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SEE STORY PAGE 3 Sunny Sunny, seasonable tempera- THEDMLY FINAL tures today, clear and cool Red Bank, Freehold tonight Increasing cloudiness Long Branch EDITION tomorrow, rain likely in after- T noon and night 26 PAGES Moiinioulh 4'ounty's Outstanding Home \>wspan«»r VOL 94 NO. 212 RED BANK, NJ. FRIDAY, APRIL 21,1972 TEX CENTS •uiHBiiMi«iuiui«iaiumimiii Teac ers Defy Court Order FREEHOLD - Almost* Named defendants in the punitive anfl compensatory esentative for the New Jersey 6,000 students in the Freehold complaint are Alvin F. Apple- damages from the associ- Education Association, said Regional High School district gate, president of the Free- ation. approximately 40 school em- stayed home again today as hold Regional High School Mr. Applegate said that 370 ployes who are represented the majority of the district's Education Association of the estimated 400 teachers, by "the FRHSEA crossed the education association defied a (FRHSEA); Ernestine M. clerks and secretaries work- picket lines. court injunction to halt a Blackledge, Walter Carney, ing for the board are mem- In addition, Mr. Nash re- strike, now in its second day. Karen F. Delinsky, Elaine bers of the FRHSEA. ported that almnst all of the And Board of Education Olancy, Abraham M. Glass, Approximately 300 of the board's other employes — President Donald Nash said Charles Jameson, Richard A. employes represented by the custodians, bus drivers and last night that board attorney McCumher, Alexander R. Sin- FRHSEA met at the high cafeteria workers — Reported Dominick Cerrato today clair, Frederick J. Stine and school in Freehold Township for work yesterday. Mr. Nash would ask that Superior Court Margaret L. Yates. Wednesday and voted 251 to 4'i said that although the schools cite the 11 members of the as- See Fact Breach to call a strike, effective at will remain closed to students sociation named in the in- The board alleged that the midnight yesterday. today, they will remain open junction for contempt of teachers are in violation of Pickets marched in front of to all board employes. court. their contraclural agreement the board's five high schools The district's four operating Meanwhile, a meeting is for July 1, 1970 to June 30, in and in front of board offices in high schools are in Marlboro, scheduled this afternoon at which they agree not to cause Freehold Township yesterday Manalapan, Howell Township the Holiday Inn, HazleL be- or authorize a strike. and today. and Freehold Township. A tween representativesyof The school board is seeking John Molloy, field repr- See Striking l'agc 2 association and a fact fmaeTsent by the Pub- lic Employes Relations Com' mission (PERC). Issues Injunction Yesterday, Superior' Court Judge Francis X. Crahay signed an Injunction sought by the board. The injunction or-' ders the teachers not to cause, authorize, participate in or continue a strike and not to picket, parade or promote such activity in front of the Reqlstor SloH photo four operating high schools or TEACHERS PICKET — Members of the Freehold Regional High School Education Association picket other school property, yesterday in front of Marlboro High School as part of a district-wide strike now in its second day. It also directs them not to Pickets also gathered in front of the high schools in Howell Township, Manalapan, Freehold Township interfere with the school and Freehold, os well as the board's offices in Freehold Township. The strike was called Wednesday board in the performance of after contract talks bogged down. its duties. Team Probes Moon's Peaks SPACE CENTER Houston.cursions canceled and their command ship, piloted by yes, we had last the mission," They originally were to (APV— Two.'Apollo 16 astro- time on the njpqn shprtened Thomas K. Mattingly 2nd, said flight director Gerald have started their first of nautS safely OB the moon afc because of a late landing was not serious and gave the Griffin. "We knew we had a three seven-hour excursions ter^hhosf laving their land- caused by an engine problem signal to press ahead with the very serious problem until we four hours after touchdown. Ing aborted, step to the sur- in the command ship, Casper, landing. understood it." But the long, exhausting day. face today to conduct man's But Young and Duke were Mission Control officials The difficulty, which in- had taken its toll and Mission first scientific exploration irt* lucky to have made it as the said the coast?to-coast trou- itially' prevented Mattingly Control told them to start a the lunar highlands. ninth and 10th Americans to bleshooting by telephone from firing the command ship sleep period, delaying the ex- AP Wlrtplwfo John W. Young and Charles land on the moon. turned what had been consid- engine to raise his orbit, de- ploration until today. RAIL SERVICE KNOCKED OUT —Firemen battle the blaze that follow- M. Duke Jr. start their- first They touched down on a ered a certain abort situation layed Young and Duke's land- Apollo Program Director ed an explosion at the Adam Cook & Son lubricant plant in Linden yes- outside excursion-at 12:22 mountain plateau in the lunar into success. Engineers were ing by nearly six hours. Dr. Rocco A. Petronc said the terday. The explosion knocked down a power line and the electrical fail- p.m. EST, ready to set up a lander Orion last night after rapidly mobilized on "the When they finally touched bobtailed schedule probably ore halted trains of the Penn Central, Jersey Central and PATH railroads science station and to drive a three tension-filled hours dur- East and West coasts and down on the mountain-ringed would have Young and Duke in the New York-North Jersey metropolitan area at the evening rush moon car in search of ancient ing which 200 experts worked points in between" and plateau in the highest region follow their first two ex- hour. See Story, The State, page 13. reached a solution in three volcanic activity. on the ground to save the on the front side of the moon cursions as planned, but at hours. 1 Mission control said the landing mission. at 9:24 p.m., Duke exclaimed: later times. moon walkers probably would The specialists determined "When Ken MaUingly first "Orion is finally here, Hous- The second outing, which have one of their three ex- the engine problem in the reported the trouble, we felt, ton! Fantastic! had been slated tonight, will be accomplished tomorrow Assembly Moves Bill morning. The astronauts are to drive on this trip about 700 feet up the side of Stone Tonkin Gulf Clashes Continue Mountain to seek further vol- On Bond Issue Fees canic evidence and the source TRENTON (AP) - Legal converted into a ripe plum for SAfGON (AP) - U.S. de- in the position of having to re- men are missing. The other were reported attacking the of original lunar rocks. jected in the Legislature sev- fees for attorneys who handle lawyers with the position and stroyers apparently sank one act." was shot down southeast of district town of Hiep Due, 35 Petrone said time con- eral times in the past, would local bond issues would be inclination for plucking it," North Vietnamese patrol boat Targets of the U.S. cruisers Thanh Hoa, in North Vietnam, miles southwest of Da Nang. straints, plus the extra use of authorize a referendum on the subject to negotiation instead the Center said in its report and traded fire with another anil destroyers shelling the but the two crewmen bailed Field reports said Hiep Due, such consumables as water merger question. But it failed of being set as a percentage March 23,1971. In the Tonkin Gulf Thursday coast include railroads and lo- out over the sea and a Navy which has been the focal point and power during the landing to receive the 24 votes needed of the total bond sale, under a The most outspoken oppo- night, American officials re- gistic installations as far helicopter picked them up. of numerous major battles in delay, probably would result to place the question on the measure approved by the As- nent of Fay's bill was John A. ported today. north as Vinh, 145 miles north past years, had been hit by in cancellation of the third ballot in November. sembly and sent to the Sen- Spizziri, R-Bergen, a lawyer, The U.S. Command also dis- of the demilitarized zone. In South Vietnam, fighting shelling and ground attack for moon drive during which The measure had received ale. who said the measure was un- closed the loss of six more In one incident Thursday continued around the battered the last three days. Several Young and Duke were to ex- 22 votes when its sponsors constitutional. American aircraft — two in night, the destroyer Lloyd provincial capital of AnTJoc, government outposts were re- amine a COO-foot deep crater The Senate, meanwhile, re- withdrew it. "You have no right to regu- the last two days and four oth- Thomas recorded a radar con- 60 miles north of Saigon, and ported abandoned, but casu- and a mountain named jected yesterday a bill long North Vietnamese troops recommended by proponents late my fees, only the Su- Sen. Peter Thomas, R-Mor- ers during the first two weeks tact which was "determined alties were not announced. Smoky. . , ris, said the proposal was in- of Hanoi's offensive. This to be hostile" and opened fire, of court reform which would preme Court has that right," have merged the county and he told his fellow legislators. tended to eliminate dupli- raised the number of U.S. air- destroying the contact, 7th cation and differences in craft reported lost in the Fleet spokesmen said. It was superior courts. The bill could The Supreme Court itself be brought up for another rejected last year a sugges- procedure between the state three-week-old offensive to 30, believed to be a North Viet- and county courts and provide namese patrol boat. Cut Drug Center Funds, vote.at a later date. tion by the Center that it es- 16 planes and 20 helicopters, The bill on bond atmrney tablish a committee to study uniform pensions for all judg- with nine crewmen killed, 11 Meanwhile, the spokesmen es. wounded and 42 missing-. i said, the guided missile de- fees was sponsored by Assem- bonding attorneys' fees. stroyer Benjamin Stoddert blyman John J. Kay Jr., D- The measure was approved Senate Majority Leader Al- The Tonkin Gulf tfla'shes r were the fifth and sixth of the was fired on by an enemy sur- Cioffi Asks State Body Middlesex,"who said, "With by a vote of .>f>-8, with six of fred N. Beadleston, R-Mon- week, and a U.S. military face craft of unknown size all due respect to lawyers, the opponents being at- mouth, said he opposed the TRENTON - Mayor Henry a lack of concern, rather man source said sea battles off the and returned the fire, but. the ciety's greatest problems." some of their fees are abusive torneys. measure because "it does R. Cioffi of Long Branch yes- the real concern we have." North Vietnamese coast prob- result was not known. There Mayor Cioffi also said he and unjustified to the tax- Meanwhile, in the Senate, a nothing for the people, just for terday called on the Joint "... From the time of this ably would continue "as long was no damage to cither de- believes the funds earmarked payers who end up paying for bill designed to permit a a few judges." Committee on Appropriations center's conception," he said, as we have gunfire along the stroyer, the spokesmen said. for the center could be better them." merger of the county courts Beadleston said he had no to cull the funds for a pro- "until today, our residents coast and we have to gut in The latest air losses were spent in another fashion. He His bill would prohibit coun- and .state Superior Courts wns interest in whether all judges posed drug center there out of have strongly opposed the close." two Air Force F4 Phantoms. said city residents would fa- ty and municipal governing blocked by the upper house. receive the same pension ben- Gov. William T. Cahill's budg- plan and their strong objec- •'It appears that our fire is One crashed from unknown vor local treatment centers bodies, school boards and lo- The bill which has been re- efits. et for the coming fiscal year. tions have taken the matter for local people with state as- effectiv•f«n(i,,en an..mdi iitt ' i=s hnriinihurting' causes CO miles southwest of cal authorities from paying le- The drug treatment center, into the courts." sistance— but without state them," he said, "and they are Da Nang, and the two crew- gal fees for issuance of bonds a subject of strong con- Mayor Cioffi pointed out domination. without negotiating the rale, there, would lie es- imnrfiiiiniiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiniiiiini that the city supports an Ouf "We believe that because which must be "reasonable." A Thing of Beauty: in the former Star of roach Center and that bo lias the appropriations sought Under existing practice, at- the Sea Academy in that city. appointed a narcotics council. (would) take tlie treatment torneys may charge fees in The Inside Story State plans have been made "We realize the problem is out of local hands and focus the neighborhood of one to Miss Monmoulh Test Rangers rack up Hawks again Page 14 for the new facility and the ours," the mayor said, "and on non-local people, the ulti- two per cent of the entire A thing of beauty. Coed golfer Impresses Lions Page 15 property has been purchased we are coping with it our- mate goal of such a facility bond issue, regardless of how That's what is in store for readers of Monday's Daily Reg- Gridiron 'names' brief lawyers Page 15 for the governor's drug fight selves, with the help from oth- would not be attained," the much — or how little — work ister. A look at how we see ourselves Page 10 program at a cost of $.100,111)0. er levels of government." mayor said. is done. One reason is that our chief photographer, Don Lordi, is How to roll out a mock strudcl Page II lie also noted that Long In concluding his talk to the In most cases, Fay said, the teaming with Jim McConnick of our Register's Freehold Bu- The Long Branch Division, locaPjttorney does very little reau tii bring you a pictorial account of the Miss Monmoulh ENJOYMENT, YOUR Branch police are conducting state legislators, Mayor Cioffi DAILY REGISTER United Civic and Taxpayers while the attorneys for the big County contest. WEEKEND MAGAZINE PHONE NUMBEItS a concerted effort in coin- added: ". . . If anything, I Organization, has filed a pri- bonding houses in New York Also in Monday's edition will be a preview look at Television Listings Main Office 741-0010 hat ling drug traffic and use. nrgo you to add (hose funds to vate suit in Moninoulh County or Philadelphia handle the Tuesday's upcoming primaries in the inimitably amusing style Movie Schedule Classified Ads 741-6900 ". . . We believe the tre- local efforts — efforts that re- Court to halt the proposal. bulk of the work. of .lames J. Kilpatrick under a title that summarizes: There Church News Legal Adv 741-0010 mendous opposition the state ceive; community support — In calling for the budget Fay reminded the Assembly Must Be a Ueltcr Way. On the same editorial page, Jim Bishop Classified Display Adv 7410010 center has received," I In; not efforts that spark con- cut, Mayor Cioffi yesterday mayor adileil, "will tin mine that the Center for Analysis of muses on "The (lodfather" — the reel and the real. Comics Circulation Dent 741-3330 troversy and dissent." said the city's altitude; on the harm In tin1 individuals lo he Public Issues last year criti- Pro hockey and basketball playoffs of Sunday will be cov- Crossword I'u/ile Sports Dtpt 7410017 issue "could be interpreted as lre;iteil, than it will (lo good cized the practice of II of the ered in detail with personal coverage of the New York Editorials £ Women's News 741-0010 A Happy 40(11 birthday, and Nlmrod's Notebrook 16 Accounts Payable 741-0010 toward combatting out; of so- best wishes to Lola. (Adv.) 21 county bar associations in Hangers -Chicago Black Hawks rink action by staffer Kd Hnn Clark at the pintm-urgiin, Obituaries ••••* Accts. Receivable 7410011 setting minimum fee sched- Walsh. Hot ;\ml cold hws d'oeovrrs, Snorts *•« Mlddletown Bureau 671-2250 l)ni(« Addiction Problem? Admiral Bcnbow Bakery, 2 ules for bonding work. These are just a few of the many things you won't want lo Kit, Slit., at Hie Cobblestones Women's News 10. J Freehold Bureau 462-2121 Call M-H:I;I;I .lackson St., Highlands. Open "Bond issue business, con- miss in Monday's Register, Northern Monmoulh County's larg- Hoi.tauranl, Mirtdlctown, For Help est newspaper and Monmoulh County's most interesting news- Surf, Field, Sir • • '5 Long Branch Bureau...2220010 daily 10 a.m. with a 1 for 1 dueled In an obscure corner« "•illWHimmilllllllllllUlilliiiiiiimii (Adv.) Day or night paper. ItUlltmUMIHIHI'"' siH'dal every dav. (Adv.) tlie public arena, has hi Register, K<<* «,NJ. Friday, April 21, IWJ Reported Assault just BUI Ainu At Welfare Frauds 'Incident, 'OffieialSap , LTRENTON — Assem- within the welfare system. agency whose sole responsi- bility would be to track down nymous notes reporting the blyman Brian T. Kennedy, R- "The frauds and abuses in LONG BRANCH - A re- described by Mr. Russell last Monmouth, yesterday in- welfare have created the wel- welfare cheaters. ported assault on Cily Busi- night as "just an incident.'" councilman Tuesday had "at- Under Mr. Kennedy's bill, tacked and started to choke" troduced a bill to create the fare mess we face in New Jer- ness Administrator Vinwnt .1. sey today," Mr. Kennedy the new office would have the Prosecutor James .M. Cole- Mr. Mazza. office of Welfare Inspector Mazza by Councilman Wilbcrl said, in proposing creation of staff,'and authority to in- man and area newspapers Mr. Russell last night de- General to locate and in- C. Russell at a lonfoiTnce vestigate frauds and abuses a statewide welfare watchdog vestigate alleged welfare ab- meeting Tuesday nighl was vesterdav received ami- nied trying to choke the busi- uses, but prosecution would ness administrator. He cod- remain the responsibility ol finned that "there was an in- the individual county prose- cident" at the City Council cutors. Democrats OK Two caucus, however, Cites Abases "In fact," Mr. Russell said Teachers Rally Among the abuses cited by In Atlantic Highlands last night. 'I reeeivecTa call Mr. Kennedy, a former mem- from Mr. Mazza today and he ber of Gov. William T. Call-,. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS be vacated by Councilmen is willing to forget the entire ill's Welfare Study Commis- — Eugene J. Caffrey and Ver- John Posten and Albert I.oux, matter." sion, are welfare recipients The councilman said an ar- Set for Sunday non "Bud" E. Clinch have re- both (if whom have served one collecting checks from two ceived the unanimous en- term and who have declined gument started while the counties; persons turning dorsement of tho Atlantic lo seek reelection. group was discussing a re- ASBURY PARK - Yes- p.ni., led by the Pitman Hobo terday's walkout by teachers down jobs in favor of welfare; Highlands Democralu club lo Mr. Caffrey. •'12. is a pur- cently adopted code and con- Band. Two hours of speech- in the Freehold Regional High making in Convention Hall is persons who don't qualify for seek two seats »n lioniujjli chasing agent for ('. H. Hard stdering bids for some up- welfare; recipients who nave Council in November coming cily drainage work. School District's four schools scheduled to start at 2 o'clock. Inc. of Murray Hill, a hospital is giving immediacy to the unreported hidden assets; . The two seats at Make will supply firm. He'has been a "It just snowballed," Mr. Assemblyman Peter P. state-wide teachers rally Garibaldi, R-Middlesex, and "women who report their hus- member of Die Atlantic High- Russell said, "and an incident REMEMBER EARTH DAY? —three years ago bands missing, when in fact took place." „ scheduled for Convention Assemblyman John J. Horn, lands Recreation Commission Earth Day was first observed as a means of call- Hall, here, on Sunday. they are living around the cor- Steamroller, for five years and is a mem- Mr. Mazza was unavailable D-Camden, also are to ad- Ing attention to the pollution man insists upon Rep. James J. Howard, D- dress the rally. ner and are regular visitors to ber of the Municipal Juvenile for comment on the issue last heaping on his environment. But some things just the home, and persons who ('(inference Committee. night. N.J., a former Wall Township Mr. Garibaldi is the prime Car Crash never seem to change as Register Chiet Photo- school administrator and cash two welfare checks after Councilman Russell said he grapher Don Lordi shows in this scene which can sponsor of A-521, the right to reporting the first check sto- In addition, Mr. Caffrey is has no idea who could have teacher, will be one of the strike bill. the SI. Agnes Catholic Church be found |ust east of the Swimming River spillway principal speakers at the ral- len. Hurts 3,GIs sent the anonymous reports of on Swimming River Road, Lincroft. Incidentally, The Naves- On War-Halt Action tend in a show of strength, is "that many taxpayers would and to "weight the merits of gers Spec. 4 Sandy lempts to stabilize the situ- lagher, D-N'.J., who heads the ink Ave. WASHINGTON - Republi- being sponsored by the N.J.the case," and would assure like to report welfare chlslers Yarborough anil I'tc. Roger ation in Vietnam to protect Asian-Pacific jtffairs subcom- can Congressional candidate Education Association as part striking public employes of that they know of, but feel Martin. They are listed in fair Mr. Clinch, 41, a native of U.S. irovps and to also repel mittee, said a three-rnonih William K. Dowd said yes- of its "Fair Play for Teach- due process, the NJEA says. there is no place to report condition in Patterson Army Helena, Mont., is a business the North Vietnamese in- deadline to halt the Indochina Hospital, Kt. Monmouth. terday that Rep. James J. ers" campaign. these frauds." • systems specialist for Bell vasion (if the south. war might be "realistic in the Assemblyman Horn is Police Chief John Carmody Telephone .Laboratories, Howard, D-N.J., .should ex- light of the President's own The Freehold Regional Mr. Kennedy's bill provides plain and apologize for his "Mr. Howard's fence-sitting strike is the first by teachers prime sponsor of A-520, a bill for the appointment of the said Spec. Morris will be Ilolmdel. act has at last come to an timetable." that would give the Public charged with careless driving. "outrageous and irrespon- in Mr. Howard's home county. Welfare Inspector General by He has been active in Cub end," Mr. Dowd said. "Our Gallagher's committee Employment Relations Com- The owners of the steamrol- sible" vote in support of a Four of Monmouth County's the governor with the consent and Boy Scouting, and is a congressman's true colors are meets early next week. mission the power to act ler, who haven't been identi- district commissioner for the Democratic sponsored end- Gallagher was not propos- five assemblymen arc oppos- of the state Senate. The in-, now on full display and his ing the Assembly bill giving against what it considers un- fied, will be charged with ille- Monmouth Council, Boy the-war amendment. ing a three-month deadline, spector general would serve conversion from an ardent teachers the right to strike. fair labor practices in public gal parking and failing In Scouts of America. "I am reliably informed however, and said he would at the pleasure of the gover- supporter of Lyndon John- That subject is certain lo employe-employer negotia- place warning lights on the Mr. Clinch is a former that Mr. Howard voted for nor. son's war escalation to a firm not back any end-thc-war come up tonight, when the tions. - steamroller. member nf the St. Agnes this senseless bill," Mr. Dowd critic of the Nixon peace pro- The proposed legislation measure in advance of the Monmouth County Education Monmouth County Assem- •Police said Morris was driv- -Catholic Church Parish Coun- said in a telephone interview also would allow the inspector gram is complete anil unde- meeting. Association hosts the county's ingsouth on Ocean Ave. when cil and teaches in the parish last night, "and I think he blyman John 1. Dawes, a • general to appoint deputies, niable." He said the purpose of the delegation at its annual legis- his car hit the steamroller, Confraternity of Christian owes the people of the Third Freehold Township Republi- assistants and such office Members of the House For- meeting is to decide what lative dinner in Old Orchard which was parked on the west Doctrine program. Congressional District a thor- can, is a co-sponsor of the 'Staff as required. eign Affairs Committee are course of action to take and Restaurant, Eatonlown. Horn bill, which has the sup- curb o{ the road. The steam- He and his wife, the former ough explanation." not necessarily lo promptly disagreed over what response Eugene J. Bedell, u Keans- port of the county delegation. roller was rolled over by the Beverly Brady of Montana, The bill, drafted by a reporUmt one of well over 1(11) Son Is Born they'll make to the order from burg labor union official, is Other rally speakers will bo impact. live at' H North Ave. They caucus of House Democrats, the Democratic Caucus. pending war-hall bills 'mil res- The accident stalled traffic have 11 children and have re- was approved by a vote of 144 the only Monmouth assem- Robert Roggenstein, To Mrs. Galkin But Hep. Cornelius K. Gal- olutions. blyman favoring the bill. He Bayonnc, who recently com- from 10:15 lo midnight. sided here three years. to 58. It asks the House For- CRANSTON, U.I. - Mr. also is the only Democrat in pleted a 30-day jail term in eign Affairs Committee to and Mrs. Howard Galkin, 122 the county Relegation. connection with the 1970 Jer- produce a bill to end U.S. in- Belvedere Drive, are the par- sey City teachers strike; Rob- volvement in Indochina within Authorities' Sewer Teachers who will be at- ents of a son born April 4 at ert Chanin, Washington, the 30 days. tending the rally are particu- Lying-in Hospital, Provi- Striking Teachers National Education Associ- Mr. Dowd, a 2B-year-old for- larly.incensed over the jailing dence. mer White House assistant, Negotiations Smooth last Mondav^f five, teachers alien's geireral"ifbunsel; Dr. a Mrs. Galkin, the former Su- said he supports President because of a 1970 scfM strike Frederick: %: Wipp, Trenton, san Margoles, is the daughter Caulking Associates of Liv- Defy Court Edict Nixon's foreign policy, in- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS in Passaic, the NJEA said. NJEA's eKeeutlVe director. of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mar- earliest he could meet with cluding the President's at- — Negotiations on a service ingston, American Patcrson The rally will begin with a and other-NJEA Officers and (Continued) (•lass Co. nf Patcrson and .goles, 2 Bellevue Ave., Runi- the board and the association agreement between Hie Atlan- boardwalk Pifjflde at 1:30 executives. fifth school, here is closed for Pign'at Visentin Tile and son. would be (his afternoon. tic Highlands-Highlands Re- alterations. Marble Co. of Trenton, re- Await Settlement gional Sewerage Authority The impetus for I lie strike Seek Cause and the Monmouth County ceived approval from Otto was bogged-down contract ne- Mr. Molloy said last night Milgram, authority engineer. that FH11SEA members Bayshore Outfall Authority gniiations. which have been Of Building are reported to be going well. going on since last November. would not return to work until S. Thomas Gagliano, at- Daniel P. Thompson miRUTHANDJHE A mediator entered the a settlement has been torney for the county author- talks in March lo attempt to reached. He has previously Collapse LONG BRANCH - Daniel ity, said the two authorities end a declared impasse. The maintained that aify settle- P. Thompson Sr., 71, of 215 mediator recommended that a ment must contain a no-repr- KEYI'ORT - Local, county are "on the way toward a ser- Coleman Ave. died Wednes- participate af- isal clause so the board could antl stilte officials are still in- vice agreement." day in Monmouth Medical FANTASY onm ter mediation failed. not retaliate against the par- vestigaling the cause for the A contract between the Mitl- Center. The board and the associ- ticipating employes. collapse of a building on K. dletown Sewerage. Authority Mr. Thompson, a lifelong ation agreed on a fact finder The NJEA representative Front St. Wednesday night. and the county authority is resident, was a retired busi- Wednesday. The fact finder, said that it is possible to Police Chief William J. l.ei- being used as a guide in ness agent of Local 4, Brick- .Van Wiesenfeld, said the reach a settlement this week- ger said yesterday that coun- reaching agreements. layers, Masons and Plasterers FREEHOLD REGIONAL end so the schools can open ty fire marshals, representa- Mr. Gagliano also reported International Union of Amer- tives of the state Department meetings have been held with Carmen Casalc Monday. He said one way to ica, where, he had served 23 do so would be for both sides of Labor and local building in- officials of Highlands and At- years. ; DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. tn agree to follow whatever spector Charles Carter are lantic Highlands regarding — Carmen "Tommy" Casalc, He is survived by his wid- settlement the fact finder rec- probing the cause' of the sud- street opening details when ow, Mrs. Helen Thompson; 59, of 430 S.E. 13th Drive (lied ommends. den collapse that left 22 per- land section work gets under HIGH SCHOOL STRIKE two sons, Wesley and Daniel yesterday in Boca Ralon Otherwise, he said, the fact sons homeless. way. Community Hospital, Boca P. Thompson Jr., both here; a finder's results are not bind- "The cause isn't known at The authority adopted a res- Raton. daughter, Mrs. Donald Keller, ing on the board or the associ- this lime," the chief said. olution acknowledging and ac- here; three sisters, Mrs. Har- Mr. Casalc. a World War 11 1HESE ARE IHE FACTS: ation, "There were people working cepting indebtedness of a riet Bouvier and Mrs. Edward Army veteran, was born in Mr. Molloy said he believes downstairs Wednesday after- $535,000 loan made to the Taylor, here, and Mrs. Paul The Freehold Regional High School Education Association stands in flagrant Port Reading, N.J. He lived in Mr. Wiesenfeld will recom- noon and all seemed well." county in 1968, prior to forma- Robeson of Little Silver, and •violation of Ihe state law banning strikes by public employees. The teachers Matawan, N.J., 4(1 years, mov- mend such an agreement. He The two-story frame dwell- tion of the authority. 18 grandchildren. union, which joined with other public employee groups in lobbying success- ing here six months ago. said the association's lead- ing, which contains three The loan originally came Arrangements are under di- fully for bargaining protection under the law, has made a sham of that law by lie was a communicant of ership is now considering apartments, caved in at 7:15 from the New Jersey state rection of the Woolley Funeral striking illegally. The FRHSEA, before its strike vote was taken, was informed St. Clement's Catholic church whether they will agree to it if p.m. Department of Environmental Home. that a fact-finder had been appointed to resolveilhe, contract impasse. Is that in Matawan. He was the re- il is promised. Protection. It funded plans for "Fair Play and Common Decency?" \_ .3 tired former owner of Tom- If such'an "advance agree- The apartments are over the outfall line and pumping my's Barber and Beauty ment" is not made. Mr. Mol-the Furman Manufacturing station drawn up by Elson T. LEGAL NOTICE BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY Shop, Matawan. loy said, the fact finder's rec- building where approximately Killam Associates Inc. of Mil- REGISTRATION » Surviving are his widow, 35 women are employed mak- ELECTION NOTICE ommendations would not he 1 b u r n , e n g i n e e ring c o n- Notice Is hereby given ihaf a Primary Mrs. Jennie Vecchio Casalc; a ing curtains during the day. Election will be held in the Borough * 1HESE ARE THE FACTS: hinding on the board or the sultants. Shrewsbury, County of Monmoulfi, 3ti_.. brother, Albert Casale of association. There were no injuries re- Also adopted was a resolu- of New Jersey, on Tuesday, June 6. 1972 between Ihe hours ol 1 a.m. and B p.m. a The FRHSEA has distorted hard facts in its inaccurate allegations on the quali- 'Linden, N.J., and a sister, ported. tion providing for participa- places fiereofter designated for noml The hoard's detailed state- nation of candidates lor the General Eire ty of education in the district. The FRHSEA assumes that because a fifth high Mrs. Mary Zullo of Matawan. tion in the stall' public em- Flan os Iwrcoltflr designated ond to dec. ment on the strike is included one male ond one female member from school will be opened in 1972-73 and because there is an average of 81 class- The Day Funeral Home, in an advertisement on Page I ployes retirement and benefit each election district os members of the room teachers in the coming year. The board anticipates a 10 per cent enroll- Keyport, N.J., is In charge of Hoard Set Monilav Monmouth Coi/nly Executive Commlllee of today's Daily Register. system. lor each of Ihe malor political parties ment increase in the next year; the board plans to adjust the faculty accord- arrangements. MATAWAN - The Mala- IRepubllcan and Democratic! and ten A request by Kecne Con- Deleaotes-oi-Large, ten Alternate Dttt- ingly. The board has 327 classroom teachers serving 5,344 students for a ratio wan Regional Board of Edu- struction Co. for three subcon- potes at-Large. two District Delegates, Two Alternate District Delegates to be of 1 to 16, one otthe best in Monmouth County and superior to the recognized cation will meet Monday at H tractors lo complete work at chosen lo represent the Republican Party at the National Convention; and seven national standards. Is that "Declining Educational Quality?" p.m. in the Matawan Avenue Delegates-ai-Large, Iwo Alternate-Dele- the Belford pumping station aaleJ-ot-Lcirge. six County Delegates, Middle School. was granted. The three firms, Three Alternate County Delegates to be HOT LINE chosen to represent the Democratic Party (it the National Convention. Tlie last day lo reolsler or to Ironsfei Teens - Need To Talk? Irom one vutlng district to another In or ilc-r lo vole In Ihe Primary Election is THESE ARE THE FACTS: Call Hot Line April ?7| 1V72 and Ihh can be done ut the Weather: Sunny municipal building. 171 Broad Street, dur- The FRHSEA never has made a viable counter-proposal to the Board of Edu- ing regular oltice hours, Monday through Friday. —' " cation's teacher salary package. Instead, it clings to an inflationary and con- Sunny seasonable tempera- lower Plains and Mississippi . holidays excepted. Notice Is hereby given that u General fiscatory demand. The FRHSEA is demanding that 31 teachers at the top of tures today high in upper 50s. valley got showers and thun- Election will bt hlefti Idi In the Borouggh or 671-9476 Shrewsbury, Countl'y oofl MDnmoulh, Male the bachelor of arts guide be given raises of $3,050. It is demanding that two Clear tonights lows mid 30s lo derstorms and the Gulf slates of New Jersey on Tuesday. November 7, 197? between' thr hours of 7 am. and - teachers presently on the 13th stop of the 14 step guide be given raises of Open Mon., Fri., Sot. Eves. the low 40s/i Clouding up to- enjoyed weather in the 7().s. n.rn. nl places hereafter dellanoled tor Ihr c-lectlon of Girders of President arid 8 P.M. TO 10 P.M. morrow morning with rain Vice President, a United Stales Senator, a $3,450. It is demanding that seven teachers now on the 12th step be given member of Ihe Home of Representatives, likely in afternoon anil at Iwo members of Ilif Hoard of Choien raises of $3,050. And, because it is proposing a 12 step guide, Ihe FRHSEA is night, high in low 50s. TIDES freeholders, oriel Iwo members ol the demanding that two teachers presently on the 11th stop be given raises of Sandy Hook Council of the Elorough of Shrtwsbory "tie l.oit cloy to realsler or to transfer $4,250. The teachers association distorts fact by talking only about the botton In Long Branch, yes- TODAY - Ili)ih 2:M p.m.Irom one voting (IKtr'rt to ariottitr In or. ifnr to vole In the Generol liloctlon 15 Sep level of the guide, where there is but a $200 difference. It makes no mention of terday's high temperature and low 8:51 p.m. lentber It, 19/7 und this can be done al Ihc WEDDING munlclpol liulkllnu HI llronil Street, ilur the higher levels, where the diflerence is in excossot $4,000. That is not a de- was 6.1 and the low, 42 de- TOMORROW - lliKh 2:M Ing regular office hours, Manrloy lltrougl grees. It was 42 at fi p.m. and r prldoy, holidays eHcepteil. Heulslrotloh 0 mand of 5.5 or 7 per cent, it is a demand for more than 36 per cent. Photography at its a in. and 3:.'i.> p.m. and lowvoters or Ironster of replstrorlon ron be Childrtn the overnight low was 34. It miKle on forms provldecT by Hie Clerk Ol Tho FRHSEA has demonstrated its altitude toward the law, and more impor- Portrait! • Family 9:28 a.m. and !):48 p.m. Ihe Commissioner of Heu'strotlon at Ihe was 43 degrees at 7 a.m. SUNDAY - High :i:r.:i a.m. Court Mouse. Freehold, H J. tantly, tho people it servos by engaging in this illogal strike. Tho FRHSEA is in There was .Z\ inch of rain in for Information ohoul Incntinn of Vo\ ami 4:32 p.m. and low 111:17 ling, lilai ct or election dlslr li.tv, coll clear violation ol the law. It stands in equally clear violation of tho public trust, LAKKY A PKRNA the 24 hours ending at 7 am Clerk, /41 4200. HurliHj rcgiilnr ofllce a.m. and 10:43 p.m. hours. I'HONH.IIM'IIV today. POLLING PlACti "A hub Z....H in IWr.il! MuZo/lni,./.. For Ited Hank and Huiiisinl first Election District . . . I'lre Itouse, The nation kept a cuol head, Brood Street 12 llniail Si. Itnl Itmi add two hours; SIM Second [ Irrtinii Ohlrlrt . . rirtl Aid FREEHOLD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL a dump middle and warm feet deduct II) minutes; f>ciiKiil ftulldlnu, Hoddon Avrrnue today as the New Kngiand Third rintllon Dlslrlcl . . . 1)1 odd Mrpel I I-»;H. . Till •!». -HAT. Ift3 Long Branch, deduct 15 mill- Auditorium nl School BOARD OF EDUCATION states were chilled by tem- Jf AH W FAIIflY IHIIIUH 104 ule.s; Highlands bridge, add 40 Bnrouuh (lerk peratures near free/ing, the minutes. April n. II sn nq TV Daily Reciter, R*d Kaik-Middklown, S.J. Viiilny, April 21, J*71 3 iii, Others Feted for ""Brotherhood' ty the AsMciatod Prat SHREWSBURY - A former Mr. Keaveney, introduced newspaperman, a former FBI by Maurice A. Scully, NCCJ agent, an electrical con- director and vice-president of Vietnam Rescue Related tractor, and the director of Electronic Associates, Inc.. SAIGON - An allied commando team snatched two U.S. .tbe county Board of Chosen as "true and valued member airmen from the middle cf a North Vietnamese invasion force, Freeholders were honored of the brotherhood of man," is but the operation cost the lives of seven other Americans and last night at the fourth annual now an assistant vice presi- used giant B52 bombers.as decoys, U.S. sources disclosed Brotherhood Awards Dinner dent for Industrial Relations today. of the Monmouth-Ocean Coun- with tbe Central Jersey Bank Despite a broken arm, a sprained back, lack of food and ties Chapter of the National and Trust Co. In 1965. he re- water and 53 years of age, Lt. Col.Iceal E. Hambieto? man* Conference of .Christians and tired from the FBI after 24 aged fer 11 days to evade North Vietnamese troops sfckrnnng Jews. ' years of: service, and was in across the demilitarized zone and sometimes coming within a Beribboned medallions hon- charge of the FBI's Red Bank few teet of him. - . .•-'••••'• oring recipients fpr their Resident Agency. Hambleton was a navigator aboard an EB'65, a modified '•contribution to the cause of brotherhood" were presented Mr. Knuckles, who founded bomber being used to jam North Vietnamese radar sites. Hie his electrical contracting and pteiie was hit by a missile April Z Just above the DMZ and to Joseph C. Irwin, Red $ank director of tbe Monmouth appliance business on Asbury Hambleton bailed out, landing just on the South Vietnamese Park's Springwood Ave. in side of the border. The other five men aboard (he plane are list- County Board of Chosen Free- ' holders; John L. Keaveney, of 1923, Is now "50 years old go- ed as missing. The other man rescued, Lt Mart N. Clark of ing on 80 and still taking on a Los Angeles, was shot down April 3 in an OV10 spotter plane Shrewsbury, assistant vice president of the Central Jer- good bit of work," according while participating in the search for HamUeton-Clark's copi- to Asbury Park funeral home lotismissing and presumed dead., sey Bank and Trust Company who retired from the FBI sf* director James J. Hunt. ter 24 years of service. Mr.. Knuckles, said Mr. Students Demonstrate Also honored were William Hunt, was always ahead of his time. He began his firm when Antiwar demonstrators set protests today at scores of tbe C. Knuckles, Asbury Park, "lots of banks weren't part- nation's colleges and universities in a resurgent movement who founded Knuckles Elec- ners in black businesses," and triggered -by the resumption of U.S. bombing of North Viet- tric Co. in 1923 and is active in ran for political office before nam. youth work; and George. Zuckerman of Asbury Park, a lt "was the thing to do" for In New England alone, students from 45 schools were pick- blacks. eting in support of a nationwide strike called for today by former newspaperman and . leaders of several national antiwar and student groups. publicity director, now execu- Filling one table at last night's dinner were 10 em- v Forms of protest at other schools ranged from marches to tive director of the N.J. Con- teacB-ins to boycotts to digging; bomb-Sizedcraters. In Ohio,' ference ofMayors. ' ployes of the Knuckles firm, who had amassed among Oberlin College students planned to burn a simulated Vietnam More than 375 friends, asso- them 286 years of service village to show the effect of bombing. ciates, and backers of the 1 With the company. Token elements of the National Guard palrotai the Univer- NCCJ packed Rod's Shadow- sity of Maryland today. Three nights of protest earlier this brook Restaurant for the NCCJ director and Holmdel CITED FO"R BROTHERHOOD — Recipients of annual Brotherhood Awards of Monmouth-Ocean. Coun- week ended in violence and led to a declaration of a state of fourth annual awards dinner. Mayor David Cohen said Mr. ties Chapter, National Conference of Christians and Jews, look over citations with dinner committee emergency yesterday. V George L. Bielitz, president Zuckerman "came out of chairman Edwin M. Ambler, second from left. Honored at dinner last night ai The Shaclowbrook were, of the Monmouth County Na- Hells Kitchen when Jews from left, William C. Knuckles, Asbury Park; John L. Keaveney, Shrewsbury; Joseph C. Irwin, Red Cinderblock House Stolen tional Bank and chairman of were a minority of a minor- Bank, and George Zuckerman, Asbury Park. . the Monmoutb-Ocean Coun- ity." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Whaf once was a tiny pink dn- ties Chapter of the NCCJ, Now executive director of derblock house sitting at 1516 Levy St. in a quiet, modest cited If r. Irwin for a career the 567-member N.J. Confer- neighborhood here is no more. Somebody stole it. that In its growth paralleled ence of Mayors, Mr. Zucker- i "Everyone I tell starts laughing like hell," Says Dr. Frank the growth of the Conference man holds-memberships in. Subdivision Action Deferred Banghart, who owned it. • of Christians and Jews." such diverse organizations as "NO telling where to look," added Chief Deputy Ken Gar- Mr. Irwin was elected to the ASCAP (American Society of rett. "Your guess is as good as mine." Board of Freeholders in 1938Composers, Authors and Pub- The best clues to the theft have come from a property and has served as its director lishers) the Arctic Circle owner next door. By Freehold Twp. Planners since 1951. He is a vice-chair- Chamber of Commerce, and "They did a good job," said Mareesa Carpether, discussing man of the New Jersey High- the N.J. Resort Association. a major subdivision the appli- the two men and a teen-aged boy who carried the house away FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - street and away from adjoin- that grading will be done to- way Authority, served two Master of ceremonies was After holding a public hearing ing property, he said, so that ward the street instead of ad- cation of Salvalore Gugliel- piece by piece. "They took everything that was usable and terms in the state Assembly, Edwin M. Ambler, coast man- mini to divide 23.59 acres on loaded it on the truck." on a proposed 21-lot subdivi- drainage would be into the joining property, "we can and has promoted cultural, ager of the Jersey Central street. He also assured resi- Silvers lid., in the one-acre Mrs. Carpenter said the three drove up to the home site a sion in a '/4-acre residential hope the condition will be no educational and recreational Power and Light Co. and dents that the line of trees residential zone into 18 lots. couple of weekends in a row. They would spend Saturdays and zone, the Planning Board has worse 1tian it is now, hope- development in the county for chairman of the executive postponed action on the appli- would be maintained. fully better." This property is at the Ma- Sunday afternoons sawing and slamming away with sledge the past three decades. " dinner committee. milapan and Marlboro Town- hammers and then disappear. cation until May 17. Mr. Meiskin said that if the By that time, Board Chair- engineer's report indicates The board also classified as ship borderlines.' man Morton L. Meiskin ex- OAS Votes Nonintervention plained, Township Engineer ^iniinBiinuinnuinnninunainttnnnirniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniitiiiriMEiiiiiiuiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL WASHINGTON - The Organization of American States William Dickerson, who is on General Assembly has approved a resolution calling on mem- 46 of Faculty vacation, will be available to ber states to adhere strictly to the principles of noninter- answer misgivings about wa- County Obituaries vention. ter drainage expressed by ad- The resolution, passed unanimously Thursday night on the jacent property owners at the inmmiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiuiiiiii ninth day of the assembly meeting, condemns "all acts of di- Given Tenure hearing. Mrs. Ireue May Elwn H. Maxwell rect or indirect intervention" in the internal affairs of nations The application, which is in PASADENA, Md. - Mrs. TOPSHAM, Maine - Eben two sons, Lewis E. Maxwell-of of the 23-member hemispheric community. the name of Louise Frudden, Irene E. W. May, 79, died yes- H. Maxwell, S4, formerly of Bath and Sidney L. Maxwell Chile and Ecuador had sought a strongly worded resolu- the present owner of the 14.9 terday in Arundel General Little Silver, N.J., died April of Portland; ^two stepsohs, tion specifically condemning economic coercion but gave re- acres on Stillwells Corner At Brookdale Hospital, Annapolis. She had 13. Freeman A. Libby, here, and luctant approval to the final draft. Both nations had accused Rd., to be included in the sub- LINCROFT - It was, They are Brookdale's first lived in Shrewsbury, N. J., pri- He was born in Orient, Morton E. Libby of Oromi; a the United States of using economic pressure to gain political division, will have to be Brookdale Community Col- tenured faculty. or to coming here 15 years Maine, son of Sidney P. and daughter, Mrs. L.. Clifford advantage. changed to include the name lege President Dr. Ervin L. At the same time, the board ago. Alice Brown Maxwell. Gallupe of Lewiston; a step- of the developer, Wilmont As- Harlacher-said, a "historic approved a 5.02 per cent cost- He was educated in schools daughter, Mrs. John Luke of See Kleindienst Approval sociates, Inc., Mr. Meiskin Mrs. May retired In 1957 af- moment" for that school. of-living increase in beginning there and graduated from Little Silver, N.J.; a sister, said. ter seven years as manager of WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee has all The Brookdale Board of salaries for each academic the Soldiers, Sailors, Marine, Ricker Classical Institute. He Mrs. Irving Pierce of Old but ended its investigation into the nomination Of Richard G. trustees last night gave ten- rank, and recognized the Of the 21 lots, the developer and Airman Club, Washing- was employed by the Oak-Town; 12 grandchildren; two Kleindienst to be attorney general. The after-effects may ure to 46 faculty members Brookdale Community Col- wUl build on 20. Miss Frudden ton. She was a member of the hurst Dairy Company in Port- great-grandchildren, and sev- 1 prove more noteworthy than the seven weeks of hearings. who joined the county's two- lege Faculty Association as will retain one lot, where she Episcopal Church, here. She land 29 years prior to his re- eral nieces, nephews and Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr,, D-N.C, said the hearings were year college at its birth three the exclusive bargaining will continue to live in the was born in New York City. tirement in 1352. cousins. frame house in which she now precedent-setting because the last witness to testify yesterday years ago. agent for the instructional She was the widow of Hudson He was a member of the makes her home. However, Services were in the was Peter M. Flanigan, a senior adviser to President Nixon. staff. May. People's Methodist Church because this house is too close Shumway-Desmond Funeral Ervin said it now will be easier for the Senate to obtain testi- In recommending rehiring and the Eskimo Club, both of to the road, the board said it Surviving are four sons, Er- Homo, liath. Interment was in mony from White House aides about conversations they had Classmates the 46 faculty members who South Portland. will require that the house ei- win C. Wise, here, Robert V. Pownal Cemetery. •with persons other than the President and his assistants. gain tenure with tbe signing Surviving are his widow, ther be moved to comply with 0. Wise of Anaheim, Calif., Chairman James 0. Eastland, D-Miss., predicted the com- To of their fourth-year contracts, Ethel Libby Maxwell, here; Dr. Harlacher [jointed out neighboring front yard set- Jacob J. May of Durham, Clyde W. Quick mittee will submit a favorable report next Thursday to Demo- backs or be demolished if she cratic Leader Mike Mansfield on the Kleindienst nomination, that they represent 66 per N.C., and Melvin M. May of EATONTOWN - Clyde Boy's Rites cent of the 70 instructors discontinues her residence Manasquan, N.J.; a brother, Mrs. Franklin Hardy Sr. and that the Senate will confirm him. The committee already there. Warren Quick, 72, of 17A Ea- has voted to recommend approval of the nomination. LONG BRANCH - Normal hired for Brookdale's 1969 Robert Erwin of Edison, N.J.; LONG BRANCH - 'Mrs. ton Crest Drive, died Wednes-1 procedure was followed today opening. Three residents of the two sisters, Mrs. Ann Wilson Wilhelmine K. Hardy, 44, of day at Riverview Hospital, for students at Long Branch The college's first instruc- neighboring Stonehurst devel- of Durham and Mrs. Caroline 175 Coleman Ave. died yes- Ked Bank, after a brief ill- Common Market Accord Junior High School attending tors "were hired from more opment expressed concern Phelps of New York, and nine terday at Patterson Army noss. LONDON — Britain and West Germany agreed yesterday the funeral of Charles E. than 2,000 applicants and we that construction on building grandchildren. Hospital, Ft. Monmouth. to work for definite and phased steps toward full economic, and Johnson, 13, who was fatally Mr. Quick had retired in believe we got the cream of lots adjacent to theirs would The Robert C. Neary Funer- HIM as supervisor of the bond monetary union by the 10 present and future members oil Eu- shot Monday night on Liberty She was born in Kitzingon, the crop," Dr. Harlacher said, worsen an already bad drain- al Home, Manasquan, N.J., is department for the Aetna Cas- rope's Common Market. St., city school Superintendent Germany, and had lived in "I'm very proud tonight." age problem with a nearby in charge of arrangements. ually and Surety Co. He was Word of the accord was given by a German spokesman af- William Meskill said. Colorado Springs, Colo., prior Twelve of the 46 last night stream that overflows after a born in Newton, son of the ter Prime Minister Edward Heath and Chancellor Willy ' Boys and girls going to the 9 to coming here in l'Jfil. Until were approved for promotion heavy rainfall. They also said late Edwin M. and Minnie a.m. Requiem Mass in Our 1968, she had worked as an as- Brandt conferred for two hours on ways of consolidating Com- to higher rank. that they don't want to see a Maurice Woelfle (,'onklin Quick. Lady Star of the Sea Catholic sembler at Electronic Associ- mon Market organs and on East-West relations. Twenty of them hold ap- wooded section bordering the EAST KEANSBURG - Church have been directed to ates Inc., West Long Branch. He had resided in South Or- In the context of East-West Relations, Brandt was said to pointments as assistant pro- lots destroyed. Maurice Woelfle, 52, of 47 go directly'from home to the She was a member of the Lu- ange and had also spent 20 have told Heath of his confidence that West Germany's Parlia- fessor, 19 are associate pro- Mrs. Jean Petry, of 12 Tu- Center Ave. died yesterday in church, returning to school af- ther Memorial Evangelical years in Fair Haven. He at- ment will ratify Bonn treaties with Moscow and Warsaw by fessors, and seven are instruc- dor Rd., said that she has had Riverview Hospital, Red ter services with a note of pa- Lutheran Church, New tended theN Newton United June. tors. to add fill on her lot because Bank. rental permission. Shrewsbury. Methodist Church. He had re- The six founder-members of the Common Market already Thirty-four have master de- of the drainage problem, and ceived u BA degree in history have agreed in principle to move toward economic and mone- He emphasized the fact that Born in Jersey City, Mr. grees, one has a doctorate, "I don't want to be faced with Surviving are her husband, from Wesleyan University in tary union-and a single currency-by 1980. Now Britain has the students have "switched Woelfle had lived in the Bay- and the others have bachelor the same problem again." Franklin W. Hardy Sr.; a .son, 1921. He was a veteran of added its unreserved backing to that aim. gears" since the death of the shore area 30 years. He was a degrees, Dr. Harlacher said. "We don't want to lose the Franklin W. Hardy Jr. of Ari- World War I. His wife was the Johnson youth Tuesday morn- machinist employed as a The trustees also approved trees," added her neighbor, zona; a daughter, Mrs. iirun- late Mrs. Isabel Miller Quick. ing. At that time, they be-, plant superintendent by Syng- the rehiring of 112 other facul- Mrs.'Marts Bluestein, 8 Tudor hilde Heider of Texas; a sis- Rome Marks Birthday came distraught and elected rove Machine Co., Perth Am- Surviving is a daughter, ty members, and the hiring of Rd. ter, Mrs. Use M. l'atkcr of Mrs. Lois Quick Whitman of ROME - Rome celebrated its 2,725th birthday today with- to go home for the rest of the boy. Dr. Seymour Siegler, Little A resident of Cambridge Colorado Springs, and three New York. out the traditional wolves—animal variety—caged near city day. Silver, a Red Bank Regional Rd., also in Stonehurst, said He was a member and past grandchildren. The Wiirden Funeral Home, hall to recall the Eternal city's mythical beginning. Now, Mr. Meskill said, High School guidance coun- that after a rainfall, the grand knight of the Knights of The Hoffman Funeral Home Red Bank, is in charge of ar- Some said their absence was due to the city government's "they're working in a positive selor, as an associate profes- nearby stream can be a yard Columbus, Bayshorc Chapter. rangements. vein, collecting money for fu- is in charge of arrangements. staggering debt. sor of psychology at an annual wide and 8 to 10 inches^deep, A veteran of World War II, he neral expenses" he expects Others were indignant that the city fathers should forget salary of $15,626. which, he thought, would be was a member of the Veter- them to realize at least $500. the god who founded Rome. The 5.02 per cent cost-of-llv- more than the proposed 15- ans of Foreign Wars. He was Legend has it that the abandoned twins Romulus and Mr. Meskill said he saw one ing increase sets these base inch drainage pipe could man- a communicant of St. Ann's Remus floated down the Tiber in a reed basket They were youngster give up his lunch salaries for each academic age. He also spoke against re- Catholic Church, Keansburg. Dig they must... found and suckled by a mother wolf, and Romulus founded money for the fund drive and rank: instructor, $8,927; assis- moval of what he estimated to Home in 753 B.C. He killed his twin when Remus poked fun at added the community has tant professor, $10,817; associ- be 200,000 square feet of trees Surviving are his widow, the new city. been receptive to the effort. ate professor, $13,022; profes- on adjoining property. Mrs. Hazel Mehl Woelfle; a Pay we will! For years the government kept one or two mother wolves "The children were deeply sor, $15,228. Increments for Representing Wilmont Asso- daughter, Mrs. Barbara and an eagle—symbol of the ancient Romans—in two cages affected," he said, "they cer- additional experience beyond ciates, Inc., Steven L. Abbott, Bremckamp of Highlands, near the Campidoglio, the city hall atop the smallest of tainly have the right to attend the minimum for the academ- attorney, said that the builder and four grandchildren. Koine's Seven Hills. The eagle is still there. the funeral in compliance ic rank range from $440 for an had an casement for a ditch to with normal school proce- instructor to $761 for a full carry the water to the drain- The John J. Ryan Home for iiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnfinniiiiuiBintitiiiiiuiiiiuiniHuniMU dures." professor. age system. Landscaping Funerals, Keansburg, is in would be sloped toward the charge of arrangements. Registration Set The cost-of-living increase GRASS is in keeping with the two- SELO MAIN OFFICt: In Union Beach year agreement between the KITp OFF CHtlTHUTjr.,«EO»»NK,N.J.«T0l • RANCH OFFICES: UNION BEACH - The college and the Faculty Asso- |7i «T. )!. MIOOLI1OWN. N.J. Girls Independent Softball ciation. Dr. Harlacher said HARD-TO-GET M MIT MAIN IT.. FMIMOLO, H.I. League will register girls 10 to "there are no other substan- m IHOADWAY, LONO IRANCH. N..J. 17 for the major and minor di- tive changes" in the academic 2nd ItteMlilml In lirtbr J^lTctti oM Htnrr Coy visions tomorrow and next salary schedule. MORTGAGES rUILIIHIO »T THE KEO MNK HIOIITIR Saturday. The board also approved a M»mt>tf oMKt Attoclolfti Prm-Trw AiuxIMrd P»I»I n «tiiin«t t>. *6 WlS6.. Finance your sower system Clvtltftly to VM us* for rtwjbllcallon of otl lh« local ntwt prfottd In mis Registration will be from salary schedule ranging from ( inwtpaptr o> wall m oil AP i»w» QHpnuiw. $9,500 to $20,000 for adminis- Homo and luiinitt • Appnv«d «v 0 ww* '' ' ' .contacted for further Informa- llnoltwwyolcwiiKr, l»C«nh. ,•'*,, " tion. ^ the nature of the appointment. • * t < « < W 4 fc 4 b d k O a • 4 te 4 b 4 ii 4 k 4 k < k 4 k 4 t O 4 M V41 r 4 Tfct DOy Rttbftw, Eei Bwk-MKMkfwa, N J. Friday, 4p* ft, IfB • Mm. Jatuts E. fwuiw Lottery Winner: LEONARDO - Mra. Msr- She was a meKnber ™,,r - Lours Coruso, deceote hours. Bidders will bei furnlsho- ' d with • 0 given to the credllon .spy of me pkm ond «spvciflcatlom. ..., by, tt> modore of the Shrewsbury The Worden Funeral HomeS^^.SiMjr '* •" present to the said Sole l!xeculrl« the Engineer, upon propeer notice onand p claims under oath wlttiln el< months from fee of Five ItSMj pjl River Yacht Club, Fair is in charge of arrangements. abfetothe Monmouth County Tr Bids musst be made on.standaronstandard | al forms In the manner designated -. Death Notices 1> Brown Place. and required by the speclffcmloin! rnysl KETCH — Frank A., luodeniy on WMMI- «e enclosed In a sealKTenvelr -<--'-- FOR ANY OCCASION doy, April 19, l»72, age 7) year., of 145 SSolo e Executrix the name and address of the Cllnlon Avi., Newark. Huiband of (he late Weilrl. Reuulllev Ccrnwelll, name it )he work on the outside; Coroilno (nee Davit); devoted father of . Mournerner iaiCarotenutor . dressed lo the Board of Chasen Prat..., Arthur F. and Richard J. Ketcli; brother 34 Brood StreeStreett, ders of the County of Monmouth and must HONEY BEE FLOWERS or Mrt. Bertha Booth, William and Guy Red lank, HJ. ipmled frr«» following.: Ketch; grandfather of Robert and Richard 2117AHWY. 35 464 MOM ft J. Ktlch Jr. Relatives and Irltndi, also member* of the Fraternal Order of Police OAKHUBT SHKWntfflY Lodge 34, Freehold, are Kindly Invited to attend trie lunerol service al Hoebcrle & PUBLIC NOTICE 493-8919 741-4020 Barm Home for Funerals, 971 Clinton Notice Is hereby given that Moled bids DER IS SUCCESSFUL A SURET Ave., Irvlngton. on Saturday. April 22, al 9 mill be received by the Mayor and Coun- BOND WILL BE FILED FOR TI Rtllablt Since 1927 a.m. Interment In Hollywood Memorlol cil, Borough ot Eolontown, New Jersey ot PERFORMANCE OF THE C Park, Union, Friends may coll any time he Borough Hall, 47 Brood Street until TRACT AND THAT IN THE f Open Six Days A Week alter 7 p.m. Thursday. hot) P.M."prevailing lime. May 10, 1*72 OF THE FAILURE Of TH lor the purchase of a 1972 Dump Truck OER TO ENTER INTO THt .... 8 30 A.M. -5:30 P.M. tViAY — Irene E.W., oge W. of Powdeno, OVW Ratlno S7.S00 lbs or more tqulw ent TRACT AND GIVE SUCH BONO Md., on April 20, 1972. Widow of Hudson lo GMC Model CM 46703 end the specltlM- THAT THE INSURANCE COM May, Funeral services at the Robert C. (Ions Included in the bld-ut, for use of the PANY 5HAEL PAY TO THE COUN BY WIRE ANYWHERE Neary Funeral Home, 39 South St., Ma- Borough ol Eotonlown. Bids will be TY OF MONMOUTH THE DlMST nosquon on Monday morning, April 24, at opened and read publicly at a meeting of EJ4CE BETWEEN THE AMOUN Robert R. Hodgkiii 11 o'clock. Interment Greenwood Ccmt- the Borough Council, Eafanfown, New SPECIFIEO IN SAIO BID AND TH tery, Bridie. Friends may call ot the lu- Jersey, ot B:00 P.M., prevailing time, on AMOUNT FOR WHICH THE CQ.UN nerol home Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. the above date. TY OF MONMOUTH MAY CON Specifications aid bid forms may be ob- QUICK — Clyde Warren, 72, of 17A Eo,tained from the Borough Clerk. Borough loncreil Or,, Eatontawn, N.J. Beloved fa- Hall, 47 Bread Slreel, Eotonlown, New ther of Mrs. Martin J. Whitman. Funeral Jersey, telephone £42-3303. ^AIO^V DBCWH1W : VA1UE SAIE SIZE DESCRIPTION' VA1UE SALE service at the Worden Funeral Home. 60 Bids must be mode on designated pro- THE FORMER. E. Front SI., ReJ Bank, N.J., Friday at? posal farms In the manner required by the 2. A CERTJfjjeO CHECK, DRAWN TO Orange Tonei Kodel ',.. 239. 4», 8.6x10.9 Crimson Poly 89. 9. p.m., with Rev. Robert Sapp officiating. ipeclticotions. All bios must be enclosed THE ORDER OF THE "MON- Interment Saturday at It o'clock In New-In seoled envelopes bearing the Bomt ond •MOUTH COUNTY TREASURER" 10.2x11.4 Poly. Mots Green...... 16?. 39. 10.9x14 Brawn S Gold Tweed 119. 29. ton Cemetery. Newton, H.J. address, of the bidder, addressed to the IN AN AMOUNT NOT LESS THAN Oronge Tweed Shag U9. 59. JohnVanKirk & Son Borough Council and mutt bt occam- 9.3x11.10 Gold Tweed Kodel ,..99. M. 10.2x14 porouQn CLVM«>. -*!TW ..*-—. _. ^*------10ION* OF THEE AMOUNT BIOBID . SEX ROOKE - Robert M.. 13, of 33 Spring. ponied b y a certifietifiedd chechck payablpool e tto Ihthee CEPT THAT AMOUNT OF CHECK ».3xlO.S Gold Tmed Pol/...... 79. ». 11.6x12 BrameShog 119. 55. Terrace, Red Bonk. N J. Beloved husband! order ot the Borough or Eatonlown in me NEED NOT EXCEED ttOAW.OO, 8.4x10.3 Mustard Poly. Shog..: 149. 39. of Anne Shine Rooke, devoted father of sum ot not less thin 10% ol ttte amount ot and be delivered ot the place and on the 9x10.10 HojiGmn Shog Poly.. 69. 11. Mrs. Gorden L. Forbes, Mrs. William J. Ihe bid taaelher with a commitment from hour above named. Ther standard proposal 8.3x13.2 OldGoldShog...; 139. 2». 8.6x16.4 film Green Poly... 189. 69. MONUMENTS Campbell, and Miss Morgan! Mary Shine, a financially reipomlble surety that the forms win be furnished upon application and Joseph F. Shine, John K. Shine. Fo- performance of contract II awarded will to me County Engineer. 9,3x10 OrorxjoS Yellow Kodel 119. 39. 12x15 Moss Tones Shag 1B9. 69. servlcec from Worden Funeral 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN me riant ft reserved to reject any or al I2il2 lilac Stodss. 199. 79. 60 E. Front St., Red Bank, Salur- The Mayor and Council reierve Ihe bids If deemed to the interest of the Coun 9.4x12.4 OrangeTw««d5riag II?. 39. (oil Rt. 35 at Hcadon's Corner) L a.m., with Rev. Frederick E. Pre- right to refect any and all proposoli or to ly of Monmouth so to do. 11.3x11.7 Federal Gold Nylon Used 179. 19. olflclatlno. Friends may call at the waive any Immaterial defect or Informal- 9.1x14 Light Gold Shog 189. 49. I home 2-4 and 7-9 today. In lieu of By order el the Board ol Chosen Free- ity In any bid should It be In the Interest ol holders of the County of Monmoulh. ll.lxll.8 Pink Toms „ _I69. 59. 8.9x11 Tangerine Poly. Used 99. 29. 7410319 747r2563—^ s, please send contributions to the Ihe Borough fo do so. They also reserve Fund. JOSEPH C. IRWIN 8.10x14.10 Brome Hush ..:..199. 49. 11.4x12 Royal Blue Poly. Used 169. 39. BARREGUILD MONUMENTS: Ihe right to hold all bids for thirty (30) i DIRECTOR f doys alter opening and public reading. WILLIAM L. ULRICH. 9x12 Desert Orange Kodel 99. 49. 8.8x10.5 Safad Green Poly. Uied 119. 22. LEGAL NOTICE >RJORIE L. BECKER Borouati Clerk 13x15 RosbtrryTom Nylon 189. 59. llxll Burgundy Nylon Used... 159. 19. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH April 21 iTATS OP NSW JSRIBY April 21 - ..MM? 12x13 Baby Pink Poly. Used 189. 44. 11.5x11.7 Aztec Gold Nyl. Used 149. 26. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice M hereby given fhpl sealed bids AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING MID-BLOCK CROSSWALKS AND REGULATING 9x11 Oiongci Tone Poly. Used ....149. 39. 11.7x14.10 Garden Green Poly. Used 249. 59. PARKING DURING CERTAIN HOURS ON PORTIONS OF CHESTNUT RIDG" win be received by the Borfn) of Recrea- 8.10x12,9 Pocific Blue Poly. Used. '. 149. 33. 9.2x13.6 Pink S Red Poly. Used 149. 39. tion Commissioners of the County of Mon- ROAD IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL, MONMOUTH COUNTY. NEW JEI •FUNKKAK mouth, New Jersey, In the meeting room 12x13 Sun Gold Poly. Used 229. 59. 11.7x13 Avocado Poly. Used 199. 39. al the Board of Recreation Commission- BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Co mm ltdie ot the TownsHlpot Holmdel, County ers, Thompson County Park, Newman ot Monmouth and Stole of New Jerttv; 8x13.5 Fern Green Poly. Used 119. 31. 11.3x12.3 Orange Tone Nyl. Iked J8J. 41. CHILDS HOME Springs Rood. Llncrolt, N.J., until 2:00 SECTION 1. WORDS AND PHRASE..DEFINESDEFINE DEFINEDD 12x15 Burgundy Nyl. Used 189. 59. 11,11x184 telluce Green-Poly. Used..., 299. 69. p.m., prevailing lime, on MONDAY, MAY Whenever any words or phraphrasts i or* used fn thihs ordinance,ordnance, the meaning respective!espe * 9,1972, and then publicly opened ond read ncrlbeclbelbd to ttheh m In SbtltlSubtltSubtltlllrr 1 off -TitlTitle 39 ot the ReviseR vised StatuteSt s of New Jersey sshall be 10.8x16.9 Fire EngineSedPoly. Used... 259. 49. 9.exll.6 Sun Gold Nyl. Used 119. 39. lor the following: deemeemed to .apply to menn wordwordss an andd phrase phrasehrase ii useusedd hereihereini n. John Allen <;hil expressly provided by New Jersey Statute, every person tifying to the fact that If the bidder Is convicted of a violation of a provision of this ordinance or any supplement thereto successful, 0 surety bond will be filed than be liable to a penalty of not more Ihon fifty dollors (150.00) or Imprisonment for a for the performance of the contract. lerm not exceeding tsdavs,or both. Wm. S. Anderson 2. A certified check drawn to the order SECTION 7. REPEALER of the Board of Recreation Commis- An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Establishing Mid-Block Crosswalks and Reaii- sioners In on amount not less than laflnp Parking, Stopping or Simdlng el Vehicles During Certain Hours on Portions of ten percent (10%) ol the amount bid, Chestnut Ridge Road, In the Township ol Holmdel, Monmouth County. New Jersey but not to exceed twenty thousand No. 20-71)" be and hereby Is repealed. SPECIAL SAT. BOMBS Funeral Home dollar*. SECTION I. EFFECTIVe DATE J ond delivered al the place ond before the This ordinance shall take effect Immediately upon Us passage and publication ac- hour above named, cording to law and upon approval of some by the Deportment of Transportation of the The successful bidder will be required Stale ol New Jersey. 272 BROAD STREET RED BANK to Turnlih 0 surely bond In the lull amount SCHEDULE I SAlE of the Contract, of a company authorized In accordance with the provisions of Section 3, no person shall park a vehicle at any SAW to do business m the State ol New Jersey llmt upon ony ot the following deicrlbed streets or ports of streets between the hours SIZE DESCRIPTION VA1UE PRICE SIZE DESCRIPTION VALUE PRICE TELEPHONE 747-5500 and acceptoble to the Board ot Recreollorr specified: 7x12 Gold Oust Nyl. Shag .....89. 29. Commissioners In the form and sublect to NAME OF STREET SIDE HOURS LOCATION 6x9' Beige Condy Stripe Comm. Nyl 29. 1. the conditions provided In the Contract Chestnut Ridge Road Bath 7 am. Beginning II' 9x12' BrowntWhile TwedNyl 39. 5. 8x10 Gold Toned Shog Poly 89. 29. Documents. to south of the center Owned and Manggtd by The owner reserves the right to wolve 4 p.m. line of Brentwood 6x12 Spiing Craen Kilchwi Nyi 89. 19. 9x12* Red J Block Comm. Nyl 39. 9. iny Informalities In, or to reject ony and Rood to a point 9x12 Indian Cora Kitchen Nyl 119. • 46. 9x12 Green Comm. Kitchen 89. 39. ill bids, and to award the contracts In M0 nor 1 ttltr of part or whole If deemed to the best Inter- LEGAL NOTICE • ' " « - 6x9' Green iWhiH Tweed Nyl , ..29. 4. 9x12. Gold Tweed Comm. Kit 79. 29. WM. S. ANDERSON ests of the Board of Recreation commis- The foregoing ordinance woi Introduced and passed on first reading at o meeting of sioners. Ihe Townshlo Commlllee of the Township of Holrrwel held on April 17, 1(72 and win be 4x11 Green Kitchen Print. _,_...39. 19. 6.8x15 Summer Beige (omm. Nyl 79, 29. No bidder may withdraw his bid within considered for final passage ond adoption on May tS, 1972 ot Township Hall, t p.m., 'Approximate &n 30 days otter the actual dote ol the open- Crawford's Corner Road, Holmdel, N.J. ct which lime and place all persons desiring Ingthireof. lo be heard thereon will be given full opportunity. By order of the Board of Recreation DAVID COHEN Commissioners of the County of Mon- Movor mouth, Stale of New Jersey. Attest: VICTOR E. GROS5INGER, John P. Wodlnglon Chairman Clerk Board o! Recreation Commissioners April II WOO April 21 j|,.j.' COUNTY OF MONMOUTH STATE OF NEW JERSEY I -^ " SHORT ROLL BLOCK BUSTERS NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby glvtn thai sealed bids John E. Day •will be received by the Board of Recrea- Illon Commissioners of the Countv ol Mon- Imouth, NeNiw JerseyJers«y. In ththee meeting room IDon't count on finding •o|otl itthe»_ Board ot Recreation CornmlsslonCc - •ers, Thompton Courtly park, Newm

