnclptli Ample storage for hay. Oood buy at WIW1 1BLKCTION OF aBNTALS - FURNISHED ROOMS — Newly deco- lUS.ffiu. REALTORS Ut't bt frank. A. EOZICKT, Real Estate FarauUMd and unfornishad. Immedl- inly! 111 Price 19,500. Call 983-U91. 30 Ridge Road Rumson 812-0444 Broker ata occupancy. SAH1UL, T1ICHBR rated, with , private entrance, sitting' MERRITT R. LAMSON INC. L 35 Eitontown 542-2223 AOBNOT. Oetanport ATS.. OeeanporL room, kitchen privileges. Women pre- RANCH —With country atmosphere. If it celli no mart, wouldn't you and your family prefer to Ivenlnts and Holidays Carl Feterserl ferred. Inquire at 71 Haple Ave., " IHRBWSBURT —Plenty of grounds 5J W. Main St., REALTORS, Freehold Living room, dining room, large kitchen 641-2S27 M9-3S00. blork from Monmouth St. 20x17 den with fireplace, gameroom, live in the Spring Lake Aral . . . New Jansy'i Choice Com- For children to play. Quiet street, shade 462-0440 CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM - For trees, profusion ot shrubs. Three bed- porch, basement, double garage. munity? APARTMENTS single or couple. Running water In rooms, two b&thR, mahogany paneled Send (or our new property list. New Wooded are*. Top condition. $31,C00. APARTMENTS room. 224 Shrewsbury Ave., Inquire at den, pine paneled kitchen and dining publication each month. 222 or call 717-3184. roam. 119,900. SCHANCK AGENCY Of conn* you wouldl And fhti'i exactly the dollar and etntt BEAUTIFUL AND SPACIOUS, Hindi RIVER VIEW Motowon Borough •HMH NEW ROOM — Three closets, refrig- in top resldente.1 location In Little 811- Realtor valua which Spring Lilt* Tarraca Apirtmentt offsr you. erator, own bath, own entrance. |75. irer. Four bedrooms, two bathe, fire- llmoat an acre. Eight year old modern Call 291-9334 after 6:30 p.m. place, double farage, 25 ft. recreation home. Paneled den, Two tiled baths. I Linden PI. Red B&nk GARDEN APARTMENTS 74T-0397 Hiving laid this, (houldn't you ba vitlring ui this weekend to IMMEOIATI OCCUPANCTI •UNOUl ROOMS - Clean,, comfort- room. 110,900. Dining room, corner cupboards. For- DESIGNED able reaannable. Gentleman preferred. mien kitchen. EUhwaaher. Fireplace. BIOHT—ROOM HOUSE — Four ma- thst you, too, may fall in lova with tha magnificent environ- M Wcllaee BL, MM3M. Quags. THOMPSON AGENCY Large acreened porch. Aiklng $29,200. rooms. VA balhi. Ideal location West mental aipach that will bs part and parcal of tha luxury lifa LIKE PRIVATE HOMES Realtori Since 1935 AUcnhurst. Low taxes. $% per cent tETHlTMSnUM I BINGLK BOOM IK PRIVATE HOME- Bed Bank RAY°VANH'ORN-REALTORS F.H.A. mortgage. 116.000. 7U-2M5. Like living in your own fine Two blocks (ram center of towr/. ~ 61 E. Front St, to ba enjoyed at this diitinguishad apartment community. ponsible hustneis man. 741-4543. 741-0700 COLTS NECK FARMS — Ranch heum home. Two-story Georgian WH River Rd., Fair Haven 747-4100 on wooded one-acre lot. Four bedrooms,*.. LARGE FURNISHED KOOM — Red ALL THE LISTINGS Do coma out. Sea for yourself tha spsciouinait of our rooms, Colonials on 11 private $9011?Sff-STItfT MUMM* ! 3H baths, paneled family room. 8un> Bant. Call 711-1382 deck, two fireplaces. Spacious kitchen. «Frr«niruw«.Nn»iliiiua«aui-m intsas! * MM IMM *BW.T I anytime. DO YOU NEED 5 BEDROOMS LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch, the deluie kitchen equipment, tha grand patios and balconies wooded acres. met umti• no ma* nxm sun Spacious split level In desirable estab Full cellar. Sunken Patio; 118,500. Ci " Two-car garage. Large basement with »KttUTWi aw * i semi «•« TO llshed neighborhood. Convenient to Bel! '47-2278. ^_____ ground level exterior entrance. Carpet- at well as other glowing features, that will contribute to Labs and Fort Monmouth. Best schools. ng, draperies, dryer Included. $42,500. tmm.wuiia»m«imina LITTLE SILVER — Three-fcedroon 542-5088. ititui living in ona of America's laading itatui areas. Private Suim Club REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Five bedrooms. Modern kitchen with 2-KDROOM APARTMENTS I HOUSES FOR SALE dishwasher and two bulK-In ovens. Bay ranch built 1S66. ¥lfl,noo. Assume tnort Rm A U windowed living room: dining room wit sage. $1,000 down. U31 pays all. Cal One ar two bedroom apartment! itarting at $156.50 monthly. AVAILAM.E NOW sliding glass actors leading to Hxl6" (424921 alter 5. Principals only. (More Classified Ads sy & 4^£ ' P I 1 2 $139 MO. alousled porch, WalMo-wa.1 carpeting . KEANSBURO - Two-lnmlly. Larg OB The Next Page) Included ara four fraa parking bayi and tha uta of our vary from $110 mo. inc. RED BANK—Boating enthusiast's Paneled recreation room. Two full battia rooms. Oood location. Near N.Y. bu! own Olympic liia pool. Spring Laka ocaan and baach privi- v «MY 1 MMffn tltCM M PMKWAft dream. Four bedrooms, three ilus halt bath olf mud room. Basement, bank, etc. Five rooms, bath, first [loor wo-car garage. Tired of commuting tc Tour rooms, bath, second floor. He lagat ara availabla to our residents. Air-Cond., Heat, KTimE-nyuni\T baths. Older home, with river North Jersey, owner will move for water heat, radiators. Only tll.m rights, located in excellent resi- $32,900. Principals only, please. 5*2-1973. CHATEAU REALTY, Real Estate, r HOUSES FOR SALE Hot Water Cair Ave., Keamburg. 787-B88J. Keyport dential area. Offered at 526,500. RUMSON COLONIAL Charming*, older, brick and frami SPRING LAKE TERRACE MARC HAMPTON RIVER PLAZA — Four-bedroom CeorgUn. Six acres on picturesque set HOUSES FOR SALE 6aid6ns Cape Cod with Dutch dormer, ting ot tall trees, 10 gracious rooms Fireplaces, servants apartment, a tovel] APARTMENTS at muumc IT. mrar> FIOHI man large living room and dining home. Estate area near country club. APARTMENTS DIRECTIONS: Rl. Jl north te room, full dry basement. Priced Plsasa .call today for appointment. VA ASSUMPTION Motewwi Ave. between Ravine Dr. HI. Jo. Keyporl. Fellcw Rt. X to less than F.H.A. appraisal. Of- W9.5O0. 6REVE AVE. 1 ALLAIRE RD., SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS, N. J. . Aberdeen Rd., Matowon Borough 3rd traffic lient and moke U- fered at (17,770. SACRIFICE TURN. ProceePnttfdd ooabocki on RIRl.. M » m JOSEPH G. McCUE 2-story home In choice residential DIRECTIONS: Route IS to Route 34 circle, ant ol circle hi route K< to N.Y. BUS STOPS AT OUR te lit Irafflc 11*1 and turn right I iretlon of West Long Branch contain- en Atlantic St. te Keyport Oar- 1 .REALTORS Ing large living room, full size din- Homajlrod Ooll Cturat wtilrt li odlocenl to Spring Lake Terrace Apti. DOOR - WALKING DIS- I WEART-NEMETH 30 Ridge Road Rumson 812-041' Ing room, ipacloui kllcnen, laundry TANCE TO PENN. R.R. room and lavatory en 1st floor, 3 THE ••*••••• PHONE: 449-4020 STA. ' REALTORS EXCELLENT CONDITION good size bedrooms and full bath rice Just reduced. BeautUul Colonial. on 2nd floor. Full, dry basement, hot Mr conditioned. Two fireplaces. Jalou water oil tint. Aluminum storm and BEST REALTOR iled porch. Playroom. 4-% baths. .Yei screen windows and doors through- his home has ample bedrooms for aril out house. CJioIce corner property. 102 WEST FRONT ST. amlly. Two-car garage. Many extras, ANYONE REGARDLESS OF AGE Near everything. $13,000. Call Jo€ OR IMCOME CAN ASSUME THIS INVESTMENT PRICELESS AND UNOBTAINABLE On IIM Shntnbury River... LONG BRANCH 741-2240 VA MORTGAGE WITH 5Viy. INTER. Member of Red Bank RAY VAN HORN-REALTORS EST RATE AND CONTINUE WITH YOU CAN MAKE « -' « , HAMILTONIAN CURRENT MORTGAGE PAYAAENTS 804 River Kit., Fair Haven 747-4100 Multiple Listing Service AliL THE LISTINGS OF APPROX. »1M.OO PER MONTH. Drop In for free area map PRESENT MORTGAGE CAN BE AS- '.ED BANK — Ranch, double' use. SUMED. ACT FAST - THIS WON'T IN YOUR FUTURE Hnme and nrofenslonal office or home LAST LONGI ASKING 116,900. IM- at Shrewsbury and mother-in-law apartment Two en- MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. RENT UN- TREES, TREES, TREES trancei. Wall-to-wall carpet, air con- TIL CLOSING. n the heart ot River Oaks, one ol litloned, kitchen appliances, full base- Off Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Twp., N. J» ifeir Haven's most destrahle areas. >ent. Reduced to 533,000. Call 741-rjieS. Snjojr tne pleasures ot one floor living, MIDD1.BTOWN RANCH SPECIAL SPRING OFFER I rhe Hvtng room has a fireplace, there Four bedrooms, two baths.' Beamed SAMUEL TEICHER s a formal dining roam. The kltchei celling In living and dining room. Mod- I Bedroom Apti, ind master bedroom open to a largi ern kitchen with Mrch cabinets. Hot rear round porch. Three children'! water heat. Attached garage. $10,900. AGENCY ledrooms, two baths. Basement wlUi Call 4112-8620 for-appointment. Independent Listing Brokers came room. The flagstone patio 1' 2(7 Oceontwt Ave. Oceanport IS A HOME I lestled midst the oik and holly trees 'or summer privacy. See It today. Ask- HOUSES FOR SALE 542-3500 109 MO. ng 123,900. IN MONMOUTH COUNTY HALL BROS., Realtor! INCLUDING: — INDIVIDUALLY-CONTROLLED 113 River Rd. 7417686 Fair Havi HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING, HOT WATER Member Multiple Lilting Service NOW JUST STEPS RUMSON'S BEST BUY EXCLUSIVE MONMOUTH HILLS! Hve bedrooms, three full baths, den, FROM EVERYTHING: [lichen lylth breakfast room. Fou Executive type home with plenty of roomi; ipa- rears old, Excellent condition. Estat Fin* schools . . . Shopping on and next to property All schools, .New listing. (32,500. eieus grounds overlooking trie, water; lovely trtei. Room . . Buiai and trains to Newark and N. Y. ?*OR THB GARDENER WITH EARL1 Ideal area (or children. 5 bedroomi, l'/i baths. . IMERICAN TASTE — Coll house oi iiuntini] lot 250x170 with running Aiklng $43,500. DIRECTIONS: South on Route 35 to Shrawibury Ave.; turn itream. Three bedrooms. Raised brick lreplaCA In newly added den. Tram tight onto Shrewsbury Ave. to Barker Ave.; Utt to Hamll- erred owner asking $28,900. tanlan ... OR ... Weit on Newman Springs Rd. to THE LOW AGENCY, Realto Shrawibury Ave.; left to Barker Ave.; right to Hamiltonian. 136 River Rd. Fair Hsver FOR THE SMALLER FAMILY! 7U-M77 RENTAL AGENT: 741.3H4 Very neat 3 bedraam home; gas hest; city sewers. 1 RESIDENT MGR., 542-5160 RUMSON Lew tans. Priced at $13,500. RED BANK AREA for the Chairman of thd Board. South- irn Colonial. Nine generous sized rooms or the family. (Banquet sized dining Call Bur office for financing details en hew you can buy. •oom with fireplace). Two maids' •oom% iVt taa-thi. In A-l condition. On EATONTOWN tver 2ft acres, ol treei and, [lowering ihrubi. $95,000. JOSEPH G. McCUE' MULTIPLE LISTINGS REALTORS Gumcv MvlWlive on the banks of the beautiful 0 Rldi« Road Rum son cU2-O44 for Guidance Shrewsbury River... at Pleasure Bay Garden 3HAR1IINO CAPE COD — With lire >Ue* In living; room, tour bedrooms, REALTORS Apartments! From your terrace, you'll overlook sailing, sro baths, lovely yard with trees, LOOK FOR OUR boating, fishing, water skiing. All around you will lowering shrubs ani rose bushes. Ex- MEMBER OF TWO MULTIPLE LISTINGS MEMBERS ON be the parks, marinas and shopping facilities of the tallent condition. Conveniently located (told Medallion Apartments & Club lesr busline. Mortgage.. may be ss- 500 HWY. 36 872-O0OI HIGHLANDS PAGE 235 OF THE Shrewsbury fliver Project. And you're just 5 minutes tumed. (18.600. Call (or appointment. Iteliton Waterburv, 111 Weil front 8t, OPEN DAILY" 7:00 TO »:00 YELLOW PAGES from the Atlantic Ocean and 3 minutes from the shops, Tha moit exclusive garden aparlmtnti ted Bank. 747-3S0O. schools, transportation and houses; of worship of and elub In tha Jersey Shore aria. , tANCH AKD PROVINCIAL HOUSES Downtown Long Branch! On site: playgrounds, 150% MA.DY FOR OCCUPANCY - Early Unsrlcsm ready for buyer's selection off-street parking, laundry and. storage rooms, Ona and two-bedroom apartmanti from it eerimlc tile, (lour coverings, kltsh- landscaped interior courts. £*1 t\ A in cabinets, decar&ttr*. Prlcee start it Jf3B,5M. Lots, ivallible. Including, rsterfront, for homes ot your selection, 2,2Vi, 4 and S roam apts. from «• "T1 approx. '125 )pen (or Inspection on Sunn/1'ndi Jourt (otr Sllverslds Ave.,) Llttls III Including heat, hot water, parking and electricity Including hest and all utilities. rerJ Ctll 842-0173. for light and cooking. HX—ItOOM cuslom bum 3 year old anch. Fireplace. Two baths, screened aEnloy tha many advantages of •All tnwrfmeriH equipped wllh two' •orch. Two-car tame. 10x200, stun modern, sate, clean electric heat air conditioners. \ Fees. Freehold Borough; S3O,K». Writ REALTORS — IN5URORS — APPRAISERS lox C-ltt, The Dtlly Register, Red a H ocrei planned tor your • Heol thermostats In EACH ROOM lanlt. ••• , r SHREWSBURY OFFICE ultimate enlayment. to orovld* YOUR desired room Pleasure Bay temperature. COMMERCIAL RENTALS SHREWSBURY SPECIAL! Juit off Sycamore Avenue. 3 Bedroomi, I '/i baths, TWO entertainment center!. Excellent V true Olymplc-slM pool, kiddle •Front ond reor entroncM. condition ana1 beautiful landscaping. $2?,900. pool, tmnli, badminton,' sHuflls- •Spacious rooms, deluxe kitchens DISTINGUISHED Apartments , board, voile/ boll and lundeck,. ond bortiroomi. . OFFICE WOODED AREA Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, N. J. 1 Se* and judge these many superior feature! for yourself. Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with fireplace in living raom, formal dining room. OimCTIONS; Reufe IS to lotmtewn Circle (ol SPACE Kitchen has breekfist area, T.V. room, patio, beitment, family room almost completed. Monmauth cwnty ShuMtina cantlr)/' torn aur Located in center ol Ret Bank ; Steam, oil fired halt, lui nearby. Non-development. Call Today! $21,250. M jailne Ave. (toward Lena inmehl ag|t • PINE BROOK RD., EATONTOV/Kl business dlstrloL MMiMuth RM Track M BrondipBrl Ave.l left F» Attantle Avi.l rlotil re Plaoiara, lay AJh. AH these feature! provldedl DIRECTIONS: Toke PorkMry Spur west trom Eolonlown Circle 1* Hop* • Central air conditioning i BEDROOM COLONIAL! Rood (last road Mfon? Parkway entrance). Riant on Hope Rood one • Belt service elerator , ^ • Private parking space Only 2 years old -» beautiful 2 story with spacious foyer, no thru traffic, living roomi and Mmaging Agtnti: -block to Pin* (rook Rood/Jurn right to model. • Complete Janitorial service , • Individual thermostatically cos- formil dining'room, large cheerful kitchen. First floor laundry, paneled family room with 11 , trolled heat. fireplace, 2'/i bathi, 2 car garage; good ichool area. Call for appointment. (36,900. ' Model «»gftmnl wtn Dally, «c**t Wfdmtdey, illN te ( p.m. • Wall-to-wall cirsettni Call fur appointment to torpecL r. e. Scott co. Owner: Olen-EohMi, Inc. -"r- 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. REALTOR, 35HW MarugM Dy S. Hekejntan « Company. Ins. 747-1100 Open 7 Days 741-5212 TrofJa-fnt SI Brtal It. KM BUar 22-FiM«y, Mini 81,1967 THE DAILY REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SAUE HWSES F0t SALE HOUSES m MLE HOUSES K» SA1E WVDUBTOWK HOUSES FOt SALE • - • ' . English Tudor PAUL P. 0.OYA HOUSES BEACH EXCLUSIVE . THE BERG AGENCY Unuauat- wooded setting with Raalier - Iniuror RED BANK ONCE IN A LIFETIME - •.-'-' - ' • •ivaier view. Six tedroomj ptui 671-2544 FIVE BEDROOMS REALTORS • '. . etorege'area. Large living room Osl Hill ant'. Choice rml! icn. Klnlr and dining room with fireplace. landscaped nine-year-old custom-bulfl Good condition. EMPTY, READY, WAITING ranch. Large livlnf room with n™- • Comfortable home just minutes $21,500 Juit redecorated and waiting lor you place. Den and lhre» bedrooms color from everything. Living room, to put on the curtaltu. The apple trtea tiled bath. Beiencs klteben. Full Mulshed $43,500 are starting to bud on this 206'xllfl' basement Full jaraje. Screened porch. dining room, 16x16 family kitch- Holmdel Split Level well landscaped ground!. There *re All lor only 122*900. Easy FBA Urnu. en, ceramic tiled bath, full base- thres bedrooms, living room, dinlnst Vets no down Low, ,Low Taxes ELLEN S. room, kitchen and gameroom, bath and ment. Corner property. City sew- garages Payment* of 9138 per month ers. Taxes $383.95. Very good Unbeatable value. Well situated in one of our most desirable areas. can D6 assumed. Sei It Saturday or BEACH AGENCY Sunday. IU.500. 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown condition. Call now. $18,900. Three master size bedrooms, formal dining room, large living Open 7 days (TMTM; room and kitchen, V/i baths. Tremendous recreation room affords HAZELTON Leave Tht Financing To U* Ivei: Anita Llebermin Wt-OMS utmost privacy. Garage. Extras include carpeting and air condi- Trade Tour Home In All payments approximate and sub- Realtor Open 7 Dayi ject VA-PHA approval Jor juaUIIsd The McGOWAN AGENCY tioning. Member Multiple Listing Duyera. VETS NO DOWN NON VETS $1500 DOWN West River Rd. ' Rumson REALTORS 842-3200 SUPERB RUMSON . RUMSON Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10 - 7 Member Multiple Listing A luxurious home, 1U acres with a Naw lilting In fine area. Four bed- 2S6 Newman Springs Rd. Middletown 671-1000 choice landscaped setting. Four bed- rooms and tile bath, plui unfinished rooma, 3ft baths, other rooms, den, etc. second bath, large living room, pretty Impressive. $6C,&00. sun-porch overlooking unusual garden. R«d Bank 747-3000 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Oarage, big lot with tall trees. wMOO. JOSEPH G. McCUE M0AU8TKR AGENCY, REALTORS, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 109 B. River Kd., Rumion. 84MIM. 24 Hours 7 Days THREE MILE BEE LINE REALTORS NOT BABY TO FIND — Five twin COLONIAL BI LEVEL — Prime loca NEED ROOM? TO BELL LABS VACANT 30 RIdfffl Road Rurnson sized bedrooms all on one level, 2Vi Holmclel -— Owner already transferred RUMSON — JUST OFFERED — A baths, large paneled family with a «« Hon. WsJklni dlalanca to tchool. Fou: WE HAVE IT! This elx-year-oli Lincroft ranch la and thli threc-year-younr, four-bed- luxurious twelve-room-Colonial. Not anplace. screer*d porch. 2-wne heating HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE home (or a perfectionist. Original "sol room home Bits empty. 2H tile b&tlu, old ark. but five years old and very and two-car garage. This nearly new edrooms, ly, baths. Living room, for- Four bedrooms, three baths. Paneled ry to leave" owner has added man/ ex distinctive. Features an old fashioned two-story Colonial was custom built gameroom. Screened porch. Hot water tras for gracious living. Tbree bed formal dining room, large eat-In kitchen heat Nice landscaping. Owners anxloui. rooms, two baths, fireplaces In det big living room, fireplace, two-car gar- entrance foyer with winding staircase, with a Urge family In mind. Asking mal dining mom, spacious kitchen, $28,500. and living room, central air condition age, rult basement, custom-built. Con- a paneled family room with fireplace, JM.BOO. STERLING THOMPSOM * RUMSON — Choice residentia log, full cellar, two-car garage. Beautl venient to everything. No down pay- a larffe dining room. Seven bedrooms ASSOCIATES, Realtor, Hwy. 39, Mid- locale. Spacious ranch. Living gameroom with tireptace. Fully air-con' ment for veterans; low down payment and SU baths, (even a steam bath). dletown. 74T-9600. THIS CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED fully landscaped one-acre lot Jus for non-veteruu, subject to government Nearly the entire cellar Is.finished ai home on a , quiet street has three minutes to schools and transportation MARLBORO—COLTS NICK AREA APPLEBROOK OF room with- fireplace. Formal din iltloned. Two-car garage. Gai heat. bedrooms, two baths, paneled game- Don't miss It, call us today. Askinf approval. Asking *M,9M. orA big rumpus room. Wall-to-wall car- room, den, four bedrooms ,... _,_ *--ipiace. $37,000, *36900 Call 56S-1881 Now peting, central air conditioning. 2H TREES PLUS MATAWAN "rlcM »8,0OO. ' room. Hot air heat. Firepl VAN'S AGENCY acres of land. Asking t?3.S0O. WILLIAM Fine all electric Gold Medallion home baths. Hot air gas heat. At Main St., Corner Hwy 34, Matawan. H. HINTILMANN (Firm) Realtor 23 on one acre. Three bedrooraa plus op- tached two-car garage. Largi HALL BROS., Realtors Rldle Rd., Rumson. 642-O60O. Member tional fourth. 214 baths. Dining room. plot. Reduced to $57,900. A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY 813 River Kd. 741-7686 Fair Havei NEW SHREWSBURY'S FINEST — of Multiple Listing Service. Porch, patio. Two-car garage. Just re- The Dowstra Agency Member Multiple Hating Service Backed up to huge (arm and a lovely duced. Excellent buy at 128,200. HAZLET FAIR HAVEN - Very desirabl REALTOR xountry road. Three bedroom ranch SHREWSBURY — Perfect home for MARIE A. HOF8EBS. REALTOR Three-bedroom ranch, perfect living area. Attractive Cape Cod. 91 East Front St., Red Bank 8TRATHMORE AT MATAWAN bouse with two tiled baths, a cedar raising youns fry. l?o' deep tree shaded Klllcreat Rd. Holmdel 2H-4D27 house, perfect price, $16,500. Oh Charming ranch. Three bedrooms, two paneled gameroom with bar In dry plot Three bedrooms, two baths. Mod- Member Multiple Listing Service jr«8, easy financing! Immediate Fireplace In living room. Dining 569 River Rd. Fair Haven baths. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Beauti- cellar A Ipvely screened porch and a ern kitchen, Mahogany paneled den, occupancy. Call 5W-T6OO, room. Four bedrooms, two tiled fully landscaped. Present mortgage can two-car garage. Taxes only 1701. A separate dining room, quiet street. 