.)() |>ir IIIIII <'uni|ilele In Manslaughter Case Nnniiiil In^talliilinn FREEHOLD - A county Under the niU'NJjLcoiirt, the youth should be retained • The price we quote is the price you pay NO hidden extras juvenile court hearing is continued the judge, charges in the county juvenile shelter All 4" cast iron pipe scheduled Tuesday to.deter- against a- juvenile over Hi — the judge Wednesday or-' Packed Flat mine'if a 17-year-old Long years old but under IK years dered the youtli retained — Lowest In price within Inches Branch youth should be can be referred to the county and that his office did not Immediate installation available at no treated as a juvenile or as an prosecutor if Hie juvenile have time to conduct its in- ONE DAY sewer Installation additional charge adult in connection with the court?finds that the person is vestigation into Hie matter. ONE YEAR guarantee save with greenfield manslaughter charge against a habitual offender or if the him for the death of a 13-year- Defense Position • SPECIAL rates for groups crime is of a heinous nature. 1 old Long Branch boy. The judge .stressed that the From all indications, it was Working area raked §rton power fertilizer trebl® lawn fertilizer County Juvenile and Do- hearing was not lo determine an accident, maintained Mr. Spincllo, and if so, it should be NO SOIL REMOVED KMP grasa greener-wllti lartiHar Ingradlents that PrevaMs crabgnu before rl stana or H i thowi Its ugly mestic Relations Court .fudge guilt or innocence or if there mak« • oWerane*... long laating, premium-quality hud jta your lawn. Fun fartitaaa at lha tamt tinw. Lau Leo Weinstein adjourned the is pro ball I e cause for (lie retained in the juvenile court. FROM PREMISES lor itch grMn color, grown Ihfcker. wortc ipr you... mom itiractlva graans. hearing yesterday to permit charge. Assistant County Prosecutor Assistant Deputy Public De- Mr. Spinello argued that it John .1. A. IUcciardi counter- NO SUBCONTRACTORS USED fender Thomas J. Spinello, was his impression that the ed that the hearing was not to • 15,000 sq.fl. II I . 5,000 sq.ft. lO representing Forest Conn, 17, hearing was to determine if determine if the alleged shoot- WE HAVE ALL OUR OWN MODERN EQUIPMENT SO45 $795 of 100 Rockwell Ave., to con- ing was accidental or mil. duct his investigation into the . In granting the adjourn- WE MAINTAIN OUR OWN 10,000 tq. ft. U 2.500 sq.ll. f matter. ment, Judge Weinstein said SERVICE DEPARTMENT $.495 Cyclora $*! Q95 the court wanted the youth to Covin is charged with man- know that he is entitled to his 5,000 sq.ft. t : Spreader 1 w NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED slaughter in connection with day in court. the fatal shooting of Charles SPECIALISTS IN THIS FIELD 100HMlistaclionrju«rjni««d Covin had.surrendered to FOP OVER 24 YEARS Johnson of 93 Branch Ave. Long Branch police 10 a.m. 8:12 p.m. last Monday with a Tuesday, an hour and 2U min- 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 22 caliber rifle. utes after the Johnson youth CAM Police had reported that the died in Mimmouth Medical TODAYl 842-4466 OfliN Johnson youth was shot in the Center, Long Branch. back of his head while he was riding his bicycle on Liberty garden St., near Potter Ave. center Judge Weinstein said that OPEN DAILY 9 to 6, Inel. Sunday Rt. 71, Monmouth Road, the hearing was solely to de- West Long Branch, N.J. Phone for Directions: 201/229-2587 termine in what manner Cov- • liniginimaunnuimii MASTER CHARGE \ BANKAMERICAUD in was to be charged, either as a juvenile or as an adult. LIGHTING \ H

Richard Betlcnhauscn Carrier of Week Inly RED BANK - Richard Bet- The barbecue tenhausen of H.i .Sand Spring Drive, Katontown, is The Daily Register's "Carrier of llie. with permanent briquets. Weck." The Electric Char-B-Que comes with permanent Tire Lawn Doctor Selected for the honor by the Circulation Department, briquets. There's no charcoal to lug home, no ashes to Richard delivers papers to 4li , clean. No dangerous starting fluids. And because it's homes in his neighborhood electric, just turn a dial and the "fire" starts. each day. lie began last Sept. cat) write 23, succeeding his brother, But the really terrific thing about the Electric Paul, who had the route for Char-B-Que is that it not only makes barbecuing easier, three years. it also makes it better. Come in and we'll show you more A seventh grader with high academic standing at Me- than a few reasons why. prescriptions. morial School, he enjoys bowl- The Electric Char-B-Que. It uses regular household ing and says he intends to en- current for use outdoors or on your apartment terrace. If you'd dirt take a neighbor's medicine jo cure Whan it'* your lawn that's under th* wsalhar, 1 ter the computer field upon your own illness, you. might get better, Then you should call Ths Lawn Doctor. He's th* man /,/,•• completion of his formal edu- Or inside your fireplace. One year warranty. Rust-proof again, you might day as sick as you arc, or with thi skill to dlagnoss th* Ills el your lawn. / cation. aluminum housing in orange, yellow, -••] even gel worse. Lawns get sick, just The man with the equipment to treat your avocado and black. •s people do. And it could be Just lawn with exactly th* right doses ol as big a mistake to use a blanket chemicals, nutrients and seed. Th* City Man Found treatment lor your own lawn'* Lawn Doctor from Auto-Lawn. special set ol problems. Comparing us lo anyone els* Guilty in Assault When you're sick you're Is like comparing a pre- KRKEHOM) - John Bacon always sale in call- scription to a patent of 186 Coleman /$*jp., Long ing The Doctor. medicine. Branch, was convicted by a jury of committing an assault with a firearm upon Christine Cudney, 119 Pavilion Ave., Long Branch, Oct. :il in that city. County Court Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr., who presided over the one-day trial, set May 5 for sentencing. Assistant County Prosecutor Steven C, Rubin presented the state's case. The Public De- fender's office represented Bacon. Fraud Charge Hearing Set II costs no more to use The Lawn Doctor for all these phases of... ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS INTRODUCTORY — Jack Weincr, tiOfl Herrick OFFERI YEAR ROUND LAWN CARE Drive, Hockaway Township, : is scheduled to have a Munici- The Lawn Doctor's SEEDING: 1991 by Duponl • Broad spectrum disease control — Fylkirg Kentucky Blutjrass • Pennslir • Baron • Heiion LSR and SP by Dupont • Caddy by Cleary • Ihlram by pal Court hearing 8 p.m. Mon- OUT-PATIENT SERVICES Blue (selective plotums for new, established or shady 0, E. linck day on a fraud charge. lawns) • Seed ' Power Aerate INSECTICIDES: Weincr is being held in the FERTILIZATION: tawn Iniecl control (army worms, chinch bugs, sod web Mnnmouth County Jail, Free- a Fertilize 4500 • Power Roll Ortho 11-22-22 • Oupnnt 45 0 0 • Duponl 38 UF organic worm, bill bug) • Dursban by Dow Chemical, Diaiinon by • Fertilize II22-22 • Aquacari • Up lo 7','J lbs. pi nitrogen per 1,000 sq. It. depending Geigy • Ornamental tree inC shrub Insect control (sys- hold, in lieu of $1,500 hail on program. . ,. temic action) birch leaf minor, bag worm, lenlcatapillar, pending the hearing. ; ' HERBICIDES: gypsy molh, aphids, borers, mites • Crub iroofmf (full < Complete only 1 He is accused of passing Contact Ktta control lor vining and bioadleaf weeds year protection) for lapanese beetle-, May and June Beetle (2 40, 2-4-5TP.) I'u tmei(ont weed central (for shrubs and oriental garden beetle larva. Aquatail — Exclusive about $1,200 In bad checks to a • flowerbeds) • Tfellan by Elanco • DacHisI by Diamond- Auto Lawn product. .. incieasei capillary action. local business. Shamrock Prt cnlcrftnt craiiraii control • lupersan SERVICES: by Duponl • Bijan by Elancn • Bandane by Velsicol Power aeration (In depth ol 2") • Power Rolllni (reduces ni 95 • Paii-efnertiMjIcribirais coittnl (also oltiei annual root kill due lo Irost thaw) • Power Ikitchlni (remove! ^m M • If t« up In 4.000 grasses) • AMA, qjMA. DSMA by Cleary IMcpliuie Bar ^W a^T^^L w 11 mi lien build up nf dead rcot systems and leaves) • PerleAc loam «^r ^^^H •odiiio.nl 1.000 I . FUNGICIDES: checkups (inspections to follow lawn development and ^^_ ^^H^ iq. 11. jsi Fmentativo (iiiaii control (systemic action) Teisan progress) Hearing Scl OPUN THURS. A FRI. 'TIL 9, SATURDAY TIL S Tor ecological tip*son»: Malnrials, dnatern Arid apptlc<;ators ara registered and licensed M Itlla law requires. NKl'TUNK — A hearing will beheld May Rat the Divi- sion «f Alcoholic Beverage Call anylinw, Control, Newark, on charges day or night, of selling and allowing con- THE LIGHTING CENTER 7 daya * wt*k. sumption of alcoholic beve- Autoi-Lawn K!23 No obligation. II your fawn /• Slekl Slckl Sick! rages between I) and 3:,'!0 a.m. 79 I NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, N.J. ... can Th* Uwn factor Qulckl Qulckl Oulckl € Arid lawn ol Antarioa, Inc. 1171 Jan. 10 at Holiday Motel, Itt. fill nnd Wayside Road. TEL 741-6400 r Education Deliberations ' By KOBEBTS. ALLEN * exisBng programs as quickly plains the uncertainty^ IM? Established in IXTft-Published by The Hed Bank ] as nbssible." ultimate cost. That,j,Blal,i$ The *2 "In my opinion," says Mrs. come necessary to pass this versions of this history-mak- many of them written into the rily propaganda and* politics Green, leading House author- simple one-year extension of ing legislation —/which ex- latter measure by floor motivated. {••-. Mr. Nixon's Peacemaking iMiiiiiiiii iiiiMi iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuinniiinniiit) By MILTON VIORST cover over the battlefield is What is clear is that, since called •tactical" bombing. the spring of tails, the rules by It i.s a bit bewildering lo THE NEW Sweeps over the enemy home- which both sides have played contemplate the reports from land are known as "strategic" have turned- Vietnam frrthi a the White House which main- POLITICS bombing.'It is widely ac- conflict which threatened to tain defiantly that, since the iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiiHiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuii knowledged that the latter is engulf the major powers into Russians are supporting to hear a report, even from the far graver military com- a reasonably manageable, North Vietnam to a maximum Pentagon public relations of- mitment. "tactical" war — with both degree, we can do no less for fices or the right-wing press. Strategic bombing is graver sides concentrating their ef- our allies in South Vietnam. of a single Russian soldier because it-can have no impact forts on the battlefield Itself. They arc bewildering be- fighting for Uie other side. „ 011 a battle that i> under way, By following the rules, the cause, though the North Viet- So lct us niake no mis(ak(,. but seeks instead to ruin the Nixon Administration has sue- VIOBST name.se are invading the in equating the Russian and enemy's capacity to wage,war eeeded — outside the Vietnam election would reveaj the ^ 1 South with Soviet equipment, American contributions to the over the long term. Aliiest, framework — in pursuing sue- bankruptcy of the "Vietnam- the Russians are scarcely en- current Vietnam crisis. We the destructive results cannot ecssful policies of detente izaUon" policy with which he gaged in the war the way we. have given Saigon all the be felt for months. with both China and" "Russia - . -I t •has,s o closel• y identified '••—him- arc. The commitments of the arms it can use — but, unlike If the enemy bombed our is inconceivable that the Pies- self. Nothing, he reasons, two superpowers arc in, no the Russians, we also are airfields in Guam and Thai- ident's visits to Peking and could hurt him more. way comparable. dropping our own bombs night land or if he sought to sink the Moscow could ha,ye been arr Unfortunately, he is willing Most Americans, even oppo- and day. ships which bring the ammu- ranged in the atmosphere of to gamble hjs rcaT achieve- nents of the war, might agree Our Extension nition to Vietnam, that would the "strategic" war which ments -- the reopening of re- to our arming the South Viet- But even assuming that we be "strategic." But the enemy President Johnson waged. lations with China, a prospec- namese to the teeth, espe- are bombing enemy forces on has consistently desisted from • Those are the rules which, live disarmament treaty, new • cially if the Russians insisted the battlefield as part of an strategic warfare. in my opinion, President Nix- trade, programs with the Corn- on the same practice in the obligation we look on in the It might be argued that the on has now so flagrantly vio- munist world, even the sum- ' North. We have become so in- early days of the war. that is North Vietnamese do not have lated. He has violated them mitry in Moscow — for Un- ured to Vietnam that — short, far different from our exten- the capacity for such warfare. knowingly, and with a full un- lost cause of (len. Thieu. perhaps, of nuclear weapons sion of our missions into That's true — but the reason dcrstanding of the risks that So, just as it is specious for — we would gladly settle for North Vietnam and our steady is that the Russians, and the are entailed. Mr. Nixon to suggest that the .• arms deliveries. intensification of the cam- Chinese as well, have chosen Obviously, what President Russians are to blame for the But the United States, with paign by the bombing of tar- to limit I he war, both by Nixon has decided is that his current Vietnam crisis, it is its own planes and pilots, is gets in Hanoi and Haiphong. themselves desisting from first priority i.s lo preserve the tragic to see that his accom- conducting the most intensive Even American military participation and by the kinds existence of the Thieu govern- plishments as peacemaker^ air campaign in history over doctrine recognizes a dis- of weapons that they have de- ment until November. Sai- could very well go up in/ Vietnam — and we have yet livered. smoke in Haiphong harbor. Vietnam Dangers, Surprises tinction between the two. Air gon's collapse prior to the That resumption of American bomb- ers, and lo leave conditions in which the Q. Henry on the Couch ing in North Vietnam, especially in the people of Vietnam can determine their By JIM BISHOP the doctor sat back. "As we area of the major cities, carried elements own destiny. iiiiiiiniiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Okay. It's not a parade every of danger and surprise. laughingly say," he said, day. A squad? A platoon? I If there is a hopeful element in this sit- Silting in the waiting room, THE "who is the patient?" The know that every man she The dangers are obvious. First, we ris- uation, il lies in the North Vietnamese of- Charlie glanced in silence at wife pointed to her husband. smiles at i.s nuts about her. ked armed retaliation and a spread of 1 her fer to resume the "peace" talks in Paris Ins wife. His mind was full of "Ah," the doctor said. "IVell, The last time she said no she war. On the political front, the Soviet after three futile years. They say they are tumbling garbage. Several REPORTER he looks healthy enough. misunderstood the question." Union might have decided to cancel Presi- times in the past he had Would you mind sitting in the "May I ask— uh—do you willing to send to Paris a top political lead- IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll waiting room?" The redhead dent Nixon's forthcoming trip to Moscow, thought of killing Clara; now have any substantial grounds „ er with whom Henry Kissinger conducted he was beset with the desire he's still on the rails, .lust has bowed out. thereby dashing hopes of a further relaxa- for this jealousy?" "Do I have secret talks last summer. to kill himself. Why? He had a a little problem, that's all. Charlie and the doctor got grounds? Grounds, Doc? I got tion nf tensions between two superpowers. Let it be recalled, however, that Pres- lot to live for—a good home, a Jealousy is a natural emotion, down to cases. The doctor enough to put her away for Everybody is jealous to a de- wasn't looking for speed, but Since he has attached so much impor- ident Johnson's decision to halt the bomb- wife, two little boys. This was adultery for 2,000 years. tance to this trip, and has been making his first visit to a psychiatrist. gree. He sneaked a look at his Charlie was. "I'm going.out of Grounds? You must be kid- ing in 1968 hinged upon a-Communist attractive, red-headed wife. my mind with jealousy, Doc," elaborate preparations for it, one would He wondered why the man din', Doc. 1 have letters I BISHOP agreement to come lo the conference had his office on the 18th think that Mr. Nixon would be exceedingly Hoy. he thought, I'd love to he said simply. The psy- stole from her dresser from 15 •table, presumably in good faith. Nothing floor. knock her off. The recep- chiatrist remained impassive. reluctant to do anything that might jeop- characters alone." • • ,. came of that except to spare North Viet- He could excuse himself, to tionist stood. "Please follow Charlie took a deep breath. 'Lot of Nerve' said. "Wait outside a minute ardize it. nam the destruction that would have inhib- to the men's room, open a me," she said. Charlie got to "I'm going lo kill her, or me. "Do you have these with and allow me to speak to your Here, then, enters the element of sur- ited its ability to wage war. Does Washing-' window. No. That would be his feet. So did his wife, They Maybe both." you?" "No, sir. But I can wife. I'll try to make arrange- the coward's way. Painful, went down a scented corridor ments for you to get som? rest prise which, we hope, will prove to be ton now face the same ploy, another al- "Now, now," the doctor bring them the next time. See, too. A guy could break every to an oak door. The recep- said. "No problem is that it look a lot of nerve on my and quiet for a few days.'.' more consequential than than the element lempt to halt the bombing through another bone in his body. Uncon- tionist opened it. The interior great. Before we go into the part to come here. I don't like Charlie scowled, "Don't tell of danger. agreement to talk in Paris? sciously, he felt his arm was soft with deep gold drap- story, tell me how you feel. the idea of visiting a psy- her nuthin'. Not a.damn thing, Our guess is that Hanoi and Moscow When the talks are resumed, in Paris bones. Strong. He had sinews es, chairs, a couch, and some What effect does this jealousy chiatrist. No offense, Doc. Doc." "I'm sorry," the doctor like a bull. And a head to books on a shelf. reasoned — because of the impending or anywhere else, it should be with an un- have on you and your work?" People talk, right? I'm here said, "but whether your jea- match. The man behind the desk "Lousy, Doc. I'm a fore- . lousy is well founded or just summit meeting and because of the anti- derstanding that the North Vietnamese on an emergency. I just want war militants in the U.S. — that they could He thought: a man has got was making a notation on a man on a construction job. to keep from dropping her off your imagination, I'm going •• have at long last decided that the time has to be a nut to go lo a psy- card. When he finished, he Twelve clams an hour." He to have to tell your wife about * with impunity overrun a South Vietnam a cliff, or running the car over. come to get serious rather than to seek a chiatrist. So I'm a nut. Here I stood, shook hands, and in- hunched his shoulders in per- her, back and forth." it." ' ,* frnin-which the preponderance of Ameri- propaganda forum. am. I filled out the informa- troduced himself. He didn't sonal surprise. "1 don't know The doctor made a few The patient stood. "Oh can ground strength has been withdrawn. tion card: age, martial status,- look like a psychiatrist. More boy," he said, "arc you off It has been plain to see that this war what I'm doing half the time. notes on the back of the ques- Would the American President, with children, position, salary, pre- like a bushy-haired blond hip-. All I keep thinkin' of IS a pa- tionnaire. "Do you feel that your cver-lovin' rocker? I'm * will end when both sides are persuaded vious medical history. He pie with a smile and a dimple. an u|ection coming up, dare .shake the rade of men going through the you are losing control — that not jealoirs of my wife. She~ that a military victory is not in the cards watched the expressionless Pleasantries Exchanged apartment." hasn't got the brains God dovejeote again and embroil himself politi- you might do something you for either. Our only remaining weapon is faces pass by. Nuts. the receptionist introduced The: doctor smiled. "You may regret all your life?" "I Have a parakeet. It's my girl cally.jn another domestic quarrd'over our air power. President Nixon used it to repel Well, he thought, (lood Old Charlie and his wife. Pleas- probably know that you're ex- sure as hell do, Doc." friend that's driving me participation in an unpopular war? a naked invasion of South Vietnam through Char's may be in trouble, but antries were exchanged. Then aggeraling right there." "Well," the psychiatrist .crazy."... il was a tough decision for the Presi- the demilitarized zone and to convince the dent-to make. He probably surprised not Communists that a negotiated settlement only flic enemy but also many of his fellow is the preferable course. It is a calculated Americans.by a resumption of the bomb- A Farm or a Bigger Park? risk, but better, we believe, than an igno- ing in pursuit of his objectives — to dis- minious retreat and the betrayal of mil- The Daily Register has're. iiniiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiirimiiiiiiiih, went to Ilolmdel schools, we It will be (0 the county's ad- sons and vehicles may assist us engage our forces as soon and as safely as lions of people whom we induced to trust reived a copy of the following are raising a family here, that vantage if you will continue to in taking appropriate action. I letter for publication: I feel will grow up to be fine we can, to obtain the release of our prison- us. FROM OUR let us be your neighbors as we ask you, is this fair to take I!) Crawfords Corner'Road citizens. They are very agri- will provide open space and property from people who add Ilolmdel, N..I. 077:11! cultural minded, they have green acres and still pay to the beauty of nature and Monmouth County Board READERS learned to work with the land iiiitiiiiiiiiiiiinniitimHitiiiiDiiiiiimiiiiiini property tax. The people who give it to that type of people Helping Our Neighbors of Freeholders and and raised beef cattle and live here and out-of-towners that the police are talking, all interested parties: sheep for their 4-11 projects. fhe Monmouth County Community whose combined woes could possibly be dreamed for; Well, with a lot often stop and purchase about? Service Council (CSC) has scheduled its Cicntlemen: of hard work and years of This may not seem to be any home-grown produce from our I am appealing to your the outgrowth of the first two groups. 1 am a property owner in valuo ou :m(1 would ll()t 15th annual conference in dibbs Hall. Ft. skimping and saving" for, we "• >' - ' roadside stand. The children sense of fairness and good Kqually important is the fourth group, Ilolmdel Township that bor- were able to fulfill our dream '"•' boring you with any of this, get out and visit our farm ani- Monmouth, next Monday morning. Dis- judgment. Please, don't made up of social workers and volunteers ders the northeast side of of owning a home in Ilolmdel if I hadn't been receiving let- nials. So, really, we are trying squeeze my family from the tinguished and authoritative speakers have from an assortment of agencies. Mon- Ilolmdel Park on Crawford's We built Ibis house on part ters from appraisers wauling to achieve the same purpose only home and community agreed to head workshops that focus on Corner Hoad. My property mouth County, fortunately, has an abun- of my Dad's property. The to come in my house and ap- asIhe park. they know for people who the problems of the old. the wiung, the consists of one acre and a land has been in the family praise my home and property. But I think the (ireen Acre dance of people who care about their don't really value and respeel multi-problem family and board-staff rela- ranch-style house, that my for more than 40 years. I have My Dad has also been receiv- program is defeating its own the land the way we do. neighbors and who willingly and gener- husband and I planned and ing this kind of mail. With fur- tionships in public and voluntary social lived in Ilolmdel all my life, purpose, when it buys produc- Even though this may only ously contribute to aid them m their plight. ther investigation we've found • service organizations. tive farm land and turns it be in the talking stages, il Coordination that will eliminate dupli- that the park wants lo even into a park. I'm sorry if this makes us feel very uncomfor- Each workshop will prove helpful in cations among these organizations is nec- out their boundaries and may sounds disrespectful, but table to have real estate ap-' want to buy our properties in trying to assist the senior citizens, who being born a farm girl I real- praisers sending us these kinds essary to insure continued public support. the future. find themselves victimized by such things ize if you don't have enough of letters. CSC lias been an important liaison for I feel we are an asset to this as inflation; the young, who are caught 111 land lo grow crops and ani- When we built this house county agencies, and its meeting Monday community and we are by no mals the price of food is we built it for life. We neve: social, pressures unlike any that earlier means interfering with the is an extension of thai role. We look for- bound to rise. had any intentions of eve generations had to meet; the families. county's (ireen Acre pro- When taxes go up, we don't .selling it. My husband's job i: ward ID an interesting nulling. gram. As anyone can see, my go running to the tax office here. My children go to schoo 1 properly and my Dad's six and complain, we try lo work acres are being used as pro- here. My Dad is almost 71 a little harder and meet the Eatonlown's Chamlx r ductive agricultural land. years old. He has lost most u: next bill, as I feel we all have Kurlier this week, The Daily Register helped provide excellent local go\eminent P.ill of the land that is loo his farm lo progress (Ihe Gar carried a story about liow the Greater Ka- through those years. ucl for crops is fenced in for to pay mir way and do our den State Parkway). Now the tontown Area Chamber of Commerce, less pasture for my children's 111 share. county would like to buy Ihe This is not In say thai roniruwTMes, We have received a' Idler rest of his small place, in than fvvo years old, is growing into a vital beef and sheep projects. So, I such as the present arguments I line about from the police asking lo be eluding his house. .force'in that borough. This is so because think we are doing our share I'c/.oning, have been absent. There have of keeping America green. notified if we see anything (if Tell me, how does a mar its interests are not solely busiiirssori- bcyn other zoning and planning issue, thai Only if you will continue to let a suspicious nature around this age adjust to this so entedjf It also extends its services to resi- aroused the citizenry, ami objections lo us do so. our property that borders the called progress? park. Tins i.s part of the let- I would like very much lo dentsjjn a variety of ways. pioneering a sewer t^vyl/'ni were loud and We are also helpful neigh- ter: Incidents which occur in hear from you on this mailer, long. They were resolved to the benefit of bors to I he park. LiM year your Uica(,fiT(|Ucnlly are nar- so maybe my household can Tfce borough has changed greatly in when someone dropped a the borough, however, and we believe the colics, trespassing, malicious return to normal, and maybe match, or whatever, it was the past quarter-cehlury and the fact that chamber can be an effective force in help- mischief, theft, Indecent ex- I will be uble to sleep nights. my son arid his friend who It has enjoyed an orderly growth is a Inb- ing the present municipal government con- posure, obscenilies, uleoholie called and helped the rangers Yours truly, ute to the men and women who have beverages and loitering, .Your tinue a grand tradition. DISAPPEARING ACT THAT HASN'T QUITE MADE IT! put out Ihe fire. Lucille. Ondrush nbservatlon.s of suspicious per- Antonio Casolu The Daily filter, JMi Biak-MWdkUwo, N J. Friday, April 21, 1*7* 7 B^tik Lodge of E&s ffiis New Exalted Ruler Committee chairmen for was furnished by Mr. Jacoo- RED BANK - Red Bank ruler for 1932-1973. knight; Cad H. Meyer Jr., es Ian was proxy for Mr. Hanlon. Two "old-time" past ex- past exalted ruler, John H. 1972-73 appointed by Mr. Mag- .«n. lodge of E9E* installed new of- He succeeds Harold J. Tra- teemed loyal knight; Paul F. Assisting Mr. Balmer from alted rulers, Herbert E. Ed- Balmer, and his staff of notta are Clyde F. Benner,. ficers in tljfttocal lodge room ham, of Ocean Grove, for- Himmelsbach, esteemed lec- the Grand Lodge were Ed- wards and John 0'Neil were Mr. Magnotta, an elec- Grand Lodge officers. crippled children; Charles E. /then Joseph R. Magnotta of merly of Shrewsbury. Cere- turing knight; past exalted ru- ward M. Nagle, leading introduced by Mr. Balmer. tronic technician, is employed Others installed were Austin Rowell, sickness and distress; diver Plaza became exalted monies were in charge of ler Harold A. Duncan, secre- knight; Gordon L. Van Home, Mr. O'Neil is the oldest living by the Test Equipment, Pow-' B.Pohl, esteemed leading Mr. Vaccarelli, youth activi- tary; Max Benowitz, treasur- loyal knight; Victor Lorch, past exalted rule? of tlie .er Sources and Components- ties; Mr. Dixon, membership er; Anthny Vaccarelli, tiler; lecturing knight; Richard H. lodge. Branch, Production Engineer-, and lapsation; Chester L. For- Robert W. Bendon, esquire; McCabe, esquire; Mr. Dixon, ing Branch, Procurement and rar, bulletin; Edward Doland, Clyde F. Benner, chaplain; chaplain; Lawrence A. Mr. Dixun presented gavels Production Directorate, US. investigation and in-' Joseph A. Christman, inner McCarthy, secretary; Joseph to Mr. Magnptta and Mrs. Army Electronics Command, doctrination; J- Orville In-' guard; Reliance G. Jacobsen, M. Quail, treasurer; Edward Mary Francy, new president Ft. Monmouth. He makes his ghram, auditing; Mr. Forrar, organist; past exalted ruler J. Hoffman, trustee; Charles of the Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. home with his wife, Jean, and publicity; Ralph B. Paterson, Edmund H. Hanlon, trustee E. Rowell, organist and Pat- Marie Figueras, outgoing aux- son, John, at 34 Jean Ter. blood bank; Mr. Lurch, na- for five years; Abram C. Dix- rick J. Vaecarelli, inner guard iliary president. Mr. Traham tional foundation; Mr. Dixon, on, Edward W. Nagle, Joseph and tiler. accepted the contribution as M. Quail, William I. Klatsky well as a personal gift from board of trustees; Randolph and Mr. Hanlon, all past ex- William B. Keith was recog- the auxiliary. M. Bailey, Americanism; MARY'S alted rulers, trustees, and nized as Elk of the Year and A "welcome home" gift was Frank Hiltbrunner, adult as- Robert C. Burns, justice of su- presented a plaque and pin by also presented to Mr. Traham sistance; Maurice F. Raleigh LAWN bordinate forum. Edward Do- Mr. Traham. by his wife; Mildred. 3rd, national service; Thomas V. O'Neil and A. William. McGivney, house; Mr. Trah- SERVICE man, charity; Mr. Magnotta, narcotics and William B. Keith, culinary. COLTS NECK promise. A buffet followed the in- stallation. Music for dancing 542-5546 . Give" us,a non-binding $100 deposit today on a beautiful 'home daring our Final Preview Showing. And we'll give you ' \jwo things in return. - We'lt guarantee you the introductory price which can mean a substantial savings to you. And we'll guarantee- ». PROBLEM you the location of your choice on either an up-land — - & i a or waterfront setting. , Actually, the deposit is only non-binding on you. 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Pacific Indemnity Co., rep- ter, Mr. Donoghue said, "Aid Richard Fosko, indicated a to rate money (or band; school facilities for a fund Carl L. Higgjns, board pres- resented in the East by Stuart to public schools is already in- four quarter school year is not SATURDAY ONLY iiforms were approved by raising variety show to be ident, told Mr. Sutton the Smith Management Corp. of sufficient and before any adaptable to this school dis- ie Henry "Hudson Regional staged in June by parents, a board will "cooperate within: New York City, is the only money is given to private trict. oard of Education. summer dinner dance and our means." He added he is company offering such a po- schools the amount of aid to The group visited Atlanta to grateful for the cooperative licy. public schools should be in- learn more about such a movement on behalf of band Although this type coverage creased. school system. ^members.-.. has the sanction of state edu- "Regardless of the church-' LIVE JUMBO LOBSTERS Mr. Sutton (aid the associ- cation officials, Mr. Higgins state argument," continued' (2 claw) ation hopes to have enough urged efforts be made to en- Mr. Donoghue, "we have a re- High Interest [money by the end of the sum- courage more competition in sponsibility to public school MICHIGAN mer for a down payment so this particular area of insur- •Children as board members." 10 lbs. $1 39 • 6-10 lbs.J"*. • band members may have uni- ance, With five votes in favor of and Flexibility 1 : forms in September. Peter E. Donoghue urged Mr. Donoghue's proposal, and: and up I ib. • 3-5 lbs.... I ' b. The board authorized pur- action to defeat all existing an abstension from John. E. : chase of an errors and omis- state statutes supporting fi- Schlapkohl, the board voted to PEAT sioni insurance policy which nancial aid to parochial and support him in his efforts. MOBY DICK II .covers board members In private schools. A report on a recent visit to. (UNDER THt WHDGi) HIGHLANDS, NJ. 291-4430 case a suit is filed against Emphasizing he did not Atlanta, Ga. by t\vo board: LAWN SEEDS Oceanport Building Quantity rights-reserved. FERTILIZERS Variance Challenged Noi responsible lor typographical errors. • AGRICO PRODUCTS frBONE MEAL • LIME . MILORGANITE FREEHOLD - Mr. and in opposition to • PEATMOSS • SALT HAY Mrs. William Brasch, 5 Riv- the.. .variance," stated board NURSING HOME • ROSE FOOD erview Ave., Oceanport, are members. The board ruled the • 24-HWHCH* • WEED and CRAB GRASS CONTROL seeking a court order setting proposed, use is permitted in aside a variance granted fob the zone and it understood construction of a professional that the building would be NAVESINK HOUSE 44 RIVEMIOE AVE. RID SANK building on nearby property. used solely for the housing of M2-M00 FRED D. WIKOFF CO Their complaint, filed in Su- a contractor's office-and the perior'Court against Gerard storage of equipment. 236 MAPLE AVENUE Zoppi, contract purchaser of Mr. and Mrs. Brasch allege property at 17 Lake Drive, that Mr. Zoppi failed to RED BANK 741-0554 Oceanport, and the Oceanport. present evidence which would Zoning Board of Adjustment justify the variance, and that alleges that evidence present- the Zoning Board action was ed at a Zoning Board hearing arbitrary, capricious, unrea- Feb. 2 showed that Mr. Zop- sonable and unlawful. pi's application was for con- The board had found that Something you should know struction of a warehouse and the proposed construction not for construction of a "pro- conforms to the borough's about lawn seed that grows fessional building." master plan and would be a A warehouse is not a per- "desirable addition to the SCISSORS SHARPENED - 1 DAY ONLY - SAT. in 7 days: mitted use in the retail com- neighborhood and the mercial zone,they contend. borough." RID BANK STORE ONIY • 10:30 TO 3:30 The Zoning Board resolution S-321/MERION of March 1 granting the vari- Its resolution noted that the [Perennial Py«groM) (Ktnlucky SIlMgrou) ance noted that it was needed applicant had obtained "the WHILE YOU'RE HERE BE because the building would be necessary Planning Board ap- Now there is a true turf-type least affected by autumn and on an undersized lot and proval." SURE TO CHECK ALL OUR perennial rye grass strain winter burn, S-321/Merion would not meet setback re- The complaint was filed for which Blends beautifully with remains green well into the- quirements. Mr. and Mrs. Brasch by Rich- Merion' Kentucky • Bluegrass. 'winter period, This premium "Only one person appeared ard B. Ansell of Asbury Park. The S-32f/Merion lawn seed lawYi. seed mixture produces mixture combines the best an attractive and permanent SHARP characMri sties of lawn of bright medium- Board Approves both these popular dark color. It can grpsses, Germi- be sown into nation comes established Creation of Ponds PRICES Ground to a perfect uniform edge by experts quickly in 7— lawns and ' (FREEHOLD - The' Board lion in federal funds and $2.9 with the finest commercial equipment avail- 10 days. .Growth will blend well of. Freeholders has approved million in state and local mon- ON All HOOVER APPLIANCES! able. Bring in all your scissors. Your ey and will eventually include and look good, the creation of two ponds as part of a flood protection plan. 11 lakes in the two counties. neighbors,too! All work done while you shop. 2/ri0(f M Upper Freehold Township. Six lakes are planned for ' Neal Munch, district con- 29« ij.fasti "yyhich lican be bletjded Monmouth in Upper Freehold BIG REDUCTIONS PR. 3 prs. for 80' guarantees a good servationist for the Freehold 'and Millstone Townships. The ONir .Soil Conservation District, thicktawnbefpre state will stock trie lakes and said the freeholder resolution •woodlands for sportsmen. weeds begin to sprout. strpight.lt grows a rich, allows for creation of two S'321/K/ierion will Keep thick, ''traffic-taking" turf ponds—one 225 acres and one Development of the Assunp- ink began in 1966 and is ex- weeds out, and because of the whole/family can enjoy, 50 acres—jn the Assunpink Creek watershed area border- pected to be completed by earlier maturity, will resist A special mixture is also 197G. 1 ing Mercer County. drought. .S-321/Merion knits available for shady areas. He said the larger pond Completion of the project together faster and, therefore, Only $4.95, S-321/Merion would provide fishing grounds will make flood damage negli- HOOVERS needs less pampering during covers 2,250 sq. ft. of lawn and the smaller pond will be gible and provide irrigation its early development. It area. Success guaranteed. for water fowl. for farmers. BOTH can be seeded later in the Mr. Munch said the resolu- 3 days ONLY tion does not involve any STORES season than ordinary grass county funds. 33 Owners Today and will withstand adverse Actepr no iufc»iMv*t.Nof fltmrfn* unftti The lakes are to be part of a conditions. Undoubtedly,' the il corries flwYtonderfown Irademorfc. $7.9 million project to prevent Get Warning future storm damage in Mon- mouth and Mercer Counties. S-321/Merion, a lawn seed thot grows in 7 days, is • The 58,580-acre natural wa- In Red Bank available at all Wonderlawn dealers. tershed which drains into the RED BANK - Owners of Delaware River at Trenton properties bordering the Red DELUXE TOOLS INCLUDED be developed With J5 mil- Back Primary School at the foot of River St. have been asked to voluntarily clean up their land. • Frederick A. Richart, borough' health officer, said letters were sent to 33 proper- ty owners asking them to rid their properties of garbage, trash, junk and debris. If the informal request doesn't get results, Mr. Rich- NOW- art said, then summonses will be issued. BRAND NEW He said an inspection of the land bordering the school re- vealed that there was an ac- IN FACTORY cumulation of debris that con- stituted a menace to the FRESH CARTONS health and safety of the chil- dren attending school. He said the property owners have been advised that the •borough santiation depart- FEATURES ment will collect the rubbish • BIG, POWERFUL MOTOR if it is placed at the curb. e ALL STEEL CONSTRUCTION • 840 WATTS OF POWER DELUXE TOOLS Florida Man • ROLLS ON EASY GLIDE WHEELS Arrested On • DISPOSABLE "KING SIZE" BAG • WRAP-AROUND BUMPER STORES LIKE LUGGAGE-CARRIES LIKE LUGGAGE Two Counts • TELESCOPIC EXTENSION WAND • TOOL STORAGE INSIDE MIDDLETOWN - An Or- lando, Fla., man who {oiled to appear in Municipal Court on two occasions last October, was arrested in Atlantic High- Forecast: Savings and fair weather ahead for lands. Limited Quantity!! Barry W. Straub, 22, had smart shoppers during Steinbach's sunny been scheduled for Municipal Spring Sale. Starts Monday in all Stores. Court appearances here Oct. 14 and 21 on charges of shop- ' lifting and larceny lust August and shoplifting in September. He Was released in i'M buil yesterday. Steinbach Detective Robert J. McNair, arresting officer, good things h store was arrested by Detective Jo- soph T. Shuftcry. It The IMly Register, fttd Bw*~MkKBfcl«w*, NJ. J-ittay, A#rll Jl, How