741-8700 741-9333 b* assumed. (22,600. rare find at $21,500. RUSSELL, M. Walk to schools, shops. Offered at 111, (More Classified Ads baths. Full basement. Hot ail MARIE A. HOF3ES3. REALTOR BORUS REALTORS, 600 River Rd., NO. E.A. ARMSTRONG AOBNCY, jas. Attached two-car garage. MIDDLETOWN BPLIT — Four bed- Hlllcrest Rd. Holmdel. 264O27 Fair Haven. 747-4832. Member Multl- Realtor. 355 Prospect Ave., Little all On Th« Next P»g«) MATAWAN BOROUGH rooms, Vk baths, large paneled recrea- Member Multiple Listing Service. ple UstlMg Service. ver. 741-4500. Oversized plot $39,750. BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED tion room with bar. Storms and screens. Three-bedroom, two-story. Paae- LOCUST - Interesting Colonial M acre, dead-end street. Sewers. S19.- ment, one-car gara*«. Over- HALF ACRE 900. Call 671-2376 after 5 p.m. looks lake. Outstandlnj prlc». .iving room. Formal dining room, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Of *lfl «0Q. Call 566-7600. Immaculate la the only word for this t den, surrroom. Four bedrooms, :ustom built ranch. Living room, din- COLTS NECK — Four-bedroom center V/i baths. Steam oil. Two de- ing room, 24' den. Three comfortable hall Colonial. 1 acre lot on dead-end tached two-car garages. Two size bedroomi, full basement, garage. street, overlooking lake. Covered porch, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Front porch. Many extras. Hurry 2V4 baths, very large kitchen. Six apartment income building i i 23,800. paneled doors throughout Oak paneled NEW HOMES ; Three-bedrooms, two-baths, den, den with ftreplac*. faulltln bookcase and large game room, dishwasher ia rear. Boathouse. $41,500. bar. Central air conditioning. Full base- READY FOR kitchen, many extras. iaclud- RUMSON — Centrally situated. HALL BROS., Realtors menu Two-car garage. Laundry and ' ing central air-conditioning, Colonial dwelling suitable for 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven and mud-room. Many custom features. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY wsJl-lo-wall carpeting, fireplace. Member Uultlple Listing Service (44,500. 747-9701 9 to 5. 741-9382 «V«- In den, two-car garage. Here's large family. Two living rooms, ning. the good part only $25,900. C*U — PORTAUPECK — dining room, large kitchen, II LITTLE SILVER RANCH LINCROFT — Three-bedroom spilt, 566-7600. bedrooms, three baths, basement. Four brand neif BO-ft. ranches with For the executive. Eight beautiful largo recreation room. Assumabl1 e 4M> 2-cor Dorafles read/ for occupancv Hot air oil. $13,500. rooms (four bedrooms, 2H baths), r cent O.I, mortgage. Low 20 *. 74T- fo quoliHetJ buyers. Very desirable REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS two-car garage, Patio. On over one HOLMDEL acre. Trees and prlv&cy. Move In con- residentlor area. Exterior rough hewn MIDDLETOWN OFFICE dition. HR.500 wood cedar stilngles. "Early Ameri- Four-bedroom Colonial. 2*4 HOUSES FOR SALE can" style ranch homes, each cort- baths, living room with tlre- DENNIS K. BYRNE JOSEPH G. McCUE tofnlno large living room, dining ace, huge recreation room, REALTOR-INSUROR room, 3 aood-tlzed bedrooms, 2 full Krse master bedroom, base- REALTORS ceramic tile baths, fruihrvood paneled BEAUTIFUL HOME IN CHOICE AREA ment, many extras. Ttvo-car pa- S West River Rd. Rumsoi family room, dream kltcfien with rape, acre lot. $25,000. call 566- 30 Ridge Road Rumson 842-oMt Three large bedrooms, living room, dining room, cheerful kitchen wllti modern opollonces. Wtitr Phone 842-1150 "Chambers" appliance* Including ond Hasement; two-car garage. Over 300 feet In depth; beautifully landscaped. Asking 133,000. - T600. LDJCROFT automatic ditfiwashef, 200 sq. ff. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING List-Buy-Sell Hied utility room, lOfl omp service SEVEN ROOM RANCH and set up for central air condition- S8OO.0O DOWN COLTS NECK WITH ing. W% CONVENTIONAL MORT- SHREWSBURY SHORES GAGES AVAILABLE FOR 2S YEARS SN It now! Thii three-bed room home; full dining room, 15 foot recreation room antf otiadwf QQ Three-bedroom large ranch. 2*i Three bedrooml, 254 batlij. Fully ALREADY APPROVED. (ONLY 10% Modem kitchin wltti wall oven and counter range. Landscaped grounds. Clow fo shopping center, city ixprut baths, living; room and family Long Branch — beautiful new air con-equipped kitchen. 22* paneled den. Over- DOWN TO QUALIFIED BUYERS). transportation. Vacant. Immediate occupancy. Have key will Diow anytlmt. Sale price J1IJ00. room contain flreplacei, den. ditioned three and four-bed roam home* sized screened porch. Newly redecorat- •xtra game room in large base- « the Shrewsbury River. Three models d. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Large lot Homes located on Serand Avenue off ment, two-car garage. On an rl-iflvel, ranch. Cape Cod. Some avail- Comanche Drive in Portaupeck sec- acre lot. Immediate occupancy. able Immediately. From $20,600. Financ- tion of Qceanport. HILLSIDE RANCH Good financing- arranged. $37.* ing arranged for you with no premlufri FOR SALE BY OWNER 100. Call £66-7600. payment required. Shrewsbury Shores, iking (35,000 M2-t51< 'Impressive, gracious home with chorm and comfort. EKlro large four bedroorni, floor to ctdlng brlclc fireplace* Atlantic Ave., near Branchport Ave, IDSAVfc fruitless noura of learcnlog ttj a 22-foot panned family room. Fully olr-conditloned. Basement, two-car goroge. Landscaped acre. For eutslde Long Branch. Models open 12-5 p.m.sending for oar fro* eompretieiisrre SAMUEL TEICHER en|oyment —' a closed-ln summer porch leading out to a builNn-oround swimming pool, heated. Cobano. Extrot APPLEBROOK OF or any other time by appointment catalog; modest borne*; palatial Rum- galo'el Seautlful locale, treei. Offering 147,500. !all 222-0292. flon •mates, waterfronts, farau. UulUple MATAWAN IIMIngs. AGENCY CLEAN, OUIET, WITH BIVEn NEAR- Independent Listing Brokers 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. REALTORS BY m RED BANK. VERY NICE RAY STILLMAN. Realtor AREA — Three bedrooms, family din- M7 Octonport Ave. Octonxrt Opart 7 Days 671-3311 Trad.-lns HWY. 34, MATAWAN lag room, 1H baths, fireplace, sun. "Oar 481a IMT" porch, basement, garage. Top condi- ta Hwy. S Shrewsbury 711-tW 542-3500 566-7600 tion Inside end out {:6,25a Flease Call :REB3. TREES, TREES — Flre-jretr- y" mum 7U-7807. )ld, ntue-room Gold Medallion bl-level in one-acre wooded lot. Four bedrooms, JOSEPH G. McCUE " baths. Taxes $523 a year. 926,500 REALTOR 7342. LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch on SO Eldge Road. Rnmson M2-OM4 large comer lot with beautiful shrubs , FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL UmE SILVER — River right*. Dock- and trees. Finished basement playroom | NORTHERN MONMOUTH Freshly decorated Inside and oat Three ing. Four-year-old split. Living room, and den. Private, covered patio. As- bedrooml, one pine-paneled, snd lull dining room, kitchen. Den. Three bed- sumable mortgage. J1S.500. CM 7<7- btth on second floor. Living room, with rooms. 24 baths. Basement Attached K87. Principals only. fireplace, -dining- room, kitchen with garage. $31,000. dUhwasher, powder room and pine- FIVE ROOMS AND BATH — Excel- paneled den on first floor. Storage at- lent location, within one block to two BEING tic, full dry basement with playroom. SCHANCK AGENCY icbools. Small down payment. A mouth- Patio. Attractive foundation planting f payment that you can afford. 101 and many trees. May assum* 51* per Realtor Jnden PI., Red Bank, Phone Mr. Jay. cent G.L mortgage. $20,900. Call 747- 4<-O465 between 5 and 6 p.m. except MLS V>2$ for appointment. Principals only, •Uurday. please. • MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE] TWO-BEDROOM RANCH SETTING PRETTY EDNA M. NETTER CHOICE LOCATION SEE PASE 235 ] CLOSE 7«5C Restored farmhous* oo almost as aen Realtors OF THE YELLOW PAGES I of picturesque lawn and ahade treei. mtvs—Hoiras—nronffntui. srrxs Privacy gawn. Four bedrooms, two HOUIDIEL-COLTS NICE HOUSES FOR SALE For List of Broker Members ^ baths, dining; room, IlFlng loom, large MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AKBAS chalet type family room, fireplaces, Dutch Lue Rd.. ED 1. Marlboro charming. $39,900. P.O. Bex 33. Freehold Iiralnr. S3S-MU COUNTS..! JOSEPH G. McCUE 462-4151 REALTORS M Bldn Hosd Rgmion J42 RIVERFRONT OOSY THREE-BEDROOM RANCHER Beautiful location, on quiet water- front Five bedrooms, two full bathi, $12,000 -$106. MONTHLY large family room with fltono fireplace Large dining room, full basement, not large living room with stone fireplace water heat, detached garage, lovely kitchen with plenty of cabinets, base- tree-shaded lot Convenient to every- ment, garage, and large deck over- thing. Vets no down. F.H.A. WOO down. looking river. To setUe estate. $29,900. MeALISTER AGENCY, REALTORS, KIRWAN CO., REALTORS 100 E. River Kd., Rum son. 842-1894. ' ISO HWY. 36, West Keansbun CAN YOU BEAT THIS PRICE? NORTH GATE New Shrewsbury. Four bedrooms, 21$ 787-6600 batha. full basement, dining room, liv- ing room, den, one-car garage, com- $26,500 plete built-in kitchen with dlthwasher. X acre lot. Must sell quickly, movtni TREES... TREES ... TREES! 15 BEDROOMS out or stale. £7,500. No agents. Call Large family needed. Five bathi. LariK J2.4BS0. living room. Two-car garage. May be Set on heavily wooded lots {or flit ultimata in tiaed for Income. Liberal financing RED BANK RANCH available. Call - 291-1800 for appoint- rVnd brand new, too. Six well pro- country living. Charming four, five and fix-bed- ment THE CCRTIN AQENCT. Real- portioned rooms, two full baths, at- room homts dsiigned for your comfort. tors, Leonardo. tached garage, Not too much yard , to care for. Only 524,900. STERLING LOW TAXES LIKE A CHALLENGE — One or two-THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES, Rcaltot, bedroom ranch. Need! repairs. Deep Hwy 35. MltltJlctown. 747-5600. lot. Garage. Mtddletown area. Asking «7,6ffl. NEW SHREWSBURY — Extra large TWO-STORY POUR lirge bedroom •anch. Three bedrooms, two tiled baths, home. Knotty pine kltcbcn. Breakfast lining room, kitchen, laundry room. room. Spacious living and dining room. len with fireplace. Separate outside HAROLD HARRISON Corner property. SH^OO. ;araKe. Outdoor fireplace 10x10 and M1DDLETOWN — New ranch. Three tool house. Large patio. Landscaped lot bedrooms. Attached garage. Dining with many shrubs. Must be seen. Call BUILDER area. Being constructed on tree shaded 542-2353. oversized lot ASSUMPTION — Cape Cod with three 531-4256 or 531-1207 QUALITY REALTY ASSOCIATES bedrooms, room ror fourth. Fireplace Hwy. 36 Leonardo In living room, All new kitchen, Wall- (Parkins next door at Mermaid Diner) Lo-wall carpet. Garage. Enclosed porch, MORTGAGES READILY AVAILABLE Call Mrs. Pelky 291-0953. 29!-<»76. 115.000. 5"i per cent mortgage. $18,500. Eves: 787-3183 See Us For Rentals. tCHANCK AGENCV, Realtor, 8 Linden '!., Red Banlt. 747-0397. DIRECTIONS: On* half milt south of Holmdel traffic light on FAIR HAVEN RANCH - Four bed- rooms, finished basement, fireplace, Rf. 34, turn right on Clover Hill Rd. for I mil. to North Gste. •creened porch, family kitchen: Dead end street. Owner transferred. Asking HOUSES FOR SALE $.U,M0. Call 141-3003. LITTLE SILVER — Six-room Colonial brick ranch. Two bedrooms. Attached garage. Wail-to-wall carpeting. |1T,200. Call for appointment, 741-6849. RUMSON - For a largj family. Near school, bus, shopping. Older house. Keeds decorating only. $23,500. Call •42-O173. BALE OR RENT — Custom built seven- room ranch. Two-car garage. Execu- tive type neighborhood. Convenient to achools, transportation, shopping. Call 747-2S38 or your broker. . . . especially when buying a home! LITTLE SILVER — Three-bertroo Cape Cod. Full dining room. i^ room witn fireplace. 1% baths. Jal- onsled porch. Large wooded lot Mort- gage can be assumed. 842-3430. Convenient to shopping . . . schools . . . rail and bus transportation . . . major arteries to New York and Philadelphia area. Recreation facilities are just minutes HOUSES FOR SALE away. Being close counts ... so make it a point to visit ... HOLMDEL LITTLE SILVER Marie F. Hofsess REALTOR CHOICE AREA Hlllcresl Rd. 264-4927 EXCELLENT SEVEN-ROOM RANCH - Fully olr conditioned. S37.50O. 4'/) year old rinch home in ex- SIX-ROOM RANCH - Needs som« cellent condition. 26-ft. living HERITAGE HILLS work. Distant view. 529,900. room with fireplace, 13-ft. din- Member Multiple Llsllng Service PLEASE LET US room, lovely kitchen with BUILD YOU A dining eree. Four bedrooms, two SIX AUTHENTIC COLONIAL DESIGN MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM baths, recreation, room, small of- beautiful house on I 'A acre lot fice, dry basement, two-car ga- GO JUMP ng*. Reduced ts $40,900. in top location In Rumion . . . RANCHES AND COLONIALS IN THE POOL! (65,000 and up, AVAILABLE MORTGAGES 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS — 2 AND 3 BATHS OLDE SHREWSBURY RUMSON, Owners under financial distress and 30-year, 6-7. Conventional. FROM must self Immediate I / by order of EXCELLENT VALUE mortgage company. Ranch type As low as 20% down. bunflolow consisting of living room, If you'r* having difficulty dining area, kitchen with electric Four-bedroom home in wonder- ranae. 2 bedroomi, full bath, p(us ful condition. 33-ft. living room selling your present home, $28,000 Utility-laundry room. Property has with fireplace, 14-ft. dining why not tale advantage of Ufc-car ooroott and ii located on al- room, eat-in kitchen with dish- most V) acre of professionally land- our exchange plan? Call us scaped orounds with a U,0O0 pool washer and built-in range, oven, Another Fine Community by '{ enclosed with a California redwood rotinerie. Spanking clean and today for complete detaili. fence. Take over mortgage payments on pool of iS\.U and fake over newly painted. $37,500. NORCO CONSTRUCTION CO. mortgage pay men Is on house of V09.U. Totot amount Of cash neces- sary approx. $2<00O00. Total price of pool and house plus ground $11,500. A feniltc opportunity for someone looking for o place to spend the pplebrook Agency EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Ummtr or on oil year-round res!' 112 Ave. of Two Rivers - RUMSON SAMUEL TEICHER 842-2900 AGENCY MULLANEY REALTY -671-5151 Indepenrfmt LIsHno 8rek«r» H7 Oceowrl Ave. Ocfonpori 642.3600 MODELS;,OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK—9 A.M. TO 6. P.M. BOCSEJ FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, Marc* 31,19(57—23, IT XCWtl — Ideal'iteuaaci Un t*,*- HOUMDEL esnuoi. AmroriaaWy Mutt YoungDrivers Croouae. 'OHT water nearto, A. KOZICKY. R*al J&itU JjrtjfeM- »M|Hft.»I. fiuy txtru. Jx,w . Broker , BL It XatorAotm M1-2D3, Again Head CROWELL AGENCY Evenlage and. Kolldays Carl retenen M2-2827. Successful Realtors Revocation List • Itlrenldt Ave. (Opp, Molly Pltoher: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 741-4030 TRENTON — As usual, the 741-36M greater part of the 43 Monmouth Investing County drivers in this week's li- RUMSON censes suspension report from Oiraer trsnsferred. Attraclive rernod- OCBAMPORT * elad Cotorutl with river view. Trirei WAREHOUSE! AND OFFICE! Miss June Strelecki, director of By Roger E. Spear bedrooms tut tilt oath, pretty llvlni CALL S42-14O4 Spear room And dining room, modern hitch, motor vehicles, are 24 years old •n, full basement, two^ar garage, or younger. patio with BU iriU and fenced real BUSINESS PROPERTY Q) "Last year I borrowed on go to your broker and your lo- yard, in - excellent condition. 119,900. The younger drivers' share of my life insurance and used my cal bank—put your cards on the McAI/IBTEIt AGENCY, REALTORS, FLORIDA — Five awes Choice bust- the suspensions is SS per cent, al- savings to buy stocks on margin, table and take whatever steps 100 K. River Rd., Eumton. &42-lBfl4. ness property In Oolden Gate Estates EKJF"1"- Bel01* sasessed value at though these drivers comprise most of which are down in price. they think are necessary to put $17,900 Terms. Private owner. Call only about 16 per cent of all li- Now we have family illness and you back on your feet. I cer- Four-bedroom, (even-yetr-old Cape Cod. Llvlni room, kitchen, full basement. censed drivers. am worried about cash. What tainly hope that with help and Laria lot CIOBC to schools and li porlatlorr. Call 291-1800 for more ... REAL ESTATE WANTED Twenty-six county drivers have ihould I do?" G. R. courage you will work out of UllI now. THE CURTIN AOKNGIT, your present bad situation. Resltort, Leonardo. WB HEBD - Five or six, J-J bedroom lost their licenses under the point A) Your plight is a very tough hornei, furnished ar jwfumlsbed, from system for moving violations. one and I understand it and am Q) "In 1960 I purchased In- ra r Ul 0 ll ll n LITTLE grLVER POINT RD. - All ,e!! THEBER--°-O AGENCY•'- *-- ^", Rt"- . A one-year suspension was distressed about it. You've tiad eTl'lflOo.. ternational Paper at 37 and Al- conditioned. IV iwlmrnlni pool. Foui to learn the hard way the basic Staff Sgt. William S, Hurrlson Staff Sgt. George F. Mucd Sgt. Eugene W. Halton given Donald C. Jager, 33, of lied Chemical at 55. I have been, DROEWTLT HEEDED - Two .a investment principle which I've bedrooms. Cloae to achooU, low ISffe. Uiree-bedroom homes MldJIetown. Btx- 413 Union Ave., Union Beach. l« vlgnl* we have buyers walffir Mr, Jager was involved in a fatal stressed here so often—the dan- disappointed in both these stocks THE KTRfaAN CO. 787-«ei». accident. jer of depleting cash reserves in and feel that I cannot afford to NEED VACANT LAND State Police Complete Seven drivers received three- order to buy stocks. The best ad- wait longer for some signs of the RUMSON - A LAP.QE MODERN Call Ml HOICK — Triced below other com- month suspensions: Ronald T. vice I can give you now is to growth that I need. What do you (ortible names In town. It's only 6 ». «K, year* olfiV It Is very attractive, In a HELP — ACTION! Gasdia, 44, of 1 Oxford Rd., En- advise?" R. H. •ettlnK of trees, and Include! eight — ua: our 11 salespeople need • Course in Supervision glishtown; Richard W. Sutton, 24, rooma, three full baths and two fire- —>lng on your home, place* If you art looklnr for a four- ACTION Is our motto—professional ser of 280 Rt. 35, Eatontown; Robert A) I think you've gone a long bedroom horne In Rumson ajJd Itod vices are Just a phone call away. WEST TRENTON - Four The training is the last course Finger Gets way toward answering your own that moat everything U priced well Trade-Ins—Exchanges area state police are among 51 of nine sponsored by the state M. Labadie, 27, of 209 Madison over I5O.M0 better see thU one. Ab- w^mmerdal and Investment propertlt Ave,, Eatontown; Henry Bristow, question. Both your stocks ars •enlee owner aaklng (49,800. WILLIAM Member Two Multiple Listing Service commissioned and non-com- and the Insurance Institute for considered blue chips, yet nei- H. HINTBLMANN (Firm) Realtor. 2 WALXEJl £ WALKER , missioned officers receiving cer- Highway Safety, Washington, 45, of 268 Atlantic Ave., Long Foil Labels Rldce Rd., llumson. 842-O60O. Membfl _ Resllon Branch; Frank J. Bucci, 24, of 13 ther has performed satisfactorily of Multiple Ustlnit Bervlce. Shrewsbury Mlddletown-Helmne tificates today alter complet- D. C. Advanced training has SS*siI Broad SJILt ' «w Dw« 4 Poppy Ave., Neptune; Ronald E. since you bought them. Each is- N«W SHREWSBURY NEW — Lovely 741-san 71-531 ing a course In personnel super- been given 405 State Police line Firm's Post sue is off in price during a pe- area (not a development). Four bed- vision at the State Police Acad- and staff supervisors under the Hensley, 22, of 1710 Winston Dr., rooms, 2tt baths, 15x22 F&meroora, liv- OPEN LISTINaS Belmar, and William E. Rice, riod in which many growth is- ing room, dining room, deluxe kitchen Ehdependent broker deslras open list- emy hereh . program, Col. David B. Kelly, sues have tripled in value. with dishwasher. Two-car attachsd ga- ings on realdemlal properties, Middle- 21, of 62 Ridge Ter., Neptune They are Staff Sgt William State Police superintendent, an- rage. Front and rear lUlrs, laundry town, nolmdel. Colts Neck. City. I am myself a conservative Chute. Lot 110x3(0 all graded, ueded L.DICIIOFT ASSOCIATES, INC. S. Harrison of FarmingdaleFid , nounced. end beautifully shrubbed. Excellent 765 Hwr. 35 Mlddietown Four drivers lost their li man, but I think it is possible to schools. Everything to make thla a (Opposite Howard Johnson) Staff Sgt. George F. Mucci of be too conservative in the mat- Evenings 741-0112 Port Monmouth, Sgt. Eugene W. censes for two months: John P. 871-53X1 Houlihan, 37, of 114 Woodrow Wil- ter ot investments. There area Raven. T47-4512.' Memtwr Multiple IJst- Halton of Manasquan and Detec- In* Service. REAX, MTATS WANTED - We hu Municipal great many quality issues that ready buyers for liomes from New tive 1-c Howard J. Graff of Free- son Apts., Long Branch; David ""jwsbury thru Rumson, from 110,000 E. WentzeU, 20, of 416 Rt. 36, have been praised so enthusias- FAIB HAVEN — RIVER OAKS - TM to noO.OOO. For expert, courteous ser- hold. le ahaip. Four-bedrooma, two bathi, en- vice, let us help- you In deciding to Belford; Theodore M. Baker, 22, tically and carry such pres- clnitd inn porch and more. Extru soil your home or properly. Court Fines Include wall-to-wall carpeting. Call for LEGAL NOTICE of 212 Eleventh St., Belmar; and tige that it is almost defamation detllH. Aaklng »2»,«00. GLAZEBROOK ADAMS AGENCY Horace R, Smith, 20, of 20 Mount to suggest selling them. Never- AMOC., INC., Realtor and Insuror. Zx- Noncr; . „ Realtor-Insuror theless, in your case where cluilve agenta for Rumeon Shore K«- .Hojjrd Are. New Shrewsbury MONHOCTH eoTJimr Total $530 St., Red Bank. tatei. 