loved object, the individual may regress to his ear- By DR. JAMES M. LONG lier self image, , Within the last few years, numerous articles The perfectionist, whose personality demands and stories have appeared on the book shelves de- Family Counselor that he maintain a superior performance illus- manding that each woman search for her identity. trates another type of image distortion. He is one If one were to summarize and condense the vari- who finds it difficult to accept his errors, and his ous messages conveyed by the writers, one word or high standards for himself lead to many hours of thought would stand out above the others, "free- ers have of them. Unfortunately, others tend to depression. He usually turns his anger on himself dom." Every article espouses each woman's right hestitate to point but our deficiencies; either be- and proceeds to punish himself for his failure. Such to "freedom." Few readers would oppose such a cause they are not that involved, or that they do a person may react with hostility toward any type message, because in a democracy the word "free- not want to hurt us. of criticism. dom" is revered. Few would deny the right to trav- Distortions of self-Image are quite common for Acceptance of Himself el, or to associate or think freely, because such de- many. Sometimes, one's image is low; while other What is lacking is a feeling of confidence in one's self - a confidence built on realistic ex- nial would result in loss of freedom for each of us. individuals are overly optimistic in their assess- pectation of one's ability to perform a given task, The word "freedom" takes on additional sig- ment of themselves. nificance when we consider the source; for ex- and a willingness to accept either positive or nega- ample, there are^ those who speak of "freedom" Feeling of Unworthlness tive results. The Individual is in need of an accept- over one's physical being; or the,right to equal job Most of us know friends who always extend ance of himself, as he is, with both his strengths opportunity; and) possibly, the freedom to change themselves to assist others; yet, when they are and weaknesses. Sometimes, this is not possible, one's social role. called upon to change roles and become a because the only love and acceptance available to Seeing Ourselves recipient, they are very uncomfortable in the new him were conditioned on his meeting others' stan- With the evolving opportunities for the growth role. Underneath their anxiety is the basic feeling -* dards. To buy affection, the individual had to con- of individual identity, there still remains one basic of unworthiness. They cannot believe that anyone- - form, and was not able to experience new devel- area which continues to affect our daily lives di- could genuinely care for them. A possible ex- opmental tasksl Under such conditions, new ex- rectly. In simple terms, it is how we see ourselves. , planation is that early in their childhood, feeling periences are avoided and a person lives a life of It involves the question, "Do we really; like our- unwanted and unloved, they developed the con- estangement from himself. selves?" Often people are unexpectedly pleased or viction that if their parents could not love them, shocked to learn how others regard thejn, because then they must, be at fault. Later experiences in Dr. Long will be glad to answer any questions the picture they have of themselves does (iot corre- life can help to overcome these feelings. If, how- Confidentiality will be respected. Write Dr. Long in spond to the more reel, but limited, view that oth- ever, one faces a major crisis, or possibly loss of a care of The Daily Register, Red Bank, N.J. Q7g)J Anyone for Winter Fashions? By ALISON LERRICK The showing Wednesday by wanted for Mendes, produced four designers also produced more of her fluid silk jersey PARIS (AP) - What hap- a new find. He's Ronald Chak- dresses that everyone tries kal, 25, of Egyptian origin and . RiglilH Stuff Photo pens when you tell a designer unsuccessfully to imitate. As to do exactly what he wants? ex-assistant of Yves Saint- usual, there was lots of black YOUNG FASHIONS — Kelly Anne Murphy, 3Vi', Lincroft, models a color- Laurent. ful fashion from Trolley Tots Shop, Lincroft, In preview for the 'Showers Sometimes you get a pleasant plus her new colors — forest of. Flowers' luncheon and fashion show sponsored by St. Leo-the-Greot surprise. . ' His group of 27 fall coats, green and straw. Rosary Altar Society, with Mrs. Frank Devlin, Lincroft, left, chairman. This is the reason for C&I, jackets and pants with elastic In her dresses skimming the Mrs. Edward Defelice models an orangeskirt with striped top, and Mrs. the new organization under waistbands wrung out as knee, the skirt is shaped like Harold Owendoff, a long-sleeved shirtwaist dress. Their fashions are from the auspices of Mendes which much applause from the au- two great scallops,! rising to the Clothes Tree, Shrewsbury, which also will provide a summer collec- produces the pret-a-porter dience as everyone else's to- meet each' other at'the sides. gether during the past two tion at the annual event Thursday, April 27 at noon in the Magnolia lnn( garments of many haute cout- So is the long overblouse, with AAatawan. Mrs. Frank..Ward is in charge of reservations. ure houses. weeks. a fitted waist that finishes off The designer consensus for perilously close tofa pepium. the next winter season is the The sleeves are pleated or hemline at the knee. Chakkal gathered, but always big and likes his at midcalf. Besides floating. Some arc dolman, an extra few inches of fabric, others very-wide cape sleeves his coats have a sense of hu- that rise above the shoulders mor. They look like loose and end before the elbow. Hip on Penny Pinching sacks, streaming out from the Her long dresses follow suit. yoke in innumerable uh- The best have Empire waist- pressed pleats. Some are in lines or heart-shaped neck- tweed with dropped shoulders lines, except for a gray dress and dolman sleeves, others in pleated all over with a turtle- glen plaid with gigantic storm contemplating marriage to re- neck in shirred silk jersey. Dear Ann Landers: My hus- flaps or in white flannel with think the matter. — No Show band is hooked on The Super- big rolled sleeves and a tight Jean Muir also showed market Syndrome, lie sits for Dear No: The important belt. The two funniest — and leather dresses, gathered and hours and reads the food ads> Ann Landers thing is not whether or not the best looking — are the hooded soft in a most unleather-like Then he cuts out all the cou- bride and groom kiss at the duffle coat and the bottle- fashion. pons and makes a road map years. — Mrs. Bargain Hunter NONE AT ALL) altar — but that they continue green model big enough to fit But the ultimate luxury —. indicating where he will go Dear Mrs. Hunter; Bargain- If you can afford more than to express affection through- you and your best friend, with or economizer — is reserved and how much he will spend. shopping is a darn good hobby suggested, buy soft toys. Ab- out the rest of their lives. room for passengers. for silk jersey designs. It's the Crazy? You bet. He buys only, these, days — but your charac- solutely NO diapers or knitted Don't get burned by a built-in bra... two little sacks "specials." Right now our ter is.hipped on pinching pen- sets, PLEASE," "line" that's too hot to Shoes Are Complement that hang from the yoke. storeroom Is jammed with 'MC nies and it sounds as if this is What do you think of this in- handle. Play it cool with Ann • The obvious complement tomatoes and 19c beans. When his principal source of kicks.. vitation, Ann? I'm — In A Landers' guide to "Necking are shoes by Manolo. They in- PTA Election we go shopping together it's Along with the lamb shanks in Quandry And Pelting - What Are The clude oxfords with foam rub- murder. I can stand on my his freezer, the guy's got Dear Qtian: I think if you Limits?" Send your request to ber soles, "tweed" anklestrap Is Monday head and if the item I want some hornets in his helmet. bring diapers or a knitted set,' Ann Landers in care of your sandals or pumps edged in isn't on sale, lie won't buy it. newspaper, enclosing 50c in sheepskin. NEW MONMOUTII - Offi- The game he plays is nutty the hostess might hit you. She cers will be elected at a meet- When there'-s a special on but it's relatively harmless. sounds as if she means busi- coin and a long, stamped, self- Jean Muuythe British de- addressed envelope ing of the Harmony School meat he tries to corner the Forget it. ness. signer who also did what she AP Wlriplul* market. Our freezer can't PTA Monday at 8:15 p.m. in Dear Ann Landers: Please My advice is to disregard LEATHER LOOK — Model wears a bottle-green hold another lamb .shank. The the all-purpose room. The toll me what to do about the the "invoice" and bring what leather dress with a belted waist at the Mendes fact that nobody in the family school's television equipment, following invitation. It came you please. Or check the mov- ready-to-wear fashion showing this week in Paris. likes lamb doesn't moan a purchased last year by the from both the friend who is ies in town and see a good Design is by Jean Muir. "* thing to him. PTA, will be demonstrated. giving the baby shower and flick instead. What he saves on groceries the girl for whom the shower Dear Ann Landers: What he spends on gasoline, but he is being given. can we do about friends who doesn't see this. Yesterday lie "Dear——?--: drove 19 miles to save lie on monopolize every conversa- You are invited to a shower. tion with the following topics: a broom. He bought four Please follow these instruc- HARBOR LIGHT BEACH CLUB brooms and figured he had their trip to Europe, their new tions because duplication of car, their new home, their saved 44c. When I told him items means money wasted. the broom we have is like son's honors, their daughter's We would like you to bring popularity, the evening spent new, and that I rarely use it three or more five-month size because I mostly vacuum and at the home of the company shirts with short sleeves and president. They bla bla bla use a damp mop, he accused buttons. Also, diaper pins with me of trying to spoil his fun. bla . . . rattle rattle . .. talk metal heads that lock. (IM- talk ... brag brag. What can I do with a man like PORTANT: GET EXACTLY that? We've been married 37 THE KIND DESCRIBED OR My husband and 1 are so sick of these egomaniacs we hate to see them coming. But we've been friends for so many years it would be im- ABtotBuyd possible to stop seeing them. They didn't used to be this, way. It happened when they came into a little money. SATURDAY ONLY Any advice will be appre- The only family beach club in New Jersey ciated. After an evening with them my husband and I have that offers for your pleasure and safety FOR LAUNDRY to take something for in- BENEFIT CARD PARTY - Mrs. George digestion, and I am not kid- McGowan Jr., Little Silver, left, president.of the the following plus features: ding. — Hope's End First Auxiliary to Family and Children's Service Dear Hope's: Life is too of AAonmouth County, previews as honorary chair- • Pedestrian overpass over Ocean Ave. for your children's short to spend evenings with man of its benefit card party and fashion show, people who make you sick. some gift items with Mrs. Arvln Curtis, Little Sil- safety ALL 3B And these people do — fig-' ver, vice president. The party, featuring fashions uratively and literally. Time by Canadian's of Red Bank and Asbury Park, will • Over 100,000 square feet of private beach enhances good friendships be Thursday, April 27 at 8 p.m. in the West Long • Two pools - Olympic size and kiddie pool and diminishes others. When Branch Community Center. Tickets will be avail- you reach the point of no re- able at the door. Dessert will be served. • Two ch lldren's playing fields DETERGENT turn, write it off. • Complete children's playground Dear Ann Landers: I read the letter from "Kissless 493-4022 • Parking for 400 cars — membership limited to 200 families . Bride" whose groom didn't 2U3Rt.35,OAKHURST • Dressing facilities — cook-out area kiss her after the minister - FREE - said, "I now pronounce you . ESTIMATE6 • DESIGN DRAWINGS 84 oz. , man and wife." After 20 years VISIT FACTORY* SHOWROOM BOX she was still so unhappy about »-S Dolly IIS Sol. it she had to write to Ann ••» Wid. * f ri. II Sun. FAMILY OF FOUR Quantity rights reserved Landers. I have a view on the subject $10 for each additional child Not responsiblo lor typographical errors. F190" which my husband shares. We :OTCHEM< MASTERS 3. feel that a kiss is an intimate expression of affection und • GAS KITCHENS ARE BETTER AT KM. WE ALWAYS LOWER should be a private affair. We Her* tn 3 Reasons ... THE PRICE, BUT decided not to kiss at our own • Carved Solid Wood Cor* wedding and several people HARBOR LIGHT BEACH CLUB t-i vrp THE QUALITY. DMply Sculptured D»»lgn complained — as If they were • Hand Rubbed Oil Finish** elicited out of .something. •ring Out Oral*'* NHual tumy 1500 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT When this letter appears In • All-Vinyl Interiors Inc. Shelves 35(36 KWPORT print (if It does), it may move, Vrelttt Mini Omt. SMhw - Wlp- CH Call Bob Osgoodby - 842-0232" 842-3426*747-5394 some young cnilples who arc OAMM Dtortt TfceO»tlyRt«llterIE»4E«fc~Mk«l«t»WB, NJ. 11

By BARBARA CIBBONS

If you've ever tried to make strode), you know that the first thing you do is take the phone off the hook, because stru- del-stretcbing is a messy-handed, all-morning job! Slim Gourmet Strudel pastry is a Hungarian delight which calls for Kneading and stretching egg dough until it's thin as a butterfly wing. The dough is liberally buttered and wrapped around a Apple Filling: filling of sugared fruit. If you're counting calories as I mention 4 tablespoons almonds, chopped ingredients, you're probably getting the impression that stru- 2 cups apples, thinly sliced del is not for would-be skinnies! 5 tablespoons sugar Uttfcss you're a Slim Gourmet... preferably one with no '4 teaspoon salt time to spare: Then you can roll out a mock strudel that's less 1 teaspoon liquid sweetener (optional)* tiias half the calories. And you can do it in 10 minutes or less. Sprinkle the center third of Hie dough with chopped al- Of coarse, "mock strudel" means it's not the real thing — monds. (Almonds may be chopped in your blender.) Mix the nothing but butter and patience can create that special flaky apples, sugar and salt together; add sweetener if you wish. paslry. But then maybe you can't afford the real thing. If not, Place the appk* mixture on the almonds. Fold the dough over here's a pleasant stand-in: the apple filling, overlapping the top. Crimp or fold the ends. APPLE ROLL Bake in a preheated 375-dvgree ou>n for 45 minutes, or until (Mock Strudel) well-browned and apples arc tofalw. Serve warm or cool. Deigh: Eight servings, 147 calories each. . 1 cup flour 1 Prepared with five tablespoons of sugar, this dessert is 1 small egg dcliciously tart. If you prefer extra sweetness without extra nUMr SMI Photo 2 tablespoons diet margarine calorics, add the no-calorie sweetener. By combining real sug- MISS LIBERTY AND MISCELLANEY - "America" Is the theme of the spring carnival planned by 1 teaspoon sugar , ar and sugar substitute, you sweeten with (ewer calorics .and the PTA of the Holmdel Village School, sa Mrs. Gifford J. Ketman, left, and Mrs. Lawrence P. Irwin, •J tablespoons water no tip-off aftertaste. , s * next to the Statue of Liberty, have whipped up some patriotic decor. Fifteen-year-olds Jackye Selden, l'i teaspoon salt with spider, and Irene Jentz, right, are in charge of the spook house and Mrs. Arnold Goetchius is Put all ingredients in a deep bowl aridfgrk-blenitogothpr chairman of the event that will take place at tfie school April 29 from Id a.m. to 4 p.m. ^ to distribute egg evenly. Knead lightly to form a sticky dough.. I'nforbiddcn sweets are a snap to make! For more decalo- Holl out very thin on a well-floured board or pastry cloth, us- rized desserts, send a stamped, sdf-addressed envelope and 25 ing a floured roller. Place the dough carefully on a nonstick cents lo Slim Gourmet Sugar-Heduced Uecipes, in care of this Village Clubwomen;to Host baking sheet and prepare the following filling: newspaper, 50 West Shore Drive, Sparta, N.J. 07871. Fifth District Conference RED BANK - The Fifth be represented. given by Mrs. Oriville Em- Mrs/Alexander J. Howarth, District New Jersey State Registration will begin at mons, slate drama chairman. recording secretary nf the Federation of Women's Clubs, 9:30 a.m. and the morning Welcome will be extended by State Federation will be the annual Spring Conference wilf program at 10 a.m. Mrs. Mrs, Irving Podell, president keynote speaker. Her topic be Monday here in the Molly Charles W. Simms, Fifth Dis- of the Village Woman's Club wiil be "The Minutes are Ap- Pitcher Inn. Forty-one clubs trict vice president will pre- of Middlctown, the hostess proved." Other speakers will in the district are expected to side. The invocation will be club. be Mrs. Thomas M. (iolladay, state youth conservation chairman and all the presi- dents of the Fifth District. Miss Hanson Miss Koch Miss Wales Miss Mcade Miss Freiday Federation of SisterhoodsEach president will give a two-minute report wi her dub's activities for the year. The annual membership and Slates 3-Qay Conventionpress book awards also will be Prospective Brides given, with the winner of both NRty SHREWSBURY - at Monday's luncheon. She is convention committee include "You Are Sisterhoods — categories eligible for state graduate of Smith College and Mrs. Laurence Stamelman of awards at the state con- Rogers-Meade Creating — Learning — Grow- received a master's degree New Shrewsbury, who is co- Johnson-Hanson ijjfj" is the theme of the 39th vention in Atlantic City in , MIDDLETOWN - Miss Ca- from Mater Dei High School, ardo. The couple plan to be from the Unrveraty of Colora- chairman of tine publicity ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS biennial ^convention of The May. r rol Ann Hanson and Daniel T. New Monmouth, and is at- married in May of next year. do. She was awarded a doctu- workshop, ami Mrs. Mtffti — Mr. and Mrs. Kdward New Jersey Federation of rate in taocbemistry, lbai1e- Mausner, corresponding sec- tjnlertaimnjrnt Monday will Johnson plan to be married tending Brookdale Commu- The engaged couple are T&mple Sisterhoods, District 4 Aug. 12. Announcement of nity College, Lincrott. She is Meade, 10 Park Ave., an- alumni of Middletown Town- riology and pwWic health try retary of the Federation. Mrs. be provided jpy the Leah Mau- nounce the engagement of aji the National Federation of the University ef rfinois.. , Goldstein will conduct a work- cr Schpokof Dance. Red their engagement is made by employed in the radiology de- ship High School. Miss Meade the prospective bride's par- their daughter, Miss Diane Temple Sisterhoods, accord? Rabbi Alton M. Winters nf shop "You Are Behind flic Sis- Bairtf^tudents Dawn partment at Monmouth Me- is employed at lnterdata, ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Han- Meade, lo Bradford Rogers Ifjg to Mrs. Albert Goldstein'Of the Monmoulh Reform terhood Scene." She will dem- Bradley, Kalhryn Kil/.cn and dical Center. Oceanport, and her fiance is New Shrewsbury; federation onstrate Hie use of group dy- son, 8 Suffolk Lane. Mr. Johnson, an alumnus of Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- employed by First National Temple, Were, will lead a dis- Kutsliwine Kastinund will per- gers, 2 Clement Lane, Leon- president; TTjje'gpoJjp, repre- cussion ".Can Reform Jew- namics skills and techniques. form. The future bridegroom's Henry Hudson Regional Stores, Long Branch. senting rnjjre;than'f ipOO wom- Mrs. Goldstein will be hostess, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert School, attended Pfeiffer Col- ishnessbe an Intensive Ex- 1 Conference chairman is en; active/inroKrnv Judaism perience?" Inoviationsin. Jew- fui all delegate - at a cock'.ul Johnson, reside in the Traccy lege, Misenheimer, N.C, and Parkans-Freiday fe^ey 'Jersey Wifl convene Mrs Phillip Burr of the host- East Apartments, Atlantic is employed at the Bayshore ish, education will be. dis- leccption Sunday evening ess tlab. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Highlands. Pharmacy, Atlantic High- DKAL - Mr. and Mrs. Jay Barbizon School of Modeling cussed by RaMiJois^K Gold- Ctordon Freiday, 8 Jerome and the Stuart School of Busi- u» the E/npress Motel, Astwry man of Temple Beth'VMiram Miss Hanson was graduated lands. : Ave., announce the engage- ness Administration. She is le- -park. ;, • ,, ';,:';:;••;"• inElberon. , : ."'-' Primavera-Koch ment of their daughter, Miss gal secretary with Warwick The par,H(;lpatrh£- confer? Featured' on the ton- Marie Dcnlse Freiday, to Rob- and Warwick, Long Branch. ence wilr stress creativity in OCEANPOHT - Announce- vention's agenda will be a Monmouth Beach School, is in Robert Parkans, son of Mr. Her fiance was graduated planning arid structuring Sis- ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. series of workshops conducted an alumna of Red Bank Cath- and Mrs. Robert A. Parkans, from Monmouth Regional terhood programs and services Edward V. Koch, 1207 Turf by the New Jersey' Federation olic High School and Cardinal 9!l llockhockson Road, New High School and attended to meet the changing needs of Drive, of the engagement of of Tempfe Sisterhood officers Cushing College, Boston. Shrewsbury. A July 1 wedding Electronic Institute, Eaton- Sjsterhood members, the their daughter. Miss Mary and chairmen. Participants Mr. Primavera was gradu- is planned. town, lie is employed by Roy synagogue and socfeiy; Ann Koch, to Thomas E. will produce original worship ated from Christian Brothers Press, Wanamassa, and is a Primavera, son of Mr. and The prospective bride is a Among the rabbinical and services and programs that Academy, Lincroft, and Bos- private first class in the Army Mrs. Jerry Primavera, 55 graduate of Star of the Sea lay leaders slated to take part will form the nucleus of Mon- ton College. He is a student at Academy, Long Branch, the Reserve, Ft. Hancock. in the biennial are Dr. Nell day evening's program. Dele- Farm Road, Middlctown. the University of Detroit Law Hirschberg of Raleigh, N.C. gates attending other work- Miss Koch, a teacher in the School. Dr. Hirschberg, a vice presi- shops will make table decora- Clark-Caldwell dent of the National Feder- tions, posters and invitations Onieal-Wales DAYTON. Ore. - The iti- the Employment Division, ation of Temple Sisterhoods, for use on Monday night. gagi'inenl (if Miss Carol Joan State of Oregon. .will give the keynote address Local women serving on the 1IAZLET — Announcement Miss Wales and her fiance Caldwcll to Army Chief War- Her fiance attended Chris- is made by Mr. and Mrs. are alumni of Raritan High rant Officer Christopher John tian Brothers Academy, Lin- James Wales, 5 Kaylen Place, School. Mr. Onieal will be Clark, son of Mrs. Henry F. croft, N.J., and is an alumnus of the engagement of their graduated this year from Clark, lilt Little Silver Point • of Red Bunk (N.J.) High daughter, Miss Deborah Brookdale Community Col- Road. Little Silver, N.J. and School. He has served in the It's a Date Wales, to Mark W. Onieal, son lege, Lincroft. (he late Mr. Clark, is an- Army since 19B9 and returned ' of Mr. and Mrs. John W. nounced by the bride-elect's March 1 from a tour of duty in Onieal, 12 Marsand Drive. parents, Mr., and Mrs. Robert Vietnam where he was a LEADERSHIP SEMINAR ART FESTIVAL The couple plan to be mar- Auxiliary M. Caldwell of this place. C»bra helicopter pilot. Chief EAST ORANGE - New HOLMDEL - Tuesday's S ried June 24 in St. Benedict's Miss Caldwcll was gradu- Warrant Officer Clark is sta- Jersey Federation of Business p.m. meeting of the Indian Catholic Church, Holmdel. To Elect 6 ated from Amity HiK'1 School tioned at Ft. Hood, Tex. and Professional Women is Hill School PTA wtll feature MATAWAN - The Mata- sponsoring a leadership devel- an Art Festival presented by and majored in secretarial Drug Addiction Problem? wan Italian-American Ladies science at Oregon State Uni- Call 9H8-H333. For Help Day or opment seminar tomorrow at Mrs. Donna IJemphill, the Auxiliary will have election nf Bridal Note versity. She is a secmlary fur Night. Upsala College. BPW clubs of school's art 'teacher. The officers at its May 8 meeting Bernardsville, Montclair and Friends, a folk singing group Engagement and wedding at 8 p.m. in the clubhouse, the Oranges are coordinating from St. John Vianney High forms are available on Cliffwood Beach. School, will entertain. There the day-long program which request to The Daily Register. The slate includes Mrs. will be election of officers. begins with 9 a.m. registra- No snapshots are acceptable. Humbert Tomasello. presi- tion. PTA MEETING Bridal announcements are dent; Mrs. (ieorge Melore, AhtifBuyd NEW MONMOUTH - Ma- preferred in advance early in vice president; Mrs. John TRICKY TBAY the week preceding the wed- LEONARDO -The Ladies ter Dei High School PTA will Borrelli, treasurer; Mrs. Vic- W meet Tuesday in the school THINK HAWAII — Mrs. Ronald De Maria, Elbe- ding, or directly after the tor Caslullano, recording sec- Auxiliary of Community Fire ron, left, and Mrs. Stephen 5tumpf Jr.; Freehold, wedding. Day of \vedding pho- Company will have a Tricky cafeteria. Teat'hers' confer- retary; Mrs. Philip Cupo, cor- president of the Monmouth Chapter of the Geor- tographs received two weeks SATURDAY ONLY Tray party Tuesday at 8 p.m. ences will start at 7:15 p.m. responding secretary, and gian Court College Alumnae Association, prepare after the ceremony run the in the firehouse. Mrs. Thomas and the meeting is at 8:15 Mrs. Joseph Gremaldi, scr- p.m. New officers will be in- Hawaiian props for the luncheon and fashion risk of not being used. There geant-atarms. Nominations McCabc and Mrs. Arthur' show that will take place April 29 at noon in the |100% GOV. INSPECTED REGULAR Koelsch are chairmen of the stalled. Refreshments will be is no charge for any material also will be accepted from the served. Spring Lake Golf and Country Club. The event, used. floor. event.. for which Mrs. William T. Cahill Is honorary chairman, will feature fashions from the Sea Air Shop, Spring Lake Heights. Mrs. De Maria is ac- cepting reservations. 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While the now re- ington, D.C. tired S.S.United States once Mr. Heine was appointed by waters" that U.S. Lines, and iiiinuiitHiiHiiiiiiiiniiiHiiiaiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii probably the whole shipping had a crew of 1,000, the total John A. Volpe, U.S. Secretary STATE U.S.Lines crew now numbers of Transportation, to head the By The Associated Press industry, need after an era And those are really just the that may well go down in broad highlights. about 1,000. panel which is working in con- shipping history as "the years In what must certainly be a Creates Jobs junction with the U.S.Coast of upheaval." classic understatement, the But Mr. Heine is optimistic Guard on implementation of Fire Delays Commuters Figuratively speaking, sail- man who has turned out to be that new, shipping aligned the Boat Safety Act of 1971 LINDEN — An explosion and fire of unknown origin at a ing smoothly through troubled the calm after the storm com- jobs will be forthcoming in or- and formulation of perform- lubricant plant here knocked out electric power for North Jer- waters should be nothing new mented. "We have been going der to service "contain- ance and construction stan- sey trains yesterday. to Mr. Heine, who was named through some very hectic erization" needs. He pointed dards for boats and accessory Trains of the Penn Central, Jersey Central and Port Au- to head one of the world's times." out his firm alone has in- equipment. thority Trans Hudson (PATH) railroads came to a halt during largest comniercial shipping Probably the biggest inter- vested about 25,000 pieces in When not in New York or the evening rush hour, and service was not restored for more concerns amidst an industry nal rumblings still revolve "a land fleet of equipment" Washington, Mr. Heine is in than an hour. revolution that has completely around the proposed $65 mil- needed for the containers. He Europe. He has visited that Thousands of commuters in the New York-North Jersey changed the character of car- lion sale to Sea Land, a move believes jobs will arise for continent five times in tlie metropolitan area had late homecomings. The power went out go shipping. that would sell U.S.Lines to maintaining and repairing the past 3^ months. about 4:30 p.m. and was not back until about 6 p.m. And that is not to mention its major competitor's parent containers and for operating "Before I joined U.S.Lines, The explosion and fire, besides knocking down a power another "revolution" of sorts, company, R.J.Reynolds. The the mammoth cranes needed I was constantly on the go. I line, wrecked the lubricant plant of Adam Cook & Son. Cans of internal in nature, that has sale, first announced in late to lift the huge cargo-carriers. made the mistake of thinking paint went up like skyrockets. One employe of the plant suf- made for some very turbulent 1971, is still at a standstill Mr. Heine's main job is as if I concentrated my efforts fered a minor injury, police said. executive seafaring at U.S. pending federal government overseer of a trade liner com- on one thing — U.S.Lines — it The plant is next to tracks of the ,Penn Central. Lines since 1965. . approval. pany, annual revenues of would be better," commented Power was back on PATH shortly after 6 p.m. The trip To say U.S.Linek. a subsi- Contalnerizatlon which neighbor around $200 Mr. Heine. "But it's been any- from Jersey City to Newark takes about 12 minutes. diary of Walter Kiddie & Co., a Meanwhile, the greatest million. He runs a line that thing but better. If I were a Clifton-based conglomerate, revolution in the industry as a carries just about any kind of sailor and skipper oh one of has had some internal con- whole has been contain- cargo you would want to send my own ships, I would prob- Offers Bus Peace Plan gestion is putting it mildly. erization. U.S.Lines was not toys, electronics, lettuce, ably be home more than I am The president of the strike-bound Transport of New Jersey Mr. Heine, who was named to the first to make the switch, beer, and furniture, just to now." has proposed a plan that could return service on eight urban the presidency in December, but once it started, it appar- jiame a few items. Golfer, Not Boater routes and help charity as well. 1970, is the fourth man to bead ently decided to be the best. But that is not all Mr. Heine* Ironically, Mr." Heine, who The routes are the,eight North Jersey TNJ runs the state the mammoth firm in seven The U.S.Lines fleets conv does, The trim, dark-haired, has spent most df his life liv- Board of Public Utility Commissioners has threatened to give years. posed of 16 container-type '46-year-old president appar- ing near water and sailing on to other bus line's. Started In 1957 vessels, is the largest in the ently keeps his youthful-look- it, had to give up his own boat U.S. LINES HEAD - Edward J. Heine Jr., a John G. Gilhooley, TNJ president, offered yesterday to Since he joined the firm in industry. The high-speed, ing appearance, at least in because he doesn't have time Spring Lake resident, is president of U.S. Lines, provide the buses if the Amalgamated Transit Union would the summer of 1967 as an ex- modern container ships which part, by setting a pace that for it anymore. When he does an American firm that is one of the world's most provide the drivers and maintenance men, ecutive vice president, replaced great bulk freight would put a Kentucky Derby have some free time, he turns prominent shipping companies. Gilhooley proposed that the drivers be paid under the U.S.Lines became a wholly carrying vessels were part of winner to shame. instead to a land-lover's leis- scale of the old contract, which expired Feb. 29, and regular owned subsidiary of Kidde; a $213 million construction He drives daily to the ure activity: golf. graduation from law school, School, Relmar, while Kevin, fares charged. But Gilhooley also offered to turn over an> abandoned the unprofitable program the company com- U.S.Lines headquarters at Before joining U.S.Lines, Mr. Heine worked in the legal II, and Hnan, 9. attend St. profits made on the routes to a charity chosen by TNJ and the pleted early this year. One Broadway, New York, Mr. Heine, a lawyer, worked department of the New York Catharine's School, here. passenger business with the 1 union. retiring of the last big passen- The container-cargo car- from his home at 22 Tuttle '14 years with Kirlin, Campbell, Stock Exchange . Mr. Heine said his family The PUC has scheduled a hearing Monday in which the ger ship, the S.S.United riers, which are stored on Ave. and any commuter fa- and Keating, New York, a He was born in Orange, but does not particularly care for company must show cause why the PUC should not give the States; started its "Sea- newly designed, cellurized miliar with, that approximate- ,5 major admiralty law firm. has lived most of his life hi'iv. boating though most of the TNJ franchises on the routes to other companies, which are al- bridge," throughi which' it ships, hav'e been one of the ly 120-mile round-trip trek can He graduated from the His father, Edward Heine Si\, members like to swim. If he ready operating in the areas involved: Newark, Elizabeth, the serves 10 major trade routes; greatest technological guess what time Mr. Heine U.S.Merchant Marine Aca- is mayor of Spring Lake, but ever gets some free time — Oranges and North Bergen. completely converted its com- changes the industry has ever gets up in order to be in his of- demy, Kings Point, N.Y., and Mr. Heine Jr. says he never perhaps sometime in 197S — The walkout, which began March 1, became the state's mercial shipping operation known. The 16 U.S.Liiies ships fice every morning by 7:30 served in the U.S.Merchant had any interest in politics lie said he would love to take longest mass transit strike Thursday, its 51st day. from conventional cargo ships can do more in less time than a.m. He says he never leaves Marines from 1944 to 1946 and himself. his wife on a vacation. And Previously the longest strike was in 1923 against Public to "containerizatioh" cargo- the 50 they replaced, Mr. the office much before 6:30 again in the Korean War in lie and his wife, the former where would they go? Service Coordinated Transit, the name by which TNJ was carrying on newly designed Heine said, p.m. 1950 and 1951. Mary Jane Day, a graduate of "We haven't taken a cruise, known until recently. cellular ships, and announced The Line can now get a ship On Federal Panel ••') Mr. Heine also attended Se- Red Bank Catholic High since I got this job," Mr. its sale to the other major in and out of port in hours in- That, of course, is when'he ton Hall University and For- School, have five sons. Kd- Heine commented. "I often Unrest at Princeton American line, Sea Land Ser- stead of days. The cycle of is in New York. At least one dham University where he re- ward, 17; Tim, IB, and Chris, thought a cruise would be a PRINCETON — Students at Princeton University, contin- vices Inc. loading and unloading cargo day a week, however, Mr. ceived his law degree. After •14. attend St. Hose High good way to relax." uing antiwar protests, have zeroed in on the school's ROTC program. About 300 students confronted University president Robert F- Goheen yesterday with a demand that the Army ROTC classes be abolished. The university recently renewed its con- Brookdale Lets Pacts tract with the Army. The confrontation occurred at the dining room of the Princeton Inn where Goheen was attending a semi- nar on town-university relations. When Goheen was told the students were on their way, Goheen said, "let them come, I'm On Commons Building not afraid of them." As the students milled around him, Goheen said, "all I can LINCROFT - The Brook- the college's architects redr- struction Co., Inc., Little Sil- say is that I am unable to accept your demands and I think the dale Community College ew plans and specifications ver, low bidder at $1,040,390. kind of course which you are advocating will do nothing to ad- Board of Trustees last night after the first bids, received Other contracts went to vance the bringing of peace." awarded contracts totaling last November, were rejected these low bidders: electrical, Princeton is one of many colleges in the nation where pro- $1,476,156 for construction of because they were too high. Bomarc Corp., Fairfield, tests have been mounted since President Nixon renewed the the College Commons. The general construction $146,294; plumbing, Frank C. bombing of North Vietnam. Unlike most schools, which arc us- It was second time 'round; contract went to Uall Con- Gibson, Inc., Freehold, ing university centers to criticize the national administration, $77,520; heating, ventilating students at Princeton are criticizing a university policy. and air conditioning, Sarbo, Inc., Middletown, $177,719, School's Bid Hjts and miscellaneous metals, Union Chiefs Back Humphrey Raynor Machine & Iron CHERRY HILL - Democratic presidential candidate Hu- Works, Inc., Shrewsbury, bert H. Humphrey has received sizable labor endorsement in $34,233. New Jersey. Snag in Holmdel The Minnesota senator got the endorsement yesterday of The commons, scheduled the president of the state AFL-CIO and 36 of the organization's HOLMDEL - The appli- since the present proposed for completion early next 39 state executive board members. cation of the Union Technical use is for a different specific year, will house the labora- Charles H. Marciante, president of the 750,000-member Institute of Mountainside for a purpose, that variance is no tory for the hotel-restaurant slate labor organization, told'the Minnesotan at a joint news temporary certificate of occu- longer valid. training program Brookdale conference that among the state's union leadership, "there is pancy at the old Centerville The Planning Board, meet- plans to introduce, providing clear cut, in fact, overwhelming sentiment for you." School has hit a snag. ing In special session last a central kitchen, for the Marciante said when reexamining the 1968 election results, The head of the school, Dr. night, authorized their engi- campus dining rooms and its in which Humphrey lost the presidency to Richard M. Nixon Paul J. Barotta, applied for neer, Leon S. Avakian, to esti- auxiliary food service. It also "many of us have moaned 'if only we had one more week'." the temporary certificate so mate costs of required im- will be the student govern- Marciante said an official endorsement by the state AFL that he could move, his elec- provements on the property ment center, provide facilities CIO would have to await a labor convention, tronics institute from Moun- and recommend to the board for the college senate, and in- tainside by May 1, when his the size of a bond. "But I would like to make clear that my own personal en- FEDERAL LANDS ACQUIRED — Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin, clude student lounge and rec- present lease expires. dorsement, my own personal vote, will go to Sen. Hubert II. seated right, signs transfer of 15 acres of former federal land to Holmdel The board hopes to be able reation areas. Humphrey," Marciante said. Park, part of the Monmouth County Park System represented by Victor However, S. Thomas Gag- to forward the engineer's rec- Construction of the com- He added that he spoke as well for other labor leaders who E. Grossinger, seated left, chairman of the Park and Recreation Commis- liano, township attorney, has ommendation to the Township mons will complete the sec- were present. sion. Acceptance of eight acres for Holmdel Township was signed by informed the Planning Board Committee by Monday night ond phase of construction of Mayor David Cohen, center. Standing are Milton Markowitz, left, regional that a new variance for an un- when the body plans to meet the county's two-year college. director, Property Management and Disposal Service, G.S.A. and G. dersized lot will be required. in special session. Maj. Gen. Preston W. Cor- Indict 11 in Claim Frauds Douglas Hofe Jr., director of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, who The Zoning Board of Adjust- Improvements to be re- derman (U.S.A.Ret.), chair- NEWARK — Eleven New Jersey men, including a medical presented the transfer documents for the two federal agencies. ment could not hear the appli- quired by the Planning Board man of the Brookdale trustees doctor, an osteopath and a chiropractor, were named in a 48- cation until May 24 unless include provision of 60 park- and a member of the state count indictment yesterday charging they conspired to de- they meet in special session. ing spaces, and curbing. Board of Higher Education, fraud insurance companies by faking accidents and filing false The owners of the Center- The technical school has reported last night tlial the claims. ville School property, Fire- about 75 students who would state board has approved the Among the tactics allegedly employed by the ring were: Holmdel Park Gets stone Investment Corp., had attend daily classes in elec- concept of the Instructional r —Spilling liquids in a public place, such as a movie theater' received a variance for the lot tronic technology between 8 Materials Center, a {2.2 mil- or supermarket, which an accomplice would then "trip" on. last year when they planned a.m. and 1 p.m. and two lion project slated for the —Renting a car, or test driving a new car, driving it into a to use the building for profes- rights a week. Eight teachers third phase of campus devel- pole and charging the brakes had failed. $216,875 U.S. Grant sional offices. train the students as engineer- opment. . ,, —Claiming they worked at shops owned by two of the de- Mr. Gagliano has ruled that ing aides. ' Gen., Cordcrman said later fendants and that their "injuries" caused them to lose time at HOLMDEL - The federal lion bond ordinance it ap- $554,601. that the architects arc pre- government has awarded the work. proved to acquire more park In the bond ordinance paring plans for the Instruc- Monmouth County Park Com- lands and to improve present adopted earlier this month, tional Materials Center. He • mission a $216,875 grant for ones. County officials arc hop- Monmouth Beach Board, the freeholders had ear- said that he anticipates sub- Duke Plays for School Kids completion of Holmdel Park. ing to receive a total of marked $443,750 for Holmtlel mission of the plans to the De- NEWARK — When you're playing for 3,00(1 New Jersey Sen. Clifford P. Case, R- $480,173 in state and federal Park improvements and Teacher Talks at Impasse partment of Higher Education school children, "You've got to make signs they can under- N.J., yesterday announced the aid, so the ordinance cost to $23,442 to acquire an addition- this summer, with the award- stand," said bandleader Duke Ellington. "It boils down to the grant which was awarded by the county would actually be al 25 acres for the park. MONMOUTH BEACH - An for painting the exterior of the ing of contracts scheduled for most primitive form of communication." the Bureau of Outdoor Recre- impasse has been declared in elementary school. November and completion of Ellington, who will be 73 years old next week, compared ation, a division of the U.S. negotiations between the Mon- The board's next meeting the building in January, 1974. the young audience his 17-piec.e band played to in Symphony Department of Health, Educa- mouth Beach Teachers Asso- will be May 25 instead of May Under the community col- Hall here yesterday afternoon with a year ago in Kabul, Af- tion, and Welfare. Legion Planning ciation and the Board of Edu- 18. lege legislation, the state and ghanistan. Use of the money, as speci- cation. county will share equally the "It's just like playing someplace like Kabul," he said fied in the grant, is ear- The Impasse was formally $2.2 million cost. while relaxing in his dressing room. "We played to 6,000 people marked to complete the devel- 'Monumental' Move declared last night in a letter ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Big Trailer there in a field. You look out at them and you say to yourself, opment of the county park scheduled for April 29 at the from the Public Employes Gen. Cordcrman reported — Plans for moving the Me- which is located at Longstreet Sir Francis, Highlands. Mi- Realtions Commission that the state Board of Higher 'How many of these people have ever heard of Duke Ellington morial Monument from Hail- Road, off the Holmdel-Key- chael Cassone is in charge of (PEItC). Is Stolen In Education had approved the or heard my music?" road Plaza to the new Civic port Road. reservations for the June 4 Kathcrinc Gibbs School to That's when a musician starts making "signs" his au- Center Park were discussed The board voted to send a dience can relate to, says the Duke. The grant includes money trip to a Mets game at Shea letter to the PERC affirming Middletown award associate degrees un- at a meeting of American Le- Stadium. der a state license "and I for the construction of five gion Sandy Hook Hay Post the impasse in negotiations MIDDLKTOWN - A fid-foot tennis courts, hiking and na- and agreeing to the appoint- guess there will be more 141. Einile ISissonnctte, finance construction trailer parked off schools coming along..." Halls High Voltage Project ture trails, picnic areas, officer, is coordinating plans ment of an impartial mediator Sleepy Hollow Road was re- shufflcbourd courts, horse- Format for the new park, to settle the dispute. The Hrookdale board chair- NEWARK - Public Utilities Commission President Wil- which is across from police for a garage sale which is ported stolen yesterday morn- man said that he lind argued shoe pits, picnic area, a tot scheduled for June 1(1 at the liam E. Ozzard says the agency will ban temporarily the con- headquarters, was outlined by In the meantime, the board ing.. against that action "because I struction of high voltage lines through 10 Middlesex and Union lot, two comfort stations, post home, Second and Mount The trailer, which was parking and roadway, and J. Leonard Clark, borough voted to renew the contracts thought it would downgrade County communities. Aves. being used as a mobile office other work including mainte- clerk and administrator, and of the 20 teachers in the sys- tlw authority the community Ozsird said hi> will officially issue the ban this morning at the site of a sewerage nance, engineering, site devel- John Scott, a representative Announcement was made tem conditioned upon accept- colleges now have to grant as- blocking further const laid ion of the lines by Public Service of the Shade Tree Commis- that two winners of the local ance ol the new salary guide pumping station, is owned by sociate degrees." Electric & Gas Co., which already started on the project opment, lighting, and land- scaping. sion. The monument .should be safety essay contest had also to be deckled through media- the Tappon Construction Co. Con. Ciirdcrman said lie despite tin; failure of lln» PUC to approve II. placed there In time for the placed on the county level. tion. of Spring Valley, N.Y. The federal grant i.s part of also believes the state board's The project has been the target of protest by'the munici- annual Memorial Day cere- Judith Isaksen of St. Agnes The board accepted the res- The theft was dlsaovrreil by the outside aid the Monmouth action "unwise" because, hn palities, which contend that the line Is in violation of local mony. Parochial School came in sec- ignation of Miss Bonnie Bush Doininlck Aldellizzi of 211 Lynn County Board of Freeholders said, the Middle States Accre- laws, an eyesore and decreases property values. The utility Mrs. John Cooper and C. ond and Alexandria Moisc of Blvd., Hazlel, when he report- had been anticipating to help as a third grade teacher. It ditation Association has de- has said to replace the lines with underground rubles would Eugene Allen are chairmen of Henry Hudson Regional ed for work yesterday morn- defray the cost of a $1.1 mil- also awarded a $1,350 contract clared it won't accredit the Cost more tlmn six limes more money. n veterans' reunion which is,, School, third. to John G. Byrne of Rumson ing. Glbbs school, 14 Rangers Near End of "into the net. and Jumped up and hit By ED WALSH —clincher for New York, and it- Hawk center Pit Martin and Dennis got behind defense- gor's goal, but Dennis Half got' man Brad Park just over the it back at 9:49 on a power ' ' Dennis Hull, looking for the mure in the back. Villemure the same time be dessert for feeding wingeg r Bruce Mac bonnces bodies In all direc- five-minute mark of the first play slap shot from 40 feet hat trick, came in alone on was able to fall down and NEW YORK - Is Stanley the home folks, who haven't Gregor, who was cruising al- tions when be is on ice, took period, took' a pass from cen- that Villemure hasn't seen Villemure at the 3:20 mark of glove the puck before it coming home? witnesses a Ranger clincher one down the right side..)All only one shift lor the Hawks, ter Chris Bordeleau and beat yet. Brother Bobby dropped the third period, but the Ville- crossed the line. Since 1M0 the Stanley Cup since the semis in '40. MacGregor had to do was hit and that was ai a point man Villemure high and right. His the pass to "the kid" just over mure won the test and took lee Chips hamY rested in the confines The three stars of last the open net as goalie Gary of a first period power play. score put the Hawks tempora-"" the Ranger blueline and Den- Hull's shot in the pads. -Rolfe's goal was his sec- of Madison Square Garden. night's game were Dale Rolfe Smith was out of position and rily in the lead. nis unloaded. Gene Carr was ond of playoffs. He only had -Rangers had 38 shots on Since 1150 the New York and Walt Tkaczuk for the couldn't recover to defend. "I wanted him to shoot at repenting for charging at the two regular season goals. goal to Chicago'! 2J. Rangers haven't gone into the Rangers and Dennis Hull for Dennis Hull, who worked Pete "Peter Playoff" Stem- me and he did," Villemure, kowski got the Rangers even time. who has turned back the -Tkaczuk, Billy Fairbaim, -Bobby Hull, shadowed by finals of a Stanley Cup Play- the Hawks. overtime on the left wing pull- Bruce MacGregor, got off off series. New Offeitlve P«wer ing double shifts along with at 17:31 of the first when he Rolfe's winner came at Western Division champions Rolfe and Park skated off 1:M twice in succession, said later. four shots and has gone (or The Broadway Blueshirts Rolfe, with his suddenly brother Bobby, was the whole converted a bang-bang pas- 10:66 and was set up by Vic of Gary Doak's two-minute "I stayed up and kept my the collar so far in the three are one game away from the found offensive power, put the Hawk offense. sing play between defense- Hadfield and Rod Gilbert. penalty in first period. stick out so he couldn't go games. latter and five games away deciding goal in at 10:56 of the Dennis worked his specialty man Ab DeMarco and winger Hadfield trying to break Gil- -"This was a crucial game around me." -Sunday's game on WNBC short of the former. They ac- second period but also played — skating along the Ranger Teddy Irvine from only a few bert hit him at, center ice just for us to win," Francis said. feet out. over the red line. Rolfe was "No doubt about it that was "If Chicago won, they might radio at 7:05 p.m. complished this feat last night possessed hockey on the back- blueline behind Ranger de- — • - O. Hull 1 with a 3-2 victory over the line all night. fensemen watting for the puck Stemmer's goal came eight moving down the left side, the big save of the game," be thinking they could win Chicago Black Hawks and Tkaczuk - "I can't say to be headmanned — to per- seconds after the Rangers and Gilbert slid the puck over Francis said afterward. again here; and we could have now boast a commanding 3-1 enough about Walter," Emile fection twice, but the third were frustrated from scoring with pinpoint precision. Smith Some hometown hearts al- been in trouble." advantage in the best-ofseven Francis, Ranger coach said — time he was thwarted by with Chicago Bill White in the came out to try and cut the most stopped midway through -Referee John Ashley semis. set up the second Ranger goal Ranger Goalie Gllles Ville- penalty box for two minutes. angle sharply but Rolfe pulled the period when Cblco Maki called a very inconsistent the trigger and the puck went Sunday night's fourth game while killing a Gene Can pen- in ure. That was the whole New York went ahead at let go a sizder from the right game and appeared unwilling - Nonti Penal- through the goalies legs and Ttofpi in the Garden could be the alty by stealing the puck from contest in a nutshell. 0:20 of the second on MacGre- side. The pack nit the post to whistle some obvious in- Do: N*M. Blues Left Dark Horses Mesmerized Lead T of C larly well since taking the behind in their Stanley Cup RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. • BOSTON (AP) - Coach Al- (AP) — Veteran Gardner Houston Champions Inter- Arbour and his St. Louis Blues semifinal playoff. Dickinson and tour sophomore national almost a year ago. were left in a state of virtual "We can play a lot better than this," Arbour said. "I Hubert Green, a pair of dark Green got his birdies in shock last night after being pairs, on the third and fourth, bombed, 10-2, by the Boston can't understand it. Our play- horses in an elite field, the ninth and 10th and the 12th Bruins and falling two games ers come to Boston and seem matched four-under-par 68s to be mesmerized by Orr, Es- and shared the first-round and ISth. He also had two posito, Bucyk and the rest. lead yusterday in pro golf's bogeys, both when he missed "Maybe they find it hard to Tournament of Champions. the green on par threes. realize they're on the same Jack Nicklaus, the recently- He stroked a nine iron to Celts Try ice with them. They're like in crowned Masters champion within 18 inches on the fourth a trance." and heavily-favored title-hold- then made it from 10 feet on To Even Johnny Bucyk scored three er here, was in position with a the next. goals and Eddie Westfall con- two-under-par 70. tributed a pair as the Bruins Nicklaus was tied for third Rookies Set Up Knicks routed the Blues for the sec- at that figure with streaking ond straight time. Bruce Crampton of Australia Torrid Pace NEW YORK (AP) - The Bucyk's lincmate, Fred and easy-going Jerry Heard. Boston Celtics will try to Stanfield, scored three goals Trevlno Struggles square their playoff series for his first National Hockey Lee Trevino, the 1971 Ath- In Satellite . against the New York Knicks League playoff hat trick in a lete of the Year, struggled in TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) tonight and their success or 61 romp Tuesday night. with a fat 75 on the long and — A pair of rookies, hot put- failure most likely will re- The 36-year-old Bucyk tough La Costa Country Club ting Leonard Thompson and volve around center Dave scored the first goal on a pow- course and was far back in steady John Mahaffey, fired Cowens. er play in the opening period, the field of 26 players who six-under-par 66s yesterday to Cowens, who had .sub-par collected his second while the have won tour events in the share first round honors in the performances In the first two .Bruins had a man advantage last 12 months. $75,000 Tallahassee Open. games when the Knieks built again in the third period and Arnold Palmer also had his Thompson stroked In birdie a 2-0 lead in the best-of-7 Na- then tallied Boston's ninth problems with the deep, cling- putts from 30, 50 and 60 feet, tional Basketball Association goal for the second playoff hat ing rough. He finished bogey- while Mahaffey, a 23-year-old semifinal series, was ia top trick of his career. double bogey for 74 and com- former NCAA golf champion form for the Celtics' 115-109 The Bruins fell just one goal mented: from Houston, scored an victory Wednesday night. short of the playoff record for BLOCK THAT PUCK! — New York Rangers goalie Gllles Villemure (30) and defenseman Brad Park "I did everything out there eagle 3 on the 506-yard 17th "Cowens stood out," said most goals in a game set by (2) |oln In blocking a shot by Chicago Black Hawks Stan AAlklta, center, in the third period of last today. I putted good. I putted hole. Knicks Coach Red Holzman the Montreal Canadiens In night's Stanley Cup Playoff game. bad. I drove good. I drove bad Trailing the leaders in the after the Boston center hit 10 1944. —Just everything." run for the 115,000 first prize of 18 field goal attempts, On Their Marks Field Longshots check were Larry Hinson, grabbed 16 rebounds and The Blues, beaten, 6-1, by Dickinson, a wiry 44-year- Fred Marti and Jerry McGee, handed out six assists. the Bruins in the best-of-seven old, and the lanky Green were who shot S under par 67s. "He got inside and got the National Hockey League Giusti's Tricky Palm Ball two of the highest-priced long- Rafe Botts and rookie Wayne boards. He was great on of- scries opener, outshot Boston, shots in the field, but each Peddy tied for third, shooting fense, too," said Boston Coach 33-31. However, the Bruins came through on the strength 68s on the 7,124 yard Killearn Tom Heinsohn of the former completely dominated the ac- of only 27 putts. Country Club course. Florida State star who had tion and were much better "I've been working like hell been criticized for his play in Gave Piratis Needed Hand Mahaffey, who graduated marksmen. on my game," the 135-pound with Thompson from the PGA the first two games. By KEN RAPPOPOKT ver doubled homo a run for.scoring six runs in the second "Yep, it was a good four Dickinson said. He gained his school in November, was on "We had to get this one," Associated Press Sports the Pirates in their half of the inning on seven straight sin- days," said Willie Davis, who spot in this prestigious event the 17th green in, two and said Heinsohn. "Now we have Writer inning. gles. A total of 18 hits in last had two hits in five appear- They're Off with a playoff victory over rolled in a, 20-foot putt for fils lo go down there and even it night's game at Atlanta Sta- ances and three runs batted in Nicklaus in last year's Atlanta r The Pittsburgh Pirates eagle. ' • ,-' up. We can do it if we play the The Dodgers continued dium gave the Dodgers 50 for yesterday. The night's work Classic. At Garden! needed a hand in the ninth in- "I hit everything pretty way we did Wednesday their assault on Atlanta's their four-game sweep of the gave him 9-for-17 for the "I'm a streak player and I CHERRY HILL - Garden ning and settled for Dave good," he said. "I made some night." beleagured pitching staff, Braves. They scored 26 runs. series and 6 RBI. got lucky today," said Green, A victory by the Celtics State Park opens New Jer- Giusti's palm. putts when I needed to make who hasn't played particu- them." tonight would restore the sey's 1972 racing season to- "I went to the palm ball and iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiitiiniiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiii home-court advantage they morrow and some changes il worked," Pittsburgh's top earned by finishing first in the have been made. reliever said after balling the Eastern Conference's Atlantic The biggest change is new Pirates out of a late jam to Division while the Knicks fin- racing secretary Tommy preserve a 7-5 victory over the How They Stand Paneling Clearance Trotter, who replaces the de- ished second. Chicago Cubs last night. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE SAVE UP TO 60% Eoil Division Eost Division The Celtics once again will parted Kenny Noe. Although Glusti reached back for his W L I W L Pet. OB It wasn't planned that way, Sunday pitch after the Cubs Bolilmore Montreal 3 0 I.OOO — try to take charge with their Ditroll 3 50 > Philadelphia: 3 1 M) 1 fast break which the Knicks Noe left Garden State to take had scored two runs with none Cleveland 1 .500 }Vi Pittsburgh .3 3 .«O 1 Ntw York 2 .S00 l'/i Chlcogo J 3 ,*» i POT 0'LUCK stifled in winning the first two Trotter's job with the New out and had a man on second. Mllwoukee. 3 .Ml 2 New York. 1 2 .Ml 2 Boston 3 .250 V/i St. Louis...... i 4 .200 3 HONEYTONE * games. York Racing Association. He coaxed Art Shamsky to West Division Wtil Dltrimn Los Angeles S 1 .IJJ - PANELING Then, Trotter was hired for Oaklond 1 .100 - "The thing they did differ- foul out, then got Rick Mon- Colltornlo I .S0O I'A San Fran... 4 S .756 1 the Garden State pest. Also Kansas City 1 .500 IV, Houston 2 MO 114 1st QUALITY ently Wednesday night," said day and BUI North on stri- Minnesota 2 .500 IV: San Diego... rfVflfR$Mfl New York's Bill Bradley, gone Is Morris Tobe, the track keouts. Chlcooo 1 .ito 1 Cincinnati... Prafurishsd Texas 3 .IJ0 Vh Atlanta.... 4x8 Stats 199 "was that they ran better and announcer whose voice was "I figured they had never YBttrtJays leiutti 66! Yesterday's Results Pittsburgh 7, Chicago S 4x8Sh«ts got all key hoops." familiar at aU three New Jer- seen the palm ball," said Los Angeles II. Atlonto 1 Voluii to 22.00 Milwaukee ot New York, rain San Fran. 2 San Diego 1 Cathn'Cirry Rig. 6.20 Both clubs appeared lo be sey tracks — Garden State, Glusti, referring to National Baltimore I. Detroit 0 OnlOl y games scheduleheduled . (Only games scheduled) 2 ready physically for the Monmouth and Atlantic City. League newcomers Monday Today's tenei Tobe died a few weeks ago, Today's Dames fourtlKgame In Madison and North. "I used them on Chlcogo at New York — Hooton 14 vs. Salt Square Garden. shortly after describing a fea- Monday to set him up and New york ot Boston — Stottlemyre 0-1 Seover 1-0 Salt jj vs. Culp O-l St. Louis ot Montreal - Wise 0-1 vs. ture race at Pimllco. He has struck him out on a fastball. California at Texas — Wright 0 1 vs.' Stoneman 1-0 lirchtone 5.99 2.44 The winner of this series Bosmon O-l Heritage Chestnut $.99 HenvMilyBlui 17.00 9.95 been replaced by Jack La- vsPittsburg. Champioh ont Philadelphi1-0 a — Moose 0-1 will play the winner of the Los Then I used the palm ball all Kansos City at Chicago — Slllortl 1-0 vs. 7.00 Bradley 0-0 Cincinnatnaili a't "Atlant• a *~ Nolan 1-0 vs. 2.M Pioneer Birth 12.80 S.99 Heritage Pint' 17.50 Angeles-Milwaukeg series, mar, who does the announcing the way with North." Baltimore al Cleveland - McNally 1-0 Reed 1-0 9.95 at Liberty Bell Park In Phila- vs. Wltcox 14 San Dleoo at Los Angeles — Srell 1>O | Dink Elm 7.00 MS which Los Angeles leads 3-2, The hot Los Angeles Dod- Detroit at Mllwoukee — Cain 0-0 vs. vs. Downing 1-0 VerwIionGold 1I.B0 S.99 Oiled Walnut 20.00 10.95 delphia. gers walloped the Atlanta Parsons 1-0 Houston at Son Fran. — Wilson 0-1 vt. in the final.s. Oly games scheduled Cumberland 1-0 9.40 k Continental Oak 3.99 Golden Teak 13.00 6.95 Cinnamon Elm 18.00 10.99 Braves 11-1 and the San Fran- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiuiiiiin IIUUIII | Blue Willow cisco Giants beat the San 3.99 Emerald Elm— 1300 6.99 WilliarmburoChtiry 1900 10.99 Diego Padres 2-1 in the Na- | Ronth Birth 8.20 3.99 tional League's other games Bluebell Birch 13.50 6.99 Colonial Hickory 21.00 11.99 8.20 3.99 yesterday. ATTENTION!' • Piovintiol Fruilwood Lemon Birch 14.40 7.99 Winchester Walnut 2400 12.9S The Baltimore Orioles • MoroKan Walnut 9.90 4.44 nipped the Detroit Tigers 1-0 Rumson and New Shrewsbury White Spanish Oak 14.40 7.99 Burmese Ttok 4200 14.95 WANTID in the American League's Residents 10.20 4.99 Seodrilt 15.50 8.99 Monkey Pod 48.00 16.95 only game. Rain washed out Knotty Pine 10.20 4.99 the game between Milwaukee White Beathwood 15.50 1.99Supreme Rosewood (400 19.95 and New York. Reliability, that's the Pittsburgh took a comfort- able 7-3 lead into the ninth in- Key word! TERMITES ning (in the combined pitching TUEBOARD CEILING BEAMS BOAT PANELS efforts of Dock Ellis and Luke We've been in business in this GENUINE CEDAR MAHOOANY PLYWOOD Walker. But Walker issued %" THICK BOUD CORE For: Destruction of homes, area (or over 25 years and have 3,000 satisfied cus- I'WJIZI free passes to the first two tomers. Wattraroe-foH* $500,000,000 damage batters in the last inning and Uag«nto20' 4lLh Our sewer installation contracts have no hidden *6" Rig. $2.00 ft. 69- Rtg. 14.00 then gave up a two-run double done yearly charges or fine prinl. to Don Kessinger. 1 in 3 homes have termites Giusti replaced Walker at All work is dona in one day by licensed plumbers, So, if (he cost is a little higher you'll know you're FAMOUS NAME BRAND Call NOW for a this juncture and squirmed REDWOOD COPPER NOW IN STOCK1I out of hot water. getting more for your money. FREI inspection by "It's great to have a guy LUMBER BOTTOM PAINT STYROFOAM The Professionals like (Jiasli backing you in the All work OUARANTIKD (For on* $128 bullpen," said Walker. "I had (Ucenud, Insured & Bonded) FuN r*»r) « $9*5 FLOAT BLOCKS real good stuff, but those AS LOW AS 54.00 Per Foot at. cm. FOR YOUR DOCK Save Rife Termite Control walks will get you in trouble." Manny Sangulllcn drove in 295-2030 693-7609 741-8822 two early runs for the Pirates iiraimm MMIDMVil in i AM and they scored three mure "Rite Way" CORRIGAN'S runs in a seventh-inning rally highlighted by Willie Star- Reef tank's (Mill mi targtilstwt r (oimttrfoj Urn, tif., 1US 10%off«it!mal«d gell's first home run of the MARINE LUMBER CO. price with this ad season, fton Santo crashed a 1139 OCEAN AVE 842-3355 SEA BRIGHT two-run homer lor Chlcogo In For Afp»fc»tmmt 747-2706 24Hou»JDayi OPBNDAILVir:HA.M.toS:)«P.M.;Siturd«yM«A.M.I*ll>M . the sixth to temporarily tie 127 OAKLAND ST. RED BANK ATTENTION •OATMINi OFIN SUNDAY f TO NOON the game at :t-3 before AI Oll- I : [ Tfe Dfcgy Easter, Red Btutk-MUMleUwm N J. Frttay, liori Golfers Briefly LEONARDO - Normally.- Country Club. As far as any- jn high school golf everybody body knows, she is the first Speaking strives to play number one. girl to compete against buys In MlddletowB Township's in the history of the Shore match against Tonis River Conference. North yesterday at the Bea- "I had to win the right to Nlssalke Steiner > con Hill Country Club here, play on the team," she said. 9 everybody on the Lion squad •Then I had some trouble" Matmen 'Knighted with the school adminis- Sonic Boom? wanted to play number five. Middletown Township's regional wrestling The reason was a pert lass tration, but everything seems SEATTLE (AP) — Tom Nissalke was to be all right now." champion Phil Steiner and Matawan Region- named head coach of the Seattle Supersonics named Jo Beth Blackburn, al's district king Mickey DeiUfare both headed Her appearance on the links yesterday and said he feels the team has the who made her interscholastic for Rutgers next fall, and Scarlet Knight coach didn't phase Bart Lyon. Mid- potential to make the National Basketball As- debut here yesterday as a Dean Oliver couldn't b*e happier. dletown's number one man. sociation playoffs. member of the Toms River Steiner, The Daily Register's All-Mon- He blistered the soggy course "I think we have the material to make the North squad. mouth County choice at 123 pounds, was un- for a 35 — par on the nose. playoffs," the former coach of the Dallas And. just to show that chi- beaten in 14 dual meets, won the Phillipsburg Spencer Foxworth, Bill Pur- Chapparrals and the American Basketball As- valry doesn't exist in sports. Christmas Tournament and finished fourth in sell, Cory Turkel and Rey- sociation's Coach of the Year said. "But the Middletown spoiled Miss the state. nolds continued the rout. guys have to want to make the playoffs. I want Blackburn's coming out party Deitz, the Wall Christmas Tourney Cham- The Lions won their third to. but they have to want to, too." by beating the Mariners. 5-0. pion at 136 pounds, compiled a 13-0-1 dual meet match without a loss, and the In his one year at Dallas. Nissalke. 37. took and Bob Reynolds ruined her record. His father, Gerge, is Matawan athletic Mariners dropped their fifth the Chaps to the ABA playoffs where they lost record with a 3 and 1 victory. director and a Rutgers alumnus. To make matters worse, it against one win. four straight to defending champion Utah, but rained. Jo Beth's 53 was one stroke none by more than 10 points. under Toms River North's Billie Jean Blurts Jo Beth shot a respectable f 53, but Reynolds came in with number four man. Tom Jones. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Billie Jean King, Happy'--Period 49. high score on the Lion Foxworth. one of the Lions one of the top professional women's tennis player in the U.S., criticized the Wimbledon • • '.' RttltlarllDttplHtt team. In fact. Jo Beth took who was frustrated in his ef- RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. (AP) - SUMMIT MEETING —Alex Webster, left, head coach of the New York two holes from the young fort to play against her in the Tournament yesterday and said she may boy- "Sure, I'd like to be playing," Gene Littler Giants, Phil Iselln, center, New York Jet owiier and president of the Lion. number five slot, summed up cott it this year if the prize money is not said, then showed that quiet, almost shy smile. raised. board at Monmouth Park, Oceanport, and Weeb Ewbank, head coach of Jo Beth comes by her golf the attitude of the Middletown "But I'm just happy to be here, Period. Mrs. King said she thinks women profes- thfe Jets, have a chat before speaking to the members of the Monmouth ,. ability naturally. She is Ihi; team. * "You can't know how it feels until it hap- sionals now are in the position where they will County Bar Association at the Shore Casino in "Atlantic Highlands last sister of Ted Blackburn, assis- •'She has a nice swing," he pens to you.'Yoii just don't beffeve it will ever be the main attractions at Wimbledon and night. ;•••.. tant pro at the Deal Golf and said. happen to you. You walk around saying, 'not therefore should get more of the purse. me. Never to me."' I. aart Lyon (Ml. "Unless Wimbledon changes and gives Littler, 42, is on the mend from recent can- 3.'S|Hlic'

By AL JIORAY How many daily bread earners would stalk for hours on end with no one to talk to, sometimes moving only 100 yards "Brother, that spike would have gone 00 pounds. If my per hour, if his job required it? tube hadn't fogged, I would have had an ca.sy boiler room And again, how many desk jockeys would drag 100 or ' shot." more pounds of weight through the woods (feeling lucky if Sound like foreign lingo? Not to a shooter. The message there happened to be a couple of inches of snow on the was that a spike-horned buck deer was within easy range for a ground), if el-bosso told him to do it? Foregct it, chum. chest cavity placement and the nimrod's scope sight fell vic- The non-gunners and anti-gunners have some pretty far tim to internal condensation. oul mental pictures of "the fraternity." The non-types just smile and shake their heads at our seasonal antics. The anti- IIMMIIIIIIII mat bunch have us condemned and ai the stake as raving, dan- gerous, gun-toting lunatics, running around the countryside Nimrod's Notebook shooting up the populace. niitHHUffliiHinrniiiiiNiniiiiiiitnHHninirnniiniiiiiiniiiiniiniiuiitiiniiitiitiiiiiiimiii Failure in Sandbox? Just because we spend ?7 in the Garden State for a license Nimrods and targeteers often are considered a different to hunt and ?40 in some other province to draw a blank — then breed of cats. They also have a different breed of language, drop a couple of yards for travel, bed and board — doesn't TO THE WINNERS — Robert Stirling, left, chairman of 'thl?'year's county championship tournament,' which can send friend wife into a tizzy when she can't tune mean we failed sandbox in kindergarten. presents plaques to Ken Krauetler and Pool BeureM of Neptune, wlnrjers of the doubles handicap into a conversation which any reasonable person can undcr- We have been told that some prominent head-shrinkers event. Bill Heggle, president of the M^nmouth County Bowling Association, and Joe Freda of Neptune sliind. would expound on the theory that we all hated our paternal City, who won an ABC award for a°298 game, look on. y ' :•> Of course, we can all understand that the hypothetical relatives. That, however, doesn't hold water, because I met a shooter's language under the above conditions would have couch-pilot in the woods once with a .308 and he seemed as been easily recognized by all and sundry. It would not, how- normal as the plumber he was hunting with. ever, have been fit for tender ears. We may not have much of an excuse for our antics come What is it that makes the powder-burning fraternity such a early fall, but some people go "ape" dver bingo, stamp collec- Zaluk Hits 661at Airport different breed will) a strange tongue? ting and girl-watching. Our affliction is seasonaLila^ you Fraternal Motivation ever seen a seasonal girl-walcher? Of course not — he goes to Chet Zaluk of IfAC'rollcd IIIWWniUIMIIlHnifmmflflipiflwIlllllllllinillinillllMUIIIIII N.J State Junior Champions- The terminology, naturally, is designed to cope with ballis- southern climes during the winter and scans the beaches while games of 24B-188-233 for a <>(>7 ship Tournament, May 6-14. tics, actions, components, recoil, sighting and all the other fac- we tromp up and down some silly mountain looking for tracks set in the Airport Plaza Bowling Roundup The tournament will be held ; eijj of the game. What, then, besides his language, turns the in the snow. League last week, while team- at Strathmore Lanes, Mata- mate Dave Hackett fired 234- wan, with both events starting steady, thoughtful year-round provider into a member of the In this corner, we admit that nimrods are a different Striping downed Brauns, 2-1. The Monmouth County Ju- : "fraternity" when he picks up his shooting piece and roams breed. We maintain, however, that there is nothing abnormal 233-169-626. In one other match, James nior Bowling Association wilt at noon, May .6. . afiled with it?. about the rigors of the chase or our perfectly sensible lan- Colony Inn's Joe Ceregliino Nanninl Inc. beat J.II. Kauf- sponsor the singles and , There are some 580 judo We don't know — we're asking. guage. banged out a 245 game and mann and Son, 2-1. doubles of the ninth annual clubs in Britain.. How many serious nimrods would sit on a frozen stump for Come to think about it — I have a 6.5 that needs glass-bed-, Dennis Coleman of Sal Key- hours, barely moving and eyeing a jillion trees if it was a part ding. After I roll my own for the .41 maggie, there is still time port Sunoco scored a 240. of his steady job? to accurize the Jap and see if it will put them in the X-ring. Other highs were rolled by Joe Borke, 235; Al McTague, iiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiNiiiiiiiwiiiNiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiitiiim 233; Rych-Krynicki, 227; Gene 9 Pietrowski, 225; Franke Leo, Yesterday s Results 223-212, and Rich McKenn Jr., Hi-Pact 1m I«OT-I-.II.i Ith-Poct lm 3cne)...6.40 3.M 3.70 IFF1 leads the league with a Froitn (McCoidlttl) 10.03 5.00 3.20 Freehold Today ', Boe Sun J (Wognerl J.fO Adel» J ISIofrord) 7.40 3.M 7^25^ d FMIIwnttp (Waihen Jr.) 3.40 tad-Pott 1m UN 1-1:11,1 Phil's Mobile Service is. Elhyl Brook (Gagllordl),.4.60 Ito 3.40 •xacta <«••) 73.M Entries hanging on to first place in Leilas Slor (G«oroe) 30.00 4.M tfh-Poc«lmUWT-l:IJ.I lil-Poct lm 13H 7th—pace lm 1100 Howders Joy (D'Aleslo) 3 1 PelCraln (Rathbone) 6.M 3,»O 3.40 Ivy Slar (Fisher) 2-1 the "Y" League's "B" Divi- Mini Sola (Williams) 3.40 Ctop«ldal» (Pollimo) 3-1: Audles Boy (Bavosl Jr ) 7 2 O KS AI (Lohmyer) A.m 3.40 Colmwoy (Abballello) 41 sion West by four and one half Arden Sporl (Begin) 3.40 B T June (Walrten Jr.) 7-2 Dolly Double (II) 14.40 AmbfO Judo (Inokol) 4-1 Deborah Lynn (Ferranto) SI points over Levine Motors. Exocta (ill 21.10 Bobby T Ace ISaboilnll 4-1 Linda Boyoma (Fillon) 6 1 Chomp Boy (Oogllordl) B«l Armbro Korlna (ND) 6 1 In the "B" East, Tucker's Jrd-POMlmH<>9T-l:0» lOlh-Pcce lm 1100 T-2:1M Pltownt Kim (Pierce) 10 1 Let Foil (Sclgllanol 7.10 5 25 5.20 Rib Adloi IPuntollllo) «-l Miss Con Tar (Poliseno)..9.00 3.60 3.80 HorMlle Time (Woisworlti) 13-1 Special Croln (Bovosl Sr) 10 I Spirits is in front. , Rumble Bee lAbballello) 4.B0 3.eo Bolorbo (Kelly) 3,60 3,20 Keystone Satin (Gllmour) 15 I LOIOJ Victory (Pocia) 3.M Alton Spunky (Cordano) 1M New York Life' Insurance Nancy Whiskey (Huitnch) 7.40 DoleE ByrdlTMIir) 15-1 llti—Pace lm MOO Exocto 01) 33.09 ind—PKclmliM •Royal Fane N (Myer) 5 2 ("A" East) and Cross County 4lh-Trot1m 1700 T-3:12.3 Bxocta (4-1) lo.M General Brooki (Morlnelh) 31 Light Frost IKrause) 23,6017 JO 4.00 Springfield Smith (Coord) IS lllh-Poce lm 1(00 T-2:l!.« Alton Apoche (Fillon) 2-1 H J Adlos (McGovern) 4 I Builders ("A" West) have Almox (Smith) 5.00 3.10 Spoodau (O» FlllppD) tl Anfly Fllghl (Flflon) 3.00 Rocko (Plllon) 3.20 3,«O 3.10 Buck/ Squirt (Lwhento) ,„,: 1-1 large leads. EKOCIO (« 5) U7.M Kid Cren (Loonty) 9.60 7.IO Von Dower (Thompwri) s-l All Yankee (Splno).. 11 sth-PoctlmllOOT-J-,1 Southern solo (Mollbashko) 6.00 VtrnoSee(P.rrlero) 4-1 Portly Sunny (Fillon) 11 Dave Silberstein rolled 235- Mount Misl (Ferronto)...JI.IOl«.« 7.60 EMCtO (M) 45.10 Brown Bred (Gr«y) 4-1 Cherry Shade (Wagner) ID 1 224 in the "A" Division, while Blue Newton (De Flllppls) 7.40 3.80 Arlirtdonct-4,531 Handle—41M3* Whippy (Borchl) 10-1 Soldo! (Morlynalk). IS 1 . Hoi Rod Lite IMtlla) J.20 Dollys Ace (Kelly) 12-1 fth-Pace lm 1300 Dr. Lionel Rosen and Abe Al- DllldocKer (Perence) ,....: 15-1 Jaonie East (Serb?*} ? 1 Exocto (••«) 1U.U HAS24LETTERMEN Jrd-Poce lm 1700 Billy Steel (Lohmeyer Jr ) n tberg posted 211's In "B." «lh-Poettm 1100 T-J: 11 Glendole Richard (Mello) 8 5 Miss Scarlet Dawn (Fillon) s 1 Doc Von (Gray) 5.10 4.20 Monmouth County TrI-Major AIR FORCE ACADEMY, E|*ood Pace {Slgofoos) M Jonlkl (Kinsley) tl Noble Flip (McCandleil) 4.40 Paddys Night idnmour) 9-2 Hot Cargo (Mollbashko) 1 1 George Katramodos fired Call Me Lucky (Morki) Colo. (AP) - Ben Martin, Shar Terr I (Consol) .4-1 Edens Charm (Borchl) 6 I E.acla (1-1) 1M0 heading for his 15th season as Shodydofe Delodlo (George) B-l Poplar Quest (Skhner) 9 1 222-202-201-625 last week in the 7tn-Pactlm30MT-i:il • landlord N (Field)..../. 101 Avon Prospect (Hand) 10 I Frank E Broden (Marks)JS.eo11.40 Air Force football coach, Forsall (Bavosl Sr.) 10-1 Mister Parks (Looney) 20-1 Tri-Major League while Cora Rival! Praise (Gogllardl) ...5.80 Wllllom Run (Robblnj) 12-1 lgih-TretimKog Wolverton carded 219. Colonel Em (Bertoldo) greeted 26 lettermen when Craln Wlllzer (interdonato) 15-1 Apollo HIM (Richardson) i 2 spring practice began. 4lh-Trot lm 1UQ Speedy Corlene (Cancer) 3 I Pat Magala recorded a pair E»od.(i-7)».M. Sandy Hanover (Interdonato.) • 31 Joseppe (Yonoll) «1 Werry ftak«r (Ttlvmonde) 7-2 Dottle Du Er (Wendel) s 1 of 202 games. Marlon Colon (Buner). 4-1 Scotch Pedoy ' ••-JeMfpt, dottle Du Er. Apollo Hill until noon at headquarters on First Come - First Served HAVE YOUR CAR DIAGNOSED - $10 Il-My Tutu, Joyttowk, April Tune Btlt Ict-Glendale Richard (Ird) Church Street. Then YOU give it a Tune-Up All boys, 10-14, from East or to mow your lawn. DISCOUNT PARTS West Keansburg arc eligible. D F. PARTMENT $3.50 PER HOUR Pony Workouts INCLUDING INCLUDES TOOLS, The Blue Jeans coaching If you don't like to mow the lawn, we don't COMPLETE LINE CLEAN, HEATED Iu Shrewsbury staff will hold a meeting Mon- OF BRAKE PARTS F.NVI HONMENT, promise using Agrico will make you like mowing AND D H U M UPTO-D SHREWSBURY-The day at 8 p.m. Adults inter- TURNING EQUIPMENT. AND ested in assisting may attend. any better. FACILITIES. . GUIDANCE. Shrewsbury Recreation Com- mittee will hold Pony League The first of three dances But we do promise Agrico will give you a tryouts tomorrow morning at sponsored by the organization 10 a.m. on the John rarkcr will be held at the VFW Hall greener, thicker lawn. And even if the mowing Athletic Field, Patterson Ave- next Saturday. Proceeds are isn't any easier, at least your lawn will look good AUTO HOBBY CENTER nue. used for now equipment. when you finish. Boys, 13-15, may try out for The iron in Agrico's balance of nutrients will 4-10 We.t Oarfiold Ave., Atlantic Highland* two teams, the Evergreens Fair. Haven .IVyotit GRASS one block off Route 36 - Open 7 days 9 am. - 10 p.m. and Sycamores. FAIR HAVEN - The Fair give your grass extra green color. And Agrico's Haven Pony League will hold "extended release" formula will make your grass FOOD Phone 291-3849 All candidates are to report, tryouts at the Youth Center rain or shine. west at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow. stay green weeks longer. For a greener, If you've got to do all that work, have some- thicker lawn thing to be proud of when you finish. Have a thick, even carpet of green. Use Agrico. Canadian Black Velvet All we promise isa [greener, thicker lawn. 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HARTFORD, CONN t, 741-0554 1971 III. 671-1050 Tfc* D*Hy EtgttUt, Rt4 Euik-MKiSkUwa, NX Prttoy, AflU Jl, !f72 17 in Chaplain Case Belongs to Navy Bjf LESTER KINSOLVING realistic guarantees that Jen- times does an officer's "lady" calls, were two-thirds of his mented: and under supervision of sen will suffer no dis- have to be "seduced" before defense witnesses denied the "Jensen had to reprimand Navy public relations. (Gar- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - crimination in promotion or her conscience overcomes her right to testily — while those Swan repeatedly for laziness. rett's predecessor, Southern' The successful defense of assignments — the Baptists INSIDE -glands enough to report a who did testify were com- And Swan's signature as wit- Baptist Admiral James Kelly, Navy Chaplain Andrew Jen- will furnish no more chaplains court-martial offense? pelled to supply the prose- ness is on these women's affi- when asked why he had not sen during an unprecedented to the Navy. ' RELIGION And since there was no cution with the substance of davits, phot,ostatic copies of investigated a similar case, court-martial for alleged adul- Similar action — which mention of rape, why was their testimony in advance of which we have." replied: "We investigate the tery cost more than $15,000 for could decimate the Navy Chaplain Jensen threatened the trial? 'Scriptures.") the State of Maine, in accor- —Why is it that during all necessary investigations and Chaplains Corps — may be tak- fact that this career officer with possible imprisonment on dance with senatorial courte- two civilian attorneys. (Jen- en by 40 or more Protestant with 17 years of unblemished the strength of the affidavits -Why was Chaplain Jensen the months he faced possible , This flagrant lack of con- imprisonment that Chaplain sy and custom, it would be im- sen vJerusalem in al researchers were in great goes of hopes, fears and Agency officials manage to is- The Galperins and about 200 was a truck driver in Georgia. October as a chemistry stu- demand. dreams. The passengers are sue papers, find each family a other Kiryat Malachi Soviet He came'to Israel five dent." Much of the immigration Soviet immigrants, Russians new apartment to live in, families are ultrareligious months ago with his wife and Slovo and his family were cost is met by the United Is- by the hundreds. This is the complete with furniture, lend "Habad" Jews whose spiritu- three children. Now he bends among the academic and pro- rael Appeal and the United Jewish Exodus, 1972. pocket money to each new- al leader is the Lubavitcher metal rods for reinforced con- fessional Soviet immigrants Jewish Appeal, whose joinl Israel welcomed 13,000 So- comer, and send them off by rabbi, Xalman Schnerson, crete at a factory in Ashkelon. sent straight from the planes campaign target this vear is viet Jews last year. This year car to their new homes. who lives in Brooklyn, N.Y. "I earn 24 pounds ($6) a day to government absorption cen- J775 million in donations from the forecast is 39,000. The immigrants are better Like most of the Habad men it's marvelous here, thank the ters for five-month courses in Jews around the world. "We were well off back dressed, more prosperous- here, Galperin has already Lord," said the burly Geor- Hebrew. The Slovos are living "Because of its security there," said Samual Ruzonik, looking than one might ex- managed to visit New York to gian in already fluent Hebr- and studying in a summer re- burdens, the government of a 48-year-old welder from pect. Many have sold every- talk to the rabbi. "New York ew. "I would never go back, sort. But the work is hard and Israel cannot pay for the im- Riga. "But we want to bring thing they own before leaving was beautiful but we are hap- and I don't need to - all the the rooms are uncomfortable migration," says S. J. Kreut- our children up as Jews and and spent excess money on py here," said Mrs. Galperin. Jews in Georgia are coming for a long stay. ncr, director of the United Is- we can't do that in the getting ready for Israel. In Asked if she missed the Soviet here." Trade Union Resort rael Appeal. Ezra Z. Shapiro, U.S.S.R." cash, they can bring out only Union, she hissed through her "We have 31 Russians in the The resort was taken over chairman of the appeal, esti- Ruzonik, with his wife and 90 rubles' worth of foreign teeth. factory," said staff director temporarily from a trade mates each Soviet immigrant two daughters, arrived in a currency — $100, Some ship New York Pilgrimage Moshe Lustig, a Red army union federation. An army costs $10,000 to absorb, in- planeload of 140 old men, their furniture, and the Italian Downstairs lives the Levi veteran himself. "Five are en- rest house just down the coast cluding heip with the cost of young Georgians in woolly port of Trieste is reportedly Pressman family, two entire gineers and the rest are un- now bulges with 70 immi- leaving Russia. The Jewish peaked caps, teen-agers with jammed with Russian bag- apartments for themselves skilled Georgians. Georgians grants learning the language. Agency does not disclose how guitars, harassed mothers and gage en route to Israel. and their seven children, rent have always struggled against Defense 'Minister' Moshe it gets that money into the So- crying babies. Most got their |1,1S» Per Person paid by the Habad community authority to keep their Jewish Dayan has vowed to put the viet Union. exit visas in three months, but army in tents and turn their Immigrants undertake to • ' . : • APWIr«*t«t» Getting out of the Soviet and other agencies. A factory identity, and now I have to one family waited eight years. Union costs about $159 per worker in Tashkent, Press- teqeh them skills, citizenship barracks over to immigrants repay, eventually, for their NEWLY ARRIVED — A newly arrived Russian transportation, furniture and family, holding and watching their luggage, wait "I won a gold medal in a person for the plane or train man has not worked since he and respect for work. if the flood gets too big to secondary school in Odessa, to Vienna, plus about $1,000 came to Israel six months ago "Since, we began taking handle any other way. cash advances. There is no in- for transportation outside the Lod International terest, time limit or pressure Airport in Tel Aviv. They are part of the flood of but I could not get into the for a red cardboard passport — rare for an immigrant — Georgians about four months "The older people here," university chemistry faculty and a automatic renunciation but he has made a pilgrimage ago, about 40 have quit — said Slovo, "would be happier to make the payments. Ab- immigrants from the Soviet Union. About 13,000 sorption center costs, how- refugees from behind the^lron Curtain made the' because I am Jewish," said of Soviet citizenship. An ordi- to the rabbi in New York. they were former merchants if they were given orders on Jana Schneiderman, a 17- nary Russian passport costs In the living room stand a who didn't like factory work where to live and what jobs to ever, are repaid in fixed in- . trip last year, and an estimated 30,000 are ex- stallments. pected to make it this year. year-old brunette, trim in her $45. piano shipped from Tashkent — or been fired for in- take. In the U.S.S.R., nobody plastic raincoat. "I want to be "We applied to leave for 4J4 and a Russian bicycle. discipline." makes such decisions for him- "There is a feeling inside a doctor in Israel — a good years before we got out," said The boys in the Habad Manpower-Short self and they feel uneasy hav- the Soviet Union that Jews doctor." one recent arrival, Reuben neighborhood attend religious Other jobs are easy to get in ing to decide." are moving," says Yehuda Exhausted, Nervous Galpenn, a bearded computer schools in the apartment manpower-short Israel. "I was a biological re- Dominitz of the Jewish Reformed Church Agency, but there is no cer- Exhausted and nervous, programmer from Georgia blocks, waiting for a regular "We sold everything we had searcher worker on immuno- tainty that the flow will con- awed at being on Jewish soil, who worked on earth-tremor school to be built. The only to get out, and we borrowed logy in the Soviet Union," said tinue, and no way to prepare the newcomers sit quietly at calculations in the Soviet school is for 89 girls, 86 of some, but we had no trouble Philip Koikes in the Hebrew for the arrivals more than a Sees 125th Year the airport while Israeli girls Union. "Now I am taking my them from the Soviet Union. leaving," said Dov Slovo, a 21- he had learned in three . few days ahead. ' KEYPORT - The Be .member for 66 years. Serving hand out candy, coffee and doctorate at the Weizmann In- The New York rabbi assigned year-old' student from Vilna. months at the Ashkelon cen- "You can't make plans with formed Church of Keyport, as master of ceremonies will grapefruit juice and help with stitute." Israeli teachers to instill "In Lithuania, the adminis- ter. Kotkes, 37, came to Israel Kosygin and Brezhnev," says Warren and Osbprn Sts.,,is be attorney Meivin A. Philo. the babies. Galperin and his wife live in Hebrew and education into tration is against Moscow and with his wife and two chil- Micha Fcldman, Head of the celebrating its 125th anniver- A historical sermon will be A Jerusalem rabbi dis- the new town of Kiryat Ma- girls like Batsheva Borgomoly they do not give Jews much dren. Ashkelon absorption center. sary this month with a series delivered, by, the Rev. S. T. tributes prayer shawls and lachi, in a two-bedroom apart- from Moscow, an 11-year-old trouble. "But iris going to be very of events. Sicholten, present pastor, at An anniversary banquet is- the 10:4!> a.m. service this scheduled for tonight at 7 p.m. Sunday. A brass flower vase /~11 • -• TT •- T"^ £*£* - Tloo OffeUtterr MaMas: s in the Buttonwnort Manor,' will be dedicated in memory Religious Prisoner Matawan. The main address of C. Kenneth. Gehlhaus, who will be given by the Rev. Al- served for many years as a MONMOUTH - bert G. Shiphorst, pastor of deacon and elder. Msgr. Robert T. Bulman, pas- To Address Church Christian Unity Effort^-*tor of St. Mary's. Catholic NEW SHREWSBURY - where he is an evangelist the First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 8 p.m., the 125th of Boca Raton, Fla., and pas- Church, announces a special Henry Ciszek. a former reli- among the Polish speaking anniversary service will be Mass for parish shut-ins will gious prisoner in Communist people. As part of his ministry tor of the local church from conducted. A social hour will 1945-51. Other speakers will be be offered Sunday, April 30, at Poland, will speak at the Mon- he is the speaker on the World follow in the church house, By PATRICK O'KEEFE —"Ecumenists": Those trine for the Eucharist, or 3 p.m. mouth Church of Christ in Radio Polish program in Mon- the Rev. Harold E. Green Jr., where items pertaining to the Hurt bywh o believIndifference in gradual dia- Holy Communion. Thaet ac- Also invited to attend are New Shrewsbury, Saturday, treal. Mr. Ciszek is closely as- pastor here-from 1935-44; the church's history will be dis- logue among officials of the cord, however, now must be Rfc\ John H. Sharpe, pastor VATICAN CITY (AP) - ambulatory patients in local and Sunday. sociated with the Russian played. Liberal Roman Catholic, Or- various churches, leading ,to ratified by Anglican and Ro- nursing homes and parish At 7:30 p.m. Saturday, his speaking evangelical work of from 1960-65; the Rev. Louis An anniversary booklet, closer structural unity. man Catholic authorities. The H. Chisman, a borough native thodox and Protestant church- members in out-of-town nurs- topic will be "Preaching Yvan Kolesnikow, whom the containing a historical sketch —"Postecumenists": Chris- process could be slow. who entered the ministry men who once had to combat ing homes. Christ behind the Iron Cur- Monmouth Church of Christ of the church, will be dis- tians who get together to com- Pope Paul's Category from the local church, and Ar- prejudices against Christian Members of the Legion of tain". Mr. Ciszek's subject for partially supports. tributed. •; bat social problems such as There is little doubt at the thur Van Buskirk, a church unity now are facing.another Mary will provide trans- the 10:30 a.m. service on Sun- During World War II, Mr. Vatican that Pope Paul VI public reaction: indifference. racism, war, under- portation to and' from the day will be "How I Received Ciszek became separated The church, the third to be falls into group two, the "ecu- Has the cause of unity gone development, poverty, and church, if necessary. the Bible in Prison". On Sun- from his family. His entire Baptists Will formed here and one of the menists." On Jan, 23, he de- into a slump? Are all the most who brush aside doctrinal dif- Following the Mass, there day evening at 6:30 P.M. he family was deported deep into borough's oldest organiza- ferences. clared that efforts to forge tions, was established April dramatic steps behind? Is will be a social hour in the will conclude with a sermon Russia and were made Rus- Hear Dr. Ingles Father von Geusau con- Christian unity had not been 28, 1847, by the Classis of New ecumenism today something church hall. on "Preaching Christ to the sian citizens. In September NEW MONMOUTH - Dr. tends that church structures hobbled. But he warned Brunswick of the Reformed that only the theologians care The Senior and Junior Le- Slavic-speaking Population". 1971, he visited Russia and for J. Wesley Ingles, retired pro- provide few official outlets for against a "superficial ecu- Church in America! about? gions are in charge of ar- There will be a period for the first time saw his thirty- fessor of English at Eastern those in group three. One ex- menism" that attempts to by- ' The church building was be- Yes to all three, says an edi- rangements. The Rev. Leon questions and answers after three year old daughter, Baptist College, will be guest ception, he says, is the Sode- pass important doctrinal dis- gun in 1848 and completed in torial in a recent issue of the Kasprzyk is moderator for' each evening service. Anna. Meeting with his daugh- speaker in New Monmouth pax committee made up of of- putes — that is, the kind prac- 1850. The same structure, magazine "Idoc Inter- both groups. Imprisoned on three occa- ter, son-in-law, and two Baptist Church Sunday. ficials of the World Council of ticed by group thrqe. renovated twice, continues in national," published in Rome sions by the Polish govern- grandchildren was a rare ex- , In the morning service, Dr. by an ecumenical documenta- Churches in Geneva and the The Rev. Wilbur Wood- Scott Miller Ingles will present "It's Time use today. The parsonage was ment, Mr. Ciszek has main- perience. He also had an op- tion center. Vatican's Justice and Peace hams, pastor of the St. Paul's to Wake Up." In the evening built in 1862 and the church Is Bar Mitzvah tained an unrelenting faith portunity to visit with two Commission. Sodepax Anglican church in Rome, and determination to preach younger brothers whom he service, he will speak on "The house in 1921. "Relations and talks be- MATAWAN - Scott Miller, searches for solutions to so- commented: "I see in the fu- Christ to the Polish speaking had not seen in 32 years. Greatest Demonstration." ^ Members of the church's tween Lutherans and Catho- son of Mr. and Mrs. Manny cial problems. ture an acceptance all around peoples. He and Joseph Nau- Dr. Ingles has written nov- Consistory — the congrega- lics, and between Anglicans of some doctrine of the Eu- Miller, will conduct services Mr. Ciszek is visiting Polish The Idoc editorial took no mink begin the Restoration els, short stories, articles, tion's official governing body and Catholics now uphold as a Bar Mitzvah tomorrow at communities throughout Ca- charist that does not exclude Movement (a movement to book reviews and poetry. In — are Earl W. Iluber, Corn- things that would have been notice of one key devel- II a.m. in Temple Shalom, the nada and the United States a.s most Christians. As far as my encourage a return to Bible his retirement, he is devotine elius Ackerson, J. Leon considered heretical 10 years opment: the announcement by Reform Congregation of part of his evangelical oul own feelings are concerned, based Christian practices) in all his time to writing, Xchanck Jr., George E. Ilenn, ago/" says the editorial, Matawan. reach. a mixed commission of Ro- our unity is in the Eucharist Poland. Both Mr. Ciszek and Edward J. Allen and Edward signed by Idoc director the and in baptism. Among those present will be K. Florian, elders, and Robert man Catholic and Anglican Mr. Naumink were impris- Israel Independence Amy Garin Rev. Leo Alting von Geusau. "If we did as our Lord com- his aunts and uncles, Dr. and R. Robinson, Norman R. theologians in December of an oned in 1957 and 1963 for hold- "Now these things are met by manded and held the Eu- Mrs. David Nosonowitz of Observance Tonight Scott, John Donnelly, Daniel ing public assemblies of a Is Bat Mitzvah indifference." agreement upon a single doc- charist together, these fine Pleasant Valley, NY., Mr. MATAWAN - Temple Sha- A. Williams, Earle L. Acker- non-recognized group. Shortly NKW SHREWSBURY - Directors, Theologians Final Monte Buyer points would take care of and Mrs. Ben Fox and Mr. lom, the Reform Congrega- son and Norman B. l.ockwood after their release from prison Amy Garin, daughter of Mr. "Why has the official ecu- themselves." and Mrs. Kenneth Nosonow- tion, will dedicate Sabbath Jr., deacons. Newly elected Class Is Monday the second time, Mr. Naumink and Mrs. Robert Garin of Lin- menism of dialogue among itz, all of the Bronx, N.Y., as Eve services tonight at 8:45 to members are Robert Cam- died. croft, will celebrate, her Bat Christian churches become WEST LONG BRANCH - SHOW AT MUSEUM well as his sisters, Deborah Israel's Independence, which eron and Ililde I). Gehlhaus. Mitzvah at Sabbath Morning the field of a few ecclesiastic- The N. J. Shore Builders As- RED BANK - The Mon- and Lena, and brother David. In 1967, Mr. Ciszek was will mark its 24th year this Services at Monmouth Re- The Anniversary Committee al directors and a few theo- sociation's 12th annual Home mouth Museum Mobile Ser- Scott is a seventh grade stu- again imprisoned along with spring. includes Mrs. John T. Acker- Mr. Naumink's wife, Sophie. form Temple in Now Shrews- logiiins and lost direct contact Buyers School comes to a vice Unit, a project of the Ju- dent at the Lloyd Road School A film, "Wall of Jerusa- son, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Released from prison after 28 bury, 10:30a.m. tomorrow. with the people of God, above close Monday night at Mon- nior League of Monmouth in Matawan. He is a member lem," narrated by Uichan' Allen, Mrs. C. Kenneth Geh- months, he lost his Polish citi- \my attends Thompson Ju- all youth? The prophetic mes- mouth College. County Inc., will present a of the Temple Junior Youth Burton, will be shown. Israel1 lhaus, Mrs. John Sagurlon, zenship and was given short nior High in Middletown where sage seems virtually lost." The venture is co-sponsored program for children tomor- Croup and enjoys bowling, music will be played, and HI: Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. notice to leave Poland. Mr. her favorite subjects are So- The Idoc director, a noted by N. J. Natural Gas Com- row at 1:30 p.m. in the mu- baseball, football and swim- Oneg Shabbat of Israeli food- Scott and Hurry Willey. Ciszek relocated to Montreal, cial Studies and Spanish. author and lecturer on Chris- pany and Jcr.sey Central Pow- seum, 21 White SI. ming. will be served. tian unity, says Christians er h Light Company. today break down into three Final class begins at 7:3(> YOU ARE INVITED "WE HAVE FOUND THE MESSIAH... groups, which cut across p m. with Thomas Hart, vice TO THE deonominational lines: president of the N. J. Savings OF WHOM MOSES IN THE LAW, AND —"Prc-ccumcnlsts": Those and Loan League, Newark, in- UNITED METHODIST CHURCH who still are scandalized by structing on the subject, LET your children learn to pray 247 BROAD ST. RED BANK THE PROPHETS, DID WRITE, contacts with Christians of "How Much Can You Afford oilier churches and view dia- the prayer that protects and heals 8:30 a.m. Sorvice of Holy Communion To Spend For Your Home." Rnv. Robert W. Sapp JESUS OF NAZARETH logue as dangerous for the In the final portion of the Christian Scientists accept Christ as their Saviour, use Rev. Allrsd F.. Willnll faith, if not heretical. He says class, attorney Colin It. Hazel- the King James Bible and teach the Ten Commandments. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, KEYPORT whoever snw to it that no Pro- line, Ship Bottom, will in- 9:30 and 11:0O a.m. Servicos of Worship nmmnrnrn: nv. e. ancGom,PASTOR testant observers were invited struct on "The Attorney's "You Are I he Result ol Your Choices" SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A M./WOnSHIP 10:45AM. to the Vatican world synod of Hole at the Closing." Cjues- FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Rev. Rollo A. Michael PRAYtFl BtnVICE & BAPIISf YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 7 P.M. AT THE MALL bishops last autumn brlnngs tion-answer periods will (ol- READING ROOM INREDMNK Muttc provfcted by choln md Mr. Mtrtwrt Bunts in this group. low both subjects. EVERYONE WELCOMF Public Motlctt Auto* (er Sol* 18 TV* PalW ttwrfcter. Ee< twit-*!—Hum IU. VOLKSWAGENS WI itQair. event • WCCM, C ondoitoTBloV.