49 W. River Rd., Rumaon, 842- 1 T* -*™* Open 7 days. HUBBOOATE'S COURT Thomas H. O'Mara, 27, of 411 growth is needed I am going to 1700. Notice to Creditors to Present EATONTOWN - Acting Mag- LEGAL NOTICE <2«llI)S *S»lt«rt Kstato Brooklyn Blvd., Sea Girt; and advise just that. I believe you FAIR HAVEN - BACKS UP TO KB- ESTATE OF ALEXANDER It. istrate Edward C. Stokes as- Detective 1-C Howard J. Graff TATS AREA. Tirae-bedroom, two-bath FOK BIDS FHASER, JK DECEASED Marda S. Slomowltz, 19, of 177 would be better off in Pfizer and sessed $530 in fines in yester- ; ranch. Living room hai (Ireplaca, din- Momnooth Coonlr Moaejulte Pursuant to the order of DONALD South St., Freehold, drew 45-day Textron. . - ing room haa corner cablneta. Modern EilermlaeUot Commission J. .CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the day's session of Municipal Court. kitchen, dlahwaihtr, refrigerator In- Oaeollne aed Fael Oil County o! Monmouth. this day made, suspensions. cluded. Teeikwood nsneiM Kemeroom. Nollte Is hereby given that tea..- on the application or the underalgned, CENTRAL AIR-CONMTIONma. «37. blda vlll be received and publicly Lester C. L. Field and Alin D. Field Gilbert Tilley, a Fort Mon- May Begin One-month suspensions were 000. RUSSELL M BORUS REALTOR8, opened anil read at 10:00 A.M. Friday, Jr., Administrators with Will annexed mouth soldier, who pleaded guil- (00 River Rd., Fair i!»v«n. 747-4532. April 14, 1M7 by the Monmouth Coun- or the estate of the aald Alexander M. given William F. Smith Jr., 21, Stock Market Member Multiple Lilting service. ty Mosquito Extermination Commission Praser, Jr., deceased, notice la here- ty to possession of stereo tapes of 99 Green Grove Ave., Key- •t Its oHlce, Wayside Roxt. New by given to the creditors of said de- worth $84 allegedly stolen from New Hospital Yesterday's closing stocks: OCBAHPORT — Custom built ranch. Shrewsbury, New Jersey for the fur- ceaaed to present to the said Ad- port; Leonard Marlanino, 46, of 1 Three vean young. Extra larsa rooma. ministrators their claims under oath ACF Ind 47 V» Johns Man nishing and delivery of gasoline and Bamberger's Monmouth Shop- Adarna Ex J7(i Jones at U Bntruica foyer, living room, 22x16, uel oil. Specifications for these ma- within all months from this date. Margert Ave., Neptune;' Michael with fireplace. Formal dining room, Dated: March 9th, 1967 ping Center store, was fined Air Prod 40'4 Joy Hli terials may be obtained at the Com Work in Year D. Pearsall, 19, of 901 Woodgate Air Reduc 82 Kaiser Al kitchen with many fine fealuree. Three mission's office. Iwte. suite bedrooms, two tile battle, LESTEK C. L. FIELD $100, He was assessed an addi- Ave., Long Branch; Thomas J. Alleg Cp 11 Vt Kennecott paneled famtlr room, two-car garage. ROBERT OBTKROAARD Holmdel-Kevport Road, tional $100 when he also pleaded FREEHOLD - If the sixth an- Allog Lud 651, Koppers Aatanmt existing mortgage for leas than Superintend ent Holmdel, N. J. Meany Jr., 24, of 307 Rt. 35, Red AUcg Fow Kresge, SB March 28, 30, 31 113.11 And guilty to attempting to steal nual Charity Ball for the Greater Allied Cti Kroger S U0M. OCEAN REALTY. Broker. BI2- Bank; Franklin G. Levers, 27, of Alllj Chal NOTICK . ALAN D. FIELD, JR., Freehold Area Hospital Fund is Sidney Finger Jr. Leli Port C 85 Buttonwood Drive, from Bamberger's a television Alcoa 85'i Leh Val Ind SKI* MOUTH COUNTY 801!4 Ocean Ave., Bradley Beach; Am Alrlln REP BANK SUBROOATB-S COURT Fitlr Hiven, N. J. set valued at $229. successful this year, ground- LOP Glass Tiro-story older Dutch Colonial on at Administrator Kenneth A. Zomro, 19, of 450 WEST HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. - Am Can Ll» JICN4L. Nolle, to Creditors to Present March 17, 24, 31, April 7 82B.3J breaking for the hospital could Am Cyan tractive residential alreeL Four bed Clslms Against Estate Also fined $200 was James Broad St., Shrewsbury; Arthur Sidney Finger Jr. of Long Am M Fdy Urn * Hy rooms and bath, up. Hall, living room ESTATE OF GORDON D. DONALD take place next spring. Litton Ind 1 with fireplace. Dining room, den, klteh- NOTICR Flowers, 40, of Old Mill Rd., Branch, N.J., has been elected Lukens Stl DECEASED. ESTATE OF WALTER E. ANDER- D. Hall, 42, of 86 Buena Vista n and bath. down. I19.00C. Pursuant to the order or DONALD Albert A. George, president of Mack Trk JUAN K. mWIN, Broker SON, DECEASED. - Marlboro, who pleaded guilty to Ave., Rumsoh; Paul D. Savoncn vice' president of Cameo Die 21'A Magnavox J. CUNNINGHAM, surrogate of the NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT the hospital association, also told Am Tel & Tel i Mara* Oil JIIIIDI Park Red Bank County of Monmouth, Uila day made, 31, of 17 Hialeah Ave., Middle- and Label Co. Inc., New York OF ACCOUNT AND DIRECTIONS driving whil« on the revoked members of the Charity Ball com- Am Tob Martin M on the application or the undersigned. FOB DISTRIBUTION. town; Thomag J. Lapsley, 23, of City. AMP Ino Mswnlta Joyd a. Beatty, the Sole Executor of Notice Is hereby given that the ac- list. mittee that an architect would Anaconda Merck MnilON — Three bedroom ranch he estate of the said Gordon D. eounta of tbe subscribers, Executors of 453 Main St., Belford; Florence Arm co stl MOM well aaanicurfd lot. Just enough to glre Donald dsceaaed, notice Is hereby giv- the estate ot said Deceased will be be hired next month. It would be The Cameo firm has been ac- Armour en to tha creditors of said deceased George G. Karrer Jr., 20, of E. Kennard, 19, of West Atlantic tn Minn M*M you privacy, not enough to take away audited and atated by the Surrogate a step-by-step program, he said. quired by e Foilcraft Printing Armst Cl£ Mo Pac A from recreation lime. Besides the us- to present to the said Sole Executor of the County of Monmouth and re- Green Grove Rd., Neptune, was Ave., Manasquan; Lloyd G. Ashl Oil 3H Hoblloll , • ual, pine paneled den. mil basement. their claims under oath within six ported for settlement to The Mon- "Tlie past charity balls have Corp., here. Cameo will continue Atchlann 39 Mont Ws.rdA' two-car strafe. A comfortable satisfy- months from this date. fined $25 for driving an unreg- Wolfe, 36, of 126 Rumson Rd. Atl Hlchfld DO mouUi County Court, Probate Division, been a great help," he said, "by to operate independently with Nat Bljo •f •. • ing home. Asking IM.500. GLAZE- Dated: March 17th. 19«7 on Friday, the Twenty-first day of istered vehicle in February, Rumson, and Robert M Avco Corp N Caah Reft.v BROOK AMOC, INC.. Realtor end In- LLOYD O. BEATTY April A. D., 1887, at B;30 o'clock a.m., raising money for a proposed separate plant arid personnel, al- Bahcock W Nat Dairy < - surer, delusive agents lor Rumson 18 Cambridge Road at the County court House, Monument 1966. He was assessed $50 for Pilzzichillo, 20, of 36 Orchard St., BayuJc Cig Nat Dairy Ihore Estates, 45 W. River Rd., R1. Glen Ridge, Naw Jersey and Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer- Western Monmouth County Hos- though each company will be able Bell * How 69 Nat Dlitllt . Sole Executor contempt of court in not appear- Keansburg. arm. UJ-1TO0. sey, -at which time Application will be pital." to draw on the other's printing BendU 39 li NtX Gyps Messrs. Igner and Beatly made for the allowance of Commis- ing when summoned. Seventeen county drivers los Beth Steel 36 S Nat Steel COUNTRY CHARM — Restored Early Academy Building sions and Counsel fees, and Directions John Dawes, charity ball com- facilities. Soelni; 84 K NY Central American farm house Is beautiful lo- 17 Academy Street [or Distribution. Oscar Stranberg, 42, of 54 their licenses under the 60-70 ex Borden 33'4 Nla M Fow cation Over »n acre of privacy. New Newark, New Jersey Dated March »lh, A. D. M57. Crestview Dr., Mlddietown, was mittee chairman, said that "dras- Borg Warn 44 H Nor Am Av den 2«xl« with brick fireplace. 51*15 Attorneys JAMES a ANDERSON, cessiVe speed program. Mr. Finger will continue a Brunswk 12% Nor Pac Hvltiit r«iom, modem kitchen, lovely larch 24, 31, April T. U *2« fined $20 tor speeding 45 miles tic" changes were planned for Bucy Erie 20% Nwst Alrlln 122 North rtlversida Avenus, A 60-day suspension was given Cameo's sales manager. . 24% Norwich Ph dining mom wllh bay window. Three Bed Rank, N. J. this year's event to be held Sept, Bui ova bedrooms, 1% hath'. Aihlnt HMO". NOTICK an hour in a 25-rriph zone. Jay G. Freiday^ 46, of 8 Jerome Burl Ind 3(»i Owens 11) RtlgSELL M. BOR11S RBALTORB. MO MONMOHTH COUNTY and 9. Cameo is a supplier of foil anc Cane. JI Penney, JC River Rd . Kalr Haven TI7-4532. Mem RURHO'iATE'g TOliRT E. ALLAIRE CORNWELI* Harrison A. Hopkins, 26, of As- Ave., Deal. Cater Trac •44«S Pa Pw * Lt b»r Multiple LIslInK Service. Kettre to Creditors te Trraent 79 Borden Place, The committee this year may embossed labels to ihe toiletries Celanese Pa ItR rtalnu Asialnsl Estate Little Sliver, N. J. bury Par* Village; Asbury Park, Thirty-day suspensions were re- Pepsi Co 1 decide to hire a good band and industry and a producer of pres- Chen ft oh 88 ARB YOU EXPBRIENCINd 0R0W- ESTATE OF FRED FORTMULLER, Executora. found guiltjj of , careless driving ceived by Dominic H. Vaccaro, Chrysler 39U Perkln Elm ISO TAINS-We will put you Into this DECEASED. Messrs. Reussllle, Conraell, a well known entertainer instead sure-sensitive. labels of all types. Cities sv 47ii Pltzer PTitom built, nine-room Oarrlw>n Colo- Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. Mausner, Carotentuo A HeOann, after hitting a pedestrian at the 22, of 1209 Second Ave., Asbury Coca Cola 103 Phil El nl"l «n 1an>1«caned U acre. Excellent CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the Coun- Counsellors at Law, of a name band, to cut expenses. Foilcraft has been a supplie Phlll Pet West Gate of Fort Monmouth, ColK Palm Pit Steel cidltlon. Five twin alie bedrooms. 2H ty of Monmouth, this) day made, on 14 Broad Street, Also to be selected is the theme Park; Ruth A. Coleman, 38, of Colum Gas 2734 del'ixe hathl. Sunken llvlnir room, for the application of Ihe undersigned, Ida Red Bank, N. J. of aluminum foil labels to the Pub 8v E*9 was fined $15. 