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. ,<• !/•'..,< ', VM 8»*k~Ml*afcl*wa, N.1. Friday, Ajtfflp, 1*B 1.1 Autoi for Sole fur Salt .. Autos For to!* F&r Solt Airtot For Sol* WWANTEA D HEED /(CAft'f GET THE ines Forty wh—-«o mttt, *.-'•i(X• A- firw —•a tnort Mbi Vtii MALIBU WANTED GTO, 4lt*tit, H4f5. for MB. MU LLER 1972 PONTIAC Foriy wr-.o (li-tds lOvYu llnQW-inq or. c i OASIS MOTORS ol W7IM. CONVERTIBLE CAMARO t-cyllnder, air condilionei), vi lion, coll OASIS MOTORS a SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the wsl 1961 IMPALA two-door rtordtop. Yellow. CONVERTIBLES nyl roof. Car priced at $1995. For more in- l»»9 FIREamO — Fire oronge. white cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Cadillac 327 VI. lurbo, oir conditioned, power New lop. V-l, 4-on-trte-lloor. Runs good conwrllble lop, a SO V-l, toch, radio, tieot- steering, power orokei. Mileage 32.005 MM. Coll_741-977«. formation, coll OASIS MOTORS ol 721 Co., IN Knn Springs Rd., Red Bonk. immediate delivery. Choose from Lc 7100. _ BEST ir. A-t condition. Ont owner. 12000 or UU»)Q ... ."PLYMOUTH'ROAD RUNNER —"Air Won. Colalifto and Grondville convert, TOM'S bill otter. #5 11*4. rOOTOYOTA CORONA -Workf conditioned! power steering ond brakes, ibles. on hond, reody to 90. Extra sav OLDSMOBILE 1969 — Vinyl hardtop'se NEW 1(71 H OLOSMOBILE - LEFT. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE - IM5. km OVER MtM. McFAOOIN CADI-OLDS. wooon. Excellent sftape. JI75Q. 313 engine. Vinyl lop. 8wl otter. Mim. ingi now. dun. Power steering, brakes. Air. radio. mint job, new tlf£s. ntw rug. WOO. Coll Coll oiler 7 p.m. 841-4318 27.000 mllei. One owner. Excellent condi- for less at Lonj Bronctl. J2M2M. VOLKSWAGEN - 1961. wltn a 1969 en ion. Asking S22SO. Prwne 222-75R 71-5OW. 19S9 MUSTANG Air condillcnino, stir- . KM. Coll oiler « p.m. THE MURPHY «. DAVISON CHEVROLET MALIBU — 1HS. SiK-cy to, power steering, brakes, vinyl root 471-2410 «UST ANG — T9«rTwTp7uri*orsi7Vvi- Mercedes -Bent Soln ond Service (1100. t«IO96 oiler 6. RASSAS inder automatic. Good running condition. KITSON der, oulomotlc. Low mileage. Brond new Hoy 9 Freehold "" 19W CHEVROLET — Impola Super Sport, Needs minor repair. S4SD. Call 291-9141 al- lr«. E>« f970NOVA Twodoorroorue CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1961 — Two door 23.0OO miles. Private owner. H7S0. .CHEVROLET Dork green. Four-tpeed. Phone 493-7982 nordlop. Excellent conoliion. 1109S. Phone 1965 Cadillac Fleelwood eroughom S7M. l£741«29 ' Phone HUM 19U CHEVROLET MALIBU — Two-door Also 1969 Lincoln Continental two-door,922-13IJ evenings. aulomalic. $U cylinder. New tires, bat- ^•TTBUICK STATION WAGON — Volo vinyl root, lull power, tape deck, still un- it6l VOLKSWACEN••— Foslbdck. Must Call 1966 LTD FORD - Excellent condition. GIANT Cruiser. EKcfllcnt condition. Fully tery, ond leol covers. Good Iransportollon der worronly. Like new! S7995. 717-I9M Four new tires. New brakes. 1(050. 1972 VEGA sacrifice. Guoronieed rodioh. Excellent equipped plus factory air. One owner. Will cor. Best oiler. Coll H2-SS42 oiler 6 30 Phone.. .S42-6798. : running condition. 1950. S42-22U. Call 2»1-J»7. Hatchback. 1900 miles. accept any reasonable offer. Call otter 6 p.m., ask lor Tom. VOLKSWAGEN 'l»«S — l9»"Molor. r97rKA~RMANN GHIA ^"ConveriTSlt. minor work. Btff 1971'MATADOR p.m. 774-415. 1971 RED SUPER VOLKSWAGEN — 73OT Radio, whitewolls. Excellent condition. Jusi take over poymenls. . RAMBLER CLASSIC - IMS lour door, miles, radio, oulomotic Irommission. two S22O0. Ut M65 Of 442-9744. WANTED Call787-7«8£ ^odlo, heater, oulomotlc transmission, sets of tires. Other extroi. Like new. Porly who needs 100% financing on a 1968 MERCEOE'S 1970 210 SE - Light blue. 52W1989 lody needs work, mechanically gooo*. SHOO. 94&-V334. BUiCK ELECTRA 225 ~ 1«5, T*o-dwr FIREBIRD 4 speed. Jlo»5. for more In Fuel Inlecllon. Fow-ipeed slick shlll on nordtop. Excellent condition. Low mile- Moor. Power brakes ond steering. Air con Two-door coupe MM. Must sell. M7-2MI. ask lor Rick. age. All power plus oir conditioning. Call lorrnollon, coll OASIS MOTORS ol 721- dltioned. Tinted windows Michelin X RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS 7100. Call oiler 5 p.m., 787-0158 _ t»6< FALCON WAGON — Six cylinder, Newman Springs Rd. after «pm. 741-3561. , _ radlals. Seven tires. Dealer serviced. Mini ..rp'ONTIAC - Grand Prix, power STRAUS BUICK -OPEL condition. Coll otter 6 p.m. or weekendi, SELLS outomollc. Runs ond looks 9ood. New Red Bonk, fJ.J. brakes, power steering, new llres. (400. llres. recent volye lot. 1400, 1424271, 741 741 SSI6 I964"RAMBLER ^SiaTlorrWooonrsTx^cyr NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cars inder, aiilomolic, radio, good tires. Ex- Hwy 36 264 4000 Keyport OH[6J\Si7iBr 67\mt 1971 CHEVROLET rm. WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY cellen! running condition. Best ofler. ttt 1964 PONTIAC— Cafailno. Four excellent 7766. 1«TVOLKSWAGEN - Exceilenrcondi- iinpaiatCustom Coupe automatic MUSTANG — 1965. Good condition. SSOO Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 19MRAMSLER lires. radio, healer, new oulomollc trans- ion. S9O0. transmission, powet steering, ra- firm. Call alter 5:30 p.m. Shrewsbury, N.J. SI 15 mission. Needs ermine. Body in A-l condi- Cr>IJ_J^O-fMlfc or 566-SB/4. 7475400 F «, H Motors Inc. Coll 74'-3H5 tion. Make otter. 5ot-3893. dio air cond11inning vinyl root 971 FORD'PINTO - 1.000 miles. Ex Authorized Dealers, Oodge and Dodge OB - Pole yellS»7AM-FM7'j6TO00 t»«9 VOLKSWAGEN GTO — I'M oulomotlc. New llres, buck, trucks STATION WAGON - Ford 19*8. Radio, cellenl condition. S170Q or best offe/. (42- Hwy. 35 Ealonlown, NJ. heater, oir, automatic. Coil 747-3735 oiler miles Excellenl condition. Drives J29I oiler 4 p.m. $ MORE Coll 946-M97 tape deck. S1000. nolhly. »I9IKI. 22954'i. 13495 N0W 3269 or 4U9U4 oiler 4 p.m. SM-144) 542 IIH 3 p.m. ^ r«66~CAbl"LLAC - VVIln'olr. Excellenl 1971 JAGUAR — XKtf coupe, air condi- lonaitlon. Autos For Sole Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale tioning,, chrome wire wheels, AM/FM ra- Phone 741-9741 cause he dio. S5195. BAILLV BROS., INC. 19 E. Newman Srplngs Rd., Red Bank. 747-0596. SooTWOA 1971 CAMARO Excellenl condition. Coupe, standardtransmission, 1965 BUICK LE SABRE - New Irons 9U ^_^dee_ l power steering, vinyl roof, radio. miision. Good shape. VOLKSWAGEN 197! SOUAREBACK- Phone 741-5161 oiler 5 p.m. Rcd. Radio and heater. Stick shut. Ex- ^•r' ullSTANG — Excellent "condition. cellenl condition. 37.150, Call 671-5372. 53095 NOW 2879 51; fSfKrllloned. Vinyl top, radio and heat SELLS er. 671-591! alter 7 p.m. SHREWSBURY MOTORS 1971 VEGA Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewibury MULLER 7418500 G.T. 4-speed transmission, radio, Iv6t CAMARO, white lopiarecn. 327 VI. We Buy Used Volkswagens automatic. Radio. S2095. phone S66-8000. air conditioning- JEEP SALES AND SERVICE ask lor Jim Crine. ^ FOR Twin Boro Motors, inc. 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Banh SCENIC CAR SALES CALL NOW 747-0O40' • Quality cars bought and sold M695 NOW 2389 Hwy 36 Highlands 172-0221 BONNIE SUICK-OPEL 821MolnSI. •• Asbury Park, N.J frit FINEST~SEl!cff6N — Ol new and 77(6500 uied cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 PINTO MAVERICK TORINO FORD olr-condmonerf new cars In stock. LESS CIRCLE CHEVROLET McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrews- 325 Maple Ave. Red Bark bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741 -4200. 1970 FIREBIRD 1972 OLDSMOB1LES - luorge selection. Trans.AM, 4-speed, power IVAB FORD CORTINA — GT, tour-speed. Immediate delivery. STEVEN OLOSMO- 71 CHEVROLET BILE, 110 Main St.. Malawan. 166-3600. steering, radio Good running condition. s.3!V Phono 767. Chevelle B cylinder, automatic and 0219. DATSUN air conditioning, st. #11483 1970 ROAD RUNNER WASHINGTON'S AUTO 5ERVICE Excellent condition. 370 Broad St. 2641323 Keyporl NOW 2779 291-4479 otter 12 noon. '2495 More Classified FIREBIRD - 1941 convertible. 31.000 mites. S1650. Call after 6 p.m. on Next Page 741-3949 1970 MONTE CARLO 70GALAXIE500 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Automatrcfransmission, power 8 cylinder, automatic trans- steering, radio air condiiioned. mission, and air cortBilionina st. #8622 M095 NOW 2789 S READY FORM TEST! 2295 Tins group ol used cars has been completely recondi- PECIAL tioned by our own mechanics. We think they'll pass any 1970 PONTIAC performance lesl you want to give them. Come in to test Catalina, 4-door sedan, automatic 1 drive the car ot your choice. transmission, power steering, ra- 70 TORINO PRING dio, air conditioning. 10,000 miles ?-door. 6 cylinder automatic trans. $ st. XU496 1967 FORD $1395 SS. NO, 2449 S Mustang 2-door hardtop, radio. 1596 ALE healer, standard, power sleering. 1970 CHEVY II 1966 FORD $1095 2-door sedan. V-8. automatic Mustang 2-door hardtop, radio, healer, transmission, radio, vinyl rool automatic. V-8. power steering WAS $ '69 PONTIAC 1967 JEEP.... $1695 $2295 NOW Tempest Custom S. 8 cylinder 4 2089 Jeepslor. 4-whecl drive, V-6 speed, st. #1/568 DECIDED S1395 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 1970 PONTIAC Camper, radio: healer, green, and white. LeMans, 2-door hardtop, auto- 1965 PLYMOUTH $795 matic, transmission, power MUSTANG THUNDERBIRD TRUCKS WAGONS Fury III, convertible, radio, heater, automatic, steering, radio, air condi- '69 FORD LTD V-B, power steering, air condiiiomng. tioning, vinylrool 1968 CADILLAC $2695 Squire wagon. 8 cylinder, auto- $2995 NOW 2769 matic and air condition™ st Coupe deVilfo, Hilt power, factory air ' 4BS05 1969 FORD $1495 $ 2295 Mustang. 2-door hardtop. rad'O, heater, 1969 CHEVROLET 6 cylinder, standard. Townsman Wagon, automatic 1970 PONTIAC $2095 transmission, power steering, ra- LeMans, 2-door hardtop, radio, healer, dio, air conditioning. '69 VOLKSWAGEN automatic, power steering. $ 2-door. 4 cylinder, 4 Speed. St. 1970 OPEL GT $2195 #(/523 Sport coupo, radio, heater, 4-speed. Mow 1949 1968 MUSTANG 1295 DOREMUSFORD Hardtop, aulomalic transmission, FULL PRICE power steering, radio, air condi- 1969 OPEL tioning. Station wagon, radio, healer. 4-speod, $ Car No. U2-25. Full ,VW 100% guaran- 69VAUANT 90 MONMOUTH ST. tee. NOW 1449 4-door, 8 cvfinder. Automatic RED BANK M074H! trans., and air conditioning 1967 PLYMOUTH st.#U53l SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC Sport Fury, hardtop, aulomalic 5 Avthorlfd Votmigm Dttl transmission, power steering, ra- 1495 741-6000 Avthorlfd Volktmigm Dttltt dio. ShrawsfcwyAnA . 7 41-15 00 NtwShrawibwy $1295 NOW,•1089 '68 RAMBLER Ambassador 8 cylinder. Automatic 1967 CHEVROIEI transmission, air conditioning. St. Caprice, 2-door hardtop, auto- #06/4 matic transmission, power steering radio, vinyl roof, '1295 WAS $1070 We're over STOCK ed! NOW I i-iy '68 CHRYSLER 1967 TEMPEST New Yorker with full power and air j Sport coupe, automatic trans- conditioning, si. #8448 mission, power steering, radio, air conditioning. '1695 $,295 N0W$999 '66 MUSTANG REDUCTION SALE 1966 FALCON Wagon standard transmission, ra- Hardtop. C cylinder, automatic | dio transmission, st. #05/9 These cars must go!! NO reasonable OFFER REFUSED!!! WAS $ '1095 $995 NOW 789 All prices are original asking prices - Come in and see how far you can 1966 CHEVROLET Impala V-8. 2-door hardlop. auto talk us down! malic transmission, powoi ornor ing, radio. WAS $ 1970 FIAT 850 SPIDER 1970 BUICK WILDCAT 1969 TOYOTA CORONA 1969 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4-Ooor. Hardtop. Full Powor Air conditioned. $1195 NOW 969 GIANT Convertible 4-sp«ed. Radio. Heater. Rod Custom V-8. Aulomalic. Power Sleeiing. Air Condi- 4-door Sedan, fladio. Healer. Gray $ tioned. Vinyl lop. Gold $ Black Vtnyl Interior, White. 30 DAY HOW ONLY 1595 NOW ONLY 895 NOWONLY $2495 SPCCIAIS HOWONLY '2895 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $789 100% Buq 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS. 1967 MUSTANG $689 | 1970 FORD TORINO GT Door hardtop V-B automatic. Air conditione 1968 MERCURY COLONY PARK 1947 TIMPEST $649 i V-8 Aulomat'C. Power Slccrinrj. Color Grocn 1970 Int. '/z TON PICKUP i'low, Full Power. Air Conditioned Roof flack. YoHow. 1966 CORVAIR $589 MECHANICAL $ Black Vinyl Interior fi-cylinder. Slick Radio. Healer. Rusl. 1963 CHEVROLET $569 ; N0W0NIY 219S $ Pickup , GUARANTEE NOW ONLY 1895 NOW ONLY M295 1965 BUICK.. $579 i NOWONLY M995 1967 BUICK $549 ' 1964 CHEVY II $339 I 1970 OLDS CUTLASS 1970 PLYMOUTH 1964CHEVR01H $329 Supreme. 2-door Hardtop. V-B, Automatic. Air con- -t-door SnrJan 6-cy'inrJor. Automatic. Power steer- 1969 DODGE MONACO g. Yd- ditioned Vinyl (op Pownr sfeormri Reef ing Hftm. 1968 FORD MUSTANG 1962 COMET $229 idlop. V-B automatic. Air conditioned. Vinyl To $ lloiv. CnrwortiblG V-8 Automatic, Power Slnorinrj. Yd NOW owly '2895 NOW ONLY 1995 $ low WE WILL TAKE TOM'S NOW ONLY 2295 $ YOUR TRADE AND NOWONIY 1495 ARRANGE FINANCING MANY MANY MORE ON SALE AT DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES!!! KITSON FORD 264-1600 FIAT

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Autos for Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sol* Trucks for Sale Motorcycltt Wanted Automottvt fcH and Acctwrm Boott and Accworits , WANTED tot h.p. engine. 4-whe*l drive. IIS It MONMOUTH CONVERTIBLES Party who netds 100% tlnonclno on a IMt ;oolt, with PTO. Hydroullc electric pL KAWASAKI IMS Mustang - Convertible AAULLER CAMARO 6-cyllndcr. automaflc. power W> ft. Locking rear. 4-epetd trontmlulan. V SCHWARTZ I9M Comoro - Convertible steering. Car priced at JI4»5. For more In- 'odio. 35' of booster coble with service BOAT CITY 1970 CAPRICE twodoor hardtop. Blue formation, coll OASIS MOTORS ot 7J1- • We feel too many motorcyclmoto e inope ami 1961 Fury II • Convertible Vfl. automatic, air conditioned, power ilgrt. ploplow lights. Heavy duty Mat wringscustomerte s overentphulioverentphuli t t*tr4mthr lew MARSH MARINE 1970 LtMont - Convertible steering, power brakes, radio, AM/FM. on*ihockl*hkl. . Call I4JWII. ^prices and special deals. Extra savings now. Mileage 18,632 JJI95. PDone S66-«000, osk _1 XN ~\HH - windowedFord Ecowflne. lor Jlm'Crlne. _ ' 1970 CADILLAC — Coupe De Vllle. Leath- We here ot ,MMimevHi Kowoiekl hove t. If' ruiwbojit with m er Full -paler, iterep. AMFM rocllo. Call 747-M61 or WllOd. Ext. 290. found that theI UtttrrMM of poor urvtct VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1966 — £«ceii«nt Cruise control. Low mileage. One owner. running condition. Two new tlr«i. S745, remains long otter tht •wtiRm *l l»w RASSAS 14400. 264-5KH. lv« FORD - tartaem dump truck. price It gone. 71I-54JJ 1971 CHEVROLET - STS morith'l Call 747-4511 f YOUK FOUL old. 12000. colt PONTIAC 1W9 CHEVROLET IMPALA CUSTOM — after e p.m. If you are looking for a quality product '% (TABS AT MONMOUT 395 Broad St. 741-51BO Air conditioned, power steering. Stereo 7I7-MI6 at 0 loir price from a dealer who lakes C, Hwy % Eotintown, M Eves uniil 9 tact. lieu, w em ALL 1972 MG'S IN STOCK - And more the time to help you pick the right bikee •EATTHE SPRING RUSH comlngt Buy now al winter prices, A.R. and then stand*VehlnS that proawt llong 1963 CORVAIR — Four door sedon. One Pyle, Vlgr. A «. G MOTORS, 12 S. Main IHI CHEVROLET IMPALA - Air condl owner. 43,000 miles. Runs good. Phone offer It leayet (He snow room* come ana Auto Parti—Repair tioning. Power steering. Automatic. Belt St.. Asbury Pork. 77S-34U AAULLER 545-0012otter 5p.m. tee us. H - POP-IMI: White, F lc olfer. toll 787-7159. KITSON CHEVROLET CO. WO CHEVROLET 'A-TON PICK UP, »rrff-. 741-9100 Red .' CHRII CRAFT CAVXtTEIT^- Low mrvoTKlWAG^N - GoocVcondTfloiT fop shape. MS. Call 264-0636^ lardtop. Turquoise with matching Interi- ' ewvas. S41». Engine bad. Best offer. or. V-8, automatic transmission, power CHOPPER - Only 30W ml lei on enalne. Phone 873 1167 ^ 96»LVMOU*TH~F CI'RY Iil"'SiFnP-»r~- Side car, ejtroporlj Cod-between 4:30-9 er steering, brakes. V6, automatic. 1700 steering and brakes. Excellent running Motorcycles p.m. 6niy.*«i'-sfi»: BOATS AND £r~NAUTALINE -Summer home. Elec- lakes It away! Coll 6712671 after 5. condition and llres. 11150. Call 741-3227 af- ""17S HONDA 1970 — IMMACULATE. •r'e.oolleyilley, l1i1 a).eu. ItI' , refrigerator' . -Twi n^ CADILLAC - 1966 Sedan de Vllle. Facto- ter 5:30 p.m. ACCESSORIES 6\* generotor. All Flberglai. ry air, power steering, power brakes, ASKING U»S 961 CHE VRO L E f ~— "SfxTy'II riderTstick AFTER 3 P.M., $42-0005. ten. Hof/celd woter. 747-9736 after 100 MPH — Flberglos windshield washer, tinted glass, 6-way thilt. Run; good. 1125. 966 MUSTANG - 2-door hardtop. V-8, Mobile Homes ALLYOURIPRINO " seals, SS rodlo. Must be seen to be appre. automatic, power steering, deluxe Interior Mobile Home 'Trailer Inwranct 787-i;36jift8r_4 p.jm; with consol* rtock with white vinyl root 1971 HONDA . CB 150CC. gold. Mint con FITTINO OUT NEEDS iswr racks or leaks- Wltft tot ciotecj. Call 741 -4542 after 5 p.m. dlllon. 5700. Rrasonq^le Rates JESSBY SPEED SKIFF — JS-M. Fl- 1966 MUSTANG — two-door . automatic Very good condition. U75. 583-1093. ER_.. . AGENCY Hrglas. Holds world's speed record, 71 prefeeferablr y lets engine. l96TOEETS3C radio, heater. In excellent condition. 1900 Phone 747-9410 rood* Mecl 1-2100 Red Bonn The Boatman's Shop high point chomp. New blueprinted Chevy shield. 1425 or best offer. Call after 4 p.m. 5661958. iTofPO N TI AC — TTrnpesTTcusiom V-l 24 YVtmrf Ave. 741-S7M Red Bonn - ulne, one race. With trailer. HMO. 747; two-door. Standard, air. Good condition, 1969 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE - Mega- MOBILE HOME - For rent or sale. Pri- It' CU OM JEHSEYWEED iKir* -' Call 495-0742 _ 1 Open weekdoys,» o.m.-6 p.m. 3* after Aa.m. 19>TBVIUTG"RA"Nb~sp"6RY -" vfnV 1650 or best otler. 747-4061. phones ond slock pipes. Very good con vate property. For Information, call after 1971. Fl roof. AM/FM radio. Rear delrosier. Four dtlan. S900. Call alter; p.m. 787-3796. 16' TERRSundayY sSKIF «. H.lldoyi,F — Wit«h a.m^Uh.pl. p.mJohnio. h B' OWENS 1»M - V-«. Sleeps five. Head, caiiMmm 1»«) CHEVY NOVA - Stollon Wagon 971 FORD MAVERCK - Four door, Automatic, 6'Cyllnder. $300. Coll afler ( speed. Mags. Tinted glass. 727-9315. Best 1971 HONDA — SL 100. Only 957 miles Motor. Best otter. llove, sink, cuttiloni. Search-light, an- oiler. automatic, radio, belted tires, snows. Call 4*5-1163 :hor, winter cover. Low hours- 741-7000. p.m., 542-3846. 1.500 miles. S185O. 291-1407 Excellent' condition. 1375. BOARD - With tWfc/fcjnlVtMH. VS. Phone 542-2974 Tractors IS' FIBERGLAS - Runabout with trailer.' Alter for weekends, 747-3OS6. Negotiable, 1970 CADILLAC DE VILLE - Convert- 968 PLYMOUTH FURY - Convertible. 196S AMBASSADOR RACTOR — Large International Farmall Ible. All extras. Excellent condition. Best 1971 YAMAHA - 175CC. IS h.p,. Evlnrude motor. Phis extras. VM, 14' FIBERGLAS BOAT — 55 h.p. motortfr SEARS SEMI-V — Aluminum boot. Very clean Inside and out. SB75. VS convertible. Reasonable. HIM two blade plow, disc, harrow, mow (M-lB«9l|«r4p.m. and trailer, «SM. Never used Johnsor ' - oiler. Call 671-2145. 462-9273 Phone 946-8660 1475 Phone 7475907 ilade and one new ttlO lire. 741-1343. . tvp, Sacrifice, jr>l:»je. 1968 GTO~^C^nvVrtWeTRilt 'power 970ToNTTAcns'fcr^~Fbur«pMd, power 1964 BUICK - 14' boot and trailer Includ !i-CE . — Mahogany hull. In'good cessorles. Excellent tires. Good overall steering, bucket seats. Vinyl lop. Newed In sale. $500 for both, or best offer 1971 BSA 650 FIREBIRD — Excellent con ondlll III accept reasonable otter. (OAT SURVEYS — Monmouth Morlne SAILBOAT - MFC PMitOll, condition. Call alter 6 p.m. 542 0892. tires, air conditioning. S2000.J663953. Call John, 872-1135. dlllon. 700 miles. Wanted—Automotive Colt 74! Assoclcrfn. 71 Ocean Blvd.. Atlantic High- hull. Excellent family BOO*. lands. 2VI4IM. to e comfortably). 1500.741" Call 671-1546 aller 5:30 NCE Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autoi For Sale 1971 HONDA - 750cc.Tow mlleoge. JUNK CARS 14' I»J FIBERGLAS LONE 5TAR - 41 IS' RUNABOUT - ..VS Excellent condition. £|CKFDJII». , * HEU.ER7 AGENCY h.p. 1961 Evlnrude electric start motor. Mats. 11 h.p. I ipgre Phone 739-0179 Broad t. Mechanic Sts. 741-1100 RuUbni Many accessorlet Included. Call HI-103J, wheel, vain 1957 — Three-wheeler motorcycle, Hydr TwinbrooK Auto !•' CAklN SLOOP - Sleeps two. Heod. i cruiser. 10 NEW--NEVE: R USED- IJ'day taller aulic rear brakes, extended front end. Call Wrecking Includes mooring, outboard motor. Coll •loop,' trailer, S h.p. outboard.°6>cellent after 5:30 p.m. 739-2774. Eatontown 542-2235 »I»3S after 7 p.m. fornlly boot. Vm. 741-67«7. 1971 YAMAHA — HS1-B. 90 cc. 77S r CARS WANTED - WE PA/ TOP SLUE JAY - No. 27I. Good condition: _ _, i — Repolri~rnoae7 "More Claislfled Like new. 1350. or best offer. LAR FOR CLEAN USED CARS. Fully equipped. Three sails, varnished, g to Oorlej uimer at Red Bonk, Call 7418360. CALL MR. JOSEPH 542-5500 Flberglas keel. Best oiler. 1422093. 101 Atanmavth St. on Next Page Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sal* Autos For Sal*

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Open Daily until 9 p.m. fri. & Sat. until 6 p.m. ;\!/; CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH TOYOTA 700 RT. 36. EATONTOWN 542-5500 Tfct 0«Sy E*«tsler, Et4 H J. VtHmj, Kptttl, m U Mfttp WwitM Mai* or Fwnait Malt oAtf female $8 HOUR MECHANICS TO START - 11tt.p. Inboorii ond frailer. '.ondymen wtlti rock Iruck ond hand tools.1 No cxporleace nectitory, «« will IroiW *!m<««re p.m. ,j. you. Apply In person I a.m.-4 p.m. ooly4 HELPERS with your truck, no phone colls, to Mr., BUY Mature oil around rnechonki IrVlllner. Storage and Service Chrysler products eaperlenoe pre- CARIBBEAN POOLS ferred. Apply In person. • l« Rt. I Editor,. N.J. SAT •EUTHl AVAILMIE -VMS WERNER'W S AUTOMOTIVE Jj, mMmnt (IIS. 0«m Be** Mo- Hwy MM Celfod •USY ADVERTISING OFF It 6 - Need! BEELINe FASHIONS - Neeos you te Gal/Cuy Friday with goad typlna skills SMALL BOATS HAULED conduct homo fashion shows two or three and general offic. exurleoce. Rumson Uf> lo IT evenings per week. Earn $40 to S70 ond area. Call Mrs. Loopeivn7-4IM. 74M1M up. Free wardrobe ond training. No In- EXTRA INCOME - Own thrt tpore tlffle vestment, deliveries or canvassing. For bvsineu ond retire In tlv* Venn mrllli 4ne- NOW more Information, coll t»-]643. SIMM) ie Mime. NO INVESTMENT. 143-3232. or JM-»«M. BUSINESS NOTICES EXPERIENCEIENCED LIVE-IN HOUSE- MORSI^ AIDES -~bay~slTlft: Call Hill- KEEPER - FFa r •»«#»» • Runaaatipm*. LAWN top Nursing Home for appointment. AND DENTAL HYCIENEST- Pearltkne. HoT MAINTENANCE SECRETARY ntCEPTioviisT - LWOI let OTM. LawM cut and trimmed by Mw month. Help Wanttd background, experience preferred. Five Binlntn Notices Businm Notices •usiness Nolictt Joyi, 40 rmuri. Typing and inorlhood re- M'XTVJTENANCE -Permanent noilUon. ILOiR-CompleH Male or Female Quired. Slortlno salary tllo. Excellent op- MO dolly. Sun. off. USD per fir. Meal In- BENCO LAWN KARE lortunlty for ealory odvoncement. Hand- eluded. Good lettnd lob. Apply MOLLY •rile repllMlo: Boi KM, The Dolly Reg- PITCHER INN, Red Bar*. LIN-MAR Complete) lean and shrut Mrvke. rwKARLtariotstirgi-iiw. CAR WASH ' >ter. Red Bonk. J * J PAIMTiMOCONTIMCTOU HOUtEpAINTMQ —' Mterlor.. E«>«rtorixfi , RN - For J lo II shift. Saturdays ond Ji*jr1»r-E«1»r)«. Cujtej, wort. Fru MH t Col OPERATOR MAID — Reliable, person to work tlve Sundays alternate weekends. Small nurs- nont. NJ-MN 9f we-i/M. CAWINTKV• •iMMeiam rotos. Frt* esllmoiei. BUILDERS Home repolri. remodeling. AH type*. EKperlenced In the operation, malnte- davs a week, ing unit. Apply Mrs. Mrokovckh, I4M4M. nanct ond repair ot oglomatlc carwosMns Coll lo Interview, 27M47>. equipment. Call 73I-I1IS oetween »a.m.4 PART-TIME ~ Are you willing to vrork FAIRWAY LAHQSCAfIINNS — Art you EMPLOYMENT p.m. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS — Mature for an extra tloo a month In o manage- hovltw Olfttcurtiei kejolno. i* yw ment capoclty for our expanding com- shrubs QRO tretsr For o low monthlylawn, Help Wanted PART-TIME STUOENT WANTED - II, or 141 exchange. Call I'J S7« pony! No time Kot from prevnt lob. We 787-0816 choroe I will nil you III Green Surrwn* With seme knowledge of offset printing roln. COII747-MW. ^ --ii. — TORN SCREENS? Ings. 741-7155. Malt or Female ond photography, neat oppearanco re- EXPERIENCED PRESSMAN Lcf us put new plvmlnum scr*«n wirt In NEED SOMEONE - To Take o Letter? quired. Call (or appointment between )-S ATF Chief and Mum. Full time. More Classified COLD, HARD your tramM. JM "Old-a-UMtr" Secretarial Strvlu. p.m. Mon. thru ft\. RPM INC.. 747-I7J7. iwlna small builntMcs and prcfnsienol ING. neCftlGeftATOftS, RN RE YOU BORED? - Peel underpaid? PBX Operator - I lo « p.m. thin. Mil on Next Page PROWN'S Wlcei For *tolli, 7>~JlM. QRYEM.-MOVEO AND A T lew manaeem.nmanaee t oflorlng In the areo. TREES AND SHRUS CUT D part-lime. Steady work. n Brood St., Rm Bank 741)500 A alll fof r appoiointmentn , Htmt 741 4700 ..... ULING — CLEAH CBLtARJ REMOVED. C "«N"ilP¥O«K »lfp Wanted Automotive ING. FREE ESTI. SEWER TRENCHES . AROS, OARAGES - Pree •IllmatU. WINDOW WA CAAPENTER9, WOODWORKERS, F •lANDVMAN - For fled Bonk ilore. Ful,-ii-l HELP WANTED - Framerl and tfieo Coll otter 1 p.m. MM!#. MATES. INSOR Ime. Prefer retired Hrion. Apply wl'I,f™ then. Conlacl Tower Conduction Co. GRADED BEROLAS MOLDERS — Generous con eferencei lo Boi K-a The -Daily Rejl DIMPPEARIHO ATTIC STAIRS - Fur- Phone J9I-4W And wMttf. Coll WI-43M tvenlDBi. 739-0648 er. Red Bant. Miiwd and totalled (or only (W.M. Tg w NIGHT WAITRESS - Happy Acple Inn. LAWN EQUIPMENT REPAIRED — Ex- dw, call MHW. HURSE — IPN by ejiomlnatlon tor Good Income. Call between 2 ond 3 p col iervKt, oickup and delivery. Coll ft D & J ROOFING :horooe Nurse Million.. MnJIcorMnJIco.. wingwig. II- p COLLEOI — To tutor rea oo weekdays. 44J-W44. toNKOUSKKMS I A ServIC*. »4-M». THATCH and VACUUM LAWN, fertilize, 'ot tor and shtnalw. Very reasonable ' stllttstlltttt. . Apply In periodperiod , 13 p.m.pm., MonMon. CASH LAWN MAINTENANCE time, wtd, ec aq. It. Alto weekly lawn otei. 25 tears eiperlence. Also repair hru FFrl,, RtlmOel ConvoleKent CenterCt . NEED TRAINEE - Contact Morrli Plate WE WILL PAY Gloss Co., 10 Maple Ave., Red Bonk. Fertllliliw, raking, tod. Fm MtlnMtes. nol—liHenor.eei . 747-SM4. work. CoH717-7«»»V^ MI , HolmdelHlUl, BILLING CL6HKS- F 7*1-10*3 Phone HJ-41W... ATT: SMALL BUSINESSES - Now IMft SHEET METAL MECHANICS - In- TOP PRICES SPBINO CLEAH UP — Yordl, attlct, «cl- M ro Er ino Donation and/or labrlcatlon. RoliMntlaj, KITCHEN HELP WANTED 9UALITY MASON WORK - All pnottS, It o Monthly or Weekly bookkeeping Mr ors. Odd lobs, light tnullog. Ittasorable -D1CA Ave., Ne r vice to sull Your needs ond your Svdoet. commerlcal, Yeor round employment Apply Keyport Flihery ON A llreptacej, polln, txlt*. He. atei. Call Vl-dJl! or MI-19W after t, ask itune, Parumel Deportment, wtekibys Many company tlnelllt. 74I-7H5. ISO W. Front St. TOMS FOR > CollJM-sm Coll74l-W4lor UXvn for Jim. Aneoyol«ppertunltVom|ltoyer. 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Power flow 4-speed Vinyl ventilation. fully synchronized bucket seats. stick shift. Locking gas cap. Five-main-bearing engine. 0-6Q in under 15 seconds, around 30 miles/gallon.