134 Joline Ave., Long Branch; Coml Solv <1 Pullman mal dlnlm room, l»rr,e family kltcr. Fortmuller, Bole Executrix or the es- March 17, 34. 31, April T J35.88 for the annual dance. Last year, liquor industry and a produce! Con Can 40V en. paneled recreation room, with Peter E. Van Dorn, 22, of 12 ECA tate ot ihe said Frow tax area. M Forrest Avenue Highway, Mlddietown, Mew Jersey lor Mr, and Mrs. Terence Burke, A light turned on by the thieves Here Inc 9V4 Wests El tfiUlOLn UNDEMA1W, Broker, Van Fair Haven, Naw Jersey luraishlng One (1) Wayne Street Sweep- less check in the amount of $35 Freehold. III cent Ind 45'A I White Mot Wlakla MarlrAs Building, Eatontown. er with a M yarijlopper, One (j 49 Florence Ave., were also or- prompted her curiosity. nft Rantt Bole Executrix on July 14, 1966, was John Chia- li7H IWltco Chem t*W(a Heists. Crummy, Gibbons Heavy Duty Dump Truck and one tl) dered to vacate their present The burglars fled when they nt Bus Mch 3714 |Woolwth k O'Neill .. , aedlum Duty Dump Truclc-for use p nt Harv 92'4 I Xerox •TTUATSD ON HACRB LOT — Three In tha Road Department of the Town- fullo, 132 Bay Ave., Highlands. SOLDIER DECORATED :nt Nick bedroom, two-bath ranch. Spacious Jlv- 11 Commerce Street homh e withiihi n fivfi e dayd s b h heard the phone, taking two If", lYngatShiT Newark, New Jersey •hip ot Biddletown la coniormW with by the He also received a suspended [rt Pappr Ing rMMu tftalng. Vodtrn kitchen,, dlih- specifications for same on file In the court. FORT MONMOUTH — Spec/4 large steel boxes of rare coins :nt Tel & Tel warier, breskfast roont. laundry rootOi Townsnlp Clerk'a Office. Kings High- 1 7 7 term of 90 days in county Jail. John D. Chervinko of 594 Pine ;-T-E CM Brlc 51!i I tecKatlon room. Fabulous MxM en- April 7.J* 121.52 way. Middletown, New Jersey. Their six children ranging in and collector's items. tlosed pore*. Wan-to-wall carpeting In' 't NQTIOB Each bin must be accompanied by Margaret Frank, 554 Palmer Brook Rd., Eatontown, has been American eluded. Transferred, must sell, Low JtONMOimi OOJDNTY1 agge from two to 10,, havhe been Another neighbor heard them JO'.. Call 54J.MM. "- i certified check in the amount eaua Ave., was fined $500 and re- awarded the Army Commendation Br Am Oil- 31 I Molybdenum o ten .(101%' ) per ;cent' o"l the- totdto- u-i placed in the Juvenile Sheltel r running through his back yard Marc 5 I Phoenix Stl KEANSBDRO — ThrM-year-old. Three amount d t..tha. bid— , payable to the orde ceived a sentence of six months Medal for exceptionally merito- ile Pet 35!4 I Fren Hall 1 K^"tTcr3iKii.T»««» in Freehold. and gave chase. The thieves then bedrooms.-W'xlM corner lot, Cyclone to ol ihe Townshivnshlp ,ooif Mlddietownwwi"""". in county jail on a charge of rious conduct in the performance Equity Cp 4 IRollina Inc fence. Oily aewera. Walking dlatanea .STATES* W# oo . rr. The succeaeful*ka*f,,1 '' hiArfMbidder. ' wiltttlll bBe rei ired a shot, dropped the boxes Fargo Oils 2% ISprrrry R Wt NY. bus. FHA tvnpralaal H4.SM. Low D2 8 B hotted to furnish a surety bond In the The complaint against the cou- being a disorderly person and a of his duties with the U. S. Army Gen Plywd 9'4 ITechnlcol down paynent. Prlncipala only. Call PuSuSnt to the order of DONALD amount ol the contract and the gun, arid fled. Imp Oil 5.1'i Utah Id 3 7S7-17»* J CUNNINOHAM, Surrogate of the The Townihlp Committee of tha Town- ple was signed by Detective Ser- complaint of assault signed by Satellite Communications Agency - Ark Oil i<* I County of Monmoulh, this day made, ship of Ulddletown reserves the right her husband, John. here. >!• ' Police said the gun was a .25 LONO'BRANCH - TO CLOSE 18- on the application of the undenlraecl, to reject any/or all Hds. geant Frank M. Gleason. TATB — Sli-room hotise. Two baths, ay 1 Oossett, Sole Executrix ol the Thomas T. Oonrad Both penalties were suspended The soldier has since been caliber automatic pistol. cood condition. Two blocks from mid- estate ot tha said John T. Oosiett, Townahlp Clerk Bertram Dubin, 14 Annapolis town, transportation, schools. Appoint- They declined to release the Refers Charge ' decVsiel notice la heiiby^ven to the March 31 on the condition that she seek transferred to duty in West Ger- ment only. No brokers. Call 222-2310. eredlto™ of ,Mid deceased to present Hazlet, pleaded guilty to names of either neighbor saying o the said Sole BxeculrU tholr claims ADVERTISEMENT FOB BIDS admission to a hospital. many. RIGHTS — DOCKINO PRIV- under oath wltbln til months from The Board ot Education of Little LEGAL NOTICE- both feared reprisals from the To Grand Jury ILiaXB '—• Immaculate Little Sliver Silver Schools vlll receive sealed bids split level. Three bedrooms, 2'4 baths. for JANITORIAL SUPPLTEI. Bid lists intruders. Police did not release LONG BRANCH—Louis J. Pis*; Fsmllr room wllh sliding doors to ter- ot specUlo quality »nd type of ma- NOTICB the name of the owner of the copo, 60 Pinewood Ave., West. race. Basamint and attached garage. Buena VliU Avenut, erlal are available it the Markha.m MONMOUTII OOBNTT A most attractive home with many Humaon, New Jtrsty. Place School. Markham Place., Little gDBROOATE'B COURT Local Securities house. Long Branch waived a preiiniU? luxury features left for your surprise. Sole Executrix Silver, Office ot Ihe Secretary ot the lle* to Credltora to Present ary hearing yesterday on a Offered at $1,000. K. A. ARHSTRONO Board ot KductUon. , • AOVNCT, Rsaltor. 5S6 Prospect Ave., Alston Bsekmati, Jr., Esa. Claims Against Estate Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 p.m. Proposals should be In the hajndsi ot E8TATB 0F harge of carrying a dangerous Utde Sliver. 74M8OO. 10 Bros* Street, le Board Secretary not later than DECEASETE D OF MART L FISCHER, ysteayesterdayy from NASD. Prices do not include retail markup, mark B«d Bank, N. I, :00 P.M. on APRIL 13, H87 and Will u»f^-»»"'". weapon — a baseball bat — ariff*. '•• MIDDLETOWH — Near Red Bank. Pursuant to the order ot DONALD J. Attorney _e opened it the Public Meeting of down or commission. Horticulture Three-bedroom ranch. Very good con- March 24, 31, April 7. II '(27.60 CUNNINOHAM, Surrogate ot the Coun- js case was referred to the Mon- \', •Itlon. Modern eat-In kitchen, utility the Board of Education APRIL 13, ty of Monmouth, this day made, o» BANKS room, carport. AppolrAment only. Own- 1 the application of the undersigned, Div. Bid Asked mouth Countv Grand Jury by * er, ; 741-7838. By "order of the'Boar* of, Wucstlon, Irace Adelaide Igot and Francis Rob- ..Ittle Bllver Schools. Borough of Little 'jrt Igoe, Executors of the estate of Belmar-Wall National 4.00 165 Class Slated Magistrate Stanley Cohen. ,,.; CUSTOM BUILT — B years old. 9 liver, County.of..MonmnuUi, Slate of thJ e said Mary I, Fischer, deceased, Central Jersey Bank (x) .30 11 Allan B. Sesser, 276 Walnwrifjhli' large bedrooms, csrsgt, Large kltchtn. "•"ajms^r K-ur-* notice la hereby given to the crodltora MIDDLETOWN — A 10-week Finished basement. Principals, * J Eatontown National Bank .30 St., Newark was found guilty of . B8TATB OF HDNRV TOMAN, DB- New "'M'AHgKAl,Ii P> THOMPSON of said deceased to present' to course in horticulture will be RIVER PLAZA - Flve-rooni modern SECRETARY the said Sxecutors their claims under Farmers & Merchants .05 disregarding a traffic signal ani Cais Cod house, Omvealtntiy located. Pursuant to Uie order of DONALD March St , W.29 ath within six months from this date. First Merch. Nat''l! Bank (x) Cash (xx) .28 iffered by the township Recrea- i3afl 141-MS8. ' . -•• . . CUNNMOHAM. aurniate. of the Dated: March x2r,d,_l&67 he was fined $5. .: Counly of Monmoulh, this day made, nErARTMENT GRACE ADELAIDE IdOB First National Bank of Spring Lake 1.60 5r2 ion Commission, starting HoUiPEL - Moving. Must sell one on thi enplToatlon ol the undersigned, DdATlONB 457 Maple Ave,, First Nat'l Bank of Toms, River (x)(xx).76 28 Wednesday, (April 5). year-old three-bedroom, ranch or Fldelltr Vnion Trust 'Company,. Sol; Township, Elizabeth, N. J. Patrolnnan,. | Mlddietown First State Ocean County (x) 10% 20 SPARED FINE Wooded ten. Natural redwood. Air ~ ncutor of the estate of the said salary, |M64.t74M per ye«.. FRANCIS ROBERT IOOB In charge of the class, which conditioning. Fireplace la family room. .nrTtimtn deceased, nouot li Jure- - it._n t.oM8 .""7malt " clt'ffleiu,~twil ) yeart 363 Freeniont Place, Ktonr.burg-Mlddletown 1.40 FAIR HAVEN - Ronald Maz- . basement. 136.000, ftH-am, , y-anven to the creditors et'S&ld de- lent In Mlddietown Township. , Elisabeth, N, J. will meet in (he Community 'iated to prisem to tjjt sail ^ole Middletown Banking Co. aroppi, 172 Ridge Rd., was found • RpUMDBL - Cnarmlnj remodeled old- Announced closlni date for filing ap- JUecutors Center, Kings Hwy., will be Mrs. - er home of aeven rooms ar/d bath. illcation_ _ s April _' 1967. For appll- Messrs.- Fault, Canton Monmouth County National (x) (xx) .11 5 guilty yesterday of unauthorized l Large, modern' kitchen. Two-car ja- cstlois, dutiesV and minimum ft Hlggtru, N. J. National Bank (x) (xx) .60 25 Irving Bartlett, here. use of a red flashing light on his * ra|». (24.800. VAN VLIBT AGENCY, lent apply to Department ot Civil Ser- 23S last Broad Btrtet, Xstltor, Me-1484. lSSgT^a •Ice, State House, Trenton, New Jar- Westflsld, N. 1., Ocean County National $10. 360 Mrs. Bartlett has studied ar, but Magistrate John V. Crow- • (By: BLUOT Attorneys . Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 15 Kip BANK — All brick, three-bed- Truat Ollicer) "candidates who Ilia applications and March 21, 31, April 7, 14 gardening techniques at Colum- l did not impose, a sentence, - roonl Colonial. Top location. Naw bath 03 Broad Strset ire qualified may receive no further Peoplei National Bank of Lakewood 4,00 140 University, Smith College, Robert E. Grogan, 413 Flotr \ andr kltchlm, Mint aell Mat. Call 813- ewark,'New letae* lotlce to eppear. Those not ciutllfled MONMOCTR COUNTY Sea Bright National 2.00 84 4»8>; ivanlnn. 8CBROOATF/S COURT Rutgers College of Agriculture nee Ave., Long Branch, was • \ 111 be «o notified,. _ Trust Co. of Ocean County (x) .80 plus 4% 48 SO HOMIDSL VILLAGE — Seven-room, Examination. wlllHt. held TueaJsjr, Notice to Creditors to rreaent ned $30. for sncedlne. "A '• ; Scherer * Brown April a, W»T it «lO0 P.M. Ajrllrants Claims Against Estate and Brooklyn Botanical Gardens. two-story ColonialColoni . One acre, City 744 Broirt. Street ESTATE OF TBMBE BELUCK, INDUSTRIAL water. 6(«-C41:8", Will report to Mlddietown Township She also has pursued courses in Newark, New Jeriay High School, Tlnosll Soul, Idddlttown, Aerologlcal Research New Jeney, Pursuant to the order of DONALD Alkon Industrie*, amateur and professional land- Itrch Jl . B.