1971 CONTINENTAL 1970 MERCURY 1970 COUGAR j Mark III, loadod. The World's Finest Marquis, 4-door sedan, air condi- XR-7 Convertible, just right lor the Car. tioned. A-1 condition. coming season. '6288 *2879 *2637 Full deluxe Hurrcr VACATION ciiti URCONDITIONFD 1970 MERCURY wheel covers. 1971 CONTINENTAL Montrjrey, 4-door, air conditioned, i 4-door sedan, air conditioned, full 1970PONTIAC well koiM car power, gorgeous car. Rubber face Executive Wagon. Whitewall tires; $ S bumper guards 4872 L.. .'2773 2287 (front and rear). STOP IN TODAY 26-foot^ 1971 OLDSMOBILE 1970 MERCURY 1970 FORD turning circle. Front disc brakes. Marquis wagon, luggage rack, vinyl Torino, 4-cJoor, aif condilioncd, low ;.. WE'LL SHOW Vista Cruiser, 9 passenger, air con- miiearjo. ditioned. Ilka new. roof Air conditioned, YOU WHAT WE '2129 '3829 '2709 1970 VOLKSWAGEN MEAN! 1970 CHEVEUE Sunrool, looks good. Is oood. All these no-cost extras make the Mallbu, 4-dooi haidtop, lapo dock, 1971 CHEVEUE powerwindows. Aircondilioned '1689 Sharp. Madbu 4-door hardtop, air condi- Datsun 1200a great value for tioned, vinyl top, very dean. '2689 1968BUICK '2997 I nSfibro, ?-dnor hnrdtop, to(s of flp pcal, Vinyl (ool RUSSELL $ '1428 OLDSMOBILE - 1976 1967OIDSMOBIU Wall "DO" luxury sedan, lull powor, air CADILLAC CO. conrlilioncfj, a if al bland-up c;ir. 100 Newman Springs Rd. SHREWSBURY, N.J. '1398 Red Bonk SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE LABRIOLA MOTORS 1968 FORD 747-5400 Torino G.I. la&|u£i<:k, V-0, fiitlomutlc Authorized Deafer Uiinrifnission, powor ntnoting. 741-0910 Newman Springs Rd. 741-2433 Red Bank '1247 Vtt Salt' rer Jkrt* II Tiw, L.NJ. Friday, April l\, \Vtl THE FAMILY tftttUS By Bf] V*A CERTAINLY H*tp Help Wanted Help wanted STURDY . will mt 6» gix»ilr Aluminum Sjo*"! iXff5; Mate or Female Male or Female Mole ond Female STORAGE SHEDS i< Screen Wln Dine pitc.i, bro.i oil lornps._•!-. JO efits. Call Mrs. Blaufus at Hilt HlffLCtf •#•«•• v?f »»*»Fip»*» .7.* Available lor Merchondlie For Sale only information regarding positions with possible bona tide oc- POOLS -, FAMILY SIZEO Irlgnton Avi., R»d Bonk (Oil Oak Hill Article must originate from a houiehold '41-0010 between 8:30 and 5 NUM AND K0 ond may not exceed 0 lale orl« of ISO M cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey i ISPOSE OF — GARAGE SALE — 75 W. Front SI.. Red r Low Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the t ENTIRE STOCK IMMEDIATELY. PICK Bonk. 10 to 5. Sot,. Apr. 21. Clothing, fur pficl MUST be adwerllied. Each wWHan- HEM UP FOR ABOUT 1500. CALL ol line »1.00. No copy cnongis may bl GEORGE! COLLECT. (M1WJI-KKM nlturc. got stove, solftl cherry table. __ New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 448-2700/or by APARTMENT SIZE — Washer and orytr. mode and no discounts or« returns «m be made II od Is conciled before exeirotion. writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. TENT CAMPER — Sleep* tlahl. includes Heaver. Used loo weeks 1175 FOREMAN double dinetlt.ilnMtove, let box, and • PhMU S«-7t>lt olief 5 p.m. To PWce Your Daily Register canopy. Very good condition. Wilw * ILY AD, CALL.. Help Wanted New Car Get-Ready Dept. GUITAR - Electric 13-slring Sekova. One FAMILY AD, CALL.. Help Wanted MUST BE OUT BY WAY 1 — Electric Ickup folk body. Asking S6S. Male or Female Weltlnohouse range. %li. Flreoloct set hone 7J» 1557. Male and Female 'e hove an opening (or someone with a broit. SKI. Walnut bullet, S15. Wing choir harough knowledge of automobiles to 120 3UM24 GASAGE SALE - Fri,, Sal.. Sun. 14 Mon- 741-6900 SECRETARY lead our Ge* Ready Department. Ex mouth Blvd.. Oceanparl, 22M3S3. Good eilenl pay plan ond working conditions FISH TANKS - 10 lo 30 gollon. Fish ong selection, good buyt. . ,1 CONSULTING ENGINEERINC Wl company benrlMs. Uniforms supplied, • 24-Hour Service occtssorlts. Reotortable. call otter 4 p.m. SUARS PORTABLE WASHER -« FFICE ipply In person ot RUSSELL OLOSWO G~ARAGE SALE — ThTee lomliTes. Fri. IILE -CADI LLAC CO. .t00 Newman llZ?L at.. 21st, 22nd. 10-5 p.m.. lOldles bbuui minths old" 175 Baby Hems. Jurnpteet. CLAIMS FOUIREMENIS: GOOD APPEAR r U Horse rotker, J6. Dressino lotle. «7. prings Rd., Red Bonk. Ask for Dallas COUCH — 7/ ook frame, gold cushions. gooodieso ) 125 Manor Pkwy- . LlncreltLllt .74 747 2tl »4ftO NCE SKILLS, PHONE MANNER AC SSO. Call otter 6 p.m. U R AC V AND NEATNESS IMPOB IMIM44. . JJ1-73S1 ; APACHE RAVEM TENT JBAILE R - ADJUSTER ANT SOMEPUBLICCONTACT URNITURE — Bookcases, rugs. Border With spare wheel ond I6«JO dining My. E»; ECHNICAL EXPERIENCEHELPFUL. i'WIN {EDS - With mattresses. Cogd noiri, me cabinet, books, bric-a-brac. cellent condition. WO firm. 671-231C. (INSIDE) ondition. Both S2S. :rl. ond Sat., 10 o.m, to 4 p.m., II Allen ENEFITS INCLUDE VACATION, HOS REAL E5TATE CAREER Call 741-OSIo >'.. Rumson. LIKE MANY — Take odvanfage of our Workmen's Compensolion. Ex- ITAI IZATION, L IF F INSURANCE Jewty formed ond expanding componv fine volues! Children's school desks. S6.50. cellent opportunity Salary com- I C K L-EAVt, DEFERRED INCOMI ieeds both sales and management help CONN TRUMPET — With oil oltochmenl: OARAGE SALE — Sal.. Apr. 32. 9-5 p.m Toy chesl, 112.50. Hlde-o-Beo, 13?. Bed- mensurate with e.perience Liber- LAN DISABILITY INCOME PROTEC Experienced or "at, we will train and ll "I'll be camping out back till dinnertime." and coser.. S3S3S5 44 Swimming River Rd. room Suite. 189. Bolhroom sink. S1J.SO. al company benelil proo'Oin. ON AND TUITION PAYMENT PLAN. ense. No overcrowded offices. Hlohest Ph'honi e before 7 p.m. 264-5H7 Llncrotl Pair moplt twin beds. H6.50 each. Ooven- port toble, »16.5O. Wolnul chest ot draw CALL Mr Bingnom ammlsiion in the Industry. Orow ovo)l- IANO — ISO. Coll 741-1111. Ask for H GARAGE' SIT "FonsriTsManksTiplkes 634-MX, EXT. Ill HOUR WEEK, SOME OVERTIME RE ible. Coll for confidential Interview, 739 Mogolnan or call 54MI20. i!%. 822.S0. Couch. «3>. TV Hand. »3.7S. oolt clubs. Fri., Apr. 21, Sot., 22nd, mo :hlno closet, »3S. Ruo, IXIO. good, «». UIRED. SALARY TO 1140/ wk DE Help Wanted MERCHANDISE otter 6 p.m. p.m. 654 Harmony Rd.. Middletown. ENDING ON QUALIFICATIONS. Rollaway col, 119.50. Duncan Ptiyte love- FIREMAN'S FUND iAIRDRESSERS WANTED - Colls Neck Male or Female For Sale EMPIRE SOFA — Good condition. Cutseat. »«9. Also, new base cabinets, word- REPLY WITH RESUME TO: rea Full or porl-tlme. Established salon, WOOD CHIPS „ velvet, random stripe, wine ond ecru. robes, utility cablneh. linoleum!, Con- AMERICAN OK KH, The Daily Register, Red BanV. leasanl workino conditions. Excellent Lorge trees moved and tree werk. Asking U1O. Phone 747-22M. goleums, etc' RUSCILS. !5 E. Front St.. tientele. Write To Box G-'/B, The Dolly IT'S TRUE * INSURANCE v 741-291* GARAGE SALE — Washer, dryer ?GE (near haspltall. Red Bonk, 74HW1. egister. Red Bonk. ^ We have doien* and dor en J ot Win. PEPEGO BABY COACH - Winet colored. HOME CLEANING ' Shades to choose from. Stripes, new col- Stereo. Oinmg room set (Orenel), with six LIOUIOATTNSTNTlRE CONTEMTs - COMPANIES ' A R T^TTME" C OUT» T h K~H b L P — Knowl SALES with basket, excellent conditioni,, 1*0 Caichairs. Many kitchen Items. Assorted gar- O' s. t>loin and with fringe. M.49 and up on Ol summer home. Living room lurniture. TRAINING PROGRAM doe ot sewing helpful. Apply in person, corrlaae, greeneen. , Ihe«vy duty, good condl den tools. Moving to apartment. Sale 10-< 15 Woshinalon SI. Nr*ork, H J your roller. television, kllchen, »«lroorn, bric-o-broc. Equal Oprortuml/ Employer RVICEMASTER, a professional home knlhony's Cleoners & Toilers, 79 Mon- Non, m. «7l-»3»5. p.m.. Sat., Apr. 22, 33 Thorne PI.. New822 6lh SI., Union eeoch, 739-0782. Thuri- enmng service company, tios an unuiuol louth St., Red Bank. _ Monmouth. iportunity lor ombillous Individuals.' If PERSONNEL PROWN'S CAMPING EQUIPMENT FOR FAMILY Sot.. Mon. QU are Intelligent, responsible and hard VA"iTflTsXwXNT'EiD~*M"i)Sf be ex- 32 Broad St. Red Rank ?"• FUN - Complete outlll. Including 9n DRUM SET - Four pieces, with Zlldlion STAMPTorNCOLLEN - 1W5 With high desire to earn high cabin tenl. Coll 717-117?. orklng. we wilt train to our exacting, lerlenctd. Apply In person. Rex Diner, cymbals. ' * ' each, tirm. Worth much. more. Coll Den- COUNTER HELP 17 W andardV 1130-siK day training week. At- ' Eront St., Red Bonk. pay, WAACKAACAACK ARAAS INE FREHCH FURNITVflg *£PRp Call 747 3510 nl«< 671-2211 onytime. _. training 1154 plus. Wonderful opporlu- Sperling goods, fishing tackle, 1! Exptrlpnce preferred but not necessary fifCEPTIONTST - For medical office CALL 544-1718 fishing tackle, guns. 1 OUCTIONS - Sacrifice. NtceVd room torALL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - And WASHER — lT7b Hotpoint. Excellent ily to grow into a business of you'' own. ays, 30-35 hours wtekly. PAVER OPERATORS Maiain St., Keansburg, 7I7U1]. Open ev new shipment 795 River Rd, , 'Folr Hoven. lor light counter work. Good storting sola .ust hove good character references. Items (or sal*. Moving out of town.. condition. Asking 5115. Qos stove. US. As •' - •Coll SAft-4194. .? ' ... lingi s Mon.SoMSt unllllt llllo p.m. MI65<•il.i ry plus tips Paid vacation, holidays, unl ill ond we'r$»s*titf;you tin application lor r fjoll 71? B376 Is. Call «71S641. >*. J 'ormi juppl>ed. Hours available 6 p m. 17 itervlew, »TCH6N HELP — Moiure. Five day _-...... -.... — — — HERE'S TOP SOIL — (Best), wholesale tandam midnight, 7 p.m.-12 midnight, 1? midnight GENERAL LANDSCAPE WORK VARIOUS — Yard toble ond benches, <»* TRAVEL TRAILER - !«'. Encellent con- 741-1314 _ er week. 10 to 6:30 p.m. KING JAMES SOMETHING DIFFERJHT FOR THt loodi only. Weekenil deliveries. Coll 2.9-Lara* oak storage box, 18. Maple bench, dition. Sleeps six * to 6 a.m. Apply in person only, Mr, Gill. URSING HOME, 29V34OCK ^ Apply in ptrson for Interview al Pltaioni FAMILY THAT HAS "EVERYTHING. 9393, 9 a.m.-noon and 5-9 p.m. 'olley Nursery. Hwy 34, Colts Neck, be NEW OR USED PIN-BALL GAMES. 17. Genuine peo coot, W 142-513S. OVERSEAS" 9ABYSlfTE*R^For summer, aThiidren. Ittn S-9a.m. JUKE BOXES, POOL TABLES, AND »?T*RALEtGH CHOPPER JSlCYCLE - _ ^ive in. Must be athletic, swim, play len- DUNKIN DONUTS OTHER NOVELTY GAME5OF THE BEST TOPlo'lU Five-speed, extellenl condition. S45. teIMrS 4:JCAMPEO p.mR. - Slee'ps six. 1325. Coll ot- 165 Hwy 35 Mlddlelov POSITIONS ils. Enjoy country living, horws ond GRILL COOK — Experience desirable but not essential. Pleosonl working condl- SAME TYPES YOU SEE IN TAVERNS, Sood fill dirt, sand, etc. Eckel's Trucking, S47-4574 after 2:30 p.m. O J17-9543 • 110 Broodway W. Lonj Bronch Push! Rushl Rush! loos. S3} per week. Send resume to Box RESTAURANTS AND ARCAOE5-CON- Morgonvllle. 591-9707'. Microwave technicians wB, The Daily Register, Red Bank. lions. Year round. Reliability Important. VERTED FOR HOME USE. ALSO FOR REDOtSH BLONDE WIG - Cost US, will 18' CU. pf-FrTOLDSPbT-'FroVC l free, Tropro-scatter technicians YOUR POOL TABLE, A COMPLETE GARAGE SALE — Stroller, carriage, sell for $10. Also large case, SI. Good con' rjen. refrigeralor, three yeors ojd. S75. at! the hot line. Overseas Recruiter XPERIENCED SLITTER OPERATOR JAtl£iIliiJA LINE OF ACCESSORIES. REPAIR ANO high chair, hobby horse, twin beds, drap- ditlon. 7172593 after 5 pm. JaneJJS^nr^ PORTER'S — For steel tubing plant. Sleody work, top Imlied, Inc. 77 Mechanic St., Red Bank. DISHWASHER — MusTbe ovVr l«.~Nlpril RECOVERING, SERVICING IN YOUR es, bedspreads, household Hems. Wed. 7 Fvit ttrnt* positions avolloble on the 3 p.m. rates, liberal company benefits. Hours: IFPObC— All equipment plus fenclr RIOING LAWN M6WE R - BrIgg's"& 13-7210. INNhift, . 336Appl0 Hwy yIn 35 person, Hallel, .SHORE POINT OWN HOME. HOME RECREATION Thurs., Fri. tiTl-0330. „,, |n 11 D.m shift Good salary, pleasant Might Shift, 4:30 p.m. to 1 o,m. Apply CENTER, «5 MUNROE AVE., ASBURY1 material for pool. 350 or best offer. 74 Slralton, 6 h.p. erwlne. working conditions ond full fringe ben- BE^GER INDUSTRIES INC., U.S. Hwy PARK. 7764410. AIR CONDITIONERS — Three Emerso 2071. CoTl 8429415 efits. Apply in porson, Personnel Oflice, CARPENTER ORIVER — Experienced II' llrolahlI ,lob„ . Quiet-Cool. 1971 leftovers. M00 Btu, VK I, Edison Industrial Center, Metuchen, Wholesale plumbing. Permanent Good SURF?BOARO — Horbor Banana Model Rivcrvlew Hospilal, between 9 a.m. and 4 ne irfm work, paneling, layout. Coll 741- NJ.^-2400. •000 Btu. SI20. 11.000 Blu, 1IS0. 74MI7S. CAR~AGE"SALE — Furniture, c'lolhlng. p.m. An equal opportunity employer M/F. 144 oltfir 7 (MTU ... __ ___ starting salary, benefits. Call Mr. Arnold Great condition, $28. miscellaneous. 361 .Port-ou-Peck Ave.. '313.1.. _ _ __ GERANIU/WS CONTENTS OF HOUSE - Furniture, __ Phye74i-4.»_ _ Oceonport. Thurs. thru Mon. 12-4 p.m. EACHER — 5 to 7 yeors experience. Un -XHAUST SYSTEM INSTALLERS — Au- r for It. Flower and vegetable plants brlcobroc, amlquei. many other Items. GARAGE~SALjr~BTFlldlng materlols, an- ' A U T OMO BILE sual opportunity tor qualified candidate omotlve and torch experience, qualified MASONS - Paylo SV.47hr. wholesale and retail. MIKE'S GREEN Coll wi-7571 FOTiRI^TRTER CHAIRS — Wilh fou or interview, call 222-6/04. lo install. Excellent future plus benefits, Steady work. HOUSES, 301 Share Blvd., Keansburg Formica sections, with mirrors. GOD. tloues, milk cons, doors, windows, kllchen SALESMAN bpply In person only, MIDAS MUFFLER Call 431-4S7S 7I7-S434. Hours 9 o.m.-6 p.m. MOVPITG -~Musi sell Whirlpool freeier condition. Call 747-9403 doys. cabinets, sinks, playpens, elc. 31G Van _ _ _ _ . Position oval! Experienced. Immediate opening selling SHOP, 450 Hwy 35, Middlelown. two desks, ctilno closat, mony othci Brockle Rd., Motawan, Sat. and Sun., both new and used cars. 'All benefits. See ible with a combination company In the GAT5TATION"ATTENDANT -"Apply In Items. Phone (41-7511. •XNY~BEDR( slartslOo.m. hsbury Park ond Neptune oreas. Ex iEWING" MACHINE OPERATO"R5~^EX person. Little Silver Esso, Corner Brgnch HAMMOND ORGAN Complete Ben RO5SO5 Ol RASSAS PONTIAC, 395 lerienced on women's coals. Storting pa Brood St., Red Bonk. 7O-S180. client storting income and fringe ben and Sycamore Ave., Little Silver. BATTERY GENERATOR" SET - 4.1M Coll oiler 5 p.m. 7B7-0158 YARD SALE — thurl., Fri., Apr. 20, II. s, pension plan, hpspltoliiotion, etc ate 13.40 to S3.10 per hr. Inquire in per volls. 1150. DOWN SEA BEACH MOTEL 316 Spring Valley Rd.. Morgonville. 5»1 ion at ANN-MARIE INC., 242 Broad St DENTAL ASSISTANT Of Atbury Park ISO Oceon Ave., Sea Bright. 142-9107. MINK STOlT^-^vTornlToTUgnt. E »• DISHWASHER _st nerve car. Experience helpful, bu EXPERIENCED ONLY APPLY cetlenf condition, 1200. 9114. Brand name clothing, oil in good Coll 872 1372 ol necessary. Will train. For appoint Keyporf. Brand new organ with Rhythm condition, some never used, several large SHETLAND PONY CART - And harnev Phone $42 4841 Philomeno's Restaurant, Highlands, enl, coll W9-U3-U03. ERSON — For driving and pen en lor sole. US. SUM. Gloss lop table. Very low prices. • 7 BcnCh< mUS C nlease opply I urge oak chair, V3S, large old oak vanity. Coll 542-0243 after 4 p.m. person, no phone calls, HOWARD JOHN acoustical testing preferred. ExceHcnl Hwy 35, Middletown. Miscellaneous extras. Call M6 b*&\ otter 6 GARAGE SALE — Fri., 10-6 Sat., 9-6. ACKLE STORE CLERK - to work eve benefits and good starting salary. Contact p.m. US. 33 mm comera $25. Six-piece rrwral BETTER CLOTHES - Ughtly-worn, al a 5ON RESTAURANT.Rte 35, Mlddletown ning shift. Ideol lor retired, military or ci- patio set, J30. Wooden ladder, S3. OldHousehold Hems and noveMiev Some fur- John Furmanek, Blrma Producis Corp, for Interview. Victor's Beouty Solon, 787- niture. 457 Surf Ave., Belford. (Off Gar-fraction of the original cost! ENCORE. SECRETARV" — Some legal experltne vil ion. Apply In person, Tackle Store YARD SALE - 43 Birch Ave., Little SM- mOnilt clock, %3X),rtc. 747-4021 , The Nearly-New Shop, 33 Princeton Ave,. Long Branch Fishing Pier. Jernee Will Rd.. Sayrcvllle. N.J. 2S7-b6U. 7096 or 787-5-90. (tt Hill Blvd.) desirable. Minimum experfence one yeai - Pre-tllie trie- ver Boby carriage, SIS. Riccar sewing RECORD CABINET - Solid mople, M0. BrlcMown.0V2-275O- - Pleasant surroundinos. Solory open. 74, ~r^US_WORk"_S^"Two~_o^s w~eekTy.~ SINGER SEWING MACHINE — STant chonlcs and laborers. Permanent tull tlmi mtKhln*. Thr«e-prec« outdoor let. Other Hoitonlailan RRocker ' , maple' . ~S30". Mognavo"Migna' : FIVE-PIECE MAHOGANY - Dining 3730. Pay commeniurate wilh experience or Middlelown items. 96 p.m. Apr. 19, 70^31. Boiion H All I needle, fully automatic, attachments, ex- positions required for large developer Ir .onsoiettitt e record playerl , 131300. tra corns, fine shape, $90. 747-Q4B2. •oom set, S50. Mahogany cocktail toble. TAR"DETA.LERS "~>ulf billty. Phone 391 -3388 lor oppoinlment. Middlelown area. Musi hove own tool] tr new. 774-1715 evenings. two mahogany lamp tobies, SS9.' Two toll NURSE AIDES -Will be 'trained on th DELU XI~GA's"nAHOE~^J0 rU'' bi art-time. Apply Country Sudser Ca and transportation. Excellent salary and ACCOUNTANT R,N.A~~— Bergen c'ounly cycles, one girl's, three boy's. Bathroom COMPLETE POOL — 3"X12\ Includes whltegold lamps, 125. Two parlor chairs, job. 11 to 7 shift, or>d eorn top wooes dui benefits. For Interview, coll Mario D'Uva, R'ash, Middletown. C.P.A. linn. Reply to Box P-48, T^e Daily sink. Kitchen table, tour choirs. Every- hemlcals. electric filler and SO' of toi NO BAMBOO »J0. Refrigerator, Al, S20. 49S14II alter 6 ing lull time training. Alter short proba 84J-233O.- Register, Red Bank. thing in good condition, 471-5630. p.m. LICENSED REAL"~ESTATE""SALESMA lionory period, 5100 per week. Libero luolity plastic wire fence plus tnlj year, but we hove Iwo types of fine — Full time. For progressive office. Tw. ringe benefits. DO NOT PHONE. Appl SECiRETAR Y"- "To~PoTlTbVpoMfi - SECRETARY ELECTRIC GRILL >e 1175, wont ISO, Phone 717 S roll ups for your porch, polio er den.FOLDING COT — Ana mottress. 120. mony colors. Sturdy plastic. Cafe curtains doys floor time per week guaranieed. Cc n person, weekdays only, 1Q a.m. lo AAonoger. EKceflent opporlunil/ for crrv MOfiogement executive seeks experienced Sacrifice Mople bed, spring, mattress, 120. 40' HD PAUL P. BOVA, Broker Rcollor, Wield I bilious person wllh good orgonlzotionol to match. .m, Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home, secretary with pleasing personality ond Call 7S77409 KNABE GRAND PIANO -Txlellen Aluminum ladder, 150. 30' wood ladder. town, 671-2544. Middlelown Avp.. Atlantic Highlands. capabtlilles. For mare information call good skills In typing and light steno. Ex 110. Bowling boll (woman's), 15. 471-9357 671-1209. MONMOUTH MOWER INC. MOVING SALE condition. Call after 7 p.m. PROWN'S cellent working conditions. Reply Box P «7l-5o54 alter t p.m. . HOUSEWORKER - Three day week S EGfsf ERE D *M U RS6 '-"For 'nur'sini 50, The Daily Register, Red Bank. Playpen, appliances, furniture, etc. 799 31 Brood SI.. Red Bonk 74I-7SOO steady, 9-3 p.m. References. Pleason _____ . 5ub conlroctors, River Rd., Fair Haven. CRADLE" — Never used, tnTEcShchornr lome. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Excelled DRAPES - Two pairs pink llberolas. 96"GARAGE SALE NO. 1 - 9-piece Goshen household in Fair Haven. After 7 p.m. 741 experienced only. Plenly of work. TopSEC U R IT V'SERG E AN f ^T'tworMusl'bi wide x S7" long: 182" wide-x S2" long, S40 ber. 150. Air conditioner. 12,000 Btu, needs salary. For appointment, call 291-060 rates. Sol. and Sun. work olso. Call TAY- ma; 182' wooden patio set, S40. Goshen porch table 4257. able lo work oil shifts. No experience nee 1 Iver, Dual 1009 turn chorging, ISO. 542-0005 after 3 p.m. . Monday thru Friday. LOR FENCE, 747-5498. 1 seasons. Excellent condition. 1150. 671-Fisher 200 F on wheels, SIS. Redwood picnic table, 15. essary. Bentfils. Must hove own phone toble, two XAMreceM receiversl , SS40 new, mk HOUSE"KE"EPER"— Mature." FiveVays AR N PART-TIME- — "Without"dlifurblno and cor. Call collect, PINKERTON, INC., 2344. Desks, pewter, coffee maker, punch bawl GAS RANGE — iuTchen sink" week. References. Live In. Lighl house COUPLES - Part time. Ambitious people Ing t2D0. 671-4511 sel, electric fryer, much mare. Inquire II Main St. jresent job or Income. $300 or more per ieeded for business expansion. Incom Mr. Morris, 10 a.m. lo 4 p.m., 609-587-7493 rp, p keeping- Coll evenings, 431-4315. nonth. Several key positions avatlqble, 12.20 per hour lo start. An equal cpporlu Keansburg 1000 per month. Call 543-1307 between 5 Women's Club, U4 Broad, opposite Red Block and tockle set, fire extinguishers, TYP 1*5 T~^-~ S on I el ighT book keep I ngT Sho r i rompony will train. Call for interview, nlty employer. Bank Post Office, TOP SOIL LIKE NEW WURLITZER — Electric pi- '87-0932: 3-A.pj tope recorder. Ver/ good Items for hours. Calf for appointment, LEAN. FERTILE. maintenance ot large property. ano. S400. B42-75S4 WAI f R E SS E S —~E xper icnced~oWiyTArso •S5ER WANTED""—"~F_r"drrc"leanTnt GARAGE SALE -^~Lown mower, Norge XPERIENCED GROCERY CLERKS ~ dCportmenl. Vacation wllh pay. Paid ho Antlques-Borgalns ;__ Col I 54*1*47 offer 5 p.m. : cashier, references required. Apply In drver. household items. 10 o.m.-3:30 o.mp.m. SALES'PROFESSlONAL" — Uppcr~«h uil time. Union shop with all benefits. person, Martini's Diner, Rt. 36, Keans- Itiays. Blue Cross participation Apply in Thurs.. Frl., Sol. 150Ninth St., West New Jersey's Greatest Flea Markets W Ridge Rd , Rumson. 10 a.m. So tut day, TdfifPONENT STEREO SVSTEM *lon caliber, high income bracket. Cat ee Louis Scaiuto, FOOD CIRCUS SU Durg. person, 5TAR CLEANERS- LAUN Keansburg. BUYERS ANO SELLERS WELCOMED April 22. 5IO00 ihe Hotline, 701 84? 7210. Mr. Richard •ERMARKET, Hwy 3S, Middletown. DERERS, 13! Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. Be a weekend money maker; Hems you Call 2647917, OVERSEAS RECRUITERS LIMITED CAR. _ _ _ _. ... LG R^foMFURNITURE — UsecT ver dreamed of owning! COURIER~2TPL~US~—Too"wotf oTteTbuv ERSON TO LEARN" LlGSf~BAklNG~ TRAVEL AGENT — Some experience er linear amp Argonne AR-57 MIC Inline INC., 27 Mechanic St., Red Bonk. : lot abused. Couch, chair, Formica dinette ' Swap-N-Sfii SOFA — French "provincial, carved arrtT-T REEDMAN'S BAKERY, Newmar Musi hove experience and car. Coll 0899. Port-time. Write Bo« K-29, The Dolly tet wllh six chairs. Honson Master 7' surf Flea Market SWR meter. 100' REBU cable ond super two chairs, drapes. Good condition. Coll DTAWR'SERVICE^FI'ELD RE'PRESEN" iprings Rd., Lincrofl. Apply mornings or Register, Red Bank. mognum onlenna. Good operating condi- p loord 8424036. Newark Drive-In. Newark, ond TATIv*E — Largest Company of Its kind all 842-3399. REGISTE R EOlTURSE S'^AndLPNVro tion. Entire package, 1185. 741-216? be- EXPE RIE NCED —" Single needle oper RAILE'R — Heavy'duty." Route 35 Drive-In, Hailet •*een 5:30 ond 7:30 p.m. RIDING MOWER — Excellent condlllo*n7 has on opening in the Keonsburg orea lurslng home. Full and part-time. Goo Open Every Sal. and Sun., 8 a.m. lo i p.m Paid training ond car ollowonce. Lead! HAAABERMAIDS — Full ond part-tit otots. Apply C _ B Fashions, 229 W. Front 1IJ5 1'5. Coll lay. Holmdel area. Call 747-2017. St.. Keyporl. l7 lurnished. If ycu hove n car and on inter ishwasher ond cleanup person, par. ~ .-• - — — 842-5877 allcr 6 p m. SONY TAPE RECOROER - Model ?52D~ SYLVANIA 2i ~f7~— 'CoionlflTblaciiTand me. Apply HOLMDEL MOTOR INN, SUPERINTE NDENT — Couple lo mon- while console. Good condition. 175, Call «t in people, call Mr. Fay or Mr. Jacobs ~~ HOUSEWORK ER WANTED lusl purchased. 1110. HOME FURNISHINGS — Living, dining, ot 7*7-3443. wy 35, Holmdel. log_ e gartgarde_ n apartmenls_r _ _, . Keyporl-Motowa.,r. n Good pay Also E-Flat alto saxophone. 7173754 bedroom. 15 Sailers Way, Rumson. Sat., area. Must be sober and reliable. Ex Coll 74)1426 sVLEjTOPPbRTU'N'lfV -"Guaranteed XPERIENCED WAITRESS- 6 o.m.Yo perlenced In minor plumbing, electric Call 6715010 REFRIGERATOR - Westlnghouse ID cu CRseeps Sun:, and week ot April 24. p.m. Sunday and Holidays olf. Good With 10x10 screened add-o-room, Spare solory. Comprehensive 3 year training heating, carpentry and Q*neral malnte PART-TIVE CASHIER - Must" be "over 6GTdWER5h ft. ISO. Power mower. Ward's, !25. Lqvyr BIK£ — "GlrrrsTTrl's Stingraym . 20". BaskeBase lon ond program. Opportunity lor unlimited earn- ips. Apply in person, Chapel Hill Lunch nnnrf repairs. W(fe to handle rental o .preoder S7. Sewing machine, portable tire Included. S2/5. Call 741-1734. n, 449 Rt 35, Middletown. 21. Nights, weekends ond holidays, si 75.tratlon, 24 ",1125. Call backresl. E xcellenf condititioni . CColl 741- ings. College education preferred but not toparfmenfs. Good salary plus oparlniem hr. lo start. Cull 264 9650. 291-2916 125 Allgood condition. Con be seen ALTO SAXOPHONE - In excellent con 5949. daylime only, 4S manning St.. River mandatory. Contact Mr. Colville alter o ' MECHANICS HELPER Write to Box G-74, The Daily Register ditlon. Accessories included. Pin. 741B3S? Red Bonk. E X EC'UT I VE"SE~CfR'_ f A"R"Y ~-~~E~K- Cull ADAGE SALE - Frl., April Jlsl, Sol. laio. Coll 264-5724 or 264-5M5. . COLON lAC tToOKCASElfEAOSoA RO"— porienccd. Career opportunity with dy April 22nd.. 10 lo 1 p.m. Mople secretory, King-sized, ond matching night table. S10O GAMBIT rbu~s~HbusEwiFE 6B1-SG0O FU LTA"N~D~FATTVTTMTHEC P~TN namic company. Modern ollices. Call 747- REJUVENATE YOUR LAWN - With a CEMENT MIXER ond DOO HOUSE small chord organ, miscellaneous. II power roke, lhalcher, renovator, tiller or Cherry cracker bin endlable, JM. Coll 741- Are yow interested in putting your In lA'VEL AGENT — Experienced, min- work In modern automatic car wash, Alsi 4S00. Poplar Ave., Fair Haven. Call after S p.m. 1144. IHleeluol abilit/ to work? Join our CKCCU weekend cashier. No experience neces anything else you may need rented from ium one year. Coll Coruso Travel. All Purpose Rental. Center, 181 Newman live women's rlub working 10 15 hours a 741-2515 sary. Apply Scrub-ADub Cor Wash, Cam CONTEfTTS - Ol entire tour-room aparT- month, corning iiOO per month. Call lor bridge Or. and Rt. 34, Matawon. Springs Rd , Shrewsbury. 741-0040. YSR~CTATID HOUSE ~wfcker sewing menl must be sold. Sot* all day Sol, ond appointment, 2*4 A929. OTHER'S HELPER — To live In "lor the Situations Wanted IBM TYPEWRITERS stand. IS. Antique suitcase. 1?. Hetsev Sun. No reasonable olfer refused. SEA mimer, shore orco. Age 14 to Iv. ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY — Some sol- FactorFacoyy renewedeewed.. Rent, option lo buy, 111155 B' POOL TABLE — Excellent condition, Spooner, sis. Artllque tromes, all sizes mo. All machines guaranteed. Portable $150. 8 track stereo tape recorder, two VIEW HOUSE, J90 Ocean Ave.. Lonq OROERLY"- 3io*M. Full lime.'EKcellent 9331615 lering experience preferred. Apply Hoog- Female ploln. ornate and large oval, si-115 Branch. Apt. 4-G, North Building. 3?9 benefit*. New modern nursing home Ap lond Inslrument Co., 65 Chestnut St., Red repairs. 872-0327. 24-nour service. months old, I7S. 717-3754. Trunks and lootlocker. 15 ea. Jewelry, ply m person, 10 a.m. to J p m Arnnld IME "ON[YOUR" HANDS? I'll show you Bank. • our home while parents ore on vacation. CLOSEOUT MOVING - Contend of house. Furniture, knlck-knocks. dishes, books, etc. 10c lo Walter Nursing Home, 622 South Lgure how to turn it into money as an Avon J!5. Frl., Mon., and Wed., 10-4. 55 Peters MINK STOLE Ave.. Ho/let. Wrlle to Box G-79, The Daily ReQlsler, On oil unpointed, furniture. Lorge stock. including living room, piano, two bed- Soles Representative. Get out and meet Red Don* PI , Red Bon*. Like new. Socrltlcf. (icuplc, moke friends, during hours you CAREER OPPORTUMITY 25% reduction. room itti, kltchtnette, dt&k, dinlno room, COUNTER HELP — Markers and sorters XP AND ING MONMOUTH COUNTY CABINET INDUSTRIES ond other items. Open house, April tl, 13. _ Call 774-1715 evenings. choose. For a personal interview coll MOTHER**— Wli I "provide" doilyl hi I d ca re FOUR SECTION SCREEN — JI0. mople *or dry cleaner. Paid vocation ond tiosp Mrs. Ward at 741 -4343, 462-3377 or 774REAL ESTATE FIRM — 5eeks lull time Hwy 36 and Poole Ave.. Hoilet 10-4 p.m. 3 Barrier Dr., Hailet. step up table, chair, 14 each. Fine, course GARAGE"SALE~ MoviTigTAiiiscTllaneous follrotlon. Apply Star Cleaners and Lour rtal estate sales people for our new of-for working mother, Fenced yard. Play 12M room. New Monmouth area. 671-7933. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All BEDROOM SET - Five-piece ook. Vyorth grinder, U h.p., SIS. Odd dining room household goods ond town equipment. No derer_s, YXl Myrtle Ave,, Long Branch. fices. Licensed or unlicensed. If unli- antiques. Sot., Apr. V, 9 lo 5, 54 Highland, :; makes new or used. Guarpnleed Low OS 11500. Queen slle sprlnfi, mrjltress. SlK choirs tor desk, 13 eoch. 542-1241. OURNEYrVlAN - Or plumber s helper, censed, we will train and prepare through COM>ANI~OH"— AAofitre~wTdow~7 Ave., Folr Hoven. »**...-', BAflTsTfTER — In my hompT Four "days 1 Jghl us. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to months old. Asking f""* "•" '"• —• •• jood pay 'or right person, Mid-Uptown- our special school. Unlimited potential. housekeeping ond cooking. Five days SEARS COMPRESSOR - 2 h.p. motor o wee*. References required Little 5i' 15,000-110,000 first year, possible mon- '""•lhwier.747.WI5. 542-2S23 eves. ._ 210 volt. Like new, Coll alter 5:30 p.m. UsTD~CAMPING"TE¥ty~ Pril essionaI V 8<349S6 Pd Bank ofco. 671-4944. weekly. Reply P.O. Box 145, Red Bank, 5_l - ngement In near future. Draw available. N.J. COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY — Solid WEDDING GOWNS — Clearance: Regu quality. S75 and up. All Purpose Rental OTHER'S HELPER •- Plus liohf clean TWO SEAMSTRESSES - r-.xper.cnce DM Call PolGce Realty Assoclales, 98B 4400 o Inyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete lor 1200 and up. Must tell. SSO. All sties Center. 181 Newman Springs Rd , Shrews ig, J:30 am. lo 2:3C p.m Own trans 264-5300. Ask for Mr. Steorn, HIGH ^CHOOTTSTUDENT - Wishes J ANTIOUE ORGAN — 1150 or best otlcr bury. M1-W40. ffrred. Apply In person, Lorry's Ante St( metal siding- . Coll for free estimate, O.- W- and lobrlcs. 761 wn between MO p.m. Viclorlon humpback sofo. needs repairs irtntion required. 671-3/06 alter 6. summer employmen! boByslMing^ E Barr HomeTmpri Covers, 13JWain St., Wotowon. "ES~MA~NA Highlands. 872 ISftS Call 741-3213 my home, will pick up and deliver. Rea Over 150 units In stock. FREEHOLD MU- iort lime or tut. time. 222 8704, onable price. 842 6294. SIC CENTER, 12 Throckmorton St.. 462- "REFRICERATCTR Call 916 13)1 WCHEfENTTRA CARPENTER AND six. Dinette. Ice box. stora EXPERIENCED" PLUMBER'S HELPC R 4730. VflTH FREEZER, 175 — Full or part-time Must hovr own tool Help Wanted CARPENTER'S HELPER BED ROOM" SET "^TQueVn "Anne wofnui lei, spore lire. S77S. 142.320 nnd Ironsportotlon. 787 0873. LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER twin ceds. sprlnos. mallresiei. bureau i jfprrlented. Coll 74MI4J nltfr A. Situations Wanted Sales 8, Service and mirror, lh. 747-I95B. TWO BOOKCASES - CornbinatTon Vobi Male or Female STARCRAFT CAMPERS net and drawers. Dixie walnul Three New a Used Trocldrs. Mowers. Bicycles. AND TRAVEL TRAILERS Business Notices Help Wanted Male 7470573 7/l38«B 10x16 Tt^NT — Only used twice. Color months old. 774-1715 eveninas. cooled tenl poles ond carrying case. IU) P A I N T I N G A N DM ISC E CL A N E 60 S CAMPER RENTALS 25I-2I73. Male or Female IOBS — Ambitious college students will FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Wellare ond people wllh credit problems More Classified AMERICAN ASPHALT EXPERIENCED na lo work at minimum costs. Coll 671 Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Call AVAILABLE ROCK"GAR"DE"N FOR~SACE"'- YOU pick Mr. Grand, 373 <6II. • BILL LANZARO S Real beauties, small and large sues. Also on Next Page Free Estimates SEWING MACHINE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS M4MAIN ST., MATAWAN Mo-3!] hand wolef pump, antique. Call 6?l-4356. Guaranteed Satisfactory Work OPERATORS DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, odding ma' FINANCIAL chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc RI Reasonable Cast AVAILABLE al bargain prices. New or used. AAC. For any Information EXPERIENCED For -xptriemed Business Opportunities DESK OUTLET, 1709 RI. 35, ookhurst. Call 291-0362 W ANTE D -~~ Coin-Dpefdteo Inunoro rr^ o V 53I-3W0. UNESTITCH Self service preferred. Reply Box K-27Y6O'NC'SPRUC, E nnd"sco'fCrTplN~E CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Maintenance Personnel lie Dally Register, Red Bank. TKF.ES - For tprlng planting. Dig your OPERATORS own. Very reasonable. Manio Form, Tin ELECTRICIAN ""iplZZAS/SUBS/lCC CREAM SHOP""" tori l-'alls, 542-3582. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR • For sale, Wrlle P.O. Box 4, PAINTING Keortsborp, N.J. ABOVE OROUND SWIM POOL — 12x2^ MANY NEEDS! FLOOR HELP GENERAL MECHANIC swim area. 4">deep. Golvanlied. with 4 PAPER°HANGING BUSINESS FOR'SATE"- Boutique redwobd deck all around. Full cover PORTER Indies' drtsses nnd cnsiml wenr Fx- l.oroe Illler. Coil 11800. Otsl oiler ovei (client yolrif) husfness. Need only lo turn 11000. Call evenings. 741-4732, 741-9082. ROBERT CARD holidays PfjnM.inrnt poi.ilion'i. Day slnl! the key to brain operating Spiling person- Adding Macnines any nthoi brnpfit al reasons. Calt WALKER 8. WAI KI£R, Garagej)oors Pearl and oicomima Realtors, l*\ Si)7. Business Opportunities Typewriters Electric Operotors. Rodlo Controls. " Smrjll Home lleprilrs ENTRON INC. BRIDGE SPORTSWEAR CAMf'ER AND nuSIHFSS Fiberglass Doors. Soles ond Service No Jon Too Small Spcriol tons II 79 Morganvllle ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters CollllED^SICKELS. INC 547»1I7 Experily onbroldeV nylon iTso a'Yt'rnnd \'Ml Rm i Avo Wnlk-in van Mot dogs, etc. Cdll any Mn sold, renled. repaired. Serplco's. 101 Mon erollon lor Mentor Cltt/e.i-, 591-1000 ficcptional Opporlunily tll l E0Mll IW Y\t\\ fiflcr :t p.m. 3V9-7BV6. mouth SI , Red lank. 747 0411. Call 872-1666 An Equal Opportunity Employ.r General Contractors SKS! 8BSa" " "* Real Estate Broker Builder CARPENTRY - Remodeiina, panellna. Money to Loan closeti, doors. Odd lobs. Reasonable DALPH A. COLF., Bviider - New homes. rolts 142 4315 Roofing, WE CAN>HCn Tilt: rOUHY In ym To pifitit hitjtily s.ilnhlo Floficf.i Jddllions, alterations and roofs 'lome with o low Intrrest ninrtgnar. Coll prnporliori tor respoclnd public; Call 741 3305 CARPENTER-BUILDER Siding & Insulation SKILLED MACHINIST AND (or details. MELMtfp KLALTY, ft7l iASO, company. Wirto rnnyo ol high Complete home Improvements, ollero Clocks ond 'Inns, additions. Roofing, tiding ;|7 4IM MAINTENANCE MAN quality invonlory Iroin improved A. Guorlno RETAIL INSTRUCTION ncroago lo pliinnod cotntnunitms Watch Repair INSULATION in Disnoy World aroii Wo provicjo Odd Jobs BUSINESS CONSULTANTS r | i|iii./,ili!til II.III'IIK) Mi!i|'nrn.ni SLuhncj W.ii|i", I Ir - .ill ti Pro coining i>f r Ifirrmim e Orode\ ]-'i. |m p.m. (T«n«i* profits Bus In*"-I'M' pn- i td H41 Q\i\ fltnrns nnd qunlMinf, lnii((pf(lt:urfl tenllnl evnlualrrf. •*'••"••• - I 'In I 'iM! • l'"ir.iiiii I'iiin - I'.nil Vili.illi'inri -Concrele Work Swimming Pools .lii'lllnli'l.l/', dO « Vrl rriortt proflrnoir,. Vpty Juijlmsl Painting and Decorating i In May (ni MM comiTiiyrjons' Call 291-3232 c l't\\f \ | or inlnrmtt tILt, CERAMICS. MOSAIC) - Palnllng, PAfN TING, --Brush ond spray. Alto wail // you finality • A(>iil\' ,1/ n COll 946Mf>i -. oy * nlas.lerlng. masonry, concrele, slutco .erlng. Call for fret estimate, (YSOHS Avnilttiiic on \al Wd wsfil fi broker M\o can (ju.ir '.orv Guterl. Fully Iniurea'. 7J» HIS od Schoeilntr l<2 41II Sun, Cffini Qifiilllltil College Musk Mdlar hifj oporntion lo hlqli votumo ifilo*; Any age. Rcoion.ililp ruin l*\ /fl)9 PAPER HANGING QUALITY lor n niulu.'illy piotitahln, long t«rm Diamonds I.I 1>M|IM U II l< IM. 11 llll'i 111 \ I ION NO lob too imoll AIUMf. Al «.( IH-A' W. .jiMi.ontrr rf if)liilion;.hip Wnln AtJflhnr MUM- rttAHK E. wintmo MA1I0M ASJOCIAHJ CM MI.IM; I'tlcillll ls|IIM«IO\ ultS. fr»fer*%1ed (ft Mmimfr tutorlim? Bought or Restyled Waterproofing Leonardo tiin colti/1 f5»0 fidtr U |),m, nihfuq, nnrjirjfinl Hireclor, Viking ll»t uj buy The dianivndi you dcn'l wtarl*-*r"- B. JONES — Palnlina ond waTlpo- Vfo'1* ~"Will it.ia' moth, Irnm (intli RfiHlly Coip , fifi BlACMnrrl AVR~ ir liPus rtslylt them lor you potonolly "'.'"B. fully Insured For free lillmoltl, mitlc to oeorMflty, iilyrlun orttl lilgana niifl, YonkefH. Nnw York 10/04 Ktulillles'.M Ironist. ' [call )H3131 melry. Colin; H(Ml-4»4l. 3S SNTIWES - Pointing N.J.ATTofiT-,: WO ROOMS-Ard both,lurnlihei). $47,500 AGENCY•REALTORS hj« purtlwwd and appraised. 747.3x3 Ingle person. Utilities Included. SEA BRIGHT — Summer rental. Two Optn 7 days, 24 hour service _ 671-9633 TM Hudun Shop, tnc!, SI I Broaa SI ^ CoHMl-eHI LARGE GEORGIAN COLONIAL - For tUircmwry icdroom modern bungalow with ocean ELLEN S. 842-5098 mer Monischewltz estole. Pour baths. Iwo i ROOM»S - UniurnlihtdUnfurnls . air eonel- iMc'h Mo' v »thr27 throo JujJuly »M.. JI0O0. July M- [Jreplaces. Ideal as either home or home Mofe Classified mw. Woll-l911-lo-walo •l carpeting. Bin tWc- Sept. 10. i»00, or tlhg »season< . Refer 110 Ave. ot 1 Rivers ' Rumson ond professional olffces. (59,000. excellent c. Newfco»stop.' LongVancft. JJtJlt t»c«.747-MII. SP!AC i'6u S"ixPAN D E D linonclna. 138 Main St., Occorpor4. Own on Next Page 21MW1,• HOUSUSE FOR RENT - FouFoi r rooms. 1300 HAZELTON RANCH er. J47-7MI. —— . • J—— monthly plujtecvrlty. Pay OLD *=U«NlTURE I An.lau,,-; DOLETOWN — For " Beautiful decor throualiout. Mint condi Houtes For Sale tlwtwwf» orl obitcti ond brlc- wnhouse with spo Realtor tion, Central air conditioning. Five bed Houses For Sale Immedlote coin l«r on " inlng area/ sclsncc kr FAU HAVEN - Four-b.droorb.droom house, rooms, tbree futt baths. FamilY room with >hlnp. Hwtll't, M Eat ocafed In Shadow L unfurnishunfurnishede . 0araanCom/enl4mn.Com/enl4mt to busbus. 842-3200 fireplace, lovely living room and dining r tor 52 and over. I .., KhocjsKhocjs . rriyi j per mo»nti, plus vifii- room, two-car garage. Must be seen. Ask- fh swlmmlna pool, lonnls courts, gi. ! t«l 4 ER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ing 152.900. UxdI Oriental Rugs wrte. ond clutnouse. ore only some of tniifese and Persian le facilities avol latrte privately, ex- Member Inter-City Relocation Service Also Wall Topestrles uslveKr for residents, 24-hour security In Wanted to Rent WATERBURY FRIFOMAN GALL6»lf 5 774.3,4; 1 quiet and beautiful environment. 5U- FURNISHED APARTMENT — For teocft- West River Road Rumson LYNNLE CORPORATION M% 5 to 8 p.m. or weekends. er on) w He trom July 1 fa Sept. Houses For Sale AGENCY Phone 1424342 Houses For Sale, Realtor — 47 Years of Service - Insurer Trading as HREE ROOMS — Fumliiwd. Convenient iXECUTIVti —Wile and two children, 63 Maple Ave. 747-JSOQ Red Bank jcatlon. Suitable for aentleman. .jpnt to leosc 3 or 4-bedroom house, pre- TALL TREES EXCELLENT ssumm ^ 741-1211 fer Mlddletown Thompson School area. Shod* this two-year-old Colonial In Wld- i hTATIfiN 53I-45M or 774-W00 RL — Wishes to shore apartment with Phone (71-3MS. .FLORIDA CALLING! NAN JOHNSON -ie. Molawon. dletown, FMIT bedroomj, JW balhj. c«n. LUI.H I IUIN 'Niw IS the time 10 buy that home, aport- BUYS AND BUYS WE NEED - Five «r sl«, 3-3 bfdroom tral air. paneled family room adloins thelCustom-bullt Little Silver ranch In super •meo), .duplex or Incorrie proMrty. Act, rrom an tnttrc household to a tinalt Phone SU-4H2 imMI Honxs. furnished or unfumljried Hem. Antique lurnlture, jewelry, sllvtr IGHLANDS - 4 and 1 room apartments. frem MS to M50j»r month tor Incomi ImmtdloU cath. Top dollar. 741-BJI. •Shrewsbury Ave., Htalands/WetMays) Full basement. Rill floored attic. Raised TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- MULLANEY 12 S4S «454, weekends ffl 7?M. heorth fireplace. Complete appliances GROW INGYOURHO ME?— Callor TRAINS WANTED"-"uone7,"oroiiyo7iier YOUNG PROFESSIONAL - With wile lovely landscaping. Nice private street write for your compllmtmtory copy ol Ap- kind, new or old. even il you.modi them (•UKNISHEO - Newly dreoroled oporl- COZtNS Short walk to school. 15I.VO0. pleBroak's monthly Homes for Living yourself, or even 11 you only have a lew and child seeks two-bedroom house 01 broken cars. They moy be worth money ti mmt. Nice and clean. Adults. No pefi. W oparfment within lD.(nlle range of Mori- Aoency— Realtors magazine. Offers pictures, prices, de- Realty m«, far Ine ports alone! 4M-I076. Herbert St., Red Bank. wo Elate HMpllal. Coll 747-I1S9 or m- (Formerly Holl Bros.) scriptions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, 4M» otter Sp.rrv - 113 River Rd. 741-7*14 Fair Haven Reollors, 9S0 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 171 IFFICIENCY APARTMEflf*— Security Member Multiple Listing VAN THORN ANTIQUE JEWELRY — TOD coin t 'equired. S28 per week. LES DEUX & DON PONS, 7* RlJtrW Call 495^4! or 174 3I» - fas. K»n,bur. » AGENCY -REALT:RS UNUSUAL SPLIT LEVEL — Mint condl Palr^avtn. TUES.-SAT. 115 741.433™' Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. lion. Large lot. Fireplace. AAld-lhlrlles. EST END — 2Vi lornlitud. Tiled sain. 747-4100 A-RARE-FIND ill kltcheneite, air condlllonlna, Irrrpc*. Jl 7,900. VA no down. RANCH — Three bedrooms, lull base- 901, bus, beach. 2224211. PETS FurnFihed Rooms SELLING??- Ask obogt GUARANTEED ment, attached garage. Low thirties. 3 bedroom ranch, basement, garage, fire- NE-BEDROOM APARTMENT - Egten- FURNISHED ROOMS TOWNE AGENCY SALES PLAN to sell your home. SWAN AND LIVESTOCK iwn. Woll-to-wall carpeting. Alt utlllllM EATONTOWN AREA KEY REALTORS, 142-4550. CAPE COD — Four bedrooms, two baths, place, aluminum siding, brick front, large ild. >200 manthly. 542-1MI. R2-1III ' 739-2400 lull basement. Garaae. hAld thirties. AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES - AKC oom ranch SMALL HOME — Three bedrooms. 75 W. 100x125 landscaped lot. Asking $28,900. 10 RWIitefed, oprlcol males and lemalts, UMSON — 3-room furnished, svllotlf BOOM AND BOARD-Nice room, three _RIVEgrounde R 6AUd by,S beoutl- Thrh , shrubs ond trees. Washington Ave.. Atlanllc Highlands. OCEAN REALTY AGENCY with masks. Black males ond femalti, >r couple. Heal, water. No pels. tiOO mm cotlud meals dolly. 24-hour alien- Livin.Ivlng room wlltwithi tireplacellrti , separate din 701-0137 S4J-1W0 per cent conventional. All buyers. ready 19 tout home Moy 4. MOO. SI3-1J34. lonthly security, year teose. M3-17e5, ion for Senior Clillens. 7)5-5011. Inp room, modern kitchen Including re- Irlgerolor. Finished bosement with bar, Houses For Sole Houses For Sale BEAGLE'— Four years old. Female .ONG BRANCH - Oceanfront. Furnished ALPINE MANOR HOTEL — Rt 1 relrlgerotor. Laundry with new Spayed, fft art utilities oold. J175 monlWy. On* MOT IOOM WITH BATH - Maid service. TV. live area. Low mortgage. JIJ.OOO. 'et K.650. ground pool with all accessories: Asking dren. Coll 170-1714 after 6 p.m. lease and one month security. Call only OS a week. Call Wlndlammer, Sen Bfight. evenings, trl p.m. or Sat., Sun.* 9-2 p.m. $38,500. DAPPLE PONY — Long white mane ond COLTS NECK — Four-bedroom ranch. Asking $32,000 « r appointment. 747-3770. talf. 13 fiands. Rides and drives. Swee REFINED — Business woman, occus- Centrol air. Immediate occupancy disposition. No vices. S300 Includes carl 7ATERFRONT APARTMENTS -ThreO- 170,000. Principals only. 462-4«74. BLUE RIBBON BUY and hornets. 4S2-6477 offer 6 p.m. lomed to nice home, to shore with some. oom furnished apartments. Free TV. No Handy location. References. 717.4,771 • Middtetown. Split level situated on beautiful corner cose. Move In today. NAUTILUS HQMMS For Sale lot with leoturcs galore. Three master slicd bed- GERMAN SHEPHERD - Year aid. AK PARTMENTS. Sea Bright. S42-O50S. NICE FURNISHED ROOM - With kitch- room*, 1's baths, 35' gameroom, wall to woli car- en privileges. Red Bank area. WALK TO TRAIN papers, Mild temper, good yard dog ED BANK — Threi-room aportment. peted living room, dining room ,. . almost forgot . <£ll741-17Wolter4p.m. ! . a pool is includedl Only iO». down lo qualified elloble adults. No pels. References, buyer). Middletown - Colonial in need of paint and THREE MALE BEAGLE PUPS - SI* urlty. Call 741-0421. . ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME — For mo- THE lure adult. Rumson. wteks aid, good stock, us. Coll 642-1530 AOOERN FOUR-ROOM -Unfurnished Asking $35,000 superficial cleanup. 6 bedrooms, formal din- alter 2;3O p.m. parlment. 10 mlnulii Fort Monmoulh. — KIRWAN Ufulls preferred. No pets. Heat and wafer [tOOM- 115. Also room suitable for Iwo, ing room, sun room, basement, 2 car ga- IRISt> SETTER — Femole, IS mouths, upplled. COUNTRY LIVING REAL ES- »l2eactlSshoring, small breaktat t Included COMPANY SUMMER DELIGHT AKC. Housebmken, S75. f*Ri? 542-85O0 or evenings 542-2022. with roomsms.. »»M1»5K . Mlddletown. Pour bedroom, 2 both split situated »n rage, fireplace, large 185'x265' treed lot. Call ofler 4 p.m. 271-1708 REALTORS outstandingly beautiful oversiied lot wilh paneled BEAUTIFUL KITTENS REEHOLD - Furnished three rooms, oamecoom. Central air Ihrouqhout. Features galore Asking $53,000 Need a home. Free. iomforlable. Long/shorl term. In boro. REAL ESTATE includlnp 32' Inground pool wilh diving bocrd, slide leftrences. Colt 462-H31, IN8UROR8 and his and her cabanas. Wall to wall carpet 747-3J20 FOR SALE throughout. An outstanding buy. WATEROOCS - Big boned, block Labr- ONG BRANCH.— Neor West End. ador pups. AKC. 12 weeks old. All shots. hreeroom aparlmenl, furnished. All ulll- Houses For Sale Asking $42,500 Coll 842-159) lles. S175 month. Call 222-7191. PONY — For sale. Needs Intermediate ri MODERN ONE-B60ROOM 1Q%COHVMTIONAI APARTMENT SOMETHING RARE Cimpbeirs Junction Belford CUSTOM RAMBLING RANCH der. Good wltti children. A-welt located, recently built split-l«v«l Mlddletown. Near stores, Chapel Hill area. Three Phone 67I-34S5 urnlshed. New heating. Prlvole «n- Financing Available to Qualified ranee. Hall-block trom beach. Lease, for 332,500. Three bedrooms, both, plus $31,500 large bedrooms, two tull baths, gardener's rtiirv BARN CLEARANCE — 3rd cutting olfolfi .dulls preferred. SI SO monlh. 3 Ocean- powder room, very large recreation SPRAWLING RANCH iaturc eslale. Many extras. Buyers to S60.000 hoy, si per bale. Minimum 10 bales, col ew, Keonsburg. After 5 p.m., 866-1532 or room, enclosed porch. A gorgeous shade Thli modern home in excellent Maximum Mtg.- $54,000. alter 5 p.m. PJ6-8805. 15-1697. condition lituated on over 100' Asking $51,500. MALE SHEPHERD TYPE — Complete!) RUSSELL M. BORUS trstd lot with split rail fencing housebroken. Excellent with children EW LUXURY APARTMENT-Two REALTORS features three hugs bedrooms, a Free to good home. 2220925. sdrooms, two baths, living room, dining 6Q0 River Rd.. Fair Haven modern dlne-ln kitchen formal oom, kitche• " ' n and' potla";i fully air conalconn'-- 747-4533 dining room, tremendous 30* loned. Private gol....f course_.jrs«, tennifennlsi court game room with bar. Attached STANDARD POODLE PUPS - AXQ garage and full basement. As- champion bloodlines, mole and female/ S id swimming pool. Age restriction. JIM tr monlh plus utilities. COLTS NECK sume present 4Vi% APR VA "See The Professionals" weeks, block ond silver, S100. 787-9M3 01 Four-bedroom, tWD bath Colonial In ex- mortgage. S142 per month pays 671-1307. ' Walker & Walker, Realtors cellent condition. Formal dining room, oil Including taxes. wy.35 671-3311 Mlddletown argt living room with tireplace, oil fired hot water baseboard heat. Huge dressing 7B7-55OO PURR n' POOCH area In master bedroom, full basement, BoWM CALL 671-5151 TODAY! AAanasquan and Commercial Rentals attached two-car goroge. Beautifully total- ly wooded lot. Our best buy at u;,fto. New Shrewsbury FFICE SPACE — Approximately 750 sq. ILLMENSEE AOENCY. Realtor ASSOCIATES on Rt. 34, Matawon. Coll 56WOT4 far Hwy. 34 Colts Nick 442-3172 Realtors Inc. Modern bobrdlno facility for pets now In' tails. 8 TINDAL1 RD. MIDDLETOWN terviewlng for managerial positions. Call OLDE SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom Atlantic Highlands 223-3800 tor appointment. OFFICES FOR RENT — Two large rootra ptll level with lovely yard on quiet street. Airport Plni, Hwy. 3t Roberts Bldg. ond bath. Separate entrance. Electric end 291-2100 AIREDALE eaulltully tondscaptdIscaptd. Large family heat Included. Suitable for professional room, wall-to-wolIlI carpetlIna, appliances, (39,900 Male. AKC. Two years. Atlectlonole. it. Immediate occupancy. Hwy 34, Haz- .Reasonable. Call 9464142. sewers, termite guarantee, other extras. rarinroinuurnr •t. Call 214-0404. SJ4,5M. Principals only. Phone 747-4500. PONY FOR SALE — With saddle and ac- [Belter veil Trv Rumion you'll cessories. Seven years old. Very goo VE ARE NOW ACCEPTING - Appll EAST KEANSBURG - Attractive two: love It. Especially this brand new with children, in-iiir. :atlons tor tenants In additional shops at Bedroom ranch. V^ batement. not water 'beautiful designed Colonial. Tills IOU5E ON MONMOUTH STREET. Oc- heat. All rooms paneled. New roof. very tpaclous home oilers corn upency Sept. 842-3949. lorlablc living room, formal din- PEKINGESE PUPPY, — Three month 119,900.717-1112. old, trl-color. S90. ing room, 22' kitchen with dl- *EW PROFESSIONAL OFFICE — Far nene. three king-size bedrooms, 7471350 ent. Cenler of Llncroft, near Brookdols, Houses For sole lomlly size family room. i>^ HUNTER PONY — 14.0 hands. Btickskll :ollege and Garden Slate Parkway.'Can baths, city sewers. Attached ga gelding, 9 years, willing lumper, lavabl 74-lTlO. ;rag«. Mosf prestigious area disposition. 1500. 946t»4. sso.ON? No sfoooo. Hurryt OFFICE SPACE RUMSON. ^ 2S4-7200 SMALL MINI POODLES xcfllent location, suitable for profes- SPLIT COLONIAL 14)0 and up. Coll after A p.m. lonal use, on main flooibor luxury ihl-rlse. 591-9711 Approximately 530 sq.. tfl. Centrally olr| A winding road.,". a water view.. oixlllioiied. Contact: Mr. Link, phone 741- AKC DACHSHUNDS — SIX weeks. FIVI . Redwood sundeck oil masler. males, one female. Five red ond one blacl bedroom. Lovely largo living room ^nd. ton. 747*9736 after 3:30 p.m. EA BRIGHT — Center ot business. TI... inly store available. Phont 842-1794. After with fireplace. Two additional bod- Aberdeen 100'sofPups p.m., 74HM0, ' rooms and two baths. 1 Vi glorious RUMSON COLONIAL -Hours open Sat., Sun., Mon. 10-5 Other days by appt. (Closed Tuts.) LDE FAIR HAVEN — Five-room, two- aores. Worth much moro than Its $34,500 lory oparlment NOW available far shoos. price... $62,500. Four master size bedrooms, two .ESOEUX, 79! River Rd., 741-4337 or full baths, make this lovely Colo- ATTENTION! ! ! nial tho most reasonable priced Air pups'sold April 22nd, 23rd ond 241h MODLETOWN —Corner Hwy andI home In our area. A large kitch- will be sold lor "1 ol advertised price. FAIR HAVEN en, formal dining room, big com- Black Great Danes S1S0. Lassie Farm Co Ihestnut St. Good show room or shop. Ap- fort able living room on this JUST LIST lies S100, Toy Collies 175, Block ond Whin roxlmately 1S00 sq. fl. Year lease, one $44,900 spacious first level. Extras are Border Collies 175, Collie Shepherds »75, ninth's security. 5175 mommy. Call only One of tho best buys around. Split aluminum siding and two car de- Smooth hair Collies $75, Short hair Ter- /enlngs, 4-8 p.m. or Sot.. Sun.* 9-2 p.m. tached goroge. Owner wants a riers S75, German Shepherds 175, Whin Level, three bedrooms, Vh baths. sincere offer. Cull for an appoint- Shepherds 12W, Elkhound'Sheptierds 17. Paneled den with fireplace. Formal ment. St. Bernards K00. Miniature Spaniels s' ROFESS1ONAL OFFICE SPACE silver Wolf Spitz J150, Cock-a-Poos >75 AVAILABLE — All included: heat, air dining room. Convenient to Miniature Police Dogs S75, Beagles (75, ondlllonlng. One office, 1I2S month, 2nd schools and shopping. Room to '8424350 Shaggy Old English Airedales 175, Toy nice, 1135 per monlh. For lurther infor- Shaggy Sheepdogs 5300, Lhasa Apsos (ISO. lotion, contact Country Squire Real Ev Roam on this 200' deep lot. Shlh Tfus 5150, Miniature Eskimos S75. lie, 291-33J6. YOU AND J.P. O'NEILL PUPPY FARM IOST ATTRACTIVE — Professional of- U.S. HVVY 1 Princeton, N.J c^e space available May 5. 520 sq.ft. RAMBLING RANCH j P.S. I Buy Purebred Pups Mondoys Only railing room wilh fireplace. 1250 monthly I tO Hwy. 3«, W. Kuniburi eludes utilities. Call 747-S4S9 after S p.m. ON TWO ACRES BLACK STANDARD POODLE — Femol Four bedrooms, three baths. DREAMER'S AWAKE 2'/i years old. Raised with children. Goo, IFFICE AND SHOP SPACE — For rent. papers. 1511. Coll 449-508S. Oak PI.. Fair Haven. Beaulifullyscaled. Large living $34,990 Coll 642 5551 between 5-7 p.m. Your dream home Is here ond we CHESTNUT GELDING FOR SALE — In room den, fireplace. Woods, trees have It. A towering space age good condition. Low price to good home. FFICE — On Rte 35, Mlddletown. Rent, .... abundant landscape to enjoy. Mlddletown Split with country Coll alter 7 p.m. 238-1519. >S per month. Includes furniture, all utlll- One of Fair Haven's finest kitchen, tour bodroonn, l'/j t%. telephone answering service. Call baths, game room, oversize at- LEAVE YOU FlfEE — Haif'slom'esVTtTitensTfoiii 71-9100. $65,000 tached garage. All situated on a mates, one female. Litter trained. SM bjoutlfully landscaped 125x175' weeks old. Call 741-3699. treed lot. Extras include washer- Houses For Sale NEW ENGLAND dryer, re.rlgerotor-freeier. Remember the time you sold your last home corporation personnel directors from coast SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES- Pu Slunnlng home in mint condition. rebred. No papers. Asking 575, Call 78 CHARM Call for appointment. and you gave the listing to a second cousin to coast. 6811 evenings or weekends. HOLMDEL - COLTS NECK Three year old Colonial. Magnifi- FREE KITTENS — Three while and mre cent lines ... lines! construction.' of a friend who happened to be In the real Your home is seen by over 150,000 home- while and gray. Six weeks old. Good view of open river. Five bed- estate business? Call 542-0243 otter 4 p.m. AREA owners and prospective homeowners. KITTENS— Pan Iralncd. rooms, lit baths. Den with lire- THE KIRWAN Ready to 90. • LOW TAXES place. Luxury living for the large A professional order taker who visited you In addition we advertise in over ten differ- Call G42-O03I family for only $60,700. COMPANY one evening with pen and contract in hand, ent newspapers every single week of the ITALIAN GREYHOUND — Ftmule. Flv! • EXCELLENT SCHOOLS months. AKC. Toy slie. Paper trained Member of 3 Multiple promising you his company would treat year. Shots. Info cheerfully given. 431-3449. • CONTROLLED HOWARD DEXTER ASSOCS. Lilting Services/Ads Sub- 'your home like it was their only listing? SIAMESE KITTENS - Two loyoble feet to Gov't. Approval week-old mails. Chocolate Point and L REALTORS Our marketing and advertising department loc Point. Shall. Papers. 946-8781. GROWTH 21 E. Front 81., Had Bank Quilifled Buyers/Terms Unfortunately, in many cases it really was. knows which homes will sell best In which Carefully selected what we feel aro 747-2701 Approx.lCall us collect! Apartments prime Ifffings from our complete file of Hours later he left with signed contract in geographic areas, so our advertising dol- properties in the Holmdet-Colti Neck area for your scrutiny. hand never to be heard from again. lars are all wisely spent. HOLMDEL LINCROFT That never happens at Sterling Thompson We also carefully screen all Inquiries so you BEAUTIFUL four-bedroom New Eng- MONMOUTH COUNTY OFFICE Associates, where we don't just list you and GREEN GROVE land Colonial situated fin a dead end see only qualified buyers, not just Sunday cul-de-sac. £slale-lik« landscaping, EXCLUSIVES leave you. central air conditioning, large BERG lookers. screened-In porch. A must to see ot tnli price. 159,900. First, our professionally trained Sales Asso- APARTMENTS •ERB craltsmamhlp. good toite, Finally our Sales Associates are available and custom workmanship abound In ciates will assist you in determining the this large four-bedroom center hoi I Co- for consultation on any offer you may re- lonial located on ore of the most Heavi- market value of your home. Efficiency ly wooded acres In Holmdel. Among '34,500. *36,900 ceive on your home, day or night. the outstanding featurei ore centrol olr BEAUTIFUL One-bedroom conditioning, a laro< living room with A REAL Offering small suggestions, such as trim- When it's your most valuable possession French doors, leading to a brick patio, AREA two-bedroom fireplace, built-in wif bar, den wilh ex- ever an extra large mint condition SLEEPER ming the front lawn or retouching some you're selling, it's good to have a helping posed beamed ceilings and fireplace. anctt appeared, this is It, large living Extra fine four bedroom really over- Larae sitting parlor and a host of other room with Mreploct. eat In Kitchen, sized split. Large living room, dining painted areas, which could be worth thou- hand at your side. extras too numerous to mention, Call tiled bath, three massfve bedrooms, area, otlractlve kitchen, Hi tiled balhs, W Greengrove Ave., Key- tor an appointment at $71,000. family room, full basement with '/i comfortable family room, partial base- sands to you, and the possible difference port. Managers Office. Soth, attached garage, 75x125 fenced ment, attached garage, one acre of well So If It's a professional order taker you are 'Apartment 34. Call 264- landscaped grounds, a very dlillncllve kept grounds, sewers. See il now, real between a quick sale and you owning two COLTS NECK neighborhood. value for the lucky buyer. looking for, call that second cousin of a 11846. homes for many months, is another auto- BEAUTIFULLY wooded one acre ALL BUYERS ALL BUYERS friend. building lot with water view. 123,000. CONVENTIONAL TERMS matic part of our listing services. Two blocks east Rt. 361 EXCEPTIONALLY large five-bedroom FHA/VA TERMS Colonial. One ol our lines! custom buil- But if you want a Realtor who will not just |ond Middle Rd. der's model homes. The extremely fine Then every listing we sign appears In MON- craftsmanship in this home muit t>s list you and leave you, call Sterling Thomp- seen to be appreciated, specifically MOUTH MOODS, our monthly county ori- Ittrm such as ilnte foyer, chair rail son Associates, a member of three multiple moldings, celling dental moldings, pep ented magazine which Is distributed to wood oak flooring In den, beamed ceil- listing services with four offices covering ings, brick tlraplcKQ. naturally stained *43,000 40,000 County residents and 1001) leading woodwork, custom cabinets and much WORKOUT *61,900. over 250 square miles. more. Well over I60O sq. (t. of living YOUNG ipnce. Heavily wooded acre plus. We OF HOME? sincerely feel possibly under the mar- Lawyer? Surveyor? Insurance? Engl- HOLMDEL BEAUTY ket at m, 500. neer? Location of home desirable 'or VU acres of rustic Holmdel property BEAUTIFUL live-bedroom ranch nest- home/business use. Very young bl-lev- holds this fabulous young til-icvcl. over- led in toll, toll trees, or) an old, perhaps el, three lurai bedrooms, extra large sized living room wilh fireplace, formal NOW RENTING the prettiest street In all of tht ex- living room, formal dining room, sci- dining room, very altroctlve Kitchen, clusive Cloverhlll itclion. Zimmer built ence kitchen, recreation room with four master ilie bedrooms, two full home, featuring two-zone healing and tireplace, V/i tiled baths, paneled of- tiled baths, pone I pi fumlty room with Sterling Thompson Associates PIRATES COVE cjlr conditioning, exceptionally large fice, attached garage, 100x222 land- tlreplur.e, ?'/? cor attached (jaruoc cull Monmouth B«ich, N J. living room and formal dining room scaped property. Call for appointment. now (or more details. with on Incomparable view of virgin ALL BUYERS ALL BUYERS "On tht Shitwibury fl/wr" wood land, two flrtplacei, and perhaps REALTOR A now concept In Town Houso thi largest family room we hove itin CONVENTIONAL TERMS CONVENTIONAL TERMS In recent months. This home Is a mint Aparlmonts I & 2 bedroorra wilh to see. If you or* looking lor (lie ex- all utilities Private Swim Pool, Ca- ceptional. Listed at M/.W0. M2 NEWMAN SnmGSRD. We're Growing just as fast as Monmouth County, bnnn, Iwo tonnia Courla Aircnndl- . tinned. All ulHiliofi iiicludod. Rom HOLMDEL-COLTS NECK IMCMTT $300 per monlh to $3B0 por THE REALTORS 842-4300 month May-Juno occupancy AREA SPECIALISTS N J's L iircjcmt Enchnlm Rnnlal AQOIU CARL P. lloal Cstalo flroknts MIDDLETOWN MATAWAN MARLBORO RUMSON ' f'monaluod Scivim " OFFICE ZELLERS OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE Dally 9 9. Sot. »5un. 10-7 Bragar REALTORS Ads apply to qualified buyer*. 340 Hwy 35 20 Hwy 34 Rts 79 & 520 Main SI. Holmd«l,N.J.| AG All payments approximate. 45W.RJv«rRd. A Dlvlilen ot Berg Enlerprlwi. Inc. 671-2500 946-4443 566-0400 946-4466 747-0900 LEGAL NOTICE He»um For Seal* Mous** Far Sol* Tht; bally Rtr^i r, fttd HaHk.-MJMteUrvm, N.J. Friday, M,IM2 AND HDUSUS For Se : Houses For Sale Hwsts For Salt THE BERG AGENCY LOCATION FRANKLY ATLANTIC REALTORS , ,. .irnir. aT'o rfcflutar fiMtttnfi jfv# We're oul of adiectives. Must be seen HIGHLANDS A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. •trtrt, Itwtl or«t lor the tut- Li»in« Four bedrooms, two baths, puneled yumi Lovely four bedroom, two-bath bi-leve' room wlh llrAloct. Ulnlr* room, den. Ml TownsWp Hall. Crawlontt C«rMr-f. room, in ground p&ol, 16x32. with divine Gorneroomwith fireplace. Hoi waler NEW SHREWSBURY SPLIT LEVEL ™n Hood. Holmott, ««w JirWi ffl* jboard and cobanas. Ceniroi air. Bncl baseboard heat, two-car attached garagfc $34,900 for a oome room, pcroat. woowa musi l» submitted In tut rnonntr irancc. Attached garage, rear vard tycl HJRtvtr Rd. 741-74874I 6 Foir Haven and lorm as called lor In tt» InttrucllooS one fenced, excel'tnl sioraye. Near NY room, I'/j baths, one-car attached garage. All this on an MtmUr Multiple Llstin8 to bidders and must b« occam^omtdjiv bus. m#X THE EDWARD A. HANLON oversized lot. •osh or o certified check In ll» omounroi $27,500 il leost 10 per cenrol *e Md erlct s»k- Realtor ALL BUYERS, EASY TERMS mltud. it bids ore lubmilltd In accor- ALLAIRE-FARROW 842-0110 FIRST TIME OFFERED dance wilh Propowl A. II bids art sub- AGENCY BROOK rnrM-brtroom rancher on mirtlied lot. milled in accordance witn PfOMloi 8 ol REALTORS .13 I $38,900 Features spacious living room, eol-in me terms ond condillonj. me bid m»«l be Hwy 35, 5 Corners, Middletown 671-2590 AGENCY kitchen, lormol dining room, ond part al iccomponled by cosh or certified cnei* to Brood SI., Red Bank 741-M. 79I-U1/ Anne E MtCuily, Realtor SUPER SPLIT bosement. Low taxes. onO convenient lo- he omouni ol S1.0OO00. Checks shall tie CONTEMPORARY HILLSIOE RANCH ?v First Ave. Atlantic Highlands collon. Moke this a home to see! Mony oovable to the Townsnip of HolmtW. This A FOREST " extras too numerous to mention! holl be ot a guaranty that the bidder will Custom built execu five residence SPACIOUS AND NEAT enter Into a contract ond'or leas* arid tur- Gracious appointments. Family room Of toll trees and shrubs assures near lofol Houses For Sale Houses For Sale nlsh an acceptable statutory performance kitchen has pegQCd tloor, beamed ceiling. privacy tor "us contemporary home in This pampered beauty features three master sized bed WEST LONG BRANCH "^ bond il his bid Is occepted. Accompanying brick wall fireplace with raised hearth. Little Stiver. Center holl, huge living FAIR HAVEN rooms, formal dining room, living room with cathedral LeonarcfAgency each bid shall be a certificate from a su- ond fabulous view (rum bo/ window. 50' room-dining room with cathedral ceilings, rely bondinj company ogreelng to lurnljh balcony otf dming room and majter bed eat in Kitchen, family room, three bed Gracious Spacious Living ceiling, country Sized kitchen, paneled recreation room, EXCLUSIVE BROKER A new community with excellent schools. Spacious two-Year-old Colo- Bt 35 MldKlelowil. N.J. [he Township of Holmdel. II awarded tne room, ??' dtn,. n, 38'' pomgome room aannd 20" ooms, Y,i baths, central air, double go 1 i46,QOQ. Call now. minutes away from beaches, golf, tennis nial. Conventional dining 'A tiled baths, one-car garage, dead end street. Many ex- (I i-mlle south of Two Guys) -ontroct wilh a performance bond in oc- workshop. Wine celfar, Four bedrooms.i--•- — - '6'nrr'a F ndparkway. :ordonce with the specifications. Large 6% assumable mortgage available —s —y MUf' il I i room, three large bedrooms, 671-9633 to qualified buyer. Transferred owner r t \ g La Each home built for the discriminating IV2 baths, full basement and ALL BUYERS, EASY TERMS The Township of Holmdel reserves Ihe anxious for quick sale. Call for appoint-1 I I I g r^ myer. Separate kttchen, dinette with AM Buyers. Easy Terms Ighf to relecl any ond all bids II deemed ment J7S,5W478,500.. ^^ V^ mmm* !•« attached garage. Offered at o be in the twit Interesit of tti* Township DO YOU LIKE it• Holmdelr.wxouE . The* Townshi, ,.,.lipp oofl HolmdeHolmdell flyr- Agency—tteoltors quarry stone entry holl, wall-to-wall fire- $41,000. Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 '" .. vn-.••_L_U_, ,s-[j- tor RUSSELL M. BORUS (Formerly Hall Bros.) Iplace, format dining 1 large living 671-1000 her reserves the right to hold all bias NEAAETH & Middletown RIVER OAKS? conttMraiion fo' r o'oerlodnolleriad not too excee*XC d REALTORS 3 River Rrl. 741-76B4 Fair Have" onal all purpose "mother-in-law" room, Overlooking the pond In Fair Hoven Is o hlrtv 130) days from the dote Of receiving 600 River Rd.. Fair Have - Member Multiple Listing eporate laundry room, Th baths, two-car Colonial, two veort youno. Three bed 5* liformallon tor bidders ond proma. 747-4531 NICOLETTI Houses for Sale Houses For Sale rooms, IVi botlis. large eot-ln kitchtn, liv RED BANK-RUM SON AND MIL E jaroge ond full basement. arms moy be obtained In the ofllce of Ihe AROUND - Multiple Listing*. Send (c FAIR HAVEN BUY AGENCY Ina room, dining roomoom, , aulaundry ott kitch- Township Clerk ol Ihe Township ot Holm- One Look Is Worth More Than Words $69,500 en, , basemenbasement. FFenccedd in yardrd. Here II odel" Holmdel Township Hall, Crawford: free catalog or moaesf homes, forms, pa 7mple1ely remodeled Dutch Colonial Realtors buy for Ml.000. . lotial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- ,.th great charm. Huge living room. For- JUL- your wife sometWne sexy toslee p In. b f Ml000 Corner-Everett Road, Holmdel. New Jer- apje, lofs, business opportunities. mal pining room. Three tremendous bed- EASTERN WOODS 102 W. Front St. FAIR HAVEN Fabulous four-year-ofd four-bedroom sey, between the business hours ol ? o.m. rooms, I1,) bgttis. Lovely sunroom. Two- home tn fashionable Colts Neck. The ultl- Woods Rd.-Off Parker Rd., Red Bank $36,000 mat* In Early American decor. Two fire- RAY STILLMAN car garage. Don't delay. Only J3V.V00. West Long Branch AADAMS del Township Holl, Crawlords Cbrner-Ev- 741-2240 Lovely home, beautiful places plus all tht amenities you would eretl Road. Holmdel. New Jersey, be- Realtor 239-9095 741-1300 expect in a home offered at 169,500. AGENCY -REALTORS DIRECTIONS: Monmouth Rd. (South) Io lot. Living room with fire- Open 7 days. 24 hour service tween the business hours ol 9 a.m. and 4 "Our S4lh Year" first street past (Turner Nursery) Parker W8 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741 8/-0C VAN HORN rtRd. J , turd. . n. . right_ ._ 1.1, continu— *- ... I'. e. _t Aoh enn.,d J an _«vd isign slHrt! l rPOR W T AAONAAOUT0 1 1H place, dining room. Almost ""• JOHN P. WAOINGTON Eastern Woods. 1 ^ ' 'W"" " ' $35,900 842-5098 AGENCY - REALTORS new eat-in kitchen. Four PricePriced (or lh« workin man"* pockelbook 110 Ave. ot 1 Rivers Rumson Holmdel Townlhlp Clerk OCEANPORT — Beautiful roiifti, Hou 50 Open 7 days. Call 1A hours a doy. Space-saving house, efficiently laid oul for bedrooms, two baths, full A greeaat home value. Thihis welwelll kept ColoCoo* April J] _ _ _ •If- bedrooms, two baths, living room, dinirt! COLTS NECK comfortable living. Two bedrooms, one room, fireplace, cat-in kitchen, dm, en 747-4100 niol ffeueaturet e s tthreh eb bedoosbedrooms,, tVtV ibt bathsbah ,sFAIR HAVEN-565,000 COUNTY OF MONMOUTH 'GO yeor old five-bedroom, four-bath, cen- both, living room. A bargain. , . basement with playroom. There I s a sepQratte didinini g room, beameb d closed fiorrri. gameroom. two-car garage. B04 River Rd. Foir Haven ONLY 1)9,000 STATE OF NEW JERSEY Many O'trm. All large rooms. Mo agen er rial! Colonial. Everything tor those Sewers. Wolk lo schools, celling living room, pone led den plus Spacious Ranch NOTICE TO OIOOCRS involved - Save commission! Coll owne who appreciate a truly authentic house, shopping and transportation, oversize garage and shed. Asking $35,900, Nicely landscaped Nollct Is hereby given thot sealed Bids alter 6 p,m , J22-4368. FREEHOLD 12" to 16" wide board floors In excellent MONMOUTH BEACH •ill be received by the Board of Chosen condition. Fireplaces In IIvino room, din- VA/FHA terms available. Most of two acres :reeholdirs. County ot Monmouth, New PORT 'WfjN WI'OU'T H~-- YlI K900. t on Ing room, den and two bedrooms. AM $45,900 Overlooking Shrewsbury River, Beach Call now. $36,000. is wooded Jersey and opened and read In public In fractors'or handyman. Older homo anc BEAUTIFUL large rooms. Heated sunporih. Maid's or You could be living here Instead cf |uii loom No. 300 In the Holl ol Records. sforoijc ijaroge on 75x100 fof in nice sec guest room wilh kitchen and bath. Very rights. For the discriminating buyer. An driving by admiring this custom bull Four bedrooms, 3 boths Two bedrooms, two botrts, two-story. Fan adventure In living by ftie seaf New — Wain Street, Freehold, New Jersey on tion. Cfcun but needs heat, both. etc. Hur tostlc kitchen. desirable location. Mature shade trees. rancti. Large (ivlng room wMh ffreptoct MAY 2, lv/2 at J:00 P.M. prevailing time rv. only 111,900. CHATEAU REALTY Five acres planted In holly. Small burn four bedrooms, Vh baths, living room, HILLTOP RANCH formal dining room, king size kitchen Paneled den dining room, family room, two-tor go- lor the CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE Reel F- Male. 23i Carr Ave., Keansburg $24,900 and out buildings. Just reduced lo 190,000. Secluded yet convenient. paneled family room. Three bedrooms REDDEN AGENCY CURBS AND SIDEWALKS, ASPHALTIC 787-58B-I II.LAAENSEE AGENCY, Realtor rage. Master crofted home. Liv- wo boths. wall-to-wall carpeting. Mint Realtor PAVEMENT AND DRAINAGE AT THE Castro Realty Agency ONLY H1.500 condition. Offered at $45,900 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank NTERSECTION OF THE MIDDLE- 807 Broadway w. Long Branch ing room with brick waM OWN-LINeReFT, DWIGHT AND NUT Houses For Sale NEPTUNE -- .-.- WINDJAMMER REALTY CO. 741-9100 222 8800 Colonial, only eight years young, Four raised hearth fireplace. WAMP ROADS, MIDDLETOWN TOWN- : bedrooms, l'/j balhs, party size lamtly Beamed celling dining room. Evenings 7«-37» SHIP, MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW room. Science kitchen, two-car attached MIDDLETOWN INCOME PROPERTY - garage, 100x100' lot. Cyclone fence. Many $29,500 Large custom Kitchen. Three ARMSTRONG Complete specifications, form of bid. FAIR HAVEN Two all-year-round homes. Two bed- AGENCY-REALTORS FAIR HAVEN-NEW LISTING contract and bond tor the some prepared r extras. Call now, can't tas!. Owner soys "SELL" this lovely four-bed- OOd-slzed bedrooms, 2 V; US Prospect A»e. 741-4500 LUtleSllver OR THE FRUSTRATED rooms, living room, kitchen, ond porch room Sun Ranch featuring living room -,..,,_s! new Colonial In excellent neigh- by Jamei P. Kovacs, Inc. Consulting En- INTERIOR DECORATOR! each. Large for. Sewers, Excellent condi- with fireplace, eat-In kitchen, one-car go- aths. Huge rathskeller borhood. Three laroe bedrooms (master gineer are on tile In Ihe ollice ol sold En- "ion and orpa. Conventional buyer. Princi- PALACE bedroom 20x111 IV>Twins, spacious living [ineer ot Ten Eait Moln Street. Freehold, Really Associates rage, and located In one of Middletown's room with fireplace. Many lals only. 129,800. 787-1070. nicest areas. Some ol the many fine fea- room, formal dining room, 5J«13 deluxe lew. Jersey end at the ollice ol the Coun- Tlli'. could be your own dream house. M HAZLET"—"BVaVmui^dccoroteTspiVt. Member SMLS • Realtors extras. Excellent kitchen, all appliances Included. Large v Engineer, and copies may be obtained is (.normlng. Has had many molor Im- Rt. 3S, Neplune tures ore hot water baseboard heating 1l Large fenced lot. Three bedrooms, UJ city sewers, and exceptionally large lot SSSSN SPANISH rear yard, partially fenced. Priced to set by prospective bidders during business provement. Ju^t needs your own spe- Across Irom Channel Lumber 1 available. Possible trade-in. baths, den, extra large kitchen, gortiqe, Must be seen lo be appreciated, Don quickly al 541,000. tours, upon application and payment of a cie) tourfi. Tour bedrooms. Two baths. appliances. Near ever/thing. Like new. 988-4400 » ol Twetil»T»20.00) Dollars, poyoole to Llviny room with llrtploce. Dining wait on this one! Call now, we have key PROVINCIAL "37,500. Owner, 264-4670. ^ ___ The ihe Monmouth County Treasurer unlll •«« room. Hire Kitchen. Basement porhally $59,500. RUSSELL M. BORUS hours prior to thetlme set for the opening I HOLMDEL-TREES fmr-hed. Greol location. S36.OOO, ri77cTb"rr^"s~piTne i'c"i. Three bed- WMh three loroe bedrooms, REALTORS of bids. No refunds will be made. - AAcGOWAN, RYAN 1 600 River Rd., Fair Haven rooms, two full boths, new wall-to-wall I Leonard Agency I /] baths, living room with 747-4532 Bids must be made on standard propos- porch, patio, many extras. 139,900, 741 bedroom,2'/j-baIn Colonial features full EXCLUSIVE BROKER Realtors beautiful stone fireplace. al forms In the manner designated and re- 1560. basement, two-car garage, central air. Rt. 35 Mlddlelown, N.J kitchen with breakfast nook, COLTS NECK quired by the Specifications; must be en- beamed and paneled family room wifti C/i-mlle souffi of Two Guys) 234 River Rd. Red Bank surtroom, screened porch, closed In seoled envelopes bearlng.lMe DOWSTRA fireplace, an electric kitchen wlirt dish- 747-3000 patio, full basement. Lovely PIEDMONT FARMS name and address of the bidder, deslona- Houses For Safe washer and self-cleaning oven. 169,500. 671-9633 -ounds with many trees. Just tlng Ihe name ol the bid on the outside, AGENCY-REALTOR Models Open Dolly Call 739-2090 All Buyers. Easy Terms RUMSON — Choice, convenient, residen- Blied at 144,900. addressed to the Board ot Chosen Free- 91 E. Front St. Red Bank FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP tial locale. Modern Colonial, Fireplaces tn holders of the County ot Monmouth and living room ond family room, formal din- .Colonials and Ranches accompanied by the following: 741-4700 FOR REAL SERVICE FAIR HAVEN-NEW LISTING - Charm BRIAR HILL RANCH Maximum living, minimum housekeeping. ing room, Kiicnen wirn dinette oreo, game A. FRED AAAFFEO 1. A cerllflcale (consent of surety} Inn four-bedroom Cape Cod situated on r From $57,900 IN REAL ESTATE Three bedrooms, wall-to-wall corpetlnr - room,four bedrooms, 2V» baths, hot water Realtor beautifully landscaped hall-acre lot. One Una Ir baseboard gas fired heat, porch, potlo, at- ; Immediate Occupancy from a reputable Insurance Company block from river. Living room with fire- tlvlng room, dining room ond hall. Prroteso - ! Rl. 34 Vi-mlle south ol Rt! 5», right on cerlllvlna to the tact thai it the bid- sionally finished basemen! with fireplace tached overslied heated two-car garage 569 River Rd., Fair Haven Consult a place, dining room, modern kitchen, two loTQe format plot. Hi,500. ' Clover Hill Rd., Lett on Tulip Lane. aer Is successful, a surely bond will Member of baths, full basement. Screenecl-ln porch Most motor appliances. Two-car garage. 741-9333 Model Home v«JS« Evti M3-WW1 be filed tor the performance ot the Principals only. 554,900. 747-5313. Situated on a lovely landscaped lot. contract. Red Bank Aiea Priced riant tooJ U0M0. RUMSON - Very desirable living area. COLTS NECK 2. A certified check drawn lo the order MLS MIODLETOWN — Spacious eloht-room Split level Colonial. Living room, formal at the Monmouth County Treasurer mL spilt on large landscaped lot. Four bed- BEN ALPERN dining room.electrlc kitchen, large pan- In an amount not less Ihon ten per rooms, two baths. Basemcnl and garage. eled den has a fireplace, three bedrooms, PAUL R. STRYKER COUNTRY ESTATE cenl (10%) ot Ihe amount bid but not QUALITY two baths, large screened parch, hot air LOVELY SIX-BEDROOM COLONIAL ON Being sold under markel value, 535,9S0,, REALTORS REALTOR to exceed Twenty Thousand Dollars. BOB GRIMM AGENCY, 4iS9 Hwy 3S,Nfi W. Main St. oil fired heat, attached twa-car garage HOLMDEL, N.J OVER FOUR ACRES. EXCELLENT V/2 acre formal plot. 142,500. ROUTE S3 AREA. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY and be delivered at Ihe place ond on the Molawon, 566-8400. Call 462-6464 (46-4144 hour above named. GREAT VALUE AT UJ.TO0 The right Is reserved lo relect any or olf SPECIALS MIDDLETOWN SPLIT, Three RUMSON — Convenient established vicl Houses For Sale HOLMDEL COLTS NECK bids If deemed to the Interest of Ihe Coun- bedrooms. Iwincj room with fire- nlty. Custom built Cape Cod. Living room J. D. ROCHE ty ol Monmouih lo do so. has a fireplace, kitchen with dinette orea Older Colonial on IS acres. Five bed- pi rj c 0. dining room, don. Iwo bedrooms, one both, stairway to ex-rooms, l'/i balru. 20x40 In-ground pool, 14 4623741 Colls I By order ot Ihe Board ol Chosen Free- LEONARDO INCOME Under S60,000. we offer this new listing holders ot the County ol Monmouth. screened porch, unfinished- I pandable attic, full deep basement, hot air Asking U?,9W HAZLET — ImmoculolImmocuo e four-bedroobeo m Two lame aparlments, twn bedrooms with central air, enclosed porch, tour oil heat, large screened porch, detachei splilit on targt e treetdd tottottt.. IV^ bathsbtathsh .L LorLorgg i JOSEPH C. IRWIN. in coch, fcroe rooms, good return, Ask- room, hot wafer heat, qamqe, KEANSBURG > farge bedrooms, Vfo baths. Nicely land- oversized two-car garage, two slree Ranch on ?.<) acres. Four bedrooms tworecreatioti n room. Eaf-lEfln kitchenen. FormFormaal Director urn S.I?.900. I Six room, two story houso. Vacant scaped. Within walking'distance 1o fronts, formal plot, boths, fireplace, den, In-ground pool dining room. Full price, 134,000. VA ond WILLIAM L.ULRICH. double Io!. minutes from Fled schools and shopping. UUIMJ, I Furnished S12,9O0 I S6S.500. FHAlerms available. April 21 ' .jiKs ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Bank. S'ivv. Builder ond owner selling. TUESDAY, JUNE ^1972 FOR QUICK SALE MIDDLETOWN SPLIT - On well lond- , • r•> D/-ie-r IT NEEDS WORK between the hours of 7 a.m. ond 8 p.m., DplitatcsM^n wilii excellent living quar- tached garage. $45,500. scaped corner lot. Three moster-ilied LINCKUr I for the purpose of conducting the Primary ters, large lot, fine location. Seller go- ONE STORY bedrooms. Living room, dining roonl.ljusl In time for this delightful, cenlroll BUT "WOW" WHEN EATQNTOWN-WOODMERE — I hree bedroom ranch, two baths, halt acre, Election for the nomination of candidates. ing to Florida Sd5,000. | Heot. Vacant. Reduced to modern kllchen, l'-i boths Lorae potlo nlr conditioned, five-bedroom, 2'/i-bal wllh grill. Many extra! Included. AskingUpjlt level In excellent condition ond loco- YOU:RE FINISHED Beautifully landscaped, brick patio. Large Said Primary Election wtll be held Jn HOLMDEL COLONIAL, lour S16,500 In River Oaks Is this Individual Colonla rooms, basement. All appliances Included. said municipality for Ihe purpose of norrll. BI-LEVEl MI,W». 741-V52I. Principals only. Mon. Just rljhl lor family IM/IB ond tn- naffnfl: iTTri c eii HCTO i- » r«H A/,U h. .. hoyment. Beautiful grounds. Immediate overlooking Ihe river from the bedroom Many extras. 147,900. 54i*«l3W or 544-1567. bedrooms, 2\'i balhs, den, liv- salcony. Three bedrooms, dining room, 5-7 p.m. Electors of President and Vice-Presi- nt finw Hirer bed- ing room, dining room, base- LITTLE SILVER — Cape cod doll nouse.lLft,._„!.,. .c7 rftn " kitchen, den, two-cor attached goroge dent ne. A real buy. Two bedrooms, enclosed porch, oaroge. Possession. 552.500. Delightful closed-ln patio off porcfi, beau- ARTIST'S HIOEAWAY - On stream A United Slotes Senator ment, double garage, central Fully carpeted. One block to train and . ,-.._. _ ... .,._,-. 'Itut shrubs. The executrix is asking Magnificent trees atlord complete prl< A Member of the Mduse of Represent a air conditioned, on Cul-de-Sac, WEST KEANSBURG 1741-684bus. M;n8 or y842-3838 extras. . J28.M0. Principalsonlv- LITTLE SILVER 150,000'"'™ . ' vocy. Cottage with tireptace. Handy loco ves .,-. *>& mint condition inside and. out. | Two bedroom ranch, only S13001 iDreom house hunting? Everything you tion.'Over acre. Mos' unusual. Askinj Two Members of the Board of uioscn CAU 291-3232 Houses For Sale " icould wont In this spacious tour-bedroom W5.000. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker freeholders (or the County of Monmouih $59,900. i down. 30 year mortgage to quali- SVi-bolh Colonial. Almost new. Large llv ADAMS Eotontawn, 542-1103. and tor the following Municipal offices: fied buyer. -•. $23,300 Ing room and den with antiqu. „-e -bric -k fire- AGENCY • REALTORS Two Coundlmen for the fijll term Df place, oversize closets, selt-claaninq oven, TWO-FOR-ONE - Three bedrooms, tor Ihree years each fenced rear yord. Excellent location lor Open 7 doyi, 24 hour service mal dining room, eat-In kitchen, plir Said Primary Election will be held tor QUALITY GEORGE S.5CHANCK schools and commuting. Call to see.t QAn civio three-room cottage. 542,SOO. CROWEL Ihe purpose ot nominating persons-of, the S59.(ioa. ! 84^-5098 AGENCY, 7*1-4030. respective parlies to the offices above C. D£ LUCIA AGENCY lltO Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumson REALTY ASSOCIATES AGENCY-REALTOR Realtor RUMSON - J'j-bath expanded ranch mentioned, aod olsp to elect one male ond GEORGE A. OeLORME II Marine Pork 812-4118 one female member from each election 37 Church SI. RedBonki HOLMDEL Beautiful jalousied parch, cozy den, airdistrict In Monmouth Courtly as ftAerribcrs Realtor 8 Linden PI. conditioned. New eat-Cn science kitchen Keansburg, N.J. of the Monmouih County Executive Com- Red Bank, N.J. Four-bedroom Colonial. Two both*. Pow Well landscaped 1V> acres. Schools wlthir mittee for each ol the two mo)or political HWf 36 LEONARDO NEED MORE Ctr room. CenUai air conditioning walking. 643-4064. $85,000. parties (Republican ond Democratic) 6no 787-4424 5cr«ned porch. Basement, Twtj-cor ga- NEW SHREWSBURY - Threc-year-ol ihe following number of Delegates 10 (r\e Evenings 291-2800 747-0397 National Convention: Member MLS Whin Buying & Selling KIDSPACE? rage. Walking distance to school and ranch, 2Vi acres. Throe bedrooms, tw< stores. Low taxes. Just on market full baths, living room, dining room, eat REPUBLICAN • ; Sundays. 747-4088 ConiullYour Who doesn't! This four-Dearoom, I'-Vbath 159,900. Northern Monmouih spacious spilt gives you that and more! in kitchen, full basement, garages. Ex 10 Delegotes-of-Lorge Multiplf Lilting Huge gome room, attached oversized one- tras. Alter 5 p.m., 54J-1774. S48.50O. 10 Alternate DelegoTes-ol-Large •- • Broker, Icar garage, many extras. On large beou- 3 Dlslrid Delegoies Refer Io yellow pogei under ReoJ Et- IIHfully landscaped lot, in lovely residential COLTS NECK MATAWAN BOR'O - Custom ranch 2 Alternate District Delegates tote. ^ area. Owner relocating ondasklng three bedrooms, basementt, garage DEMOCRATIC JW.990. "New" live-bedroom expanded ranch S33.90O. Sterling McCann. R eel Estatt 7 Delegotes-ol-Laroe Three balhs. Family room. Fireplace Broker. M6-96&6. Basement. Two-cor garage. Select youi 2 Alternate Deiegotes-ot-Large color schemes. Most pleasing country-if tieMATAWAN — slrofhMrc"', three bedroii 6 County Delegates . SPANISH BEAUTY PAUL P. BOVA area. "One-Acre". Only one of Its klna Colonlol. 2'.3 baths, central air cond 3 Alternate County Delegates Do you like the Spanish Influence? if REALTORS ovollable. S63,?00. Honing, fenced yord. S4I.TOO. 5&W3I2.' Notice is hereby given that qvaiWtd 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Middletown voters ot the Borough ol Eatontown, so, you'll love this sparkling while LINCROFT COLONIAL SPLIT - Four home, set amid lovely trees in a quiet County of Monmouth. Stole of New Jer- location on a large lot. Three large 671-2544 JOSEPH S. LANG bedrooms, Vh baths. Fireplace. Central sey, not already registered In said munici- bedrooms, I1,': tiled boths, 20' living air. Wolk to golf course. Near schools, pality under the lows of New jersey Qov- room with beaviltul stone, fireplace, LOW, LOW TAXES REALTOR churches, major porkwaY- Maintenance ernlng permanent registration may regis- formal dining room, country style Three-bedroom ranch, atf aluminum sid- free exterior. Sewers in ond po\d. Owner. ter or Iromfer with me clerk ot sold mu- kitchen wllh cheerful breakfast nook. nicipality at Ihe office, Municipal Build- ing. Wali-to-wQ|| carpeting. Lovely eat-In ing, 47 Brood Street, Eotontown. New Jer- Don't dream about It, come ond see kitchen. Living room with fireplace, full R VEB1D^OOMS KEANSBURG — Two bedrooms, ne it. We hove Ihe key and the price Beoutitully landscaped halt-ocre. "Mint sey, ot any time up to and Including dining room, two-car garage. Beauliful kitchen, wall-lo-walt carpeting, expansioi Thursday, April 27, 1973, during tht foi might surprise you. Call now. condition. Excellent location. Priced al condition" home with central air, sixottlc. targe lot. »22,900. 757-2568. Lenape J39.50O. io/»triq hours: Doily 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., S baths, foyer entrance, ond including April 27, 1972. ' WCAJION: Job site is healed on Stilhcll Rd. price ronge. Call us. 24 hour service. RUMSON spacious living room and dlnlno room, COLTS NECK — One acre corner lot. Ex The said Boards of Registry and Elcr Cclonlal-5115,000 large family room with fireplace. Family cellent residential section. Coll owner g tion will meet on 1000' Easf of junclion of Slillwell and Middklown Rds. Cape Cod-136,400 slle kitchen. Overstied 2+ car garege ter 6 p.m. or weekends, 944-4635. TUESOAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1972 Two-story-137,900 WANY. MANY EXTRAS. W9.S00. between the hours of 7 a.m. and S p.m. fo McALISTER AGENCY BROKER-OWNERS HOME BEAUTIFUL — H* ocre tot. River Ploi BI-level-S34,BOO section ot Middletown. Gas, water on< the purpose ol conducting the Generc Call Ed Day Construction RATZMAN AGENCY sewer taps at curb. Phone 741-3441. Election. Realtor After 6 p.m. 741-1144 - Said General Election will be held !• 245-3033 said municipality for the purpose ot elei 109 E. River Rd. Rumson RUMSON 842-1894 OWNER TRANSFERRED - Stone and REALTOR, 121 Chestnut St., Roiclle ting: Iroine ranch, eight rooms corpeted. Two SIA^TOUTRANCH Two acre lot on Sycamore Lane. Nea Electors ol President and Vlce-Pres salhs, two fireplaces, large potlo on treeo A real bardoln al J4I.500, thlt three-bed, Humson Country Club. Financing ovoi dent ft acre. Sewers. MonMonyy ex extrast . J42.000.room, lVi-bath ranch features on over- able. Little cash needed. Call 767-6702. A United States Senator Principals only. 471-1. I-I4B!. slied llvlna room vvlth French Doors lead- LitTLE 5iLVER — OuilaTnVIotTT.4 acre, A Member of the House of Repreient( tna 1 COLTS NECK - IN-LAVv QUARTERS ing to an enclosed sunporch. Numerous with huge trees, shrubs and stream HUGE older Col;nlol. Large lot, brook, ai Include an eat-In kitchen, double 119,500. 741-7409. Two Members ol the Board of Choir quiet street. 166,900. STYNES REALTOR, sinks I n bathbth, fulflll basemenbt and a two-car Freeholders for the County ol Monmouih J46-M6S. garage. Call today for on appointment. ond tor the following Municipal oMcev Two Councilmen lor the full term ( LI I iLb SILVfcK — Five or six bedrooms CAMASSA AGENCY inrec years each four fireplaces. Two-story frame and SEABR7GHT~- TWO family IH.OM. Notice Is hercuv given mot tfuetiU* stone colonial on 1.6 acres with trees and Realtors-Multiple Listing Service RED BANK - Five-family S28,000. I Porker Ave. 741 6336 Little Silver ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Hotel, bar, voters of Ihe Borough ot Eolonfoon stream. Wall-lo-woll carpeting through- County of Monmouih, State of Hr« Jer out. Mony extras. Excellent condition. By Eves.ASun, <*>-*™4 restaurant. $127,000. Owner liquidating Call 741-IW4 after 6 p.m. *— not already registered in saidmonir. -. owner, IIIM 741-7409. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP V under the laws of He- Jtftw aov BRIAR HILL RANCH CTHTTNDUSTRIAU- Improved ernmg permanent registration may rnts- Shrewsbury, principal or any agent. lei'or transfer wllh The cier* 1 witf m«. REALTORS Houses For Sale GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE 1 (i 0 COUNTRY SQUIRE. 12 ACRES. MIN- Catl 747-3404 r^'W-" .?* °! «- """ic.pa! Bund iff us Mp you pkk youi new nome. UTES TO HWY 9. FRONTAGE OH TWO Jei- FOUR BEDROOMS ROADS. MU5T SEE TO BELIEVE PO Split In Mlddtetown, with sewe TENTIAL. SDfi.OOO. 5?5 ?.??r¥ Lorge living room and family room WATERWJfCH — Newiy renovated"thre" Two baths, central air, Private yord BEN ALPERN oparlmenl house with private entrances with oool. Wall-to-wall carpels. Great Corner lotjistwo-car garage, yard. ^' tor entcrtiiinlnq, musi be seen. %*2, REALTORS JUST LISTED NEW COLONIAL - $62,700. beaches, shopping, buses. 125,000. U i', O'diilifu, li. * W. Main St. Preehalc 1 .vi!h wiill-lo W.'II! cari'iolnrj Cunlrnlly air-condilioned 4 bedroom, 3 bath homo on trot! Calf 462-6464 PROFESSIONAL — Business property. |i ,i ;M' • IT.undeck ntt Ihc Dcdmnrn and HERITAGE AGENCY jSnW mtiTW b*tw»,n-wrtl«Siv shadtid lot. lipucious livinc) room, dining room,lnff)0 kitchon, L.TTLE SILVER-STUDIO AND COLO- Intereittd call 946-8M0, ) di'.I.iiK v. to si 11:ic) 1 s shop- {'.fn. bni.fininnl mid ;' car ejaratje. Purchase now and bn sel- Llovd Mil./Rt. U AAtifnwon UA 7040 NIAL — Studio 24x32, two-story, heated, Principals only. I h.ti :.[)ui!;i|inn i ;,i'l n..'.', wi! li,ivc Hid koy! Ar,kiruj taroe north tight. Suitable oarage, work' liod in your lovely new homo by Summnr. TOWN HOUSE iho(». Colonial, tour bedroomi, living f-l.'l '(Of) ' one around. Five btdrnoins i)am and fireplace, )Vt bothi, dining Real: Estate Wanted On Itiuridoy, September 71, 19/7, thr Ilirce balhs, fireplace In large lit/Ing oom, den, iewfna/lnundry, beamed large jglstrn ion books will be cloud unlit Q| room, family room, kttchtn wllh atl Iric WE OU"YTI6uTES>"OifTOP DOLLAR EXCEPTIONAL VALUE country kitchen, large patio and cookcul. In any condition. •r me lorihcornlnQ General Fledlon in extras. Dlnlno room, basement, two Lovely area SS3.000. /47 5067. d u i(to : ! Phone 257-7838 >'il i*. c !'iK| lor GETTING MARRIED? cor garoae, central air. Aluminum i|r) Nnii °" J r v- November >, 1977. 'on I -.i 1 Ing, lovely yard and convenient to ev- NOH« of chonge of residence or uppli .iliil-..i-ilHin.-|, I v.iiicr i ii.c (I , a (..ill ID inspect this perlnct two bedroom r.lnrter LITTUE'SILVEte™ "fhrec-bedrdomTonV LTSTTNGVOF"B!"f TE'R"HOMES. ~I erything. See il! Vnu'll like ft! A*klnu mth ranch. Living, room wllh fireplace, on for tronsier of rcoHtrallon ihotl bft 1 K«anSburo-AAIddletown Moilel Holmdel riMiiy (•• .itcd in )Kirric! ( nrr|d princlicd clen, li/incj rourn, doluxe (?(il-in kilcfion, Itn, enclosed porch. One acre with pri- THE 5MOLKO AGEMCY. 7I/-OI7J. iniiiii' M'i1(1l-?lr)-.vn ,rr;i A'.kini) 'f-li,.' HID. l.vn li.illi!., plus h.i'.einent. Olleieil ill $30,900. vacy, UltJUO't. 741-8702. We Have Buyers! A HOME TO BE PROUD OF! MUM5ON - Three-bedroom Colonial. Listings urgently needed in the areus o [Living room wllh fireplace, (lining room, Hoilef, Middletown, ftelford, Leonardo I his t it 'I Iff tli-in JI'IV; 'iv viMr . ,!(j i EASY LIVING [kitchen. Pi bathi, Mull baiemcnt wllh etc. Call Giorge A. DeLorme, Realtor. RUMSON arge flniihrtJ titti. Fenced yord. Screened OiiOllfv Realty Assoclotci i". your:, in Ilir, : porch. 546,000, Auumoble 7% mortgage. liciliiKirn ftuinson flnnch with garni! room, Call S47/IB7. Member Multiple listing Services tialhs SiiiiouiKlnd by trees;;, this homo ir, JUST TWO MILES .., Oinrkt No. I Cl.'lltf,l ll(litlll||ll>i| .III' RUM 50 N /MALL BUILDING - Of any kind won! * 'rehouse, Brood Street '! ho,it i.lubs. ('.(tntrftlly fiif-conclitioiHid. FROM THE OCEAN) NEW 7 ROOMS - With punfelhtg., large W(! liii yi I'I.IMI , (l MID ea\ Garage, bungalow, etc. Undrr S7000, c. , District Nft. 1 rmliitf Center Hall Cape. Quiet polio, colored futures, washer, drytr, 4951076 fivl. 7lire* tjtOroouii, }"i Imtht Den disbwaitttr. Shrewsbury River view. Flrehouse, Br0oU Street SPRING TIME FRESH STEPS TO PlIBLir. DOCK. Ouell, no Iral DI^ L ARI^A ••• dnefonilly rosl 5plt(y kltdirn, Woodljiirnliiy flrtplme Utrkt N TliKjf! of fnui Ix'droiiiii ' i'l! In llvlnu loont. Foriiuil dining room TIC itre«t, yet within wolklnq ditt(inc« Ut dence, Living room, (ifnirvg room, klltht-n Mradowl,roo? °' * CUSTOM RANCH Lovely Jirtpneil parrh. nverlookliio beathti, btnes, ihopplno, 136,000. 3-5 bedroom,), Iwo luilhs. recreation room (til ,M X M IJVMKI (uurn I'. < 1 •' ".I nil SAMDCMTM MOWtS /41-71IS Principals only. Coll 763-3911. Woodn 1 HII HIT, nl ... ill hluii i .iipnliiui i!; IIi(! l.nttiiK) of Ihi:; contriilly nir irk like O'lUMlt. OMIVU/,000. il/ IDIMII -ill? jitst fl Ir.v n( !hr 1 W.itl | Will I a'pl't IffLt SILVER —~Han7"» Rd.Cu\ToriT i niiililiDiii'd horn/' | IVIIIIJ loom willi Ilieplauo, ilinirii) tootti. |.i )s DltirlclNs. i mi], inijiound i . l.lllllllll ,11 twill olunifnoni ilfted four bertroorn ranch. S( 0 t "ich \Mv. |},itin ;i I "' .'!? . » t>ronf Ay, ' |n rr. rr bnths, ? (;iir Iwo Hied bat hi, two-car goroyo, Ihree I i .MKIII ,'MK). MflfUtone tlrtplaoi, laroe living room, Advertise DOWSTRA formal dining room, picture wfndowt. »o?l. WyckofrRood tiled eqt-ln klichen, ntwly decorated. En 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY HWY 35 AGENCY-REALTOR closed flogs ton* porch, scrtent OIK) ottm. MIDDLETOWK Wall fo-woll toipaUna, Thtrmo wlndowi, in The 91 f. From Sf. RMIBODII full pancltd rtcrtollon room with fire 741-5212 671-3311 place, profflftlonally londicapvd wllh 741-8700 many lr«*s. Mid Hi, Call 1*!MH. Prlncl pel* onlv, Register Horough Clitk \ 25 Snuffy Smith Citossword Puzzle \\ i•fc 1 ACR6SS 58 Love to 18 Bevel out I Epochs 37 Rustic excess 19 Wields I GLORY BE!' 1 1L11, 1 01 f NOT TILL ( VISfTJN'DP SGoodnimt 38 S. American 61 Deprive of 24 Rinsed the SQ'FIREU}* > TH«T MEANS I'M 10 Heap fnnn-ypL(P^WOO filialf) II rodant amateurism throat I NOSE 14 Muni or 39 Incite 64 Indigenous 25 Young h«n CQMPftW/-^ I? «BOUTTO -1! NewnMn 40 Snarl Japanese 26 Evade (TCH QFF— 16Suppo» native ...' ;.,. —i— 41 - Bradley 27 Female 16 Oklahoma 42 Forest 65 Corridor horses city animal 66 Knowledge 29 Baits 17 Inttrpolnted 43 Dyke 67 Deprivation 30 Something 18 Mining 44 incline 68 Little pie found excavation 45 Hiahway 69 Break 31 Hestitant 21 Observe curve suddenly speaker •••' •"• ii 22 Operatic 46 Sahara, Gobi DOWN 33 City in Flor episode etc. 1 Roof f inialt 34 Gala event m 23 Male deer XL 48 Negative 2 Rage 36 Weight of •Bfi 25 Equal vote 3 Self- India 26 Large bird 49 Stepped on hypnotic 38 Cooking 28 19th Cent. 51 Rail ideas vessel GUARANTEE NOT TO WHAT theorist on S3 Leisure 4 Slumbered 46 Cupola EVEN SUSTAIN A SCRATCH HAPPENS??/ population 55 Clerical 5 Jump 47 Drug store fM UXXWfl FOR AFTER A FIVE-MILE-AN control vestment 6 Work of art drink A CAR WIT WONT HOUR IMPACT 32 Cut off 7 Baseball CAVSINIFITHTC 50 William the Solution to VoUrday't Puitfo team Conqueror'} 8 Single time son 9 Soak flax 52 Buns "THEM VDUTIWM OOWM AND lOTranquility 53 Gem rr upsiofc ?£•* 11 Insertion 54 Set of three between E5 Land mass layers 56 Lean Children'? 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THsee*rs CAM WITH Your Horoscope, Birthday FRIDAY, APRIL 21-Born matters little to you that oth- Learning pays off. do as best you can. today, you an somewhat in- ers may turn moral codes in- CANCER (June 22-July 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 clined to fed ont-of-step with side-out or work to bring — Exercise your right of free Dec. 22) — Accept earlj otber people - even with about the very changes you speech. Another may be anmorning challenges. You car those in tin same general life- fear. You realize that one opponent of your view — butprove yourself a worthy ex- T IMP ALMO61 PO0SOTTEN situation that you are in. Toe man's meat is another's poi- he will have to stand still and ample for children if you meet Cause of your feeling, how- son — and only hope others listen to it, nonetheless. difficulties with your usual ever, Is not any genuine dif- realize the same. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - calm. ference o! nature or aptitude; Generous with material Follow and carefully observe CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. it is, rather, a false $ense of things, you will give whatever all of the day's events. This is 20) — Bring joy into another's Inferiority wold) you have goods or money you can to an excellent time to gain life through your own sense of probably bees ftsterjng since those causes which interest more from personal In- well-being. You can give oth- early childhood. Mote, how- yon. Yon are rather dis- volvement than, from anoth- ers reasons for cheerful out- ever, that the'key word is inclined to give of yourself, er's experience. look; envision a future. "falsa," lor It Is nottrue that however, for you find it diffi- VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Fcb. you are inferior to those with cult to believe that your time If you have a mature outlook 19) — Polish up the old per- when you are always com- or effort can.be used to as and are something of a vis-sonality! You can make tre- paring yourself. You maymueh advantage as another's. onary where your future is mendous gains this evening if even in many ways be superi- concerned, you should bo able you meet others with your or — but you are blind to tto Saturday, April 22 to come up with something best foot forward. fact TAURUS (April 21-May special by evening. • PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) I REAUV WAMTED Hesitant about making 21) — Discovery marks this as LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - — Take care that your efforts JUST PLAIN MASHED, Success is just around the cor- to do the oppressed a favor, I'ULHAVETHE *~\ POTATOES AM GRATIN OR Changes In your life style, you a very special day long to'be BUT I ROAST BEEF AND J POTATOES WAPOLEON? generally look with some remembered. Your personal' ner where a home project is you don't at the same time do TO ASK POR THEM POTATOES J-sC alarm end considerable con- development takes a giant concerned. Don't give up your a loved one a grave dis- : cern at the "far-out" move- leap forward as a result. intentions to put gains to a service. Keep goals near. ments in modern life. At the GEMINI (May 22-Junc 21) new use. ARIES (March 22-April 20) same ttne, however, you are — You can captivate another SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Deal in facts alone. The tolerant, for you have no ob- with your charm — but that — Certain of the day's ob- (Aries who gives in to the lure jection to other people jum- does not mean that you will be stacles can be hurdled during of the world of imagination at ping on whatever modern able to make an Impression early afternoon hours. Other- this time may well stand in bandwagon they choose; it with the quality of your work. wise, you'll just have to make liis own way to success. SheinwoldV Bridge Advice By ALFRED SBEINWOLD'. the first trick with the ace of This is the best plan partly holding such as you have h hearts and take the spade fi because it will almost surely spades. No loyal reader of this col- nesse. If West wins, he may work against most opponents. PLEASE SIT 1SOWN, umn would be so uncouth as fail to lead a diamond. Equally important is the fact' South dealer I WON'T KEEP to bid a slam which the oppo- An alternative is to run the that a swindle of this sort will' North-South vulnerable VOU A MOMENT nents can defeat by taking three hearts, discarding a dia- give you the laugh on West for. . NORTH two immediate tricks. mond. Then you try the spade at least a year. This may be 4 J842 Today's hand Is therefore finesse. If the finesse loses, <5 AQ7 worth thousands of points if • O 16 presented as a lesson for your, however, West will surely re- you play against that particu- 4 KJ65 partners. Goodness knows, turn a diamond since your dls- lar West very often. there's nothing less couth card has exposed your weak- WEST EAST than abridge partner. ness. 4 K3 DAILY QUESTION V J1094 842 lucky stars that he didn't gctv-run the three hearts, dls- hold: S—J,84 2 11—A Q 7 D—J SOUTH his fingers on a diamond. It carding the nine of clubs! 6 C-K J ft'.Wha t do you say? * A Q 109 7 5 was very careless of you to Then try the spade finesse. If Answer: Bid two clubs. You tf K6 deal the ace and king of dia- It loses, West will surely re- intend to raise hearts next. O Q10 monds to the opponents only a turn a dub on the assumption ' The standard way to raise • AQ9 minute or so before you bid a that you have discarded from your partner to "two and a South W«st North East slam. weaknesss And then you will half" is to bid a new suit first Pass 3 4 Pass H£HAPA9OUT6O* Thanks to the opening lead, draw trumps and get rid of' and then raise. In this situ- AD Pass 1 WON A ANP50% your slam is cold if the spade your diamonds, on dummy's ation, try to bid a real suit Opening lead - C I iTHlPOl finesse works. You might win clubs. rather than some anemic WSPWAFINPOUT? THAT'S A 600P QUESTION!