™ T. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the LOTS AND ACREAGE county of Monmouth, this day made, on Brockway scape design at the last two in- NOTICE NOTICE NOW! FLY! TMXN the application of,- the undersigned, Buck Engineerinc stitutions. FROM ONE LOT TO 100 JICREI - W 1KMRV STAT nKFABTMXNf T,W JKRSKV STATB 1TMKNT Iriele Selllck Leelc and Ruth Sellli* tltriar eomnwrtltl or reiljentfal Call AIION L;IVU. orjnviwan sM«om»*jATIONB Thompson, the Bieoutrlaes of tha Electronic Associates According to Mrs. Bartlett, the KUDLANET REALTY «71-,HS1. Patmlman, HldHolmdee l Township, lal- irqlman, Ksansburg Boro, Salary, eitate of the said Terlae BelllcK de- Electronic Assistance / Direct To jCBAKIBURO — Comsr let three blocks ary, l5,920-W,tii per year. ceased, notice Is herebby given to the orticulture class will cover Opeh to rntlt.cltlieni, Iwoyesrs ret- yean _•!•_ _• _a.h .•_ __ a A _ . . — -• a Foodarama W iron public* «nd parochial schools. Con creditors of said decs;iasM to present climate, soil, water resources, ner Ramsey and Oilrfltld. SoilOO. lew Mint in Holmrlel TMnMlp. realVlant In Keinsbttri Boto. to tht tald Exteutrlcts their claims Uird «rs. Prlct reduced. lo-3-lt7T after Annminced closing date for filing sp- Announced closing date for Itllnf kp- under oitli within tut months from uiu pollution, conservation and ef- WASHINGTON. D.C .lloalbns April 10, 1187. Fr)r tppl aa. plication.. April 10, l««7...Fnr apt. cj. date, Monmouth-.Capital 7 • p.m. Ions, duties and minimum quallNca- Ions, duties tnd/mlnlmum nuaflllca- 2 fects of the population increase. ons apply to Dtpkrtnunt ot civil Dated: March 2nd, 18S7 Monmouth Electric pcBANf OUT — Wooded. But »i an Ions apply to DiTparlmenl ot Olvll Ber- ADBLE BliLUCK UBBE Monmouth Park 14 Further information may be DAILY ROUND TRIP n lwrpiigh."Citborogh City 'jtwe'rs^. 'Xil'mllitleAll mllitles ttrvlci, Mate House, Trenton, New >lcs, Stile Houss, Trenton, New Jer- Froet Street IsJirjlBnrl Monnjoutb; AskinAkigg «7,o6«7(5i Ulddlalown, New Jersey N. J. Natural Gat ' 21 obtained by calling the recrea- Wa» U&fbt evenings, wse«arul». t Oandldalei who (lie applications and "Jandldatel who tilt acpllcatloni and Rowan re miallfied ,may receive no further are quail fled may receive no further RUTH HuLLIOK THOMPSON tion office. Those not Qualified notloi.Ui.appsaV. Thost net qualified 3A Conovsr Fltee Servomatlon ' > 41 MONMOUTH AIRLINES d. Corns wooded. Town and Vlddietsim, New Jtrtsy Spiral Metal ' noedttiH ud ut. Call They're Unique! Ads in the MONMOUTH AIRPORT M. Broker: Uesjri, Arnone a«o Eager U. S. Homest ill Bread Street Walter Raad* Stirling ^, Daily , Register Classified work for you around the clock. Place Tel. 611-5566 8«4t«'.4«MtWM " Winilow Tel. 15/16 IU.M ch 10. IT, 34, tl I33.M (*)Divid*ad (a) Plu« Stock yours now. vtd HojumMa 24-Fri&y, Mm* 31,1967 THE DAILY REGISTER i-tri Aeadnnlc-avK-Cettr At the JcMuStMtl tn MDSANK 11-Owimunlty AJ*OO CAILTON- Complete Program Listings «7enIW I*"*1 . _ KMaie WCteTV Channel S . 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S-Alon Burke-DIKuss,lon-Col» i:4S 7-«ypsy Rose Lee-Co|or LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 3—Password—Gome—Color 11—zorro—Adventure 7—New And Sports—Color 31—News—Dovkl Houeruteln fllmcky List Winners im, BAT. * BUN. — Cirtoon 1:U| 4—Days Ol Our Lives—Serial-Color 13—New Jersty Speaks 7_Fllm—The caretaker'* Dougtiter— e—fltm-Love at Twenty- 47-T-Ponorama—Newsreel Lols Butler-v8 mm. Flnt to Flint 7:32; 11:15; Hotel I:U. 7—Nswlywfd Gam; 31—Film Short Hugh Williams—1 hr, 40 mln. Jean-Pierre Leaud—2 hrs., 5 mln. 1—B logrophy—Oacu/nentary 'LAZA— o— Divorce Court—Drama 47—Dlsc-O-Teen—Zocherley 11—Roller Derby 2-News-Mort fean—Color Honken Oo Home 5:19; T:20: »:15 SI—Hospital Manager—Training 4:20 <:4S I—Film—Unfaithfully Yotirt- 11:15 ' 7:00 '. IS-Parlons Francalt I In Art Show SAT. — Monkeys Go Homt 12:00; 1:05 31—News-John Coir Rex Harrison—2 hrs., 5 m!n. 7-Loco.l News—Rice-Color 2—Lassie—Oroma—Color 10:25 1:50; S:45; 5:40: 1:33; B;JO. 13-MusIc U.S.A.—Education 7:00 SATURDAY. 7—Voyage—Adventure—Color 4—News—Vonocur—Color HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Fran- SUN. — Monkeys Oo Home 1:00; 2—News—Cronkile—Color MORNINO J-Fllm-Evervbody' Does It- 9-f lim-Small Town Gtrl— 13—SdeneeJond—Edurtlon 3:90: 1:41); 7:40: 935. 13—Our Rights—Education 4—News—Chet Huntley, David Paul Douglas—1 hr., 55 mln. Jane Powell—2 hrs.—Color 10:30 cis P. Schmedes, chairman of *M 4—News—em Ryan—Color 2-Beverly Hillbillies KEYPORT 2:30 Brlnkley—Color 11—Defenders—£ramo 4—Modem Farmer 7—Film—34 Hours — 4—Concentration—Color the Highlands Neighborhood As- STRAND- 3—House Porty—Color 5—McHole's Navy—Comedy f.M 31—Bio Picture—Army 9—Sub-Marl ner—Color James Garner—2 hrs., 10 mln. 47-Wlngs Around The World 5—Thin Man—Mystery sociation of Girl Scouts an- F1U. * SAT. — ahakeipetre WtUah 4— Doctors—Serial—Color 7—News 11:40 7—Dateline: Hollywood—Color 7:10; 10:45: To Bed or Not to Bed 7—Dream Girl-Contest . 11—Rawhide—Western 7:1* nounced the winners of the local 13—China Watch—Discussion <:N 4-Weamlr-Fleld-Color Il-Cortoons—Children—Color Jl—Film Feature J—Sunrise Semester 2—It's About Time-Comedy—Color 31—Dramatic Experience 4-Walf Disney's World-Color 10:45 art show sponsored by the as- S1IN. — Shakeapetrt VVtllah t:O0; 7—Prelect Know—Education I3-Chlldren Of Omr Lands >:33; To Bea or Not to Bed 7:5a. 13—Moglc Of Words—Education 7:15 7:0» 4—Local News—Pond—Color 13—French Chef—Cooking sociation. 11:55 31—Focus On Books—Olscusslon 11:55 EAST BRUNSWICK 13—Sovle! Press—Olscusslon 1—Have Vou Rwd. : . 7—Children's Doctor—Color 7-News—Morlene s'onders 4—Agriculture U.S.A.—Color 4—Sports—Mel Allen—Color 1:00 Winning posters were displayed TURNPIKE- 3:00 12:00 2-Ed Sulllvon-Varlety-Color 11:00 47—News-Juan Angel Bras 7—Cartoons—Color 2-Andy Grifftth-Comedy in the windoiy of the former pos OUTDOOR — FBI.. BAT. * SUtf. - S—Tell The Truth-Color 7:31 7:M 4—Film—The Bramble Bush— S—Face To Face—Debott—Color Honkeyi Go Horn* 7:00; 10:10: Tv- Rlohard Burton-1 hr.. 50 mln.-Color 7—FB I—Dromo—Color 4-Pat Boone-Varlety-Color 4-Anolher World-Color 2-WIW Wild West-Color I—Shop* Up—Exerclst S-Astraboy-Cartoon office building on Bay Ave. dur- m A The Valley or Gold I'M. 7—General Hospital 4—Tartan—Adventure—Color 4—Col. Bleep—Cortoons—Celor 11—Continental Miniature* I-fflnv-Mocbelh— INDOOR — FBI*. SAT. * IUN. - f—Neva And Wmltier Jeanette Nolan—2 hrs. 7—Supermarkvt Sweep ing the Easter flower sale con- 9—Film—Gtiast Catchers— 5—Truth Or Comequences—Qiili—Color 5-Eatt Side Kl(l!-5er1[jl 11—Popeye—Cortoons—Celor Honkeyi Go Home 3:50: 1:30; li;10: Ole Olsen—90 mln. 7—Green Hornet—Adventure—color . 7:55 1:25 3—N.E.Y. Journal—Documentary ducted there by the Highlands Tsrun * the Valley at Oolil l!O0; 11—Best Of Groucho-Qull 1-Studlo Recttol—Music 11:05 9—Film—Those Redheads from Seattle— f-tttm And Weather -Tell Ma A Jlorv-ChlldrM 1:40; 0:20. 13— Regional Report Rhonda Flemlno-OT mln.—Color 8:08 ^—To Be Announced Methodist Church. Jl—Eve On Ttit Universe 2-4nim-ereaH It) Ihe Circle- 11:20 PERTH AMBOY I3-Wrller's World-Discussion 2—Captoln Kanoaroo IJ0 13—Exploring Science Members of the Highlands Se- AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— 3:23 31—Brooklyn College 5—thin Man-HMystery Forrest Tucker—1 hr., 45 mln. 4-Hev Lonolorol—Comedy-Coler S—News—Edworas—Color 47—Spanish Drama—Serial 11:31 nior Citizens Club who acted as nil. * SAT. — Cartooiu T:00: HMil 7—Oavey And Gollolb—Relloton—Color I1-Survey Of The Arts 2-Otck Van Dyke-comedy T:1>; 11:40: Flnt lo Fight 0:59. 3:30 9—Cartoons—Children 7—Newt ' - 1:00 1:45 4-4tollywood SQDares-Color . judges were Mrs. Dorothea Bra BUN. — Cartoooa 0:45; Hole! !:«; J-Edae Of Nlahl—Serial 5—Film—Juarei— I—Death Of A SOIesmon—Color S-Chuck McConn-Color 11:20: First to Fliht 0:31. 4—Vou Don't Say!—Game—Color 11—Davey And Colloth—Rellfllon—Color 7—Film—The Shodow Returns— 4—Bononia—Western—Cotor dy, Mrs. Mllda Kieferderf. Mrs, Paul Muni-2 hrs. Kana Richmond—1 hr., 20 mln. 7-One in A Minion—Gome 5—Ctiuck McConn—Color 1:30 _avld Susskind—Discussion—Color 9-Worid Adnnlures-Color MAJESTIC- 7—Nurses—Serial 7—Time Tunnel—Advenfure—Color l:so . . Jon Hansen and Harry Teeple. 11—Polly Duke—Comedy 4—Dodo—Cartoons—Color '—Film—Klssln' cousins— II—Coral corbetl—Color Uffliktjra Oo Home 2:01); 7:80: O:S8. 11—Bore—cortoons—Cotor 5—Lawman—Western 4—Th« Joint-Mystery SAT k SUN. - Honkeyi Oo Homi 31—Survey Of The Arts 3:05 Elvis Presley—2 hrs.-Color 11:40 Winners were Michael McDer- Jl-Fllm Feature 7 Filro—Gulliver's Travels- '—Film—Brief Encounter— 2:00; 4:1S; <:20: 0:20: 10:05. 4:00 47—tfono Kong—Mystery 7—Film—Bowery at Midnight— 13-Amtrlcon Shrines 1:30 Color—HSO rrdit. Cello Johnson—90 mln. mott, of Cadette Troop 5; Catiiy MENU) PARK 2-Secre! Storm-Serial "— Film—Apaahe Wor Smokt— Beta Lugosh-to mln. }—Hogan's Heroes-Color JMJ 3— Showcase—Drama Cottrell, Junior Troop \1A, and 4—Watch Gome—Color Robert Horton—50 mln. 1—Man And The Universe CINEMA— : 4-Man From U.N.C.L.E.-Coliir I—Film—Woopy Landing— 5-Sandy Becker—Color 11—Monsters—Comedy lV-TWs Is The Ufe-R«llglon-Colof _Ro1n Fernandez—Variety Rosemary Gievence, Brown! FRI.. SAT. k SUN, - Honkeyi Go 7—Doric Shadows—Serial 9:00 Sonla Henle—I hrs. •:N Homt 1:00; 3:00; 5:00: T:0O; t:10. 13—N.E.T. Playhouse—Drama ' 1:15 Set Annual Troop 35S, first prize winners. 11—Surprise Show—Color 31-Cye On The universe 2—Mighly Heroes—Color Film Feature 13—American Civilization 4-Super 6V-Color 2—Film—Joe MocSeth— 11:00 No Matter What You Are Look- »:00 Paul Douglas—1 hr., 45 mln. Debbie WWtfield, junior Troop 31—Around Ttie Clock 5-Upbeat-Music 4-Andy WMIInrns—Variety-Color 4:2! 2—Film—The Victors- 240 and Mary Patterson, Brown- Ing For Find it fait in tha Daily George Homllton—2 hrs., 5$ mln. 11—Cartoons—Children JUNDAY IITrue Adventure—Color Industrial 7—Rongo—Comedy—Color »:J» MORNINO) 1—Film Feature ie Troop M, were second prize Reeiiter Classified section. 11—rVHIIIonolre-Oromo J—Underdoo—Cartoons—Color 4:50 7-Fllm—Loi Angeln del Volonte- 31—Sight And Sound-Music 4—Atom Ant—Color Femando Fernan Gomel-90 ml».— winners, and Jean Johnson, Fort 47-Purrrarelo—Variety 7—J'orky Plo—Coior Color Safety Series Hancock, Junior Troop «H am f:30 1—It Is Written-Renalon 7—Christopher Program—Color 11:30 4—T.H.E. Cat—Adventure—Color »:« 7:10 9—Wlllltm F. Buckley Jr.—Color EATONTOWN — The IndustrUI Lisa Dodds, Brownie Troop 355 7—Phyllis Dlller-Comedy J—Frankenstein Jr.—color S—Christopher Program I—Guest Shot—Interview thirds. 9-A/Uke Douglas-Variety 4-Fllntslones—Cartoon—Color . 11:00 Committee of the Monmouth 11-Wanted: Dead Or Alive 5—Rim—Penrod and Saffl— 4—Modem Farmer 2—News—Reosoner—Color County Safety Council will hold 13—To Be Announced Billy Mauch-90 mln. S—Light Time—Religion 4-News—Bill Ryan—Color 31—Film Short 7— Klnrj Kong/-Color 5—Joe Pyne—Discussion—Color its 13th annual series on industrial GIVES TALK ON BIRDS TONITE 9—Film—Apache— S—Foith To Faith-'oiscuulon-Cotor —News And Sports—Color MS 7—This Is The Answer—Religion—Color accident prevention on four con- HAZLET - Mrs. W. F. Ken- 31-News-rlerbert Bolond Burt Lancaster—2 hrs.—Color I—Word Of Life—Color 10:M 1—Inslerht—Religion II—Oirlstopher Program—Color 11:10 secutive Tuesdays in April and nison of Fair Haven gave an i TAU KAPPA EPSILON 4-Loredo—Western—Color 7:5» 4-Weotber—Hemon—Color May. lustrated talk on birds at a meet 5—News—Bill Jorgensen—Color 2—Sooce Ghost—Color • o-News And Weather 11:11 presents 7—Avengers—Drorra—Color 4-Space Kidettes—color 7:55 2-News-Reld Collins. Don Sessions, between 7:30 and 9 ing of the Senior Citiiens Group 11—Penv Mason—Mystery 7—Beotles-Cartoons-Cetor •—Christopher Program Robertson—Color ol St. John's Methodist Church. 13—Newsfront— Krauss, Haynes 1-Word Of Lite-Color •Local .News—Pond—Cotor a.m. in the New Jersey Room 31—In The Law Library 11:00 2-rAround The Corner Local News—Color of Monmoutli Shopping Center, The group It making articles t< "MOTOWN SOUND" 47—Spanish Drama—Serial 2—Superman—color 5—Wonderoma—Children—Color 11:15 4-Secret Soulrrel—Color 10:25 7—Fat* For Today—Religion-Color 4-Sports-Mel Allen-Color include: be sold at the forthcoming fait 7—Casper—Cartoons—Color »—Senator Case—Report 11:10 47—Sports—Fousto Miranda I-Tar,aled World-Rellolon to be sponsored by the Holmde! 10:30 11—Evangel Hour—Religion !—Film—Contraband SMln— — April 18, "New Dimensions FOUR 5—Alan Burke—Color 11:M Richard Greene—1 hr., 45 mln. in Off-the-Job and On-the-Job Auxiliary of the Bavshore Com' 31-Your Right To Say It I—Lone Ranoer-Color 4—Library Lions—Education 4-Johnny Carson—Vorlety—Color munlty Hospital. 47—House Detective 4—Jehons—Cartoon—Color 7—Cartoons—Children—Color 7—Film—The Bonnie Porker Story- Safety," .by Ronald E. 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PLAN CARD PARTY AFTERNOON 9—Film—Forbidden Plonet^- 9—Lift Every Voice-Music 1—Encounter—Religion T- April A "Motivation for HIGHLANDS -..Plans for Waller Pldoeon-2 hrs.-Color 11:00 II King And Odle—Cortoons —News-Tito Alto 11—News—Martin 0'Haro I—Roo'd Runner—Color 0:45 1:00 Safety," by Sidney Sandier, Elec- card party la be held May 1 4-O»l McCool-Color freneh fltlrfor 13—Sport Of The Week 4—TV Sunday School-Color 4—Him—Before I Honfl— tronic engineer from the U.S. were made at a meeting of th 5—Weili Fargo—Western l:!5 Boris Kor1oH-*S mln. runt 4-Weother-Frank Field-Color 7—Bugs Bunny—Color 7—Editorial—Beesemyer 1:10 Army Materiel Command, Fort Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxil •-Wrestling '-News nonntoutn. II—Big Picture—Army 4—Jewish Fourth R^-Color 1:1! iary. I2:N 7—Brother Bun—Cortoons 2—News — May 2, "You and New Jer- The auxiliary donated a U. S. People to People !—BedglM—Color 9—Point Of view—Olscusslon—Color 7-Film—Sasketboll Fix- 4—Smithsonian-Children—Color 11—Eighth Won—Cartoon John Ireland—JS mln. sey's Traffic Safety Problems," flag to the Highlands Commun- present ... • 7—AAaoilla Gorilla—C«lor , l:»- •• by Budd G. Krayer of the Divi- ity Center and voted to sponsoi I—To Be Announced •-Let's Talk About God—Rellglon- 2—Film—Mission over Kona— 1:00 Color John Hodlok-1 hr.. 40 mln. sion of Motor Vehicles, Trenton. Junior Girl Scout Troop 124. SPORTS AMBASSADORS 2—Tam And Jerry—Color »:* l:H . — May 9, "Safety Learned the 4—Animal Setrets—Color J—Way To Go—Religion 9—News And Weather 5-Fllm-The Lady Has Plans- 4-Jewisr, Heritage-Color J:15 Best Way," . by John J. 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JJth- duutftw adult Jj imk' gow, executive director of Priace- T To Perform April 21 Mend ». Kind University's McCarter The- DANCE ^r 9. Renounce 6.Cohnn- of tre, has announced the complete Hrghhtown Country CM* RUMSON — The Georgetown was for the late President John lO.Trtta meat irogram schedule for the' 12. Young Tonight, Anay WtWttmi $1.10 Unjvenlty Glee Club is slated to F. Kennedy. «.Robui* 37. Fisher- leater's second symposium, "The eeU T.Awk- man's Sat. Night, — Andy Wtllt, J*» present a concert in Holy Cross Last fail the club, with the U. Siberian ay UULJ 'eaching of Drama," to be held Mucka. Every Wad. Frindiilp wudly basket DUilUH School auditorium here at 8 p.mGlee Club of Trinity.CoIlege, sang • river ,8.The 28. Bivalve ednesday. Dane*. For folhi ZS and ovtr. April 21. the world premiere of the hew J5.Ley«l praying- 2B.Polnt For reservations to the synv Admission $1.00. Always hi, The program is to be sponsored tour-part. English Mass, written 16. Defraud! of XmUtitft Auwir posium, write Miss Ellen Reiss, aloRt or conplti. 18.34*16 ' 9.Cri«a JUST A NOTE- by the Holy Cross-Holy Rosary by Dr. Leo Sowerby, a Pulitzer a Press Department, McCarter 10. Card jams 11, Endures tooth S&Soon SAVE THIS DATE: APRIL 12 Holy Name Society as a bene- Prize winner for musical accom- Theatre, Box 526, Princeton. fit for the school's athletic fund. plishment. 20. Perch . 13. Flat- SO. Syrup 37. Diminish 21. Yellowish bottomed ' prepared 38. Taverns Adam A. Kretowicz, president ; J«.FaUtohlt • boat with .'41. Scientist's of the society, say8 the glee club ••••••*•••••••*•******• 28. Cereal 17. Sxclama* almonds workroom: Back by popular demand stems from the Georgetown Phil- Class Show grain tton 31. Birds'- abbr. harmonic Society formed in 18p 26. Man's IS. Fate homes , «. Negative * the "AGE OF REASON" when such units were a part of nickname 32. Desolate 33. Alongside reply f MODERN S0UL1 cultural life in the area, of the Opening 27. European THE nation's capital. rabbit 1 ' 'I 4 V \ b e> * MS.Q I QUARTET I 29. Valley A % The present club travels each 82. Liquor 9 » II year to communities across the Up Tonight 33. Levantine FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 14 nation and has been acclaimed HIGHLANDS — The senior boat it ft GO WHERE THE ACTION IS In Puerto Rico. The unit has class of Henry Hudson Regional SfcMualcnote % made appearances in the NewHigh School will present "Damm $6. Literary IS Ib IT York City area and has appeared Yankees," a musical comedy, to- compotl- ^A 16 \1 PIN-UP LOUNGE Jhere with girls' groups from night' and tomorrow night. Uons 20 HIGHLANDS I ST. Fttalilon- % * 103 IAY AVENUI S7M149 " Mannattanville College of the Familiar songs such as "What- ablehair 21 Uftti 24 Sacred Heart, the College of New ever Lola Wants" and "Heart" placet Rochelle and Marymount College, are featured in the presenta- J9.Famou» ti VmfA Tarrytown, N. Y. tion taken from the book by aohool ^ % forboys ' 26 2Y/<9 SO The Georgetown group's back- George Abbott and Douglas Wai- 4O.Vemi», ground includes appearances with •op., £ . forcaie a. J* s.» * Wny DON'T YA uts pawn AM' SEE STEAK "n STEIN the National Symphony Orchestra The story involves the efforts 42. Fruit ^A % In Washington, three appear- of Joe Applegate to win the 44.0'Neinand u 9b HOW IT FE&S FOR HAPS?* IFormtrly "Paf Brady's Inn") ances on the Ed Sullivan tele- pennant away from those "Damm Tolstoi MILLER ST. 872-9782 HIGHLANDS 4o 41 vision show, a performance in the Yankees" for his beloved Wash- herolnM .,! home of Don Pablo Casals, noted 45. Nevada ^A Rare Pleasure ington Senators. 43 44 ENTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS Puerto Rlcan musician, and was dtjr Fort Hospital PIAN0 Words and music for the play the only glee club to sing at a 46. Finest V/ ftMADIE" <""•« were by Richard Adler and Jer- t J72 presidential inauguration, which SOWN . 4* ry Ross. LSaeegenni % Administrator Iwl Jt IC I B Frl. and Sat. Night Mr. John Waldron Is directing =_COCKTAILS an^—a DAILY SPECIAL! DAILY CBYFTOQUOTE — Here's how to work Hi the production. Mr. George Reno AXT9L1A1XI To Retire LUNCHEON DAILY EXCEPT MON. MB. LOBSTER will be the musical director. FORT, MONMOUTH — Lt. Featuring . . . Steak Sandwiches DINNER One tetter simply stands for another, In thi* sample. A Is used Co). George J. De Grajf, chief JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERS for tie three !>'•, X for the tooO'a , etc. Single letters, apos> of administrative services and RED BANK - Recently-in- trophic*, tin length and formation of the voids are all hints. executive officer of Patterson ducted members of the Junior Sach day the code letten are different - Army Hospital, Fort Monmouth, W« Alwoyi Woman's Club of Red Bank are since 1964, retires from active ttavt SlNflwrs A GrTptogTam qootattai Mrs. niornas Jones and Mrs. duty today. Jinbo Cwktalb Stmi Paul Siciliano, both of Eaton- BS BROB LCIIYTJBLRBY R B Announcement of Col. De town. Graff's retirement was made by Mrs, Stanley Woolley, Eaton- DORIS 'K ED'S AOT, RS MR Oil TUB tiBST R S Col. Frederick J. Knoblauch, the . iniy Frt*ry «ad Saturday MM town, will head the new nominat- hospital's commanding officer. MARCILL SARZILLO ing committees. Members are r.—AOYYTYP ettttt piano rsr your intoning plmurt- Moving into Col. De, Graff's job Mrs. Richard B. Davis, Shrews- 3i Start Drlvt Hlakfa* Testeidafs Cfryptoquotet SOLEMN WORDS, AND THESE on the PAH staff will be Lt, Col. bury, and Mrs. Walter Wong, Opt* Ecnttr Motday ARE THEY: EVEN THIS SBUZ, PAJ58 AWAY.—THEO- Kenneth Swieter, recently re- Red Bank. DORE TO.T0N turned from duty in Vietnam. After more than 24 years in Army medical service, Col. De dancing Sat. Night. •. Graff will continue his career in "ASTRO-6UIDE" By Ceean hospital work as administrator of the Institute of Rehabilitation wifh "RITA ROMAN" Sshirday, Aprfl I Medicine at New York Univer- sity Medical Center, New York RED BANK CATHOLIC H. S. CAFETERIA and the "STOWAWAYS" rVejenf—For You and Yours ... Keep your City, under - Will jou be •Weto M y "well Cross and the Air Medal twice Combine radiant blues, green Ttrt jour attntiai from i» done" at the cod oi the day. H In Germany he served as chief Featuring not, wbjr not! gold threads to embroider th HWY. 36 of medical evacuation at Heidel Garma-Aimrica Cslila* T.nnrt. April 20 «o M« 20 Scoipic.' Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 superb picture. •ovarian Mutlc Nightly PUtu imr nl'K'l Klbadc but C« a dor nttm Wore go- berg and. as • operations officer It's a rare sight, rare plea- HIGHLANDS don't Jim* 21 Sa9mat!ui.Nor.I2»ot)«.3l play their colors. 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