ilie I'liiintoin Beetle Bailey wnm'5 eoiUG on our THAT FIRE BOMB VMS OUR RAPIO YOUR HOME PEM0N5TR/mOH--Wr: HAVE OfTICE WHAT YOU'VE MIND IF I MORt UOW.DS JUST SEEH--ATOHCE. ooc. usetfxiR PHON E vo you MAKE MOOSE CALLS? TO TELL THE 6ENEKAL MB TO COMB OVBft it Tkw NJ. , Aj>rfl il, 1*72 t X'twrrxpifee Fcitalittes By JAMES GERSTENZANG eled toll roads in the nation, its 20-year history. —Computerized sign control most expensive, sophist NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — has reduced the number of More than 2.58 billion ve- to aid the flow of traffic, and means of traffic control -The New Jersey Turnpike, fatal accidents on the super- hicle miles were recorded on —Frequent patrol of the is." ©ne of the most heavilv trav- highway to the lowest rate in the turnpike in 1971. The fatal- highway by the State Police. iBteruuvBal Signs ity rate, based on the number Dnal Highway The turnpike has also ; of fatal accidents for each The dual highway separates international -warning million miles traveled, was passenger vehicles from buses using diagrams and dra 1.23—the second lowest of any and trucks, permitting all in addition- to written BONGARZONE'S major toll road. There were classes of vehicles in the out- ings, and Tani says mot LANDSCAPING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 33 fatal accidents on the high- er three lanes in each direc- have reacted favorably ' way last year. Only the Mas-tion but limiting access to the' signs. SINCE 1939 sachusetts Turnpike, with 14 Our Lives are enriched by landscape "inner barrel" — the six lanes In addition, the turnp plantings of trees, evergreens, and sod fatal accidents—a rate of at the center—to passenger considering, installing a with their gifts of beauty, value and 1.20—was lower. cars. puterized traffic monil Dieasure. "What we're selling here is system that will relay t A oart of that pleasure is in the creative safety and service," said Ex- A turnpike spokesman, Ho- reports along the 12 care our trained oersonnel can give to ecutive Director William J. race A. Tani. said passenger stretch to the headquart assure the healthy growth and attrac- Flanagan. "You pay to ride cars accounted for more than that when traffic backs tive appearance of your lawn — trees and shrubs. on the turnpike. This is our 9Q per cent of the accidents on one section, entering t product image." the highway. They are also a can be diverted to an Turnpike officers pointed to vast majority of the general section. several factors in helping traffic. The system, which v 18 keep the number of accidents, The large, overhead traffic cost more than $1 mi DA Y Oft EVENING particularly fatal ones, at a -control signs which span the would necessitate th minimum. Among them are: highway are controlled elec- stallation of sensitive de WAYSIDE ROAD NEW SHREWSBURY —The opening of the "dual- tronically from the headquar- in the entire dual-' dual" highway—the stretch of ters here. At the push of a roadway, more than 12 12-lane highway from Edison button a sign at the Delaware 30 miles long. to the northern terminus near Memorial Bridge, nearly 100 The state police, wh< the George Washington miles, to the south, can be paid more than $2 mlUlo Bridge; changed to reflect an altered nually to patrol the more Buy this Ibro road condition or a potentially 140 miles of Turnpike. . hazardous situation. more than 400 motorists Bike Safety If the sign breaks down, tuis" day whose cars break < I problem is relayed through a The 170 troopers on p now and computer to the headquarters relay calls for mechani Is Stressed here, which are manned 24 the New Brunswick head hours a day by service per- ters which dispatches a In Eatontown sonnel and state policemen: - truck from the nearest EATONTOWN — Police But Tani stressed that it is vice area. Chief William Zadorozny says up to the motorists to obey the The troopers also Operation Bicycle Safety is signs. trained in first aid and starting entering its second phase. "What.are you going to been known to deliver b - Under the direction of the do?" he asked, referring to from time to time. borough's juvenile police offi- drivers &ho ignore reduced- There are about SO tro cer, Lt. Lawrence DeVito, speed signs. "We provide the patrolling the turnpike a film, safety talks and hand- outs pertaining to bicycle safety have been completed in every school in the borough. The second phase consists of a bicycle safety check and issuing new red bicycle licens- es. AH Eatontown children RED TAG are asked to participate. SALE Inspection stations Will be 21 inch in operation from 10 a.m. to 2 Guardian^ p.m. at Memorial School April 29 (rain date May 20); Mead- Country mower ow School, May 6 (rain date May 27); and Woodmere School, May 13 (rain date June 3). Assisting the police are the Police Reserves and the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars posts here and in Oakhurst. Fort Helped Design Test Act now and when you buy this 21-inch TORO For Apollo V" Guardian Mower lor $179.95 you'U get Key-Lectric Ft. MONi&OiiTii -— A. tac- starting free—a $3S saving. tical satellite communications It starts with a key. like your car. Front wheel drive terminal, developed under the Where you can boat takes most of the work out of mowing. technical guidance of the and fish on mile-long, See the new Guardian at your participating Toro Army Satellite C o m m u- tree-lined Shadow Lake. dealer. He'll show you all the^features that have nications (Satcom) Agency, is made Toro a leader for years. being employed in a scientific experiment in the Apollo 16 moon mission. » •— V " *' >* ~ A team of scientists from the University of Hawaii set up instruments on a small Pa- TOKO cific island near the equator i • south of Hawaii to make sonic boom measurements during Offer good untiFApril 30. 1972 while inventory lasts. * Mfg. suggested retail price. Applicable in Fair Trade states only. the re-entry of the Apollo 16 1 Exclusive trade name of Toro Company. spacecraft into the atmos- phere. AVAILABLE AT THESE PARTICIPATING TORO DEAURS Two soldiers of the 235th Signal Detachment, Continen- HOLM DEL. MIDDLETOWN RED BANK C«r(ions's Greenhouses Vim. H. Potter & Son. too. Menitt Lawn Mower Shop tal Army Command, assigned Rt. 35 - 264-3430 Red Hill Rd. - 671-0552 24 Mechanic St. - 741 -SO6O to the Satcom Agency at Lakehurst will handle com- BUY TORO NOW A T THESE STORES munications between the test team on the island and cap- Tee off at your private, sule recovery headquarters in executive 9-hole golf FREEHOLD HOLMDEL Hawaii. course just a chip shot * Barg's Lawn Cer If one's from your own back door. & Garden Shop Greenhouses Man g Highway 33 East, 462-1274 Highway 35, 264-3430 In Red Bank RED BANK — Edward llobert Smith. 25, of 100 3rd Tilts is the MIDDLETOWN RED BANK St., Keyport, was released in Monmouth - M & S his own recognizance after Mower, Inc. Hardware Corp. being arrested on charges of Imagine a ye; 656 Highway 35, 671-1073 .273 Shrewsbury Av*., 747-4044 larceny. your favorite Smith, night dispatcher for the Yellow Cab Taxi Service and you have RED BANK - SHREWSBURY Oakland St., allegedly took $51 about when \ from the office there. The ar- But our graci Merrltt The rest was made at 7:05 a.m. Lawn Mower Shop Bright Acre yesterday by Detective Lt enjoy. You'll 1 24 Mechanic St., 741-6O6O Broad St., 747-5555 Herbert Swanson and Patrol- Village: You < man Peter Knight. terrace horr»€ overlook the How do you j of your family a look arounc Isn't it about Mary, Mary, Quits Contrary Hear Her Tummy Growl That's because She Hasn't been to the QAM HUT in a while NOW OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK WED. 4-9 MM fry THURS. 4-9 FRI. 4-1O SAT. NOON -1O SUN. NOON - 9

Mew Plione No - r 872-0909 DIRECTIONS: Rt. 35 north Wire Atf|ac«ntfo ni|hlHdi Cakitcr round root off Atlantic •*. o«t Mmy turn l*1t to Hubbard Ave. (Nut! special radar units, make vis- -Computerized sign control most expensive, sophisticated given time, with the majority mouses last year and 95 per id the flow of traffic, and means of traffic control there in the northern sections, cent resulted in guilty pleas or ual checks and are beginning Frequent patrol of the is." where CO per cent of the traf- convictions, according to I-t. to use special portable radar lateraatlMal Signs Frank Wladich. Most were for units installed in their cars to iway by the State Police. fic is concentrated. - , catch speeders. Dual Highway The turnpike has also added issued mum- speeding. The troopers use dual highway separates international warning signs, senger vehicles from buses using diagrams and drawings trucks, permitting all in addition^ to written warn- ses of vehicles in the oiit- ings, and Tani says motorists hree lanes in each direc- have reacted favorably to the but limiting access to the' signs. ler barrel" — the six lanes In addition, the turnpike is he center—to passenger considering installing a com- puterized traffic monitoring system that will relay traffic turnpike spokesman, Ho- reports along the 12-lane » A. Tani. said passenger stretch to the headquarters so SAVE MONEY! accounted for more than that when traffic backs up on You can't do any better than catling Monmoulh Construction If you want er cent of the accidents on one section, entering traffic to save big money on a beautiful highway. They are also a can be diverted to another new room addition. And remember : majority of the general section. j you get quality work and work- fie. manship from the county's oldest The system, which would and largest home improvement spe- le large, overhead traffic cost more than $1 million, cialists. 24 hour phone service. :rol signs which span the would necessitate the in- iway are controlled elec- stallation of sensitive devices ically from the headquar- in the entire dual-'dual here. At the push of a roadway, more than 12 lanes on assign at the Delaware 30 miles long. norial Bridge, nearly 100 The state police, who are 741-5O6O a to the south, can bepaid more than f2 million an- AU.TVKS iged to reflect an altered nually to patrol the more than • Cmmmrm* ] condition or a potentially 140 miles of Turnpike, assist Bmthrmoms irdous situation, more than 400 motorists each Kttthmnr W—fing. Siding the sign breaks down, tuis' day whose cars break down. AttU )Iem is relayed through a The 170 troopers on patrol Fmrth Mmtf»*ur»% puter to the headquarters relay calls for mechanics to s, which are manned 24 the New Brunswick headquar- No Money Down • T rs a day by service pef- ters which dispatches a tow- on Any Improvement lel and state policemen: - truck from the nearest ser- it Tani stressed that it is vice area. o the motorists to obey the The troopers also are s. trained in first aid and have MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO What.are you going to been known to deliver babies HIGHWAY 3 5 AT HEDDOHS CORNER, fW'DDLETGWN " he asked, referring to from time to time. ers who ignore reduced- There are about SO troopers 7 4 1 5 O 6 O 776-66OO ;d signs. "We provide the patrolling the turnpike at any This is the Country Club Community.

Where you can boat Swim and sun at Volley on professional, and fish on mife-long. your own private pool. private tennis courts that tree-lined Shadow Lake. are even lighted for night-time play.

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DIRECTIONS: Rt. 35 north through Red Bank to Novesink River Road (just paat bridge over Navesink River)" torn toft toHubbard Av#. (Nut Swamp Rd.); turn right to Shadow Lake Village entrance. Or call: (2O1) S4Z-94OO. Friday, April 21, 1ST* Television .• * Theater Out • Comment Your • Hobbies ••. Music Os Might Be By BETTE SPERO physically plain mistress for a spoiled, pretty, young brat, Hollywood couldn't have That's only to return to the comfort made a better choice when it of the older woman when he gave the best picture Aca- Entertainment really needed someone's love. demy Award to "The French Hill There is the beauty of Son- Connection," — that is, as far as ny's friendship with another public sentiment is concerned. oft-regarded plebian tastes, boy, Duane, despite their The action-packed police most smart movie people nev- he art-rendering fight over the film, which in reality bore er forget that the word after aforementioned brat. about as much resemblance t6 show is business. As the bo- Bodogovich did his home- police work as it did to raising rcoffice goes, so goes the film work Well, too. for there is bananas, captured the public industry. plenty of detail: the 45 R.P.M. fancy almost en masse. Adroit Selection record play.er; the chubby For reasons often unknown >»ow, although wo think the sensuality of the high school even to the public itself, occa- Academy's move in awarding girls who now, by today's sionally a film comes along the Oscar to "Connection** was fashion standards, would be that people first wait in line to a most adroit one, especially considered fat. and the 40- see and then can't wait to public relations wise, in our yoar-old mistress giving her leave so they can tell every- opinion there were better 17-year-old lover cookies one how. great the film is. films made this year. And one (oreos) and milk after they Tt»is year it was ''The of them was nominated along hjivo sex. French Connection." with "Connection*.* for best Now. for "The French Con- 'Shot in Arm* film. nection." It was just the shot in the "The Last Picture Show." a Just in case there is anyone arm "(oops!) the film industry plain, black and white film de- who hasn't seen if (and that needed, and, in fact, seems to ceptively simple in its por- must be somev\hat akin to need every, year. - trayal of the complexities of trying to find someone who " There doesn't seem to be man, is truly a beautiful, poi- hasn't read "The Godfa- any way of predicting just gnantly artistic,, first endea- ther"!, • ' is a uresit *.'*»ps and what film will capture the vor by director Peter Bod >» m**\ it*. IS>72 stvie. public imagination. Just ask ogovich. J y any theater manager who It is a shame the film lias t-'orty yearn **&*>, the* lt*;*cl must play the guillotine-edged not enjoyed such o v t> r- would H/«\e bri*n played by guessing game of what the powering boxoffice, for it cor- -I a ruts «*ai*n*-y or Humphrey public will pay to «£oTne see." tainly is more true-lo-life ttuin Hog^rt And he would have . Last year it was "Love Sto- the manic escapades of a cop been i-hasinn gamblers or ry,** an overly sentimental who spends most of his time bootleggers. Today it's Ciene movie, made from a mawkish crashing cars into railroad Huckman and in deference to non-book and starring two bridges while chasing trains. inottern society* he's chasing very non-actors. Several persons have men- dope pushers. * . Before that it was "Pat- tioned they didn't like "The There is incredible, widely ton,** a. hard-sell war movie Last Picture Show" because expansive use of color in the that enjoyed fantastic boxof- they found it too depressing. . movie. The sun almost always fice success while the nation Granted, it is hardly filled seems to be shining and that was embroiled in one of the with joie de vivre, but that in itself is a stark contrast to most mammouth antiwar was the whole point. the bleak, black and whit£ movements it has ever ex- Dead-End Void settings of "Picture Show.** perienced. Life can be pretty depress- The scenes of New York, * * •The Godfather* ing, though admittedly one where most of the film was And this year will almost would be hard put to match made, are excellent and make undoubtedly turn out to be the the absolute emptiness and it all seem sort of real when year of "The Godfather.'* dead-end void that Bod- you see places you recognize That film, made for about $6 ogovich exposes and explores like the. Roosevelt Hotel, million, had earmarked some- in his film. Grand Central Station and the where in the neighborhood of The. film was not ignored. Pan Am Building. In fact, we 926 million in advanced book- Ben Johnson and Cloris can't1 ever remember New ings before it even opened in Leacliman won best support- York Jooking as good as it New York a month ago. ing Oscars for their dramatic does In this movie. NoW we have no quarrel roles. The highly heralded chase ^with the Motion Picture Aca- In the inexplicable reason- scene (and when didn't a cops "dertiy; of Arts and Sciences for ing of Hollywood, however, and robbers movie have a this year's choice of "The Timothy Bottoms, who gave a chase scene?) was interesting French Connection*' or for its stunning performance as the enough if you like that sort of star, Gene Hackman. as best young man Sonny around thing. The camera work was actor. . whom the plot revolved, excellent, although as far as F*or though we tend to agree wasn't even nominated. chase scenes go it was no- with the late movie director BodogoVich was nominated, where near as memorable as D. W. Griffith, who reportedly but -lost outm to William Fried- the one a few years back in commented "What art? What kan, who won the Best Direc- the Steve McQueen detective sciences?** there certainly is tor Award for **Connection.'* thriller "BuUUt." nothing wrong with the Aca- In "Picture Show," there is Fantastic Commercial demy acknowledging the ac- much intellectual and emo- The scene Was, however, a claim that the most important tional exploring. There is the fantastic commercial for audience of all, the public, has charity reflected in Sonny's whatever kind of car Hack- heaped upon the film. lovp.for a retarded friend. man was driving throughout Unlike a lot of poor in- Poignancy, T«© all that1 erratic crashing and tellectuals who would cast There Us the poignancy of ncaivcrashing into cars.aiid aspersions upon the public's Sonny's leaving his older. railroad bridges. About tlie ENJOYMENT Your Weekend

Oscar r> Be Different physically plain mistress for a spoiled, pretty, young brat, only to return to the comfort of the older woman when he nment really needed someone's love. iisimuttHiHHimi There is the beauty of Son- ny's friendship with another bian tastes, boy, Duane, despite their |e people nev- he art-rendering fight over the e word after aforementioned brat. As the bo- Bodogovich did his home- koes the film work well, too, for there is plenty of detail: the 43 R.P.M. ection record player: the chubby we think the sensuality of the high school in awarding girls who now, by today's inection'* was fashion standards, would be e, especially considered fat. and the 40- wise, in our year-old mistress giving her were better 17-year-old lover cookies /ear. And one (oreos) and milk after they ruinated along have sex. on'.* for best Now. for "The French Con- nection.' ure Show." a Just in case there is anyone white film de- who hasnt seen it (and that c in its pot- must be somewhat akin to inplcxities of trying l<> find someone who >eautiful, poi- hasn't read "The God fa- first eiutejt- ther' >. i! I** a f^re.it cops ami • Peter Bod- in».*%tt'. l**7lf st>le. i'ar<*ey. ftogart the ill ill has Fotl> VIMIS ago. the U-atl s ui'h o v f r- would l*vi\e been played by ce. for it ciT- Janus *'annoy or Humphrey je-to-life than Bog;,>rt And ho would have ades of a cop been i-husing gamblers or t of his time bootleggers. Today it's Gem* into railroad Hackman and in deference to ing trains, modern society, he's chasing is have men- dope pushers. AP Wtrcptioto i*t like "The There is incredible, widely SUCCESS STORY — Producer Philip D'Antoni iow** because expansive use of color in the holds Oscar'he won for the best picture of 1971, >o depressing. , movie. The sun almost always hardly filled seems to be shining and that "The French Connection/* at the awards ceremo- vre, but that in itself is a stark contrast to ny in Los Angeles. D'Antoni says he went to six or >int, the bleak, black and whilfc seven studios and was turned down before 20th d Void settings of "Picture Show." Century Fox agreed to film the picture. retty depress- The scenes of New York, mittedly one where most of the film was only thing the car didn't hit tearing apart, in a police ga- put to match made, are excellent and make was the train it w,as chasing. rage, of a car hiding heroin, is uptiness and it all seem sort of real when fascinating. The young chem- d that Bod- you see places you recognize Hack man's portrayal of the ist, with wire-rimmed glasses, and explores like the Roosevelt Hotel, bedraggled, somewhat "scientifically" testing a ship- Grand Central Station and the shabby. .Jimmy "Popeye" ment of heroin to make sure Doyle, the beleagured narcot- it's top quality dope, is almost not ignored. Pan Am Building. In fact, we ics cop, is excellent, though it and Cloris can'V' ever remember New makes you wonder a bit about humorous. best support- York looking as good as it your friendly, neighborhood And Doyle and Russo. shi-' heir dramatic does in this movie. policeman. Roy Scheider. as vering in a doorway munching The highly heralded chase Doyle's partner Buddy Russo, on pizza and coffee while the icable reason- scene (and when didn't a cops gives a solid, low-keyed per- two "dope" guys they're trail- ed, however, and robbers movie have a formance certainly more at- ing sit in a plush French res- is, who gave a chase scene?) was interesting tuned to the conventional im- taurant having snails, onion mance as the enough if you like that sort of age of a cop. soup, and Chateaubriand onny around thing. The camera work was (rare), is poignantly amusing. > t revolved, excellent, although as far as Speaking of images, it's a Do yourself a favor. limited, chase scenes go it was no- little surprising that the PBA For some interesting enter- as nominated, where near as memorable as antidefamation league, if tainment, and plenty of on- William Fried- the one a few years back in there is sucli a thing, didn't screen action, go see "The tie Best Diree- the Steve McQueen detective protest the film. The way it French Connection." now Cqnnection." thriller "Bullitt." depicts federal and local nar- playing at the Circle Theater, how," there is Fantastic Commercial cotics cops, you can't help Ocean Township. ual and emo- The scene was, however, a wondering if the "crimebus-, And then, when you feel like . There is the fantastic commercial for ters' cure" might not be a thinking instead of just enjoy- *d in Sonny *s whatever kind of car Hack- dubious alternative to -the al- ing, go up the road a few led friend, man was driving throughout leged ill. miles to the Community The- cy, Too all that erratic crashing and Good Detail ater, Katontown. There you poignancy of neaivcrashing into Cars and There are good touches of can catch "The Last Picture ng his older. railroad bridges. About the detail in thie film, too. The Show." V .*

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ARSENIC, OLD LACK ROARING TWENTIES BE A MODELCor look liteone) HAZLET.- The junior MAZI1ET T The. Ladies tbss of Radian High School Auxiliary of the North Center- by summertime. will present "Arstnic and O1U viHe Fire Company will spon- Lace," by Joseph Kesselring, sor a "Roaring Twenties" tonight and tomorrow at 8 dance tomorrow at 9 p.m. in The world famous BarbJzon School p.m. the firehouse. Middle Road. of Modeling is now forming special Sue (\stin will appear a.s There will be a roast beef accelerated summer courses. Ahby Brewstcr. Her sislor, dinner and music by Ed Paul Martha, will bt» played by Ki- sen. Prizes wijl be awarded to Girls 14 or older, send for our new; 32 page le n I-arson. winners of dance and costume The public is invik'U to at- contests. illustrated book A CAREER IN MODELING lond. Tickets will be .sold at which could make this the most important sum- thodnor. JAZZ CONCERT MNCROHT - A ja/z con- mer of your life. No obligation. Use this MARIONETTK SHOW cert by The Jersey Blues is KKD BANK - The Nin»l« scheduled Sunday at 3 p.m. in Miiriunottt's wilt appear lo- Forum 5 at Brookdale Com- I BAKBIZON SCHOOL OF MODELING niorrow in Mechanif Streol munity College. Featuring a | 118 E. B#rg«n PI., ftod Bank, N. J. 07701 School at II a.m., sponsored "big band" sound, the group I by the Keel Biink Parks mid is sponsored by Brookdale s Recreation Department. I name . Cultural Affairs .Department J oddreis. MARATHON and is directed by Harold WEST LONG BRANCH - Rlioads, its-founder. .state M on mouth College students will begin dancing tonight ;il S and tliey won't slop until Sun- day at ti p.m., in an attempt 1o raise money U> fight cantor. LITTLE SILVER CARVEl LITTLE SILVER CARVEL LITTLE SILVER CARVEL The Marat lion is sponsored by /eta Beta Tau fralerniiy as a fund-raiser for the Cancer So- WE'RE AT IT AGAIN ciety. It will be in the Ahinmi Memorial (iymtiasmtn. IN CONCERT TONMiUT NKW BRUNSWICK - Hob- in Little Silver!! v ert C. (irammer of Shrews- bmy, Mictntel Leslie o| Kiielte and William Trobasd) ol Cream.'Hidne will participate in the 10til h anniversary 12 CARVEL CUPS spring riinci'il to be presented only by the It ulcers TolU-ge (ilee (')ub tonight at K:t(l [tin. in the Hutgers Cymnasiuin The club will sajute Dr. V. Austin "Soup" Waller, who hus been its director 411 years 'BANANA BARGE' W «KI) HANK - Amos Mum- RBR Expires 4/26/72 (witft coupon) 20'OFF ford of West Long Hranch will dcnumstrale Ins approach to creating a painting Sunday only in All in cream made fresh daily ar premises al 2 p.m. in Monmoulh Mu- seum. 21 Whitest. little Silver IV . ROCK (.KOI I' ON 52 •TKHNTON - "l{evival. ' u 86 Oceanport Ave. Trenton Hock group, will join V^J DISCOUNT •*The Wireless Anything (iocs 842-9646 Notebook," April 'H'ta t 7 p.m. STOW and April 27 at « P.M. on TV Channel f>2. LITTLE SILVER CARVEl LITTLE SILVER CARVEL LITTLE SILVER CARVFL r J •. . • . .. . > ••• i . .. Landing T¥'s Best Thriller By CYNTHIA tne city's West Side and broke and to "shoot to maim or NEW YORK - into tears. cripple anyone looting any big drama yesterday wa^the The public saw him on net- stores in our city," Both por- Apollo 16 mission whoa* wgjiite work television ordering po- traits apparently were typi- trouble built to a dimai over lice to Shoot to kill arsonists cal. six hours of mounting tension and then moved swiftly to a happy ending. . •*••: •OUTftf NBC, which had decided to —TKATRt start a television ftCCQtmt of the descent of the^Sojoilpler ; Jt Mf tUVMHt DMVC4I TIKWH* Nitwit Skyfty H, a half hour earlier than Its two rival ^etWottts-was able to haiKUe-ih^lir^lewS ol the mechanical ttlstt when 11 came shortly after J pm. BUYER $1. f*r carload • SELLER $2 EST. CBS and ABC Were oc- 50c WALK-IN Admission cupied wit^^oap operas. SCUCM rcm mrotiMATit mt 35 Drive in (201) 264 2201 Htmmk Drivt in (201) 344 1666 Teleyisiiwi: iCAWCEKEND ONLY' MONEYMAKER 81 c Ocea Sea Bright After that, there were re- ports as decisions were made,

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WEDDINGS • BANQUETS m-m-m-ITi is BACK! BUSINESS MEETINGS Make your reservations early and We look forward la welcoming you! as&ure yourself of best dales. Call LIUNCHEON • DINNffR • IATBSNACKS1 Charlie Truitx. Valet Parking HOMEMADE BAKED GOODS Jmi IfV.ii of Hii-fnivtv llonftitol • SCINTH1ATING STEAKS AND Wharl AM'., KCNICK ADAMS STO- tion for the nade$i(#ttider By MARY I they first were read long ago. In AP Nawsfea RIES. By Ernest Hemingway. addition, there's the pleasure of the case of "The Last Good Scribner's. 17.95. rediscovering the* opening line BOOKS Country," a hefty fragment and Badfinger ha The idea of taking al! of Hem- which you once thought was one a thoroughly engrosring one in its last single ingway's Nick Adams stories of the best ever written. It's the so. That he did not speaks for which Nick is being hunted by Day." and publishing them in chrono- one that opens "In Another itself. Reasons for publishing game wardens. Hemingway - The quartet's [ogtcal order was a good one. Country," the story of war- them are given In the preface. was building a beautifully sus- That of taking eight unfinished penseful thing here^ and then, Molland says, wounded men in a hospital, and Among them is one that holds Especially afte fragments by the late author it goes; "In the fall the war was ^ "these piece* throw new. light for some reason, be stopped, tblf also dealt with Nick and two Were real always there, but we did not go on the work and personality of The reader has to. stop with were so close y including them in the same to it any more," one of our foremost writers and book, as has been done here, him, unfortunately, and goes on were gold and Yes, the old stories are still genuinely increase our under- wondering forever whether the was not a good idea. fine, but the fragments are standing of him." Not so. later they were A rereading of the stories warden* ever caught up with something else again. Ob- They only show that Hem- Nick or whatever. Frustrating! singles were "G shows the original impact of viously, if Hemingway had ingway started writing a lot of and "No Mattel such classics as "Indian . PhilThomai thought these eight bits worth things but didn't always finish A new slngIe Camp," "The Battler," and publishing he would have done them. And publishing unfinish- Associated Press ERNEST HEMINGWAY » "The Killers" is as strong as ever, and Hemingway's terse CELEBRITY BOWLING (O © SESAME STREET (C) S NET PLAYHOUSE: BIOGRAPHIES 2:10 OMETS BASEBALL (C) Best Sellers "LwilsXIV" 7«U va. Chicago CulM . FICTION tl:00 0 0 NEWS 2:30 0 TH£ RtF^R ONE STEP IEYOND de- Itllier Barber and Gene UtUtr meet at tin Fire- N0NFICT10N 2:00 flt "Tht Accusing Rngtr" termined to see that justice Is done. ttona Country Club, Akron, Ohio. "The Game Of The Foxes," 4:30 ©"Rantom" 0 THE TONrSHT SHOW (C) Q SPORTS CHALLENGE (C) Karago 0 "Tht Long Hot Summtr" Host: Joey Bishop. 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A pungent satire on "The First Time Ever I Saw 0 GILUGAN'S ISLANO (C) 2:00 stuffy Boston famines, their marriageable young Your Face," Flack •The Matchmaker" 2:10 0 CALL TO PRAYER people and a "nouvtau riche" manufacturer's 1 0 HODGEPODGE LODGE (C) 2-15 0 NEWS AND WEATHER daughter. v ' "Rockin Robin," Jackson W0 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) "In The Rain," Dramatics 3:1$ O EVENING PRAYER IS GUITAR, GUITAR (C) "Second Honeymoon" 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW (C) 6:30 0 APOLLO 16 COVERAGE (C) "I Golcfaa," Tex 0 DICK VAN DYKE "Wyoming Mail" (1950) starring Stephen McNally, B SPEAKING FREELY (C) "That'i My Boy" "A Horse With No Name," Alexis Smith. - 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE America 0 BEAT THE CLOCK (C) "Hangover Square" (1045) starring Laird Creger, fS WORLD PRESS (C) "Belcha By Golly, Wow,' Sty SATURDAY Linda Darnell. A composer allows his music to be 7:00 0 CIS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (C) stolen by a girl then later takes his revenge. lislics 0 NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) MORNING ID THE FRENCH CHEF (C) "Day Dreaming," Franklin 0 I LOVE LUCY "Glamour Poudlng" "A Cowboy's Work Is Never "Lucy Writes a Play" 10:00 O PEBBLES AND BAMMBAMM (C) 0 THE JETSONS (C) EVENING Done," Sonny * Cher 0 NEWS (C) 0 THE WILD WILD WEST (C) 0 BEWITCHED (C) 6KXJ 0 THE URBANITES (C) "Heart Of Gold," Young "The Night of the Returning Dead" 0 TEST PREP (C) 0 I LOVE LUCY "Roundabout," Yes 0 NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) 01 GARDENING WITH THE GREEN THUMB "Breaking the Lease" . ."From Butch With Love" 10:10 0 ARCHIE'S TV FUNNIES (C> O APOLLO 16 COVERAGE (C) 7:15 © DAVID LITTLE JOHN (C) 0 BARRIER REEF (C) 09 SPECIAL 7:30 O CIRCUS (C) 0 UDSVILLE (C) "Joan Sutherland: Who's Afraid of Optra?" 0 LASSIE (C) 0 ASK CONGRESS (C) 6:30 0 CBS NEWS WITH ROGER MUDD (C) "Orphan of the Wfid" (D THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (C) O 0 NEWS (C) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) 11:00 0 SABRINA (C) ©HOGAN'S HEROES 0 LET'S MAKE A DEAL (C) 0 TAKE A GIANT STEP (C> "Anchors Aweigh..." CLUB BENE' 0 YANKEES BASEBALL • •• i- "Monster Zero" (1M6) starring Nick Adams. Planet . © THE ADVOCATES (C) Q MR. WIZARD (C) X. dominated by a fearsome space creature, cap- "Should the Preita Be Prohibited from Publishing 0 CREATURE FEATURE tures two earth, monsters and uses them In a plot ( "BRIGAPOON" Classified Material?" "The Face of Marble" (1046) starring John Carra- to destroy mankind. 8:30 O APOLLO (6 COVERAGE (C) dine, A xvcivd tale of a doctor who trie* to bring © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (C) i 0. THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) the dead back to life, 1:00 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (C) i 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (C) 0 JONNY QUEST (C) While celebrating Mike's and Gloria's first wedding Stage Show 3 "The Undergraduate," Shirley receives a call from ©MOVIE AT NOON anniversary, the Stivlcs and the Bunkera recall the the parent* of a college student who hai developed "The Big Operator" (1959) starring Mickey Roonoy, trumatlc day when. Mike first met his future father- Every Wednesday f in-law. (R) a crush on her.' Thru Sunday I 9=00 0 THE NEW CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) members in line with strong arm tactica and em- "Elmer Gantry" (1B60) starring Hurt Lancaster. "Terror In the Bky" (tarring Lelf Erlckson, Doug ployers with Illegal Btrlkes, goes on a rampage Shirley Jones. Elmer Gantry tesma up with a RES. 727-3000 I McClure. The pilot, co-pilot and passengers of a when federal agents investigate his activities. travelling evangelist show headed by a beautiful plane are stricken with food poisoning and a stew- ID THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (C) girl and. finds himself under fire from a newspaper- I ardess and passenger try to fly the craft. 12:30 Q YOU ARE THERE (C) man who tries to expose them publicly. (Note: 10- e ROOM 222 (C) ' minute Apollo 16 coverage between 9:00 and 9:30) "Welcome Back, Mliuj Brown." A returning divorced 'The Treason of Benedict Arnold" 0 ONE STEP BEYOND teacher fln (Note: The movie will be inter' li <"•'• •• ' fi'ovrr II, . 0 YANKEES BASEBALL (C) rupted at 5:15 for an Apollo 19 Progress Report.) Ynnk«*<< m ttrutlon KrJ Knx uartet. .-.T3biffl€d^%: Gold Vn 'CAMPBELL 28 «» the April 15 best- until then. It had been our Maybe Tomorrow' would be a he'd try to talk them into letting satures Writer selling chart and climbing. The I ambition to write songs other hit. Everybody at Apple thought us write a couple more songs for group's third album, "Straight las a gold record, RECORDS peoplfe would record. It's one of that way, too. When it wasn't, the film. Up,***** N&v M on tHe April 15 ;le, "Day After the most exciting things that we all got real negative and "We made a denw of it and chart, down from its peak of 33 has happened." didn't trust our own judgment they liked it and we wrote on March 25. The two previous t's quitarist Joe periods when things weren't and got into a bad mental state 'Carry on Till Tomorrow' and albums were "Magic Christian The Quartet, two members 5, "It is great. going too well, This guy came in for nine months. 'Hock of Ages' for the film, Music" and "No picey^ .•/• -.1 -,.„• - - ter the previous and said, 'Are you Badfinger? from Swansea, South Wales, which was 'Magic Christian ' 'Paul McCartney came ally close. Thiy There also is a single on the I'm Harry Nilsson. I've got this and two from Liverpool, were around and said he'd been Badfinger performed at r we thought they chart, "Without You," sung by song to play for you.' It was his given a recording contract by Nilsson, which Badfinger wrote. asked to write musk for a film. George Harrison's concert for d only found out version of 'Without You.* He Apple when the company t He'd written the theme song, Bangladesh refugees last ren't." Those two Guitarist Pete Hani says, said he was going to use it as a began, in 1968. "Come and Get August in Madison Square 7 Come and Get If "WedjdMon'NoDice,1." single. It" was recorded before they 'Come and Get It,' and he didn't want to get more involved with Garden. Molland says, "I think ter What." k Bassist Tom Evans says, "We "We're thinking about other had a name, which finally was it He told us to make a disk of it George wanted to get the sound were in our studios in London. songs we can lay on hint. No one assigned them by Apple. J, "Baby Blue," is on this album. We played on his had recorded any of our songs Hani says, "We all thought and if the film company liked it, We'd gone through one of those album, 'All Things Must Pass; And I think he figured it would

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Odette Churchill, quite 0 NEWS AND WEATHER by accident, becomes a British agent assigned to "Superstardom is a killer." 4:00 IB SESAME STREET the underground: in France.' IMS 0 EVENING PRAYER 4:10 Q APOLLO 16 COVERAGE (C) 0 RAWHIDE • Ham says, "Not that we'd 1:30 0 SEA HUNT ID ABBOTT AND COSTELLO "Incident of the' Running Man." Rowdy Tates runs 1:35 B NEWS (C) "The Army." The boys get patriotic and Join the Into a nightmare of Intrigue and suspense when mind it. But we don't want to be reserves. he attempts to warn an army outpost of an impend- 2:00 B CALL TO PRAYER pushed into it prematurely by 4*5 O KINER'S KORNER (C) ing attack by a band of outlaws. 2*0 bookers." B THELATE SHOW tl (C) 5:00 0 BUCK TULIP (C) 0 SOUL (C) "This Bsrth It Mine" UW9) starring Rock Hudson, 0 SOMEONE NEW (C) 11:30 0 THE NAME OF THE GAME (C) Evans says, "If you play a Jean SUniaoni. 0 THE SAINT (C) "The Prisoner Within." 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